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framin of antenna on building in background
photograph er. Unusual shots seemed to
amuse Stafford and Co-pilot Gene Cernan (left)
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tritually certified today
omination of Miami Ma:
Iob.rt King High as the Di
C cratic candida te for the
ice of governor in Novemi
illoting.
High will mee t the Repi
can nominee, Claude Xi
Jacksonville and Pa
each.
Official figures certified
School is out Friday for t is Cabinet Board shos
igh got 5913,471 votes in I
Seminole County's nearly it reond primary to bent out
coo students. Summer school : unbent Guy. hlaytlon But
and summer enrichment pro
ho received 509,271.
grams will begin June 10 for
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about 4000 who will take ad- 1 icumbent Public Service Co
vantage of the broad program " issioiter Jerry Carter s
at over challenger Joe Ho
OffCFrd by the Board of Pub.
liami, 440,551) to 420,173.
lie Instruction.
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at Pinecrest Inn. From left are Stanley Hemphill, chaplain' Christopher
Wilson, treasurer; Thomas Hemphill, past president; Richard Goerss,
new prcsldcnt; %%'. U. flcusley, Jr., vice inesiduit; Disvid Snpe.r secretary, Ronald %Vestbmook, junior board representative. (lkrald'Photo)

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everyone equipped with the fine array of boat.
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th. lobby of Florida State Bank. Bank, co.oper.
ating with local merchants in displaying mercan talc. cars of your
chandis., will arrange financing for purchase of
MORTGAGE LIFE Policy,
any of sporting equIpment on display in lobby,
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Sanford. Seminole Jaycees
announced today that they
have accepted a project to
help the Florida State Mint.
al Health Association raise
funds for research into mental Illnesses of children.
The FSMHA Is sponsoring
the premiere showing of the
Ivan Tors production.
"Around the World. Under
the Sea," starring Lloyd
Bridges, Shirley Eaton. Div.
id McCallum and Keenan
Wynn, which will play June
9 at the Park West Theater
in Winter Park.
Eighty per cent of the
movie was filmed In Florida
waters.
Tickets are available at
l'uuehton's t)rugs(ore. Faust's
t)iugatore, Sanford Atlantic
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last minute today forced post.
ponement once again of the
Gemini $ flight of bard-luck
astronauts Thomas Stafford
and Eugene Cernan.
Next pouible launch of
Gemini S was Friday. The
mission was "scrubbed" at
12:42 p.m. (EDT).
Technicians had only six
minutes to get Gemini off th e
pad to chase and catch a target satellite launched beauti.
fully at 11 am. (EDT). They
missed the critical time period
because guidance system data
was not recording properly
on a computer.
Stafford ad Cernan, already frustrated twice before
in their efforts to get a Gemini S off the ground, were
given th e sad word they would
have to wait another two
days.
,,We try harder," re ad a
sign they carried to the elevator th at took them to their
capsule. But It would have Is
be try, try again on Friday.
The target satellite, .1.
ready In orbit 155 miles up,
had difficulties of its own.
Officials could not tell whether
a protective shroud had sep.
aeated on the 1,700-pound vs*
hid, known as the "Glob." If
it failed to separate. Gemini
o could rendezvous with it,
but could not perform a link.
up.
However, Mission Director
William C. Schneider said "the probability Is high" that
the shroud separated. Rendes
vous-nosing close to (ho tat'.
set-would take place regard.
-less of the shroud.
The satellite went tate r4
bit between 181 and 11$ miles
In. (hi haavç 1,-tight on the
button - trifeLag at 10,290
miles an )1our.
"Good show!" Stafford said.
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cal off the pad, the satellite
nicknamed the "Glob" still
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MRS. NANCY NORDSTROM. clerk of Seminole Selective
today received certificate of apprrciation for aimistance given Marine
Corps recruiting station in Sanford and Orlando. Presenting award wa.s
Mu. E R. Stoddart, officer in charge of recruiting for Florida. Looking
on is S/Sgt. Dick DeVasto, marine recruiter for this area. Award read
in part: "It is felt that efforts of Mrs. Nordstrom contributed material.
ly to effectiveness of Orlando-Sanford Marine Corps Recruiting StaLions."
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launch director for the Air I
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You;g, who flew as copilot
aboard America's first Gem.
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1W. and Collins will try to
chase down and link up with
an Agena target satellite 155
miles above earth.
Later, Collins will climb out.
sid, the craft and take a
walk" in space.

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illothg In the big 24 cost
natorial district in No,
lorida, where there was c
ivy else, rice.
Challenger Hal Davis,
puiney, beat out voter
en. Charley Johns, Star
3,187 to 52,7131, Sen. L.
;ihson of Perry, won
ver Sen. B. C. Pearce,
sat Palatka, 58,121 to .1
IN, anti former TnIlahaj,
layor Sini Teague heat T
hassee attorney James
nos, 53,105 In 43,552.
The bosnia report shoe
let @ will he 2$ contests
IQ Novemhçj geflerl •Jatt
etween Demncrtie and I
ublican Mmi*eei In the it.
Inst. and 61) In the Hot
F Rcpreientativei.'Thcre s
general election races
Ii of the 13 eongi-essio:
rats and two of the six Ct
nit posts.
In additloit to the race
reen High anti Kirk, Inca
mt Atty. Gen. Earl Faircli
Ill meet Ellis Rubin,
liaml Reach, and ineum
reasurer flrowsrd Willie
ill take on the GOP nontli
osep 3. Yasecko, of Cot
each. Oth er Cabinet of
au were nominated to it
rims of office without
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RIIIRON CUTTING will officially mark the op.
ening of the new Western Auto Associate store
30t West I' mt Street. Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Ilocning (above) are owners-manageri of
of next year's first graders.
Marine Est. ;sIph E.
the store. (See pages 6-7 for more photos. news
regular
academic
credit
Webb Jr., son of Amy
nd ads.)
instruction, arts
MISt. (r ot) and Mrs. Ralph
there Tuesday afternoon when __________________________________________________ classes,
music
and crafts,
recreational proE Webb, 504 Elm Drive, Fred Canso, teacher and
that strong wind came up and
grams
an
guidance counsel.
Casselberry, is serving withcoachfor
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Ing and testing programs.
Starine Fighter Attack Squad- nols High School and athletic
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Applications for driver edu.
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,I ran 542. Marine Aircraft director since 1955, has been
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cation must be In by Jim* I
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Group It. lot Marine Aircraft as
was unable o raise
m, e
ed to
county at mnand Includes youths up to age
4.
Wing, at DiNing, Vietnam.
Sold.
tTItOflf staff as county dl30 whether In or out of
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Capt. J. fl. Wells, superin.
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rector
health.
tendent of the dredging operMemo to the School Board: ucation driver training and
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ations, indicated he expected,
for high and high schools) will
efeetwl a sign painter as
Appointment
nas
made
at
give courses for academic crcsuperintendent of schools,
operation this afternoon and
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a
meeting
of
the
school
board
County
Attoncy
it.trnlii
Ordered
County
Road
Supt.
dli either in make-up or ad.
rn,ri
and then spent the next
uii resume pumping.
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trying to Impeach him. Tuesday on recommendation
Knowles said "to forestall Johnson reported to the ('oun. J. C. Lavender to notify the vancement work and IS .1,year.
the Board of Trustee..
Ly ('ornmh'sion Tuesday on sheriff'o department of cases mentary schools will conduct
This is not meant to be a of
dozens of telephone calls and
Also assigned to the ad.
with otfj. of vandalism by children to pre-aehesi orientation, Uv 4h.ieflectlon on pigs painters
Of
a mass of misinformation" he confercocea he had
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was
is
installing
a
bullctin
board
vials
of
th,
PublicService
st,et signs snd to replace, as gin ij ) 44us remedial wsZrk
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High
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near the "sidewalk superin. ('nmi,iission in Taliahice so',t as possible the signs ro• program,. Libraries will be
sign. and do not b', t run James Bowers, Lyman
open In almost every school
School guidance counselor, • J
our schools.
I dents" bleachers to keep tit week in which he stated ccntly destroyed; decided to
who will become consultant
it • rounty i position that the provide minimum emergency few students In summer pro
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public
informed
as
to
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grams as well as those out of
Do you recall that at this for county guidance counsel.
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school who would like to take
a
ing
testing
anti
exceptional
time last year we had
conies next and a general out I ltLs and services of privately located in the westerly part of
advantage of reading - °for
child
programs.
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'neti
utilities
in
the
county,
the
county
south
of
SR
4(1;
drouth? Grass was brown,
line of the landfill plan."
Indications are that one of
, voted that Flanis Road
for lack of rain. We know
Street
work
near
the
postI
An
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passed
toy
th
%ill
FR ED GANAS
Sixteen recreational centers
the chap who changed the present Seminole High
office exit involves the build- I..'gi.411%tur(' in 11,1411 giving the he Iisveii before approval of
of
School
coaches
will
be
moved
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ing of a manhole entrance to' C"11111111.4ion the tight to fran- the prop,osed plat for Hidden will offer broad programs
that situation this yean lie
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crafts,
recreation
to
the
post
of
athletic
di.
UP
had a shallow well Installed
the new storm drains that 11 e anti re,ulate utilities. Estates submitted by the de. arts
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have bct'i mtsIkd J(i'I
a month ago, and has hart! rertnrhit no dseiainn haa
6. i"- r r'i iR'nr,p,l veloper, Wilson Knotta,
laformation on all these
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uJelerreti *C%iOfl on request, programs may be
ito If (ruin the prl)ihIent 01
obtained
In other actions, the board
heavy rains,
regulating utilities in Semi- by city of Sanford (or lightingfrom school principals or from
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awarded a low bid of $1,510
note ('tiUtity bitliute of tin' Seminole Itoulevard around the school administration of.
Some thing seems amiss, per unit to B. Edwards Build.
act which they t-onten.l pie. the lakefront to Interstate 4 flee
The news wires have been ing Supply (or materials for
emi,ts their powers while the until the retuest is clarified,
School begins next fall on
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tounty attorney maintains th. and, agreed to the request of Aug. 29. This will Include she
Junior
federal government paying buildings for Seminole
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the bill . . . corsages, din- College,
trs, Lindyanr. Galley, of
ten statement, or yesolu- College.
construction
never lain implemented. writ
of 15 will
be built Holly Hill, mother of San- A massive air and ground lIM'lThe
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niers, rented tuzedoes , • ,
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search resumed at daybreak
for high school seniors going by the
500 ti) request an attorney rent apartment units he plans 14.
boy
to the proms. And Lyman stff. All the buildings will ford Assistant Fire Chief W. today for a six-year-old
tain coun. general upinlun on the matter. to built! near Altamonte
In the wind.up of this years
High home economics class be air-conditioned with total C. (Syd) Gailey, died Tues. lost on rugged moun
In other buoncss, the torn. Springs.
activities all four county high
silver
cost,
(excluding
desks
and
day
in
Daytona
Beach
lbs.
try
70
miles
north
of
here.
has china, cry stal and
lengthy discussion took schools will hold baccalaur.
Larry Jeffrey of henderson, iflRiSIOfl v,'ptetl four streets
purcha se d with federal other equipment) expec ted to pital.
deaf,in
Eiigiish
Estates,
Unit
place
on
logging operations eate services for 67$ graduat.
parti ally
be about $4,000 each.
money. What, no books?
Mrs. Gailey had been a Sev.,
who is Saturday
disappeared
while
Three,
for
maintenance;
au.
being
carried on by Tally Box tog seniors on Sunday with
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Peggy Powell, daughter of
River which is re- Monday.
past. is years, coming there had said he wanted to "ccc the two desks; acraptd a 15-foot %Veki
Mr. and Mrs. "Sonny" Powell
he etottiling up the
to
School officials said approil.
snou,'
but
his
parents
refusportion
of
land
for
a
rightof.
purtei
Irotit Alto, o'.
has passed her national board
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5, hit itt,- of S.'nin,ale uvah'rS. 'l'he utatter hits l,een mately 60 per cent of the zenOther survivors are two ed.
exams for registered radiologi.
The search, concentrated in .I,inIr CI,l!"'• front Sam situ brought to the atte,itittn of the Ion have Indicated they plan
cal technologist. She will be
daughters, Mrs. W. C. Ito!- the
jagged Mt. Charleston iluatrice Sulman an'l B. W. Game and Fresh Water Fish to pursue higher education at
gradu&amp;ted from St. Vincent's
comb,, of holly Hill, and range, Intensified Tuesday anti Dorothy Williams; agreed Commission anti, in turn, re- some college or technical
1-Jilted
Press
Hospital In Jacksonville on
International
C. A. Anderson, of night calling for the handicap- to a request (rota South Semi. ferresi to the trustees of the school.
Weather in the East tod ay
July 1. She is a 1963 graduate
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Tru man E. Galley, of Holly hearing loss.
student at the University of degrees at Pittsburgh, setting iiill, and four sis ters and
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Florida law sch
ber of the Moot- Court team marking the lowest tempe
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Law Review. Steve, who will late In the spring.
CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)-!
3!ethodist Church in Alto.
________ America's third m a n n e d
graduate from law school in A 50-year record fell at Can1960
graduate
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age of GemIni 10, 1. scheduled
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on July IS. an Aji Force oi1, you can use some help the freezing mark through
tidal disclosed today.
in your business this summer, much of Pennsylvania, New
The mission will lake vetor make room for some, notl' York and New England.
eran astronaut John Young
MIAMI (UPI) - Rep. Ralph
fy the Youth Employment SeT- Sections of Alabama had
and rookie copilot Michael
Turlingtor of Gainesville Ii
vice at the Florida State Em readings in the 405.
• ployment Service Office on Below freezing tempera- apparently headed for the
Collins on a three -day orbital
chase and spacewalk flight
Frcnch .venue. There will be tures wore reported for the powerful speakcrship of the
similar to that orginally plan
hundreds of high school and third straight day at Brad- 19S7 House of Representathcs
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college students seeking sum- ford. Pa.
fl wea ther bureau report. stepped out of the race.
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'ii back the finest films of
making or investing WO on David Uttleton, Donald Sipes,
roce"t years has included in Year. In the
their suPmIsed forming pro. Frank Nooll. Robert Bowes
reported
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granted a divorce after tall, suitability for Defier7 audi. of six per cent over last
leg that her husband, Alezan. enees, both adult and chil. Teicpho.e in Ute county now
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sacked and tmrnetitii.u..s.
At The Markets
consulate at Hue as the Bud.
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dhiat hierarchy Increased its
the nation's food shoppint
demand for reform of the
buys for the weekend c
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the Departments of Agri
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Glac told a rally at the great
culture and Interior to
United Press International.
Vies Moo Dail pagoda tonight
the church and the military
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government have taken steps
WASHINGTON (UP!)
toward a peaceful solution of
Larger supplies of foodatui
their private war. lie then
are available at marketa th
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gave the government until
weekend than last. areordh
Sunday to make good on Its
to the Agriculture Depsr
promised reforms.
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beimpHcatIon was there
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would be more and-governeye carefully the pilee tai
meot rioting throughout South
on special and plentiful foo
Viet Nam If Premier Nguyen
for sharp bargains.
Ky does not make good on his
Alfred W. 0. Stanley Jr.,
Various roasts, round, ri
Promise to include political eon of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred and chuck are reasonab:
and religious leaders in the W. H. Stanley of Sanford will priced, but broiler-fryers ar
Military Junta now running the be graduated from the Uni. eggs are the best protel
country.
versity of FlorIda school of buys.
Giac told the Buddhist faith- medicine Sunday.
Cabbage, corn, lettuce, 01
ful to be prepared to die On Jun. 27 he will begin ions, potatoes, radishes, a.
fighting U the government did his medical internship at the squash are all unusually plei
not give in.
Medical College of Georgia In tiful this weekend. So si
To back up his demands ,tugssta. He is married to the bananas and watermelon.
nobs surged former Sylvia Price, of San.
Puddhist.led
Fish plentiful. Include fh
through the streets of Saigon ford and they have two sticks and portions, mans
tonight in a new outburst of daughters, Gretchen, five and red Salmon, and scallop..
American and government Allyson, one.
hatred. They cheered as the
Dr. Stanley is a 1957 gradu.
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effigy of Johnson went "P ° at of Seminole High School,
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flames. Earlier mobs had where
he played four years of
burned a U. S. Navy Jeep and football, was a Boys' State
stoned two American service- delegate and was elected May
ilorCaug
men.
King. He received his pre.
Ky offered a compromise to medical schooling at the Unithe Buddhists-an expansion of veraity of Florida.
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the ruling Junta to include representatives of religious and
WASHINGTON (UP!) political groups. But no soluThe Navy duscl'.sed an Amer
tion to the three-month poli.
can sailor had been caug)
tical crisis was in sight and
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in an apparently unsuccessfi
Buddhists still demanded his
attempt to sill military .
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The new outbreaks came
Few details were given in
despite announcement by
cause the case was still unds
Ky O'
today that the ruling military
investigation, but the Nas
Junta would be expanded to P'REMONT, Calif. (UP!) -A said the unidentified enlists
Include representatives of rcli. World War II Army sergeant man
was accused of contactin
glous and political groups,
said he might go right to "the a Soviet consulate "with t)
Ky's
announcement-an ob- I'resldent" to And out why Intent of engaging in espies
vious compromise aimed
at his 13-year-old son was draft. age for monetary gain."
blunting Buddhist demands ed-although
the youth limps. A source said the man dl
down-followed
that he step
Is blind In one eye, suffers not succeed in getting atone
a meeting with Minh and
other loss of memory and blacks from the Soviets. The Nay
Buddhist leaders to seek a out
said the man had been clears
solution to the nation's threeFrederick Turnier, an insur. for access to "secret" mated
month-old political crisis.
anee agent, said he did not in. but through a slipup also Its
terfere when his son, Rich. seen "top secret" material.
ard, "volunteered" for the
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Pilot Club award for scholarship and leadership, from the left,
Ann Weber, seventh grad.; Judy Youngblade and Judy Smith, eighth
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School Library contest winners: Patty Johnson, Cathy
McKelvey and Sandra Rianer. Bottom photo
Judy Youngblnde, UDC
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day pressure II mounting * Greelig dlseeof, and d'
ratIon
would be prelarid to
President Johnson td find an tielal Is the UdIt.d States.
honorable way out of the war Some polltictana feel there tabe up such an offer "read.
In Vietnam despite recent will be an adverse affect on sly" and 'make an appropri.
military victories.
admisistraUoa candidates in ate response."
Other high officials said
The officials said three fac. November's •1.CUOIU.
tots have combined to stop Jheswsd call, from neutra. they had found nothing to
up the pressure following $ lists and some aWea for an back It up.
Varied of ilackwnad demands said to bombing of North Viet. Diplomatic observers doubt.
for a settlement caused by sam. $ome critics contend the .d that the North Vietnamese
Johnson's "peace flsnsive" attacks are stiffening the or Communist Chinese would
make peace overtures at a
atthe beginning of the year. Communist will to resist,
They are:
U. a. officials are reluctant time when it appeared the p0.
Continued political stilts in to discuss thw factors which litical chaos in South Vietnam
South Vietnam. The present seam to be adding to John- was working to their advant.
turmoil has cast doubt CA acne plight. The administra. 601,
whether the present govern tin also has emphasized the
meet can achieve stability President's often . repeated
statement he is eager to grab
To Hang
any chance to go to the can.
ferenco table.
Reputed
Press kerMir, Bill D.
101 Hl
Moyers underline Johnson's III LVUIUUIW
public views on peace talks
LEOPOLDVILLZ (UP!) Of Crime Freed
Tuesday when he said he had Your ex-cabinet ministers conCHICAGO (UPI) - Sam nothing to substantiate a victed at plotting to overthrow
(idomo) Glancing, top dog of nagasins report North Viet. the government and murder
Me Chicago underworld, was sam had recently made a their President will be hanged
tr*I today but the federal pease feeler through Roman. In public Thursday.
Judge who released him from Ian officials.
Last minute appeals to save
But Moyers said, "I can the lives of former Premier
a one-year Imprisonment was
assure you that it anything Evarist. Kimba, es-Defense
still burning.
Glancing was freed from his resembling an offer to talk In Minister Jerome Ansel and
home away from horn. at Vietnam cam, this adminis- two lesser ministers apparentCook County Jail on the reluct- tration would seise upon it ly failed.
ant order of Chief Judge Wil.
The official Radio Leopold.
11am J. Campbell of U. S. Via.
yule said Thursday had been
trieS Court.
BLACXPOOL, England declared a public holiday and
Tb. dapper IT.year.old re.
tens of thousands of persons
- British heavyweight
(UPI)
puted erimo syndicate king.
been prom. were expected to cram the
has
London
Brian
who once squired sight
at Cassius Clay's public square to watch the
dub and television songstress lied a shot
heavyweight crown by Arthur hanging.
Phyllis MeGuire, was Jailed a
The four plotters were found
Grafton, head of the LouisYou ago for refusing to testify
ville. KY-, syndicate which guilty Tuesday at a circus-like
before a grand Jury despite
controls Clay, If the Britisher public trail of planning to
a grant of Immunity.
Amos assassinate Lt. Otis. Joseph
When the life of the grand can defeat lOth.ranked
Ohio.
Mobutu and overthrow his nov.
Jury expired, Utancana was Johnson of Medina,
meet. They were accused of
act free.
than O receiving financial backing for
There STd
Campbell. however, said the
varleUls or tropical trees and IflVIr i'i"i iriun two uon-urirand - Jury - wanted
have
along Miracle Mile, can foreign embassies here.
Qiancana prosecuted "for hi. plants
fashionable
An assertion during the trial
Gables'
Coral
obstruction of Justice or crim.
that a Belgian diplomat was
shopping
street.
thai contempt or both," but
involved in the plot had PcI.
sever had th. chance.
gian residents of this former
lie criticized U. S. Ally.
colony fearful the affair might
Gen. Nicholas Kstzenbach for
Increase friction between the
vetoing the grand jury'.
p51.1-A 'i e,o ON HIS
wishes to indict th, gangster.
wIThOUT HAvi
After their sentence was
HoIlOVM
pronounced, the four, bands
bound In front of them, were
WASHINGTON (UP!) DAY I
led from a nearby military
The United States liberalized
camp as thousands of Congo.
entrance requirements for
tie changed hi French,
Cuban refute.. in Spain, Mu. ________________
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group would normally be call. or President and Mrs. Dwig
WASHINGTON (UP!)
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D. Eisenhower will celebra
Adm. Arthur W. Radford, for.
But Turnier said he "could. their 50th wedding asmnive
met chairman of the Joint n't believe it when he
was in. sary July 1.
Chiefs of Staff, says
the ducted in Oakland and sent
They will be the first prei
United States
should blockade to Ft. Ord last Saturday."
dental couple to have a got
the North Vietnamese port of
"flow could he pass his en anniversary since the Jot
It,tlilioi but not, )snub it b
medical exams when he has Quincy Adamses In 1141.
cause "we might want to use
two pins in his left leg and The Zisenhowers' plans f*
it sometime."
limps, has no vision in one the day have not been announ
ltnd?ord told a news con. eye, suffers from
loss of mem' ed, but they have consented I
ference mining the channel ory and blacks out," the form. formation of an Eusenhow
leading to the port would stop er sergeant asked,
the flow of military supplies Turnier said he complained golden wedding anniversat
as effectively as bombing but to the "brass at Pt. Ord" in a committee headed by come
ian Bob Hope and forms
leave facilities intact,
series of telephone calls, and Treasury Secretary Robed I
The retired admiral appear. Army authorities agreed to
Anderson.
ed at the news conference to givo Richard special tests.
promote the World Youth
A medical board of review Though sharks are rural
Crusade For Freedom, an in. will decide within a week who. eaten in this country, the:
tertiational anti .Communist (her young Turner should are a popular dish in man
organization. Radford Is • stay In the Army on limited or sections of Europe and th
member of the group's senior full service or receive an hon. Orient, says the Miami Sea
American advisory council. I orable discharge.
quarium's Capt. Bill Gray.

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QWNCY (UPI)-Four chil.
4,sn burned to Oath here
when flames raged through a
frame house as their parents Call Sanford herald
worked in a tobacco field Circulation Dept.
Phone 322261.1
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The shortest will ever ad.
milled to probate was in the
British case of Thorn V. Dick.
ens In 19W It consisted of
three words, "411 for mother,"
according to Cuinness Book of
Wold jlctorda.

TRADITIONAL. CEREMONY of casting a

wreath on the waters in honor
of the memory of Navy fighting men who died at sea was observed on
Memorial Day by members of the Fleet Reserve, Branch 147 and their
Auxiliary, with cooperation of the Sanford Naval Academy. Wreath was
cast on Lake Monroe from deck of SNA yacht, while firing squad on
shore fired three volleys, taps were blown and flag salute given. Of.
ficiatirig at ceremonies were FRA Secretary B. D. Woody (left) and
President IL E. PauL

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PASADENA, Calif. (UP!
America's three-legged
yeyor spacecraft-designe
pay, the way for manned
at landings-continued ta
on a near-perfect journey
ward a soft landing In
moon's Sea of Storms.
The 2,194 pound ro
equipped to send back I
line television picture, of
pre-selected target area, Is
pected to make a gentle toi
down at 2:17:34 am. (E:
Thursday in a relati
smooth area on the west
of the moon Just below
equator.
Scientists at the Jet Pro
sion Laboratory, who I
control of the mission aftei
blastoff from Cap. Kenn
said the space vehicle
responded "flawlessly" T
day night to a nmldcourae
rectional change which pis
It on a "bullseye" course.
JPL spokesmen said l
veyor's picture transmis
will include hundreds and
haps thousands of ph
graph, before Its delicate
strumants succumb to the
team heat -ISO degrees th. moon's day, or the fri
ing temperatures-240 desi
below zero - when the lu

Hospital
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Admissions
Wilbur D. Hofmann. Cai
Carver, Beulah Wells, J
lueline Brooks, William I
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J. Pyle, Joseph Barnes,
win Allen, Freddie Staffc
Edith VanNess, Sanford;
tether Lark, A it a in o
Springs; Harold C. Hurl. it
garet J. Malchow, Della
Ola Cain, Lake Monroe; ?.l
querite Stephenson, North
lando; Agnes B. Vadervo
DeLand.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. John Can
Sanford, a girl
Discharges
James Warfsl, Hattie B
man, Beatrice Paul, Mui
Seaton, James 5. Grant, In
Lommerse, April Zsamb,
Lavell Gunn, Mildred Be
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long, Sanford; Kimberly
Gevers, Ursals Drain. I
Bary; Arthur Walton, Jo
wood; £ilo',tis.
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Appealing
Job
tROMPTO
flag. (UI
Richard Davis was the
vy of every man in town
day. Davis, 51, was ordere4
study girls in bikinis to mi
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WASH NGTON (UP!) Congressional Republicans
claimed today that Texas wag
not contributing Its fair share
of young men to the draft.
They said inefficient draft
boards
might be the reasos.
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Inaatatementissuedbyg3
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Representatives and one
night occurs in about 10 days. tot - Sen. Robert GrIffIsi,
- the (,OP congius.
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could be released to the pub. tempt to prove that current
He within an hour of Impact, draft calls may not fall
will be of one of the probe's ly upon the states.
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This will fleip scientists dc all aimed at prodding Con.
(ermine if the moon is cover- gross into an investigation of
ed by a layer of thick dust the draft - they noted other
or whether Its crust is firm aspects of tho selective ses'.
enough to safely support the vice system which th.y uld
manned Apollo spaceship.
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The first photo will be fol. Today's statement was pee- .:
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under the direction of as the camera scans lb. Griffin, who only recently was
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parison between Michigan and
geological
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pictures will be
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TAN UYEN, Vietnam (NEA)-It should have been
a routine mission . . . a oneday sweep through the inn,
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probably nothing more. In and
out and then back to base.
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afternoon toured plant
facUlties of Tb. San.
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photo, students look
over forms where pages
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dining room sets
of different design,, bed and
table linen,, bedroom furni.
lure, scatter rugs, drape,.
s,.iig nutchine4, thr.c eke
ti-ic fry pans, electric buffet
server, and even assorted tab.
rica on loan to students with.
out available funds to purchase material for their sew.
Ing projects.
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to wallpaper
pap. the walls of their
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Go ahead. Be a tourist yourself for a few days. See the Florida your friends from out-of -state
write home about. talk about for years after. The awe-inspiring natural beauty... the
spectacular attractions.. the historical sites marking man's great events. all are waiting to be
discovered by you The best part is, most are just a short drive from where you are now.
So it's your best vacation bargain, too. This year, see for yourself why Florida is so
fascinatIng to so many people.. and has been since 15131

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By lane Casnelberry
The Lyman high School
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held open house with the Stu.
dents serving refreshments to
mothers and guests who atop.
ped in during the day.
On display were many at.
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tractive dresses mail, by the
sewing classes and table settings designed to show off the
sets of crystal, chins and all.
ver obtained with federal aid
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100 sorties.-the greatest num.
m.r since bombing raids were
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sam Jan. 21 following the dip.
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complex in the led Itiver val. KAOIJI 1111144 that a rotew 411
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oi, a U. S. military spokesman could not be admitted Into
evidence. Police said they, had
said today.
Three U. S. jets-two FIOS followed a trail of spilled
Thunderchtefs and in Wsugar from a burglarized store
Phantom- were lost to Corn- into a nearby house,
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SAIGON (UPI) -The U. , lowed, but District Court
Air Force launched Its gnat- JIadgI hurl. Xhous said It
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was listed as missing along
With the two crewmen aboard
lbs Phantom.
U. A. authorities kept the
exact number of missions
secret. but said the Jets struck
it los warehouses and other
buildings and at 20 anti.air.
.raft sites protecting them,
They wreaked heavy damn.
its on the you $y complex
which .Its astride lb. north.
western railway running beween Hanoi and Communist

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taken by Russia's Luna 9 last plied to th. draft.
Even though Texas baa a
February.
Success of the mission population of 10.5 million peo.
would be a big step toward 1 P1 and Michigan has a popu.
landing by American astro. lation of 8.2 million people,
nauts on the moon as early as "Michigan monthly draft calls
are consistently higher than
the Texas monthly draft
calls," it said.

The alilman rigged a needle lions of harsh fraginentattort.
and tubing to a pliable pus. and reduced their defenses to
tic bottle, entered the appar- rubble,
atus into the dying man, and,
At length the other side
squeezing the bottle furious- withdrew. And a short while
lY. sucked the victim's lungs later the battle was over.
completely clear.
Thus ended the slay. The
Others were not as tortun- day they strangled in the
ate. There are no remedies for sand, the tiny men forfeited
a bullet in the braIn,
futures for a few miles of
Arid still the shells fell. And totting vegetation.
- still the air was fouled by anThe day A Company was
tomatic weapons. And still blown to hell.
men were tiraggeti away by
(Tom Tietle's book, "Your
their lifeless legs.
Men at War." now Is avails.
it continued for an hour, tin- ble for The Herald'. readers.
tit finally jet aircraft roared bend your name and $1 to
into the action anti dropped "Your Men at War" d San.
cluster bombs on the entrench. ford Herald. Box 480. Dept.
ell enemy. The air detonations 12771, Radio City Station,
General meeting of the Wo.
showered the Cong with mil. New York, New York 10019.)
men's Societe of e'I.-I.sI.n
Service of Grace Methodist
Church, Sanford, will be at
6:30 P. at. Thursday, beginning with a covered dish supper
ON iN ERANI*
to which husbands are invited.
The business meeting will
include the installation of newly elected officers with Mrs.
John Wall, conference score.
ARCADE PACKMI STORE
tary of membership eultiva.
(WIN DAILY - I A. M.. 6:15 P. M.
tion, Maitland, as installing
officer.
all I. FIRST
SAN FORD
WI CITE TOP YAP,ITE STAMPS
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of craters and corpses. A dozen men had died and scores
more were wounded and callins for help,
One trooper couldn't call,
however. He was hit in the
side and choking on lungs fii.
led with blood, lie would have
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high in protective trenchesanti gleefully blasted lifeless
pockets into the tangle of
helpless human beings,
But at what? And where?
And then the mortars began
to fall. The company was setoed in. Movement was use.
less. Squads shifted and ph.
toons maneuvered, but the Clplosions of 60mm bombs always followed.
Casualties began to mount.
Survivors were split into two
groups-those rescuing anti
those being rescued. Some,
like Lt. Ralph Southardof
Red Oak, Okla,, qualified for
L'oth. He was wounded in the
back but stayed on to help
organize evacuations.
The lieutenant spent hours
limping hack and forth between the helicopters and
hell. He would move, hit the
ground when a shell exploded,
Let up, count his legs and
move again.
Once while down be heard a
thud to his right.
It was is mortar, a dud, buried 12 inches from his head.
Such rounds were uncommon, of course. Most of them
worked and transformed the

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staidly fell prone, but for
some it did no good. The level
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will of underbrush, each alever,
most impossible to detect.
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meters away and shoulder
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the parched and puffing sol- one-stop federal information
LYMAN HIGH School Future Teachers presented a check for $15 to the
diers,
center will open in Atlanta in
Central Florida Sheltered Workshop inOrlando. Kathy Kent, FTA pres"What I wouldn't glue for July. Iie said the center will
Ident makes the presentation to Herbert M. Colmer, director of the requickly provide visitors or
a beer," somebody sighed.
habilita tion center.
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callers with Information seBy midday they were deep garding federal agencies.
Into th, woods. And there It
all began.
Cacao may have originated
Rifle fire crackled sudden- In Brazil, where it still grows
By Jane Caiarlberry
The workshop is a privately work, these young adults can
ly from the front, heavy and wild.
Herbert hi. CoIner, direc- supported rehabilitation facil. become happy, well-adjusted
tor of the Central Florida 1(7 serving the handicapped, and contributing member, of
Sheltered Workshop in Or- preparing them for employ- the community.
lando, was guest speaker for ment suited to their limited
Kathy Kent, FTA president,
the Future Teachers Auocia. ability.
presented a check for 115
tion chapter at Lyman High
Those at the workshop In. from the club to aid the work.
school,
elude the mentally and emo shop.
He presented a film on the tionally disturbed as well as
Mrs. Alicia Schmidt, facul.
g of th. handicapped th? physically handicapped.
ty sponsor, for the Future
called, "Selling On. Guy
Calmer said, "If given the Teachers, is a longtime friend
Named Larry,"
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Dean Husk goee to Brussels a year ago, this terteepusad- for your kindness
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for the June 7.8 meeting of eat heard it repeatedly,
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to complain French President Charles de they
complained U.S. trade the doctor,, nurses and entire
that a television network bad Gaulle's determination to restrictIon,
made Ii difficult staff .1 Seminole Memorial

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Tuesday evening Navy lntra• be quite popular with many I'rnecrest Baptist
mural B o w II n g League; lanes available for the entire Church of God
there'll be reduced rates for family at reduced rates of )'irst Baptist
and at 8:30 p.m., a meeting along and have fun hi the

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Kiwanis vs. Elks, 4:30
cpo vs. Shrine, 7:30
Metro Softball
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Today's Games
Red Box and Reichardt, An. week for the remaining
Pittsburgh at Now York (N) Baltimore a California (N)
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Cleveland at Kan. City (N)
Robinson, Orioles 10; Blefary, slated for June 16.19 at San San Fran. at Atlanta (N)
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Thursday's Games
Thursday'. Games
Mays, Giants 30; Hart, Giants tours, will play 36hole 5CC
Chicago at I'hilaiit'lphia (N) Cleveland at Kanaaa City (N)
28; Wynn, Astros, White, tional qualifying rounds at 515 San Fran. at Atlanta (N)
Detroit at Minnesota
during June, July and August. conservation department is
Little National
27.
more sites the following day. los Angeles at St. Louis (N) Washington
at Boston
Navy man and want to be on registration certificates.
Pinecrest Rexail vs. hunt I, inson, Orioles 42 Yastrzem
a team, please be sure tO at' The certificates, issued
at 5!, 4:30
ski, Red Sox 31: Oliva, Twins
tend this Important meeting all county tax collectors' of'
First Federal vs. Locomotive 30; Scott, Red Box 23; Petro Guokas Signs
Tuesday, June 14, at 5:30 flces, will serve as proof of
Engineers, 7:30
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p.m. here at Jet Lanes,
payment of boat registration
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gets 21.
Matt Guokas of St. Joseph's
ject of meetings, the Sanford July
Church Softball
p National League: Marichal, riors' first draft choice, signed
has Its first with the newly should present their present Pinecrest Assembly 'vs. Pine- 0;
Koufax, Dodgers $4; Bun- with the NBA team,
elected Iate of officers tornor: certificates when paying the crest Baptist, 7:30
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accompany their children to the United States is Muse, lions remain a formidable to each and every
on, of you,
school and become Involved in lng this side of NATO's char, barrier to good relations,
we say, "Thank you front the

President pro tent Carl by Denmark that the
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sew, or s4's'te.ss et Ibis edlulea • Hayden, 85,is back in Bethes- TO nations ronaider a confer. they said, a planned tour hat
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As the East European sincere and heart-felt grail.
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eight Inning, before the Turns I efft*rta with a 3.on.3 tournn. boys in regular attendance at
I him as a promising player."
ment tlelgnt'ii to develop bail the practice sessions, hsclud. young a n ii inexperienced I Other boys
emerge(I a. 2.1 victors.
who have
intl
Longwood's Jim Finch, lo,. handling
aggressive ing l.ttermen Darrell All.
great deal of potsn.
..dJOI'
ifeveriti
JayVe'e
graduates
shown
a
ing pitcher in the contest, l'iY.
gaier anti Charlie Newell, have l"itkt.l shari) in prac. thl are junior guard Lenny
struckotit 19 batters In hi
(o,ncl* Arnt'l.l bias bevn sat. 'fhie other two returning tit'e. Itonnin Tulbert, Bob I %'sest, s o p h o m o s guard.
eight inning stint, v'hlh, al.1 Isfiud wit), tI boys' i'rterresa players from last fall's stiuttul
arid Brent Ruse have (icorgo Milwee, Steve Ship.
rou get sit In a TOW, Twins
plus set for the third game,
hits.
tremely pleased with the liargis-along with several
0 2
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freshman guards Cecil Ashes'
including handicap. The final you'll automatically get a free
Paul Crouse went the first great enthusitesni these guys junior varsity prospect.., were
anti chris Outterworth.
Haradci
Picking
Quality Slit
12 1 Mota, Pit
return of a few dollars for prizes.
92 15
13 31 .370 lowing one run and one hit. I lIu,unti nientor. "fhu'ir iietii' Join the cagers until this
tournament
Cobia float,
10 3 i&amp;'pcda, St. L 118
It's
a
real
fair
the team competition.
Reese Griffith
came on in the lent,') wi'rk in a hut gym week. "Allgaier anti Newell Next Challenger Second Draft
8
6
Alou,
PIt
149 20 49 .329 seventh
in
The ironical part Is that on 'Cause anyone can hit the Pinecrest Bexall
relief of Crouse thi'se past two weeks hull. j have been particularly im.
liar!, SF
Longwood
4
the following night's Singles head pin, right????
17219
33 36 .328 and earned the victory.
TOKYO (Oi'l)
Takeshi
cates they really want. to presslve," says Arnold. "Dan.
McCvy, SF 121
3
Classic competition, Bobby Steve Dudra had a pretty Chase
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Longwood scored Its oniyl
z
ii
Mrgn,
iiou
Set In N.
night
for
the
NAMTD
Penney's
Bonsdorf, G e r a I d Behrens, good
run in the third inning on a
bantamweight c Ii a in p I o n
U'fl'IE AMERICAN
Jack Kanncr and Spiit.skl shot Night Owls Mixed Doubles
Nchlsn, hiou 91 II 29 .319 walk anti a pair of errors. Al-I
Fighting liarada, salti today
NEW YORK (UPI) - Both
g 4 Fntes, 5)'
ne 13 dO .317
over 800 scratch among just League-a 153/557 set. This Strfcklantl.Morrison
tainonte's Wilbur Ferguson
i(aratla ulIl make his next niaiur anti minor league base.
4
I'Inson
Cm
9
157
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the four of them. Another one group of happy keglers bowls Florida State Bank
.312 scored the
title defense In Japan anti ball clubs will participate in
NATIONAl. LE.t(,I'E
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AMERICAN LEM;UE
of those "shudda.been" yes- every Wednesday at 9 p.m. At George's
will exorcise his privilege of the seconti annual summer
and drove iii the
it
goes
Sanford
Atlantic
Bank
6
7
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
w
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l'ct.
(;ii
W 1.. )'it. Gil selecting the challenger front
least that's the way
terday's scores and then
winning run with a fielder's
Ire agent draft to be held at
'.'y
3 8,
Aft II H Pct,
:10 ii; .n',52
San Fran
*'leveland
25 11 .6437 ........the first six ranking contend. New York's Roosevelt
but that's another pipe-dream! during summer months. howchoice
in
the
eighth.
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152
28
53
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Los
Anigul's
27
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BaltImore
25 Ii .I')5 3 era.
I attended a meeting with ever, Gerald Kerner has al Goodyear
In i.ittle League play, Tom
next Tuesday sod Wednesday.
2 0 i'Itbsn, Hal 148 29 47 .318 earned a 7.1 victory over houston
25 21 .543 5
(alifornia
23 20 .535
Mr. Davis at the Naval Alt this leagu. to bowl in the fall Panthers
successful defense rueaday held in two phases. The first
Yanks
NY
l'hiladelphia
2220 .5J1 6
Minnesota
20 21 .488 7
Station and am happy to re- on Fridays at 9 p.m.
2 lIftchdsn.
167 19 50 .299 Longwood. Brockenbrough al-I
night of the title he won from phase will consist of selectIon
Cards
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3
Cash,
Oct
i'ineinrutti
19 21 .415 8
Washington 2*) 23 .165
night"-Tuesday, June 14, set of the Sand Spurs women's
155 24 All .297 struck out eight batters.
(eating the same Jt,fre before but not signed. The San Fran.
CHURCH MH'fU,II.I.
Halley, Mm 103 5 31 .2.95
20 27 .126 I0'
league at 7 p.m.
ew York
aside for the Navy,
Shortstop James Steven, Atlanta
18 23 .439 Us I4AMJ spectators at Tokyo's rlco Giants will choose first,

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Finally, lee dialed the. oper. lions wish the Communist linde betwe, the two
550 5 Menus
eoun. forts on behalf of the Injured
ator anti wu informed the world sad would insist that
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Alluding to similar dlfflci&amp;l.
psii I.
We thank God for our many
order.
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by NATO as a whole,
ti.. a Bulgarian shrugged, wondedul friends whose
b. Mersie Is a semier .1 11, Us$104 rr.on wilci is es
eon.
Within this framewuerk yon eu't fore. besuty." The cern for, and kindness
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the pit ching of Geratti itowl. grounds.

revolves around the team itary, single !&amp;x0/ (plus, Quality iit
competition. The Jet Lanes other names) pin remained hunt LM
team started the first two standing?
First Federal
i 12
games well over 1,000 pins in this one all nine.pin
PEEWEE EASTERN
as
per game, but fell flatter than counts will be scored
Rebel,
2 0
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ditiat. William Penn Patrick To remains the best instria. $750 million and would be re.
Stall l'boluarspHr
men of Tepsia Lodge, with.
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S'evilse.e daily easept saturday. lut*eay
sad Ciristm...1 psi,
tact the local office of th. differences, Including trade, n cx I year
lisbed iJrOsy piec.din Christmas,
sad ruaaing Injurie, would have been so
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Ole L.S.S. (Lucky Stiff Spol. have a read dandy for you. Elks
Murray Arnold at the helm, er has already mad. signifi.
i i up the hurling of Leroy Eat.
It's called a No Tap Tourna. Kiwanis
'Charlie, who was all•OiJC gressive rebounder, Meani
ski) slipped in there for
The
Altamonie
Twin.,
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ridge.
Mike
Sterling
homered
antI has just completed two week* cant improvement anti hope
couple of George Washington's meat with squads at 5 and 10 Rotary
for Longwood.
the Longwno(g Braves opcnc'tl of practice in IA)flgWuOti. The and believe they will continue ititi *Il.Scminole County last has demonstrated a fIn. jump
o
in the Singles competition p.m. Have you ever rolled a
In
Church
League
play,
'econti
half play in the Scm. Greyhound cagers have been to do so throughout the season, is expected to do yen. J shot and real deterniinatjon
flri'
NATIONAL
ball and felt that it Just had Chase
with a 633 scratch series,
13 0 l'inccrest Assembly, the first 1n*le Senior Lcagu t Mond.uy drilling hard on intiivi.Iu,.l summer."
work on the boards tO iniprovi', while Rose's all.

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utive victory and first life.

back for his high standing in flornsby 175 and Billie John. Civltan
the All Events handicapped son came home with a fl7.
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Richert got all th. runs he 'I'l) RAThER fight aga( Tuesday night for the
second straight game and
ped Navy, 3.1, yesterday to had two hits for the winners, the winning hurler, whil, fifth inning. Jerry Buchek Paul Casanova doubled home mnnder H. S. I)avidson, route since May 20. But he

Jerry Rohner 524; Andy
bowled highest pins over his
average as he finished with a Stine 2/s.

cub to pIy lift-over bills. Main thing Is foi

Tb. fact
alternative, to about a better understanding
meat, iot
thatlotCoagreas
ap- th. time of the recent tragic
family life," said the Commls. of the principles upon which parintly will
act on the

Alsoelate udller

to Atlanta and Bragaa is hop.
ing Ken Johnson, the big right.
hander who has been sid.Ufl.d
with a shoulder ailment, can
halt the skid.
Johnson blanked the Giants
on three hits fly, weeks ago
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Braves were waging an early

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if that nasty ole ten pin had surfacing of our lanes by two hits anti I)enny Rota'rt. half honors in the Metro Soft. hits. Losing pitcher Otto siigl.'. l)ick Stuart anti John. inning homer was the only uui*jttt of his niishaj, Iwo walks, a wild pitch and
('rnd, I)avltlson remain, three earned runs.
and Sergeant's double.
been 250 instead of only a i day, June 20.
a 1'ennc'j. Quality has a teammate Mark Parker got i "rk.
first game for the Red Sos.
l"I the Officers to an ingame, someone asked Bra.
Going strictly from memory Chain League. He shot a 211/
Frank Staffnr,l and John Jan. 1.3, behind the pItchi,
U.S. Navy) whatever it is. he'd bettor
hiroglio, who struck out. say. Tigers.
cial score sheets before me), good games roiled by league
,en three each, while 1)on 5! i k e Chaptielanne. T hofc ____________________________________________________________________________________________
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Francisco Giants.
The Giants come to town to-

Transfer, you'll hear many

letters

UISILUW ussa'roa ansi s'iau'uamatsi

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scored

who were there this past week you?

W estimated. By June 30 Viet. lsin or physical appeal.

be in th, automobile making
this stage "can affect the NATO Ia more thin a simil. vskia.
Linked also is President business In Soviet lusala.
character of Sb. child and all defense pad.
his futur. life more deeply On. of isa most important Johnson's determination to
previsions is contained lit "build brldges" 1. Eastern
than his education at any Is Article
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Icr perIod."
In stressing early schooling, "The parties will contri. Congress that it undertake
the Commission, at th. same but, toward the further do- legislation to liberalize tied.
time, recognIzes that "family velopment of peaceful and with Communist nations, with Editor, Herald:
friendly international rita. certain exceptions such as
To our many friends who so
life must be strengthened
tions by strengthening their Red China, North Korea, East generously offered help, funds,
not replaced."

gIjr$'asithrb rath

Tueiay night before 26,974, it place with a 2770 recoed. Now

- Lefthander Claude Osteen Steve Ilargen who repIaceI
hit his first homer in a him and went on to hurl 10
Dodger uniform and Lou innings of one.run ball and
Johnson and Al Ferrera gain his first victory of the j' '.
drove in two runs apiece. year when th. game ended
Osteen needed relief help June 1.
from Phil Began In the sev
Washington left ha a i r
enth after developing a blist. Pete Richert took over the
er on his pitching hand. American League strikeout

they develop their talents

pelling."

When the Braves bowed to Lst year, *ft, 47 games,

And
theissurprising
part In.
of sanctioned
game
in League into a three.wny tie. Goodyear finally jumped In. rade with a home run, triple anti scored after bi*ck.to.back ning.
this
tale
that everyone
the Friday200.plus
Ak!. holler
Mo
Reconnjssancc Attack what he's got.
singles by frock and Tulan.
Florida State, Strickland. to the win column with a 11.7 and single,
Dave Johnson, Andy Etch.. Squadron Five, as he
yohrcd,
Including
the
cheering
tots/Navy
WI
v
e
s
League.
Morrison
anti
Georges
all
have
win
over
Sanford.Atlantic
"We're not looking around
section of wives, all had a
Meanwhile, First Baptist,
scored three barren and Luis Apariclo shows oft the shiner at the moment." Bragan said.
runs anti drove In a i*air with combined for eight hits anti ho rccelvcd front a "Our main concern now is
just pnst the halfway mark. (',riggs also hit a home run bly in a first half title pia'. a single and his seventh eight runs batted In as the 't*acl
hop'
duringOfficthe neIl."
getting the ones we have
iu',ni'r of the campaign. The, Orioles trounced the Twin.. annual
ItVAH.5
too,
game.
fornison tallied seven runs, Joe Stefft'ns adileti triples, to tat year's champs, the the first and third Innings to highlighted a six.run first

be altered to take Into account
the
r1Ier schooling of
Dy PIlL I4EWIOM
Another was a West Get'. Congriss, .
children, rather than vice
Ia
lie toss sad fury over man proposal which In effect NATO partners are building
versa," explained EPC.
the French withdrawal from offered the Soviet Union a their bridges to the East.
And the Commission makes
A notable example is the
It clear that early schooling, NATO siad centers for the non.aureaslon p a c I and
as it proposes, is not pes. organlsatlo*'s future, II ft.. sought to settle differences disclosure that Italian Fiat

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30 games.
Marichal's two.run double ed Houston 3.0, Philadelphia the righty's scoreless innings the Cleveland pitcher when
in the fifth inning was as bested New York 64 and string at 30 and homering the game started May 31 and _______________________
again In the ninth following went on to strike out 10 An. _______________________

By hka A. Spstskl
basis throughout the bowling
I hope that Cocoa Beach re year.
covers, 'cause it'll be quite It's open to all men in the

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Louis Gates.

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educational contribution by with physical handicap.,
he awareness that greatet elite Jualaesi Cottadil Ia Hot Due to the uncertainty if his William Martin frankly sc poi5tj, suck as religion, race,
society until children reach "Early education could help recognition a being given to Spring., V.., last week, el latestioc. in Vietnam, lb. knowledged that fact to a age, educational background,
the age of six-widely accept. all these children," the Corn. the
Ideal of
ed as the normal age for be. mission declared.
human dignity." In the Johucu-Big Business from increasing taxes to hold es's in Spain this week.
The couples know nothing at
While proposing
to reduce aWance
ginning school
generally And early schooling, the the beginning school
which came late be. down inflation. lie does not American business never all about each other when the
age
to
limits th. flowering of their Commission said, is recom' four,
ni whea he became Presi' know how much more he may theiess Is keeping Its bets OA SMP' gives them each other's
Commission do,,
potential," the Commission as. mended for all children, sot Intendthe
to
give four and five, dent. Thus far, it seems, bus' want to spend on the Vietnam Johnson for the time being, name, except that the IBM
just to offset cultural deft' year.olds a
says they are compslibl..
watered.down vet,
serted.
plogram.
"We uvula a program
West Africa today produces
uniquely adapted to childees
most of the world's cacao,
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lot travel,clothe.,!uggag,, cau,pe1r.m.

"It Is reasonable to conclude to play with other ehlldrea

force, to finance the team. The team members are (left to right): First

Cincinnati player to solv, th. persistent Angels.

I[5iive

lean
education.
tiasal
relatioeahlpe of Amer.whos.
EPC,parents
are be are
pampered,
"m, the
nation
would biajtfl,
t he I r optimistic forecasts. In short, business Is pre. lions more before the end of Our Scientific Marriage
obsessed those
too, from
knowledge
that headlines
The Commission pointed out with th. need to impnss aid public educational funds are
Ia the financial pared to go at least a little thIs year.
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THE NEWLY ORGANIZED Deitona Babe Ruth team is picture here

ZDZA, started air and feel weak, trentbly Ta usual maisatiam, th

ipcssored by the National Ed. However, the disadvaatagsd PeniS should therefor,
be usi.
Association sod the are sot confined to the cul. versal."
at a sew low, this must be LBJ of harboring any Ideas total defense budget will cx. gin to feel the corresponding
A a sri c a a Assodstlos of turally deprived sod those The Commisajo. coatand. happy sews to the ?reslde*t. if regulating industry more ceed that by shout another $1 emotional"
&amp;hOOI Administrators a ad children victimized by racial the advanced sehooling
he knowe on what shy doubt that be will favor an Unless the war slacks off, orces in America U th. par.
pmabilsbes statements of pro. prejudIce, lb e Commission Would redac. expensive rem. ground this particular popu excess
profits tax, even it
be which the Pentagon does not ents matched the young coup.

four sod I ve.year.eide some economic
background-who Ilcleney, from a new

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To

I AlIANFA (IJPI)-Manager their sixth in their last saves
By VPI
significant to him as
hIs 10th 'Chicago shaded Pittsburgh en and waThed seven, doubled I Bobby Bragan feels his Bray, games and their 17th Ia the
Because Juan )Iarkbai.s victory .
2.1.
the el ate giving their new fans 151
off Bob Veal, to
hitting took longer to develop "I'm a real hitter this In the Amerkan League, fifth, took third on a wild In Atlanta a raw deal.
•'Nothing seems to be goI
than his pitching, the major year and you better believe Baltimore walloped Minne. pitch and scored on Jo. Amal. 'The fans here have
sonderful
to
us,
just
ofldy.
right
for"We
us"can't
3ragaa
leagues have had to waIt 32 15," Marichal sahi after hand. iota 14.5, Boston nipped chi. fitano's sacrifice fly. Adolfo ful," Rragan fumed. "We're moaned.
silmbe.
to

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And kiss as U you mean ,
even it y
feet no magnetic
atattuig
ebtIdres to
Moreover,
m a a y children
in this
area
for semi Children WASHINGTON -Word corn. aiss se no better altersa. war and so hesitates to cut thrill at the first attempt.
six was described
asschool
"obsoat
are
further disadvantaged,
from
poeg
families,
lot." uses most children at the Comasisales stated, be.
log back to Washington from five to the man In the White revenue.
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winner,
straight setback. The Dorn. ped Detroit 7.1, Washington on a slngl. by Ron Santo. the crowds have been with U5. together. We keep finding ng
The hlgh.kkking San Fran. inican Republic fire.baller upended New York 5.1 and it The Indians batted around Hut we've been playing lousy, ways to make mistakes."

emollocs!

of early schooling because of available for welI'to.do lam.

(IPC).

Hiking

In the Orleit It was custom.

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children, who didn't even see
each ether till after the wed.
ding,
melutiosary propo. general supperS for .ariy tout for. piasned fostering st
sal lamed at previdleg early scboollag sad urges all level.
Yet Molt of those marriages
their davelopant sad hi.
nbnilig 1* some five all. .1 a.veraa.as to es.p.rate
were happy.
lies of the utica's four and obtaining the funds
And all of them could be so
be ad. cause edueatorskaow some of
_____________________________________________________________________________________ If the couple would simply go
flvsyear.olds by reducing the ministered as as integral part lb. ways t. foster it through ____________________________________________________________________________
startlag school age by Sw, of public educatios.
through the proper motions,
school programs,"

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Begin School At Age 4
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he sctually tssh Ii his bed. S
ass.
Is both tris love us well as Ii trial low, 700 ITS Mote

fom'
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folks, esly ii thus Talio'isi his Ilductics of
hue
Isformid ia of a the beastibol Primess Tsmar,
far
eiva._....
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wsas bakup .1 shalt swiss.. he Utsrsfl, had bet thrown
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his hIUSS!
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a. SUII physliui itttietks With lot ItIII
hour before,
IN, a$is, TV
h,,.
he kid bees so sick with his
met _s

If you do the beet and sitost you
eompt.r can also make time run can today,
don't worry about tomor.
Eureka I be cries. an operator usher,
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In effect, looking into the future,

Marichal Seeking 30 WjflS[hiii Get Raw

_ Worry Clinic

à,1á if wilt.,. from 1f.G. the usual way as theufh he
s
going to operat, with normal tim.

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IJune 1966

_June

'WE
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and

do

CATALOG

* retired Navy vat-

4

Ift Cube

*W cell ftftery

T=Y

ThursdaY

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I% ribbon will be cut by

"DOOR BUSTER"

Me few children of Mr. and

40111%

W

Now

TO

SAVE YOU

MONEY! HURRY! SALE

"DOOR BUSTER"

SPECIAL PURCHASE

TYSaaek!hay,?

16X22 PIc'ruREs

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as three-day grand opening

COMPL

Cash

f.stivltluwiflb. emceed by
Charlie woryflon and will be
attended by city and county

C

Stereo LP

Alban

Same

"DOOR BUSTER"

6PIECE GOBkET SET

)(oj IAIb
E.g. lu

A~",/ net
411011101 1 not
I" al this

nors.arjustan"It.
in't Patterneid mew
brass.Plated logo.XV
"forio

jw1ce

GLORY DESIGN
Rig. Pile. 2.31

Wii==hlp

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PRICES

"log ars&amp;

RED

MANY SCENES

ur rIck Western
P
T02plue, Ayro
,joist or clauleld
recorded by top starel

TO CHOOSE FROM

4i__

New and Nittu!

EACH

Plus
'ntis
Ta Ibowu
liliw ad
Tr.d lu

Pm e

Nu-Treads

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Wizard Doubl..Actlon Shocks

a a

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3AI61-750 x 14 ... Fed. Ex. Tax .41
3A16"00 x 14 1". ft. Tax .41
3A163-650 x 13 ... Fed. Ex. Tax .38

r 1sa

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Premium Tire@ at Fantax
11c Prices. Hurry While

GUASXWIS
*Vo.
patisfact

JOHNNY JONES, m
chanle for the nowly
added auto nervice cen.
ter of Western Auto,
originally It,
Tennessee. Although lie
has just joined tho
Western Auto family In

Guaw"t"

than many otherbrandal

-hifik O.W.

, fl,=
saw:

"aw;lVat.

92216 to 50% heavier stest

14d.
==** so
it m V8tL*7
4,

Might

ftm rusts acids, chomicalal
98pecial tulms reduce back

"

W

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t.

Pressure!

They Lasill

Vibqt&amp;lom..

the new store

COME ONE

—

COME ALL

BARGAINS GALORE AT YOUR WESTERN AUTO STORE
?iiiuiER lIZ_LER ' "iiizR 'EI'iItER (iiiE

IF

2"In

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ITRIJETONEI

on First

Street, he hns been In

TRUCKLOAD
SAVINGS

SALE'

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Tire

3AI60-670 x 15 ... fed. ft Tax o4l selection or Factory s".

SZZZZJEUxn

Portable ir TV

service area and a sp'parnto
appliance anti la%notowir mr.

nesi In Sanford for
many years.

Va

$

88

Everything for home and
auto Is offered in the one-stop
shopping available at Western
full line of

home vi rplionroo, Allin Porto
and equipment, and lawn and

Mal*d
Rakr!

Bike Basket

Restful Foam Pillow
Full-strel Polished cotton
floral Cover. BJC2102

$IksTh.&amp;'T.b.

=ftt$j1R

17

During the three-day grand
0perninir sale, regular busi.
ness hours will No obierved,
with the starts open from 8:30

am. until 5.10 p.m. Thursday
and Saturday, and open until
8:30 P.M. Frifiny.
Many Items will be specialty priced for the grunt] op4enin# sale, Including a full truck
load of household appliances
ouch as stereos. television sets,

Save

Now

:&amp;~j 0" IF

N'
t"A

RON.

1.39

99P.-c,,:

Iii,

41

is CU. ft Uplot

Freezer or 21 Cu. Ft.

lei,

of other Items will
alas be on isle at reduced

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merchandise supplies hnvo
b a salarged. There Is also
available full service for or-

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e freuus

S 4bIg1*suui
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BROOM RAKE

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Wel

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1.49

Brake Fluid

IAW

Price

110jr.

35c

37c

.wlyA-33

C

on

Iteir.
68t.,

A'

Belt.
55C

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"DOOR BUSTER

Pool Prices

£

OOK WHAT WEVE DONE
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Slashed
or ..s ae

added 20% more power to

'

our most popular mowerand

5 FL Wood Stepladder
AT

still CU

£

A POOR IIUSTEIt l'RI(E

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pr CC

1%!
88

1)OWNI

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hold, Pit) aallons
2L1133

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Today:

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I ginia, Mrs. ('raft has

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siiiteti with Western
Auto for 12 years.

pin faced started
•Wlde 2OcuU

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4-position ban.
dlerl.!
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FROM POOLS TO POWER MOWERS YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT WESTERN AUTO

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SUPER SIZZLER

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Cape

WAA wasissrs!

ly site wash" with"*I

her home

•Huaky3flPmntorwltl
WP

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%Vc-itern Auto. Origi.

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TWO

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serving the public at

Sanford (or ninny
years. She has been a.

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ITIII(IO

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ifi cillo tile
felightfid malesclerk.,t

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we've ever oftered!!
Full 14 Cu. Fit.
WIN" Wendersurt
Ava"ble In white.

at gricedf Type A.

MIIININ

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Hurry!

Colorful heavy vinyl. 50gal capacity 2ICl135

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Sim"
WJL
fteddl

SC

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Fully irtiaraniml 10,04)0

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Transmission Fluid

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Sol

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'It 4

51,' Wading Pool

PRICE to bring you the BEST
AUTOMATIC WASHER V

eut

3.98

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how&amp; I Of rould!

so

1=1

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Sissle
Prko!

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eled *WW Interior linerl
0Counter-balanced lid.
safety lock At keyal

19ff.
2

V.ntllat.d Cushion

For cool drivis&amp; Viml

Cleans easily. stays put.

Whisk away leaves quickly, easily with this
lightweight 20-tine rake! IS hardwood handle
X1123

Nothing has been changed but the
solut ion takes
op"s outside . 0 .11,94
more capacity Isio I
0 Ifeavy Iminwonans..

37R4etora.
c
19"

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Catholic Church.

ch
41Msin Jnes of
se have
n added In the

N.
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with their four children at

Chamber of Commerce, and
aprits on the hozird of the
Sanford Merchants Assocla-

981

S

price.

7=11

11DOOR

3.t3i.C.olh.g

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Mr. and Mrs. Homing riiklu

any other brand at t

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TRUCK LOAD SMCIALI
aubmtki amher

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16995 No

__st.reo sound? Pr.. 1svry in trade ..

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Priest

1 1`111,11 'is CHOICE
Mignetie Screwdriver

Mat

Doorto

Ad~ustable drag. Weather.

17 ft plastic. 3% In. wide.

or,
Aid =6ft='=b2I= and range
04 me" and
eaken pvv* 0an-aroune $

these5outstwding features

with

Zebco SpInCast Ri.1

FIITUItUTS Web-Kit

of genuine I poteii

mrAle
domatle sum Chu

scrm

Ndleawlite Service! messummiest.

1.
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don her,.

15 Both Drive in Itavunna
r.'k. Th ey attend All Souls

Chest Fmxer

a

Hundreds

ford a little over a year ago
from Columbus, Ohio, and took
ysr th e Western Auto oper.
stion. Hostlint his been as.
sociatod with Western Anto
for seven years In Columbus
prior to his purcliaso of the

$2"

YOVR CHOICE

refrigerators and many oth-

The Noising, came to San.

011*

ft to mend
than 204W 63-ch-a
"
... welfUNH
IN7
VHF ra2zUoa,6
p=
14,000qWts at

No waslat wqw Mdf

elegance

•ao

DOWNI

TRULTONI

99C

84 W-C

Fine Thrniture styling •

NO MONEY

garden equipment.

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auto

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We Also Have A Large

ead Mob
sisaft gamma

While so
Sets Last
LIMIT ONE n?
PER CUSTOMER

NA.

TRUCK LOAD APPLIANCE

1

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r*ovst.4 and now offers
I&amp;Me, spacious Interior for

1r

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was, Jig

AS SKIN IN

L"IfIlueft

99

Low

Aw
MIN'l.I s.d

22K GOLDEN

'd FRAME
Rig.$l.1

Guam&amp;ft
orm
,18,000 Milesl

16

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dignitaries as well as a num.
ber of divisional officials from
as Westom Auto licadqur.
Urs Its Jacksonville.
New location for Western
Auto Is the old borne of Itemp.
hill Pontlac-Buick, Inc. The
building has been completely

Well lighted and air condi.
tioned, the 4,0W square feet
of Inside cities space features
wide ishfe@ for display and
easy access to morthen(lise.
Included In the 14,o0o
square feet of space In the

Extra big iI'f$fl

Western Auto. She fins
been associated with
the home and auto sup.
ply store for 11 years.
Originally from Geor.
gia, Mrs. Lightfoot if.
so has In the Sanford
area her two daughters

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ENDS SATURDAY

"DOOR BUSTER"

chaming smile as she

Our Finest Heavy-Duty Muffler is
LIFETIME GUARANTEEI

]PRICE CUT OVER 15%
0111,19111111,11111
1 dQuality.

P', 1

FOOT daily flashes her

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67OXIS 9 75OX14
650600 • 800X14

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MI.afl*ISTL Th ehIIdre
are 14Iehul 15 Nancy, 141
Iarr7 12; and zssr
Tb. ceanto&amp;u beginning

4
fill"

sod

m

SPECIALLY SELECTED ITEMS

dewntown Hanford.

opular Sizes

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morning will

oftf&amp;4 Open the "now"
Western Auto Ste" on First

,

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YOUR CHOICE
Of Four
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lwomm

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YOU* CHOICE

SANFORD, FLORIDA

C

1k

PRIZES!

OR

cbm Fffiff
BWOM

10-Lb.Bar Choreod

C

Sfore To Open

1DRAW

•POWERMOWIR

SIZUER "

RSZZLERIIZZLERI'

Mesa

Wafem Aufo

\\

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301 WIST FIRST STREET

,ZZLER4 1(

Auto four years and
beside the service de.
partmant which reWra
#0 appliance sold by
Werteril Auto.

sS.

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Buntand Estates with,
his wife and five childnm. He has been &amp;s.

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New Items
For This

ORJIEIIJ

service mans-

Auto. Including a

uto

Western Auto
lion &amp;CatalogQrderCenter

We Ha,.

PIIANKUANDRYap.

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...the fWfly store

Itresi in

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tern

Page I

Family

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1/1'MilMVY

HAY ro

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95'

,

SUPER SIZZLER
II

Cod

White

Shrub
Fence

_.4,.-i%

R'

SUPER SIZZLER
Wizard Push Button

d Ball

Spray 11aint

,4.-kPrl d-.#'1

SUPER SIZZL

II

H'CfItICCZI

14

Pool Set

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Motor Oil

*Top angtoo protectloul
411fon-deterpnt S.A.F. 20.301
For cars and I !aht trucks!

a

T1110.11AS COOK tm

bud docirl
Western Auto cat3loirut
Adequate Parking is awkil.
able at the now store for cul-

The Constitution does not
proscribe qualifications for
P in the suprolue
S

partmerill .&amp;WC162I.
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Its"

Aw

chowe fro ov,
the big W.X C,

Court

lisir-W
4
68
W,

vor.?

ftee Delivery 01 No Money Dowal 42 Nationwide
In trade areaS &amp; No Trade Noed*dl Q Servicel

NoTrade

C

U"~W-mk BU4 Weab"
0
7bw-rw
;WM

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Decorative

m-

CAER DIUVERY
within trade streel

NO MONEY DOWN! 42 NO TRADE-IN NEEDED
2UP to 3 years to payl
vi on any of these big values!

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3 ft lore, 11 IM

NATIONWIDE SERVICE

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1111V vizql bell and

Reg.
1.39

C
lete Jobs!
;Olorsl
Quick-drying. Large 16-oz.

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Sanford now is his
honie. Another new
employee in the We.itern Auto store. he .4er.
I vt's as

S

3 5Uc

stockman and

has charge of the huge
warehouse area f or

1k and his wife have

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Johnson, Vicki Osburn, Linda
Parnell, Susan Rucks, Sally
Simpkins, Linda Tucker, Bet.

111" Vale and Sylvia Williams.
Theta Zpsilon member. at-

'THE AMERICAN SCENE" will be repremented this weekend
by local

Beta

Dekle and Mrs. Tom Largen.

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with Mildred Lind as co.hos.

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presslve initiation of the

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Angelin Taylor and Elnia
Wilkins.
A social hour followed and
the Chapte r members were '
Invited to the dining room,

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1101101-111-Y Sliciety) at impressive candlelight cerenionle.j rt-cently lit tile

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Fas io

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4-1 than three slices per serv. and lopi are so co ordinatrd ~ .1latte Jersey, open back. tur. with great
han-look front,

Geneva
Personals

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Cool...
Cau'.fr..
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polyester 4#l4':,..,,

milady's shoppe
fin, fabrics

lIt ?e,b Ave. 3231313

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was celebrated by Work!

anniversary

Barracks 2898 and Auxiliary Unit, of

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Shown are

from left) Councilman Keith

(top,

Councilman Robert Newell, Town Clerk

Y

and E. will meet Thursday,
June 2, at 9:45 am. at the
home of Mrs. Howard Bruce,
304 Satsuma Drive for the
regular meeting.
All members are asked to
make an effort to attend the

i

Monday

________

meeting anti lend support to

the organization.
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WES SAYS:

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ty %'eterani, Servive Officer-

Lu Bruce, department presi.
dent; V. John Ilarris, past
national quartermaster aim,!
orgitnizt'r of the Attamonte
barracks; Mrs. Grime., Kimomel,
herional president anti it'
partn'.ent secretary; Mrs'. Na.
orni Williams. ,Iepnrtment hos.

SAVE
AT LEAST

4O

Oo.n f.., co., a. WMMl
Am The o.si

Whom You Use 4 To

bern.

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Wash.,, At Asy Other La

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Skydiving Club about ft
falling 176 feet per
second BEFORE opening their parachutes.

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MIMII* FLORAFAX
flu •IuYuy
3234114

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DRY CLEANING

"PICK . UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE"

SEMINOLE COUNTY

LAUNDRY CO.

si, W. led • M. i. SASOIN *, OWNER • PH. 3*2.3*13
"SERVING SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE 1929"

Election

Complaint Is
Dism ssed

"EVENING HOURS

HOURS"

ARE READING

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You'll

law wss unconstitutional

he

cause it violates the onenlan.
one-vote rule used in legisla
live apportionment c a *
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you

what

the law inori's pop
ulation anti the control of the
party goes to the rural cotin
t tifl. spcnsc t.! urban
tjt

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look'i'ng for

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will leave Monday for a week lt-gislatie functions ant add
in hawaii.
committee does not
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The trip is an award for carry o public or government
sales attainment of products tins -ri or duties and the one
manufactured and distributed man, ont' vote principle is 'p
by l'hilco Corporation, a sUl)- plie thIt' only to leg islatis t'
sidiary of Ford Motor Corn- luslus.
, pany,
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll leave
Monday via Northwest Orient
chartered jet from Tampa in.
ternational airport. They will
resIde at the Royal Conrad
Hilton hIel, in Honolulu, on
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and mrmbers of the govern., It-t-ttir anti tile Imard of revs. I

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ment of the newest state,
A highlight of the week will [)ernuetatie primary runoff in
be the Philco Show, introtlue- a rural Alabama county with
tog the new electronic and • a bat kr,,u,mii of racial uuir,'t.
ltut Negroes f,ttI,.,l l it their
appliance lines for 1967.
The Carroll. will return to effort t,, enter time state legi'.
Tampa International airport hnt,mre for the first (iii,.. since
Saturday afternoon at 3:30,
h:.-tunistruct ion. Only five of
r, Negr', tautilmilatri in the
rurmuiff ern v ictorioti'.
I,u(iu, lLAnsm,'raun,
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year.oid Kureati War veteran,
won the l),'mieratic nstnmina.
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tiii for sheriff 'it pr,itoiiti'
nantly Negro Macus (i,unmty
n De Ba 'y
• ('l'ii,tspce. s over a whit,, in.
------The lie, X-ray Mobile L'uiit etirnhmint npte.lnt.'l two years
will be at E)eftary Plaza, near ago jo y Guy. George C. Wal.
the First Federal Savings and lace.
Amer-.ini shoes not expect
Loan Association Huitoimig,
from 11 sits, until 2 p.m. and Iteputilmeni. olilaisltion ill N's'
from 3 until 6 p.m., Tuesday, veniber and, the-re-fore, w,,iitii
June 7, and from V a.m. until hje't- itii time only Negrt, shier.
itf in the' nation,
Wednesday, June 5.
Ni-i,'rurs otitnumben whites
Volunteer workers to fill out
t'srms will be supplied by the 'S-I to 1,394 in Macon Coun.
Auxiliary Guilt of herbert 1). ty, where racial unrest was
Giljhi American Legion Post sparked lt year by the slay.
ing of a Negro civil rights
259,
According to s'atistira ro. I.'utcler at Tusk"ge Inatitute
,"rted by Dr. Luther Tarheli, by a white service tatmon at.
of DeHary, a director of the t,-n'l;unt.
Volusis County TB and hiesith
Association, last year in the
county there were 22$ mdcli. Ancient
nit., or suspicious eases, 72 Proves
tumors. 79 c.rdin.vucular
OAKLAND, Calif. (lIP!)
i'seaies, and 11 new and uid. The irtin safe in, the office
mite cases of tuberculosis,
the nsunkipsl golf cou
had
Dr. Tarb.Il urges, because been shippesi to ('almfornin
of increased number of path. around Cape hitirn in the days
ningy in the 45 and over of sailing ships.
group, that all persons in this
Burglars act * charge of
age bracket take advantage •hynamit e on the door, The
of th e op po rtunity to receive blast shattered windows, de.
the free chest X-ray.
stroyed golf equipment and
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barracks auxiliary unit, and
Janii's Kimmel. ptt4 .1111'
an er of the Orange bar.
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new nienik'r, Mrs. 011k Lan.
Caster was ot'hii;at'-ui by AimsStlisry i'rt-,'iIcnt 'it r-. (unit'
4 hstmntgartner, It W5 tioteti
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cre-ase in membership to date- i
this year.
During time meeting, veter.
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do at, at the earliest possible
CDR. WILLIAM S. Thompson (right), RVAH.6
time in order that the book
executive officer, accepts the Wing Ct.mrnanti.
may he completed.
er's Physical Fitness Plaque from (';ijst. R. E.
Fowler Jr., commander of Reconnaissance AtMore than .11 million pen.
tack Wing
pie have
bass, riiiehn or trutlgeil
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to its top since the Washing.
winner of $ quarterly physical fitness meet
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in Itist
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turn which seeks every oppor.
tunity to jump. t.ast week the
club participated In :rtncd
Forces Day at Patrick Air
Force Base by jumping for
the crowds at open house.
This wt't'keml two members
of the e lob, jot' Smith, second

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3; safety officer, SiSgt. WI!.
There are 3* members in ham Rhoads, UAS; secretary.
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the club and some of them
come as far away as Patrick
Air Force Base.
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Roger Miller display attractive history of me

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ineliiileii Mayor Lawrence
Swoffor d, Cou ncilmen Keith
Nixon and Iiohit-rt Newell;
Town Clerk I)urothy Ibiruleen;
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luncheon at the Cunimunity

The Ladies Society of DL.?.

Of Fresh Flowers,
PlastIc Arrangements,
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basis with other scheduled ready have graduated one
operation. and as tempored class of ten member..
by current operating funds. The officer s of the Seminole
i'ilois and crewmen are furn. Navy Skydiving Club are:
i'he,i by the Seminole Navy President, Joe Smith, second
Sk',dtsing Club on a soluntary class parachute rigger,
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the day, Joseph Santillo, his. is unconstitutional was tilt
torlan, and George R. Collins, missed by a threejudge fed.
harry Thompson, and Eman- eral court here.
uel Berkowitz, colorbearers.
The suit, filed by CDI' Dade
Installing officer was Cont.
County
Chairman Marcus A. •
mander Vince McCourty, fit
Titusville.

Nixon, Commander and Mrs. Otto Baumgartner,

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Icy Tniplett and Sliss Ann
Steinmeyer, also members of
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year trustee; C. N. Groves,
two year trustee, and Joseph
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and the eye. The cyclic! also
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tains 12 slices of thoroughly
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ing hot turkey sandwiches anti
ni;tsliet potatoes for lunch and
h
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are riot a starving tee'iiagvr,
The In-it-parable look has
Who's the angel in t h e new look. Cut-out and baring
&gt;ou can count on serving four
l"-r package. Children will cat captured the separates. Pants draped halo? It could be you.,,, very of-the-moment ,

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Ann Cobean, Debbie Howe, Jo
Ann Wynn, Janice Sullivan,
Judy Harmon and Meda Nei.
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shapes, sizes anti styles, rc every gesture, every step, a Sanford.
TO THROW AWAY?
Martin (ron, upsilon Chumm1,. anti sister of Mrs. (hoar ( fluports the •(;lass container slushy in grace. The smart gal
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rotbyt I'apineaui of lM'ltary,
ten, Leesburg.
a
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still always have one in her
M.snumfacturers Institute,
milk with 1 quart of cold 0', Yopstitu has bet-n her recent guest,
Ilottle nnanufacturers, the collection of evening clothes.
Sunday guests of Mrs. whole milk, 3 cups of oranAe
left for Virginia on Friday by
Emrn Youta were Mr. and
If your children develop a paper a.tvertiM-4 for their Institute noted, shaped the -----juice and ' cup of sugar.
plane to visit her other sister, ut-li, rough area around the 'Wetting strength" and lab- bottles and jars to meet
Mrs.
Erie Swanson of Orange Beat or blend until sm
th e
SUMSIEIL TIDBITS
Itoscinonil, anti tier family
ooth.
City. After attending church
lie- IIUSU or upper lip-or cosn• rics uiescribe,I as having spe. 11 u s e w if e, s preferences.
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lone flying to Blind,, Island.
On
thin
buttered
toast
finservices
and
enjoying
dinner
plain of vaginal or anal itch' vial draping advantages Were Mothers, fun example, like gers arrange two whole Nor'
Don't save empty pesticide
to has-c' a high formal liaby food jars of clear glass I way sardines. Sprinkle witn together, they attended Me. containers. They contain traces
SIrs, Charles Cassel of ing-they may be allergic to likely
ihchydc content.
tourist Services itt the Geneva of pesticide and can be a has
(;tineaviIIe', former fleliary. facial or toilet tissue. This
I % itlm wide mouths so they can a little lemon juice and serve. Ccntmttcry.
By Julia lImbs
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see what they are buying and
11th. alert was sounded by Dr. A.
Ile,
visited
Mrs.
William
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h!lhIe'rt'st I)nlvu, Altunimontt'
Altoona, Pa., to physicians at. NEW YORK (i'l'O- l'ruh. easily with a spoon. The pride and joy, but it's rather
tern, relating to vision have housewife prefers
Springs, recently enjoyed five
syrup hot. useless otherwise, However, It
SIr, and Sirs. Manuel Wa!- tinihing the recent 22nd an
days re laxing and fishing at ters of Mahwah, N.J. have pui nual congress of the Amer. port, Very ft-tv persons today ties with pinched waists or audi a smart accent to room
Ialamorasin In the Florida chased the I'e'ttersou home on ivan College of Allergists change-ti. eye specialists re glass handles at the neck. decoration when its lines are
are troubled with a sty,
here.
Keys.
Either design makes It easier so ftened with a graceful spray
j modern gauiget, may pros but
- Parke Lane'.
ide to handle the battles,
.The allergy is caused by
of green foliage.
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facial tissues and fac$altypol The sun lamp is a case in
toilet tissue, anti in coliwrd Isimint. It's as e.isy in go to
toilet tissue, Dr. Neidorff said sleep under the sun !ansp as
that when several hundred of It is at the beach. Many sun
his patients who had bus bo. lamp snoozi'rs have obtained
ttmt'rcsi by the allergies stop an "eye burn" in the process.

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IT COSTS YOU
Orion Pearce. Margaret Itoy. from 3,5 I) in., at tile hoille Il i Thursday, May 21. Mrs. Turn. land. en route to Coral Gahl
liftt-r spending the winter in and sparkly buttons add up to
noWs,
Roberta
high style.
Hkhiurtls, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Witoth- or is the former Mrs. Edythe They will atop oft in I)'!liary turkey sandwiches anyone?"
%%tst,
Slicer ele3ancc and cx' 1)'
Joyce Roberts, Mary Rogers, ruff, who are celebrating ib'tterso,: of Dcltary.
u-n route hm,,i,it' to Detroit,
trt'rnehy
soft. Color It silk
PROTEINRICH DRINK
Belle Runmbley, Marl.' Stump?, their Soils wedding anniversary
.lr. and Mrs. meat Want
llehm. Thu Coles also enter.
chiffon .
(;L4t.s.sy
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Orange velvet een is a
Sir, and Mrs. William Cole taisicel SIrs. Margaret Gann
Burn Wakefield, l.omnnmino
it
cuuslnt
be
such
Mr.
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Mrs.
W.
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NEW 'oRK (UPI) - Glass more
smooth,
protein-rich
beverage
Miss Marie McKenna of f 1)el!ary Drive
whiting, 0111. Rites. tVlsittl,.,
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t'nlertaine(i of ('oral Gables,
so. It moses with the were recent dinner guests of for
breakfast
or
can
be formed into countless times in thrilLs that make Sir. anti SIrs. Joe Corley in For S servings, snack
combine
2 DO YOU HAVE MONEY
time.
Anne
Central
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Rhode
island,
Esther Williams anti

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part of
ing SI) you can count on liltire lIit'y complete the suit hook lii the head forcovers
th. important
hinhl.! of Miss Ohio lIii'to Whittle. Pi.'iIge initint•'d nrc from left, Ei"is
Alpha Nu Chapter niem.
than four scrving.; Pee po:
Follow the sun in
.'et.
perlect tiknding
hen, enjoying the gala neca.
age fur them. On the other for
Vilkitis, Aiigeliitt' Taylor arid Ehial,cth Gallant,
packable,. Those
Ban-Ion
casual
gettogethers.
slon were Gene Allen, Ruby
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knits In fiery prints, gardens
Boo th, Arletta Coberly, Cyn.
know are officers Of the lit,!.
in full bloom anti subtle
Free-form mobiles used tu
thin Cram, Mary Elizal,eth
low-k- club auth
tels are a girl's wrinkleproof
would he of hang in nurseries but Imlay
Dunn, Hazel Flynt, Feyo
best friend.
the opinion that one entire they are dangling
from
ears
Gaines. Mary Grace Kosky,
package would be a nice appc•
of 'little darlings." Hand.
Kathleen Lee, Mildred l,ind,
ttztr for each person.
ie'. E. tathkuz
M
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czianndeij in a wash of white,
Friends anti neIghbors are Mr. ansi Mrs. Frank N. Turner their graniht1auhier
Dorothy Morrison anti Kate
Sir, and Mrs. Ray Masik gance any season, anywhere.
Whatever
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the appetite of a buttering of yellow Ot
th
Nash.
Invited to the Open Ifollit. to departed for Callforilia fi t. 31tIndy 1. peale, anfl
g r e a l' Your indivi,lual family wein- whichever color complements have returniti to their home Good design coupled wi
Also Marion Nichols, Cath. lie hi-hI Wt-tint'sihay, Juno 1. lowing
their wcththin
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you'll
receive
in
Rest
Haven
at
Lake
Harney
lavish,
deeply
carved
fabric
on grandsons, Mundy ill and Ic' hers
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Spe ncer, and a mem be r of the
1966 graduation class of Scm.
took High School, was guest
of honor at a lovely gradua.
tion luncheon recently at
Creighton's in Winter Park.
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Willi an antique brass jardi.
nero filled with gitnilen flow- __

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the packages on the surfiar,.
of the range for 25 minutes i't
in the oven fo r 15 minutes.
Stir up some Insbint nia.he,l
potatoes and it'll he Just like
the day after Thanksgiving

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of Dilary, held memorial
vices and installation of offi.
cerfl at their May meeting in
the Firemen'. Recreation Hall.
Unit officer, are Mrs. Alice
Reinert, president; Mrs. Fran.
di ilackley. senior vice presi.
dent; M s. Margaret Denn in g,
junior vice president; Mrs.
Sally Per*lto, secretary; Mrs.
Myrtle 11111, chaplain; Eloise
Reilly, cond uc t ress; Muriel
Clock, guard; Mae '/.ellrr, one
year trustee; Christine Rau.
man, two year trustee; Lillian •
Connoly, three year truitee;
Dolores Connoly, flag bearer;
Ruth LaChat, first color bear.
er; Ann Muth, second color.
bearer; Emma lienile; third
color bearer; Evelyn lsron..
Mail, fourth colnrbt'arvr; 0111,
Gilbreath, historian, anti June
i'orzig, patriotic instructor.
Installing officer was Mrs.
Margaret Cross. of Eau Gallic.
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Marilyn Epps, Karen Duggan,
Cartie Noel and Patty How.

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the Spencer home. Others from left are Miss Carol Besserer, the other
honoree, arni her mother, Mrs. Robert Besserer.

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'Invade' Sanford

If you have noticed pita. RVAR.3, and Sgt. Lyle Good. treasurer, 3W Lyn", tMM
chutes falling out of the sky Inc. USAF. will participate In class data systems technician,
lately In the %lclnhty of San• the state championship Jump. RVAI!-3; operations officer, .1.
ford Naval Air Station don't log meet at Kissimmee.
S. Stevenson, Lt. (Jg), RVAII.
he alarmed. We are not bH Smith, who has mad. ovet 3 Uaisou officer, Lt. Cdr.
ing invaded; its just the Semi. 300 jumps. says the sensation Senderting. NAS; public in.
note Navy Skydiving Club of flying through the air at formation officer, M. L. Stone,
practicing and having 'fun."
cliii photographers
feet per second
-just thi rd
mate, RVAII•3.
The new sport parachuting great."
club, sponsored by the Naval The
The c I u h a experienced Aid Station ha. only recently
and Instructors
become official. Navy aircraft Sergeant Gooding, Al/C.P1are
GRAPIVILLI
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Post $093 and Auxiliary unit,

DeMattlo, Denise LaTbur,

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ens flanked on each shIn with
tall hraa candle-holders hohilInc lighted green tapers.

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by the guests supervised by
Miss Spencer. Others enjoying
the afternoon were the Misses
Bonnie Todd, Candi South.
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san,lwirtic-s at the very time I
when ther(' w ain" a irr.itli'enn
of turkey in the hriiise. 'lake
our word, it won't happen

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each taper completed the onsemlsle.
The buffet was beautiful

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eli In Spring colors.
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beautiful with a pink linen •
cloth over-laid with violet '.

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Ham, turkey, tuna salad,
Fritos, chips and dip., nuts,
'1 petit fours and brownies were

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Also the Mines. Esther
Lansing, Ralph Wight Il,
Wade Snyder, James Wehry,
Leslie Thompson, J. H. Hook.
han Sr., Herman Eplin and
(;len Emmenson.

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by her daughter, Silly, corn.
: pilmentedtwoseniorsatSem.
bole High School, Carol Bes.
serer and Donna Rowland,
with a graduaUon punch party
at the Spencer home, 2429
Mellonvifle Avelino, Thursday,
from 3 to 2 p.m.
The guests of honor each
received a beautiful perfume
mirror framed with silver as
a graduation gut.

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were the Mines. Clarence Cot.
ho,, Hoy Chorpening, Harry

Sigma

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11001chan Jr., Fred Beniker -

The Alpha Delta Kappa

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I'hi'n at the State Convention in Miami Ileuch, Planning on
attending the Friday night festivities in their colorful red, white and blue
original designs are Xi Beta Eta members, from left,
Mona Walker,
Carob McCabe, I'at Mann, Claudia Bly th e and Faye Wynn.

tending with their husbands
are Mrs. Don Cahill, Mn,
Jerry Cooper, Mrs. Robed

Sorority

Fete

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The Anna Miller Circle held
an Initiation ceremony recent.
ly at the elk's Club to receive
two member,. Mrs. Glenna
F.mmersors and Mrs. Herman
F.plln, with
h Mrs. James
Wehry, president, presiding.
Following initiation, during
the short busines, session,
Mrs. Webry accepted the re.
signation of the second vice
president, Mrs. hfulon hale,
due to Ill heal th. Mrs. Russell
Spencer was appointed to fill
the post for the balance of the
year.
A social hour with refresh.
ments followed the meeting.
Th e next meeting is scheduled
for June 7 at 2 p.m. at the
Elk's Club.

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initiation

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McCabe, Claudia Blythe, Fay.
Wynn and Mona Walker, from
X1 Bets Zia.
Representing Phi D e I I
Zeta will be Barbara Brim.
slugs, Pat Chambers, Pat
Chapman, Marcia Coleman,
Zdy.

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Circle Conducts
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out" Is ele,erIy
lila depleting th. patriotic •
them, to wear to a gala roe. .:
turne party this Friday night.
Among local members plan. '
fling to attend the annual co
lab are Pat Mann, Carols

Mary A. Doucette,

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Anna Miller

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sellers of goods and services
the
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Set Your price . we'll set your ad!
get fast

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(jW)III; Three bedroom,

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bath.

BEING MADE NO
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IEPORI YOU BUT ANYWHUI

CHECK OUR DEALS!
SEE YOUR LOCAL DODGE ROTS AT -

.r Satifori l'liza near .'.hi

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Sanford Alobile Ilk. 3:1.1230.

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Seminole Co. Motors

still?, PS irtil h 1 321.

con-11"I.ning. 8.11.19!0.

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turn apt 34j I Sits

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voell &amp; pump U.-MAIII.

reject. folise 41AJ pfailially glossily 411

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ttm;&amp;,I. Nearly riaw 2 O.Irrn. 1118. Iti"Itnis -_For Itent~
magle bey9n4d that first insortion.
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3-nn. WIMP!. :704 SI44nnllA
4111 Magnolia. 11:-01:0r
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1 DR., CS horn..-l(ltch.n •p•

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best sales month In Its

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2)01 Perk Ave

battle.
central kost 6 air, built-In
or nightgo
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1219 kL French

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if ill rant us

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l.AKF si.tutv. on ak.. 2-bed.

Want Ad Deparhent Hours
Fumille? reservel, fight to

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'is.)..!) money for

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after 2.
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COMPLETELY b'urn. IloUs...
.110 porch.o near h.,pltli.
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sassIyd,orat.4.Miiit*tI.tnr
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lilies fstrn. specially .it..I
.'d.o Flit to Service
1t4
for retlr.1 ts.oit.. l.i.stllv
pet uotIflei A VA in ('ivillen..
locatod downtown. Inquire
It .1* 'oh*sss Dept. Stun,
ViitiIiFi5
Iii U. '.1 St., Sanford.
I hIIt,it,.)5i, 1 limOs, 143 to t ----21'fl)'t. (lean 1 lIt. Alit. 5.111th

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"Iralo, 332-4463.

Pays

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104-TnaU.r space-lts1
lU-trailer 1ota.-Sais
11I-ApsrIsats VSf RS•4
ill-Roome for steal
lI$-It.ntai Agent.
ll$-Waci.d IS 855%
$i$-Aolos rot ha..
11S-Asio.--kaI. or TraSa

SO-Busisise Oppenlsisitise

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14-Upk.liISiy
$.-Vacuum Clesaisi
ii-E*terlssIs
11?-Moving A 115t&amp;SS
32-Job Prua1l,g
Il-Plasla - 7.s - •si
$5-Misc. Per Sale
It-Arilcies P., heel
$1-Swap
Eachsa.

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£ * flit houses
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To Use

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a t,*. ltl oj4.% 1. htATlIkjWs is, IL20 Pdrk Drive 0 floe 113 is

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To joelisit, Call

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X.sesle1 Throughout ('oIJ*if
Bitu I lb I Ileihi

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31
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$0 ni,mth. I K lletten. 1~3,%
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to -11,
pAy fQr a n1ol-fl,- %%,;I-,(-tl.
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fortre onrl,,00,I ti es a v.ira
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F,h-ol not fort,lIrtd, 111%f
4ryof 2,
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A-1ra,0 1%-, oto%4..l 14WOV10%4
Fie, opil,,Oots, And n4nk Tell- So). jI0IJsC,4 For

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11--apecial servos"

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I'Altilp: 111.111:lt holl'o 1.11 coor.
Adults. 32.2-111.4.
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SATURDAY

~ anti car. desiring part time 90. Lots For &amp;I@
Avoraile 82
(work.
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for -

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111--mals, or Irs"s Help

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hSI'9 Ranch. fruit trees. ". Furis, apti cissee is. Jimmy C..
Ir 4.Ii ,olle.i
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Hwy 44 *23 44_ l
4ivsIm.s$s will b. mad. on s re run bed, o.I I.e 4ypor.phI;ai

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FRESH FLORIDA
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CORN 12

high school training In the held In the R. A. Allen gymnaSeminole County
public 111111111.

of St. Pstnsburg

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I4-Zsaeruoi
lO-IsSosil a Instra.tl.ss
tI5*ePRsSt Isrylu.

ers. Train now. pay later. r0l]. RENT:
:
CASHIER TRAINING INOTteery store. .rvtco Motion.
N.
Suite 502,
All ut : •dv.rtssmsIi.
Orlando. 14l.7D '
tied ,rca
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tran sportation,

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INS1111011
Ali
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1498 So FRINC14
AVE. (I 7-92)
322-9973

LS
THE TIME

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th.atrs
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tsiachi,s , SupplyCo.
rise living room for small.
Al sq? IN 144
313-4413
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A Multiple I-tattills! P461tst
Of home or Molise Troller. 9.()&amp;T jnidICTIll.Nli
W- lill,1;
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11114 Vrotoph
DRY rLEANINO Counter 01,1. 1189-2420
all. a,orne Appliances
dit'lloptsel?
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PEACHES

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HOMESI I E LOTS
.
informistlon hiarv.y MrFv
41
r 1334 Morris Ave., Fuller LOCII ARBOR: Lovely country
Spr1oklers. Jerry Lord. 3:3setting, heavily trool, over*
Urigsh Co.
1174.
looking Mayfair sell esufas.
6250.
WXLL1 DZILLMD. Pumps 72. Female Ifelp Wanted LAKE MARY: Beautiful site,
srittillicLait sTarims
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overlooking both Big A ItAll Types and Siatile
GENERAL house work Mon.
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a
it* Lake Maryig'. Hlgk OL
We *epse sad Iirvlee
thru Fri.. I to 5. Have own

ARMOUR'S "CLOVERILOOM" PURE

SHURNME

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usage 5 c. 49c

IS CANS

Pa ton lRealty

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Spray

32$-Oils

Well Drilling

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A native of Oviedo, he corn- vltes you to attend these scsi.
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DAIRY FOOD

OLEO

tion with minors In mathemis- P. M.
The Cmorfls High family W
flea and educational research.

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$100

NO. 303

begin study June 21. lie plans speak also. The processional
a major In secondary ed lea- will begin at promptly 7:43

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JAY SlID,,VIENNA

TOMATOES

Carwise, who Is competing will deliver the main address.
bis Ilth year at Pinellas Ifigh S011.111 Cherry and Anzile P.
School and who presently ser- Housep valedictorian and salure3pectively,
wilt
ves as assistant principal, will tatorilin

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9i. Itoi*.ot'i For Rent

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At*%nsIsanehnpwIIh,ut

"~~~~Ph. Resident tiler. 3:3-110

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at 111040149 I..... $696 us

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of-favos" a 1~

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setting out cot your o4o7

SI-Mucy W anted

*4 -Will Dr11*sg

1111. 2?9-4112

&amp; Cycl

room fism. newly do. IT's rt!N* to reart the Want.

1-L.at o r..a

31-PlsabIaa
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lI-Laaücaps Brvios

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tit-till
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fillioday 3:3-310104.
i it n. flornlehod. $1111.00. 2101

at

P. Polsi
sss $as

at Pals.. ...... $18 $3

INSTALLED

To Wall Carpet

.4.. or 3..slIs.,3.

JOBS OPEN NOW

SERVICE
Brush

THE rtut TESTrD FIRM

III N Park Ave.

Earn while you I@Arn. Ifish I1111-1381 3440 Hiawatha at 11-91

''u ON PAINTING

CHERRY

in malking distance W t,,%%n
only 1114 4non Aa I-1ka up I %Vall
4 4

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St. Johns Realty611-Money
!"'tuTo'
sLagoaus
lrw "'

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POTPIES 5FOR89

ILIMITs I WITH 16.00 ORDIAI

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torato degree at Atlanta Uni ydes Alexander, speech cor
rectioniat, Alachua County
versity.

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the i966-si year by the muel.
Monday. Crooms wUl have
County School Iloard for Its 391h annual coluniencentent
the purpose of pursuing a doc.

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TOWELS Abc FOOD

granted sabbatical leave for A. III.
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has been 1,roircssional will begin at 8:0
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L home Repairs

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city. Ilgith father and son atil
We are itirlit proud nt Co.
keY and the imprIant part he
0
Is playing In the Vietnam war.
Rev.
Don
Pelham,
pastor at
ier fightIng men are making the sicri. Antioch 11401A Church, Ovie.
flee In order It) li.rolect our do. will deliver the baccalaur.

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Ills parents are .!r. an
Mn. Gary Gibson of 100$ Cy. ton, D. C. are visiting In our

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and T Collere. lie 1.4 inarricil
to the former Iletly Davii, of
this city, and they have two
som, Greg and Mike.

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Stemper Agency

$.$•• iplflsi

SI. Real Estate 5aIe

ripened tomatoec.
ruintey
bushel, bring own container. 69. Schools &amp;.. Instructions
-Inc.
Ph. 1311-031.
Real Estate
Ial.,.R.ntal.
AUTOMATION JOBS OI'F74
Ph. 332.4*23
100 w. iii it.
I'UA* $1.3) Iiu, flip.. Ay..
IBM KEYPUNCH
south of Navy Bass
1' B X Receptionist
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12.4727.
C. A.
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Cashier • Ch.cker•
BROKER
Teller.
I). Special Sarvfress
IU.$00I
202 5. Park
"Earn Whil. You Learn"
- .Nee d not interfere with presen
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
hole in Yasir ltoof 7
•mployment. high School no
E &amp; J Tt'ltNS.I( ItOs'I"INO
Realtor
t.iIttirCIl.NO moe mitt. Day
____________________•--flmymond l.Unls3uist, As".
.intsirit A l-:v,nmn class,..
Ph. 3;.34°9
2Z3.2' Atlantis Bank Bldg.
1'l.AL'1MKNT .tt1STAXCE

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AT YtC'tOftT PRICUt

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,,n',v so,74C I,iolblo :.."Iry.
ohs0ai. terf4san floor* &amp; ills TAZ(h , &amp; ARKINS L.%%V.%.

141`111d rate.

P-Iuilders$spplI

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oelbvrry. Fla. 111.72*.O.

82 Buoineiis Prop. Sale

pro, Park A 25th
blems me -up* Blue Lustro
-SERVICr station for sale. In.
all. lt,nt electric U &amp; * 4 furni ture appliances
wall ill
0
lers*ction 17-40 Halfway beahamps 'r $1 $h.rwl,t Vll
tools ate. Ii light Sold lAr
twurn Daytona a :411%
hattie to.
ry's 51cr?. 21$ Sanford Ave
Springs. No rent, O iittt

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Pigs a&amp;$ Moves. I,
119.91: Frisidalre tafriji r.
or 831.96 up.

KEEP Varpot Cleaning

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ASST'D PI.AYORS

Annie P Rouse
ØANJA CUFRRY 'Ioft
are valedictorian and suultitatorian, respectively,
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P..it
Iard •f Thanks

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lin 11ink322.13.s2ot Scnkarik Glass and Paint

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'.% IEk . FIND Rl riil'A1 Furn dowostair, apt, itt
IrkAosC:vt type. OARY
"to 4 Palmetto. orl'h after $30
with Ire
SMITH.
463 Overstreet. Always ord., your ad on the economical weekly or W.
Nice
kitchon.
bath
l.ongwond. *SI.p2$o.
monthly rates. When you get •arlier results. Call and
dre,sng rOssni. Ails. ictre'I__ __
AVAZ.ON APARTMNTI

price ii 44 or eu than rig- 1901 I.TMA
111011 graduate
_-retail. Noll freight
neekiniz summer employnt#nt.
Damaged Suralturs Saul
)lsJore4 in Klectronic., 514th.
Hwy *7.12. Ca,e.lbsrrr.
malice. 2 ys'a •sperl.ni. in
toast Stores, 0n):i3 KAUIIT.27

or 3.4O62
)000 ).tlfl shoppers. it 9011
have (..lIl.hSh. call 224$$9
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I EK YEARS exporloncal
-AllAd4 for WIL.qoN-UAIrh 11PURNIT1111,14
where ill U. 8. ar 1.
from* Eeonorillea - would
Buy - Bell - Trade
19). Round trip. Call or are
like position partainlits to
Homer I.Ittle, Ajient. Urey - Ill-IS F. I.e
322.5111 this un* of work. Either full.
hound title Station.
Irroo or part-time. Contal't
-rurNITURK - fret lit 44fle.
the
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aged bedroom an: 4101
21:11FROARD jmr,%ms
:11(111
all 'Ark Co rt.
foo m furniture. ,Many soloo
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grower Ct.. 833-7.331.
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Slotors, *Nt

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oo**..s6*.#.ss9. 219 Per Ishm

furniture. any amount.

steering, alt enflllltlnns',I, ra.

106. Apartments far Rent

EFF. APT. fully equippott. uti. 6
.14 It4g".114
freescr. I'l,104 terni, I::.
liltma filtri. 3::-4733.
,
741111~ RI. :, [Ina NO. A. Faft.
rI.V AV
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Vurn. Ceitteso. sit. 12
11. .Sroilters
for.I.

... # * *... so. a to, ell 249 Per Line

STVART 19, 221 Iformito ri.

OUR VACATION

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)Hl't1Pstonwaon,autn;

'*'r" - ._- .---.__ .-.-- i.o Automot ive 8erIi

I s 14 aluminum

Quiets Porvtco with the r4sh. related surrintor. lateir part.
time employment. DONN TWENTY ONN DAYS ...... 0 of 00 0 .... 4. l4c Per Lino
SUPER TRADING roST
I' tiisTT fit.
PTAItTI.ItI Ucner4tnr,
l."romwood. 231-8031.Box $23 lATh P0* CONUCUTIYI INU*TION$-NO CI4AN$I OF COPY

ssVi. .so'. 0)1 *15? round trip

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The Lou It Cost Per Line For Day

hours don't count. Intelligent.
physically alert, 1141*, going
to college. can supply $*COIlent recommendations from

fpnco

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ion. CAll 2 t'1 limes 32324j

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NEXT DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY

Recorders. Tillers. Renovators
AMERICAN RENT-ALL

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PIs.o. liusis To Waite Ads

SANPOID

And out one an Orem for ?@%I

121-3111
•
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IA)% I'.t.Y largi 4-room apt
or a a'
flraee Motor., 701 S. I'r.nch
- ---furnished. e,'recn,,I porch,
3 I1II1M • 2 I, si Is. r.ntrl sir.
, hells5.. 5... to AI.predatr. hi. 'ens pl'I.',.I from

CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR
201 OIamIn$s Dr.. AD

Beds. TVs. Saws, Tape

liii er.. sblI Tr'tllcr for sale. -..- -

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LAIIUh: COUNTRY "Olitt,
% Acre. 193 mo SlAY'l.

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time. 3'ill.I.IE 2(AP WRI(7HT

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STZS1WELituas, 332.5752. yali corns ii

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10. Poultry - Livestock

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Students

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%14cogg, air "111,11tiono.l. auto.
PARK AVV. TRAILFR C0URT
tratte. power ateorint. ra-lin
SPECIAT. rates on rental trail.
heater. only $395, 11raso it.:

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heater power ststrinj
Brame Motors. -ool S, rronch

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French At 19th. must Sell.

H' 3()•
$5 Its lse.
3tntnr,, .711 1 X. French Ave.
irle Evinrudo, tilt troller. I
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tanks with accessories $&amp;Sao
- I: FORD (Islaxi. $I0A •tjtO•
222.t7?$ after 4:10.
tls' transmission.
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EXPERIF.St7t.13 In typing. tilter Rocking Chair, 3::
Mary Rowell. L,P.N. 3640
'IN. shorthand
Hiawatha Ave. at IT-92. 222.

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Orlando
NOROZ
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EEK &amp; MEItK

3e$apatkL Sanford

ANi1E5 Kiddis car.. open
a. Co.to I p. . $ days

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Results'

322-5612 For Fast

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Ianfort
tric Ehampnoer only $1 per
slay. Carroll Furniture.
revention.
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Charles Hepburn, millionaire relics is reputed to be one of
j • a GLASGOW (NEA) — A Scotch whisky distiller, into the finest In private bands.
pair of handcuffs which be a collector. Now his collec. But the handcuffs are not
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of his antiques stolen. al.
valuable objects for a song, bum's house. "It was worn though himself unwittingly
he
f guess I'm an incurable b. King Richard Ill when he I bought a pair of solid gold
romantic, hut. mostly I collect i
dying on Bnsel! Field, pistols that had been stolen
objects that have a story at. crying nut, 'My kinbon for from E.iinl'urgh ('atle.
tached to them," says Hep. a horse.'
In addition to his valuable
burn, a heavy-set, jovial man
"Sir Laurence Olivier want, collection of china, Besuvais
who claims to be a descendant ed to borrow the armor for tapestries, 18th century paint.:
of Mary, Queen of Scots.
I his film version of Rihar,i ings, Hepburn is noted for his
A death mask of the ill-fat. Ill." Hepburn suds. "Hut collection of floune pistols,
ed Scottish queen is one of his Richard III was only five and. made in the Scottish village
prize possessions. It is kept a.half.(ect tall, and flhsvicr of Dotrne and said to be among
in a glass case covered by red would have had the devil of a the finest pistols in the world.

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MW script calls for h.rto
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other representatives at.
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day evening. Where did I sect
him three days later? He is
a patient at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Get well quick
orial
Jim. Jim is a former member
of the band.
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if Ernest Carlson. He was I
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have been with Lynn, Helen
Barbour and me Thursday I
evening, We had the most I
wonderful time at the annual
Seminole High School Band
Banquet. This year it was'
both a joyous and sad occa,.l
Ion. Joyous for the band mem•
bets who were awarded high
honors and sad, because the I
director, Ernest Cowley, will
not be with the band anymore.
Mr. Cowley will be Music Coordinator for the Seminole,
County school system. The
band presented him with a
beautiful watch, which stifled
Al few tears f!nwm;. And the
concert afterwards was real I
outstanding. It seems that the
members put everything they
had in making it a great concert. The only thing sad about
It was the playing of the school
Alma Mater. ' ' * William and
Alice Carroll were certainly
surprised May 24 when son
Jim called them by ham radio
from Vietnam. It was 10 am.
here and he said it was it!
V. m. Monday night there. Jim
said tell everyone hello and
that he is okay. He has just!
returned from a mission on
the Cambodia Border. Alice
said his voice was so clear
that it was almost like he
was there in the room with
her. Jim gets Th. Sanford

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been having esd 01 the par Mrs. W. R. Rcddick, to Jack. A quote by Dr. George Crane,
Parties. Friday afternoon, Mr. sonviile last week where she
Appreeiathe words are
Watts' class gave a puppet will visit for a short time be. the moil powerful force for'
show in the auditorium. The fore returning home to Hestin, gooslu ill on earth.
I
Tommy Carroll will be home
students made the nunnets
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shortly to visit his parents the
even made and designed
props used. it was really William Carroll irs. for two
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good. Then Mrs. Mary Wal• weeks and then will return to'
tots' class had an arts and Berry College where he is a
craft hobby show. It would student and will work in an
• surprise you to know how accounting office in Rome,
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much these children put into Ga,, for the summer. • •
their own creations for this. Willis and Vonda (Kern) Car.
It's really outstanding what let and young Willis Jr. were
they did. They even had a pet here last weekend visiting the
show out on the basketball Kenneth Kern family. They all
Court. ' A few of the Sanford bad a birthday celebration for
school bus drivers spent Tues.Willis Sr. The Carters reside
' Ken
day at the home of Lynn Gibes in Palm Beach.
wuere mney enjoyed swimming __—__ •__
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Robert Carter. of LaktlansI
historian, and Arthur Mc('ar.:
thy, of Tallahassee, national
executive committeeman.
Frank Chambers, of JacL.
lonvills, was named northern

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stem the two of Socialism."

Ism. less emphasis an the so.
slat club aspect of the La.
&amp;on, and more patriotic aims
for the organization. "We are
suffering front complacency,
lack of respect, lack of re.
sponsibility, and lack of util.
IsIne our rights," the gover.
nor stated. the
Following
meeting,he
was host at a
ocean Room of the 1mytona
Plaza Hotel, convention loca.
tion.
Election of department offi.
cers was held during the cbs.
log session folluwing memo.
rtel services for departed
members.
Officials elected included
Frank Schoitz, of Clearwater,
commander; Ray Mahoney. of

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commander, who urged each

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Well, just think, boys and girls, Helen Muse, and a brother, ed to private first class in the
this week is IT. Vacation time Charles Carbon, here in Mon. U. S. Army. Ken is stationed
Is here and I bet you are
Also our sympathy in Petersburg, Va. Wife Pats)
roe.
py. But are your Mothers p
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' Mr.
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Catron
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Charles and Gladys
you will be able to return to been residing with Rev, and Carlson and Claude and Rena
school this fall. ' ' Happy Mrs. Cation in Paola. Rev. hIawkins. '
Claude and
birthday to Wayne Roberts Catron is pastor of the Wes Mary hlitteU motored to Jack- 1
Mother Audrey gave him a Icyan Methodist Church in
'onville Sunday, just for the
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surprise party Friday evening Paola.
Congratulations day, to see son Richard and'
at Lynn Giles home where to Norma and Barbara Sparks Wanda and granddaughter.
Wayne and others were being on the arrival of Norman Al. The Paola Wilson School stu
Instructed in a swimming class len Sparks, Monday night, at: dents entertained their parcota
Seminole .lemorial hospital. I anti friends Thursday evening
by
a pool
Little Norman
is being
bet Lynn.
home Lynn
and ishas
giving
swim.atcomed
home by his
youngweb,
sk- with a Cinderella play anti
ining Instruction classes thk
singing. It was thoroughly ensummer. ' ' ' Each grade of '"
"'"' joyed by the large crowd.
the Lake Monroe School has Hawkins took her mother,I Our thought this week

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or of the post and chairman of
the school medal award. corn.
mittee for the State of } or.

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mut prized possessions In his collection of Scottish historical relics—a wax Impres.
slim of Mary, Queen if Sects, The Impression was made within an hour after she
wub.budedIill33.
Charles
nepourn or uiuow rye. one or sue
ra&amp;&amp; nJ.w',: naisny aiauucr narzrs

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after his death his collection
and Hare, rogues who mur. within an hour after her cxc- I Hepburn says he does not of armor will go to the Na.
dered and robbed graves in cution," Hepburn explains.
j believe in insuring his col. tional Gallery in Edinburgh.
1828 to supply an Edinburgh
I while his books and paintings
,
"Of the two masks made lection.
medical school with cadavers, from
this Impression I have1 "How can you insure things I will to to Glasgow Universi.
ty.
Spotting the handcuffs in n one, and Queen Elizabeth owns
that cannot be replaced?" he
Edinburgh shop window, Hop- the other."
Meanwhile, he's still inter. I
asks, "Who is to put a value
burn, then nine, talked the
cited
in Scottish relics from
Another showpiece with a on them?"
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owner into selling them for story attached to it is the
But Hepburn has been lucky soup to nuts — provided there
a shilling. Hepburn has never highly burnished suit of arm. also. H. has never had
is a story attached.
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Congo (UP!) -Four former
cabinet minister, today fan.
.d a speedy trial and possible
public hanging for allegedly
plottlrg with foreign .mbas.
else to overthrow the govern.
mint and murder the Con.
goles. president.Lt. Gen. Jo.
seph Slobutu.
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WARSAW (UPI)-Torelgn
students smashed windows
and smeared rid ink on the
U.S. Embassy today in a pro.
Cuba demonstration as the
Cuban ambassador called for
Polish volunteeri "to cut off
the heads' of U.S. Marines.
Only legal traf fic from
Israeli Jerusalem to Arab
Jerusalem is at the Stands!.
baum Gate.

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Birth Control On Campus - Debate May Provide The Answers'

hi southwest would
.dsy .4 this ctal.esat., slaci It was f stisteb at Colorado Lvsr reality, It
flood a Corp Dspsrta.nt'. Iuis If Rae. rulati4 to mast fluctuation
WAIHINOTON (NRA) - acorns critical has been a acceptable to virtually all eon. gorges which actually should which -according to the Ta. Isastlo..
recognised fact for inor. than coned. Rut now the detarin. be .oculdeved pan of Grand tenor Depsitasat -has bess The sale at kydresöaetrl, Is d.sud -a million hots..
Under the las at protecting 50
a.ss, for essapi.. uirnul.'
iri. Yet losg.nssgs solo. loud group of e.ofls.r'vstIoiat, Csnyo. National Park.
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visited b a total of
pee. power coestitutis the ptheI.
.eesIy taralag on th.i,
rio have iot boss possible, - holass prefer the term
• it woa't blIp thee water p1. 1* th. last N yours. 1%. pal acure. of revewo. t. 11- fights at pusest.
steam pluto
seoul.
atttscttoM,
simply bacaus. nobody could "pnsorvadsnists" - threat. shortage, alas. It Is a power area is laaee.eslbto easi$ by aaaes the
knows
entire pr.jwt. a,, b..5 aitod for constant,
group of "conservationists" agree on a fair plan for divid. iou to delay the Central An , darn.
boat,
Should the darn preposal his "bushed" ep.vatloss.
may be on the verge of dli- ing the water.
ions Project for perhaps as Although lip. John Saylor,
The labe made by the darn killed, it would probably take
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to "unmitigated promiscuity." campuses was underway. To. recently passed * resolution
As a board member of health centers to provide In. In a recent survey by the marriages, and that It should Dr. Paul Scrod., bud of
Lse
urging the dissemination of SIECUS (Sex Information and formation and birth control University of Pennsylvania, It be the decision of th
He replied that he was "help. day, it flourishes.
e individ. Pennsylvania's Student Health
Moderator Magazine
Many colleges, such as San birth control information and Education Council of the devices to students request. was found that 55 per cent usI student
lag to build solid relation.
and doctor rather Service, feels that the pills
(Written for
Jose State in California, flat- devices by the University United States). Cole said that ing either,
of the females polled felt birth than a matter of university should be supervised and dls.
)i aUUrng
a both worn. ly
that
Newspaper Eaterprise Ann.)
claim that it is not the Health Service."
his organization "can make
Major
opposition
to
the
bill
control pills should not be policy.
tributed by a specialist.
It en involved were "mature Pe0 health center's duty to pre.
NEW YORK (NEA)
President William Graham an Invaluable contribution
came front Catholic school given out by the health cm.
Said one coed, "I'm not sure "Though the pills may not at.
began when it was published plc, already engaged, and both scribe such pills. Dr. Thomas Cole of
Lake Forest College not by preaching or moralix. delegations, though the bill tot'. They felt it would encou- about the pills, but I feel Mu- feet the majority of girls fit
that Dr. Roswell D. Johnson referred to me by clvrgy."
Grey. director of San Jose's says, "I am acutely aware of Ing. but by
providing the me. exempted cam puses where rage premarital sex, it was dent health should give advice any detrimental manner," Dr.
of Brown University had given He said that It is common health service, explains that the pressing needs of stu. terials and the atmosphere "Institutional religious teach- not the function of the univer. and help,
since they are sup- Scrod. says, "it Is still nece.contraceptive pills to two un- pmctice to prescribe the pills married students requesting dent&amp; for help In the area of which will help
students to Ings, are in conflict with the sity. and that students could posedly concerned with stu- sary that a personal physi.
married coeds from Pembroke well before marriage, so that birth control devices are re- sex, it is not simply that they resolve their problems in a use of birth control mena- easily go to private doctors dent welfare. It is for infor- clan be
availabie for consul.
College. Brown'&amp; female coun. they may have time to take ferred to physicitins off-cam. need information. More than mature and healthy way."
ures." The amendment was anyway.
mation
aa
well
as
cures.
anti
tation,
and we simply don't
terpart.
effect,
pus.
that, they need help In atti.
The U.S. National Student passed minus the word 'de.
Students who replied In fa. it cannot change morals. Corn. have the facilities or staff to
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Dr. Johnson Immediately The Issue was clearly stated
At George Ws.ehinrton Uni- tudes, in their sense of Yet- Association last September vices.' a deletion which caused vor suggested that distribution petent advice is better than do this."
was accused of contributing and debate on the nation's vcrsity, the Student Senate ties."
called for a resolution for considerable outrage,
would prevent unneccessary street corner lessons."
On. Penn coed suggested
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that "the best pill is absUn.
ence."
Courses In physical hygiene

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1-fto has Introduced a bill would provide recreational at least two yam to come up power pisAt$ will elmInly
development plan for the Southwest siemingly has bees Leaders If this group are in the House of Represents. beasfits for as estimated *50,. with a twaibis alternative.
Improve In efficiency a the
southwest.
one constant water war---city The Wilderness Society, the lives w hich would extend No persons a year.
But, opponents of the dam years ahead, they cannot apthis campaign would against city,

state against Slerrs Club aad the huh Grand Canyon's boundaries to
Though l(atW. Gorge is Uk, why not stesa, thermal
Immediately affect only the state and Lower Colorado No. Welton l4ague of America. Include the proposed Marble only a power dam, file never. or atomit paws ?
Pacific Southwest Water Plan, sin against Upper Colorado flair basic agum.nt. against Gorge sits, Ute darn site cur- thelisa a very necessary psi
Generators run by water
the stakes am much higher. Basin.
Marble (Gorge dam are:
rently Is outside park limits. of future water development. power, answers the Bureau of
IYdsli', plan apparently end.
For should the campaign sueI It would flood a beauti. Should the darn become a in the area, says the Interior Reclamation,
can be readily
coed, waist plans In all parts
of tile country might have to
be altered.
The center of this contro-

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dam at Marble Gorge on tit*
Colorado River, some 12.6
infles above the boundary of

are offered at Purdue Uni.
versity. and according to Dr.
Lyall W. Combs. director of
student health, no stand an
birth control Is advocated lit
the class. Its did say, though.
that the university coeds who
request premarital counseling
and birth control Information
re encouraged to begin ttrat
ar
contraceptives
before marri.
age. H. explained that the
. . hormones, and are
used by Physicians for other
purposes than birth control.
"This dual nature of the
drug decrees that an Indi.
vidual Judwment in each case

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Grand Canyon National Park.
Ile dam Is a key part of
the $1.2 billIon Control Artson&amp; Projoct. which In turn is
a key part of the multibilliondollar Pacific Southwest Wa-

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Intirior Secretary øtowazt
Udall to most future water
needs In the drfest, yet fastextgrowing part of the United
States.
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Planned Parenthood chapter.
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Acting University Chaplain at
Brown, gets at the heart of
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resume of activities for the
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5farle Ebetsch, auxiliary
president.
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meetings would be teld at I
m. followed by a picnic. Locations will be announced.
Commander and Mrs. Ebel.
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gone modern, cabbage rolls
now take both tomato sauce
sad sh.sa. soup.
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right on the cabbage haves,
select a large head, cook 7 to
10 infant., In boiling water
and drain them. It's Important
to measure the filling and
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most authority.
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Installations
DF.BARY LEC104 IS. Ann,.
Herbert I). Glbb American
Legion Post 250, of Ddflary,
will hold its final meeting of

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the 1945-66 year at 1:30 p. m.

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in the auditorium of
the Community Center with
Commander Harry B. Lyons

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and plans will be completed
for the combined installation
services for post and auxiliary officers of th* Deflary
post, Post 121 of Lake Helen,

and Post 6 of DeLand, to be
held at 7:30 p. sn Saturday
in the Deflsry Community

Center. Installing officials will
. bethedlstrjctSeommauder
and president and their staffs
of officers.
Refreshments and social

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2 teaspoon orange rind
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squares are also Ideal when
entertaining at bridge, after.
noon or evening coffee. If .ie.
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blender Into the dry Ingredi.
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of this square.
Th is kind of sweet talk
works readily into menus since
Cranberry Crunch Squares
bake In a moderate oven for
approximately half an hour,
They can frequently be baked
with a casserole as part of a

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"A typical day in kindergarten."
All members of Elder
Springs Baptist Church, sponsors of the kindergarten and
parents and friends are Invited
to attend.
During the nine months, under direction of Mrs. Roma
Jean Meadors, the students
have visited the fire station,
the zoo, the Elk's playground,
and have taken a train rids
to Win ter Park.
Mrs. Meadors, who willbe
attending a kindergarten
workshop at Stetson University this summer, advises th at
many new plans are being
made for the school next fail
and that registrations are now

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will be at 7:30 A. m. Thursday with the program to be
centered around the theme,

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Publish

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Datol this t4th
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luy H Ii. : a dine I surpri s ed to discover
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LINDA LUNYottt, hi. Kit ANti ltKTT1N,lig US 1*0 the attit. sal-i
I($.V. ['SIT No. -41.V. ac- Irlorl-la. upon a final ju,ige.
wife.
r(.r,jinig I,, tht, Idat there. mont r*n,t,r,,t ft% thot *41.1 c,,urt A nd all
94riles claiming In-1 -r I,.
110,r 11 ork. Fl,w-la. &amp;n4 ShIW CAUII wily
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when it coines to 11strboicu.

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t.natuc.s. which nw are or ines. which now are or may
tori,
Seminole County. taken against you for the te.
hereafter pertain to. or be hereafter pertain to. or be used
Flori4a.
lie? demanded in the Corn.
with, in or on said pre- in. or on said premises, even And will sill lame it Public plaint.
miii,, even though they be though they be detached or sale at 5;O5 o'clock P. St. on
'flute Notice shalt be publish:

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Vounty, Florida.
pant,
situate and

which are Inuluici withIn the
hlrh are in'lui.,i within lb.
foregoing description an-1 tha fr.gulng d.srlptuin mi the
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Together with all .tructr.. Together with all stru-:tjt., ratel in .minoIe County,
Flor.
and improvements now and and improvement. row
and tJ to wit:
hereafter on said land, anti fig, hereafter on said lani. and
t. t, ani 4n• fl
lures attached thereto, and all flgtur.s attarh.4 thereto and
and Lots 1. s. 21 &amp; 11.
rents, t,suee.
proceeds, and all rent.. Issu•s, proc.,-is, and
Bik H. W E ST At.TA'
profits accruing and to accrue profits accruing' an-i to ac.
MONTE hEIGhTS Section
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tendanto, which Writ of Ex. that a Complant. to forecia
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GrNEIIAL E 1. E C T n i c ocution was ,jeliverei to me as a mortsas* encumbering the
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WITNFS3 my h4n.1 an,t thel
MODEL RUC12ILHD SERDVtLT IN RANOE 310DEL Sheriff of Seminole county wiowing real property:
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MONWHAU WALL IIEAT- Upon the Interest owne,l
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CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO
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victory not only fur the space.
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Tolephon.
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piseldist;
The commission said the only
Morgan, first"co
Edwi, Miller, second vies pros. increases authorized during Tampa, and Sothem Bell Tel..
Ideas, sad Charles Tool., eec- 1*65 wiTs due to changes In phone Company, Jacksonville.
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teenage market will lnucncc the spending of $30 billion In 1966—and buy more cars than
If you want to reach this rich teenage market -how do you get your message across? Easy
all people
Just about thrce4our ths of all adults under thirty read the daily newspaper. 90% Of
who will buy a car thIs year read the daily newspaper.
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CANT SAY we blame this polly for getting excited over tiger-clad Maureen Kennedy (left) and
Connie Ford, shapely Sunken Gardens models help..

Inc draw attention to the St. Petersburg attraction's new walk-through aviary, one of the largeist
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Last years boat licea
expire at midnight flarsd
Troy Ray, Seminole Coui
tax collector, reminds b
owneri.
"If you plan to use pe
boil over the coming .31
Ilk weekend, you mast hi
your 1*6147 llcease.
uid.
Licenses may be purcbai
at the county courthouse
at t branch office in Sei
Plaza, either In pen
or by mail, lay said.

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Hanoi and Haiphong oil Installations today fulfilled
President Johnson's 10.day.old promise to "raise the

coat of aggression at

Its source."

The President's decision to raise the level of hostilities another notch was

McNamara said no "special

taken despite some pros-

made to warn the
sure at home and abroad effort" was
any further esca- population of the Impending
against

latlon of the military con- attacks but that there was uiportunIty to be aware of them.
filet.
No
ships were in the Halplsw'
page
story
on
(See related
harbor at the time of the at2.)
High officials hastened to tack.
The secretary also said all
emphasize, however, that the
U.S.
pilots "were specially
military
attacks were against
a
briefiSi
on the im portance of
support Installations where
minimum of civilian casualties avoiding civilian areas. The p1.
ughly familiar
could be expected. The raiders lots were tho ro
targets
anti the terthe
hit oil storage depots three with
miles from the heart of hanoi rain."
lie refused to say when the
and three miles from the cen•
maste to launch
ten of the putt city of Hid. decision was
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the attacks. But he said it was
phong.
made personally by President
British Prime Minister tin,

roll Wilson reaffirmed public. Johnson and was supported by
soon after announcement of military conanusnders in the
State Dean
the raids what he bitt told John- field, Secretary of

ly

son privately—that his govern. Rusk and himself.

McNamara cited five basis
iacnt 'cannot sup po rt an exsuch objectives which he said the
to
bombing
tension of the
raids acliIevsitl:
areas."
—Neutralizing North Viet.
has
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left are Hunt. Kristine Mt rtin, Leslie Hazelbaker
(Herald Photo)
and Carole Perrault.

GRANTS from the Haydon Burns Scholarship
Foundation were awarded to three Lyman Hig
School graduates by Edwin Hunt, chairman of the

Hospital Board 3 Lyman Graduates
Clarifies
Stand
Win
Scholarships
On

Ambulance Law
Will Not Hamper
Local Service

Medicare
Ilaydon Burns Scholarship uary, held for the express
A. H. Peterson Sr., chairman grants In the amount of $'.o pose of raising money for
of the board of trustee, of each were awarded to three scholarships for deserving lIar.
students.
Seminole Memorial Hospital, Lyman High School graduates Ida
Last year Sem inole and
said today he wanted to make today by Edwin Hunt, cha
ir' Crooms High SChOOL students
It clear that the hospital "has
scholarship
corn.
were recipients of awards with
man
of
the
no$ been .disapproved for Sletii.
eight students receivin g a total
$2,000. Th ese scholarships
of
Recipients w e r e Kristine
We have not been approved
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were continued to the students
yet but neither have we been Martin, daughter of Mr. and
this year, with additional
disapproved," Paterson empha. Mrs. Donald J. Martin, of Cas grants made for eir second
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sized ,
selbcrry; Leslie Ilazelbakcr, year in college.
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He ,aIcf the hnsr,I met Tues. scm of Mr. and Mr.
day and reaffirmed Its previous I!azelber, of Forest City, and
unanimous stand on the matter, Carol. Perrault, daughter of
saying that th e hospital has Mr. and Mrs. Philip Perrault,
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complied with the Civil Rights of Altamonte Springs.
Act and Medicare regulations, Miss !'inrtmn said she plans
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Any emergency patient wi ll to attcnI St. Petersburg Junior
be treated at th e hospital under College while liazeibaker and
Medicare for six days and this Miss Perrault Indicat ed they
does not mean they will be put will study at Seminole Junior
out after six days," he noted. College.
Seminole County may be well
Average length of stay at Scm. The awards were made in the
mole Memorial Hospital is
office of Supt. R. T. Milwee, Into a record year for ra infall.
days.
With June not yet over, of.
who said:

'The Haydon Burns Scholar' ficial statistics show rainfall

against fern's only existing facility to
pressure both for and
carrying badly
pe
of
the
aer ial unload tankers
widening the sco
petroleum
Imports. H.
needed
attacks.One faction holds that
that 95 per cent of
reducing the pounding of North estimated
to all of North Vietnam's oil im.
Vietnam may induce Hanoi
ports were unloaded at Hal.
talk peace while another fac.
phong
and sa id the raids would
lion contends heavier attacks
Corn- force Hanoi to seek substitutes,
are needed to force the
munlsts to the conference Is- less suitable facilities,
—Destruction of the contents

ble.

as no great of North Vietnam's central oil

The talus came
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surprise to most observers storage fac ities. He estimated
21)
per
cent of all Sbe coun.
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that
here. There had been nu rn
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were located out.
re
ous Indications that some form try's sto
and
40 per cent In
Hanoi
of attack on these installations side
the iluiphung target area.
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Rep. was in the works.
—Crippling North Vietnam's
Defense Secretary Ro bert S.
Hubert L. P. likes (D.Fla.)
trans-shipment facilities
called upon Congress to post. McNamara disclosed one MIGI7 majorpet roleum and petroleum
down
in
for
shot
'probably"
pose new federal regulations was
th at may cause an 'emer- a 4so dtht. No U.S. planes products.,
'It,- ?:ing Nor, Vietnam to
gency" shortage of private am' were lost'-in the engagement. i ert at great expense in men
McNamara said the strike
bulances on the July 4 weektoward
was called against the oil di' and materiel efforts
end.
ng
replacing
the
destroyed
facihl.
(William Gramkow, owner puts to "counter a iiiounti
tics Instead of concentrating
liance
by
North
Vietnam
Gramkow Funeral Home re
on the direct war effort.
and ambulance service, said trucks and power junks to fa.
Of
—Forcing keener competition
there will be no shortage of cllitate the infiltration of South
Iti Ut? .UI1Itkl
ambulance services here over Vietnam." lie said the raid was ansi thereby reducing the
Force
the Fourth of July weekend. carried out by Id Air
amount available to the Corn("We will be on duty as ant Navy planes,
Rest niunist war machine.
The Secretary assured
will Niblack in Casselberry
and Williams Funeral Home China there was no rluuinge In
the U.S. policy of limited uliin Sanford," he pointed out.
(Concerning th e new feder' jectivea In Vietnam. lie rufus.
al regulations that may put cit to guess how China might
ambulance services out of re act, but he sail "we have
business.Gramkow said when followed a pu*cy of restraint
that happens many small and we Intend to continue that Two Sanford youths received
minor injuries early this morn.
communities will be without policy."
McNamara said the United ing when the car In which they
service unless m un icipa lities
take over, "which would cost States was not Interested in were riding left the road and
about $15000 a year for one destroying the government or crashed into a tight pole.
ambulance and between $38,. the people of North Vietnam i)ak Higgins, iT, of 211 Oak
000 and $40,000 a year for or to establish bases in South Avenue, received a broken an'
two. That's just too much for Vietnam. This country's side kie. Driver of the car, John
a municipality to absorb." he objective, he said, is to enable David Todd. 19. of 21137 French
South Vietnam to shape It's Avenue. was treated for facial
declared.
(Gramkow said he would own destiny,
lacerations and a bruised knee.
The raisis, he shill, were sIc- lie also lost two teeth. Both
not like to see federal subsidies come into the matter. lie signed to save the lives of boys were taken to Semin ole
said he felt Congress should South Vietnamese, American, Memorial Hospital.
The accident occurred about
give the matter much more Korean, Australia n and New
study before they destroy pri- Zealand troops fighting in 12:15 a. rn about 100 yards west
vate enterprise, "on which South Vietnam and "to make of the sharp curve on SR 419
th is coun try was founded."
more costly" the price of in. at Wagner. The car was a total
toss.
(Gramkow said he had had filtration,
to go up on his rates In an
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CHICAGO (UPI) — The ship program has contributed a
American Medical Association's great deal of financial assist' so far this year is more than 50
per cent higher than last year
policy on Medicare appeared ance to many deserving
headed for a floor fight at the dents. By continuin g this ex' at this time and 40 per cent
group's 115th convention todey. cellent scholarship program in higher than average.
Dr. Charles L. Hudson, new coming years. I am certain
To ta l rainfall to date this
president, warned against panic many more talented students year has been 29.07 Inches,
when Medicare becomes the law w il l b helped in Seminole while last year at th is time
of the land Friday.
county and throughout th e 10.28 inches was recorded and
state. I hope this program will the average is 21.02 inches.
Records show rainfall for last
be continued under the new ad'
BOYS RELE AS ED
month was 3.96 inches as corn.
Two youths, held overnight in ministration."
Sanford jail for an attempted Three more students, grad,pared to .21 inches in May
breaking and entering at Koin. uates of Oviedo High School, last year. The average is 4.29.
Rain in June, however, was
Kleen laundromat In Sanford also are slated to receive the
Plaza. were released today with grants, which total $1,300. This considerably higher with 1089
rt
in tain private one,
the understanding they would is the proceeds from the annual Inches so far. The average is effo to ma
service for Sanford
governor's balls staged 6.133 and 8.40 was registered bulance
and Seminole County as long
pay
pro pefor
rty.damages done to the throughout the state each Jan. in May of 106&amp;
as possible.)

now
data of lb. regulations
be postsched uled for Friday
poned un til further studies can

GOLDEN LAKE
DAY CAMP

be made.
In a speech to the house,
Sikes said If th e regulations go
Into effect "an emergency situ.
sIlos is certain to result on the
eve of the Jul y 4 holiday week'

5 WEEKS OF SEASON REMAINING.
LET US TEACH YOUR CHILD TO:

Sikes asked th at the effective
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of Americans take to th e highways."
The congressman said ru lings
by the Labor Department and
the Department of Health , Edu'
cation and Welfare were In
seed of more study. The rulings
place many funeral home am*
bulance drivers under minimum
wage requirements and specify

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era at an installation banquet at Lookout Inn. From left (seated)
Thomas Freeman, director, Harold Rowland, president, and Hugh Duncan, beginning his 12th term as secretary. Standing are James Doucette,
tail twister; George Bell, third vice president, and George Hughes, James
Li. and Ben Wade, dfrect°ra.
(Herald Photo)

GUNFIGHT
CORDELE, Ga. (UPI)
Whites and Negroes engaged In
the third straight round of
racial violence early today, cx'

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president - elect of the State
Pest Control Association, to
take office out Jun.. Art has
served as vice president and
also as secretary and treasurVOL.58 NO. 223— UPI
er of the stata organization.
1- Alt joins an sver..xpandlng
roster of local men who have
asaureed Important pasta in
state associations. There's no
flies on these Sanford people.
see
Strange facts. Safety officials
declare traffic tights at inter.
sections are not for safety but
for traffic flood control. There
is a higher frequency of sect.
• dents at stop-lighted Int.rsec.
lions than at others, studies
show. It seems the reason for
this is that motorists who think
they have the green light barrel on through at a higher rate
of speed, percipitating bloodier
accident,. When there's no
By $any Lawea
light, motorists tend to be a lit- The long-running colitrGve
tle more cautious, experts say. over the Wilson Drive accesi
Crystal Lake in Lake Mary
John S. Piper, son of Roy
Piper, 627 Catalina Drive, has apparently beaded for
courts following action I.
been promoted to master icr.
Tuesday afternoon by the Cc
giant in the Air Force at Me. ty commission.
Connell AFB, Kan.
Following lengthy and so
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times highly dramatic ai
There's a lot of friendly nv. ments over ownership ci
aIry between the Rotary and small piece of property at
Kiwanis Clubs, but Kiwanis end of the street, and abut
President Roger Harris proved the beach area In question,
himself above all that Monday commission instructed Coi
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when he consented to come Attorney Harold Johnson to
over and play the piano for Itlate legal actions for remi
the Rotarians to sing while of a fence constructed on
Rotarian Harry Kuddell was property, blocking lb. acci
absent. Song leader Charlie
Purported owners of the
Morrison is a highly respected party are WWIain and I
member or honorary member Wtsboldt. It will be ago
of both clubs.
them the legal action will
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taken.
An organization meeting of
G. A. Spur Jr., represen
the High for Governor team a group of citizens of the a
will take place at 8 p.m. Wed. argued before the commis
iesday, July 6, at Sanford Civic the Wleboldts in fact do
Center, John Kader, campaign own the property and lbs
chairman, announced today.
belongs to the public muir
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as it has been used freely
Quite a few of the
the more 20 years.
on. In a much paper-waving
than 300 students
rolled at Seminole Junior Cot. tics, Speer charged a dam
lage are from out of state, Dr. the property was obta
Earl Weldon reponts. On In. through "intrique" by Hai
quiry has been received from Pugh, father of Mrs. WIsb
out of the country—the West ,Kenneth c1ntoah att
Indies.
for the Pw.as and Wlebt
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quietly asked the council
Iva a small world. LI.
A. take action on the citizen,
McClanahan, formerly of San. quest the fence be remo
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ford and now stationed In Her. saying "we feel ownsrshli
muds but here on a visit, said the property ha's 1w,n .dsh
he had missed some copies of .4" and the fence has pros
The Sanford Herald mailed been erected.
-eul.Jy to him in Bermuda
Commission Chairman
MW' -.
is ready to complain Alexander, replying to bott
As re'.ived word from torneys, said the matter of
his brother, LCdr. J. P. Mc. ership "has been on the age
Clanahan, atatned in Kinetra off and on, since 1949, an
(formerly Port. Lyautey), Mor- going to be resolved today
occo, North Africa, that he or the courts will."
was receiving the missing ediThe entire council appe
tions.
to be In accord the matter
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petty belonged In the cc
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ities across lbs state were no- mission.
Ities
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loway, of Winter Park, to the plea for settlement of the
military affairs committee of quest in the behalf of his clii
the Florida State Chamber of charged the council to "gc
Commerce. In meeting at Tam- the truth and not Just a hi
pa.
of poppycock." Shortly sfte
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reply to a question from
u..nnlswper wiison, &amp;t re missioner Lawrence Swofi
presentative to Boys' State InI Speer stalked from the corn
Tallahassee, was elected a slon room muttering somet
councilman for one of 17 mythl about someone, presum
cal cities, created for the week. Swofford, being 'stupid."
long event Later this week the
At this point, the commi:
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auveuuui, Instructed Johnson to begin
cabinet, county and state offi. legal actions to obtain rem
dali In a two-party system, the of the fence, a course which
Federalists and the Nationalists. parently will result in the
Included In the parley are semi boldts suing the county In ai
oars on law, civil service and tempt to establish whether
law eforcement, taught by es property in question is
perts in thc.se fields.
public or private.
In another matter, Don
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A recommendation to the city Stenstrom, chairman of the
commismion made by "the city range planning committes
manager, the city engineer andI the Chamber of Commerce,
th city public works director" quested the commission to
looked Impressive but didn't a "traffic and earnings"
Ajl the city commissioners. for the proposed Lake Mo;
They know all th ree of these causeway, from a point betl
officials are one man— Pete Orange City and DeBary
Knowles. Pete has been wear. French Avenue in Sanford
in,, these three ha ts for some
time now, with the city unable,
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three deuces, slicks, duals,
tracti masters
big swinger tach, spinners,
metal flake flames,
lake plugs, and
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Seventeen student off ken Operators LI. John 0. Uermaa, Three.yesr.oId Robert William
and enlisted men were awarded Donald L. Coget, )(A1; Emil Ch.lbo drowned Isadsy night
Firman
diplomas upon graduating from H. Meter, MAX and William lna tend behind Ida horns
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the Integrated Operational In- T. Hynes, MA2.
t.11lgenee Center (IOIC) train.
hg facilities of Reconnaissance
Attack Squadron latSanford
Naval Air Station.
Tb. 1010 facilIty trains per.
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sennel in the operation and
maintenance of the automatic
data processing equipment,
which they will utilize aboard
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the Navy's attack carriers. The
courses, of varying length, are
convened so that they all con.
elude at the same time, thereby
I providing an opportunity for all
students to work together in a
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In this group three different
ranging from eight to
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tin weeks were represented.
nj" L HLI1AN Combined, the students received
Of &amp;n- our 7100 hours of training
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ford Fire Department during their stay at
Men receiving tilpiomna and
for little more than congratulations
from Cdr. Dean
eight months, having E. Webster, commanding officer
JOI11''1 Ofi£IOV
Nov. , £0U
Attack
of Reconnaissance
Aveteranof four yurs Squadron 3, were:
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in U.S. Navy, h. came
to Florida In 1962. Oi'Ig. Operators Ens Daniel C. Gry-.
Ens. Barry K Hum.
Inally from West VIrgIn- nayliki,
pbrey, Ens. Donald T. Morgan,
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in Romney, W. Va. Larry tion Operators LI. Clifford H.
Lt. Ronald T. Nears,
and his wife, Janita, Reuther,
LI. Donald G. Timpson. Lt. (jg)
have one child daub. Steven C. Albers, Ens. Lotil* N.
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Blackwell. Richard W. liolden,
1916 Summ.rIIn Avenue.
RDC, and Ronald I,. Reed,
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second vice ssId.nt.

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Recommendations Included e5
The study, prepared under
tnh8.hent of a computerized supervision of the Southern As"think bank" In the South for soclatlon of Colleges and Sec.
ondary Schools, set no price
tag but suggested that business,
Pigs 8 Medics Ponder
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RICHARD L. WEBSTER, assigned to RVAH-3 at
Sanford Naval Air Station, has re-enlisted for
four years more in the Navy. He and his wife
(above) and their son, Richard Jr., reside at 147
(Navy Photo)
Country Club Circle.

REX M. McINTYRE, 27, has been named "Trooper of the Year" by the State Highway Patrol for

young woman traprLk!ng h1i own tire L
ped beneath a fallen sea wall at Panama City at
the height of Hurricane Betsy on Sept. 9, 1965.

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Of Junior L egion Unit
Mrs. Theodore A. Stiles, past man; Jeanne Kay Smith and
president of Unit 53, American Julie firowne, co-historians.
It was decided that projects
of Sanford,
Legion Auxiliary

for the year will include a visit

Installed new officers of the to flay i'ines Veterans lion.
unit's junior auxiliary at Its pital and the Crippled Chilfirst fiscal meeting held at the dren's Home in Umatilla. The
Stiles' home recently.
Mrs. Stiles, who will serve
the Juniors as senior counselor
this year.Instructed the girls
to study their respective duties and fulfill the obligations
of their offices.
New officers are Sandra
Morgan, president; Melanie
Howard, secretary; Mary Saxter, treasurer; Debra Rockett,
sergeant-at-arms; Pamela King,
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LONDON (UPI)
of Iritsin's National Union . leagues both Pope and TllngSeamen (NUS) today ended a too laid down principle s of re-

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see-third of the worlds largest
f loat iOd threatened
the nation's ecenosny.

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WIt, of the at. Lee Kinard,
she had lived In Sanford for the
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taken by a vote of 25-11 by the
NUS executive council, which
called at? the strike for 12
months to .11ev a sourS of In.
çdry to proceed with invosti.
$StiOfli
Ihipownen immediately en-

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Survivors are four daughters,
Mrs. Bertha Hanl.tt, of Lodge,
0. C.; Mrs. A. P. Hittsll Sr., of
Lake Monroe, Mrs. Ivan Nob!.,
of Miami, and Mrs. Owen Coop,
of Winter Park: two sons, Clifford, of Orlando, and William,
with the U. S. Air Force in
Japan; 80 grandohlidren and
42 great-grandchildren.
Brisson Funeral 11cme is in
chsrgsofarrangem.nts.

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services
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end. ii, woe dIdd Tn.edat wIll
50* 354, J'p4555$ $54 S*5 ase. FSSMOS
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iufecd, With Roy. lI.b.rt
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B,ts.oa Funeral Home Is
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of Del 5 enter sack race at "outdoor fun" meeting of Cub Scout Pack
540 of Canselberry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockyer.

Though electric iels are
bilad, they avoid bumping 1.110
objects by moms ci a bsdht.Ii
radar system.

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be assisted by Sim William
Bostwick and Richard Telson.

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means I column by 2 inches.
The next meeting of the as. Too small for an ad to be

FINANCE SIRVICE. INC.

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chairman of the welcoming and

with William Me ans on the

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open membership to the residents of Tanglewood.

Kim.

for

era In its efforts to obtain an
adequate and necessary road
network to the Florida Tech
University site was passed by
City Commissioners Monday.
The resolution declared that

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street and parkways.
It was announced at Sunday hearted support to such pro.
night's meeting that the East- gram and desires to cooperate
brook Pool Association will iii any manner possible."

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two letters from pen pals In
Costa Rica recently. The juniors decided to expand the pen
pal program by securing more
names from Mrs. C. E. Hunter,
chairman of foreign relations
for the senior unit.
Mrs. Ruth Smith Is co-chairman with Mrs. Stiles for this
year.

Association has designated Satunlay July 9, as "Clean-up
Day." A crew of man from the
neighborhood with a truck, edgens, and mowers, will set out the City Commission "deems
at S am. at the south end of such a program of vital and
Lake Howell Road to clean the necessary interest to all citi.

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Board of County Commission.

The Tanglewood Area Civic

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pounds fell
own to wesim

Juniors also will assist the regular auxiliary with Poppy

Sanford Endorses
UA Road
Network
resolution supporting th e

Clean Up Day

whatever
d0'bS!OII Y0U ' 1tOP ha
lesus.Wocanhelpyougstth.cuhyoinissd
fort?avel,c1othes,In,,curr,psfr.Ornay.

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Sets Plans For

GRANTED DIVORCE
he YOU'd rather rslsz at boun., ves the usia
Henry
LONDON (UPI)
Las, mottled 50 years, was
ceIhtopsyl,ft.o,,rbjfls,Main thing is for
granted
a
divorce.
He
told
the
NITIUOIITE FOUND
Youto live
a little b.tW thi stalimer.
See us
.s
GUh2.IIL Prane. HNs judge ha wanted to -marry
l.-..&amp; your
..&amp;t_
wsa
VlUOfl
IOSfl
noany.
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form legislation no one would
have dreamed possible before
hal.
r.apportlosa.nt Shifted
sacs of power.
me Senate gave unanimous
backing to a nine-point platforinand although he House
a formal plat.
o1
loris, Tuillngtoi .utllned his
n the
a
caucus.

Robert C. Mayo, pr'S1del,
Hinds Junior College, Raymiad,
Miss,
Sister May Louise, president,
t, Mares Dominican College,
New
gietaty, president,
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University of North Carolina at
Greenboro.
Felix Robb, president, George

CommitCHICAGO (UPI)
tees within the American Med.
Peabody College, Nashville.
Ical Association convention to.
Foster Sanders, principal,
Male 111gb School, Lo*iIsiI1ls,
day tried to hash out a McdlKy.
care policy that would satisfy
summer
in
applying
"abstract"
Benjamin
May.,
Roy E Reid, superintendent,
president,
doctors militantly opposed to
year.
Morehouse College, Atlanta.
Arlin ito is County Public
the measure and yet would ful. studies of the school
B.
Templeton,
Dr.
Stephen
Wright,
president,
Schools,
Arlington, Va.
Arleigh
All their ethical obligations.
8. David Stoney, di rector,
About 20 reports and resolu. president of Sam Houston State Fisk University, Nashville,
master's leaching program1
tices dealing with Medicare, College, Huntsville, Tex., head' Tenn.
which goes into effect Friday, ad a delegation presenting the Thomas R. Landry, professor Converse College, Spartanbwg
were turned over to various report to the President on be. of elementary education, Louis- S. C.
committees Monday at the first half of the Southern Accredit- lana State University, Baton The report said that discusRouge,
along by the more than 400 edo-i
business session of the House of lag Association.
Delegates at the AMA's 115th Templeton paid special tn. June flyer, professor, Vat- colors who assembled for last
but. to Dr. June flyer, of the versity of Houston.
winter's Richmond conference
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transcript notes to compile the
documen t.
Others named In the delegs.
tion going to the Whit. House
included:
Frank Rose, president, tintyerilty of Alabama, Tuscaloosa.
Donald C. Agnew, acting diretraining of teachers, suggest- rector, Southern Association of
ad that much of the textbook Colleges and Secondary Schools,
material now used should be Atlanta.
scrapped and recommended that Harris W. Dean, dean of
novel ways be found to whet the academic affairs. Unive rsity of
Interest of pupils during the South Florida, Tampa.

WASHflIGTON (Ufl) - tion In Dixie.
Southern.dacstors delivered to Throughout the report, Used
Prusideit Johues today a long. on a conference of educators
studied plan for revolutlonising last December, It was clear that
public choeI and college educa. implementation of recominen.

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EUGENE, or.. (un)—cood
UXVI Of Desmarais to lIar
WGC (VPfl—U. I, wsr editor
Ansstta
luebinan,
who
June 29, 1966 w
,TuIk PagiS 2
W •SUf Irk
das llou. and Senate turned
— streak the frI"e of
ci et
as
cut to be
tog but ho-buts.
1ksai aid *alphaug today
for rsfuslsg to aim. marlisias
AIIbOUA It was toned as
twile rsvp thai destroyed
smokers .e Interviewed as e
modly so". with an haIr ad
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of Or.gos eampel,
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'The leI.I Valos roe.
said
toclay
am
noped
ins
romg
Speaker
and
president
for
Mrs
UUtaisil
ds.asl the raids as
Ilk
p:.
sslo. the caucus also found
would be appealed to the stats
SNIIItIOS" ci the
time to:
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ass — tee Miles be. lb.
J: 1kv attorney Arikar C. Me. k? governor and
Iahg
sad
Al?
hesfl of
son, said they dlds'I have lbs
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cii targets
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Pores phase
kOR$V L. Bennett, porL
mossy for an appul.
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We
have
offers
of
aid
but
serving aboard the U88
Bai
Mstfliduy5tte
—ladicatad choices for the
we kavent tried to tMai fthager In the W*terii
of the Im Session.
"b' '
these
=may yet," he said. "It will Pacific, will arrive here
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mi
INGINUTTY of the pioneer I. shown In these two
special .,
cost not lose than $3,* to tab, about July 11 to Tuft whb out summer favoret
which recently were given to the Geneva
chairs
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—Premiered
plans
for
an
Ut.
Historical
and Genealogical Society Museum by
seemed
OWIOS*5
the
SttlkSl
It
proms Court."
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Maynard. of Higgins baa oriented reform legislation. Mr.. Mayme Screven Msthleux whose late hug.
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hit targets within the Umita
MISS B5cbsau, a.yurold Terrace, and hi.
Tb. two.day caucus officially band, George E. Mathleux, made the chairs al.
ci bath cities although te
. nisi editor of the VaIvevs1 Mrs. Susan Whl1
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Tussday night as a social most entirely from the Sabal Palm. Seats and
liaised hit., was holding to its
, t7 ofOregos Daily Imeral&amp;
icnics "wedm the tree
:ietvsryb
was invited to backs were made from planks
Valley ci ast ha.W beastly
Said the minimum PIUS by
the
premier,
performance
of
a
trunk
and
remainder
from
the frond'.
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Circuit Judge Edward teavy
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lbs raids.
her news
oldest—and lb. legislators were
The United Slates made no
Coeit7 staid jury, She was
en toute horn. today.
sassuscemest of plaiN shot
spared______
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Six me.si.0 Foods Highlight
Jut the effects at the caucus Captain Dillard Ends
6" but "M there was map
ientmie.
are anywhere but over.
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'Me real issue to etber a
Democratic gubernatorial canor Mills.
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o. July 4 Holiday
-- -ted his sources who be has
111gb.
who 25 Years In Navy
was endorsed nearly
unant.
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ne
given his wore t PVO1mt ta.e
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sources," she said. "I am just allies's feed sh,ping buys mously, and the* warned to
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_sg. It •a WWII pilots
as determined as ever not to for this weekend was p
pared
by
lb.
ti
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Depart.
before
the
Republicans
get
U
mer
executive
officer
for
the
were captured.
tell."
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campaigning "Immediately." scheduled to retire franz the
also reported from
FLAG
Is
raised
for
first
time
on
new
flag
pole
Aissey
nalists
supported Miss Ruchas. letter for Ualtsd Press
5,1. Vert* Pops, t. awi Navy Thursday after 25 years
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erected in front of Forest City post office by Mrs.
an's stand during her twodap, iatlme_1)
Sosato
pnsldent.d.slgnate, and of SSTVICL
plass. wore shot down Is as Ernestine' Forward;. postmaster. Present for the
Jury triai. me, dth.dod
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Captain
Dillard reported
to
hour4osg attack us Delama, a ceremony were Mrs. Glenda Turner, and daughter,
hi September,
1163. His
n. Sanford
oiled
suburb
of
Hanoi.
It
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Photo)
toct
news
sources,
although
marhet.
should
start
atiscfJng
speaker
for
the
next
session,
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duty assignment was
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And
High on a ,pilgrimage back in " commanding officer at the
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ortiy after judge Leavy's meat sectise,
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his
pilgrimag,
branch
office, Chicago, lii..
111gb
saw
'T.dars events are — of
ruling, former California Sos. the medium-pelted standby.
the further griminal '.scalatloC' Threë-Yeàr-Old Girl
William F. Knowland, editor The July holiday, i high. would consist of vIsits, 1mm.. from August, 1163, to Sapient.
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t... diately, to all 13 congressionalber, 1163.
.1 the air war" atainst North
Cockingw
and publisher of lb
. Oakland lighting cut
districts, where be plans to Having attended Gordon Mill.
Vietnam. nu said.
Tribune, wired PIUS to Johnson Barbecue meats, corn as
meet
Democratic officers and tary College, Captain Dillard
Reports t. raid brcuiht Killed
will
be
to be used for "either paying sob, aid wamiI
entered lb. Navy just prior to
sd sad candidates,
mows"
from LIados
ae
..".-By Elephantthe fine or as a contributeto. sispies feg 64weekend
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Sen. John E. Mathews Jr. World War IT. He was corn.
-embassy
In
Wash.
to the ft1sh
ward appealing the decision. ." holiday.
missioned an ensign In Deeem1
gt.s to a.c.ttain full details, MADISON. WI.. (UPI) - toward Winki., the elephant Dial. Atty. William Frye, who BroU.r.fry.rs, whole or in and Rep. Fred Schultz,
Officials
today
pondered
the
trumpeted
three
times
and
served
an
the
Emerald
staff
pins,
irs
attractively
priced
Jacksonville,
claimed
at
the
ber, 1941, and received his
Losdas dispatches riposted.
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Indicated the raids fat, of a 23-year-old Indian stepped back "acting Ilk, she when he attended the university and should be easy soaking very start of the caucus
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nailed down the top offices for ter.
would teeth iff a rn-slav pollt1' elephant which pulled a three. had done something wrong." said he probably would take Items,
CAPT. C. I. DILLARD G
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cal SWO in Britain where the year-old girl Into its cage Tue.- Zoo director Alvie Nelson Annette before the grand jury ThiUt.I vegetables
His 'allow and medals
Labor goverment supports U. day and fatally mauled her.
said later he did not knôw what again as part *Ian lavestiga. weekend will be: Cabbage, lit. 1*.
include the Navy Cron, Dis.
Ruth Ellen Freedman, dough. would be done with the els. tioa of narcotks ussgs us IM tuca, aslose. peppers. potatoes, Mathews has no opposition Housewife Slays
S, "Hey In VISMAM.
tlngulsh.d Flying Cross, Air
for lb
. Senate presidency .li t
The .4Jiee
not only destroy tar of Prof.. and Mrs. Ralph phant.
Oregon campus.
tz
radishes and tomatoes,
• Medal. Commendation Ribbon,
a a sjar portlos of North Freedman, of .Princaton, N. J., "There's been no decision. "She would be in contempt Naticsally, lb. July fIsh plan. year and he claims enough
Presidential Unit Citation,
Vietnam's petroleum supply was snatched to hii death by There'. nothing you can do. all over again if she refuses to tifuls are scallops, fish sticks pledge. to cinch
' Selection Husband, Self
Navy Unit Commendation,
but escs again gave a dramatic Winkle. a 7,500 pound female Mothers will Just have to watch answer," he added.
and portloss, and cauned two. although thissome
will .nát
come
time after MIAMI (UPI) - A 52y,*i' American Defense Service 3?..
4.tratIsn -of America's elephant purchased
formally until
also
These
old housewife shot and killed dal, American Area, Asiatic.
ability to bomb virtually at will ego by the nickels and dim.. "If people go to the auto
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at
herself
Tuesday after calling Pacific Area and World War 11
S
Schultz'
apparent
seizur,
S
race.,
they
don's
let
their
kids
Police
Puzzled
anywhere In the CO*IU*IM of little children.
Cooking
ci
. House .p.akershlp case her policeman-son and telling Victory Medal.
The girl h'd'W)ãted'to feed run out on the track," he said,
natiss. when five members ut-the Da him she bad just killed his Captain DUIUd Is married is
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popcorn to lb. elephant. Wit. in explaining there were no
epeksem
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delegation bolted trim P4. ath.r.
raids sigjs.saisd so the** In names said she had climbed plans to make changes in the By Wild Rush
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Pettlgrew's
fold.
petThe
woman,
Mr..
11*
Mae
of Bock lull, S. C, and they
!lospitczl
the
U.
S.
policy
Of
avol1ln$
beneath
an
outer
chicken-wire
restr,5Ing
fence'.
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lilt,, was found dud beside have five children, Deborah,
tigrew had been considered
Urge population centers to P1* fence designed to keep young. "%ople are sending their
pretty good contender along her husband, Sidney A. HIts, Glenn, Phoebe, Ester and
vent killing civilians.
stars sway from Kinkie's pow. pro-school children to zoos In - Police arrested a 20-year-old
Sd, in the bedroom of their
Notes
with Schultz.
strIke Is cesitetait with 0U erful trunk. The trunk snaked taxicabs nowadays. Times have Vest Palm Beach resident after
After
word
of
the
Dade
de.
$30,000
horns. A .38 caliber The Dillards have bought a
toe$Inu$sg
policy
of
bombing
out
and
wrapped
around
the
chanced
since
you
and
I
were
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mile-an-hour
chase
that
flXt zt uN
svtIaueat Zuw.. ucx 014xL.
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fethon leaked loudly around Le,,r wiz clutched fa
only
military
targets
kids
and
our
mother
held
our
went
lou
miles
down
the
state
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5
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police
said.
Ad&amp;lri
5
Turnpike
anil
ended
in
a
pileup.
The
girl
was
lifted
into
the
hands."
he
city.
Psttlgriw
said:
Vietnam," be said.
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congratulate Mr. Schultz The liltal' son, Sidney Jr., 28,
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William Eugene Bruce was LIshawn Ancols, Patricia
Navy planes from the 7 th air and dashtd to the ground.
Nelson said the elephant
Gables
HAGU(U)_Pn1m. , 5 p
Fleet carriers Constellation ad Witnesses said the elephant could not reach Its trunk over uninjured when his car went Louse Dixon, _Corn1I Keith on his weU4arnsd victory."a
Corotpoliceman, told THE
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ats mo. nernnarn or an. ysneniana.,
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while he was husband of Queen ullana, to.
that
called
Hardy,
him
Helen
Williams,
Ella
center
of
which
chase,
think
at
the
end
of
the
to
str.aklag
over
the
Ruth
Ellen's
mother,
the
girl's
the
caucuses
spaces between the bars
urged
observed his 55th birthday
Jlalphong In a furious eight. nine-year-old brother, teal two about one foot
were, large officers said went through six Thomas. Kett. Gerald Haiti, about a special seulon of the off-duty and said, "I just killed day
with
only private celebrations
your
father
and
now
I'm
going
oSanford;
Emma
Yost.,
Geneto
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counties
anti
Involved
eight
minute raid.
women
at,i
their
In
Novem
be
r
other
six enough to pull 'a small girl
Legislature
Mooplanned
by the royal family.
DeLoich,
Lake
to
kill
my_elf."
va;
Jobs
U. I. Air Force 7105 Thus- children watch,ç1 n horror. through.
lice cars.
knot taxation troubles that
State trouper J. P. Clem said too, CITO1 lresdy, Longwood; floated up is the wake of full
derchiels followed exactly
Their helpless screams brought
S
Jatta, Tl tulrclUe.
minutes later hitting a similar the animal's trainer, Mel DOWN. The giant sperm whale eats charges were pending while of. Vg1
valuation rulings. Some Duval
DIItheIJSS
petroleum futility three miles He entered the cage and the equivalent of about a ton ficenas investigated to find out,
taxpayers have received double
from the heart of Hanoi and brought out the- girls body. of food a day in the form of among other thing., why Bruce Edward Buckner Sr., Then. tax bills because of the valuea1
ess Britton, Mary Robinson, lion. But the nominees dumped
Just across the Bed River from Iloilig said as he walked mlcrosocpie plankton.
was in such a rush.
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Part of the huge Haiphong
me Senate nominees ladica.
Melser and baby boy, lADle An. ted, however, they favored a
dump was underground. Pilots
derson, Garfield Prince, Robert special session next summer to
estimated they destroyed about
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Henderson 111. Lizzie M Ilk. give the state a new ConstituSo per cent of It.
and baby girl, Tammy Farina, UOO•
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smoke around Hanoi prevented
ladicat.
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Walter J.s.mwwtb, Dololles ed they were not against a sumImmediate assessment of the
Davis and baby girl, Deisry;
damage then.
special session it commit.
Victoria Porter, Deltona; David met
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meals
could be gained In ad.
Eber, Lake Monroe, Bernie. vance and If they could be as.
dali estimated that before th e
King, Oviedo; Torrance momp.
raids the North Vietnamese had
sured It would be productive.
son, Orange city.
enough gasoline and oil to keep
The caucus was the first time
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their current increased flow °
th e se-called "new breed" lig.
men and supplies moving south
islature got together. The new
Seamen
Br t
for two to four month s. The
breed is dominated by represtrike destroyed an estimated
sentatives from urban areas,
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sri Institute where teachers,
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study is fufl sibsidy analysing
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training opportunities,
—Major revamping of ap
preaches to undergraduate cclo
leg,, gradual, school and voca.
tiorsal school education.
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of a regional computerized con.
tar for the storage and use of
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plot thereof, recorded in l'Iat
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Sanford, fr'lorila
"ml t'IreuIt, in ciii for demiu,tle iI'u,ite.i Stoics of .ti,,rnit-c cur.
Arthur It. Ueckwith, Jr.
MAIDS
WORK. 121.1515.
Together with all structures and County, irl,,rl,ia, ptin.uisnl to
Box
17
14.
Sanford,
Florida
INVESTMENT * RKAL'T
P. 0.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
porotion.
Inspr'veusents n',w, oil here.titer tiecre. of Vttrs.s'in,sur. entered thd
1*8 N. Park Ave.
Wii.l.t,thtS hi EAT CUM. 11771, on or before July 21, A. D.
121417$
Ili
hi.
Slarko.
Donna
l'inintifl,
do
fail
to
50,
on sail land, antI the renti is. •
1018,
and
if
you
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penilni in suiti Court, tu,
Deputy Clerk
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RAVENNA PARK: Attr$ivs
sump. an.i pr,tCIt. ,it the *it.,v. lb. .tyle of which I.
a Decree Pro Cont.sso will be Stenstrom, Davis 0 McIntosh
A,iir.ce
Unknown
i.F%%is
tf,)ItTel', ,
and like new, I BR., $
de.crIl,e,I
th,
property
entereti against you, and each Attorneys for Petitioner
(vru'vIIdeil,
CALLOART REAL ESTATEot It 'I' II Alt :itio'A.I 510111'. 1.4 )tjISil .%il 'itTi 'N, hi. 0 lie.
kitchen, living room,
h,,'wev.r, that tits hurts 5gm 4
age
fill.[. r.t1 II iii: it A ND or you for the relief deman'I.d Post Office ba 1330
CALL DAY OR NIGHT 512.7455
Ctti{I'l,IlATIQN, an An.
hIrVe.ni,nta.
utility room, and carport on
shah be eutitici to collect an,h- Lo.............o._..
as amended. -- .'.II'I
in said Complaint
..-liAuurtw.aIE us9M1'A!4Y,
a4i4
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r.n-riui.; lie ii :iui-:ity (liVEN ..corner lot. Call *32.1125 be.
retain the call nuts, lieu,.,
The - salute of this salt a to l'ublish June 32, 20
212 'e's'. Third it..
* July I,
i'isinliff, that puraisti,i i. ti.t
tween 1 and 4 p.
Profits unlii default h.r.un.iWe); V'
e
of
the
quIet
the
lit?
plaintiff.
Hani,'niI. Fl,,niia
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i.'rcti.,su,r.
.9.1 nil flst,,n,s ,o,w ''r her'f'
THE TIME TESTED
YOU AitE lillhtEIlY NOTI. JOHN R. FITEHUG1I to certain DDA.I7
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SCOTT
anti
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Intl.
sal
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lsrv,'In
LEAVING
CITY- I BDRH, 3
"0 ,thu - minit that a suit ha s beets tiled hands located In aerninoi. Coun.
ten •ttat'h,,i it, or Usr.i in 'oii THY SCOTT. his wife.
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"Y uric sgstit you. Ai,IIIill)A IVAL. I), Florida. described as follows, tN THE C1ICVI? tove or
l'ef,uuths,its, I i ,,,.,ntil,t,. %'.s..t.r it. earls
ii,
i's 'i,'scrlb4 sad in m.l.l lii,,tl 'intl the ,is,t-k.t nu,,stb.r of whi,'h
to-wit:
THE NINTH JVUII'i.%L Cill.
$ BDUOM. I BATh. Assume
s,,s
of the iisiig..e of Circuit 1.0'):. WILLIAMS blEAT COX.
t.
then.'.,, the f.,ii..wis,g .ieuer ii,nI
Beginning $14.3 feet East IVIT. sn AND roll SEMINOlE
Is 944 will utffer for sole aflti t't,u,rt lit itsi fur the. 9th Ju.hi. PANT. sutI IIII.i. 1,031 ibElt AND
BROUR
gags, 122.8544.
h',Us.hoi,i *PI'Iiiince,, which are, sell at l'ul,iht, Outcry to the
and 2 1 4 feet North of the COUNTY, FLORIDA.
the
Ii.thtow'AltIl
COMPANY,
in
203
S.
Park
92.1111
m..l shah I,o unmet t,, be, fix, highest ansi h.st hitlier for cash. ciii 1)islri,'i, in a,i.i fur Semi. ahovs..ntitie,I cause, and that
Southwest Corner of the CHANCERY NO. 15554
- M.
Sale
lure, oust a port of the really, thu followIng desvnih,e,l property mini. (',,unty, i.'ii.nItI.s. whereifl yttu are requiretl to (lie your
SF.% of Section It. Township
DIVORCE
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
liii Sri a I'.'rti,.s' ,,t he u.uusriiy situate In Seminole County, Fbi. %%'oitep3MT):ht i'ni'i•:it.tI, StY. answer with the Clerk of this
20 pauth, Rang. 33 East, ROBERT BEN YOLVIA.
Realtor
114(28
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l.n.tN
.tmfloo4rl.tTloN.
$ EDJIM house near Lake Kiss.
for the indel,te,i,ie.a herein mnun- ida, to wit:
run North ill lest, thence
Count and to serve a copy there.
Plaintiff.
Raymond Lundquist. AseOc.
tlflfl4 States 01 tns.ni.'.i COl"
- re. Just off 1.4. *11.4831.
tl'.nsi:
East tee feet, thence South vs.
I.t't 5. illock V. SltNi.ANI) punistion, is the l'i.sIutlff, an : of upon the l'iaintiffs or the
133.1011
Atlantis lash Bldg.
flue 1113 ltstrig.reton. 11:1leo.),
West
158
thence
12$ fist,
ANN BEAMAX VOLIVA.
ESTATES, Amr,s.he,i 11 at. I.EWls It. hIflllTt)N, .01. an It i'Iainliff's attorneys, whose
M.ui.i No. I.Ai. l. 5mortal
fuel to point of beginning;
Rent
Defendant. YOUR message get, hem.. Over
st- ctrtling tit lIsp 'sr list t.11tYhi'l- liilltTtN. hit wit.'. ire 11ame and address he STEN.
N". IYS.l:u413.
Beginning 714.2 (cit Fast
11.111 reader, daily . . . when
NOTICE
OP SUIT
thereof re.',srdrl i,i i'ist the I)etnssisnhe, the uui'len.igu,.i $ThtO%t DAVIS A EcISTOVU.
(Ii,. 41)3 H*t,gi'. (Ei.e.), bin.
CLAShLX'.PTIONALLT
anti 35 feet North of the TO, ANN UKAMAN VOLIVA
nic. I
L,
you place a low-cost
hitok is ,an. I £ 3. Public Clerk "C the ai,t,ve. ptyI..i Court l'i.t Office itoz 1310. Sanford.
dci No. J.IOi.N. Serial No.
$ bath home, Osn range. air
Southwest Corner of the SE
PIED AD In the Herald,
You are hereby notified that
lt..',,r,i. of 8.n*lnule County, appomnieti by sail l'n.'ree, will l"iori.ia, not later than the 15th
.....(Ih..
wL.
Township
Section
14,
day
of
July,
1008.
If
you
fall
to
of
t
a suit has been brought against
Florida
On. E)u"Th.rn, it • a t
b
so, a i,creu pro conIes,,, will
. Together with, but not llnsite,i -offer f.tr cult tnt well to the
SI South, Rang. 33 East, you In the Circuit Court of the
Junior
higlucat ,sssi hcst huller (tsr cash
11)11). M.'.i.h No. 31h., 5 snob in, the
run North *84 feet. East 100 Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and
fs,lh,,wing items points. at the irs.s,t tl.tu.r .tt' the St.mt. be entered against you for the
No. 27.11.15 lOses 1.TU
relief
feet,
West
.I.manie,i
in
the
South
III
Corn.
lest,
For Seminole County, Florida,
on. Chelsea Kitchen l'i uaeniiy Installed:
nile t'ts,snty t',,urth,tsise Iii the
tee feet to point of begiusn. In Chancery by ROBERT OhM
lIotpttint Refrigerator. NJ O'City of $au,CuriI. i'ltmnlic, tin the plaint. This suit Is to foreclose
haust Fan-Ny, Model Or
(less the North 31 feet VOLI VA.
In
trIo, Model Ell.11, Serial $77- 14th day of July, lOSS, at Il9)4) a mortgage. The rest property
leq1.ateos.s of VIetftl.es Nsm.e
- .LY1Ofl1
1
Serial Numbers.
for road):
You are hereby required to
421; hiotpoini han,. Kiec. t,'clock, A. II.. the f.,li.,wimsg ties. proceeded against Is:
We th. undersIgned, being
Ton Venetian fllinsis, (Me'
1.015 11 antI 15. Block 1. against the respective claims of serve upon GENE U. STPH- duly sworn, do hereby
mb, hioutel 3OlItiIOli, l4.riai crib.'tl pru,psrty. to-wit:
declare
tsl), hIanuifactured by
t.ocKllAnr'a SUIiDIVLSION, lbs abovs named defendants, At- ENION, Plaintiff's Attorney.
1110271; DuoTherm Heater,
a1er oath that the somes of all
1199372;
Real Estate Sales • Rentals.
l.tsi II, itt',ck 1, 11)31. Alit.
bert. Awning and Vane
at'coriing to the Publio it.. fred Thurston Child. Jr., Frank whose address is Post Office person. Interested in
Yen,
U Mottel 33 $ .5, Serial 03.
the bast. III W. tat St.
according
to
the
l'lat
there.
Ph. 451$
Iiiin,l
Company,
ctrtts of Seminole County. Moffat ant Margaret Moffat, his Drawer One, fern Park, flor- aces of
On, nI,,
}:ts Victor Climax Kitchen
prefeaslos
carried
as.
of as rrcnrl,,i In l'Iat flts,ii
Florida-No hold or 8srial
Florida, together with t he wife, and each of them, and also ida. a copy of your written de- under ike samee
Exhaust Fan; 'en Venetian
of
PARKWAY
3,
i'age 79 of the Public
Numbers.
buii'iing thereon, and all to qt-tot the plaintiff's title to fenses to the Complaint in said RESTAURANT at
lihinthe, metal, manufactured
Highway In,
lte,',rtls of Seminole County,
furniture, furnishings and otbe' lands described a said suit on or before the 11th day Altamonte
at public salt. its the hig hest
by hienkarik Glass A Paint
Ipsiags, P*.qId&amp; and
Fls,ritla.
and best bidder for cash a t 11
e'tuipm.nt contained titers. Complaint as amended, of which of July, 1188 and the erlgtnal the extent of the interest p
Company , Sanford Flori'ha Together with:
o'clock A. M. on the 15th Ia 7 of
on.
those defendants have no inter. of said written defenses shall each, is as fellows: Martha
Said sale will be held at the
J.
Wessinghuu,. Stand. Itasige
rscymovs SAlE
St'iTNICU My hand and the eat and are not involved.
July. 188 at this Front I)u,o r of front lisps of the i.nilntd.
be flied with the Clerk of said Tate., Soie Owner.
Rili130
NOTICE IS hereby given that I
seal of said Court at Sanford,
the Seminal. County Courib oils, County Courthouse in the City
WITNESS my hand and seal Court. The purpose of said silt
Martha .1. Yatse
am
engaged
Defeat
Sun
IV/It
352
in busine,, at It("
seminole
County.
Florida,
In Sanford. Florida.
thi s of aaid Court at Sanford. Semi. In to obtain divorce of aid cow,
of Sanfsmnth. Florida on the 12th all as nutre psrlit'uitrly set forth
STATE Or PLciIDA
State attest, Sanford, fessino
(SEAL)
note County, florida. this 241h from the Defendast, LXX BEA.
Ih NIT OS' SIMIXOLE
day of July, 1118. at 11:05 o'ciocit in the afonesaItt bs,'re. In Fore. 13th slay of Jun., 1)88.
County.
Florida, under the fictbo
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr -.
day of June. A. 0. 504
MAN VOLIVA.
A. 38., or as loon thereafter as closure an Ill, in the above des. tiKAt.)
Aware to and subscribed before tious name .f World
Arthur if. Bsckwlth, Jr.
wide 08*
('lurk of the Circuit C ourt thu same can be Ions.
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.
WITNESS my hand as Clerk me this 114h day at June. A. D. lasar,
cnlb.4 Court.
and
that I Intend to
Clerk
of
Circuit
Court
fly; Donna St. Market;
Clerk of Circuit Court of
and the seal of said Court In 1548.
(SEAL)
(SEAL)
register
$aid
name
ills
with
By:
Donna
Si.
Markets
Deputy
Clerk
Seisole
County,
fiends.
Soaford, Seminole County, P'lor.'
Arthur H. Beckwith,. Jr.
197.tttt)ALL, (IRIDLEY AN
LIatos I. Waterhouse
Arthur if. Beckwith. Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Deputy Clerk
By: Donna M. Markos
I
Ida. this the 8th day of June.
Notary Public State or lion. Seminole County, Florida.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Clerk of the Circuit Court STF.NiTitOM, DAVII A
IJiWiII
is -Deputy Clerk
118$.
fly; Donna M. Siarkos, D. C.
Ida at Iârg.
Ily: Martha T. Vihl.a
SIcINTOiII
cordauce with the provisions .1
Attorneys fqr Plaintiff
ONO. A. 5PEKIt. JR.
flOK
(SEAL)
AND O'URIEN
My commission expires June the fictitious
isputy Clerk
Atlorney.
for
PlaIntIff
Name
Statutes,
lo85 North Court street
Attorney
for
plaintiff
America. Notional Ilault Dug. Bernard It. Jail,
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.
20, $15
Poet Office Bo* 1310
Section 581.0$ Florida ItoP. 0, Bo* 1184
Post Offlre mi 1228
11, O. *10* 11)50
Clerk of Circuit Court
Bonded through Trod W. wit,
1427
5,
W.
First
street
tile.
Sanford.
Florida
1111.
33771
Otl*ndo, Florida
Sanford, florida 33711
by : Donna IL Slarkos
St. Petersburg, Florida 3173$
Dlustelitorat
Miami, Florida, 22135
Publish June 11, *3, 3$ 5 J511 Publish lose 3$ 0 July S. 136 Il,
Big: J. Patrick Dowd
PublIsh Jun. *5, 1111
5.s Deputy Clerk
Publi,el, June U, 1144
Publish Jim. 11, *3, 3* 0 July PobUab
Publish June as. 1511
8. 1111
Jane 32, 3$ 0 July is,
1088.
DDA.Ii4
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3 iii, 3 Ijl!. &amp;iiui,l.t,ii $liJ
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Area. . 31 9. 33.?5I,
hr. 3 buSh'.. I'ii,rrest $
3 1501CM • t..tusil: I'ls. room, ills I lIt. Att ,AC
Oath. .uir conhtIioncd. 3.O..i 1 i;r. gang. apt. $0.

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CLEAN Turn. Apt. 322.3100.

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ROSE COURT APTI.
301$ Sanford Ave.
?URN. I Otirru. Apt. Apply Apt.
or calL 91.192.
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*1I-JTrueke Pee' $il•
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AVALOX APARTMENTS
89.1411
118 W. 204 Vt.

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1501 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.0614

3 ROOM furnished Apt.. all utilities except Gas $41.00 trio. Coo.
pIes only. Apt. lie. 1., 513 Mag.
nolta Ave.

WELAXA APARTMENTS
114 W. FIRST ST.

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LAKE MART: Porn. Apt., lee,
Ihdrrn. $10. Call 312.1530.

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Iin. Dluplut, 710 W. 1st.
St. Apt. IN $50 me. Phi. $3. TURN. APT, 2308 Mellonvtlls.
4114.
1 ROOM furs. Apt., Lake Mars,
39.7)15.
FURN. I B0113f. Garat sal.
Lake Golden. Lake privileges. I BEDROOM Furnished. near
39.094.
shopping $M. 2*3.0213.

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SEMINOLE

SENKARIK GLASS &amp;
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MODERN 3 firm. Duplex. 1013
W. 3rd St. Apt. A. $71 me.
39.4111.
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Puts. Before I P. a, $33.4411,
sitse 1:10 323.1747.

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?*.-Inatsy.es$ Serv$5s
11-Mole Isp West"
Wasted
fl.-?
la
Z$
$...38l • pe1e uslok
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14*Ues *slp Weasel
11.-iltesMs salad
11 -lituation Wanted
Students
$1-laos.. Pr,41,W
s_a.em ppsp,-es
$$$osl Doses. Weasel
Ia-Rail Dotes. Doll

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1-.Cosd et Thanks
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on any

3

APT. 3 rebus,' bath, near VAS.
Utilities turn. 1*2.10 per week.
1:3.1.548 after I P. in.

S1-Mea.p Waseed

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SHOPPING fur a used car?
Shop U. S. Bank for finane.
Ing used c-ar.. We're special.
f.m.. Our payments are Lowest. Call 93.1710 and corn.
MR.

TURN.

CLASSIFICATIONS
1tmi
0 PeSSI
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_________
_______________________
Ifasa.ali

Sale 106. Aparto.enta For Rent

2 807431. turn. dimples apt. Con.
tact 3313 Palmetto Ave.

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GARDEN APARTMENTS

711 E. First of.

of

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Hoes

1 At 2 UDlIM. APTS.. ,tir conilihoned, all else. Kitchen.
TOWN'N LAKE

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Mobile

soa

105-Trailer Lots-Sale

CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR
SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY
AD NUT DAY

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Charger

3 101. TURN., lldra. air cond. '40 FORD, $441. Wlllya Jump
$80 mo, 39.5756. 111 K. 5th.
Walk-In. new motor, new
tires. $115. Ph. *9459.
1 DR. $43, SBR. $45.00, I fir.
111.00. 3101 MagnolIa, Robert '80 CHEVY. Convertible. V.1.
104-Trailer Spsc..-Rent
A. Williams. 39.3181.
Stick, good condition. 39.0522.
TRAILER SITE for runt on Pine ETFIC. APTA., private baths,
Way. 89.5114.
uttiities turn.: specially suit.4 120. Automotive Service
for retired people. Ideally located downtown. Inquire at
Jacobson's Dept. Store, 311 E.
lit. at.; Sanford.
LAST Mobile horn, lot. 100 5
180. $200down. $38 per mo.
VaiI To Wall Carpet
All for Cash. Ph. 333.094
1 0 4 ROOM Porn, newly dice.
rated. 004 K. 14th at.
106. Apartments For Rent

Want Ads

To

SANPOID

Information.

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3 Ft. INBOARD Cabin Ciuleer,
15 lIP, old boat, excel. coOl.
Reasonable. 333.5530.
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QUALITY MOBILE HOMES
Hwy. *7.52 1. Sanford
$22.2183

Ad Information

Direct Phone Lines

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Summer

18 FORD COUPE. 533.7783.

HOMES

DR. SHARP
Be ARRINGTON .
ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS:
If lb. Uait.d Staten did not is.
floarding. Puppies for isleterveis, Indochina would be and tortures of mini inhumane registered In this school for the Chihuahua.
at Beagles, ARC.
121.8782.
to the Co*nioauiti. 0vt
In
his fellow man. 196147 school
satiseal d.cIsk. as Indochina Tb. Vietnamese have, fought Please call the school
ad io. Poultry. U,.stock
PIIIGIDAIRE More
ENCY
SATJLSFor
AGDoals
was delayed at top ethel...
torn duos.. Like now. 122.e412.
tote. ___________________________
v*Umhlj
and,
with
allied
help,
ditlonal
'Ill.
Doe U.
"The Natiosal Security coo..
HORSES BOARDED
ANTIQUE eak round table and
Days 122.1114
phone number Is 322-7933.
Reasonable Rates
east. 'm they will sustain."
en was
six chair., refinished; side Nl,bt. • Weekends
hJ4lI$
S
5
5 5
(load Riding Area
board:
and
upright
player
plo.
military and data department
122411*
Phone
baths,
BY
OWNER:
Rdrm.,
after
$
I
121.8*81
$
P.
m.
no.
Dr.
Zvelyn
W.
ShUp,
01
'121
Mrs.
Maui.
recent'
lN w
caNenat that Delaware Anna., D4Od, ly participated Roberts
cinclali told t
central air 0 heat, b.car tarin waiting . . . Let
NO
"Cents"
.
CONDITIONER
In
a
salesman
New.
AIR
age,
ft.
enclosed
porch,
27
aggression Is stopped
'iwthl.&amp;IaeSssa.,.dape.thelkI.i.tMsassoe,
50*0 DII? $115 1*2 4102.
family 0 lI.ft living rooms,
01 25 Amerleanswho 41l training conference at Trade. __Want Ads make you money.
point all of southeast Asia
hot no Ills?
Do QuN. Ms ds.e ho NATOr
choice area, $37,552. US$ Grove
participate in an Interracial winds In Orlando. She Is pre. SMALL. iIu.inesl need p.rklng
Manor 3224057.
would be lost. The
__________________________________________________ 51. ArtIcles Yes' Rest
tie. Low-Cost Want Ads
tell and .dll
If necessary, lb. U.S A. goodwill seminar, visiting nine sently visiting her mother, Mrs.
LARGE FAMILY
24.
Well
I)rIIlIag
1. Sneclal NOtICe.
foreign countries, Including 50 Rozie Stove In Perry.
RENT A BED
would intervene, with ailed
Rollaway, Hospital. Baby Beds, CAN RE comfortably housed in
Special Notices
12.
vist Russia.
this two-story Font Horn,.
pronl and French IdePId'
ELLS DR1LZ.Et4, PUMPS
By Day. Weak or Month,
Dr. Sharp, professor of edu.
having 4
Rdrin, sleeping
CAMP MOKI
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
eec. to Indochina.
i.osi: WEIGHT .afsly with Des.
parch,
2 baths, plenty of other
All Type, and rises
)'OR BOYS
831.1111
Ill W. 1st.
"Although, approval had hoeti cities at Bethune.Coolman Col.
A.I)IET Tablets. Only lie at
room.
Situated
on about 1/4
We repair and Service
Adult
(I Session for Girls)
Melleynold. Drug.
leg., departed Monday on the
rich garden land *
STINil
BEDS, TV., Saw. Tape Recorders acre
hELP Improve your (.lsild's
given at that point, we
surrounded by farmn Priced
Tlil.rs. Renovator,
Machinery 0 Supply Co.
skills
seminar. Social, economic and
Skiing, FishI rig.
Daytona fluscn Newspapers
act immediately. AILIT
__________
*1 15.005 as little as 21$ down.
AMERICAN RENT.ALL
$23.14fl _________
1 W. 2n4 it.
Swimming. Canoeing. lest 2$
plus
Evenings
lJur,ingi
_____________________________
conditi
ons will be stud.
political
S.
Hiawatha
92.5112
2811
Mg the allies, congressional di.
Session begins July 4th
July
50o weekly
Sunday
Program
Seinlnole Realty
17th. Rustle Cabins a Miss 30. Home Appliance.
Ph. 132.4751
bats. and other conferences, a led in both the Eastern Euro.
1)01 Park Ave.
__________________________________________________________ 53. Wanted To Buy
Halls.
______________________
ntries
Socialistic
*22.82*2 anytln*
declsks was mad.. The final
5i'EClAi. DISCOUNT
NEAR OPTEEN
______________________
countries
of
western Europe.
or
nights 121.$111
CT
SANFORD
ELE
RIC
CO.
YOUR
VACATION
aF.o. PITTAIID, DIRECTOR
decision was when Britain
Used USED rurnitur.. any amo*at round trip
(1. E. APPLIANCES Now 0
SAVE 80%
Ph. 122.5411, Sanford
offer
any
In
Communist
nations,
mom.
Sanford,
222.2218.
ey
d
Ad th
woul DCI
LARGE COUNTRY HMI
or l.$o4.321.3107
raving I a. to. Monday thru
ill Magnolia
121.18,1
Mildred finery
n
% ACRES $11 me. a.yt
military aid for IndochIna. 'lb. hers of the seminar will peril.
I a. m. Friday. Also anywhere
WILL BUT your usable but an.
1.3811 Enterprises, Lao.
record
Inter.
Canada
for
cipat. In off-Ow
In U. ii. or
USED Appliances: Rafrlgerator., used furniture
etc.
Under the direction of F.d.
15.
specIal
Servic
es
famed Dlenbicnpbu area is Viet
uhl'1H1
Round Trip. Call or es Homer _____________________________
Washers. Stoves 124.08 0 UP.
or
122.5131,
DELL
332.7158
views
government
officials,
ward
with
_________________________________
It. Talton, the Deltona
nam fell and officially i4.4
Little, Aunt. Greyhound Bus
________________________________
bElt VI('E call. $4.05. CARET'S ______________________________
Hole
In
Your
Roof?
7
7
StAtiot.
Ai'PLIANCIlS, 7"l W. Rh, $32. BELL US Tour Furniture. Quick LARGE 1 BDR3L, 2 bates, PIor.
Adult Education Program will
"Our present association with editors and religious leaders.
0 3 TURNER ROOFING
Ida room, dlning.livin roo
Sanford 58*0 or 19.3502.
Service with the cash.
The se m inar group flew from begin Its six-week summer sea yot:'LL BE posting thousands of Ph.E122.1405
the Vietnamese Conflict began
carport, large storage. play.
SUPER TRADING POST
reasons
Kennedy
International
Airport,
don
July
"For lisle' sign. when
ground across .trSI, near
Washing Machine Rentals
____________________________
t, ending Aug. 13.
In late 1961. The
______________________________
ad
the
place a low
Used. app.
sale
shopping plan.. NOTHING
TV REPAIRS
lllows: New York. The
, firlilge, swimming, fishing
for Involvement are as
8.1.
55.
Furidture
classified section of The Van. OUTSIDE antennas $31 install.
DOWN, pay transfsr
s, ai.
MOONEY itPPLIANCEford Herald.
sOm.
loan of $108 mo$1hly in.
I. A marked Increase on the ganliation, Promoting Enduring ceramics nn,h driver education
.4; Service calls $1.$e. 025.92$ Corn. IN * Palmetto 321.1801
WIIAON.MAIER FURN.
eluding Interest and inaurance.
Longwood, Dennis Keigan.,
part of VlsI Cong offensive. L Peace, Inc., has conducted such (theory) are being provided by
Buy Sell • Trade
Located III W. Jinkin• Circle.
AI'PLIANCE!: Washer., ReIn.
leaders in Viet. seminars for more than -a do. h Mitchie iIroth*rs tlelton.i
St.
322.183*
Bequest
311.11
K.
lot
from
Dial
122.4583 after •
at.
rt,ots, Htov.s as low as
--SURFBOARD REPAIRS I1P5
5,,...,..d,.......,
Le al Notice
service calls
nam roy
-- militar
roultary
y ann
sad economic'
Corporation mu tWit ('131S$Cit $fl
VRN1TURE
Freight
damaged
ses Park Circle
occupancy it neceeearpi
This will be Dr. Sharp's third
ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR
bedroom and lining roow
assistance. 3. The theory that
creative arts are being pro. t'i'ri:n NTAI'EU mc'v 132.4511 or 122.5225 alter I p.m.
1201 Calory Ave. 331.1485 or
Many
pieces
furniture.
00'
show
TRADE
your trailer ten a new
If Vietnam Is lost ail of south. trip abroad. She has visited
*21.1111.
vidaul I.) the adult .ult:c:ition (DIII? hlI)flI.E DisTilL?
50 damage, however pttee . home. ill ma. Everything.
PAINTING • CARPENTRY
total of 43 countries around the division of Daytona Beach Ju. rLouIIn%. fliL.I%i)o nii•5oN
east Asia goes wi th It.
%
or
less
than
regular
rstaiL
232.915
LMN Enterprise., Inc.
se..sl-oilI..EIV - UNITED A. .1. Adcoek
Noll Freight Damaged rural.
31. Musical Instruments
"When asked, 'Why we are In world. She has received
sis.ssu
TA'TilS OF AMERICA, Plain.
nior College.
lure Vales. Hwy. 17-I3 Casual. _______________________
Bath
_______________________________
lot
Auto
RELAX
scholarship
from
Promoting
En
buN
THOMAS
Vietnam?', there should not
All clniies will be at the I.lt. iUN vs.
berry.
wash your car. Yost service.
PIANO TUNING 0 IY.PAllt
CAlull.
iii..
LOCH
ARBOR3 04r., Fl..
a muttering of conversation, during Peace, Inc., for partici. tie lIed Sehra,lhotiso, with the i,iit, his wife, o e is n ii a at.. 2405 1. Fr.nch
113.7114 W. I. HAItliON
322.4221
room, 01,1 brick firepiasi, nice
potion
CO.
In
the
ECHOLS
BEDDING
seminar.
shady lot. Reasonably priced.
ivriii
or sALE-Notice i*
The principles of freedom and
exception of britigu, for begin. her.t,y
IILVESTRI 110 Base Aecordian.
Bedding 0 Furniture
Call 322.3100 after 0:10 p. a.
alvin that pursuant to a 23--Painting
justice which we bold dear
Cost $305, Will sell for $15.
One
of
the
highlights
of
the
ners
which
will
In
at
the
Corn.
AT FACTORY PRICES
Foreclosure
in
FIONI
Decree
of
to
visit
Horns
will
be
.a
sud.
Excellent
condition.
Ph.
533.
t
ie
Magnolia
323.13*1 I UDltM., i_B
ee1i1_l aire
our hearts have sent America's
SlAy 35, '114$ by th e
munity Center. ami swimminw.
INGRAM ENTERPRISE ales
--- 11151V5
•'V
sons am aaugners abroad 10!
(Lioensed-Iuoisje'l.lnsur.'u
USED 000M. suites III; Apt.
yard * garage. 323.iS*aftef
the under. Minor 11am. Repairs. ,,rush 0
The 11.day stay in Russia will also for beginners, which will aho.v. styled rau.e,
.1.. Gas Stove., like n e w
string, and distant shores.
$ P. a.
he Itelul at the IhItonio inn Iguiel United States Ms.chs' or
speciality.
Spray
Pa
nting
a
i
$85.51;
trigtdaire
Refrigerator
Include Leningrad, Moscow and pool
any of his duly authoniteti 4.people of this land have
132.2511
Legal
Notice
$51.15
op.
ONLY $958
puti.a will sell the-jsrop.rty sit.
bled and died for t hose things Kiev. The Moscow program will The other classes will 1ü as uat.
0R!DOF.S FURNITURE
in Seminole Cui,t1. r:cr.
too $1,535 Mortga ge. $2811 P
Park A 11th
meetings with Kasekev. follows?
91.1450
T1I..SON
PAINTING
5, Ihlock 1,
we consider the natural rights
Lot
C
hiS
ule,"nibe,l
as:
75551
CINCVST
OliN'!',
iN
month.
That', all no were for
Crewel enibrni'Iery
ui:ii. who
l,r:PTI.P:hI liiJStES. ORLANDO
JiIIIEIAI. Ehill.LlT, IN
this Two-story lions,, 'Isle
SERVICE
of man. When all of the people tt',h, a rcc.liLh
readership
PITCH
straight
to
a
hooking; Tuesdays from 9 MK'TION ONI. according to the Brush
bath, close in, worth 110,000,
Spray AND FOR IEHINOLH COUNTY.
that is seeking to buy with
ci the earth can enjoy a des. is head of the Moscow Soviet, am. till noon; Florida Fish. I'l.t thereof ss recorded in l'lai
FLORIDA
Have low payments * make
122O320
Want.Ads.
and
the
Peace
Committee.
and
I
.
Public
li.,ok
II,
pages
8
VHAN('Y.RY
55554
ii
NO.
profit by repairing as yilu live
tiny of their choice, a peaceful
of Seminole County,
NOTICE TO DEFEND
In this spacious home.
interracial ing, Tuesdays 7 to 1) p.m.; ltp,r,ls
present and a brighter tomor. The month-long
USED
furniture,
appliances,
at public outcry to thu
IN 3555 P.1111.5 ci
W.'dticmiays 10 am. to i'i.,riin. anti
tools, sic. Bought
Sold, tarrow, we can relax and en joy an goodwill seminar also will in. Bridge,
best bitlder for cash
EDWARD ARTHUR FLEMING
Legal Notice
Notice THE
Stemper Agency
noon; Swimming from I to 3 highest
ry's Mart, 211 Sa nford Avs,
at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, Aug.
STATE OP FLORIDA TO.
our
shores.
include
visits
to
Denmark,
Swe.
abundant 10. within
A Multiple Listing Realtor
Ph. 321.1122.
Wednesday; Pines Nccdic list 2, illS oil the steps of the
DAVID
H.
SIMPSON
NOTICE or avow
APPRAISER
0110800
"Vietnam is a very poor coun. den, Yugoslavia, Hungary, SwIt. p.m.
('u,iirth,up,e of H,minole County.
7) Oneida street
OF PLOEIDA 70
3*1.4111
111$ A. ltench
71. Male Help Wanted
and England. Craft on Thursdays from 9 b'iunl,,rl. l'innI.ta. Dated: 1.20.44. STAlE
Now Hartford. 145w York
try economically, This country zland, France
ALPRIlY)
TIIUK5TON
CHILD,
am. to noon; Ct'ratnk on Fri.
JusliN X. blAfliIItll, Sit.
e
YOU AltE HEItilIJY NOTI.
DV3EDO: Over I Acres in town,
R
has been abused th roughout its
liniheil States Marshal
TIED that the abov..named SERVICE STATION Attendan t.
days front 9a.m. to noon; Driv.
North Central. Masonry home,
residen
ce:
Iharranquinta.,
Goldsboro
School
will
begin
Ml'l.li. I)istrict of Florida
petitioner,
EDWARD
ARTIItYII
history. Fornearly lOyears, the
In
person
Must
be
31.
Apply
trues for shade, 21 Citrus
Puerto Rico;
front Ksn.i.II W. Wherry
PL.EMiNO, has flied a Petition
Fairway
Tussle,
*413
S.
has
its
first
grade
orientation
pro.
er
education
en
Saturdays
Trees, tiled garden laid. i
FRANK
MOFFAT.
rr
in
naturally beautiful te a
Assistant
Iinit,.i
States
Attorney
above-styled
Court
for
the
Ave.
in
the
Preach,
10 0,111. to noon.
w.11s-t Aite.ian, work shop.
s., .,.t.t.....i e .
residence: 4152 Llnn.ar
gram Tuesday at S a. m.lost

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GATEWAY TO TIlE
WATERWAY
RObSOTI Sporting Goods
014 GALAXIE 100, Jade Green
A Black Convertible, One own.
EVISRL'DE DE.%LFR
.r.%'.$ moir, stick _ shift. 304.8.2 K. let St.
322.3501
sauce, mnone u.oary ese.eujs.

Stenstrom Ia1ty

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Drive Ofts 111-Ill.
1ftg; UI'844$ or 123478*

$4.81

Would You
Believe
NEW DODGE

113. Autos For Sale

A01
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121. Scooters &amp; Cycles

CLEAN. quiet rooms for men. amoVESPA .tiUTulL 8COOT}ILL
JAWA MOTOR CTCI.f'S
402 Magnolia. 1*3.8738.
YAZOO A ARCINS LIWNIIOW.
FRS
LEtI'ls eALUS &amp; SERVICE
17 IV. Country Club Road
:c DODGE Station Wagon, R A
Phone 39.79:5
It., New Tire; $315. 39.95*
after 1 P. at.
123. Boats &amp; Motors

EEK &amp; MEEK

I WISH tVL) LLD I

UflI iwailY

Located Throuheet Ceenit
2.1 Or.. 1-fli 7. Oath.
COMPLETE A3OUI Standard $
i. Kitchen. Equipped
am movie, outfit. $152.01 value
Psymeat. Lea. TM. Rant
$51.18 plus ta* lIe down,
To *n.p.ct Call
balance Ill a m e. for I me,
No carrying chart.. Wieboldti
Camera flop, Ill I. Park Ass. A Multiple Listing NealtoP
_______________________
REALTOR
2
Utility Tralr.
122-2421
2111
_______
2118.
____________
$ ER. VERT Clean. Close in,
TRADITIONAL Intl ii Gifts Jimmy Cowan. 322-MIL
I
'Let Her Knew Too Care'
Posris 521.18 isp
$ OE0300X. I beth. 1$ a 11
all
GWALTNE JEWELERS Dining ares, fenced yard,wIn..
Sanford aluminum awainga on
284
S. Park Ave.
_______________
mn?igsn..
down. A ssume,
________________________
monthly payments $1I.13.
AIR CONDITiONER: 25.000 OTt?.
Like new. Take over payments.
HAVE
I fldrM. I bath 0 2 Ddrm.
123.11*8.
Rang.. Cu.. 2 bath. Rental

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ANC. *224412.

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Vacuum

1JEAUTI7UI KItt.u, 121.1412.
D0flEI1MAM

isaa

WINDOW EXHAUST fan, corn.
MnCIaI typo, $21. 0.a.ra*
Cleaner. $12.
Electric
New 31,1 eat, $2. 122.1SI4.
2411 Chaos Ave.

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Carpet Shampooing

Suppihci

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flea. 111.1711

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* is mow horn)

Kink N, INI.

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stafl, kid isr natlosil leaders

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X?ZKT v*wrrr

Assets?' Melt them
down Into 'Uquld Cash' with
Wont Adi.
______________________

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INTRODUCTORY OFFER ut park

'ynoziit

1

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was an

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6.
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"The tMsd Pulse nS in.
etnasat w Sa4.Mu

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carefully astborsd hi
Ii 4. tb.
101110 psUcy

aers t*atli.
Ickool
Av$u..4k.nu
e. NI
121.
i.t.
I

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SUICIDE PreventioN, Call WE
CARE Orland
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APPJIOX.

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an amy people who
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Saks a auiis

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era at Yak.

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boa. sr e.NplsIing
: year

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answers to 0a

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bride. and Greg Walker, both
of Sanford.

Miss Joan Wilke, organist,
presented a program of wed
ding music and accompanied
Miss Patty Glenn Johnson,
soloist, who sang "Because"
and "Whither Thou Goest."
The bride, given in marriage
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length gown of silk organza
over taffeta in a controlled
fiouette with hour glass shaped
bodice and modified sweetheart
neckline. Delicate Mencon lace,
p seed pearls and sequins trini.
med the bodice and lace motif
adorned the Chapel length
train,
The three tiered veil of silk
Illusion was attached to a seal-

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niece of the gxuorn, was flower
girl and wore a pink nylon dot.
ted swiss dxess with matching
hat and Raymond Cordell. &amp;
nephew of the bride, was ring
bearer. H. was dressed In an
all white suit.
The bride's mother wore a

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matching shoes and hat, white Podolskl Is a brother of Mrs.
gloves and a white carnation Kowaiski.
corsage. The groom's moth er
wore a mauve sheer crepe Cou.
(ui's orignal with swiss lace
Sea lions, some seals a ii d
jacket, matching hat and shoes, whales sleep u ii 4 C r water,
white elbow length gloves and a coming to the surface only
occasionally to breathe.
white carnation corsage.

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\lHS. JAMES IIAIIRISON RISER

of the bride. Aliss Rita Ileas-

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fabrics
colors,
smart solids. 'wild'
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Alexander Gibbs, son of Mr.
presently employed by Fire.
and Mrs. Randall Kinard, 301 stone, in Sanford.
Palmetto Avenue, Sanford.
The wedding will be an event
Miss Petty was born in San. of July 14, at 7:30 p.m. at th e
ford and attended schools in Christian Missionary Alliance
Jacksonville, Bradenton
Church. in Sanford.
Sanford. She Is a graduat, of
Seminole 111gb School and was
active In the Para Medical
Club. Future Homemakers, Di.
versified Co-Operative Train.
ing Club and Publications Club.
She also was on the Book Staff

By Maryane Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. P0.
dolski and their children. Do.
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MIch., are visiting at the home

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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Joe Pet. and has been employed by the
ty, Route 1, Sanford, announce justice of the peace as legal
the engagement and approach. secretary.
Ing marriage of their daughter, The groomelect, *1W
Miss Margie June, to David born in Tracey. Calif., also at.

ty. Don't be too lazy to have
cleati prc"sctl rtothc, fresh
underclothes and keep shoes
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June 29, 1966— Page 1A

Petty

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Neatness is all part of beau.

Bear Lake

Following Use ceremony. a re.
cePtion was held In the Church
social hall. The refreshment
table was overlaid with a white
hand rn a d e cut-work cloth
which belonged to the groom,s
grandmother. other decorations
included a five-branched silver
candelabrum and an arrange.
ment a( white carnations, pink
gladioli and greenery.
Tife bride's table was covered

lace with a single pearl set in
diamondi, which belonged to
her grand tit (it tier.
Matron of honar Wis I
Frederick Cordell, sister o
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loped crown of itcarls anti :.fit,
carried a cacade bouquet of
stephanotis with ininiature ivy
leaf backing, %ilhite ribblin
streamers and a reintivabic
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Mrs. Greg Walker kept the
Longwood's most active wont. bride's book
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and with her church,
wore a yellow knit dress with
A resident of the city for matching jacket and shoes,
the past four years, she Is pres. white acces sories and the or.
ident of the Longwood Civic chid corsage from her bridal
Ltji,uo and president of the bouquet.
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The couple left for a
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as well as member of the Wel. trip on the West Coast and
conic Wagon Club, of the Scm. when they return will reside at
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Miss Beverly Diana Beasley, Icy. of Ft. Lauderdale. and Miss anie Cordeli, a niece of the material. JrMesmaids' 50*51
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wil. Sylvia Beasley, of Lake Worth; bride.
were identical exCept in two.
of Gaines. The matron of honor wore
bert R. Beasley and James Mrs. Pam File,
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formal length gown of two-tone
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Mrs. James A. Riser, all of bridesmaids were the Misses matching accessories and veil with pink velvet ribbon at
Sanford, were united in ablY Mary Edna Burton and Steph• attached to a bow of the dress waist and head bows. They all
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carried cascade bouquets of
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Pat Conway, of Miami, was
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best man and serving as usher.
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groomsmen were Bob Mexen.
with baskets of white gladioli,
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of Jessup, Ga.; Thurston Tay.
two seven branched candelabra.
)or. of Atlanta, an.; J. C. Sin. MARCh'
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In her spare time she hand. W. B. Riser, of Jacksonville;
makes rosaries which are being Mrs. Mae Screener. of Raleigh,
sent to servicemen In Vietnam N. C.; Miss Marguerite Pipkln,
anti has thank-you notes from of Marianna; Miss Unit s lien.
all over the world.
nett and Mr. and Mrs. W. Rise
Mrs. Fox s retired from lieU and daughters, Rosalind and
r.kphou Company where she Virginia, all of Tallahassee.
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his neptiew, Jack Durant. oil
Su'rdjy afternoon guests for Palatka.
an ice cream supper at the
hoino of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Members of the Worrilil's So4farpt-v were their son-in-law ciety of Chriitian Service of
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Morin, ard family, of Orlando. meeting
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secead plac, at the eiaeR annie, pies beans almondine,
speech contest.
orange gelatin salad, rails, and
New Officers include Mrs. strawberry parfait.
Mary Durant, president,. Di, Visitor. attending the meetMaria Perez, vice pe"4; In we Mi.. Ruth Davidson,
Mrs. Jane Daeldaos, rasundlag a guested hale Davidson; Mrs.
secretary; Mrs. has Ivyast JaaI.t Schwab, guest .1 Mickey
corresponding secretary; Mrs. 'Messy; Mn. Gall Johnson,
Teddy Able., tiesluier, and S"01 Rutty Citron; Mrs.
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attired in a black and while

tweed tropical worsted suit ow
halICSd with whits accessories
and the detachable corsage
from her bridal bouquet.
Following a wedding trip In
the east, the newlyweds will
make their home in Sanford.
Among
out •town w
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Mrs. H. Waffleld Dorsey, Mr.
and Mrs. John Arthur, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Bennett, Miss

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Pearls, terminated in Cilia
points at her wrist..
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A tailored bow accented the
back waistline with the skirt of
lull deep impressed pleats cascading Into a sweeping Cathedral train, which was bordered
In lace and pearls. Her three
tiered, Cathedral length veil of
EnglIsh Wusion, her original
design, tell from a Dior bow
detailed with pearls and crystals, and swept the full length
of her train.
The bride carried a magniMRS. HENRY JOHN SChUMACHER
Brent Mantifla bouquet of
(Alan Anderson Photo)
Phalaenopsis orchids backed
foliage
with natural Caladium
and centered with a detachable
orchid corsage.
Mrs. Ronald Sodu' a'tended
her sister as matron of honor
and Miss Debbie Scott attend
ad as maid of honor. Brides.
maids were Miss Ann SchuThe annual banquet for Gam- I gins, Mr. and Sirs. Kirby Fite,
macher, sister of the groom, Mrs. Roger Woods was hon.
ma Omega Chapter of Epsilon and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ed.
Miss Rose Kratzert, Miss Gin. oreil with a recent stork show. Sigma Alpha, sorority, was held I wards.
ger Jackson and Mrs. John er at the home of Mrs. Archie at the Lookout Restaurant. lbs.
C. Harriett, 1234 Summerlin bands were guests of the mem•
Bonlface Jr
The attendants were gowned Avenue. Co-hostesses were Mrs. ben for the event.
Identically In seafoam green Al Bruneau and Mrs. James
A steak dinner with all the
floor length crepe gowns lash. Howell.
trimmings preceded the preloned with an Empire waist- A color theme of yellow, sentatiun of awards. Mrs. I'ot
line, which was hlghllghte4 green and white was used in Miller served as mistress of
with a small tailored bow, short party decorations with baby ceremonies.
sleeves and a scooped neck- dolls swinging from the chan.
Sirs Richard Edwards was
line. A slightly gathered over. detler over a milk glass punch the worthy recipient of the
dining
room.
skirt was attached to the slim howl in the
"Girl of the Year' award. She
sheath skirt, creating a redArrangements of spring flow, received a silver tray for her
ers were placed in the living efforts. The pledge of the year,
ingots effect.
Their short circular nose room and a stork stood over a Mrs. Robert White, was award.
veils were attached to match. decorated bassinet, holding the cal a silv er tray for her contnitog crepe open crowns and th ey gifts.
bution to the sorority.

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evening with prizes awarded to
streamers.
Those attending were Mr. and
F. William Schumacher sen' th e winner,.
Mrs. Pat Miller, Mrs. Richard
ed his nephew as best man and Refreshments of cake, nuts, Ilanineau, SIr and Mrs. Ronald
ushers were Charles Hunter, candy and yellow fruit punch
Sir. and Sirs. Robert
brother of th e brid e, John Din- were served to those present. White, Sir, and Sirs. Jerry lien.
kIns, Richard Rountree, Tim. The large sheet cake was dec. son.Sir, and Sirs. Henry Tooke.
oth y Burleigh and Robert But. orated witis ycilow and green Also Mr. and Sirs. James
booties.
ler.
McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Petite Mayan Soder and her Invited guests were Mrs. U Schirard, Mr. and Mrs. Terry
brother, Ronald Socier, niece V. Bowlin, mother of the boa- Smith, Mr. and Sirs. John lugand nephew of the bride, were orec, Mrs. Rosemary Rotunda,
Sif.N 01" SUMMER
Mrs. Beverly Bender, Mrs.
flower girl and ring bearer.
Mayan, gowned in a white Mae Reedy, SIrs. Sue Harriett, First sign of summer could
floor length formal of white Sirs. Jon Revels, Mrs. Betty he you in a flowering of flowpeau de sole with a wide sea- Jernigan. Mrs. Penny Fee- jng chiffon. A summer bouloam green sash, distributed back, Misses Kathy and An. quet of printed silk chiffon—
white rose petals from a whit. drea Garver and and little Sit's freshly picked for now—for
you. This season's loveliest
wicker basket adorned with Debby Ieeback.
fashion news could be an entrailing sealoam ribbons. Her
Besides, its fur, the heaven .emble of a free-flowing coat
headpiece was identical to those
is valuable fir castoreum, a with a bare-armed dress beof the bridal attendant...
The ring bearer, dressed in a substance with a very strong neath or the smock style with
short white men suit, carried odor used in medicine and per a careIeiIy to'w'I matching
the rings on a white satin pd' tummy,
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The past president's plaque
Ban daisies with green cea- yellow and green corsage with was presented to Mrs. l'at Md
ters and natural foliage, show- a miniature doll in the center. ter. A social hour concluded
end with long green satin Games were played durIng the the annual event.

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Mini Janet Gielow, Russell and
Ronald Gielow and Miss Beth
Beisbe, Veto Beach.
Alm Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Raehull Jr., Martlasvifle, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Stuart,
boynton Beach; Sally Williams,
Fort Pierce; Ms. and Mrs
Jebs Dinkins, Brevard, N. C.;
Mn. Jobs Wehasan, Minis
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whit, carnations on whit.
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Cantering the sliding doors
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Mrs. John Bascom Hurley and
Miss Sidney Weiss.
Pouring punch from the patio
punch table were Mrs. Robert
Haskell Jr., Mrs Norman Coolter, Mrs. John Burton IV and
Mrs. W. Vincent Roberts.
Registering the guests is the
j bride's book were Mrs. John
Dinkins. Mn. Dan Brumley,
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Clusters of magnolia leaves,
ltSi* flIgi mums and white a
ribbons Identified the pews
with candies embedded in ma
soIls leaves burning In each
window.
The bride entered the churel
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and flanked with four sevenbranched candelabra with a
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Miss Melahan Murphy, Mr.,aad
Mrs, John Latahan, Mrs. Miti.
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L Bryan, Mr. and Mn. No
Plait and Rita Plait.
Also Mr. and Mn. Wilson
McGee, Winter Park; Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald 304ev, Mayan and
Ronnie, Jacksonville; MI..
Fnieda Glulow, Mr. and Mn,
Harry Glelow, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Peters and Dale P.we, loath Bend, lid.; lit. and

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sehumachir
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Mal.
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Iory of Plantation Road, Do.
Bary, have returned from a is.
week trip by bus. They spent
six weeks with a alece and two
sisters and a brother Is Upland
Mrs. Johnson Doris Apron
and Alhambra, Calif., that they
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Sauce
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They also visited Disneyland
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by 1111m IL J
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turning byway of Lai Vegas
On my tesiSt visit to Wash. had been grated and browned
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New York State, whete they
In". D. C.,Ideeididtoae. along with S sieves of garlic
visited their son, Harris, a4
bow the kitchen 01 a big res. and bottle 01 Worcestershire :'
family of Scotia, N. Y.
taurant looked so I visited the uvce. I doses suit rolls which From there they west Is
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very famous and popular Xlngs had soaked in water overnight
South Plainfield, N. .1, to visit
Park Inn owned by Balls In the refrigerator, a handful
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another son, Charles Jr., for
Croci,
of oregano and basil leave., 14
several days before coming
I charge of the, kItebs Is eggs, $ tablespoons salt, 2 table.
home. The Mallorys celebrated
hi, brother, John. The Crud spoon pepper and $ table.
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brothers are natives 01 Italy. spoons Accent.
with their children, although
.A you know Italy is famous This was aliput iathe large
the date was really Juno IS,
for its chefs and the" two miser. To this he added note %
brothers are two of them. They Ice cubes. His explanation for
are absolutely "Bzpert&amp;s" In this was that when he is ready
their chosen prokulon.
to form the ball,, the meat mix.
Os teen
Emil. Is famous for his bA lure would be cool and easier
Ing besides cooking also. Iie to shape. H. was right because
made a large violin with con. I helped him. This made almost
lecliuncrs sugar and presented 50$) small bail.. They were
It to President Eisenhower, placed In a 400 degree oven for
By Mrs. Clarence______
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while he was In office. He is an 20 minutes and then they were
Sunday guests of Mr. and
avid antique collector and has ready for use with the ipagh.
Mrs. Herman Koleff were Mr.
quit, a number of gifts given etti and meat sauce.
and Mrs. Jim Ross and chil.
to him by famous celebrities. I'll tell you coo thing there
1iiIl '!Iatren,
Jimi Lynn, Stacey and
Among them Is the beautiful Is never a still moment be. JOHN AND EMILE CROCI, brothers, 'lia
Peter, of Ems Gall..
bat worn by Mamie Eisenhower cause all this time we were pre. and operate the popular Kings Park Inn in Wash.
at Inauguration ceremonies,
paring orders for the dining
Pam Brook., Mickey and
Ington. D.C. where Mrs. II. L. Johnson tested her
John Croci has been a chef room. From hamburger, king
Janet Riggs and Tart Jursa
culinary
aptitudes
while
visiting
there
recently.
for 40 years. Its mastered as a size and deluxe, to a large or,
have returned home after a
chef under a famous French small steak, a seafood platter, at the close of the day. A VCt
week at Camp Gilead at Polk
chef at the Raleigh Hotel In veal or pork chop platter., I nice young man did that chore
City.
Washington. lie told me that small or large pizza or even and when the doors of the kit.
Personals
the French chef was very strict French trios to go, It was ii. chen were closed for the night
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
and if anything was not up to ways something to keep you everything shone like the sun.
James Wallin recently were kir
Perfection it had to be corn- busy.
There's a special place for 1)eBary
brother and hi.. wife, Mr. and
pietely done over again. Every. The decorations John puts on
pot, pan, tool and dish.
Mrs. C. B. Adams, of Durham,
thing was prepared on silver his famous potato salads which yes, I think I will go hack
By Mrs. John Leone
N. C. Mr. and Mr.. A. L.
Platters. lie also has met very he prepares for parties and re. again nest summer. Think I'll henry Thuriam of Tonawan. Thomas also of durham Joined
famous people among them he ceptions and other
special cc. concoct a special dish of some do, N. Y., is in Deflary visiting Mr. and Mr.. Adams and they
has served President Roosevelt, casions are as pretty as a plc- kind and 8110W them how to his children, and is the house. left for Vera Beach, West Palm
many film stars and every year lure, so to speak. He makes DO IT. Think it will work?
Beach and then on the Miami
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guest of Mrs. J. Jilitinger, his to attend an insurance couvsn.
the Famous Gridiron Club.
the solid on large trays.
daughter, on Valencia flood. tion.
When I entered the kitchen. Around this be outs fue' slices
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Elsie
liurdis,
also
of
Tanawan.
wear (the chef's hat was too per* cut in diamond shape and
big so I couldn't wear It) and cherries. Re also makes fancy Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson do. Hank Thursam and Shirley
told to get to work. That's ix- flowers using hard boiled eggs spent the past weekend at New Dreier are some of his thu.
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and red and green peppers. Smyrna Beach. Mrs. Wilson's dren living In Duilary.
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John was preparing his tam- They looked Just iiie real flow, sister, Mrs.
A. D. Rountree, Mr and Mrs. Robert Finn
ous barbeque sauce, lie makes cr5.
spent Sunday with them.
celobrateti their weakling anni.
about 13 gallons at a time. By
John has kept a scrap book
Th.ilsa
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the way, I learned he Is one of throughout these 40 years and
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and
Mrs.
Robert
Crum.
lot
Is 4. in
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dinner
at
those cooks who doesn't mea believe you me there are some
the l)e11.ary ltcstau.
ley. Gall and Rusty, are vaca. rant.
Ii
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the
ingredients,
lie
says,
very
interesting
clippings
and tioning at New Smyrna Beach.
a
A dash of this, a fist full of pictures In the book. I wish Mrs.
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Mrs. Edna Reilly of Azalea
that or a dish of something." that It were possible to 1.11
have been enjoying the beach
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Drive entertained at a luncheon
here's how I got the recipe you all of the wonderful things
pisces to eat a use"" susit.
for the past two weeks and Mr,
from him. Put 1 cereal dish these two brothers have done
bridge at her home in Ddllary
clutch
your
irsac $esss
Is shoø ot
sas. hNw er
It'll of Wesson Oil In a large for their adopted country. The Crumley Joined them this week, on Wednesday. Edna planned
trying pan. Add 3 or 4 cloves experience,
something different for her
have
had
they
A group of Sanford members friends for prizes. White In the
Of garlic, 10 pounds grated so interesting to listen to and
Seminola llebekah Lodge at' Orient recently,
she brought
onions and brown lightly. Add would make a very wonderful
tended a reception In Orlando
I bottle of Worcestershire book for someone to writ, for
many unusual guts home and
the newly elected warder of some of these she
Sauce, handful of Oregano and about. I know that I will nova
presented to
the Rebekah Assembly of Flor.
Basil leaves, 1 cereal dish each forget the tow hours I spent ida.
her guests for prues.
Those
making
the
trip
were
o: sugar, salt and pound can In this famous kitchen and the Mrs. Nell Futrell. Mrs. Mary
oL Accentand stir well. Put experiences gained from ft. Jameson. Mrs. Eva Williams,
Horehound, herb belonging
thLs in a very large pot and Oh, yes, they mad. Di Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. James to the mint, family, has been
add: 10 ligation cans of toma' scrape and wash the dishes too Wallin,
Mrs. W. L. Roche and used as a chest rcmetly since
toes, 2 gallon, tomato paste, as they were brought Into the Mrs. Louise Long.
P 0. Box 1214
the ninth century.
a'
2 gallons puree and a little kitchen. After all, If you are
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hours.
dishes also. I kiev that .
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MISS ddeep
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silts at the ankles of the a corsage of feathered earns' The serving room was at'
table, which featured a aI1',er
oblong
table
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sod the late Mt. I.umehor, slim skirt and a sleeveless shell tions tipped In pink,
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also 01 thiS city, were united overblousi. Her small halt hat The Mayfair Country Club, and a round table with full eaadelabrua arranged with
in Holy Matdmosy is latur,was created from petals of which was transformed into a gathered floor length flounces daisies.
day, Juie I, 1101, at 7:10 P.M. Samaron rose peau do sole and beautiful floretum, both inside of deep hemmed white organza Adorning th. umbrella tables
at the First Presbyt.tiaa her shoes were matching. Sbç and on the patio, was the site covering the sides. Pali yellow 00 the patio, lighted with tiki
Cherub 01
ware long white kid gloves and for th. elaborate reception sheer, which was gracefully tc11WI, were the attendants
the pad*,
Dr. 3. litwd loSt,
a corsage of Vasda orchids Immediately following the cereidraped at the corners with bouquets. A table
white carnations and baby Ivy, Identical to lbs serving room
who married the groom's par' tinged with iridescents.
mony.
tables, featured a large silver
eats 31 years ago, was the of. Mrs. Schumacher chose for An arrangement of large overlaid the tables.
Ilelatlng clisrgyjszan at the
her son's wedding a formal crystallized wedding bells, with Suspended over the bride's punch bowl, surrounded by
pressive candlelight and double gown of soft turquoise crepe clusters of silvered wish bones table was a hanging chandelier daisies, floating a heed mold
Of lilies at the valley.
ring ceremoer.
fashioned with short sleeves and green satin ribbons, was of stock, asters, spiral eucalyp.
Mn. George Totdy, church and an AlIne skirt. Her shoes the focal point at the receiving tus and baby ivy. The beautl- Red Slaytes and his combo
.Tganlst, presented the P
were matching and her hat was room entrance. Other arrange' fully embossed four-tiered wed- and Peggy Slaytes, vocalist,
wedding recital, playing the tel. a Duchess rose made of match. ments In the receiving room ding cake, topped with a mm. provided the entertainment and
lowing nuptial s.I.ctlons: log crepe petals. Her corsage Included four unique topiary latur, nosegay of the bridal music for dancing later during
lbm reception.
"Prayer," Nielaid; "CantaGreeting and aneousdag the
bile," Franck; "3.11 Prelude."
guests at the door were Judge
Gaul; "Offertofre," Dubois;
and Mrs. Rorlyl. Hossholder.
"Prayer," Boeliman, and "By
Aunts of the bride presiding
Waters Still," Lovelace.
over the cake and punch tables
Mrs. Touby accompanied At.
Inside th* club wers Mrs. John
thur Hammond, tenor, who
Arthur, Mrs. Wariss lesnett,
sang at the heidi's parents'
Mrs. Thomas bland. Mn.
wedding, as he sang, "BeStead. Cooper, Mrs. Broadus
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But be sure to visit your doe- cloth,, and the surroundings leader and
shak os them aro und travel manifests itself very
tor as soon as possible,
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have divilopti is large al'tlo I take care of
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of pleasure Instead of
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The latest Supreme Court ruling
drawing a wider circle of constitution.
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of crim.
Anal suspects may well be
ItI stop In the wrong direction, asmany
argue—Including four bitterly dissent.
Ing members of the nine-judge court
'Itself,
Undoubtedly the new restrictions on
the Intirrugatlon of suspects will make
the JOb of the police more difficult
than Italready is. Justice John Harlan
for eyie denounced the decision as "dan.
geroug
at a time of a
111gb crime rate that Is a matter of
growing concern."
But Is society's problem with crime
solely that of apprehending
con.
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lawbreakers? There Is hardly
a shortage of tenants for the nation's
overcrowded prisons,
If some who belong In prison may
go free
this new ruling curtails the power of the police to obtain
evidence by means of confessions

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(though it I. In keeping with standard
FBI practices), thousands of others are
released from prison each year because
they have qualified for
Yet far too great a percentage of
these suppoeedly rehabilitated men
leave prison only to renew their ca.
reers of crime until they
and convicted again. Far
of
them, indeed, are converted
one.
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parents in their pocket,, a car,
largely paid for and maintained
by their parents—and nothing
to do.
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family pastor visits them. Some
donate some of their time to
volunteer work. But a lot just
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want to run home to mamma
and thus end the marriage
right there.
A serious result of their exposure to such male yelling,
will be the fact that they sub.
consciously link it with the
masculine sex.
Thus, if they later marry a
man who is quiet and soft.
ipuken, they may feel that he
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After 10 centuries of Cat),.
oliclsni we have a right to be
a Catholic nation and we do
not resign that right.
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on Poland,
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cause poop!, to abandon their
Ideologies by inflicting pals
on them should have died Its
Home with the Christian
martyrs.
—Dr. Jerome Frank, professor of psychiatry at Johns
Hopkins University School
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Lighter Side

WASHINGTON (UPI) —
The great Father's Day rebel,
lion of 19116 as it may someday be called, is at the n.o
ment hardly more than a faint
stirring of middle-age unrest.
But by Sunday, I l'rvcikt, it
will have mushroomed into a
sweeping national movement.
After that, there will be no
stopping us.
Historians probably w ill
identify Sen. Russell H. Lang,
0-La., as the catalyst who fan.
nod the flames of revolt. For
it was he who uttered tile
ringing cry: "Why is it nec.'s
sary to have a national Father's Day?"
That same question must
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whom I have tlisrus.st',I the
matter are plotting a campaign of defiance, up to and
int'iutiinit the acts of civil di,.
obedience.
"We could rcftsjte to pay for
the gifts our kids charge to
U5." one father said.
"We could organize Anieri.
can Fathers United for the
Abolition of Father's Day
(AFUAFD," another suggested.
could paint some 'stamp
out Father's Day' liliteartls anti
Picket the White House," a
third cried.
It would be a shame If the
momentum gained should end
with a single protest demon.
stratiun. I"or several vears
.1.
;o;
" pl;: but none now, the younger gencration
before had dared ask it. Lung has been in a state of rebel.
r,a
was like the little child who lion.
Ul
F,tiit')r, Iternhl:
asked, "Why Is the King They have been rebelling
Upon leaving the position of wearing no clothes?"
signilsat. Glenn Miller records,
June 29, 1966 bandmaster
Page I Sanford herald
of "Sanford March.
Other senators were t.'nmpor. rheek-to.cheek dancing and a
WALraa A. uua.Low. SUITUN Au PVULICIIEM
ing Seminoles" I wish to
take arily stunned by the audacious hundred other things that their
s aA a WUL1O$.,L, 4:06"141606 - Uvs raS Oaeaare
MuSLISI £L&amp;; Iiflas the opportunity to thank
v55u van eELS
remark, which smacked s.ome tuttht'r hold sacred.
A.Iv.rtt,104 I'ir.ctu
you and your staff for the won. what of heresy.
It Is high tinte that the
Maaaging bdtiur
not tss:s..
derful
cooperation
you
afford.
Duals WILLIARI
Ad,.,Il.sn* U4tjL4jt ST
Sen. Jennings Randolph, D. middle-aged masses emerged
ed the high school band in glv- W.
toct.ty Editor
Janin suuv.sas.:si
Va., sponsor of the resolu. front thehi defensive shell and
Mullness I*n.utsr
DOuTIE Lii WTII
ing us publicity, not only this lion to designate the third dill a little rebelling of their
CMMU
WELLS
City Editor
past school year but all throughSunday
)Lch4111c,I SUPt.
In June as Father's own. Don't take Father's Day
just wau.s
SILL
the years during the time that Day, was so taken
he lying tiownl"
County Edilor
Itati I'hUto*CS&amp;ihir
,st'rv,J as the band director. answered the query aback
with
unPisbflaAeU 4sUy except a%er4&amp;y. haay as4 Christmas; eb.
I wish to give special thanks other query.
, 11,1.4 Mlur4ay pr.c.dIs.j Vbtlstznia.
to Dottie Austin, Fred Vast
"Why Is it necessary to pass
svaacssrrson *AI*S
Pelt ssn'l Hill Vincent for the many of the bills that we i's'
By
$ome Delivery
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WACO, Tex. (UP!) — police
publicity given us on our ti- in the Senate?" sputtered
5p Mall
EMU4O&amp;.5 CUUT%
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Chief John Ballard of Lacy
HR MAIL, cent uniform fund.raislng pro. Randolph.
as. west
1j of i V.&amp;r
ll$.$• I t.ir
j('CtIS. They would not have been
sic • Moa
L11 I Munt he
That also is a gotid question, Lakeview Tex., was looking for
as. s Mostle
ite
sea a Month*
as successful as they were Why, for instance, was it a wanton motorist who not only
i .60I month
1
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by necessary for the Senate to damaged the front of a car but
U. 5. Postal ttsisilst laa. prsvid. that4.0aU eubseriptiuns be without the publicityy g
tics' the back.
Is In ailvaam
the 'ocal newspaper.
pass in June a resolution
Someone hit the parked car
It is so gratifying to those Ignating Slay an
The U.ra44 Is a ember ••1 the Unit" Press whIch
•.
"Steeinmark and knocked its tear Into a
$111.4 .adulvely I. lb. vs. for repsodllea
oa
et aLl lb. IOC*I of us who work closely with Month?"
ne ws prints. in ibis newspaper.
tong's iconoclastic outlurst parked wrecker. Ballard's In.
our youth to see the media glv.
Zaisred as
aL
waiter Octoi.r *, isis
en front page space to the came too late to prevent the tcrest in finding the culprit was
t. i',,.i
office 0* lasSoed. tior14 vcer the £05 05 Ceoars.e o
ninny good things that our Senat. from plunging head- more than in the line of duty.
I. 1$$7•
The damaged car is his.
youth are doing,
long into Father's Day, but it
.st.sjai, aewe as sdv.rtlalag of this •dlIIua
309 paz of aa
Again, I thank you for the serves as a rallying point for
The $a.atord Mete d
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La any satin., with.
out wriltea permisalea of the pubisahsfot The t1.rz14. Any
publicity given the Seminole those of us who are d.•trr,,sin.
rhe island of Jamaica grows
La4IvIdua1 or fIrm r.aponslhIe for suet reproduction will be
High
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more than half the world's sup.
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5054 MeaLe las dam-as "dot the iaw.
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"Heaven and earth will pass away,
but my words will not pass away."—
Luke 21:33.
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destroyed. Those built on trust in
Christ will remain. - Joseph R. Sizoo,
American clergyman.

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"It may even," he warned, "lead to
group nagging!"
This is enough to give any man - or
woman - Pause.

By 111111, Ni:wsoM
Inner fountain anti not from the 300.000 member, of the Commu.
The starched white uniform printed page. The army
' nist party in Indonesia largely
and the black Moslem rap were strktett him to * text screened
are things of the past now.
- the same, but the man who in advance.
BruceBiossat -- RayCromley
But
from the political
wore them was not t same
tensions
of Jakarta,
the
L
hung KM-no of oh.
Sukarno whim when he jug. hinterlands among thein 3,000
The face of the Preshient gested it would be
th.
Sukarno who addressed lniio. congress review its 1i'I I islands that make up Indonesia,
Political Notebook
nesia's highest policy-making cision to make him president Sukarno retains much of the
father Image of the revolution
' WASHINGTON (NEA) — The these youngsters from poor My son Is in the, came boat." body, the people's consultative for life
against
the Dutch.
ether day a 16-year-old girl set families.
We talked with the vice presi* congress, was puffy. lie read Slowly but surely the "flung"
Anti as the army.dominatrtl
from
a
prepared
text
bar,'
of
l,rotht'r
wits
lt.'ing
pushed
into
out to find a job to earn money So the employment people (lent of a company. "I don't
new government moves eaufor coliege.
told the 16-year-old girl from know what to say," he answer, the extemporaneous lightning the figurehead position he said tiou.ly away from the precipice
flashes
that
for
'.50
years
had
he
would
never
occupy.
S he went to the state employ. a non-poverty family to come
of disaster, It still must face
The review Sukarno suggest. the problems of subversion, of
meat office to register. She fill, back when school was out and ed. "My daughter's looking for stirred the hearts of lot) million
Indonesians
anti
let!
them
to
the
ed
probably
will
not
come
until
.d out forms and was inter, they'd try to find her something. a job,"
190.4 when it is expecteda new centrifugal forces which threatviewed by three employment They didn't hold out much hope. M this piece was being writ, brink of ruin.
on to tear the far-flung islands
And
when
he
his
finished
A few days later a man phon. ten, a man called in to say he
ronuress will hi' elected an" by front the central
apeciallats. She had excellent
government
qualificatIons,
ed the girl's father at the of. had just received a letter from speech the applause that once that time It is poasil'le that and of a chaotic economic sit.
a
Princeton
alumni
group.
The
would
have
rocket!
the
10,000.
such
will
not
be
necessary.
When It was all over, they flee, lie wanted to say he'd re.
uation,
sk
asked
what her father did for commend the girl for a job, Beletter reported that numbers of seat flung Karno sports palace, For Sukarno 14a nick man.
The new leaders promise to
Princeton
college
undergra.
was
only
moderate,
lit,
is
6$.
Old
by
lintiunesian
a living. She told them. The needed young people with her
Indonesia to the Unite.!
who depend on summer fit. had sought s received standards, Its has lost one kid.
employment people said her training. "Hut," he said,
Nations
tint,,
anti to reopen the way
assurances
(ruin Indonesia's. ney and the other is long overfather earned more than the know we're bound by these re. jobs to stay in college had been
private
enterprise, ln.lone.
for treatment in Vienna.
maximum set in President strictions, You know what I turned down. So far as the man ruling • triumvirate that he .1w,
min'sforeign debt, come to $!.6
But
meantime
he
is
needed,ala's
could
tell,
the
turndowns
were
would
not
be
embarrassed
by
a
Johnson's youth opportunity mean."
billion, Including
billion to
p program. (The maximum is $4,. "You mean her family must because the Princeton men had congress debate on his position. by the triumvirate Composed of the Soviet Union,asome $200
parents
who
earned
more
than
Smihsrto,
Foreign
The triumvirate headed by
1'! i In i s tsr million each to Japan and the
IN for a nonfarm family with be poor?"
Lt. qfn Suharto wanted him Adam Malik and the Sultan of United
seven children, or $1,990 for a "Yes, which means we can't the maximums.
States, anti lesser
family with two children.) The hire the people we need. But The push is on to help the there as an expression .f unity Jogjnunrta, econonuir minister. amounts to others,
This Ii between the president and the
The high drains, of last fall's
President's push, they said, is we're waiting to see If they underprivileged.
The heritage left by Sukarno
fine. But fathers say their 16. armed forces.
Communist - directed abortive
to ass that poor youngsters get won't ease restrictions."
Is
not conducive to confidence
jobs.
Some of us talked over the or 17-year-olds want to work Sukarno is at his beat when coup against Sukarno, his own either at home or abroad. This
Thoumh these rules don't ap- problem with a personnel offic. but cant find jobs—.especIally the invective and the slogans mysterious role in it, and the is the reason for caution now.
ply to private Industry, private er in a major ajq'nev Ilt.dId.'l in areas where federal or st3te flow fcd) aa tr ft,1111 zwiw'.;rrt i':..m'•rfirms are being asked to co- J have an answer. "If you find employment offices dominate.
- operate in giving priority tolout," be said, "let me know. These rniddle.c!as, young
it, WáS•&amp;'d
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the University of Illinois College of
Medicine, has come up with what seems
against the recent suggestion that men
the most effective argument yet
and women over 60 be permitted to engage In plural marriage.
Whatever personal, social, financial
or other benefits may be gained by a
polygamous arrangement, "the prob..
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contemplate," he told the National Conferenc. of State Executives on Aging
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consciously hoping to make
their
supposedly sissy mate
lay bands on them.
"Oh, Dr. Crane," thes. fnii.
trated wives have Irritably ex.
claimed in my office, "I just
wish my husband would get so
angry he'd turn me over his
knesl"
In ease some of you us.
unsophisticated folks can't ha.
agfa* this attitude of grown
wives, just read Shakespeare's
famous "Taming of the
Shrew."
There are many adult women whose rough or "yelled-at"
childhood experience w I I it
is?,.
"He is a doctor and under a brothers or even their daddy,
has made them expect such
great deal of pressure.
"And when we drive to visit traits as typical evidence of
their grandparents, they will masculinity.
Sometimes they will thus
get to quarreling In the back
taunt and tempt their mates to
seat.
"He may finally yell at chew them out.
Some will even flirt as a
them so loudly it seems the
means of trying to make their
top of the car will blow off.
"You could actually hear husbands batter them around
him six blocka awayl I'm not a bit when they get home, for
they experience a masochistic
exaggerating!
thrill
when punished.
"So what will be the ultiAlthough men are usually
mate effect of this frequent
loud yelling after they are rougher and less genteel than
women, once in awhile a galgrown?"
If a girl grew up as an lant young fellow comes along
"only" child in a cultured fam- and loses his sweetheart just
ily, where voices were low and because be is too considerate
modulated, and then heard this and thoughtful! (See tomorkind of yelling, she'd be ter- row's case,)
You parents should send
rified.
But youngster, adapt easily. for my booklet "Games for
Virginia's brood thus are ae- Children," enclosing a long
cuatome,i to hearing their tlntl. stamped, return envelop., plus
20 cents.
tly yell at them.
Use them to entertain your
They may quiet down brief.
ly, but soon they irritate him Youngsters on long auto trip..
(Always writ, to Dr.
with more quarreling, which
again makes him shout at Crane in care of this aewo.
Paper. enclosing a big
them,
In Adulthood. therefore, they stamped, addressed envelope
will not be greatly disturbed and 20 cents to cover type
if they marry and their hus- ,an and printing easts when
bands "chew then, out" in loud yorn send for eec of his
booklets.)
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mete shep, we has caffeine
siesta. prada, sad enrb
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Leekily children adapt tests.
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thee. 210-psInt Rating
kale. below.
CASE Z-457: Virginia is lbe
mother of three little girls.
"Dr. Crane," she began,
worry over the way my husband will yell at our daugh.

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is to try anti get clear of the pack on the first five or six
laps In other wottis try for a position where yours not
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Charles Friend of Tap on Saturday at 8 and 10 lb (2-0.0), Cooper lb (0.0.0), crowded
and tan run full bore as required by the fast Day1)eI.antl in second place with a p.m. and also the start of the Richards If (2.0.0), LIt. rI
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7i1 series Dave Shaw also of finals for the eliminations of 0-0)
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Ihlanei with a third place po the Firecracker Tournament AIO
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KIDS
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22 1 3 00-571, fast on the front
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Ich at Daytona as on the back Etralght.
Isni 710 fi, the fourth slot
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One of the hiihlight a of the the weekend.
Ilatterles Dunn anti Scott
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m a :100
getting " from 11:30 am, 'til .1 p.m.
teson. U'-Wllliam,.
particularly those planning to be at the Firecracker 400 on
extra cash bonus.
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1.1k. I've ['em saying, the
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In all, I have competed In 17 Grand National races at
trowels
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bigger each week. So, why not Tryout Slated
Rill-Gordy 2, 8 t
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join the happy folks here at
Woods 2, DIckson, flod-es; 100-mile races held preceding each '10o.
lanes.
In my 11 starts in
On DeLand Field 28-Woods;
Is; 3i1-Stunipf, Hick.. the Firec
racker anti "500" events, I failed to finish three
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son; 811-Ijokomb, Paiker, Firecrackers (wrecking in 1963) anti one "500" (blown engine
flt,aling Program started for DeLAND-The Pittsburgh Pir- Scott
2, Alexander, Grerq1.
in 1959).
L the short summer schedule this ates will conduct a tryout camp
Since the Daytona truck opened in 1950, 1 have not startweek with ten full teams and clinic at DeLand Thursday.
eti two Firecrackers -(1961 and 1963) and two of the February
in operation. Some really good The camp will be held at Con.
Delay
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MIAMI
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admit. he's the reategt been third In 196-I and second in 1960, My but finish In the
go at 9 a. M. and be prepared but maybe not the richest, has Firecracker was eighth in 1963 Aside from the two victories,
, daughter into this well super- to
to workout until 2 p. m.
vised howling program.
asked for A 30-dAY diday In my best "500" finishes war# second In 1962. Third in 19W,
Players must be 16 years Of
Garry Fox found that elusive
posting a *25.000 allmoo bOnd and six th in 11163, My other finish was 57th in 1959 when my
engine blew after only eight laps,
sti Ike zone once again, this age to be eligible to attend the for his es-wife, Song.
camp, and no American Legion
In three of the 17 races I managed to get the pole position,
minim in the Monday evening layers
Clay said Tuesday through
will be permitted to his attorney that proce,s from once for the "500" (ltHluiJ and twice in the 100-mile events
Trophy Lounge Iii 1.n Mixed rarticipate
in the camp 11 such his May 21 fight with Genre. *196-I anti 11166). My best
start in a firecrac ker race was
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Legion Coach Jim Brown, C I., v e I a n d
the PhIladelphia Athletics was or the Commander of the
Le- I Brown, Fullback, 'bas gained
the first player walk ed intro- glon Post he repfeenta in Cc- 11,312 yards In n1rs years
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atiail credited with
League, they'll not only have Youth Baseball League Tues.Judge Max Russ giving him of Bob Gotee was credited with
strike when you knock down
enough for all 20 lanes, but day at Seminole high Sch ool the slimmest official margin the win and also slapped two
9 p ns on your first ball, in probably
of five points and Judge Chris singles. Meek, also had two hits
a second or later Field.
any frame throughout the
scoring hint six point, for the Pir ate..
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ahcu,l of Jones.
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Bagley 223-54:1, R. hag,,
strikes in a row (and don't
Paul Jordon i_5$, Dunn kept the Hic ks scorch-isa
smirk that this is so difficult Norm Quellanil So?, Chuck Red. until the last inning when they
that no one wnt,l,i win, eitheri) man
212-568, Keith Morgan tallied two runs.
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Dunn allowed hut three hits
180.
we gave away .17 pizzas. In.
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For those men who never and
eluded in this group were seem to get the time to attend ACTION RIDS hluicomb i.f
Charles Friend, Furl %Ve*ver ,
association meetings, our newly 0-1-0), Parker lb (I 'I) (,or
flick Sc hae ffer, Woody Wilson, elected Secretary
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Gil Luck is fly as (3-2-1). Stumpf lb (2(huck Reilman, l)*ve Shaw. posting minutes of all the hap. 0-I), 1)unn p (30.0), Woods If
Jim Altman, John I-ischer, Al peninga here at the lanes, for (3-0-1), 'watt
(3-1-1). Alex
Hergusun, Joy Mutcheler, How- your conveniente and Informs, antler rf (1-1.0), Place rf-2b
.rti Owen,, Jack Kanner, 1.. R. tlon.
(1-0.1). Smith 2b (1-0-0).
Jones, Keith Morgan, Doris
The women's instal la tIon ban- Ir.
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1k-re Is no particular part of a race on Daytona InterShuutteet, Jim Farris, Darkis quet is scheduled
for Tuesday, (1'0-0).
national
Speetletay that is more crucial than any other seg.
Owens and Chuck Singleton.
July 26th here at the Trophy
HICKS: William, p-3I (2.1- inent of the rate. Thc whuI race is crucial.
Earl Weaver picked up the
Lounge. Guests are Invited with 0). Hickson 3h-p (:I-I.[). 11 I- t
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vision. The lower B. Group al. test
200-539, Elsie Wells 181 left jab and a low flying right
by Ann Hayden Jones of Eng.
ready has their minimum of 10 -513, Sue J k n 174-509. hand that hurt him as much as derision. Mtu* of the low blows enth Inning,
The Twins struck first by land, 44 1.i 6-i.
qualifiers, with the low score The Fri ac so
The other sem if inal berth.
day evening women's it did challenger Doug Jones, were with tl.e right hand.
taking advantage of seven
to beat, a 468 series.
A bleacher c rowd set Up $ -three of them extra heuS- went to defending champion
Sand Spurs had a couple over Tuesday night successfully tie.
500 as Zee Tobias of the Pen. fended his World Boxing As. chant of "wv want Clay" while to grab a comfortable 7.0 lead Merril Smith of Australia
category automatically get their ney's Auto
and second-seeded Maria flue.
Center team bowled .ociation championship Ii u t waiting for the decision and Forest City, however, sad.
bowling paid for in the doubles a 170503 and team-mats Jo Jones said Cassius Clay was Jones sail (lay was a might remarkable rally and tied
no
of BraziL Miss Smith top.
eliminations which start on
better fighter than Terrell." score at 7-7, extending the game pod Trudy Gorenman
Drown clipped - - a 178-...400. the real winner,
of The
Friday evening at 9 o'clock. Other no
It WItS the second title tie- Clay is champion only in New Into extra Innings.
ta bles were Helen Kae.
Netherlands, 6.0, 6-4, and 511,,
'These matches will continue un 169 and Jane Adcock ii of (ens. (or Terrell, recognized York anti ''ahiforn ia.
The Twins were retired w ith. Buono routed Francoise Durr of
an Saturday at 7 p.m. and Oil
champion in 48 states, but
The figli t got off to a good out scoring in the top of
France, 6.4, 5-3,
Ahiii of Sanford; Ann Lutz 169 as
through Sunday, with the finals and Elaine Miller 180 for Pine. ___________________ --------- start, will, Jones rushing In seventh
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These bowlers will be shoot. Elaine Kostivmsl was th rowing
with his vaunted left jab,
center fielder Patrick boomed GREEN BAY, Wis. (DPI)
Ing for a *30 first place gust- a big ball on Friday AM In the
But in I he second ro und, Ter. a t mendous tripl
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antee in both divisions, plus
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Thursday's Games
Thursday's dames
Philadelphia at New York (N) Baltimore at Kansas City
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Cleveland at Minnesota
Quality hill
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Francisco (N) New York at Boston (N)
Pinecrest RexaII
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houston at Pittsburgh (N)
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Chicago at Atlanta
Cleveland at Minesota (N)
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picked to win the title follow, self moving Into prominence
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the eliminations of the
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Drysdale, the No. 7 seed,
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33 39 .463 12½ New York
Bwer rf (3.0-0) Younghlade St. Louis
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Kansas City 31 40 437 16
Now York
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John Sheffield 1? (".0-0)
Washington
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CHASE
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Boston 5 New York 3
Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3
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series. Congratulations, flat- advanced to the finals of the
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Area 2 tournament In Winter three hitter anti helped thin gs meet th
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Another one over the 600 phiof Winter Park, a 3-1 victor Emerson.
So, if you haven't et tried
Billie Jean King of Aihani.
teau a. Split-ski, who for a
over
the Winter Park CIvItans
your hand at entering th is tour. change
bra, Calif., gained the semi.
didn't have any, thank
Monday.
n.y which is sponsored
you, as we finished with game.
Forest City had
the finals of the women's singles
Maryland Fried Chicken, plea., of n, 200-014.
Tuesday when she rallied from
Seminole title Saturday with
give It a whirl.
Also f rom this same league,
verdict
one.eet deficit to beat An.
come-from.beblad
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a Eli and nudged another three
By Mark Brower
Park Monday 'Adth a 4.2 win out at the P IaIos with a boom
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Ing gained their semifinal berths
Sox. home run. Illfly Meeks also On Monday, Ralston by beating
have to remind you gentlemen
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ebeh.bakedthTIg. drade bowled 197 and 171/loll onlat at Cooper Field In a iou),..I-------I
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cr5, 11.0, neuman sue nutting os tn. 1k. "a
Barbara
Rohrer and Andy
Mike Mason and the Yanks
WINTER PARK: Beasley ss
stopped the ChIef., 14-9, with Stiuc iulb&amp;buratcd to lead the (3-0-0), Tuttle Th (3*0), Fish.
Preston RiCharde getting three Alley Galore to 3 points over hack 3b (3.0-0), Reid p (3-0-0),
the We floo's.
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John lasses and George Paulk 165/443 was top, for the Strikes Sa nford gets back Into action
all had thre. hIts for Quality and Spares.
Saturday night agaInst Colonial
N. C. Lowther of th e Pea at Orlando's MeCraken FIeld.
to back up the hurlin g of Jim
Pickers provided the punch for Casselberry will b, seeking to
Re.
Cliii. defeated Cobia Boats his team to take three from regain It, first place spot toby forfeit In the other Metro the flutter Dusters as he rolled night when It. Post 256 team

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of Charlotte, NC., Pearson of Spartnnbui-g. S. C.,
In s Keruty in
at 172.679 Dun White of
town,
mum per hour. Hometown drle- Earl Balmer of Floyd Knoki,
or Marvin Pinch of Daytona Ind., and Sam McQu'tgg of
WOO the Pole last year in a Columbus. Ga., in Dot!ge. ilni
Ford with * speed of Paschal or High Point, N.C.,
171.510 miles per hour.
Jim Hurtubise of N. Tonawitfi.
The track qualifying record do, N.Y.. and Paul Goldsmith
was set in February when of Munster, Ind.. In Plymouth*
set in February when
rd and flabby Johns of Miami,
Petty of Randleman, N.C., hit Fla., Gordon .lohncoek of Htist.
17L16 miles per hour In a Ings, Mich.. and Curtis Turner
1060 Plymouth.
ef Charlotte, NC., In Chevrolet
These three drivers are Chevelles.
among those given a chance to
Six starting positioni will
win the
Thursday. Diet. be decided in qualifying each
inger will be in a 1966 Met. day, Th ursday through Sunday,
envy Comet, Pinch will be with the final In positions to
driving $ IOtt Plymouth anti be determined in a
2-milo
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Sanford
got Its only rm in -8. Shumaker 3. Ito145.
trolt clobbered California M3, report to Marion, Va. Oi the
the sixth Inning on two str
aight Rh- Colbefl, Beasley.
Minnesota blanked Cleveland Appalachian League.
walks and Tim Colbett's single.
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another Auatralian.unh.r*lied
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Calif., vu five,. Owen I)svldsoii-in the second pole contenders are fludily flak. day flag at 10 am, on Mon.
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Cliff Drysdele On canter
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and advanc, to the finals
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weeks, Bunning is
making a their last 11 outIngs. Sammy homer.
Melly Smith did the hurling
Camilo Pascual and Al
Ellis, a disappointment this
Donna Hudson, seniors; and Patricia Pratt, Colts,
Chan Tuesday sight, allow.
ML squad and his two.hlt,
Spy, farm
Worthington
combined to burl a
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team, is not pictured.
role
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g a1ag and then holding
ered hIs 13th homer to lead
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If beating the Mots
Minnesota past Cleveland. Pu.
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place
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four
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vi,
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while f'g 13.
squad, the 34-year-old ri
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bander will hi making
5ttik
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advantage of the wildness c(
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eighth appearance
Don Lock slammed a three
George's butler Rick Carter,
In
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Roberto
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Jose
and thereby set a record. Buns- tan
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Cormick,
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1108 Is each 01 the fourth and
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"But short skirts are hers to the clothes she bed in mind, en's apparel field Including Quint', ninth collection for the tigbt.fltting clothes where the "Oh, well never have an era Office of the British Empa
NEW YORK (UPI) - Mary stay, b.eause functionally The "mod (for modern 100k foundation garments - "what J. C. Penney Company. For bosom Was all,
of nakedness," she said, "for (ODE).
Quint, the designer who help, they're the best for life.
to fashion) soon enveloped women had been wearing was fall, the company also a p. Now, she sees it ii $ long
more
d start high . rising hemline., Miss Quint was wearing a Chelsea, as other shop, open.
,, sensual to be partlyI asked the designer h
oneexception during designs from another fluid line from neck to hem.
covered.
thinks the hoopla about short Quint design as she tallied—.m .d, and the young offbeat - footwear.
the Queen was wearing lt,
Londoner, John Michael, who "Chanel was right," said Mi.s
hemlines?
skirts should be chopped off sharp green jersey, unbelted, clothes Were snapped UP. soon The firm licenses nianufactu- does mens wear, and from two Quint, "when she s*id that a But she remembered h
right now,
Conurvalh'ely!"
and with neckline and hem "mod" became a mood inter. rex., but what the inanufactu. Paris designer,, As-tel and Vie. woman should wear clothes more accepted daring clothes
"I don't believe In this gnat banded in whit.. Where I. sh. nationally. Miss Quint insists rexs produce must meet stand. toir..
fractionally loose."
had become. "Once I was not
Rudl Gernroich, the Callfor. permitted to enter a cathedral
ards the trip has spelled out To Miss Quant. a new fash.
ORAL PILL
designer who recently was above the knee, said Miss designs -"you just have to be Now, they're in cosmetics, and ion grows out of the last thing ala designer, was right also in in Italy," she said, "because I VATICAN
CITY (UPI) -..'
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young at ht&amp;rL"
pretty soon vrill launch a Quant you do." She mid that what is unshackling women from con- had on a sleveless dress." Now, Pope Paul VI today received
honors list.
Mary Quint, her husband, Today, the fantastically suc perfume.
considered "any" in clothes fining clothes, and she wasn't of course, the sleeveless is a the final report of his birtb
"The stress should be on the Alexander Plunkett Green, and ceseful designer, who looks The , uple Is In the United chances constantly. Once. she talking about his topless bath. classic.
control commission. Vati4j
whole look. The hem should fit Archie McNair 11 years ago about 19 with her boy haircut States to introduce K 15 s said, it was represented in Inc suit. Rather, she spoke of For Miss Quint's contribu. sources said it reeommrndeit
the occasion, so for evening the set up a small shop In the Chit. arid trim slim figure, desIgns
the foundations using a mini. lion to British designs, Queen qualified endorsement of th
tendency Is down.
sea section of London to make I almost everything In the wom. I
file 111lufarb 4trath June 29. 1966
Page 7B mum of control.
Elizabeth presented her the oral contraceptive pill.

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support al the latest voterass bore this. Inecription. `*Thou
smut from the Dellortmeat 41 job" has W &amp;bcon is a
jewing the talk.
Bantle District Judo Ad-, legislatim Is Caftress.
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the disturbance about 46 miles
due west of Fort Myers an
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Charges Dropped

Charges of grand larceny.
filcd auisinsL Robert B. Jeffer.
7 son, 408 French Avenue, have
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writer)

Thm's no red tape when you
get an auto loan here at

Florida's Gulf Coast. Highest

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Dear Abby
Editorial pace

It appeared, however, that
the area would be spared gal.
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brought gray skies to the sun.
shln* belt, puddles, to the
streets, wet socks to the feet

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time to

for

institutions to keep them corn. eight miles away, n.'i*r the

along the coast today is an
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truditiun.)
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wa lly the bandisheli) at Fourth Delegates today ga thered up

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lean Medical Association
(I'.sistur This reader appar. UP Its dispute-riddled
conven.
sony is not aware that the lion today with
a Medicare

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pray.

therinan, it's a tropical depr.s. The increases are permissive, Hrumky and Conatalsle R. F.
Carroll.
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MIAMI (UPI) — To the Wea. stitutions.
by Sanford police .14ict. Don

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Street in

serve Board and Federal Home er Homes
loan Bank board approved In. ford Naval Air 'ft a t I n ii.
creases
the savings and loan Hardin was recaptured about

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no Immediate signs of Intensi.
fication.
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that heavy rains and squalls
spawned by the disturbance

might cause small twisters in
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paign.
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militarily
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with Defense
ry Robe rt S lc'Jamara
and by other sources today:
—The oil 95 percent of which
was imported th rough liii'
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vance reparations wee. mail.
to
meet
One Ciockwiniier has said
Sen. Wayne L. aloes.. de.
she is verj sorry to see Fourth
sen tion of the raids as "shockof July celebrations turned in- ing
outlawry" was to be .feels
to political rallies. She

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at NA'10 facilities to other
picture In Seminole County is nal, said today he did not plan Ing four per cent on re ular wa-i before the air campaign
the final meeting of the season spots In Europe.
began.
of the Seminole County Cham- At the big U. S. air base at expected at this time, Eugene any Increase at Oda time.
savings deposits and 4
per
cent on certificates of de posit
ber of Commerce Coffee Club Evreuz 30 miles west of the Estridge lii, assistant vice pee,
• Peopts have confidence
(Tim. requirements anong th
capital C13o transport planes Ident of First )ederal
this morning,

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reluctantly agreed
it as a military
blow that
could be

Savings our op.ratIo and we dl)
various financial institutionse
rolled out on the tarmac for the and Loan said today,
Charlie Morriso n, of
new
want
to
be
forced
into
a
rate vary from 60 to 90 days or ala
the last time and prepared for As of 10 a m today a
d
1_,.,emonlesfor
flights later today to Stildenhall Milos authorized savings and war with competition which months deposits).
the occasion. po n
out hat bass In England. The 32 giant loan institutions to pay five per would encourage risk leading. Federal Institutions pay the
the United States should stop Captain Swanson had
transports and their
some at present—four and 4½ One man remained at large
dividend on six - month say. We prefer the prudent
Viet. missed * meeting of the Cot equipment and personnel will ings certificates (multiples of lion, Duane said.
all
air
attacks
rt
on
No
h
P.t cent, on regular savings today but
Is
Volusia 'eminoIe Lake Mon nam if it wishes to create the fø Club (luring his
However, American Federal and certificates of deposit, to back In Sanford city jail at.
tenure at. all be clear of the base by Sept $1,000), whether or not competi
roe park now has street lights, most
favorabie climate for SNAS and would be missed by I
tors in the area (banks) are in Orlando announced thin week spectively.
toe the two escaped from *
Florida Power and Light Cornthe whole community when he French officals also agreed paying five per cent.
onee
talks,
it would begin paying 4.Th per A national Interest rate war city work gang about tn::lO
pany has erected two lights In
And, finally, Johnson know is transferred to Charlotte, N. to stagger the withdrawal of
Rulings handed down June 28 clot. OR cortUicates Of deposlL has developed In certain areas o'clock Wednesday morning.
the park. One is located In the
that
the "coves" In Congress C. in Autust.
the 2,400 French officers and only authorized the savings and (It Is to be noted, according of the country with commercial Recaptured about l'-' hours
camping area and the other Is and elsewhere would criticize
Prizes were awarded to Rich- men from NATO posts over loan institutions to up their rate to financial sources. that when banks authorized to pay as later was Ifosey Hardin.
2,k
lust at the head of the boat
unusual ard Des., Richard Keogh and several months to avoid disrup. to five per cent if banks In the dividend rates are upped, in. much as 5½ per
the
decision.
While
lbe
of Palatka. Still tr,., Is (mr.
launching ramp, to facilitate
Leroy Anderson.
severity of that criticim
tion of the organization,
terest rates charged an loans while savings and loan Institu. once Irvin Smith, 21, also of
area do o.
night launchings or take-up$.
also go up.)
lions were
Capitol
fill[
was
surprising,
y
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there Ii
pay
four
a
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eviden::
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to see an Impressively beautiful North
American troop buildup.
administration building on that flIPi(15 acted with full heads with which French roe. heads can only be fired after
high hill, overlooking the earn knowledge that the attacks an kets are *quipped because of both a French and an Amer.
pus and the highway, providing the f ri nge, of the two heavily President Charles do Gaulle's Ican officer have each turned
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to command men's time that Chinos* Communist interven. eign Office
by U. S. Ambassa. American sources said the war.
does not lift men's lives," says
Kenneth Wacker, past district tion, and draw down On him' dor Charles E. Bohlen said heads would now revert solely
"It the wrath of many at home that as a result of the NATO
governor of Rotary. He also de.
to U. S. control.
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dared, "Leadership ii an ac siid abroad.
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warheads no looser apply. and today with change of command
price Is evidence of his deep the United States is with
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Sanford Junior High

Seminole County ' * on the St. Johns River * *** "The Nile of America"

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sawed, aid crested a lot 41
,arIs inlbu.lssm thretigbout t I e
issan dspkt
bunita.klalsedsie school
om..l, and stay are now no purpose if thio cam- display throughout lbs paign was to give the students
a better understanding it how
few
Misth grid. Mi,diits it our es_try's government
Mrs. lists WsitgatVs Zarlb. .psnt.s, aid everyone In
I11N dam... had lbs pihi. dais had a chance to express
Ispitadsit from Navy IL and stud up for his opiates.
"daenkgial Tb. entire campaign was
D"Pisw
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II. displayed and as enjoyable 'aid educational
.
various wiather Is. exsnes for the students.
CC
uists mud Is Miscasting.
AIlurwsrd.,
students ask- During National Lasary
M.s,.l questions Week Mrs. Whiting, the school
ed
ainhq Is w.Mb.s. The. librarias, asked the stud.sIa
I1--ItI 151 euly isJspsd his to submit a list of ten books
I bit gristly prea.d from they would like to own and to
give their neasono for wantAL
0s
Ing thes, books. Many dusweetlylbs Drama Club deb participated, and the
pwis$M Its first productic. three aimms, wbe will restudent
nt body.Tb. play ceive a book it their choke,
is
mu a conody about lb. love were Patti Johnson, Cathy
Uv.s it three member, it a McKelvey, and Wad. Singleparticular family. Many hum. tory.
ellis incidents developed to Patti Johnson's list Includes
bssp as sudleac, highly en. Webster's Dictionary, Famous
tsetaissd. Mti. Virginia Moe. Poems by Famous Poets,
SeadIrected the play with Plays of Shakespeare, History
linda go*, Jane Poigar and of Roman and Greek MytholDark Sub ualstlag her. ogy, Diary of Anne Frank,
Dwight lowel, Janet Gala. History of Nursing, Medical
-, Pursue Bern, Kurt Care and First Aid, Great
Skew, Tad Diana, Pu Twy. Ken In Medicine, The World's
mu, and Patsy Thompson Religions and Their P.11th,
wets members iflb. east.
aid Gone With the Wind.
$ev.sth grads Gin Club, Patti states that she would
d1r.dad Cy Mn. Mini like to on thes. books betumpt presented a program cause the Is vitally Interest.
baad, s. .4 in their subject matter. She
it mugs, and
der IM direction it Peter feels that each book will widlukur played throughout the en her knowledge, especially
program.
when she talks with cultured
C..
persona. She further states
Is Sidle to .zpsnlanea
that It I. a good feeling to
process of .oloclting votes know these books are avail.
from students for a particular able when she needs them for
political party, the ninth Information or entertainment.
see
graders In Mt.. S.cord's civics class., recently conducted The Sanford Braves' base.
a political campaign.
bail team ended the season
lbs platforms foe the vat. with s 122.1 record. Gary
I= parties were written and Maples pitched two no.hlttars;
adopted by ks students and Skipper Senkarik and Greg
Peticher hit the only two
home runs of the season. We
congratulate the boys, Coach
Owen McCarron, and Coach
Ron Hunt for a job well don..

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J..hisig Seminoles will pub.
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stage a short parade through
%downtown Sanford. The pa.
reds will begin at 5:30 p.m.
and will follow a route from
the Chamber of Commerce
building, west on First Street
to Oak Avenue, and then return to the Sanford Avenue
Intersection.

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David Edwards UI I. a stu- tent greater than the $109,.
dent at Central Florida Jun. 162.32 collected during April,
br College In Coals. He Is the 1963.
Gasoline sales and tax cot.
only Seminole County student
ections
are also continuing
registered at CFJC.
heir strong climb upward,
urther boosting the economy
New paving on 25th Street l
gains of Seminole.
has been torn up again . . .
During April of this year,
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LONG WOOD COUNCIL Chairman Percy White (right) and County Corn-

missioner Lawrence Swofford. guest at meeting of the Longwood City
Council, atutl' reports on road and bridge taxes paid by the city over the
past five years as compared with funds returned to the city.

Seminole County Burns campaign leaders today
made a personal appeal for Scott Kelly supporters
to join them In the May 24 runoff.
County Road Program
"We invite them to join us to stop the 1(1gb
movement, which Is backed by Bobby Kennedy,"
Harold Kastner, a local
Burns leader, said today, their schedules were not firm.
Gov. hlaydon Burns will In Lakeland, meanwhile the
meet Mayor Robert King thlrd.plsce finisher In the psi. Outlined To Longwood
mary, Scott Kelly, was ozHigh of Miami in the pected to announce today who
Democratic runoff In less he will support in the
County Commissioner W. ning, in answer to question by county for participating in
l.awrcnce Swofford, guest at Councilman E. E. Williamson maintenance of roads that
than two week..
oft,
meeting of the Longwood assured the board he "knows Slarl,ham Road wouldn't meet.
Kastner and five other Kelly got 321,000 votes inthe
City Council Thursday eve- of no criteria used by the "The county maintained lb.
Seminole Countian. attended the first primary. He conroad for 40 years and I as.
ceded his second consecutive
strategy meeting In Jack- first-primary loss in the got.
no reason why It should not
at least participate
with be
the
sonville Thursday. Others in ernor's race Thursday and Girls Suspended city in maintenance
now,"
the group were C. R. Clont, theit announced he would
W. A. Patrick, Sen. Mack N. voice support of either Burns
15141.
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Cleveland Jr., John Fitzpat. of High within 24 hour..
Swofford, who appeared at

For Vandalism

don, (left), commanding officer of VA fl-il, presents the Checkertafis' $661S.75 Navy relief
check to ('apt. ft. H. Fowler .Jr., Commamler of
of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, The check
Is the first of the year's Navy'
Relief
Fund Drive, currently underway at Sanford
NAB.
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Navy Relief Fund

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Launched Al'

a., Jose Casselb.nvy
Tb. Christian Homemaker,
if lb. Cauelb.rry Community
Methodist Church met at the
home of Mr. and Mr.. Frank
Messick at 451 Hibiscus Road
Casselberry. Mrs. Darwin
Shea was co-hostess.
The program was presented
by Henry Duncan. The vice
president, Mrs. John Flaquer,
presided it the business 'es
vim In the absence of the
president, Mrs. Ii. L. Worley.
It mu reported that $50 was
yalsed for the treasury
through the recent sale of
borne products by class mem•
ben.
The else. has contributed
canned goods and non.perlihables to help stock the emer.
gency shelf sponsored by the
Commission on Missions, and
baa given aid to a local
family at Easter.
Refreshments of peanut
p
butter pie, chips and dis,
gelatin salad, nuts, mints,
coffee, and tea, were served.

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rick and Robert S. lillIhimer.
the meeting by special
Kelly's verbal and active
Cleveland said the governor campaign support m I g h t
tion of council, advised the
Two Juvenile girl, who van- would result in immediate ex- board to take Its problems to
swing the runoff either way
invited him to attend,
'We were very Impressed after the governor gleaned dallied Oviedo School recently puisio,i. They sri' 13 and l•i the designated official., Corn.
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and csrne away inspired," "only" a 28,913-vole margin have been suspended Irons years old.
rnis'tioner John Alexander for
Deadline for the Spencer
Over High in the first pri- school for 10 days by Principal
Kastner said,
Under present regulations, th e district 2 portion of the
swizzle stick sign expires Sate
"Many Kelly chairmen
mary. High, in turn, was 11. Clyde holder, with the hick' the principal has the power to city and Commissioner Lee
urday. However, the Sanford
ing of the Board of Public suspend students for a mail. Gary for the district 4
tended
the
Burns
meeting
and
211 votes ahead of Kelly,
portion,
city commission is not exInstruction.
offered testimony of their
mum of to days. lioidt'r rec. and reminded that he (Swo?.
pected to take any action unhloari
members
support for the Governor in
decided oiuinuntlwtl th. 'igbter" pen- ferd) is district 3 commission.
til next meeting - Monday
Thursday to suspend the girls slty, after studying the facts rr,
ise runff," Kastner said.
night.
"IIower,A acres Pit lb.
Instead of expelling them
Kastner said he felt that
'ople," •s. safa, "and am
tt of the case and reaentiu to
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tb. majority of 'Seminole
Seminole voters suffered
g.ad to be cusIstaace."
further trouble from them
County people who voted for
from a severe case of "finger
In other action, board ap.
lit' re-stated his position se.
Kelly would back Burns in
fatigue" in Tuesday's pri.
proved the hiring of lkrnuan ganiiuug the road and bridge
" runoff.
mary. They started out strong tastings and Loan League, In. Annual Navy Relief Society been the Navy's own orusnaM. Lofton, Evans iligh Sdooi tax, explaining that law re.
Harry Covington went fish.
savings and loan as. fund drive was launched in a tion for the relief of distress
"I personally believe that
but by the tinse they got down heated
coach, to be football coach of quires the county to return
*elation accounts In Seminole
lug
Th
ursday.
its
didn't catch
the ballot their fingers gave ounty took a big step ahead big way at. Sanford Naval among Navy and Marine Scott Kelly wonitt hive been
the Oviedo Lions next year.
one-half of the tax to municimuch stronger runoff op. anything but it was a fishing
out and they couldn't vote.
ast year. In the 1964.65 fiscal Air .Station when the Checker. Corps personnel and their I
Lofton, 31, who holtis a mas. palities but does not prohibit
Candidates listed neat the ear, the accounts, measured tails of V.thl.lI tuntribute,i a families.
P°fleflt tItan 111gb," Kaatmaj trip lie will long remember.
her', ilegree from Louisiana the county from return ing all
V bottom of the ballot suffered n amount of dollars, gained $665.75 check to the Navy
In 1%5 Navy Relief exp'n- salt!.
State University, has been at road and bridge taxes to the
Covington, who lives on
charity organization..
Knstner .alil that th
as a result.
Sen. Welborn Daniel todayEvaits
ditures amounted to almost ;
1.7 percent, to $17,517,000.
e Burns Route I, Sanford, left the
high School in. Orlando specific district from which
Of the L53* Democrats who
CDR, K. M. Santlon, Check- million. Included in that. suns people have evidence that the Wekiva River Taven fish said he would not ask for a for the past two years. He is it is collected.
One area In which Seminole
voted for governor. 1,417 were ounty registered a large per ertail skipper, tutes.'ntc,I the were :2.S cases at Sanford Hobby Kennedy people are
recount of ballots in his race vnarrk'tl anti the father of
"My position Is that such
p
small Ikalt auiL
not interested enough to flip entage loss was in the num squadron's tiuiiati,'n to ('apt .N AS w luiclu reteivt'tl * total w ritiuig l(i!, spi'e,he, sn.i ramp in ahall
not returniti by with, former Sititi, Sen. J. A. three chil,irt.'ii.
tax moneys should be spent
11.111. Ile
a lever and vote for a county er of hotel units and motel
th.' Kennctly money is in
E. Fowler Jr., cunu inn ntier of over
A van.typs truck ssiis pur- in the district, from which they
the tuiglitfitil and the •anup oper- (Tar) Huyti in the 15th Sen.
commissioner In District 4.
of
Reconnaissance Attack
tails,
The local drive is being Ilicti rain;rnign.
atoriasl District,
chased by the board, at AMA are collected. The commissIq's
ators
hecsrne
w.'rried.
SS
'' apparently will be a
Hotel units dropped 51.1 per. Wing One. The contribution, held in conjunction with the
lloyd, a l.eealuurg hu.lie,s. of $3,237, anti will be use'l policy should be changed. I
Fears mounte,I when
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Mother's Day not for la
ent, down to 112. This, for the first of this year's drive, NAS Jacksonville drive as the kr' issue In the runoff cam- ington's boat was found drift, man, won the seat by only 63 to transport audit, visual have not, do not, and will not,
ther: "If YOU feel neglected he most part, was apparently makes the Checkt'rtails the Sanford Navy Relief organiza. HUfl•
ing
in
the
river
. . . empty votes over the Clermont attor. equipment between Seminole support a policy that discnimi.
think of Whistler's father."
Kastner said it is icussible
r eflected in the closing of the first unit to rem-h and ,xt'eetl tion is a branch of theJackan except for his fishing gear.ney, according to official ncr. and Orange County schottl, nat's in such a fashion as the
that hums t,tii•ht nisk a
layfair and its acquisition by the 100 per cent mark of unvi!k Auxiliary Chaitci,
Around 10 p.m., Deputy tifkatiun from the It-county working from the audutu.visual present policy of the commls.
Oh! Unhappy day! A new he Bernarr Macf.iddcn Foun. personnel donations,
The world-wide Navy Relief appearance in Seminole Coun. j.
Galloway anti ,llstrlct, which includes Semi. center In Orlando.
sion dues," he stressed.
system of withholding Federal dlation to house Sanford Naval
Q
All Sanford squadrons, in. Drive is scheduled to run from ty.
Purchase of three pianos
In reply to questions eon.
Income tax from wages went leademy.
It will be Impossible for camp operator Herbert Sutton nob County.
cludlng those deployed, will May 4 through June &amp;
Daniel iniikate,l Thursday from McKellar Music Corn- cerning possibility of county
a search for (ov.
Into effect this week. Payttim
to
get
to
every
county
launched
The number of motel units participate In the drive.
hi planned to seek * recount puny was authorizeti anti participating with city on con.
checks for many of us today IIii the county declined 10.3
but tie is going to try," Kest. Ington. The futile search
Since its founding In 1901
of the ballut..s on the puss1. plans were accetteti for the strueti.'n of sidewalks for the
abandoned about I am,
iil show a decrease.
ncr
sail.
ercent, to a total of M9.
the Navy Relief SocIety ha
The rates at which tax Is This morning, with the c'nn- bility of error out of the mute conitrurtion of temporary students from the elementary
The Seminole County Burns
than as,000 cast.
withheld have been revised to
bullilings to be used at Semi. school, Swofforti reported the
leader sail he believed there lug of the first rays of laymore closely approximate the
resumed,
However, today he Informed nole Junior College. The buil'l. rounty had participated en
light,
the
search was
woulti he a heavier vote in
a rates upon which year-end ha' 4
th runoff lterausp of an an Ti time . . . success. Caving. a S.'minole Ccuuuty supporter, inga will be the sante type of sidewalks art SR 436 in Forest
Gordon i"retlerkk, that he portable structures used this City to * retirement horns
bility Is based. However, tifis
Those Sunland street lights licipiit,"l lively runoff cam- ton - wet,
cold anti
hungry- wouuiti not Ill,, for a recount. year at Ovie.lo sn,I South I,uain,'..s an'I the proposed con.
is NOT a tax increase. Just a
found
sitting
huddled
"II
between iltamns anti
arc flickering again.
cut In pay, perhaps?
'the filial vote In this 15th 5,,njnm,l, .!tuni'tr high School. strui-ti,un of the sidewalks In
the river bank.
In .Sprtl, residents of the 111gb.
I)iattl,t,
gave H'ty'l .11,373 and Two more architectural I,nmugwnoI would possibly meet
different
Covington
explained
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ha!
"V°i, will see s
area met and formed an
A program honoring the
elation, with a majority of the i lfay'l"n Burns." kastner saul, fallen out of the ls,st about Daniel 3 t,.'1lfl. Boyd won by fimnus were lnt.rviewe'l for the same criteria.
mothers of Seminole County
Four persons were elected the county and develop pro. propertyhmltlerj agreeing to 'lb. Is g'ting to take his coat 8 p.m. Thursday anti the boat 50.0$ per cent,
the jut, of planning, the nunsSVilIIar,uson volunteered to
"Rt'g*'ts* of the outcome, ter cimnuptis for the junior attenil the next commission
will be held at the Elks Club , th e board of directors of
drifted away, lii, nistie his
grams which will effectively an a.scssnscnt to defray the off anti really campaign."
at 3 p.m. Sunday. Guy Allen, seminole Community Action help to
way to shore and attempted to I ant very proud of my home i'ultegts anti a decision is ex- m.'eting on behalf of the city
overcome poverty, cost of electricity and keep
peat exalted ruler, will be the
find
Kirchhoff
his way out of the swamp, county of Lake for the sub' peetot to lie annnUncrtl soon. I to present the matter.
81ItS,
hII(;ht
I't('k
explained
Black
the
lights
burning.
'hursday at a general mem.
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atantial majority given me --------------speaker.
hut
became
lost.
fl.tGs
Steven Kostival, president ('t31l',tt(,
bership meeting at the Civic said that he has been workini
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2
o'clock
this
there," Daniel saitl.
Finally,
on a study of the poverty sit- Of the Sunland Estate i miliiyth,n
MIAMI iIll'[)
The Board of County Corn- C'enter,
'As to future plaits, I have
uation in this area and a mas• I pro%-cment Association, said Burns anti Robert King High mottling, he mastIc his way
New board members are
•znissioners will not meet as
her plan of combatting it Is today that the deadline for packed their campaign bags back to the river bank where none at present except to take
usual next Tuesday. The next 'Ira. Myrtle Nettles, Andrew now being drawn.
turning over $2, too to the today anti kept a weather eye he sat. down to await rescue, care of a long neglected law
session will be on May 17 at B oyd, Mrs. Lily Bell Merthie Kirchhoff explained that the Florida Power and Light Corn. no I.skelantl,
Galloway quoteil the man as practice and spend a lot of
9 am. (Reason for not meet' a ml Rev. H. B. Whitehurst,
master plan must be drawn, piny is May 1.5 anti only a
Both,
thegovernor
saying
and
It was "one of the time with my wife and ehil.
MI.
Dr. J. C. Singling was
log Tuesday is that one of the
elect' submitted, accepted and fund. I small portion of the money I anti Slsyttr 111gb, who finish, worst" nights he hall ever dren.
commissioners will be out of ei1 treasurer of the organiza. ed by June 30 in order to meet has been collected.
"I want to sincerely think
I ed t,,ir.ttto in the first Dem. spent.
tion, and employment
the county.)
of
E.
D.
federal
requirements
for
the
KoUval
urged
also
th
at
ocratie
primary
Tuesday
anti
Covingtnn'a trek through the the many loyal supporters and
K Irchhoff and Los Black as
and assist. antipoverty program as di. , residents attend the general are facetl with a May 2$ run. swamp was doubly difficult friends who worked so dill.
secu
ve
director
ti
Vernon W. Dunn plans to e:
the Office of Eco- meeting at S p. m. Monday oft, salti they planned to for him. The 2
19-year-old man gently in my behalf and par.
by
th make a legal point of Cassel- a at director, respectively, rected
nornk Opportunity,
ticulsrly I want to think my
at Lake Mary School.
start
'titte.ce.king
today.
Rut
has
only
one
ere
announced.
leg.
berry's plan to - leapfrog" an. w
wite for her patience, under.
John Fitzpatrick has been
Inex a section of South Fern
standing
and tireless help over
rtaincd
to
set
up the book.
Park. He plans to ask the t
the years."'
icping system for the cot-

flu the county-wide beau.
titkatlon program bogged
clown 1
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1,902,103 gallons of gasoline
were sold, reflecting tax colections of $133,147.21. This tax
compares to $112,599.57 cotected during the correspond.
ag month of 1963.
During the fiscal year of
165.63, sales tax collections
a the county reflected a total
fain of 5.3 percent, at $1,232,.
132. Gasoline gallonage sales
luring the year were up 3.5
percent, to 1?,$11,000.
)'ig'res released by the
tat. chac'ber it eom'nerce
tad compiled by the Florida

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MIAMI - (1319) - Scott Kelly of Lakeland.
the third-place flnliher In Tuesday's first primary
race for Goi'enior, threw his support to ucond.place
Robert King High today In the May 21 runoff against
Incumbent Haydos Burns.

cent increase for the county.

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Sales tax collections, dur.
In Juvenile Court, Warlyle
Ilousholder says he has to Iag the month of April this
serve u judge, jury and prose. year, also showed a gain over

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WEATHER: Thursday 78-67, ruin .03 inch; weekend: Cooler and showers.
VOL. 58 NO. 193 - UP! Leased Wire - Established 1908 - FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1966 - SANFORD, FLORIDA - Price 5 cents

' The fl:rrt Pluffs
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laincd to the Board of Coun.
ty Commissioners the other
day that they, have been Strides
fenced out of their property
Seminole County's business and cannot even get utilities.
The Pluffs own four acres economy continues to take
off Longwood-Markham Road strides forward. recorded
and say they have spent $15,. igross sales and sales tax cot.
000 on the property.
ections reveal.
Apparently, the county can.
During March, gross sales
not condemn a right of way I the area totaled $7,136,.
4 to get to an Isolated piece of 157.20, compared to $6,875,property. The Pluffa say they I145.71 for the same month of
year. These figures, rebought the property with the I
understanding they would have I eased by the Florida Revenue
Commission,
reflect a 7.2 per.
access to it.

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Spends

Worst Night

Boyd Winner

By 63 Voles

Sunland Lights

area Poye,'t' War
Receives $211,473

Good Old Days:
Meal For 35c
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outside the Fior d'ltalIa Rca.
taurant, which celebrated it
Both anniv,rsary by rolling
prices back to 1886 for the
first 100 customers.
The menu: Antipasto, hors
d'oeuvre., mixed green salad,
minestrone soup, ravioli, choice
of veal scallopini or roast
chicken, choice of Ice cream,
sherbet, fried cream, spumoni
or cheese, and coffee, tea or
milk - and a bottle of wine.
The price: 35 cents.

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ri, Helen Gleeson is secreon the proposed annexation.

Now You Know

IJ.ItM Press International
Martin Van siren, the
eighth American president of
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The ingredient in the
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one man six-feet-four anti an.
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pinpointed anti taken
Bridge ....................2A cimy. 1101 Pine Avenue.
apart.
Church directory .........5*
The use of the school bUild.
A Learn of scientists at the University of California,
in provides the 10 per cent
Church news ..............2 Ia
after years of research, has Isolated uGh--the
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ClassUled ads ........$A'TA " I.e kind" contribution of the Growth Hormone-and broken it down into 188 chemical
Comics ................4*5* Cttuaty, through the school unite. Their work was reported in the Journal of
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Crossword puzzles .....4ASA bt ard,
kin Chemical Society.
Dear Abby ..............IA
A grant of $20411 has been
fle
marks a ttllruing point in research which
1':tlitoria l page . ..-.... 1* a proved, accordua to wires
missy some day develop ass Itujt-tiun whit-h wu'ild make a
j';ntcrlainmenl ...........3.'. re celved from the Florida stunted child grow to six foot height.
Horoscope .............4A'A dttlegation In Waablngwo, D.
The growth hormone can be used effectitely on a part
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Sports .......... -- .....$ The Initial grant Is to be said. or could be used to induce growth in one part of the
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TAI.t.AI1ASSEE (UPI) of the [wily," aitl Br.Jonathan 8. Dixon, a chemist who Florida State University will
participated in the research,
hold its annual homecoming
HG H, besides controlling growth, "undoubtedly has festivities the weekend
of Nov.
other functions in the body," he added,
is.io, General Chairman Dr.
Leatling the work at the hormone research laboratory Steve Edwards said today.
here was Dr. C. H. Li, assisted by Dixon and by Dr. fl Florida State
Seminoles
Wangkyng .iti.
will take on the Wake Forest
to any wide use of
flc,l in the near future Demon i)eat-ona on that week
is its e*treune at-artenrea.
end.
i'utm.itari,-a from 5,000 humans were used to obtain
o,it-.sizth 'of an ounce of the hormone, stud thur growth
hormone of animals was found to be ineffective on humans.
TOOLS STOLEN
However, Dr. Li and his associates said they hope now
Pat Kelley,
2.s Orange
that human HG It has been analyzed, to find a way to Avenue, reported to
police the
create a thrrtuIcl substitute, or perhaps to modify animal theft of $90 worth of tools
burmuuuc to tusks it tfective on bumnamus.
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officers will be elected for Audrey Corson, organizations
tory It seems a Mr. Stuart X
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scheduled
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Chapel at 9:15.
livnton, Ilarnel T. llaskini, tion of the new invention in
Clean Heart.'* at the 8:30
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to 2.99
Meeting lot the home of the undergoing heart surgery. Mr.
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Junior
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Roirer Brown 11.
a legal matter-that of migvice. 'Me chancel Choir will
Some think Its growing PIP' agenci es, will dominate busi
FLCHM
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counselor,
Joan
Williams,
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presented
interesting
John 11. 11ra-lify, Albert 0. natures. Just how this will I)e
DIANNA JONES, 16 he heard in "Dear Lord, Thy will meet at 7;$O p.m. today
ularity In America f0fleasts
of the meetings.
Osceols Drive with 11 nem': First Christian Church since Cci. i ist &amp; ISUISId Ave.
reports on the, meelC which
Payne, nine; Ronnie Juno RI- resolved is now in the hands
S VEGETABLE SEED
for a certainty that to time it a""
year old daughter of Boundless Love," and 1-0 the In the educational building
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1946. All friends are invited 3211-Ina
3n44s2
n hour Of study of Chris.bon In attendance.
al
of attorneys, Savage said.
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at the
will take its p1ses alongside
leattt ro0n
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FLOWER
SEND
Ocillor
Mr.
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Mrs.
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575 registered
Officers ::nt5rsD
It
Students of the banking
anil Catherine Weittbrook. sixsuch hymns an "The Old RusBullard.
• GRASS SEND
ebbie
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COmie:thjnst::
Clearve
J.
Millis,
Kenneth
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Cross,"
and
"Rock
of
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guest speaker at the Women of the Church next people, grades seven th rough JiOuuy, vice president;Cookie
h dioc ii.
.
'sac ' Itonald A. Houle, Keogh, Includes employes of
Ages." Paul admonished In
1'
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'j'fc.
Mrs. Kolarik wis appointed annual spring outing of week are, Monday. 9:4S a.m. nine, ule invited go psrtici. Russell, secretary;
nda . it sevraI banks in the area
his epistle to the Colossians. Yo
Jonatha n
LC
Smith, treariurer; Linds, Rut, ..
P"
circle
employes of the utility De.
tritual
development
andl
Itthe
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with
Mrs.
Herbe~
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-,iAt the word of Christ dwell
P
Orlando deanery
E.
Thomas
anti
Louis
C.
Hot)I MILE SOUTH
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Circle
During the week May 9.10, sell, program chairman;
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t reat chairman for the dean held at Christ Epico. 2,Behrens,
Lake
Monroo.
Purtment
of
the
CltY
of
San.
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In you rightly in all wisdom, 5ft i
four;
Stanton
Porminey,
ford.
representatives
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GARDEN
with
OF
THE 110 TRIN
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p
m
Candy
Fcrrell,
mission
study,
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Mrs. Charles W Bru a se ries of neighborhood
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teaching and admo
.ry.
to
.
M ix Stewart James Rowe
pal Church In LongSYlvia
Richardson.
prayer
OOD, PtA.
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ms and hymns
a nother in psalson
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By Deans Estee
Lorraine
wood
A
high
Ci;cle
3
with
Mrs
George
educational
building
to
dii
chairman
as
ow
,
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and spiritual
t
1F r
OPEN DAILY
muir. Ji, I iIutlLr. .1ciio
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gs# singing The Junior Church Group,
use the mission of the community mission;
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Down" and honored guest was School student a n d Touhy, 201 W. Isth Street.
with grace In your hearts to
Brooks and Paul Sefried,
III
S TO 5 30
W&amp; three through 10 years,
11,
,
ilt%.~
Bowe,
forward
steps,
and
Jan.
:
At 2:30 P.M.. Circle 4 will Chapel In the future.
.
Cardinal Sep*r from Yugo. mendier of St. Jolt
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three: W:%rren R. McClung, sessor and tile city financ
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fee
Cannon,
social
committee.
r
office.
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meet with Mrs. Joe D. Chit~ ',A
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at Corinth Paul wrote. "I will
slavis. Lectures. illustrated Church, Dianna recent- tenden,
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Roy R. Perry, Jorrell F. Bole.
4 - _1z=:"~ m;:==,1-7--_
Longwood. will present a &amp;Pa.
Next meeting will be Thurs.
2 Cordova Drive,
sing with the
and I ciii Mother's Day program by colorful slide,, comprised i
the diuce'sin with Miss Hess Jones as to.
the Florida state
has
will slug with the understand it th
TO 6 P.M.
,
F Snyder, l'rInti4 I ig. rman been authorized toBank
in hhome of the
Ir.
e morning worship acre an informative session on the speaking conteit and hostess while Circle 3 meets Witnesses
prepare
ing also." Let's meditate for kos at
,
Sunday.
Miss
Ec=enical
Council,
it
bert
F
'anfor,l
Ronald
will prese it the same -Alth Mrs. W. A. Patrick. 307
for supper and Installation t
11:15
moment on the great and
by Father Larkin of Jackson* speech,
0 ~
lCoutre, Jeff W. Hodges and
officers.
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1-1 Lake Boulevard. Loch Arbor.
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majestic truths in this gnat
Franklin Culbreth, two.
(,o(l7 before delegates
Wayne Johnson are in charge Ville
At
7
s
Circle
6
will
in,
bytan.
Archbishop Hurley admon. At the diocesan conven. meet with Sfro.
'
F ur'st time donors Betsy
.
Program
for
the
young
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David Lanier,
110 Lard my God I When
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Spring Assembly of Florid
P"ple's meeting scheduled Ished deleirates and guests to tion.
(Ilerald
Photo)
2=
Palmetto
Avenue,
and
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I In awesome wonder Con Ider for
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Circuit 5, Jehovah's 16julless.
,Us
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7;30 p.m. today, as an. hold fast to teachings of the
,.
Circle I will meet with Mrs.
s Thy
all the
Mrs.
Sibyl
church.
leaving
the
delegates
ld
will
nounced by
Marguerite
Graham, 23
r::? the t:,"
the Now Smyrna Beach Jun.
Coomb., hider, will b
Thoma:r
Av enue, Miss
t he rolling thund.r, Thy h:ar
Rush N
P0W object lesson entitled "Fig. asked to do something you
g
Fanc
y
as
to-hostess.
s
ic
the
un
er throughout
will would prefer not to do. do It C
Eugene I,. Robinson, P.ohert
Meetings are scheduled for Stafford. presiding minister of
displayed, Then sings MY Soul, urs It Out." Quillei also
f1 C. Hadley, Marion R. Edanyway for the love of (led." 3
933 a.m. Wednesday for Cir. the Sanford congregation, has
my Saviour God to Thee; How center around the figures.
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wurds, Albert 1). Snyder, John
great Thou art, how great At the May meeting of the
~ 14
bes. 1313 Pinecrest Drive, 844 The circuit is composed of 17
6
. 0 11 ,
Thou artl Then class my soul. Ladles Auxiliary and Men'
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Brotherhood, It was decideda
Circle 9, with Mrs. A. B. Pe- congregations in Central and
of
BY Jane Casselberry
YOU ARE IWITED TO HEAR
'A
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terson Sr. Hidden Lake. Mrs. Eastslvrs Florida. The A l4m_
.
calf, John D. Carlton Jr., Rich.
great Thou art, how great the men would repair the
.
The Casselberry Community A. H. Parker. co-bostess.
bly
Is
the
Watch.
sponsored
by
ard A. Alc5lichurl. Denver R.
Wha3 through the church roof.
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FOR YOUR EXPRESSION
Methodist Church Youth rel.
tower Bible and Tract
(A
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f
woods and forest ilades I won. The women canceled the
lowship
had
as Sliest speaker
der And bear the birds sins dinner planned for My
t:,aI
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order not conflict with the
FROM CALIFORNIA
sweetly in the trees; When 1
Rkhardi, Nettle Ruth Miller'
States
Rcpresentativs
of
New
YOUR STATE TREASURER'S
.
are expected to at te nd the
look down from lotty mountain I.Ymsn Wish Fry scheduled
Iris
Sefried.
By Maryann Hu"
Tribes Afisflon Bu,dy Johnson
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date.
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thrvo-day religious meet which
AT THE
grandeur And bear the brook
OFFICE AND THE
Mother's Day wiU be ob. from the New Iftibles "Boat
1r
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ill be based on the theme,
And feel the gentle brssas,
served in special services Camp' in Oviedo
Special
evangelistic
'Make Disciples of People of
(Chorus) And when I think
Sunday at St. Andrews Pies. He had just returned
at Maitland Bible Pres.
the Nations," and will fee.
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that God, Ifis Soo not sparing,
bYterlan Church of Bear a mouth long tour of mission. byterlan Church. Highway IT- All
YOU GAVE M EIN
&amp;#at 111m, to dio, I scarce can
tury
Joseph
go*
Witness
sa.
Lake, Rev. Fred Guthrie, min. ory outposts among the prim. 92 and Ventris Avenue, Malt- porylsor,
take it in; That on the cross, riOflS
as
speaker.
THE MAY 3rd PRIMARY
has announcsd,
hive tribes of Venezuela and land, will begin with 5 speburden gladly bearing, lie
All sessions will be open to
By Maryann Miles
Soloist
for
the
morning
Colombia
I
n
South
America.
cial
Mother's
Day
recogni.
COW Shepherd Lutheran
HWY
YENTRIS AYE.
bled sad died to take away my
Meetinga of the (,inIa ituxic and no collections
Sanford has an. worship hour *ill be Mrs. Slides taken on his journey tion service at 11 a.m. Sm.
tin; (Choms) When Christ Church of
Mary
and the Royal Ambas.
be
at
will
Ad.
taken,
Staftord
I
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MAffWD. PM
P
With shout 1 a nounced plans for a Vacation Jeri Rudolph from rirst Pre&amp;- were shown during the even. day and continue, dally
I
Ch
r lando. in worshipset-rice In the 710 m throu h May 20 "
U
TC
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O
r01
home
Church
School,
Its
first
since
•
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Church will be e at -.
Wu1.COMI W*SON
who will sing "For My
0
h., sa ctusry.
Rev Arthur A Froehlki,
Beginning Sunday, May $ at II 00 A M and each
I
what Joy Whall 1111 my hearti 1063, to be hold June 13-24, er," by Malotte.
.i' ' - 't
' p in Sutun'ley at the church.
The Young people had pro. pastor. has announced.
#wderb
11tralA
411it
evening
at
7t3O
P.M.
through
Friday,
May
20.
you
Then I shall bow in humble Monday through Iridsy of Meetings of the Women of vided a jungle village silting Evangelist will
;,
Mrs. Martin Dunn Is GA
la
be Rev. Tons V.aIIesam osu .s.. iss.
Adoration And there proclaim, each week.
P. 0. Box 1214
will enjoy singing the grand old Gospel Hymns.
dlrretor and Ralph Green anti
[OWar
JjMS
the Church and of the dos. for th e "Jungle Jamboree" Williams from California who
asaford
my God, how great Thou art? Theme will 1* "Jesus and coos will b. held at 7:30 p.m. wi th palm th atch huts erected is we ll-known throughout th e
Rev. Ralph FAwar.ia are di.
Evangelist Williams will make • special appeal to
"
buss
" "rosses'
Nor.
Norris
ca,sses.
a
the Church" and class.. will Wednesday at the church,
(Chorus)
rectors of the RA's.
I'.
among trees and azaleas of nation.
'lii sa'e,4
TE $1514
I liI1 s$ end outh In thi.
W
"f, of turmoil and
The Bible bang a divinely be open for children from Rev. Guthrie and his (am- the church yard. A rustic Friday.
'' 5.. *Siid. Fiscus.
it meeting Of the V. oman
S.
Seminal*
May 13, will be ob'
strife. 3 days .f wonderful Gospe l preachi ng, be.
Inspired revelation of God to nursery through junior high Uy have returned from St. cross was erected for the or- serv
Mildred
Mi5iunary Union circle is
I
ed as Youth Night during
Postage
5.....
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ginning Mother's D5 Each mother will be given
,'i
man, it completely pro vides sebool. Material, used will be Petersburg where hi attend ship center. The supper of the special servkes, with •• 5S•Sid. ma.
scheduled for 8 p.m. Tuesday
DSI$QaS
with
iatruc- from the Lutheran Church of ed a camp and conference "jungle stew" was cooked La Evangelist Williams making
sp.cial
recognition
on
P4,ther's
Day.
Corn.
with
at thu church. Mrs. Glen
cap
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Hats"
Sophie
)sthkd Al...'
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1l1I'
1111113 as to how to serve God Anteries Vacation Church workshop at 1rIOTId4 PrQsbY- a large iron pot over a camp. 3a appeal directed particular. time
Hubbard i circle chairman
yoir. family and friends.
.
W"Is
.216
Acceptably. EVOU passage Lo School Series.
Teat
I&amp;"
anti
Mrs.
ThLus
Norman
in
torlas Collielils.
68-4402
are.
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Graham, 15, Oscar E. Her- much handling of mail, he
trang, William J. Clark 13; pointed out.
',,Richartl A. Evans. Jarns 11. hliggest hitch to installs.

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NELSON'S
C,k, 2$ harry C Echoibeyg account
Savagv
demonstrated I CIa.,1
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lenny, 28; Lester I.. Tillis, sophisticated einet
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Grafted Gardnlas ......... . 2.99
Richard U. Chelotte, ?z.; l)on. businessmen and firms.
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ed his.111th pint: C. C. liender. Way, the bank transmitter re.
plies
giving the cur.
son, 80; Loren F. Dougherty,

as his sermon subject, Crea- cuing Mother from Mothers
Church, 1607 S. Sanford Ave.
live Spirits," at both sirat .1 p.m. Sunday for
A
new
ton
of
Intermedi.
flue,
Church
School,
three
year
at
vices.
Cenrgs
Wal ter Morgan, who
olds to junior high, Is at 9:80 t Cli's Auxiliary at Con'rue
Choir will
S ford died April 28 in Cleveland
Ch
with
opening
exerelm
in
the
Baptist
the anthem. "Create in ,Mo a

cAme the theme MOE an Billy churches, b u I I d I A C a, and cent diocesan deanery meeting
Graham's weekly radio Proequipment for Inter-church In St .Augustine, As well as I
gram "Hour of Declaim-"
educational and missionary Mrs. Dorothy Smith and Mrs.

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unneccxsary anti release pre*. and served to somo 50 mom.
seconds and the card
ps"'
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it also J. V. Richards, chairman of
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Seminole County Blood flank buck out. With a cant fo
eliminates the necessity of re. stewardship and finance.
received 75 donations of blood each account, all the customer I many outdittled book. Annual budget was present.
during the month of April has to do Is punch out the ,
keeping machines with newer ed and pleldge cards eirned
amount
he
winhen
to
following! list of donors the
for the year.
numbered button, Pay on niOdCls
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Methodist Church. Enterprise.
Blood
Donors
tion, which are Inserted and prol will make the hir.
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The dinner was prepared
Pushed flown. Information an inx of additional employes
fl
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yrilla fur many
adj it to the account or the tons instead of the present ruce1
Rev.
Ron Rider, minister of
Irma n • area. *5 well U
firm to whom the customer dial and is operated like
First Methodist Church of
rocess
Oflth17
billing
owes th e money.
state- Daytona Beach,
adding machine.
guest
The box contains a slot for nienta for area firms,
speaker for the recent LoyalIn
te
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finns
note
that
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rocessing machineiL resident will then
pay their
nessmen can save hours of
Hodg*s. also on behalf of
Demonstration of tht in
k. ,
,,time, gallons of gas and miles vation was given for bank
the barracks, invited the may.
.
no,
As an added service to cus. or, councilmen. attorney Joe
of shoe leather when paying Ing employes by Robert
Say' tomers, Florida State Bank Davis, and their wives, to at.
#the monthly bills-via elec. age, Southern Bell Telephone
officials have announced th
at tend a Pot luck dinner at I
trollies.
representati
It will be as simple as
Richard Keogh, vice preal.
picking up the telephone, tap. dent of the Florida State whereby th eir customers can nit7 House in celebration of
pinx out some numbers on a Ilank, who Is conducting have their water bill deduct- the organization's ath anni.
touch-tone dial And inserting classes on fundsmental&amp; Of ed from thier checking se. versary.
counts each month.
some pre punched cards in a bank data processing,
when buscitizen,

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to state the barrack's
ness to donate $go to the
tOwn towards purchase of a
fan for the Community
House and tomist with its
installation.
Council instructed ti~s town
superintendent, c. B. Allen,
to work with the group to ac.

No money actually changes billing for the water

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hostess at close d the sil
ing.

Rev. Wayne E. 11mith's ser.
Cr's Day theme with Dr. J. men topic for the 9:30 and
ItalPh Neale, minister, using 11 a.m. services will be "Res.

PUSII HUTTON bill-paying J.s demonitrated for class In data processing
by Richard Keogh, vice president of Florida State Bank, left and Robert
Savage of Southern Bell Telephone. In future utilization of system, re.
celver would be attached to the card machine at right instead of present
base.
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Refreshments of pie and

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Pancakes, sausage, orange
juice, milk, anti coffee, will
be served on an "all you can
sat" basis with tickets to be
Worship this Sunday at on sale et th e door. Proceeds
First I'rosbytcrian Church, will go to he building fund.

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tor of All Souls Catholic Church, which was
presented at meeting of the Catholic Women's

was never really popular In Churches in Florida will he committee. Mrs. Bars, EasterhospItAlIty:
here 10 presented In PA9sAnt form All bi-,
Sweden, or England "Mighty
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be tance, all women of the parish
don, Although Mr. Boborg did tift which formally will
a 6:80 should participate."
ned
Thursday
at
bear It sung some to the tuns Opt
of an old Swedish folk Melody. P-m. banquet followed by an In Appointments,she named
iho mom@ tuns so to.s p.m. meeting at the best Mrs. Bridget Kolahk,
(Abod
church led by Harold Clark, ual de ve lopment and treat
translated Into German and convention pnoldent, of Jack- chairman; Mrs. Lynn Huddleston, Mrs. Clara Goerts. find
given its present UU*: "How 60111111114.
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a 14 toot and zoning board and from branch, South Seminole
proceed
at
convenience; ordered the
.d to subscribe to the
monte Community Chapel
e department to
let te r
Preceding the council
nat, "Federal Aids to Local gate the complaint that a East Central Florida Region.
Governments,"
ing, a public hearing was held
published by hors. is being pastured in RI. *1 Planning Council announcOn
th• matter with Rev. the Florida
of Muni. tA zoned property on Her. Inc the
Wayns Smith of the Cha pel cfpaltie,: adopted a
Trail, and, instructed at- Ian L Hanson as planning diappearing on behalf of the tion
the water torney Davis to
the
of the Oroge-Seminole
abandonment It was pointed department revenue fund at. revised su bdivision regulations Joint Planning
Commission to
out the alley has never been count, the operation and ordinance for adoption at the replace Gordon Orr who
roto maintenance account, the re May 18 meeting.
used except as an
cently resigned.
the church. No one appeared
against the abandonment.
In other business, J. H.
Hodges of World War I Voter.
,upJ1, gI_
ans Barracks 2898 appeared
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In the parish hall. Mrs. Shelia
Installed proal-

a young Swedish minister, Carl Sian C uro
in since installation,
25. It R", Vernon Fuller, min- purpose of the club "is to aid
Bobi% at UI.
fain
of
Ch
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First
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originally had nine verses
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Church will lead the and assist the pastor at all
was printed under the title, tan
times," stressing, "th is put.
"0 Gnat God." However, it worship for the Friday
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Spencer, owner of Manna Me. of Florida Christian Mission- Hostesses waft Mrs. Zlesnor
lie company, who board the "Y society will highlight the Plyse, Mrs. Mary LOW" Bess.
, liked it and bought the Inn
ley, and Mrs. Gertrude DuBois.
copyright worldwide In ISM. Christian Churches scheduled Mrs. Roberts, in opening
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signed fw 60 :11114111-447
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the resignation of Los.
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The nominating committee,
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out, and Rev. W. L Holcombe of Pahokee, foriner pastor. officiating.
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DECKED IN CAT COSTUME, pretty Sandy Smith of Orlando poses with
Princess, bait-grown panther, at Tangerine Bowl, new home of Orlando

wIre In all three races. This her jz the week, but Williams anced 12 team field,

championship Thursday night

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areas of limIted fishIng . At B pm, tonight, Manatee Cubs
throughout th, state. In areas game.

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WHLIIEAS, the aforesaid
Svnilnole
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statute further prescribe, that property
SiminolsCounty
Count Horns IIa*i•g Claim. an Dsaad. u11t
(I) Tom and Jerry
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us and cci, of you are
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u,,,iitiri ,ini r.'i',ir.'i tl:1l (H Fury
tmac.
In '5 nIliwirli
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of any election are Inadequate mole COunty, )'la.
relate of harry fee, deceased,
Defendants. ,i ,'c,a,u,i, i.t, of said Cou,,ty,
t the p.rm&amp;nent po, Inig pace.
T.n,pnrary Polling i't.n. Slay i*ts of said County, to It,. no'nrs: at' pt'iii,ii' 5Ti4)
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I.. the (',,,nty Julie' of 1451,4.
35, ISIs Election OnIy—j'urt. County Jnu'ige of Msnuln.,l. To;
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Piilllsit May I, liii
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Election Precinct. Nmber.d 1.
a at city Iicli.,n of this notice. Two
3. 5, II, II. 17, 15, 32, 3* and
$enf,,r,i Shop., Ill W, 4th copIes iii ritul, dciii, or dSr,i*n4
33 are inadequate, In compli- Minuet, Sanford, lemisol, Coun. 'halt be In writing, and shall
Election Only—Jay. t'l*lms,,t. ant) shall be sworn

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neil, or lithur .,f them, "tin •toiiir iii iii ii claim or

,i,øti,in l'r,cinct. are t'mpOr J'n&gt;llii,g Plane: Oakland Iliptist au tii.,i ,hail Is v.'i.i.
3145 •l.ctho,, only, am toii.,we Club flna.I (8.R. ISA). oneA. ci.. ,t',r or the Lest

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JtI., North 35 feet of lot is
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C.tTllElIlNE THOIlNTo4,

mole County. Florida, that thI Hanford. Set.inoie COanty, VIa, by a filing fa. or one dollar

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nsvrsrn ?o APPNsC
PRANK ItIClIARI) SEN.

known
YOU AK): llr.iIEliY Non.
TOt! ARE 1Ir.ftpfly NOTI- PIED that suit fur divorce ha.

•'i',rnrv for K,prut',r

.isla,t you, sod you are re dieiai Court of the list, of

l'agee I and I of the i'ul,. I' ISIS.
lic Record. of Ilnitnols COY-It
i'l"ri,lm.

ansaer or pleading to the 11111 County, under Chancery Ho.
ut tomplaini on the Plaintiff'. 11117, the style of said cau..
.ttiorn.y l'cuii I' i'.rking, SIT Icing VIVIAN I, iiENM,J,

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1700. NW VOrflIP Of III. 4S for laid County.
PIJWARL) H. )II'ITT
J4mu. F10F14*, ant tile th• lOIIIt)f iii Hanford. )lüiid*, 141 West
A, Speer,
Mouth 11,1.1
original answer or ple.1ing in within a. c.,I.n!.*r
u4 WlIl.w AvInu, Pors.t
Atiorn.y for Plalniiff
month.
'irlanlo.
Eioni.la
10! i:a.t ('hur,'h dtr..t
'I'rNmij Wflrua()p 1 l. 0. fbi 1355, SanfOrd. ?lor. th. office of the Clifk of th. frog,, the ilnie of tira tint pub- .ttlOrn.y for l'laintJCf
OcIand*, rlo,i4a
Ptsclnct No. IS — Pve.ent .?tlied the t,ttleIaI ..aI of tP. 1,44, to show c,uae why aai,I not County VlorI4s, on or ..plrs ,,f e.ath cLair,, or 'Iegi,*n,$ ('Ij5.4
Polling Ilace: North Orlando Iloaril of County Comml.elon. pItlIi.,ri aIiuuid not be grant.!. but'.,, the 14th day of May. .h.ail I,, in wriilnei. and uhail _______________
T.wn Stall. West of Mos. Ruat era tale 4th day o April. A.!)., and It you fail to 4., mu, a
an North of 8ft. 435. Viiiame isis.
tail to a.. do, 1)..
t,ice of r'sid,,i., soil
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tied.. I'ro Cositeun will b. nra. Iro &amp;!onhea,,, will be tile. ',et Itt.
North Orlando, Seminole
Arthur H. 3eekwgth. j,
jUice add,... of the
efltere,5 again,t you for the r.. IT
County, tie.
isinat you fur the relief • i.iimasU. an.i utah i.e sworn tu
Clerk ofConamis,ion.rs
the Board of lilt
in ths Petltl4n. d.inandec5 In the con,pIil lu i.y th. claimant, hi. agent, or
Temporary PoUing Place May
County
in demanded
WITNESS my han. and the torelose.
lecilon only—Port,
S. iiii
Shun,.1 *03 acco,npanl.tI by
and for Seminole County, meal of said Court ttale IQt
able Building adjacent to
Florid.
listed at Sanford, Semiotic , filing fe, of 'ne d'.ilar arid
day of April. A. P. 1344.
County, b'iorlda, Ihi. 13th day
north Orlando Town Hall, West (SEAT.)
iii,,, or d.,rrand taut so
ON 100 BRANDS
of April, 1358.
ot Moe, Road North of 5.11,
filet! shill be void.
a, John Alsiander
Arthur H. flecliwith, Jr
5uAL)
430, Village of North Orlando,
('hairmar,
fleainice
C.
Sellsy
Clerk of Circuit C.'0r
Arthur H. k'chwlih Jr.
$sn,Inol, Csunly, Pie.
Hoard of County Commi..
45 ecerutor of itt. Last
Seminole County, YIorld*
Cl,,k of the Crcit Court
Ptsciacl trio, is - Present
sioners of Seminole Ceuaty.
Will and T.,tann.nt of
J3r
Donna
ii.
M.rbos
Jiy
lJona
25.
Marko.
Polling Place: Seminol. Courtly
)'iorid*
John
MrCoy, decu.c4
Deputy Vi.rk
Deputy Clerk
• Chaaab.r of CommCrc. 1Jul14. ArrEST:
sLEV1:i.ANu, $l'1'UP.8oN
THOMAS A. sl'Et:n
l.aw
Office.
Ing, N5 Corner of First SI. if Arthur If. Eeckiwith, Jr.
i aiizi
•tltorn.y toe l'Stltiuner
J*tf.
and usarors Ave.. Sanford. Clerk of Board ef Coatr
AtIorys at Law
P. ci it... ii..
At'AflR PASE A1W u'ii.n.
i
Seminole
County,
F
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ConsinI.siun.rs
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and
foi
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M&amp;nfor,1. Florida
a
Hanit,,r,I,
Florida
54 Temporary rolling Place 5117 leminol. County, Florid*
U1'EN DAILY — I A. IL - $:1I P hi.
l'llbllsft Ap:dZZ. 13. Slay I. Publilh' April 15, 33. 23, Slay I l'uLlistt; Avril 1). 17. 39. SLay I.
ii, liii Leetles Osly—uaatord Publlahi April 15, May I, 1155 1*.
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first geta In trouble with h. team saying she wants to ci.
police for disturbing the peace cape from Kaos agenta. hiss.
d then is char ed with the tiuersdljig as a train.r, with
an rd. of the man who I trw. Agent 0(1 at his side, M.z

usual odd.balt characters and ntoreth:n
Aide, Claude Akin., HutOd

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9.11:15 p.m. (NBC) Satur.
day Night At the Movies.
"Iloys Night Out." (Color)

SATURDAy, MAY '7, 1964 (Rerun) Three married men,
2 p.m. (NBC) Major Lea' Howard Duff, Tony Randall
gus Baseball. (Color) The and Howard Morris, and one
Los Angeles Dodger, meet bachelor, James Garner, de.
the CincinnatI Red. In Crc.. eicle their weekly get.togeth.
ICY Field, Cincinnati. VIew. ens are a dull bore. To solve
einnati arus will se, the N.w assistance
game front
New ork.)

of a beautiful

Shea Stadium, writing a thesis on sex In
suburbia, This makes for a
lot of fun and problems for
5.6 p.m. CBS SpecIal, The the three wives, Janet Blair,
Kentucky Derby, (Color) This Patti Tags and Anne Jet.
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EVERY DAY

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Itowease
7:15 (1) )Iippir

TilE Vot.I.oWih'o ftESOi.U. brook Drive between' Itunapt
i!tI
ittu 'e
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'TION , WAS
tUrns on proper setting of 1.1$ (I) hum. and Alies
TAN1Mt! i)nlva an,! !h.'ath Lake TriI,I.t I$.op Pioi,ia
'5tstiijes' 1137.
,ç,*n,t1&amp;'atrel
oten ansi burner controls.
Iuriv., Ca.aeli,erry, Seminole
liigt Jam.. II. Campbell, Jr.
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BOAItD
puhIiehi,I.
CoUNTY COMMIIISIONKIUI OW'
April
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nSmi. san Jeekle
l'reci'net 'o 9
To li
in 'ruIN vInClu ('011th'
$Y.2IINOLE COUNTY. tI4flD Puliin
Place' l'ort hiPre.ent
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CHARGER

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ground Friday a large nuclear girls for the occasion. The
200,000

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Cheiser anti Debbie SmIth 12 00
made special place cards. iiit tsu New.

BIG BLAST

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CheJser, were in charge of i1:3r :: :::
Toniiht
table decorations, and Tequila liii

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the girls In foods and
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Oh. l'oIIlng l'lace., PlATE SIP )'l.UitIiLt To,
One (tiE) Orup.hn Rang.. Cist;ni V Ji USSr..
nI:VIIe)J.1J i?luniia, anti tile the nriqinsl AltO IIENLsN, Pet.ndsnt,
side of 5.8. dl and East of AC!. of a newapiaper of g.n'rnI dr.
1teidence t?nkn,,wn
III! South and East Sranch, culatlon puibilitiud in Seminole
rt.riiI No. YM!st it
i ruuas tiE.
You a,. hereby nulitie4 that
tic, of the Ci.rk ,,t It,. Circuit QuIltEr) to til, your Aa.wer
On. ((Ig) hut Wat.r Heat. i.0 leE, a:srITr or
Court ni or hefnrs Friday, loire with the Clerk of this Court
Temporary I'nilIig Place May
I'NANIiHWST.y
.440 filets in the Circuit Court
ADOPTF.D
34, 1558 Election Only—l'ort. this tat day of March, AD, ill mu for $nmIn,
Serisl No. 3XXuIn, To •tl.i, s'iti:i,lrone
,l. COUntY.
able Building on Cecil Carlton
On. (Junker ('iii) Wail 5'IliCI, C
Judgment by ,iefauit will he Sam. upon the Plstntlfr. at.
itt I(S
Fioridi. in i'hiancery. .nuiti.,i
II. VIUP liken
again.t you
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Alti: IIEitm:in NItTI.
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lng I'Iace: Lake lirantley HP true and correct copy of
a It... said court; soul you are rs- ai"ve'dnserip,p,t property ha,
list Church. East Side of West olution paased unanImously by 'iuir,d to file your Answer or
fran,!, V. I,.?, urs. or either of i.s.
uSe.
ales Hr.ntley Road, North of the IloIrd of County Commis. other defense with the Cierk irs requiretl
tile,i ag4in,t
you and
'ii, tray h,a ai.uln.t the eu ssn.v.
to aerve
a c..ytuta
lontewarl
Lane,
Seminole sinner, of fl•minoi. County, of the Circuit Court of Menu.
(SEAT.)
ruts of J' ,IiN si.e't'v, deduasid.
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County, VIa,
Arthur Ii. fl.ckwlih. fr.
Viori,la, at it. Regular iieetin4 sole Cuivaij', )'loriula. and serve the Complaintor
onpleading
Plaintifr'e t, lit. t p ui4 County, So the
Clerk
of
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Couni
Clerk
County Juigs of Seminole
ily lonui,a M. Marlene
34, IllS Ellctloa Only...iI.y. A.!).. 1555, *5
fionna H Marlene
appears on defens, upos said petitioner JAI")'E. 1437 5. W. Iii Street, ii
sold., American 5ervies St&amp; the record in the Minute
tms. uouft house of jaid
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Sanford, Seminole County, Via. ED
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hi its history named as the
Most Valuable Player In the
National Invitation Basketball
Tounmanient. They win. Bill
LloydistlS3S, Harry Boykoff
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tens are available the Corn. m loss going Into today', San FrancIsco 9, Los Angeles
(N)
he waa going strong both PRINCETON, N.
(UPI) Pinserest Sept.
mission Is constructing boat round.
8 (10 innIng,)
(Only Games Scheduled)
times.
Princeton's Chancy Gogo. Knight., of C,
Manatee clubbed (lull Coast Atlanta 4, Phlladeiphis *
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Friday'. Games
Tonight the Bravea open a ak, who finished 10th among -.
At the Penueola meeting 11-6 Thursday night as right
(Oonly Games Scheduled)
New York at California (N) three-game ertes at lioustoc major colP..ge bursts In 1965
the advertisement for bitt. for homer, a doubl, and two Chicago at New Yerk rn
Waahlniton at Kansaa
C117 Denny Iamastsr, who has player In th. modern eta to
the construction of a new single. In fiv, trIp, to the Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
(N)
failed to last the route to tout finish In th, lop 20 scorers
central fisheries laboratory to plat, for the winners,
(N)
Boston at MInnesota (N)
starts,
exclusively on kicking. H.
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be ocat,d at lustla in Lake In other games Thursday, San
Francisco it It. Louis Detroit it Baltimore (N)
O'Dell,
a
33-year-old
south.
boot.d 16 field
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County and for the construe. Brevard beat Potent Miami- Atlanta at Houston (N)
paw who has already made 10 tiles and mad, all 33 convey.
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Co,bett WildlIfe Management st. John, of Palatka 6.5,
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ways rattle before itrikior.
Area In Palm Beach Couily,
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Jackie Gleason Show ft

is further esapliested by the Is threatened, Naggi Lynch dleeotheque frottt,
hour nIgb and Jackie present. hi.
prSlefleS of a dumb blonds hire Honey I. protect her.
loaded with all thethIs
familiar annual
east show. Member. of
and a tss$chsroua marshal. It's not any sailing aa Wany thrill and eonwty elements
the cast present their hidden
guilt lnters.tlngly.
girls interestingly dreeied, the en Marvin tiara
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Runamuck (Color) (Rerun) Hank to cope with and not be MartIal "IAt No Man Speak" with the jockeys and tt*iners,
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9'9:30 P. N. ABC. Honey theque Affair." (Rerun), (Cel.
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LOWSYILLE (UPS) - A WIth 10 stad.s, lbs Derby Hockey League playoff finals Braves starter Tony CSOnin. Metro League Softball games. other game. Rick Smith was
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Coach SilkIer's pitchingataff 1.32.
field 'of 16 thoroughbred. have would be worth $1$,Ioo with four games to two.
ta
been entered for the 02nd run.
itching batting practice. The Randy Reynolds, Jim Butler lent. the hour,
II I Ca g
The victory lent job. Walter Beasley Is continues to lead the Semi.
OAINUVJLLZ (UPS) -Ed
u ifl iaie
nlng of the Kentucky Derby thI;d and
LOCke, a $.foctz guard from in 5% innings,
Saturday but It Ia probable After the draw for
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at any time and will be the el'age, ut right fielder Jim
po tr -- Warren, Ohio, has cacepted a That's when Bragan put the Penney ,a 17-6, Don Hunter _________________________
starting pitcher for tonight's Little holdi the lead In most
TALLAHASSEE (SpL)—The that only 14 horses will go to sitions 'nuzsday the
basketball scholarship to the fljravea on relief. CM CM was the winning pitcher and
offensive departments and is
game.
future of fresh water fishing the post when the bands strike handicapper hail no time mak. University of Florida, officIals 01livo retired five In a row in Don Wood the loser,
done pushing Martin for the bat.
Is looking up as the g.m. up "My Old Kentucky Home." Ing 4ve's 1bps trained by announced Thursday.
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stint, Phil Nick. Hutch Riser, hen Hopkins
and Fresh Water Fish Corn. Abe's Hope, who'll be rid polo playing Psi Carroll,
is
some excellent pitching In re. tin lead wit'. a 0ih aver.
Lukco averaged iS Points no gave up a couple of walks anti
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Hobbu
Johnson
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Bill
Shoemaker,
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lid and the other Lion pitcher age. All SemInole regulars
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am
fishing waters
where
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previously
eziated.
At a non.
meet.with
tough
competitor. a big and were Kaual King and Stupen that compiled a 23's record in splendid style—striking out In the Church League,
Lytth. has 51) hIts In 164
'Ihe L1os will have only
dous at 7.2 each In the big test this season and reached the 1w
lag In Pensacola, April 23, the Post time for the big recu for tlzree.year.olda.
semilinaLs of the stats tcw!'ia to face him alter allowing a knights of Cohtunbus l2'l be.
Commission authorized the Is 5:30 p.m. and it will b
W. L. night and that Is the effect of doubles, four triples, and ten
leiid.off trIple the ninth Inning hind the pitching of Howard Strlck..Morr,
Callfomla D a r by winner mint.
advertisement for bids for the televised nationwide.
4 1 laying night bali Of Oviedo's home runs. lie batted in 37
Tragniew was the only other
on
offense,
the Braves had Moody, Jim Williams and Jim Faa, St. Bank
construction of a publIc fish. i games, only one of them rain., second only to second
ho
member of the large field giv.
log lake In holmes County
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en much eonsideratlo* by the Youtn erve
(hIs sixth) and Joe Torre (his and Roy Dunn had a pair of San. AtI. Bank
and discussed plans for fish.
82
has 12, and stolen
The Uons got In one
s.
handicapper. He was quoted
IamI-uaue
log lakes In Escainbia and
ST. LOUIS (UI'S) - Abe hil In the seventh inning that Simon was the loser.
at
Goodyear
Walton Counties.
05
Brown,
11L!
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Shoemaker, who has w
Aitsil outpolnted (hong. Dlx. Inc'ludni a dou bie by r. I
In the other game, s's.as. - . m'ai's
at &amp;'rtnr a.
According to Commission
Rh 5 p Gary Sprague,
three
Kentucky
Derby
title.,
on
on
Oct.
25,
1001,
to
become
Ms
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ia eeii
Chairman, W. B. Copelind,
drew No. 13 posItion aboard the youngest man ever to hold by Feiips Alou and a game. two innings anti held on for
the lake construction program
Loco. Eng.
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ii 'r.i
tayej Abe's Hop.. 11. also a world title.
He Was 17 years, wli
Is primarily do provid, fishing
Aa
was the 13th horse entered,
ron,
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old.
se
Casselberry.
After
the
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Avs P:k.e same ball TALLAHASSEE -Florid*
club they meet tonight.
State, the nation's third tank.
Oviedo advanced to the ed coliege baseball team, takes

Panthers of Continental Football League, Formerly Newark Bears, team

Au air search for the asiss.

lay teams, running slower lumen, Waistrom and Gray, the Tampa Jesuit track, aeon treat Canadlens woe their see
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The o games are Part of
lb. 440 yard run, and befor, they ticked off a 2:01.5 sAnd of course, Williams en
cams Is d ausiluary.
'The Lioca went Into this a five game series with the
sled Webs, ha the *yard race. The urns was true In peels victories from
all three pow.?.
this years tournament action Caters this spring. The final
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the Ii relay. At Daytona the relay teams.
Is addition Dicki. Dan sad Seminoles had a 1:32.4, whIle Other teams besides Real. rains
ffUSTON
(UPI)
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Steady
Thursday
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xis Martin win Join Lalcy In the Metro they did It In nole, Seabreese, DsLaad sad
4W
Weber
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the mile relay 1:31 flat. Thin time in the Seminole St Petersburg
aM
&amp;V,
Houston
Isterna. ATLANTA (UPI) season, have won six straight
aid the quartet of Walstrom, Metro mile relay was 3:31.1 weeks meet are ROUtheUt Of tional
golf Chan*nfr'.
tournament,
Per a din the Braves' late.ptartlng lie appeared to be
Ocoes and
in
a
jam
yrisby, Gray and l'eepl.s will with a bad handel!, whil. iii Bradenton, Ilahap Barry (St. omciai. of the tourney said
make up the sprint medley the grotipil wasl:31.5.
Pet.) Palmetto, Tarpon thif$r .ad wQjdt)5 $5y. ro.p.rlty, the Atlanta Braves relief pitchers.
Callison led off with a triple. Dament at Eustli last week. just after
final exams last
and the NOyard relay turns. Williams thinks th. winning spring, Charlotte Of PuMa ad today weather permittIng,
"This club will get you the
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ure"are
sndlng
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month. FSU's most recent
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but,
for
some
reason,
was
getting the next three Coach Silkier has several victim wrts Georgia
't the tournament t me ci
that Coach Dick Williams Is point. with Seabreeze the hey, North Port Myers, last
Southern
they've been waiting until the guys out" O'Dell said "I boys who are having good last
weekend
be entaMed tir
counting on to bring born. a team to beat
That's relief pitching we're later Innings
Bay,
Naples,
host
Tampa
2..
to
do
It,"
O'Dell
couldn't
Ct-en
afford
a
fly
years
at
the
plate,
first place trophy in both lb. "DeI.aad and Semlaole High suit, Dunedin, Brewster, Van. MJay with the final round alking
Sophomore
"Both club. should be restaboel and manager said, "This has been making ball."
Jim Harper, the team's lead. esi"
g 'ila
regional and state meets,
seid PSU Coach Fred
of Largo will also score some Ice, Palatka and St. Augualine. of Sunday that day instead Ilobby Bnagan is the first to
tough
on
our
starters,"
He stnick out Jackie Brandt, log batter, with a .340 aver. HatfIeld
Lest week to the Group at point.," Williams added.
"I'll have in pitch.
SemlooleSt Petersburg woe
O'Dell
already
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medley foursome ran second are also capable offlulahing Ing 3'Icht was rifled afi after
the high Jusuip; Charles SM. In Daytona with a tim. of ratherhighhi4Wnejonala. lbs dlsmast.d vessel was
Isa I the utile run; Paul La. 2:02.5, where as Just a week cog with Gray sad Walstrom. sighted O Whangarel Muds,
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four imoug lbs iltit lOUT
mania over the Seminoles.
Saturday's nt,,L
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i isma' es..
for lb. stats meet to keener this week with 12 ml ha last welts group meet
aie,.&amp;,
Gaienflls nest week,
school, In the Tampa.8t. wIth 14 poInts lishig hut agaI
lbs ?lgbtlsg isatooles and Petsrslmrg,
baying boynivall. place flushes hi lbs bread algM. New York Monday
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dainty cpe faced sandolebes,
nilnta,nutsaadftmssherbet
WCh Wil
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Guests Included lbS hoe.
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Wright, An Butler, Chris
Cole, NIkkI Uagulo, Connie
Calvin, tanice Grant, Teresa ti
Xu.e, Peggy J4m,o11,Donna
Howland, Diane Naah, Gall
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Also the Misses Linda Cons,
Brenda David, Barbua Dre.
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Grinneli, Janis Williams, Nora -'
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Viesibrook, Pat stenstrom,
Ann Stelnm.y.r, Susan Stein,
'herry Hue, Cathy Folds,
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many guest., Charles Engle, Byrd Brown.!), and Sui.nn, AdkIns.
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in Arnel triacetat. jerseyl You already
knew how easy Anal is to care for - just
dip and drip dry, don't ken! They're set for
island hopping or cross-town shoppingl Come
ace this banner-headlin, of styles in misses
and half-sizes!
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Baked beans will give that It'$ by
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hearty touch to a sandwich or
tINSIl LOADS
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NO WON"ll THEY
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tins rn
combine 2 cans (16 ounces SuNS THIS
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each) pork and bean. with 2 P111 WASH CII TOUP
cans (4 ounces each) ViennaPINS? Vilt?.
style sausage, sliced In '
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"ShNlD'$
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sugar and • teaspoon dry
WASHgTUIA
mustard. Place in a casst.role,
HIATID AMP
cover and bake in a moderate
oven (334) degrees F.) 23 to Ala CO$DITIQN$p LOUNSI
2110 prefth Ave.
30 minutes. I servings.

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lional program; and Rev. B
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prayer.
Routine reports were maC
by all committee chairme
and Mts. 1. J. Boyette mot
a donation to the biribdi
bank.
After a discussion it WI
voted to have a white elephai
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which will be th e last bus
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Mrs. Charles Meriwethe
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given In honor of Karen Casa'.. 16th bIrthday Saturday night at the Csi.

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latin Cue daijiner of tired In all sort. .1 night gifts. An ancient popcorn ma Sandy Porter, Steve Gaston nually. This year.
Buddy and
recipient their birthdays together at a carport,, where refreshments Jan
Amy McPherson,
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Mr.and Mrs. Ilium Caps I
mumu., sailor suits, chine housed in a palm thatch and Terry Ole:,
Bandy
party
Saturday
morning
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birthday
cake,
was Mrs. Bbeny (Sterne)
Shirlaw,
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Also Chris Cau, Margie suit..
their horn.,
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punch and candy were served, Wayne Gregory, 1' mmy - '
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Those attending Included Carrell, Byrd
Ken Sherry hag served bet Chap.
lb. "1.1, Xavablaat"
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"Tb. Tbwnamea," a rock Judy hick., Becky Clack, Na. Anderson, FrankBrowneil,
Buses, Don. ter this year as vice pres!.
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day aIt M 01 be, blends and iH band from Edgewater thy Ford, Larry Miller, Judy as
Kilmer, Suzanne Adkins, dent, chapter hostess, rush
Le30 and Cath y Casselberry,
te esledirat
in, liii birthday High School, played for lb. Carson, Debbie and Susie (linger Yeanlck, Scott Brown, ch
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a
airman and CO-Chh1flfl5 of
Also present for the occas.
Webber
dancing.
Susie
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Webber,
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Woms be, dancers,
Warren, Richard Mayberry, berry,
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The Chapter "spot light" is
Guests were served cake, Jack Simunek, Steve Perry, A surprise
guest was Mr.. sot new to Sherry as she rep
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of Miami Shores, and their
Charles Bugle, Jim Erikien, Virginia Webber who added to reeuted her chapter In
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TOMMY AND JOHN HERALD at their festive
Commander Dolls will attend
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and 153,000 members
Pans Cooper, Pat helms, Pat
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Marcia Coleman
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award a Beta
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guests, who cam. wildly at. honoree received many lovely Cheryl Walter., B. I. Bryan, receive and Is Sigma ciii can
decorated
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Guest,
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Lyn and
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train. She wore * ibould
length veil of Illusion and ci
tied in arm bouquet ad whi
flowers
Themaldolhonor,Ml
Ann lUdenour. wore •
sleeved foot length gown
yellow with appliques. In Ii
hair was a large yellow bi
dyed to match her 3OWL I
carried a nosegay of pall
color, flowers
The bridesmaids were Mi
Karen Jacobi and Miss P
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pUTho* with a matching veil, with a while ist and white ac. may 6, 1968 - I'ag.it
Hiss Lee chose pink go
gown cessorle., nor corsage was of
also similar to that of the pink carnations.
maid of honor. Her headplet-e Mrs. Seacreat chose a beige
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was a tiny yellow pillbox with tsllor,d suit with a pink straw
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FOR
A Phi CNN
a matching well. The two hat and pink aeftuejj, Her
bridesmaids also carried iden. corsage was of yellow citna.
15C
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SATURDAYI
Amon
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or,j flowers.
7% reception was held In
Ed Dupont of St. Augustin,, Fellowship Hall of the First
f•*hts fabrics
was best man for Mr. Sea. Mejt Ciur.
crest The ushers were Wes After spending the summer
Swenson. brother of the bride, In Pennsylvania, the couple
and David Radcliff
will snake their home In
OAK LAWS OFF IONSWOOD TO LAIR MART It.
fine fabrics
For her daughter's wedding, Gainesville.
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MISS LINDA WILSON, a member of the 1966 graduating clan,
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president, ion Csindustry Is observing its Can- bilRattring
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teunlal and what has become uith c
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thin reach of comm000ft as far 09 ftoo JON
M&amp; AND MRS. DOMINICK S. GALLAGHER
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well as kings.
their respective offices.

His. Breads David, daugb.
hostess..,
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the ses.Tbsspoksamaamid of local government to sisii
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ii, ofa break Is the mon. Oakland Estates complained
sees rein. I. raM Into th. about the possibility of the
Communist b.artlasd of town locating an elevated
North Vietnam Thursday, One let storage tank and pumping
if the pilot. was rescued but s ta tion in the subdivision.
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COPA "10ce"04 &amp;30uw.n 910- with the Diocese of Jamaica, and Biro. Theodore Connolly
*Sda Swooped down In for" In other business, members Johnson and his wife, Lady ChrisUan Service of Casual. a.m. until noon.
will cover
rids and Annual Meeting of and, in general, determine the who will meet with the Epis.
an the high ground in mid, of the untili
and Bird, flew here from Wash. berry Community Methodist
ty commission
Insurance nd materials need. At Beach
the Episcopal Church omen program at the Episcopal copal Churchwomen of the
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the planning and soning board Ington late Thursday. switch- Church Will hold a Mother and e or eat,, ,nuiyluual. Corn.
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the Diocese In 1ismI (}turch in South Florida for Diocese at the same time and
Daughter
Banquet at
p.m., pleta details and schedule
appointed by Swofford ed to a smaller Air Force Jet.
Place as the convention.
COmmunists In a valley Wow. and confirmed by
star
at
Randolph
Air
Force
Saturday.
In
Weaver
Hall.
May 12-14, will I*. 1h@ cominir year.
fat
Youth
Fellowship
of
First
Beach.
council.
y bo obtained from Mrs. Methodist
Base
and
sped
to
th
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rector
e ranch. 73 Men and boys of the church
Church, Sanford, Rev. Leroy D.
Named to the utility cornh10&amp;
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recently enjoyed a fun-filled of Holy Cross Church, San.
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mission were Charles Coats, miles away,
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Nineteen
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have, regis. day at New Smyrna Beach.
The President left brilliant dinner which will Include
ford, together with delegates
- Charles Mimer, B. II. Jarrard,
an 'ran omcvrp c
for the church's Boy
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weather
in
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nation's
baked
ham,
scalloped
pots.
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group
left
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Frank
Mebane, '.%'ally Philip,
AND won
James Lee and Elsa Caponl' spr
for what he hoped toss, baked beans, fruit cup, Scout troop which meets at to arrive at the beach In time sand Lee Moore.
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the
planning
and
zonin
capital
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on"
7 p.m. each Tuesday at the for a swim before lunch. The
would be a weekend of sun. tossed salad and cak.,
These delegates are the
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y!? Urn board, terms to Jan.
h. Registration still Is afternoon was spent In walk. electe d representatives
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shine
and
warm
weather
in
A
special
program
Is
planchu
of
JN5UJiANcO COMPANY,
were Edward Levy and Ma.
sruy corporation,
Texas. It was cool and rainy nod to honor the mother, and
C!and iii interested boys log, swimming, and playing
fl
ml. C. Maion.
Plaintiff,
are
invited
to
participate
in
games,
giving
those
attending
Also
serving
on
planning
when
he
landed,
however,
and
there
will
be
special
recognl.
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.JOiL. IaXTON and and zoning are Mr.. Joan the loc al weatherman forecast (inn for the oldest mother the troop activities.
a true "fun.ln.the.sun" day.".
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INSURANCE

tile your anew., with the
fl.,k or this Court and
serve a copy thereof upon the
By Maryann Miles
pislattlt or plaintilt. attorneys.
The Commissions on Evang.
Whose name an4 address is
Jennings, Wa1., Clarke and ellam and Membership .d Cit
man,tl t 0 II, ieee lla,nett S
)sak fluililag, Jackesnyill, tewardship and Finance of
I. Ields. net late, than June Bear Lilt. Methodist Church
u, ins, u ou tail to so so a will mee t at 5 p.m. Monda y
deiree pro c.afeeeo will be entired alainat you for the relief at the church.
demanded In lb. complaint.
On Saturday. May 14, the
This •uit is to lozecloss a Woman'. Socie ty of Christian
aortsa.. Ike real POPS?$t
Service will sponsor a rumse.o.ed.s again" $ei
Let 1?, Ilisk i, aUHLAND mass sale, beginning at S
WATZ* a subdivision. a.m., at
the Super Valu store
siNning to a plat thereof.
n.eordsa Ia Pies Baik i, on sit 43s.
1INSS$.Uet$h.P.b.
That ev.stlng,wscStnsm.
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berm will be bout..... at
Cesaty, Vlsntds.
WSTMZ$ my hand and us steak dinner for their bug.
seal of said Coast $1 Sanford, bands at
the horn, of Mr. and
rlorldi, this 5$ 5*, •t April,
1155.
Mrs. J, Emig en hR 438 be.
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tw.es Rilarwoed and Forest
Astttu' M. Beckwith.
Osck of Ih Qnidl Coust City. Rusrvatlons should be
mad. by Tuesday if
weak with Ut.. Grant Muel.
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-Sign over the desk of J. 1..
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and publisher.
The

The goal of the U.N. Is
universality. Our hopes in.
1043 were somewhat unrealtalk, but some of the hopes
have been realized. After aU,
we are lien,,
-Dr. Ralph Bunehe.
Tree consumer choke. in.
deed
free enterprise sys.
tern, must rest on a fini
foundation of reliable Infer.
station on the costs and contents of the products we buy.
-President Johnson.

Thank You
I am deeply grateful to
you, the citizens of Semi.
nois County, for your fine
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will be greatly appreciated.

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FRIENDS WHO SUPPORTED ANI
VOTED FOR ME IN THE FIRS
PRIMARY. I TRUST YOU ANI
MANY OTHERS WILL JOIN N'
SUPPORTERS AND VOTE ON MA'
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about their faces. Then, at.
so many ugly facts around
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If they don't corer up
their faces, why should they
worry about covering their
knees?
-Designer Jacques Ttffeau,
on short skirts.
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This province chief is an
honest mm He has started a
$retain he thinks will put a
crimp In this food.and.inateni.
ale-diversion rocket.
Now, before things go out
to the refugees, the
chief announces what each
refuges is going to get. He
makes certain the word gets
to everyone,
Then he send his own man
along to watch the distribu.
tlon.
But what he's counting on
that if a refuges doesn't
getwhat he's been told he's
supposed to get, bell complain.
This province chief doesn't
atop there. Over the radio, he
Uks tho villagers and towns.
people to write him anonymous
litters If they've been wilaw.
fully taxed
if they know
officials who divert fertilizer
or other goods to their own
profit.

Thanks...

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birthday and other holldi

Quotes

Puma Bets.

The Usrall Is $ aemlit ci it. ilaltel Press which is em.
tiusa .*sii&amp;sivslt '.1*' U tot rspssdsatlea ci au It. heal
sews,.,..
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Intend as esoese .iau matter Ost•i.r 51. 1115 ii he sei
oet1. oc aaszors. tIo:Ila, use.: • £01 t C,sass.e.t Mares

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please remem ber to cur;
your elderly folks with "u

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continent

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Riteble urns
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Even In our mental sani
turns, we also find that
metie aids and colorful
frocks exert a very helpfu
fluence on pstientsi

themselves.

H. hasn't caught any big
fish yet. But it's bringing
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anybody can get himsel
cup of coffee at my time
"Dr Crane," he added,'
of the beat tonics for
women Is our beauty psi
"Then, they can have I
hair curled and b madi
look pretty.
,,And as they leave,
also get some perfume aq

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writes

Mrs. Margaret Cosby
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MIs. Ciaseacs Snydnc
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Mildred Base,
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Mr. Gard, for exam
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My sincere thanks to my many friends that sup.
ported me In this election. I would greatly appreci.
ate your further support in th. May
24th primary.

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ASRINCTON (UPI)-All nobody know.," apparently He speculates that they as
e people who think they were experts on IFO's (identi- one of our spaceships In art
and, fearing that we might
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been seelnig "flying fi.d flying objects),
era" are mistaken.
At any rate, when they saw preparing to Invade thei
y authority for that state. a strange object In the sky, came down to earth in thi
Its not the U.S. Air Force they didn't make fools of flying canoes to see what w
ii conducted the official themselves by going around going on.
This would Indicate that I
stigation of unidentified claiming to have seen a flying
pa-pah.pee.ah operate Ilke
saucer.
i s objects (UFO).
They recognized it i5 an "oo great CIA in the sky. lb
got the information from
Indian named Ted Apple- bee-gee-aah-wuh," which may ever, Lightfoot Talking Ea
be roughly translated as "sky assures me that they s
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he.. 'mysterious' object canoe of our brothers from "usually most friendly a
ifings in the sky may be the heavens or planets." The brotherly." Which Is a a
mystery at all, my broth- Quatahamesne could say a lot thing to know.
"Should you be Interval
syllables.
Applegate, who with a
flying
in
further enlightenment,
in
the
Passengers
Is known as Lightfoot
canoes were "pa.pah-pee.ah" shall be pleased to try to i
tin, Eagle.
e says the things that foreign travelers, who could c-ornmodste by means of to
pte have been calling fly. makes themselves visible or ing leave.," he says.
By all means, Lightfoot, Is
saucers are probably fly. invisible at will.
It is Lightfoot Talking keep In touch. If the iea
canoes.
o me, this makes as much Eagle's theory that the recent aren't talking, maybe the
is as any of the other flurry of UFO sightings was pah.pee.sh will deliver ti
I caused by the pa.pah.pee-sh. message.
lanatioris I have read.
Talk.
:cording to Lightfoot
Eagle, who lives In Tama.
Pa., some of his sncesi who inhabited the North
before
erican
Plumbing Heating At Air
coming of the white man
Quatahameans.
Laws Spetokiers, Pumps .4 P1pis
he Quatahamsans, variousdescribed as "the ancients
QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917
ancients" and "the people
SANFORD, PtA.
317 319 ELM AYL
'or the elderly folks relish
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prises almost as much as
l dren do!

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but this spirit of rivalry
lacking at home.
our elderly r
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when they are in a nun

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better official.? A village
chief -in charge of thre. to
11 hamlets - makes 1,500
plasters ($12). A bar girl can
malt. 10 to 20 times as much."
Then there's graft, he said.
There are a lot of refugee..
The distribution of food and
supplies tempts men who want
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months Is Vietnam for only a
few days and was going 14bt
back.
H. was in a hurry to leave
Washington. He rusentid a
little having to come hick to
the United States even for a
wick or two to help with re.
cruiting. H. wanted the new
men, all right. But he didn't
like to be hauled away from
his province,
"Then.'s too much that flIodi
doing." he said. "There aren't
enough of us. By the time you
get out Co the field - the
province. - we're spread too
thin,
"I'd been out there with the
Army. I decided I wanted to
go back. I believe in what
we're doing.
"My whole family is In.
volved. My daughter Is a
nurse in Vietnam. My son Is
out there, toe. My wife Is In
Bangkok. You won't NO me
back hers again for i year
and a half. I hops.
"We're hurting the Viet
Cong. A farmer came In the
other day and said the VC
had been taxing him SO per
tent of his rice crop. They're
not making friends that way,
"But we have problems, toe.
*The farmers in my ares
complain they're not getting
the cheap fertilizer they've
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been promised by the gos.
mint. They say they know the
Americans are bringing it in.
It's not getting to them. They
suspect graft.
"What they don't know Is
that the problem Is Insfflelsn.
c,. The fertilizer has been
lying around in government
warehouses. There was a Itnancial breakdown I. the go,'
ernment company and things
stood still. Maybe they've got
some new money by now.

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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
have demonstrated a similar
strategy with chronic drunk
antis who are down and out.
When these despairing ml.
eohotics attend an AA meeting and listen to the Inspiring speeches of the members,
they perk up.
Pot they bear talks by men
and women who were worse
drunkards than themselves,
yet now see thos. victims
back as well-dressed, highly
respected workers in modern
society.
"If they can do it," a thus
the subconscious feeling of
new AA recruits, "then
the
I can do It, toot"
Applied to decrepit older
folks, this same chsile*ge exists when they are lii. nursing home.
But while they were living
with their children, surrounded by active teenage grandchildren, they may have made
no attempt to walk or wait
upon themselves.
For they figured • they
couldn't remotely compete
with the younger generation.

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pointed out.
jungle battle near Bong
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a touchy problem of market pitched and heaved Anyon. wishing further de. Ervell Thornton, Bartholomew
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about 290 mile, northeast of It was announced by
Vu if anything, to say about over news that General Mo. tails may contact Mrs Ii. F (lalletta, Sanford, Evelyn
the
residents
the
(lien
Arden
lilgei. It was one of the big.
slack market reaction to an tons was cutting back
Sills, Herman Burger, *1k.
Community Association (cons.
PEOdUC. Delehanty.
gust battle. this sprin g.
cutback In automo. lion Is four assembly planta."
Day Camp for children a
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atens will most at 5:30 sm. is Lou Taubor, Eustis.
an Information meeting at tPendin
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5y Mildred Hsaey
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Vacation Bible School at girl.
Deltona Methodist Church has
Discharges
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Clot. Brown and baby
July 1, 9 until 11:30 am., Mary Knight, Elizabeth Brus-.
day through Friday. All nihan and baby boy, Mary
children from kindergarten Dawson, Debris Grant. and
ge through junior high school baby boy, Zora M. Taylor,
Thurs. are Invited m attend.
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denominations to be passed Lettau, lacy Mitchell, Helen
along to local churches" for 3. MeMullan, Gilbert Luck,
study and comment" by the Larry W. Hodges, Amia
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MODELING dresses made by them in a 130it of study on clothing, in Mrs.
Janke Robbuion's ninth EnWe home sem"lell class at South Seminale
JnIor High School are (left to right) Carol Sullivan, Debbie Dan&amp;
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the Apple Tree" and The Con.
tbu.nt.I smooching his way
through "Poise and Chain.
pefne.
Xssly Smith sings "Indian
Live Call" on that album
but if you really want to find
S pinee of camp all your own
and not labeled as such, try
RCA Victor's reissue, on its
Ylitage libel, of :netts Me.
Donald and Nelson Rudy sing.
lag bits from their inovise, in.
eliding "Indian low. Call"
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Is amusing for one bearing.
It recreates the sounds and
theme son gs, Including corn.
martinI., for all those popular
old radio programs But the
eommnclali are totally' non.
commercial. "have you tried
cereal, the best breakfast
food In the land?" the sing.
its uk. In a familiar melody.
Anybody who can't will in the
name of the csreslbss to
turn lnbiasmddl.shoes.

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but. to the conductor's 10th
anniversary, has his conduct.
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Beethoven, Wagner,
Tcbalkoruky, Debussy a n 4
Ravel. Tommy Leositti Is is
good vet.. with 'Troutbonss,
Guitars and bus" (RCA Vii.
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"When You're In Lire the
Whole World Is Jewish"
(Kapp) I. worth buying for
"Irving," a spoof on Lotus
Greene's hit "Ping,," the
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Cold Blood" (RCA Victor),
and Indeed that's bow he
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over had, intil aighifall.
Any..e can do his wirk,
however bard, for esi day.
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the sun goes down. And this
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pocket of hi. coat. I can on.
iy guess what be wrote, but
I think I know. Ifo has been
after me to make our "marnag." legal. H. cannot
know the nightmares I have
had, Perhaps If I till you
about my former marriages,
you will understand why l
cast marry lob; Husband
number one (a Usvtananl In
the Air Ports) and I were
married S months and IS
days when he was killed

and he has an excellent set of
natural teeth except for two
missing lower premolar., right
and left.. In their place are
his baby molar, which have
sever come out and are still
in good condition,
Schoolteacher Mary C. is
shout 31 and she too has a
foB complement of teeth ix.
se pt for two missing once,
upper right and left lateral
incisors. She also has baby
teeth that never came out,
This phenomenon of missbig teeth Is not unusual. Many
people are born with this ir.
regularity and very often the

as his grandfather.
The baby teeth that remain
are usually strong and firmly
held in the jawbone since the
roots do not become absorbed.
The process of absorption and
eventual loosening of baby
teeth Is mainly due to piessure from permanent teeth
under them.
One tooth can be missing,
many teeth can be missing,
and every once in awhile all
teeth, primary and perma.
nent , are missing. This Is
called total anodontia and
fortunately it's a tar. happening. One such case was of a
eotrespondlng baby teeth are boy who at age I was 1114.4
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snent teeth. Paired teeth had to be remade from time

are usually involved so that
the sea. tooth Is absent frost
both aides of the jaw. It's not
es,tsln why, but the tooth
bib do not Ice= Then are
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Jaw growth,
Sometimes permanent teeth
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1usd by a dentist to see If
their removal Is necessary.
We recently examined a
young man of 18 in our hw
pital dental clinic who still
had many baby tooth in place.
X-rays disclosed that the pit.
menent teeth were In the jaw.
bone but for wins reason
never came out. The areas
around Lb..e teeth had become cystic and the baby
teeth and fully formed per.
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to be removed.
If your child's tielhing
schedule I. not within normal
limits, consult your dentist.
By means of examination and
X-rays be can determine If
baby teeth should be extract.4 to make way for eriptios
of permanent ens.. This ha
excellent preventive dentistry
and parents shield take ad.
vantage eeit.

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teeth do not absorb. Baby (Neat Week; Table of tooth
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shed of being aemsed it in e'st". "W.'r. kehin draw,
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YOUR HOST at the LAKE Man and be us.. this clever or dinner celebration Is the
MONROE INN, Hank Pyle, way .1 tailing you about all LOOKOUT INN In Fern Part,
Invites you to conie out and the fine food treats avallabi@ with all their excellent facili.
bear the talented "Pogo" at
the organ, youngsougstyl. at this drive-in rutaursat6 ties to take can, of small or
Ist with a lot on the bell. The They'll serve you In their large groups. You can b. sure
popular Pogo has everyone neat dining room or In your the food you offer your group
listening when be starts his car, whichever you prefer. YOU will be the beet and the ser.
keyboard capers. And while have a wide choice of chicken, vice is very good. Chef Tor.
you are listening, enjoy some fish, oysters, shrimp, steaks,
of those fine steaks the LAKE chops, hamburgers, hotdogs Martin Nyman Is waiting to
MONROE INN Is proud to and lots of other good things. talk to you about It, since he
serye, as well as numerous If you are In a hurry, call up also serves as mana ge r of
oth er fine dishes. One of their and leave your order and this excellent restaurant. They
menu and
specialties I, homemade pit they'll have it all ready for have a wide, varied
all your favorite beveragea
barbecue. Halfway around the you.
for that pie dinner happy
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this hour. The same fine food and
pleasant drive to enjoy a
MENU SPECIALS for
pleasant evening, or luncheon. weekend at PHELPS' RF.S. service Is waiting for the
Chef lone diner or the romantic
TAURANT, accord ing to
roast
couple, or the Intimate hit!.
LOTS OF PEOPLE au 41*- Al Phelps, I. savory
and
group.
Keep th e LOOKOUT i
covering how delightful it Is pork with apple sauce
to run out to th e TROPHY roast turkey with apple and mInd,
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LOUNGE for lunch. A quiet, walnut dressing. Doesn't that
DO
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can relax and enjoy an Inex. change sthst have taken
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appliances cannot be used way, a. special outdoor wiring have brought about a wadb..
tout the necessity if flab- is aseded. 0. wooden wells, P1001 wire that Is cheaper 4
an extension cord through cut sot an opening for a is- sealer to haadl
ceased suLks box. The COtT on* putt .1 lbs job yes
rindow.
'eatherproof .locteleal oat. wIll be flak with the wall cmi 4o yourself, eves If pee
can be located around surface. Use a standard box, ate using a esstm$or, is the
outside walls of youi' but get a special weather- trending for the wire, This
us as well sa the cide. proof acer plate for It.
will save eoaeldar.bl. labor
itrical lisle can be tun On mUOiTy wall., drW calls. a shallow trash is su.
istasse (rein the house at through wall with a carbide qulned, 1$ to It htehes deep.
Jose
lees .xp.mes thea in Lou' tip drill, fish Sb. WINS The bottom
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with send er lie gnu,,.l fir
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drainage, Over the top 01 th.
Icing electrical work, you and cover must be westhsr'. win ley a.rrovboezdes.thah
sleetrical proof.
aid nil is
ft cao be aeeldustafly dam'
Iracis to do the Job. Is For pow.s some distance aged b asesue dlIeg.
er esas, check local build- from the house, lln.e will have
Never splice uadergrod
regulations Sm determine to be laid und.rround. Over.
....pt insld a Jese,
A Is and Is not psemlttsd. head wire may be seed but ties box and the jencties boa
N "member that all work this b unsightly, requires a mud be sba" ffrovasill, Whosi,.
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Na ground It must be
closed in rigid soMali. This
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Its own soetrel switch teds..,
The ordinary 1$-sap cheull Is
designed to Wry a had of
FOR CIIW.Db Ro
1*00 watts. liters yes add
to an Mde.u' kiilt, d as 4
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with houseful of (logs Is enjoyed by Dean Jones
and Suzanne Pleshette In Walt Disney's "The
Ugly flnchslm:(I," opening Sunday at Movleland
Drive-in Theatre. Companion Disney film Is
"Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree."

role, the stunningly
photo.
graphed film Is attracting ca1pacity crowds In every city
where iii. shown, it o pe ns at
th e Park East Theatre Wed.
From the wonleful world ening Thursday, Is composed
nesIay.
of Wait Disney. via Peyton of "Our Man Flint," with
The New York Times' Bøi. Place, In outer space, the en- James Coburn and Lee J.
hey Crowther has called th is tire journcy can he taken next Cobb, and "Spars Flight ICunusual picture "rich and cx. week in filnus playing at the I," starring Hill Williams.
citing" soul the New York Stovielan't flrRe.in Theatre.
Filmed In brilliant T.'chnlIJaily News' Kutta Cameron
Opening Sunday is the per- color, "Winnie the Pooh and
awarded thp film its highest f•t family program on Dli. the honey Tree" was directrating, ('"' while deserib.- ney films, "The Ugly Ditch. eui by Wolfgang Reltherman
ing It as "1)0111 and beautiful." ahumnd" aol "Winnie the Pooh for Buena Vista release,
"Certainly one of the most and the hlon.'y Tree."
'Winnie the loch" is part of
beautiful soil stimulating
Wedn,'mIay only will he Walt Disney's "perfect proentertainment,
films ever made," wrote the showing the film 'The Re. gram" of
New York Ilcrnhi Trlbun&amp;a volt of Mantis Stover," starr- which also includes the full'
Judith Crist, a critic with a ing Jane UiisselI, and "Return length feature comedy, "The
hart to I1IN,e reputation to h'eytnn Place," with Carol Ugly Dachshund," In Techni.
whose unquialifin'i
color, starring Dean Jones
l.ynley,
"Juliet" as "a masterwork" The weeken d twin-hill, op. and Susanne Pl.shctta.
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LICIOUS S I A F 0 0 D S PREPARED TO YOUR TASTE.

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And steaks, and chops. and
So when you are fired of cooking,
And for a place to eat you're looking.
Give us a chance to fill your Tummy
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Your Favorite
"Juliet of the Spirits" is Western Nstumba, a newly
Melodic, Nightly
Is The Lamplight., Luau
veals th e emotional turmoil of freed African nation, by assa lonely woman th rough her suinating its Premier Ashu.
dreams, apparitions, vision, men when he visits the Vu).
and fantasies. Her "spirits" can Chemical plant. This plot [I
are sometimes sinister, some. Is thwarted by the courage
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critiques in New York movie Iilya Kuryakiti (Da vid Mc.
Callum) In th rilling action,
circles last )'ur,
bulletrldden
"Juliet of the Spirits' 1. lb. climaxed by ae Swiss Alps,
chase through th
first time Felhini has told a makes for an adventure which
story In a kaleidoscope
will hoWl the vie wer an the
colors as rich and daring
ed ge of his seat.
liis own imagination. Critics Equally hair-raising is "To
have calle d the film one of the Trap a Spy," in which WASP,
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me single-room air con. side of his b ra in. What caused azu or other sourees if eel.
ncrs in homes may be it? Is It a form of cancer?
fustk. 4,,
slid to b ri ng In or exclude Can it be cured ?
v.Iopmeut of the disease. The
Ido air but in eith case A The calcium deposit Is vicuna shoui not stop walk.
e is some cIrculation it probably hi the blood vessels tag even though his bees
of the raln. Th is is a form ache because the siercls. be.
from lbe outside,
Indow tans will bring In of hardening of the arteries pro
the circulation In lb.
unless they vu provided and is not related to tinier, bones and helps to ksep
fil ters and wil l bring In Per changes that have already In good conditlea.
ture If the outside air taken plie. there is no care.
pt,
smp than that os the Your doctor will try to ebsek
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is, In whiek ease a di- the progress of th is disease, and eemmeuta to Wape. 0.
idlSler may be seeded.
Q - Resent X-rays revealed BrandsSedt, M.D., lit
- I ass Is the hospital, that I have Part's disease Of of this paper. While Dr.
what my doctor calls my th igh bones, What is It lnahtadt eaaaet aaawor
Is vertebral insufficles. and what Is lbs treatment? indMdaal letiare hi will
What is this? The medi. A-i'aget's disease (ost.ItI ansv*v letters of gas"
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Film of Year." Critics have had nothing but
highest praise for film.
Thompson had challenged
In. "Juliet of the Spirits," Fed. ty of the movie induatry's
cumbent state Rep. Ralph
who
drew
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erko Follinl'a first full-length most coveted accolades in b.Watkins,
color film, has been awarded Ing selected as 'float Foreign
vote.,
Film of The Year." Starring
eOomT 4t00u50001 IXITLIUSO $IA$TTOI7C)
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Tuesday in th e Oklahoma primary elections,
He was Price Thompson, 84,
who died Th ursday in El Reno.

Co.F.a$ure-l:30 Only
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any bad iid. e ffects?
unknown. In this dines., there
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er window fans and others The drugs you are taking is- a hardening and thickening of
the fans bring In dust and axis blood vessel spasm and the booms In their now slip..
peNs. What do you think? is not habit-forming. In too In the early stages the attestThe large units that large a do" it may cause cci bones are painful.
Itlon the sir in big pub- nausea, dizziness, sweating
Aspirin and omsil doom if
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stop at nothing to rule the
world, are determined to obtain this now weapon for their
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THE GREAT I WILD OXEEFENOKEE SWAMP AMONG
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a and gifts from all who
umber it is her special "I)ur Edyth Thornton Me. have gray hair, fair Abs. I'm
i-and the more lb. better. Leod: I am 43. I have worked 41.-Emily.
laying others remember In the some place
i date of her birth makes a years. My employerfor seven1 The navy bias sounds good
suddenly
was feel warm and cher* objects to my grby hair. but not the yellow; this is one
color gray-haired women
ad. And llshe has chfldreu Should I stand on my rL&amp;hts,IIbould
shun. It does not go
bring her breakfast in
I on her birthday, and 1 . live? (They bays a good well with gray hair. Choose
p".io. plan hers which Ii oils blue or soft sink Instead.
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have contributed to) My woMORE MDY DCCI
men friends at the job say "I am 20 pounds overweight
NEW YORK (UP!) Since I should quit. What do you according to the weight chart.
1100, the proportion of women thlnk?"-Mary
Can I get rid of this excess is
accepted by medical schools Sometimes to compromise Is a reasonable time?"- Miriam.
has Increased from 4.3 to 1.1 the better part of valor. You Yes, but you must follo
wa
per cent of enrolled students, must have liked your work to balanced and perfected diet.
the Association of American stay an for seven years. Sines No one can say exactly how
Medical Colleges reports.
hair coloring is such an easy many pounds you will drop,
Probably, lbs association' matter these days, why not but If you stick to the diet
solid, miss women are like- try it? It could be fun and It You will get good results. The
ly to choose careers in med. might be a welcome surprise final outcome rests with yes
Seine because .1 "growing for your critic.. And doe't di.. and depads em how well yes
shortages of medical person. cuss it with your "Mends" at keep to the diet. To obtain a
not and the Increasing roles work. Just appear ems day copy of the Figure Control
in medicine compatible with
soon with a lovely now shade dial, my new ems, s'.nd mm
the accepted roles Impod on of hair and a new hair-do. If a lcsg,sitf.addres.ed, stamped
woman by our salters."
that desist work, you can envelope and 31 cents is eoin.
leave. 14 love to bear what, You will l receive a leaf.
The "Little Old Lady of happeas.
1st which 'WW aid yes is fol.
Threadneedle Street" titers
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lowing the diet to your best
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birthday pass without even a
year milestones that women boa from the florist will ca-.
feel they have to shudder at- tainly, vouch for the fact that
the 30th that takes them out of no matter what a woman
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popular spots we know
hosts especially invite the 1* more cozy. In timate
dies, partkularly you buil. phere for your enjoyment. Al especially with families. So
ness gals to try the TROPHY reminds Sanford Plaza shop. *W1fl7 good things to eat, it's
we guarantee you wil l go pers that he to right across the hard to mak e up your mindback for more. Fine food serv- street, convenient and close so go often and try them all.
.4 at all hours of the day and and ready to serve you with Th e lines move along swiftly
night, with some very special standard American styli food and there's none of those long
platter-filling, mouth-watering or that special Co rdon Bisu waits for your dinner or lunch
Quic k, good and Inexpensive.
steaks for bigger appetites. French style cuisine.
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ON YOUR MIND?
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cocktails,
preyour favorite
HOW ABOUT some oysters
pared exactly to your order. on the half-shell? That'. An exciting date th is weekend
find -big company man coming to
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but you will town? Anniversary, birthday,
tunes on the juke box
every day
stereo and all. And some of find them at SKIP'S RESTU- favori te relative arriving?
the pleasantest co mpany In RANT
a po pular dining Whoever and whatever the OC
all your friends spot, just across f rom Semi. caalon, you can't go wrong
th e world
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Day
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the boys are just U good of Drums" (Capitol) Is the
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singing folk songs as they are original sound track of the
being comics. $dyl. Corn. I. highly acclaimed documestary, women bow to forget their
top. In "Don't Go to String- about John P. Ieimed7.
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hits.
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the good Impression he mad. lips); 'Music From I Spy"
Until a girl reaches 31 sh.
tin earlier albums in 'Magic (Warner Brothers); "Elvis iot only wants her birthday
Town" (United Artist.). And Presley in Franki. and John. remembered, she doesn't mind
Streisand I. Strelund, which fly" (RCA Victor); "Moon.
sUing anyone which birthday
will delight her followers, in light Sinatra" (Reprise);
"Color Me Barbra" (Colum. "Vsrdelle Smith - (Alone) be is celebrating.
lIter 25 women do clam up
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In confidential can be bandied
with speed and erflolgory, fla.
day anti you gain greater promties. Thin applies to those you
have known for game time and
"#war CI Be sure to
keep closs.mouthotl.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 12)

lie
thoo'
Alitoha lrOuftd
you 'a
disturbi
You.not
EntortAln.
Do not o'er-do
or your health could Putter.

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satisfactorily. Do
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Tab. it relatively easy tonight.

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---Getting Your files in
*GtchlDg up On eorrospondenco,
bringing In supplies. ate. Should
Occupy is good part at this day.
No as efficient as you call in
the future. Work an bobbies to
9. m. with good Pat&amp;
IFAKSIIXI (34&amp;y 31 to Jane 21)

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YOU more comfortable and
that all to In good working "a
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kin or friends In p. m.

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those who have provon to be not so good. Show
finest abilities to those yost
admire.
9,turrrAtiffirs
to
Doe. 21)— Show that Tau are
harmonious where association
harmantus where as..ctstlaa
affairs are concerned. Be very
charming when you dine oug
together. Co-operate with

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Know just what your position
Is with m4visors who have heitit
'cry reliable In the post. Stage

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AINISIO (Us? 21 to Ayr. Is)—

wonderful opportunities.

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Than you cas got together with
whomever appeals to YOU am*

both interesting and helpful to

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ju wh y do have In mind

A letter from a tar eon prove

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GNXMUAL TENDXXCIao
This 10 OAS Of theme 1311118US1
days *balk You are able to do
whatever to necessary to nor.

to find out what blffwlffs 92.
pact at you. you can then sol
busy and please them. not the..

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WAY

I"OLD INALL SL~CP
WKa IMUIRE UPI II
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7~SAAwgi"PLACM K"SMLIDX
TAN Wally HE Sul Itto
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PLATTSUM
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almost nervous in Wagner. but
this only covers UP a most
Stable oolloolquaneem, else* the
&amp;MblttGm hats to Phosomont&amp;L
Imporinat Fels giant the *ago&amp;.
4102 8110911 both the practical
8214 tbG &amp;"theta. Any profs*.
Dion where finances come into
large play to best for this very
dgil* mind[ &amp;Ad equally milito

YMOD (Aug. 23 to Sept. 31)
—tt You ranks It your business

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.. It wut soon

that

file

OUit

OUT

ç;

LNG (JuIT It to Aug. 21)
Find out What your Palo want
and do "or utmost to be ad
assistance to them. despite the
fact that you berm much to
do. Be efficient and all In well.
Evening can be very enjoyable
at the pleasure&amp; you Most on.

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YOUR FI

win
tau""

OF iTS...,

—It behooves you now to go
out of YOU? war I* do @ON*

charmingly.

do

Ga1bnItI

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Is)— Ideal ear S64 might for
#0188 Pretty =call wat Ter au
Please th at makes 7007 Ut.
richer. Bring that* practical
Ideas to those *110 can "slat
YOU to groat*? Prosperity. Zwo.
sing Is best time to work, *a
that special bobby.

be with. Con,creat

a ja

MAY e,1a6e-3A SWEGINS

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ons ately. Take It easy to.
might.

chance to moo what moods to be

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This to set a road day to take
ear chaafte but IS simostleat
for coming "Arm% warmth and
naffmostimma andl tot notes ats
ter your losgrange plans IthowIng those able to 614 you Ing
acquiring then than you are
well aware of What they Wass
OAS 60 to
what
sad

TATUVO (Age. 30 to May 20)
—Tait nff Inventory at both
holdings sad your Pam"&amp;
aia shown whit yes smut do
*Ter. do not invest beyond Yew
to advance more 4aicklY. Nowe
power to handle well. Moder"
tion Is the k*ynots now.
asull4l #May 21 to June 11)
ull be
now anz,
! O
;%
am@ toward
therfeW64
lime. and so* where sod It
you
Wake this a Productive day.
Don't nosittet Tecreatton In p.m.
3100.11 CUILDRUN (Juno 12
at

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(Cand"d fftu

that really Pleases YOU.

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HOUSE

LIP I I

Formet

ARM (Mar. It to April 111111
-You are able to roarket. Tialls
have talks with alll446 "
that
irgU Ire
e
future more w1sely. see
that abode Is In apple-pie ofder, too. out for Ion tonight

WAY

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$4 station wagon.

312 noDal

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only lS
Phone 322.0521 it is it 701

$11. $12.

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Pb. sp $ ROOM Pure. Apt, US 11*
AVALON APA*'?KSIFP$
&amp;11.. i1Oi goo" S *.
$11011.
Ave.. 322-2431.
III W. 2114 it.
0244$? _4s1 M5**oUs, $219115.
H.. • 611. $ ROOM Turn. Apt.. your A PORN. APT.. IsIS *snnflhe
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lights tire. 2224744.

Trifler.
Make offer. Park.11Ave.
Trail.
it Co.

-ONLY 13$. Small lure.
tJNPVL1I. I PM. Dipll* Apt., it. sits. 331.Ssii.

apt. $51

kIL equipped, ye as e t t $

1312 VAU9 T 57*1.54.S•i it
Ill W. It

extra Pd,... $217141.
1UU1l1..11i1

tlo Wagon. Meat gnod. Auto.
static. Only $131. hoes $ft.
II!! or 555 at let P. FT•CCII

I IL AMU

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1966

PORN. APTS.
Ill Park Ave.

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2-DOOR

li

W. LIe

ua*1aa.

else. kitchen equipped. 10114
W. 15th. 131-8I9L

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turn. $ roost Apt.,
Yard. 111.1101.
WELAKA APARTMENTS *15
W PIrei it.

Points? Di?4
)(srrl .Adair.

601. Name plate --

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$22.19!.

Re.

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Notice

$5 T$P CIRCV1'V COVR?
WNW 5Th Jill
Clii? IN AND FOR IEEINOLst
COVXTTP PLORDA
IJIANKLIN AVERY, plaintiff,
'5.

GLADYS AVERY,

xorgen

or

$por) Noticas

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I4WO

wi,V;r,u

Carpet $bampoo.r for only $1
per day. Carroll Furniture.

NEW CROP lslgbbrsd black.
Jil. OLYMPIC VILLAIJI
bernie. now rips. Toe pick In
Camp for boys and
11
tisru
1
pin., ae.
g
spa, your container at lIe p1.
daily. ft. K. Aldred. hwy. 411.
cialising in individual sports
12181$.
instruction plus a lull camp
program. S wksi June 15
thru Aug. 14; $311. 4 wigs, CHAIR * SUP covered Sofa
$111 locker I Sofa $*1; Kit.
$171. Limited Enrollment.
Writs now for Iree bio. else Cable" 1101 single
bsadboarda
lie Si.; Rockers
churn; Jr. Olympic Villags,
$1.10 up. Comic... chairs.
11. 0. floe 1013. I)*i. city,
tables, misc. Reasonable, 13*1
Florida or ph. 101.34,3.
Park Ave.

SUMMEII.

nesiaiss UOfl.
Service Station
FOR LEASE

5(1,

SHELl... OIL

CO.

U.S. Hwy. 17- 92 &amp; 27th St.
SANFORD
LIFTS
2 BAYS -2Tads
Established

Good Volume
Eacail. Financing
Defendant. ___________
laid Training
GAS
DRYER
I
UPRIGHT
vsr
CALL
W. U. $CAItI2OR000H
Legal Notice
FREEZER. Dolls I. $111.

lOs GLADYS AVERY
Ht. 2
)lillerton, Pennsylvania
YOU ARE IlICItItIlY NOT!.
PIED that a suit for divorce
e been commenced aiainat
ha.
you in the Circuit Court of
th Ninth Judicial Circuit in

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IS THE CIRCUIT COVET

OP

1514711
DAYTONA BEACH
4t2.h7l1
Weekend.
Eve.
101 Driftwood lane, Park
Ridge. Oliver residence.
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Circuit

up the estate, right, tltl5, in.
iereeu in or lien up
the above
d..cnibsd property claimed by
you and should you fall to de
so deere. pro confe.e. will be
entered against you.
WITNESS my hand and seal
ef said Court at Sanford. WiorIda, this $011 any of April.

Sanford. Pemliolo County, Pier. *pii.
Ida, this 1011 day of April. (SEAL)
Arthur H. *eskwitl, Jr.
*0. 1151.
Clerk of the abete styled
(CIRCUIT COU11? SEAL)
Arthur II. J.ckwlth, Jr.
Court
Clerk of the Circuit court
Py Diana M. Stark..
y Desna N Marko.
Deputy Clerk

plaintiff's

attorneys WHiT.
TAKER, PYLU AND WOOD.
whose address to - Suits 213.
lii I. Colonial Drive, Post
Office Roe Sill, Orlando, Pier.
ida, net later than the sst
day of May, 9846 is ri1rel
by Law, sl a noon. Pre
Caste..,
will be catered

against you.

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61. Mousy

wasted

HOME I Acreage, let aort'
gage for sale $12,110 at 8%.

Eacelisal pay

record.

Cm

verify by bank. lilt at di..
count for cub. *33.7503 even.
Ing..

435, Schools &amp; IllIttuCtIOus

________________________
AUTOMATION JOBS OPEN

I B U XKEYPUNCH
Receptionist
PH

Cashier • Chsckers
Bank Tellers
5lars While Too tmsre

Need not int.rfere with present

employment. High School not
required. No age limit. Day
I Evening close...

PLACEMENT A$ISTANCB
Visit or Ciii 341.474)
CASIIIEI1 TRAININU
INSTITUTE
* N. Orange, Suite III
Orlando. Florida

71.

Mali

Help Wasted

.20115 OPEN NOW
Earn while you learn.
School not required.

Cashiers.
PBX
Receptionist., and Bank Tell.
ore. Train now, pay later.

CASHIER TRAINING INISTI.
'lUTE. 1 N. Orange, Suits *03,
Orlando; 341.4745.

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SALESMAN- 11.45, married

end settled, neat appearance.
1-day week, good working
conditions, permanent posi'
lion, salary plus commiusion..
Knowing local merchants
helpful but not necessary.
REPLY IN CONFIDENCE.
Our employ.e know of this
ed. Write Doe ill, ii. Sanlord Herald.

1351 Park Ave.
*23.1312 anytim.
.r Rights 212.1110

rat..

repairing,

i

Also 111* name. to Service

Masonry Home. 270*

*32-2177.

COMMODORE
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED •

A Multiple Usting Realtor

APPAISER

I monthly payment.

233-4131

INiUIIOR

*113 5. French

1-1484 I Vsd
$-PIfISOOle
6-8466t; owe

S

UNPIJ*N1IHZD
Pb. )tseldent Mgr.
222.1140

5

$ Ran, turn. Apt All utIlIties
incepi gas, $41. Apt. 1. $32
Magnolia,

I1-Ue.ep Wasted
I4-Psv'ape Al 1
So.-Imadianse

-likeeli I
l..tmtleaa
7I-I.pl.yaost lievisis

s?Ii

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8$

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1$-P.*itni - 14t518k
ipeeisl
$-4
t.Iisee
1$-CaItl.p - Peed
14-Ri.y.ls DoOm

hIlpeelil lea-tillS
IS-latin., Decanters

17-Jsaiterias mettles
$$-Load.up. Senile
l$-Rsih(ens 5epies
4f
Is

It-memo l.swe.
$1-Plemblep

$$-Paleiiap
$4-Well DvtI$Np
3$-Air C..4. IleaSsi
1$-la410 - Tslevlelss
$1-Plate IIqiipsiat
N-Hems Appltassis

i-esisai l.strs.essi
$$-Iualaem $qE.ISI
$4-Upls.ills.y
U-.Vuisaa Chairs
$P-Iisw.l.esers
$T-Mntag I I*wss

1111-Male PSIp Waited
il-Ps..!. 11161P Wasted
t$-Ma2 or PS.e
ol Help
,4..-lee Kelp Wanted
7?-uiIuatt.. Wanted
li-Isis., Peepersp
$I-luela.ss Prop-isle
88-Real 11*510 Walled
06-31"1Paisse "A*
of-Busies" Bassein
55-Lets rot Sal.
I1-Pas.e--ves
N-Aersse
N-Hisses Wee Sale
06-1106686--al W Raw
ITH..ee Per lest
Il-Meal Estate Pacbaags
$**e..vt *4.1.1.

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HEMPHILLrS

01.1*11 Porn, downstairs Apt.
Adults. 221.1554,

PIN- UP

PRIZE ON

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211-lamlaI Agesis
$5-Jeb Piloski
4$-Plaits - Visas -iseas $11-Wasted T. IsiS
Ill-Aces PsI 1s3
$1-Mum. Per Sale
li$-A.t..--isl. or Seal,
St-Articles Per asil
111-Tack.
Per lots
II-4wsp er Rzau
_
US-Aete meUto Serves
$4-Waited To Pa7
l$i-Ie..leee I Cysi..
li-Pencilers Pee Silo
11$-Rests I Motors
$$-AmtIue. Per lsZe
1IS-Ke$es 5.jM
$1-Mesh To L.a.
Cppertesial*

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Nol •'

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terier. 11-11-

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OkAmi
a

Situatlois Wasted

WORE WANTED 131.705&amp;
DAYS Work Wanted,
Of *3.2.1141.

511.461*

1965 CORVAIR COUPE
MANY

MOAN

DIPtAY
AT CIJARANCI
ON

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______________________________________________________
84. Heal
• Sale
7,

Estate

trsesmlssl.s, radio. heater, b.Iq. flash
with match.9 b.i. let.niir. A low
usile.,e lecal car that Is .1... as 111595

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standard

5p.•;,4
5W.,

,

or

LIGHT Iusky ii my home.

W. let Si,

Iahe.Ieital.
P1. 513-4115

9
4%

90. Lots For Sal.

MIS

worinvionoomw

Is gostall
*4109.
ad

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lnve.tment.

ni it. Perk *,e.

511.5*0

NEWS1'AYERS
FOR 5,A1
*5 LBS. - ft
SANFORD IIE1CALD

OLD

.

$

'I

monthly. Available Jun• 1,
Ph. 233-218.

Electric Kitchen. Small down

appointment.

IT OWNEII Three bedroom.
2% bath; central air I best;
1 car garage, $23,440. 1041
(trove Ma'tor Dr. Call $311034.

Wi care Abiut Ye..
We Car. Abeut Y Ca

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1501 W. FIRST ST.
PHONE 322-0231

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1964 CORVA1R

109 N. PALME'ITO AVE.

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MERCURY

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COUP[

II.. fIsk L.caIPy sword and

AND III SUNNY UVINOS ON EVERY SPECIALLY-TAGGED CAR IN STOCK!

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$3495

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BDRM..

payment. Ph. 312.1538 for

iii •iw

&amp;111106 MY equipped with: Mills sidswalls I Deluxe wheel
cors with spinnors • All-vinyl Interior • WaIl.to.wstl I
eerpetktg N Push-button radio U Heater/defroster II.ckut•
lights U Marauder 390 V-S M Emergency flasher §E1eW1c I
windshield washers I Outside rsar'vlew mirror
I

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I bath home. No
down paymsat. Aa.urs. $13

by OWNER; 4 Din.., 5 baths,
Central hea t I air, bulit.is

a w a wia

and priced way, way down!
SUNSHINE SPECIAL
Mercury Monterey 2-door Hardtop I

Ool

ty already paId. *12-40*4.

811.1111

St. Johns Realty
Help 'PHI
CIMS TRITID P11K

Guarasueod Icooms. Must be
Seminole Co. residents. Pull
detail, on request. Writs Mr.
J. 5. Folsom Has 112. Eustis,
PIe. or call Winter i'ark
535.9$),

WH.IDDON, SR

11$ S. Park

%des 300 4.Dsar, b.10 fWsb with bug. loteti.'.
1,utpp.d with 11 cy..: ie,h.
1
s.d stusd.rd trassadulse, radii
s.d baiter.
'-nv $
H-...

Inc.

I

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25 MONTH WARRANTY
ON ALL "OK" TAGGED
USED CARS!

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PH. 322.4U4

Holler Motor Sales

.I.
64 FORD •ul
511. Nu..
bash, * : vu
s
$b*.

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•''$1O95 63 FORD
Mind
PdSg
TOP.

Soar

mobiles
_
5795
su1Nkaagensue

Cia.,iiiu..
63 VW Sill..

Wr.__ $1495
lbs sew

ladle.

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Be

all

IN

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Pult uu'pp.d $5stet
we
cowmbg
di.,

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6' VW "
C... wiw
*11,

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131111l 'isis 1

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WNW Hardtop

My

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51 VW Wage
Nau.erAIoaI

64CHEV
'.'
Coup.
fully .s,W.d

•••.

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ma pesulees

.51995

56 VW Sidle, Itsame,
Cosrilil..
Yes Weeld Now sees. its 63 CHEY hlly
pod. A s.d

$595

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•.,.,..,...

s. e.usy

, $1795

AUL

63
65 VW
some
N.. w.,s.. Autsailli TruNus,C
ladle, U.itsi N Pruss
rn. Healer, Pewer lOses.
ISiS Per W
hg. IU amp
teuusvrtuu
$1195

2195
1 953i/3

D•mc

XL-500

c.1.
65 VW
4s
, denIes hik,,5 plan

Fastback coup., rose beige
with white top, bushst seats,

Power

m'.

d.

XL500

•nuoe,

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$1295 62 FORD c...p,p
so" line
Nes W.gss.

63 VW

$99 5

vi

63 FORDd UI

.q

hop

Herdlep, whinshiat en
white with red bucket isets.
fully equipped.

ste.rhn

aid power kick,., Cruise-.milk treosmisslos, ,.die,
heet end factory air ::11j;tinning. Five almost a e w

$1795
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batfug
,,.

,

tire'.

63
W.e., 1.11.
Healer.
',.$1595
Nrvssalh..

$1795
GALAXIE

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Sesderd
$1495

63 y

Wag..

163 Pied G.l.uI. 500

pes
2.On. h.tdtep, wimbl.teis ale.
white with ebony iote,ie,, VI
___________________________
engine, power steenhn, suts.
meEt, radio, heater, saceiient
leash Cal..
tires, factery air conditioned.
.,

62 VW

fully reconditioned by our
trained oseshenues.

or.

.ues,,$1195

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62 CHEY Cia,..I1s
'aAu.. Tras. ladS. Heal'
m dl.p

$1495

64STUDE"•
I bsshr. 1
pmlsus

.5*w",,.

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tie.
day amsNliS

We

$895

11

62 PLY
malls

1 Sc.. l.11•

Healer. Au..-

Tr''. Nbt sow

$895

seadmis

64 IUICK

by

$1795

$995

63 VAUAN'
2
'l.dl.
,, ma prods. ems.

..d /a4sa

$1595

1965 CHEVELLE STA. WAGON

$

5.1.i•
1IS4or.

11004 =d SOM

.siieist.
ss

1

2.De.,

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Cruniley. Monteith

122.1111.

C.

1195

price.

$11,S

mess.

$795

I.

cv.

.

FORD
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$395

1962 FORD GALAXIE 500
4.0001
with Pied's 390
an
In. .i.i.e, 3
smlssle., r.dI. and heater. A
reel peppy car at an "OW'

-

first Iuts.t$Isis.

an

1795

fires.

4

1395

ba"

VI, •e$ssnetic, one iwos?.

ow tu

SPORT COUPS but's. ..i iwia, and deeg is.
whistle. The IWib Is hiss with c.nsspe.dl.g I..
tenor, Iqsipp.d with S syliad.r
Be. .staiu.tic Ksssuilsslei,
healeraud e.d
2195

4j9

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62 VW

1951

set.motk fte.

1965 CHIVELLE MAUIU

I.

Snide beyend the

THUNDERIIED
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bell

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sisdNi
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4 passenger V.S. stick.

USED
CARS

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11.

$1295

SPORT COUPE. $par*Il.q white wltb j.P Mail in.

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and sit

power

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bear 0.4 consent

ditlessed.

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employment available.
N. usual esa.

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12 NOON

Adj..Oms.fs will be snide es e rs-fus basis .ssly far typ.yephleel
of fits id MI.shneists will isO I.
sisal effect the veiu

Foil

Newport.

INCORPORATED

ANY LOT!

$6. H. for sis

trstsii•g,

100 L 2md IT.

new tines.

1952 C.e.t,y Squks

MASON'S JEEP S ALES

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Ad Department Hours

213-1311

vusing and

AVE. (17.92)
3224973 al

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full

WAGONS
STATION

P TO

oil

-ji;vla 01A

5$-I.... For Aass

MAID- $ daye a week-Moa.,
I LOTS NEAR It. Johns River.
Thur.. I Sat flood salary, IRONING. clranisg. $22.4eI9.
$111 eac h. Easy terms. Good
must ha soot I dependable.
Mobile home location.
Apply In person - Robeen
Katats •
CALLHART REAL. ESTATI
Sporting Goods, lowntews
CALL DAY OR NIGHT 112.7411
Sanford.
*01111? A WILLIAMS
lisle..
JOBS OPEN NOW
Raymond Lundquist. As'..
WARNWHILE you learn. High
1' AUUMB .ontgag.; $ OR, *
School not required. IBM I'aI$' Atlantis Back
Cashier.,
Keypunch,
PBX
bath. $51 per Mo. ExtrasR.00ptlonista. and Bank Tell.
A.
fenced yard, shallow well.
ste. Train now, pay later.
kitchen
equipped. $3.Ie6 .quiaso&amp;a*

)(e

149$ S. FRENCH

VAN

S PRWN AVE.

35 Ml. PER GAL.
inyl inferior, 4 . speed
ans., k.at.r, defrost.
turn signals.

'4

2495

0" '"1
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Sanford
Motor
Co.

BEAUTIES

FIRST

THIY WILL TAKE

Ill-KeEls I..ea-lesl
*04-TraIler Ipe-lss1
ill-Trailer 1.5.-asic
1K-Apt.*5 Pot lesS

WILL do ironing is sty home. ie

CAIHIEP. TRAINING INITI'
'PUTS. 1 N. Orange, Suite Ill,
Orlando. *41-1745.

AUTO SALES

V.5

with $

man,

WAUANTV Y 055 MOTOR COMPANY 24 MONTHS

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su-.an. MemeaSau.
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MONDAY Pb,is* vId.y - 6:36 AM. P. 1 P.M.
SATURDAY 560 AM.
PubtIalesi resin,., ,I,M rued, tevlst aid properly ifassIfy cii

CASEY'S

Porn. Apt. 321.1111.

Stemper Agency

Magnolia Ave.. doss to Pine.
crest school. Small town pay.

Mont

311 IS, tat It., isifoti.

CLASSIFICATIONS

Real Metats

iz. Female Help Wanted

i

By

MO.

lIT..,.
411 *5
elPdies
UT 51
Race Court Apt.., 1015 Saiford lINers.
4$, SI
Ave. 1 1 2 or, Turn. Apt..
47 37
Apply Apt. I, or call all. lId... 11W
3121.
$4 ScioN
447 38
447 Ii
Effic. apts., private baths, uti. 14 Pt!. 51W
lilies turn.; specially suited
37 24
Es, retired people. Ideally It my. I Sr.
located dalwatemia. Inquire I7Cbe,y$/W 441 27
St Jaoobeon'. Dept. Store, 14 -. tWsd $$ 32

can be
stefl.
matte profitable. RAYMOND
FURNISHED
H. BALL, BROKER.. 31$ g.
2 1,
5. 1 bilk from $4$ to $51.
__Park Ave., Banford, Ph.
_

Seminole Realty I 2

adve,Hae.esh.

7$. MIII

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earned

IBM

Keypunch,

or

for

Hub

IN WITNESS WHP*EOF, I
ci' FIasi.
hays hereunto not sty 1usd _____________________
and affixed my offic ial seal
at Sanford, Seminole County,
TEACHERS
Florida. tIle 1411 day it April PART.TIMI of fslll.tie aim.

hill.
Jobs A Maine. of
Deputy Clerk
(SEAL)
Wlederwesdle, Maine. aed
Arthur K. Doekwltk, Jr.
WILfRED U. CONRAD
Ward.
Clerk
Attorsey for PlaIntiff
Past Office 110* 81
$34 Park Av.nu, South,
$y; mart" T. Vag"
Winter Park, Pisnida.
Merritt Island, Florida
Deputy Clerk
Publish Apail It. IS, Kay S. Publish April 3*. 21, May S. Publish April $2, I, May I,
13. IllS,
IS. 1585.
11. IlI.
CDY-75
CDI.1$
CD*IS

on th

1-0.ee5.te

Collect

'PUP! 555TH .$VDICIAL tIN' ZllCOhNI PAT. hoe p. m. Corn.
p1.15 houusfuil of furniture.
CCI?. is *51) r011 IPHIROLE

COVSTY, 9`11-0111114I CH*$CEEY SO- 15.5*5
SlIT TO QUIET TITLE
WATER. Cooler, electric bo ttle
and for Scminoie County, ibm. RUDOZ.P It. OUNTAPSON and
type. $214325.
LaVICIA it. I2USTAYSON, his
Ida.
'rhs till, to the cause is wife,
plaintiffs.
FranklinAvery, Plaintiff, vs.
Legal Notice
Gladys Avery, Defendant. Too v&amp;
are required to lii. your An- HARRY C. LITTLE, Trustee,
IN
THU ciavvrp Cots? Or
swer or other pleading with At al
Defendant,. THE NINTH JVDICI*L till.
Clerk of the above Court and
Clii?. IN AND iron 1MsI.
AMENDED lUfl'ICE
sente a copy thereof upon B.
SOLE COUNTY. PLoPIDA
Pope llaaiett, 100 south Malt. STATE OP YLONIUA
COUNTY
or
aEWINOLU
IN
('HASCURY 50. Into
land Avenue, Maitland, Fior.
LITTLE.
True.
C.
Tilt
NEW YORE DANK P0*
Toe
liAliltY
Ida, attorney for the planuiff,
tee for hIAltOi.t) CL.AY. NAVINUS, $ 74ev York Corp.on or before May 11th iss.
lIEN and HARRY C. LIT- ration,
31 you tail to do so. Dscrse
CLAY'
'FLE, and
Plalatif I,
Pro Confesso will be entered
DEN. wife of HAROLD vs.
against you for the relief de.
SDtIIPI MARTIN and
CL(Yt)EN and
mended in the Complaint.
LITTLE. wife of HARRY AlTANEARI MARTIN. his
Wiine.e my hand anti the
C. LITTLE, residince us. wife,
seal of said court in Sanford,
known;
Defendant.,
Yi,,rl.ia,
Seminole County,
this
L. AlLEN and
NOTICE To DEFEND
12th day of April. 1305.
ALLEN, his wife, real. TOl Eddis Martin and
(SEAL)
device
_unknown;
Altameaae Martin
Arthur 21. Iieckwith. Jr.
Al.VREI.) BItICKSON and
1011 ARE ItEItEHY notified
Clerk of the Circuit Court
ERICKSON. his to take notice that a cult has
fly Donna N. Markus
___
wit., last known residence been flied agaiast you ii Its.
Deputy Clark
1551 Itisell Winter Park, above titled Cour t. 'Ph. situ,.
P. Pope lla..stt
of his suit to an action to
Florida;
100 South Maitland Avenue
ANNA CLAItA ANDP3R. foreclose a Real Estate Mort.
Maitland. Plorii*
SIaN and
ANI)ltiI. gale h.il by THE NEW TUllE
l'uhli.hl April 1$, 2*, 23, May I,
SON, her husband, r.si. HANK FOR SAVi1OIN. a New
3121
d.n.a
unknown.
York corporation, which Mort.
CDY II
YOU ARE liEltPlHY NOTI. gage Is recorded in Official
Pitt' that a suit to quiet title ilecords Rook Ill, Pig. 00*,
$5 71111 (1NCttt? COVET OF has been brought in the Cit. Pubiio Record, at Seminole
THE 7115711 Jt'iIIl5*i. IlK- nut Court of Seminole County, County, Florida, The urn, of
CLI?. IS *51) FuR IMEISOLE Florida against you and each the Court In which suIt pro.
tt)t7172, FLORIDA
of you ci*iming any estate, ceedingu Is pending is the dr.
ITS SHINIEST 50. 11115
right, till. or lsst.rst in or cult Court of the Ninth Jo. I and for SemiCOOLIE SUMNER ltflYNoi.DH, lien upon the following do- dicial
Plaintiff. scribed reel property situated nd. County. FIerIda, In Chan'
in Seminole County, Florida. eery No. *112*.
vs.
WILMA Cf.YDRNP3 DERflI. to wit:
The description of the real
Lot is of NEW UPSAL.A, property in Iteminois County,
MAN JtPIYNOLIMI,
Dsfendsnt.
according t
i'iat thereof Florida, involved in said pro.
SO1'ICIS TO DEPENI)
r.c.irtie.i i Plat liooit I, ceedinge as described in the
IVIJ.MA
Ci.YDENH
DER.
'age
51
of
the l'ubltc C,Spiaint is as follows:
got
liecor.is of $.minols Coun.
Lot 3, Block I. LINCOLN
lUNAR REYNOLDS
ty. Florida.
10101 McBride Court
IIEIOIITS, IIICTION TWO,
according to tiae plat thereRancho Cordova. California and you are hereby required
of as recorded I. Flat
NOTICE IS HEREIIY GIVEN to file your answer or other
that a Complaint for Divorce written defense, psreonally er
Book hI, Pat. U, Public
as been filed .gain.t you by by your attorney, with ths
Record* of Seminoh• County, Ploridu,
the Plaintiff In Its. above Clerk of the Circuit Court.
s$yl.d Court and you are here. Ninth Judicial Circuit, Semi. toisiher with 5k. following
by required to serve a copy ,soie County, Florida, at (he Items of property which are
if your answer or pleading Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. located In and are permanently
upoc WILFRL'I) It. CONRAD, and to serve a copy thereof Installed as a pert of the 1*
Post Office floe IJi. Merritt upon the plaintiffs' attorney, provementa on said had;
V. 1 Range
Isiasd. Florida, attorney for who., name Is JOHN D.
Wall furnace.
Plaintiff and file the original IIAINES of the firm if WINanswer or pleading in the Of. l)lllWEED!
You are required to file yotr
UAINEI and
tic, of the Clerk of the Circuit WAlt!.), 324 Park Avenue. answer. Sr stl.r defensive
Court at Sanford, Seminole South, Winter lark, Florida. pleading* with the Clerk of
County, plorida, on or before not later than the 55 1 h day the "eve aimed Coin and
the 1411 day at May, A.D. ISIS. of May ills, therein setting servo a copy thereof open the
If you fall to do so. a Decree
pro Coefesso will be taken
sialnut you for the relief deaaded I. the Complaint,
'Phi. 71.11.. shall be published
sees a week for (sir sonsecu.
Site weeks IN the Iaaford Her.
aId.
PONS AND ORDERED as

WEEKDAYS

*13.171* after $ P. as.

Always older your ad
e economical weekly
rat... When you got earner results. Call and
cancel - you'll be billed
only the days
at

Mary.

I

gage. Se.
al.o.t imm.diateiy.

SAL.

sew

in. w. 0.
15*11.
pew.

or, owned and driven I.17ê
u.ruu, miles by ccci iwsinist'

1966 ENGLISH

liNtEl
M 9AL
23%MO1l
NOISIPOWU

&amp; RIDE

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LTD

I, FORD

$9.60 Down

a... se.s

os..ap, *i. a. i

VW Belong
ssdm
Sidle. N.ut.

65

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title,,

tar, III. *22-2754.

W.oi?

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Finished in twii,tst •iqv.s.

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Station

4, Nm 11 .-b1i_ Aol l's boes ,s.pi.istp tsisjiluiist We
pi..Jss 111% Re mpsb w ...tsc.aol SI
si
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the use of a us.d

Volkswag.n

Pb. 111-0112

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tURN. I BR., down, porch, wa.

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for

Vie.

$11-IllS.

What's

I ifS 2.01. HARDTOP
600

US •fl%

Centrlrt Wally

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L

PURR. Apt. $11 ma.,
mel. water I alec. $11-911I7,

Vafura., estrs large I BR.

ttic0

INSTALLED

coups.l

ROOMS * ball, upstairs. pit.
parking, close I.. D.yttsts
111.4245 or eve, 2*3.1710.

11*

-

Senkarik Glass and Paint
Company

SMALL

LAKE Cottage, Turn. 131.6101.

$*11.

120. Automotive Service
AUTO GLASS

tine,

IUMMR* rats. Co" room, $
Idra, furi, apt. 175* Mapcoil.. 111-3111. $231. $10.

like

*31.1151

t Ftistk.

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Wall To Wail Carpet

106. Apstt.e.1.. top

ihisid, top, pilot tilt trailer.

eIiv
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$

Crosby

(ii,?), it Al H. Jut 545$.
phone $21 1151 ot see it HI

i gop Cleac Tue. Apt. US
slides. terra*" floors I till
•
VW. SUM ROOP cow eat 1 5 1 RAMBLER Classic. 4 Sr..
bath. Call 133.2 0 2* ittw $ _________________
Park Ave.. $11
•rdstol start .sii. CIII slier RAH. Stan. Trial., .ri,tuai
$11.11 *0. $124111.
p...
owner. '7 •4475 evealag.
5 p. a. muss.
I BR.. furnished. $3155. Slit
of 144.1111 Dull...
RANK RIPOSIW$SIONS
.Iii Kagarili
dowestairs IPtS.. (Si Magnolia, B. A. Wililasts.
* LARGE, I Small. AUUstI Palmetto. of Pb. after 5:20.
ISIS CORVAIR III Club
3*2.3112.
payments. 1*1.1221.
automatic. * 1 N. WSW. A1
$22.i$74.
- nice economy car. Only '741.I
PUTIL Ill 41090 IL JIMMY CO10&amp; Mobile Holmes
823-0531 or sal 84 141
Phone
Sfl
was. 122.41*5,
5. French.
41111l Its-611141.
dPACIOUS *ota.je sew atoll.
i.R. PORN. Apt.. wltk .ut.
able. Park Av. Trailer ci.
PLYMOUTH atsiltIs. 4
newly do.
side perches aeer hoeplt*1. $ I a room
speed. excellent condition.
2111 Holly A,.., 513-1254.
$.BR. ADULT&amp; Dtssayoid Newly deeortod. Suitable far coraled. 004 1. Ilib II.
retired couple. Pb. $23-4I12
Troll., Court,

Pure.

.sst

ST OWitflt II it.
fibre- 140
bolt.
Complete
with ss kp Itinrud.. wind.

Robion Sporting Goods

Tout PVK*UDR
Jill-i L lit.
Pb.

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to

$234732 *tt.u' I.

(hitSwip To The Witerway

Lan. 2.

iitSmltii. power

wat"af

.PR.. 1' PATIL $155 (owl,
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in.

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Cabanas 106. Apartaust. fr Rest 106. Apr1,.is for Rat 181. Re... 7W aI

IPORTIKAJI'S

Park

?l.iIIthfl tanks. 1225. Cell
$15 9164. aft., I p. M.

IISIPO*Dlpassugsrstattos 11 P5* vast p.o$s to 5$?
*ago5. pows? I hr. Try It, ittiettIS to Pot? buM.M .ilt
is
Only IllS. Pb'. 1254521 or 1*2- 6011 sad ask lb. MotelS
S.. at IS! I. FrsnO.
staff about ...s illicit.n lot.
Ll
list BUICK Inviela etotin. use SM

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Trainor.

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Dr. H.?.. automatic. DOW.F.
set?. nit., 5241. '1.in 222.
5121 or see ii lit 5. French.

even-

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PIDSOOK, I*tit*. UI
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Mn kiivy duty trailer I
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Ci boil.

3

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Hosts

w a

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sk1.i like saw $ its.
ISII.

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1774.

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10 low firult I

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KODVI
bitches
$30 mo. 222.7131.

PLYMOUTH /uty I.dr.,
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ear

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drivo I Is onsi
$3lIlt of ass at 701 5. French.

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traded in cii now '45

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Ford. i,27i vetitiebi. miles. Ii
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neast dentist. Powered by
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63 OLDS

$1495

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$595

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Ellinor Volkswagen
3219 S. 17.92 SANFORD
FACTORY AUTNO1ID VW 01MM
SANFORD 322.1631
ORLANDO $444014
OPEN DAILY 10 SiN P.M.

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FIRST METHODIST CRUICH
CII Park Avs.
Rev. Robert U. Jenkins. Pastor
Morning Worship
Sail a. .
Sunday School
5:45 a. a.
Morning Worship - 10:11 a. M.
MYP Meetings - Sill p. a.
flatermadlate. senior)
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RssdIg Room, 15* W. Pirsi
Wsskdsy,a 15:15 La.-4:$l pa

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FOOD FAIR RMUs, INC.

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HOLLER MOTOR SALE3 CO.
and Staff

KELSON &amp; CO., INC.
Oviedo, Florida

the base. It looks good enough
10 fly.
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ZsIsrtm Pas
Pastor
Church School -0:41 a. a.
Sissies Mast -104$ a.
Moralog Worship 11:11 A. a.
Church SchoolPsardali Chapsi -1:11 p
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HILL LUMBER &amp; HARDWARE CO.
Jimmy Crappe and EmPloyee)

PRINTING CO., INC.
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J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
C. L. Robinson and Staff

COBIA BOATS

PTRE$TONB VIlzs
Bob

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CAI$EZ,EERRT

MORTUARY
Eunice L Wilson and Staff

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101 W.lst,,$t.,1pfogd

XMGORE SEED C031PANY

PROGRESSWE PRTNTING CO.
X Cameron and Staff

Pastor

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Primary Choir Ishiersol Lie
Adult Choir Tsbss,u$ -Taos
Wita Jr. Choir rakiarshat 5:10

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ML me. Missionary Iapliit Iip

14.. M.Ih.l Miseissary

Central 8"1141 Charen, 1311 Oak Ave.

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Pins; Bapuul Church at Delary
PInt Baptist CharsI .1 Q.asvs
llrst Baptist Chsnsh .5 Lake Mary
Ptr. Baptist Church 55 Labs Meares
Dust Baptist Ckamch SI Longwood, Oar,
its" &amp; Great
PinS laptiul Church .1 os..
1115$ BapsiM Cksiek ed SIa $ad. •pd.a.
tizM Rhfl.h Mteslesary Baptist Chunk,
1151 W. 111k 51,
Viral city Rapes cWsh
Psuatala lied Baptist Church, Oviedo
Jordan W-1o.-y
82 BaU.I Church,
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Mlastsazy Baptist Clank SlrIh
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ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT WILSON-MAIER FURNiTURE C0
Rose &amp; Wilka Bowman A Employ ees
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson

SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Ava.

now Mi. Varsity Mtasteasry laptiM
liii W. 11th IL
now Balsa p,lalq,. Isiusi
lies W. 135k Ii.
l4sw ML liii MaptiM Chink, me Psar Ave
oaklaws Baptist Cherea, Side W. Seth &amp;L
Oats.. Usutiet Church
PIassr.ie Baptist CAersh III W. Ours Rd.
Prai,l. t.ak. lapilil Chareb, Ldgs It,
Piti Park
P101,511 Mlestoasry Bapitsi Chink, Midway

Second Ihhlok NhIuIeas,y lipilat Church,
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soutand Baptist Cibera. Sasilaste 1*""
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II. Jaasi Missionary SspU.i clank
Rd. ill O.ss.s

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5%. Matthews Mhaaiaaazy Baptist Cbur.h
Cases. Msl;hta
John's Missionary Baptist Chuck,
515 cyp..s. $1.
Tons 40 Baptist entreat Palms Solitude ad,

Allsmeat,
Wel$slds Ml.scsssry lagIteS Chuck.

518 5. Rally L
Its stags aepitsi Chuck. W sise
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II. Mary Magdalen* Cathohis s.zs,
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Springs
CRILITIAN

First Cliflotlam. church. 1641 A, Sanford Ave.

CONOISIOATIONAI
CoaIregst*oaal Christian Church
2411 Park Ave.

NotIblile Chfiatl*$ Chsrsh, Ph. r Id a
Macos Dr.. Mahtlaal
cuuac Or CR1111
Chu"ll Of Christ. 1613 &amp; VVIIII, Ave.
Church of Christ* Genova
Cbur.k al CANIS, L.A. M
Church at Christ. Longwood
Church it Chria' P1.1.
CMURC* Or GOD
Church if Osd. Ill Mickory

Church of 004. 1:46 A. From"

Chunk of a. Odds
Chink .1 GsA Mission. Ratirpnls.

MllCOPAL

Lutheran Church. Overbrook

Dr. Cau.slb.rry
Good Shepherd UsitsI Luthsrs,
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Orlando
l.sjth.ras Churos it the Redeemer.
iea W. 12th Place
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bloselsh Lutheran Chareb. Anistlesim Lisslan

11*11, l'rairis L.a's., hers Park
Luken L.uthe,aa Church. Ri. 425 lIacia
METHODIST
Barlett Msmonla* Mstkodlul Chank, 5.
Dehlary Lv... Enterprise
Bear Lako Methodist Church
Psibsi A.M.S. Chuarca. Cauaaa flights
Cass.Ib.nny Community Methodist Chinch,
Hwy. Il-Il A Piney Aldgs 114., Casselbeny
Dohlary Community MSLhO4IS( Church I.
HtgbLazds, £)shlar,
Christ Methodist Church
$unla4 katate.
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Pasta Wa&amp;eraa K16kMt.
W. at Pa.ia

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IL Mary's £51.5. Charek It, It. CLI Ostisa
II. Pasts MethsdlM C k 11k Oetsss
Rd. Esterpriss
Ilaftsrd Memorial Methodist C h u u.k
I. L).Uary
ts_zakrsa
P I rs I ChorsA it 1*. Kaaassae,, W
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2.4 ii Maple
Vera Park Church .1 the Ma.s.,

O'Brien Ad.. Vora Park

Lake Mary Chsrsh

As SIaaaseae
PIUSY?I*LA*
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VIral Methodist Church of Oviedo
Pirsi sou thern Msthodhai Church
34$iI SailorS A.
Iris MethodIst Church, 10$ W. Uk It.

Grasel Methodist church. Osers Rd.
Orkat c4spel A.M.E. church. ovt440

up"Is, Cownsalty Prosbartairtma
czwd6
upb&amp;lh Ad.

lrlrlt Methodist Church. 419 ftflit ATS,

Oskjrute M.tho*l,I Church, Oviedo
Osieca Ms&amp;hetai Churck

$113 1W Lake IOU

Westminster Presbyterian Chzch, Rowefl

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P.rt lake $sventh.day Adventist Church.
Hwy. 416. forest city
Io;esth-day Adventist Chstch. Maitlasd

Ave., Miaas.t. Ipriags

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Adventist

Allen's £51.5, Church.
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Church et God Is ChrisOtive
t. Oviedo
Chuluoia Community Chursk
.t God St Piephecy, *101 111* AVe.
ClUCk it
Mission, £aterPrtes
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Chi,ch it s5.. Christ it Letter Day
Comausity Chapit, Ahismoase Ipetags
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Chuck, It. Johns Chri
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Chapel, Hwy. *1.11,, Vera Park
CO,agnisatloa 5.11 Israel, LIth A Magaslia
Dm51 C*urch it Christ, Ici.stLst,
$5 S. lad it.
I(iagdom Halt 01 Jehovah'. Witasee
Meares Ual4 Ill: W. Third IL
Ptt Pent ecostal Church of Longwood
bull Gospel Tabernacle lift Country Club
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Plaunsas Aasealy, of God. Silk A tiM
24016td All!"Go Church. 1601 L 1`19111 AvgSaaford Coagregatlas or Jabovsk,4 Wit*

asucs, 104 Iaslard Lee.
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the big
picture) that is working In
Lake Monroe is a 3,500 "tail" of discharge
pipes, floating on pontoons, carrying the muck
dredge (top

"At action is provided by a
gIant cutter and a suction
pump that works somewhat

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AWAY from the landfill area. Photo was taken
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atop the .dredge looking through the

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a day, be glint cutter, work.1 open out again as the diedge th, old bandijiell pier. All .1
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the boats, the

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Wells, boas (if the)operations, studies blueprint4 ..
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the construction plan Lu hta office aboar4
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peeks, lie said they the muck and peat on th. but- Besides the
main working the local- office and the main
-would either come as a
team torn of the lake, breaking it dredge there are three tug- office, are connected
by
or High would come alone if

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up into loose material which boats and

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it were impossible to get Is sucked up into a huge pump barges used six
in
the
landfill re- make contact with other
them together for an appear. aboard the main dredge and moval and fill Operation,
set. radio-equipped boats In the
Inc..
flushed out a long line of
anchors, spotting range area.
Local Kelly leaders said tounsupported pipe, project- finders, tending the dischirgo Captain
Wells (called J. D.)
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they felt that Bume $5oo,000 Ing 3.3W feet out Into the Pipes and haull- --I k'payotf price" c harge had lake.
terlal and equipment,
under the job superintendent,
TOKYO (tJPI)-An Amen , haven't heard anything lat,. boomeranged anti had hurt Three full time crews are The big dredge is 126 feet his father, Capt. John P.
the Governor locally and else, hard at work on the job of long, 32
feet wide and has a Wells Sr.
Navy pilot captured by ly.11
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Area deaths ................'2 Comptroller Fred 0. Dkkin- l iquor zoning ordinance to al.
told graduates at Florida low the zone at
Bridge -------24th Stre*
Classified ads ....._..,i-ii Southern College today that a and French Avenue;
eclieg. degree I.. to youth
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cables stretched out on the

aides of the dredge to hold it
in i,ositloe while th. cutter

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three-dimensional model of
the proposed new zoological
area; consideration of tks

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their duck1ing

be hind

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discharge pipes, swive l- join ted

sters followed their parents around the Fort blellon Park pond for sev
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surface, to make a meat for a bass,
(herald staff photo by Hilt Viiieut Jr.)

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Crossword puzzle -..-.. SA what a lisiddis Is tO &amp; roe* Chamber ot Commerce at a

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will be pumped Into form the At the present time about work as a boy at the age of
new land.
one-third of the crew of 30 13 and has been working on
Sitting In the control room men is living ashore, some dredges for 3$ years- more

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"pretty well" by his captors

that power was out in a wide-

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Sunday at the

sail he was captured lie then
look the paper money pump, she cutter head, Oh.
local Vietnamese
spread section of Meadowarmy from the cash register.
improved.,
Holiday Ins organiza tion In bk.
troops shortly after being shot Bayes said the thief fled suppitirting cables, the spuds,
Asked If he had heard any down near Thanh ba, near
and all those bright lig hts th at
31_a,
Duval County sheriff's depuwhen a customer, Thomas D. gleam brightly out on the lake
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recent news about the Vistas- the coast about 170 mile. Bagley, of Fern Park, drove each night.
ties said that another house an
mess war, Denton replied: "I south of Hanoi.
The largesse
Into the parking lot.
Collins Road, about on.-quarThe 'spuds" are two hugs
ch
1 ter mile nor th of Orange Park,
steel "pivot posts" on the
eral government li $
widespread
sicCity
commissioners
to
night
was out In a
back end of the dredge which
of Pubile Law 5510 Ms his tien of Mead brook.
will bear a report on the l.
anchor
it In place as it moves
,# mixed blessing to some of our
Duval Co
unty sherifTs d*pu- ary nylow, for munkipal amback and forth In the area to
area educators who have be.11 ties said that another house
be cleared.
lying awake nights Itt$ifliflt Collins Road, a bout one on ploycs under a study aimed
at up-grading pay scales of
The spuds each weigh 10
their brains In an
tar mile north of Orange Park, city workers,
tons and are about 60 feet tall,
spend it all biters lbS dead- was destroyed, and another
Some other Items to be dii.
They are operated
the
Jim. one such principal was
wall unroofed by the severe cussiod at the a P.M. meeting
lever room by Steel cables
sent born. by his doctor ding- winds
at City Hall include a request
..which lift and drop them in a
nosed as a victim of "Overfor cloning and vacating the
pattern which moves the
work?'
street right of way in front
dredge in a side-to-side sweep,
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Youngest
honored
W&amp;3 Mrs. W.
bert is shown with the two mothers.

endorsed the of a line from Tamps to Day- mary In Seminole CAunty with Itions forbid disclosure by
A Inne gunman Friday niaht •
mill.
Q. "We have ryowitneased
"Clegri-UP, PAint-UP, FIX*UP tona Beach. The squall line 3^3 votes. Scott Kelly was tarY authorities of the home the btarbarous bombing of &amp; held up the Handy Food Store of the big dredge, working a hired locally. They include tho yeanq than I farm to romem.
row of levers. Is the dredge dredge operators, boatment, her." said the veteran engine
campaign and plans to clean that spawned the high ,-is second with 3,116 and High towns of captured personnel, Catholic
church in North Viet. on O'Brien Road In Fern operator or leadman, working timekeepers, engineers and man.
up the site of the proposed was moving In a southeaster. trailed In third pine
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Denton. who wan brought nam. We have heard the post. Park and escaped with an the cutter head in a half-moon repairmen,
h man usually
Oviedo water plant as a town ly direction toward Putnam, 1,411,
Bespite the absence of any
from hi prison camp on the lion of your government
undetermined amount of cash,
doing several different Jobs, female housekeepers, the
pp along the bottom,
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project.
Kelly, has publicly endorsed oukirt of Hanoi, seemed
Vnluaia
an
St.
John;
Court.
to that such l'mbing will intl arrnrding to Sheriff J. L.
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.hind and beneath the with almost all repairs to apartment-like main dredge Is
ties, the weather bureau said. High but Burns leaders here good spirits for a prisoner of the war,"
hobby.
dred ge operator is the power equlpmeni done on the spot lt.'pt neat .in'l shtphap by
Harlan L Hanson ha To' One witness said that about believe they
NiRht
ninnalzer
William
will cal"ture A goa depirits for a prisoner of
A. "Whatever the position
which operates the cutter. In. On the 114iAlins repair shops. the constant attention of her
placed Gordon Orr as oplan- .,0 be,,, were unroofed by big chunk of the
Kelly vote. war.
Bayes,
111
Fail Pine Street. eluding
of my government is.
a 300-harsepower dic. Besides the boats, the coni- maintenance men and the gal.
ning direct' of the Orange. the high winds that struck the Blll)dmsr said hi would con- He told
IMflZWoOd,
told
sheriff's
deToshiimichi Suzuki, port it, yes sir. I am a mem set motor, which operates a patty maintains an aircondi- Icy Is spotless and clean as
Seminole Joint Planning Com- Meadowbrook section In the tinue as
chairman for the co"espondent for the Nihon her of that government and
I rm - horsepower Sentrator, tioned office trailer. based on, anp housewife's kitchen.
I rain. Into :1,. 'tore
mission. Hanson will arrive northwestern part of this corn. Burn.. group
through h. run. Penpe News, in the interview will support
about
which,
in turn, runs a 1,500
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as
lon
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IS this area next nacioth after
as
He said huge trees
I about 5:11) p m pulled a gun,
that he has been treateil live..9
horsepower electric motor,
completing a master's

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Comunity Prsiby*snlss Chinch, Lake Mary
Yir,t Prsehytee$ss Church, Oak Ave,
A 114 ill.
Vivoit Preabytectan Cbwoh of
S. Uiskiaad
Presbyterian Church .1 The Cev.aaai
41111 AL Orion" 4*.
Ancws Pnsbytuia Chink

sist. iptaspat Choreh 5, Delary O.osvs Mechodis Chuck. Gus,.
LII 55111* bviacupsl. 1'intsrprtss
Rot; woes Mpisuupsl, Park Ace. at 5th

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Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood

Church it the liaLlviiy, Like Mary
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and Employees

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nawurell namers people?"
Key Club president succeed. The Weather Bureau issued
pitogrepher. Denton sail he
A. "I don't know anything
log Tom Hemphill.
a tornado warning for an area Burns led voting in the SOY. lived in Virginia with his wit, about hombin any Innocent
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rat.
In
the May 3 pri. and seven children. Reguia. penpie."
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clearing out 300.000 cubic six-foot draft.
parking to a Florida Highway
Captain Wells, the cider,
Authorities reported that to attend and 1*4 expect *0 Communists after his
Q. "What do you think at Burns charged last week yards of muck from the area Its lower decks contain the has been in the dredging bus.
Patrol car. Driver of the vo- one yourig girl was Injured by Many to do ga~_
Plana
was
shot
over
present,
about
it
(the
war)?"
that
Kelly
had
demanded
of
Uie
13-acre
Iscidjul
site
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engines
down
and working gear, Iness about 40 years and on.
hicia was the driver's license flying glass. She Was not be_
$500,000 to throw his support the waterfront development while the top dock houses J. D.,
"We have a lot of work to North VI66AM last July has
examiner. All of which peftes tilved Seriously hurt,
A."Well.
I don't know what
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followed in his father's
to the Incumbent governor, project and broadcasting ft workers quarters, wardrooni,
and do and we need all the help defiantly declared he will 811Pnobody's perfect.
"wake" a the age of 14,
Is happening but whatever tits Kell y culll.d ,Ile
sherurs
deputies
had
no
other
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charge an far out into the lake.
galley and offices. it will me. working summers until he
reports of Injuries.
position of my government is, "outright lie,' '
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he n the designated bo ttom commodato as many an So was out of high
said in a letter sent to Burns •as long as I live,"
Seminole High
school, As
I support it fully."
The high winds struck while
-a rea is swept clear of the un- men. No full time cooks pre. might be espected, he did his
will meet with the Kiwanis most people in this commun supporters In Seminole Coun.
The pilot, Cdr. Jeremiah A.
Q. **flow do you feel about
w4riled 11141141i'll. this action P-11`10 meals sround the clock service time In the U. L
Club at a joint meetin g Wed. ity about 10 miles south of ty.
Denton, 42 made the stat.. the bombing of American
"We must stop High.* Bill- Mont in an interview filmed
will be reversed, the pipeline and all workerm are required Navy.
vesday at the Civic Center. Jacksonville's city limits were
In planes against innocent Viet.
aimed into the landfill area to wear lifejacket work vests Chief Engineer Jim Holier.
hInter concluded in the sues- 1anoI b a Japan...
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Youth Meetings - 4.46 P. me

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The other day, Hardy issued area about one-mile long and Blllhimer said supporters of
a warning ticket for Improper about one block wide.

lit. 436 East of Seminole plana,

STATE FARM INSURANCE

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work, as this Incident proves, mated 15 to 20 homes In an himer said.

WESTMINSTER

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Sr., chairman Th. hi
audi, which
ecUv, SeIc. Weather Bureau described as Supporters of Coy, ifaydon
Of the local
board for many years, will be 4'unconfirmed t o r a a d'o e a,, Burns will hold a meeting, at
honoted soon upon his retire, struck shortly after 4aylight 8 p.m. today at the Sanford
meat as chairman,
In the Meadobrook section ci Shrin. Club barbecue patio,
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COVINAN? P*IIITTSPIAN
$711 South Orlando Dries
Thomas SL Makia
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Scott K el ly so I •lecidcd
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Ofll7 i4U
help him in his campaign for v(Itcs
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governor," Kader said.
anti Kelly between roe, seawall watchers can is.
Xader headed a group of Ifi
I them polled 4,527 votes j a halt-dozen boati of varying
Seminole Countians who at. $cminnte
to Gov. Itsydon description, belonging
tended a High-Kelly organizato $e
lional meeting In Lakeland'
ConKader said t
Saturday. Others in attend
he
high-Kelly
struction
Company,
but
not
tcam was almost certain to
ance Included former Police I
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Chief Roy Williams, of San.
,
in Seminole County in the About eight or 10 test under
ford, Robert Petree and I..
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the surface, though, some.
f,. ,. - -., - I
(Jerry) Riley.
:1 thing Is going on_a lot .1
R
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said
he
was
confi.
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something..
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lit dent that most of the people
This curious reporter, armwho supported Kelly here will
ed wi th camera and notebook
go for High In the Democrat,
and buckled into a
on
Ic runoff May 24.
Elks Lodge.
workman's life jacket, paid a
•lVS
had
very
good
reec(left). Oldest mother
visit to the main dredge,
tion from all the people I
"Congaree," escorted by the
have contacted," Rider "fit.
gallant and patient boss of the
There will his Seminole
ope i
Capt. J. D. Wills
Jr.
We learned from Captata
Wels that underneath the we.
ter, there I. lots of action.
hums'

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ne.
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g nierting
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Scott Kelly leaders In ,;rm.

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back at Sanford Naval Air
It has been spruced
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was made to troop charter
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was conceived and designed
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by
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Council and the National
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Willis.
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chairman, and her committee,
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Cyndy Watt, Toni Jean Oh.
borne, Terry Schneider and
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highway. It would extend from High.

These two plus a third source (to
way 17.92 at a point between Orange
be explained) would yield more than
City and L)cHary In Volusia County
a half million dollars annually. Suf-south to connect with the I-I inter.
ficient to carry a $10 million bond
change at Dcltona.fleBary. cross
issue to finance these two proposed
Lake Monroe to French Avenue, pick
roads. No referendum would be needup an improved Sanford Avenue and
ed in thii matter
the County
cross Lake Jessup to meet SR 419
Commission merely needs TO ACT!
at a point along Tuskawilla Road
It is proposed
and The Herald
jtlst west of Oviedo, and on through
highly recommends
two four.
on 520 to the Florida Tech site at
lane, high speed arterial highways
the Orange-Seminole County line.
be constructed NOW to serve FIn.
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Highway 436. It would serve as an
east-west highway for our residents
In South Seminole County. Now four.
laned from west of Altamonte

Jessill), with high level bridges for

boat traffic.
Estimated tolls on the Lake Mon.
roe causeway would bring in $270,000 it year, the third source men.

The Herald urges the Seminole

Lake Monroe than to four-lane Highway 17.92 around the lake
and

County Commission to request of the

it would reduce the distance by 31y',

State Road Department NOW that

miles, The improvement of Sanford
Avenue and a causeway across Lake
Jessup would place Sanford only 13
miles from Florida Tech.
Right now a dredge is operating
in Lake Monroe in the construction
of the site for the multi-million dot.
br lakefront project. Dredge offic.
mIs have said that should the causeway projects be ready for commence-

it retain consulting engineers
to
he reimbursed with county secondary
road funds held by the state
for
preliminary plans and alignment, to
determine if these suggestions are
feasible,
Should the engineers any the high.
wars are feasible, let the County
Commission act immediately to issue
new bonds and get the ball rolling
or the County will be caught
with Its roads down In September
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jot) it would mean a savings of $50,.
000. Or, to put it another way,

should the dredge leave and be
brought back later, the overall cost

would be $50,000 more merely for
bringing the dredge here, The Mon.
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erernlum is needed. No new taxes
are needed. It's all there for the talc.
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will act.

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motel Now
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By Dottie Austin

Word was received here today that Holiday Inns
of America, Inc,, has officially granted a franchise
for the building of a Holiday Inn facility on the site
of the marina landfill which is now under construe.
tion in Lake Monroe.
holders of t)to bene for tle superior asset for the
the niarina, motel. A. J. city and surrounding Central

Thomas Jr and Chester Florida area.
T. K. Tucker, chairman of
p
previously received titiof- theboard of Florida State
Ikial approval, pending the Bank, another
sp.arh.ad.r,"
hl.annusl itiecting of the Itoh. said he was elated at the an:
- day liii executive board.
nouneement of the official ap.
Thomas told Tb,, Sanford provil.
hen!' loulity that h.' isnil Mer.
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confident the di.
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will be an unqualt.
tel and restaurant facilities to fici
success," he said.
ilelrr,,,in, the lwt atid most
liowarti Hodges, president
attractive Plan for the facility of Sanford Atlantic Bank, lit
here.
a
on vacation and unavailable
"We are looking forwaril for comment.
to getting started over there
John Krlder, executive di.
at loon as Possible," Thomas rector of the Seminole
County
b'L!.ii,'l.
Chamber of Commerce, said
M ayor A. I.. Wilson today "t .t faith of the backers of
expressed delight over the t, waterfront development
rrwa and il..elared:
projet, who fought through
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"We are headed (or ho
all thin ups anti downs of this
base now. W are over the •dre,,,,i,'
are elated to see all
last big hurdle and ev.'rything our idu,,ia become realities
Is procee.iing aecoruling to with tills
this final stamp of ap.
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titan. The landfill
is on proval."
srhe,lule situ we do not intl.
Plans call for eonstructjo
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6$ rnonu motel, with spa.
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The design of
:,I!hniigh there ua.; no d'uuIt the motel complex
is •xp.cted
that it would he."
to harmonize with the water.
(rnrg
T..uhty, eSeclitive fru.u,t. mulriiuI5 then,, Ii, pro•
vi,. prnsi.lrnt of First Frul. viiie a titlique setting which, is
.r.sl Savitigs anul Ju an, who esp.rteuf to
attract thousands
h ut been one of the lu-olet; of tuutnrs
as wpfl as the bur.
J in the 2 1 i•%'.'ar puiI, to if' ,'uunIng boating trade.
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the " uit' rfr,u,ut I uj".t
Mau,r Wilson, City Man.
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agir W. K. Knowles situ City
lii a u,iuie m,oiite. tone. h. Finance
gnifil Alr;4.
f)Ireetor
Flanitit, chairnion of the Sanford Gardrn
Howard
( 'lob Iseatit i flea Iinn runt itt,'' ; it. 'I'.
Mi lwe, nuperi iif.'tiil,'i*t
ronfiul.'iirp on lii,' purl of IfIi fr.,,,1 New 'York City
4 schotils, and Mrs. It. F. Itobisfin, chairman of tile Dirt Gar.
whir.
tuners ( ircl,, I)ClUitj ficatjnn conirnittet', who was in charge
I tu,l,. situ Ilpiniuifli if s-i titanic
if making the selection,
ru've,lu.. r,'rtifieat. bond iiauø
people of the are;i r.'::uriltng to finance
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ii fir;, t ion Award is I hi' seinw4 ad P1 ill 131rat ion office on ( "urn.

poifltnient. although Seminole four hours-the same length
County ekttors disapproved, of time Apollo pilots will
The matter now rests that have to t.ake off front the
the School H'uand ehoul,I now mOOn anti rentlezyota, with
or should not submit the clues. their mother ship. The man•
tion to the Seminole County t-uver* will be similar.
Launch crews were putting
voters In a local referendum.
The School Board make-up Is the 109-foot Gemini
space
different than it was two machine through a final icryears ago . . . and the word Its of preparations and
is the question has been checks today with the five.
kicked into a corner to tue hour "mid-countdown" ached.
forgotten. So-the voters will uled to vin.I up this evening.
elect a school superintendent
Technicians planned to be.

lawns ottiti palm trees. Shown ill inset (from left) are C V.'r.
.Mize. lIrcMlIent of the Scrt*inoie County Chamber of Ctuiii.
merce, which has npcarht'adccf the civic beautification pro.

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It this time," anxious astro.
county. If you would, would
Thomas Stafford and
you Scott me some Infortlon Kiig..ne Ce,'nan here begin.
about your county would ning today the final 24 hour,
you send in. come picture of preparations for their
postponed Gemini 9 flight.
too O.K. Love, Lance."
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Barring last -minute
The pretty girl in the hitches, the space pilots will
photo in the Jaz paper Sun- zoom aloft at 12:38 p.m.
day was Fran Allison, TV Wednesday in pursuit of a
personality who often visits substitute 'rendezvous satel.
Sanford and fleltona. But the lit, nicknamed "The Glob."
Mayor Al Wilson In the The satellite, the targct for
photo was the chief executive pied orbital linkups, is set
of Jacksonville Beach and for 5 10 am. launch.
The Gemini 9 mission first
not the Mayor Al Wilson of
scheduled May 17, was de.
Sanford.
a
layed when the orIginal
Look for a major. change in Agena target satellite was
the top echelon of the Scm. sent plunging Into the sea
mole County school system, because of a short circuit.
Cernan a
amt Stafford plan.
du in about six months.
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ned to meet with project of.
The Sanford herald do get (kitale today to review all
around? Witness this letter: tispects of their three-day or'herring to the ad you • hital chase aril spacewalk
n n in your paper regarding f light.
'We're going to go," the
"rk,tiu'n wankd for overseas
clii uliy ri,.-nt, could you p1,-tic, astronauts said.
"We'll mike it this time."
ni. SIIItIP information
The mkelon will he the
regur.JIng this'? James }v
ans Box 23, CIo3 plains, second portion of the action.
Texas."
packed week in spar. design
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niov. IT. S. astronaut,;
's"iruj it that Seminole closer to the moon. Monday 's
County voters will not be re- launch of the Surveyor lunar
hi landing spacecraft was a
quested again to pass
question of appniiiting a toward manned landings on
school s'iperintendcnt. Two lb. moon and (,minl 9's r.n
years ago the Slate l.egus.al ,lepvni; n,50e,ivers will re
tori' approved a bill railing hearse wuis of getting III-for a rv(erenulum by iLita. moon.'plurrr home. (St,
w iuie voters on the question, page 2.)
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Mother In Girl SwapHearin Slated St. Johns Streets ?
Sentenced To 2 Days For 2 Suspects Faces County Again
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i1,'1$ W.1nc4141y afternoon at
Mrs. Mary Booth, 39, who the case--a 'bat Mute-reI
By Deans Estee
o,jock before Justice of
ed aid the right of way aban.
again in 1968.
again
gin pumping thousands of was arrested last January
portedly Is with her, having the reace
Proposal was heard from a doned.
a
gallons of propellant Into the
hugh Duncan for
at after she allegedly "swap- been returned to her
General membership meet' two-stag. Titan 2 booster
mother's two men arrested last week representative of St. Johns Alexander stressed that St.
the
final
peui her 111-year-old daugh- custody.
i in t,e sttrmpteul burglary of River Properties Inc , at meet. Johns River Estates
lag of the Roundaliens will be midnight with
property
held at 7:30 pm today In the countdown Sit to start early tar for an old car and a wash.
Joseph 'nodal, 39, of Jiossey. l.igg.tl',
Retail Drug Store of the County CommIssion this owncrs will his consulted be.
caucus room of the First Fed. Wednesday,
ing machine, pleaded guilty in.the.hIills, the nasa who al.
in l'tn.a'rest Shopping len- morning to complete street fore any agreement Is accept.
eral building. It was originalto charges of contributing to legedly made the "swap," tar.
paving In the subdivision ac ed and any further action is
ly scheduled for the Sanford
the delinquency of a minor still faces court hearing on
Woman's Club.
The two nun are Leon K. cording to the 199 specifica- taken and the proposal was
and was sentenced to two charges of lewd and laselvu. Pow,, &amp;O, of
Miami, and Vil. lions, oCnstructlon was pledg. taken under advisement,
days In county Jail, it was
conduct. lie is free on 11am Spvnu er flays, about 315, ed
to commence within 10
In other business, complaint
Herald Index
learned today from court au- $.'OO bond. Charges of con- of St l'etensburg. flays al
days
Area Deaths .................... 2
to be completed was heard from Bob Pop. on
BIRMINC,flAq, Ala, (UPI) thorities.
tributing to the delinquency so it known as Robert Oa*. within and
a "reasonable period of "excessive
Bridge ..................................
Reason for the short Jail of a minor Placedagainst Icy hlars a,iuj
Voting was light to moder.
rates for water and
Robert Bran. time,"
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Classified Ads .......-.- ........ 11 ate today in a Democratic sentence. it was explained, him have been
dropped.'don.
sewage being charged by Sou'
Commission Chairman John
Comics ......................... 10 primary rmoff in which Ne was to give Mrs. Booth credThe 'awap' reportedly took
The men were nabbed by Alexander
pointed out amend- theta Gull Utilities. Crossword Fuzz!. ............. 10 groes seek nomination to their it for time already spent in place at a fish
camp on Lake a polite atakeout at the drug ments
Alexander advised County
in the new proposal
Dear Abby ......................... 9 first legislative seats since He. Jail. She had been bel'l In the Jessup. The girl was
take,, stoic. 'fhey were arrested aft.
Editorial Fag. ........- ........ 4 construction.
Seminole County Jul since into cuRtudy by Orange Count- er they rt.porte'ily cut a hole j called for paving only soo feet Attorney Harold Johnson had
of the access road, Missouri gone to Tailahasee last week
Entertainment ....................9
Rinc voting was urged by her arrest Jan 4. Another ty deputie, east.
of Ortan'Iu in thr rut
or thu. Iuiiuhduiig Avenue, jollead of the three. In the Public Service Comrn ihltiroccope ............................ 10 both white segrcgationists and condition of the sentence was at a site
where a group of 'and hayes ulnuppe.l into the
fourths rude requested by pro- 'lion to gain information on
fetstream _..._.,. .... .. 7 Negro leaders, but the long that she leave the state.
workmen were cutting pat. store, only to be met by a po- petty ownera
in the area. Al. regulatory procedures needed
society ...... ....._,..... ........•... 8 lines that were hoped for at
The woman is reportedly mitt. scrub. Tindal fled
the licennan armed with a shot.. so Included in the proposal for privately
Sports .................................. II the polls failed to materialize living now In Hamilton, Ohio. sCene but
owned utilities
wasarrested six gun. I'owe was taken into was a request that
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during the early balloting.
-Tbe oung girl insulved in days later.
l custudj~ on tile rout
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Honed above to pay off bonds.

which is paying off the 1941 bond

a point ..it of Casselberry, the proposal In to swing a

Issue and the second would be $162,000 annually, now paying off the

by the above, would add no ad valorem or other taxes for Seminole
residents.
There are three sources of income

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north to south and west

CREASED COST to the taxpayer.
The Herald emphatically recom.
mends to the Seminole County Corn.
mission to act NOW so that these
two highways will be completed
when Florida Tech opens Its doors
in September 1968, two years hence.
The Herald has learned that 19-11
road and bridge refunding bonds will
be paid out In 1971, and 1958 similar
bonds will be paid out in 1970. Funds
paying off these bonds are derived
from state-collected gasoline taxes.

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scaping, zoning in Seminole and
Orange Counties,
Everything. excepting ACCESS
ROADS1
The State in notoriously slow In
approving new roads, appropriating
the funds and doing the actual con.
struction,
Florida Tech is scheduled to open
Its doors to its first students in Sep.
tember 196
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targets near Hanoi and othrr spokesmen confirmed that a planes flew IA missions an I
major North Vietnamese cities zecord number of sorties were Air Force planes 37 mission i
Monday in the.heaviest single flown, but did not disclose - * mIuion compriasa £fl in
day of attacks sine, raids on the number.
definite number of sorties the Communist North resumed
"Toull simply have to take against target., in the vidni
JACKSONVILLE (UPI)- Jan. 31, It was reported today. nut word for it," said Ccl. ty of the cities of Vinh
A circuit court judge ruled
Reliable sources said Air William (Big Dill) McGinty, flanh Ho,. Dong lid an i
that whole..), pkk.thig of Force and Navy planes flew chief Air Force spokesman In Hanoi and the Mu Cia Pass.
'way over 200" sorties - sin. Saigon.
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train, and also gove each child
a story book entitled "Ride the
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High iron." 'i'h. group was Africa lt!I'i)-Wiille Ludick.
met in Orlando and taken back the South African welter.
to the school,
weight
champion,
floored
Mothers asalsting on the countryman Fraser Towed
field trip WOFO Mrs. Ray fleas. four times Monday night en
icy, Mrs. Canby Kimble, Mrs. route to an easy 10-round de.
Deaths
Ivan Jskubcin, . I Mrs. A. cision.
B. ii. MOKI')IEW
Void.
Funeral services for It. U.
Tue kindergarten teacher is
Morphew, of ftoblnsvllle, N Mrs Eim.r
BelIhoru of Siavia.
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C., son.In.law of Mrs. P. P.
Campbell, of 1110 Locust Ày'flue, Sanford, were to be lieu
NEW YORK (Ul'i) - The
today in Robinsville.
Mr. Morphew, who died game between the New York
Sunday night in a nursing Yankees and Chicago White
home in Asheville, N. C., was Sox whIch was postponed Sata well.known attorney in urday night has been reich,.
Western North CarolIna, hay- duled as part of a doubl.head.
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farewell party for their teacher, Mrs. Charles

Reeler. Mrs. Reeler has taught at the school
for the past eight yeas's. Sttulents src (front,
from left) Jefferry White, Peggy Lay, Brian
Klarstead. JoAnu Ilarlan k'arc,n
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Shelil. Graham, Lenora Burton, William Mor.
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He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Jeannette Morphew, and
a son, William Bruce. both of
Robirisyills; a step.son, Rob.
cit 51. Pultin, of Baltimore,
Md., and a sister, Mrs. Ed
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t'.- ili lia%-L' to wait instil (let.
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fly Jane ('aeseiherry
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Ill Per cell I hi her pre' in itmut 't',tiit Si'uiiitole I) I s I r I r I (or e'nni log
in I:m Ic,
clanirimiutu ha a untuoune,'d
Suemal St. e u r it y dIk
-liutit' a r' ii few mutt' npe'ning across thu e
nation ri' in a In el
(tur •-itroltuuu,',tt ut iii,&gt;' culunlia open Monuia&gt;ulcpIte the Mcitt liii' i'uuuIuIty hue stuuluitmer nuonial l)ay
holid:uy, to gi
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lisurtumsity to
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(Itiali(y.
Girls should li' l'e'twce'n
'rite Iflatarant't' coverage is
s,'c.unil g raid,, utmaul twelfth a s-all a bin at
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attach. (tar Silver l,nku' liii&gt;' Scotneil as e'r 63.
it siippk'- Sanfor,l, wluklu ments Medicare's 1'asic coy.
urs will be N. l'. Leach, vice lrt'ski*'tit Mi's. Vii-.
will be tacIt Jut1,' 20 - 2:1 airitI Crage euf medical anti luupIt.ii
itii:t I laugh, secretary :tistl M. J. ('orbt'tt, treas.
2-;iim, with ,lrs, )l. J, H.ur,i- t'xi)elIsca,
uror,
Ik'nt'lit5 begin July
(Herald I'litato)
kuuwsl.i, 221 iiu'nuvaood i)rive, 1.
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Sanford, assistant
Registration for the 1kw i%uilt'ricans, 17.2 mnililu had lrincipal at
Lyman
l)ruli i'ool lEa&gt;' t'aiuutp in ('its. signed up as of .iay ii, the
II 1gb St'html, received
AUSTIN, Tex. (tJl'i)
The s.-ibt'rry, July Il-I-i ainul IS. latest date (or chIcli official his
master of arts do.
Iorustlttition Party notiiinate,i 21, hilly lue macdo by e'nntne-t. figtlrc's arc as-ailabli'. 'that
grim In etitication al.
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Its eandiulate for the office of
ilIlit t'at Ion from Stot.
about (10 per cent-or iabotit
state tre:ueure'r, now held lay' l)c'nI'y.hlre lituatti, Maitluitul.
81)11 University.
i''r cent iiighc'r than Suac'j:ui
Democrat Jesse Janue*, Tue
Se'cllmity officials had anGel.
new candidate: Jesse 1st'
SoIv. 3 Ilqg.st
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( 101)- '3410,1(k) p.'ratuns lu:md
a local tl.'scspaper Monlay: fiiuilt'iy said mi to tile
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the yntuuige-at fluattu ever It, at 1(111 ttiile'g lat'r hour one' Iiin
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'ilie' re' iii a iii in -g ,Inc null iuun I A
or ul"iuturr* tl,w, eli lhIa: lii Skip.
e'ligilalt'a had riot laa'e-i liuturil - LI1f,Ie tretlu mire firmly In plan;
I a, tl"i,iq 11cm nuor. aVnfo,tablyl
irotu on May It. Officials e's
a, tu. you bit. up to 33'. hard.t
iiitu:ut,'d Saturday that perhaps wit t,o,ut tili,,ruufu,rj. rAM-riaTli
l',uw,tcr is ,ui&amp;,all,,. 000'acid)Won'l
'ht'riU's office am! city pu :'o,00l) of them niay havt. ...o c:nmr. is&amp;y, pty ta.t.
r frr'tu,! t%uui(t rinitarraaaunent. Oil
lice."
aigned up sitice that time,
'i'.ssi-isa-u at all drug auntere.
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t'iui;c State' I ank, hits
I't' itameti as tiistrict
nts'ml,e'r of the women's
cturiifluitte'e' of t hi' Amer.
k';tn Inst it tIti' su' Hankh, i
only ub'lc'gatei
ft'uun i"Ioritliu. Sin' will
at tu'itul a rt'gitutttcl volt.
ft'i'itt'i' .uig. 12.1:1 In

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SW ' "f
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Waltutra,
Gs-nt's a School,
ehi1, I" Sulit 1,, lt:sn,' i
It was announced a news ahi,, will replace' ll.uggctt,
wili
n,.,t, l.a:s the $',utlu i
Cf 5. i'.snty letter woultl be isucued each bi tmuinuirt-sl at au appreciation
feet of the %V,it it fret
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Cen.le,,Ie
t..qn$y,
Muir.,
i.s. itituuatl, an,i woult be ntajlt'l to
lb. rn,? ti-i ,ti,., r.0-:s.-s
ltanu'hut'uani 'it I pta June 7
liv I'll F:sTu aN ('.5 l.%'tN 55' 5 1.K
'N rr,s,t.
, itt t i'm.'? in--I ,ui.-.i in ,,
nlemntacrs of the organization. gis- cru b) tla.' teacher,,
it. j'uo..-t
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the right ,,t tee&gt; of 51st, " " , E'inur of
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ss_t t.i ill:, hi. wit,,
A a- urn, wi'lcoit, was go' (;r.0 tat Iai.sr Sa'iiaol anti
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the 'x.
lit • 'c-I en Mrs. Olin ijoutwell, a new t'etutis
i'euitIu,.r,
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SIN Si. NunI(l:
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lIe gli,,, n tI the %%..t
Nii.. ii i,.-r.- Iy It .0 lb at nus'mbcr. She will host the
"nut tIH)l"I'IDi
Se--uI,,n let of S.-ti'.0 14
The haancttt'tun jlso a- ill serve
III, %%i t.i,iA St ICAN lii lt,I'li
T'' a- fl cliii, i Sout ii, it.sne t he ian-icr' Is r,c4 * ilL ott itii June uneeting at her hcnn.- in as a f,'stIaru'
taf .•pi)ret'iation
('tT-ra:s
a' r: IiI. tb.,-.. run \'rtii th 't.-iy of I,iru.• .5 1' 064, pr.'I,, the ut,n.r ,t-:,' 4'..unuy l,ittle %entt'e.
Ir.j 55cet %%'eit,n,'y Street
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to tIll' siIa!guarI. i'l() officers
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l.-,.i tint,,-,(;tae'sts of thet orgatnizacti,,,, anti a at'k-u,tuae 1,, that' new ut
b'tri-i,, ''s- u 'i .s iii; ii
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I ui tin i-,in ,u&gt; '--i 'o,,rt
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t;ui. i-lu' ,1 I.&gt;' hi. wife, Itlt.t'.S
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with stiffer springs and shocks, a able. So this month do
yourself and
Iloor.mounted shift, a bulging hood
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beth Hamilton, P a t r I c i a brief report on th
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YOU AISE ItFltEliS' NOT!- I Spoone, anti SUe Torres were conference
of the Florida i"euh.
in
charge
of
the
stage
and
pro.
eratlon
ha. been brmght in Ihe ('ir.
of Republican Voaocult ('ourt Ninth ittli--iti Cir. perties Stage managers were
Moiltgsinit'r, .hi.
S.,ttfor,l, r'loriia 3:111
cult
of Firlis, In AnI for Katherine Tcaguc arid Eleun en at Daytona Beach recently.
1'al'iisii Slay 15. 11, 4, II. (HI ycinin,,le l'.u,nty. &amp;igainit 5I
Phyllis SvhafIy, author of "A
(Li'/..
ant each of you - t-ulmIng any Ot Warder.
('htlt' Nut An Echo," waca .ini'
••iatc, nsa,?, unt or irui,-ree?
c
w.
holder
is
ihe
principal
A I)pret'iation Set
lx titE Iut'm i-r tot lIT or in or un, upt, the f,,Ilwtng
of
the principal s;teciker..
TIll: . ixTIl JitIlt'l.tI. (ii(. ,ic,, ruhe.i property situ,,?,, iii of Oviedo School.
H
h'runt'ip.ul Frm-t'rnuin lljggctt,
&gt;kmis'r* were urged to real a
(1 IT OS' FEtus illS, Ix -% VII) Scm i ni, C'tar l, Ft'.rI'l,, tu. l)avidsuan.
ha us tr;uut fu'rrant: tat Southsuit CEwini.E (ui STY.
wit
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her late.t book, "Strike
front sitI,' Se'h,nal. anti Mrs Frances
i'Il.s't:nt' Ni), iR7
The SV.'.i *41 fep of the
RTilNSTItOSt. DAVIS
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little screaming boy," he re.
called later. "Nobody made a
move. i guess nobo4iy wanted
to go to the trouble."
Dennis heaped over the
whose life Dennis saved, asks
his mother to "thank lr.
fence scrambled down the in.
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Dennis for mu,.', ant coil bless
dine anti took Perez off the
him." In a Brooklyn station
tracks and l'nck to the street
h'ii. a polk.'nuan says. "this
level. A motorist helped strip
WASHINGTON (t1i9) - To- off the
Dennis was a hero in the'
l'urning clothes. He
morning anti a bum at night" day is the Inst day for per. - anti l)ennis rushed Perez to
$
(15Cr 65 to sign lap for hospital, where his condition
metlicart' Insurance against today remained critical. if.
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1 'e(",,,i.uuut, - Mlc tack
(hug of the' t.Ttuit,.i States ill
of ciii r'iunty at Stilt-ri.
UTIV
'liii' (luss era ss crc IalaYL'd by 1777 anul the' d.'signatluun
l"t'rI.i.,, within six tairmu-t,er 1(1. i,i1.I,.t
w, 'rt' r: t.R
wl.t,w;
mon the trot, th. tine it iii.,
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5% lilT. Ray T&gt;-rt', ltucky Es arts, and i
of Jutue, I-I as Flag Ibty,
H :1.1) .,iui
tirst ptahli'ation (1 this i,,,.
1.1) Io I F lion White'
cut' lteu.tIeI of r.t,iu '1.10,1
5ihiTit
Ih-cahtiaag (h-i go WuIaag.
u,,,
ant IlINlL5' Ii. It lilt 'u.i'
or demand hall be In writing,
The elves were p1:1) cut by ton's cx;alunuetion of the' e'olurs
ant •h.,aI et.,t. th. piiir. .,f
an-i
tI.t tilti t,t), hi.
reiI.i.'n-. mn-i poet office Al.
if hIviri,j. tot If • Dennis 5beil, Kenneth Mecks, antI design, she quuatc'el, "We
of the ,'t.,lit.ar,t, auti h,it
tirni, ticir 'utuieu,a-,t h irs, and Ray Carroll,
tak.' flau. stairs antI lulut' uni,un
.letk,, . i'- it.'.. ar-''
Sc sworn u., by the cl.tim.au,t,
The chorus iiue- hiauie-ei (-tutart- (r,uutm liens-in; red
t"l, trua.t,.-,,
from sutar
hi. agent ir attorney an-i II''
r,'tIu or..
lIe,,..r, or .1 ii,' r i'.rti.-. len, ladle's in-waitang, towns. 31ttht'r Country, at'uaurnting
t-ompenl.,I by a fiiirug fee of
ons dollar alit s,aeh "I-tim or
ciainuiny eny Interest ly, people, cl'e's, flowers, Still' it by white stripe. thu.
show.
,iemand not so flld shalt b.
through, tin-Icr tir ag.iin.t
then,, Cr soy of then,. end beams anti guards.
'old.
ing we have separated frtm,
au
p.r,ot,. having
Margu.rit. A g vu . a
II
Assistant
r
music
director her; and the white stripes
LockriiMa
C! ,in,ir.i: to lay,' CflY was Mildred t'lre'y anti choral
e.tatr, right. title or ii,.
.5. ezre,atriz of the Last
slasH go dow-am Lu iuostcr;t&gt;Wilt sit-i Tet.unie,,t f
was
terest in or lien upon the co-ordittator
representing lilacrty."
f'ttWing te,,-rul,,',l ir" Rice. Cynthia Arrow,Dorothy
11(1,5 ItEY ANNA WJILTII
EiiLa.
l'.5,dhI
p.rty or any part there.
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FIRST STUDENTS in a

011ie Reese Whittle,
sell .!t-1lride as NIbbles; Gre. tive session.
Included In the cast acre gory Ilmaipson as Nutty;
I. *5. (.sr$ .f *5. C,'..ty
flre'auuia Wiiiis as Queen l'iger
JN,lar, CpwtI,,le (sty, Si.,. Cindy Ba-lur as Snow-White;
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Lily; Jill Cumluan as 11w ma
in ret ':re"
t.tl1ui.5ttET ANNA W'IttTii
gin mirror; Mart)- Ward as
tm,,-.i,ol
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TIIH (111*1 ii' ((It iii'. the ssoudsmnan; 1.iea Wolcott
,pslnw
iTii at Hurt ci. thu- u u-i' ni' fl Aurora; Glen Stoner as thu'
(taim. nr II.m..d.
1''flhi t. i
5.11 i:.t.t..
I't1t v1i prince, anti itiehard Lyles as Vi .ini ..irh of you ire uuu.I: (Ill %1V.
White Wbng.
(II
(iuu S (I. iO'Huui
I,.-r,-a.y n.,t Iflet ant reiuircI
I Sp.'akiuug to uc .' i,.su i'r To itt lEe 'I-in.,:
t., pr.-rnt sty claim, ;clti ,tr.
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The seven dwarfs acre play. - S,utufutrul Wuutut,'n'c ftc'pualuiit-ira
which y,u, or either ,, En -: ii-: itt' 'n i:
1.5 ii:
cut by ,Jatta' Jerauagaii, MI. ('liii, lit the' May tn.'u'titig ut
.,.,i,,i ti.. flAT i-:. sl..tt'i:, i,i. wit..,
5-I.
•-tIø of )l.5Ili).5l5l-T .SNN.0
I't-.itiri., chad Pier-al, Nt's- in Cals-ert, 'the h"nw' sat Mrs. ,Iol,tu Kueshuir.
ai it-in i.. .e-,i, lit, of ..,i-t V'
rusty. ii the l'tanly Juitgc t.i!.t.5 V. S'liiTYi1:i,iu, * tel. Gary .letcalf, l.urk Ilaarle'au,u, Sirs. litub,'rt Johnc,tn, 11r1'aaRobert l'icpe-r. .at;tl WiIII.ittu ,utut, talkrd situ aeuluptlu'n of til,'
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.r a4"n,in.Ie S.'''unty, i-'i..rit...

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The first Fiasher a-as tie.
Seven Dwarfs, in the school Snow.Whitc's father; Jimmy the' May uuuceting, will be pit's,
dared surplus after the war
c-mit fur the October nut'cting
auditorium, 'the program seas l'aliuie'r .ua Frosty Fate; Scott
and
this
ship
Is
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succe-sior.
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Abell as the court doctor; ltus. ilatiun of the I'J67 iegislae-

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DATaO thi. 5?th day of
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that there are between 30,000
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Gritier was chosen to speak
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vices conducted during the
meeting for the more than
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200 members who had tiLed
during the past year and an,
nounccd that the 1967 fede'ration sess:on will be held at
the l'Iaza Hotel in Daytona
Beach.
Dr. Luther A. T.irbell, of
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Deflary, distributed announce-.
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P'
program for the th'Bary area
of Veulusia County antI urged
everyone Ii, take' aitivuintage
of the muitik uiuit's visit to
the area.
I
&gt;tec'ting-s of the chapter
5%-en' a'ljourm'ti 11111 ii Friday,
., sept. 2:.
it
%,t eu ii, luii -,' tltu'
I )t'ti'lw r inu'''t n
ii, t h,. Cu ii.1k' I. ight 'I'm ii,-r I ,,ea rt muontlu
Of tiriuuige 'ity
I 7.tu-2. 'lIat' luau imuea w ill be
Imit'e"dt'd l,y a t-uvu-rc',I dial,
,Iauuuau'r.
William E. cillt's;uk', of
New Stoyriun heath, Demo.
The primary grades of f)uunna ik'asicv as Queen Vis. e'rueti' uuumint'u' for t.ut re'prc.

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that the tIfl'ie?.IrnSd, a. 1:s.eu.
tot of the Ustat. of Ruth No.1
Farw.li, flc,a,el, has filet Ii
final report as such r,z.cutor,
and that lb. uan.t,r.tgn,i has
also fuel It. petition for final
discharge, an'i that tt will ap.
to the ifonorahi. )Cariyi.
lloutholt.r. County Juigs of
County, S'Ic,riis, on
Jun.
A. 0. liii for approvaL
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and entering.
story of John Dennis is
His wife stood quietly nearChapter four: At his at- by during his arraignment
horatio Alger title in reverse.
rnignment Monday, Dennis
Dennis was working in *
Call it, "Sunday a Hero, Mon. tells Jutige lkrbt'rt I. Satin garage
from t he
day a Rum." he was the man who t'cscueul freight yard Sunday when he
Prologue: Fame ii. often Perez. The judge replies: "1 hcirl Ronnie Perez's screams
fleeting.
was very proud of you, hut for help. The boy and others
Chapter one: The time, now I'm disillusioneti, Vhy haul been playing on a fence
Sunday noon. John Dennis, a did you d it, John '
that protects pedestrians front
DCns, who haul no prey,
Hrooklyn autotnechanie. hethe yard, which is 49 feet b
iOtflc$ a hero by rescuing an bus rct'onl. stood with his low street level. A dozen 12..
I 1-3car.oI,i boy, his clothing eyes downcast. lit' uii(i not 001) volt power lines overhang
aflame, from the. tracks of answer.
thi' yard's trucks. Ronnie fell
"We're going to try to hel;, and brushed a power
the !.ong Island Rail freight
line be.
yard while 50 paacrsly gawk you," Judge Sorin snud, "The fnrt he hit the tracks, His
court
Is
going
to
itt
b lenient." clothing burst into flame.
the burning Intl anti do Dennis was i'.uroletl in his
nothing.
Dennis heard the screams,
Cuupte'r two: I hours Is- own custody pu'ntiing a June rushed outside and saw th.
hearing, Fricnd describe crowd. "There were about 50
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killing at least 654 Communists in two operations that
have been going on for some
time ne a r the strategic
"waist" of South Vietnam.
In Pleiku Province,
So
miles north of saigon, units
of the 25th reported killing
307 Reds since May 10. U.S.
losses were described *5
"light."
In Binh Diab ProvInce, 275
miles northeast of Saigon, the
lit Air cavalry said It. units
have killed 347 Communists
since May 16. u.s. apoltesmert
said the division's losses were
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The spokesmen said the returning pilots reported that
anti-aircraft over the targets
hit by the Navy was "heavy5
while over the Air Pores's
targets it ranged from "light"
to inteitsa."
No U.S. plane losses we,.
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way., river and coastal ship.
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a state law prohibiting s.c•
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uanday.
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JPL took control of the craft i I
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Judge Roger Waybright Ii.
aft
Iti Monday morning •' ,[
sued a temporary injunction
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Isuich from Cape Kennedy.
against the unions, which anOftleIaIa termed the mid. f
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not to start the picketing an.
they could be certain.
til the legal tangle over the
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Company and the two other
eeuluily ordered Its sun sin.
-. major railways which use
icr to re-lock on the sun and
the tetfliinal the Seaboard
F,NGLISII ESTATES l'arent-Teacher Aodation rec('ivcd Its charter
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Air Line and Atlantic Coast
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at final meeting of the year w!th Mrs. Joseph Paveichak of the PTA
Canopus.
Line-sought the injunction
County Council (left) making the presentation to Mr.. Patrick RInZZI,
Tb. sensors control two of
*
on grounds that they should
outgoing prealdent. New PTA officers Installed by Mrs. Margaret RoySurveyor's three i*ei
not b* hindned by the PEC
nolds, principal (standing, left), are (from left) B. C. Pyle, president;
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prevent the spacecraft from
Mrs. T. E. Sorrelln, first vice president; Tony Russi, second vice presi.
strike. They claimed that the
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pickets should limit their
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accurate, would have Landed
The ACL sad SAL have
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Surveyor about 20 miles
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U the correction was auc.
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result In their workers stay,.cesaftil, however, the apace
' log off the job and would ti
FLY-UP CEREMONY for Brownie Troop 606 of Bear Lake was held at
craft wili make its impact 1 :- -,
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some 20 miles north and east
home of the leader, Mrs. Nancy flowers. Girls who will be advancing to
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- and out of the stat.
of the originally selected tar
Junior
Scouts, under leadership of Mrs. Lavern Alexander, are (front,
The case was remanded to
get point.
from left) JoAnne Xrenzer, Amy Trowbridge, Angle Josey, Karen Yates,
h'...
I the Duvni County Court last
The only possible flaw In '
Allene Forward; (back) Debbie Ridell, Kim Clark, Deborah Terzole,
week by U. S. District Judge
the flight, which scientists
Janet Bowers, Jeanne Shearer, MaryLu Krenzer, and Gayle Nichols.
William Mcftae Jr. In Jack.
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that one of Surveyor's two far;'., .
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reaching radio antennas may
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A federal district judge Congressional Races Shape J.Jp
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-WAShiNGTON (Ui'l) -Re• fit is also erecd that the GOP Robert P. Griffin (R.Mich.),
lion restricting the picketing
said he was "very happy
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but it was reversed by the publican victory cries of mass. has no chance to overturn John Tower (R'Tex.), and Li.
about the flight so far and I
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consider this problem to be
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Mass.), who is retiring.
Appeals In Atlanta.
the political scene five months Senate, where Republicans Other targets for the Demo.
very minor."
The federal appeals court before the 1968 elections,
Pickering said the antenna
have 33 seats to the Demo. crats are Sen. Saleb Boggs,
decision Is pending in tlt. IL
was still usable and seemed
In the Senate, however, on- crats 67.
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Court
after
the
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Terminal Co., the SAL and iy 12 seats are classed
Inst.. "There Is no reason to
gets are seats held by Seas. can campaign managers also
the ACL appealed it to th, tough contests.
believe this is going to cause
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Ross Bass, (D-Tcnn.), Paul H. had some hope of winning both
nation',
high
bench.
any difficulty," he said.
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By 11.53 p.m. (EDT) Mon.
- and hopes set on the possibi. Mcintyre CD-N.H.), Lee Met. Strom Thurmond, a Democrat
day th. spacecraft was ui.oa
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lily of taking a southern gov- call (D.Mont.,) and Maurine turned Republican, was ere.
miles Irons ,earch and travel.
e.HospLtclL
ernorship away from the Neuberger (D-Ore.), who ii tIlted with strengthening the
lag at 4,224 miles ai hour.
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Democrats-in Alabama, As. retiring. The Democrats count GOP campaign.
In response to a command
kansas, Georgia, or Florida. these as their most valuabla
t4otes
at 3:15 p.m. (EDT) Monday, tlnitrd Irma International
Only Alaska, Maw si 1, 1963, when 525 persona died
Democrats in the house seats.
Legal Notice
Surveyor made its first lock The nation's motoriitta set Rhode Island and Vermont on the nation's highways.
glumly acknowledge that GOP Major Democratic targets ___________________________
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on the star Canopus, which It
estimates of the 1966 election are the seats now held by ta 5. Cnur• .1 *5. C...iy
traffic d"nth reroril survived the weekend with no
A1NISII
Howard Pyle, president of
Wes as a guide. The manual for fnur.day Memtirlal Day fatal traffic accidents,
outcom• may be accurate, Seas.
Carl T. Curtis, (R-Neb.)
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Ida. I. Pr.has., fSCU*y, Vise.
Evony
the safety council, called th.
Williami
Jr.,
Shirley
Congressmen
who
won
their
command was given when the holidays during the three-tiny
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r:.ist. .r
The National Safety Cows- holiday a "tragic weekend" Mae HarreU, ZUen B.
robot failed to lock on auto- wccke'ml.
IL H.tUII
Welt, seats on President Johnson's
cii record for a three-day and said th, traffic death nauer, Kathryn Stagner, Ben coattail.s in normaUy Repub- Car Overturns
matically as programmed.
Diclausti.
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All
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The failur, apparently was tional tabulation today show. itt last year, when thsr.
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caused when material usctl In
lives.
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,, at l,'n*t riu pCta')fll were were 490 traffic deaths. A
YOU ani •art of you ars
"Who can seriously ehal. Eleanor Pope, Brodie WI). In most cases there is hi. Driver
the probe's stat senior par. kilieti in traffic accidents t,e- record for four.day Memorial leng.
h.r.hy nitl?!.d ant requir.4
President John.on's 11am., Minnie D. Zthridge, partisan agreement on the
mv ei*lms and •Henry
Edwin Jaeger,
22, es
of ty.,,
*iaily evaporated in the va tween tt p.m. luwal tints Fri. I)ay weekends was set in statement that traffic acci. Jeannette Hannon, J a mes states which will provide the 2511
Princeton
Avenue,
mani. which you. ur either of
cuum created by space, thus day and ntldiuIiit Mltn(iLty.
nsiiy
lay. agminit the
causing a "fog" on Its lenses.
- dents are th. second most Warfel, Suzanne Rena, San- most strenuous Senate races. caped with only minor cuts C%t. flf Wlf.I,I/tf if lIttlfl,
Califoinla )u,ui all stats 1%Iows
MaybeU Wade, Altalec.as.i, at. of said County,
serious problem facing the
Down
this morning when his car t t•
Surveyor performed Its mi- with 65 highway deaths. WAYNESBURO, Pa. (UPI) nation?" he asked.
monte Springs; Kimberly K.
JiIIii of Semi.
overturned and was demolish. no
C.,tnty. YirI4*. at his
tial aasignttsent, within mm. Michigan rounte,i 41) dead in -.Joh Chadwick, 40, faced a
Florida
traffic
accidents
clever.,
Clyde
ft.
Moors,
DcIdes of launch and was
oUt's
in
the
court
boos. of
Slavia Classes
ed on SR 46 at the intersec.
County at HAnford, Flor.
traffic, New York Stita' 30. hearIng on charges of deiing uvcr the long Memorial Day Bary; John 5. Gardner, Glen
tion with Jetway Road.
ii. within six *len,tar months
promptly
cwn,nuuiicatiuu I'ennsylvuuiia 28 and lllinuij while intoxicated and driving weekend took 22 liv.., the C. Stephenson, Betty Kennon,
with earthinstations.
from the tin,, of the first pub.
27.
According to Flip Trpr. lication of this notic., Two
It nlockcd solar panels to
______________________ without an operator's license. Stat. Highway Patrol said ulbua Margaret P. Howeli, Have Train KisaC
W. ft. (Buddy) Smith, the ac. copi.. or each claim or 4..
Lake Mary; X.nn.th Spring.
gather power from the sun,
lie was arrested on a highway today,
By
Ruth
Daeidsoa
cudent occurred when Jaeger mini shall h. in welting. an4
The highway patrol pre. man, Longwood; Carolyn Plc.
near hers while riding a pow.
then righted itself to a sta. Visits Africa
shall stat. lb. place of rest.
Th. pupils of the kinder- was passing another vehicle, ,i.. ant poit offic, aid,,..
hi,.,
Osteen.
cr
bilized attitude and settled
lawamower.
DAK,7l, Senegal (IJPI)
dicted last week that the
garten classes of St. LukVs driven by 14111. D. Griftis of thi claimant. ant shall be
down for a 63.hour flight and Israeli l'remicr f.cvi lslikol
death count-which started
.wo,n to by th. claimant, his
Day School in 81*- Hart, of Route 2. Smith said aHent.
John
Welt.
ChristIan
Mr.
and
Mrs.
or *ttorn*y and aecom.
a tricky, gentle touchdown on arrived by plane from iaris
at 6 p.m. Friday and ended nauer Sanford,
via climaxed thenr study on she did not see the passing panted by a filing .5 of one
the moon's surface
at
midnight
Sunday to begin a series of VATICAN
Monday-woud
such claim or di.
(UPI)-Th.
transportation by taking a vehicle and cut into Jaeger's
,uartt not
filed shall be void.
Surveyor will us, its own state visits to seven African Vatican's secretariat for pro. total 16 vIctims.
path. II. applied his brakes,
Sanford
nis.ir..i
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Marry
Sr.,
Virgtnia
train
rid,
James
"brains' to activate ratio,nations, lie was greeted at the muting Christian
As
1mlni,irater
of the
unity in
skidded
feet
in
75
Osbee
Orlando
recently,
a
broad
L. Miller and baby girl,
Estate of
rockets to brake Its speed at airport by Scutegalcie oiflcials flounced it would send two ob.
airborne
for
The
children
were
trans.
slid.,
became
24
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Lee,
Robert
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Crews,
Vander.
IL
IIAIJR,
about 1:30 am. (EDT) Thurs• and the Israeli ambassador.
servers to the meeting of the
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BELGRADE (UP!) - Italy bill Nickerson, Mary N Paw' ported by school bus to the feet, landed an4 bounced 21
day from LUQU m.p.h. 54 miles
giwarl V. HIiins
World
Methodist
Council
in
and
the
Soviet
Union
gained
gon
and
baby
boy,
Paul
Davis,
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Railroad
feet,
with
the
car
coming
to
.tttorr.y at Law
above the lunar surface to 3.4
Highest railway in Europe London In August.
1'. 0. lix IO4
joint ownership of the 1066 Hattie Lawson, Sanford; SIc- Station in Sanford where each a rest on ita roof.
zn.p.h. when it is 14 feet from is 11,3-12 feet in elevation,
Winter Lark. Florida
Smith
charged
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Mart
European
Junior
Soccer
Cup
yen
Forest
Gods,
Donald
Dry'
purchated
his
or
her
own
Impact just below the moon's just below the Jung(rau, a
Pubtith May tO, 5?, 24, Il, 5544
to
yield
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a
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of
all
mammals,
hay.
wbea
they
played
to
a
score.
an
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Eunice
ticket.
tpon
boarding
the
with
failure
equator.
famous Swiss peak.
th. sharpest claws,
less tie Sunday night.
and baby girl, Lake train, and also gave each child passing vehicle.

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source of so much unintention. last night At Ch8sooln's and he most the whole night shwking
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WAMfiNOTON (UPI)
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sun-drenched Riviera village The Library of Congress, will his frequently consulted showed
when
passerby found
through no fault of its
by historian., researcher,, gag "Durin g the past two year.
ad of a woman on the hu
become
a
leading
repoai.
thieves and scholar.. Particu. I have spent an enormous
:ch.
amount of money on a girl
Pollee skin divers set to tory for the private papers of lanly gag thier...
work lookIng for other parts statesmen and certain other Over the years, Groucho cot, friend. Christmas, for example
of the body. A local doctor verbose notables I. and out of reaponded voluminously with I bought her six pairs of
hUlitOTlt$ as James stockings and later, for her
said the head apparently had govtm..
• Th urber, E. B. Whit., S. J. birthday, I had all of the
been in th e water for at least
Recently, is
$
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six months.
St. Tropes, one of the liv. change o pace, I • library Harry S. Truman.
We look for a hard
sria,g most ,,in,, communities Solicited for Ito t011ectiOn the The quips they exchanged winter. Only yesterday I no.
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But back of them a the
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wedded bet, alas, 1,5, %% rules
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Its army Is said to have mysteri ous military personal.
be, I.
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izi a loop of copper wire You boys should have a
more soncera out en political Ity of Mu. Gin. Salab Jedid,
iiars
s
aveld that tragedy!
In your band and Inevitably trade or profeasios or at least
psnstess, Is Salle or in jail the reputed
the
Editor,
Herald:
always a good idea to
It's
CASE
Z432;
Mike
LevIne
as
electrical
fl
current
ows be part way through ,
Feb. 33 coup. The coup, It.
than It has on active duty.
wagon In * C*t.
hkoa
to
compliment
be
the
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the
deft
coaductor
of
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Why?
lb
split
within
"a Iasi MUCCI$" coup golf, repres"tod a
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Pantard
Herald
for
being
audience
partlelpotlots
radio
Secom
God
Almighty
od.
port
you
till you are ready
time on Feb. 33. It ousted and the ruling Ra, thIit Pa
and the only newspaper In ib. show on EDEA Is Pittsburgh. gInaUy planned it that way, for your career.
Fellows with checkered ft.
Jmprissned Gem. Amin Hfu. the pefsoniluvares between
SeminoleO
range
County
area
"Dr.
Crane,"
he
began
our
lot
that
he
of
wiro
cuts
Thousands
of
talented
girls
ninelsi
ricotta must work
Syria's strong man for nearly Generals diil
that
pres.rves
one
of
our
four
Interview,
'tonight
we
shall
through
the
magnetic
lines
are
thus
helping
their
bushard
to
keep
one jump ahead
"'tiori
a
three yea rs, and installed an Those who
I. et.
freedoms for us, 'Freedom of deal with marriage problems that Sow from pole to pole, bands through dental, medical of th e sheriff.
uuaru.eCurrenurejmew
extreme left reu.ewc ill. life
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min utes.
7460. Is Justine loop and law basis
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you marry, you of# testing certain areas someone should
sontaft Commould regImoo. regime's failure to deal out- your feeders A true unbiased on telephone their questions measured Via to ammeter.
of publish a now directory call.
mmagate nward wAs ctsdWly with General Hstgg. picture of what Is going on so you can soswer them as Add more loops ad the win the future ,,proxy,, votes (
the air.
and the current Increase.,
3 ed "Who's Whose."
your average family
(e lae of R ihelp t
Hates himself, has turned locally and otherwise,
Even though Sanford waa "To start the program, Id Applied to love, the same
building a darn acres: the down repeated offers of
g;om in return for his support a "hotbed" for Burns, your like to have you state the laostorable results likewise They will want parents who
No matte r how hard he
1,011irstes liver.
are cultured, able to earn a works, a baker can't help be.
got now the now regime, of the now junta and Instead paper courageously endorsed U161110 reasons Why MIIMAIOS 1011OW the Pro"? &amp;times.
So you tooss-spros should out sood living. and mingle grace. Ing a loafer.
itself, Is Sold to be shaky and b,o tiunted his captuts wifto Robert King High for Sam. 90 Sour or "A In divorcf-"
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there mis predictions of on. demands for promised public nor. Even with your toodanot- first, far We Many young 1112frY tW IN 11148 210 at fully With their neighbors.
other military coup sad the trial, knowing this to a poll- mont of Mayor Hish you still people rush Leto unwise mar. least 30 &amp;M boys St.
go don't nub Into unwise The most comforting thought
Zvory smart girl who wishes toes-sle romisces merely to about the boys, long-hair fsd
nted both sides a
impossibility.
posalbla return of General Ha. tt
Should :ny
coup revnive nIn'rnne.rntng the guw.rnnv'. They follow their heart in. to avoid the divorce courts escape your own quarreling Is, "This, too, will pass."
hz to power.
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Even the Russians are said around the return of Hotel a race to your readers.
school.
your Wadding floterl
My hat's off to The Sanford bad.
Otherwise sensible people
For you can always gener- Then take a one-year dIplo. Marriage Is a serious life- Ignore pleas to drive carefulHerald for truly fine n ws
ate romance, even after you ma course at a good Business loss toostrjet. so Use your ly, Including this one.
Herald Area orrespon ents
have selected on the basis of College,
head lint. Then
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tow-blooded logic.
Following graduaUos work compliments can generate
in
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lays, even after the ceremony!
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care for her. No man with
ing his daughter an eye and 111usd lb. lass 0 misuse
your own pay checks.
much al ,loleses is the Ostessibly heading the
such strong family feelings
his two ones to powle qi~ o ~~ low post" the corrospeadlas motmal
cut.
leaving
one
of
Besides,
your
bookkeeping
rent regime are Premier Ysas. partially paralysed fr
lad 10 year..
om a are ,Maiy sessenad with Thus, love, as well as of and other superb training at could be a Communist."
In that decade It has knows set Zayaa and chief u stall shoulder wound,
lisitompledirsuccsasfulgov. Dr. Nureddin
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munist. In the war Against the
to&amp; AbW was liondoll WM Ito to the marflose so through IS hard to @Ira.
Irrench
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and which are genuine Bud.
C"f"AtIll political groups Peking-trained "Buddhists" dhists. The futUre Of Bfttb
under behlnd-the.sceoes Coin- now move out from the band- Vietnam may depend on their
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Pratt of the South Seminole Th:
Thomas, anti Steve Rice.
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Jaycees went to Valorl. Shea
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Certificates
of Merit to out.
was resentetl
the
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forth fi rst nie, OIfll to x. atan.iini studen t s rerognizc4
C ited for his service to the lorer'Sct
by the Ihutni of Regents went
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school by Principal Canton is outstantiiJohn
to Porian anti lh'metrius
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Steve flarmon was
nr tion Therinenoq Cynthia Legg,
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recipient of the Faculty Citi. t conserva ti n.
Thomas, 'Slary Peter.
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Harold
r)ter. presi. sCarolyn
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zu'nshlp Award given for the
on.
Richard
Lombardi, Kelly
(tent of t e American Legion
first time this year.
Trawkk.
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The I'ublix trophy for th e
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('urrena each received $tlo tul. b rry prese n ted metlauls to nutataniling senior home ct-n.
e
itlon scholarships to Seminole winners 0
flu ritanusm flt)ttjC5 student went to Rn.
Contest sPonsoreti '
Junior College from Mrs.
berto Sehonhols and the Cris.
C Un it James a
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James Fagan in behalf of the the
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Other d e partmental noarila
La u ghlin, third. Certificates
The
Daughters
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to (hi' following, Sua.in
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Winners.
.h Award went to
Nancy Payne.
Fr enc h ; Darwin Shea, in,luaCash awards front llmviica11
. . Norma Tullock anti Allen Currens
Cynthin Legs: winner of
I trial arts; Allen Ctirren.,t.
the
Leiu-nn
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STM1 Award given by the
ilt-t- tr.'nits; William MaeKrll,
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'"re ,,u,ig,rttion; ('Orolt' Perrault,
State ('h.umbcr of Commerce of Altamonte S;tuiii
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(,t-t!hl, first tariln It 0111111
G ilbert Hutton of the ninth,'
ii ii.. 'i hi Perry intl I
matira tlt'piirtmrnt. STAR second; and mint I or I. II
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ph%I( il cillit ition
essay
roflte-it
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Iol.ert
Whit,',
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th.. aol Vtynt' lioiit.h.'tnUw'r, Jour.
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Bar
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AsuIajo ;re::: rncnoa, Demetrius Thermenos,
at the annual awards day at e
Thomas McLaughlin, Nancy
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Lyman high School.
Cynthia Leg, Mary
Vicki Fagan a
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up the Red "priests," doesn't
as Is Psalms at the time 01 The Reds have had some conflict with Buddha's boa on
th far In a number taking life.
the student ziote,
snipers asp lir, Into both of places with their Buddhist. U. I. and Vietnamese 1t
sides to get
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Outstaindin students In all coatIon.
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As he always does, our
snooper points out that what he
erhears may be far from an accur.
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really thinking. But It Is kind of

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Students Recognized At Awards

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to pe.. Burmese p,4aetbssdi.
political Morsaset.
lIatoyIcaUy, the cinaiaiats Is th.s pisces iMp arm
Intercepted )laaol directives
frequently known hew that GUSUMI Padlha dIdn't
to
dig
inS Lb VioL. t.sesuhamea.
r.alipaeisriodlMst.
a. ,aadn. Tbsp pa4ujs
that top priority be Take the cass
to WUt,sung Buddhist
i.au.. '.viinev' that be wutsd
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t,aple..
Behind and uadar Bosch'. stdbIMi t fight to a "teed
Riposte are that when the idealistic facade, the Cos- cause." They argue that wars
a4dj.ti go into acUos, Red mtj started bui lding strong to overthrow the evirimenta
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and continued racing,

go, Scot. Cljrk finished second

load'. Jackie It.wafl, who 143143 m.p.h., almost seven
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Bicdgett, trsasurer and Pat
NEW OFFICERS Of the Ward, 5p3.
KVAH.3 531W Club were In. Installation dinner will be
stalled at a banquet held at held at the home of Chris
the Acey Deucey Club, with Lovelace, wife of the com
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Up In Junior Play
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Meanwhile, Back On The Track
Coach Disk William., who weal stisight from coach.

tog the Seminoles to lb. Stat. dais A hack titl, to guiding

the Iemasii football defensive Un. In spring drifla, has new
Jumped beck 1 track.
Dfck,ltaksstzofhlbOYi,Pln.tbriSbl%$S vThbon
"plik.tsp." to compete In th. big 8otbis.t.rn Junior Track
Mist in Atlanta this Saturday.
The three "pick.ups" are Bill Irooba .4 Wanebula, Zoo
Kaggias of Lyman, and Ken (K. 0.) Taylor .1 DeLand. Take
Ibis tot. and put them with Seminole's own Pill Triaby, Rick

Wslstaoa and Bust Weber and you em come up with two

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hurling of Bobby I.wsdquiat,
dealt Civitan Its first secondhalf 1... 1-1, to even both
team's marks at 1.1. Billy
Martin's two-run home run in
th. first inning accounted for
the victory.
Shrine, behind the hurling
and bitting of young Scott
Harris, whipped lotary, 1.3,
to 1*1k. Its mark to 1.1 also.
Harris didn't allow an earned
run, scattered four bite and
seven walks, and drove home
four of hi. own team's runs
with a pair of double.. Rich.
ard Warren also bad tw. hit.
fur Shrine.

pretty good relsy teams.
Thi. Ii what Wiflusina has rensleg for him thin week.
Steaks, Frisky, Enigma and Walatrom will be running lb.
440 relay - foes legs of 119 yards each - and Ilugglu,
who russ the 100 in 10.311 the slowest of the tune.
Then in the mile relay, the lessinol. Track Club will
aces. up with Taylor, W.b.r, Irishy and Prooka sad Webs?
IS probably lb. slowest of this beach, whisk I. nesting I. be
ñtd of s he anchored the Seminole all. rolsy team
City League
that pot lb. Clans A trophy on the Seminole High shelf.
Brooks will also run the 220 and 440 IndivIdual event.
sad Prieby will be running In the 230 and 100.ysrd dash.
Standings
Kuiglas will be in th. open MO, Taylor the open 440 and
METRO
SOFTBALL
Walsirem In 0. 100 and 110 low hurdles.
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10 3
Cobla Hosts
7 6
Pinecrest Rex.

'Might Even Win It'

Longwood

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Chase
Brook. came over from Wauchule yesterday and will Penney's
2 10
stay through Wednesday afternoon to work with th. SemiJUNIOR LEAGUE
nole boys. Taylor will com• over today and tomorrow and
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en string to 13 straight behind th. one-bit pitching of
Risky Smith that felled First
Federal, 11-0. Tolils Frank led
the winners with a single,
double and a hom. run.
Locomotive Engineers remained thres games back of
Chase with a 6.1 win over
Pineerest Rezall. Winning
hurler Jeff Ward fanned 16
of the Chase batters, while
Paul Watson led the Engi.
nests hitters with a perfect
3-for.3 game.
The home run bat of Lucky
Johnson and the 10.strikeout
hurling of Dennie Egbers
sent hunt-Lincoln Mercury
to a 5-1 win over Quality Mobile Homes.
Cobla Boat., still with an
outside chance to gain the
top spot In the Metro Softball loop, cinched th. runnerup spot last night with a 9.5
victory over second place
Pineciest Rexall. Don Carter
and Billy Kuykendahl hit
home runs for Itexall, while
(1eore Griffith hit $ four.
bagger for the winners.
In a ions Pee Wee game,
David Smith hit a grand
slam borne run and Kit Johnson also homered to pac. the
Cubs to a 21.17 win over the
Tigers. Bryan If arlon bad
three bits for the Tigers.

lupsiti. will be here every day this week on th. Buddy Civltan
Lawson Memorial track behind the high school,
Comb William. figures th. team will score well In the
Atlanta meet, "and we might even win it." Williams doesn't
ect many teams to enter as many events as the Seminole Club.
"A team may send a good relay team or a good miler or
hilt nsil.r or $ good weight man, but I rather doubt anyone
will have top notch talent In seven events aes we do."

Quality Second At Starke
Tb. Quality Mobil. horns teem did rather wall in the
big double-eliminatIon Stark. Invlt.atlossal softball tournamist this past weekend. They played eight games in two
days and finished second, losing to Buddy's of Tallahassee,
173 in the final game,
The Quality turn, coanhad by Johnny Em.raoii, were
raIa.d out Friday night, whipped St. Petersburg 4.1, Biter.
ds aendsig and then lost to Yort Walton Beach, 10.0. also
en Saturday morning.
Then they really got hot and loomed into Sunday night's
final with Saturday wins over St. Auguatine, 19-31 lerry
10.Pi Stark., 04, end then on Sunday afternoon, they polished
off (lalneavllle, 94, and avenged the loss to Fort Walton
with a 8.6 win.
Tb. Quality team was a tired bunch when they got
home Monday morninir anti won, given "vacation" last night
and didn't play their rogulisr slated Metro gam, with Chase.
This game will be played tonight and Quality can cinch a tie
for the first half till, with a win.

Apologies And Congratulations

2 1
2 1 Emerson Still
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Elk.
I I Seeking Tennis
Kiwanis
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Rotary
Lfl'rLE NATIONAl.
13 0 Grand Slam
Chase
10 3 PARIS (UP!) - Roy Emcr
Locomotive Eug.
s a son of Australia, still seeking
Quality Ml!
s a lb. elusive grand slain of ten.
HunttM
1 12 ni. was heavily favored to
First Federal
LITTLE AMERICAN
turn back Francis Jsuffret of
Btrick.Morr.
9 3 Franc. today and gain the
I 4 semifinal round of the French
Pta. St. Bank
S 4 International championships.
George's
I 6 Another Aussi., third.s.ed.
Ian. AU, Bank
17 ed Tony loch., was the choice
Navy
0 12 over Russia's Alexander Me.
Goodyear
PEEWZE EASTERN
trevell in the other quarter2 0 final on tsp today.
Rebels
Cubs
a i Already through to the semi.
1 2 final round are eighth-seeded
Tigers
(1 2 Cliff Drysdale of South Africa
TwIns
PSEWIE W!.STERN
and lstvan (lulyas of Hungary,
2 0 both of whom advanced Mon.
Panthers
ChIefs
1 1 day.
Yanks
1 1 The semi-finals will be conCards
0 2 tested Thursday with lb. sur.
GAMES TODAY
vivors of today's match lacUtU. American
ing each other and Drysdale
Shrine

(At Ft. Mellon)
Goodyear vs. San. MI. Bank.

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We left out th, name of Kathy Wcstbrouk In Friday's
pregame story of the Seminole High spring football gains. Pta. St. Bank vs. Strlck.Morr.,
7:30
We mentioned the graduating seniors who were cheerleaders
(At Bay Ave.)
and, Kathy wasn't listed. Not only do we apologize new, but
George's. 4:30
Navy
vs.
we offer th. lovely Miss Westbrook our congratulations for
Metre Softball
winning th. school's Jaycee leadership award.
(At Ft. Mellon)
We also want to mention that Bernie Harbour finally
completed that pass. Ii. tried four times Friday night anti Lossgwood vi. Pinecrest Rex.,
7:30
finally hit Chuck Scott with an aerial that gained nine yards.
Quality hill vs. Penney's, 5:45
Now that we've mad. peace with all the senlori, we
Church Softball
wish them all lb. success In the world. They, especially the
(At Pinehurst)
athlete., were a preat bunch.
Church of God vs. Pinecrest
Aaaemb., 7:30
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27 laps befere valve trouble
pushed him out.
Almost ball the field was
gone before the halfway, 205.
mile mark. With 100 mIles to
go only nina cars were runn.
lng. It was a tale of destruc.

lion of eauioment rather than
In Little American Leagu. speed. And luck prevailed.
CPO and Shrine putted the
No drivers were hurt ser..rd on th. Junior liagia. play, Chas. ran its unbeat-

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Monday ,lcto,Ics, throwing
lb. loop into $ three-way tie
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who set
one
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1 was ,.iyhrtants,N ho dsr,CbsekUulss sadAllin. togoth.dlstanc..Mellenyon 3. FortwaseIlmlnatedlnthe
'Iwsrsdieal aireotolOs s.lt.wa-'t wuflagged after ISilap, and first lap crackup. Two•time

Mesday. Tw.lyis,on can 11111 tosIsbt probably will the ie. wer, apsa twice going 151 laps

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Jo BrowN Sets Bowlerettes Pace
"we.
35 Brown of the Jet Bowl. (0.3), Ben Ward Realty (8.
(At Pinehurst)
orettcs leagu, rolled a high 4,) Inland Materials (7%. Twins vi. Rebels, 4:30
gsa of 542 with $ .srl.s of 4%), Thriftwiy (7.5), 17.02
(At Vt. Mellon)
110. Want with a good game Auto 5*1,. (74), Howard. Cards vs. Yanks, 4:30
aid aisles was Elaine Ko.tv. Atlantic (6%4%), Cut !N
GAMES WEDNESDAY
ml with $ 197/114 and 5111. Curl (5.7), Town and Cows.
Jaler L.ague
Oldkap ala, rolled $ 103/497 try Beauty Studio (5.7),
(At Pinehurst)
ust.
Sanford Mobil. Park, Inc. (4. Kiwanis vs. Elks, 4:30
Other high games were Ill I) and Benkarilts Glass and CPO vs. Shrine, 7:30
by Margie FerrIs, 174 by Paint Co. (1.11).
Metre Softball
Beverly Adams, 114 by Joy
(At Ft. Mellon)
Mutable,, 157 by Kathy
Chase vs. Penny's, 7:30
$a*lslbury, and a 165 by Nat Soccer Tie
I..ongwvod vs. Cobia, 7:30
COPENHAGEN (UP!) Pee We.
Standings aft.: the third Denmark and Turkey played
(At Pt. Mellon)
week of bowling are;
to a 0.0 hI. in an interns. Rebel. vs. Cubs, 4:30
SIwle County Motors tlunal iqccu 4tch Monday. CbIcI.a vs. Panthers 4:30

Lions' footbafl team, and most outtaiing
finalve player on both th. basketball and base.
ball tunis, On far left Is Paul Mikier, Ovisdos
baseball coach and proud father of Billy, and on
right Is basketball coach Dick Prater, the
ty's coach-of.the.year who guided the Lions to
the mythical Seminole County basketball cham.

ship. Mikier, all-county In football and basket.
bail, was named the most valuable player on th.

pionship.

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Clark.
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TAKING OVER as new officers of the RVAH4 EMW Club are, (from
a gems night Juno 10 at 7:30
Installed were Linda Jim.m. All members are Invited
left), Carolyn Clifton, secretary; Pat Crank, treasurer and hospitality
son, president; Pat Beers, to attend
kiag a 'white
vice president; Carolyn Clii. elophant" gift.
chairman; Linda Jimeson, new president; Nancy Lackland, out-going
ton, secretary; Pat Crank. (
of the recent meeting
president; Pat Beers, vice president; Sharron Hutto, out-going secretary
and hospitality was Susie Ross. Eldora Seweil
treasurer
chairman and Helen Pratt, re- was presented with a going-aand Helene Pratt, representative chairman.
(U.S. Navy Photo)
preseutative chairman,
way gift of a bracelet and ___________________________________________________________________
Guesti at the banquet be. charm.
sides Cdt. and Mrs. Webster
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FASHION SHOW held re.
Each lady present received a c.ntly by the CPO Wives was
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med with blue ribbon, carry- and the buffet dinner catered
log out the squadron colors, by the club
was thoroughly
The yellow and orange ceo- enjoyed by 30 guests.
t.rpiees which graced the Miss Caroline Hay, daughter
bead table for the evening was of Mrs. Mary Hay, showed Appointment of Misc Carol
furnished by Mona's Flower teenage fashions, modeling 115
One of the most exclusive
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Aces Association, will meet
in Colorado Springs, Cole.,
June 24.26, Col. George F.
Ceule.rs, executive vice presid.nt, has announced.
Founded In
September,
th• aucwiation Is corn'isd of citizens of the
United tat.s who have de-

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CAROL I)MOSS, RN posses, membership quaIl!Ications.
Among thos. from the San.
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Lackland with old and new of' Shin served as hostesses.
school of nursing and was
flcers attending.
Mrs. Lillian Young of New acting instructor in maternity
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smyrna Beach was welcomed
HOME of Lt. Cdr. and Mrs as a guest of Mary Hay and nursing until last March when
Walter Leon was the scene of later taken In as a new mem- she came to Florida.
Class.e at. to open next
a pool party and luncheon for her of the club.
the officers' wives of the Na. Mrs. Betty Smith, USO September at Seminole Me.
val Air Station, hosteued by chairman announced that morial hospital. The CflurIe
Janet Leon and Shirley Mc. Fran Morton, Marian Magee will last iSO week,. Stu,lentj
and Mary O'Donnell would be will nttcnt claises six hours 5f.
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eluding the President, will
help Florida gubernatorial
nominee Robert King High
fight off a serious threat front
the Republican party.
Politicians concede Florida
will be a keystone in the national GOP party's all.out
campaign to 'win southern
governorship Ibis fall.
The vitriolic campaign be.

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got the second place ribbon in pIer, ribbon.
Bob Saver-in, singled home
(he 100-yard breaststroke re- Emma Spencer and John
lay to set the pace for the Colbert coach the local team, the winning run In the eighth
inning to givi Washington
Sanford team that had been
the victory in th. second half
practicing only eight days.
of the doubleheader,
It was the youncr Sautord Fonn
N.tTION.tI, Lr..tGUI
The
Al Downing picked up bla
All. ft. H. Pet. s.immens that mad. the best NEW YORK (UP!)
New York Rangers will op,r. fifths straight victory in th.
Slots,
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their Central Hockey opener when the Yankees
147 20 49 .333 grabbed four third. and two
Alou, Pitt
league farm club in Omaha took advantage of two errors
In th. all.relay meet.
Nchl.n, Hon
29 .333 fifths
The Sand-under boys were next season instead of at to score a pair of unsarn.d
McCvy, 8?'
115 19 80 .331
third three times and also Minne.polis.St. Paul.
runs.
Cepeda.
StL 115 15 38 .330 plac.4 fourth, fifth and Math,
Hart, SF
168 34 55 .227
once each in th. meet.
Morgan, hfou 105 22 5$ .311 The 9-and.10 girls
were third
Pinson, Cbs
153 IS 40 .814 twice, mtis once and sixth
Fuentes. HF 122 13 38 .311 once, while the
NATIONAL LEAGUP
boys in this
AMERICAN LIAGUI
Wills, LA
100 21 47 .294 age group had two thirds, two
W I' Pit. GB
W L Pet. GB
AMERICAN ViGilS
fourths and a fifth, besides San Fran
29 16 .644
Clenle.,sd
tl 14 .650
All. ft. H. Pet, their second place award.
Los Angeles 26 II .101 3% Baltimore
24 17
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Oliva, Minn 148 26 52 .351
The ll.and-12 boys from Pittsburgh
24 19 .542 4
Detroit
13 17 575 3%
Ih.Rb.n, Hal 170 25 54 .810
Houston
25 20 .564 4
California
23 19 545 4%
Rchrdt, Cal
Illo 27 47 .313
Philadelphia
21
20 .513 • Minnesota
20 3t
6%
F.Rhsn, Hal
110
45 .300
Cincinnati
19 20 .417 7
ChIcago
457 7
Rhrdsn. N't 103 19 50 .30?
St. Louis
10 21 .475 7% Washington 1923 .452
fltt.y, Slims 102 5 31 .304
Atlanta
2026 .4
9% New York
15 V.450 1%
Wert, Det
147 13 44 .299
New York
15 21 .417 944 Boston
16 16 .25111%
Lump., Dat
138 13 41 .297
Pete Petersen, president of Chicago
12 20 .293 15
Cansaa CIty 14 25 .359 1*
McAff., Dcl 105 10 31 .293 the Sanford Men's Bowling
Monday's Results
Vinin., Was 157 27 46 .293 Association announces an
Monday'. Result.
open i'hila, 7.1, New Y..ck .3
lion.. Runs
meeting for all members for Pittsburgh 3.5, ChIcago 2-3 1.w York 4-1, WashIngton 2.2
National league: Aaron, this Thursday at $ p. m. at San Fran. I, Cincinnati 4
ChIcago 1.11, Boston 0.0
Braves Iii; Terre, Braves 13; Jet Lanes.
Baltimoc'. 5.4, Minis. 1.7
los
Angeles
10,
Atlanta
6
hart, (',Iants 21; i.efehvre,
items on the agenda are the st. Louis 3, Houston i
California 4-5, Cleveland 3.1
i)odgers anti Slay., Giants upcoming Fire Cracker Spa.
Detroit 5, Kansas CIty 2
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years ago Kirk was a Demo.
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aircraft carrier USS America In Mediterranean Sea. ,(U.S. Navy Photo)

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Kirk considers himself a
free Republican
"A Kirk
ltepubllcan" - interested In
the system of free enterprise
anti not dependent on the
coattaiis of others.
hUgh, a lawyer, has a record
of live terms as mayor of
Miami. He is a personal friend
of the Kennedy family and
was offered an ambassadorship by tIme late President
John Kennedy.
Borne has not mad. It clear
what his position will be irs
the contest betw.en Kirk and
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High. All the governor will
say is that he's still a Demo.
crat, but uncommitted to any
candidate.
He may ultimately be drawn

into the rae, by th. national
party.
Florida Is one of lb. fastest
growing states in the nation
F. Bolt (RET), of Sanford; and ranks In the top 10 in
CJr, John 'F. Crosby and 1.1. population, It cannot be pout.
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ically ignored. It baa votesboth of Winter Park, and LI. important at the next presi('ol. Gilbert M. O'Iinian and dential nominating convention.
Crouch and Yvonno Montgorn- uso the last Saturday in Stay. Included in the cours, will be
By Jane Casselberry
lirig. Gen Donald K. Yost
cry were welcomed to the Pat flernal, program chair- class and laboratory work to.
President Johnson, who
man announced that tips on tether with clIic*i experience
American Legion Auxiliary (RET), both of Maitland.
group,
wants
to b. re-elected in 1908,
Ruth Swanson gave Revere flower arrangements for ape- in the hospital. At th. end
Unit 256 of Casselberry won Among events planned for and Sen. Robert Kennedy (U'
bowls as going-away gifts to cial occasions will be the sub- this time students will be first place in Group I for It. this year's meeting are an N. Y.), who reportedly baa
air show, awards to various
Nancy Dillard, whose husband ject of a demonstration at the prt'l0r1 to take the licensing
plans of dumping Johnson or
history and pressbook at individuals of
Is retiring to a new home In June meeting by Mo n examination of the Florida unit
media, govern. following him into the White
th. Department of Florida nsent, and Armed Service., a
Winter Park; Esther Plapp, Bridges of Mona's Flower and State Board of Nursing.
Completion of the 10th Convention held Thursday reunion banquet, soil a chapel House four years later, canwhose husband Is also retir. Gift Shop.
not afford to let Florida elect
log; Helen Ifauser who is goMembers of the club will grade i. required for admims- through Saturday last week at sen-Ice dedicated to the "fat. a Republican governor,
len aces" who have given
log to California; Thelma Un. meet Wednesday at 11 a. m. sian to the course and appli- Daytona Beach.
Former Cloy. LeRoy Collins,
their lives to the country.
get who is going to Alaska at Lake Golden for a picnic. cants must present a tran.
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hisMra.
Edith
Myndsrs.
a
popular political figure who
their
credits.
Certifi.
This service will take place
and Patty Ilildebrand who ii Betty Smith and Mary hay script of
wants to be a U.S. Senator
moving to Homestead Air are co-chairmen of this event, cates of dental and physical torian and Sirs, Leonard Cas- at the Air Force Academy
from Florida, could not sit
Congratulations were extend- hslth must be presented. The selbetry, pressbook chairman. near Colorado Springs.
Force Base.
still aol see his party lose
After ths business session. ed to Alice Best secretary of general aptitud, test battery This is the third year in a The Aces devot, consider.
the state.
the wives enjoyed a swim suit the CPO Wives who was elect- will be administered to each row that th, unit has won for nbie tin:, and funds toward
There is every likelihood the
fashion show from The Vogue e-1 president of the Sanford applicant at the Florida State the presibook and second year supporting e'iucational pro'
I'reaident
anti other party
Jecta and hava a scholarship
Shop in Sanford Plaza. Models Women's Bowling Association Eniployment Service office in for the history.
were Saudi Jordan, Joy BarS and to If arian Magee who was Sanford. This will be followed A 100 per cent goal ribbon p r a g r a m for awards to luminaries will campaign In
Florida fun Mayor iiigh. They
z-anco, Patty Ilildrebrand and named second vice president. by interviews. Th. f is-it class for membership also was won worthy students.
just might Involve Coy. Burns
will be limite'i to 14 aol those by the unIt.
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in
the effort, If not openly,
all.
and fun ended on a hilarious JEAN McUtflRE has an making the highest scores will Delegates to the convention I
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note when Shirley and Ub nouneed that $300 has been be selected, The fee for the were Mrs Kenneth Green and
Important Republicans are
Cleveland modeled swim suits turned over to the Navy Re- course will cover books, two Sirs. Letha Ward.
also witching Florida. Former
they had made in the styli of ilef society, representing pro- uniforms and suppliea.
Mrs. Ward also attended the
Vie. President Richard Nixon
the 1900's.
ceeds from the recent Navy Equipment and books will annual meeting of Us. Eight
maneuvered himself into the
Next bridge session for the Relief Benefit card party and be the latest available and are and Forty held on Sunday.
Florida campaign laet week
Station Wives is scheduled at fashion show held at the NAS being purchased with state Representing Memorial Post
when he told, meeting he felt
th. home of Saudi Jordan.
ballroom, Mr.. McGWre is and federal grant-in-aid fund.. 236 were Miller Evan., liarKirk', chances were excellent.
president of the Naval Offlc- The total amount will exceed old Kryder, and Kenneth
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SEVENETI'ES of RVAII.7 en' Wives Club which spon- $10,000.
Green.
I'r.sident
1)wig'ht Eisenhowsr
Student, of l'aoia Wilson
held election of officers at sore-i the benefit svent. All
All persons interested in
their last regular meeting,
squadrons participated in the making application for tIme
Biggest known stone metco. School delirhtetl a large audi. and popular Sen. Everett
Paulette Widmann was nam- preparations for the success- course should contact Doug rite shower f.Il in 1918 in ence of parents anti friends Dirkaen, who maintains a
e-1 new president with Joyce ful show which was attended lass at the School Alministra- Norton County, Kin.; over with an end-of-year program, home it Deflary, will cam.
Zerfoss, vice president; Don by over 200 Navy and civilian lion Building, Sanfuri. Tb, 100 atones fell, Including one entertaining with songs and a paign in Kirk'. behalf.
Florida has not elected a
Welch, secretary; A u d r . y women.
telephone number Is 322-4163. weighIng a ton,
presentation of "Cinderella."
Th. play, given by the third GOP governor since Ossian
aol fourth grade else., was B. Hart in 1h73. Since then,
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nie fevite, second stepsister; bi, showings in races during
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Florida is a state where
Scarborough and John Tel,.
nek, messenger.; Terry limes, thousands of voters of the
the king, and John Kern, the Republican philosophy are
prince. Miss 011i. Reese Whit- registered as Democrats to
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________ tie, school ill, club director,
primaries. In general elections
accompanied
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Iladelph11 at New York
Today's Cameo
American League: Scott, for quarterly big tournaments (N)
Cleveland at California (N)
Red Sex and Reichardt, An. throughout the year; the an- Chicago at
Pittsburgh
Detroit at Kansas City (N)
gels 12; F. Robinson, Orioles nual yearbook featuring all of Los Angeles it Atlanta(N)
(N) Baltimore at Mlnnesots
and OIl's. Twins 10;
DIetary, the final averages for all bow- San Francisco at Cincinnati Bost.qa at ChIcago
OrIoles 9.
lets of this area.
(N)
New York at Washington
Russ Hatted
This meeting is open to all Houston at
St. Louis (N)
National League: Aaron, bowlers and not restricted to
W.dae.day'. Gamee
W.dn.day's Games
Braves 31; Slays. GIants 30; omcers and board members
Pittsburgh at New York (N) Raltimoro at California (N)
Flood, Cards 29; Wynn. As. of this assocIation.
Chicago at Pbila. (2, T.N)
Cleveland at Xan. Cit7 (N)
tros, Hart and McCov,y, (II.
San Fran. at Atlt* (N)
Detroit
at Minnesota (N)
ants 27.
Houston at Cincinnati (N)
New York at Chicago (N)
American League: B,
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Sox 29; Petrocelli, Red Sex don clinched $ three-day In.
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"April Showers," '4 Her. We came by and offered to purGo Riding," and "The Springs chase gasoline spilling from
the car's damaged tank. McCarthy sail the roan (old him
it was pity to let It run to

Giants 9.0; Maloney, Reds Club 10-5 for its second vie.
5-0; Koufax, Dodgers s-I; tory in thre, games.
Hunning. Phillics and Perry,
Giants 8.1.
American League; O'Donoghue, Indians 4.0; Sanford,
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these women who were installed at a lunch.
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eon chairman. Standing are Mrs. Michael Caolo,
vice president; Mrs. Jane Adriatico, secretary,
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liurro.
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At conclusion of the pro. man when he's down."

gram, refreshments were serv.
el In the school cafeteria by
Umbrellas were a sign of
Mr.. I.ucille Spivey and Mrs. prestige throughout Asia in
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early days,
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taurant was aecond choice for a night on the
town for Army Pvt. Alan Bonner and fellow
Vietnam veterans turned away from the Ice
revue at the Conrntl.Hhiton Hotel. The manage.
mont felt the sight of the wounded soldiers
might depress other customers. Runner, 18, of
South Lyon, Mich., was pinned down for aix
hours by Communist troops near Saigon,
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McDowell, Indiana 4.1.
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a very professional way. SOInS

club members, husbands and (according to comments from program in Sanford has bet'n
guests enjoyed a steak dinner the audience) included an at. announced by 5. 8. Douglass,
with all the trimmings.
ter.five black crepe frock with director of vocational, tech.
"puff" the club dragon mas- an overblous. of whit, lace, niesl and adu1 education, and
cot was there also, quietly shown by President lJIla
(lan. Robert Besserer, administra.
watching the activities and des-ton and another after-five
br of Seminole Memorial
approving of everything.
black crepe sleeveless shift, hospItal.
New officers will assume enhanced by a lace-trimmed
Silas D.Moss is a native of
their duties for the fIrst time jacket and a red rose bUd, Akron, Ohio,
and holds the
oi June 9 at a meeting in the worn by Lee 51gm who was bachelor of science degree In
Wives meeting room. AU participating as a model
for nursing from the University ,
RVAH-3 enlisted wives are in. the first time,
of Akron. Her experience insited to attend.
At the regular meeting
eludes 5% years at Akron i '
The May board meeting was the CPO Wives, Marian
Ma.
City
Hospital, where she was
held at the home of Nancy gee, Audrey Reeves and Los assistant
Instructor In the

seven different players, in. nightcap 8-1 after losing the the sev.n.hit pitching of Jim tory In the opener.
eluding Wills and pitcher opener 7.2.
Hunning end homers by
Bernie Allen bit a two-run
Don Drysdale.
In the American League, Riehie Allen, lull Thite, Bob homer to highlight a three.
run Minnesota rally coming
with two out in the eighth
and breaking a 4-4 tIe I the
Swimmers
6th
nlghtc.p. Harmon Killebrew
walloped two horns runs for
The Sanford Swim Assocla- day, but one second place and Sanford grabbed one sixth the Twins,
tlon team may not have won 11 third place finishes were place, while the 13-and.14 boys
In the first game, horn,
a race in the huge field of the enough to put the local team were filth and sixth In two runs b31' Woody Held and
luau Gall. AAU Relays Satur. In sixth place at the meet's races.
Andy Ztcbeb.rre backed the
end.
The 1347 boys and girls combined six bit pitching of
The P and 10-year-old boys each brought homi one fifth Steve Barber and reliever

Sanford

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It only took two pitches to the season, in four appear- and scored the winning run the celiar.dwelling A's. Mc.
consecutive year the winner disclose it was going to be minces, drove in two runs and in both games of the Pirates' Lain lost his no-hitter in the
fifth when Phil Roof lined a
had used this brand, and on. of those night.. Speed. scored the other as th. Card. twin killing,
Goodyear got two of the top iter Maury Wills pulled the whipped the Houston Astros Jack Fisher buried six double to left center.
ball over the right fishl fence 3-I.
strong Innings of relief s.f. The Angels handed th. In.
six spots.
for hi. first home run in 21
Eadicki pitched the league- ten the Mets lost their see. diana their second straight
months and 900 times at bat, leading Giants to an 1.4 vIe- ond game starter, Dick 5.1. doubleheader setback and cut
Before the night was over, tory over Cincinnati. In a ma, in a battle of bruabback Cleveland'. lead over second.
the Dodgers had 16 hits off pair of doubleheaders, Pitt.s. pitches. Fisher limited the place Baltimore to three
five Brave, pitchers. In addi. burgh swept Chicago, 3.2 and l'hilliea to six hits and one games, Jim Fregosi's leadoff
lion to Wills' home run, 53, and New York split with rim to notch his second vie- homer in the seventh inning

the golden anniversary chase
at the 105-lap stage.
lie wasn't the only oni pus.
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the pit area after the race:
"We won. We were running
second to Jackie Stewart and
Stewart drops out and all of
a sudden Hill I. first."
taking on (lulyss.
The official finish was to be
Nancy Richey of Dallas. posted at a a. m., F.ST today
Tea., rallied to defeat Jill and no official protest could
Blackman of Australia, 14 be lodged until then.
8-3, 44, Monday to give the 11111 wasn't thinking about
11. 5. two contestants in the protests when ha pulled into
qusrter.flnals of the women's victory lane to be met by
singles. Earlier, Julie Held. beautiful festival Queen SuzI
man of New York had quail. lfarrtson. Suit gave him a
fled for the round of sight.
demurs peck on the cheek.
11111 grabbed Suit's cheeks
with both bands and rave her
Female Keglers a long buss on the mouth.
H. also tried to teU newsGet New Leader men about the race, but most
of his answers were drowned
Thelma Unger relinquished out by photographers who kept
the gavel of the Sanford yelling at him to give Sail,
Women's Bowling Associa. who said before the finish of
lion to Alice Best, the n.wly the race that she had never
elected president and th. past kissed a race driver, another
first vice president, at the long kiss.
conclusion of a recent meet- If. did mote kissing than
ing.
talkiag. But he said he would
Other newly elected oflI. return in 1967 to defend his
cots who will be installed at title and that his car per.
a dinner July 26 are: Mary formed 'faultlessly" during
Sleek., first vice president; hi, steady drive to victory.
Station Magee, second vice
11W, who was 1962 world
president; Merge Farri., sec- Grand Prix drlsing champ and
retary
treasurer, and Jo has been piloting race cars
Brown, sergeant-at-anus.
s1ne 1934, was a rookie In
the Indianapolis chase, the
The Texas-Oklahoma fcot- first rookie to win the crown
ball game has been a sellout since 1927 when George Saudb.c 30 coasecuthe seasons.
era turned the trick.
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HERE IS A HAPPY FOURSOME at the Ovfido
High School all-sport. banquet. Second from
right is guest speaker James Landrum, assist,
ant football coach and bud recruiter for G.or.
gin Tech and he's happy because the Atlanta
school landed Oviado's all-round athlete Billy
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INDIANAPOLIS, md. (UPI)
-Mustachioed Graham lull,
d e b on a i r Englishman who
played a waiting game and
made it pay off in a big way,
described his 500-mile tour of
the Indianapolis Motor Speed.
way Monday as "really very
unevenUul."
There was confusion and
excitement all around him
during his 31 hours "on the
road." But 11111 just kept
sooming along at a steady pace
while the four drivers who
preceded him as lenders drop.
ped out of the competition one
by one.
11111, who will pick up a
winner's purse of record proportions at tonight's victory
dinner, admitted he was "a
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car crash.
'The yellow caution light was
on seven times, alowing the'
pace to 130 m.p.h., for atret.
sties totaling 41 minutes of says the
Los Angeles Dodg. ed all those hits. The Braves twice, 1.0 and 11.0, Call, to win the first gaaS.
the three hours and 21 mm. es-a are not a hitting team?
did some slugging of their
end. of a Jack Lamabe was ene hit
utes it required to run the
Don't try to prove it to the own with home runs by Joe fonda took both
shy of perfection, giving up
race.
fans in Atlanta.
Torre, Mack Jones and Denla twin bill from first-place a lone eight-inning single to
The heavy casualties to
Cleveland, 4.3 and 1-I, Wash- Joe
The ueeoni biggest crowd 3f.nke.
Toy and hurling th.
machinery prevented a fair
(40,702 paid) in the Braves
When the smoke cleared ington edged New York 2.1 WhIt. s
victory over Poet e s t of the compretitive
qualitie, of equipment. Twen- short Atlanta history turned away, the Dodgers won 10-ti. in the second game after los.. ton after Chicago won the
out Monday evening to get
St. Louis ami San Fran. ing the opener 4.2, Minnesota opener on John Buzhardt'.
ty-four Ford engines and nine
their I is-it look at the sup. cisco both got dividends from earned a split by beating five-hitter,
Offenhausers started. Fords
D.nnia MeLais, lb. junior
won the first four spots and posedly weak-hitting Dodgers their recent Orlando Cepeda. Baltimore 7.4 after suffering
who promptly laid down the Ray Sadeclti trade,
a 1-1 defeat, and Detroit circuit's winningest hurler
five of the first six.
Cepeda, the muscular first trImmed Kansas City 5-2 in with an 8.2 mark, pitched his
Seventeen cars started on heaviest barrage since Sher.
second one-hitter of the sea.
Firestone tires and sixteen on man passed through here a baseman, collected four hit.., the only single game.
including his eighth homer of
Roberto Clcmcnta homered son as the Tigers whipped
Goodyear. 'The first three fin. century ago.

Rookie Hill
Puzzled Over
Final Outcome

TALLAHASSEE (UPI)

The?. is every likelihood na.I

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Jim
Me.
test.
He had 30 minutes to do
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143.743, so after the official result Is
ps.
•'Mi.b•. of a lisa, pihep
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fotit Posted at Si. m. today.
o.i, us.sit miles per ,tos sItoslsi 11 , ,. STII pto,.
The preracs favorites went
be., yes Os alews* since coals after lbs .'heduld K. avoided crackup. which at 3$
WU out.
1110,1st MI inst
pot Jekusy ls$, Gesrgs Sal. The.. were th. only ears out early. Two-time winner A.

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Tho
ililton Hotel flap apparently
was over today.
Andy Borg, national commander of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, after an on.
the-spot investigation, has accepted an official apology
from hotel magnate Cons-itt
Hilton after the Chicago liii.
ton refused to make room In
its nightclub for wounded
Vietnam veterans.
Borg said I1iltona state.
ntent 'was Just what we ask'
ed for."
"I hope some good will come
out of this incident," the VFW
comrnan'icr sail. "It. luis tocuse,i attention on the fact
(hat some peoplo are treating
our fighting men rather shabbily."
Two suburban village officials shepherding a group of
convalescing veterans on a
night on the town list Thursday first mad, the charges
that they would get no room
at the Ohkago hilton.
They had hoped to tak, the
vets to the hilton ice show,
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wounded vets shovel up.
Although a hotel spokesman
originally confirmed Parri.,
statements, both Parnis anti
the spokesman later denied
them. A groundswell of protest greeted the inci,ient, and
the VI"W thr.at.ned to boycott the hilton during future
conventions,
Now, saId Borg, this year's
nntional convention will still
ho staged it the hilton in
New York.
A "sincere anti personal"
apology to Borg from Conral
Hilton, himself, turnel the
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David P.11, son of Mr. ani Delta Zeta; Carol McCabe,
Lambda, and Betty
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lion party by his graadpsr. was
planned for June list the
eats, Mr. and Mrs B. C. Hay.
home of Dot Richards to bo
man ..d his aunt and uncle
or the members going Into the
Mr. and Mrs. Birk Inghrsas
new Preceptor Chapter.
at the lovely Rays" horn. at
Attending the meeting were
Twin Lake..
Claudia Blyth., Betty Botes.
The group enjoyed an out.
tie, Jeanette Alexander,
door bsrb,euo followed by an Chapman, Isabel Coty, Betty
evening of dancing and music Creamer Gliany
Frederick,
around the outside garden Helen lia
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Pat Mann and ReIIa McCall
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There were eleven mem be rs lit is attending Southern Conpresent with the devotions neeticut College in New 1.1a.
given by Mrs. Frank Stock- rca and works from 5:30 to
well. Miss Bayer played her 10:30 pm. at the Jewish
new Hammond Organ for the Center in Town. Ills sister,
members who all enjoyed a Claudia,
received an award at
Hymn sing. Refreshments a Mother and Daughter s po rts
were served by the hostess. Banquet for hockey. Another
Miss Peggy Nolte, daughter sister. Beverly, during time
of Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt B. off f ro m schoo l, helps at th e
Nolte of Naranjo Road, will Stamford Humane Society in
graduate Sunday, June 5, her ho me town, helping to feed
from the Bishop Moore High and tare for the animals,

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Poor and medically Indigent munity cooperation to coordi.
Americans should have Inc nate public and private pro.

sams access to family plan. grams guaranteeing Compr..
sing as middle class Amer. hensive coverage, better
icans, Prof. David M. liter of of manpower, and improved
Harvard told a recent Nation. use of facilities;
ci Conference on Family plan. -Financial assistance to l
sing here. The professor cat health departments;
pointed out that the "highly -Adequate staff at the Dr.
effective" oral contraceptive partment of Health, Educa.
has made It possible for edu. Lion, and Welfare to help In.
catcd middle-class couples to cat health departments organ.
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Be thankful the uncials
tightened when she heard the which give true foot comfort,
Why not be the young in.
call coming In and thought are really an "In"fashion. So
that I had crashed and she -wear them In healthl And, dividuahlst ' .i your crowd.
told Kit West, "now I will you know, of course that the Team "stiry" shirts in aeon
adopt you."
lowered heel is the fashion stripes or solids with duck
Another thrill, when I at. for the shorter (Note: I did and Unto petits.
sired at a really glamourous not
say "short, short")
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nanu sainis. uigii feels loot a bit
some young man dressed in stupid with the heightened Plan on taking ant along ;o
your next trip for that ones.
Texas fashion wearing a real hemlines. Th e sheerest of
Stetson, who told me to dark tones In hosiery •. th. petted occasion when you'll
bat. Take two, they
"jump in' 'his little red car, perfect log-mate for the new need
pack flat and come In vivid
I did, and oil we went with type of sandal.
spring prints as well as solid
my luggage, to find my room.
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to Texas I mig ht be asked tiring, especially to the Wonto ride a hors., but-a tiny
who still have gray hair
red automl It was fun. (nice on blondes, too). Black
Never hesitate to take In is the most accepted accom. I
each new experience, no mat. panirnent to this new pink.
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it keeping my little eat. Kit
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He was the bartender's
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anti your husband would try have to have an Oedipus Reach for simplicity first; a
Want photographs with the
saying
your small boy, complex to snarl when a simplicity that can perelive
"Daddy is not going to take I comparative stranger tries to that no matter how passion. richness of oil paintings, plus
-- - ably a small son may di. Painting reproductions virtualsire to remoye his father In ly Indistinguishable from the
order to marry his mother, originals? Now you can have
the result of a new
he Is more Passionately inter.
Process
called Tiffany Color
his own survival.
at the NationWas I you. I'd try the Art. Introduced
al Design Center In New York
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:IMPIO solution to this baby
of's "Joelousy" of his the process opens the door to
a custom facsimiles of paint.
father. Take him on your lap
lags.
FROM MY NOTEBOOK
Do get In the Mask sad and say, "Now look right
down to Texas to. white picture, nothing is so straight Into mommy's eyes
A slow
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lOSt inea' potency 11
a
fine
kitchen accessory for
downpour forced the WAC li "
Vets to retire indoors.
measuring liquid food color, they sit on the shelf too long.
On,' hears so much about ing. To keep it clean and solid. Th e best solution Is to use them
Miss Matilda foyer of Va. school dropouts,, 3lrs. John tary, squish It in and out of frequently. It also helps to
lencia Road, entertained the Leone of Plantation
Is hot soap or detergent suds keep them in bottles or tins
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complex on me and that if he head to disappear yourself wrong, in this case it might
doesn't get over It, he will with this too - interesting be wise to delay taking on
become problem child,
stranger,
the complexities th is girl
ANSW E R! I wish that you
A dog, you know, doesn't friend of yours suggests.

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DEAR sins. L.AWRI':NCE: mommy away f ro m you." I take a bone sway from him.
For the last seven months wish this because I suspect He snarls not because he
my husband has only been It's what he needs to hear. wants to kill his father and
able to get home on week. I think he needs to hear it marry his mother but be.
ends. 11e is working at a new not only because his father cause he feels a threat to his
job in another state and our has become strange to him bone-to his survival supply.
2-year-old boy and I can't but because his father's pr..
Nor is It my view that
Join him until we have sold once can't be counted on. He little children have to have
our old house. The problems keeps on disappearing. As th is Oedipus complexes to feel re.
Is that the baby now acts small, dependent son of yours sent.ful fear of someone they
very jealous of him. He has registered your interest suspect of threatening their
pushes him away If he comes in his disappearing father, I possession of mommy-who
near me. A girl friend of think he's become afraid that Is their survival supply,

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looking sailor came into
the bar and said, "How,
about taking you home,
baby?" I pointed to the
bartender and said,
"There's my brother, he's
taking ate home," The sail.
or promptly grabbed me

missing aces and one club.
Tro ubled? Write to Ab.
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on his third spade and ruff
How can he make the
Weltber vvnbhe
halo last club in dummy. What by, Box 69700, Los An.
hand? The defense has start
W
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no.11 does he need in th e way of geles, Cal., 90060, For a
ed by knocking out one of his
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breaks for this play to work? personal reply, inclose
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top clubs and will proceed to Pa
The spades must break 5.3 stamped, self-addressed en.
knock out the other on. as
or better and clubs must velop,.
loon II th ey get in with one
go around twice. Th. odds
OPOWN
of their aces. If South had
Hate to write letters?
favor these breaks so South's
plenty of time he could knock
coned technique Is to win Send It to Abby. Box
out th e ace of trump., draw have that much time. He the first club In dummy and 69700, Los Angeles, Cal,,
trumps, knock out the ace of can't stop to play trumps but lead dummy's jack of spades. 90069, for Abby's booklet,
diamonds and discard his club must work on that club loser Of course, he will go after "Row to Writer Letters for
loser on one of dummy's high immediately,
trumps as soon as he has All Occasions,"
diamonds but South does not
The simple way to handle rutted his last club.
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by her daughter, Miss Sandra groom participated in a three
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candle ceremony. They each
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took one of the lighted candles
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gathered
at
the
home
of
from
the
three
candelabra,
Mrs. Lick's parents, Mr. and and then lighted the m i dd l e
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candle thus blowing out their
Mrs. Floyd A. Palmer,
Valencia,
own two candles,
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with a lovely table cenipi, branched candelabra.
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CECIL EDVlN H1'CKSTROM
Mayhew and Ronnie
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box, It will dry out,
The ladies auxiliary of We.
ski and greenery In a milk N&amp;
klwa Lodge, No. 67, will hold
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container.
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Silver
and
crystal
appoint.
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Were
uae,i
on
th
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Oddfellows Hall on Magnolia
freshiment tattle anti party
Avenue.
1.
•inti*khc,, brownies, coffee
Routine business will be die. .
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puffs, nuts ami col,l lrinks
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cussed and all mem be r, are
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we re served to the gileta. itt,.
The final May meeting of tending the 196$ Bela Sigma
asked to make a special et.
napkins were t,mbo.g,'4I with,
Phi Helta Zeta Chapter of Phi convention In Miami
fort to attend and lend their
Miss CHILL hARDEN wits complimented with an informal ('oh •
graduate* in caps and gowns,
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Beta Sigma Phi was held Slay Beach.
an d
chatter party recently I)y Afro. George Mek
During the party illon lf:ir.
A social hour and refresh.
and her datighter, ,111.4.,l ,San.
24 In the Caucus Room ,)f
This meeting was the last
. !? , ~.,lt'ut was given gilt of fin.
tint Eick. Left to right are Mrs, EIck, Sandra , Miss flarck:i and her
merits will follow with Mrs.
First Federal Savings and to be held until September,
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gerl,, by the hostesses.
Loan building.
Th ere still will be social
Ethel Williams
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-hostess.
Those InvitcI to join the
.
The meeting was called to events coming up during the
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honoree included Miss liar.
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RUMINATE THE GRIND
order by the president , Mar. summer months.
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Coffee grounds are messy.
cia Coleman.
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Harden, her aunt, Mrs. hIi.
Na, matter how carefully you
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The mem be rs all selected
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their "Beta-Huddles" and will
measure them into the pot, no
Vicki Boyd, Ann Ilutler. pam
correspond In secret with
matter how cautiously you
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Church will meet at the flit. Sch ool in Orlando. I':xercisez Sferiw,th,er, Sarah Wight
their "Buddies" for on. year,
dispose of them, a shower of The
final
meeting of the sea O'-Swcde In ()rintiu early wifl be held In the evening lank,, Grant. Sherry lilt.,
gro unds always manages to
The pledge tests, both writ.
Seminole Chapter '(0 2 Or'
land on the kitchen counter, ion was held by the Seminole in June for a dinner meeting- at St. James Church in Or. l)et,bI, Kirklcy. Sue a nt i Lou
ten
and oral, were taken by der of Fastens Star, will meet
hindu with Baccalaureate ser. Ji*illet, Mellsi Wilkins, Atjri.
the floor, etc.
Audubon Society with a pie.
all the members. The test Thursday June 2 at 3 p m
The final meeting of the vice anti breakfast
Now there's a new prod uct file hold
,blias given by .%fro. Alone
held in enne EPstein. Joan Renner
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Rock
Springs
Park
Lake
Slarle
Estates
Neighbor
the
at the Slasonle Temple.
A.M.
th at should eliminate the Dn Thursday, May 26.
unit Cindy Michels.
Walker, the chapter advisor.
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Club
was
held
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A lovely program Is planned a
May
is'
mess. It's a pouch made of bers enjoyed a Covered Dish
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At the
Community .Stri. Static Acearili of Park
Flag
filter pa pe r which contains Luncheon
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(enter. Mrs. N. (,erstneck was i.ane, attended the Florida
g round coffee pre'measure,l to
Theng
program
was presented observ
ed with all members
airman, assisted by 31 r 5. I'harniavcutichil
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brew two cups. The pouch Is "Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Roach
Convention
,
Mary
Mix
Doucette
who
from
Oviedo
recognized.
donut-shaped so that it fits )t hibiscus Drive love to fish irman Hager, Mrs. St. Rca- held recently in Jacksonville,
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over the stem of a regular n the lake In the
(I epresented her
per procedures for tipping. For an easy change of pace.
of their Mrs. Eva Connors. The lahl id son, Myron, who was unable
~ percolator basket. To brew iome In DeBary. Itrear
which will be Put into practi. add
took their
dried or glazed fruits to
more th an two cups,
many ittle granddaughter, Elizabeth were decorated in the spring to attend. Sirs. Accartii is
cal
use by the members at. biscuits, cookies and cakes,
SHARON
I.)RUM,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
theme
SIr.
and
Sirs
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t)iat lilacs a pharmacist in her own right.
four pouches can be In Ilanle, age 2, to show who Is n
--Mrs. James Drum of Sanford, was capped .
returned
Thursday
from
serted Into large coffee-pot he fisherman in their house love g a. There Were many 1km' guest on the trip wasson
a trip
of several
days
to
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ly
baskets. Mod ern Packaging

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cookies, nuts, punch and cof.
fee Was served and enjoyed
by Mrs John Newbrougb
mother of the bride to be,
Mrs. Roy Phillips, Mrs. Frank
Kokoska, M rs. Vincent G.
Radaskicflcz, Mrs. Esther
Bart le, Mrs. Jim Englemen,
Mrs. Edward Gellner and Mrs.
Louisa Fadan.
Sandra Lee will mary Hal.
corn Thomas Barber of Down.
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Aviation Company, but will
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Paul AlIman, Oreg Caldwell,
Denny Bowen, Eugene Lee,
Henry Clark, Suit. Cnlms,
Busett. Peters, Eva bicCoery,
Sandra Tanner, Shirley Scar.
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Lynn liven and the honoree,.
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to I5It7 flItS fefliw. 1451.
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May?* (On. father told but
their marriage didn't
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I bumped Into Lester
bang Up or n.y, "Never ply replied, "Yes," and two weeks
ago and be ask.
mind, I'll call later."
hag up. I. later explain. .1 me out. I went, but I
Wi have a 16.year.eld
d to Agnes that the boy didn't till my folks b..
daughter, and this happens had merely asked him a cause they hat. him. I
at our home
the time, question, and he answered has. seen him several
q which 15 very annoying. It.)
times, but I don't Ilk.
Should we comment to all
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around I am 1$
Mary's nameless callers?
DEAR AIBY Pour and Lester Is 21. Do you
Or should we ask Mary to years age my older sister se, any reason why I can't
pleas. educate her friends?
was engaged to marry a date him out in th e open?
MOTHER PERPLEXED
man I'll call Lester, but he How can I make my folks
DEAR MOTHER I': Not
broke the engagement to
accept Laster? He's really
only "young people" but
marry another girl. (He did not a bid guy, he's just
many who are old enough
the honorable thing by this had some tough breaks.
to know bettor ins gu ilty
girl because her father
KID SISTER
of this rudeness. For th ose th rea tened to kill him.) My
DEAR KID: Without
who need a lesson In the sistir was heartbroken for
judging Lester (eli-rum.
proper procedure to follow: over a year, but abs get stance have already don.

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Jack Cart er Is guest star in al
that) may I suggest that story vaguely reminiscent of Long, Long Trailer." (Color)
YOU not reopen old wounds
Mickey Rooney-type plot. (Rerun) Lucille Ball and Dcii
and add to your Parents' He plays Murphy, a swagger. Arnaz
Tacy and Nlcky Cal.
aaxietl.s by becoming in- leg fast-talking fight manager hal, newlyweds who spend
who, with his middleweight
their honeymoon on wheels in
volved with what strikes
property, Willy (Ben Coo per),
mu as a loser.
a
house trailer.
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DEAR ABBY: Your out. ules them for dangerous duty,
gestion to barmaids who Murphy doesn't go for it
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making passes was great.
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Which Art In Heaven."
played "Trumpet Tune In D" ceremony • reception was
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!lllck and Cecil Edwin Beck finn: "Canfilene" by Load; she played "Wedding March" Following a short honey.
strom, son of Mrs. Georgia "Elevation" by Gullmant; by Wagner and "Improvlsa'. moon the newlyweds will ne.
Beckstrom of Orlando and Gus "Andante Antique," by Tole. floe," also her arrangement. side at 23$ W. Concord Drive,
Beckstrom, also of Orlando moon- "Prelude" by Rossini; Mrs. Miriam Lindsey sang Cass.lberry.
were united In Holy iIat,jmo. "0 Perfect Love," her o r- "The Wedding Prayer" while
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I 11INDROOM. I nath. 141 to $13

17-91

Stemper Agency
A Multiple ListIng noattor
AIIII AINXII,
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setting heavily tr I

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Ing 114yfair solf cours*

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bath hnme.
and air con on

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Aiseme Isleusi
U.. Sale
Pm. PsIse
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bath. Large Carporte.

1498

So FRINCH
AVIAV 0 7-92)

runN APT.. still Nsll*nvlllo.

fl-lo porch$ . nest? hospital
,Newly Alloonroitsil. Mullithlo It
rallre't cntipl4. ph 323.4?1

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f4l take front with beach.

r..%Kl: .%I%ft,r 11',j"Ot"'
I aiie, III,:AI* TIrI'I, 3 fir I fleith, $, , I.
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room iltiplex Apt. 'I'lle
pero-initol A %"A to Civilians.

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140.) Dqwll. 01,141tirIja filly - 14 ,.(I
1 41 34 Per MO Chain link tonced hitek var.l. III-3210.
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4?. Rtnf,r,l, 3!,1-!j-,0 or :--.. I jolill%l. I Path, -f l,,* Lai 1
3231-3611.
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111.1:1: 0*.0I,\rItyA
Irti, tion %-,rk. bill w-,A %Nll'lll% 1-.1"10-1 %% 14 I.,"
a 'oel&amp;to a vAll for any typo
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WE WILL AIR CONDITION ANY POPULAR
AMIRICAN CAR
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bl.a. IIIAIntiff. wrratin, ATA.S. that ,*ort-ilTo mortwas, ,lit-4

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Johnson Motor,

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choil P-jullop., from 141 in
114 N. Park A%o

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Williams.

COMMODORF
P RTMFNTS

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323- 7121

Al IT'di".t ii lti,nbn,,I Trailer,

322-1314 after

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blor kit,- h,ti It it It 1,tillt-it,
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rkng* Ar plenty nt,.e%1AIno1o,

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Steiistront lZealty

not* county. r1orias. in Chan-

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Lot
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IIII,LS. according to tit* ljoratlQn,
In nio.titior put,lir 1-11 ........
rtaintit.l.
plat thereof as rvoorda,! In
MEND6ZA. 14. Iso:i Ilasolill
% MisItIp!* I.!%ling llpoilt,,r
Plat flook 13. Ilaso 37. 11uh. win.
lie ItAlcordo of Seminole JOSEIIII I~ OARRETT.
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NP:W 3 118. lInus.. $ bath.
l'i.A$ST 11.1313:
323.15421,
WhAT *01111 you •apeet In
pay for a niod.rn, alit-cnn. 3 111)1(31. 1 flatS..
'infurn.

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llv4h:a humes nn pav*4 ,,,
91). Lots For Sale
Toritim.
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c-r. fAl,or-Itr st,v-rAl

4215

116 N. Pork Ave.

YOU ARIC 119TIFUIT NOTI. 6V V1.0111191% 114 ANU IrOn
FIED that lit Complaint to forie. Or.141%nl.**.COUNTY.
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elose a certain nirtrul,tas on. 411 14%(
'1341' NO. IfAD29
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curnherinst the follnwinit dArs. FIRST Fl-:I)I:it.%I. 1.4%%IINI114 STE.Nim;R%flifi;II,

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INSTALLATION

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C.unty At Stfif,.r-l. Fl,.ri-I.a. if y,jjj fAll to -fo %,,. a ,1,
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AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONERS

HEMPH

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Treat The Family -Vacation

A local one owner car wilh isuio.

YOUR FRIENDLY

"We Care About You
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1501 W. FIRST ST.

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An Air Conditioned Carl
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We Care About Your Car"
PH. 322.0231

FORD SERVICE Ill PARTS

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Sanford. Florida

Jun. 7, Publish Slay Ii, A Juue 1, 14.

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mechankal condition and will suIt
lbe economy minded buyer. Only

'StianDe

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FALCON
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Nit-,lonal Bank Building

Slay 31. A

1963 FORD

By: tionma M. Markus. PC

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WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF

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by the clilmant. &amp;Isent. or at.
[)-%It,] this :')ill (Jay of Slay, rI.&amp;I seal at the Ciotinty il(iurttorney an-1 ace-snipAnIVA-1 I,y a A. IV_ I-j4,j.
h ...is*. SAnford. Somin.4is Couti.
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fili g fail of two dullArl As fifty
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Arthur II 1*.-ltwttl,, Jr.
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filed .1.511 he volt
man.l not
Clerk of The Circuir Court
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Thin .14ntleo shall he pilhilsol. Inns. on or before th It
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sholl t,o lit writinir. and shall ed once a wools for four crin. nt July. 1044. and tin A Ih
state the place of residence seetstive *@*he In The Ashford thereof t4crod Prn ronfosso
on,l post office &amp;ddroes of ill* Iforai.j. a newspaper cIrcal.tt. will b* entered solainst yoii.

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21431, Pork Drive I lilt. very CIO&amp;". clove In, I.EoAVINQ TOWN: I [I.trnl
Trailer. 111. % 4 It. jt~nd ennd*
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.t saIl County, to Ui: Answer or other piea.11n4 In
County. Florida;
County Jul ian
Of 90 min'lln, 11 ho offive of the Clerk (,f the and you are hereby re-juir-4
r before the to Ills, your answer Irk ii-ali

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first
years, need full 6; part-time
Legal Notice
-sunifnerm, or V;trt.tlm* $--hoot

John Quill Drive, Ch
ton. West Virginia.
The residenre of IIELEX K lIA"CLO4 Is. Is unknown

pr.-s,nt .011 y "Itims 411-1 do- .%Nil MIZI1, A411to 313 flanford
mands which ynu. or either ,.I Attantio SAIII-11.91 IlAnk IWIld.

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(IFNI hAl house work non 8..

Dr-%AAAW-I. K JIANCCWIC. his wit* Lit. offl,I&amp;I noo.r4a flo,plit !;4.
TO 411 CrOdIfors and Persons fondfints, and are rorluirod to Page 11if, of the Public notards
11111411off CIO- or Demands serve a copy of your Anevror or of
Against laid E.ta$.,
other pteailng t
the Corn. •ncumtomring th. following .1.-

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."amp is
Bonn

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sure to send to as fin. a cal.

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P. AO. Don 1:10. 333-1703.

26 Dry
T-w boaW Ass Silk -A,
MCOMpossuato fair 30cut

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constructive. However, you
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reintiltInnoid, eomp. turn. 1.%A8r lose Rooilms For Rest
c ash &amp; take our print * 3
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CLEAN.
rooms for Mu.
1.340.

goo 174 rrAr Rentals

Q4n.var.4,

APTPIL A "00549. risen, all
tilit
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To In pact. Call

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Paytoii Realty

30 tar4o IM

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floe Work - ylilng. book.
Lincoln Xsr%ico. Boa 140. GAII
loesping. business. clorleal
The Sanford Herald.
etc. ltt)dA L. MATHKWS to, 3:2.1301 :4v, 1114watha at

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motion (in jobm. si.&amp;I&amp;rion. raquiromento. Write T()DAV

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UNNNIF Charter A". having Ila prin. tiff. vs. JOSVIIII I~ 0ARIZETT,

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Tilt STANLEY A. IIANC(WK
anti
HI.LXX CA HANCOCK. his
wife
The residence of STAN.

140. In Prailustv.
11a rvAl CGoner of

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pill a
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F. IIANCOVK him wife

tIin,I )l.,rtv,itr, ,'S..'-i..tIn. .i cry. iii aitreviat,-h title of

tCttfurl. FInds

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and over,
.4,i- tire John. With starting
psy. $hort h,mrs. AdvanceInerit. 11roparatory training

3IFN-WO.tI'N it

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title of which to rederal

'Pa t ( (firn, Drawer 11

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stil
h Is FIRST FEDERAL
Publish May IO* 17, :1, 31, 1)44 Act of Vongre%% uts,I P%lollnirl SAII- INIZA AND I.(IAN ASS(I.
pursuant - to the Fe-leral Na. CIATION OF 8 E %t I N 0 1, E
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IF YOUR CHILD IS

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Students

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20 xxpqnpr

Ziplode
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INVIXI)INO
,iowrwr or sirr
specifically, hilt
not by w.y (it liniltatI.)II. the Toll: writ,ri.: or ri.onsist ,ro,
.14).413111 I~ (JAItItI-.TT
Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr.
folluwIng fixtures:
Range, ItafrIgerjotor. 2
330 S. P.. Howard Street
Clerk nt the Cirrult Court
Atlanta, olourals
BY: Martha T. Vlhten
Wall floaters. All Permanantly Installed.
You &amp;to hereby notiflooll that
Dowity Clark
has been filed against you In suit has boon fllo,l against you
ITUTC111MIN AND IXrFI.ER

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AUNT PETUNIA
ISOUTCPSIGA I

312 11$,

A. to. 1344.
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WITNESS my hand and the
Fla! of sold Court, at .44virifnrd.

on povertyll'

This and I%t

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69. Schimls &amp; V.st
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I'S T1153 CIRCUIT COURT

Iforein toll not or a decree
As;
'I confess will be entered
you,

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whoreaboutm and place of
rt
are unknown:
Stilt having
It &amp; a a filed
agsInst, you In the Circuit
Court In anti for XArmInrVIo
County. FInrIda, in Chancery.
for 41vorc*. the abbreviated
till of
FIA, it
vs. Lvionardl JJAII. lie.
fendant, this notice to I.) re.
quire you to file with the
Clerk of sail Court your writ
a
ed n
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;tIntiff's cnmpl Int ill
thlit cause. And to serve a copy
on he Plaintiff's atinrnoys not
later th,lkn the 10th day of Juno,

"I P.M1111 MAYbill the cost of Luci's wedding will be th *

BUGS BUNNY

m4ontal In helping you morally

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aged bedroom and dicing
torn t4roItuna Many pieces
show no damage, however
price is ' or less than rei
ular retail. NoD Preight
Sal...
Furniture
l)smag,4
Ills) It-St. Cassellierry.

STANLEY A. HANCOCK *nil

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You can be very brilliant and
slert. Got the NOW Will Of

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Name Statilles. to-wit: Sortion .,,00im cou-4-ril.
t.i:psy 'SD.
493.01 Florida Stalut.s I)7.

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Side activity can be your loyster now. since others will be

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to

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fall. In accordance with the NINT11 J1*1114'
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SENIOR I'lilsen, to work
SUPER THADINO POST
night. .5cm ,'tt,.r week, at
Pervice .Station Someone on
OLD STARTFItS. Generators,
Carburetors. Fu#I Pumps,
$octal Security. No other
need Apply. IF#* At Dawson,
Aluminum Pistons. Ph. 3::4944.
Imperial ParvIca Statlon. In.
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Intend if) register sold name
wi th # this
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M:tI:atr) MAN
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to those who truly admire you
Calk ineres" sr000d will appre.
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, 4ituatIon Wanted
sirrarluts
0. 2IOTICI' IS hereby given that
Ml. Iten .stnte Sale
For real automobile harjaln. ECHOI.S BEDDINGCO.
I am engagel In buslne., at check the., .ra
Y.'S1t1)i4 OIl Mmlii iota to mow. -flitting A Fursittars
dl.:
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Ssnuanlo 1* p r I n
FACTORY
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Higing
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Trimntlnj 3):.
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4'II daytime. or 231.11031 at.
County, Florida. under the tieII)ilignolIa
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ping cetiter a O' Mobile Homes Sale
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falth. Call 133-3117 or 33
to
state W31&gt;4.
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urn.
,43 nt.. 444- 411j,
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A,.titn. VA I,'ian. 121-4325.
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*nd tabIss. 3.
13-0701 after b USED 114rin. suits 14S; Apt.
J4)IIS
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No%
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also
this
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now
NEPAD
vot,t. 4of r.. lith At.
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XIAIFII Varpot cle-intnt; pro. -_
JIS11,11; rrIsl4alre Itattriger. FARN %VIIIIA: yo-i 1-trii. 1111th
usprit-4. I lilt. 1 1i"holth* St.
LISTINGS
Need
School not requireAl. illm
blems @ntall-use Illue Lustre 2 SPACE litAtero. : Oan ftoves,
Ator $59.16 UP.
1rurn.
downstairs opts. gal
2
1-11X IIAVF. Vusl.-inoro
Krylitinch,
wall to wall. Itent %Iectrle
CAPhIlArt.
4 Canvas fnI4IInz cots all in
itttivo~:s rult.41TURF.
11"n. 1110. Alen
flit turn. 1`411n#tIn. of Il b. after $30.
*-I and utifurnlotho,l rewil.. WILL (Innot4or omehemati, nt
Iteceplififilots, &amp;nd IlAnk Toll.
with estra I@hP4 hnma with oont
- Ora. Train now, pay Itirr
11am. Co.
n1 f.nret hi kyar I
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lava. living rot,,, for .rnall
CAR TRAILER
It I wheel
CA"iIiEtt Tit 'SI%l\O l'.MTI
Used furniture appliances
AVAIO'0
APAltTMBlT$
'41 t #If Ofl-P IV%
or home nr linusin Traitor.
TUTIA.. I X oringo, Skills jol '
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tritually certified today
omination of Miami Ma:
Iob.rt King High as the Di
C cratic candida te for the
ice of governor in Novemi
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High will mee t the Repi
can nominee, Claude Xi
Jacksonville and Pa
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Official figures certified
School is out Friday for t is Cabinet Board shos
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Seminole County's nearly it reond primary to bent out
coo students. Summer school : unbent Guy. hlaytlon But
and summer enrichment pro
ho received 509,271.
grams will begin June 10 for
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about 4000 who will take ad- 1 icumbent Public Service Co
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at over challenger Joe Ho
OffCFrd by the Board of Pub.
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lie Instruction.
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Wilson, treasurer; Thomas Hemphill, past president; Richard Goerss,
new prcsldcnt; %%'. U. flcusley, Jr., vice inesiduit; Disvid Snpe.r secretary, Ronald %Vestbmook, junior board representative. (lkrald'Photo)

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everyone equipped with the fine array of boat.
----------Ing and camping equipment now on display In
th. lobby of Florida State Bank. Bank, co.oper.
ating with local merchants in displaying mercan talc. cars of your
chandis., will arrange financing for purchase of
MORTGAGE LIFE Policy,
any of sporting equIpment on display in lobby,
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Horoscope
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Sanford. Seminole Jaycees
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help the Florida State Mint.
al Health Association raise
funds for research into mental Illnesses of children.
The FSMHA Is sponsoring
the premiere showing of the
Ivan Tors production.
"Around the World. Under
the Sea," starring Lloyd
Bridges, Shirley Eaton. Div.
id McCallum and Keenan
Wynn, which will play June
9 at the Park West Theater
in Winter Park.
Eighty per cent of the
movie was filmed In Florida
waters.
Tickets are available at
l'uuehton's t)rugs(ore. Faust's
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last minute today forced post.
ponement once again of the
Gemini $ flight of bard-luck
astronauts Thomas Stafford
and Eugene Cernan.
Next pouible launch of
Gemini S was Friday. The
mission was "scrubbed" at
12:42 p.m. (EDT).
Technicians had only six
minutes to get Gemini off th e
pad to chase and catch a target satellite launched beauti.
fully at 11 am. (EDT). They
missed the critical time period
because guidance system data
was not recording properly
on a computer.
Stafford ad Cernan, already frustrated twice before
in their efforts to get a Gemini S off the ground, were
given th e sad word they would
have to wait another two
days.
,,We try harder," re ad a
sign they carried to the elevator th at took them to their
capsule. But It would have Is
be try, try again on Friday.
The target satellite, .1.
ready In orbit 155 miles up,
had difficulties of its own.
Officials could not tell whether
a protective shroud had sep.
aeated on the 1,700-pound vs*
hid, known as the "Glob." If
it failed to separate. Gemini
o could rendezvous with it,
but could not perform a link.
up.
However, Mission Director
William C. Schneider said "the probability Is high" that
the shroud separated. Rendes
vous-nosing close to (ho tat'.
set-would take place regard.
-less of the shroud.
The satellite went tate r4
bit between 181 and 11$ miles
In. (hi haavç 1,-tight on the
button - trifeLag at 10,290
miles an )1our.
"Good show!" Stafford said.
f.
But 24 minutes after it
cal off the pad, the satellite
nicknamed the "Glob" still
left unanswered whether its
protective shroud had come
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MRS. NANCY NORDSTROM. clerk of Seminole Selective
today received certificate of apprrciation for aimistance given Marine
Corps recruiting station in Sanford and Orlando. Presenting award wa.s
Mu. E R. Stoddart, officer in charge of recruiting for Florida. Looking
on is S/Sgt. Dick DeVasto, marine recruiter for this area. Award read
in part: "It is felt that efforts of Mrs. Nordstrom contributed material.
ly to effectiveness of Orlando-Sanford Marine Corps Recruiting StaLions."
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Force. said a 71tan 2 booster I

installed on launch PAD 14
Saturday for the July Ii at - fi

WHEN YOU .tRL' ELIGtIILE FOR ONE
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aboard America's first Gem.
ini manned flight Match 23, 1
1W. and Collins will try to
chase down and link up with
an Agena target satellite 155
miles above earth.
Later, Collins will climb out.
sid, the craft and take a
walk" in space.

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illothg In the big 24 cost
natorial district in No,
lorida, where there was c
ivy else, rice.
Challenger Hal Davis,
puiney, beat out voter
en. Charley Johns, Star
3,187 to 52,7131, Sen. L.
;ihson of Perry, won
ver Sen. B. C. Pearce,
sat Palatka, 58,121 to .1
IN, anti former TnIlahaj,
layor Sini Teague heat T
hassee attorney James
nos, 53,105 In 43,552.
The bosnia report shoe
let @ will he 2$ contests
IQ Novemhçj geflerl •Jatt
etween Demncrtie and I
ublican Mmi*eei In the it.
Inst. and 61) In the Hot
F Rcpreientativei.'Thcre s
general election races
Ii of the 13 eongi-essio:
rats and two of the six Ct
nit posts.
In additloit to the race
reen High anti Kirk, Inca
mt Atty. Gen. Earl Faircli
Ill meet Ellis Rubin,
liaml Reach, and ineum
reasurer flrowsrd Willie
ill take on the GOP nontli
osep 3. Yasecko, of Cot
each. Oth er Cabinet of
au were nominated to it
rims of office without
pposition.

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RIIIRON CUTTING will officially mark the op.
ening of the new Western Auto Associate store
30t West I' mt Street. Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Ilocning (above) are owners-manageri of
of next year's first graders.
Marine Est. ;sIph E.
the store. (See pages 6-7 for more photos. news
regular
academic
credit
Webb Jr., son of Amy
nd ads.)
instruction, arts
MISt. (r ot) and Mrs. Ralph
there Tuesday afternoon when __________________________________________________ classes,
music
and crafts,
recreational proE Webb, 504 Elm Drive, Fred Canso, teacher and
that strong wind came up and
grams
an
guidance counsel.
Casselberry, is serving withcoachfor
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Ing and testing programs.
Starine Fighter Attack Squad- nols High School and athletic
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Applications for driver edu.
qp
,I ran 542. Marine Aircraft director since 1955, has been
I and the cuncr-head down and
cation must be In by Jim* I
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Group It. lot Marine Aircraft as
was unable o raise
m, e
ed to
county at mnand Includes youths up to age
4.
Wing, at DiNing, Vietnam.
Sold.
tTItOflf staff as county dl30 whether In or out of
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Capt. J. fl. Wells, superin.
cii.
rector
health.
tendent of the dredging operMemo to the School Board: ucation driver training and
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ations, indicated he expected,
for high and high schools) will
efeetwl a sign painter as
Appointment
nas
made
at
give courses for academic crcsuperintendent of schools,
operation this afternoon and
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a
meeting
of
the
school
board
County
Attoncy
it.trnlii
Ordered
County
Road
Supt.
dli either in make-up or ad.
rn,ri
and then spent the next
uii resume pumping.
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trying to Impeach him. Tuesday on recommendation
Knowles said "to forestall Johnson reported to the ('oun. J. C. Lavender to notify the vancement work and IS .1,year.
the Board of Trustee..
Ly ('ornmh'sion Tuesday on sheriff'o department of cases mentary schools will conduct
This is not meant to be a of
dozens of telephone calls and
Also assigned to the ad.
with otfj. of vandalism by children to pre-aehesi orientation, Uv 4h.ieflectlon on pigs painters
Of
a mass of misinformation" he confercocea he had
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e
was
is
installing
a
bullctin
board
vials
of
th,
PublicService
st,et signs snd to replace, as gin ij ) 44us remedial wsZrk
. . . as long is they paint no
High
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near the "sidewalk superin. ('nmi,iission in Taliahice so',t as possible the signs ro• program,. Libraries will be
sign. and do not b', t run James Bowers, Lyman
open In almost every school
School guidance counselor, • J
our schools.
I dents" bleachers to keep tit week in which he stated ccntly destroyed; decided to
who will become consultant
it • rounty i position that the provide minimum emergency few students In summer pro
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public
informed
as
to
r.
grams as well as those out of
Do you recall that at this for county guidance counsel.
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school who would like to take
a
ing
testing
anti
exceptional
time last year we had
conies next and a general out I ltLs and services of privately located in the westerly part of
advantage of reading - °for
child
programs.
'
'neti
utilities
in
the
county,
the
county
south
of
SR
4(1;
drouth? Grass was brown,
line of the landfill plan."
Indications are that one of
, voted that Flanis Road
for lack of rain. We know
Street
work
near
the
postI
An
ALt
passed
toy
th
%ill
FR ED GANAS
Sixteen recreational centers
the chap who changed the present Seminole High
office exit involves the build- I..'gi.411%tur(' in 11,1411 giving the he Iisveii before approval of
of
School
coaches
will
be
moved
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ing of a manhole entrance to' C"11111111.4ion the tight to fran- the prop,osed plat for Hidden will offer broad programs
that situation this yean lie
-an
crafts,
recreation
to
the
post
of
athletic
di.
UP
had a shallow well Installed
the new storm drains that 11 e anti re,ulate utilities. Estates submitted by the de. arts
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have bct'i mtsIkd J(i'I
a month ago, and has hart! rertnrhit no dseiainn haa
6. i"- r r'i iR'nr,p,l veloper, Wilson Knotta,
laformation on all these
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y iurnco i on oecause 01 ins
uJelerreti *C%iOfl on request, programs may be
ito If (ruin the prl)ihIent 01
obtained
In other actions, the board
heavy rains,
regulating utilities in Semi- by city of Sanford (or lightingfrom school principals or from
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note ('tiUtity bitliute of tin' Seminole Itoulevard around the school administration of.
Some thing seems amiss, per unit to B. Edwards Build.
act which they t-onten.l pie. the lakefront to Interstate 4 flee
The news wires have been ing Supply (or materials for
emi,ts their powers while the until the retuest is clarified,
School begins next fall on
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tounty attorney maintains th. and, agreed to the request of Aug. 29. This will Include she
Junior
federal government paying buildings for Seminole
- lcislittiuii is permissive anal developer Wick Austin to giveopening of Seminole Junior
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!)
the bill . . . corsages, din- College,
trs, Lindyanr. Galley, of
ten statement, or yesolu- College.
construction
never lain implemented. writ
of 15 will
be built Holly Hill, mother of San- A massive air and ground lIM'lThe
A totalcounty
niers, rented tuzedoes , • ,
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search resumed at daybreak
for high school seniors going by the
500 ti) request an attorney rent apartment units he plans 14.
boy
to the proms. And Lyman stff. All the buildings will ford Assistant Fire Chief W. today for a six-year-old
tain coun. general upinlun on the matter. to built! near Altamonte
In the wind.up of this years
High home economics class be air-conditioned with total C. (Syd) Gailey, died Tues. lost on rugged moun
In other buoncss, the torn. Springs.
activities all four county high
silver
cost,
(excluding
desks
and
day
in
Daytona
Beach
lbs.
try
70
miles
north
of
here.
has china, cry stal and
lengthy discussion took schools will hold baccalaur.
Larry Jeffrey of henderson, iflRiSIOfl v,'ptetl four streets
purcha se d with federal other equipment) expec ted to pital.
deaf,in
Eiigiish
Estates,
Unit
place
on
logging operations eate services for 67$ graduat.
parti ally
be about $4,000 each.
money. What, no books?
Mrs. Gailey had been a Sev.,
who is Saturday
disappeared
while
Three,
for
maintenance;
au.
being
carried on by Tally Box tog seniors on Sunday with
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Peggy Powell, daughter of
River which is re- Monday.
past. is years, coming there had said he wanted to "ccc the two desks; acraptd a 15-foot %Veki
Mr. and Mrs. "Sonny" Powell
he etottiling up the
to
School officials said approil.
snou,'
but
his
parents
refusportion
of
land
for
a
rightof.
purtei
Irotit Alto, o'.
has passed her national board
'i t
5, hit itt,- of S.'nin,ale uvah'rS. 'l'he utatter hits l,een mately 60 per cent of the zenOther survivors are two ed.
exams for registered radiologi.
The search, concentrated in .I,inIr CI,l!"'• front Sam situ brought to the atte,itittn of the Ion have Indicated they plan
cal technologist. She will be
daughters, Mrs. W. C. Ito!- the
jagged Mt. Charleston iluatrice Sulman an'l B. W. Game and Fresh Water Fish to pursue higher education at
gradu&amp;ted from St. Vincent's
comb,, of holly Hill, and range, Intensified Tuesday anti Dorothy Williams; agreed Commission anti, in turn, re- some college or technical
1-Jilted
Press
Hospital In Jacksonville on
International
C. A. Anderson, of night calling for the handicap- to a request (rota South Semi. ferresi to the trustees of the school.
Weather in the East tod ay
July 1. She is a 1963 graduate
Ihllprh-lVrhhlClit I"uu,l,
of Seminole high School. The frosted the first of June with ''anipa, tivo suns, P. Ii. (Vug ped boy on a loudspeaker, lie nitle Jay' ,-.'c to nl,prl,Priiltt' Internal
organization
for
the
aacncy
which controls
the
to
cent
$2)
suffers
from
a
30
per
Galley, of Jacksonville, anti
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Fowells' son, Stephen, who record low temperatures.
state-owned proiterties.
use in iq'tdal advertisitig;
top
law
The
mercury
dipp
ed
to
38
was recently named
Tru man E. Galley, of Holly hearing loss.
student at the University of degrees at Pittsburgh, setting iiill, and four sis ters and
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ool, Is a mem- a new record for the date and, three brothers.
Florida law sch
ber of the Moot- Court team marking the lowest tempe
uneral ..ri,'p. will h.
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and executive director of the lure ever recortied tncrc this
.rn- IflhlitY at Mt. Zion
Law Review. Steve, who will late In the spring.
CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)-!
3!ethodist Church in Alto.
________ America's third m a n n e d
graduate from law school in A 50-year record fell at Can1960
graduate
ton,
OhIo,
when
th
e temperaapaceflight of 1966, the voy
December, is a
ture touched 39 degrees.
age of GemIni 10, 1. scheduled
t
of SemInole High.
Temoeratures hovered above
for liftoff •f ('in. W.n,hpfi
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on July IS. an Aji Force oi1, you can use some help the freezing mark through
tidal disclosed today.
in your business this summer, much of Pennsylvania, New
The mission will lake vetor make room for some, notl' York and New England.
eran astronaut John Young
MIAMI (UPI) - Rep. Ralph
fy the Youth Employment SeT- Sections of Alabama had
and rookie copilot Michael
Turlingtor of Gainesville Ii
vice at the Florida State Em readings in the 405.
• ployment Service Office on Below freezing tempera- apparently headed for the
Collins on a three -day orbital
chase and spacewalk flight
Frcnch .venue. There will be tures wore reported for the powerful speakcrship of the
similar to that orginally plan
hundreds of high school and third straight day at Brad- 19S7 House of Representathcs
1.
ned for Gemini S astronuats
today after his chief apponent
college students seeking sum- ford. Pa.
fl wea ther bureau report. stepped out of the race.
Thomas Sta fford and Eugene
mer jobs and some of them
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to selection of the bald eagle
as national emblem of the
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they bsv. diekiid to exchange
ambassadors. Israeli Presi.
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Schick announced the decision
Jointly at the conclusion of
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SERVICE PINS were awarded to Southern Bell Telephone business of.
fice employes at annual banquet. From left are Airs. Margaret Wiggins,
y s serv ce,
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t , ten years service, Robert Shedden. manager and Mrs. Linda Carter, five year service. (Herald Photo)

bow which appeared across
the lake.
troop will
0111 see I,
luk" A floal gsthering of the
Year at Nelodes Skating Risk,
whom they will be joined by
all the other scout troops from
All Souls parish for an after.
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bank deposits in the county erganhzatloe at the state con. viduil performance In leader.

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as
gold and would return when he
community service and man, advises. No funds are
made some
money. She said residents of the area, by available for subsidizing the
the letter was written in iss their supped in contributions
program and donations are
and she hasn't seen him since,
showing costs, Insure its received through $
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ship, sponsored each year by
Sanford Jim@.
The
State
Is
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The civie program of bring- ever !O
the sarad quaftes, of fast awarded ontly to members Past winners have been
'ii back the finest films of
making or investing WO on David Uttleton, Donald Sipes,
roce"t years has included in Year. In the
their suPmIsed forming pro. Frank Nooll. Robert Bowes
reported
deposits
of
$9I.S
the 14 selections by the ad.
W.9 million Cram. Only two per test of and Cultoon Prevatt. Prevatit
vf'Ory committee three net. lionIN&amp;
compared to
the total state membership was the only bey to receive
ural life documentaries, four in
receive
this award oath year. the award two years, coosm
in as
II Delegate, at the state
fin, musicals, thee,dramatic , Postal receipts
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uti'v.ly.
In
$
.iny
climb,
productions, three religious so
themes, and a family
quarter from $Boom a year
age
to $75,571 this year.
e
committee
already
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0 have lenbs4ge, ca their own and
seven have completed require.
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Seminole County showed a recording of deeds during the seat from kft year. 4own to -,
continued upward swing, in the lint quarter. Value at 6006

working ci film
ol for Electric meter Inatallitlons
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season,
using
as
guide. and iSliphoites were u also.
a' acraw
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-Mrs. Johanna MacKay was
quality, clean moral
, change now total 15,155 a iiis
granted a divorce after tall, suitability for Defier7 audi. of six per cent over last
leg that her husband, Alezan. enees, both adult and chil. Teicpho.e in Ute county now
popularity at first
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7:30 p.m. Friday in the Do-

Huckabone, Kathy Kilellne, Diane Levy, Donna
Lfc:,cnfrlt. Kathy Mamele, Eileen McCarthy,
Kathy McGuire, Catherine McKay. Mary Mich.
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19 11 per cent over Seminole High chapter,
Fu. lion 11l elevate these three
Ford's beat beguiling Pit- the tint quarter of 19a. Bank
tureFarm.n,-olAmerica,u. seniors Ii this degree.
tUrcI...sSLpptrick'sDa,
reeouressweriupequjj7ov,,
view of the "odd sod, soften- the
nounced that Gsr Gibsci. Gary Gibson, chapter pets.
same period last year
d by nostalgia and sweeten.
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Last movie In the DoEs
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Association film series until
Building pormits Issued In year to $374.123 this year.
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Whit.' Ui.. petition request. creil with the court clerk to able to do to he called for trol for the entire weekend.
tfl.tt5 of spins k'ss than lImO were
enrolled in Florida State lini.
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are turned ncvr t rt'tri,'v t'ui V. uliler anil Iwgan flit' nuuumlt'r if pt'r.umns w' h o in the niltlst of the a ret'k.,gc I
l)r. .1. ( lOuig. I lit' oar of th,' small coma.
- Sen. Everett I)irksen of DcII' 1fl4 arlufiri.il respiration. tti,'oI when their ear piuned tulankt'tr,l flue Tower end of lung,Stark,'
nut confirmed l,y the opinion ,jateil April 6, l9$*, the city clerk.
Stanley Muller, .bihn f''
fury anti Capitol lull VI1aY ti council,
turi"ry st'irc.
which adetsiot "tunics. it can
In scope anul opinion;
'the po!ir*' md nansbuianre into lb.' water bats' F'rmul.as.
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mhe hntnp stretch
Is. Ci,,A.
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ri.pirom.nY
a
iceelon roe 'let.imtn.oI Trtum exammna- true report, it is pointed ruil .'rrrs.oi snot In. armm,mema, re. 1
'mb" 'lrnm'truiI hay wr,'krn,i
'sn earls check of those
Kink, (',OP candidate for got'. of the report show'i fitu'i and thins of the city fitianrisi "the city's system 'if itt pir;ttio,n wit ,'oimmtiniu',I. but t n.i I 'iii., I Ir..((Ir oI"ati, lull imivuis
t'oi slitiw,',i that two it me
ernor. Dtrk,en on crutches is forfeiture'. per titwk,'t fuir records that th,. volunteer ternul rontrot Wi,,q intel,'. no :ts'a ml ('uiront'r hugh lion. IitiMii ,',I It, i06 tinh.y anui safe. a loner
A. .1, F'i I, Dan (;uir.
more effective than most liOII fiscal year IU,3-tU us 53,1)21 fire department is, in its quate" in that "both the tart lirtinotinceul Wilder deaul my ,'.spert.s (cared the final my, hilly Foster, Cako
\'ar
while money remitted to the own right, contracting fur cash handling anti record trout accidental drowning.
ticiana on two feet.
liuire seiiutoj tipple the record borough, Arnie Mncpper, Mel
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is $1,M3l, leaving a defi. wise administering municipal formed by (ha city clerk." Is's ue .hitns's Wilder.
highw..
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ciency of $9i); nn'I, in fiscal funds, i t oloea neil amupriur thst Also included 'acre 12 rcr
edestrian Hit
yecrs l'J61t,, fineS,
at the stute auditor ii author. ommn,'ndstions for improving
0. K. Robinson. 1102 'sVest
10th Street, was treated at I8.3.S with money remitted izeti or required to audit that bookkeeping proce,lurrs.
White reports council a!'
Suminols Memorial Hospital to the city being $7,848, leav. department's records."
ing a deficiency of $480.
Thu report further states ready has taken action Ii,
Sunday for wounds receiveil
It Is stated that fines to.
it appeara that the vol. fulfill many of the suggest.
Mrs. V.'. Vuru."nt Robert, wtii,'h
prt'si'itts'ul by Mrs. I ert Canieron, Sirs. Jerry
when he was struck by five
tiling
$595, which we're mc. unteer fire tlt'partmnent has cii recommendations anti will wits unsti,It,',I fir * at'c'inI ('.t.ulo.
shotgun pellets.
Arn,lt; SIrs. Jt.hm, homer,
According to police reports. muitted to the city after the e'untributeii (ri,mn Its own take further actiom, or, lii,' termuu iii pr"iIuI.'rut ,'f the 11cm.
New ,'.,,mtutittee t'hair,uit'n 'sirs, Ralph V. iglit, Mrs. Em.
of
the
fiscal
end
yesr,
were
funds
toward
audit
th.
fire
pro.
recomnientiations
at 'wruttir V. tioicn's ('lob of Sern.
Robinson was walking on I
fur this scar were announee,I nt Cov.Iey, 'sirs. l"re,Ierick
night's
regular iruitle 'uunt)'.
10th Street when he was ove'r'remitted 125. "This prob. tectiun activity of the city," Thursday
abiy
represented
fines
that
that
council
they
"contracted
for
rio
session.
by
'sirs. Roberti, 'l'hey ini'luil. 's%'il..on, Mrs. Darwin Smith,
'sirs, h'iuillip I)unhlcrartj of
struck in th. arm and back
of
municipal
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.tate prrioIeiit of tim, tai Mrs. I),muaIil Itiles, u'ariun. Mrs. harry Adair, Sirs. Rob.
of his head by the pellets, hail been assessed near the espenilitura
end of the 1962-6.1 fiscal funds" anti so "were not in.
lle,muu,t'riettc 'sVoi,icri's Club; of utiemitariuin, 'sirs. K"nrieth Me. ert harvey, Mr.. Robert Park.
H. did not see who fired
year but not remitted to the eluded in the scope of our cxl'Tori.i, was the installing lntuh, chaplain; Sirs. J. J. er, 'sirs. Dorothy Ciurrodl, Mrs.
th.
shotgun.
______________________________ to the city until th. 1963-6.1 aminution.
officer at $ luncheon held at Sieciowaki, membership; Mrs. i.yruns Iluduileston, Mr.. Cli!.
fi.cal year," the report says.
Amommg
recommendation,
MIAMI (UP!)
I,*arrn,'e Swofford, program; toni 'sicKibbin.
William the Mayfair Country Club.
The report is critical of "fuar improving the financial McKinley (Chief
'fl'. nhir, slat. of lait 'sirs. Itobo'rt ta'l"tls. bI)spitall.
Billy O.
Also 'sir.. tIny %','illiarn;,
Bridge ............................... IA the actiona and polIiea of operations of the city" were: ceola, the patriarch
ty; Mrs. RuI.ert Petree, psi. Mrs. Moultri.. Mcli)', 'sirs. I'et.
of the YC8f'i officer.
rtu.imistalleiil
ClassIfied adi ....................8-9 the city government in many updat, the ordinances and once-fierce Seminole Indian I along with Mrs. Roberts. 'l'hey litie'al ejtitatttjmi
anti 'sirs. er P. Hukur, Sirs, l'hillip
3A instances and lists 22 nccom rcsolations and have these, nation, will
Comics ..................
be laid to rest ml ncicileti 'sirs. Michael ('auilo, Robert hlri,ison, e'istouljgn.
lloyd, 'sirs. Katherine Corley,
3" nienelationis for "improving as weli as th. city charter, a white
Crossword puzzle
man's cemetery Tu.',. sit', r,rrsi.knt; Mrs. Jane Au .Speak,' r (or the r,ieettng was Mrs. Raynuonol Ilass, 'sirs
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thu
financial
e'uuli(ie,i;
Abby
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operations
adopt
of
budgvta
Dear
for day, safe front grave-robbing riatjet,, rtaorituig secretary; Si is, l)"hIeu ar.l, hi tIt'tt'rii*,i J'-ri
'stiller, Sirs, i.u,itiin
2A the city."
toe ii fun,1 and
Iudc anti shtjeii.
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lit.. Albert F'itt,, correspond. hi,iioru,uis '.*5o.rl'.luu'* sh'. haul MituwIci, Sims. F. Jest, 'sl.'(ht.
Anteing critkiaruis
noted cipateol resunu. in the bud.
Entertainnucuh ,................... IA
The Seminole elder died Sat ing se,'retsry, antI Mrs. Walter o'mit- uutttci"uI in, tielkiiug to dubs yin. Mrs. ilaruki Kastm'r, Slr
3A were that minutia of the get..; require the accountant urday deep in thi Everglades (lielow, treasurer.
Horoecop ............
around lb. state.
Tracey Fates, 'sir.. Robert
6.7 council meetings wits not to furnish council each month U be watched th. annual,
Soclsty
Mrs. Roberts received af Names of 2 new numbers Alexander, Sirs. Rudolph 11cr.
signed by thi chairman anti . 5 statement showing revenue eefltunjes.old tribal corn dance, go1ei
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gavel "harm as a gift were announecul. 'They inclu.leiI rni, Sirs. William Wombic anti
1ut5
:tsu, bud. unt1 eayenuulituzgs aa cuinpar. lie was $3,
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BAPTIST
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Baptist Church. Oriede
Central Baptist Churoh. 1311 Oak Lvi.
Chuiuota first tiaplist Church
Cituluota Baptist Miseioa
Eldsr Springs Baptist Chinch,
$10 ib
first Baptist Church. ItO Park Ave
frIendship BaptIst Cb%U'Ch of
.Ailamonte springs
ill. 45$, Altamosti Sprisgi
.r.i masse inarca 01 use-cry
Viral Baptist Church it Geneva
Pint Baptist Church of ak. Mary
first Baptist Church it lake Monte.
first
Baptist Chunek it loagwocd, Oar.
Churak A Grass
Viral Bapttet Church
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llrst Ibilab Mlaeteaarp Baptist Church,
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V.untats Head Baptist Church. OvI.d
Jordan MleeOesary Baptist Church,
1(11 W. First at.
Lays
bulks,. Baptist MIeaiss, Chulauta
Missionary
Baptist Church North Rd.
£atsrprlss
Mao eals Miasios Baptist Chink

Oak MDI Rd. eteos
Horsing Obey Iapfts$ Cbursh. Seneca Hwv,
Ml, OlIve Missiosary Baptist Church, baa
laid. Springs It, aagvo.4

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HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
Hwy. 17.92, SanfOrd

COBIA BOATS
Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc.
Harold Ølans and Employees

L. D. PLANTE two.
OviedO, F!Orda

Kentucky Jim
Don Hawkins, Manages'

MORTUARY
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1400 W. 1st. St.. Sanford

A. DUDA 1 SONS, INC.
51*vla, 1'Iorld&amp;
Mt lion Mieaiosary Baptist. St51s Ave.
New Bethel Mlasloauy Sat1st Church,
II St. A Hackery Ave
New Mt. Caivary Mlaaioauy Baptist
ill) W. 15th It.
New Salem Primitive Beptias Church.
New Ut. lion Baptist Church, Ills Pu, Ave
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hiawa Baplli Church, Sill W. Silk Ii.
Osteas IMotial Church
Ptaeoress Baptist Chunk ill H, Onars U.
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h.coad Ihilek Ulseleasry Baptist chuck.

Wilt Isafos'S
Sunland Baptist Church, 311$ French Ava.
Ii. James M.asiunarp Baptist Church 5(5,

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It. Paul Msss1arp Baptist Careh,
N.
It. Matthews Hisal.aas'y Baptist Church

Canaan Heights
It. Johns Misei.auy Baptist Chunk,
515 C(Prses St.
limp I Bipllst Clunk, Pe-1 *5j
4,
Litsassie Sirius
W.stslds MIl.sa,y Baptist Church,
415 1. Holly Ave
Lies *opc Baptist Chunk, $11 055I$5 Lv..

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Church et Ike Ilativisy, Lake Wiry
LII Souls Catkstis chuck, 11$ Oak Ave..

PUBLIX MARKETS
and Employees

CONORIUATIONAL
Congregational Ckt1siin Chiarsk
un Park Ave
Northaid. Cbntst*s* Chursh, P1er

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CHURCH OP CHRIS?
Church ci Christ. illS I. Park Ave.
Church it Christ, Geneva
Church of ChillS, lab. Mary
Chuck .5 ChrIst, Losgwee4
Ckuch ci ChillS. Fiats
CHIJRC* OF 000
Chuvek 01 Oct 115 Ilekory
Church it 004, $1111. Vrcuk
Church at 044, Oviid.

Chink at Gel Musics, ls15inic
1O1'Al.

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Epi..ps&amp; Chink P. Dular)

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Christ hpiaeepsl Church, L.agw,aS
LII SaInts Episcopal, E*terpntss
Holy Cries Episcopal, Park Ave. ii 41*

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J, hi. Cameron and 3(aff

STRICKLAND.MORRISON, INC.

SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO.
J0 Dunn and Staff

ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT
Boa, I Willis Bowman I Employees

WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson

WINN DIXIE STORES
and Employs..

WTURAN
Luibstas Church,

Asosasioa
Overreck
Dr., Cassslbsrry
OOOS Shepherd Lisited Luthers,
I. Orlando O.
Liatksraa Chars of the Redeemer,
lea W. Silk P15cc
Mssstah LiChens Church., Amertors Legloa
Hall. Prairie L,ke, firs Park
It. lab.. Laitbaria Chuck. RI. 434 macia
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israelI Mu.enisl Methodist Cbv.r.b, I.
Dsisny Ave., Istsrprtss
Bear lAbs Methodist CurS
Rethei £.M.$. Church, Canaaa Weights

CaessIb.rry Community Methodist Church,
Hwy. 11.5* 0 ?laey Ridge It, Casselberry
D.Bsry Co.muily Methodist Church V.
flhgklanda. 051*17
ChrIst Mothodisi Church
hemline 11551cm
Viral Methodist Church, III Park Ave.
Piret Methodist Church 01 Ovicd.
P'trat Southern Methodist Church
3411 Seaferd Lea.
Ices Methodist Church. III H'. 41* It.
Ueaevs Ustkodus Church, Seseys
Graca Methodist Church, Ours ad.
Orast ChapsI A.1I.E. Church, Ovied.
Oakgrove Methodist Church., Oviedo
Osisea Methodist Chuck

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It. Marys £.H.L Chunk It. *1. 411 Osteos
It Pasts MeIk.4*eL C h
Oileta
Rd. Esterpris.
Stafford Meaujal Methodist Cherek
1. DeDs.'y
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Pirel Chunk •t 1k. Saaii*e, V.
lad at Maple
Pita Park Church at Ike $a.ar.se,
OBniea Rd.. Vera Park
Luke Mary Church ci Ike Xa.atsu

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Commutty Preehytselsa Church, lake Mary
First Pneshiteltas Chursh, 05* Lv..

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fIrst Pnesbyterias ChUrch .1 D51ms'.
H. Hishiang
Pneabyicris. Church .1 fl. Csvsmaal
Z1I$ I Orla*d De.
t. Ladrews Precbytsniaa

3112 Bisz Lube 25*4

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Up.sls Q au*1ty Prubyts,lsa Chink,
lIDeala Rd.
Wsstmisatsv Prasbytertas Chinch, MeweIl
Pick, It. Ill, Caaselerry

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AlIas's A.H.B. Chink. iw
isee.
Chunk .tooa tCriâ,i
ChalueI.a Cu.sity Choral
Church at Ged ci Prophecy, Sill EL. Ave.
Chunk ci Gel Missi.., Isler,*se
Church St Jesus ChrIst .t lath, Day
huts, 1311 Park Ave.
Cummuaitp Ckpp.1, AhIaa.at. Ipilags
lastsra Orthido* Chunk, c_ Johns City.
sousa Chapel, Hwy iT.a,
Park
CesgisgsUea Bilk Zatasl, *41k
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First Clunk •t Christ. Isleaust,
Ill 1. 3
Kta.a 15*11 at Ieh.,aW. Wltaese
labs Miar.. Unit, u1s w. Third at.
Pirsi Peatseostal Church St iaagw.od
Pail Oosp.l Tabernacle itiS Csuatry CIa
Mt. Olive Metiseas Church, Ok Mill
Rd. Oetcs
PIsearess .&amp;esombty 1 0.4. fIb A Rim
BaStard Aflinas. Chink, I4SI &amp; Perk Ave
haterS Ceagesgatiss it Jeke,s'. Wit•
neess, 514 $satirl Ar..
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Ponies lab. Seventh-day Adveatisi Church,
Hwy. Ill, ',rs city
leveath.day Adventist Chunk, MaItisad
Ave., Llt.saesta Spntsgs
hated
StTsslk..Say LdrssUs
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Romsa Catka*is Usa. Spsrts' ask,
Cheluota
It. Las's CatkoU. Church, PerikI.g
Pius, Osisry
It. Mary Magdst.*e Cath.uf. Chunk. Miiilani Ave. Lilamonte Snlags
C**1ITLAS
FireS Christian Church. lIlt i. lulled Ave.

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BILL HEMPIIILL MOTORS, INC.
$01 W. lit. St. Sanford

THE AMERICAN OIL CO.
hit. &amp; Mrs. H, E. Strickland

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3, C. PENNEY COMPANY
c. L. Robinson and 8taff

FIRESTONE STORES
Bob McGufr. and Staff

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I %Vrc,ith a,.i p!ac.d .t thc Thp, ia4 Suidli Seniin.i!. but sec what alt ran do in t'ronmotion, ar,tI parks smut
Florida has reached the end at football games have earned 1 the weekend was again th. Gemini 9 on Wednesday.
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base of the flag pole by Civil Air Patrol Cadet a n ii I whatever endeavor we under. recreational facilities. These
of its land sales.
the Seminoles a widespread target. for burglars. E. l. tronauts Thomas Stuffurl At Lake 1obi1e
Commander hiollis Johnson, Squadron.
take, It takes tratit work for items will serve both race,,
reputation.
Bhisckshear, principal, report. antI Eugene Cernan wsttcht"d
'i"w; t'nmniiiander %V II b u r
'rIme program was climaxed ncromuplislinit'nts.'
Lake Mary Chamber of I Ek's en &gt;cats ago, Coaky i'd to pulit' that among other the start of the flight to the
increasing income, better ed.
!.e% I Wilder, 0, of Aba . \Iort'y, A:mi.'rio'jn I4'gion, anti with a rifle salute by a firing
'eiiati,r (llcvo'laii,i .',,,n'Iul. ucatlon, better citizens, and
Commerce plans to hold at origlnatcd the 12'memher ma items stolen were a French moun they someday hope to
special dinner meeting Thurs. jorette corps and since that, horn and a tympani drum.
SIU1flS, drowned Sun. Mrs. PeIl.i Kryekr, president squad composed of imiembers ed by saying, "t)cmiiocracy is a h'vttc'r ronmniunity.
reach.
of the veterans groups,
constant challenge."
day at 7 p.m. Sen. Mack N.
day afternoon whIle swim.
James 0. hlagin, president
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Cleveland Jr. will be time guest
"A
local non-profit curpor. of Seminole County Voters
ming in Lake Mobile,
Traffic IoU
ation foriiied by interested Leugut', Inc., urged all per.
speaker. There will be metal.
According to, Sheriff J. L,
Istion of officers.
mwraoh,i
wiu, a ill arise at aujis in attcndanc to sprea4
16 Cars Pile UP 1
Hobby and witnesses at the
S S S S
lenders. cuorilinast.,rs, anti to the niessages received at this
scent', Wilder had been swim'
Pisase I of the imported fire
make plans fur the improve. meeting in their immediate
IAO (CI'I)
The long
mimmg for a while when he diced.
ant eradication program in
flmo'nt
of our community," communities,
c h u re h . s
Eates
get. ordinances were poorly ed to the budget; have each front a small pier, lie re. Memorial holiday weckerul
this area has been completed.
said F. 0. Kirchltoft, is the ichnoI, on their jobs anti cc.
h
e
ad
Report of the state audIt prepared and did not include iicpiirtment
traffic death count stood at 19
lNI)IAN%POLIS, Intl (UPI) jolt of the S'niinolt' County cry where,

WE5TM!WSTg*
PRh$BT'rzniAN CHURCI
CAUEIBERRy
It. 43S East of Seminole Puss
Rev. Lucas P Ortle
Pastor
Church School
5:30 a. in.
Moralag WorshIp 11:11 a, a.
Junior us a healer Hi
Toufis Meetings
4:01 p a.
Tusedsy;
Prtm., Cbatg rehssa'aj Ill
Adult Chit, rskea,rssl
7:64
Watt Jr. Choir nkearsksl 5:15 '1

STENSTROM REALTY
Herb Stsnstroa and Stiff

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Jimmy Crappe and Employees

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lit will hang on the wall of
State Sen. slack ('levelanil, the clink,
h' is al,, att'iint'y for the I lee A. Black, assistant dl.

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St. Petersburg anti ninny cit. ate of ticorgetown College In 10:41 am. blastoff.
J. C. Lavender, county road Ic. throughout Central
gathering that he hits been pleasure with the attendance
It is scheduled to set down
Flor. Georgetown, My.
superintendent, is happy these lila for Christmas Parades.
fly Jane Casselberry
Ihe program.
of the American Lesion Auxil. 1 put)ht' servant sint' ii. tO the meeting. Being a local
liii wife, I.aurel, 6. also on the moon at I J* n.m.
Tribute was paid to a u r
days. His son, Henry, Is due
lIe tiri',i the iicpI,' It, call on itoy, anti v anting to help his
Rev. Lucas 6rile, of Weit. tary.
'l'hursslay,
In 19t the Marching Semi. will be employed here as
him (or help bet'atts.' he is for I"ouIr he wonders where h,
nation's
honored war dead niinter Presbyterian Chutch
The South Sininole Juni
horn, from Vietnam in afew noles were chosen to be the member of the traveling mu
Its 113'fuoL Atlaa.Centauc
dis.
Suntfay aftetncwnz at a ser'hI,nsclf a ve1r'i.
th bettem-nient of t
*unt:ihas P4iic.I. 'Unde.bli-.on...
ai'gu.st 1 flIgIs 5' Sth*,t 1'ifltermedla
'3 for Miss Articaric staft 4 n county elementary launcher, a high. powered %'Ice
at the
American I.eglon speaker, He told those presentp band played for the program
his personal thoughts are: Iditions can he .liminstel
appenanc 'in the sehook, Mrs. Elmore also at. rocket making its first Use' Memorial Park in Cassel. that they were . . . "a witness antt the parade, which prc. Being alert to eoinnmunity with your help," he said,
Deltona should be complee dur. ,g riChristrn.'.
partde. tended Georgetown College.
ful flight,
raced into
the sky berry sponsored by the Vete.tto what we believe in and c.'e'ded it. Taps was played by needs, and acti%e'cootk'rzttive "Sel(.hlp Is what you can do
ly sold out of Iota within tb'
Its I ii Cost Icy or,:tnited the
The Elmores ha%e been before
a national
televisitiri
. of l"orcign Wars Post a h.it ste are a illin to stand lI%IIer Alan Young.
part kipatiun. An eaiimpl,' to help yourself."
next year. Homes sales and band parents as'oeiation andteachlng in Indiana and are audience
on * brilliant pluto.' 1u030 and Anierkan Legion fur . . ."
construction will coninue for SIACC that time the associalion expected to arrive in Sanford of orang.
.
Mrs.
lthth
itogers,
of
Cassel.
of the same is 'Mitiw.tv-'an. I John Aiezsnder, chairman
flames and white Mt'mo*'$al l'ost
2.6.
Rev Martin l"outz, of Mci. berry, was Introduced s a nan water ;irjctt is a reality, of Seminole County Commis.
many years,
ccording to has purchased two sets of uni. this sscck,
smoke.
* persons attended stab Lutheran Church, gave ;o!tI Star Mother.
Frank E. Si ku Jr., preal. forms, many band instruments
tli. Is proof of what t'an be sion, said, The eounty should
it was a spectacular Slim
the invocation.
Other groups itiarchiag in done it you put forth an et. enmht'avor to expand its efforts
dent. He says he believes it anti has financed many out of
orial Day opening f,ir the
CROO'IIS
Robert 0&gt; crt, of the 'F'W, the parade were Boy Scuut fort," hi' saul. "We have got in improving the agricultural
Is the first tInis that a ma- state trips,
week'long space thriller that

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fly Robt. U. Thomas Jr.
i Daniels, It. B, Whitehurit and
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Citizens Organization of Lee
Andrew Black.
Or. Frank Leone, director
the cnniniunity presented its
first rounty.wile conference of the Seminole County health
department, expressed the
on "community Betterment I concern about the few

and Neighborhood Resi.lent eons responding to the eoun.
l'artieipatii'n" Sunday at Mid. ty health program. Several
Way School.
reasons were given why more
Robert (;. retree. Deniocra. persons were not taking ad.
tie state ercutivp commit. vantage of same.
treman, espoundeil on the
'From Federal funds, a
televaney of Negro commit. clsnie has been .stai'lished,
tee chairmen of precincts . end as soon as a staff can
I5 anti 9.
he secured, the clinic will be
' You will not finti an open opened to accommodate Earns
thi,'r when you knock," he workers, since the incompati.
aitl, "if YOU do not put the bility of clinic hours and
1)t'no'iatt In offi'c This i late working hours of the
th,' ks'v t,, ,,ur cltililrt'n'a masses was the best reason
future."
for the lack of participation
Relevancy of the Negro by more individuals. The
?UCfl anti women servIng on sante services rendered by
' a t)cmcratic committee, he the French Avenue clinie
pointed out, "involv.'q the will be provided at the Mid.
participation of every rititen. vay Clinic," said Dr. Leone,
how harti you work is the
l)r. Leone was cited for hip
key to th future. When we efforts in working toward
refuse your knock, knock on the hetternient of health con.
the other iloor, anti vote Re. ditions in Seminole County.
pultlit'nn." lie concluded his herbert (riffin, a student of
discourse thusly, "Encourage ('rooms High anti a resident
all citizens to attend these of Miihlay.Canaan, will do

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Rev. Robeet H. Jenkins, Puts,
Moraing Worship
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Sunday School
5:45 a. a.
Morning Worship
11:11 a. in.
3171' Meetings
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ation teams of the Southern tedly slim. But. the cameradenies he went there to meet
The band has marched in As.ociatjon of Schools and carrying craft began its
with Robert King High. Some. two gutt'rItur' inaugural pa Collces.
formidable
63.hour
flight
one Jokingly accused
him of rades, the 1)a&gt;tonzs " 0O, the
with an unusually smooth
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Naming the group t h e "In addition to directing the wipe out some of the moonS
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Seminoles," Cow. band, Cowley has served shot lead Russia won with
Tom McDonald and Mrs.
McDonald, who incidentally Icy hat taken them to the Seminole High School as spon. the first successful unrnan
landing
Mardi gras parade in New Or. sot of the Key Club, as senior ned lunar
four
played a
big role in Torn's leans, the Cherry ifiossorn pa. class sponsor, faculty advisory months agt,
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ed as planned.
Scientists bisme iii a t p I y
sought to determine the ns•
fin, old building," writes
ture of the trouble, and its
Aunt Fanny. "Take a look
someday at the beautiful brick
time the corps has made no effect on a crucial mid.
fly faith Austin
wor'.
Ernest Cowley, bandmaster less than the top rating of course steering maneuver
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at Seminole high School for "Superior" In every annual planned for early Tuesday.
"Other than the antenna
TMoks lik, we will see both the past 13 years, will assume district or state contest In
candidates for governor in the duties as full time county which they have participated, prubkni, eserything appears
November election, GOP nomi. music coordinator for Scmi
The eye.catehlng "reindeer" normal," the spokesman said.
nec Claude Kirk says he plans nole County Public Schools at costumes worn by the major. Earlier, a steady stream of
cItes in Christmas parades al. optimistic reports flowed in.
to hit every main street In the close of the school year.
Riding along were the
Cowley has served part time ways have intrigued specta.
the state. Democratic nomihopes of U. S. scientists that
a.. Robrt King High says in this office for the past tori and vamera•mcn.
counties seven years.
Cowley has served as secre. Surseyor would pave the way
he will visit all
He was appointed bandmast. tary.trcasurer of the Florida for the landing of Amt'rkans
to discuss their problems.
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County Cominlssionrr-eiect that date has developed the trict IV, and has twice brought flash back hundreds of itir.
Bob Parker estimates he cov• Seminole High School band in. the district marching contest turd of likely Apollo land. .
er.d about 4,000 miles in his to a highly respected musical to Sanford's municipal stad. ing sites,

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Dorothy Swope, Casseibewas
MAY 27, 1100
Fly,
U.S.
House of Bspre..nta.
partments and other
Admissions
Hazel Roach, Deflary; Charles lives.
Cut
agencies. They said overall
bil. Judith M. Larimer, James Kenneth Hickson, Lake Mary.
(UP))- Vicar G. W. Bowler costs could be cut to $1.44
ltlrths
Murray Jr., Walter Martin,
sent British Railways a bill lion.
for $25 when it decided to close The document, which includ. Vernon A. Davis, Katie Willis, Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Lorimar, Sanford, a boy; Mr. oTicu or *xlmn'nos TO
a crossing near his church. He .d detailed GOP charges of Osbee Lee, Loretta Payton,
said his demand would com• political Influence, sloppy ad. Lois Frame, Sanford;, John Ii. and Mrs. Carroll Crockett, 01 %L1116 LAW TO ALL astele.
os u,sn ci.stns on
pensate him for money lost ministration, and scandal, Is Waiher, Frieda MumDellary. Sanford, a boy.
AG AINST
Discharges
Births
to the collection plate because one of the longest congresslon.
17-11 AUCTION HAIX-4.
nwn.,l
by
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Di'- Jean Welch, Mary C. Boggs,
the closing would keep half al minority reports in mem•
The undersigned intends to
son, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Josephine A. Stankkwicz, Ho- purchase In bulk the Stock at
ory.
his parishioners away,
bert Rumbbcy, Gilbert B. Fill. ntida. worse. merchandise. fur.
Mrs. William I. Miller, San.
nilur. and nature., and lb.
ford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. ger, Joan Webb, Karen Met. $4 Inte r national Truck used
The hors, said to have eon.
zier, Carrie E. dough, Clan.
David flay, Lake fon
vey.d Mohammed from earth Precarious Perch
tlla J. Muse and baby boy, t,I,uin.ss or enterprise known
Discharges
to heaven was named Al BIRMINGHAM, England Brooks,
Sanford; 40 17-91 AUCTIo4 MALrd.
Borair.
near Maitland, Seminole Coun.
(DPI)- John Stokes had good Keith Weatfall, Karen I. Richard
Frank Ward. Ali a m 0 ate ty, and to conclude such pur.
reason to be disturbed when Richards, Bards Scott Dalsey
ld*
1944 at 17-13 AUC-rI0N SALFA
he heard sawing sounds be. Whitaker, Pulley Tatum, llur•
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ary, and all persons having claima
Morris,
Hobert
C.
Hancock,
neath him. Three men were
Arthur I.ee Jackson, Lake or d.rn ani. against the .ni,r
nones or •*L$
F. Sheri
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,o saw the
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ir way titian Knight
• , ' Jean
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Monroe;
Paul F.dwards Oily- •• adm.nleh.4 to notify the
Notice I. hereby given that, t ry in g
re,a
zi,gganuutnam,
,
(Ian,
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pursuant to a Final Decree of through the 40-foot-high tele•
cr
Caldwell. Oviedo.
- h.f• sail date.
Foreclosure entered in cause graph pole stop which Stokes Blanche Lawrence, John C.
T'it.d at: Orlando May 35.
MAY 21,
1166
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numbered 15 4 05 In the circuit
UWfl,
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.oron,
.i;ar.
isis.
Court of Seminole County, was perched in an attempt at
m,JI.U,.s
C. D. Walters
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the
A.
Brooks,
Edith
Van
Picirida. I will sell the P"• a pole squatting record A
Purchaser
Bradford Davis, Ode
party aituatel in peminole
Ness
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been
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Cani°bell• 'ii,
County, riurwa. leacritisi as: hour guard has since
Thomas .j..
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Sanford;
Ludwig
Kupecs,
VirLot II of (IOLDIPI MANI)R, posted
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to the Plat
t'ia; •
grnia Crawford, ncuary; SIllscoordinit
Erickson, DeBary; Ruth Kiln.
thereof as recorded In Put
anno
Willis,
Stella
Cabdwell,
Book 13. page 71, public
ger, Deltona; John Bryant
in
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records of Seminole Cotta. Hard
Nettles, Geneva; Glenn Os.
ty. Florida,
MAY
2L
$100
TOURS, French (UPI)
Including specifically. but not
borne, Lonwood; Rosabel H.
Admissions
by way of limitation. the foi. Joseph Grugnier died of sulfoNichols, Orange City.
lowing futures and equipment:
Icer
J.
Itoyette,
Nora
Long,
cation after betting a friend he
Priwsy Surface unit, .i.c.
Discharges
trio, Model No. 1325.1 Pr.. could eat 12 hard boiled eggs Rebecca P. McKenzie, Helen Jeanette Tarwick, Patricia
way Oven. .l.tric, Model one alter the other.
Y. Smith, Dorothy Crockett,
No. *301.31':
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Gerald Smith, Valerlino flry R. Zwick. Donna Trosper, Ju.
International of Wire oil
dith M. Larimer, F.vola Ed.
ant, George Owens, Ilazeklah
Wall Purnac.. .luct.d best,
_____________________________ Smith,, Mary Green, Sanford; wards, Janet L. flouter, Joyce
Model No. nUll-SIC
Together with all struolure.
C. Ceresoli, Mamie Finney,
And Improvements now and UNITED STATES DlSTItiC
Ruby L. Bohannon, Patricia
hereafter
MIDDL E DISTRICT OP
.reatter 05 U14 land, and fix.
Corse Attached thereto. and all FLORIDA, ORLANDO
Ann Session, and baby boy,
tent., cause, procae4s, and pro. VISION,
No.
U.t7.Orl.Civ-.
fit s accruing ant to $CQtU UNITED ITA'rI-:S
or AMER. CI,EHK5 NOTICE Or 5ti.E Sanford; Frances Herring,
Null', is hereby ilven that tamonte Springs; Stephen C.
sit of IC.i. Plaintiff. vi ALVIN It.
from sail pr.miee
lbø final ,1.ctse ItoH, New Smyrna Beach.
which are Included within the ACORD and JOY(5 L ACOItl i'Iiruni,l t
,t
and
the
turøtsur. ao.l •at, .nt.r4.eorlpiion
foregoing
o?ic
fiufinlants.
OP
1 In the clue* pending in the
hsb.ndtam thereat; ai.o all gas. -Notice Is hereby given that
"thoy hers not failed us O5SCs. Education and Welfare De.

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and pursuant to a Final Decree of Circuit Court In and for Semi.
other besting. looking, refit. Poreolosurs entered on May not. cou nty. Fln,i4*. hung
gMtiag. lIh tlag. plumbing. e. HI by the above entitled Chancery Number 11111. the
irilsatini
and Court In the above atyl.,i t,itter.iniJ Clerk will •ili the
vliatial.
power .yst.ms. machines ipiiii- cause. the undersigned I',,I,..I pr.,:i.rty .ituit•.i lit said ('nunsaris, tisusree. and SPpitl'tI*. Slates Marshal or any ,,t his ty d.torib.i as:
i.*.t 11 f.'.t Of I.ol IS ant
ances, which now a,. or may duly authortueci ,i.puii.'a will
Wit 40 toot of Lot II.
hereafter pertain to, or be sell the property situate iii
lunch V. WOOF liRill
used with. In. or on .51.1 P. Ileminol. County, Yl',rt,I* Ira.
it U B 1) IVISION, Wardi ng
ml..., even though they be 45. eribed as: LOT It. BLOCK p
to the plat th,r.nf as r..
tached or detachable.
CUNLANE) ESTATES. accordcortl.ti In Plat Book II.
at public pile, to th41 highest lug to plat thereof recorded lit
tue if, I'ut.iIo R.ior.ls of
te nd best bidder for cash, at the Put Book It. 'ages 15 through
S.lnol. It, Public Records of RemInule -- ll.rn lnol. County,
Door
t he
oun;y tour.n-u.. 14 •n uunly,
ii
rI.r,',a. a; pur'lI.' (,a;. a; public •51C, i the nlgfl,,l
lord. riorile. ii 11:00 e'cloek cry to the highest anti best hit. and best bidder for cash, at
In the V.rifloii en the 35111 der for rash at 12:00 o'ciu,,k 11:00 oiock A. U. on the 11th
day of June, A. D. ISIS.
none an Wednesday. June 32, day of Jun.. 11411. at the front
(Court goal
1966 at the Main .innr of the door of the Seminolu County
Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.
Seminole County Courthouse, Courthouse In Sanford, Florida.
Clark of Circuit Court
Sanford, Florida. Dated, I-Il-Il (SEA l.)
II
Martha T. VIblea
John E. Maguire. Sr.
Arthur It. Hecknith, Jr.
Deputy Clark
Clark
flatted states Marshal
SMITH. ELLIOT AND
fly; Martha T. VIh!,n, P. C.
Middle District of Florida
SCM WALSE
OILE?, IIEDIIICK S
Kendall W. Wherry
attorneys at Law
Assistant United States Attor. ROSINSON
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The Episcopal Churchwomen was report from Mr.. Richard
of All Saints Church, Enter. M. Fthdl. and Mrs. Marten
Pill". held the May meeting wait., delegatu to the 43
In the parish house with Mrs. annual meeting of Episcopal
Milford Leonard as hostess
for th e social hour following Churchwomen held iscently

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concerns the use of sil ver Iodine crystals which are to be
dumped Into storms from aircraft and possibly cause a
heat exchange that would
throw the storm off balance.
Scientists will search this
season for a hurricane that Is
moving clearly away from
land and If conditions are
right will ge I. work on It
with the crystals.

Churchwomen Have Meeting

trial photographers present.
Newly Installed officers attending were, president, Fran.
cc, Stone from Cocoa Beach;
first vice president, Patricia U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND
I'rovatt from Ocala; second
vice president, Sally Gregory
from
Eau Gallic; recording
secretary,
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from Deltona; corresponding
secretary, Frances Pacetti U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND FULL CUT BONELESS
from Titusville, and treasui-er, Evelyn Hardaker from
Daytona Beach.

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.1 into the president's group,
with Lucille Randal from
Daytona h'ennlnuula Club
pr.sIttin; the publicity and
bulletin group, headed by
I Th,enia Webb of CocoaClub; program and
interest group, headed by
Elaine fluent of the ('ap. of
Cocoa Reach Club; the service group, with Ann Doremu.
fromOitlit In charge, a'id
the hospitality group, heitde'I
by Joan llulctt from Day.
loon Mainland Club.
Welcome Wagon hostesses
of the various clubs met at
the Little Red Schoolhouse
whore their session was high.
lighted by an Interesting
movie shown by Mr. Prior,
which will be of help to the
hostesses In obtaining new
sponsors In their various arc:',.
After the noon luncheon
at the Inn, Mrs. Cann gave a
short welcoming talk. Her
talk was followed by an equal.
ly interesting one by Charles
McCarthy, Stickle represents.
live, who gave a run-down
on the tremendous progress
Deltona has made In Its three
short years.
This was the first visit for
iany of the members of the
• workshop, who hailed from
all over Florida. McCarthy
gave special recognition to
Mildred Haney "who has done
such a tremendous job for
the newcomers through Wel.
come Wagon In Deitona.'
Several door prizes were

himself and struck a match,
becoming the brat mock to
make the supreme sacrifice In

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forces In Vietnam, who read
a letter from the father of a
fallen American soldier say.
Ing "God bless you gallant
men. West home are just be.
ginning to fight for a free
world. We will not fall you."
A mock today became the
third Buddhist in two days to
burn to death In protest
against the nation's military
government. A respected mo
derate Buddhist leader join.
ad In demands for Premier
Nguyen Can KY to relinquish
power to a caretaker goven•
ment.
hh1u1s at the Vl.n Hoe
Dan pagoda said monk Quant
flea poured gasoline over

the Went Johnson's antipoverty
forces have been marching a
Praidist
i,.US said t. A ISTleLIS snort road of abuse, scandal and
time
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firm base to Plet
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build bridges of cooperation to
of 10 GOP mem
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to the zASV
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Joha.o* said AmerIcan
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labor
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pr
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aedys remerks two months Democrats want $1.75 billion
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before hi.
b form of a minority report from
'We want the war is e
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v.., the Communists to he
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will perform "11db, Dolly" In musical program
to go horn.," he quotni
TI. President openbIs Th.!,?I' TfleTbe!*,k said gheld tonI.g1tIn conjunction with Pngcrejit Kid.
WUP OppOlIii to in• redie Korner commencement ceremoflfea. Festivi.
sddreso with an honor roll of CO i.u.ioin
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1iuu, 1iU5
ties will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Pineerent
alas servicemen whom be
. mere.' repeat. 1411 UI5I
School.
SuMlu Is daughter of W. uml Mrs. Char.
said "represent all those
sked promises to the poor
Ies I!. Tetenbaum and Johnnie 18 son of Mr. and
Ame rican. who Isv. ri In rises their expectations
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Mrs Paul E Rowe.•
their live, and lost them
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217 combat sortie. over South
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Special guests were Mn.
Margaret N. Cann, of Miami,
executive supervisor; Mrs.
Alice Prior, of Daytona
Bach, area supervisor, and
Greg Prior, "Mr. Welcome
Wagon"
Registration and social boor
began at 10 am. At 11:30,

ready Wall Sit Communists

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snees within bounds and eon. WASHINGTON (UP))
taking ogetiser
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omen are getting ready for communications system back- Puerto Rico, New Orleans and Atlantic and the Caribbean
their annual Job of tracking, ad up by satellites, weather New York, and will put out
Aiding forecasters in taking
analyzing, predicting and twice . a . day reports on wea-'
buoys
and
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th
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they hops - destroying the
the hurricane's deadly bag of
hurricanes that bring death and Navy pilots will go Into
MYF Officers
and destruction to the Gulf oreratlon.
tricks this year will be two
Two members of the Meth'
and Atlantic coasts of the They will be watching for
new satellites which will transUnited State.
Alma-the name given to the First Methodist Church, San. mit picture, and data directWednesday Is the official season's first storm In the ford, have been elected as of. ly to the hurricane center,
starting data for the 1166 bar- Weather Bureau's system of ficers In the DeLand Sub. showing the doughnut-shaped
assigning feminine names in District Council. Leslie Leg. cloud formations that mean
alphabetical order to each sea. gore will serve as vice presi. a storm is In the making, and
dent and Gary Martin as faith analysing water temperatures
son's hurricanes,
The national hurricane rca- chairman.
in suspicious areas.

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Defense Shies In 12.0 Win Over SHS Varsq ,'

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BY lea Stocky
and most valuable player on
Herald Sports Editor
Senior supremacy at Sam. last year's tine that won
Mole High School got an ax. siven games, found out hew
Ira boost Friday eight as a the Fighting *smisoles held
gutty bunch of Seniors corn. seven teams scoreless, as he
Lined their rekno'wn defensive was continually harassed by
talenti with an Intangible the determined Senior.,
Whigliam completed only
called "pride" to whip mmxl
fall's varsity, 12.0, in the two of nine passes for 44
school's spring football game yards and had one Intercept,
ed. On the ground, Whigham
at Memorial Stadium.
Time varsity, which had been picked up 57 yards In 'even
practicing for four weeks rushing attempts, but was
were expected to polish off thrown for loss.. totaling 30
time "old" seniors, whose only yards In four other trios for
prietlee consisted of one half. a net gain of just 17 yards
hour session Wednesday af. in It attempts.
ternoon.
Lineback
Steve Harris,
Cannavino
But the Senior,, behind the guard Johnny
nearly flawless bill-handling were plugging lb. middle,
of quarterback Bernie Bar- while Mike Gray and Sterl
hour and the fine running of Weber contained the ends.
fullback Bonny Messer and Seniors Terry Echols. Bruce
halfback R e k Walstrom, Dowlen and Barbour were alscored the first two times most leak-proof in the de.
they got the ball for a 12.0 fiitijyi bsekfleld.
had and then let the def.nae
The Seniors took the open.
take over.
Ing kickoff and marched 60
Frank Whigham, the Var- yards for the score. A 15.

of Jim
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thirteen Lyrn
seniors sof
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spring tooths
day night.

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sealer touehd
34, yards In I
and 21 yards
filet halfbac
yard. In 14
gam,, while I
gained 106
tempts.

yard burst by Meant was the
big run In the utica and
Barbour finally went over
from the six.
After stopping the varsity
after a pair of first down.,
the "old timers" gassed up
again. After Barbour carried
the bell to the Varsity 33 on
three straight rushes that
gained 17 yard., Walstrom
took off around left end.
The speedster cut the
corner, sidestepped one 1..
fender and cut back past two
more when their "arm tarkling" failed to atop the
blonde-haired halfback In his
33-yard touchdown jaunt.
A 51.jrard put by Whigham
set the stage for the Varaity's only threat of the evening. The Seniors took over
on their 37 and picked up
two first dawns to the Var.
slty 42 before Jay Stokes
pounced on a Senior fumble
on the 25.
Whigham reeled off 2.1
yards on a quick spurt up

the middle and then hit Greg the second-team the third and
Ganes on a 27-yard pusa play fourth string Varsity outfit
to tle Senior 25. After be, scored two second-halt touching 10 yards, Whigham bit downs to defeat next year's
Mike Long on a nine-jarder Junior Varsity, 20-6. Quart.
and then Fred Weber Oicked erback Ken flail scored twine
up another first down on for the "young" Varsity on
runs of 10 and four yard.. runs of four and five yards, I
But the Seniors pulled them. white Mike Morgan get the
.elves together at this point third touchdown. Hill raek.,
and stopped the threat
en scored the only IV six.
In a preliminary contest pointer on a al-yard run
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Quarterback Gary Smith corn.
pitted a pass to Run Bran,
dci to move the ball scro.s
the midfield stripe. Baker
and Ron Boston moved the
ball on successive carries to
the 34. Harmon then skirted
through the left side and
went all the way for the
score. Baker ran the eoflyey.
aion to make the score 7.0.
The seniors tallied for their
second TD late in the second
period, moving 71 yards jr
six play.. Harmon felled up
45 yards In the drive and
Jtsker rsrri.l for 12. )tnrrnon
went the final 2$ for the
score and Baker once again
made the conversion.
The varsity came back in
the second halt, but were un.
able to mount a •ucceuful
drive. The aggressive play of
seniors Jody Toole, John An
gel, and Larry Chubb helped
bottle up the varsity offense.
Fullback Paul Lambert was
the top gainer for Copeland
with 42 yards, in 0 aerries.
The varsity taunt to enni.
picte a pass against defend.
era Baker soil Smith. miss.
log out the three aerial..
The varsity defense hell
the seniors scoreless after
the intermission, stopping at
drive at their own 10 in the
final minutes. An 18 yard
romp by Lambert put the
varsity In scoring position,
but the time ran out on the
underclassmen.
The Cold team trimphed
10.0 over the White squad in
the junior varsity intra..quad
game prior to the featured
contest. Dennis Garrett pick.
ed up 139 yard, rushing, 4$
pass receiving, and a pair of
touchdowns for the Cold team,
I)ayId Yul.ang scored the
third touchdown for the Gold
team.

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elk., the first.half king,
bombed CPO, 13.1, Saturday
to even their record at 1.1.
David Ycicnlk was the winn
ing pitcher and got two bita
for Elk..
Kiwanis also upped its mark
to 1.1 with a 8.2 win over Re.
tary. Kiwanis scored five
times in the first inning and
then Joe Pauline coasted home
with the mound victory.
in Little American play,
Ford was defeated by the
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By Bob Thomas
ford cracked In for the point
The Maroons struck for after.
touchdowns in the first and Outstanding for the Ma
fourth periods and defeated roon team was Norris Robinthe Whites by a score of 130 son, a transfer halfback who
In the Croom. High spring was very Impressive on
football intra.squsd game running and pass receiving.
Friday, at Crooms Athletic lie picked up 75 yards rushField.
ing and received four paces.
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The two teams played on itT; Joseph Overstreet, G;
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for Vernell Ellzy, and went Jackson, B; and Anthony
33 yards for the score. Al. Brown, B.
led
The White team
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nard Davis.
outstandGeorge Gordon,
ing member of the junior varsity last season rushed for 103
yards behind the blocking of
Vernell Ellzy and David lien.
derson.
ef Johnny Kelm of the Casselberry Indians hurled a no.
hitter Friday night over the
Altamonte Senators to give
hi,teamnal.OvktoryinScmi.
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Cooper Field in Ca.silberry.
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record. Kelm was pitching for
Torrid Tony Lema, sudden.
the first time in his young
all-star ly among the top ten money
c3rcer, Its
shortstop last season. Keim winners on the $9414 PGA golf
fanned five batters and held tour, today had his mind on
the Senators hitless In the six auto racing after he won the
frames.
Oklahoma City Open with a
The Indiana matte only three sizzling 17under.par 271 and
hits in the contest, singles by six-stroke margin, both recHeim. Tn'y t,onsr,I soil artli.
Lema, who missed by one
Skip Letters.
Pirates won stroke tying the tour record
The Forest
their fifth game against two for the low IS-hole Score of
losses with a 7-8 decision over 131, so completely dominated
North Orlando on Saturday. the final round with a 65 SunTom Curt was the winning
that young Tom Weiepitcher. lIe also rapped a kopf's par 72 anti Masters
home run. Losing pitcher Cal- champion Jack Nicklaus' 71
vin Stephenson allowed the looked almost bad.
Pirates only two bits in the
The 32-year-old L.ms, who
contest and rapped three safe. said he was a "bug" about
cars, left Sunday night for the
ties himself.
'In Senior League play, Al- Indianapolis 500-mile race.
Weiskopf, the former Ohio
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belted round
monte's Bruce Stuart
Nicklaus, charging into Cona: long home run. However,
the Indians came back in the tention with , 7-under-par 65
bottom of the Inning to tie the Saturday, had four bogeys
score on £ borne run by Mark Sunday and finished eight
strokes back of Lema in third
Dowell.
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with his home run, while his Weiskopf.
Johnny PoLt, whose record
brother Torn, rapped three sintying 8-wider.-par 64 Thursgles.
day helped him lead the first
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Jim Gentile led off the Inning for
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11th inning for Houston with the Senators managed off Brunet as the Tigers dropped
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Santo, whose three - run
Py now $Iswart
Oviedo award for the mosf the Chicago Cubs, is not conHerald sperm Writer
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valuable football player*
Oviedo high school varsity Read basketball coach Pta. teammates but his fierce urday provided Chicago with
athletes received their se.
competitive desire and inspir- an I-S victory over the
wards Friday night for their for recognized the sight bas- ational impact have mad* Brave., connected for his
fine sports year In the 1115. ketball lettermen, presented him an ideal man for the job, ninth home run on a 3-2 pitch
H school season. The all. his two guards—Billy MikIer 'He's my type of ballplay- from Billy O'Dell leading off
sports banquet was held In and Bobby Stewart with the er," declares the Lip, and no the 10th.
Rookie 0111. Brown, who
the school's caf eteria.
most outstanding offensive
Is likely to dispute him
tied
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after
Santo
poled
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and
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awards,
before
After the crowd en$oyed a
fine steak dinner, quest speak. Mrs. Jimmy Jones awarded came-winning homer in as scoring single In the eighth, :
at James D. Landrum, assist. Mike Partin the Jones Award many days Sunday to give singled across Jim Ray Hart
t football coach at George for the basketball team's most the Cuba an inspirational 3-2 with the winning run in the
victory over the Atlanta 10th for the Giants. Hart hit
Tech, gave an excellent talk valuable player.
his 12th home run and Willie
on the fact that the older ath. Track coach Bill Spoon, re- Braves In 10 innings.
Elesewh.re in the senior Mays his 11th for San Fran.
ktes should set a good exam. cognized his lettermen In track
pie for the younger students. and presented the outstanding circuit, San Francisco in. deco.
Pinch-hitter Bob Taylor
Sanford Herald sports editor runner award to sophomore creased its lead to 2% games
Sam Stanley started the pro. taller Roy Johnson and the by edging Philadelphia 13-5 In doubled home a pair of runs
then scored
sentatlon of awards by recog- most outstanding field man a- 10 Innings, New York upend- In the ninth
nizing the members of the all. ward to sophomore Jim Harp- ed Los Angeles 7-6, Houston the winning run on Roy Menipped Pittsburgh 3-2 In 11 Mullan's single as the Mets
county football and basketball er.
teams. He then presented 811. Coach Paul Silkier, head stanzas and St. Louis atop. rallied for their victory
against reliever Ron Perrano.
17 Milder with a plaque for baseball coach, followed with ped Cincinnati 3.2 In 10
In the American league, ski. Los Angeles had taken
being Seminole County's back the baseball awards, presentof the year and presented Dick ing Jim harper and Billy Silk- Minneota stopped first place
Prater the Herald's county ier with the most outstanding Cleveland twice, 6-1, and 1-0.
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Head football coach Bill ward.
Sp000ne recognized the foot. Tim Colbert was then pvc
ball lettermen and gave spa. seutted the Andrew Duds and
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Andy Mikier received the best ad by Jim Colbert.
lineman award and junior The tennis team and cheerAMERICAN LEAGUE
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$'/s Os, twill in khaki, blue I grey. Long
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sloes 36 to 46.

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blush. It can't bump Its hold
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snatch
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purchasi ng an
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According
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of. lumni association at the
flcers were siven and now a
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been paying atteatlon IQ
Burch Cornelius, Mrs. Mil.
its work and before it bad
dred
Stemper.
Mrs.
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41111S. 1%IARY OYLER. left. was hostess to a recent bridal luncheon and '
shower in the Ilanquet floorn of the Trophy Lounge honoring Airs. Kenmmith Poff. Shown With the host
are \Irq Robert Wntqon, mother of
t)it gmiet of honor; Mrs. l'off, honoree; and Mrs. Don Soderblom, U
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Mrs. Art Boulerice returned Bertha Hunter, and Sunday
Sunday after having spent they visited many of the ne
three days at a state bowlin g phews and nieces after having
meet in Sarasota Mr. Soule- gone to church there in the
rice attended &amp; bowling meet morning.

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an's Club held the final lunch- officer, a4 she named each anl
, Mrs. Nick I1feifauf, press ey. Mrs. Ella Perry and Miss
of the YC3r and i ncw officer a member of th~- ; Mri. Matthews presented a
Installation f officer s t Jim '' bjht " family, dependabsi- nnl1 gift t each retiring of. Vada Stoffer, at the door.
Mrs. Jimmie Wade had the
Spencer's Restaurant. Chair- ity. availability, etc.
ficer. on behalf of the depart.
he lobster luncheon
Mr3. W. L. Kirk was Install., ment, the new chairman, Airs. lucky napkin with a roso Mo.
as- cd as .pew chairman and Kirk presented Mrs. Mat tif
Kenneth
sited by Mrs. It. If. Fortner. others who will serve uith her the%4s uith a silver tray in ap. i, floral arrangement of red
(th
SIrs Douglas Stenstrom and are Mrs. A () Rohert vice , prteiit on for her two years
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chairman; Mrs. Wade Shealy, oI
caled leadership.
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Wirs
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business
session
and
was made more interesting Ifolticlaw, treasurer; Mrs. A.! Stens1rom anti 5irs.
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*:niain topic of discussion was

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partment of the Sanford Worn.I tiring chairman 3nd initalling .Mri. Kenneth Wing. pro-ram, three guests, Mrs. Sue Mack. selves and told a few Inter~

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wanted merchandise from every
all month, and reduced
Pricol for a fast sell outi Hurry
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spent several winters here
nic Mrs. Ruth Slagenhelmer, the home of Mr. and Mfs. borrowed from the Orient a take them that brought the@
and I together."
Robert L. Cox and a many ntury or so later.
ne
ers
"if thou wilt needs marry, "That's gassy, daddy," cii..
friends in thU area.
the di
marry a fool; ten wise m en the bride of '66, watuslng in
f the neighborhood
Sunday afternoon with a get- Mrs. Bess Jones and grand. know well enough what Mon- her Carnaby Street wedding
together celebrating St r a . son, Clint, attended the house. store YOU make of them." said I town. "What's It mean?"
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treatment for silk is based ca
the use of blocked urethane
resins. ow why didn t thy
think of that sooner.

corsage and citation In
green and gold for her leader-

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live either outside central cellar, and you live in a house
lassie.
the symbol of pit-n- an
The tealing of the secret
t
out
hint as they
think ththat Mr. Bierce water supplies or in commun. without a basement or In an pals for the past year provid.
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th at do not fluoride the ir apartment, don't despair. An ed a great deal of merriment
it small,
ailed ther
electric portable cellar
ake of %nit. water and flour. sPY - . - oh yes, anti
that for the club members.
t The maximum benefit from stores wine at the right tem
%Se wedded men iio in forget to pa the minister,
this method of get ting fluor perature and in the Ideal mob
sorrow in
and
ears," wrot• tip the waiters, give your Ides is derived when It Is turecontrolled atmosphere is
Chaucer
13S5.
attendant.,
something nice, given from birth through eight on the market, says Interna.
"Oh Sam, stop cluntinir anti call
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wrinkles when home washed
and tumble dried, as you probAbly know all too well. Tex.
tile World says that the ne%w

the Anchor Club Creed.
Mrs. Burney was presented

or ten Years of age. the doe. tional Mansgement.
kiss me toeii thebriale of Iii take another short tots
noted However,
there The aig, vibratlonless
the Middle Ages. She carried scotch."
was a noticeable red uction in chest is three feet tall, weighs
the wheat taasiea and wore
Today, things hung as decay in first teeth after only iso
pounds, and holds 30 bat.
other. In her hair. Village they are, an acc.ptable wed.
months of use, and in per- ties at a controll ed tem pe ra.
girls threw grains of It at ding can he anything from manent teeth
after is months. lure. And this solution te your
the couple as tb.7 ran from holy to a-go.go, or both. But
Personals
problem Is all yours for only
the church.
there's still t h e marriage,
Gray discoloration of fabrics $as. Too much? Would you
The
wed
di
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by
now
and,
a; on. of the most tam. is often caused by a buildup believe th
By Mrs. Ritchie Harris
lunch at Polk City and on to In Cocoa and Titusville Frle solution to your
had been shortened to mod- ous English proverbs goos: of detergent.
Mr. and Mrs. Lce Ludlow visit Mr. and Mrs. Howard day.
It's sOmstimts problem Is an eight-battle
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A
dozen
years
"When a couple are newly possible to return the fabric wine rack
and children accompanied Mr. Williams at Thomtosassa. The
for $10?
and Mrs. Leonard Davis Sun. Williamses have a large poul- Friends will regret to loam later, the wheat would be bait. married, th e first month is to its original white by wash.
ed
into
thin
dry
blocults
and
honeymoon,
or
smick-smack;
day on a trip to liok Singing try farm there and thty gave of the des h recenty 0
Ing the clothes in warm or hot
t$
broken over the bride's head. th. second Is hither and thlt. water and a cup of Caigon
Tower and the Great Master. each of the children sma
. ll C. H. Baldw in at her home
The Practice of throwing her; the third Is thwlck- water conditioner. Don't add
Piece at Lake Wales. After eggs for souvenirs.
In Utica, N. Y. Mrs. Baldwin

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Ing. Normally, silk Is ex,

bership of the Anchor Club
was also the guests of the
Pilot Club for refreshments.
Airs. Williams, now Pilot
president, installed the new

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without shrinking or wrink!.

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she Ru"eyed the newest fad her who took the vitamin
- a huge wedding cake. tow- alone, without the fluoride,
@flng under a cost of almond and here Is what the doctors
found: In the first group toere
paste.
A few centuries later, the
The wedding guests were was a reduction in dental
Roman
ertullian, pe rhaps content with tossing a vane, caries (decay) of 63 per cent
Per
after pondering the New ty of liquer Into themselves In first tee th, an 0
Testament's advice, comment.
"They stood before the at. cent In permanent teeth.
The doctors wrote In a to.
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Guests of the club were
Mrs. Nancy Brock and Mrs.

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Hit Is better to marry on which th.I fat was frkd,
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to
provide
an
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Charles Redman. Allen Ruth,

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Silk, which has become a
forgotten fabric since the ad.
vent of man-made easy care
materials, is about to stage a
comeback - thanks to re.

Westgate, Mrs. Shirley Secord

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George Kelly and Ann Hayes. .%Ijssel imif*r Thompson,

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a chemical treatment that

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A reception and refresh.
MOnts will follow the recital
with the public cordially In.

many, Socrates answered:
guests threw cakes
now teeth by giving the youngsters Mrs. Williams and
the other Iamb,rtsoa, recordin g ucue
Whkhever you do you will small rectangular missiles - daily dose* of a vitamin-fluor. new officers of the club.
Mrs. tary, and Mrs.
Airs. Richard Conn, repent ft."
Sue Stevenson,
made of eggs, milk, sugar, Ide combination.
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In 400 D.C.. when asked man and when they crossed fluoridated water supply may
Mrs. Joel Field, a
hind their daughters whether or not a man should the threshhold, w a d (I I n r now protoct their children's member of the club, installed second vice president; Lida
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from left, are Connie many was added to the Un"Few," answered the Eliza. severe vomiting-call a doctor Mrs. Clay Williams was in. "Broaden th e Beam of .
Colvin, Linda Wilson, Ion of social compromises
stalled as president of the Pilot Light.,,
Linda Conn, Sherry that make up civilization, men bethan bride who always at once,
Sanford
Pilot Club at its din. O
lute, Evelyn Fehrman have doubted their own san• caught a cold at Us. Old Vie
th er officers Installed
r.
Families living In commu- ncr meeting held at the Civic
Mrs Harry Boone first vie.
anyway. Shis already had her nitles that do not bay@ 81 Center on Tuesday.

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tion was held Friday evening May 20. She at.
talned a 4.0 average for the first semester. Dur.
Ing Honors Day at the college, Miss Cleveland
ed the outitAnding Sectarial Sclenc
student and also received the runner up award

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torn photo, seated
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1965.66. She was graduated from Cox High

Proverbs A nd Customs
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Other Invited guests Includ.

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VIRGINIA (Ginger) Cle"Ind, daughter of
Cdr. and Biro. J. S. Cleveland, w" honored at'
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Medical Association (ANA)
offers some clues that may
be of help In deciding:
-If tM sick person Is sudf.
faring Scutt, perslatent Palo
the doctor should be called at
once.

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assoed cold mea and sal. brides cake.
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moth. eaqulsite orchid corsage. Mrs. Chester Fit zpa tr ic k, George cheil, A. X. Park, Bin Ye.
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Pail also received many love.
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Awards Day ceremonies. From left are Steven Leach, Lamar Oxford,

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Other new officers Include
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lieutenant;
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Seminole High School Band after annual banquet and awards presenta.
tione. From left are Steven Leach, best musician; Mary Jane Byrnes,
moat Improved twfrler;. Gay Echols, beat twirler and Karl Uouman, most
Improved bandsman.
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Awards Day by national organizations. history award medal to Steven
Leach from the Daughters of the American Revolution; medal to Tracy
Thompson from the United Daughters of the Confederacy and leadership
award to Lamar Oxford from the Woodmen of the World.
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at Seminole High School. Michael Gibson, (left)
received Sentinal.Stitr award for best essay in
English, while brother Gary Gibson received
Future Farmer-Farm Bureau scholarship to
Seninole Junior College. Gary is president of
the Seminole High School Future Farmers of
America Chapter. Mike Is reporter for the FFA.

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LEROY NOIPER, (It'll.) was winner of the Civitan 1•;ssny contest on
the subject of Citizenship, while James harks, student body president
and James Dodson, senior class president were honored with leadership
awards ti t annual Seminole High School Awards Day ceremonies.
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presented by Mrs. Juno SVnm, director of Girl's
Athletic Association at Awards Day.
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OUTSTANDING SERVICE to their school was rewarded when service
Lewis, top member of drafting design technoio.
medals were presented by Principal Andrew Bracken to the.e six stu.gy class at Seminole High School. Award Is

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facturers, at school Awards Day ceremonies.
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JAYCEE LEADERSHIP AWARDS went to
Kathy Westbrook and James Barks at Awards
Day ceremonies held at Seminole Iligh School.

James Rowe, president-elect of Jaycees made
the preseptatloas,
Herald Photo)

of that err.

lain platted but unopened
street on the want side of Lot

of State Road 400
Sb) The Part of those car.
tam
platted but
unopened
streets on the east •I4e of Lot

55 of Plat of St. Joseph as re
corded in Plat Ilnok I. Pate
SiI.tt,t4OW Well., rump. a Ill. Public Records of Semi
Sprinklers, Jerry Lord. 313- not* County, Florida, and the
1714.
west die of Biocks I. I and T.
of Town of Monroe as recorded
WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS In Plat hook I, Page 1?, PubIPRINICI.E* 5YIT*M
Ii Record. of Femlnole (.*nun.
All Typic and Ilsu
ty, Florida, which lie. south
We *epes and 5.rvies
of thi, right of way of State
ITIN C
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Machis, and Supply Ca.
Sc) The portions of those
III W. $•4 It
535-8835 certain nIete4 k..•
ft a#41
streets
which
II. between
Blocks S and I, and which II.
between Lot. 8 and 7 of Town
of Monroe a. recorded I Flat
The V.u,* of the C...*y Book I, late 17, PublIc He.
i. 5.mia.l. County. ric,. cords of Seminole County,
to P,.b.t.,
Florida,
Poe EsesSe of
(4) The portions of those
certain platt..i but unopened
..P1I BROWN DOUGLAS
Deceased. streets
which
h, between
All Cr.dfte,s and Pore... Block. 4 and 5, and which lie
lag Claim. or Deasads between Block. I and •, of
IsiS laid l.tt.i
Town of Monroe aa r.cor.Ied in
u and each cf you are Plat hook I, Page 57, Public
by notified and required Records of Seminole County
,r•eent any claims and 4.. Florida. except any part there.
4o which you, or either of of in the right of way of State
may have against the Road 400 or inthe right at way
to of RALPH BROWN of Monroe Road.
IGLAS, deceased, late of
A public hearing on this sp.
County. to the County plication will be held before
to of Seminole County, he Board of County Commias.
Ida, at his office In the loners of Seminole County In
A house at said County at he
County
CommIssionersford. Florida, within sin Chamb.rs.
Seminole County
ndar month* from the time Courthouse, Sanford. Florida,
he first publication of this MIN the 14th day of June, tIll,
to. Two copies of sack beginning at 11:00 O'clock a. a.
n or demand shall be in At this hearing. the Board of
tag, and shall state the County Commissioner, shall
e of residence and post of- ronsljer said application and
address of the claimant, act upon the adoption • $
shall be sworn to by the resolution for the clnsIng vs.
nant, his agent or attorney tating and abandoning of eail
accompanied by a tiling treets.
of one dollar and such
All Interested person, shall
n or demand not so flied be governed accordingly,
I be roil.
WITNESS our hands and esal
hIs 24th day of May, A. D.
1.1 A. Edwin Ihinholser
As administrator of th
III.
Estate of
BOARD OF COUNTY COlt,
RALPH BROWN DOUGLAS
MIUIONng OP smut.
Deceased
NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
holier S Logan
fly:
John Alexander
I Federal Building
An Chairman
ord. Florida
rneys for Administrator
Is: Arthur H. Bockwith, Jr.
lab May ii, fl so a June 4. Clerk
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1584- 2011 Ft., N1\V MOfl"
liut,Iie h.'nie. ..,U i
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carpet. Tilte u t' ty fli.'titI. .1
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133.5181
and. of Jobs open. Export:140 Hiawathaas 1 1.55 ______________________________
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usually
SPECIAl,
H.tItGAIN
Grammar school sufficient
NEF.D$ a little Paint and pal'
fur many jObe. FIlES infor- 90. Lots For Sale
Ish but wow what a buyl 4
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Br., 3 h,ath. c,Ii,enient eon.
Write TODAY
,i,lre,tietits
hOMESiTE
LOTS
tt.r Io'ttion, 'Ity water S
ivl,,g name and address. LOCh .%llitoit: Lovely Country
.I.ep we ll. hang. room., Ian.
l.intulu Service, Ills Ill, dO
setting, hr*vlly treed, .,verage,
pall,. A m,-re attrss.
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looking Mayfair golf course.

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LAKE MARY: Beautiful site.
overlooking b oth lug S Lit.
II. Lake Marya'. 111gb ott a
hill. $5000.

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bath. Large Carporto.
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site porch.s near hospital
111 h.itba. ee to allpr.'.st,
Newly 4.corsted. suitable for
Ph. 3:2.4)30.
retired couple. i'Pi. 122-4711.
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titles forn. specially suited
for retired people. Ideally
located downtown. Inqelra
at ia"h.on's Dept. Store.
Ill K. 'si St., Sanford.

$fl'urn Apt
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lights &amp; garage turn, $12.
1744.

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tint,, istilitle. furnished. 3,J.
7432 .'r 311.5033.
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lions. We're en-lied because
ASSUME BALANCE
this boise Is prlr..i for 41014k
SALE at $7,I00. Terms good. 1140 DETltOlTr.fl 31 a Ii
$ Ddrrn., front KItchen $54.52
Thats right, only $7,500. Call
MO.
now.

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CAI.LIIART StEAl. ESTATE 1)45 P.ICI3MAKI3R
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CAI.L. DAY OIL 741011?
i Bdra.. front Kitchen 143
School not raquir..t. lfl%t
MO.
X.ypunch. Cashiers. NIX
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A Multiple Listing Realtor
$ 1101135., 3 bath with Yin,.
Recepilonlsts, and Dank Tell- 333-3420
Ida room, mod.fnKItchen
3341 PAtti. DRIVE
en,. Train now, pay liter.
qulpm.ni, extra large ill. IllS STATLER It a II
hlirm. '4 bath 10.15 era
HUNTING CAMP SITES
C.tMIIIER TRAINING INSTIlily room. Ju.t s.auma hal('OIINTRT!
flI'Elt
ante morlgig. * ii,,,. In,
Tt'TE, 1 N. Orange, Suite 502.
IN PA itIllN(2TON Wild Life
Close to shopping center S lilt *TATI.Efl 10 . 11
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Orlando. 241-174).
11dm . with ,tl.i,w ill_I' A
nlanag,nlent. $10 ,Iuwtl. ItO
schools,
central air coalitIon
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M ARRIED MAN 50 to 50, phone
month. I. F. Batten, lbs it.
mo.
and car, desiring part time
Sanford. 832.1510 or 332'
work, Average $3 per h.,tr.
4440.
a.. tj. For Rentals
15*0 PACEMAKER 50 a in
Call Orlando, 423-2135 for
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Days 121.7174
3 firm., front kitchen $11.15
Information. Harvey M'Ev- 95
houses
Sale
Nights.W.ekend. 323-4416
tao.
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Brush Co.
ASSUME Mortgage; 2 nrt, I I lilt, very clean. rto.. Ia, 1*45 PACI3MAKI3II SI a it
bath. Ill per mo, kitchen
Jlrnm Cowan. 5*1.4111.
1 lld, front Dining room
DEDICATED CHRISTIAN man
equippe d. $2,000 equity al.
171.1$ ma.
who is active in
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Trade
realy
322.4014.
your
trailer
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home. $51 ma. Everythiag 1)11 REGAL 11 z II
17.000 to 110.000 fIrst year.
L M N Enterprise., Ini.
FRA - VA HOMES
I fldrm. front Living room
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111-1511
$73.57 mn
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me: Paul van Antw.npen. 23
west Madison St , rhlc,gv..
2 flY,IHUHI%$, P'la. room, Cii
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ill
home in enuintry Club Manor. 3 tl.Irrn. front Kitchen
$34 Ii
Assume mortgage payments,
SENIOR Citlsen, to wø t k
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Lenated Throughout County
us per mo. Call H2.Il$7.
nll,ls every other w.ek. at
3-8 58.-I-I *5-5 laths
Service StatIon. Someone
ills PAC)1MA)CE Ii a 10
some Kitchen Equipped
Social Security. No other
S 0mm. Early American $55 *5'
Payments I.c.c Than Rest
$13,001
to
home
n.e,i apply. tee Al 1)aw.on,
f3?
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To Inspect. Call
only $4,714. I.Ivable S story,
Imperial S.rvl'e Station, In
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(instate
S Hwy. 48, San.
4 i
places, floor furnace, large
ford.
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10-WIDES
porch,
50 a II? it. lot with.
222-2420
*111 Park Drive
in walking distance of town.
72. Female Help Wanted
REASONABLE
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Only $118 down S take up
payments $18.13.
-ItVOISTEILED or Lie en sel
GOVERNMENT OWNED
MOBILE
Pleasant
practical Nurse..
ill)M135
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2-3.4 BItS., I-S BATHS
LEMON fluff, I hug. room
ful new nursing S retirement
hwy 17.12 " Sanford
with fireplace, bunk bets
lime. Also o pen I a g for
332.2143
etc. NIce kitchen, bath anl
Nurse's Aide, experience pne.
. S. 1
dressing room. Also •creen'
Call Deflary Manor, *s*i Park Drive O'fice 355-SIll

Stenstrorri Realty

SAULS AGENCY

For

$100 Down

HURRY! PROFIT!

Stenstrom Realty

CLOSE OUT ON ALL

MAKE A
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QUALITY
WEEK - END RETREAT
HOMES,

$100 Down

Jun Hunt Realty

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oI:NERAI, house work lion. BY OWNER: Three bedroom,
thru Fil, S to I. Have own
2% bath; central air &amp; heat;
transportation, 1.0 fl g wool
car garage, $33,100. IOU)
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area. Ph. TE 5.4410 after S
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APPA3SER
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MAIDi-N. Y. To $71 wk. 812151 I BIt., Cl home, Kitchen equip.
REFERENCES. TOP 2001
pad. Blinds S Drape.. $21- ASSUME Pymte., I Br., 1 bath,
qrieKl.Y
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Flits: YFNT
U*saland. III Oakland Ave,
I1AV.A-MAIt). 4 fll)lfl) IT,
s*i-etse.
LOUT
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GREAT NECK. N.
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CIi itIitTltN certIli.t tea.'her
for Kln'i.ngnrten in So. Hem,
MAYFAIRI $ large Bdrtn., 2%
County Must be of Ilaptist
baths, family room, double
faith. ('all *25.311? or 52$'
tarage. cornerlot.332.0310.
- YiI'I.l. be rewarded with good
JOIIi4 OPEN NOW
houses For Rent
lennt it you'll rent us your •
KIltS WIlI1.1 you lean, 111th
lire. 2 or 4 be..ln,,nin home.
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sch ool not r.quir.'l
Must be close-In ant in nice NEW FOIlS House. Adults
Ca,hier.. I'BX
Keypunch.
only. 1.11. 1 baths For 4
neighborhood. Phone Bob Al.
Receptionists. and 5511k Tell.
months. 223.4733.
eganuter, *25-2I11 day or 112.
are. Train now. pay Icier
5053 nights.
CAliiElt TitAINING IN5TI' ____________________________ YiTiiNlShllcn Cottage. 531.1117
TtirI3, i N llranve. Suite $03 iiv obt'NPII: Ihidrrn. Ihaulas.
OrlanIn. 541-414'
central boat &amp; air, built-in ltn'.'K NSA I'IRRi $ IIdrm. I
bel'i ltanch. fruit trees. Is
dec. Kitchen. $714) Ouwn,
'14', .4ituatlon
$al5is rii.
I)?. Call collect
1101 MO. to ivalifted bui'.r
2-TOS-437.S3i?, Ills per me.
--------_.-I'S Sfl.0i38.
YARDS OR Smtil lets to mow,
ATTRACTIVE 3 Br.. 2 Stalls, C SIltj LAUREL, AVE.. I tars.
)3.iglng &amp; Trimalill
Furs. $41 me. 111-1114.
III lietsse. P. Pinscrest. Kit
1043
4482 daytime, or 211.0*21 at
no down payment.
ten I p. m.
Assume
VA Loan. *23-4335.
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UNriJltN. 1 111%., 1% baths, It.
77.A.......Situs$Ion
tractive and in tool conji'
lion, OhIO Also I lift turn.
t.Iu..$ horn, with rentral air
._and fenced backyard, IllS.
5(1(115 schi ) el Graduate slaking IVII.I. C"n.iI.r exchange of
l'iil or atop by
Capable in ShortII.'Iro.,m house with extra
position.
large living ,,,om for small. STENSTROM REALTY
hail. Typing S FIllig, I'irt
or horn, or linus. Trailer.
or
full time or any other
miss Park Drive, Tel. I'S.
will I. iccipt..I. .1 W. II.sii ltsalty,
,...tjo.i
44 l"r.nrh
2434
JlINIT.I t(iiIII It. P.O. Dot
Ave. Ph 337-3841 or *22- -- - --.-.-.-__- 1333 evening..
hI.. 5)3, ovi.do. Phi. 1I$.36
7413W 5 HIt. floae. $ balks
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332.0431.
WILL .1 see t Coastruetia. , * lIlt • I BATH Ravenna
n
Park ___________________________
540 1 l)own, assume part, of 5 1301134., 3 lath, unturs.,
work of ann type. GAIlY
Overslreet,
Itt 34 p.r inn Cltr.tn link
'
ISSIITI!, 15 44
Stove, Itefrig A ,Irees,r.
tenc?4 back yard. 133-2310.
L..atigw.3, lhi')J14.
Pinecresl Area, $131, 53I-176I,

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REWARD

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Wanted

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195

iII1IVENNA PARK

Wanted

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HEMPHILL1
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FORD

MUSTANG COUPE

289 V-S engine, four spud
transmission, spotless black
•sterior with black buckst

seats. This one Is In fine
mechanical condiflon.

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12095

THE HOME OF SAFETY CHECKED USED CARS

IC Kj "WI Core

About You... We Core About Your

1501 W. FIRST ST.

Cycles

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11115. AI'1'., 517 W. 12th. Ph.

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Inc.

C. A WIIiL)DON, SR

Senkarik Glass and PaInt
Company

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shale,, t.rrallt fln,ns A tile
bath. Call Inlala liter

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2 liii. liutilex Apt
L.A%E MARY. on lake. 1-bed. UNFUIIN.
V.
kit. •4Ilppet,
room., $ baths. central air
eenditlonisg. Ill-IllS,

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106.

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Wanted

INSTALLED

COMMODORE
APARTMENTS

log, shorthand S baby all.
*22-5815
TIsI.
tins. Can be contacted any. I BORM.. * lath, Nice Lot.
time. WILLIE MAE WRIGht?
1*1* Patnuna, 522.10*1,
PURN. I BR house, 185.113* t.r.AVINf) TOWN: I Ti irni
17. 1303 W. 12th lit.. 3fl.3315.
Trailer. *1 I D gnol '05*
after 2.
3*11 U49110114. l'snc..test
2 BORM.. I bath, assume pay.

Stemper Agency

AUTO GLASS

runs. Art., liCe Wethosvllle.

S BEDROOM, unturn. $10 me. I $01124. so it a IS' wile Trail.
2412 Steyens, 2.3l5.
er. Wall to wall carpet, air
eonhtttonel, cAmp. turn. $0
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rash _
1 S $ BR houses
a take over pyrn?. 33

Business Prop.

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Automotive Service

It.%lltet
lU. rate* no r..ntal trill.
en, nice lois
arnall.r
trailer.. (lii Trat;.r for sal.
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'I _ 312.1181

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Pay. summer work,
mints, 110 Mayfair Circle.
COMPLETELY Turn. Houses,
hours don't count, intelligent,
3437
physically alert. Male, going ASSUME mortgage S lit., 2
So college, can supply excel.
bath on Ink. Dot in Sunlsnil $ BORM. liou,e, turn, or onlint recommendatIons front
8*2 per mu. Including Sane.
turn, 532.ssas,
previous
Job..
JOhN
T.
&amp; Insurance. l'h. 321.1111.
STt3.ltT 15, 171 HermIt. i'd.
UNrURNiSlii':D
Altamonte. $3$-2H7.
.
2 fortH.. 2 bath, central air CLEAN 2 S S Bedrooms, kitii
then equipped from $41 to
screened in perch, fenced I.
$145. Also P51* to Service
y ard. S
garage. $15.5oIS
82.
• Sal.
personnel S VA to Civilians.
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t.r Ip. a.
ZZME
SEI1V1CK Station for sale, inVVRNIFHED
BIG
SAVING
ON
tersectlo 17-40 Halfway be
et..taav HOME
I BEDROOM. 1 Bath, $81 to III
tween
ticytonit S Silver
would you expect to
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Springs No rant, No light WHAT
pay for a modern, wel l-604bill. Contact W. I. .lis.kin,.
structed block home on an A Multiple Listing Realtor
741.57)5 or 745-2114 DeLand.
attractive, elevated lakeview APPAIIEII
u'sttnon
lot; a horns with $ good. 535.451 1
Ill) S. French
83 Real 4 Estate
sised bedrooms, $ baths duct. _____________________________
•
.4 for central heat S air. LARK MARY- Country Club
big
en with built-in
Road, Nearly new 2 11mm.
range S plenty of cabinets,
l bath home. Call 32:.:?3
all In perfect condition?
.
LISTINGS
Your guess was probably S DORM. FURS. house 1'.'i inn
IIAVI. Customers for furnsh.
ad and unturnished rental., much higher than the Ill,- 121-0741. Inquire at 810 W.
100 pnI,'. sf this beautiful
5th.
Li5t Y11111 rents,, with hue
home. Can be bought with
soeclall,ts.
1.115%. HOME, 2308 %itiun,,lia
s st
down payment.
Ave.
ii i'Inerr.t
Close
2141 Park Drive. or Tel. 3::School. Kit. equipped. 271.
2420
33??.

120.

SA'ICATION: Within Gia City
limits Sanford hn4.,t
nt,
,,
the north by CommercIal *10MspnoliaPh. t!?.4a33
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aired; on the east by San.
ford Avenue ; on he south 21. Scooters &amp;
by 5th Street; and on the ______________________
west by holly Menu..
LAMIIRF.TTA,
Good Condition.
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AMOUNT: 1100 square feet of 332-4553.
FURNIShED - I1NFURNTSHEO
net usable office apace.
-Ph. Resident Sir.
*23-1140 flEQt'ln:n: .t t4''n,tiiinntng. DA'I S NITE t lurch want ads
a44.,l.tAt-I. •411 nn cut i'uhll,'
work for as little as lie a
Parking facilities in the ridl'urn. apt. close Ia. Jimmy Co.
da'?
wan. 313-40l1.
SEItVICKS
All e.r%ie.s, in.
clu,iing utilities required.
ClEAN P'tirfl. downstairs Apt.
TKItM: t) Ipancy by tit. tIneAdults, 222.1114.
ern,n.nt September 1, 2554.
lflhtii teFfli of i..t.. cii,
si, l•:,
Furn. 5 room Apt.,
)e.at* with tlo,rrnni,,,,t hav e
yerd. 322.6303.
,
log option In renew for an
-_ -------- -- WKI.AKt AI'AR'I'METSTI Ill additional three year period
tar
W. )lr.t it.
no SQ days written notic'a and
;
,,!7
;7!r
right to cancel In whole of
part on 80 days written
4
lice effective on or after
.
August 31. III).
PROPOSALS:
Are •niieii.4
from all Interested parties to
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10". Mobil. Homes Sale 106. Apartments for Rent
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AKUB COUNTIIT flOUR
Acre, $15 as pay's.
M $ Enterprises, Isa.

&amp; Cycles

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U S. GOVERNMEN'f
WANTS TO LEASE
SPACE IN SANFORD,
FLORIDA

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appreciate a call for any type $5. Houses
of work. RICHARD A. Tir.

Rooms

113. Wanted To Rent

of

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121 Scooters

LAflOH I lldrm. Porn. Apt.. 1550 CO 3trT
5'elIent eon It
VQPA MOTOR IC(OTF.n5
close to
Adults only.
tion. (81.4331 after S p. In.
JAWA MOTOR CYCLES
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Call 1*3-)02.
S AREINS LAWN.
AtS'rt?lIEAI.Y 1)10 •Icel
iotVEfls
lent coal • 2 tops. s4in S I.E%Vi C.tLtS S SERVICE
APi'S. S ROOMS, clean, all
heater. Call 533.4240 after 2117 W. Country Club Road
utilities, adults. Prairie
I10 P. a.
Court, 410 Hwy. 17.12, Fern ___________________
Phone 222.7125
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Park.
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I)
OLflShtOfllI.E I, ressoi.
VESPA
'13. 121 e. •seellent
at-I., good tire., good tOni.
condition. Ph. $fl-4I11.
108.
For
log cond. 333.1111.
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MiCfl('t,fly. $ 100 Equity or
CLEAN. Quiet reams or ass.
Iats &amp; maters
take up pymt. of *34 p.r Iii MagnolIa. 532.0710.
month. Dan Bentley Jr. 122ALUMINUM Runabout. TrIIIe4
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•.lnhnsnn Motor. extra prose
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riein, goad Seal. $452, $55.'

123.

Awelin

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S DORM., 1% BATH. lice.
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ily room. Also utility build'
PLACEMENT ASfISTA?ICE
SM.%I.T. tile,I farm, with nice
Ins.
Available
Julie
let.,
too&amp;
Wall To Vall Carpet
Vi.It or Call 341-474)
usable burn,, on paved road.
teal Estate
Sales-Itental,
Adams
Ave.
I
S
4
noon,
fun,
CASHIER TRAINING
newly do.
Terms.
so, W . lot DL
Ph. 131.4513
curat.,l.
,
INSTITUTE
I
NICELY rurnishsd S Br. A
I N. Orange. nulte $12
Fla . Room, air conditioner,
11013)111? A. WILLIAMS
Orlando. Florida
$ flEDROOM, I bath home,
utilities furnIshed, 1110. 3::- l'lii'ii. downstairs Stile. III
Realtor
l'tn,etto, or Pit. ati. r 1.30.
heat and air .4t,. .,n beaiotl.
Itaymond Lundquist.
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332-25?a.
ful lake front with beach,
323'.233 Atiantin flank 1114g.
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--.........-$ 1101124. 074F12R5. house. $411
AVAI.ON ArAlITMp:T5
liE.tt'Thi"t'I. I hr. 2 Both. kit.
Orange Ave., $fl.0274.
Ill
W.
Sod
It.
ii.n S Dr. with large lamIll-lIlt
-__Ily r,,om. I,,uI'le garage, S $ ItORM, bath. unfurn., Kit.
over.
furnished, $.flO. 1101
MEN-WOMEN 11 and
Tilt riva TESTED FIRM
chin equIpped, large yar.I,
A. Lini. huh and dry with
IliCllflll,,. It. A.
$.eure jobs, 111gb starting III N. Park Ave.
513.81*1
wsllSyum_jSa3.liI _0
excellent water,
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J23-1li3i.
;ay. sh'irt hours. Advance-

A i:venlng classes.

ILI4AT'

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chInes, Have had •sperI.nce
in meeting public. PHILLII

STENSTROM REALTY

p B X ReceptIonIst
Cashier - Checkers
Bank Tellers
Whit* You Learn"
Need not interfere with present
employment. 111gb School not
required. No age lImit, Day

U.S. CIVIL SERVICE
TESTS!

Notice

CDE. 101

jUUri

I B M KEYPUNCh

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35 of Plat of St. Joseph u recorded in Put Book 3, Page
114. Public Records of Semi
Spray fbI. County. Florida. which
lies South of the right of way

PAINTING - CARPENTRY
A. J. Adcock
223.9155

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Brush
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(Herald Photo)

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(a) The part

TILSON PAINTING
SERVICE

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111gb School band
organization went to (linalia uaumgardner,
(left) best musician and Vicki McArdle, best
twirler. Trophies were presented in annual

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TOP HONORS in

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BeddIng S Furniture
AT FACTORY PItlCE:
_122 -Sill
IllMainolla

CARROLl/I ,IIRWITtIRP
:11 West 1st.
35$-lIft

DRAPERY problem? Custom
made or altered. 3:2-5311 or 5 OTtO 11 OP APPLICATION
8315, Lorraine Nelyick.
PUN CLOSISU, V A C Al'S 5 a
AUA5flo45
WTREZ'rS
RELAX 1.1 Nifty Auto Bath AND
NOTICE IS hEREBY GIVEN
wash your car. Fast service. of the application by Sunstand,
3405 S. French
3*2-7134 Inc. for the closing, vacating
and abandoning of certaIn
Lawn mowing and 'dims
platted but unopened streets in
heavy or light work. Call Seminole
County, Florida, to.
332.18$7.

23. Painting

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ECHOLS BEDDING CO

69. Schools &amp; Instructions

wit:

f,~

furniture appilancee
teolS. etc. Botsgkt.Soi&amp; L4r.
rye Mart. 211 Sanford Ave
Ph, 382.4185..

*L5T A RED

15.

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Roilaway,
Hospital.
Baby
DA
TV 0444 W
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Courthouse. Sanford, Florida.
CULTIVATED Black berries. Dated: 2-15.88.
.10115 E. MAClOIRE. SD,
(Lirasos). T. D. Lemon,
Unit
United
States marshal
fltren. !-73.
Middle District of Florida
ICenulell W. Wherry
Special laryirep
Assistant United Static Liter.
n.y
hole In Your [loot? I
Attorney for Plaintiff
B a J TURNER ROOFING
Publish Mary 21, 30 S June ,
Ph. 322.240)
Sanford 13, 1)11

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lime Gas Stoves, Ilk, new
131.13: Frigidaire Refrigerator s,.,s up.
BRIDGES FURNITURE
Park a :sth
323.14*0
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P

Hwy 17.11. Caaeelberrt.

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USED fldrm. suits Ill: Apt.

APT. SIZE Electric Range, •
burner. Good.123-0748.

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/AJoIi) 'fl4AT

- Dictation
at 50 wpm, type 15 wpm, can
operate several office ma-

EXPERIENCED In typing, to.

price is
er lees than rigWar rstail. Mali Freight
Damaged Furniture Sate,

door of the Seminole County

13. Catering Food

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I UKE.,, A .$.iAt'J
kMO RJTS C

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FANY 15, 201 Flamingo Dr.,
323.1815.

Wtt.ilON-MAiIl FURNITURE
Rip - IIU - Trade
Ill-Il
I. 1st
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101 MITURI - Freight dam.
aged bedroom an
dieisg
room turalters. Many pueeee
Show no damags, however

2 SPACE Heaters, 2 Gas stoves,
S Canvas folding- cots all In
good condition. 332.1507.

BEGINS June 13th - 11th Season. Call Fred Gana. 221-2211 UNITED STATES DSSTRICi'
COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT or
SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR
FLORIDA. ORLANDO Dlvi.
YOUR VACATION
81071 No. I5-74-Or.CIv-IINIT.
SAVE 1I1 ON any round trip 130 STATES OF AMERICA,
leaving I a. rn Ilunday thru VIaltitt, vs. JAMI3S 0. 0005.
a. In. Friday. Also any- EL!, and MAE O'tX'tNF.LL, hi.
where in U. S. or Canada for wife. Defendants. TIOTICE OP'
). Round trip. Call or see 5Al,E-.-Notice Is hereby given
Homer Little, Agent. Grey- that pursuant to a Final 0..
hound flu. Station.
cree of Foreclosure soured on
May 5. 1)54 by the above on.
SURFBOARD REPAIRS
titled Court In the above styled
2905 Park Court.
cause, the undersigned United
Cell after I p. M.
States Marshal or any of his
233.4315 or 332.4045
duly authorised deputies wilt
sell the property situate I
)'OOfl FAIR ahopp.r., if you Seminal.
flat,....
W1 '"C
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have 'CflEEHW' call 322-1415 -.....
eribet *s: LOT 3). IILOCK I,
54$).
B AM '1' 111100K HtlIlDIVlMION,
LOSE WEIOILT safety with UNIT NO. 3, nert,r,IIng to plat
Des-A-Diet Tablet.. Only thereof reeor,Ip,I iii Plat Book
12. Page IA. Public Itecords
Iso at McReynolds Drug.
Seminole County, Florida, in.
KLEI' Carpet cleaning pro. eluding portion of said lot In
bherni small-um. Blue Lustre Orange County, Florida. At
wall to well. Rent electric Public outcry to the highest
shampooer $1. Sherwin-Wit. and beat biller for cash at
llama Co
52:00 o'clock noon on WeInes.
day, June 32. 13
at the front
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ThREE GIRLS shown here were honored at Awards Day. At left Is
Adriana Vietsmn, who received the Home Economic Award trophy front
Publix Markets; Sharon Holloway and I)elthio Kirkh'y who recolved
nursing scholarships from Seminole Memorial hospital.
(Herald Photo)

downtown

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sn.sssi

Ford.

.. Furniture For Sals

FOR EASY, quick carpet clean.
POODLE Puppies ARC, I wks.
log rent BIos Lustre Else.
trio Shampooer only $1 per
old. Priced Right. 532-4352.
day. Carroll Furniture.
DACHSHUND Puppies, ARC.
CIGARETTE Vending machine.
522.5421.
$71. Apply at Burger King,
tantord.
.Uvestock

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to Claudia Bomgardner, Wit- tine Almquist corporal of
11am Crowell, Chall Crow- the color guard.
ell, Peter Darmi, I'e r r y
Echolberger, Ronald iredericks. Cheryl Jones, liettyc Hot Brew
Lackie,
Robert
Kellett.
SAN FRANCISCO (tJl'l)
Byron me Coast Guard said a fire
Mullin.,
Charles
Smith, Emory Spelt, David it cxtinguishI aboard a 35.
Wieboldt, Patricia Foy anti foot fishing boat was started
Vicki McArdle,
when a crewman accidentally
Hand letters were awarded poured gasoline, instead of
jftic put.
to Glen Ansley. Kathy tvu
at.,r, Into liii

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Used Car Mgr.. Strickland.

Morrison
Sanford.

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TESS WE will buy your car- ________________
255-0035.
1110 models and newer-Must
be in excellent mechanical HAVE HAD one yur at Draftcondition and of good iplag. Also Interested in con.
pearance. ?.e Dick Russell,
struction work, but would

CAR TRAILER S' wheel. ISO
plus capacity, good condition,
reasonable. E. I., Sweeney,
Hattaway
Dr.,
Altamonte
11oardlng for sale Chihas.
Spgs,, Fla.
buns, 3*3-171*. Tall some see

BOARDED
Reasonable Rat"
Good Biding Area

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MENDOZA, 15, III) Maolia

Pets &amp; SspØes
ANIMAL HAVEN ZPNNEIJ:

HORSES

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Carburetors, Fuel rumps.
Aluminum Piston.. Ph. 111.
4141.

8.

4

STARTERS, Generator..

OLD

322-4441.

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Used Vegetable
Juicer. Apt. I, Sit Park Ave.

For Fn.pa Rp~qllkoa

MAY 30, 1086 - Page 9 108.Apaftus.nts
for Rest 115, Auto. For Sal.
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2

what ha,. you. BOB ALEX.
.INDER Jfl. IT. III Jinkias

WANTED

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NANNNIES 114416 ear.. Open GAS DRYER S U F * 10 H T
a. a. to S p. a. 1 days. _________________
?RPEZIL Both for $1..,
las. $ &amp; a. to I p. a.. Cloud
a325 .0751 after a
Sundays. 1524551.
TWO 4-DRAWER chime, i
PIG TOP
Kidney shaped coffee table
New hour., now policy. Dafly
S matching step tablel One,
except Sunday. Also Friday Walnut Room Divider, one
evening.. 2511 5.. Orland. Glass Coffee Table. matching
Dr. 3*24166.
end tables. 325.0701 after $
P. a.
HIAWATHA KIDDIE KORRAL
Evening hours- Child ears- GIVE your favorite graduate,
Open at 4 p. In. TV privilege.
the Traditional Watch.
(after homework) until bedJewelers
time. No age haiL Praises.
Sanford
tonal car. by Doris Smith S 204 5, Park Ave.
Mary Rowell, I.P.N. 5440 TWO EMERSON 4 Blade HangHiawatha Ave. at 11-IL 3*2.
lag fan., S speed, teal An.
110$.
tiques $51 each.

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ataff sergeant.
Durand, lower brass, John
1 Gold keys were presented Smith, percussion and Chris.

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Steven

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Ticr
Furniture
Quick Peretce with the Cash
SUPER TRADING POST

lundsys.)

$0. Mine. For

0 Ic. neat
2
need full or part-tim.
summers, or part-time echool
termssal.,, Stock, Clerk sr

agz.z.

10. Poultry

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liartsock, sergeants.
Icy, Emory Spier, Sheralynn
Assistant head majorette Williams and Kathy Young.
will be Mlchele Malbon with Section heads will be StcvKathy Young first sergeant en Leach, woodwinds; Neil
and Shcralynn WillIams as iliCharde, upper brass; Paul

43. Plaits, Feeds, Olids

Gwaltney

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Jean

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lieutenant; Charon Jenkins,
secretary and second licuten. Jane Byrnes, Bette Corbett,
ant Paul Durand, librarian Steven Crews, Michael Vu.
and second lieutenant,
lion, Ronald Frederick, Gay
Jeffcoat,
Steven Echols, Laura Garrett,
Riley
; Crews and William
Ryan fluff, Paul Durand, Patricia
will be first sergeants; Tim Kadcr, Robert Lackic, Kathy
othy Rogers and Karl Ross- Moore, Craig Orseno, James

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WillOlilSO received 25 savinga bond for Beat Short Story.
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low bandsman.

her Wilson and Richard Goerss. Sixth student was

Bus Makin,

Ann Car

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field furniture, any
mot*nt. ATTENDING
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Ranters. $22-Slts.

521.41*5

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322-5612

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k*eping,
business. clerical
t. 1505* L. MATHEWS 1$,
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An attempt to establish an
experimental plot to grow
redwood trees In Seminole

Fired

By Jsea Gillespy
TALLAHASSE (UPI)

Commerce.

Bvevybody is walking around
kern waffled about who is
going to get fired.
A shift in political wind
venally blows someone bad

news,

New

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state capital
bring into the
their own men for the prime
tension service.
'UttI. Cabinet" posts.
He said he had been adChasm at lower levels of
vised that redwood growth
government an, always not so
in Florida has met with "fair
certain, which in a way,
,
success" and told that H. T.
causes even more worry. It's
Davis, farm forester, would
the suspense.
T':'tT
assist with the establishment
Miami Mayor Robert King
nf an experimental redwood
Nigh, who won the DemoPint tn supply seedings.
cratic gubernatorial nmnlnaTalmadge said Forest S.rv.
ties over incumbent Haydn"
SALE of camper trailers sponsored by lieltona Merchants Association
ire nursery, might he will.
Burns, has assured everybody
will bt'iiefit, the community's Volunteer Fire Department. Looking over
ing to grow the seedlings If
be desft not plan wholesale
camper on display in Shopping Plaza are (left to right) Dean Howland,
the aced is supplied,
firings, It he wins election
president of the firenion's association; Amos Walker. camper repro.
The simihlarity between
in November.
aentative,
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Croninger, I)eltnna
residents.
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the redwood end the bald sy.
But the fear remain.. Many
press whic h grows in this or.
employes feel naked in their
I
is chose, Talmadge saltS
knowledge they supported
he was informed. hi. said the
Burns in one way or another.
trees are within the same
Efforts were matle in rei "family,"
cent years to hold flown the
Redwood seedlings can be
number of job losses due to
germinated in Florida with,
politics. The merit system was
fair success, The trees are
created. This In sort of a state
i fairly fast growers but a
civil service program to pro.
s
it gets older nerds wet wintact the jobs of most state
'.
tern anti foggy summers.
workers. But there are many
A drained lake bottom be.
employss who are not covtween swamps has been asit;:.
ered by provisions of the system. Most of these people
gusted as a likely spot for
the experimental plot, Tel.
work in the middle level of
madge said.
government.
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on. l ess Little Cabinet Job to
Rev, anti Mrs. L F:. Densfill. The 1985 Legislature reorganized the Motor Vehicle
low, of Harnett Memorial
S
Commission and made the
Methodist Church, Enterprise,
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agency responsible to the full
hosts at a ru'rerit dinner
Cabinet. Thu., the director,
for past lmators of the ar"a.
Attending were Rev, and Mrs.
Arch Livingston, no longer
Lawrence Ward of Sanford;
works at the pleasure of the
governor.
Rev. A. Costiguun, of Cler.
Other Little Cabinet posts
mont; Rev. Earl 1). I.ugenwill change with the incoming
1111111 , of I).'lttun ; htu'v. anti
IN KS (if lii( ' I i i-Is A ux ii iarv of First I Ia p1 i-ut Church, who received
Mrs. ('44-ii ()gg aitul Rev, anti
administration, unless there is
('rownS in $l''tiiIi .......Itinnis's at. the ehuru'ii, are ( left to right) ilrt'niia
a break with tradition.
Mrs. Augustus Summers, of
$ptiuliiing, .I:sriiyn Ihiuhl, Li'lis I lobby, ittiti \'vunne Spaultiing,
Little flabinet members on
1)ttfiary; Rev, and Mrs. Arthin political Ic. include Road
thur Beatty, and Rev, and
Chairman Floyd Bowen, plus
I Mrs. William K. Bennett.
the R04d Board members; First Baptist Honors
'Queens
Charles
Turnpike Chairman
Services were conducted at aihie'.cd by Ellen flctta, Ka ward Steps leader is Mrs. All.
Gray and Authority members;
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470 A. U. is the date usual.
missioner W. J. Hamrick, Bev- members of the Girls ,iixilarfit'iui, I.auliea- in- Waiting council is made up of Mrs. iy used to divide ancient and
Morris, lary in their adv,,uct'inei,t v% ere Miriam 'fucker and
erage Director Ron
A. J. I'u'teron, Mrs. Fred medieval history.
Itt-rn' ('han,,' and %iaiukns
--------------------------------- : -Industrial Commission Chairduring the past year.
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y atiul %h:irtt,a Hum- Uhatice, Mrs. If. K. Turner,
D. Wright, Developman J.
Theme for the humugrain, giv- theatis lh!llra and Betty Lou Mrs. A. L. Thomas, and Mrs.
Chairman
ment Commission
Cfl by Mrs. If. It. Grier,
DEATH''
l)unu'an, Carolyn Dorton. Alice I.. J. McDonald.
Charles Campbell and Racing
director, was '(*, *ru,I Till ''
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Commission Chairman
Louie nI..wt1,I,aniItUfltflIu,,uI, Singletary, and Bulb its ran.
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t in anti green for g row tli, were car&amp; RUGS
this challenge by wuurshiip, N r.
Donald F'lan, in, lhJ year riol out in attire and decoraPke"
study, prayer, tithes, and of. age
;:runsp Mrs. Grkr ii- I lions for the occasIon and a
ft'riuti: .uiai l t.,kii.4 at, ,,&amp; Li. c group, ;uiud \t Is, Ituuiu;urd iii. ri'repticrn sass held in hu-nom
'Family Night'
part in tin' ss ork tuf ttit' ii,'rtuurul, tt 1
grutuip
For- of llioae girls taking Forward
h,,. Ckemic
church.
Stcp't along with, cat-It uluet'n'a
Inc.
Forward Step, in Iii,Held By Scouts
flower girl and crown bearer
4 N. 5tH AVE.
give each girl oiuportuuuity tu
immediately following the sum- LSANFORD. LONIDA
Pack 510, Cub Scouts of
advance In(liviuivally, anti as
vice.
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America, held a family night
____________each Is t'x:in,inu-,I and fomuul
supper at the home of Mrs.
worthy. alit! 14 i ur t' c itt u-tI tin'
It. N. Wells in Loch Arbor. insig,iI,i
e,iruit'd.
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After the group atinblc.l
Queens honored
Mrs. llarry %
maIn
Of
the flag salute was given, and ceremonies ~ilvro- irtu ::'
L
Warren Adams offered the Spaulding, %Iaril)n Ittithl, Lela Sall-I I'ahe Blind. Forest Vity.
0
prayer.
A buffet of fried chicken, 'lb.' du'grt,' id l'ntuires was .ir'a fuur thu . I..-agiu.' ut( \Vuuiit.
various salads, 'egvtaIlt's not;
- sit 's'uuh.'ri, huts ,'fV',- r,-ui to Irdeserts were prepared by innthirs of the Cubs under the
direction of Den Mothers Mrs.
Leonard Feofliu' Mi Warren
Adams, Mrs. It. N. Wells and
Mrs. 1). W. Burnham.
uuitrthu,,uis. 's .nfu,r,
ours
it tIn
ruuus Qui rh r
After dinner Cub Master niast '-us hiuuil it Fort Ji 'u,
li Vt tIIutiuu ('I, llt.,i 5'. 100
Clyde smith nisule current an. 1k' is Iii- u,ti it( '..tr .uui,i \lr-. tO 4sf lii,' .%r''a hi, I1.irtuuulu,b.noufleenients anul reported a 1-:iia'.,rul Nitr;,ti, I'Ituh
raul,' III (hit' uu.s'.l turCluiti,, ,I i.,,Iut
.uvccsfuI year for Pack 510.
5:I_uIui,, S;uiuf,trui. ;iuuuI .1 hut u - ti i.'iu'iup, uuuiui uiL:s tush thu,s,lie also p iurcscttteul awards its
r.,ulti.itt' of Su-iuutiuuulu- IluIu I%I)uIIIg to rib' i'. all Iu,-r
follows John Doyle - Wolf SeIiuw'I Ii,' enter,,i tiiu - :\riuI
1 lii,, I.. -----vut.u.t I''-r at. hu'r
Badge. (;rn,. Adams - Willf if) .J,uiuii,its:
[ 3itit, it 4 '-'-'4' 55 Iiuu'shI,'.
Budge, Mark Nconi,
I,ic.n
fledge, gold arrow polo t and
two year service pin, find Terry Rawls - two year service
pin.
IT W000IOW CASH
Under the direction of Mrs.
Mrs. Wells the
Burnham anti
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AS long as mart can remember
played
Cubs
women kayo looked boaut.IuI in
"Pals the ibsiloun" And "lilow
delicate silk. Naturally any red
the hall." highlight of the
blooded American drycleanor
evening for the Cuba was a
wants to preserve this situation,
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Same for parents which were
but ladies, the dryclosin.r needs
divided into two teams.
your cooperation.

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a result of Communist China's
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Downtown cleaners offer the'..
to all women who
avi'.h to preserve their silks as long
is possible.
Please don't lot your fragile silk garments become too soiled. The drycloaner must handle
silk very carefully. Be especially careful not to allow perspiration stains or food stains to remain on
a silk garment too long, the'.e stains contain so.
dium chloride which weakens silk and causes it to
deteriorate.
When silks become so heavily soiled that strenuous cleaning measures must be employed, theme
am. risks of chafing or surface distruction of fiber,
bleeding of dye, loss of body, and yarn slippage
or weave distortion.
TRUST THE CARE OF YOUR CLOTHES TO US,
YOUR SANITONE CERTIFIED MASTER DRY

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well in my clothes. I •io Out
iuy flit- c things now, tluutugh
I ttu, ,u((ot-ui thtt-nu, I t.'.,,
tiac my car, have been in the
houoe for weeks-no one to
visit. I have lust my touch
About meeting people, i
III a town wht'me I have I ivetl
all of my life. What can be
done about me? "---M. 1'.
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or strong, herbs can give iii,. - lmthirug at thing-1 ?
'I knew that as as as hint Situ
tinetlyn flavor to the- p'tt'xnubi sty," is one of the
m ust, that ntoust-liu'at nit'thtuti
most insulting things a bus
of giving tenderness to certain
hand can say to a wife or a
beef cuts,
as (p to a huuisluzsnul, lIeu-au,,.
Should you wish a boneless ,
the tIiluIu,giur through
rlit'jtt cult fuir ;w.t'roast '
(hue yuan'. has begun to *utuiuii
rhxtngu-, Ru-los Stagg-s, meat
hike s broken record,
authority, suggests sirloin tip
This comes from the hintS.
quarter, near the art-a fru,tn Minds Well
tLI'G, ('nb. (UPI) which round steaks are cut,
I 1.olive tuuitI 'tin anti 'tins
l'nl'R"ast liii'. ale
Iliutu,i,tc Stark t heir Ittat three.
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puit.mo4'.t
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pings
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tablespoon salt
!ullnwt-i his p.0 rents' insirlicpepper
lIon, to the Iu'ttcr and refused
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in give stran,rr'. his name.
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en cooking liqui'i with flour
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Si 10 attempting to chance
your hostess. If a very good
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both by, fishing and some.
the mail. She begged us to
friend of yours had had
slf.sddreised envelop..
the rules COULD be money taken from her pun.
times we stay on th. river
"me, hut 1 hadn't shopped them,
changed. And that, in my
while a guest in your horn.,
all night. Here's the probflat, to write letters ?
for a gift, and I had nothing
NT1TY
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1cm: My husband can't swim
to wear, I declined. Many oPintOn, is the best
strike a blow for individual
hINTS
about It?
a stoke and he fuses to
Los Angeles.. Cal., piop, for
of our relative, said they
freedom.
150 VID
wear a 111. preserve?. Es thought we should have
Abby's booklet, "Row to
CONFIDENTIA
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Problems? Writ, to Abby'.
Writ. Letters for All Occa.
gone. I would like your opin STt%4LD BUT SiLENT
Box
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and he doesn't care how he
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May 30, 1966- ['age IA
We have five children,
DEAR OVERLOOKED: I
Abby. They range from 13
think you should have at.
years old down to three. I
tended. If you had not been
get frightened half to death wanted the bride would not
Jacoby and Son
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when we are in the boat
have telephoned you person.
with him and the waters
ally. Your gift could have
The columns this week will
play the trump suit yourself
get rough or $ storm comes
come later, and your attire
ake up declarer's problems
up. I am becoming a ncr,if
you want to ruff the third
would have been of little
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at trick one. The Fast and
importance.
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heart. You note there Is some
West hands won't be shown
suggest something?
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DEAR ARffl': What do moat of the time because deIt West has led * fe-r(I
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diamond suit his partner will
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"hero" that even if HE
school that makes rules them.
be able to trump a second
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about how short a girl can
diamond lead, but you can't
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wear her skirt? At,,, they word "ARCH." Analyze the
help that. If diaminuls are
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hand with any line of ;'lay.
anti they won't let him raise jack combination. You hope
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that denying a person his six-card suit. You Review the
alone either. That
after
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bidding and anti, that your
ought to buoy the old boy
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individual freedom?
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DEAR
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kids' parents don't care the contest. You Count your
Qng
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back and to play • 'ecnnui
nine
potential
winners
and
heart. This will give
relatives and several of our
usu
should stay out of it? Please
friends received wedding in. don't duck this question, four potential losers. Then chanc. to ruff your third I time to mit your third hea rt
Ahhy. We kids at Lincoln you ask, "how can I make heart In dummy. You also in dummy irrespective of how
vitations to a mutual relitthis hand "
note that you have time t the defense goes since veil
tive's wedding, We received
High want to know wi
Three of your four poten. do this bec a use Vest has have been able to get to wuurk
no invitation and felt put
you stand.
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-out, but said nothing. You THE KIDS ATI.!NC
have a Ilhave
that you cannotbeen
afford to
played.
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DEAR KIDS: I think it you note that you
(LIMIT: 3.LBS. WITH YOUR ORDER)
and ask them how conic you
should b up to the parents,
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Obots announced he had Interviewed in his Broad St. our future In the South, and to on."
VoIlge of four kingdom&amp; -Bu. In it, queen Elisabeth knight. failed a plot Against the gov. law office In lower Manhat. out party In the nation. It A June 7 GOP Sovernor. saying thanks to you and your
gands. Ankolo, Bunyoro and ed Kabsks, whose full name Is ITIlIm"t and accused Xing W, he @&amp;yet
would be a battle won in a ship nomination - and later staff for the fine publicity
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election-lot Ronald Reagan and Pont
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Not only on the race issue of California, a staunch the
white ombrating 20 tribes
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with ancient feud, and sus. independence, King )tutua ii Uganda has received about pulled to the left."
tinue to give us this service
of conservative positions, much to loosen the
lot 10f-57. Thank you very
plelons total population, seven and his nwstd.looking king- $15 million in foreign aid and
Party veterans vividly re• Nixon insists 5k. partisans of tives' em brace of Nixon.
can. lb. right will discover-on
million.
dom largely boycotted the jol. In return has adopted a some., call 1P52, when
Without that, he might be much,
Rather P. WIlliams,
It Is another story of t,t. tiles of the central govern, times hostile, sometimes of. servetivea laid such heavy closer reading-that he is not hard-pressed to maintain his
President.
bal.power politics familiar ment, even though Kampala tent attitude toward U.S. pot. claim to the lit. Sen. Robert Ih.Ir man.
center position despite his
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H. argues that many of expressed Intentions.
now to Africa but especially was both the national capital Icy - oppos.d In the Congo, A. Taft th at his moderate
Corresponding
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unfortunat.
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dot asil ftow Minister Nil- bringing to a violorA ellmax a arm,by husandans and a*"
me more reason why south- tivlU*s to the public.
copted In Republican eireles
Communists and Socialists
ton Obeta wbe ameodred the quarrel going beck tons be- Bantu tribesmen of the "va &amp;S
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presideosy In $ one-ran coup fore Independence.
party should not dictate ly, are now Creeping at hig courtesy have helped the ad.
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lad Irebrum. On the other In In 19A ths
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ministratlon and faculty of
conservative camps, to May. the content of state plat. lapels.
the name he ousted, who olso stands for independence mpart
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Is X&amp;Ibska Was) of Buroads Irems Usands Isd Uw British Lost Yobrumv, Obots =aIds himself from falling captive Two days later, in Im an. be persuaded that, In his ["to of our educational
with bra million loyal follow. to dopo" him and calls him hil MOTL At Isis apparently of the aegor right.
tionally syndleat*4 article, heart. Nixon is much more standards to the fast growing
are Is Vxanda's richost and to Loodoo where he cut a routine cabinet meeting, the
With hero Barry Goidwa. Nixon struck the some basic conservative than he lots on community 14 00 86res.
doors suddenly burst. open be.
snook powerful State. Bot Mo wide moew swath Operating
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NOWM "is to NovembeIr dedleated men and women at uncensored newspapers, as
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Scoots held an open Court of
Award., during which were
pr.slnted proficiency badges,
membership star, and year

strips for eampor.. patches.
Cheryl Weldon was present-

ad her scout pin, world as
sedation pin, troop numetris
A spiral award of badge.
was made to troop charter
members. They received "Our
Own Troop'. Salesmanship
sdgs." The award is only for
members of the troop and
was conceived and designed
members. It reedy.
by
ad the sanction of the Citrus
Council and the National
Conan.
"The Siji of the Arrow"
was presented t. Debra Albert, Debra Griner and Dom
Willis.
Mrs. 3111y Gilbert, hostess
chairman, and her committee,
Debra Albert, Judy John.,
Cyndy Watt, Toni Jean Oh.
borne, Terry Schneider and
Cheryl Thompson served cup
cakes and Kool-Aid.
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picnic Is planned at Sanlando
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highway. It would extend from High.

These two plus a third source (to
way 17.92 at a point between Orange
be explained) would yield more than
City and L)cHary In Volusia County
a half million dollars annually. Suf-south to connect with the I-I inter.
ficient to carry a $10 million bond
change at Dcltona.fleBary. cross
issue to finance these two proposed
Lake Monroe to French Avenue, pick
roads. No referendum would be needup an improved Sanford Avenue and
ed in thii matter
the County
cross Lake Jessup to meet SR 419
Commission merely needs TO ACT!
at a point along Tuskawilla Road
It is proposed
and The Herald
jtlst west of Oviedo, and on through
highly recommends
two four.
on 520 to the Florida Tech site at
lane, high speed arterial highways
the Orange-Seminole County line.
be constructed NOW to serve FIn.
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Highway 436. It would serve as an
east-west highway for our residents
In South Seminole County. Now four.
laned from west of Altamonte

Jessill), with high level bridges for

boat traffic.
Estimated tolls on the Lake Mon.
roe causeway would bring in $270,000 it year, the third source men.

The Herald urges the Seminole

Lake Monroe than to four-lane Highway 17.92 around the lake
and

County Commission to request of the

it would reduce the distance by 31y',

State Road Department NOW that

miles, The improvement of Sanford
Avenue and a causeway across Lake
Jessup would place Sanford only 13
miles from Florida Tech.
Right now a dredge is operating
in Lake Monroe in the construction
of the site for the multi-million dot.
br lakefront project. Dredge offic.
mIs have said that should the causeway projects be ready for commence-

it retain consulting engineers
to
he reimbursed with county secondary
road funds held by the state
for
preliminary plans and alignment, to
determine if these suggestions are
feasible,
Should the engineers any the high.
wars are feasible, let the County
Commission act immediately to issue
new bonds and get the ball rolling
or the County will be caught
with Its roads down In September
1968.

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jot) it would mean a savings of $50,.
000. Or, to put it another way,

should the dredge leave and be
brought back later, the overall cost

would be $50,000 more merely for
bringing the dredge here, The Mon.
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erernlum is needed. No new taxes
are needed. It's all there for the talc.
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Price 5 cents

motel Now
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By Dottie Austin

Word was received here today that Holiday Inns
of America, Inc,, has officially granted a franchise
for the building of a Holiday Inn facility on the site
of the marina landfill which is now under construe.
tion in Lake Monroe.
holders of t)to bene for tle superior asset for the
the niarina, motel. A. J. city and surrounding Central

Thomas Jr and Chester Florida area.
T. K. Tucker, chairman of
p
previously received titiof- theboard of Florida State
Ikial approval, pending the Bank, another
sp.arh.ad.r,"
hl.annusl itiecting of the Itoh. said he was elated at the an:
- day liii executive board.
nouneement of the official ap.
Thomas told Tb,, Sanford provil.
hen!' loulity that h.' isnil Mer.
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confident the di.
lerfront typ. plans" for mo- vciopnient
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will be an unqualt.
tel and restaurant facilities to fici
success," he said.
ilelrr,,,in, the lwt atid most
liowarti Hodges, president
attractive Plan for the facility of Sanford Atlantic Bank, lit
here.
a
on vacation and unavailable
"We are looking forwaril for comment.
to getting started over there
John Krlder, executive di.
at loon as Possible," Thomas rector of the Seminole
County
b'L!.ii,'l.
Chamber of Commerce, said
M ayor A. I.. Wilson today "t .t faith of the backers of
expressed delight over the t, waterfront development
rrwa and il..elared:
projet, who fought through
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"We are headed (or ho
all thin ups anti downs of this
base now. W are over the •dre,,,,i,'
are elated to see all
last big hurdle and ev.'rything our idu,,ia become realities
Is procee.iing aecoruling to with tills
this final stamp of ap.
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titan. The landfill
is on proval."
srhe,lule situ we do not intl.
Plans call for eonstructjo
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6$ rnonu motel, with spa.
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The design of
:,I!hniigh there ua.; no d'uuIt the motel complex
is •xp.cted
that it would he."
to harmonize with the water.
(rnrg
T..uhty, eSeclitive fru.u,t. mulriiuI5 then,, Ii, pro•
vi,. prnsi.lrnt of First Frul. viiie a titlique setting which, is
.r.sl Savitigs anul Ju an, who esp.rteuf to
attract thousands
h ut been one of the lu-olet; of tuutnrs
as wpfl as the bur.
J in the 2 1 i•%'.'ar puiI, to if' ,'uunIng boating trade.
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the " uit' rfr,u,ut I uj".t
Mau,r Wilson, City Man.
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agir W. K. Knowles situ City
lii a u,iuie m,oiite. tone. h. Finance
gnifil Alr;4.
f)Ireetor
Flanitit, chairnion of the Sanford Gardrn
Howard
( 'lob Iseatit i flea Iinn runt itt,'' ; it. 'I'.
Mi lwe, nuperi iif.'tiil,'i*t
ronfiul.'iirp on lii,' purl of IfIi fr.,,,1 New 'York City
4 schotils, and Mrs. It. F. Itobisfin, chairman of tile Dirt Gar.
whir.
tuners ( ircl,, I)ClUitj ficatjnn conirnittet', who was in charge
I tu,l,. situ Ilpiniuifli if s-i titanic
if making the selection,
ru've,lu.. r,'rtifieat. bond iiauø
people of the are;i r.'::uriltng to finance
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ii fir;, t ion Award is I hi' seinw4 ad P1 ill 131rat ion office on ( "urn.

poifltnient. although Seminole four hours-the same length
County ekttors disapproved, of time Apollo pilots will
The matter now rests that have to t.ake off front the
the School H'uand ehoul,I now mOOn anti rentlezyota, with
or should not submit the clues. their mother ship. The man•
tion to the Seminole County t-uver* will be similar.
Launch crews were putting
voters In a local referendum.
The School Board make-up Is the 109-foot Gemini
space
different than it was two machine through a final icryears ago . . . and the word Its of preparations and
is the question has been checks today with the five.
kicked into a corner to tue hour "mid-countdown" ached.
forgotten. So-the voters will uled to vin.I up this evening.
elect a school superintendent
Technicians planned to be.

lawns ottiti palm trees. Shown ill inset (from left) are C V.'r.
.Mize. lIrcMlIent of the Scrt*inoie County Chamber of Ctuiii.
merce, which has npcarht'adccf the civic beautification pro.

nipi-cial Street, it -showplace of lti.,41i shrijb.4. flower.4, veket,
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It this time," anxious astro.
county. If you would, would
Thomas Stafford and
you Scott me some Infortlon Kiig..ne Ce,'nan here begin.
about your county would ning today the final 24 hour,
you send in. come picture of preparations for their
postponed Gemini 9 flight.
too O.K. Love, Lance."
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The pretty girl in the hitches, the space pilots will
photo in the Jaz paper Sun- zoom aloft at 12:38 p.m.
day was Fran Allison, TV Wednesday in pursuit of a
personality who often visits substitute 'rendezvous satel.
Sanford and fleltona. But the lit, nicknamed "The Glob."
Mayor Al Wilson In the The satellite, the targct for
photo was the chief executive pied orbital linkups, is set
of Jacksonville Beach and for 5 10 am. launch.
The Gemini 9 mission first
not the Mayor Al Wilson of
scheduled May 17, was de.
Sanford.
a
layed when the orIginal
Look for a major. change in Agena target satellite was
the top echelon of the Scm. sent plunging Into the sea
mole County school system, because of a short circuit.
Cernan a
amt Stafford plan.
du in about six months.
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ned to meet with project of.
The Sanford herald do get (kitale today to review all
around? Witness this letter: tispects of their three-day or'herring to the ad you • hital chase aril spacewalk
n n in your paper regarding f light.
'We're going to go," the
"rk,tiu'n wankd for overseas
clii uliy ri,.-nt, could you p1,-tic, astronauts said.
"We'll mike it this time."
ni. SIIItIP information
The mkelon will he the
regur.JIng this'? James }v
ans Box 23, CIo3 plains, second portion of the action.
Texas."
packed week in spar. design
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niov. IT. S. astronaut,;
's"iruj it that Seminole closer to the moon. Monday 's
County voters will not be re- launch of the Surveyor lunar
hi landing spacecraft was a
quested again to pass
question of appniiiting a toward manned landings on
school s'iperintendcnt. Two lb. moon and (,minl 9's r.n
years ago the Slate l.egus.al ,lepvni; n,50e,ivers will re
tori' approved a bill railing hearse wuis of getting III-for a rv(erenulum by iLita. moon.'plurrr home. (St,
w iuie voters on the question, page 2.)
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Mother In Girl SwapHearin Slated St. Johns Streets ?
Sentenced To 2 Days For 2 Suspects Faces County Again
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i1,'1$ W.1nc4141y afternoon at
Mrs. Mary Booth, 39, who the case--a 'bat Mute-reI
By Deans Estee
o,jock before Justice of
ed aid the right of way aban.
again in 1968.
again
gin pumping thousands of was arrested last January
portedly Is with her, having the reace
Proposal was heard from a doned.
a
gallons of propellant Into the
hugh Duncan for
at after she allegedly "swap- been returned to her
General membership meet' two-stag. Titan 2 booster
mother's two men arrested last week representative of St. Johns Alexander stressed that St.
the
final
peui her 111-year-old daugh- custody.
i in t,e sttrmpteul burglary of River Properties Inc , at meet. Johns River Estates
lag of the Roundaliens will be midnight with
property
held at 7:30 pm today In the countdown Sit to start early tar for an old car and a wash.
Joseph 'nodal, 39, of Jiossey. l.igg.tl',
Retail Drug Store of the County CommIssion this owncrs will his consulted be.
caucus room of the First Fed. Wednesday,
ing machine, pleaded guilty in.the.hIills, the nasa who al.
in l'tn.a'rest Shopping len- morning to complete street fore any agreement Is accept.
eral building. It was originalto charges of contributing to legedly made the "swap," tar.
paving In the subdivision ac ed and any further action is
ly scheduled for the Sanford
the delinquency of a minor still faces court hearing on
Woman's Club.
The two nun are Leon K. cording to the 199 specifica- taken and the proposal was
and was sentenced to two charges of lewd and laselvu. Pow,, &amp;O, of
Miami, and Vil. lions, oCnstructlon was pledg. taken under advisement,
days In county Jail, it was
conduct. lie is free on 11am Spvnu er flays, about 315, ed
to commence within 10
In other business, complaint
Herald Index
learned today from court au- $.'OO bond. Charges of con- of St l'etensburg. flays al
days
Area Deaths .................... 2
to be completed was heard from Bob Pop. on
BIRMINC,flAq, Ala, (UPI) thorities.
tributing to the delinquency so it known as Robert Oa*. within and
a "reasonable period of "excessive
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Reason for the short Jail of a minor Placedagainst Icy hlars a,iuj
Voting was light to moder.
rates for water and
Robert Bran. time,"
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Classified Ads .......-.- ........ 11 ate today in a Democratic sentence. it was explained, him have been
dropped.'don.
sewage being charged by Sou'
Commission Chairman John
Comics ......................... 10 primary rmoff in which Ne was to give Mrs. Booth credThe 'awap' reportedly took
The men were nabbed by Alexander
pointed out amend- theta Gull Utilities. Crossword Fuzz!. ............. 10 groes seek nomination to their it for time already spent in place at a fish
camp on Lake a polite atakeout at the drug ments
Alexander advised County
in the new proposal
Dear Abby ......................... 9 first legislative seats since He. Jail. She had been bel'l In the Jessup. The girl was
take,, stoic. 'fhey were arrested aft.
Editorial Fag. ........- ........ 4 construction.
Seminole County Jul since into cuRtudy by Orange Count- er they rt.porte'ily cut a hole j called for paving only soo feet Attorney Harold Johnson had
of the access road, Missouri gone to Tailahasee last week
Entertainment ....................9
Rinc voting was urged by her arrest Jan 4. Another ty deputie, east.
of Ortan'Iu in thr rut
or thu. Iuiiuhduiig Avenue, jollead of the three. In the Public Service Comrn ihltiroccope ............................ 10 both white segrcgationists and condition of the sentence was at a site
where a group of 'and hayes ulnuppe.l into the
fourths rude requested by pro- 'lion to gain information on
fetstream _..._.,. .... .. 7 Negro leaders, but the long that she leave the state.
workmen were cutting pat. store, only to be met by a po- petty ownera
in the area. Al. regulatory procedures needed
society ...... ....._,..... ........•... 8 lines that were hoped for at
The woman is reportedly mitt. scrub. Tindal fled
the licennan armed with a shot.. so Included in the proposal for privately
Sports .................................. II the polls failed to materialize living now In Hamilton, Ohio. sCene but
owned utilities
wasarrested six gun. I'owe was taken into was a request that
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which is paying off the 1941 bond

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Issue and the second would be $162,000 annually, now paying off the

by the above, would add no ad valorem or other taxes for Seminole
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north to south and west

CREASED COST to the taxpayer.
The Herald emphatically recom.
mends to the Seminole County Corn.
mission to act NOW so that these
two highways will be completed
when Florida Tech opens Its doors
in September 1968, two years hence.
The Herald has learned that 19-11
road and bridge refunding bonds will
be paid out In 1971, and 1958 similar
bonds will be paid out in 1970. Funds
paying off these bonds are derived
from state-collected gasoline taxes.

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scaping, zoning in Seminole and
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approving new roads, appropriating
the funds and doing the actual con.
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laturday, night to solicit donations to the band uniform
fund. The bend members will
be out in force between 1:30
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On. of the favorite pastime
of Sanforditsa this. days 1*
watching Ute dredge at work
In the hasbor. Just about any
time you can a.. th.'s.awsll
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Road Will
Be Shifted

Sand Lii, Road will be put In other action Tuesday,
an the county's right of way the board adopted a resolution
but the shift from the present for the licensing, bonding and
alignment will be "where it examination of building conwill hurt the least people."
tractors in Seminole County.
That was the decision Tues•
First examination is expect.
day of the Board of County ed to be given May 14 with
Commissioner, after reviewing other classifi cations of exami.
survey maps and listening to nations to follow within a few
arguments in connection with weeks.
the proposed realignment of
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the road.
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The board authoril&amp;I the
county engineer and road sup
eriniendsil to pro ne plans
to build ast.abIlizea 1.y road
on svh.t the coupty deems to
be its legal right of w.v.
The road will be 20.feet wide
in a osfoot ri ght of way.
Property owners who will be
fly flesita Estee
effected by the realignment Mrs S. D. Morrison, chair.
will receive notification "well man of the Seminole County
In advance" of any change in Democratic executive commit.
the road, the board decided,
tee. In an interview with 'rIte

Ground Rules'

Demo Meet
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County Engineer William Sanford herald today, ex.
(Bill) Bush Indicated it might plalned the reasons why canbe $ few months before the didates for the state executive
work could start.
committee were
permitted
to speak at Saturday night's
roped from a State Road Dc. economic tryant who uses the
rally at Seminole 111gb School.
In the race for Slats Rep.
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broad power of his bank, and
1,352
partment
work gang,
omen Voters
Mrs. Morrison advised costs SF.NAT0R (13th)
Industries to abuse the public nssentatisr., Group 1, Repubof the rallies were defrayed
Francis Quinn, 22, describ. welfare," said another rebut. liran, Charles B. Beals polled
floytl --- ---- - --- ed as a crony of Charles Lee tal witness, former Florida 1,375 votes to Roy M. Walk.
by a percentage of qualifying Daniel
fees paid by the local candi SEN ITOH
who was slain near Comptroller Clarence M. Gay. 'ri 724. Heals carried Semi(141 h)
dates which is return ed to the
Sanford
last
Sanford
last
year while fleeing
"I am here to tell you that r.ole County 439 to 209,
Covington
3,196
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county committee to "further
?tt*ck N. Cleveland Jr., of
Police.
was
brought
to
bay
it
is not true
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Whitehair
th e cause."
by Ihe canine pet of th e Lake tilled.
Sanford, running for the
By Doss. Estee
Candidates "laid down the STATE RF.l'. (GROUP I)
Monroe bridge tender after Witnesses attacking flail at House, Group 9 was unop.
A coffee
Heals ()
439
for
prospective
ground
rules," she said, "denearly
three hours of free. earlier hearing, were George 1,osed
members of the League
Walker (B)
of cid in g th e time, place, and
269 doin.
B. laighty, chairman of the
Women Voter, of Seminal, rules of the rallies. It also STATE REI'. (GROUP 3)
Quinn escaped from the Railway Labor Executives'
County is scheduled for 10
was decided that local candi'
Adams -_ Dts work gang west of Interstate-4 Association, Miami Mayor Roam. Friday at
the borne of dates (for county commission
McDonald
1,363 and hwy. 17.92 about 11:15 bert King high, and J. A. 51*.
Mr., Sheila Roberts on East and school board), since
their
Skinner
oiio am. Wednesday. He was re. loney of the Apaiachicola
Seminole Boulevard.
money was being used for the
Thomas
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The League I. a non.parti. rallies, wou
ld be the speakers COUNTY COMMISSION
1... (Tommy) Tomlinson just
Pensacola insurance man
tan organization with mem- and
that those not on the Stay
Cameron
WASHINGTON (UPI)
'jij weat of the Monroe Bridge Dave Johnson called "the idea
b.rship open to all women 3 ballot would be introduced
(isry ................ 1,961 shortly after 2 p.m.
pursued by few self-seeking The Johnson administration
citizens of voting age. The but would not speak. GubernaAt the time of his capture, politicians that Mr. Ed Ball was likely to got loOts sharp
l'anit,r
2.602
group works on government tonal and senatorial candi'
--Quinn
reportedly was attempt- dominates the political, in advice today from labor and
hye
issues which arise out of the dates had not supported the SCHOOL BOARD (I)
ing to cross th e St. Johns Buy. dustrial and economic life in mana ge ment on just how to
needs of the community, state, rallies financially, but were
er into Volusia County. The this area of Florida
pure fight inflation and to stem the
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and nation,
3.171
permitted to speak in public
baying of the bridge tender's hogwash."
flow of dollar.- abroad.
Darby
Mrs. James Bilderbeck, re. Interest.
3,766 dog is what Is said to have
In a statement entered in Delegates to the annual
cently chosen chairman, an.
•'ftobert Petree and Kilh-'biGOt. 8011(1)
led to Quinn's capture,
the record, Ball blamed the meeting of the 11.8. Chamber
flounces nominating commit. ken Reynolds, candidates for
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Quinn Is being held in Sam. proposed legislation
tel,
an act of of commerce were expected
by-lawn committee and the state executive commit- ----------1,859
Smith
mole County Ja il. He faces vengeance by organized
labor to approve a proposed policy
budget committee will be tee, were members of the S('ilOOL 5011(1) (5)
trial on a charge of escape, which lost a 1963
strike declaration wa rn ing against
named at Friday's meeting, campaign committee," Mrs.
Hales ------:1,520 lie had been confined at the a g a I n s I the duPont-owned
"protracted " curbs on foreIgn
All women of the county Morrison explained.
homer
3,830 Oviedo Prison Farm.
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Railway. investments aimed at. ending
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how Interested women can
of payments.
come active member..
Meantim., President Johnson's advisory committee on
labor-management policy was
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the deficit
balance
die
to beg in two days of talks.
Chester Cherry, of loll
EDWARD AFB, Calif. (UP!) ing it to recover pilots in Viet.IHCI3OI1, a modified version unit went to work and gently They are designed to give
en Avenue, Is In "good" -Every bit the inventor his nam.
Fcb
of the C130 Hercules work. hoisted Lyvere into the plane. the President now Ideas on
condition today at Seminole great- great- grandfather was, The downed flyers could be horse.
The shock of being jerked keeping the economy on an
Memorial Hospital after out- the contemporary Robed Ful. swooped up from hostile tern. The huge plane, piloted by aloft was described as similar even keel in the tare of fig.
ering injuries Tuesday when ton has corns up with a sys. tory by a plans flying at Ill)
i Carl hughes, of Lockheed Air to a "normal parachute open. ing prices and other inflaLb. motor scooter be was n4- tern for rescuing downed pilots miles an hour.
craft Corporation made two lag" and lasting a traction of tionary pressures.
Lag and a car collided in the using such diverse things as
The committee's
labor
After dozens of simulated passes at an altitude of about a second. Lysere said that
mU block of West 13th Street. a four.eagine airplane, a ny runs using dummies, the Air
3.50 feet and *40 miles an hour, once he was airborne the ex. m.mb.rs were known to be
Mrs. Thelma B. Harper, Ion string and a belium.tlUed Fcrc, conducted successful but turned
away for a better perience was "comparable to ris4y to weigh in against ths
10535 West First Street, was balloon.
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back-to-back tests using live angle.
price
a parachute jump, only in re- ad:niniatratIon's wag.
- barged with careless and
Three airmen were "fished subjects for the first time.
On the third pass, a two. verse."
"guideposts."
segligent driving following the in" to low.fiying
transport In The system's developer, Ro. pronged yoke on the nose of The single man test was
iccident.
the first manned tests of the bert E. Fultoo, who was pre. the plane zeroed In on the my. followed by a tandem pickup.
JUBILEE
Robert Fulton Company "Re. sent for the tests, sail rescues Ion line tethered to a helium. Col. Allison C. Brooks, 42,
VATICAN
CITY (UPI)
PROTECT
covery System," developed by could he conducted at sea as filled nylon balloon and
commander of Aerospace Bra. Pope Paul VI I. planning to
SAIGON (UP!)
Saigon's the descendant of the steam. well as by day.
I cloned on the ground by Ly. cue and Recovery Service at extend this current jubilee or
t,000 bus workers called to. boat inventor.
Air Force Capt. Gerald I.. '.cre.
Orlando ,IFH, Fla., and Air. "Little holy Year" until Dec.
lay for
city-wide strike
It Is scheduled to become Lyvere, 4$, assigned to Wright. The yoke Instantly locked man 3C. Ronald L. Doll, 23, 8. A high Vatican source
said
thursday to protest the at. Operational in June and the Air Patterson Air Forci base in the nylon line and transferred
of Edwards, were lifted simul.
papal doer., to that effect
empted ssuuinatio of one Rescue and Recovery Service Ohio, was plucked from a sit - it to a winch at the
open tear taneously on a single nylon was .xpeet.d in the neat fuif their leaders.
could begin promptly ?Plo7.a ting position by
four'cngiae of the aircraft. The retrieval 1144.
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Bales will face Republican membership of Seminole Corn.
Allan Keith in the November munity Action. Inc. has been
election,
called by the board of dirsc.
Dr. John Derby, plant tore for 8 p.m. Thursday
Pathologist with the Central the Civic Center.
Florida Experinient. Station,
Purpose of the meeting will
upset Sirs. Jackie Coobo, 3,7611 be the approval or rejection
to 2,471, to win the third of amendments to the by-law.
I)emocnatic hid for the School and amendments to the anti.
Hoard,
clem of incorporation
pro.
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Only about 6,000 of the tors to serve until the next
9,119 Democratic voters mark. annual nteeting.
ed a ballot in favor of any
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'aniisiati In the School Hoard necessary to insure
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troller Fred 0. (Bud) Dickin' Cameron fourth with M.
Parker credited some .1 hI.
son Jr., State Treasurer uroward Williams and William T. success In the Tuesday petMayo and Jerry W. Carter for mary to getting out and meet.
the Public Service Commis. log the WOO"However,.l didn't do It all
Sluff.
All these incumbents won by personal campaigning," he
statewide without a runoLl said. "I have some very good
with the exception of Carter. frlendi who did a lot Of work
Judge Parker I.ce McDon' for fits."
aid was the heavy choice .4 • Parker promised to tee.eminole Countians In thE thINs a "clean campaign" 1a
Ninth Judicial Circuit (Grou' 10 the rust against Gaty.
11) rare. McDonald polled 4,- lb county ee.iii*alisur
431 votes to 1,311 for Bernard candidste said he would aol
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"What we object ItZYnUOUI. McDonald swept Seminole
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Foot
123 Ball, appearing before a Sea- or three other estates, trusts to 96* for Adam., 744 for
High
J'(.~'.. 1.411 ate banking committee, led an and corporations before th e Th omas anti 600 for Skinner.
Kelly -----3,1141 toffensive against proposed tiring squad for public execti. Ile collected 2,.IM votes in
Kirk (R) ----------62t1
County to add to his
legislation to break up the lion," said Ball, who manages Lake
total.
Multirrw (B)
duPont
huge
estate.
the giant duPont estate.
ATTY. (lENEI1AI.
In the Stat. Senate taco.,
The Senate committee has
Ball, who is the leading Ute two incumbents Sin. W.l.
Cobb
been considering a proposal
Faireluth ..
6,131 to remove an exemption from trustee of the Florida estate of born Daniel and Sen. U. D.
u)MrrRoLt.ER
the 1934 Bank holding Com• the late Alked i. dupont, said (iovhngton, apparently won
229 pany Act which would force his objection was not to legia. Ut e primaries over J. A. (Tar)
Progh
Boyd and ?flhW P. WhIt..
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s,iis duPont to sell either Its 30 iaii* that wnuld remove
lfl banks or its industrial empire, exemptions, but to legislation hair, respectively'.
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The floyd-Daniel rare was
Kelley ---------ens
that singles out duPont.
the closest with Daniel siuet'ST.%TE TREASURER
Also testifying was Sen. ing out * narrow 33,710 vieGann ................
Spessa rd Holland (D-Fla.), gory to flnyl'a 33,594 in the
Harris
2,0741
who led rebuttal witnesses unofficial tabulation.
William,
$119
Cohigton ran stronger In
seeking to defend Ball against
PSC (GROUP )
the 11-county district polling
charges made by earlier wit. 43,91* to Whitehair'a 35,711.
Brewer ..........
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acnea that he was a fiscal
Maynard
Daniel anti Whit.shal ear1.148
and political "tyrant."
tied Seminole County but by
1.07i)
"Three of your witnesses narrow margin.. Daniel's mare
What was described as a have
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sought to create in your
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9414 "cur" log Tuesday cut short minds an image of Mr. Ed. gin in Seminole County was
Carter
3,570 the freedom of s pritoner es ward Hall as a domineering only 81) and WhIt.hair's marin was less than 300.
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of Representatives (Group 3)
votes to 204 for Richard B county commission (District
and headed into runoff with
4) race over thros ether op.
5.Iuldrew.
William S. (Bill) Th omas,
tabulation,
both
ponent,
Tuesday.
Unofficial
L.esburg high school princi- Republican and Democrat, However, Parker's lead was
not enough to avoid a rufte
pal.
had 10,169 persons voting
McDonald, rolling up $ slightly less than halt of the MAY 24 against Isetb.t
whopping lead in Seminole total registration. There were I. (Lee) Gary of Ovhdq h.
County, polled 6,774 votes to 9,441 votes in the Democratic finished $5COSd Is a close
Ut. four-man
primary and approximately race with Jack P. Syme,
Parker, a citrus power aa4
Thomas, his nearest rival, 700 in the Republican.
Seminole also voted with grove caretaker, polled 2,411
gathered 3,999 votes. Bob
Skinner was third with 2,913 The majority of the state's 67 votes to 1,151 for his aoaz'esl
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who finished second statewide
to Burns, polled only 1,411
votes In Seminole, Sam Poor
Torn McDonald. former SanPolitical newcomerRobert
had 123.
S cents ford mayor, topped three Lake
Republican voters likewise B. (Bob) Parker of Goldenrod
County opponents in Tutufollowed thu. state trend, liv- emerged the No. I man by a

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later In the noath, it a time
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H. R. Kellie, Mrs. A. L. Likens, and Mrs. J. W. Going. Working on the
quilt are (seated) Mrs. EUZa Monroe, Mrs. Phoebe Hughes. Mrs. }Catl
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At Lakeland
MIAMI (UP!)-Miamnj May
or Robert King High, repeal
lag his 1961 victory, rode 1
surge of Dade County vote :
early today into a runoff tot
governor of Florida agalna I r
Incumbent Haydon Burn..
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planned to seek the help of th. I,..
man he beat out, Scott Kelly
"1 hope to get Mr. Kelly')
support," said 111gb, who de
feated the former Lakelanc
mayor in the 1964 first pri
mary but lost to Burns in tims
runoff for a two•year term
governor, This time, a four
year term is at stake.
There was talk of visit by
High to Kelly In Lakeland to

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were: Burns 359,430, HIgh
331,539, Kelly 319,176 and Sam
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FaIrcloth, Comptroller Fred
Dickinson and Treasurer-Insurance CommIssioner Browand Williams.
Fair-cloth, who wos south
Florida's first cabinet post two
years ago, defeated 49-year.
old Barney Cobb, a Jackson.
vllle councilman.
DIckinson, 44. scored a solid
win over three Democratic op.
ponents, Ronald Br-ugh of Tsl.
lahassee, Walter Franiel of
Land 0' Lakes and Larry KehIcy
Jacksonville.
Williams won a first primary
vIctory oven two opponents,
Ray Gamin of St. Petersburg
and Bob liar-mis, Duval County
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tory in the four-man field. CLAUDE Kirk, Jack.
n' Ill e Republican,
lie faces Joe Boyd of Miami in
will oppose Ilnydon
the runoff,
With less than 100 precincts Burns or Robert King
remaining to be counted, Csr High for election as
had compIled 311,718 votes irorernor In the No.
173,0*7
floyd, 58,853 for vember general dcc.
Mack
Fort Myers and lion.
iso,oio for F.mmett S. Robert.. _____________________
of West Palm Beach.
rna1h
fellow Commission.
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en W. T, (Billy) Mayo easily May 4, 1966
re-election
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not be sure of his plans until
be had a few hours sleep and
confered with his campaign
advisors. He promised to be.
gin campaigning today foi
the May 24 run-off, arid so did
hums.
With 2,530 of FlorIda's 2,561

MIAMI (UPI) Jerry Cartar, 79-year-old dean of florida
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support.?, of one cannot sup.
port the other."
MIAMI (UP!) - Her, an, the county-by.county returns
Burns said he bad been at in th. Florida Democratic gubernatorial first primary race:
a dIsadvantage
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start challenging the state.
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peFCtfttO1thiyotthitt
to Kelly, Binni vowed to
"tak, the gloves oft and call
spade $ spade" In th, cam.
paiga against Miami Mayor
Robert King nigii
said the duties
of offic, kept him from cam.
palgaing Ml line for the flr,t
primary while both of his op
• ponents had been campaign.
lng for two years.
I m taking oft my coat as
of tomorrow morning and I'm
going to be Ilaydott Burns the
candidate," the governor told
an election party at the
Iseum Tuesday nigJt.

Into Drive or May 24 Runoff

than... V he decldee Is ibal. entraliu'Jes of fo4.,
$ °° pcMi buy.
Two
1'htomi
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fourth DemocratIc candidate,
erorseek $ V s. kIM.
bugi Late...
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Vegetable
buys
are
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planes then roared 5. ang laid aamese Skyralders Joined the
12,46L
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chokes, cabbage, carrots, eelWallace pvs no indication dowa eavering tire while a full attack. They destroyed 54
Claude Kirk, of Jackson.
MIAMI (UPI)
The cold
1)1st. 10
3. F. Murray,
had a woman go,orior,
cry, and sweet corn. Look al.
VIC*OIY
MarIne
company
mowed
ii
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bufidingi
and
damaged
15
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ville,
won the Republican winds of reapportionment Jseksonviil,, and Francis P.
porter. pelutel sut that fa. of his plans at a noisy
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so for buys in cucumbers,
$ bMiOp.
others.
nomination to oppose the
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greens, lettuce, okra, onions,
The
Marines
charged,
hop.
Ahead
4,000
men
of
the
1st
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winner In Novem' blew across sparsely populist- Corn-ny, Jacksonville, runoff.
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trench
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Task
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sad
from
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beaten * Ippossuts. fey ed eapussbos of thanks •
toes,
and
tomatoes.
All
show
and left
Sup.
old-time
to
another,
killing
nine
of
the
the
Australian
Logistical
counted,
Kirk
had
96,491
votes
ion'
Cierarwater,
and John T.
noted that women tie, each
price casings.
to 23,853 for Richard Muldrew utona lookIng for Jobs.
Ware,
St.
Petersburg,
runoff,
the
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Appla lead the plentUul
. mOther veteran membei-s
mainder it the estinsatad 100- VIetnam today aboard the lie House approved a
of Melbourne.
tie runoffs hr stat. aeditor, ci eouraasment."
t.
12
John
McCarty,
ft.
fruit list. Avocadoes, bananas,
the upper chamber got the
man force,
converted a I r en a f carrier
Kirk ran one of the best
seerutary SI Mats and state Wallace
billiomi spac. program which grapefruit, lemons, and strawscars of their political lives led Pierce.
with
aidS
surprising
About
10
mIles
further
north
HMAS
Sydney
along
publican
major
ofraces
for
a
treasurer.
showkgi Is presidential psi.
davoteimnostotltssftortto berries snake up the rested
aVletCoogforeeopenedup more than 300tehldes.
Charlotte ::
..
1545 1503 33
fl04 1451 fice in modern Florida his- in first primary balloting 1)1st. 13 Robert 15. ilaver.
mares MMaryland,
on
a
as
it
was
landing a man on Sb. moon th. list of fruits 1 good sup'
,
Marine
patrol
tory in the 1964 general elec- Tuesday, their former dix. field, MuamL
and Wlsocnsla
ply,
..................
12.12
2485
62
tion, which he lost to U. S. tricts lumped into bigger
by
1970.
745
2001)
5sIngtbeTinhYop
11vet.
H.P. voters. with t.ircro
Weiborn Daniel,
15
-.
its ZidICJO&amp;$ the governor Clay
Nationally, fish sticks and
By Maryans Miles
ai Marines called in rein.
.....................
16-16
1687
Spessard L Holland, the areas with the voting power
for orphans, especially those size and I PLY
31
686
Sen.
Onl new Ui.0
- .
1415
ranks swelled dvamaUcafly
The program, approved on portions, canned red salmon,
said But be added be wouhi Collier
Uermont.
elsewhere,
Needlework Guild of Amer. children whose fathers bad In.
2295 120
OtiS 2555 Democratic incumbent.
result of the Voting Rights forcements on amphibious
nonal attacks Columbia ........................19-19
aot make
348 to 10 cot., also Includes and scallops are th. weekend lca, Inc., Lockhart Chapter, bees killed In a major coil Guild feels thi
Sens. J. Emory Cross of
Dirt. 16
air strikes and at..................
1). 1). Covington
turnout Tuesday was
324-326 60862 3379 97436 27005
The
'
Act, pushed their candidates traetoi's,killing
and
would
do
nothing
uniult•
Dade
''
laboratory to keep utro- fish plentiluls.
lesoto
ha,
been
chartered
and
meets
1
of
the
gear.
..........
(lalnesvlhlu,
a
former
pork.
Jr.,
mm.
12.15
1120
about
1,022,000,
less
than
half
disaster.
Tb.
present
fortunate
a
i,eis
25
Dade
ualilSMIt7
4-44
1401
City.
lit, at least two runoffs lot fihlery,
able to the dignity of his of. I) xl. ............
at 10 am. on th. third Wed- Queen's mother, thee Princess and assurance
nauts and their moon urn.
11.12
566
18
110
834 the 2.5 milUon registered vol. chopper who joined th, big
sheriff 5. black sofl belt and nilias,
P1st. 17
Lee Weissenlice.
Duval
..........
A
U.
nesday
of
each
month
at
var.
Mary,
was
a
charter
member.
In
this
part
of
71orida
S.
spokesman
said
toCdt.
D.
15.
Moore,
corn.
plea
and a little city senate bloc in the 19415 born, Miami, and Maurice A.
187-187
49060
1213
30374
31077
in the
from
contaminating
the
nominated lb. first Negro
laos locations for $ morning A young lady from Phila. Guild has
under the prediction of elec- senate,
the Alabama House since •- day had weather forced can. manding officer of *.eonssals. .a
Harry
Stratton Per,., Coral Gables, runoff,
of Callahan fell
by the
collation
of
all
AIr
Force
raids
way.
tion
officials,
since Attack Squadron One, The vote came against the
1)1st 18 John K. Mathews
meett' at the Sirai- coaatructios.
agaInst North Vietnam.
Burns, the 34-year-old for- aide in the
or Kicks
'The
Natbosal
Association
new24
district which Jr., Jacksonyille.
presided
over
ceremonies
ad.
background
Of
a
warning
hole Beading Council
sprawls
across
s,g
counties In
mer Jacksonville mayor, camcem
of colored a
1)1st.
21
Ott,
'I'.
TruetI
officials
T.F.!CESTER, Eng. (WI)kid he th5 tafeterla f Sam- People (NAACP) complained
it ike Communist as- vancings Bamirs 8. Loon t. from space agency
paigned on the record of his orth Floritia.
Tampa, and Rene A. Zac- Railway polle, said today
14
shut
out
of
a
lion 'were made by Navy p1' sIsUon electrician's mate that ti. bill would barely enaccomnplishntenti
during
lord Junior High School with that Negroes
thtlm1da
POMPANO BEACH (UP!)
nation to stay in the
some British teenagers have
governor, lie won three-man race for one of chini, Tampa, runof
Rate Mash, t.mporst shalt. ta.qeveral counties but no ,jo- lots. 'lte1t sash 10 jIIakI
MIAMI (UPI)-.U. S. Rep. Gulf ..............................
8.11
127
3
31
173 months
sicond class;
chard T. able the
-Detectives searched along president and national chair, time there are 350 branches do Wlndermer. and Winter -.
1)1st. "2
Louis de Ia taken to lying and letting
space
tace
with
Ruuia,
four stats In the district by
Hamilton
8.11
203
the
first
primary
by
a
slirn
11
117
man, presiding. A nominitini latlosa were isport.d by fed, damaged ala, others, destroy. Jehnaoa to
277
• Don Fuqua defeated l
'en, Part, Jr., Tampa.
That warning
trains pass over them "f
721
29
323
'
1914 mer margin than he did two hal Davis of uincy and
committee eoulstiag of Mary irs] voter observers sent into ed four railroad hon cars and since administration, second ed In testimony was contain, the railroad tracks hers tqday man of the state unit; Mrs. T. of the Guild which, Inilts $1- Park
i
br colleague and good friend, Hard,. ........................... 11-11
1)1st. 23
lay C. Knopke, kicks."
released
by
Charky
lead
them
for
clues
that
may
eyu$1
Mantel!,
seeretary-treasur'
year
history,
has
helped
In
enury
Johns
or
Stark..,
55
in
had
a
105.rail
he
119
1021
when
31
31)3
ago,
AU workers are vniunteers
years
1077
class; Curtis 15. Wright
B. Dunn, chairman, Francis gevea counties by the Justice t011 U
I). II. (Billy) Matthews, for
a house approprIations sub- to the 'en slayer of two young en, and Mrs. A. L. Likens, dl. all major disasters as well as excent a staff of four at
g1ou,
'I came around a bend at
Walton and Sandra llaek,
1257
42
612
-1368 000-vote margin over second- John, a former Florida gov- Temple Terrace.
alatIon m.tslsmIth,
Department,
the Democratic nomination In Ilernando ..................... 13-13
1)1st. 25
committee.
Sam Teague, 80 mile, an hour and saw a
It
earns
per ernor, faces a runoff with
from
boys
who
vanished
last
Bunrector,
the
Sooth,
B1s
In
Individual
localized
proUona
and
about
27
.-..................
14-14
1218
32
appolnt.d 5. prepare a elate 01 Attorney Prod Gray. wise
1258
High
1j h.adua.rt.rs
place
3624
IftickI .
riu.;
H
•
north Florida's big Second Highlands
K. boy lying face down between
In a six-man l)avis in the Second Demo. Tallahassee, anti
Last meeting of the group jecis.
offleers to be presented at the defended Dr. Mann Luth.r Guam returned again $0 "War aviation electicide technician, James K. Webb, dIrector of day on a fishing trip.
.-a. - • iith
ee•" hlL,.d
•
DIstrict Tuesday, and nomi- Hillsborough ................ 112.112 20475 1026 259:18 316,;5 cent of the vote
Janos,
Tallahassee,
runoff.
cratic
primary,
was
at
St.
Andrew.
PresbyterWilliam
Membership
dues
In
the
orThe
bodies
of
...
19.23
1316
7
255
Way C nesting. Nomuaatboas king Jr., in several civil rights
the rails with his hnn,it. I'chln'i
177 field.
second class; Peter 15. air. the National Aeronautics and
nees were selected In three of Holmes .......................
1)1st. 27
Hayward IL his head,"
Keith White, *3, and 11-year. Ian Church In Bear Lake. ganizatlon, which Is a gin.
Against 111gb and Kelly this (lId-timer Stratton, w ho
from the floor iii. will be cases, won nomination to the
1980 •tt;t; - 1612 15115
lilssian to aviation fir. con. Space Administration.
one shaken
the other four contested dii- Incliun River ........17.17
Other congressional news: old Mack Foxworth were Membership is open to worn. ment charity, • are two nqv NARCE Urges
Jackson ..........................32-32
sailed far
3304 194
this time.
1321
3857 time, and the token opposition spnrte,I .lark glassits In thu I)nvls, lake Placid,
ennibuctor,
House from a dIstrict coin.
trot technician, second clau;
tricts.
F. Marion liar.
A eonstltntlon aid hydsws pried of predominantly Negro
1)1st. 21)
Pool: An angry Republi. found by sheriff's deputies en, and men, from both garments a year of the same
11-11
1209
74
448
61)2 of Poor, Burns took about 3,5 senate chamber,, could sb no
H.' said he braked hut it was
hi. mba. to aviation
No candidate from either Jefferson ..............,isi
ess.
use
•
, can, charging the admlnistra. Tuesday evening In a clump Orange and Seminole Counties
.............
...,
5.5
committee with Mary Gtootne, Macon, Bullock and Rarbour
553
8
42
611" per cent of the vote to just bctt.'r than fourth against six relson, St. Petersburg.
metalsmith, second class;
too late anti the train passeul
sijil II,. III III
party received a clear major
chairman, Marga?et 004$ and counties. 11. defeated 1w
43.43
Dial. 21)
tion with 'the greatest fiscal of bushes by tie Seaboard and It is hoped a chapter wW
5551
(B) Henry 13. over th. boy. "Afterwards
, ,
108 2Q15 4250 over 32 per cent for PUgh and ri'litkal rI.'weunlcrs and b'an,
- 0
ger D. Hall to aviation f
Ity in the new 10th District of Lake ..................
Teisgue and Juiisr I.'.. Jounos, Sayler, St. Petersburg.
be
formed
In
the
Sanford
area
..................................51.51
Dorothy Baker, was appolat.d white opponents by a sizable
en
d
camouflage
job
in
history,"
Air
Line
i
r'
55:18
II
108
2416 '.139" 31 per cent fur Kelly.
By Balk Daiidses
Railroad
tracks,
control technIcian, see
saw him get up anti disappear
Broward
and
North
Dade
Lee
i .
Present Laws
..........
15.15
111gb ran as the 'spoor both from Tallahassee, mad., 1)11. 31
to prepare constitution and margin.
7998 311 SlOil 69:10
Toni Greene, on his bicycle," h. said.
The youths had been stab. in the near future. Persons
Ovledo Town Council,
class; Ernest K. Phelps to blocked Senate approval of
counties. Democrats Quentin Leon
_________________
by.lawi for the consideration Another Negro, 'Thomas lng In regular sessio* Monday photographer's mat., second legislation to promot. private bed repeatedly, and deputiss interested are invited to con1163
47
428
Jacksonville anti Charles W.
1190 man's candidate" and was by the runoff.
V. Long and Joseph Varon Lavy ............................... 16.16
'.
fly In' a..e1bevty
.St'n. L. P. (Pet.,) Gibson, flostwIck, Jacksonville, runv
66
of members at next Monday's Reid, apparently was close to night, was aoWlad through class, and Warner I. Loath- financing of federal credit, said th. boys apparently had tact Mrs. Kellie. •
802
far
the
smallest
spender
of
11
227
lOt)
will face each other In the LIbert7
Florida Federation Chap.
III
meeting,
15-IS
Sen. John 3. Williams (B. been sexually molested. The The Guild, often called "the
1
1268
31
1141) 111118 the three major campaigners. with only four years in the off.
winning nomination In another letter from U. I. R.preseata. era to boepitsimas,
runoff. In the Republican run• Madison
Nurse Award
ten
of
the
National
Auocl.
charity
that
helps
other
char.
TOKYO
'UPI
off, Edward J. Stack will meet Manatee .......................... 36.35
The first primary race cost legislature, outpolkd eight
A pcgr
32,13
$54 PlUfliU house race,
111
4257
5536
(B) Percy I.
Del.) halted debit. on the bodies, however, were fully
1)1st. ii
tive A. Sy Herlong Jr. that Its class.
- .e.. China atlon of Retired CIVIl Em.
WASHINGTON (Ul'i) -U.
Itlos," was begun In England
Marion
committee w s appointed, Former state Police Chief Al application for funds to build Henry 3. Steyibal, yeoman, measure tO demand that at clothed.
30.30
4856 104 29-43 4'J43 a whopping total of $1.4 mil- candiilatt-s In the district but iis'skIni Jr., %Vest Puma Beach. Coi. Margaret 0. Clarke, of
J. Herbert Burke.
by Lady Wolverton for the sa it has given top priority ploy,. (NARCE) adopted
had
to
at-tile
fur
mi
runoff.
2066
79
1263
698 lion, and Burns was the leadhazy B. Dunn, chairman, Lingo failed in his bid for a municipal water system are third class; Russell 3. MIller, least 51 senators-a quorum
Tom Wisitaker Arab, Ala., the first wonman
Authorities ordereil t Ii purpose of providing clothing to Soviet aid shipments to strong resolutions at the se.
lust. 3$
A Baptist minister, the Bhv Martin ............................ 17-17
8,-n, H. C. Pears',,
Monroe ................... 24-24
8788 189 2161
1342 ing spender at $792,628 through
Dorothy Baker and Arletta sheriff of Jefferson (Burning. under review by the Comniun aviation metatsmith, third -'-be present to hear detaIls county medical
Jr Tampa.
Roy
L.
Reynolds,
won
officer to receive the Legion
cent
convention
In
St.
Angus.
North - Vietnam and it
l'aii,tka, Negro John I)ue of
Coberly.
2192
57
818 1445 last week.
ham) Couity, bent to means. Ity FadillUss AdmInistration, class; Robert P. Buls.eo, ye.. of the prOposal, Tb. vote was perform an autopsy on the
Laity, of Merit for service In VietDemocratic nomination for ?,assau ........--.......... 12-12
1)1st .16
(K)
Sam
_
tine,
urging
Congress
IsIlahi,..'
anti Waync
Okaloosa .....
Mae members it the organ. bent Mel Bailey. Sheriff Ji
26-26
6160
68 1316 4370
SOviet Defense Minister
A letter also was read
third elsie; PTUCS , put off until Thursday. Us. bodies.
the Pinellas county
Mix- Winter i'ark
aim, has been chosen "U. S.
on of Slitrianna all had
listen attended th. Bethuas Clark, a target of Negroes In aounclng May $23
a
.-.............
6-6
811
dion Y. Malinoviky a 'liar" just many inequities In psi,
42
314
uo'
dir th. proposal, the PresS.
dates Ieatty, aviation
William and Mack were last Briane
bail
post
held
by
Republican
Okeechobe.
flirt. 3$
(Il) Richard 3. Army Nurse of the Year" for
•
inners
sent
civil
service
retirement
era,-k
siL
tile
Cookmaa liteliuns Institute, Dallas (Selma) County when for the annual "elsanup, Its- mechanic, third class, amid dent would be authorized to seen Sunday evening. They
runoff IPtit with Decb, st. f'etersburg
for saying Chins ham
',',Liliam Cramer. lie edged out Orange ............................ 110-110 17763 561 7-128 11889
1903. the Defense Department
laws whi:ch provid. larger
(,IIIII'II PSI i'i'''uu'i'let., returtis.
which was a foilow'up 01 tkeit his scnspes with civil rights up, palnt.up" campaIgn being Warren L. lellirs, aviation permit such sgesci.s u the had been fishing with two
the only woman seeking a con- Oa&amp;eola ..........................11-14
149 - 6914
2188
13:19
delivery of the multi"1
John Sknzyn- announced.
DIal.
.19
annuities
for
survivors
of
Iii,
1''urtl,
sept
in the big
gresalocial post, Democratic I aim Beach ..................1043-100 16725 38.; 1885.1 104:10
summer program. 'l'bey were deniosatnaton attracted an. sponsored by the Seminole nistaismith, third class.
Veterans Administration and companions, who came horns
___________________________________
pee.
nnOuflce
those retiring since ott. 11
,lpittrs-t ws Ink.'n handily by Ian, lioflywnoi
80-30
23.14; 115 2135
Mary 1. Dunn, Dorothy 3' toast atisetlos, held a slight County Board of Realtors sad Ceremonies took p1., e the Federal Housing Admnln. early and said William and Are
4071
The New China
N a tb a a 1 Commlttccwom. Psaco -------------------.lmond J. Gong,
1)1st. -*0
1962, at a much iower cost
furm.-r iiotigt, Speaker MiiiPineilas ............
kei', lamidra Black, Anlitta lead over kline Public Safety the C o on I y Ieautlllcatboe aboard the VU Indspen. istntlon so pool government Mack would be home shortly,
173-173 14391
379 27418 11782
Deflary Duplicate Bridge cy monitored i
' "' tO retirees,
an Anette Baker.
Mud.
lory
il'i-is.',
a
Tallahassee
,
o
lk
.............
CoberLy, Rate Nash, Fanny. Director Wilson Baker.
-.................
91.91
752-1
3-41
7633 2383:!
Committs,. CounsU agreed I, dents, Ii which the squadron -held loans and mortgagee
Two Incusnbent.s-DemocraWhen the boys failed to Club played 12 tables at' this ad a a k
,for tiii,
James 3. Mc- I TISC Ellicliur s-ut si-v uitQrni'y, ,whu bt his three
Resolutions and changes in
Curry, Freedl. Mobley, Ida Sen. John Pashman (D-Ala.) participate amid to urge all
tic Sam Gibbons In Hiltsbor- ,utflsm .......................... 27.27
3286
73
1765
2:152
temporarily deployed. BY.
selling intereit..anmlng show up for dinner,
par. week's meeting in the Fire. nese Flssm
t mu-s si ills.
Rt,bcrt e 'vii:
by-laws
to
Improve
the
organ.
t'I'pftntnt.i'
tutu
total
by
a
Veigh,
Miami
........................28-28
4317
64
1591
men's
Recreation
Hall.
Frank
in
th
t
CI Sr
1-431
-sl, i'm: sp;usumj.
15. Anderson, and OpboLIa easily won renominatbos to his citizens of the community to Alfi wilt be vstumlng to participation abases to private eats notified authonitlei and
ough County's Sixth District St. Johns
,
i 0 t0, mattir is Izatton also were adoptd
S
hut
In,
M
lam
I,
rUfltI
if.
miii.
I
rg
isi.
s-s-i,
-sn-aim,
s.
Moor..
l.ude ........................18-18
314)1)
04) 3485
fourth tern.
Mathesoa directed play.
3:127
observe ths campaign.
Sanford in early May.
invsston,
,,q and Republican Ed Gurney In
a search was launched.
th5t
si Is a sham," In election of officers, Carl
George L. ho!- t- 5ltip:nv rio.
By Mrs. ins. K. Mathirux
1)1st.
44
Seiii J.,h,, McCarty of
Two members it the Sea
Rosa
....................2I.2I
29:19
6-4
1)01
Winners were 24$, first, des
45-18
N.ult-rPIi-ul:-I- i- s-:l'i:i::t. Ii tV.
the Fifth District-easily deThe Geneva l'arcnt-TeacIi- I'it-re,, situ Wclbor,i Daniel of Iiihan, Cral (;abka,
inole Reading Council are at.
h,de a policy of setje, of CUUIbeTIy nei.
iNt.t4 ANIJ LOAN Ait8t)CIA.
•1 4Q9
'1' '1179 54)'lt)
Mrs. Ruth Butt and Mrs.
fcated their opponents Gun- israaota ........................3-4.34
30v,et
collaboration.'
dent
of
the
Winter'
Turn
Spencer,
T
1s.tN,
er
Organization
named
a
nt-w
I)iat. 45
tending the National Reading rr'_
Ckrm',nt both got. chills as
3888
123
Doyle Driven; second, Dr and ' ' na also blasted the U.S. Chapter, was re-electeti
1-ill
3116
ney will face Gene Sturchlo of Seminole ........................33.33
PlaIntiff.
11!
reguthe
of
officers
slate
Convention In Dallas, 'fex.,
they
won
their
Mianul.
............................12.12
by
.
irs,,
187-4
V.Mrs. Leonard Munson; third,
46
529
1007
Tituaville in the general dee- umter
'
lar
monthly
meeting
in
the
Alexander
S.
luI:imUr-:flT WAYNI. iv i: t. I.
today through Saturday and
thasi l,5O4) votes over y, ft,
Dial. -iS
Suwannee ......................17-23
Mrs. E. hi. Hinkle and Dr. øecretary of State Dean Rusk retary of the federation 710
25
253
10:17
tiw*. Gibbons Is unopposed.
'IMIIA MAI' Wt.l4.14. hs
will report briefly the high.
McCain of Fort Pierce and 3. Gordon, Miami Beach, anti un.l
Daytona Reach was I
19-19
1491
Iluskin Roseborough; fourth, for saying that China his
20
580 2001 ichnol auditorium.
wit.,
Fuqua and Matthews were Taylor ..........
Mr..
Tomconvention
Serving will be
A. lloyd, Leeaburg, reapecti,.-, Ralph It. Poeton, Miami, runlights of this
close fnlemla in congress i,,. Union ..............................8-8
D.?.nd*nts
Mrs. 3. D. Co-rdsli and Mrs. Isolated herself from the corn. .d as site for the 1087 '°
62.1
II
138
660
ecyrip5
munity of nations.
sum
the next meeting 'which will
fore their districts were merg. VolusI.* ............................ 83-83
of I.
ventlon
9495 212 13919 10502 my Russell, president: Mrs. ly,
A. Nash;
10,
lI.rb.rt
Wayne
W,lli and
the Trade Winds Cafebe
Dick Fincher,
influential St- n. John K.
akulla ..........................1:1.13
P1st. 47
7-42
trs. Charles
________________
•
EW, first,
31
i'lor* Ms. Welle
4-il
825 W. E. ynrborough. vice presand they were forced w
•
And all partS.. 'i-timing litter.
term In Seminole Pleas, be.
2169
39
Ilasseli and Mrs. William N '
849
2541) itlent; Mrs. Donald Kinnaird, Matthews Jr., Jacksonville, Miami.
run for the same seat. When %Vaiton ............................33-33
pet, by, thr,iuph. under. or
Phea
ginning
5:30 p.m. Since
lmerson Ails. againut tl.rt,.rt
- • that happened, they both de- Washington ..................1-1-14
1322
Cook; second, Mrs. Gloria Ac75
5514
Dial.
1759 mecretary, antI Mrs. Tommy beat former Sen Wayne Rip
Wayi.i W.il,
this 'will be the last meeting
aol Ylora Mae Well., and 1,
Icy to retain his
Summeraili, treasurer,
cardi and Alexander Mane.
•
worth, Fort Lauderdale.
elated
they
would
run
a
all partS.. hsvin; or rialinluug
until September, and since ofOther items on the buIAmong t he Incumbents
ianaped
Zen; third, Mrs. Joanne Paulk ays
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to have any right, title, or In.
ficers will be elected and a
included
plans
scoring
big
ness
agenda
victories
were
t.n.t iii the property herein
and Norman Meyer; fourth,
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to
their
pledge-no
hard
f
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tl...-ri betS.
constitution considered, all in'
of
(iesrgc hiollahan and Robert
ror
the
annual
end
Mrs. 0. N. Lackey and Mrs. HOMESTEAD (UPI) - A
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were
exchanged
and
0
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YOU ATIfi hereby
t
otiftuI
newspaper photographer, who
terested members are urged
ichool
picnic
and
iiavcrfi.'td
of
Dade,
Toni
William woodlock.
that a Complaint to f',t.,ip.e a
th,y often sought votes from
Top scorers for the month picked up a hitchhiker on his
1
to attend.
ns..rtgse
euicumiuurin
the
In)'
Whitaker
of
ment by l'rincipal France.
Tampa and 1). P.
MAY 3, l%$
Merritt and
' baby in .1 A
the same piatiorm.
lowing rest property;
It. Seminole Reading CeamCovingt4n,
conduct
Dade
City.
of April were, tirs lirs. w. way home from work, said
Walton
of
plans
to
1.01 ii, a o U -r ix
AdWiuIoss
The result was a alp-and.
WrigI it am, baby boy, Paul I'.
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Covington, a wealthy cit.
titliST, al-:Cu)ltJ A U U Is pre.school clinic. Details
0. Bennett; second, Mrs. Hin- be was forced to drive at guntuck race that had 47,341 for • Daisy • Mills, Lewis Tate ,
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liON, a ,uhdlvl,lun, at.
international Beading Assist.
refka,
Kay
1-orguson,
Jason
hi,; third, William Woodtoek; °int to Orlando.
rt,r
both
events
arc
to
be
Yuqua amid 42,145 for Mat. Chester Cherry, Shirley Alex- H
cording to a piat thar.-,V
sties. However, It Is not nec
WAShINGTON (IJPI)-Rep.
fourth, Mrs. Hassell; fifth, Dan Phlfer, a 21-year.old
recupri.4 In I'iat Ilook II.
thews with more than 30 pre' ander, Johnny Jones, Marie L I)ayinon, '.ick Keni,, I)an- riounced.
.surytojointh.11tAtoat.
ri
l)Illon.
Sanford;
Robert
Peg.. 53 enS 5') of the
rnry and
Frank Matheson, and slath, staff photographer for the
i'rozramn for the evening
Coleman, William W. Brown,
Pabll ltecor'lu
' S cl-acts at 354 wueported.
lienpi.
Homestead News.Leader, said
tend meetings. Teachers may
Alexander Menciex'.
nd. t,'ouioty, frInrIla.
Vuqua will face Harold lull Willie Jackson, lngrid Lang, l!.lmners, Iiellary; MIlan U. sas given by Clarence Powthe
gunman,
whom
he
describ.
wish to belong to the Florida
wansw
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with
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of
311
pee-.
eouraged
on
international
air
54$ been flied against you4 in
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Weber, Sarah Laverne Burke, Barbara L. Bayles, VIP, of Sanford, who spoke
S.XO
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Reading Association et mereBaker, Margaret Pixie r, Harry W. Smith, Billie liar. in advantage. of cancer In. chats tabulated In their 12- flights If a proposed $75,000 She abov,..tyi.4 cult, sad y,.i,
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required to serve a copy of
eral
election.
Any
him as he left the car, ::just
ly to tIm. local
.
o . any. Baby boy mrarice policies, He warned county 16th district.
automatic liability agreement your
eeranaruan
Anaw.r 5,, th. L'tnpiair,t
Sarah Ann Smith Michael
r,n
g $ I dida t kill you.
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teh.r wishing to become a
the I'lalntlft'. attorney..
_ Will I a
The other Negro running for
is
the
number
two
Levltnlcrd;
I
rtle
Chalk.
van
Jet,
lung S tisy, 5'. 0 lint
m.mbsrittb.gzvupcaate.
Pepper, urging use state use' ItO?. Onianlo,
Oiteopaths Bid
Ylorlic, and
cilier in the United States and the senate, Sam Jones of JackDies In Blaze
m
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not to eater Into the rise a. original of auch An.
sonvuhle,
was
last
in
By
The
Military
irged
that
peop1e
have
the
Lake
Monroe;
Mary
Horen.
with the Clerk of the
-'
the pcedure by aU1ng Mrs.
proposed
International agree- ,w.r
JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - A into his car on U. S. Ilighwsy
in ti. 31st district, meat,
WASHINGTON (UPI)-O5- stein, Loagwood; Barbara A. Y •
said
aforesaid Circuit Court on or
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in
a
letter
to
Untefor.
the lit thy of Jun..
well-known local veterinarian * and told him to head west
The results (R Indicates ciersecretary of
teopaths - not yet subject to Derum, North Orlando; Wil- iOlI. You Know
is recommended by the doeLalted Press international
State Thomas 5)55. It you fail 10 do en, a didied early today when he went on "I'll kill you right now."
be
accepted
11am
K.
Republican:
will
Blood,
New
Smyrna
or..
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The first steam ferry boat
Mann, "such lIability would inr.. againat
back into his blazing home
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you for the relief
SaineName
1)1st. 1
John K. Broxton,
If. explained there Is no
S with the rank of captain if Beach; Eva Graham, Orange in the world began operation
I'lrgtata
FtzeekI
encourage
the
possibility
of
lemanded
in the Complaint.
rescue
his
teenage
son,
who
h, *anfisri
MOLLOMAN APIS, N. hi.
City.
for
service
Gulf
Unsex,
and
J
volunteer
ge
limit
on
cancer
Insurance
they
0. Boa il14
B. HopThu Notics .hali be publi.h.
between Huboken, N. J., and
was already outside.
Vu*I,5r,I iislIa.,
Airman James Bond
(UI'!)
.4 once a week for four eon.
Sanford
itha William J. New york City on Oct. 11, which may be had in indlvid- kin., Pensacola, runoff.
• with the medical corps.
pro'
Mrs.
"The
automatic
liability
,
,ecutive
week, is The San.
The victim, 42'year-old Dr.
Is a. spy, but he his won
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ial or group form. There
liszt. 3
The Defense Department Mr. and
Maurice Me5505) WOUIU emote a nomoer turd Herald.
George
Morrison
Young,
got
torplstolaadrifle
ribbons
said that the basic require- Lang, Sanford, a boy.
Dated thIs led 4ay of
iivat be at least eight persons Laughlin, Fort Walton Beach. tct assure hIs family of $73,000
TEC CLUB of Seminole High School has elected a eacond
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tivsly and negatively with Hancock and Victor Perez taking
514,
safely out of the house when 'rb.
anaship, his serials stat, pculdent from its ranks. Terry King (left), was named
Dtsebarg.s
8. SeriasI.
.
meat for those who volunteer
:o received the group poll1)1st. 5
Charley
K.
Johns,
the pro aide and King and Mike Yentach the cons. Perez
55.,
caked,
CliAL
taking
out
additional
Ithout
the fire started but did not
Current from th. mouth of ies.
Is a diploma making theni Baby girl Strickland, Faye
to the top position to succeed Wade Hancock, also of Sent!.
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Stark, and Hal Dsvis, Quin.. j isurance
Mildred Haney
was named atudent of the year; with Mark Raborn taking see his son and went back to
would make It
he.s.c. was stationed Ia Thai.
eligible for "licenses to prac- Harris, Johanle Holloway, the A m a a o a River can be
nole High, who hold the offic. thIs year. Elections were held
The meeting was conduct- cy, runoff.
M1-IU1
place in public speaking; Yentsch, third in lmprornp.
a
second
eoas.,e,
rim.
is-tually
Impossible
to
deterny: Donni it. Markos
look for him.
lice medicine or surgery in a Francis Leaky Jr., Bernie, seen about 200 miles out
lend, where he frequently poll.
the state convention in Orlando, The Sanford group also
.1 by the president, Mrs. Vir1)1st. 8 -- Mallory home, ulne who placed a bomb on
Clerk
tu speaking and Jerry Mliii, third place in spelling. Shows
Young lived In the Ortega s.'teu.. ass,. bp Cai
hI
S
ay 4. Il,
majority
of
states.
Hayes,
John
H.
5..
Locchelt,
Jane
sea.
U
ed patrol duly with a fellow won the title of third most outstanding club In the state,
;iaia
Ilughey.
here after their triumphant return from the convention are,
Tallahassee
""
Iokpl.
it
is
plan.,
Pepper
lass.
Forest uburb, just
of
nsid Nibs ''r,
Two debits teama from the club won first places1 affirms,
Seek
from lilt, King, Yentsch, Rabor; Mills and Perez,
here,
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i the nation's food shepçing
i1thUSI,th.Alihen$ffiuN'.1*e.
ffihiils,*
buys for the weekend was
bet.
preseutatives,
lip.
.'Jbert
'sting for the Brat Ui,
aesr, P. seseissUss for
1.5.4 k lies spinat
Commies
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kku- __
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thup 1MM 5. mehe a deat in Mrs. ,Waflsee, a a-year-old 5Qf( (UPl)..0 I Ma. Zoos C" aboid 1$ adios north.
and Interior for UP!.)
that canted bet mother of but who met bet
the
SmS
M
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stormed
thrOugh
a
pi
Iaiy
husbeod while working
a ,
Npy Nu1 he
Men sleek i.IIid i a 'M'a Br. and rested pissed
ails 'pp_art
v000iicø, WASHINGTO2j (UPfl-The
former
Coesandat
bawd
the laid lewd, MePen minIs of nor. th Ilijil CU-.uIit bras ken a
son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Suppty SI ini.t india, vege.
th
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'''ad
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LeaSh
Zkklltss', has
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borden 5. nail dowi Dee
weekend.
Prices an modernecks fought their way set southwest SI klgss, waves it selected for training at
entls aiinatless he lels'a. ilibmood ThWITS
erate.
it
a
Viet
Cong
aabeab
early
U.
I.
Air
Fires
Shoppaid Air F0TC
of nest of
jys
*erie's race.,
fl5 5'fl5f outline for food
'°
today,
planes sad loath Viebmasse
MU Willi5O'i CTIMeSI ule. With 1,755 of 3,554 S1M1t5 'They killed 55 of the essay Air
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?cree
lighters
pulverized
foci esuld bead
a lok. repauled, u,,metal rtutna In thi tw batik.,
craft
maintenance
spe.
chuck
roasts, rib steak, and
VIeS
$
Cong
,iaaie
near
u.
$sesa. isv. Mrs. WaIIu
lieu e 1OI15 he
rOund (lit; pork, bacon, chops,
The
heaviest
lighting
erupt.
S.
Spent
$enIi
fort
that
clalist.
Vodopleb,
bet gssenl election and make votes 5. 101,115 hr Flowers. ed at Xuu
Hiss vliiase near sers is beadarte,s for 1961 graduat. of Scm. him, loin roasts, sausage, and
bsr- the Brat women t. be Firmer Cnessaan Cart *1.
smoked pIcnics; lamb, leg
- , t * miki th5 0t'eS BUrStS in the " bole High
Naw
Misted naer of a Deep 1MM hid IUS. Firmer Gows.
School, re. cuts, and shops.
.
-IJibe Fell_es and James
leaSh MaW.
eantly completed basic
Veal is a coming buy. Look
p
ma. Marine patisi ran into Whee
Wallace uuppirteti, iiraia. (1111W JIm) FiIIS
)toiler.Tniers and
trainIng at Lackland for I
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heavy
Communist
Ste
fto*
piloted
by
Capt.
Glenn
15.
1 el
"
turkey continue as mainstay
estt
Id
kies
seves
Cheney,
'i,
it
Gig
Harbor,
APE,
Tex,
Mnsgtk of the dpumk Wit. WallseVa 51PP0151fl IlPist tines Its sIze,
buys for economical borne.
Wash., sad Capt. Carl K.
(Air Force Photo) makers.
laceDue, Immediately began that he itS try again as a
.
,
fo,
diacing *publicaa Cam- presidst1al candidate dedics. st the lakes, masblnegia
Eggs are creeping down in
bU,
tu
grossman James D. Kartim's ted Is Mates' rights and ds
price In most areas. They are
, lit. èove away i1of hell. Ste from the area, liv. Navy

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103 Legislators

Aufomalically
Put In Office
TALLAHASSI:E (UPI)
Iore than 100 unopposed can.
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2,483 of 2,541 pets, Cobb lie,.
568, Faireloth 529,033.

COMPTIOUZI
2,463 of 2,561 pets. Brush 33,.
730, Dickinson 634,118, FruzeI
29,109, Kelley 0,216.
TREASURER
2,462 of 2,561 pets. Gains 3t,e

580, HarrIs 251,063, Wflhlame
427,319.
PLJBUC SERVICE COMMIS.
IIION
Group one: 2,483 of 3,361 pets.
Brewer 116,431, Maynard lii,.
123, Mayo 403,839
Group Two: 2,441 of 2,361 pets,
Boyd 173,0-I?, Carter 311,111,
Jones 51,833, Roberta 160,070.
CONGRESS
2nd Districts 32$ or 35-S rJ.
Fuqua 49,923, Matthews 43,594,
5th District (ID: 173 of 173
pets. Gurney 5,003, Heni-icksosi
283.
6th DIstrIct: 111 of 112 pets,
Pair 15.250, Gibhcna 41,107,
8th District: 173 of 173 pets.
Baker *7,231, Reynolds 21,521.
10th District (D): 111 .1153
pets, fleamlsh 3,753, Buckley
13,037, aug 15,639, Var-on II,.
$80. Ward 5,339,
10th District (RI: III of III
pots, Andrews 3,259, Burke 3.
$9?, Stack 10,375,

ture won automatIc party
nominations Tuesday without
their names even appoam-ing
on the ballot.
Included In the 103 unoppos.
ed candidates were 43 Democrats and 61 RepublIcans,
Twenty-two of the Demo- GutsIer, Orlando, Sen. John
crata also have no Republican Spottawood, Key West,
opponents In the fall electIon, house
Rep.
It.
making their place In the leg. Pmuitt, Eau Gallie, Richard L1
islature next spring already Brown, Fort Lauderdale, Re*
Torn McPherson, Cooper City,
Winning automatic election Rep. Carey Matthews, Miami
to the senate were'. Seas. Beach, Rep. W. H. Reedy,
Verle Pope, St. Augustine, Eustis, Hugh Pike, Tangerine,
president-designate of the 1967 Reps. Joel Dares, West Palm
session; lleubin Askew,
Beach, and Donald Reed Jr.,
Bar-ron,
Boca Raton,
hi.
City, L, K. Edwards, Ir- Adams, West Palm Beach,
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vine and State Rep. Lawton
Chile, of Lakeland
in the House, 17 candIdates
took their seats without contest, They were Reps. Ralph
Turlingtou, Gainesville, Louii
Wohfson, MIami Beach, Kenneth Myers, Murray Dubbin,
anti Richard l'eltlgrew, aU
MIami, G cong e Stalllngs,
Jacksonville, Gordon Wells

Charles Schuh, St. Peters.
burg, Frank Jurley Jr., It.
Petersburg Beach, Rep. Dan
0. McMullen Jr., Clear-eater,
John W. liaison, Sarasota and

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HOMEOWNIRS
SORROW PROM

and Phil AshIer, both Pensa'
s,Iw1 $
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cola, Bernie l'apy Jr., Key I
West, Henry Land, Tangerine,
flub Alligood, Orlando, J. J.
YIARS To PAY
Griffin, St. Cloud, Wallace
Slorey, 13 a r tow, James lorrow to, Amy Pu.eehe
Or he Amy Puirpu.
Sweeny Jr., DeLand, former

Rep. WillIam V. Chappeil,
Ocala, Sen. Mack Cleveland,
Sanford, hi. T. Randell, Fort
I)enuocrats Unopposed In the
primary but facing itipubliran opposition in November

yere:
Senate-James S. Byrd, 0r
solo, Sen. Elmer U. Friday,
Fort Myers, ilep. Wilbur
ito&gt;d, Palmetto, Wailer V.

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gown o a whi orchid corsage.
Her
Mantilla veil of Chantflly lace.
MM LOWSI1 Jiffotds Sr.,
velvet
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rose and pink and
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8.1; the Pittsburgh Pirates White Boz 4* and California Tb. Pirates continued thet
maintained their half.gsme be
p'ii City 1-2 1* late-Inning lightning whet
lead over the Giant, by .4g. other games.
Dean Cleadenon hit a two
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Inning,; Houston bsthered th.has lest to Los Angel., at then repeated his perform
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Chicago Cub. 10-2, sad St. Candlestick Park, gained his soc. In the 12th to wrap ui
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Louis whipped Sb. New York 11th vlctoiy against the the victory.
Is dii,. in Iii winning ii. At that point, the Br.,..
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Dodgers there and picked up Jo. Morgan, he senioi
in his Ath t. ka.. s. bailed 14 and PM right.
In the America. Le.gue, his fifth win of th, season circuit's leading hitter witi
thee BIB victory u, PIN.. band., Jim Puiming was sell.
ClsraIud blanked the Tan' In as man7 decisions with a a .124 bsttlng average, drove
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ks.s 1.0 and took over first nest four-hitter.
struck in three runs with a borne rur
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place from Baltimore, which out five and held the Dodgers and doubl. to pace Houstonli
d mind in the Gary Geiger bowed, Hank
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Is ilsbbse abut heed pin sic. there are soly n points sop.
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peses within lbs family, that &amp;T$tIflI the top it" bowlers
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Is Into that pi.ket three., Tuesday. Edna had two extra
tier tines, mayb. (and We $ PfOs to spare *04 finished
Blank We JfAYBB, TOOl) with a 202.
wVd have come born. with This league also elected We
officer, for the Fall League
theymyIt? Thu and In all probability will use
winners M always telling lb. same slate for their learn.
sir League. Incidentally, the
Map stories will.
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tsi'stale your had lots of the summer session is set for
tiara from It. Petersburg Tuesday, May 17th at (0:30
am., the same day for their
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banquet here at the Trophy
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Contatulatloas to these
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with thee, sets you couldn't folks for Assuming these Offlees for the Bill Hemphill
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Motor.ett.s League: PresiIstorday we)
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ins coming up-Way 7th .t PrelIdent-Lucky Payne; See.
V p.m., well be holding our rotary-Carol. Mace; Tress.
Annual Awards Banquet/ urir-Lis Graham and Fern
Meeting of the Sanford Men's Ganuer-Sgt..at.Aren,.
Lot&amp; of room for all new.
Bowling Association hers at
corners to join this league for
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Nooner'. League is trying
niecting the slate of offkers
to getft.ulf set for the sum.
lb. c.wi bowling
men schedule. They bowl at
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1:10 p.m. when ths banquet kinds of bowlers.
will hi served. Lots of f4 Serving as the coordinat.
am in jetting it organized are
and refreshments with
Doris Am.y (el ec ted as pres.
proximately sixty bowlers
wItes scheduled to hi a. hand ident for the fall league) and
Nat &amp;hnlalaler. If you're in.
far Sb. festIvities.
Zeeeivations now being t.rest.d, pleas. give me a
call here at th e Lanes.
takes at the Lanes,
This coming Monday eve- The Friday n.m. HolIer
niag ws'iI have our organiza. Motors/Navy Wives league
tiosal meeting for the Mixed have this one-two-three pod.
according to tion standings for you: Num.
Scratch
Margie Carathor.. At 7 p.m. ber one turn is the AiIm.
yoe'U be able to roll three nUts, followed by NAg. Staff
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Capt. B. E. Fowler Jr., Commander Reconnaissanc Attack Wing ONE,
In the Reconatkwlng Ons bowling team which finis hod second In the recent Comfairjax Bowling Tournament. Tho local N avy team had an ov.
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Fowler; Chief William Magito, team captain; hief Carson Hudson;
Raymond Hatchett, TD2; George Beers, AQ1; soc George Tullis, AOl.
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the troop was a fobr-mile oature hike from the Sports.
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with Jack Goodman, cubmu.
ten, who pointed out various
trees, leaves, and other items.
collected feathers, leaves.
and plants, which were identifled upon their return to the
club. While on the biks, they
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coanpanying the troop were
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LEADING ROLES In the operetta, Tom Sawyer, presented at St Luke's
Christian Day School In Slavia under direction of the faculty, were taken by (left to right) David Fox as Tom Sawyer, Lvnda Duda as Becky
Thatcher, Deborah Brumley as Aunt Polly, and Craig Willis as Buckle.
berry Finn. S. R. Sidlik was in charge of music J I. Battle directed
speaking parts, and Mrs. David Vorpagel was chor'cogrnpher. Pianint was
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Homes opened up a two game hurler Dennis Eppa, who
lead An tie. Metro Softball struck out 13. Herdsman of
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Ashby of the Nary each had
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In holding off second place Co.
flee or at the tryouts
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Metro leaders had been held
sponsored I Its entirely by
under 10 runs this season,
the recrestlon department,
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held the Boaters In check.
The score was only 42 after
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
six liming., with both teams
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enth. Roy Link, Butch Cook Clvitin
Elks
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CPO
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three bits for Coble. Gerald Kiwanis
2 1
Bowling outdu.led Don Hunter thmine
24
for the victory.
Rotary
2 4
DEN 3 Cub Scouts of Bear Lake presenting skit at Pack Meeting er e
In the other Metro softball
By II
METRO SOFTBALL
eehus
(left to right, top) Donnie Philbrick, Ricky Lust, Darrell Smith, Billy
action, Pinecrest Rexall moved
Rick Smith• hurled two his
ualIty MIt
6 0
Peloquin,
and Fred Manes. Presenting display of crafts items were (from
into a second place tie with Cobis Boats
4 2 basehall for Sunland last
Dean Sampson, lantern; Gene Goodenough, caterpillar cage;
left,
bottom)
Chase,
14Cobia, by blasting
to pacel the.
Pinecrest Rexall
4 2 night
ilBruce Miller and Gene Crowder, bat-mobiles and Steve Ifensly, caterp
1 Bill House had three hit., Penney's
1 4
(herald Photo)
lar cage
Including a triple, and Alex Longwood
1 4 Wary Giants In Senior League U
Saab* rapped out a homer Thai.
1 5 play at Cooper 7l4
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and a single for the Druggists
selberry.
CHIJRCII SOFTBALL
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6 2 In Little Leaps action,
Roy Esterdige. Bonny Martin 1rst Baptist
S I Lake Mary walloped Sunland
had three hits for Chase.
Thurch of God
4 4 13-2 behind tIe, four-bit pitch.
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2 5 Ing of Chuck Smith,
1 2 5 Rick Smith allowed only
Pinecrest Assembly held onto inccrest Baptist
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LITTLE AMERICAN
two bits and hold th,Giants
with a 21.16 slugging win over hrlck..Morrisou
4 1 scoreless over the last the
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4 1 Innings In the Senior League ,
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affair.
The Sunland pitcher '
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helped
his
own
cause
with
a
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lavy
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In a real slugfest in the oodyear
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Church of Cod of Prophecy. .ocomotive Engineers 3 2 for Lake Mary.
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3 2 In the Little League game,
distance, while pitcher Otto luau, Mobile homes 2 3
Lake Mary's Smith scaitsered
Thomas and Mark Parker got lunt Lincoln Mercury 2 3 four hits and his
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GAMES TODAY
their first win of the camruns for the losers.
Junior
paign. Mike Baum and Mike
Bandy Bandon stole the
(At PLnehunat)and; Doyle each had two hits for
ihow in Little League action
(At Pinehurst)
Lake Mary.
is ha hurled a no-hitter in brine vs. Civitan, 4:30
In tonight's aetlon, the Per.
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Strickland- Morrison Ford's It- TO vi. KiwanIs, 7:30
rat City Pirates will be pair.
) victory over Goodyear. Au.
METRO SOFTBALL
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rey Poison's three hits sup(At Ft. Mellon)
Senators. The Little IA&amp;gw
ongwood vs. Penney's, 1:30
plied the batting power.
GAMES THURSDAY
Florida Stat. Bank remain.
Gallagher, Freddie Mark Righetti, and Mflis Pen.
he senior I.OS"_s eonte.t at
A lively skit entitled "1104. Eddie
Little National
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versus
Twenty
Marl..,
Gene
em Times
(At Ft. Mellon)
ion for the Little American
Roger Kowalaki, silver an- Dean Nichols and Nolmare Rid.
the
hted
lead with a 4-1 win over [lint L.M vs. Chase, 4:30
Years Ago hig hlig
deli, Webelos.
rows;
]eorge's. Tommy Barks was Inecreat Rex. vs. First Fed.,
recent meeting of Bear Lake Kenny Westmoreland, Andy Announcement was made
6:45
hs big man for the Banker,,
CHICAGO (UPI)-...A Teeerd
Cub Scout Pack 230 at the McGaffgsn, and Dean Samp. that Bunnell is seeking a me.
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aitching a two-hitter, striking
(At Bay ATs.)
Boar Lake Elementary School. son, desen.rs; Stove Hetealey, placement as cubcnaat.r.
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three-year-olds,
inelu4,g
uality Ml! vs. Locomotive luckpasser, Abe's Hop., and
out 10 and hitting his second
Boys from Den 3, under the
Eng., 4:30
comer of the year. I)kkie
loceastit, have been nominal- •
leadership of Mrs. Sue Marles,
Metro Softball
)esa and Randy Boyd got the
d for the $100,000 added Ar.
den-mother, presented the skit
(At Pinehurst)
o nly George's hits and Jim
ington Classic and Aas,Ieaa
featuring lances of both eras
iheffleld was the losing pitch. enney's vs. Cobis, 7:30
)erby scheduled for Arlington •
BAYONNS, France (UPI)- I celie, 43, against Tavenne,
and appesiring In imaginative
ong.-Cass. vs. Chase, 5:45
Ir.'ari. The classic, a talts mae.,
roles of their own creation. Jean Taverne, a 03-year-old who once worked as a chauf.
Church Softball
in
I the night's closest game,
will e rim Jum
cietitw,etj1Donnie barber, today was named heir feur for Ravel's younger
this
bro(At Ft. Mellon)
Word-Atlantic Bank nipped
)orby at 1% Miles will be
, Darrell
Ricky
to
the
one
rniUlo
franc.
th
em
and
hear,
Eiiouard.
ofC
vs.
Pinecrest
Rapt.,
7:30
levy. 2.2, In Little American
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Fred
'The Perrains charged To.
lay. The winners scored two
as ($200,000) a-yearincorne from
talon
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verne and his late wife, Ma.
ia*s In the bottom of the
the
world
- famous mucical
Boyle's
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si,en by Alm Maxin"
tricked }doU3rd Ravel In.
Den 5 and a display of crafts compositions of Maurice Ra- to chanaing his will in Marie*9
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shown
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articles was
favor. After Marie. death,
Maxine oodenough a Den 10. The decision by the civil Terne became her heir.
Awards, presented by Cub. court of this southwest French Maurice Ravel, who died
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master Bob Bunnell *n,l As city ended five years of bitter before World War II, wrote
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aistant Bruce Nelson, went to court accusations over the such popular pieces a, "Bole.
Ricky Lust, Greg Crowder, lucrative royalties from mo. ro," -I'avane" anti 'I)aphnia
vies, teletision, radio and anti Chloe' that stiii are play.
wolf; Darrell Smith, anti
die Gallagher, bear; Darrell concerts featuring R a v e i's cd every day all over the
I. &amp; i. NIbN
.eorld.
Smith, Ricky Lust. Dean ml
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MOTORS8 INC
gold arrows; Ricky Lust, rain, 47, and his Sister bLat en brother Edouird.
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of Slavia won rod and reel as prize for being overall winner In recent fishathon sponsored by
Chuluota Sportsman's Club. George al8o recelvL41 met of camping utensils for catching the hr.
jest, and the most, fish.
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Tb. tryouts begin today at
4 p.m. and will be roomed
Thursday at the same time,
Regular league play begins
on Monday, May *3, with the
eight teams divided Into two
four-team leagues. In the
Western Lesgue will be the
Cards, the Chief., the Yanks
and the Panther.. The East.
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Cubs, the Twins, the Rebels
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HERE'S PART of the Oviedo pitching and
catching staff that will be seeking the Class B
Region 3 baseball title Friday night against
Avon Park and a trip to the state tournament
the next weekend. In front Is catcher Mike Partin and standing In back are Sonny White and
Bob Fugate. White, hurling In relief, picked up
the big victory over Eustis In the group finals
last Friday, taking over for ace Walter Beasley.
Friday night's will be played In Avon Park and
game time is 7:30 p.m.
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Mickey Loileh tossed a five.
hitt er and Detroit scored six
runsIn . sixthinningto
•upend the Red Soz Run-seerlog singles by Dick Mc.
Auliff.. Jim Nor th rup and
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)- conclusion u the man who W race for Derby hots.., Don West highlighted the big
sixth Inning and Norm Cash's
Derby fans mulled today over trains th. winner-very little. I'h
e colt went on to win by two-run homer climaxed the
he off,cts Exhibition ist's vie.
Exhibitionist, somewhat of
tory In Tuesday's running of a dIsappoIntment to trainer hiss lengths over four other scoring in the senvth.
Zoilo Versahles, last
the Derby trial at Churchill Hirsch Jacobs in th e F.zst Ilassie hopefuls,
most
valuable player, hit a
"Its
ran
a
good
race
but
he
Downa would have on Satur- thus far this season, mails a
th ree-ran homer In the th ird
lJay's edition of the Kentucky bold bid on the final turn to 5 going to most different
inning and Camillo Pasenal
Derby and came to the same go to lb. front iif'th. final tories Saturday," said Hirsch turned In
a four-hit pitching
racobs, who trains Exhibition.
effort to pace the Twina' vie.
at for his wife Ethel. "When tory
over Chicago.
t hey run good you run them
The Angels routed Jim
rack. But after all they
te
were (Catfish) Hun r for four
Cerdinary horses behind him. runs In
the second Inning and
st I don't see any standout held on
to win behind the
n a wide open race,
combined pitching efforts of
So Exhibitionist will get Marcelin. Lope. and Bob
MONTREAL (UPI) - Mon. This left tie. Canadlens with
treal's high-powered Cans.- a 3-2 edge in the best of sen. Is chance In the Kentucky Lee, Catcher Bob Rodgers
liens, gaining momentum with en series and neeeding only I)erby along with about 15 doubled home th ree runs dun.
tadh game, entrained for Do. one more victory to wrap up C them horses unless their owie, ing th e sceond inning rally
roit today confident of bring, their second consecutive play. is and trainers have a chance and he scored on a single by
0 f heart between now and Paul Schaal.
Ias back hockey's No. I prize, off title.
Its Stanley Cup, before the The Montreal victory mark. laturday.
reek Is out.
td the first time in five games Due D'&amp;latr, who finished
The flying Frenchmen, erg- of the finals that eith er teaem world In the trial, never was
hog In high gear all night, had been able to win at home. 'xpected to run In the Derby
aught a Detroit Red Wings The Canadiesces lost the first hut third pla ce Williamaton
nachine which appeared to two games here and th en won id will start and to might
running cold and perhaps the next two in Detroit to )otninaz, who finished fourth,
ut of gsa Tuesday night to even the series. Now the Co. beaten about 10 lengths.
NATIONAL LEAGUB
Fifth and last In the trial
register a decisive 5.1 victory. natliens, who have won three
An. B. H. Pit.
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Clear
Springs,
a
Spanish.
Mor
In succession, are heavily fa n.
gan, Hou 73 11 29.384
orrd to take it all, which would bred colt who showed soms Smith, Itt. 66 10 25 .379
mean a 13,500 pay check to peed for a quarter of a mile Alien,
Phil 43 9 16 .372
arid th en dro pped hopelessly
each of the 21 Canadians.
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NY
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This
Sunday
wel
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summer season. I.00ka like
'ngths behind Exhibitionist, Btrgll, Pitt 52
7 15 .340
live our Special fqr you and
we'll ban, more than our
rho was timed in 1:36 for
Santo, CM 61 9 21 .344
ass and women we were hop. the entire family from 11:30 CHICAGO (UPI)-Chicago
ti mile.
Moan. Cm
65 5 22 .133
lag for sod should be kegling n.m. on. An excellent oppor.
Abe's Hope, winner of the Pglironi.Pitt 45 4 15 .333
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tunity of bringing the entir, ihit. Box fans have an
with sight full teams.
lu.
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Kenneband,
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member, It'a this Monday at family out and enjoying the ortunity to pick the anthem Jim Lucas' 39 and Bruce tamed the Derby favori te Alou, MI
AMERICAN LEAGUE
world's largest participating
be played before home $nn'ieeson'i 40 paced th
nm.
e w ith Kauai King second choice.
AR. B. H. Pet.
Friday evening Sand Spurs sport . .. bowling.
lames, with the condition they South Seminole Golf team to
Also scheduled to run Sat.- F. Rbsn, Hal 46 16 21 .438
Leagea. had some outstanding
a 213-230 victory over Sanford unilay in the first of the triple
oin in singing it.
Alvi,, Cl.
51 5 21 .412
bowling. Real happy to anBallot.. were passed out at Junior high yesterday at the cirowe classics were: Amber. Rbnan, Chi
53 12 20 .377
noune. another m.mb., into
Seminole
Country
Club.
olId. the Wood Memorial win. D. Rbsn, Bat 58 if) 21 .362
I'uesday's game with Minneour "first time" category.
The Hurricanes, now 4.0, nerl Stupendous,* replace.
Oliva, Minn 47 * 17 .362
Nom Jagger bowled her
giving the fans the choice will meet Maitland
Junior anient for lluckpuser who stil Ysmskl, Boa 68 12 23 .3.18
first 200-plus game in league
iniong America the Beautiful, high .xt Monday and Or. f,med a quarter crselc shortly
411
KaHn., Det. 67 12 19.333
play. Hit It right on the nose
led Bless Amine., and The lsentio Lee Junior high nea t ai11cr his Flamingo Stakes
In the Wednesday n.m. NaWarner, Cal 51 II) 17 .333
with an ones duese.
Th ursday to close out th eir viictory; Advocator; Sky Guy; Whit., NY
High gam. for th. night val Officers' Wives, Busy }hr Spangled Banner,
46 8 15 .326
ballot
called
season.
Both matches will be Fheel Shoe; Sean E India; Cash, Dot
However,
the
was that of Jean Krrick with Rena of the RVAH.0 led the
68 12 22 .324
the IAnI Of Lakes Country R rhabilltmt.; Quint.; Beae*
$ UI and Jo Brown copped lesgue with $ 471 cerise, in. COr th e fan to pIetlu to sing at
lone Runs
Sub and Osktown.
series withe gamse of 200, eludIng a high singl, game Is cleoice when attending Club in Casaelberry.
National League: Aaron,
1SI,lllforab7dtotal.
of113.
' Braves B; Torte, Braves, Let..
bvms, Dodgers and Ways, GIThere won't hi a Saturday Tie. VAR-U topped lb.
Ballots wore to
Passed
e
Bwsepsr this week due to the )IVAH.4 "B" for 4 points with C ut tonight and also at the
ants 6; Alou and Thomas,
onto
men's aisociation meeting and the good bowling of Dornell 'reekend series with Detroit,
Braves, and Gentile, Astroe I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
banquet.
NATIONAl. LEAGUE
Klkllne 145-.dll series and Inih the tabulation to be ms4o
American L e a g u e: Rd.
W L PCI. GB
Last week's winners were Molli. Hopper's 148-4l4 a.. 3lay 20.
W. L Pet. GB chardt, Angels 6; F. Robin.
12 1 .923
Howard for subs with
P ittsburgh
12 5 .706
son, Orioles, Scott, Red Box,
The Box formerly played the Cleveland
Cheek Zedman taking second Tb. RVAR.3 took 4 points Ita.r Spangled Banner before Baltimore 12 2 .367, % Si' Fran. 13 7 .050 '4 Kahn., Tigers and Outs,
10 1 .647 2% L 5 Angeles It I .000 1% Twins 5,
plies honor,. Individual jack. from the RVAH-0 the easy ames, but this year switebed Chicago
Det ro it
pot winners were Bob 11cr.. way, the RVAH.6 "A" team t a God Bless America,
It 7 .dll 3% A tianta
It S ,.550 2%
Runs Ratted In
dod 110, Dick Schaeffer 200, havIng forfeitthegames - Iirig criticism from coast
draw. California
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B
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ft 5 .550 2%
National League: Ways and
to
Cheek Zedman 224. Bobby Marge Makela was high with cout. The switch was made Minnesota,
6 7 .462 6
Philadelphia I 7 .533 3
McCoy47, Giants 16; Aaron,
Bersdod 110 and Jack Kin. $ 145/143 for a 404 series.
5
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Washington
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5 10 .444 4% Braves and Flood, Cards, 15;
encourage singing
nor winning the fifth game
Boston
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5 8 .335 5
Johnson, Dodgers and Clo t.
The RVAU9 took 3 points ans.
witbaUl.
New
York
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Cincinnati
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The
from
the RVAH-13 with
rival Chicago Cubs play
Nest Boturday we'll be go. awa
Kansas City 3 12 .200 10 Clbicago
4 13 .236 8
American League: H. Bob.
th. good bowling recorded by t he Star Spangled Banner, but
lag with our 10 game Malt.. Susy
Tuesday's Results
Tuesday's Results
inson, Orioles 21; Yastrzesn.
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Calif. 6 Kansas City 2
A11*. 5 Phila. S (10)
ski, Rid Box 1*; Cesigliaro
Our Bowler's Salute of the rio.; turn mat.. Joan Gresen. (.t days there Is no pre. Cleveland 1 New York 0
PItt.. r, Cinci. 4, (12)
and Scott, led Box and Cash,
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sins
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Week go.. to Phil Roche for
Washington I Baltimore 0
SIL Louis 5 New York 2
Tigers 12.
his bet st reak whkh has now of 140 and Kitty Snyder bad
Detroit $ Boston 0
Houaton 10 Chicago 2
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Giants 5-9; Cuellar. Astro.,
Today's Games
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pittaburgh at Cincinn ati (N) ants 3.0 Craig and Knowles,
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Now York at St. Louis (N) Phillies and Sadecki, Cards
singl, game of 114 and Ann to Baltimore Colts as a free Minnesota at Chicago (N)
gwa by rolling well ,n,
c hicago at Houston (N)
2-0.
Perreila
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agent.
Boston at Detroit (N)
1.4re Angelo. at San. Fan.
American League: McDo.
Thin past Monday was no The RYAR-li toç.d lb.
Baltimore at Washington (N)
(N)
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BteffWivesforlpointsaa.
.zesptloa when Phil again
The first minor leagues of
Thursday's Games
Orioles and That, Indiana 3suring their hold on
relied "prot.uional ball."
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0; Barber, Orioles, Stephen.
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the library is ill things to all "adopted' family, Mr. and
' people. Truly, this i the great. Mrs. William ?dcCree.
eat wonder, for, on the shelves They will return to their
and under its roof i found native countries in Jun. to
everything that man has learn, continue their studies, Nasrin
ed since the beginning of his Is Interested In art and chem.
: existence. So much Is
Istry and Melchior Is interest.
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teriali Center"
Their visit to Lyman was
The following pupils from arranged by the Future
Hopper participated in the Teachers Club ami Kathy
TIZZY
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Kent, PTA president, served
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% EI.U)lI(. foreign exchange $Ltl(iL'flti Melchior
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Guidebook' Stevie Wilson, filth
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grade; Adventure Rook,
' Mr.. Stanley Scott, area
wus Kathy Kent (left), i, rv.iiIent of the hiture Teachers (1u1), i)it stuyin Philpot, fourth grade; Joke rector of the American
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dents spoke at an assembly program and viitiat as many clussriuuims A.111
Book, Anthooy Bryant, filth Service and his wife, Cad,
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(Herald Photo)
explained
Scott
something ° -third grade;
Card
Cats. th, history of the for,ig ex.
W,a,Mary
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fourth
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grade; Science Book, Russet chance student program anti
Its purpose.
Bush, sixth grade; Slystery
Following their talks at the Classic Spy Plot Is Revealed By Canadian Police
Book, Reginald Smith, sixth
OTTAWA (UPD—A blonde qevl ,,,ny, sitting with his 11cclellan sa id &amp; RCHP Ingrade; Cook Book, Patricia assembly program they visit.
ed
as
many
classrooms
as
pos.
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like Gerda IfunsInacr. %Ile, Corinne, baskle him, list- vestlxallon of )Irs. Sluallnger 0
Black, fourth grade; Safety
&amp; cabinet officer with access ened intently to testimony un- torned tip in formation which
Book, David Johnson, third sable and answered questions to defense secret; anti an "II. ill the Inquiry was adjourned pointed to a ' classic ca" of
grade; Etiquette Book, Joyce from the students.
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No. 1. Jusnonat Cooper, fifth tom4. governments, lanlruage, Add up to a "classic" potential fie has admitted It owing beautiful woman used to ollclt :
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off plot, the head of the Iloyal Sir&amp;. Slunsinger 11soC%IlY-" data fr
government offl. Lip
grade; Sons Book No. 2, Hol. and education were among the Canadian Mounted Police tes. but denied allegations that sox c lals. 110111
4 said It was possible
lii Hillarnan third grsde, Ani topic, discussed
titled
that since Mrs Munsinger .
real Book, Holly Malcolm, se.In Switzerland, for instance, Police Commissioner George or security were inol%cd
left Canada another pities
cond grade:: Slath Book, Rer. it Is necessary to pass n, McCIPIlan said the telthonk
has
taken her place.
nard MeMlilan,, 512th :rsde; iranrø ssmtn.tanns to cntar inredicnl; raiseal a IWI11ii. MilitaryMight
1)etaila of the 11CM!' Investi.
Biography Rook, Catherine junior and senior high sIha)nls ity" that former Asqclate
510S('OW (lJi'J)—The So. gallon were disclosed earlier
Tysr, fourth grade; Costume as well as college. There are Defense Minister I'Icrre Sovig. viet ljnion displayed its lat. In the inquiry. They Included
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Book, Nancy Harris, sixth six year, of high school and n "might have been corn•;t military haraiwar. Sunday reports which said Mrs. )[us.
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parade singer admitted spying for the
Dora Hardy, fourth grade; Bachelors degrees are not cumbeti to a compromise" in hna,rv that fualurvil it huge Soviets in Gerniany, had an
Magazine Back, Karena Bra. granted by Vuropran univers- hi s relationship wii It Mrs, "orbital" balhitle mis.iiie anti illicit sexual ralallonslilp" ea
cey, third grade; Poetry .iboI:i ties, but student, h*se to Munsinger,
anti-sin-raft missile, the Rus. with Scvigny and knew a t
Diane Bush, fifth grade
work for
litied at a siatt clahn are invulnerable to least two other cabinet offl.
cyclopedia. Arthur Collins, gree.
embmk bkv&amp; 16 stem a
Judicial inquiry a( charges American jamming devices.
cars an "a first name basis."
sixth grade: Dictionary. Elm. Studonto in Iran attend that
Canada's security was
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Mobility
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Mrs.
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former
cc Jenkins, fourth grade; achool for five anti h a
lf (lays breached wht'n Mrs. Muniing- all,' arm was the theme of the East (erman beauty queiu, 'We',. goIng te watch 'Huliabalo' ai hiv, a dance.
Newspaper, Billy If a r d Y. a week front $ am, to S p.m. or, allegedly a onetime Soviet gigantic Red Square parade, Ued In Canada between l36
fourth grade; Narrator, fire- and take 11 subJects a year.
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gory Hill, sixth grade.
English Is a requirec subject. and other cabinet officers In -oo.plus JWn's of Rumalan %lunich, Germany. While In
The playi#4 was produced by 110Y 2 &amp;nd girls attend differ. the
former govurnment of tnilitary e(juilmient from jeeps Canida, she engaged in prosti.
Answiev, oe
Mro. Julia 1, Merritt, librar. rat schools In her cv)untry.
conservative krinte Slinister and tanks to intercuntinental lotion, RCNIP juvoillilstors 17j, Ambitecture fp
Ian. L. R. Zubanks Is prin. The young people had nia. l John Diefenbaker.

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Dy/•/ J*rn:s .1. Ilngl.tary
STENSTROM. DAVIS S

Litbur 5. I.ckwith. Jr.

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GORDON V. TRXDERICII

Arthur 31. Ssckwltb, Jr.

115 East Commercial Ittiet
P. 0. I3i 1715

By: Donna U. Mathos
Deputy Clerk

Ltto'ssy fer Pisiattff

Sanford. Florida. $1271
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Atply Apt. I, or call $22. 4 Cbs,. 5/W
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IS-literter De.gsl.ee
1?-jaakt.rlal isrwi.ea

I$-Paa*s..e •P'IS-Real letats Wasted

223.1371.

I$-J.b Pr*sU.g
OS-Pisata - reed. - ie

Ill-Jlsatal Agsats
hi$-Wan,4 Ye MImI

I$-Waated 1. 557

*SS-AuI.m.tive semis.
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ROEJi AND O$EtlE!

Slainhulier and logan

p. 0. Box 1113$

P. 0. Box 1711

- 'i It. ?sten.Durl. blonds 3373$ Sanford, J"Ionids
Attorney fur I ixintiff
• Attorney. for Plaintiff

puli;ls

670 11
47 31

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WITH AU.
SOLD III
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1962 POID GALAXIE 500

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HALO-TON, liii.. 1434 wI*b .dv

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thu a suit has been NIt.ELY Turn. 3 ll.irrn. houss

- Clerk of •aid Circuit l'urt

lip: Martha 'I'. Vihhen
Liep'ut,' Clerk
Pervie I'. tlwenn
or
$WANN .INIJ IWA'4X

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1963 FORD GALAXIE 500
Glossy
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USED CARS'
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322.4421.

101. Triller • Cabanas

CD7•5S

3fl4702 aights 122'SlII.

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Adults, 575. 111.4013.
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Orlando. Florida
Attorney tot' PlainlIft

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Altorfilys ml Counselors at Ci Itt.. I Iidrrn. houu.e near

U South Magnolia Avenue

vipioiu$ili, reals usd bestir. A $
red peppy sir et us OK

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:OO AM. - 12 NOON

II, 20, 17 5 Pisl.iI'.h April 25, 27, IJay 4. i':I.iiih April 9, 3?, May 5, rA54P-U Trsii.r. Ph. Da .
CUy.55

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441 *7
' 11 iU head $S 31

hath32Sl:1 mo.. itii;ti.s turn.

abi.. Adult.. 3*2.1333.

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Clark of Circuit Court
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lip: Martha T. I'uhien.
Arthur H. Hsckwlth, 1r
i)spuuly Clerk.
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Clark of ths Circuit Curt
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c1;%:r l'h. ' $31. $ SN, CI homl. KItchen equip. sponisst.tsS old Trailer. II
p.4. Shads a Drape.. $31. Mali. slier. i'ark Ad. Trill.
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$ 11$

Il-Messy Wasted

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.trttaur Ii. lleckwltb, Jr.

•f April. *340.

Tuck it ths firm of

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;5doeulnc0s tt&amp; siI rnr hand atotof otALoftlei.uurI YlurIda OH. rii sm mo
g..flIfl.I5 County. Florida house. Sanford. Seminole Coun. this the 11th day of April.
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DONE AND ORDERED
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(HEAl.)
- r Janta.'i. Seminole Co u rut r. April. ISis.
3 BR CU 110115K, Purnished,
•'.* Slats of h'l.,ni.Ia this ltth .9y ($L1.al.)
Arthur H. B.ckwlth. hr.
all electric, ne
$As. sic
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p, , bath Cal' 322 '334 after I 115, Autos For Sat.

on hi following described pro. l'l*intltt'. •Iturney, whose t. .i, so. a Deere. I'm) Con.
perty situate In Seminole oem. aol a.i•ir.a.e app.ar be. t,uo miii b. entered against
l.uw. on or b.(ors th. 37th pots for the rsll.t prayed for s JilL, 1% Bath, kit. squlpi,..I.
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Orl 4 Church Strict
an e, Florida

1.11 Ii through

i r...t.si xLJl'I.I:x, Turn, Oak.

$al.s.Jtutats
Ph. 111.4111

CUsS th. lien •i( a ,Ti..rii(ake NCI%• a r-npy thereof up'.n the sIy .a. D., 1314. if you f.ii

a copy I enso.
I rc0 • .sobin.
r Church Shell,

Arthur U, Ieckwieh. Jr.
Clerk of th• Circuit Court
By Donna H. Harkos

Florida Itate Iaak....Swhta 31

Clerk of the Circuit Csirt Sanford, Florida

wi:ih case Ii a. .h.,wn

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coretsi. os a. nt

' t*,i, C.,urt and to a.rcs a copy
Township ii South. Court and to serv, a copy
iu.tsi.
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It.ng. 30 t...t lees Ws.t thereof upo.. Iii. plaintiff or
I th.,ef upon the plaintifri (It
roa.l).
pisintifre attorneys whose 1 011. ItoliflE. 300$ palmetto
tnrnsyu whose name an-i siAve.
Call
222.31ST.
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appears
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and
adduce.
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$wann
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tO (III sour enawsr l's said ala'S St.ann, I? South )lsguiuli* b.r.re the 13th •iiy of
•4 ,. nature nf ui. pro, suit with the un.lsnsliued A"IIII. •iniandn, Florid.. not NEW 3 lIft. tlou,e, Kit. e'iUip.

SF if April, 1155

Mc1*tosh

DE.
Defendants.
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IART 5. HARVSY.

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AItC1IIPI 0. IRELAND and I. FIRST TEL'ERALINi8

55 tiled shall be void,

/5/ Loe 5. Roman
As executrix of the
$1
Will and Teetament
Baztsi' I. Roman. dsceaud

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dften p.4 P...... Circuit Coure

Jimmy CI 1311 VoIce. cemplst.iy ovIr
hiuled, 347*. 13l.iuIl.

323.siSl.

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,irncIaCVlTCOV*TOP .!PU..al. u
riaons
Y..u. and each of you, an' rvn, in *vn rom •aoinot.a

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3 fl00%I Turn Apt water S

lawn, win conatIer trade of

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EC Celrna
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for
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Complaint.
TRIC DROP-IN RANGE to by the claImant. hi. ssn
YNESS my hand and lbs
Hodsl KTS3SXP • SerIal or attor'ssy and accompanied
said Court at Sanford,
BleISil
by $ tiling fes of ems dollar Semi
I ostnty, Florida, thIs
INTERNATIONAL WALL, and such claim er demand eel 'it

PUIINACE, Model 5.71

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nic• ?srntiy room. No qualify. Real Estate
500W. lIt It.
Inco ,uortgii. 113.400.

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.4 in Vial Book 13." PSI' tic. in the count hone, of said ty and

Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and the
Ninth Judicial Circuit, iii Seal at this Court at Sanford.
end for $smlnole Cuaty, Seminole County, Florida. this
Florida
SIlk day if April, AD. 1155

with

Investment A Realty

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The L...v Yew Ad Riiis

$l,-Vssi lssaIs.

get your room separate dining room
3% baths. Near •hepping.

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11IIIh AprU $0. $7. Ma 4. 11.

1$, public rscor4. of $em. County at Sanford, Florida, u4n (III
mole County, Florid.,
within six calendar moaths sea
Toisther milk the follow,from th. time it the first pub. Orlando,

Eyu Domsa 5. Starkoc, D.C. (SEAL)

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James Knowiss and Label N.

2 BAYS - 2 LIFTS
E.lsbll.hsd Trade

tim-alt price)

the Jronl door of the $iml U*1$I JVDIC2AL CEJICL'S? or C.t

Plaintiff, SETTER ROME *UT$ sri te

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horn. sold.

)ursclosun. en er
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dul/ authoriie.I t.pus: will
$.mlnoie County P'lurI.i* di-

WIJ.30N.MAILPi ?DSIIIITUU

I. H 30 Hatsrprise. las.
1114111

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orIer 01' satr

425ii53S

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333.110) lOIS Hiawatha at Ill?

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11 eels County. Florida, in Cham. snecmb.ning toliowiag dsscib-. present any claims and di. plaintiff vs
Mary K.
II ']I esry, for Divorce, the short e.l property situated in Simm. uvuaad.s which you, or either • vsy dsfsnd
&amp;It&amp; title of said sctloa being UN. nole County Florida. to-wit:
you, may bay, against lb. is.
ar n .rc recu 1W t•
I "JI lU DL GAIL PUCKET1', Plaintiff
Lot 12. Block •'C. COUPS. Sti of BAXTER I. StOWAN, ffl 3rour
Fl vs. CHARLES EDWARD PIYC.
TRY CLUB HEIGHTS, deceased, late .1 saId County, feselvi a uwer or o er I.
UNIT ONE, according to to lb. County Judg. of Semin. etyl.4 P ea.dlg in the above
KEX'T. Defendant, these pr..

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c..anylrn.-$134.33
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$300 down, assume pay Is. of
NOTHING DOWN

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Li JAC U*ICHIs
511431$ t ma a• sheriff of Seminole
III Masaofla

tEaTH JVDICI%L CIRCVIT OP and to serve a copy thereof

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sues wisely, too. Steer clear

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Seminole County, Tlonida ds.

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to, Plaintiff

PISCES (Feb. 20 to March

TODAY . .hi
. •01she can be
most successful is Ut. II fol.
lowini nrofqasfoos that have
to do.
wills property and 11.

a. SWANS, hi.
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have made that gtvs you a

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I4(M)IRR rats. Cool, roomy 3
h.lrin. turn. apt. *753 Hag. FURN. APT.. Isle N.11so,fli.. ..------- Ilaleway ii The Watirwey
1$7
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tt.lia. 133.3051, 2:35. III.
ONLY 03$. Imall t nt
sTn.re. ,. • Robirn Sporting Goods
•Your SVI2IRUDH Dialer
JUJIN. DupIst; 4 ge. r..ms. JI. 5th. 322.301*. 2230.
lOIS FOJID I 11U15$it statIsm 314.1.1 1. tat.
Ph 122.101
til, bath. No PItS. 132.1711.

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W. 15th. 322.1132.
matie. Only $135 than. $13.
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Home 191$. Central hiit A Always order your ad on fit, economical weekly or .ie1iy Turn $ room Apt., __

Payton Realty

L'"51ttk fi..payØ •,.
cr5191 garage, $20.80,.

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AqUARIUS (JaIl. 21 to Rob.
iaj important you go Uu'ou

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HOTS
33 yr.. etaewspap
ageer cider
Used fureltue, sap amasat. for morning
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3 Path C TIN DAYS

emino!e tçealtu

Damaged Varniturs isis., Court on April $ liii, in that
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LINDA V. KOUS
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U. 8. Naval Auztiiarp Air
SIVVPJA*5A
a JOhN E. )IAOUIJIE.

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th. pac1i1 ATJITRhtT.I% I

I ______________________ Ill monthly or cash discount
with larger down paym.nt a

53. Wantud To Bay

at pubile outcry I., the high. •

polntmunt. for recreation Ot3
like Is beat In AM. II. caro
ful not to b. extravagant. i

Y OI%NII1 Thrse betiroom
:t bath; central air A heat;

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$055. ?rfllch AYS.

Pallawsy. M..$tal.
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5.4., bp Day, Wish,

145 ,

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Jimmy Cowan. 222.4011.

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103. MobIle Hoss... Rust

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lIlt Pt.YMOITI( Fury lit _____________________
rocal'on.rA:yme iZu. Auwsoti,. $.nk.

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"p,. , p kirchbotf,_33

eirs minimum construction
.zperienee hould apply now

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Stales Slar.hal or any of his i)3YIllo

CAPRICOIN (Dcc, 22 to

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call 112.3111 for appointment.

Jim Hunt Realty

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PAINTING U_V2 CARPENTRY
Hid,, Tys Iaw Tape
should sentrIefrsm1neof
PLAZTEftIM() - 50071310 Jlecorder,, Tliisrs, Ilenovateis qualifleaftone to IIMX-DZ1J,

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Apt. 1, $I 192 't)RVAIR 90 tiuh Coup, Senkarik Glass and Paint

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fenced ya,
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kitchen .quipped.

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115 Autos F., Sal.

rn. apt... prtne. bsths ufi. 135$ NRCURT Park La.. 3. 1*13 RUICK laneS. •t.tl.e
lltli• furL; fl$eISlly •ulled 1r. H.T.. *U*Om&amp;tIe. power
wag.. Intematfr pow.r

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sged bedreom sad dIsi.i Writ of Z*scutlon luusd out
LUrED TiATHI DThriutt
t0lJ*T, NIDDLE I)IITRZCT 31. MImICS) Iaslrais$a r.o furalture. Hasp piece. of and under the real at the

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WAS ii*io new $**i• large

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iji'1'm. WILLIAMI
333.2410
1145 '
jayk Drive lISI000 $zlstIn 3lntgass
$a&amp;ltog
- $3000 For turthr infonina.
0.SYMIS Lundqulst. Ass..
LARGE COUNT*Cy løI
ti... Call: .1. W. Hall Realty.
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3144 Truck Ave., 323.3141 OF
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LAWNS mowed, Ig or small.
51. Attic
Raasonabts. 145.1111.

12 tts.. j)5 5f
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tlo quickly It 7041 170 to get __________________________________________ ____________ ___________________________ le.. WiMS P. 0 55* UlL NIPAIR a PAINYWOG
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COMMODORE

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Case. C. 0. 1cWalterii, Vik.
i.e Road, Isaford. 53$ 4114.

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HI trio Immediate OpesItn(S for ipUi.

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71. Mat. Ho Wtsd

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Shepherd fsrnsi•. 215 PISM? HI

SzcelII 57 3scs?d. Cm. $

teens. ..tlm*torI. t*k1u
Gwaltn.y Jewelers
10 to IeISt1iiI&amp;7$ILTI ONRMAN Shepherd PVP.. S 200 0. Park Ave.
sa.,rd men. project engineers, field
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_k....ot r.gieter.d. $43enginesre. soils elginiers,
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lbarracks MI of Altamonte
springs, and its auxiliary
10116 congratulated the
groups on their membership
achievements and attesbuct.
The mooking, was naducted
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Mrs. Grace Lash, hospital
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a check from the barracks
evering one-half the proceeds
received from the Sanford.
Orlando Kennel Charity Night
And Tar Day.
It was voted to purchase
two reclining chairs, at ;M
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ROSES
Choice of color,
ONE DOZEN .

a Premier Flies
To Trouble Zone
QITANG N G Al, Vietnam
(UPI)—Premier Nguyen Cao
Ky new into the troubled lit
Corps area today and had his
first meeting with Gen. Ton
That Dinh sine, the latter took
over as Corps commander.
flub was sent In by Ky last
month to restore order alter
anti . government demonstrations that were marked by
violence.

(Next To Wl..Dlxts) Pbsa 322.9279

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this much 4or these famous
name, nationally advertised 't'
watches. Selection includes
automatic., calendars, ultra.
thin styles, waterproofs, 14K
gold cue.. All have matching
expansion bind or strap.
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SUNNYLAND
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wives will receive special In.
WIENERS
In the meeting of the auxil.
conducted by the prnI.
dent, Mm Otto Baumgartner.12.oz. 45C

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TALLAHASSEE (UN) —
The gubernatorial candidates
In Tuesday's primary have
spent more than $1.39 million
in their campaigns to influ.
ence the voters.
Financial reports submitted
to the secretary of state's
office Monday showed incumbent Haydon Burns leading
in the spending so far with
1702,626, followed by Scott
Kelly. $450$l5 and Robert
King High, $125,907,
Claude Kirk led in the Re.
publican spending with $12,.
449. Richard Muidrew, the
other GOP contender, said he
has spent $7,120.
The final full week of campaigning last week cost the
six candidate, $250,900. The
six have received so far $I.617.615 In contributions.
The unsuccessful candidates
in Tuesday's election will file
final financial reports next
Monday. Thos, in the runoff
and general election will continue weekly reporting.

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VANILLA

Members won Wormed of
4be seventh district conven.
on scheduled Saturday in
Apopka. Registration will be
at 10 sI luncheon at 11:30.
End the meeting at 1 p.m.
Nut meeting of the Alta. SUNNYLAND
wmte barracks will be May

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Ground Beef. 4 lbs.
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Candidafes
$1.39 Million

3.1.1. CAN

FRYERS 5 lbs.

saibw. Two am raimAers,
Arthur Plasegan and Orwell
3isn.tt, we welcomed.,usii 1410% Pun
It was announced Joseph
isis,, service officer, would

CRISCO410'

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SNOSTININSI

JOHNNIE T. WATSON, aviation electrician petty officer, second class, has been released to Inactive duty I In Fleet Reserve after
20 years active duty
with U.S. Navy. Wit.
son, attached to RV.
AH.13, retired in cer..
monies held a b o a r d
USS Kitty Hawk, currently assigned to 8ev.
enth Fleet in Western
Pacific. During h I i
timi in service, Watson
received six good con.
duct awards, World
War II Victory medal,
American and European Theater medals, Un.
Ited Nations Service
Medal, Korean Service
Medal, Navy Commen.
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dation and Vietnam
Service Medal.
HILIROS
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a handuH of the more than 25,000 winners so far!

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Batter hurry to Winrt.Dixle and join the fun &amp; excitement of "Match the P,Izi"!

S.
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US. CHOICE LAMB

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Parkerion, assigned to
RVAH.18, recently ri.
csv.d letter of coin.
,nsndatlon fromsquad.
ros commander, Cdr. R.
W. )rfrLsln for 'his di.
votlon to duty In help.
ins squadron achieve
outstanding success under combat condition.."
Presentation was made
aboard 1138 K I t t
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Mr. Jesse Y.ong
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WA$HINGTOtI (UM) The Johnson administration
nsud on. alit. favorite

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d.2.gs$es were i.psst.d to
view his i,pesl IkS,6141117.
On Widiwidey, the his.

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Aelsals MIseW, O,l'ds, PS.,
Ms. A. I. Cpu's.. Chair.. Pt..

that

nraa gets its feet In the door

ministration, the balangs of
payments situation lap. cut.

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Ing some long run return to
en d the dollar outflow right

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President Jobnson'i 'alun.

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lending and Investing was,
due to end by rio.. of 1966.
tory"

restraints

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torn, to offset go,ns.s.t
spending In Vietnam.

EGGS

VLVIIAL,

Mrs. J. M. Palmer (Pletvrsd Belie) With
Its,. Mrnger R. A. W.st.ndlck &amp; Seporvisse
Herbert 51k.. IL. to I.) Orl..ds, Ph,ld.

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141.

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PEG. 29t HUDSON JUMBO white or cut.

Palatka,

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Deseld R. Mayo

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Mrs, J. D. Mathews

PEG. 99

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Berbers A. Jeckson
Myrtle G.dshaIk

Wise, PM. Child.

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8-PK. DIXIE DARLING WIENER OR HAMBURGER
(from Jacksonville, Florida)

REG. 21

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meuilaI.Iy Aimed at getting
them in a mimic fllht M.
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the moon, two men were miss.
Ing.
One of the new push, )fj.

Edward Given. Jr., $ NA$A
employ., was at Cap, Ken.
netly making plans for this
month's Gemini S flight (ea.
turing his working speslally
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each sailed emeIeoe is
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to proceed with the war In fall winter, both gmps gave
some Masculine anger I&amp;bar must match the trend
Vienne seems to be Swaying informatim to the press " 'Sri Rusk's rspwtw murks Wit ses 00 bedmi
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a bit in the 11pring br"sm Johnson later seemed So alsp that 41116 U- Z would TA Is- CASN ZMt Also 2,, agod more
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sad Mrs shrewish as
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rest we* The valon Is creating a pool
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god meek.
other bruises.
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fag" of from I to If days.
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besid's naturally, ire
piar peering that the lure of with a special appeal to all IosIuo sad Poland IlaisSi crumbling Mmestsad just
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try to handle a civil rights bill
each Year," Spiathers said.

a new soft coal contract. Rail.
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to Mayor Wilson, add'
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merit of Savings Bonds
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price and: wagit ro.
straint old the postponement
f Purchases for capital
pansion.

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as with state governors. and
now was extending the same

frozen foods

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the U.
comty 13th Senatorial District
a3peuzed almost certain. today.
J. A. (Tar) Boyd, former
senator, of Liesburg, appar.
nay was the leader in mat.
tidal return. from the 11
counties aft.r a seesaw battle
with incumbent
Daniel, of Clermont. lborn
Latest returns showed Boyd

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Official canvass of Tiacs. VOL.58
NO 184- UPI__________________________
Leased Wire
Established 1908
THURSDAY MAY 5. 1966
SANFORD, FLORIDA -PrIce 5 centi
day'spthnary,otlngthg,m.
holder, for The Rowedall.ri inoI• County showed today
J.A.BOYD
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plays: If you are not coins that 3,1)0 cast ballots-only
ob.abletoaluyou,tick,ta 414 per cent of those regis.
)'rdd.y or Saturday to ass
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The Kit. Animal", first pro. Ballots
w era canvassed
duetlon of the little theater
Daniel. That would give Boyd
group, visa" notify Mr D. Wednesday by a board corn.
a
73-vote victory margin.
L. Smith, membership chair, posed of County Judge Mar.
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Wednesday's unofficial it.
mano to someone also can
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Your tickets. loIns members Bruce, supervisor of elections,
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County Commissioner
In Seminole County, the of.
a,e company coming
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Stout canvass showed Daniel
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would like to take nest..
The official vote revealed no
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.
A chamber full of perturb. the winner by U votes. The
substantial changes in the Ufl.
ed and questioning residents Clermoot legislator had 3,133
West- official totals carried In Wed
of Oakland Estates greeted votes to 3,066 for Boyd.
sinBeautification
Auto built Innotas:
beautifi
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Herald. However, 10
the Altamonte' Springs Town Early this morning, Boyd WELBOR. DANIEL
tion in its new horn. on West. nesday's
th
between J. A.
e
tight
race
claimed he was 3 votes in the
Council
Wednesday evening lead.
First.
Congratulations to Mr. (Tar) Boyd and Sen. Welborn
with protest.. conce rn ing
and Mrs. Jun Hoening,
Daniel for the 13th District
A spokesman for Daniel
S
New sign to All SOUI$ senate seat, the difference
possibility of the town locat. said It was almost a certainty
ing
an
elevated
water
slot-ag.
that
he
would
ask
for
a
Church has been put up °t could be decisive,
re
tank and pumping station in count if
Trench Avenue and it IS VC7 Daniel's majority In Simm.
the official certified
the
subdivision,
attractive.
returns
ole County was first reported
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Despite the fact the matter loser. reveal him to be the
Group
as $0 votes. In th e official canhas been discussed at least
The old C ity of Sanford vass it was reduced to U.
An official protest already
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a dozen times at council meet. has been lodged by Boyd in
landfill axis along U.S. 17.2 The canvass revealed th at
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I. looking good again. Another s,ao voted In the governor's
re 20 votes
m o nths, with full explanation east for him were disallowed. An Important meeting of thu
eyesore banished from the race, with Gov. Haydon Burns
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given by th e engineer as to Gordon Savage, attorney for
landscape.
leading the balloting with 3.
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need of locating the tank in Boyd, said he bad filed an of. membership of e limInele
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556 votes to 3,167 for Scott
Community Action, Inc. has
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School board w ill meet Kelly. Robe rt King High poll.
been called by the board of
crease water pressure In the
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. It is ed 1,433 votes and Sam Poor
In another county, not Iden. directors for $ p. in. tonight
at
south end of town and the tilled immediately, there was the
busy time for the board, as 124.
Civic Center.
necessity of overhead storage a report that more ballots
they continue to int.rvt.w
Burns and High will be on
Executive Director Z. D.
to decrease fire insurance were cast in one precinct than Kirchhoff urged
prospective architectural firms the ballot In the May 24 run.
that every
rates, the matter had "just the total number of registered member make a
for th e purpose of designing off.
special
')'k.
romp to attention of the real. voters. This also may be the to be present, as a
:the master plan for the Semi. Seminole elec tion officials •
quorluns is
dents,"
cause of legal action by one necessary in order to conduct
mole Junior College campus, predicted a possibly heavier
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vote I the run off. Then, will
the candidates,
A lengthy discussion an ti
business.
rehashing of all facts took
Both candidates were with. Purpose of the meeting In
Couple
lked into the be only two statewide runoffs.
more than an hour of the holding any statements until to appoint four more member,
22nd precinct polling place. one in the Lake-Seminole
ne.ting time with the report the entire II counties tilt their to the board of directors and
Woman gase her, name, and Group 3 house- of Represents'
Two CARS OF ATLANTIC COAST LINK
being given by one of the official returns with the sec. to vote on amendments to lb.
was given • slip to sign. No Uvea race, and one cousty
ed in Tampa anti :infoi was destination. Two
rn.ofJ-.sr • county commit.
freight train derailed early this morning an 80.
pot.u5to that calls for Infor. rotary of stateby-law; and to the a,lkIe* - e(
boxcars that left track were 12th and 18th cars
question whether am was a sleater,
IMrs. C0411 48 Jlace, SarniaD1I$tJC) 4.
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matian had grips been made
D.moctat or R.la1Mdn. Nan
from 'rear of trains LocI otficial* rem rted'ac.
dna
Also
were no 1rtJuhm or dama e rePorted, Cause of
the Atlanta offic. of Housing ale COUISI3P supervisor Of d ec. the board Of dlncton
gave his name, and was given will
be os lb. May 240 balled
cident occurred about 680 a.m. ra
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races for Democratic
lions. said a recount here March fI&amp;
derailment Is undetermlne Train had originata Development.
an dLit-bn
a slip. He handed it
(Held Phto)
o
back,
'1 executive committeemen and _____________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________
ford
advised
Mayor
W. Lawrence Swat. would mean going back to the Offices of Community As'
don't want this." Clerk:
"You
10 committeewomen and two
that a firm di. voting machines for a is. tion, Inc. are located upstairs
to
sign it to
contested precinct races.
in the Hopper Academy build.
cision
had
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Republican and this for a
Republican
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that
Democrat." Took the clerks
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RIO DE JANEIRO (LIP!)
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be given due consideration. A bus trying to avoid a stray
be should have been given a
Judge Karlyle hiousholder weals Club, said he felt like 1 chiatrie examination for two However, llousholdcr
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of the hazing of students will had gone too tar,
.
holding adjudication until tha t violating traffic laws than •liie the federal grants being vine, killing six persona and
be dealt with appropriately
juveniles.
sou.iht.
Some of our young people
"When
there
is
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PhYsiCal
yincomplete.
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and ha rs hly when they appear
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can't seem to make it to the
Robe rt Ward, president of
lence and humiliation that Is' li4)tJshul(icr outlined the dut.
in his court.
polls but 102-year-old Turner
too
far,"
Houxholder
said,
the
Greater Oviedo Jaycee,,
Ics
of
his
court
aud
explained
Housholder.
speaking
at
Ki.
Double coincidence.
Davis walked to a polling place Mrs. C. E. McCord
cees, was named runner-up in
The county judge and Juven. Florida law In rtgard to juven.
and Jo'
In Sanford Tuesday to cast
Ile court judge said hazingx lies.
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district "Spoke" contest.
aeph R ussi an, employed at
his ballot.
are not new in our society,
"The Spoke" I. awarded to
lie said he believed that
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Church
Hy tbtti AuatIn
,rres anti other citizens can lace of the accused. You a member for outstanding
Sanford Atlantic National
"I'm sure most of you herr 0 'ome of the juvenile delin.
Bob Parker proved once Sank.
have been Involved In hat. ':siency going on today was the Eslu.istIn slitiulti not stop sin to accept their responsibil.
a right to judgment by Jaycee activities during his
liousholder said. "They (stilt of parents because there when the student gets out of Ity of citizenship.
again that the more hands
list membership year. There
Both drive identical ye.
your peers. Insure th e
us complain as
coasti. were nine contestants in the
you shake and the more people hides,
have been going on a lung had not been sufficient dis. school, Kenneth Mcintosh,
DALLAS (UPI)
Leaders time
we
go
tutlonal
right
of
protection contest.
to the poll. If our low on,
and will be going on at. cipline at home.
you meat the more votes you
county prosecuting attorney, force
If you're not ahead of the of eight big Protestant denom. ter we are gone."
nio nt nffls'.ra do not for the innocent,
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lot
of
parents
me Oviedo group won its us.
get. H. really hustled for
leave
it told Soso(ur,l.Semusuie Jay'
inations were ready today to
story
lawbreakers to justice
"Speak up for what you cond Man-Mile award for at.
"However," the judge dc up to the teachers to discipline LCU IV 'JO 10111)',
votes.
pened:yet, this Is what hap- give final approval to a 15,. cured, "there are dt'recs of their children," Ilousbolder Speaking I,i bi'hlf f
and if cour ts do not render know is right. Put your heart tendance at the district caucus
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decisions,
was
all
a
mistake,
of
and
degrees
of
wrong
said
and yourself on lb. line," he in Maitland, The award Is for
A m.mnrial service will be
no.1 "Law NY." McIntosh proper
"Serve your share of jury challenged,
course , but W ednesda y. Mm,. basic principles to he follow- ness.'
the highest num be r of miles
ilie jiulge said he tries to told the group their r,'spon.
held at 3 pm, Sunday at First
icCord, wife of Seminole 11 in establishing a united Judge Housholder said he aoiti placing a delinquent tag sihility of citizens I,. t'i
duty. Put yourself in the "The future of this country per club, multiplied by number
Christian
Sanford, County's juvenile counselor, church with 2-5 million mesa- "wholeheartedly
is your personal responsibil. of members traveled to the
concurred" on .nung traffic violator, and in(ur,n,,l and then to speak
for GeorgeChurch,
The was sure her
W. Morgan,
auto
had been her.,
ity,"
he concluded,
with
the
Semino!e
school
punishes
them
mostly
by
caucus.
tak
Kiwanis Club, incIdentally,
Adoption of the statement board in expelling children for In; sway their ti r I v e r a' Up ailil support our Ideologies
has stolen,
Mcintosh
was
introduced
by
Jack Pirper, vice president
govt'in,ii,'nt.
adopted a memorial resolution
Mrs. McCord had left her of
Richard Scott, program chair' of the Oviedo group was tho..
by an overwhelm, recent vandalism in local lir,ne, for period, of time. '
you r,'is,i your
to Morgan. He was a member car parked In one of the city ingprinciples
margin was clearly fore. schools.
man. Special guest of the en for the Key
The court has lwwt'r to take a ilIwr ti,lisy? Jlsv,' you r,a(I
Man accolade
of Kiwanis for 12 years
parking lots. When she re. shadowed by a series of pre. lie said he had ordered psy. tlrivi'r,' lit.'nsc for a year. ii fleg
Jaycees
was Donald Davis of from the 6th District.
nhligazifli' this
president in 1960.
turned about 5:30 p.m., she liminary votes Wednesday
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jacksonville, risnsilslate for The Oviedo group's next
iidVC you usa'l a tw,,k in the The
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discovered the vehicle "stolen" night.
Senate ethics committee state president of the Florida meeting will be Monday at
l)axt ,nunthV' he asked.
Building permits in th e and reported It to the police. The display of harmony ''
"We
the Town House,
flitISt
fOISt
IIISIP
to
grow
will
"1
prohibit
television cover. Jaycees.
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came at the final public sea.
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day,
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to stud y unit know age when it holds public hear,17 over May, 1965. Construe. Ruui, in hurry, got into her sloe of a four-day meeting
the issu,.* in order to guard Usgs
on charges of miscon.
tion is estimated to cost about car by mistake, in one of the which previously had produced
!",_ourfrs's"Ioris and security un,
*515,000. Only 23 one-family freaks of the automotive In. sharp backstage bath.,.
luct
against
Sen. Thomas J
tier the law. It Is the major
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of
tisss
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%'4y
Seminole County youths Russi drove away.
committee adopted to govern
sultation on Church Union.'!flflto5h
said
that
America
The 'stolen" vehicle was
seeking student deferments,
I
were official delegations from
light to the op. hearings. no television
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may take selective sen4c. returned as soon
,.: or
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but
unless
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country the hearing room
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son and Rollins on May 14.
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of Christ. Disciples of Christ,
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African Methodist Episcopal "•
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wi th Chicago
Gordon Frederick will be
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Church, Southsrn Presbyterian
lobbyist Julius Klein, a regis'.'y'a rkitii,na
th, speaker at the meeting of
Church and the Evangelical
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with quit, a large cast
By Debby Dek*
Annual band awards dinner tied for entettiloment

and cssc,rt will be held to.

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Last two periods today, ito
dents had their Awards Day
Program. Various students
were honored for their out.
standing achievements during
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This

Friday Is Senior Day. This
Is the time when seniors come
to school In sports clothes for
a short program, then are free

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'Membors. of Mayfair toun.
try club and their guests are
invitldbyManag,r3flchael

Whelchol to

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week brings

dance' to tho, music of
the N
Sch i
ba
an
nd
VOL öS NO. 200
at 9 p.m. 5'aturiI°'
e

dents who have received the

highest average acholastical.
ly.
At this time the DAR, the

Woodman of the World, and
the UDC medals will be preaented to the eighth grade

frantic

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rest In Seminole County in

fishing violations.

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'Fighting Seminole" sign on
licard commented. --we hope I
W. 25th Street?

lot ',ffi that, too, ore. 00
• • •
o stop flOW:
Seminole County Chamber Intend
Percy
Manley.
ty. po.qa
of Commerce spent $3,750 on
service officer, reprcsLn
billboards last year. What will
'
P os tma s ter •Cfl4.t•4S
Lady Bird think of us?

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flavor. Choice of automatic settings lets
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glance how much coffee be left.
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nole County Monday In oh- Senaiiiolc annex will he cbs- p. in.
"l't anti l)e, 5. Evans itt' he had !iccd since retirement' agreril that it w,,uld
take a
scrc-auce of Memorial Day.
ed.
The Brotherhood of Inetimo- Orange; C. It. Snyder anti L in 193T. lie wa the father rj long tLtir ts.
get ti
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Douglas Stenstrom,

Mid Gvolize J Kini; of firev. at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Burial will plan. Ile said this could b*
arif Coillity, Fletcher Morgan 'he In Greenlawn Cemetery In done In 10 days or two weeks.
. and Jultitit Warren it ilussi; Franklin.
Cunamasl,,nei- W. 1.iwrt,.
city, county and federal of.
.11 enunly offices at the • tonical and Genealogical So- Cs-i-il I'• Tits-us anti htt'rh'rt
Mr. Hemphill died Wednes-Swoftoril said he looked with
DOUGLAS STNSTROM
flees will he closed in Sema court house and the South (icty, They cciii begin at .1-10 : A Itahib sit
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Pr'+iident Kec' 'edy w shl
it .,,nu.,na-. *
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Department.
have been 49 years old Sun- niade
Mr. blemphill Was mayor of .i l The committee
effort vis i Center, and the public lib- holiday sel-wiiult-d of mail lst ('hun-h Suuiiav at 230 p Eitzi'trt - k if eniinuit'.
a cnctrcte.
ailvoestdcv if he hicti lived.
nary also nil lie closed,
pickup and delivery observed. iii (tsr Mertittri:il I)a' Mrc lies
Franklin from 1911 in lIlt?. ing realignment or
nifirme the appearance tit
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II'II liit'ane's T. juthiNs i'Uu)J lUI'
All special ds-?icerv lu-tiers
1k uc as Fhrcs!er - i'lynmulh posiltly Writ
their
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ilI'(,l\ s l's I ll'
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h'ihli
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brio
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I nhted Press lnternatieeal
it(
aw rd
M ,.ii t., the
,lI'I,li(ll 'UN E
plonihip track team will
i tI'l rhe crars, a member of the l'rrs. iersity With
\iiirrlr;tn (in, 31'tiatlav hi nit I
he iiclicrrril
- resented
Tho
citation
A system of thunderstorms
site. Sanford would
ll:,nks will not he rinsed bitt s,-rc-anr" sit lii,' tin h'iiiin,ii- Army I ,irps isf Etigiiirrr, tI
in Atlanta next cceekcn,i to
hsti'r.iii ('hunch and a Itast h. linked directly with $19 stretched from the Carolinas
(1, i'
stat facility has
Crat
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,
'ii'l
huh, Ihiiisilay tin th.' pns'siskmat of Franklin Kiwanis comas
rarticirate in an Invit_stional after
will ttner.' regular btI%lness air ilratl
1'superior
u
a I.ak. .Ieasiip reuse. and Florida to Texas today.
ftr.tt ls titin ti a $541 million (hilt
meet President .Ium Rowe of c:r nt -'id in3pectinn by
A tornado was sighted
way front the end of Sanforsi
(!'iti
ctii'r"I pn''I.? Ifl the
Three communities cs-Ill hold
th. Jaycee, would gtatllv
Vlmn - Mc(luir, V It n a r a I
I officials from regional
FlorIda Tech would Thursday night near Portal..,
rapt any contributions to help headquarters and reviewed
Y.trrnortal Da service. Stin- J
WASIIIN(.Tt)S I tI'It
ui';is'r $'t..l,:hn-. River hain. home is In charge of arrange- 1w shout13.5 niNes from San. N. N., anti
funnel eloel was
,.
of IiIef. meni..
defraythe cost, of the trip, carefully by the assistant Treasury Se'crctary Iteriry ii. day. Al. Ca+se3acmr, (erettIttitso
reported over Odessa, Tea.,
tool under the proposal.
I,ttiii
",;The Seminoles will ace the postmaster general for facili- Fowler saitl tisisy the t'nte,l It's, complete with a parade, a
Strnstrorn saul it is need, but no severe damage was rs.
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p. rn
new Atlanta Braves vs. the tics.
States nietins to coil the 'ml. cclii get underway at
iary
to make rInits intinetbi. ported.
k ltioi;
A
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SC Louis Cardinals while in
Prcsident Johnson's Natural har outflow without making sPon 5 ored by Veterans
itchy for access maui to ear.
The
Antonio, Tex., W..
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said
Big A.
Beauty Program is designed U. S. tourists stay home, run- Foreign Wars !nct 100.34) and
my thousands of students from the m Rurea said a cloudburst
Vt5IllN(Tfl, (I'I'l) — strutetion ,htnii'i
within
legion
Memorial
American
to improve the landscape of trolling capital or retluiring
north anti west of Seminole that dropped 2
Inch
of
I'i,sitlt'itt
. i,linsn in his first IS slay-.
Seminole seniors went surf- the nation.
American iiiiictzir fret-a over. Post 2.i6.
i,.
County,
plus county student,, rain near Hunt. Tax., would
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worship
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on
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the
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it
s'
ing this morning before school.
The Sanford 1xist office re c. -is
Communist
* 10 -15 foot rise in the
atih,itiitts 'I the app in (104)
guerrillas to the university in the 1970s.
Sunrise surfing was an event ceiced the award as result of I Thee and other hi arch niens 51cc at Deflary Community h;,.%ilt'uige ii the full su;t'nrt 'mIs
Upper (tuadalup. River
lins 11A of j.. 17 Lii (ttr ncrrr -smr a '114) man South
of annual "Senior Skip Day." improving the appearance of urea would hurt iwath the Methodist Church, special ser
t:nitei States to the excavation of
t
Light showers moved into
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a major prtittr. Vietnamese battalion in a
the grounds by the removal of United States and "the .'no- vices will he held.
I tiny,, fur i,lf-ils'ermin:itlmt of the St-lust inn (aital anti 'day-long battle which was the
the northern Ureat Lake s re.
he
held
at
also
Services
will
Lot of people are still mar the parkway In front of the mutes the aspirations isniti in
gion and the Pacific North.
W %RR N Ohio
mitt id tniie turi i stronu,est attack the Rel. have
and ra, 1.1 j itt lie
ii eve ry tic it cc it. r
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veiling over the victory of building to provide additional tie-ti, the safety of all n the the (ictievil it-:ii.'tery li.i:-r,
The
g''s-m iiitit-itt
-.,tiitiist,i launched III inmate time, m ill. "apparently
schizophrenic'' west.
quarter
ut
Iii,
sponsorship
of
the
(,ccenaiiis
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Robert King hlit.h in the Tucs parking and the cofltifliVflk nations of the fun cs,trlti
steelworker shot and killed his
Elsewhere, skies were most,
th InLet cc'siib.l cw4t sli,hit tars spokesman said today
The Cl t-f i',.o,utiv, told 5 i
day runoff. high Democrats program of planting of an. Fowler sail.
The South Vietnamese re wife and their four children in I)' clear and temperature.
mn'mr,' than s:i ititlijuma.
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an
diplomats
tell us that his campaign was nuals and shrubs as well as
lie called (or ni'rc coopertheir sleep and then took his mild.
rim
S,b.tctiari ('anal will captured the position later.
en
at
poorly - organized, confusion improved lawn maintenance. ation among free world on.
Whit" litHist! receptittia cilia &amp;tttut fl 1
It cc-a, not certain irnrncdl- own life today.
ittilt's to cx.
I hursimiv, "tbw foreign pttlil\t i
3llss Heard commented that tions on nc-turin of the lnt.'r.
the byword
, and lack of
. ritl the u1;,.r St.Jihns ately whether the attack
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money was always a problem, the project was begun to natittnal Mtmnstnrv 'ysti'iii, re0
11.- y •-astmemtimi it, (hi' iiiarke,l the start of the cv,
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it its lit,- at hisrin'. 'it,Yet he won. The old saying make the post office a more ilucti eto of tariffs anti tither
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lillt. IL cc ill i s' off
CAI'E TOW.'( (UPI)—Mor t
A cmi- notpermit humitrirt rights to
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is th at "money never lost, an pleasant place to visit and do trade harriers and aid to poor
RAIFORI) (UI'!)
iticahi uim,.iit IS ntitlrs Ao u thl
Three i than 3,000 persons have asked
victeh rapist who escapeti bc restricted i n sum uWfl
election." Can we stilt believe business and to enhance the countries.
convicts cut their way through for tickets to the academic
CUufl- i of Mi-Ibtiurns'. it will be a
------Thug slay from as courthouse try. 'i cc, cc-ill ittt -apIinrt part of a iii) nimllimiri (boil
It? Bums had the money and appearance of the area in the
England three wire (races and escaped freeborn day rally next month
sr.
tF:oNAnns.
I mmliii
r.-lh - by
hiitl,itni+
hope that others in the corn
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tI - tilt rh
he lost,
' uji asic hug es-c cit IU i'l- %l rs+ Arthur 31 itchell from the state prison during at ('ape Tots a University at
through all air . imiahittinmuig 1151 wi ti'- - t
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munily would he encouraged
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duct was captured in an (in- ties or (lie tti,-r. -litol notion I "Mi,sile Cuist' which (fit sewing to
blow can a man afford to to make Sanford more attrac.B
,iy, (1)-N.Y.) will speak,
3cc a sesen-tomi ported today.
lando apartment early today that mdl are i.,r:e.iu:tj before lrat.-s c.,
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27 000 automobile and Live.
Keunsily.
steamroller crash into her liv('.trE KENNEDY (CPI) I and returned to the county jail tie lass.'
not afford some $) license
—I ing rini She was knocked
Officials today called a one- hero.
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11511 1)11-;
plates? - . - anti, as far as
itfiCnnsciolu's and himspltahiieti
ltheu I lid-ui Ititilt. of tic
day poshpitnrmnrnt from n"zt
itt.' i l.-.t Ui..liii
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not•be itenaliidti
cc- e know, •
sIting stilts Thotuuss (rilfin
cci,
t-.mpturi'ii
tbmr,s
l'mwstia
until
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iippi ii s-i .,l'. t., h-i'
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1 hiou-.mid-i tat dcd strics'r of liii' steamroller.
in the baunehitig tit Gemini Orange County sheriff's depu. tli,' Repuitiiu: itt' Soi,tli - fhii washed up On the beach (rlftmn said the machine's
I some corn- Haney D. Rothenberg told
" have ht
ties who kicked in the door Africa, with its apartheid today between here and St. brakes had failed, causing it
trooper who gave 9 Astronauts Thomas Staf.
th
e
state
nevr
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plaints over he
cr him a safe driving award it ford and Eugene ('i-man no of a second-floor apartment in policies. sri-I the l"triug-ms',e Johns County several miles to ho roil down a hill and Into
hours in Sanford. Hocs-e
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North Orlando and haniii iift ii
was hi. second citation in a the must smbitiutuis I
isititci, itt
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the south
'In 'u k hell a home
the banks - report relatively week. The
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first,
he
said,
was
tim,' :11 .ye.r-ssll ,-unvkt bet-art'
few compla ints.
(tir a traffic violation.
shiny out pace .)
j h e-ssttlti resist.

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. v Martita of Alachun CUUnof a consulting engineer to
. said that air, anti cstuter
work out the details.
'lint i.n, is * nintt,'r of p6 too
it' out to all of Florida's
Chairman John Alexander
of the County Commission
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anti we cannot
eant deal
f
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ccith this problem holing
said lie would prefer to con.
FRANKLIN, Ind. (Spl.) — suit with Willard Peebles,
that it sce ignore it. it shall
t I I Y IMAM 14 'A a.% "
Funeral services for William Fifth lhst,it-t Road hoard
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in, bile: V. liemphill, former Frank- member. liefuic gic ing the
•'mintui,in,-rs I-i' Wciiiit-r liii mayor, will be held here committee any answer on (It.'
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not call for any increase or
use of al valorem tazes,
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lie said this combined revmu. would bring in * total of

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The coutwil, to be coflipni-

2:31) p.m. to observe Memo- the actise part taken '&gt;
W..
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program,
and
gave
thanks
to
Jenkins will speak. ,lr. anti
Mrs. Bernard I.. Harkey will the county anc Y
cation committees or their
sing.
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Itotise.
Wanda Rumney. Jane Wakefield, and Nancy Wntaon.
The fl Corp majorettes are:
Gloria Clarke, Lorraine Fore.
Janet Gordon, Nancy lioen.
ing. Debbie Jones, Teri John.
son, Lydia Luke, Pam Mad.
den. Marie Richardson, Vie.
Me Schnitzicr. Jeannie Thorn.
as, and Frances Williams.

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Methodist Church Sunday at lccted to receive it." She cited •.i

have worked hard all year
in hopes of attaining a pa.
sition as a majorette with
the Sanford Junior High
iehooi hand. The majorettes
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transportation or drive up In Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce, who helped in the
your car.
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In accepting the citation,
The Brotherhood of Lo.
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declared: "Let's so for the works. now!"
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front) at 1 p.m. for boat of the City of Sanford and the

the county spelling bee thorn.
pion.
The new officers of FFA
for the 66.67 school year have
been elected. Mitch Tiniki the sponsor of the majoret.
will take over the reins of tC$.
The girls in hth corps
the presidency, and hiram

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of the annual Corn Boil.
Postmaster Cecile Heard acSteak
Steak Fry to be held Wearie s . cepted the award on behalf
day afternoon at Harry Rob- of the citizens of Sanford. the

urtlny, May 21. These girls
were selected on * basis of
twirling ability and were
Judged by Mr. anti Mrs. Peter
flukur. Mr. flukur is the hand
ilircetni', and Mrs. fiukur is

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their various activities, and ford Junior high School were
special recognition will be selected at try-outs on Sat.

PEEK AsOREW'CJlf FEE MAKER

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ternatlonal Reading Associa.
tbon, elected its officers for
the school year 1966.67 at
the Trade Winds Cafeteria
recently.
Mrs. Catherine Nash, who
will be with us next year,
was elected president of the
new organization. Mrs. Nash
recently attended the Inter.
national Reading A.socla.
(ion convention in Dallas,
Texas, with Mrs. Mary Dunn.

General •Electric

The recommendation was put to the board by
the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce's long
range planning committee at a joint meeting with
the commissioners at Jim Spencer's Restaurant
Thursday night.
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d any work A special Citation of Her.
at the Sanford Public Library it for co-operation
PresIn the hot (bays ahead, take
ident Johnson's Natural Beau-

Reading

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Dianne
Dengieman,
fiyin (ll!nwy. 1) c h h I e
hhititin, i.in'l* i,rltny. l'hyl.

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April by wildlife officers of

the State Game and Fresh
Water Fish

Mrs. Nash and Mr. Fannon
home economics and the out.
standing FFA boys also will have plans for an expanded
and interesting reading probe recognized.
Awards will be given to gram for our school next
the athletes, cheerleaders, year.
The maiorcttcs for the
majorcttes and band m.m-

Ifamlin will be the vice pres.
ldenL Other officers are Itoy
Foley, secretary; Mike Crea.
get. treasurer; Richard Carvet, reporter: Garvin hinrilin,
sentinel;
Bernard
flra'iily,
chaplain.
The seventh an d .lghth
grades will be entertained on
Friday morning by the hand
and (II.. Club. The liee Club,
tinder the direction of Mrs.
Marie Stumpf, will sing,
"Robert 1. Lee," "Once in
Love With Amy," "lie," anti
"Thank You, America." The
hand, under the direction of
Peter fiukur, will play aev.
crab of the numbers they
perfonineil recently at the
i,'pring Concert,

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honor history students.
The girls who won the Mark Fannon was elected
awards for achievement In treasurer.

given to the winners in the
recent library contest and

Lake Jessup, was proposed to the Board of County
Commissioners Thursday night.
The board wits asked to employ a State Road
Department engineering consultant to make a feaalbility study of which roads to build and how they

WEATHER: Thursday 91.6, rain .'l inch- weekend: Warm and show ers.
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gram. The deadline Was ex.
tended from March 31 to May

outstanding students will be Council, a branch of the In.

recognized by the faculty and
student body. Mrs. Shirley
Seeord will give the Pilot
Club award to the seventh,
eighth, and ninth grads stu.

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Awards Day Friday
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senior citizens to sign up for
supplementary medical fnsurnce under the Ntedicare

cramming for final exams.
They begin Tuesday and con.
tlnue through Thursday, and
students dread them like the

Friday afternoon the

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Sanford Junior High

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make himself scarce. It seems
as though some certain sonbra plan on throwing him In
a mud puddle. Volley bail and
basketball games are also
planned.

the school year.

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Boys in William Kirby's itsnight in the Civic Center. At
this time nut year's officers f or social studies classes have
will be named aid students challenged the boys In Mrs.
will be presented letters, keys Virginia Burney's senior so.
and Individual awards. The cia) studies classes to a tug.
public Is Invited to the con. of war.
Rumors are that Andrew
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Serninuhes were named at awards hantiunt held at Civic Center Thur$.''

NEW MEMBERS of Seminole Counti, Board of Realtors are (from left)
Shirley Hartman. Lee Staples, Thelma S.'im, Torn EJte3, Shirky Thonip.
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The troop also celebrated its
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Scouting In the fall.
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A total of 57 badges and
ELEANOR Sykes, signs and 19 year-stare were
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daughter of Mr. and awarded and girls advancing
Mrs. G. H. Sykes, 239 to Cadettes received the cock.
North Scott Avenue, ads for their berets.
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will receive a BS degree in elementary ed. Klinger were presented Co.
ucation in commence. dette neckties for their camp
ment exercises Monday uniforms in recognition of per.
attendance. Diane Wilson
at Union University,
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and Martha earned the largest
Jackson, Tenn.
number of badges for giving
the most service to the troop.
Troop 351 was organized in
1962 as a Brownie troop and
Mrs. Wilson has been the
leader through Brownies and
GIRL S(.OLJT Troop :151 of Bear Lake recently had court of awards and
Juniors. Mrs. Mae Osborn
th ird anniversary meeting. Shown are (front, from left) Schlaine Meek.
served as to-loader this year,
Lisa Martin. Martha Klinger, Kathy Merritt, Gayle Gallentine, Cheryl
Necks, and Vicky Johnson: (back) Donna Morrison, Sara llerrington,
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ORLANDO (UP!)
Walt
Lornit foyer, and Denise Yates,
(herald Photo)
Disney saul he may end up
with a $600 million project
In Central Florida instead of
the $100 million one origin.
BURTON England (UPI)-shy planned.
When Frank. Bales retired to Technological advances and was figured at $lOo to $100 ready have half an air condi.
Disney told newsmen he his country cottage in Feb. mass production have pared per ton, he said.
tinning system. However, they
was in town to meet with mary he hoped to never again hundreds of dollars off the "Today's typical new home often require some additional
see another
n his Lf
central
1 r, requires about ta or three labor and Installation charges
drainage engineers to discuss
a
000 Of Brl- conditioning system while
tons of cooling for an Installed beyond that required for new
plans for locating his "Dis- talus foremost
experts 00 proving quality in the past IJ
neyland East" amusement peas. He could examine one years, according to George cost of roughly $900 to $1,300," construction, he noted.
center on a swampy' 27,000- and tell precisely when it was Miltis, president of Southern Millis said, lie noted that, The cost of cooling equip.
since about half is equipment ment to provide year-round air
acre tract of land south and picked and where It was Air.
west of here.
grown.
"The Installed cost of cen- cost and half labor anti in- conditioning in today's typi"What we will have will be
But when he retired from tral systems for homes has stailatlon, prices will vary cal home will add about $5 of
of basic appeal," Disney said. his canning firm, he told col- dropped about one-third In the somewhat depending on local $6 a month to a 20-year PItA
He said the proposed attrac- league he didn't want to see last decade despite rising Ia. labor coits, type of equipment mortgage, the Carrier dealer
tion would not be a duplicate another pea—fresh, canned or hot costs," Mliiis declared, antI Insulation anti design of said. Other financing arrange.
of the California "Disney- frozen— again.
ments can be made, he said.
lie said lowered costs and bet- house.
land" but would include some
Millii said older homes with including short-term financ.
A few weeks ago. Bales' ter knowledge of the ninny
of the same features.
a forced air heating system ing with the installing dealer
quarter-acre garden began to healthful benefits of air
Disney said he even had it sprout peas—everywhere; in ditioning have caused sales
and adequate ductwork at. in many cases.
In the back of his mind to rose beds, the vegetable patchIncrease
Increase ,iø,,rlv .lv.?nl,l .in,...
put a cover over the sprawl- between stones paving apath: 1954.
ing affair and air condition
"It was very kind of my "Home climate control Is
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friends to travel more than now within the budget range of
lie said present blueprints 100 miles Just to play a friend,
most U. S. families," the Carrail for the use of only IS,. ly joke," Bales said.
Her dealer said. "In fact, a
000 acres of the 27," pur.
"1 must have pulled up recent survey of over 600 fanichased with the remaining thousands of the things," he ihies owning such systems
11,000 to be turned into a said. "But I think I've got showed
60 per cent with anrefuge for wild animals. The them all up now,"
nual incomes of $10,000 or
land is in the heart of a
less."
swampland along the Reedy
Millis said that In new sin.
Creek.
NEW YORK (UPI) — The glefamily houses the installed
Disney said work I. expectxpect. state Supreme Court
was ask- cost of a ton (12,000 IJTUs) of
ed to get underway within
ed
ed to open Snug Harbor - a cooling, which will handle OUt)
the next six months on the
rest home for "aged, decrepit square feet of living %pace,
project.
and worn out sailors" - to is generally between $30 and
sailors' wives.
$450. Ten years ago the price

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for the new Aurantla Pap.
through clouds of tear gas
cbure If the Coroniat lag sad nadetenucWig, ps. —
tist Church.
battle police in daylong
,
to
•
••..
sibi.
ViiMI*g
If
bodily
I This. 4:5. 'lot
MIAMI (UPI)—Democratic
i
demoutaanti-government
Duress
and
Esther
Classes
.iehlso p'sfiisIk liNli .. ." fuss at Important .tt.ri..
gubernatorial
nominee Robert
tions.
of the church honored Mn.
IfthsApusSMPuslbMflIS' atansurlyage.
I
Ky
scheduled
a news
King
High
Premier
Nguyen
Coo
4
.,
Smith at a farewell aocial
'sue how many maderns neg. H. points out that the auto.
I
.
,.
'
held
a
dramatic
conference
In
conference
for
today
before
-,
almost .fllnat.4
I
p
hut an d aø tbs b.dIi mobile
Monday evening in the church
•
4r''
Chu Lai with his arch rival
he
sets
out
on
a
short
bebe might sot have written the walking. We should walk up ________
-.
dining area.
.••
for power, Lt. Gen. Nguyen
tweencampaigns
vacation
with
alsoft of ~4b 11M tow again =are and as ate gleyst.
S
.
L
Chanh Thi, but there was no
11
The classed presented her
•
his wife.
$he1s by" tiImPIi tar lese.Wishoulduisisr __
word on whether TM would
gifts,
one
a
gift
with
two
High, who defeated Coy.
the Impostanes If dsvskptht lawn mowers, shovels, and
•
give up his rebel leadership.
laws with our own muscles.
Haydon Burns Tuesday In the
the spiritual Ill..
of money and the other $
It was Thi's ouster by Kyas
of. Past Dudley Whit', New We should not sit to watch
Primary runoff, said he plangrandmother'i bracelet with
.
1st Corps commander last
am ss wan TrstfI.'
......,..
--.
..
•
ned to begin his general dec.
television
for
mor.
than
°n'
w
two
dIscs
attached.
One
disc
I
month that touched off the
KZISXZ $I8TE, Carol, Sandra, and Nancy (left to right), will be
~.~$`
tion campaign against Repub.
j.uul phpaIm.. hour at a time. Get up and
a
baby
boy
charm
engrav.
Is
`I..,
current crisis.
featured in specialty numbers In Musical Travelogue, recital by pupils
or ru $
(5
GUIlT RIAUR for May meeting of Bear Lake Methodist Men's
ilcan Claude Kirk in about 10
Is a_
use
and
birth.
ed
with
the
The United States, which
of Mrs. Grace
Snead at St. Luke's Christian Day School In Slavia,
days.
;
..,
Club was Sidney M. Kaplan, president of Piezo Technology, Inc. With
the shapes is A mericas We to W refrigerator for a
date of her grandson, little
has been working with lead.
to be presented at 7:80 p.m. Saturday In the school auditorium.
$
He said he was confident of
a"hays --I
bins
(left)
Is
Leo
Salmi,
program
chairman,
and
(right)
Grant
Mueller,
- fir, the poor crags?) for two minutes of
John Clark Smith; and the
,
era of both sides to try to
(Herald Photo)
1
a victory In the general dec.
president. "Science Oriented" was topic of Kaplan'a talk,
is many osjey" every hour of sitting. This is
other disc I. a 'praying
'
4w
end the civil strife, guar.
1. . .
. - ;
tion and described his oppon(Herald Photo)
toayisssgs$hisaiisat tesvoldstaaiaef blood isyour
bends' charm engraved with
and
anteed
protection
Thi
ent as "a very personable
me so be Oak an the time, legs from gravity, and the
•
the class names and the pre.
•
new mm to U.S. in marine
man."
feed wish solaud donger of cloto is the leg
sentation date.
Division headquarters in a
"He seems like an awfully
fail .3.e4js. ft t,.i. this yelus and their being pumped
The heart-warming pr,.
U.S. Marine plane. Chu Lai,
of St. Luke's Christian
nice
fellow," he said. 'He
y
D
aime tom-ipeui dusk tie U emboli to the lungs, often
A Musical Travelogue, tea.
sentatlon speech was made by
Day School kindergarten model caps and gowns
10 miles northeast of Saigon.
will work hard to win, but I
mash milk for their awn low with serious consequence..
the
teacher
of
the
Dorcas
S
luring pupils of Mrs. Grace A.
is 200 miles southeast of Thi's
the class will wear in the commencement exwill work harder."
Di'. Whit. sa,s that there
Class, Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson,
ad, piano teacher at St.
.
rebel
center
of
Hue.
ercises.
Shown are (front, from left) Cindy
baptist
The Florida Cabinet—some
are three additional reasons
for
both
classes.
Luke's Christian Day School
At least two Americans
Ward and Deborah Riggins; (back) Lee Dishof whom supported Burns in
why the lag muscle, should
During the evening, many
in Slavia, will be presented
were injured in the riots in
man and Mark Rice.
(herald Photo)
the primary—began to line up
'
exercise. "
expressions of love and to.
at
7:30
p.m.
Saturday
In
Saigon when Buddhist dembehind the Miami Mayor
Preparation
Day
for
VacaThe contraction of l leg
greta for the coming separaschool auditorium.
onstrators stoned their Jeep
Thursday. All but State Treastion Bible School at First Bapmuscles, largest In the body,
~
tion were made by members
The annual observance of
Dr. Kenneth Wing, president tist Church of Geneva will be
Performing
will
be
Nancy,
when it ventured too close to
urer Broward Williams and
squsews veins which are sup.
Of the classes. Refreshments if the Seminole County Unit
Carol and Sandra Keiser, lana pagoda.
Memorial Day in Casselberry
•
Secretary of State Tom
plied by mature With valves
were served to 23 guests by Of the Central Florida Tuber at I) am. Saturday at the
.1
Alexander,
Dbble
Jakub.
i
Thousands of persons suf.
Adams, both out of town, told
so
that
the
church
with
enrollment
availwill
be
sponsored
at
2
p.m.,
ay uyi age,
blood when corn. 'fl aewly completed edges. cm, Karen Snead, Ruth Bell.
Sanford Branch 147, Fleet Mrs. Mary Pugh and Mrs. culoels and Respiratory Died ill effects from the
UPI they would vote for 111gb.
By
Mrs.
H.
L.
Johnson
a
short
able
for
children
three
to
16
visit
with
Herman
Dedication senlcu for IfS. pressed by muscular contrac. tional building of First
Sunday,
by
the
Veterans
of
horn, Wayne Holloway, Peggy Reserve Association, w ill Pays Rivers, social chair. am Association, assisted by years old.
tear gas and an unknown Mrs. W. P. Reddick of Destin and Lucille Spivey.
can .1 thu Woman's Society If tion will be pumped up against tilt Church .f Geneva will he Montgomery,
Foreign Ware Post 10050 and
i 0 0 Linman.
Mrs. Lorraine 1,. Graham,
and
Patricia
and
number
of riot police were Is here enjoying a visit with
KICK MEETS
Join
with
the
Sanford
Naval
I
Christian Service and If the gravity to the heart
dedicated in special service. Marilyn Messick
The refreshment table was program administrator for the The 10-day school will be. American Legion Memorial
da
Tindale,
bride-elect
of Tom. WITH LEADERS
hurt by Buddhist teen-agers her son-in-law
Meats
and
)Caare
Academy
to
bold
Memorial
gin
Monday,
June
6,
with
sesand daughter, my Anderson,
Post 256 at the park at the
isb If Pear Lake thence to the brain. The brain at 1 p.m. Sunday with Rev, and Danny Goodman, Mark Day Serv
covered with a white damask Seminole County Unit, were
is in the lime- Re—publican
hurling two-Inch squares of Claude and
PALM BEACH (UPI)—
ices on Lake Monroe cloth and centered with a
Methodist Church will be cos is OUT most important organ, Fred Chance, pastor of First
Rena Hawkins, light this
speakers for Tuesday eveni sions to start at 9 am, each corner of Lake Triplet and
shop.
week.
Patty
Sparks,
•
steel
stolen
from
a
Claude Kirk, building
Nutley,
Justin
Holloway
and
in
memory
of
those
who
gave
day.
Bible
and
missionary
dueted by Pay. Robert H. and It may be poorly supplied Baptist Church, Sanford, and Sharon
Syxne.
and grandson, Sidney IlawSunset Drives.
beautiful floral arrangement sag's meeting of the Mutual
I
Flora Whitten and Rosa Lee steam in his bid for the gov.
The demonstrationswere kina.
their live. in the service of of varlgated pink gladioli, Improvement Association of work will be taught and there
Bride at the 11 a. a. worship with blood If we aft all
I
know
that
Rena
has
A parade of veterans groups
carefully planned and carried
•
j
Austin gaye a bridal shower ernor's chair, schedule't a
thy,
Seminole Baptist Narrator will be Margaret their country. The traditional
15 moderator
Association,of
(2) Vigorous log exercise
this $anday.
been showing her a good time.
as guest speaker. Mueller
white gladioli and green fern the Church of Jesus Christ of will be handicrafts and music and youth organizations will
out with the precision of a
for her Tuesday evening at strategy meeting hero today
and
special guests will maritime ceremony of cut. In the shape of a huge fan. Latter Day Saints (Mormon) for all age groups. Refresh- march to the site from the
Ocsrs If the WICS are the best antidote for nervous An old fashioned dinner on
Mrs. Jan. McCarty's
commando
raid.
Rosa's
home on Orange Boule- with party leaders, Including
Mrs. Jeas Mueller, president; or emotional stress that we the grounds will follow the be Martha Milder, accompany- ing a wreath on the waters Green fern traced a lacy do. at the church.
ments will be served each day. Cuselberry Tire Station. Tak.
second grad, class of the Lake
vard. 0 0 0 Then, Saturday, Florida's two GOP congressAs a result police were tin.
.
Mr, Catherine Bob* chair, possess, far better than tran. morning worship service. Rev. ni herself on the guitar and will be conducted to symbolize sign among the dishes of cake
Rev.
P.
C.
Key,
pastor
of
Arrangements for the pro.
ing part in the parade will be
usually harsh with the Bud. Monroe School gave a play on there will be a kitchen on.I men.
onan If uanee; Mrs. Leone quilizers or sedatives. (3) In • G. Key, pastor, extends In. singing "This Land Is Your the national spirit of paying and the punchbowl. The
safety at chapel exercises last
cake, gram, which was opened to the church, has stated "this the South Seminole Junior
dhist
leader,. Six yellow linen shower for Linda at the Kirk told a news conference
Whipple, chaIrman .1 pro. some way, not yet determined, vitation to all members and Land"; Beth Duds performing homage to America's depart. baked and decorated by
Mrs. the interested public, were program I. sponsored by the High School Rand under the
robed monks were thrown in- week. They also gave a skit home of Ann Fisher with Lii in Tallahassee that Congressgrants, Mrs. Ruth BMWs, vigorous muscular metabolism friends of the church to bring an authentie Hawaiian hula; iii servicemen and veterans on Maybelie Hayes, was
on accidents among children.
iced in made by Eider Julius C. church and I. Christ centered direction of George Ki,,ttit.
to a truck and hauled off to
Gatlin anti Verna Adainchyck men Tom Gurney and William
chairman If aisetoes Mrs. helps to prevent or to retard
)jl
dinner and join in and Rebecca Lamb, featured May 10th.
white with green icing in Blackwelder, first counselor and, as we attend, may we Civil Air Patrol Cadet., Boy
I
understand that it was very,
j
,jail.
Cramer and defeated GOP
serving as co-hostesses.
Virginia Gibbons, secretary; the rusting process in our the special day,
during a visit to the "Church
This symbolic service will fern designs having pink for the bishopric of the San- remember to dress and act as
and Girl Scout Troops, and
South Vietnamese troops very good. 0 ' 0 The Gordon Miss Melody Hanson accom- candidate Richard Muldrew,
Mn. Margaret r.wu, seeTi important arteries.
be
held
Memorial
Day
morn.
ford
Ward.
Following the dedication, in the Wildwood".
to bring honor to God."
roses nestled among them.
convertibles will be provided
ringed the U.S. embassy In Browns of Panama City paid panied Mr. and Mrs. DiLoreto, who Kirk outsted in the first
tary of spirItual life, and Mrs. it matters little how the Memorial P.7 Services, which
Pupils performing specialty ing aboard the Naval Acad. The punch was green with
Dr. Wing showed the film
Transportation arrange. for all Gold Star Mothers to
Saigon
to prevent attacks on a short visit to the Herman Brenda and Greg, to Daytona primary, would attend.
Au Irwin. secretary of local low muscle, are exercised, have been revived under
numbers will be Nancy and erny Yacht while slowly sherbet floats.
entitled "Smoking and Your meets can be made by calling ride In.
the building after rebels in Spiveys. Last weekend Bob Beach Sunday and an enjoy. "We have esprit de corps,"
church aetivt$lei.
whether by walking, running, sorship of the Geneva
Carol Kelser, accompanied by cruising on Lake Monroe off.
Those present, including Health" and gave an informs. th, pastor's home, giving Rev. Martin Touts of the
Hue
burned and sacked the Dodge and Earl Brown also able day was reported. 0 ' he said in announcing the
eits
are
KU.
Ma'. Club
bicycling, swimming, golf torical and Genealogical
their sister Sandra; piano shore from the Sanford lake. the guest of honor, were tive talk explaining the ef- name and number of children
icy Coulter, president; Dan
Messiah Lutheran Church will
rchas-e
at his newly—
information service Ii. came down for a few days Mrs. harry II o 4 g c t and pumeeting
without a cart, tennis, skiing, ciety, will be at 3:30 p.m. at due ts by Xaare and Danny front.
Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson, Mrs. fects of smoking on the lungs to be transported.
~-h';'
I
glve
the
invocation
and
Rev.
brary
there and carried out from the Naval Station at daughter, Mrs. Bunny Beard, d home here. liii permanent
Tompkins, vice president; or hill climbing, but It should
Commander
Leo
Mcflon.
J.
and
the
Messick
Gooiman,
and
the
relation
to
tubercuthe Geneva C.m.tsry with
Lucas Cr11, of Westminster
hugs anti-American and anti. Jacksonville. 0 0 • The Lake and children, of Tampa, came residence is In Jacksonville.
Dick Gibbons, secretary, and amount to more than a ih Oliver )laDblsuz in charge. sisters, Patricia and Marilyn; aid, Sanford Naval Air Sta. Blanche Myers, teacher of the losis and cancer.
Esther Class, Mrs. Gaths
Markham Homemaker Club
Presbyterian
will
have
the
Kirk officially kicked off his
...
Lie 1l1les, treasurer.
government
demonstrations.
walk daily. Di'. White s.
up to see Bill and Velma Hen.
He urged that those within
Key will he speaker for (Patricia will also play an tion chaplain, will lead the Maddox, Mrs. firnie Cubber.
will meet Friday morning at
benediction.
There
will
be
a
five-month
campaign against
Security
guards
stood
by
at
speshor for the wor. oust tIM S I%iJflum if In isv.
prayer
ssrvlce
and
will
be
as.
son and Mary Hanson. Also
the service and flags, donstd organ solo); and an organ
house, Mrs. Faye Rivers, Mrs. the age Umlttlons get chest
special gueat,speaker. 6
seaWce which marks the hour a day of fast walking'or by
the embassy with wet blank- Ruth Gallagher's home. Sure up from Tampa was Mrs. J. A. Democratic nominee Robert
p
•
the Geneva Garden Club, and piano duct, by Karen sisted in the ceremony by Mary Pugh, Mrs. Blanche x-rays which are available
opening Of the PenecOst ' comparabl, exercise, or seven will be placed upon
Wreath* will be placed at
eta should any Buddhist try hope every member can at- Rabnrn to see 11111 and %'drna. King High with a news conBranch President If. E. Paul, Wsbb, Mrs. Helen Brown, ft.. by visiting the mobile
graves of Snead and Ruth Bellhorn.
ference in the Capital Thursto bu,rn himself to death tend and bring a prospective
the base of the flag pole is
'
son, will be Jobasy Morgan, hours a week. I. absolutely all yeterani.
A novelty act by Wayne Secretary Duke Woody and Mrs. Eva Mae Benton, Mrs. units.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
day
lap' leader,
member.
' • 0 Mrs. J. W. Mcafter meeting with Coy.
memory
there.
for
all
those
service.
necessary for one's optimal
Mrs. Graham reported 435
Holloway, the Messick sisters, other members of Branch 147. Lucy Oaks, Mr.. Clots Mad.
Warren) Taylor of Tampa tI...,I,,n
0..----.1 .l....
I..s,rn.
Tuesday. Rev. McBride
iii •IM.I
Daniel (all of 88 years young),
men who have given their
health, Including that of the
contingent of Naval Acid. don, Mrs. Harriett Wilcox, chest x-rays had been made
Ruth
ilellhorn
and
Karen
A
have
. It
been
having
an
enjoyable
"state
problems."
Tons Hoffman, delegate
and
Mrs.
Terry
Lockard,
Mr.
Ilya
in
the
service
of
the
the brain. In addition to the
Snead, to the tune of I?,.ankle *my Midshipmen will render Mrs. ma Galloway, Mrs. Ge. early this week when the mo
Class of 1966 graduates of
stay with Fisk.'. mother, Mrs. Burns, who lost In his bid
Mrs. McBride, alternate,
and Mrs. J. P. Perdue, of
above the doctor emphasizes
will show how a military salute to conclude neva Owen,
bile unit was In Sanford and Seminole High School who United States.
and
Johnnie,"
Donnie
Warren. ' 0 0 Ted for reelection to 111gb. sold
Mr..
Johnnie
the
annual
Florida
our
men
attend
Roanoke and Ripple Mead,
Auxiliary units of the
tal development by
this song can be played in the services. Also participat- Harmon, Mrs. Margaret Na. that during the past month, are members of the Presby.
Oglesby called at the home Kirk did not ask for his supMethodist Conference at Plot, recommending that we read
Va.,
have
returned
home
after
five different rhythms. The ing In the memorial services ugher, Mrs. Mabel Os. six persons In the area had tenlan Church of the Cove. American Legion and VFW
IdsgotzthersCoUegsin Laha. for either for s halt hours
a most delightful visit with of Nathan and Margie Strip. port. But he emphasized "I
th
th
chord method, will be representative, from bunt, Miss Clara Swagger. been found In need of treat. nant will be recognised at the also will take part
ere
"easy.play"
ling last week. 0 0 • Mr. and told him twice that I am the
RecommendatIon at
land,
Rose Poff. Rose said they all
The little park has bees g
day or three and a half hours be no division
meet for tuberculosis.
9 am, worship service SunDeaths
Mr..
U. F. Norwooti anti tam. Democratic governor of Florat this time in also taught by Mrs. Snead, the Ladies Auxiliary, Unit ty, Mrs. Lola high, Mrs. Vlo.
MAY 20, 961
went fishing quite a bit and
landscaped and cared for by
a week the great literary manInformative pamphlets were day.
147, headed by Unit Prom[. let Bass, Mrs. Ines sessions,
fly, of (aIrles% ilk., are here ida and the standard-bearer
the Diocese of South Florida I. featured In this number.
I
Admissions
tuis.
,iii.t MAE hUFF
took motor trips over the cen.
distributed to those present They will he presented with members of the Legion Post
tsrpi.ces. Keep $ pad and was made in report by a
dent Mrs. Marl. Sundvall.
with his mothrr. Mrs. S. F. of the Desitueratic party."
study
Mr.. Eunice Wiggins, Mrs.
Virginia
Miller,
I...
Edith
Mrs.
Luis
Mae huff, 62, of
tral
part
of
the
state
seeing
pencil bandy to record special committoe
and
a
question
and
answer
Services are scheduled for Frances Widener, Mrs. Alma
Bibles with names embossed as a memorial to the nation's
at the recent an.
As for High, the Governor Lake Mary, died early today
Van Ness, Letuger Moore, Florida landmarks. The week Norwood, who continues iii at
Period
was
conducted.
thoughts or Ideas at night or anal convention
war
dead.
10
o'clock
Monday
morning
of the Ppis.
In gold lettering, and the PresRichardson, Mrs. Doris Parks,
Johnny E. Allen, Agnes B. flew by too quick for them her home. S 0 0 Seniors Doris repeated to newsmen that he in Seminole Memorial Hospi.
early morning, which are pro. copal Church
All those who lovi their
at a point on the lake ap- Mrs. Martha Davis, Mrs. Al.
of South Florida
byterian Youth Fellowship
Fursy, Mary N. Dawson, Ka- but business took them back Carlson and Mary Gracey had had "made no commitment" tal following a long illness.
duetive time, for the brain,
proximately opposite the ice Smith, the honoree, and
Miami.
will give each a copy of "Go- country and are grateful of
ren
1.. Richards, Mildred home. 0 0 0 Congratulations a graduation swim party at to support his bitter Demo
She was a member of the
Take a personal interest in However, th
Fleet Reserve Branch home Little Misses Darlene
e committee did
ing to College Handbook." the sacrifice others have made
Brown
Bookhard,
Dorothy Anderson, to Botcher and Dian. (Boston) Rock Springs Saturday. Those cratic run-off opponent ,,or Sanford Church of Jesus
some helpful community 5C' recommend that a third put. Seventh annual commence. at 210 W. Seminole Boulevard.
that
they
might
have
freedom
and Pauline Widener.
All juniors also will be given
The Truthsechers Class Of tivity — educations), musical, fragan
Claude C. Howard, Carrie B. Bumg'ardner on the arrival of with the girls were Rose Ann to vote for him."
Christ of Letter Day Saints.
are invited to attend.
bishop be assigned to ment program for kindergar. As accommodations on the
handbook.
the
M.(1i1n a son at Seminole Memorial Street, Annette Clock, Joanna
•
First Methodist Church, 5
Survivors are her husband,
Roosevelt
Cloulph
artistic, athletic, spiritual. Be the Central Archd.snery and ten a n d pre-kindergarten yacht are limited, Interested
Graduates are Jo An CoIfughn
and
Virginia
Lee.
Bet
ford, held Its monthly business positive — not negative.
Harry
M. huff, of Lake Mary,
ii
Marie
White,
Ruby
L,BohanHospital last wish. e 0 • The
a
Yin, that there be a decentralize- children of the Ptnecrest Kid. persona may witness the
DUfl, LAUrA .10 uare;, J.vIq
and social meeting Monday at ally, be suggests sending
they had a good time. Doris is
ELY, Nev, UPI) - Edward and a son, James F. Palmer,
non,
Josephine
A
Stanklewici,
We
Offer
annual
High
School
Marching
will be held at memorial ceremony from the
Regular monthly dinner
the home of Mr. and Hr.. W. iteme of special Interest COo. tlàn of the diocesan activities die Korner
Paul Davis, Sanford Anna Rand Banquet will be held the gal going to the Patricia F. Sheriff filed a petition Wed- of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Rev. Vernon Fuller, minis. Hale, Lu Jolliet, and Sue Jail.
On. Of The
n of the Pinecrest School auditorium lakefront.
meeting of the Baptist Broth. ter of First Christian Church, let.
P. Champan on Old Monroe corning good happenings and by better utilizatio
ilrisson Funeral Home Is in
Vuigt, Julius Voigt, Edith this Thursday evening at the Stevens modeling si'ho'd in nesday to aeck the DemocraMonday
it
7:30
p.m.
Largest Set.eflons
structure.
erhood of Forest City Baptist
chare of arrangements.
Road with Mts. P. M. (lanes achievements to newspapersarchdeanery
tic nomination for sheriff.
Lockwood, DeBary; William school. Helen Barbour, Lynn Tampa in September. 0 S
Sanford, was elected president Sunday afternoon, members
In other major business ban. Both classes will perform
Church will be at 6:30 P. in. of the Florida Christian His. of the youth fellowship who
Of Fresh Flowets,
presiding,
Cuddy, Deltona; Mary Dreb. Giles and I will attend. I Our thought this week .
and Journals to counteract the died at the convection, motion skits, dance numbers and
Saturday at the church. The liters Association during the are soon leaving Sanford will
Dovotlons were given by overabundance Of bid flOWS.
Pleatis Arrangements, -low, Enterprise; Eunice Ray, wouldn't mica it for anything. Love of learning is a pleasant
program will conThe Brotherhood of Loco. weekly Saturday morning
Mrs. F. U. Blokock on the This I. what we have tried was approved that a commit. sing. fle
recent 7511% annual convention be honored at $ cook-out at
Patricia A. Sessions, Arthur If you haven't seen their new and universal bond, since it
Its. In Central Florida
clods
tee
with
the
traditional
motive
Engineers
will
be
appointed
in
each
arch
have
breakfast for men with Rev.
theme "We Belong to Others." t. do in the above lines.
the church. Newly elected offi.
of
Florida
Christian
Churches
Lee
Jeckson, Lake Monroe; band outfits you have really deals with what one is and
deanery to study requirements cap and gown ceremony. Mrs. Its annual Memorial Service Arthur Edwards has been can
After the misting, members
SANPOSD
cers of the fellowship are
In Orlando.
.Sti'phcn
C. hail, New Smyrna missed something. They are not what one has. Stark.
Gerry
White,
to
feasibility
of
setting
up
an
director,
has
at
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
at First celed this week. Speaker for
enjoyed that: annual luncheon
Betts Corbett, president; Joy
Mrs.
Fuller
was
elected
to
Reach.
P1,OWSR
SHOP
srcbdeanery as $ diocese with extended an invitation to the Methodist Church of Sanford. Sunday's worship service will
an colorful and the head dress.
o
with Mrs. Chapman, assisted
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Car. S. Ie I $N*Wd Aga
report to be presented at the parents and graduates to at. The public is invited to at. be Rev. Randy Pruett of Di. the board of the Florida Edwards, secretary; Sue )lak.
as an, something to behold.
by ABne Chapman and Mae
we
Christian Missionary Society, In, treasurer, and adult ad. 1123.1 812
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Book.
131.5413
1967 conventIon,
tend,
tend.
I land.
Mrs. Naomi (I. C.) Sapp United Press International
Sturdivast, serving turkey and
the policy-making body for In. visor, Mrs. Edith Edwards.
hard. Sanford, a boy; Mr. and anti daughter, Clara Wyatt,
The tomato, by horticultural
all
trimmin gs.
ter.congregatlonal activities of Vacation Church School will
Mrs. David L Sessions, Lake
motored to Plant City Sunday standards, is a fruit, but U. S.
Attending were Rev. sad
Florida
Christian Churches.
be held Juno 13.17. Parents
sea ts..e Skit si,.ee
tel.pb... 123.0571
Monroe, a boy.
where they attended the 09th federal courts have ruled that
Mrs. W. B. llama, Kr. and By Jane Ca.eilberry
Rev.
Puller
also
was
named
are
requested
to
enroll
their
Discharge.
birthday celebration of Na- because of its use it should be
Mrs. 3. Z. Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Be,. C. L Zalindir of e Pastor,
an accredited observer for the children at church school on
Myrna M. Spence, Mary
SANFORD, FLORIDA
omi's
mother, Mrs. A. V. classed in commerce as a
J. H. Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Ascension Lutheran Church,
las. Casselbarry
Pringle, Mrs. Faye Messick, MacLend, Mrs. Velvet Jacobs, Basinger, N r s. Dorothy National Council of Churches Juno B and June 12.
Reel, Rose N. McClure, Robvegetable.
S
V. B. Abrams, Mrs. W. J. Mc- Casselberry, will confirm a
relatives
Knight.
Over
100
ert H. Williams, Martha Prim.
Members and friends of Mrs. Alive, Pierce, Mrs. M.r. Mrs. Ruby Gullickson, Mr.. Swope, Mrs. Muds Fisher, and Triennial Assembly to be held
Clelland, Mrs. P. P. illckock, class of 11 children at the
came
from
all
over
to
pay
in Miami In December.
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gary Deppen, Mrs. Emily Marilyn Heinsen, Mrs. Sally Mrs. Mary Pyle.
gie, Virginia B. Shaw, Elsie
Mrs. Lillian Busch, Mrs. 1. 0. 10:30 a.m. worship service Casselberry Community Meth.
their respects to the spry
Barbara
Watson,
Sanford;
odist Church were Invited by
Walls. Mrs. Bertha David, Sunday.
I
Yount lady.
• harry Coy.
Sparks and baby boy, Lake
Mrs. Lena Powell, Mrs. I. B.
Special music will be pro. Rev, and Mrs. Delmaa Cope.
ington
has
returned
home aftMonroe; Louise Clurk, Titus.
Crawford, Mrs. Octavia Rum- vided by the church choir,
er spending a week in Parris
land to view the attractive
ville.
Way. Mrs. L. B. White, Mrs.
Island, S. C., with Melvin
Graduates will be honored
examination service will new addition to the parson.
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held for those to be con.
Spivey. 0 10 • Mr. and Mrs.
at
a
reception
at
0:30
p.m.
Priedle, Mrs. Joy Bailey and firmed today at 7:34) p.m. with age from S until 5 p.m. last
Mrs. Harry B. Sandusky Sunday in Weaver Hall of the
Robert Lee and children of
Mrs. Sally Walla.
the pastor directing questions Sunday. The open house was
was hostess with Mrs. Joe Casselbeny Community Meth.
FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) - Jacksonville cams by to visit
to the class on the basic teach. attended by approximately
Sinathers co-hostess for the odist Church.
Mrs. Callie Campbeil, 75, re- with Mrs. U. A. Taylor and
Ines of The Holy Bible.
Kay meeting of Circle Ii of
160 persons.
Mr.. Mary Mobley and
ceived an eighth.grsde diplo. then drove on over to see the
The public Is invited to both
the
United
Presbyterian
WomMr..
Edgar
Lyons,
secrstar.
included in the recently
ma. She said she went back Robert Martins in Cocoa. Alservices.
en of the Community Pr's. I@* of campus ministry for
to school because "It keeps ready there were Leroy anti
completed
and furnished ad.
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Those In the class are $n.
bytsvlasi Church of Lake Mary the Woman's Society of
Macel Lee and daughter,, of
me
from being dumb."
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Hoover,
dition
are
a
fanUy room, doe.
bert. Dysart. Mary
held at the Sandusky home on planning the refreshments.
Monroe, who also were visit.
By Jane Cussib.s't,
Barbara Landry, Deborah orated in Early American, a
Lake Mary.
Each graduate who attends
Inc Robert and Mildred. Mr
Mrs. Kenneth Green, Poppy
LaznkIn, Teresa Franzen, Jan. study, bedroom, bath, viiiThe
devotlonals
were
led
the
church
Is
all
Invited
and
and Mrs. Carl White, son
'
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Day chairman for American is Cheney, Eddie
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. I.
Marvin, To. ity room, and carports.
by Mrs. Sandusky. Mrs. Mar. will receive a gift.
Mike,
and grandson Byron. of
Won Memorial Post 254 of ma
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cant
Ulmer
read
from
the
A
program
to
honor
the
Jacksonville,
were here for
I appreciate the confidence shown to me by th.
Cass.lberry,
ed a $50,000 libel suit against
appreciationKu
forexpressed
all
her David Hank., and Ronald punch, coffee, nuts, and
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OUflTy. I WISh TO tflflk my loyall
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the
Mr..
Oladil
Cochran
give
members
of
the
Senior
Meth.
contributed their time and
a letter to his office address.
tesass from the Woman's So.
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supporters and friends, without whom I could not
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prayer for the special mis. odiat Youth Fellowship.
money to making the obssrv.
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clety of Christian Service.
slonanles to be remembered.
undertaken
this campaign.
wiLe-seas
wns
'""'so_a."
The beautiful yellow and
Mrs. Marie Lowe, program
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.
like bulerb Ileum
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..(iues1mstertypres. white floral centerpiece was
I also wish to thank my opponent, Lee Gary, for
chairman, pressated the
Virginia, PitNahi
contributed by local citizens bytertan Church of Sanford made up of .rchids, roeea
ruaasee may ea.sps 5a$.
P. O. Sea 1214
fourth
chapter
of
the
group
aday,
Sead.p
the
clean
campaign and the friendly spirit shown
sal
010614the
Auxiliary's
to aid is
.
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r
t- this Sunday will be Charles and daisies.
Sanford
a" seilkasi iaes.du
study book on Jonah.
purr, was. s.vs.A MAN —
ernst. rehabIlItatIon and child R. Frissell, assistant pastor
throughout
the race.
Nor.
pvee.4t.
Cb.$etne.
b,
Norris
Mrs. Grace Sauter, seer.•P'un.r,I ,,.rvIc.. for Mrs. 1,UOther members present were Tbe saata.d a...is. 504 w
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welfare programs. D
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who
'tuft.
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to and minister of education at tory of local church setivi.
a
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will be looking forw.,'d to serving you Am next
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their generous response those First Presbyterian Church, ties, was In charge of the
Mildred Raw
rs,e.Ide in means I column by 2 inches.
Brewer,
and
the
Doris
Baker.
at
Monday
leesM
Visas
Peosses
r4
fow years.
who give may fell that they Orlando. Sermon subject will attain She was assisted by
LAke Mary Cemetery with
66$.01
REV.
Delman M. Copeland arid child ren, Carey and Matt,
During a social hour that at ussseee, Vie,
Bishop rr..man Bsggctt of Too small for an ad to be
have a part is assisting hoepi. be "What Is a Minister?" has- Mrs. Lorraine Dunnin g, Mrs.
Deltosa
greeted guests at the open house at the parsonage attended by 150 per.
followed the hostess served to-- 5.b..Wpi.o late,
Pan?ord
Church of '101' noticed or effective? You're
Sophie Raise.
tallied veterans and widows ml on the theme, "There was Becky Dunning, Mrs. Minnie
bi' Cu.
Chrt.t of 5.slt.r Pa)' SemI.
sons who viewed the attractive addition to the hoine completed recently.
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aimma
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calling,
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want
a
matinee.
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FMs saM earns of the N
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ten dews a. kItÔIS.
ladle,
tea."
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sounds
ke
a
said.
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smotill the
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71111111 ant.' nk.rd in tot tills 's'° upset abut bang
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TM huts) manager ffiud a trip out for other Vietnam clones expected sometime be.
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that
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personal
auá Iaaia,aid isee fun.
entire Boulevard I" I# veterans. They took to so let tween June and November.
day ai i..a.. $t haNd a... .a.ot a. pasta.' I he
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p
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adghi "do. binch of boys r. ever sin,"
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sastime — ,&amp; private ,won welcomed with open the Samoa by which they'll be
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he said. "U I was a cash
press" ether customers,
I known.
how • sometime by them arms." Shields said,
'1 was u'-ltrS," said ct*staaiv it the Citad 1111.
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ibu in ii ulici 'ad a greø
ihal'c a
K_stun (IlL) Mayor Rich. ii Vlatum vetarm esas Is,
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use of a woman Is SIMPIT ei
plottatiee" and warned coeda
that 0, Woman, through that
promiscuity, "trivialises and
degrades her deepest self.
On dfoon, the provost had
this to say:
,I am **of@ that for many
students an aggrieslvely unti.

lently In an attempt to nurse Tortured miles later, the
the engine. He pushed, pulled I captain put down In safety.
There, weak from loss of
tered down within inchiis of I and prayed and the motor can.
tinued to cough,
blood, his leg throbbing,
the ground.
At that, Fleenor threa the But then, somehow, It roar. Fleenor heard the news of the
but the ml to lit, again. And with rescue's climax. Then be bit
power back on
engine would not mpond. It scores of angry VC waving his lip all over again.
The wreckage had finally
began to sputter and pop rifles on all sides, the wound.
until, at about 70 m.p.h. the ml pilot and his woefully bat- been reached.
But the captain's. friend 1usd
airship hit turf, bounded and tered craft were airborne
I been dead for hour,.
rolled In amongst the side. again,

25 tho target of a hundred runs. Itts, sloelk knaellaill his tesA.
The captalls's craft took still be holding the Cone at 100 feet ... 50 foot
know the site well ... an acre
feet
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10
feet
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until.
at each time starching from as set off and his airplane flut.
punctures
Immediately.
Off
to
pistol
distance
from
Inside
his
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BANTA CRUZ,Calif. (111PI) will =AS up the new campus. each relations. but has a pool- dy appearafto
principle,
a
personal
statement
tive
obligation
to
discourage
OWo
bay*
become
rather
too
— The provost of the Univvrabout the world, $ valued
shy of California's new cam. unbvt*i4d,' said Price, who them."
pus in the Santa Crux Moun- pointed ad that kW$Ing and
ftedl Alan 116614 tissit the style . . . but, like ev"Ythlaw

tains Issued an and-of-the-year caressing era "properly a pit.
memorandum to studeits on vats matter" and should not
sex In the classroom and bars be practiced "Is the classroom,
lecture hall, chow line, of
feet In the dining halls.
The memo from provost whenever there are people
In who might be embarrassed by
'' Price was written
tones of friendly family &amp;dyke such a display."
He reminded the students
to the $00 students at Cowell
Collect, first of a series of ftj the collage has "no abil.
small Oxford-like colleges that I gallon to provide facilities for

Reporter Writes: They Call Conflict The 'Quiet War'
or Tom 7.06

Capt. Del Fleenor was flying lush but loathsome jungle.
an 0-1 observation plane when

his radio crackled with the Information that another pilot tirely to the enemy,
bad Just been shot down In Fleenor glided in at 1,300
the Immediate ares.
feet for a first. frightening
The captain bit his lip and look. The plane was crouched
swallowed,
on a crumpled wing and en.
7% mm who vr" down was tangled In r1ce straw. Close
his friend,
by were dozens of panicky
Quickly, Fletimer banked his people In pajamas filling th@
single prop plan. Into a turn air with automatic and recoil.

else, It can be carried too far."
Price said, for example, that
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appropriate."
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Fleenor made a swooping
dive into the holocaust, slid
in the face of the awesome over the wreckage, made a futile observation, took on altiground shot.
FIfener, however, did not tude, turned about and decided
re treat
even lowto go it again
ft was his friend down there.
He had to determine the
This time, at about 100
pal's condition. He knew the mph., and with shot ripping
guy too well to believe he Into his shuddering ship, the
would surrender. If the crash captain sank sharply, leveled
hadn't billed him, he might off, and began to drop .

The opening was no man's helicopters were already mak.
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began to lick the underside of life from his fallen friend.

his vehicle.
lie continued thus for two
"Do you see anything ? " his hours. But then there was no
radio asked.
more luck.
"Nothing yet."
On a final dive, the captain
"What dc you think?"
cut back speed to get a more
'I'm going to take another casual look at the wreckace.
Then. scant feet from earth.
look."
He did. and another, and he felt his leg tear open and eyed enemy.
The captain. bleeding and
another. and another. Fach the forte of a bullet throw
time flying low enough to half his body against the groggy, a bull's-eye With
wing,, played the throttle
trip on a waffli', each time I cockpit door,
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Void Joined many other state, tor."
activities were
county and city officials The week'$
kicked off Monday night when
throughout honda and the the members of the Beinlnol.
natIon In proclaiming Real. County board and their wives
toes Week and directing pub. met at the Trade Winds in
lie attention to some to real. Cassalberry's Seminole Plate.
Six new members were Intoi' and associates In Sanford
ducted Into the organization.
and Seminole County
They were Shirley Hartman,
The proclamation was Is. Thelma Sams, Shirley Thompsued by the Mayor to Herb. son, Loretta Campbell, Tom
mt E. flt.natrom, president Eaton, all realtor associates,
of the Seminole County Board and Realtor Ia. Staples.

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Mayor Wilson that some 10,.
400 realtors and associates
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the services of realtors In
this area, stating that "They
have contributed to our pros.
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be burled In an out-of.the.way while she was cramming for
place for unknown people. My ftahi, She said she was happy
son was not a shoeshine Wy with her grades,
like his father. lie was it sol. Marla told a local newspa'
dier, a paratrooper in the per last week she would not
object to others wearing "top'
Green Berets.
less bathing suits," although
"My son died fighting on she wears a two-piece style.
the front for all of us. lie Marla, 36.24-36, said she
didn't die a segregated death, was sorry the charge was

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John Williams, said officials Ida firm has offered her and
told her there were "no vs. her husband a free trip to Mi.
cannes In the city's segregat- and to mnde.l swim wear and
sports clothes since her hip.
ewl cemetery,
hugger two- piece bathing suit
Mayor Demp Thrash
full
won
her national publicity.
cemetery
hail
been
the
But she denied a report she
for years and was useil
had been promised a new
only by families who retained lawnmower.
plots. The only space avail. A minister and
four neigh.
able, he said. in
that
held
for
hors
charged
her
last week
paupers and
such with indecent exposure for
as deceased emergencies
persons with no mowing her lawn in the suit,
known relative..
An l:tJuuonct city court judge
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used with Its iota for sale,
Mrs. Hood, mother of three.
Mrs. Williams refused the year-old son, said it took her
offer of a pauper's plot for 25 minutes to mow her lawn.
She said It had grown a lot
her ion.
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place In the "no vacancy"
cemetery of his hometown
would have been In a' pauper's
grave, will be buried with full

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All parents anti friends of
Stenstrom said that the
theme of the week's observ- the children are Invited to atonce is, "If you're moving up tend.

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and the National Association
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"A realtor," paid Itenstrom, school auditorium.
Musical selections will be
'ii not just a isa) estate man.
II. Is a professional In teal presented by the fifth and
eitat. who is licensed by the sixth grade under the dIrs'.
State of Florida and who tion of Miss Junette Raatorn.
Special guest for the proadheres to a strict cod, of
ethics as a member of the grain will be Kenneth McInSeminole County Board of tosh, Sanford attorney, who
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Ready For Launch

tests Thursday without a
hitch.
At the same time, engineers
on a nearby launch pad
mounted America's first pro.
ject Surveyor lunar landing
robot on its Atlas.Centuar roc
ket to set the stage for blast'
off Monday.
Both portions of the monthending assault on space are
designed to advance Amer.
ca's efforts to land men on
the moon this decade—
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landing; Gemini by practicing
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ford and Eugene Cernan on a. m. Monday, and a landing
a three-day rendezvous and $3 hours and 230,000 miles lat.
spacewalk adventure.
er.
The 109 - foot vehicle, left Gemini Os substitute rendez.
waiting on the pad May 1? vous satellite Is scheduled to
when its target satellite miss' follow at 11 a. rn Tuesday
ed orbit and crashed Into the by racing toward orbit atop
sea, zipped through a day. an Atlas booster similar to
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The Gemini • spaceship has home.
cleared its second "final" ser' If all goes according to the
lea of tests and is set for a schedule, the 2,104-pound Sur'
new attempt Tuesday to cat veyor will open the cosmic

Reaction to 1b rebuff was loom Ice revue.
not ling in c.mlsg The Do. "We know we will get corn
eater (fl)) Post of the Vet.t. plaints if we do this (have
iii of Foreign Wars fired 0f1 wounded veterans there),"
a telegram to Conrad Hilton Parris said. "I know this
and Chicago Mayor Richard from my esperince as man
3. Daisy calling the action a agar of the Hilton Hotel In
"betrayal" of all rictus and Long Reach, Calif., stiei
thrsateaiag to do a. wore World War It. People come
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Nola hi Kuadsisla, took Is cost."
Porter Pants, hot.) man'
a wls Is Chicago's loop
aid settled for a littaight '1ev sad hilton vice president,
suck at a North side rutcer Informed Shields and Yeas
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the mayor, a barber, as a her daughter "did the coinshoeshine boy 25 years ago. munity a real service."

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son went to Vietnam in Feb.
ruary "and now they've sent
him back to me'." She has six
other children, Jimmy was the
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TAMPA (UPI) — An $11,.
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memorial statue and toman said there were no cern- fiecting pool honoring the late
stories exclusively for Na. President John F. Kennedy

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a set In Africa a century ago
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man's ordeal to surive the
ravages of man and nature
In a hostile environment. This
amazing film and taut Saga
of human (mu, centered about
a relentless and ferocious

bunt, stars Cornet Wild., who
also proved himself a versatile talent by serving, In addition to his acting, as the
producer and director of this
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naked as he is hunted by the
wiliest of the tracker-hunters
through the African jungles.
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Iu.lher with all structure..
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Club of Sa&amp;.

ford sill make its annual visit

States has poured $I1 billion
in ec.tnornic aid into Vietnam.
l'rotilily less than a third of
this arnoutit has trickled down

niiist Youth Fellowship will
meet at Christ Methodist

to its president's home church
when It attends services at It
a.m. Stinday at (itstce Metho.
tiit Church. Roger harris,
tape, govern in e n tel Ineffi- organist anti choir director
cii.nry, and rising inflation are of the church is current presi.
dent of the club.
further complicati'UII.
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Chairman
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teaching techniques,
rural reconstruction
cairo gyntsp is composed of
flu VIs(riames.i a group chief,
two deputies, a staff of five,
the People's Action Teams
(II men each), a Census Uclavane* Team, a Civil Affairs

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Florida GOP leader will be
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of red tap., political crises and
inefficiency Is still a valid
question.
but If it fails, that question
will not be asked again.

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trageiy. Political crises In
Saigon periodically brings the
rural efforts to it standstill In
many areas. Bureaucratic rot

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atn pelt-help projects.
On paper, the Cadre Groups
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takes by now," says an Area.
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at"* by the X"
Root circle of the ebuieb
when the Cirele served as hostess to the Wo sa's P.111W.
of the Cnomlty Cs..
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Dora, and to the Friendship
League of the bed skunk.
Need gs the feature
Kr.. Meal
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sit "fl. Week
of CongregatIonal Women
Women Around the World."
Sh. has jist returned to con.
tlnetal U. A. from an examination of eosgvegaUonal winaim work IN the PaeIlle at's.
At the regular Sunday
morning woinhip at U o'clock
this WWII, Dr. Mend will becopy the pulpit of Conregi.
tional Church, Park Avenue
at 24th Street. NOT. Olive r FWiese, pastor, will conduct the
service of worship and piesent Dr. Kind to the eongeegatlon. All friends are invited
to share us the worship.
Mrs. Mend is a native of
Wilmington, N. C,, where h er
father, Dr. Peyton Harrison
Hoge, was, minister of the
First Presbyterian Church at
the time of her bi rth.Rh. is
a graduate of Chevy Chase
Junior College and pursued
additional aesdenle work at
Columbia University. In 1921
she was married to George
Jaeksnn Mead, and the mar.
nag, was blessed with four
sons and a daughter.
Mrs. used holds the deem
of Doctor of Humane Letters
from Piedmont College. For
the last year she has been
serving with inspirational distinction Iii the highest office
available to any member of
the Congregational Christlon
Churches; that of moderator.
She makes her home in Hartford, Conn., where she Is a
member o lithe South Congre.
gatlonal Church, and where
she is serving for the third
term on the prudential Committee of that church.

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Also bowing out will be
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Rule Jr. termed his 78 Thurs.
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rind at the school.
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Marichal's latest "headache
with a two-run homer in the error by Detroit pitcher Hank
The graduates will prohaThis is the only all women's case" is Philadelphia's Gene The big night for Oviedo fifth inning,
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Major League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AMERICAN lEAGUE
W I. Pet. ('.11
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San Fran
27 1-4 .050
Cleveland
25 10 .714 ......
Houston
23 17 .575 8%
2115 .5*3 4%
Lea Angeles 23 17 .575 8% Detroit
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
California
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Philadelphia 1$ 1$ .1100 (3% Minnesota
17 17 .500 7%
Atlanta
19 23 .152 8% Chicago
III 19 .157 0
St. Louis
1(3 20 .41-i 53% New York
16 20 .44-1 9%
New York
13 18 .410 9
Washington
III 21 .432 10
Chicago
10 23 .218 14% Boston
15 22 .405 11
Thursday's Results
Kansas City i:i 13 .371 13
San Fran 1, Vhiia. 0 (14 inns)
Thursday's Ifrisults
Pittsburgh 3, Houston 2 (N) Boston 7, Minnesota 2
St. Louis 3, Chicago 2 (N)
Baltimore 7, Chicago I
Today's Games
Cleveland 6, Detroit 4 (N)
Philadelphia at San FranToday'. Games
cisco (N)
Today's Games
Atlanta at Chicago
Baltimore at Nan. City (N)
Cincinnati at St. Louis (N)
California at Detroit (N)
Pittsburgh at Houston (N)
Minnesota at Clev.land (N)
New York at Los Angeles Boston at Washington (N)
(N)
ChIcago at New York (N)
Saturday's (lames
Saturday's Games
Atlanta at Chicago
Baltimore at Kin. City (N)
Cincinnati at St. Louis (N)
California at Datrolt (N)
Pitt.. at houston (2-H-N)
Minnesota at Cleveland
New York at los Angeles (N) Boston at Waahington
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Phila. it San Francisco
Chicago at New York (N)

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teat engines antI act up the ball roach Tom Cahill Thurschink for the big Meunorisl
Day Chase, with a $700,000
were Hill Meek, who
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major accident occur, it will
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a bent-up chassis In tim. fat'
race day. It would then be up
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19* was the huh game fist ing with last- nsihute activi.
women. John McGough's O$ ty as eat-h crew unapt strategy
led th. men for series with anti makes final •tljuatments
Curtis Johnson's 229 high for
Some dris-er,, like pole-sitter M.irio Antiretti and I'arrtthe men.
in both these area., pIlls clii Jones, the 1963 winuter.
hanIIrap pins, lion Spotte have already niaile their fuel
with a 610 won series; Irene tests hut linih may uieckle on
flrown SW; ('din liostetier ''urns rehearsal' shakedown
245 for game anti Barbara cruises to keep their eiigiuiet
tinted,
Davis 215.
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Faulkner, l,iue pri'*itlent,
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F'rt Federal
that. an organizational iii't't.
PEE WEE E.tSTERN
ing would be sche,tule,i to.
o
Rebels
night at 11 p.m., at Jet lanes.
Tigers
for the purpose of estahlilhI
I
Cubs
ing a summer league. A •pe.
2
Twins
Cliii Invitation was e*tentit'd
PEE WE WESTERN
O It) the inaity teeii.ftrcra of titi'
2
Chiefs
0 area to Join in with the adults
Panthers
øf this leagUe.
0
Yanks
The Church of Christ team
0
2
Cards
of
Alice I,indsley, 5P11
GAMES T4)I)AY
Ileali, %'kkl anti John MeEnlI)Ars GAMES
Gough won the pennant fur
l.ittte American
the fall league.
(At Ft. Mellon)
Mrs. McGoueh also rolled
Strirk.iorr, vs Navy, 4:30 the highest average for worn(;et)rga'4 vi, San-All Hank, • en with a 142 ai Richard 1)ean
730
upped similar honors for the
(At D- Aye)
• men with a 171.
I'la. St. Hank s-s. Goodyear,
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I'ee
,
Roberto Aubon. of Argentina
(At It. Mellon
anI Rafael Osuna of Mexico ,-,,,_
V....L. AlIt
will meet In the opening '"
'"iI'iiiuLI
round of the three-day Davis
Junior i,ague
('up son, competition Satur(U Pinehacsli

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Legal Notice
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or claiming any right,
nATr.O TIllS 35th 4-sr at
1110 ('iIi('l'Il' (ft PIT
us -in,: l sort- i-i OIIIT OP
title or Iniereit in anul SJ,.y. 5944,
?t,,tIce I. hereby
iv.n hat 'riui: s,s'n,m at nit-mit. i-Ia.
I,, tIn' properly Inuvulvet lflI-AI.&gt;
the uti-lursIgned, A It'i'il I' It ii s-a- is iso p- out sEi4l%nI.S

Clerk of tile Circuit Court nih Court of *.mtnole (',,Irit
iv iuit s.-t:isi 545, SaIl
I"Iorida. will, on thi Sib day of - u i: wi--r &gt;:pt' 54 vi sn
Ily - It-.nna St )titlioi
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114 N K (IV itt 1- 5- 41.0, nurfalo, I
l.'g.I I,'uI,FA of sal. t,l*..n
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the fr,,n do-.r a? the court Sinus. of Sami,cla ('OujOt Y. In
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nfflr for iile atu.1 i.Ii at pub- and 55 ll.i.iA3l TImOSISS.
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usey, who.. name 11th slim., cZ-,i
1s.f.niant.
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aIt:LMA ii. i1112. his wife,
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IIKNT 11(SUIIANCS COMPASS, following described property:
ha the Complaint.
14, 1559 Ins out-ui It.o,,rIa n,an-ie.l
PlaIntiff,
'She Sr.', of the '4W
The nntur• of ash suit be.
Ii....k :54, pta" 275 f tue t',t,of %Jr,rt and the West 1331.5 felt of
Sic Iteenris of 4enu,hnie ( '.,uun, Ing fur Yor,'ePOilre
It.t'*vzr.r.
YRAXC1S
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In
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the NWII ,if the NY.' I.,,
tir. i"iori'l,s. et,'iitnlantic that gag r,'e.'r-t.-1
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that portion platte'S cc
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t'efenulante
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ant
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.tnjst,.
perty m.o.t,
511-run DY 111.0
of it.nuinuile (_'olifl? v,
nat Rook II, I'sge I '
tiog In silt Coutt,ly an-I utah, carts
SItTiCI: IS uii:np:liy (IJYY.N
Vlorila. the .l.,'riptlnn of tis.
the I'tibiIn iticufhhi
to-wtt:
$.mtnole
soul Icc.
nsa. property pmnc.eI•d sg,lnst h.. that or, lb. 15th day of June
tti--nss
ii,
II
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is 'itii7 utti-ro. t,:. wife, and
Wil.t,IAS( Tlt('%IAR. are fla.
ihe
f.nian?., I clii sill t
higte.P a-I P.,t I,ill.m for
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so i:,,i
situ, it. s-i I,,ing In Satu,iuui. I
p.ursuat,t I., the final ,1.rr.. ('uijnty I-'!'.riis. tn-wit?

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thireof ,jpn thu pIsIrlli?f's at. I Items
of prop.rtv which at. irnprnv.m.ots, futures, appil- 't's
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torneya. whole nan,i.I
dr.s-. are hereInafter •.t t.anuh, l'..-auet in and permanently iii- an--a., ant apptitt.fliflcee on 14)5(1 COSNTRI1C'rhOS t'I)SI. fu,g.th,r with the followIng
purl ma? she Im- Call iii
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requirel by law, not later stall.! s
tton th'n.whIh. •
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1955 prov.n'anta on said ian-I:
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- f).f.n-Iann.
.al,i pr"p1r17 b.hng the earn.
ss- ITN1-:'.4 ruy' hanS and th.
of
the
Sinib
Judicial
Circuit
sl-:Itu,sl
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si
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l',hrt
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forth In this That LieiIuI
set
offi.-isl seal of
WITNESS my ,ant an,t the I of an,! for Seminole Cosaly, which Ii ChsicIry ,'4
14,930.
of ?or.u-1,.'ira.
.mlflole ('outtty. Ylorl-la, this
at
itanforil,
rImrola.
paid
Court
seal of
WITSEU my hand and the
Liat.4 this fith Isy if Map-,
25th Jay of May
I,STEI) lisle Silk dsp- of May. official seat ef call Coirt thIs 19Cc
Seminole Cotinty, Vl,nits. thu
tags!.)
1944.
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Attorprys f,? plaintiff
13)1 West Pahrhanks Aye,
Attorneys for Pt*ltiff
Ileputy Clerk
law
SO North Co,,rt strict
Wi,tn.r Park. l-'lori-la
ChureIs Strait
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31
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blanking
contest,
straight
Pineerest Rexali, 60, behind
the no-hit hurling of Tollie
Frank.
Quality Mobile Homes top.
ped First Federal, 63, with
'rank Sloan the winning hur.
ler despit. a home run by
Jim SteUlnu.
in the third Little League
game, the Locomotive Engineers edged hunt t,incolnMercury. 9- S.
Pee Wee play saw the
Chiefs rack the Cards 18-4
with Steve Ferrell and Mike
Russi getting tvio hits apiece.
The Cubs clipped the Twins
12-2. behInd the 14-strikeout
hurling of Kit Johnson, while
losing pitcher Jack Blehrn hit
a triple,

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Slnth Jufl'- iaI Cit sit .'f si.
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May 27, ieee - Pag. 9
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State

new exclusive
Gap spark plugs and
Thunderbt lanitios
system (slx"cytiisdr
Mercurys) that cut
fuel consumptIon 6%.

2401 FRENCH AYE.

Legal Notice

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ritim ln'a
lithe?
ty. niarils,
11*, •tn arrnnds,i.e with Ph.
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flinultel,
appll.
Sum.
'l.r .r ,,ii,'t •5l.ltEItT improvements,
4t,ttitip, to-wIt: itactton Quality vs. Chase, 4:4-S
t.s ?:K11%V IC?. -' n 4 Itt c a p, a Fill slltu.r?enan-cs $15.05 i'I(.nl,ts Ciutut.. tiil.
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You've gota surprise coming: thofuel ecoflomyol
the '66 Mercury outboards. The refreshing shock

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the treat dear at th City Hal I. the
.. th. b.lh,l.
City at Sisferd, PaulA.,
beard at the fvst dser .5 the S.IOIMI. c...,7
c...i is.... S..fSId pa,e,
4 ij _______
is pissed far u psd.d if f. eseaseall,.
w.eks. Al real silts spas lab the i,s ,..
ave ast bees paid vii he add it Public Auctie.
ea ski 31st day if May, 1fl C1116015C10
10:00 .'dscb AM it the fist dear if the City
Nail I. the City .1 Seufird, PseIdu.
H. L. WHILCHIL

Attorney,

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lieS pitcher Darold Knowles year.

for

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'".'honored itt their annual all- '" " ''"
was Marlchat'a ninth In a
keisen's clutch relief pitching eighth after the Tigers' Jim
at
sport.
banquet
row, and he reduced his earnthe school protected the margin as the Northrup had tied the game
ed run average to a fantastic
059.
Thu banquet will get under. Mota hit his third homer of his record to 3-I, Johnny Pod.
Stanch, whose club was way it 7:30 p.m.
the season off Houston atarter res, the second of four Detroit
beaten 2.1 by the Dodgers'
The crowd will be presented Dick Farrell after Pittsburgh hurlers, lost his first decision
1)0 n Dryadala Wednesday
had scored single runs in the since being acquIred from the
night, was so upset over Mar' with a meal of charcoal broil, first and second innings.
Dodgers.
ichal's he-mats effort that he ed steak before the Lion fans Oriole rookie, Eddie Watts, Rico Petrocelli and Carl
kept several of his players on hear guest speaker James Lan- gaining his second save In two Ya-stnzemskl led a 10-hit BosS
the field for added batting drum. Landrum, assistant days, held the Chicago White ton assault that carried the
practice after the game.
football coach at Georgia Sax billers in the three innS surging Red Sox to their sev
in the only other National Tech, is also head scout and ings he worked to preserve entb triumph in the last eight
League action, the St. Louis director of recruiting at the Baltimore's victory and help,games. Petrocelli, who led off
Cardlnaia edged the Chicago
Tonight's muter of cere. second-place tie with Detroit. homer, and Yaz each collected
Cubs 3.2 and the Pittsburgh
l'irates topped the Houston ,nonii'.s will be last year's footDave McNally was award Iwo hits and drove in two
bail coach Bill Spoon..
Astros 3.3,
cii his fourth victory in six runs, enabling Earl Wilson to
In the American League, Following thu completion of decision.. although he allowed post his filth win against two
the Boston Red Sox beat the Landrum's talk, th. awards eight hiti Including a homer losses,
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Baltimore Orioles defeated
the Chicago White Sox 7-1 and
Giant
the Cleveland Indians topped Ne
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the Detroit Tigers 1.4.
Rookie Bob Barton's sacri. New York Giants of the Na'
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bases loaded provided the ed Henry Carr, world anti
Giants with th. only run of Olympic sprint champion,
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the gam., Jim Davenport tri- Thursday. Cain played as
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year, the Seminole. had a 8.
All newcomers, as well as al Leagtie managers more
Bob Gibson went all the lead to 4' games. Chuck
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off game last night at the Ft. 'and Don Regan also hit well,
Mellon softball field.
in Metro softball play, CoDown 6-4, Plnecrest took a bia Boats kept it. slim first
brief g lead with five big
runs in the sixth inning, only victory
half hopes
with aLarry
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to have the Baptists tIe it UP Heiman and Lyn Rianer had
In their half of the seventh.
two hits apiece to back up
Curtis Johnson was the winu- Bud Moncriel's hurling, while
ing pitcher and he got hitting Mike Maples, Cecil Dandridge
help from Roger Griffin, Les and Gary Davidson were hitRobinson. Bob Jackcon and hag well for Penney's. Cobia
Bob Clifton. Jackson's blast now two games behind leader
Quality with three left to play.
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National League: Markhal,
Giants 9-0; Maloney, Reds
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American League: O'Donoghue, Indians 4-U; Watt,
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Lead In Oklahoma Cdy Open

TRYING THEIR BEST to keep the 'Seniors
From Prevailing' tonight at he Seminole High

mont on the Oakianu s,gn,ng (,00dyear

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other halfback spot and Ken nit. and 25 cents for students
terback Frank Vhighnm, fullback lIon Dudley
lineup of the 1966 football team. With hands
Stall will probably fill in for and children,
and halfback Fred Weber. Dudley has since
on knees in front are (left to right) linemen
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the injured Dudley at full.
been Injured and will not play tonight.
Mike Long, end; Duane LaFollette, tackle; Bar.
back.
ne.v Hedrick, guard; 11oy Dunn, center; Mike
(Herald Photo)
Top reserves will he end Sand Spurs
Tom Bryan (1*0), tackles
Duan. LeFollette (227) and Meets Tonight
Dan Dunnaway (250), guard
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Cordon Meyer (155) and
Zen Toblas, newly .leced
halfbacks Bill Friaby, Al l'reaidunt of the Friday eve.
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walked both Hal Lanley and and capped a three.run ninth by Gene Freese, In five innBy UPI
graduating seniors are corn- held at Jet Lanes tonight at
posed of seven offensive 7 p.m.
Juan Marichal, who did lit, pinch-hitter Jay Alms inten- Inning rally for St. Louis. Dick ings. Sam Bowens, an .071 hit.
starters and 10 defensive
The leagup's - secretary- tie to promote Latin American tionally. Barton batted for Ellsworth - had the Cards ter prior to the game, (!oued
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However thu offensive line
will be really stacked with
.zperl.nc.. (ireg Ganas will
Stokes
be at ens end,
(190) and Stan Hemphill
(225) will be at th. tackle
pouts, little mighty-mite Mike
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guard and Roy Dunn (190)
Is at center. All sew On
iderabl. action last year and
th.y'll be helped out by guard
Barney Hedrkk (197) and
sod Silk. Long (100), Long
was recently selected ii the
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man Gabriel.
son Monday, May 23, in Wedonotknowforsurethat
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Thursday, innoctntly enough
Rams) however"
when the Los Angeles Rams
Asked If the Raiders would announced the signing of Ga.
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31 boyi presently on the
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varsity squad, which will
Lyman High School football take the field at approximate
fans will got th.ir first look ly 6 pm for an abbrevIated
it tIti l96 Greyhounds On game of four 10-minute quaY.
Saturday night when Cosch tars.
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The opposing s.nlors,eoach.
new varsity squad against 13 ed by Ray Reynolds, are short
gtaduating union
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Mrs. MseTy Ails the Xliii, Marilynbia Deltas, Joey Wian, VIeki ails Hort, Carol Banister, Spencer Ja.s'i sister.
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glnaliy designed uapa"
watermelon let... the spac.
Ions lakefront site midst the
t..wetIig palms. Mother Na.
luri Intervened with Intermit.
tint showers, forcing the
guests to take cover Inside.
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gaging In lively chatter while
munching on delectable good
lea was the order ol the day.
A buffet In the living room
overlooking the lake featured
an eye-appealing assortment
oIf tea sandwiches, chips,
p.ckles and cheeses.
Centering the dining room
table, overlaid In heirloom
Inca, was an antique silver
punch bowl on a silver tray
surrounded by fragrant gardeals blossom, and matching
silver cups. Accenting the
handsome silver service were
silver candlesticks burning
tall whit, tapers.
A side table was centered
with a mixed floral arrange
mint flanked by a sheet ca: THE LOCH
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The guests Were all delight.
d with the adorable "Lady
Bug" pins, which adorned the
sandwiches &amp;W we.. present,
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memorable ocessim.
Invited to attend The party
with the hostess, honorees and
their mothers were the Msies
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Mrs. Harry Smith was the relaxed site for a recent graduation party honoring two member. of
the '66 graduation class of Seminole High
School. Pouring from the beautifully appointed

refreshment table are hotcss, Mrs. Smith, left
and Jane Spencer, guest of honor; Mrs. J. C.
Spencer, her mother; Pam Swanson, guest of
honor, and her mother, Mrs. Chandler Swanson.
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MISS MELISSA WILKINS, seated right, was guest of honor at a recent
By Jan. Cam.lbeny
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luncheon at Creigh ton's In Winter Park. The guest of honor will grad,
The Villanova Restaurant In
and the Misses Donna Davis,
uate from Seminole High School In June. Seated with the honoree is
Christine
Cole Janice Grant
Winter Park will be the set.
her mother, Mrs. Melvin Wilkins. Standing are Mrs. M. C. llagnn, grandand Susan McCaskill.
mother of the honor guest, and Mrs. John E. Fox, hostess for the deHas
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tin to an
llghtful graduation luncheon.
eon for the Young Woman s
Club of South Seminole at
Brenda Maxwell
coon Saturday.
Officers lob, installed inelude Mrs. Robert Moor., Mr., Mrs. Arthur Lee Host Whats New? Guest Of Honor
president; Mrs. James Xaln,
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Setting-up exercises a n d On Birthday
vice president; Mrs. Daniel
Festive
Graduat
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shower,
all in one operation, Is
Willon, corresponding secre.
Miss Brenda Darlene Max.
isry; Mrs. Paul Rutenkroger, The borne of Mr. and Mrs. ,ning and skiing over water the Intriguing
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combination of.
well, daughter of Mr. and
recording secretary, and Mrs. Arthur tee, Longwood,
which as no ilouhlt filled (ered by a deep-pllcd back. Mrs. Theodore I.. Maxwell,
Wendell Quilling, treasurer,
the setting for a most delight- with the hones of unfortunate
which Is placed, vi 9l3 Fast take Street, tangMrs,
Mrs. Lewis Cot., social fui graduation party honoring
suction cups. on a tiled wall. wxl, celebrated her seventh
chairman, Is In charge of Chall Crowell and Perry victims who had been made Fasten the contoured frame at birthday on May 23.
plans for the luncheon.
Echelberg,r.
10 walk the plank In years shoulder height, soap up the
A swimming party at Lake
As the guests entered, they past,
cover, then rub the body vig. Fairview Reach followed by a
were welcomed into the
Nor tlII the surrouniling. 'rousIy against It—up, down, family party at the home of
Mrs. Harry Osteen "Smugglers lien." All about iltill the appetites, as a lavish sideways to give the between- her favorite aunt highlighted
the party rooms were tasteful. assortment Of
food Was COfl. the-shoulder area a thorough the (lay's activities for the
ly
groupings of lypi- sumed by the hungry horde, cleansing,
Hos' ss 0 CCI caldisplayed
birthday honoree.
pirate loot—jewelry, treas.
Those invited to alsaro the
Brenda's sister, Jeanelte.
uru chests, pieces of eight, party with ('hall anti Perry
By Mrs. f1 re ye Snyder
If gloves are worn at a wed. and her brothers, Leonard and
were Karen Vickers. Claudia ding, they should be worn dur. Robin, shared In the fun and
Mrs. Harry Osteen recently etc.
Around the grounds and Romgardncr, 1k) Sprir, Gail ing the entire ceremony and festivities with a delightful
entertained the Cross of Mal' lakefront were signs such as Roberts. 11111 Crowell. Donna on the way out of church,
time had by all.
in Club of DeLand.
"Cave of the Winds," "hang- Routh, Jay Richards, Dixie ----- The next meeting will be man's Tree," "The Good Ship Utterback, Ronnie Frederick,
held in the private dining Wreck" and other apprupri. Betty Kellett, Steve Stein,
room at Spencer's restaurant ately titled areas.
Geri Dlnnen, Rob Jones, Suin Sanford and new officer. This eerie atmosphere did son Stein, Paul Durand, Peg.
Some People Don't Know
will be Installed at this time, not prevent the energetic gy Bower, Neil RiCharde, £1.
Attending this meeting were guests from enjoying swim. Holt Toole and Ed Wagner,
The time to repair your roof is bets,, It starts to
Mrs. Dicey Smith, Mrs. Mileels and you start looking for pails and an to
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Alma Dreggors, Mrs. Minnie
Camp, a guest, Mrs. Melita
A. Schmidt and the hostesses.

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wail
until It becomes necessary to tear off the old roof
and start with a new one. In the temperatures
and weather of this locality the III* of an av.nage
shingle roof is about seven or sight years depend-

TV privileges (after homework) until bedtime.
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Peggy J0 Miller, ban, of DeBary, were united ad four palms,
itighter of Mr. and Mrs. F. in Holy Matrimony at 11 am. tar baskets, one side altar
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kets of white mums and pug'
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r. and Mrs Clyde V. Ur. Church decorations Includ. puns.
Mrs. F. Z. RoszmWat, or.

ganist, presented a program
of approriate wedding music
and accompanied soloist, Mrs.
Faye Stetson, who sang "Whi. ,
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step father, F. H. Case, th
bride was radiant in a formal"
length gown of bridal silk bro.
code featuring a fitted bodice,
pearl trimmed bateau neckline and long tapered sleeves.
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deep unpressed pleats at the
waist into a brush train.
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of seed pearls accented with
hornS rot crystal droos and
she carried a cascade bouquet
of white roses with removable
corsage.
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matron of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses Connie
Calvin and Clara Smith 'flie
attendants w o r e identical
gowns of formal length powder blue linen with long
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carried cascade bouquets of
white carnations with a touch
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Robert Petko of Buffalo, N.
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as ushers were Donald Got1.
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with white accessories and a
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The groom's mother wore a
green and white dress with
white accessories and a cot.
sage of pink rose buds.
Following the ceremony, a
MIL AND MRS. RONALD DAVID URBAN
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reception
(Gassman Photo)
church. Miss Lynn amisu aq.s
the bride's book and floating
hostesses were the Misses
Donna Peters, Sherry Thrash- )
Cr, Sylvia Williams, Kathy
Butler nd Paulette (iormofl.
For traveling, Mrs. Urban
chose a blue and white twori. V. C. Matula, who with Donald F. Moore, Richard J. piece ensemble with a scoopchildren, Pamela and Sample, Charles S. Ballard, ed neckline, large ruffled
k, will be moving to 'fez. Richard A. Barnes, James F. sleeves and the corsage from
A June, was guest of hen- Bell, and mother, Jerald
her wedding bouquet.
The couple left for a wed.
at a recent morning cot- Drommcs-hausen, Gary
given by Sirs. John M.
ding trip to the West Coast
Genson, Joseph M. Gilmore, and their future home will ba
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with arrangements of rington, Joseph D. Obusek, Mary. The groom is employed
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by the Sanford Atlantic Na.
black driftwood (symboliz- Parsons, Donald Doyle and tional Bank and the bride by
Florida) and an arrange- Milner Ryals.
Dynatronics, Inc.
it of cactus with yellow
Out of town guests were
Also the Mmes. Arthur
's pliced on a yellow map Beckwith, Ted Williams, Car! Ray Urban and Waiter Polasexas with the city of Hal- (ironquist, Stuthey Walker, W. ki, both of Buffalo, N. V.
-iviile (the future home B. Sawyer, Robert Jenkins,
s of the honoree) marked. Ralph Jarvis, C. II. RobertIc center of the serving
J I', Thurmond, Joe Jarfabrics
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pd sago palm, oleander White, Gerald Myers, Sue Ste.
selected with
soma and white caladium venson, W.
Huntcr, Jim
s .y. for
es in an alabaster corn. Morgan, Louise Nelson, Emcomfort is
est Southward, Neal Maxwell
say slim.
e honoree greeted the Bob Conroy and S. T. Lutz.
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with the Sanford Naval Academy will receive degrees from
Rollins College during spring
commencement exercises.
Miss Catherine Cornelius,
daughter of Burt Cornelius,
headmaster at the Academy,
and Mrs. Cornelius, will receive a Masters of Art. degree, Sunday, May 29.
Jack Roth, In, an Instructor at the Academy, will receive his second Masters de.
gree, also this Sunday.
Phyllis Kelly, wife of Academy bandmaster, S. R. Kelly, c
will receive a Bachelor of
Arts Degree, Tuesday, May

;oman's Club
Sets Installation
At Luncheon
The final business meeting
and luncheon of the Sanford
Woman'. Club for the year
1963-66 will be held at the c
Clubhouse at 10:30 am., Wed. ii
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Installation of the new offi. g
cers will follow the business
meeting with buffet luncheon g
served at 12 noon.
Mrs. F. F. Davis of us. v
simmee, the new District 7 t
director of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, wIll a
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are Mrs. Donald Flamm, Mrs.
Harry Hahn. Mrs. R. J. Ii
d'Aversa, Mrs. A. C. Doudney, c

Mrs. Albert Fell, Mr.. H. D. v
Rowland and Mrs. Ed Simp. v
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made by $ p.m. Monday, May p
30, with Mrs. C. C. Kauffman, I
3221229; Mrs. J. F. Wilson,
322-8102; or Mrs. J. J. Sie. 1.

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Attending the School of In.
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the Sanford Court were Sirs.
Thelma Lewis, Mr-s. Pearl
Byrd, Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs.
Henrietta flames, Mrs. Essle
Cole. Mr. and Sirs. John Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Taylor, Mr.
Mrs. Emmett
Hummell, Mr., Elsie Tarnow,
Miss Cathy Carroll, Mrs.
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Sirs. Eva Williams has meturned from a 10-day visit in
Evans, members of the 1966 patio and swimmin g pool at Plant City and Apopka.
By Bulb Davidson
Mrs. W. H. Martin and her graduatin g class at Oviedo the Martin home. Following
Recent callers at th e home
the supper the guests enjoyed of Mrs. Harry Osteen were
daughter, Ann, were hostess. HIgh School.
The guests who were invited playing games. They also en- Sirs. Ella Stone of DeLand;
es Saturday evening, Stay 21,
at their horns In Oviedo. Th e enjoyed a delicious informal joycd more swimming in the Sir. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert of
two guests of honor were Mir- outdoor supper and swimming pool.
Ormond Beach; Mrs. Walter
lam Wheeler a n d Da'vIJ party In the beautiful enclosed
The guests, along with Si- Hauser and Mrs. Fred BotU.
'3m and David, Included
Oiiiila Wolcott. Kathy Rook,
The bride's mother is given
Joy Wainwrlght, Timothy Col. the wedding ring box by the'
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Wiseman, who heads one of again. "Now in a sort of .Ju'Iy Sljnt'-r, Billy Dann, daughter, It is never taken on
'Abortions Anonymous' sister- Billy Stikler and several the honeymoon a; it Ii preher nation'; largest tamily hood." said Dr. Wiseman,ntts,'r,
"umnrsl that the hrs,le will
isla ilig clinics at Slough. "other women request 'the
The hostess,'; were assi;te,i wear both her rings continu
England, told a recent meet- pill,' and septic abortion has by' Mrs. Martin's mother, ously at this time—if she ever
Jug of the Cana.lian College been virtually wiped out in iMrs.
It. F. Wheeler Sr.
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eantiy rt'tiuced the number of Australia, the number of sep.
Australia.
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abortions In England and
to 138 in 19$1.4 as a result
The doctor told of a C0iI0f the introduction of "the
league who practices in South pill," Dr- Wiseman reported.
-London where "unwanted
pregnancies and abortions,
Rub a bit of soid perfume
were high." In an effort to on the palm of the hand be.
reduce unwanted pregnancies fore putting on wedding glovand abortions, the physician es The warmth of the hand
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5j•5 Arthur DeYoung prosided at the punch bowl,
Floating hostesses were Mrs.
Walter Cook, Miss Sue Makin
and Miss Betty Corbett.
Th e refreshment table was
overlaid with a white lace
cloth and th e centerpiece of
white and burgundy mums
t.nd carnations was flanked by
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MISS LAURA JO GARREVF, rIght, a member of the '66 graduating
class of Seminole High School, was complimented at a recent graduation
tea at the ,kwett's Lane home of Mrs. Alfred Greene, Mrs. J. M, Garrett,
mother of the honoree Is pictured at the left and Mrs. Greene and daughtor, Shirley Greene, who assisted, are in the center.

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of several member; of the I prize and other entries bring- I ual gifts for each member
ing blue, red and honorable present, donated by area inerclub, was placed at each
ling. The centerpiece, ar- I mention ribbons,
chants, were presented.
at the annual Stay luncheon raui;e
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Mrs. Ralph Newcomer was
installed president of the
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red roses,
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The mother of the groom
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wore a two-piece blue suite
Hostesses were Mrs. Oliver
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W. Holmes, Mr.. Lacelle Legher corsage was made of
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white carnations with a touch
Sirs, Milton I... Tinsley. in.
MR. AND MRS. GARRY LEE, MEltS
of blue.
stalling officer was Mrs. Ar(Gassmnn Photo)
The church was decorated
thur Putman.
with Boston Ferns and basket s
o t he r officers installed
of white gladioli. "I Believe"
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blent; Mrs. Ralph Hammond,
The organist was Mrs. R. D.
recording secretary ; Mrs. C.
Grleme.
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Serving at th e recs'ption
Sits, James Johnson,
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were Mrs. Joseph Andrews,
ponding secretary.
sIrs. Clarence Barlow, Mrs. Creighton's was the site of
Mrs. Putman, on behalf of
Torn fired,
the club, presented Mrs. NewMrs. Kathy Hardy, a luncheon recently for Miss
anti Mrs. Marylca Young.
corner with a lhibte as a gift of
Young. Keeping the register Katherine Julian, daughter of
al)prcciation for fuse work acCdr. and Mrs. Ned Julian, of
was Mrs. Vickie Cassube.
complished during the past
The bride and groom took a Sanford. Hostess was Sirs.
year.
two-week honeymoon to West William E. Bristol.
Chairmen appointed by the
Virginia. They are now residMiss Julian was presented
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ing at ash Palsuetto Avvuuu with an appropriate gift in
year include Mrs. Valtcr
In Sanford.
honor of her graduation from
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to
Mount Dora Bible School,
John Weir, historIan; Sirs.
The diamond, symbol of where she was a member of
F'clix Siege, birds; Sirs.
love. Is worn on the fourth the Glee Club for two -cars.
Frank Steudle, litterbug; Mrs.
finger of the left hand be.
She will attend Harding CotF. P. Richards, flower show;
cause it was once believed lege in Searcy, Ark,, this fall.
Sirs. Holmes, ways a n d
that the vena amoris, or Vein
Guests invited with Kathermeans Sirs. Putman, sunof love, ran from this finger Inc and her mother included
shine; Sirs. Leggett, prodirectly to the heart. The her sister, Sherrellt-, l)eborgram; Mrs. I. E. Swope,
English Prayer Book of 1549 ah Brown, Jimmy Steakley,
awards; Mrs. Stark Bullock,
specified that the marriage Adrienne Epstein and Darlene
book service; Mrs. Tinsley,
ring also be placed on the left Carroll, of Sanford, and Diane KATIIF'IUNI' JULIAN publicity, and Sirs. Fred lieuhand,
Boyd of Eustis.
berger, membership.
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in business of a brief meeting conducted by Sir, Newcorner, a letter was read from
Mrs. W. J. Hartley of tongwood expressing her appreciahon for the gift of a Bible
from the club presented at the
last executive session. Mrs.
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late Sirs. Russell Corwin,
member of the group.
Tables for the luncheon
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school of Instruction at the
MasonicC Temple in Orlando
Saturday.
125 the evening
banquet
and reception was given at
the Colonial Restaurant hon.
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th e '66 graduating class of Oviedo High School. Others in photo are Oul.

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Greene and daughter, Shirley,
at th eir home o Jewstts The diamond engagement
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ring I. worn on the right haid
The 50 invited guests were at weddin g ceremony Urns.
met at the door by Mrs. Leo That way, th e finger for the
Butnem', aunt of the honoree wedding band Is kept free
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The best man was R. W.

Cassube Jr. and ushers were
SUchard Ayers, brother of the
groom, and Joe Andrews.
The bride was given away
by her uncle, Galen 0. Tredway.
She wore a lovely street.
length dress of solid whit.,
lace trimmed with white satin. 11cr shoes were whit.
Latin and her veil was made
of white rosebuds and pearls.
She carried a white Bible and
a bouquet of white carnations
topped with pink rosebuds,
The
The maid of honor wore a
dress of yellow chiffon with
accessories and car.
ned a bouquet of yellow carcarnations.
The bridesmaid wore a
dress of pale green taffeta
covered with lace and carried
a bouquet of pale green corns.
lions.
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blue with white accessories
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dau;hter. Bonnie Jean Camp.
bell, to Garry Lee Ayers.
The wedding took place at 2
p-rn-, Saturday, April 30, at
Central Baptist Church with
the Rev. Gail Smith as offselating clergyman.
The bride had two attendants, Situ Kathleen Brooks,
maid of honor, and Miss Di-

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Woman's Club of lantord
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Mrs. W. S. West entertained at her home o.Lake Charm
Saturday afternoon and even.
May 21, with a cook-out and
swimming party.
The guest of honor was Larry Shuli, who is a member
of the 1166 graduating class of
Oviedo High School.
The guest, arrived at the
party at S p. m. After a swim
In the West's beautiful pool,
each enjoyed hamburgers and
all the trimmings cooked on
the lU in the patio. Following the supper, they all enjoyed dancing on the patio and
more swimming In the pool.
The decorations carried out
the theme of the Little Red
Schoolhouse, The centerpiece
on the picnic table was a little red schoolhouse with a
black roof and the words
"Congratulations Graduates."
Colored balloons were also
used In the decorations on the
patio. The graduates, who
were present, also looked at
old annuals containing pictures of them taken In their
"younger" days.
Among the invited guests
were Brett Thompson, Carmen
Adrlatico, Connie Morgan,
Unda Massey, Sandy Mikler,
Kathy Myers, Chuck Pula and
Larry Strickland.

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Seminole club entered merafljemcnts in the recent I
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Walt Disney's beloved "Bam• "Flight From Ashlya," with
hi" beads the slate of
film. Vul Brynfler.
land hits scheduled for
the Begiu1g Thursday will be
Seminole County-filmed
Mg screen this week at the the
Movlelad Ddve.!n Theatre. "Johnny 'liter." starring Ro.
Showing Sunday through bert Taylor, Chad Everett,
Tuesday with "Barn hi" will be Geraldine Brooks and Brenda
the Disney featurette, "Prow. Scott. Co.featw', is "Some
lets of the Everglades," and People," with Bay Brooks.
the comedy film, Sergeant "One Man's Way." is the
Deadhead," starring Frankle candid story of
man
who
Avalon.
deeply feels that the ministry
Wednesday only will he need not be dull.
showing "One Man's Way," Peales writings via syndi.
starring Dee Murray in a film cited news feature,, major
biography of the noted theob. magatioes and, to date, 13
gun Norman Vincent Peale. books (including '7he Power
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lives and at the same time the movie on location at Long. descendants have long made
earned him charges of heresy, wood and Webiwa Springs their horns.
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pollee reporter has never pull.
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does this netting film span.
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highly controversial life.
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There are more men than women
For Nasser, it was a con. work for veterans and their term..
In Canada in practically all age
tinuation of a campaign that families.
"
groups under 65 1
began shortly before Kosy
Mrs. Frank Steudle
"For every one who asks receives,
Northwest Mounties, look out.
with particular
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President
and he who seeks finds, and to him
You're going to get a lesson in how
emphasis on the United States,
who knocks it will be opened."—
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to REALLY get a man!
It was notewort hy for two Editor, Herald:
ICACHIS—ANTS
•The yed.blooded gala willbelook-Matthew 7:8.
It sent U. 5.4JAR Bob Carnie thanks you, Be'reasons.
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after several months of tm w ho hove to sing thank you,
the rcdcoated Mounties are tracking
fishness, for the highest qualities of
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down, of course. But it's the same
From the most remote wonderful colleges but not and I thank you.
President Fenton and the
character, and forget that these
difference so far as heart, skill and
anti
You
spread
the
news
Seulbera Che.1.01
1,200 other beads of top. days of antiquity, business, without business people.
things cannot be given but must be
determination are concerned,
'they.aU" came-2 house full.
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ch Business Schools, di. has furnished most of the Business is the foundation
not
Free men of Canada, be warned. earned.—Lyman Abbott, American
214 N. ILIA Aft
Anne Aiken
serve a belated salute! employment and the taxes by for our lush Amer ican stand-.
SANPOIS. PLOImA I
Wii after
n
what
LIV you
author.
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what kind of
-they are th e greatest mope which to operate governcharitable
our
and
of
living
Male
Chorus
00
;;ir
staving
off Socialism rnt'nts.
for
But business colleges have offshoots, such as the Boy
and Communism. For their
Biossat -ruce
OXFORD. England (UPI)
students don't espouse So- been treated much like * Seouts, YMCA, United Fund,
uthonities
at Somerville Col.
cialism or Communism but stepchild or the ugly duck. hospitals, etc.
ordered coeds to leave
he
go
Would
that
every
potential
because
they
possibly
ling.
supporter,
of
are staunch
the
operate frugally and don't housewife and every con. teir lhih-high skirts in
America's "free enterprise"
loset during final exams so
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rrcIvc4
yell
to
the
state
legislatures
gressnl.In
system!
football iftploma front a business Ilicy won't hamper the concen.
CASE Z'429: President S. for million.dollor
Iiration of male students.
But it was enough to startle thetic to the Communists.'
school!
WASHINGTON (NEA)
0. Fenton invited me to tie. stadiums,
Dean Many Proudfoot issued
CITIZENS
—
pni.
wouldn't
he
Swiss
political
analysts
Then our taxes
Remember, business coll.
There are organizations for liver the commencement ad.
There has been a tendency
IISe ban on high hemlines.
profligately
at
unex.
s"
was
wstod
manly
because
it
the
panhandle
at
of
Iegt's
don't
210
graduates
U.S.
scholars
to
dis.
for
dress
among
I
women, youth, old people, in.
'Short or mini-skirts can
OF
of state legislatures for niiiiions Washington an'l by our state
count Communist power in pected.
sports fans and his American institute
tehlectuahs,
attractive
when
a
very
It
mk
The Swiss Communist pa:Iy
of tax dollars to operate legislatures.
Commerce.
countries where the pa rty I.
UMINOl.I•LAKI
And divorces wuujj dinsin- irl Is standing up," Mrs.
Prior to my speech, hazel their schools!
so small as to be insigisifi. pacifists.
is
sIze,
Insignificant in
r'roudfoot said, "but as soon
Mulligan,
Through
unceasing
'd.nsacolleges
Instead,
business
Ish!
house
m
o
t
h
e
r.
cant.
The
vote
it
brought
out
of
small
But the ability
COUNTIES
For the average American a s she sits down, they have
Communist groups to swing a was 12 to 15 times the recog. tonic activities" these groups showed me around the girls' actually pay taxes!
almost
up
of
riding
habit
a
They are thus a .'lt rehi. • has ito con c ept of "grrs" vs.
bring in Communist votes at dormitories.
big political stick is shown nized strength of the party.
itI the waist.
1,,ufit!
type of elucation that
ant
of
a
dozen
or
so
per
placed
in
Those
coeds
are
the
rate
The
political
analysts
therefor
elections
latest
by the
"You could hardly blame a
lie doesn't even dream that
separate apartments with lays Its own way.
grand council in the canton fore began to look Into the party member,
,an from letting his eyes
Thank you for giving ma th
an
average
dictated
one-page
high
tins.
we
So
it
Is
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This study on the Commu. beds for from six to nine
base of this Communist
of Geneva Switzerland.
costs $i32, as Vi-ander in such a situation,
to
salute
business
letter
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begun
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nlst.a
brought
several
surpris.
The Communists stepped up strength.
opportunity of serving you
a ad if his eyes wander, his
Each group has its own the business college and i iwr I)rtnt'il Corporation's t'v C oncentratIon does. If his can.
es
They found:
their vote 10 per cent over
Swiss factories are not, as kiLhen, dining room, and make our liberal arts t'houl vent analysis!
as your State Representative.
The Communist panty in
the last go-round. They in.
(tlways well. to fly. iinentration goes, he is liable
(,iilow their efficient plan of
area.
spacious
study
had
been
supposed,
the
strong.
"but
subyes,
Geneva
Is
tiny,
creased their membership in
o fall his exam"
trans In rare of this news
if there are six girls to an operation.
C the Geneva council by two ordinate to it Is a network of holds of the extreme left.
Any girl who arrives at the
long
a
rncl,'eing
paper,
Let's
put
first
things
first!
Though Communists are ac- apartment, then two of them
more-or-less-carefully camoua
C zamnination room in
seats.
ravel.
s,ldrcs"ed
stamped,
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?nipn (lye In thetsrg" ;en-vs metal'- do the grocery buying.
ihove the knee will be told to
to
euler
It. was not a rn.c0r ga in. flaged orgnr.Izntfons
erist
21)
()C and
li'gca
In
America
are
business
the
do
will
Another pair
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much less influence than in cooking for a week, while the schools!
dean said.
We
could
even
get
aIiing
when
ou
srn'i
for
one
of
year-old
final two girls wash and dry
past years.
his
booklets.)
I without medicine and other I
The Communist trade union the dishes,
Iid training,
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which included these metal.
BERKY'S
WORLI)
age of
for
most
girls
at
the
urgical workers broke up at
18 have never been trained
the time of the Hungarian to.
volt. Recent boom times have to do the buying for their
families back home.
"not been conductive" to swellcommencement al.
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In my
dress,
I reminded the packed
00351
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auditorium of students, far.
Instead, the heavier Commu. uulty and friends, th at Dr.
mat. vote has been secu red Glenn Frank, former presiI rom "people who live in the dent at the University of
coldest zones. ,.of our sunny Wisconsin, said the business
era of pr',sperity."
man (salesman and advertia11111006
The studies indicate that cr1 is:
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men on the verge of bliPt. a sordid commercialism but I
cy, old-age pensioners, dissat- is really the sparkplug of'
fatted office worker-,, a large civilization,"
body- of f,.4.rsl functionaries Then I mentioned that hon.
and groups of university.edu- or and glory have bnight.'nr'i
the image of Liberal Ants
cited Intellectuals,
More, careful studies Into colleges, as well as dental,
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But businea colleges have
pmirc.e of Red strength In
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Yet busIness men have fur.
the Dominican Republic, Gua.
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our liberal anti anti
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counter too. If you carefully plan sick shopboat at other countries would other colleges have been fin.
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ping trip with the aid of the food pages and
giving
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pay
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grocery
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wAL'rsR L. OILLOw. EUlT
better
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ability
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By Phi Newsom
There is a story about the when the LIAR was seeking S. credits to help finance a Middle East that goes like vast new sums in U. S. aid. nuclear power reactor for de.
when salting seawater, for grain
this:
It also came at a time
storage silos and for another
One day a scorpion and a Kosygtn, with around $2 bU.
a poser station
bank.
The
river
a
frog met at
for
lion already invested In the generator
being
built
nest Cairo.
scorpion asked the frog to ear. LIAR military establishment
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and In the Aswan data, came been under consideration.
"Not me," said the
frog. with little more to oiler, in
Understandably, however,
"14 get half way across and fact might be coming to ask
has been U. S. hesitation—tot
Ilion you'd sting me and I'd a partial payment-harbor fact. one thing to gauge results of
die."
HUes for Soviet warships.
•' Kosygin visit.
"Don.t worry." replied the
From the United States, Nas. This is one cause of Nasser
scorpion. "I can't swim and set wanted an expansion of irritation.
U you were to die, I'd drown." U. S. food aid-1130 million for Others have been the U. S.
So, convinced, the f £0 5 for the fiscal year beginning sale of P'.lO-I supersonic fight.
started across with the scot July 1. This would be In addi. er—bombers to Jordan, and a
pion on his back. Half way a- tion to the $33 million agree. $400 million U. S.-British arms
cross, the scorpion stung his isient running to June 30 sign. deal with Saudi Arabia to buy
h.'st. As he began to sink b. ed last January. By this agree.
Amen.
lightning jets,
neath surface, the frog said: meat Egypt got wheat, tobac• British
can RAW antiaircraft mis'Ihat was very foolish
en, chickens and other farm rniles and a West.rn sir dey ou. Now you'll drown. Why products.
fense communications system.
did you do it!"
Nasser also was reported to
Also bothering Nasser is U.
"You forget," said the Scot.
S. support for Saudi Arabia
pion. "This is the mysterious
against Nasser's threat to
Middle East."
bomb Saudi Arabian border
In Port Said's Martyr Square
Letters
towns in retaliation fist Saudi
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's mill.
opposition to Nasser
Editor,
Herald:
President Abdel Carnal Ness.
the Yemen.
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campaign
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There are other reasons but
Unit
153
wIshes
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Premier
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Soviet
point.
the
gin, placed wreaths at the extend its appreciation to the these illustrate
Nasser is a gambler and hi
memorial to fallen Egyptian public for cooperation and
Is gambling now that the imheroes, exchanged mutual ex- generosity in making the

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By Maryann Mile.
By Mrs. Jobia Leon.
A highlight In and of year Carr, Tern Cochran, Candle Veterans organizations and
Jame C4
activity for first grade stu• Copeland, Pammy Gentry, Be- their auxiliary units have been
Senior Girl Scouts of dents of Mrs. Mulilot end Mrs. anne Harrelson, Tine Lloyd, Invited to attend Memorial
Troop nas accompanIed by Virginia Krause at Hear Lake Rafl'iy Lust, Karen Mayhell, Day services at the 11 a. rn
their co-leader, Miss Fran
School was a recent fi e l d trip Julia Mullins, Teresa O'Neal. worship hour Sunday at the
ens Cobb, Went on In over.
Both Palmer. Donna Penning. Deflary Community Method.
night canoe trip on the S to visit a local dairy. Stu. ton, Sheroe Popham, Cathy
Johna River last weekend. dents taught by Mrs. MUhiot Rleekrnann, Cindy Robinson, lit Church.
All groups planning to par.
They put in at the Ostren making the trip were Horace Sherri Sawyer, Brenda 4hrod
e, Ilcipate are asked to meet at
Bridge early Saturday morn- Alexander, Lee Baker, Von Donna White, Michael (EU.
the church at lo::30 a. as. and
lag and paddled upstream Forsythe,
Danny Manes, Du. men, Sandra Cutron, Cindy march, as a body, into the
Past Lemon Bluff stopping
Lee, Susan Adcock. and
Donna sanctuary where sealing space
at an old fishing shack for an. Merritt, Philip Muscato, Jordan.
will be reserved. The service
Peter Nydam, Teddy l'olygalunch.
Students of Mrs. Krause on. will start at Il o'cloc k with
Taking camp on the river Iaktos, i'.ter Smith, Bobby Zo. joyIi
the visit were Tim
bank at supper time they retic, Ervin Zoretie, David Sprouse, Regina Norris, John Rev. Rev. Cecil N. Ogg presid.
planned to sleep under the
Armstrong, Glen Chapman, In addition to the church
stars in their sleeping bags,
Hobby Jolley, J,inn.11 Parker, service, flags will be placed
but when it started to rain
Joey toy, Wendy Nytism, F. on graves of all know veterans
they retreated under their
leclii I)nnii,iiri, Cliff Sproilse, Reminder ii Issued that in
Inverted canoes. When the
Robert Taylor, Michael Can. observance of Memorial Day
lightning came, though, they
non, Arty Goetzman, Mike (May 30) resident., and busl.
decided aluminum canoes were
Rigsby, Eileen Tool., Sylvia nesses In the Deftary area
not such a sale place liter
Benjamin, and Debra Payne. should display the flag.
all.
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Other disturbing elements
O f ficers of the Woman's
during the night were mos Society of Christian Service
river traffic with
quitos and
of First Methodist. Church of
spotlights and firecrackers. Geneva will be Installed by
The sunburned crew return. Rev. Lawrence Ward during
.d home early Sunday after' Sunday's $1 a.m. service.
noon from their adventure.
Offi ce nit are %Ir%. Lyman
The girls have completed Rogers, president; Mrs. W. E.
a course (a can.eing and they Yarborough, vice pnisident;
wanted to try out the skills Mrs. .1. H. Bilbrey, secretary,
they had learned,
and Mrs. Ward, treasurer.
Senior Scouts making the
Chialni,icit to be installed
trip were Nancy Rodgers and are Mrs. J. Lester Brown,
Linda Mathewson of Sanford, cultivation and membership;
Cheryl Waters, Eastbrook; Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, to.
Barbara Andrew., Altamonte cml relations; Mrs. W. C. Kil.
Springs; and Susan Webber
bete, supply; Mrs. Everett Kin.
and Mel.ada Cuaeiberry of naird, literature; Mr.. Wil-.
C.saalberry. Also accompany. 11am Bernard, spiritual life;
trip the group was Miss But Mr.. Fred Youts, missionary
Orseno of Sanford,
education; Mrs. Leah Miller.
missionary personnel; Mrs.
San Francisco rlghthander Roy Sterman, Christian vocaJuan Marlcbal burled 10 LIons, and Mrs. J. W. Yar.
shutouts during 1965 to lead borough, Mrs. Calvin Oldham,
all
major kague pitchers in and Mrs Donald Dunn Sr.,
nUMIDAtittil committee.
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Was It a victory for Integrity?
Wu It the joint vote-getting pow. years ago was little known arounu
the state.
in of Scott Kelly and High combinBurns, too, had one of the biggie
chests in primary history
Was It disgust with the ao.ealled
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any
In our opinion It was
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High.
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of a defeated candidate, Scott Kelly
to chose between the three, we
played a key role In the runoff. Kell
would pick the second.
came out fighting after Burns' at
It Is our belief that the fiery,
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er stopped.
stung by accusations from the Burns
The High-Kelly triumph remind
camp, sent an avalanche of citizens
us of that old song — that wen
Into the polling placesto vote for
High.
something like this:
"We don't have a barrel of nione
Kelly's role in the campaign can.
and funny,
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not be over-estimated, in our opin.
"But we'll travel along, singIn
t Ion. It was evident In Seminole Counour song, side by side."
ty, for example, where High had
They did. The Democrats of Fic
little or no support In the first pri.
.and voted.
tWa listened.
mary. Not only did the Kelly organThat's what happened.
Ization swing to High but apparent-.

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peeles...or hones—long enough So much for two generations sell her and the colt.. when
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the
It'a trily "borne
The third generation came lie paused a moment, Into
nags" on a section 01 pasture the same family.
The situation began back in
lie scene a little over a added, "Or, wherver we have
laid ad Ii the Cameron City 1163 when Steel. bought for
area, south of Sanford. 'That's his aoo. (there were only nth ago when the palomino, a buyer."
then) a pony in Sunset, gave birth to her first Another unusual aspect of
vim Waler It..!. grazes three of them
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Well.. • that Is to say, that's named Beauty, and today she Thus, three generations
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raise
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would
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yet.
Usually, Steele said, breed. no stallions born.
th. posies. Which is nothing believe, grandmother?
a
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be.
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ponies
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will
sell
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turned
foal
Beauty's
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unusual on the surface. What
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fact -that fives of the six ponies sat, a beautiful little palo. bination of generations seldom ponies. Steele is breeding
the Steels family has are mo mino now three years old. A had a chance of occurring. In them in an effort to achieve
a large puny.
three daughters and a year later, Beauty gave birth the case of the Steele family,
then
Steele's sons are Gary, 14;
$ granddaughter—or whatever to another filly, this one nam• however, this didn't happen.
It is posy family is called. ed Switches, who Is now two. "Thea. ponies are the boys' Burke, 9; Shine, 7; and Wes.
According to Steele, who Four months ago, Beauty had college money," Steele says. I., 1. It might be said their
live at 2415 Xey Avenue, it's her fou rth colt, also a filly, "They bought Beauty with colleg e future is "on the
unusual for breeders to keep who has been named Tammy. their own money and they will hoof."

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Yorker and came to the Academy last year.

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INC. FRINCH FRI15, HAMBURGER A MILK SHAXI

North Vietnam factories. will
own football rovue, featuring
be
shown. together with Inter.
the adventures of Pigskin U's
views with Ho Chi Minh, Clon.
star player, Th* R"ll. Comko
Arnold Stang and Tommy oral Glap and Pvime Mlnist*r
Nomman are guosts, along with
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qualifying run at lb. Indian

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color). Today's show is a ra- bod-in singer in movies star.
ther special one. It features ring Deborah Kerr, Audrey
the Grand Prix of Monaco, Hepburn and Natalie Wood).

(9) Oils lisp Boyead
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bars of hickory and watch lous problems for senior citl
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(1) The Saint
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44) The Wild, Wild West

soup, salad. homemade rolls, food provIdes an entertain.
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savory teas*
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ciii you its not aware, there It Is es'cuiil" for famil
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but when she is acquit-. ISFYS. II'S title U tau be.
to of ou ho how ,. bi$U55 0, so st,on sfl cou1.,nment. hod
hi fine now decoratios. at SMuDge, where you have "live
Whittaker
and Young can. but •onii of the Performances
pared and read for ou WI
PH E1P V RESTAURANT pison" every night to add to hot
or* wall done in the circum.
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have evoked many cOmPU* the enjoyment of your favor.
delicious on their steam
mats from shoppers at gas.
Its cocktails. It's dim end tablex. Their crisp, crunchy
Plaza,
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IY Richard Boon# Is the per.
UNP111111111 Is A WOU IMM W their parental) For a late god convgWent and the lood is pfr000ll Is heightened by the nody (D-Mass.) stated that he ly funny gitu&amp;Uell.
fact choice as the hardened
onsestre ,&amp;be was formerly In evening. Of a Mid.aftern
00n Just the way you like It Why fact that another capsule, with believed our present appra*ch
but far-sighted commandant,
cbafP Of another famous 1`91- snack, try A piece of their do. don,t YOU try makfai lke two men (Oh, Horroral) toward Chins wa$ 1104 008.
I&amp;.11 p. M. AW. Court Captain Maddock@. Lusna Pat.
tavramt. known for Its NOW Heim homemade pie or cake
scene at the T R 0P H Y board, Is searlar the moon structive, and did not "slot usmal. ,,Wstift of gurvi. tan sure " a young eastern
food.
-proclaimed by many to be LOUNGE this week?
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her to become a more respon.
lady who arrives to gat mar'
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MOST PEOPLE-when they ter TRADE WINDS CAFE. Roberts. "The Replacement." be questioned this evening by
Hamilton Plays Honest LL
?We Is Chd At Phelps special think of rREDDIE-S STEAX
in Seminole plass- (Color) (Rerun). Youll never Senator John C. Stennis (D. Mattlet Kotler (N&amp;4i&amp; Gray).
effering Ow the wetkoadl-or HOUSE-4hink of food. and TERIA
S#mlnolg County'
s only csi@. believe It, but In this Install- Mass.) and General Albert C. a beautiful German cafs sing- Curtis MeQuado, the flance,
chard Chamberlain corn-

of For.

ticipated a capacity of through August 5 a sic. week of August 50 sub- required) and Enriched with the new facil ities ' '
average re- they have every reason
students at 500 to 600. week session. Students jects will be offered to Honors
Approximately 3a0 stu- ii1 attend a four-hour the academy students. quired). Twenty units to expand In number of
dents are expected to en- class five days a week. Courses such as Spanish, are required for the first students and achieve su. rw"
roll for the fall term,
botit thirty students German, industrial arts, two courses of study, and periority In all areas19Gb.
weldin new math e "
it for the latt r physical, mental and spinare e
t I t I Ii 'I
According to Mr Stanthe ormitorie4. and eral music, and not ak: IIe to fise and one-half ituXil
nard, Forest Lake Acad- with help from commun- lug wIll 8(1(1 variety and units is considered a full The school is located
about four miles east of
emy Is one of the three ity people, the Industries Interest to the regular of- school load.
High.
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or four largest Seventh- vili te running full force fering.
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Forest Lake Academy, Schools,

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nard. administrator of ciation of Colleges and laundry. A wide selection ten the student a choice cit Lake Academy with
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BIT- From UNCLE. Nm. Chil. also piano to .perst. en the
LO$8T 11 IIIWIUIG- the catfish dlsa.r, all you
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night's sham Is a good, rip. man overplay. staggoringly, dron's Day Affair." (Color) chief sad turn him into $
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roaring hour Oz
mis.- but hi Is still awfully funny (Rerun). A putJcularly
Kios Agent, Very, Very fun.
COCKTAIL
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your
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wy, aneiudig an •xniblt by as a totally un-nautical offi- one. Thrush has eatablished fl7.
IISJI$ SOON ON SUNPAYS
PUITONA
. weekend at WHILE THE ROSS .i ,n e nave
you every said that the U. S. Army drill turn cu who knows nothing about a boys' school far a rentic.
INflICHA
DELTONA INN. Along wIth ft hospital, th. folks at PINE when you were looking for from ken Meyer, Va.
.hlp., carries $ suites., full agent., run by Captain links 9 10 p x NBC Saturday RUIRVAT10N$-CA ill 442$ QV
of pills ,t throws the Cap- (Warren Stuns) aad Mother Night at the Movies "A Thun- _________________
there will be eolofui molded CREST INN continue to serve your frienil, a compitilom?
P. N. AflC. Tb. lain's pain, tree •vorbosrd.
salad sad delectable French that special Friday night fish Try looking for them at lb.
Pear (boon. Cooper). tiN, dir of Drums." (Color) (A.C.LE. ha. scheduled $ eofl. run). A classic, formula-fill.
WINE AND DINE AT
pastorlen. Remember that fry, which features family. TROPHY LOUNGE.- thetis Farm,,. Daughter. Eats In
a Capsule." (Color) (Rerun).
io.it P. Ill. cu. special. volition In a nearby lodge, and ad Western.
DELTONA INK Is new am. style servin"g platters full
of fish, froseb fries, baked
Most
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dinner beans, grits, bush puppies-all .07m1
Mg a Sunday buSh
ruuiLrJ l%IJIMUl.MiUT
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Edward Gurney. concerning operation of government and Its
complex structure.

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Newspaper Ecaterprts. Assn. judicious use of chloroquine, hair over much of the body.
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garlic tablets of any value in quin, cyciopho.ph*mide and Irritability and depression.
the treatment of high blood drugs of the cortisone group.
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tycoon Starros S. Niarchos, contribution laws so that can- brary book binding, contract, visual aids and the like. The the grounds,
to lead this first youth chapter
mess" twins weighing sight gave birth Wednesday to a didates need not be obligated log throughout the state,
deadline for filing applications Supgort of the public Is in. of the Audubon Society to anpounds, 10 ounces each.
baby girl,
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in all lasting fnl.'ntlshi1ms.
had any In the first plate,
but one are Europeans
to
The designers involved in bands:
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Daily News Record, trade pa. log out of knits, of all thing. Pier,. Cardin, I'ari,; Ole tied the gIrl, Iry to make who Iip to emit-h tither don't
Since Celanese is interest. )totfg.ard, Copenhagen; John friends with her." That au- stay friends for bug.
:per for th e men's apparel in.
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Francisco State College.
were blends of natural fiber New York.
uncritical acceptance is basis
steam.
how can a very young bus- in friendship.
And th e most they could and nylon. Arn.l triacetate
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Encourage her to develop
muster were bleats that Euro- and Fortrel polyester.
remarkable .imliiarity in ma- band go about making friend.
Women, who have been ny of these independently con. with his very young wife? her talents anti her potential
pean designers were getting
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Don't be Jealous of her
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than Americans. For years,
to shirts and sweaters There
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I$' miii Crosby
from Marlboro." All In all, what a good tenor he bitt.
NEW YORK
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Columbia has r.l.aa.4 two
fine listening.
Rudolf Serkln fans have cv.
BEST BUYS--"George He. multiple-record albums: "Tbe
cry reason to smile as broadEl li ngton Era," and Billie
ly as a fleatle.maniac stuck bans: A New Route" (Epic) Holiday: The Golden tears,"
in an elevator with Paul Me. has the Route 65 star doing
ORIGINAL CASTS AND
a great job In a night club SOUND TRACKS
('nrtney.
"it's a
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or,Is, marking the 30th anni-of his best albums in a long man" (Columbia) has a eouversary of Serkin'a American
p1, of good song., aid Jack
debut, an even ilogen Serkin time (and that's a big corn. Cassidy hi fine voles. flirt
records, comprising seven ii- pliment) in "The Shadow of Kaemnpfert has written a good
humus, with 20 .elections (if You ? Smile" (Columbia). score for "A Sian Could Get
)uu count Heethoven's It Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Killed" (United Artists). S.
ilagateli.n as one .election), hiraxe ask "What Now My has John Barry, the busiest
have been released.
Love" with their unique composer tea either Aide at
The highlights are two cound, now being imitated by the Atlantic, for "Dom
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multiple sets. in one, Seri l in everyone (A £ M). If you (MOM). With the siases of
plays the tie.' Beethoven P1. haven't discovered (Ihucho "The Ten Commandasals."
ann ('oncertos end the ('hot. Avellanet, a young Puerto Elmer Bernstein's seers for
at Fantasy, with Leonard Rican who is a film and TV the C. H. DeMIlle epic haso
Hern.teln conducting the New star at home, listen to his been given a new lean on
York Philharmonic for Con. nice sounds in "In a Little the
machine (halted
rertot No. S and S and the Spanish Town" (United Art- Artists).
Fantasy, anti Eugene Or. lots). "Once in a Lifetime"
OThER GOOD hITS
mafldy conducting the Phila. (MGM) Intrnduceii Mom[* "Drums for God" (Bpie)
ielphia Orchestra for the i.ee, a metallic but stylish
International halvers.
others, In th, other album, singer, "More Music From the ity Choral P'.atival" (RCA
all
Ornuinuiy and the Man F'rum U,N,C.l,,E." (RCA %'ictor)i "Finding a New
Philadelphia Orchestra, Set. Victor) han some quality Friend-Oscar Brown Jr. and
kin plays "Four Great Ho. sounds in the modern mood, I.iii* Itenrique" (Ponhana);
inanhir Concerto.: tirshrns' Shirley
.rriht Is superb "The Righteous Brothers—
First anti Second, Mendelt. singing Orfee In Cluck's Soul and Ins p1 ratios''
aohn's First mail Schumann'.. "Ortru ed Eurydic." (RCA (Verve); "Johnny Mathl
'rhine is a fine album of Victor) with Anna Motto and The Shadow of Your Smile"
5.- hubert's Sonata in A Ma' Judith flaskin also doing (Mercury); "The H.g of
ji.r, anti a "hne-.tin,..fli,'s" first-rate singing.
Sammy Davis Jr." (Betea);
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talented so,., l'ehi'r, i'iay 11... hits releaceil "(brt'at Momenta (foes by" (Epic); "
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Flat Major for Two i'ia,:i,s Walter liousttmn talking "Sup. Vale" (Columbia); "Ferrante
anti, with Mieeiysliiw, lions. trnmber Sung," puma burns and and Teicher-For lovers of
iowski, fliu'h's Content., No. ! Alien in a very funny rou- All Ales" (United Artists)i
for Three Pianos. The'. are tine, Al Jolson being Al Jot- "Popcorn and Soul-Roy Men.
in an ait,um called "Music sum, anti I)kq Powell proving iweth.r Trio" (Columbia),
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after Easter. Should I take ters. Many women with white I
an extension of ourselves; next world heavyweight cham- door to seat them. A minister injuries is due to the direct your right. This will keep you mower running unattended.
or grey hair make a dark Richeys
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off, make certain it stays off.
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Beattie was bowed from a passage in his sermon.
Nancy Richey, Dallas, 'rex., ivality and enunciation. But
clothes — swim things, casu en to u.?" — Reader,
The reel mower is the old it. Know the controls thor- around, remove the plug cash
No, violet has a pink bas, went after third round victor. .hose changes are transitory boxing In New York soon at.
hand mower with power. The oughty. Be able to disengage time.
ii sportswear and evening
ciothei. If you are just going and often shows up with a ies today in the French inter. md last only as long as it ter being stopped
Pleas, send your questions rotary mower
stopped Dec. 10 last
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clothes unit coni(ortabt', -at. flattering. If you wish to Cliff faced Miklos Spear, a ongue to gel acquainted with Madison Square Garden. Al- Lawrence in care of this high speed close to the ground, running it. Pick a mower with the mower's operation. Keep
'do. young Yugoslav who has won infamillar surfaces, restrict- her taking a barrage of pun- paper. While he cannot anit ii always ni.stlm an accessory
tractive
The reel mower operates at controls within convenient hands away until the blade is
wile to have a wool knit I let, use a light film of brown two matches, in a men's sin. ud areas, and the mouthful of ches, Seattle appeared nearly swer each let te r personally, slower speeds t ha n the rotary reach on the handle,
stopped. Pull off time spark
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Monday: You Have The played Francesca Giordan.i of
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"My hair is black, even
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have sixgrandchildren, and otis of presentation.
3.611, covers a avmbse ad
this keeps the mother and
I suggest you call the baste concepts.
father so busy they don't school and find out what pro.
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have ti me to get up.to.date gram each of year grand. your Child" (OE-2$047, is
on "the new math." Would children is in and what test. cents) an d "EIeaentar
he uses. Thin writ, to School Mathematics" (belle.
You please send we the title
and procurement atidress of the publishers of the text. tin INS, No. II, 05.1504*,
the best textbook or books to books for Information. Let's rid cent.) may be purchased
take nit from the simplest hope the children aren't In from the Supitintudt of
to the most complicated of any of the crash program, Document., U.S. G,,,taaent
this series. Thank you.
which were quickly designed Printing Office, Washington
AMBITIOUS GRANDPA
just to sell textbook..
to. D.C.
ANSWER: Congratulations
For general background
If you decide to vi,, up
on your interest in your material, you might be in. 00 the new math, doft'l be
C r a mu of children's schooling. tttr,ste,I in ordering "Very discouraged. You em. $1111
I'm Always gratified to hear Short Course in Mathematics help your grandchildriit by
from people lik, you with for Pants" from A. C. Yre- drilling them Is the heal*
young outlooks on educe. man, Inc., 567 S. Pasadena facts of addition, eubttsetles,
tion,
Ave.. Pasadena, Calif. (25 multiplication and division.
Your order, however, In a cents). This booklet was put Oht.fubIoned drill and miiihit ton tall for me to till, out by the School Mathimat. ttis*tion are coming back in.
Even Martin S. Wolfe, lInt. ics Study Group,
to their own, even is "seer
versity of Illinois professor
You might also write to math" programs.
who pioneered In devising the Science Research Associates,
new approach to math, de. Inc., 259 last line St., ChicPlease sefld your school
nice that there is a "new age If. Ill., which publish.@ problems to Sussa t.iakt in
math." There are doaene of material produced by the Ed. care of this
While ehi
now programs, some good stational Research Council of cannot answer each lettir per.
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girl who signed hersl!, "TOO or morals, many more datedfor a commercial!)
DEAR ABBY: I have a
NICE." She's rIght. it a a nd fine friendships result. problem. I am a M.year-old
girl is too nice she sits ed.
woman who Is engaged to
borne. It's the fast girls who
Some jokingly called me a es-year-old man, lie has
are popular. I am only is prudish and mld'Victorlan, been a widower for nine
and I know from experience - but I was elected to a posi- years. He has asked me to
that the only reason a boy lion of high honor by the to with him to visit his tamasks you out is for one student
There were IIY. It would be a TOO-mite
thing, and it he doesn't get
tunes when I actually pitied trip by automobile,
It, you don't see him again, the girl, who allowed boys
My children feel that it
Iit'erttci, thinking it would would be "proper" for me
That's no He, either,
When you said, "if a girl Increase their popularity, to go with him if we flew,
has to fight with a
to (1 have i brother, and boys but "Improper" if we drove.
keep his hands oft her, she talk-) The girls who parked t have known this gentleman
must have led hint on," you with boy.4 on dark roads at since childhood and see
were wrong. She can be ni g ht were Ignored by the nothing "improper" a ho U I
silting nest to him, doing aims toys in broad daylight, making the trip with him
nothing, and he will almost Keep teng young girls that regardless of how we went.
attack her, Since January it pays t be nice, Abby, I
Will you kindly advise me.
I have had to break up with am, and lamOLD ENOUGH
three boys because they all
NOT SORRY
T)EAR 0(J) F.NOUGII: I
tried to No too far, But I'll
DEAR ABBY: My older s ee nothing "improper"
stay nice because I have sister has developed an al
here, except possibly that
my self respect. But to for lergy to doing dishes. Tb@ which e*htte in the mind, of
It hasn't got me anywhere.
minute she starts doing the your children.
along with
NICE," TOO dishes she sneezes. It's not
your haiti and have a won.
DEAR
NICE: Anoth- just one sneeze, it's a long derful time.
er "nice" girl had this to say string of them. Mama says
Problems? Write to Abby,
on the subject:
she can't help it so I have lox esti, Los Angel,., Cal.,
Dear Abby,
to do the dishes alone. What aooø. For a personal reply
I am 1$ and have just should I do' I think my iii- inclose a stamped, self-adcompleted my freshman ter is just trying to get out dressed envelope.
Year at college. I want to of doing the dishes.
lute to write letters?
tell all those girls
won.
STUCK
DISHES
Send $1 to Abby, 301 697der If
really like a
DEAR STUCK: Your xis. 410, Los Angeles, Cal., 9M.
sweet, old fashioned girl ter could be allergic to the for Abby's booklet, "How to
what I learned from experi- soap powder or detergent Write Letters for MI Oc.
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In those few victims in
Jacoby and Son
around with worthless rcnie. often aggravated either a few whom there is no tumor of
weeks before or a few weeks the adrenal,, treatment with
(. dies,
Q-T have dlswminated In. after delivery. Any woman the chemical, o,p'DDD, has Newspaper Enterprise Ass.,
tricks with his ace of .spades
In a recent duplicate game
pus erythemstosus (LE) anti with LE who becomes preir. given good results."'
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lot confused a bout all the dir. nant should have close superThe winning line of play In
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black suit tricks. It does not
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how serious t Is? Will our.
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Lupus vulgaris is a form of caused by overactivity of the In care of this paper. While ning line of play.
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LE is unknown. Loss of hair of a tumor in this gland. It Is swsr Individual letters he mood and can count 10 po.
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has many cause,, LE I. only characterized by an Increase will answer letters of gee. tential winner,. Five trumps ,
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make a n y difference which
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NEW YORK — (NE A)
I portunity for experImentation, the result, represent a signi.
U.S. designers of men's cloth,
litre's a good example of fkant breakthrough in men's
ng are understandably re- foreign Imagination: The Col.
Muriel Lawrence
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the children presenting the on one year terms only. elec-

of their rooms, board and tui- they us earning As welders." be supplied by dormitory &amp;tu- to 75 cents, depending on their
program, "Mother Goose lions for new officers have
tion expenses by working part. The Academy's work pro. dent..
faithfulness at work and their
experience
in
that
WASHINGTON
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Land."
The public is in vited just been held. Taking over
age and
time In one of the several in._________________________
gram is set up primarily to
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as new president will be David
11. 5. Office of Education to attend,
dustri.s located on the cam.
particolar type of work. There announced today that about The Methodist Men's Club lioskins with Eddie Macks
pu.. William Blots, mainten.
NEW VOiD
WASHINGTON (VPITh. are Industries on the campus 2,000 of the nation's colleges of the church will sponsor a serving as first vice president;
NEW YORK (IfPI)
Mrs. White house announced today whare students can earn as and universities are eligible fish fry from 6 until ii p.m. Beverly Swanson as second
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Charlotte Ford Nias'eboa, the President Johnson was send. high as $1.25 per hour.
to apply for a total of $10 Friday at the church. Pro- vice president and France.
CIIARLO'l'TE, N. C. (UPI) 24-year -old automotive heiress leg Congress proposed legls. The Forest Lake Bindery million in grants for purchase coeds will help install a deep Oakes as secretary-treasurer.

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Include ta ught by Mrs. H. B. McCall at the highway 11) bridge.
a large number of students are dents and graduates especially when the work program di. Students work on an hourly Florida. Its customers
able to defray a

but also lose time that could
A-LE does not affect for. ment of the pituitary are the
be spent getting a head start tility but tioubles the chances measures most likely to cure
on truly effective treatment, of miscarriage and of giving the disease. Bloodless removal
Not all high blood pressure birth prematurely. Babies born of the pituitary with a proton

Hamlet. The first trip was

such a success that the last
trip of th e season was also
Graduation
a canoe trip. "Putting In" at
Vocational framing I. not amdirector and welding In. help th. dormitory student It ii possible for a student types of commercial printing,
Graduation Exercises for Juniper Springs, the members
overlooked on the campus of atruetor is all ways happy to "work his way through school.' to earn a considerable amount and the new laundry Is one of Grace Methodist Church kin, cruised down for about eight

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Here Is Solomon's home (children, animals, plant., so.
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building timetable:
CIA life); time to visit archi.
the mselves many headaches
The
money
month:
A
time
teda; time to consider wh.ri
and heartaches over money
losses If they follow the ad. to decide how much to spend you'd Ilk, to live and to con.
vice of a Chicago architect.
on a new home; time to re. eider available situ.
Louli Solomon of Solomon. view cash on band, possible The firm-up month: A timi
CordweU currently Is involved
i* price of present horn.; to pick architect: a time to ye.
In this building of 20,000
view sites, final selection of
OUses and highrls. apart- time 10 discuss financing with architect;
time to fit dreamo
meet.. His tip to the neophyte the bank,
to budget.
rE selecting a si te, house plans
The dreaming month: A The decisive month: A time
end builder or architect is to time to read magazines, news. to review architects plans and
at up $ tint. schedule. This papers and clip photos of ex- see three-dimensional model of
IjIows ample time for Investi. tenors and interiors: time proposed house; a Urne to con
gallon and thinking. Hopeful- to drive around town looking elude financing arringemenU
Jr. Solomon says, this will at homes liked; tim e to list and land purchase; a time to
sidetrack any last-minute, In. all things you'd like in your make all suggestions, change.
the-midst.of.buiiding changes new home.
and agree on plans.
if mind that add to the total
The planning month: A time (Neat: Suggestion@ on men.
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initted 73 students to take sightseeing tours of Smithsonian
Institution, FBI building, Capitol, White House, Senate build.
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admitting those people of high
school age into its member.
ship, the society Is dedicated
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making aware to th. young
people of today, the atroci.
ties that are being committed
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composed solely of young p
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the problem of conservation
through activities that appeal
to the young people. The
"mainline of attack" Is
through field trips.
First outing was
trip down the Wekiwa River,
one of the most beautiful of
the Florida rivers and also
one that is slated for dredging
and other "improvement." The
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I a. in. Pridsy. Also any- DrosS
Spray
where In U. 5. or Canada for
321-OhIO
IlL Round irip. Call or see
homer Little, Agent. Grey. 21. Will
hound flue Station.
ShiAi.IAJW Wells. Pumps A
SUllVhiOAItD RY.I'Alit$
Sprinklers. Jerry Lord, 113.
1105 Park Court.
1774.
Call after S p. in.
132.1331 o? 131.4041
WEL* I)RiU.ED. FUMPI
SPR1NICI.EE SYSTEMS
it yess weal peopte to pay
All typic and uses
attention to pour business, call
N. Repes sad Sinus
lU-ISIS and aek the Herald

TILSON PAINTING
SERVICE

rn.

Drililag

St$ft about seme attention get.
ing ads

Sf3 N I
Maekise and Supply Ce.
$57 W. lad 5,
111.4415

ilumiAppII*iiti.
SANFORD ELEcTRIC

'Jul.

vs.
PRANK RICHARD flY.N1ION,
flef.nIaut.
SIYTICE TO APPEAR
TOt PIIANK itt('ilAItU Ilr.N.
EON, LH,fe,i,tant
A,l,ir.s.: tlnk,i,,w,.
Toil ARE ilEitEllY NtPTl.
Ph.D that suit fur divorce has
barn filed against you in the
Circuit Court of the Ninth Jo.
.iiclal Court of th. Stats of
Florida, in and for Seminole
County, unier Chancery No.
15117, the styl, of sail cause
t.alng VIVIAN I. IIEN8ON,
Plaintiff. vs. Pit ANK 111CR.
AltO BENSON. l)elsnuiant.
Tot! Altit lIEItltIiY StE.
QillItEl) to HI. your Answer
with the Clerk of this Court
and to serve a copy of th.
same upon the i'lalntiffa at.
tornay. whose nam. anpi ad.
'ire., appear below, on or be.
fore the 5th day of June, 1115.
or a Decne. Pro Confesso may
be entered igainst you.
DATED this 4th day of May,

ISIS.

(MEAL)

Arthur It. II.ckwiih Jr.
Clerk
Sly Donna St. Sterkos
Deputy Clerk
ItI)WAIID II. IIIIRT
Attorney for Plaintiff
101 East Church Street
Orlando, PlorIda
I'ut,ilsh May I, Ii. 20. 17, 1154
CI)Z-Il

IS THE CINCIIIT CDIII?,
515TH JVI)iCI.II. ClIttIIIT,

SWTICIt OP III?
RUTIIIE MAE NAThAN.
CENTI
PlaIntIff

'5.

.st'sil.UI

. Istr$..lefl15

Visa. Tuning sad RepaIr
W I... ilunsoa - Z1.4II5

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OVER 11 YEARS
of fIne workmanship tn uphot.
curing. Draperies. Slipcover..
Time Isyments a. little Sb
$1 mo. Drap.ry hardware in.
staliation,
KULI' DECO1tATING SUOP
Ph. 113.3111

43. I'Iant*, Feeds, Seeds
CAL.AIJLUMS*. vhooss trum 10,.
001-the se Hell. Nursery, I
ml. West of Hug Tree lark.
tilused Sunday..)

t'or Sal.
(JAIl DltYI.It a U r ii I U liT
PIIEEZEII.. fluth for $ulS.
sU. :utIuc.

3U-0701 after I p. in.
NOIWE Electrlo Stove Oven, 4
yr.. oil, 15 In. hood condItion
540. l'h. Ill-Sill.

111.1115

ISIS S. Hiawatha

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111-501

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OUT
1O-'WIDES
STENSTROM REALTY __________ MAKE A REASONABLE
MOBILE
HOMES, INC.

1141- 10*50 Pt., NEW MOON NICILT Puts. S oem Apt..
Mobile home, wall to wiI
!"
rlmp.t. Take n payfitsote. .1.
AVALON APLRTMINTI
V.. flagley, 30.lSSo .zt.
III W. lad St.
511.141?
from ? a. rn. to Ir• m.
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ri's Mart. Ill Sanford Ave
Ph. 5$5.fl$$

ECIIOLS BEDDING CO.

looking MayfaIr golf course.
$5150.
LAKE StART: Beautiful cite.
oYamlooking both IIIg A Little lake Mary.'.
ig on a
hill. $1000.

BIG SAVING ON
CLAISY HOME
WHAT would you enpect to
pay for a modern, well-con.
structed block horns on an
attractiv., ehevate,l lakeview
lot a home with I good.
sisid bedrooms, 3 baths duct.
ed for central heat A air,
big kitchen with bullt.mn
range A plenty ef cabinets.
all in perfect oondition?
Tour goes. was probably
much higher than the Ill,.
ISP) price of thu beautiful
horn.. Can be bought with
eubetantial down payment.

TWO 4-DhlAtVltit Chest., I
Bedding A Fitratture
Kidney shaped coffee table
AT PAUTORY PRICEP:
A matching step table; Oni
Ill-SIll
Ill
Magnolia
Walnut ItOoIn i)ivitter, on.
HUNTING CAMS' SITES
Glass Coffee Table, matching
UitV.It COUNTIIYI
Schools &amp; Instructions IN PARMINOTON
end tables. 523.0701 after $
Wild LIfe
p. rn
n'enagement. $10 down, $10
AUTOMATION JOBS OPEN
month. I. It. flatten, lbs 42,
$anforj.
112.I110 or 312'
rLUOftE$CLNT. 4 foot (I
4440.
1' II X Receptionist
tubs) )'istures, 51 each. PS.
Cashier • Checker.
333.73,4.
hank Teller.
Houses
Earn While You Loam"
For the flrs,Iuat.
Need not interfere wilts present A81IUM
Mortgage: $ SIR. I
14 IC Charms $7.10 up
employment. itigh School not
bath, $11 per mo,, kitchen
required. No age lImit. Day
e'luippe.t. 51.000 equIty al.
lnvOS..0 A Deity
A Evening claases.
realy paid. 131.4014.
II 11. PasS Ave.
$111151
104 5. I'ark Ave.
Sanford
I'I.ACItMENT AMyINTANCE
111.1111 • Atlantic Rank 134g.
Visit or Call 341.8741
Tell them v.0 saw 11 1* Tbs
hOMES
CAlIihitlt TRAINING
)II(1HLAND PARK - Attrac.
dasford tIeraldl
INCTITUTE
tive 3 bedroom CE home
1 N. Orange, lull. 501
situated on 2 nice lots in 4.Orlando,
Florida
elmable Highland Park. Pea.
Legal Notice
tomes Include Pamily room,
Loated Throughout County
hardwood floors, fIreplace,
Male help Wanted
IS THE CIIICI'IT COVET OP
5$ IRs-l.fl4.1 Baths
and fence. Completely reTIlE 515TH Jt'l)ICIAI. C5
Some Klteben EquIpped
furbish.,i. Including n ew
JOHN OPEN NOW
CIII, IS *51) VON SNEISOIN
Payment.
Less
Than
Real
root.
Only $11,710, with 5405
Earn whil. you learn. Ilish
Cl)VSTT, FLORIDA.
To Inspect, Call
'town and II? per inontb, In.
School sot required. hiM
IS CIIASCL'DY SO. iiiie
eluding everything. No closKeypunch Cashier., IiiX
CATIIEIIINE TIIOIINVON,
ing costs. This won't last so
R.c.ptioniet., and hank Tell.
Plaintiff,
A
Multiple
Listing
Realtor
be fRsl to callt
era. Train now, pay later.

09,

I B M KEYPUNCH

95.

For Sale

55,

Whther you or• looking for a HOUSE.

Gwaltney Jewelers

PROPERTY or just LAND

Simloal. County

$100

RAVENNA PARK - Modern
bedroom. I bath, Cli home
on earner lot, eompl.tely
fenced. Vully equipped built.
in •heetrle kitchen, ceatrsI
duct heat, and othir ale. en-

Down

Jim Hunt Realty

1124 Park Drive Ofics 312.1111
Night: 132-0145 or SO-otom
hiT OWNER: Three bSdroom,
3' bath; central air A heat;
I car garage, $15,410. lOSS
(trove Manor Dr. Call 333-

101?.

$ HR.. Cii home, Kitchen equipp14 Blind. A Prep... 012311.
LOST SOMETHING WUILS
SIIOPPINi;? - Put an ad I.
the 'Last and Poun4.

REWARD
YOU'LL. be rewarded with good
tsnesita if you'll rent
y.suu
large 3 or 4 bedroom home,
Must be close.in and In nice
neighborh,,o,i. Phone Bob Al.
esatiOr, 10-3411 day or 311-

us

4011 nIghts.

BY OWNER: 4 Dorm, I baths,
central heat A aIr, built-in
slit. Kitchen. $100 Down,
$101 mo. to qualified buyer.
PS. $3;.$4$5,

per month cover. everything.
Thi. could be the on. for

20

that growing family, so see
it nowl

CAUILUUY, MIllARD
S. U.S. Hwy. 17.9?. Cssselberry
DIIT*ICHS, WALLY

DOUSKTY, LUCY
40 S. U.S. Hwy. 17.92. Casselberry
PIlLS, CHAlLiS P.

IHSUROH
1201 Park Drive

ASSUME Pymts., S Dr., I hal).,
Sunland. III Oakland Ave.,

Fo,.et CII',

321-0115.

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RETIRED?

t.o.gwe.4

OR JUST TIRED
LOOKING for a smaller home1
NICE on a SHADY corner lot.
Stoat furnishings can be Included. We can maSs that
hard •arn.4 money talk iou.i
A cleat for you on tItle 2
04mm. borne in very nit.
condition. Priced might $5,200
open for any reasonable
of fir,

LINSO. THAD
Oviedo

I.OIMANN, A. S.
U.S. Hwy. 17.9?, C.sselbeny
MINS1NS, RAYMOND
U.S. Hwy. 17.9?. II. I Sec 231

300 5.

Pun Perk, Pie.

MaCOLLUM, HUSH A.

Seminole Realty

Alafey. Trell, 0,1.4.

322.9973

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115

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1241) ('P 'IIh-T, •lrellent ,'ofl,ll.
tInn.Ilh.43$3 after I p. m.
AUSTiN IINALY ll4e es.i'
lent eont • 2 te'e, ratio
heater. Call 4*2.4340 after
5:20 p. in.
1.5)5 OLhhtItofllt,tI I, rest's,.
all., g"o'I tires, good runt..
ing conI. 333.5101.

'32 RtlL'K Stilian went,, Cuts.
matte' transmission, powir
steering, iii' e*,odutionsd. U.
Iin. helter, only $345. Brass
Motors, Tell P. Fn.nnh .tv..

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PATTON, ROSA
2440 Hlew.the, Senford
PC)Pi, ALlIS V.
Foreil City
RINSU. OMAI I.

5.

'ountry M,uulre

WAINIR, MULl W.
705 S. Perk Avemse, Seafeed
WIWAMS, ROSIlY
Sialerd A$Isatk SeaL, Senfeed
BRYAN
400 SprIng VsIleyl.ed,AII.m..t,
P$LCHII. SARI
422 W. Crystal Dii.., Sanford
STAPUS, LU
40 5. U.S. Hwy. 17.92, Cesaelberny

BODY SHOP
(NEXT 000* 10 THE POST OFFICE)

.!HONE 322.1481

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SPECIAL

5

Jttion Wagon. I'ully •;ulp.
p4, fine buy
pia

POND (lalaxle i L)*'or
Puliy
Sedan.
in.
ClUlillilair
...nlItOni:*if

OS

mn.

ii csv
hr. lI.r.I.
tnp. holly equIpps,t meal l"w

&amp;

mliea*e ..........................

BIG REDUCTIONS! 4 DAYS ONLY!

(lilly equipped, one pmevloa
nw,i,r.S I.'. ................$1005
55 411EV Convertible. Fully
a'ishi'pø.i. A n.i.h r.*I t,ia'pty,

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St?Ia
l3 cUP.'.' Imp. Miter Short

Aii',,.,Iin Tr,, n-niis.
el,'ll. Its,lP,,. Ilesi en, $'.,wer
Steering. CXX Mhitp $taSd
''I'..

II.at'r. XXX sharp

ci

Conventlhls,
t,,,n. • It4,ilt. S heater

'*1-n

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S.PA$UNSU WASON S syltedso, st&amp;,d
3.spe.d IVsaeIISIIII, pitit., SeiNe. Lsw a11.
ego bill om, ve sPews sad II. ese 5Mg.
flash witS swresp.adi.g laNelso,
SALE PRICE SitU

VOLKSWAGEN

54 111(5 eofl%.rti).l. fully
ilirP.4 including air cnn.
,IItIen?ng, 'ny low miI•aiI

1044 Dilute Medil, ,.dI.,
wRINwsIi0. Smallest frem
besspdt N bumper.

'1395

.I5 Cony. Fully
tI (SlIPS
..i,lppe.t. ihrIu.ilfl air coniiti*nln,. very low mii.*e
silas
54 01.1)5 lisdiva (•pe. Sully
''*lpp'..I o'I'i'itng aIr - nn'
IIPonlng .hin, ..••. ....

-ALSOlust Pieded. Lemba

10U Mcdii
'

HWY 17.Pj
SANFORD
FACTOSY AUTH. VW DIALIR
SANFOID-322.l 535
OSLANDO-444.$014
OPEN DAILY 'TIL P.M.

SAVE $330"

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65 CadIllac Fisetwoad
4.0005 HARDTOP, Resist U ssglei, 4. iedie, 5.1,5.4 ha ted. iiI,sr, aSh eN haLt
speed tren,mIssls., pewet sOewlag and red laNels,, Well SiØ, fM$y
ailS
54.5,1, tedS. Sister, iS *.iditIeml.g. We
sold .14 serviced 1* sow, 17,001 mIles. An elI C.dlIIes eptt.se. The fisele ha the Iuu,y
ist field. A su te be preed &amp;
eu.11i bay, e big siviugs.
SALE PRICE $2570
SALE PRICI $4751

SAVE $370°°

SAVE $500"

UKE NEW CARS! TAKE ADVANTAGE OP ORIGINAL
BUYERS LOSS ON DEPRECIATION!
65 Ch.v.li. Malibu Sport Coup.
4.,h

ELLINOR
Volkswagen
I21 SOUTH

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fr the varitin's ........Ptun

25

S

THESE CARS MUST MOVE BY THE 31st.

Al 1)1.1)1 8t*Itnn Wa,,n, I

i-i''. ('ills' •*l*Lipl,e,i in.i,s,I.
hg air i',,t,*iii i'',,ing, p ,r (,,'t

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65 Chev.II. SerIes 300

I:slr., tie .................... Soon

0.1 S'AI.l%T I Poor Radio
Itilin. Sheeter one previous

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rae.5,lssie., pew., eie.,laq, redS., Sister
Whit. flush wItS blue hated.,, geld ties
sad like sow theeegh.st.

SAVE $3Q50

•i4ir.

I' ll.('ll

.Ijto.

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65 Chevrolet lelaIr

SALE Phd $2250

flstin.

..,.

IAXV.

'65 Model

55 ('11EV Inip. Sport Coupe

FALCONS
1st,. N iheesi

hem, both

Shasy
blu.
with clea. Sic. vhayI
pet.reed
sl.tS laterler, qeed Pins, lew
A jr.e.tv midst N
mllee,,
ISo 11gW ear Miss,
ALE RICE $2005

SAVE 21500

$595

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ORIGINAL FACTORY WAR.
RANTY REMAINING ON THE ABOVE CARS!

PLENTY OF OTHER
COMPACTS PRICED
PROM SitS

ECONOMY BUYS!

ItS) mcdii..

EXCELLENT SICOND CARS

- SOME

1960 Rambler American

5795

bud

te fi.4 '43
hg seiectlea.

leper statisa wuges,

BUICK
INYICTA HARDTOP. 2.0,..
bucket seeN, tell poole esI
sit .s.ditIeeed. A-I

hastery

eme.dUIis.d, wIth weN5y.

1595

a

syiPed.,,

REDUCED TO WHOLESALE

ectemetis, redS., heat,,.

...,.,...,,,..

1958 Ford 4-Door Sedan
spiller, etsadsod NeesaIssIss, redle, Sister,
I. rest.
..........*.,... ............

q..d resaing ..IId

1960 Dodge Pioneer Hardtop

steering, redle, Sister, sir seeditlesod.
. . a eterythlag worLd . a . .. .. . .. . .. .... . a .

2'd.er V.5, eulemetic, pewer

all. licking $1114 sec

1958 Rambler Super 4.Door
S syliad,,,

setemedg trensa.hajes. It will get

ye. IS.,. sad besS. .

$edsl. Seild

195$ Oldsmobile $8 Hardtop
4.dee, aetemetis, pew.,

steartsg sad bi.See, .41. s.d beetle, dir iut
..so..,....... ............ ...................

1961 C.rvalr Menra Coup.
got u gold esgiem, I've get e g..d b.dy. Years fec
1959 HilIman Mlnz

If peu',e

S neil I I ......... .....................

'295
'295
'425
$95
'180

•ualleg ...........a .............

withing)

PRICISI

. , .,,..

1954 Cadillac Fleelwood

Ce.,ertlbli,

....,.,.,.

'295
'185

'105

THIS II ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING - MANY. MANY MOlt NON WHICH
TO CHOOSE
Wi Car. About You
We Car. About Your Car"

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pw. an.,iai

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5.

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'PestbuhI."
Cli Al reeeaditiesed.

Wide klectl.is. M.d.Is s.d lqslpmmst
I. SPeck fec Immediate DeNver7

INCOIPORATID

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EXCIUINT lANK RATS FINANCINC

You

ctr;rIiIniIMnr,icgn

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FROM

Oviede

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IN

1801 We FIRST ST.
SANFORD
PHONI 322.0614

FORDS
CONVI$TIILES
HARDTOPS

I
5

AS$i'Nlt l'aprn.nts 1041 Solk..
was.,,. i't,, 111-47*1 alter I.

lan, automatic tFIn,iiu,,Inft.
I, a ,.w nr 1441. fir,. Mo.
tons, 7,JI 5, I'r.n,-i, Isp

1501

5

Sale

'53 *'*jlVIfl M*sn.a t'Ioor

.5

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Autos For

LOOKING for a good sped icr?
ltras. %tntnre, Ill S. French
ha, em prIed fr'm 115

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WA NT TI) Iletit Trasel Tr.stler
.i..p, $ for api,r.si,n.,triy I
mn'sth. Call SASS.
I. 442
or 531.1117 l."n,w.,n.i.

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tifl. wanted

'I) l"OR!J flalaile 500, autonia.
ti'. rali'.. heater. Iwer
st.etlnh, ISIS. liras, M.jiuta.
7,1 SI. l'r,'n'P, As.

L.agwoed. El..

night. 1:2.1110
323.1332 anytime
*01 loiS AVA,

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i,p,tar AlIt's Tm,,,.

51 spIn
wahoo, air .''.n'III i',,,.l. *iI',•
inctle, power steering. redln,
ha.*ter. only $211 iltist M.
tore, 701 n. Preneh Ave.

5. PaiL Dilve, Senford
WARD. SiN P., JR.

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i.3 ('REV ('onv.niPi.Ie I ,yl-

'5') P'Oitf) '-Pcs...g.r

2145

WiLLIAMS, LAMAR S.

it

AI'T
A 110051$, clean. all
,ItIiitI,e, atults. Pr ci mis
('nun, 420 hwy. 17.13, Fern
I'ark.

CLEAN, quiet moo,nlrnr men,
401 Magnolia. I:.07!o,

1498 S. PRINCH
AVE. (17.2)

(4

STIMPU, WiWAM
1019 5. Peik Delve, Ssaford
STINSTIOM, MuShY I.

IUDGET PLAN
AVAILAILI

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Seminole Co.Motors

POND flatnile 500. P'a.t.
back, I 1)onr VI itnIn.

StraIght Shift. Radio, lOst.

ill N. Perk Aveawe, Sanford

1001 1. Peek Av.rnte, S.nford

Stenstrorn Realty

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Roams For Rent

1*1111, JOHN L
III N. Park Avuive, Satsf.rd
SOUTHWARD, tINIlY M.

Like M.ry

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Reel. 2. I.n 441, Meitlend

SIOWN. SLADY$ L

COURTESY

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WU UWURNINNUIN NDUWU U UWWUU

.qutpu'.i

Yl'HN, Al'TM.l'h,$32.*4*Got

443 S. U.S. Hwy. 17.92

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rat.., corner suti Pt, 0 L.a*i
Mary 5ld., lake Mary, $11.

AUTO SALES

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111 1421
III $404
SIP $314

Board of R.okors:

$5 I. Seaissdo Spd..gs Dr. l.oagw.od

Ira,, Due t. transfer, owner
ha. at,thonis.4 us to sell at
low-low down payment. Sill

APP.II$ER
123.3430

$10 $11.
$24 $470

1966 BUICK or PONTIAC

PARE. RALPH S.

tall 113.110.

$

of owning a new

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ARNOLD, H. S.
S. U.S. Hwy. 17.92, Longweod
RACK. WILLIAM
Swefford 5149., Altemonte SprIngs
SINJAMIN, CLAYTON
ill S..nliuele Slid, Casselberry
SOINIMAN, CLIFTON I.

*141 Park Drive

GOVERNMENT OWNED
lION ES
1.1.4 OHM., i-I BAThS

!!!
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iii u's

REALTOR

Stenstrom Realty

$311415

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Yo.r list and Safest
Approach is Through A

lilA- VA

$1() Down

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LAflflNtIudrm. Porn. Apt.,
close to town, Adults only.
PUIIN, Char, Apt. 100$ Elm,

Stand between you and the added
prestig., comfort and driving ease

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ACREAGE, GROVES. FARM, COMMERCIAL

SOUTHWARD

$H. $12.Illl. 2*15.

A DAY

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$ rm. furn. apt, III B. 5th.

PENNIES

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Stemper Agency
90. Lois For Sal.
HOMESITE LOTS
20-4511
*111 5, Prench
LOCH AI1IIOR: lovely country

_'' orI*I'ISil_

CASEY'S

PH. Jflsl4$l

Payton Realty

setting, heavily treed, over.

$0 Ply. 2.0,.

It I'ays To Use The Herald Want Ads

St. Johns Realty WEEK END

I furaitere appliances
t.el.. eta. Bought.SoId. tar.

14 imp., leedsd
10 P(V. 11W
17 Chevy S/W

STRICKLANDMORRISON. INC.

ML

7411:03, Clean Apt, quiet lo*'a.
tints. utilipIsa ii,raI.ba 111.

£1 Tempest

_*LC
! n.,y 11W
41 Pks

..
500

- silos
I ROOM Porn, Apt., water, " XXX clean ............
lIulOe A garage turn. $11. $5 POND (litlanle 100 Xi. I
1744.
Door )lsr*I Top, lulls'
equipped, ant litre .... sispa

ASSUMI UAIIIANCI
Me. $p
p
P$ee

5,-S.

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at Ja**sl.son'e D.pt. I eli,
III a. 'at at., saaf.rd.

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lithe fura.i specially suited
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bath. Call 333'333s after
neighhorhond.
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abl.. Cal' 323.4120.
ad PORD flalasie lea NT..
PURN. Clean I Br. Apt, South P'a.tback. Y.,lly Equipp.,i.
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COMMODORE
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1110 PACEMAKER 30 a II
baths, family room, double
fldrm., front kitchen $11.41
garage, corner lot. *21.0315. 1 BDRM. House, fur. or ua•
turn. 321-IllS.
mo.
lot *111
57.
UNPURNISIIED
1151 PACEMAKER 1$ x 15
CLEAN 2 A I Bedrooms, kIt•
2 131mm.. front Dining ,oa
7411W FURN. Hous.. Adults
then equipped from III tO
571.1$ me.
only, 1-Br., 3 baths. Per 4
$141. Also PHA to Service
months. 131-5721.
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3 Hirm. front Living room
YUltN?SUED Cottage, 121.1127
?IIRNIIIIF.D
$71.57 mo
UEOR003$ I Bath, $0 I. 51$
PARK: $ Ddrm., i
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STARI$21l
bet). Ranch. fruIt tries. 20.
I lidnin. front Kitchen 575.11
latsuma Dr. Call collect
mo,
1.TOI-417.IIIT. $122 per mo A Multiple Listing Realtor
INIIUItOII
APPAIMEIS
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French
111$
PACEMAKER 50 a 10
333-41)1
1 11*1mm. Early AmerIcan $12.51
UNPURN. I BIt.. 1% baths, at. ALl MART, on lake, $b4me,
tractive and in good condibaths. central alt
tion, $115. Alao 2 HR turn- rooms, I
$I3.$I15.
ON ALL
l.h.d horns with central air conditionIng.
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and fenced backyard, $110. IIDRM.. 1% BATH. ge. PamCall or stop by
Ily room. Also utility build.
log. AvaIlable June 1st., 2003
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OFFER
at 2211 Park Drive, Tel. 132._______________
Adams Ave.
2410.
QUALITY
NICELY P'urnished I Br. A
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NEW I BR. House, 3 baths, Via. Room, air conlitionef,
utilitKo furnished, $110. $22.
01.5531.
hwy. 17-11 ?. Sanford
5201.
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LAKE MARY- Country Club
S. 1
Road, Nearly new 1 04mm. $ IIDBM. UNFURN. house. 141$
DAYTONA Ph. 177-1111
1% bath home. Call 222.27i1. Orange Avs., 321.0374.

DINT * RID
SPECIAL BARGAIN
He.$tM. Ba by YA!tL)N OR Small lot, to mow,
IIoiia way,
Red., y Day, Week, so
Itlging A Trimming. 123. NEEDS a little paint and p.1.
ish
but wow what a buyh S
Moath.
4053 daytime, or 122.0111 at.
Hr., 2 baths convenlsnt corCARROLLS PIJRNITUII*
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ner location, city water A
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deep well, large room., garpatIo A more attrac.
age,
53.
Buy
lions. We're eseited
this house Is priced for quIck
Used furniture, any amount.
5.11.11 at $1,100. Term, guol.
$aafond, $21.1I7e.
That. right, only $7,100. Call
hA V it ('ust,,ni.rs for turn's)..
now.
SELl. ifs Tour Wurniture
el and unturnished r.ntsi.. CALLIIART REAL ESTATE
Ijeich ServIce with the Cash.
List y.,ur rentais with lii. CALl.. DAY Oil NIGHT 312.7411
SUPER TRADING POST
specialists,
ASPUStE PAYMENTS
WANTY.l) Used Vegetable
of 0*) 0*) Me'.
Juicer. Apt. I, III Park As.. 21 lark Drive, or Tei. 30.
3 1IPIIH., PI.A. room. Stove,
1420.
lt.frlgsrator, ge, corner, Ill
Oi.D $TARTIUUI. Generators,
liombay N. Orlando.
Carburetors, Fuel Pu ni g.e BI. Heal
Aluminum l'iatona. Ph. lIZ'
Trade your trailer tot anew
4145.
borne. $12 mo. Itvsrythlng.
L U N Ent.rpnises, Inc.
YEN! WE will buy your icr0$-tIll
1150 molds and newer-Must
be In .c,ll,nt mechanical
$ IIEDKOOSI, VIa, room, CO
conditIon and of good ap- Real Estate
Isles- Rentals
home in Country Club Ma*or.
pearance, Pee Pick Itusseli. 105 W. st St.
PIt. 112-4111
Assume mortgage payments,
Used Car Mir., Strickland.
$52 per me. Call 10.1117.
Morrison Ford. downtown
ROBERT A WILLIAMS
Sanford.
Real toe'
Raymond Lundgul.t, As...
Sale
a. I'urnitur.
112-Ill' Atlantlo flank Bldg. $10,000 to $12,000 horns fjr
only $4,704. Livable 3 ntory,
I 11*1mm.. full tile bath, I fire.
WII4ON.MAIER P'IIIt?OITURI
placee, floor furnace, large
Buy - Sell - Trade
porch, 10 s II? ft. lot with*
5174411
. 1.1
lee Us For Rentals
in walking ,list.nce of town.
tsar. 01.7174
Only $155 down A take up
VtlI:NlTL.Is - Freight dam.
Nights-Weekends Sfl.Q4$$
payments
$11.12.
aged bedroom. and dising
room furniture. Maay plece
RETREAT
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show no damage, however
LEMON Wuff, 1 huge room
price is 14 or less than rig.
TilE
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TESTED FIRM
with fineplae., bunk be,Is uiar retail. Null Freight
I?I'Ilfl
.1*. Ni.. kiLl,..,. bail, t*.f
Damaged Puruittire 8$.lss. Ill 14. Park As..
messing room. Al.o screenCas.elberr,.
lOw, IT-Il.
ed porch. Community boat
UNtIl) hldrrn. suite $01, Apt.
ramp. $5,100. Evenings A
sine (lee Stoves, like new 111.1201 244. Hiawatha at
Mun,iay 30.1101.
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121.1$; Yrhgidaini Refrigerator $12.11 up.
IIRIDGCM FURNiTURE
A MultIple listing Realtor
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Plaintiff. HERMAN NATHAN, Nit.,
V..
Defendant
hENRY 0. WANGLE, et us..
TIlE WI'ATN OP flORiDA TO
I). fan 'lent..
IIP.it$iAN NAThAN, MIt..
noricu Or SPIT IS
WIII)EIt RP:$.t)r.NCn
MOIIT(1*UE POI4Ett.OPVDI
MAiLING A 1) D it EN S IS
TO, lilNitY H. WANiII.E end
UN KNOWN:
CAROLYN It. %VANI1I.li,
.1 sworn Complaint having
hi. wife.
been filet against you in he
DIIlI)ESCIII
Circuit Court in and for Semi.
131.1$ John Gay Drive
not. County, Florida. by lit?.
Spokane, Washington
TIlIE MAIl NATHAN for div.
You are hereby notified that ore., the ahort title of which
a Complaint to foreclose a cer. is ItUThIlE MAE NAThAN,
DIV 0 II C N
CANIIIDII TRAININO INSTIentumberin. l'iaiiititf. v. itititMAN NA. I..
mortgage
tam
TUTE. I N. Orange, Suite $03,
following
described
real
the
THAN. 551., Defendant, thee. GItOitUE ThORNTON.
Orlando. 3414745.
property, to.wlt:
presents are to conimand you
Defendant.
Lot 5, Work fl COUNTRY to appear and file your Answei
SOTICE TO APPEAR
THE CITY if Sanford Civil
CLUD MANOR, UNIT NO. or other .lef.ns. or pl.a4in
WTATN OP P5.0*10* TOp
Service Doarl is acceptins
(litOittlE TiitPIINTON
I, according to the plat herein with the Clerk of the
application. for the position
thereof as recorded in P1st Circuit Court of Seminole
Addrses and Residence Up.
Ei.ctrtcal inspecto i
of
Hook II, Page. 21 and TI. County, Plorida. and ..rvs I
known
(Train.e). Requirements: ii
l'ubllo ftecon.i. of Semi. copy thereof on l'lainilfrs at.
YOU ARE IIF.REHY NOTI.
to 4$ yrs of age: high school
nole County, Ylorlila.
torn.y C. Vernon Mi.., Jr.. At. VIES.) that a 11111 of Complaint
or equivalent eduuation
ha. h.ept filed against you In tornsy at Law. P. 0. t)rawef for divorce ha. been flied
knuolsige
of and some si
the above styled suit, and you Z Sanford. Vionida, on or be. against you, and YOU are reperi.nce in buii.iing c'un
are r.quirel to serve a copy ol fore the 11th day of June, Al) quired to serve a copy of youv
etrucilon. material., equip.
your Answer or other Ilsedinu 155$ or otherwise decree prc answer or pleading to the lull
mint, and ability to r.sd and
to the Complaint on Plaintitra confesso wiil be snter.4 againel of Complaint Un the Piatnthft's
un,ieretcn,i
biue.print.. E.
attorneys, AP41)ttltItON. itUlil you.
Attorney Paul I'. i'erkin.. 541
DEAN A i/JWNDE$, 3*2 Dcii The Pfanf.,,,i Herald I. lesig. West South Street, tjniando, aminstion for qualified applicant, will be h.il .t 7:10 p.
Cen(tai floulevard.
listed as a newspaper of gin. Fluri,ia. an,i fit, the o,Iiinal
June 1. IllS in the city
Plonida. and file the original eral circulation it. which thu ansa.r ot pisaling In th. ofhail.
Submit epplk'aii.,ns I.
Pleading
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Answer or other
citation shall be published onet fice of the Clerk of the Circuit
Civil Service hammer in
the office of 1h• Clerk •f the each weak for four cons.cu. Court on or before FrIday, June
cRy hall not later than May
Circuit Court on or before the tive week..
1, 114$. if you fail to do so
II. 1105.
if Jun., 155. if you
14th
WITNiCMM nsy hand and offi. judgment by default will be
fail to do sq. a decree pro con. dcl seal of the Clerk of ihi taken against you for tbs refeuu will be taken again.i Circuit Couti on this the lit) lief demanded in Ihe 1)111 .1 SENIOR Citisen, to wo r h
night. every other week, at
you for the relief dsmand.4 iii lay of May A. I). 1140.
Complaint.
Service Station. Someone or
ths Complaint.
(S It A I.)
WITNESS my hand and sesi
SocIal Security. No othet
This otice shall b. publish.
at Sanford, erninot. County,
Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr.
need apply. lee Al Utweon
si one. a week for four cots.
Clerk of Circuit Court
Florida. this 4th day of May,
Imperial
S.rvice Stalin, in'
.ecutive weeks in the Isalord
liy: Martha 'I'. Viblen, D.0 I 344.
terstate S A hwy. II, San.
C. Vernon His., Jr.. of
Herald.
(SV. A LI
ford.
DATED this 11th day of May CLEVELAND, ITEI'liE(MON
Arthur H. 0.ckwith, Jr.
1141.
A )iiEM
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Want.d
(S$AL)
Suit 115 Sanford Atlaati.
By Donna U. Markuss
Arthur If. $eckwtth, Jr.
National hank Dullding
Deputy Clerk
Clerk of Circuit Court
P. 0. Drawer S
Paul C. P.rkins
GENERAL 001cc Clerk A also
$yt Dosna U. )larkoe
Sanford, Plorida
547 West South StresS
Diniag room hostess, attracDeputy Clerk
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Orlando, Florida
tive A personable. Age 11 to
lublish May 11, 25. 37 A June Publish May ii, 20, fl A June Attorney for Plaintiff
45. Call t)eltona lou betwiesi
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THE EIDVVIT COIRT or IS 151) POD UNNiSOIN
TUE SlTH JVPWSAL Clii. CUVSTY, PLONiDA.
CUlT I A%i) Volt NE$I%OLE CUAS('ENT 50. 15144

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Plaintiff,

land
Alice A. union
iT.A Porreital Aesnue
quonset Point. Rhode 2..
laud
You are hereby notified that
a suit ha. been tiled aain.t
you in the above entitled cause.
and that you are required to
file your answer with the
Clerk of this Court and to
serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiff or plaintifre attorneys.
whose name and address I.
JenningS, Watt., Clayke and
iiarn.tt
1200
ii a m lit a n,
houdini. Jacksonville
Hank
1. Vinrkla. pot Later than June
ii. isis. if you fail to do so a
decree pro conf.sso will be en.
t.red against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
'Ihi. suit is to foreclose a
inrush. The n.ai property
proceeded •iain.t Is:
Lot IT, Illook Ii. SUNI.ANL)
E1ITATEK. a subdivision.
according to a p1st th.neof,
recorded in P1st Dook II,
page. Ii to 13 of the Pub.
lie lt.cord. of $.minols
County, Pionida.
W1TNFMI my hand and the
•.'si of said Court at Sanford.
Flurida, thie $1 day of April.
ISIS.
(COURT SEAt.)
Arthur ii. Deckwith. Jr.
Clerk c the Circuit Court
fly M.., ha 1'. Vihi.n
L).puty Clark
publish May I. 1$. 30, 0, 1155

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MAYPAIR: I large Bdrm., 214

IU$MRI Camp for Soya and
SIDVICI
girls, ages &amp; thru II
PAINTING - CARPDNTRY GET PROVEIIIONAI.. carpet
JOBS OPEN NOW
SMALL. tiled farms with nice
chilling In individual sports
PLASTERING cleaning neaults - rent Blue EARN WHILE you learn. High
iivahl. homes on paved road.
inetruction plus a full camp
Lustre El.ctric Carpet Sham.
School not required. IBM
Term.,
program. I wk.; June 15 _____________________________
poo.r $1 per day. Carroll
Keypunch, Cashiers, PIIX
thru Aug. 14; 0350. 4 wks; RELAX Lit Nitty Auto Bath
Furniture
Co.
Receptiouist, and Bank Tell511$,
Umited Enrollasent.
wash your car, Past service.
irs. Train now, pay later.
Write now for free i4i. 1454 5. Vrenck
BEDROOM, I bath home,
1*3.1154 I SPACE Heaters, 2 Ga. stove.,
CAVIllER TRAINING INSTI- I heat and air con, on beauti.
thur.; .1,. Olympic Village,
Canvac folding cots all in
TUTE. 1 N. Orange, Suite $02
ful lake front with beach.
P. 0. Dos 1011, Dade City, MOMS siEPAIRI A PA1W1MG.
good condItion. 232-1107.
Orlando. 24i.lTh1.
Plonida or ph. $57.$45p
531.1574.
BEAUTIVUL S Dr., I Bath, kitKEEP YOUR carpeta b.autiftsl Lawn mowing and sdgIug
chen A Dr. with large famdespite constant footsteps 1
ily room, double garage, 7
heavy or light work, Ccii
_v_ -a busy family. Oil Blue LusA. land. High and dry with
EXPERIENCED cook. A kit.
Reds, TV., laws, Taps
tre. Rent electric ehamp..er
esceilent wat.?.
chen help. See Chef at Del.
Recorders, Tillers, Itenovater.

Isa wrAra OW VIONIDA
CDII SIT, PLUDID*.
IS CHASENDY SO. lieS?
'rot James Joel lesion
$7•A Porrsstal Av.nue
VIVIAN Ii. HENSON.
Quonset Point, Rhod. Ii.
Plaintiff,

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I hoes., P. Pileereet, Lii.
practical Nurse.. Pleaeant
equipped, no down paymant.
working conditions In beautiAssume VA Loan. 511.45*5.
ful new nursing A retirement
home. Al.. op en I ng for
Nurs.'e Aide, ezperi.nc. preferred. Call DeDsry Manor,
SINGER cleat needle in •ew.
Ba. 1.5111.
55'.4435.
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ing desk A stool. equippid
WILL ConsIder eschange 01
to make automatic buttonl, Special fritk
3 Bedroom hoges with estra
holes, dosene of fancy 4.. WANTED: Esp.rlenced women
for
part-time
office
work,
Ian. living room for small.
signs. Sold new for $351. pay
accurate
typing
A
filing.
Hole i's Your Roof??
er home or House Trailer,
off balance of $117.11, 51 per
Work echeduie flenibie, sal. 3. W. Hall Realty, 1244 French
A J TURNER ROOVING
week. Phone Credit Manany commensurate with abt.
Sanford
Ph. 111.1451
Ave., Ph. *11-1541 or 533ager 131.1111.
lily A esperience. Ph. 1111111 ivenings.
DRAPERY problem? Custom APT. 11*11 Blectrie Range, I 0113.
DR., I BATH Ilaveasa Path.
$
made or altered. 221-ISli or
burner. Good. 121.5741.
CHRISTIAN certified teach.r
$801 Down, assume pay'ts of
SIll, Lorraine S.lvick.
for Kindergart.n in So. Scm.
$11.11 p.r mo. ChaIn link
CIGARETTE Vending machine.
County. Stu.t be of Baptist
fenced back yard. 331-1311.
A. 1. LDCOCZ
SIC. Apply at Burger King,
faIth. Call 53$-Ill? oF 151MOME IMPROVEMENT
lenford.
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Legal Notice
vs.
JAMEN JOEL SEXTON and
AUI.E A. IEXPUN. his wife. IS THE dEl PIT CDIII?
D.fSndaflts. TillI %IIH JEDU IlL CIII.
(1 5. Appliances-New A Used
EOTICD OP SPIT
EPIT IS *51) P1)11 sb3WiSoLm hI Magnolia
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A CUI1TZVATED El a o S berries. fORGE Refrigerator 1114 so.
a,eilei SOS,.- CMII sueft. $1$ LIving room couch A
spirit S. mateS hi. feet
TV ptoill1iS
Limes,
(Drabs). I. D.
0,00 Cl i
white sos A blat.. Call $11.
chair $35. Ph. 113114$ after
osu.sn. *21.1$11.
5aftor SO.wer*) mw bid.
his.
Sims. Me age Umit. Profess. 2555.
ELACKEYZO Peas, bring own
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PREIDING
AGE
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Otters Rd.. it Woodlasd Are,,
Rev. John H. Mires Jr., Put.,
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l.eginn Auxihiar t'nit 25t;; Commander Iluilk ,Johitsoii, Veterans
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Moralag WorshIp 11:11 a. a.
Junior us a healer Hi
Toufis Meetings
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Herb Stsn&amp;troa and Stiff

HILL LUMBER &amp; HARDWARE CO.
Jimmy Crappe and Employees

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The second phase will get un
activ.
tier way sometime after July of the accounts of the city of anticipated revenues, arid, council with a monthlyfurn
ich portetlly landed in what is j In P'lnriii,i today with tnnilit's -At Ie,i.t In cars cracked .%rtion ('.'i,mmttt"e, Tha' plir.
report; establish an n(ti C411l,'(i a ''belly flop," finunojer.
this organIzation '
1. A total of 451,70 acres in Longwood, released today to money for fines anti forfei. rial court docket, showing 'l 10
up within "c'omiils after t h
P'"
the water and then went mitIniht dea(lline still hours start of the Inijianapilis speed. to rxpli,re the nrr,ii
anti
Lake, Orange, Seminole and The Sanford Herald by Coon. tures turned over to the city name of the defendant the infer.
assay.
irhl,'ni.
Volusia Counties were treat. cml ('h7lirnl1tn l','rev
the
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fltfor.I,
'hito, rl,'rk by iii,' cart clerk were t'hargr, note the cittj,,n motto.
tniiay anti this' 4itli
sit 2!! Mark
fly root i ft,'rnonrj Stint,, s
i r.i of tie '''mmtmmity tutu In East
eti.
Fuarti, Strr,'t, l"ehlnuj
s how a ''this (I tin tic mitt e'nr,ol i n tat siijii' r tel l'y deta i It'd her, anti have the court ci,' rk er Street, A It;. tO onto Spr in s, I'll h .ad t'Ii m
nlfl
of
tim,'
b, n tIe :nl, run
ff01 or c las sic ItS,' uI! iiv.i lii?,' Ct' luili ri
t. tim II and it I )o'par t men t
iion of the various funds of lists of the fmnci n.i for. anti Judge sign each case after attempted to pull Wilder from the nummitwr uf vietimmi. pri'd.t- was stoppeil imnn,ediately.
l'lj, ti,,'i
ovt'rt'umt,,' saimi,'. St's,,,, a as 'himiiage'i ext.'n.
Seminole County contribute'l the city was good at Oct. 31, fi'ituris.
the judgment has been rend- . the' vs .ttrr When he was on v.1 by the F'ttiriil;s liighw;my l'j. 'the crackup. oceurre,l in a S,ni,' of tim pern., vs
Ii, . sively by fire attumolay after.
S3 of the I3.2iN students who lAni, anti Oct. 31, IU5,
Whit.' Ui.. petition request. creil with the court clerk to able to do to he called for trol for the entire weekend.
tfl.tt5 of spins k'ss than lImO were
enrolled in Florida State lini.
It is noted that. Jack mng the atntv aturlit bath ask. furnish the city clerk with
.iqspstant-e Iri'mn Mark Nt'.uI. Two, moor.' l'.utirs 55cr.' 11)110,1 ar.ls Irons th. start of th. hums inst r'imn.'ntil in ge(ting muon.
, roJe I iinI,'ra ar
versity for the l9t',a.n6 Hen. fluushor ntis *Iipoint,'uI 1,'rus- cii f.r the in,'iuisjn 'if the I"tnitr,l list of the fin,'s s,mi'l
Or
'Fit'. hituillirug is owneol by
M;i.no,It.'i Str.'et, Alt,'i in a l';ilm,m fluid, t'oiiiity ra ..'ia nub rico'.
Vin''vnt.
l{uhert, ii ;t r II fl"vmji,nuiu, kit,. uimu,i ,,cruipie,
demic year.
nmunte Springs 'Flip Istru men na I Su;uita , turmn'.iifl ft four
latrary poli's chief by the fire depart mont, the r'port fnrfeiturea at the
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A mini .s of s,iu,.k,' from a Iir,' Kiit,,,'r, 4.1 I in. is .1 r
lii. by .1',,' I lenient ,i, a ho lit
Imutylir
,tiig. 30,
itt
hut refers to en
general
are turned ncvr t rt'tri,'v t'ui V. uliler anil Iwgan flit' nuuumlt'r if pt'r.umns w' h o in the niltlst of the a ret'k.,gc I
l)r. .1. ( lOuig. I lit' oar of th,' small coma.
- Sen. Everett I)irksen of DcII' 1fl4 arlufiri.il respiration. tti,'oI when their ear piuned tulankt'tr,l flue Tower end of lung,Stark,'
nut confirmed l,y the opinion ,jateil April 6, l9$*, the city clerk.
Stanley Muller, .bihn f''
fury anti Capitol lull VI1aY ti council,
turi"ry st'irc.
which adetsiot "tunics. it can
In scope anul opinion;
'the po!ir*' md nansbuianre into lb.' water bats' F'rmul.as.
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ri.pirom.nY iceelon roe 'leteimineol Trtum exammna- true report, it is pointed ruil .'rrrs.oi snot In. arnm,memai re. 1 'mb" 'lrnmnruiI hay wr,'krn,i
a
'sn earls check of those
Kink, (',OP candidate for got'. of the report show'i fitu'i and thins of the city fitianrisi "the city's system of in. pir;ttio,n wit ,'oimmtiniu',I. but t fl.1 I i'uiia I Ir..((Ir oI"ati, lull ,mivnis
t'oi slmtiw,',i that two it me
ernor. Dtrk,en on crutches is forfeiture'. per titwk,'t fuir records that th,. volunteer ternul rontrot Wit,q intel,'. no :ts'a ml ('uiront'r hugh lion. push,'.I to ion tinh.y anui safe. a loner
A. .1, F'i I, Han (;uir.
more effective than flutist 1)011. fiscal year I'J,3-IU us 53,1)21 fire department is, in its quate" in that "both the tart lirunotinceul Wilder deaul my ,'.spert.s (cared the final my, hilly Foster,
Cako \'ar
ticiana on two feet.
while money remitted to the own right, contracting fur cash handling anti record trout accidental drowning.
liuire seiiutoj topple the record borough, Arnie Mncpper, Mel
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is $1,M3l, leaving a defi. wise administering municipal formed by (ha city clerk."
it' .hanns's Wilder.
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ciency of $9i); nn'i, in fiscal funds, i t ojoea neil amupelir thst Also included 'acre 12 rcr
edestrian Hit
at the stute auditor ii author. ommn,'nd.tions for improving
0. K. Robinson. Il0'. West yecrs l'J61t,, fineS,
10th Street, was treated at I8.3.S with money remitted izeti or required to audit that bookkeeping proce,lurrs.
White reports council si'
Suminols Memorial Hospital to the city being $7,848, leav. department's records."
Thu report further st.at.s ready has taken action Ii,
Sunday for wounds receiveil ing a deficiency of $480.
It Is stated that fines to.
it appeara that the vol. fulfill many of the suggest.
Mrs. V.'. Vuru."nt Robert, whii,'h
prt'si'mtts'ul by Mrs. I ert Canieron, Sirs. Jerry
when he was struck by five
tiling
$595, which we're mc. unteer fire tlt'partmnent has cii recommendations anti will ntis unstalt,',I fir * at'c'inI
shotgun pellets.
('t'ulo,.
Arn,lt; SIrs. Jt.hm, homer,
Dclii.
According to police reports. mnitted to the city after the euntributeil (rum its own take further action ot, tiu,' termuu iii pr"iiuI.'rut "f
New ,'.,,mtntittee t'hair,uit'n Mrs. Ralph V. ighit, SIrs. Em.
of
the
fiscal
cmi
yesr,
were
funds
toward
audit
th.
fire
pro.
recomnientia(io,us
at 'nruttir V. tioicn's ('lith of Srnn.
Robinson was walking on I
fur this rar were anniuunee,l nt Cossley, Sirs. l"re,Ierick
night's
regular iruitle t'uunt)'.
10th Street when he was ove'r'remitted 125. "This prob. tectiuru activity of the city," Thursday
abiy
represented
fines
that
council
that
thcy
"contracted
for
no
session.
by
'sirs. Roberti, 'l'hey ini'luil. 's%'il.on, Mrs. Darwin Smith,
'sirs, Piuilhip I)unhlcrartj of
struck in th. arm and back
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.tate prrioieiit of Iii, cii Mrs. I),,uahil lutes, hunts. Mrs. harry Adair, Sirs. Rob.
of his head by the pellets, hail been assessed near the espenilitura
end of the 1962-6.1 fiscal funds" anti so "were not in.
11e,muuit'riettc 'sVoi,icni's Club; of utiemutantuin, 'sins. K"nnieth Me. ert harvey, Mr.. Robert Park.
H. did not see who fired
year but not remitted to the eluded in the scope of our cxi"Tori,i, was the installing lntuh, chaplain; Sirs. J. J. er, 'sirs. Dorothy Ciurrodl, Mrs.
th.
shotgun.
______________________________ to the city until the 1963-64 aminution.'
officer at a luncheon held at Sieciowaki, membership; Mrs. i.yruns Iluddleston, Sirs. Cli!.
fiscal year," the report says.
Amommg
recommendation,
MIAMI (UP!)
I,*arrn,'e Swoffoird, program; toni 'sicKibbin.
William the Mayfair Country Club.
The report is critical of "fuar improving the financial McKinley (Chief
Ti". ntir, slat. of lait 'sirs. ltobo'rt ta'l"tls. bospitall.
BIlly O.
Also 'sir.. Roy William;,
Bridge ...............................IA the actiona and polIiea of operations of the city" were: ceola, the patriarch
ty; Mrs. Ruh.ert PrInce, psi. Mrs. Moultri.. Kelly, Sirs. I"t.
of the YC8f'i officer.
r'..iuistalleiil
ClassifIed adi ....................8-9 the city government in many updat, the ordinances and once-fierce Seminole Indian I along with Mr.. Roberts. 'Ihey litic,il pjtittttjii
anti 'sirs. er P. Hukur, Mrs. l'hillip
3A instances and lists 22 necom rcsolations sad have these, nation, will
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be laid to rest ml fleileti 'sirs. Michael ('auilo, Robert hlri,ison, e'istouljgn.
Boyd, 'sirs. Katherine Corley,
3" nienelationuis for "improving as weli as th. city charter, a white
Crossword puzzle
man's cemetery Tu.',. I sit', r,rrsi.knt; Sirs. Jane Au 'Speak" r for thu. r,ieettng was Mrs. Raynuonti hIss;, 'sirs
IA
this
financial
e'uuli(ie,i;
Abby
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operations
adopt
of
Dear
buigeta for day, safe front grave-robbing niatjet,, rci'orituig secretary; Si is. l)"hIeu ar.l, iii .It'st'rihc,l
J'-ri 'stiller, Sirs, i.u,itiin
2A the city."
tat Ia fun,1 and in, Iudc anti shtjeii.
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'sir.. Alteort F'itt,, e'urrnpund. hi,iior,,uis '.*5o.nl'.li'* sh.. haul MituwIs",, 'sits. I';. Jest, 'sl.'tht.
Anteing critkiaruis
noted cipated resenu. in the bud. 'Ibe Seminole elder died Sat ung secretary, antI Mrs. Walter
Entertainment ,................... IA
o'mit-uuntcn"iI iii tielkiiug to clubs yin. Mr.. Harold Kastm'r, Slr
3A were that minutia of the get..; require the accountant unlay deep in thi Everglades (lielow, treasurer.
Horoecop ............
around lb. state.
Tracey Ectes, 'sirs. Robert
council
mcstlnga
wits
6-7
to
furnish
council
each
month
not
Soclsty
U be watched the annual,
Mrs. Roberts received af Names of 2 new members Alexander, Sirs. Rudolph 11cr.
4. signed by thi chairman anti .i 5 statement showing revenue eefltunjes.old tribal corn dance, go1ei gavel "harm as
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a gift were announecul. 'l'hey inclu.leil rsi, 'sirs. William Wombic anti
IA eJ'r
1utaty flsstgutej, bud. 1 uinl eayenulituzgs aa cuinpar. lie was $3.
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I Iruni the nuenibera of thi tlub, Sirs. Cluiituui
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Central Baptist Churoh. 1511 Oak Lvi.

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Cituluots Baptist Miseioa
Bldsr Springs Baptist Ch,uuh,
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first Baptist Church. ItO Park Ave
frIendship BaptIst ChUnk of
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Viral Baptist Church it Senses
Pint Baptist Church of La. Mary
first Baptist Church it Lake Monr.
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Churak A Orass
Viral Bapttet Church . 0,54.
first B*'iliai Cbutch of lam I5pjags
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Jordan MleeOesary Baptist Church,
1(11 W. First a.
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Baptist Church North RI.
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Mao eals Miasios Baptist Chink
Oak Miii Rd. et.es
Horsing Obey IapUs Cbun.h, Geneva Hwy
Mt. OlIve Missiosary Baptist Church, 5*5
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Mt lion Miesiosary Baptist. St51s Ave.
New Bethel Mlasloauy Baptist Church,
II St. A Hackery Ave
New Mt. Caivary Mlaaioauy Baptist
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New Salem Primitive Beptias Church.
New Ut. lion Baptist Church, Ills Pu, Ave
Oskiawa Baplli Church, Sill W. Silk Ii.
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h.cqad Ihilek Ulseleasry Baptist Ckuek,
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Sunland Baptist Church, 311$ French Lvi.
Ii. James M.asiunarp Baptist Church 5(5,
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It. Paul MI*SIQWP Baptist chink, i
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It. Matthews Hisal.aas'y Baptist Church
Canaan Heights
It. Johns Miseicaup Baptist Chunk,
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Temp. Baptist Clunk, Pe.J *5IIap
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Ike

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PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
J, hi. Cameron and 3taff

STRICKLAND.MORRISON, INC.

SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO.
J0 Dunn and Staff

ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT
I Wilki Bowman I Employees

WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson

WINN DIXIE STORES
and Employs..

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PerubI.g
Pius, Osisry
It. Mary Magdst.*e Cath.uf. Chunk. Miiilani Ave. Lilamonte Snlags

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FireS Christian Church. lIlt i. leafe,4 Ave.

CONORIUATIONAL
Congregational Ckt1siin Chiarsk
siei rich Ave
Northaid. Cbntst*s* Chunk, Ple,.

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CHURCH OP CHRIS?
Church ci Christ. illS I. Park Ave.

Church it Christ, Geneva

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Chinck .3 ChrIst, Losgwee4
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Chuvek 01 Oct 11$ Ilekory
Church it 004. $1115. Vrcuk
Church at sea, Ovid.
Chink .1 0.4 Mull., ls15prie.
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Christ hpiaeepsl Chunk, L.sgw,a4
LII SaInts Episcopal, E*terpnts.
Holy Crscm EpIscopal, Park Lvi, 51 41*

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Asosasioa Luibstas Church, Overreck
Dr., Cassslbsrry
OOOS Shepherd Catted Luthers,

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Liatksraa Chars of Ike Redeemer,
lea W. Silk P15cc
M.sstah LiChens Chin.., Amertes Legloa
Hall. Prairie L,ke, firs Park
It. Luke. Lutbarsa Chuck. RI. 434 macia
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israelI Mu.enisi Methodist Chunk, I.
D.isry Ave.. Istsrprtss
Bear lAbs Methodist CurS
Rethei £.M.$. Church, Caaaaa Weights
cassclb.r,y C.aasnity Methodist Church.
Hwy. 11.5* 0 ?taey RIdgs It, Cisselkerry
UsIa,, Commuily Methodist Church V.
highlandi. 051*17
ChrIst Mothodisi Church
hemline 11551cm
Viral Methodist Church, III Park Ave.
first Methodist Church 01 Ovicd.
P'hrst Southern Usthadisi Church
3411 Seaferd A.
free Methodist Church. III H'. 4t* It.
Ueaevs Ustkodus Church, Senirs

araca M.thod*st Church, Osors ad.
Grast Chapel A.1I.E. Church, Ovid.
Oakgrove Methodist Church, Oviedo
Oaieea Msthedisi Church

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Mary
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3112 Be., Lake 2.e4

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Wsstmisatcv Presbytertas Church, MeweIl
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huts, 1311 Park Lv..
Cummuaitp Chppel, Ahlamsat. Ipilags
Washers Orthsdo* Chunk, 5t. Johns Chip.
sousa Chapel, Hwy 17-Il, fers Park
CesgysUea Bilk Zatasi, *4th a Mi.gssUs
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Pull Gospel Tsbstaa.lc 115$ Cesatry CIa
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I %Vrc,ith a,.i p!ac.d .t thc Thp, ia4 Suidli Seniin.i!. but sec what alt ran do in t'ronmotion, ar,tI parks smut
Florida has reached the end at football games have earned 1 the weekend was again th. Gemini 9 on Wednesday.
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base of the flag pole by Civil Air Patrol Cadet a n ii I whatever endeavor we under. recreational facilities. These
of its land sales.
the Seminoles a widespread target. for burglars. E. l. tronauts Thomas Stuffurl At Lake 1obi1e
Commander hiollis Johnson, Squadron.
take, It takes tratit work for items will serve both race,,
reputation.
Bhisckshear, principal, report. antI Eugene Cernan wsttcht"d
'i"w; t'nmniiiander %V II b u r
'rIme program was climaxed ncromuplislinit'nts.'
Lake Mary Chamber of I Ek's en &gt;cats ago, Coaky i'd to pulit' that among other the start of the flight to the
increasing income, better ed.
!.e% I Wilder, 0, of Aba . \Iort'y, A:mi.'rio'jn I4'gion, anti with a rifle salute by a firing
'eiiati,r (llcvo'laii,i .',,,n'Iul. ucatlon, better citizens, and
Commerce plans to hold at origlnatcd the 12'memher ma items stolen were a French moun they someday hope to
special dinner meeting Thurs. jorette corps and since that, horn and a tympani drum.
SIU1flS, drowned Sun. Mrs. PeIl.i Kryekr, president squad composed of imiembers ed by saying, "t)cmiiocracy is a h'vttc'r ronmniunity.
reach.
of the veterans groups,
constant challenge."
day at 7 p.m. Sen. Mack N.
day afternoon whIle swim.
James 0. hlagin, president
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Cleveland Jr. will be time guest
"A
local non-profit curpor. of Seminole County Voters
ming in Lake Mobile,
Traffic IoU
ation foriiied by interested Leugut', Inc., urged all per.
speaker. There will be metal.
According to, Sheriff J. L,
Istion of officers.
mwraoh,i
wiu, a ill arise at aujis in attcndanc to sprea4
16 Cars Pile UP 1
Hobby and witnesses at the
S S S S
lenders. cuorilinast.,rs, anti to the niessages received at this
scent', Wilder had been swim'
Pisase I of the imported fire
make plans fur the improve. meeting in their immediate
IAO (CI'I)
The long
mimmg for a while when he diced.
ant eradication program in
flmo'nt
of our community," communities,
c h u re h . s
Eates
get. ordinances were poorly ed to the budget; have each front a small pier, lie re. Memorial holiday weckerul
this area has been completed.
said F. 0. Kirchltoft, is the ichnoI, on their jobs anti cc.
h
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ad
Report of the state audIt prepared and did not include iicpiirtment
traffic death count stood at 19
lNI)IAN%POLIS, Intl (UPI) jolt of the S'niinolt' County cry where,

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'Thomas It. Mabta
Pastor
WorshIp
5:51 a, a.
Charek like.!
11:11 a. a.

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St. Petersburg anti ninny cit. ate of ticorgetown College In 10:41 am. blastoff.
J. C. Lavender, county road Ic. throughout Central
gathering that he hits been pleasure with the attendance
It is scheduled to set down
Flor. Georgetown, My.
superintendent, is happy these lila for Christmas Parades.
fly Jane Casselberry
Ihe program.
of the American Lesion Auxil. 1 put)ht' servant sint' ii. tO the meeting. Being a local
liii wife, I.aurel, 6. also on the moon at I J* n.m.
Tribute was paid to a u r
days. His son, Henry, Is due
lIe tiri',i the iicpI,' It, call on itoy, anti v anting to help his
Rev. Lucas 6rile, of Weit. tary.
'l'hursslay,
In 19t the Marching Semi. will be employed here as
him (or help bet'atts.' he is for I"ouIr he wonders where h,
nation's
honored war dead niinter Presbyterian Chutch
The South Sininole Juni
horn, from Vietnam in afew noles were chosen to be the member of the traveling mu
Its 113'fuoL Atlaa.Centauc
dis.
Suntfay aftetncwnz at a ser'hI,nsclf a ve1r'i.
th bettem-nient of t
*unt:ihas P4iic.I. 'Unde.bli-.on...
ai'gu.st 1 flIgIs 5' Sth*,t 1'ifltermedla
'3 for Miss Articaric staft 4 n county elementary launcher, a high. powered %'Ice
at the
American I.eglon speaker, He told those presentp band played for the program
his personal thoughts are: Iditions can he .liminstel
appenanc 'in the sehook, Mrs. Elmore also at. rocket making its first Use' Memorial Park in Cassel. that they were . . . "a witness antt the parade, which prc. Being alert to eoinnmunity with your help," he said,
Deltona should be complee dur. ,g riChristrn.'.
partde. tended Georgetown College.
ful flight,
raced into
the sky berry sponsored by the Vete.tto what we believe in and c.'e'ded it. Taps was played by needs, and acti%e'cootk'rzttive "Sel(.hlp Is what you can do
ly sold out of Iota within tb'
Its I ii Cost Icy or,:tnited the
The Elmores ha%e been before
a national
televisitiri
. of l"orcign Wars Post a h.it ste are a illin to stand lI%IIer Alan Young.
part kipatiun. An eaiimpl,' to help yourself."
next year. Homes sales and band parents as'oeiation andteachlng in Indiana and are audience
on * brilliant pluto.' 1u030 and Anierkan Legion fur . . ."
construction will coninue for SIACC that time the associalion expected to arrive in Sanford of orang.
.
Mrs.
lthth
itogers,
of
Cassel.
of the same is 'Mitiw.tv-'an. I John Aiezsnder, chairman
flames and white Mt'mo*'$al l'ost
2.6.
Rev Martin l"outz, of Mci. berry, was Introduced s a nan water ;irjctt is a reality, of Seminole County Commis.
many years,
ccording to has purchased two sets of uni. this sscck,
smoke.
* persons attended stab Lutheran Church, gave ;o!tI Star Mother.
Frank E. Si ku Jr., preal. forms, many band instruments
tli. Is proof of what t'an be sion, said, The eounty should
it was a spectacular Slim
the invocation.
Other groups itiarchiag in done it you put forth an et. enmht'avor to expand its efforts
dent. He says he believes it anti has financed many out of
orial Day opening f,ir the
CROO'IIS
Robert 0&gt; crt, of the 'F'W, the parade were Boy Scuut fort," hi' saul. "We have got in improving the agricultural
Is the first tInis that a ma- state trips,
week'long space thriller that

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fly Robt. U. Thomas Jr.
i Daniels, It. B, Whitehurit and
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Citizens Organization of Lee
Andrew Black.
Or. Frank Leone, director
the cnniniunity presented its
first rounty.wile conference of the Seminole County health
department, expressed the
on "community Betterment I concern about the few

and Neighborhood Resi.lent eons responding to the eoun.
l'artieipatii'n" Sunday at Mid. ty health program. Several
Way School.
reasons were given why more
Robert (;. retree. Deniocra. persons were not taking ad.
tie state ercutivp commit. vantage of same.
treman, espoundeil on the
'From Federal funds, a
televaney of Negro commit. clsnie has been .stai'lished,
tee chairmen of precincts . end as soon as a staff can
I5 anti 9.
he secured, the clinic will be
' You will not finti an open opened to accommodate Earns
thi,'r when you knock," he workers, since the incompati.
aitl, "if YOU do not put the bility of clinic hours and
1)t'no'iatt In offi'c This i late working hours of the
th,' ks'v t,, ,,ur cltililrt'n'a masses was the best reason
future."
for the lack of participation
Relevancy of the Negro by more individuals. The
?UCfl anti women servIng on sante services rendered by
' a t)cmcratic committee, he the French Avenue clinie
pointed out, "involv.'q the will be provided at the Mid.
participation of every rititen. vay Clinic," said Dr. Leone,
how harti you work is the
l)r. Leone was cited for hip
key to th future. When we efforts in working toward
refuse your knock, knock on the hetternient of health con.
the other iloor, anti vote Re. ditions in Seminole County.
pultlit'nn." lie concluded his herbert (riffin, a student of
discourse thusly, "Encourage ('rooms High anti a resident
all citizens to attend these of Miihlay.Canaan, will do

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415 Pub Lv..
Rev. Robeet H. Jenkins, Puts,
Moraing Worship
1:11 a. a.
Sunday School
5:45 a. a.
Morning Worship
11:11 a. in.
3171' Meetings
5:35 p. a,
(Intermediet.. hiSior)
Evealag WorshIp
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from campaign rigors, Tom
pa on many occasions.
ation teams of the Southern tedly slim. But. the cameradenies he went there to meet
The band has marched in As.ociatjon of Schools and carrying craft began its
with Robert King High. Some. two gutt'rItur' inaugural pa Collces.
formidable
63.hour
flight
one Jokingly accused
him of rades, the 1)a&gt;tonzs " 0O, the
with an unusually smooth
New bandmaster will

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lumuday Servics A
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W.iiias4sy lorries lies p a.
lubj.ctm "Ancient and lied.
iris Necromancy, alias
miriam and Hypnotists, U..
nounced"
hiding Rooms III W. Pint
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In aneisat em.. th. world rsltid breath!.ssly for SIlTY .w king, It was
always man's crying hop., man's Ssrvint expectation that under &amp; new king
th. world would be different,
Today no longer put our faith Icing, Ror In
government that
does not represent the people. We bailey. that tomorrow wifl be determined by'
thi hopes and Idsal. ol the young mu and women who today prepare for their
?011 131 lifa.
Thu's aren't any Christmas bell. graduation time. But It would be well
for us to remember thoes learned
-the Wise Men -who came across the
desert to Bethlehem. They cams to pay honiags to a new-born King .., On. who
did chugs this world,
And the sosis and daught.ns upon whom we look with fond hopes today
find their foundation of faith In th. um. Lord.
With it. ministry' of tuchlng Its Inspiration to aervlcs ..nd ucrfllce, till
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Naming the group t h e "In addition to directing the wipe out some of the moonS
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Seminoles," Cow. band, Cowley has served shot lead Russia won with
Tom McDonald and Mrs.
McDonald, who incidentally Icy hat taken them to the Seminole High School as spon. the first successful unrnan
landing
Mardi gras parade in New Or. sot of the Key Club, as senior ned lunar
four
played a
big role in Torn's leans, the Cherry ifiossorn pa. class sponsor, faculty advisory months agt,
election, spent the weekend in rade in Washington, 1). C,, and committeeman chairman and Surveyor's l's chnve of

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tennis may not hay. deploy.
ed as planned.
Scientists bisme iii a t p I y
sought to determine the ns•
fin, old building," writes
ture of the trouble, and its
Aunt Fanny. "Take a look
someday at the beautiful brick
time the corps has made no effect on a crucial mid.
fly faith Austin
wor'.
Ernest Cowley, bandmaster less than the top rating of course steering maneuver
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at Seminole high School for "Superior" In every annual planned for early Tuesday.
"Other than the antenna
TMoks lik, we will see both the past 13 years, will assume district or state contest In
candidates for governor in the duties as full time county which they have participated, prubkni, eserything appears
November election, GOP nomi. music coordinator for Scmi
The eye.catehlng "reindeer" normal," the spokesman said.
nec Claude Kirk says he plans nole County Public Schools at costumes worn by the major. Earlier, a steady stream of
cItes in Christmas parades al. optimistic reports flowed in.
to hit every main street In the close of the school year.
Riding along were the
Cowley has served part time ways have intrigued specta.
the state. Democratic nomihopes of U. S. scientists that
a.. Robrt King High says in this office for the past tori and vamera•mcn.
counties seven years.
Cowley has served as secre. Surseyor would pave the way
he will visit all
He was appointed bandmast. tary.trcasurer of the Florida for the landing of Amt'rkans
to discuss their problems.
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County Cominlssionrr-eiect that date has developed the trict IV, and has twice brought flash back hundreds of itir.
Bob Parker estimates he cov• Seminole High School band in. the district marching contest turd of likely Apollo land. .
er.d about 4,000 miles in his to a highly respected musical to Sanford's municipal stad. ing sites,

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LAUREL. ELMORE
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to gus us this Information
and tall us that it should be
restored and made a museum.
"Wi should try to save this

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Bible Study
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Moralmig Worship 11:11
Hvsulng Service
p.
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Sunday is Chaasel 0
Tussday
Ladies lihie Class 5:85 a. a.
MaW. ChLOe
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of trouble.
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America's first lunar-lander J
Tb. Pies building
ford's only really hitorial
began its path.finding voy.
age, a Space Agency spokes.
building - and rich with his.
tory. "Old Aunt Fanny"is
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lii. western two-thirds of ported seeing two airmen bell
tree, 4 459, Robert S Rillhiin Awards Day presentations in scheduled their Awarils Day 'lu's are slated for I a m
t 1-30 p.rn ~ Tuesday at 1: 13 in the school with Rev. Donald Pelham as the nation basked In warm out of a jot plans over Tamps
oll
temperatures today. Showers Bay,
the speaker.
Paul Rates won the precinct while Oviedo High School gymnasium,
and
Class Day Is slated at Sem. All commencement extrell- and thunderstorms fell from Several mi nutes later,polies
post in No. 14 with 214 vot es 1'scheduled the same program
s uits In fish kills opponents to to! for
denied the right to wear the Indian River (anal from San
C. A Wales SIrs for I 15 p m in the school mole high Sc hoo l June 3 at es are scheduled for $ p m the Cult Coast to the Middle got $ call from resident, of
said.
fashion
with
ford
to
near
Oak
11111.
1:30 p.m. with the Class of June 8, with Lyman, Crooma Atlantic states.
latest mod': in
Davis Island that a plan. had
Robe rts won In No. 27 with auditorium.
Committee Chairman Felix Reid Diggers, of Jackson. 229 votes to 199 for Mrs. I Friday, Lyman 111gb School 1040 as guests,
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and Seminole in th eir gymnas. A large and nearly station, crashed into Uss Mull
their fornsals - saddle
Baccaulaureate services are turns and Oviedo at the toot. sry high pressure system home.
will hold award ceremonies at
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fords -on the last Glee Club Salvador, of St. Atisnistine.
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robed from the Pacife 'it was a sheer strolt. of
concert of their high school said the committee absolutely on the dangers of pollution
9:45 am. in the schoo l audi. scheduled at all schools Sun' ball field,
is against eradication of water anti IUgie5tC(i a l)rgrant to
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j (lays."
eliminate pollution li
%ill have zenior day anti 1 ning an outdoor curriviony at parties are slated for most and. along with light winds, just left," said one of her
4,
hyacinths In the river.
Up
Johns.
Among
his
recornmen.
Oviedo's all-sports bantluct Is ,1 Courier
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Firld at A p.m. with of the schools following Com- kept temperatures above nor- neighbors.
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'McKnight
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Russell "
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slated
It
the
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arms
over
the
present
prodations
was
formation
,'f
address
by 11ev'. A. F . mencement exercises
Mc.
of Mr. and Mrs. R.
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Early morning tem pera.
gram of eradication" Salvador regional authority to operate I
Knight
Beach,
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tures ranged in the upper 30s
sewage di.4po.iml program,
ceived a 81.00o scholarship laidor Ws through much of the
A program of hyacinth a campaign to stop industrial Total number of
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North and Central Plains after 'Not Guilty'
toffs sold in Seminole Cou
pollution, mechanical
hyaeradication
currently
Is
being
Corp. The McKnishts are forMrs. Thelma ' B. Harper.
highs on Wednesday in the
rinth control sn:l eradication ty by the May 40 deadlii ~
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trier Sanford residents. Russell
mid to upper 30a.
7084 West First street. has
was 26,915. Ta; Collector
or harmful chemicals.
plans to enter Auburn Uni- IF
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Thunderstorms dumped to. been
t
found
innocent of
Art 5farghall, of the U. .9. Troy Ray said today.
Long range plans for a I St-vural prol,n,., 4als for pro- top expedite traffic to Florida cally heavy rain on the east- charges of careless and nolli.
versity.
FlAh and Wildlife Service at Ile said this was a out).
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stantlal increase over the network of access ro:nda from vitling ail,,iunte access to the Tech."
%'cro He hdiscussed the
ons
Steriltr0ol said the coun- and Virginia.
yield in a trial in Muncipal
number
sold by the deadline the north anti went to the univvisity f rom So
, 1104
poied SL Johns. Indian River
ty's road proaram for this Almost 2%' Inches fell on Court.
7:30 P.M. today at the Sanlast
year.
,
site
of
the
new
Florlda
rech.
Ciounly
uill
lie
dii(::,1.V1I,
Canal
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ford Women's Club for "Poor
ear is in excellent shape tut the ()ceana Naval Air Station Mrs. Harper was charged
Ray said 10,066 tags were nolnirical t1niverslty will h.' t"iistr"ni ii
comnijtt..'
Richard." the Jean Kerr The f r t
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said A-11111. of the P114"14 ; fhp meeting tonlicht was to near Norfolk. Va., In six following an accident May
sold
In
the
tax
collector's
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at
a
nierting
(if
the
said
original
long ri,nig.t plans,
:1 involving an automobile
hours.
comely hit scheduled as the ference on community better.
main office in the courthouse S'ciiiinol.' County Chariitj,-r Of iit,-luiiing rtaligniiicnt .
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One
pruposisi
would conElizabeth City, N. C., re- which sh o was driving and $
next production of The Roun. ment and neighborhood.resl- a gnmen o
and another 7,759 were sold Coiiinierei", bug rang.' ilan- $19, the I)vici. Itititi.
..,caiihe of the con- in the branch office in Scm- ning rorii,iijtt&amp;'e I'.riight,
the new Sanford marina corded 2.28 in th e some time motor scooter driven by
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daljers, All interested persons dent. partici ation will be hell abandoned
struci ii, of a t.iuivaiiy over
c,r
industry and mole Plaza.
to Florida Tech via a widenICheater Cherry.
period.
The coinnuittee will meet l.ak,, Jr-top.
itkning
are Invited to read for the Sunday from
to
pun. at
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Sanford venue, over a -I
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Sanfor'i
five roles in the play.
sod
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Midway Fl
rom
Lakp Jessup Causeway and
stresm nd stood fleal of the people whn'llrittsurnnt. Chairman Doug
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. ponal t,v reinnert S11 Ail) with
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The progra m will femtur@ divert It to the Indian Ri:er. formerly Imu
Univrritity
tralign MR 419.
lcht 0 r a n g e lax Stenstrom said.
thr
propoord
Westside Grammar qchool'a such speakers an Robert
Q A number of conferences have County tags," Ray said.
I ) ~ I concert of Fifth and
Members of the Board of I Parkway W111111 14 "chriluled
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Sixth Petree. president of the Semi- been held, he said, on finding
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.-graders is set for 6 p.m. tonote County Young Dfmo- an alignment that would meet and of the county totaled 5.. ,I been invi'ted to join in the 1 'rech.
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idway- the interest of conservation I;so. However. this is the I discussion. Also invited is I "We have to hri:in to plan
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51rs. Jeanette Stewart.
sociation; Rev. Earl E. Wil. he forthcoming soon.
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lboard In January.
I declaro-J. "We must, be really
"ham,, vice president of the
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Littls four-year-old Wanda association' Ci tyM anager
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I ,) Brabizon witnessed the acci- Warren E. Knowles. of San.
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question will be more
dent the other day in which ford; Rev. Harold H. WhiteI and AI
more In the minds of
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'it
.6 Lt. lAwrence White was In. hurst, president of Seminole
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as the United states opN.
Jurtd. Her brother. Rlcky, ask. Neighborhood Councils Inc.-.
He's hurrying fo open
It
had one wish and Dr. Frank Loon#. county
on
the
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in
less
North
than four
Orlando Mayor (corge Fuller today issued a
a passbook savings account
a desk sergeant or a Jail keep and a, are getting along
It would corn. true, what health officer' EDKirchff
years.
without a full time clerk.
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would she wish? Winds said: director of Seminole Count • statement to The Sanford Herald for residents of the 'iiat
the Sanford Atlantic.
The answers will be *xplor
"The council has never proposed to buy a fire truck.
'L prey the man in the acci- Community Action, Inc.;
lag. to "clarify misinterpretations pertaining to council
The Sanford Atlantic
by Charles
Jean In All
In the first place, the fire department Is an independent ed
Florida
mag
dent is all right."
A. Black. assistant director of action on proposed building plans for the community and
azine. Jean doonly
bank in Seminole Counfy
organization.
The
fire
department
expects
to
receive
a
Community Action, and John other areas of municipal government "
tails for the reader the think.
truck
from
the
Forestry
Service.
Altiander, chairman of the
accruing lateroa
iNg Of experts in NASA's FuFuller said: "The North Orlando Village
Herald Index
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prgci&amp;tes the news coverage given them by
office at the Kea.
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ads,........4ASA llance,SImino1eN.tghborhoo
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tommunity around us, and they are all much larger. and Face of a Ifero. It's
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Crossword puzzle ......... 3A Councils, NAACP. Midway.
"The council states It does not intend to build a build.
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Dear Abby ............... 2A Canaan Fire and water Asi"S 4`01ting 4124,000. There has been no price quoted a-s
in .North Orlando at the pro-nent ritto ur siftrr the sui
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c. idans back from Vietnam.I Etlitori3l page ............ IA x0eintion and Seminole County yet. The estimate is in the nqixhborhood of li2o, o.

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news conference "
Is helped him beat Bums after
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GOP State Chairman Tom
Tile Sairford Jaycees are Fairfield Brown here said he losing out in the first Demo. Official canvass of rues. '
I . 4 losing their executtve secre. would welcome the governor's cratle primary. said he'll ,,be day's election returns. plus a ~
tary. Mrs. Phyllis Chapman. support. But he added he campaigning for Bob High" count of absentee ballots, re- ~
She has been with the Jaycees would make no formal request against Kirk.
vealed today that 9,604 voted
"I'm going to be ii active in Seminole County or 38.7
longer than most of its pre. for it.
the "full
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sent active members.
per cent of the registered
sources" of hlo;
calling the I Democrats.
Stephen J. Powell, 471 Rosa publican party would be signals now." Kelly said from
This bettered the May 3
11* Drive, was designat ed for th rown behind Kirk. Right Lakeland. He said that he turnout of 9,600 or 4$4 per
honors at University of Flor. now, he said, the party has would have to devote some cent of the total number of
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law school for leading his $30,000 available with pledges time to his work but that he Republican and Democrats.
and High would meet in the The official canvass reveal.
class during the recently con- of more.
Kirk called the campaign a next couple of days to discuss ed no major changes in the
eluded winter trimester.
half - million dollar undertaking how their two organizations Seminole County returns.
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Turn McDonald of not being lican figures would come to the general election,
count showed that Coy, Hay.
as friendly Wednesday as he Florida to speak in his behalf. Kirk said he already had don Burns carried the county
was on Tuesday. But this may To win, th e former insur received pledges of support by a 1.008 vote margin over I

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followed. Momenta later Me
gets and a policemen swung
take sides n the Vietnamese it op" for them.
political cdiii sacked aM A huáy youth who Identi.
humid t, U I bforasthis fled himself As Nguyen Vie
today while
the li.
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brary wail waving lb. red
sad did aothing.
. plastic cinnister of gasoline
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dud.. •h.er.d time and time be had carried at the head of
again as they made a bonfire the march from the univer.
of books and furniture In the sity'.
A wave of his hand baited
eftr[Yard and then burned out
the modernistic twostory U. the group. Then he sent 30 stuS. cultural enter building. dents crashing through the
There also Was unrest in plate glass doors of the llbrSalaou and riot police fired ArY and the vandalism followtear gas to disperse monks ed—the second time the USIS
oyed
mmirthing on the U. S. am. bulidlng had been destrm
baggy in the continuing "y@ in two years.
In Saigon U S Ambassador
to topple the military govern
te
sn.
h;lso

member of this

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last&amp; throughout the communi.
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James Alexander Weidman, Among his selections wero
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"' Picketing
Sonata In Ir
crans Hospital.
and
Allegro
A.saJ,
Adagio
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A native of St. Augustine,
WASHINGTON (UP!) —
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by W. A. Kosart; Movements
was
of World
The U.S. Supram. Court was
Mod.re,
Tree
peii,.t.u.ts,
Ages
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at Imt e U.
asked to bar a resumption of
and Modere and Alert., by Fran.
theArmy
Catholic
a member of S.
unlimited picketinir of the Church.
cis Poulenc; Nocturne, E MIJacksonville (Fla.) Railroad Survivors are his wife, Mrs nor, by Frederic Chapin. and
Doris Weidman, of St. Auguis: Prelude Pour LA Piano, by
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businesses
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three daughters, Mrs. W. Claude Debussy.
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Bob has been a Taluablo
pend on Florida's products, H. Davis Jr., both of St. Au. member of the Academy music
will he directly effected by gustine. and Airs. Jacqueline department during his four
the resumption of unlimited McMahn, of Coral Gables; years at the school. He his
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picketing at the terminal, and three sons James Weidman been accompanist for the
,
thousands of more businesses
:t Allentown,
.Ct Academy Choral and the
will be Indirectly
tired: School Choir.
T
the application said.
and Harold Weidman of Ar bass drum in the Academy
front of the embassy to pro- students.
Mrs Louise Schmidt
MURDER (hA GE
PIANO recital was resented recently by Bob
The court took under con. lington. Va., and one sister. Band and has served as proal,The destruction 01 0 lIbf*
tact U. 8. support of the Sayw" charged with first deirree murder of her
Stubbs, member of the Forest Lake Academy
siderstion the appeal by the Mrs. Eugene ROUMWAI, Of dent of the school's M usle
gram out.
husband, whose dismembered body was found
Ary and a Cultural castor Is
music department, who Is irraduatinir this year
Line
Sea.
Sanford.
Is
pictured
Atlantic
Coast
and
Police #W two fire trucks a distressing ad," Its sold.
in their Marion (Ind.) home. She
Club. T'his year he Is a mem(Herald Photo;
were present hot did no in• "We do t believe this i0llflt with her children, Jimmy, 6, and Nancy, 8. Mrs.
board Air Line railroads and Craig Funeral Rome, St. ber of the National Beta Club. __________________________________________________
at.
Augustine,
Is
in
charge
of
torypna. Finally troops of the action represents the views
the Jacksonville Terminal
Schmidt at first told police her husband was
lie is the son of Mr. and
rangements.
rebel South Vietnamese lit of the Vietnamese People •
Company.
slain by Glenn (Buss) Stewart, who later aur.
Mrs. L G. Stubbs, of Balmy
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THOMAS BURLEIGH
randefed In Tenneuee and
her
The picketlar was started
Bear Links. and
Beach
the
to keep the arsonists away
Ladle discussed
of the a :
May4
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from the 'nearby U. S. consu• dent on lb. telephone With ________________________________________________ Railroad Trainntent which Is 1513 Palmetto Avenue, died Louis J. Stubbs, of 133 Willow
Xy
thes
Coo
late where Vice Consul James Premier Nguyen
Oft &amp;Wks against the Florida Wednesday morning at Sem. Avenue, rorest City.
MAY 2111 19641
ler. Mary Reel, Mamie FlnMull[InSton earlier had scorned met with a number of VMS&amp;East Coast Railway, which Inole Memorial Hospital after
Admisslosse
ney, Paul Keitt, Bestrice
in'
officials
l
Saigon
the threats.
UUI the
Inst The picket a
IronC
Alfred Hudson, Sanford.
Paul,
Irene
A delegation of students told eluding thW ad stAte Nguyen
A resident of Florida since Band Boosters
lint* were at all entrances and
Toss, ° ulel s
Se ato n,
PORT l. A 17 D ER D A L E A Hialeah roofers 31-year. train
$ulllngton that unless they got Van TbIeU.
3925, he was retired from
crouings.
Claudia J. Muse, Karen Metz. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muse,
American officials in Saigon (UP!) —
a satisfactory reply to their
end to Southern Bell Telephone and
members of old James Purkhii.r, WU COtt
result
was
an
The
Sanford, a boy.
demand that Johnson inter, said any decision as to who'
S
e
Telegraph Company after
w
motorcycle
I ted f first d
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t
t
freight
Discharges
be
Iveime in the nation's rebel-gov- that U. S. citimis should
years. Ila was a member of
Hargis Sentenced Robert Suprenant,
Acted of assault charges stem. der I"t mouth for the slaying and passengers through the
Julls G.
era meat elash they Would take evacuated from Hue 9~" UP minig from the slaying feet
Lodge
SIB,
r.
Westmoreland
UPPER MARLBORO. Md.
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Catilln
terminal,
also
extensively
used
1.
Brown,
Sam
the
scene,
U.
S.
the
=an
06
"stronger action." BuIlingtola to
of the migrant girl.
(UPI)--Mrs. Cliarlene Hargis, Harb. Frisda
&amp; A.M.. Greensburg. Pa.
December of 11-year-old Caw
. bY the ACL and the SA4 be. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Oviedo Bond Boosters will estranged wife of former Rep. Brown, Cecil E. Flowers, Paul
stopped Inside the consulate Consul Tom Corcorso.
P. Brefka, Dorothea FilkLns.
lins Flores at a nearby ml- was shot and killed at the cl
and locked the doors.
cause employee of those car. Katharine W. Burlefgh, of elect new officers at their fin. Deaver D. Hargis (D-Kau.)
mox of a foucl between the tiers
grant labor camp.
refused to cross the pick. Sanford; one son. Clifford D. &amp;I meeting of the current was sentenced to a maximum Sanford- David Mathelux, Ge.
After an hour's discussion at
neva; iherrie Wilson, Lake
A six-man Jury found Roy Iron Cro" motorcycle gang at lines.
on Hue unlydrilty science NOW
Burlelgh, of Lakeland; three term scheduled for 9 p. m. of 10 years in prison for the
a
Itilarsad"
It.
Griffin
guilty
of
conspireand
Puerto Rican laborer The two railroads and the brothers, James K. Burleigh, Thursday In the school sucil. fatal shooting of ber four chil. Mary; Patricia Johnson and
building In the ancient Imper- UWW press
baby boy, Longwood; Pamela
fal capital 54 miles north of Although other cars had cyr to commit aggravated as- at the camp near Pompano Terminal Company obtained of Danbury, Conn., Rev. Peter torium.
ren last October.
and baby boy, Maitland.
Grant
Bosch.
15
SAult.
He
was
sentenced
to
from a federal district court B. Burkigh, of Gulf, N. C.. Officials of the group also
I)&amp; N,, Ang, the 1.000 students
been demonstrated earlier, months in jail by Court of Smith, Mahoney and Griffin in Jacksonville a stop order and
ovr
AGAIN
marched the three blocks
John A Burleigh, of Sc hope to introduce the school's
the first passenger automobile Record Judge Louis Weissing were accused of going to lb. against the picketing at all
lb. library building
two sisters, new bandmaster, Richard
attic, Wash
Although police along th. regularly manufactured in the Paul J. Mahoney and Char- labor camp with PurkbIer but the entrance set aside for Mrs. L. 3. Morris, of St. Pe Felnberg, at this meeting. John F. Kennedy Iflu £iCt two
crncvsr corny,
us
way watched without doing United Stains was the Dune. lea K. Smith were convicted of to seek revenge on the Puerto FEC etnployeL
tersbug, and Mrs. Agnes Feinberg will be replacing children, Caroline and John ISTH JVDICIIL
anything, someone did tip off —made by the Duryea Motor conspiracy to commit assault Rican farm band, whom Purk.
But Monday, the 5th CIrcuit Black, of Lakeland, and three Richard Zelley who is trans•Jr., will be off to Hawaii next IN AXD rolt orglixoLu
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cation
OA in the COV"ITY.YLONIDI.
Albert Bali, the 36.year.old Wagon Company, Springfield, and battery. The judge defer. hiser had fought with earlier Court of Appeals ordered the grandchildren.
ferring to the music depart. mon th .or a
.
CHAMCERY
USIS director In flue. Ball Mass., In ism, according to red sentencing them until on the day Catalina was skill- stop picketing action nulli. Briison Funeral Home Is in ment of Orlando Junior Col. recuic sun.
Itb:NZA BLACKSHEAR. JR-o
rwnuft
sent consulate employes Here's The Answer.
ad.
Friday.
fled.
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By Mrs I.e.! Matbiens withdraw the manure from the pump and the spray can be set These trucks ar. euphemis
Mrs. Betty Y. Schlu.semeye, pits in four minutes.
to dlmçisions required fgr tically known by the name of
'Honey Wagons"
an4 Diny Whitingo. Geneva, The trucks carry a reverse grove or pasture

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Four feed tanks have been In.
stalled which can hold eight
tons of feed and the farm Is
equipped with a 5W gallant
gravity flow tank on a deep
well pump that will distribute

according to map of Vial
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file Your answer or written do.
(OnOss. It AnY. In the above pro.
coodins with the Clork of this
Cnljrt an-I n norv* a copy
thereof upnn the p1slatifrg at.
torn*ys ahnse name an.1 s4.
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end each of you. the title o i CDZ-1111
whirts case is as shown above.

c si4Ingb.Ingiatttof:r:.

an Insulated sliding door. thus
preventing a drastic loss of

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I-Ot It. Block V. 11UNLAND

room and a complete bath;
the cooler house will hold 100
full cases of eggs and is uni.
quo in that the cooler room
can be entirely set apart from
the adjoining loading room by

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COOWNERI4 of Feathernest Farms, Mrs. Betty 'Yarborough Schltise-

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Is to house 46.500 chickens

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can be fed in a period of 45
minutes by making use of an
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area with cement floors.
This farm Is expected to
consume approximately 133
tons of feed and 9,0W gallons

first c

crates from truck (top) are Dick Geiger, general manager, and Harold
111chards. Tucking the "
girls"in for the night (bottom) are Lloyd AleKinney and Danny McGraw.
(Herald Photos)

CHEST TY?Ft Slicling bit. UPRIGHTi Dear *Wye
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3' feut wide and 34' feet long
shelter required 150 cubic feet
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FLAT111*811 RAVINRIS BANK.
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A rthur it. nockwith, Jr.
Clork of Circuit Cmirt
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NOTICE or

a crane, thereby shortening
the building time per root to
an hour and fifteen minutes.
'Three miles of caxes wore
starlet! In March of this Year

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Cancor Vona. 11ripsoft Flin- Pialnuff's attorney. $Wk X.
Pral Home in cis,srxr.
Cloveland, Jr., Attorney at
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then the entire root structure
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Ilohint M. J enkin s of VIrst tlsfentant, theme pr.."nta are
Mithoilui Church offic iating to comment you to appear ant
151 I5e will hi. con, file your Anwar or other di.
,t,lrt.,l at ;rav.i.its In Ever. fa,i.e or pleading herein with
green Cemetery. In lieu of the Clerk of the Circuit Court

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I'a*,tsr*I lion,, In h.arg,.
note County. Florlds, by
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lcu,,.r*I ,,rvl.-.e for Thomi s dlvorc.. the ,hnrt title Of
to
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steno, Autolita Is wrestling
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grand
Drivers and ear owners, ble and Pure are moving in iip to the rumored 100 •
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iito watching with eye-pop.
fending champion Jimmy
ing astonishment as giant sad the racing people are
A Football Weekend
Clark.
accepting.
On
top
of
utoniotirs accessory firms happily
So far the accessory doIwe ,,i.s,ty right In the middle of baseball 'salon
I it out for the privilege that, the woods suddenly are
war has overshadowed
lar
for
pleading
both locally and nationally — and what's coming up? A
their
firms
full of
f fitting ears with
what
looked like a decent
to shell out big
Ng football weekend.

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problem. His car ehusla Is a
17 Jim Bacc ee
Brabbarn, with modifications
Herald
Spurts Writer
by mechanic Clint Brawner.
In
his
first
year as head
Clark and George Snider, the
other front row sceupant. track coach at Lyman High
have lotus chas..e.ltisa oCnOOi, dim rlfiS7
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mught
characteristic of the Brabhaa
the
Greyhounds
from
almost
that it does not run as well as
the Lotus with a full fuel complete obscurity to a poaition as one of the most
load.

Mario's crew is working highly
the chance
roducta.
between the Ford day and night in search of a In the area.
Memorial
skirmish
It
the
is
Stadium
(or
money
to
sponsor
cars.
At the moment, racing folk
At the Sanford Mun icipal
With bard work and an
Back In the good old day., engine, the new monarch of solution. If they can't find
Iladlurn 7 ? 7 lt'i used so little, it's hard to remember its re happy spectators at the
it, race day fans may be abundance of desire, the
the
Speedway,
and
the
new
"Football '
just
call
It
the
it
figure
younger
kid$
could
Wen. Borne of the
orld's richest Ping-Pont an owner
rear-engine Of startled to see the fastest Greyhounds won only two
would take $50,000 (car cost supercharged
ts4lum.") Friday Might Is the annual spring gsrns for the
itch,
after the driver In Speedway history meets the year before, were
But,
fenhauser,
of
woks
up
four
first.
a
run
srnIaol. 111gb School gridderi, winding
Nice, fat, happy figures, $20.30,000) to
qualificatloni,
of
first
days
slowly falling behind the victorious hi five of seven
spring drills.
Ifhe $100,000, ricochet off the class operation during May.
were pack for the first 10 t 15 regular season meets this
the
supercharged
Offles
ti
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This year it Ma a different twist, with the gradua
raIls in Gasoline Alley at It costs more now. But the
01S.
spring, finished second to Di.
doing only slightly better than laps.
psulors of last Sill', tease furnishing the opposition for the he Indianapolis Speedway owners are getting help.
Si.
Land
in the Orange Belt Con.
Gen.
Custer
against
the
fuel
Is
eonOnce
enough
Sometimes an owner who
vaniteers.
ith startling frequency these
; IMThe
aumed, he can turn on the ference and won honors as
wanted to rut expenses could oux,
same thing will happen on the Lyman Yield in Long- days.
Ford powered 17 of the 2.1 juice. So his biggest hope group and region champions.
41so weed Priday night when the 965l Lyma n seniors take on One firm In rumored to dig up a kind soul and nail cars
A shining light in the Lywhich qualified the tint now Is that he won't get too
Coach
It
spring
session
of
him
for
$1,000
to
sponsor
the
tied
million
ave nearly $I
mint Sail's gviddsv, winding up the
by
Mario
man
picture throughout the
two
and,
led
for
behind
beforeth
days
ear
be.
e
p in a new—and very sue. ear. For this the sponsor
VICk COPSI*I4'I Greyhounds.
Andretti, who set a qualify' comes competitive,
spring was the outstanding
around
go
could
watch
the
ear
.Wllb.tb.$MttI1oc*lfiflJwIliIStt050
euful—raeinr team.
Ing record of 165.899, swept
performance of David HugFirestone tires, Champion with "Fred Sideslip and
of their favorites In action. Of the 17 Seminole High senior.
positions,
gins,
recently selected most
all
three
front
row
(last.
Siding,
Sons,
Roofing,
oil
ran
playing, 12 wars Starters either offensively or defensively In $park plugs anti Mobil
Parvaluable
member of the team.
Fatest
Offy
man
was
played last. fall.
It he only show in town at the ering and Wild Animal Train.
a at least one of the 11 games 5115
landed o
a versatile per.
Huggins,
Jones,
who
nelli
Special,"
painted
on
the
help,
as
only
Now
Good.
ing
1,00" for years.
Tile Lyman isniors mast be getting some
NEW YORK (UPI) —
° former, participated in the
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inside
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the
second
row
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Ie,. were listed on the Greyhounda' program roster and -ear has challenged Fire- hood,
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of this., only siren were .tart.n.
jobs. After Parnelil, you the signing of James Earl the mile relay tram for Pared
If yours a larry Baker fan and Ilk, to watch the little
have
to dig all the way hack Kennedy, a left-hind batting Icy, breaking school records
Lyman speedster slip through the opposition, or if you reto
the
fifth row, where you shortstop from Arvin. Calif., in each. He established himmember some of the jarring tackles by Seminole corner back
silt as one of the bent athwill find Rodger Ward in an- Wednesday.
Tsiry Ichols thea you won't want to miss the.e ruder night
115
pounder,
6.tnot.9,
The
totes in the state at the state
other
supercharged
Offy.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Andretti, the personable who attended Bakersfield Col. meet in Gainesville, coming
W I. Pet, (
W L Pet. GB
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26 14 .650
inn Trait
24 10 .7043
Cleveland
has
been clocked at fantastic signed to Sarasota in the Flor- stretch of the 880-yard race
louston
23 115 5110 2',l,
Detroit
2114 .600 $%
to outdistance two favored
Shrin. Club meeting j as Angeles 23 17 .675
speeds this month, ran over Ida Rookie League.
t
Posibsil will also tab.
Baltimore
20 15 .571 4'4 1415 m.p.h. in practice His
opponents and earn first place
Is.LgM whet Sleet Cook, Usi genital manager of the I'itt.sburgh 19 17 .52*
17 16 .511 6% qualifying average, though
Minnesota
Jim Sebring of the Pitt.. honors in Class A comp.ti'hiladslphis 18 17 .538 5
Orlando Panthers, will be the gimut speaker.
AD
IN 17.514 5'-4 California
IV II .514 5% slower, still is nearly two burgh Pirates hit the first tion.
Cub's Panth.r team is in the tough Continental Football ( ineinnati
His time of 1:38.1 wan
19 23 .462 $
miles-per-hour faster than horns run in World Series
Lugts, and if you doa'I think this Is good football, you're Ulanta
Chicago
16 18 .471 8
just five-tenths of a second
15 20 .429 1114
It. Louis
next
to
history
on
Oct.
1,
1903,
In
a
Clark,
who
will
start
sadly mistaken.
New York
16 211 .444 9
13 18 .419 M4
game with the Boston Bud J short of the state mark. Da'
him.
Tb. Panthers, looking for some talent since they sold Ilow York
143 21 .432 9%
Washington
10 25 .2*15 13%
viol has the distinction of not
Is of their iNS gridders to the new Brooklyn franchise, will Thicago
But Mario has a chassis , Sox.
14 22 ,381) II
Boston
Wednesday'. Results
be holding tryouts at the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando, this
Pittsburgh 8, Nan Fnaneiso e Kansas City 13 22 .371 11%
Sunday afternoon.
Wednesday's Result.
incinnati 43, Atlanta 2
C
Perry Moos, lbs new coach of the Panthers, says that
New
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IL Louis 9, Chicago i
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having Just a half-mile race Straughan won their heats
with a record time of 1,83. ,
in his senior year.
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Darrell Aligaler high jump. the pole vault (12' 4"), John
ed 5,10" for a new standard. Angel in the shot put (47'
The mile relay tram of Bob .4"), and Bob Herrington in
Eldridge, Larry linker, Larry the low hurdles (0:21.7).

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Stan MikIta of the Chkao
Huggins recontit'ti a time uf
3;2tLP. The 80.reiay tivar' ilIad Hawks set a Natioi,t't
let of Eldridge, Baker, Dan- Hockey League record for as.
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Minnesota at Boston
Atlanta at Chicago
Quality Mobil. Horn's and Cobia Boats, the two team. Cincinnati at St. Louis (N)
Friday's Games
Baltimore at Kan. City (N)
' currently battling for the top spot in the Metro Softball Pittsburgh at Houston (N)
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atively. The question of two once or tss ice by a couple of
or even three million drew the clubs but it was strictly in ithrnt'a belief that Oliva will otipietl with the fact he was
same response from this man Jest," said Griffith, "They be the biggest name in base' never ejected from a major
league gante, may have
who is supposed to be rather knew they were wasting their ball in due time,
Fellows like Mays
Maysand prompted this career counsel'
time."
chintzy with a buck,
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Trailing for Oliva Wutilti be Mantle already have reached jng,
"What good is the money ?"
'firs-uI of living for two years
said the Minnesota presy. entirely out of th e questhm, their peak, but Oliva still is
on the way up," he reasoned off what he saved as a player
"Say you lake it, what hap- too, he said,
Well, then is Oliva getting Long accept ed the umpiring
"1 wouldn't trade him (sir
then? You have to pay
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Uncle Sam a good chunk and anyone in baeball, whether it all the money that is due challenge.
"It's a tough job," he said.
you have to pay the state. So was Willie Mays, Sandy Moo' loin?
"II.' wa pretty ru,uudi at
dk!n't tl!t'tl to think it
the result is you're' out iii,' lax, flank %arnn or wbone'.cr
t.a bisekesi
plui eders4
cisc
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could
think
of.
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contract
time,"
Griffith
smil'
w-tuultl
be. I thought a play
money as well as the ball
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and
you
Call
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tire he's the best ball player ed. "lie got $30,IME1 out of tile, comes
player."
Ever hear of a ball playSr get, it."
Griffith already has proven Iii the game"
For models of Chrys!ot, Moto, PontIne,
'hit I was kind of sur.
Griffith, who has been tirtg that mtictm after oi:iy two
he values some of his ball
Oldsmobile, Mercury and many stat ion wagons
"It's
players above money in the around awhile, also says Oliv. &gt;'ars ? I'll It It took \luiti.I j,rut'si," long continued.
like
being
a
judge.
YOU
.iggu'
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or nut
past. 1k' turned down a SW,' is time best hitter lie ever s,w, Mantle and 1)1 M
''I saw Ty Cobb, Georgi' live ears before: tlit-&gt;' got It. can't retire to your chamber
000 offer fruits Cincinnati for
Harmon Killebrew once and Sisle'r anti harry ikiimann - 'In he getting sshat her itt" and think over your det'Ision."
Long's s'speriencc as a play'
repeated
rejected another half million although I'll have to adroit I crves?"
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has bee'n helpful in his um
titer
queltion
for Camilo Pascual a few saw them when they were on ' the
paying
uirng.
worth
what
Ins
"I understand bjil
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last
legs.
I
used
to
hear
their
years later.
butt,''
c'liuekk'ul
the
Twina'
iulaers after pl;i&gt; ng for 21)
"There is no price sshatso' lily uncle (Clark Griffith)and
years myself," he said.
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Griffith reveals there have Oliva's hitting ability that ended in 1963, Long recalled
One of them is outfielder
Tony Oliva, according to Cal. been no real otters for his there's nothing that can make what some umpires had told
yin Griffith, the president of I building 21yt'ar'old superstar him lease his seat when Tony , him while he was still a play'
the Minnesota Twins,oho who has led the American 0, as his teammates call hint, yr.
"\'ou'tl make a pretty good
sometimes is accused of being League in hitting his first two is due up.
,,I've hail some important umpire, Dale," a few of the
in baseball strictly for profit. years and already has a good
How about it million dollars Jump on his third straight things to do at times when he men in blue had suggested.
title,
came up and I always let
IMng's build, six-foot-four
in cold cash?
and 3 pounds, gives him an
"His name was mentioned them wait," said Griffith.
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are only a few things left in two million dollars just by the but I wonder
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his flannel uniform. Long, who
vi rtile his name In the record k 19 years ago ai
Pitts.
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home runs in eight consecuth e games, turned to umpir.
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Forest City Sporting Center, and their coach. Carl Unicy. Kneeling from
left to right are Scott Reeves, Max \Velnar, herb Sweezy, Herky Mueller,
bat boy, Mike Conover. Brian Brewer, Tom Murry. Back row, left to
right) are Manager Carl L'nley, LtlCts Baird, Jerry Scott. Clint (orei',
Larry Glynn. David Unley, Steve Ballard, Cary Powers, Rick Constantine, and Aubrey Sewell, sponsor.
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tworun homer.
day of June. 134$.
The nature of this prne.ei.
Steve Barber's balk in
r.plevtn
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for
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Inning permit
of a certain Mobile horn.. ties. 5eVSflth
crIbrit a. follows:
John Romano to score ft
One Il !34 Asatea MobIleitima54atO feet third buss with what pro
hearing serial number 54:. to be the winning run.
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T)ONi suitS nnnr:nI:t) at
*,nr.'rt. iteminole Coont y in that inning on two sing
P'tniia, this 17th day of Mar. a stolen base, an error 1
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the balk. Rumano accoun
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lty Martha 'F. Vihien
Deputy Clerk
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Sterling, who can offer a limited amount of acholarihips
to only Seminole and Orange County students, has a list of
caters all ready lined up.
Thin former Apopka coach is anxious to get things going
and I. very happy to be a part of our community.
Th. feeling a mutual, Jo..
Race fans in the Central Florida area can ae. the exciting
IndianapolIs 500 at Orlando's air-conditioned Municipal Audi.
torluas, Monday morning on a big screen closed circuit tel..
rubs. The Sanford )'lreston, store Is selling ticket. to th
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bases-loaded single off w
ncr Don Drysdal. In the a
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Dcl Crandall and Leon Wi
net homered fur the mdii
anti Chico Salmon pitched
with four singles. Crand
Vic Davalillo and Wagu
each contributed three h
in support of young T
Kelley, who relieved the u
ing Sam McDowell in I
second Inning anti won
second game without a s
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Pappas won his f o u r I
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seven.
Curt Floods grand iii
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seventh inning explosion
the Cards which enabled N
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victory. Briles yielded a ro
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first pitch of the game1
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the NI. lead In hitting with
.352 mark. On, point heM
at .351 was Willie McCoy.
whos, two solo homers s
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struck himself clear out of
th. American League has
struck It rich in Texas.
After fly. season. In the
junior circuit, distinguished
only by the establishment of
four major league strikeout
marks, Nicholson was shIp.
ped to Houston list Deesm.
her and appeared headed for
oblivion.
But Grady Hatton, managSr of th. Aatros, had a plan
to get th. most out of Nicholson's largely untipped tel.
mt. He decided to platoon
the 215.pound strong boy
against lefthanded pitching
and hop. that he could supply the punch that had been
missing in the Houston at.
tack.
Nicholson has done just
that this season. A lifetime
.203 hitter, he raised his
batting average to .333 Wed.
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run, to po wer the Astros past
the New York Mets 7-1 and
to within 2
games of first'
place San Francisco.
The Giants were beaten by
Pittsburgh 3-2 in the Nation.
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Elsewher, under the lights,
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St. Louis slammed Chicago
9.1 and Los Angeles edged
Philadelphia 2-1.
Cleveland crushed Detroit
13'2 in the AL's feature
game. New York throttled
California 11.6, Minnesota
•mauled Boston 7.5 in 10 innings, Chicago clipped Balti5 mon 3-2 and Kansas City
whipped Washington 3.1,
Former Giants Matty Moo
and Manny Mote socked slight shoulder strain.
Mickey Mantle moved p
third.inning homers to pace
the Pirates. Alou. took over Sian Musial Into eighth pu
on the all-time home run
by slamming a pair of
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Chicago 3, Baltimore 2
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Cleveland 13, Detroit 2
Chicago at 341, Loom (N)
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Baltimore at Ustroit (N)

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DISPLAYING THEIR trophp won in the "Jack and Jill Liagu." are
(frees left) Mrs. Ernestine Forward, of the first place Pin Picker bowl.
Ing team; Mrs. Lynn DeKieva, of the 2nd place Nuts turn; Mrs. Barb
Law, winning trnpbya for high average, high series, and 2nd place team;
and Mrs. Margaret St. John, of the third place Star Dusters team.

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ballad Quality Mobil. lumen'
t maw tb., to bd ball Jialor League
winning streak atli lost mot times ii lbe bottom
of the title, I. making ago
it
by defeating the Metro Soft .svsstb'
to keep Quality from aUto 5' they stopped Shrine's
ball leaders, 4
s.wtog up the first haM title. win streak list night. 2-I, be.
hind two-hit bailing of
Quality must win coo of Its the
Mike Hicksm
Palmers
three rag game,
Civitan got only four kits,
cinch a tie sad two to sew It but three of them were timely
doubles by }Ilckscc, Ed
Leroy Estridge scattered 12 Grooms
Quality kits to will the coo. Also In Junior League at.
LATIOBI, Pa. (UPI) - test, while Gerald Bowling tioc, CPO needed the relief
Arnold Palmer said today It was the hard-luck loser. Siabo pitching of Bobby Lundquist to
was "questionable," whether had three hits for Pinecrest stop Kiwanis, 4-3, David Lee
he would play In the Memphis and Billy Ln'kendsil added a was the big man for CPO with
home M. Bowling had three a home run and a single.
Open neat week but be Pall hits
for Quality.
In Pee Wee action yester.
10 Isis' the BUICk o)'en the Softball will also highlight day, the
Rebels bounced the
following week.
the action tonight—thi, time In Tigers, Ii.!, and the Panther.
Palmer was forced to with. the Church League when First clawed the Cards, 249
'raw recently from tiuru. Baptist and Plucrest Assent. The Rebels went on a run.
meat activity because of a
bly meet for the first half title ning rampage, dealing 42
uU.d muscle Is his back.
in a playoff tilt at Ft. Mellon bases to help out winning pit"The doctors 1.11 me to give beginniag at I: 4$ P. In.
cher Mike Mason, who yield.
my back plenty of rest sad in
another Metro game last ad just one hit. David Ruinels
hat's why my entry Ii the night. Longwood defeated Pen- led the winners with a double
tiemphi. Open Is QuesUosa. ny's
10-0, scoring four runs In and a triple.
tIe," he said. "1 feel ver
ythe bottom of the seventh Inn.
Hobble Elliott pitched a ace.
well except my back gets tired log. Harold Helms was the hitter for the Panthers as his
It the end of the day."
winning pitcher while top hit. teammates backed him up
Palmer is looking forward
tars for Penney's were Cecil with 12 hits.
IS the National Open at Ian
Francisco beginning Jias IS.
"I plan to go to the West
Coast about a wed before the
Open and get is some pra..
tic.," he said.
Palmer woo the Open In
1960 and recalled It was ace of
his most satisfying accent
plishmenta in golf.
"1 was urea behind going
Into the last round," he said,
"and then
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season were these 'Beagles.' Showing off trophies are Bryant and Thelma
Hickson and Mary and Bill Meeks.

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Panthers
1 o three-hit pitching of right..
Chiefs
1 0 bander David Unley.
Yanks
o 1 UnIty fanned nine batters
Cards
0 1 and scattered three singles
In the contest to give the P1.
tllg TODAY
rate, their fifth victory In six
Little National
outings. 1"t'remt City had only
(Ft. Mellon)
Hunt L-M vs. Locomotive one hit in the game, a single
by turns Ihtirt In the third In.
Eng., 4:10
Plnerrcrt Itac, vs. Chase, 7:30 ning. However walks and or.
tort proved the downfall of
(Hay Ave.)
Quality Nil vs. First Federal, CassciI.'rry.
Forest City tallied three
4:80
times In the third with the
Metro Softball
help of six walks.
(At l'inchurnt)
lull Ilugy, Chris Harriman
Coble. vs. Penney's, 7;3()
and Clarence Cain all had
Chase vs. Longwood, S..15
singles for Casseiherry. Ron
Church Softball
Skeen
was the losing pitcher.
(Ft. Mellon)
In Little League play, Cu.
First Half Playoff
First Hapt. vs Pinecrest As. selberry won their third game
against two losses, with an
semb., 5:4.1
53 decision over Forest City,
ire W,e
Larry Brown hurled a four.
(At Pinehurst)
hitter for the Indians to earn
Cards vs. Chiefs. 4:30
lbs victory.
(Ft. Mellon)
lie was supported by home
Twins vs. Cube
runs from the bats of Ronnie
Fuu)AY's r,tMEs
Glaze and Turn Leonard. John.
Little Americas
ny Kelm had a double for Ca..
(At Pt. Mellon)
seiberry and Hilly Means and
IlrIck..Morr, vs Navy, 4:30 Richard Tennyson each ripped
George's vs. Smn..Atl. Hank, singles to round out the five
lilt attack.
7:30
A triple by Ken Patrick and
(At Bay Ave.)
71*. St. Bank vs. Goodyear, single, by Bobby Gore,, Tom.
4:30
my (iurr and Jerry Vi'Is Were
Junior League
the only hits the I'Irates could
get oft Brown.
(At PInehurst)
Rotary vs. Kiwanis, 4:30
Longwood will b. pitted
CPO vs. Elks, 7:30
against Sunland in tonight's
Pee Wee
action. The Little league
(At Ft. Mellon)
game will begin at 6 p.m. and
Chiefs vs. Yanks, 4:30
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In a bail park. The only thing
is, lussian banner-wavers are
In danger.
The Metal have improreL No
doubt about It. The acquisition of veterans Ken Boyer
and Dick Stuart, plus manager Wes Westrum'. "positive-thInkIng" campaign, has
spurred the lovables to dizzy
heights.
All of which means the Mots
Just might climb out of the

National Leers,collar and
finish ninth, or even eighthl
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Among the most widespreadINICY
show that grades do count In
and persistent myths shared terms of post-college achieve.
by college students is that wit, meet, performance and to.
charm, the social graces, and wards. Nat surprisingly, many
a record of campus activities personnel directors have tak.
will be more Important to the to the Bill study Into account.
first employer after college They now interview students
than any other single fact— in the top third of their classes
especially, more grades.
before y others, sometimes
A closely related myth as. to the exclusion of any others.
seats there Is a significant This does not mean that
connection between the sped , there Is a direct, connected,
Be courses we take In cal. verifiable and demonstrated
legs and the employment for line between a B average In
which we are qualified,
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Facts explode both of these a man or woman performs

myths.
after college.
The most concrete Informa. What it may mean Is that
fion we have relating to col- the habits of achievement and
legs achievement and per. the capacity to meet the stat.
formance outside of college Is ed goals of an organisaton are
now famous Bell Telephone reflected both in the college
Study of 1962. Bell examined grades and In business suc.
the careers of 17,000 of Its cess.
employes who were college It may mean also that those

graduates. Success with the who succeed In college, or
company was checked against those who have super-lot
the empolyes' academic per grades In college, have mastformance, extra-curricular ac ered perhaps the most import.
tlrities, sell -support in col- ant aspect of any life, the
lep, as well as to the quality ability and the willingness to
of colleges they attended.
learn new, strange and per.
Academic excellence closely hap, unpalatable material and
• correlated to success with Bell Information. This capacity to
Telephone. Those who had learn, this willingness to mas.
ranked high In their classes tar and apply new concepts, is
were found to be receiving the what any person needs In our
highest salaries In the Bell complex world.
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addItion, some relationship learn. Employers, at the point
was shown between extra-cur- of graduation, may not to

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as engineering.
Yet we must remember that
neally two thirds of all college
graduates within I1e years of
their graduation are in a field
completely different than that
for which they thought they
were preparing in college.
Furthermore, spec lalized
training becomes dated, If not
useless, within 10 years alter
the student I. graduated.
This Is not to say that any
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Tb. humanist who as. possible setting for higher edo. is that it
can In a systematic tabtithing a taste for human
lure is only possible when one mathematics are clearly in- sumes that he can safely It- cation. Actually, if
college has way
knows the language of that dispensable to roles In tech- note math Is sadly mistaken any
and
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excellence, That Is the fotada.
value at all, the studeitt 's
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council secretary (left), displays poster as Mrs. II. L. Johnso n, council
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Mrs. Johnson and Mr.. Jo7%10 week has been pro. report to be given at opening
claimed Florida Extension meeting of the next season Anna DuBois, council tide.
I gate, will represent, the coun
Home Economics Week by which will be Sept. ft at the
cil at the annual iini''nuuker,
Gov. Ilaytion Burns and mitem- home of Mrs. Kay Sassman I Short Course in (etiflC3VIIiO I
bera of Seminole County. Es- in lake Mary. Serving on the July 11.14.
tension liomemalteti Club, committee will be Mrs. Arthur
After adournment of the
along with the county agent, Putnam, Longwood Club, business. a covt're,i dish
Miss Myrtle Wiison, are ap- chairman, anti Sirs. Virginia luncheon was conoyrod cmi
pearing on radio broadcast.' Tomlinson, Lake Mary; Mrs. members were .qh owll through
to inform the public of work, Olga hunter, Lake Monroe; the (;allagher home.
Attending were Mrs. helm
Programs, a n d activities con- Sirs. F. H. Woods, Sanford;
Mrs. Chris Lee, Elder Springs, Powell, Mrs. Sassmaun, and OON"
ducted by the clubs.
Plans for participation in and Sir,. E S. Jeeples of the StrL lila Reel, of the l.iskn
Mary Club; Mrs. V iolet Heckthe broadcasts were made at executive board.
born, of the Elder Springs
a recent meeting of the SemiClub; Mrs. Frank Steuuile,
nole County Homemakers
Longwoo Club; ?drL l'u'ei,Iei
Longwood
Council at the Lake Markham
and Mrs. Dempsey Carn
horn. of Mrs. Ruth Gallagher
Sanford; Mrs. Harney (uthsua
with Sirs. H. I.. Johnson,
an,l Mrs. W. P. Carter, ()vi.',io;
president, In charge.

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social sciences and 1 A campus is not th e only
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When things ,.1 dull at
Ibis, yen take a walk and
read known. Seas ampsomil
.105 entries:
To err Is human—ti forgive Is a Mets fan."
A sake-off as a teeth pest.
ees.ercial: "Our team bad
U per seat fewer victovies
last year."
"Don't waste wit.', stop
sending Mets pitchers to the
showers."
"Mets strike fear In the
heads of other Met..."
"Don't worry about scalping
the Braves, just get ahead."
"Tb. rest of the lingua Is
Just lucky."
'Extremism In defensi of
the Mets is no vice."
"Father, forgive them, for
they know not what they do."
"Deus Vault" And then In
parentheses, "God wills it."
One word banners also are
popular:
"Ptsaul"
"Resistl"
"When?"

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New Cowboy
DALLAS (UPI)—Tli. NFL
Standings
Dallas Cowboys signed Brigstar
LITMIS AMERICA V In Indianapolis Race ham Young basketball
Jeff Congdon to a contract
Wednesday In hopes of eon.
Itriek. • Morrison
9 2 INDIANAPOLIS, Inil, as they are within the spedoo vatting
bins into a defensive
Ph. State Bank
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back.
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Thirty-two
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fleation..
George's
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Ian. Ati. Bank
41 5 starters In Monday's 500.mlle Of the six fastest qualified
4 '7 solo Taco arc rcaJ.cnglne ma. cars, five are equipped with Legal Notice
NAVY
Goodyear
0 11 chinos, but. It would be dead Ford %'* engine., Including in the c.n,s of the Ceo.tv
LITFL2- NATIONAl.
•.mtud. (.Uutp, $a$e
wrong to naaumu there is little tie entire front row consist. Jade..
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SIITCHr.ld. SilI.LY.lt.
there are a dozen
Deceased.
"500"
Locomotive
Ing
champion Jim Clark
or more different chassis
emit.
no'rmr•
Plnerrest Rexafl
5 6 signs
(otI.e In hereby steen that
In this mllllon.dollar. and George Snider,
the unl.rslin.4
the
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Quality MR
4 '7 plus field
The exception Is I'tirnciil !Tth
to go with a num.
day of Jun..wilt,
A.
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4 '7 ofbernew engines.
Irea.nt to tiø Ilnoralals eoun.
Jones, the 1065 race winner ly
Jilge of M,mtnnia Coty,
First Federal
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runnerup
last
year
who
Viorlds, her final return, Sc.
METRO SOFTBALL
Incorrect to say that the 24 switched from a Ford-power. CI,Utit *11,1 ,oU.hiri. as ls.cu.
Inc of the p:stat. of Many NitI..
VS engines are Identical. ad machine to a supercharged chill
Stiller, deceased, UI at
Quality MIt
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said
Basically. this Is true, but Oftenhauser, a new Innovi. aact.t tim., then and then., nicks
Cabin Boats
5 3 once
In the sell Julie
owner latches on to lion at the Speedway. :5
for * final ..ttlem.nt of her
Pinecrest flex.
'7 6 OflS aofcarthe
administration
of sail estate,
power
Jones was by far the fast.
(Thss.
3 8 i,lout, it's liii,$23,000
for an order 'liacharIn
iitw aIaIi,fa ist qualifier in is car puaeiv1 and
her a, such i-.i.'ut,i.
Longwood
s prerogative to make
l'at..i thinthe SirS day of
any moil. by one of the Offy engines,
Penney's
2
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D. 1555.
fkatiuns he lees fit—as long averaging nearly 102.5 miles Slay.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
Asof Mary
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Civitan
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As Atlanta
NEW YORK (NBA) - theme for the new season.
sentimental we.kaow.you'iw. one man drew guffaws with a
Those fun-loving New York Tbe melugee on the hen. Ilousy-but-wo-lov*-youi-anyway.
— that read, "Walt 'til
Mots fan, who decorate Bliss nets contain the same humor.
Before the first bill was
Stadium with crawledea bedo, one toes" last year—a cross pitched in the Met. epeae out yarl"
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vice president, will perform
the ceremonies at Crooms
high School May 31.
Ronald Carrillo second vice
president, will present award.,
to midshipmen at the Sanford I
Naval Academy during core.
mencelnent ecermnonlea June

recreation. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at
noon.
Sirs. Gallagher reported on
ideas for the Oct. 21 bazaar,
next big event being planned 2.
The honors are given to
by the council,
Mrs. Johnson appointed a recognize outstanding students
nominating committee wtb fur their ahievcments.

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Lyasa UtIle Theater Play.

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of lb. Ills, when "Th. Man
Who Cam. to Dinner," senior
close play, was presented In
the school auditorium to a en.
paefty, audience.
Although much of the dli.
login Is dated for younger
members of the audience, the
sharp sarcasm a nd sophisU.
eitidllnesarsstllltsrnny.
James Smith carried well
the lead role of Sheridan
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class play, presented were (standing, left to right) Donald Demnsey,
Roberta Cannelongo, and Cindy Legg and James Smith (In wheel cfa1rj
who played the title role.
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Kathy Kent was superb as
Ms "girl Friday," Mlii Cutter. Cindy Legg played the
part of the glamorous Holly.
wood femme fatale,Lorraine
Shokfaitil, to the hilt complete
with lengthy cigarette holder.
Well-suited to their supportlog roles w e re Carolyn
Thomas, the nurse; Donald
Dempsey, the doctor; John

Stuart, as Bert Jefferson;
Dennis Guthrie and Roberta
Cannelongo, Mr. and Mrs.
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were James Adams, Joy
Bishop, Te rry Schembera,
Donna Mingo, Jim Lormano,
Bob James, Pam Conrad,
Rusty Brand.., Steve flat.
moo, David Stout, John
Pruitt. Units Thomas, and
Sandi Parkerson.
James Barnes filled In as
director after the hospitalizilion of Mrs. Carolyn Durak.
speech and drama teacher,
and Valorle Shea was student
director. Phyllis Wharton was
in charge of lighting and publlcity.-Jane Casselberry.

storage specialist course at the
ARNOLD HICKS, member of the Dellary Arts and Crafts Club and well.
known floLand artist, received first blue ribbon In hurled show at the
Dellary Mansion for his "Florida Mist,' it painting In oils. Pictures are
now hanging In the lie [Jury Room at the Mansion.
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A public meeting will be
held In Chuluota Saturday,
it 7:30 p. m., at the old school
house on Seventh Street to
acquaint all residents of the
community with their pilvelego of having a family burial plot In the Chuluota Co.
metery.
The Chuluota Cemetery Association will hold It, semiannual public meeting to ex
Plain that every resident of
the community may become
a member of this non- profit
community organization.
A 10-acre tract of land on
Chuluota Road was donated
to the community in 1856 by
Robert A. and Nellie Dora
Mill. to be used as a community cemetery. Since that
time It has been used and
maintained by a few of the
older families and volunteers.
The association was reorganized last year to acquaint
newer members of the community with Its provisions
and to mike some much
needed Improvements to the
grounds.
Plans are under way now
for the Installation of a deep
well in connection with a
beautification program. Another project to be started
soon is the erection of $
fence to keep hunters' dogs
and other animals off the
Premises.
All residents of the Chuluota area are urged to attend the meeting and learn
about the programs and projects being planned. There
will be a question ml answer session. K. K. Core Is president of the association.

I, lass C.onse.i,
Annual awards at Ssesinol.
Junior 111gb School
..nted In a special outdoor
assembly.
This United Daughters of
the Confederscymedsltothe
boy makhig'the highest greds
nAm.rlcan history for this
school year went to Tanner
Girard and was pis.aat.d y
Mt*. Mildred Kirby. Runner.
up for the award was Charles
Grile Both students scored
P00 points. but Tanner had lb.
best notebooks.
Connie Erikson received lb.
Daughters of lb. American
Revolution medal for the girt
with the highest American
history grades from Mrs. W.
IL Raker. Connie scored
red SOS

ri nd V*Ilnda Melton, both d

Df commedation on their excellent history grades from Prinripal John Angel were Gail
Fruehan, JilIda Humphrey,
Beverly Riley and George
Kanes,
Nan',. won the Charles Pal.
nor Davis medal presented by
"Current Events" magazine
with his score of 96 on the
lest published b' the magsiine,13
Robe rt Hattaway, p resident
f the South Seminole Jay.
eeu, presented plaques for

tames and Joseph Grogan.
Plaques were presented
Fbomas
Pinnock, student
'ouneil president, for his out.
itanding service, and to David
tutenkroi.er, winner of I
mtstanding Student Council
n ember award, presented by
dro. Jo Ann Rowe, student

Cone at St. Luke's Christian
Day School in Slavia will be
presented in piano recital at
7;0 p. in. Friday in the school
auditorium. Taking part will
be Dana and Diane Schluse.
Meyer, Rudy and Margaret
Mueller. Cynthia Lloyd, Christine Mikier, Susan Peterson,
Mary Jane Kelsey, Jay Sau.
cer, Sara llerndon, Peggy Lu.
kac, Ginger and Debbie Drum.
Icy, Beth Duds, Stanley Lu-

Army Quartermaster School,
Fort !.e, Va. H. is * 1964
gradual, of Seminole 111gb
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ight
grader Patricia Smith,
eho came In second in county
c,i,tcsL, and seventh grader
Imisan Henley.
Golf trophies were present.
l by Coaches Herbert I)rueci-

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HISTORY AWARDS at South Seminole Junior

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who received the United Daughters of the Con.
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ousineau, for th e the national educational deI
rear. The cIt team to date Denise
ins a record of eight wins majorette corps.
velopment teats in the nation.
Mrs. Angie Taylor, in
mu one loss this ear.
Officers of the Student
purc as . g 5 concre
charge of audio-visual aids Council for the 1966-67 school
by
the
benches
as gift to the school.
for the county schools present. year were installed
Also participating in the
ad audio visual awards to the principal. They include Bruce
boys in the service climb who Knoechel, president; Jan !.f- awards program were Bruce
took care of all the film sunti tin, vice president, and Sandy Knoechel, chaplain, who gave
equipment needed for the nu- Lovelitce, secretary-treasurer, the invocation; Letty Cot.,
die-visual program. She pointOutgoing president Pinnock secretary-treasurer, who led
ed out that this Is the only gave a report on propect. and the Pledge of Allegiance, and
junior high in the county with activities sponsored by the Meridel Eddy, last year's his.
such a se rv ice corps,
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Mrs. Charles Hoiles, treasurer; Mrs. Guy Jack.
son, second vice president; Mrs. Margaret Col-

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right from the front is 1)ehble Glore, Steve Kerr, Cathy Rieckmann and
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charge of the beautification She concluded her talk with
LITTLE WRANGLERS
project.
a unique formula
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1 egg
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Held insure the blossoming of all
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1 tsp. vanilla
represented
the
garden
club
club
gardens.
At
th
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condoInto I patties about one inch 2 tbsps. lard or drippings
(ream butter and sugar to. at the district 7 presidents slon of her talk, Sirs. Collins
1
thick. Place patties on broiler 1 cut, chopped onion
gether until light and puffy, conference held recently in installed the new club officers.
rack. Insert broiler pan al' z cup water
Add the egg, well beaten, and Leesburg.
An open and shut case has Technological e apI o r a •
The refreshment committee,
]owing 2 to 3 Inches between I.., cup vinegar
the vanilla and mix. Place in
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Meetings of the club will re- which (lid an excellent job, been made for color In jewel. lion and development art ex.
0 surface Of Meat and heat. 2 tbsps, %orcestershire sauce , top of double boiler and be
at cess for the summer, resum. both with the delicious lunch- ry this summer. Any color lending the natural potentials
Broil patties on one side tin. l it tsp. pepper
with
rotary beater until ing next September.
cnn and the lovely ap point- goes-so long as it is black of wool,
w All brown, about 10 to 12 mm- I tbsp. brown su,ar
steaming hot. Sauce will bethe American Wool
nicnts anti decorations. in - and white. Richelicu designer
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come foamy. This sauce Is
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aide. Serves 68.
2 tsps. paprika
good made by this method on
For fail, a new bonding
dorf,
Mrs. Trudy Freeman, sire message alw is loud and
Cut a 3-inch slit in each simple fruit puddings. U you
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VEAl,, A LA KING
frankfurter. Cook onions in wish you may add 2 thips.
Elirabeth Downing. Sirs. ha- I mous- Whether they're dangl. of doublefaced wool fabrics
2 cups cubed cooked veal
lard or drippings until lightly sherry wine, brandy or rum
rd Daugherty, Sirs. iiikircd: Ing playfully In a pagoda
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4 tbsps. butter
of a sort that cannot be probrowned. Co m b I n e water, instead of vanilla. It Is dcliI
Eriksen, Mrs. Mae Casten, shaped chandelier made up
4 tbsp.. flour
vinegar, catsup sauce, pepper, cious over fig pudding or plum
of
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by the double-weaving
chairman, Sirs. Marian Fick- black or white discs, or swing.
1 cup veal stock
By Maryann Miles
brown sugar and mustard and pudding also.
process. A rather loose hop.
Marguerite
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Mrs.
Fisher
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like
a geometric trapeze, 'ark, for example, in a gray
1 cup milk
Maj. and Sirs. harry wadd to onions, Cover tightly
car trappings definitely aren't
ki cup diced celery
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CIH4'tSIGI1AVY
a bright, tightly-woven,
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Since
one-fourth
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cup cooked or canned peas 8•IO.
a Square Dance weekend at
boiling water
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pimiento, diced
Beach,
where
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BUSY BEE LUNCHEON
2 thsps. fat
one
designer
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to get worse
of black on a white Functioning Properly?
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can (10'-z oz.) tomato Soup over meat, boil 15 minutes,
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record of any woman's club
Mitt ham and brown lightly, bake in 350 degree oven for
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events and progress made
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Mrs. E. Mulson. Installing officers were Mrs.
during the year were given by
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John D. Grathwol and Mrs. W. T. Chennell.
committ ee chairmen,
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A Silver Tea will be held
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Installing officers were Mrs. held, first vice president; men named include
Mrs. Van tend this event.
New officers of the Oak's 'John D. Grathwol, district 7, Mrs. James Wagner, second
Sibley, civic beautification;
The building fund now
a en
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ri Richard .Airs.
Earl Donaldson, flower amounts to $8,4Si.$0.
sp.1ngs and Maitland were i. ation of Garden Clubs, and Fenton, treasurer; Mrs.
Mrs. Margaret Collins spoke
at a buffet dunchenu 'SIrs. W. T. Chenncli, federa- R. Caponi. recording secreE. show; Mrs. Robert McFadden,
on the tremendous enthusiasm
misting at the Open Heart at- lion treasurer.
tary, and Mrs. Eleanor Mul- historian; Mrs. Jack Irwin. of the club as evi nc ed by
tended by 25 members and
Officers are Mrs. James F. son, corresponding secretary, horticulture; Mrs. Ken 0'- the rapid increase in memguests.
Parker, president; Sir.. Johnl Standing committee chair- Hair, hospitality and social; bership. She noted that the
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district 6, Mrs -M argaret
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and state
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Fine Arts Department, and
Mrs Christian Behnk, past
president of the Volusia Court.
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Clubs and past president ofs
the Orange City '.'oman a
Club
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are front row, Cathy Folds, left, and Bren
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mother; Gloria Twyman, Mrs. W. W. Horne and
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graduation Class of Seminole High School, was
guest of honor at a graduation yacht party
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left: Miss limizelgrove, honoree; Mrs. John Hazeigrove, the honoree's
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A new slate of officers for
the Geneva (,arden (lub was
installed by Mrs. Charles Cole
at the annual May picnic
meeting h.ld this year at the
home of Mrs. John D. Thomas
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Mrs. Donald Dunn Sr., out.
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cci a rose bush by Mrs.
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In honor of Mothers Day,
Mrs. H. L. Moore read a
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Joseph Ellis, being served punch by co-hostess, Mrs.
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Andy Caption, Mike Penland, Charlem, Sylvia,
Cy nthia, Slid Sandy, Benjamin
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GINNIE AND FREDDIE, LYNN, twin children
of Mr. and
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bit Manor Fores
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completed. Airs. Norton will
he In charge of the yearbook. (ore reporting June 14 to
The program discussion was Camp Pendleton, C.illf., for

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Nallcy, center, is tile hostess, "Mrs. MacCeen, left, and tier mother, 31r.
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Bear Lake Garden Circle Jimei, decnrallnR; NIrs. F111i, Tree L.ine. .%Irs. C. IlicimnI rtueqt.q at the meeting ,Aerp soaps on plants. She also -Ave
snot Tuesday, May 17, at the birds and conservation; Mrs. lIil, .irlen therapy; Mrs. Mr.s. lt'i-Sler Kai:sq, lrs. pointers
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1 Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake, for tion; .%Ira. Glore, fair flower Airs. Norman Mizell, junior set and .%Ira. licien Jeris. A 'rhu club voted to tinnate 1,111111ps, w ill sp nit this %cck. i
flags to the Geneva Historical end In Key Wele
'~ the last meeting this season. show; Mrs. Scott, Christmas gardening.
I total of 21 was present.
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taste
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written note: that you've
broken your arm, or suffered
some other disability that
THREE SENIORS, who were honoretl at an Informal buffet luncheon
forces you to shun the pen.
at the Wietsma home. are 00ated from left) Diane Utterback, Sharon
Spell out street, avenue and
cateHolloway and Adrianit Wiet-ma. Standing are their mothers, 31ro. Wil.
boulevard.
11am W. Utterbak, Mrs. Foy holloway and Mrs. N. If. Wietams. The
..If you receive a dupli
latter was also the hostess.
(Iferald Photo)
gift, Mrs. Ie. said,
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Cdra Roberts, grandmother of
the bride, and the Mmes. Er
nestine Forward. Billie Johnson, Kay Viets, Maryann
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3llles, Pat Carlson, Pat Car!.
j- ton, Collene Norris. Irma
Lundmark. Clara Stebick, Dot
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, Bob Clark. Emily
Sissa Righetti Helga
Griffith Todd Mdilrler, Jos.
eph bJdXJcva and Peggy Fer•
genoa.
Also the Mmes. Clyde Wit.
Psms, Lynn Williams. Lane
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Brenda Clark. V I r a I n I a
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James Wheeler, William how.
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Don .Slur.
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President dn,ln. the comln'
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orated In th. club colors of
low and black featuring
yellow mums and black fern.
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Ødinner with vegetables sal.
ads and orange Ice for des.
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Guestsspeaker for the even'
Ing was Dr. M. A. Nesmith
who explained the different
" " fields of medicine. Other ape.
cist guests were Miss Barbara
Ruprecht Dr. and Mrs. Char.
if)lea L Park Jr. and Dr. and
Mrs. John Johnson.
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silver charms and the
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To make the brides Job iii.
icr Mrs Jeannette Li, di
sign director of Hallmark
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juice and maraschino syrup.
Stir well. Place large block of
Ice In punch bowl. Add chilled
sparkling water and wines.
Stir just enough to mix well.
Garnish with sliced oranges
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bathing, autographing "Sal*d
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we
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noon reception, It has become
traditional to serve cham
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Ingredient In a punch.
'Champagne has glamour
and elegance that Ity
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hand needs a ride to the air.
types of showers are these:
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port, tell lilin to take a people
Terri BroSan. Rhooda Gutty,
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Kim Burns, Linda hub., Con.
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car"al Dl"e Morgan'
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mu pre- I
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ey to whatever the shower
tors
and
live
candidates
atsented
Jars
a(
celery
relish
be
the
best
way
to
get from
hostess plans. It It's a paper
Jeannette Poloquin. Marsha
TWINS,
Cathy
Sue,
left,
and
THE
LASULEY
shower,
for
example,
try
Invitended
the
meeting
of
Sem.
from
the
Worthy
Matron's
kit.
mid-city
to
the
airport,
says
Madden, Melinda Bunnell, Katnnlc
Chapter
No.
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order
of
chen.
blank
checks.
AnEngineering
News-Record.
men Hsz.lbaker, Kim Norris,
Cheryl Ann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rich.
tattoos 08
nounce a garden shower on Eastern Star at the Masonic
hIts. Robed Peurifoy an)[onto Griffith. Janet Folst.
People pods will work
ard Lashley of Bear Lake, celebrated their Ilth
plant tags.
flail Thursolay evening.
Boule Wantland. W a a I t a
nounced the refreshment com. something like this-the pods,
Centerpieces for the shower
The degrees of the order mittee and Invited everyone
Knight and Kim Bums.
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birthday, May 13, 1966.
bus-type things, would pick up
Include paper figures of a were Impressively conferred 1,
(Photo by Mariana Miles)
I bride and bridegroom. Other on
the dining room for re. travelers bound for the air.
Airs. Zoye Campbell Cooke. Ireshmenti. The dining tables
port. Then at various city ter.
paper centerpieces feature the Airs. Dorothy J. Polk, Stanley
were appropriately decorated
traditional parasol, a three- A. Martin, Mrs. Mary D. withr
mlnls, the pods would be at.
adiant rose and
tiered wedding cake touched Cameron anti Robert A.
titude of other lovely flowers. tached to the bellies of bell.
with green leaves. a
domed Cameron. Airs. Robert Wade Refreshments consisting of de. copiers, and flown to the airand practical gifts and the tosses Included the mother of arbor entwined with pink ros. sang appropriate music dur- lightful Punch, cake and nuts ports. It you don't like the
By Jose cassevarry
as. The paper centerpieces set Ing the conferring of the dewere served.
Miss Sharon Lovell, popular guests enjoyed playing appro the bride-to-be, Mrs.
Idea of being picked up by
Lovell; the theme for other table ap gras.
a pod you can refer to It as
Mrs. John Dixon Sr., Mrs.
bride-elect, was feted at a priate party games.
The Worthy Matron, Mrs.
A tapered bottle brush a "sk y-lounge" Instead. That's
The centerpiece for the re. Jewel Driggers, Mrs. pearl polntments.
bridal shower Saturday even.
The best hostess sets to it Irving Pryor, then recognized
makes the task of cleaning the sophisticated term for just
ing May 21, at the home of fresliment table was a pink Donaldson, Mrs. Irene School. that there's a container in tirs, Eugene Taylor, who rep. coil bed springs much easier, plain pod.
the hostess, Mrs. Sandy Ro. parasol with the theme car. craft, Airs. Slarion Knapp, which to carry home the gifts. resents the wife point of the
tied out In the napkins and Mra. Jeanne Knapp, Mrs. A laundry basket Is good. Cov* Star. and quoted a poem about
sane, 509 South Street,
Fern table cloth. Refreshments of Shirley i'eoblcs, Mrs. Law- er it with ribbons,
the station. Mrs. Taylor was
Park.
cake. punch and dainty saud. rence Pettinati, Mrs. hlary
After the party's over, knot presented a gift of a dernico-hostess was the ban- wichces WON served and each Mobley, Mrs. Alary Barker, all the ribbons together from lasse spoon bearing the emores's sister, Miss Joyce Lov. guest received a pink plastic and Misses Connie Swofford, the packages and let each blem of her station and
cup filled with candy.
Gild. i'eltlnatl, Jul Forsyth, guest grab a knot-bride-to- members who had become
all.
Those Attending, in addition ['stay Dirggers, Karen Lyons be excluded.
Stars through their husband's
The daughter of Mr. and
to the guest of honor and hos., anti Carol Dorothy.
affiliation were recognized.
Mrs. Louis Lovell of Fern
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As women's fashions shift
A lovely courtesy honoring
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bl cause says presented
The
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Quarterly,"
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the
Associate
Matron,
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lom In Orlando. Both are soner. Given the traditional solid cholson. Brother Nicholson
Ions at the University of Flurcolor blazer, designers have presented the Worthy Patron
Ida and will graduate In April,
been concentrating on the a large wooden rolling pin In
1067.
area below the waist, and remembrance of this special
She received many ye)'
now trousers are striped, occasion, bits, Robert Wade
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checked, or plaid. This sum' sang two lovely selections
Mustard San..
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tooth checks, blot checks, bold thy Patron.
margarin.
plaids, madras and patchwork
The Worthy Matron thanked
1 tablespoon flour
effects. 11 there is DO pattern, her substituting officers, Airs.
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the slacks can be eye-cite
L. E. P.stes, Mrs. Charles
1 cup milk
Lag white, beli.bottoma or Cole and Mrs. Joyce Nichol% tvaiputoll prepariod
knickers, worn for resort I son.
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Mrs. John Leone.
Invocation was given by
Mrs. Koppe naal and Mrs. WI!.
hams presented the put pres.
Meets pin to Mn. Butler
along with a lovely corsage
and personal gift from the
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Bear Lake had a barbecue dinner at the home

Mrs. William J. St. John, using funds left over from the
year's dues In the group are Bonita St, John, Karen Mm
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ing JtiiIa Smi th, I.orie Rocco, Mane Judd, Sabrina Williams, Tummy
Canton, Dale and Gale Goodenough, Bonnie Hinson, Vicky Carpenter,
and 'ferissa Anderson,
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Youth Fellowship Rally in
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Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.,
matching' grants program to
encourage the increased it.
nsnt-ial support. of higher ed.
ucation by Its employes markel its first anniversary today
The company, with approxlnudely 1:1,500 full-time 41111.
ployca, is thu lstrgt'it retail
firm and is predominantly
swnt,sl, In the South. It nperatesaiiproxirnately '100 supernuirkels In this and nine utlis'r
states.
The program Is the widest
In philanthropic acope of any
similar endeavor tsn,I.itakrn

In this area. It provides that $2,000 aggregate maximum In
Winn-I)lxIo I"oundatlois will
any year to eligible college,.
i iui.tt'ti cmpinye gifts of It) to
um,ilv,'rsities and college pee
pisratory secondary schools
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tax exempt
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reiv,'iI a degree from, or have
a tt ended, any Institution as a
conditIon to m*klng' a gift
rntitlest to he matched by the
i"nuntlati,,n," salit Winn.I)jxie
fly Mr.. Clarence Snyder
Mt'mli.'ra of tlit' Osteen -i-il
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Club met recently at the

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the tim, or the Inclination to dig
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flower has its fans. The rose, the
carnation, the daisy, the poinsettia,
the marigold, the sunflower, even
the corn tassel. And since flower
followers are almost as violent
their loyalties as dog and cat byera, a 5e!ectlon has been difficult,
if not impossible.
\% ell, then, why not let the 1.. nited
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She said she sold holdings In
Australia to come to Texas to
marry Arnold Cartoon, of Lin.
dale, Tex.
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subscribed to b) Its less active an-

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7:30 tonight at the Sanford
Worrien's Club to select a cast
for "Poor Richard," second

i'roup.
The Jean Kerr comedy hit,
tentatively scheduled for pro.
duction June 24 and 23, calls
for three men and two women
for the five roles.
All residents of Seminole
County interested In auditionIrig have been invited to attend.

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governing authorities, For there is
no authority except from Cod, and
those that exist have been instituted by God.—Romnns 13:1
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alone—the people are conquered by
an I(Ieal of life upheld by authority.
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or any local Liberal Arts cotlege.
Business Colleges thus cornpare favorably with Medical,
Dental, Law and Engineering
schools.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickles,
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tin, sn'I Mr. and Mrs. l'cil.

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ii.b.i Saturday pr.c.din CDriatm&amp;s.

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elementary school principals
are also welcome.
All seventh grad, teachers
will be present to help ac
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cut writtea p.nioiuioa at La. publish., 05 Tb. Herald, Any
tedtvidual or firm respunalbi. (or suck reprudi,ctto. wtll be
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If all you brides had receiv.
n.._:__ vu a uipiorns train nusinesa
College, you would know how
to budget your husband's pay
cheek and also understand the
legal implication, when )OU
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(1$alhilbler Rogue)

This guy used to have a one-track
mind. I be thought there was only one car
for him. Then the I md -Changer, Rambler American Rogue, came abong
and now he's on a different track. One
reason is he took a mind-changing (Irive
and felt the surge of Rogue's swinging,
standard 199 Cu, in. Six, ft's the engine
that won its class in acceleration at
Diytonzt and cameout the topeconomy'
champ of this year's Mobil Economy
Run, (Speaking of winners, ask
your dealer about our all new
optional 200 cu. iii. Typhoon V.8 s.)
Isn't it time you made tracks to your
American Motors/Rambler Dealer
and let yourself go in our sporty
Mind-Changer? Every minute of every'
working day, two more families make
their choice a new American Motors car.

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You would likewise have
more poise at PTA or church
and civic meetings and be!
able to deliser better public I

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out the income tax forms for 1 }our husband and typewrite

his Important letters
Mrs. Crane took a one-year
Business College course and
she profitted far more from it

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(UPI) — Traffic warden Bill
Charman qwt his job because
he caid he didn't hive the I

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sities
LIE S Uoatbs
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LOS I Mouia
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U. 3. PotsI R.gelatleas preside Last sal .aii subacr.ptiuns be Guidance' booklet, enclosing
a long stamped, return enpaid ta advance.
Tb. H.raid is a member •1 tie liaised Pr.ee wftIeh , •a selope, plus )c sod map your
titled .zcLustvsiy i,, i. us. to, repa
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oa os a ta. c
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where the Iflow
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indentureul labor, and : per ments in the country 'a thlet
cent Negroes whose ances- business interests, aluminum

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NE%'sSOM
downtown Georgetown as (;U. ham, a Negro lawyer who re- eacy it a to open charge cc.
A rainbow of bunting deco- yana move, toward
tta mile. placed Jsgan. Vith nierian coUnts. Now If they'd only
rates High and Main streets penitence Is Cheddi Jagan,
ninte it Just as easy to pay
and Rkh
hC P. t C coufltr
of Georgetown, capital of the ('hkago-trasnet dcntit who
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fla
na's premier.
year has seen an eight per
You're as olil as you feel,
The fluke and Duchess of
Whether Guyana is to move cent increas, in national in- es)eciaIly when you feel old.
heft. are there to lend pomp forward through pcaccfl °come. Hurnha has promised
to * circumstance that can lution of Is to fall hack into
It all the divota coni, golf.
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only bring a sigh of relief the violence of lDtt', l9..i attil
were place,! end.to.
from the British colonial of. W6-* may depend much ulam $flto kI,IrnInCnt.
end, there ii be no end to them.
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Jagan.
"°' pt'pl.', one nation, one
Also there 1* the soviet
Many a self.nsad. man
Jagan, testier of the left.
merely f.illowr,l a blueprint
representative to neighboring wing
l't'uple'e l'rolri,'4site ilestiny."
It rrnhl,i.ts ti) lie seen.
Brazil,
ih'ssgnett by his wife.
party, has been designate,l
An efficient British colonel, ficially as heati of the i'1'1'osiwith similar experience in tion In the parliament of the
Africa, oversees last details of new country, He accepted the

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spring' flood areas will soon a 'land beyond the roles' slur- An
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Some folks Ii%-Inc in the — repeat, did not — discover

display the White house copy of

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tiitnt niarking an tart) lint
fact, over 30% of my senior school and take a job'
students at Northwestern
ish attempt to move the • aiim)
"An Investment in know. diploma means you hac had Uh.'
lllstorically, British Guiana
toward inilepeniience. The ixUniversity still didn't know ledge," said
lse old Benja. fittilnesi Law, Accounting, Ap.
what they were going to do nun F'rankiin, "alwass pass plied I'sy(-holo-'V
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)a'longc,l to the iFutch peniment enileil with Jagan's
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after iraduatlon! So send the hiche't diridentis."
Salesmanship who Inst it ti the British. 'r. r,'movi.l itnil charges that he
S pe a k I n c
for the "Vocational GuldIf you know how to study Bookkeeping Business Letter the cast of liritish Guiana is isiti nit,ving the i-,'tiiitr y itt,,
me," booklet bolow.
and have heen hi the upper Writing, as well as shorthand Stirinani, an autonomous state the Communist orl,it. it was a
CASE Z-425: Alan W., aged halt of your class in grades, I and typing, plus the operation within the United Kingdom of tint. mirketi by strikes anti
17,
Ii a high school senior,
then go on to college!
of modern c.'niiuter machines, the Netherlands, traded to the violence.
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''Dr. Crane,'' he asked, '1
Hut when you don't know
And many Business Schools i)utth by Britain in eachangr
II'. rrturn,'l to power front
don't know what I want to he what career you wish to now oiler the women students tar New York's Manhattan I,7-t$, III a pt'ri),l marked by
in life.
chonr, and may have only a superb course in Charm, falnd.
noire turbulence, btoi'lghe,l
"So is It worthwhile to go enough money for one or two which Includes hair styling,
And next to Sitrinam is AntI government flioves iiito college, even though you years of college, then enter how to walk and ilrcss and French Guiana. established by ward ever rio'er relations
don't have the slightest Idea any first-class business cot- win friends antI he a cordial, the I"reni-h a,s a penal colony with the Soviet ('nion. ('hini,
as to your future career?
lege
hoslt'ss for the airlines or a anti shortly to he useil a, is Kast
rn,sriv. Polsin,l, (LI'.
''My parents will help pay
l'nr a one-year diploma receptionict in a medical or 3ite for rocket tests,
rbti.il',s'ei,ia anti ('itt'.,.
the bills hut I must take ca re! course at Business College of- hospital office.
T"g"ther they represent th.
titiring the I1U$
i(rit,.
of at least half of my cx- fers you tar more leverage I When ou grarlitit,,
vms are last rol"nial fnothold on the against the ,ugar In'liustrs'. it
g
penes, for there are five fnr pr%ing loose a good mb. iilAf,'d IflS I'O"I
UVJi,' t,,iiLiiicnt of South Amen's was istimatrul tii*t 7 persons
iusj or nester er wet's.
.ii
Th. rant to (;uyanan mile- ,li,-uI, that IU,fl9 hail l'.-,'n
Then, if son still wish to psn'ienee ha3 been a rough (uru-tul to l,et" th,'jr Iuni,'a
take some Liberal Arts courses
th for the British en- .ini that muir. than Il-il for your cultural deselopment, Innial office setil th. popil. timiluling's haul teen
dettroye,l
you can easily enroll In night r tints of come
OO,OO() rompos'il
Now he labels independence
eljsss of (lie eatensi',n dlvi- nimut 55
per cent of East In- I a farce itnul berates U.S,, ('i.
sion of your tte unis ersity diana
first brought over as nalian u,il Itnitish invest-

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British Guinnis becornot the
In 195:1, Jagan servo-4 Pot
seboolers who don't know
"So wouldn't it be better for at
any Liberal Arts school.
nowly independent Plate it( chief minister Ili it co%ernwhat career to select. In me to quit after I finish high I

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TYLER, Tex, (UPI)—Texas
in the South Seminole Junior
Is famous for Its tail tales,
Miss Bold Barnard collected High School Cafeteria at Ca,.
$2,750 in damages because of se!berry for all sixth graders
such a tale,
and their parents who will be
Miss Barnard, of Sydney, entering seventh grade at

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"Ilowever, a eollesgsjs of
tIofl t'ommlttec In voting to is where the flying saucers mine who once flew over th e
cut off further funds for the
South pole assures me that if
have been coming from.
project.
"However, I has-c been un- there are any 'openings' dow-n
I discovered th at when you able to determine whether there they are very cleverly
write anything about Mohole 'they' are suppressing' this camouflaged.
you get letters f rom readers information, Every time I call
"If Project Mohole ever
asking a lot of difficult ques. a government agency and ask gets off the ground, or rather
tions. Answering these queries to speak to 'them,' I get under the ground, It should
consumes a lot of time.
provide more specific da ta ,
disconnected,
Therefore, if -you don't mInd,
"Mayus 'they' are giving me Project Mohole may clear up
the silent treatment, Or may- a lot of mysteries. Including
hi 'they' are out to lunch, what happened to Judge Cra.

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bus Wednesday to Sanford
to view miinii-Ipal offices antI
buildings anti tour the zoo.
After an organized tour
through the zoo, the students
walked as a group to see the
county jail, the school superIntentlent's office, end the
politic library.
They returned to the school
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tender, for a wI,'ner roast
isusal awards party.
Awards pns'sentt'ul to the
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bert raising ; Dennis Jones,
garti,-ning; Mike Koleff. gerMrs. \'irlan Welt-h's first ih'nlng; ('lily Vt-inn, hog r i ds.
anti second grail,' ctuih'rits at Its g, "lilt ilium nlii it lggs, riteGeneva Elementary School ti-it-ity.
enjoyed a field trip by school
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By-laws have been adopted
and officers elected are Char.
fell Deneen, president; Harlan
Tuck,
president; Mrs.
Everett Porter, secretary, and
Charles Lacey, treasurer.
At the last meeting of the
association at St. Richard's
Episcopal Church on Lake
Unwell Road, a beautification
and improvement committee
was activated with William
Means named chairman.
Mrs. Robert Moore will
serve as editor of the monthly
newsletter to go to resideuts
and the publicity chairman.
Members of St. Richard's
have donated $100 to boost the
treasury of the new organism.
tlon,
The next meeting will be
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Gifts may be mode by em- Seminole County little theater
ployca to f,ur-yi-osr ill-e.
granting' colleges or Univer
sitiris, graduate schools, two.
year colleges, community col.
lt'ges and college preparatory
seri.nulisry schools in the United States or its territories
having federal
tax-exempt
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service wit place special
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ft-aturitig a special youth
choir and solos, duets, and
other gospel music by Ccii.
tra! Florida groups.
All churches of time Sanford
area are invited by Rev. Lynn
H. Alford, pastor of Church
of God, to attend and enjoy
the Spiritual }cast, Ladies
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the shoulders; notion of horrid greying hair but I
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is connected to her memories connect to past Joys. Every. ent.
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chairman, Mrs Garrett Coy!., will help
Color your hair Have is don.
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A CHECK for $250 from the Lyman High School Senior Class was pre.
of the voting were Mrs. War. girdle for a long formal about It. Just present a beau.
A121011 NIPS Wholl the family ArIY of Lily as a purveyor of dium. The old theatre Is th@ rCa Meeks, Altamont* gown?
My dress Is very sim. tiful now headline to your
setited to Bandmaster Joba Blafr'at an assembly by Senior President
divides a $10,000 inheritance glamour.
Eal'ish counterpart ts: thi old Springs; Mrs. J. B. Christmas, Pic; round neckline, dipping church group. They all will
from Transylvania. 114tMall 7:30-8:30 p. m. NBC. "Lor. Yew York hippodrome, and is Casselberry: Mrs. John Brew. at back; tin
Thomas McLaughlin for the purchase of band uniforms.
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and grondpat naturally so don Palladium SpecI21.11 (tol. prebably the most famous or, Forest City; Mrs. Faye -Eve K.
same.
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straight to the collar to bock I or) (pfemlers) This Is the thtstre In the world- Thi qho- v Roberts. Lake Mary; Mrs. C. It depends on your figure
Tomorrow: "Dear Zdyth
L Cooper, 14agwood; .Mrs. and if You have bulges at Thornton MeLted.s #
one of grandpa's Inventions, I first of six hour-too,! soectak will feature American st3r
a 'Is Coyle, North Orlando, and the waistline. A long, fitted
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the It"It but went back to It suck their thumbs when their sucking her thumb In precious- - Hary at the Lake Mary Pros
when her little sister was worlds Set too much for them. reminiscence of her babyhood hyterian Church Annex.
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Mr. sad Mrs. H. Gardner weeks in Africa at Which tinti more exciting and rewarding
wrong with a woman who
fir" for. It's a patholog. Ms Ignorance. 1111 nfin.
aster o z.gt Ha,a, Lek. they were sa safari Is Am. future Ira,e!a.
se too much with him.
A letter from grooklyn
will let $ man walk all Ical quirk.
Italy more Important to be
of
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shared
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bosehi
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ABBY:
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freshments of e&amp;U sad
unluckiest player I; the
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with that West hand he now, end Ilk* st fool, she something that has been
"MAKING
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be., tin. W. A. L.cbt., and and wu reworded by getting
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should never double, but this i
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never double when you jeop. need * man to support her first husband My son marriage counselor, run, do
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as she make more than he legally adopted the 1ll. not walk, to your assistS
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leads, won the
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H. treats her like dirt, really
third, led a heart and fin.
thechances are that South
y granddaughter, DOCTOR SPEARS oir
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Mr. and Mrs Shuler retired
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would not have tried the It you can tell as what
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cam* five club leads and I
heart finesse but would sim. she needs this good for
is Goaisv@ several years ago
She &amp;IMdY bout two
IN MARRIAGE - by D.
ka to throw away a spade was xwsk am floo ply have knocked out the ac nothing. arrogant, two-tint. grandmothers As ,bgr moth. W.Hastings,
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travel.
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dw United States many times
CRIES ON" mother. So If she already this straight-talking pay.
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fly"ard club suit, the me of I game but we don't sympath. ed up a 300-point penalty.
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her,
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t However, she sucks it in pub- these memories of past baby- ing present to recover herself
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a great em- hood happiness with you by in the act of thumb-sucking
for the chief educatlor officers
MR. AND MRS. H. GARDNER SHULER
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barraument to me because it th. babyhood act of sucking, she connects to past joys with
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known ipso.., baits, devi..as,
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'roll W4$IIIN(ITO7S; piinf,
curIa if lemlitoil 1 Q111,ty,
A STOIIAGI
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JACKIQN. If alivi, inn ii sies't,
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Sanford,
ii4 P1511 0? you at. Ylorila this 2nd day of May, Publish My
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viell., i.gsti.s. •rapti's, lien.
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or.. rrdItsre, trusipe., or olh.r hsr.by flo(ift.4 that a lull In 1141.
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partIes elalming. hi, through, doted and r.quuiril to tll your I'uhllsh May 4, I), II, Ii. 114* YrA)nipA 1.51(0
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Ct1.E JONIlu ALMA ;pn, lb. (iomp(aIut flied h.rein
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rafttI5., lienor., creditors,

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noms )Ctteh.a 5$quiipped
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INITITUTS
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tO K Chanmi $710
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Gwaltney Jewelers
Orlando, Ylrurtd*
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plsi-es. floor furnar., urge
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III? W "dufltry I'ltih Road
Newly 4.coratsd. Suttahls for
utilitl.s furnished, *110. 3
Call 322.1323.
n.tir,l coupl.. Ph. 32-47H. 2303.
'43,
FURN, flap. Apt, 1011 Elm
condItion Ph. 1.41O4
flDflM. tI"L'flN. hour,.. 2411 IDEAL ,tlteleni-v apt. stogIe
pereon preferred, utilitIes In.
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102. MobIle Homel Si
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Sporting Goods
garage Apt. in deuteil" .'.rTSAROoMS, elei,
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enndittrinsni. crimp, turn. $S'fl
sb!. t'.i' 333.43:0
Pb. $23-lilt
Court, 450 hwy. 13.13, Pint rash A take ov.r pymt. 3::
Park.
Till UNLYIRPAL MIDIUM for
FURN. rican I Dr. Apt., south
liltIng things done
of Satufomni t'l,z,a fl?tI' Slit. VI'Ru' APT'
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CIassifi,j Ads! DIal 311-lilt
Sanford 31.111. t'k. 32.It'30.
LOl' &amp; 'I'RAII4ER
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with new hi' * IS font l"I'r.

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Stenstrorn Realty

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vol.1 2 dr solon. excellent
Ttlneilug coal. 111$. CoIl ii
ICr 7. p at. 112.13I.

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condItionIng. 11.$110.
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sir-rood. 3100, asaums pynit's
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LESIIIN Bluff, I hug. 1mm I,CIOKIN(I (or • smaller lt'ttno7
TIIA1N1NI3 INI4TI.
NIght: 332.0041 or 03-5700
You a,. hr.tty t,otlfi.,1 th,t .11 1t5r,t,h,., fimnu., or rurpopa. TWINTY ONI DAYS . . • • ., . . . . ,1 . . 14c Per Liii 322.7314
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l*lh; cantral ale' A b.al;
ISIS i'Aiti.. Hill'.' I'.
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Ninth JuadirIsi Court of 't,rrh.anin reetilt, -. moot liltue L'$EI(ARL'.Lp:toAN, eon.S c, garagl, $13,455. ion
ci porch. t'ornniu,ulty trout
bar? '-,rtn.'.i tuaruruey 1*1k loud
($1.11 MINIMUM
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on. who can take conoplat.
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charge of u.e4 car lot, I,.
1.ot. IC md II flock II. Always ord.r your ad on Oh. economical wieLly or
300,
sunday 333.110?.
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Tract 17, $ A N l.A 1(110
condttlon, 1: Iced right $4,,fl)
Petition of U,rab.t Yrai.y For
from 7 0. rn. to * u
pail, Illinds * Drapis. $0.
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be billed for only oh. days run •t
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APPAISEP.
lo quilit thu till. of Plaintiff ti,ulpr, O.rsi.I Vrai.y, anul you
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b'r.nn'h.
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pole o, ,eriocset of oIl nob'
Houses - Sale or Rent
attractive, elavateni lak.'vl,.w
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EAN'rfl Apt. 20.3000
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e.ciuovicol poni*'(Or 30 dyi oI
lot, a home with 3 cool. ______________________
Ii'nnr,, rr.niil,,r., or otja.r
ing ile'k
stool, •.iulpped
Schani not r.quir.d. 11131
h•
.
34511 ld'iNANCV. (OI4PANY; liii. of Ill, as. is tsv):l(. lb. ortiin.l itua.t
Il-Usuip Waited
staid benirorim.. 3 baths 'luet- MAYFAIR: 3 large 111mm, I" Y(IIPN Al"!'..
20n, Stsltnn,lll..
I0 pilst. Convidaning (Wa 0,e
patti., e I a I m I n g by,
to nude. si,tuutnatlo t,uttrnn.
K.)punrh,
MTIIMIT lN'.'P:i*TSt 1(341' rfl.'.. lire of the Clerk ,uf
Cashlur,, P5.24
Cirturli
DAVID V. UitlYI"Urll, a/k/a
I4-,'ai
lao.
4-Ssety
.1
___________________________________
___________________________
tl
for central heat &amp; aim,
truth., finully rnn,rnu, twirl,'
b,.11 (0 mitt ." it,. fiat
Shrough, urnuler, or again.t
holes, duasana rI fancy di.
hl.cepiintuist,, and flank TellF. flhhii'l'ITU, It alive, intl it 1*51, a Kluurlui* rt,r;,nmati.)n, ('purl, Nlnlh Ji,,iirtai *'ir,'u,It,
Il"-luraaee
l.l'ltN
..'.i'T
big
,
kitchact,
21?
'.V.
with
13th.
I'ti
tuilI.u,,
mm,,,?
lb.
aslni
g.tr.,gr'.
lot.
33.I3i).
S-far.? of Think.
signe. 11.14 new for 13*1. pay
Pr.. Train now, pay 1.1.1.
nol .sr uuasd opal oil.
lit sn,i 10,' llenui,,.'la ('nlut,itp,
(I(,AYTUN 1.
________________________________
,le.4, lb. utaki,qwn .;u"u.e. vs. I'. I). fl.5NIHi .t .m.
II-I41u.hs A ssteu.tlauu
641.130.
range A plenty ot .at.iuu,'l,
ilAl,l,V.'tk', .4k/a ' ,
C' '.iiii:ii
f? luals,,.
$t57 Ii• 0 per
is Pu'rsly rur,J,r,,l tttst Shuts l'inrlulm, Ito i'r b.'fore the 34th
•.-.1,II4 Csy
TIIAININCI hNIITI'
pu**..11,On
)u.frp, ,Irvi.ppe, leg*l.,., pran'
t5-Impl.p...t $viaa.
all in perfect condition: 9. lInu'ee4 For Rent
IIAtflWIie, aol any and
week, I'fluui,e t'r.,uit
Tit'l'E, I N. tJrsne, SuIts 10
$-11i15..-.4j$t*...pe1s
t3-Nai hIp walled
I.e., iie,,or., r'eulllor,, It,,,' orlor 5.1,1 fl'ut?rs it,,ilt ('P pulp. uisy if .lui,u., A, ii, P044.
,, .s • (,00i .,ie søe.Oi;..
HA'.
s- N1TE! hi.raI want ads
guess
Your
was probably
all perion., lIr,ne, r
l0-Pssltry - U,.es.5
laIr
333.1411.
Orlando.
20-474?.
harem fail not, less
lou or nihu.r Portia. claimIng, iiah.'I fle0 a week I'm f".ar
ti-Flash
Wanted
MeIp
u triO. iauea • .1.0,1.51
pnratiøn. cialating any
much higher than thai Ill,. NEW )'UilN. IOu... .tdul . work for as HUla s. 140 a
hIpsil IsUMS
)uy, tIurnulilu, uan,ier 'in ijain.t rntu.,ruuiv, Week. I., Il'. SAN. Free Pro
b. enlar.
531ali Si Vsrna hIp
dayl
100
SiZ
prle.
APT.
of
EI.ctrin
flange,
thai.
beautiful
rI.ht,
,iii,.
or
n
551
lnh.!.st
in
),
l!IGjt'4l,D,
ii
Ruin'!
nu
a newmpapsr
only. 3.flr., I baths For I -- -- '55 cal.? I)AViD 5'. (lItti"YITIi. !Oht,1
S$- ise Kelp Wanted
!!f'!l_". ,!.Sa
I
NI"
,'',rn-r, ',.,,I.I.
pr.trr,m.el rurae.. rt.aaant
IS.
or to aley or pee rolicu,ing
£RIeiIi 11551Cm
WITNII111'. tuy hsnnl hay ties
nunnithi*. 322.1725.
17'-$Iluauis WiatsI
a/k/a I). 5'. (lIIlyy'fiI; stat ruIu.u.nue,I in peml,,oi,, ("Iloty
substantial down payment,
,Ie.orii,.nl ianni, .ituate,
l$'.-4pi.lai $er$esI
wurklrig ron,iiliune In heauliany ;nut all porsune, (linus, or l'iu,rinls, aii,l hiving general cit. •' ni' sei,l ''.',rI at Si,iforul.
Il-Is..,. Prepe.t7
ii,'. 'W t!::xn Sub,. lb.
CU;.I;i';TTEvagirling,,,'u
'Ion.
fnui
,I,IW
1pm;
any
ul*llo,,
In
hl-Islsrlsi Psesisie
Iuursing A r.lir,ni.nt
saul luciiug In U.n.
I..'. K t: N '.111- t 'nun u my
It$il2ui. County, Feu,uI,,n,ia u'oui,my, S'lori4e, Ibis
",polnttpnt.,
I1-Su,(asa. rrsp.-kl.
.110. Ileatem. 1.1k. new con.
clammIng
_______________________
I.
Apply
at
Ilurgur
King,
hi,n,..
Alaup
Qp
an
""I.
County,
Vlu,lis,
tohl
JaiIS.nial
04evl.ea
'7th
dsp'
of
N.y
CII.
(U
5
fUr
________________________________
ltrnOnl. Ne.trhy new 1 fIrm. I
1$-Psal
-,
l.ahi Weasel
li;hl, till., or hniirssl, In or Florida.
tiltion .....................,........ $1541
Panf,,r,i.
wit:
J 111.11
li-laad..ap. I.rvlM
Nuns's Aiut., .ap.ri.,,,. pta.
WITNI(1411, uny hand as Clark lUI.'.I,u
l' bath lrnm•. Call 33.'?.5 I
Ii,
•s-aeai heist. $*i.
any of thu lanJ Involveni
-_________________________
h.,,te It) sflnt II, Rlc-k II.
hi-htlldirs luppliM
f.rrs.i. Call
l)ellamy
Manor,
Arthur II. Iletbyith, Jr.
haiuipt lituat., ipl"i and baing of •al'l f'lrctult Cohn of ih,e
I1-Buiae R*stsl.
Iav.itm.at
A
Re.htp
am
SW rt,liuos Sadan. RadIo,
.$I.
Articles For Rent
'Tract II, 14 A 1(1.0 N I) (I
110.440._______________
30-1112 Ft'ltN. I BR. naar ha.. $'.)
I0-Na,dwsrS
('lark of lbs itisv atyl.4
In uemln.l. County. Fiuridi, Nlnttu JU4Iciai Cirault lit
SS-Lmt. Vs. IsIs
______________________________
_______________
II N. Park Lvi.
.m
lIeatPr. On. previous ownar
MI'iIlN(lO. according i. the
for uamlnol. L'otinlv, Plorid,
1$-Hems $sp.eo.W
("sun
-a-____
SI-Passe--SAl's,..
$133132
Atlantic Ilank Bldg
SIlO,
'.','ANTEL, l'zparl.nc,nl woman
Uaw.. 'taps
ii,; i)eptfls N. Marke,
plats lh.rsot r,co,deI In
anti lb. 'sal of said Court, ,
I$'PI,.bl.S
TILEr 0'VU
utrinit. bruise , . run
for pert.tini. ohio. work.
Its
l'udtitc H.o,,,d. of
Racord.r., Tillers, ilinovatar,
lII(2l1L.AN0 l'ARI&lt; - ,tttrac. Ft'itN
IS-Petuilsi
I).puly Ci.pk
Si-Mae...
Th. Mouth 4 pf lb. PW" ldanloril, Mammal. Ctilntty, Plqr.
ItS %*Y Deltia. Seutan. ItAullo,
Ar u'i.i,.' 1,, tr.i,e, 1(1 tIm,, C ,lt
a',cuurale typing A tiling.
his, fl lbs lid lay of May, AI.Iti'iitT N. ViT'r5
AMSIIIICAN ItENT-Al.I.
Seiu,inols Cuonty, PiorIds.
lIWill DItIhSI
liv. 3 bedroom CII horn.
(ul lbs NWI4 of (S. $W
H-Hoos.s-'1.he ,r isa,
hI:il em. Iiuiuuu,tculat. ''ml also
3:2.4:61.
5'.",rk ech..li,I. fl,itd., ial.
Ynuu. aol .a';i, ,,f you,, are
$444 S. IItawatiu
114$.
3!I•tlhI
.tt',at..l on 3 Im'a hits in 1*.
11dwsr,I. iiuulliing
11-Air U.s-I. i blAbs
IT-lies.. V.. Meal
an,i
ary ,Y')mt,uan.ursta with all'
(SEALS
hereby notIfi..1 it,at a stilt in
Useufunil, Floritia
$0-ladle - Yshists$.s
sirable hflgitlanI l'ark. l".*. 3 111)1131 VL'ftN. two.. Jt. ma
The NWt of IS IW!4
3$-Rail IIsts lackange
113 SW Li.tltoa Sedan, RadIo,
luty A sOpirlsnie. $'h. 123.
1151 A MED
l'uhllah Slay II, IS A Jun5 1, (han,'en, he. b,e
1$-I'k.te * $4uipsst
brouiaht
lure. Include FamIly room,
Arthur it. llickwlth, br,
l5l-Rsserl Kiatela
lb. SW'4 of 14.a(Inn II,
3-O74l. Inqulr. at 410 5%'.
Ilollaway,
Hospital,
fl 5p
ti'.33.
I lleater. itenl and a beauty.
agaInst
1111
i)uI by FLOH1D.t
U-iLimS Lppltea.
('lark of IS. Circuit Court
hardwood thorn?., fimchulac, 9th.
'Township 21 bulb, Na..5
$It-Trauis..-.O.baa..
Beds,
by
Dsp', Wish, or ________________
_______
J)Z.l$
t.AND 1)IVI1IA)l'%i13-41 t'OM•
$l-h.mlss,&amp; lse(rurnMS
and fence. Completely rs- ______________________________
itanslitol. ('ousty, Florida
________________________________
$1 Eaat,
lil-Kebli. 0is..-ial.
(IK.NEhtAl, 011k-a Ci.rk A also
M.ntb.
Il-lesiaMS IelprnisI
lAST, a Florida oorponattuui, In
Dy: flusin,a 31. Marho.
turhishel, ln'l',llnt n w 341W 3 lIlt, hau,., 1*). 03.
PI U'r TWO
-hIS-WillIs Hs,nsa--Nsas
MACKLE
.................................•11I3
CARIIOI.l.'$
PLRNITURN
Dining
room
)anit.u,
*ttrse111 SW Poluza Se,tan. RadIo,
IS
'I'HPI
EhIhltII'r
(hi
Circ(I
Court
l$-Ubil1ey
l'eptily
('lark
of
'nIN
Oh. Ninth
Toot. Only 1! l,1l0, wIth $400
*16?vaiis. Ipa.*.st
________________________________
IcC. I (hr,.ugii IS InaPt'
0121.
!I West 1st - - 11$-$i
tive A personable. Ag. 0 5°
iS.at.r. In eacill.nt conslI.
01571 4Il)It'IaI. ErsrtI-r p .iuu,lIrisi ('ir,'u,lt, in ciii br
Ii-Vs.UMS .'iMSMS
down ml 5?? Iu.'r flhlnflth. lu- -.____________________________
sly. Ii, lUnch 1), Tract I?, /H (5Pora N. ICamanti.
____________________________
IN-Trellis
40.
('all
0elto.
iuui
t'Pt*0.It
lion....................................$751
Vl.luIllI)t IS *0(0 S'oII OMSIl. iOe,,,it,,,ta ("iuuitty, I'lu,rinl,, sod
S0-lsls.tsaai.e
eluding sv.rything. No elm,. * IIt)RM , I Bath, unfumn.,
tal-Apaptmosta Psi lesS
recuruleul In i'l*t Ho,uk ul taker &amp; tlaber
SillS
('fli'b'l'S',
yu,ia
lii
A
$
p.
m.
Msiag.r'e
or.
Ira
13. %anted 'In BUY
$T'-Ms.tsg *
hereby suammiunet, or.
log cods. This won't hat so
5$-Silas is.
4. pagu $1 of lb. h'mabiir, (I Plait I'm. 11tr..t
Stove, RefrIg. &amp; Frecz.r
fl-c.
ii EI3Af(5'.*fl 5(), 1555
Ill SW Cnnverttbha. Radio,
len..? anti r.ul,ulr.4 to lime your
S$-Jeb Pylsilsi
___________________________________
)iec,,ruta o Meinlaute L'oun. I', 0. ilot lIlt
hIl-Sistal Appala
ho first to colD
_____________________________
Pinecr.st Area, II
3:3.1711.
BUILT
______
00(1*1
OP
stir
(Orlando,
Florida
wnitte,u
an.w.r
or
heater. .5 blautiful rIut,
4$Pais
_______________________________
'I.f.s...
Ia
11$-Wailed
Um.4
fuumnitu,r,,
Ti a4
*7, Flnilda.
asp amount,
___________________________________
73, Msl.or Female
WILLIAM I. Ki'rcsJp;l,l0
lii l'O"ipialnt Ills.? he.ruln
61M4H. Pis IsIs
l).f.nulanls, Allorney. for PlaIntIff
lil-Lulsa ViP 1.3
P A R K - Stalerri 2 hiEDROOSi. unfnjrn. $10
$a.lr1, 122.1*70.
J'taiptllft, egatnat yuat$ In Ii .bova aipi.
l'uhilstv May 5, 13. 11. ii, 1144
11-001.151 Vip BilL
2113 Stsv.n. 30.354*.
4 b.lrrur,m, 3 bath, CR horn.
tlI-*uIea-'aml.
__ _ _____________ HOMES
lOTuS ill' nl:l'r
VI
el 'au.. in the ,,ftim'e ,uf tue
43 '.5% Karrmuan (Ihia. ('tan.
.............................................0*2155
S3-1.sp
Oasha..
on cuarn.r hot. cum,letrly
IlI-T,uka i.e lals
It you kav a pies., you have l(Xt'Eflhb,\I:)(I) cnos &amp; kit.
'10$ I). ii. l)ANiI,1, if .11,., a.t.m CDd.hi
3 A 3 liii hou..s
. ------CATi(5ni55 K. KITI'hlMi.L
(?l.rh ,it tha "irerult rou,rt In
3$-Wasted I. lay
t.rtit,i., htadIo, ljeal.r. 1.1k.
a abate siuu0t for a lasti uuceni. i"m,lly ..iuulppe.i twIll.
iSA.is..0
I? d.a,i, ihs 'Inku,,,wn
etuen h.lp, I.. Chef at lucIIas,I
sisu, h.uu,,n ae l!ATillhtlNI cuI for Nuulu,,,la I'Iunul,tt, P'i,nr'
Z0'3*i2
$5-Pu,alisr. Pew Sal.
lord hlarald Ivatet-Adi
in eieu'trlc kit,'iueru. m'e,tmal
muew app.amaoc. anul c,.nsii•
i$h-Ineiilsrs A Cpus.
hula Diii.
eIa')ua., Pure, 'levi...,. 15' II Till l'INCI'i'I' OflIOT 4)5' KATOMII,
iii,
nu
or
l,eforu
tha
15th
1I-Aslis
Vs. IsIs
1mm........................... . 11193
duct h,at, and other nine e*
'lay
13$-Seal. A I.e...
at.ea, grantee., ilenors, 'IllS: lll'($s JlPil'I it, ('IN.
1mg, Dii. to tron,f.r, owner 5111?'.. 3 DR houi,., *18-510
Defendant. of Jun., 164, anti t, s.rve
lI-.h.s•y Is Iso.
110 W,u$a. Is.gias
"retliturs,
Irlusue,.,
or sil:l'r OP .515) FoiSt Ilhilull
101111 nP nI:,'r
copy of auth answer •r ils$1 SW Narman tihata Cpa
oth.r parties dainuIn, by,
P'Luutilpt.
TIll STill Or Vt.u5Ifl. 70 soil, upon baker a,,4 Neh.r,
low-low nina mu p.uyrmi.nt. 110 COSt i'1.U'rELV Furn, lIeu..., I
'.55W limes. ltanito, heat r
Ihrqtiih, Iliad., Or ausinsi 17$$Alt'NNy *0, 0555
(IA 114 505 N p: Ic. gpr. Plsintitt'. stlnrnepa hsr.is,
per month c'uvrri eterl lImE
-.
11.4 rind a haauty ........Sioux
lu. said Ii. P. 1)A51b1,' $tolt'rim UltUOKI.Y34 IAV1NGI
('11511,1. al.o kt,r,,, as whosa s,lutr.eu Is St East Plus
Tials mull tug tile one for
''''
iS')f.t,Y Alit, II alive. 5011 11.534K,
i'ATIIKI*l341 KAySM50.
SInaI, (')nland.,, FlorIda, ci an
that gr'.wlng family, ao I"I 3 littItyl iOnic,, tar,,, or uru•
it lead, tte unknown
35 SW P'luae Sedan. heat.
1'$slatlf?,
W 110)1 5 lt51a(Ii.5iip bafore .01,1 dat., ss nsquulr.4
YOUR
it nowi
apoi.., t,eirp, dsyl,rr., I.- y.
em. .5 rr.tl tine buy ------Iduy - $130 AM. 4. i
turn, .10.0 5.16
ASH IIAII,INtI AliflhtEss by lbs lea. .f Florida aiut MONDAY I*reeh
sat.es, Iralits.., 111011's, %'i(ltN(tla' IVAN IN ITIS ant
iU: 43 Vra,,hiln Ave,uu., current lIthe ot. I'rncs'luri. II
rrs,Illqns,
SATURDAY
i0I
A.M.
Y(Il'it
$4
555 flelux. h*e.han, Radio,
trustee,,
12
NOON
ROOM h'w..,furnishe
or MAlt,IAIoE'r 50. SMITH, his
hisllovill,, N.w Jsr..y:
yell fail t tb a., a hit,.. Pro
APP.tIIEIt
lNSt!ttoht
0.0 t'I is ut till..,, 514 5%'. n'l
ilaat.m. You Would N.vsr
I
132.140
2541 Park lurk.
lhreu,Iu, u,nd.r um •.Iia.I
5'. Itt. 30•.71.
ih... Ii. Aga ............•5t
h)efsndapts iu,en tileul sialnel punt In (he 11010.1 you luur ih ritual de.
Yse, hers at
5. saId P01.1.1 AihIl 1111.
n'rut. or nvi'r
e,hhuii,nt,,
IlmntuII (u.u,rI in anti (sun MamI. msi,nlui itu said Complaint,
IAN IlOWNt.l. II alive, To Verno,, Ivan $tnlihi
SI '. W hi'lnuts itlatin,n Wit'
54 noPe County. FlorIda, by Wit..
Yuti Sr. furth.r notIfied bit
anti I? lead, the uNknown
gum,. lt.aiin,, hi.sIar. I4,l It
Margirsi SI. bwllh, hi. 1.1,531 I'. KITCIIP:I.u., t,ur thy ,the ,uatur. ut sail mulit ii
spuiusu, hair., devi..e., i,
a suit Adlostm.nl. will I. sad. so • m•rs. I.uI. .ety Per Iypog.phtc.$
wit.,
Vrumrt Seat for Walk tturni
ores, (he. short mlii. f which a Ic rimnV• .'intids from and le ____________________________________________________________________
pals.., print..., Hitler,.
Chit aIf.at ik. v.l. ii Ph. ad, Adlu,stspe.a$, adA cii 5.
'lotS A 85 h.rstuy niull?la,l 51(1.1.1031 P. K IT C Ii S I. I 'i'il.t (lee tltii of l'leuntlfl lu
c'an ioi'flce ...............DEMO
rra,ilt,ju,
lrUmtuoa,
or that a Complaint to torstless
l'ia in tilt, vs. t7
Those lovely homes
______________________________________________
(hi ab,ays d.arrlhe4 pruap.rly a muds
bapand lb. firs) Ins,rflou.
eth.r par(l.s claiming, a mortgage e,ecu,mh.nlng the iss: K. KI'rcliLI,I.ATuhl%.
51 SW Double Cabin Pick
also Weminoi. ('uUnly, Florida.
by
ire selling fast. Th.
Ihruugt,, muir ,.r tuailotng ra.i property:
l'p, ileat.,'. ('armIes 4 adult.
known as CA Ill I N IN p
The nh. ol ha ('curl in ________________________________ ______________________
ogainst ha
all 1115*34
i
i, ut
reason
Is
thus
hnauirug a pick 01'
7.
W04Hu.
K
A
Y
$5
It,
fl,tite,iat,
valus
whir-h
lie...
slid suIt bee be.,, in.
Ill) W Hi. I,:
WMITON
NEIl E h'.OtK Th'l ItS. pnsmelets sri ho cnn,naand you dIituilp, is the l'ir,'i,It t'e,irt oh 13. Catering •
tin. it ............... sinco
-__________________________
23. Painting
-low
and high
WA$htll4Q'rolJ. It ally..
I
'i.'r, Ir'nruIin
.i't
to i'iat (S app..nr Soul III. pour Answer he Nii,th Judicial ('irrull ir snul it' iieeui, It,. utnIuflown
Corn, out and
a.i S 5'. Ineiti*, 1SI*llun '.'.'a.
,
they.? r.enn,i.,l In l'lat or othsr uiefene. or plaadlng *0.1 f'r tl.rnt5ol. ('øitilty, Floe. ClIl.TiVATPD Ills c k barnes,
stiu,ua.e, heirs, itavhs.ie, ii.
htu,,,Ic
ii,
rag.
73
'it
PUIu.
hirel,,
lIh
th.
('lir5
of
tie.
luia,
and
see
g.m Stalin. hiestir, l'leah
Ina.es). 'I'
these wonderful
galees, grinhee., il.nra
hi
stibruviatsI
title
I.eatioa,
P.
TILSON
PAINTING
lie I1.cnp'rim •
flautluol. ('Irrn,il ('nunt o? lituuinol. of thl. '555 a FLORIDA 1,51(1)
(mar %4m'aiimOfl ................ . $1113
Oat.uu, 132.7311.
rr.4It,,r.,
-1
trustee.,
homes for yourself.
or
t'euitty, Plorila
('nutly, Funds, and serys a I1EVN(,fll'SIPN? COStP,%Y, &amp;
sitvIci
othcr partlss claiming, by iea been 111.1
There
are
5$ainel yati Sit espy thetis? on rlalailrs at. Ploriita morpieratia., v, COlT. ILACEITRD
15 corn.
43 55% ttt.nnt*r4 Sta, Woon
Iprap
through, tipler or against thus .buovs..tylam suit, and you lumpy, Slack N. Claraiand, Jr., Tt)N 1,. &amp;iALDWIN, a/k/s C. I.
P.s.. bniag 1w5 Irub
In4.1, Eranl.a
pietely turn ish.d
hi laid WY.5T014 WAsSI.
•.nlaiasr
$$S'l$I5
yeta pIck $1.30
COMPLETE
•,.py Altnrn.y it i.aw,P. (S. Dniwir IIALDWIN, 51 ai.
124(11024 Pl'AltI, (Ai'WumIFy,'ulr
r.qUIr.,l Ia ieuy•
a..
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$(ai'J 11 lIy;, aol lldpsrt, pliu,l on .%nsw.r to lie. f'nm. , SanFord, Florida, on or ha.
It is hemiby order..? Ihat thin _______________________________
Ihe l'iaint$fg'a alter , for, the limb dip of Jun., A.
,ur,I.r and n.lias shall hi
(ha unknown .pouie, heIrs,
t•ys, 'eln den hl.rg A (lay, p. hIll. or oth.mwla. ditira. pro limbed ones a wish ton pub.
f,uuir I'•
fleviss.., i.g*I.e.. llfl' 0.
ilci
$407,
Florida, confess. wIll
Ii
satsied ronsscull,. weak, lit lb. IAN.
tees.
hisitors, creditor., apenl In lii. thu.Orlando,
a$etn.t
SrI.inat
of
su,'la
you,
P0111) 115001.11, a newspaper DIIAI'l*T problem? Custom
trust.,., er olh,r partIes .5IIsw.r wiSh
Tb. Sanford Herald is dc published In
II,. Clerk .1 lb.
mali 5 altlrsI. 133.1111 .r
('a,isly
elalatung, by. Ileroustu, in.
Cireqlt 1'ouart on or .lgttate4 sa a Ilswepsp.r of lorlda, aped Ieminaii
4cr ian again.t lb. said aforeaaI4
havI,g gesirel
Sill
bifuuni Oh. 13111 day .1 Jun., g.nsrai nireulatlopt In which rlreulatlas a $umia,Ia
Cetisly,
PEAVII, JACKSON; 2.0. tIll, II yraus
U5ia citation shall ha publIsh. Florida.
faIl
I,.
iSo
so
4.i
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FREE CAR WASH
diLl: JONKS. if all,., ml ums pro contesie will
Sirs. hi. C. 14.1.,.
Is laksn '4 one. •ictu week for tour
it tl.ad. tie. 'aukuewn aalnat
WITNEIM, nip' hand ii ('lsrk
yo. tur ha raml.f 4.- cune.culI,. weak.
NiFTY
'uf
said
£010 ISA VU
t'ircuil
t'otu,t
lu.
a.?
Spouse, bun, devise.., I.- mannjed in It,. Complains,
WiTNESS
hen.?
nor
and at. Ninth JudicIal Circuit is su
gal..., prentses, ii.i,n,re,
Thus
Notice
shalt
be
flelal
scsi
01
Ijjl
'"
ur Boat? 1
pubhiah.
Si
t'i.rk
cut
lhs
for 5.minol. Cotinty, Florida.
eratlltore,
trusl.i., °r
ona a week far f.,,,r etia. l'Irclt ('nun on tIlts th 11th and lies sial of
A J 11153411% 100511(t)
sold C.urt, at
othar prIIe. s'laiIug, try, Sirully. weeks
.
lt.al 5,1's One
stay
gal Ma,, .5. 5). lieS.
in Tie. $enford
Sanford, ieneln..ia (' i'I n t p
(i\
throusut, tiller or sØaiflet )ter,ll
(IitA1,1
Florida, sit Ihie It.? day Ol Mar
BONNEVILLE
CONVERTIBLE
the Iii !,IIt'lI.N JONKi';
so
fatal (hIs I(ttt day .1 May,
Artheu,r II IhachwlIIt, 3?.
. 3. £DCOCE
114$.
,
with aufomahe transfnhsIlon,
ALMA hOU$Jl'Il, If ally.,
C'Ier5 of CircuIt Court
1011 iMPROVEMp'e
*$IAT,S
Q
and II d.a4, 15. tiulunown *ss.'.u.
,
1',
k.
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•IRV!CI
lIp': flna,ea 50. Msrk.a., 11.1'.
t
Anlh'ir 11. Pect.'qIlh, Jr.
spoil.., bela, diviseec, IcAnlhtir H Seu'hy(Ih 'Ir.
Smith
I,'i.vela,e4, Jr. of
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satess,
"lark er this Clrcgit ('aunt, PAINTING - CAIPINTRY I
fl,
gr$nls.s, lime,,.
111
and
b
C1er5 i,t lb. CimeulIt ('01111 ('lev,Iapd, iueph.s,oa in4
PLALTERIPIfi
ROOFING
leminnl. (2outety, Vianida
srsdilor,,
irue(,.s, Ir
vouswagen
S
-,
Mm,.
I,:
Mirth.
T.
S'Ihlan
111,551$
Spi
MarSha
1.
VlSI..
pih.r purli.. ciaIipg, Si.
Paptit,
Still III, lanlerd Lliantle
I)sp,ety Click
sill
chscltad
and
it
in
Shrutigh, sad.r or a;ain,t Pulullsh May 'leck
good
me3211 SOUTH
OMN SIPAIU A PAINTING,
NalhSeel lash NuIldini
5... •I'•••
13, 23, a• *
iii (3•.rp. N. hhsuasati.
Iha slid 41.51/. PttMl'Il: , m,..
123-1171.
anicusl condution.A top buy
I'. 0. Drawar 5,
17 2
of hsh.r * lab.,
NOLAN 1.. T4TIal1 and (lflZ.37
Saihsed, FlorIda.
41 N. Pine Strict
11111.11.5 '.5'. 'l'AYJ.0I5.
laws aswtp Sal adplsq
.Sttornay.
tm,' I'i.i'etl?f
Vhapl4a
liii wit., It alive, anti If
beavy or (ft ysr5. Call
• saaeess,
For rail aulopnohi(s bsr*,$ns, i'ubiish Map' I?, $4 A Jun 3 flhieudn.
Atlorn.ps fut, PlaintIff
sle.4, the ur,ku,pw. sprusi, check ih. Ileralul claaatfi.
1145 ITOI* 881101*1110
222-ti)?,
a,
ii
S
Ic.
B U C K THI HOMI OF SAFETY CHECKED USED CARS
Puuhilslt
Slay
I. 1$, 15, 1$, LIII
heIrs, ditla..., lsgiteio, slay 1111100.
CD.4I
C1J3-h$ !ACKLI
$ROI.DI
VISION
Chl..OtbsI tsr *$IUI.Tll
"WI Cm'i
You • ' e W Cm'. AbOlit
OILANDO-144,Niu.
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tori; tru.t.ei, or i,tt,,r porIle. tunis, (In or l'uf,rt pat,? late,
claiming, tuy, tlur,.,ugIs ilullipt' or uu tPfiujir.ui by the ia,. of
egainit lb. eal,i WINTEII I"(orida n,,,i vurre,, Ituilei ,,
CCnrp.3' Nf)!.A?.' I. 'iAyiA,ll so, a Deer.. Pro Cnnfepeo wit!
• snhirael against 1012 for lb,
and THNI.IIA W. TAYI41II, hi, relief
dema,ud.d In sail Cornwit., (I mliv., anti it l.a.?, lb.
plaint.
unknown spouse, heir., dcvi.
You, ara 1,urll,er nolitI..? that
ceo., irgatpp., ymenipe,, lien-

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T1IJG1o.. I
MAKE,AFOOL.
J
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ncr location. city watsr &amp;
d.ip w.il, loris room., car. Trad. your trailer Tot a n.y
home. $15 too. Evarvthlng
age, patio A mor. altracI H 34 gntprprts.., Inc.
lionS. Ware Ptrtted benani,.
13$.3*I1
thu hou,e ii price.? for .i,ut.-k
S.%1E at $7,300 Term, t rot.
LAROII COtINTIIY ,TO%t11
. That, right, only $;,3oo. Call
'.cre. $13 TOO. PSY't.
110W.
'
L St 34 l:'t,erprla.,, Inc.
- C.'.l.LBART REAL EST.'.TE
131-2211
CAL!. DAT OR NIGHT 322.1433

UNTIL

Runs

SIIALLf

Nr.Etus * 111th. paint ant pol.
Slit hut wow what * huyl

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on

t'he A Dr. with org. tarnily r°,rn. 'l'ut,le tarot.. 7
A. l*nI. huh and dry t.ltht
elcellent a Otet,

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Tb. 14091r Your
Tb. I.iss It

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A matching step labia; Un.

flNHAIA

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____________ FOR AS UTTLE

AT VACTOILT PIICIPi
13. - hIous.a Pot
sui.
it r II I 0(5 '1' ii, Msaohla
GAit IIIIYKII
111.1111
b'ttbiI3Ztt. both for $135.
IJI-i*751 slIer $ P m.
ASSUME
7.tortags;
I 01*, 1
-_____________________ biLl. $choohs &amp; Insirucilons bath, $35 per rn., kllabse
-

t.i:t, quiet rooms tor men.
Ill MainolIa. Z33.0lo.

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Mr, .I.i O

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loirm. .u. •'i; art.
'
(I.e
Ilk. saw
$01.15;
,o. Iota Poi $al.
HItIiao': fr'URNITIIRB
hOMESITE
Park A 25th
1*5.1411
ARItOR; i.ovaiy esuntry
h..iiiy treed, overatiIt,.
U SI turotturi appitsn.ia loohin Mayfair
golf siurae.

t.ois. Its. Mt'uilt-ioId. lap.
yy' jiart, 3$ haloed Ave I 01110.
$i!ut
P. *11.4111.,
ow.r.una..15
''n a '-'.
Ill ks Miry.'. Huh .. a
ECIIOLS BEDDING Co hill. $5005.

Page 5A 108. Rooms Fo Rent

101(1 IN ths Country. 3Dr. ___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
l'j bath. 11.. room. Hotios
:!.Y PIn. pao-r.L ____________________________________________________________________________________
1001 IflP'I wttn r.om mr .
-.
- A.I.lt'Mp Psym.nt. IUZ 'oIks.
____________________________
, ear.. (Ii 1-act. lot In I'ooli _____________ _____________________________________________
Ph. 3:3.4722 aft.r .J
.
Ph. 3!-$l$.
93. Ilrntioes I'nr saP.
91.
9ouMeM
For
Rent
106.
tpartmentsforRent
106.
Apartments
for
Rt
_________________________________
_________________________________
"'
1110
_______________________________
_______________________________
COSIET
•$relIet conil.
$ hR.. I BATH Itavunne Park. W1'bOW v.ryitI. must
- INFUI1SISHED
W#LAK.. APARrllXT• III
lion. 111.421*. ifter I r. at
HOC Down, assume paYts of
Wall To Watt Carpet
once 2 Birm, I both $$,OO. CL1AN 1 A I Iledrooms. kit.
W lUst St.
131.3$ per mo. Chain link
*51.21 tier rn.., !-Jl04
rhen equtpp.d from $41 in -_________________________ $ A 4 room furo. O.wty de.
____________
finrid____________________
back yard. 3h-231&amp;
-----Ata-rgN IIIAl.y 11*0, iteelmotahsl 404 E.iSt.
______________________
$141. At.,. )"HA to S.r,'i.. %.,'N$'L'fl?i'. I DR. fluls Apt., ______________
lent ron,? • 3 tops. FOlio 0
Ait.irslF:
fl.'rtC*I.
3
Hr.,
I
p.raonriel A Vt to C&amp;illart..
Hosii:skit. e4ulppei. v a n e t I a it
h.atpr. tail 1:-414i after
bath on I..ske Dot. lfl S.tnl*fli
shale,, terrasco floors A hI. Purn. downstaIrs •pra, dill ______________________________
•:3 p' m,
$5: per mA. irirlutInc Istel
Palmetto. or Ph. after
_______________________________
i'l.RNI'Ill-?)
SMALL 111.4 farm, with nice
bath. Call 3-3J4 att.r
Ar in uranr.. I it. 3.3.1515.
Sh.lS;4.
2 R5.DROOII, I Bath. $41 to 112
lIvable horn., on pavil road ______________________________
p in
_________________________
q'.._..
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S
P.IYStFNTS
t'iiprt,ate bath
Ito.
tno.
Multtpi. Li.tinj Realtor
ttefrI"r.,'or,
te,
,,.rlicr.
hut
sir con,
room Apt., rrflNiMliltb t'NI. uitNlnll,r,L,
b..ttjtli'r.ncti
itorrtl.ay
Orl.titito.
front nith b,ach,
I1,s.?.nt itir.
_________________________
on
______________________
AVALON APARTMENTS
1EAUTIPL'I. I Pr,. 2 110th, kIt.
rooms. I both., central air
GARDENING
Punt. apt. do.. Is. Jimmy C..

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wTt..i*,ja,....
Qi Tnhviu WMIv
ii fins w.rkssuskip to ipb.l. -- i;',:1i "•:;•54•••
T141 rui IIITID PIll
"Flap. Draperies, llipco,.cs.
Ill-Sill
Tim. Payments as litili ,, _____________________ 115
1'. Park £S.
_________________________________
51 mo. Drapery horiwer.
a. PUnlTnl - PTsigbt di.staltatlon.
a,H bs4roo. and dump
KIJZ,P DICOOATING •o
Payton Eealty
r.om farailurs, Wasp sbus ____________________________
fll.IlI
________________________
.ow ai dsmapi, rn...,., s,.i*n
tea. HIawatha Si 11-I.
_____________________________
.
rles I.
.r Isis this .ip
43. I'Ianta, freed.,
ud
I
Damsps( Puraiturs ss'.
Steniper
Agency
c.%i.,%I,lI:Mi4; ehG*ia froiflhl..
Hap 7.00, Cissatberry,
tlultipli Listing R.sitor
______________________________
uuar r.tali. Hall Tr,i$bt
______________________________
000-.Uo is. bell'. Nurs.ry, I __.
, ..................... .. ss_iaal
-' ..,.
ala a W.a..
i..ul.,
(Closed
siaa
Otoyse,
Yrlld.I;s IlsUlier-

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AT P1:111.11? *trriow ion.
ii. 1141
iii
spill. w*reS.,ui,iman', i.In on

ISTE!.l,l LAMP,

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May 28, 1966

[n lOt JpE14A'i
I FEEL SO RJrERtCk ?IUD
DIJS1GJIFICAJT AU. THE
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Wit.!. Consider .schan. of
$ $sdroorn boue, wIth extra
lati. living room for emailIt horn. or Hotisi Trailer.
3. W. 14*11 Realty, 144 1r#n'h
Aye, Ph. 333.3*41 or 3htsii sv.ntttgs.
_________________________

n's13

Read and Use Them! Call 322-5612

EEK &amp; MEEK
_________________________ _________________________

Need More Room?

aoam A.

15____
Dir.
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b, *m*farb

s IEDR003t, Plo. room.
hems to Country Club honor.
Aesums mortisE. psym.flte.
Hi par 'no. Call hI-i I IL
____________________________

VIII WI will buy POUr CutI.eIt
1111 models •4 nswer-Ilusi
Raymsil L.udquuit. Las.
be in •;c.lIut it,cbsic$I HZ.$I$' Lilsuti. leak hip.
000411141N s4 of pond eP . _____________________________
-_______________________________
:11.
hI'sical
insirusssrna
p.arasce. Pea Dick Ru.ull,
laid C.r aIr, Mtrtekisd- SAULS AGNCY •
PTuI,Tuáiil ml Raps?, %t',rriann Y.r1, do.atgra
___________________________
lie lie Par ISatati
W I. Ilrmua - *13.420
âeantord.
________________________
$1$-TUI
______________________________ ______________________________
Nlgbta-W.ekesd.
1*1.1411
ii. JphoIatsry
, vursstur. Ear sue
___________________________

u..i

0. I. 4ppltsncoe-Niw
11$ MsnoIl

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lb.
4.vI.

4141.

MANFOIII) ELEtR1C

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.5

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LIII, if
ISIS. luau..
ii..
by,

•L Houi's For Sa_le

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LTTRACTIVB $ Br.. I Bath. C
I boos.. P. Ptnicrist. Kit.
I
)
•quippsd. no down pa)er.ot.
Asvam• VA t.an. 3:3-4331.

4113 daytirns. or 331-0111 at.

•IYPR* TRADING poor

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VZLL$ DRILLID. ?tTVfl WANT B P 1.4 V.jetibli
S
sIs
IPRINKLIB IVI1BM$
Jui.r. Apt. I, III Psrk Ad. $4, I1.sI Estate •
i,,.' • $•.,
WS AsosIr s.d .rvi.e
REI.T Ms..ar Vibrst.r) III.
• I I
Crumley - Monteith
•tn art.r , . .
WaiSt.. all spplp C..
$4
lii
.W
1.4
•$11411
Inc.
ITARTEfl$,
G.a.rs*.rs.
______________________ OLD
_____________________________
Carburetor. YueI pu ape. Beat
$atsts
a....*..t1.
______________________________
_______________________________
311. Home Appflh1K
Aliminum Pistons. Ph. $12- us w. tot it.
Pb. IH.4I1$

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PIPs.ns.

Want Ads Are Community Conversation

77.Sltestl.s Wst.d
e,a* $tnlI Page4A-May28, 1988 24 Well Dijilleg
53 Wanted
IHAMIW will., rump. ö lIt 11. toit puraltOri Y5RD. OR Small lit. ti Bow.
A Trimming. m.
xdgIa
lprinkl.rs. J.rry Lord. itsCub.
aies Isrvtc•
WORLD

1.07, 3 . . yrri.r as*u4
TOP
a$IWat. KAVIN *INNILas •itBIWMti
*ft,iva La.
Ian4 Coatact rthu? Cir. New 5o;u sow polloy. Dully
B.l?dlIl1 (It iSIi Cblhi.
liii $Uil• Cows .is '•'
_____________________________ ,200pt lufiuy. Abs P'r14.p' htiui, 311.1733 Tan urns •s•
a
Hsltsre. Tk.rnsa Itabl.i,
lTiatfl$. 151$ Ii. QTI**di till
I afis i:..i . st.t. an ,u
1
1)r. 333_1110.
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lplI ¶1.$HI at
auuisk
_______________________________
(IBH$AM IPisplisri Pup.. pier..
HIAWATHA IflDDVI KOIIRAL
,., P •ks. 04, sknti. 2 12. Npselal NSftIN
t. 7• 11$ .nWis P,,i Eveniag hours- Child •ri- ,,,s.,
i tssia. ,Ie sues. Pi. ___________________________
IP.4$II P. 0.
I1II
flpan at 4 p. at, TV pri,il.p..
_____________________________
fpftsr
hornwrkt
uatU
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GANAS DAY
ItlICIDI PmatI.a. Call WI tii. 10 435 lint. Pros.p. P00111.1 PuppIsa ARC, I wk$.
Inial oars by D.pia OmitS A old, Priiad BuSt. 1*1-4*11.
$pj.211l,
CARl,
CAMP
M.y
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7p., liii
$10110 buns 1*15 - 1115 ••S
______________________________
Hiawatha Lvi. Si IT-Il. $23.
OIL
Call
Yi4 (lanai 111.1111
ilA$i$
1111.1.,
pursbrad,
Visa
_______________________________ he',
)i.althy. 232-1311.
LOSP
WPIOHT safely with
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11441,
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rI.z.A.Di.t Tablet.. 0.17 •lc
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'711Z"1111111111' 10.
(app.
a.
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Pevjtry • UI..I.Sk
£t Your (rup store.
Child
at.. $ a. m, so p.
Sundays. 32l4$pt.
sttAaz.pf PjTPt'Jjj 3fl.$jl.
iES*Js liflANrilD - KIPPYOIR ear •ti biiut$Itii
d.eplt .'on,I$n fenlilopi if
flø..n.bus Rat..
(lqid lildIop Area
a h'iuy family, (lit Otis l.usLegal Notice
Ir,.
Itent electric •hippp,s
_____________________
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___________
__________________________ _____________
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$1. 05.rwlti.Wiliiame
I'i.
CV
Irant..,, liønor., usd5. MOYJYtI t•
A t*Ut 5051 - $P$"IAI.
DI*(OINT
POR
TiarWip
ChSUtaut
Stallion.
mr., troll..., or other
by, W.il.torid, intIillg.nt
YPIIH VAc?4TIr,.'d
parties •Ilatlng,
IIllJ0,$
11 lOB
spirit I. p,atch his f°ur IAVI 30% 01' au reuul hip
Shrn,,gh, undue' .
dEITY, pl.ern.s
saving I a. is. Mt.ulav Ik,
•h
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whits sax A blat.. Call iii.
$0. iliSi
U)fl.n4'p$l.yjAW
Ot'BflFTKtX1' IYV.!TMI'(T
whir. In I'. 0. ur (insds for
TAYI.jft, Pal, wife; PACOMPANY5 a Pbprida corPora
lU Isteal trip. Otall .r
Vile r. (lRirrITlr. ak/a
lion,
unmet
t.ltil.. Aunt.
P.
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Legal Notice
Plaintiff,
hound lu. Stpligi,
ml if dial. ho unknown
______________________
Spouse, bun, ls,ia.ae. is II YIN VIICSJFT EnIBT *5'
), P. DANIBL it ali,s, sad
P.URY$OAflfl HOPAIU
Sates.. raat..., floor.. INN Still .$lflI(141. ('IN..
d.ad. IS. unknown spouse,
fl3 Par5 (',t.
rnsp$Itnrs,
trustee.,
.o, ('33? Is L'I' 511$ URNISDIl
h.Irp. 4ivPs.ps, .gshIes, $Il$•
(?alI aft., S p. m.
athir par$I.. claiming, by ('01111, PllPhIf)4.
I..., tl•flore, rrp4llorp. *ru,$II0.
$53.$$tS
or lillell
lbrqt,.5, miadir pr 51. 1 0.1 II (U*$EII1' III. 11041
. or itS., patti.. summing, by,
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Al.VV,itS F.AitI.I' I.ANK.
thrnU.h, under or •uslsat ISIS
PITH,
s/k/a
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said P. II, DANIEl,; ru.v
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5ft4 alt
alive, anti If dual,
firm.,
or
corpora.
RARHARA
u!nnwn ,pnuue, hurl.
lion., chiming
r.eiden.a uknuwn,
jtaliC". lisuore,
title, or int.r.ee, in or
I)I3r1N1)ANT,
creditor., trustees, or other par.
any
at
Nnrih t.aur.i
land
inyiiivad
through,
rialmtnj,

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Seminole County
with quit, a large cast
By Debby Dek*
Annual band awards dinner tied for entettiloment

and cssc,rt will be held to.

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Last two periods today, ito
dents had their Awards Day
Program. Various students
were honored for their out.
standing achievements during
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This

Friday Is Senior Day. This
Is the time when seniors come
to school In sports clothes for
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try club and their guests are
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VOL öS NO. 200
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dents who have received the

highest average acholastical.
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At this time the DAR, the

Woodman of the World, and
the UDC medals will be preaented to the eighth grade

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'Fighting Seminole" sign on
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W. 25th Street?

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Seminole County Chamber Intend
Percy
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of Commerce spent $3,750 on
service officer, reprcsLn
billboards last year. What will
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Lake; J,tiitt-s T. isv in hiallandale, Fla., where favor nit the proposal and
nole County Monday In oh- Senaiiiolc annex will he cbs- p. in.
"l't anti l)e, 5. Evans itt' he had !iccd since retirement' agreril that it w,,uld
take a
scrc-auce of Memorial Day.
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The Brotherhood of Inetimo- Orange; C. It. Snyder anti L in 193T. lie wa the father rj long tLtir ts.
get ti
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Douglas Stenstrom,

Mid Gvolize J Kini; of firev. at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Burial will plan. Ile said this could b*
arif Coillity, Fletcher Morgan 'he In Greenlawn Cemetery In done In 10 days or two weeks.
. and Jultitit Warren it ilussi; Franklin.
Cunamasl,,nei- W. 1.iwrt,.
city, county and federal of.
.11 enunly offices at the • tonical and Genealogical So- Cs-i-il I'• Tits-us anti htt'rh'rt
Mr. Hemphill died Wednes-Swoftoril said he looked with
DOUGLAS STNSTROM
flees will he closed in Sema court house and the South (icty, They cciii begin at .1-10 : A Itahib sit
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Pr'+iident Kec' 'edy w shl
it .,,nu.,na-. *
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Department.
have been 49 years old Sun- niade
Mr. blemphill Was mayor of .i l The committee
effort vis i Center, and the public lib- holiday sel-wiiult-d of mail lst ('hun-h Suuiiav at 230 p Eitzi'trt - k if eniinuit'.
a cnctrcte.
ailvoestdcv if he hicti lived.
nary also nil lie closed,
pickup and delivery observed. iii (tsr Mertittri:il I)a' Mrc lies
Franklin from 1911 in lIlt?. ing realignment or
nifirme the appearance tit
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II'II liit'ane's T. juthiNs i'Uu)J lUI'
All special ds-?icerv lu-tiers
1k uc as Fhrcs!er - i'lynmulh posiltly Writ
their
t
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'f Ovi'tl, to
ilI'(,l\ s l's I ll'
cnainnlp High a statv CItifla
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h'ihli
inc
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brio
ili ii. r here fur more than '4) conrir, I a
I nhted Press lnternatieeal
it(
aw rd
M ,.ii t., the
,lI'I,li(ll 'UN E
plonihip track team will
i tI'l rhe crars, a member of the l'rrs. iersity With
\iiirrlr;tn (in, 31'tiatlav hi nit I
he iiclicrrril
- resented
Tho
citation
A system of thunderstorms
site. Sanford would
ll:,nks will not he rinsed bitt s,-rc-anr" sit lii,' tin h'iiiin,ii- Army I ,irps isf Etigiiirrr, tI
in Atlanta next cceekcn,i to
hsti'r.iii ('hunch and a Itast h. linked directly with $19 stretched from the Carolinas
(1, i'
stat facility has
Crat
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huh, Ihiiisilay tin th.' pns'siskmat of Franklin Kiwanis comas
rarticirate in an Invit_stional after
will ttner.' regular btI%lness air ilratl
1'superior
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a I.ak. .Ieasiip reuse. and Florida to Texas today.
ftr.tt ls titin ti a $541 million (hilt
meet President .Ium Rowe of c:r nt -'id in3pectinn by
A tornado was sighted
way front the end of Sanforsi
(!'iti
ctii'r"I pn''I.? Ifl the
Three communities cs-Ill hold
th. Jaycee, would gtatllv
Vlmn - Mc(luir, V It n a r a I
I officials from regional
FlorIda Tech would Thursday night near Portal..,
rapt any contributions to help headquarters and reviewed
Y.trrnortal Da service. Stin- J
WASIIIN(.Tt)S I tI'It
ui';is'r $'t..l,:hn-. River hain. home is In charge of arrange- 1w shout13.5 niNes from San. N. N., anti
funnel eloel was
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of IiIef. meni..
defraythe cost, of the trip, carefully by the assistant Treasury Se'crctary Iteriry ii. day. Al. Ca+se3acmr, (erettIttitso
reported over Odessa, Tea.,
tool under the proposal.
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",;The Seminoles will ace the postmaster general for facili- Fowler saitl tisisy the t'nte,l It's, complete with a parade, a
Strnstrorn saul it is need, but no severe damage was rs.
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p. rn
new Atlanta Braves vs. the tics.
States nietins to coil the 'ml. cclii get underway at
iary
to make rInits intinetbi. ported.
k ltioi;
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SC Louis Cardinals while in
Prcsident Johnson's Natural har outflow without making sPon 5 ored by Veterans
itchy for access maui to ear.
The
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Beauty Program is designed U. S. tourists stay home, run- Foreign Wars !nct 100.34) and
my thousands of students from the m Rurea said a cloudburst
Vt5IllN(Tfl, (I'I'l) — strutetion ,htnii'i
within
legion
Memorial
American
to improve the landscape of trolling capital or retluiring
north anti west of Seminole that dropped 2
Inch
of
I'i,sitlt'itt
. i,linsn in his first IS slay-.
Seminole seniors went surf- the nation.
American iiiiictzir fret-a over. Post 2.i6.
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County,
plus county student,, rain near Hunt. Tax., would
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worship
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At
the
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s'
ing this morning before school.
The Sanford 1xist office re c. -is
Communist
* 10 -15 foot rise in the
atih,itiitts 'I the app in (104)
guerrillas to the university in the 1970s.
Sunrise surfing was an event ceiced the award as result of I Thee and other hi arch niens 51cc at Deflary Community h;,.%ilt'uige ii the full su;t'nrt 'mIs
Upper (tuadalup. River
lins 11A of j.. 17 Lii (ttr ncrrr -smr a '114) man South
of annual "Senior Skip Day." improving the appearance of urea would hurt iwath the Methodist Church, special ser
t:nitei States to the excavation of
t
Light showers moved into
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a major prtittr. Vietnamese battalion in a
the grounds by the removal of United States and "the .'no- vices will he held.
I tiny,, fur i,lf-ils'ermin:itlmt of the St-lust inn (aital anti 'day-long battle which was the
the northern Ureat Lake s re.
he
held
at
also
Services
will
Lot of people are still mar the parkway In front of the mutes the aspirations isniti in
gion and the Pacific North.
W %RR N Ohio
mitt id tniie turi i stronu,est attack the Rel. have
and ra, 1.1 j itt lie
ii eve ry tic it cc it. r
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veiling over the victory of building to provide additional tie-ti, the safety of all n the the (ictievil it-:ii.'tery li.i:-r,
The
g''s-m iiitit-itt
-.,tiitiist,i launched III inmate time, m ill. "apparently
schizophrenic'' west.
quarter
ut
Iii,
sponsorship
of
the
(,ccenaiiis
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Robert King hlit.h in the Tucs parking and the cofltifliVflk nations of the fun cs,trlti
steelworker shot and killed his
Elsewhere, skies were most,
th InLet cc'siib.l cw4t sli,hit tars spokesman said today
The Cl t-f i',.o,utiv, told 5 i
day runoff. high Democrats program of planting of an. Fowler sail.
The South Vietnamese re wife and their four children in I)' clear and temperature.
mn'mr,' than s:i ititlijuma.
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an
diplomats
tell us that his campaign was nuals and shrubs as well as
lie called (or ni'rc coopertheir sleep and then took his mild.
rim
S,b.tctiari ('anal will captured the position later.
en
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poorly - organized, confusion improved lawn maintenance. ation among free world on.
Whit" litHist! receptittia cilia &amp;tttut fl 1
It cc-a, not certain irnrncdl- own life today.
ittilt's to cx.
I hursimiv, "tbw foreign pttlil\t i
3llss Heard commented that tions on nc-turin of the lnt.'r.
the byword
, and lack of
. ritl the u1;,.r St.Jihns ately whether the attack
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money was always a problem, the project was begun to natittnal Mtmnstnrv 'ysti'iii, re0
11.- y •-astmemtimi it, (hi' iiiarke,l the start of the cv,
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it its lit,- at hisrin'. 'it,Yet he won. The old saying make the post office a more ilucti eto of tariffs anti tither
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lillt. IL cc ill i s' off
CAI'E TOW.'( (UPI)—Mor t
A cmi- notpermit humitrirt rights to
I .'3iI'A 41 lit
is th at "money never lost, an pleasant place to visit and do trade harriers and aid to poor
RAIFORI) (UI'!)
iticahi uim,.iit IS ntitlrs Ao u thl
Three i than 3,000 persons have asked
victeh rapist who escapeti bc restricted i n sum uWfl
election." Can we stilt believe business and to enhance the countries.
convicts cut their way through for tickets to the academic
CUufl- i of Mi-Ibtiurns'. it will be a
------Thug slay from as courthouse try. 'i cc, cc-ill ittt -apIinrt part of a iii) nimllimiri (boil
It? Bums had the money and appearance of the area in the
England three wire (races and escaped freeborn day rally next month
sr.
tF:oNAnns.
I mmliii
r.-lh - by
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hope that others in the corn
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tI - tilt rh
he lost,
' uji asic hug es-c cit IU i'l- %l rs+ Arthur 31 itchell from the state prison during at ('ape Tots a University at
through all air . imiahittinmuig 1151 wi ti'- - t
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munily would he encouraged
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duct was captured in an (in- ties or (lie tti,-r. -litol notion I "Mi,sile Cuist' which (fit sewing to
blow can a man afford to to make Sanford more attrac.B
,iy, (1)-N.Y.) will speak,
3cc a sesen-tomi ported today.
lando apartment early today that mdl are i.,r:e.iu:tj before lrat.-s c.,
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27 000 automobile and Live.
Keunsily.
steamroller crash into her liv('.trE KENNEDY (CPI) I and returned to the county jail tie lass.'
not afford some $) license
—I ing rini She was knocked
Officials today called a one- hero.
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11511 1)11-;
plates? - . - anti, as far as
itfiCnnsciolu's and himspltahiieti
ltheu I lid-ui Ititilt. of tic
day poshpitnrmnrnt from n"zt
itt.' i l.-.t Ui..liii
J 'i(iSs INVI l.I.I- Iih %4 * 11
not•be itenaliidti
cc- e know, •
sIting stilts Thotuuss (rilfin
cci,
t-.mpturi'ii
tbmr,s
l'mwstia
until
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iippi ii s-i .,l'. t., h-i'
r. I I Ph I
1 hiou-.mid-i tat dcd strics'r of liii' steamroller.
in the baunehitig tit Gemini Orange County sheriff's depu. tli,' Repuitiiu: itt' Soi,tli - fhii washed up On the beach (rlftmn said the machine's
I some corn- Haney D. Rothenberg told
" have ht
ties who kicked in the door Africa, with its apartheid today between here and St. brakes had failed, causing it
trooper who gave 9 Astronauts Thomas Staf.
th
e
state
nevr
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plaints over he
cr him a safe driving award it ford and Eugene ('i-man no of a second-floor apartment in policies. sri-I the l"triug-ms',e Johns County several miles to ho roil down a hill and Into
hours in Sanford. Hocs-e
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North Orlando and haniii iift ii
was hi. second citation in a the must smbitiutuis I
isititci, itt
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the south
'In 'u k hell a home
the banks - report relatively week. The
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•pac. ml'ssis,n. ( 4 'a earlier
first,
he
said,
was
tim,' :11 .ye.r-ssll ,-unvkt bet-art'
few compla ints.
(tir a traffic violation.
shiny out pace .)
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. v Martita of Alachun CUUnof a consulting engineer to
. said that air, anti cstuter
work out the details.
'lint i.n, is * nintt,'r of p6 too
it' out to all of Florida's
Chairman John Alexander
of the County Commission
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anti we cannot
eant deal
f
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ccith this problem holing
said lie would prefer to con.
FRANKLIN, Ind. (Spl.) — suit with Willard Peebles,
that it sce ignore it. it shall
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Funeral services for William Fifth lhst,it-t Road hoard
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nc ii is-inlet
in, bile: V. liemphill, former Frank- member. liefuic gic ing the
•'mintui,in,-rs I-i' Wciiiit-r liii mayor, will be held here committee any answer on (It.'
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not call for any increase or
use of al valorem tazes,
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lie said this combined revmu. would bring in * total of

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The coutwil, to be coflipni-

2:31) p.m. to observe Memo- the actise part taken '&gt;
W..
rial Day. Rev. Robert 3!. the postal employes in the
program,
and
gave
thanks
to
Jenkins will speak. ,lr. anti
Mrs. Bernard I.. Harkey will the county anc Y
cation committees or their
sing.
assistanu'.
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fen Olney, Janice
Itotise.
Wanda Rumney. Jane Wakefield, and Nancy Wntaon.
The fl Corp majorettes are:
Gloria Clarke, Lorraine Fore.
Janet Gordon, Nancy lioen.
ing. Debbie Jones, Teri John.
son, Lydia Luke, Pam Mad.
den. Marie Richardson, Vie.
Me Schnitzicr. Jeannie Thorn.
as, and Frances Williams.

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Methodist Church Sunday at lccted to receive it." She cited •.i

have worked hard all year
in hopes of attaining a pa.
sition as a majorette with
the Sanford Junior High
iehooi hand. The majorettes
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transportation or drive up In Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce, who helped in the
your car.
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In accepting the citation,
The Brotherhood of Lo.
motive Engineers of Division Miss heard said, This Is not

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John Krider. executive director of the chamber, who
declared: "Let's so for the works. now!"
Krider advocated
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son's Camp on the SC Johns. Seminole County beautificaMeet at the marina (lake- tion committee, the officials
front) at 1 p.m. for boat of the City of Sanford and the

the county spelling bee thorn.
pion.
The new officers of FFA
for the 66.67 school year have
been elected. Mitch Tiniki the sponsor of the majoret.
will take over the reins of tC$.
The girls in hth corps
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Reminder to Sanford Rota- Sanford.
of the annual Corn Boil.
Postmaster Cecile Heard acSteak
Steak Fry to be held Wearie s . cepted the award on behalf
day afternoon at Harry Rob- of the citizens of Sanford. the

urtlny, May 21. These girls
were selected on * basis of
twirling ability and were
Judged by Mr. anti Mrs. Peter
flukur. Mr. flukur is the hand
ilircetni', and Mrs. fiukur is

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here for their contribution to 1966.67 school year at San.
their various activities, and ford Junior high School were
special recognition will be selected at try-outs on Sat.

PEEK AsOREW'CJlf FEE MAKER

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ternatlonal Reading Associa.
tbon, elected its officers for
the school year 1966.67 at
the Trade Winds Cafeteria
recently.
Mrs. Catherine Nash, who
will be with us next year,
was elected president of the
new organization. Mrs. Nash
recently attended the Inter.
national Reading A.socla.
(ion convention in Dallas,
Texas, with Mrs. Mary Dunn.

General •Electric

The recommendation was put to the board by
the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce's long
range planning committee at a joint meeting with
the commissioners at Jim Spencer's Restaurant
Thursday night.
The action followed an Impassioned plea by

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If you plan
d any work A special Citation of Her.
at the Sanford Public Library it for co-operation
PresIn the hot (bays ahead, take
ident Johnson's Natural Beau-

Reading

man,
Dianne
Dengieman,
fiyin (ll!nwy. 1) c h h I e
hhititin, i.in'l* i,rltny. l'hyl.

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April by wildlife officers of

the State Game and Fresh
Water Fish

Mrs. Nash and Mr. Fannon
home economics and the out.
standing FFA boys also will have plans for an expanded
and interesting reading probe recognized.
Awards will be given to gram for our school next
the athletes, cheerleaders, year.
The maiorcttcs for the
majorcttes and band m.m-

Ifamlin will be the vice pres.
ldenL Other officers are Itoy
Foley, secretary; Mike Crea.
get. treasurer; Richard Carvet, reporter: Garvin hinrilin,
sentinel;
Bernard
flra'iily,
chaplain.
The seventh an d .lghth
grades will be entertained on
Friday morning by the hand
and (II.. Club. The liee Club,
tinder the direction of Mrs.
Marie Stumpf, will sing,
"Robert 1. Lee," "Once in
Love With Amy," "lie," anti
"Thank You, America." The
hand, under the direction of
Peter fiukur, will play aev.
crab of the numbers they
perfonineil recently at the
i,'pring Concert,

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honor history students.
The girls who won the Mark Fannon was elected
awards for achievement In treasurer.

given to the winners in the
recent library contest and

Lake Jessup, was proposed to the Board of County
Commissioners Thursday night.
The board wits asked to employ a State Road
Department engineering consultant to make a feaalbility study of which roads to build and how they

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outstanding students will be Council, a branch of the In.

recognized by the faculty and
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the school year.

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Boys in William Kirby's itsnight in the Civic Center. At
this time nut year's officers f or social studies classes have
will be named aid students challenged the boys In Mrs.
will be presented letters, keys Virginia Burney's senior so.
and Individual awards. The cia) studies classes to a tug.
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NEW MEMBERS of Seminole Counti, Board of Realtors are (from left)
Shirley Hartman. Lee Staples, Thelma S.'im, Torn EJte3, Shirky Thonip.
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