1 10 297 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/402533b2cbcba24b68c20df7cc0ecfca.pdf 6620126da491d313a80eeda0ba39ec8e PDF Text Text •I ' , •1 **Rcfvia T 3 hr ftin frrrb V frd l P ap e 12 — Ja n . 11, 1965 Gl Insurance Sailor Ends 2 0 -Year Holders Gel Career, To Stay Here Modified Plan Cut Your Own Taxes - 6 By Ray De Crane Now how ’d o'you determine! Answ-er: Ordinarily anyone claim a full ^ a r 'a exemption Newspaper Enterprise Assn. J js t who furnished the chief who has more than 1500 gross' credit for the deceased partPROBI.F.M: Your daughter, support? TVs. is the time for 'income may not he listed a? nerwhose total support you furn­ work with a pencil and paper a dependent. (The exceptions 0 l* n ,u l h:nt- A v* !ff A new plan of permanent ished all year long marries Put a line through the middle arc students and your child- f#p |nw nf t„ purpo|£ ev(.n GI insurance—called “modi William H. Clerk, commiss­ fied life” — is being made on New Y ear’s Eve. Can you of your sheet of paper runn- ren under 19 > It is true that t^ou=h ,h , have had no ary steward u-eond class, was available to all holders of Na-j claim her as a $ * « depend tng from top tr bottom. On one Social Security is not consid- income. As a spouse.she quailretired from the Navy at a t ion a | Service Life Insurance ency credit on your tax re side enter the expense of your ered a part of gross income fies the taxpayer t o 'tile same brief ceremony held by Rethrough the new law which re­ turn? contributions to his support, but it is still spendable income. J600 credit but in many other connaissance Attack Squadron Answer: Pop, you may be opens NSLI for disabled vet­ On the other side enter his Tl.- Therefore the question re. ways a spouse is given differ7 on board the Naval Air Sta* erans of World War 11 and the stuck.- Since ‘ your daughter SCO plus any other earnings he volvei around whofurnished ent t a t treatment than a de­ lion, Sanford. and her husband were mar Korean Conflict. Clark, who completed 20 chief " support Proceed as in pendent The VA plans to notify all ried on the last day of the may have tiad for the year. years of honorable service, has Your contributions will have the prohlem above and record For example, a dependent term policyholder* at the time year they are treated by the been awarded the A siatic-Pac­ to exceed h.v before he can the cost of support contributed need not file a return until of renewal of the opportunity tax collector as if they had ific Campaign Medal, National to obtain “ modified life" pol- been married all year long be claimed Start with the cost by each. If your total is great- his gross income is $600 or Defense Service Medal, Navy icie*. This means she may file a of his tuition, if any. then ad-J er than your mother's 5720 more. A »p<.i;«e wi'd pay an in Occupation Service Medal, Any type of National Service joint return with her new* bus room and board for the six you may claim her as a de- come tax on her first dollar World War II Victory Medal, T____________ ■ of income, whether it be on Life Insurance, including pol­ band or be listed as an exemp months, clothing purchases, pendent. four Good Coeduct Medals and the tax her own separate'return or inicies already Issued, may be lion on his return. Should the spending money A transporta- Question. How is the American Campaign Me­ exchanged for or converted, to newly marrird couple, file in tinn expenses, mediral care situation affected by a hirtfi eluded with ber husband's indal. He first enlisted in Nov­ this new plan which will lie eithcr of these two ways you and any other items of ex or death during the y ar? come on a jo.nt return, ember 1943 and has served aissued at lower premiumrates may NOT list her as a depend penses in his behalf.Answer: \ child born any board the USS Miller. LST 111 If your total is greater than time during the year—even on NEXT: The Rewards of the than the present permanent ent on your return. and the USS Randolph. The remedy: Make a deal hts, you claim him on your Dec. 31—entitles-the support- Generous SoulA plans. No newcomer to Sanford, All of the variable informaThe “ modified life'' plan with your vm in law It's per return If they are not you arc ing parents to a full year's Clark has aerved in Reconnais­ * •' Sfioo dependency credit: In the tlon contained in this series Assuming that out of luck. provide* a level premium j fectly legal sance Attack Squadrons 9 and 7 \V. I I . C L A R K ....... The other frequently asked case of death the controlling "Cut Your Own Tax*'* I’l.T'S through the life of the insured your income is higher than' for five years. He presently However, the face value will your son-in-law's and therefore dependency question goes like factor is the status at the time \dditionai advice ant sample resides with his wife and four of death, !! the deceased per- tax forms are available in a be reduced automatically 50 your tax rate higher, suggest this: children on South Park Ave­ “ My mother lives in my son wa» a quatifed dependent new* 64 page book percent when the insured vet- that he file as if ho were un nue and Intends to remain in married In that way you can house. She has no income of the laxpgvr.- until his death. To order a copy «end name efan reaches the age of Cl the Sanford area. Ai' that time the policyholder, Hit ypur daughter as four do. other than her Social Security , the taxpayer may claim a full ajdre*s and so cents to will have the option ol rcstor- pendent Yotn savings on this checks which amounted to I7g0 year s credit Similarly, if a Your tiwn ing the full amount of cover SflOn credit, wdl vary from JM last year She paid me no husband or wife dies during Sanford 11 age by purchasing ordinary to 1462, depending on whether hoard. May I claim her as a the year the surviving spouse 199, Dept, life insurance without a med you arc in the 16 per resit or dependent’ '* may file a joint return and lion, 77 j«*r cent tax bracket. Offer leal examination. fly Jn lnn Hays This modified plan” is of to share your savings Completion of the Lake freed as an inducement to him. Harney Water System was an NSLI term policyholders toj Two other questions concern Howard H. Harrison,.Semin.......... ‘ 1 Ja u p -fe d jjd I y h y CdL F Sieg' convert to a lifetime-level ing dependency occur almost ole county service officer, re- j j ^ p j president of th r-L ik a ; preirinnb'TpiAP ____ Is-lore Chat 1a s frequently' Thia~b the' BUTT? ports C. R - Prince, assistant Harney Water Association. |premiums on renewable term j “ My ""Stale-'! service officer, will An open Jio m e , w ejlj maurance heesyne prohibitive, college lavt,Jun*l_! JlA ll all his the policyholders grow old- expenses until graduation — visit this county Ja n 21' to site Is scheduled Thursday beginning at 4 p m and contin •' |tuition, clothes, housing, medtconfer with area veterans. uing until 5 45 pin at which! There are still _»omr three f a] jjtd dental rare, sending He will discuss tecBnieal lime the water will he turned million NSI.I term polieyhold money After graduation hi questions and problems with on by W T Shaddick, state ,.r j ^f,o have not converted to started to work and earned veterans and their survivors director of the Farmers Home a permanent plan. 11,500 through the end of tht or dependents concerning Vet­ Administration, srndlng fresh yesr Can 1 claim him as a de erans Administration benefits water Into more than 70 homes pendent’ Can I at least get such as hospitalization, educa­ in the area. The well site js to credit for that first six tion and training, insurance, rated one mile east of (,e months’ ” r disabilities, widows and d<- neva on SR 46 Answer You eitiu-r get full pendent parents benefits, (II Following the open bouse ered it or none at all There housing loans. everyone ts invited to attend W ASH ING TO N M T D — is no such thing as getting Prince represents the head the association « dedication The me le«r submarine Ethan di'jM-rwlency credit fur part of quarters offtrr* on the Honda ceremonies to tie held it the Vilen collided with n N uw-ar Hu- year Since your rhiTd Department of Veterans AI Geneva Community IJail he mn freight! r in the Me-hter- quabfiixl a- a student by hav fairs at Pass a Grille and hi* ginning at 6 p rn 'I in- pro mg attenilid college ful. time 1 R li* Ml Su rlny, h .1 <lf»mpi if*" offered free of •ervlrcv are gram will ofw-n with pi a yipg of for at Ira*. f"-e months of charnr . tbr national amlh»*rn iiv t hi­ Io !itif h vp«*f l» u ini- w^irliis.tilt year he may earn more than An appoint mint mav hr P a-lorn Sein.n'dit* Huml ll nder Hill Kt\ ' vTll» VAR* ir.J JM*'! to o an ! v m mai «'ill eiarn 1 * r \ a %v. in n •joit i it af tL” ft: villi’ liy f-n ' a* ting ll.itri “ -n dirirtion of Hu tuiril .V . a I* n-li r* pftit\ tl * l{Tiytiiiiiid Mu, i'l* M, r* rntil > H i |«ti f * l l. til if • 1 •* •’ f r•if 1 ill Tills inurt'i mm- Lit * * IN*. KtlJ fi ll \ h p S > ( h l ;i v I fi B 1' will .Viifii Hie ap point riu-nt* Hi#* f ,r*r ri n r* U f l»« »u |m rv i»**r of su p i-.r1 ■ \ • ' ed CM -'a ft at 9 a m Hon* A'tm.n.-lfuti *n will ,n *ir*e utter f l . h a n g m g idelllttodiici hh,idiluk gmst speak fi< atlon. er for the event 1 he r*dllJH»n happened off _l'pnn luoipletlon id tile di ll M l.M l *i 1 Jr.Y itHMt — r A1RO l l. T I I I re « tfi tea Mon, members id thr a 'so he , -is»i o f fipainT acefildhli , I *tk i Ac.jufef TTi*irt :i Hi utr1srfJw *i N.ivv epokretiian in \\ a-h Canal Authority announced » elation will he li i|Ui stril 1" A )»!{»' 4d tb t*« * nR*» I V le, *fd Ili 'ililf iif f 179,J 1 '.non ti mam for the annual I*, m lie'- n. •* P w if*-, I -I rt hi* tris’d for |;«c. | rnni|,ursi! in It n 't- ness meeting dm mg wh.ih t*i *tifpr tp-i* h«*r by k ooli f . r I '.O I an 1 |7 I . I Ts'., IE h fj'l f k' i* ■ntr * i* -f4 »- ,t isf t •t Ufa he new hoard inemlw-rs for lion for 1 it.,- ln-t y is i will he cb-cled and progre-s j .... ... ••!». Ik 4» 4 « ) * * t 4* V4 I» ll'li'lll y* I*-fine the runn! was tiain-n and liru m u l njiu fta w.:l he •i Mil." in Ti•-riser iif IJ J« »I i» \>t»» 4, ■lire*! t.y Egypt \ ict* r i« b ditt n .r•ri•i ■* ^presented. Stole Service Aide To Visit Lake Harney Wafer System Is Completed Y\> Invilc Accredited Charge Accounts! We Invite You To Check Our Competitive Prices! F re e D e liv e ry Serv ice! We Offer The Personalized Attention Of “Home Town Folks!” ' Free Prescription Pickup Service! Compare Our Price With The Price You Pay After The So Called Prescription Discounts! “The Prescription Our Primary Concern** Touchton’s Rexall Owned Drug Vml Operated lly Glenrt McCall And “Ernie” Mills Nuclear Sub, Freighter Hit Lois Off Steam UftSMrd Income tr u: Mercury, year’s most successful car, awarded year’s top honor ^ “Iw in o u il M VM l \It I • BEST BUYS IN PRODUCE TO M ATO ES <Ht B EANS The car you see on this page it the proud recipient of the hardest wo.n tiwaid in the automobile business. Irt selecting Mercury lor 1905, C ar Life M agazine staled, "M ercury shows a quality tif concept, design and engi­ neering far above the ordinary." Wide press anluim . l h e New York T im et called Mercury Nlhe su rp rise hit o( 1965 in the medium-price Reid." Automotive News I d e m a n d , p r o d u c tio n sc h ed u le s fo r Mercury have been increased 8360. says il's “probably the most changed car in years " Life M ag asin r.th c Miami Credit, of course, goes to the car N ew t, the Pittsburgh Post G arrlle itself A new kind of M ercury— built in h a te cihoed these sentim ents. tin'I iiholn C ontinental tradition Beau­ Hut vs hut counts most, really, h tifully proportioned, and with luxury cusnyiucts— people who come in and features and options once reserved only say. "I lik e " — and thch buy. Right fo r the m ost ex p e n siv e c a rs . No now, the 1965 M ercury is gelling its m edium -price ear has ever come so gicatcst custom er acceptance ever. close in luxury lo the high-prtye class Production up H.4<:r , t ome see vshal ull the talk o about T o assure m eeting the in crea sed Drive the new M ercury — today, i 2 NO 301 CANS S. NO. t YELLOW 19 : o i * v< h WITH *1 00 ORDER T o m a lo e s PRES If LARGE HEAD Let luce I i; 19£ F \i II . . lb. 49c ROV CRITS 2-19' POOD KING t : 07.. CATSUP 2 - 19‘ E l 'i l l x 2 LBS. J Ml III' 15.00 ORDER SCOTT TOII ET TISSUE 2 - 191 19 "MR. 4.” » OZ FREN( II FRIES 2 -19- Dll EM NEK'S LARGE BOX SALT1NES 19 EAT BIG! SPEND LESS MORTON'S Slll’RFREStl POT PIES BISCUIT R E EF, CTUTEEN. H U N T LIN C O LN - M E R C U R Y , IN C It ROAST LIMIT 2 PLEASE C o n tin c n ffiT tra d itio D 3 T i l t h EY 109 North Palmetto Avenue Sea the “B lu r Crosby Show" Monday Night, 9(30 PM, W FTV-TV. Channel 9 . 19’ I ft FABULOUS now in t h e Lincoln . . lb. 69c 5EE- t i l , 1 I R BANANAS TOM ATO SOUP LIM IT 2 PLEA SE I9 ‘ 1 n RAG GDI DEN RIPE 1 VMPIIFI I 'S CANS 3 rR F .s u HF.n m i T l im it 2 STEAK IlONELESS OVEN 1 Onions S A M .T t 1 I GltHHN Rcccl»cy Car l.lfr ’s Annual Award for hnginrering F tc rlltn c t* SIR! ofN‘ nil i 1 1 tl S OZ. Limit I With I I on Order 19 EVCH CANS LIMIT I WITH 13.00 ORDER 3 • �* • * r l «»,, „ * ;t > * » i Generates National Enthusiastic Endorsement Given Plan Seminole County * * + * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Thonc 322-2G11 $1.5 Million Proposal Zip Code 32771 The president of the New XX'RATHF.R: F.irtlv cloudy thru Wednesday, high li0-7tl; low tonight. 45-!y5. Hy Dndir \n*tln - » ’-*“ SnnftmP* proposed Kiverjiurt Mnrlnn tins gona York City Hoard of Trade, Art SANFORD, FLORIDA- NO. 102 VOL. 37 I'nited Press Leased Wire Ffstuhit sited 1008 TUKS., JANUARY 12. 1003 far beyond local enthusiasm and already has gener­ Flynn, who also is public rela­ ated state-wide and even nation-wide interest, it <vas tions and advertising director revealed nt-thc public presentation of the engineer­ for the New York Giants, high­ ing report at City Hall ly commended the presenta­ Monday, tion of the Riverport Marina a Over 100 persons jam ­ plan by Maurice 11. Connell med the commission room engineers Monday and offered to hear the long-awaited his "heartiest endorsement" of ART FLYNN report by engineers Harold the idea. Wilde anil Reynolds Clark of Count) commissioner* this i Mfturiri* 11. *'urnnr It «i,ni A*!1\ Jtilinn Sfrn**(rom Flynn, wno was present at morning denied » petition to porintrs, « Minim * n^tn< •tine i “iiti!»i*l!>i*rry*« toxx n ettvcritHie public meeting at City Ha!! rlosr s street in the S 1.iv ia firm Hired hy rily *c* mmiRmrnt yhih ri'urfrsirmrti Moinlwy along with Everett Kerr, man­ Farms ire s .as they contin­ stinnrri tn mnWi* Irh«* «t.udvnijrht vxhen incumbent r-^mager of the Mayfair Inn. said ued a piddle hearing started As rmniHp nf tIt#* survey they would "like to see this riimrn Arthur l.rpti nml K«J* two weeks' sgo. marina plan put into oja-ra witnl A. Ltmn phi* neuly line of the two residents in wrrr r«,Vi*nti'd, r**pi,'<,,iBJitiyr!i •*<*«*, hunkitu? lio n " the area. Fred Mobley, pro­ itf IupTil Him circled councilman !>i Kugone instuulinn*. ('hiitnhrr nf (N»m* Many other influential busi­ Kills wrre *xxnm into offic* tested the closing petition, cit­ nessmen and Chamber of Com­ during ceremonies nt the lu Sing the inconvenience to the nirrrr officinla mn! Mjuj»t primerce representatives aided sclhetry Woman'.* 4'lub. restdenls lie offered a hint vutP riliximA'** vi'irod “trrtheir enthusiastic approval that, if the road was closed, nti*nil>nt9 FnlluiKin^m'* i» n d Administering the oath of p*T cent lui. k'hi:" nf thf* with the following comments, of fir** he would close his portion of Mayor Owen An* (rod has. given,, us these tii'V, it for * Jt-hour period to propniij! («* tuiijif a Jl.,% util* *trv, xxrio xxho moriietils iMomenis bclun lief oic had wonderful, n a lu u l. js s e is —lct> , he(,'n „ n1nv(ir f >r , drnhuilire the Hnrrn pticli * itnn ' Hivrrp**rt Aturinu ItK V N O IJIS C L A R K * l SuufmdV Uk^frnuL. ■— .U ietn!-'- Judge Karlylo ......h(1 Ai»,i lU irtg ,.„th . actionVoiitd do. € "“ Tty- peletinTub-popular, re­ use Housboldcr, past C of C presi­ On the recommendation of t 1 * Kvt*ry point wHh li vve nt quest, according to ttie trade nf office for the tim ing yenr Commissioner Lee Gary, Hie Inmptril to rtploro trp|M«Al**d paper Editor C* Publisher. dent. h* cntincilmen were <*. 1. Ov­ "This is no time for Sanford board denied the petition 1 to hr nvfrwbi^miiuily m fn Jam es E Doyle had to reprint erman and (i*’oige Hou ir.!t The previous hearing had vnr i*f roimtructinn «»f null n in his "The Sport T rail" col­ to turn back—let's go for­ whose -term* of office have ward.’’ Harold Kastner. illu­ one year before expiration, created considerable discus fnvilitj." rU rk t*»M thr ***m umn in the Cleveland I’lain sion and it was then the boartl mi««i'*n nnd Aiitlimn «• I t ui) wns named chim tnnti Dealer hn pick of gridiron strious potentate o! Itahia Terndecided to delay action pend immortals for an All lim e P1<1 o( Shriners. of tiu* !»<m il of \Met man, re"Thi’fp »?» tii tlniu: to rninIF! e m i t s WOllKFKS wi’ll- i n itireil M onday tu u n iin g vvliett tiiis tru c k mg Gary's study of the area 'W e want to do everything placing I.mm, vs ho n ivni the I mythical i All American foot pitrt til till* \<11I would t'*' flip lii'il mi its luu-k w h ile ro u n d in g a cu rv e on S t a t e H ighw ay -Ell neat which is in hit district. in our power to help create pAat two years. it A I K S M L L K . Mi»». ( U P I ) hail squad I hr fit ’ll rify tn hnvi* t hn* th e S e m in o le -O ra n g e C ou nty lin e. O nly one, a wom an id e n tifie d as W illie this marina—see that it gels Six men died Monday when In other action, Hie Com OUenslir II The htmiii confirmed Mayor I tyjif nf frillntr afn! thr invh.il C a r r . 117. o f S a n fo rd , w as a d m itte d to a hosp ital w ith head in ju r ie s . All n tin plunged nf( an embankdone—and done now." DeWitt An* try1* nom,miTitifi nt hen mission' „ Ends Itredimdd i Kentucky! putilirily nlrrady t- ntlhii litip nti ul iniu the Tultalintcln* o f th e o th e r s w ere tre a te d at an O rlan d o hosp ital and re le a se d , lle o r g e Mathews, chairman of the Apprtivrd a new lease with amt Moonou-r i Miami I mdh VV. Mi 1«11«i*«11 i*v town at W ard . S a n fo rd , d riv e r o f th e tru c k , w as cited t--r d riv in g too fa s t fo r Hie Seminole branch of the ’ iiitrrrul from nil over tin* liix c i . 'tackles (Illume iD rl’auwl Greater Hoard of I'ommeYcr Hone) , Arthm lb>xx«ii|, J.tmi* co n d itio n s. T h e F lm id a H ighw ay P a tro l and S e m in o le s h e r if f 's d ep u ties ' To retain our identity we Sports Car Cluti id America it 411i* And I'll I'll nil! 9idII till’ ami i Nicempple (William AHirheiim*‘y*'i , r urtis Blow i l l i * d i n k <jnd lor live of the Osceola air in v e s tig a te d th e eras'll. (H e ra ld P h o to ) must pursue Hus in every way' Mary i Hill I itMt tui l 4«term H T imI I ('link flint Wild** tit*;i'd tlinl .) \K \K l \. I ti d o n e ■ I a i strip The okay is subject to we can .'1 Eranris Huumillat, IlJ hill IslIUllK Duuuli. Llmvlmg lU cfiancm TUT TTtm TTTTT*TT tm r n ? r rntT^tTTJvnrT? TnTT’ FH TTiiT««ni's7a loday (7TTT~ Hie study ot Count) AHv chairman of the Fort Author amt I'lnllherieh t ) underbill i I iii r y MiJim , Lon < ir |Vic llu* f.ifilily. tth* * Minim-'* "ii r fully ol di-red Ihe flu ted Nil* old V Johnson Center; Yussyeelferm (tin - sty Hamilton. J iii h tih-rm jsh-J I it'ii —Set a puhlli* hrarinj: f«»r ■innkf it fnxt t «»t•• it ini.it* 4 iinMA in 1 Uihi* down ila iietiv• ft’* lime we did something cinnati > 'Mtlofi C.ifuM.uiiil tn tin I «*t» y on tlu* prtition «»l Alt> In* util *1 aintifiL',’ (tiffs r.'iil, « x*111 Hies he!e and end all I'N piobig put Sanford on the map— Quarterback Holy t Toledo) . . . mission, un-t t i.-t lloUTh itl.il »t (a in the country. Kcmirth M‘ tnlo^h for tIte cloa >p**vtiivulitf. to Ink** full ltd' nil Tv*n avsist.int rasljurs Halfbacks Toe (Maine) and the marina, combined with Hie ,l.i Milkf t• t hr I • I >.11it inn of an uniivrx! road tH »tv% n*n port terminal utilizeour tin litK'* nf ymti xvniid«*i ful nutui Biicliomin i Indiana i ii 111* Ufltl’il ttx ttll’ t ills'll t) i Mlis. .? "S»-| I mi rt if J .it I-c ht i.rupovillr and lit own Avcn ii ! and if••"’tfr it (iliii tl Ios t Ti»-ri. I ill '.It k Mnl til ' I to- t ||.t o-l natural resources m a wav iin* i ntiid - i ri* i I 'll ill H i** i ti i till’s uf Mu* s *1ii I■itr11 III I i .IJ VIM. 11’ 1' |* l'ni«iit| Ur"* and Ntin in of 1li^hw a> VI lilt'll Ii *t|!»** t lit ut.i T Ml H lit a I can only mean tremend­ d< ii i ■i II........ n -I 1i* it i . Iin f I * \ ifi >u ij Itsihk .il p.'i- ii inI llu tii#’-’* today fin»etl ous (manual improvement' — .c t r * Defensiie tl of id. Ii -*.«■i%! eif11 »to L i * 11M i*l 1W* I ,v l t* Miit- xxin kc 1» ttying -J>et Feb S tor another in*-' ^ Ihi* xt.ii today, it 11If! ttil nt in I H** M Vr f nil |tt Htfc Em!super sire 1Brigham 111 V\ V Roberts, - (leak mg h nf 1:1in I nr ilrpm till*-lit tu 11 .nh 4 men trnpped nenr* hellin g, on llm vacaluig of fnr l-onng Purges* and T E lu iou iim i by Howard H. ill A pf (Ajf-rf **it (iici.f *. ti prd Young) and Eflnbee i Detroit) I inn it I.omr n* htiihlmg in t i t ! i>.- mneinenli m the "er^riixvMx" tijall, f«*ridtnu t*< K n in lie he Iatxv g found m a Tackles 1 .1 l'o\ I Furman I Tiieker. of Florida State Hank «■!*#•»■dui. * "ii 11 f M 1 i'V. | fl ..as it linen I unit no I Mke View iiea near Highway I hi* hfiiit *‘f 4to* il’ tx IttiiV It u m I m die airier Sunday night, and I illicit stale Hank, anil amt \\\.la - 1\ .tkt Eoie-t I I. tnl v i n* • l ti 0 I^on^ 1 i'n *t f. i t|| Siiitth S' mill436 _ __ „ f^A’a ju ^^fO a JLmU *r j t y« l,f.; I'tHVnt ,iinl ,amt AU.imonte ---sfe.i. .Sjirmgs,,i Or-till IV k..l t. f'ste*---- Hit* |I»IUntil. u;**»r -hn hiuis*JJL— I»rWtM S -effcreed to rTo-nr on the ' drh.ts — ps v off-.nur (•inter H a r r 'r e t an xy.j - * *rn in Mra’.'i and »fiitf, d for ill! « '’lit 1« I 1 ’ hi i t• Bill HiiiMall 1 possilile taki-'icr ol a load in before we get into *mv mm r i (ai-tirgc Waslilii.t n • s in:•»i j- in J.iim ii> * i n I lit* |i«*d*'nt •i " n 1 i *i*x i•*f Hiudr* n us trgt.lm \ 1*. xiiii old hoy plunged *5 the Mobile Manor l i r a Com Q ua r t er ba i k liepio People c j n ! pu\ Uu*ir tax* % lift’ml HI'S •! ! iii* | ii. r di’p.’Hh t.« $• til* Ilf *4 pO'lfloft vkit ti I lit* mill ill.i il l lti« 1 ' i'i t f1 r f 11 on I he 4aiddeti I .ate mi-snmer l.awn-mc .swollord turn Krrd (•»*«»! ;» l*»\|*.*>«*r, I llal. with < * t .. X II' It.lA XX" 1*11 '1 II »*i• lull mid V* i x> »M di-tn t I !• ID .ig. \|oii-h(v and Auixivcd ail I mi-mlu i "I tile Hoot lie ■ II HirHutt •*> II .................................... ; i nt i I'nSanfoiO ii in Ur -i x* 1 «1 •i* pm >| 1 Ufai;»| 11* f |hi1aMr Hi 11 ’ ' i n * \ i**t up kvnil If 1 “ I hnl dn« •Of A alep.lllllietll W ill -lllill Hie pill th« t m * 11 I fi.iiKul iondiiion in dm an I I in o ........... 1 t(’( clill • l: * « Mitimi’i 1 ir Till- « IXU I •nt.**» I t 1 i il’»d I'' "Tint ( r it I* III.1* ’M M * 1 And r* i«u t tm* k A t a Knlmiit n; thr t i l ok M.irr.mliaii - Via iii tuitm * huni fit ; . tTid 1ul lie if |in I'.ilk, tin* .« ii x /..)•, Iid' ul f hoard nu'‘d iru jmlniljl tun >| rr.idi *Ihr t,*\ tia -i, . xlr nt o' 1!tr ^,1 ul of i| Junior 11 Aisrced to p^rniit thr luiiin pjnktnh* « '" 'i ' fixer ninrr tmnpl* ’ t mn :ni> Honor able Merit Inn i h.1 mb* f ■ Ml < Mfiilii*u t'«‘ i** .1 t N1 1 I I t N i l KINS, N* Y. tx vi'i virt* offli'ri iiiiil drpul> , iNiikttur f',i*,luiv slo'l-l' tt •, >•' |I ill iI - III till i s xn-rn’f Ksiil Hci:in>Mtlha n fill'll! 1II 1 (r1 II 1* VP(lie «| (■1if 1 r ' I hr SoVli’t 1 'niofi 1 at.-I . 1 - il I’ll ilidnivr dll rrltii ^ uftirr l*i 1tiiim-hiitif - 11» ■*. ‘Tnur inllncntinl in - ar i,, in stun g i t I,i mump ruin ui -Hi 0 Ol II"' >I’M!II! 1.1 ■I • fi I N diiyA piiynumt l-f la tilt*4 {tilI t 111 M «' *» « *i'| i | *i| y , 'lyfM YM M m iA kind l I l \.i t i lliil I .1/l 11 till! IcM Miami 3*>K*■ii m* whiil S ftnf’*rd • ol » "Ul • "UlHx 1 11bl 1' " 1 iiii” ilifoilu 1idv no (hang** * I ll.M i X^rrrd h> lour Mali Jti ad mg, fitiutu. rvpj*m*i«*n n*td Mi-»i.->iipi i. y a l . 1' doing a "out b.-r lakefront V ikm^. flit !•*■ 1* Mil 1 >»• Ihi.iltl Of all tn drtrrmtnr thr hr\t u.i> many »dh»r fa .f* •>! tk.»* t -- Hi f fi** tnom. ml dcndliH k «nd Veil i||i-t-ru and llottum- Thcv are rvtrrm dv interest ?*MIn|> *»t ' ' 1 " nf r-1 1 hsTitiP d t * i 111 !** iii lo lp the I'nited nf 11 pairinK *ir'd wnlrnin*{ Iht Mr plnfi tei-ic ' " i t ' l f i ' t l n llu* ed." Paul Lewis, Sanford Cr« less I H). pi f -Kit ti her of I i i ' ! . X ,i f i" ft w * h•-•1 let in budgclaty rn.nl I hr rfu t k vu> r* »pir\t J * * funir ••'>’■ 1 1 r » dit Hurra.i 1 -' hi l 1uh |m i ll . 1 ..I II I 1 d"f(tii.# I , S, aoitlTea rout nt ti> Willi.im hi’nriint a% "We stand ready to do our Ihe f'lik'iM-ii’ii p *n4* •1 * S infill dltcs Ii -Ii iiiiij to wi-.i pri 'nit m of 1 * v.tfl'.td V m i »t a nt rnk'inr* i w.th tin.Mat* fh«i if emonjA’aOfn* i * xv Ii » ■ tIi*-11 -i-Is Monday Imtloni-il up part in any shape, form or . i id it \ itiiij| is i nk P. rnpliix Hnad Ill-partmrnt Howard Hodges, L A K K I-A N !) ( I T h ^ K h - r . pffH*ei*d vx ilh ih" pliin, tii* (or « chilling night last night fashion," rv i Juti and a mrrtllM't thr next Alep xx ill he 4 *iu\* v nf oniv to awaken In annlllll day president of Sanford Atlantic I.jri i I ffu * MutUHl, U'lfh u i i t m \It H‘*11tf h IK t l-'M \A11H I aided >i f15kru*|i• i iiuntv hpurlAitiiiN r, MIDI N A, Calif, (C P U — ' x fa i t h r r t « N •I►t *•r f r u i t irmw the bilke I'd tpm t ** *1»•t •f in 1»1•• \tl 111 ip nf eii I ly I*•11! ae i k 70starling vviili tin- mereuiv in National Hank, - Hr ? \k i i *\t> <r fit11 thr n k'ulnr \ ■mu py Avviii Kittcin "The maria a by its very na ifijr ApirttA. ii»> n nhitmwntj* **f the .V* - That's tin kind of tile liieiitF*m of ■oilf old#* I-'11 v * ■i 'ltd titan aIf**i up ilui'd Ma l Ilf a, % rrt » flit ndii Aim' tune and balmx 111,s'ht x Apr " * t iTHXT, 1 IM.%* Ihi11I X** To tv fi Hire indicates success, impetus •itiux am picku»ir up 1 mistake Tm allies enjoy , itliip lit f *■ V xxIt* n mater ml fnr t 1 pf ■1* •*. 1» - r-f I *-* i f 1 ojhx #ul ly Ini lay, in it' 'I mni'.i X t" ijilt i \ aap !mt :* I tm 1hr 1 III t|! Ff to business— hut it musi tsr iftrr I hr AltfiUsil ( h11* Tm-ili H i' vx 4 % ti'itn i i fill til '■ml are 4 and 'In ■« * •"g* tip 1■1 1 „ 1 tTMttx k* H.1 j*er!(Uia« • «d ** *-* d1 a f.n "t i1 fr *ini t|i}r A thin ItH rrnrrh **f lehn ('evinder condurteif Impressive, we rannot m'ke txhipptfTjf v. 'Tf t ‘>n>trm t ». ti pinn• I’- * i r i ' o f . ’l Bilker par. f d a pr * i s.', nt t", \11h<l * >4Ilford I * n • f ■f - -•«;•» fmnt H-••I nt j ho Ifr-t meet ru as * hairnian It le»s ihin o-itsianding Geor R<*V Huhtrr* d ir r « t i»r nf file t|i|iw*t fi «-f lit*- t*i %t ho * ' ■ I• <I fed # Itlli* fop ' V " itlMMfUlIM i*f t I ** 1.MUft, tfir A! I ' nt ii N * i-'ii.t! h,ink **! 1 an ti'irt* gf"■vH’iv a Kenneth W McIntosh new ge Touhv. executive virr pri -i of the < mint) i iimiiiis-iyn this im tfk i'tirv t u f " ! mAti«>fir r i s i l utl wnrrnd tin- t x hr i "Miily pf !•*(*« ut Ittff mMmmi* ) . |t|iii’n|il|r« ful t t. 11 1 , *,I I" Ipk* |*■*I' 11*, Hill'll nA HI* • llu* I * 11|1 llf*|MI>. fit «*f Tl J*i( k*"ti\ dk M< i' i li.iir man innining and did a i iiiinii nila* dent of First Federal Saving- •tit(>nirnt< u i * r r * n ly h !|*»va#9J nt Mil* (at • "■lifMid Itnaid pul ’ nt tit *d \ »i* ul urt 1. P-*11 « * in A"ine Kai*tr •* Iftw* ( Mfl lt. i-- |Mt* Vkllia (ill (111*1 JU-tVt vl Hy •>'llll th e pi tijci f i(l r• 1 *- f I -•ble hih l.ooks like another go and Loan \s.-ueiation ih i« * ilux % H it 'tij: Nvvx ^ t * •tnr *'f tin I f* t Mi \ in if* nmnihlx I ».•(» Il *! r *I *«|. tl 11 IV•» n‘ •if CDill ntr f■. ' - l i e ? I’d a I mII j * Wlfl ♦ * ft* I F #rf h •*» x,1! 1* A. , jU'iyr fur lltr l i*> <tf "I can't tell you how nians Uifk , ^ijt *1 "t %hl|»*lt#Mjtf In*! ahi ad year fid .V nunolr (nun • 'm n lu i nf 11 f!| Ilf tli i n.t‘ mn x r|t»ip •mpi •kf FIMAr I pin* sriuin*»U 4 ••ir' Vi i * fnr niAlh mm potent ».,| |. -r I v t » pt ,v |t| inquirief w* hsse rereged v*f#t fniAtt^H • 'Hil i«U4l m i * #if tv |« ft*f nf Ihr • |« ft i.rn •jn j ’-l rHi* Pr mf*n(|pff in a rvAi'tnri**r» irx'l . H n im r rfln I f ' ♦ * -. -Ir i t ||fA Alt *a«»fnuir|. r from as f»r a* North Carolina f 1 1 * Il .•I i»i i•« • 1•1Hprft .'I lew at isefi i« Ml * r 1m t - . Fur If *»i i*Ia » M"M-iAV At r ntlilll »*«i*n|l inertr t.r N.ltlf(t|if Ml* ' ' •tlx ti IA||h|s||t M11ynr ,1 H 1 f 11 p* » \pi a * ■ , * 11 C h t‘-« I w ,i» S. honl Slip! It I MliweC alKiut iMiatin. fac t il.c > here -hlpfOcMf * Ul ft i*b»Mil JUT* i'n t .•■.*% fl nt «MI U--X *l\ * tl nirmlar ul t « Ki a .this ( inti iin", 1 ►' my fiy M.iynr J H 4T n|I|»* *w| A|i|ilee«i«f 11 Y«» this 11(laII - ' r- 1■>I .,C‘- " <'V» I t II* Wl-, k • Is doing unit follow Ul. Sam l^vy. commander of H in*t I *. 1i|i!1 th.it timipli"* ri | A | i A n o Jiinior t I' m ii -i r «'i ■ I » mil m tr i • % nf It an * • * -in I - -1 - 1J11 ■lx In iillifi Inif* mi a* * t'liuii i* • * ii* e fur I hi”! 1 ("ill11 * - dimd Mfid )'■' - ■ ** (W*t ■* >1 l-*Jay , Falk Mt ( oa»l Guard ( itillarv t loliila «aFI l ’Mil g Mfl Mi lig Mini xx ||I ,Ailui l y i ... ir in is* •lull ('Mill *iruj haiif id t hi 1ii !»r!' iiif I run .r a i- tf i suigerv tit Wlilt v H«J(i{rt« <r| «n iimI’ MAfirr tnterrAl )■ ■ n-thiug rs mis*iug. ny>r:al Hospiia 1 * rvi*n h# re pin. ri g tAngcrinn pF FP'I 'j |o« I «tlrrrm> And duly m m * Hi i* .* i •in He I nf 11n* 'l * 'litnijur Ik* krr|"ny nf iui t hi* FU1»•{ H I **ui j If* ahij t if vl !Uipf|wt i ft-.ii I Ji n | Nun llu ' h' ■in^ n i p 111 t it *f i1*•11/t’lj tn lull * i frtiiiIni mil Junk uAtA, pnfl* aml fir I*tim jmv * Seminole t minty Humane •1*« Ms. Il •T.ill* «l k*<..lit |Ml *JIHI it) a! 1i *4ii*’ iti d tn '* and ulHrr ford H" f"? no i lx lirld thr l ii in Ihi>* x a^d t.ijuud'M at rrAiiii'iit lid Act i mn*, Society la tm-elmg at 7 ji ill ‘The Seminole County ft*- i,irn Inut v»,r.rk IIt ir til Aiiditnr nt Mir liank S6o.CHJO fmAvs On Murid* Adnpt til * rrv iaimI plimiliiny Ol’KN I'll III AY Tuesday at Moose la ilge, -fi publican exerutive i-ommiltee code; Pfi Palmetto (venue. A tzuffcl has submitted to the Seminole Approved monthly pay­ NITE T IL 9 will l>e served County School Hoard Hie name ment* on the xviiiir improve* iA/AVft FIRQT O l I At IT V • ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY of Charles Hardw'ick. M l> . to merit proyimm. Those citrus workers invol­ replace J . 0 Wright J r , pre Two rrcommendifttinni of ved in tile wreck ol their sent chairman, who is expect the Zoning *nd ri*nniny truck on Highway (31 Monday ed to submit his resignation WASHINGTON iL 'P lf — from the pre kindergarten tot increased funds for existing lute, xxti c counting no voir a Comnii»*ion were appjoxcd rotild be called the luckiest to the __ board at an 6 a m President Johnson today call In the young adult in college. programs would boost the au until the ii'vponsihlr a pokes On* would allow apartment altve today. They were tossed meeting Wednesdiy building* in C 1 area* and the ed education "the No. I but: The plain parts of the John­ thority f o r direct federal men have been heard from tn all direction' when the John-un also reopened the aecond would jorie thr newly mess of the American people" son program spending on education to tl t truck upset. Could have heen qucsUun **f tilted federal leul annexed area at 27th Street and a ,kill Congress for Ji 3 —It 2i billion for eh-nien billion in Hu- year .-darting arshi(*s to promising b u I \1 I. ( H i n t s pinneif underneath it Most of and French Avenue to I I I . tary and secondary education, billion in new school aid pro them were stunned yesterday July 1 more than double last needy college sludenls . Public hearing* on both thcae SHEEN G \II Alt DIN B Two men ar* being sought •i grams but all expressed their thanks including neatly open end aid year » While this issue was not as recomme ndationa hax« lie-en by police after they chased a "Nothing matters more to for educators' plans to up for Lady Luck looking after ‘ This expenditure is a small volatile as thr general aid re *et for b p. m. Feb 8 in City young girl in the I8ml-bln<k thr future of our country.” grade Hie sihuoling of prior prire lo pay for deseloping quest, Johnson was seeking a IUII. them of West Ifith SAleel Inst night the President, a former school children, library and text our nation's most priceless goal that Congrris denied to The girl said the men wore teacher told Cortgrrss in his Imoks for puhlir and church heritage. Ihe President said both Presidents Eisenhower Not -to be outdone by Pres Johnson nude an obv ious and Kennedy. ident Johnson who last week stocking masks and were ca r­ education rnesiage "Freedom connecU'd schools, and encour is fragile if eifitens are ig agrrnrnt ol shared tim e" use effort lo avoid Hie collision ok delivered his State of the Un- rying chains. The heart of the Johnson of new facilities by laith pub public and pa lochia I rdura- program was « tl billion jilan ourant." jon Message, Pastor Fred R The major rmphasis was on lie and parochial students. Chance of First Baptist t tun at inluri-sti that has dt-s lo upgrade the rduratioo of • Spriuc ('olor.-t improving the grade and high —|2fi0 million for higher ed Iroyrd every plan for general ihijplren from low income fa ­ Church also delivered a simi­ Four longwood lasp iy ert school training of children KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia uealion, including scholarships school aid since iM>0, To riu milies. lar message to his flock. Rev. has* filed auit in Circuit • {’elite, Avc-a. Tall for 1 10,000 needy school stu so, hr took the risk of draw Chance called il hi* "Condi­ (U PI) — The aircraft rarn er from poor families. Borrowing from lhe highly Court here seeking to restrain • Coordinates Two-thirds of Ihe new aid denis, a new system of feder mg fire from both sides in the popular federal tion of the Congregation” mes­ HMS Eagle today steamed ‘‘imparted Ihe city from collecting taxes Heautifully sage One principal difference through the troubled waters wuuld f>e aimed at bt-tli-r ally insured private loans lo hitter church - slate battle. areas’* assistance program. lo'build • road. a* was lilts: President Johnson separating Malaysia and In schooling f o r frve million students, additional emphasis There were some early re Johnson pro|Kiscd that Hw fed­ • Hack Zip|)«r The suits were filFd by Mr spoke ol a possible reduction doncsia. Arrival of the power­ youngsters w h o l e families on aid to stnali co'Uegcy and ports that Junhson'i plan eral government .pay half the and. Mra. George V. Scott end • rroportion To F it in taxes. Rev. Chance, on ful man-of-war brought British earn $2 ,0oo nr less a year. , fund* to build up the quality would reegnsaie public and pa­ coat of ^educating youngster, Mr. and Mra. John J-'aedi and • Sizes 6 to IS pf college libraries But Ihe Johnson program the other hand, railed for an British military might in the rochial scholmcn. But gun shy frojjn poor fa."A y 1 in M to SO nama the City of Longwuod increase in tithes and olier- Onrnl to its highest point since alto would touch almost ev Administration offirials said congressmen.' who have seen per cent of Iffe nation s }fi, and Roy W. Shumate city tax 4ng*. cry one in American schoula, Lhe Johnson plan, including such agreements tail apart tic vou-acbool dial the Kureaa lighting. Ullrictl; t,. ooUecfcog. County Denies Petition For Road Closing Casselberry Government Reorganized | IWiVA B R IE F S Death Plunge 'X Ousted Long, M athew s Elevate d Mincus Trapped •Jd.TToot Dive , >\.\ j : \\ *isro im i - N rimngc Citrus Shipments Casselberry Are Picking Up Eyes Planning I" ,l"' ■Left Unchanged :!2s Injured City Commends * Ken McIntosh Crmtins Hit Again Doctor Kndorsccl Pce n n e u ] L B J A s k s $ 1 .5 Billion For Education SP EC IA L BUY! 2 Men Sought SLACKS Longwood Tax Petition Filed Troubled Waters $ |9 9 & �I U ^O M SM W M a jn » f ftd n l ^ r r a lB Medicare Described Page 2— Tues. Jan. 12, *65 Highlights Of LBJ's Message On Education WASHINGTON (U P I) Hlchtlsht* of PreaWcnt Johni ( o i education m enage to Congress: Thf Gael* “ 1 propoor that w-t declare a national coal of full edueatioaal opportunity. Every child muit be encouraged to |«t aa ,jnuch education aa he hai the ability to taka. ••Nothin* matters more to the future of our country; not our military preparedneti —for armed m ifbt la worth­ less if we lack the brain p o*. er to build a world of peace; sot our productive econom ytor we cannot euitsla growth without trained manpower: not our democratic ayitem of government — for freedom u fragile if citlitne ere ignor­ ant. . I urga wa now push ahead vih tha number one business of the American peo­ ple — the education of our youth in pre-schools, elemen­ tary and secondary achoolt and in the collage* and uni v cn ltiea ." The Cast •‘Our program must match tha magnltud* of th is* teaks. The budget on education ' which 1 request for fiscal year 19GS will contain a total' 14.1 billion. I will submit a re* guest far $1.5 billion. . . to finance the programi describ­ ed in this message. "This expenditure Is e amal] price to pay for developing our nation’s most priceless re* sou rce." Pre-Rcboal "Education must begin with the very young. The child froig the urban or rural alum frequently misses his chance even before he begins school . , ,We most expand our pre­ school program in order to reach disadvantaged children ea rly ." Elementary , and (Secondary School* “ 1 recommend. . . a m ajor program of assistance to pub­ lic elementary and secondary achoolt serving children of low Income families. My bud get , . . will request SI bil­ lion for thti program. "The burden of the nation'* schools is not' evenly distrib­ uted. Low into me families are heavily concentrated so pirtlcular urban' neighbor­ hoods or rural areas. . . this Is a national problem. Feder­ al action It needed " Winnie Smith, Dies Monday Mrs. Winnie Smith, 71, res­ ident et B44 Elm AvSnue, foe 85 y e a n , died Monday at brminola Memorial Hospital after a long Ulnesa.. Wife of the la t, C. W. L. Smith, the was a tnejaber of F irst' baptist Church cf Sanlo r d . Survivors are a ton. George D. Smith, of Jonesboro, Ga : a brother, Merrill Roberta, of Hampton, Va.; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Buchsnnon, of Tampa, and a grandson, Lindacy Smith, «f Juncsburo. Hires ‘Expert* LONDON (U l* n —Britain*# independent television station has hired 27-year-old Colin Holder •— who served threw y e a n Imprisonment for arm­ ed robber—as a erime consultant for a new detective eerir* a t >70 a wgel^ DID YOU KNOW? A s N o t A 'Bonanza' By Detti* Aestia P A R T I C I P A T I N f i IN A FASHION SHOW thin Sat u n la y a t th e Langford Hotel In Winter Park during the luncheon hour are front row from the left, Margaret Jacobs, Rctha Muffley and Mary Wiggins. Standing from th e left are Jane Armstrong, Ruby Hofecker and Alvera Kelly. Benefits from the fashion show, to which the public is cordially Invited, will go to the Veterans 'Hospitals throughout the state. Electricity Rale Cuts Ordered In TALLAHASSEE (UIM) The Public Utilities ComntiisIon ordered electricity rate reduction for customers in four big Florida titles Mon­ day, and Tuesday considered lulling t e l e p h o n e bills throughout tha ita lr. Tha commission ordered el­ ectric power companies in Tampa, Miami, St. Petersburg and Pensacola to pass on to customers IT.S' million in sav­ ings slated for them this year from lower federal income taxes.------------------------------------HAT QF-A5,year-old ArLhur Renton, Altamonte The corporale tax cut for Springs, killed b y » train Saturday, in studied I9M will amount to two per by County Judge Karlyle Housholdcr (left) and cent for the firms — from V) Deputy Sheriff Ted Luwis. (Herald Photo) to 4* per cent — and is aim!-' lar to a two per cent cut In 1964 from 52 to So per cent Monday's ruling di<K not In elude the IBM cut for electric companies or the two year cut for 22 telephone companies and 47 other utilities operat­ ing la Florida Th# commission ja id it 'would Study further cut* bas­ Secretary of State Tom Adams of appointee# In tome* InaUn ed on the federal tax savings announced he has taken steps ces. ,. - P aiiag e of the administra­ tion'* Medicare bill to provide health rare for all persons ovgy U , as requesttd of tha Congress by President Lyndon B. Johnson, Is," a definite itep inward aoelallied roadieine," Dr. Charles Psrk, Sanford physician, told tha Rotary Club Monday.. Under the proposed bill, ear* la limited to thoae over U and physleians would recaivt no eompaaiitloa for their aarvlcea. 'All that is required to m ike this soclsliied medicine Is to remove the sge limit and Include the doctor'l b illi," ■aid Dr. Park. Once wa aiart down this road, wa will navtr be abl* to turn b ack," b t declared. It la not the bonansa that It Is represantad to be and tha t s i b at* la unfair," Dr. Park charged. 'T h ere D no provision for drugs, which aomt people with chronic disc I las require con­ stantly. nona for private duty nursei and tha nursing horn# convalescent c tr e contains a clausa t h 1 1 only nursing homes affiliated with hospitals can qualify. Less than one per cent of nursing homes in this country are affiliated with any hospital,'• ha noted. Dr. Park also scored the clausa in tha bill which m ak tj discharge of a patient subject to a review of lay persona, In­ stead of leaving this matter TH E in lh* hand! of Use attending physician. "The secretary of Health, Education and Wel/gre would, under Util bill, b# one of Use most powerful bureaucratic positions In the couatry. Invol­ ving a tremendous bureaucra­ tic complex to administer the billions of dollars that would be involved," he added. "T h ar* la no quastion but that wa’tl go right down tha road to socialised medicine tf tills bill p«M *i,” bo empha­ sised. Th* speaker was asked by • R oU riaa what lay parsons could do to prevent passage of the bill In wbleh Dr. Park replied. "You can wrfta to your con­ gressman, of course, but 1 doubt if it wtU do much good — th* coogrossloaal commit tea has ba*a ’stacked' with li­ berals, and It look* Ilk* Us* bill will almost certainly past. I sea little hope of defatting It." "AU w* a n hop* far Is some measure ef modlflstOoo," he concluded. payment for only 44” | ■ la te r a l, documentary stamp#, and Hr# Insure*** Included. PER MONTH! M y S S U H O L L E R M O T O R S A LES m VKoV. "EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS" Pioneer Club To Meet Today You'll find what you're In Deltona looking for in the Classified Ads! Th* READING ROOM m of Firal Church of Chrlnt, Scientist, W ILL MOVE In i t * new lo ca tio n 101 W. First S t FRIDAY, JANUARY R. AND WILL HR CLOSKn UNTIL JANUARY 1A Q U IC K ES T , W A ^ vTO : M OST EC O N O M IC A L BUY^AND TO S E LL . . . \ Want ads gret fast result*! They’ve got coverage! That’s why buyers and sellers of goods and services Ko to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price, . . we’ll set your ad! iinliih -C A L L CLASSIFIED ------- FROM SEMINOLE COUNT)------- SANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 V Y K K JW A DISTRICT Scout ExecuUv* Al Fiori an d Mrs. Fiori You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A ‘65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. (left). who w » moving If South Carolina, receiii d farewell gifts of matching m luggsga at a diniMr In thalr honor given b r fellow scouUrs. lutara. At itight is e re m o n ie s an d District Chairman Al Galloway who served as roaster ooff cceremon Mrs. Galloway. (Uerald Photo) " (' "Excellent Sonic* Too" Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. m -M Il W. Parh 044-1111 • (your trade-in will probably more than cover this) On Patronage Jobs Funeral Notice * can be yours with a normal 1/3 down The Pioneer* Club of Del­ tona will have a meeting and rarry-in dinner fo r 'th e gen­ eral membership today at th# Community Canter beginning at 6 p. m. All members are urged to attend aa an Import­ ant business meeting will take filar# following th# din­ ner. New officer# of th# elub met recently with th# hoard of- director# at th# bom# of th# president, Mr*. Harry I'uwell, Hartley Avenue, to discuss plan* for lh# coming ; y « a r . ------- r *— I Those attending w«re Mr#. thsi will p tv u n t future govar-J Sinca there were no recewdr* Robert Haney who w«s re- nurs from esorritm g more and no one kept up with w hit elected treasurer; H a r o l d control th a n in ten ded over officers had to be confirmed, Soar, vice president, and di­ some *>( their patronage and there was no public attention| rectors, Harold War#, John Jutanc, Richard B a ite r and other appointments. focused on the m atter, Henry I’avlowiU. Mr*. NorAdams said that in the past, i Adams' office is ch arg ed . V fR jJjVajfrier, ATH^Unr.' '» ■ *' o n y fragmentary public re- wl,h tiiu tjg jp m K la a k !* * lo: nut present. public official* and keeping Ths eluh'a Neva Vaar's Ev« r <>mi h a w rnaintAim’d in ' , . , . iL record*, but through the year* the secretary of sta te s office ,t h„ <not >bwl don, „ party, held at lh# Comdiunity • with regard to terms of offices ihrvrougbly as X should hav#1Center, wsa reported s a .hav­ ing br«n a surr#is. of guhernstorlsl sppomments, („.rn PENSACOLA (C PU - The last of Guv, Haydnn Burns' sis glittering Inauguinl llolti around the stale was set In ntonight l*fo re the state's nrw Fleet Family returns to T all­ ahassee to art up residence. The fifth hall was held In Miami Saturday night and particularly tho-e subject lo Mc , ii(J cinno, MnA up hundreds of guests and >tat<- fwnitc confirmation names for confirmation to the officiate attended. Proceeds llecaujq c*!, the tkrtch>»re- *y.n#(e only tf*. governor can (jam the danree have been cOrd«, he said, governors hav# j 0 •unk into e llaydon Bums' been able to circumvent the But Adimt isid he is going college scholarship fund tn intmt of the law on appoint­ to send up to the Senate a list Florida. ments. of those who are sul>)ect to The Governor has Wen danc­ For example, tie said, one confirmation with the request ing and working—m o s 1 1 >■ m v n t governor vent to th# ^ hu Ilotlfltll oJ working for the past six days S rn a t. iu* appoint**. to U > *w hl, , cth>0 „ iny u uke0 since he look over from Gov. State Road Board and one of gpof, , dj„ urnment Karris Bryant last Tuesday them wav not confirmed No ______*_________________ _ _ He has sent off hundreds of announcement was made, no letters and work was cutilin record* were kept stid when uatly piled, up in his little of­ |the Senate adjourned^ hq^sald, i x r r tts Mnt. u i x ^i i k - fnii*rml ••rvlc«B far Mr* WUntil* fice in a chartered DCT which the governor simply reappoint­ ffmNh. 71 who 4 ltd Mon 4 a y, has flown hi* entourage from ed the boani member. w III !•• H*I4 i C I d ft* W M f ball to halt. "1 do no! believe Ihis was fi #t-d» y * i Hr tftton l ' u n » i * l 11 *iin• 'wit h 1t* %, ITft14 11. The new Governor announc­ the intent uf the law ." Adams i'htolic* of fir inf Infr 11 ur It t ed that Fort Lauderdale road said. will In In f c*M B r««n ( ’ • m i* 4 cry. J»r(*:»rin K u n • r 11 Hm* builder William K Dempsey There have been eases, he »» n t „ ,,, , i I t* c h a r s .* of a r r i n g as qia director of interstate •d<M. when governor* did not) _________________Z_________ send to the Senate the names *“ highways. CH EV ELLE s Control Tightened Slated Tonight Last Burns Fete '65 NEW 425 - 5938 (D IRECT LINK ^ NOT LONG DISTANCE) T h e S a n f o r d M fr a id �*■ a- Educational Aid Available For ^Vels' Children ST. PETER SBU R G (S p it— M. T. Dixon, o f> h e Florida Department of V eteran! A f­ fairs, atated there is an edu­ cational assistance of $110 per month to children of veterans , who are permanently and to­ tally disatded from a service connected disability, or who « die while so disabled. This pro'vislon o f thr**-law# also authorizes extending the period of time during which a handicapped child may re­ ceive special restorative train­ ing when su*h an extension is necessary to accomplish the purpose of the training. Dixon urges all veterans so disabled, or widows whose § husbands were so disabled at the time of their husbandV death, and who have children, to contact their local veteran county service officer, or write to him at P.O. Box 1437, St. Petersburg, for further Infor­ mation on this educational as, sistancc program. (Fljr S a ttfn rh ItrrnUl T u p s . Jnn. 12. ’65— Page 3 COUNTY COMMISSION Chairman John Alexander (right) w u ntill answering questions from eager ninth grade civic students David Drueding, Danny Bridge and Walter Ristline (left to right) even after class was dismissed when he spoke to Mrs. Jo Ann Howe's large group classes at South Seminole Junior High School in Casselberry. American Nazi . Charged Anew In Shenanigans Paving Resolution Approved By Longwood City Council Grace Methodist WSCS Has January Meeting At Church Twenty members of the Grace Methodist WSCS at­ tended the regular January meeting^ held la*t Thursday at the cnurch with Mrs. John Hires and Mrs. C. E. Williams as hoitessee for the pot luck luncheon served at noon. Bless­ ing was asked by Rev. Hires. During the business meet­ ing meeting conducted by Mrs. Williams, president, reports were heard from Mrs. Andrew Crocker, secretary; Mrs. Rob­ ert Bennett, treasurer; Mrs. F . J . Murray, aecietary of Cape Kennedy Hiring Probed WASHINGTON (U P !) — The President's Missile Sites Labor Commission will hold s hearing Jan . 5 l to try to re­ solve a dispute over hiring of union workers which halted construction work at the na­ tion's Cape Kennedy Space­ port last month. The executive secretary of the Ubor-nianegcmcnt-govcrnment commission, Julius E. Kuczma, called thq_ meeting. He called on all parties In­ volved in the dispute to stay on the job until the commis­ sion investigates and consi­ ders the cate. Carpenter* Local DiSfi pick­ eted access roads to the cape and the M erritt Island launch area, and also Patrick Air Force Base in protest of an alleged refusal by the AkwaDowney Construction Com­ pany to hire exclusively union carpenter*. WASHINGTON (L T D — D istrict of Columbia •author­ ities have moved to impose nmte severe punishment on a self . styled Nazi who dis­ rupted the opening session.of Congress and got off with a $20 fine. Corporation counsel Chester Gray wrote Rep. Cliarlrs S.Joelson ID N J .I that a war­ rant bad been issued for the arrest of Robert Lloyd. A follower of American CITATIONS, in recognition of accident free driving miles, have been ■v i ns: i n it i i r ru t iit o r ’ Nazi leader George Lincoln awarded by the Natiunul Safe toy Couneil tu DeUitry mail carriers (from T l t r TIXTII Rockwell, Lloyd broke intv left) I.loytl J. Ward, four years; Raymond M l.aine, three years; John T. i i i r tv »vti m u »»-.vnvin.»: ■ v i s . i t m in is the House chamber in a bizar­ l.attghlin ami Jiinet S. Potter, one year, and Henry C. Thursam, two i ii s M i ll s vn. i inns re rnimstrel • show costume. years. Making the awartls presentations was Postmaster Jot- Brenner J " t lV T I I ' . V I l-to ' V a n .I H l l t n The purpose of the stunt I.I.Y K T l l u l l | - h " N . i • w if* (r ig h t). (Middleton Photo) riatnurr* was to nmck the predomitmntely Negro Mississippi Ft red'm Democratic claim­ vn i h i o r « i i r ants to thul state's congres­ t iii i* ■ h i I- K - i i i m . • t i t H it •lisetl*# «!# •••*# sional seats. <*r u l Is • 114 ti h w lm * r tiAVtie 1 hr warrunt charg' d Lloyd Ii is it It 11 -van (* O I* I N t l t l h K M I %N K •m l Mi# with disorderly conduct, the **f C$»lln t 'r u t s 'K •barge on which he forfeited < %!laatik. ** t >ap la u'»* WASHINGTON t l 'P l i «i : 1*11 5 20 Xml lust week aftrr*brltlg ‘ k . vs i. \\ | \ I ► l t l ! | * «* Ity Donna Kale-* •4' ' " 1 ^ a i -I H i* •(•• h i* * « t President Johnson spent sev­ S« ii*ii Fo Utlda • * H.vtTh I off the" JIMR c Tloor by \\ • •* I * •• x •♦fir. ti n of officers it plan police. li»n ha* pivrn I’HIm* ( 'nitrite lied us tin main item of bos ers) hours Sunday working on It* I* unkl> WH. Ill* hi' education message to Con­ \\ \ I I | • I I M il t I It a il 1 However, if Lloyd remains a $7,K7U ^rafit for support f mess on the iigendu for the gress. with time oilt to attend t h r •|s*M|wr • f I I t t a f i l I I outside the Distllct of t ‘>turn M | ' i f , w ' • • fi.e m r is ||VI* a M Tori'la rv tcM'tM** t t a i m h i r tegular liiiiihcin meeting of sem ces at St M.irk » Kpis lx I'M it 4■ it W I* || I t f p f • los the warrant cunnut be tie l.oiigvv.... I Tourist Club f n r .f t f ilt r a f t ilr program. Kollirm prr*i»nl»iit copal Church served. It'* Is * tssTia I it* f r it l i l l t a a s- Jo-dulrd" |,'i 'I Iiiii -tiny at Johnson, his wile Lady Bird, Joelson has hern leading a Hiik'li I Mi Krun aniiountr<l • t.s .1 . •* l ' d llt l# 12 In p.m ut i tty park. Mi Kran «aiil the isitMit u ill I f •!#«•! I l t r r » r i f • , |r g and their daughter. Lvnda. fight for federal action T b e - notmu.nUug committer. * l i t * . ’iH » ix iw * «tt*f Uv».pj>tor. tile Rev W.lto rnncfQft Its • .. « . . • h i* '. J g v s t i Rockwell whiili includes Horry Nells, liatit M llavter, describe the mrr #**hr»ol. whvrti , I math suiTIinri trig «•» ' a 'in d •*»%• In that he hat n jScAlnlly caii*ct| i.iduii Heath uild fla n k Kales, trrrs t r *. M « I n s - Ir* , disturbances o f public n»ri*t .*1* I K i l l I La o l- J C k t l.u t t f . f l e e V th # wilt pfts'-tit ret oinmendatioiis Pieswlenl’s "G reat SocU'ty" « r l t i f I t»t ,*r * *\ I f t t am t 2.ri mntliemutically mo s t piogram as ‘t he working of h r la« ift n ••• tr • h U M I) . injfi. K l i i f id i • i■ gifted students among its up and John Winvrr, ptesldent, God " | sail i i in Ml'* ^ »* T f « .* ' plicants for study m the nu will conduct liie toerting. Raster 'aid in his 'crm on Naa » : . .f P t M s A N lH l Member- attending air ask that the Great Society "m ay %l ’ ltlN * # h **f t • **ot$nturs and scop* of model n t^ . I * li* r l la « --r t l n * tn rd to bring drsarila and their not to- completed in our gen­ mathematics. III* I'ta ' * I r * **f t |r #t The six-week summer pro- own (aide set vice. eration hut tills Is a dir­ . I . •h r l * i|l '■« l ( r •» ! • of Prisons iiiten ateil in play ection that It anscends our lit­ gram is for talented second­ h a i i i l n - t f • •'»»•*» f l “ i u U ary school students. It will lie mg sbuffleboatd ami in other tle private view " Y«»u. a i' l r a t'li s.f %s.y a rt i%i conducted June 13 • July 21 activities and companionship Thr Preswlrnt invited three h r t r h > n t a l l f i r | t h a ' **t provided by thr Tourist Club little girls In sit between him l*b a fi i r i y b a r hrr • I-»•»u ft I. t • * « l n » t ) . mi »> J* i l l \ T I M f M I * . Ry Mildred Haney nrr invited to Join ths- organ­ ami Mrs Johnson lor the serv­ »»••% a n .! X I I I It l.l* V I 1 ll'> M I* Flans tn form s Deltona H o V . b (» x a 'fr In ' h r • *1v • u It ization. ice I'a a ilft n f M ir N ||*l$ J t i J I l a l 4 *lfGerman Club wrr* mad* dur­ * They were Courne) McPher­ r i$ t i in an<| f*»f H f 'i t i ' t i ' l f «* tin ing th» holidays whan a group son. fi. the daughter o f Har­ l> r i o r t d a a »»*1 »• i a i r h a r r h y lu m m n n r i l , «-<i)ri»-1 a rt ••of seven visitors from West ry McPherson, assistant sec­ • |t |ir r - | t <4 f l l r )••«!» « ') ■ « • ( , Germany w*ra in the com­ i i t h t f | t | r « i | l u s * or I r f r n a r a f «» retary of state for cultural af­ Courts at thr Sanford Tour­ munity to intpert properties th a C u m iiU in t ^ll» I h r r r in fairs. and two of her friends, • g a tn a t y o u m t h r a h u r r a l y l ist and Shufflelionid Club recently purchased. • t r a t i s a tn (ti# s if' # o f ID# Janet Diggs. It, and her sister, Hers were Dr arfd Mrs. were ecrubhlrd, washed and r ' l r r k o f t h r t't r s n * • n u r t m LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con Colleen, 3 waxed as mcinUm got ready • n < 1 fur SimlnitU l' 4»tt>. KMirHeinrich Rhue, Eugen Engo ( I 'P J l — Eight bargeX with l-la o n o r h a f f r j h a M h tla> dress, Mrs. Irmgsrd Ehman. for the annual Celery City 9oo tons of food have readied o f K r h r u o r y 1 X 1 •»**f »o i m i a r o p y n f a i t 'l l a f t a a f f o r 4#* Jack W. Hnrhsrhird, Klaus Tournament Wednesday and government troops and civi­ frn a ra upon \ n - lr i« n. It u » li Thursday. Nath and Joe Lowrnbergrr, lians in Stanleyville despite ( • r a n »n«l l^ i w i i t l r r I'lo lit llf f • These courts uic rated some a t t iir f ir y i h * ir ln « l • • « 4 4 rr» a Mackl* representative. fierie attacks from rebels en I t S i : i :« « t • M i t r a l M '" il r » a f I Ilochsrhird and Nath ate of the finest in the state and trenched a ong the Congo Riv­ O rla n < l . K l ' i r i l a . ian o f h a fu r o are drawing a record number •newspapermen from (Jerniapy • •14 4 « t « . • • r r ' i u l r * I b y Mi# er lljr Jen# Casselberry of players this year. A. C. l^ aw * o f K | i i r l 4 o • ) r u r r m t and |dan to write a aeries of Reliable sources said the Three representative* from I t t i t r i <sf |*r«s> # 4 u r r I f >* u f a l l articles on Deltona along with Madden, local tournament di much-needed supplies arrived Casselberry Community Meth­ !*» 4»» •<», • J i r r r r r I* * " •’ .• n fr a a o photo coverage. While here rector, expects between 2.’>n during the weekend For odist Church attended the B is­ n l l l h r # S |# f# « l a « 4 i at \ #U f u r r t lle f 4* I tn • • M they visited many residents and 275 players and some of mouths 3 'mo mile long river hop* Convocation on Christian Ct h« ta 9 li|iU in t tilefinest trains in Cent ml Y o u * r # f u r t h e r m .M f ir I f l i a t who formerly lived in Gerhad Ix-on dosed to government Stewardship held Saturday in n a t u r r a»f ••14 »u>t I t a Many and attended a dinner Florida will lie competing for traffic by rdrel shore emplace­ llianixnmh Memorial Auditor­ tahu rlt In r r m - x r r |n u 4 a fr>.m a n 4 cups and rash prizes. in Orlando during whirh plans ments of machine guns and ium on thr campus of Florida l«i i j u l r t t h r I It I r ••f 1*1 a K it I f f th # llm t r 4 r a r ib r 4 p ro * to start the new club were for­ automatic 20 millimeter can­ Southern College at Lakeland. to P ^ r t r In H r in ln it l# f o u n t * . KM»f* mulated. At this time an A u ­ non They were Rev. Dclmai Cope­ l i t T h # n a m # o f th # ( > u i l In thentic German toasting cup Stanleyville is thr former land, Donald MacLeod and w h ic h ##14 » u lt ha# l»##n l n » t | . was presented Rolu-rt Ktaiger rrlM'l capital Since its recap­ Leonard Cassellierry t u t# 4 la th # t ’ l f i u lt t ’ o u r t n f t h J u d i c i a l f ' t r r u l t In of 870 Kockhill Street, Delto­ ture by tfie government two The event was attrnded by athn#d fNo in r H # m ln o l# C o u n t y . Kl«»rna. in hopes that he will fur­ months ago all foodstuffs for Id # , a n d th # a t b r r v l s l r d t ill# more than 2,300 men and By Donna Kales ther formation of thr propos­ o f t h la ro## l# J O H N T IIM M I* The meeting of the' South its more than 100,000 civlians women from the Florida Con­ H n S a n d H l l l l M s K Y K . T l f O M f ed organization. ference of Methodist Church HO N. h i t w lf # , v i i l K O l l U i : Seminole Garden Club horti­ have been flown in. and was sponsored by Bishop C r t J I C K H I f A N K . #1 a I cultural group originally sche­ I t I# li# r# b y <.rd#r#d t h a t t h is Jam es W. Henley. Speakcra o r d r r a n d n o lle # a h a ll b# p u b * duled for Wednesday of this ll a h r d o n e # a w # # k f*>r f o u r also included many other week hat bech postponed un­ e o n a # r u t t v r • t r k * In th # H an* prominent ministers and lay­ f o r d 1 l# r # M . a n# • p a p r r p u b til Jan 20 in order not to con­ ll# h # *l In H # m ln o l# C o u n t y . F l o r ­ men. flict with a district garden id a . a n d h a v i n g g rn # r« l c ir ­ club meeting. c u la t io n In f t r m ln u l# C o u n t y . By Jane Casselberry WASHINGTON (D P I) — F lo r id a * . The Je n . 20 meeting ie elat­ President Johnson will go to Winter Park Chapter 380, W IT .N K H H . m y b a n * a# C l t r V National Association of Re- ed for t>:30 a.m. at thclm tig - hf* Trxas ranch this weekend Kiddie Korps, Inc . of A lta­ o f a a ld C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th # in t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In a n d i tired Civil Employee (N A B­ wood home of Mrs. Agnes for informal ta lk *'with Can­ monte Springs, has received N f u r lU m t n o l# C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , LE i will hold its regular Odell. adian Prime Minister (.ester its eharlcr from Secretary of a n d th # a r a l o f # ald C o u r t , a t H a n f o r d , H r m ln u l# C o u n t y . F l o r ­ meeting at noon Wednesday Stata Tom Adam*. U. I'rsreon. id a . o n tb # T th d a y o f J a n u a r y . •t the S & S Cafeteria in Win­ The firm* lists 20,lH)<^»har*s I M S . The While House announced ter Park. I'nlted Press International that Johnson will leave Wash­ of common stock at $1 a share (HEAL.) • ». A rth u r II B # c k « v |t h . J r . Internal Revenue Agent K. A ustralia'! natural resour­ ington Thursday night or F ri­ end will deal in kindergartens C l a r k o f th # C i r c u i t C o u r t lt# m ln o l# C o u n t y . F l o r i d a O. Bradley will address the ce* include rich deposits of day morning for hie ranrh at end nurseries. Incorporators a rth a T V lh l# n gathering and pnswer ques- bauxite, copper, lead, silver, Johnson City and return Sun­ arc listed as Frank C. Ebsugh A n 1 #l lrya o: nM . I t a » \ ’ *l> ra n lions relating to income tax uranium and tine, and lester day night,-Jr „ Sam J . W right J r . and Nat a n d loo w n d # # change* pertaining to retired quantities of gold, tin, lime­ Turnbull, all of WinUr Park. S S I E a a l C e n t r a l » o u l # v * * 4 O r la n d o . F l o r i d a civil service employee. . stone, ironstone, wolfram, and Copper le the predominant A t t o r n e y • fo r P la in t if f All retired cm|!uyt* in this ‘mlncial sands, accuiJing to metallic element in the U. S. The Sahara was not always P u b l i s h J a n . I t , I t . I f 4 F « b . I. H U . •tea a t* invited to attend. a wasteland. * Whitaker'* Almanack. fiv e-cist piece. < C D X -1 * youth work; Mrs. Hires, mem­ bership chairman; Mr*. J . P.* Smith#- secretary of missions and Mr*. Russell Gill, secre­ tary of program materials. Meeting dates of various circles and of the program planning committees were an­ nounced. Members voted to contribute $40 to the Lodipur Institute, a Methodist boys school in In­ dia. Several of the group planned to ntlcnd a Ja n . 21 meeting at \ )'nfcr Park Meth­ odist Church to hear a special program for width E. Stanley Jones will b* the speaker. Mrs. Malcolm Lodge was in charge of the program, “ Hear­ ing God Speak Through the Bible" which was presented following the business meet­ ing. Others attending were Mrs. Richard Breeze, Mrs. J . B. Crawford, Mrs. Betty Green­ field, Mrs. Atvcra Kelly, M n. Robert Kennedy. Mrs. lU rry klny. .Mr*. Jim Leonard, Mr* John 1.. Martin and Mrs. I.amsr Williams. Next general meeting will lie at the church, Feb. 4. Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Crocker and Mts. Lodge will I * hostesses. *• By Donna K»lea JAKHEL N. Henson, w i t h Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 9 at SNAS, has been pro­ moted to the rank of lieutenant. The "Hoot Owls” are currently tie-, ployed in the Mediter­ ranean. 8207 To Meet South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will hold Its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. to­ day in the Post Home on Old Dixie Highway north of Long­ wood. Plans will be discussed for the ehicken and rib barherti* scheduled for Sundny beginning at 1 p.tn., also at the post home. Presiding at the meeting will be Comman­ der John MeMunus. Longwood City Council at its regular January session last week adopted resolution for the paving of Maine Ave­ nue between Grant Strret and E. I.ake Street providing that owners of property abutting the street be assessed anil scheduling a public hearing for Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. In other business the streets depsitment was authorized to ohtnin cost estimates for in­ stalling, a concrete approach on the comer of Wiiyinan tlinl connects with Orange Avrnuc. it was voted that n- street light he placed at the dead end of Seminole Avenue and a larger light placed at W. Luke and Snnlando Springs Drive. Frank Fox appeared to ask if the city is insured against accidents such as occurred during the Volunteer Fire De­ partment's Children’s Christ­ mas Party when Mrs. Sue Rrahaxon was severely burn­ ed while ntnklng eoffee. Council Chairman B. C. Carlson ndiised Fox that the fire department is an inde­ pendent oiganization and that the city is not responsible foe its social functions. H* point­ ed out, however, that if tha city should be found liable for the accident it is covered by Insurance. Carlson advised that coun­ cil is sympathetic toward the Rrnhnzcn family and invited Chief Claude Layo to explain the fund set up by the F ir* IVpartmcnt ztuxiliary to as­ sist them. Layo reported that n trust fund has been set up at a local bank requiring two cn.signers and thnt as 'b ills are submitted, monies can ba withdrawn. He also advised that persons wishing to con­ tribute should mske checks payable to "Tha Hrsbaxon Fund." Carlson further announced that the Maitland Police De­ partment and Reserve had contributed $(10 directly to tha family last week. Other business before coun­ cil was postponed until a meeting to lie held this Thurs­ day beginning at 8 p.m. D ie Greek sculptor Praxi­ teles is considered the first to model the human body os it really appears. Chrrtllt Malibu Super Sport Coup* by Chcvivlet Legal Notice Rollins Receives Science Grant Tourist Club Sets Election In Longwood 'Great Society' Working Of God “ MJ German Club To Be Formed In Deltona Shuffleboarders Set For Tourney Needed Supplies At Stanleyville Three Attend ( discover the difference) Find out what 350 hp feels like . in Americasfavorite intermediate size car Convocation Club Postpones Group Meeting Civil Employes Lyndon To Spend Set Meeting Time At Ranch Charter Granted Next time you’re feclinR tow, come on in and plunk yourself dow n in the bucket seat of a C’hevclle Malibu Super Sport. Flick the ignition—bring that six-eialordt-r ,150-hp nower plant to life. Theu go find a road and try not to smile. * We think It’s the greatest pep pill since weekends—and that goes for the other Chevelle V8’s too. Tho 195-hp. And the 2.r»0- and i)Q0-hp jobs we can order (or you. And of course if power doesn’t sell you right off, maylie Chevelle's short turning radius and overall handling ease will. Or iLs Full Coil suspension ride. Or its Super Sport ull-vinyl interior with wall-to-wall carpeting. Or even its huge 27-cubic-fool trunk. Whatever it is that you think mighl make a Chevelle loyalist out of you, you’ll nevec w ily know until you j?et into one—and then try to get out again. discover the difference Drive something really new*discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealerf8 Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy I I • Corm ir• Corvette Now You Know H O LLER M O T O R S ALES C O M P A N Y SECO N D AN D PA LM ETTO SAN FORD 322-0711 �I f 7 , / « *7 € . Germany For Justice I . I ( M l r The W itt German fovtmment h u lulled an appeal to the world for .any information on Nazi criminal* atill at large or on war erimea atill unrevealed. In one particular ca*e, the proiocutor'a office In Heiae haa offered a reward of |25,000 for Information leading to the arrest of Martin Her­ mann, Hitler's aids, who. It is now believed might have escaped from the Fuhrer’i death bunker In Berlin durfngtha last hours of the city In 1948. These appeals are part of a drive to round up as many Nazi criminals as possible before the 20.year statute of limitations on murder runs out on May B, 1068 (July 1 In some German states). Bonn's announcement n few weeks ago that It would stick to the letter of the penal code— which, it points out. dates back to 1871— has brought almost universal criticism from oth­ er nations. Some observers viewed the May deadline os marking the final emer­ gence of Germany aa a sovereign power once ngaln • it would no long­ er-be,on probation, forced to atone for Its sins before the world. ‘ * To fltherif tho reasons were more disheartening: The Germnns weren't really sorry after all; they hadn't changed. The German government took ialns to explain that tho statute of Imitation* had nothing to do with ea*es now being tried or pending f I I Dr. Crane’s Th e Early Bird? V^orry Clinic V nor would It prevent the future trial of any Nazis apprehended before next May. A* for the moral aspects. State Secretary Von Hose said this; "In weighing the various aspects of law and justice, the cabinet decided In favor of upholding the principle of a state governed by the law. And I believe that for the very reason of our past, our friends abroad should have understanding— for this." But It was because of Germany’* pant that her friend* abroad con­ demned the decision. Now, happily, spokesmen for Chancellor Krhard’s government have indicated that "one way or another" tho statute will be extended. Tills need not be regarded as dnn-geroijs tampering-of-tna.law to aulta special purjK.se, a* some German* have claimed, saying that thin I* ex­ actly what Hiller did. It could be simple Justice. Thure can be no Htatuto of limitation* on the crime of genocide. Donna sad her girls' (lab wonder If complete nudity o« the beachen would In­ crease eeiuel Immorality. Scrapbook this rase, for tha Majority of Americaaa don't understand U e bask secret of woman’s thief sexual ap­ peal to me. And send to r Ue sex booklet below 1 George W. Crane, Ph. I ) , M.D. CASK U-4S0: Donna B., ag­ ed 18, Is a collets coed. "D r. Crane," ehe began, "o u r girls’ d ab la debating the topic of whether It le Im­ moral to go swimming In the nude, ~ "You will recall the protest* mails during tha summer about the new one-piece bath­ ing suits for women. "They simply had a couple of straps that went from the trunks to tie arouml your neck. "D o you think aurh absence of clothing increases immor­ ality? "And what would be the e f­ fect of total nudity on the beaches? I mean from Jha psychological angle, for tha police obviously must arrest such persons nowaday*.” Actually, total nudity, aa ividenced at Nudlet Camps, doe* S'OT promote Immoral­ ity! On the contrary, It rspuliea sexuality among human be­ ing*. Thought For Today But truly God hn* listened; he ha* given heed to the voice of my pray-,. er.— Psalm* 66:19. ♦ • • I have been driven many time* to my knees, by the overwhelming con­ viction that I had nowhere else to go. My own wisdom, and that of rill about me seemed Insufficient for that day. — Abraham Lincoln. , frrf Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Bruce Snow Job? United Press !nt*r**ttonal President Johnsen Is giving Ihs public another snow jab on government economy. By Uis llm * L B J sends hi* new fiscal IVOfl budget to Congress In early January tha tnow Job a ll) Its in drift* arruaa tha land. When the citliona reed about tha new budget they will have been brainwashed ta think only of how much the President reduced spendingbelow the requests. This enow Job la a -repeat performance. It was done lest year. It waa done to well that It blurred the obvious meaning of LHJ'a 1961 budget figures, (netted of being Identified by hi* own budget as on# o f the top peacetime apendera of all time 197.1 billion, LIU waa Identi­ bucket Tha leake HI) of the President's determination to avoid a f ILK) hlllloo budget. Political pulse feelri* call ttOO billion the danger mark. The danger I* that a |100 bil­ lion spending budget might eo shock the patient rlllivnry a* to arouee a rebellion ngelliat hig-tim* apend'-r*. That would Indeed be danger­ ous for Preeldent Johnson. Ho it I* likely although not guar­ anteed that the new budget will tag a bit below SIOO bil­ lion. Not much below. The rlllien t then will ap­ plaud l.HJ a t a great econoinleer. The enow Job will pro­ tect the elUietiry from painful thoughts of Uie steadily In­ creasing public debt. They will ignore the fact of anoth­ er Treasury deficit and of the monumental coat of the public drill In trim s of Interest. FDR laughed off the public debt with a slick statement: "W e owe it to ourselves.** Oth­ C iltty rlH er wishful thinkers argue that Mr*. RHchl* Dante there will he no need ever to t a mm pay off the debt 14141*4 No recent president ha* been both willlugwind able to Lake M en cope with government spend­ Mr*. Franeea Weatar 111 H i t ing. Preeldent Dwight l). Kleenhower was willing but unLak* Moaroe able. The others weic unwill­ Mrs. H. L. Johoaaa 111-4721 ing. Hines IMO and through |l)tl4 there have been *1* Lewi weed >r*rs of Tirssury •orpine and Mr*. Donna Rate* •11-111T l ’.'ft year* of Treaeury deficit. A thinking recoril. North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cushy Hlnco I Mil tilers hae liven 3 2 2 -tili no surplus year when both Osteen t 'onglee* and the While House Mrs. Clarenr* Harder were Democratic. The Repub­ 122-4141 lican 80th Congress Imposed (Ivied* ecunoinjes that obtained Treas­ Mr*. Evelyn Lundy ury surpluses In 1047-40. Ike 163.11*0 showed a surplus In the years IL*b6.b7.dn. Tlie late John F . Kennedy Jacked up spending fiom |7A.[> billion In Ike's last fiscal year I W to $81A bil­ lion to bis own first fiscal year 1061. The public debt when Ike left office wae 1286 billion. It Tuea., January 12, 1966 ft nearing $S17 billion today. Annual Interest: f l l billion fied by artful public relation! as a great econuinUer. What the President propoaed ta il January waa to col­ lect billion In revenue this fin a l year, to spend about fus billion and to rack up a deficit of nearly |.r> billion. The figure* bine Im-cii vaiiou* |y revised since then. Hut there remain the usual eica*e of spending over revenue end the Inevitable deficit, the fifth In a row. A legitimate eronnmlter would hold govern­ ment spending below revenue. l.HJ la making headline* again aa a budget trimmer. The bureaucrat* site d him for about tlOtf billion. Back at the ranch, l.HJ la rutting, trim* ntlng and alaehlng. The White House leak* budget facta and figures like a woven wire Herald Area Correspondents AHaneata S y r ia n Mia. Jatta Dartaa III-till Bear Lskt-Pareet City Mr*. Maryaaa MU** U I-M T I Casas 1berry Mr*. Ja a * Casselberry 111-1141 Chalaalt Mr*. Je * a Megta - 144.1741 DeBery Mrs. John Ltaett M1-4MS 1 D ellas* Mr*. Mildred Haaay UMUI flM III Mr*. JnAna Hays 141-4171 Tag* 4 l ' Sanford, Florida Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N BA ) — People frequently eik whul they can do personally to help win the* war in Houth Viet Nam. There le tunmlhinf they can do. Vlrtuamrss M ind* tell nit that individual Anirr* leans, in eome ways, ran <l» more lbun tin- ILK. govern­ ment, with all of Ite millions of dollars. Three Vietnamese ■ay that any group of Amer­ icans who want to, can get together and "adopt" a Viet­ namese hamlet— e community, say, of 100 or ICO homes. There ere perhaps 16,000 hamlets in South Viet Nam Letters The I I ...U « , I m w m 1*1t . r . frees Its reaSera ■■ r e s ­ ile alfalre. TSr writer <aer ■** e yew nasae *.•«!*•* eke tel­ ler alee rwfrlee Ike wrlier*e tea* eeme e e l aSSrewe. t e l ­ lers el fewer ebaw to* werte will ke alrra yrelrrenre. I.eltere aSSr.eeeS le elkerw er* ■reeetskle yreflSee Ike, Be ■el Seel la yereewellllew. l-uelrr le wet yeSIUkrt Sr T • HeralS. Editor, Hie Herald: Wr, the meml>ei* of tha Kemimdr I ’ounty Chapter 30 of the Disabled American Vet­ erans, rsti'iid th e . heartfelt thank* and appreciation of our organiiatlon to the metchants and ritliena of Han­ ford end rirtrllmdo County for their generous *upi>ort of uur fund raising variety show held recently at Remind* High School. Monies received from this effort ate going a tong way toward brightening a disabled veteran* life In our work here in tha county and in veterans hospitals In our state. Thanks to all who helped. Jam es J . Hay, Commander Barbs Ry Hal Cochran W 41TU a. a i a u i r, a a i v e i a a a r t e u e a s a When Junior misbehaves. r s a s i t i T e L u a , cereals u-e . weaeewl a,M | W • Dad telle Mom "Your eon is BOwacNT A L tS A H D M naughty" but when Junior H 4 B S 1 I. re S K IO I A letrllelag lUreoisr OLYMPIA, Wash. ( t J P I ) - gels a gold star In school Dad Maaaglag te lle r t o * a ta ttn Gov. Albert D. Iloatlllnf Jaau- tails hia friends what a smart ■•■is a ik L u a i Aaeertltlaa Itsaager ed a pardon striking tha 1 4 - lad "my son" la. toetelf ta lle r a a a is is a a s a B B a year d ate parols term of for­ • e m i a tia n * Mealata* M s itiw City ta lle r mer Tramsterw Union presi­ Fellow- we know likes to •a a a w a i u dent Dave Ueck. 4 IV 1 STULLS ■ sehsalaal Seel make up new nouns that dr. t i l l . VINCtNT Itoselllnl, a t>emoerat who note a group, such aa a pride O e i t l te lle r Stall Pkxlegrspker was defeated In the November of lions er a covey of quail, l»4till*k»4 Sally eirept Saturday, Suaasy aa4 Christas**; yob- general election, leaves office etc. How about a chatter of ItaSeS OalwrSay greeeeSIkg ckritm .se children. Wednesday. ■i t a c t i r n u a a t t a a Usute Delivery lie week Dave Beck Wins Prison Pardon ■ - m a n ALL O T M tt s a u la te 1 Is s r H IM I la s t le a I Meats* t i l a Meats* a as 1 aaeatkt see 1 Meats* t ee I Meath lea l Meath D. 0- Pedal heaelsileae avert** that a a mail e ***« ii*u e ** ha M ia la a l t * * * * . ** •* ■y i t s la s ia e u Iks M eet T a t MeeaM M a m aab se a4 t a t W att** r i s e * t a u t as **• tltlea aaalaM vety le ta * i m te r reyak iieatlsa e l all the leaai aew e pa le t* * M this a*' M l ■atataS as tea sea alata h s u w Detests IL M1I at ta* Peel Office e l Oaal*e4k Fleet**. aa«*r Ue Set et Ooaavee* *4 Marsh a. HIT. •i / Me part e l hag h a t i n a t news *e afteru*t>a. at this tallies el The SaeMrS S w e ll « M ha r * * f * a * * * i la say Weaker wits eat witltah y em lau es at ta t gabltaSae a l The Morale, hay la Sit Mast a t 0tm r ** # **m )t fee eaah le y ie fe u le a wiu he ••ssiasrea a t tofrtnatag e*a Tha MaralTa aegyright aaa erui ha a * Aar tha law. READY MIX CONCRETE F L U B BLO C K , L I If BU S, T H lM liLK S , R EIN FO R C ED • BA R B M i24. SO LID BLO C KS. R E G . BLO C KS, LO T M ARK ER R . DRAIN T IL S . B R IC K , STEP P IN G STO N ES S U B • s I t , I t x 14. I t 1 I t . B E X . W IR E M ESH , FOUNDATION C H A IR S, ANCHOR B O LTS, S T E E LCO LO RED C O N C R ETE. Wa Meaafsctwrw AD Sis# W U iew Rills A ad Ltolela fee Y a w Hamel W tf tE OPEN TILL NOON SATURDAYS Biossafr— Ray Cromley MIRACLE CONCRETE COMPANY m elm a t e . m -i m (No one hee made an accuratr count.) The Communists are winning In many of these h a m l e t s because t h e s e rural people are vrry unhap­ py with their personal lot and with their corrupt and inef­ ficient local government*. Yet the villagers don't km w how to uiganlte ur operate demo­ cratically to improve their conditions. These villagers feel alone, dominated by Saigon bureau­ crat* and other absentee- rul­ ers, They don't know Imw to go about correcting their inJustices except by violence. They become easy marks for Viet Cong agents who special­ ise in promises and Violent change. It ts In the hamlets that the war it being lost. T h e Saigon bureaucrat'* don't understand the problem. Neither do thu eager young military officers Saigon ap point, as district chefs. The American nonmilltan advisers in each province are* too few In number and loo tied down with administrative problems to do mu* h, lluml reds of inlHIone of dollars in economic aid Is no substitute for personal drn>ovrsr> What would hap|*en if you adopted a hamlet T First, you'd make some friends. In your letters you'd talk about your family and \your community. You'd men­ tion the simple yet important ‘ action* that make up demo­ cracy In your city, town or ] country. You'd write this cas1 ustly, s i In a friend. You'd keep away from "teaching " You wouldn't have to guess what to write al-out. The typical Vietnamese villag­ er it full of questions on how For what stimulate* the hu­ man mala la not the naked body of the female but Just the partially undreaerd figure I At burlesque shows, for ex­ ample, where mlddle-eged men tit down front, applaud­ ing the glrlt and urging U tm to take o ff one piece of cloth­ ing a fter another, It It the act of disrobing that excite* their passion; not the naked figure at the concluelon of such strlp-teaee antics! Perhaps tha majority of hu­ man being* have thus missed the point about the constant Tlamur -for r*m e*tng-xlulllt Nakedness would actually rebuff sexuality Instead of in­ citing It, even if both sexes cavorted entirely nude on the beaches! And to show you by a quick example why this is true, just observe animals below man. They are not eexy and sal­ acious. Even if they could read, you would not see mon­ keys or ehlmpanrees furtive­ ly poring over pornographic literature. Nor do horsee, eowt, hogs or sheep, and even domesticat­ ed doge and cats, show any concwrn over the relatively naked bodies of the females of their species. There would thus be little likelihood of reproduction among all creatures below mankind If God hadn't added a stimulating olfactory scent, to offset tha lack of anatomi­ cal appeal! Animals thus mate due chiefly to imetl, Jiut sight. And human beings would likewise be repelled by the flabby breasts and fa t tum­ mies and "waddling walrus'* torsos of fcmalee, If women frequented our beaches in tha nude. Even the slender teen-age girl* with food figures will lose much of their seductive allure as soon as they shed ALL their clothing! For It is the presence of ji.it a little clothing tfia fS X 1 cltv* tha male. It is thus his ANTICIPA­ TION of seeing the nude fig­ ure end not the naked body It­ self that is stimulating. So total nudity would toon repulse actual excitement and drive women back idto ut least partially garbed figure* to generate man's interest. Send for my booklet "S e x Problems of Young People," em-luring a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c and get the full facta. (Always write to Dr, Crane In cere of The Senford Herald, rncloelng a , long attap ed , addrroeed en­ velope and 20c to cover tJP ' lag and printing roots when you send for one of hla book­ lets.) I • » t V I) 0 J Dick West’s people live In other places. As you wrote back and forth, you'd learn, perhaps, that the building of a small country bridge was being held up for lack of a few dollars worth of nails or that a child wus kick for wont of penlriltin or that the hamlet schools needed seine picture hooks. You might want to do some­ thing about these needs. Now these things can be dour “ through channels" with uffn InI I'.S . aid. Hut with o f­ ficial funds going through offli lul channels, there's some­ thing lacking. Your participation (even In s very small way) would make the aid human. "Y’uur" Viet­ namese would la-gin to feel in a very real way that Ameri­ cana are Interested in what happens to them. (It Is t*et-Musr the Communist* make close personal contact that they succeed *0 well with such smut] resource. ) As they knew you better, your Vietnamese friends would* write you more difficult ques­ tions How do you elect a vllHag*- chief whu is honest ? How do von get good met! to run for a ffile? How do you keep 11 government official fioin asking for rwmshaw for doing Ms duty? How do you gel the government to repair tlie roads needed "to gel crops' to maikvt? Maybe you won't la- able to answer tins* questions. Hut you con try. How do you contact a Viet Nam hamlet? ny writing to: Washington Corresponding Secretary, American Friends of Viet Nam, 3lX*| Homewood 1’atkway, Kensington, Md, It could Iw a rewarding t a ­ ps-lienee. The Lighter Side United Press International WASHINGTON (L T I) — One day last year, while thumbing through a copy of a Navy |iuhlbatlon, 1 rarne across an item that hooked my attention right on th" plimnull line. It reported that an officer of our majestic fleet had dune what no other teadog hod ever June in all nautical hie-, tory. II* bad managed to write down a set of official rules for Itenn ball. If this accompliehiTient does not Impress you, then you ob­ viously know nothing shout Wan ball. Permit me to ex­ plain that bean hall rules have at way* Wen extremely vola­ tile,.often changing from min­ ute to mfnutw. Captain Turns Trick F*'r Many year* It was deemed unlikely that any one would ever W aide to capture them on paper. Hut the trick finally waa turned by ("apt, R. S. Crenshaw, Jr ., command­ ing officer of the U. 8. S Springfield. In recognition of hi* ach­ ievement, Crenshaw wa* im­ mediately hailed as "the fath­ er uftuodertv bean ball " Th* publication In which I learned of tha bean ball breakthrough gave It only bar* mention. Therefore, 1 dispatched a letter to Cren­ shaw, In care of th* Fleet Poet Office, begging him to supply mi with all the glorious de­ tails, plus a copy of th* rule book. After enough time had elapsed to permit the letter I** rriseem si the seven seas, plus the tidelands of Texas and Louisiana, I received a reply. It ram* fium aero** Ihe.Pu toiusc. Loses Jurisdiction Crenshaw explained that hie tour of s> a duty hat) ended last summer and that he waa now "enmeshed In th* Penta­ gon.” living landlocked, he Ho longer had any jurisdiction over bean ball. Nevertheless, the raptain waa kind enough to contact the Springfield and ask its infurmatrun officer to send me a o f t of Uic rule book, which Is known as the "Utmn Hal] Hi hie." A copy of this historic docu­ ment has at Inst reached my tl- sk, and in the near future I ahull undertake to review it. At the same time, 1 shall of­ fer a thumbnail, ur hangnail, analysis of thr philosophy be­ hind th* bean halier'* creed, which it: "Winning the gam* lan't important — It's everything." Characteristically, Cren­ shaw declined to take all of th* credit for Die codification of bean hall. "Though I might be de­ scribed a* the moving spirit behind the inauguration of the great heart hall movement al sea.’’ he wrote. "It was th* aver present enthusiasm of my executive officer. Capt. John N. Horrneks Jr ., and th* clevrmes* of 1st Lt, J . L Mc­ Laughlin, ITSMC. In compos­ ing the rule book which ca r­ ried the game to lit present popularity.” Well said, sir. Dean bailers ur* nothing If not rnodtst. -MUMS ) a ) » >~s IN BLOOM G ra p e v ille N u ro e ry 2-21 Grapevillr Are. 122 08H6 Ljiwn Spraying i • » * i • > ft J • DID YOU KNOW? TH E to w ' g j CO R V A IR can be yours with a normal 1/3 down payment (your trade-in will probably m ore. than cover this) $ for only 40 Shows the beauty and history of the nation’s Capltd with Raymond Massey as narrator. Another full-hour’' ^olor presentation of The Savings and Loan Association , * “■ to TONIGHT — 10 P-M* CH. 2 79 talarwet, Aoraia eatery a U a p a . sad Ufa PER MONTH! H O L L E R M O T O R S A LES J T K R * S it WEST FIRST 8T. SANFORD, FLA. »• �c to ) .I *" ■ $ #anforh -Wfrilft Tue.i. Jan. 12, ’65— Page 5 Reviewing Box For Inaugural Costs $431,000 Southern Split 'Evidence' OfNo Sectionalism By CU/f &*»lo«« WASHINGTON (U PI) — Southern sidelight*: Southernc* did not vote as • bloc In th* House Rcpubli | c m leadership race, though most supported winner Gerald R. Ford. The Southerners proudly cited their split as evidence .that there is no see-1 tionalism in the GOP. Sen. John J . Sparkman (DAla >, who i* espected to be a chief Republican target in the 1966 elections, plans to hold a televised news confer ence soon to announce his in­ tention to to run again. His probable o p p o n e n t , Rep. Jam es Martin, gives a stock answer when asked about 1966: •Right now I am interested only in being a good congressm an." Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn ), having moved up to 33rd in Senate seniority, has taken over a choice suite of offices vacated by Hubert If. Hum­ phrey last month. OPERATION of the (.renter Maitland Civic Cen­ ter will he directed by William F» Northatn and Mrs. S. Renee McCarthy as administrator and assistant administrator, respectively, effective J an. LB,. — /w .. . . ' “ c Jl • Some congressmen who want a p r o p o s e d environmental health center in thoJr state plan to oppose congressional approval of the Public Health Service decision to build It in North Carolina. But lawmak­ ers from North Carolina arc confident that the decision will be upheld. They say that the long fight for the coveted con ter ended with last week's an nouncement. Son J W Fulbright (I) Ark.) was once a Law student of Rep. Claude Pepper ( D Kla.) at the University of Arkansas ExFrofessor Pepper remembers Fulbright as a “ good student, an athlete—a big man on the campus.'* For WW Meet Due Jan. 23 WASHINGTON (L T D — Backstairs at the White House: To Washingtonians a n d tourists, the construction of inaugural parade grandstands and a presidential reviewing box outside the Executive Mansion is a traffic-snarling mess. To the contractor and ths workmen on the 1)31,000 proj­ ect-financed through sales of scut tickets — the activities KEN HOI’KINS, student at Seminole High, was selected by the Sanford mean take-home pay and something tu do nniil-Lha.cun ------ Pilot Cllib ns December's most courteous nml sirfe driver, lloiikinn (center) glonternifun is torn down af is receiving a certificate by Deputy Sheriff Wesley Place (left) ami an o r­ ter the Ja n , 20 inauguration. der for it full tank of gasoline by E. P, Lunger, new manager of the Fire­ . And to posterity, this year'* stone Store in Sanford. * (Herald Photo) construction rhorcs provide new entries in the capital's already- — crowded field of statistics. The figure* have been pub­ lished by “ The Carpenter," official organ of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (AFL* CIO). Describing President John­ son’s own reviewing stand as "the most ornate yet tihilt for an inauguration," the union magntine # 2 “ It will-pro Vftfe jit?_President, his personal friends, nod various dignitaries with a high vantage point, and pro­ tect them from the weather. "A forest of 36 delicatelyfinned columns, '27’-a feet tall, support a four-foot thick flat canopy. Plastic - covered sky­ lights at the top of each col­ umn admit diffused light, which util bathe the columns and help illuminate the Pres­ ident mid his guests. Th • whole pavilion will have a graceful, airy took, much dif­ MR. AND MRS. EDW ARD IIEH.NIvE and daughters, Susan. Nancy and ferent from those in earlier Willi, of Mctvederr, 111., were recruit house guest - of Mr. and Mrs. I.other years." Miles. In Forest City. The two families had nut seen each other for 12 "The Carpenter" offers years, (Herald Photo) these other statistics: — "About half a million bonid feel of lumber amt '20 tons of bulls will be used fur the White House at,-a stands Another ItHMillll hoard feet nt so was to go into special press platforms located at olhvi ati a t ' gif points along the pa rade route." At the Capitol, faring the It) Itt'li iin Kwlr* specially - constructed plutfoim where .lulit-suii ami Viet I. • * ! > » £ Mu) <■i hit* hi n President-eie, I It u In* r t 11 U <nt u tu t li. .in lit* fuM offit * Humphrey will be sworn in, nit itcl nfh’i h*11* miHtruhvT thf* will lw stands for D’t.noO specnitfhi*«>r nffhr hi I *i»lltii iImrfi tatois nod pies* facilities H i Mihufi tVrcy While, “which required ubuut 1(1(1,• non -Lward_ feet ,,-f yellow Tux- r»ll$M tor l(»y sniilhi'Mi pine, and roll $IM,- ant! I if) < Urt «•mum* li * OtiU." Hint**. i »uip|< Mil* tl \S * lilu-r l-'tuiiking I it,- presidential ilMim-k a* titv nM"inry $*m*I box on the White House side of Pennsylvania Avenue, and € liiuiit I.nyn ilk chief of |'i»HI loss the street, will be |lice Ideai tier seats for 15,1661 pro* 4 nuiti 11 midi inmou*ly lip* pie. pioM'd \\ i* n l w H r 1 h »$[' i ‘■(her their heads. In th- | pm til iii p i i ^ « If i « w li irh l.-tjn ** j -enter section, will la- anoth­ i t’rtMvnl I tu out h of off nt limit er massive press bps . . , e x ­ from tin* 111uy 1*i * Jj li-»ti t1* , v* ti * tra strong posts were needed not fiirnt’lil. to support the press (mix. T o Went k%oi t h a-iiioninri’i! ihw1 carry the extra weight, 32- in fulfilliiii; t*i»* fn»l <«mpai|Cti fuol H by 8s were used." promlwi* h«* wihiM hnv«* regu­ Members of the Deltona Wei come Wagon Club who plan tc attend the Jan 29 meeting ol the Central Florida Council of Welcome Wagon Clubs al the Windjammer Restaurant in Fern Park arc asked to make re.vcrvations with Mrs, Miltlriyi Haney no later than Jan. 23. The meeting will begin al j 11 a. m. with a social hour j followed hy luncheon ami the annual election and installa­ tion of officers Mts. Margaret Caitn, executive director for Wek-nnic-tt'agon International, will be In­ stalling officer. I M A RONALD Paul Dill, as­ signed tn ■•Reconnni*unnee Attack Squadron 9 nt Sanford Naval Air Station, has boon promoted to yeoman third class. 1IEFORE THIS HAPPENS . . . REPAIR OR REPLACE THAT DEFECTIVE ROOF AND SAVE WITH OtIR CJASH AND CARRY PRICES 1 235 I.h. 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Some Southerners laugh off the attempt to oust Mississippipi's entire House delegation as a mere publicity stunt, but the MisiUsippians arc not tak ing the contest lightly. This Is indicated bv their numerous meetings with l a s e r s in re cent days. Reservations General Cinema Earnings Up 50% BOSTON (Spl 1— Prelimm ary figures for the Iim .i year ended Oct 31. 1961, indicate that General Cinema Corpora tion produced net earning* of approximately it . 3 5 5 , (Hi 0 equal la $1 I t a share, for an Rep Charles F . Bennett (DFla. I, and Gov. Ralph Paie- increase of SO per cent over the wonsky of the Virgin Islands $902,875 or 89 cents a share in the ^car previous included had lunch together last week was $9o,0ixi in mm recurring and discussed various pro­ profit. blems facing the islands Ben­ In a progress report. Rich nett said his bill to make the islands a Florida county was ard A Smith, president, told not discussed, but he conced­ shareholders that the com­ ed that the island territory pany had alto attained record "might wisn to retain more sales of approximately $20 identity than it would have ! 500,000, a 12 per cent increase over tin $15,1137.297 in sal's in 196.1 ".VII of our operating d m siotis sluiiVrt in the sales in crease ' South said, 'and all hut the howling division show yd improve^ earnings The shopping center and drive in theater divisions aecmmted for the latgest portion of these mrroasev * “ During the year 12 new shopping center theaters were opened and two drive ins were acquired He expect to ops-n !R to 25 new shopping center theaters tills year." he added, "t4 of whirli are now under construction lar uffi-cr hour* at I III* .city hull Moiulii), Tut’jt'Uy, ThursHOUSTON, I l l 'll — Its* rifty mol Ki nlitv from If a m krthall clown tloose datum of until |:‘lii p.m wn«l I«11.*r will th e liarnstoiiuing Harlem include \S «tiro ■*»!«) s in thm Hoadkings is recovering from »< hnlulc. I.onykAoiHl it'whlt'nls u fractured right leg suffered having hutiiift* with tht* city ihr nmyor irt a game with the New York «rr ur^rt-d to <1u r i n Ilit* wnintum«■<! hours. Olympian*. Breaks Lejf as a county in Florida," 1,100 miles away. The ire of liberal Democrats was stirred more by Rep Al hert Watson of South Caro­ lina than by Rep. John Bell Williams of Mississippi, the two men who paid with Ihelt paijfy seniority for supporting Barry M Goldwater. Unlike Williams, the South Carolinian campaigned for Goldwater aide-by-side with Republican congressmen. Soutern accents were com mon last week at a Capitol Hill reception for new Republi­ can congress men. Of the 17 wbo showed up, nine were from below the Mason Dixon Line. Robin Shivers 'Way Up North TOMAH, Wi*. (U PD — Psychologist* at Tomah Vet­ erans Hospital have failed to convince a cold, hungry robin in a bush outside their win­ dow that ita time to .fly South. 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LOS A N 0 E L E 3 — (N EA) — Wh«n W illi* Wood walk* th* street* of th* old No. 2 dlstriet in Washington, D.C., th* kid* don’t nude* th*m»*l**» and ( i f , "T h ar* fo«* Willi* Wood of th* Or**n Bay Paekart." They know him better •» W illi* Wood, th* Roving Lea­ der. I t found* Ilk* something ™ t of W« it Sid*' Story and ahen W illi* «upplle* the de a ll*, it fit* th* picture. “I har* thl* one kid back her*.'* aald Willi*, "w ho’* 17 rear* old and h*’* in Junior ilgh achool and be'a been In ail four or fir* tlmea, Just iniihad a *lr*lch for houaem aking. Th* kid basically an't a bad guy. lie Just* got led up with acme bad lnfluineea." The Roving Leader*, aa exdalned by Willie, I* an orgonaatlon aet up by tha I’ reai-' lent'* Committe* on School Iropouta and function* In the Vashington, D.C., Recreation Jepartmsnt. ■« "The guy. on the atreeti loean't know who we are," Emitted Willie. "HI* flrat ipinion la that we're cop*. So re organise the gang nieetnga and try to get them in'o|\Vd in constructive activty, whether a dance or an ithletic event." Willie majored in Juvenile ontrol here at the Univeraity if Southern California, but da real metier waa football, vhleh h* maatered well en­ ough to go on to a career a« in all pro safely for the Packra and earn a trip l>*> k to I.«a tngele* for the I'ro Howl. "Itu t thia," said Wood, hlfting back to hit off-araaon ob, "ia what 1 plan to d<>. To jet ready for It I worked three rears In the off-eca»on aa a ichonl teacher handling al kida." Wlllla'a work day begina a» 10 In the morning and *nda at midnight. Hr haa 12 dif­ ferent group* he countcla. Sometlmre a kid'a parent* aren't working nr th* kid hain’t had anything to e a t "Then," aald Willie, " I go around to the kid’a houae and find out what the altuatlon la. I go around th* rommunlty and maybe take up a collec­ tion for thle family to aet If wo can't keep the kid In achool.” What helps Willie ie that he ia an all-pro hero. "T h * b lfg e it problem w* have with thra* kids la that coming from deprived a ra tl they lack expoaur*,” he aald. "They don't havt any Ida* what goals they emn atrive for. They rebel against edu­ cation aimply because ther* Isn't anyone in the neighbor­ hood who hoe gone to school and done anything. The klda build themaelve* an Image. The guy he wants to pattern hlmaelf after i* In moat caaea somebody who'* doing some­ thing wrong, such u* bootleg­ ging whiskey or writing num­ bers. "Thia la a guy who draaaes ' well; he drive* t h F W f SsT and live* in a pretty jplc*^ 'house .for the area. So| there­ fore, this kid aaya, *1 want to be like Max there. He doesn't do anything.’ " Now lie can look at Willie, who came out of th* same lower northeaat section of th* nation's capital, which was railed the No. 2 district hecause the No, 2 precinct hupp< na to lie there. Willie doesn't live ther* any more but ha tell* you that he feel* fortunate became the area in which he works ia the arm In which he grew up and uht-rr, at night, ho now hang* out with the older klda on Street camera and gora to their hangout*. ||n finds out if they're working or how they're getting along on the job If the kid i* liming a .pnilih m, W illie g o e s to the employer to straighten It out. Then for aix month* of the yror Willie goe* a\vay to •ireen Hay to play football, anil they ran read about him. The kide get something out of that. too. Royal Regatta Goes For 3 d W in- Tonight CRY, DARY—Coach Will Bonner bunt* Into lean aa hla Chicago Parker High School team accma to be losing In overtime. The coach dried hla tenra when the team came through In the final aeconda to win. Torre Realizes Cold Facts: 'It W ill Be Disastrous Year' fly Sandy Padw* NEW YORK — (N EA ) — There was a time last suramer when Joe Torre walked around the Milwaukee Brave*' clubhouse with an " A " pasted on his hat. It aeemed funny then, hut H doesn't now. The Braves will not move to Atlanta until 1000 because the National Imagin', in a lastminute, Image-saving mow, ordered the lentn to fulfill the final year of tta contract with Milwaukee County. Whirh m'nns the Braves will lie thr first team- in base­ ball history to play 102 game* under road condition*. "WuTI he like lepers," said Torre, the Braves’ caUTwrfrrst baseman. "Not only will It ha a disastrous year for Milwaukee hut for baseball at well. "W hat I mean ia that you read and hear about baseball losing Its image and pro foot­ ball gaining so much. A year like Gris one could really hurl tire gome. How many season tickets have been sold there 7 Komclhitig like .9 7 <1 think alb the iMrTHs an­ noyed the funs. It hurt thrtr pride. They probably feel ns though they were played for suckers. "M aybe the league should pay attention to Mr. Wrigley’s plan It might help." Torre waa referring to a proposal try Phil Wrlglry, the Chicago Cub*’ owner, who suggested earli major league team visit Milwaukee next year, thus allowing th* Uravei to move South. "I'm n little snrry that we're leaving," Tqrro said os he relaxed in hia Brooklyn home. "1 made a lot of friends out there- And it's hard to ju s t -leave them. •'Paychologleally^Jthe whole move has to make a differ­ ence on th* field. But I think the people realise it's not us. Mayh* if we go out tjiere and win, they’ll support us." Milwaukee’s .winning de­ pends quite a hit on Torre, who could wind up being the first Yankee hero south of the Potomac River bridge. Torre, with a .298 lifetime hatting average, had hia best Royal Regatta, a veteran i Just F.lmer 3 60 greyhound whe U running like Qulnirla (4 1) 105 40 a spirited pup, goea for herj 2nd Hace — 5/16 — Time 31.00 third straight victory of the Wayside Taffy 31 60 31 no 13 4U season in tonight‘1 featured, Mlira's Heat 7 80 R 40 4.80 10th race at th# Sanford Or­ Casual Tie lando Kennel (Tub. Qujnicl* (4 1) f 1C2.20 The Oswald Brother* speed­ Daily Double (4-4) $382 40 ster, born In October of t900, 3rd Hate — 5/18 — Time 32.07 7.20 4 00 3 80 clipped off vlctorie* In Gr»dc C Lou Ke 3.00 3.40 and Grade U to move hastily Noble Kii\ into feature competition. Social Girl , 6 80 The blue brlmlle ha* proved Quinicls (2-7) | l!0 0 to be quite versatile in her Perfect a (2-7) $3150 flrat two starts as one win 4lli Ilare — 5/10 — Time 31.71 12 00 8 20 3 80 was over tne Ssths mile route Great Dolly and th* other was over ttie Almena Vicky , 10,40 0 20 Srnokcy Ed 2 80 shorter S/18iha mile course. Results »f last evening'* gulnlela ( 14) $50 20 Perfect* (I I) $118 20 races: 1st Race — 1/18 — Time 31.51 5lh Hace t- 8/18 — Time 32.08 4 80 4 20 3 60 O B ’* Cook 35 SO 11.20 8 60 Silent Wager Sea Oiler 3 60 3 80 Spanish Hose 15 80 8.00 Canadian Wild* T.20 Quinlrla ( 23) $89 00 I'crfecla (3 2) $258 90 Cth Hace — 5/18 — Time 31.58 Tillie’i Girl 3 80 4 80 2:00 Simone 3 40 2 40 Ixm O’Day 3.00 Andy Stine put hla Christ­ Qulnirla (3 81 $8 80 mas present of a new howling crfccta (8 3) $32 10 hall to good use aa he notch­ 7th Itace — *s — Time 40.70 ed a 101/564 to aet th* pace Slep Hoy I9 60 4 80 3 60 fo r tha Woodpecker* in a Itcekct Pam 3.40 3 00 three game romp over the Rajah'a Princess 8.00 Handy Four. Eve Stine alto Quinlela ( 16) $35 20 contributed a ICO gam* to the Perfect* (8-1) $172 20 Woodpecker* winning cause. 8lh Race — S/|* — Time 12.13 Roger Pope tallied a 180/801 Polene 31.40 9 00 4.90 to laad tha Handy Four team. American Ham Rasa waa the alar for Fantasy 3 80 3 00 the Goofhalla aa lie hit a 173/- Exchange Vows 3,60 808 . and Mardell Gouterman guinicla (4 5) $36 80 rolled a fin* 107 game to help Perfect* (5 4) $288 00 ACTION! taka four point* from th* »lH Race - 3/11 - Time 31.71 W w *r* M __________ Four B'a, Kathy Bukur tried Gator Rand 6 80 4 40 4.00 hard to keep the match, cloia Aquarena lt.M 6.60 FIRST GAME with a 177/400 aerlca. Th* Fralr's Tale _ 8.20 Heagl** swept all four points Quin I* la (1-3) $88.80 from tha Faro'a a* Bill Mask Perfect* (1-3) 1130 )0 PARI-MUTUEL ahot a flna 200 game. 10th Race — 8/16 — Tim* 31.48 WAGERING Th* Four Link* won three Katie I I GAMES NIGHTLY frbm lire Hopeful* aa France* Sunmarker 12.00 8 80 10.00 M llH - l.- 'f 1 Sheet* allowed them how with Nixon'* Je rry 7.00 6.40 MATINEE a 174/497. Bem ic* Hudson Honeymooner a - M M ie s * . 4.80 inievanoM Sewsaawsit relied a food 1TB gam * for Qulnirla ( ST) 130 80 th* Ilopcfula. Perfect* (7-3) 864 20 lllh Race — ** — Time 48.88 OKI ANDO StMINOl E L She'* Set 3 60 3.90 2.$0 FRO NTO N ILK VE LAND, Ohio (U P I) Woodridge 3.00 3.00 MM) 1 / 9 ? A t r r WN P A R A lam McDowell and Ralph Offering 3.10 |1 PER FEC TA xy, a pair of -pitchara, Quintal* (5-7) *19.00 L A ST GAMU -e signed to play next sea- P erfect! (7-3) *37.00 fur tha Cleveland Indian*. Mutual Handle *83,033 Andv .Vine Rolls Bin 564 Series Travel To O ak Ridge Indian Track Team Practice Opens Officially year In IDG4, hatting .321 with 20 home runs and 109 RBla. He split the yrar between first base and catcher, a move that enabled him to play 164 games. "The switching kept mi strong offensively," T o r r e said. "B iit my catching suf­ fered a' little. After playing first for n while I didn’t feel as confident catching. I wo» flinrhing s little back there '"B u t I understand this sea­ son I'll be strictly a catcher. Anyway, that's what I read. Tha story said they plan to use Felipe Alou at first base. "1 would rather catch, though, and I feel 1 can atill play 130 or 140 garnet. Del Crandall did It for years." He'll have to hecauee the Brave* will need all th* offeusu tiny can get. There are a lot of seals to fill in Coun­ ty Stadium. Bridges Back In First Place Singles ('Issu e Ix-ague at George .**ulk chalked up Jet l.anr* found John Bridges three wins from Gersld Bell rolling a nice 753 series for ren.s to hold his eighth place his four game series against spot. George bad a 611 act Charles Hose to take two against Gerald s 603 games sml collect twenty Paul Marcotte retained hi* seven pom's and move back ninth place spot with a two game split with Bob Steele Into first place. This lop spot In the league it Paul bombed 723 and Bob shot getting to be quite a battle as a 6M. John Bridges and Harry Pent* Pete Peterson continues to cost have been holding onto make a steady gain as he won it off and on all season, but three points from Hubert Hay now there is a new face try i I’ete tore 'em up with a 771 mg to move In. |art to Hubert's 616. In wiryiThat is Big Jack Kanner as , ing three tfns week, pete has he w<ju.,v< « n > a h tti‘from Boll ■accounted fof fen of the last Guthrie while rolling a 728 twelve decisions he has roll­ scries against Bob’s 682 Jack ed In During, this stretch he is only two and one half points ha* held a line 191 average out of first In third place and and the word is out that he is only two points out of ie . is taking dead aim on the top cond place Harry Pentecost bo> i rolled a 691 aeries (gainst In the final match of the Rich Murphy's 729 total but night, W. A Ward grabbed was able to win three games s four point sweep at the ex­ and hold onto his second spot pense of his *ol Buddy John­ in the league standing*. nie Jones as Ward rolled a In other league action John 723 series to JoJhqnie'a 578 Spolikl remained In the fourth Only twelve game* over two spot with two win* over Use hundred were rolled this week fifth place man. Phil Boche as George Swann lead the way This was a real dose mulch with a 247 game folk)wed by as John rolled s 781 series to John Spolikl with 238-204. Phil Phil's 782 total. HOche 222 203 Pete Peteraen George Swann kept his sixth 212. Paul Marcotte 211, John place spot as fie look three Bridge* with a pair of 208't, wins from Joe Kern. George Hich Murphy 203, Charles Hose rolled the high series of 799 20) and Ja c x Kanner an even 200 . and Joe tallied a 638. By David THrglnhotham Track practice officially got under way at Seminole High Monday afternoon and according to Ceaeh Dick W il­ liams this y ear'i team will be on* of t he beat yet w|th the. main portion of last season's team returning this year. L ast y a ir the Tribe cam* In third In th* Metro and thia year they will atill fac* two of tha toughest teams in the Conference, th* Winter Park Wildcats and t h e Boone Braves of Orlando. Tha following boya reported Monday for the firat day of practice: Harry Wood, George Markos, Porky Clark, Lee Sparkman, Brad Fruden, Dennla B ate*, Paul Markoa, Bill Frliby, Richard HHtell, Steve Balint, Sterl Weber, Paul Pol: gar. Hod I.anry, Bill italhack, Kelly Ogden, Linton Knowlea, Rlek Walstrom,' Tomtqy Bag* erly, JaeV Martin, Richard Choulnnrd, Greg Fox, Mike Ogden and Leroy Nopper. According to Coarh W il­ liam* the aquail will run In about 16 to tfi meets Includ­ ing conference, district said state meets. Williams said "Wo are expecting a number of new hoys from the Junior High along with our return­ ing lettermen and n e w ma­ terial at the school to put us in good shop*. We arc also workinf on a weight pro­ gram In whirh the hoys lift waights on a regular acheduel and if a hoy dees this kind of work he will be a etronger member cf our ■quad." r y 1. " ■ v i’ TONIGHT 7:40 p.m. tellers Sign 1 1 C O U N T Y p.m. The starters for the Baby Trib* will be Ron Dud­ ley, Terry Echols, Paul Leroy, Wally Jam agin and Msrk Rabum. According to chief mentor Mack Blythe, “Oak Ridga hat Je t Bowlercttes League at the best ball club that they Je t Lancs notched the staggerhav* evar had In tha history ing total of four 500 or better of th* school. W ell expect to series by the comely lassie* ■re a man to man defense who rolled in the morning'* thrown against us for the first matches, leading the parado was Dot fjehauan with a fine time in five hall games." Blythe has picked a win- 213/542 series that barely nudg­ ning .com^jintitlcn to start to­ ed Med* Wiltshire who bombed night’s game Including ‘Ron a good 184/540, Next cam * DUNEDIN (U P I) — Arn­ Hinson, Buddy Btumpf, Steve Elaine Kostival with 200/524 old Palmer continue* to,reign Groover, Frank Murray, and and finally Alice " P r o " Sexss professional, g o lf* "modern1 Gary Lloyd. B l y t h e said, Urn with 174/503. High games era" money-winning champi­ “Groover la our leading acor- rolled by Elfie Oldham with a 182, Gert Bridges hit for a on, according to the official *r and Lloyd Is right behind 188 game, Pat Franks pounded figures compiled recently by him. Groovar I* also our best out a 167 games, Jan e Spotthe Professional Golfer* As­ rebounder. We are especially ski hit a 166 and Belly Murphy pleased wl(h Llcyd’a defen­ sociation. came through with a 163. Palmer, who topped the sive work. We're always look­ The splits were plentiful as $100,000 earnings b r a c k e t ing to Frank Murray for le»dNona Knight converted the 5 8 again In 1964. has earned rrahlp and his ability to set also Mary Murphy and Helen $586,211.48 for the period us up in good scoring position. Marchesano with the 5-6 con­ 1947-1964 and Is far ahead of J e f f Williams, Mike Gray. version. Nancy Conway made his nearest competitor, Billy Stumpf and Hinson are help­ the 4-5 and the 4 5-7 was sparing *ur scoring puneh out to j e d Casper. by Elfie Oldham. Kay Casper Jumped from seventh the pelnt that we feel It won't shoemaker picked up the 5-10 to the No. 2 spot l o t season he tong until we start w in -jani| the 5-8 10 was spared by after a very successful cam- ning." (Tena Parker. The 5 7 wa* palgn and haa accumulated The Tribe will also play j made by Dotty Lernay and the Colonial High and Titusville 3.10 by Alice Sexton. $372,067.27. Bowlerelfes Roll Four 500 Series Arnold Palmer Top Money Man ■■■ * ’r ; ,W1, .* * '.* ,• ‘’‘w r e - v 1* •% •. -« , . ' " v ""*" ' ‘ t— r- • ay*-? vH •,1 Built to be overworked, overloaded. . . over the years. uai. a ia b V O L U S IA Sheriff Rodney Thursby will speak on laws of the waterways for members and guests o f the D e B a r y Fishing C l u b at Wednesday evening’s meeting in the Fire Hall. The dub has opened the meeting to the interested pub­ lic for this informative talk. (Middleton Photo) By David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer The Seminole High eager* will travel to Oak Ridge High School in Orlundo tonight to play in a Metro Conference basketball game against the Pidneers. IS will be the first time TTtO twfrteam s will meet on the hard boards thia season with JayVee over the weekend. Blythe said, C o a c h Ralph Stumpf's "W e expect to win threa ball five going up against the game* thia week." 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Second SL Sanford, Florid* Se« ‘Jeep* vehicles In action on TV . . . •CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite” (6 :3 0 p.m. Ch. 6) �V T ' Y Tuet. Jan. 1*. *68— Pap* T lb new taste pipe tobacco in a filter About Sports Thinking Out Loud boya mad*. W *Y* Improving a fin* effort 1IY* Saturday’#." and Eddli Long at tha forLym an will most likely field wards, and big Dave Matie at all the time. "The Leesburg team j * much tha same starting line-up aa th* center position. B T JU L U N 8TEN STR 0M the tame a* Ocoee. They have in their previous thre# con­ Thla dame atarting quintet a good season record and will tests, with high-scoring Jo * has been ussd by Copeland By Jallin Rtenetrom Ui« biU r im * snd th* Sanford be tough to h eat But I be­ Asher and Mike Sterling at ■Inc* th* Christmas break and Not long ago in all ita r foot- school wa* the only club to lieve w* ran take them with the guards, Gene Winklcman It has proved to be a well-bal­ "bill team was named with the down the Metro chimp* dur­ anced act. tag—all-mid state. ing the season. Asher hai bean the most An anonymous phone caller consistent scorer thus far In to The Herald wondered why I * ! ’i look at another ex­ the season, nattlng 110 mark­ no mention of It had been ample. A few weeks ago we ers in aeven contests for an made In thii newspaper, par­ were tent forms upon which average of 17 point* per game, ticularly since several young- we could nominate youngslera During th* last three games, iters at Seminole High in San­ for bertha on the all state he-hwa scored flfl "points Tffld team. —«— _____ ford had been named. has been high scorer in all __ Qf cqurae, the answer is that -WHTTeJ n our blanks and thre* contests. the all-mid state team was returned them to the office of Sterling and Long also have picked by the sports writers somebody in Gainesville. Sub­ been hitting consistently of on the newspaper that publish­ sequently we received a bal­ late. Sterling has tallied 80 ed the selections and no one lot, Also, we got the names «f points in seven games for an from The Herald was invited sll the kids who were nom­ avtrag* of ll,8 ,j> * r tilt and inated. There were 43 ends to participate. Long hat chalked up Sfl mark­ Tn other words. The Herald listed. Of the 43 we’d seen only ers In the three games he has would not expect other news­ one of them play. He, in our played since joining th* club. papers to publish our selection opinion, was not aJl state Winklcmsn and Matie also material So, if we’d picked of an all-mid state team. ONE PROUD gevcn-ycnr-old in Johnny George, have corns up with isveral im­ • • • two ends, we’d have been of Maitland, with hin catch of ahud taken out of portant baskets thus far, bu£ 1 Thii might give rise to the forced to pick two boya we the St. Johns last weekend. more Important haa been the never saw play. question as to why The Her­ sterling play of the two sen­ The same procedure would ald doesn't pick an all-mid iors under the hoards.. Their have been true for every otljer state team. rldtounilirig has helped make position on the team. If It does, there are several • • • the difference in each of Ly­ A real dog fight is going on answers. man's three triumphs. In the Keglers League at Je t We’re not against ail star First, of all. there's no way Copeland is hoping that his Danes aa no lest than three for Herald writers to cover selections. hoys will maintain their per­ team* *ce in contention for the But we do believe (hat if -enough gamea, etil-. Ote fect conference record of three No. 1 spot. The No. 1 spot Is team i play and come up with wc are.to have all star teams’ wins and no losses tonight still occupied by Sullivan's there must be i better way to what might be a respectable against tha Yellow Jacket* In C e te r a Servicecentiw but the select'th am . all-mid state selection. NEW YORK — (NXA") — .States. Berenrwftig has spent Leesburg. i f they prevail''to­ . * . * CPO I.ushei and the Faron Second, the truth of the In Israel, the women are ju st a month with Davidson at night, the Greyhounds will L et’s look at something else. Builders are a game and two matter is th it the newspaper beginning to learn about ‘’golf .Lafayette nnd a month in |have to he considered as set IDuring the 1D63 grid season gamea away, respectively. that did pick the mid state Philadelphia with T e m p t o ou» contender* for Ihe ORC This past week the CPO widows" and their seasonal team didn't see i ll the players we’ll have to agree that the coach Harry Litwack. slater*. AW.it »/ cJiC . s£ u <«m « Lushes hung a three point loss late Buddy Lawson was one of and team i either. "liaskethall like you hav* Take the case of Israel's on the Sullivan team and clos­ the best pass receivers in the Frankly, this business of "Mr. Basketball,’’ Yehuda here," he said, goring around picking all-star team* of high bu,ln**«- Vet. Buddy-deipite ed the gap as did the Faron Berensweig. Madison Square Garden, "is school players is Ju*t so much all the honors he won—did not Builders after taking four Ju st a few niontha, ago he a dream to me. points from the Glass-Met grab a berth on the all stale bunk because it's impossible "We are just putting bas­ team, nor all southern Yet, i team. Willie (Firecracker) waa married and immediately to m aka fair selections. after (not even tint* for a ketball in the schools in Is­ wouldn't you like to have seen Magito was (he stalwart for • • # the kid who could receive the f'pO Lushes a* he rolled honeymoon), he left for the rael. We have a lot of club Why Is th a t! passes better than 1-awson in a 188 M7 series and CUr- United States on a apreial games and wo practice three Simple I You don’t ire all high school ranks? cnee Henning pared Sullivan tour to study C.S, coaching times a week in i lie evening. the boy a play therefore you "Over therr the average with 181 525 It was Clarence tactics and methods, We would can’t pick the best. And, if tml ti 8, fin "I had to come then.” Ber- height is fi-l. fi . '* * * Wallis bombing a 214.381 that you're not in a position to like the players here. -tjruggiiig hi* made the big difference in the antwvig said, All star selection* are fine pick the .best why pick 'em at "Most of our courts sre but to us they won't mean Faron Builders • Gtas* Met I shoulders smf exhibiting * all. "what can you do" expression outdoors ..... nose »e have * milch until some way ran be match Let'a look at an example. Bill Brown hit a Heady 17fi’ " I I hud been ariunged in ad­ summer weather for nondevised to give the right hon The winner of the Metro months. So when w dr* ote on or* to the right boys As it is Sot while guiding the Sanford vance." Conference football title last Bereniweig ia a friendly, our st>l" of piny we always now, nobody knows for sure Atlantic National Bank team sraion had a tickle. One news­ • • • in a four game romp ovrr outgoing person who cam* 1 have to take the wind factor paper in thia area started tell­ A few year* ago Seminole Quality Motole Homes The here thniiks to t i e t'inti-d into cuitstdrratmn. ing the public what a terrific •*\Vo have nothing like this had a boy named Willis Ander­ CPU TectotaUrs grabbed thrre (slates Committee, Sports for buy this fellow was before the (tor luggrst -i Hits h.ivi- about son. Anderson made nil con­ points from the Moose with IsrarJ season got underway. lie was rhoarn over all the it,noil or 3 ..Uhl seating capac­ ference, all region, all state Ken Martin showing them how We saw the tick le play just other liaskethall coaches in ity " and ill southern. with a 188'577. one time. In that ona ball And how about players like Israel because hr had the You know why ? game he didn’t show ui a highest marks in special list- Bill ftiadlry nnd * n/.lii* KusWc got the Seminole County thing—that is. anything favor­ JayCecs to foot the bill tor log given dining a tour by si-ll * able lie was sacked so many r i n s i u iitiii ( d p i i —wii- (ieorge Davidson, the l.nfay" I " I f you ran find n way In photos and mats and u r sent times during the first half of pictures" of Anderson along lift Stnr p «11, who Iftct the Pitts­ ette eoaih, who ws« In Israel park them up nod ship them the game he played against with atones of his feats to burgh Piratp* in home nm* during the sumnirr for the lsisi-1. I’d he gi atcful," he Seminole that we thought It j every newspaper In Florida lust ymr with 17, has sijrned State Department. -aid. 'I w-nild ev* ti pay you Has doubtful if he enuld get plus some of the larger papers lna I!NI5 rnnlrnct. Since (-“ruing to the t'nited in l-iiuti imuii-y. though” hack tn the park for the final in the South half. Result. Anderson ip a d c During, halftime hljL£lutt,kfl everybody1* all . everyllnng the firld and part of the club Yet, for all h c know, there U stretched out on the grass In could have been 1ki>* in ! lor a corner of ihe stadium. A Ida l o i t e r than Andction that few seconds later the coach particular season arrived and a nnounerd that • I t another aecludrd spot would No matter how yyu slice the l>e occupied for the halftime all-star balogna, it s still just ‘A man who talks break. that! in his sleep A man who The players who had hit the lurf got up aod started for the about such nonsense even smiles while new spot. But not this tackleas a 383 he dreams about lie couldn't move. In fact — D ETRO IT (L 'P Jj — The cubic inch V0, ihe monay he saved and Ihis is the gospel truth — 1 * Detroit Red - Wings have sent three oilier guys had to hoist a 121 inch wheelbase, by buying a She can * * • * goalie Roger him tn hia feet and drag him hardworking and over 1 1 Crosisr to Miami Beach, for a Polara instead of il he shares it to the appointed area. short rest. • • • cubic feel of big car X? with her Crosier, who hut played ev­ But this boy made ail-everytrunk space? Can she? once in a while!" thing. Maybe be was good ery game for the National Frankly, we don't know. H* Hockey League tram, was to didn’t show us loo much that be back In time for Detroit's night, in fact. Seminole won game si Toronto on Sulurday By Jim B ecthoi * After a heartbreaking de­ feat during the last two sec­ onds last Saturday night. Coach Dirk Copeland’* Grey­ hound! from Lyman are out for a victory tonight against Leesburg. The 'Hound ragers are anx­ ious to make up for their loaa at the handa of Ocoee High School with an Oranga Belt Conference triumph tonight. Coach Copeland was under­ standably disappointed about tha Ocoes eonteat (which Ly­ man lost 82-48), but he hid only praise for the efforts of hia team. “ Tha boya played a fina game agalnat a good ball club," he said. "Doth our of­ fensive and defensive strategy held up well under fire due to the fine effort which the Dog Fight On With Keglers » 4r$> Israeli Bridegroom You get pleasing aro m a— and a great new ta ste ! T h e se cre t? Tins filter cig arette is packed w ith A m erica’s Skips Honeymoon best-tasting pipe tobacco—famous Half and H alf! Smoke new Half and Half F ilter Cigarettes. 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PUh urpiunj Pulsn-n tow Dodge dttiw't. ’B S D o d g e P o la r a - — o & ssu a m Seminole County M otors, Inc. 1 1801 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLA . -WATCH " 7 HI M l MOW* 8HOW* H1C-TV, ttr tC * TOO* LOCAL USTINt.- /• -U * • # • * 25 PER W EEK �Ofyr P n g c 8— T u e s . J a n . 1 2 , '6 5 # a n fn r 8 , ty r a lfl County Mrs. Church Class PT ACouncil Compliments On Anniversary PavelchakAt Buffet Luncheon Entertains Couple ■* ,» • , . » ■- Pemberton,Cus United At Jmpressive Church Rites . Miss Marie By Jan e Caaaelberry Mis* Marie E. Pemberton1.1 lng John Leary of Boston, andi Mr. and Mrs. J . Howard Cush Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Gulliekann of Fern Park were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irv - j Robert Jam ea Cushing, son o fj ing of this city, were united in holy matrimony on Dec. 26, feted at a dinner Thuraday By J» n * Caaaelberry 1964, at 4 p.m. at the Grace night at the home of Mr*. Eliz­ Mr». Joseph Pavelchak of Methodist Church. abeth Talso on Lake Talmo Fern Park wai fc(«d last Rev. John H. Hire* J r . per­ in honor of their 50th wedding Wednesday at a buffet lunch­ formed the impressive double anniversary which they obeon and baby shower by her ring ceremony before the al­ served Jan . I. co-workers, In the counly coun­ tar embanked with potted cil and area Parent-Teacher The affair was given by the palms and accented with pedA nod itlons at the, home of member* of Mr*. R. C. Carl - ‘U tnl ba >kflIn ■of , Mra. Frank Steudle, 520 Ken* son'a Adult Sunday School and chrysanthemums. tla Road, Canelberry. Claa* of Caaaelberry Com­ The traditional nuptial muProminent in county PTA munity Methodist Church and ale wai presented by Roger work, Mra. Pavelchak la Hrat Mr*, Talao'* daughter, Mra. Harris. Vice prealdent and program Mary Mobley, wai co-hostes*. Given in marriage by her chairman for the county coun­ The claas preaentrd the cou­ stepfather, the bride was love­ cil, vice prealdent of the South ple with a . beautifully dec­ ly in a formal gown of candle­ Seminole Junior Ififih PTA orated plate commemorating light aatin with a scoop neck and past prealdent of the Ly­ their golden anniversary. line and long tapered sleeves man Ilich PTA, Golden hells were hung The entire front of the gown The bonoree was preaented about the dining room lending was appliqued with Viennese with many lovely ahower gift*. a festive air to the occasion lace with controlled fullness Othera attending Included and gold candles and an ap­ In the skirt front. “The chapel Mra. George Hearn, Mra propriately decorated anni­ train was attached to the back Charlea Home, Mra. Jam ea versary cake formed the cen­ waistline with a large bow. Gilpin, Mra. Mary Mobley, GUEST OK HONOR at-n luncheon last Wedncnday, attended hy area terpiece for the table. I Her candlelight veil of import Mra. J a m e a Ilirkrnmcyer, 1*TA officials was Mrs. Joseph Pavelchak of Fern' Park, center. On the In addition to those prev­ [ ed Illusion was attached to Mra. Edward Lunn, Mra. Ar­ left is Mrs. George' Hearn of Altamonte Springs, county council president iously mentioned those attend­ an open crown pillbox of satin thur Rhodes, Mra. Tom Well* and at rifdit Is the hostess, Mrs. Frank Steudle of Casselberry. ing included Mrs. E. P. Rich­ edged with velvet and orange and Mra. Lawrence Swofford. ards, Mrs, Minnie Anderson, blossoms and she carried a Mrs. A rJen e.B , Haryo, Mrs. cascade bridal bouquet of l.eota Putman, Mr. and Mrs. French rose*. Harry Wood, Mrs. Maude Mrs. C. C. Pemberton at­ Baicom, Mr, and Mrs. Darius tended her sister-in-law as ma Pringle, Mr*.' Gehevlve Iron of honor and was gowncH Brown, Mra. Ruth Weaver, I in a' burnt orange and gold Mr. and Mra. Harry Me Peek, full length lijk brocade sheath Mri. Marjorie Bryarff, Mr*. with a detachable- overskirt The January merting of the Nelann Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. and her pcau do sole ihqes By Jane Casselberry in f Casselberry, nil of whom I Following the dinner party I.adiri Society of the Brother­ Charlea Pierce, Rev, and Mra. I and glove* were champagne Mr. and Mra, Thomas II, are former residents of Wis- guests enjujed an evening of hood of Locomotive Firemen Delmas Coped and and chil­ beige. Her headpiece was an Gulllckson of 2809 Lakevicw )r,,n>ln* |cards. and Enginemen was held at dren, Mat and Carrie, and open crown pillbox matching Drive, Fern Park, were boats the home of Mrs. C. H. Roger and Bobby Mobley. her gown and she carried a at a New Year's Day dinner Goethe. cascade of Talisman roses, Friday afternoon on the occas­ The main feature of the C. C. Pemberton, brother of ion of their 5oth wedding anni­ evening was the installation of the bride, served the groom versary. offlrers for the new yrar. as best man and ushers were They were married on Jan. The president, Mr*. Goethe, John McDonald and L. A. ), ISIS, in New Lisbon, Wise., M it. A N D M R S . U O H F K T J A M E S C U S H I N G opened the meeting and the Ricker, and have three daughters, following offlrers were install­ For her daughter's wedding Mra. Ed Hatch of Dallas. Tea., ed: President, Mrs, Robert Mrs. Leary chose a turquoise Mrs. Leo Splnar. Columbia, Ktsencnff; vice president, Mrs. silk sheath with matching jacThe Centra) Florida <lamel ] C. A Calhoun; riiapiin, .Mrs, Tel and acceisorlcs and her Brookfield, Wise., and two H. II Fortner J r ; collector, lia Society in cooperation with] corsage was of white rose*. sons, Cedi Gulllckson of Win­ Mrs. Harold Keeling; trens the American Camellia So­ ter Pfcrk and Thomas J r . of urar, Mr*. H E. Turner; dele­ ciety will present its I7lh an­ llalc'a Corners, Wise. gate, Mrs. Walter Cook, alter- j nual camellia show at the Or­ All of the sons anil daugh­ n«lc delegate, Mis Keeling; ' lando Garden Club, 710 East NEW DELHI t l f l ' l l — Six of wearing a sari Hut in a ters, their husbands and wiv­ publicity chairman, Mr*. Fort Rollins Avenue, on Saturday yards of silk i* Nil tin- Indian kaleidoscopic country like In es, and Jhc 19 grandchildren tier, and social and program and Sunday. Jan, Hi anil 17. |woman needs to tiros* herself d ia-17!) languages, .544 dla Due to the mild winter wea ' elegantly. But those »ix yards led*, 3fio castes and sub were here In August for u re­ chairman. Mrs, Cook Lowe Hayward of 241 Lin­ union and advance celebration The hostess served refresh­ ther of central Florida an un- * could create a crisis in the castes — fashions vary from number of family budget. coln Road returned home F ri­ town to town. of the anniversary. ments of ptc, nuts, tra and usually large blooms are expected for rli* (■uests at Ihr dinner on F ri­ culfee. The one in vogue throughout day from Florida Sanitarium A San—a 72 by 40 inch piece day were Mr. and Mra Harry Members attending w e r t play. of handxpiin silks — can cost Northern India, is known a* and Hospital m Orlando where The ahow I* Oprn to every McPcek of Longwood, ami Mr Mrs. J . A. Calhoun, Mr* liar from JID50 to Sl.tiSii. The the North Indian style This lie was confined for three M R . A N D M R S . T H O M A S H. G U I . U C K S O N rtf one who grows camellia* and Mra. O scaf Fease and Mr. old Keeling, Mrs Robert must expensive tv|u-s are the type is draped loosely around weeks following mayor sur­ Fern Park irre* shown oliscrvintf their gulden 1 here will lie special award* and Mrs. Corbett Christiansen Ktsencoff, Mrs Walter Cook,' Benaras brocades, with dr the body—with a portion of gery. He is now recuperating wedding Anniversary. Mrs H It. Fortner J r and Jor each division in individual sign* in gold of cheetahs chas­ milady's midriff showing and would welcome visits bloom* n s well a* arrange Hie hostess. ing Hie black buck, or sunsets About a yard and a half, bang­ from friends and neighbors. merit* Twenty s ih r r trophies ing behind, almost touches the over the holy river*. will he awarded and there will ground. The Kashmir saris arc lie tree door prizrs ever) Orthodox Hindu women are known a* the ring tested sari* hour. supposed to cover their hair The show is open Saturda) t You can puli a six ) aid-long with the palioo, the loose end from 3 30 to 9 p m and 12 sari through a wedding ring "By Julia Itartoa of the sari/ but the moijerri They ure a* scarce a* the mam until 8 p in. Sundu), The Jnnuar) meeting of the lie is vitally interested in Mra. Mary kiorgan ol Mar Indian woman prefers an un proverbial hen'* teeth. quettc, Mich., was a recent bailie H a r r i s o n Chapter. the affairs of the city ot San "They are very expen* ve covered head. house guest of Mr and Mrs Daughters of the American lord and (lie emint) of Sem­ No Hindu widow in India Ily J a n e C a s t e l b r r T y arid lie.Ides nobody likes em­ Jam es li Ira son of Genes leve Revolution, was held at Ihr inole. as well a* devoting The Young Woman's Club of broidered motif* these d a )*." may wear a colored or bro home ot Mrs A W l.rr, 2411) Drive in Dot Itsy Manor, meet time unit interest to National South Seminole will a leading sari merchant in caded sari It must be black Laurel Avenue, liulti) ollei Most of the middle income and International alfalrs. Hl*| Thursday, Jan It, at 8 p m. downtown New Delhi said, Mr. and Mrs William Hearn noon, ul 2:30. remarks were well received at the home ot Mrs J S Kaln During a recent fashion groups go (or the dhoti, which Mrs C, K Huller tnltodueof Oakhural Drive have as By Mildred Itanry show In New Delhi the spon­ is made of coarse cotton cloth. by the Daughter* and appro* at 125 Highland Drive, South their current house guest. rd tile speaker lor (be da), nation was expressed to Mr. Fern Park. With the current index ot Mrs. Harold Willett, who re­ sors said they were exporting Mra. Clara Young, 85 yeara J i m Talmadge. executive Talmadge hy Mrs. F. K Tlie main Hem of Inisinrss lumed to Deltona for thr hol­ large shipments of saris reg­ living rising steadily, the young, from Scahrook. N. 11. manager ol the Sunlord Chain Roomtllut for the Information will he the reading and past­ iday*, was hostess at a lunch­ ularly to foreign countries in­ average Indian woman cannot Mrs. Young is Mrs. Hearn's her of Commerce. ing of the bylaw* and all eon which included Mi* Roy cluding the Dltiled .Stale* and afford In buy a silk sari in her passed on to the members. _ Mr. Talmadge Is a descend aunt and the has been coming members are urged to be Delaplane,’ Mrs Lem Charles. Britain own country. *• At a prior meeting Mrs to Florida to spend the winter ant ol one of the launders ot present. Dne model reeled oft the "Until Independence, o u r Mrs. Jam es Miller and Mrs Jam es S Kims had requested the Sons of the American He-| prontha for the past 31 years Each member is a»ked to Norman Wagner. names of Barhara Eisenhow­ best customers were the rich the Daughters to save buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mudge volution and so lias a keen bring a white ctrphanl Hem er. Jacqueline Kennedy and maharajahs," a sari dealer nickels, to be eollnrled at the and son. Lawrence, of Sclince- Intcrrsl ill the activities of Hie Mrs. Mnllic M. Morrow I* Rita Hayworth who have eith­ said. "Now, our tiest customJanuary meeting tor a gilt to for the silent auction. Daughter* ot the American tidy, N. are alio viilling visiting her son. Holland Mor­ er bought saris for wearing cr» are ll|c American tour­ the Seminole Indians. A size­ Revolution. lha Hearns, ists." row, and his family of White- or for dress material. able amount was given. One American recently or­ Basiimi Mathur, 21, a lead wood Avenue She plans to Hostesses assisting Mr* Lee dered a shipload of saris from ing sari model of Delhi, said »pvnd a few months here in tor the social hour wrrr Mr* Deltona, there arc more than 75 ways India—for curtains! Raymond Smith and Mrs. The Gullickson's Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary Mrs. C. H., Goethe Hostess T o Meet Of BLFE Ladies Camellia Society To Present Show This Weekend Saris O f The East Journey Westward To Famous Women Casselberry Personals Mr*. Cushing, mother of tha .groom, was attired in a twopiece blue crepe sheath en ­ semble with matching access­ ories and she wore a corsage of pink sweetheart rose*. Immediately following the wedding, a reception wras held at the Mount Vernon Lodge in Winter Park with ChristmalA It used throughout the re- ' ception area. For her going away outfit the bride chose a teal blue crepe sheath with matching accessories with which she wore a mink stole and orchid corsage. Following a tour of the Florida west coast, Mr. a n d Mrs. Cushing are at home a t * 2428 Chase Avenue. Among the out of town wed­ ding guests were Mr. and Mrs. Irving John Leary of Boston and Dorothy Tirrell, Clara Miller *nd Mri. A. Werner of Winter Park. 8 0 POTEN T fl*V H«M-f f (v e n ily I f 7 H r«U hy k W i» m V-teM m • r f iivery Imm Mt Chair «*’ <"■ HORMONE SERUM Look Youngor — Pool Y ou ngor I tmJm. A w t , O / f - I H * W rta lf* * Sm »s H OXM ONF.X 8 L A U T Y S O I U N is m i p a t * * * , 7 db'AfMi cU «tr foJoe thooo » r io k lr » . I t t n e«»n*th«*f • it «li in, atappltat n u iu n e m dh ilf fltoM a o * a i *1 f o m lo K o rm o o e e — b n r m * n « 8 »o<r*etry ho foothfoliMoe mi fmrncu(•II f all M|iu. ileiry wnb, p r n e l t e l i n g 5 « t « i » t O il * b 4 B o i * * l e m i e ) L e e o Im . S k i a l u l l l « ( l t L t m e u lh e r , f r r i W e lo e e l la o le n ltr* A r i f m q o k k ly b e e e u M tl'e oltno oi S iicri** u po w erfu l w etendexd K#*p o » f r r t t a - B . 0 0 0 11.I J , per M e r e . I To i c e e e a n e l . too l ean Uoo (1m 8 U • Jey M ^ t A T 1 UP P IT Ueo a m o i | k i U . f o ie r e in in g — l o o i foe o to e iin g ie *u *to tn I l i t m o rn in g , o f — I f f M « f • J e y tio w i m . i . up U o o . M i fre g r e n l a n J g r re * * le e e , li* o ! So, foe • (r e e b e f, k n g h ie r , f o u n g o r look tug compl-ea ton gel * b«*llie of IIU R M O N E X Br.A U TY SF.RUM lo 4 « r O n ly | ) SO p iu e i n TOO Dap S u f p l f o n ly f b 0 0 y l u i le a O e te le a( T v s le t r y C o u a ie r e , l l r y e r i o e o l S i e n a • ad Ihrug S te rn *eoryaalaoeo. T O U C H T O N ’S Altamonte Springs Personals Jim Talmadge Addresses Woman's Club Sallie Harrison Chapter Of South Seminole To Meet Thursday Deltona Personals Enterpri«e DRASTIC REDUCTIONS DRESSES SW EATERS JE W E L R Y SAVE jLpjSo/ 50%. SPORTSWEAR Personals lis t e r C. Wildner. ‘ Those attending were Mrs W. A. Canada)-, Miss Emma lisker, Mr* llullcdge I’ray, Mra. Lawrence C. Tinsley, Mrs. Edward M. Hoke, Mrs. Jam ea S. Sima, Mri. A. S McCallum, Mr*. L. W. Ross, Mr*. N. II. Brewer, Mrs. W E. Baker, Mrs, C. L. Park Sr., and Mrs. A. R. Key. Alio Mr*. W. N. King. Mrs. R. W. Ruprocht, Mr*. A. W. Lee, Mr*. G. C. Cole. Mrs. Raymond If. Smith, Mrs. J . St. Clair White, Mr*. Martin J . Bram, Mrs. Robert Deane, 5lr*. C. E. Butler, M ri. Les­ ter C. Wildner, Mrs. F. E Boumillat and Mra. Edmund Mcisch. By Mr*. Rltehle Harris Mr *nd Mrs Jack Neal and daughter Tina have rrtumed from several days visit with Mr. Neal's father In Pensa­ cola. Mr. and Mr*. Muncie Smith and family of Winter Haven were viaiting friend* Sunday. Muncie ia a former resident of Enterprise and is now thr Chief of ro llc« in Winter Ha­ ven. SK IRTS PANTS TH E NEW B ISCA YN E similar to illustration Miss Linda Parker and Miss Linda Tyler returned to Day­ tona Beach Saturday where they are student* at the DayUma Beach Junior College. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lovt of Cbarlealon, 8. C., are the proud parents of ■ daughter born Dec. 50. Mrs. Love is the former Mist Ann Ray. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. S B. Ray, of Enterprise. BLOUSES DID YOU KNOW? s SIZES 5 Suited To You can be yours with a normal 1/3 down payment ** (your trade-in will probably more F IN A L O pen F r id a y E v e n in g s M t H . S laaa CAMERAS, NOJCCTORS, FUJI H1LVEUPLATB B Y — INTERNATIONAL • A c c re d ite d C h a rg e A c c o u n ts W elco m ed * u Downtown San lord KADER JEW ELERS S. PARK A VE. Wieboldt's • CAMERA SHOP 210 8 . P A R K AVK. To go everywhere euit ao-clererly designed by Marie Phillips ia smart rotton-and-aceUt* •seraacker. Complete — with sieereleea b l o u s e to maids. Black, aad aary. for only I KODAK Iim 15 $1 7 98 than cover this) COMSI/TI UUCTKMt B t jr le 70 2 J interest, documentary 46“ PER This Ie One Of The Many Styles Of Marie Phillips We Have In Slock!.. stamps, and lift Insurant* included. M o m ’* Fashions B IO N T H I sii-tTn H O LLER M OTOR SALES 2 n d A P a lm e t t o ” ’Park M41Dr. 1507 15H PARK DR1VB OPEN ALL DAY WED. P. M. AND F R I. NIGHTS �I 1 ^ . . ' o• ■ : 1 ® 6* OawTntB Tnes. .Tan. 12, ’65— Fftfre 9 J IfrreTb i (Dsuoui CUbby: DEAR A B B Y : J a m ■ trlfl of U . My fattier died before I was born. About *ix year* ago my mother took In a man who was look­ ing for a room to rent, only we didn’t hnve uit extra room *o she let him sleep in her too in. All my friends know about it because they ki-ep asking mo who the man i* and. when 1 say he lent* a thorn fiom us, they a*k how many bedroom# we have, By A bigail V an Buren shouldn't be walking the street* alolte at night,.hut 1 don't want to hurt my moth­ er'* feeling* hy telling her why I’m afraid to *lay at home. What should I doT CAN’T SIGN MY NAME DEAR C A N T : Tell your mother ALL about the man'* behavior immediate­ ly I And If she doesn’t get rtd vf him at once, call the P 0 I. [C E DEPARTMENT ■ml tell them exactly what you have told me. I urge you to follow this advice now. e e e *va* » revelation to me. You said, "Widow* who would like to (ta rt dating again and eventually to remarry should leave their wedding ting* at home and wear their engagement ring* on then right hand*." My husband died two year* ago and recently I started dating. But I felt guilty every time I went out with another mail. I t wa* a* though I were betraying my husband by wearing hi* ring* with another man. A f­ ter reading that piece t in your column, I put my wed­ ding ring in the drawer and placed my lovely diamond engagement ring on my fight hum!, I broke into 4 By Dottle Am tin |ty Kelly, treasurer; Flo Paulk, IMPORTANT N E W S thU Thrill Shop; Jo Wataon. bridge xreck l» the election of th e 1 rhalrman; Gloria Gehrig, hospresident awl vice president ol plulity; Joanne Ilerxog, pub­ the NOWC, which will take licity. place Thursday at 10 a m For the next at* month* the telephone committee will at the NAC Ballroom. All officer’* wivea from all be Ann Fall, Gloria Gehrig I squadrons are urged to attend and Bertie Brough, with Barand vote fur their favorite* bar* Butler in charge of the 1 among the four candidate*— scrapbook. Marcia Fov ol Seven or Mary A bridge has been pUmud __ M r ..tdgg£rt..'i'julilm» i* Durant of Three for preildent /or~Tlmrs<i;ty night ai Bet tic-* that he i* always trying to SONI WERNER and Kitty O'Gara of Three flt^htime aqd at that time get nte along and touch me. Aryls Chaplcdaine of Seven for plans will be discussed for My mother work* from :t vice president. a' potiuck dinner in February. I'.M. until midnight and I DEAR A HUY: Your ad­ vice to widows who wonder walk the streets so I won't I ’relhmnaVy'report* indicate' ' * .that ail four o( these ladle* are COMING AND U01Nt»‘ of have to stay alone in the what to do about their wed­ ding and engagement ring* well qualified for the positions [ HVAU-1 officer personnel « « s home with him. I know I for which thej are running anil the occasion ol a party in the the voters are going to have a wardroom recently with td r. hard time deciding It should J Jesse Taft presenting farewell be a very close race. gift* to Ena. Colin I’cmlterton, When you arrive, you are Ens. Walt Carlson and En». to sit at your "birthday table," I Floyd Oaks, with other* who were l»irti in Other* who are leaving and ttmr where along the wav. If you spend , sour month There are to be received farewylt gifts front NORTH U watching a really gotnl pluyvi Sure enough. South cashed some exciting dour prise*, and'U>c skipper were Ledr. and ft A K S in action, you will probubly four diamond* and three ft Q J 4 of course, coltee and all kinds' Mrs. Weeks. Lt, and Mrs. John notice that ho seem* to have hearts. West let a hrart and ♦ ay J i of fattening goodie*. Barger. U d r. and Mrs. Turn + AJ 1 0 spade go on the diamonds, l-ut fewer problems than someone President Evelyn Fllrpal - 1 Conroy, Lt. (Jg l and Mrs. Da­ W »*T EA ST. s i n forced to throw a black less skillful. This is not fact. rn'll will premie at the ballot- j vid Kilby. * J to# e" a h j ng, j. Vew comers to tile squadron Chance* are that he has marly mutt s m t Wind mi the third heart. ' • * • who were welcomed at the ♦ U « 73S mote problems, hut that he All this Inal been anticipat­ ♦ *1741 ' “J31U S. PAUL WERNER. (So- festlvite* were Mr. and Mrs. sees them coming unit work* ed to that Ids tine* of clubs fiOl'TH (O) nil was lionored guest at an Frank lloUemin and Mr and out the solution well in ad­ was discarded painlessly. Then ELAINE ORAZ1 *Q»4 • elegant tea held at Malson and* Mr*. Robert Bow-en, both vance of the moment of deci­ declarer caslu-d two more V A X ! j ■Jardin tn Altamonte Spring * 1North _ American represent# ■ nary 21sl at 1 p. m. in the sion. spade*. Easl had to Jettison ♦ K10»l ♦ K JI I December 301h, hostessed by tiyes. j *> — - ^ 'itJH111- ”^ u* >x' a West was *n . expert ond^gj _» club on the hast spade jiml Mr 9 tiie-^ifficvt’s wive* of R V A H S ^ ' In . addition ttf the Wrious-AtTmaT ceremdny No on e vu lnerable mad* til ? 1normal lead of the South knew *thul East had Soni. very lovely m * gray t part,, the party committee ol C. V, Noll a officiating for live jack of spades against South’* Santh West North t u t Matted with four club* to hi) I N T. r»*a 1H.T. Pas* tweed sheath adorned with a U . Bob Guest. Lt. Bill Pull occasion. seven no tiump. As soon .*> paitliei's three. All else being Pass rasa • New advisor, Mrs. Mary - the dummy-hit the table. West lovely white orchid was a pie- litgcr a n d .Neal Maxwell pre equal, a finesse again*! F.ast O o e u b v i le a d — A J tun* of blonde beauty as she vented gag gift* amt rertill Lois Webster, wife of the added In* thief high-card . appeared proper. South fines*greeted Navy and civilian* cates to the guests,’ eliciting squadron executive officer met point* to dummy's J2. 7 In* clar'er: Tine* racli in spades I ed that way and West made much merriment In the pro with the group at their Ja n ­ g a v e ' * total of friend* at thr door. uml left ami hearts, font in diamonds i both Ills queen of clubs ami uary Iward meeting last week only 13 for declaier amt East and (wu in dub*. If declarer Beside* chatting, guests par- cc»s the last spade Of eourse, Shirley Moore win hostess ticularlj enjoyed gating at the In-1 ween I hem. dim e jlrelmei held four htinrta, tie loot I I South ci'Ujd have Irfyit the Members * p asked to make JEAN EHBF.RT wax ho* Interior decoration* ol Mai*onhad opened otic llo-trUIUp it lin k s, if lie held four *pllde', club finesse c h i hi i uml sim-d Jardm . which is a European- ti-s* on January 7th to the their reservation* for tin in­ was apparent tliai Easl could it was up to West to hang on the two-trick set. hut when * style villa, filled with exotic Station Wives monthly coffee stallation luncheon in January not hold on* face card. to all hut one nf Ills spades grand slam I* in the halance Tlte buxine** meeting was 13th. wtth Mary M. \mour. furnishings and antiques Each South also counted n mini­ Ibis meant that West might you don't worry about whe­ guest received a name-corsage, Conducted hy Mrs Jams-' Ma­ Hostesses will lie Mary, I an- mum of 12 lop tri-ks for de- have to di'eard a rltili some ther you go itWwn mis or two. 7 % made of fn-'h red mum* and yo. wlm apjuiinted Marlon Mui lyn Taylor. Frank Sackett and —■— tins |u|o-r— doilies------Those - its.-a*- tun*—Thrift Nlu»p rupra-. Mary--Marxism,----Those who will take over quaint -ill* were mu dr by Ber­ jsentntive from the group. Anne Kamea, wlio »a> Irani for the next six month* will lie tie Brough and Jo Wiilsmi • Mrs Wallace Hu'sell i Ka for red from Nine wav greeted as follows. Marge Harvey. president Si u ey Moore tin tliy) presented Norn with s as » new member Mi'lliu to iiUixtsaiitta{ ' Ihili’l \.»U lllink I '* Air you • t In* •( \ I.hi,I farewell was vaiil to president, Norma I'irkens «i la-out.fully engraved -ilver If v•Ml wtitif tu l.ri’^t pruc* NllOII l tU tllnl it iI i .’ nn >01, 11* fo r •!•** "ll'l look I tray from ’.lie squadron wives trunk I bn-Her, ulonu with the l relory, t.ucy t’ojie trvasiir Mmurifi thi |mM(*«*. ttiiTk* Ir oil which wu.s Jilulired by Ilit- prest'lilatiuit ol «n appropriate e t , Mary li.irdeii i luipliiin; ililf 7" m«* ’ ** I) iill*1 c u in tl to thr publicity and iiisloi isri \ndn-a many guests, some o( them gift Fran's husband, u i r War "Mm i't if l«»o It ml llui i .I km It.. V mi ret, mu her wJint % follow U»K < | } U V n 11 -1 1 1 1 » V I. licit 1 1 1 | " Kunford civilian irien-ls of the ren Itoe Her has been (.'apt. t’ayclle; mcmbcrttilp -sand) in ii In mini ,tn a 11.| -t ill tdNu'l hmrt( tin h « l t o n v ti u ini? 1 m >«M s % « H | | V S if** ) % hoDoree A until? tlieni were; Mayo's chn-l oi .tuft since Harrington and 1 e I f p h u n c " I ' l i t it (lli m l lull mol list'* fo und h nn** rfiil nti«i ^c 111 t me t l m t \s* m igh t tti g r l m ill * Mr* Warren Hoc Her. Thomas, Dotoiiilar IWki and now hat chairman. Mice Koogh •low n 7 ° Vilkit 7 i n*i I ? ‘ # Meniiwi* of the ITurteen i 'DIM llir foi it Ouwli-r. Charles tub lu-lle ruder* to report to new dulieI I k \ku like in) hco tom **W III } o l i J’tnliHNC i|o«t ynll Hrumlev. John Noel. \ It in Itultimnre Station Wive* FM Wive* howling teHOi are J u l li t .l N M lot •KlAHc tllllll •In 7" w oil ( kJift until if j I r l i }*'U I’Cterson Nr . Hugh iV|lsri,|irs sorry to lose Fran who Its. Norma t'icaens. shlih v M«»uc »»lo»l chthlii’ti hit ilori'l **l never m u mn-t in tin AohirttiilikT Jack Greene. Tlumiii* l.urgen. served *v Thrift Shop repre- Marge Harvey Thelma Wdlt*. you hiti rc 7'* lilt O i»t | It.l.| hfT ju 't U lint I **lf 1 |*iii in> iu itff* liQrk ■ * * Also the Mines f t ' Smith, srnlatlvd for tile past .. six Vi r-irkerson. Beverly slit Imi, ** I hi I look all i lirlit T ** It J d Avers j , William Bolle. months lint expressed coin- Marie Haynes uml Arlene Mil. tliaMiirhl of |ji»*. I ion‘t you > i'n i a, i|m )* m Ihifit J «iin ifrt Mi ink «■li* li itij it imini hr ' ' by with it ?" Thv in iicrt uhwvvrr !• chi h )l M Howe. Michael Durant, meuilutlon ft>i fvir Hia-ller iu am. "An* >mi ifuirig u> im»« nn? •Do y hi li» much niut fVtM one nf Uhini * • • l.auren Johnson . W i l l i a m hit new Job fit FVi r 7 f h*ll* I* ' Y n , " N'EW R M 'RF SEN T ATIVF.h win n I'm ir »nr ?** The Hoeller's wen nappy to Thoinas. Holier! y arrell. Pearl >)<• Tiffany. Fol Edridge. J o have had as their guests over from eat h sqoaiiron have tn-en, Mayo, flumdler Swan-on. Jes- the hollduvi Mr and Mrs named to take office Thursday * TS33T T.lflr VnUntin-hUliiln , It, ■W. I^ljooglaml amt her vlaugh al lhu_NuW(. coffee and elecI }< Brown, Jam es deGahuhlil U-r Sliurvm, of .lai-LsonvilU-,' lion In work^wiih "the new preAlwt Ihe Mmes Jack Young-[old Navy friends, and to have ident ami vice president (1) a ft rift m l j, ( •»* |* t i 1 T U E S D A Y V. M. W K D N K S IIA T A. M. Here are tt» name' of those V%**fil Blade. Iluiw-rt Kenm-dj. Dee taut an oi*P"riunilv to visit ♦1 » \ n . l l t * A r Dlgft M *» i 1 l*C It Sawn I ta (1 • N t f t i e. Munday and her mother Mr* with tlwm before havi ng fin wh-i will •*- working togttlier Ai III it II ri •) «; • X41, It (.* I, k\ VAlI.e-l 1 |.* i l l You D ° ti t .•'if A 10 i t * Win td i ' 1k U14ft l|f»r» for tlte first *|i months of tltl* I ^ ' S' • it * Wlllworth. Mrs Helen Me- Maryland <(’ o|sjr * 4 ta9 Hue i *• *s*-rn* *twi fix N'»It B op« year, a* of today unit'** there <4 1 T h • L J ft • af S i h t l-sugiilin, i mother ol Kathy 7^90 1? t . mup i <i (<> ci»k \< »ft— i • « To n "§ \1 • ' 11 1»f VVe k. * - U1 Yf v |## SHE AND KFHM1T JA M ) are any last minute change*;, Russell) Mr*. Howard Scott, rrerth Ht I AO l 21 l'h • M«i lh O « n i• J Tu ('*) \ * ta r * : l| 4n11•f - II rInk I•f One, Kay neck nor; Three. mother of Mr*, Frank Hi-riog SON left last week ho Colonta. • V i T rift IJ in ft.*1 rr t I I b % i in , M i f b i ' 11*i»orl 13 > Hi purl I • Mr* Vincent Rolterls. Mra. N. J to visit his parents wlm Pat Murphy. 14 | Nftrit *1 Five, Peggy i tn ' »«> 1 1 1 Te. t-V 4R• '%*|lit)(4. ■144 . * t M H . N ft «x» 4 U 4; ♦ Alla kte ►4 4 \ ann Barker and Mr*. Gor­ hav,- never seen their two Mergo; Seven. Ronnie De- l.ltl *11 t ; | i ( i l l*ov ft! *s i * bV#ft lt«if I Ai 4 Ilf* u*|«vr .» 4 10 M ) f * • f*sii,’ho grandsons. Je ll, two and Paul Nault; Nine, .Sara Jane Smilti; 7 lif 1 11 Mr N«i%«k don Stanley. « no (< C a p t a in KanMurou <4t f'lH'lo 4V»I* * n C l W ft• I ll“r • .N*«* one. C''n tiat 1 1f» i : ) \\ ft lift Kftrg.9 1 Eleven. Caroline Dennison; • in f 9) < artoMift • i t > o f t Bftftf II) T li A Dtirtng their two week* va Thirteen, Betty Stoke*; Sta ­ I 11 |J) Et.AJNF. ORAZI hat ta-.-n (2 > T4J.J»» tion To Prop 4* Stfthn n 1 9 01 12 ) Divoti * c ^ u r t named new president of Ba­ cation, tlte Jam etons plan to tion. TJtelma t nger and Sta'lf. H i M l hi • * i r M o m i n l i tn t i> i Ain •r i 4 ti Hpnrift M • 11»I »* i Navy 191 Itetly Wlllmturk lt VAIN TlgorettM and Instal­ slop and tee Ted and Janet 1? . EA*TC'ti*t T ■ VVomtci i ■t AI •**! Hh*li i'ti 1 .to 111 .N« w m ,rim• • • • 1 1“ t « I tmitcr lilation I* slated to take place Been in Norfolk, anti If puastble U*4 T1** T y ■amri i i i lipoilft, W* (9 ) (*ft 1( (SX.114v l : 1# Ju pc non N • «it • SL’ZY REND took first plaee » ,/» I A January Ifi at noon at the Jut hi and Mollle Marlows tin i'J.l'O O M « k t (too in f of 14• v ft1 <* ) Ppjrluli I 'l i i . (4) Lftftvft It l a Trade Mind* Cafeteria tn their way back they'll stop In tn the last bridge hinrhcon of P ad 1) Flft N• w• T\V-I l l MM ; to m Ne.se • with M1Mft \Vft 1 1 41 (»» Hft f I t U e e l e r — N*wft 1 D. C. and viatt with some VAll 3. with Evelyn Fttipat- 10 v0 I » » Tlte Kttgi’K* Sent mole Plata t>4!« >1 «/ Ti.r I»uclora s u<1 til* Elected to serve wtlh Flume '»thrr members of the family rick coming tn second. Ho*, 1 9) N p t n i i h I#*ftftuHH SutBM IP 10 •J l U h i ! » 1 ft'• Bong teseei w-ere Bernice Cobean i t ) T » l * i i h o n * Moat are Janice Culver, vice presi (I ’ ( I 1 00 t :» <«) 11 » N•«* » dent; Carol Perrier, vecretary ; ARVIE ATKINSON and KR and Sherry Unite (niter* play­ u 1 V1 H* tin# V 1141 ' H* il* MoHe n 10 IS • i t NHC , S » « * Margaret Reynolds, treasurer, ty hnjrdcr were rx>-lio*ie*»es ing included Mickey Murphy, II ;i« tj» Toniglii Shuw Co nr# a t r * Hon . t u» i t ltfo%'S« ' and Itche* Cooper, chaplain. for tile January coffee ami hit* Gallagher. Dorn Johnson L a * I •tfcaefvlnff T a a l t f l i l i i ) Anftr of M• y b •r r p f:j| ill N*w* a W'ftftthftr A 4 a t l K H la r t a la iM is a l Incidentally, Mrs Cooper t* huitnev* meeting of the Nine and Carol Bakke 1 1 10 (2 i J eOIik r tY H E H i : I I I I L II %• <•> Ti»ft iiftftl MrCoya * * * also president of the Navy "O'* Wive* la*t week l » l » t» n i « M Enlisted A'ive* Club 211 a* I-tke all the other squadron.'. NO ROOM for the calendar Ig a a n l l a ) w a rd — T a la f W E D N E S D A Y P. M. - c m n r h a t t C-k " well a* being an activr Tiger- the main or ler of busiuua was thi* week, girl* — you'll have v m m riiB i : oo < n Nftjf VTb*B ette. tiu: appointment ol new chair- 10 check tlte copy atwl make 14. IrttVdi of U f a HKU ir.lD AT u \ i r (S I 1»iit n ft t(*»**1 U M I OAti P A M M I K J Two of the Tlgerx-tle* oewv*t men for the coming *!x month* 1 )our own notation* i t l i I t t Now* I T C H 1 * T il l 'll*. member* were appointed co- and here la the list named by ■n* row - h im i r u i u r r chairman of the calling com­ Hassle deCshahl; ( » Ttcifli or i;i* lft — l a i'ulv f NEW ORLEANS ( UPI ) — qtl ftne-p# mittee. These were Barbara Bridge— Doty Malinowski; (l > K i t M f Kliowa Ueftt Bourbon Street, where the Goodmansoa and Donna May­ hospitality, Donna McDaniel: foi Toinore t i l * (l> 3 « i r c h saints go marching in, sent 20 1! 4 i <4 t ■u i J . n a Lett hi nard. scrapliook Shirley Y o u n g IS IS .VTIC N*w« (I) Negro pro football players Projects and #oual co-chair­ blade; Thrift Shop, Ginnie Sul­ 1:09 (1) Cllrl T * i k CINCINNATI. Obio tU P I)-, marching out Sunday — right (»> Iloilo !**• P ln k * ra men for the new six month* livan; Telephone, Pat Burch Maw*, W •* t h #r will be Judy Ritchey and Su- and Kathy Criswell; publicity. Prlte money for the Ladles out of town and they took the 1:11 l( it tl Focuft American Foot hit) League's Prufesstunal Gulf Association xanne Ituryk Publicity chair­ Kathy Henson 1:10 ( I I a * T n« Wft fU T u rn a IS) Hr lane * man will be Carlene Smith Kitty Snyder was named new lour will reach a record high All-Star game with them. NOW thru WED. I S ' S n w»UBa The 20 Negroes on the East in liMU, according to the tour­ & Next, business meeting of treasurer. I S I ( i t .SBC .sa«ra AT 1:U0 • 1:15 • 5:11 and W rit squads, complaining I #1 •ai I'f t ti w of d * tlte club U set for January 21 Activities for this month nament schedule which has .7:13 - 9.D0 C l loofftlt* T o o r .f that they bad been discrimi­ been released for the first half at 7 30 p tn. in the Ballroom have been scheduled beginning <4> K U m * In t h t Wlt»4 nated against because of their of the season. 111® il> lie,a»# r a r i F , with Ruth Welae and Carlene with a bridge at Kathy Cri* u R O C fc \ D O ft» / T O N y The March through June color by Bourbon Street night I t ) T>«f U Cou rt jvmith a* hostesses. All rnlltl- well'* Friday; luncheon with ( l ) Tha P ortora H u d so n \ p a y / R a « D Q ik ■puls and taxi driven, refus­ schedule, which was announc­ I ttd wives of RVAH l are invited Arvie Atkin*ur on January It 1:11 <»> AB C Nftw# to attend the meeting and also and bridge with F.litabeth ed by Ladies PGA tournament ed to play in next Saturday's 1:00 t l ) To T a ll th a T r « * * B ond m o n o director Leonard F . WirU. In­ All-Star game, if it was held the Installation luncheon. If Klein on January 29 ^ «« If* fell here. you are Interested call Mr*. The Nine wivci had Mary cludes 14 official events with AFL Commiisloner Joe Foss ^ ‘t a i l | \nUmmYi'lUiam Oraxl Her number is Durant, and Kitty O’Gara. I12S.MJU In official p r i z e promptly yanked the game out [lot in the bo« k so you'll have presidential vice presidential money. COMING This is an lncraaaa of 14,100 of New Orleans but said It LA ST J DA Yd n k the operator. candidates, respectively as would (till be played Saturday • • • e * JA M ES BOND IS their gueata a t the meeting. In official money ov*r tin “S E X AND —In tome othar city he would AN EVENING COFEEE was Other gueria Included Betsy same period last year. BACK IN ACTION! announce today. .T H E S IN G L E held for RVAH-S * '0 " VVHe* Becton. Jo Moloney, Dee Mun­ G IR L " I laat Thursday at the home ol day and Klttv Snyder’* mother, CLO U D " fl" T A V E R N Tony Curtla Gloria Gehrig, with Jonne Mr*. K rill hom M iUemllla, BATON ROUGE, U . (U P I) Natalia Wood H W Y . 1 7 -9 2 Pa. Her/o as ro-bostess. —Louisiana B u te L'nivsnlty Color Acroea Monroe Bridge • e • Kathy R ush-11, who eonddet'' tackle Mickey Com will pass Open T Daye Week aid C-# busiheas meeting made INSTALLATION of new of- up a remaining year o f col­ Band On Sunday f f k T IL L J;0 0 ro M M ia ru ^ . ta r n « n a the ToUowtng appo.ntmcn’*— ftcera of RVAH-13 Enll|l#<J lege eligibility to play with & U MON. .• PR) F R 1 .C 0 * Under New Management I _________ _ ’ at Dearolph, secretary; Bet- WUu* Club »U1 be held Jan- tha Oakland Harders, J Qacnby A On(Bhidqsi (i ) q Jiw LOomsm tears, hut I real lied for the FIR ST TIM E that I am nu lunger a marritnl 'woman, and ghcttild not feel guilty. Thank yfhi, Ahhy. L. 3. * # • DEAR AHKY: I disagree with you. Ahhy. I think a woman who ha* lost her husband and who ha* chitdun should wear her wed­ ding ring at all times. .My father died four year* agv. (I wn* 12 ) and a year later my mother took off her tings. When l saw her haru finger* l asked her pleaou to put hei rings back on and to keep them on. I pointed out tlmt although she no longer had a husband, she had a aon, and I didn’t want people to think I was Illegitimate. 1 would apprec­ iate seeing a retraction In your column. A WIDOW’S SUN DEAR SON: No leusottnblo person would h* suiuo that because a woman wear* no wedding ring, hey chil­ dren are illegitimate. Nor would I worry about the oddball who might think so. • • « By Oswald Jacoby By Ruth Millett T E L E V IS IO N -T O N IG H T - Do you now hav# to h art itifocal* and.hate them’ Well, there li something new an'd it la Tery exciting news. The successful developibent of a completely m-w kind of vyeglnsa lens is news indeed. This lens completely elimi­ nates the sharp dividing line which is characteristic of bi­ focal glasses. Details of the new "Omnifocal” ten* were given at a pre»» conference in New York recently. The House of Vision i* manufacturing the neve Canadian Champ Sets Up Camp MONTICELLO, N Y. UTM) — Brawny George Oinv.ilo, ambitious to become Canada's second w o r l d heavyweight champion, opened camp here in the Cat-kill* to finish train­ ing for hi* big fight that might boost him into a title »lx>t till* year T It o dark-hatred Toronto PEAK A BBY : Just read slugger and his entourage of yuur reply to the young 12 arrived at the elaborate woman with braces on Iter Kutsher's Country Club here teeth who is getting mar­ to complete preparation* for ried.nud -wanted tn know if you tfflmghl sh* Ihould itav ?' hi* 12-rotmd haUle-w^yt JToyd Pilttrspn at N*ew: YoIVr'M adIot dantlit take her bface* iion Squire Garden. Feb. 1. off for the wedding, tile r The champion of Canada al­ dentist said he would do it, ready had been sparring for but be would have to put them hack on again immed­ six week* with bit five mate* at a camp hear Toronto. iately afterwards.) I completely d i s a g r e e with you t wore brace* for year* and It is sheer misery to have them taken off, and even wnrse to have them pul track on again. She will probably have a (ore mouth NEW YORK tU I’l) — The for her wedding, unless her Amcrtran Football League'* tvmrei ate rnninvrd *#wtnt tro«- spending New York Je ts seek* before the rveiil. air out tills week to laud Hill 7 Inn there Is always the another star passer to go with chance of having hei teeth the $A*t.t«Ki worth of quartergo crooked sgam and shi hack* lltev »e signed In Joe will only have to wear Naruatli and John Huarte. brace* longer. The object of tile Je ts ’ atten­ That girt ehutild tie glad tion itow I* Archie Roberts, site's getting her teeth the brilliant Columbia quar­ straightened and us long as terback Wlm alsu 1* being her fiance ilocsqT nmtd, she lured by tile ( leveland Brown* should let well enough of the National Football Lea­ atone. gue and Hie Montreal AlouONE WHO KNOWS ettri of Ilia l anadlan Football t • • League. Itna and Unlvt* of F t. Lao* di-rtlale, Florida, will handle the marketing of what, I think, Is a boon to women •*pecially. It took two y e a n of research to develop the "Omnifocal" lrn», which has been tested and. found most satis­ factory. A fte rfo rty women dislike the idea nf bifocals and they will- take the new Idea at once, I feel sure, Mr. Shoonover of the llou ie of Vision said, “ Many men and wom^tt shy away from hifocal* because of coametia reasons." He said further, "Omnlfoynl lenses, with Utelr gradually Inc leasing jtower from top to bullion, retain tit* appearance of single vision lenses, thus providing cosmet­ ic as well as certain ophthal­ mic advantages.” Talk to your eye doctor about thi* new improvement and you will find that you will look youngster and see better with the new- lenses. They are now in production. You will not need to have two pails of glasses, at many do who will nut wear bifocals. You will only need one pair with your new ' "Omnlfocar* leu*. 1 salute tho^e who Im­ prove things to make up look younget—and tec better! • _*Tomorroif— “ Dear E d y .l h Thornton MtT/cml'*'*’ . -» New York Woos Quarterback |*i «ali)**iun * \\ r i l t l«> D ill' kslow), ad* hoitsti wilk kaststi af (till sad laformstloa aboet lh* aty, sltr la fsoula* kosHUhtr. •*d you'l hav* a aeasteoa and 4*it|htfW votcom*. i« *t phoa* Wdcoi Wirginta r»tro*kl P. O. Bo* 1214 Sanford Phyllis Hngenatctn FA 2-&2S4 Lake SI ary 1*» A (I ■ HA l|**\ l-i*# i ulif K-*r h |>rt««iiml rrply, rn< Itutf h M'lf- u! l||| wxi ij i ll Vflltlll' i |It W Tilw *■• phon* u i <*» eeepow lets-o ' lu Atiliy. Attgeies, S«|tlJ Mflll tit'l till l*o» tiooklet, CmIif . for "llttW lit W-l tl lt I F I 1 K ltS Fu ll a l l o c c a SHINS nuk?. sSiltii Kranepool ►mra Norrta T E iv-l&ld S. Seminole NEW YORK ( l 1*1) - Ed Kj uiii'iHxil, 20 w ar old fir-l ba'Ctuati for tin- New York Met' lias sigtird his l!M.\ con tract for a sum t»-llrvsxl to be over $lun.uuu»XU( signing nf Krsnrtutoi. a 237 hitter la •1 season, ’ brought Itt three the iu i i i i U t of player* in the Met fold. Mildred lleney fAS-3631 Deltona 29.1 -4417 bopltir Halos* 6IIS-1402 Dellary -------- -----NdlfuSV: - 1 t ^ xl l f * 1 LCI I J Sure. You mightrTind another car as new as the Delta 88. f/ . lW ( r All-Star Game Yanked From NO Record Prizes Up For Grobs / ■ Ib w fta rfS Skips Season ikMXltoor n But not this year. 1 -L I DSvWV p -.t v\ a A m F 'E Tbit la Ol demobile'* Delia 44. It’s unique. Unique because It'* new. N ew xita r through. Styling Is new. So new, not a Mne nor a highlight waa borrowed from laat year. rower plant I* new. Super Rocket V-4 la the biggsal la Olds historyi 42(-cubio-inckei big. Up to 570-horaee strong. Transmlseion ts new, toe. Turbo Hydra-Matlc, available on any Delta 44, ptuvidrs up to tit % mote torque from a standing start, auperUlive perf ormanoe at all apeeda. , New styling. New engine- New tranamiwion. ThU year, only Delta 14 Ufa you have ail three, oil atew. Other sun have a lot of catching up to de. O L D S M O B IL E T ry a R ock*t In A c tio n . * . ■ Lo ok to Old$ for the New! total tuiHOeina otaaawntU f t u u n a a a u a ...w m rwa a m e n tat- “O O LDITO GEB" H O LLER M O TO R SALES^CO., Cor. 2nd 0 EXCEPT HOLIDAY ■PM T»( KtT m UH» u n ...»gg m i* etaa atatgi m a un-ftRft mn-Mtii l Palmetto i )■ �y Jf i rm P ap e 10 — Ja n . 12, 1965 r if O U R H oroscope F o recast W ed nesd ay, J u . II. * V W D « 0 , A N EW » • * , GENERAL TENDENCIES: THE O T H E R D A V I E P T A / ( lT S O T V C t / 1 W O R A I N / F E W B A R B S P O T S , < ^ J AlH S T O R M f V— " — ," 1 ' w i t h aav l o c k i u . o c t a l l « m i 5 S E 5 TH E D R IF T * U N L E S S -**— ' 6AV rr t o 'r i x s s e t P A HONORED TIMES 6 0 yOO WONT FSR 66 T IT/ VDU LEFT i t #. i t . » i t Z. Pcrsonalg *** TOUR H RiFLB - ON THE < 6 R0 CNP ca • ,b f ' ............... m a n o r / r i. 322-5612 rn n I •I i ­ i ig •i i C . D ia l W et l e v | rv<nNG HIS THEORY ON THE. ‘LINE ' 1 n r M l IM S H k U IS b t llM # CM, THAT P 0 6 S N T BOTHER J U S A N Y --W H E N E V E R VvE F E E L LIKE PLAYay CHECKERS W E ALWAYS TUNE T K T V “ It’s fully a u tom atic . . . CARNIVAL ■ K ■ Q 11 CONTRACT RATES ON RBQUF-8T jL T * $ S F ef I 22 to July 21) Being of aaaiitanca to good pal* I* fin* early and then do what will alleviate private worr»*K You can "become more au<ke»*ful now. Evening ahould be apant quietly rearing. C l o (July 22 to Augu.l 21) Early hour* are beat apent In getting apm* enurprlae nicely completed, but laUr you find comrade, are buay. pre**•d. See that credit I* bettered. Steer clear of very talkative « ‘ people. _ VIRGO (Auguat 22 to Sep.Umber 22) Any new Idea, that come to mind can be put jn operation early, but tonight be aure you do nothing that downgrade* you. Re broad­ minded. Avoid that higher-up who I* IraU over aomething. LIHRA ( S e p t e m b e r 23 to O c t o b e r 22) Handling o b l i g a ­ t i o n . w h e t h e r o f a bualneaa o r p e r s o n a l n a t u r e I* b e a t during t h e c o o l o f t h e m o r n i n g . Avoid UngenU. Re I n s p i r i n g to S tu d y w haU ver T b s D e m id v r f U s e t b e re ■p . . s l k l . t a r n e r . t b s o o a r tn e a rre e f la e e rt fe a . C O P Y NC3T ESPECIALLY. BUT i CAM U S E HlNl / N ow WHATEVER COULD HE /YEAN B Y , TH A T? Z O F F E N D LOTUS/ -------^ T b o H er ald re eervoa fbo pelvllo a. e f r e je r lle a er re ,Is­ l e # a a y a d v e r t l e e m e a t w blr k If d e e m s e b j e e t l e n a b l a (a ( b a p e l l e y e f 4b U a e w e papa*. y w . . I 11 A H / - - DEADLINES 11 Noon Day Befor* Puhllntinn For Inirrtlon* and Kill* (SaL Noon F'or Monday) OUR ANCESTORS 1*%J FClfNCX./ Wl (AT \RXkL> m o r e M O N * jir i» g o L U T - V THING THl V«? Utrv o IF TH EY rJ3C N D 6 W6U5 F C K NO> O FM IN C . U t u M l) |M W » l 942*. T H E r i R C I 'I T r o i R T OK » i n t »i J i m r m . r m IK A M I K O R IC M I.IO L K C I'IT (IH X K in n .K IIK 'l N O T IC K Vor RoloBur • J u 'lf • L ■‘D o n i^ c a n hlm.^a duRib o x i - V o m ^ * F * ' ® " « who . g o t lo a tl" o r m % I .K COB PArS at A T S .t r ,4 kSCWS W HERE H E , SHORT RIBS Ro*>n. «n January U: ’ • OF 0SO PEOPLE GUSTlOREQ: I0Q?( A tt CCMPlXTU-V SATISFIED, T o»n#hlp % s: (S E A L ) wmiYv**_TOT«acN I poarr wasrr |tou cx xaia- J p * M Kf* . VPU 5 « a * « •Alt: PORT rostaur- XO O M TZI m a o w e y v u a :-»» wAnap row * h c x C R 0 4 4 IR ; «*u: PWTiaKTIY 401 TP who p i t riatu itIrorm.u«rL irmrnrf ^ SI. in i. rib#d prnp#r* cu t SI Sou th K#r.#t A rt h u r II n # < k « l * h Jr CI#rV of th# c i r c u i t Court lly >Wrth# T \ IliUn l>#puty (*l#rk J t ' L F S H COIIKN of th# firm uf COHEN A COM KN Atto rn ey# for I ’U I n t l f f I PlSTUCB o u * 4*CK T t H M lT - 0 a o a p c ailP i r - V P f A R ! MC 5HCVICWT BB OUT n o H 4 c r t h e h ec nas WHO STOie y2.ns.ooo »h# Quarter |.NKU» *>f Mi* Niarthw#pt U iir itr iNW ^l and th# ftouthw##t Quart* #r (SWI4 ) of th# North* w ilt Q g i r i t r ' (NWQ). L E f l th# Aouthw##t Quart* •r IIW U I of th# .South* wo#t Quarter t»W'»4 ) nf •#14 MorthwBgt Qu«rt#r IN'W',1 #n in l t d . wrw Took leadership/ kvoTUR rauwrma. t*y Th# Snuthw #«t Q «i a r f • r <H\Y'4 ) of th# H<iuthr4*l * rarca n*»i o s t u a » « « « *4 «nt«r«d th • th# f»11omlnv ~ y , HOT THAT »*C X . of Court In th# • b o * t - » n f Itlrd r « u M , I will * #|| «t pu blic #ur* l i o n to th# hl*h##t • n«l »•#•» I*i'l4 tr f*»r c*#h. #i tl># f r■».n\ d«fOt uAa'b# i ’n ur tli tu■•mlnol# ( V t in iy . P’l n r l d t * fit th# hour of I* t ’c l o c k . -£ LW TNJuSVNonow . --N' r*SArvTARs L ( V W TlMr^ / acarm op p a * n ......... LP5T ;• Well street Orlando, Florid # Pub lis h J e n . 12. 1 H I C P I * 11 • read h* **CA k e T U l u l l N O * "W e’r* looking for aomething to brighten up a ■weatahirt!" I'li. J U A M U Ill.JO fO BUGS BUNNY - _ K N .S IN C E O R . L A N IE R B E E N PEAM O F T H E AM W CAL S C H O O L , V v W M A E TH ER E B E E N F E W E R ANO F E W E R ’ F IN IS H IN G T H E IR I I WOULDN’T LIKE TO ACCEPT THOSE THINGS AS CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE, ANO m e RUMORED, TOOt THERE ARE EVEN GETTING TO BE FEWER WCIWtfN CANPQAJfS FOR AOaMSSiON1 . T A N N E . IT s m c a i D B E CO M M EN CE HEATER & FURNACE CLEANING TAX m nskrdano 20 Duraisat 22 Struggle I” T " 24 Tberougbfar* i 23 EgypUsa nadrrwerld (od •T~ 2 * S catter, ee b s r 27 M end, i s seeks 2 S C U m p la g WCMTOUT FO R A T X MAO C A W AHDLmq O m *'U . ls*ORf-»N -«R K OUT / C A *n . FAR­ r~ 1- iT r J- BERR Y’S N a ti o n al (lan k 4* CegUsted , nndrrgsrnwol . , I Btecbemknl 33 le a m ass 34 thSp i H o ard 3 3 0 n ta c fc sak> 34 Sea f ly e r 24 A WORLD 37 R e n n e r s rectsoa DO W N *A* w. II a® 42 44 il 5T > / u 4 V eiu aie m w heel M W tf A T U L M U T U 3 B A 33X V. ■ u ) iT J7 NEW M A JO R Houeeh old Ap- M VS A l 'I 'L I ANVLH a t W ara* hiTue# l*rlrr# F r lg i d a i r# . H o t I ’ulnL IlCA. Z#ntth. ate. C a l l C h a r l U O o r m ly oollact a t Aasor lat«d Radio 4 TV. H I T N Oranga A v a. O rlan ­ do 411*1114. ___________ 31. Munlcal InstrumentM IMano Her vicing 4 T u n i n g ()#na C u m b a a — l t l * S 4 4 1 P la n o T u n i n g M\d R#p^4r W L H a r m o n — 111*4111 32. Business Equipment t* A ]• * . . . . And if wt can't ia H HFKf—hcmr c m tick'u iU d im ' » A lr iu T w u p e t to F ro m S a n fo rd P A L E . S h ir t s , l i e * * - h , ' l t y . I'M W le t S t F E E D bTORE. fo r d A 2nd Ht C o rn a r Ban- F U L L S it e Y e l P i w 911.(011 F ro m E io h e n g * 50. Misc. For Sals |t»s R a c e l i f t e r O a ts l i t 'N T * • T U X E D O tl S u r p lu s Ibe | ( n g ft'ee l ft4 ft**. ft;o B a n fu r <1 A V I 122-9190 Legal Notice IV T H E " r i R t l I T r n v R T O F TH K V I V T I I J l ' l l l l ’ l A l. t l K I M T . IV A V I ) f o i l R E M I V O I .K <i l l V T 9 * P l.lllt lU A IV C H i M I H V V O . 14 4 * * F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R T - H A ,;r ASSOC IATIO N. * cor­ p o r a t io n . P la in t if f. n JA M E S K M A LO N ET and M A R T ( I M ALO NET . h i* w | f * . D e fe n d e a t a m i t i i e: o k s a l e Ni r T l r K In I I K R K U T O I V E N t h a t on I h * J l n . l d a y o f J a n ­ u a r y . 19*1. a l 11:0 0 o 'c lo c k A M . a l t h * m e in d o o r o f t h * r , . u r i h n u * e «-C S e m in o le C u u n ly , a t S a n fo rd . F lo r id a , tb * H o n o r­ a b le A r t h u r H B e c k w it h . J r . . C le r k o f tb * C ir c u it C o u rt o f S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , w ilt o f f e r f o r s a l * to t h * h l * b a * l a n d beet b id d e r fo r c a s h , a t p u b lic o u t c r y , t b * f o llo w in g d e s c rib e d p r - p e r ly of th * D e fe n d a n t s . Ja m s* E M a lo n e y a n d M a r y Q . M e lo n s y . h i* w if e , s it u a t e In S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d * : L o t I . B lo c k E . R A V E N N A P A R K S E C T IO N O F L O C H A lt U O K , a c c o r d in g lo I h * p la t t h e r e o f ee r e c o r d e d In P i e t R o o k t l . P e g e s *1 a n d • 1. o f Ih # p u b lic R e c o r d * o f t e m ln o la C o u n t y , T l o r . Id s . I n c lu d in g : E R e f r l a e r a t o r . Mo* d e l N o . L A H - l l . H a r ta l N o. R H — * 4 (0 1 1 . O n * U . K O v e n , M o d el No J * T ] n . S e r ia l N o I'H O I I O I! O n * i j K R a n g e P la t e . M o . d e l N o . 3 1 *. S e r ia l N u. X S t illlt V e n e t ia n B lin d * t h r o u * h o u t m a n u f a c t u r e d b y S e m in o le V e n e t ia n lll l n d C o m p a n y , to g e th e r w it h a ll e lr u c lu r e e end Im p r o , a m e n t*, th e n or t h e r e a f t e r on e a ld le n d . T h is I* m e le p u rsu a n t to F i n a l D e c r e e o f F o r e c lo s u r e e n ­ t e r .1 In l b * S h o v e c a u s e . C h a n ­ c e ry D ocket N o. 1 4*99. n o w p e n d ln n In t law C l r r u l t C o u r t o f a n d l o r S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r ­ id a . _ IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I h a v e h e r e u n t o e el m y b e n d a n d o f f i c i a l s e a l t h is l i b d a y of Ja n u a ry , f i l l . (S E A L ! ... A rth u r II B e c k w it h . J r * C la r k o f lb * C ir c u it C o u rt In a n d f o r y e m ln o l* C o u n t y , F J w r ld * Je e e p a M . M u ra e k e P . O . B o a 111 F e rn P a r k . F la . P u b lis h J a a . 12, t l i i . COM 3 S e m in o le O e u n t y I D ia l D ir e c t ) Y. 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I ye ar* c olle ge desirable by Bkpng * A c c tn g . courses • I i n m e n t * w e le o m * — B a r n KtNdSW OOD necessary. A c c tn g . ax p e r. ep«n D a lly L E W I S C . D E L I * B U I L D E R S . INC. b e n e f i c i a l . No m i l i t a r y o b l i g a ­ A u c t , A p p r a is e r ft L i q u i d a ­ I22-IOT4 tion. C o n t a c t C h a t * A C o * to r. P h *. I l f . l l l l l 3 *2 *7 4 3 0 ; 2 0 } F a i r m o n t Dr. r e r c o n n e l D e p t * B o g 131T. 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 o r 1 1 1 . t i l l . 1 C O F I K H 4 — t ’HED, I M D r) A L F I I K D U. K A Y D U K . • th# Cou rt of th# r « # « t ) P h oto*C op lar a nr Therm o- i P l t l n U f f , J M d g t . a#*Mlai>U i » a a t y . F l o r ­ F a * Machine#. New M achln * ida, l a T r i b a l # , O u a r a n t a e E s e a l l a n t Buy# or X J HLOMKA *n d H E L E N f a r # i B a t a t a o f L e aee — Hava I Lanier C o . MI.OMKA M b » i f » Kill f E V f l * A L IC K V M1NCT W i n t e r l*ark r h Ml T»TICI H O L E RANCH EH, I NC n**#a#*d I »i f •ti.l 4ri l • T o A l l Cr editor # and r#r**»Bi* By Kate Osann TIZZY NO. By Nadine Seltzer P L U M B IN G C o n t r a c t in g I t e p s lr * F R E E E S T IM A T E D R. L H A RV EY .4 * n fo r d A v e . IIS - B S * * ;|t ( . IN C O M E SWEETIE PIE t h k riM 'N T v . r ie O R in \ a d v a n c e m e n t. D ra ft Su ccess NEW YORK (U P I) — Tha A mar lean Football Loagua conaldar* ita collage player d raft a euccaaa, with tha eight team* signing M par cant of ’all play ara draftad la tha flyst five Th Legal Notice T h a t Freddie P erk in * you d o n 't c a re fo r. Mom, i* re al hard to d iaco u rag e! I've tried deluxe h am b u rg ers t AND d e e a e rt!” WEKEN V Of- m ml a Le aeo n*. I>4* you h i v i • 4 r l n b l n c prnt>« I f in W r i t * r O. Hot IS IS , Hanford. w ill SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Any new-.yetema that bring you cloaer ac­ cord with aaaoclaU. are good In the morning for ycAi to In­ augurate. Precision counts. Follow some of their datea Real in PM. SAG ITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) A pal on the back to coworkers will __ mat*' t tn t- 'J R ly fint.jufligclive day for you. Re very en­ ergetic. Don’t let that aigu* nienl with a partner continue — be co-operative. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) During the morning you have good friends who will co-operate with your Ideas. However, later you must do. moat of the* work yourself. Get buay early and make this a profitable day. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Doing what mate desires in AM la right, but take rare later you do not get involved with those on whom you cannot rely. Get down to baaita. Take it easy in PM. P ISC E S (February 20 to March 20) Keeping profeaatunal appointments and see- , ing persons in business is e icellent during day hod) a. Get j what you go after. Take car* | In PM that no argument* , start. IK YOUR CHILD IS HORN I Tt)DA,V, at an early age he ] or ah* will l*e the kind of per- | son who mulls over everything I to a great extent but upon ma- ‘ turity will evolve into a dy­ namic, quick-acting and Drink­ ing person. The sales field is fine here, provided early you also teach to keep promise* made, and then the success in almost any field can be phe­ nomenal. Re sure diet is right. •The Stare Impel they da not compel.” What you make of your Ilf* is large­ ly up to YOUI Carroll Rightar'a individual Korocaat for your sign for February la now ready. For your copy aknd your blrthdata and |1.00 to Carroll Rightar Forecast (The Sanford Her­ ald), Box 1911, Hollywood 20, California. M T H o m e o r T o u r * . K x p e r la n e e 1. Ile f .r e n r e e . D a lly or W e e k ly . P h . I f S - O O l o r l i t - 71. Malt Help Wanted Jan. 12/ 1065 — Page 11 50. Mlac. For Sal* 22. Plumbing 322-6241 V ole* gyrtlb a e n fo r d 'e M n e l C o m p le t e ' T K D W IL L IA M S H D W . tA J E . f i t h . 322-21*4 N A N N IE * K I D D I K C A flK . In . fa n ta te I v r« : i ( « *. O sk Ave. Ph I f l .M I I . lin t aattforh 20. Hardware 11. Child Care 2 . I’crsonaU I*It IV ATK a p n 't# . NUMISMATIC* A l l T y p s e au p p l le * — F o l d e r * I fo r I I 00 P u W K L .L .8 O F F I C E f t ' P P L T ERRORS l A R D . T H E R E S SO M E TH IN G A B O U T T O U THAT S E E M S T O • e t n ln c 12. Special Notices CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 11.30 Per Inch fM ta ta m m I l # « u ty # N o o k , w # t« r, C U T N C U R L B#Auty Hhop 111 T a lm a t t o A v r i:t * O I|« M le la t e m A d — I M o . ( f i v e S - l e t t * r w a r d s p e r lin e ) I I S S M in im u m I ’ k i r f V A l l S h ip D a t a A d a C h a r g e d a t 1 -D ap R a te Bv Dick Turner Bfcr S crv irfn P A I N T d o * * o u t 14 p r lc * Q lU v O O It T L L 'M I lM I t C O . >90 M a p le A v e I S t .S I A I ) 10 1 An o a k . I J J . I T 4 2 . MOON CHILDREN (June b r in g / all but Gladya h o r * r S p e cia l 19. Bullderw fiuppllea Ptinii. dally A ova. by app 'ls. M a y ­ fa i r Hotel t : : - o » o . iiisa u t y •o ft ! H L’l'le l HI MSI 1.10 11.50 M o l l III 1JO 11J l 11.90 it t® li 12 |1.10 1.10 I 2.15 IM®N I 4 |1.50 8.52 I 3.80 21 to SI li 1.50 All 14.75 20 to 10 10 I 1.50 |1.78 |5.70 4 rr. IIA IU U K T T* D le f e e e e t 1 V fore tha right people la fin’ during tha morning, but do not argue over caah. Taka traatmenU that Improve your CiOOO hliGM T.’ MOW *4 I N health. Don’t do anything ri*P I C K E N S C A N M X ) T V IO CONCENTItaTE ON VOUW ky later. ’ i ----TH' w GEMINI (May 21 to June 2 1 ) Catting tha future organ- ilillllllliP ited la fine during the morn­ ing hour*, but later don’t get out and atari any argument, anywhere. Straighten o u t problematical affair* laterAaaiat tho»* In need. m a te . 1 f; a r .e e t y 425-5938 DOCTOR SAYS iVt SOUND ) A«S A DOLLAR/ OUT OUR WAY i S r w t n .1 . IB . Y O t 'l l Chur ch o r l l r o u p ra n A Si B CONTRACTOHS r o l l , f 30 and m ore t o . ) - and 11021K IM P I I O V K M K N T 8 , f e l t , l l s v r 10 m e m b e r s r * , h n O O P IN O . P A I N T I N t l A »»ll only tw e n t y 3 " c pa, h e a r t IN rU L A T IN O nf my l o v t ly l u x u ri o u s T r s y e r P l n a n r l n g A r r e o g e l J lJ .S t t T <Tf«e« T * M . N ap kin s K e ep IN) fo r yo u r t r o o . u r e r y . No m onry nrodrd. F r . o fe m p le o . 17. Jan itorial Bervicea A n n* W a d * . P e p ). t l j H A I . TBWTBCK UAIMTHWAKC# t. v n rh h u re . V * ________________ a . r v l r * a Xuppllee J i l l B I ’e r k Dr. H M IH I. Henuty C a re Classified Phones • ta H O O PLE . TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Getting paraonal alma be­ ' K e e p Ahead of Taxes by Selling ‘DON'T NEEDS’ — Dial the Herald 322-5612 rr.. r r . . r r .. r r . . it . . . rr ...r r . now Z6RO, !£ A y M O R R Y A B O U T lS O P P U tt) COMING ANO T T a p -WOSETltHE Wrt0 L« A DE COOID > DRATTED BOARDERS * ° K | c i T y T I L )/ *TANO OUT ) LICK T U B SNOVi P R O B L E ^ A s /m P L V x'I P R O M T A N D L- G L A N C E S G a lb ra ith ftrrsB ' e u R E t f A . s o y sfjl w i t h a u l t h ^ laUr. ' •E •*nfm b H O U S E )NO NEED TO V H O T A tft H E * Th* morning la fin* for gat* ting financial plana and arrangtm tnU Into motion. Tha afu m oon and waning hara .11 klnda of dlfflculllaa fac­ Ing you In any typa of com­ munication. aa wall aa going paraonally to aaa thoaa who hava daU you naad. Kaap away from rlaka. A R IES (March 21 to April 19) Practical and malarial, fi­ nancial a ff.lra ara fin . dur­ Ing the day. but don t try to forca thlnga tonight. Gat ev­ erything rolling nicely atudy 1 B O A R D IN G S ID E B y N A T IO N A L BANK ’[POSSESSION I $ $ $ $ ’(1 Metropol. $597 bal. | 2t Bth. *60 V-Wagrn 5499 bal. | 2I mo. ’•0 Opel 1399 bal. $51 mo. ’60 Mercury $ 78$ bal. $11 m a •39 Cher. $69$ bal. $11 mo. ’39 V.Wgfcn $699 b al $11 m<K ‘39 Plymouth $199 b al 111 mo. ’39 Ford $399 bal. $11 mo. ’39 Ford $ 49$ bgl. $29 mo. ‘37 Dodga $291 b «l $17 m*. ’58 Chav. $ 29$ b a l f t ! me. ’60 Rambler $699 b a l $12 mo. ’St Cher. $199 b al $25 mo. ’37 Olda $199 b a l 114 mo. ’39 Plymouth $299 b a l $17 mo. ‘ft! ChrysUr $199 b s l $14 mo. ‘88 Olda $517 baL $22 mo. ‘58 Dodga $799 bsl. >19 m®. ’58 Hillman $317 bsl. >12 mo. ’38 Pontiac $499 b s l $29 mo. ’37 Lincoln $217 b s l $22 mo. ’57 Marcary $419 b«L $24 mo. IS Ch#Y. $19 bal. $2. 0* mo. *58 lluick 199 b ol $ 2.00 mo. ’50 Ford >77 b«L $ 1.00 mm JAJW SANFORD AVS. OPEN XVEN1NCI Sanford, Florida 123*4508 National Kr possessions log. 1III / If �1 t• mMMlM it Iv. ’ *i r * If I I- Opposition faces Gov. Burns On School Question Seminole Unit Of VFW Observes Fifth Birthday TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Got . Haydua Burn* may find H eeile r. to . seek cooperation from the new Board of Regent* in re-examining the trimester system than to get the Board of Education to go along with him in bypassing the regents Two of the five member* ol the Cabinet rank Board of Education, Secretary of State Tom Adams and state School Supt. Thom's* D. Bailey, show* ed opposition to Bums* sug­ gestion of baring the Board of Education order 'a study ol the trimester system without consulting the Board of Re­ gents. The other member* of the Cabinet board are Bures, Atty. Gen. Earl E ilreW h . and Trea­ surer J . Edwin Larson. The new nine-member Bosrd of Regents was named by Far ria Bryant five days before be left office, over the protests of Burn*, who said he felt Bryan* favored continuation of the tri­ mester system and would put members on the board who also did. Burns campaigned on e pro­ mise to try and bring back the semester ayitem to state uni­ versities. The re gents'board bold* ita organisational meeting in tallahasaee Wednesday, and the trimester syatem and a new president fo r- Florid* Stale University w ill. be top pending m etter* to be discuss­ ed both among members and with the new governor. Bays Harrison, of Stt Peters­ burg, chalnnan of the old Board of Control and one ol four carryover member* to the new regent* bosrd named by Brysnt. laid he did not know how much these things would be discussed at the first meeting, It will be primarily for elect­ ing a new chairman and taking care of other organisational mstter*.' By Dmma Estes The Auxiliary unit to South Seminole VFW Post *307 cele­ brated it* fifth anniversary with a covered dish aupper attended by some 40 member* of the post and auxiliary and their fam ilies., The menu for the supper in­ cluded meat loaf, baked ham. scalloped potatoes, hiked beans, potato salsd. Chinese pie, tossed salads, cole tlaw, relish trays, hot rolls, coffee, pie, cake and cold drinks. The cake for the event, which had white frosting with blue lettering, was baked for the occasion by Mrs. Rose­ mary Sandifer. Especially honored were Mrs. Virginia McManus, cur­ rent president; Mrs. Harriet Harris, charter president, and Mr*. Irene March, past presi­ dent. Given recognition were John McManus, current post commander, Robert Mareh ami Harold Mats, past com­ manders: Ed Ludeckr, past commander, Post 2890, Brock­ ton, N. Y. and past commander Sanford Barracks World War I Vets, snd Merle Harris, past commander, Weber Memorial Post 93C£ of Winthrop, Mass. North Orlando Garden Club FIFTH ANNIVERSARY of the South Seminole VFW Po«t 8207 Auxil­ iary Unit wna celebrated nt n covered ditth nupper. Pnainjr before the beautifully decorated anniversary cake nrc (from left) Mrs. Virginia Mc­ Manus, current president; Mrs. Harriet Harris, charter president, and Mrs. Irene March, past president. Market Turns TTaR Street Chatter NEW YORK (U P I) -S p e a r and Staff, Inc., says the tong range outlook for stocks U fa­ vorable and "we would not disturb Investments that are drastically conservative." However, the advisory let­ ter comments that on a near term- basis "we would avoid making substantial new com­ mitments on margin until the technical picture Improves.” MARY LU AND JO ANNE KRENZKR, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Krcnzcr of Forest City recently celebrated their seventh birthday with a trip to Miami accompanied by their brothers, Jeff and Doug, to visit their nunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Bush. Upon their return, their parents had arranged another celebration at home. Attending ♦lie birth­ day party wore front row from the left, Jeff, Mary Lu, Jo Anne and Doug Krenzer. Back row from the left are Alleiie Forward, Kim Clark and Amy Trowbridge. . (Herald Photo) To Meet By Margaret Cosby The first meeting of 1965 of the North Orlando Garden Club will be held Thursday at T 30 p m. at the home of Mrs. George Oglesby, 6 Algiers' Road, Assisting Mrs. Oglesby as hostesses (or the evening will be President Etta Itar title and Mrs. Donald Matting­ ly. Mrs. Daisy Crlttendon ol a total. Ilower^stww will be the; speaker." Pie worksHS? pro-] strain (or the meeting will-br I on flower arrangements and Mrs. Criltendon’s discussion will be appropriate to this sub­ ject. She also will Judge and award' ribbons for . the best workshop creations. Refreshments will be served and guests are invited. Alexander Hamilton Insti­ tute comments that the mar ket rally of last week may continue somewhat further, hut says the recovery may be only temporary. The advisory service says ‘ we believe the maikel has pretty well dis counted the current strength in general business, particu tarty in automobile sales and t h e st'ceT Inventory buildup.'’ ■ _ Cut Your Own Taxes - 7 mortgages outstanding , on By Ray lie Crane Newspaper Enterprise Aaan. churches today if churchei ac­ I t probably was an Internal tually received all the money Revenue auditor who first people claimed they contribut­ said: "There would be no ed on their tax return*.” Perhapa that ia why ao ma­ ny church official! are being queried by tax auditor* these d ay*-to confirm contributions being reported on tax returns. As in all other statements f t and deductions claimed on tax forms the burden of proof is The B. C. Morton Organisa­ on the taxpayer and it is a tion haa been named re-na­ wise man who has a statement tional underwriter of the new from hie church or canceled Israel American Diversified checks to support his contri­ Fund, Inc, — first investment butions. , company of ita kind to follow Furthermore, there is no the traditional "open-end" for­ "rule of thumb” or ''average mat of a mutual fund. amount" to lie listed a* a con­ E f f e c t i v e immediately, tribution. List what you ac­ lh arrs of Israel American Di­ tually gave. That amount is versified Fund will be distri­ your deduction. buted to the investing public Of course, for the overly through many of B. C. Mor­ generous there are maximum ton's 63 financial-service cen­ limitations. Contribution* are ters throughout the United generally limited to 20 per Stales. cent of total income. An ad­ The Morton Organisation is ditional 10 per cent may be national distributor, of B. C. taken 4f_th« m<mey_ went to Morton Fund, Ittc. and a deal­ religious, charitable, sclent!/* er in numhrous other mutual ic, literary or educational or­ funds. The Organization is al­ ganizations, This doe* not in­ so active in the savings and clude tuition to a school or loan, fealty Investment trust, college but an outright gift. and Insurance fields. In addition to your contri­ butions to church you may de­ duct all contributions to qonprofit schools and hospitals. Salvation Army, Red Cross, Cqnununity Chest. Camji Fire Girl*. Boy Scodta, the various health funds and societies for By Jolla Bartoa the prevention of cruelty to A card party for February children or anintals. There are other items that and a fashion show for March were planned hy the Alta­ are also properly ronsidered as deductible charitable con­ monte Sprjnga Community Li­ tributions. brary Association at the Ja n ­ Say you go to a theater uary meeting of the executive party where all the proceeds board. go to a recognized charity. If Schedules for each event the cost of the ticket is 130 will b* announced upon com­ and the usual charge for the entertainment or play is |.'>, pletion of all details. Expressions of appreciation then the additional g45 is were given Volunteer workers treated as a contribution who serve at the library as we|l as thus* helping with various fund raising projects whirh support the library in order that it may serve this part of the county. Word* of commendation were expressed Un behalf of the South Seminole Jaycees for their interest and commun­ ity service. Jaycees just re­ cently completed painting the outside of the library building. Notices again were issued requesting patron* to renew I memberships in the associa­ tion in order that growth and servirei offered by the li­ brary may runtinur to he in­ creased. Business Briefs Library Board Sels-Projecls ^ •Moose Dance H. R. CARROLL, own­ Or you go to a church a f­ fair and bid >10 for a box lunch. If tha fair market val ue of the lupeh la fl.SO, you have an >*4.50 charitable con­ tribution. Should you give article* of clothing or household goods to a church or charitable agency then the fair market value of the items so given is deductible. Many housewives overlook another charitable deduction now available to them. If you are a volunteer work­ er at a hospital, a den moth­ er to a Brownie or Cub Scout pack or (he Boy Scouts or Girl Scout* you may have tome deductible expense* which never occurred to you. Aa a volunteer worker, your cost of transportation to and from the hospital or welfare institution is, deductible. If you used yoifr own car the cost of gas and oil plus park­ ing may be itemixed. Or you may simply use a Treasuryapproved allowance of five cent* a mile on the car. Cost of meals and lodging while performing your donat­ ed service are alio deductible. Should you he required to wear a distinctive uniform which is nut readily adapta­ ble to genera) use ita original rost and laundering expenses may also he included. Den mothers who take turn* holding meeting! for Scout groups may charge off the cost of snacks served st meetings as well a t transpor­ tation expenses when taking such groups on field trips. Delegates to a church con­ vention who are not compen­ sated for their services or re­ imbursed for their expenses inny deduct the transportation charges plus the colt of meals and lodging while attending • to convention business. Under no circumstances may you charge off any value placed on your lime or services while performing such volunteer work. Should you donate painting, a work of art, a bond, aecuri- j tie* or anything of value to a religious or charitable In­ stitution, the fair market val­ ue of the item—it may ba more or lea* than your origi­ nal coat— i* fully deductible. (N E X T : Intereeting Item * sf Interest! Plan for College Education for YOUR CHI Investment Plans in MUTUAL FUNDS for tMt moit wonderful girt ot all . . . on* ol tha almplatt ways to ac­ cumulate an Invaitmant fund for tha tutura It by Invastmg In Mutual fsjgds. We'll hatp you plan a way lit Invtil from Incoma or by aacauttighl purchase program to hatp you reach thle goall Choose from more than 1 0 0 funda. MeH coupon tow , free facta about advanUgasTcoit'a daks —no obligation, > »•••»■ ,, THE B . C . MORTON j ORGANIZATION, INC. I Adults Flunk School Exam ( Harry C. Echclbcrger i Bealdent Manager E. Woodland Drite Sanford, Florida 32771 IIS I Rhone 322-7057 I i | 1 aoostss. _su n . nrr_ Over 60 Office* Nationwide A L L DAY Tomorrow WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. • 11 P.M. ASK FOR T H E SP EC IA L! BONELESS FISH - STEAK SANDWICH GOLDEN FRIED BLUE WATER FISH ON GIANT TOASTED HUN WITH OUR SPECIAL I1URGER KING SAUCE OR TARTER SAUCE. LETTUCE & TOMATO 8c EXTRA 45c ONE DAY ONLY Z U BURGER-KING PHONE 322-4151 Altamonte SUCCESS NEWS! AMBASSADOR BY RAMBLER Garden Club Sales up 110 % ...greatest increase of any 1965 carl Currency Isn't Like A n y Paper . ' An informal dnnre and *ner niul malinger of Carrinl for rrteinl>*r» nf Sanford roll's Furniture Com­ Moose Lodge 1851 mid copany, corner of First workers of Sanford Chapter Street am) Oak Avenue, HIM, Wontrn of Ihe Moose, is on a buying trip to will tie held at the .Moose tlie furniture market in Home, 2660 Palmetto Ave., Atlanta. Ga. He is exWednesday beginning at 9:30 jM’cteil to return Thurs­ 2109 French Ave. RENO, Nev. (U P I) — Bar­ p.m. A hand .will provide yiulday. LINDA PFIEFA U F, daughter of*^Ir. and Mra. Nick Pfiefauf of Osteen, ic for the dance. bara Davis, a IT-year-old sen­ recently celebrated her birthday with a party at her home. Guests were ior at Wooster High School, re­ classmates in the second grade nt Osteen School. Pictured from the left turned to school today with * are Ken net it Pflefauf, John Snyder, Linda Pfiefauf, honurce, Sieve Hullittle more respect for her lcff and Parker Wilson. classmates. Barbara said Sunday that •he gave a 21 -question test to 51 persons, including four Icachcrs and three college stu­ dents, designed to prove that By Julia Bartoa -most adults could not pass a By Jesse Bogun denomination nf ino Sills. nt piper thsn can he mislaid ha sic high school civic examiThe care nf house plants will Rome is retained for use hy Ihe and replaced," Hopkins said oatiJin. be subject of the program for UPI Financial Editor the January meeting of the Only five of Ihe 51 received NEW YOBK (U P I) - The Chase; It -a parkatn-d in the recently. "You may never re­ familiar paper-hand wrapping cover it if it ia lost." Altamonte Springs Garden Club a passing grade of 70 or more. eur-ent turmoil over the price which cashiers' window* pro­ to be held this Thursday at the | As in any Job where accur­ The scores ranged from 35 to Community House beginning of gold on international mar­ duce in quantity on paydays. acy and dependability are gov­ 88 ket* haa left at least one bank at §: jo p. m About 75 per cent of the cur­ erning factors. Hopkins must A typical question was. Making up the host and hos­ employe in ihl* financial con rency Hopkins' department he always careful and always ' name three constitutional re­ handles c ami’s in from aboard, on the alrft But after eight quirements -for being presi­ tess committee are Mr. and U*r completely unruffled. Mrs. Jay A. Dailey^ chairmen mostly by registered sea m ilL years on the Job. he regards dent.” Some answers: “must lie ia loo busy each hanking and Mr. and Mr*. Jefferson The other' 25 per cent comes alJ that money at merely stock be a millionaire" . . . “ must be H. Hodges, Mr. and Mra. John day taking care of a stock of from domestic sources. in trade. The sight of it, he male” . . . "white only” . . N. Hadley, Mr. and Mrs, Reu­ millions of dollars In currency. "Currency Isn't like a piece says, doesn't affect him at all. "married." He 1* Cornelius Hopkins, ex* ben Cockley and Misa Deborah Marine, wtto works in the Glover. closely-guarded fifth basement level at Chase Manhattan's Ambassador 99041 Hardtop main office in Ihe Wall Street area, as a supervisor of the currency and coin department. Money la the stock in trade raa to n three: By Donna Bate* reason two: of any banx, of course, and AND raason ona: low Molntenonce Costs, High Resale. The R. C. Carlton was re-elect­ Hopkins work* amid shelves Extra V o lua. Tha ’65 Am bassador Advanced Srirllng- Ambassador's g<omAmbassador, like any Rambler, make* ed to hj* 13th consecutive year where currency J k wrapped keeps all tha solid Rambler virtues and oraus new styling com* out first against sera* when you buy It, return* mare' In aa -chalrinan of tha Longwood and stacked Just at itemi in axtra-vahra features such ou DoubleoU direct competitors In a survey at tha trod*. You’ll find all the reason* "why” Safety Broket (separate systems, front City Council a t tha reorgan- retell trade at any store. The tbit major sf£w\>f 1943 cars. Look ol tn tha *65 C ar X-Ray took. 48 pages and teor|, Deep-Dip rustproofing. Ad­ ixatlonal meeting of tha board currency division, and nearby tha iweeptngfy changed Ambdsscdor. with sida-by-sida comparisons of lead ­ vanced Unit Construction, Ceramicbald lakt Thursday avening. Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Spectacular now six# and Unglh. N*w A Wide Selection From Which ing *65 cars. Con save you hundreds of Armored exhaust system. Cod Spring Carlson, who ia beginning Authority division handle about powar, Including big V - l option*, other To Choose. Many Styles And Finishes. doBors In the purchase of your next car. seats, Weother ly e Heating and Venti­ his 16th consecutive year on >15 million each day. •party options Ilka wlra wheel covers, Proa af your Rombler dealer. lating and mor*—all standard at na council, was named to the post ••dining buckal seat*, and othar »parti And as in any receiving de­ Amrrico n Motors— D edicated fa f r i e d Wire extra cost I by a vote of four to one with partment in a manufacturing equipment. tha only contrary vote' being or Industrial concern, the in­ ' cast fo r Carl Lommtar. coming stock gets a thorough UP .. Carlson thanked hia collea­ going over. Bills are counted BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE NOW IN PROGRESS gues fo r th e . vote of confi­ on a federal bill counter and M U U M I-i-rW < W M il*> ) dence but stated firmly that inspected at the same time. ^ OPEN since ba waa “serving bis last Worn currency la weeded out ' term aa councilman, having no and lent to the Federal Re­ FRIDAY N1TES intention to run for the office serve Bank for disposition. * ‘ * * • , f That which passes Inspection again, ha would relinquish tha ------ - Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings 1 »■ 203-09 E . li t STREET PHONE 322-0938 post a* chairman n u t yaar.” goes back Into package*, hy To Meet lit International Statistical Hu rcau advises its clients not to disturb their stock holdings at present The bureau says the performance of the market in the past week "justified out optimism and clearly negated the misplaced pessimism o! some investors, speculators snd advisory services." - Read the reasons why: PLATFORM ROCKERS Carlson To Head Longwood Board wmm ★ PRICED FROM $ M ATH ER / 00 38 OF SANFORD ★ EASY TERMS T h e 3 S e n s ib le S p e c t a c u l a r s — RAMBLER BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. ’6 5 301 West First Street, Sanford, F la « �\ •I •% r+ u lyiiarfon Tapped LBJ Asks Liberal Immigrant Law School Seminole County .* * * * U. 5. 'Nation Of Nations,' Johnson Says- on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” © Itr = * t l 'i supposed to be hushhush on orders o( the Miami hotel man paying the bills, but IS Sanford men are In­ cluded in the 12S Floridans being flown to Las Vegas, Nev., for a week of fun. Lo­ cal doctor Is the "co-ordinator" for this area. • • • Disabled American Veter­ ans of Seminole County will be guests -of DAV Chapter 30 at the annual mid-winter con­ ference Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Langford Hotel, Winter Park. Call Jim Hay or Gaylord Mufflcy at 322 1330, extension 321, for information. • • • Thirteenth annual Police­ men's Hall wilt be held this Saturday at the Mayfair, be­ ginning at 9 p.rn. Wear what you desire and dance to the music of At Nina and hia band. Tickets are available from any policeman or at Po­ lice Hq. • • • Korean Conflict v e t e r • ns with short periods ot war time service will he the first to lose their Gl loan entitle­ ment starting Jan. 31. See Howard II Harrison, county service officer, for informa­ tion. • • • By Pottle Austin Mason H. Wharton waa un­ animously elected chairman of the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction at an ear­ ly meeting this morning. Wharton aueceeda J , D. W’right Jr ., who presented hia resignation from the School Board at the meeting. Wright was appointed chairman of tha State Industrial Commission laat week by Gov, llaydon Buma. The name of Don Bales was wired to the Governor today by Harold Kastner, chairman of the Govemor'i Seminole County Central Committee to fill the vacancy on the school board. The committee relayed the request ot the School Board that the appointment he made before the Je n . l ’J meeting,’ " i f possible." Bales, owner of the Sanford Motor Company, 1* a school 'trustee. In accepting th*.leadership of the local ho'ard Wharton told The Herald. “I appreciate the opportunty afforded me by thr-buard’i derision. The next two years are going to be rough, but we have here as fine a group of men as 1 could -ask, to deal with the problems facing ui. The unity of this group and its dedication of the job hat been responsible for past ac­ complishments, and will, 1 am aure, provide the best answ­ ers to the tremendous tasks before us.” “ It has been a pleasure to work with men of the caliber of this group," said Wright as he turned his office over to Wharton. Dr. A. Wf. ~T$p» J r was VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 13, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 103 Bulletin n m v A ... BRIEFS Reds Threaten TOKYO (LT’li —Conlmpnist China today threatened to take action in South Viet Nam if the -United S lates expands the anti-ConVmunist war there. SJ.MlL^TiVE LANDINGS aboard airc ra ft cuf- •* rienC^vcre staged by Navy pilots "TOftsdoy fos" members o f W inter Park Cham ber of Com­ merce when they, nrtlde^a tour of inspection, of Sanford Naval 'Air Station ns guests of Capis. C. W. Swanson and James O. Mayo. Dies Of Burns GAINESVILLE (DIM) - — A 10-month-otd baby, Tony Lang, diet! of burns received | Tuesday night when fire destroyed a duplex apartment here, C ounty Bow s To S ta te 's Lig h t Dem and Health Care WASHINGTON DONALD RALES County Selects Standing Boards And Committees Strike Maroons Luxury Liners - Gov. Haydon Burn* disclosed Wednesday th a t he la asking tha State Supreme Court whether th* law creating the controversial atate Univeraity Board -of Regent* la constitu­ tional. Burn* said he la requesting an advisory opinion whether th* requirement of th* law That's all to the good. Now for Cabinet Board of Educa­ tf we could get the physical tion concurrence la an invalid work started on the lakefront restraint of th* . appointive power of tha governor. beautification project. . , 1 WASHINGTON (D PI > — Two If. S. Air Force super­ sonic fighter planes were shot down In Central Laos today, the Defense Depart­ ment announred. One of the pilots was res­ cued. Searrh and reseue operations were under way to recover the other pilot. Harrison Named .Regents-Chief Commissioners also were advised that a legislative act should be drawn to that the county wti have permission to build boat ramps. Looks like Seminole County it starting an all-out pitch to wootour­ ists. • • • Zip Code «J07' 32771 W EATHER: Temperature above normnl, about 70, Thursday; low tonight in 50s. named vice chairman of the hoaid and a special meeting of the group was act fur 7:30 p.m. Ja n . 19 to confirm the new appointee. Regular meet­ City Commission room look­ Standing hoards and coin ing of the board is scheduled ed like a movie tel Monday Urea have been named fur for 1 p.m. Thursday. right with all !hc television Ilh-Ii by I hr Si-liiliiulr Count) The other two hoaid mem­ -c-umern* grinding and news “Cum nn mi mi. They w ne rlrcl bers are Jam es tllrkeninejer photographer's flashguns pop eil a I Tv»-»day‘e hoard niret and John Feans ing. The press box w a s ing. Tin- members are: “ crowded" — to say the least | Trustee* nf Fred It. Wilson All generating wonderful ad M rnn-.il Law Library. C vance publicity for Sanford Vernon Mizr Jr ., G. Andrew Hivrrport Marina Speer. W. Hiili'liTXbfT. Jt . Vassar H < aitt-m. Vullr A W i l l M S u J r , William IT Ab­ Seven CentrTI Ftoaida coun­ ridge. ty unitt of the Florida Heart T ALLA HASS FK (U P I) — County thamnni-e riflnftitAssociation are meeting at the Cherry Plaza in Orlando The newly organized Board of, lee, Kola-it i harnx, Clifford today to consider the idea of Regents elected Raya Harri MrKibbin, Robert J . Crumley, Joining together in an "impact son of St. Petersburg today to F. J . Moughton Jr . Hoaid of plumbing examin­ a re a " Heart organization, a- serve as chairman of the ad long the lines of the Fast Cen­ ministrative hoard for the ers, Archie Harriett. Bill I -a« tiu-e, I.amar Stoke*, lfemy tral Florida Planning Coun­ coming year. Harrison, an attomby, serv- Lee Sr., Richard Sites. cil. 4*1 as chairman of the Board • • • • Board o f .electrical examin­ The Chlslian Science Moni­ of Control during the four er*, E. C. Harper Sr., C. T. tor has come up with a differ­ years of the administration of Ruhun, Jim Lee, Dun Young, Sidney Vihlen. ent thought concerning the past Gov. Farrts BryantElected vice-chairman was Water control and conser­ President's Medtcaro p r o ­ gram - Aa you may know, Gcrt Schmidt of Jacksonville, vation. Harold Kastner. M. L Christian Scientista don't be­ also a former member of the t ullum, W. F. Knowles, C. S. Lee, Vernon Dunn, B. S. lieve in doctora and hospitals, Control Board The board designated Dr J Blown, Horner Osborne. •o want to. know if they might Hoard of adjustment, Dick have the choice of cash bene Broward Culpepper to serve a. fits — in lieu of uffieially au­ new term as executive director /.oilman, Jack Symcs, William and re-elected Hendrix Cband Ilalback, Waiter T o :ret, Carl thorized medical care? ler corporate secretary. Schilke. • • • ft Zoning hoard. Boh Roger*. John Alexander, County A K. Shoemaker Jr ., linyCommission chairman, who round lint), Andrew Slunko, conducted his first meeting Glenn McCall. Tuesday, came up with a deal Board of adjustment and that could save a lot of loot appeal*, John A. Burton IV, for taxpayers. It’s a central William Bush, LrKoy Robb, purchasing procedure which John Yale* Sr., Paul Campwould handle the smaller pur­ NEW YORK (U P I) — The chases. This way, reckons decision of seagoing unions to twit Fire comutiaaioneri, 10th John, they could buy such observe longshoremen’s pick­ Fir* District, Ralph Abell, Otis Items as letterheads and other et line* marooned luxury lin­ m aterial in bulk quantities. A ers at their piers today and Sjoldom, Robert Willis, Char­ limit would be placed on the heightened the economic im ­ les Walker, Lewis Schwcicamount of money to be spent pact of the Atlantic and Gulf kert. Lung range planning com­ with larger transactions being coast dock strike. mittee for recreational areas, bandied, aa now, by the Com­ Two passenger cruises were mission. * cancelled immediately when L. B. Reiter, Ted William*. W. A. Adams, S. II, (Jim ) • the team ens' unions notified Crowe, Ronald Raker, Fred shipowners they would support He also has started an enerGanaa, Jim Coltiert, Larry geUc program to refurbish the strike of the International Miller, W. Henry Wight, Carl county psrka. Picnic tables Longshoremen'* Association. E. William*.*• and benches will be placed in many of them to they will be more alluring to tourists and local residents aa well. TALLAHASSEE (U P I)" — • • • Burns Requests Opinion On Law r»r____ on o e n rhonen 322-2611 (U P !) —| By Harry I. Johnson Rep. Joe Davis House Republicans ire draft ing their own health care plan \i/||| A | | f l n J in an effort lo check t h e |f||| M l l v l l U steamroller drive for Prcsi dent Johnton's proposal. ‘Fruitful’ Remap Session That traffic hazard at the interchange of Inter­ state -I mu) Highway 436 will stay. So will traffic lights installed there recently by the State Road Departm ent a fte r a series of accidents and near-ac­ cidents. C o ii n t y commisioners nance of the lights. It was pointed out that Hie were told Tuesday that i lie S I U ) has no intention SltD has the authority to nf changing the design. rinse ally interchange it deem­ \ KISSIMM EE (U P I) An ed a hazard. Osceola County sheriff’s de­ Conceivably, this area of puty was handcuffed to the thr interstate rnuhl have all front of his patrol car, robbed aceeases rut off. ami pistol whipped last night Mulling this over for a few after he stopped to help a raft seconds, commissioner* decid­ torlst -rV) appeared to be hav­ ed trl aco*} t m autenaure of ing car trouble. the signals. They learned, too, The sheriff's department said GAINESVILLE (UPI) - A that other lights may be , 22 j car-old lineman, William an unidentified minister found placed at the Interchange Lloyd Games, Melrose, was Depply Hotter! Fom es, 2.V. The donal origin quo!* system does when tha west alrla of High­ killed when he was knocked way 436 la widened . to four officer wax unconscious and Incalculable harm. I from the top of » fU-foot util­ “The procedure simply that Inlies. still handcuffed to the patrol ity pole hy a jolt from a J,men and women from some (irreti also wrote tha rum- car. 2Uo volt line. countries are. Just because of nusalon that a pro|aisnl for a Fomes said he wax patrol where Ihry come from, m art sidewalk along Celery Ave­ ing tf S Highway 411 about nue has been turned down desirable citizens than other*. . . . , j four miles .north o( ( J A C K A S S FLA i s __ , .y-v _ attend the aey jo n. _ _ | r r*J' d rv' l',P“4 "" mainte because the atate bas.no such , — ■ ,, , xT , W rit!**? rtghk_tr> diapftr.. __ . . . . [JuMftton, MmPi of hero, la*t tJ’ P I) — SciontisTY'ffnnt lhC7a -eWnal«- president-dcTiTgnate fund* av*llah!e.- ‘The "TeJpiesl age the ancestors of millions nlgh| when hr stopped behind Atomic Energy Commission Jam es F. Conner trf Brook wax. relayed by the City Com­ of our fellow' Americans In thta a parked station wagon. He lial.iv began evaluating re villa also announced h mission to yjunty officials for said the car appeared to lie M Mills of a safety test III which make srntuozlaj apiwiintment ents „ 1 further relay to tha state. ndcr the proposal, existing .(.lie d 1 1n a peacetim e nuclear reactor to the pownful appropriations Commission Chairman John approached, thr ' try-by-country Im ndgrint When he wax blown to hits deliberately committee during Ihr meet* Alexander appointed commis­ quota* would be gradually eildriver polnled a pistol at the ng sioner* to supervise vuriuus minuted over five year*. deputy and look (he officer'* I nilrd Pres* International activities in th* rounty. The Leg stature will gather Thr quota* would be reduced Arctic air spilling out of the WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - in special tension m Juno to John Fitzpatrick will tie In handcuff* and about $10 Forney by one fifth in each year until had with him President Johnson foresees up work on Die reapportinnmrnt. Canadian prairies set up a charge of tha employment abolished, thus avoiding aa Fornes Vatd he w-as then to 41 billion a year In private A three-judge federal panel in cold line today from southern U,ard- Ed~ Yarborough in abrupt change in the pattern chained to (he patrol car and loans to college students if Miami recently gave the Leg!- New England to northwest Ok- rhaige of th* agriculture and of immigration. Congress approves one phase atalury until July 1 to realign. 1»horn a that plummeted tem- ro*d department buildings; pistol whipped. of his (ar ranging education Itself or thr court wilt xtep in pcraltiro* mure than 20 d e -1Lawrence SwoffonU the <>*■ program. -grcex below zero In some »ec-1reola site and Big Tiee Und do it. tlons P aik; and Lee Gary tha STUART (U P D —The Inll was 22 degrees below |couithous* custodian, trrn*l Revenue Service filed MI AMI (U P I)—Sen. Georg# zero at Aberdeen. S. D , and KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia three tux lieu* totaling $.|f, Sniallieis (D -Fla.) has chang­ (U P I) — Deputy Prim e Minis­ A flood)<1 oil' heater sent llixmarck, N I)., and 14 hrmillion uguinet Die former ed his outlook on U. S. Cuban ter Tun Abdul Kazak of Mal­ firemen on a run t 111 Cedar hJU m Minneapolis, Minn. president of Remington-Rand policy. A hand of light snow swung aysia today- announced the im­ Avenue today at h ,r>0 a. in Corporation, Jam es Rand, and Smathers once called for U. mediate establishment of two with damage confined to the eastward across the Midwest two corporations be is asso­ S.-binked military action to new military training center* heater. F romc-n said the from Cenlral Missouri to Mi­ ciated with. Rand, inventor unseat Die Castro regime in to' meet Ihp threat ot aggros house i* (irrupted by Margie chigan ami wax headed toward of the dial telephone, in n res* Cuba but said here at a news iioriltrtri New England Freeman. sion from Jndum-siu. TA LLA H A SSEE ( UPI ) — jtdent of Free poll, tit mid Ua conference he now feels this Sale* tax collection* for lie- hamns. would have been wrong. cembtr in Florida, baaed on j --------------------------------------------December sales, were up a I whopping 11.6 per rent from the same month a year earli­ er; State Revenue Commis­ s io n e r J . Gd Straughn »uid. Collection* for December totaled $20,298,076, a $2 mil­ lion increase over the previ­ ous year. Collection* lo date for thr fiscal year total nearly $118 6 million, an Increase of nearly $16 million or 14.4 per cent over the same period a year earlier. WASHINGTON i l 'P t ) Japanese Prime Minister FI xaku Sain today wound up an official visit to Washington desenhed hy troth Ho- U S and Japanese sources as Ircmely fruitful." Lineman Dies S.'ifuty Test (lop Joo Davis will attend the annual legislative meet­ ing this weekend in Sarasota when a •penal committee will he named to work on a reupportiunmrnt plan Davis said this morning that the conferm r* will rgvr him "art opportunity to taik with various leg i-lati'r leaders." \ special Seriali1 eunimlttee will lie picked to inme up wIth n plan‘to reapportion ,lhe te'g Mature nn a imputation basis in both houses ns todcred by the U.S. S prerne < "iirt. Sen Mark N l leveland Jr , said redav ie will Ire unable to The lights will stay s i plarrd, Heroriling to Itirhry Gre*nf SR1> eniririi*«*r, who ml mitt rd in n teller "to the County Commission Dial the truffle light* were installed “hurrirdly." I Hr askerl t^st the cou»,*y pay for maintenance of the t raffle lights and at firat commissioners were against it. tine county official said he nas been Informed that the MID ha* the right to close all hazards" and indicated that he Die thinking at the I > rnteiehange if a rontrov- -Ji Weather Drops To 22 Below .School Aid Meets Threat $35 Million Lien Flooded Heater Your U. S. Opposes UN Closing To Be Outlined UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (U P I) - The United States opposes any move for an ear­ ly adjournment of the Gener­ al Assembly to get around (he UN financial deadlock, U.S. aource* aald today. ‘There were Increasing re­ ports that the elx-weck cris­ ta over Russia's $61 million UN debt waa leading to ■ move to adjourn tha assembly this month and returns busioost in September, A program of progress for 1966 will be outlined tonight at a' Mayfair Inn meeting of thl- Srminole County Chamber of Commerce. 8:3U . I Smathcrs Admits He ‘Was Wrong’ Stale Sales Tax Up 11.6 Per Cent Progress Plans AH committee chairmen wjll review the groupa* objectives for tli* coming year. < Host for th* session will be Chamber President Loving Burges*. Tha event start* at Motorist Robs, Pistol Whips Osceola Deputy WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Johnson asked Con­ gress today for a m ajor over­ haul of U. S Immigration laws. „ lie proposed abolishing the 40-year-old system of national quotas which he called "in ­ compatible with our basic American tradition." Johnson’s special message to Congress carried out his State of the Union pledge last week to seek ifn immigration law '.’based on the work a man can do and not where he waa bom or how he spells his nam e." The President told the law­ makers today that correction of' “ serious defects" in the law was long overdue. He urged that the program be given “ priority consideration." Same As JF K Except lor technical refinejn cn ls , the-proposed legisla­ tion is essentially the same as sought by the late President John F. Kennedy In 1963. Ken­ nedy's proposal failed to clear, cither the House or Senate Judicary committee. Sen. Philip A. Hart, (DM icb), announced that he would Introduce legist atton Friday to carry out Johnson'* recommends lions. The heart of Johnson's plan i< a recommendation for gra­ dual eliminalon of the quota system which has been in use since 1924 to determine tha number of foreigner* permitt­ ed lo enter the United State* from each country. The President asked that the promise or Amertra be opened to other* based on their skill* anil ability, and on th^lr rela­ tionship to relative* in thta country so families could be reunited—not on the basis of a person’s country of origin. ‘Nation of Nations' "W e are not merely a na­ tion. but a ‘nation of nations’, Johnson declared. "Violation of , ra(|ltmn l)y p,e I,ONGWOp.D,OFFICIALS receiving oath of office from Mayor Ditvid R. Wentworth (2) are councilmen Percy White (1), R, Q. Carl«on*(3), City • Clerk Onnie R. Shomate (5 ), Tax Collector Roy Shhmftte (6) and Police Chief Claude Loyo (7 ). Outgoing Mayor A. ,R. Lormunn (4) displays plaque for "dedicated service" received from the Longwood City Council. - N EW CAR F IN A N C IN G NEW CAR FINANCING RATE Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold^ or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-l<?lI. *$4.50 PER HUNDRED PER YEAR F10 P /D A S T A T E B A N /C � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Burns On School Question Seminole Unit Of VFW Observes Fifth Birthday TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Got. Haydua Burn* may find H ee ile r. to . seek cooperation from the new Board of Regent* in re-examining the trim ester system than to get the Board of Education to go along with him in bypassing the regents Two of the five member* ol the Cabinet rank Board of Education, Secretary of State Tom Adams and state School Supt. Thom's* D. Bailey, show* ed opposition to Bums* sug­ gestion of baring the Board of Education order 'a study ol the trim ester system without consulting the Board of Re­ gents. The other member* of the Cabinet board are Bures, Atty. Gen. E arl E ilreW h . and T rea­ surer J . Edwin Larson. The new nine-member Bosrd of Regents was named by F ar ria Bryant five days before be left office, over the protests of Burn*, who said he felt Bryan* favored continuation of the tri­ mester system and would put members on the board who also did. Burns campaigned on e pro­ mise to try and bring back the sem ester ayitem to state uni­ versities. The re gents'board bold* ita organisational meeting in tallahasaee Wednesday, and the trim ester syatem and a new president fo r- Florid* Stale University w ill. be top pending m etter* to be discuss­ ed both among members and with the new governor. Bays Harrison, of Stt P eters­ burg, chalnnan of the old Board of Control and one ol four carryover member* to the new regent* bosrd named by Brysnt. laid he did not know how much these things would be discussed at the first meeting, It will be prim arily for elect­ ing a new chairman and taking care of other organisational mstter*.' By Dmma Estes The Auxiliary unit to South Seminole VFW Post *307 cele­ brated it* fifth anniversary with a covered dish aupper attended by some 40 member* of the post and auxiliary and th eir fam ilies., The menu for the supper in­ cluded m eat loaf, baked ham. scalloped potatoes, hiked beans, potato salsd. Chinese pie, tossed salads, cole tlaw , relish trays, hot rolls, coffee, pie, cake and cold drinks. The cake for the event, which had white frosting with blue lettering, was baked for the occasion by Mrs. Rose­ m ary Sandifer. Especially honored were Mrs. Virginia McManus, cur­ rent president; Mrs. H arriet Harris, ch arter president, and Mr*. Irene March, past presi­ dent. Given recognition were John McManus, current post com mander, Robert Mareh ami Harold Mats, past com­ m anders: Ed Ludeckr, past com mander, Post 2890, Brock­ ton, N. Y. and past com mander Sanford Barracks World War I Vets, snd Merle H arris, past com mander, Weber Memorial Post 93C£ of Winthrop, Mass. North Orlando Garden Club FIFTH ANNIVERSARY of the South Seminole VFW Po«t 8207 Auxil­ iary U nit wna celebrated nt n covered ditth nupper. Pnainjr before the beautifully decorated anniversary cake nrc (from left) Mrs. Virginia Mc­ Manus, current president; Mrs. H arriet H arris, charter president, and Mrs. Irene March, past president. Market Turns TTaR Street Chatter NEW YORK (U PI) - S p e a r and Staff, Inc., says the tong range outlook for stocks U fa­ vorable and "we would not disturb Investments that are drastically conservative." However, the advisory let­ ter comments that on a near term- basis "we would avoid making substantial new com­ mitments on margin until the technical picture Improves.” MARY LU AND JO ANNE KRENZKR, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Krcnzcr of Forest City recently celebrated their seventh birthday with a trip to Miami accompanied by their brothers, Je ff and Doug, to visit their nunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Bush. Upon their return, their parents had arranged another celebration a t home. Attending ♦lie b irth ­ day party wore front row from the left, Jeff, Mary Lu, Jo Anne and Doug Krenzer. Back row from the left are Alleiie Forward, Kim Clark and Amy Trowbridge. . (Herald Photo) To Meet By Margaret Cosby The first meeting of 1965 of the North Orlando Garden Club will be held Thursday at T 30 p m. at the home of Mrs. George Oglesby, 6 Algiers' Road, Assisting Mrs. Oglesby as hostesses (or the evening will be President Etta Itar title and Mrs. Donald Matting­ ly. Mrs. Daisy Crlttendon ol a total. Ilower^stww will be the; speaker." Pie worksHS? pro-] stra in (or the meeting w ill-br I on flower arrangements and Mrs. Criltendon’s discussion will be appropriate to this sub­ ject. She also will Judge and aw ard' ribbons for . the best workshop creations. Refreshments will be served and guests are invited. Alexander Hamilton Insti­ tute comments that the mar ket rally of last week may continue somewhat further, hut says the recovery may be only temporary. The advisory service says ‘ we believe the m aikel has pretty well dis counted the current strength in general business, particu tarty in automobile sales and t h e st'ceT Inventory buildup.'’ ■ _ Cut Your Own Taxes - 7 m ortgages outstanding , on By Ray lie Crane Newspaper E nterprise Aaan. churches today if churchei ac­ I t probably was an Internal tually received all the money Revenue auditor who first people claimed they contribut­ said: "There would be no ed on their tax return*.” Perhapa th a t ia why ao m a­ ny church official! are being queried by tax auditor* these day*-to confirm contributions being reported on tax returns. As in all other statem ents f t and deductions claimed on tax forms the burden of proof is The B. C. Morton O rganisa­ on the taxpayer and it is a tion haa been named re-n a­ wise man who has a statem ent tional underw riter of the new from hie church or canceled Israel American Diversified checks to support his contri­ Fund, Inc, — first investment butions. , company of ita kind to follow Furtherm ore, there is no the traditional "open-end" for­ "rule of thumb” or ''average m at of a mutual fund. am ount" to lie listed a* a con­ E f f e c t i v e immediately, tribution. List w hat you ac­ lh a rrs of Israel American Di­ tually gave. T hat amount is versified Fund will be distri­ your deduction. buted to the investing public Of course, for the overly through many of B. C. Mor­ generous there are maximum ton's 63 financial-service cen­ limitations. Contribution* are ters throughout the United generally limited to 20 per Stales. cent of total income. An ad­ The Morton O rganisation is ditional 10 per cent may be national distributor, of B. C. taken 4f_th« m<mey_ went to Morton Fund, Ittc. and a deal­ religious, charitable, sclent!/* er in numhrous other mutual ic, literary or educational or­ funds. The Organization is a l­ ganizations, This doe* not in­ so active in the savings and clude tuition to a school or loan, fealty Investment trust, college but an outright gift. and Insurance fields. In addition to your contri­ butions to church you may de­ duct all contributions to qonprofit schools and hospitals. Salvation Army, Red Cross, Cqnununity Chest. Camji Fire Girl*. Boy Scodta, the various health funds and societies for By Jolla Bartoa the prevention of cruelty to A card p arty for February children or anintals. There are other items that and a fashion show for March were planned hy the A lta­ are also properly ronsidered as deductible charitable con­ monte Sprjnga Community Li­ tributions. brary Association a t the Ja n ­ Say you go to a theater uary meeting of the executive party where all the proceeds board. go to a recognized charity. If Schedules for each event the cost of the ticket is 130 will b* announced upon com­ and the usual charge for the entertainm ent or play is |.'>, pletion of all details. Expressions of appreciation then the additional g45 is were given Volunteer workers treated as a contribution who serve at the library as we|l as thus* helping with various fund raising projects whirh support the library in order th at it may serve this part of the county. Word* of commendation were expressed Un behalf of the South Seminole Jaycees for their interest and commun­ ity service. Jaycees ju st re­ cently completed painting the outside of the library building. Notices again were issued requesting patron* to renew I memberships in the associa­ tion in order that growth and servirei offered by the li­ brary may runtinur to he in­ creased. Business Briefs Library Board Sels-Projecls ^ •Moose Dance H. R. CARROLL, own­ Or you go to a church a f­ fair and bid >10 for a box lunch. If tha fair m arket val ue of the lupeh la fl.SO, you have an >*4.50 charitable con­ tribution. Should you give article* of clothing or household goods to a church or charitable agency then the fa ir market value of the items so given is deductible. Many housewives overlook another charitable deduction now available to them. If you are a volunteer work­ er a t a hospital, a den moth­ er to a Brownie or Cub Scout pack or (he Boy Scouts or Girl Scout* you may have t o m e deductible expense* which never occurred to you. Aa a volunteer worker, your cost of transportation to and from the hospital or welfare institution is, deductible. If you used yoifr own car the cost of gas and oil plus park­ ing may be itemixed. Or you may simply use a Treasuryapproved allowance of five cent* a mile on the car. Cost of meals and lodging while performing your donat­ ed service are alio deductible. Should you he required to wear a distinctive uniform which is nut readily adapta­ ble to genera) use ita original rost and laundering expenses may also he included. Den mothers who take turn* holding meeting! for Scout groups may charge off the cost of snacks served s t meetings as well a t transpor­ tation expenses when taking such groups on field trips. Delegates to a church con­ vention who are not compen­ sated for their services or re­ imbursed for their expenses inny deduct the transportation charges plus the colt of meals and lodging while attending • to convention business. Under no circumstances may you charge off any value placed on your lime or services while perform ing such volunteer work. Should you donate painting, a work of a rt, a bond, aecuri- j tie* or anything of value to a religious or charitable In­ stitution, the fair m arket val­ ue of the item—it may ba more or lea* than your origi­ nal coat—i* fully deductible. (NEXT: Intereeting Item* sf Interest! Plan for College Education for YOUR CHI Investm ent P la n s in MUTUAL FUNDS for tMt moit wonderful girt ot all . . . on* ol tha almplatt ways to ac­ cumulate an Invaitmant fund for tha tutura It by Invastmg In Mutual fsjgds. We'll hatp you plan a way lit Invtil from Incoma or by aacauttighl purchase program to hatp you reach thle goall Choose from more than 100 funda. MeH coupon tow , free facta about advanUgasTcoit'a daks —no obligation, > »•••»■ ,, THE B . C . M O R T O N ORGANIZATION, INC. I j . ' Bealdent Manager IIS E. Woodland D rite I Sanford, Florida 32771 Rhone 322-7057 I i | ( H arry C. Echclbcrger i aoostss. _sun. nrr_ Over 60 Office* Nationwide ALL DAY Tomorrow WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. • 11 P.M. ASK FOR THE SPECIAL! BONELESS FISH - STEAK SANDWICH GOLDEN FRIED BLUE WATER FISH ON GIANT TOASTED HUN WITH OUR SPECIAL I1URGER KING SAUCE OR TARTER SAUCE. LETTUCE 8c EXTRA & TOMATO 45c ONE DAY ONLY Z U Adults Flunk School Exam BURGER-KING 322-4151 Altamonte SUCCESS NEWS! AMBASSADOR BY RAMBLER Garden Club Sales up 110 % ...greatest increase of any 1965 carl Carlson To Head Longwood Board Currency Isn't Like A n y Paper Read the reasons why: PLATFORM ROCKERS wmm ★ PRICED FROM $ 00 38 MATHER / 1 An informal dnnre and *ner niul malinger of Carrinl for rrteinl>*r» nf Sanford roll's Furniture Com­ Moose Lodge 1851 mid copany, corner of First workers of Sanford Chapter Street am) Oak Avenue, HIM, Wontrn of Ihe Moose, is on a buying trip to will tie held at the .Moose tlie furniture m arket in PHONE Home, 2660 Palmetto Ave., Atlanta. Ga. He is exWednesday beginning at 9:30 jM’cteil to return T hurs­ 2109 French Ave. RENO, Nev. (U P I) — Bar­ p.m. A hand .will provide yiulday. LINDA PFIEFA U F, daughter of*^Ir. and Mra. Nick P fiefauf of Osteen, ic for the dance. bara Davis, a IT-year-old sen­ recently celebrated her birthday with a party a t her home. Guests were ior at Wooster High School, re ­ classmates in the second grade nt Osteen School. Pictured from the left turned to school today with * are Ken net it Pflefauf, John Snyder, Linda Pfiefauf, honurce, Sieve Hullittle more respect for her lcff and Parker Wilson. classm ates. Barbara said Sunday that • he gave a 21 -question test to 51 persons, including four Icachcrs and three college stu­ dents, designed to prove that By Julia Bartoa -most adults could not pass a By Jesse Bogun denomination nf ino Sills. nt p ip e r thsn can he mislaid ha sic high school civic examiThe care nf house plants will Rome is retained for use hy Ihe and replaced," Hopkins said oatiJin. be subject of the program for UPI Financial Editor the January meeting of the NEW YOBK (U PI) - The Chase; It -a parkatn-d in the recently. "You may never re ­ Only five of Ihe 51 received fam iliar paper-hand wrapping cover it if it ia lost." Altamonte Springs Garden Club a passing grade of 70 or more. eur-ent turmoil over the price which cashiers' window* pro­ As in any Job where accur­ The scores ranged from 35 to to be held this Thursday at the | Community House beginning of gold on international m ar­ duce in quantity on paydays. acy and dependability are gov­ 88 ket* haa left at least one bank at §: jo p. m About 75 per cent of the cur­ erning factors. Hopkins must A typical question was. Making up the host and hos­ employe in ihl* financial con rency Hopkins' department he always careful and always ' name three constitutional re­ handles cami’s in from aboard, on the alrft But after eight quirem ents -for being presi­ tess committee are Mr. and U*r completely unruffled. Mrs. Jay A. Dailey^ chairmen mostly by registered sea m ilL years on the Job. he regards dent.” Some answers: “ must lie ia loo busy each hanking and Mr. and Mr*. Jefferson The other' 25 per cent comes alJ that money a t merely stock be a m illionaire" . . . “ must be H. Hodges, Mr. and Mra. John day taking care of a stock of from domestic sources. in trade. The sight of it, he m ale” . . . "white only” . . N. Hadley, Mr. and Mrs, Reu­ millions of dollars In currency. "Currency Isn't like a piece says, doesn't affect him at all. "married." He 1* Cornelius Hopkins, ex* ben Cockley and Misa Deborah Marine, wtto works in the Glover. closely-guarded fifth basement level at Chase Manhattan's Ambassador 99041 Hardtop main office in Ihe Wall Street area, as a supervisor of the currency and coin departm ent. Money la the stock in trade r a a to n th re e : By Donna Bate* reason two: of any banx, of course, and AND ra a s o n o n a : low Molntenonce Costs, High Resale. The R. C. Carlton was re-elect­ Hopkins work* amid shelves Extra Volua. Tha ’65 Ambassador Advanced Srirllng- Ambassador's g<omAmbassador, like any Rambler, make* ed to hj* 13th consecutive year where currency J k wrapped keeps all tha solid Rambler virtues and oraus new styling com* out first against sera* when you buy It, return* mare' In aa -chalrinan of tha Longwood and stacked Just at item i in axtra-vahra features such ou DoubleoU direct competitors In a survey at tha trod*. You’ll find all the reason* "why” Safety Broket (separate systems, front City Council a t tha reorgan- retell trade at any store. The tbit major sf£w\>f 1943 cars. Look ol tn tha *65 Car X-Ray took. 48 pages and teor|, Deep-Dip rustproofing. Ad­ ixatlonal meeting of tha board currency division, and nearby tha iweeptngfy changed Ambdsscdor. with sida-by-sida comparisons of lead­ vanced Unit Construction, Ceramicbald lakt Thursday avening. Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Spectacular now six# and Unglh. N*w A Wide Selection From Which ing *65 cars. Con save you hundreds of Armored exhaust system. Cod Spring Carlson, who ia beginning Authority division handle about powar, Including big V-l option*, other To Choose. Many Styles And Finishes. doBors In the purchase of your next car. seats, Weother lye Heating and Venti­ his 16th consecutive year on >15 million each day. •party options Ilka wlra wheel covers, Proa af your Rombler dealer. lating and mor*—all standard at na council, was named to the post ••dining buckal seat*, and othar »parti And as in any receiving de­ Amrricon Motors—Dedicated fa fried Wire extra cost I by a vote of four to one with partm ent in a manufacturing equipment. « tha only contrary vote' being or Industrial concern, the in­ ' cast fo r Carl Lommtar. coming stock gets a thorough UP .. Carlson thanked hia collea­ going over. Bills are counted BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE NOW IN PROGRESS gues fo r th e . vote of confi­ on a federal bill counter and M U U M I - i- r W < W M il* > ) dence but stated firm ly th at inspected at the same time. ^ OPEN since ba waa “serving bis last Worn currency la weeded out ' term aa councilman, having no and len t to the Federal Re­ FRIDAY N1TES intention to run for the office serve Bank for disposition. * ‘ * * • , f That which passes Inspection again, ha would relinquish tha ------- Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings 1 »■ 203-09 E. l i t STREET PHONE 322-0938 post a* chairm an n u t yaar.” goes back Into package*, hy To Meet lit International Statistical Hu rcau advises its clients not to disturb their stock holdings at present The bureau says the perform ance of the market in the past week "justified out optimism and clearly negated the misplaced pessimism o! some investors, speculators snd advisory services." - OF SANFORD ★ EASY TERMS The 3 Sensible Spectaculars— R A M B L E R ’ 6 5 BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 West First Street, Sanford, Fla �\ •I •% r+ lyiiarfon Tapped u LBJ Asks Liberal Immigrant Law Sch o o l Seminole County .* * * * © Itr = * t l 'i supposed to be hushhush on orders o( the Miami hotel man paying the bills, but IS Sanford men are In­ cluded in the 12S Floridans being flown to Las Vegas, Nev., for a week of fun. Lo­ cal doctor Is the "co-ordinator" for this area. • • • Disabled American Veter­ ans of Seminole County will be guests -of DAV Chapter 30 at the annual mid-winter con­ ference Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Langford Hotel, Winter Park. Call Jim Hay or Gaylord Mufflcy at 322 1330, extension 321, for information. • • • Thirteenth annual Police­ m en's Hall wilt be held this Saturday at the Mayfair, be­ ginning at 9 p.rn. Wear what you desire and dance to the music of At N ina and hia band. Tickets are available from any policeman or at Po­ lice Hq. • • • Korean Conflict v e t e r • ns with short periods ot war tim e service will he the first to lose their Gl loan entitle­ ment starting Jan. 31. See Howard II Harrison, county service officer, for inform a­ tion. • • • City Commission room look­ ed like a movie tel Monday right with all !hc television -c-umern* grinding and news photographer's flashguns pop ing. The press box w a s “ crowded" — to say the least | All generating wonderful ad vance publicity for Sanford H ivrrport Marina By P ottle Austin Mason H. W harton waa un­ animously elected chairman of the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction at an ear­ ly meeting this morning. W harton aueceeda J, D. W’right Jr., who presented hia resignation from the School Board a t the meeting. W right was appointed chairman of tha State Industrial Commission laat week by Gov, llaydon Buma. The name of Don Bales was wired to the Governor today by Harold Kastner, chairman of the G ovem or'i Seminole County Central Committee to fill the vacancy on the school board. The committee relayed the request ot the School Board th a t the appointment he made before the Jen. l ’J meeting,’ "if possible." Bales, owner of the Sanford Motor Company, 1* a school 'trustee. In accepting th*.leadership of the local ho'ard Wharton told The Herald. “I appreciate the opportunty afforded me by thr-buard’i derision. The next two years are going to be rough, but we have here as fine a group of men as 1 could -ask, to deal with the problems facing ui. The unity of this group and its dedication of the job hat been responsible for past ac­ complishments, and will, 1 am aure, provide the best answ­ ers to the tremendous tasks before us.” “ It has been a pleasure to work with men of the caliber of this group," said W right as he turned his office over to Wharton. Dr. A. Wf. ~T$p» J r was Zip Code «J07' 32771 1 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 13, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 103 Bulletin WASHINGTON (D PI > — Two If. S. Air Force super­ sonic fighter planes were shot down In Central Laos today, the Defense D epart­ ment announred. One of the pilots was re s­ cued. Searrh and reseue operations were under way to recover the other pilot. n m v A . . . B R IE F S Reds Threaten TOKYO (LT’li —Conlmpnist China today threatened to take action in South Viet Nam if the -United Slates expands the anti-ConVmunist war there. SJ.MlL^TiVE LANDINGS aboard airc ra ft cuf- •* rienC^vcre staged by Navy pilots "TOftsdoy fos" members o f W inter Park Cham ber of Com­ merce when they, nrtlde^a tour of inspection, of Sanford Naval 'A ir Station ns guests of Capis. C. W. Swanson and Jam es O. Mayo. Dies Of Burns GAINESVILLE (DIM) - — A 10-month-otd baby, Tony Lang, diet! of burns received | Tuesday night when fire destroyed a duplex apartm ent here, Health Care DONALD RALES County Selects Standing Boards And Committees named vice chairman of the hoaid and a special meeting of the group was act fur 7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 to confirm the new appointee. Regular meet­ Standing hoards and coin ing of the board is scheduled Urea have been named fur for 1 p.m. Thursday. Ilh-Ii by I hr Si-liiliiulr Count) The other two hoaid mem­ “Cum nn mi mi. They w n e rlrcl bers are Jam es tllrkeninejer eil a I Tv»-»day‘e hoard niret and John Feans ing. Tin- members are: Trustee* nf Fred It. Wilson M rn n -.il Law Library. C Vernon Mizr Jr., G. Andrew Speer. W. Hiili'liTXbfT. Jt . Vassar H < aitt-m. Vullr A W illM S u J r , William IT Ab­ ridge. T ALLA HASS FK (U P I) — County thamnni-e riflnftitThe newly organized Board of, lee, Kola-it i harnx, Clifford Regents elected Raya Harri MrKibbin, Robert J. Crumley, son of St. Petersburg today to F. J . Moughton Jr. serve as chairm an of the ad Hoaid of plumbing exam in­ ministrative hoard for the ers, Archie H arriett. Bill I -acoming year. « tiu-e, I.amar Stoke*, lfem y Harrison, an attomby, serv- Lee Sr., Richard Sites. 4*1 as chairm an of the Board Board o f.electrical examin­ of Control during the four er*, E. C. Harper Sr., C. T. years of the adm inistration of Ruhun, Jim Lee, Dun Young, past Gov. F arrts BryantSidney Vihlen. Elected vice-chairman was W ater control and conser­ Gcrt Schmidt of Jacksonville, vation. Harold Kastner. M. L also a former member of the t ullum, W. F. Knowles, C. S. Control Board Lee, Vernon Dunn, B. S. The board designated Dr J Blown, Horner Osborne. Broward Culpepper to serve a. Hoard of adjustm ent, Dick new term as executive director /.oilman, Jack Symcs, William and re-elected Hendrix Cband Ilalback, Waiter T o :ret, Carl ler corporate secretary. Schilke. Zoning hoard. Boh Roger*. A K. Shoemaker Jr., linyround lint), Andrew Slunko, Glenn McCall. Board of adjustm ent and appeal*, John A. Burton IV, William Bush, LrKoy Robb, John Yale* Sr., Paul CampNEW YORK (U P I) — The twit decision of seagoing unions to Fire comutiaaioneri, 10th observe longshoremen’s pick­ Fir* District, Ralph Abell, Otis et line* marooned luxury lin­ ers at their piers today and Sjoldom, Robert Willis, Char­ les Walker, Lewis Schwcicheightened the economic im ­ pact of the Atlantic and Gulf kert. Lung range planning com­ coast dock strike. mittee for recreational areas, Two passenger cruises were cancelled immediately when L. B. Reiter, Ted William*. W. A. Adams, S. II, (Jim ) the team ens' unions notified Crowe, Ronald Raker, Fred shipowners they would support Ganaa, Jim Coltiert, Larry the strike of the International Longshoremen'* Association. Miller, W. Henry Wight, Carl E. William*.*• Harrison Named .Regents-Chief Seven CentrTI Ftoaida coun­ ty unitt of the Florida Heart Association are meeting at the Cherry Plaza in Orlando today to consider the idea of Joining together in an "impact a re a " Heart organization, along the lines of the Fast Cen­ tra l Florida Planning Coun­ cil. • • • • The Chlslian Science Moni­ tor has come up with a differ­ ent thought concerning the President's Medtcaro p r o ­ g ra m - Aa you may know, Christian Scientista don't be­ lieve in doctora and hospitals, •o want to. know if they might have the choice of cash bene fits — in lieu of uffieially au­ thorized medical care? • • • ft J o h n Alexander, County Commission chairm an, who conducted his first meeting Tuesday, came up with a deal th at could save a lot of loot for taxpayers. It’s a central purchasing procedure which would handle the smaller pur­ chases. This way, reckons John, they could buy such Items as letterheads and other m aterial in bulk quantities. A limit would be placed on the am ount of money to be spent with larger transactions being bandied, aa now, by the Com­ mission. * • He also has started an energeUc program to refurbish county psrka. Picnic tables and benches will be placed in many of them to they will be Burns Requests more alluring to tourists and Opinion On Law local residents aa well. TALLAHASSEE (U P I)" — • • • Gov. Haydon Burn* disclosed Commissioners also were Wednesday th a t he la asking advised that a legislative act tha State Supreme Court should be drawn to that the whether th* law creating the county wti have permission to controversial atate Univeraity build boat ram ps. Looks like Board -of Regent* la constitu­ Seminole County it starting tional. an all-out pitch to wootour­ Burn* said he la requesting ists. an advisory opinion whether • • • th* requirement of th* law T hat's all to the good. Now for Cabinet Board of Educa­ tf we could get the physical tion concurrence la an invalid work started on the lakefront restraint of th* . appointive power of tha governor. beautification project. . , r»r____ oen rh o n e non 322-2611 W EATHER: Tem perature above normnl, about 70, T hursday; low tonight in 50s. VOL. 57 U. 5. 'Nation Of Nations,' Johnson Says- on the S t Johns River * * * * “The N ile of America” Strike Maroons Luxury Liners - County Bows To State's Light Demand Rep. Joe Davis WASHINGTON (U P !) — | House Republicans ir e draft ing their own health care plan \ i / | | | in an effort lo check t h e | f | | | steam roller drive for Prcsi dent Johnton's proposal. ‘Fruitful’ A ||f ln J M llv llU Remap Session By H arry I. Johnson That traffic hazard at the interchange of Inter­ state -I mu) Highway 436 will stay. So will traffic lights installed there recently by the State Road Departm ent a fte r a series of accidents and near-ac­ cidents. C o ii n t y commisioners nance of the lights. It was pointed out that Hie were told Tuesday that \ i lie S IU ) has no intention SltD has the authority to nf changing the design. rinse ally interchange it deem­ KISSIMMEE (U P I) An (lop Joo Davis will attend The lights will stay s i plarrd, Osceola County sheriff’s de­ the annual legislative meet­ Hero riling to Itirhry Gre*nf ed a hazard. Conceivably, this area of puty was handcuffed to the ing this weekend in Sarasota SR1> eniririi*«*r, who ml mitt rd thr interstate rnuhl have all front of his patrol car, robbed when a • penal committee in n teller "to the County will he named to work on a C o m m i s s i o n Dial the truffle aceeases ru t off. ami pistol whipped last night reupportiunm rnt plan light* were installed “ hurMulling this over for a few after he stopped to help a raft Davis said this morning that rirdly." seconds, commissioner* decid­ torlst -rV) appeared to be hav­ the confermr* will rgvr him I Hr askerl t^ st the cou»,*y ed trl aco*} t m au ten au re of ing car trouble. "art opportunity to taik with pay for maintenance of the The sheriff's departm ent said t raffle lights and at firat the signals. They learned, too, GAINESVILLE (U PI) - A various le g i-la ti'r leaders." \ special Seriali1 eunimlttee commissioners were against that other lights may be an unidentified minister found , 22 j car-old lineman, William placed a t the Interchange Lloyd Games, Melrose, was w ill lie picked to inme up w Ith it. when tha west alrla of High­ Depply Hotter! Fom es, 2.V. The killed when he was knocked n plan‘to reapportion ,lhe te'g tine county official said he way 436 la widened . to four officer wax unconscious and I from the top of » fU-foot util­ M ature nn a imputation basis nas been Informed that the Inlies. still handcuffed to the patrol ity pole hy a jolt from a J,- in both houses ns todcred by MID ha* the right to close all (irreti also wrote tha rum- car. 2Uo volt line. the U.S. S prerne < "iirt. hazards" and indicated that nusalon th at a pro|aisnl for a Fomes said he wax patrol Sen Mark N l leveland Jr, he Die thinking at the sidewalk along Celery Ave­ ing tf S Highway 411 about said redav ie will Ire unable to I > rnteiehange if a rontrovnue has been turned down . . . , j four miles .north o( ( J A C K A S S FLA i s __ , .y-v _ attend the aey jo n. _ _ | r r*J' d rv' l',P“4 "" mainte because the atate bas.no such , — ■ ,, , xT , .. __ . . . . [JuMftton, MmPi of hero, la*t tJ’P I) — SciontisTY'ffnnt lhC7a -eWnal«- president-dcTiTgnate fund* av*llah!e.- ‘The "TeJpiesl nlgh| when hr stopped behind Atomic Energy Commission James F. Conner trf Brook wax. relayed by the City Com­ a parked station wagon. He lial.iv began evaluating re villa also announced h mission to yjunty officials for said the car appeared to lie M Mills of a safety test III which make srntuozlaj apiwiintment ents „ 1 further relay to tha state. .(.lie d 1 1 nndcr the proposal, existing a peacetim e nuclear reactor to the pownful appropriations Commission Chairman John approached, thr ' try-by-country Im ndgrint When he wax blown to hits deliberately committee during Ihr meet* Alexander appointed commis­ quota* would be gradually eildriver polnled a pistol at the ng sioner* to supervise vuriuus minuted over five year*. deputy and look (he officer'* I nilrd Pres* International activities in th* rounty. The Leg stature will gather Thr quota* would be reduced Arctic air spilling out of the WASHINGTON (U PI) - in special tension m Juno to John Fitzpatrick will tie In handcuff* and about $10 Forney by one fifth in each year until had with him President Johnson foresees up work on Die reapportinnmrnt. Canadian prairies set up a charge of tha employment Fornes Vatd he w-as then abolished, thus avoiding a a to 41 billion a year In private A three-judge federal panel in cold line today from southern U,a rd- E d ~ Yarborough in abrupt change in the pattern chained to (he patrol car and loans to college students if Miami recently gave the Leg!- New England to northwest Ok- rhaige of th* agriculture and of immigration. Congress approves one phase atalury until July 1 to realign. 1»horn a that plummeted tem- ro*d departm ent buildings; pistol whipped. of his (ar ranging education Itself or thr court wilt xtep in pcraltiro* mure than 20 d e -1Lawrence SwoffonU the <>*■ program. -grcex below zero In some »ec-1reola site and Big Tiee Und do it. Smathcrs Admits tlons Paik; and Lee Gary tha $35 Million Lien He ‘Was W rong’ STUART (U P D —The Inll was 22 degrees below | couithous* custodian, trrn*l Revenue Service filed MIAMI (U P I)—Sen. Georg# zero at Aberdeen. S. D , and KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Flooded Heater three tux lieu* totaling $.|f, Sniallieis (D-Fla.) has chang­ (U PI) — Deputy P rim e Minis­ A flood)<1 oil' heater sent llixmarck, N I)., and 14 hrmillion uguinet Die former ed his outlook on U. S. Cuban te r Tun Abdul Kazak of Mal­ firemen on a run t 111 Cedar hJU m Minneapolis, Minn. president of Remington-Rand policy. A hand of light snow swung aysia today- announced the im­ Avenue today at h ,r>0 a. in Corporation, James Rand, and Smathers once called for U. mediate establishment of two with damage confined to the eastw ard across the Midwest two corporations be is asso­ S.-binked m ilitary action to new m ilitary training center* heater. F romc-n said the from Cenlral Missouri to Mi­ ciated with. Rand, inventor unseat Die Castro regime in to' meet Ihp threat ot aggros house i* (irrupted by Margie chigan ami wax headed toward of the dial telephone, in n res* Cuba but said here at a news iioriltrtri New England Freeman. sion from Jndum-siu. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — jtdent of Free poll, tit mid Ua conference he now feels this Sale* tax collection* for lie- hamns. would have been wrong. cem btr in Florida, baaed on j ------------------------------------------December sales, were up a I whopping 11.6 per rent from the sam e month a year earli­ er; S tate Revenue Commis­ s io n e r J. Gd Straughn »uid. Collection* for December totaled $20,298,076, a $2 mil­ lion increase over the previ­ ous year. Collection* lo date for thr fiscal year total nearly $118 6 million, an Increase of nearly $16 million or 14.4 per cent over the same period a year earlier. WASHINGTON il 'P t ) Japanese Prime Minister FI xaku Sain today wound up an official visit to Washington desenhed hy troth Ho- U S and Japanese sources as Ircmely fruitful." Lineman Dies S.'ifuty Test -Ji Weather Drops To 22 Below .School Aid Meets Threat Stale Sales Tax Up 11.6 Per Cent Your U. S. Opposes Progress Plans UN Closing To Be Outlined A program of progress for 1966 will be outlined tonight at a' M ayfair Inn meeting of thl- Srminole County Chamber of Commerce. AH committee chairmen wjll review the groupa* objectives for tli* coming year. < Host for th* session will be Chamber President Loving Burges*. Tha event start* at 8:3U. Motorist Robs, Pistol Whips Osceola Deputy WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson asked Con­ gress today for a m ajor over­ haul of U. S Immigration laws. „ lie proposed abolishing the 40-year-old system of national quotas which he called " in ­ compatible with our basic American tradition." Johnson’s special m essage to Congress carried out his State of the Union pledge last week to seek ifn imm igration law '.’based on the work a man can do and not where he waa bom or how he spells his nam e." The President told the law­ m akers today that correction of' “ serious defects" in the law was long overdue. He urged that the program be given “ priority consideration." Same As JFK Except lor technical refinejn c n ls, the-proposed legisla­ tion is essentially the sam e as sought by the late President John F. Kennedy In 1963. Ken­ nedy's proposal failed to clear, cither the House or Senate Judicary committee. Sen. Philip A. Hart, (DM icb), announced that he would Introduce legist atton Friday to carry out Johnson'* recommends lions. The heart of Johnson's plan i< a recommendation for g ra ­ dual eliminalon of the quota system which has been in use since 1924 to determ ine tha number of foreigner* perm itt­ ed lo enter the United State* from each country. The President asked that the promise or Amertra be opened to other* based on their skill* anil ability, and on th^lr rela­ tionship to relative* in thta country so families could be reunited—not on the basis of a person’s country of origin. ‘Nation of Nations' "We are not merely a na­ tion. but a ‘nation of nations’, Johnson declared. "Violation of , ra(|ltmn l)y p,e donal origin quo!* system does Incalculable harm. “ The procedure simply that men and women from some countries are. Just because of where Ihry come from, m a rt desirable citizens than other*. Writ!**? rtghk_tr> diapftrage the ancestors of millions of our fellow' Americans In thta UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (U P I) - The United States opposes any move for an ea r­ ly adjournm ent of the Gener­ al Assembly to get around (he UN financial deadlock, U.S. aource* aald today. ‘There were Increasing re ­ ports that the elx-weck cris­ ta over Russia's $61 million UN debt waa leading to ■ move to adjourn tha assembly this month and returns busioost in September, I,ONGWOp.D,OFFICIALS receiving oath of office from M ayor Ditvid R. W entworth (2) are councilmen Percy White (1), R, Q. Carl«on*(3), City • Clerk Onnie R. Shom ate (5), Tax Collector Roy Shhmftte (6) and Police Chief Claude Loyo (7). Outgoing Mayor A. ,R. Lormunn (4) displays plaque for "dedicated service" received from the Longwood City Council. I - N E W CAR F IN A N C IN G NEW CAR FINANCING RATE Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold^ or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-l<?lI. *$4.50 PER HUNDRED PER YEAR F10P/D A STA TE B A N /C �r,*- mwaMaa*** ,u .. llljr * B attlorB S r r a lb Pagre 2— W e d . J a n . 13, ’65 Legion Groups See Program On Lake City YA Hospital ♦ which took place at the Com­ munity Center. Announcements of coming •events for the auxiliary inrluded a silver tea and mus­ ical*, Feb. 12, In the Commun­ ity Methodist Church social hall with gold star mothers to be guests of honor. A covered dish supper and silsnt auction will be held at the Center on Feb. 28. Reports of donations revealed that |18 had been sent for child wetfsro to tha stats de­ partment: |S to th* Chap­ lain’s M(mortal Fund; seven pillows to the VA hospital: and canned goods valued at $25 for Chrlstmsa basket* provided for thrso needy fam­ ine* in th* local area. A masting of tho sxocutivo committee was announced for U. Jan. 26 at tha home of Mr*. Ruth lovanna, ways a n d meaha chairman. A combined social hour took plaeo following tho business meeting* with refreshments served by Mrs. David Levy, . U. MOSCOW (UPI) -T h e Wait Mr*. M, Newell and Mrs. Vi­ will get a close-up look at So­ ola Leon*. viet Premier Alexei N. Kosy­ gin this spring for theT lrft i time since he succeeded Niki­ U. ta S. Khrushchev. An announcement of Koty. gin's -visit and • return trip Friends of Mr*. Ellen Roeby Prime Minister Harold Jtuck, former Ssnford resident, Wilson was made simultan­ eously both h e n and in Lon­ learned W ednesdiy of h*r U. death last night at Odessa, don. Tex. Tha exact d ite i will be an­ Born April 16, 1871, in Os­ nounced later. The Kremlin remained si­ ceola County, Mr*. Roebuck lent, however, on President resided for 18 years in San­ Johnson'a statement that ha ford until last July when, be­ U. would welcome a visit from cause of her health, she made her home with her daughter, the new Russian leaden. Mrs. Martha DarvUle, at Odessa. Surviving are five children, All VIH T il KMKST r a n KID* Paul Yates, Mlnneola; Emory T h i B oard o f P u b l i c I n a l r u c . Yates, Strasford. N. J .; Mrs t l o o (o r S i m l n . i l * I ' o u n t / , F l o r ­ L ue. id a w i l l r « colv« bid* fo r t u r n - Iilllf Simmons and Mrs. P er litiln * a ll la b o r , m at tr ia l* , rlli* Nettles, both of SL Cloud, • q u l p m s n t and s t r v l r a a ra-ju lr. and Mrs. Darvllts; 20 grand­ • 4 for t h s I n s t a l l a t i o n e t i C U T A n t t n n a and C a b le D i s ­ children, 34 great-grandchild t r i b u t i o n K r t t t n i for th o l o t . ren and four gTesl - great •«w tn* school*: grandchildren. MONBOX K I .E M K N T A B T Sit'll- u t | , f a m l n o l * C o u n t / , Surviving In Sanford are F lorid a v l i . h o x el e u ic n t a h t these grandchildren: M r s . school Nalda Cockman. Richard Yat­ W r . S T S l D B K L E M B N T A K Y es, Miss Ols B. Yates and school HOOK Kit T O W N SILK M E N . Mr*. Annette McDaniel.’ T A U T S T H u O I. Funeral and burial service* O K N K t'A L l.K U E N T A R T will be conducted In Odessa. school Color slide* of the Laks City Veteran'* Hoapltal were shown at tha January eomblnad meeting of DoBary's Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post and Auxiliary U nit Fea­ tured were faciUtiee of the 483 bed hospital which treated ap­ proximately 8,000 patients during 1984. Of special interest to aux­ iliary members were picture* showing the veterans selecting Christmas gift* for their fam­ ilies from the Joy Shop spon­ sored by American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Florida. It was reported that 887 packages, valued at |6,000, ware sent to families of the patients thl* Christmas. Monthly business sessions of the individual group* were held following the program p ro Lamb Soviet Premier To Visit West Ella Roebuck Dies In Texas Legal Notice O n 144 to r l h * r o m b t n s d pr»fa c t t h t l l b t s u b m i t t e d and w il t b s r s c s l s t d u n t i l S:O0 P M T b u r a d a r , l a n u a r r JS, 1*11. ai «t>» K -h ool A dm lntsiratlon B uilding, C -m m srclal Sir**: B a n r -r d , F l o r i d a / a 1 whLta tin,* l h * bid* w i l l h* p u b l i c l y o i x n s d a n d r s a d a lo u d . _________ _____ Contract documsnta roast s i * » 4 m pI iI it 11 T h a * u o c * * a fu l bl d dar w i l l Vt ra q u ln d to f u r n i s h and p a r fo r aalla fa elo rr ptrform anti a n d i> a /m a n ! bond or bonda A f l a n l l o n It c a l l t d to tha fa c t t h a t n o l H a t t h a n th * m i n i m u m t a l a r i * * a n d w a s * a aa *at fo r th In th a O p a c if ic a t io n * m u s t ba paid on th la pr«)* et. T ha B oard a f P u h lt* f n a t r u c t l o n for S a m l n o l a C o u n t / , F l a t Ida, r t a a r v a o lh * r l * h l lo r *j*ct a n / a n d / o r a ll blda or lo w a l v * a n / I n r o r i n a l l t l t a In l h # b i d ­ d i n g . No bid o h a ll ba w i t h ­ d r a w n fo r a p t r l o d o f B f t t a n ( I k ) d a / a a u b u q u i h t t o th a o p a n l n s o f blda w i t h o u t t h * n o n a t n t a f th * B oard . • J . I) t v r l a h t , Jr, C h airm an , Board o f Fu hllc I n s t r u c t i o n , fo r f a m l n o U C n u n l> , F l o r id a . Jt T. M l l w t * . ■» m (n o ls C o u n t / S u p tr ln t a n d a n l o f P u h lte I n a tr u e t l o n a n d K » - O f f l c l o B a er s t a r / lo lh * B o a r d o f P u b ­ li c f n a l r u r l l o n . P u h lla h J o n . I. 11. IS, 1111. i 'P I - T REGULAR 2/aS< . . STANDARD Tomatoes N^ O310/ S. CHOICE . . WHOLE OR HALF LEG-O- WlNNDIXIB •TOHft- INC- — COPVNISHT — IM4 W -D BRAND , . BONELESS CLOSE TRIMMED . . NATURALLY TENDER REGULAR 2/19# GREEN GIANT NI (LETS WK Lamb ■ 69' Chops 99> Chops -79" Chops “59' Roast “49' Corn . 2 . Round S te a k 5 8 8 ' Round R o a s t “ 8 8 ' Lunch Meat 2 - 4 9 ' 29/ - REGULAR 49* . . DINTY MOORE S. CHOICE . .. LOIN LAMB W -D BRAND . . BONELESS CLOSE TRIMMED . . NATURALLV TENDER Beef Stew ^ 39/ ” S. CHOICE . . RIB LAMB QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED— PRICES GOOD THRU JANUARY 16TH REGULAR 41 g . . DEEP SOUTH Grape Jam 3 *?. 1 . _____ REGULAR 29* EA. . . COPELAND PICKLE, OLIVE LOAF 4 BOLOGNA REGULAR 43* . . KLEENEX PAPER Towels. . 3 2C 1 . S. CHOICE . . SHOULDER LAMB TARNOW WIENERS OR 12-ox. PKG. Bread. . ,s ^ 1 9 / S. CHOICE . . SHOULDER LAMB REGULAR 49* . . PILLSBURY CHERRY REG 2/29* . . DIXIE DARLING DINNER Rolls . . 10/ sm ; D e lse y : 39 Z 39 Bologna Turnovers REG. 23# . . DIXIE DARLING CRACKED WHEAT J! M i i- ‘ll liinf;ii»:'nniint Former Resident Dies In Alabama Mrs. J. L Johnson. #5, of n t ono #*l_ot-*Una and oh*"**UpT>y, ' A IIV w h o -m * rt» her years horn* for^* number of year. « ! > * d ( t c * u o n * a t * / b* ob tain ■ br , i t i m * u i n # m e « n t t h in Ssnford with her (laughter, t h * K nc ln **rS . L A, I t u h l an d (he late Mrs. W. L. Vance, C. M m l i m a n . C I S | -* tm * tto A v * n u * . W l n t « r P a t h . F lorid a. died Monday night m a nurs­ ( >r tho rival at! o f do cum *R ta ing horns In Luvernr. Ala. o b t * l n * 1 Su ch d *p o»ll w i l l bt While living In Ssnford. r * f u n d * d la f u ll to * * c h p t i i o n w h o r t l u r n * lh * d o c j m i n t * In Mrs. Johmon attrndrd First ■ <K>d c o n d i t i o n W ith in to S * / * Baptist Church. a ' l r r hid u b - n l n * . w i t h H e l p . Survivors are two daugh­ Won a* n o t t d h*Liw, A d d i t io n a l ■ t i t m a r b t o b t a l n a d a t n coal ters, Mrs. Howard Weed, of o f I I oo a a c h , w h i c h w i l l n o t b« r a f u n d a b l a C o n t r a c t o r # tt o u r * Troy, and Mr*. Glenn Kurts, In* d o c u m t n u and a * i * u b m lt - of Grand Rapids, Mich.; a ( I n * p r o p o s a l o h a l l ba r t U n d t d sen, Porter Johnson, of Mont­ . h a l f th * tl*i>uili u p o n r t t u r n o f d t x 'u n ir n i i in s « o d rn nd lt ln n . gomery, Ala., and numerous A c t r l l t l a d ( h a c k or bank and g r e a t d r a ft , p a / a b l t t o th * B oard of grandchildren a T u b ll e I n s t r u c t i o n ( o r f t m l . grandchildren t Including n o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ! U. a O o v . granddaughter, Mrs. J u n e ■ r n m a n t U . n d s . or a a a t l t f a c t o t / bid bond O i o c u U d hy th* Brodie, of Sanford. Mdd*r a n d a i c t p t a b l * t u r a l l t t Funeral and burial services In a n a m o u n t s q u a t in f | y * p , r * n t o f l h * Mil s h a l l b* s u b . will t>e held Thursday morning in Troy. m ! t t » d w i t h s a c k bid. w U. S. CHOICE ASTOR RIN50 BLUE BLUE or WHITE ARROW COFFEE DETERGENT DETERGENT Reg. 59# • Giant Box Reg 77* . , I-Lb. Can J 4 9 ^ New Eoiy Op*n Coon Reg 69* - Giant Box TISSUE 1 9 99’ Bog MORTON FROZEN . . ALL FLAVORS Fruit Pies 3 Family Size PAN REOI FROZEN BREADED Shrimp l . - 2 »«ST Green Peas 2 pLkbg 59’ MCKENZIE FROZEN READING ROOM of Pirnt Church of Christ, Scientist, Baby Limas 2 MEAT POT PIES M F MORTON • Vegetables £ a - O X . 4^9 - W - l CHICKIN ,u ' •• TURK8Y MCKENZIE FROZEN MIXED n rp ii et si 2 Pkg & 59’ Cut C orn . . 2 59' 59' WILL MOVE to H a new FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. AND WILL Bl! CLOSED UNTIL JANUARY 18. J Famous Quality - Low W-D Prkt C a u liflo w e r- 2 9 TOP VALUI STAMPS nvs CAMS UlMUTf MAIM Orange Delight IfiBB THRU JAM, ISlM If I.t mwasmt #fl TOP VALUIST AMPS em a-io*iP fh IdOAFOM HOMl UIRI . Bread Dough * •••• THRU JAM. lilH 69A mMi—Man t i l TOP.YALUL • mi r«s. rsoatM KRON E CMOPPIO , Bor-B-Que ■M l TM«U JAM. IStH e ia T O lY A L ytiT A M P s f t CAMS CMIK BSOUUkS SS LOW CALm TOP V ALU1ST AMPS •ns *-v* ,a*. w-b saauB LSAM Soft Drinks Ground Beef •M * Tnau JAM. I • •OS TMSU JAM. t%rn * Iamm SMI |>L|. SOI coos sms C u b a S toeki • • • • Tnau JAM. | STM _ eta _____ - Cheese X133/ PHILADELPHIA CREAM Cheese % 29/ KRAFT CHEEZ- Whiz '~ 3 9 / KRAFT MARGARINE Parkay 4 - 1 . T O L Y ftiy illA M W m iu i r r o P Y A u m s iA M P s M l IOO-CT. *•*. • m i MOMa T e a Bag* • M l TMMU JAM. I STM af - i #18 to ^Y A u « m i aa-*t. *«#. caacaiM- a o c * s i * a * aw* •(■tint* Family Cremea Shrimp (in mkt.) 11M Tnau JAM I STM ■M l TMBU JAM. I STM •n —Tn —- el* ^ Lustre Cream Hair Spray . 99# SIZI Plus Federal Eaclse Tox TheSmart Place ToGo...For Good Things ToEat French Av*. & 25th., 400 £ , F ir s t S t , P R lm u tto A r c . k 3 rd S t .' *i ‘ t. A p p le s 5-49^ Oranges5 49' Carrots 2 BAG GRAPEFRUIT OR BAG KRAFT GRATED PARMESAN lo c atio n 101 W. First.SL Compart Quality and Prteo CQe c u * MCKENZIE FROZEN riJ \Jd\ 59' 139' FANCY EATING (A MCKENZie FROZEN . Tht 6 3 ' FANCY SNOWBALL FLORIDA VAHLSING FROZEN POTATOES French Fries 5 KRAFT ALL PURPOSE OIL J; Miracle Whip !WESSON OIL ASTOR Reg. 73# . . 4B-oi. Reg. 63# . , Quart Reg. 79* . . 48-os. Fomom Quality - Low W-D Prk# j Fomou* Qualify • Low W-D Pries N*w . . All Purpo** Dstsrgsnt for a D*»por, Osonsr Whit* ALL PURPOSE -"TWfN PACK Reg 27* . . 2-RoN Pkg J 39 j 4 9 ^ J e Highway 17-92, Longwood �4 I * i > LB Js In 1969, the cost of th a t EDITOR'S NOTE: Prrsid rnt Johnson's program of subsidy from the general Treasury is expected to be health care for the elderly seems assured of pannage $10 million. In 1967 it would be $45 mil­ by Congrrs* this year. In lion. It would be expected to thin dispatch I 'i 'l rnrrrspondrnt George J. Marder explains how the adminiatratlon'a plan would work. ^ By-G eorge J. Marder WASHINGTON <Ul'I) — If you're ~^|^ue*>Y^r on July 1, 1968, and you become aick enough ta need hospital tre a t­ ment or a nurse, Uncle Sam would pick up part of the bill under the adm inistration's health care for the elderly p ro g ra m . This federal aid would be available whether you're rich or poor or somewhere in- be­ tween, w hether you’re work­ ing or retired, whether you’re under Social Security or not. But the person who has to go to a hospital would have to figure on paying the first J a y 's bill, or something done *Io it. The adm inistration pro­ posal contains a deductible factor before the insurance begins to pay off. This deductible would be s rt at one day's national aver­ age cost of hospitalisation. At present, this figure would be about $40, but the sum m ight be differen t- by the Kimc the program goes into effect. NO MED1CAI.. SURGICAL A fter that the government would pay hospital bills up to s maximum of 60 days. It would not, however, pay for any medical or surgical ex­ penses: these would have to he coveted by private insur­ ance. In addition to hospitalirntion. there are these three fringe benefits: •—The government will pay for Hit days of outpatient se n ire Hut again, tins be­ gins after tie- ib-ditct bir fat I >i tin outpatient servin', tit .1 duetiblg would be half _ t' to t int of the rust of hos" i i V a t ..n - at current cost 11-v**T- about $20, The pi "gram would pay foi h me health service, such as :i v siting nurse or other I* health Worker, hut not a doctm ['Ins would include 240 stub inline visits a year, if, ,i fti'i hiisjntaiiration. a patient reunited treatm ent , K *1 a medical facility which has jn nrrnngeme'nt with u huapitqJ to continue tin- rare, that also would he paid fer up to till days. Thi- is called post hnepital extended rare. It wntilil not go into effret until Jan. 1, lit 117, however. WHO FAYS7 Betides tlie question of who ^ g r t s what, there's the ques­ tion of who pays fer t h e 'proposed new serviees. The an­ swer Is that just about every­ one pays, hut only those tifi and over collect. The adm inistration's pro­ gram would be under Social Security, though maintained in a sepal ate fund. A special Social Security " h rip ila liia tin n tax would be imposed, startin g at n 1 per rent nf earnings and inrrcaa ing to 0.45 per rent in I!lfl3 and thereafter, The tax would he imposed pn earnings up In 15.(530 n year and would he .matched by employers In dollar amounts, the hos­ pitalisation tax would work ®out this way: When the plan rrat-hr* its peak in 1900, a persen Under Social Security earning $5,00(1 a year would pay $25.10 a year into tha hospital insur­ ance fund. Even if more were earned the same amount would be paid In; if less, there would l>e less paid In. ^ TICK UP TAB For those elderly persons not upder Social Security but eligible for the hospital in­ surance benefits, the federal government wculd pick Up the 1 lab. The bookkeeping arran g e­ ment would work thi* way: The Social Security hospi­ talisation fund would pay thr copts of those over OS collect­ wing from the program hut net covered by the Social Security retirem ent system. Then, each year Congress would appro­ priate money from the general Treasury to repay the fund. In other words, all taxpay­ ers would subsidise *the two million oldster* who would come under the plan but who, f t would not be under Social Se­ curity. f NOTICE level e ff and decrease as more people come under So­ cial Security. But the subsidy is only a small fraction of the program. The remainder of it is pay- as-you-go on the basis of the new Social Security taxes. W O N T GO BROKE In the first year of opera­ tion, the new- hospitalisation fund would be expected to take in $1.3 billion but pay out only about $800 million. In the second year, 1967, it wouli) take in alm ost $2 bil­ lion and pay out $1.75 bil­ lion. Those who have planned the program say th at the fund would not go broke or get shaky regardless of how high hospital costs go. They say the fund is set up to handle higher hospital costs for as far Into the future as It is' possible to plan. Administration p l a n n e r * have based the fund on these assumptions: T hat for the next 10 years, hospital ecsta will rise faster than earnings, and th a t if hospital .prices rise 710 per cent over the next 76 years the fund will still he financially sound. ALL TRUCK OW NERS BUY NOW GIGANTIC JA N U A R Y S A LE! AND COMPARE PRICE! COMPARE FORMULAS TH EN BUY DURING T H I S ___________ o Prteu la (flirt tfcn lip . IT com pare fo r m u la * w i t h ' VITAMIN SALE! I w e a t n»icl> W eter Pr 'c" P j,y Ti ‘ OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 8 s.m . to tfl p.m. SAVE EVEN MOBEI OPEN SUN. t l a m- tn 8 p.m. _ ODD I t l PRICE $1.01 C H I L D R E N 'S C T H E R A P E U T IC Vitlamins and Minerals, lOU'a, Beg. $4.40 $ 4 8 8 I 0TTLE OF 10 68° $108 25,000 Units, UolU* of 100 Beg. 8»e J f ll b* V IT A M IN N YLO N TWO STORES T(1 SF.RVE YOU — A i l I I I A i m 310 N. ORLANDO AVB. MAI I LAND HWY. 17-92 NEXT t O WINN-DIXIE — T il. 647-7073 vram uTa B o lU ja M S O a c n lW SAVE! America's Fastest Growing rDrug Store) Chain A fto.uoo Units, Boltlo of 100 . FRENCH AVE. (IIWY. 17-92) SANFORD Farm & Commercial TRUCK T IR E S NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. L22-8270 Beg. 11.59 a V V IT A M IN B -l 80 mg. Bottle of 100 A Beg. 69c B o ttle r>f 250 M u ltip les K e y . 5 2.SU S t 8B I c X V IT A M IN B -l 100 mg.. Bottle of 100 Beg. 98c 68° V IT A M IN B 'I 2 '25 mg. Buttle of 100 Beg. 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I t , *S8 S t r ik e s • • * S p a re s ■m • • N ■ a n a a n x M ■ i>n— —— h m m m m m m Oviedo Tribe Clobbered 62-24 In Sixth Straight Loss Top Competition Expected At Horse Show finished with a gigantic 247 gam*. Feel* good, do**n’t It, Georg* 7 Other* hitting abet* the 'prof*aatonal plateau’ Includ­ ed Paul llarco tt* 211, PH* The** wore th* final* of th# Peteraen 212, Johnny Bridge* By M argaret C**by By David Higginbotham fir* gama Scotch double# thla with two 208 game*. Phil Seminole High eager* lost Howard Lloyd, president of paat Sunday evening, handicap Roch* with all deuce* 222 and Dusty Boot* Biding Associa­ their sixth a irtig h t game last Included. Thoaa two little pin* LS8 (Lucky S tiff SplIt-aW) tion, has announced Sunday’s night to th# Oak Ridge Pio­ represented th* difference of with a 236. show wlD b* on* *f th* big­ neer* of Orlando in a Metro prixa All act for th* two-man Urn- gest yet, , quit* • few dollar# la In priaa Conference game by a score money far the** folk*., Ited acratch l*egu« on Wed­ Competition la expected to of 24 to 02. Tba moral of Uio story la nesday* a t 2:30 put. They’ll b* th* keenest, atnr* thl* la In the first period it look­ tk a t If yon har» a big wiJ*- call them»«lv*a th* High-Low th* third show la a series of ed a* if Oak Ridge would run opoa apllt.. . . don't bo greedy League. Selected th at by vir­ •Is for which contestant* are the game the way they w ant­ by trying U conv«rt K- Taka tu* of the higher averaged vying fa r th* beautiful sised it to go, especially when thoaa pint of which you're bowler taking along on* who month MltchaD T railer trophy. they were ahead nine to tero ■ora aad than you’ll bo plena* didn't have oa* quit* to high, until Ron Hinson finally made At th# present lira* ja ck aotly surprised when you fig- bene* the high low. . . . .pretty Kelley, senior division rider, a basket for the Tribe. The oro your total a t the end of sneaky, b u h f first quarter ended with the and E vert Shoemaker, junior tba ram*. Pioneers ahead 10 to 2. Officer* nominated for thla contestant, both from Cocoa, Thin la oopoelally true If (•ague w*r* George Swann. load tho top six riders with 29 In the second sla n ts the you're on a atriko or a dou­ Jack Kanner and Garry Fox points each. Tribe started to pick up with -■ president, vie* president Mike Gray, Buddy Slumpf, F< Rowing them are junior ble. **er»Ury-treasurer, rv» division riders Tommy Austin Coorratulationa aad bost Nicholas, Gary Loyd, and w ith*. to our newly formed spectively. Hinson each making twu of Long wood with 26 points, point* and Steve Groover As of thla paat Wednesday, Christine Cc^pelen with 25 competition thl* we had a eomplet# league of points, and Valeric Allrod tied treking one on a free throw. Although the Seminole* made p a rt Friday evening with 16 10 taarea. Ho|rev*r, Uter# »*» with senior rider Jo* Can­ couplet participating. the** scoring plays the Pio­ a lata entry which upped It non, 23 point* each, all from neer* made 15 mor* point* to Al Probat waa elected pres- to 11 team*. So. if you’d like Orlando, At this Sunday’* show on incroae* their margin to 25 hlent for thl* happy group and to boyrl and you and your Dick Mayer received the nod partner can jnuater a torn!lin­ electronic device again will fo IS by the, end of -the ftrot for the 'Veep’a* position. ed average e i around 340 tn used to tim* events Hard-working je rry Kan ter 360, then' you’ll be In good one on*-hundredth of a sec­ Oak Ridge moved tv rn fa r­ la aa*uining th* dulie* of see- company. I can ataur* you. ond to speed up eventa, give ther In the lead in the heated retary-trva.nrer and little play in th* third -land by Ju st can't aay enough about greater accuracy and elimi­ making 21 point* to Sanford’* elgbt-yaar-old H arry Blerly the good time th a t everyone nate tho possibility of num­ rig. ALONG FOB THE RIDE — Toronto’s Kent Douglas (19) grabs New aix. Frank M urray and - Dill III waa aelected aa the ter- had who attended the Friday erous run-offs. Day made a hoop each for th* Mrs. Dot Ball o f Cocoa geant-at-arm a. (Detcha nobody nig h t Mr A Mrs *Chriatmaa' York Banger Billy Hick* (12) and holds on for quick trip across the Tribe and Gray and Stu ipf get* our of lin t In thla lea­ party thia paat Saturday, (bet­ will be on hand to judge the Madison Squnr« Garden ice. Both m en w ere chasing loose puck when their rnad« a free shot e*> h to coregue. hub?) ter late than never, don’t you western pleasure clsssos. skates caught, resulting in an em barrassing spill a t mid-ice. Grand entry Is scheduled prise Sanford'* six points. Th* highlight of the league th in k !) Stum pf wa* the only playwill be oa th* lt t h night when There waa a short half-hour for I p m. and there will be er on the Sanfcrd team tu •nly th* young*ter* of the get-together at th* Split-aki's five junior and senior event* ►core in the final period with league will c*mp«t* for three (which lasted two hour*. I'm including keyhole, clover leaf, two hoop, and a free thiow pritea • brand new bowling happy to say) and then w* pole bending, western pleasure for five points whil* Oak' ball, »hoe* and bowling bag. adjourned for a happy tim* and flag race with pickup and The hotle.1 *printvr* at the Intrlligrory wound up an- (th Rare — 5/11 — Tim e 11.11 Ridge -cored 16 points for a Grace Mell* mad* ber de­ with our regular end af th* musical tires a t open events. 3.40 M u 2 40 62 to 24 ct-r.forerc* win. but to th* Sanford bowling season bowling banquet a t th* A* a final* there will be a track arc matched in tonight'. other nose back in third while n i l i A n n ie 11.00 4 20 jackpot jumping figure 6. In th* preliminary game area, afte r aa abaeac* of ap­ Capri R estau ran t featured lieb r.c c at the San- _WofM F airest v m back still Twinkle On ll> Gemini 2 40 between the Baby Tribe and lord Orlando Kowx-l Club . .. , Junior and senior division proximately thro* year* aa If you don’t bowl now, another now in fourth place. Every greyhound tn the field Qumicla (1-2) 523 00 the Baby Pioneer* Sanford hubby Hal completed hi* stud­ you'rw surely m ixing out on high point trophies will be lost by only one point with the io* fa r th* title of chiroprac­ meeting lot* of ftne-fclk* from \ awarded a* well . • a trophy woo hit last sta rt and will be 1’ac* setter Glory Trana fin- Perfect* (121 53160 ith Rare — S — Time 40.*1 k.ore 4') to 41.* and aix ribbons in vvtry event going all out to score tn to- ished fifth, tic physician, and converted this area. T2 "V S 10 3 ?0 night * Hm Bos special R*«ult* of last night's races Hoodwinked Wally Jarnlgan led the the throa-six-aeven-tan. (Won­ The Saturday morning Jun- in oach division. $0 40 a *0 Tube in the first p -ric i »-th O B ' . New Day and Ebony lat R ate — 5/H — Time 11.41 Patty Ring . der If th a t’* aome to rt of lor Bowling I vague tries ita II 40 four points and Ron P'-dlev Rock, Insiders' of the two best Tracy Lou 6.D 3 4 /3 40 \f C.’s (is.axle •m m Spllt-*kb . . . Jay-off for darndest to emulate th* adult timings of the season, were Michael K. 3 ho 3 10 Quinlelf i 3 6 i 1102 40 and T rrrf Echo!, made a free about -thro* year* and than keglers. They even have their |th e morning line faio n tea So ^Only G reater J SO prr.Vcta <3-d) 125*50 »hut each, but (Jak Ridge maybe you’ll Improve, MAY­ own Chairing# Board. Thla win the feature Quin el* (1-4) 111.60 Uh Race — S/IS — Time 11.72 dumped tn thre* hoop* and a BE THAT 181| paat week, Rob Jones and Circus Wooder. who wen hia | *nd Rare — 9/16 — Time 31.63 J v rt Doll !W 4 S> 2 t*0 foul shot for seven point- to In thl* aau* W’tnd|ammer D rnw r YoUopIch battled to a fin ! SOKC start <d the season Hi Jody 40AO 4 »o 3 60 Pale Star I SO 6 *0 give there a one point lead Women’* Scratch leag u e, tu r­ thro*-game tim* of 4tb. With Jet Lane. team Is in the tup by four lengths Saturday night trUh Slert 4 40 4 00 Bob Buck T 60 going into the aecond alamo. key* wrr* biased by Ann Mor­ an additional ninth and tenth 11 20 (jumiela 13-41 14? 00 l.a rrj ifodgra mad* f» jr ta r. Pat 8ipley, Fury Ren* frame roll-off and June# fin­ spot In the City League with after moving up from Tampa. Scotty Joe a four point win from the San also will have lot* of backing Qulniela ( 4 6) 12 30 Perfects (3 4) 1120*0 point* for the Tribe in the ,ec and Elaine Ko*trial. ished with a M0 to Denver's ford Manufacturing team Paul »th Race — 5/10 — Tim e 31.27 ond pr,-od with Frank Whig In last w*ek’s Single H at* 496. Mam*'-* was the big gun for at 31.13 wound. in winning Jrd Race — S /lf — Time 31.7s Candy Mon,-/ 10 SO 4 mi t 20 ham and G rtg Gaitaa making ic League, Georg* Swann wa* -- Our Friday afternoon group S so 3 60 3 00 Ilo« Rotihie 9 6" 6 JO a ho- p each for two points pin-poundlng until he finally from Deltona get* larger each Jr< La new with hi* 377 59! art Saturday night's feature a n d 'Hunter * Mac sod Jack Frost wa* high fur Ebony Rcsrk was clocked at Amu* Genius *00 5 at Ktfin* 4 30 and Paul la-Roy adding one wrok. If you lira. In that rap­ the manufacturing men with <>n a free throw. The IV-neer* 3114 while winning Saturday I C.'s Mraiow Day 3 23 Qumiqri 13 3) SS2 60 idly growing community and 304 ST7. night's ninth event ' Quimrla i « - « i 533 20 Perfects iJ-5) IMS SO made 12 points to givt mem would like to meot some of In other league artiim the ar.si% m.R ro« %t t O B i General U>ok the lea- P erf'v ta t i k i IV I • l"th Race — S/IS —Time 31 a# a 19 to 16 margin at the half your new neighbors, why don't BO4MIf or ADJt irH K U Bob i Restaurant team took Wayti* Bumatead and Whig yoa join our regular group over the number two spot with lure race last night in one of 4th Rare — 5/IS — Time31.s? o It , General16 00 7 is) 5 M *1 P iM lf N f s H m the closest finishes ever seen Tig Twist * 2u s '*• 4 40 Miss Arilima 5 40 4 "0 ham made two basket* each To whom It R**r roftctri; each Friday at i pm. Th* only a three point win from the Pry • at the krone! club Th# lepiiBoi# Cvanty lio#rd Bold Slip 3 so 3 9u intelligence " SO and Echoia mad* one for a cf A4J«itRi6fil will hoM i j.yJ.. thing » , ask is that you com* or'* State Farm insurance Th* first four finishers hit Run* Heap 3 t*' QumirU >7-•» 1143 60 total of ten points in the third lie iM-wrnf to roo#ia#r th# with th* idea of having fun team Pryor's were m aecond the wire almost simultaneously Qulniela (2 Si 53* 20 1- •atlllltjr of frwatlwf • #(»#•! Perfect* (6-71 1167 20 period while the O r l a n d o club < al aacopii-n to •t# g^nlt.* mure so than how t ' - d or place Until they met the bomb P erfrrt* <» 2 • IIS* 90 tlth Rare — S — Time «a.7S made 14 points to hold the lead and there was a spread of lte*ulitii>fta io relots'* tear 1M badly you're -geing to howl, ers from Bob's Restaur ant ,h>|) two lengths tietwceo 3th Rare — 5/IS — Time 31.53 Mu !».lUnd ' h i l .r Os* Tssks. ss request. m . ,, , ... _ . 14 tk) 3 60 2 60 3.4 to 25. T hat’ll do *-i ar n «.ru. o . . o J p a o r . Th“ U d" “ ,or ,h “ team . Don Dorman was the ^ [u-,l iarj )*»( grryhoundi Lro Mart a 17 63 3 an * pi Borden'* Pnd* . 2 60 160 In tha fourth quarter the Cross Gvi II, Oak-an 4 ll'lls hgb Don't forget about Moonlight i l 90 9 So Tama Ran 3 60 Baby Somlnolea really cam* dlvlslao to tko -todowln# -1,#. Bowling on Saturday a t 9 pm big factor in B o b . win with Bernard Collin, veteran pro- Lot. of C s.h crlks* *ro*#rtyi Got u , oaka tremendous 243 gam# and ■ siding judge, said h* could not Morr Idea. 4 60 Quimrla (2 4) 319 20 to life out scoring Oak Ridge tant Hilts tuudlvrlslor.. 37* .m e * . John Zculi was th# re<.lU iuch , Ufh, ..bUnket Qumicla (1-3 ) 571 00 I'erfecta ( 4 2) 5112 50 in that period. Dudley led the Ihitlls hsarlr.* will >•# katd hot .hot for Pryor'* with • 336 (in|lb •• In (ka County Cnmmlsslonsr* Perfects (3-1) 3175 30 . Mulurl K indle 560.364 |<K-alt with aix point* aril Rousw. Court II o us*. Ksuford. »et Lake Monroe Inn heWl i M sevrn to-ooe Whlgham was aecond with Ftoridn. on J s s i s r r II. t i l l their fourth glare standing d e - l,) ,^ hroi[r second, dropped a t t : |t P. M. or na fraon th-rathree. Burnatead and Echoia after aa poaatbla •pit* 'losing three points to back to fourth on the final added a basket each and Mark Ssmiaolfr <-oorty Ikwr-t af th* "upoetter*" W is d o m ---- - turn and then cam e on fast tn Uaborn added a free ehot to Adiusimsnt * * S enlc* te .in . Al Cbs'Jkn wa. !hr , trMch to u k e lt , U Mis. Dy Hal A. Colbart, qwalrgive Sanford 40 point* The TALLAHASSEE (UI’l) — high for Wisdom with a 519 wson Anrona roared from seventh Pioneer, made eight point, I’ukltsk Jan. IS. IH4 Th* Game and Fresh W ater to tal while John (the !a>mb) CDI-IS but it looked like the T rite Fish Commission reported 46 K.’xvland took hooors (or la k e plac* In the final straightaway would win when they h ad ‘the ■ E N IV O L r COCSTT dr*r wrr* killed Jan. 9 during Monroe Inn with a 212 30$ to finish a Box- behind O.l) » a n « n ■* o r a d s c i t u k i t ball in lb* fourth quarter. The G cnrral. an experimental ontlorloos series. kallva of Pwfcll* llaarta* gam* ended with Oak Ridge T o w kora It m a r o a c o t o i deer hunt on th* Eglin AFB Tba Ctyok'i Corner team bcld T i l k a m ln o l* C o a n t y R oar * ahead 41 to 40 reservation. fifth plac* although the^ drop­ of AdjustiTttnt will hold a publi d k s n r m a t o r u n a ld a r th* poasWildlil* biologists classi­ ped threw point* to th* Amer­ I t lllly of a r a a l l n * a o poeu) Cubs Sijfn 3 fied th* hunt as successful. ican Legion Post No 53 t*»ra. a x r o p l l o a to tk* Eui-lt-c Ursula Director A. D. Aldrich said Post Commander Tom Best CHICAGO (D P I) — The Alan* I* pas wit o 4 , | kaonslo I* an A -l Asrtcuitur* son* aa th* legal harvest of surplus Chicago Cub* today announ led hia team with a M i 353 raquaots* ky Doa Spraadbury | NEW YORK (LTPI) — cod th* signing of Ltndy Mc­ oa Iks following daaerlhqd pro- deer, regardless of sox, waa »erie» and Team , Captain Mickey Mantle will have a conpony: NWU of I W t (Iota wu, “ nothing mor* than good Daniel and two took!* relief Clyde P k rc y w a. hot cm hi. for | l0o.ooo U ^>oth. of VWI, of X V (t of l « k l sound wildlife management pitcher*. Gordon Bcgt and Soetloa 14-lta-ilK . trail with a 205/543 scries WU hia feelings about b*ing sec­ public ksarlag will k# ksld and th# same typo of monagv- Its (Firecracker) Magtto waa Ray N* ond b a it la th* County ComwlaoUnsra ment program practiced by the star for Couki Corner Hooni. Court H«u*o. fanford. Ralph Houk, vice president Florida, on January IS. t i l l at domestic livestock fanners." with zuo/561 in the final match and general manager of th* Til* P. M. or a* oooa tkaraaftsr Aldrich said 270 hunters of the night the Ruse k 44'ilk's fr* paaalhl*. New York Ysnkeva, confirm­ nomlaol* C a u ty Board of participated in th* h u n t Restaurant te»m regained ed a previous report by Do­ Adjualiwaot their winning stride with a ited PrrM International when By Hal A. Cuihart ChairMohammed d slm ed drsernt four point plastering of their m#i Pal-ltak Jan is. «SSI from Ishmael, son of A bra­ old tormootrrs the Harry'* he intimated Tuesday th at ManU* would rwelv* a 5100.CDi-SS. ham tod H sgar. Bar tod Package team. Gtar- 000 contract for th* third ik k is a L i t o m t g* Paulk w u th* mainstay of straig h t year, n o v Mi> u r A U J t 's T u r v r Us* Rosa and Wllk's outfit with Vsilrs of Pwkll* Maori a* Thar* ha to boon acres re­ To whom It may coaeara: ■ 210 564 and team captain port* th at ManUa'a salary * Tho Sawlavla County Board of sr.w in o L B r o r m Gordon Honeycutt waa close would b# bout tod above th* Adjnatmoat will hold a public Bovmd * r AisJt r r w a . T ACTION! THRILLS! hoarta* to ooasldsr Ik* poaabehind with a fin* 200/561. »•((*• Of F s M M M eu H *. oiXi ' (-■top figure of 1106,000 rocoivIklllly of tra a tlk x pormtaaloa T o b b s is M may c s S o r .i High games recorded this *J by Willi* Mays of tb# Baa taapark a traitor la ooajskctloa Tk * Stains!* C o a t y Board with aommarcUl aa# for oooap- of Adjastaoat w ill bold a pub­ week were by Don Dorman WINNING FORM—CHjrmpk chsmplon Christina Goitschcl ok»y by aa omployo* la a C-S lic h ta rik f to cosaldor th* with 243, Paul Marcotte 227. Franriaci Giants, but Houk FIRST GAME ib Is back tn winning form as she whips into action to s i s a on)y said,'- " th a t's • le t of Commorwtal sea* aa to ssriisd btoalbllttp of sraatlag a v a rSlalom i k i in Gonnanx. John SpoUki 214, George by 6 C Blows! *o tba follow- lane* to lb* Boalag Bogola7 ;4 0 y ja . la x dootlikod proporty: U’S of Hub* to pa r a i l kltrhan faclU- Paulk 210, Honeycutt and Geo­ bunk." PARI-MUTUEL tb* fottowlaxi Box XW cor It** la a gusot aaartaant which rgs Swann hub, John Kn^eiand Bloch X raa 6 SM iT ft N IS* w ill ka attach** ta tk* anal* WAfiERINfi D e cisiv e F ig h t ktaoa. aa r**a*at*d by C alrta 1414' ■ 1*1 ft M It'S T B SI ft and Harry Prole coat 212, K 11*4144' I II ft X TS* 1144' Ilia* -w. oa tk* faUowtac do* P im p and Beat 200. Jock LONDON (D PI) — Eng­ II 6AMES NlfiHTl B IS ft ■ SI* 1144' B IMS ■ IS* erikod proportyi X U af Lot S. 414*' I I ' ft N tl* 1444' C It.Sf Glttl* Watklagloa K* tataa auk. Frost 104, Murphy 201 and 201 land's Haary Cooper, heavy.' ft n is* # r ■ t# i l ltd. i t i dlvlai.a, r. U S. P*. fj.'w lih and Magtto aa even 300. weight champion of tha Bri­ ON 100 BRANDS W lr aa rood «** ft t# box. aaaaaaal for rood yarp aoa tish Empire, meet* Dick Wipovor K II ft of-Lot S. Mobil* Manor lad Soetloa. Public boarlng will bo bold S e n io r G o lfe r Public hsarlax will k* hold perinea cf Buffalo, N. Y , to­ I* tha County Commlasloaora la tb* Coaaty c»aal**loa*r* NORWALK. Conn. ( U P I t - night in a fight that may doCRL an ,' / L llooaa. 'Cuwrt Hour*. Baaford. Hooa. Court Ilona*. Saaf.-rd Florida, oa Jaauary IS. ISSI at P lan So. on January is. l i f t at WUliana D- Higgins of San eld* whether Cooper retire* Til* P. M or a* oooa i nor oaf tar tils P, M. or aa oooa thoroaltar Leandro, Calif., winner of th* or conUnM* in tha ring. »««F I* 9; »T I f SS T | aa poaotbl*. aa p -talk)*. ' ARCADE PACKAGE STORE ■aaslnot* County Baard at 1904 USGA Senior Amateur kaoilaola ftoaaty Board of Adjsstm oal Aijuoimost 01 FKRFBCTA OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - «:1* P. M. Canada's EXPO 07 1907 By Hal A. .Colbatv Chair- tournament, today was nomad * By Mai A Colbart. Chair­ LAST GAMR 210 K. FIRST __ SANFORD M l senior (wlfar-of-tha-yoor by World Exposition at Mont­ man W l CITE TOP VAJ.UB STAMPS Publiah Jan. II. 1HI Publish Jan. IS. tSS4 Golf Dig**! magaalsa. real) will c o m *24 acres. CIU-JT L o i-ts A H o t t e s t D o g s O u t T o n ig h t Jet Lanes Tops In City League Legal Notice 48 Deer Killed In Experiment Lions L#ad Throughout At the s ta rt of Tuesday nlght'a Oviedo-Florid* Air Academy yame at Melbourne the score was 0-0, That'8 -the only time ii was close. Oviedo's red hot basketball artists downed the Academy 95 to 65 as Hex Brooks scored 34 points. David El»el bucketed 3 5 ---------------------------------points fo r th e Academy but th e re s t of th e squad l&iwed f a r behind. Brooks •Greyhound Five hitting Squeaks 1-Point in Last Seconds kept with his jum p shot# as Tim Colbert fired away out front as Oviedo moved to a 21 to 15 lead in the first quarter. Florida Air mad# it appear to be a contest in the second quarter, movtng within five polnto^-15 to 30—but th«t'» a* Close a*_thry get. The score, was 40 to 30 *t the half and 60 to 53 as th* final period started. The Academy’s defrfi.e d §appeared Ilk* a je t on take­ off In the final stantm and Oviedo surged ahead. By Jim Racrhca Herald Sporta W riter Lyman High School'* Greybound* squeaked to a &8-to-57 victory over Leesburg on th# tatter's court Tuesday night after tha lead had changed hand, a whopping 17 time*. Th* win k*«p* th# Grey* hound'* Drang* Belt Confer­ ence record .p o tle ... Mike Sterling settled (ho UlUT hf f e e d a tfc'Opointer with 34 oecotula re* reaming in th* final .tan as, Leesburg held th* lead a t the end of the first quarter when they bucketed 10 points to th* visitors' 8. Lyman caught fire in the second pe­ riod and took the lead by on* point. 'jS to 23 aa th# f lr .t Oviedc’a fifth win of the aeaton. E ltl'a helper wai E i Rnv* with 13 for th e loaer*. This wa* Florida Air Academy'* aecond lot* in a row after four straight win* at the atari of the aeaaon. Oviedo 22 15 26 2b—96 them ahead with a haiket* 15 16 2 3 12—65 with aix seconds left In th« Academy 1period. The hoot team tipped ahead t in the third teation scoring 20 points to tha Greyhound* 17. The lead continued to see­ saw hack and forth until th# M iry McLaufhHo foiled her sparkling basket by Sterling fl”#t Z4 irAir. • in the Hi Iced the rot;teat. Nuotieii Bom Jin* l.ea ru e thi« Scorer* for Lyman were mro’h Her tcore mat an Slit A*her with 17; Sterling. 12; \o the Jrt Inn train a# they Gen* Wmklenlan, 12, Davn made a clean »ue#p ./faintt Mali*. 12; Eddio Lung. 4; and Wt!#on-M*ier Furniture. Richard M orv, L Hetty N«-# iomc'9 1W WT Leesburg a top baskaUera hr<|>rd Hunt He«lty win three were John Wolfe, 16; Jim fvoints from St#n%tri*m -Heal* Crum. 14; and Craig D»wkt). ini, 13. Marc* CarathefV !0 M ? 2 In the Jayveo contest L*eomat high fo r Natmnmide In- buig tie d out a 61 to 46. • urmnie when they tallied .three points from .\rt Brown I'est C'tntrol Nominees Set Marf a r e t •f*rkt 179*4<0 Tor NEW BRUNSWICIC—N'. JT 1i **>ir#•r.0 T r a c t o r * helped v o r r (D P D —The Football Founda­ threw mina ajfiainst Sn«'en.ak tion Honors Court will rum * er < 4*nsti u rlio n . nine former college player# iKil Button and Carolyn from among 66 nominee* to Sallee cf#n%erted tr.t -V10. the National Football Hall of Betty Nfwioni# anti l» u u r Fame during the convention I‘>le 2-7; arid t!ile^n Corn* ft of the National Collegial* the l & Hett) Newsornr put Athletic Association in Chi­ loyrther four strike* in a rom cago this weekend. TVie league is now at the half may matk and tim stand­ ings arm; Stcnstrom Realty, 53-1S; Behrens TrarU»rs. 47la2U ls; Jet Inn. 42*2»i; J o r'i Laundry. Bob’s nnd Otto’s 36.S2; Southern Air. 3t>-32; Barber Shop Nationwide Insurance,. IN THE NEW T2 ‘w; Wilson Mater Furni­ ture. 32-3*; Art Bromn Pest Sanford Plaza Coritrul. 32-3^; leaks Monro*' H uy. 17-93 Inn Lsai»««, 27*41; Hunt Real­ Operated By ty Checkmate*. 23-4-*; M A R HOB WILKEHSON Bar 21*47, and Shoemaker (Ionstraction, lw-49. Mary M'Laughlin Rolls First 200 NOW OPEN Mickey’s Pact For $100,000 a ia i- Legal Notice T O N IG H T S P E C IA L S Sorry — N# Minors NIGHTLY 8 :10 FRONTON - MATINEES Wednesday • Friday • Saturday 2 p.m. Thrill to the exciting new PERFECTAl THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT “V her* Th* Tap Doga Raa — Rain Or Shins’* EV ERY D A Y ! FARRELLS SUNDAY \/n*c/o V M r aj hi r i K E N N t L r i su i Cl UH HWV. 1 7 -0 2 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD * ORLANDO �Buy "S U P ER -R IG H T " M E A T A t A & P - - - And Get W hat You From theV rim e producing areas of (he nation, (he “Super-Right” quality meat on display In your neighborhood A&P is quality controlled every step of the way. A&P Inspectors check every load of A&P’s “Super-Right” meats coming in the new Jacksonville A&P Meat Plant. It’s elem entary - - * when guaranteed high quality meal is on sale, you ought to he in on It! “Super-Right” quality steaks are on sale this week at your A&P! What arc you waiting for? G U A RA N TEE! A&P W ILL CHEERFULLY REFUND YOUR MONEY IF YOU ARE NOT COM PLETELY SUPER-RIGHT i FTEAVY WESTERN BEEF A LLG O O D IIR AN D S LIC E D "SUPER-RIGHT" SMALL Spare R i b s 4 5 ‘ Bacon r 85 U.S.ILA. GRADE “A" BAKING SW IFT PREMIUM CANNED HAM SATISFIED *» $369 H EN S » 39 fa p 'n John'* (Julrk K roirn ilrradrd ••SITER-K IG ltT" SKINLESS ALL MEAT Franks w 39 ‘ Flounder 99 SPECIAL! JANE PARKER ANGEL FOOD CAKE OK APPLE PIE 1-Llt. 8-OZ. EACH HONKLKSS r l 'l . t . ( I T SPECIAL! IONA YELLOW CLING HALVES OK SLICED ROUND l-i.n. PEACHES DRY MILK C L O S E T IM M M 111) I3 -O Z . c CAN SPECIAL! W HITE HOUSE INSTANT NONFAT T-BONE ln.r Trlmmrd tlonrlri C LO S E TR IM M E D TOP ROUND RoNKLKSS M IN U T E PORTERHOUSE Or ritidr Trimmed lltin rlrii CUBED l ’-QT. SIZE SIRLOIN ritHsi* Trimmed llonrlrM SIRLOIN TIP LB. LB. .SPEC IA L! FIKESIDE CHOCOLATE OK BANANA Instant CHOCOLATE JUMBO PIES MARCAL TISSUE FLAVORED DRINK SPECIAL! Just hot water and A&P 13-4/5 or. PKG. inrl "nrrhaa* r SAVE AT A&P! / h s te trt Alka-Seltzer 35' Makes 2 Quarts 1IU |nm« 49' BUTTER SHAM POO Made & Sold by ZAP Giunt Uutllu 89' KETCHUP 3 peacil 33 49 O ’C L O C K Coffee Save 4c I LB. BAG 8 LII. HAG G R A P EFR U IT 49‘ lc l.aChoy Corn Meal IV2 lb. 21c Soy Sauce Nuhi.ro Prrmluq* l.uChoy Chow Mein Noodles Colgate 5-oz. 19c La Choy Chow M*tn lb. box 29c l-O l. Cun Noodles 3-oz. can 17c Hj-O*. Can - •' l.aChoy Chop Huey 29c V egetable 1-Lb. Cun 33c Chop Suey Light Tuna Fluffy "AH" 81c "All" Honey Comatork Cherry Detergent 13c Off 3-LB. BAG 8 -oz. 25c 1-Lb. Cua it nit 2/37c Dog Food Lge. Pkg. Detergent . 33c Breeze Detergent Glad Bags . 25^ nT g i i a ? PLAID STAMPS llh Ihlu roonon tnd purrhuau iof Ann rue San d It'll Spread p in t jar 39c Coupon! good thru S .l Jan. 16. .v» iin i h ia i a r a ii l^acfittira it, plaid STAMPS P J IT With thin rnunnn and purrhuuu nf - Ann I’ue* Pure >£' Itlackherry Jam 12-oz. ja r 35c j {H Coupon* good thru S»L, Jun. 16. Ju*. 1-16 63 ____j :U : i i : i i ; i a . . f p H l h a t i i i ir«S b * w in ^ m a id STAMPS ! | | With (hlu coupon and purrhuuu nf 1 Worthranru IM Chocolate Stare 8-oz. pkg. 35e Save Only PlaicT Stamps .Get Pine Gilts Fester JM Couponu good thru 8aL, Jun. 16. AUAM iC A *AC«lC IIA CQMA.nr. QIC j i . ui £ u p e r J^ a rk e ts MAI. >(4 1 UMOCIIll (OOB WIKulNt 1(W<I IIM Pie Mix 1-lb. 5-oz. 43c Denial Cream 77c Dixie Cups 50 35c Surf 3 Lb. Liquid Detergent Cold W ater 37c 35c Save I4< 3 LII. HAG O N IO N S Siuut Hr* 69 1-LB. BAG ALL PURPOSE l-l.b. Can S tar K itl Chunk SI,I* C'j-U i.-Can Detergent Family Size Refill For Detergent 39‘ O R A N G ES l.aChoy Mrutlruu E* Ibeck Saltines 5 LII. HAG | SWEET JUICY i | Cou|inni good thru Sul., J tn . 16. •« J u t. 1-1663 :t« ; i i n ^ i H i i i . E IG H T APPLES BANANAS With IhU coupon iintl purchim# of L S Cana Of Ann rug* | Pork & Keanu 3 8-oz. run* 29c Sale! MILD & MELLOW ALL PURPOSE GOLDEN RIPE iin ;u :a :ii:n S .l ' SPECIAL! HALO Creamy, rich tasting hot chocolate in jig time! So nu­ tritious, so LOW in price, and the milk’s already in it! FRESH JUICY I ii r u 1(1 KOI. i. PACK 12 Oi. | im Nhn ANN PAGE CREAMY SMOOTH PEANUT Dm. o f 23 r PLAID STAMPS HOXES OF 12 M 75’s 29c Jax. 1-16-63 Pinecrest Shopping Center llw y, 17-92 a t 27th P r im in Ihiu ad ara good through Saturday. January 16. Detergent Dishwasher L k • Pkg- Detergent 5c Off Lge. Pkg. Detergent 5c Off L ge. Pkg. Detergent Condensed 3 Lb. 1 Oz. 1 Lb. IF , Oz. 33c Silver Dust 30c Rinso Blue Liquid D etergent Pi. 6 Oz. Fabric Softner 10c Off Qt. 1 Oz. qt. 79c Lux Liquid qt. 76c Swan Liquid 65c Final Touch 75c Wisk 28c "All" Gcrbera Strained 79c "All" Lustre Cream 45c Lee . Size >V.t ^ pt. 41c Baby Food 6/65c Shampoo 60c �Stir #«nforl grralB Page f>— Wed. Jnn. 13, ’65 Casselberry 'Admiration' Society Meets Dr Julian Stews trow I t w m alm ost • mutual ad­ miration society meeting Mon­ day night when tha Caraelberry Town Council waa re­ organized for the year 1965. County Prosecuting A ttorn­ ey Ken M rintoih, who waa renominated and conflrmad for another term aa attorney for the council, and retiring board ' chairman Edward A. I.unn came In for moat of the arroladea. Doth ware highly commend­ ed by membera of tha coun­ cil and cltltana for tha faat th a t during tha paat two year* more municipal legiilation waa enacted by tha coun­ cil than during tha entire pre­ vious S3 years of tha town'a hintory, On the other hand, McIn­ tosh ami I.unn—a fte r compli­ mentary remark* to each other—cxpreaicd their appre­ ciation to. other member* of tha board and appointaaa serving tha town fo r thalr efforts to make the past two years tha most progrelslve during* the p a it.q u a rte r cen­ tury. Also sworn Into office Monday were Town Marshal Cua .Sawyer and Town Clark Mary Hawthorns. Mrs. Haw­ thorne waa highly command­ ed by I.unn for her aarvlcai to the council. I.unn declared th a t during 1(104 the council, which has 12 regular meetings a year, actually met 31 times to con­ duct I lie affair* of th* muni­ cipality. ■ " I t ’s no longer ■ town," fold Councilman Overman. "Casselberry'* now a city." The entire board paid It* compliment* to P*ui Itatai mid Her man Joyce for tha or­ ganization and program of tlio Cusaelberry Volunteer lir e Department. The department, recently comim-ndcd by former chair­ man of the Hoard of County Cninmisaioriera — Jam es P. Avery, was described by vari­ ous couioilmen as being sec­ ond only to the Sanford Fir* Drpar loiont which, of co u n t, hns n -paid force. p ig s ® B Wl«rch»n'* ■ 24G0 PARK AVE, r CE$)DEEP-CUT 3 2 5 S P E C IA L! SAVE A64 ON ICE BLUE OVER /GO DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES! HERE ARE JUSTA FEW... ELSEWHERE..... ........ 'OUR REG. PRICE...:. C H E C K Y O U R S A V IN G S ! F ljE & D E E P - C U T ^0 IZXD S P EC IA L! TOOTH PASTE • SAVE 32* ON Legal Notice CREST *>1 Ml M i l , K ('<11 V T 1 m i l n i l 111' A l l i l «TMKJIT vr-llca- o f P u b l l r l l m r l i i T' l wH ruti If rn Ay rrifirPfff ’ Tlii* Hr nil mi l * <Tout'll 7 Jlna n l itf \ 1 ' 'i * r m**nf wi l l h r t t i * pub* I' if! MM ( n tniUllil al lb* T» ' - 11 . ' 1 raf g r * n 1 1 n « it v»f* l.itit# fit# F.nTiini tt^mildi* fl I« t *i| ti # a 1#1 laIF ELSEWHERE..... OUR REG. PRICE •» • f • a i m , f«n t h # f ol l ow in * | mm ici l »al # iff f i t a m l f f l ' | l * | f. * D i p S\V ri i r n f S*»| „ f S?*' 4 ttf S\S Hm t l n n f * - 1 1 H - 1 »♦K, f mm l it a>ft i p S • It* MR l b # \V lln# lit PftltS m : . r.f N W H 110 ft. t i l l P K | i s r « l l # l In t b * H hi t # I.f a 4 1<1 N*4 r f N f t *4 o f N W ' 4 «♦ -is f t . t o t b # w i r l l / W Of 1. ’« l!nw#H noRi. Iht Tt r# NW ' l y a In n g «al 4 TX! W t o 0 l l n # . , ( #4lt1 N nf Nr.** of tf\V % t h f i c p W a l o n g «» M A l i n t >; - i n t o r o i l I m M ic h a t t r l b f w i l l hm h#'M; In i h« i.*iiii fil l’ r ^ m m l » * l n n i u Is-..in. r n u r t If oi»##. p#t i f o r i . X ^ [£EED EEP -C U T W V 3 x t ) S P EC IA L! ^ EXTRA LARCE TUBE WITH FLOURISTAN DANDRUFF SHAMPOO • SAVE 44* S h o u ld * '^ 1 I -!{hi n, on J *rttyt r y 11, \ 9*1 at " art I* M tr # • an©n I b a r f # f> t o r p« p n a p l b l i K a mi not # f o u n t 7 lUi&r<4 .of A <1J it * I m i n i f i r 11 #1 a C o l h i r t , r n » l r tltH II I*iiti||»h JAR- 11. 1 M l rh l :i THE DANDRUFF CONTROL SHAMPOO THAT WORKSI. . MDEEP-CUT FOOD ►♦ 8PECIAL1 F A lf « 66c 66c ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH * SAVE 44* 75c 95c $1.00 55c 83c $1.00 87c V -O 5 SHAMPOO 7«. $1.00 87c V - 0 5 CREAM RINSE 7-. CLAIROL HAIR SPRAY $1.00 83c $1.17 GLEEM TOOTH PASTE rAmrwv POLIDENT ia i c c LAVORIS 17-. SUDDEN BEAUTY JUST WONDERFUL $1.50 it 99c - h a i« i « a y GILLETTE s ia in u m BLADES n WILKINSON rAJtAw BLADES r . BRYLCREEM R N a u n VITALIS HAIR TONIC m h h u m ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS io-. ANACIN TABLETS io^ BUFFERIN TABLETS too. B DEEP-CUT 3 8PECIALI MILK OF MAGNESIA 58c $1.00 83c $1.90 $1.57 87c RAPID SHAVE —»•«*«.««.631 $ 1 .0 0 f , U. Hot 1214 Sanford Ku gentle la Mildred Haney eCK-SUI Drlluna ' Mary Gettings Bear Lake m-aair Sophie llainea * 6*8-4402 . Dcllary -. H m SQUIBBS MINERAL OIL o u a jv ROYAL PETROLEUM JELLY t « m ............. 581 .— 1 L ' IFI •-^^ ... *J ' .’ -A 'jL'-r'* 83c 61c $1.47 99c 69c g ia n t 14o i BOTTLE Sp3pDEEP-CUT ^ 3 S 6 S P E C IA L ! ^ r SPRAY DEODORANT • SAVE 62* ON ELSEWHERE..... OUR REG. PRICE. FOOD FAMILY SIZE .•^EWHERE.:,.... lit-REG. PRICE 87c 87e 43c r 69c 61c 96c $1.19 87« 97c 43c ^ D E E P -C U T ^ S P E C IA L! 2/49c 2/29c 79c 71c 49c $1.69 $1.43 DRISTAN TABLETS ### $1.89 $1.67 CONGESTAID FOR COLDS iom ; K6.47 $50.78 YOUR TOTAL SAVINGS ON JUST THIS PARTIAL U S T ... *_________ ELSEWHERE..... OUR REG. PRICE, 7flc 66c PHILLIPS S £ S £ * TABLETS BAN Roll-On DEODORANT ^ ^ 99c 87c 95c 7r . GXD S P EC IA L! 78c 79c B-C HEADACHE POWDER 34. AERO SHAVE i t - Virginia relroekt Nora Norris TK #-1114 8. Seminal*. 79c 98c 83c 99c 83c RUBBING ALCOHOL t a » SCHICK SHAVE BOMB *v. SAVE 16* ON FA 1-4M4 Lake Mary 89c $1.25 $1.25 FAIR I’ h jH U 98c JERGENS LOTION io»** » i.o p $1.00 MENNENS BABY AAAGIC J & J BAND AIDS 3HHR ITIif •MEDIUM 49c FOOD ELSEWHERE........ OUR REG. PRICE, $1.07 $1.25 75c $1.96 NOXEMA CREAM to 8 A N F0 1 U I FOOD f AH 89c 89c CREST TOOTH PASTE / A M u ritn SECRET Roll-On |Mm am ^ [£ r£ JD E E P -C U T OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE GILLETTE wrunui BLADES 20* ELSEWHERE..... OUR REG. PRICE nowi W DRECK SHAMPOO )H. PRELL SHAMPOO u » c l . t i*-r *k* t *h. in ppfmil fhc rrr»* - *1i -.1 11-*--t i*r .»|irrty. n 1\ *•r 11- in * I -tie .. n jinlloft i ntan uYrtc ftir • nia WMItl ELSEWHERE OUR REG, PRICE ~ INSTANT SHAVE • SAVE 42* ON D IIP -C U T SPECIAL PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 14tk THRU THE WEEKEND. ALL OTHER PRICES ARE r e g u l a r s h e l f p r ic es . N 0 1 E....C cK tr .it! ii CARRY 10X FEDERAL EXCISE TAX„.NA1R SPRAYS, COSMETICS. ETC. ELSEWHERE______ OUR REG. PRICE., �u* * Ihr • ftanfarfi V rn B Wen. Jnn. 13, '#>'> —Pa«e f How To Cut •Your Own Taxes— 8 F O O D QUANTITY FIGHT* RESERVED FLA. GRADE 'A' FRESH STEWING C H IC K E N S i o rF nR cE cE I a [G R E E N S T A M P S j n A « E X Ti R — —* c a | | » MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS | S UJITU i t r nCOUPON n i R U AAND U n f l PUICHASI l B r U A U n fOF WITHs uTHIt POT FOAIT OR BONRLISIXHUCK-R0AST 3 LBS OR OVER * V SMOKED (BY THE PIECI1 BACON YOUR CHOICE! l.3% Cost Quick Chapped-FermeJ-Fraxen 2. i BEEF CUBE STEAKS 10 89c MORRELL FRESH ROLL SAUSAGE 3 ... T ° CUT FROM THE TENDEREST ------- ERS YOUNG PORK '7 & < aC ef 1/4 SLICED PORK LOIN SHRIMP m ..= ,*P LIBBY FROZEH • 74ot FOLY BACS VEGETABLES CENTER CUT RIB CHOPS PORK LOIN HALVES'. 9 ITHER HALF LB' i a SWEET PEAS 2".".25* PEARS ROSEDALE CREAM STYLE F YNE - TAS T E WHOLE 2^ 2 * 3 31 m CANS APRICOTS 4 1h>CANS LB OR SI LP - NATURALLY AGED NATURALLY TENDER RISING BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BROWNEX FROZEN BREADED-' SHRIMP fR E E EX TR A LB | BONELESS BEEE STEW LB ’ SUHAID PURE STRAWBERRY-APPLE PRESERVES ’ Rl lMtMtEOwPUM ( 14 ^ '^ 2 - 1 L i CUPS MAYFAIR I • [J X D COTTAGE CHEESE ■ *•• >».« 1'if^t I BEEF POT ROAST ___ ■ M ERC HAN TS G R EEN STAM PS j MdilltoF iuc k r o a s t ; . JUNE BOY FRESH • LIMIT-2 WITH FOOD ORDER SEI 100 FREE STAMP COUPON AT TOP at t"-t w.h »(V(m «.il 12 1 1- 20- 65— — — * Mt<(h*nU . i 1 q« nh tl'N loti (iA^M 1W FUtiHAM (N l 46 o« I SANI-FLUSH J h i«ro*. to M I'WO «ju m FYN E-BAKE DELUXE White, Yellow. Mo.bit, Spice, Devils Food ^ /tO p p & ts A • M ERC H AN TS G R EEN STAM PS ! * PYNrlTAST BARTLETT *1* • KALE — QT. JAR REG. • TURNIPS with or oKItful root* - Li-.ii-iwuh5.oo Or Meie OrJ.r ROSCDALE CORN • MUiTARO • COLLARD f LB BAD PLAIN FROZEN GREENS --- - TASTE MAYONNAISE LB SOUTHLAND■ 10 m PKGS | FYHE- CHASE & Sa n bo rn COFFEE..... L.‘.c.*r. 59. YOUR CHOICE! ■ « “ ■■■* P R E - M A R 100"; P U R E • LIMIT-1 WITH 5 00 OR MORE FOOD 0 R0 ER m GREEN PEAS ’ 8 Or Mm# Oidtf 1-20-45 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY ALASKA BREADED • MIXED VEGS. . CUT CORN . BABY LIMAS L i . u - t wa s . oo » i APOItlON 10 TUI STAMPS Toy I f CftV* WTTH VOU» F V IO H S I , 1 1 * m m m m m m v w w iis *ni MC«*B 1 1 * FIRST QUALITY 100X NYLON SEAMLESS m ^ MESH HOSE W O 7 < ----------ROI.II IN PACKS OF T H U — CAKE M IXES 4 — KIBBLER' S SAL T ED j j FNR ■ IXYRA * M ER C H A N TS G R EEN STAM PS J V m”m*** e®U*ON*** PWBOAAII Of a lilM p J ’ MIXED NUTS 4 9 B O T TL E OF 60 BUFFERIM ■ UkH— — r M M r u a l l l 1-J0-4S | P R t l KXTRA ___ By Kay He Crane Enterprise Aaam. On* of the greatest joy* o4 home ownership is realized a* Income tax filing time. A real glow of satisfaction spread* over the face of the otherwiee grumbling taxpayer as he *pre*d* out on the desk in front of him a pile of 13 mortgagn paym ent receipt*. A* he scan* each receipt ha coplea down just one figure from each slip and then carefully add* the 12 entries. l i t is eagerly totaling the inter* .1 eel he paid during 10(14 on h it homa mortgage and for Just that one night ha wishes tl were even higher. For every penny of his hv tercet charges I* fully deduct* Ible on his Income tax retunw Horn* ownera who are paying off a siralde m jrtgngo ususb ly elect to llcm ite their doductions instead of selecting either of the two option.—She standard deduction which aW Jowa 1(1 per cent of income un~fu~a piiiaimniii o f ft'.fthflt or the new minimum standard deduction which permits a set* tlement of fjnu plus |11H) fo t each exemption. , While mortgage interest u*. uatly is the biggest interest item when deductions are be­ ing totaled there are many other kinds of in te rrit, all nd which can he used to reduce the amount of tax you will pay. Did yon huy a new or used car on time last yeai ? Mor­ row from n bank, savings and loan, rrvdit union or finance compnriy to fu|i*o|lda1e debts, improve your home or Imy new furniture? If so, the in­ terest you paid on the use erf the money is deductible How about a loan for a college stu­ dent's tuition? Interest paid to Internal Revenue for lata payment on last year's taxes? These amounts, also, mu fully deductible. Carrying charges and serv­ ice charge* on many t>pes of Ihslnllmenl puy iileiits pose a problem for many taxpayers. Where the n> tool a m o u n t of tut,.rest is not shown on such a contract liileinnl He veto >a will allow ns m teiest ti per cent of the average monthly baJurne. l i f t is liow *•» a rriv e . wWC/t11s allowable illtel.st n«ure when preparing jo u r own tax return; (lather together nil you* monthly statement* tioin de­ partm ent stores, firnui ■ comjinnies ur any other fit it* with whom you made an Install­ ment jHiiehnsn e n tr a e t. lo ta | all the monthly balances, J>|. vide 4hit tot*l by 12 In obtain the average monllily balance. Multiple this figure d>y it peg eetlt and th a t is your nl)ous. able m teiest Knter |( on you# tax return ax "Interest on in­ stallm ent Jiurchases." Many home mortgage notea contain a penally elnu-e win h eslls for (be payment of Bn additional interest rliarga if the mottgnge ii paid off pra. maturely, generally witliin fivn nr t(> years after ilia mortgage is entered into, filch arcelernled paynonts ar« riot mmnnui in most hmisahoJds hut the rule rah apply | should the Inline lie s dd oithm l he penalty pciiyd. For at the tim . of the sale the m ort­ gage Is fully paid off through the funds placed in escrow. If you sold your horn* last year and you still had a si aaide m ortgage on it, belteg check your escrow statem ent. If you jiaid * penalty for early discharge of the mortgage thi* is additional Interest which )°U Tnay deduct on your tag return. New spaper M ER C H A N TS G R E E N STAM PS j M ( MM — ^ FOOD 2/taa FIGS DIXIE L IL T wmt 1— [OUW • F_A IR _ Froxen Com Muffins | PR A * " K X Y N A M ER C H A N TS G R EEN STAM PS F O O D I LADY FAIR IS— * F A IRjFRINCH STICK BREAD' r IrDHB___ __ . 161 v. I L0W ®new y t^nw^ai - i n—t jJIT *m THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR •THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR (NEXT. Thoas Deductible Taxe s. ) You can get additional, v a t uable tax help from a new <54pagn book "Cut Y'.uir Own Taxes," available only through this nswspspar, Ths book contains all of the information included in thg •tries,appearing In this new*, paper PLUS mi*rh more. Te order • ropy send your nsma, address and ftO centa to "C ut Your Own Taxea," e/o (Thg Sanford H erald), I*. O, Bog 4h», Dept. A, Radio City St*. Uon, New York IE, N .y . Intulio for ntedicBl usg h obtained front the p in rrra tie Elands of cattle, sheep, hogg and c u t alii tu h . �I • % » « 1 .* - \ £ V ..... Pane 8—Wed. Jan. 13, ’66 Tax Guide Ready Angeline Brown To W ed Audie L . Hudnell For Farmers And Ranchers-Tucker Vtjr #«Bfurb . RrralB .v B j Robert B. Thomas J r. 122-57St Mr. and Mr*. Henry Brown Sr. announce the com inf marr i a f t of their daughter, An* feline, to Andie L. Hudnell, Saturday a t their home, with Rev. H. B. H odfe officiating. The brldefroom -to.be le the eon of Mrs. Annie Mae Cham, bera, of 120 Academy Avenue. He la preaently aerrin f aboard the USS S h an frl La. Followinf (he weddinf, the couple will depart for Jack­ sonville. He will be there for two weeks and leave for an eirht-m onth tour of duty ov­ erseas. e # e Mrs. Ruby (M other) Wilson will be honored 'with an Ap­ preciation P ro f ram a t the Freewill Holineaa Church. It will run Saturday and Sun­ day. Mrs. Daisy Walden, Rev. H. Rota and others are the sponsors. Mrs. Wilson la most deservin f In belnf so honored. This dedicated person,, has been tnost instrumental In helpinf many boys and f irli find themselves, lle r aucceaa lies in the fact th at she fives y ounfstars love and security, I t has been my fortune to see some children when they „ -wpsT* r 5 T~ which will remain, forever In Mr*. Wilaona’ heart. If you attend thie program and visit the Good Sam aritan Horns you will ace w hat a magnificient job this human­ itarian and her sta ff are do­ ing. • • • The Bcthune-Cookman Col­ lege Choir will appear In con­ cert a t Crooms High School Friday, Jan. 22, a t 8 p. m. This program is sponsored by Trinity 5fethodist Church. • • » Young Ladles Community Club held its first meeting =of the new year a t the home of the president, Katie Robinson, who presided over the busi­ ness session. Plans were made for the year. Mrs. Lillie R. Hall was honored guest. Members present were: Mrs. Mabel Mathews, advis­ or; Annie L. Alexander, Marva Hawkins, Mrs. Ruthie N athan, Lillie B. Fields, Mrs. Roberta Roberts, Mrs.Natherine Bentley, Mrs. Moxell Johnson and Mr*. Alice Dav­ idson. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Pecola Taylor. • • • Mra. Eliiabeth Brown Wil- EVERETT MATHIS, Crooms High School junior, now undergoing a term inal course, will be eligible to enter masonry work as an ap­ prentice. (Herald I’hoto) T flrife g T er ln t o Mrs. W H sbllT I B m s ,- o P N a w s r t p N . J . T » sanctuary. Some had been re­ Tilting her parents, Mr. amf®’" jected, oUierCtiegtocted, etc. They were most frustrated. Exemplifying the patience' of Job, Mr*. Wilson tackled her Job with tremendous vlfor. A few months pass and aifn s of happiness on the faces of the younf subjects replace those which were once disturbed and unhappy. Ws are most fortunate to have this deeply religious and devoted person in our midst. You a r t asked to com# out and help make this a day ---- N utty Intruder Brings Police Mrs. Henry Brown. Mra. Wll llama is a 1950 graduate of Crooms High. Visiting with the Brown* was Robert S p i v ­ ey, also of Newark. • • • Mr*. Sarah R. Davis, of Newark, apent a few day* here during the Yuletide seaion. She ii the former Sarah Lou Rainca. Mr. and Mr*. Waldence (I’api Refoe, of Philadelphia, are viiiting for a few daya. M n. Refoe it the former Lil­ lie Belle Brook*. Both are graduate* of Crooms where he started in football. (TRANT EIHiE is shown holding a bunch of collard greens th a t he raised. It is IS inches wide and the leaves are 27 inches long. Edge is em­ ployed by the ACL railroad. NORTH HOLLYWOOD, What shall it 1* —group imCalif. MJPI» — Mr*. Helene Bell returned home and found provement or »elf improvea lamp overturned and a va»e ment * Many of u» have no knocked from her mantle. deiire to aurceed and, we do She summoned polk* off!- not llkr to are other* do the rer* L. F. l.tm our and E. »»tne. We du everything !>•••Imitrevlcs, who entered the *ible to block another person* house with piatola drawn and pr»grr>*. Jealousy and envy raptured the Intruder—a Tex­ urs the mark* of such do as red sq u irre l. Officer 1Jo­ m^thing'en. The persons *r# mour took the culprit home to 1* sym pathiied with heLAKELAND t l 'P l i — The for * pet. [reuse they suffer greatly. legislative committee of F id Ida Citrus Mutual hits railed for n two null pi-r ho* tin ..n all citrus grown in the state rir.i*n»iT o r n i M i m i i > o r •ri.n tiiiit •t it s : b k s h o r m m o h h to provide funds for an attia l «*V i n s t f n r H Its - <k#> -UlSY# » f * ' l e l U I * > I llru* Ueu toUnL i f tlitr r U i * mi DrftiRhf IW^M Mutual h*s been rn tii.il in *iR irr« the past of i iop estim ates C » * h h s l t r t t s i W' Htl ni f i *T l » * " k * a n d c#*'h llfim# l pi |*i... *** -f ■••<% made by the I S Deport t J n | | # d fCt Rl » » I j i i t i f n f n f f i l o b l l R ■t » t •'!* :tl s) ment uf Agriculture and h*» d ln d and r g*r *t t f — Mid the only way to gel s r . 0 b } < * * t t n n * o f * t * ! # a # n d p o U M ' *1 • UIt 'll bl»(n|ti curate clop estim ates s to Otli«r bond* n< it I n t«*•* jbave an a>i urate tree c o u n t ( i n r ! u *11ii c 1111 t* *» # # » u t I 11* • pf F# Irr «| ifvm iM *«t*1 Mutual executive vice presRlllH tl R « t *u*r»»t**d by U r i — Ideltt Robert W. Rutleilge C o r p o r a l # i t o t k * *ifn ludthB 9 V . r # a t <ck o f K « d # r a l l l * * * r v i I l p n h l r ---- — said that the crop estim ate n• ami tllMuunii {Including t Non# released then hy tlie tJSDA t i v t f i f * Iff a I . Two-Mill Citrus Tax Proposed By Mutual I ••v ' i l i a f t k ( i r # m t # # a o w t i n l I N*>«* f u r n l * l n » # a n . I f l t i u f V t 114 ' Ml t l < H a n k p r t m l i a i i > w n #4 * r # i u b ) # c t t o I N u n * l l # n # n<»t a » * u m #4 a r c * [I I • h i ' f # a#»#ia Other trUt • t • (111if -1 — «. ------ I.I A H tt .lT IK B D e m a n d its p o e lt* o t tnittvl to ats, p*rt* n e r e h lp s , xml e o r p n r x llo t is -------- - — T i m , xml - a c m e s d e p o s i t s of t n d l v i d o e l s . p e r t n e r s h l p s . e n d , ••rpo retlune ------------D e p n x lt e o f I ' n l l i t S i x t - x i l o c e r n . merit t t n c l i i d l n s tiuxret x x tln c > > ..... -*T D e p -. elt e o f Hlxtex xml pn tl ti eal s„l>dlvlxiotix .. D ep.. »lt x nf b x n k t o r i l f l-d a n d o t t o era' i her kx. eii T tiT A l. D E P O SIT * » I I . :« . « * < ) SI f a t T o t a l d e m a n d d t p u e l l a .. I T d ll III It l b ) T o t a l tlrnx an d a a v l a s a d e p oxtta — ..... I l.lll.llllt V o l l l i l i a or o t h e r ll e n e I N u b , on b a n k p r e m is e # a n d I N o n e on o t h e r r e a l a e ta ta R e d l e r o u n l e e n d o t h e r l i a b i l i t i e s fo r borrowed money ......... . . ............ ....... — —. A c c e p t a n c e e e x e c u t e d by nr fo r a c c o u n t of this hank and uu tatand lng _________________ O t h t r I la b Hi I Is x ................- . . —--------------------— _ _ _ ..I F l o r i d a , la r r o h a i e . in rr t h e E s t a t e o n U L l . l K K It t: It N I » N , IS.SIS m * • • t i l t «7! St i tififts. , ii st.sst t: i t: i " tv «: i t i f t n l:i i*»n:i :« fu n d s of These , to road aid tn the guard facilities . . . . . . have ■tulru fruit out of state. Legal Notice prf i Mi l In lh# (It ftxtraltl# I'uufi- I In fkr 1 *»«fl nf Ik# H K I t s l I ON rfr.reaa MAIlTIIA #4, anti at *al4 n m » l h # n * h <1 j t h # i # r its k f a p p l k a f l u i t to lit* T u i l l • #Ml Ju l i t ft«r * fi n a l a t H l r - l l« * lit« LI. l Jan *.l :3<lJ hi :i H ik m u .i: i in at % till %II tl O F i l l J I aTMF.AT llr nr lug Tit who in 11 in *y no no#r n ' ( ••uniy t> Ju U r nf f*#muiislr I’.Mitily | l u l i r , R r m la u lr t • a a l j , K l f i >4* h#r f Inail v«r| it 1°fi « a l«l«. In I*r »■k mi r . K it' u tr u of 1h# K as ai# o f In r#» i:* l n f# o f K LARGE 2 BUSHEL CAPACITY RECTANGULAR m it n f f j n i. a h As s l l r # *»f I ' li h H r r i > \ i. t n o i ti i: Nat I* m i 4 I *• h) | h i n th at th # un>l#r# l| n#4 w in , on lh # 4tt» tla> uf V rltruaf i , A 1» lei twist K (A R e g u la r $1.98 R e ta il Value) I jual rnritl 1U Hal A Culh#rt, I'hft lff sta­ ' f 1''1 c a l l e d a valuab le tool 1 i n p r e v e n t i n g t h e s h i p m e n t Ilf t l #i c t s n l Solit > . : it m p r o v liiv ope-iatlnn ts ihe t o w n «f *h- f o u w i , J u lia - , « , , h ln,.l, 1 — N il, x ia tv V-II* i ts : is __________ T i/ T A L , A S S E T * ._ J a n u a r y i * i " W |W Legal Notice Legal Notice by bank| ft#*! a at* I* r>« n#d nfh»r 1h*n hank pr# mi*#* l t t * « a i ni* nt# and othtr *»a#t* Indira* 11jr r#|tfr#*fitI n n l»«nk pf#ml*#a or o t h e r r # a 1 **t#t# « --C'ual uni# r a' liability t*» tbl* t**nk n SANFORD & DELAND ONLY! soil was two to (our million boxes too high. The Mutual rum m inre ap hC M lM lI | M il H ) till %IIII Ol t l M I U M I > T proved in prineiplr the mi-ay\ iillrp a t I'ukslle- H e a r in g urr fur a iwu-mill tax for one 1 a h itt It Oi»* ■-■i* • ♦ ■ T it M |l> <"! -if yea/\ -I J.*»i M)ehJ W o-«st * ifUli.! U-TTritnittee- -CLwieswo J, J i --------- '• < pTcnI’a n ish J r ; of Titusville, mid t ' ’ t i ajtr *I f \ h 11• if 111■ the last tree count was made r | ’ 11*i *«J • • * / a is* jtorni ’ * * ■k h-ifu* in HI1W1 and am ir that time *■ » *i \ 5. I • ■, •i 8’ i * w a r»# a a ha* been made useless by two t #>|«i»•*#•! in M* * I * n ir i I. fi t h • *■ • h ng It i n,«j„r ftrezea that h ate lie. T•* «rtia* *1 pr«fp#M> * , nf \ •, f sfruyed a large number of <1 *a W »* 1 I * i n i \ \ \ VV •« IN* K , l i e * . \ 11 1 trees. There also have been fill S r Hu l l I* J » n J S t ; vaxt new plantings attire that | *u ill if h » d ’ n* * til *•# k # l 1 Th# <stuntjr • time. Mi-iiti **f»uri iixiif ] i i nf i >r - l The commission also *p- I -1*1 a. till J * it it a f f ! l a! proved in principle a one-mill jit I* m r i a #f xi a t h # r # # i f f*-r *• pii«*]t»1# p e r b o x t u x nil a ll c i t r u x to h«nitn.»U i *. mu! jr Legal Notice 4 Income tag reporting time is almost here for farmer* and ranchers. An excellent way for farm ­ er* and rancher* to prepare for th ii task ia to obtain a copy of Publication No. 22S, ■the Internal Revenue Service's 11965 edition of the Farm er’s Tax Guide, aays Cecil Tuck’er, Seminole County agricul­ tural agent. It is available without cost from the local county A gri­ cultural Center or from the Internal Revenue Service. Farmer* and r a n c h e r s wanting extra time to file ‘their final report have .until Friday to file their 1964 tax estim ate. If thia estim ate is filed, the final date for filing Form 1040 la extended to April 15. However, If no eillmate is filed, Feb. 15 then becomes the deadline for m ak­ ing the final tax report. These deadlines, Tucker points out, apply only to taxpayers who derived twu. third* or more of their -1964 gros* in­ come from farming or ranching. Another important consider­ ation i* the reporting of hired labor and social aecutity^Jax orr wages paTT. E ith er of twotesta determine whether a farm er must pay social secur­ ity tax on wages. If the worker was paid cash wages of 1150 or more during the calendar year or if he was paid cosh wage* (computed on a time basis) for 20 day* or more during the year, the 3N per rent social security tax ahould have been deduct­ ed from such wages. Form 9t3 1* used for reporting farm wage*. Farmeremployer* m ust show wages paid and give the account number of individual worker*. Tax withheld plus an equal amount from the employer, along with the . re|w>rting form, must be filed on or be­ fore Jan. 31. Herause every phase of the farm and ranch business can be affected by taxes. Tinker eniphusiirs (lie rued for a romplete study of the '6,*, Tax Guide For a copy of this guide t ult the A gtlcu'.utnl 1 enter 3JJ l lur- V ANCE 1»# r«*».i I r r d l l u i i and |*#aa«,n« t l* tin* or Urmaadi T h * S a m l n o t v «’»•«m y Hoard o f A « l | u # l m * n t w i l l h< Id a p u b In* h # a r l n g ( o «v>nahl #r t h # po#*> 11. | I l l y nf yr a n t i n g a apaclal «•% . p | | (tn t o t h • Z o n I n * H r k u • ' mi I o n a i o p a r m | i a t r a i l e r p a r k 'n an A i r h u l l u r # xon# *• r W| U 4 i l M by Mr and Mr# A • I>oudn#y on following d*x*Lr 1 t>«d p r o p a r t ) l » l a 1 *, I ) I S a n d \ i * 1 l ##a V I J S f | . »r K ft f L o t iit a n d J#*a 8 ’ 111 *l o f N S i * .ft u f U* t a n d lr»a V ' S I ft o f \ \ I I I f t o f least )1 » F l o r i d a leand a n d I ' o l u n l u i l o n C n d i f i a n y ’i C # | # r y r i « n i a l l * > i i P u b l i c h v a r l n c w i l l !># h*ldl In I h # C o u n t y C o m m l M l v n i f i Room. C ourt II *u#r Patiford L IM IT O N E P L E A S E , IT H Y O U R P U R C H A S E S %|l * 1111*1 * a l d I * ) • I e You and sa< ll *ff» y o u ara h#r #l *> iiuiiflrsl oil rrt|ui>.i i a p i r i a n t a n y r l a l m * a n d Jf to i t ) d a w h U h y o u , «mf « i i ' o r **f y *'U. TIIA> hdi* AI A l ti 1*1 III# L I U U I n V T I I I I A I tP K N # * i a t # o f M A R T H A K. VAN* A i K t ns u t r u o f t h r H t f t a l a *!#- *«»r <l i * i * ».f n i 4 Oi o f L lld U K K IIIH M - t \ . i n i h * C o u n t y J u d n * o f it ennw F l o r id a , on J a n u a r r ] • IM S *t None t lr. #*» • tl n.»l* I ' o i i t i ( y Florida, at hi * 7 : 1 V I*. St o r a* a o o t l l h # r # a f 0*0 A I t ’ KKIl. J U o f H r # In l h # c o u r t I n u»» «f Nona t t f a# potiilbt# A t l u i i i # r fair o i it| K » t * i « ■a i d C o u n t y a t Man f o r d Flor­ B r in 1p o l # C u u n l y H o a r d o f t i l II a K r t ot f * A Y # n u « id*, within right raiendar Ad j u i l m r nl Nona 8 * iif or 4, FlttriUia m o n t h a f r o m th# l i m a of th# r t o .1 0 T . lt l*ub||»li Jan 4, IS. :o. 3T. IMS. l l y Hal A. C olb #r t. C h a i r ­ first p u b l i c a t i o n of thi# nolle# man CUM LeAkh f l a l i h o r d # m * n d » h * l l h# P u b lia h J a n . 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R a y m o n d D a n t a l IMII. P u b l i c k f A f l f t f w i l l b« h t M W . A. P a t r i c k D lr aoto r a In t h # County C o r a m l Mton#ra * T . Ii. T u c k e r ll o o t n , C o u r t l lo u a te Kanf ord L o s i n g Ktursexe P lurid a. o n J a u n a r y II. I l f ft « t (■KALI r u t * of Florida. County of gamlnuj*, aai ? ; ! • P. SI or u » ;■ ih # r # A ft o r ■war* le and aubaorlbod before me this llth day of January, • A poM lbl# . l i l t , and 1 hsreby cartify that 1 am wot an otflcar or dlractur of h a m i o o l # C u u n t y B o n e d of A dju#lm #nl i k la te a k . My Commlaoloa expire* geptember B y I Ini A. O o l b v ^ , Chair* I t , IM 1 H U I x a t b l e e a D. O a l l a g h a r , Pu b ti ah Jnn . It* IM S T O T A L C A P I T A L A fV O IJN TP T O T A L L1AUII.I TIEM A N D C A P 1 A L A C C O U N T * --------- • Aiolau/ Fublla CU1*M Sanford Furniture Co. m : V K l , A X L ) , S T K I ’ H KNMiN A MI7.K • t i l l * SIS — S a n f o r d A t la n t ic N a ilu n a ! R a n k MuUding P. O P r a w t r Z Sanford, Florid* A t t o r n v y a (or A d m l n U t r a t r l x P u b l i s h J a n . I I. .IV, 27 A F#b. L IM S. CDI-S1 • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianoa • Rental Beds M AKES n X fitIC B r ^ iB jr j? .iG S fe u b iiC T A iU iix d . S A N FO R D You’ll be Happier SANFORD SHOPPING CENTER 1080 Watt Slat# Sf. in a FORD a / * from Strickland Morrison, Inc. i ‘ *nt m u sv M 'o R D . n \. mu > i iiitD in :i22-ii>i m w. i it p. i; i i .a m . • D E LA N D Colt#*# Pla*o Chopping Center 211 North Igulfvard \ A K T * �l / - 'Y rS» g i n fo rB WrreTb Wed. Jim. 13, ’6ft—Page 9 Sanford Moose To Lead DeLand Enrollment 1 .. . . . • dairy specials • a tP U B U X Irsakfsst Club Q*«d« A Ftsrlde 2 ... 89* Large Eggs ChsPl Dalitht Fernou* , Cheese Spread SW IFT'S PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN D fir D GOVT*INSPECTED SHIPPED FRESH NOT FROZEN 59< Km ( Kota. KrtH't Tarty Ch.aio Sprood Cheez-Whiz "FR Y ER S A LE" F r . B r e a s t s ^ »> 5 9 ' F r y e r T h i g h s »>• 5 9 * .'U 3 9 ‘ Whtantln Choa*. Bat Slusd Big-Eye Swiss 37* Min Wltssatla Matia(H-Af«4 Ch.ddor C h e e s e ............. ’S £ - 59< frozen foods • • Mlnut. Malt Ora»»« Concentrate F r y e r L e g s . . Ib 4 9 * F r y e r W i n g s • lb 2 9 4 \Z *1 Mlnut. Melt Otent* Concentrate . WT 49* Plain at Pwd. Suyor, Mart.o't D o n u ts........ Chsf'l CItalia Tarty Froo.a 3 . *1 French Fries *•* v., C ut Corn tT 49* D.srfleM's Quirk I r r i l l G.td.n (C U T UP OR W HOLE) With Paarl Onlanr, Bud* lye The Drgrae Tatm of Sen* ford LoJfa 1851, Loyal Order of Moom, will conduct enrolltnant ccmnonlrt at Lha DaLand Mnoae Lodire at 8 p.m. Thurtdty, Thota making up the trim include Chtrlct Po­ i n t , Jim Parklnion, Bob Stockton. Andy Falighnan, Vernon Graham and Bruct 39* Tliit Saturday and Sunday the Sanford lodge will be holt for the Eighth Dittrlcl brginning with a dance Saturday night at the local Mouta Home for lodge memberi And coworkett of Women of the Mooae. On Sunday • dinner will b« served at 12:30 p.m. by coworkert of Sanford Chapter 1401 pievoding tin* 2 p.m. dlttrii't nu-rting to hr conducted by Lou Muthrny of Lvreburg, district president. Mcmhcra of all lodges and co-workera of nit ebuptcra in the dlttrlct ale urged to attend the meet­ ing. DeBary Art Club Green P e a s^ .... ,0pkV. 29* Gartan't - Frew* Patti** Fish C akes........ VkV 29* Deviled Crab phi. Mn. Paul'• Quick Frown Ptl Monti Croom Style Golden Corn 6 Dtl Monti I .ill Gordin Spinach............. .6 Del Monto Family Style Wtitle Kef weI Golden Corn Green Peas 5 5 *303 cant 5 = 303 cam 5 = 303 cant A Pel Monte Tatty Stewed Tomatoes 0*1 Monlo D.lldoo* Fruit Cocktail 0*1 Mom* Pln.appl.-Giap.lr.it Fruit Drink .... , 4 46-ot. cant 6 I4-ot. bo»t. Oil Monto Zoity Flavored Tomato Catsup......... COFFEE .••.o' = 303 cant 4 9 # CHASE & SANBORN n *303 .. 6 Pel Monte fatly Garden ALL GRINDS ca n t = 303 cant Oil Monte Tender Cut Green Beans = 303 cant a l a ’• i-ib. •*«a J 59« LIMIT | PtTASI WITH PURCHASES or S5.00 OR MORT F.F.V. OLD FASHION - •> .* ' IATMEAL COOKIES __ ji *i PRICIS IPFICTIVI a *••> aa H , IS. It, OQC -A - v.’ * FAMOUS SUNSHINI LALTINIS a a:.!*! THURI , FRI., SAT . JAN M Vi-ot. Dk*. •. •■ *. KRISPY CRACKERS i-ib. * ci i • > pkg. 1963 3V JACK S BRAND FLAVORFUL $i VAN ILLA WAFERS ^ A srm fk 1 Ib pk|. 2 9 r * ::k \ M aiij . l»*i& :• V£ Swift’i Premium Bontlttt □ Sm oked Daisies par Ib - 69c ■> Swifi't Fremium Tatty THE W ASHDAY MIRACLE 2 -o i. Sliced Bologna . . 1'P 2C □ DeBary VFD Swift*! Premium Hot or Mild TIDE DETERGENT Roll Sausage . . 2 ! 1 □ 6 Copeland*! Froth Country Link Sausage . . . □ p«r 59c Ib. Tarnow't Freth’n Flavorful aa • *■ . a \* e :=! X * •* U: east w ith ? =; *• > Pork Lana IV-C-S-N, limit 2) Ic e C r e a m . • •**% ••Sip. WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 49* h a lf gal. W e lc h a d e • • . 3 t •• cant $ 1. •The All-Purpata Flour B is q u ic k . . • . 1 0 0 ^ 1 0 0 i ^ Jw G r e e n S t a m p a S wee Okli (AM a--—A LUSTRI-CRIMI HAIR SPRAT 'Ref., Dry fr Bloothod, lstro-Hold> l4-oi. tise 99c plut tai i i m m 9.m p .m m 40-os. ^ A c uuuutim -mini iiitalii ii Ml G re e n S ta m p s u t t il im p * a t r u A w r SUAVI SHAMPOO OR SUAVI CRIM I RINSI H e in z S o u p . • 2 •tipirM eer Jen. 1C* IMA) 9MM99MMM; S JyJ O r e e n S t a m p s «. a t.i| iw ia a i a ' A ar at 2 — 1 Ib. 69* (4-6 Ib. «yg.) ih *> . »»* i » n >»*»i Florida Vine-Ripened botket of 10 J 7 □ Tomatoes Dclicioui Florida Temple P re s e rve s • • • — P e a n u ts . . . . 59* 2jo r lb . □ Eggplant ................................................. . . . . 3 cant iW fV $ 1. 39 M i TARNOW LUNCHEON M l AT HtRMANS O.B. SMOKID OR POLISH SAUSAGI u. m il 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.9.0 0 0 9.0 9* HOUItSi MON., TUKH.. WED.. RAT.: B:S(»-T:*B TIIUIIS., I HI., 1:111 . t oo 7 % -o x . J 7/ G r e e n S t a m p e lo each Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora I)r.» Sanford lb . Jfll G r e e n S t a m p s 3 6-01. pkgl. 87c 39* □ Apples ............................. M.b 10' 49* 3con L t a - P u f ...........................r lo a n * t i l f.r Tatty Froth Florida Deliciaut Salted Cocktail Stylo PWnter'i IBalaa**. Ffrf, Saitad Lanckaaai 10 While They Laid Eitre-Lerge Red Deliciout Fcitira Irand Strawberry S?i 100^.^10011100^i^Vw ?KA mss FRtSN FORK BONILUB BOSTON BUTT PORK BOAST 29* cam Tht Topular Laundry-Uinta 16-ot. t i l t 99c plut ta i *5? ^ r«g. «> • 69c Green Stamp! with coupon I □ Oranges ...... pkg. S w i f t 'n i n g • • • Io 0 0 ' " « 1 0 0 'C ' <Plut 100 Limit I'p leat# with purchatet of $5 or moral IttBi'M I tl Jen. ||. s Pork R o a st . . . . □ $1. • down produce lane • C hick an-N oad it, V f . - I — f, M uihrocm ? • . • e e e Freth Pork Bonclett 4-6 Ib. Bolton Butt Tht Daliciout Grapa Drink 3 2 -ox. •o x. pik g . p Wieners □ • a;..;! w Seminole Plaza, Casselberry HOURS: B - #. MON. - BAT. M l G re e n S ta m p e d « . A t*a a a a m J awA w. TRIASURI t i l l FBOZIN PAD SHRIMP Ib. 69c 1vy-lb. b «f $1.19 w w iw m o M t i w w j S m ju m s j ii * . 4 !C>W6Vk«AM | i O IOW V^ B) Mrs. John l io n . Dollar)* Arta ami O raftt Club at the January meeting voted to donate $30 to the Garden t'hib’a beautification committee for a palm tree to be placed along Highway 17-U2 in name of the club. The monthly session, held a t th t Muntion House, w it con­ ducted by A rthur llannatt and reports were presented by Mrs. Jnnu-s Haddock, sscrelary, and Archie MacNaoghton, treasurer, who advised that 11*66 dues are payable. It was annuuncad that Char­ les Gifford of D rtlary h at do­ nated a kiln to tlis club and th a t a potter's wheel will lie given by Kohie Elliott and Al­ bert Mercer. Members also werr advised that the club wilt hr permitted to trsc build­ ings recently moved to the rear of the Mansion as work­ shop space upon final approv­ al from the rzerutiva board i d the Florida Federation of Art. Thr month of February will be Florida Federation of Art month at Cypress Gardens and the dull was invited to attend n 'p afn tn ik " m tin gardens. T v 4 paintings will bo accept­ ed from each artist attend­ ing for display. M l G re e n S ta m p s at A I * aaw a-d aaaAa-* MIAITIMI MAID BIIF CUM ITIAKS ar BRIAOID VIAL CUTUT Mb. pkjh 79t^_ To Meet By Mrs. Joha Leone Meetings of the DeBary Volunteer Firemen ami the A usillaty me si belittled fof Thursday in lha Firv Hall with the women meeting at 2 p.m. and the men at 7:30 p.m. Tltc fit emeu's entertain­ ment cum in lire will sponsor a dance link Hat unlay at tha Hall front 8 until 11:30 p.m. and on Fab, IS. a Valentins Danes I. scheduled for tha same hours. Dycus To Speak For Fellowship Knnnld Dycus of Greene, O .butn and Dycus, Certified t'ubllc Accountants, will ha spraksr at Thursday's *1:30 p in. meeting of th t Christian Maii'a Fellowship of F ln t C hrttlian'C hurch. Sanford. Ths meeting will taka plara In tha rhurch'a educational building and Dycut will tpeak on ntw Incoma t a i ehangta. Legal Notice tfcM ivit.K c o i’vmr k u * tu i o r4 t u j i a T N i r v r V .llr, at r iS I li ItM H sf T e w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n : Tl,a ri.u tliao lt t o u i t i r H o a r d ut A d j u s t m e n t Will h o ld a p u b ­ lic h s s r i t i f to c o n s l d s r t h s n e s s , tbllltr of g r a n tin d a v s r tsa .'s to t h . Z . ' o l o s H v a u l a t t o n s to permit k l l c h . n f s c t l l r l * . In * t u . * t a p a r l t n . n l w Idoh w ilt b* . tt a c h a .l t o t i t . m a l a b o o . . , a s r s u a * - t e d b f U. Y. S t a n t r s . >.u tbs fo llo w in g dsscrtbM prop . r l r i U>t 1. B l o c k U .l Isis • a c t i o s o f L o c b A r b o r a n d IxH I I, L o ch A r b o r Q . o r i s I n tt- mars' It.plat of North Amsry Lab*. Public h . a r l n g w ill bs bald Is lha C nustf ................... H&om, Court Hou.s, dsaford. Flan da. an Jaaoary It. t i n at T i t r M or as sooa tbsrsS l t s r as pass It. Is. P . m In e l s C ounty Board of AdJualm.nt By Mar A. Catbart. Chair- mn FuMish J t a Uk IIM CDL-M _ w i �Miss Patricia Ann Walker To Marry Thomas Algernon Speer * *" # . * Mr. and M n. Leon Edward ■ty public school*. He received I Washington and Lee Universi-i Bachelor degree in Business Walker of Sanford, announce] hia liberal arts education a t | ty, Lexington, Va., and his | Administration at the U niver sity of Florida. the engagement and approach­ ing m arriage of their daugh­ After receiving bis Bachelor ter, P atricia'A »n, to Thomas of Law degree at South Texas Algernon Speer, son of Mr. College of Law, Houston. Tex., and Mrs. George Algernon he was admitted to the Florida Speer Jr., also of this city. Bar Association in 1962 and with the firm of Speer and Miss Walker, bom in PaSpeer. latka, attended S a n f o r d schools and was graduated The wedding will be solemfrom Seminole High School. nlred February 27 at the She recently returned from F irst Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Ga., where she resid­ Sanford. ed for the past two years and returned to Sanford, where he is presently employed at the i* presently practicing law Florida State Bank of Sanford. Mr. Speer, a native of San­ ford, attended Seminole CounMrs. Harriett Matt New Arrivals Hy Donna Kates Mr. and Mr*. A. Norman of Pine Avenue, Longw-ood, an­ nounce the birth of a torv David Itlchard, Jan. 7, at W inter Park Memorial Hos­ pital. Paternal grandfatcr is Charlie Norman, also of Longwood and m a t e r n a l grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hauser of For­ est City. Maternal great grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Petar Toneff of Longwood. _ F O R E WARNING — J ubI In case the bridej; r o a m doesn’t know who will wear the pantH In the new fnfhily. New York deflljrner Anthony H l o t t n includes this b r i d a l outfit in his spring collection. It fea­ tures b e l l - bottomed pants of delicate lace. Is Guest Speaker A t DeBary Club By M n. John Leone The DeBary Business and Professional Women's Cluh met at the DeBary Restaurant for s dinner meeting January S. President Bert L rdcrhaui presided and Helen Snodgfass gave the invocation. A letter of thanks was read from the Ocala School for Girls for the gifts the DeBary _ _ ^ MISS. PATRICIA ANN WALKER Club member* presented to the girl* at Christmas. voted toyqnd a Check for 13 go-ftr the- DcB x ry fflT den Club for their beautifieslion project of planting native palm trees on the Highway through DeBary. Mrs. H arriet Matt, District 4 Director of Leesburg was | will be a spectacular showing with the grand finale promii- the honored guest and speak­ afteraoon | of diamonds valued to $100,0001ing to be a surprise treasure. er. Mr*. M itt staled that District 4 we. one of the largest in the a re . with 117 club, in thf slate of Florida, The employment of women wearing the BPW. pin in posi­ tions today which previously were only held by men, makes us realise the status of women in business has changed Two guests were present. Martiel Franklin, president of the Lakes Club and Miss Doris Hoppe of Jackson Heights, N- Y. The District 4 Luncheon meeting will be held at the Elk* Club in New Smyrna Beach with registration at 10 a m. Members under 23 years of age will be honored on Sunday. Jan 24 Please make reservations with president Letterliaus if you plan to at lend and arrangem ents will be made for a car pool. Arid Diamonds To L Combined Beta Sigma Phi Luncheon Fabulous fashions and d at-| sling diamonds will be fe*tur-| ed at a luncheon Saturday, Jan. 23. at the Capri, when all five chapters of Beta Sigma Phi will combine for the an* ual luncheon. The F irst Lady of the state of Florida, Mildred Burns, honorary member of the aororily, had accepted an invltalion to attend the luncheon, but in view of a committee pre-scheduling her Itinerary, humbly had to cancel her lun­ cheon plans. ’ Congeniality hour will begin promptly at 11:30 a.m. with luncheon served at 12:30. Fol­ lowing the luncheon, sorority members will model exciting fashions from Playglrl Fash-' ions, with Mrs R C Stock serving as coordinator and narrator. CoiffUrcs* will be styled by Sandy's Beauty Sal- Highlighting the Personals Miss Glrnda Albert hall a* hrr house" guest during the holidays, Mias Betty liiel.ee of Stuart. The girli. who are freshmen and roommates at • he University of South Flor­ ida, Tampa, returned to ramput Monday for the terond trim ester. Fred Dudley hat returned to Murray State College, Murray, Ky. after spendmg the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mra. F. L. Dudley, Mr. and Mra. Cheater Ox­ ford enjoyed having daughter, Miss Carol Oxford home from the U nlvrrslly of Florida over the holiday*. G rrr Dietrich* h at returned to Mary's College in Miami after visiting with her par­ ent*, Mjfc Mrp- Wilby Dietrichs, jluiTng lh* holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reaves Jr. and sons, Ronald and Gary of Gettysburg, *Pa., apent Christm as week with his par­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Reaves and family in Lake Mary. Mia* Barbara Bolgar of Loch Arbor baa returned to Florida Blat* University in Tallahaaieo afte r (pending the holiday* with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Makon Flem­ ing of Hartwell, Ga. wave re­ cent house gueata of Mr, and Mra. F. L. Dudley and Mr. and Mra. J. W. Hasel of W inter Park. Mr. and Mra. L. N. Trued of Loch Arbor have returned from Jeckeon, Ga., where they were holiday guests of her slater, Mra, D. W. Bailey, Capt. and Mrs. Dillworth Sheffield a n d family o f Washington, D. C. were re­ cent house gueata of hla mother, Mra. Cornelia Shef­ field on Acavoda Avenue and Mf. and Mra. Joa Mtlla of Or­ lando. State President Addresses The General Buainea* end Fine A rts luncheon of the Sanford Woman’*' Club was held recently with the presi­ dent, Mrs. W. L. M erritt, presiding. An arrangsm ent of U rge pink and white rosea centered the speaker'* table with roie colored camellia* on the baby grand piano. The m antle wa* centered with a large red poinaettia, and the card ta ­ bles, which were placed in a semi-circle, held Brasilian peppers. An eye-catching a r ­ rangem ent of whit* glade in a handsome silver pitcher waa a t one end of the aUge. The club wa* honored to have the president of the Florida Federation of Wom­ an ’s clubs, Mrs. Mark Emmeil; the president of the Seminole County Federation of- Wom­ an 's Clubs, Mis. M. L. Tins­ ley, and the corresponding secretary of the Florida Fed­ eration of Woman's Clubs, Mr*. C. B. Outen. Each was presented a camellia corsage made by Mrs. L. E. Spencer, treasurer of the Sanford Woman's Club. M n. Ben Wade, vice chair-, man of the Fine Art* D epart­ ment, Introduced Mr*. Emmell, who spoke on the aims and projects of the Florida Club*. She spoke on the histo rj^o f th« club gnd cited.the accomplishments of the many women who - worked in the firs t W om en^ Clubs_________ Mrs. O. B ryant w A ' Intro­ duced as g u eit of Mrs. Ned Julian. Mrs. Durwood Walker and Mrs. Emma Young were welcomed back afte r missing several meetings. Mrs. Mar­ garet Pitchford was introduc­ ed as a new member. Mr*. M erritt announced , h ll Mrl „ y McWhorter wou|d , erv. „ rlub h j „ ori . n. Mr*. R. C. W arren was re­ instated a i a member and welcomed. Mr*. Fred H arris, first vice president, announced a bridge and fashion show would be held January 26 at 7.30 p. m. at. the club house Bn(1 ureed , i f women to par. tiripate with the benefit. Mr*. Wade Rucker, corre-ponding secretary, read a [cite r from Mrs. C. B. Ray. S tate D epartment of Welfare, thanking the members for their help in providing toy* (or foster children. Mrs, DeWItt M a t h.e w a. th a irn ^ n of the American Home "Department announced their nest meeting would be a "P arty P astry Demonstralion” by Mrs. J. M. Moya at the home of Mr*. C. P. Hark- ty on January 21 'Watch Those Curves Show Stimulating To Ixora Club h r n enjoyed roffrr. i-ukrs ami chocolate cake. Those attending were Peg gy Crever. Linda Reck, Joan Brookes, Mary Sharp, J»n Vihlen, Leslie Best, June W ar­ ner, Jean Gonzales, Linda lilttell, Barbara Erickson and Mrs. W. R, Jennings, *pon*v{ P a g e 1 0 — Jan . IS , 1! frn tt REBEL QUARTET at 7JO Mrs. A1 H unt and Mr*. Ralph A ustin Smith were ap­ pointed by the president to serve on the nom inating com­ m ittee with Mrs. W. L. Ross, Mr*.' W. B. Brinson and Mrs. C. L. Redding elected to serve on the committee. Hostesses were Mrs. A1 Hunt, chairman, and the Mmes. A lbert H ardesty, Ira Southward, Guy Ross, Ned Julian and William Reynolds. Mrs. Kenneth Wing and Mrs. Ben Wade welcomed and seated the gueata as they en­ tered the club. Sponsored By The Anchor Club Of SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, January 21 at 8:00 P.M. Seminole High School Auditorium Adult Tickets $1.00 Student Tickets 50c See Any Member Of The Anchor Club or Roumillat & Anderson’s Drug Store Touchton’s June Brown’s Beauty Salon Slarls THURSDAY, JANUARY 1411) ENTIRE STOCK Year ’Round Weight NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Reg. SUITS Price 6 5 .0 0 DACRON ----------------& WOOL 5 5 .0 0 ------------------ DACRON & CORVAL 5 0 -0 0 REGULARS SHORTS LONGS SALE SILK & WOOL Sojoial Events Forthcoming Members of Phi Gamin* El a Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi recently gathered at the i home of Barbara Erickson. President Peggy Crever pre­ sided at the chapter’s (irat meeting o( the year. An interesting p r o g r a m , "Do I Use My Imagination Well’ " was presented to the Film Entertains chapter by Leslie Best. The chapter received in In O viedo W omen vRation from Zela Xi ChapRy Evelyn Lundy ter to the January luncheon to "Watch Those Curves" was studying the art of Sogetsu j ilrautitul roses of every tie held at the Capri Hestauthe title of the D ora Garden arranging in Japan She also j rotor, together with araleas rant on Jan. 23. Members of Club's program but this did suggested that stems be cut ramellis*. decorated the the chapter will represent Phi not refer to the afterm ath of under water as this made the Oviedo Woman's Club, Friday, Gamma Eta at the affair. and Jan A a* members and guests our Christmas nibbling. It was blossoms last longer Plans were made for s box a fascinating demonstration would actually revive wilting gathered to enjoy the first supper (or the monthly social of Hogarth and Crescent a r ­ blooms luncheon and meeting of the on Jan 16 Mary Sharp will rangements by Mrs. Charles By popular request Mrs new year. hostess the event snd mem­ Williams of the A llies Park Williams made an interesting j Mrs I.ynn Hosier, chairman. bers. husbands and dates will Garden Club Sogctxu arrangem ent using | opened the meeting and Mr* attend to enjoy the delicious •T he Ixora Garden Club ol i one budding crepe myrtle ' c. M Arie gave an appropriate supper. Sanford was honored to have ! branch a n d ' three bronre new year's devotional. As a money-making project Mrs. Williams conduct the mums in *n original Sogctsu A delicious chicken luncheon at the next regular meeting, demonstration st its January container brought from Japan. was served by Mr* R. W the chapter will hold a m is­ meeting, held in the home of A workshop followed the Estes, chairman, and her com­ cellaneous auction. Each girl Mrs. Voile A. Williams Jr demonstration, with Mrs. Wil­ mittee: Mrs. C. R, H ants, will bring two article* which with Mrs. A rthur Beckwith liam* helping the members Mrs. Lee Gary. Mr*. W. H. will be put up for sale to the Jr. and Mrs. George Bishop create their own designs from Martin, Mrs Lynwood Scott. member*. Jr. ssiisting the hostess. a wide variety of m aterials Mr*. Wesley Swenson and Mrs Rushing plans for January Mrs. Williams’ first dem it was an exciting and slimu C. B. Marsh and F ebruary were discussed. onstratlon was a Hogarth line laliug experience and the A most interesting program Kushee* will be feted at a arrangement using live ms finished arrangem ents were “ Men and Minds" wa* furnish, p u ts party on Jan. 21 at the lerials, crepe m yrtle, while taken home by the member*. ed by Miss Bess Thomas, home of Mrs. W. R. Jennings, and yellow mum* and Scotch r Jlffore the program a briei chairm an of South Seminole chapter sponsor. A "model pine. Dried Aspidistra leaves business meeting was conduc Heart Association. Mrs. Thom­ meeting" for rushers will be and lotus pods were used In ted by Mrs. John M. Morgan as Moon Introduced the guest beld on Feb. 4. another most unusual Hogarth H was a pleasure to welcome speaker. Dr. Louis Pexer. of During the social hour memdesign. Mr*. Williams pointed three new members, Mrs. Sanford. After the interesting out the Importance of depth John T. Johnson, Mrs. Floyd and informative film on heart Permanent in these arrangem ents and Hunt and Mrs. John W. Epps. research. Dr P eres answered the need for a solid color Ur*. Cecil Tucker, sister of tnsny questions by club m em ­ Arrangem ents background. Mrs. Charlie Williams, was a ber*. Curved and clipped Sago guest for the demonstration Mrs. Mosier announced that palm leavtt were used by and workshop. ten feet west of the club had Mr*. Williams iq her Crescent been donated to the club by arrangement combined with Remove crusted lime d e­ Ben Jones to be used ns a yellow gladioli! and white, posit from g lssi cookware by driveway, yellow and bronse mums. boiling a cut up lemon and Mr*. A. B. Tedford announc­ While Mra. William* was cre­ w a(er together. ed that a fashion show would ating her designs the talked be held in March and she urg­ about the mechanics of flow­ Put boocy in the freezer if ed each member to make a SANFO RD er arranging and how they planning to keep it long and garm ent to be shown a t this FLO W ER SH O P differed with each individual. start in amsll containers so time. She was using soma Japanese just a little can be taken out After the salute to the flag, Car. & 1st A Sanford Av«. 322-1121 *22 3432 technique* learned w h e n a | a lima. > the meeting adjorned. ftanTcrS The Sanford Womans Club Phi Gamma Fia Schedules DORA LEE RUSSELL, mu ini clmintmn i>T Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sljfma Phi, prenentn honorary membernhip pin to the F irs t Lady of the State of Florida, Mildred Hum*, during the m e n ! Governor'* Inanp’nnil Bail. The irracinus First Lady accepted the pin with poise unexcelled and expressed her sincere gratitude to the Minority. At the riitht is K itty Cor­ ley, ways and means chairman of Zetn Xi, who assisted with the pre­ sentation. (Herald Photo) Vffr - - - - - - Fine Selection 50.00 39.95 35.95 Medium Weight SPORTCOATS Reg. Price SALE Altamonte Springs Personals By Julia Bartoe Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mil­ ler snd sons, Also and John Franklin of Ridgewood Drive, spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs Franklin Mills of West Virginia. Mrs. Miller's parent*. Mr*. Clarence Thomas and son, Clark, of Dolores Drive, Dob R«y Manor, spent the hol­ idays in Kansas City, Mo. They traveled by bus to be with Mrs. Ethel Allen who is I t years young. Mrs. Allen is Mrs. Thom as' mother. STRAW BAGS 3 5 .0 0 ------------------ 2 9 .9 5 ------------------ 2 6 .9 5 --------------- -y 24.95 21.95 19.95 ENTIRE STOCK OF FELT HATS RED U CED 25% AND SHOPPERS FR O M f f .95 U P NATIONALLY ADVERTISED JACKETS &SWEATERS D RASTICALLY REDUCED! Flemings G U t« • C u d s - B o o k s 2 1 0 E . F ir a t S t. CbtfitU'lO£OA. Open Friday, N ite T il 9 PM . �r i — \t t t »« <^ r ffS r (b o o h G b b ij. • DEAR ABBY: Ten year* ago I u n trie d w het I thought i u a aw ait, underitandlng country girl, I wae • city boy. Now we have three children. I hare atway* loved to hunt. Before I got married, five boddiea and I uied to go out of ita te to hunt deer for a week ev­ ery year. My buddlea are all married now, too, and THEIR wivea let them go on these hunting tripe, but my wife w on't let me go. She aaya killing deer la in­ human and we are a bunch of-aavagea. She refusea to cook wild game and aba abeolutely forbids our aona to play with toy guns. W hat do you suggestT ABOUT HAD IT DEAR ABOUT: If you can't persauade your wife th a t dear hunting la neither inhuman nor savage (and good hunters are fam iliar with all the argum ents), you had better hunt yourself up another hobby. You can't win 'em all, and it would appear th a t your wife has "about had It" on the hunt­ ing Issue, too. • e • DEAR ABBY: The manu­ facturers of men's clothing saved money when they took aw ay the rest, a very han­ dy garm ent. Then they rais­ >4 I 9 By Abigail Van Buren ed the price of. men’s suits. How comaT D O NT GET IT DEAR DON’T : Where have you been T The vests are coming back. But don't wish for the "good old w a­ ges” th a t went with them. • • • DEAR ABBY: How often I have heard that my huaband and I are the happiest couple In town! Yet, after 27 year* of m arriage, two flna, well-educated children, plus three grandchildren, I found out th a t my husband has been unfaithful to me with s woman who work* for him. Before making any accusations, I hired a lawyar and a private detectlva to gat th s facta. Tha evi­ dence they brought me (pho­ tographs -and tape record­ ings) was a blow I shall nev­ er get over. My soul Is dead. ] have repeatedly asked my husband to confess his guilt, but he responds with mots lies. (He doesn't know I have the evldencr). It has been six months and I am still waiting for him to tell me the truth. The hurt and humiliation is more than 1 can bear. How much long­ er shall I give hlrnT Please thing foolish to him or to aftswer' befora I do mmemysalf. J.t <• Newspaper Enterprise Asia. L ast year I ran a bidding eonteit. F irst priie was a trip to tha Hawaiian Raglonali where the winner was to play m my partnar In every event for which w# would be eligi­ ble. It was won by Robert Marks of Vista, Calif. Becaua# he had won my contest, I assum ­ ed th at w# would have little trouble with the bidding and hoped that we would ha able to eland the strain of 10 eeiaiona of play. The moat difficult p ari of play is defense and on one of the first hands Bob came through with a beautiful de­ fensive play. I opened the Jack of dia­ monds. South thought a while and went up with dummy’s ace. Than he drew trumps, cashed his aca end-'king of U}& Jh & * *r I % EAST A1 AT VQ9J V J 107 4 1 ♦ J 109 8 J ♦ KB7 4 + J B43 A Q83 SOOT11 ID) AAKJIII ♦ AK ♦ S3 A K 10 0 Both vulnerable nowth West North Fast Pasa 3 A Paaa i a Pasa 4 A 4V Pass 4 N T. Past 9 V f .ii 5 N T. Pass B A I’.iaa Paaa Pasa Paaa • A Opening lead— 9 J hearts, entered dummy with another trump, ruffed dum­ my's last heart and threw Bub in with the king of dia­ monds. All this constituted a slaw — Every now and then ^aome-^gomes across pictures in a thing happens to maka a , magntitie that—sssve^iier an housewife and mother look at j idea of just what In do to herself, her family, or her make her own home bright and guy and cheerful. home with new eyes. Perhaps aha haa been tak­ She may b« feeling lonely ing her husband pretty much and unneeded, with her chil­ for granted, and la suddenly dren grown and gone from mads to realire huw depend­ home. When asked to pinchant aha la on him for happi­ hit in a volunteer job, the may ness when a d o it friend losei wall diacovar there arc Jobs outside the home that need to HER husband. Perhaps jhe has thought for be done—jobs ahe cun do. a long time that her house is She may have, for years, dreary, and than suddenly she em-ltd woman with special tal- Legal Notice Legal Notice T h e - a n n u a l n i w t l n g nf Ilia a to k h n M t r a of the Klorula s t a l l Ha nk ot *anfnrd, riortila. a h a n k l n a c o r p o r a t i o n , w i l l ha h e l d In t h a b a n k i n g r o o m on W a d n t t d a r . J a n u a r y to, I MS, a t 1 r m. f o r t h e f o l l o w i n a p c - In t h e r u n t it rtil iit t if TIM ; N I N T H J l D I i t i l . i IIIC l IT O P P t . ( I l l H i t . IN t M l run n E w iN o i.r; < o t n t t . FLORIDA. IN C H A N T E R V. NO. l l T t l NOTIC E «IP M IT S O C IE T Y FOB • A V I N '0 8 . a Cvnnaottcut corporation, P laintiff, va C H A R L E S COt ltT G L Y N N , a s i n t l a man. st tl. Ds f s n d ■n t s T O i C H A I I.E h C OP IIT O P Y N N , a a t n g l s m an SIS I ' e n t e r Ktre rl M Ic hlK sn r e n t e r . M U h lu a n TCrC A N D E A C H O P YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that a s u i t ha a b s s n b r o u g h t a g a l n e t you by frtC IET T FOR 9A V IS OS, a C o n n e c t i c u t c o r p o r a ­ ti on . P l a i n t i f f , to f o n c l o a t ■ certain M ortgage m ors p a r ti­ c u la r ly d a a c r lb s d to th a C o m ­ p l a i n t ti l e d In th is s u i t , w h i c h M o r t g a g e o n c u m b s r a th a f o l ­ lo w in g dstcrlbad property, s i t ­ u a t e in r e m i n d s C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, t o - Wit! tart t t . R lu c k II. JIK fCTMin IIOMKS ORLANDO HKi*. T IO N O N E , a c c o r d i n g to the P l a t t h r r e n f . r e c o r d e d In P l a t Itouk II. P a g e s • and * of th a P u b l i c H a i o r d e nt S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r id a • rid f o r o t h e r r e l i e f , and y o u a r e r e q u ir e d to f i l e y o u r A n ­ s w e r to oald C o m p l a i n t w i t h thO C le r k i t th a a b o v e e ty le d C o u r t and t o s e r v e a c o p y th ereof on P l a i n t i f f ! A ttor­ neys, ROSENBERG. ROSEN­ B E R G A R E IS M A N , 1001 A in ale y B u i l d i n g . M ia m i II. F l o r ­ ida. n o t l a t e r t h a n t h e f i n d da y o f J a n u a r y . 1»M, In d s f a u l t o f w h i c h aatd C o m p l a i n t w i l l bo t a k s n a s c o n f e s s e d b y you D A T E D , a t S a n f o r d , F l o r id a , t h i s l i s t d a y ‘o f D e c e m b e r , D M taC A L t A r t h u r H B e c k w i t h . Jr.. C la r k o f th e C i r c u i t C our t B y : M ari h o T. V th l e n D e p u t y C le r k ROSENBERG, ROBENUERO A ItEM M AN 1001 A l n s l s y B u i l d i n g , V a m i t l . F l o r id a P u b l i s h Dec. I I . SO, D M A J a n t. U D I E t i l E l e c t a H o a r d o f Pl r e e t , a r e for t h e e n i u l n a y e a r a n d t h a t r a n s a c t i o n of a u c h other bust na*» a s m a y c o m a b a t o n th s m tttiB f. T. t Tucker President Publish Jsn. I, tl, l t l l COI-t IX T U X C I R C U I T ,c o m T <>r T H E MINTH J V U I l ' I A L c m CVIT. IX A X U POM S E M IN O L E COl N T T . F L O R I D A . IN t ' K I V K H l NO. I t M t P A T I l l C f A IIAIttJl.V It A It \V ICK Plaintiff, va R tlB E ItT 4 W IST U (x Jo jn S U t: poi»• t f! NORTH A Q 109 41 *865 ♦ AQ . A A6T I- BARW ICK. l i t fstidant. N OT IC E O P SL IT t o , rmiikiit u b a h w ic k . D* fs to ls nt. T o u s r s n s r t b y n o t t f l s d th at A'HIM or C o m p l a i n t for D i v o r c e ha a b s s n f d a d a a a l n s t you, and y o u a r s roqulr ad to s s r v a a oo.>y o f y o u r A n t w s r or P l e a d ­ i n g t o t h s B il l o f C o m p l a i n t , on th a P l a i n t i f f ' s A t t o r n s y , B A U RT ft S A G E R . O n s N o r t h Ora i r s B u i l d i n g . O r la n d o, Kl'/rM», an d f i l l th a o r l a l n a l Anastdr or P l e a d i n g In t b s o f f l r s of t b s C l s r k n f t h s C ir c u it C our t on or b s f o r o Iho Mb d a y o f Pah* ruar y. IMS. I f y o u f a l l to do ae j u d g m s n t by d s f a u l t w il l ha t a k s n a g a i n s t y o u fo r th a ra? »: d s r n a n d t d In t h s B i l l o f •m plaloL . done and o rder ed at S a n f o r d , d s m l n o l a C o u n t y , K lorM s. I b is Mb d a y o f J a n u a r y , M il . MEAL) • A r t h u r H. B o ck w ith . Jr-. C l s r k . C i r c u i t C our t, B s m l n o l o C o u n t y , P l n r ld * B y : M a r t h a T. V l h l s n D e puty - C l s r k S A H I I T ft- N AOK H * O n s N o r t h O r a n g a B u ild in g la n d o . F l o r i d a t rtto tornsy for Plaintiff Publish Jan. 1. II. Id. IT. IMS CLH-IO ADI-8 DON’T USE NAMES DEAR D O N T: Quit pun­ ishing yourself and confront your husband with the evi­ dence. • • • DEAR A B B Y :‘About 15 years ago I was given a re­ cipe for old-fashioned Swed­ ish meatballs. 1 have used it often, improving upon it by changing the proportions a littla here and there, and adding some special spices to suit my taste. Every time I serve my Swedish m eat­ balls someone asks for the recipe. 1 have been giving out the original recipe, ju st as It was given to me. la this dishonest t GOOD COOK DEAR COOK: Yea. Your frianda wanted tha raclpe for tha maatballa you aarved THEM. Since you were unwilling to share it, you should have said eo. • • • Problem! ? Write to AB­ BY. Box 09700, l.oa Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-add rrsitd envelope. • • • Hata to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, I.os Angeles, Calif., for Abby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ S IO N S" "D ear Edyth Thornton Mc­ Leod" " I am A weak slater (your drscriptlon), so how will I ever reduce from my horrible two hundred pounds? And I ani only five feet fiv t, —H. H.” Only through will power and the knowledge th a t your health can be so easily a f­ fected. No woman should weight 200 pound*, no m atter tall or how sh o rt or how young! So get busy and fol­ low my “Figure Perfection Diet." Today dieting simply means eating food in "con­ trolled" portions. The food la tha aama as the rest of tha fam ily eats, but you muat fol­ low tha menus. And may I add th at you will reg ret be­ ing no much of a "weak sis­ ter." Send for my "Figure Perfection D irt." To receive It, tio this: Send me a long, self-addressed, stamped envel­ ope anil.enclose a dime. 1 will send you a copy nf "D iet Break*)" "I hava a broken men and must attend a large reception which .1 helped to arrange. 1 am fine hut feel foolish with ray arm In a sling. Could I wear a handioma te arf as the sling? My dress is navy btue brocade.— Della.**' * Of course, use ntt attractive scarf and, as much as posatbia, feregt the arm. Have fun! "I have very whit# hair, dard elimination play. Bob and don't mind it one blL I could lead a heart and give need a dressy after-five drrss, South a ru ff and discard or and someone haa suggested he could lead a club. Most players would avoid tha heart trap, but -would laad a low club whereupon my Jack would fall to dummy’s aca and de­ WEDNESDAY P. M. clarer would then finesse suc­ ) S r H d# VV I h r r cessfully against Bob's queen. • :0Of 9(?) N#w» Boh read that situation also t f ) S' ewi, ftpofti, Wel l _«h*r and ramp—up w ith Urn piny 1:20 U> ) l u n t f # y - H r l h k t i y that gave declarer a chance ft* p o r t i $) C l i h N i w » - W a l t i r to go wrong. He led the queen Cronklt* of clubs! f *») H a w D u n W i l l T r a v e l S o u t h w ent into deep 7 ,0'» <i ) I .ue> Shuyv i9) C n t F i n n * thought. If Bob had led queen r?l Th* P * p u t f from queen-jack, It was up to 7.10 t 3I I !■* Virginian • f») VI f l it South to win in dummy and 1:00 t l ) I n * P a l l ) I ’u k a finesse against the Juck in Bite w Cl) My Living Dull Bob’s hand. If Boh had led I 10 <») (Ihlndli from queen nothing as was t l ) Hr %#r ly l l t l l t . i m» « ths case, it was up to declarer 9 00. I : i T h * H u Kli-MAT I 8 I i n k V a il !♦> Hu to win in his own hand and l**> ML k**y play me for the jack. Ik'- * JO i i f Tl »r i \ i r .i Willil*th« NhuM | clarer wasn't looking at all ( 9) It t i k r ' x L t w | the caida and went wrong. 10 00 (I) Th* I' • ->r K»)t while brocade. I am fifty-one, slim and tall. Would this be becoming, do you think? My complexion is very pale and I have blue ryes, not as nice a* w hrh I was young!—E. R." F irst, give a bit of depth to your eyes by using blue eyeshadow on your eyelids. I would suggest a color for the dreis hccause your hair will "show o ff" much better. A* your akin ia so pale, try a deeper • than - skintona f a c e powder. "la it in good taste to wear perfume when one ia attend­ ing church on Sundays? My neighbor aaya it it ‘disgrace­ ful.*—A fter F orty." Your neighbor la so very wrong. A charm ing fragrance, of course, is correct a t any time and at any place. Tomorrow-—From My Note­ book. Prothro Returns As Bruins Coach LOS ANGELES (D PI) — Tommy Prothro, who original­ ly came West as an assistant coach at UCLA and then took a 10-year -detour to Oregon State, was hack today as the Bruins' head football roach. The appointm ent was ac­ cepted by Prothro a t Chicago from UCLA akhU U ^director J . D. Morgan and announced simultaneously by U(~LA and Oregon State late Monday. A tutu ii a short, full skirt worn by • ballerinas. T E L E V IS IO N By Ruth Millett Ja n . 13, 1985 — P a j e 11 WcralB m 9h ii9ht& By Oswald Jacoby q B a n fo rB )•» 10 ( I ) 11.0k) i f ) 'l l 1) («) Phuf All*’ h f t Nt m *• S t » > l ' 4ir Chfiiliti ' i n Spurtii, \N AAthrr 11 21 !•> >1 i ) l M• >1* 11 10 | € i >1 JV-» ante ami then hocn surprised •:» Ton if ht show whrn u noth or woman wnid, "I j . T llU )tS D / \ Y A . M . wish I hud yolir gift fur i 7 » S i n mi friendship'"—tir sumo ‘other « 'iff 1% »2 i Miiithliu* A1m i in■pec'ln! quality shr bail always 8 J* »•) Mf n On — Nr va» L W• «I h• r taken for granted. 1.1 ij ( 1) J d u r n i h . m She may havo wished shr i f ) Xu nr l i t had inotr education and than T 00 (?) T*"l —li awh imwni i l l film»hlii* Aim*non finally realised, with all tho 7 !l 4*i W aU* up M 7 20 ( | | ('uunidtiwit N*w■ children in acting! there was (I) Fa r m Mki. Hii-urt no longer anything to kasp 77 21 10 (I) MlCki* i - r i n i her from going hack to school, (I) Today (<) W i k r - l ’p Movlt* herself. 7:11 ( f ) L o t t l N* wa, Wr aNhe may have complained for yam s about bring puihod for time, and then one day resitted how raiy it il to cut down on unimportant activi­ ties just by ,learning huw to •ay "no." It Is In such m o m e n t s as thraa th a t a woman »c< a her­ self and others and her own problems clearly. * It la by auch flashrs of in­ sight, If shr makes use of thim , th at a woman continues to grow as a person. 1:00 (!) ('Apt aIf| Kanfirof P 3k (2) \Vf*lh#r • N’ewi I 10 49) r A r t n o n A 12) T -"J 4 y • :£8 UU lU«4lft^w£Aurl._ 111 f t n r y (> U i v r c l i * F u r 9 11 1 9) C » r f out)* y . J o | :«) Hul l w in ki n H driir |Fi. 4 Mi.mper H'Mum I'M t ' . i r i . Mi nvI l l * 10:00 4^) Mike* Ii a*ii in Fur l ).«.M y i f ) Ni m M 1k • VVAll ACA 15*V HpAlitah 10 10 19) Xt d i m Hur k** if ) l Leva Lucy ( ! ) W h a t a T hl a x na 10 84 <:» N*wa lltOU 4f ) A u d i o f M a y b r r i y I 2 ) Can* e*n t r a i Ion 11 10 I?I Jfipanli ID) |*i « I - Mi ght i f ) T l a llift! Mc C o y a THURSDAY P. M . I ? nO i ! ) Fa y W h a n Mat Is t 6 Of [ I ft I '* I I ' Iftfl* H r#. | l: !'■ (ft) VI LIA) NMM 12 30 f?» f ?>> 4f) i f 4* I f 12 h\ 12) t m 2) sen. The best song? It's got to ing this controversial subject be "L eader b f the Laundro­ from the point of view of Wil­ TV R EN TA L • Sales • Sendee mat," a poignant ballnrd of liam Witherspoon, n convicted murderer ached tiled for execu­ sorts. Seminole TV 322-4920 9-0:30 P.M. CBS. Dick Van- tion on Feh. I t, and Jack Johnson, the warden of the Zenith Color TV Sales Dyke Show. “ The Im practi­ cook county Jail where he la 2800 Sanford Ave. cal Joke” The opening scene imprisoned. F showing Buddy playing a prac­ tical, joke on Bob using a con­ .federate (l.en Wain rib) and the telephone is to silty It's funny. Then it’* Buddy's turn to wait for the other shoe to drop ami it's nervew racking, la-cause Bob’s way nf getting even ia to do pothing to get even. But, when a man from Internal revenue arrives, Bud­ You’lt enjoy th* surprising dy is Vonvim-ed it's a rib. Is variety of delicious food*'and the fast, i-curteous service at the it ? Funny show ., Trade Winds Cafeteria located next 9-11 P.M. NBC. Wednesday to the theatre In the Seminole P lata Night Movie. "H ell It For He­ Shopping Center on U.S. 17-92 be­ roes " A squad of Infantry »etween Sanford and Orlando, Tender, eurea a small breach in the prime meats, garden-fresh vegeta­ COCOA bles, appetizing salads and your fa) Siegfried line and foot the vnrite pie or cake. 109 M.ufl u d Gormans into believing they On Tuesday evenings, we offer a 10have a large group with them, jr>z. New* York Sirloin Strip cooked to Steve McQueen plsys a surly your order for only 79c. Thursday Ifisn iiHt; medal winner who has been night ia Family Night with free des­ serts (or ail. Saturday night is Steak 900 N Blvd broken to prlvnte, and Bobby N i g h t — a big, \ - l b . T-Pkne steak Darin is the squad operator cooked to your order for only 11.00. who it more concerned wifi: Luncheon: 11 a pi- 2:15 p.m. taking loot than fighting. Feta Dinner: 4:30 p.m. 8 00 p.m. Parker and H arry G uerdini are sergeant*, and Nick Adama plays a polish refugee who tags along after the GIs. I *?! FORT PIERCE Even comic Bob New hart, gets <7* Semloen Into the act aa a PFC. tijj U S 1 South 10:30-11 P.M. ABC. ABC i5 Scop*. "L ife? or Death!" A ' -J We Provide the Finest Catering Setvicc in Central Flutula chilling show on the subject of capital punishment, rvamiu- T O N IG H T thfr 1 411 A m r r L i n 9:30-10:80 P.M. ADC. Burke's Law. "W ho Killed -Mother Gooae?" With the vic­ tim the w riter of kiddie sto r­ ies, it follows th a t there might be an odd kiddle or two In this episode. S tar of the show 'll young Mlsa Suiann# Cupilo (playing a character named Lolita no lest) who not onlydevelops a crush on Burke, she gives him sketches of all the suspect#. T hat gang Is played by yummy Lola Albright, Atm Blyth, George Hamilton, Wal­ ter Pidgeon and Jan Murray. Lota of good touches, clever lines and interesting charact­ ers a t this returns to Its ex­ pected form. 7:30-0 P.M. NBC. The Vir­ ginian. "H ideout” (Color) You've got to say this much for this sartta, It usually hires tome excellent g g r tt stars to create havoc among the regu­ lars. Toplght, lt'a a father-son combination, beautifully play­ ed by F orrest Tucker and An­ drew Prime, who’ve been aurreptitloualy rounding up wild horses for fun and profit and aren't about to ctfcmlrig* com­ petition. Regular R o b a r t a Shore (Betsy) stumbles on to them and creates some havoc of her own. 8:3u-» P.M. ARCJ Shindig. Turn down your he iring aid, maw, it’s inutlr tin * again. Johnny Cash is top, good a singer to be trapped on these premises, but hero he is pro­ moting a rcrord. Also on hand and demons tret inn soma pTianominal lung power are the Detergents, Herman's H er­ mits, The Blossoma, Ilia Eligi­ ble*, Tha Paris Slaters, Dick and Deader and Paul Peter* TV Time Previews l nth or C onaa •l j r n c « • F ai Ii*: H ti" h t H*»t ,n m r<"h fisr T' lnurroa DuLlint Ltghi Vea a s * t » » , I ' . lit' r 1aT , " ~ Waaihar <■*) H a l l o r *4 1 r11 ( t ) F o c a l IMckria ' 1 10 ( 2) Hctam * — — a! 4ILA— 1 f ) Aa T h * 2 00 j 2) .Mom a n ! — World T a m a u f F* <*r tl) l*al!«■worl1 11*) I ii if) ( 9) ff) 7 '.V 41 ) 3 )M» 4>l <• ) (2) 124 ( « I 4 JO ( « | If) (I) 4 00 i t ) ti) 42) 4 24 4 2) 4 10 i f ) 42 ) I 00 ( 9 ) 4 2) H « i nit* in Hi# VVtiul T h a Doctor* D a y In C o u r t Vrt Linklrttar S r« p 41 a n t r a l l l u a p l t . i l To Tall T h a T r u t h A riot h r r W u r l 4 CUM N i w i T h a Y o u n t M a r r l * li T h a I C d f a o f . Nl f hl Y o u D o n ’t S a y T r a llfnaat*r Ha c r a t Htortii T h a Mat ot i l l a m a Na» a t *hcl a W a l t It* at o f O r o u e ho » Haohunt W all* ^ FA sn r -F M r Fargo i f ) I I Unk l a h a r r > I f m i m t 10 ( 9) S # w i , S p u l l a . W aa thah « 1 ) N a wa e o p w iRi L a a v a ]t T o P a * > a r UMNOtl^T; rUe* (aii-tk-. | LAST DAY . R O C lO \D O R i3 / TONY Hudson\DaV/ RaNDaii J y SeND • tn t/ U l V ITA M IN S AT FuOWCFta4 .^ 7 W outhvrothet at S.aaB Mla.t.M.a S . a a l 100 * | CHEWABLE VITAM IN C *#■ t/.»l 1 4 1 . 3 .9 / 2 boitlej of JW* each in cornbmslion Y C O Pick i i |.i .|i f j 7 Irelt (inw, _____ BLUE O R A L ■as.K MI-31 Antitaptlc. 14tbai* ■M. l K L IN Z O C tJC Z tS Hawaii Deluxe TOOTH BRUSHES Nylaa brltlls. tti styUa. m m h * b s .H « l) 4 ' D l pgyAH TOOTHPASTE Reiular or Fluoride _ _ J f Multi Vitamins with Muitrilz. 210 j 100 Tahl.iL f r n >>a loo 1.50 toe* SALE O N BfAUTY E&SFNTIAL5 iL 5.47 »•# 1*0 Cara m, _ - SALE REX ALL SHAMPOOS H A N D L O T IO N FAST DANDRUFF TREATMENT EMERALD BRiTI SH A M PO O BRITE CO ND ITIO N ING SH A M PO O hand )0< fobby Pint Cut H M . Md rail am, lorvj s,u it Do you -»• ')> .8 9 H o T w M i a BOTTLI R SYAINq' f C o m b in atio n M better milk? C R IA M g j c tars Kens yc, n . , i m h - i h . i .as aa. YOU* CHOICl — fresher, go 2J O ColdCrtom or Bill* Conjitlonlfti Bins* want a ~~7 ~ AMiMPt1#24.b«-i w J 4 c ■ ...i i PA N 0V ITE m u l t i p u ' v it a m in s On. TaWPat 0,11, 1 tatlicplic. 16 fb ( e0 *i2Er jr u CH EW A BLI VITAM INS L t e r n Suiier, Regular, Gentle. Little Girls’, -HEATING PAflLfiKWJirn 4t97 ALARM CLOCK Krt. nm, Aqui, Ivory 1.99 VAPORIZER Re.lUy Gallon------------- 4 .4 7 STATIONERY or NOTE5 Rcisd_ _ . 50 TABLET OR ENVELOPESv'.Us^3 tx.79 QUIK-BAND5 Ru*n,31'*.Rig 4Jc------ .31 M e i\lo STARTS TOMORROW PERMANENTS FACIAL TISSUES Rtnii Whlti, Ceicri 40CT INSTANT SPRAY STAXCH ReioJJ 24 or SEAMLESS NYLONS Midi ce ivpiur M t ___ 2 r'U S, . 7 9 LIQUID DETERGENT Unill Clew. 22 fl oz.__________ J f J 79c RUIBER GLOVES tiogwhoid________3 r a m f . 0 0 300 COTTON IA1IS tautt Cleat Pk I BABY PANTS Vinyl Bioomw Jijl«, 4 ilfst AFTER-SHAVE LOTION Rnaii lavender. 10 n. ot | fOUNTAlN SYBIHOI *ed 1 wot. AH.•*•**'• JOLWNO tv A lN G l Pin! BUJjTBYBINOB White S K j M S t i S L ------------ 1.49 ,*W OMTORIBtab .9 9 PITROLIUM J f l l v SlffttSH e tuia1., , st,„ razor »u d u b u bble b a t h u ------- - .a y , _____________ 7 9 _________ 3 u, rn * 5 y t h e r m o m iiir * !!! - 2 ^ 2 .0 0 1 liag i Dn i Dirt I I I I A* I MANY MORE-HEMS ON SA LE...C O M L EARLY! Hwy. Pinccrcat (p lM & U L & i 17-92 > Shopping Center South THINK GOODNESS! . . . It’s T. G. LEE! There's no mistaking the extra quality of T. G. Leo milk, It's evident la the richer, fresher flavor. Look for tho T . G, Lee tradem ark when yoa want tha beat. PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY T Products L K H 9E T T DRUG PHONE PHONE 3 2 2 -7 9 1 3 322-7913 „* �A I '> ! rf>. v ffljf R utforB » * OM. *i „■ * , BmO Page 12 — Jan. 13, 1965 25th & Cerebral Palsy Unit Planned For Seminole • • THURS • FRI. PARK I SANFORD .• SAT. * By Donh i Eaten An orgnnlratlonal m eetlnr to establish ■ w om in'i auxll lary In Seminole County to »»■ •i«t United Cerebral Palay of Central Florida le echeduled for Thuraday at fl p.ra. at F lrat Federal Snvlnge and Loan in Sanford. The group ia being organis­ ed under auapicea of UCP In Central Florida by Mre. Rob. e rt Baaa of North Orlando and will atudy feasibility of aettlng u|» a day clinic and nuracry in K^e county and enlist rolunteera to work with the annual CP Telethon Drive scheduled next month. Women to represent each of the civic and church organ­ isations In the county are be­ ing Invited to attend. The clinic located in Orlan­ do on F-. Colonial Drive pre­ sently serves patients from Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Volusia and Lake Counties. Hospital Notes - - Pfflsbuiys o ff# •(Q ua/Sfy II BESTji G /la/ft& t/i, -JasU A U U f. 19M ;_____ .Admlssloni___ r FULLY • Whole COOKED! (OH) Shank Half ARM OUR SM O KED PRODUCE HAM Although ha fervently de­ sired to Uve forever, King BISCUITS CORN 8 OZ. CANS — - ' i OR WHOLE" PORK LOIN ROAST lb. 39c LIMIT: t PLEASK. — - CRISP “MFUfTOSU” APPLES YAMS “COPKLAND" SMOKED SLICED PICNIC . “SEA BRAND” "ARMOUR .STAR" PURE PORK (CELLO HAG) BAG SAUSAGE . 4 • FROZEN SLICED BACON "COPELAND" ALL MEAT BOLOGNA FLA. GRADE “ A" SPLIT BROILERS ••EVEitntKsir "LYR ES" "ALL PURPOSE'' CINNAMON BUNS BEEF STEW KRAFT OIL 10 OZ. 4 PM.S. 24 OZ. CAN QT. BTL. PKG. OF 6 • BREADED SHRIMP •'BUDGET* “•LEAN *N MEATY” BEEF SHORT RIBS . . if LEAN, WESTERN "PICNIC" PORK ROAST "q u A K K ir QUICK tom REG. "SHOWBOAT” “ American Beauty" “SAXET" CUT OATS PORK & BEANS CREAM CORN GREEN BEANS LARGE PKG. NO. MO CA N S *1 J NO. ,103 CANS 100 EXTRA GOLD BOND WIIA This Coupon X The Purrhaae Of t Lb. I’kg. GROUND STAMPS BEEF ‘ Lb. 39e i Coupon good at your "Thrift*ay" I Only, Thru Hat., January IL 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND • With Thle l Coupon | t ’ The Purr hats Of "Blue Plate" Mayonnaise STAMPS Pint Jar I **« [Coupon good al your T hrlltw ay"l i Only, Thru Hat, January It. , TutanUiamun, of a n c 1 • n I Egypt, died at about XL 60 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thin J Coupon A Tha Purrhaae Of "Royal" STAMPS GELATIN 4 Keg. Pkge. , **c | Coupon good ni your ‘Thrlftway" i l Only, Thrn Hat, January It. LIMIT: 4 PLEASE. .LIM IT ONE P1.EASE “HO BUY’S" PLAIN (OH) IODIZED “ LYKlES" "JIM DANDY" SALT LUNCHEON MEAT GRITS NO. 303 CANS m Glee Club Meet v The DeRnry Glee Club trill meet a t 7:3u p.m. today at the Community Center. Mre, Charlee Berlach will direct and Laura P latt Brown will be piano arcompaniaL “IMLLSBURY” OR “BALLARD” “GOLDEN YELLOW” IX 3S OZ. ^ PEGS. 12 OZ. CAN X ONE U l. ^ BOXES "MONOGRAM" RICE 3 LB. PKG. . s t Ai Jam es E. Baldwin Jr., Joan Drown, Virginia Mick, Bes­ sie Smith, Stephen Von Dollen, Leeanna Blocker, Doro­ thy Johnson, Bessie Haigler, Jill M. Gemma, Elisabeth B. B arger, Cheryl A / Weddell, Je rry Lee Glenn. Sanford; William Hahn, Enterprise; Lu­ cille Norton, Geneva: Joan Hyman, Lake M ary;.Jannette Grueshaber, Orange City. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mick, Kanfurd, a boy; Mr, and Mrs, John Berger, Sanford, a girl; Mr. end Mrs. Gary Gemma, Sanford, a girl. O U rharcrt Clarence Fisher, Augustus Anderson, Nellie C u s h m a n and baby girl. William Taylor, t.nutae Wimberly, Imogens Kollcfrath, Scott Davis, San­ ford; Elizabeth D u r l a n d , I.ongwood; Sherra Reid, Apop­ ka; Anna For boa, Titusville. January 9, 1963 Admission. Judy Addington, Theodor. |„ Johnson, Roll It Brown. Harry Covington, B r e n d a N ostra, Ethel 1 1 unias. Sanfold, Helen I.ee, E a t. Mary; Maxine Stafford, Lata Mon­ roe; Mary Pvltna Maynard, Osteen; Glenda Cox, Orlando. Iltrlha Mr. and Mr« Bernard Cox, Orlando, a boy. Diarhargea Belly Bridges and babyboy, William i Cooper, Wil­ lie Jlen Berry, Frank lo Ren­ ton and baby girl, Delorti Thompson, Robert G. Martin, Thomas Aahlay, Sydney Gray. Lillian Torley, l.e* Ford, Hen­ ry II. Foster, Lula Mae Montgomery. Nathan Butler, Irene W althall, David W i 1 i o n , C h.ryl A. Waddell, Sanford; Louia Tonini, DeBary; William It. Tealo, l.ato Mary; [tubby Price, Eake Monroe-. January 10. I9(>3 Admits Ion. Leu]a P. S i . wart, Edgar M. Swain, Marlene Hills, Rets Crews, Teas Elam Hardesty, Vcrontia Curly, Winnie E. Smith, Gteiiii T Walla- e, Lin­ da Poloeki, Hugh Reilly, Jo­ anne L. Ftaiachman, Lonnia Thompson, Anna II. Beverly. Jessie Ruderblorn, Sanford; Lauia II. Behlirk, DeBary; < ballet Dooley, Lake M ary; Barbara Jean W right, l.uiigwood. Illrth. Mr. and Mr a. Jam es H. Lee. Lake Mary, a (toy; Mr. and Mra. Dennis Maynard, (Jaleen, a boy. Diarbargea Kathleen We hit, Peru lent Ilendeiaon, Charlca L, Swlnney. David Rouse. Ellie Daria McGriff, Jeruma Harper, Ma­ rie Caraon, Judy Addington, Hanford; Helen Tyrell, Delto­ na; William H. Ilalui, Knter]iriae; Mai gun 1 Treca, Mait­ land. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thle I Coupon * The Purrhaee Of "Kraft" GRAPE STAMPS JELLY 1 It Ox. Jar Stc | Coupon good at your ‘Thrlftway" i Only. Thru B a t, January It. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thin Coupon A The Purrhaee Of "Gled" UTILITY STAMPS BAGS pkg. of U 39e Coupon good at your "Thriftway"! Only, Thru HaL, January It. 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND )> i • With This I Coupon A Tha Purrhaae Of S Lb. Beg STAMPS Fla. “Juiry” Grapefruit ' | Coupon good at your “Thrlftway" I Only, Thru Sat., January It. .)! A �■f ". nl. . f •p ' H, . . . . . . . * Your Service Station -Dr. Crone's %■ Is “I here a Doctor in the House?' Worry Clinic state gasoline taxes. And, of course. * the station’* owner and operntefr is a taxpayer in his own right. To depart from statistics, every service station has the other basic characteristics of free enterprise. It is intensely competitive, and the com­ petition takes many forms—price, the attractiveness of its facilities, the sjiccinl appeal of brand names, the quality and scope of the services ren­ dered the motorist. The sendee station has come a long way indeed from the time when gasoline was dispensed from a five gal­ lon can or a single pump at curbside. It is still moving—the newer stations are larger and more efficient, gear­ ed to the needs of a seemingly end­ less increase in the number of motor vehicles. It does an ^important job surpassingly well. Jhe service sligion is a prime ex. ample of successful) energetic small business. There arc more than 200000 in this country, according to a publication of the American Petrol­ eum Institute and about 96 per cent are owned or operated by independ­ ent businessmen. And the station—individually and collectively— is a real asset to the community and the nntion. The typ­ ical new one adds some $15,000 in wages and $20,000 in locally purchas­ ed materials each year to the econ­ omy of the area it serves. Last year total sales by the stations passed $19 billion. Each station, as an unpaid tax col­ lector, is an important agent of govemment. On the average, it collects an estimated $30,000 in federal and Ponna wonder* If Nuitiel Campi are nol the beat form of heal t h Inauranre for alt of tu. Mlllloni of American* llkewlae have an entirely falve Idea about nudity and alvo about tanned *kln« m> read this r»»e and Ret hep to the m e d l e a l truth. And note Hr. Kreud'a view of Nuitl.t addle!*! CASE ll lM: Ponna R , jiewI It. is Ihe ct-llese coed men­ tioned yesterday who wonder* rd if total nudity would in­ crease arxual immorality. ''P r. Crane." she added, wouldn't It be healthful if we imitated the folk* who belong to Nudist Colonies ami thu* eliminated tli our clothing* ‘Aren't the Nudist thu* smart from the medical an* sic’ " No. Hie people who relish j a r s d in ; around J round al Nudist Man Ys Nature Mankind now has the power to in­ fluence and change all of the three ways that human continuity moves from one generation to the next. •' The three ways, or levels, accord­ ing to I)r. Walsh McDermott of Cor­ nell University Medical School, are: — The g’enes—the ehemical code carried in the cell, which determines the structure of every living thin* The genes have always been subject to alteration by natural radiation, and now by man-made radiation. — TKa, fetus—the developing hu- ... man before birth, also susceptiide to radiation arid-drugs such as, tions in the world faced with the problem of achieving technological modernization while at the same time preserving their, cultural heritage. Even at the third level of continu­ ity. too-Hiidden change can be de­ structive. In some countries, sui<| Dr, McDqrinott, the change.is so rapid that "a father's whole experience is without meaning for his son." We can see it even in our own so. ciety, on a lesser scale, in Iho gap in understanding that often separ­ ates the generations. — The cultural environment. Of the three, men have heretofore only been able to exercise their w ills on the third level. Even today, their power over the others is still chiefly negative and destructive. Dr. McDermott was speaking at a conference on Science and Develop­ ment in Chile, one of the many na­ thev isfiiill be nimfoiteti.— Mutt lie w 6:1. • * • This world is so full of cure unit sorrow that it is n gracious debt we owe to one another to diseover the bright crystals of delight hidden in sontber circumstances ami irksome tasks.— Helen Keller. Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley Thought For Today tista ute iomiUfr up |»ti\ Ml« l> \pIo(H*if c o u n t r i r s . W e m a k e the s a m e tnifttnke* with hik’bly r r i t u a l perso n a l evublltf i'Uim i f how the l H in e x p o r t in g ou r sywtein meiiiLitip and public henlth Am e rican t p aea n h ftr ien* the t un. Th«*i»e t P i h n i r a l lit i«ftH is ilpppmfent nil ‘ii u re a l mee ti n g Dick West's home, of the toiintrkps w f ' i r belptuu lift t er k no wn e x a m p l e s being * D on ’t up (five t h r ship*' and •‘ D a m n the t u r p e d o r i k e t c " up f l a n k i n g r ig h t ther e with H* ex ec u tive f If * 1 I li»‘«il il , *'t it % ii tli. .** bi.r t h ! Jim in a 4 tiiitmiKim « t nni th r u * hi at or it- tilt t*ranee*,, in my ju d g m e n t. is tin* spirite d Ho true kit spoke the im mort al lin e: If th er e is on** t h i n g I ■I h motto b n l *1 it's a pool loser Mpi III iKf f t ‘nil fill item I *n w m found !■> t'apt. John nr a J Whj» h Herald Area Correspondents Sir*. M s r r a n n SIS 1#TX M il.. M r.. June < ae .v lb er r j SIS-sot* rhulunla M r.. J o in S M - t S M ---- 3#3-3141 P r ll.r r Mr». John l.eon e d-ft.ltn n . M r* . f,rn r* a JoAnn 319-4H13 fin l*ut lIfUft<J d u l l / 11* It • 4 S a t u r d a y «ki:isviiKH Ad v*r Using I m t c t o r ■tot U H K k M Advmrillu» ^ M- nagur Uant|ir Chriitm sa, pub* ^ * tftc w**-i • LM I. M iLIu C O U 1 I A L L U I U L I I M A IL M 1 T«ar •It II I f 919 I •• I UftBtSa S.TI I Most#* I IS I M o s t S s I N 1 MoatSft I S # 1 M s s ill I N I MftstS I'u s l s l lU gu U tloft* sroftid* IS *t a'l Mall l u h i c f i p u u m ft* Il f Mail 1*9 u. 9 be* 11 baa i -i i b lurb N-*.x Ib is bv At*rstd to a « * B tS o r «r t S a L ams* fru * w h ic h la •»* I.oug lit* f lrut out iili the wriv* f*'t e iifit niil i •mill be iIp --11if*1I’d' to »41 oru plish the eml* we ’ au i n ill I in § yilxin, tnjf the nmiiinL’t si u l «*thii s of a b ra n ball itUlin In “ Henri bull mu\ be p la ve d nil an y r utivenirnt nut face. 1 be not be mai keiJ. I ' U y e i * h s s e jjr m i ri i!> f i pi 1 1 •1 a n ut 11 ria i k »-*I i n u r I t tindu' iw* to (day amt h *t mi Mltlilll of p l s y e t * cere lati x* i-»ot x v st P in i i 111 1 *»f that tin ibdlui biixket of pi'MsdnhtI* * I l.t xv - ti'ius Slum Id, 111 w Ii n b t b e v a t i "w* In J i r Vi oiriki a the i ouitnu t hil l a illi an • >of r ibut i*ui xtiiig clc • i-pM w t It* x.-n* inu iil vaUialdi a gal list l be »**i let v xliuggk* for 4gMin*t t * x(i ai•’k i ti* | • it i ill I moil nt ft tel ru of bid ill n* the to Vi a * •'UtltttlMIfti The mo ve tin tile flint ',*U odd v%.. ib| Mlgtl C*ifti I tend and if atteutifin h is still going up, VII part of the ge n e r a l upl ift , in* ilnuhl. limelight ll it> llri.14, Editor, Kt-rxld: The Ellsworth E nitlr. b*fki-thnll t m m arrived horn* ln«t S atu rd ay iJan. 2) at 2 u m . vi!ry tired hut v*ry h a p ­ py. The kindliraa and hoipitnlity of the Uifford Cot-hn u u and thc-inany, many peajd* In Florida who made t h . i r 6 - p W .a n f ‘ohw will alwiiy. b* on of t h n r m e m o ri c . moat tre a u re d We a te lookinit forward to n return v i.lt of th* Oviedo l.ioti.’ li-am lo o u r lovely Slati* i f Main-. a Mi*. John I.innohan Ellaworth. M*. (l!dilnr'« nolr; Thr proplr of (Ivirdo .nd Svminidr ( mint) rountrd i( a p r i v i Irirr to h a i r ihr Ka|(lri in our midst. Mr a r r ronfidrnt llial If Ihr <lvirdo b u ji tail vl.lt Eli.worth Ihrr will hr rntrrlalnrd a« rovally > Now Many Wear pxvelm \V hen today's a n a l ) six t h i s le g a n l Nuihxui ax one « t he evidences «d sub flun k n g r i l l e , r »o load kids an edu are no bmg el m i >• FALSE TEETH With More Comfort they the * a t o i , FAHTCKTH. * pleaftftOl alkalln# " h ’ft b i * i k ” to l a k e It over i iivtii-xi i-i! i iMiwder hold* l««u in, if4* firmtv To e*t ami '** 1k J*1 t'liey at*' **l el ill lied M is an evidence of jux**nil n g it III i <toil iirt, Jti*i sprinkle a Utile* FAH plus .1 ii altempl In strike **u 41 b< 4nitie * r etiiini’*,x.'* H* • I I I 111 *iti vinir plate* No numriiy hack at d e l v 1 In to M a i n m a 1 a Inlt so sat ixf \ I I n: Ii.i 11 % x doe* the tciuhcr g4dil-d*'*tv gookeu ?** bec*»nie w | ..«wt V l « . , r --r Cr r l l nv t* tl4 C4 ) ■i-uir ,n|i,r irtriiiurr lirratni. (i»< r AH 14 1. I l l al aur a *•» t o IM• i i s i i b aru. tou nlrr »• — •« I he former tlte than leadei tw*t ( .<mimji*ixt Italy • it in a mein ra n d o m fbloogbotit pur tie* f tel in iniftt i a ’ . • of br ad "t he old ntheixtu lo g liatti b*ddly anid an d s g l l l t y , but r a n k . " dom o f r eligion an d rultu re.'* p io p a g a t id a ix of im ua**,** la»ngo b a t now gone a t l r p ip eak in g be t w r e p <f "c«- C mt I i o 1ir a and C o m m u n u l i and of " f r e e ­ Cuimletj - ^Wcntditn, One. r*digioM lik ely to f e p e l « lJ«atofm xiit*dlit«o* and Latin tin Am ir na h i ■nit in will m*t * »«‘hgtoux |* 1 *»iii in mi nit I i-ifi;i ilTs ,« b ilg e queft i « xi r i* meaftui ca, S*i\e 51! On S c u ll'h III ) O N E IIAD Turf IluiliK-r 2nd Ihit,' Itunu* 2nd IliiK (>rii|ir*ill** N ur»cry 2^21 1l,Iti*ipa11nhe■..AI**m1halfthr pitextx of any say m ru n n ihg I *ra pe l i Hr iTe, 322-0HR6 Law n SjiruyinK HONEY Just tell us how m u ch you need to psy old bills, for hom e im provem ents, car repairs, for all your s e a ­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Cau Yh S120 00 jns oo 770 00 31? 00 4(7 00 S97 00 MoalXlf tlfmlnll j ;oo 11 00 uoo 1800 74 00 37 00 LOANS UP TO $ 6 0 0 1 A IM A M H M U i IFAMILY t. til l. ___________________________________________________ t i , iSN iixi • a 2 U t ? 1 SANFORD, FUDRIOA fix# It w a * lo n t a i n - rhev . (r h4.0 4 Build i •i ip.'igv’imhi ... well of pa -t *oi 1* flu of Hut v* bethel lilxui a » b ile a- I '•*' w hen de M a l i i n .lino, v , i * H fi MiJy nil li v e —**Kach team shall br ir* ajionaible for officiating its own violation*. ( ontcirm r is the only umpire." —’'Winning bean ball n not the result of skill, sticngth by p a rt y fittoTig’ i ion mar k • *oi >4 ben, lani, JijihiiMii 4ind * i u i the tention to them a n y w a y . 0 f a r th e r ru iifllnl <-•I •bo w a y , \ 1 1 1( t r i gloij * Hi t h# have •I ' g m a the « fill 1. to • h,| V4 i hiiHeng* J4iigahd * i rb iiMVe v ax IJUljcb itg i i i u f Im • i j l ' o i n l jii 141 allow a looaeidhg h i * rn In and m illion p a rt y f at hula u pe tat inn" I he T h e « oiihtit ill ion 4i| (he fit To glip lti. fd|x»|H tl f * ||ti 11 I * -I Mom tl»* iii.i-MVe Itiih.di * oin In M "Seim, a In 1 xi ale pro T h e f u e l mu b |#ed i all f . t ! thodox Ituatiari t hm ti, itae if, ji "'flew Mpploim b" to l « llg Hill was i hanged ax r n * h i l y a • ram** f i mu tin l*M* I ’altniru 1 Itnil to virtuall.4 i b p r i v e th* i t io r i g 4r * V* -lie hr * I tbeb -• b< »*n m a il ! • -I ’ WMI mote •4(1! v I 4llg it baa on arid iii» oo .in itv *•f • apltiilifd v»■ may '' - I. t»ed -I Hit f i otu I »h i l l y before hi* — ** Te sm c s p t a l n i nliouM bp I dr ess ed the j u n i o r m em b ers of cm h de ath last fall In f u i m e i *ilt* team sa no one p s y * a n y at* viet I'l e in et N i k i t a Kbruftb a h * *j v h i I >r her the f.i filhrra a r * . . i,ii|r» t ♦ mm 4 i b i r e * * »*f h e ,ir • fI oi || *otlf*el »<! lb«* •*i iritei nut uui.il religio n* m I a * mi far it * (I) nil lxi • (Ui 1 1o x le llg inll met w i l l ho il i» * 1 M'npiiiix* v .i t is *• * biasea ' Un l b e i ••til ■ii v V b* Ii* n fr , Kolh.witq- a i r > hie of lH** MiolP pert meat i n i o m * ^•■vein • (1 ( 1 ««i x* » i at* h r e g re ssio n III iiliml, t Ii* ft we xhouill co n sc io us the fn 'it p f fei li v e foi • n i o t h e r ’i aomtr IliiXi pick ’ref V rails Kn ta t* d aa aacind ctsaa aaaitar o « io » * r l l . t i l l at tSa f o a l Offlca of S a a f * rd . Florida. undar tSa Ac t at C a i l t i l i of H a r c S conaUtrad aa mfrtpl 'ig v.n TSa Harald a copjrr.gftt aid «nlt Sa Said Labia to* damsgaa usdad (Sa U s tilts oppti*a> ll to lellgh'H, j It a l i a n |*',dll' i , •i* a xxinpufi i»ae»| by tu lb* :»• •lilt hiil the Vjfl'-p- Hilit I tactual* • If to tU* ua* fur rapustlcaU«a of all IS* i#«*J a*wa sriatad la tSIa h*wa**ftr. S o p a r t of auj> malaria# . a o « a or i Qu o m i i l e l t s i a * 4 m o * o f T s * h a * lo r d Marald m a f A# r a p r o d u c M la a a f aaaaa ar with* a a t w r l t t a a f a r m t a a i o a a f tS a p a s t l a S a c a f T S a HaralA. A a f I n d iv id u a l ar fir m r a a p oaalS la f o r a u a s r a f r o d u c t l o a w i l l Sa d * • >m •'g* IlMi AV the n i non g W i-lrin fie w .nd gftlj ta adtftftc* TS* mi’ll thev and thus gain f r r * Rililrr**f(l arrrfifnble f*riixMr.( (Her d« "ML. deal Is per•«*aallile*» INtrir) It mil rukll.h.* hr c j VIM 1 toumurnxf I fa I tun sf itriigr-T g an *’f • v t b m k’ in trip number 111well 1 ■ rI 11- i *<it» Htbti.s’ ii I b.i 11■"1 1 (f Xd p iiw ef lu l p a rt y , 4ini gi i- . >|i pi ixi" 4 th* |<.1 f 1 1<w IN Ist lgrr the t e S l i i l . * 1 i t Uftt Itll’l IOX It AIKS lluiii* LM liva fr Hf>iue that th r a mu Hr t t h r co urt the w alls V I.H K .U and m muy br m thr p;aiii« at any time, thr (purral rule Irnnc Staff Pbuiugfiplnr *sc*pt Saturday, Sunday pf • v e n d i n g C h r i s t i n a - * 44\ 1 1 fi p i t a h n w tO HI llV r 4 urn dm air d r«mui ii 4t l l v p* * iimb'l iii III U I II ib# i ><111 iiiniitftm N n v y ili a* * ♦ — * Any Mfchanicftl Supi u n i. Tlo* i« rm^loke to i . g i l d m ay bv .i 1 v tto 4 d t♦. b *♦••i c v Ilf mu* ’■ 4 1Mil Tl‘ b| Jliilxc 004*1 Id id) Ii* ii ot Do - •»f f * tt 4 f » 4r * * ntn'i o« be 4 11* • 11 v i Oi l h r i niiirt 1 I* * pn| t i al -tM ial 111 h I r ■i.i#i pvenrl trip m tnp y of liie b* an ball rule I.....I , I ri if up emir j o , I IPi‘i'1 v4**1 t h ie e C'4|ui‘5 I In lllunt JAAIK Mil Oft. HAk ft.* ru ru *p! * or to f u s t used n 1,U gi may be so TN* Heralif n f i n t w n lets I r n f rit tw I f * r e a d e r * a a p w N llr Affair*, t h e w r i t e r m a r « » • a p e n n a m e | »r «* I d r i t f h e t e l * l « r al«<» r a r r l e a IN* n r | l * r ‘* Irne nnm e nnd aitdrrsi, l.el| e r * «»f f e w e r ( H u h 2 .VI w o r H a w i l l Hr a I v r a p r e f e r e n r e , l . e l * ChaTTeime Oil Iteli^iofi I in 1 1 x x irruit T h e ) »m\ I hr hvious ■otu• Ition se nse ti i imi4|Ue wnlilil be Letters •tr • b ea n *'* it 1 M M # nuked eb'ped Phil Newsom bays < i p n * 114i w Mniii, ‘ but tli**) w » i p I Wed., January HI. 1965 Nu i i i m i of •OUHMbotl tl i-i ■*] wan tr* fipla rt* flip a n t»ni he iiv j VV4I.IVH A. kILLU a, 61)1 I OH * s o r i SI.HIIVH I lU V k v u l.iu l.iv a . u iM ls ii.v . evraaval M i a .i .t * NAHSV I JUIIVIUV U 4fu i in | Editor UUIt I ft H 11,1.1 AMl •ocUir fcdllor DO I I I k At a n * city Editor JI DV WKU.i Ouftir Kduar f I h e m-i | ii Irieil ii I u Ip i del ing ehiggers, rnseet bite* and scratches, a* well ai over­ doses of ultraviolet rays. City young bucks show their Immaturity by working on tha farm in shorts! .Sunlight also causes appar­ ently healed tuberculosis les­ ions to flare up and also acti­ vates quiescent peptic ulcers. So reserve your nudity for the hathtuh and quiet making a fetish out of a tanned tkin, for that tan indicates a sick skin! nI * I, Iv e m r r n \r r thr ‘ *\Ve a tufi llj 163-31*0 Hum.it I t lie tlisa bull w ith |* L ’ ft» fir utlipf *ali(| uuliMtiiricr. Hanford ^rralii •’age 1-A Sanford, Florida pr e,*»M*(| f till* Mil’ll, *'T 'J, til f*w Oviedo E v e l y n l.undy Mra II.y . I flip nr>l< " f the ftllip Mra. C l a r e n r e S n y d e r 131-4841 6M 3fi.1l M r.. either Osteen Haney all 14 life l»*c> l i v i n g r■ > pin) a *pI Pa*\ *"ii II *Ml *hi pla a* i if.. \ tlf* \ b a 1 1 mt he e %| >|.«»4m tl l . a k r Monroe Mra. H. I.. J oh ns on 322-4722 . M ild r r d hatl ij»*f ird 4*11' ill liealth te* bhnpiP'* w b n k 4 •odd ♦Jill i. k >t A.f>(ir | i Li' i *-• tin rdimati , Ini 11 w n* -tu ii nt a t w I h i *f ti'» f l u*t i a t :•141* i r14 uijfi i i ll m N o r t h O rla n d o M ra. M a r g a r e t t o * b y 322-41193 66ft-tRM f ii *t hall, win h trsr»r«|tnsrv r4r vi'l 'i p m i U . h r« pur f* <| t hat iii‘«i|e* n b* -»ft 1.on r wood Mra. Don n a Kstea M S- .1 117 M afia w 1 1Ik tli a f ' *i *j* t In *jiii-t-ptakii /in . L l f l j i a nf thi*.. a ) l.a s e M ary Mr». F r e n r p, \\ eater 32J-S2II r a .srlh r rr y -Uf Mi*1' tem| n, WI «h ■lit* I! *11■' U 44A t l i'tllN | ml Mil*** f'O b’ an W hen _ ISA. 3*31 . R e » r""T« k r • F n r r * f T i t s jti tip’ nub • t 1 irn^huw iiViiillible w ith little t ra in m u . \\ e tend to e x p u i l o *i xot h 4* mid* i d* x 1 1 o | • if u m hi tei b rmb*u ms ami I tv * W « t lie? * t 1 1 - i fit n ’t I m ox (dilnt l* ated tin** fo te iiiji t be*e pi o|de t in 1 :»-i lelice, of I efi rn«| Miittabfp fut pi .i to .*! -appio at o n in *th*» .Ip r M l i r e t br V ru rd itid* r ib v * lupeil i oim t r e ** Tk*' 11 - i * ud w i 1 1 (id f *♦ * xp'i|t t e m p i* at MtiiMilliffli/atl"D Mr*. Ritrhlr fl.rris All.131S inti r » *.1 |UeVMiU**lv Enterprise A ltam on te S p r in t. M r.. Julie Ilertoe Ite-JlM bit 13 Mv Ill’llIth-ini’dli al i ount r e s t hat i», vxp neeil to if* velojie tili dli al and pufdle I mted >t,it«'M. tin -*• i i i i t u n '*t tin w* t t*‘*pi4M h ini hi L.| r P c mn* w l a i e mm b of per 41f the .^ptUtCfield, wl ** i ktli'Vtn ''T h r fathi'i m'I im nl* pub lic tern fm exp ort that could util I/p tin* t v pe of ma npo we r rmw Hill Hj, I * i H i t . I hi ) add. w i i • re d i x p e l ' *» ill t to ii ii 11* || *l I “ v k “ td fr o m a si m p )*, u no r g H iiu life. of U « ’ri ex p el tM 111 ti e niftl* n i l u i e i I 11 mpi i .it** 4 burnt• * fhiit I i*n •'I'lrtl front t upt 11 S . < i-n>hiiw J r ., fm liter ^*kip of Id* uf that kind of iminji wet \ \ i m i d to ilevi btp t kind [lM b liml lllM P Itltie to tPrti h o f f ic e r of the I ' S S S p r i n g fndd. wh ere bean hall t-volul «*«i (farm* into a w a y don't bail* m i n e tbnri a drib • forrtgft aid; tee b«v** b-aMied win net n f Htty ki nd put'lic body of h i g h l y t l H l l o d , skill* 4**1 iiicti ii nd U'4iriu*n. H it m <*s 1 nt " \ ft* i I .» vcut * ami the e\* nd tui i of | | m l billion ill of tin* N a v y b ra n hal^ J r a cm* W III It* triY ttllf fto m States, i m* n. talk* "«> The Lighter Side punge nt quota tion*, two o f the a vs n \ (m ted of In f o il iv ii aid pD'k’ tiim •* bi’injf i ni* f i jink I \ and Id m i l l ) N !tof i of ks Jr , «tinirmssmin i n i t J || y t a sick »ktn, for it al snips in tlmir birthday .^|ltius a final fejtblc a ttn u p t suits arc medically u n o ra n t. ^ to make up (or lack For clothing is an invention of brain actlon! of mankind to protect tlu* skin F a rm e rs wear overalls and from insects and scratches, as |ong sleeved shirts, thus avoid well as reduce the absorption ------------— of dangerous ultraviolet ra>>' from Ihe sun i'lothing also whets the ro mantle interest of t h r male sex, so men a r c far more sti lly Hal (’ochrsn .mutated nowadays by_girls! Viiutb-si tciled in Cleveland than Ad adit ever was while in for s h o p t i f t W s i t object the. alirtlen oL-Jyj^n ,— ^ 4 oaaW w^ upiI u liking VW4tdiW:w4diuluTa AftWtA il’ius tlmm‘ «rtpi nmjiifink In wit lit recall that K u a Li nude, was Inch school. Now they're not sexually stimulating to hhimmu delinquency on edif'r i n d u s t r y an d co m m u n ic a tio n s iittion. What next? Meiirjw lute, we lead them i n ­ Vdam. They hover hail any children . • • to a far-o ut science 'from liureau of Labor Statistics w p i i h tin y * nil Itevei u*d back Mil they wove aprons of tig leaves Why? *uy* buildinu t tades (dumbris to r e s h t y . " fleeauxe t is tJ»e partially vvpie purd a basic f t To an W e f a ll into the sa m e e r r o i yeiir, A.v if we in our e x p o r t of eilu* iitmii. W .* clothed female figure that Mi Imur lust I* nil to ex putt pule " too k O’ mutates m an's erotic fancy didn't know! * • * I'Ult er " imitati* ns of IT S. and not the mule figure* Nudtxt* often show evidence, W niihmg Junior eat n pen«c Ilfrots a ml lo l l e u e * Ih e yT e tint u eiile d tu b»i al r m i d i t ion 1 too, of s juvenile throwback nut b u tter and jelly* saiutwfclt. won dm s whether he Sump of t br* jxv lelit lf*t S ltd* t ■ For at the foihllei stage, child Mom Viewed !*y« ip to be HifiiH'atm^ ten olten evoke vigorous pr»* think* the jelly puit is u 44»stest* from m a m m a when they tort Ic. that Ile f e n se Hiu'ie tury (tub • • • m ould without an> lit Mi N a ii ii* 1 1*‘a sv ate ill of walk i billies, i » i i * i i m n I* i i* e Index i >1x1 ef fp* 11v e i n * * la' lippIlPil Mam ma then makes a fuss show* the coat of living is Ii* I ,S fot Pipn a *I Barbs ftf p sstg fa ir p tTTity w iio b i o ti n v f o r W A S H IN G T O N U T h — N a v y t ra ditio n i % i ir h w ith egomania. * * * Actually, it i* unheaithfui to go around with your skin ex­ posed lo bright sunlight! All animals and (owls' were covered bv fioil Almighty so their fur or feather* would keep the dangerou* ultravio­ let light of the sun away from their bare skin. find expected mankind lo use his superior brain to evolve myriad forms of clothing to do the same thing We have thus adapted cot­ ton, flax, wool, nylon and many other products to our skin in lieu of the fur and fea thers o f . inffa human crea­ tures. The laniH-d skin turns brown to try to ward off more of those dangerous ultraviolet rays, for dark skins partially rebuff ultraviolet light. A tanned skin is thus, tech T h e fir st c a r a t t h e b o t t o m o f t h e w o r l d . Iti* A u tt'a h a n NuliOnul #«iworth l»p sd itio n f.o lly hod no chpic* (hoy w a n led o Cor Ihnl any nisrnbe) o t ihe porty could h o p into a n d d<iv. od wilhOut o moment ! he iitohon '* And Ih . VolItMogen |U!t h a p p a n ! to Till th.__b.ll I h e b.g It.cl ts l h . V W s o n t o o l e d r e a r engin e It hav n o lo d n d o f. ll o l e i "O vaufef Of u r t h b e t u t It |Uit g o a l (Aniorchco F’l slood lof d a y i in ,‘tO® b e l o w / e t o w e a th e r a n d storied w.lhoul a (ramble I The lour . n y . n . j a » . ih* VW so " • much e.lro Irochon il cl.n.bad "stroighl up and down the slopes " iBut they cheated a l.tlle sometimes they pul chants on th. bock wh.eti 1 Another reason Ihe VW went white even the dogs wouldn't is the sealed bottom, ll look an nwlul beating, but that's what it's there lot To protect the wotks *«i-de ogam,! the weather outside. Tito conditions got so Fierce that one mgn said. Now we know what it'll be like when Hell freezes'over.'* So J tl eve' does, you know wbot car to buy. , . r FIN ANCI SERVICE, IN C o f Sanford - Ellinor Motor Company. 110 South M.gnoti# S t r . e t ....................... FA 2 < 6 1 2 H w y., 17-82, Junl Soulh of Sanford tf �l0 i•* 't i: ' It r !. ■ "O ' �\ ! ■t •$ :S» *■• BONELESS O VEN ROAST ROAST R O U N D B O N E S H O U LD E R B O N ELES S ALL BEEF BY THE QUARTER OR HALF FOR YOUR DEEP FREEZE. CUT ___ AND STEAK CLUB FULL CUT ROUND SIRLOIN W RAPPED FREE! STEAK M EAT LEAN TENDER CUBE FLORIDA GRADE “A” Dressed b Drawn WHOLE YOU SAVE MOST AT TIP TOP locations iru"' 2' "Convenient m ~IT5o w . 13th. St. 4th. St. & Sanford Ave, WINTER GARDEN APPLE — PEACH — OR CHERRY SUNN YI. AND SEASON I NO YOUNG TENDER REEF FOOD KING FRESH LEAN FORK 1-LB. SOLID THRIFTY SHURFINE EVAPORATED STANDARD SOFTER TOILET LIMIT A WITH IS.no ORDER TISSUE tu ou. PACK TOMATOES NO. .10.1 CAN LIMIT 4 WITH IS.OQ ORDER SAXET CUT GREEN SHORTENING JEWEL OQc ^ J NO. .103 CAN SHURFINE FRUIT C O C K T A IL 4 KRAFT .MR. G" FROZEN FRENCH KRAFT SHURFRESH H q oaniitf CANS HERSHEY * & -i ! HERSHEYS i (Qua/t/y | C/I&n* tA SUG AR 1 Jc. ^ BEST BUYS IN PRODUCE GOLDEN n iP E QUART JAR LIMIT 1 WITH |S .00 ORDER U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW C ■j 1 5. U. S. NO. 1 WHITE Nil LIMIT I WITH U-M ORDER LIMIT 10 LBS. WITH ORDER �1 V J . T ■ . 0 • o 'Big Picture Of Progress' Painted For Seminole > \<$ These and other comments were made Wednesday night at a Mayfair Inn dinner m eet­ ing of various committee chairm en of the Seminole County Chamber of Comerce. Each presented his version of the "Big Picture of Pro­ gress" for the county. And the future looks bright; the brightest in history. A long list of speakers re ­ By Harry I. John ion "A port by 1966.” ’‘Expansion of the Agricul­ ture Experiment Station." "A medical center for Sem­ inole County." "F ree and easy phone com­ munications between the north and south parts of the coun­ ty ." "We’ll be turning dirt for an airport in two y e a rs.? - viewed the past and gaied in­ to the future when called on by Lorihg Burgess, Chamber president. A capsule comment of each is given in alphabetical order: AGRICULTURE—Gen. J . C. Hutchison: Looks to improved products; control of harmful insects; support of the Central Florida Experimental Station: station expansion Is ptsnncd; further cooperation of agricul­ ture and industry; help the Sanford State Farm ers Mar­ ket. AIRPORT - Gordon Fred erick: Application for Federal Aviation Authority approval for an airport west and south of Sanford has been denied; must locate another site; in "dire need" of an airport; will find another spot for an air­ port so as no< to conflict with the Naval Air Station’s flight patterns; will he turning dirt in two years for an airport. ARMED FORCES - Mack N. Cleveland J r .: Mill contin­ ue maximum effort to contin­ ue friendship with the Naval Air Station; cooperation pledg­ ed to Captains Jam es O. Mayo and Chandler W. Swanson. BEAUTIFICATION - John Alexander: Meeting slated Jan. 22 with landscape engi­ neers to sc f what is permitted along state-owned highways and approaches to the county; complete concentration on all approaches lo the county as .the beautification work pro­ gresses. GREATER SANFORD BOARD OF COMMERCE — DeWitt Mathews J r : Various groups — some of which have been at odds — are merging into one group; stim ulate en­ thusiasm for the beautifica­ tion of the Sanford area; stop flow of dollars out of Seminole County, INDUSTRIAL — Scott Rums and Carl Sehllke: Port Author­ ity Committee has moved r a ­ pidly; Industrial Show proves highly successful; Semlnqle > Johnson Cuts Request For Foreign Aid $3.4 Billion 'Consistent' With Policy O U Seminole County * * + on the St. Johns River + * * * “The N ile of America” (T lrr ^ ctttfn rii lir r a lii County Is in a strategic loca tlon as a trading area; can lure numerous industries to this section, * LAKE MONROE DEVEL­ OPMENT — Dr. Vincent Rob­ erts: The Riverport Marina ia one of the most important projects to come before the Chamber of Commerce; each committee, each individual has an integral part in push­ ing this project; future of Sanford and Seminole County lies in the natural resources it possesses; help pledged to the City Commission in see­ ing if the marina project is feasible; "1 personalty think this (m arina project) is feas­ ible;" port authority and m a­ rina efforts must be coordina­ ted; "God willing, w e will have the port In another y ear." L E G I S L A T I V E and NATIONAL AFFAIRS - Gor­ don Frederick: Will oblatn necessary powers to carry out the projects of the comtit li­ ters; will continue lo serve other com mi Ilees. create the authority; ta rg e t date on bj]| 1* July I; will get a feasibility report n e x t month; by 1366 will have the port. PROMOTIONS — Clifford McKibbin: Highway aigna be­ ing put in place along stra te ­ gic points of highways leading lo Seminole County; car tag* pushing various communltlea have been or are being Issued; need for recreation areas cit­ ed. WATERWAYS —Sam Levy: “ If we can bring people down here to play, some will come to sta y ;" must lure owner* of sm aller boats as well as la r­ ger ones; it's better to fill a 10 cent lunchbox 10 time* Ilian a 23 cent lunchbox once; set up special cruises starling from the lakefront. NEW FACILITY - Jam c« P. Avery J r.: President John­ son has proposed building of 38 medical centers; "we ara almost certain of getting one, if no! tw o;" must "put our bid in" for Ihi* Institution; will attract a high type of people to the community. (The Chamber president, Burgess, immediately appoint­ ed Avery chairm an of a com ­ mittee to push thi*. p ro ject.) CAPTAIN SWANSON: "Thanks for including th* Navy in Ihe Cham ber’* pro.g rain ; "Navy doesn't take lightly the 7nri»jnFh#(' o f such cooperation as exiifi~"hcre; 1964 was a year of decision (or this community; there is no change in Ihe atalu* of SNAS-— if anything, it is get­ ting firm rr; cooperation pled­ ged to further comunity pro­ grams. CAPTAIN MAYO: The Navy did a thorough study of San­ ford before deciding to stay in Sanford: it it for the "best interest of the Navy” that it stay in Sanford; "1 have in my hip pocket one thing no other Navy officer ha* — com­ munity spirit," Four varieties of Girl Scout cookies again will be offered ® P h oPnhoo nRe9 2322-26 .2 r.ll 1 1 Z inZip C ode .12771 A to the public in the Cilrua Code 32771 Council of Girl Scouts Jan. 15* WASHINGTON ( UP I ) EATHER: Partly‘ cloudy thru hitch in 70s; low tonight 48-55. . l o n g r a n g e p l a n n in g 30 to raise money for a new Presidept Johnson today ask­ *> W »___ >s ____ Friday ~ with few ahowfrs, _____ — C. Vernon Mize Jr. and By­ dining hall at Deer Lake Camp ed Congress for slightly less VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1906 THURS., J ANUARY 11, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 104 I ' i 9 in the Ocala National Forest. ron Kimball: Need Ihe help of than $3,4 billion for foreign all in establishing a junior • * * aid next year. It is the lowest college; this is Ihe most im­ Tonight will tie Welcome portant •'project; must estab­ request in the !8 year history Wagon Night at Orlando-Scmlish a mad program lo pro­ inole J a i Alai Fronton when of the aid program, in a message to lawmakers vide proper access In the nevv members of the Welcome stale university. — b l B l ^ m^ a f mi n e g VJ o h K* « » * e * U* d «- the H km vt. * * ---— tt^ m l With aid h.iHrtnf budget rfrn rtmsfcrtent with the .MEMBERSHIP — Robert five. national Interest." — U tsjg tcr luul_AjJ.hur,..Beck with J r: Need to ari-c ' rough ANKARA. Turkey ( UPI ) — The Clock winders hear th a t | Johnson requested $ U 7 ( hib ly $60,000" in the next lwo the i« autiful poinsettina at the lion for m ilitary aid slightly Turkey has decided against weeks to further the work of home of T. K. Butts at 1412 more than last year’s appro- participating in the U. S pro­ the Cham her and community. Lateral Force Park Avenue are traffic-stop- , priatlon—and $2 2 billion for posed Multi METROPOLITAN TELE­ pers. Mrs. Dorothy Me Bey- economic aid. almost the same (M l.F) for NATO, a reliable PHONE — George Touhy: government source said today nobis, who railed in ’ this bit [ *s las* year, Must have “ free and easy" of information, says drivers Re said that if situations phone communications l i eatop their cars to look at them, should arise requiring addi ‘T w o - F a c e d ’ tween Ihe north und south If you go to see them, please tional amounts, he would not LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ hesitate to ask for more funds go LTD — Prem ier Moise portions of the county. don’t block traffic. Follows Pattern . . . PORT AUTHORITY — F E Tshombe canceled a scheduled The request followed last trip to Brussels because of Roiimill.it Jr.- Committee lias T his is the first year in almost "outlived 111 useful 1 many years we can remember year’s pattern of presenting ■wha( j1(I r a nc(j Belgium’s "twoness" since the project is well aecing pninstttina blooming Congress with a tightly cut fac,,(j policy” on the Congo. Commerce "gazed into the future" mill predicted "RIG F UT UR E FOR I'lKHiRESS" wit* the under way for a port, legisla­ in January. They are usually down aid program in hopes few the "briglite.-t in history" for the area. theme Weilnemliiy evening when committee tion is ready to be presented ITests defenses all dead by Christm as, hut cuts would lie made (Herald Photo) chairmen ol’ the Seminole t'nutitv Om m her of Last year, this tactic m u l l ­ lo Hie State Legislature to KUALA LUM Pl’R. Malaysia this unseasonable weather i* ed in the smallest cut ever (UPI ) —Britain massed Its going lo have the poinsetlias and the azaleas hlootning side made by Congress in a P resi­ powerful Far Eastern strike by aide. Sort of takes away dent's foreign aid requrst— force today for a tnanuever designed to test Malay sla’s a little of the glory of the only 7 6 per rent The new funds would be for air defenses against attack azaleas sshirh some on strong with their vivid color after fiscal year 1360, which starts from Indonesia. TALLAHASSEE iU I’1) — long range solution lo the f) m-w approach anti make more vital of all governmental re everything he* been bare for a next July I. W t R o d s R e je c te d t Gov Havdon Burn* * a l d nnnnal ill*of oqr education adequate and Curt latlng ’pro •ponslblUties ’* . • The lowest previous final aid month or so. . Rut h r said th* state c u r­ request for any one year was J A K \ R T \ , Indonesia (U P I)* Thursday ttfil the greatest system lie* only tnrough mm• • • visions for education. rently faces the mo*t trying $3 47 billion asked by Presi—President Sukarno said he problem facing public school p lm revamping of the lax Speaking of flowers, the Bums inn.li- hi* rem arks in A B. Peterson Sr. u a i reconditions it hat rv rr facet! in ralrndulas bordering tile walk­ dent Dwight D. Eisenhower in |,a l rejected * Com m unist1education ln Etmida i* its desltm H ire of the state " an ra il) morning addirsa to the Held of education because r le d r d for hi* tenth term as pym to arm 10 million Indonts- »"n',r n r > on rent taxIt canned Uv *• com pi elicit ways at City Hall add a 1955. a group of tin new n'luml of p* growth problems as the chairm an of the Iwiard of fru i­ The smallest annua! appro jjn w orkers and pea-sants for r * financing on the local in tfir- next Legi-lnture winch brtgfit spot of eye-catching buaril members and county nation s second most rapidly, level ters of Seminole Memorial fun l* in Apnl, I k said but priation by Congress for the p(, a c t i o n against Bricolor there. I find little or-no relation l hope a I -gi ’i o 4 cun be school superintendents here growing state. program was $2 7 bilLion in t|lb jn<1 Malaysian force* Hospital at the January m eet­ . • • (to a two day uticutjRon cour»lup In-iween Florida’s rapid l u a d c ' ing of file hoard. While w e’re on the subject, 1336. He -.a d as In h.t* said hr population growth and tinval­ Other officers, also re-elect­ l.ow about those f.O million It was Ins fir*! spec The exact total of Johnson s BOCA p MON (UIM) — ue of real estate or between lore tbul hr will a-L I hr l.rg ed. were John Evans, vie* phlox along the lakefront that growHi Mid tlie ability ill real i-l,dull in up; Mini a study governor to .i group ol AUmlic chairman, and Andrew C irr iT o m ’Gllrhmw- eo*«**tcd! new request, officials said, is H o n d a e-talc .In carry Hie lax bur eum m i-'ion of business, fin­ cil officials, $3,380,3<0,000. It falls between received a ifS.fiOO uratd xem d ary i .tre asu rer. Rest idea we’ve heard in yeaia. .S;ati* School Supt Thomas ancial and ndiicatiori.il It .oh ts Bio fa n child foundation den. Rums ssid J o h n Scliirnrd waa named act­ W hat say, Jo h n AlexanderT the $3,5Ifi,7(iO,CJOO he requested li Bailey m tloiliunl Governor and sta ir olfm als to lind a York for research- »n ing secretary • treasurer while Tom a a js he’s te ady with the last year for the current fisc*! 0f Burns as " a great friend to | year and the $3,250,000,000 that connection « ith the ocean Carr a way is on an extended FORT WORTH (UPI) — color cameras. education who is committed was appropriated by congress i Clences- and exploration of • • • vacation trip. Police feared today a m using to the Ciiipruve-iuunt of educa­ The message continued stress SPa Dr Charles Park Sr. was While Sunforditei t i e bask­ 11-year old boy may have tion from kimfcrgattcn to granamed chief of staff of th* been kidnaped by a n-d-balring in 75 degree weather An­ on the adm inistration policy of dilate school ‘ medical staff of the hospital. rd nmn who bought him a dy Cut raw ay is flying over the conceptratinj aid to nations I ’T A s *I u t l t P l ’C t l' Burns told tile group lie con which take steps to Improve CHICAGO l UPl l — Extre Dr Park replaces Dr Gordon banana split. South Pole Andy and wife, sidcrcd education th e ' • most mist groups are infiltrating Stanley, who headed the staff The youth, llilly Dean Nix­ Helen flew to Christchurch, their own economies. A new policy provision was parenli-teachers associations on. was laat aecn rarly Tues­ last year. N.Z. last week to visit Adm. day. Jam es It. lteedy and his fam­ added, saying that developing in 35 slates in a "concentrat­ A. ». I'KTKKSON SR. Police said a drug atuie ily. Adtniia! Reedy, fonnetly nation* should avoid spending ed effort to take over our free their, resources on "unneces public school system ," Mrs. clerk trrallcd seeingthe red- , D e v e lo p m e n t stationed in Sanford, (he was haired man buying the boy a TALLAHASSEE (U P!) — a captain then), is command­ sary arm am ents and foreign Jeunellc Moorhead, president banana split, then taking him How’s That? The Development Commiation ing officer of the Naval Sup- adventure*." The Latter phrase Df uie 12-mUlum members Na MADRID. Spjun iL’J'U — fluid II new pi writ a and four for a rid*. port of A ntarctica with head- could apply to such countries uonal Congress of Parent* and Unltril P r r t s International K Teachers warned today, "I'm rrlu rtan t to call it s U S. Air Force* jHTMirmcl mujoi [limit cxpuuaioiia ware quarters at Christchurch. Tire as Indonesia.. II was 12 tielow zero at In kidnaping but it apiwars to l.e have reccK rd pamphlets "li .jiimmmi i’d in wiinT Mule I m t In Ihe message, Jqbnson A ntarctica station which will tcrnallonal kalU, Minn, and u very serious situation at shelter xtiplies ncce*>.ny tur rnnnlh. lie visited by Andy and th- commented that U. S aid can fog turned into an Ire coat at tlria tim e," said (’apt. II F. survival in atomic attack In Katir* "f the pinjecti Admiral is Camp MeMurdo. in- effective only in a frame Dululll, Mum , today s* the Hopkins of the police Juvenile eluded under “essential Items" waa the St* Joe Paper ComShould be a thrilling adven­ work of "constructive and sen result of a frigid front that ijivision. are dug fund ami suit dunks puny's $«» million nddition to ture for the Irani insurance sible policies and program s." At Odds gripped the Midwest, If the Imy is not found Water, under tile heading it a in ill in titiif t'o u n t y . l i man, w ho is Star ting his ri-lizeBut beyond this, the message "Die crisp soli zero reading* ! pretty soon every man in the "m istiTlanemiv," ul.n was a vkill take ut*4iul 18 iiiontha to loent off in a tog way 1 said nothing about future aid extended south Into Iowa ami youth division (10 in will will lining tlio essential items. The new owner of the Sancomplete. » » • Illinois lo- assigned to th* cu»r." The Herald congratulates toward countries such as Egypt (orj Gas Company, Florida Snow flu m e i and gusty Hupkina said the police de­ A. B. Peteraon Si., who was whose policies have been at p ut>bc Utilities Company, ol wind* churned out of the Great partm ent Wii* checking all dere-elected to the chairmanship odds with the United States yk'pst Palm Beach, has won Lakes ami moved to the South­ srripliuns of known >cx ofAliout $500 million of total approval to sell $550.of the hospital tr ustees for fender*. east. the lt)th lime.’ The hospital Is aid would be for Southeast (g*) m tin sent red promissory An inch of snow frp at Berk Axil, mainly South Viet Nam fu,tr». lucky to have a man of the ley. W V* . rain mixed with Permission “ as granted by caliber of "M r. P ete” to head and Laos. snow fell in southern New Eng Johnson a.-ked lor a "special the Florida Public Utilities thin fast-growing institution Und standby authorization” for commission and they know it. Warmer weather moving use, if necessary to boost help The Florida Utilitir* firm • » • west of the cold front srt off to em battled South Viet Nam. two weeks ago officially noti­ National Ladies Auxiliary Lou’ve seen It In rartuoni acattefed light -upws from Hie of Letter e a rn e rs is organis­ This would be tantam ount to fied the Sanford City Commisirobably in movies and Dakotas (ji w ettfrn Iowa. * f an unlimited aid authorization tK,n that it had purchased the ing a Seminole County rhapllnally happrnrd In KanIt was mostly clear ih tiie for Viet Nam local concern trr Mrs. It. E. Iloafurd, pres­ l$ertili report waa filed Pacific Coast region except for | However, official* said It The new owners advised > L< * ident, said today. The initial would not be a "blank check.” commissioners that the gas at police headquarters Iasi light rain and drizzle in north Lifetime Unconditional Road Hazard W arranty group will hold an organiza­ nlfbt by Patrolm an Michael west Washington. Aid funds must go through business "and the entire a*, tional meeting in the caurui Mild conditions remained in Rolundo. room of F irs t Federal Build­ two congressional actions—au ­ sets" were acquired effective "Send on* of the patrol most of Ihe south Readings in thorization aid appropriation Jan t The Commission recog­ ing Friday at 7 :30 p m. All letIhe 60s covered parts of Texas ears up U> F lrjt Street and The new m easure would nized the assignment and tran s­ let rarriei* ’ wives in Seminole Sanford Avenue. There la a and H onda. County are invited to attend avoid having to seek additional fer of the franchise at its Jan. drunk hanging onto a light authorization, but the extra 5 meeting and join the new organization. pole. He can't make it any funds still wculd have to be Proceeds ot the promissory • s • Periodic Innpecllnn • Flat Tire Repair further." Good Samaritan appropriated by Congress. notes will go towards purchase Seminole High School band Police obliged and the man Tire Rotation • Front End Check of the Sanford company and to LONDON (UPJ) — Police members, ’ The Marching awoke thl* morning In a improvement of existing com ­ woman Jill Baker went to help Seminoles," have made a longIiUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES Teachers Need pany plants. a dog lying in a road after strange col. playing recording of many (.VETTING THE MESSAGE from the nljfn ut the being struck by a car. It bit Spelling Lesson numbers played during foot­ Sanford Font Office in petite (Jenny Stubbing*. her. Evans Elected S A C R A M E N T O , Calif. Re-nppointed ball games and sperlal con­ And a xnndnpur turned the tide on the post of­ John Ryan*, of QvWclo, waa (UPI) — The California Tea certs. The professional record­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — fice passerby. Her feet m ight hurt Ihe luwn hut elected v l^ c h a ffm a n of the ing is svsilable'from the band chert Association could use a Preaident Johnson n a m e d Lovey-Dovey the »pur hurt her feet more us this picture re-organlzed/m ord of Public spelling leson. Alan S. Boyd, 42-year-old namember*. show*. Congenial Genny visited the po*t office • e e HEADING, England (UPI) Instructlop'Wcdncsdiy and pot In the program for Us leg­ tiva of Jacksonville, chair­ t 405 W. F irat St. 322-0451 thin morning and Herald Photographer Bill Vin­ — Thomas Dear and Raymond Dr. A. JtT Epp* Jr. i t itatod A rash of prowler and peep­ islative seminar that got un­ man of th* Civil Aeronautics cent J r. "ju st happened by” a t the right mo­ Darling were involved ia an SANFORD, FLORIDA in T h/H erald. The ballot wa* ing tom reports have been re ­ derway here, the dinner menu Board fo r th* fourth consecuautomobile collision. unajnmou*. ment. A photographer’s lot i»n’t all had , . , tiv#.,ye*r. „ include* "French roles.” ceived by local police. ) r m v A ... Thumbs Down J Education i^eeds Cited Exact Total Research Grant Hospital Re-elects A . B. Peterson Sr. IV Texas Boy, 1\x Feared Kidnaped 42 Below Zero In Minnesota $550,000 Note Sale Approved I 1 Why You Should Light’s On Upstairs lr Buy TIRES From � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 13, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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WITH OKDER �T P •o 'Big Picture; Of Progress' Painted For Seminole . By Harry I. Johnioa “ A port by 1966." "Expansion of the Agricul­ ture Experiment Station." "A medical center for Sem­ inole County." "Free and easy phone com­ munications between the north and south parts of the coun­ ty.” "W e'll be turning dirt for an airport in two years.'.'. . These and other comments were made Wednesday night at a Mayfair Inn dinner meet­ ing of various committee chairmen of the Seminole County Chamber of Comerce. Each presented his version of the "Big Picture of Pro­ gress" for the county. And the future looks bright; the brightest in history. A long list of speakers re­ viewed the past and gazed in­ to the future when called on by Loring Burgess, Chamber president. A capsule comment of each is given in alphabetical order: AGRlCULTURE-Gen. J. C. Hutchison: Looks to improved products; control of harmful insects; support of the Central Florida Experimental Station; station expansion is planned; further cooperation of agricul­ port so as nr4 to conflict with ture and industry; help the the Naval Air Station's flight Sanford State Farmers Mar­ patterns; will be turning dirt in two years for an airport. ket. ARMED FORCES - Mack AIRPORT - Gordon Fred erick: Application for Federal N. Cleveland Jr.: Will contin­ Aviation Authority approval ue maximum effort to eontinfor an airport west and south: ue friendship with the Naval of Sanford has been denied;' Air Station; cooperation pledgmust locate another site; in ‘ cd to Captains James O. Mayo "dire need" of an airport; will and Chandler W. Swanson, find another spot for an air-1 BEAUTIFICATION — John Alexander: Meeting slated Jan. 22 with landscape engi­ neers to sep what is permitted along state-owned highways and approaches to the county; complete concentration on all approaches to the county as .the beautification work pro­ gresses. GREATER SANFORD BOARD OF COMMERCE — DeWitt Mathews Jr: Various groups — some of which have been at odds — are merging into one group; stimulate en­ thusiasm for the beautifica­ tion of the Sanford area; stop flow of dollars out of Seminole County. INDUSTRIAL — Scott Burns and Carl Schilke: Port Author­ ity Committee has moved ra­ pidly; Industrial Show proves highly successful; Seminple County is in a strategic loca­ create the authority; target tion at a trading area; can date on bill U July 1; will get lure numerous industries to a feasibility report n e x t this section. . ! month; by 1966 will have the LAKE MONROE DEVEL­ port. OPMENT — Dr. Vincent Rob­ PROMOTIONS — Clifford erts: The Rivcrport Marina is one of the most important McKibbin: Highway signs be* projects to come before the ing put in place along strate­ Chamber of Commerce: each gic points of highways leading committee, each individual to Seminole County; car tag* has an integral part in push­ pushing various communities ing this project: future of have been or are being issued; Sanford and Seminole County need for recreation areas cit­ lies in the natural resources ed. it possesses; help pledged to WATERWAYS - S i m Levy: the City Commission in see­ "If we can bring people down ing if the marina project Is here to play, some will Come feasible; "I personally think to stay;" must lure owners of this (marina project) is feas­ smaller boats as well as lar­ ible;” port authority and ma­ ger ones; it's better to fill a rina efforts must be coordina­ 10 cent lunchbox 10 times ted; "God willing, We will than a 25 cent lunchbox once; have the port in another set up special cruises starting year." from the lakefront. L EG1SLATIVK and NEW FACILITY - James NATIONAL AFFAIRS — Gor­ P. Avery Jr.: President John­ don Frederick: Will obtain son has proposed building of necessary powers to carry out 38 medical centers; "w e are the projects of the commit- almost certain of getting one, tees; will continue to serve if not tw o;" must "put our other committees. hid in" for this institution; LONG RANGE PLANNING will attract a high type of — C. Vernon Mize Jr. and By­ people to the community. ron Kimball: Need the help ol (The Chamber president, all in establishing a Junior Burgess, immediately appoint­ college; this is the most im­ ed Avery chairman of a com­ portant 'project; must estab­ mittee to push thl*.|)rpjcct.) lish a road program to pro­ C A I* T A I N SWANSON: vide proper access to the new "Thanks for including the stale university. Navy in the Chamber's proMKMBEHSHIP — Robert .grain; "Navy doesn't take — Ilcjsctcr atul__ Ajjhur Jteck lightly tnd Tfr'qaft/Fhfl* o f such with Jr: Need to arise "rough cooperation’ as cxislF Tierc; ly $60,000" in the next two 1961 was a year of derision weeks to further the work of (or this community; there is the Chamber amt community. no change in the status of METROPOLITAN TELE­ SNAS*— if anything, it Is getPHONE — George Touhy: , ling firmer; cooperation pledMust have "free and easy" j ged to further comunity pro­ phone rnmniuniratinns b e ­ grams. tween the north amt south CAPTAIN MAYO: The Navy portions of the county. 1did a thorough study of San­ PORT AUTHORITY - F E ford before deciding to stay Houmill.il Jr * Committee lias j in Sanford; it is for the "best almost "outlived it* useful- interest of the Navy" that it nrss" »iner the project is well May in Sanford; "I have in under way for a port, legisla. my hip pocket one thing no lion is ready to lie presented other Navy offierr has — com­ to the Slate Legislature to munity spirit." Johnson Cuts Request For Foreign Aid $3.4 Billion . 'Consistent' (F it? With Policy Seminole County -4e t o c * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” i b r a U i Four varieties of Girl Scout cookies again will be offered .t o the public in the Citrus * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # Council of Girl Scouts Jan. 16WASHINGTON (UPI) WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Friday with few ahowtVs. high in 70s; low tonight 45*55. 30 to raise money for a new Presidept Johnson today ask­ dining hall at Deer Lake Camp ed Congress for slightly less VOL. 57 ~~ United Press LcnsoiMYi re Established 1908 TH URS., JA NT A R Y 14. 1065 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 104 in the Ocala National Forest. than $3 4 billion for foreign • • • aid next year. It is the lowest Tonight will be Welcome n C IV A ... request in the 18 year history Wagon Night at Orlsmlo-Scmiiiole Jaf Alai Fronton when of the aid program. In a message to lawmakers members of the Welcome -.V fiS t^ O O a S iiiltlcradnilUea UoteawreeaUed H- the '.'J o w l fixe. — ” * ‘ .* *' aid budget consistent with the national interest." Johnson requested $1.17, bil; ANKARA. Turkey (UPI) — The Clockwindcra hear that the iM-autiful poin«rttiaa at the lion fur military aid slightly Turkey has decided against home of T. R. Butts at 1112 more than last year s appro- participating in the U. S proLateral Force Park Avenue are traffie-atop- priation—and $2 2 billion for posed Multi pers. Mrs. Dorothy McRey- economic aid. almost the same (M|,F) for NATO, a reliable government source said today. nohls, who railed in ‘ this hit as last year. He said that if "situations of information, says drivers atop their cars to look at them. should arise" requiring addi­ LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con If you go to see them, please tional amounts, he would not hesitate to ask for more funds go UPI) — Premier Mnise don’t block traffic. Follows Pattern Tshombe canceled a scheduled The request followed last trip to Brussels because of This is the first year in many years we can remember |>ear s pattern of presenting what he called Belgium's "tw oaeeing pm'nsMtias blooming I Congress with a tightly cut faced policy" on the Congo. Commerce "gazed into the future” and predicted ••111(5 PICTURE FOR PROGRESS" was the in January. They are usually [down aid program in hopes few the "brightest in history" for the area. theme Wednesday evening when committee all dead by Christmas, hut 'cuts would tie made (Herald Photo) chairmen of the Seminole fmintv t'hamher of tin* unseasonable weather i* ' Last year, this tactic resultKUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia going to have the poirnettiai cd in the smallest cut ever ( f P l i — Brit ain massed its and the a z a le a s blooming sidemade by Congress in a Presi powerful Far Eastern strike by side. Sort of t a k e s away dent s foreign aid request— fnrre today for a manuever a little of the glory of the onl>' 76 P°r rent. ' designed to test Malaysia's 'Ibe new funds would he for „ j r gefon-*** against attack azalea * w h ic h cotne on strong with their vivid color after fiscal year 1966, which starts fr()n, Indonesia, TALLAHASSEE lU I'lj — long range solution to the ft new appmaeh ami make more vital of all governmental re everything has been hare for s next July 1. Gov llavdon. Burns s a i d nanrtal lit* of oqr edttonUon adeqtutt and fu e l istlng ‘pro ' spoestbillste* .* * * The lowest previous final aid R e d s R e j e c t e d . month or «n. , But he said (lit ilnte cur request for any one year was J,\K \RT\. 'Indonesia (U PI) |Thursday lifal the greatest system lies only tnrough min- visions for education. rently faces the most trying | Speaking of flowers, the $3 47 billion asked by Presi- _ p rt.»idpnt Sukarno said he problem luring public school plctr revamping ol the tux Burns made Ins remarks in A It. Peterson Sr. was re­ conditions it hss ever faced in I calendulas hot tiering the wnlk- dent Dwight D. Eisenhower in |iaa rejected * Communist edm atom in Honda is it* dr -tin. ut e o l t he sl at e " elected for his tenth term aa It annol In- a c n n i p l i d l e d «n «••*>l> morning addn-ss to |)|p |jr |(j 0j ,.,|„ratlon because 1 pl/in to arm 10 million Indonespendency on^ reuestate taxwaya at City Hall add a chairman of the hoard of trus­ The smallest annua! appro jin workers an,j p e a sa n ts for c* for (marring on the local in I lie next L e g i - l s t u r e wi nc h a group 11 I 80 new schqjjl nf Ha growth problems as the I brigfit spot of eyecatching members and county nation', second most rapidly f l i n t s in A p u l . in sai d but board priation by Congress for the ^ , , 1 ,1 , action against Hritees of Seminole Memorial color there. program was $2 7 billion in tlsj, >rvj Milaysian forces. I find little o r ’no relation 1 hope a t *gl 'I o 2 can he sellout superintendents here growing state, • » • Hospital at the January meet­ lor a two day ollelilation cuur_________ >fup h f’ NM'cn KIorlila‘5 rapid made ' While we're on the subject, 1956. ing of Hie hoard. M*. Hi -.1 d as In lias said be Exact Total R c S C I l l 'c h C il'I U lt ' population growth and the vathow about those f>0 million ( Other officers, also re-elect­ It was Ins first speech The exact total of Johnson » BOCA RATON (C PI) — ue of real estate or between lore Dial he will a-k the Leg­ phlox along the lakefront that ed. were John Evans, vice .u-antic- University growth and the ability ot real islature to appoint a study governor to a group ol elec T om Gtlrhmt- eugwaated? new request, officials said, is j,-|(iritj , chairman, and Andrew Carrareceived a $ 0 not) grant 1 Mate _tn carry the tax bttr evfnmt'Mon of business, fin- \eil officials, Best Idea we've heard in yeais. j $3,380,370.0(x) It falls between T nJ*. v*m*tary , .treasurer. Burns said , init ial and ixlucational leaders < S ate School Supt Thoitia What say, John Alexander! the $3,516,700,000 he requested from the Kairchltd Foundation den. John Sehirard was named act­ |i II.1.lev ml induced Governor "It is my belief dial th e, and state olfinals to find Tom sajs h< * leady with the last year for the current fiscal of s e w York for research* tn ing seeietary • treasurer while Burns as " a great friend to year and the $3.250.000,00|) that connection with the ocean *\ Curraway is on an extended color camera*. FORT WORTH (UPI) — education wlm is committed was appropriated by congress sciences* and exploration of • • • vacation trip. Police fulled today it missing to ttu-improvement of edmaWhile Sunfordites are bask- I The message continued stress t(lp sca Dr Charles Park Sr. was ll.yrnrnhl buy may have lion from kindergarten to gra­ ing in 76 degiee weather An­ on the administration policy ol been kidnaped |,y a red-hair­ named chief of staff of the duate school " dy Curraway is flying over the concentrating aid to nations 1 * 1 'A s ‘ L l l t d 'C t l * ed i i i u i i who bought him a medical staff of Hie hospital. Bums told the group he eon CHICAGO (CPI) - ExtreSouth Pole. Andy and wife, 1which take steps to Improve buiianu split. Dr. Park replaces Dr Gordon sidcred education the*'m ost mist groups are infiltrating Helen flew to Christchurch, their own economies. The youth, Billy Dean NixStanley, who headed the staff A new policy provision was p.rents-teachers associations Ion, was last seen rally Toes, N.Z. last week to visit Adm. last year. day. James It. Reedy and his fam­ added, saying that developing in 35 tu te 4 m a "concentratA. II. PETERSON SR r ffort to take over our free ily. Admiral Itccdy. formerly nation, ahould avoid spending Police said a drug stole clerk ircalled seeing the redstationed In Hanford, (he was their, resources on "unneces public school system." Mrs. Development haired man buying the boy a a captain then), is command­ sary armaments and foreign jennelle Moorhead, president I TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — banana split, then taking him How’s That? ing officer of the Naval Sup­ adventures." The Litter phrase of Uie 12 million member. NaThe Development Commission MADRID. Sp/in •UI'D — said II new plants and four .fur a ride. port of Antarctica with head- could apply to such countries uona| Congress of Parents and United Press International | "I'm relurtant to rail It s U S. Air Force" personnel major plant expansion* wera Teachers warned today. ipiarter* at Christchurch. The as Indonesia.. In the message, -iijlm-nn )--v . .i^> r* , It wax 42 tx-low rero at In kidnaping but it appem* to l.c have reeerved pamphlets on ..unnoiineeil ill ut lit)' state last Antarctica station which will ternatlunal tails. Mum . and a veiy aerioua situation at shelter soph' s neresaaiy lor month. he visited by Andy and the commented that U. S aid ran f r r / \ A A A I I « be effective on!) in a frame V K S l ] ||()l| N f ) | 0 fog turned into an lee coat at this time," said ( apt II F. survival in atomic attack In | longest of Die projects Admiral is Camp Mrtlurdo. work of - constructive and sen V -'- 'W f U U U I W I U Duluth, Minn today a* the |{"pkms of the police juvenile eluded under *e»*enti«| items" wu* the St. Joe Paper CornShould i>e * thrilling adven­ result of a frigid front that-diviaion. j are dug food and xoll drinks puny's $6 million addition to ture for the lewal insurance stble policies and programs." At Odds gripped the Midwest | **|f tlie boy is not found Water, under the heading it* nidi in Gulf County. It man, who is stalling Ins retireBut beyond this, the message ■ The crisp sub zero readings |pretty soon every man in the 'iilisei-llaneoiiv." uKo wax a will lake u b o u l IS months to luent o ff m a lug wu) ! said nothing about future aid The new owner of the San extended south into lows and youth division till m mII1 will mong the essential items. |complete. . » Illinois lx- axsigned to the case." ------ --------------- z—_________________ -*— ------ — —— Th« Herald congiatulutes toward countries such as Egypt for<i r,as Company. Florid* Snow Humes and gusty 1 Hopkins said the police de­ A. B. Peterson Sr., who was whose policies have been at public Utilities Company, of wind* churned out of the Great pnrtment w^a* cheeking all dere-elected to the chairmanship •odds with the United States West p ajm |i««rh, has won approval to sell $55n. t.ake* and "noved to thr South aeriptiona of known sex of. of tile hospital 4rust.es for : About $500 million of total aid would be for Southeast qqq m unsecured promissory j east. Ifenders. the loth time.* The hospital Is An inch of snow felt at Berk I ------------------------lucky to have a man of the Asia, mainly South Viet Nam tiotcs. lev. W Va . rain mixed with and Laos. Permission was granted by rsllt-er of "M r. Pete" to head mow fell in southern New Eng Johnson asked for a "special the Florida Public Utilities this fa*t-giow ing Institution standby authorization" for |commission | land and they know it. . . . . . . . , . use, if necessary to boost help The Florida Utilities firm Warmer weather moving west of the* cold front set off National ladies Auxiliary * mb titled South Viet Nam lwu »w k s a;o officially noth Lou've seen It In cartoons scattered light iu^iwh from Hie of* LetterCarrier, itorguniz- Thl* wt,uU1 ** tantamount to f,c l the Sanford City Commiti.bly In movies and Dakotas (p westfrn Iowa. » ing aSeminole County ch.p- » n u^m ited aid authorization alon that it had purchased the linally happened tn KanIt was mostly clear l/l the ter Mrs. It. E. Hoaford, pres- ! lor„ Vlet N ln* . , „ 'local concern lX^Thli report was filed However, officials said it The new owners advised Pacific Coast region except for | ident, said today. The initial al police hradquartrra last light rain and drizzle in north Lifetime Unconditional Road Hazard Warranty group will hold an organiza­ would not be a "blank check." commissioners that the gas night by Patrolman Michael west Washington. Aid funds must go through business "and the entire as tional meeting in the caurua Mild conditions remained in Rotundo. room of Firit Federal Build­ two eongressional actions—au-1 »ets" were acquired effective "Send one of the patrol thorization aid appropriation j an I The Commission rerog. most of the south Readings in ing Friday at 7:30 p.m. All let­ thr 60s covered parts of Texas car. up to Flrjt Street and The new measure would nim l the assignment and traps ter rariiern' wivei in Seminole Kanford Avenue. There la a and Florida County are invited to attend avoid having to seek additional fcr 0f the franchise al its Jan drunk hanging onto a light and join the new organization. authorization, but the extra 5 meeting pole. He can't mike it any funds still would have to be Proceeds ot the promissory further.” Periodic Inapeclion (tood Samaritan Flat Tire Repair notes will go towards purchase Seminole High School band •PPropri.l^d by Congee.,. PoUrr obliged and the man of the Sanford company and to Tire Rotation LONDON (UPI) — Police Front End Check Marching members, *'Tbe improvement of existing com ­ woman Jill Baker wept to help nwoke thia morning In * Seminole.," have made a longTeachers Need RUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES pany plants. a dog lying in a road after strange cot. playing recording of many LETTING THE MESSAGE from the H ik ’ d ut the being alruck by a car. It bit numbers played during foot­ Spelling Lesson • Sanford Poat Office in petite (Jenny Stubbing. her. S A C R A M E N T O , Calif. Re-appointed Evans Elected ball game* and special con­ And a aandapur turned the tide oh the pont o f­ certs. The profesaionel record­ (UPI) - The California Tea John Ryans, of O yM o, was WASHINGTON (UPI) — fice paHHcrby. Her feet might hurt the lawn but ing it availsble'from the band chers Association could use a President Johnson n a m e d elected vlh^sch*tfman of the Lovey-Dovey the apur hurt her feet more ua thia picture spelling leson. Alan S. Boyd, 42-year-old na-] members. re-organlzed/^o*jd of Public • a a shown. Congenial Genny visited the post office In the program for Ua leg­ READING, England (UPI) lnstructiop’'w«dneaday and not tiv# o f Jackeonville, chairj V* 405 W. First St. 322-0651 — Thomas Dear and Raymond Dr. A. I t Epp« Jr. is stated A rash of prowler and peep­ islative seminar that got un­ man of the Civil Aeronautic. 1 thia morning and Herald Photographer Bill Vin­ cent Jr. "just happened by” at the right mo­ Darling were involved in an in Thg Herald. The ballot was ing tom reports have been re­ derway here, the dinner menu Board for the fourth conaecuSANFORD, FLORIDA live., year. include! "French roles." automobile collision. ment. A photographer’s lot ian’t all bad . . . unudmous. ceived by local polic*. Thumbs Down ‘Two-Faced’ Tests defenses E d u c a tio n H e e d s C ite d Hospital Re-elects A . B. Peterson Sr. v Texas Boy, 1l : Feared Kidnaped 42 Below Zero In Minnesota Sale Approved W h y Yo u Should Light’s On Upstairs » t w~ Buy TIRES From J_ 1 �^ I f 4* 1— ^ -rrT ■; I r^i^riYtV i <r* For Future Of Republican Party h ■ • , COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Bay C. Bllia at Republican national cnalrman plant to work qul.tly In tha background in hit determined effort to re build the Republican party. Deicriblng himself at a real lit, the man ilated to become national chairman on April 1 eald be wai optlmletie about bit party's future. He it Convinced It hat a tolld bate upon which "qualified candidates, adequately financ­ ed with proper organisation support" can .expect to make a winning race. Blias is not discussing the party's ideological disputes YOUNG MEN are slated to receive recognition during Jaycee Week which and any plans be may have begin* Sunday under a proclamation signed by Mayor J. H. Crapps to­ extept to say be expects to be day. Standing at left is Clyde Long, president of the Ranforfl-Seminole a "desk chairman" working Jnyceea And nt right is Chnrlcs Fox, chairman o f Jaycee Week. full time at hit $30,000 a year Job. He has not sought a single vote for the chairmanship he fo ld newtmen when he made it pialn he expects to pattern OCEAN FALLS, B.C. (UPI) out by the slide. Early reports o f about 7,000 la ringed by his national operation after — Seven persons were believ­ were relayed via ham radio mountain* and I* tha site of that which has been successful ed killed In a landslide that operatora. a pulp mill complex operated in Ohio. Rescue operations wera sus­ by Crown Zellerbach Canada struck this pulpmill town Wednesday night. Several houses pended during tha night be- Ltd................................ - 1 ^ d em olish ed .. J & K f f e v m IU V ^ M - U i * slide a p p a lral* Canadian- Mounted erTfldes. Royal ently w a. caused by+lgh The town, with.a population perature* and torrential ralna, Police reported two bodiee have been recovered and five A apokeiman for Crown persons are missing. Five oth­ Zellerbach aald tha plant, er peraoni were hospitalized. which employ* 1,100 perioni, The elide rumbled down on wit* at the oppoaite end of the the residential area about 10 town from where the elide oc­ p.m. Details were not Immed­ curred. it wbi not affected by iately available because ell tha avalancha. communications were knocked Well Street Chatter The mill wai closed down NEW YORK (U PI) — ■hortly after the alide to al­ k . . Clark, Dodge & Co. notes that low employe* to take part In drug atocka have come |>ack the dlaaater operation* and into the market apotllght re­ care for'lhelrTamilies. cently, reflecting th* public’a Several of the townspeople "faactnution" with the eco­ took ihelter In the mill. Tbc man who stirred Semin­ nomic Implication* of medi­ The town I* iltuatcd on an ole County Imagination like care. Inlet, 300 air mile* up the few persons have in the past The broker »aya the induntry — Tom Gilchrist of Daytona Ha* good long term growth roast from Vunt-uuvcr, B.C. Beach — will return here Feb. p r o * p «•r t * domestically, n RAY BLISS 10 for another speaking en­ promising future abroad and •*I don’t like to be vague," gagement. "an immunity from the vagGilchrist, head of Channel urie* of the hueincia cycle." Bliss said when asked about his more specific plans as 2, WESH-TV, will speak at the chairman. "I don’t hold many Kiwanls Club luncheon at the Baohr A Co., In pointing out Herbert Roger O’ Brien, 72, news conferences and I like Civic Center. tha rShurgffhre nfathe drug SOt'O’ Rrleti Rond. FArn Park, He spoke here earlier at a and airline* stocks which had to bo candid In my answers. died Wednesday at his home. "But all this happened ra­ Seminole County Chamber of been relatively neglected In A native i f Brooklyn, N. Y ther quickly and I have had no Commerce meeting and spar­ tba last part o f Ul6 i, says the he moved to Fern Park 16 time to do any thinking abouj ked the drive for a beautifica­ development "underscores the years ago from Uutlcr, N. J. what I would do in an office tion project of Seminole end need to be on top of the chang­ and was engaged in the sign to which 1 haven’t yet been especially the lakcfront area. ing market patterni that will pointing business. The street Since his talk, various com unfold during IPOS. elected. You don’t make plans on which he resldix! was nam­ 'end announcements until you mltteea have been formed ed for him. He was a member have had time to study them both In and out of the Cham­ E f . Hutton ti Co. advises of American Legion Old Glory end know what you are do­ ber to get the project under investors to keep >*ome liquid Post 183 of Fern Park and wss way; ing." funds In-reserve arid say* so- a Methodist. .. He said, however, In answer li-rtivlty should still he a key­ Sdrvlvors arc hi* wife, Mrs. to a question, that he expects Humane Society word in uny new purchases. Henrietta M O’ Rrlen; sons, to have a "relatively free However, the brokerage firm Charles II O’ Bfien of Mem­ hand" In rebuilding the party Enrolls 21 More adds it wn* impressed by the phis. Tenn , snd Frsncls E. Twenty • one members Join­ and hope* to "conduct myeelf market’* recent performance O’ Brien of Newfoundland, N. *o os to Invite the confidence ed the Seminole County Hu­ in thy fare of the many un­ J.; daughters, Mrs. Thelda Armane Society at Its meeting and support of all." certainties oVeibunglng the v Idson, of Yonkers, N.Y.. and In that connection, he said Wednesday night at Mooso iiiurket-plui e. Mrs. Mllzle Tesclone, of Way­ he had not mado commitment* Lodge on Palmotto Avenue. ne, N. J., and lo grandchild­ A brief business meeting to anyone In exchange for sup­ ren. port to replace Dean Burch, was held and plana discussed * who will submit his resigna­ for the next meeting Jan. 2(1 tion next week effective April at tho society’s East first Street offices, according to 1. ‘ Bliss said also that be would R. T. Johnson, society chair­ A financial report will he continue hit Akron Insurance man. presented to Seminole High business so that he would be School Booiter’Club members financially independent. at 7:15 p.m. next Thursday, Now You Know "I never want to be depend according to club I’ rcsldcut United Press International ent upon politics for a living," The sun actually is the imal Roger llarrl*. be said. "I am glad that Harris said a study will be lest and faintest of the stare t)ava a business to fill hark visible by nsked eye from the made 6f future projects to be upon because having that a* eirth. Its Illusion of sire and financed by proceeds from curity I made some decision* brightness results from Its rel­ the concession stand at local that I otherwise might have ative nearness, the next near­ football games last fall. The been hesitant to make." est being 300,000 times as far meeting will be held In the He aaid he would be a "deek away, according to the Ency­ high school home economics chairman," putting his seem clopedia Brllannlca. room, he said ingly limitless energy to organ listlonil mitteri and leaving most of the speaking engage menla to other*. Seven Die In Landslide - Drug Stocks In Spotlight Tom Gilchrist v v In Return Talk <t) y •K Herbert O ’Brien Dies Wednesday Vt- ft Auto Production Up32 Per Cent For This Week Ousted Students May Appeal Rule On 'Homework' Vl)r Bnntorb Wrrilk Paire 2 — Jan. 14, 1965 * * r* —_ •c Financial Report TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Two men students suspended from college for keeping a co-ed at their apartment until 3 a m. may go to court with the contention that homework takes precedence over an 11 p.m. curfew. Richard O'Brien, 20, of S t Petersburg, and Roger Krohne, 21, of Orlando, were den­ ied reinstatement at the Uni­ versity o f South Florid* at Tampa by the Stata Board of Regents. They said they probably woQtit'appeal to the courts. The two were suspended last October after an 18 -year - old co-ed who hadn't signed out of her dormitory was located by the dean of women in the off-campus apartment of tha youths at 3 a.m. Th* dean ordered the girl *'*ck to tha campus by talephone. •*. O'Brien and Krohnc said they were familiar with tha 11 p.m. curfew in the women’s dormitories. nut they argued that this rule was secondary to another campua rule allowing students the right to make tha beat use of their tlm* and talent tow­ ard th* objectives of thalr ed­ ucation. _ Roth tKimYr.ps'r* 7 or a mid-term examination. Jeffrey Lyons' Heart Gives Out His grit gave out Wednesday and Jeffrey Todd Lyons, the tiny tot with the hopeless heart, died st University Hos­ pital In Gainesville. Jeff is the youngster who had his picture in The Herald long before his first birthday because doctor* had predicted his badly defective heart would give out. They had thought of an op­ eration — then discarded It ns a hopeless gesture In pro­ longing the life of Jeff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren E. Ly­ ons. of 201 Mirror Drive. Mra. Lyons had called the newspaper to see if she could have her son’s picture In it "even though It Isn’t his birthd sy." Then she explained why and the picture was published Jeff was born on Aug. 29. 1903. Although he was not sup­ posed to live to see a full year of life, he did — by more than four months; near­ ly five. The tot Is survied by three brothers, Robert, Randall and Timothy; his paternal grand­ mother. Mr». Lynn Lyons, of Zanesville, Ohio; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Shannon, of St. Augustine; and maternal grandfather, Clarence Turknett, of Jack­ sonville. DETROIT (U PI) — U.S. automobile manufacturers will turn out 210,876 new ca n this week, maintaining near-record output schedules, Automotive Industries magazine aaid toda*. That wa* 32 per cent above th# ,159,119 cars built in th* same week last year. It wa* the fifth highest week in auto history, just be­ low the 213,346 car* turned out last week. Through this week, 424.222 new cars hare been assemblt-d in the U.S. In (he same period last year, 390,253 cars were built. In another automotive devel­ opment, It wa* reported that radial ply tires, long popular in Europe for their durability and economy, are being stud­ ied by Ure and auto compan­ ies for use on American cars. However, acceptance of rad­ ial ply tires as priginal equip, ment In the United States "will depend upon decisions «• to whether to redesign au­ tomobile suspension systems A- - - -----------1- A - AL>___ 18 to accommodate them.” DANGERS OF SMOKING were outlined and illustrated for members of the Lake Monroe Handy Helpers 4-H Club this week by Dr. Kenneth Wing shown here surrounded by the girls during the question and answer tcriod following the program which was arranged in cooperation with Sirs. Lbrraine Graham;*left, back, of the local TB AssociafWh. Lyndon Bans. New Files The President luued his WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tha U.8. government stopped temporary ban on purchase of buying naw fit* cabinet* to­ naw file case* shortly after day under President Johaspn’s announcing ji n*w photo, cptn-. petition that may, jawtHJU* eame-rwmen on the U S. pay­ more film and itructed federal departments roll to use and agendas to dlspoea of old other supplies. Johnson laid In a separate paperi or (and them to record centers when they need more announcement he would select a "President's choice" photo­ filing epace. 11* said th* government graph each month from pic­ could save at least $5 million tures submitted by federal a year by mors "managerial agencies portraying govern­ prudence" in using office ment efforts to meet human problems. equipment. "Photography e a n show with peculiar power that gov­ ernment la perional—that we MartiiTReceives Navy Contract ORLANDO — (Spl) — A $200,000 contract for work on a universal shipboard weapon loader has been awarded to Martin Company’s Orlando di­ vision by the Bureau of Naval Weapons. The award covers design and development of an unpowered transporter-loader *hd deliv­ ery of three prototype mod­ els. The equipment will be de­ signed specifi&fty for ship­ board handling of all missile* with which carritr-baaed air­ craft are armed. Margold Low For N avy Job The Margeld Electric Com­ pany of Yonkers, N. Y., Is the apparent low bidder for in­ stalling an electrical power line at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Bate officials aald today Margold bid $8,778 for the work which calls (or placing of 4,500 feet at line from Building 126 to the new Avion­ ics Building. are concerned with human be­ ings, not statistics,” ha aaid. Johnson’s directive for sav­ ings oq^ ffic* equipment came -to-AieJAes»V\*H>tt«(jo4|f£sMUl Jrr,—acting administrator of the General Services Admini­ stration (G SA). GSA la the government’s housekeeping agency and doe* much of the purchasing for other federal departments. 'I' * ® tl ^ Gun Club Slates Election Friday . Officers, will bc.elcctcd Fri­ d a y ,ft 8 p.m. wheiTlhe Sent-— inolc Gun Club Inc. meets in the Police Benevolent Asso­ ciation Building. ‘ • All members snd prospective members arc being asked by Police Chief Roy Williams to attend the reorganization meeting. Osteen Resident Succumbs At 81 Mr*. Rose Phillips, 81, died at 7 a. m. Wednesday In Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Bom Sept. 12, 1883 in Besson Mill, Ala., she had lived In Osteen for the past 44 years. She wss a member of the Church of Christ in Sanford. Survivors are six children, Mrs. Lorraine Flowers and Neil C. Phillips of Sanford, Ralph V. Phillips of New Smy­ rna Beach, Mrs. Madge Netswander of DcRsry and Talton and James F Phillips of Jack­ sonville; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. The R E A D IN G — ROOM of First Church of Christ, Scientist, W IL L M OVE io I1h new location 101 W . First S t FRIDAY. JANUARY 8. and w il l iie closed UNTIL JANUARY 18. Club To Meet The January moating of the Oviedo Extension Homemak­ ers Club will he held at B a.m. Friday at City Hall. All mem­ bers are urged to attend. Circle Meeting: Circles of th* Forest City Baptist Church will have a combined meeting^ at 8 p.m. Thursday at the church. Mra. Don Westmoreland, program chairman, will a p e a k on Due Boosters LAST DAYS TO REGISTER TO WIN! 4 . ; i ui i I HE'S THE H IG H EST ! It’a hard to top the Btxtcly gir­ affe when it comes to height . . . and it’s equally hard to top our bank when it cornea to eaminga on your savings 1 Our current Pass Book Sav­ ings are interest compounded and paid quarterly. Funeral Notices L V O V *. JUKI'IIKY TOI1IS— 'The i , . l-o-ly or Jsffrty Todd Lyons, is month* old. who dltd Wedn**d*r, will ||» in Mat* at nramkow Funtrtl Ham*. Sanford, from f n m. today un <11 < p. -n Friday. *arvloaa will l>» held at S p. in. Satur­ day al Huutlialda Chapal, KayMcCaba Fun.ral Hama, l i l t ll.arh Iluul.vsrd. Jackson villa, with Rav. H. w . Flak*ton or WuodUwn Acra* Rapt 1st Church ofrielallae. Hurlal will ba In Itlvaralda Msinor la I park Crnirlary, Jackson.villa. FIIII.I.IFS . MRS. ROSS L e t s B u sin e ss j* Open a savings account here now! F o g e th e r A ll Savings Accounts Fully Insured Up To $10,000 Fua aral aarvlcaa far Mra. Raaa Pamirs, II. wha dlad Wad« nssday, will ba bald i t I r m.. Monday at Urtaaaa Fun­ eral lioma with Uarl Brown, of Iba Sanford Cburah at Chrtat officiating aaalatad by Garvin M. Tama a( Naw Smyrna Baacb. Burial wUI ba t la Oak L ava Mamarlst Park. Brtaaoa Fun aral Hama la rbarga. 0 * B H I K V HSCBBKBT R O O K S — Funeral aarvldaa for liarbtrt llo*tr OUrtan, Tl. at Far a Park, wka Slag Wednesday, will ba bald at IS a. m Fri­ day lu tha t'hapal at Nlklark Fourral lluma. Caaaalborry, with Rav. Darwin Shra off!Ratios. Mlblack la cltarg*. You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A ‘65* Ford From The Ole Ford y House In Downtown Sahford. "Excellent Servlet Too" Strlckland-Morrison Ford, Inc. SIS-1481 W . P a r k *14-8*16 I j s t c f p q s e c? S*Skl*< *• any p a n k lp .H r ., Publla Marks* batata lb* do** of bvirnau January 14, IMS. 9. M* p w lnii b roquirad. b *• You na.d not b* ptti.nl .1 lb. ptb. drtolna FAA Handty, Jaawory ISih, IMS. WWwrt will bo notilwd. 4. Iirplort.1 of fobJU and *dr inoaodl.lt lam*Isa art not ollplbl* lo wt* 8. Unnuiilad minors tmdw ap. 11 aro oa< oflulb t. •* OrIn. L O ka Naw Ford Mustang wtlfc radio, Hosier and whlfwwsll KrM. A $2,500 valuA. FLOP/DA S T A T E B A N K 2. T a k O .l. All-Transistor Pertablo TV sots. A $200 vaIua. 3- 74 - $50,00 PuWI* Nod OH» CooHflcalot. On# wltutor at oath partici­ pating PuMix Market. Q&N -^.1 A n u*t , .k.sf ) * I'r • t/ ’ X ' ‘ �1 .7 __ r ffljf Sinforh ^rrilb Jan. 14. 1965 — Page 3 J | ’(t ft**, to Sfop foat Sc/UxcC Viuy. Srt?n ^ 7 ~ m *»S A y ?/«« £ cia d V u,9 S t ^ I f IC I R r |*|S A V IN G S |+ |ft D l Blackberry Seminar ’Scheduled Tuesday A slate-wide meeting to discuss all phases of the growing and marketing of blackberries for the commer­ cial markets is slated Tuesday for Flural City, Dr. P. J. Westcate, horticulturist with the Central Florida Experiwment Station, said to<lay, “ The commercial growing of blackberries is arousing more and more interest, with •he demand far exceeding the supply," Dr. Wcstgatc suid. He noted that blackberries are a relatively easy crop, with no serious problems of soil or pests. “ The only maojr problem is that they require hand pick­ ing,” he said. Discussions at the Ftoral City meeting will include site selection and varieties, cul! tural practices, nursery stock, irrigation systems, spray programs, harvesting and handling, and marketing. The thtee varieties of ber­ ries grown in Florida are Fioridagrand, Oklawaha and Brazos. Experimental crops of these have been produced at the Central Florida Station since 1956. Average yield is 14,500 pints of berries per acre. • Attending the meeting from this area will be Dr. Westgate, Richard Packard and Henry Sim pson."' TEFLON FRY PAN Nowin stock. . . $4.95 Famous Mirro-Comet. full the 10-In. fry pan for fat-free, non-itlek, | cooking - — heatproof | bakelite handle. Value I _ _ G O m M1 . ^ G i n DEPARTMENT Clearance Sale! Femes* Irite—ladles’ ead men'* watch hoods to fit TIMIX asd mast other wetthai — Flea leather*, Hash Saada, wad metal eipea.len watch hoods far hath d r o s s e a d spat* wate hat. MrsititaO ItlH Drua S tores SANFORD PLAZA for W H IL E *14.95 THEY L A S T ! VALUE 29* 49' 99‘ Reg. 99c Reg. $1.99 4 9 FREE | FILM PRINTS for 44 7 Heavy 1" pnlluhed alum, tubing with vrlon webbing ■*9*A Toilet Tissue STATIONERY KLEENEX Femes* Lydia Urey — Facial Qeallty— 1-ply— Cempere at t Sc aeck — Package of 10-Rolla Box of 150 doublo tissues Reg. 23c (Limit 1) Box o f 50 Modam Perfoctos CIGARS STAINLESS WILKINSON BLADES General Electric 1 8 7.7 General Electric 12 V TROPICAIRE H 119.95 1 A49 IU * S U P E R L E C T R IC Model No. 99 ^J59 SUPERLECTRIC MOUTH W ASH LAYORIS MIXED NUTS SRYLCREEM PHISOHEX ISVz-ox. decanter bottle— Reg, 95c (Limit 1) Famous Prince K r i c 13-oi. vacuum sealed ths—49c Value. Large tuba—Beg. 79c (Limit 1) Sudsing anti •bacterial skin cleanser— 5-ox. bottle— Reg. $1.40 (Limit 1) BARBARA G O U L D VELVET O F ROSES SVe-ot. Jar OR K9c Aetl-Pertelreet-Deederoat — Crooa or leU-Oo— $!.*• Mao 1-09 SUPERLECTRIC Modal #440 J A49 $19.95 Vcdue I £ • Comnnrr Ai $2.19 D m Y I\ l U - A 47 59 57 49 89 PLASTIC DISHPAN Pell f-qt. — heery d«ly pin* — exerted csler* — 4ft Velee. 27 UTILITY BUCKET embe 14'i-gt. henry defy pint•l«. ell parget* e e k e I with keedle. A bar* gale at Ifc. *> 2 -0 * . . . • $ 12 4 If yee weet to kaaw wbet'i bit leg, where they're hiring, and what they're bltleg m . atb tae year Pre* <e*y at Capt. Fltkfleder'* Weakly Flaring Tips la tk* Toabla Dapt. at oil year I (hard Sterael \ PreViewer III HP Shawl year ealar I I d a s big bright far * a • g rlewleg — leg. es F IS H IN G SP EC T A C K LE R America's enty preelaion made economy prleed «99 spinning reel tl.tf. Her. WITH L1NH 15.95 INSTAMATIC CASE Dalaia Diamaed leather Kodak Cneu ral Q6 Q 6 — heldi fUa. baibt ► —*4.9$ Vole*. m _ JOHNSON’S BABY OIL 3 8 $l.r>9 Vnlue 49 1 50 • SEPTIC tk CESSPOOL CLEANER / ^ SUPERLECTRIC Modal #400 $9.50 Value 1 67 e-ou. lottio— Reg. 59c (Limit 1) LOTION CUSHION Real The Heat With Air CiMileil -DrlVinj^CWiWrt ^ IV Bottle $2.00 She WINTER WONDER 49 ea. AU TO SE A T 7 * DESERT FLOWER BARBARA B0ULD Model -430 $17.95 Value 99 SPRING COOLED CLEANER V alue * 1 00 * 50' $3.00 $lxo 2-G AL. CRYSTAL WIDTH YOUR CIIOH'H Compare at 5c Each 4 # Package at I deckle edge— . leg. 79* ILimit II ;;$ T 9 9 Compare A t $1.49 I1F.NT HARDWOOD JAWS FAIIIlir SOETNER 69 48 14 Famees grand—Flee Qual­ ity Stetleeery—II sheets, 14 eerelepet. Ami. calen —A lergeia at Ifc. Compare At $9 SPOUT, REI1 ENAMEL FINISH. 5 9 REVLON C O L O R K IT Folding Lounge With t" Polished Aluminum Tubing A Velon Webbing. GAS C A N PURE CHUCK STEAKBURGER S P E C IA L ! on Butter Toasted Bun with French Fries, Lettuce and Tomato Salad and Pickle Chips — Restaurant Special Good" thru Saturday 1 C H A IS E LO U N G E ALL MKTAL WITH EASY POUR JSTEAKBURGER platter fleet special at $1.71 t Limit II >29 Compare $1.95 Pants Hangers Yes, a free set of prints with every roll of film developed, Kodacolor or Block and White— Today and Everyday! When you pick up your developed film, you can buy one roll of Eastman film ond we will give you one roll Free— Kodacolor or Black and White— Today and Iverydayl 5 - l ip s t ic k lie____ non* |tut u leg const. _ 1 1 Itrg. 9Rr Set of S — PLUS—FREE EASTMAN FILM TAMPA PRINCE (432 Rlcltardsoa'i — 8-ox. Pkg. Large Assortment tifuily Designed Necklaces, Earrings, Pendants and Pins. He fakes pride In hit profession and uses only the finest, freshest pharma­ ceuticals because he caret about You —— him customerl LONDON (UPI) The magistrate judges’ journal, the Justice of the Peace, has urged striking off an offense made punishabtc during the Napoleonic wars. The offense is "being a suspected person loitering with intent to commit a fel­ ony." Debar/ AFTER DINNER MINTS 5H 2 Your. Eckerd Pharmacist It a special1st who M L W & JR M k Jh * HlaT^ standards of excellence set by the Florida Board of Pharmacy, but alto the exacting professional qualifica­ tions In keeping /with the Eckerd Drug Tradition. Journal Urpes S IS 49< Is a S p e c ia lis t... Mitchell, Leesburg; G l e n d a Cox and baby hoy, Orlando. Sohpl* Halnce Happy Hottest 12-ox. Box Bog. $1.09 le n rlen Arllegte* Aetemetle lt*«trfo | lloaket far alegla #r deeble bad od|e* ta raaei tamp*rater* efceogeg eetematltally — Cempletely werkakle, celerfait bland at Reyna, Cettee. end AcrytU Plban with Nytea Satie lledleg— Levety Poxtal Cetera—Pell 72-1.. i tOl«. Every Eckerd Pharmacist Hospital Notes Rebecca Kirkland, L u l a Harriett, Jaqueline Klein, Mary E. Kew. Christopher Blythe, Barbara Butler, I.aura Smith, Bessie T. Rodgers, llallie Redley, Elizabeth Blev­ ins. Judith A. Wall, Sanford; Ruth Snyder, Estella Neater, Di Ilaiy; Arthur Man-ham* Della Banning, Lake Mary; Rozunne J. Janies, Osteen. Births Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Banning. 1-ake Mary, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie James, Osteen, a girl. Discharges Lecola Brundidge, William Mathes, Dorothy F. Johnson, Uuymond Hank Belief, Elizabeth Barger and baby girl, Sanford; Aloysius Mattel, Chuluota; Pierre Lombardi, DeRary; Ruby McWattera, Lockhart. January 12. 1955 Susan Chorpening. M a r k Chorpentng, Hazel Howes. Ivie Rucker, Gladys Downey, Eliz abeth Long. John Bennett. Di­ anne Mitchell. Herbert Stem strom, Vcronics R o d g e r s , Charlcie Price. Veronica Lott, William Connell, Todd Randall Phillips, William Cooper, San­ ford; Theodore Ebrlng, DeBary; David Hcrst Jr., Longwood. Lee Wah Lum, N e w Smyrna Beach. Birtba Mr and Mr*. Robert Mitch­ ell. Sanford, • boy; Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Wall. Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Roblchaud. Lake Mary, 4 boy. Discharges * Donald Bresnick. John Rig gin Jr.. Carl Pyke. Margie Davia, Julia McKnight, Clintie Knight, Beasie Smith, The­ odore L. Johnson, Brenda Noakei, Warren Haynea, Glenn Wallace, Stephen VonDollen, James Titua. Jill Gemma and ,baby girl, Virginia Mick and baby boy, Hanford; Pauline Ricker, DeBary; B a r b a r a Jean Wright. Longwood; Doro­ thy Cochran. Oviedo; R u t hi j| A # Jf CHOCOLATE MINT MELT-A-WAYS There It An Eckerd Drug Store Conveniently Located Near You— Air Conditioning Class Scheduled A d m issio n s PECAN PATTIES 11-ox. Box A Bargain at 99c COSTUME JEW ELRY iC lild C r JA M 'A R V 11, 1955 Happy Hostess ‘You’ ll love to shop your Eckerd Drug Stores.’ ■rciC Installation of the firlt newcomer to politics, telephone * cable equipped to recently wa^given the carry television signals in this oath of office for his area will be started this week first term on the Cas­ by the Winter Park Telephone j selberry Board of Al­ Company. dermen. A. E. Ludrscher, general I (Herald Photo) plant manager, said the cable |will connect the Midway cenItral office in Winter Park with the Terrace office in Al­ tamonte Springs. More than 34,000 feet of liable will he installed at a cost of $295,000. Ludrscher said that the A new class in air condi- 1cable will provide 900 addl-I tinning, refrigeration a n d tional circuits between the heating mechanics will open two central offices plus four at l.yman High School Jan. coaxial tubes capable of ban25 at 7 u. m. dling television, data or other This will lie n class for be- special services, ginners and will meet from 7 ‘'Since the basic cable is p nt. to 10 p. in , Monday planned to take rare of sevthnaigh Thursday each week clal years' growth, we are inuntil June I and will resume eluding the roaxinl tubes in in September. order to have the facilities reThe instructor will he B. quired for any type service,” F. lianas, of Sanford. The Ludrscher .explained. "This muisr is accredited by the In keeping with our policy of Ail' t'onditioning and Refrig- planning ahead for future nation Institute and is I.0K0 communications services." hours in length. | I.udeseher pointed out that Enrollment will be irstriet- thia cable project is part of rd to 12 (a rsons anil they will 2 7 million in capital additions be accepted on a fust-come that will la- made by the WinItor Park company this year. f i r s t - s e r v e d basi s. D it. ' i ^ T r m ECKERD SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY Telephone Cable For TV In Area ~ ~ ELECTRIC BLANKET 2 POLAROID CASE #D $ 1 Pelareld Caawrat $19.95 Value 11 T E R M IN A L TACKLE SEE OUR FIN* SELECTION OF LURES. SINKERS, SPINNERS, ETC. Vl O F F , ♦ i R - k l S A V I N G S l - R l f t l - R l l {d u 'ii jo v * . TX uq . L IS T PRICE �r / V *’ ' •v % / r - t r s c jr . FA T O V E R W E IG H T Available to vttkwit • doctor’s prcM called ODRINEX. Ton mutt loss ugly fat or your money baelt. No strsnoona exerriie, lata tin s , mattafrs or taking that the steal situation was a o f so-called reducing candies, key factor to pries levels for crackers or cookies, or chew­ ing gum. ODRINEX is a tiny the coming ycer. tablet and easily swallowed The steel workers will be When you Uke ODRINEX, "making ambitious demands" la their forthcoming contract sUU eat the food you like, but negotiation*, be noted, sod said you simply don’t have the » that the "price Increases that urge for extra portions be­ cause ODRINEX depresses have taken place so far yqur appetite end decree*** strengthen both labor’ s attack yonr desire for food. Ycur * ) and the possibilities of govern­ weight must come down, be­ ment Intervention on any fu­ cause as your own doctor will ture price Increase attempts." tell yon, when you eat less, you weigh lee*. Get rid o f ex* ‘ Therefore," he continued, res* fat end live longer. OD* "price inflation may. out be RINEX costs 83.00 and It too great s threat lhU*yasr. sold oh this GUARANTEE) but labor costs may advance, If not satisflsd for any reason with resultant pressure on pro­ just return tha package to your druggist and get your fit margins." full money back. No queitions asked. ODRINEX is sold with ^ j The Parthenon la ■ fine ex­ this guarantee byi ample of the Doric order of McReyaolds Drag Star* — R»nford — Mel! Orders Filled, Greek architecture. Little Danger O f Inflation Ny Jane Casselberry Randall Chase, B a n f o r d businessman, was installed as presfdsnt of the Central Flor­ ida Council o f Boy Scouts at the annual banquet in Or­ lande. W . T. Daniel Jr., Scoutmaster o f Troop 841, Cassel­ berry, was one o f six area Scout leadors to recelre the Silver Beaver ■award, highest honor which the Council can bestow. Daniel is a 25-year veteran in Scouting and served as tour leader last summer with the Council’s World’s Fair Service Troop. He also was cited for estab­ lishing the - C h o w h o n n d Trail," a 20-mile hiking trad from Casselberry to Oviedo and back, as well as planning activities. to promote lnter-raelal goodwill among the troops In the district. — Chase succeeds Dr. F. P. Hatfield, UmatllU, as Coun­ cil president. Insulting off!~ cer waa W. ____R. Ennis Jr., Heputy regional executive from Atlanta. 1 Other new offjcersi Col. Robert P. A is t o v SatelllU Beach,' Disk vice president; Gan. Clifford Reeir-and Joel ------ Phillips, both o f W tnte^Psrkr second and third-xka.-IKSJfe -— odanU)- Joa Sllno,*—Urhitido, fourth vka prosldenl; Wesley Damold, Orlando, treasurer, and Jamsa Kasper,' Kissim­ mee, commissioner. C. D. Caldwell was renamed to the poet o f council execu­ tive. The principal apeaker waa aaslsUnt chief. Scout execu­ tive Robert L. Billlngton, o f Now Brunawlck, N. J., who •poke on tho theme, "Our Boy* Today, Their Heritage and tho Space Aga." Wally Krohne, o f Maitland, Who waa renamed training chairman, presented Wood Badge Awards to Bob Mar­ tin, o f Eau Gallic, and Jim Cushing, Cocoa. Golden Beach Driving Laws Challenged BOSTON (U PI) — The Automoblle Legal Association (A L A ) has charged that a Masiachusetta motorist’s li­ cense was aelsed Illegally In Florid*. “ They can’t do that," an ALA spokesman said, lie aatd the ALA will challenge the {irocedurw by sponsoring a test * Casa In Florida. The Mats achusett* Motor Vehicles Keg Istry agreed with ALA that ir the license selsure waa illeg Ip <*.;u ah According to ALA, here’s what happened; ’ A Wlnrjmeler (Mass.) mo torist was stopped for speed ing In Golden Beach, Fla., north o f Miami, Jan. 1. He waa charged with driving 50 miles an hour In a 40-mile-anhour ions on Route At A. E The motorist said a police­ tu » man asked to sea his driver's license and told him ha would have to post fSOO bail pend lo g court appearance Jan. 25, The motorist aald ha told the policeman he did not have 1800. Ha eaid the policeman told him, “ In that case, I’ll have to keep your licence. If I don't, jrou’U have to go to jell." The motorist aald the police man kept the license and wrote out a traffic violation ticket on which was printed notification that the driver had forfeited his license in lieu o f b«U ‘kit his request.’ The policeman, according to tho motorist, told him the tic­ ket would show why he did not hava his license'in case hr had to produce it for any rea son. Tbs motorist svsntuolly re­ turned to Maasacboeette with out hie license. L" L on g Run r-v» JOHN Q'GBOATS, Scotland (U PI) — Brlant Frost, 18, baa begun an 800-mlla run from the extrema north o f SocKlaod to Land's End, southsrnmoit point o f England. Ha aald ha experts to cover TO miles day an a diet ot fruit and orange juice. Ha’* running barefooted. By Jesse Begae U n Flaeaclal Editer NEW YORK (UPI) - The current expression of "con­ cern" over price rtaes In the monthly review by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York again bring! up the disagree­ ment among economic review­ ers over Hie extent and effects of price increase* in various basic field*. Tbe bank’s review said that price development* "continue to be a cause for some coo- RANDALL CHASE (center, top photo), Sanford’s "Mr. Scouting," la the new prcBhlent of Central Florida Council o f Boy Scout*. W, R. Ennis Jr. (left), deputy reifional executive,.installed the new officers'and Robert L. Billlnifton, assistant chief Scout executive, Rave the principal address. Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel Jr. (right, lower photo), of Casselberry Troop 841, received the Sliver Beaver Award from Willis Morton, Cocoa, assist­ ant district commissioner. (Herald Photos) r am M Cfru. It reported that both conturner and Industrial whole­ sale prices vent up in Nov­ ember and that preliminary Indications were that the in­ dustrial section at the whole•ale price Index also went up in December. It noted that there were steel price increases announc­ ed in late December, center, ing attention on a baric ma terial area which bat been at­ tracting attention from others who have been watching pries |States levels In general. He I But while many market lysts and economists look tor , soma price Increases in bask fields during the coming year, not aB agree an their extent uphtn and ultimata effect. ^ a ] A. W. Zelomek, head of the . International Statistical Bureau, Inc., writes that despite Chli prolection of a higher general LOh business trend "and despite Parks the current emphasis on high- said li ar wages and Increased steel could prices, there is' no evidence of ever t a sharp advance in wholesale He I prices or o f marked lnfla- David lion." fence Zelomek has consistently ex- ed asi pressed the view that there Lord was little danger of any run- have ■pay inflation in the United Legal Notice x s io l it t id s n o. >ao hkholution o r r u n c i t t council , o r t h e c i t t o r lo N o w o o n , Fl o r id a , p n o- _AtIUCgt (The following guide to the nation's best food buys for the weekend was pre­ pared by the U.S. Depart­ ment of Agriculture and In­ terior for United Trees In­ ternational.) a fine variety of fresh pork cuts top the list of best buys for the weekend. Large supplies of eggs nwalt tlie shopper, along with capned pink salnxpi, canned ehum salmon, and fish sticks •ml portions. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Reef roasts am] steaks ars Eggs, winter vegetables, anil In good supply. Union, pork Card Party Scheduled For Heart Fund Inaugural Ball Idea Catching A benefit d i d party to he sponsored by South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club for Heart Fund was anhouncad today by Mrs. Maryann Milas, newly eluded president o f tha group. Mrs. Miles, who underwent opun heart surgery six yuan ago and ia an enthuaiaatlc sup porter of the Fund, advlsfd that tha benefit will take place Feb. 19 at tho Woman's Club In Casselberry. Sha also reported that ar­ rangement# ar* being com pletod for Mrs. Beth Thomaa, South Seminole Heart Fund representative, and a local phyalclsii to appear before the club's general membership meeting on Feb. 25 to present a lecture-film program. Tills month's, meeUng of tha club is tchedulad for next Thursday at tha Imparls] House in Winter Park with tha Installation o f naw offic­ ers aa the main item of buetneaa. Special guests at this time will be Mr*. Muriel Buch­ er, past president o f Welcome Wagon Council and Mrs. Judy Hurlburt, area supervisor who will act as Installing officer, Legal Notice $ NOTICE o r ARMUAL MERTIBO * The An dual lleetlag of the members of tbs W e t Federal a*vln*« and Lone Association of Seminole County will be held at Ike office *t the A*ooelation on Wednesday, Jan­ uary IS. Iltl, at I p. m. live*mead Chapmen. . u. tm . - U, IIM * Jen. (, CDII-VI n c r r r iu ii maun .*• NOTICK IS hereby given that I am en*e«e4 la bhelnese at III Hanford Av#.. Neiulnule County, Florid*, under the M.lUlol^e TALLAHASSEE (Ul’ l) Other itstes will adopt the unique Idea ot holding inaug ural balls outside thr capital to raise money for w6rthy pro Jdcls, Gov. Haydon Burns pro dieted. Burns was sworn in Jan. 5 and attended balls around the state every night, except Sun day, until he returned to the capital Tuesday. Tlie replica balls at Tem pi, Fern Park, Miami, Jackson ville and Pensacola cost $10 rtch admission. • , " Press Causes Religious Chaos BOGNOR REGIS, England (UPI) — RdV, Sinclair Snow ■aid in bis parish magatlne: “ Tlie religious beliefs of the people o f this country are in complete chaos. And .since the popular press has discovered Hut articles on religion pay, Hie chaos has become much worse.” Legal Notice NOTIC E F O R FMO CBEIIINUe firs t iik n o iix n of Moan TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKltNl TOU WILL TAKE NOTICK that ths Hoard of County Com­ missioners, si 10:00 s. to . on th. lib day of February, A. D. IMS. at ths County Courthouse lu Hanford. Florida, will con­ sider end determine whether or not IJie County will aloes, vacate, renounce end disclaim vaoeie, any right sf the O County and the iubllo In and to the land te ­ Ineeted upon any eny map or pint recorded In Semi mlnole County. Florida, wlilah raid street, or rood or hlsbway Is more par­ ticularly described as follows: Thai certain IF rood right of wey knows ee Booond Street beginning hi Ike east rlglil-of-wny lino of ampevtlls Avenue, thence o*et s distance of lit.Ill fe d to Ike west rlgbt-oL wey Hue or Brown Avenue All of FALJd PI.ACK. sc f cording la the F id there- •f as recorded In Plat Boo Booh 1*. Fag* II, Fabtlo Record* ot aemlnot* County, Flor PERSON* INTERESTED MAT nnmn of, l,« tad MyrPe Wonder APFEAll AND HE HEARD AT ■tor*, and; that I Intend_ U THE TIME AND P L A C E chops, loin roasts, and spareribs are ths week's finest buys In pork. Market, reports from Ufl DA's agricultural marksUng service show that}, celery fresh grsens, lettuce,' onion* spinach, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes are In good supply nt vrgctuble bins across thw nation. Tangerines, too, ar* abundant. Especially plentiful Hill week nre cubbuge, carrots, ap­ ple*. grapefruit, and oranges n Surprise Guest Ends Meeting GASSELT, Holland (U l’ D The meeting of th# Union ot Rural Worsen ended abruptly when an uninvited guest — a naked man walked in. Th* bachelor shopkeeper who .pulled the stunt was ful filling ■ bet made with cron­ ies In a saloon. Police arrest­ ed him on indecent exposure Legal Notice IN THIS CIRCUIT COURT OF THR NINTH JUDICIAL TIE Cl IT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUUNTV. FLURIDA. IN 1CHANCERY NO. 14*1* riltUT rKDKUAI. HAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OH LAN DO, s corporation, I’lalnlltf, FRANCIS JAMES HILL and ANTONIA HILL hD wife, end L SILK, e/k/w DANIEL SILK, bcfcodanU. NOTICE n r SUIT •TAVW OF FLORIDA. COUKTV OF SRHINOI.R TO, I. SILK e/k /e D A N I E L ■ILK RESIDENCE UNKNOWN You ar* hereby notified Ibet s suit hue been filed against you In the ebors entitled cause, end that you ere required to flic your answer wKh the Clerk of this Court, and L> serve e copy thereof upon the plaintiff plaintiff's at turns ye. whose name mid address l* Oils*, He­ drick A Robinson, IP* Kaot Church Nlreel. Orlando. Florida, net Inter then the Had day ot February, ISII. If yon fall to do so. a Deere* Fro Cotvfseeo wlU be entered against yon far th* teller demanded la th* Com. plaint. This salt W to foreclose a mortgage. The real pre party proceeded against lei Lsot --------- it , gt------u . niock fU B tm RAN HOMES. Seminole County. Florid*, according to the pint thereof ** re­ STREET IN THE CITT OT LONQWOOD, FLORIDA. AND PROVIDING FOR THE ABFKSS MENT OF THE COST THERE OF AOAINIT THE AHUTTINU PROPERTY OWNERS. W II K n iA f, th* city Conn ell of th* City of Longwood, Florida, determines H edvl* able as e necessary public Im prorement to construct and par* MAINE AVENUE between GRANT STREET and EAST LAKE HTREET In the City of Longwood, Florida, All In oom pllsnc* with plans, specific* lions end cellmates now on file with the city Clerk ef th* Oily s f Longwood NOW, THEREFORE, EE IT RESOLVED BT THE CITT COUNCIL OF THE CITT OF LoNCIWOOD, FLORIDA: That tb* City Connell deems It advisable, as a neeeeeary pub lie Improvement, to eonetruet end peVe Maine Avenue be tween Ortnt street and Beat Lake Street In the City of Longwo'.d, Florida, with twenty (l«) foot street with six 11“ Inch stabilised mixed llmerock and stay base and double surface treatment liquid asphalt and crushed stun* or an asphaRlc concrete surface, ell oseordlng to pleas, specifications, and sptlmetee on file la Ih* office g f tb* City Cl*rk. which said plans, sped flretlone and setlmstse are hereby approved by th* City Council and ahall constitute tb* plant end specifications for eeld Improvements. HE IT FURTHER REBOLV ED that the total ooet of said Improvements shall not be over the sum of til.lte , an* the Clt found! hereby oeeeeeee th turn of I I I ,lit , against the lota end lands edjolnlpg, contiguous bounding And abutting.upon such Improvement end th* re ■netnlng IM 10, shall be paid out ot tho funds of th* City of Longwood. HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED th»< tho C R y Council deter mines that alh lota end lend* adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon eeld Improvement will be cepe daily benefited by the said im prorement to tho estent of two thirds of th* ooet of said tm provemenU and that th* epe olst assessments to be mad* and entered ngnlnat surh lend* shall be mad* upon n front footsg* beet* and shell be d* lermlned end prorated en-urd leg to the foot fronteg*. re sportively, of tbe properties edjolelng and eontfguoy* or bounding and abutting on euoh' Improvements. .. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Tax Assessor of th* City o f Longwood. Florida, shall proceed to make and pro­ per* e special eeeeeement roll which assessment roll shall be computed and filed with tht* Council ee promptly as possible, and shall show th* lot* and Unde assessed, the amount of Ih* assessment against each let or -pares! of land eapeeUlly benefited In the amount as de­ termined by thU r***lgtlon end upon th* completion of said special os easement roll, th* earn* shall ha publlahwl two time# successively, cues a week, tha laat publication being nt least ona week prler to date of koarleg. In th* SANFORD HERALD with a notice direct. to all property owners In terceted In said *epoetal ass meat of tb* lime and plao* where aomplaintn will be hoard "Hh referenoe t* said assess meats end when n i l eases*, meat rail wilt be finally ap­ proved and confirmed by Ul* Council. Beckwith. •Ao-.rrwt sirmt.'p ef th* property owners os fol level In jeoeh within It Says of th* cesflrmlag e f th* aalS epcelol .......... meat r*U. ar la (IS) equal annual _pay* to, aald deferred paymeate to hear Interest M U* rata of I * par a u r a . RE IT FURTHER RKSOLV. reeoUUo ED that this rseolsMoa ehaU he published twin* la the SAN­ FORD HERALD together with a notice ( wUI h r H B P ■ he held apea this resolution u the CKy Hall at Leaywi Florida. *a February «, IMI Deal pa*—■» passage and adoption. liei Dual ado ADOPTED at a regular meetlag at tka City Oouaoil of the Olty of Longwood. Florida. Ikle TU day of Doe amber. 1H1. David R. WamworU register sold name with the ABOVE SPECIFIED. Byi Martha T. Vlhlcn Clerk of the Circuit Court, By: / # / Arthur H. Book' D. C. Seminole County. Florid*, m wttk. Jr.. Clerk OILS*. HEDRICK * accordance With the provision* Kenneth Vf. Melntuek ItOUINHON of th* FlolUkeue N*m* .8 t«lAttorney m Law III East Church atreet S * u l « ' Pika n e w reached ul**, to-will Section H i l l i Feet Office Bex 111! Orleoda Florida ■ m ite r the summit of the peak which Fieri da Btodutec list. Ssaferd. Florida Attorney# for Plaintiff. Owat* r . ■1st M rs Herman Haert-tt Attorney for Petitioners bears his nama. His try la FwhHsh Jaa. 11, XL It. A Feh. Publish Jan. f, 1C SI. I*. 1*1». Publish Jan. U , l i l t S lb it a h 'ja a . I t, 11, IM *. 1*98 was a failure., CDI-S ' C L l-tl ‘CDl-IT CD i-y* r - ^-oora.-niny V$(|lb*^ mail or bring this coupon E and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only PER WEEK Name ER IT FURTHER REBOLV. ED that th* vp#cl special aeesoetnente provided for by thla recolull on shall he payable al the option curded In Plat Book I, Pug** H and II, of Ik* PuSlle Records of gemlnel* County, Florida. WITNESS say hand e e l U a seal of tbla Court at Sanford. It** P- no. Florida, this Itlk Any of Jan­ RE IT FU R TH E R RKSOLVuary, m i. that thla raoeUHoa shall (■EAt.) take ertaot Immediately upon Arthur U cicrk roj/uAgpeW- - Address Phone No Sanford w ~r' �5ljr Banforb Xrralh Jan. 14, 1965 — Page 5 > joint resolution pro­ posing a Constitutional amend­ ment which, he said, would WITH IM IS COUPON "effect badly needed reforms In several areas of our ar­ Brake chaic electoral system, a sys­ tem that Is presently riddled Adjustment with loopholes and Inequities." Our expert mechanics adjust brakes and add Smathers' legislation con­ fluid, if needed. tains three major provisions. The first of these calls for a . nationwide primary to select presidential and vice presiden­ tial candidates, "thus relegat­ ing to the history books that strange, exciting, but thor- , oughly unsatisfactory and in­ WITH IM IS COUPON efficient spectacle, the nation­ al convention." * ATTRACTIVE SKETCHES o f possible designs Air The second provision of the for the motel-boatel proposed in the plans for Cooled measure Introduced by the Sanford's Riverport Marina were displayed by Florida Democrat would abol­ Car Harold Wilde, engineer for Maurice H. Con­ ish the Electoral College and nell and Associates of. Miami. (Herald Photo) Cushion establish in its place a process by which the electoral votes of every state would be divi­ ded among the candidates on the basis of the percentage of the popular vote received by ► each in the general election. 1 Finally, the Smathers a- * mendment provides for a W IIH THIS COUPON nutctij^nas held onTlie special election fo e -p rm to n i J --------- H r M s i y m M ile * --an d-vice president in the j L a k e Brantley beacK'tfont West Lake Brantley Civic License Plate Association at a special meet- property owned by the group event of a death of a chief ing Sunday voted charter with Mra. Jerl Rlgaby, prcal- executive who still has two Fram esf changes to provide that an o f­ dent, in charge. In other buainesa Malcolm ficer'in the association must have been a resident of the ar­ McClellan and Walt Secrest ea for one year and that any were appointed aa a constitu­ Chrome-plated, property holder or resident tion and by-laws committee rust-proof , frame*. « of the area is eligible for and to be responsible for set­ Include* ting a nominating committee. nuts and holla. It was decided to divide tha S B 48,3-8-140. area into a number of district* with each locality to hava a representative to attend meet­ W illi M IIS COUPON ings and work with the board of directors. Mrs. Ilarbara ^ Du Pont*7 Polish Torrcy waa named to fill the secretarial vacancy created Removes road film by the resignation of Mrs. itena Kybicki. Announcements were made ‘ By Mra. John l.rone New income tax changes by Mra. Rigsby that warning* were explained by K 1>. White ngainxt using the >vooded area of the Orlando Internal Rev­ ns a garbage dump would be enue Offices to a capacity au­ ■ent out to all residents and dience at last week's meeting that area maps are ready for of DeBary Chapter IT4, Amer­ framing and will be posted in ican Association o f Retired the near future as an aid to newcomers and visitors. Persona. W ill! THIS COUPON It was reported that toya Importance of accuracy In filing the returns was stress­ <)pnntcd by the group for the ed because of mechanical pro­ Seminole Indiana were deliver­ cessing and White advised use ed at Christmas time hy Mra. o f the handbook, "Your Fed­ Rigsby and Mrs, Lil Young to eral Income Tax," as a guide. the Orlando Folica Station for The chapter business meet­ forwarding. ing following the address was ~ Details of jirxt meeting will conducted by Mrs. Charles Ul­ he announced upon completion. SE N SA TIO N A L COUPON Brake Adjustment VALU ES O jr expert mechenkw Tire$tone ^ it brakes and add if needed. Repack Wheel bearings afwmM be repacked awry 10,000 milee to avoid finally repairs. D o n ’t m i s s t h o s e o u t s h i n e nil c o u p o n s v a l i d t h r o u g h ,'rriwr;iQQOOOQOO Wheel Balance Retired Persons Tax Changes rich, president, with Rev, A. C. Summers giving the invo­ cation and Elmer Crumbacher leading the flag salute. Six new members for De­ cember and six for Janunry were reported by S- L. Kroneberger, membership c hairman, an<| Harry Bell, social chair­ man, explained special bus tours to points of attraction in the state which arc availaide to the 'group. Keen inter­ est was expressed in tours to Busch Cardens in Tampa and Sunken Cardens in St. Peters­ burg and 'details for the tour will be announced at the Feb­ ruary meeting when reserva­ tions also will ba accepted, A contribution of $10 was approved for the DtBary Car­ den Club'a Highway Beauti­ fication program. Bonds Play Part, 2 Ever Rain <| I .awn 2 SprlnkUr Radiator Stop Leaks and Rust Resistor | ^ A V r tfn n fe * * | WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson sayi he might never have come to Washington if hli wife had not bought government bonds dur­ ing the depression. The President told a group of business executives that Mrs. Johnson made it a rule for them to buy a $18.75 bond each month and when he ran for Congress, he cashed them in for nearly $3,000 to help finance his campaign. The business executives are helping promote purchases of U.S. savings bonds under the payroll deduction plan. Flashlights 2 • Cell Chrome PUted Auto Butler 0 ^ i , ___ 1 0 0 . 0 <=> Urk <=> k l 0 B iHS Z.i$t1H 'I j O M «=> U 0 Tr 0 y 0 v 0 PHILCO AIR CONDITIONER 750x14 NEW TREADS III.ACK TUHE TYPE TRADE-IN PLUS TAX FIRESTONE AIR CHIEF AIR CONDITIONER COMPLETE FISHING KIT — NOTHING ELSE TO 11UY 1OR131 LAWN MATE ELECTRIC EDGER FAIRIIANKS WARD 42-PIECE ELECTRIC DRILL KIT 8,300 irru c Visor Mirror "While unlikely," the Sena­ tor aald, "auch a remit U perfectly posalble again. It will continue to be so until we rid ourselves of a system that, 7E333 SUNBEAM ROI.LMASTER ELECTRIC SHAVERS 14J48 USED 21” SILVERTONE TELEVISION — AS IS WESTINGIIOUSE STEAM IRON AND HOLDER., DOMINION ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER STARFLITE ELECTRIC GARDEN TILLER WENZEL SLEEPING HAG DACRON POLYESTER F1UERF1LL IOC 14C200 8C2I0 TRI-SEASON LAWN SWEEPER SUNBEAM WAFFLE BAKER AND GRILL 14A55 Big vanity mirror damps on bock of sun visoc radiators. S M M, 3-0-29 S MORE DOLLAR i-1,200 m u Lyndon Reports Many matched pairs and acts with thousands of miles o l tread Left. Lots of mileage left in these tiros. Ideal ax "spares.” Big Selection WEST BEND AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER 14A169 SUNBEAM AUTOMATIC FRY PAN 14A373 Amount Chnrijoil Buy the convenient way...on FIRESTONEUNI-CHARGE N O M O N EY Shock Absorbers § B aySake* § C C l o a r lo w aweryday J peso*- . . ret tha o Monthly Exhaust Payment Extension Chin no plalaif. dam ■ draft rtaafgn Bogy to t o t a l . DOW N or T A K E M O N T H S T O P A Y ! Post 8207 Unit Meets Today By Do* as Kate* The Auxiliary Unit to South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will meet at 8 p.m. today at the Poet Home located on the Old Dial# Highway north o f Longwood. SHAPING UP— Framed by the modem twin tower* of Mra. Virginia McManus, Toronto's new ctty faaH. Petr* Burka. one of Canada'* lot president, will conduct the skater*, trie* out the ctoto eqpir* toe dak. 73m ISjrearuU meeting and refreshments will Mater nya M's fine. be served. r \ * » ■1 # ■ ’• j ’ ' ■ ' • .! Where Your Dollar Buys M IL E S More :H A V E . Phone 322-0244 SA ^rr i f1 1 p»fItW iJF if 1 f e 3 1L �. u ' • Qstah CUxbif: DEAR AOTTt I know Uw. but dost tb s! miVa him my husband’s brothar- * in-law, too? Also, my hua- that, technically, my alater'e huiband is MY brolher-ln- fiacojbj/ On&hidq& Htrs I* a hind with in un­ usual twist to try out on your friends. Let them play it at seven diamonds and see if they can manage to go down. Thera are umpteen ways to make the contract, but when the hand cams up In actual play one of the world's great­ est players did manage to go down. As some might say, "Ha played brilliantly, but with conspicuous lack of success," He started by winning the heart lead and discarding a spade from his hand on a sec­ ond heart, lie cashed the ace of spades, then ruffed a spade and entered dummy with the king of clubs in or­ der to ruff a aecond spade. His next play was a trump to dummy's queen. Then ha 4 A II4 l an AQl SI A Q 1 0 II . . . . . . A X fl J T !I 10 IT ♦ Q 4I : « . . . A IT V II ♦ x j iib Both IH .T. Bess 1 1 Baas IK.Tfc.Paae 4 4 Base • | a / Pese T ♦ Base Pasa Base Opening le a d - V I led dummy's last spade and East wai unkind enough to discard a club. South ruffed with the jack of diamonds and Cdc J h si (jjo m stn In the way they regard their homes housewives are divided I»ta4e*.4k4iect type*. ■♦■The first figures that as long as the man of the house is footing the bills he has a right to wear out bedspreads by sitting on the edge of a bed or lying on top of the spread— and do other such things that arc against feminine nature. Tiie second forbids a man to sit on beds, stretch out on the living room couch, clutter up the house with his work or hobby — and so on. The first type of housewife regards comfort and conven lenre as of prime importance ; Television Tonight 1 .10 (2) (9) i 61 10 00 i2 ) (J»l (*) 11 0o ( I ) fl) (9) 11:21 (9) (4) 11:30 (2» 1 .no ( I ) Ila aal • Payton plar# 11.« 11• ) a •f Mafbot K r a ft T liaalfi Jim m y Dran Hliow H i t Da fa ndar a N i w i , It porta. W at(bar N awattpt N a wall n a T h t IsAta Nb»»w T h r a t r r o f Hit Hltra r i n i t b t 0hoW M or n ing l l t t d l l n a t PKIDAl A. 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Waathar. flportg vIMlMOII^ Bell ftto4**| 1:11 (2) (•) l-M tl) (4) 19) •: 11 O f 1 1 0 (4) ( 4) 11-11 ( I ) (•) 11:10 c n e TILL 3:00 E flc DU m o n . - k k i .DU EXCEPT HOLIDAY U:ll It i l l U til (I) (I) (0) (!) (I) (I) (1) (t) T oda y C a r to o n r llU *)|yorca Court Ama r l r t n Hl atory Ngtrclaaa for Wo man rartoona Car t no nv l l l t l l o m p i r Room Maka R o o m for Dtdd y Naart— M lk t W t l Itct Bpanlah L t t t o n t W h t t t T h l t Bong 1 U v i Lucy I t o n t y D u rk t NUC Nt wg R apoet Co nc at tratioa Andy o f M ay bar r y Jtoptrdy COME IN AND TRY M A R - LO U Restaurant and Lounge cashed his king. Ha eould not DEAR TECHNICAL t afford to overtake because Technically, your sister's that play would have set up husband Is YOUR brotherEast's ten as the high dia­ in-law, not your husband's. mond, so he was still In his And neither are your hus­ own hand. Ha had to play band's brothers - In - law d u b i In order to get back to YOURS. Your aunts, un­ dummy. When he ruffed the clea and cousins are not third club with the nine of your husband's, technically. trumps, East was able to ov Nor are his yours. Dut (and thla Is a very big "but” ) In «Tuff. TBr^Implest line of play most healthy marriages, would have been to attack both husband and wife clubs and trumps right away. "taka on” the relatives of That would have worked. Or, their spouses aa their own. if he wished to ruff out spades And don't get too "tech­ it would have been better to nical'' or you might give start by cashing all dummy's the impression that you are hearts and discard both his trying to disclaim relation­ spades. Than he could have ship to your husband's rela­ trumped the three low spades tives. • e * and held back the ace so that DEAIU a RBY i I was unEast would not have been able to get that killing club discard. employed when I met my wife, but ahe said she'd marry me anyway and ehe would work until I found a job I could handle with my bum bnck. We’ve been mnrried It years, and I'll admit C O N F ID E N T IA L T O put her best foot forward. I haven’t worked much, but "FED Ul\"*whoee husband The first type thinks any- It’a because of my back. knocked her down a flight I’ve ■b sta oetsa W M B W lt * --o f stairs, tried to-chokr her and caused her to Kan—four more homelike Is worth the doctonrvmi not one of them has hern able to help me, miscarriages because of Ida effort and that includes log ah they say it is all In my brutal beatings: If you fires, p e t s , house planu, head end I am just lesy. I •pend another night with home-boused hobbles, and so am NOT lesy and It is thle animal, you are out of on. NOT In my head. When I your mind. Bend me your The aecond weighs every wake up In the morning my name and an address where thing in terms of how much buck frela like a locomo­ you can receive my reply extra M[ork It will be and how tive ran over It. Now my and I will tell you exactly much- clutter it will make. wife refuses to give me any what to do. • a • Yes, there are two distinct money. Can I sue for nontypes of homemakers and tin­ au|i|K»rt? Problems? Write to A fi­ man who finds himself mar­ HAD HACK ll Y, Rox IV.lT'lO, fan An­ ried to one type has little hope gelas, Calif For a personal of her avur changing into HitDEAR RAD RACK: A reply, enclose a stamped, ntlier. lawyer ran tell you whether self-nddressed envelope. • • # you ran sue or not. It sounds to me like a ease of Hate to write letters? not enough luiekhnne and Bend one dollar to Abhy, tou much wishbone. Rox fi'.iTlHi, I.os Angeles, • • • Calif., for Ahhy's booklet, DEAR ARItY: You told “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ Boone "The Returning " Still the gill whose "wonderful" TERS FOR AI.L OCCA­ • scries nlnu-d prlmarlb at flume Insisted on driving P0 SIONS." the kiddies, but this episode msy have a rurioilty interest for adults, fat Hlngle Is the gusit star anil he plays s man who murders lndlsns without feeling any pangs of ronsel cnce and almuel brings almui a major Indian war. EDYTH T H O R N T O N M c L E O O 8:10 8:30 p m. NUC Dr Kil ROOK WHICH you will | One of my most cherished dare. "Take Caro of .My Little a mingling of fart Christmas gifts Is a cookbook. Girl." This D l.arry lllyden s enjoy l u l i i t e s t o n e wbJQ priced so low it's a BIG S A LE V A L U E . 45 -P C . S E R V I C E FOR E IG H T PURE WHITE RUBY BRIEF, designer, checWk to see If the denim folds drape properly before her design is put Into mass production. . CLOUD NINE OPEN STOCK VALUE 852.80 kangaroos'i pouch. Asked where she gets her Inspiration for designs, sh e, admits they come from any­ where and everywhere. She carries a sketch pid In her purse at all timei "Just in i cata." ' Perhaps her new line should be called "Young America-j ftJJlfpt.lU apritelf prints -and ruffles reflect' youth. She’ i i close to her terns herself and an expert on teen opinions. IO Q 81 DECORATED OPEN STOCK VALUE 572.35 cloud nine •39” i ‘GIFTS LOCATED IN — DOWNTOWN on.irr sunju.irs S A N F O R D '* * * ^ FACIAL TISSUES Itul Whits. Colors. 400's MSTANT SPRAY STARCH RmO 24«.. PKRMANENTS Sopor, fUgular. Go&ikLitUa OiiW, f tm d V A P O R IZ E R H ID ! -I N T M l AYR TABLET O R Three Nlffhts — Thurs. Through Sat. 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And you can believe It. To Ire a success at 20 Is an achlcvcmcnt no matter what KVnVJWJ&J la. .But to JC8flj the goal in^so short a time in the overcrowded, highly com peliiive garment center is Just short of a miracle. It’* true that Ruby's back­ ground Includ6i training at tiie Fashion Institute of Tech noiogy end the Traphegcn School of Fashion In New York. Rut when other little girli of six were content to rlut out paper dolls. Ruby was sketching designs (or her own clothes. Ruby workrd for Jonsthin I.ognn and other big mtnufleturers before she came to Carl Sanford, Inc , the junior fashion house where Carl Bergman and Sanford Radin have given her Uie responsi­ bility and opportunity to de­ sign their spring line. I used to buy lybrtcs, Iket ch. everything but sweep the fliMir. I may even have done Uiat once or twice. __ "I don’t sec why we must Import Parisian and othrr European fashion Ideas when we have such a rich heritage of American fashions," she says. Her current spring do signs collection is called ] "Americans " "I am using good American fabrics j*1 stulj as blue denim ahow and the star of last sea *"'* "1Ihu . * . f nch "Kijvl Kitchens. Favorite lt»- lll,,f*r» 1'*1 a? ^ e <n-n: Unit*?' by Evelyn Anthony -• of-FormoT"Amrr.rant_clUcO . and J,’ ......................ve son’s dlsmsl "flarry’s Girls" will stimulate your Interest In elpe* of 1' orm,' r Anicruan . borrowed• a ....................... few inspirations aeries shows what he ran do historical, women Evelyn An Airlines Stewardesses ’ IheM- from our own Pilgrim back when he lias a part lie ran sink Ibony is the author of those ' were collected hy tiie Tulsa giound —smocking and sleeve his teeth into. He play• the delightful Imoks. Victoria and I c hapter of the Kiwi Club. Tut’ and yoke treatments," shr unrealistic fattier of t girl who Albert" and "Clandara," Imtii sa, Oklahoma 71io girls are explained. hurts herself at sctiool and Is of whlrh I enjoyed, and "The not allowed to fly after they "Clothes for young people then found to have a inaltg French Bride" is jutt as re should be fun. Colors should wanting. I ,narrV< hence the name for be bright, the fabric comfor­ nancy in her leg A fragrant pure white rose* l*’ t‘ Zealand bird which, table, and no one appreciates 8:30 9 pm . ARC. My Three Sons. "Here Comes Charley " of rlasair form and beauly although it has wings, rannol lltilr novel treatments In styl­ After a few irritating tninu lias been named as a living I Hy R's a most ivpprnprlate ing as much as today's teen­ tel with a terribly written, ir uifinorial to the late President name. I have flowti *oth many age girl." the said. One blue rltatlng character (poor Rita John F. Kennedy, one hun of theso girls and am ao happy denim Jumper the designed Shaw lets It best her), the drrd ninety-nine public gar to have tiie cookbook, which features a huge red heart poc show comes to life when Bull's ■lens throughout the U S A hav marvelous m o p e s , sun ket at the waistline, like a brother, a seafaring man. ar j have liecn »enl Ro* rose, don pie, sophisticated and unusual rives In the person of that old ated by Mr. Ralph E. Perk­ —take your choice. The Kiwis ROME LIGHT do a great deal of charitable ON HARK BONES chsrmcr William Demarest ins. 99.30 p m. ARC. Bewitched i Women In New York are work, so you might like to WASHINGTON (UPI) "A Is For Aardvark " Mild wearing chiffon hoods tairder . buy their rookluMik. Wide to No bones about M. Chickens episode and Just a bit out of id with wide hands o f fur I The Tulsa Chapter o f the K iwi with dark bones are fit to character. These have a romantic look Club, care of Mrs William W. eat, say U. S. Department of 10-11 p m. CBS. T ie Defen and are very flattering and Cabell, 3827 South St lamis, Agriculture poultry special ders. "Eyewitness.” Though perfect to wear to Uie thea Tulsa, nklahoma. 71105 Tin- ists. David Carp's script is literate, trO. dedication of the book delights Dark bones, you tee, are a it Is also an obvious attempt Handbags of embroidered me, ss It is dedicated to Kay sign o f . a young .birig The to exploit the Kitty Genevese tapestry combined with Ira Hansen of American Airlines. reason you arc seeing more murder for commercial pur (her arc the fashion Imports j who has workrd so hard to of them lately Is because propose in this version, two from Italy, whlrh have caused further the Kiwi Club. Kay is ducers arc marketing broileryoung punks heat a man to a sensation among women of a wonderful "career" woman fryer chickens, fryer-roaster death for kicks while Zl peo­ fashion. Tomorrow — "Dear Ed> Ui turkeys and ducklings at ao An odd shade of pink, soft Thornton McLeod” ple watch and do nothing I earlier age. 10-11 p.m, NRC. Suspense and "cream y," is most flat­ Theatre. "In Darkness Wait­ tering and »cen in wool aftering.” Part l (color). The op five dresses and smart little rnlng gun In a two patier a- suits. bout a sinister plot to destroy the UN by a series of calcula­ ted a isiiila ition i. Your Choice Of Full Menu or Luncheon . you hoped'ahe looked good In black. I liked your anawer. I also had a "wonder­ ful” fiance who loved to epeed. I knew It when I be­ came engaged to him, but loved him too much to break o ff with him. One night he wae doing 85 on wet pavement and we skidded Into a pole. My right leg was so badly man­ gled ft had to be amputated near the'hip. I was later fitted with an artificial limb, but I m u s t u s e crutches, too, After I lost my leg, my finance lost Interest In me. H« broke our engagement and married a girl with two lege. I have a good Job, live in a nica apartment, but I don’ t hava much fun. If it's true that "men eeldom make pastes at girls who wear glaseee,” It ia truer that men r a r e l y m a k a clutches for girls who use crutches. While girls In love seldom listen to advice, my axpsrltnce might help some girl break with a •peed demon before the spends the rest of tier life regretting It. . BOnRY IN B. F. • • • V r n 9 P»8» 4 — T V Time Previews i o n p.m. ARC. Jimmy |guests, this Is almost a solid Dean Show. Thanks to Jimmy hour of entertainment, and a couple of excellent 7:30-8:30 pm . NBC. Daniel TlIUliHDAY P. M. By Oswald Jacoby brothers-In-law, are they, technically speakin that is, to me? And while l ‘m 'asking, are my aunts and uncles my hus­ band's aunts and unclea, too? And how about eousIns? JUST TECHNICAL By Ruth Millett whenever she chooses any pleee of furniture for the K6K ___ _ The second type considers looks all important, and If no one can sit comfortably In an "adorable" chair or on a rickety antique aofa, that's a minor matter. The first type keeps‘ "open house" for neighbors, friends, relatives, and friends of hus­ band and children. . • and drop-in guests never upset her. The second type doesn't want-to entertain anyone un­ less it is at a carefully plan­ ned party at which she ran dT Jujhliqhilk 1:09 (4) N i w i . W eathar Uporta , r f t ) N • w •11n # <2) Nawa cope *4. |0 ( t ) If outlay •lUlnklajr ( (t> ,\p w » - W a lle r C r on • kita <t) ll.it M*at«raon' 1 .09 ( » ) ()|t un ll r t v t a (I I J(Iflatnan 9 t •-1 11 ii ti 11 n it k Flatting T:20 f t ) J**nny quoat (2) I ' anUI Mount <<> Tlit Munatara I 00 (8» Carry Maaon (If) Donna Itaad • .10 (2) Dr. Klldara (9) My T lirta Bona t ,00 ( 4 ) I'aaaMorit O ) 111 * llc litd bsnd kaa th ru married sisl*va- I know that their husbands are my husband’s P a fo V Young Designer Performs By Abigail Van Buren Miracle On Seventh Avenue but what and 100 mllea art hour that Ynotsnr a Comet G w M1S1I AND RUSS MARTINO . . . At (h . C h x k n u l. Supper Club Dining — Dancing 9 'Ll! 2 OPEN 4 P.M. TO 2 AJH. — CLOSED SUNDAY JUST OFF HWV. 17-93 N. OF CASSELBERRY ON SEMINOLE BLVD. WATCH FOR SIGNS ACROSS FROM OOG TRACK ROAD. PHONE 838-7118 Adv. Pinecreat Shopping C an ter L K H rE T T DRUG PHONE PHONE 322-7913 322-7913 r �. « • t— V. • • ' t . • V It' : t Altamonte Springs Fashions Featured Personals ■ When D» A V Hosts • . _ w wvtwv Lose clip a 1JJ a V* clip earTlng? Use ss a decorative hairas *.tytlc girl. , __ •^ Geneva Mian Lindn S up Hart o f DeLand and James Michael. Cuptor_pf Umatilla were united in holy matrimony at the IJoHary Community Mctho(U a t^ ’ bu rch o a J a m ia r y 1L in Jail. 8 Ile r n liL L .— ’ ■ - ■ Party Celebrates Birthday MKLENDA CASSELBERRY, lrft, celebrated her 11th birthday with a (dumber party at her home on 1-ake Tony; tiuesla were left to right Judy Griniwood, Sally Lunn, and Marleah l.evey. By Jane Csxxelberrv I Hth birthday Wednesday night' Mclenda Casselberry, daugh-11 with a hamburger supper and ler of Mr and Mrs Leonard ' slumber party. Casselherr), of Lake Drue, 1 Attending the supper were Cassclbcrrjrr celebrated*, b en Judy Li'imwoud, >.iily, t.unn. and lllil ILmera, all* of ( av selberry; Marleah Levey of • FRUITY Altamonte Springs; brothers Fruited pork’ chops with ricn of tiie honoree,4I)an and Kick take about an hour to prepare Casselberry, and her parents. Rroun 4 chops weighing a An angel fond birthday eake total of ahout I pound in a decorated with pink icing skillet. Pour oil fat Add 1 was served. I inv* ounce) can of gihlel Hie f o u r girls enjoyed gravy, liquid from an 8'jounce can of apricot halves. camping out m a lent in (tie 1 fenpoon of lemon Juice, v* yard -and ceb hrated New Year's Eve pay by going for cup of alicrd onion, 1 large clove of garlic, minced, and a swim in Lake Tony and teaspoon of prepared mus­ having a picnic lunch on an island in the lake. tard Cook, covered, over low heat 43 minutes «r until ten For safety sake, use »Hhe«der. Stir occasionally. Add drained apricot halves for last Ive tape to cover part of a five mimites of cooking time razor blade being used fur rutting Serve with rice. Serves 4 J.in. 14. 1065 — r«jre 7 Wcralfl S T R A W BAGS Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Fryer of Sanford, announce th* en­ gagement and approaching marriage o f thalr daughter, Mias Bhlrlty Jan* Fryer, to Raymond Newton Murray Jr., also of thla city. Th* brlda-elact was bom In Tampa and attended th* publie schools of 8*mlnola Coun­ c ­ ilor fianca was born at Portsmouth, Va., attended §anford school* a n d w a ■ graduated from S e m i n o l e High School with th* rises of 11)63. He attended Daytona Reach College and Is present­ ly affiliated with J. C. Green* Til* Company. AND SHOPPERS FROM S f .95 UP Tha wedding will be aolemnlied on February 26 at 7 p. m. at th* Oaklawn Chapel. GOOD Tarragon glblet gravy la good with roaet chicken. Cook M cup of minced onion, 1 email clove of garlic, minced, and a generoua daeh of dried, eruahed taragon, In 3 tableapoona of butter or margarine until onion la tender. Add 3 (lota ounce) cans of giblet gravy, H cup of light cream, 3 tableapoona of dripplnga from the roalted chicken, and a generoua daah of cayenne pepper. Heat, atirrlng occaalonally. Makea enough for 8 or • aervinga with I to • pound roasting chicken. Flemings Gifts * Cards • Books 210 E. First St. OPEN F R ID A Y NIGH TS MISS SHIRLEY JANE FRYER Milady s Attire, Grooming Personals MRS. JAMES MICHAEL CARTER Oanfnrll M iss Shirley Jane Fryer Betrothed The Disabled American Vatarani, Chapter 80, San­ ford, will eerve aa hoet to the etata mid-winter conference of the DAV,' which will be held January 16-17' «T the Langford Hotel In Winter Park. All dleabled veterans are Invited to participate In the conference and ehare In the gala feetlvitlea scheduled. Highlight o f the Saturday luncheon hour will be a fash­ ion show with faehloni for around the clock featured from the exciting selection of Play Girl'* Fashions, Fern Park. Ixtcal models will show tha fashions under the direc­ tion o f Mr*. Mary Hay. You do not have to ba DAV affiliated to attend the fash­ ion ehow, with all ladle* cor­ dially Invited to attend. For further information call Mrs. Hay at 811-0599 or Mr*. Manifleld, 821-4244. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Medralf and their houso guest, Miss Peggy Nippard, of Poole, England, spent New Year's eve with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kalinoskl, in Satellite Ileaeh, then drove to Sebas­ tian where they visited with Cdr. and Mrs. John Channel. f p State Meeting Mr. end M n. Bcrl Chapman and children, Paul, Cindy and Ann of Oakland Estates spent the holidayi In Whitney, Tex­ as, with Mrs. Chapman's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mohon for one week. A sur­ prise family reunion was held and 50 or more members were present. They also spent one week with Mr. and Mrs W. R. Chapman of Houston, Texas. Guests of Mrs. Lemuel Tew Sr., of Altamonte Springs, are Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel E. Tew Jr, and son, Paul,-of Addlsabba, Ethiopia. Paul, who is nine years old, was born in Ethiopia and has a sister, Linda, and a brother, Peter, attending college at Houghton. N. Y. The Tew* hive lived in Ethiopia for the past 11 years and Mr. Tew is a pilot_ for the Ethiopian Air Lines. The Tews plan to spend a month in Florida. —• OTIjf Featured At Sorority Meet Ry JsAnn Hays A welcome to Geneva goes X4—Beta Etn Chapter nfjrrayon* on which tha group out to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fistrunk and their daughter, Beta Sigma Phi met at the was to draw their favorite Mr*. Betty Higgins and chil­ horn* of Reida McCall in type costume. Many Intereetmg effect* were “ created.” dren, Angie and.IJnda. Tha l.ongwood. -etwttalw o . .Lcn&va A Chrljtmae card from for- j Team Two presented tha from-Semlnnle Rijneh which 1met-member, Wynonah-T^Wr^rn-JAMEw “ Progmlng.*1 p*r in located between Mime and was pnseed around to the Hardin gave a History on hair Geneva. Mrs. Higgins and member* Wynonah and her tyJe* and how they have children hail from Jackson­ family moved to Maaeaehu- lehanged over the year*, She irave ■ abort hlatory onj. ville. W* do welcome you to setts about three year* ago Geneva and hop* you will en­ and she reports that all is the uno of cosmetic* and well with them. j born ity aids and howr they joy living here. A thank-you note was rend slat tot! and have rhaiigt-d Mr*. Nelli# Jackson, who from the rhaptei's "adopted" through th* years. Sue Harpnd girl* tbanking them for the or gave hints on the proper lives with her sister •.ire of feet amt hand*. After brother-in-law, Mr. ami Mra. Christinas gifts they sent. Announcement was made the progiam, a short discus C. W. Kettering, i* home fol­ lowing a reealit illness. Mis that the annual joint lunch­ •ion was held on th* mem­ Jack* on was confined to Sem­ eon would be held at the ber's own hair styles. inole Memorial Hospital for Capri, Hatuiday, January 23. ’ The member* "#r# remind­ some time but la well on (lie starting at 11:30 a m. The ed of th* “ Le* Vega* Night" group was reminded that party to lie held this Satur­ road to recovery. Thursday, January 16. is the day at the home of Ft and Miss June McGill of Win­ deadline for making teariva- 11ii i «.lil Chapman. Ilia n n t meeting will be ter Park, daughter of Mr. and tlona. Tha program* wore pre­ held at the home of Candy Mta. Bay McGill of Geneva, lerently made a trip to tu-v. sented by Irani* tine and MoChinahnn January 26 and ittown, Penn , where she visit- Two, Team One ptosi-lileil I cum Three will havs the id Mr and Mr. W. It McGill tlieir progium on "(Tothing pioginin. Members p r e s e n t weie For Madame." 4,imiy Fii-derand ('apt. and Mis. Busby. Alexander, Betty nk gave hint* on shopping, Jounetta limsiy Frederick, Recent overnight gvirst* of rate of dollies and how to Itiuestlr, Mr. •nd .Mrs. Bill Bernard Jchooee the clothes host for Pat lluidin. Sue 'Harper, Iteida MoCall. Candy McClanwere Mr and Mrs. Dalton your own type. \\ ilia Muu Piokoseli and alian, Vormrlle Peterson, WIISmith from Ay den, N. C. and Mre. Maxine \\ iggens, who .Candy McCInnnhini passed la Mae I'rokoaoh, Jessiv Sjiaw hails from Franrrbury, N C. out pictures o f a model and and Ft Chapman. SAVE J60 S E A R S 00 C O M P LET E A S S O R T M E N T STYLES and FABRICS * REGULAR $6.99 to $29.99 VALUES 30t;40% ROEBUCK AND t U OFF ON THIS 17 CD. FT. Coldspot frostless FREEZER (Price Include* Deliver) Anti Inatnllution) $249 N O W PRICED 88 All Froitlei* frrrrer Inti constant fan-forced air circulation which maintain* conetant aaro-coM temperature. Porcelain fitti»lt interior i* easy to dean. luiucd tliclf tdges hold package*. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS SAVE $50 0 0 j* SA VE DRESSES SW EA T E R S UP TO l /r - ^ aw / 50% . JEW ELRY SPO R TSW EAR ON THIS 17 CU. FT. Coldspot Chest FREEZER BLOUSES • SKIRTS • P AN TS HAS “ FLASH DEFROST." £ NO MESSY CHIPPING OR SCRAPPING. 219 Plenty 88 Of Thin-Wall eonitructlon give* yon more w t-e o M storage, takes 1cm floor apace. Porcelain finish interior with special defrost drain nuke* .cleaning anay. 2 sliding storage hnekidn AND FRIDAY NIGHTS! F re e P a r k in g ALL SALES FINAL In S EA R S C A T A LO G S A LES OFFICE • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Evenings OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS ’ Downtown Sanford 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER STORE HOURS: • A. M. TILL A P. M. DAILY MON. THROUGH HAT. Downtown Sanford! "FAM ILY FASHIONS AMD FOOTWEAR" *I �• r. «* . t - •'I t THE GRANDVIEW KINDERGARTEN pupils under the direction of Mrs. A. J. Bracken, assist­ ed by Mrs. F. L. Dnmpicr, were recently featuror In an annual mid-winter presentation at tho First Baptist Educational building. Particlpat-In» were, front row from 'the left, Lchlie Park, M organ-ilo^rd^.jZatty- Brittain^.Julig.Reagan, Jeana Hughes and Colleen Moore. Second row.; Terry Sewell, Star Gazll, Bonnio Rynlsh, Bocky Barrett, Matt Wilson, Chris Donnhoe nnd Jeff (;!j *! • i K in . 1J J - BANANAS FI, AM RE Vi cup unsaltcd margarine 4 mod.-sized -bananas, peeled and split 81 eup sugar 3 tb*p„ lemon Juice Vi cup brandy Melt margarine In a large skillet over low iieat. Add ban­ anas, sprinkle with sugar and lemon julre. Saute very slowly over low hpat, until brown on one side (about 10 minutes). Turn with a spatula and brown on other side Remove bananas to serving plate. Add brandy GREEN BEANS AMANDINE to skillet, stir to pick up brown­ 1 lb. green beans ed bits. Flame and pour over V* Up. bssll bananas. ‘ Vi tsp. pepper 2 tbsp. unsalted margarine RICH AI.M(>?W£U0KIES V* cup slivered almonds 1 cup unsalted” margarine Cook green beans with tvaail V* eup sugar and pepper until tender. al>»ut 2 egg yolks - 25 minutea. Meanwhile melt 2 ' tbsp wafcP . unsalted margarine in skillet. IVx tsp. almond extract Add slivered almonds and 21* cups sifted flour saute them until golden brown. Cream margarine. Gradual­ Toss slivered almonds mixture ly add sugar and cream to­ with green beans. Serve hot. gether until light and fluffy. Serves 4. Thoroughly mix in egg yolks, water, almond extract and PEAS WITH MUSHROOMS flour. Force dough through Vi cup unjalted margarine pastry tube or cooky press on­ V* lb. muahrooma, allced to greased cookie sheets, use I can* (I ot) dietetic peaa any shapes desired. Rake in hot Melt margarine In skillet. oven 500 degrees about 7 min­ Saute mushrooms until golden utes. brown. Heat peas In saucepan until bot. Stir In muahrooma. Would like to know if these S trv e warm. Servea 6. help you any M n. Field. T o A id Husbands This Saturday A t Annual Ball A t Mayfair McKee. Third row; Perrle Dee Rawls, Marcia Brorup, Vicky Reynolds, Cindi Bickes, Sheila Clause, Revonda Warfield, Andrea Mantel and Leslie Harris. Fourth row ; Clay Werner, Mark Cox, Richard. Butler, Michael de Ganahl, Chuc­ kle Hardwick, John Parker, ^lohn Durant and *.Kenneth B r o w n . - w w / ^ l i m b o Laurence, L for *lovePiPe P*nt* KennetlrLeflclr, Jeff A nder^^rT heres^Johli-'' ’ Dally reports they -wlir^lllt son, Brian Covington nnd Dawn Wright. their stride in ’65. The direc­ (Gassmnn Photo) Fashionettes Cohtwi By Mra. IL L. Johwon SPANISH RICE 8 tbsp. unsaltcd margarine 1* cup raw white rice V* cup chopped green pepjicr V* cup chopped onion 2 cups dietetic canned tomatoes V* cup water Vi tsp. sweet basil v* tsp. oregano •A tsp. pepper Heat margarine in sauce­ pan. Add rice, pepper (green) and onion, cook, stirring o c­ casionally, until vegetables arc tender. Add dietetic can ned tomatoes, water, bail), oregano and pepper. Cover and simmer until rice Is tender and all liquid is absorbed, about 15-25 minutes. Serve bot. Serves 8. Policeman’s Ball CRABMEAT CAKES 3 tbsp. butter 1 clove garlic, peeled 4 tbsp. flour 1 cup milk Vi tsp. salt dash pepper Vi eup dry bread crumbs 61* oz. can crabineat ( I S cup) 1 egg beaten 2 tbsp. butter 1 hard cooked egg V* tsp. Worcestershire sauce Melt butter in saucepan with clove of garlic sliced into sev eral pieces. Remove pieces of garlic when butter is melted Blend In flour and add the milk) stirring constantly until Die sauce boils and thickens. Add salt, pepper and Worcest­ ershire aauce, then remove from heat. There should be )Vi cup*, sauce. To A* of the sauce add Vi cup bread crumbs and rrahineat from which cartilage has been re­ moved. Mix well, cover light­ ly and put in refrigerator to chill. When thoroughly chilled shape mixture Into to small patties, then dip patties Into remaining bread crumbs, beat­ en egg and again in crumbs. Pan-fry in melted butter in a hot skillet until browned on both sides about 5 minutes. Serve.hot with remaining white sauce which has been reheat­ ed with the chopped hard rooked egg and thinned with about VS cup milk. Serves 3. STUFFED PRUNE SALAD 15 dried prunes V* lb, cottage cheese crisp lettuce or endive French dressing 5 7 1 1 LIVER & BACON WITH FRIED NOODLES slices bacon or 8 oz. uoodles, rooked lb. beef liver, sliced tsp. salt Fall Shoes H IS S VALUES - NOW - CORDAY • DO ROTHY G R A Y M A X FACTOR • R E V LO N FABERGE • D uB A R R Y CHANEL # . COTY L A N V IN • N IN A E LIZABETH A R D E N • H O U BIG A N T Mr. and'Mrs. Aivia McNeil and Miss Cathy McNeil of Graccviile and Mr. and Mrs. La Vaughan McNeill and son of Starke were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fct Peters Saturday. Mr. McNeil is a brother of Mrs. Peters. 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CAMERA SHOP We believe we have the moat complete,Cosmetic Dept, in Sanford . . . Trained coameticlan on duty to aaalat and advise. We invite you to consult her on any of these cosmetic lineal Betty Annes ALWAYS F1HBT QUALITY m 210 S. PARK AVE. S CALL 322-4913 ft n ctis _en Wieboldt’s I D FOR APPOINTMENT OPEN FRI. Featuring: Fashions Just For You! A Cut For The New Silhouette 32-00— Shaping 32*50— Shampoo & Set NEW CHIPS -( New candy chips with p<»nut butter, Davor are designed for use ai a cooking ingredi­ ent or a snack. They taste like sweetened peanut butter. The 5V* ounce package con­ tains 1 cup of chips. tion in other pants shapes is mostly toward a western hipslung look—no waistband and Mr. and Mrs. Wise Hardin sometimes sitting just below the waist, tight through the returned from Houston, Texas, hips, dead straight from the where they spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and knee down. Mrs. L. O. Hayman. The Har“ Soft set” resort cottons for dins and the Kac Irlands of ’65 focus on blousing, bias, San Antonio (Mrs. Irlands is cinched waists, wrapped or a sister of Mr. Hardin) met pleated action skirls, and in Biloxi, Miss., and spent the reams of ruffles. By day, same night at the same motel, there’* a whole range of airy so they did get to visit some textured cotton suitings. Ry with each other, though Wise night the gossamer cotton was unable to be here in En­ lares and sheers take over. terprise for thc-Hardln family Palest pastels predominate reunion last week. when it comes to color. Wash prunes thoroughly, add water to cover and soak sev­ eral hours. Simmer gently 10 to 15 minutes or until barely tender. Remove prunes from liquid, saving prune juice to drink. Remove pits gently and stuff cavities full with cot­ tage cheese. Cover and chill. Arrange three prunes in a lettuce cup or beside a lettuce wedge on each plate: Serve Pan-broil breon until crisp with French dressing. Serves as desired, drain ami place 5. , on hot platter. Add well drain­ ed cooked noodles to bacon fat SOUR CREAM PRUNE PIE turn carefully over and over to coal noodles with fat with­ V* lb. dried prunes out breaking them, and cook 1 cup boiling water rapidly without further stirr­ Vi eup sugar ing until delicately browned 2 tbsp. corn starch Turn ami brown other aide. 2 eggs While noodles are browning, 1 cup sour cream remove skin and vein* from 2 tbsp. lemon juice liver and pan fry in s small baked pie shell Cut prunes from stones In fnount of hot fat for 5 to 10 small pieces, using scissors. 1minuter or until Just done Put into top of double boilerj through. Sprinkle noodles and with the boiling water ami heat1liver with salt Serve hot, sur until prunes arc softened, to to 1rounding ooodles with liver 15 minutes. Mix - sugar and and bacon. Serves 5. cornstarch and' add to prunes. Cook over boiling water 15 min­ utes, stirring frequently. Beat P A R T IE S AM MORI 9UN eggs, add sour cream and beat Just enough to blend well. Pour vHIN hin YOU you TAMI tax. p ic t u r e s into prune mixture and cook 6 to 8 minutes longer, stirring constantly. Remove from heat ami stir in lemon Juice. Pour sir us into baked pie shell ami cool IO » THI S S £ * l before cutting. Serve* 5 to 8. CZMIM amo him rotru m i I T S THE CRESCENT The 13th annual Police­ man’s Ball will be held thla Saturday, January 18 at the Mayfair Inn beginning at 9 p. m. Dress Is optional and A1 Nova and hi* Mayfair Band will furnish tha swinging dance music. Tickets may be obtained through any policeman or at Police Headquarters. Mr«. Charles (Ethel) Thom­ as wai hostess recently at her Oiceola Drive home to the first meeting of the year for the Jaycee Wives. Linda McKee presided over the business session and plans were discussed regarding the whres assisting the Jsycees with their annual “ Disting­ uished Service Award” Ball, which promises to be one of t h e most outstanding local eventa of the year. Charlei Fox, chairman of the Jaycee planning commit­ tee for the ball, was guest at the meeting and welcomed the Jaycee Wives assistance in the outline he presented to the group. The ball will be held at the Sanford Police Benevolent Building. Mrs. Mary Jean Berrien In­ troduced her sister • In • law, Mrs. Paulette King, as a guest of the meeting. Members attending were the Mmes. James McKee, Dave BerTien, Charles Thom­ as, Jim Rowe, George Paulk, Jack Ludwig and Richard Morrison. M a m sw u n k sih A — *— V Have a request from Mr»> Hazel (Joel) .Field wanting some recipei for tho»e on nonaalt dleU. From the Home Demonitrstion office we found thl« booklet. So I- will give a few of them first. I ani sure Mrs. Field will find some of them reslly good. SWEET & SOUK SPAKEIUKS 2t* lbs. lean sparcrlbs Vi cup unsslted margarine t* cup chopped green pepper W cup chopped onion 11* Up. minced garlic 1 tbsp. cornstarch 1 cup pineapple juice Vi cup cider vinegar 3 tbsp. sugar V* tap. pepper Place ribs in shallow bak­ ing pan. Hoast uncovered in moderate oven 350 degrees for 1 hour. Pour off fat. Mean­ while beat unsaltcd margarine in saucepan. Saute green pop­ per, onion and garlic in mar­ garine until tender. Remove from heat. Stir In cornstarch, juice and vinegar. Cook, Mir­ ing constantly, until mixture thickens and comes to u boil Keinova from beat, stir in sugar and pepper. Pour saurv over ribs. Continue basting oc­ casionally, until tender, about V* hour, Serves 4. Jaycee Wives SA N F O R D : R E X A L L DRUG STORE ifAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD £ a H w ia -Featuring Faahiooa Just For You" IB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” COR. let. V Y la h y PHONE 322-2182 200 N. PARK AVE. 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NOW u *1 5 8 8 M en'sW ork Shoes 1 LOT *3 " ONLY Men's Dress Pants N o AltBXBtlonj i 00 Ladies' Dresseis o* 00 1 LOT - Values to $34.95 ONLY $1 7.98 Other W ools & Blue Serge $59.95 to $69.95 Ladies;' Blouses *1 00 U P A N Y ARTICLE Men's Shirts ft Lynn Dreier BrideO f John Mlsa Jennifer Lynn Drelr, ’ Dreir o f Dellary, and John Mrs. John Zenewirs o f Pitta- •hrlna neckline and long taper­ of the bride, and Pearl Smith After n {redding trip to I Avenue In Sanford where the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP1)— , speaks F r e n c h , Spanlvh, ,iaUB**fr Shirley Zenewlca, burgh. Pa. were united in holy ed sleeve*. Alencon lace appli­ of Denary, who were attired Pennsylvania, the newlyweds groom la attached to tha II 01( 1,1 l l l l h L - ... ■ Ciao.l(> L V ( . . : ,L r * __ __ ___ One would think that a good Swedish. Danish, German matrimony on December 20, que* enhanced the voluminous in kelly green tuffeta frocks, are residing on South Park |Naval Air Station. #kx>king girl whose measure­ Portuguese, Italian and Eng­ skirt and detachable chapel identical to the matron of DfflLat tha Dellary Mathodist train. Her tiered veil of il­ 0b> Oaxfarl 1 trail Jan. 14, 1965 — Pngu^i honor. ment! read 36 22-34 would 1* lish. Church with Rev. Cecil Ogg She insists she is happier lusion fell from a lace floret Donald Massey of Sanford trying to get into show busi­ officiating at the Impressive with her present Job than ap­ headpiece and aha carried a served the groom as best man ness—not out of it. double ring ceremony. '. • pearing on stage although her crescent bouquet o f white or­ and usher* were Henry ThurBut willowy, blonde Ruth salary is a mite smaller. . The bride, given in mar­ chids and Stephanotia. sam II, and Harry 0 . John­ riage by her uncle, Ed Wood Christensen, a lead showgirl Mrs. Pamela Massey o f son, cousins o f the bride front "M y new Job is much more o f Dellary, was lovely in .a Sanford attended the bride as Titusville. !in the Folles Bergere at the interesting than my old one. white formal bridal taffeta matron of honor and was Immediately following the Hotel Tropieana for the past As a showgirl, I never spoke gown with the fitted Alencon gowned In gold t a f f e t a . wedding, a reception was held a line in four years on the four years, is turning her lace bodice featuring a Ha- Rrldeamaids' were Holly Ann J«l the Dellwry Fireman's stage. Now 1 talk to our #l<rvcly back on this glamorous Johnson of Titusville, cousin ! Recreation Hull. guests—in any one of eight , profession. NEW MIX languages. You can't imagine . She’s decided to learn the how frustrated a girt can get New pancake mix that pours , M il) • WINTER like ..salt is parked in boxes hotel business, and now for when she can’t say a word,” with pouring spouts. The gran­ the first time in many years said Mis* Christensen. ulated mix can be used with The showgirl turned busi­ is working on the customers’ eggs and milk or with milk aide of tiie footlights. nesswoman has a few words alone to make pancakes, and Miss Christensen, a nathe of advice for those starting with milk and eggs to make in show business. of Copenhagen, Denmark, has 88 PRS. waffles. Available in one and "Plan for the future. Don't been on the stage 15 years. two pound packages. put much stake in planning to STUDENTS SLIM FIT • After appearing in nightclubs meet that handsome and Weal•and revues all over the world, When painting your kitchen she eventually came to Las i thy husband. Save your munor other room buy a little ex-1 ! e>-’ * Vegas. Ira paint and krep it on hand Ihe advantages; Several monthi ago Miss Coltona and Blend Reg. 1.9* • 5.9* to touch up chipped corners or j "There are opportunities to Christensen decided to how travel and see the world It's other spot*, as they occur. out of the Folies and turn to never dull Have fun but! - another profession. Hold cuttain tie hacks with 1 maintain a *en»e of humor." 1 adhesive-backed picture hooks “ I am thinking of my^fu- I Miss Christensen is the that will not damage wal^wlnturc. And there are always daughter of Naomi and Valdedry-skin cream by Barbara Gould M U. A N D M RS. J O H N Z E N E W IC Z duw frames. * younger girls coming up. I mar Christenssen, of CopenMiddleton Photo) Prtrc my independence. I dc-j hagen. Her father is n retired cided to learn a business. The motion picture director and **ttaier H JX) auw • spec sol $ 1 5 0 . closest at hand is the hotel I photographer. business. I’ m learning it," Alter graduating from col­ It take* no little o f this extra-rich beauty cream Be .she said. lege in Copenhagen, she mo­ smooth away tiny age line* which thn cold hand o f . It was a hard decision fur deled and did some-films. La­ By Mr*. Clarence Snyder 1 Mrs. Paullnr English <and t winter <an rtrli «> deeply. (J*ethl* wonder-working her to make. The weekly sal- ter she joined a small French Mr. and Mr*. Derrick and Mrs. George Hauser of l)ecream every night and you’ ll find th^t dry, flaky, their rlilldren.—U a U y v - X i H f c a r ^ r . i V a d h - s d a v wfth I Oil .-M S u itjy fi. aging look miraculously disappear*! Your. «ktn f*irB,-a._xhnirgirl. She could save UUHTTCWPcnhagen and lourred-vstth iTiar^fark. spent the holiday * ^tlirir sister, Ttn.' V. "tV A llly bloom * all winter — next spring, you 'll look cy. The hours were awkward the troupe throughout Den- with her parents, Mr. and j man. younger than ,«v m I ) —bpt not too bad. mark. ’ Mrs. Guy Brail. The Derricks j ' . • V - * SPEC IAL T IIH O A T CREAM Superbly formulated But live showgirl talked to She then went to Paris and I arc from Fulls Church,. V* , Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cushman In help firm the throat and neck, regular 53-00 PAUL RtVtRC BOWLS J. K. Iluussels Jr , the hotel worked for five years as a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beall of of Ptfola announce the birth of 9 1 .5 0 president, who olferrd lur a showgirl-nude at the La Nou- Ascension Island also spent! a daughter Jan. 5 at the Sem5” dlam. II.V S V dlam . I M S job in guest relations and as vrlle Eve nightclub and with the vacation with.hls parents, i inole Memorial Hospital. They J * , " d la m . 2.95 7 " dlaan. 6.95 a hostess in the exclusive La various other musical revues, -------I have named live baby Nellie HILVKKPLATK BY — Fontaine lamnge and Gour­ that played all over the world.! Mr INTERNATIONAL and Mr*. L. M. New- l.ea and »ho weighed seven Q u n . met Hoorn. In Paris, she was spotted by comb have returned to their |pounds, three ounces. Mrs. KADER With guests coming from all a Folies Bergere scout and home in Bonham, Texas, alter Cushman is the former Nellie over the world to the hotel, was offered a chance to com*, a visit with her brother and, Fraser, daughter of Mr. and JE W E L E R S ( Mils Christensen was a na­ to I.aa Vegas for the opening' sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Howard Fraser, of Os­ 112 8. PARK AYE. 115 Magnolia A vb. Phone 322-15.15 teen. |Grant Clutter, tural for such posts. She show. j •a •v Sanford $1988fo$2488 Ladies* Coats & Suits “X“ Vs O FF A L L S A LE S P LU S T A X N O R EFU N D S N O EXC H ANG ES ‘ < ; �I "U v % r Jan. 14, 1965 Peterson Wins New Pact Thinking Out Loud BY JULIAN STSN8TROM By Julian Stenatrom Wa'ru confident that Pate Roxelle, commissioner o f tha National Profeaalonal Football League, knowa more about hla bnalneaa than anyone also out­ side o f tha pro football ranks.' But what It la going to taka to help the commissioner admlt ths real existence o f the American Football League and recognise It Is beyond us. The nation’s football fans who bars lent their unquali­ fied support to the profession­ al play are demanding — and they have a right to do so — a football world aeries. A fter all, nobody can deny tha fact that It's the fans who pay their way Into tha parks and tha folk* who buy tha pro­ ducts advertised on television that make these multi-million dollar TV contracts available fb both the AFL and the NFL. ball leagues have don*, s e e This might be the reason why Uiera’s been no matrimon­ ial acceptance by tha NFL. The National Football Lea­ gue played for years under the guidance o f Bert Bell, the first real commissioner the loop ever had. After Bell’s untimely death a few years ago the circuit named Rosel­ le to the p ost He’a don* what must be described as a good Job or els* he couldn't have lasted this long. On the other hand, Jo* Foss — the former governor of South Dakota and World War II hero — has don* equally aa well, and against far more formidable odds than Roselle. Foes took the reins o f the AFL and Its eight club* and built It Into a paying proposi­ tion — a position today that Is almost equal to tha NFL. If the two league were to wed In a fashion similar to that of the two major baseball circuits, the situation would call for on* commissioner. Could It be that Roselle doesn't want to taka a chance on giving up his commissionarahlo .since thhs would be a During previous years the NFL has called Its annuel win­ ner the world's champions. Not so, this year. And, tha NFL dinners won’t be called "world champs" by thla newspaper, tha with services, or any' other news comes L^nntU th« harnplona two leagues collide In an an H's a certainly that Foss nual "world championship would have to be given con­ sideration. game. e v e . Chances are that when the We've talked to local fans who not only watch the pro two grid circuits do operate clubs in action on tha screen as do the baseball leagues, but also travel to games In neither Roselle nor Foss would person. We're not talking be the commissioner. Both Ro­ about just going to Miami but selle and Foss would proba­ there are those around her* bly remain as presidents of who go t* New York, Balti­ their respective leagues — counterparts to Jo* Cronin of more, etc. The concensus of opinion Is the American League and that the NFL sUll has a slight Warren titles of the National. edge over the AFL and the Another would be chosen to chances are an AFL champion guide the pro football loops would hava Its hands full and the more he Is like the against such a club as the former Judge Kennesaw Moun­ Cleveland Browns or the Bal­ tain Landis tha better It’ll be for everybody. timore Colts of the NFL. • • • If pro football had a Judge But who la to say how long Landis there wouldn’t have auch an edge — if there Is on* been the "messes’* In the col­ — would lastT legiate rank* that hit Georgia * * • and Oklahoma. e • • We're tremendously Inter­ ested In seeing what happens We're for IL We’re convinc­ within the next couple of ed the public Is for It. And years 'to that million dollar when Pete Roselle Is for It backfleld collected recently by professional football will be the New York Jets. better because o f IL We'll have to admit that the W ell say this: There's ev­ AFL went after the big stars ery Indication that If the AFL this season and got them. Of and the NFL don't recognise sours*, they paid a price but one another and work togeth­ In the long run it probably er instead o f separately the will be worth It — particular­ federal government la going ly hi prestige. , to step into the action. When True, the NFL got their they do, there'* no telling share of the collegiate* but what will Happen. they had to pay through the Reason: This country has nose, too, to get them. laws governing Interstate com­ • * e merce and pro football has But all of that aside, for the just *o long before business good of the gam* the two minded legislators In Wash­ leagues have got to recognise ington will as* to It that their each other — Just as tha constituents get the satisfac­ American and National base- tion they want. Clyde Pacing Vandy To SEC Championship ATLANTA (UP1) - If the Southeastern Conference bas­ ketball race turns Into a run­ away for Vanderbilt this win­ ter, you can blame Clyde Lee. Lea Is a 8-foot-t junior who Is fast proving himself one of the best college players In the nation. Tha pre-season line on the SEC had Vanderbilt's Com modores In front with the Tennessee Vols close behind «nd tha defending champion Kentucky Wildcats on tha outaid*. Tba Commodores, 10-1 over­ all, slipped past Tennessee on a SO point performance by Lee; then stunned Kentucky— In tha Wildcats' l a i r - 97-79 oo a 41-point showing by their home-growa plvotman. For tha record, no ooe ever scored more than SS points against the Wildcats before Loo popped In hi* II field goals and 11. fra* throws. The big fellow la rapidly closing la on the conference scoring lead. He's averaging *2 points a game and trails only Georgia's Jimmy Pitta, who has • 22.4 average ever four less games. Vanderbilt still has 14 o f 14 conference games remaining, including rematches with TenM IIM sad Kentucky, but must MOV b* rated a wild favorite to win iU flrstaver SEC t i f i crows. However, keep sn eye on Saturday night's gam* be tween the Florida Gators and Auburn Tigers at Auburn. The Gators and Tigers are current­ ly tied with ‘Vanderbilt, for the 8EC lead and both have over-all T-2 records. Florida, with tremendous height, has won easily in Its last five outings and beat Lou Islana State by 40 points. Au burn won on the road by 23 points In Ita last outing against Mississippi. Vanderbilt gets regional tel avislon exposure Saturday lx. a visit to Mississippi State. State, conference champ lr four of the past six seasons, U only 5-3 with a sophomore laden team but was impressIve In ita last outing when „ topped Alabama by 23 points. No SEC teams faw action last night. Only game tonight la a non-conference tilt—Flor Ida State at Georgia, and there's nothing on tap for to­ morrow night. Saturday, U addition to Auburn-Dorid* and Vandy-Mlaslaalppl State, Mississippi will be at Alabama, Xastucky at Louisiana State and Tennessee at Tulana. Fitts, a 4-1 senior from Smyrna, Ga., has been a modal of eooaUteacy this winter. Ha h u hit M or s o n point* is aavas of hi* sight outings and had 11 tha other time. Official Start This Evening For Kissnfell New York Meis All Mixed Up On Economics Joe Gerard's Kissntell, be­ lieved by^many to be the fast­ est greyhound competing at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, gets her first official start of the season in tonight's first official start. In her final , the little 54-pounder dip ­ ped off the 5/16th* mile dis­ tance in a sensational 31.04 seconds. All her victories hive been unchallenged and her shortest margin of victory was by four lengths. Running, against Kissntell tonight will be Statesboro, Set, Summeretta, Honeymooner, Nixon's Jerry, Gator Band and O.B.'s Cook. Results of Wednesday after noon's 'i matinee: 1st Race — S/1S — Time I1.S0 Bo's • Trade Mark 25.60 14.00 5.60 Fanny Fira 3.80 3.40 Dixie. Cat - f-00 Quiniela <2 8) $43.60 2nd Race — S/1S — Time 32.04 Strata By Fred Down . UPI Sports Writer Baseball economics are Ilk* this: Warren 8pahn will get at least $60,000 from the New York Meta this year for act­ ing as a full-time coach and once-a-week pitcher. Yogi Berra haa been paid $26,000 by the New York Yan­ kees for simply going away and will be' paid $35,000 by the Met* for coaching and oc­ casional catching chore*. And yet All-Star second baseman Ron Hunt, who hit .303 In-127 games last season and figures to do as well next season, will have to scrounge to get a $23,000 contract from those very same Met*. Hunt confirmed ' that his first contract from the Meta seemed to have been mls-addreased to him instead of the batboy and added that he sent It back to Met President - Hunt did not disclose the amount he was offered but it Is understood to have been about $17,000. At the same time the Meta announced the signing of catcher John Stephenson and lnflelder Kevin Collins. Stephenson batted .290 with Buffalo In the International League last season while Col­ lin* batted .220 for Cocoa of the Florida State League. Outfielder Frank Howard, the 6-foot, 7-inch, 266-pound slugger acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers, signed with the Washington Senators for tha same $36,000 he made last season. The Dodgers announced the signing of catcher John Roseboro, who,hit .287 last aeaeon, and the appointment of Norm Sherry aa manager of Santa Barbara In the California Lea­ gue. Sherry Is the light-hitting catcher who helped.to make strikeout king Sandy Koufax a star by slowing down his pitching motion. The world champion St. Louis Cardinals reached terms with ex-Cleveland Indian slug­ ger Tito Frsneona and rookie Bobby Tolan. Franrona hit only .248 last •eason but walloped .363 for tha Indiana in 1969. Tolan, 19, hit .297 at Tulsa last year. Outfielder Manny Mota, cur­ rently leading the Dominican Winter League with a .366 batting average, signed with th* Pittsburgh Piratea. Mota hit .277 In 116 games for Pittsburgh last year. Pitchers John Booter, Dave Bennett, Jeff Jam**, Frank Pollard, Mike Wagoner and Morrl* Steevens agreed to term* with th* Philadelphia Phillies. Tha Boston Red Sox signed lnflelder Mike Andrews and catcher Russ Gibson, both up from Toronto In the Interna­ tional LeagO*. Pitchers Frank Baumann and Wayne Schurr and rookie lnflelder G a r y Tortopassl signed with th* Chicago Cube. Baumann was 0-3 with th* Chicago Whit* Sox early in th* season and 0-0 with tha Cubs. Cortopassl hit .229 for Cocoa. Th* Kansas City Athletics tradfd outfielder G e o r g s Aluslk to Tacoma o f the Pac­ ific Coast League for catcher Tim Talton, who was immed­ iately assigned t* Vancouver of the PCL. . Aluslk hit .234 In 102 games last season while Talton was .279 with Tacoma. From Maracaibo, Venesusla, shortstop Luis Aparido sent word that he haa return­ ed unsigned th* Baltimore Orioles' first offer, "because I have a few personal ques­ tions I want to discuss with tha club before signing." lnflelder Len Bo rye*, 19, a ,129-hltter with Statesville of th* Western Carolina League In 1944 who was drafted from the Boston Red Sox, signed with the Mlnneeota Twins. Benefit Dance NEW YORK 4UFI) — Attendance of 1,000 is expected Friday at tha Sport* World dlnnar«d*<too for tha banaflt o f tha Naw York Association for tha Blind. W age Hike In Offing TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Florida State.Uni­ veraity football coach Bill Peterson holds the longest contract ever given an FSU director— five years. And in addition, he seems headed for an annual aajpry in­ crease from $18,000 to $20,000. < Peterson, who steered the Scminoles tocsin 8-1-1 season capped by a Gator Bowl win over Oklahoma, was lauded by the Board of Regent* Wednesday as It approved the contract. "The job was well done and we ought to recognize it," said board vice chairman Gert Schmidt, who indicated he would back a request that the Legislature hike Peterson's p»r. Outgoing FSU President Gordon Blackwell left the re­ gents smiling when he referr­ ed to the Seminole*' season as "fairly g»od.’ "They had a remarkable season,” said Schmidt. Blackwell said the Peterson contract, which superseded Barry Sparks Miami Cagers To 124-93 Win MIAMI (UPI) - Rick Bar­ ry bounded from a sideline seat Wednesday night to score 54 poinU and spark fellow Mi­ ami basketball players to ■ 124 93 w lj over,Florida South­ ern. Barry, the nation’s top col­ legiate scorer, sat out soon after the game began and . watched a bsck-snd-forth ex­ i change which left the teams seemingly dead on was awarded "in recogn of the fWWtproCcKLvrt^ football program during* , _J back In at this under coach Peterson as well as recognition point and sank a free throw QuInleU (4-5) $184.60 of his understanding of the giving the Hurricanes a lead Daily Double (8-5) $392.80 3rd Race — 5/16 — Time 31.87 appropriate role of intercolle­ which they never relinquished. He scored on 16 field goals, Barada 7.00 7.00 3.26 giate athletics in our rising 22 out of 24 free throws, and Hustlin’ Hank 9.00 4.60 athletic program." pulled down 23 rebounds. Salty Whizrer 40C At halftime, the Hurlcanea Quiniela (1-2) $35.60 Ginger's Gone 3.40 led 47-31. Perfect* (1-2) $63.90 Quiniela (4-7) $39.40 Southern's Robert Bowman 4th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.71 Perfect* (7-4) $181. 50 Angclique 10.80 7.60 4.60 4th Race — 5/18 — Time 31.91 was his team's high score: Interlock 9.80 5.8C Barberry Gus 7.00 4 60 3.00 for the evening, collecting 43 Space Commander 3.86 O.B.'s Rifle Man 7.00 4 00 points. Wayne Becker of Mia­ Quiniela (1-6) $63.60 Jerry's Tom Boy 4.40 mi had 21. Perfects (1-6) $106.80 Quiniela (3-5) $31.00 Sth Race — 5/16 Time 3I.M Perfect* (3-5) $51.90 Bill Gold 43.60 14.6(1 4.80 Sth Bace — 5/16 — Time 32.01 Tuesday Girl 9.60 5 60 Casual Summer 27.60 14.40 9.20 Rldon 3.40 Dark Hen 8 60 4 00 Quiniela (1-2) $77.40 Now Run 3.40 Perfect* (2-1) $456.90 Quiniela (1-8) $59 20 (th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.71 Perfects (8 with any number) In the 100-yard daah, TorTip Red 36.00 38.20 23.40 $56.70 I’ HETTY TAT KUIIN, Sanford to-cd at Florida State U, amilcs over ley of Albany established - a Sanmark 9.20 4 80 6U> Race — 5/18 — Time 31.52 the Gator Bowl Trophy, now on displny at the information nnd ticket o f­ new record, winning the event Golden Midget 10.00 Julia’s Gone 11.40 5.60 2.60 in 10 second*, which was twofice, Univeraity Union, at Tallahansee. Football team won it with ita 36Quiniela (3-T) $209 00 May Jane 4.20 3.40 fifths better than that mad* 10 victory over Oklahoma Jan. 2. Perfect* (7-3) $429 90 Panda Hock 4.00 Inst year In the InterschnUst* 7th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.57 QuinicU (4-7) $12 20 ic meet on Union College oval. Lou Havoc 4.80 4 Q0 3.20 Perfect* (1-7) $37 80 Thin is the fastest tOO Nal’l Gem 7.M 3 00 7th Usee — S — Time 40.05 yards that has been run in VIJon 3.20 Silver World 6.60 5.60 3.00 any inter-scholastic meet Quiniela (1-8) $11 00 Rockin Motile 4 20 2.40 record. Torley also won th# Georgia's Jinimy Pitts, a Perfect* (8-1) $25 50 Kid Willie^ 3.00 over-all record is 10-3. By David M. Moffit 50-yard dash in 5 2/Q seconds. Florida (7-3 over all). Ken­ 6-foot-l senior, scored only 10 Sth Race — 5/16 — Time 31.6* Quiniela (4 8) $10 00 ATLANTA (U PI) — Th* Albany won the 880-yard . 9 20 5.00 3.2C Perfecta (4 8) $39 30 pressure I* on the Auburn T ig- tucky (7^) and Tennessee <9 points against Vanderbilt and I’ m Princess relay. Torley took the last run R .B /s.E iirsd _ 3.40 3.40 *th Race — 5/18 — Time 31.33 his previously league-leading era In tha Southeastern Con­ 2)7jtric currently "locked in-a fur Albany and rutnped home 8.20 ilitk y “ W S'ool -7.80 . 4.40 4,00 ference basketball rare and It three-way lie for fourth Thace average dipped to 20-even. ()*• First Command ahead, ' Quiniela (1-2) $11 00 Winner's Tip 5.40 4 60 isn't llkley to let up before the in the SEC with 2-1 marks. fore is third al 19.0. Barraly, Schenectady, won Perfects ( 1-2 ) $37.20 R u m Vollmrr 4.20 Florid*: tallest team In the end of the month. the 220-yard dash in 24 2/5 Ith Race — 5/18 — Time 31.11 Quiniela (1-5) $19 80 The Tiger* are tied with league, could be tied for secseconds. L.L.'s Me Too 6.80 3 80 4.60 Perfecta (5-1) $42 60 10th-ranked Vanderbilt for tha ood by the end of the week. (Kxcerpt above from th# Shams 8 80 4 20 9th Race — 5/11 — Time 31.11 The Kentucky-Tennessec SEC lead and hava three Schenectady (N.Y.) Evening Quite Nice 3.60 O.B.'s Wall* 6.20 2 60 3.40 tough conference games over clash will be a study In con­ Star of Saturday, May, 19, Quiniela (1-2) $14.00 Miss Whirl ‘ 2.20 2 40 an eight-day period prior to trasts. The Wildcats are aver­ 1906. Tom F. Torley, retired Perfects (2-1) $59.40 llerschel Hutch 3.80 meeting the Commodores at aging 90.8 points per game state insurance commission < 10th Race — 5/18 — Time 31.11 Quiniela (1-4) $5.60 while the taller Vols have Nashvilla on Jan, 30. executive of Rensselaer, N.Y., By Maryann MUei Rimpy 8.40 3.40 2 80 Perfects (4-1) $15.30 given up an average qf only and his wife, Lillian, now ro­ The Central Florida Horse Tha Commodores closed out 10th Race — 5/11 — Time 31.59 O.B.'s Article 3.80 3.40 uble at 2433 Princeton Ava* pre-exam action by bcatiug 66.5. All five Wildcat starters Show originally scheduled for Little Kassel) 4.40 Candy Spots 22.40 12.80 3.40 nue, here In Sanford. Georgia 76-62 and will lie idle are averaging in double fig Sunday has been postponed Quiniela (2-3) $24.40 Katie Sunmarker 8.00 4.80 until Jan. 31 in order not to until the 26th when they visit urea. Ebony Rock 2.60 Perfects (2-3) $104.50 Clyde Lee, Vanderbilt's fine conflict with the annual Sad­ Ola Ml**—on* of th* weak Mutuel Handle $54,171 QuInleU (3-7) $178.40 sister* in thi* season’* cam­ 6-foot-9 Junior, appears set dle Tree Farm Horse Show^ Results of Wednesday even­ Perfects (3-7) $197.70 MEMBERSHIP $10.00 to turn the conference's in­ scheduled for this Sunday be­ paign. ing's races: llth Race — *» — Time 40.41 then weekday Greens Fee It dividual scoring and rebound­ ginning at 9 a m. Auburn fares third-place 1st Race — 5/16 — Time 31.18 Lucknow:*, 20.20 11.20 5.60 Land O' Lakes Chantry Club This will be the 10th annual Hwy. 17-92. Casselberry Alabama on a neutral court ing races Into runaways. Lee Rockey Bert 11.60 4.60 3.40 V.S. Sea Captain 9.00 13.00 838-2899 (Montgomery) thla Saturday scored 29 points and 27 re­ show sponsored by Saddle Dave Hall 4.80 9.80 3.40 Glittering Rose night, than next week vltilt bounds Monday night and is Tree Farms and will taka Amigo Rocker 3 80 defending champion Kentucky now averaging 30.0 and 16.0 place in the arena located on Quiniela (1-2) 656 40 respectively, in those two de­ SR 435 just out of Apopka. and hosts Georgia. tod Race — 8/16 — Time 31.01 A total of 21 classes are Auburn and Vandy are both partments. He scored 129 Flash Signal 12 80 8.20 4 20 4-0 in conference play. The points in his last four games. scheduled and winners will be Third Ruler 5 60 7.20 eligible 1g, compete In Madi­ Commodore* are 12-2 over­ Paul's Wishbone 16.20 son Square Garden next No­ all and tba Tiger* are 9-2. Quiniela (3-8) $31.60 vember. Thart's only on* gam* In Dally Double (1-1) $83.20 Sunday's show Is open to th* 8EC tonight—Florida at 3rd Race — V II — Time 31.78 the public. Mlsitsalppl State, and none Confessor 25.20 7.00 4.00 Sorry— No Minors tomorrow night. Saturday's Sunset Cindy 5.80 4.20 GAINESVILLE (U PI) headliners are Auburn-Alabama and Kentucky at Ten­ New track coach Jimmy Car­ nessee. O t h e r conference nes will show off hi* 1966 Uplv games find Florida at Missis­ versity of Florida track team ' sippi and Georgia at Missis­ for the first time Feb. 4 in a CHICAGO (UPI) - Everett meet at Chattanooga, Tens., sippi State. D. Barnes of Colgate Univer­ opening the Indoor seasoo. Among th* major South­ sity today took over as pres­ eastern Independents, Mem­ University Athlstle Director ident of the National Collegi* phis State will be st Florida Ray Graves said the Oaton ate Athletic Association, the will open the outdoor season State, Georgia Tech at Louis­ first athletic director ever to SUNDAY ville and Miami host to Jack- March 20. The team this year will be captained by sprinter bold th* job. sonvlUc. ACTION! THRILLS! Barnes, secretary • treasurer tha return of S-foot-6 Jun­ John Anderson of Tampa. wwWi y»— »»— of the organisation for th* past ior Lee DeFore of Atlanta has two years, was replaced In enhanced Auburn's chances WednestUy • Friday - Saturday 2 p.m. New York'* World'* Fair that post by Francis E. Smiley FIRST GAME of keeping pace with Vander­ (which will reopen next year) faculty representative of Colo­ bilt The Tigers won their 7 : 4 0 p -m . rado School of Mln«*. encompasses 446 acres. Thrill to the excltlnc new PERFECTA! first two conference games PARI-MUTUEL without DeFore, ill at the THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT WAGERIN6 time, but since his return he I I GAMESpIGHTU has resumed his rots of scor­ "Where The Tap D*ga Rua — Rate Or Shlaa" M a H iV .T -illW ing leader. MATINEE ON 100 BRANDS Alabama has developed in­ l>IS ML uuavsnows rv s r s s n i to the surprise teem of th* conference. The Crimson Tide, better known for Ms- football O RL A N D J U M IN O l I L performances, doesn't have a starter over S-foot-4—yet ^ K E N N E L CLUB MR f I M ; AT f [ U N I Al ARCADE PACKAGE STORE avara|*a H oot s. Tha Tida'a . 6:11 P. If. IS PERFECTA OPEN DAILY t o o coofarenoa loaa, to Mia* HWY, 1 7 - B2 SANFORD LAST GAM S Sl« « . FIRST lUalppt State, was avenged STAMPS MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO Monday night and Alabama's Athletes Make Good Showing Pressure On For Tigers Saddle Tree Show Sunday PLAY GOLF Fla. Track Team In Action Feb. 6 Everett Barnes N C A A Prexy iiai. a ia b T O N IG H T SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! FA R R E LL’S F RONTON N I G H T L Y 8:10 M A T IN E E S �V ,C - * Horoscope . Forecast“ O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSE 4 « A X C A E SA R / M V S A R SlC A O E v ) T R A P P E D tW E S N O W l>sW T«AO ^ CF KEEP NS IT OFF OUR Friday, January 15, 1965 GENERAL TENDENCIES: [W A L K * T u t W iM O M U S T HAVE S H IF T E D t X IR iN O TWE NifiMT/ c morning finds you with O N C E A S A M C A P R IC IO U S treat deal of ingenuity and D A M E F A T E W AS U P S E T i ability to gain the good TME P E R F E C T S Y S T E M rill of othera by explaining Just what you have In mind. The afternoon and evening are excellent to put arrest plans to merchandise the pro* ducta or the ideas that are vital to your welfare and hap­ piness. AIMES (March 21 to April 19) Day hours are fine for whatever has to do with book­ keeping, correspondence and' j general, business dealings. I*ut [ practical idens to work. En­ jo y in g family in evening is ideal. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Kind the right Informa­ tion that will place you on the road to auccesa quickly. Why struggle when you can have a real abundance through own talents? Be happy with kin tonight. «-« GEMINI (May 21 to June .21) Getting into those outlets that appeal to you can bring real abundance now. Do Iho studying that will prepare •you for such. Then tonight get .the ball rolling in fine fash- , ion. Be on the qui viva. MOON CHILDREN (June | 22 to July 21) Your success can be augmented by finding more ideal methods of operat­ ing, which can be done in the morning. Aflernbort is tlmejto a e t.G e tfln e results. Be gen.arous with the afflicted. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Look to good'friends to assist you with your finest aims in AM. Then make new plans that are practical ami conservative. Everything can 'g o like clockwork. Take it V a r y easy tonight. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Do this morning whatever will give you great­ er prestige with bigwigs. Tak- | Ing time for recreation with good friends is Important la­ ter. Some worthwhile social W‘! * affair would ha ideal. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Being with hlgHer-ups during morning will re- !| veal how best to get ahead in a most ethical fashion. Look into channels of information that give you knowledge you I desire. U*e It wisely to ad- { vance. SCORHO (October 23 to November 21) Anything you || do to cut down on expenses and rid yourself of obliga­ tions it wise this day. Kind more lucrative channels for ■ advancing, lie exact. Then off to amusing places, people. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December.211 You must get help from associates for those new and jmitTessIve {dens you have. Get them op- | crating quickly Endeavor to reconcile with those who have been inimical in the past. CAPRICORN (December 22 1 to January 20) Getting work before you done quickly will free time for discussions with partners that are necessary. Co-operate with fellow work­ ers. Make pluns for a bigger success in the future. “ AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Take advantage o f the opportunity to have a good time today at bobbies or amusements llia l. a p p e a I . Brush up on your special tal­ ents. Know what it is that you art doing. * PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Giving your atten­ tion to bettering home condi­ tions during day ia rigid. Do whatever Improves business | conditions ae well. Relax with good friepde 10 the evening. IK YOUR CHILD LS HORN TODAY, he or she early will ■how a tremendous amount of imagination as well as practi­ cal ability to achiavc and should therefor* be givtn a good education and other ad­ vantages that will prepare your ingenious youngster for j t. successful career, especially where manufacturing and sell­ ing is concerned. A big for­ tune denoted here. “ The Star* Impel, they do not rompel.” What you m a k e of your life Is large­ ly u p to YOU I ! Carroll Righter's individual Forecast for your sign for J February ia now ready. For your copy sand your birthdata and 11.00 to Carroll Rightar Forecast (The Sanford liar* ald)v Box 1921, Hollywood 28, California. E I I I II : Attention Strays • CANNOCK. England (UPI) ^-Charles Carnell, 41, kissed his woman passenger twice as ha drova along a highway re, cently. Than ha paid' a >42 fine for driving without due cure and not having hi* rar under controL f. tfn ifw tS BACKBACK- �MIAMI BEACH (UPI) ! r »•. V- J |■ . H IB II 11 I » JW'* r\ f t ' GIRL SCOUT COOKIES are going on snle Friday, with 800 boxes avail­ able locally for hungry cookie-lovers whose name is legion. First to re­ ceive some samples of the tasty goodies is Mnyor J, H. Crapps, who in showered with a box o f each kind by these Girl Scouts. From left are Melinda Nelson, Mayor Crapps, Deborah Danklefs and Nancy Rodgers, (Herald Photo) Sale runs through Jan. 80, The oldsters live out of wed­ lock because to remarry would coat them too dearly In penalon dollars. 1111* soon may be changed. Rep. Claude Pepper (DFla.) introduced a bill in Con greu to permit widows over 62 to remarry without losing pension rights. Marshal] Wise, district man­ ager for social security here, explained just what the prob­ lem is. A woman whose husband 1* retired and receiving a Social Security pension begins, when she is 62, to receive one-hall * * 1 PI P ’ - • • A SEMINOLE HIGH Glee Club members attending the state voice and band clinic in Jacksonville were Lucy Willis, Michele Jones and Linda Robson (seated from left) and Buddy Burton, Robert Rumbicy and Terry Rabun. BRAKE SPECIAL! Spokesmen for senior citizens •aid there are hundreds of couples living together in Mi­ ami Beach without benefit of wedlock. But it's not a matter of sin in the autumn of their lives but Instead a platonic ar­ rangement to share the cost of living, the spokesmen has­ ten to add. "When I see them holding hands in church, I don't feel there is any sin, Rev. Benjamin Schumacher, president of the Florida Council for thg Aging, said. " I see no moral or religious problem," Schumacher added. "These people are 75 or 80 years old. It's strictly piston- «af ^ when winter weather says “ GO " make B U V can stop • Front Wheel* Removed, Brakes Adjusted • Front Whaal Bearing* Repacked SOUTH SEMINOLE JUNIOR High School math teacher Robert Likens shares his hobby of collecting Indian artifacts with the seventh grade Life Science class as student Steve Cockrell admires part of his arrow­ head collection. • Grease Seals Checked • Brake Fluid Added. Brakes Tested Teacher Shows-Artifacts of Virginia, Tennessee and Florida since they first became interested in the hobby 10 years ago. The collection Includes many types of arrowheads and spearheads as well as many other stone implements and pieces of pottery. One of the most interesting P««ce hcr husband receives $100, she gets $30 and their total pen­ sion is $130. When the husband Hies in this case, the women’s pen­ sion becomes $62 30. But she must give this up if she re­ marries, because the law takes the view that it is the responsibility of her new hus­ band to support her. But If her new mate is a pensioner, too, and receiving, say, $60 Instead of $100, then the woman's pension would become only $30. Henry (iillman, secretary of the Florida Senior Citizens j League of Voters, said there j are "definitely more than 1,000 unmarried old people liv­ ing together here, in Miami Beach." One lady, in her 70s. de- j pipe molded with a face on it. They first became involvedIn collecting Indian artifacts when they were boating on one of thu TVA lakes in Tenncssce and landed on a knoll where the receding water had left literally hundreds of arrowheads and other items exposed. _ -r / Tfl /mrxk Take your car where the experts are for all winter service work! a f f i b GOODYEAR 555 W. 1st ST„ SANFORD — PH. 322-2821 — OPEN FRIDAY T IL 9 P. M. — HTIt. KY. Hot It HON REG 5.20—44.95 CASE feaprain) IMP. FR EN CH B R A N D Y CT DFMV G O LD SEAL STATE $199 4' \ [I III CONTRARY to evidence caught by the camera, these four Geneva youths, Perry Thomas, Leo Ford, Turby Kinniurd und Juck Romans (left to right) nre “ all business" most of the time us they build additional shelves for tiie new librury to hold books which nre being donated regularly. DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club played two sections in 14 tallies at this wesk's Tuesday afternoon meeting held In the Fire Hull. Winners announced today were: Section A, directed by Mra. Buth Blntt, NS, first, Mr. und Mrs. Gcoige I'enrsull; second. Mis. ICoherl Nirliolla and Mrs. Chuiles Hu.sell; thild, Mrs Hiatt and Mrs. My­ ron Accardi; EW, first, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mots; second, Mrs, Al­ bert Besom and Phil Di-llerard; third, a tie, Mr. und Mrs. Frank Matheson with Mrs. Mary Cook and Mrs. Luellu Thompson. Winners In Section B, di­ rected by Misa Ethel Johnson, wera: NS, first, Mra. Ida B. Wilson and Mrs. Loris Weeks; second, 5!rs. E. E. Anderson and .Mra. J. 1) Cordell; third, Mrs. Flora Donnan and Mrs. Lurilla B. Stone; EW, first. Miss Johnson and Dr. R. T. Stevens; second, Mra. Joanne Paulk and Mra. Jody Ilarnell; third, Mr*. It. T. Steven* and Mra. Frank Hold- Priest Catches, Loses Thief RIVA TRIOOSA. Italy (UPI) —A prleat stepped down from fail pulpit, ehaaed a man down th« aisle and caught him at the front door. - United Press International Bribery or corruption in American law is the offering or receiving by " sny person charged with a duly, any ninncy. favor or other thing of value to perform or retrain from performing such public duty, according to the Ency­ clopedia Britannica. Demonstration On Linings ta k e th e t r u d g e r y o u t o f s h o p p in g # or Pink Catawba , GRANT'S 8 YR. J O H N N IE W A LK ER RED LABEL B O O TH ’S HEIHJES & BU TLER V. O. B A R JO N 8 YR ABC BOURBON STRAIGHT KY BOURBON CHARCOAL FILTERED f»8.95 CASE Jlnrient^lge Scheduled Garment linings, facings and interlining* will be sub­ ject of a demonstration-lec­ ture scheduled for 2 p.m. next Wednesday when Miss Nanry Thielman, home economist from ths Pallon Company, vis­ it* the County Agricultural Celllor for a special program arranged in cooperation with Mias Myrtle Wilson, agent. Tin- meeting is open at no rost to everyone Interested in sewing und Miss Thielman has promised to answer all ques­ tions. Sweet Wine White IMP. SCOTCH ft Now You Know Bridge Winners Are Announced sure you BONDED BOURBON < Y P STRAIGHT KY O I K . noURDON Let your ^ fingers \ do the \ walking C A N A D IA N D ELU XE .«« OREEN STRIPE CANADIAN WIIISKY STRAIGHT BOURBON w r r f f l " * 7- ■ U L T h i ! fi.fis T I I1 re g ^ . ft o M P S O * see <©*!*•. 47-75 CASE 341 Scout Group 6.50 IMP. SCOTCH Attends Banquet By Jane Casselberry Representing Boy Scout Troop 341 of Casselberry at the annual dinner of the Cen­ tral Florida Council held Mon­ day night in the Eola Room of Robert Meyer Motor Inn in Orlando were Scoutmaster and Mrs. W. T. Daniel Jr„ Assist­ ant Scoutmaster and Mra. Wally Krohne, Mr. and Mr*. Eddie Cundiff, Mr, and Mre. Fred Staedler, and Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Casselberry. Krohne also I* council training chairman. Also attending from Cas­ selberry were Neighborhood Commlaaloner and Mra. George Miller representing Cub Pack 540. Miller Is the new training chairman for th* Weklwa Dl»- Tb* mao, who had (token a wallet from the lacriaty while trfci the print was conducting the service got away by slipping The Puritan once outlawed Christmas. pul of his overcoat. SSiJet 100% SCOTCH WHISKY C R A W FO R D S ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOME^B OF THE 39c DAY or NITE 9 r * K IN G S IZ E D H I-B A L L IN T H E 8 YP ■ IMPORTED FREN C H BRANDY OPENING 'Tit CLOSING 39c CHARRED OAK 3 5th* 12.95— 49,95 CASE F IN D IT F A S T E R J STR. BOl-It HON CHARM E’ 7 ★ REG. 4.99— 43.75 CASE s t r a ig h t BOURBON G L E N M O R E G IN ST. CROIX R U M na^QoLD G A L L O N JUG *o% CALIF. • % BLACK LABEL DESSERT W IN E Muscatel — Port Sherry — White Port REG. 4.60—35.75 CASE FULL GAL 1* OZ. POP TOP CANS �- <*T‘ • - / .< r- I (» Bows Out Olil folks in Japan. like old folks anywhere, arc complaining that chil­ dren today are an ill-mannered lot. They seldom bow to their elders any more. According to a story in the English-languagc Mainichi Daily News of Tokyo, reprinted in Atlas magazine, this is true. School children now bow only about eight times to their teach­ ers during the course of a day. The custom is said to be falling in­ to disuse, but other statistics print­ ed by the newspaper show that bow­ ing is still an important part of Jap­ anese life. A company department head, for instance, may bow over 100 times a day if his job involves meeting visit­ ors. An ordinary clerk may bow on­ ly 25 times. Priests bow an average of 150 I D r. C r a n e 's "C o lo n ia l Power!" -r/' times a day,, but for a funeral serv­ ice they bow 300 times. Far and away the champion bower is the elevator operator. If she bows to every fifth customer, carries 40 customers a minute nnd works for 30-minute shifts a day an elevator girl bows 2,560 times. Next is the train conductor, who bows to each passenger before punch­ ing his ticket. Riding two trains a day, each with 13 full coaches, a con­ ductor would bow nbout 2.132 times. Other statistics show that 70 per cent of men bow at an angle of five degrees, 25 per cent nt an angle of 15 degrees and 5 per cent at an angle of 30 degrees. Women generally make deep bows. They take 1.4 seconds to do it, while men bow for a brief nine-tenths of a second. . . - -i- ✓ 9 ‘Hi Ho, Silver-’ — The Mackinac Straits Bridge people in Michigan are rueing the day they set the toll fee nt $3.75. That qunrter chnnge they have to make so often is a bigger headache every day. — Vending machines— blamed in part for the coin shortage— are them­ selves feeling the pinch and more nnd more frequently are flashing the little green light that says “ use ex­ act change.” Any day now a businessman may The next time anyone offers you •‘ ‘n penny for your thoughts,” take him up— but fast. Unless, of course, you can get him to up the price to a nickel or a dime or— if you are a real heavy thinker— to a quarter. It isn't the principle of the thing. It's the money. Specifically, it's the coin. The current coin shortage in this country is for real. And' economists »»>UfHEl5S ■ up to-, n.phnndlfrWH.XHW gets better. The government is working fran­ tically to relieve the shortage. But meanwhile— — The New Jersey Turnpike Au­ thority pulled a switch by taking up n collection from the churches, ex­ changing paper currency for coins dropped in the basket at church serv­ ices. — The Pennsylvania T u r n p i k e didn’t go to church, but it did go to the restaurants along the turnpike and buy up coin tips the waitresses had received. ^'Brother, can you spare a dime?” * *v. u*V* T~*. • . Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley Thought For Today How forceful are honest words! But what does reproof from you re­ prove ?— .lob 6 :25. Political Notebook All noise is waste. So cultivate quietness in your speech, in your thought, in your emotions. Speak habitually low. Wait for attention nnd then your low .words will be charged with dynamite. — Elbert Hubbard. American writer and editor. Dick West’s is no agreement chain, .ind we bog down pmt MONTREAL ( N V.A I Some t Their psychiatrists me coming to among p a y c h i n t i i » t s. of way through and come up strange, tentative conclusion* ivuite, but some of these men with a crazy nonsense answer. me now saying that out We become fiustrated. These nbout the human niitid. They're now Having tpii* thinking can get U4 into even fiustiutions build tip. vatrlyi that things have more set mu* "nervou* break It seems that possessing a changed since S t g m u n d downs" th.»n our emotion* brilliant btain ma> n t necesFiend's day, or that Fieud They seem tn be *!l> lllg, ill •*atily save u man fiom these was wiuiiir, and that down in- fart, that p e l b a p s thought mental frustration*. Ph>siaide we'ie not all diiven sole­ fiustratimi can be mole dan cists, mat heiiifit leians, bank­ ly hy hunger, thirst nnd *»x. piToin than sex or hunger ers, psychiatrists, enllegc pro­ after nil. ft list i all n. fessors may have highly Instead, some of these men Thinking, it seems, ran lead (tamed minds. H ut then are m m iic that these dn>* us into mental sickne««i when minds *••* highly specialized we’re 1i\ inif n n much high­ we try to solve ptobleins we hi one kind of logn oi an­ er plain at least a lot of us don’t have tfie eapa.it y to other. So they could run afoul treme It happened like this: are and that It's not worry solve. It may be t h a t our f mental distress when they While pitting by n door to over i i * . hunger or thus! brain »att lake some of the get oilt of I heir ow n fields the House k’nllrry, 1 chanced that dtive* us tn the psyi hia rrteutftl S t e p s Kilt then it \Nti-it these psychiatrist* to note that tome tort of trist'a couch, but bibber wot- reaches some steps it « nn’t tire finding is that iio one meeting wm going on inside I It'S. handle knows very mil. li about think the rharntuT. Since the House We're deviled m re in the Perhaps it'« because nut mg They don’t kn**w flow w•• uim not then in kpumiin. 1 I'.lfttU, tins* p**\ i b'.it i i*»ts hr pHitieulm lira'll hasn t been •ti*p|M*d tn s*r uliHt unit up. lievr, nt* ul self » «frem. our tiniiu'd to handle th**-*' *l**p» think. v» bat i au«t « thinking In (•I. mL down how fat thinking |f tll'lli'ij Hilt tn Ilf li Sflllrsnnii|a unith as human iVvhsp* tn me sr*|detif, dl* l drt••f III tied l*\ emotions and •»iar f**r new* niembei * of IllgV Uhid hr* or fit * w• » e * mi eninli ♦» la* bln. kid lo'vs non h by r mpuler like •i 'fingrrss Tins yewi’s ci*»|!* .*f ••fill nr im p M ltatit to the M,|t Min mI.iIi*v f .ke one «*i logic. f rcshimri wns listening i •• s m | i iP U w slept. ID t. !"*. iUJtid u*. sumdi^ly.__ linking. ‘ •j” *1Jir JtuU fi sti^lyfseri*** «»f’ n•#tt imj »tr it f,v:. |d» u It IT.-,. lilt'll 1 4 ttv ’ given by know frageabl# Up •|e»i'f of Mr (bs 9toonl >ng p* .. per<’lasvm#•n *r« i>f 1b • n» •nt n11\ vvr |l **r Job n tV M< ifor 1Sii«« * lb. ■ *.,**.. « i*f 1b r ill wai k r I * Ma»«s i aiimnnisbe«l ippai* » Il\ to* iL tint* li « It!!** the newinmers to slwt\ ban! wb e l l . b.i •g »b. 1l i n t j f b f pin sn they roiibl learn the rules i , It »* b l e a k m a y in d ••atr ami precedents, awl to attend •*• *.»l»* *. III ie their committee meetings "f in lbi*% bo ugb p» •• *'I6J» | faith fu lly. I hr l l r sis M M rlcsilM M |e|« The Lighter Side fnited Pre** International [comparatively restrained. W A SH IN G TO N turn — I Hut juiit thi» week I uverRrp. John F. Baldwin Jr., It: heard the California KepuMijjot ordinarily Kivrn to rash jean make a lU tun rlit that I comment. A * eongressmen go, {regard aa exceedingly unrealhr ia generally regarded aa i iatir, if not . downright ex- Herald Area Correspondents F.nlerprlse M n . Ritchie lU n is 668-5834 688 4864 Altamonte Spring* Mr*. Jjdja Barto* M1MS18 Bear l.ske-Fnrest Tlly Mr*. Maryann Mile* MA-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 638-5046 l.ake Monro* Mrs. II. I~ Jnhnsoa 322 4721 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Msgia 365-3742 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Genera Mrs. JoAnn Hays 340-4873 — «* s*^- V ©If? Another Instructor stressed tha ini|virtance of getting re* elected, and another spoke on tha im|Mirtanc* «>f lining up a good office staff. North Orlando Mrs. MsrgsreJ Coahy 322-6795 Oslt-cn Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 It was all so romtmmplai e I half expected someone to Oviedo icmifid the novitiates to keep Mr*. Evelyn I.undy their noses clean and brush 365-3160 their teeth after every meal. Murk trf HaUiwin's talk also ---------------------------------------------------- 1dealt with the prosaic side of ! l*eing a congressman. Among 'other things, he pointed out that it was considered bad I form to wear bats, smoke and hiss, lam or jeer on the floor 1of the House. ^craUi (’UK* 1-A Sanford, Florida Thurtt., January 14, 1965 w ali t-n a. w is d -o w , a r u n o n n u r i a i . a s x a %OLTOLIftK. U r r s lt llt s - r*»»«r»l Mas*R«r H inil K I A L fcl A MUCH k HA.VK II A IIHV I J O H M O S I A ls n s g in g Editor Uultlk u o r r iK C ity ll.b.d not w 11.1.1AMl Soc latf *d ll*r daily .xc.pt UNliKM Manager rH B U W ELLS S l#<h«ntc*l bupt H ILL M * C K * T • ftlg (( P h u tu g rd p h ir Ed itor O u slf batufd.y M ualim A iin x ' WELLS L>ir«ctor AdvtrlltiD B M ansgar JAM * m iU K M A K X B Ed itor ii&rv I'u b lM b ^ l A d v u iiiin i s.turJ.y, p tsc d ln g Aund.y .ad C b rl.tis.., pub- Chrutm u S L 1 1. t H 11*1 I U V Then Haldwin discussed some of the rules and customs I of congressional speerhmaking, and it wus heie that the seminar suddenly took a rather unlikely turn. lr r I My b eing ily I « l i o n •• isf j u d g e s in* inbT'i a wua dow n by due ,f to o th e i» «me b « in g fam ­ (bat w ere asked in g Hi »• linvin g FOR S A L E ! (srapevilte Nurnery 2211 GrapevlHe Ave. 322 0856 l.nwn Spraying Tmm for his'| liliarfT* ujir really W e have twin services. $o~why not get your Mortgage Loan here COM PLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE .. . w/ioro you can open your l.iatod and unllitrd Srrurillra Mutual Funds Savings Account, too. 211 AI.I.FN A t O. K. I.RMON ST. LAKELAND. FLA. M rm bar: M id .r s t Stork F i <h u r n ?H 312 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. Need More Room? Then ca Baldwin, usually a man of moderation, put forth one of the most radical suggestions I have hrard in all the years I have been observing the ac­ Jaycees always welcome any test. tivities of Congress. |constructive criticism and I Thanks again to ail that He advised the matriculat- vvould like to relar up a frw entered, to the judges, and to in* lewicivars that if thvy thinits for ''wundrrlnjt" end the a|M>n»urs. David Berrien should aver feel they had lo others, A L A W N SP R IN K L E R SYSTEM IS A GOOD IN V E STM E N T A B A TH , AND IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — one R EM O D ELIN G W HETHER IF IT us of our specialties is « ..k >• Vie In ••ak i|**WIIS 1.4*4 li u s e they've t»een t m i n i ' l l •*r *•t ed tu n liar till l..wl> - \S b y U it I h u t ill* II «• • III Im I .<• m m 1 of tbeir « ••n iv it y iy 1111- b i r d •*r f o u l t h g r a d e III Sill tune of l Ale we destroying It A I SIB lie p*»ycbi l«t I Is ts . tie | r—t- jt SA V IN G S When l.mrrboy slip* 11 ting on lliramhost « fmgr t»r d*»e*n*t realize sbe*s got H u t *•til* 1 tllltlg » a r e w i if 1 v j6i*mr JA P A N E SE PERSIM M ON Thrrr " a s qiutr a furor in iiwlon when tin* Heath**' Itingn bnl Ins tonsils nut. Imagine tb pHinlemnriiuin if In* bail a m a jo r o p e r a t io n , bu t« h h u m ut. dii« h a* (all tin n e d .. t It) IIm| ( orhmn Rest thing you «afi <hi with ynui ( hi ml him a money i% to put it into Savings Howl*. I! I be jndgei i lioiees of I h ir s fn Hoard of T rsd s Winrieia, |*’»iltlo ••t.i tms won be<»t iiVi l -all t III •i• iituea” ) the (Irlsndo Ssira H rprrtr nt t i n t judges bad Ho id* h of the previous years* winners — Editor, The Herald: MRS. STAN COMSTOCK then ehoiees Wei i* their opinAs chairman of tin Jaycees* t i m ^ j)|C |Kat u|ferings in our thinking abilltv l»y .«»ur L Ph GA I . I l l * Christmas lighting coiit«*st for , u* h category. ling * i i ruining and * l*.n»4 I want to thank The .’I. C I lie aiiiouul of money Hanford Herald, the Florida spent on decorating was not State Hank, the Sanford At* nearly as impoitaiit ms t lie lantlc National Hunk, and the thought and work behind Florida Power and I ight some *»f the \ to .ip* i *•' i)eeor • [Company for making the * on ating jobs "! at n** time was test available b> their gener­ anyone asked tu»w much ous donations toward the money was spent on any dlsprizes. In addition I want to [ p|*y. i thank The Herald for its covI want to thank the fudge* n a g r of the contest and for for giving of tin ir valuable tiie spate donated for the en­ time two were vuitmg here try blanks Without these t iv- from t MlifomiH and I hope ic minded organizations wr Diet there will U- even more could not have held tills con­ entries next ynu I am mak­ test. ing several recommendations , I would hie to say tliast the for •hunges in the ltn>5 con­ speak out on a certain issue, I they should make sure they i I L L UIULH MAIL knew what they were talking U .M IX U L K C U I M I U y-M ill about. llt t d I tie r l i s t | I .a r I,, m ik I It I Muelfel M l ( M .s ts s Fancy that! In effect he S M I Msetks MS I U .ilk l s u proposing that congress­ I.M I Moatk .- I N t Hsatfe men, at least during their o . M p .s t a l H » , u U ti.e s p ie .id s test » J w ell s e s .e n p u .e s e . first termd, refrain from dis­ pel* le Adveece. ' •coursing on subject* about which they ere uninformed. e aa■ kick I k . U k u e, UUubM . I y iiM l i t ! . I d I . A T tu l..el Use el All tk far r.p u b lic . Sine, Baldwin it no imprac­ mi< I .s c ia s tv .ly . . . . prlaiad le ikle eawapspar. tical visionary, there must he torn, merit in thi* epproech. Keterad ee aacand cuaa sa.tter tjctoear It. I » l» at tea **a.l But, frankly, if 1 were e new W ((ua at ksetard. yiaride. uedar (ka A t l al Caeat.aa ad Merck congreespian I would eling to I. 1*»T. _____________________________ the traditional system. Which | j, ^ f l ,| e . i . i i t i , s e e s ar M t a r u a iih e l te u aeiiw u is: , 1 Tka keeLaid Uareid May ka rapradaaed ia e s y M t s t r s ilk . * Never tuna «n opinion on tk ‘t w rltisk p a m tstia k e l ika pebiiador * Tka Mareld. Amy any matter until you have 'l a d l t l d u .l ar l l t » rsapae.lbla tar suet. r*praductl«k will ka .cwuaiuaiad a . » e . i « . , . « d - » *“ • •*•****• «-p /»< k k l abd WUi k- had time to evaluate your own comment about it. p t l . J i * k U U * dAMAdOk UAdSd l i t U W. Hum. U.llvsry fr,s»M 11 • r r i t s l r t a «sm |'uh> * r I a i r s ' . T h e „ r l l r r „ s m * i i «* n pm RRinr f|«r l r | . Irr ala • r a r r le a Ihr a r| |fr*« ( r u e a n a t e a n d a ilslrr**. I . e l Irra f r » , r r t h a n ’J .VI w n o l * «IH hr i l « r n p rrlrrrat-r IrlI r r a a s l r f r r a a r t l |ss s s l h r r * h i f m rrp la lilr p ru tliln l (h r* Hs* ao| d rill |m |sr r wssm u 1111 r •. I'o r tr p la | iu li lla hr «| hp I llrra id . he always yses *thess' and 'those.' So my wlfa tails m# I better take soma lessons In English from my dummy, Ha.” Paul Stadelman also In­ formed .me about a 15-yearold hoy who was almost ton­ gue-tied In a crowd due ta shyness. •‘ Hut after a few lessons in ventriloquism,” he added, "th is hoy lost his timidity, for ha diverted attention from him­ self to his dummy. “ And he also became tha life of the party by means of hia clever manipulation of tha dum m y." If you wish t/i develop a very helpful hobby that has splendid social ai busintaa by­ products, study ventriloquism. And send for my hooklat "H o w to Stop Stuttering," en­ closing a long stamped, return envelope, plus -0c. Aiw a; a writ* to Dr. Cranr In rare of The San­ ford Herald, rnrloaing a long atamprd, addressed en­ velope and 20c to rover typ­ ing and printing coata when you .end for one of hia book­ lets.) . Barbs To The Editor l.ongwood Mrs. Donna Katea 838-3117 Dellary Mrs. John l.eon* 668-1883 Paul Stadelman If one of that my specialty !i ■ great the world's flevereat tenaid in treating chronic atuttriloqulits. lie r e c e n t l y tering. started teaching a course on •‘ What you (aid ii certain­ this fascinating subject and ly very true. I have had revamong hia graduates are era! hnpelrua Muttering ra>ea some very talented girls. that responded quickly when Send for the booklet below they took the first few leaif >ou are unduly shy or in­ sons in ventriloquy. clined to stutter for it of* " A s you had mentioned, fers helpful prescription*. they do NOT stutter when George W . Crane. PH. II., M .ll. they turn their attention up­ C ASE U -482: Paul Stadel- on their dummy. | man is a very talented ven­ . " F o r a ventriloquist's dum­ triloquist. my dors not stutter although Recently 1 dined at « fancy I ran purposely imitate stut­ Chicago restaurant where Paul tering with mine." • was the roving entertainer Whereupon he intrntionnlly with his ventriloquist's ’•dum­ made his dummy 'stutter! It m y." Some mutual friends Intro­ was (hr first time I had ever duced us so we had an inter­ heard auch a demonstration. "D r . Crane," Paul continued, esting discussion for half an •'I started my course because hour. It was doubly pleasant to a prominent Chicago dentist perfor­ me, too, for I had seen his pie* had witnessed my tuie in the Chicago newspaper mance at his men's luncheon club. a short time ravlirr. , " l i e was of fotrign birth lie was surrounded by a so bad grown somewhat shy graduating class of about a dozen students of his official nnd inclined to stutter, pnrtly because of self-runsciouancss couise that he conducts on nbout ordinary conversation. ventriloquism. "F or he would say ‘deae* Among his students were i few very attractive looking an.l ‘dose* for the ptono|ins‘ •these' and 'those*. girls. "S o he asked me if I would •'I was interested in the fa. t that girls take your course coach him. Well, after the first two lessons he was deon Ventriloquism," I began. *‘V#S. IM f ■ rr often u w j 1AM at it.'* Paul t« rmtHne For hr said hia wife had plied. Then he informed me that |commented that hia dummy usf'ii correct Fnglish." such gills utilize their skill Then Paul quoted the den­ both for entertaining groups tist's enthusiastic report: of people, hut also ill many "M r . Stadelmnn," the den­ commercial toles. tist exulted, "m y dummy nev­ Km fivnmle ventriloquists er snvs 'dc-se' ami 'dose' licit are ideal m toy shops and the children's section of our lutgc depar tment stores. * Or. t lane," Paul added, *'l have followed your newsI paper column with great inteiest ever since I saw an art* ' h ie In which you repotted Letters l.akr Msry Mrs. France. Weeler 322-6210 & RE AND . YOUR A NEED G A R A G E , OR REM ODELING, HAPPY TO TO CALL A D V ISE P L A N N IN G . F IN A N C IN G IS YO U R ADD A ROOM, C O M PLETE RED ECO RATIN G US! AND W E ’L L FIT TO OUR EXPERTS H ELP Y O U ALSO HELP W IT H W IL L DESIGN ARRANGE BUD GET. NOWAT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! WALL SUPPLY Shaswialutii 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 "Headquarters Fur Sprinkler Systems” GENERAL OFFICE 211 W. 25th ST. -r . 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'AT BAST SIT far warklag Ifatbar, ara aakaal aga, naliabla, fenced yard, Lack Arbor. Pk. ____________ i*i*titr. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY | U I Par loch 24. c u t t in g •htU. Chid/. I I D lt ll. AQUARtUMS a TROPICAL n t r t COPY The n*ral4 raaarraa tba art* n l« (t at ralaalla# aa vartalag aaf advertisement wUt» H Aaaaia aklaatlaaakla la Ika peltry at tkla new*P*P»». D E A D L IN E S Noon Day Btfora Publication For Inarrtlona and Kill# (Sat. Noon For Monday) II Legal Notice Netlr* at Taktla Hearing Notice la hereby given, Hoard of County CommUMonara of K-mlnol* County, Florida, will tiaar aa appeal aralnat tba darlalon of tha Rtmlnola Count/ Hoard at Adjuatmtnt denying ptrmlaaloa to laalall and apt* r^ta an aaphalt plant on Lot a, I)aa Plnar Acraa Subdlvlalon. F irlM t daacrlbad aa lying aouth of lx) nr wood • Markham It >ad, watt of ACL Itallraad and aaat of Farala Drlra. Publlo baarlng will ba bald In Iht Aamlnola County Caart llouta, Aanford. Florida, In tba County Commiaalontra Room, on January 14. IKS at 10:44 A. M. or aa aoon tharaaftar aa poaalbla. Hoard of County Commit*lonara Seminal* County, Florida lly: John Altiandar, Chair­ man Att&at! Arthur Beckwith. Jr. Fublleh Jan. II, 1111. W ORLD W sU W ELL* D rillin g n i t wrnwAT* DRILLED. PUMPS STI NE 50. Mine. For Sale rULL Hit* Tallow O. E. Rang* IM*f 011. FENCE POSTS! CMoootad Cy* praaa, I* I* I I f t long, II* aa. Pk. IM -III4. Rant Bin* Luttr* EUetrta Car. pat Shaippootr for ealr II par day. Carroll Purallura WELDER, poruhlt with aaeaaa. erlaa up to IM trap. llt*4M l 29. Photo 4k Equipment VS 80. Home Appliances SERVICE 101 So. Park Ava. I ll -M i l DICK'S APPLIANCE, Sanford Plata .I M -ll ll. DIAMOND Ring 1104 value, lleaeonablo. Ph. I M - l l l l . Legal Notice oaOIRARCM NO. A44 AN ORDINANCB OP TMK CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AN. NEXINO TO SAID CITT AM) MAKINO A FART THSREOF t h e b a s t sbs f e e t o p l o t s I. A S AND d, AMENDED PLAT OP DBVID FARM. AS THU •AMU APPEAH* IN TMM OP PICE o r TUB M.KHK OP TUB c ib c u it count, s e b i n o i .b COt'NTT. FLORIDA. PCMSP. ANT TO TBB PBOVISIONI OF CIIAPTEB 17144, FLORIDA MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCE OLD COUNTRY AUCTION HAHN OUR new galea day will now WEST1NGHOUSE ba every Beturday beginning at i p. m. Rout* 111. I mil* Eaat AIR CONDITIONERS of City Mmiu. Ceneigamtnte Sale* A Service wanted — Let u* veil y u r M l So rark — IM -M It merchandise lUrn open Dally. LEWIS C. DELL Auct. If you bav* a phone, yoa hav* Appraiser A Liquidator Phe a chart*, account for a San­ III t i l l : 171-7410; Ilf-1111 ford llarald Want-Adi nr l l : - l l l f . Advene# oat* on Legal Notice *TATt'TF.f. 1MJ. CUark of the Circuit Court, Htmlnol# County, Florida, ORDINANCH NO. 1XB AN ORDINANCE OF Till? T O W N OF C ASS E LRE It It T, FLORIDA, EXPItKtllNU TIIE INTENTION OF-THE TOWlVTo EXTEND ITS TERRI TO RIAL: LIMITS TO ANNEX CERTAIN LANDS LTIS'O COXTUIt'OCH TO THE PltEUENT ROUNDAHIES OF RAID TOWN AND WITHIN TIIE SAME COUNTY BE IT ENACTED BT TIIE n r r e v dant at the expiration of thirty day# PEOPLE OP THE TOWN OF * Nawr fork. Naw York Tou ara haraby required to flla your wrlttan dafanaa to tha Ultl of Complaint for 41aorca flirt haraln aralnat you, with tha Clark of tha above Court on or bafnra January •lrd. llll, ant aaraa a ropy of aama upon plaintiff’* attarnay, Junta C. Colllar, 701 Waal Church atraat. Orlando, Florida. Iltrala fall not or a dreraa pro aonfaaao. will- ba antarad agalnet you. WITNESS my hand and aaat at Aanford, gamlnola County, Florida, Ihla lind day of Dee•nbir, lilt. (SEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr., Clark of tha Circuit Court lly: Ellaabath Uruanahan, I». C. ‘JAMES C. COLLir.lt Atlornay for rialnlltf 701 XV. Church i t Orlando, Fla. Tubltah Dae. »#, II. t i l l A Jti. y. ii. i n i CDII-II la Iba Caart at the Caaaly Jadga, gtaalaala Caaaly, Flar* Ida, la probal*. la rdi Estate al J AM E l H. HALL To All Cradllara aad Paraaaa Hating Clalaaa ar Demand* Acalnai bald Kalaloi Tou and aaob at you ara hereby notified aad required to praaiat any tlaimg and dla Inanda <wblch pad, ar althar df you. ntay ha»# agalnrt the aetala *? JAMRg R. HAUL da reaatd, lata uf aald County, tg tba County Judg* of Btmlnol* County, Florida, at hla office In the court houaa of aald County at Sanford. Flarlda, within ala calendar inesiha from Ih* lima of the flrat publloatlon of thl* uatlcu. Tw* topiaa of each claim or damand ahall l>« In writing, and ebeli amt* tha placa ot raaldanca and float nfflca addraa* ot lb* clalmaol. aad ahall b* awar a to by Ih* rial aunt, big agabt, and aecompaalad Sry aattornay filing fa* of eat dollar gad auch claim or daaaad but #o (Had ahall b# void. Alary Emma Hall ‘Viacutrla ot tba LeM Will and Taalamaat ot JAMES R H ALL dec a* aad STE.VgntOM, DAVIS * alclNTOSU Mtornaya tor Kiocutrlg Edward* Uuildlng la a ford, Florida IM M Publlah Jam Id, ft, I f. * Fob. i*u . from the data at adoption of uch ordinance, all purauant to h* prortalona of Chapter 171.04 Florida Statute*. 1111, and WHEREAS purauant to tha provlalon* of Chapter 171 *4 Florida Statute*. 1IM, no objt*. tlon to auch anaaaallon waa filed In tba Circuit Court. 8*mt nola County, Florida within the tlm* period* provided and puruant to tha publlahad notice thereof, and WIIERKAP, tha City Cat! million of Ih* ctly *f lialard. Florid* 4**m* It IS tha btat Interact* of said City and Ih* inhabitant* thereof that aald proporty b* annaxad to aald Cilr. NOW TIIRREKORR, RB it enacted bt the people OF THE CITT OF SANFORD. FLORIDA! tSECTION L That tha fallowIng daacrlbad real proparty, towlt: Tha K u t f i t f**t of Lou t. I. I and t. Amended Plat ol Druid Park, aa tha aim* *»p4*ra IS tkt office u ilh t Cltrk df tkt Circuit Cturt, Stmlnal# County. Flarlda, b*. and in* aam* la htrtby an nexad to and mad* a part ot tha City of Sanford, Florida purauant to tha term# of Chap­ ter l l l .l t , Florida Statute*. MM SECTION t. That upoS thll ordinance bacoming effective lb* raaldanU and proparty own ari la tha above daacrlbad an naiad area ahall b* entitled to all ot tba right* aad privilege* aaf Immunltla* aa aro from tlm* to tlm* granted to tht property owaara of tha Ctly ot Saa.ford, Flarlda, aad aa art further provided la Chapter nd l f l . Florida Statuta*. 11(1. an. ahall further be aubjact to tha raapoaalbtllllaa of raaldanca or ownarablp aa may b* from tlm* la lima delarmlaad by Ik* gov­ erning authority of tha Cll> of Sanford, Florida aaf lha pee vlalaaa at aald Chapter MOTION *. Thll urdtnaa*. aball become effective Immadt•taly upaa it* paaoaga aad adoptlo*. PASSED AND ADOFTE0 thla M is day Ot Doodmbw, A. D. o / A. L ' Wllaaa May fa r # / J. II. Ora»M a / M L Raborn. Jr. • / Earl W fft e b S t M a a / J. & Uakar Aa tk# Oily Commlautoa of tha Ctty of Sanford. Flor­ ida Attaati . / It. L W batch al PdMlak Dad. I t f. M. It, MM. C D H -ff ffdt * CAHSKLIIERRT. FLORIDA: I) Thai thla Ordinance le en­ acted purauant to Sectinn 171.44, Florida Statute* fur 1 * 11 . i) That tha Town of Caaeel harry, Flarlda. kareky declare* It* Intaatlon lo annex to the Town of Caaaalberfy. Florida, at tha expiration of thirty (tat day* from the adoption »f thla Ordtnaaca, tha following deeertbrd pifreta af land lying coMtfSau* la lha prreenl boundarlee of tha T> wn of Caaeelterrr, Florida, and being In Srmlnolt County. Florida: a) Lot • lee* the Weet I 70 M tt and tha North | > ll f4M o f lent 14 leas the Waal 1.74 feet, ell In Rlack C of FERN PARK ESTATES, according lo Ih* Fist thariof *■ ricordri In put Bosk I. rage* 14 through II. Public Re­ cord* of Samlaela County, Florida. b) I-ol 14, Sf RBPLAT OF A FART OF S E M I N O L A PARR. 4<«S*dlat. • ta thd fia t tbsreff ad rerordld re IS ____________ Pitt Itaek IIt. .. PuSf 4, Psblli Itaaard* af Senllnola County. Florida, •) I-nta 4 through I Inelualva Block D. FERN PARK ESTATES, according ta tka Plat there*! at racurded In Plat Rook I, Paget t* through It. Pub He Record# et Seminole Cauntr, Flarlda. « ) Let* l, i, J , and I. Rtsek 11. BAT TREE SHORES SUBDIVISION. according 4* tht PUt tkaraaf aa ysaotded la P1U- Soak I. Pat* It. PublM haeorde •f saminai* cauntr, Flor­ ida I) That tbU Ordinance ahall be publlahad one* a weak for tear I t ) conaacuUva weak* la Tk* Sanlard llarald, a new*, paper fs k lilb d d IS Sim la*!* C ouatr. Placid*. 1 ) That lha akova-daaorlbed tracts « ( land U tk* nggragata contain 1**4 than tan (11) ragtltwad alactara and tba owner# and Iniaratl bo14ere af aald proper! lea bav* formally t« b* gnbaaad. tkta Ordlnanoa shall taka affeot turnedlataly upon affaot IImmadtotal Ha tins! paaaxgt and Hlgplioa. 1) That dll Ordlnancag or part* uf Ordlaanoe* In canfllct n rs a s tuaet lag ut tba Town Caunail at tb* Town ot Cnaaelberry, Florida, thll Mth day af January, A. D. M il. Owm W . Anatey, Mayor ATTEST! Mra Mary Mawtbarno Jaa. Taws Clark fa s. II, f t , I I t Pub. 4. t i l l 001-14 Legal Notice -WIIoSON • MAIER FURN Buy — Ball — Trad* CURB (U RL alia WaltraaA 411-11 E. 1*4. VM-I4M mult be aaparldncad. Apply Chlck-N-TradL Nr tb* blggeat aaleetlaa uf nearly naw and need feral 73. Male or F«mal« Help tura, aa* Nall'S Furniture in Srokarag* la CaaMtb* WANTED. Staam praaaar. B«fon 17-11. Opaa I day* I t* l*r than average aalary. Ap­ ply In ptraen, Dawatawn ANTIQUES A *th*r mlacallan alaaaera. 111 Palmatta. eoua hanaahold fnralabtnga M l Oak Avenue. SANFORD REPRESENTATIVB NEEDED 60. Uusinesfi Opport. T* Ih* maa or lady aaeklng a* curlty an tb* batter thing* o f Ufa. Thla offer ta mad* In Don’t Sell all alncarlty. If you hnv* real nil** ability, yaur earning# Y ourself Short ar* only limited by tha RECESSION . DEPRESSION amaunt af yaur aaaompllxb PROOF BUSINESS meat through yaur afforta? EXCEPTIONAL H I0K Commission* at tba hlgheat EARNINGS order. Bonuta* anally obtain PART - TIME . WORK able. Interviews Wednesday. FOR ADDED INCOME Thuraday, Friday — > a. m R*|IAhl* early ay par****, mala until neon.- Glen Havta Mama* femail, wasted (dr thll trial Park. 3SOB Tempi* Dr. area I* beadle ih* warld North « f winter Park. fameua R C A , Sylvaula, O. B. and Wletlngheul* TELEVIS­ t nights ION and RADIO TUBBS aald BOOKKEEPER, 'month. Call attar 4 p. (breugh eur Uteri medurs TB l - l l t l . type tub* letting end m .r chbndlalng unite W ill net In larfurt with ydur praaent 74. Bnlsa Help Wanted AmplaymanL To qualify •( . htvd; havl: It. tt.dps ull ( M i“l Ctlh MEN A WOMEN; Kara IM ta vAllnbl* immidiately. Car, 1144 waakly In your apart baura weekly. Ksaaptlanal Um*. salt new high quality high adisins* In ydur apari product*. Evening* or Day* lim a Thl* rempauy will a* off. as mnvaaalag. Muat ba 1**4 financial aaalataac* I* Bandeblt A have tar. for *Pfull D# pel ___ lima If d**lr*4. dpll olatmert Call fall SSB-SSSRwd M V 1441—4 t* ta ” palatment _'SS44v4fLUnU*S f* — far tka tlm* as _ ••Thooin* start* tmmvdlttlr. **ltualn*a* •• vat up for you. e*Wa accur* leeatlona. "S a ilin g , aollaltlng ar axper kellre *r Pabllt Heerlag Ian** net naesaaary. Natlt le* la hereby given. Board Far parxonal latarvlaw la year ally, writ*, pi eaaa laaii In*# af County Coraneteelenara et Btmlnol* Caunty, Florida, will phone number. hear an appeal again*! the de­ TELEVISION cision of the Pemlnol* County P. O. Rot MTS Zanlng Office denying permitsTeungatewn II. Ohl* low to perk a trailer on tha following described proparty: FOR LGA8B Lot I of lnd Addition to Park­ view Subdivision. SERVICE STATION. Fubll* hearing will b* held Dead Larallaa. Oool Praducta In tha Samlnola Couniy Court Good Treatment Houaa. Sanford. Florida. In tha PHONE LOCALLY M I-IIM Caunty Commiaalontra R"Om. or aptly le tha on January 11. 1MI at 14:04 PURE OIL COMPANY A M. or a* toon tharaaftar aa peg Bible. Tl ' ma I^ Hefp Wanted Board af County Cemmlaalonara Svmlnol* County, Florida S P A R E T IM E C A S H Ry John Alexander, Chair Sa’t Famoue Hanover Shoe* man Attaati Arthur Beckarlth. Jr Actual aample* and aala* k Fra*. N* auparlanc* naadad. Puhllah Jan. 14. 1MI. No ar* limit. Ie v ee l prlvee CDI-II for high quality nakea eell Ing eaey. Evvry man a pro* perl. IUg dally oommleetona For full detail* writ* llan Avar Shoe, Inc, Dept. 174-B Hanover. FA T CLASSIFIED INDEX Auto. NEW MAJOR Houaahold Ap* I pe, SECTIONAL Dlraa, Tab. laa. Cedar Cheat A other ylUtaaaa at abort our plarta. 111-7011^ aaat. Wa goaranlaa lowaat O. M. HARRISONS prlcaa. Coataat Julian w ig. CONDITIONER 14,«0# RTU. HI Palm at to_________ J^LIM T (Ina l l l - l t l l ar call J. A It Allt 1 yr. old. llko naw. I'lrat 1110 Trading PoaL Ina . tioy S taka*. IM -le tl. 15. S p ecial S erried * Oraaga Sloaaaa Trait, Or* Undo. DAI8T AIR Rlflaa A Platol* A & B CONTRACTORS NEW APPLIANCES at War*- Army-Nary Surplua, Sanford Ara. HOME IMPROVEMENTS, houaa Prlcaa— Frlgldalr*. HOOFlNa, PAtNTINO A Hot Point, RCA. Eanlth. ate. TEAR END CLEARANCE INfULATINO Call Cbarll* Oarmlr <■ Hart Whitt, DomeKir, Nt* Financing Arrangad SM-MIt at Ataoalattd Itadla A TV. RIXtiEll, H"m». Nacchl. Pfaffa. aom# t i l l N Oraaga Ara, Orlan­ aa Inw aa I I I * Thaa* ar* OTTERING A SPECIAL SER* do 411*1414. trada-lna or rap-«aa*aaed Mo­ VICE? Mora than «».*## raad. del* For example: Dnmaltlc ara aa# Tba Sanford lltrald WASHER— Card lata Model /ix Eag aold naw for M il rUaalflad ada dally, nataa a# Dalai* Waatlnghouaa, food pay nff balanca at l i t or IT low aa 14e par llna par dayl condition, matching Deluxe monthly, Dial H i.M il ar 4II-IMI and Eltotrlc Dryer III pxlr. InPlata yasr ad! cludaa delivery A guarantee IA NFull D SEWINO CENTER INCOME TAX "TUt It tmbemulnf—l M l my crUH tarii k my othtf wtHtfasd til I km* h cm kT aaat* 111 **.; Pair Chair*, allpcorara alike 111 aa. Ph. Ill-IT M . . For r. lain EXPERfBNCED SEWINO MA­ HOUSEWORK. IM -tlia er M lCHINE Operator* nttdtd. 4141. Steady year round amplaymerit In aur mad ara alr-nou- DATS WORK. Ralar ancan. Fb. 411-4714. dltlaned factory. A U X O r SANFORD Tall th»m yon >iw M In Tha M il Orlande D t, Sanford Sanford llarald! n mlNKLBN STSTEMS eF ri All Type* aad Slaaa Wa Repair gad Service 72. FeniBle Help WAnted 77. Situation Wanted Secretary, Uaad furultur* appMaJtee*. teal*, SECRETARIAL poaltlou. Boeb B O O K KEEPINO. (lanaral office. Sanford area. kaeplng #gp»ft*nc* nac**ate. Bought . Said. Lurry'* I M l l l l after 4 p. m. ■ary. Opportunity for adMart i l l Sanford A v a Pb. vaaonmaut I M -ll ll. ll l-I I M . MAID, Iranlag. I M - l l l l . Upbelatarlng * Matlraa* r4auvatlag. Naw * Uaad Ir ural4ur*. Call Nls Bidding Mfg. C*- at T4I Calary A t *. M lMIT. SANFORD PEED STORE Who)* Cora M i l — IM Iba Laying Math II.II — IM Iba. Hog Pa»d |t.M. M l Sanford Ar*. l l l -I I M NEED EXTRA CA8II? A llar•Id Want-Ad aalla tboa* ar­ SALE OR Trad#: Shetland Stai. ticle* no iongtr aaadad. Low Han Posy, IM -M fi. SnNFORD ELECTRIC In coat— high In raaulla. Dial 0. E Appllaacaa—Naw A Uaad I M - l l l l or lll-I I M . 12. Special Notices 111 Masaalli lSS*isex W H E R E A S , tha City ot S an­ ford. Flori d * ha ro t o lo r * a d o p t , ad Or dinan ce l|». w h ic h aald orAtnanca daclarad the Intan C D I-ll t loo o f aald City to an na* to ■' ix Ttfl: « iitm T r n i itT, It* c o r p o r a l* limit# and to Iny n i ii j r n i i i t i , c ir c u it , d u d * tharala tha f o l l o x i p g lx »xi» ru n at:Nl.xoLE daacrlbad property, t o - w l t : Tha Eaal 110 f * , l o f I » t * t o l t l l , FI.OH IIt A 1, 1. t. and 4. Amandad Plat IX t ll t x t r u v XO. IIAM o f Druid Park, aa Ih# aama CIIAItLIi: W It All J It appaara In Ih* a f f l r * o f Ih# PLAINTIFF x o T i m t o A rrcA it TOi EMMA Wit All. Whoaa residence la P Hast li t Htrvat, Apartment J*K. BERRY’S 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds WtEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP &AILT * FIHNT FRIENDS, "■ar "Tba Seat Pram All Tour ToorLrRipIDAIRE 1 0 . P o u ltr y * L iv e sto c k W It AO, P a g o 2 -A — J an . 14, 1965 6 8 . F u rn itu re F o r S ale Oaae C iab aa — t tt -I M l Machine and Sayply Ca. tdj^W, Ind St-_______ IM -llll VICTORIAN lly lt Draaaar IM ; Ore. chair A Rocker—rath A Hlgbaat quality from tba Baat HatrherUe, Lowaat dlacaunt rice*. 11 A la. • I I. m — .Tba Herald w tlln a t LUMA FAtNTlHO S REPAIR WORK IM-llll POODLE 0 ERRORS PROFESSIONAL PAINTHNS S DECOhATons P d parlat — W a ta rp reod as Batlafactlon Guaranteed Fra# Eatlmataa llt -M I I 8. Pits & Supplies Pk. JsaalM I ll-M il POODLE Oreaming, plek ay * dallrar. Mala Poadla, all CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST at ir r a lh Ptaae Tuning aad R apair 6. C h ild C a re • to 1 0 1 n u l l M l I t H INIalaaa lack** S e n io r * vr. ta Harmoa — 111.4111 PAINT alaaa eat U prlea ACE BBAUTT Salas, apaa G r e g o r y l u m b e r co . dally * a»a. by app’u. May I l l May Ia Ara. I t t - a i l* 32. Business Equipment fair HstaL lll-IIM . HARRIETTS Beauty If a ok , 20. H a rd w a re COPIERS—USED, I M Dry aaft watar, erasing app” Phota-Coplara or Thariaom la. Oak. 111*1711. Fat Marhlnra Naw Macbtaa Sanfard'a Moat caaiplata Ouarantaa. Excallaat Buy* ar TED W ILLIAMS UUW. CUTE CURL Baasty Shay Lata*—Sara I. Laaltr Ca., 111 Palmatta Ara 111*1111 I t U W b Winter Dark. Pk. MI T*T1M. Erasing ^ m « l s f an 22. P lu m b in g Hi HI Up M l 19. B u ild e rs S u p p lies 4. B e a u t? C a rs 425-5938 Dial Wat U u She Da FOU have a drtafclag grab- SOWING, aay typa. M il a SATURDAY PALE. Uaad Rafrl gtralor, Waahara A Storaa. lam. Trrtta P. O. Bex tilt. ■ Praaeh, Mrs. Otla Barry. Mat K. Calary, Ph. IM-MIt ar Sanford. M i-aiii. 17a Janitorial Services HKNRT FORD eaaa onM. -Wat adranutag la llha wlablng 31. Musical Inatrumenta T E i m C H MAINTENANCE at a girl la tbs dark. Tan lea A Supplies know What yaur# datag bat I ... aSart r . „ o,. riane Sarrlalag A Tuning 322-5612 *Cv* 30. Home Appliance* WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612 ! t—J>o«t A Fowwd - -#t*ec^rr^V SJL*M - = r s •yo—Perea » * U “>■* 44— Saving* A Loan 4— Beauty Car# . 44—Ineurancw I — Day Nurearlt* 44—School* A Inatrnetloat d—Child Cara 7*— Employment Service* Tt—Mala Help Wanted 4— Doga— Cat#— Pat# Help 10— Poultry — Ltveateak .71— . . Female .. -Waa tad 11— Spaelal Natlcaa Tl— Mata or Female Hat II—Catering — Food T4—Sale* Help Wasted 14— Placaa to Eat 77—situation Wanted II— lacoma Property It—Spaelal Rvrvlcea It—Swimming Pool* II— Ruxlnaa* Prop— Sale 17—Janito.rlal Sarvlea* M— Real Eatat* Waatad II— Do-lt-Touraalf It — Reel Eatat* Sal* IX— Bulldara Supplla* IT— Boaliaa* Rental* to— Lot* For Sal* 14— Herd were II— Horn* Repair* I t — Farm*— Orovaa II—Out et Stat* Acreage I I — Plumbing I I — Painting IS— Itouae* Far Sala I t — Wall Drilling t l — House*—Bala or Rost M — Air Cond. A Heating •T— llouaa For Il*nt 104— Raton Raatala II— Radio • Televlalon 111— Trailer*— Cab**** M — Photo A Equipment 101 — Mobil* Ham**—S*l« IX— Horn* Applien.ee II— Muelral Irtetrumenta 111— Mobil* Homee— Rent I I — Duxlnaae I: iulpro.nl 111—Trailer Spec*— Rant m —Trailer Lot*—Sala 11—Job Printing It— UphoUtary 141— Apartment* For Rant III— Room* Far Rant M — Vacuum Cleaner# XI*— Hotel b e a i IT— Moving A Storage 111— Rantal Agent# M— Exterminator* 41— Plant* — Feed* — Saadi 111 — Wanted T* Ren* III— Auloa For Sale 10 — Iliac. For Sal* 111 — Auto*— Shi* or Trade t t — Article* For Rent 111—Truck* For Sal* 11— Swap or Eachanga III— Automotive Servian 41— Wanted Ta Uuy l i t —feootara A Cycles I I — Furniture For Sale 111— Ilona A Meter* 14— Antlqua* Far Sal* 111— Marla* SuppUa* I I — Money To Lena IU— Ouataaea Opportualtla* 425-5938 322-5612 From Sanford From Samlnola Ooanty (Dial Dtreot) Eiqhang* Bl. Articles For Rent 53. Wanted To Buy RENT A HKD Runaway, Hospital. Deb/ Redo by Day. Week, er Month. CAH«0LLA.SPRN'1TURE _ II W. 1at. I M - ll ll USED F U It N I T I' R K, Mile Items, Plney Wood Auction. MI-MT4. F irT tT io t a NAMn NDTH'r IB hereby given that I am engeaed In bualneaa at t. PIL H IT It FTrrkTumlnui i'seech viva.. Rent lilt mlnnlr Couniy, Florida, un­ der lha flotltlou* nant* of War­ ren’* Do-Xut Rhop, and lhal .‘Sal. Wanted To Huy WE HUY l.'ird Kurnltur*. on* I Intend In realeler aald name or houR«fuI. Kursf with tha Clerk df the Circuit WA.Vl ED ltsd ting A Kurn. Co, >01 W. Court. Seminole Couniy, Flor­ CKrua Ifrult — llamlln, r*r*on U( lit S22-8S91.' ida. In accordance with tha pro. Ur own, Pineapple \ vlalone of Iht Fictitious Name LEE MANUKIELD. Il->n.led SELL L'H your Furniture Rtatutae. to-wlt: fectlon 141,41 Krult Uur«r. DU* S2J-4SI4 Quick Farvli# with Ih* Caah. Florid* Rtatutae ll t f Ul.'l't.'R TRADING P O S T . Rig: Resale H. Crewe 171-citT. Publish Jan. 14. 11. II a Feb I. !•<>. Ue* Classified* for RESULTS! CDI-44 Ik TBB CIRCUIT CtXt'ET OF IN TBB CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB NINTH JL'Ull'IAI. l l h THE NINTH Jt'DIt'IAL TIN- C U T IN AND FOR SKBIkOLE Ct IT IN AND FUR tEMlNOLF. COUNTY. FLORIDA. COUNTY, FI.tilt IDA. IN CHANCERY NO. IH44 IN THF. riR C l'IT COt'ItT OF IN I’ ll ANI'MN Y NO. 1 4X04 B'lHTUAliK rtlllKI 1.011 XB TIIE NINTH JUDICIAL fife n o t i c e b t r r m .ir A T in x C U T . IN *ND FOR IEMINOLe CONTINENTAL M o R T OAOE JACK H COURSIItiN, as Nomi­ iNVEUTotlK a lleaaarhuatte COUNTY. FLORIDA na* of the Trdalee* of FIHST bualneea trust. IN 4 HANCKNY NO. Iddfl MORTtlAOE INVESTORS. Plaintiff. FEDERAL NATIONAL M0RTMeeaachuealla buainaee Iruat GAilK ASSOCIATION, a aarpucva. . Flaintlff, DAVID E. SMITH and MILD atlon, va RED P. SMITH, hli wll*. . ^ y Plaintiff. Defendant*. va. Jo s e p h e tunniN s and b h a HON M. llldUINM. hie wlfa, and XOTIIE OP CLERK'S BALR JAMES P PATlfE and NATHANIEL DiuKKNS and NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN PATRK, hi* wlfa, LILLIAN DICKENS, hi* Wlfa, that under and In pureuahr* of DefendaaW Defendant*. that certain Final D4cre* af N OTlra o r dALH TO. NATHANIEL DICKENS Foreclosure mad* and render­ NOT1CB 18 HEREBT OIVSN 410 D Highway Avtnua ed on the m b day ot Janliary, that an tb# Mth day ar Jag­ Illackahear, Ueorgl* A. b. IMS, In and by (he lion- uar/. t i l l , at 11:44 e'alOck A and erabl* Weeer R. Carlton. Judge M , at Ih* main d»er of tkt LILLIAN DlCKUNB, bl* ef the Circuit Court In end fur courthouse et Semlaelt' C*u* w If* v Simlnol* County. Flurlda, In ty, at Sanford. Flarlda. tb* Chancery, being cox* No. K i l l linnnrabl* Arthur >|. BafkWlti 444 D Highway AvaBua Blackehidr, Otorgla and a certain causa pending la j r , Clark s f tb# ClreuH CvkH . . . . Cotlrt _ - - N f l N - af Saminai* Ceutty, Florida, T 0 V . AND BACH OF TOU •did wherein CON Flat ARK HEREBT NOTIFIED that KRTA1. MORTGAGE INVEST Will offer for *411 ta ' a Complaint I* Foraelol* Mort­ ORS, a Maaeachuecit* buclncec 441 and baal bidder gage on tha’ following daacrlb­ iruat, I* the Plaintiff, and 1 nubile outary, tb * fnUowlug ad property, to-wlt: DAVID K SMITH and MILD­ esrrlbed nreperty o f tb# DaI/ot 41. ACADKMT MANOR RED P. SMITH, hla wife, nr* fandent*. Jama* F. Payed aad UNIT ONE, according It lb* Defendant*. I, ARTHUR H. I* wlfa FuySt, bl* Wlfd aHuddd aRuddd 4ha plat theraof aa recard- BECKWITH, JR , *• C llfk *1 la Samlaal* Couirty, Ft ad In PUt Rook II. tug* XI, lha ciftuH Court far tk* Ninth Lot I. Blod^ Publlo Racorda of Semi, Judicial Circuit af tb* flat* ORLANDO te r in n ir in i. nol* County. Florid*; of FI nrlda. ahall nffer far eele acrardlas 4a plat, tharool and ayll to tha hlgheat and beat together with the following: recurded la Plat Book It. Monogram Hooter, Model bidder lor caah at puhll* nutPag** II and It. Publlt Rf> No. CU 111*. E. Serial No. ory al tbo Scmlnol* County oorda of BamluoL Oowdtf till > Court house at Saaford. Florida, Florida; ha* baa* filed against you, an tb* Mtb day af January. A. tMludlag: sad you ar* raqutrad lo aarvg D. M il, at 11:44 A M . tb* fol­ Wail FuiNtao* — ran elm f A * * » / of your Anawrer or lowing daacrlbad property and — Modal F A -ll athar pleading ta aald Com­ aqnlpment de*crlbad In aald Rang* — Frtgtdairo — M* plaint upon tha Plalntlffa at* Final Dtcra* ot F*recl**ur*. dal RS II torne/a, COUU8IION A COUK- situate, lying and being In Halrlgaraiar — Frlgtdadr* BIION. 1741 Meridian Avenue, Bcmlnola County, Florida, and —Model ~ -tt ______ D Miami Reach. Flarlda, and HI* more particularly described a* Hot Water Heater — Dag tba original Anawer or plead­ lellpwei * Night — Modal 14-0 ing la Ih* etflee uf tk* Clerk .Lot I. Block 1. SAN SEM (egMker with ail atrurturaa of tha Circuit Court on or beKNOLLS. First Addition, aei aad Improvamaatn the* fur tbo Mtb day of Fobruary, rerdltg lo plot thereof re­ Iberaaftar aa said laid. 1441. If you full to do oa, Judg­ corded in H at Book It, T h la la mad# purauant 4* ment by default will ba takwu Page 41, of tk* Fubll* Ra- Final D*4T a* a f Fdracloeur* ngalnal you for tba relief dscurdi of Semlaolo County, antarad ta lb* abavu aauaa, Mended In tb* oataalalnt. Chancery Docket Na. 14141, Florida. Thla notice ahall k* publish. Togathar wkkl naw pending la tk* Circuit ad an** a week fee four corn* Court at and f4P Seminal* I • Heater# eullve weak*. Dated at Saaterd. Seminal* County. Florida. DONE AND ORDERED at County, Florida, tkl* tllk day IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Baa ford, Florida, thla Mth day #( January, A..D . l i f t . hav* hereunto aat my hand and uf January, 1144. offl«4*l **al MM Utfc day’ ul (SEAL) (SEAL) Arthur H- Beckwith. J r. January, M il. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, ' Clerk of lb# Clrcdll Odkrt (SEAL) Clark of Circuit Court Btmlnol* County. Florida Arthur K. BaehwHh, Jr, Sen Inol* County, Florida By: Marika T. Vthlea Clark af tha CirasM (Hurt Byi Martha T. Vlbltn Deputy Clark , la aad far Deputy Clark L Fbatr Abnar Seaxlnol* Catanty, Flarlda By: /a / Banner JL Bbafma*t*y Turnbull aad Abnar By: Martha T. YUlea af Counsel |ult# 444, N*W Deputy Clark C O U M lIO lf * COORSIIOM, Jsnaph M. Murwakd N ofiic# . Attornay* fur rtaintiff Winter Park. Florida F- a mob m i Pkbltak JAB. 14, St, M A Fab Attornay* tut ridtatltf F4ru Park. Fla. 4. 1441. Publish J»n. u , n i l PukIDh Jad. 14, JMd COI-41 C D !-14 CD1-U Legal Notice Legal Notice 2 LegafNotice Ironing In my Horn*.. IM -IU I. 84. Re*l Estate • Sale BART PILCHER BROKER SM-T4II DAT OR NITE _ ----------- f t - ------------------------- MERLE W. WARNER REALTOR T4I So. Park t IM -1'M S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1M N. Park Ava. IM -IIM JOHN E. FOX, Realtor 141 N. Park Ava. 171-Om ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Aeeo IM -IIM Atlantic Bank Rldg. Ball-Blair Agency Real Eatat*'— laiuranr* lrd A Fark Ava. 411-1(41 For real automobll* hargalnt, rhvck the Hera.Id ctaaalfied dia. play atctlen. Legal Notice T ^ T r^ W r t n g ~N3tlea trharahy given. Hoard of Couoty Commlealonar* ,f Scmlnol* Caunty, Florid*;-wilt hear an appaal againtt the daelelon ef tha Bemlnolt Courty Board af adjustment denying parmlaalan to park two (7) houaa trailer* on tha following dracrlbad property: All unlo-.i. ad part north and aaat of herd road. Block B tlaa* bag. JCW corner run 8E arly nfl road 174 ft. N 14*14' E Mi l l ft N 77* 14' W M i l l ft to beg), eta. Section I4-70S-I4E. PuhUr hearing will h* held In tha Samlnola County Court Houaa. Sanford. Florida, In the CountF Commiaelonar# Seim, on January 14. t i l l al 14 M A M or a* aeaa thereafter e* ppetlM* Uuerd of County Commiss­ ioner* S-mlnole County. Florida Ry John Alexander, Chair­ man Atleat Arthur R-ckwIth. Jr Puhllah Jan II. I l f ! CDI-II (Bw $ajyA: WANTED: Men far full tlm* Nurtery Farm Work. Call I M - l l l l after 1 p m ^ LOOK fo the DODGE BOYS P O N T IA C W ID E - T R A C K S Want To B« Uatd . FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS CQME - G IV E OU R USED W ID E - T R A C K S A Look See! M COMET D O N N K V IL L I 4 -Door. Air P sn d , and All M o r M Id t is tir lo f. Wd said it N * v . 1963 C A T A L lK A CawvaftlkL CdORt Bgtbkd le a k , Aaldg Bin* With Whlta fly lad Tup, Naw TVdde HCQC I ™ 0 HCQC ■™ w DODGE rOLARA 600. I Dr. Hardtop. 63 Tha Hut O s*. Lika New, 17,000 Actual MUaa, A u tom alia Tranemiaalon. Power Steering and Ilrakra, Radio, Heater and t 1 Air Conditioned. 2495 CHEVROLET H Tow Panel Tnitk, Vary IQ Q E Good Cusdltlon. A Steal At 090 BONtVtrtLLB 1963 Radio A Healer. CORVAIR MONZA 4 Door, A u to c a ll* TrinamLexian, Radio & Heater. W 1964 4-Duwr, Loaded, A ir O m i CUSTOM 3 Door. Automtti* Traneealeeloa D4TRRNATI0NAL Vi Ton Pifk-Up. Russ H 7 E Good. Luaki Fair. I 10 2 — 1964 D em on strator L «ft. 1 Dart Rnd 1 Dodge 440"W ith Air. Priced Below Dealer C o st First Come — First Served. T A L K TO T H ESE OLD BOYS See The New 1965 Dodge Line Beforti You Buy. 1963 Best Deals (j Best Financing Let The D O D G E B O YS Give QBAND PRIX Cany*. BUdk WlU WHIM I.LrLr. BddUy BaduUftl Can Oita Cddipiuia MLlevy. You a Demonstration of the Finest 1965 New Car Line. ' V Extra Special! 1962 CATAUNA V IS T A Puwar BtadHnf and BrAkad. Hard T* Beat At 0*1/ B A N K R A TES O N A L L CARS GO W E S T ! S E E : T H E DODGE BO YS • ItK ROWLAND • FRANK BRUNSON • CHARLIE CRAIO • BOB THOMAS Seminole Couniy Motors 1801 W. lit St. — Sanford ' Phons 822-0414 Or MI 7*2380 / 4 4* �L _1_-----------V— . p 11 . -i • «> - . *\ > . -7 /^ 7 1 V1 * ' - ‘ f$ _w’ *• s ; * n ~~ *1 * J, ~ -*7 I 95. Houses For Sale .. 95. Houses For Sale 95. Houseii For Sale Ol?» n r.ro R E b u t in o su e NICK t B ed ro om , 1 Bath, SPACIOUS I B ed room , I nt h Bt. Joh n* V l l g r — w . 4th. S an­ S hort M o r t g a g e . t o * d own L och A r bor , 333-01114. f o r d ; S ub ur ba n Bata ta s— t p a y m en t. Ph. I l l - l l l l -attar ml. W. on 41 A ; C rysta l I-aka. I p. ra. „ Government Owned P ark I-aka. Lake M ary ; L a y o w a a d , Malna St., L on g Homes w o o d ; A u d u b on Pk.. W o o d w a r d A v a , Dt l-a nd. W a cut t om plan a Build on y our I/ot or Ours. F H A , V A or S election e f I. I. and 4 C on vention al. B e d r o o m s lo cated In varloaa LM.S’ ESTEHPRIBB8. IN C . Bectlona o f Panford Ha ro ld C. Logan . Praa. I m mediate D e liv e r y Main O ff lc a : 4 ml. So. o f Banfo r d on 17-41, on a b lo r k Waat MONTHLY PAYMENTS I. I. A I BEDR OO MS o n S rm ln ole Ava. Ph. Col­ FROM $50.00 lect 414-1411. W e cona ld er It 1, ! H A 1 BA TH S FOR THE BEST HOME KITCHEN EQUIPPED ■i p r lv lle c a to put y o u In a Near Hom e. L O W M ON TH LY P A YM E N TS BUY T o r C om p let e I n f o rm a t io n •SEE YOUR Bee or Call T o u r fu ln ) fin l) By Nadine S e lle r $100.00 D O W N . $100 D O W N ,4 ” FHA - VA V A SALES BROKER B E V E I I A L O u ts tan din g 1 A 1 W a B ed ro om Hnmeo av ai la ble In a ll Ar ea s a f Sanford. L ot ua ( h e w y ou A r o u n d ! Ha va Tha Homo F or Y ou Stenstrom Realty III! ttl-tlll Seminole Really PARK DRIVE 111-7445 NIOIITS 1»M B P ark Ava. I l l - l l l l an y ti m e IM -III ! I!l-«5 4 l Ill-llll Ill-Ill] l* |irr* aald. *»' CujuUYn 1 W W "0*nfHy Jndita Florida, of af nemliioia Coun ty, hll offlca In the c o u r t hn u,a o f aald C o u n ly at S an ford, Florida, within a ll c a l ­ en d ar m onth* from tha time a f tha flrat p u blic at ion o f tbla n ot ice. T w o coplea o f each c laim o r dema nd ehall be In w r ltln a . and e h a l l ' ala la the plac e o f residen ce and poet o f ­ fi c e eddreee o f tha claima nt, an.) ahall be awnrn to by tha cl aim a nt, hla agen t, or a t t o r ­ n e y and a c c om p a n ied by a fitIns fea o f ona dollar andeaurh c la im or d tm an d not ao tiled ahall be void E d u a r d W lllla m e A ■ ad m in ist ra to r o f tha E tt a t a of Elela Hunter, deoeaaad P u bllt h Jan T. II. It . II. ll<> CDI-I * FH A Property Management and Sales Broker REALTY Legal Notice la the Court or the Caanty Jadaa, Baaalaat# Cnwwty, Btala al Flartla. la Probata, la ra tka Retale eft $100 D O W N 109. Apartments for Rent 115. Autoe For Sale - BEDR OO M . I bath, un- FUn.N. Apt. close In. Ill-IIO t l l l l ST UDEBAKER furn laha d. 1 ml. t o has*. 1 4 door Sedan I I . M l b l o c k * l e a h o p p ln g center A CITEAN, I Bdrm. Apt., Kitchen SANFORD MOTOR CO. reheat. 1 y e a r Ir a t e r e q u ir ­ loo French Avc. M l-llll Equip. No. Pete, i l i l Elm. ed. 111! at a. 111-1079 a f t e r I p. m. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111 OLDER SMALL Car In cire ll. A tt r a r tlv a I D R hom e, m baths, k lt ch a n eq u ipp ed , tarraao fleers, ea r p or 1 A Uti­ lity room . Baa l a ap p re ciate. O w n e r on p re m ie r e Saturday. W . First St. I l l O ak la nd A v i ., Bunland C O M P L E T E L Y furnlahad. In Katates or c all T I T - l l l l , Port eluding washer, l l l l Mat FURN. Apt. Close O ran ge . Fla. Cowan. MI-4111. nell^ -AVI. la. Jlmmlt ent condition, good for se­ cond oar.' Sell very cheap, Ph. I l l - l l l l . SMALL APT., I l l Elm. Suitable for couple or retired man Ml. DUPLEX. 1101 Elm. clean A nicely furnlahad |M. North 1-13.7. RAMBLER Cteaete 'l l . Cur. torn e-dr. Mdan. Automatic, Rgm. many aitraa Original Cwner, Low mileage. Show­ room near condition. Sacrt* flea, ill-1171 MCKEE USED CARS NO MONET DOWN 711 Frcnoh Ava. 113-0731 FURN. Apt.. I l l W. 13th Call lil-I I M . non 3 BDRM. Furn. Down, Utilities, 'l l VALIANT. 4 dr. 17.000 mtlea. M l. 133-1714. W ill taka older car for equltf WANTED! Elderly lady to and asauma payments. I'tv NICE I Ildrm. Frame, 3 Iota. LAKE MART: 1 Bdrm, Kltch ahara nlca apt. Vary reaaoneei-iiee. Shade, git Ip-shape ttl-S K I on equip.. C. R. Adults 171 • bla. References eiohanged. me. r h . I l l - f i l l or l l l -l d l t 313-3111. 118. Trucks For Sale 96. H ou sed • Sale or Rent JIM H U N T Legal Notice l a tha P aart a f the r . a n t p J a d g e , Sem isale C e a a t y , F l o r ­ ida. la P ro bat a, l a rei R elate at d a t a H u nter Dereered. Tw All Cradtlata a a d Peranaa Its,Isa (la li a a ar lle aiaa de A a a la e t Bald R a t a l*, Y ou and aarh o f you are h e r e b y notifi ed and required to p re t e n t an y cl alm e and demand s w h ic h you , or either o f you, m a y have at aln nt tha eit a te o f Elrlo Hunter, dereaeed, la|e - 1 I-BEDROOM. concrete black, t B E D R O O M Uhfurntahad. all electric. Nothing down, at North Langwaad area III mo. aume III monthly payment. Wlntar Park Ill-llll. Inquire at 111 David, N. Or­ lando. Ph. I l l - n i l . 4 BDRM., I Full baths, Family Room. Living Room. Kltchan ALL ELECTRIC, Central air with Elec. Range, Utility A and heat. 1-Bedroom, 1 4 storage room, Double car­ bathe, Fla. Room. Aalunie ports, central air' condition­ Morlgaga of III par mo ing A heat, l l l l mo. 1 year Terms I3I-0III. lease. 131-0111. F H A - V A HOMES $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES •7. Houses For Rant Jan. 14, 1965— Page 3-A 95. Houma For Balo S W E E T IE P IE T h e m !"C a ll 322-5612 Officer l i t 3111 K lfhtl: 13 3 -om 1144411 l l l l r a r k Drive Legal Notice "I tpraid intifrim »tl over tha ildawtUcto keep it E A R L A I I M. B A S S E T T Dereaeed. FINAL N O T Ifi: Notice a f P a k lle H ea rin g Notice la her eby l i v e n that Notice la he reby given. Board the u n d e r l i n e d will, an the 31th day o f D ec em b er, A. D. o f C o u n l y C om m lsa lon ar a ef t i l l , prevent ta the Itohnrable Pemlnnte C ou n ty . Florid a, will CiVinly J u d g e o f Semlno|t»Coun- h e a r and afiptal aga ln at the d r ty,*■ F l o r i d a , , - M a fi n a l j g l u t B . c f e l o n e f tha Bemlnola, C- unty accounH^nn 1 v o u e j e r a , aa E ar-- c li l o r oT tlie « K a t a t a - o f Karlah t-irbilreli.n tu p a r k a house M. Bass ett, d ereaeed. and al traile r on the f o l l o w i n g d e s ­ aald time, then and tla-ra, m ak e c ribed p r o p e r l y ! Tha t part o f ap plicat ion to the raid Judg e the W 4 o f tha NW14 J n l a c for a fin al se ttlem en t o f hit Don 3 I - I0 B -M E l y i n g W a i t ef a d m in istra ti on o f eald estate. I •4. Publ ic h e a r in g will be held Bnd f o r an or der d ls r h a r g la g In tha Se min ole C oun ty Court him ar su ch Ex ecu to r . Hou se, S an ford. Florida, In the D eled this the 34th day of C o u n l y C o m m is s io n e r s Room, Decem ber . A. D. 14<t. on January 31, 1911 at 10:09 W e b b e r B. H i t n r e Aa E i e c u t o r o f the Ertata A M or aa roan th e r e a ft e r aa possible o f E ar lah M. Bassett, Hoard o f C o u n ty CammtaaDeceared. lonere W ln d e r w e r d l t . Haines A Sem in ole C oun ty , F lorid a Ward Hv John Alaaandar, C h a ir ­ 334 r a r k Avenue. South man P O. Boa 317 Aliaal: Arthur Backol'b, W lnta r Par k. Flor id a Jr r u b lla h Dae. It. n i l A Jan Fubllrh Jaa. II. 1H I. t. i t . i t . m i C M II C D tl-lt . from icing upl'* 95. Houses For Sain I BEDROOM House, Kitchen ISO mo. Up Surplus City. l l i i OMC TRUCK, good mech­ RENT OR SALE: 1 Bedroom C. equip.. Near Rasa III mo. anical condition A 4 New 1-Rcom Efficiency apt. with R. hunt, sear Fintcreet Ph. ltl-414*. Tires. Call ltl-1441 Bchool. 3714 Magnolia Ave pvt. hath A shower, suitable for couple or single parson Ph. 133-1177. ■ 1 BEDROOM I I I n o ., Th. I l l or retired. All ullllllla lit 120. Automotive Service 4911. CASBELBRIinr. I Bedrooms, eluded In rent. Ideally localt >v bathe. Central Heater A 102. Mobile Homes • Sale ad on tat SI., within 1 block Air conditioner, Mahe Offer. of 3 free parking Iota and A U T O G LASS •hopping canter. Inquire at tM w n . h . r , nr. |4T-T»n. DON'S Manual Jacobson Dtpt. flora. IN S T A L L E D MOBILE HOME SALE! I ll E. First St. 97. Houses For Rent Senkfcrik GIass and Paint "Tour Wheel Ertata Dealer' 17 Modala to choose Iron J nnilM., Furn. Apt.. 111. Company i BEDROOM, Partially furaOfEM T DATS A W EEK 1101 Magnolia, rh. 113-Mil, 310 Magnolia . Ph. T i l - l l l l lehed <71 mn. Ill-ISIT. lll-lltl It. A. Williams. Hwy. 17-11 Leagweod. Fie. Auto n lu a Tope I fitdeoanc House, Kitchen A (U*t Covftr* equip, scrltnad parch, clot, l i l t . M i l AVALON, I Bdrm. UNFURN. Upstairs APT. I ll month. I ll Magnolia Ava. In­ ed garage I I I ; I Bedrotm Early Aeaerlogn far tala or quire downstairs after I p A U T O GLASS & Duplat, Kitchen equip., nlca trade fsr7 Can be atan tl .wm. or call 113-4110. neighbors, fenced yard ITS; man'a Trailer Court. I ml. SE A T CO VER CO. •mall Furnished cottage, S. DaBary between I A T. NIi’ B, l a r g e Furn. 3 Bdrm. 104 W. fnd SI. I ! t - i n i l Meal location III. Apt . Tiled bath. I l l - l l l l or a l l w o r k ^m ^ t i \NTKun 1-1 and I Hadroama 1341. 1700 Magnolia M i. NEW and USED SOU TH W ARD 95. Houses For Sale Awalnga A Cabanas QUALITY MORILfe HOMES 12.1. Koala A Motors F ^ R N ^ ^ ^ Io o M e llo n v m e . D R E E STIR AIR I l l - l l l l 10N. Rooms For Rent Investment a Really BEAUTIFUL I bedroom, I Oataway To Tha'Waterway Chairs Iota av aila ble in D r e c n . bath home. Lake privileges. 111 N. rark Ava. Ilt-IITI t Robson SportiiiK Goods t l l ( MARLETTE. H a l o Aa- • b r a i l o f USib A l b o r o v e r lo o k i ::- 7 o t i ._ CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 .Tour KY.!NRUUk_Dfeler aiiam a - i . s r M k n W firtm *. nupiaw waw. r naeourre. C.U.4* t 0 rn *•- f u f r U j ^ . Pit. iM -ly ai room. JAjr'r•. b u ild in g ™ o y o u r epeclfli-s- R A V E N N A P A R K , I-ow m on t h b*tn. kllch#n #qulpp*1. wktlnna. D r een b ra lr d eveloped l y p ay m en ts , l - b c d r o q m r 1 t#r. Furn. Call 111-4011 *ft»r by bath, ac r c e n e d - ln porch. Tkrga I. * 104. Trallar Bpsee • Rent KI NOSW OOD lot. >33-4471. BUILD ER S , INC. >331074 1100 D O W N — VA. FIIA TRAILER SPACES an Lake Dn ve rnm en t Hom es. 1 I A 4 303 F a ir m o n t Dr. Ashby. Adults only, ph. I llHava three 1963 Chevy Dump Trurka I would lledroonia. Mon thly pa> menta llll. Hwy. 17-11 ■. s f f i jf e a - .« 5 K t FOR .SALE Payton Realty 133-1101 l l l l lltawatha at 1T-II SAFE AT PLAY from |4U. AND your children protected by |* (halo-link fanes Nice I bedroom, 1 bath, frame heme on I lovely lots. All un. der fence. Owner aeke 111,001 nttiltor*!n«uror*TrA.l9a but eaye: "Bring all Offers" I l f . O i l 1919 M. Kr#r..h A\t Stemper Agency I SOU TH W ARD IIKI'IM CIOM h )M. In Kamlljr R rhool, ltof»m >hnpplll|| Oc ala N il l Foraat. Goo d fish ing . 110 mo Ph. I13-440! attar l:| o p m. c#rt»r A b«B« Low Faulty A r u R N I S l I K D I badroom heura. INVESTMENT A REALTY li t N Park Ava. I ll 4173 salt. In Hood condition. Itrady to go fn work. Hood 4 yard dump bodlca. The price Is right. Can be etan ind driven' I BEDROOM hour*. Living A 106. Apartments for Rent Dining Roam, Kitchen. Call III-TM4. ■ MALL FURN. Oarage Apt., Adult* only. No Pita M l mo. F I'RNIHIIKD ho u rs aeroaa from Apply 1101 Park Ava. A ia u m * P ay m en t 111 mn. m* 1mi u r r 1 Drlv# feat 0J74 I 'a l m e t ’ o. P ho ne 111- FURN. O ar ag e Apt 3SI4H Ualm t l l o . Ph. 131-0111 or 3134344 Inquir e >111 r a l m a l t a •t Strickland-Morrison Ford Co. In Downtnn Hanford. 122-1419 let FI-OOR Furn Apt , Frlvata Entrance 1C0| Palmetto Ava. BANKS and FINANCE FIRMS DEMAND THEIR $ $ $ I0VI ! BALANCE 51 P O N T IA C Original, One Owner, Automa­ tic. ftadin. Healer. Double Ultra Sharp. 52 C A D IL L A C 9 PaaaenBer, F u l l Factory F!qulpmenl, Heal Low Mileage, Plus Air Conditioned. $ 197 *214 57 L IN C O L N Premier, Four Door Hardtop, Ornulnr Leather Interior Wllh Beautiful Matched Paint. Driv­ en By One Owner. Autottiallr, Uadio, Heater, Factory AJr Con­ ditioned. Powar Steering, Paw. er Brakes. Del Ray Coupe. All Original. Leather Interior mill Good Aa New. *661 57 C H E V R O LE T Straight Slick. Beautiful Green and While. Sound and Solid, Kadin and Heater. *691 *683 59 C H E V R O LE T ' Bel Air*. V-». Automatle, Ra* dlo. fleatar, Tower Brake#, Power Steering. New Set Urea, No Money To Spend. •59 P L Y M O U T H Four Door, Green end White, Green Interior. Automatic, d Cylinder, Truly A Gaa Saver. * ‘697 *224 60 Volkswagen 4 Door Futura, Beautiful White With Matching Interior. Aut»* malic. Radio aad Hratnr. *562 *991 00 Ob 55 P O N T IA C Blare kief. Fully Equipped. Good, Solid. Sound Transportation. BALANCE I Door Dilute Station Wagon, tf M Fully Equipped, l.nral One T Owner, Flimc Red Matching Interior. 4 Door Sedan, drecn ind White, New Seal Cavers and Tlraa, Full Fariory Equipment On# -Owner Only. 4% f *392 *20 DOWN 58 O L D S M O B IL E 'M “ d D#or Hardtop. Beautiful rhlug InRrd and While, Mate! tarlor. Automatic, Pawar hlcerlog. Power Brakes, Factory Air Condillonrd. BY J A N U A R Y 20th *327 24 MONTHS TO PAY (O N E V E R Y C A R A D V E R T ISE D ) 58 C H E V R O L E T 4 Door Station Wagon, V-B, AutomaUf, Full Factory Equip­ ment. Thia Is A Btail I Saratoga, Original Whit* Fin­ ish, Matching Intrrior, l.ow Mileage, Double Eagle Tlrra, Plus Factory Air Condill#ned. *391 58 DODG E *197 Custom Royal, Heaullful Blue and While. Thia U A Merhanlra Dream. _ 59 P L Y M O U T H • Passenger Wagon, Automatic, Radio, Heater, Power Broken, Power Steering, Real Low Mile­ age. d d 499 National Bank R E P O SSE SSIO N S I * I (National ReposBCHsions, Inc.) 1012 SA N FO R D AVE. d 1 692 BAL. 62 Metropolitan BAI.AN c K Original Black and White With Beautiful Matching Interior, R ea l Clean Throughout, T r u ly A Bargain. . , ‘694 64 FORD 4, Ton I’ irk-t'u, G a l Saving 6 Cylinder, Straight BUrk, N*w Palftt, New Tlraa. 59 P O N T IA C Ronnavllla, 1, Door HardlkR, AH Original W'hllo Wlin Matching Blur and While Interior, Pow­ er Brakes. Power Steering, I'laa Factory Air Conditioning. Ph. 322-4503 OPEN EVENINGS SANFORD OPEN EVENING!) *681 '5 7 'M E R C U R Y Black and White, All Original, All Kartory Accraaorita, Mllaagr, One Owner. - BALANCE *590 59 C H E V R O L E T 4 Door Sedan, Black and Whits Wllh White Wall Tlraa, Bacon, dltlonrd Throughout, Beady Tu Roll. *492 55 C A D IL L A C . *99 Coupe DeVllle, Rverythlng ta Good. Fine Transportation At A Give-Away Price. BIG JEEP 4 Whrel Drive. New Motor, New Transfer Case, Transmis­ sion and Rear Fnd. equipped With 900/IB Tires, Guaranteed For Life Time. *990 56 C A D IL L A C 4 Door Sedan. For Traniporta. lion You Will Alwave Ra Ola! Y ou Dought. All Fariory Fqulpmrnt a n d 'K terylhlng Work*. *160 59 FO RD *496 60 R A M B LE R Wagon, 4 Door, Full Factory Equipment, Full All-Weather Rye Air Conditioning, Immacu­ late Throughout. Abootute One Owner, Low Mileage, Real Buy! 57 D ESO TO 57 R A M B L E R 4 Door Sedan’, Only Ona Way Ta Deacrib# Thia Cor. It la A Real Cream Puff. ' 55 DODG E 1 Dour Sedan, Real Transporta­ tion At A filer Away Price! *791 57 IM P E R IA L While Wllh All Factory Acces­ sories Including Dual Air Con­ ditioning, You Juat Can’t Buy More Cer F a r Y e a r M o n e y . A * T e a t Drlro Will Prota T h ia ! It Tm rSk-Up. Krllln. B o where For #1495. Thoroughly Reconditioned, Absolutely No Money To Bomd! *392 | A A || 0 'M ~jb u m m *99 57 F O R D Country Sedan, Automatic, Ra­ dio, Heater, Power Hrakea, Power Steering, dual Trans­ portation, *127 56 C H E V R O L E T d Door Redan. For A Good S««. tuid Car That Will Coma and Go Don't Hesitate Tu Huy Thia One, 56 ST U D E B A K E R *478 , | f l l | J U Wagon, K itra Clean Inside, Needs A Paint Jot, Good Me- *140 ‘199 60 C H E V R O L E T *598 Corval* Sedan, Matalle Green With Matching latarior. U w Mileage, Ona Owaer, Nathlng To Spend. *777 --------- : -:\ ‘ 63 C H E V R O L E T 4 Door, Low Mllaaaa, K i t r a Clean, Ready Tu G e . If# M e a t y To Speadt 60 R A M B L E R . The Senaatloa O f Tha Natlaw, Truly A Gaa Saver, Low Mile- ‘ age. Local One Owner, Kitra Rharp. *987 Galaile 4 Door IMrdlep N*w Tire#, New Scat ( over*. K(coudltionrd ThroudhouL *322 58 C H R Y SLER Four Duora, llcautlful Light Tan With While Top, With Matehlng Original Interior, Lo­ cally llrlten fly Only One Owner. 4'heck Wllh The Owner. This la Truly Tha Ilargaln Of The Year Af N OO w B a s il ( I f u l Bhy Blue With Matching latarlnf, Law Milan!*, Laeal One Owner. *396 EVERY C A R W IL L BE SO LD BAL. 62 F A L C O N 100-CARS-100 1958 D O D G f C U S T O M ; 9-PASS. SIE R R A W A G O N • 60 M E R C U R Y 62 FA L C O N 37.000 Actual Miles, A Wlntar Park Estate Car, Absolutely Slill Brand New Ihroughout, Full Factory Equipment Including Factory Air Conditioning. For A f a r Y «« Will Raally Enjoy I'lrasa Taka A Look! 55 C A D IL L A C 54 C H EV R O LE T Plrk Up Truck. A Haro Item. Sound Ao A Dnllar All Tho Way. Don't Let This Ona Gat Away. 1959 B U IC K SP E C IA L 4-DOOR H ARD TO P *991 aticitgfirr-jeyr a S B mm a E C7 �"Cut Your Own' Taxes - 9 lly Ray |)e Crane Newspaper Enterprise Assn. GRANT WASHINGTON Man o] Jew words. , BUCHANAN History's most lavish. Many taxes formerly deduce Rile on the annual income tax return were eliminated by the 1004 Revenue Act. These are the tax on cigarettes and al­ coholic beverages and fee* paid for auto license tags and drivers’ licenses. The Treasury Department also has reviewed the snles tax allowance charts in the 38 state* having state, county or city sales taxes. For each JOHNSON State Internnl Revenue Serv­ "Jest plain Jolks." ice now has a chart showing the, optional amount of sales tax which may la* deducted without any proof being re­ quired. These automatic al­ lowances are based upon total of venison, 76 hams and 126 income and the number of per­ tungues. sons in the family. In most of the states the The event, it is said, was long remembered. Where the jewels were. How America Had A Ball * I lf Jerry Kirin • WASHINGTON (N EA) — Tha ghost* of Georga Wash­ ington waarlng black velvet and diamond*, Woodrow WIIaon forbidding an Inaugural ball aa "frlvoloua" and Wil­ liam Henry Harrison killing hlmielf delivering an 8,000word-long Inaugural Addrns, all will be among the invisible audience at the Capitol Jan. SO. A* Lyndon Johnaon • la ■worn In aa their lu rrciior to the nation's highest office they may reflect".how dra­ matically Inaugurals have -changed I.BJ f6K diciaihg custom and wear a plain busi­ ness suit for the ceremony. The father of his country never felt comfortable in the fancy dress and varnished shoes his advisers felt dignity r e q u i r e d , but apparently Washington tried to make up for this flamboyance by giv­ ing the shortest inaugural uddress, just 134 words. On Wednesday e v c p I n g some 20,000 persons are erpected to attend a series of Inaugural balls, a tradition begun by James Madison in 1809 (when only 400 turned up). Ills predecessor, Jeffer­ son, had disapproved of a ball berause It "smacked o f roy­ alty." Kimitnr celebrations were ruled out by Frunklin Roose­ velt, Hoover, Coolidgc, Hard­ ing und Wilson, perhaps sens­ ing America's coming in­ volvement in war, said such a bull would lie "somewhat friv­ olous in the fare of the sol­ emn responsibility assumed in taking ortlre as president." President Johnson’s lining ursl speech will probably fol low his "Jest plain folks" style and be of moderate length. It took about an hour But •Harding's speech was so fu ll. nf "incomprfhcujible polysyllables" that literary critic H. L. Memkcn said it possessed tho "style of a rhinoceros liberating himself by main strength from a lake of boiling molasses." Harding hnd "tortured" the American language, rhnrged Mencken, and put ft "to cruel and un­ usual uses." Inaugurul speeches have been used to set the tone and thrust of Die new administra­ tion. Hut strangely, there were four chief executives who delivered no addresses at all, -HroiC&t* Joiinson and Arthur were vice presidents who succeeded to the higher office through death. Hut since none w as elected in his own rigid, none ever got the .chance to make an inaugural speech. It will be some time before the total bill for ttie 1 9 0 5 inmigration comes in, hut no doubt it will run into the hun­ dreds of thousands. Just to erect reviewing stands around tile White House cost about $100,000 these days. Though when Zachary Taylor was. sworn in they cost $'200 and the carpenters were glad to la* earning $1.60 a day. This inaugural crowd wilt no doubt la- well behaved. Yet the White House reception given for Lincoln was so dis­ orderly it seemed that "11 reg­ iment of troops loot been quartered there with permis­ sion to forage." The public was so unruly following Jackson's swearingin that they left thn White House virtually in tottirx Af terwaid. Jackson and bis voc picsfdcnt, John t’alhoiin, had trouble finding enough on broken china on wbnli to have dinner. for ILurlxon to grt ..ILrlhc j At l' «s ^ . I 11 J||tf oysters, 600 quarts of chicken salad, 1,200 qunrts o f ire cream, 600 quurta of Jelly, <50 saddle nf mutton, four auddlelt GET TH ESE WASHINGTON (UPI) •— The Veterans Administration ( VA) advised Uwinukei* it will close 14 hospitals ami 17 | regional office* across the counti)\ It estimated the'sav­ ing at $126 million a year. Hospitals to lie closed were picked on the basis of low I patient demand, difficult j staffing, and outmoded struc­ tures, th. VA said. Functions of regional o f­ fices on the list for closing are to he transferred to the nearest other available VA offices. Target date for all closings Is June 30. Hospitals to tie closed are at Rath, N. Y.; Castle Point, N. Y.; Clinton, Iowa; Dwight, 111-1 Fort Bayard, N. M.; Grand Junction, Colo.; Lin­ coln, Neb.; McKinney, Tex.; Mile* City, Mont.; Rutland Height*, Ma**.; Sunmount, N. Y.; Thomaavilie, Ga.;‘ Whit* City, Or*.; and the Tubercu* toils Division at Breckavllle, Ohio. Yank Ousted W ARSAW (U PI) — The Polish government ha* ac|-u*ed a U. 8. Air Forca attache, . Col. Qeorra F. Carry Jr., of ■• apying and ba* asked him to Uava th* country. . ^ J A N U A R Y assessments for roads or sew­ ers), state and local gasoline taxes, state and local Income taxes and personal property taxes which many state* have on investment* and revenueproducing securities ' It is wefl to remember that NO federal taxes such as those charged on transportation, utilities, admissions and the various excise taxes are de­ ductible. Here is the gas lax for the various states: 6 rent*— Illinois, Kansas. Missouri, Texas, Wyoming. 6 Vs cent*—Massachusetts. 6 cents—Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Dis­ trict of Columbia, Idaho, In­ diana, Iowa, Michigan, Minne­ sota. Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York. North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Wiscon­ tax forms are available in * new 64-page book. sin. ' To order a copy send name, 6 Vi cents— Arkansas, Geor­ address and 50 cent* to: "Cut gia, Vermont. Your Own Taxes,” c/n (San­ 8.68 cents—Oklahoma. ford H'-rald). P- O. Rox 48^ 7 cent*— Alabama, Califor­ Dept A. Radio City Station, nia, Florida, Kentucky, Louis­ New York 19, N. Y. iana. Maine, Mississippi. Nebraska, N e w Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Penn­ sylvania,'Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia. 7 4 cent*—Washington. WASHINGTON (UPI) — 8 cent*— Alaska. President Johnson wants evMaryland was 6 cent* to cry , govenment department June 1, 1984, 7 cents thereaf­ and agency to hunt for more ways to save money. ter. The President issued the (NEXT: The Only Time order at his first cabinet meeting of tho year. Sickness Pays Off.) A White House spokesman Al| of the valuable Informa­ tion contained in this series, said Johnson placed heavy "Cut Your Own Taxes," PLUS emphasis on the importunes additional advice and sample o f cutting government costs. Lyndon Demands More Economy - P IC K Y O U R G O O D Y EA R I S IZ E , . Y O U R §T F R < E )M " T I R E ' " B o Y S ----------TH ESE T O D A Y - H U RRYI ItEllEL ({UAHTKT will tippenr under tla- spon­ sorship of the Anchor Club of Seminole High School at 8. p.m. Thursday, Jan. 21, in the SI IS auditorium. Tickets may he obtained from any club member, Touchton’s, Itoumillnt und Antlernon’* und June Frown's beauty salon. McCR0RY’S III 8,678 winder prepared for him p I m U 'II f »Otll I 1|I Il l 'l l ' I’ ll U t l * Hill! by Daniel Webster enough I In* KtirnliT • l«*l laiiiftr w a n m ix time for him to get 1lulled re! li p th a t i i p &I iituriiiiii; M<> and die of pneumonia within 'point* MINI ' ■ f i a i i l n ' ' pt'itpl* the month. unit* Mil l m i l l i n g n i o i i i h ! t i y Inaugural addresses liavi in*; t o J u ra t o t h r i r h a t * a m ! varied in quality as well ai |mutt*. quantity, of course. The one fhir nf ihr niopt lavi*h him* Abraham Lincoln delivered a t 1.ipifta «*v«*i In follow a titt*pi* his second swearing-in ("with , , io(l malic, toward n one') ha. Im- I flir J(„ „ r. hll„ un. \ , pr. come a rjassic trflPpken Ht-|ri(l| budding was .D ried for eratute, though It was one of |lllt, y f, the shortest: just 68H word* - |..rat.-.l ... ,rd. white and bios. John-. Kennedy's, too, will Inside w h s served a banprobably bulk important in |Urt including 4U0 gallons of •history. VA Will Close 14 Hospitals sales tax allowances for 1961 returns arc not as liberal as those permitted In former years. There Is this saving grace: Unlike the experience of past year* IRS will now permit taxpayers who pur­ chased an automobile in 19*51 to add on to the allowance in the state schedule for sales tax the actual amount of state sales tax paid on an auto pur­ chase. This probably will nienn that the taxpayer who buy* a car every year or two will have in the aggregate a high­ er allowance for sale* tax than formerly. Those who buy a car no more often than ev­ ery three years will have a smaller deduction. , Also deductible in the tax column are real estate taxes (but do not include special G REAT BU Y SI CLOSE-OUTS ON GOOD TIRES USED II sidewalk surf boards m i. i;< INI II SIZES ALL II INCH SIZES III.At K nr \\ IIITKW M l. -N O W IN 88 STOCK! • Slcel Hull Hearing-. • Excellent Construction SPEED — I II Kil l s _ TRIC KS' A M ) I I* 2.99 - 3.88 - 4.88 - 7.88 FIKST COME — FIIIST SERVED ADD THEM TO YOl’ K ACCOUNT in Downtown Sanford! AND UP ONLY 25 LEFT ONLY 12 LEFT FIKST COME — FIKST SEKVEI) FIRST COME — FIKST SERVED EASY TERMS JUST SAY “ CHARGE IT" ONLY 20 LEFT See Them At McCrory’s ALL 15 INCH SIZES T a k « v o t r ie o a r W H c n e THB BXPBHTtt A R K ...T O -* chuck hole shake- upl BIG STOCK REDUCTION FRONT END A L I G N M E N T T O TIG H TE N UP YO UR CAR j * We’ll repack front wheel • Correct cumber, caster, bearings 1----- :...... • toe-in • Align front end • Run careful rood, chock SALE N O W IN PROGRESS THIS W E E K 595 any U. S. c a r p ay a s you rido DINETTES Choose From Our lutrifr Selection Of FLASHLIGHT Style*. Sizes, Shapes And Finishes. Alarm Clock Plastic Tops And Upholstered Chairs. S38 and *48 7Pc* *7888 9Pc* $98 s P c.' • I MATHER — OPEN 203*09 E. 1 s t Street F R ID A Y of COOKIE JAR or B E A N POT Thi* multi-purpo»e unit is not only *o,very useful but really' attractive. A full 2 qt. capacity of fine ovenproof pottery beautifully designed. It nuke* a fine gift. The price is hard to believe to hurry in for yourat Sanford Phone 322*0983 5 CELL with batteries Value Plua 69 SERVICE STORE 9 E V E N IN G S — / 1 00 Antique While Cate. Dsrk hand* and nu­ merals, white dial, r.-d sweep second hand.,. Accurate, quiet, never ' needs winding, com­ p a ct aixe a p p r o x i­ mately 3* x 31* , ' 555 W . FIRST ST., SA N F O R D 8 - 6 D A IL Y , 8 - 9 F R ID A Y • / P H O N E 322*2821 ft. �t> *« v * * e i O c* A Clock Watcher who has hop-scotched around the state has nothing hut praise (or this city's mailmen. He's telling all who will listen how court­ eous they are. “ Everyone 1 pass offers a worm giecting," he reporta. • • • Another Clock Watcher has a canary that can sing but just won’t. She decided that it was prvtty lonesome stay­ ing home alone during the day, what with her Mister o ff to work. She also decided that if the canary wouldn't sing, she'd get another. A call was placed to a place that has canaries. They’d make a swap, it was agreed. Minutes after {he 'phone was hung up, the canary began,to sing, and sing, and sing. And the Clock Wat­ cher was near tears. But the canary has to go; the deal is made. • • • Council O K U.S., Canada May Drop Auto Tariffs Seen Likely Leaders Eye Seminole County Formation Of Common Mart * * * * on the S t Johns River * * (Elw * Ry Alvin Spivak Phone 322-2611 Code 32771 Fhonc 322-2611 Zin Zip Code 32771 * * “ The Nile of America” IbraUi A Established 1908 FRL, JANUARY 15, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA J ETV Antenna Inspection ^ Set Jan. 28 « h .m r n » k 'r » : ia n ^ m , iP X ^ * ani h ,atc m i state<Lf6r nexty# ir. lui, men's casuals, a canary. • • • In other business, the board signed agreements with the Orange County School Board to participate in the use of its visual aids library. L’nder terms of the agreement the local board is supplying the salary of a film librarian who will handle the films used by local schools. Bids for lunchroom supplies including “ sneeze guards" (glass to protect food) were turned over to Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, school lunchroom superintendent, for study and recommendation Plans for additions of five classrooms at South Seminole Elementary and Altamonte Springs schools were to be sent to the state for approval j tills week. Funds left over from ma­ terials used at Croums High School will be used to widen the entrance road leading tu South Seminole Elementur) and Junior High schools to facilitate bur srrv ice, the hoard , reported The matter of suitable land on which to build a mainten­ ance shop and bus garage was discussed and members den cd to look for a new piece of property _as“ muwCJiaw owned by the hoard is within an M ’ —* ’ nr z7-~.. said ChurcKfn not Drily suffer-' cd the thrombosis but also is seriously ill with a circulntory weakness that followed a cold. The aged statesman, who was DO on Nov, 30, was strick­ en at his home in London's fashionable Hyde Park (into section. The-medical bulletin said: “ After a cold Sir Winston aonoinlounced committee appoint merits to he: B. L. Helms and B. II. Ferrell, buildings, parks and grounds; Ferrell anil Helms, finance; Percy White nnd Carl I.ummler, water; 1-ommlrr and Helms, streeta; Lommlrr am) White, fire de­ partment. First councilman named for each .committee will serve ns chairman. It was decided ttiat hence­ forth all complaints are to has developed circulatory I filled cut on special form weakness and llielv has been and referred tu the proper a cerebral thrombosis." I committee. The bulletin was signed by ' Council agreed that it would loptiate as fur as |Hiasihlq tin I.ord Moian and Loid lliain, 1tier »lrf a formal agenda, hegin.two of lliitam s ^ i ,, most, dieting“ • * MAIN VALVE WHEEL on new Lake Harney Water System is turned by W. T. Shnddick, state director of Farmers Home Administration (top photo), in presence of Rirmnn McGough, county FHA supervisor, and Mrs. Margaret t’ammaok (left) and Mrs. Margaret Dunn (right), direc­ tors of Lake Harney Water Association. In back are Ralph Cox, FHA dis­ trict director; F. Sieg Holmes, association president; Emory Meridith, contractor; Charles Trues, engineer and Ray Morgan, association vice president. 'In bottom photo, Holmes watches as Shaddick gives wheel a final spin to send water into 7) homes. JR Jf _ _ \ i uished medical men. A cerebral thrombosis is the formation of a blood clot that prevents circulation of blood in a blocked area of brain tis­ sue. Lord Moran, who is H'J him­ self. has hern Sir Winston's physician fur many yeais. Lord Moran is an authority on diseases of the brain and the neivous system. A medical specialist asked to comment on Iht bulletin < said: “ Th* phiase '.initiatory weaknea*' is disturbing. It can W ater ’System -“G o ' ^ Sheriff Praises Altamonte Chief If all the people who *re COLUMBIA. Mo (DPI) still writing 1D64 on checks The daughter of a” unlversity T n L p<; M p W J f i h n e w JU U and letters were stretched end professor, described as be»et 1 Ry Et(w to end they'd reach from here by personal problems drench ‘ to 1966. ed herself with gasoline in a All#monte PoUre c h „ f Ru„ • • • lonely barn struck a match. h„ r„ lgnf(, , Complaint department: Post- and erupted In flame, flame* in sa ,h# of poUc# ch|e( master Cecile Heard, refcrr- 1Viet Nam-style torch luicide. South Daytona at a consider ing to the "g ag " picture in Thursday. able increase in salary. The Ilcrald about the "don't Police hunted today for a . . . .. . The resignation was submit walk on the grass" sign on the mysterious telephone Dpster „ d n u n d a ln AIllmnnte post office lawn, queried: who warned 4hem .B .sd of Sprlnltf M iycr w U w rwlr, “ What do you mean—saying time hat Ann N o n a , Swxifford who m .de the snI've got sandspurs in my was planning to kill herself. nouncement today. No replace“ He said he'd read about it lawn?" .. . . ... ment for Miln* was named at in the paper and U th* did ,jmf Tha staff of “ Smokt Sign- and If aha didn't, he'd *»e _______________ ala.” th* Seminol* High school her ‘ “ morrow " said police D r i z z l e ? C o v e r s newspaper, gave half the pro­ Capt. J. C. Smith. 10 „ . M i s s Atherton* charred S e m i n o l e L O U n t y fits of their Christmas issu* to th* Judy Kinnaird Fund, body was found in an abind-l Headlights remained on virreport* Mri Thelma Lewia, oned barn on the west edge tually *U of this morning at a _ > steady drizzle and heavy overfaculty advisor. This along of Columbia. She was the diughter of Dr. cast kept the area in pre-dawn with a $14 contribution from the Future Farmer* made the and Mri. Lewis Atherton. He condition, An outbreak of accidents tidy turn of $60 to help with ii a history professor at the kept sheriff's deputies snd the th* little Geneva girl’s hos- University of Missouri. Dr. Richard Johnson. Boone Florida Highway Patrol hop­ pits! bills. . * • County coroner, described the ping around the county. Most June in January weather death as ‘ ‘definitely suicide." of them were slid to be continues in this sres snd f*w and said th* dead woman minor. The rain started early last psopl* stem to mind. Some "baa bad personal problems forming interests would lik* for a number of years" and night and continued intermita chilly spell, tht/Ugh, to help had been under psychiatric 1tr-mly throughout the night and ( Ibis morning. mstuis their crops. . , rare. i 48 acres adjacent to the high­ way. The Joyce brothers stat­ ed that plant call for a Hank­ ed ovnl onc-qu*rter mile nsphalt'track to rover 12 to 14arret of the property and a 160-by-SO foot concrete grand­ stand with approximately 1,600 seating rapacity in addi­ tion to steel bleachers. The entire raring and grand­ stand area would be fenced in with a 10-12 foot high ply­ wood or metal fence. ^ Mayor David Wentworth and the rouncil indicated they would approve the proposal af­ ter the legal description of the property involved is checked for zoning. . In ,^thvr business Council LONDON (U Pt) — Sir Winston Churchill, Britain's venerable 90 • year • old elder statesman, has suffered a cer­ ebral thrombosis, hit physi­ cian said today. A medical bulletin signed « h^Lord Moran, When the school hoard meeta with the lo,al legislative the International Peace *°n*' 1 u m waiter Tcsgue, school sd delegation on Feb. J they will Arch on th, Canadian ’- Amer told the By JoAnn llayi ( At present ttiere are five- and built by Meridith Corpora request that the minimum lean border, they signed the ministrative aide ' water valve was turned and one hall n,il< >of distrilm tlon. both >f Orlando, limit for bus riders he reduc­ Columbia River treaty set­ Imard that several instances ‘ *,e Thursday afternoon near tmn lines to >m< Ihe 71 cuvEavemeiils lor pi|>e lines a ed from two miles to a mile- ting up a joint project for de­ of school vandalism were re ported during the recent boli- Geneva to send a flow of fresh turners and. acceding to F. 1 cross private properties were and-a-half. • s s VT 1 ? 0,11 ' r , , ‘ P° W' ***** ind s% ooli rnquested — for the first time in his Sieg Holmes, association prc-si given by Shalfant. Altwrt Camer and erther resource*. permission to remove stolen ,or> ' m,° * ,0l*> ol 71 homes dent, the system is designed mark. Frank Cygan. Fran If Don Bales is approved Negotiators have completed items fromtheir Inventories m ,heLake Harney area. to handle any genetal increase Weils and W II Bruce and by the Governor to fill the work on the pact abolishing In otherbusiness the board **,c *c,lon by W .-T .Shad 61 demand with po.Mtde expan* surve>ing work involv cd vacancy on the school hoard, auto tariffs between the two gave permission for Sanford dirk, state drector of Farmers sion u^ to IOf per 1ent II Heath. this will leave a vaiancy on countries, which would have Junior High Seminole High b'ime Administration and »pr Finalization of plans to get The hoard of directors which ihe board of trustees. Thera to be followed up by congress­ and Crooms High to enter infla * ®uc*‘ °f *be Lake Harney frr»h water foi the area began served the a>siK-iaGon through is some talk of possibly doing ional action because the pre­ to rontrartural agreementsWater Association for the cere Jan 31. 1961, w h appliraits critical development year away with school trustees or j sent trade law permits the with the city recreation deculminated months of tion by Ihe assoe..ition for a wav unanimously re elected making them a pail of the President to cut tariffs in psrtment concerning u se -o f pl-*ntnnc. engineering and in- loan limn Farmer* Home Ad for 1965 at a business meeting hoard — many counties al­ half but not to abolish them Ihe dedication the gymnasiums for basket- vtsIUtmn work on the giitJ.OiKJ ministration with **vi.*tiinrr of held follow in; ready have done this. Reason ■ the local representative. Ba Members an- in a d d itio n U> 1ball and other city recreation water system. for having trustees was main- | Ceremonies took place at-rnonD McGough. It) mid-year j Holmes. Mr* Marjsret Cam ' projects. The tentative agree­ ly to administer the school Margaret Dunn. ments are to he submitted the well amlopump house site the loan ha I hern approved mack, Mr* tax district* — * practice : located one mile cast of lien and construction bid* let on Roy Morgan and Heath to (lie hoard for approval be­ which it no longer followed. J ' eva off SR -16 on properly do- the system which was designed -------- — :--------fore signing. Any change, however, would natcl by T J. Chalfant by Sitnerson and \**«»cialr* require legislative action. Woman Suicides Viel Nam-style NO. 105 Brain Damage Puts Churchill Near Death Here's a thought-provoker: What is the very first thing ypu remember and how old were you ? _• • • Saturday. I Thursday afternoon and set Items which can't be pur­ Pearaon and his wife wera Jan. 28 for an inspection tour, chased in Sanford; A woman’s scheduled to arrive at th e , Installation of antepnas at 7i b » « 1»lWd robe' (large sire). ” . " ^ n a i i . . '~ 'T ' 111 . _ schpQlkli*- • - m w A ... WEATHER: Mostly cloudy and cool thru Saturday, some showers; low tonight in 60s, J O H N S O N C1TV, Tex. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire (U PI) — President Johnson was back at his hill country ranch today for an informal meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and probable accord on a •Tittle common market" in automobiles. An agreement doing sway with Canadian and American By Dottle Austin tariffs on automobiles -and ^ School board officials re­ parts for new sutos was eg- ( viewed final plans for instal­ peeled to emerge from John­ lation of ETV reception an­ tennas at Seminole County son's talks with Pearson at . elementary and junior high the. -1-BJ apread today and , cfloo|i „ (hpir m„ . „ n8 join President and Mrs. John son. The Chief Executive Seldom has a Chamber of and First Lady got there Commerce shown such ener­ shortly before midnight (CST) gy as that of the one repre­ after a three-hour jet flight senting Seminole County. Committee chairmiui were call- from Andrews Air Force Base, «M to n-poYt on there projects Md. to Bergstrom AFB, Tex. the other night. Just one per­ They flew by helicopter from son ou t'of a inure of commit: Bergstrom to the ranch, 66 tees was absent Anil he sent ] miles away. his sincere regrets saying it | Before leaving Washington, was mandatory that he be the Johnsons threw a surprise elsewheie. With attitudes such i party at the White House fur ss this, the county has got to retired Commerce Secretary glow. | Luther 11. Hodges. It was at• • • j tended by members of the Like roast beef! Whir cabinet and other high offidc* ,-n'l ? Then visit the Amer- rials and their wivrs I. an Legion I'ost Hume off The President and his wife Highway 17-92 Monday night then flew from the White for a feast. Starts at 7 with House to Andrews AFB by a brief business meeting and helicopter, accompanied by entertainment to follow. staff aides to assist in the • • • Pearson talks and in work When bids weie opened at this weekend on Johnson's adthe echool boaid meeting dress for his Jan. 2u inaugur­ T hursday for *'sneei« guatds," ation ** I)r. “ Dub’’ Epps quipped: “ I Pearson has been vacation­ thought a sneeze g u a r d was t ing in Florida and he is meet­ handkerchief." He was en­ ing with Johnson on the way lightened to the fact that a back to Canada They last sneers guaid Is a glass which met on Sept. 16 when they protects food m the lunchroom flew in Pearson's Jet S t a r fium germs spiayed around over the Columbia*'River Ba­ by " sniffly tty youngsteia. ^ y n, from Great Falls, Mont., Ry Donna Estes The Longwood City Council Thursday night heard David and Richard Joyce, of Casselberry, pre­ sent jdans for n proposed" stock car race track os-* timated to cost SI00,000. The track would be located in the western sec­ tion of the city on t h e --------- —-------------------- r— Haines property on Satilando Springs Drive. The proposed speedway would be constructed on City Policemen MY ACHING HACK ia what this huR* crane would say if it could. A workman from the Russ J. Daniel Crane Service, Winter Park, hooked onto a 60-ton beam at the United State Bunk of Seminole. The crane bent to the task and then bent again, as inn l>e seen above. No one was hurt. ^ (Herald Photo) jssk sk thrombosis means * clot in , ... ... . . . ... n' th# * rt*rl,» th# brain.*' (.old Moran, who tnvrd Sir Winston's life when h« m u stricken with pneumonia dur­ ing ona of tha World War II llig Three meeting*, read the bulletin from a slip of paper as he stood on the dootktep of the C-hurrhill town house al Hyde Park GaU He refused to expand on the wording of the bulletin itaelf. Churchill has Ih-i-ii suscep­ tible to ruhla all his life, atuh BRIEFS Bridges Down WASHINGTON (U PI) — u: S. Air Force fighter-bombera destroyed several bridgas on a main Communist supply route in an air attack in Laos Wednesday. Peace Corps WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson It considering a plan to tend Peace Corps volunteer* into the Communist satellite nationa of Eastern Europe. Health Hazard WASHINGTON (urn — ,r,M ro,,ure , f * r,UUo" which would require manufacturers |to place health hazard warn­ ings on cigarette pacYagrt. 2 Yanks Die SAIGON (UPI) — Two Americans nnd a Viet names* were killed today when a U. S. Army helicopter hit a power line and crashed in flumes northeast of Saigon. Star Dies HOUSTON, Tex. (U PI) — IJeanette MacDonald, 67, who ■played Juliet to Nelson Ed­ dy's Romeo In a series of movie musicals, died Thurs­ day of a heart seizure in j w,lh t-' ho.ary meet !.M eth o d is t Hospital. ln«*" investigate items before coin|in» *• decisions, tlems will he UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. placed on the agenda by Fri­ (U P I)—The United States Is day preceding the meeting. preparing for a confrontation It was voted to readverti**1 with Russia on the UN finan. for bids to he submitted by <iiil issue snd is lining up Feb. 4, H p in , fur leauifacing support for a General Assem­ Highland, K*eigie»-n anti Mar bly vote. vin Avenue* Motmti wan adopted to open Keller Ave­ nue from Oak an far a» pos­ nATON i i O l l G E , 1^. sible itlui l.nkevu-w f I o III ( UPI) — Southern governora ( hutch to Oiange. may mret in Washington next II m i n agieed that plant he Tuesday to discuss their re­ drawn up fur erection of new ',|IOu,B to Ihe federal govern* to|lri luiiUtrea aiajLj|.*tqlitgc menl'a move to cart o ff milroom at the city park:---- * b’ns of doHarf in financial Councilman Percy White sol to Southern schools unlcaa bad a motion lead by the tlo-y integrate. chairman that the dog ordin­ ance lie amrmh-d to icqinic Dial all dogs in tlit- city la- on OMAHA. Nch. (U P I)—Two leash or in kennels. Action persons were killed and tight wss postponed until Informaispitalized in poor condition lion can he sought fronr othei, today ill an early-morning communities in the ana on Ihrre-alaim fir* at a down­ how similar piuldt-ma are town working men’* hotel, A handled. total of about 8<> persona D a le a n d J u n e o f n r x t m e e t­ was evacuated from tha in g w a s not a n n o u n c e d . Eagle Hotel, j Confrontation Aid Parley Hotel Fire T ra ffic L ig h ts On Traffic signal light* were D ean’s List turned on today at the inter­ William H Bassett, 124 Bun­ • » •"riou»- vM'-cially in section of Higliwa)* -131 and ker Lane, a freshman at Gear* 17 92. gi.v Institute of Technology, v,cw of hi» advance.) age. The light* were in*t.tiled in Atlanta, was honored for high ! an effort to rurtail a ra*h o f ' scholastic achievement by beI accidents and near amdcnC* ing named lo the Dean's list J at the busy intersection I for the 1964 fall quarter. r v r n ‘ ‘i * s lig h t e s t one IS I l e a l Sub-zero Wave Hits Northeast Slid III J I. Hobby lias giv­ United Prcsa Inter national en high praise lo Police Chief The most sc*rre cold wave Roy (,. Williams and his men of the season sent tempera­ for tip* help given in control­ tures falling far below zero ling ti attic during the Inaug­ 1 in New England today while ural Rail Jan 7. I a anow • storm made driving ''The spirit of cooperation hazardous throughout the iyiidwas outstanding and was re­ I west. flected m the way your men Temperatures plummeted to' bandied any assignment giv­ IS below In New England af- 1 en them." Hobby said in his ter aundown Thursday and letter lo the chief. * i were expected to sink to 2S "Without your assistance, lo So degrees below through; (his rnuld have possibly been interior New England and up-1 one of the greltest traffic state New York by daybreak jams in the history of our Bitter cold still hovered county." Ihr fftter added. |over the upper Midwest while The sheriff pledged contin­ a new storm apread one to ued cooperation between tha three inches of fresh snow two departments. from Eastern Iowa to the cen- j tral great lakgt region. Store Becomes International Fallal Minn., J A ‘ Drive-In* recorded a record low temp­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - erature of 42 below zero A dime itore inadvertently be­ Thursday and Hlbbing, Minn., came a dnve'in here Thurs­ reported a 44 below reading. day. liaavy snow squalls played A car driven by Mrs. Gladys off Lake Ontario with nine In­ Stoat Bradfieki smashed ches of trash soow for Boonthrough the front of the store, ville, N. Y., Thursday. Up to taking plate glass windows and six Inches of snow fell lo pieces of masonry with R. parti of Ohio. 1965 M O D E LS DISCOUNT S A LE LIST PRICE SA LE PRICE $2122.95 $1946-00 (Equipped) ONE WEEK ONLY HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 322-4884 109 N. Palmetto Avr. Hanford, Fla. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 14, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 14, 1965. 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By Hay I)e Crane " ’ tvr -Ctl. ■ . , BUCHANAN HUtory'i most lavish. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Many taxes formerly deductIhle on the annual Income tax return were eliminated hy the 10*54 Revenue Act. These are the tax on cigarettes and alrohoHe beverages and fees paid for auto lirense tags and drivers' licenses. The Treasury Department also has reviewed the salrs lax allowance rharts In the 38 states having state, rounty or city sales taxes. For each GRANT JOHNSON W A S H IN G T O N State Internal Revenue Serv­ Where the jewels were. "Jest plain JolksJ Man oj Jew words. ice now has a chart showing the, optional amount of sales tax which may be deducted without any proof being re­ quired. These automatic al­ lowances are based upon total But -Harding's speech was oysters, BOO rprarts of chicken |of venison, 75 bams and 125 income and the number of per­ sona in the family. so fu ll. of "incomprehcufible salad, 1,200 quarts o f ire tongues. In most of the states the The evrnt, it is said, was polysyllables" that literary cream, BOO quarts of jelly, <50 saddle of mutton, four saddle* |long remembered. critic H. L. Me'nckcn said it possessed the “ style of a rhinoceros liberating himself by main strength from a lake of boiling molasses.” Harding had "tortured” the American language, charged Mencken, and put it “ to cruel and un­ usual uses.” Inaugurul speeches have been Used to set the tone and thrust of the new administra­ tion. But strangely, there were four chief executives who delivered no addresses at alL -BnSKn Ia T WOr?CTWmrr. Johnson and Arthur were vice presidents who succeeded to the higher office through death. Hut since nnne was elected in his own right, none ever got the jrlianee to make an Inaugural speech. It will he some time before the total hill for the MtiJf* innugiatlun comes in, hut no douht it will run into the hun­ dreds of thousands Just to ItKIIKI. QUARTET will npputtr under the upon* erect reviewing stands around anrship of the Anchor ( lull of Seminole High the White House cost about School iit 8 p.m. Thttrsthty, Jim. 21. in the S1IS f|(j<j,(MHl these days. Though auditorium. Tickets may he obtained from any whcn 'Ahrhnry Taylor WIl„, club member, Touchton’s, Itoumillat and Ander­ „ w„ ni j„ they cost *200 and son's and June Brown's beauty salon. the carpenters were glad to tie earning $1.50 a day. This inaugurnl crowd will no doubt to- well behaved. Vet I tin White House reception ftir | |ll(.„ttl wll„ „„ ,||, j |y lt that lnM.nl |tf htM) f|UHrl(.m | ,|lf.r„ w|Ul 1 to f „ rilKl.,“ How America Had A Ball I‘ * I l f Jerry Klein • WASHINGTON (N B A ) — The ghosts of George Wash­ ington wearing black velvet and diamond!, Woodrow Wil■on forbidding an Inaugural ball a i “ frivolous” and Wil­ liam Henry Harrison killing himself delivering an H,000word-long Inaugural Address, all will be among the Invisible audience at the Capitol Jan, £0. As Lyndon Johnson • Is ■worn In aa their successor to tha nation's highest office they may reflect'.how dra­ matically Inaugurala have -Changed, ington ~ mi LBJ for decTdlhg to“ break custom and wear a plain bush ness suit for the ceremony. The father of his country never felt comfortable In the fancy dress and varnished shoes his advisers fell dignity r e q u i r e d , but apparently Washington tried to make up for this flamboyance by giv­ ing the shortest inaugurnl ad­ dress, just 134 words. On Wednesday e v e p I n g some 20,000 persons are erpeeled to attend a scries of Inaugural balla, a tradition begun by James Madison In 1809 (when only 400 turned up). His predecessor, Jeffer­ son, had disapproved of a hall berausa It “ smacked of roy­ alty." . Klmilnr celebration* wore ruled out by Fruoklin Booseveil, Hoover, Coolldge, Hardlag and Wilson, perhaps senslug America’s raining involvement in war, said such The pullin' was so unruly ball would lie "somewhat friv- r„||„wil,|r j , l( u.m ’s sweating ololis in the fare of the sol in that they left the While emn responsibility assumed In House virtually in Inlteis At taking office a* president " lerwaid. Jackson and los vn e Piesidrnt Johnson's lining presfdent. Joint Calhoun, tool Ural speech will probably fol trouble f noting enough on low 111* “ jest plain folks” hi obeli china on whnh to style and be of moderate have dinner. length. It tmiK about an boor A t 11 - S i , m il t 's m for Ihurlion tb grt .44o-the ai|g«**| iriepl-loll, Jewels wire. 8,578 warder prepared for him stolen from ladle*,' gowns ami „m by Daniel Webster crmngb |J((, time for him to gel chill m! up flint tint mi*nunit «»< and die of pneumonia within miff!** MINI "f t M ilt l< "" prnpln1 the month. \w-if Mill m illin g Jttniim! f t y Inaugural addresses have iiiK t«* JorMtu l i n n Im U ami varied in quality as well a* Cflilt quantity, of course. The one (Mitt itf I fir nn»Ht lavish tmnAbraham Lincoln delivrrrd at i n fu l l u U »i p m H * his second swearing-in ("with (icntiiii iniiUgUniiiou wan Iud I malice toward none") has be­ for Juttim lliiihniluii. A »prcome a classic of s|«'ken lit­ riiil huihlinir wnn ifcttitl for erature, though it was one of tho party* 2M!» fu't lorijf, duethe shortest: Just 68* word*............ wh„,. b|u#< John- Kennedy's, loo. will i probably bulk Important in inL.lu,tklK 4U0 )lf •rdMory. . j r . VA Will Close 14 Hospitals WA.SHINGTtfcl (UIM) — 1 The Veterans Administration (V A ) advised luwmukei* it will elute 14 hospitals and 17 regional offices across the country. It eatiniated the'sav­ ing at $125 million a year. Hospitals to be rinsed were picked on the basis of low patient demand, difficult alaffing. and outmoded struc­ tures, the VA said. Function* of regional of­ fice* on the list for closing are to be transferred to the nearest other available VA offices. Target dat* for all closings I* Jun* 30. Hospitals to lie closed are at Bath, N. Y.; Castle Point, N. Y.; Clinton, Iowa; Dwight, III.; Fort Bayard, N. M.; Grand Junction, Colo.; Lin­ coln, Neb.; McKinnay, Teg.; Miles City, Mont.; Rutland Heights, Mass.; Sunmount, N. Y.j Thomaaville, Ga.; Whlti City, Or*.; and the Tuberculosia Division at Brecksvllle, Ohio. \r I Yank Ousted W ARSAW (UP1) — Tha Polish government has septaad • U. 8. Air Fore* attache, . Col. George F. Carry Jr., of ■• spying and has asked him to Wave tha country. sales tax allowances for 19<51 return* are not as liberal as those permitted In former years. There Is this saving graret Unlike the experience of past years IRS will now permit taxpayers who pur­ chased an automobile in 19*51 to add on to the allowance in the slate schedule for sale* tux the actual amount of state salrs tax pa 111 on an auto pur­ chase. This probably will mean that the taxpayer who buys a car every year or two will have in the aggregate a high­ er allowance for sales tax than formerly. Those who buy a car no more often than ev­ ery three year* will have a smaller deduction. , Also deductible in the tax column are real estate taxes (but do not IncluJe special G ET TH ESE JA N U A R Y assessments for roads or sew­ ers), state and local gasoline taxes, state and local Income taxes and personal property taxes which many state* have on investments and revenueproducing securities. It is well to remember that NO federal taxes such as those charged on transportation, utilities, admissions and the various excise taxes arc de­ ductible. Here ia the gas tax for the various states: 5 rents— Illinois, Kansas. Missouri, Texas, Wyoming. South Dakota, Utah, Wiscon­ tax forms are available In \ new Bl-page book. To order a copy send name. ** address and 50 rents to: “ Cut Your Own Taxes," c/o (San­ ford Herald). P. O. Box 48^ Dept A. Radio City Station, New York 19, N. V. B'.s ren ts— Massachusetts. sin. ' 6ki rents— Arkansas, Geor1* • gia, Vermont (5.58 cents—Oklahoma, 7 cents— Alabama, Califor­ nia, Florida, Kentucky, Louis­ iana. Maine. Mississippi, Ne­ braska, N e w Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Penn­ sylvania,’ Rhode Island, South Carolina, Trnnrssee, Virginia, West Virginia. 7 4 rent*—Washington. 8 rents— Alaska. Maryland was <5 cents to June 1, 1964, 7 cents thereaf­ ter. <5 rents ArUnna, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Dis­ trict of Columbis, Idaho, In­ diana, Iowa, Michigan, Minne­ sota. Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, (N E X T: The Only Tim e Sickness pay* Off.) Al| of the valuable Informa­ tion contained in this series, "Cut Your Own Taxes,” PLUS additional advice and sample G O O D Y E A R ^ flS iB u Y s r T O D A Y -H U R R Y I M cC R 0 R Y ’S li- " • | P 0 WASHINGTON (UP1) — President Johnson wants ev­ ery .govenment department and agency to hunt for more ways to save money. • . The President issued the order at his first cabinet meeting of the year. A White House spokesman said Johnson placed heavy | emphasis on the important* of cutting government costa. •# YOUR YOUR FR O M BUYSI G O O D U S E D T IR E S I I I '» sidewolk 1 surf boards M l. 1.1 INCH SI7.F.S III. 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'll ' r f L*’ n; More Economy P IC K S IZ E , R R tC E " TH ESE G REA T _____ ___ III Lyndon Demands ♦ V •: J). �« i it --Js A Clock Watcher who ha* hop-scotched around the »tatc has nothing but praise for this city's mailmen. lie's telling alt who will listen hour court­ eous they are. “ Everyone I pass offers a warm greeting,” he reports. • • • Another Clock Watcher has a canary that can sing but just won't. She decided that it was pretty lonesome stay­ ing home alone during the day, what with her Mister o ff to work. She also decided that if the canary wouldn't sing, she'd get another. A call was placed to a place that has canaries. They'd make a *»ap. it was agreed. Minutes after the 'phone was hung up. the canary brgsn.to sing, and sing, and sing. And the Clock Wat­ cher was near tears. But the canary has to go; the deal is made. • • • Council O K U .S ., Canada M ay Drop Auto Tariffs Seen Likely Leaders Eye Seminole County ♦ * * Formation Of Common Mart Phnne 322-2611 Phone By Alvin bplvsk • e * + “ The N ile of America” Zin Cotie 32771 Zip A Established 1908 FRI., J A N U A R Y 15, 1965 SANFORD, ETV Antenna Inspection ^ ./Set Jan. 28 Woman Suicides Viet Nam-style e + W E A TH E R : Mostly cloudy and cool thru Saturday, some showers; low timiiiht In 60s. 7 ^ ' r t V l t e T r o p ' ( Targe s jic ), mVm ~'i7. • h a im , » k T » ^ u 8 ^ , 7 in 5 P ^ * » n£.,» Iatc a l t lw lui, men's casuals, a canary. i°^a President and Mrs. John son. The Chief Executive Seldom hat a Chamber of and First Lady got there Commerce shown such ener­ shortly before midnight (C iT ) gy as that of the one repre­ after a three-hour jet flight senting Seminole County. from Andrew* Air Force Base, Committee chairman were call«M to repoVl on there projects Md. to Bergstrom AFB, Tex. the other night. Just one per­ They flew by helicopter from son out'of s male of commit­ Bergstrom to the ranch, 65 tees was ubsent And he sent miles away. Before leaving Washington, Ins sincere regrets saying it was mandatory that he be the Johnson* threw * surprise elsewhere. With altitudes such party at the White House for ss this, the county has got to retired Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges. It was atgi ow. • • • tended by members of the Like roast beef! Whir cabinet and other high offidcMsn't? Then visit the Amer- cials and their wives l, an Legion Post Hume off The President and his wife Highway 17-ltd Monday night then flew from the White for a feast. S uits at 7 with House to Andrews AFB by a brief business meeting and helicopter, accompanied by entertainment to follow. staff aides to assist in the • * • Pearson talks and in work When bida were opened at this weekend on Johnson's ad­ the sellout boaid meeting dress for his Jan. 2u inaugur­ Thursday fur “ sneer* guards." ation I)r. “ Dub" Eppa quipped: *T Pearson has been vacation­ thought a metre guard was i ing In Florida and he is meet­ handkerchief," )ie was en­ ing with Johnwm on Hie way lightened to the fact that a back to Canada They last sneeze guard Is a glass which met on Sept. 16 when they protects food in the lunchroom flew in Pearson's Jet S t a r 11urn germs sptayed around ------- over the Columbia' River Ba­ by "amfXly" youngster*. _ l y n. from Great Falls, Mont.. " i Id'Vancouver, British Cotum-' When th« school board bia. meets with the local legislative At the International Peace delegation on Fe!>, 1 they wilt Arch on the Canadian • Amer­ request that the minimum ican border, they *igned Hie limit for bus riders be reduc­ Columbia River treaty set­ ed from two miles to a mile- ting up i joint project for de­ and-a-half. velopment of that tres's pow­ e e e er and other resource*. If Don Bale* i» approved Negotiator* have completed by the Governor to fill the work on the pact abolishing vacancy on the school board, auto tariffs between the two this will leave a vet alley on countries, which would have the board » f trustees. Thtre fo be followed up by congress­ is some talk of possibly doing ional action because the pre­ away with school trustees or sent trade law permit* the making them a part of the President to cut tariffs in board — ninny tounlie* al­ half but not to abolish them ready have done this. Beacon for having tru»lees w»» main­ ly to administer the ichool tax district* — * practice which is no longer followed. Any change, however, would require legislative action. • * • The ataff of “ Smoke Sign­ al*,” the Seminole High school newspaper, gave half the pro­ file of their Chriatmas issue to the Judy Kinnaird Fund, reporta Mr* Thelma Lewis, faculty adviaor. This along with a |M contribution from the Future Farmer* msde the tidy sum of *60 lo help with, the little Geneva girl’a hos­ pital bill*. ^ * * e e • June in January weather continuea in thi* area and faw people stem to mind. Some farming Interest* would Ilk* e chilly »pell, though, to help matute their ciop*. . * a n fo tb ir m t li! J O H N S O N CITY. Tex. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire (U P !) — President Johnson was back at hit hill country J ranch today for an informal meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and probable accord on a ■‘little common market1' in automobiles. An agreement doing aw with Canadian and American fly Dottle Anstin tariffs on automobiles and School board officials re­ parts for new autos was ex- j viewed final plans for instalHere'S a thought-provoker: nected pccted to emerge from JohnJohn ' a,*on of ETV reception anWhat is the very first thing lennas at Seminole County son * talk* with Pearson at ypu remember and how* old elementary and junior high the. .l.BJ spread today and Softool* were you 7 at Iheir meeting Saturday. Thursday afternoon and set Items which can’t he pur­ Pearion and his wife were Jan. 28 for an inspection lour. chased in Sanford: A woman'* scheduled to arrive at the Installation of antepnas at If all the people who »re still writing 1964 on checks and letters were stretched end to end they'd reach from here to 106S. • ■ • Complaint department: Post­ master Cccile Heard, referr­ ing lo the * gag" picture in The Herald about the “ dnn't walk on the grass" sign on the post office lawn, queried “ Wh»t do you mean—saying I've got sanvlspur* in my liw n?" on the S t Johns River FLO R ID A NO. 105 By Donna Estes The Longwood City Council Thursday night hoard David and Richard Joyce, o f Casselberry', pre­ sent j«tuns for a proposed ‘ stock car race track es-* timated to cost $ 100,000 . The track would be located in the western sec­ tion of the city on t h e -------- ------------ -------e— — Haines property on S:i»Inndu Springs Drive. The promised speedway would be constructed on neiv A... 48 acre* adjacent to the high­ way. The Joyce brother* Mat­ ed that plan* call for a Hank­ ed oval cmc-quartcr mile as­ phalt track to cover 12 to 11acre* of the property and a JfiO-hy-50 fool concrete grand­ stand with approximately 1,. 500 aenting capacity in addi­ tion to steel bleacher*. The entire racing and grand•land area would be fenced in LONDON (U P l) — Sir with a 10-12 foot high ply­ wood or metal fence. Winston Churchill, Britain’* Mayor David Wentworth vrnerahle 00 • year • old elder ami the rouncit Indicated they statesman, has suffered a cer­ would approve the proposal af­ ebral thromho»|», hi* physi­ ter the legal description of the property involved i* checked cian said today. . A medical bulletin signed for toning. ,i>liter Dimness business vauncii Council . . . . . V . In in ,-Jlinvr l£ _U rd said’ChurcTffTPnol bnly suffer- ouneed " " rquunittce appoint­ Brain Damage Puts Churchill Near Death a c h w ^ 'J *.. BRIEFS Bridges Down WASHINGTON (U P l) — Ui S. Air F'orce fighter-bomb, er* destroyed *everal bridge* on a main Communist supply route in an air attack in Lao* Wednesday, Peace Corps WASHINGTON (U P !) — President Johnson is consider­ ing a plan , lo tend Peace Corps volunteer* into th« Communist satellite nations of Eastern Europe. Health Hazard WASHINGTON , (U P l) — . : --- — staled for next year, tcdhtroiluce leofel.tlon legislation w which nMhtsaki™ hic h In other business, the board ed the thromhosia hut also is ment* to be: 11. L. Helms and would require manufacturer* signed agreement* with the to place health haiard warn* seriously ill with a circulatory B. II. Ferrell, buildings, park* ings on cigarette paAagr*. Orange County School Board weakness that followed a cold. an.) grounds; Fen ell and In participate In Ihe use of Helms, finance; Beley White M AIN V A LV E W H EEL on new Lake Harney Water System ia turned its visual aids library. Under 2 Yanks Die The aged statesman, who and t arl I.uininler, water; by W. T. Shmldick, state director of Farmer* Home Administration (top terms of the agreement Ihe was 00 on Nov, 30. was strick­ Lommler and Helms, streets; SAIGON (U P l) — Two photo), in presence of lUninm MeGmigli, county FHA «up<*wi»or, and local board is supplying Ihe American* and a Vietnamese en at Ids home in London's Lommler and White, fire de­ Mrs. Margaret t ’anmiack (le ft) and Mrs. Margaret Dunn (righ t), direc­ salary of a film librarian were killed todny when a U. fashionable Hyde Bark Gate partment. Fust councilman tors of Lake Harney Water Association. In back are Ralph Cox. FHA dis­ who will handle the films used S. Army helicopter hit a named for each .committee trict director; F. Siep Holmes, association president; Emory Meridith, section. by local schools. power line and crashed In will serve ns chairman. contractor; Chillies Trues, engineer and Ray Morgan, association vice Bids for lunchroom supplies Thrmiedieel bulletin said; flames northeast of Saigon. It was decided that hence­ president. In bottom photo, Holmes watches as Shuddick gives wheel a including “ sneeze guards'' “ After a cold Sir Winstun forth all complaints are to final spin to send water into 71 homes. (glass lo protect food! were has developed circulatory I out <>n special form Star Dies turned over to Mrs. Charlotte HOUSTON, Tex. (U P l) — weakness and there lias been mid referred to Hie proper Whitmore, school lunchroom Jeanette MacDonald, 57, who a cerebral thrombosis." committee. superintendent, tor study and played Juliet to Nelson Ed­ The bulletin wa* »igned by ' Council agreed that it would recommendation dy'* Romeo in a series of * * . , i i * u to p e iM tr n s f u r im tin Plans (or additions of five Lord .Mon»n and Loid Drain, 1 1 movie musical*, died Thurs­ classrooms at South Seminole two of lintftiir* mo.l di*t»i|f- ,,f*r 1 tnrmml day of a heart seizure in Elementary ami Altamonte ui.tie.lmedical men ,""*f w" ,, ■''•‘■•'lury " " " l Methodist Hospital. Springs schools were to be A cerebtal (Inumbusli is the lug. to give member* time to sent lo the stale lor approval formation of a blood clot that investigate item* before ruin­ Confrontation Uils week. prevent* circulation uf blood ing to decision*, tlrms will be UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Funds left over from ma­ in a blocked are* of brain tis­ placed on the agenda by Fri­ (U P l ) - The United States I* terials used at ('rooms High day preceding the meeting. sue. preparing for * confrontation School will tie used lo widen It was voted to reudverllae with Russia on the UN flnan. Lord Moran, who is 82 him­ the entrance road leading to self, has been Sir Winston's fur hid* to tie submitted by rial issue and is lining up South Seminole Elemental: |physician for many years. Feb 4, tv p in., for resurfacing support for a General Assem­ and Junior High schools to Lord Moran is an authority on Highland, Kveigieen and Mar bly vote. facilitate hue service, the Motion was disease* of the brain and the vin Avenue* board , reported adopted to open Iteitrr Ave­ Aid Parley ueivout system. The matter of suitable land A medical specialist asked nue from link ns far us pos­ R A T O N It O llC E , T*. on which to build a mainten­ to comment on Hi* bulletin sible and 1 ukeview f r o m (U P l) — Southern governor* ance shop and bus garage was (hutch to (flange. suid: may meet in Washington next discussed and members dect It was agieed that plans tie Tuesday to discus* their re­ 'T h e phrase *, initiatory ed lo look lor a new piece of weakness' n disturbing It ran drawn up fur erection of new sp o n se to the federal governproperty ~ai**nuneZ3iow owned mean- Fir Wsuyton's condition lu|lrl taiilities and-jj.atwilgi' mnnt'e move to out off milby the board is within an SI 1* very eiv+huir" TTie crreTiral room at the city park:— -.jfk'n* of dollars' In financial industrial tone. thromhoxl* means a riot in Councilman Percy White aid to Southern school* unless Walter Teague, ichool ad had a motion (cad by the Hoy integrate, By JoAnn Hay* i At present (here are five- and limit by Meridith Corpora- oils of the aitenrs of the ministrallve aide, told the chairman that lb* dug ordin­ brain." A water valve was turned and one hall nub v < •! ilistrilm Hun. bulb if Orlando, [ward that »rvcral instances land Moran, who saved Sir ance lie amended tu icquitr II()tC * l I' l l ’ O Easement' lor pipe lines a of srhool vandalism were re late Thursday afternoun near lion line* to u-iu Hie 71 cusOMAHA. Neb. (U P l)—Two Winston's life whi-n be wss that all (fugs in the city I...... Geneva to send a flow of fresh turners and. according to F. cross private properties were ported during the recent holi­ stricken with pneumonia dur­ leash or in kennels. Action person* were killed and eight day* and ichool* requested water (or tile first time in his Steg Holmes, association pre-vi given by Slulfant. Aliwrt (amFran ing one of the World War II wss postponed until informa- hospitalised in poor condition permhslon lo remove stolen ,or>' 10,0 a lo,a* °( 71 homes dent, the lystem is designed mark, Frank Cygan. w H llruce and Big Thrre meetings, read the lion can he sought fr<>m othet, today in an early-morning to handle any ger.eial increase Wells and W items from their inventories in the Lake Barney area bulletin from a slip of paper communities in the area on three-alatm fir* at a downsurveying work involved was The action by W .-T Shad 61 demand with possible expanIn other business, the board as he stool] on the dooistep of lmw similar ptubleiut are town working men's hotel. A ilori a led tiy W. II. Heath. gave permission for Sanford ^'ck, alat>r d,'* ctor Farmer* siun ujj to IOC per cent handled, j total of about 80 persona Final ir aHun of plans lo get Thr board of directors which the Churchill town hnuae at 28 Junior High, Seminole High Home Ad tit mist ration and spr Date ami jtmc of nest meet- was evacuated from (h* Hyde Park Gate fresh water lot thr area began served the association through rial guest of the Lake Harney »nd Crooms High to enlrr in ing wa* not announced. i Eagle Hotel, Hr refused to expend on Ihe to contracture! agreements Water Association for thr cere- Jan 31, 1964, w h appllra Its critical development year wording of the bulletin Itself. „ fr , - , , . with the city recreation de­ mony. culminated months of lion by the a*soci.itiun for a was unanimously re elected Cluin hill has hern tusvrp- * r j l l t l C l < l ) f l l t N (M l partment concerning use -of planning, engineering ami in- loan Horn Farmer* Home Ad for 1965 at a business meeting tild e to Colds all his life, amh Traffic signal lights were Dean’s List the gymnasiums for basket­ situation work on Hie SGat.is*KJ ministration with assistance of field following the dedication even the slightest one t* Dent turned un today al the inter­ William H Hassell. 124 Bun­ water system. (he local representative. Its Members ate, in addition to ball and othrr city recreation ed e* serious, especially in section of Highways 4.71 and ker Lane. * freshmen »t Geor­ Ceremonies ti*oh place at-mon I> McGough ll> mid-year | Holme*. Mr* Marjaret t amprojects, The tentative agree­ 17 92. view of his advanced age. gia Institute of Technology, ments are to be submitted the well a-ndoputtip house site the loan ha 1 been approved mark. Mrs Margaret [tuna. The lights were installed In Atlanta, was honored for high Ideated one mile eavt of Gen anil C'fti struct ion bills let on U“ > Morgan and Heath. to the board for approval be­ an effort to curtail a ru-h of 1M*ludsstie achievement by beeva off Sit -Pi on property do- the ay stem which w.is designed ---- ------ —----fore signing accidents and near accident*' mg naitird lo the Dran't list natcij by T J. ('halfant by Sirnerson and \'«»cia at Hie busy intersection 1fur the 1961 fall quarter. Hiafirey Water System Jio ' 1,1 Sheriff Praises Altam onte C h ie f COLUMBIA. Mo (U P It — Tlie daughter of a"*untver*ity professor, described as beset by personal problem*, drench­ By Itanns Estes ed herself with gasoline in a Altamonte Pnbre Chief Russ lonely barn, alrurk a match, Milne his resigned to accept and eruptrd in flames in * Die position of Police Chief in Viet Nam style torch luicide. South Dsyton* *t a consider Thursday. % able increase in salary. Police hunted today for a The resignation was submit mysterious telephone tipster led Thursday to Altamonte who warned Ahem' «fle»d of Springs Mayor W Law-rence time that Ann Atherton, 26. Swofforil who made the an­ was planning to kill herself nouncement today. No replace , “ He said he’d read about it ment for Milne was named at in the paper and if she did thia time. and if *h* didn't, he'd » » e _______________ her tomorrow." .aid police Drizzle Covers Capt. J. C. Smith M i l l Atherton'* chirred Seminole County body wa* found in an aband­ Headlights remlined on vir­ oned barn on the west edge tually all of this morning a* a steady drizzle and heavy over­ of Columbia. , t She was the daughter of Dr. cast krpl the area in predawn -and Mr*. Lewi* Atherton. He condition. An outbreak of ‘accidents i* a history professor at the kept ihariff'a deputies and the University of Missouri. Dr. Richard Johnson. Boone Florida Highway Patrol hop­ MY ACHING HACK in what thia hujffc crane County coroner, described the ping around the county. Most would aay if it could. A workman from the Russ death a* ''definitely tuicide," of them were said to be J. Daniel Crane Service, Winter Park, hooked and aaid the dead woman minor. onto a 60-ton beam at the United State Bunk of "hai bad personal problem* Tb« rain started early last Seminole. The crane bent to the tank and then for a number of years" and night and continued Intermit­ bent again, a* enn lie aeen above. No one waa bad been under psychiatric tently throughout the night and hurt. (IIn aid Photo) rare. this morning. t Takes New Job 4 C ity Policemen Slu-lllf J 1. Hubby lias giv­ en high praise to Polite Chief Roy (i. Williams and his men for lit* help given in control­ ling ti attic during the inaug­ ural Ball Jan T. '"Hie spirit of cooperation wav outstanding and was re­ flected in the way your men handled any assignment giv­ en thrill." Hobby said tn his letter to the chief. ' “ Without your assistance, this rould have possibly been one of thr greltest (raffle jam* in the history of our county," llie fftter added. The sheriff pledged contin­ ued cooperation between the two department*. Store Becomes A ‘Drive-In* JACKSONVILLE (U P l) — A dime *tore inadvertently be­ came a dnve'tn here Thurs­ day. A car driven by Mr*. Gladys Stone Bradfield amashed through the front of the store, taking plate glass windows and pieces of masonry with K. Sub-zero Wave Hits Northeast United Press Intr rnition*l The most sevrre cold wave o( the season *rnl temperalures tailing far below icro in New England today while a mow • storm made driving hazardous throughout the ^lldwest. Temperatures plummeted to' IS belnw in New England * f - 1 ter sundown Thursday and were expected to sink to 25 lo So degrees below through interior New England snd upslate New York by daybreak Bitter cold elill hovered over the upper Midwest while • new storm spread one to three inches of fresh snow from Eastern low* to the cen­ tral great lakes region. International Falls! Minn., recorded a record low temp­ erature of 42 below tero Thursday end Hibbing. Minn., reported a 44 below reading. Heavy enow squall* played off Lake Ontario with nine In­ cite* of freah enow for Boonvilla, N. Y., Thursday. Up to aix inchra of anow fell lo parli uf Ohio. 1965 M O D ELS D IS C O U N T S A L E LIST PRIC K SALK PR IC K $2122.95 $ 1 9 4 5 -0 0 (Equipped) ONE WEEK ONLY HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 322-4884 109 N. Pnlmelto A r t . Sanford, F la . ' l - . �8 br ftin fo ri over S rrali Pape 2— Fri. Jan. 15, Sewell Forgetting Is Important Leaves Jan.' 31 For Seminar * By Jane Casselberry Scventeen-ycar-old Ann Trawick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Trawick of Forest Ave­ How often wc have wanted forgetting cannot be empha­ nue, Altamonte Springs, is ex­ to learn to remember. Per­ sized too much. I have not haps many of you who read heard of a book being written cited over the prospect of at­ this will be reminded of a on the art of forgetting a sub­ tending the United Nationshook you bought that promised ject .Maybe someone should Washington Seminar during to help you remember. You enter this unique, important the first week in February. may have gone *o far as to and undeveloped field! She is being sponsored by take a course with the idea perhaps you recall, at this the Senior Methodist Youth in mind that you would not point, an incident in your life Fellowship of the Casselberry SENIOR HIGH FE LLO W SH IP officers of First Presbyterian Church. have to work so hard in learn­ which has caused you much Community Methodist Church. Sanford, difetnts plans for the group’s part in Sunday evening worship ing a trade, tfillrjg a story or, grief and whirh could have She holds the office of treasur­ services when the Senior High Choir will sing nnd njembers will lead remembering a name. been deleted if you had exer­ er in the MYF group. '• prayer and direct responsive rending. Shown (left to ripht) are Penny Certainly it is good to hive cised the ability to forget. 'Ann, a senior at Lyman High Nichols, secretary; Toni Hemphill, president; Andy Lyon, vice president, a retentive memory for much How pften one will find that and Linda Parnell, treasurer. (Herald Photo) of life, but the importance ot cot being able to forget causes hfm to want to “ get even" with one who has treated him wrong. A scene from a . program of Amos and Andy illus By Donna Estes Last year the church a-i-pt- ' and a debt retirement, making trates die futility of “ an eye The First Baptist Church ed a record budget over prev. )f> th, m lj 0r portion of the' for an eye and a tooth for s of Longwood this week adopt- inua year* and over suh.cchlonlh alldudn ” In ore scene ed-a rerord budget of $33,31)0 ed it by I3.1WL Total gifts , Andy complained a1rout the By France* Wester for 10n3 were in ex.es, of ln *'Wlti" n ,0 ^ p !e t m g ''Kingfisli'’ slapping him on for the coming year. Beginning the week of Jan Ibe chest when be wanted to Sunday is the beginning of $29,500 and represented « «t thc nt'w educational unit in 18, the First Baptist Church emphasize some point. Andy a Forward Campaign for en­ per cent increase over the the next few weeks, the church of Lake M iry will conduct a said. “ I is fixed for him now. _ also plana to purchase a new couraging and enlisting mem­ previous year. study course with classes I put a. stick of dynamite in bership in the Stewardship of This year’s budget will pro- piano for the auditorium to darting at 7 p.m. each day. my vpst pocket and the next Hiving through Tithing. vide for a full time secretary inntch the present or gun. The Adult book on “ Deuter­ time he slaps me, lie's -going onomy" will he taught by Rev. to get his hand blown off." V. C. Ladd. The Intermediate Andy forgot that in the pro- j f l C i i V M l * Book, "Exploring The Old cess he would get hi, •hr.vrt • $ £ f T iU , i Testament" will l*e taught by Claude Isbell.-' ' j • * Let us'nsk God that we tw- —A ft.*. A .j, r f f r j unlor C lay subject allowed tq remember what Is \NN T R A W IC K will he, "Beforc'J^sus Came", good but aNo to /orget what with Bob Srallorn'ns the tea­ Is bad. f School and a student council f cher. The Primary Class will Tlu-re are several ways you rhatdain, ha, t,e.-n busy writ- j atudy "The Story of Samuel" may find liclplul in forgetting in2 an «-,«ay of more than I.with the teacher, Mrs. Mary one ot these way, i, to refusi- 500 wor ts on Ihe orgamration , Hnopenrardncr. to dwell on the unpleasant or of U>« UN as a prerequisite (or The Beginners Class sub­ had as much IT? po**lt»|e hv (he trip. ject is "Good T i m e At substituting good If you want She will leave from JacksonChurch” and Mrs. Grace to memorize a poem you re vtlls* b> j«-t for N'cw York City Brown will be Bio teacher call the word, and thought with 34 other young people The Nursery Department will over nnd over until the image from the Florida Methodist be taught "Day Time and is implanted In your mind in Conference on the morning of Night Time” with the teacher such a way as to he recalled Jan 3t. The group will refur this class to be announced easily Theddea for the tiad i, reive briefings lw-fore vittmg to refu-p to ri-calk Itie image In on vr-dons at the United and it will Iwcouie more and Nations where, they will twmore dimed. allowed to interview delegate, Forgetting i, not easy, hut from various countries, if you ijay3 close enough to On Wednesday they will proGod It is (msslide cecd to Washington where they tly iin»* | ■iiurlbrrrjr 'talk to youi clergyman if ar. linking forward to Inter T h e W Si s o f * i**i ry r ‘sfiiifilliiiiy Mvtbtnhal < Imrt h you are serious uhout wanting view* with I toll-la - senator, will row im-mbur* to forget Both you and he „nd eongrevuucn and visiting writ be glad j Congress white it ,» in session f *ho been receive*! into They al-o will meet member, I tho organization iJurtnir the of (tie Supreme Court and at- 4 jurat year at the ifum*n»l nival tend a priiv t service schedul­ jftlf to he h»M nt l i0 ed at tin- t.iriroln Meniortal. T u r Pilny ill WaaVar Hull. (trie of ihe most intriguing Mr*. Phillip ( amber, praai* parts of I heir Wash ihgton tour dent, hnn trailed mi r ircutivv wilt tu a visit to Ihi Russian Baptists Adopt Record Budget In Longwood U.S. Protestant churches Monday airlifted to Algiers the first part of u total ship­ ment of WO large tents for homeless earthquake victims of M'Sila. an inland city over 100 miles southeast of Algiers Stricken by a series of quakes Jan 1-3. . . A cargo capacity of 133 tent* left John F- Kennedy Airport at 5 p.m. and arrived in Algiers at 5110 p.m. Tues­ day (Algiers time). Each tent will shelter l'J homeless, ‘ Desperately in need of emer­ gency shelter are 25,000 inhabitants of the older, poorer section of M'Stln whose mud brick houses collapsed. The modern part of town with its sturdier buildings was left in­ tact. * r* The c hjl r c h e s , through Church World Service, their overseas relief and rehabilita­ tion agency, are underwriting the ro»t of the $13,000 airlift. < c s \ (Christian Committee fur S-rvlce In A lgeila) asked < him It World Service to se­ cure the tents at the specific request of the Algerian gov­ ernment. The purchase pii e of $12,500 will be reimbursed by Algerian authorities. ■ Pr. E. Stanley J. ties, mft sicnary to India and the East f o r riuue than 30 y e a r - , will conduct a Slpiritual I.ife Mis.-a,n at Winter Park Methodist Church,. l'J"> N- Interlaken Avenue, beginning Sunday"and , nntinuing through next Fri: -.hi y. He will be speaker at both services, 6:30 and 11 a.m.. Sun­ day. and for evening servie'a at 7:30 from Sunday through Friday. Next Thursday at to am. he will lead a spcial service for women only. Pr Jonar went to India as a misMonary in 1907 and through the years developed many missions, f o u n d e d schools and built a theological eeminary in India, supporting much of this work through his own efforts, , His first book, “ The Christ of the Indian R ad,” written as a report of his early years of servi e, h*cimt an mimedin(« h* si seller. Since, he has written -J other books, one every other year. Ip his 'evangelistic work about the world, he reports that he haa Increasingly felt the need for the churches to unite, believing that "A Un- i t Church in.- America” will trive the nation a new moral nnil spiritual leadership, at home and abroad. llis pr po-als for achieving, on a wide scale, church union with freedom, will be outlined at next Wi dneiday evening's service. .Members of all Methodist chufehes in the area, as well as the interested public, are invited to attend the special evangelistic- series at Winter Park Methodist. Alt houis Catholic Wo men’s efuh "111 hive ■ hake sale thi» Sunday following nil ninsT*. All members of the Pari*h nr* invited to participate In tho sale. (Alongside old post office) Carpels • Furniture Tile • Pianos • Rental Reds ............ ;£ * i\ V * 4 V V ;J J i! - W SCS To Honor New Members Menu Reported For Dinner ) mhi i tj nit't i 11li" fnt I 11 in |»i jin t*i tlit* liiiH-i thj( t«j iL*< «i*a pr*»j**< li*. Tht program will ha •entod by Mu Mltivin I lain h-Iiq will u*i* a* H u m * * ** A I'm .......... iu*wt pf** Mr bar fo i a Ni'vv Yi ni,** Hi Hit- nrttH!'1 ' 1 I Ilf tTiUf* h lie* lU'fiaihm* lit* will 1h* a i v* ^mntr’ w nr J III ed followinif the by (lit |.tide*f W»|h 1h< rhlrkefi the h*'»fen $■• imnltlrr ••» Wi l l li*' h p'nn ( m t n ’ t* ILy ■*f \|i i, limnin'* litililrk- i»yhid, I «*lr -sl.tH |mt* 1-1 tltl3 * It Mr 11 11 ■ • Mi I' m * M k*111i *-f , t r, t nffiw and ppi*« . I ‘ It til K 1My: hL Mlid Mu. Jufliva til! r | r i i i k « f " » \li e f l d b l l e n , Johiiion. Ttrkrt* n»i «v Hi InMr frnpi any m« n nf thr atiailtkrr nr itmy hr |iurrha«»‘*! a? tin* ijtmr. !Im* i vatHHia «n<l nf* rHiigriiN iit* fur delivery arrv* trr may hr imaife hv I'alKPlf U* v ( Killh itinfil \ntstpi itty M ff nan Iel iHi the dinm r will kc Mr* llmfliii' A im y and Mu Kva Ivn Mrt.rary. JAttend services th is week t uourow i The charge to Ihe pastor wa, By Fianres Wester Itnpteaaive Service of givrn by Iti-v. McGatlin. and ihi rliuigr to the congn gallon Installation was bild at Com by Hes Baiton Thr installa­ in unity fleshy tei tail l Imrcti tion jiruycr was given hy Rev in Lake Mary Sunday at 3 Bales' Rev, Stevens pronounc j, m, when Jtcv. Alice h Kle ed the ticnedu-liun vens was iilslalied as new A reception in honor of Rev pastor of Ho' ctiuich. ami Mts Stevens was held The Commission participat­ immediately following flic ser­ ing m this service Included vice of installation in the rdu Elder J Boyds- DrLoach, snu rational building lor e v e r y iterator, fiom New Smyrna one attending, hosted hy the Beach; Ilev. Cliailes W Bat church officers cs, stated clerk of North Flor­ llcv. Stevens' former pa* ida Freshytery. from Titus locate was in Flagler Beach vijle; Rtv . Lucian W Scott, before accepting call to the retired former pastor ut this Lake Star) rtiuich church, from Winter Bark, Bev. James M Thotupsou, FOB ANY OCCASION pastor emeritus of the Lake Mary church; Bev. James B FLOW ICRS McGaffm, from Glenwoud; ARK A L W A Y S Jlev. Iliuinai Barton, slated CORRECT aupply of Community Preaby. Icrian Church of Lake Mary, from Winter Garden; and Rev. Leonard S. Hogenboom, from Weirsdalr. Bev. Scotl gave the Invoca­ tion. The scripture was read by Rev. Thompson. Rav. Ho SANFORD genboom delivered the aernt’ FLOW ER SHOP on. During the Installation, . K. 1st Jk .Hanford A lha constitutional questions 1822 322-8452 were asked by Lldcr DeLoatbAn From Duluth to a.ilad makin's owe their color and flavor to tho Florida sun. FloiluirsnffiflfSlfS'nftillny porcentago of the goodness in salod bowls across the country. Over 50% of the nation's green peppors, for example. Other important Florida-grown Baled staples Include tomatoes, celery, lettuce, romaine, cucumbers, escarole and chicory. (And that's just salads.) Furtheimorw, since winter is just another growing season in the Sunshine State, Florida provides on even greater proportion of these important foods for cold-weather antipastos And. thanks to Florida's modern transportation net­ work, theso crops reach customers in northern markets within 24 hours of harvesting! Tho Florida sun keeps business, and industry green, too. The tax'climate — both business and individual —•-is os favorablo as the w eather. . . nnd the source of dependable, low-cost electric power is as bountiful os the sunlight. So if you and your firm are looking for growing space, think of Florida You'll be in good company. From tomatoos to transistors, bustness takes to Florida So does the manpower that business needs, from unskilled to executive. So do growing families, like yours. u ^ And you won't oven have to wait 24 hours for a gardon-fresh salad, Virginia I'rtnwki I*. (). Box 1214 hailfold Nora Norris TB 8-1314 S. Stinlnol* I'hyllia Kufrnalin* . FA $-5254 Lake Marjr MlMrrd Haney tSg-iS3l Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Laka 293-4847 Sophia llainrs Drltary •6N-II0Z W. Scoll burn.*. Mgr. 20? Magnolia Ave, * �f ■ 4, , *- * *+\ ”* J____ *I '•I# i »t Johnson Avoids Religious Controversy A r e a M elh od isfs S e U M e s fin g s . It* Maryann Mill* The Bear l.nkc Mcthodl/t Commission oil S lt'iaidjhi" nnd Finance will meet at 7:10 |).m. Saturday at the churrh with Ji hn A. Parnell presidirit;. Pn Sunday, Rev, William Irwin will call a apiyinl ■don immediately, billowing the morning flervhe fur the purpose of ai Uni: upon rcriniimenil all tm fur i ei tifleatlnn nf lay sjieakets, Mr. aril Mi*, (ill nn Whipple, John Morgan mnl Itiehunl S.iiii.it/, whu have comph teil the l eit .:;e 1 11ninliijr inurse. Other Mi * itie'» ti'hi’llllril fur the meet* ini; im luile* fillin g‘the v.i anej on the I’ ommittee on Nom> illations ami naming miuthii member to the Commission nn Stewardship ami Finance. Member* <'f the Hear l.ake riiuieh h.ive i i ii invited 17 hear lies. K. Stanley Julies, noteil inissionaty to India and the Far F ist, at Winter I’urh Methodist Church, Ilia Interturhcii Avenue, when he e itdie l* a special lif.i imss-iijn s e ll'* 1‘iieh evening III xt week. ;‘c i s H O K A fc . For Holy Cross I In* I and Hostess tor Holy Cross Episcopal Church, sSatt lord, lor -the IMa year will he Mr and Mr* Phil 'Simp­ son wtio loimd the goid ring in Ine Epiphany < ike destg noting them tins honor during traditional, evii-mome* held la-t Slindav in nin g bill miin,llo- ehureh v annual I e.i*t of I.iglil* service I ■ 1- a th Hope and i hardy emblems m tin i luldii n a take were found by John Ma­ li and Hilbert •bmp-on found llo -oii-’ it <1 -ri d of t i:lIt *|lie no dal w i- found bv Mrs M -its. i i .leer I mi i andle i ght -erv o p pi < it 11' i tin- r ike i nn mg o r> n n • s w is eon Im ted bv si n i *i 1 pi a . pa' \ o mg < bin . ti­ ll *l i.ltdol ill: i-l.oll oi Mr >i.-| Mrs JhIiii l|oi in J-f : d mil'll bv til vi is iltr ei ted-bv Mi's Meatiice k St-. Andrews ' r* Its Ibinna lisle* a total of It'd pounds, had Mis. John Sjanktewu/. pro been sent to New York f.U sttyuivyLL L'Ws-Ul1 VIII vuiiii i hail mon n io a... l>.. ,1 .ir~ -v s i«. rn» brant memrijr' nf theTb'lm pT T l IfMTTI T!T:"t < Lurch uf #Nativity < Hthuji.r Mm. Snmtneis, fpititunl «!••• Women's Club Unit Itov. Hugh vrlojunrnt chairman, urged Keane, pastor* will * iruliu t u tin* woiih n to atti’iui ttie t utlmlfi Infoimutlon qtli’stinti umJ iilisvvi r i filth hn * opr it to alt tutor ah thr jMiip't am ftM 111♦* < i -t* f pi-i>on!* mi-1 iif i1 pInnm-1 titular nn* i itir Ij•■■I•.11* i & |>» lit. Mnii<!.iy hi I.hr >m» jiJ i*y ! 'ill fii't k f*aio lH*i;ifniirt|* I klit .foliri, Jolt -I. lit h- p in. l.jii 11 nf t hi- vl'Hir-i h Mm, St fill I- |»'Uirf n iii iiitlr i'| at the* smi la I hall Slir ills*** t i i tr littfo-Hii * *1 that ll«H Sutiiiiii th»* u •mil’ll to .i u It tlit* i*i**11' lily" \\»»inrnV Htbloi to list lilt * ' on" 1ll lit lit I till•**»!*' Mm i Ink « . rtiMuifioHi Sumlnv Ml * I It Inin) r*»Y \V;r\ I*11*t .1•*1111 Kiiim ilv , v i • , • im ,ifi» i fiii;Lilian. pi • '• i N"! n ]bif toil t is.it I «!,i\ 1 - luti phlti" t«»l H Mil'll tiTU-* Hall VMilt I ItIIII I lull <ia> I'll' t ' tl 11 « I III I . Ii fiat Mi* t. 1 tied p IM llJ*' 1il ! ,1, in , .1 tin* M»a 1 • Umi 1*. VO'* •» .ill ] ,11*m-ti 11 .11 1 1i Mi t i l l ) H i -1 YY . f '1 II M I.** ' fi' ill foi tlIt.* iii r,, - 1 -fi. 1 *h |he O' *t Mg YYil “ . M11J,11 1»"| Mi ■* )#l I }• \ 1 ' \at11i11ft, 1111•* t i fia 1Mi ••Ii. • tm • •I Missionary Presenls Program For DePary Methodist WSCS >thn T t nne Us M».1 •i • t.iW ni ,l Meti "'I !' C ircles To Meet M .i iv an n lili.e . ot tile L Mile* '1 Mldtews f ’ re s f iy le n a n W o m e ii ot i|rc_ i lull . it or III .if I i i i* vv "I no-el In \f VI i-l k I la \ i 1.1 I u i Ip vs ill meet Tl|e>d,iy a l 7 I ■ p m at tio h o m e oi M i ' Ib-nriie Jinc yers la l. ew .tier I Ir , til lando v* 11Ii M is Hal l o b m, > to 0,- iu i liar ol tin Hihle sillily I In l>ay t in le I* *> lo dulell to meet at nesilay at F d Folliert lte.il in a m the h o m e nf Mrs Fake Mr- ll|b|e Bear Lake Church Groups lit* m t .iMfin W ti lp p'r u ill »|n ak Al ts Mon* C ircle To Meet In Altam onte «l> I tunmi ivlr Mr* hr wm liamei* ' hail man, will meet with tliP 'Jnitt* Hill < mdr nf thr F iim Hup tint t'hunh of Satthindo SpMfiU* « i l p in- Fuei'lfty at her huiii**, ft.** I on \ v eiiur, mjk!lit at .'I lln* » Inin fi h Ii it*i\, jjn will hr in iic iiirilm^ fl M.ikin, * mi Hiron*,h phiL'i- - fl.i. •.! nn ntii'h f' im i . L |.lit n ii"t i* ally in • .1 M’pmt . a•*1* in m* if i * at •' f h* m imt t i v an* in »**J• t> tin pal* i >J* i 1 Ml* ii - Inmi hi * r liiiiijiit ,1Vi •"I «111*Lr 111 f hi I a r it y In - ii *n It -! r f -i te*i a*' «till ISIn ■I -" 1 | I ■ i *If,® ;»'t f* d. | ,i inti. f» nn k’lti'ii esle riti'Mfl M'pMfl t i*l M " * |ml llt *,.i»"*v1 hill' h ■........ .ui-l ii ii v.T I- 1 11nOII II)1 ll nb If*1 » g 1 1 In itv v euup ' *b l W „i m n lin'd in *!*f i'.t1 *1' .■ r\,» mpjr uf 1he Ii 11 1*m;al • hii**inri*» null I he Ii Hi* » t'tafiH t* it I \ Mrs f ’haile* l Mit-• V of riieti uitfi jtilrnf prayef in im-ffHiry nf (tie Im11 Its I i am rs U r v lr i I a.till U I Ijrl.f l fi* F It *I li.lpfl'l * 'ml Ii nf H» pt its fi*»m nf fo * » p Mini I jm M j t y w ill h o lif i ■ in (i.'Ufiiiiin wi‘i * firMril H»al rm .I ifoii t vom n.• !»av v.n ]'U*ti*» ill'll' ina*l* fnl tin* •lav T h e n * w ilt fa .* u* M , *•up1- annual ?inii| y .*Hl»i*f il j p* , . k e r fm 1h r (H i.iM ti «Nit Ii. In Id lhnr*.la\, I . i- II in I he * hill kt, ** *Mntul 'Uaill | |" i uf mu mi ha v bee h plan tti'li ■** i vifiy tii hr f i nin iiiKin Ill'll \ Jusket dinner wil! I.e held nn i 11» I ‘111 p in urn! f iorw 4 (1f1111 I P 111 I -111- Will hr iH<■1 the fn* *|HItil! v* "I 'tup ■*T yv... la 'dr m I In* ll* -i i fill lire .V e r A t) fm U ir r l U r "i * ' * of fh f rI'A-fifTifTViIn fni I he inert Hit* t'hun h .in I In* a I* jiw ih i l* yy. f r pt tv*-I hy im inhr* yit* I to at tent!. Homecoming Set "t U m n r n !* on K;ihv, Baptist Church Meeting * Imu h hr h* d kuiiJai tin- purp*»M‘ nl r l r i l a m t ht -I*ii i it * . Set Election Hitff into j M in * of Spu i.i Sm irlA «*f • hi i ' f u n Srr\ irr Srrvifrs urnh*r tin Irmli r 'hip • I I ir MH '(iv I i .irH in M.till ' i l i r d u l r i l fur in vt 'IfUlfv N f t rii ;if I hi* h " i u r nf sonvilir. Trim H* -jiimiiik ji ti.n .il N t Ii r morium; m i vp * fir eli rin tv hipptr Ma> Mr> til Iranklm al*«> will vjuuk lurh |1ii l i f t I.an** Hr.if K jiAii* VIr* i>l ffi«* M In Lake Mary To Meet \ nn <Ui\± l‘ i in i| iii -piakins; nil th» ^fudins: m »* trill, ',ml that l“ ii rmiih-»"n* fl| ineu-vr X.i! iihlltfi.iliivl iie.it Min ii ml an ri 1il»*f Tin* Men of th»* f hui* h I I il M .M ia m i Mill'* _fuup will haw* «* month)) **nj» pi i nn t tin. nl *i to on .l.ifi l‘J M i r J i l l ' p! twit ur ^diUrf in oh erv .nn i* of t hn t .iri V* tHtfN 1I i * H«*ai L a k r Mi Hi mi a i * tu n, ti f . »r n n i . w«‘rk Icon M'Jinn. thf sji* akrr wi j win atmn.inrr.l Ir*fta% i e thf* ltr\ Ian |t*>l V It**>fir h.llhli f uf tin VVasiuh^l Ml I in * hur* n * M h i ' t ’ lub Mi,i mi » l .ii ♦ P til Mtl|lda> - it >ti » Hi i >h* if i i.iti * inn 11 or la min 1‘ru.MiU'nl Havi* Her t r thr mnnthl> <Iir»m r riu*i*t v*iih Srnun'ili* < *»unl> n* n iir^r' all men In hr jin*** *nt sh. i ih .1 1 llntitiv .»> jvpt .ik* r fm ^ Hi* nirntaiy .Srhool primipil'd nuthi'M/atim at a I' i t » nn i f ' nj; rue?*Iav inittit I'*»f tin pirciliml. Tofu VI*mr*, to spell it up In | liH# In Im)li«l ci hi- yrll* fnith V I 'iiiirmtt! *■ a ! mi was'up p* fit* «t t«* fi t atfrrt il-i*hta in.wlalU.I at (he main riiti.iinr t<i the i*» 1! I Presbyterians ' Ini ra n w i •niH»r*l t*> traffic on n tint it'a.l Irailinu fiom the <)\f.ifd K !*•! iTitiiinec to K mj*1Mi M •I t. .Wii.Mil Inti, mi ill I -i \ •I i 1-Tr ‘ *f I • *k f..' , - 1 ' - * it ♦l.*ll •*i"fmm It .it i’ l l a Ltid M11 *»i 11f w if h fil ,*■41|**• k« 4 *'Y* T(|.| Ml I wi ■■it iii ii n(j Jhi afiM let a 11 ti hat ll' T*Hinj,; nf hri w ml I* .i |i« ii tin it11! * ii lal ,M• 1Inal i s| i I, i r• 11 V, f ..! •in* pniliteij cut that I*. f..l V I ongr. itlon.il of flu* I'rnsUyirrian «»l the t ’ovi nanl ' wili ;il iFtf* y » in M T a tf s- h F ln i,-r ' a * .telitl.lll will lead the • i ntv fm litis group Ji»m* f Hy June rtrjTTntnt -im im ^rr-cnfP I ...in next Wed 3.YMJ Shirley Hri v e English Estates PTO To Build Bicycle Palh ate •1. h>i: Mi. an »* •i N ext Week Ilv Surplus C ity * MOItK T H A N $-110 will lie ttirnoil iwer for the luiililiiiyr fund of the Chuliiotn mnimnniTT rtumirMiy-nroiimi'is itr'tiu* \vomruf* ntn.Miim Kolldw.*lu|i a* result of n tevent ha/iiitr sponnoreil liy the group. Shown at the sales tables tile, from left, Mrs. Jan Stuns, Mrs. liuth I inswell and Mrs. Myrtle Monti, (Herald Photo) r 4 5 S f? S Meeting Sol v’ Catholic Pastor To Conduct Program For Women's Club 1> Host, Hostess 1bo . — ' l»y jSuijggavsrli .to . rtU»T^txjlW..<;b u r c h _ t c U ls 'a t c h a n t s hav* •PPOjU*)di-i ^Caihalir* ha»r^npgptcd any Tha net effret of tha^eUilpua - ■ \\ ASlli v ; 11'N i l l ’ ll — school (or coin.......uch a- tc rcct aid to .paroc mnl schools (■ ht.il aid program that slid controversy has been to para* President John*on has come flglon, history, lllrraltire and on the ground that tt witnlil not hcnrftt the one rich!h of lyre congressional nction on up with a new formula for civics—which have a high iileo- violate the constitutional prin­ Vnii rica's children in paro- education and make it impossciple of church-state separa­ dual schools a- well as tliose ible to get any previous federal avoiding roluou* controversy locicat content— and attend a tion. in public schools." |aid bill enacted. over federal aid to education piib'.tr school (or such relative­ lit* solution is to keep fed­ ly neutral courses as science, eral aid funds tinder the ad­ math and foreign languages ministrative control of public Catholic and Protestant load educational authorities, but ers previously have indicated refinin' that they In* used in a a. willingness to experiment way that wilt benefit all the with the shared time concept js'Or rhitdren of a eommiinily, as a possible way out of pie j including those who attend deadlock over tnr Itiding paro H IL D R E N ’S W O M E N 'S parochial schools. dual schiMis m a direct fed­ The practical effect of the eral aid program. |formula will be to enrouraite so-called "shared time" ar I*A III I rangrments. under which pa'ro The January meeting of the chial school students attend public schools for part of each Shirley Smith Circle of Pine crest baptist Church vstil ty day. Shared lime program* are held at !* IS a m. next Tiles already in operation In alxml day in Fellowship Hall of the NHJ school districts across the church Mrs. Harold Slier ■ Hood, circle chairman, u ill.| nation___.._____L_______ _ •.*01 U IX T FIRST STUFFY The usual plan i* for a child conduct the meeting. - I imr *• 2ft Itnln rt II Men* elurur ,JI the im n ii to the Hrv ‘I ham us l*a»tor WMU President Rccoives Pin I t ) I Ion n a ).-i*-» M r * . J a n u * * I f . S n n U i wan [■ii m nt**i with thr Wmnan'ii MituMonaiy t’ nmvi Prim.tentV I'm iii thr riu<r nim »i i v nr Aftaniuiite Spi inis* Ml* H )I Ih iii') will far h-i*X A 4finIll > at I lf n1 fIiifill Al Chun h of SanUndo .spring*. in rharJ;,• of thr program. Making the prt mentation T h « evening rirrU churrh will mpet tie follow­ um Mr* Mary” Helen SulJiYUli, ]*i»L plVaiiiklil • ing Wl-vk. f ltid' Miifs i utle, hoMeftwe* f.*r Iht *hi>, utldel di|ri*t lull •f ih* ir • hail man. Mr* n. ti H .1?* f Ml - i tifl lark an 11 Mi* V'la in ‘ Muller. aPM-trd h> uUier* i f I ti** rii i Ir, prr * ah’1! nl the buffet taldr ll* J o jn Vfa ir in win.il yyIII* ( nVt led ‘Ii while I he \\ 'illirf - I hi i At 1.1li I iri*f .eiift-fed yi»i |) an Hllatlpr 'VY ' f l i p P i i (ia * U* le >f I Ii, inelit Ilf IisfiiT*• f if ii* hoiiirnin* |i huIia.iM t 'umnumJly t‘hill* h v !la* rii mu ii lal u v-la l up wdl •pun f*r a s p a g h e t t i ■+p P" ' mt in* lit • (*rn ii '* *1 !** ruin pi*r Sat inhiv froin *• ufitil k plelnelit t toy A of . ni.kje*., (Hit* U fit III t lie nr* t hu:|« h Iiy till Mall ng Chuluota W CF Sets Supper Local Church Plans Revival T li'k e ts- n rr a v n ll ii ii lr 1 1 1 ih lu\/t i \ if ilh I \<ill< i ( n’iihi< t n ( U S - 1 I . mu (hi / Jmblu si n n t' (>f I In Savings mnl I .a tii I<1U1<I<1Iu'ii. 1 1 liiijijii m <nl t nin 111 Jriu \<hi s—ih>it I miss it. h u ll lln ill In lln jm1 mli nji Ti itiiwliuiuii \ <1 <<in. lh< su'itmii* nt <>J flu I'n suunt, llu' tih hi 1I1<v ]m si nl, lln iiiuii^ iikiIk 11 inlilii s\ mnl all the jiit^anih \ <j ti histone day. )nn host nill ImWnlln (.u<nli/<. assis/nl !>\ llu natk ( IIS news slajf* f r on. anv t i.iT o b r i uf the v i r i l e or a l th e ilo iir an d at* pr i. r*| fo r . lu ld ie ii and a d u lts (ta li* w ill h r a e iv e ij th o se n o t I h r s p a g h e t t i. Mohr n <Ia/< W ED N ESD A Y , JA N U A R Y 20th, FROM 10:30 A. M. CH A N N EL 6 w a n tin g \urlill> revival servirr* «*t C h a ir m a n n f th e e v e n t, M rs Hie i hureh of (»<*) of I'rophe M v r th M o o n , a d v is e * th a t all n 2»Vi7 Kirn Avenue, starting th * Sunday and continuing p r i.r e r d s w ill go th e * h u rt H through the following Sunday b u ild in g fu n d — evening were announced to 9 day hy Itev llubhy Welch. pu'lor 1 St Mary • Magdalrn lluilil Ilex . Roy* (Jay Jr . slale ov tag Fund Night *i>ill l*e ohvertr-ier of Ihc Churchen of (>.h1 veil next Wrdncday al (hrof I’rophcey m Michigan, w ill|Orlando • - S4*mini»le Jai Alai hr evangeli*t and ipecial mu I'ronton in Fern l‘ a»k All *it and vlngmg will lie includ proceed* from tie kefs being rd in eaeh jervicr, jold by mrmliers of thr parub Irivltalion to the puhlie *o will go toward the building xjtrnd ha* been rjclendrd bv fund, according to fronton of* illev. Welch. ( tmals. Co-sponsored by ■* . - F’iTti(i Night f lR S T f E D E R A l OOA\ I A^T 312 W. First SL Sanford I O N l'h; 322-1212 . �—u**' • .r -•*-* .. - - v * ■f iia.1ijt.wi-i a. jua.Vi *t — • I-*- . » ' I -r-*. -11*# . Lit f *, JLit , , ,4 ___________ _______ Jb- ■xr- ■ V ftn fir l In to P « f t 4— f H . J «n - IB , T O •bt-r1 LOS ANGELES (N E A ) - program at MOM l t n . Ji m T n wa * haa a pro­ agent, a buaineaa i blem. It’f the m u m one M n an acroon taut. Arnold Palmer has. H '» call­ ed How to U re In a Corporate M e k tr , or which ooe of Iboae i v j t u really my baebasd. J a n aa Axookt Palmer, the potter, haa hla » laondrle* and multiple miniature golf courana and attrla and acadrlet, to Jim Frefoai, the baaebaD player, haa himaelf apUt op in nine dilfaraet wayi. The dUXareoee la that while Palmar b making hla la the middle are of l i (athlete-wlae) rrexoai la off and running at n . He'd be the Italian Sammy Click, except (hat he doean t really run oner people. He dorao't here to. This oight he *a a dabbing make-up cm hlr handaome face with ooe of thorn apoegea dip­ ped la powder, and orery long attend of black hair »a a just In place aa Ji m coeld look pret­ ty lor the people who pet hie lelerfted •porta metaage over a local Loe Angelo* it at km, “ Soon aa I talk to my ac­ countant," ha laid, hla green eyea looking aaraett, “ I ’ m going la incorporate (or seat oraaavnftTsuj ... ,t i- ^ Why doe* ha do aD tbla? “ Dlrere location," Jim baldly, “ ootH 1 find cut what I really want. It 'f a mat­ ter of pride, a goal to auereed. The way I look at K. I'm good in my field, baeeball So I aurround m yetlf with men who are good hi thetti. One* you make a million, you can make Id million.’ ’ Aa e baseball player, Jim Pregoai wouldn't awap placet wtth Joe Namath. That ta, be wouldn't aign a contract lor $400,000 for eight yean . “ Look, there are U guy* al­ ready in baseball," bo ticked off, “ who make more then ISO.WO a year. So why ihould I he myve.f down (or eight y e a n ? ” Implying, of court*, ha expecte to )otn the MantleMaya axia ibortly. Ua nodded confidently. La at year until the All-Star H IG H STARS— Carrie R a « e ll, S3, o f Michigan goes Just a itun BUI Bradley o f Princeton to grab a rebraak, Jhn looked Uka a super- little higher than bound. Tbe two .All-Am ericana, beat college naakelball •tar but tailed off to badly be’a play a n in Urni country, are still neck-and-nedc. not even quite aura what the final batting averaga waa. "Must bare been around .JTT," be aald. “ When It got down that low 1 didn't worry year, -— - - — ‘ «5 l . “ N * en*i’Ia a l(».J r -»1 S % Cm. j op m oje.' Early pert' Or \JM l pobUtflt of the Loa Angelea •eaaoe, when I waa going good Angela, “ will erer have to ran I waa hurt a lot. Last part of a benefit lor that young man." the season I felt fine. 1 ihould Fregoal la a aborUlop for the have flayed hurt aU year." Royal Regatta was the morn­ win and a second place finish Ha baa made ooe concession Angela. Tbla la what the rregocl to hla busy routine since the ing line favorite to win lo- la three official start*. buaineaa complex Include*: baiebeU sea ton ended. Ha nlght’ i featured 10th race at Another big perfects came Partnership tn the g A T Coo riarted lowing weight, to he the Sanford-Kennel Club, in Thursday nljbt in tha fea­ Tbe OrvLie Moeea veteran tured 10th race when She’s Set (tructioo Co.; vice-presidency took up golf to relax. “ Now," he aald, "m y wlfa baa scored la two of three and 9- B .'i Cook combined for In Chocoiato (the W eit Coast T erikn of Yogi Berra's Yoo never teea me. But It's O K . •tarts this season la battling a 4 4 ticket worth 3908.70. H oc); selling ears for a guy Soon aa the club move a to Ana- her way from grade C to fea­ She's Set, the winner, went named Utter, Insurance sales helm, we're thinking of put- ture competition. In her first off at odds of 30-1 ami O.B.'a f i t ' s a new kind," explained ting in a too-unit development. grade A she .fin It bed ilxth. Cook waa an 81 choice. The The fast.finishing little 13 QulniaU* paid 1180 40. A winJim ); limited partnership In That ought to keep raa buiy.” (he Angel Development Co., And doe* it worry him that pounder should get lots of rung ticket on Sbe'a Set re­ which eocompaaeea a 31-unit be might become the richest competition from Frank Se- turned ISO 44. apartment hom o where young tycoon ainee Lance Re- Uch'a Glory Trans whave rac­ Joe Gerard'i KUsntrll, en Jlpt lives and which be man­ v cot low aebired hla inbert ing tactics ara Juat the oppos­ odds-on favorite to win the age*. Ho also makea two or tance? Will It affect hla In- ite. face, got a poor start on the Glory Trans la a fart start­ set track and wai never in it. three speeches a week—at a cenUve aa a ballplayer? fee, of course—haa kla telavla“ I don't think so," he shrug- er who haa been the early Henry Casweli's Summerion l porU show and will goiged, "because I got too much leader in every race she has etta ran third. run. Her recordin clu de* a through an aclort* training (pride." Results of Thursday even­ ing's races: l i t R ate — 4/11 — 'Tim e lt.M L .L .'l Belinda 10 pi 8 00 8.40 La Pete 7.00 1 to Gator Land 3.40 Qulnlela (7 4) }49 20 Xn4 Race — 6/14 — Time 1I.X8 Rem's Ray 14.40 7.40 6 80 Judy Red 4.20 3 00 3 40 By Sandy Padw* ana, and Minneaota, and Pur"Naturally what happeped Toy Record Mar last year la still In our minds." QulnleU (4 8) 137 60 N E W YO R K — (N E A ) — dua, and. . . Dally Double (7-4) 168 00 Harry Cdmbaa, tha Illinois In othar words, Harry ta said Skip Thoran, Illinois cen­ 3rd Race — 3/18 — Time 12.11 ter and leading scorer. "W * basketball coach, remind* you aaylng hs'a worrlsd. A col­ 12 40 4 00 4-60 Juat reached., an early peak Austrrllll She's S et, O B 's Cook Join To Pay $ 9 0 8 Combes Hopes Mini Carbon Copy «• In Happier Ending This Season of the corner candy aturr own­ er wh»M aliop haa juat be* n Invaded by a doten 5-> ear-old*. He doesn't know where tr turn or what to protect first. Ho he juat aort of stands there horrified, waiting for 10m* thing to happen. Combea rcarta that way to the Dig Ten haaketb*|| race. A year ago, he watched hi* team atreak to a 10-3 record before eollaptlng completely in league play with five ■tralghl luaara. Thia Staton haa begun the ■a me way. The lllinl ha vr earned national ranking, Uidr ouUof confcrenc* record is ticellent and again they're on* of the Big Teh fuvnriu-t. "Bure, we've got a good elub," Combea aald, “ but so doea Michigan ao does Indi­ lapse like Inst season's Isn't easy to forget, r*|>eciall) when the opi-oslliori Is even tougher, A year ago, the p*. pie con­ nected with Illinois basketl.aII attributed the abrupt dive to lark of experience and a poor­ ly balanced schedule which had the team on thy road just when H started losing. Rut this year, there arc no earuaes left. Th* starting line­ up consists of three seniors and two junior* and the sche­ dule le perfectly balanced with at least one home game every Week during the confer­ ence aeason. While Combea may l-e a lit­ tle Jittery (if he weren't he might be disciplined by the coaches' association), his play­ ers are outwardly confident and relaxed. Pearsons Top Shuffleboarders The Orlando team of Bob •nd Adele 1'carson won top honors In tha Celery City Bhufftfboard Tournament held here Wednesday and Thurs­ day on the local courts. They defeated the runnerup team .of Col, F, E. and Olga Duuagay of I ’cabody by •curea o f 7b-51; 63-77; and 7760. N eaify £.'0 players were on hand fo r the tourney spunsojed by t ill BanfoVd Tourist and bhuffkboard Club. Tba Dunaways entered the finals after having taken the measure o f Don and Mable Biddle o f Umatilla, 01-60; I78; 78-00. , A rundown o f events Thurs­ day shows: (ju aitsc finals— Don and Mable Biddle defeated Ethel and Lyle Wood o f Mount Do­ ra, 78-60; 40-78; 77-46. Dunaways defatted Pat Hill and A ) Smith o f Orlando, 84HI; 81-40; 80-64. Bob and Adele Pearson o f Orlando defeated Ed and Han­ nah Webb o f Mainland by forfait. Joa and' Bethel Smith o f ■ and went downhill after that." "That'* right." nays Tal llrody, the emooth 8-2 guard from Trenton, NJ. "Me w*r» i!' til if fine until w* played In­ diana They beat ua m a real important gam* early in the conference aeaenn and after that the spirit sort of w<nt out. “ Thl* year there I* a dif­ ference, though. Mayl«- It’* Skip. Last araaun they push­ ed him around quite a bit when we were on offense and defrnilvely they Juat bullied him. “ Rut he put on mote weight over tha summer (he's 6-8, 232) and.now they're finding out he's not ao easy to move any more." Thurtn'a statistic* prove that much. He's been averag Ing 21,6 point* a game and 16.3 in rebounds. llrody, meanwhile, ha* been been scoring a 16.3 pace and Don Freeman, a tremendous jumper for aomeone Juat 0-2, baa been averaging 16 a game fmm hla forward spot. Bogie Itcdraon, another forward, is around tha 18-polnt mark. A ll that scoring haa meant a wonderful beginning for the lllinl, but maybe that'* why Harry Combes la ao wor­ ried. It reminds him too much of last season. Mount Dora defeated Louise Anrrhrin and Harry Graham of Orlando, 89-76; 77 04; 81•1 Kcml finals—Dunaw# de­ feated Kiddles. Pearsons d e f e a t e d the Smiths, 76-60; 80-20. Playoff for third and fourth place—The Smith* defeated the Kiddie*, 76-40; 20-76; 8374. Consolation Division— Semi final*— Bay and Jan Jlarward of Mainland defeat­ ed Ralth and Either Allan of Orlando, 101-72. George Slruis and Juanita Kay* of DeLatid defeated Ruth liar* and Frank Carleon of lla ic l Duno held on to a Orlando. 101-67. four stroke lead after second Finale—Tha Harwarda de­ round play.la tha Eadar Tour­ feated tba Sirola-Kaya team, nament at Mayfair Country W ASH ING TO N (U P1) Billy Mllla, winner o f the 10,000-matar run la tha 1884 Olympics, will receive an award aa tba outstanding UJ3. Olympic athlata on Saturday from tha Washington TouchClub. >'W p i ■■ \ hounds put their Orange Belt Conference lead on th# line o f Melbourne Central olic High School to second place DeLand Bull, tonight .when they play host Cath­ Tha Lions ro Into tonight's dogs. shape after having taken a 95-65 victory from Florida A ir Academy earlier this week. The Lions have chalked up four wins, ao far thia year, against six lotace. Coach Paul’ MIkJer I* ex­ pecting hla d o b to settle down and win a lot more ball games In tha remainder of the season to offset the "not ao good" beginning. Tha Liona hat* been up against aoma mighty big club* this year and will face quit* a few more large school* before th* Mason h over. Oviedo la a elaaa B ••cnooi cKofil arm anH haa Kaan fCktfitw!. n aa.tw a^w ^sxiv Ing with soma elaaa AA school*. Melbourne Central Catholic is aald to have a fairly good team but observers teem to think the Lion* won't have much trouble and the Cate are expected to walk away with another victory. Gam* time I* 7 p. m. at the Oviedo High School gym­ nasium. Groover, Demmy Pace Action STEVE H O LLO W AY, o f DeBnry. proudly displays n 10-pound black bass he hooked in “ waters somewhere in, near and around" DeBary. Steve is keeping secret the type lure he used and the place. Caves i •* 0 »* V -H 3 1, WJf *m-gw ~ PRIZE MONEY was presented to Terrence L. Emerson (center) for hairing bowled six consecutive strikes in competition ut Jet Lanes. He is hhown receiving the prize ami trophy from Howard Hodges (le ft), presi­ dent of Sanford Atlantic National Rank, sponsors of the contest. With them is John Spolski, owner-manager of Jet Lanes. (Herald Photo) The Greyhound* and Bull, dog* will tangle at tha Longwood gym atarting at 8. Lyman baa won all four of t lu OBC con lei ta and lost all four o f tha non-confer* tica gamea played, DeLand • porta a better overall record o f 7-2 but one of the lotaea was an OBC clash with tha Kiaalmme# Kowboys. A loaa by Lyman would put them In a tie for tha lead and it ia reported that Deljimi could be expected to go on to % win the title. However, a Greyhuund victory would put them in a solid position to grab the title. Coach Dick Copeland aaya ' h 'e V fo ilin g fo r the harderi game of the year but haa high hope* hi* charge* will meet the t**L Lyman hna won • reputation of winning games by “ aqueaker acorea." ^ The apirlted Lyman quintet will enter th* gam* aa the undenlog team. Starters for th* Grey­ hounds will Le high-scoring Joe Asher (130 poinsl and Mike Sterling, guard*; Ed Long and Gene Winkleman, forward*; and Dava Matia, center, Th* Jayvee* will clash In a * preliminary event starting at * 6:30 p. m. The baby Grey­ hounds sport a 6-3 record. Seminoles Play Double-Header Race Betting PLAY G O LF RICHARD L. "DICK" TRICE (fjW&AloAA Holds On Lead To Receive Award Oviedo Liana stay home tonight to take on the Hostlers contest In good Hockey Choices TORONTO (U P I ) — Broad­ caster Foster Hewitt and Tom Lockhart, president o f the U.8. Amateur Hockey Associ­ ation, were named to the Hockey Hall of Fame* Th* National Distributor and lartetaaswt Manager Fat 'M I » • Investor* Mutual, lac. tia i. Inventor* Stock Fund, lac. * a ia i ACTION! TO N IG H T FIRST GAME 7:40 p jL PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING I! SAMESNIGHT! N IG H T L Y 8 HO HUN DAT M A TIN EES - Wednesday • Friday - Saturday 2 p.m. Investors Inter-Coatinenta] Fund, Ltd. Investors Variable Payment Fund, Inc. Investors Syndicate Of America, lac. Thrill to tha txd lin f new PERFECTA t TH U R S D A Y LA D IE S N IG H T “ W k*r* Th# Tap Data Raa — Rain Or Shtna* Prospectuses Available On Raquwt * MATINEE * o «t *N[)0 it miuch t ^ MKT I ' J. * ! * (kt, I lk ) 9> PE R FE C TA L A S T GAM E ~ P. 0. DOX17T2 BANFORD, FLA. M771 lt l FRONTON " Investors Selective Fund, lae. Hmm.II. 1.11ML A fU B V AT>O M l Pfc. I l M g Lyman High School'* Grey* Herald Sport* W riter Hits $3 Million llobaon 3.20 Qulnlela (4-7 ) 334 80^. Perfects (7-4) 380 40 3th Rare — 3/13 — Time 32.38 Royal Actress 11.60 4 60 3.20 Cherokee Ilulou 4 20 3.20 Key Club's Key 3.40 Qulnlela (1-3) 338 60 Perfects (3 1) 138 70 10 Rate — 3/18 — Time 32.28 She's Set 60 40 21.60 6 60 O.B.'a Cook 21.80 3 to Summeretta 320 Qulnlela (4-8) 1180.40 Perfects (4 6) 3908 70 lllk Race — S — Tima 4U1 Starlight Kathy 32.40 23 80 13.80 Velvet Shield 8.20 4.80 Billie Paul . 4 80 Into second Quintals (1-4) 337.40 McDaniel with Perfecte (l-4> 8437JX) close Utird. F i­ Mutual handle $31,771 bn played this Club.- Moving place waa Jo Marias Cox a nal round will coming weak. Jo McDaniel took Class A honosi In tha weekly "Ta# to Groan" tournament. Cl as* B winner w ai Bury Dlckcy and P e ig y Billupa took Clata C. Nina • hole tournament win­ ner « | i Lorraine Millar. By Jim Bacchus Herald Sport# W riter By Marshall I.tarw It waa Red Groover and Tim Demmy’a night to ahine Basketball Tilt a* they paced their respective teams. Wall Plumbing and One For Record Den Ward Realty In th* BusDARDANELLE, Ark. (U P I) Inasamtn'i Leagu* at Jrt — Dardanell* and Lamar High Lanei. R*d pounded nut a fin* II) David lligginholham .varsity contest starts at 9, t.e*t game th»y hav* played school* iloihed their way into 222/332 while helping Wall Starters for lh>- laliy Tribe I hi* year. The reason they |the basketball record book* Herald Sports Vi riter Plumbing to a two and two The Seminole High eager* will be Mark ftaborn, Frank w..n w»# because w# were ! orer weekend. split with HLH Produeta - A " will go up against two of the Whighum, T*rrj E c h o ls , Wal­ None of the player* did any* down after a one-point loss to team and Tim waa ronsliten' toughest tram a in th* area in ly Jamigan and Wayne Humthing unusual, but it waa prob­ iliahop ilooie." with a 212/559 In Ben Ward home gamra tiii* weekend. stead. ably th* first modern-day bas­ Realty’a three game decision Varsity Coach Slack Blythe The Tribe will play Colon­ Blythe added, “ i said at the ketball gam* to lie rained out over Mason's Men. Henry ial High of Orlando in a report* “ Colonial has a big beginning of the week that at half tim*. Tamm rolled a 214/504 for the Metro Conference affair to­ hall club and treat us earlier « * expected to wm three ball \ Th* credit g” 9t to the leaky top i pot on Mason’■ team night and the Titusville Ter­ in tire season, hut that 1* the games this week. Well, wr* roof in th* Dardanell* High Plneerett Liggett Rexall riers Saturday night. can't no that trow hut we can I School gym. team continue their fine roll­ Roth gams* will be preced­ .till win two and we'ra going j ing aa they wen a three point ed by a Junior Varsity trout to go after them. We had a i ; gouJjJiy yfaterdajg and 1 still ( Juggler 3 20 3 60 verdict over the -HI.II Pro- •tartinsr at L:2lL p. m» The »»y u# can romejnek.” Happy Gossip 5 o0 <lu> ta 'll" t-vim with Jim Hue ME.VUKH8HIP $10 00 The starters for the Tribe •art! setting the pace with a then weekday Greens Fe* II Qumiel* 11-31 320 60 National Champ Land O' Lake* Country Clah 201.M3 seri-a. Harold Drier NEW YORK I UPI I — Ha­ will be Jiteve Groover, Gary Perfects (3 1) 365 20 ting nn<l attendance at thr na­ Loyd, Hon Hinson, Buddy I Hwy. 17-92. Casselberry ath Race — S/tl — Time 32.32 1* * * the hero for IN.H Pro­ £o Race Feb. 7 838-2198 DAYTONA BEACH ( U l 't ) - tion’s Thoroughbred r • c * Ftumpf and Bill Day. Run Out 13 60 13 10 5 10 duct* “ It” team with a nire Northern Agent 4 60 1 20 '.’0*1 f>02 aerie*. Dance Crack­ Ofliciali >aid that Jack Bow- track* during 1964 reached Mandolins 9 60 er* won a three game victory sjier. national champion of the new high* of $1,916,257,515 over th# front-running AutoQulnlela (3 It 313 20 Auto Bacin£ Club of America, and 38,905,142 persons, a Cu­ Announcing the appointment o f mljai team to help tighten up I Perfects (8 3) 3173 jo lled Press International sur will compete in a 250-mlie 3th Race — l/ ll - Time 32.43, (he league race. vey revealed today. Glass-Met grabbed a three AREA late model stock car James Rock 10.60 4.80 3.80 The lotting total topped the L a m lo Larry 3 oo ;> to point win from the WTKK race here Feb. 7. 19«i total of $2^25,038,005 Barberry Hank 2.40' hoya aa Gene Beiqu* and B o x t b t t , of Springfield, by (221,219,510 while attend­ Doug Owens co-starred for Qulojela (4-7) 320.60 Ohio, was running a strong ance Increased by 1,854,700 the Glaai Mrt team with 179/* Perfects <7-4) 378.30 fourth in last year* ARCA from 36,210,382. AS ZONE M ANAG ER FOR (4h Race — 3/11 — Time 22.41 Mfl and 197/656. respectively. It a waa tha 11th straight Dmah'a Peg 7.00 4 60 3.00' Gil Luck set th* pace for WT- rice here when a spin flatten­ year in which betting merestMcAllen 13 40 5 60 i(R with a good 192/536 arr­ ed all four tire* and forced ad and th* eighth In a row for I. C.’a Merry Vale 3 60 is*. Buddy Noel provided the him from th* raca. an upswing in attendance. ■park for Dick's Appliance iny Qulnlela (2 0 ) 334 00 Perfects (2 6 ) 363 30 a two game split with Ron7th Rare — N — Time 41-83 Run aa he belted out a 190, Roman Revel 440 3.20 2 60 608 scries. Kay Robinson was Partola 20.6012.00 th# "leader of the pack" In D IVERSIFIED SERVICES, INC. Start Soon 4 00 Rex Liquor's three gam* romp Qulnlela (1-4) 315 40 over the Atlantic Coast U n ­ Perfects (4 1) 3137 30 learn. Another fine series waa Founded 1894 6th Rare — 3/16 — Time 32.18 turned in by Dick Rcnltzlar Woodridge 21 00 9 20 4 40 aa ha rolled 178/509 for th* CherokeeSundown 4 60 3.40 HLH Product* " A " team. Hazel Durzo ftTrTI) U A If 1« » , 'Hounds Host » Second Place Deland 'Dogs Lions Hoping For No. 5 Win Tonight )c/- CJ' t/ axc/ o V KENNEL CLUB __________HWY. 17-82________ M ID W A Y B ETW EEN SANFO RD A O RLAN D O PHONE 322-517S • •• D. C. F L IN T , Divisional M anager Orlando, Florida �• > . ------ ----- - — ~r .— ‘ .• • . - T" r ■/> V *# # W- » • . 4 M f Is ■n• - t \ B usiness B riefs Hljr SanfarS Vrfalb Fri. Jan. 15, ’65— Page ,5 Cut Your Own Taxes Baldy Now Has Hair At $5 Per By Hay De Crane fees paid a doctor, dentist, op­ (Doctors' Pharmacy) $125.32 Newspaper Enterprise Assn. tometrist, chiropractor, psy­ Less l 'r of Adjusted The payment of unusually chiatrist, Christ Science prac Gross Income ........ 100.00 high medical expenses admit­ titioner, hospital, mental in tedly it a hard way to get a stitutkm, private duty nurse, 25.32 Excess ............... tax deduction. But don't over­ and all expenses for labora­ Hospital & Surgical Richard L. Trice, newly arlook this possibility if your tory' fees, X-rays, false teeth, . rived Sanford resident, has Insurance ............... 216.81 CI.AREMORE. Okla. (U P I) medical bills ran high in 1964. eyeglasses, hearing aids and been appointed rone manager Dr. W.D. Walker. M.D. 113.00 — A. Archer, an Oklahoma Many taxpayers overlook their maintenance, including In Sanford and Seminole CounDr. S.M. Sprague, cattleman,- wear* $1,000 on this opportunity for a deduc­ batteries. List also the pur­ D.D.S. ...... ......... , ty tor the sales organization 62.00 his head. But then, he says, tion, fearing the rules arc too chase price or rental of wheel of Investors Diversified ScrTransportation Ex­ that's better than l*ing bald. complex. You shouldn't. The chairs or crutches and the , vices, Inc., and its subsidiary, 1 0 .6 5 pense (Taxi k bus) Archer should know because extra effort required to learn cost of an ambulance ride. • Investors Syndicate Life In-, Eyeglasses (Smith he was bald for 20 yenrs and Ihe rules and furnish the in­ if you have a sufficiently eurance and Annuity ComOptical Co.) ........... 35 00 didn’t like it. high amount to call for a de­ pany. formation can be rewarding. He has now achieved many Trice wiH distribute Invest­ Total Medical We discussed Uic special duction don’t forget to include a haldy’a dream—hair all ovrn rules applicable to medical your transportation expenses ors securities consisting of $46501 Expense ............. MEMHEItSIUP D illVK plans were discussed at a committee chairmen his head—only* he figures he expenses for those over 65. For in obtaining medical care. This face-amount Investment certi­ l>ss 3"*- of Ad­ meetitiK o f the Seminole County Chandler o f Commerce at Mayfair Inn. paid about 75 centa for each ficates issued by its subsidiary, justed Gross Income $300.00 all others, medical expenses will include roundtrip bus. Discussing the drive arc (from left) Cnpt. James O. Mayo, Naval A ir Sta­ hair. Investors Syndicate of Amer­ Deductible .............. $165.11 are not deductible until after train or tgxl fares lo a doctor tion Wing commander; Arthur Beckwith, committee co-chairman; Bor­ The hair wn* placed there ica, Inc., and the shares of Here are some often asked they have exceeded 3 per cent oi dentist's office, hospital, ing Burgess, Chamber president; Robert Besscrer, committee co-chair­ in two operations involving five mutual funds: Investors of adjusted gross Income. For clinic, etc. A recent IRS ruling questions in this area—and the man, and Cnpt. C. \V. Swanson, Navy base commander. (Herald I’ hoto) about 200 transplants of five ^ .Mutual, Inc., Investors Stock example, if adjusted gross in­ permits a flat deduction of five answers to them: to ten hair roots each, at a " Fund, Inc., Investors Selective come is $10,000 the excess ot cents per mile for use of your -Q—May I include funeral cost of $5 per transplant. Fund, Inc., Investors Variable expenses with my medical medical expenses beyond $300 own car for such purposes. “ It grow* about half an You may Include medical deduction? Payment Fund, Inc., and In­ is deductible. inch a month,” Archrr said. vestors Inter Continental Fund, A—Medical expenses cease In totaling your medical ex­ expenses paid for yourself, Archer. 58. said he rend your spouse, dependent child­ at the moment of death. No Ltd. He also will be licensed penses separate the cost of about the transplant process ren, your parents if you are burial expenses may be con­ to sell insurance offered by Rearick or Mrs. Claude TruDeBary Chic Association when he was in New Orleans medicines ami drugs from Investors Syndicate Life. furnishing chief support or foi sidered. sel. presented a resolution of com­ other items. Drugs may tie in for a football game about a He will work out of the Or­ mendation to Sanford Naval Mrs. William Lakemtn, Q—I have a heart condition eluded after their cost exceeds any other person who would haio qualified as a dependent and my doctor prescribed lando divisional sales office, Air Station authorities for ac­ Garden Club beautification 1<" r . . one per cent of income. In the , , , He imputed nnil went to i had not he or she earned $f>00 three one-ounce drinks of whis­ serving investors in Sanford tion following the Dec. 23 chairman, announced a xon _ , , ,, . ,. , New Orleans lor the trails- Sto.ooo example, all drug costs 4 and Seminole County. last year. ing board meeting reb. 8 at crush of a Navy Vigilante in ky daily. May I count this as plants last March It* ami beyond $100 are deductible. Investors Diversified Ser­ the community. Any reimbursement receives) medical expense? Your medical expenses may |Sept. 17. vices, Inc., 70-yesr-old Minnea­ when protests will be heard The resolution also praise* He said rath transplant in tie considered only in the year from a hospital, health or ac­ A—Lucky you. It counts as a against rrertion o( billboards polis-based investment corpora­ the heroic manner in which ac cident insurance policy must mistical expense. >lvrd taking a “"plug plug” or of paid. You may take Into ■* y,,lvra tion,* is ihcparcnt company of the pilot. Cdr. Cornelius Nob _ Q—My . . daughter who rtlarin the community. ' .,,.1 _ , uot, fll)ni the payments made in 1961:, be dedurted from the cost of Kie nation's tihglc ta, gave his life -aiufUic bom-'* •• a j 3 tV lii ,5MV-' ^ the-preview* yes r 'n W iC J ACjriipTTlcti/rVrexpense* IT Bluel fjfc! m m gN|p..of luvcstin6nt rompan- haiilcr • navigaln^. LL_ P*ul. Shield paid $300 of your $500 pendent'until the day of her » heard flieTioard to damfe'torTrfw'B-d • zes, frequently referred to as Stokes, suffered injuries to Ifi Ihe hSM area. Kafh Sprig ‘ h* v°*1 of ,9*u * operation if j surgical fee last year only the marriage. She is filing a.joint the Garden Club's highway of "• the Investors Group. spare DeBary even greater hair, he said, was about no payment has yet been made $200 actually paid by you may return with her husband. M%y beautification project tyhich one-eighth of an inch long. Total net assets under In­ damage. deduct a $300 ortliodonist bill tie shown in your computation. to the surgeon. features the planting of Sabal vestors management currently Meeting of the association Here is a typical meslical 1 paid for her early In 1964? “ It fell out in about 10 Include In your personal palms along Highway 17-92 f exceed H billion and the com­ was the first to be t-omltti-tcd A—This is one of Ihosc ex­ day*,” Archer said, “ lull with- meslical expense calculation expense deduction for a family Program for the meeting |in pany's nationwide sales or by the newly installed presi­ ceptional cases where she six wrrka it started to the cost of any hospital oi with Income of lio.ooo: was given by Mrs Olive Sey­ grow again.” ganizatinn of more than 3.000 dent, Earl Merrill, and was otherwise would have qualified Prescribed Drugs ■ health insurance premiums. more. director of Volusia representatives service more held at the Community Cen­ County public health nurses than one million customer ter. i who sjMike of services avail accounts. Other new officers introdu­ K A R L M ER R ILL able through the organization Before becoming associated ced by Merrill included Ed­ with Investors Diversified Ser­ ward W. Parsons, vice presi | j chairmen for visits of the and Hubert N'mrn McGee, so loist for two selections. vices. Inc., Trice was an ad dent; Mrs. Christopher But Glaucoma Clinic mobile unit juster with General Adjust­ ler, treasurer; Mrs. Peter ment Bureau. Inc and a Iocs' Kopprnaal, recording secre- to DeBary scheduled for Feb. On-Off Again independent multiple line in-|tary; Mrs. Archie I.nng. cor 4 and Feb 18 t.OS ANG ELES it 'P I t — surance agent in Northwest rr*|>omling secri-tar> and Mrs Itranck, representing m ,, |M.nr s.lm.fer. 46. ButArkansas. Rev. Augustus Summers, Ihe I'ink t.allies of Seminole f„| if . „nd her husband. He holds an MS degree from 1 chaplain. Chairmen introdor Memorial Hospital, who pro j„|,n> 47,, were mnirird Sept ed weie Mrs William It rich, tide all supplies tor eye ex |, |!»4«>. to New Yoik City. the University of Arkansas He is a member of the K1 welfare; Parsons, member-j animations, urged all. rose |j, HUH, they we I e divorced warns Club ol Sanford, Semi­ ship, and Kress A Walter. dents who bate not been ex |,v Stipe mo Judge George A. amined wltlnn a one • year llorkwciler. Tim e yean Inter nole County Chamber of Com llOUM*. In other business before Hie period to take adtalitage ol the same judge H-married morce, and the Methodist church. His wife. Judith, and group, it was announced that tile clime visit* Advance ap them. Monday, Judge Dockdaughter Kathy will mote to Andrew Ashley and Mrs Che pointnienl* lor either (talc Weller giantcd them another male with Mr* divoi-e. Sanford in-the near future, j sti-r Rearick will serte a- eo should hi Zone Manager For Investors Civic Club Lauds Heroes Scotty Sez: HOM E BUILDERS S U P P LY, he Pay Cash And Save G A L V A N IZ E D 20 G A L Here are four good reasons (o visit • COCOA BRU SH • L U F K IN 'S Q U A L IT Y DOOR MAT 1 6 " x 2 7 49 • EXTRA DURABLE • RUST PROOF JOINTS • STAYS ACCURATE SAVE y3 OFF i UTILITY DRILL HOI N w e lo-#o, U-g»V. me,, g ^ L _ .»< b». mo •W«h A Omsk*. Mtaluw NAILS 5 0 -U . a tT O N S COM M ON I 6d ........... 4.79 8 d . . . . . . . C o m p le te Econom y 149 BATHROOM SET Averape Retail i f ' i i i i Black & Decker V*m R e ta il Twin Palm* Cool Cofg 'h in te r m e d ia te f ie ld ! ' ■ ~y» w v v w lT J < W ff/ooksi Deoken Prices LATEX PAINT b i g e a r in ( l i e J £ fyt Jj -* a c 2 SS o * Uan, * uuTtAth 6. , . ' •ultrrrd real emtiarraaament becauae their plate dropped, slipped M wob­ bled et Just Ihe wrons time. Do not lire In feer ot this hsppootne to you. Just sprinkle a little rAHTZtIII the alkaline jnon-scldl powder, on __r_____ your pUtra old tele# teeth more rmly. so they fe»l more comfort• hi*. [V>M noi oour. Checke**plett odor hrfilh”. Oft FABTHTH dru* counters tvsrywbtrw. Average * R F l Y E U E I t l L . .(lie That Loosen f 49 O N LY! T h e fo ur item s above a re o ffe re d at these p rices as a gestura of good w ill fa our custom ers and to in tro du ce Hom e Bu ild ers Supply Stores to new cu sto ­ m ers. W e reserve th e ,rig h t to lim it q u a n titie s when on order w ill deplete the stock ot a store. No deale rs or m a il orders p lsa se l REIN FO RCED BO TTO M L FA LS E TEET H 7 ” SNUG COVER i i i i i i i i f i The town of Antakya, on the Oronles River in Turkey, occupies part of the site of what once was Antioch. R ED EN D R U L E u Upright fibres clean the shoes quickly and thoroughly ever! (NEXT: A Plu* and ■ Minus From IRS.) AU of the valuable informalion contained in this series, “ Cut Your Own Taxes,” PLUS additional advice and samplo tax forma are available In a new 64-page book. To order a copy send name, address and 50 cents to: "Cut Your Own Taxes,” c/o The Sanford Herald. P. O. Box 489 Dept. • A. Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. We Invite You (o Visit Your Nearest HBS Store During Our Special "Get Acquainted" 1 IMvuioulli as your dependent had she no) filed a joint return with her husband. You may claim her medical expenses. Q—1 am a diabetic and my doctor requires that I eat spe­ cial foods. Is the cost of these foods a medical deduction? A—If these foods merely re­ place other foods in your diet they are not deductible. If they supplement regular food they are deductible 801 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. GARBAGE CAN FURY...(lie biggest, plushes! 10 - 88.98 Price 3.73 gcsL Mm gal. 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MONDAY thru FRIDAY .j i * i i i There's something for everyone at Plymoulliland & CHRYSLER Ron-Sun Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. 519 East First Street Sanford, Florida INSULATION SATURDAYS Mil 4:00 PJ«. 1* fhtlkMH 4> /4C- M e d * g f f w * g * s #1, I t M g i g g f f t h w i U*» l*c$h H« ••eosissf J” Vull-Tkick . . S.4s m K. Versatile MICARTA By W«»tinghou*« ,6A Ytk# Of igtegl ^ggpaet* © m rrrca-pux ROSITTI M A M ENTRANCE DOORS 394 «r* ■ h - Unnm iwy *• w«rb. 11 CbW i . fm— |© f66 -16.05 r 9 .5 6 14- U. ta. la .»e t 4 I m M. . SM S im * . »I-M LOW D E L IV E R Y R A T E S I 801 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. Phone: 322-0400 ASK A BO U T EUctricol CabU CM Mm •« pm f+PL IM MA W/«l M ft, IIJM nmll ss 1 w/ga t. n_ te.ie Mall u t up tsr/en ta m. >•-** >•'> DELIVERY Far A HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY, Inc. Other Stores: Cocos — Hunt in — I^eshurg . Jacksonville — Orlando Ijtkeland — St. Peternliurir — Dade City — Sarasota — Bradenton i Hr r i *' |Tj t i �/ Th* newest restaurant In th* Seminole County Business School win begin its second semester registration Jan. 25, Mr*. P. H. Lore, head o f th* bualnese education department* announced today. Hour* o f registration fo r day classes are 9 a-m. to S p.m. and A to 9 p.m. fo r night iw*)* Actually, bualnaa* student* may enroll fo r class** at any Urn* during th* year with the exception o f th* shorthand and IBM keypunch el*****," Mrs. Lov* noted. Th* IBM keypunch cl*** la limited to six student* and applicants most psa* * teat to qualify fo r Instruction. Teat* will b* given at th* time of registration, Mr*. Love arid. ‘■Students are recommend­ ed fo r positions as soon as they are qualified, a* w* are In conatant contact with local business and Industry," arid Mrs. Lov*. “ For th* pest aeveral yearn w* have been unable to ep p lf enough worker* to meet th* demand,” she added. Instruction at th# bualneas achool Is under th# direction o f th* Semlnol* County Board o f Publie Instruction and the only charge# are a nominal registration fee and tha.cost o f books, with tht exception ■awfaf.; y Other court*# Include typ­ ing, shorthand, bookkeeping, bin in cm law, business Eng­ lish, office practice and office machines. Stock Prices Hike Pictured To Continue Florid* chain o f Ranch Houses is holding ita grand opening in Sanford today. T h * local eatery, fourth in -the past year in Central Flor­ ida, la located Just south o f th* city on H wy 17-92. Already becoming famous fo r fast service, excellent raisin* and reasonable price*, the Ranch Houses are owned by a trio o f cnterpHitng young Greek’s who grew up together in Buffalo, N . Y . A fte r ether member* o f th* fam ily cam* to Florida and 'Hard Time' Pictured For LB J Foreign Policy W A SH IN G TO N (U PI> — anU-Amerkantsm In «om«\| of Congress la likely to gtva th* countries receiving U. S. aid. PrcslJcnt Johnson and bla Johnson tent hi* foreign foreign aid bill a harder time aid message to Capitol Hill over policy than over dollars Thuraday, On-the-record reac­ tion was about at expected— this year. Key Democrats are confi­ Democrat* generally approved and Republicans centrally had dent they hav* th* votes to reservations. give Johnson virtually all of th* nearly $3.4 billion h* seek*. What they can't predict is how th* legislators will react to such Items *■; —Th# President’# request for an unlimited authorisation fo r aid to South Vlat Nam., —Th* recent outburst of Fresh Pastries Are Featured B E R R Y ’S The graetoua, softly • lighted Interior of the Ranch House ■eats 74 person! at booths and table*, all comfortably upholtared in modem washable fabric* in matching colors. Graceful mate hatick draperlea accent the wide window* and the Reach House them* la carried out In the wagonwheel chandeliers which shed a warm golden glow over tha interior. la C. J. Ylanllo*, president, Peter Lana H i, treasurer and James T . Argeros, secretary credit the Instant auecea* o f their reatauranta to bard work, good food which has been carefully chosen and fast. efficient service. On# o f the moet Important s ta ff members la Carl Herald, a German baker who makes all the rich plea for th* Ranch Houses o f Central Florida. These delicate roncoeotions have rapidly gained delight­ ed recognitirn from area din­ ers. In addition to those sold C. J. YIANILOS . * . president a t th* restaurant by the slice, diner* may also order one, or more, to take home. Besides the home-baked pi**, equally delicious e*k*s .and rolls are made fresh each day fo r the Ranch Boose patron*. Steaks are choice, hand­ picked and none are froten. Hamburgers are ground fresh daily and all food* art sup­ plied from a central commis­ sary, which la quick to bolster euppltee to any o f the four area restaurants U bualnese Is heavy and stock* begin to run low. A ll o f tht attractive Ranch House buildings are construct­ ed on a standard plan for the most economical operation. General contractor for- the Sanford restaurant, newest of the chain, was A. K. Shoe­ maker, Jr. Tht comfortable, eoftly-lli booth* and count*™ i* * t 74 people and each ito r* ha* IS employee*. AU food la pre­ pared right up front on a char­ coal grill in plain eight o f th* customer*. The Ranch R o o *« partner*, Argeros, Lanarl* and Ylanllo* expressed themaelre* as being impressed and pleased with the success o f their rantur*. Customers who hare sam­ pled the cuisine, atmosphere and service express themselves as being pleased, too, SIX MORE STUDENTS trained In the operation o f the IBM Keypunch machine have completed the 90 hour course at the Seminole County Busi­ ness School. The national shortage o f personnel to operate these machines also applies locally. Seated is Rebecca Richardson and standing are Elizabeth Wood, Jnn Trcckman. Judl Lewis, Dorothy Thomas and Ardys David, New classes at the school begin Jan. 26. (Herald Photo) Wall Street Chatter NEW YO RK (U P l) — Bach* k Co. *a>i (hat in view of the fact that earning* per ahare are for the m oil part reasonably In line with tb* price of stock* and few exceaar* are present In the market, the rise In atock price* is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. However, Bache eaya "w e would not be surprised to a*e tha market hesitate before it attempts to move to another Home baked plea and cakes new all tima high.” made fresh daily are a spe­ cialty of th* new Ranch X. T. Hutton 4k Co. com­ House, opening In Sanford to­ ment* that “ with moat techni­ day on Hwy, 17-92, juat south cal measurements now giving of tha city. favorable readings, the cur­ Concocted with fine Ingre­ rent rally could carry further dients from-special recipes by and possibly even teat the In Baker Carl Herald, the assort­ duatrial highs over the next ment of dellcaalee Include few session* ’• But the brok­ five whipped cream plea — erage firm eaya monetary and Key lime, coconut, chocolate labor uncertainties still lurk chip, bantna and rum. In the backgorund and "an In aeaion there are delicious overextension of commitments freah strawberry and fresh should b* avoided." blueberry pies, and pleased customers testify that they Thomson k McKinnon w ri­ have never tasted berry plea te* that th* stock market that retain the frtihneas of has been "nowhere near as the fruit any better than confident aa the business man­ these. ager* whoae equltlee it rep­ In addition to th* above resent*." Th# Wall Street mentioned pastries there la firm a iy i that a “ slrable a- also a Boston cream pie that mount of speculative funds" delights the Jaded p*late. . could come into the market Rich, delicious chocolate at the first sign of solid ac­ layer cake, coconut layer tion in any number of quality cake, cheese cake and straw­ favorites. berry abort caka compute the drlectabla bakery menu and Economist Eliot Janeway we can predict that first time says he feel* tteel storks customers will be returning have been "oversold." He again and again to sample lays Uila condition may laa< each one, tinea It la so bard ’’a bit longer" but that thr to choose between them. prospects for the ateel issues "m ay be brightening behind the clouds." Janeway com menta that (be aieef business ia much better than Wall Street h i I yet rrtade allow­ ances for. Ample parking, both tor tha ruatomer and bis car, are fea­ tured at Use new Ranch Hoaao Restaurant on Hwy. 17-93, Just south of tha Sanford city 11m- opened business In the MiamiFt. Lander-dale area, the three young men followed, worked in the south Florida reatauranta o f the chain and then moved on north to the Central Florida area to set up their own Ranch House*. The *1.7 billion aaked fo r military aid and th* $2.2 blllion requested fo r economic aesietance added up to the loweet aid budget submitted since the program began 18 ysara ago. * Last year Johnaon also sent "bare bones” request and Congress responded aicord- PETE R L A N A R IS . . , treasurer iH GERO S N E W YORK (U P l ) — Pat Colgan o f Carbondale, Pa., ' signed ae a full-time ecout in the northeast portion of the United Slates for the New York Yankee* Tuesday, N E W B U R Y , England ( U P l ) — Mr*. Janet Warren'* 163-pound E n g l i s h mastiff, Hector Warren, believed to he Britain's biggest dog, has been chosen fo r a part in a naw television aeries, "Sher­ lock Holmes.” THE STEER HEAD over the doors Is becoming a symbol o f good food to Floridans. This is the new Ranch House just south o f Sanford on Hwy. 17-92 holding its Grand Opening today. (Herald Photo) \ R I IH B j j A M B lf f ijf Pleasure! CHESTEBFIELD, England (U P l) — Doctors today repor­ ted the birth of a boy who developed in hla mother1* ab­ dominal cavity Instead of th* womb. Chances of such a birth were placed at 60 million to one. The mother wae identified as Mrs. Cythla lying son, IS, of nearby Brim Inetc n. The Infant weighed 4 pound* 6 ounces at birth eight days ago. Doctors said such births are normally fatal to both mother and baby. They said there have been only 500 case* recorded In (he Western world and that only about 50 of thoie Infanta survived. The Longion baby was ex­ pected next month. The mo­ ther was rushed to Sceradalc Hospital when the developed atomarh pains. The baby, named Hayley, has been placed In in Incuba­ tor. Mrs. Long<on Is recover­ ing aatlifactorlly from the de­ livery operation. The father, Ronald, 28, a truck driver, was on the road when the baby wea born. Chairman Thomas E. Mor­ gan (D -P a .), o f tha Hout* foralgn a ffair* com m itt**, is expected to begin author!**, tion hearing* shortly. 11* wants to bring tha bill to th* House Hear bp th* middle af ApriL With even bigger Demo­ cratic majorities than last year, th* committee and th* Hout* art expected to ap­ prove a $3.4 billion authoriza­ tion, or very cloi* to it. Business Briefs Comet, Lincoln, Mercury Sales Show Increase JACKSONVILLE (Spl.) Record sale* of uncoin Mer­ cury division cars during 1964 The Portland vase la a rare In the Ford Motor Company and beautiful ‘ b u.r I a I urn division's Jarksonvlll# district found naar Rome its the 161h wvre reported today by George century. P. Montag net, district atlet manager. Tb* biggest increase wae in Cornel sales, with 10,211 units during the year IS per cent higher than during 1961, the previous record year, in addi­ tion, combined Comat and Mercury sales of 14,537 sur­ passed the old record d 1961 by seven per cent. Sale* of the luxury Lincoln Continental also were at re­ cord levels, with 3,110 units, an U par cent increase over tha record established In 1963, December is lee also estab­ lished records to close the year. Comet sale* of TffT were four per cant higher and com­ bined Comet-Mercury sales ot 1,295 were XT per cent higher than the respective December records set the year baton. In addition, December Mer­ cury aalee were tha highest since 1956. ’ ' V] W O RLD 1"S-1f Delicious choice meals - cut or ground af i commissary in Orlando daily - never frozen Fresh home-baked pastries, buns and cakes! Fast Service! Hot Springs National P itk , A r k a a u !, la a federally Cards. r BRING THIS COUPON FOR FREE PASTRY . 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Lin life Sills, Spaclal Pre-casts / 201 S. Sanford Avenue Altamonte Springs Saaferd, Florida Gator Lumber and Ace Hardware, Inc. Kissam Builders Supplies t Blocks and Building Materials Baaford, Florida P. O. Box 1451 �/ ">~xr t * to 1• i ‘ j 1■ * rw.. Ai......*- M Bu'ren ByAbi Language Of Pearls By Helen Henneaty, Newspaper Enterprise Womcn'i Editor U nlen you happen to have • pearl bearing oyater • lathed <C* away a i a pet, chancea are your milky necklace la not the real thing. But, cheer up. Hardly anyone'a ia. So atop eating oyater atew with rigid concentration. And, anyway, the beauty of today'a alraulated pearla rivala the real thing. Y ea r after year, pearla reign aa queen of the jewel box becaute they are fashionably right on everything from aweatera to formal*. Cbooalng the right alxe, ahape and length can, how­ ever, be a confuting taak. A farooua manufacturer of fine almulated pearla (Yendome Couturier Jewelry) rugg a it! thla guide to the lang­ uage of pearla. There are alx lengtha. The choker necklace huga the neck. The atandard falla Juat below the collarbone. Prlnceaa length enda where the buatline begina. Matinee pearla drop anywhere from one to two inchea below the buatline Opera length cornea to the hlpa and can beSooped, knot ted or given full play. Laat, the pearl rope, longer than opera length, la particularly good for a tall woman. I f your neck fa leaa than iwanUke, don't wear a chok­ er. The prlnceaa or matinee lengtha are beit for you. I f you're lucky enough to have a long neck, wear a choker or atandard length. But if you wear a long neck­ lace, loop it once or twice, atartlng at the throat. A long necklace ahould be tapered for a allmming look. Do thla by knotting the neck­ lace to give a taaael effect Pearla generally come in four different shape*.’ apherleal, baroque (nuggety), but­ ton (allghtly domed with a flat baae) and aeed (acarcely larger than a pinhead). But moat fine quality man-made pearla are apherleal. Thla con­ tour conforma to the ahape of genuine pearla. Theae auggeatlona ahould be helpful, but let your mirror be your final guide — and be aure lt'a full-length glaaa. Chic Chat: r ‘ ‘I entertain at home a lot becauae good baby alttera are hard to come by. I'd like to buy a couple of long aklrta for thla purpoae. Should they come to the floorT” — Doro­ thy B. Dear Dorothy B.: — No. Ankle length la better looking and a lot more practical, And even newer la the Jual-below the calf hemline. Both new lengtha are amart looking. There'a no need to awgep the Boon with your aklrt or to lake a chance on tripping with a laden tray In your handa. Pleaae lend your faahlon problem! to Helen Henneary in care of thla paper. While ■he cannot anawer each letter perronally, letter* of general Intereat will be anawered In thla column. D E A R A B B Y : Where la a girl auppoaad to alt whan ah* la on a date with a boy who drivta a ear with bucket seats? Would it be proper fo r her to ait In tha middle, between the two bucket aeata ao aha won’t be ao fa r away from har date? Suppoalng tha gaar ahlft ia between the two aeata T Fleaae anawer In the paper becauee I know other girls who havt the same problem. , N O T CLOSE ENOUGH D EAR N O T : The girl alto in tha bucket eeat BE­ SIDE the driver. The prob­ lem o f distance between the girl and her date la a mera drop fn tha bucket compar­ ed to tboae shell run fhto if she tries to occupy the "no girl's land” between the seats. Sit w h en you be­ long. He can’t drive fo r ­ ever. • • • • D EAR A B B Y : I am 2d and tha mother of four chil­ dren. When I married (alx y e a n ago) I weighed 118 pound*, and wore a site 12 dreaa. I am five feet alx and everyone used to com­ pliment me on my figure. Today I wear a alia 18 tt dress, and the laat time I had tha courage to g^t on a scale I weighed 188 pounds. I don’t have to tall you how ashamed o f myself I am. I have gone on every diet I'v e heard o f and I'ra even triad to amoka, but It makea me sick. I just don't have the will power to stick with a diet. I've heard than ia a club people join to help them lose weight. It's sup­ posed to be something Ilka Alcohol lea Anonymous. Peopla help each other. I need inepiratlon and encourage­ ment from other* who have tha same problem. Or do**n't that work, eitherT F A T A N D DISGUSTED D E AR FAT: Nothing "w orks" unles you a n w ill­ ing to work at making It work. "T O P S " (Take O ff Pound* Sensibly) Is on* of the most prominent clube. W rite to their headquarta n at 2308 S. Howell Av*., Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin, for information about t h e i r ’ chapters In other cities. Good luck. • • % __■ ii in ■■I inrt:% J r By Jerry Sheehan Newapaper NEW other Enterprlae Ann. YO R K year <NEA) -A n ­ atretchea before ua. What can the clothing-conacloua man look forward to? Beginning at the top, the trend In hale thla year will be toward tha printed felt In check, herringbone and plajd patterna. Up cloae they have a dlatinct aporty flavor, but i t a dlatance they blend Into an almoat aolld color. Alio continuing In popularity will be the auede and bruahed pigakin number*. Look, too, for a different type of ault atyle — the ahsped ault. The ahouldera will tie allghtly aquared, but not in gangater faahion. The cheat will be fuller, the walatline allghtly dimlniihcd and hip* tapered. The advantage of the ahaped ault la that It makea moat of ua look allmmer, Sweatera are continuing big In a rainbow of colon. ..Look, eapeclally for aweater-aock combination! — where the aocka pick up the texture or dealgn from the aweatcr. Very aporty and very good-looking. The foulard breaal • pocket handkerchief la developing In­ to an Important trend. For builneaa wear every attractive color and pattern la being aeon (heae day*. If you have been wearing a white linen handkerchief a q u a r e d or pointed, the n dvkf la uae It for blowing, not for ahowlng. A bright touch which will i be more In evidence thla year la colorful lining! inalde Jac­ ket*. Guya aeem to like them. Slack* will continue in their tapered look. The Irldeacenta will be aa big thla year aa they were In ' « . Look alao for white slacks for.the aummer. Budget more for your cleaning bill* In ’*3. With the Increaaing popu­ larity of tweed* and tweedtype ault* and aporta garb there will be a revival of heavier and more rugged foot­ wear. Bruahed leather ahoei are aelllng like mad around (he country. Hind - atitched ahoea are alao coming on atrong. The look, briefly, for 1863 la colorful, relaxed and braw­ ny. T • D E AR A B B Y : My daugh­ ter was raised In a good Christian home but you would never know It from the way ah* haa acted since eha was 14. She Is 22 now and Is going through her third divorce. She could ____ i U V 10TJ ♦ IC Q I1 ♦ QJM WKST EAST to Q J 10 91 to K l 8 4 ♦I to 168 4 3 ♦ J 10«* t oKT3 V l(l SOUTH (D ) to » 3 .' ¥ AKQJI ♦ A T48 ♦ A* Both vulnerable Heath I f 34 i f 3 to Weel North Pass 3 to Pass '4 to Pass 4 to Pass » to • Pass Pass Eato Pan Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead— to Q normal play by assuming dia­ monds would apllt 3-2. The six-diamond contract had been eminently correct, since all it depended on was By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence, Newspaper children when my ion and hi* wife go out. The boy seldom ture oil or wax she will build up a film and after ■ few such cleanings her walla will dull. To clean her woodwork quickly and get it squeaky clean the should use one gal­ lon water, one half cup vine­ gar, snd one cup paraffin oil. If this oil Is not available use Ihe as me amount of all-pur[Hue ccdsr furniture pollah. Put this in a metal container so it can he kept warm. I)o not use it cold. Wash off your woodwork with this and dry with a soft cloth and (here will be no streaks or polishing (o do. It ia surprising how much gook ■will come off. This Is also good on natural finish wood cabinets, as It cuts grease. Tills formula was giv- 'Do you think it Is a good Center, says a cat would be idea to bruin dry falling halrT happy with an empty thread spool, or a bit of paper tied Min* is falling and if 1 dare tn the center so that It swings brush it, it comes out ao badly. locally—or buy It a pretty toy. What should I do? 1 need Your hostess will bo grateful. new hair brush if l am to 1 am, when people bring a brush, but wbal kind?—Mrs. amall toy tor my pets. H. K ." " I t taffeta a good choice for Brushing stimulates circuit a dress for me?. I am sixty. lion; therefore, for healthy I want it simple in style as I hair, brushing la essential. The have nice jewelry to wear with hair which comes out on your It.—Old G irl." brush la already "loose hair." Stop calling you nclf "old Massage your scalp with cos girl," even in fun. Taffeta la rootle oil, brushing up and out. not teen much at the moment, Shampoo every week. After but the brocades are ao attrac­ drying your hair, use tha oil tive. Try it; a simple, straight on the scalp, not on the hair. style in brocade la very smart. Buy a really good hair brush M o n d a y - "D ear Edylh of real boar bristle, not ny Thornton McLeod" loo. This (a an investment and will do much for your haR. U ses good comb, tortoise shell * i f possible. Snylhetic hnpl# meota are bad for dry balr, in fact, 1 think, for any hair I " I am taw guaat of honor CLEARW ATER (U P I) at a dinner. Should I taka the Former middleweight cham­ hostess a gift?—N ." pion Sugar Ray Robinson and Certainly, auch as a book, a Toronto fighter Sonny Moore small bouquet,, a growing will meet here Feb. M In a plant, a ga a a , or any small 10-round exhibition bout. and attractive gift. This 1* the Tha flgbt will be bald in the gesture of wall-mannered poo Jack Tar Hotel ballroom fol­ pla. I f poor hostess should lowing a dinner. Robinson ia ^u va a pat eat. taka U a small five times world champion gift- Bob Bartoa, manager of and Moor* has woo 33 fights, the Friaktoc Pat rood Research lost nine and drew in three. Robinson-Moore Exhibition Set en to me years ago by a trail­ er factory man. We lived in our trailer for to year* snd The wood was as beautiful when we moved as when we bought the trailer. So I know It works. If one fries a lot ol food thla cleaning should be done every six months, if not, once a year 1* sufficient. — ANN GIRLS — This would be a dull old world without differ­ ences of opinion and the right to sir them. — FOLLY DEAR P O LLY - The column is like an old and trust­ ed friend to me. I would real­ ly treasure one of those dellgtful P o ll/ ’ftoJlsrs. v We hsve five small grand­ children and every table and mantel shelf was getting clut­ tered with their pictures. W* purchased a 3-by-i-fool piece of perforated hard board and my husband framed it (how­ ever, framing la Dot really necessary). I painted It to match the decor in our family room and hung It over a desk. I framed the pictures of all the babies and with hooks bought for tha purpose group­ ed them on this board. I even have space left for an expectcd baby. Thla la quite a con­ versation piece and I really enjoy ihe pictures more now that thay are all together. — M ARY DEAR P O L L Y - To make your linens look like new, add a few drop* of glycerin to the starch. You will be pleased at how much easier thay are to Ron and at the resulting nice gloss. I use tha aamt trick on marquisette or voile curtains. The glycerin not only seems to give new Ufa but the thing* do not aeem to get dRty ao quickly. -L .M .W . GIRLS — I added one-fourth teaspoon glycerin to one cup o f Ufbt cold water starch and the linen lokad beautiful. — PO LLY Want some help with your homcmaking? More than 300 chore-ahorteoera are featured in Polly's 31-pagt booklet To order, send your neme, addreaa end M cents to: Polly'a Pointer*, c/e (Sanford Her­ ald), P.O. Box 8M, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York, 13, N.Y, (x )iq Jh *U )o m & n : If you want your husband to least until dinner is eaten In look forward to coming home peace. If he's in a bad mood, don't In the evening . . . make it easy (or him to start When you hear hi* car in the an argument or hurt your feel­ drive, atop what you are do­ ings. ing long enough to make him If he has had a good day feel that hit homecoming la a and is feeling on lop of the highlight o( your day. world climb up there with him. If he's In ■ talkative mood, If he has brought home work give him you: undivided at­ to do, find something to do tention. If ne seema preoccup­ yourself or settle down with a ied or tired, let him alone. good book ao that you won't If you have new* he isn't be tempted to keep interrupting going lo like to hear, don't him. spring It un him the moment Point out anything you want he walks through the door. him to notice, instead of say­ Bad new* will usually keep at ing .accusingly, "You haven't Record Shop through with night clubs, la enjoying the schedule of Broadway, whirh allow! him lime to be with hta w ife and two daughter*, Andrea, 8, and Dominique, fi. He hasn't been In "Golden Boy" long enough to I* bored with the routine. To accomplish this, he haa "Rigor mortis hasn't set in had to turn dramatic actor, yet,” hvaald. "B u t I'm told it playing In support of Sammy will." Uavia In the Broadway musi­ Album o f the week—"B eat­ cal "Golden Boy.” Billy, whose les ‘65" (Capitol) ia a lively recording o f ,rTh*t Old Black eacureion with the Liverpud­ M agic" haa sold more than 8 lians, Including Rlngo and hia million coplaa, play* a sinis­ tonsils. (Tha last time that ter Harlem type who itng* statement can ba mad* ) Sev­ two o f the beet aongs in the en of the elaven songs on tha •how: "W hile the City Steeps" album were written by John and "Thla !• Tha L lfa," a fact I.ennon and Paul McCartney, obvious to anyona who haa and they ara tha beat tune* heard tha Capitol original cast by far. Tbs Beatles prove they album, are^alill the best o f thalr *T m anjoying tha show lm- genre. menaely," Billy said, "but I ’m Da Luxe seta— Capitol haa surprised I ’m coming across. iaeued some goodies fo r col­ I had thought o f making a lectors. "T h e Hawaii Calla Da move Ilka thla fo r soma lima, Luxe Set” consists o f three but I wasn’t aura I waa equip­ records, with 86 tuna* divid­ ped for. an acting p a rt Voice- ed into Instrumentals, en allwise, 1 have no qualm*." star set, and aongs by the lato A fte r a long and distinguish­ Alfred Apake. "T h e J e if ed career aa a top night club Story" U a five-record eel cov­ attraction, Daniel* ta finding ering the year* from 1013 to disciplining himself the hard­ tho present. The Kingston est part o f Brood way. Trio covers "Tho Folk Era," " In a night club, if you fool with 33 o f thaR beat-known Ilka cutting your act, you can aongs. know the comic w ill do an ex­ Good albums— " I Can S*e a tra half-hour. For Broadway, Now D ey" (Pete Boegar, Co­ you bar* to loom how to re­ lumbia), " l a tho *30#, In the a c t" '40s” (Louis Armstrong, RCA Billy, wha aajra he ia Victor), T e t e 'e Place" IPeto Aa It la you've Jrtned her in her lltle game of deceit by sneaking about to catch her in disobedience without her knowledge juat aa she tries to sneak in post-bedtime reading witflout your knowledge. What she needa Is your open and unruffled declaration that her lie hasn't fooled you. Unless we deliver this un­ ruffled openness to a child who has lied to us, we can't expect him to be open with us. Children lie to ua for the same reason we lie to our­ selves or to others. A girl presents ua with the Image of a good obedient child who wouldn't dream o f read­ ing when she's suposed to be aaJtep because ihe thinks we can't stand the real, deficient child ahe actually ia. We do the same thing when we lie. We present to ourselves or others an Image of ourselves as people who never forget telephone m eatagri, whose kindness la always disinterest­ ed and who poses no deflnclences. I f we understand that fear of our real selves is what compels u s.to lie, we can recognize the same fear in the lying child. We make It unnecessary to lie to 6i by our open and unruffled accep­ tance of the deficiency the child ia afraid to confesa. Te«MkRto:«^ iV f^ .U a U c a for two (and toon, three) on a food;. 27 per cent for .homing are enough to make any iuddy • duddy older than 23 blink. e than 40 per cent o f toll brid>4 are teenager* and 53 per cent of the glrla between IS and 18 are m a r r i e d . On e in s e v e n o f theae la a mother. Additional figures show that each girl's first hus­ band is only slightly older than ahe. Because o f their youth and tittle job experience, the young couples' income ia low and could qualify for aid from the President's poverty program In their first years of setting up a home. The average teen­ ager has about 3500 a year to spend from ' allowances and part-time jobs before he mar­ ries. Once married, the young couple rquit learn to budget By Oswald J a c o b y ^ ' a reasonable Rump break, but to add intuit to injury, the opposing North • South pair reached the Inferior conRact of aix hearts and made it. A t that table. South woo lb* first spade in dummy and promptly led the queen of club*. There was no way to make the heart alam if the club finesse was going to lose. The queen of clubs was al­ lowed to hold, whereupon South drew trumps and cashed hli ace of clubs. Then he play­ ed the ace of diamonds and a second diamond to dummy's queen. His next p ity was the nine of clubs. East had to play his king, whereupon South return­ ed to dummy with the king of diamonds and discarded one of his (wo losers on the Jack of clubs. By Ruth Millett even noticed such and such." By Susan Light, Newspaper Enterprise Ann. DEAR MRS. LIG H T: sophomore received in a Our high failing way i grade in biology on hia last re\port card. He had n^yer gotthrough it. , ten below " C " in anything Make the dinner hour as line* first grade, ao naturally pleasant and relaxed a time we were up in arm*. aa you can instead of letting it We had been dissatisfied become rushed and hectic, Juat with his science teacher for one more thing to be gotten quite some tiifie, but hadn't through as quickly at possible. done anything about it be­ If you can manage all that, cauae our son is like the teen­ not only your husband look agers in one of your column*. forward to evening* at home He said if we complained, it but you will look forward to would be over his dead body. them too, ao it ought to be Well, we checked and found worth the effort. that more than a third of the cla i* had flunked the six-week biology exam. One thing led to another, and finally about 73 parents approached the school board in a body and de­ manded that this teachtr be fRed. • Fountain, Coral), "Th e Dave The principal defended the Clark Five, Coast to Coast" (E p ic), "Chlm Chltn Cheree and Other Children's Favorlt * «" (Burl Ivea, Disneyland), "Cheera" (Tesale O'Shea, Com­ mand) and "W h ite Ginger Blossoms” (Honolulu Symph­ ony conducted by George Bar•tl, Decca), s. High classical— Prokofiev’s By Ralph W. U e w . D. D. witty "The Lov* For Three Newapaper Eaterprlae Asta. Oranges" (Ultraphone) la giv­ There'a a poignant event en a good performance by tha Rom 20 years ago that need* Moscow Radio Chorus and to be remembered aa we en­ Symphony and toms fine solo­ ter another year. The remark­ ists. V irgil Thomson’s "F ou r able 'little book "Unwilling Salnta In Thraa Acta” from Journey" U the telling of one Gertruda Stain'* libretto haa man's personal confrontation been Issued by KCA Victor. with communism. Pastor GoiIt la a performance recorded Iwltxer was In a Russian pri­ In 184T, and tha fast is nearly son camp, l i t had been tor­ identical to tha original cast. tured by tha Nasi fanaticism Some glow lag music here, and In hU own country and now ba Miaa Suln'a gibberish la high­ waa delivered into another ly singable. George Ssell con­ church service that waa to be duct* the Cleveland Symphony held in theae desolate sur­ (E p ic) ia Moussorgtky's "P ic ­ roundings, ha passed a young ture* at an Exhibition” (with man who said, " I t is all so Ravel's orchestration) a n d meaningless, ao aenteie*i." Stravinsky's "Firebird Suite,” So Gollwitaar writes, "That Sing la-eh*— "Once 1 Loved" w m It—toot only our faith, but (Joni Jamee, M GM ), ‘ T m everything ia the world was Gonna Love You T o o " (The meaningless and everything in Hullabalooe, Roulette), "Tokyo tha world, even our fat* would Melody” (The Glad Singers, ba filled wRh meaning through Columbia), "Candy Appla tho redeeming hour in which Rad” (S U n Hitchcock, Epic), the Eternal U fa took upoo It­ " I Want It That W a y " (P a l self tha nature of our poverty. Boom , D ot), "One Little Why did I pass by and leave Snowflake" (M ol Torino, Co­ him leaning against the wall lumbia) and "E m ily” (A ndy in despair, mite ad of Inviting Williams, Columbia ), him into our aenrlce? don't chatter all the low. salary. Many are successfuL When done well, auch bud­ geting eases the special strain that money worries can put on a marriage. • If you belong to this young married group, you can set up a budget using a living ex­ pense guide supplied by the U. S. Department of Agricul­ ture. It la based on studies of spending by two-person fa­ milies with an income of un­ der 35,000. It shows what items lake a large part of your Income and which a smaller part. Once you know how much goes where, you can shift certain expenses to fit your personal need* and wants. Here ia bow income is divi­ ded: Nineteen per cent for ( r e n t e r : m ortgage- paym ent,- 11 utUtlea, furniture' and Equip­ ment); 15 per cent for Ran*portation; 10 per cent, income taxes; 8 per cent for fun and persona] spending; 8 per cent for clothing; 5 per cent medi­ cal care; 4 per cent, personal insurance; 3 per cent, gifts and contributions. The sludy reveal* there |s nothing left for saving* but family counselors aay a coup­ le establishing a home should not expect to sock away much money In a savings account. There will be some form of savings in life insurance. So­ cial Security and job retire­ ment or pension funds during early marriage years. If you can save, by all means do. Parents vs Teachers U he wants to listen to a ■on, a favorite television program school, No Old Black Magic' lly Joan Crosby Newapaper Enterprise Aaaa. N E W YORK (N E A ) — For the first time in IB years, Billy Daniels |a able to maka a personal appearance and not be asked to sing "That Old Black Magic." I f you don't believe this, bow about Resting her lie to little more openness o f your own Instead of tip-toeing up and downstairs and generally lurking about? How about op­ ening her door and saying: "What are we going to do about this reading after bed time? Are you going to force me to ask your parent* to re move the bulb from your lamp when they go out at . .ght — or are you going to keep it turned out the way they expect you to d o ? " Budgeting Teen Marriage Old Music Stand * ’ By Polly Cramer, Newspaper Enterprlae Asia. DEAR PO LLY 1 like Frances' Idea of using a clip­ board for a book holder but I can go one better. I use my son's mualc atand with two clip clothespins to hold the book open and attached to the stand snd read while my hinds are buay knitting, — JULIA GIRLS — That la getting double mileage out of every minute, lin ’t III — POLLY tlE A R PO LLY - I read a bout the lady who siked how to keep her trailer walls look­ ing beautiful snd you tell that trailer dealer to go soak his head. Each time she cleans her walls with furni­ Enterprise Attn. D E AR MRS. LAW RENCE: l, baby-sit for my two grand­ Hate to write letters T Send one dollar to Abby, Box 60700, Loa Angeles, Calif., fo r Abby'* booklet, "H O W TO W R IT E L E T ­ TERS FOR A L L OCCA-\ SIO NS." .. NORTH to A T If You Believe She Lies .. . gives me trouble but the girl lies. She puts out her light at 10 o'clock aa her parents want D E A R C A N ' T : Your me to tell her to do, but aa daughter’s d e f i c i e n c y soon as she think* I'm back •trike* me as more moral than physical, but m aybe• downataRa she switches it on again to read, Though I have the doctor la right. A fte r he fill* her full o f vita­ caught her several times with the light ahowlng under her mins, you'll find out. door, she turns ft o ff when ihe hears me coming and de­ C O N F ID E N T IA L T O nies that she's bad it on. , . "W A IT IN G FOR TOMANSW ER: Wasn't it hard M Y ” : He seemt more inenough to raise your own chil­ tereated fn havlnr a ball, dren without taking on the than fn having a ball and moral education of your chain. Give up. • • • ion's? U you really believe that this child ia a serious Problem* ?' W rit* To A B ­ liar, don't you think you BY, Box 80700, Los An­ ahould tell her parents — and geles, Calif. For a personal let them worry about it? reply, enclose a stamped, ■elf-addressed envelop*. ~ Q ja c o b lf O n (B h id tp i In a recent- International Match Point match at (ha Val­ ley View Studio in Dallas, Tex* It look one North-South pair five round* of bidding to reach a very good alx diamond contract. South won the first •pad* In dummy, led a trump to hLa ace and a second (rump back to dummy's king. At thla point, there was no play left for the contract, but South gave It the old college try. He led the queen of club* from dummy and If East had .covered with the king, South would have been able to fi­ nesse against West's ten and get rid of hta losing spade, but East held up his king. If South had known about the 4-1 dia­ mond break before be led trumps, he could have made Ihe hand by attacking cluba at trick two, nut South made the never keep a husband be­ cause aha waa ao craty about men. And the lower they w e n , tha bettor ah* liked them.. She la under a doctor's c a n now and the doctor told me my daughter runs with bums because o f a "V IT A M IN D E F IC IE N C Y ." Is this possible T C A N T B E LIE V E IT teacher and said he was a vic­ students' attention. Whatever the difficulty, ap­ tim of "harassment." A fac­ ulty spokesman talked about parently no one gave the tea­ cher a chance to correct hi* the other teacher's resentment fallings before publicizing of parent!) 'interference, and them. Every faculty member said we were in danger of los­ probably thought, "There but ing some exxcellcnt teachers for the gracg.of God go I ." ■s a result of our meddling. For future reference, I'D Several parent} chickened clue you to what most likely out. The superintendent ad­ will happen: Hla superior* mitted there had been too will watch this man like a many failing grades in this hawk. (Where were they be­ teacher's classes but said he fore this happened?) hadn't been atjR to find any­ There will be no more fall­ one to take his place ing grades. And Ihe teacher No definite action waa tak­ won't be back next year. en. What do we do now — if You've achieved your goal anything? — INTERESTED —for next year'a class. In the PARENTS process you may have ruined ANSWER: Haven't you done a man's career. enough aReady? Granted, the teacher was Please send your school pro­ probably at fault. The six- blems lo Susan Light tn car* week exam possibly wasn't of thla paper. While she can­ valid, or the Instruction that not anawed each letter per­ preceded It was Inadequate, sonally, letters of general In­ perhaps discipline waa so poor terest will be answered in this the teacher couldn't bold the column. The Doctor Says: Go For Broke "Thinking about it today, I know that herein Ue* our worst and it. oat frequent'■■fail­ ing — that of enjoying the Gospel instead of pasting it on, of pasting by when a de* pairing nun has lost faith tn the Gospel because be has never experienced it person a lly." In this time of much cyni clam w# need a rebirth of vocation. In a time of disaster we know bow to rally to a cause and to ibarw magnifi­ cently. Now we need to know bow to rally Ip a time o f afflueoce, called by the quality of our faith Instead of juat b f the pressure of danger. I don’t know whether many people really maht New Year's resolutions any more. Perhaps they’re cynical about tha busi­ ness, not certain that they’ll ever keep them anyhow. None theleaa. I ’m impressed with the earnest people la al­ most every community who devote them selves to civc pro­ grams, philanthropic groups and causes which demand de­ dication of limn nod thought. I f this la Rue, then there’s hope in giving this age a sense of vocation. Too many of those old resolutions were juat patch­ ing up the situation instead ol transforming the person. We need this sense of vocation. It waa easy enough (or the pastor to remember that das­ ps Ring man who had found life meaningless. Our probbiem la that are move so rapid­ ly that w* don’t see them Sometime* we don’t even rec­ ognize the lose in our own lives. This year wiH take many of us oa "unwilling journeys.” The way in which we respond and the quality o f faith we share will make the differ­ ence. W* are here not juat to enjoy the Gospel but to share It. We are here not juat to en­ ter a year, but to enrich this margin o f tima. John Ciardi ones said of this*, ag*. "W e are ao afraid o f go- ■ log broke that we are aRaid to go for broke.” Resolved: To Rod that rarlaemlng faith that can R ins form such deapair — end go for broke. 4) - i �i ) -V ■-* „*.v * -r * r .«• ;4 .» fj( I i < ' i ’ . For Pleasure, 'Go Seminole' *A House Is Not A Home' Adult entertainment open* night only the management Wednesday and for that "Sergeant* 3" hold* up the £ • T e « 'j f n * , * , l h“ ob‘ * ^ another double the Uovleland Drive-In Thea- ....... ... .. ■ « other half of the twin billing. . tr# thin Sunday and continue* J N e w It feature* Frank Sinatra and Y o rk " bring* Jane Fonda and through Tuesday night. Dean Martin. Both film* are " A Homo la Not a Home" Rod Taylor.to the screen. in color. bring* Shelley Winter* and Robert Taylor to the screen in one pkrt of the twin fea­ ture, "Nothing But the Best" star* Alan Ilatei and la a comedy *poof of "Room at the Top." The "H ouse" film is from . the best - selling book and tell* how Polly Adler became * one of the most fabulous fig urei In her chosen "profetaIon.' 9kf LAKE MONROE INN la of­ fering #o mething new for din eroutera —- it'* a great, big Juicy alrloln ateak for two— Just the thing for you and your best girl. There Is never any cover or minimum and on Fri­ day and Saturday nights .you can dance to the happy mu*lc of the famous "Klngsm cn" led by Jack Rossuian. This group Is always a hit wherever they go—and LAKE MONROE INN haa booked them for your plea­ sure. • • "ABLE HOPPING has the tineat catering service in Centre! Florida. They also have a private dining room to accomodate your club or with­ ering and in any case you will enjoy the lino variety of deli­ cious food* and the fast, cour­ teous service that they pro­ vide. • • a enhanced by. the early Amer­ ican style in the Lamplighter Lounge and the gracious Gas­ light Roum. The cuisine is in keeping with this atmosphere and it all adds up to the very beat. • a a HAVE YOU SEEN the tophi stin ted pictures with their clever gag caption* at the CARIBE COCKTAIL LONGET I f * time you d ld they are so amusing and pro­ vide that touch of humor when you drop in for lunch, after work for the happy hour or for dinner In the evening. On Fri­ days all you have to do Is punch a Tmtton to enjoy your favorite music on the re­ cord machine. P A R T Y COMING UPT ExIN A HURRY for lunch? pcctlng guests? Then remem­ Then hear this—you can walk ber Uiat the TRAD E WINDS C A F E TE R IA in Casselberry into the C APR I any day be­ tween 11:30 a. m. and 1 p. m. V e F ' e i e li.o W ’ r —pick up your plate and go right down their ready buffet United Press International luncheon table—no walling and The Coronation of Queen a nice variety of tasty hot Elisabeth it' fn 1933 Allow ed foods from which to choose. ROBERT T A Y LO R and Shelley Winters,‘ play­ the pattern of the service used 6 r If you want to ail down- and ing New York's most notorious madam, discuss for the Coronation of King Ed­ relax and enjoy a more lei­ business in Joseph E. Levine's "A House Is Not gar at Bath in the year BT3, surely repeat they have pretty, A Home." opening Sunday at the Movicland according to Britain—an offi­ efficient waitress** to serve Drive-In Theatre. cial handbook. you. For your dancing or lis­ T IL L 3:00 tening pleasure each night «v!fb A) MON. . FK1 there la pretty Peggy and .onor. E X C E P T H O LID A Y . "f^ .lfc v y n o te * ." Special bar*'eeorating the ^ e n tire ■^rires 'during the happy hour hall. *(o m 4:30 to 7 p. m. * L A S T I DAYS Mrs. C. M. Flowers, clsss TO .vlTE & SAT. m president, presided over the RUSS AND MIMI MARPER RID E-IN THEATR business session with Mrs. CARLO AD •TNO are such a smash hit at Marguerite Paul giving the G IG AN TIC T R IP L E FE A TU R E she CHECKMATE they are be devotional program, "A rc You T h A , h A 1 ng hold over for another week “ ST AC. ECO A H I TO NO. 1 A T Plus or Minus?" Mrs. Pauline DANCER’S ROCK" i It o w a r d accompanied the 7:00 O NLY W AR R E N STEVENS District No. 37 Florida Nu<>Wln« 'h* lr l| »t appearance group in the singing of a ses will convene at 8 p.m) C<rnlr* ' F,o; ,<U hymn. NO. 2 A T 8:13 O N LY Monday. Jan 18 at the Health’’ ^ * r ifv r v u n v Mrs. Grace Gregory intro­ _ , .. , , , ieh l" at the CHECKMATE. Center on trench Avc fo r, ... .. . . . _ ,i_.Ah>ng with the fine food and duced as a guest, her daugh­ the regular monthly m eetint . . fcscelient ter. Mrs. Armstrong from xceUent service you won't i All nurses arc ini itedI to at , Pennsylvania. ,nd ■ nicer place to spend an Mrs. Gillon made a donation tend to view nn into re slink /cning. film presentation, msprcially to the birthday bank. Now You Know fry I* the ipeclallty of the house at the Pi NEC REST INN on Friday nights. They cook up Just loads of that delicious fried fish for the long Une of repest customer* who have discovered thin delectable re­ past. The menu Include* creamy cole ilaw , crispy french fries,' delicious homebaked beans, succulent hush puppies and the popular rel­ ish tray. Try It—you'll like It. • • • MAR . LOU RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE has a new band for your en­ joyment on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, It's the "Famous Romans" a wellknown Central Florida gm ip that are making a hit at night spots around the area. Danc­ ing begins at 3:30 a. m. on the night* mentioned above. The "fa m e " of the Mar-Loti is for their delicious charcoal-broil­ ed steaks, done exactly to your order and served with alacrRy. COMB IN AND TR Y M A R - LO U Restaurant and Lounge We Specialise In Delicious C H A R C O A L ST EA K DINNERS Yottr Choice Of Full Menu or Luncheon PIZZA NO. 1 AT "I1IK1NI REACH" 10:30 O N LY IN COLOR STARRING F R A N K IE AV ALO N ft A N N E TTE Routine reports were given ter by all the committee rhairmcn li­ and a letter waa read from ft- Mrs. Ellen Aurbakken, mis­ sionary in Algeria, expressing her appreciation for a Christ mas gift which the class sent Thu members voted to "hange the meeting time from s .. •elected for this meeting. ELUSIVE FIRST SANFORD SHOWING FOR ADULTS YOU MUST BE 18 A N I) BE AB LE TO PROVE IT! P LE A S E NOTF. SCHEDULE " A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME" SUN. * *:J0 O N LY MON. ft TUES. A T 7:00 ft 10:IS And meet Polly, the madam ... . who ran the house. And Frank, the bootlegger . . . whoso "ja ck " built the house! SHELLEYWINTERS todCoiningROBERTTAYLOR*w sJanwiQ as Mar CO -FEATU RE — SUN. - 4:30 ft 10:15 MON. ft TUBS. A T 3:00 O N LY “ A delightfully glib and spicy spoof of ‘Room A t The Top’ and ‘Tom Jones’ !" NdlHINQ B IT . The best. BLUSH ING COLOR & SAT. 4 OPEN 13:43 SHOWS A T 1:00 . 3:10 5:10 • 7:10 ■— enjoy u delicious STARTS OPEN 13:44 A Cpmpitta Chirr©*! Broiled Steak Dinner For T * e $3.33 SHOWS A T 1:11 • 3 JO The SiANoms • JS .d The J immy Smith Trio h n S m s U iH a T w/ frf S l - ft and dance to the music of Juck Kossman’s mshi Scaivtuwn K IN G S M EN ' NO COVER F R ID A Y S AND S A TU R D A Y S „ ■ \ * * ' c ■ . NO M INIM UM takeVYloWw& 9nn 1 MI. NORTH OF HANFORD ON 17-32 DAWN" | COCKTAIL HOUR Cocktails We Invite You To Come 6:30-7 p.m. Once And You Will A L L BAR Come Often . . . DRIN KS And" If You Wish AT To Cell Ahead TO RESERVE C A L L 311-3108 TELEPHONE \ OUR NEW D A Y TIM E B ARTEND ER \ FISH FRY A L L YOU CA N E A T AD U LTS 322-1251 REDUCED PRICES BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND "PEGGY & THE KEYNOTES" M AR V E LO U S E N T E R T A IN E R S ! CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $ |3 5 $1 00 Menu Indudeet Cole SUw French Frlee Baked Beane Grits Hush Puppies Relish Trey Coffee Or Tee (Ladlaa bMra 4:30-4:33 WE CATER TO LUNCHEONS — BANQUETS — BRUNCHES — PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS! W E A R E N O W SERVING A HOT BUFFET LUNCHEON DAILY FROM 11:30. 1 P.M. Owned ft Operated V A LD E Z H O TE L . DOWNTOWN BANFOHD C ap* Hwy. 17-31 ftn. lan iard RESTAURANT A COCKTAIL LOUNGE Ph. FA 2-5966 OPEN *TIL I A.M. NIGBTLT 91J5 1 By . Mas laa ft I f t .M w AftLtor ' Cm E m JbsOln * I JO • 7:30 / w And Sparkling I essr „. rr For Fine Dining ^ *rth o M U $ ] £ V The Animals 900 N flted Sirloin for Two * £ & S#U/ SUNDAY ILLSBURG Don't*cooK. Drink* lc par year age.) * 109 Maryland ----------------------- Ua Ua U You’ll Love O Seminole PIj/j Wo Ptovidc the Finest CatennR Service in Central Florida • Dancing “On The Houee’* Every Fridny N’ lght 1:00 P.ttlwood PI*:. u s 1 south FRIDAY N IG H T SP EC IA L! rf OKI ANDO — 1 You’ll enjoy tha surprising variety of dalictnua food* and the fast, courteous aorvice at tha Trad* Winds Cafeteria located next to the theatre in tha Seminole Plata Shopping Center on U.8, I7-P2 be­ tween Sanford and Orlande. Tender, prime meats, garden-fresh vegeta­ bles. appetising salads and your fa ­ vorite pie or rake. On Tuesday aveningi, we o ffe r a 10ot. New York Sirloin Strip cooked to your order for only 70r. Thursday night Is Family Night with free delserfs for all. Saturday night la Steak Night — a big, 44-lb. T-Bcne eteak cooked to your order for only |1.00, QUALITY The Gal From "Down Under" TO D AY n *n»nvn»n »nvn Take Your Favoriie Girl Out! temalional proportions. The film, which re united I-ew.s, dirretpr - writer Frank Tashlin and producer Paul Jones, is in glorious Techni­ color for Paramount release. Along with Jerry Lewis, the cast of "The Disorderly Or­ derly" Include* such top nam­ es as Susan Oliver. Glenda Farrell. Everett Sioane. Karen Sharpe and cameo roles by such outstanding perform­ ers as Jack E. Leonard and Barbara Nichols. L Luncheon: 11 a.m. . 3:13 p.m. Dinner: 4:80 p.m..- 8:00 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn Mayrr's lilting" musical abrogations as Stan "G el Y'oursclf a College Girl' Gets and Astrud GlilieiTo, which opens Sunday at the H ie Jimmy Smith Trio, and R ill llie a tr e Freddie Belt with Itotu rla The film is ■ song ind dsnee Linn ami the Bell Hoys filled romantic comedy in col­ T he youthful rust of * Get or, for which Sam Katsman Yourself a College G irl" coengaged two British • based stars Mary Ann Mobley, for Instrumental groups and re­ mer Miss America, Chad Ev­ cording favorites who have erett, Joan O’llrien. Nancy duplicated their English sue- * Sinatra, Chris Noel. Willard i cess on American Tours. Waterman and Fabriitu Mionl, They are The Dave Clark and there are added allrar-j Five and The Animals, who lions in singing stir Donnie add to the s p and ting of thr Brooks, The StandcID and naw musical film, which also The Rhythm Masters. Jerry Lewis has one of the ranlest roles of his career In the new Technicolor comedy for Paramount, "The Disor­ derly Orderly." now playing at tisc Seminole Cinema The­ atre. Jerry plays • hospital order ly whose fumbling backward ness qualifies him more as a mental patient thin an alien dant in a hospital. He turns thr dignified surroundings top­ sy-turvy when he Is turned loose in hospital corridors and wards. "The Disorderly Orderly" Is perhaps the funniest. Jerry Lewis comedy to date, and it follows close on the heels of his last hilarious comedy. "The Palsy." In this, his thir­ ty-first motion picture, Lewis Is given ample opportunity to display all the facets ol hi* comedic talents which haa created a fan following of in DANCING STARTS A T 3 i30 P M , Eat Out This Weekend | "atmosphere" seems to G O O D STARTER yve a great deal to do with For an unuiual broakfiiit^,, enjoyment of good food MIMI AND HUSH M ARTINO . . . At the Checkmate idea, serve sausage r o t lin)j jo u ’ll find no more deSupper Cluh Dining — Dancing 9 'til 2 bread made by adding Uglstiisl atmosphere than that OPEN I P.M. TO 2 A.M. — CLOSED SUND AY of left-over pork sausage me at F R E D D I E S STEAK cooked and drained to y HOUSE in Fern Park. It la JUST OFF IIW Y . 17-91 N . OF C ASSELllKH IlY ON favorite coin bread mix V the feeling of graciousness, SEM INOLE III.VII. M ATCH FOR SIGNS ACROSS FROM DOG TRACK ROAD. PHONE 83*.7212 Adv. with ' - ‘D am' luxury and leisure, which Is Fun At Cinema IN . ev* id* " -.TO In |ho af II s . » . n across tu, m t.ahlighlx auch other popular S l'N . - MON. • TUKS. PIZZA Three Night* — Thurs. Through Sat. . f()r ytw Thu talented duo, T (|AT v The Famous Romans from Orlando District N o. 37 i o M eet M onday 85c UP Friendly Almoephera Florida Nurses 1.00 Frl. Jan. IB, ' 68 — Pag* 9 Hints For Your Enjoyment! Ritx...Feafcp»-*;. r f o *u f u t t Wrratt SOUTHERN • STYLE flab By Dot tie Austin • tn ftr l 2546 Perfc Dr. * N• Semferi H m m 322-1251 j -- �t •■ * v # • .; ‘ A r i r 11 ii Wf# VsnTurV , Page 10—Prf. Jan. IB, ’65 WrnlB ----------- Z 7 lijc W u rtt'A 99 * ■' -TT / V portent people ah* had flown with, Carol replied, " A ll of Society Editor National's passengers are im> EVERY STU D E N T ASportant." PITIES to make the Dean** Carol did mention some o f L ilt, but th* one* who do ere In th* minority and thu* de> the celebrities she has met during and between flights •erve commendation. who included, Frank Sinatra, Had th* pleasure o f chat* Louie Frlma. Jack Crosby, tin * with SAN D RA HER. VISIT, daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. H. W . Herviah o f Lake Monro* when she was home from Jones College In Jack, ■onrille fo r the holidays. fly D ork William* F T During th* last quarter, Sandra was selected for th* Dean's L ilt fo r a high fill high In the Scholastic brack­ et*. During the last f six week's gradin g' period, he made the Dean's List at Gor* don M ilitary College, Damesvilie, Ga. To qualify for th* list, Cadet Elam had a qual­ ity point rating of 3.0. So Congratulations, Cadet Elam. SPE A K IN G 1 H sfi receive this recognition at Jones, a student must have a 113 per cent average or atiove. Sandra was graduated from Seminole High School with the class o f 1004 and was an average student. A t Jones she is secretary o f the Student Council, chaplain o f Alpha lota sorority and a staff reporter for “ Th* Crest,'' school newspaper, 8 h* is a secretary -sclenc* major and desires a secretarial position with the airlines upon graduation. "Sandy, you’re pretty and charming enough to l>e a hotteas, doesn't this field of fly ­ ing Interest you ?" "W ell, no ma'am,” San­ dra replied. " 1 have an uncle who is an executive with Pan Am, and the hitstesi position is too irreg­ ular and time consuming.” "Hut you will have world wide fligh t privileges?" "Y e * ma'am, and I want to fly aa a passenger and enjoy It rather than work while I'm flyin g." • • • CAROL GREENE Bob Hope, Robert High, N el­ son Rockefeller, Basil Bathboric,and many others, Hur greatest thrill came when a local hank president boarded her plane In Miami and boosted her up. Carol s h n r r a MAMMA M IM l'a 'enthusiasm for cul­ ture and the arts, and on thia tost trip brought home books of fatuous artists mill their works from the Iteuuissunce Period. She wus particularly impressed with h loijr of the Metropolitan .Museum of Arts while in New York recently. SON! W ERNER, a for­ mer airlines hostess and a friend, MARGE HEG A L L from New York City, who was a recent guest uf Soni, have been instrumental in assisting mnny Hartfordite* in this fascinating profes­ sion. Ho hats o ff to all you gals and keep 'em flyin*. * * • A IR L IN E S H O H TKSSES aecm to he quite the vogue MRS. J. D. W R IG H T JR.' these daye with eo many (A I.IC E I displayed unexrelled young ladiea seeking a career grace and charm in an in­ in this field. formal chat before the PreC AR O L GREENE, daugh­ InnuRurul-ttall Cocktail-Buffet ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Jack in the Egyptian Room o f the Irvine Greene, was home Cherry I'lma recently. Alice this past week-end far the look lime from her busy aerond time elnce she be­ schrdule to pass along inter­ came a full fledged hostess esting tid • bits regarding 'with National Airlinea in friend husband's new position, November. as head o f the Florida Itidusf-iirol was born in Sanford tHnl coin mission. and waa graduated from RemKbe revealed lIml the fam­ irtolo High School, She at­ ily is leaving Hanford with tended Florida Southern Col­ |mixed emotions and they plan lege and prior to her accept­ to remain here until achool ance by National, waa a ffili­ is out. ated with First Federal Sav­ Aliee holds tile highest ings and loan. esteem for First U d y M il­ Her ambition as a small dred Burns and - emphatical­ child waa to become a hos­ ly stated that Mildred was tess, and when she discovered the loveliest, most charming ahe rould qualify, applird to person she had ever met, aeveral airlinea and was ac­ nnd that the association cepted by them all. Out of with her was completely the ISO girls Interviewed for tranquilixing. her training class, 11 were The petite blunde Alice accepted. graciously changed from her The future hostesses under­ street attire in the middle o f go a rigid training program, the afternoon to pose for the ami have to combine brain photograph in the gown she power with the "beauty and wore to the Inaugural Ball build” apeciflcatione. Stic re. for Central Florida. During reived her wing* in November the change she chatted In­ and the key to the Elrclra cessantly, in u reserved dig. cockpit. Her rinse was the nlficd manner, relating the original T.TaiLlO and her wonderful and exciting exper­ first flight assignment was iences already encountered. - o n a Hoeing 7-27, a heap of a A ll o f her bull gowns Jet. , were magnificent, and she Carol was stunning In her chose for thia one a whit* uniform — a black fitted candlelight satin (not too aheath with a smartly tailrevealing, aays ahe), alit in ored Jackat anhanced by tha the front, with a jewelled gleaming wlnge. Her beret bodice featuring a peptum and gloves are white kid, and belted with a tailored complimented with black bow In the front. . ahoea and bag. Highlight o f th* Inaugural D*twe«n flight*, Carol Is Ball for tha Wrights was the based at Miami and shares presence of three o f the a swanky apartment In fash­ Wight offspring, Danny III, ionable Coral Gable* with an- Dansll* and Alicia, who ware other hostess. Kbe dearly accompanied by Ross Won. loves her work, which she so tansy. Thia quartet w a s 'fo r ­ capably performs with grace tunate in having teats on tha and charm .' front row Immediately behind She has flown all over tha the Governor's box, and no UniUd States with time o ff doubt had a bigger ball than IsT Las Ve£as, Loe Angeles, anyone there. • • * Boston and other metropoli­ tan areas to see a fsw sights, JOHN RIC H ARD E LA M , including n e w fo r th* first eon o f Mr. and Mra. R. L Elam la another time. ' * (Jonnia) f When queried as to th* ini- Hartford student who rates * CLEARANCE ■ b Ggr LADIES' W EA R ■W , w h bS m M * H AV IN G A B A L L nt the Governor'll Inaugural Ball are member* o f the J. D. Wright Jr. family und guest. Petite Alicia Wright stands in front o f Dan Wright IN, Ross Wontenny nnd date, Miss Danclle Wright. Dottie was still attired in het— lovely Irrjdescent blue 29 ‘ free coffee "T H E PR E SC R IPTIO N OUR P R IM A R Y CONCERN" T O U C H T O N ’S R EX A LL DRUG Locally Oantd And Operated By Glenn McCall Asd "E rn ie" M ill* COR. l i t ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN BANFORD , i , # » 8.95 Cut For The New Silhouette $2’°0— Shaping $2-50— Shampoo & Set 8.00 STRETCH CORDUROY .......... g .0 0 4.00 STRETCH COJtDUROY ,.......... Q QQ 6.00 BLOUSES ............ 4.00 4.00 BLOUSES .................................. 3 tQQ a FOR APrO?w ?1 v. W h H ncoby S g S S a g S S S ____ ,7U-*t » D O T T IB -A U S T -I N~dh T V nnd screen c e le b r ij In a u g u ra l Cock t nil-.It tj.ump break, but E g y p tia n ro o m o f t h e l nJui x ut, fe a tu r e d w ith G u y ^ North . south pair G o v e r n o r n B a ll. 4 the inferior contract PE LT, you deserve a slup .hearts and made it. the back too. hut up high wg**l table, South woo the Iota of T U ' for. a altt|iund«fP*d® 1° dummy *od job well donr on the Govei“ lF ,e4 D*e Uucen or's Inaugural Ball, e x a r t 'There was no way to the way I wanted it. W o tiP lc heart slam if the it! Here we go again! ^tesse was going to lose. • • • queen of clubs was alI.E T S H AVE ANOTHlJ) to hold, whereupon B A L L - T o m o r r o w night adrew trumps and cashed l.tlh Annual Policeman's I e of clubs. Then he p lay will he held nt the Mnyf./ ■ « of <P»mon<li sod • dummy's beginning hi !) p. m. with X liil»mond Niivft und hia Imml funimhinl the music while the guys am* * 1 P>*f lhc n'rM> doll* tinner away in thi* ilri**** ^a<* P^a^ of Ihi'ir vhuirr. CI»*t your l irk * *r*upon South returnflu ft fun any p4}[j('t‘itiuTi nr at the king of 'lacfde^j" fill ire ll g So in K ill 1>o|)R( a re ynV Q QQ 10.95 DENIM ................ 7.00 — --** — LE ATH ER HANDBAGS 8.98 LE ATH ER HANDBAGS 14.95 A L L W EATH ER COATS 14.95 up 8.95 JE W E LR Y — ODDS ft ENDS .... Free Parking Cbwtm^ In Downtown Sanford I W IN a P R IZ E in the 6 th A N N U A L 'R AN G E 1 . 0 0 up SALE M EN’S W EAR f i t * / 35.00 NAM E BRAND SPORTS COATS ................ 19.95 55.00 NAME BRAND SUITS ...... 12.95 W IN T E R JACKETS .......... 24.95 TRENCH COATS ......... . 45.00 • 7.95 16.95 3.00 9.95 H E A V Y RUBBER RAINCO ATS 5 QQ 5.99 CHINO WORK PAN TS .... 4.99 ■ SAJ BOYS' W EAK ? j 1.99 S. SLEEVE S IT . SHIRTS 2/3 0 0 2.99 S. SLEEVE S IT . SHIRTS 2/5 00 CLOSE-OUT — SW EATERS ....... 2.99 15.95 2 99 CAPS ......................................... WASH & W EAR P A N T S ..................... FLORIDA C H ILD R E N S W EA R -j g g 3 qq SALE CORDUROY PAN TS & SHIRT SET • • •***■' <334 KK(i' 2'99..................... 1,99 1st GRAND PRIZE REG. 4.99 ............................. Six ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN APPLIANCES g gg NAM E BRAND D R E S S E S ........ $ 3 . including Kcfrigerfttor-Fret2«r • Di«hwa«her • Food Wait* DujKwcr 1 nb!o» Pop Water I lealor * Wstaher and! Dryer 2nd GRAND PRIZE 4th GRAND PRIZE v ! Color Television Set UP 10 95 SUITS & SPORT COATS ...... Dessert Contest c r T P * ° S “C O M M IS S IO N V ' • .. . - r . 14.98 6.98 ... W IN TE R COATS — 5 O N L Y ..... "Fam ily Fashions & Footwesr" I’ lrnty Of c ^ > -T- ' 22.98 2“ - * WASH & W EAR DRESS PAN TS . at the liinul , , , . nctjAi' |ili an e . hall. New liccnsr lags for I9W> do not go on sale until Feb 1 t'nder the new system, tugs are good for a 13 month per iod. I CORDUROY ............................. ****** r brides are teenagers and S3 per cent of the girli between IS and ID are m a r r i e d . One In s e v e n of theie is a mother. Additional figures show that each girl's first hus­ band it only slightly older than the. Because of their youth and little job experience, the young couple*' income 1 * low and could qualify for aid from the President's poverty program in their first years of setting up a home. The average teen­ ager has about $300 a year to spend from allowances and part-time, jobs before he msrrie». Once married, the young couple must learn to budget to -S| 1 .SR tiin m f ro w 13.00 DRESSES — SPECIAL SALE RACK 7 ftfl ~ OF NAA1K-HKANDS N A M E -B R A N D S ^ ....:.... ~ „ j.iy fud . $g 4.00 SLIPS & GOWNS .......L .r. ........ 3 QQ 6.00 SLIPS & GOWNS ^ QQ ................... IN F A N T SACQUES, GOWNS, KIMONOS, UNDERSHIRTS, PAJAMAS, Portable Dishwasher NAM E BRANDS — S ALE TAGGED 3rd GRAND PRIZE 12 Semi-Finalists *j Washer and Dryer • r »- * L IN E N DEPT. w in Flamelesa Electric Range* and a chance to win s grand prixe and many more wonderful prizes 0 USED NECCH1 ........... ................... ENTER NOW I froxen,•canned, or chilled) — and pre­ pared on electrical equipment. Your 'fa v o rite rtclpk could b* a w in n e r !". Pick up your OAdal Entry Blank at any Florida Power & Light Company office, elec­ trical appliance dealer, or any participating CONTEST CLOSES MIDNIGHT, FEBRUiUlY S, I H f Compitit Contort Aulas on Official, Entry Blank • ti oo-BPONOonao » v F L ORI DA P OWE R & LI I I T W. Scott Bunt*. Mgr. h o mi o a I / 4- C OMP A NY jq 7 Magnolia A t *. t AA U .U U SALE SEWING M ACHINE Content W opeo to any Florida resident, age 17 years or older. You've got as good a cLaaoe to win aa anybody. Each recipe must be fo r an Orange Dessert and shall include at least: Sections o f two fresh Florida. Oranges or 1 cup of Florida Orange-Juice (fresh, SALE BEG. 7.9S MORGAN JONES BEDSPREAD — FIELD STU N B ................... free coffee 1 EGG (A N Y S T Y L E ) 1 STR IP BACON TO AST — J E L L Y GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) SKIRTS .......... ............ r ....... 6 . 0 0 JAC K E TS— 2 EGGS (A N Y S T Y L E ) TO AST — JE L L Y CHOICE o f GRITS or POTATOES ‘ 8.00 WOOL F L A N N E I.......... ............ ped and faces went blank (with good reason) us if to suy "Wonder which side show those freaks esra|ied from ?” FROM 8:00 TILL 11 A. M. ONLY SW EATERS ... 1— ....... -............ 12.95 A LIC E W RIGHT BREAKFAST SPECIALS! 14.00 7.95 7.95 CRESCENT f. "Go home und go to lied! I do NOT need any help! 1 made ONE simple request from you guys, and I* didn't get that!” Fred spared. As 1 dlligrntly tried In explain and rompluin, Fred waa arranging pictures. ^ Thought nt one point he was going to tip one of the wire machines from the wall and hurl it at me. He finally read the message that the arrows darting from my heady eyes spelled homicide, so the situation calmed down. There was an instant when 1 am sure Fred wanted to slap me on the hack, over his knee and administered lowenough to effectively produce some laud wails and urlps. Aa for you FRED V AN SW EATERS ................. JIMS — 4* which- xtl* designed an made, having come on to the office immediately from the Fronton, 10.95 SLIM IT S TH E It tins when 1 caught a quick glimpse of "yours truly” in a restaurant mirror that 1 understood the quixzical leers from the early diners. I changed from the hall gown before departing back for the offire without getting a view o f my reflec­ tion. 1 quickly donned orange slacks, orange cardigan nwruter, gold fur trimmed boudoir slippers, which definitely were not In any accord.whaU soever with the big orchid and while lacy hair how anil sparkling dangling earrings. A FT EH TH E B A LL IS What a combo! OVER— Phewwww! \Ve apol­ A fter the rhow. Dollie nnd ogise to you people who attended the Governor's In­ I parted with the thoughts of augural Ball and were not joining Morpheus for a bit fcntuird ill our picture see. of rally morning shut-eye. tion. Bill Vincent, llottie Aus­ Upon h i living h o m e , deluded tin and 1 were working under as to whether or not make adverse ronditions in total a stretcher rase jitil of me in darkness as stampede victims the inviting lied my pad o f­ Decided instead to The boss bad specified we fered photograph ns ninny Seminole scrub my Ihuios nnd head County ball potions ns pos­ hark fo r the office to assist sible anil graciously stinted Fred Van Pelt anil get out us ample spaca in the news­ Monday's Society nod then paper. Many of our pirtuies "fluke out" for many hours did not turn out, so we end with the work all la-hind. This ed up with space to spare. is where I made another mis­ The governor promised us a take. (Made one otlre before.! W r had I Retail J| dtuifped nil repeat performance next year, Dull data on Fred's desk for so we'll snap you then. A prise winning photo­ him to lay out for the day’s graph would no doulit have issue when he reported at It hern one of Hill, Dottle and a. m. Hr was slightly up in me about 6 a. m. on the the air, (climbing the wnlls and tearing his hair out), day after the hall. While when I anunteied in. Bill printed the pictures nil night, Dottie and I kept the typewriter! clicking. We were discussing the eve­ ning, with our hlrary eyes so protruding (hat a week's laundry rould have been hung on them. Did Sol bail not liinde his official dally welcome as Bill stood up slowly, removed his lab coat and drawled, "Shoot, I'm not sleepy, the bass are bitill'. Think I'll gu fiut and catch a few before goin' home for breakfast and cornin' back to w ork." Dottie and I decided to go feed our faces at a local all night restaurant nnd we lit­ erally stumbled in where a few Shore Patrol member*, Highway Patrolmrn and some "earth people” were dining ut that hour. Silverware drop- i. ^ - < X a /vaaj( X > ^ _ m & i/i- *. T H E GOVERNOR’S B A L L created enough excitement to give the patrons an interest­ ing conversation piece for time to come. Two local cou­ ples, Mr. and Mr*. W alter -Gfetow and Dr. and Mta. Vince Robert-, are doubling up on this inauguration bit nnd will attend all inaugural festivities In Washington, D. C. as Mr. L .B J .' officially takes command o f our coun­ try for another four years. ‘ - B IL L G l frlrG rW ^ -«B .4 _ S ttK IL A ROBERTS had nn.T sooner hung up ball gowns from the governor's ball than It was time to prepare fo r the biggest event in this country, Both gals Have been busy getting their wardrobes in order as their itinerary is filled with plush parties galore. Will give you all the details up­ on their return. Glad we know these fortu­ nate people, who ore the only ones from Banford attending this great historical fete. Y ’all have fun along with snme o f the self Inflicted pun­ ishment an event of this na­ ture entails. 34 STOR THE H E tlA LD Society Depart­ ment, it is with deep regret that Julian Stenstrom it flyin g the coop from ui angels. Seems he Is signing up with brother Herb In the Real Estate business. Julian is one o f the greatest guys this columnist hat ever had the pleasure of being in as­ sociation with, and he holds a magnitude o f down to earth philosophy, which he humbly shared doily. Good luck, ole' Buddy, and w ell ■ee you around. * SAND RA H ERVISH FOR -XT USED SINGER .....'...................... . USED SEARS i ************* .It ir t lt iH i la i h 1i 4«MW| W H ITE ZIG ZAG — SPE C IA I ........... 19 95 29.95 39.95 -| j g Q Q 'Sahhsdti’A DOWNTOWN BANFORD �Miss Atchison fftjr franforh F r l. Jan. IK. ’ 65— P a g e 11 WrralS SEW & SAV E And Her Father NEW FABRICS Home For Visit By Margaret Cruby At Surprise Birthday Party AND PRICES Jaequrline Ann Atchison, a freshman at Florida State Univeriity, finished her first tri­ mester and returned to the home of her parents, AT-1 Glenn B. Atchison Sr., and • Mrs. Atchison, at 30 North Cortei Ave.. North Orlando, , In mid-December for the ; Christmas holidays. Jacque just recently return­ ed to Tallahassee to start her second trimester. She has definllely decided to major in nursing and not to accept any Invitations to pledge any ‘ sor­ orities until her sophomore year. T E E N A AKMAO, DeBary, and her escort, Steve Shannon, pause for a moment’s c h it during the Oovernor’a Inaugural Ball for Central Florida. Teena wnA stunning in a richly brocaded formal sheath with a sparkling tiara crowning her tresses. D IPPY Roy Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Balmcr, Mr. ami Mrs. L, L. Werlcy, Mr. and Mrs. Al Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zukowski. Mri. Donald Mont­ gomery and Mr*. M. C. Duggins. , HAIR SHRINKS NEW YORK (U P I) - W o ­ men who trim their bangs af­ ter a shampoo often are putbled as to why their hair dries so much shorter than plan­ ned. The secret to cutting bangs when the hair it wet, second­ ing tn hairstylists, is to rut to eyebrow length. Hair shrinks, or “ bounces up," as it dries. > w PARTIES Daughters Of Wesley Class Changes Meeting Schedule an m o ii run PICTURES U2 cn THE NEWSPRING RAGE! ■ BRAND NEW TRIC O T LIN E D WOOL KNIT Y ard ( ■ FULL HOLTS GO” WIDE SAVE ?2.00 YARD B RIG H T N E W ■ STRETCH CREAMPUFF FABRIC ! ■ 100% Dacron Florida Nurses Whipped Crepe District N o. 37* To Meet M onday ■ Yd. SOLID COLOR Stain & Spot Resistant Dacron & Cotton SPRING SUITINGS SPORTSWEAR Sfl $149 PER I U INCH VALUE TO *1.19 YD. SEW & SAVE 1 (o 10 Yd. Lengths ■ Value To S2.9H Yard ■ 99 c ■ VALUE TO 11.98 Y D . NO DION FABRIC C ja h d s w FLORIDA'S $2 9 9 ■ Mrs. Atchison declared that her best Christmas present was Just having both Glenn The Daughters of Wesley [the regular business and »oJr. and S’r., Gale and Jacque Sunday School Class of the rial meeting recently in Mcall home together once again. First Methodist Church held' Klnley Hall with Mrs. J. N. Glllon. Mrs. 0. E. White, Mrs. A L. Hardesty and Mrs. T. J. Taylor serving as hostesses. MBS. D AR W IN SHEA of Cnnaclhorry wfts surA lovely white and yellow wJth.futijjllhffiil birthday party mum airaaipawA&L ^entered the rfio By Mrs. , Sir. and Mrs. K. S. vinca decorating 'the entire Mr. and Mrs, Clifton I’ etce, Nugent, and Sharon Bryon of hall. of Volusia Drive cnteitained Texas, and held open house Mrs. C. M. Flowers, class their son, Maurice A. James, for her friends to meet them. president, presided over the from Illveric, Mass,- and business session with Mrs. Mrs. Joseph McCaffrey of Mr. ami Mrs Albert T, Bar Harbor. Me., and Mr. and Sonka of Crystal Drive were .Marguerite Paul giving the Mrs. Nicholas Fakkry of Or­ surprised by a visit during devotions program. ’ Are You mond Beach. the holidays from her former " " or M!nU* 1 Mr» . ,,1aul1"'bos, and family . Mr. and Mrs M ° w a r d "com p a red District No 37 Florida Nur­ Mr. and Mrs. John Gecrts Albert A. Coni, and son. Joel. Krol"> in " ,c ?in* ,n« of a ses will convene at 8 pm. of Alta Vista celebrated their nnd daughter, Lila, from Chi-j ,* mn* Monday, Jan 18 at the Health Mr*. Grace Gregory introsoth wedding anniversary on cago. Ill , en route to Miami Center on French Ave for Beach, Mrs, Sonka winked 1duced as a guest, tier daugh* the regular monthly meeting. Dec. 24. for Mr. Corn fur 2» years in ,cr- Mr*. Armstrong from All nurses are invited to at­ Mrs. H. Batson of Agua Vis­ Chicago as a legal secretary. PenneyIvanla. tend to view an interesting ta entertained her son, II. E. They enjoyed talking over obi j Mrs. Gillon made a donation film presentation, especially to the birthday bank. Batson Jr., of Imi lan head, times in Illinois. selected for this meeting ------- ' | Itoutine reports were given Md, and her daughter and Mr and Mrs Ralph Porter *’>■ all the committee rhairmen GOOD STARTER Mrs. Jo Beck of Dellary cn of Sunset Drive vim-iiI the boli- and a letter was read from For an unusual breakfast lertained guests at a cocktail days at Daytona lleueh, visit Mrs Ellen Aorbakken, mieparty Saturday evening at her mg place* u( interest m the nonary m Algeria, expressing I idea, serve sausage c o r n rup her appreciation for a Christ j bread made l>> adding home on Highway 17 82. area. mas gift which the clast sent. of left over purk sausage meat The members voted to rooked anil drained to youi Mr and Mrs Edward Sea brook of Eldorado Drive mov­ change the meeting time from favorite cum bread mix along ed to St. Petersburg on Jan tin- evening to 3:30 in the af­ with tin- milk and egg Top7 We were >orry to arc them ternoon on the same date, the batter with 2 slices of cri'p FACIAL TISSUES Re.ill Whits, Colors. 400T 5 >0X11,99 first Tuesday of tile month rooked bacon, crumbled llake go. INSTANT SPRAT STARCH Hull 24 or. _ .4 9 The hostesses served cake.1in a preheated 423 degree — " s -" F a s t SEAMLESS NYLONS Mesh or Regular Kelt____2 ,7 9 oven about 20 minutes Serve nuts and coffee to the mem-* Dr and Mrs Dean Benedict PERM ANENTS LIQUID DETERGENT Retell Cleei. 22 A. or____________ . 4 7 wdb eggs Makes 6 sellings. | Super TtrfulAr. of Garrcttsviltc, Ohio, and lists attending ( Millie Little Gull*, Camellia Circle 79c RUBBER GLOVES Household_________ 3 o u t 1 . 0 0 chilili en. Toil and Martha, Silver. The Camellia Circle met for were the guests of Mr and 300 COTTON BALLS Ruetl Giant Peck ----------- 6 9 R«g their January meeting at the Mrs E. V. Benedict of Morn BABY PANTS Vlflyt Bloomer Style, 4 alias_____4 RAIII . 5 9 2.00 home of the president, Mrs mg Gloiy Drive for the past AFTER-SHAVE LOTION Retell lavender. 10 ft ar_______. 4 9 Donald Flamin. The hostess, week. f t assialed by Mrs. E, W. Peter^J .. H E A T IN G P A D Ttectin Super Dtloie 4 . 9 7 Rea all M ou lh w cish e* at son, served coffee and assorP] ® jtr , ntj Mri V . T. William, ed pastries preceding the park i>flnr have as their BLUB O R A L A L A g M CLOCK Rti Pink, Aqua, Ivory 1 .9 9 business session. guests. Mr. Williams’ brother Antitaplie. 16 ft. « A Center I’or Nurnlng l«| ■*« 4 9 t V A P O R IZ E R Re.8erC.l1on----------- 4 . 4 7 The meeting was opened with and •'■sister-in-law, Mr and Duplrx Xpurlrnrnta And Cnnvulem-ent Cure all repealing the Ixird’s Pray Mis W J. Williams, from \S itli l.mi-rgi-nry ■•■•I M l-31 _ S T A T IO N E R Y o r N O TES B o .e d _ _ .5 0 AnL^U kU cr .Nuneaton, England En route N u i - m g Alti-nimn . R E T IR E M E N T L IV IN G TABLET OR ENVELOPES /.■!. 3 i * . 7 9 __________ »«tMrs, Elamm announced that l0 they loured toured Ber­ to notary Delia!) the) the annual card parly of fhe muda and Nassau Sind airiwd I...I K U N ZO Q U IK -B A N D S Reull, 31'e. Reg. 4Se____ .3 1 MlttpUc 24 ft. m. general club would lie held at Part Everglades, coming to New fire rcaiatnnt structure, complying with 1Of 5 4 « February 23rd at the Woman’s DeBary un Dec. It). REXALL VITAMINS AT lilt eat Slate and Federal Safely (odea. KijfillClub The public is cordially alile rates ha*ed on-(he needs of the individual ^ Raxall Deluxe ■ i e i. D 100 » , ■•■•If MihuiiMtil Invited to attend. There will Mr. a n d Mrs. Herman starting at *225 per month for the ulerl C H E W A B H V IT A M IN C TOOTH BRUSHES CHEWABIE VITAMINS be many lovely pruw and re Lederhaus have as their re IntH lUtraf. Nylon biUUe. Su atylaa. « < Ambulatory Patient. fresh merits will be aerved cent guest, Miss Doris A 2 bottlaa of IfO'a In k l « » l J i t A series o' workshops vvd! Hoppe of .karkson Ifligbts, M'h ill combination f C/% *•» P m 14) • III BIXAH ___ «.« a n I. J 7 be given by Mrs. F. I- Wood­ Long Island, N. Y., who ha: DeBary Personals *3 WHY BUY LAST SEASON FABRICS WHEN YOU CAN HAVE THE NEW SPRING FABRICS AT SALE PRICES, ■ Tsngy party dip can lie made In minutes in an elec­ tric blender. Place I large cut up dill or sour pickle ahd *4 ININ WIN YOU TAXI TOO taxi lemon, cut up, in blender con­ tainer. Blend for 60 seconds. Add 1 (3 ounce) package of cream cheese and 1 (2 ‘4 ounce) can of deviled ham. Blend 10 seconds. Add 2 cups of canned apple sauce nnd a dash of liquid red pepper sauce. Blend a few seconds morei or until dip is very smooth. Ciuii—before serving TO THRILL THE SEWER SEW & SAVE The holidays were especial­ ly exciting and delightful for the Atchison family since dad, who had been at Guided Mis­ sile School at Virginia Beach, Va„ was also home for the holidays before heading out to sea aboard the submarine USS Triton. By Jane Casselberry [Triplet Dr., Casselberry, Mon- cake made by Mrs. Blynn Rei ker, one of the guesta. The Mrs. Darwin Shea watf given day evening, a surprise birthday party by j The honnrer's talents in the cake was made in the form her husband and a group of field of music inspired the of a sixteenth note with pink friends at her home, 831 N. I lovely and unusual birthday i icing and candlea and decora­ ted with two lovely artificial pink roses. She also received many at­ tractive gifts. The guests were served bar­ becued chicken, chip* *n‘ dipa, cake, tea, and coffee. The group enjoyed an eve­ ning of games and singing ac­ companied by the guest of honor at the organ. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rcikcr, Mr. and Mn, Yd. SAVE 50c YARD ID E A L F L O R ID A F A B R IC SOLIDS & PLAID S ABBY FLANNEL 99 c Yd. F U L L GO" W IDE— SAVE *1.00 PER YD. ils c n z t New Easy To Sew Com fortable TRICO T LIN E D 3.97 For Further Information nnd Brochure Contact r r i SANITONE DRY CLEANING SHIRT FINISHING FAMILY LAUNDRY SERVICE SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. r 1 (n 10 Yd. Lengths Reg. *1.98 Yard Value MfnaraJi. 2We too r.ki.i, | f a >•* a04 I. j U >•*-18tl 5.47 .-I *•* I 00 C.r. N.m. SALE REXAU SHAMPOOS HAND LOTION cr tilde Conditioning Honing ftmil riMi - a., roue choicii - /— \ rtn Ideal Parochial School Fabric FAST DANDRUFF TREATMENT LMLRAID BRITT SHAMPOO ' BRITT CONDITIONING SHAMPOO ^ hand CHAM K > «< 2J0 Cold Crtom jr -t cn 10< Bobby Ping c«e ., >« 2/ K » «* ■ "* 1000 but A C C H A N fN u ft- uaieh u a a<iiN r .i. r K t f Ho T w A U R BOTTII ltd. I s y JIIn O I C om binotlon R'4 U o U N T A lN I ARNELJERSEY O O c ^ .59 Multi-ViUmifti with ©"• tHi'et Be.ry MAY WE SERVE Y O U ? FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY T O O T H P A S T E Regular «r fluoride ■— « PANOVITE MULTIPLE'VITAMINS STRING* F.d. Wat, Anaikme*'* I. !S S m o h w h o 1m . I kui'a'strIng I White J .49 -I .39 J. i M . t ! k 7---.I9 ' ^ .8 9 17-92 GABARDINE , % cn UC 79 # White — Navy — Hlnck Urotyn — Grey — Green Aqua — Hurgnndy HAVE OVER 50c PER YARD Yd. « 11« ----------7 . 4 9 b u p p o iit o r ib j , . * .9 9 PITROIIUM J U L Y ___________ l o RAZOR B U D U --------------7 9 39 BUBBll BATH___ 5 9 Orel, I k UI h tiyf fiV f g 39 t h i r m o m i t i r s ----- 2 * ' 2.00 w I IlfBH Mil Ifl III | MANY MORE HEMS ON SA IE...C 0 M E EARLY I Ilw y . 15” SOLID COLOR (p U W M Jd BRAND NEW PA TTERN S Assorted Colors PRINTED SAILCLOTH YD. FULL HOLTS 3G" WIDE REGULAR 98c PER YARD I’ inerrent Shopping Cenl*r Seiuth ^ REMNANTshop HW Y 17 & 92 N E A R M AITLAND FERN PHONE 322-7913 SEW & SAVE ruff, Hi, for circle members spent the holidays in DeBary DeBary Manor P. .0 . Boa 2(8 DeBary, Fla. 3J7IJ and guests. They will Ik- hchf and will he Iraving (nr Long on January 19, 26, and t-eb. Island on Friday. ruary 2 frem 9 30 to 2 30 Those attending should bring a low flat container, needle point, Pne material and flow ers of one color Mrs. Vernon Hardin. Mrs MANY PEOPLE IN THIS AREA HAVE BEEN William Gramkow and. Mrs W. C. Clause Jr.. were elect SATISFIED ( 'l ’STUMERS OF OCHS FOIL MANY YEARS. ed to serve or the nominating committee to secure new offi­ \YE OPERATE A FLEET OF TRUCKS KER VINO cers for the 1965 66 year KANFORl). SEMINOLE COUNTY AND SOUTHWEST The program consisted of a discussion of schedules for VOLUSIA. flower shows moderated by Mrs. Woodrut! and Mrs. G Andrew Speer. Mrs. Woodruff explained tbit Lh« first »tep PHONE US FOR FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE; la to read your achedule very carefully, If you are unaure NO ORDER TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. of aomethlng diacuas It with the consultant. You must use your Imagina­ tion and think your idea through; it is sometimes help­ ful to do some research on your subject. The interpreta­ tion of your class i, important but your design is of utmost importance. "ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED" Abstract designs were ex­ plained by Mrs. Speer. She stated that an abstract hasjtc center of inters!: it must have good balance and flowing lines, A very interesting question and answer period was held af­ ter the discussion. ’Members attending were the Mines, F l a mm, Peterson, Woodruff, Speer, Hardin, 819 N. 3rd ST. M. L. RABORN JR^-OWNER THONE 322-3233 Gramkow, Clause, J. L. Hor­ ton Jr., Tom McDonald and ‘•■Serving Sanford nnd Seminole County For Over 35 Yearn.” Robert Graham Jr. . DRUG PARK, FLA. PHONE 322-7913 OPEN MONDAY TIL 9 P. M. SEW & S A V E �• I I tEfjr Oanforb WrrifS BEJAUTIFY Y O U R FLOORS WITH ONE OF THE MANY NEW "p a t t e r n s By Margaret Cosby The North Orlando Volun­ teer Fire Department recent­ ly sponsored the first In a series of fund raising events to build a fire bouse with the Kiddie Pun D iy which w ai termed a tremendou* tucceti, financially and aoclally, and waa acclaimed by parent! and youngiters * « providing an entertaining afternoon a n d AERIAL AC T at the North Orlando Fire De­ partment’s Kiddie Fun Day (top photo) brought gasps from the crowd aa one of the artists flip* ped fo r a handstand 22 feet above the ground without benefit o f net. Another big attraction at any ffcow, cotton candy, la enjoyed by JUlane, David and Donald Taylor shown in bottom photo with huge cones o f the spun sugar. evening. Many expressed the hope that other similar event* will be itaged In the near future. Everyone enjoyed the two circua performance! given by Scott Brother! Kiddie F eitival of Melbourne. Billy Allweii brought ga ip i from the crowd with hii rope awing and lad­ der act! but they were Juit part of the thrilii. M in Jane Bandatl gave an afternoon performance on her bone, Royal Rogue, and her evening performance included a dog act featuring the Canine Cav­ alier! and little Donkey Brown. Eddie Friaco brought iqeala of delight from young and old alike a i his little hot rod car reared and inoiied around the ring and the clown's balloon art hid the young­ sters screaming. Cotton candy and popcorn were sold and the North Or­ lando Garden Club sponsored a booth to sell soft drinks, coffee and pastries. Officials of the fire depart­ ment have expressed their gratitude for co-operation of the people, the area m er­ chants and organizations and to Scott Brothers for m iking this first venture a success. Financial Gossip By Jess* Bogus UPI Financial Editor NEW YORK (U P I) Broadened federal educational end job retraining programs mean widening market oppor­ tunities in the Instructional film field, A. L Blinder be­ lieves. 'Blinder is president o[ Es­ quire, Inc., which, while it takca its name from that oi a magazine which was thd first and principal product in the operation, hat over the years diversified its activities Into film making, msnutactur- Vestry To Be Installed By Dunns Estes The recently elected vestry committee of Christ Episco­ pal Church. Longwood, will he installed Sunday at the 0:30 a.m. Family Eucharist at the church, To be lust*lied ere Ray­ mond Ball, teniur warden; Robert Hamilton, Junior war­ den; Frederick Wyman, trees‘Hirer; 'Tyson Marx, assistant treasurer; Robert Connelly, clerk of tha vestry; and J. Thomas Hinson, Charles Paatemark and John Lawrence, vestrymen. Also Installed will be A. I'. Bowrrsox os key.man. RA’s Enjoy Bowling Lottie J. Flynt, Homestead, Dies v in y l " . '- asbestos JO H N S-M A N V ILLE FLO O R T IL E S PRICES START AT g c PER TILE 220 N. FRENCH AV E . SANFORD, F L A . S H O V I N G OFF the Celery C i t y Shuffleboard Tournament here this week were these players, part of the es­ timated 250 v i a i t i n k Sanford from through­ out Central Florida. All courts were in use for the two-day tourney, an annual event spon­ sored by the Sanford Tobrlat a n d Shuffleboard Club. (Herald Photo) F O X Y D E A L S JUST FOR Y O U Parish Begins -Annual Event By Donna Estes A special blessing was giv­ en by Rev. Hubert J. Reason, pastor, to more than TO chil­ dren of St. Maj-y-Magdslcn ABOUT A DOLLAR AND A HALF PER ~W- OR LESS! • - "Springs at the church Sunday on the Feaat of the Holy Family. It was the first of what is plan­ ned to be an annual event. Children under 18 months were brought to the altar rail firat and then a apeclal bless­ ing was given to the children 18 months to seven years old. All of the children were conns* crated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The ceremonies were follow­ ed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. - .i — Z- - r College Choir Tp Sing Here Funeral Notice Rican hatchery, described tha green turtle aa indigenous to tha Caribbean. Ha said that it has bean "exploited* by man avtr alnca colonisation o f tha new world and aaamad to ba dying o u t" "These turtles,” he etld, "supplied early colonists with food. NoW they are being ■hipped to - European gour­ mets fo r soup*. Green sea turtle skin also ie in heavy demand in England, where it la made into shoes. The shall la used to make expensive The Florida Memoilal Col­ lege Choir o f S t Augustine rL T K T , Wa*. I.OTT1K J IN K — Funeral eervlctt far Mr*. w ill give a Concert Sunday L olU * June F irat, 44. ot evening In th* sanctuary of Homestead. who died Thuredar. "IU ba held at t:S* * m St. John Baptbt Church, Cy* Sunday at Briaeen Fuasral press a t 10th Street. 7:80 p.m. Mom*. Saaford. with Rev. Cherts* F. Felsraon and Rev. The public is invited to at­ W. M. Oragea •(delatin g. tend,. Burial w ill he ta Osaev* Cemetery. Fallbesrer* w ill be Thia College is Church re­ drum _ the Hanford Hunting lated and supported by th* Club. ‘ Brlaaua Funeral Hums comb*.” Baptist* o f Florida. .4a t U i i h - Scouts To Hear Series Umpire By Jenc t'essrlberry World Series Umpire Ken Burkhart of Maitland will ba principal speaker at the fourth annual banquet of Tipisa Lodge of the Order of the Ar­ row which will begin at G:30 p.m. Saturday at the Tupperware Auditorium, S. Orange Blossom Trail. Some 250 Central Florida arrow men, their fathers and scoutmasters are expected to attend. insurance C O R V A IR Elder Springs WMU Meets PER MONTH The WMU of Elder Springs Baptbt Church met at the church Monday night for Its monthly meeting. The meet­ ing was called lo order by Mr*. Mildred Regers, presi­ dent. Mrs. Lottie Broadway was elected to be Children's Home Chairman 4nd will be In charge of corresponding and sending gifts to one of the children in the Florids Baptist Children's Home in Lakeland. Mra. Jean Taylor presented a very informative study on "Chrbt for the Cubans." The meeting closed with prayer. Home Missions s t u d y "Winds of Change" will he taught on Feb. IB. CH EV ELLE PER MONTd Boosters M eet The Athletic Booster* As­ sociation of South Seminole Junior High will meet in the school library at T:80 p.m. Monday. President Jama* Row-era, who report* that more members are' needed to sup­ port the school'* athletic pro­ gram, urges all parents to at­ tend the meeting. B ISCA YN E similar to illustration By Donna Estes Ten Junior and Royal Am­ bassador boys of First Bap­ tist Church of Sanlando Spring* enjoyed bowling last Now You Know Saturday with their leader*, Othcl Sullivan and H. R. United Pres* International Hamby, The first Academy Award University o f Florida ma­ for an actor went to Emil Regular meetings of tha Church School teachers of group art held Wednesday! Holy Croee Episcopal Church, rina biologist Larry Ogren, Jennings in in a for hb per­ at 7:30 p. m. at tha church. Sanford, will meet at 8 p.m. who Is in chargs o f tha Cost* formance in Wey of All Flesh, next Wednesday at th* home o f Mrs. Raymond Lundqubt, 424 W. Crystal Drive. It I* hoped that nil teacher* attend. 322- "Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems' "a 4 NASSAU, Bahamas (U P I) —The threat to green turtle ■oup ie over. Meaiuree have been token to repopulate the dwindling supply of proteln-rirh green turtles that onra were aa numeroua In the Rahemee and elaewhera In tha Caribbean area aa were the buffalo on tha weitem plain* of the United States. Thousands of baby green era turtle*—tha ail* of a penny— have been delivered from Coita Rica to hatcherle* and baarhe* In the Bahamas, Mexico, Nicaragua, British Honduras, Virgin Islands and Ihierto Rico In an effort to ■av* the specie! from exllnclion, Oris S. Rusaell, director of the Agricultural and Marina Products Department for the ing of lighting equipment, and Rahemee, said the shortage* other services. One of its di­ of green turtles In the Carib­ visions is Coronet Films. bean wera due primarily to "Standard subjects aueh a* tha Increasing demand for science, language and mathe­ turtle soup, their ui* as frtth matic* have long been taught meat for the natives end the In schools- with the use of ed­ devouring of young turtles by ucational films," B l i n d e r barracuda, grouper and sea said. "But now their use is guile, being widened to Include ■ He said the effort to re­ vartey of other aubjccti. stock the Caribbean with "We already are working on turtles wet sponsored jointly some materials to be used in by the U. S. Office of Naval job retraining and even In the Research, the American Mu­ anti* poverty programs in seum of Natural History, the which the federal government University of Florida and the is interested.” Caribbean Conservation Corp. Blinder said there were The Navy's Interest ie cent­ three broad areas offering ex­ ered in determining bow the pansion in thia field of oper­ turtle*, which sometime* mi­ ationa. grate more than 1,000 miles * "Education In ail Us phases from their birthplace, can ap­ Is one,” he said, "because parently return to their na­ there is an urge for greeter tive beechee after two or knowledge not only In school* three years to lay their Sgg|. but in other area* ai well. ’ The bearhet to which the "There Is the natursl popu­ baby turtle* hav* been trans­ lation growth lo reckon with, planted were selected In part and there la the support oi on the bails of recorde left government at various levels by Chrl«to|0ier Columbus and lor training and educational other explorer* who found programs." them teeming with turtle*. The Navy, which Is tagging the baby turtles, has express­ ed hope they will be fooled into thinking tha beaches to which they have been brought are their birthplace. I f thl* Mr* Lnttlr June Flynt. 41, happens, when they mature died at her home in Home­ in five nr six years they stead at 1:30 a.m. Thursday. should return to these respec­ Born Dec. 20, 1020, In Ashe­ tive beaches and ley their ville, N. C-, she had lived in eggs. Homestead for the past nin* Russell said that in tha years. She was a member of Bahamas alone some 4,000 ba­ Patton Baptist Church in ity turtles wera delivered to Aahe-villa. a government • sponsored Survivor* are her husband, hatchery at Union Creek, lnJack Flynt, of Homestead agua. The** turtles, which and a native of Sanford; her may live 200 year* and event­ lather, N. L. Crisp, of Aahe- ually weigh 300 to 400 ville; a brother and two ab­ pounds, will be protected un­ ler*. . til they are big enough to fend for themselves in tha Teachers To Meet open aea. of according in toac. to the World A l­ GET. THAT HEW CAR NOW * Bob’s and Otto’s Barber Shop » l ? [ j] M O TO R IN THE NEW Sanford Plaza II Hvy. 17.88 Operated By 3 BOB W 1LKEHSON > 111 I fff m //// SEI % * SALES Showrooma — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 �o ’ I * « 0 W ill, A Marina JPay Off? r ~ . .. — • **t. — • - —- ; . W ill a Riverport Marina pay o ff? Look what a marina did for Fort Lauderdale. Without it, that Broward County community was loping along like Sanford is doing now. Take a drive down that way aome weekend and look at the city now. I t ’a one o f the "bustlingest" com­ munities in Florida. It'a growing so fast it's hard for aome citizens to keep up with the pace. And that makes them happy. For instance, the announcement made in Florida Trend magazine this month tells this: “ A new 15-story hotel, costing $5.5 I - j'-i ••— •" .. T : million, is to be built at the Bahia Mar Yatching Center at Fort Lauder. dale, according to plans announced by the developers. "The hotel, to contain 312 rooms, is part o f an $8 million redevelop­ ment program planned for Bahia Mar. Groundbreaking is set for April. The date was set to delay work be­ yond the height o f the winter season, to avoid bothering visiting yachts­ men, Bahia Mar President James W. Campbell said." Will a Riverport Marina pay o ff? ■Take a look at Fort Lauderdnlc. *• Z \ .V The nation’s growing freeway net­ speed, tractor yew and steer angles work may be easing the travel prob­ with reference to a horizontal 'con­ trol line’ on the face of the slope, and lems o f motorists, but it's aggravat­ ing a problem most o f us never give slip-resisting side force on the tract­ or." a thought to— mowing the grass that All this was fed into a computer grows by the wayside. whicl* dutifully coughed up sugges­ What with wide median strips and tions for changes in tractor design. embankments, plus extensive areas at interchanges, the roadside grass is So, as we wend our merry way increasing at the rate of 30 acres per across the nation, let’s remember the unsung highway haircutter and the mile o f new highway. men who are working to give him the All o f this has to be mowed, nnd tools to do the job.— D. 0. since highwny shoulders are often steeply banked, it can be dangerous as well ns difficult. Thought For Today The Agricultural Engineering De­ I have fought the good fight. I partment o f the University of Illinois have finished the race, I have kept has just completed research into dethe faith. — II Timothy 4:7. signing safer, more efficient roadside mow ers.-^description o f !h e ir y i° rX - t* I 9 • - "oat^spatx-age'-ese -.ssrr can give you the for­ success mula for failure— which is: T ry to please everybody. — Herbert Bayard Swope. Following field tests, a matTTematleal model o f tractor behavior was formulated, “ which considered such variables a^. shoulder slope, tractor \ Phil Newsom Says Tossot— Showdown On Ice? Washtngtnn’a r e c e n t Tty Josrph W. G llyt TARIS (U r i ) — The longf e a r e d showdown between President Jolineon and French President Charles d« Gaulle over an Allied nuclear forre appears to have been put cn ire— perhaps for good. French officials are confi­ dent there no longer is danger of a confrontation over this in I9SS. In fact, thera is growing be­ lief here that the entire pro jert ia dead. an­ nouncement that the U. S. State Departments special of. fice in charge of negotiations on an Allied nuclear fleet is lieing closed down was taken by French cfficiaU as final evidence that the nuclear force row that rocked the A t­ lantic alliance last aummer and fall ia past. The dispute exploded after Da Gaulle’s rrturn from his South American grand tour in October. It waa touched off by a aeries of Washington and Herajd X rea Correspondents Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris 66* 5634 *68-4664 Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Itartoa *36-131* Bear Lak*-For»*l City Mr*. Msrysnn Miles *38-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jsne ( ssselbarry *36-50*4 Lake Mary Mrs. France* Weatrr 322-6116 Laks Monroe Mrs. H. I„ Johnson 322-4722 Chuluuta Mrs. Josh Magla 363-3742 DeBary Long wood Mr*. Donna Estra 836-331? North Orlando Mra. Margaret Cosby 322-6795 Osteen Mra. Clirrnce Snyder 322-4641 Oviada Mra. Erelyn Lundy 365-3160 668-4863 Deltona Mrs. Mildrrd Haney 666-5631 Genera Mr*. JoAnn Hay* 349-4673 © Iff &>aufurh S tra th Page 1-A Sanford, Florida a. w altkk rs iv x Fri., January 15, 1965 sia n o w , a u n o a a s b r u i u i a i a V OLTOS.il*B« C U n l U M s A d r a r ila ln c A dra rllals* U * a a «a r JAHIM IMUKMAM1M D O T T IM A IIB tlX Clur LUKar C «satr IZ Ilsr U it to u t r MOT URJCKJS D O IU W ILLIA M * ■••lair Kdllae WMLL I . — a u a x a r a u c ia s iix s U A R S 1 I. J U H S IO X M a a a a la a KAU m - ZLD1 - n ta a s a l R n n oi ra xu U tsia ir W ALL! M s c h ia ir a l l,,l ■ILL VtSCBST ■<■(( Phuio arapb er Published Call/ a t « p t Saturday, auaday a o i Christmas; pubItatsd Saturday prarsadtn* Chrlaimaa. iib iu n r n u a m a il s Is a wash Homs Dallvarr Mr MaU til wash tj, t ■KMIbULK COUNT! 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Letters time West Germany's parlia* mrntary general election* will b« cloie at hand. And it la hardly conceivable' here that any major derision on so redhot an Issue could he remind through with elections im­ pending. All this studying of the cal­ endar explains the tudden'y relaxed attitude of French of­ ficiate about MLF and ANF. Any decision in 1965 now fa considered out of the question. Terry It on the lookout for eollateral aids that will Increate hit future effectivenett In hit chotrn field. Sn try to go thit tecond mile in your preparation for your Ufe work. Remember, torial acceptance and deft publicity-are drtlrable n en for clergymen and teachcn! CASE U-483; Terry M., aged 20, it a college-junior. "Dr. Crane." he began, "can you offer me a blueprint for success? " I am studying to become a clergyman, so I hope to en­ ter the seminary after 1 gra­ duate and spend 3 more ycafs of advanced study there. " A t present I am on the college debating team. What i else would you recommend?" The topnotch successes In any field, whether business, the professions or agriculture, usually go that Biblical "se­ cond mile." This means that they do more than their competitors. So l urged Terry to go out for track and win his college letter, for such proof of athletic prowess goes a long way in winning the respect ot teen­ agers. It also removes some of the subconscious stigma that has tod' long 'attached .to -oafi field where such deilfi’arrfr men arc often regarded as not muscular athletic males but somewhat "sissy." We thus need more men tike Rev. IUihby Richards the OlyStates that this weak alliance, mplr pole vaultcr who attracts lient on accomplishing badly standing room only crowds needed social reforms, may when he preaches, grow, stronger — amt in thr Being on the debating team process assist the ardently de is superb training, too, for a sired decline of the Italian preacher's major talent should be” oratorical. Communists, "You can’t fill a church un­ ous throughout the Midwest til you first fill the pulptt.’ ’ where he preached all last runs an old adage that is skill year while back In the states. For the, children would quite appropriate. throng around him to hear hi* And "filling the pulpit" "dummy" perform. means ORATORY! lie has thus aroused mors You will sfldom find poor interest In African missions orators in the leading pulpits. than anybody I have known ex­ Conversely, you will never cept for Dr. Albert Schweit­ find a superb orator in a small zer. pulpit! I And over In Africa, Rod Sometimes additional col­ Cameron now confounds tha lege degrees, plus collegiate hostile Witch Doctors by hav­ titles such as Dean or Proxy ing his "dummy" speak in or Chancellor, plus political their native longue. and financial "pull," will let a He even astounds the na­ poor speaker remain at the helm of a large university tives by utilizing a huge green artificial python as an addi­ church. tional "dummy." This python But a talented orator, regard­ then talks to the natives! less of his youthful age and So Rod Cameron's lntetlk lack of "pull" will -room to gent use ot ventriloquism not th top pulpits rapidly. only has proved a great boon Rod Cameron, superb miss­ to the Church of Christ in tha ionary, now in Africa, studied Midwest, but has made him my textbook titled "Applied somewhat of a Billy Graham Psychology" while in college. in South Africa. So he decided to utilise that You prc-sefnlnary' student.a "second mile" strategy in his should thus acquire collateral preparation. talents that will sway teen­ On his own time he thus agers, as well as oldsters. studied vcntriloguy. l.ater, \mr And be sure to send for the of his enlhusiastie parishioners booklet, "Surefire Public financed a nice "dummy” Speaking Strategy," enclosing (costing about a long stamped, return enve­ Now Rod Cameron Is fam ­ lope, plus 20c. Y o u’ll be Happier in a FO RD Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEAT — from necessity — took on a' Though the Italian Commun gtialti, the Italian patty — ists will he crowing over the strong nationalist tinge This decisive role they played in was its path to respectability. Gaining partiripatlnn in in electing Italy’s new president. Giuseppe Saragat, we should cal government in many ar Bonn statements indicating not weigh their importance too eas. controlling hall t h e nation's organized labor ami the United States was deter­ heavily. U. S. specialists on Italy say dominating some larmer co mined, regardless of French operatives have not proved objections, to ram through its that the country’s Communist unmixed blessings for the party, while still large, is project for a mixed-manned being contained and whittled I*r,ls. \llied force of ships l.MI.Fi down ” I Their stress on their Mali by the end of tpitl. an lieis has tended to over Party membership.' figured . . De Gaulle interpreted these .11 around one million Italians. »•“ * ' * ,hr" ideolog, statements as a pcisonnl chal­ is perhaps half what it once ral ‘'” lnrJ" ,‘n A* '’ ‘‘ V lenge. Me feared if the pro . nlaw-d their ' working rob was Since the * umiminisl 1 Italian affairs. thev have ject went the. ugh it would I lost the rest and the look ol perpetuate what he described ly constant at four mmiun. is ’•American domination" of only one in every four voters revolutionaries At Hie local level, operating Europe’s defense. is today a party member. in alliance with sympathizing It was at this point that Do The Ryds’ influence in gov Gaulle u n l e a s h e d vague erninent,' la lair, agriculture Socialist*, the Communists have had no real eoercive po threats through aides ami and other spheres is not wers to oxrit liver ttie citizenmembers of his government spiralling iv Thus their shared control that if Ml.F went into efferl. Placing a major part in u>*ra^||y h.,, come to appear France would <piit the North such a decision as the Sara mile more than a somewhat Atlantic Treaty Organisation gat election dues, 1" he sure. (1|lfeient kind ot political bos (N A T O ) am! denounre the lend fresh respectability to 10i!3 French - German nIII - Hie party Yet some ollirtals T,,ire i l r n„ longer any anre. here suggest the Kalian Com ai|,anres at the level ot Curiously, De Gaulle’s big- inunisl* could wither away n .lh , p rw ,ncial capitals Ih gent assist raise from thr i-lro Ni-nni * Socialists joined new British Ijib 'r governUnder tin- guidance id the now in llo- national center ment. late Red leader, Palmlro To left governing roaliliim, have British Prime Minister Har­ tn-cti pulling steadily away old Wilson went to Washing­ liotn Retl ties ton in November with a pro­ (illu .als here say the ' con­ ject for a so-called "Allied tained" Italian Communists no longer ate attracting first nuclear force" (A N F ) as an Til* Itrfftl* **•'Inline* 1*1* rate leadership material. Hut alternative to MLF. l * r « f f u i n l i t r r a t l r r * o h put*. Hr B t u l r t , I h r t t r l l r r m i o u « * the party in consequence is Thia would have watered p r « * h l * « l il«r 1*1hei inning a dried up bureau down to almost unrecogniza­ itt r rp f Hh I*MHiur * r a r r l f t ihr cracy.” ble proportions the original t rue n h ni v mtil n it U r r » •. I.* I* Irrt f I f n r r I h n n *-Vi n w r d a Various Iron! and youth U. S plan for a fleet of 23 M ill !»• if it r n p r r t r r r n r r , I r t groups are said to tic sutlersurface ahlps with crew* of ■ tltlrrMMfri It* t ilh rra ■ r f jtrok Itlrd (far? «lu mixed nationalities and equip­ ir.g noticeably as the Italian nut d»j| [|t>pt mi ihh I 11Ir*. la people closely scrutinize the ped with Polaris missiles. 1f t la aisl |Ml lal la k r d II r mid. Imxcd in Hods In .-its place the A N F pro­ T Communism minus rcvolti ject would have put part of the Editor, Heiald nonary Intent Is a contradic­ British V-bomber force, aome Again there has been a very tion For the Reds, their pres nuclear auhmarinea, s o m e serious accident on the double ent predicament — one n o t land-baaed missiles and only a "S ” cuive on SR 431 (Forest really eased by their part in very few mixed — manned City Hoad). Monday morning Hie Saragat victory — raises surface ships a truck Iralispoiting grove the question: fly tacit general consent the workers 'overturned on this "Where do we go from MI.F-ANF controveray was curve resulting in injury to here ?" kept from becoming a show­ 23 of the passengers. Italy's Centrists ami moder­ down issue at the Paris N A ­ How many more accidents ate leftists clearly hope thr TO council of minister* just will there have to be before answer is that the Commun before Christmas. When the ministers left for the St.!.- Road Department 1st* there will shrink into in heme it waa with a vague do«* aomelblng about the i significance before two dec ides have passed general agreement that rep­ road ? There is very little warning For while they are contain­ resentatives of the United States, Great Rritain, West to the motorist approaching ed well by rival forces, they Germany, Italy and the Neth­ the double curve ami it seems still represent a threat. They erlands should meet some­ sign* should l-e erected and cum ni and a potent 25 per cent to ol Uic electorate and the na­ where aome time this month something done a l i o to eee if there is any possibil­ straighten out thia dangerous tional legislature .Some eco­ ity of marrying up MLF and section. The bridge is so nar­ nomic or other disaster might A NF Into a workable project. row down in thb hollow that catapult them into full tamer The Reds’ existence as a But no time or place has a car and a truck cannot pos­ sibly pass at the same time. major force in Italy ia one yet been set. factor, so experts here say, in —Mr* Maryann Mile*. French officials now esti­ compelling the country lo un­ mate th«t even if the new Highest incorporated city in dertake Hie shaky experiment talk! get underway soon, it would take three to four the U. S. is said lo tie Lead- of a center-left coalilionl -X Nevertheless, considerable months before they could hope vlfle, Colo., at an altitude of hope is held out in the United to achieve result*. But by that 10.1M (eel. Cuunldif - •*»■•* • iA N C U W Q , from Strickland-M orrison, Inc. "V O l'H I-RIENDI.V FORIT D EU .EIt’” SANFORD, FI.A. 322-11SI \V. I*. Ill 1-8916 Homemaker's Dream. . . W H EN A You'll Love Our Modern Kitchens YOU CHOOSE HOME IN Ravenna Park ‘A Community of Built with Homes Pride” YOU CAN OWN A BEAUTIFUL NEW 3-BEDROOM NOME FOR AS LITTLE AS Per Month IN-SERVICE, INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE by General F IIA F IN A N C IN G —$84/MO. INCL. TAXES & INSURANCE Electric ALSO VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Homes Under Construction — SELECT NOW AND CHOOSE VOIR OWN INTERIOR PAINT AND*TILE COLORS. zzWontzith, One. *ji.’ :iiHif.if ***** •i Worry Clinic * ' No Solutions In Sight P Dr. C ran e ’ s ''Let's See, Now— " PffiC f - '.ln U V* • S*M11'I | F L tJ H ID A - J i -v i �Sfir OUR B O AR D IN G HOUSE * A M O S W A S P LAN N IN G T o] THE WALK RIGHT md ^ f l A P T B R BREAKFAST, **'’ / O F F lC 6 R C LAN C Y/— I . # HUMPHf— IF HARNEY dfl ' f 8AKTER PARKED H1$ CAP] / O F F THE STREET. LIHS I f THE LAW SAYS, MAT BE THE r O T Y PLOW WOOL© VISIT <g THE NEIGHBORHOOD ONCE ftsnforB OH-Ovl/ " X C AN T NSPECT y S T .' X FORGOT M T T R D A T , J A N U A R T It, IM t G E S E R A L T B I D B J I C I t l An MY unueually good Saturday— both day and avanlng for working oat and atttlln g whatavtr h ,.. to do with your amotion* angl roar rtU llon a wltb all other*, aa wall aa finding w ar* to wind op whatavtr baa become un. • a ctu a ry or a problhm to you. Ilava dlaeuaalona to bring roar taltnta to othars' attantlon ARIES (March 11 to April It ) — Homa a ffa ir* ar* o f prim* Importanc* now and It require* that rou ahow graat loraltr to kin. Bt aura rou know what rour tru* poattlon la. Th»a mak* plana to In ert*** abun- IN A W H ILE/ GETTING ON A WORSE IS T R IC K Y BUSINESS. *---- - J E N N Y LUI r - _ > FIRST WE PUT ONE OOT IN THE STIRRUf? —r L IK E T H IS - j ----- - T H E N W E 1— ' WING THE LEG dance. T A l ’H t a H * owamaaHTitiwaiawaa J V W H A T PO Oh, Ju«t p ltylfif tssrH ifsr. What’ra you doing?** C A R N IV A L THANKTtXI, W H tR f IS Tt5U «- i w By Dick Turner plea t* cloa* tie*. Gaining their a reapect la very Important now. » flC O II I'IO October 32 to Nov* ember 21)— lifting pure to r » r . ry through with promises t* M io c lm e B is right , hut *1** g l v * new Idea* thut o re prprtU cal. Gre ater auccepa rollowa, Show that you « r « moat dev ou ed. too. l A f i U T A R l V R (Novem b er M to December 21)— Showing great er klndnaaB tomard roe work ers brings added co-opera­ tion now. Be aure to pay g f » a t attantlon to w o rk before > u. Then It goes Juat lik e maalc, C A PH IC O HN (D ece mber 2: •? January 20)— Ua enthus iasts about re creational plana of friend* ao that you have a real­ ly good time. Shorn* your finest talente T a k e advan ta ge of op­ por tunity to a t a r i a new car* ear. possibly. W l'A H It l (Jan uary 21 Fe br ua ry 13)— More cheer and e i a r t n e - s Is required at at Is If you Intend to have greater harm ony there. W o r k out mon­ e ta r y d eila c lev er ly D-n't te afraid to Inveal where It ie wise to do eo. l*iacKP» (February 2d re March 20)— Doing eome ape flc studying o f whatever >• u require to round out ) ir k nu w ls dg f is fine wa y to ep'o| part o f thle free day. U* opti­ mistic. T his giv e s others a* buost for wa rd , too. r OWN A C A R ,S IR ./ HS tia i,iA k t«i,i,ih ‘I tuppOM ft D0 E8 kttp Janlg In off th# atrggt, but tht troubls is that It puts hsr fathar on I t r T IZ Z Y . (A p ril 30 to Mar* JOI— Uattlng ahupplug don* and converting with afptrta In builnat* I* fin* during th* dap to that rou know where rou atand. what to do. Vtalt with th* right ptopl* later, ft* ac­ tive, dynamic. GKM IVI tM ar :> to June SI) — Making anr repair* to pro. party or adding to preaant pro. pertr I* beet today when yoq are operating In a vary Intern, gent war. Set up a flna, new budget. Mak* th* futur* mor* aecurt. MtMlM C l t a U l i r . t (June 3 to July I D — G etting holding* nicety operating and appear, anc* mor* attractive, *o<-la| appointment* aetup la ld*al juat now. Ue* direct eppr .erh when dealing with othtra. Show roijr have pereplraclty. I.KO (July 31 to A tittle! 31) — getting on th* righ t aid, with thoa* whoa* loyally you r*. qulr* |e • ctaver thing to do today. Than gat duttaa out of the way quickly. Put abode la good order. Handle private at- | fa ir* with apead. V in u o (Auguat 31 to Septemher 11)— Spending ee much time ** you c*n with good pel*, aaalatlng them and vine v e n t, la beat thing to do now. Mak* new contacte through them that ar* worthwhile. Show you h ir e what It lakaa. -.•fcinitA—tS*»Hmt»*r-51 to rv t ohar I D — TTTth acapten an tnat you <-** think* aloilg romantic line* la­ ter. He* what you can do to 3 Y E R A N D — i— " THAT ] [ TH AT* A SETUP T HP SiOJLD DRAFT J \FOR THE BULL'S/ KETCH O N BENBRIT-MB THAT ROOM AAVFUL/I LE T* ON HE T OR Ml* A M T , y POeiTTWIMd 1 NO ROGER S \ TW’ EMOP IS / T THAN A J f k I COLO, W TH < BOOKIE*. 1 \ V HIS VEST ) V O F F IC E / J . \ o pen/ y ^ T N i-^ r r r * Horoscope Forecast By Galbraith SID E GLANCES g rrg ll By Kate Osann II ir Y o n t i n ll.i> in noun T O I !.%%*, there will h* a are .1 ab ility to g e t alo ng with •there, since the reapone* to their emo­ tions Is v e ry accurate and wellbalanced, and w h a te ve r la | needed o f a practical nature la aleo easily cumprshaji-led T* « study of psychology would *a v e ry g o o d -her'#, and a ft«i« « * r eer In thla field Is IndliNstel in particular. Or any-aither pr»*feaalonal dea ling -directly with the public. I I ' M I A Y . J A M I ' A I I Y ir. (aK.N i : i l A L T K M I K M II M You have a fine d a y — thr e.vr. Her the better, first to spa*. I the morning rounding a good plan for putting your •>a n Ideas across aa well as a.-quit - f Ing the principles you nred in order to grow and develop m**ra The p. m giv e s »•••! tha chanc« to show your breadth of vision, Imagination. AVtlKf (March t l to April l>) — Pleasing closest ties Is vital thle e. m ao that you can later be with friends end not have to worry. Be more fundamental than you hava been In the past ll» happy In p. m. T.%1 l i l t (A p ril 20 to May J01 — Don’t neglect to study your papar In i . m , read flna liters- | quickly. TM .'o . .il. p _____________ n p f R _______ I B B_____ V Koonri he (wy cou n ter * a m u m p how. amp r u CANMCK UP\UTURH HOUR TOHtAHt MY MW* V>r» fNAT PAIHTW I*T > WOWi HI* TO / ^ . , 1. . V0ULO YDU U ttfc -t 60 FtbliNS WrtH Ml w p t iN t A ir J < today y bra ra l L ~ !■ . 1 « M POVIOTNNK r»C1IU><Urt KMW BttM AkUPMTM PlMUIM. MtWTI peK « i f now# OP ® r “W H * v ,iiii w h i m im d k a ie ture. get date you want, r i m re gu la r routines more wisely. E n jo y in g family life later to p >e«tbla. Be kind, ct urle -ua with relatives URMI^fl (M a y 21 to June 211— Decide how you can IncresES Incoma In the future In eana. safe way from various sources. Dlecuee with associates T-u have e ve ry opportunity to ah«w others you live the Golden Itule. U s llH IT "Moth-r, will you raltsa- daddy to my cuatody whan I atart my math hofnawork?” Presidents T rruklid OKAY. PORKVJ - 1 I JUST HAW A ’ FMIIM6, BAN...I'M PRETTY SHAKY IN T W COURSES, i „— W E'LL HAVE TO STOP-MY » PEETARE . a t u /a o lO D a tm n UStUfwur I I Attack 11 Middle part aoNiuotw BUGS B U N N Y MY DANCE AGAIN/ . PETUNIAl S - 'i r iAWD I — I'M SORRY J BROUGHT IT UP, BGN.THfcKEt EVEN MORE THAN I'VE TOO) >TXJ„.IT GOSS BACK w A IONS WAY AND... AND... . ENOUGHl THE > SUBJECT » CtOSfPI ANO SINCE m s J EARiy YET, I'D f BETTER 6BT BACK AND 3 ? * CRACK A P L mc! . B O O K l^ k fi - p s r s t — GOES BACK/ ANNS f . Hfc'W T W > POBUNf farm) M Afftrmalir* a r ' v*U ssjet" «S333 w tm r I 'D U K f TO GO > HOME N OH, BOYB/ BUT X C A R T WALK A n t w t f %s Pravlou* P u i i l . r SiiSffl Mlodiaa awlbarrr (LatU) aaT*R« m i tab) MUOA t l i u . l ) l l » : > (June :1 to July 21)— Thinking »*%rr your alme during a. m helps . you to como to right prractlcel 9 decisions ee to your activities. |Improve your appearance eer* ly. Then out socially In oerly p. m. Have a ball. I.KO (July I t to August 21)— Instead of going q|it (or a good lima. g*t work compleird and lak* bettar car* of your health. Taka th* time to be of aaelatanc* to other*. Gain a reputation for klndlln***, goodnaaa. % VIRGO Auguat 11 to Septem­ ber I I I — It* with Individual* who live an Idaal Ilf* today J •ad got good Idea* for Improv­ ing own lot. Latar, plan a lit­ tle party. Invite your friend* In and hava a delightful evenl* g — repay aorlal obligation*. L IU IIA (September 11 to Oct­ ober 11)— Do what w ill Im­ prove your praatlg* In a. m. and you ran then ba o ff to *•* clal partita that ar* charming. Contact eome hlgber-up you know. Pee how much eupp-rt you can eipact from hlni. or her. a c o s n o October 11 to N o - ^ vember l l > — M or ning bring* ■ fin * Idea* that yon want t * pot Into operation. Conta ct r ig h t b lg-w tge In t a r ly p. m. T ea hava mad* agcallant con ­ ta ct* o f U t a that caa a l i o be v e ry helpful. HMAUXVE tA G IT T A M It'g (Novem ber 31 to December 3D — By gatttng rig ct worrlaa yog hava In a m . ran oaa thaa turn yeui min* to bigger aad better enlerprleee. A'ppeaee m ala The* o ff to new placea and atudlea. J (C u a U a u td O a P a g * * - A ) 3 �% ■ - V l * i Horoscope OUR BOARDING HOUSE Jnn. 15, 19G5 — Pnpe 3-A SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Forecast <-X* (Continued F r o m r a c e 2 - A ) l\%PlUCOH\ (December 21 to ^ o u a r y 20)— Have that talk partner In a. m. so that you can later put Ideas to work Imm ediately that were decid­ ed upon. Ufa care and thought, tie happy with mate tonight. ' At| I ’ A l i l t £ (January 21 to Fe br ua ry 10)— Met busy at • w o rk that haa to be dune early In a* in. «*» that you ran be with partnera later. W o r k out riew Idea*, systems for the future. Co-operation la your* with eve ry one con *rnrd PISL’ U i (F e b r u a r y 2ft to March 5ft)— Plan your recrea^ n a l activities far Into the fur lire today and ml an pm apt ■ ria l ra pe bill tie* to work (jet good Idea* ' from comrade* K n o w what you are going to do In the new w* »k . I F 1 1ll VI n i t l . t i ia n o n a T f l l i A i r , he or ah* will be one o f th^ae charming peraona who w il l early get Into all aorta o f advanced ac tiv ities and under-, at.and what they are all about,f thereby making a big profit upon reaching maturity *m auch f ie ld * requiring * * fine mind ■ 1 thinking big Teach not to Pr fo rce fu l with nth era, where cheerful amlle w ill accompli eh even more. Hive a fine educa­ tion, 4 M O M M Y . J \ M t n v |N, i »mvi O K Y K IIt b T K M IF .M U :*i v day when y u can he very Irate at w hat ever or w hoever may aeem to be blocking your plana You would be wlea to ooie charm and magnetlam Instead of acting In auch manner that crthere would rather not be close to you. Lo ck Into big new £ i i ns but don't put them into motion Just yet/ A l l l t t l ( M a r t h 21 to Af p ll 19) ‘ — W h il e you want to be o f f on some recreational Jaunt. It would b e . w l» e to slick t > duties ahead of you tthow that you, are sensible Don’ t let other* » . force you Into doing thing* you k o o k arC-liul Lj^ht. •. T A I- III- N ( A p u l 1U 50 _L* T r y put home i i K s u i i you "think thins A t# not as they should be. Hh"W more kindness with kin who ay be under more pressure nn they can bear. Help them. I t K M l M (M a y 21 to June Sly. - —Mather the Inf ormation you need Instead of brin g In dark and yrni tan now ad value mutt quickly. Associate* are able to give you ba* king you w ^ i t . How e ve r, us# lh# quiet, rig h t a p’pr at h MOON r l f l l . l l I l K A (June 22 to July 21»— F o rge t whatever occurred during the w e e k -end a n d b e gt n t h e week * | l )t real enthusiasm »o that you get i d l i n g nicety Results dur in g) w e e k will depend largely upon | what you do today. Take It, e**> tonight. „ I.KO (July 22 to Angus! 21) | — Hava you studied the f in a n ­ cial page* lately or conf erred; w 1i h a g per hv in hu* 1tie*■ * This -,1 * the he*b day for *11 such JVer that yieUr budget I* right 11 t ji 11r in pr -party •* fine • ► #> 1 |Ilf. <I ( .Vug u*» 22 1*1 Sept *01 her 221 - - First handle anv pn idem* * ( lu*m*, do * vb 1u'» Pr>#'>re *««)••* hi g |je(*una| dr ♦ r t » l»"ii t r*■1> on other* slfo • (flkit j do I*fit • ’em to Under at a ml yudr aim* * ! this time K * r |i hue) tW fn n r , w a B C S lC * * ^ " • m i l l V ( Sr 11 ' e m b e r 22 f.. U *• ciher 121 — 1»“ « i put any ■»** i * nt!■•(» to any sem iin g d l*. |i-p tiolri nt lir re and g"! *ma1l I ).* a h e a d 1 of S ’ «.p V«‘U c le .m e d tip lit ell g# at # • *t niirm •• • ... » . tuber ri ^ : 1i ll- #1 Of I ri*i g * •! V g err#.* s d*‘ » b * f 1* mil • « ' #«d d* * pr ■>• «»• ' Itl f t 1* » * Y\ s.. * Vi. I IT %III • • , hr i ember ' 1 mri( seem 'loo It I mfH t f %ill I B'f • • » ' 1rr • non van (she* M* • ij • f f r . p l l l M ' k ' l . ' f ' •d •a • e * * t'"H* H i m ( VPH II «»H A t hr t -* e»» » r» January 2• f.li|||*l It* or ' •' made could re alh s#' >* i » 0 t r o 11 b! # it n w 11* v I n a good time !■ n»*f *i all Import a nt Others will giv e support If >ou u # charming W it V i l l i n (Janu ary !1 ♦ February 191 — Look " l o 1hi n# method* tb*f a ’t mik# 0, |||#r» * * ■ ’ •# f '* (*#>•>' voi| and ptrf-ner* t n * l* td nf * ’ *'*■"* He n (M i p f ) , f t p o * M # T*o-i '"i*' T-oP h i t * HfM •» p M - * " 11 *» %oi| (bought %oil w #»» • f i l l t:* I F* h r u a * i ?•* *■ March ! n i Tun have every . ha nee now |n get t.etief t dtf A r o u n d yiMi *• well a* more t •n t - i g i i e with c o-w o rk e r This r « u M make It i d v bed t* i Inin the futiite for both. I p 1 III it ( l l l l l) l « thill N T itn il. Their #<*(' V w M he every stgn of * oniplete selfish Mi l , lilt this 1* willy he ran sc th* fh># thing* nf life *r * Un d e r * to o l and d**lr*'\ H 'wever «| It |iu|>"[ I ah I »c»U gi ve e third' t twining ' h/it show* ho*r right It i« |r. Ih ok ..r the oilier fejlow a* well A g r* " t deal wfi ^ , i n . . . |* then denoted bet* H o d better understanding wi t bj th«*e i f like Ilk He paiiem r •'The star* Impel, (key do rnmp*l." Wbat | * « winks of f o u r life H largely up to Y « l * Carroll (tighter'* Individual Forecast for your algn for F * 1 ruary *• n o * reatly F*»i—y o u r j ropy tend your blrthdairp Tind , • I on t n h a rr oil High t • r F ot * * 1 rgat, The Hanford Herald, II *| I H t . H o lly wood 21, t'allfornt fFSU Swims To Victory •AHASSKE (liP l) Stale tJoiverilty chriati oew outdoor pool auiy with a 66 29 iwim- ictoryt over CeorsiaDaytona and Tom fd the Serriinolei Lloyd the 200 yard freeitylc [ record lime and DayUins another mept rethe SOO-yard freeityle. la btate, undefeated in two meetr, meeta Kloturday at Caine*villa. w u JT a a- ha firat atomic explo»ion urred in New Mexico in i , �I I , k. . I f** lf 7 dtiqhUqhJtA >1 i! I TV TUm (how of Om alcbt: " 'Is ie o g ' p m . NBC. Tb* Bob R jp * M ow . Bob'* recoat ISn st trip to aatnrUln Ih* troop* la Kora*. Okinawa, Thailand, tba Philippine* and VUt Nam U'Taduced to N mlauUa In a Vary enjoyable ahow. You w il l M * Janl* Pale*. Anita Bry­ ant, Ana* Marta Altwfbetti, Jerry Colonna, John Bubble*, La* Brown and hi* band, and ( P f c l a l fu eit *tar JiU Bt. John clowning wtlb Hope, dancing With the 01* *nd tin gin g io n ** from "H ello, D olly" to "Bllent Night." 7:301:30 p.m. CBS. Rawbid*. "J o th ." Albert Dckk*r give* an Im preulva perform­ ance a* a fanciful old man « h o aeema to bring bad luck wherever be * o m . - But the eharacter hardly »eem* to have the making* for a aerie* a* Dekker seemed to think a while back. Arid* from the •tar, thera are good perform­ ance* by Jame* Mtlrdock (Mu*hy) and John Doucette. 7:3-1:10 p.m, NBC, Interna­ tional Showllme, “ Jolly Jut­ land ’ C ircui." Don't let the title throw you, thia 1 * ju*t I : iC il ,U I T V Time Previews another wtatt to jpm o f th* *t*. pie roureer of this program'* m aterial,’Copenhagen’* Clrcu* Schumann. Th* football-play­ ing dog act U one o f tbo beat and (her* are aome good com­ edy moment* with elephant*. The balance o f the «how U devoted to acrobatic* and t)T>leal clown comedy. ■:30-B p.m. ABC. Tb* Addam* Family. "Mother Lurch vlilta the Addama ra m lly ." A* a favor to Lurch who'* been writing to hia moliier telling her ha wa* the matter of the hrmte, Mortlcie and (Jouifi pretend they're the tervanta when mama come* to call. Aa a reward for their good nature, mama haa them fired. With diminutive Ellen Corby playing enormou* Ted C a itld y'f Imperioui mother, Ihelr relationship I* on* big light gag. • ;1010 p in. ABC. FDIt. "T h * Making of a Man." Part11. Dramailcally effective doc­ umentary covering th* most decliive influence! In the life of FDR. You’ll meet Loul* Howe, whto tried to Svrngall FD R '* early eereer, hi* moth­ er who helped ib ep t U * eber10-11 p.m. NBC. Jack P a ir eeter but who learned not to Program. (C olor) Good, wellInterfere with bit political ea rounded ihow. Paar haa i recr, etc. Then the polio at­ funny opening monologue, tou tack wfaleh interrupted hi* life but which be refuted to chlng on meb aubjecta a* TV, let defeat him. You'll aee Ellubeth Taylor'* citiien*hip American football aa film* of FDR learning to walk and again and bear Eleanor Roo­ viewed by Ut* English. Edic sevelt and othara apeak o f th* Adam* sing* "M ore Than You and then perform* Went. A poignant ihow, eov Know" erlng much the tame ground "H e y . There" In' German. told In "Sunrise at Campo- Then, both ahe and Hugh Down* join Jack for *ume bello." 10-11 p.m. CBS. ..Slattery'* remlnDcence* about tha old People. "Queition: Wlial Did "Tonight" show. The allow li You Do All Day, Mr. Slat­ tapped hy lllll Cosby'* very tery T" n i l * la one of lbo*<- funny monologue about bl* demand apisodea that come up childliood. In every aeriei about profet10-11 p m. ABC. 12 O’clock •tonal men. It takei an aver- High, " l i t * Albatron ." What aga day in the political Ilf* ol happen* If you're an actor and Slattery and thowa him try­ you've completed 25 ml»i*on» ing bl* belt to cop* with an and your general trie* to con overwhelming number of de­ you Into "Juit one m ore." tails, Problem* includ* pre­ Thai'* the dilemma facing venting the aatraditkm o f a Lieutenant Kane, and he can't friend, defeating a eeosoritilp say no. HI* towardT Half hia bill, helping choose a Mat* fare la burned away. The per­ Jxiet laureate; lavin g hi* life iod of adjustment la liorrenfrom an aasauin'a bullet, dou*. Robert Driva* W effect­ playing Solomon to a family ive a* the actor, Janine Gray with a retarded child, etc. plays hit girl. An hour of Luckily, lt'a all well done. | compassionate hiltrrnevs. SATURD AY * : * * ( I t Neveso#*# ( I ) Ne ws, Weather, 1 - Hports (t> N e w e lls * l i t * (1 1 -l iu n tlar • Brinkley i t ) Tha Hie it o rl# -•? (O H Z P + d F * T. - A. M. I l l s f l ) New*. W ea th er • SO IS) tfunrls# Meineeter Ti»0 td) G ro w e r* Almanae l i l i <») ft :#• f l ) T V Tabernacle c• ft IletMld <*f T ru ih ( ! ) Tour L if e In W orld Tikday 1:10 f l ) ftilar A Th# Hfory lilt (0) I ciiumb A An awtr e f l ) n l * H o tu re lift N'al. Il#«l4«*tftfa1| A»«ft N'ewe Til® ( * ) (»ne W * » <*) u r n Mirror > iid -n *rid * 71( I fTT"Blgfi~On " - (S) r*meo Tnhater il-n S d . r .i iT s ’ 7:40 1 :0* (1 ) Hangar In My • n r.ruf,u' (I) Rawhtd* t-.IO I I I .V.Mania 1:1* <*> II) 1:0* . ( * ) 1:10 ( I ) III ■*<•> 11:00 ( I t c-l (I) I I . H 111 (() ■ rs m llr Dob Hope Theater Valentina’* Dajr Jack Uennr i i e n s r Pyle Fa rr ie r's Daughter J e rk I'aar l i o ’c l o c k li l e h nlall ery 'o INuR'Ie N#wi New*, Spur he, W ee thar < l) Newsline 11:11 ( ! ) H o n k Theater ( f ) The ater o f the mars 11:1* ( I ) Johnny Carton (Cater) Legal Notice l a the r e a r ! ml (be C .vm ir Ju * a*. leealaale t e a s l l , atala nl I’ U l I J i . In I'rotinle. ■■ re Iks Estate nil O, THMuDOMM W A I . I 7 l i n t s *#J. f in a l v rric n Notice la harsby i l r t n that Alia undaralen sj will, nn Ills H th day o f January, A. I). IM I, prssanl to tha Honorable (Jotjn. ty Judas o f Bemluol* County. Florida, her final rriurn. ausi.tinl and vuu.-iiere, ea Admin, letra trla o f the K » t a t * of •! T he o do r* Walts, deceased, snd al said time, then and there, make appli'-atlnr, to ihe eaid Judas for a (linil eat tighten! nl her n<1mlliletration of s.iId estate, and for an order die- hargtbg her an su.-h Admlnla tra trli.. Haled this Hit lltti day at January, A II 1M3, Pusan I - I,ss As Adntlnlslratt Is o f the K t t a i e of II. Tlieodors Walt s Deotsatd W lm ls rw erdls, llalnss * Ward SSI Park Atanus, H.,oih P. O. Iloa l i t W in te r l-ark, Florida I'll nil sh Jan. Ik, I I , I I * Feb. , * IjlO I0;U® t iia k, m 3 10:10 * fl) (I) ( 2) fl) ft) (I) #I ) ( 1) (•) r|) tfcleno* PMHon Mftjur Mercury fle elu r H tn lh c o le T i n nr *ir<» T u i i d e Vin lrr |R>| Quick Draw MrOrew 'nunlcene Klrebull XI*-6N M U h t r Mouet Annir Oakley 11:00 ( I ) lien niff Hip Miner* ( ) ) Niw C* ■I'* r ( ' mrlnKn| . f t ) I*f hum the Lluiiheart* F«1 * 11:20 f i t The JeteoriM ( l » l'«rk y r i « ( 1) r u r y . IttigH Uuuny Hhow K * i*l or In* llnptilty llo pj ef My I* fiend Fllu k * ip ntft *t it (Sft w . c . Klalife Kae tlv *! (4> l^unday with Jack Iianny • so C ) O. K C o l U f e I * * * ! f t ) Trd Mack I : Of ( 2) i l r e l the Preee fift toih f'e n lu ry IllO (2 1 Niwfi'Opr f t ) IT © li Cum f Ik Cur 11— W h ere A r t You * flft T h « Wlr.tr.1 or (>l « • ) Oeale A Har riet 7:10 (Sft W ago n Trelu ( ! ) Wonderful World ef Celer 1:10 (1 ) .1)111 Dane fl) 1:00 1 SO 1:00 t.fl Silo 1.00 KiOO IIM A m i r l e m )i an data ml C l Mr l.Ui k > i i p a -1* * 111utr• T1» mmi • r ( I ) TIIA C l Kiaturff (1) AKI* Alt tfUr roc#I* Lull Omni f l ) fh*r|lff ChHn i n Theater X ( c i CM* (Jnir ClMMblr <11 K***it ball |*ra Howl ( i f (Ninuiplunaiilp iicv«l* log (2) JI *n * Jr wad• Mirw I 00 \UC Wide (11 I* <rt hi W aifiitf Show I 00 C i K«*UM«* n t TLA i f ) f,,1• f1d lJ C i n u r * (4* CUE Nr wa t :il • ft N m e . Weather. Una# flft Sawallna 4 11) 41) 24«ware** QIim d u dlaa mrnt 11 i* <t) Paler Q m i Limit# tilfO ( ! ) Hr. lliifn o 1:10 a t Tfie T e o a * 4.44 ( I ) f i l l lift (4ft 7:11 (4 ) 7 2| (9ft t i l l (|) fl) (•) 7 41 (• » (2) f l i p p e r ( f ) Outer Heed* 11 1 * ilk Adventuraa In I'afa* 4.4(7 ( I ) l l y i . i Wtlk ( I ) I i III l)««a.i i"in 1•! a wiel 1:00 lift Ttie K n lc ria tn rr* ( I ) Hal. Nile t l (he L l t u n kOTICN Movie* S O T in : OF IKTHhTHtJI TO AFPI.V TO HUAIIII o r OUT Ms l :|0 ( ! ) ftlo lly wm>d l* a U c f 10:00 (4» Ounifuoke T V U O *t M I * » I O N I.lie OF ( I ) Hoyle M M IM M IJ ( Ol ATT I ’OII THI1 V I l't T I M J n r A PORTION OF IliUO C ) .S'ewacop* ( I ) XeivM, hpurla. WeaPI. AT UP I. AN ■: V IK W, A *1 IIiher •, illk la iiiv , 1 .00 f i i • ill lift 1:91 (9ft (S) I H <•> ff) (I) 1(11 (9 ) M O N D A Y P. i s . oi ( 2ft • *> Wltoa ( • ) Id-ve of M. Life ‘ (9 ) Donna Hard 11:24 ( • ) CUE News 1I:S9 ( I ) Truth or Come* *. quenc*e Oft Ktlhur Knowi Beet fik Henri n fur Tomorrow 19:49 i f ) (lu llin g Light 12 61 C l SIIC ilaport IiEtft (4» The Upen W in dow ( I ) Sana, Editorial and waether (9 ) Tann. ICrnla Ford Vuiu* Aa Tha W arl d Y a r n ge lanoa Nnwellue M I C N i * i Rapori s it (I T».e t: «0 (Si A on I tier (<i To 11 ik lift I *r»* - llo w lt i a T o u u u M ONDAY ( 2 > J fo p irij f l ) Trloe la DJghl ef Truth W Ind Dor (ora (•ft Art LIh kWlter (*) Dai In ( ' jjuii s s« m AIM' Now* A . M. On 1:14 rift nunaMtiu AliiiMnni) 4;|0 ( l i lutrtj to rtionatii ry f un 1:20 (0) Tit# Kiln* toll to M l Many ft14ip]r lUturna I iS (Ik Hiifidir Vuooour'e N «wg 1:VU (l| Central Ola. Hhowfill ( ! ) One Http Ii m - 1,4 (1) l. n » l*n 0 ' T » " l « ?.S0 ($* Moyle 10 10 f i i What's Mr Line 1 1 uu lift Nei»acupa World or f.1 Cb.o.u.r.iK.^ MoCoye (9) Ktnrne In (he io oo <*» The Uoguoe Hp ofU I.J0 •*> I t i Mir la*W nnrk<— n nrk*-- lift Moment lift Do name m Whs I'a This »o n g H im ,) It i l l rift The ft r9 C i 1:9i ( • ) (2ft (9) t :#I (3ft N e w * A W •** 1»i »r Today rtijliahlhe A itnansLc W ak e up Mo vina .New 1 r . r i « . Mark et KeM ft T od ay Mlriile Evan# N e v a 4 (Vaather Captain Kanjtarofi W ea th e r • N*w § i'nrioenvilla Today Eieralaa far Medera W'BITIIII Divorce Court A m crli a n HIMory Carl o nv ll le (I) I 'SI ( i t 1 10 (27 (ft*ft (A> 4 14 ( I ) World r #!1 ill# Truth (lenaral ll o ap lia l Douglaa Ed m artla You Dnn't Wav T h e Y*»ung Married# The Svlg* of M a hi Tha M a lik O i b i 491 Trallmaaiar f i ) Aarrai Rlarm 4I H 12 * 4.I I C ) #( l l I.MT (Sft S t i r Naur* TftiO II *•* o f Ufouchn ITticltt W a ll hr 4 li idfit 12I \V1 l]i Fargo • 4*1 Magllla 'l or rl lla hiSI (7 ft 414a Ip 41ova 111tints h.st f t ) h w ira p * Ntwi Le ave ft T o Baavar Health Finn ST. LOUIR (U P I) — Th. NaUt'tinl llahketlmll Aatorintiuii (ilnyer* Himuimccd they would work to adopt u lu-njil.iiir(l|rul-lifL> inayraiu r plmt to au|>|ili-ni<-nl lilt' Ir newly ac­ cepted plnyrr pcn-iun plun. T O W i l l i M IT M A T CONI K I I N ! l l : l o ( I ) Theater of ( k « Etera TOD W I U i , PUCA fl Ii T A K i : 11:10 (3ft Feiurday M « k l liliuw H O T IC R that Ll.'V I T il.I, M A N S U N D A Y P . Me and UITT1R TI1.1.M AN. hie wife, JIM MIC M A X W K L l . a 11.00 IS ft I j>l»jciyywr3. fb wido wer, IAUSIS W i u u i i t and * I ft Chfla t ophtra III (Hill II W K H I I I T , Ilia wtfe, t i l Cute \\ #]) Mirror end H E L E N M. WAT TH . an un- 11:10 (Of Hole live All Htar* mkrrled woman, a d s owh eia of (1) urel Hubert* lh a fas Blmfils tills of nil tnllda lift !*at*e tha* N'allun dsacrlbed In lha follo w in g plat, l l t l l (Sft ttaelal Vaeurity (n le -w lt: Artlon Hi'" w *, LAKIS V IE W , a subdivision, according to tha Flat thereof aa record­ ed In Flat Hook k, Pass II o f tha Public lie cords of Uemlnol* County, Florida, w ill - apply to tha Hoard of County Commission.rt .if Baud, no La County, Florida, al IViUK o ’olock a M on Tusaday, F eb ­ ruary Ilk, t i l l , or aa noon thereafter ea the l i n e may be heard. In lha ilosr* • ( County Com tnleelnnera Huoiu In lha Court House uf Hnnlnol* Coun* ty, Florida, at Hanford, F lor­ ida, for tha adoption of a Itaao* lutlnu by said li-ard, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 1»C >» and Itl.Hl, Florida Htatutaa, IM I, vacating, closing and allmlnatin* *11 of thuae csrtaln reaarvatlona for puhlte utllltlaa In sstd Hlo.-k I of said 'U A K K V i e w , and returning alt o f tb* raid dss.-rll.sd pro­ perty- to aureag* lo r tb* pur­ pose o f laiailou. . iI ■ . ' : : Seminole T V CDl-t* ' li trie V- * . P A I N T K U * * IJKCUHA l'nilH Pgpartng — Wnlorprooflug Hal (a far lion rlu gra nttrd F r a * Kail ma la* I l l - O i l * D !##«*♦— fllila a t* R 5 A Dp to 8 | I| 1.50 | 1.S0 I 1.50 * to 10 | 81 1.50 1 1.501 1-00 II lo 1 1 1 1 1 1,30 1 1.3ft I 2.05 FA I N T I NO A RKI'A III VVUIIK, Fh. I l | - t f t « c ---------- — 24. W e ll D rilU n g VVEMri HHII.I.KD, F I'I IF * H FRIN Kt.K II MYarKHS All Typaa and Nlaro W t Repair nail Barvlc* ■ T 1 N H Machine and Uupply Co, }T W, (n d Hi. U l-lllt I t to 10 | * 11.30 | 3.58 I 1.H0 29. 81 to 33 I H U P h o to & E q u ip m e n t 1.SO 13.13 I #.73 lo J O I O M . S 0 18.711 s Y o Ad— 1 I Lina (rift • 5-lrtlar word per !!■•) • I-wi MlnlmiiaB (-‘ l a r f i Al l Okl* Halo A*' C k a r g e l nl I - fla y H a l* 30. Home Appliance W * aunmnto* low rgl 9AKFORD Eft'a • mMiff Aim TflftMdLfiMtf' J, I think f i maj her* A W fW — *th *r lw ^_____ w W **i * K n i c r 'i n h i : n t a t i v a NI'DIDIJI 7 W To th* men ur 1mdy ar t k ing **cur lty on tha hatter Ih ir^a •of l i f t . Thin o f f e r la mad* in g nil iitirtrlfty. I f y<iu hnvv r^n! * aalea a (ill It)', >uut #e riving* aro only llnilfr 1 l.y t*.# nimiunt o f your acconipii#ii* tnant thrungli your t f f o r t a ? Comniiaalona of the liif ha at o / U r. Itonuaea easily o btainable, . ln t e r v l r w e Wednesday, TiiurmfU^, Frid ay J i m. until lit w»ii HI »•n I (a van M*-m ■ "tJ l> irrjvr^ Tyjnple l» r - Don’t Sell Yourself Short Legal Notice A 4 H CONTRACTORS - S P A R E T IM E C A S H Hal Famous Jtunovar Bhfl c m wrtry to f W H i U in tity T prlcra. Contact Julian W i g glna I 1 M I I I or call J. A R. T r a d in g Foal, Inc., 310* g 5 0 . M in e . F o r 8 « I * 55. Furniture For Hale "ran g* Hlueoom T ra il, OrUndo. fjijg value, V « r lha hlggaal aelaatlon of D IA M O N D R in g T ho f l o r a l * w il l ■#» ks TOtie « rly naw and uaa-1 furnlReason a hi*. Ph. * i ) - i i i t . N E W APPM ANCEB At W ar*ag sa alkl* f o r mors Ik e o r r f lure/ e *e Noll'* Furniture . h-ua* I*rtc**— rrlgfdblra, OLD COUNT It Y lar or rr oo Iwrorfloo. H ro k er egc In Ceffaalbarry H o t Point, nO A. Ranltk, ate. AUCTION HAHN on 17>92. Op*ii I daye 9 to iCall Ch ar lie — U . ( u U ( . oolUut. f*f’R new Halo* day- will now .A aaoclatrd Jtsdlo A TV, ' i h f l l i W l * other lulacrliair* V W C i n t l f l a 1- A Y * * Krion ' l SB* « k" l d -lu iu U h U lg A V nr t h > r a t ) * f c ' do 111-1*1*/- •“ *— .— T k a H r mid r w r r t f i tk*> pfl* o f City Unilto. Cunalgniurut* U m b l i AraouA “ " " ,il* 11lag* mi r rirrlfu g mw rtflo* am mad — l e t u* aril your BOOK K E EPE R , 1 night* a W A B I I C K — Card U l s Modal In( any ■ 4 » » r l U # P i * i l w k l r i marotiAAdla*. flarn open BBDE FOR KENT mu nth. f a l l a fter g p tn. H a lu ia W t . l l n g h o u * * , gang It vdleeme ^ffkf«N*iii*aiglila t « Hally. L E W I IC . DELL. Auct„ If oap hal. TIolUw aye. Juvanlle, TK ■-33*3. condition, mulching Deluge lh a e a ll e y • ( I k U aa wa * A p p ra l« *r A LlquIilAtor Pha. K U K K d rllv a ry add l*l>*k*tlp. Klactrle l i r y r r l i t pair, InI l l m i : *33-7110; 333-lttl 9«9«r. KL’ It NIT CJIK ft'BNTKll rludra i lr liv r r y A guatanlar. 74. Sales Help Wnnted or 333-113! lio n French ,\ve. H IC K '* A P P L IA N C E , ianford I'll. U M f t J I D EAD LINE S Fla re U M I t l . HHLHSKH 31 — DRKHUIJH |l — M I ' S A WOMK.N: L # r u |32 io 11 Noun D a y B e fo r e Haturilar o n ly — Just one to a 1100 V 0 4 I ) In your at>#f* M IL L E R R A D IO & curtomar. L E E * — 3rd A Ban- 60. HuMineMM Opport. I' u b lic e llo n F o r (Itna- B- 11 now hiph qu ality f o r d — Opp. Winn Dial*, InaertJona and K llle product#- Kvanlno# or Day# A P P L IA N C E off, no r a n v#H»ing, Bluat bo (R a t . N o o n F o r M o n d a y ) Adyghe# m Ii on NEED E X T R A CA BH f A H ar­ ButidMift# a li ii v# iar, F«*r #$■ old W a n t-A d salts thnea arW E S T IN G H O USE JtolntfiiMiit call I I I * lift)'j — 6 t.a tlclaa no lo n ge r ntadad. l e w £ P m uiilv.__________________ 0 A IR C O N D IT IO N E R S In cool— high In results. Dial ftRCLHHtOS - lUSrilKKdlO.V Hair* A Hcrvlea 2. P c m m iilg IU -II1 3 or 133-1*33. I' K O O F IlCHINCriH 4 4 . SMuation Wanted 111 » o P a rk — 333-011! ICXCKI'TU 7NA I. 11111II Do you havo a drinking proht PC. HECTIONAL Divan, TabK A11\1 .S'OH ll ' * O K K K K P I N O . He<-retarr, las, Cellar Cheat A other leru. W rite I". U Dog 1111. BAT1TRHAY FA LE , Head Rafrl 1'AftT T19IK • W* Ut K g a ta lo r. VVaahrra A gluvr*. piece*, 333-7017. rlaneral uffb-a Marif«>r<l eras. Kj nford. 1|n* K Celery, Ph. I t l - t l l O or K«»H \ f »D K I ft INi'tftVt: l i : - 3 l « l tiff el l p. Ill 311-IITI3. n#ltal*h |*iirt p ur I'fttraotiN, rmel# T K A H KNlJ C L E A R ( M * i : 11ILNIt Y VOUD uni e eald. “ Nut i*r fi nmlf .A111«**1 for tlili SI Nil FII. W III t r. I>t.inr-ijr, Smn 31AI li, Irutilnp 3U->k vj. edv^rtlalng la llkv wi n k in g or*.* in hjifiiilu in# w>r)il Koine, Nesohl. I'faffa, aotiie Wt a g ir l In the dark You .11. MuNirnl InH trufnrntH f IIU'U* It* d)L#l)U •* II- truiilnu in my Hum* H l f l i l . aa InWf i * SO- T h r .r art knoftft what you're doing but atid Wcffilnnhou## TICLKVIrttr*de*l|ta or r*ftNy«Ren***.l 9(r»* Tlano Harvlt’lng 4 Tuning aha doesn't.** I m V n n i It A D IO T r i l X H •old del# Fv.tr exam ple; DumnaTlr Dyne Cumttgg — 135-2441 Uiruuiih uuf JMI r *1 ftio le i u l^fg X »f »old nrw fi»r 4349 4. l i e a u l v ( 'a r e tin# luti# te at in d -i nit in* r# Diana T un in g end Ittpuftr pay o f f he 1*tire wf 1^4 or |f rftiien 11«1 ii if unit1 *. V\Ul tint lli- Ik T H K I 11(1 I I T ( ( l l li t 11^ \Y L rrirriuin — 131-4531 ni finthly. Ir r ft rr 11ll» yi.i A* "I1 ! IIK AC TY Matofig upen (P ANFu IlD EKW1NU C K N T E I t ............'I T H K I I H I I J I IMI I 11. r t M an(|»li*y m « o i , To *n»,il1fy y *!>!« 11jr A '« %#, 11f rt11li la. 91a y - 1 2 . llurdiieHS K ijiilp m e n t 194 So. l**r k Ava I I 2 - 9 I U I I IT I > ! > II y-llll SK 411Ml 1,11 in ll it I 3 .1:96 UU fair llntal, t;:-lft|ftftM) r i l l M l , * -i .i i ii m i A ft #1!# bl# lmm*Hlliit#ly,* ' nr. 6 ; I I . M ' K I I Y M l, n.v-l(I. K. Xleutrlo Range, Lika naw CO’ *t K IlH — t’ HKD, • M Dry htiuro wMokly. K»* *|)U-*mil | 9. 414.1404 11A ItfilK T T ** riM u if H « o k , i ' l l l ItLKr1 M Ml M il Kum i n and f*ha|a*Gf>plere or Therma* hltfli rarnliiM* In >"u r Npni« ' H aof l HAiPr. p v an 1n g app'tff. K a « 91ach Inn* N e w Maidilne Uni#. Till# t*oiuftiaii> wrllft «# |a l t , . Ni.'HK A MlMMIIHMilN bl* M& g.i u;»k U 2 9742 (luaranlee. Kacellenl Huge «»r 51. A r t l d M F o r H en l leind flim n rl«l n ■*■• **inn- •• In lau itiui i w - Mavf I Isanlar full time if dt«lr#il. Do r»-i r t I T N C t ' H L llowuly Mliop R E N T A HKD U l n i F f Dutk l»h M l 7 - 7 ft9 1answer unlr«# fully quallfie'd lift I'almettu \va 131-0914 J J I '034 Its, *t al. llo lla w g y , Huapital. II a b y for th# time #ml lnv##tin#ut Kvaitlng n iiiioiiiimaiita l o f r i i ,1. n i s Hade by Hay, Weak, ur • • Imum# #|«ri# liniite<1lit|> 14. llpholutery . . a i g g n i l i d . t . . L J J ____ NOT H K UK *1 IT Month. • • IIutlneae '# #«t up for you. ▼til J J I 1 ill IIS add!*--* no. C A IIR O L I.'S FT7RNITHHK (». C’ hlld ( ’are • • W a a^i:ur# Imwiion# OVKR 33 TEA It* known. UOMHM. ad ­ 11* W let 313-3111 • f ii#ftl 1tin, bhII hI,|li* #c ur viperup FJ nr Wiirkmanahlp In ITp- e ‘ dress iinkb'iwn, I.VHE U s loiirt (hi ! n#i‘p>*#iy. 1aj11** r 1n or 1'ra |»orl«*a^ Hllp* N lN N lK 'if K I DDIK m i l K . In<il.n\ nil. a d .1 r • v - m , .* Fur p#rai)ti#l lni#rvl#w in ymir («uila In 4 y r « H M Uo k Oliver*. T im e I' ay m etti* a" 51. Wunted To Huy known, H tll'H A t' i ‘i a , \ 'll), wr hi', |►Lam |n»l Uiio IIM Ir aa f l m«ig Draper) A v « I'll. 33Z m i l . I' D addi ra* unknown, if pltuuo mi ni h«-1 W A N ' i l- D H ar dw are InatalUtlnua. t nltt i m il ir d.-a.l, lo their C llvui Fru li — II# in! In. Ft* ran it IK I.KV IN Iu n k D U * D K C D H A T IN O MllLftl 91 Y I In 111* I»» Vmiro, iCaroorlanre unknown hairs devlaoaa, Ur ow n , I'ft net# util# d 0«*»1lln#r# IV * l. IIh i SITS ad, Hafareui ««, Ihally aw __________rh i i t - m i _______ le g a le .. . t,r , uitawe. A N D IsX X 94 A NftiFl K L D . lluiwlod Tuyuaalowu 13, tihio V( « » k l y . I'h i : i 'H oi t>r I I I T ti A L L tt HUM IT MAY F r u i t Hufter I'h. j r j - C I I f»494 35. V h c u u r i Cleuners t' lIN C K II N I* A It K I Nil A T in ffl, I, I n e You a i e n erebr n b l l f l e j t b . t 14 FT Aluminum (*>*1, I'll t n f P a l t i l l p g l )..ur ‘e r e . t,*.n II t |tr HIT f.,r » u t k ln e Mulhar, a . I N F U H U VAC U U M *VC . 1411. lb t wnttuetit, l a r g e pinflte, a aull to uulel tb* title to t o * pra e«’ h«»iil »|t*», iiffllahlai “ All Makaa" T 'u s c o M l* t.’u.. I l l : N't: ;jn.| I*.* lo wr doavrlbail property ttao fettcad yard, Ia h Ii Arhor. I’h. 1333 g Perk A v a I aI -*31 W K IlL'T i aid Furnltur* nn* T err*..*, 3*U Lauderdale, Klor- beatt rommelo'*)! against ) ou In •*I*II17 111* Clrcu li Y'oun ••f Ih# s In h t>l#c'« ©r h o u#• f uI Kilfay Ida. j Util ••ul ritcu it i 11 Mill! fur He l l in# A Furn. Co, 901 W 11. PlantM, Feeds, Batds N i l ! i si*ilv Dikiinijf, h'lrl.1.4 lat Hi 8 . Fein & Supplier F O R I.E A 8 R Tl,1# 41ll l*r*M i#t#ii ■tftrU i»f i u # 4 S A N K " H D F H K tl HT UllK i AU* 1' 1# ClMtli • \l Hint it|rlr#ul| S E R V IC E S T A T IO N . \\ liul* Corn 11.03 — 10* lbs ITHKIft F T K N I T !! ll li, 9ll#u. I’ll! Ill I,R 11oid #„ 1’ftii®j* W -null A u«’11ui|, IIiM.d Lin 'd Inn fiend PrildUOta » ll 111til. IU■'I** ft Min"nilHr1 41, 1urn 1 st I nk ll aeb 13 50 — 10U I'l.m i’iM i I 2 I ‘ I?70. ftft Iff , ft' «, J 1, (Ju ill I)'*. #1 III lleiiil Treatment Ih- I I " . Feed H i t . I'h J u a n i u i ii- v o y u Tl 1# cl ftEflMI 11*C|*1II t)f 111# 1Aril P H U N K I A X ' A L L Y I33-I34J tio Hanford Ava. Ilf- tH O dKLSs D4 yo ur Furnlturo. *«rl9 UriH'f f l r t l mu # 1IkbpI Iff I or apply tu tha AU H AltlH M * A g q lr k d#rvloo with (ho C u b . From a point 414 ss ft goP U R E O IL C O M P A N Y 50, Mine, For S a I* T H llFIC A l, F lr lf MliKteil T BAD I.M ) FONT. 01'I4" W and 13 ft M i l * ! ! ' lllghbal (Jualllr frum Ilia Ural IIS-0977. it) K .f the t v ‘ i oorn.r llatcharlaA la.waal dla<..unl F U L L gla* Yellow U. 71. Male Help Wuntrti Rang* tioinuitient o f r * . t 7. T w o . prlc-a 10 a m - * v in — aji-iblt, . 55. F u r n i t u r e F u r S fi le J1 B ■ Hog 3k. K , -nid p-.tiil U A II.Y — F IN N Y FtllKNUII, )1 A S'-— Ju*(d fur fi$# urniuift l o it ig ,,u tn* y . L i e i l y I l ' t V ( M il- . Huulh o f Mailfurd on F K N t ' K Pt « a r * i rtbu sotad CyDebit, fjediifunl A n # >.*l 4 ry line of Mi* County Ui>* preea. 1“ * ' g 1 fU lo n g, l i e Used furnllur* nppUancsa, touts, tluy. If- »l. plu# cnnimlMlon. I2I-0|(| Huail. run thettca E as terly ale. liuugta! Bn Id. Irirry'a eg. Ph l l l - H I I . along (be am of a c u rs * Marl. 31! Sanford Av*. i'h H4H3H U R C K IV E H for Adnp. \\ ANTJUi; M#n for full 1 1 n*< cutiuwt* to tha t*•1141h ti# 113-4113 lion, boat dad. Animal Itaacua Rant Ulus Lu str* K l m i r l o C a r­ Nur#*-ry F#rtn Work. Cali Inu a radius of IM £ 9I» pet ghnmpooer for only |l • 22-4(40 #ft«-r 4 p. tu Isagur llibf W. Mllinaaoln, wtiti a dolls si Ul# of l * f k k k E a r m A T fc per d * r , Cerruti Furniture Del .ail.) Ph 714-1*1*_________ h i ' 13" end an s or L llf f III S.f Co. llptiu Istaring A Mai trass ren­ IIM) 311 ft to llo* polni «*f ova tin g. Ne w A Deed F u rn i­ 10. Poultry - l.ivenlocJt begin n in g: them-* oontiwu* W K L D K H , portable with aocseeture. Celt N l* tlgddtng M fg alo ng an e s lm a lo n of said orleg up (o l i t nap. I11-IM1. Co. e l 1*1 C e ls r y Ave. 13], ▼O T i r * OK SUIT HALE OR Tradat Hhotlnnd gtal Curve 1)4 31 fl thru a della 1 UI. TIIK. t T A T K OK KI.OHI IIA TO lion Pony, ___________ V I C T O R I A N *ly|g Dresser | ! » ; angle of k-mt u l" . ihvn. • H A R H A I tA AN N SMI TH, Oos. C h elr A Hockgr— rush SU'IIJ 14" M 341.31 ft lo the WH JION • M Al E ll KIIHN sss la 11* M . ; Pet r Chair*, It K r l D K N V K U N K N O W N Northerly 11/tv lino of 12. Hpeclnl Notices Huy — * « U — T rad e sllpouvera bilk s l i t ea. Fh. l l t - l l K, lot. AND W H O ft K L - l B T Blat* Road No. 434, run li:-H S l KNOWN M AILIN Q AHS II-lfM . th r i l l s North w aeterly INC OM E I ' A X B K II V IC C IiltKHB Id long tba aro o f a curve on L A T E X P A I N T H I * g e l . Ar myth* No rt herl y lt/tv Lin. c/o C H A U L E 8 N E W M A N , . N a v j Surplus, I t * Ae&ford 0. M. HAI ttllS ON H TODDLK HOITb k mkm 1 havin g a radius o f ' I I I , ; ; Aee 1111 P alm altn 311-1*11 N A R Y A V K N U E end K l l t h ft with g doll s an gle or f f la tha l o a n e f lha l a a a i i B T H K E T , O AK LAN 11, C A L I ­ II'II'H ", s dletonce of Adding Ms. nines • Typew rit era a. r. UPHH3HT Frseier, >1 eg Jadga, geminate I ' t s a l r , F l o r ­ F O R N IA ! lk u.lt ft; thence .Sk'nl’ l ! " ida. l a F r e b a le . ( 1., per teat w .b d K lo * f i l l Hal.a - H t n U I * - ftapb.tr* A i w o r n CutnpUlnt b a v in * Vi 110.3k f l to Hie point o f ta sot Est afo at POW DLL'S OFFICIO SUP PUT Ill-Ill*. bran filed against you In th* beg. AL8M; lle g ln n ln g at a EH W A HI) Kt lU E RT FL OWE IH I Cfrcult Court 4n and f o r Bamtpoint l l l l l n g g - u r u ” Al­ FORMER Ag ent of Internal A I R CO N D IT IO N F .R I I . * * * BTU. Da.aaead. uol* County. Florida, by D A N ­ and l l l . t l ft g SB'37'4*'* M Revenue Barvlc* p rep ar e! l a 1 jrr. gld, I lk * n*w. F irs t I I I * T b AU C r e l l l . r s s a g Parana* I E L SM ITH, f o r divorce, th* of th* Weat g oornarc o m * T ea Ret urn* by ap ­ (s k t s . I l l - I * * * . H a v in g Claims or Demand* nhiwt t i l l * at which I* D A N I K I . monumant of geld keel. 7, point ruant *101 P or k Av*-, Aantnel gold Eatnlai SMI TH, P lain ti ff, vareua HAft•aid point being on tb* Ph. I 3 I - I S H , Krnast IMflknstl. F H I O I D A I R E Fare* Inin Auto. Y »u nud each of poo are Southerly R / W line or B U I * Wash er H * l Bervel Oaa Itg- harobr notlflgd and yequlrgd R A R A A N N MM1TH. Hafamlant. thaa# proaenta era to command Hoad No. 43l| Ihonca run frlgeretur I I I Ph. l l l - H I I . lo present any clalme and dr Pawning or UuylngT — * * * usl yuu tu appear and fi le your A n ­ 8 10*11' W 20 f t more or A -I PA W N tlHOP man da which you, or slthar of s w e r o r oth er defense or plead­ lea* to th* w a te rs edge ; 3101 Orlando Hr. 311-*H« you, a i r havo agolnat tko in g heroin with th* C le rk of thence ruu E aste rl y I4.3,*t oototo ef E D W A R D KUHRHT th* c ir c u it C o n n o f Uemlnol* more or less a lo n g th* m - f t 15. H p e c U l S e r v ic e * FL O W E R H lo tho County Judge County. Florida, and servo a ter* edge ; thence N l l * ! ■ ( 9 l O t # H # f i k * C # a » t y of fo a l p o l o County, Florid*, bl s op y tharouf on P l a l n l l t m A t ­ 1 * '* » “ K 10 ft m o r « or lee* i « l « « * ••■oiMMla C m t f , lU ie hia of flog In tha gnurt house torney. Ca rr o ll Hurko. AH o rto w l d Boutherly K / W tln< | • ( r I » r I d a * l a P r e h a ia uf s a l* Cnunty nt Hanford, noy at Ir iw , p. o . D ra w e r E, thence North w este rl y along HOM E I M P R O V E M E N T * . IB r t IM Balat# •(• Florida, wl lh lu i l l oaloitdgr Saufnrd. Florida, on or before said K/W line 33 ft io the HOOtLS'U. P A I N T t N O A ■auntha from th* tlm* e f tb* tho tt h day o f February, l l f l , K L IZ A U S T H BT1X11UK1I INIULAT1NO point o f beginning. Ural publication a f this notloa. or other wise dsorgs pro oonYou are rauulred tu fii* your rin sooln g Arresgsd 113-3111 n » A L w o n CM T w « os3**0 af aaoh claim or leoao w i l l ho sciared against Answer or ether pleading with N o l l e * la )iar*by v i v a * (bat dsmaag shall b* la wrltta*. aa d you. O F F E R IN I! A S P E C I A L S E R ­ th* Clerk o f tho above ounrt Tha Sanford Ilarald ta deal- an* serve a copy thereof upon V I C E T Mors than *0,*** re ad ­ (ha und*ralkvi*4 will, o# tha shall ototo tho plaro of root dtoco and poet of (loo o.Idle*, S ilk day *1 Dacambwr, A. D naiad aa a newspaper at ganaral er* *•* Th* Hanford Hornld tho plalntlllo' atlornsy on hr nlsaolfltd ads dally, l i s t * * eg I I I h pr*aaat I * U l B i M r f t b l i of Ih* claimant, end ahall b* Circulation In which Uila c ita ­ before February tth. 1**1., If J ud e * of Bamtnol* s w s r a to by th* claimant, his tion shall bo published onoo you fail to do oo, a decree pro lo w i i l l o per Itna par d * y l Coun ty la t aad final agtut, or l U o r n e r gad aoauin. naah w e ak for four ooagaeutltro Dial I l l - I l l ! or * l « - ! l l l end r o u i l y , Florida, ChDleeeo w ill be entered sgalket rtturn. a * *o a n t and v m l i r * . pentad hr a flU sg fee af aa * W eak*. pine* your *41 yon (or th* relief demanded la m aa X i H i U t i o f th* ft#tat• o f dollar and soak claim or ds Y l ' I T N E * * m y kasd and o ft!- tha Complaint. ff Btlahlar* 4>*oa**d. mead not BO filed aboil ke ria l real o f th* Clark o f tha ■E W IN fl. gay I f * * , t i l l a. KUaaballs W IT N E S S my band and tha and a t nald Uma. than and ▼•Id. utrotilt Cour t on thl* tho It h sgat o f th* eald Court In km Ktmlko A. Flow arc thara. maka application I * th* day of January, JL U. 1 » « . ford, gemlmd* Cuuvsiy, FI«Hda, Admlnlctratrls of Ih# as- (M A D •aid J u d io far a final * * ( ( ) • • tM * Ivth day til D e c - niYer, H IE tn la or mam o f a d m la U tr a tlc a p f oald A r th u r U. Dockwlth. Jr., tS E A L ) K U W A R U EUUKHT FLO W ••(ata . and f a r an * r d * r a C la rk o f Ih* Ctronll .Uourt A r th u r H. Bs ck w llh . Jr., * TEN-rtfCII M AINTENANC E r h e r g i n * hor as such Esaoutrts ERA deceased R y: Kiisaboth Erusaobaa Clerk o f tho Circuit Caar t ■*r#l** * Buppllb* Pbt lo * this u * IH k fa y of ■TEN BT ROM, P A V I* * D. C, My: M arth* T. V lb lta Me I N T O # M a k o r , A. O. 111*. Ca rr o ll Bark*. Depu ty Clark “ Pf ,'A 'M l P o o iObrolias lil.kler lu ll A t to r n e y * too Adgelnstrctrta Attorney at La w ' #■ POPE BAUETT S u p p U re Fo*t Offlso Do* 111* A * I m i i r l * *1 lb * F- a D r a w s * I Attorney (p r I'la in ltft* • * n f oord. F tor Ids l l l l l of-----■H*«b*U tU g k lo r A t to r n s * fug P iste t i f f 1** Oouth Maitland Avettua Doconaode F A I N T cltg* gut U » r i * « Pohliah Ja a . 11. tt, 11 A F*k- ga s ford, Florid a Maitland. Florida S t i l t urcqort Luunln oo. 1. U fa P u k tu b J h . I , I , M # UN ru hiu k I f a l f a H K I M . QDl-d* H am t a h a u -iM * C O M 5g)!i* *"■ u K “ • ^ 1M* Legal Notice BRIGHT BEAUTY IN DARK ROLE—A eclotiHetlng beuuty—Burbera Parkin*— 1* making her mark a* an up-and-coming actreoa on televlaioa’a Peyton Place. Barbara, only 19, la giving authenticity to tha role of a small town girl beset by • host of troublea. Although ahe'o portraying “the black aide of thing*” in thU aerie*, her work presage* • bright film futura. W »n tcd 73. Mule or Frmule Help S a N F O R D E L E C T R IC (I. K. Applla neo a—N o w A liar-1 111 Magnulln m -llt: Ap our H alp K .V P K I lllIN 'I .U HIHVIN11 M . I . O i l I KM Opera l u t ' n ttilel P(a«d> ftftnr round • tuploy * ttiefil In our modern ulr-cu-niftlilunptl (e e lo ry . ALIX kANk’ o f l D 3114 i»rlatidd Dr., fieri ford WIBUCMaPTTf CAMMUA BHOF For 'T h a Ba*t From All Your Fllma_ *10 J Park A v * . Hanford NR W M AJO R llouegboia pllAnuta nl 10% ab rv a M a le T H K C it y o f Hanford C iv il Her. v ie* Hoard la a c c - p t ln * apph. ra tion s to relal.lmn al ld lh llt tr Hat fur Ihe ctaa.l final lot. g f f U til ity Man — t tl l l i y Plant*. Htqulramanl: t * In I t yra of • gs; high ach. arait. or aqul* v a l r n l adu.-alionj le g a l raol•lent uf gr m ln ola c t y . f o r nt least a il month*; soma r g r p rr ls nc* In niulnt. and (Ion uf alrcl. A nia.-h. rqula, Urrd In utility tilauia. Leant, fur <iuaUn*d appliconta w ilt hr held In lha t ' l l v Hall a l 3;t0 p. m. Jan, 31, 1!-•&. Hubmil application* to L’ lv ll Harrlca L a u m ln rr Iq C it y Hall by Jan. I I , I H i . ri — ^v iro-j. J» =n ;i -------------ffl 72. F e m j f l p l l r t p W u n l e d Legal Notice h . "fVlif Jfc<|[ l#1f * ' * l ■>n<(Fr.aaioNAi,-- 425-5938 1 *i j 23. I'a in (in f 71. Artual samplsa and s alat kit F r t A No aipar lknca ntoJad, No ago ilntll I n a M l p rice * f o r htgk q u a li ty m a k e * . t i l ­ in g assy. E v e r y man a pros­ pect. HI* .tally commlsslimi F o r full details w r i t * H a n ­ over Bhot. Inc.. D tp !, ' 1T0-B Hanover, P a P lu m h ln g F K K B E M T IU A TK O ll. U I f A I I V K T *•1 f g a f o r d A t *. IJ l.tllt Marks ft- W O RLD P u m a iN 'i Fffffm< •awatufflr r « « B l f IVe f m - im J a n . 15, 1995 Coniractlng It.palr* 322-5612 Dial titk. B E R R Y 'S P a g e 4 .A — Legal Notice Legal Notice to Ik * ( ' s o r t .1 Ik# b s e s l f Judas, S.sslsals < . b a t s ’. F l a t * Mb. In Prnbatr. In s . i Msls ls wl (t i a n un * u l a m t i a h u *C A iicv, *n ,. Hbnaaa*4. Vs All t ’r s l l l s r s and Psss.na Has la g ( lalsaa «■» Dtasaada Agalaa i ( a l l k s is ls i You and bgi-k of you gy* h «r*h y nuUflsd and raqulrad to pratabl any cMlrna and darnanda which you, or alUior of Sou, tuny l,4(i- a g a in *! lb * f e t a l * o f t'HAltl.KH IIUAN CH W i n S E A llC T , kit., dsoonoad. 1st* o f bald County, to th* County Judge , of aamlnol* C-ittiity, Florida, at hta off lc s In tha ouurl huuao o f ask! (n uit ty at f a n f o l d , Florida, within a lt oatsndar • month* frurp lha time of tb* firs t pub. I' K H H O N M I N I KHKOTKIJ llcbUoo o f this no(t«*. T w o M A T A F I ’ R A H AND UK H E A R D cup las o f sack claim or demand A T T H E T I M E AND P L A C E abnll b* la writing, and ahall ABOVE ePE C tF fR P. •lata the place o f raaldanca a. j u h c r i i h a v i a , j u . and poet v fflcp nddroaa o f lha o f tka law firm claimant, and ahall b* sworn NT K N 8T U U M , UAVUi A t u . b r |h* claimant, hi* agsnl. M d N T O a il o r attorney and aotompaalad Edward* uuitdtna ky a filin g faa o f ono dolla r l a i f w i fla r ld a and auoh claim » r damand not Attorney* far Fallllouer# to f lis l ahall ha void. Publish Jan. II, I I, 111*. Maria U Uaarry 4VM I ' Kgasutrie of th* tmel W IU and Testament of C II A It L I : h H L A N C H A H D TV RENTAL a d A i t C T . an., « m h h ! b t u m p t r o m . h a via * • Hale* • Barrie# M et NTOd H A r io r a a y f a r Ba ae ufrlx Fo o l Offl o e Bog l i l t IXSsJVM Btnford, Florid a l l t f l laaltk Co Ur T V Bale* F- h Hak Jaa 11, 11, 11 4 4 yiop, H M tsaaford Jive. In gporta <9ft Hn-irte, Waglhar, ft) ta a fa r* 22, e. E aralR ERRORS I I ) t Hava I.usr h i From t** gM fE fi leckoo > 00 tift i'aaavurd Hroadohie f l ) THA ( I t 1 Li'V** lauey f l ) LawreHra CHI - i f m 12 00 <«) Fky K thR f0 ) 15) 11:10 (0> (I) 1:00 <11 (• ) Pllvar WlnpM s.oo (1) WU4 Klugtlnm 7.00 (2ft Kentucky Jon ea r. h a td h u a t ‘ Huai Vtaa-a ■ ( ! ) Blifflt'a Won U r ful W*.rM nr Onlf (| ) Aluiunl Vun 4:11 (2) Tuple 10:1* f l ) Classified Phones Sanfor d'* W k I C o m p U l* T E D W lb L J A M i HHW. C L A K H IK 1 K I) D I S P L A Y 11.50 I'or Inch f Mlnlaboaa of 1 n laia a * : * • f*> Hamper Rnnm I I I Cg ftu o nvll l* 10:00 ( I ) Maks Huom for Daddy f l l apsnlsh (.4abi.no f l ) Mika W alla o* f i t 20. Hard war# C O N TR AC T R ATKfl ON REQUEST WEEKEND TELEV ISIO F R ID A Y J . « - Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads 17, Janitorial Service* mt �l* - “ * rr i ■tfw County, Buyifig! Selling! Renting! W ID E - T R A C K S \7ant To Be Used 77. Situation Wnnted D » Vi WORK. Slir ittfert nc ea. Te'.t them you i t w Sanford HoroMt (t I'h. fcattforb fr r o li Jan. 15, 1965 — Paffe 5*A SW EETIE P IE 95.H ouses For Sale IlDItM., : Full batha. Fam ily I-B E D R O O M , conc rrto Mock, n i l HUM M K ill .IN In beautiful Room. L i v i n g noem,a KBehan oil electric. N o th in * down, ooW y n n e * ood. No q u a il !) In* » llh Elac. n a t » a . U l l l l l y A oum* I I I monthly payment. or r*d lap*. 11*0 Down A sto ra ga room, Doubla car. Inquire at I I I David. N. O r­ Aaaum* I I I paym*nt*. M o v . porta, cantral air condition­ lando. rti. 111-7111. In today. Contact samtn.da ing A baat. t i l l m o . I yaar Rea lt y, 111*1 Tark A v * 113laaao. 131-MU. . . N IC E I Bdrm. From*. 1 lota. 1111. • s. Shad*. Shlp-thap* i:;-ii*J A L L E L E C T R IC . Central- air L A K E M A R T : 1 Rdrm., K llc h on * O'lUtp. C* U. Ad ult . 170 end heet. 1-Bedroom.* 1'a SAKE A T P L A T mo. i-h. l l l - l l l l or i l l - t o i l . bath*. Fla. Room. Assume A N D yo ur children protected M o r tg a g e o f 911 per m<». by 9* chain-link fence. Nice RED ROO M Houaa. Kltchan T erm * 321-0915. 1 bedroom. 1 bath, frame » u u l p . Noar Ilaaa M l mo. home «>n 1 lo ve ly lot*. All un­ Rh. l l l - l l l l . der fence. Owner * * k * 111.000 T R E K S Surround this 1 bedroom. 1 bath. Kltrhen e qu ip ­ bill * * ) * : “ Bring all Offers.** ped home In like newr con di­ 1 II K D n O O XI L'nfurnlahad. North Ia ingwo od araa I I I mo. tion. Only 111 monthly, r e ­ W ln ta r Turk l l l - l l l l . quire* 1100 Down Contact Seminole Realty, 1901 Park R E A D Y T O MO VE I N A v * 122.1211. INVESTM ENT * R E A L T T Badroom. I bath. Flo. Room, 111 N. Park Ava 113-1171 com plataly furnlahad. Spr ink­ 96. Houses • Sale or Rent lin g ayalam. baa utlfully land, a.-apod. Orangaa lu pick. Uulol R E N T O i l BA LE: 3 Bedroom I*. nalghbnrhood. Th. 111-7111 B hem*. n*ar Plnecraat John Saula Agancy.__________ Pchool }*<l( Macnotla Ava l*h 111-1177. 102. Mobile Homes • Sale By Nadine Seltzer In T h * H O U S E W O R K . I 7 I - l t l « or 333l!*l . 81. Itcql Estate • Sale M ER LE W. W AR N E R REALTO R 70S So. P or k I33-MJS SOU TH W A RD St. Johns Realty T H E T I M E T E S T E D F IR M ISO N. Por k A t *. 3JS-(tSl JOHN E. FOX, SO* V llto llo r Por k A t *. -133-nss* $100 DOWN ROBERT A. W t t . M A M S R totlor Raymond l.umlqulet, A » « v 333-3311 A lla n llc Honk llldg. F H A - V A HOMES 3. I. A I BEDROOMS U S 1 1 RATII8 K IT C H E N E Q U t r r E D L O W M ONT H LY r A T M E N T * For Complete Information bet or Call Tour Ball-Blair Agency Root Ka’ at * — Inauronc* I r d A P or k Av*. 3:3-S ««! BROKER U A V OR S I T E 9.i. Houses For Sale “ Separata ’ S E V E R A L Outstanding ? A 3 B#-ironm Hnm** ■ v » l ! i M » In nil \r#a* «*f Benfnrd. I ^ i u* Fhow you Around! 1 REDROOM. P a r lla lly turnlah«d 171 mo. 111-3117. ij'- ir T .™ , j Tntio •pr! v lie | ••• It A VENN* A P A R K . I ^ w mo nth­ ly payments. l*hMrnnm, ' I bath. i«,r » » n »il* ln porch, large lot. 322-497I. f | T W O T*«kefront Oil Home*. 4 and 1 bedroom*. ea« It with 2 bath*, on 2" Acres neat booming Deltona. Total prN** only t i l .ouu with good term* Stemper A gency | R e a l t o r -tneuror Trade* 222-1>»1 1991 S French Av* 1 t?PA»*!«iUS 4 l»# If m. * l. ich Arbor. 2Sl-,»45« | nth $100 DOWN A t tr a c t iv e 1 lilt b ne, 1*, bath* k te h#n e,u1pp' 1. t»r r a m floo r* f'srp ft A u*; 11VV r«'<»m Se* to appreciate Ow ner on premise* Hsturdtv l'»S n a h U n d Av* Htinlatil 1.et alef ,.r rail 747-4519, I* » » OiaiiK*. El* 4— Child Car* • — Dole*—C *t o — Pet* 10— P ou ltry — Livestock 12— Hpaclal N o lle** 12 -ri’ at rrln g — Fou<| 14— Places to Eat 15— Hpti'lal tlarvlcet 14— Swimm ing Pool* 17— Jan itorial Servlets I I — I * o - I t - Vouraalf 19— lluiMar ■ SupDllea — Hard wa r* 21— Hum# llrpalra 22— Plumbing 11— P ain tin g 24— W all Drilling 11— Air Conil L Heating t l — Radio' - Tele vision 29 — Photo a Equipment 3j — Hum* Appliance* 21 — Musical lnatrumante *32— Ilutlnea* F. luipmeni 33—Job Printing 14 — L’ | bolster* L — Vacuum Cleaners 3 ; —Moving \ S io ra ge 1* — 1.atei initiator a • 1— Plant a 1 rede — ba# la fttf— Miec For bal# 51 — Articles Fur leant 52 -S w a p e»r 1 i hang* J2— M anted T o iiu> 5- 5 urn11ure Fur nale 54 — Antl-juea For Hale 54 — M iner To |*oan 40— li a ai uaaa Uplnir t unltlae From Cantor* --------- - 425-5938 From K n -h a n g . 1 BK B R OOM- houeer—L4 vH »r Dl r Selection o f 1. I. and 4 Bedroom* located In various Sections of Panford | FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY • SEE YOUR 1 V A - FHA - BEDROOM. 2 bath, un furnished 1 ml to ha**. 2 block* to chopping c*nler A achoo*) l year lea** re qu ir­ ed 9120 mo. 222-1170 after I p. m. COMPLETELY turnlthed. In rin ding washer. 29ftl Msg noha A * * 2 tlEDHO OH I I I 4019. Property 1 Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT We s:? : » •« Nigh t* J?1 '*•••« 2S24 ; H av e The II «i • oFr You Stenstrom Realty . PARK a:: .»:u DRIVI *2r2-74*A N Ml IITS i:?-nc4ft P-ir k m o , Ph. S32 bTI.N’ HTIinM R E N T A L S Br i 'Bath O lt j 9TI Mr 2 lla*h, ll avn itie 9121 Mr . I Math Dellary 175 Mr . 2 Ma'ha 91 •* Mr . 2 flat I. l U v . nn( t ' l*> Mr . 2 II (Mi M m ♦* » 9 4 • Mr 7 M e l. L ak e Mat) |115 \ %a lU b le Now REALTY nffir* c' “ F U R N I S H E D 2 bedroom hou«e. 2411 Palmetto. Phone 1220274. I 372 A* : a 322-4141 Drive 322-0544 222-54*2 IIE DIM mi M. Family lt**"ni f’ lo** to *'*h‘ 'Ol. ehopp '* ( piitrf & b a n Low ) *|is11v v A i i u m r I * »> merit 4*. m U'4 l a u i *1 l*i ivr STU D EIIAK EIt ( door Bedan 11.311 S A N F O R D MOTOR CO too Franch Ava.. 133-11(3 4. Trailer Spar* - Beni ----- IN E X rT ^C S tV F r~ P O n T A T lO ^ — mm H D ItM . Fur« Apt 955 2 l « l Ma g nulla, I'h 922 2*51. It A W i l l i a m * (I b—VS-4)4«Vf — m *w*i % oa TRIIHRI’ H 04 ' hI'ITFIRK CO CHEVROLET DJ CORVAIR Like New, 9.000 Actual Mil**, Radio and Heater. A Hral Hut S|Mirt Car. GIIEENIIRIAK St*. Wagun, Auto. Trana.. It. II alerpa Ik camp*. Extra nice. *1996 *1995 Cl F o r the R#«t R'iy A S>w or IfeeaD It *ne, h r* HtrniliMiu Realty Tou CA 4 Speed Tranamiaalon. Radio and Heater. MERCERY MONTEREY 4 Door, Marc-O-Matic. It. II. Air Cond. S To Chooae From. AI*o Wagun. *495 *895 Dll 6 B A R G A IN B U YS III-»I(( »:» ((»: 1963 flYMOUTH IAIUIACUDA F IR S T C O M E — F IR S T BU YS T f) Sedans * Hard Tops • Convert Iblrs e Station WaRons Complete Selection SEE HOW WE IN T E N D M IN U TE S TO D R IVE BY HEARD OF” ON DOUBT IF PRICES YOU W IL L TO AND DO SEE THESE BELIEVE SEE US - THIS, TH E TAKE “ NEVER A BEFORE 12 AUTOMOBILES. WE THEM. W E D ELIV ER 5k's Thru * f i 1 00r',i Mechanical iiarantre — 30 D ay* 1,000 Mile* On All Card V W * . ,jr t _ Part* — S e r rlr . ■ctory Authorlied Dealer RON - SUN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, INC. Illindr Motor Co. So. Hwy. )»-•* Sanford. Fla- 322-1S35 C l PLYM O U TH 4 Door. V-*. Automallr Trana.. I O R ( j 0 I Heater, Air Cond. Mutor Need* Work. WWW C Q FOIID V-S. 4 Door. Ford-O-Malle, D O Itadlo, Itadlo. Ilrater. Ilrater, I’ower Steering. *Q Q R 0 ^ C A D IL L A C DeVille, 1 Door. *396 *196 *160 •176 $n B *65 g g FORD V-S. Two Door. FORD, Two Door E 0 CHEVROLET, 4 Door $200 • $300 Down $10 • $60 Month Senkarik Glass and Paint Company It* Magnolia Ph G RAND PR IX Coupe. Black With Whits Interior. Really Beautiful Can G irt Complete History. 1:3-1(13 1 9 6 2 C A T A L IN A V IS T A Tower Steering and Brakes. Hard To Beat A t Only 62 Oldsmobile “ 98” t Holiday Coup*. Full Power Ineluding Seat* and Window a, Ra­ dio. Heater, and Fartury Ale. 4 Hour Station Wagon. V-S, Auto­ matic Tran. mi..ion, Power Steer­ ing, Power llrakaa, Radio A Heater, and Factory Air, A Special A t - C . C . "S U N N Y ” HAYES 519 E. FIR ST ST. 322-5441 SANFORD j - g -.CHEVROLET. 4 Door PORI), 4 Door HUNT M ERCU RY 109 PalmtUo Avt. Sanford 322-1884 2495 •1295 62 Chcv. Biscuync 62 Rambler Custom 4 Dour Sedan, Slick Shift With V-R Engine, I’uwrr Steering. I’ower Ilrakra, Ilrater, A Air Conditioned. 4 Door. V-N Engine, Automatic Tranamiaalon. Radio and Heater and Air Conditionrd. i.: •f GH I A 1 9 6 3 c 995 *4 i ] 1295 60 Oldsmobile “ 88” d r iv e V W C A T A L IN A Convertible Coupe. Bucket Seats, Aslor Blsa With Whit* Nylon Top, N*w Tlras. ] Dour, A C,l. With Std. Tranamiaaion. Radio and Ilrater. Stenstrom Realty ,,,,,,( ill (i(i 1 9 6 3 62 Ford Cl Dl en ENGLISH DU FORD N I ' iH T B 4-Door, A ir Cond.. and All Morrokld* Interior. W t Sold It New, VpD lTn FOR H A L F : T * u brautlful W4»mlr«| lots with 225 fimt fm n tage un nrat aide o f Magnolia A%e. at IftOO north aide of railroad, 13,000 fur U»th — make l»r*l cgalt offe r. A. V. H O I.L A M l. F A Lt O N, N. i\ FO R SALE ru tK B O N N E V ILLE ^ •996 a tt-M li 1 9 6 3 T l p i n t h e s e •995 For B O N N E V ILLE 4-Door. Loaded. A ir Cond. F IA T , a ....I condition, l">* m lla a g- W ill *■ ■ept t.e.t o i ­ ler. IK10 ELM A V E HOM ES Home 1 9 6 4 AU TO GLASS <ST SEAT COVER CO. DODGE FiuNKEU DART Radio and Heater. 4 Dour — V*S, The A Look Seel * Ashby. Adults only, ph. I l l - *»• Chav., M r # 9993 7191. _____ * *tt P l f . Bta. W i n 929ft '97 Olde . 4 dr 9345 *91 Rulck, r v tra nb # 9:^5 106. Apartments for Bent '99 M l W. Ind SI. I l l - M i l Ford ( l N i i i | n m » H e n l 879 ALL WORK HUARANTEED E LLIN * *M MOTOR « *•) FURN. Qaraga Apt. I H l A i T a l - H w y . 17-12 H«» 3 ::-ltl4 met to. r h I92-0I2K or 822123. Boats & Motors 1234. Inquire 2141 Palmetto. O L D E R S M A L L «**r In etcellant condition. g"«*.l for se­ n e t e w g y T o T he W a t e rw a y let F LO O R Furn. A r t , P riv a te cond car Sell %ef y cheap entrance. 1904 P almett o Ava. Jlohson Sporting Goods Th. 888*4282 Tone E V IN R L 'D E Dealer FU RN . A?t. close In. 222-2100. *99 CA D1 LL AU. 4 dr . II T fully I 0 I - I - I E. l i t Th I l l - M i l equipped, plu* Air a-uinlltlon* •M EAN. 2 Bdrm A p t , Kltchan Ing A r t * l llargaln It FI. O IIL A N D O C L I P P E R Equip No Pet* 211ft Elm. KleLIN’ t lit M l'T tH l t ' o Host, \% ill* Johnson Motor 122-1129 with Electric Starter All #«• W E I.A K A \PA R T M F N T 8 114 Hw y. 17-91 Si* rellent condition — llargaln W First ht RAM RLE 11 •: CueJ C. Huntan, Lemon illuff, tom 4-dr ae tan Autumatir. Osteen. Fla. FURN Apt r io * a In Jlmml* R A H , many ett raa o r ig in a l Cowan 119-401 ft. owner. L»wr mile age Sh(»w fiM»nt new- condition. Sacri­ Kxcollent Fishing Outfit SNIA LI. A P T . 119 Elm Hultabl* 14 ^'t Aluminum lmgt — th hp. fice *21-1479 f<>r c •uple or retired man 14* Fvlnrude - trailer All Ilk* Dl PI ».X 1201 Elm. clean A nr*% Sac rifice at S nrlalnal |)eli*erv hr da it. Ilk# furit'*h«d I4u. North 'fn V W rust t l A*ti*r D r, Deltary. h *w In e t r f ) Re*|*e»-t 8-52.7. ELLIN* 'It Mo t o r i 'O 223 1115 F U R N A p t . 117 W 12th Ca II H w y 17-92 Sr * CM 4149 III )R Mi K l iF<it •SET* C M I S NO M ONET DOWN 2 HD It M Furn t>nwn, Ut lilt tea 701 Fren h At e. 133*0731 9C3 *222-2744 FORD 0 * FALCON STATION WAGON Standard Tranamia. ainn and New Kngine. Have W ID E - T R A C K S AU TO GLASS IN S TA LLE D till 1 BDRM Houaa Trallar, Adult* only |; ;-1 U7 .__________________ ■ ' — ■ — i^— 3 |li:DR« m i M i ' M hnm*. Wynn#. | w no I »» Hun NN ill <*on*|t|rr l'» ( I- f ••r • .....a Ar e* II m« 3 I" * Mitiirnrrllfi N\# 32--4I34 W E C A N N O T S IT H O P IN G T O G E T A B IT E . WE W IL L D E L IV E R 12 B A R R A C U D A S BY S A T U R D A Y N IG H T . W# OUR USED Seminole County t f i' a l Dire ct) * l l l * K " l t K It I *Y l N«• « K K J nn \ \u W 4th. * « » • f i , - I'url.an ITat . !*• I.1KE N E W in I I (I (, C l)ll(l l- k » 3 Me tr ( mu. 1 hath. K l t ' h e n Li r . . k , I.tka M . r , U ) n v i ’ ."l I M N lh D lA T E o. oupanry equippe t a a fenced yard M»:n> 8: l.».ngw.>od. AudU- t- uMve typ*. le a u t ifu l I bed • *rii) 9; no Down a 9 » ; >; room 2 l»a'h h u»# a*re |-k I«a r1 w * lntnfif HD •'••ntaot g L H I N o L L I t #■ h -v l boa a? L —r p<*' ed 1.., i II tii,. r.»r ItttirH •*, III. \ l.l N. 1901 Park Atr. I l l p dtl NVIII Dit a m * E.dleot j ...... . * \\ , in ld .II A 522; *11-1911 Du i l >•• •• • > ............* ,.-11 \ \ \ •'■•»* * nil..nal. l.MV f N T I . B I , B I ' l > l?" llarntd 0 D gatt. I*r*» Main » f l l c » « ml Bn of * • " for I on 17-••*. nn# ' • W W»a< on Bmilii I- A %- I ' 1" • ..ll». ' 11. . -.IU Wo n . ' i - ' l r r It * ,,, u 1, K0 to |.U! > •• l IM a N o ll.rtlio |t? Payton Realty 122-1 SOI 2140 Hiaw at ha at 17-92 95. i I ohm' s For Sale 95 . Ilmiscs Fur Sale 3 Government ownetT Home* . w e t . . * ^ 70— Uinplnyment gtrv lca* 71 — Mai* Help Wanted 72— Fe male Help Wanted 72 — Mai# or F t m e le ll * lp 7 4—rtalra 11• 1p Wanted 77— Situation Wanted 11 — Income Property 12 — H u » ln fM P r o p — Bale 13— Ileal Estate W anted 11 — Ileal Estate Bala 17 — llu*tn#aa HaniaLe >0— but* Fo r Sal* 91— Fa rm s— Orovaa >7— Out o f Bt, 1. A c r e e g . >5 — Houses For Bale 94 — Houses—Bale or flsat 97— l l i i u i i For Rent 100— Resort Rentals 101— T r a i l e r s — Cabanaa 102— Mobile Homes—Bale lu j — Mobil# Hum#a— Rent 1*4 — T ra ile r S pfc e — Rent i n ) - T r a i l e r Lot#—Bale lo4 — Ap ar tmen ts For Rent l u l — Rooms For Rent llw — Hotel Room# 112 — Rental Agent# S.2 — \\ anted To Kent 115 — Autos For .Sale l i e — Autue— B . l t ur Tra d * l i f t —Trucks For Bale 1;«*— Au tom otive Service 12 1—Scooters a Cycles U J — lt o « t » A* Motors H i — 51a tin# supplies 322-5612 H U E E .N K IlA lll Cl H e 1 *• at at slit* in Greenbrair of L^rh Arbor overl.M.kIng w If ro u t ** •"* u • • •• ni b tltiiaa !*• »o*»r #p» * « II*.na. U ie e n b r* r d ' v r l p« I K |N'lJSW <*t i L* fit' 11.IHIIIH INC. 122-1*'74 ; a ; r i rm *tl I *r. 103. Mobile Homes • Beni (1 — Money W . n l e l ( 1 — S a v in a . A Uu*.a r-*V» IT HOMES ON 20 ACRES 1-lioom K ff lc tan c y apt. with pvl. bath 4 ahowar. aultabl* f o r c o u r t* or alnalo ptraon or ratlrod. A l l ullBUaa In. •«1 V A L I A N T . I dr. I7 .M * mile*. cludad In rani. Tdaally lo c a l, W i l l taka oi ler car for equity ad on lot 81.. within t block and aaaum* paymanta. Ph. o f 1 fr a* p ark in g Iota and Ill-IIH ahopplng ranter. Imiu lr* ' a l Manual Ja?«baon I ’ ept. Flore, ’ ( I V W D e li ve ry Sedan, extra 114 E. FI rat Bt. nlca. E L L I N o R MOTOR CO. W ANTED: Ktdarly lady to Hw y . 17-11 So. 113-1111 ahara nlca apt Very r a t i o n aide. R e f e r e n c e ! exchanged. «1 T R I U M P H Convartlbla, a| 111-11( 1. real beauty. EI.I.INOI1 MOTOR CO. U N F U R N . Upatalra A PT. M l Hw y. 17-11 So. lll-llll month, 1(1 Magnolia Av*. In* qulra dow-natalra altar I p ' l l V W Convertible, extra nlca. m. or call U l - l l i n . E L L I N O R MOTO R CO. l l w y . 17-1! So. Ill-Ill! FI7RN. A p t 11#0 Mellonvltla. •HI V W . D e live ry Sedan, Imm a­ culate condition, 3 to chooaa N E W L Y Decorated, four A 1 frvm Boom Apt with Bath (Of E E L L I N O R MOTOR CO. M tk SI.. Santord. Hw y. 17-»1 Bn lll-llll O N L Y 10.10 for r- o m y 1 Bdrm. I I MONZA, I d r , fully equip­ Furn. A p t . D. room, fireplace, ped. plua air conditioning. e l l heal. 1701 Magnolia. I37One previous owner. m i or E L L I N O R MOTOR CO 133-1111 FLORAL H E RM IT S, ( r o o m . Hwy. |7-»3 Bo F u rn , Ige Bd rm. No laun ( I V W De llv ary Stdan. Ilk* new w o rk , Sanford Ava. K to condition. Hlblacua to rent >lgn. Ph. a l ­ E L L I N O R MOTOR CO. ter ( p. m. 171-1007. ID y | ^ ^ L llS n i_ ^ ^ ^ lM J «3 J FUUN. l-room*. both. 3 acraaned porche. 11■■ W 7r .I_______ 118. TruckH For Sale SOUTHW ARD 1— !. o , i * Found I — Per.orela U O t B. D f t k A v f , _ i __ *n }lim *_ COME - G IVE 13 V W D e li ve ry Sedan, fully aqulpped. E L L I N O I l M O TO R CO. H w y . 17-13 Bo. 311-1111 11(1. M a i A V A L O N . 1 Bdrm. E arl y Amarlcan for aala or U N K U R N . Duple*. New, 2 bedIrada for ? Can ba aaan B"Wroom. T e r r a » * o floor*, til* m ana T r a lla r Court. 1 ml. bath, kitchen equipped, w a ­ SALES BROKER It DaBary balwaan 1 4 7. te r Furn. Call 122-4019 after 108. Booms For Beni 1994 UMC T R U C K , good m#. hW a Mava Tha Horn. For Tou 1-1 and 1 Madrooma in i eg I condition A 4 .New N E W and USED Tire* . Call 222-4444. C L E A N ROOM for Man. I " t D U P L E X , 2 bedroom. K ltr hen Aw nlnga A Cabanaa M agnolia Av# 137-0730. equipped. nice Neighbors, Q U A L I T Y M O B IL E HOMER 1912 C H E V R O L E T p i c k - u p . Fe rned Yard 171 month. l l w y . 17-11 B. lll-llll ^JaMv^nllea^ge^llJlon^JMlS^^itL l i l t P A R K D R IV E 115. Autos For Sale 111-1(30 111-7(11 1MI M A R L E T T E . I I ( M . At 120. Automotive Service NIOH Ti check*, pleatel** auma paymanta. w i l l i a m * •|» C H E V R O L E T Impala Cpe . IK I7I-A IK fully aqulpped. Bt-eotal T ralla r Park . H mlla South 1(1 Ill-M il --------------------------------------------------- 1 o f Onora Rd 17-11. t^»t M E L I..IN I tt n M iiT O I t 'i ' O . Inveetment 6 Realty H w y . IT-11 f o . 331-IU1 i l l . V Park A v * 122-9171 CLASSIFIED INDEX Seminole Realty by 97. Houses For Rent DON* M O B IL E HOM E RALE S • To u r Whaal Katata Daalar" 17 Modala to chooaa from o r E N 7 DATS A W E E K III.IS M Hw y . 17-17 Lo ngw ood. Fla. fid mo. tip Sufptua City. Stenstrom Realty $100 DOWN F H A -V A HOMES n P .vrrrrrT , l.olh homo 112-7015. CARS KI.IIE R U T . 1 B.drooma, I H hath*. C*ntrat l la a l* r A A i r )'nndltlon*r. Maka Off*r. (01 W l l . h l r * Dr. 1(7-7111. FHA - V A R A R T PILCHER lil-T IH 106. Apartments for Bent 1116. Aulos For Sale 95. Houses For hale ... 97. Houses For Rent INC Winter Park MI 4-0209 r 1 1 U k a1 1 M $OOC 6 6 Chevrolet Parkw’ood Station Wagon, V.R Eng., Automa* tic Tranamiaalon, Radio A Healer. W 60 Chev. Biscayne e 4 Door, A Cyl. Std. Tranamiaalon, I’ower Steering, Radio, llealtr, and Air Conditionrd. S 59 Volkswagen M 4g 695 *395 Panel a# 1 . P O N T IA C * Don’ t Delay! Tomorrow May Be Too Late MANY MORE TO CHOOSE HOLLER M OTOR S A L E S . 2nd & PALMETTO 2507 PAKK DR. PHONE 822-4231 322-0861 < w-i �KwV ' . Adventist Baptist T H E SE VE N TH -D A Y AD V E N TIS T CHURCH Corner 1th A Elm 3. L. Marshall ------------ Pastor SERVICES SATU RD AY— Sabbath School ----- 4:44 a. m. Werahtp Borvteo — 11:14 a m. Wednesday Night P ra yer Service — 1:14 y. ■*- F IR S T B APTIB T CHURCH I I I T a rk Avenue F. B. C h a n e a ________Pastor Morning Warship — 1:14 a. m. Sunday B c h o o l----- 1:11 a m. Morning Worship — 11:40 g m. Training Union — 4:14 p. m. Evening Worship - T ill p m. W e A Prayer Service T ill p. m. Congregational Methodist CONOREO A TIO N A L C H R IS T IA N CHURCH (United Church ot Christ) Park Avenun at tlth St. • :tl A m. ____ Church School 11:44 A m . Worship Sarvlco 4:1# p. m. Chrlellsn Tauth Ministry Rev. W alter A- R. McPherson, m o to r OSTEEN METHODIST CHURCH Osteen STAFFO RD M EM ORIAL CHURCH North Monroe C. A Beatty ------------- r a s te r Osteon Jlundey School — 14:44 A m, Oateen Worehlp Service _ 11:44 A m, Stafford Memorial— Worahlp Sarvlco — 1:14 A m. Stafford Memorial— Sunday School ----- 14:14 a ra. Alliance Episcopal C H R ISTIAN MIBBIONART A L L IA N C E CHURCH 1141 Pork A v a at 14th BL Rev. a a D ooa Jr. ___ Pastor Sunday School ----- 111! A m. Worship Borvteo — t l s l l a m. E vening Worship — 1:1# P- *»Alliance Youth . „ Followghlp (W ad.) — T ill P- sa i v i y e r Barvlca — CH RIST CHURCH Church BtrecL Longwood Fr. Charles W. Stewart, Vlenr *• H oly Communion — 1:44 a. Fam ily Strvlos A Claeeen —_____ 1:44. A C lu n e a i___ ____ 21— III# A B APTIST MIBSION ENTERPRUE Bunday Bchool —— 1:41 a. Morning Worship * 11:01 a m. Training Union ----- 1:41 p. m. Evening Worship — T ill p. W e A Night Prayer Meeting — T:I4 p Pastor Rev. R. J. Boynton T ill P- ha. * Assembly O f God Baptist W i P w n Sunday Bchool ----- » l« * Morning Worship — t llM TrslolDB Uunlou — 4:41 Evening Berries ----w od. Prayer Berries 1:14 Nursery Opoa . W TRR CHUR CH -O F-O M lU aT - . . ITa; *• p. PP- CHURCH Sunday A-hnnl « I1 a —--- Hwye l l - l l ) . CHURCH OP CHRIBT 1111 Park Avenue Bert Brown ______ Evangelist Sunday Bible S t u d y --------14:4# a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:44 a m. Evening Service — 4:14 p. m. Sen "Herald st Truth" 1 p. m. Hunday on Channel 4 Tuesday Ladles Bible Claes - 14i0t a. m. Wednesday Ulbla C le a n -----— 1:14 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST ItO East Second Street Bunday Service A Sunday S c h o o l-----11:40 a. m. Bubjecl: "L ife " Wednesday Service _ »:4I p m. Reeding Room! lo t W. Flret Weewdays: 14:10 a m.—4:14 p.m. 111-1111 L U T H E R A N CHURCH OP T H E HEDEEMER 101 W. n th Place 'T h v Church of tho Lutharan Hour" and T V "Thlo la the Life'* Herbert W. O o e re a ____Peetor Hunday S c h o o l-----• ; 14 a. m. Worahlp Service ... 14:10 a m. Kindergarten and Nuraery I f you do not attend church services why not go this coming Sunday, and identify yourself with this steady flow of the best for which life stands? This brings to mind the Christian Church. It was founded upon the teachings of Jeeus who lived His life and did His work un|>erturbed by the cfildnrss of many of His fellowmen and of the ruling officials. He knew that His work would stand Wausc it wa* founded upon truth. It not only stood, but has flowed steadily on for centuries. It is still going on today in Christian Science JORDAN MIBBIONART • B A P T IS T CHURCH 1411 W. First Street Sunday Bchool —— 14:04 a ra. Mornlns Worehlp _ llio o a m. Bible Study QIWUI (Sunday)r 1:40 - - p.m.Evangalletlo Service 1:4t p. m. Wad. Prayer Meet _ T:»0 p- m. — Pastor Bill Blephene Cordial Welcome to All His churches. Through cold, snow-eorpred fields, ondomesth Jc^enerusted troes, the river runs its course. There is always room in the river for one more drop of water. There is always room in the Church for one more worshipper. Methodist F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH 414 Park Are. Rav. Robart M. Janklna, Pastor TH E C H U RCH FO R A L L • A L L FOR TH E CH U RCH Morning W er eh lp __ 1:1# p. m. Church Of God O A K LA W N B APTIB T CHURCH 1741 Country Club Road Sponeored by Klrel Baptlat Church Rev. IL T. H a r r e ll-----peetor Sunder S c h o o l-----4:44 e. m. Worehlp Servloo — 11:00 »■ tn. Training Union — — *:*4 P *»• Evening Worehlp — 1:40 p. m. Wed. Prayer Herv. — 1:14 p. m. CHUBCH OF OOD Sind A French L H A l f o r d __________ Peetor Sunday B c h o o l____4:14 a m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 g. tn. Evenaelletlo Bar*. - 1:10 p tn. Tuee Ptayer Serv. _ 1:1# p. m. Thura. Young Teople E n d e a v o r---------- 1:14 p. m- OSTEEN B APTIST CHURCH H W T. I l l PH- I l l - I I K F a a l o r ___ Cheetar W .» Plank Sunday School —— 14:04 a. m. Murnlng Barvlca — 11:04 A m. Training Union — 4:14 p. m. -'levelling Bervlea — 111# PWedneeday Meatlnse: CHUn^H OF OOD OF ritO PH E C T * — *1101 Elm' Avanue Rev. Robart W e lc h -----Testov The O n vd i la A t grant* an earth foe tho bulhting ot thmrtrtor end gaud rilirmehlp It is a etneehrajae at apirlluol value* Without a etmtg Church, nrllhrr deennerary nor dviiUation can eurrtv*. There or* four aound resanne why every I ahould attend aarrka rvgu ■ unday gchnol ----- 4:14 A m. tarty and e ip | n t the Church They are: ( I I For hi. own sake ( J ) Fur hie rhlldreei'e ask* I Si Fur the take of hie cnmmunlly end nation (4> For the aake oJ the Church itaelf, which needi hia mural and material ■uppnrt Plan to go In chucth ngulatly and lewd yuut IHble dally. Murnlng Worahlp GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH OwrHoAr MOOS* Sunday Monday Turaday Paalma Paalma 40:1-11 John M :M 2 W cdneadnjr 4 : 1- 1* John ~ 1 : 87-44 Thureday Friday Siturday John Revrlallm 21:1-8 realm* 17: 15-28 Morning S e r v i c e s __11:04 a m. Choir Practice Wad. 1:10 p. m. Every One Waloome. 148:1-14 GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora ltd., at Woodland Ava, nev. John H. Htraa Jr., Paator Churoh S c h o o l-----1:11 a mMorning Worehlp _ U :H A na. M T T -------------------<:>4 p. WL Thuraden Toung People Sorvlee 1:11 p.m. • :!• P. m. W. K. T l r a m i ___ _ Pee tor Sunday S c h o o l______ 4:44 a. m. Bunday Srhool I : | l a m. Woreh lp Service _ 14:14 a. m. E ngellallo Strv. — 1:14 p. m. Tueday: Bible T r a in in g ----- t i l l p. ro. O ra a n le a tlo n e _ 4:11 p. ne. P r a y e r — ----------- !: * 4 P- "L 10:44 A m. M T F M e e t ln g e 1:10 p. m. (Intermediate, lenlnr) Evening Worehlp _ 1:14 p. m_ Rev. jr iR S T CHURCH O P -T H E NASA RENE W. ind « L at Mgpla A v a ' Paul B lc k e a __________ Paator Sunday School ____ 1:11 a m. Morning Worahlp __ 10:10 g. m. Touth Hour 4:00 p. m. Evangelistic Service 1:00 p. in. Mid-Week , Servlc* (W ed.) __ 1:00 p, m. Third Sunder S ln g s p lra tlo n ___1:00 g. m. • Sanford, -Florida The Rev. J. Cordon P e a r y , Pastor Sunday School 1:11 a m. Murnlng Worehlp _ 11:00 a m. Communion— First Sunday In Each Month K indergarten and Nuraary THROUGH THE CENTURIES * - - Nazarene Morning W u r a h l p _ 10:44 a.,m . . . , GOOD SHEPHERD LU T H E R A N CHURCH 1101 A Orlando Drive F IR ST Choir -----------— M ETHODIST Lutheran PAOLA CHURCH Oh CHRIBT Highway I I West Morris K u h y _____B rengellst Dlbls C la s s --------10:40 a m. Morning Worship _ 11:40 a m. Evening Worship — 1:44 p. m. Ulble Clasess Wed. - T ill p. m. FINECKEBT H APTIST CHURCH Onorn Rond P ester Wllllnm J. (lueee Morning Worehlp . 11:41 A m. Sunday School 1:14 n. m. Training Union — 4:11 p. ro. Evening Worship — 1:10 p. m. Wed. offic e rs A Toachern M e e t in g ----- -----— 1:14 p. » • F IR ST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH . , Woman's Club Building I #1 Oak A v a Durwnrd It. Knight Jr.. Taelor Hunday School ____ >;4i a. rn. Worehlp Service _ 1:10 p. ra. R e*. C. E. Andvreon ..... Pastor Telephone: 111.Toll «■ »• m“ >• _ WEBTBIDB MIBBIONART B A PTIST CHURCH Ith SL A H olly AVO. IL K i n g -----------. P M ,o r Sunday School ----- 14:44 a m. lundftjr Morning Worship — 11:4* a m. Sunday Bvanlng Worship — T:4s p. m. Wadnoedny prayer Berrios ------ 1:44 p. m. Southern Methodist Corner Ith BL and Laurnl Avn. Church O f Christ C IN T H A O B A r T lt T - OHUBCH----- ra. m. ra. Free Methodist FREE FIR ST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB !,aka Mary, F I a W. L.Holcombe, Teetor Sunday 4:41 a m . ___ Bible School 11:00 a. m. _ Morning Worehlp 1:00 p .m . _ Evening Service 1:4# p. m. _ Wed. M ld-W etk I’ rayer Bervlcea 1:00 p. m. — Laet Wed. Mlaelonery Service R ev, Pentecostal F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF 1AI.NI1WOUD t i l Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Urant _ Paator Sunday School ____ 10:04 a m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:40 a m. Sunday Evening _ 7:14 p. m. Wed. Bible Study . 7:40p.m. Cunquttore Meeting F r i d a y ------------ 1:44 p. m. Presbyterian F IR ST P R E S n T T E R IA N CHURCH Sanrord. F I a Oak A v a A Ird St. Grover C. Sewell Jr. __ Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaelatanl Paator Church School _ _ _ I I I a ra Seeelon M e e t e ____10:41 a. ra. Morning )Vorehlp _ 11:00 e. m. Pioneer Kellowehlp . 4:04 p. m. Senior HI Fellowehlp 4:00 p. m. Evening Worehlp _ 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Masting 1:04 p. ra. COVENANT PR E S B T T E R IA N 1771 South Orlando Drlva Thomaa 11. Maktn ____ Paator W o r e h lp __________ 4:00 a m. Churoh School _ 14:00 A ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleT H E AM E RIC AN O IL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. JltrickUnd GREGORY LUbIBER o f Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employeea HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford CELERY C ITY PR IN TIN G CO., INC. H A R R E L L & B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 299 W. 25th St-, Sanford KILGORE SEED COM PANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sunford SANFORD W ELDING & ' FAB RIC ATIN G CO. Bill Whitley & Employees B IL L H E M PH ILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. lit . S t„ Sanford LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning CHELSEA T IT L E AND G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, Sanford H IL L H AR D W AR E &. IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees LIG G E TT R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman K oleff and Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. H IL L LUM BER & H AR D W AR E CO. * Jimmy Crappa and Employees PU B LIX M ARKETS and Employees SUvIb, Florida NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L R A N K Howard H. Hodgts and S taff J. C. P E N N E Y COM PANY ' C. L. Robinson and S taff COBIA BOATS Southam Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employe«s L . D. P L A N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida S M ITTY’S S N A P P IN ’ T U R TLE MOWER SALE S A N D SERVICE SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. .John Dunn and S taff • PROGRESSIVE P R IN TIN G CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff ROSE A N D W IL K ’S R E S TA U R A N T Rose & Wilks Bowman & Employeea PERFECTIO N D AIRIE S STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff W H ATABU RG E R 2545 French Avenua W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTU ARY EunJca L Wilson and S ta ff STA TE FARM INSU RANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff W ILSO N-M AIER FU R N ITU R E CO Mr. and Mra. A1 Wilson STgNSTRO M R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and S taff CITIZENS B A N K OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEMINOLE C O U N TY A R E A CHURCH D IR E C T O R Y BAPTIBT , Antioch Baptist Church. Oviedo Central Uapllet Church, t i l l Oek Are ^ Chuluota r u s t Ueptlet Church Chuluota Baptist Mission Cider Springs Baptist Church. I l l Lehman ltd r tr s l Uapllet Churoh, 111 Park Arc. Prlsodship Baptist Church ot Altamouts Springs R L I I I . A lU a w ato Sprints r u s t Baptist Chnrch sf OsBary First Baptist Church a ( a s s o r t First Baptist Chnrch o( la k e K a rr F irst Baptist Church nl Laha Monroe First Baptist Chnrch nl Longwood. Cor. Chnrch * Ornat First Baptlat Church ot Ovleda F irst Baptist Church ol Baa Land# Spring* Flrnt Shiloh Mi sale nary Baptist Church. a n w. tiu st. ■ P ereet c u p Baptist Chunk Fountain Hand Baptist Church. Ovlede Lava Bon thorn Baptist Mission. Chuluota Mlaalonarp Baptist Church North JU. t E a X Klpoton Baptist Churuh- M*crnUsUQtory Bap*tTfl Churoh. Oeneva Hwp. ML Olive Missionary Baptist ChuraB, Ban M e U lIv tM J C H RIST METHODIST C H U R CH ' Sunland Entiles Citrus Heights Rev. Charles B. H ogg — Pastor Church School '____ 1:41 a m. Morning Worship _ 11:04 a m. M T F ______________ 4:14 p. m. Evs. W o r s h ip -----1:10 p. m. Wed. Fvayer Servlet 1:14 p.m. Jr. H O LT CROSS 441 B. Park AVA Fr. Leroy D. Sopor, Itoctor H oly Communion — 1:1a A a Fam ily Sarvlco and Hunday School ...*..... 4;44 A ■ Morning Prayer trira t Sunday — H oly Communion 11:44 A P1NECREBT ABBEMBLT O P OOD CHURCH Car. ITth and Elm H. M.. W h. m w ilder n a . r --------------- -P V iPastor rm H a n l i i n i t f School Bchool — It4 l^ n r iD L ltlll Sunday 4:44l »■ *. ■■ mMorning M erging Worship — 14:44 14:11 *• a m. F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH : I » Pp. m. DISCIPLES o r CHRlhT Evening Worship Warship — t1:14 Youth Borv. Bor*. (Bun.) (Bum.) - 1:14 4:4# p. m. h ot s. Sanford Avo. Borv. (W ed o A.)) -_ T ill M id-Week Boro. R. Vsrnon rmllor p. *, aundsr Bchool ----- i : l i s. m. P. »so. ____ |— ' Moraine Worship „ l l i t * a. m. *, ML Eton Missionary Uapllet, Sipes Avo. New ML Calvary Missionary Baptist 1141 W. I Hit BL Now Balsa Prim itive Baptlsl Church. 1144 W. Ilth BL New ML Blsn Baptlsl chnrch. ITI4 Foar Avg Oaklawa Baptist Chops), IT4I W. tsth Si. Ostssn Baptist Church Plnocrcct Baptist Church. 141 W. Onora Rd. Prairie Lake Baptist Church. Ridge ltd . Fern Park Progreso Mlaalonarp Baptlat Chnroh. Midway Bscoad Shiloh Mlaalonarp Baptlat Chursh, Ninth B Hickory s i James Mlaalonarp BaptUt Church. H a Rd. 411 (m oon BL Paul Mlaalonarp Baptist Churoh, Ith BL BL Mnlthowa Missionary Baptlat Church Canaan Haights BL John s MlMtenarp Baptlsl Church, t i l Cypress BL Tempi* Baptist Chursh. Palm Bprlnsa Rd* Allam oats Springs Wsgtelds Mlaalonarp Baptist Chnroh, I l f B. Holly A v t Man Haps Baptist Church, T il O r a »«c Avo. C A T p O U fr' Church e l H i M gtlvttr. Lake Mary A ll Sonia Calkolls Church. T il Oak Avn. Reman Calkolls Mass , Sportsman's Club, Chuluota Bt. Ann's Cathollo Church. Forahing 1*1nco, OeDary BL Mary Magdalena Cathollo Church, Malt* land A v a Altamouts . Springe CHRISTIAN Flrat Chrletlaa Church, K IT S Sanford Ava. Consrcgatlonal Chrletlaa Church, t i l l Park Ava. Northalde Christian Church, F l o r i d b Hnvsa D r, Maitland . CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Chnrch Church Chursh hr Christ. 1U I a Park Avn. at Christ, Oenava ot Christ, ' Longwood « r ChrtsL Pnoln CHURCH OF OOD Churoh Church Church Chnrch of ot or ot God. Ood, Ood. Ood I l l Hickory ties B. French Ovlodo Mission, Enterprise EPISCOPAL. AU Salats Episcopal Chnroh B. DeBarp A va* Enlarprlaa Christ Kplsnopal Church. Longwaad A ll Salats Episcopal, Enterpriao H oly Crons Eplaeopal, P s rk Avn. a t 4th LU TH E R AN Ascension Lutheran Church, Ovorbrook D r, Casselberry Hood Shepherd United Luthers, IK # B. Orlando Dr. Lutharan Church of tho Redeemer,, tat W. Ilth lin e s Messiah Lutheran Chnrch. American Legion Hall. Prairie Lake, Fern Park BL Lukea Lutheran Church. n L I I I Slavic METHODIST Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, E. DoBarr AVO* Enterprise Boar Lake Methodist Churoh Bothtl A M E Church. Canaan Heights Casselberry Community Mathodlat Chnroh. H u y . I t ' l l A H asp Bldgs ltd* Caooalborry DeBary Community Mothodlot Church W. Highlands, DoBary Christ Melbodlal Chnroh Bunlaud Estataa First Methodist Church, I I I Fork Ava. Flrat Malhodlet Church ot Ovlodo PlrsL Southern Methodist Church Woman's Club lo t Oak A v a Free Mathodlat Chursh, I0P W. I l k BL Oeneva Mathodlat Church. Oseeva a rs e s Mathodlat Church. Oaara B A (Iran i Chapal ( M l Church. Ovladn Oakgrova Matbadlat Church, Ovleda Oaiaan Mathodlat Church P aaI a W talayaa Methodist, RL II W. at Paala BL James A.M .B, Sanford A v a ' SL Mary's A.M.E. Church SL R L I I I OoCeeA ■L Pours Mathodlat C h n r o h Ostvea B A Enterpriao > Stafford Memorial Mathodlat C h u r s h A DeBary N ASAB E NE F I re t Church ot the Naoaroaa. W. Ind at Maple Fora P ark Churoh at the Mesereae, O’Brien Rd* Fern F ork Lake Mary Church ot the Kaaarcas PR E S B T T E R IA N Community Presbyterian Church. Lgka Mary First Prcahytarlaa Chnrch. Ock A va A Ird BL Flrat Praabytarlan Chnrch. Ca**«lhcrry Flrat eFraabytartan Church at DoBcry, K. Highland Presbyterian Church o f The Covenant STTI ■. Orlando Dr. BL Andrews Praeby tartan Church t i l l Lonaeel Bek. D r* Boar L * W ' • • U peels Cammuaity Praabytarlan Church. L'pesla R A Woetmlnleter Proehytertaa Church, M ewall Park. R L I I I SEVENTH D A T AD VE N TIST Forest Lake Bevemh-dcy Adventist Chnrch, Itwy. I l l , Forest City Bevanlh-day Adventist Church, Maitland A t e * . A lU m eata Springe ■enford Sevcath-dey Adventist Church. Seventh A Elm O TH ER CHURCHES Alien's A.M E. Church, Olive A Ilth Church ot Ood la Christ. Ovlodo Chuluota Community Church Church ot Ood at Prophecy, l i f t Elm A v a Church o f Ood M lalon . Enterprise Church ot Jnaus Christ at Latter Day SalatA 1111 P ark A v a Community Chapel, Altamonte Springe Egstera Orthoden Chnrch. SL Johns Chry • aoetom Chapel, Uwy. 1T-I1. Fora Park Censrogntlea Both Israel, - Ilth A Magnolia Flrat Chursh o f ChrtsL SclaatlsL ‘ BM E tnd SL Kingdom Hall ot Johavsh'o Witness Lake Monroe UnlL l i l t W. Third BL F irst Peqlecoetal Church st Longwood F n ll Ooapal Tabernacle STt! Country Club ML Oliva Holiness Chnrch, Oak H ill U A Oatcca Plnocrcct Assembly a t Ood, ITlh A Elm Baatard All lanes Chursh. t i l l B. P ark A v a Bdntord Coagvsgailaa o t Jakavah'a W itneaasA M l Baatard A v a Tha Salvation Army, l i t E tad BL D alty Church a t Bastard, l id A. lo t SL �I •b * . . 1 « If. . I, .» ,» * I p .* ° # w * 4 > » •r Churchill Losing In Fight Against Death ^ World Prays V T T o ^ For Wartime British Chief A .Clock Witcher i* dis» turbed over the actions of one of this city's "finest" end celled the newspaper to let It be known. He seys en older couple from Onterlo, Cenede, • perked their cer downtown to (hop end win­ dow (hop. They got e IS tic* ket for hiving left the cer on e yellow line separating the perking xones. Puxxled. they liked Clarence Bower of Tip Top whet they did 'wrong. He. expleined end they peid the ticket. Bower suggests thet m»ybe e cour­ tesy ticket .be issued, especjelly to those who think en­ ough of Senford to drlve^ down herjr froni' CtttTldi. ' Did you attend the' Pntlcemen’s Bell Seturdey et the Mayfelr Inn? I f you didn't you missed e blest. Good fun, es elweys. Annuel convention of the Kntionnl League of Postmas­ ters will be held June 13-15 at the Plantation Hotel in Crystal River. Helping to plan the three-day event Is Lake Mary Postmaster Clar­ ence (Cracker) Donaldson, one of the directors In this district, who made the an­ nouncement. The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce has invited City Manager Pete Knowles to speik to them Wednesday on the pros and cons of the waterfront development pro­ gram. Meeting will be held in the firehouse i t 3 p.m. 9 Have you heard the ru­ mour that’s going around? Seems an almanac weather forecaster who was guest on v last week's Jimmy Dean show, (and who says he’s "never been wrong") has forecast a billiard for the Washington (D. C.) area at the same time as the Presi­ dential inauguration. Twen­ ty-ana inches of snow, ha eays. Hmmmmmm! Watch for Mayor Jimmy Crapps and City Manager Pete Knowles on a Ch. 2 telecast from Daytona at 1:15 p.m. .Tuesday. They'll talk about the Riverport Marina. Underatand thia is a live show — Is the marina a dead iisuc T _ Those^Kennedy boys art a hairy-chested bunch — witness the picture of the Honorable Ted on the front of last week's Life. Recalls a similar pic we saw o f the late JFK in the seme magaxine some time ago — at the beach • surround­ ed by women. Ai-yi yil t w The 1125,000 raised, for the Erholirship Foundation Fund by the recent gubernatorial inaugural balls ain't hay. A sizeable amount of money to help Florida's deserving col• lege students get the educa­ tion thsy need. A most suc­ cessful idea. Tha anchor chains going up around tha Sanford Naval Academy add a further touch to tha nautical atmosphere be­ ing created there with the deck guns en the comer and the anchor* in the yard. Very impressive. Incidentally, speaking of the anchor* at tha Sanford Naval Academy. Midshipmen there have begun a precedent noted on college campus** — that of aneaklng out In the middle of the night to paint each landmark with wild colon. Col, H. J. Furman tclla us that at Caatla Height* — the oth­ er ■McFadden school — tha prankatara practice t h a I r painting artistry on the can­ non there. Saw tome paint scrapers busy chipping off tha result* o f their nocturnal prank pri the local campus tha .ether day. , J LONDON (UPI) — Sir Winston Churchill lost more ground today and slipped peacefully . near death. Hia valiant heart faltered but hia will to live pereervered. '■Sir Wineton had a restful night," a medical bulletin re­ leased at 11:50. (0:50 a.m. EST) said. "H e ia a little weaker but there Is nothing further to report." A British Medical Associa­ tion spokesman, commenting on the report, said Churchill's illness "appears to be follow­ ing the normal pattern." "There ia no indication of any great change In Sir Wln•iton'a^jondiUan," he , physician and long • time friend, said the next bulletin will b« issued at about 8:30 p.m. (3:30 p.m. EST). FEARS HEIGHTENED "Today's report heightened fears that the end wts near. The pressures of a stroke, weakening circulation and old age tapped the 00-year old Churchlll'a dwindling strength as he lay in a deep coma. The prayers of millions around the world that he could rally dimmed with each suc­ cessive bulletin. Only the great warrior • statesmen's sub­ conscious fight for life seem­ ed to be delaying the inevita­ ble. Asked if Churchill was able to take aliy nourishment. Lord Moran replied: *T can't anewer that.” The crowd outside the Churchill residence, w h i c h reached e peak of 500 at times over the weekend, had dwind­ led to about 60 bystanders to­ day. W IFE AT BEDSIDE Lady Clementine Churchill remained at Sir Winston's bedside or within call. Other members of the family contin­ ued to come and go ns they have ever since Sir Winston’s grave condition be c a me known. The wartime prime minister wai stricken Friday with a cerebral thrombosis, A medical bulletin Issued by Lord Moran, Churchill's physician and longtime friend, Sunday night said: "A fte r a restleea start, Sir Winston hat had a peaceful day. But he hes lost ground." An earlier report • noted "some irregularity of the pulse." Pressed by newsmen to expand on the bulletin, Lord Moran laid simply: It ii not good, There it i».” Freeze Blamed In Local Fires City firemen responded (o six aterms over the weekend with the freeze blamed in mpxl cases. The alarms started Friday • l 9:18 a. m. when firemen were called to 1013 Holly Ave­ nue, The house Is owned by Eugene Edwards. The second alarm was from W. N. Dupree of 1008 West Second Street, when a stove overheated. The cdll was placed at 1:54 p. m. Friday. A faulty ignition wire set fire to a car owned by Ssrah Bass of 1100 West Eighth Street at }:23 p. m. An oil heater overheated Sunday at the home of Alberta Duren, HOT West First Street, but damage was confined to the heater. The alarm was turned In at 10:53 a. m. A defective flue at the home of Mattie rieldx, Z00 West lTth Street sect firemen on a run at 1:48 p. m. Sunday. Damage was confined to the flue. This morning at 8:30 firemen were summoned to the horns of Harold Unlay, 1500 Sum­ merlin Avenue when another oU beatsr Oared. Again dam­ age waa confined to the beat­ er. e ™ lef J . Citrus Hurt Seminole County on the S t Johns River o w e * 0 0 (Eiw 0 0 “ The N ile o f America” 1 * Phone 322-2611 VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., J A N U A R Y 18, 1965 - SANFORD, CAPE KENNEDY (U P I) — Final preparations contin­ ued today for an attempt Tuesday to rocket a two-seat­ er Caia&L spaceship on It* ffnifl •unmahned test (light. -,l Engineers were scheduled to complete the loading of more than 300,000 pounds of propellants into two stages of the rocket in time for the final countdown to start sev­ en hour* before the scheduled 9 a. m. EST launch. Mostly fair but windy weather,was forecast for the launch area with p a r t l y cloudy skies, 23-milc-nn-hour GOLDEN A N N IV E R S A R Y of Kiwania in Sunford is proclaimed by trade winds and six-foot seas Mayor J. II. Crappa with officers of the local club. From left are M. R. expected in the recovery zone Strickland, chairman o f the 50th anniversary celebration; Mayor Crapps 2,150 miles to the southuist. anil Kiwanis President Bill Frunsa. (Herald Photo) The flight will be a repeat of a mission that was halted about one second before blastoff last Dec. 9 by a hy­ draulic Irak in the Titan-2 rocket's first stage flight control system. The ll)9-foot rocket )s ex­ pected to boost the fullyequipped capsule 106 pdlea high and then ram it back "Locsit), appropriate pro­ ford and Seminole County. In­ A blsnk check will b*T pre­ toward earth's atmosphere at sented to Mayor J. II Crapps grams throughout the year creased emphasis will also be speeds up to 16,000 mph to Wednesday by Bill Fraasa, build up re-entry tempera­ president of the Sunford Ki have been planned to stimu­ given to projects dealing with late the club to greater com­ Boy* and Girls Committee tures of 1,740 degrees. i wanis Club at ceremonies at munity serine and coopera­ work a> well as the club's The 19-minute sub-orbital I the Civic Center at noon. tion with all branches of local hop is designed to test all | The check will be for “ com­ government ‘ to promote Sun* scholarship program,'' said Gemini's flight systems, its Fraasa. munity services" which the protection aguinst the fiery local Kiwanis organization Chairman of the Golden Anre-entry heat and its recov­ |.will pledge to its home town niversary celebration is Ru­ ery equipment. A success will clear the as it celebrates the Golden pert Strickland. way for astronauts Virgil I. Anniversary Year of Kiwanis Mayor J II. Crlipps has International, Grissom and John W. Young Zigncd the proclamation call A special feature of the lun­ to make a three-orbit voyage Ing allrniion to the achieve­ in April or 5lay. Space cheon w ill be a huge blrlliday ments of the local Kiwanis agency officiate say a major cake glowing with 50 candles. Observances of the anniver­ failure could delay the In­ Club and the men of Kiwanis itial two-man flight by (our sary celebration will take lli Fnncrs Wester who have contributed unsel­ place throughout (he United or five months. Lake Maty Chamber of fishly to Uu- good of this com­ States this Week in the 5,3(XJ Com me i re withhold a special Kiwanis dubs in North Amer­ meeting in the Fire Halt at 8 munity. ica, the Far East, Uie Carib­ p. in. Wednesday to hear re­ "1 declare this to he Klwsn bean and Western Europe. ports froni Sanford City is Golden Anniversary Week Munagi-r W. K Knowles on in Sanford and urge each and the propose 11 It ive r port Ma­ every citizen to Join me in wishing this organization of rina development. United Press International Knowles will bring first our fellow citizens a happy Record-breaking, bone-chill­ ham) information of the plan birthday and many more to ing cold gripped the heart of as engineers wre in town come tn the years that lie aDixie today while a new storm lignin lit this time and he will head,'' said the Mayor. spread fresh snow through the WASHINGTON tL’ I'it — have i heir report to make Northeast. House Democrats met today public. Californians were enjoying to approve a slate of com­ This new proposal of *x- Beautification June in January. Hundreds of mittee assignments that will panston on the waterway will Meeting Slated thousands of persons streamed underline their better than affect the future of Sanford The program planning comto the beaches in tnid-BO de­ tu ii.tonne control over the nod luiturally also affect gree weather. Lake Mary and other sur­ nutlce of the Seminole Cuunchamber. ly Chamber of Commerce Up North, new snow swept The meeting of the 294 rounding arras Members of the board of beautification committee will across liie eastern Great Lakes Democratic representatives state* and' Into the northern is expected to nitify without director» of the Lake Mary meet Friday at 10 a. m. tn the and central Appalachians. challenge t h e assignments Chamber state that they feel Chumher's conference room. I. K. Thompson, landscape Amounts were expected to tie made last week by Hie com­ it is "time Hu- community wakes up" and they strong­ engineer of the Florida State considerably lighter than the mittee on committee*. Republicans, with a total ly urge all residents of the Road Department, will he the weekend blizzards which lied up traffic and marooned of 141 committee spots to grneral area to attend this speaker. The meeting has been counties! person* across the fill, have not yet decided on meeting which will lie Infor­ called by A. L. Wilson, plann­ mal and open to everyone. assignments. Norlheasst. ing committee chairman. Community Service Check Pledged By Kiwanians Sanford Marina Topic Of Talk At Lake Mary House Demos Decide Posts Staff Changes Made A t Base Cdr. Warren J. Hoeller, chief staff officer to Use cornmender of Reconnaissance At­ tack Wing On* at Sanford Na­ val Air Station since 1963, is being transferred Wednesday. He has been ordered to BelUmore, Md . where he will serve as a Naval Bureau of Weapons representative at Westlnghouae, Cdr. Paul F. Werner, com­ manding officer of Reconna li­ cence Attack Squadron Five, until lait Saturday, will aseume tha chief ataff officer poet. Cdr. "Wallace L. Russell, former AVAILS executive of­ ficer, moved Into the top eral Froat Warning Service, said this morning. FLO R ID A NO. 106 A thick blanket of smoke T ra ffic Toll 9 from burning tire* lay over MIAMI ( U N I — The Highthe central'Florida citrus belt way Patrol said at least nine this mcming where weather­ people were -killed In traffle men said the temperatures accidents during the third ranged from 22 to 30. weekend of the new year. The smoke covered high­ ways until late this morning, Oranges Ahead causing hazardous driving LAKELAN D (.U PI)— Ship­ conditions. ments of fresh oranges, av­ HEAVY FROST eraging about 700 earloada a "There was heavy frost all week recently, are nearly Second of five major con­ through the entire winter agri­ 1,000 carloads ahtad o f this struction projects included in cultural arc* Including the time last year. the 1965 93 million construc­ lower east coast with 'Tong tion program at Sanford durations of below freezing Yanks Missing ~ Naval £ lr Station was start­ temperatures," Johnson said. SAIGON {U P I ) —Two _ p . ed today with ground break­ • Johnson said because o f the S. Army, officer, adviser* ar% ing ceremonies. consldtruble citrus protection believed to be missing In ac­ Cept. C. W. Swanson, sta­ steps that were taken there tion /today in the northwest tion commanding officer, and will probably Just be a alight province of Binh Tuy, 75 CapL James O. Mayo, wing miles northeast of Saigon. commander, had the honor of percentage of fruit damage. "There was probably some digging the first shove) of Reds Warn U. S. earth for a new hangar and frozen fruit in tha unprotected MOSCOW ( U P I ) — Russia office-shop building complex, groves and In the colder loca­ tions. Some tendrr ne‘w trees has warned the United States a 9242,290 construction Job. Strode Construction Com­ growth wna probably also nut to harbor any "illuilone" about its willingness to go to pany, of Cocoa Beach, is con- damaged. "There are probably no ten­ the aid of North Viet Nam aliueting the buildings which will house an entire squadron. der vegetables left in north in the event of widened hos­ The rigid frame, prefabricat­ and central Florida," Johnson tilities in Indo-China. ed steel structures are being said. Cardinal Dies built at the southwest edge He said hardy trurk crops in LYONS, France (U P I) — of the station'! aircraft park­ central Florida also suffered 4 Cardinal Pierra-Marla Gerling apron adjarent to the ex­ some damage. In the Ever­ ier, highest Roman Catholle isting hangar*. glades and along the south­ Target completion date* east coast the temperatures authority In France, died Sunday at the age of 85. Ha are March for the shop and ranged from 23 to 32. bore the title o f archbishop office building and July for SEVERE DAMAGE of Lyuns and primate of tha the hangar. •Tn the Everglades tender Gault. Major construction projects vegetables were severely dam­ approved and funded by CongfasY'Lst fall in addition to aged, and In the lower east ‘Disenchanted’ NEW ORLEANS (U P I) — the on* launched today In­ coast there will be seme dam­ Juanita Castro, refuge* alsclude an aircraft parking age. "These temperatures were ter of the Cuban premier, area, an aircraft maintenance hangar, a facility for check­ even low enough to ilamnge sahl the Cuban people are becoming disenchanted with ing the power of jet engines, sugar cane,” Johnson said. Sugar cane became a major her brother’s regime. She and extension of tha base central Florida crop follow­ said 90 per cent of Cuba's sewerage system. residents would Work is alrrady underwuy ing the embargo on Cuban remaining welcome a chance to do some­ on the sewerage project. grown sugar. Contracts have not hern let Strawberries in e e n t r a l thing about 1L for the other Job*. Honda tbul were net protect­ ed probably were killed, John­ II Men Lost RUNNEL ( U P I ) — Flagler son said. County deputy s h e r i f f s "But there Is on* thing," searched.the cold water* of he added, “ they have been Crescent Laka today for having a lot of trouble with three men from Jacksonville weeds in the strawberry fields , rlii_____ „ ______ ____________ hejieved to have drowned because of the warm, moist ft , flik « h|| A bo. t U ] _ i_ I .M I...I it.,. jar .. m Not many people are fortu air. 'BJr» frost killed the ing (be tho men was found □ete enough to visit Florida weeds.’1® capsized yesterday afternoon, twice in one day and get aTrufk farmers in southeast about Sd hours after they left way from the snow and ice Florid* were counting losses. a fishing camp. now covering the North. Homestead, south of Miami, However, MsJ, Leo Butncr reported 27 degiees at fi a.m. Students Found Jr. and his crew of the Strate­ GAINESVILLE (U P I) — A gic Air Command were able college couple lost In a cava to do Just that. northwest of her* since noon Sales Tax Up When on a routine flight Sales tax collections for Sunday was found early to­ from Lockburne AFB, they Seminole County continued to day by an Alachua County left Columbus, Ohio, aboard rise during. December, accord- sheriff’s department search his 1147 Jet atwul 8 o'clock Ing to J. Ed "Straughn. direc­ tcum. Jans Sniffen, a 21-yearlast Friday morning. tor of the Florida Revenue old University o f Florida In a Hx-hour-flight they Commission, with a total of [student, and George Miller, were In Florida, leaving 14 j (94,668.15. T h i s compures 20, a student at Florida State degree temperature and fly­ with the November ylefd of University, became lost while ing Into 70 degree temperature (92,781.91 and the previous exploring Warren’s Cava, ■t destination. December total of (85,989.44. about eight mils* from here. On returning to Columbus, they found over a foot of snow covering the runway which prevented landing. o p e n Fr id a y Reluming to Florida they NITE T I L 9 landed at McCoy AFB to spend the night, until the Columbus runway could be clear­ ed. Major Butncr motored to Sanford and phoned his moth­ er and father,' who were hav­ ing dinner at'the Elks Club B A TH with Mr. and Wrl. C. L. Butner. ENSEM BLE He spent an enjoyable eve­ ning Wttlh them. He left SenONLY ford et 8 e.m., Joined his crew and once again took off for his home base. \l Million Building Jobs Start At Base Final Testing Of Spaceship Set Tuesday Snow Sweeps Across North m JL V A ... Zip Code 32771 W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy Tuesday, not so cold; high tonight 36-44. L A K E L A N D (U P I) — Frigid Florida farmer* who were tip nil niftht trying to bent back frost with water and smoking rubber faced tt&vere truck crop damage*1and some citrus losses today caused by a wayward arctic air mass. "This was, as fnr as vegetables are concerned, a very severe frost," War­ ren Johnson, of the Fed­ squadron position. The squadrop is now operating In the South China Sea. Cdr. David E. Dearolph is the new executive oUlrer. Uolll Commander Werner arrives In Sanford, Cdr. Don­ ald Munday, the last comman­ ding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven, Detachment Eight, which recently merged with V’AH-i, will serve at tem­ porary chief staff officer. During his tour aa chief staff officer, Commander Hoeller witnessed eeverel Impor­ tant , achievements. He aaw the new RA-5C Vigilante in­ troduced, (he Wing change from heavy attack tn recon- naiasance,- end the organiza­ tion become a world-wide op­ eration. Prior to becoming t h e wing’s chief »t*lf officer, Commander Hoellcr served as a project officer on the A-5A Vigilante aircraft development program and later as VAH-I executive officer. , He and his wife, the former Mias Frances Hazel bud, of Prrryville, Mo., reside with their three children el 1104 Cornell Drive. Commander Werner, one of the first naval officers to fly an RA-5C, served RVAH-S executive officer prior to as­ suming command in 1963. The Jemeslown (N Y . ) nsUve, bis wife, the former Ma­ ry Anne Emerson, of Virginia Beach, Va., and their two eons, Christian and Claiborne, reside at 1Z2 West Coleman Circle. Commander Bussell, RVAH5 commanding officer, la a former member of the Wing ataff, where he served as.op­ erations officer. He and hia wl/a, tha former Miss Kathleen Mead McLau­ ghlin, of Washington, P . C., reside with their three eons, James, John aqd David, at 204 Ridge Road, Sanford. . , ----- w t w i i i : Major Visits Twice In Day SPECIAL! Church Building Being Demolished SET City craws today began rasing tha M. E. Trinity Church, - Sixth Street and Sanford Avanus, IA a special agreement with Ihs church officials. Tha building had basn con­ demned sometime ago by tha city and an agreement was reached whereby tha city would da tha work for a flat fa*. • Lid Cover • IP* x 18" Oblong Mat • Two-Ton* Striping • Thick Sayan-Nylon Pita • Skid Resist • While, Pink. 5 1 i f _ * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Baptist T H E S E V E N T H -D A Y AD V EN TIST CHURCH C o r n e r 1th A E lm 3 . L. M a r s h a l l -- ------------ P a s t o r S ER V IC ES SATURDAY— S a b b a t h S ch o o l ------ 4:44 a. m. W e r a h t p Borvteo — 11:14 a m. W ednesday N ight P r a y e r S e r v ic e — 1:14 y. ■*- F I R S T B A P T IB T C H U R C H I I I T a r k Avenue F . B. C h a n e a ________P a s t o r M o r n i n g W a r s h i p — 1:14 a. m. S u n d a y B c h o o l ------ 1:11 a m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 11:40 g m. T r a i n i n g U n io n — 4:14 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p - T i l l p m. W e A P r a y e r S e r v i c e T il l p. m. Episcopal C H R IST CHU RCH C h u r c h B trecL L o n g w o o d Fr. C h arles W. S tew art, V lenr *• H o l y C o m m u n i o n — 1:44 a. F am ily S trv lo s A C lae een —_____ 1:44. A C l u n e a i ___ ____ 21— I I I # A B A P T IS T MIBSION ENTERPRUE B u n d a y Bchool —— 1:41 a. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p * 11:01 a m. T r a i n i n g Un io n ------ 1:41 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p — T i l l p. W eA N ight P r a y e r M e e t i n g — T:I4 p Pastor R e v . R. J. B o y n to n T i l l P- ha. *Assembly Of God Baptist C H U R C H -O F -O M lU aT *• p. PP- . . Sunday «■ »• m“ >• _ A -hnnl « I1 a Nazarene — ------ j r i R S T CHURCH O P - T H E NASA R E N E W . i n d « L a t M g p la A v a ' P a u l B l c k e a __________ P a a t o r S u n d a y School ____ 1:11 a m. M o r n i n g W o r a h l p __ 10:10 g. m. T o u th H our 4:00 p. m. E v a n g e l i s t i c Serv ice 1:00 p. in. M id-W eek , S erv lc* ( W e d .) __ 1:00 p, m. T hird S u n d e r S l n g s p l r a t l o n ___1:00 g. m. Lutheran PAOLA C H U R C H Oh C H R IB T H ighw ay I I W est M o r r i s K u h y _____B r e n g e l l s t D lb ls C l a s s --------- 10:40 a m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 11:40 a m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p — 1:44 p. m. Ulble C lasess W ed . - T il l p. m. GOOD S H E P H E R D L U TH E RA N CHURCH 1101 A O r l a n d o D r iv e Hwye . C H U R C H O P C H R IB T 1111 P a r k A v e n u e B e r t B r o w n ______ E v a n g e l i s t Sunday B ib le S t u d y --------- 14:4# a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p — 11:44 a m. E v e n i n g S erv ice — 4:14 p. m. Sen " H e r a l d s t T r u t h " 1 p. m. Hun day on C h a n n e l 4 Tuesday L a d l e s Bible C lae s - 14i0t a. m. W ednesday Ulbla C l e a n ------— 1:14 p. m. F IN E C K E B T H A P T IS T CHURCH O n o r n Rond P ester W lllln m J . (lu eee M o r n i n g W o r e h l p . 11:41 A m. S u n d a y School 1:14 n. m. T r a i n i n g U n io n — 4:11 p. ro. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p — 1:10 p. m. W ed . o f f i c e r s A T o a c h e r n M e e t i n g ------ ------— 1:14 p. » • CHURCH OP C H R IST S C IE N T IS T ItO E a s t S eco n d S t r e e t Bun d ay S erv ice A S u n d a y S c h o o l ------11:40 a. m. B u b je c l: " L ife" W e d n e s d a y S e r v ic e _ »:4I p m. R e e d i n g R o o m ! l o t W. F l r e t W e e w d a y s : 14:10 a m.—4:14 p.m. C H U B C H O F OOD Sind A F r e n c h L H A l f o r d __________ P e e t o r S u n d a y B c h o o l ____4:14 a m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p — 11:00 g. tn. E v e n a e l l e t l o Bar*. - 1:10 p tn. T u e e P t a y e r Serv. _ 1:1# p. m. T h u ra . Yo u n g Teople E n d e a v o r ------------ 1:14 p. m- O S T E E N B A P T IS T C H U R C H HWT. I l l PH- I l l - I I K F a a l o r ___ C h e e t a r W.» P l a n k S u n d a y School —— 14:04 a. m. M u r n l n g Barvlca — 11:04 A m. T r a i n i n g Un io n — 4:14 p. m. -'le v e llin g Berv lea — 111# PW edneeday M eatlnse: C H U n ^ H O F OOD OF r i t O P H E C T * — *1101 E lm ' A v an u e Rev. R o b a rt W e l c h ------T esto v Bunday Srhool I : | l a m. W o r e h l p S erv ice _ 14:14 a. m. E n g e lla llo S t r v . — 1:14 p. m. Tueday: Bible T r a i n i n g ------t i l l p. ro. T huraden T o u n g P eo p le S orvlee 1:11 p.m. 4:11 p. ne. Prayer — ---------- !:*4 P- "L • : ! • P. m. There is always room in the river for one more drop of water. There is always room in the Church for one more worshipper. Methodist FIR S T THE CHURCH M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H 414 P a r k Are. Rav. R o b a r t M. J a n k l n a , P a s t o r FO R ALL • ALL FOR THE CHU RCH M o r n i n g W e r e h l p __ 1:1# p. m. Church Of God O A K L A W N B A P T IB T C H U R C H 1741 C o u n t r y C l u b R oad S p o n e o r e d by K lrel B a p t l a t Church Rev. IL T. H a r r e l l ------p e e t o r S u n d e r S c h o o l ------4:44 e. m. W o r e h l p S erv lo o — 11:00 »■ tn. T r a i n i n g Union — — *:*4 P *»• E v e n i n g W o r e h l p — 1:40 p. m. W ed . P r a y e r Herv. — 1:14 p. m. 111-1111 L U T H E R A N CHURCH OP TH E HEDEEMER 101 W. n t h P l a c e ' T h v C h u r c h of th o L u t h a r a n H o u r " a n d T V "T h lo la t h e Life'* H e r b e r t W. O o e r e a ____P e e t o r H unday S c h o o l ------• ; 14 a. m. W o r a h l p S e r v ic e ... 14:10 a m. K in d e r g a r te n and N uraery If you do not attend church services why not go this coming Sunday, and identify yourself with this steady flow of the best for which life stands? This brings to mind the Christian Church. It was founded upon the teachings of Jeeus who lived His life and did His work un|>erturbed by the cfildnrss of many of His fellowmen and of the ruling officials. He knew that His work would stand Wausc it wa* founded upon truth. It not only stood, but has flowed steadily on for centuries. It is still going on today in Christian Science J O R D A N MIBBIONART • B A P T IS T CHURCH 1411 W. F i r s t S t r e e t S u n d a y Bchoo l — — 14:04 a ra. M o r n l n s W o r e h l p _ l l i o o a m. Bible S t u d y ( S u n d a y )r 1:40 QIWUI - - p.m.E v a n g a l l e t l o S e r v i c e 1:4t p. m. W a d . P r a y e r M e et _ T:»0 p- m. — P astor Bill B le p h e n e C o r d i a l W e l c o m e to All His churches. Through cold, snow-eorpred fields, ondomesth Jc^enerusted troes, the river runs its course. ll-ll) T h e O n v d i la A t grant* an earth foe tho bulhting ot thmrtrtor end gaud rilirm ehlp It is a etneehrajae at apirlluol value* Without a e tm tg Church, n r llh r r deennerary nor dviiUation can eurrtv*. There or* four aound resanne why every I ahould attend a a r r k a rvgu ■ u n d a y g ch n o l ------ 4:14 A m. tarty and e i p | n t the Church T hey are: ( I I For hi. own sake ( J ) Fur hie rhlldreei'e ask* I Si Fur the take of hie cnmmunlly end nation (4> For the aake oJ the Church itaelf, which needi hia mural and m aterial ■uppnrt Plan to go In chucth n g u latly and lewd yuut IHble dally. Murnlng Worahlp G E N E V A M E T H O D IS T CHURCH OwrHoAr MOOS* Sunday Paalma M :M 2 Monday Turaday Paalma 40:1-11 John Wcdneadnjr John 4:1-1* 1:87-44 10:44 A m. MTF M e etln g e 1:10 p. m. (Interm ediate, len ln r) E v e n i n g W o r e h l p _ 1:14 p. m_ Rev. ~ Friday Siturday John R e v rla llm 2 1 :1 -8 realm * 17:15-28 W. K. T l r a m i ___ _ P e e t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ______ 4:44 a. m. Thureday M o r n i n g S e r v i c e s __11:04 a m. C h o i r P r a c t i c e Wad. 1:10 p. m. E v e r y O n e Waloome. 148:1-14 • S anford, -F lo rid a T h e Rev. J . C o r d o n P e a r y , Pastor S u n d a y School 1:11 a m. M u r n l n g W o r e h l p _ 11:00 a m. C o m m u n i o n — F i r s t S u n d a y In E a c h M o n th K in d e rg a rte n and Nuraary T H R O U G H T H E C E N T U R IE S * - - FIR S T _ FIR S T SOUTHERN M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H . , W o m a n 's C lu b B u i l d i n g I #1 O a k A va D u r w n r d It. K n i g h t J r .. T a e l o r H unday School ____ >;4i a. rn. W o r e h l p S e r v ic e _ 1:10 p. ra. M o r n i n g W u r a h l p _ 10:44 a . , m . . . , W E B T B ID B MIBBIONART B A PTIST CHU RCH I t h SL A H o l l y AVO. IL K i n g -------------. P M , o r S u n d a y S ch o o l ------ 14:44 a m. l u n d ftjr M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 11:4* a m. Sunday B v a n l n g W o r s h i p — T:4s p. m. W adnoedny p r a y e r B e r r i o s --------1:44 p. m. C h o i r ------------- — Southern Methodist F R E E M ET H O D IST CHURCH C o r n e r I t h BL a n d L a u r n l Avn. R e * . C. E. A n d v reo n ..... P a s t o r T e l e p h o n e : 11 1.Toll - p. m. W ed . F v a y e r S e r v l e t 1:14 p.m. Free Methodist W i P w n ITa; S u n d a y Bc hoo l ------ »l«* M orning W o rsh ip — t l l M T r s l o lD B U u n l o u — 4:41 E v e n i n g B e r r i e s -----w o d . P r a y e r B e r r i e s 1:14 N u rsery Opoa . WTRR ra. m. ra. Evs. W o r s h ip -----1:10 Church Of Christ C I N T H A O B A r T l t T - O H U B C H ------- C H R I S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH' S unland E n ti l e s C itrus H eig h ts R e v . C h a r l e s B. H o g g — P a s t o r C h u r c h School ' ____ 1:41 a m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 11:04 a m. M T F ______________ 4:14 p. m. Jr. H O L T CROSS 441 B. P a r k AVA F r . L e r o y D. Sopor, I t o c t o r H o l y C o m m u n i o n — 1:1a A a F a m i l y S a r v lc o a n d H u n d a y Schoo l ...*....... 4;44 A ■ M orning P r a y e r tr ir a t Sunday — H o l y C o m m u n i o n 11:44 A P 1 N E C R E B T ABBEMBLT O P OOD C H U R C H C a r . I T t h a n d E lm H. M.. W r an h. m w inl dae .r r ------------------- -P V Pi ar smt oH l iui nndiat yf S Bchoo I t 4 l *. »■ m■■ l^ n riD L ltlll S ch o o l — 4:44 M oe r ng i n g W o r s h i p — 14:11 14:44 *• a m. F I R S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H : I » Pp. m. D I S C IP L E S o r C H R l h T E v e n i n g W oa r s h i p — t1:14 Y o u t h Borv. Bor*. (Bun.) (Bum.) - 1:14 4:4# p. m. h o t s. S a n f o r d Avo. Borv. ( W eodA. ) -_ T il M i d - W e e k Boro. ill R. V s rn o n r m ll o r p. *, a u n d s r Bchool ------ i : l i s. m. P. »so.____ |— ' M o r a i n e W o r s h i p „ l l i t * a. m. Oraanleatlone O S T E E N M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H O s te e n *, S T A F F O R D M E M O R IA L J CHURCH N o r t h M o n ro e C. A B e a t t y ---------------- r a s t e r O ste o n J l u n d e y School — 14:44 A m, O ateen W o r e h l p S erv ice _ 11:44 A m, S t a f f o r d M e m o ri a l — W o r a h l p S arv lco — 1:14 A m . S t a f f o r d M e m o ria l— S u n d a y S ch o o l ------ 14:14 a ra. C O N O R E O A T IO NA L C H R IST IA N CHU RCH (U nited C hurch o t C h rist) P a r k A v e n u n a t t l t h St. • : t l A m. ____ C h u r c h S ch o o l 11:44 A m . W o r s h i p S arv lco 4:1# p. m. C hrlellsn T au th M inistry Rev. W a l t e r A- R. M c P h e r s o n , m o to r Alliance C H R I S T I A N MIBB IONART A LLIA N CE CHU RCH 1141 P o r k A v a a t 1 4 th BL Rev. a a D ooa J r . ___ P a s t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ------ 111! A m. W o r s h i p Borvteo — t l s l l a m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p — 1:1# P- *»A llia n c e Y o u t h . „ F o l l o w g h l p ( W a d . ) — T i l l P- sa i v i y e r B arv lca — Methodist Congregational Adventist G R A C E M E T H O D IS T CHU RCH O n o r a ltd., a t W o o d la n d A v a , n e v . J o h n H. H t r a a Jr ., P a a t o r C h u r o h S c h o o l ------1:11 a mM o r n i n g W o r e h l p _ U : H A na. M T T -----------------------<:>4 p. WL FIR S T CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB !,a k a Rev, M ary, F Ia W. L. H o lco m b e, T eetor Sunday 4:41 a m . ___ Bible Schoo l 11:00 a. m. _ M o r n i n g W o r e h l p 1:00 p . m . _ E v e n i n g S e r v i c e 1:4# p. m. _ W ed . M l d - W e t k I’r a y e r Bervlcea 1:00 p. m. — L a e t Wed. Mlael o n e r y S e r v ic e Pentecostal FIR ST PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H OF 1AI.NI1WOUD t i l O range S treet Rev. E. R u t h U r a n t _ P a a t o r S u n d a y School ____ 10:04 a m. M o r n i n g W o r a h l p _ 11:40 a m. S u n d a y E v e n i n g _ 7:14 p. m. W ed . Bible S t u d y . 7:40p. m. C u n q u tto r e M eeting F r i d a y -------------- 1:44 p. m. Presbyterian FIR ST P R E S nT T E R IA N CHURCH Sanrord. FIa O a k A v a A I r d St. G r o v e r C. S e w e ll J r . __ P a a t o r E d g a r W. S m i t h J r . A a e l a t a n l P aator C h u r c h School _ _ _ I I I a ra S eeelon M e e t e ____10:41 a. ra. M o r n i n g )V orehlp _ 11:00 e. m. P i o n e e r K ello w eh lp . 4:04 p. m. S e n io r HI F e l l o w e h l p 4:00 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r e h l p _ 1:10 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r M astin g 1:04 p. ra. CO V E N A N T P R E S B T T E R I A N 1771 S o u th O r l a n d o D r l v a T h o m a a 11. M a k t n ____ P a a t o r W o r e h l p __________ 4:00 a m. C h u r o h S ch o o l _ 14:00 A ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. JltrickUnd GREGORY LUbIBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employeea HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 299 W. 25th St-, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sunford SANFORD WELDING & ' FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley & Employees BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. l it . St„ Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE &. IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. SU vIb, Florida HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. *Jimmy Crappa and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK Howard H. Hodgts and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ' C. L. Robinson and Staff COBIA BOATS Southam Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employe«s L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida • PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman & Employeea SMITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff WHATABURGER 2545 French Avenua SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. .John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY EunJca L Wilson and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mra. A1 Wilson STgNSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY B A P T IB T , A n t i o c h B a p t i s t C h u r c h . Oviedo C e n t r a l U a p lle t C h u r c h , t i l l O e k A r e ^ C h u l u o t a r u s t U e p tle t C h u r c h C h u l u o t a B a p t i s t Mission C id e r S p rin g s B aptist C hurch. I l l L e h m a n ltd r t r s l U a p l l e t C h u r o h , 111 P a r k A rc. P r ls o d s h ip B aptist C hurch o t A ltam o u ts Springs RL I II . A lU aw ato S p rin ts r u s t B a p tist C hnrch sf OsBary F irs t B a p tist C h u rch a ( a s s o r t F i r s t B a p t i s t C h n r c h o( l a k e K a r r F i r s t B a p t i s t C h u r c h n l L a h a Monroe F i r s t B a p t i s t C h n r c h n l L o n g w o o d . Cor. C hnrch * O rnat F i r s t B a p t l a t C h u r c h o t O v le d a F i r s t B a p tis t C h u rc h ol Baa L and# Spring* F l r n t S h ilo h Mi sale n a r y B a p t i s t C h u r c h . an w. t iu st. ■ P e re e t c u p B a p tist C h u n k F o u n t a i n H a n d B a p t i s t C h u r c h . O v led e L a v a Bon t h o r n B a p t i s t M issio n . C h u l u o t a M laalonarp B a p tist C h urch N o rth JU . t E a X K lp o t o n Baptist C huruh- M*crnUsUQ t o r y Bap*tTfl C h u r o h . O e n e v a H w p . ML O liv e M i s s i o n a r y B a p t i s t ChuraB , B a n M e U lIv tM ML Eton M i s s i o n a r y U ap llet, S ip es Avo. N ew ML C a lv a ry M issionary B a p tist 1141 W. I Hit BL Now B a l s a P r i m i t i v e B a p t l s l C h u r c h . 1144 W. I l t h BL N ew ML B l s n B a p t l s l c h n r c h . ITI4 F o a r Avg O a k l a w a B a p t i s t C h o p s ), IT 4 I W. t s t h Si. O stssn B a p tist C hurch P l n o c r c c t B a p t i s t C h u r c h . 141 W. O n o r a Rd. P ra irie L ak e B a p tis t C hurch. R idge l t d . Fern P ark P r o g r e s o M la a lo n a rp B a p t l a t C h n ro h . M id w ay B sco ad S h ilo h M la a lo n a rp B a p t l a t C h u r s h , N inth B H ickory s i J a m e s M l a a l o n a rp B a p t U t C h u r c h . H a Rd. 411 ( m o o n BL P a u l M l a a l o n a rp B a p t i s t C h u r o h , I t h BL BL M n l t h o w a M i s s i o n a r y B a p t l a t C h u r c h Canaan H aights BL J o h n s M l M t e n a r p B a p t l s l C h u rch , t i l C y p r e s s BL T e m p i* B a p t i s t C h u r s h . P a l m B p r l n s a Rd* A llam o ats Springs W s g t e l d s M la a lo n a rp B a p t i s t C h n r o h , I l f B. H o lly A v t M a n H a p s B a p t i s t C h u r c h , T i l O r a » « c Avo. C A T pO U fr' C h u r c h e l H i M g t l v t t r . L a k e M a ry A l l Sonia C a l k o l l s C h u r c h . T i l O ak Avn. R e m a n C a l k o l l s M ass , S p o r t s m a n 's Club, C huluota Bt. A n n 's C a th o l l o Church. F o rahing 1*1nco, OeDary BL M a ry M a g d a l e n a C a th o llo C h u r c h , Malt* l a n d A v a A l t a m o u t s . S p ri n g e C H R IS T IA N F l r a t C h r l e t l a a C h u r c h , K I T S S a n f o r d Ava. C o n s r c g a t l o n a l C h r l e t l a a C h u rch , t i l l P a r k Ava. N orthalde C h ristian Church, F l o r i d b H n v s a D r , M a i tl a n d . C H U R C H O F C H R IS T C h u r c h h r C h r ist. 1 U I a P a r k Avn. C h n rch a t Christ, Oenava Church o t C hrist, ' Longwood C h u r s h « r C h r t s L P n o ln C H U R C H O F OOD Churoh Church Church Chnrch of ot or ot God. Ood, Ood. Ood I l l H ickory t i e s B. F r e n c h Ovlodo Mission, E n t e r p r i s e EPISCO PAL. AU S a l a t s E p is c o p a l C h n r o h B. D e B a r p Ava* E n la rp rlaa C h r i s t Kp lsn o p al C h u r c h . L o n g w a a d All S a l a t s E p is c o p a l, E n t e r p r i a o H o l y C r o n s E p la e o p a l , P s r k Avn. a t 4 t h LUTHERAN Ascension L u th eran Church, O v o r b ro o k D r , C asselberry H o o d S h e p h e r d U n ite d L u t h e r s , I K # B. O r l a n d o Dr. L u t h a r a n C h u r c h o f th o R e d e e m e r , , t a t W. I l t h l i n e s M e s s ia h L u t h e r a n C h n r c h . A m e r i c a n L e g i o n Hall. P ra irie Lake, F e r n P a r k BL L u k e a L u t h e r a n C h u r c h . n L I I I S l a v i c M E T H O D IS T B a r n e t t M e m o r i a l M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , E. D o B a r r AVO* E n t e r p r i s e B o a r L a k e M e t h o d is t C h u r o h B o th tl A M E Church. C an aan H eig h ts C a s s e l b e r r y C o m m u n i t y M a t h o d la t C h n ro h . H u y . I t ' l l A H a s p B l d g s ltd* C a o o alborry D e B a r y C o m m u n i t y M o th o d lo t C h u r c h W. H i g h l a n d s , D o B a ry C h r i s t M e l b o d la l C h n ro h Bunlaud E s ta ta a F i r s t M e t h o d is t C h u r c h , I I I F o r k Ava. F l r a t M a l h o d le t C h u r c h o t Ovlodo P l r s L S o u t h e r n M e t h o d is t C h u r c h W o m a n 's C lu b l o t O a k A v a F r e e M a t h o d la t C h u r s h , I0P W. I l k BL O e n e v a M a t h o d la t C h u r c h . O s e e v a a r s e s M athodlat C hurch. O a a r a BA ( I r a n i C h a p a l ( M l C h u r c h . O v lad n O a k g r o v a M a t b a d l a t C h u r c h , O v le d a O aiaan M a th o d la t C h u rc h P a a I a W talay aa M e t h o d is t , RL II W. a t P a a l a BL J a m e s A .M .B , S a n f o r d A v a ' SL M a r y 's A.M.E. C h u r c h SL R L I I I OoCeeA ■L Pours M athodlat C h n r o h O s tv e a BA E nte rpriao > S tafford M em orial M a thodla t C h u r s h A D eB ary NASABENE F I re t C hurch ot the Naoaroaa. W. I n d a t M a p le F ora P ark Churoh at th e M esereae, O’B r i e n R d* F e r n F o r k L ake M ary Church ot th e K aaa rcas PRESBTTERIA N C om m u n ity P re s b y te r ia n C hurch. L g k a M ary F irst P rc ah y tarlaa Chnrch. Ock Ava A I r d BL F l r a t P r a a b y t a r l a n C h n r c h . C a * * « lh c rry F lra t e F raab y tarta n Church at D o B c ry , K. H i g h l a n d P re sb y terian Church of T he Covenant STTI ■. O r l a n d o Dr. BL A n d r e w s P ra e b y t a r t a n C h u r c h t i l l L o n a e e l Bek. D r * B o a r L* W ' • • U peels C a m m u a ity P ra a b y ta rla n C hurch. L 'p esla R A W o e tm ln le te r P ro e h y te rta a C hurch, M ewall Park. RL I II S EV E N T H DAT ADVENTIST F o re st L ak e B e v em h -d cy A d v en tist C hnrch, I t w y . 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Bower suggests thet m»ybe e cour­ tesy ticket .be issued, especjelly to those who think en­ ough of Senford to drlve^ down herjr froni' CtttTldi. ' Did you attend the' Pntlcemen’s Bell Seturdey e t the Mayfelr Inn? If you didn't you missed e blest. Good fun, es elweys. Annuel convention of the Kntionnl League of Postmas­ ters will be held June 13-15 at the Plantation Hotel in Crystal River. Helping to plan the three-day event Is Lake Mary Postmaster Clar­ ence (Cracker) Donaldson, one of the directors In this district, who made the an­ nouncement. The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce has invited City Manager Pete Knowles to speik to them Wednesday on the pros and cons of the waterfront development pro­ gram. Meeting will be held in the firehouse i t 3 p.m. 9 Have you heard the ru­ mour th a t’s going around? Seems an almanac weather forecaster who was guest on v last week's Jimmy Dean show, (and who says he’s "never been wrong") has forecast a billiard for the Washington (D. C.) area at the same time as the Presi­ dential inauguration. Twen­ ty-ana inches of snow, ha eays. Hmmmmmm! Watch for Mayor Jimmy Crapps and City Manager Pete Knowles on a Ch. 2 telecast from Daytona at 1:15 p.m. .Tuesday. They'll talk about the Riverport Marina. Underatand thia is a live show — Is the marina a dead iisuc T _ Those^Kennedy boys a r t a hairy-chested bunch — witness the picture of the Honorable Ted on the front of last week's Life. Recalls a similar pic we saw of the late JF K in the seme magaxine some time ago — at the beach • surround­ ed by women. Ai-yi yil t w The 1125,000 raised, for the Erholirship Foundation Fund by the recent gubernatorial inaugural balls ain't hay. A sizeable amount of money to help Florida's deserving col• lege students get the educa­ tion thsy need. A most suc­ cessful idea. Tha anchor chains going up around tha Sanford Naval Academy add a further touch to tha nautical atmosphere be­ ing created there with the deck guns en the comer and the anchor* in the yard. Very impressive. Incidentally, speaking of the anchor* a t tha Sanford Naval Academy. Midshipmen there have begun a precedent noted on college campus** — that of aneaklng out In the middle of the night to paint each landmark with wild colon. Col, H. J. Furman tclla us that at Caatla Height* — the oth­ er ■McFadden school — tha prankatara practice t h a I r painting artistry on the can­ non there. Saw tome paint scrapers busy chipping off tha result* of their nocturnal prank pri the local campus tha .ether day. , J For Wartime British Chief LONDON (UPI) — Sir Winston Churchill lost more ground today and slipped peacefully . near death. Hia valiant heart faltered but hia will to live pereervered. '■Sir Wineton had a restful night," a medical bulletin re­ leased at 11:50. (0:50 a.m. EST) said. "H e ia a little weaker but there Is nothing further to report." A British Medical Associa­ tion spokesman, commenting on the report, said Churchill's illness "appears to be follow­ ing the normal pattern." "There ia no indication of any great change In Sir Wln•iton'a^jondiUan," he , physician and long • time friend, said the next bulletin will b« issued a t about 8:30 p.m. (3:30 p.m. EST). FEARS HEIGHTENED "Today's report heightened fears that the end wts near. The pressures of a stroke, weakening circulation and old age tapped the 00-year old Churchlll'a dwindling strength as he lay in a deep coma. The prayers of millions around the world that he could rally dimmed with each suc­ cessive bulletin. Only the great warrior • statesmen's sub­ conscious fight for life seem­ ed to be delaying the inevita­ ble. Asked if Churchill was able to take aliy nourishment. Lord Moran replied: *T can't anewer that.” The crowd outside the Churchill residence, w h i c h reached e peak of 500 a t times over the weekend, had dwind­ led to about 60 bystanders to­ day. WIFE AT BEDSIDE Lady Clementine Churchill remained at Sir Winston's bedside or within call. Other members of the family contin­ ued to come and go ns they have ever since Sir Winston’s grave condition became known. The wartime prime minister wai stricken Friday with a cerebral thrombosis, A medical bulletin Issued by Lord Moran, Churchill's physician and longtime friend, Sunday night said: "A fter a restleea start, Sir Winston hat had a peaceful day. But he hes lost ground." An earlier report • noted "some irregularity of the pulse." Pressed by newsmen to expand on the bulletin, Lord Moran laid simply: It ii not good, There it i».” Freeze Blamed In Local Fires City firemen responded (o six aterms over the weekend with the freeze blamed in mpxl cases. The alarms started Friday • l 9:18 a. m. when firemen were called to 1013 Holly Ave­ nue, The house Is owned by Eugene Edwards. The second alarm was from W. N. Dupree of 1008 West Second Street, when a stove overheated. The cdll was placed at 1:54 p. m. Friday. A faulty ignition wire set fire to a car owned by Ssrah Bass of 1100 West Eighth Street at }:23 p. m. An oil heater overheated Sunday at the home of Alberta Duren, HOT West First Street, but damage was confined to the heater. The alarm was turned In at 10:53 a. m. A defective flue at the home of Mattie rieldx, Z00 West lTth Street sect firemen on a run at 1:48 p. m. Sunday. Damage was confined to the flue. This morning at 8:30 firemen were summoned to the horns of Harold Unlay, 1500 Sum­ merlin Avenue when another oU beatsr Oared. Again dam­ age waa confined to the beat­ er. o w e on the S t Johns River * (Eiw * Phone 322-2611 0 0 Zip Code 32771 0 0 “The Nile of America” 1 WEATHER: Partly cloudy Tuesday, not so cold; high tonight 36-44. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., JANUARY 18, 1965 - SANFORD, CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — Final preparations contin­ ued today for an attempt Tuesday to rocket a two-seat­ er Caia&L spaceship on It* ffnifl • unmahned test (light. -,l Engineers were scheduled to complete the loading of more than 300,000 pounds of propellants into two stages of the rocket in time for the final countdown to sta rt sev­ en hour* before the scheduled 9 a. m. EST launch. Mostly fair but windy w eather,w as forecast for the launch area with p a r t l y cloudy skies, 23-milc-nn-hour GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY of Kiwania in Sunford is proclaimed by trade winds and six-foot seas Mayor J. II. Crappa with officers of the local club. From left are M. R. expected in the recovery zone Strickland, chairman of the 50th anniversary celebration; Mayor Crapps 2,150 miles to the southuist. anil Kiwanis President Bill Frunsa. (Herald Photo) The flight will be a repeat of a mission that was halted about one second before blastoff last Dec. 9 by a hy­ draulic Irak in the Titan-2 rocket's first stage flight control system. The ll)9-foot rocket )s ex­ pected to boost the fullyequipped capsule 106 pdlea high and then ram it back "Locsit), appropriate pro­ ford and Seminole County. In­ A blsnk check will b*T pre­ toward earth's atmosphere at sented to Mayor J. II Crapps grams throughout the year creased emphasis will also be speeds up to 16,000 mph to Wednesday by Bill Fraasa, build up re-entry tempera­ president of the Sunford Ki have been planned to stimu­ given to projects dealing with late the club to greater com­ Boy* and Girls Committee tures of 1,740 degrees. i wanis Club at ceremonies at munity s e r in e and coopera­ work a> well as the club's The 19-minute sub-orbital I the Civic Center at noon. tion with all branches of local scholarship program,'' said hop is designed to test all Gemini's flight systems, its | The check will be for “ com­ government ‘ to promote Sun* Fraasa. munity services" which the protection aguinst the fiery Kiwanis organization Chairman of the Golden Anre-entry heat and its recov­ local | .will pledge to its home town niversary celebration is Ru­ ery equipment. A success will clear the as it celebrates the Golden pert Strickland. way for astronauts Virgil I. Anniversary Year of Kiwanis Mayor J II. Crlipps has International, Grissom and John W. Young Zigncd the proclamation call A special feature of the lun­ to make a three-orbit voyage Ing allrniion to the achieve­ in April or 5lay. Space cheon w ill be a huge blrlliday ments of the local Kiwanis agency officiate say a major cake glowing with 50 candles. Observances of the anniver­ failure could delay the In­ Club and the men of Kiwanis itial two-man flight by (our sary celebration will take lli F n n c rs Wester who have contributed unsel­ place throughout (he United or five months. Lake Maty Chamber of fishly to Uu- good of this com­ States this Week in the 5,3(XJ Com me i re withhold a special Kiwanis dubs in North Amer­ meeting in the Fire Halt at 8 munity. ica, the F ar East, Uie Carib­ p. in. Wednesday to hear re­ "1 declare this to he Klwsn bean and Western Europe. ports froni Sanford City is Golden Anniversary Week Munagi-r W. K Knowles on in Sanford and urge each and the propose 11 It ive r port Ma­ every citizen to Join me in wishing this organization of rina development. United Press International Knowles will bring first our fellow citizens a happy Record-breaking, bone-chill­ ham) information of the plan birthday and many more to ing cold gripped the heart of as engineers wre in town come tn the years that lie aDixie today while a new storm lignin lit this time and he will head,'' said the Mayor. spread fresh snow through the WASHINGTON tL’I'it — have i heir report to make Northeast. House Democrats met today p u b l i c . Californians were enjoying to approve a slate of com­ This new proposal of *xJune in January. Hundreds of mittee assignments that will panston on the waterway will thousands of persons streamed underline their better than affect the future of Sanford The program planning comto the beaches in tnid-BO de­ tu ii.ton n e control over the nod luiturally also affect gree weather. Lake Mary and other sur­ nutlce of the Seminole Cuunchamber. ly Chamber of Commerce Up North, new snow swept The meeting of the 294 rounding arras Members of the board of beautification committee will across liie eastern Great Lakes Democratic representatives state* and' Into the northern is expected to nitify without director» of the Lake Mary meet Friday at 10 a. m. tn the and central Appalachians. challenge t h e assignments Chamber state that they feel Chumher's conference room. I. K. Thompson, landscape Amounts were expected to tie made last week by Hie com­ it is "time Hu- community wakes up" and they strong­ engineer of the Florida State considerably lighter than the mittee on committee*. Republicans, with a total ly urge all residents of the Road Department, will he the weekend blizzards which lied up traffic and marooned of 141 committee spots to grneral area to attend this speaker. The meeting has been counties! person* across the fill, have not yet decided on meeting which will lie Infor­ called by A. L. Wilson, plann­ mal and open to everyone. assignments. Norlheasst. ing committee chairman. Community Service Check Pledged By Kiwanians Sanford Marina Topic Of Talk At Lake Mary Snow Sweeps Across North House Demos Decide Posts Beautification Meeting Slated Staff Changes Made A t Base Cdr. Warren J. Hoeller, chief staff officer to Use cornmender of Reconnaissance At­ tack Wing On* at Sanford Na­ val Air Station since 1963, is being transferred Wednesday. He has been ordered to BelUmore, Md . where he will serve as a Naval Bureau of Weapons representative at Westlnghouae, Cdr. Paul F. Werner, com­ manding officer of Reconna li­ cence Attack Squadron Five, until lait Saturday, will aseume tha chief ataff officer poet. Cdr. "Wallace L. Russell, former AVAILS executive of­ ficer, moved Into the top LAKELAND (UPI) — Frigid Florida farmer* who were tip nil niftht trying to bent back frost with water and smoking rubber faced tt&vere truck crop damage*1and some citrus losses today caused by a wayward arctic air mass. "This was, as fnr as vegetables are concerned, a very severe frost," War­ ren Johnson, of the Fed­ m JLVA... eral Froat Warning Service, said this morning. FLORIDA NO. 106 A thick blanket of smoke from burning tire* lay over MIAMI ( U N I —The Highthe central'Florida citrus belt way Patrol said a t least nine this mcming where weather­ people were -killed In traffle men said the temperatures accidents during the third ranged from 22 to 30. weekend of the new year. The smoke covered high­ ways until late this morning, causing hazardous driving LAKELAND (.UPI)— Ship­ conditions. ments of fresh oranges, av­ HEAVY FROST eraging about 700 earloada a "There was heavy frost all week recently, are nearly Second of five major con­ through the entire winter agri­ 1,000 carloads ahtad of this struction projects included in cultural arc* Including the time last year. the 1965 93 million construc­ lower east coast with 'Tong tion program a t Sanford durations of below freezing Naval £ l r Station was s ta rt­ temperatures," Johnson said. SAIGON { U P I)—Two _ p . ed today with ground break­ • Johnson said because of the S. Army, officer, adviser* ar% ing ceremonies. consldtruble citrus protection believed to be missing In ac­ Cept. C. W. Swanson, sta ­ steps that were taken there tion /today in the northwest tion commanding officer, and will probably Just be a alight province of Binh Tuy, 75 CapL James O. Mayo, wing percentage of fruit damage. miles northeast of Saigon. commander, had the honor of "There was probably some digging the first shove) of earth for a new hangar and frozen fruit in tha unprotected MOSCOW ( U P I ) — Russia office-shop building complex, groves and In the colder loca­ tions. Some tendrr ne‘w trees has warned the United States a 9242,290 construction Job. Strode Construction Com­ growth wna probably also nut to harbor any "illuilone" about its willingness to go to pany, of Cocoa Beach, is con- damaged. "There are probably no ten­ the aid of North Viet Nam aliueting the buildings which will house an entire squadron. der vegetables left in north in the event of widened hos­ The rigid frame, prefabricat­ and central Florida," Johnson tilities in Indo-China. ed steel structures are being said. built at the southwest edge He said hardy trurk c rops in LYONS, France (U P I) — of the station'! aircraft park­ central Florida also suffered 4 Cardinal Pierra-Marla Gerling apron adjarent to the ex­ some damage. In the Ever­ ier, highest Roman Catholle isting hangar*. glades and along the south­ Target completion date* east coast the temperatures authority In France, died Sunday at the age of 85. Ha are March for the shop and ranged from 23 to 32. bore the title of archbishop office building and July for SEVERE DAMAGE of Lyuns and primate of tha the hangar. •Tn the Everglades tender Gault. Major construction projects approved and funded by Con- vegetables were severely dam­ gfasY 'Lst fall in addition to aged, and In the lower east NEW ORLEANS (U PI) — the on* launched today In­ coast there will be seme dam­ Juanita Castro, refuge* alsclude an aircraft parking age. "These temperatures were ter of the Cuban premier, area, an aircraft maintenance hangar, a facility for check­ even low enough to ilamnge sahl the Cuban people are becoming disenchanted with ing the power of jet engines, sugar cane,” Johnson said. Sugar cane became a major her brother’s regime. She and extension of tha base central Florida crop follow­ said 90 per cent of Cuba's sewerage system. residents would Work is alrrady underwuy ing the embargo on Cuban remaining welcome a chance to do some­ on the sewerage project. grown sugar. Contracts have not hern let Strawberries in e e n t r a l thing about 1L for the other Job*. H onda tbul were net protect­ ed probably were killed, John­ RUNNEL ( U P I ) — Flagler son said. "But there Is on* thing," County deputy s h e r i f f s searched.the cold water* of he added, “ they have been Crescent Laka today for having a lot of trouble with three men from Jacksonville weeds in the strawberry fields , hejieved rlii____ „ _____ _________ to have drowned because of the warm, moist f t , fl i k « h | | A bo. t U ] _i_ I.M I...I it.,. ja r . . m Not many people are fortu air. 'BJr» frost killed the ing (be tho men was found □ete enough to visit Florida weeds.’1® capsized yesterday afternoon, twice in one day and get aTrufk farmers in southeast about Sd hours after they left way from the snow and ice Florid* were counting losses. a fishing camp. now covering the North. Homestead, south of Miami, However, MsJ, Leo Butncr reported 27 degiees at fi a.m. Jr. and his crew of the Strate­ GAINESVILLE (U P I) — A gic Air Command were able college couple lost In a cava to do Just that. northwest of her* since noon When on a routine flight Sales tax collections for Sunday was found early to­ from Lockburne AFB, they Seminole County continued to day by an Alachua County left Columbus, Ohio, aboard rise during. December, accord- sheriff’s department search his 1147 Jet atwul 8 o'clock Ing to J. Ed "Straughn. direc­ tcum. Jans Sniffen, a 21-yearlast Friday morning. tor of the Florida Revenue old U n i v e r s i ty of Florida In a Hx-hour-flight they Commission, with a total of [student, and George Miller, were In Florida, leaving 14 j (94,668.15. T h i s compures 20, a student at Florida State degree temperature and fly­ with the November ylefd of University, became lost while ing Into 70 degree temperature (92,781.91 and the previous exploring Warren’s Cava, ■t destination. December total of (85,989.44. about eight mils* from here. On returning to Columbus, they found over a foot of snow covering the runway which prevented landing. o p e n Fr id a y Reluming to Florida they NITE T IL 9 landed at McCoy AFB to spend the night, until the Columbus runway could be clear­ ed. Major Butncr motored to Sanford and phoned his moth­ er and father,' who were hav­ ing dinner a t ' t h e Elks Club with Mr. and Wrl. C. L. Butner. He spent an enjoyable eve­ ning Wttlh them. He left SenONLY ford et 8 e.m., Joined his crew and once again took off for his home base. Traffic Toll 9 \l Million Building Jobs Start At Base Final Testing Of Spaceship Set Tuesday squadron position. The squadrop is now operating In the South China Sea. Cdr. David E. Dearolph is the new executive oUlrer. Uolll Commander Werner arrives In Sanford, Cdr. Don­ ald Munday, the last comman­ ding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven, Detachment Eight, which recently merged with V’AH-i, will serve a t tem­ porary chief staff officer. During his tour aa chief staff officer, Commander Hoeller witnessed eeverel Impor­ tant , achievements. He aaw the new RA-5C Vigilante in­ troduced, (he Wing change from heavy attack tn recon- naiasance,- end the organiza­ tion become a world-wide op­ eration. Prior to becoming t h e wing’s chief »t*lf officer, Commander Hoellcr served as a project officer on the A-5A Vigilante aircraft development program and later as VAH-I executive officer. , He and his wife, the former Mias Frances Hazel bud, of Prrryville, Mo., reside with their three children el 1104 Cornell Drive. Commander Werner, one of the first naval officers to fly an RA-5C, served RVAH-S executive officer prior to as­ suming command in 1963. The Jemeslown (N Y .) nsUve, bis wife, the former Ma­ ry Anne Emerson, of Virginia Beach, Va., and their two eons, Christian and Claiborne, reside at 1Z2 West Coleman Circle. Commander Bussell, RVAH5 commanding officer, la a former member of the Wing ataff, where he served a s .o p ­ erations officer. He and hia wl/a, tha former Miss Kathleen Mead McLau­ ghlin, of Washington, P . C., reside with their three eons, James, John aqd David, at 204 Ridge Road, Sanford. J . Oranges Ahead Yanks Missing ~ . , ------ w t w i i i : Reds Warn U. S. Cardinal Dies ‘Disenchanted’ II Men Lost Major Visits Twice In Day Students Found Sales Tax Up SPECIAL! BATH ENSEMBLE Church Building Being Demolished SET City craws today began rasing tha M. E. Trinity Church, - Sixth Street and Sanford Avanus, IA a special agreement with Ihs church officials. Tha building had basn con­ demned sometime ago by tha city and an agreement was reached whereby tha city would da tha work for a flat fa*. • Lid Cover • IP* x 18" Oblong Mat • Two-Ton* Striping • Thick Sayan-Nylon Pita • Skid Resist • While, Pink. 5 1 i f _ * �• * < ! f J. I' A * Wife BittTorB # Pnt?« 2— Mon. Jan. 18, '65 VrraTB U . S . Launches. Plan To Prevent Cut « \ * *"*, » P,lnfiT-.naaiat=» R Your Own Taxes - 11 § By Ray De Crane Newapaper Enterprise Aaan. "Internal Revenue glveth; Internal Revenue t a k e t h ATLANTA ( U P I ) — The Pub-1 $3 million federal approprl* methods, of killing the mos­ away.” This somewhat irreverent lie Health Service h n Uunch- tlon. A* mouey become* avail quito-destroying ItJ breeding places and spraying with a so­ parody turns up two major ed a program to prevent * l ahle un<ler ,he « * • * • “ pro gram, It will be extended to lution of DDT. changes In th t 19*4 Revenue potentially deadly linkup in the other states. The offending mosquito has Act. In one the taxpayer got the aouth-eaatern United Stale* Strict quarantine measure! already been eliminated In a break and a new deduction ot a lrui, a morqullo and are enforced at ill ports of en­ most South American counauiceptlble population. try to guard against the yellow rtics, although these nations was created. In the other a If the three ever get together fever virus being brought Into continue to have cases of jun­ former deduction has been the oldtime (courage of yel­ this country. But if the *«5des gle yellow fever In which the partially eliminated. low fever that took thousand* aegypti mosquito I* eradicated, vims is harbored by monkeys. Of course, Internal Revenue of live* a * late a* 1005 could there will he double protec­ la merely the whipping boy. One Home Left once again become a grim tion against the threat of a The one remaining strong­ Congress makes all the tax reality. yellow fever outbreak. hold of the aedes aegypti, said law changea and then turns "All we need li a virus to The Public Health Service trigger off an outbreak,” said conducted a four-year pilot Fontaine, "la a 300,000 square over the job of collection and Russell E. Fontaine, assistant project in the Pensacola, Fla , mile area involving the 10 enforcement to IKH, The "good” change was on chief of the Aedes Aegypti E ra­ area In 1BSS-62 to map the host states from South Carolina to dication branch of the Federal methods of carrying out the Texas, Puerto Rico and the moving axpenses. Heretofore viewtd aa a personal expense Communicable Disease Center 10-state eradication Job. From Virgon Islands.” The program not only wilt item and never deductible, exhere. that study evolved Hie current eliminate the possibility of a penset of moving your house­ "We do have the susceptible yellow fever epidemic In this hold belongings from one city population and we do have country, lie noted, but also to another when employment the mosquito," Fontaine added, will fulfill an American pro­ la changed or where an em­ noting that the a«des aegypti mise to carry out the program, ployer order* the transfer are also spreads dengue, or breakmade to the Pan American now’fully deductible. bone fever. Health Organization. It will The "lake away" change To forestall the possibility prevent accidental exporta­ of a yellow fever epidemic, the concern* caiuelty and theft By Maryann Miles tion of (he aedes aegypti from federal government ha* un deductions. They are now the United States to other Weslhersfield Civic Assocla dertaken the huge task of era' tightened up with the result dicating the aedcs aegypti lion will meet st t p. m. Tuns countries subject to yellow many tuch deduction* will dis­ mosquito — the species that day in the Teenage clubhouse, fever outbreaks, appear on 1004 tax rtturns. breeds transmits the disease to hu­ "The Shack,” for a business The aedes aegypti First th* good nawa. A de­ session to which attendance of! close to man, in water collect mans — from 10 southern duction la now allowed for th* states which thay Infest. His all residents In the community ed In tin cans, tires, birdbslhs expense of moving household li urged. ! and flower pots. Elimination of •tales Involved are Texas, good#- and personal effert*Florid a ' ' A] aisa ma7~Mu its thiols Td~Mar e h a IMS utility hill these breeding place*- add Hortda, AJabemSf Mtaet.atppX ^ with UDJ repe.UxH*10' the transportation expert.Arkansss,-Georgia, Louisiana, **- of th* taxpayer and hit Tenneasee, North Carolina and are to remain on through the usually destroy! Un> mosquito, family end reasonable sxpsniFontaine said. Rut only after coming year. Last week a airSouth Carolina. able donation toward this a three-year period of surveil­ •a for msal* and lodging Program Under Way while In transit. The eradication program Is amount was presented the lance may an area he declared This maana th a t If you free of the mosquito. . already under way In Florida, association by Cecil Cum­ were forced to move from New " I t ’s almost In the nature of mings, Winter Perk bulkier Texas, Puerto Rico and the undertaking the impossible,” York to California becauee of Virgin Islands, financed by a and developer of the »rrs. a transfer or • complete Mrs, Glenn/Hartwell, secre- Fontaine added. tary-trrisurer, advisee that two thirds of the Weathersfield residents are members of the association and their dues and contributions are the sole support for community Rjr Jane Casselberry and improve­ George Dabha, principal of maintenance Rear Laka Elementary School, ments, Handbills will be dis. will represent the Seminole tributod reminding the. mem­ County Counrll of Parent- bers that dues are payable Teacher Associations at a leg­ in March. islative workshop to be held In T a i l s h n e s e a Tuesday through Thursday. Them will be no meeting This workshop is sponsored by the legislative committee tills month of the Lyman of the Florida Congress o f 'H ig h School Parent-Teacher Parente and Teachers In co- Association. The meeting reg. operation with The Florida jiilarly scheduled for the third Institute for Continuing Uni­ Tuesday has been postponed until H p. m., Fell. 10. versity Htudlea. , • * New Outbreak O f Yellow Fever Wealhersfield Faces Light Bill «■ * change in employment the i (See Statement) 2,070.00 coat of your mover, expenaes Incurred driving your personal Adjusted Gross Inrome ___ _ car or for plane, train or bus $11,380.00 fare for your entire family, In his separate statement meals en route and the cost of attached to hit return the tax­ hotel and motel accommoda­ payer would explain the move tions until you reach your des­ and then recite hi* expenses tination are fully deductible. Certain conditions must be in this fashion: met before the deduction is Fee to Ac* Cartage Co........ *1,820.00 taken. The»e must ‘be unre205.00 imhursed expenses. If the em­ Auto Expense ___ ployer paid all the expenses, Motel (0 persons, 4 nights) . * 120.00 you have no deduction. If the 125.00 employer gave you a flat sum Meals ......................... tov^rd the expenses, then his With his adjusted gross in­ contribution would be added come down to $11,380, the tax­ to your gross Income and the payer could continue on Page cost of moving plus all the 2 either to Itemize hi* deduc­ "fringes” would be fully de­ tions or take either nf the ductible.optional me^hpd* which would Th* deduction ie allowed allow him a maximum of $),only If the new place *f' em­ 000, In lieu of deduction*. ployment is at least I'O miles A new $100 deductible feat­ farther from the former res­ ure has been Introduced in idence than was his former casualty and theft deductions. place of work. Furthermore, Formarly ell such lostei were In th* first year following fully deductible If the taxpay­ the move the taxpayer* must er wai not reimbursed through lie he a full-time employe In Ineurance. the general location of th* Beginning with your 10U4 new work area for at least return th* deduction from three-fourths of th* time. If these sources Is limited to th# you were reimbursed by your excess beyond $100. In brief, employer for th* move this th* flret $100 of th* loea la qualification does not apply. on you. Thle floor must be Th* best pert of all Is that applied to each lota or each thla la a Pag* 1 deduction on accident. You may not total th* tax form. This maana that up all your losses for th* year kfter the deduction le taken land then tl eubtracV-tbe-$100, th* opllonif standanT dr<f$S h t c ite of auto accident* tlon or the f|*w minimum big eource of tuch caiuelty standard deduction can still deduction* In th* past—* $100 be taken. Th* Peg* 1 part of deductible feature generally th* return would then look protected the motorist againit Ilk* thla: • * all loaaea beyond $100, And Salary from Ajax C o rp .___ _ now Congreae he closed the ----111,400.00 door agatnat charging off the Lest Moving Expenaes first $100 on your tax return. (NEXT: Th* "Other Deduc­ tions” Grab Bag.) You can get additional, val­ uable tax help from a new 64-page book "Cut Your Own Taxes,” available only through this newapaper, - like book contains all of the information Included In the aerlea appearing In thle newa­ paper PLUS much more. To order a copy tend your name, addrete and 50 cent# to "Cut Your Own Taxes," c/o (San­ ford Herald), P. O. Box 4H9, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y, f E 'C K E R D R f S ^ ^ ru crSto re^ ^ ^ TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY COUPON SPECIALS SWIFTS ICE CREAM Famous Gold Crest Half Gallon Assorted Flavors PINE OIL Calm Aviator Lands On Road Famous Surt-Pi Full Pint Reg. 39c CORTEZ, Colo, (urn — Taul Wilson, a private pilot, was returning on a flight from Bryce Canyon, Utah, when he was told the Cortes airport w*» fogged'ln and that a near-by gravel strip was too muddy to hind. Wilson calmly radioed the Colorado elate patrol to clear a section of highway U. S. Ifid and landed hia single engine craft there. (limit 1 with m a n Itim w.e. 1/lfl g g ftonEg Oven Cleaner 7*Oi. Aerosol Reg. 79c l-FLUSH CLEARANCE SALE1 BARCTTN?^ Toilet Bowl Cleaner 20-ox. Can—Crystals G A LO R E! Reg. 27c (l i mi t I »Uh h u m s t*rv W«*. t/**) MANUEL JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORE mrams? •t i i i i h t i i k m i u lekerV’t Seper-Pa!—310 Ceeat — I . hole (liter popor A loroele at 4tc Ironing Board Cover Pull tlie, icerck rvtMaat, illlcanlud — Camfsia at Itc. APPLESAUCE LARGE SIZE THRIFTY Limit 1 With 15.00 Order S 3.000,00 . . . . Nun* A H , FRUIT FLAVORS rjj.ooooo 1 7ft I I 1.114 III t | It.ooo.iO Nbli# J a m a s W. A htll f t a l a o f K lo rld a, C o u a i y o f Sainlnula. aai - • w e r e ( e a n 4 ew beertbad b a f e r a m s t h i s 1 K b d a y o t J a * . u a r y . m i . e n d I b t r s b y c s i 'i l fy ( b a t t a m s o l a a e f f l c t r o r dir• • t o r o t i b la b a n k . My cemmlaatea aspires April T. 1SII I 'a l r l i k a Robllsh A*a II, ISIS t - / a. Vlnaua, N » u t | - * publle 2 jfKFY CORN MUFFIN MIX EA. . . . 10c QT. BLEACH- . 10c NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE OLEO 25 1/20) TONI PERMANENT 1 14 0o 10 . . . 5c 3 7 th ru Wed COUPON c ROLL (Lim it 1 w ith i * u t *0 thrw Ww4. 1/20 1 Limit 2 With 15.00 Order COUPON HERSHEY OR HENDERSON * -*1 HERSHEY'S Lconomy His* Can SUGAR SUGAR SCHOOL BOY BAG APPLES (L im i t t w i t h u u f M l-LB. SOLID LIMIT 3 WITH $5.00 ORDER 3 FOR Bottle of 25 Reg. 59c BLUE SEAL LIMIT 2 WITH $5.00 ORDER ISLAND MAINE OIL SARDINES ALKA-SELTZER SIRLOIN JELLO ‘ ms a 59 COUPON F U L L CUT HOUND FAB 19 Von* l i . 117 10 m ■Tiinun’J m n u j L n u a FRENCH FRIES . . . 10c Nona sm ( l i m i t 1 with t e u n n t h r u Wind. 1/ 2 0 ) CLUB t 07.. PKG. FABULOUS Jumbo alia plastic— full 54-In. long with f " T ' uxlb > -'per and non-till frame— $1.18 Value STEAK LIMIT 2 WITH $3.ua'OKDEK •MB. G" FROZEN c o u po n V GARMENT BAG NO. 301 f t NS Von# r R Cleats , nirari-rs M a m i e A. W e r e , J r . IV. (1. Klibra I r i t Tmpm WIENERS HTOKKLY 1/20) M j g M B M If \9/f Wl <P/ZVW£t«/*Vt/1\9JI\PJJ v m it iiik IT « 1 t 14 M b O errset— A lteet: k A in m n c s y Ml ?M 7R Non*a 11.711 44 I, Jsmee W. Absir. C«ahUr, of thi above-nsmsd bank, io eoltmnly affirm Ihsl (his of cMvdtllon Is Irus 'snU eorrset, le ths bast nf my knowledcs and b*ll«f. if NECK BONES MACARONI kktlllN ATO A AM» ti pi*tlgrd tir issliitN ■> 1.. »n ui a I la bl III tva and for ml bar purpovaa (Inciudlna notaa and bills r»diRruunt*d and aarurItl*ft oald With afr**m*nt 4o rapurrhaaal ...................................... ... (al leoana a* ihoan above ara after detjur.tlmj nf valuation faaorvaa nf --- ------- , fb) MerurllL* a* thawn aliovo ara after deduct lull uf vjHuatkin fraorvta nf - .......... ^ ■h ( L im i t | w i t h a a u H n t h r u W M SflUKFINE SPAGHETTI O R T O T A L LI AMI L1TIKA ASH C A P I T A L ACCOUNTS / 98c V a lu e 1.109 I I I 7« ----------- ----- T O T A L C A P I T A L ACCOI NTO t M ICRIN Il-Ol. Slta Mlrrln Am ineptic MEATY 1.711.771 nt tun ruin fin t no,non on 1/20) ymramarstm C O U P O N I 1*1.170 14 ca pita l A r r o r m Capital: ta) r’onimon aim k. total par valu* 9100,000 0ft tb) Prafarrad aturk, total par \alut I Nona, total r§lirabl* valu* I Nona rr> capital n«taa and d*t>*ntur*a I Nona It 11r 1*1u» 1*ndl rld*d pro ft 1* Ittaanra land rot Ir licit nt arrtiunt for prvf*rr*d rapHal) ---------- M . . 27 ( lim it 1 witft (oupos thru Wo4 a M ^ R M S S S M B B J B S H S tt S M M B M S L 4 t h . Ht. & S a n f o r d A ve. TOTAL MAniUTir.fi (■KAL I 0 >k h 914,170 11 39 C O U P O N K ra E W K M lino w. iath. st. 4 ! ( l i m i t 1 wltft coupon t h r u Wad, 1/20) 1 Convenient Loratlonat __ TOTAL AiSCTf ____ ___________ VI %n n . n i r . a I>*mand riwpo#ll« of Indlvptuel«, purifier. apip*. Mint i<tfjin rail oha Tim* ami aavlhka dapoalta of Individual*, partnorehlpa, and rorporaifona -----—— _ Dapoalt* of United Ktma* (lov*rnm*nt (Iflrtudfftf poatal a ivlnjii . . .., , T— TJ4’Po*ifa of fHotee and p<>11tfral auMlviabiaa _ Dlpoaita of PauliR . . ..... .... .... Carl If lad and nf fj('#r»" ctiauka, #fij TOTAli V>RI*OflITfi •141l,f&S«0 (a » Total da maud dtpoaila It.lul.l}! n| 4b> Total 11in• and aavlhfi dap»»lia , ll.io l.lli II U f i t t r u i i or otbar liana I Nona o« bank pr*ml*ei and | Non* on oth*r r*a1 aatat* „ ___ 9l*dl*rounta and otbar liabillit*# for borrow**! iiiriiiry Acwaptaii ua* **•<■«Iad l»y or ftir arc mint of Ihit * bank and Aufatandhii ___ f»i h• r litblllttaa ........ c o u po n Notebook Paper Meeting Off nr.PoiiT o r r o w n r r i o * o r ” n rnxrnn 9j LB. nf ftilHn In tlu> •Inf* »f Florida At the rlnnn of ttuelnree or li*«*tntinr B1, INI. AaMCTi Cnth, hiUnro* nvlrti nUhOir htrtkt, and *>«nit Kimi In prof*** ««f (’illfrtlo i ---- —... 411,1701! ViiMf'l Nlntoa tltiVf rum* nt o hII r* Mc ni t i n 6ii 1* etirfH inifl irii«r»nto 14 7 i 3 • » Oliltff al lone of Hfniin ami pollllml mih-lIvmi-iti 4>lh«*i bontl*. neat as, an<1 itabant nr »■ i !nr 1ii>llna I Non* ••rurltloa of Ferleril • ••miee Non# an«l «M»rp'>ratiflbR not tufttantoM by VP ) Corporata *totki (lnoluillri* 9 Nona atork __n ____ r, None of Fart oral na*«*rv* Tl unlit) end dlarfiitiiifl (Iruhirllnu | Non UVf rtfVftfll I __ 1.211 719 l> flank pf rni'laaa n* nail V1»i»'•:!»T !*S, furnI i it r a a ti f! f Ia:fn r #a 11*, 11I I I .-— 49,090.10 tllank promlaoe t*wft**! ir r ■ijhjer'f to I Non a 1lap a*nut aiiuinrl by ban^t . „ i on 00 Rati aalatt Awnai Mhor than bank pr#ml#e« Investment# wndyelher «•*#(• Indirectly rapraaantinc bank prOmliee or of bar ran! fatal** «. Nona fualomarg1 IlnMiy? to thta bank nn Non* •ecOptineoe otiUUndln* ..._ ..................... — Oihar aaa*ta ...... -...... .......— ll.nftl II frryX/adrailfe'Trn COUPON CENTER CUT PO R K CHOPS Legal Notice 49 f lin t il I • I l k r t v N S thru Wed. 1/30) .Dabbs To Attend PTA Workshop c o u p o n EASY-OFF STOREWIDE -• UBJOMSm. COUPON 5 LB. BAG LIMIT 1 R e g . 98c ( l i m i t | w ith ewupen t h r u W'»<4. 1 /tOt UBUI65MMM!UasaiUBlZE3CB!DSJE 39 n B M iM l! C O U P O N IP A N A Medium Siie 35c Value WITH *5.00 ORDER TOOTH PASTE 2 -3 5 IkWatl I w l k M « M . ISrv Im . GOLDEN RIPE B A N A N A S / t .1 0 1 EREtill GREEN C A B B A G E 5' S[ / i /MI �r J t / . . XT* ■-----* - * . % . • 4 ». Sb'r ftanTnrb S fO iQ \ M o n . Jfin. 18, *65— Pftffc 3 1 Mrs. Goit Is Guest Speaker For South Seminole CTP • *• «* fr, . standards of their profession. During the child's elemen­ tary school years the teacher most influence* his character, next to the parents. She add­ ed that it doesn’t matter how ‘much academic knowledge a teacher may possess, he or she will fail If they do not have the ability to get along with children. , The devotional was jjJvcn by Othel Sullivan, fourth grade teacher. Christy M- Harp, principal, urged all parents of pre­ schoolers who will bo entering firrt grade at South Seminole next fall to attend the readi­ ness clinics in order to bettor prepare their child for starting school. The first of three,ses­ sions will he held Jan. 2(1 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The school'*’ physical educa­ tion program is being expand­ ed to include many of Die ex­ ercises recommended by the President's Physical Fitness Program. Harp introduced Mrs. Edna Dean, new second grade teach­ er to replaced Mrs. Rachel Snyder who took a leave of absence to further her educa­ tion. , — A’' Rntrk—’Pair-will be con­ d u c e d .in. Pcb. 1-5 with mothers on d u ty T~ to tak? orijers. ThF Urge se­ lection of children's books will he on display during school hourscapd at the February 2 CTP meeting which also will be Fathers Night and will featura.an open house, By Jane Casselberry South Seminole Elementary CTP heard a talk by Mr*. Mai caret L. Goit, county supervDor of elementary schools, on "The Importance of the Hole of the Teacher in Elo.pientary Education" Tuesday . night in the school auditorr ium. She said that tCHching is the largest and perhaps the most misunderstood profession and that teachers themselves have worked to raise the High Twelves * Continue Talks On Heart tty Mildred Ilaney The first regular meeting of the Deltona High Twelvhtns for the new year was held Wednesday, Jan. 13 at noon in the Deltona Communf ity House. This meeting was * open to all wives of members and' other persons who felt interest on the subject of heart affliction, tha symp­ toms and treatment. _____ speaker wasT5r. Cuii .- P e r e r tif Sanford, a recognis­ ed heart specialist, who took as his subject for this meet­ ing "F irst Aid ire Event of _ Heart Attack." This was the * third in a series of heart lec­ tures given by Dr. Peres at High Twelve meetings and many of those in attendance at past lectures have ex­ pressed great interest. Those who attended brought their own sandwich lunch and enjoyed the coffee which was served. PTA Council To Meet n» Jane Casselberry •Seminole County Council of Parent -Teacher Associations will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 0:30 a m at Pincrrotst Elementary School in Sanford, Dr. Frank Leone of the County Health Department will present a program on health. Mrs. (ieoige Hearn, council president, invites anyone inlocated ip the health and welfare of Iheir children to attend whether or not they are riiemhers of any PTA. Clinic mothers especially are urged to attend. •i ,» , . SO ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE . . . WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS CANNED HAMS • d a i r y s p e c ia ls • Margarine Mb. Filfikury'i Testy Danish Rolls 9 Vi-ox. Con NOW OPEN Bob’s and Otto’s Barber Shop IN THE NEW Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-SI Operated Dy BOB WILKERSON 29 < ____ ■ --=~«3CT55EJi .....i'* • fro z e n foods • Birdi Eft Frostn Green Peas Course Planned 5 IT M On Fighting Minut* Maid Pros** Brush Fires PR ICES A RE E F F E C T IV E M O N ., T U E S ., W E D , J A N . 18, 19, 20, 1965 Orange Delight [ty Jsn r Casselberry County Ranger Al H an is has announced an eight hour training course in fighting brush fires for members of l the Altamonte Springs and Forest City Volunteer Fire Departments which will he conducted starting Tuesday of this week at 7 p. m. al the Altamonte Fir# Station. The course is similar to the one presented by the Florida Fire College for fighting structural fires ami everyone attending at least seven hours (will receive a rrrtifieatr In addition to Tuesday < night's two houi seksmn, classes also are scheduled for Wednesday of this week and I Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. 6 - o i, cant NO MATTER HOW CAREFULLY YOU HANDLE YOUR PAYCHECK, 79' Minut, M«id Press* Orange Delight O 1 2 -o i. <*| SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF . . . BONELESS cant DETERGENT U AMRM 1 ■I d i l l • • • . • • Sw ift's Premium (by the piece) • U. S. NO. I ALL PURPOSE POTATOES 4 9 ' 10 Sw ift's Premium Sliced Chopped PENNY-SAVER d o w n p ro d u c e lane • ROUND R O A S T Lb 8 9 * A LL PURPOSE DETERGENT SPECIAL! 6-ox. 1 A c pkg. & J T lb . bag Jumbo Bologna . . r 39* H erm an’s O.B. Breakfast Link Following the meeting re­ freshments were served by the seventh grade home room mothrrs. ( 2 9 ' etn. School Problems Discussed By Panel For PTA Program By Ja n , Ca«»rlhetry Prineipal John Angel of South Seminole Junior High School served as moderator for a panel discussion at the PTA meeting Tuesday night in the school rafetorium. School problems sver, disrusseil by faculty members serving on the panel, Mrs. Jo Ann Rowe, Mrs. Kay Stuts­ man, Fred Taylor, Jo , Akerman, and Charles Allen. The devotional was given by Micharl Durak, a member of the faculty. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, pres­ ident. who reported on the school hoard meetings in San­ ford which she attended. An­ gel gave a report on the state PTA convention held in Biadenton, Nov. 17-10. Mrs. Frank Stcudle gave a short talk on PTA Founders' Day nurmully observed in February. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Laird w*re appointed co-chair­ men of the beautification com­ mittee. The PTA will sponsor a hootenanny in March as a fund raising event under the direction of Mrs. C. I- Cooper. Volunteers arc needed in the school library to help ralalog the new books recently received. PLUS 100 EXTRA S fr H GREEN STAMPS WITH COUPON 5 lb. can PuhTii Com Oil LIMIT 1 PLEASE WITH PURCHASES OF $3-00 OR MORE S a u s a g e • E: 35* □ To m ato S o u p □ M uffin M ix * . □ P ru n e Ju ice • • 3 Heins Flavorful -• rcg. can 10 Jiffy Corn CLIP AND REDEEM THESE VALUABLE S & H GREEN STAMP COUPONS 8 '/j-ox. ^ 0 pkg. TOMATO KETCHUP Lady Betty Delicious lO O M W X M O O c .’ boti. $ | ■ • G re e n S ta m p s S ■4* *»• ( i mi !*•(&«* «!a Swift's Premium Bm c Iim * Ctnntd Himi 5-lb. ««n | J . 7 t • spires W»d . Jinusrr IHI 14 OB Joan of Art Red K id n e y B e a n s r a J M S M M M l! Household Bleach * 2 .™ 2 9 * bol ° C lo r o x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lO O v s y B io o REGULAR SIZE HEINZ TANGY C JjU G r e e n S t a m p s 39' ______ _________ ^ - 1 Rrt Idk A f v « Lfilim $2 v«lw« 12-os. sisa $1.10 plus tux Fortunately, there 1* a simple solution. We can put cash in your pocket in no time tlaL • *» •'* * W*A.. M 5M M 5M M 1I 1 Our Lows Facllltw, Are Streamlined For Fast Action. 0 ?§> '3r S SANFORD 111 W first SI 322 3743 - ORLANDO 421 R Oraa|t Art.........474 360S 401 W Central Bird, 423 6493 l24J£.-Colflfli»l Dr.. 42S2MI : ^ 1 0 0 HOURS: MON.. TI ES. WFO. SAT• 8:30-7:00 Till'KS., Fill., 8:30 - 9:00 MG OR MlNTHOL RISE INSTANT SHAVt BOMB Seminole Plaza, Casselberry 11-os. sisa 98c ••bum — G.A.C.— FINANCE 0 G re e n S ta m p s ^ LOANS UP TO SSOO C O N D O N A T I O N Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford 20. I M S W r f - i * R u # r y 2D. I M S HOURS: • - I, MON. • SAT. 1 0 0 ^ ^ 1 0 0 Jyl O■ * rAa'l erw nw i 0,4Ss rtAawm ps , »t MODUS SANITARY NAPKINS 2 12-ct. sisa 89« •apiPM W N . J t R u * r r I S li 1 0 0 ^ ^ 1 0 0 G re e n S ta m p s ° ^ dS null m i rm t*«*»«* MAXWILL HOUSt INSTANT COFflf 6-oi. Jor $1,10 » > « HMd. se. isee M S M J lM S M M i 5 0 0‘exT" F R E E* W iWRSSFmi i J/fl O r a a n S t a m p s a t A At, U > w m i m n k m t •* Jwih'» f i , * k n Fur, ■ IIF FR A N K S — ►>— Tsrnaw's .Ceek*4 a. Baked ILICID HAM 6-ea. *k» 49e Ik. 6 9 , w a . tu w n se . i s m Jftl G«**rSU,e e—mnm mSi wt *au m ps < •* | mmmmmrn c= * OW OlO mOMMOl ’t �) . - ; • \ • --- U^J 1—Proper Equipment By Jo* Norrt* W ritten F or NBA Hall of Earner Frank Benkovle, elected to member­ ship In 19(8, Is an acknowledged expert on equipment fo r bowling. Be got th a t reputation through lifelong itudy of tha sport and. peraonal tooting of aqulpment Innovations. , I t ’s tn is for bowling as In all other Individual aparta, th a t how hla equipment fit* a player la vital t* his per­ formance. And a bowler can equip .himself with a cus­ tom-fitted boll, shoe* and bag for under (50. On many occasions, I ’va haard Frank tall haw critical ball fit la to (coring potaiftial. A beginner* can taka advantaga of fraa ball usa a t hla bowling caatsr, but when ha progress** Into regular play, h* should g et ex­ pert help on the choice of a personal hall. A hall matched to a -howler's statu ra and styla by weight and finger hole specifications will help ImproVs scores. ■ . . i» _ (Next: Lightweight ehamplan) Floundering Fistic Industry Hear Panaceas S ijr Page 6— Mon. Jan. 18, '65 fta n f o r b - K rralfr * ___ • Benefit For Heart Fund Set Jan 31 A t Mayfair Weekend Sports Summary Lions Down Melbourne By Marshall Lingo , Seminole Hi Cagers Drop Double ^Header By IlsTld Hlgflnbothsm Herald flports Writer The Samlnola High eager* d i f l p p j d ^ doubly “ f fflfty losing to lh*'C6I6n!al High Grenadier* 41 to (9 F ri­ day night and 48 to 62 to the Tituvillas Terriers on S atur­ day. The Jay Veee split a pair winning over Colonial 60 to 40 and loilng to Titusville 44 to 40. All four of the gnmes play­ ed at Seminole High were hard hitting, rough competi­ tion, but the Trib* never looked better, especially against tha Tcrrlcra. In the Titusville game Ron Hinson lot the Tribe in points with 12 and Gary Loyd was right behind him with 11 Steve Groover had eight and Buddy Stumpf hail four with Chuck I’lgntt and D on-Nich­ olas making two each. I’aul I / ’ltoy lead the Baby Tribe against Titusville with 10 points and Wayne Bumsli-nd was second with nine. Wally Ji-rnignn and Mark IUhora made eight each and Ron Dudley made four with Larry Hodges making two. Gary Loyd waa high man for the Hcminoirs In the Co­ lonial jilt with 16 points and Stumpf and Murray tied for sreond with eight each. Hin­ son had four, l.amar Oxford had three, J i f f Williams and Nicholai had two each and Groover had one. 1* Wayne llurnslead lead the NBA Failed I’rrss InUrattloQsl Eastern Division W 1. Itoitou 39 r Ctnctnnsti 30 it Philadelphia 21 22 New York IS 30 Western DHIiloo W' 1. Jjot Angel** 24 JO St. Louis 21 80 Ualtimora 21 » Detroit 14 J0 Sen Francisco 11 35 Sunday's Rrsulls Boston 101' C’tnclnnsti OS •>1 IjouU 111 lx>i Angsles 105 Only games scheduled Monday's Games Phils, vs. Dst at Cleve. Only gam* scheduled Tussdiy'a Game* St. Ix>uit at Cincinnati Phil* va. Del at Toledo Only games scheduled Legal Notice KJtKU P. U TIU N Q K . Deres.eC r i v a l . tvrvrUM Nottes la hereby siren ihel Ihe undrrels at 4 will, on Ihe tlih day at February, A. r> Dll. present ts the MenereMe feuntv Judea el St inlnole County, Florida. hie tlnal re­ turn. arciiunt and Vouehere, he Kieruter Sf Ihe Estate of KURD |*. STRANOB, Maceeerd, and hi said dims, then end t her*, auks eppllaellene te Ihe eeld J u i t s for a final eettlemtnt of his admlnlstrhtlsn of ee)<l reieie. and for an order discharging him oe auoh Ete. culof. D a t e d t h l e t h e IS th J a n u a r y . A. D. t i l l . day ef J. P ttra a g e At Bascutoc ef tk* Batals • f ritEO r. STAANQI Deseatsd STENkTROM, DAVIS * MelNTOSK A t t s r a s y s far E ie c u i o r • F a i t Offlo* I l e a 111* Baa reed Florida S tffl FakMah Jaw. II, II A Feb. 1. I. t i l l . C0I-41 Speed Crown Daytona Driver Runs Second In Riverside 500 F R O N TO N T h e‘Jeep Gladiator with 4-wheel drive has twice the traction of ordinary pick-up trucks. Buttons Spurs Brown Keglers Mace, Wagner High Bowlers ,’ !ew Substitution Rule Is Adopted 8:10 NIGHTLY MATINEES Brother Fights la tha rears of tha raa afr Jade*. Saailaala raaaty, state at Kliirtda. la Prehale la re Ihe Kalele all , , By Jack Caddy fa ile d Free# In trra sllo a il Herald Sports Writer NEW YORK ( U r i ) — Rep. Saturday Oviedo's well balanced offensive play paid off John Varlsk Tunnsy says h all On* of the most unusual ex­ (Inn slid the Sanford Men'* his fin* show her* for tha SYDNEY, A ustralia — Ron ngaln Friday night when four Lions hit in tho ask Congress fo r a national hibitions in the world cf golf Golf Association, Hr. John benefit of tha H eart Fund,” Clark* ef A ustralia ast a double figures to lend Oviedo to n 72-55 romp Over boxing - commissioner, a n d Is slated for presentation at Johnson, president of the golf said Dr. Johnson. world record fe r tha 8,000 Melbourne Central Catholic. Rex Brooks led for the Lions dropping ln-*2R*. heavyweight champion Cas­ the Mayfair Golf Course at club, announced today. meter run with a cloaking ef "n a h n Is considered hy ex­ markers, followed close­ sius Clay suggests th a t the 3 p.m. Jan. 31 under the com­ "Paul Hahn, one of the 18:84.8, ly by Jimmy Courier with wlille Don Flckctt added 10. fight gam* produce moro bined iponsorihip of the most exciting personalities in perts to be the world'* g reat­ est combination of golfer, 20. Billy Mikler dropped Semlnnle-Detlary Heart Divi- golf, h i s consented to bring "whit* hopes.” Oviedo also wen the J.V. FT. LAUDERDALE — The triek shot artiet, comedian In 11 nnd Tim Colbert game when the hot J.V.'s Those were tha- two pansNCAA Rules Committee au­ and Instructor. II* will pre­ cast fs r tha floundering fistic aided the cause with 10. went into artion again and sent hie full one hour routine thorised full-scale substitu­ Industry presented Sunday Oviedo, shotting hot from rhalkcd up 75 points whllo tions for college football when­ here,” ha noDd. night to mors than 400 a t the the outside, jumped out front they held the Hustlers to only ever the ball changes hands. •‘Whll# s ta r t of golf h it 40th annual dinner of the Box­ early in the ball game and the 41. ing W riters Association in the th eir precision shot* with 14 18 11 12—55 ARCADIA, Calif. — Hill visitors were never able to .Melbourne W aldorf-Astoria Hotel. scientifically-engineered clubs, Rla* outlasted Pelegrln by get ahead. At the end of the Oviedo 24 13 17 18—72 Clay, who prefer* to b* Hahn wil he placing the ball about two length! to win the first quarter the Lions held a called by hla Black Muslim 240 yards down the fairw ay 161,560 Ran Fernando Stakes 24-14 lead. m onlktr "M uhammad All,” with a cnllertlon of aany at Santa Anita. In the second the Hustlers was chssrad loudly when he rlubs that look funny — and appeared to be coming bark declared th a t tha distinction are,” mid Johnson. SAN FRANCISCO — Wil­ when they picked up 1H points hstwaon Nsgro and white "llahn ran even hit a doien lie Mays, signed his 1965 con­ to Oviedo’s IS and left the fighters certainly should bo hail* In surresslnn, swinging tract with tha San Francisco I.lnna with a 5-point halftime mads In the heavyweight di­ a rluh In »arh hand. All dur­ Giants for a reported 9105,- advantage. vision, a t least, "for hualnsss ing th it physical exhibition 000. Oviedo roared back In the reasons." Hahn ca rrie s. on a running third and cutscored the Hus­ If Canada's George Chuvalo Baby Tribe ter victory against Sunday romrdy patter — a la Bob tlers 17-11, expanding their became challenger, "ha and 1 Colonial with 17 point* and MELBOURNE, Australia— lead, and finished It off In the Wally Jernlgan was second could draw |3 0 million,” he The United Slates defented last when they chalked tip a .,TTirS;Jmn' m W C l - fl!B*«_-1YBI£fuiJn' mode S l i d ; -----Britain-Australia n u ^ d 18-1J fourth quarter bcoI o H o f t s n h d DudlcyUHJUqfn, and - Young Tunnefi newly piano.~ lie h tir^ trm rH T ^ lh e LeRoy made four aach with ed’Callfomla Democratic con­ world five times, giving ex­ round of tha Women’s Feder­ tory. Terry Echols, Greg Shively, gressman and son of former High scorer for Melbourne hibitions In .77 foreign coun­ ation Cup tennis tournament. and Hodges making two each. heavyweight champion Gone Cntholle was Pete llostlrk tries. In the United States he Tunney, announced th at ha All told, the Hemlnolri mad* RIVERSIDE. Calif. _ Dan with 15 points. A1 Hot* wos has given hundreds of exhibi­ a good showing even though will enter a bill soon In the Gurney won his third straight second high with 12 markers. tions, appeared on television they lost both varsity games. Houie of Representatives pro­ Riverside 500 mile stock car viding for a federal boxing ami in movie shorU many race. Two-time Indianapolis commissioner and commission. times,” Dr. Johnson concluded wlnnsr AJ . . Hoyt was Injured Tunnsy, 80, also was cheer­ M aster of ceremonies for In a crack-up. VAENERSBOnO, Sweden ed heartily when he sold: the Heart Fund shew will be (DPI) — Jnnny Nilsson, the ' There Is no other way to ac­ Jack Rosemond, manager of SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Wet 1963 world speed skating ORLANDO /SEM INOLE * hieve uniformity of regula­ the Timnquann Country Club, Ellis heat Bill Casper on the champion, retained hit til Ip tions and their execution In Jacksonville, brother of 'irat hela of a sudden death by w inning I ho S.ouO and in,n w r . 17.92 AT FERN PARK. 'throughout the various s ates. Dr. Robert M. Rosemond, o ' layoff to win tho San Diego 000 meters, placing sreond in Wt must have a national comSanford. Dr. Rosemond is •pen golf tournament. Each Ihe 1.500 meters and eighth missloner and commission.” rbairmnn of the show for the ad finished 72 holes of reg in the .ViO meter spring fur a Light heavyweight champi­ Heart Association. total of 190 415 points. illation play at 267. niVERSIDE, Calif ( U P l> - on Willie I'ostrnno of Miami, Dan Gurney, Costa Mess. Fla., waa presented with tlx Calif., roid-racing specialist, Edward J. Nell mrmorial owns the Riverside 500-mlle plnque for "fighter of the stock car rare title today—for year" because of Ilia two title the third time defenses on technical knock­ The rare was run for the outs over Gregoriu I'erulta of third tune Sunday and no one Argsntina and T trry Downes hut Gurney has won It. of England. HU third victory was slowed by frequrnt yellow caution flags displayed a half doten times for mL«hapa Including accidents which took tha life of one spectator ami Injured A. J. Foyt, twice winner of PAUL ll.MIN, famous exhibition golfer, will do the Indianapolis 500. a Heart benefit .show at Ihe Ma\ fair Uolf Cour.-i* Foyt suf/ered undetermined Dot Buttons 201-548 spur­ Jan. Ill at 3 p.m. The show is bring sponsored chest Injuries when his c t r red the Art Brown Pest Con­ hy the Seniinolo-DeHar'y Heart Ihvision in con­ flipped on Die 172nd lap of the trol to four wins from the M junction will) the Sanford Men's (lolf Assn. A R. Bar In tha Hl-nooners 185 lap race. He was taken to Riverside howling league this week Arrardl'a 202-649 Community Hospital where his G l o r i a condition was^reported satis claimed four wind* for South­ factory lie was to remain ern Air in thrlr match with Carol Mace and Evelyn “stara” in Marion Harr I* w ith hospitalised at least overnight, Hunt Rrnlty. Etta Dormans I HO 191 Ini Wagner were the high howl a lot game. Evelyn Mill* attendants reported Gurm-y's chief challengers Stenstmm Really to a clean ere in game ami eerie* ie»|x-c- with a good IH9 4(U1 eenea during the 1st* stages were sweep against Nationwide In­ livrly lant week in tha Bill and Lind* post with J71 1*0 Foyt end Marvin ranch, Day­ surance. Helen I’edgstl rolled Hemphill l eague at Jet Lama The ‘‘mighty” Tempests tona Beach Fla . who finished high gams sf the week, a 217. as Carol barely missed * 290 to hslp Behrens Tractors win game with 198/493 white par. closed ground on the second second 27 seconds behind. three points from Wtleon- lug the Grand I'llx to an even place I.ePalire* ns Betty Bus­ split with the Bnnnevllh * nnd tard notched a fine Dll game. Mnlcr Furniture. Uevariy Meeks' 1NO-401 for Evelyn shot 'a 102/598 (or thv Harriet (inxll "bombed” a 173 Joa's Laundry end l.lnda Red­ Inrltaa in a losing effort game and Mabel Duggan man's 191-429 for Jet Inn erelnnt the powerful Rlnr- blasted a terrific 1*8 482 wera high as they aplil the | chiefs. Khrnheth Harirh bark- while taking a three point de- • points 2-2. Shirley Simas' led Carol up with a fine 175/ eislon Annette Wallatedt spun Can y o u imagine a t ru c k with 2 - w h e e l d r i v e handling mud this d e e p ? a hire 174 game fur the LeFORT LAUDERDALE _ 184-476 lad Lake Monroe Inn ' 458 effort. Tha Starchlefa had three Sabres. ( U P D - CoUcgc football (ana Lassie* to a 2-2 split with can forget about tba puntar Shoemaker Const ruction. P at Frank* spared the 8-7; who atands Ilk* a dummy w all­ ing for the whistle to blow so Louisa I'yl* 2-4-6 10; Thelma the coach can gat In the defen­ Unger 4-8-7: Mary Elmore 4-5; Kathy Gray and Shirley sive team. W hen a 'Ja a p ' G ladiator g ats down on all fours, thara Is worth a mint when you get ready to toll It It holds Its Thera la a d s w aubatilloo S im a s 6-6. Isn't much In nature that can stand In Ha way. value b ec au se H slays versatile. The 8-10 fell for Doris rule to eliminate all the dif­ T ha 'J e e p ' G la d ia to r with 4-w haal driv e ca n g a t Go to your 'Je e p ' dealer and le st drlvo a 'Jo ep ' G lad­ Mrl-aughlln, I'uat Tim* ferent stunts Ural happened Omey, M a r y through stormy w sathar and rough terrain that would iator. N otice Ita p assen g er car sm oothnoss. Then find Linda Bsdman, and Sara last year to atop the clock. In Terry. atop any conventional 3-whos! drive pick-up. T hat's a hill. A ite e p one. Try It hallway in 2-whoel drive. Now fact, stopping the clock won't LNCI'I’T Turkeys were rolled hy b ec au se it has twice the traction. 'J e e p 1'G lad iato rs throw tha 'J a a p ' Gladiator in 4-whccl drive And hang do the coacn any good from SUNDAY Gloria Accardl, P al Franks, now on. plow through snow, slush through mud, aalt through on. You'll know then w hat s e p a r a te s o th e r pick-up The National Collegiate Ath­ Doris Omsy, Helen Padgett, dow npours and give b etter control on Ice. trucks from th* "U nstoppebles." letic Association football rules and Shirley Simas. jknd b acau ae It la built to take it, a 'J e e p ' G ladiator K A I M K R J t f C O R P O R A T I O N vt*. committee wound up a threero ito o t, ohio day mealing ft*re by passing a WEDNESDAY “ two-platoon ' substitution rule. NEW YORK (U P D - Unde­ FRIDAY The new rule, unlike Dst feated Chuck Wepner 3 0 1, SATURDAY year's alDwtag unlimtcd sub­ the Bayonne (N .J.) hesvy. 9 P.M. stitution only whan the clock weight who won the 1964 Gol­ was stopped, lets coaches put den Olovai Bovle* title, will In a new team when be needs fight Ray Patterson of Flush­ EXCITING NEW to m ost-m han the bail changes ing, N. Y., Tuesday night at hands sod between per lads Suanydd* Cardan In tha sixTha new rule. Ilk* the old, round faatura bout. Pattarsoa, FEATURED IN EACH RACING PROGRAM allows two wild card substi­ brother of form er hssvywelght tutions at any lim a during the king Floyd Patereoa, expects THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT gam*. to go at 104. GUse-Enfloaed, Heated Grendatanda A Clubhouse Perfecta! SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ' * Sorry! No Minora! ON 100 BRANDS % » CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP FAR R ELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORK OPIN DAILY — % A. M. . f i l l P. M. 818 B. FIRST . • SANFORD WR CITE TOP YALUR STAMPS New kind of pick-up truck for twice the traction. ‘Jeep Gladiator with 4-wheel drive. 500 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A OltLANDO E. Second' SL . _ Sanford, Florid* See ‘Jeep* vehicle* In action on TV . . , “CBS Evening News With Walter Cronklt*" (6:80 p.m. Ch. 6) �I 'JL •-A-.L " t >' __ S a fa r i ■ I- o Mon. Jan. IS, *65—Pare T • > I-1 -» —aj*f. Heartbreaker To DeLand 1*1MmuiaiM Greyhounds, Kissimmee * Play Tuesday Bf M U R R A Y O L D E R M A N Sports Editor ‘f i • <*v *^v .*■ Vrr*H \ 4 ....... *' Hi t*f ' « Bin . t N m p a p t r Eatorpriw Ai m . LOS A N G E L E S , Call!, th* right defense for an 17 (NEA) — Pete Iboielle once book,” ha explained, "which gave me the beat line on was the play I called. We had P rank Ryan, "lle'a the only them hook • conscious, to as By Jlax Bardina player I know,” laid the Ka- Gary came to the huddle, I Herald Sport* W riter . tional Football League com­ laid 'Hook Post.' missioner, "with an IQ ai Lyman High ragera dropped "T hat means, ha goes down high a t Jill St. John'i.” around 10 yards, turns to the a heartbreaker to DeLand F ri­ Jill ii a red headed cupcake Inside like a hook, and then day night, 56-52, in the Orange whose convolutions of the breaks straight down the field Belt Conference. . Krug and the .Watual match again. Tha safety played him I t wee the flret loea for her 162 genius Java}. Ryan has for Ute hook. They almost Lyman in eonferenea play, and gray-speckled hair and quar­ bumped, in fact. Then when tha Greyhounde continue a terbacks the C l e v e l a n d Gary turned, the safety clip­ half-gam a ahead to lead the Drowns. It took him seven ped and fell down and Gary OBC. Lymen hae a conference years, concurrent with his was all alone by 20 yards for record of 4-1 and an overall study for a Ph. D. In geomet­ the touchdown p a n . ' " record of 4-9’, DeLand h at ric functions, to figure out These forayi into "ancient three wine end one defeat In w hat pro foothill Is ill about. hlatory are aa d o t e ' as ’ the the conference. "P ro football," he said while ascetic quarterback of the High ecorer Friday night here for the Pro Bowl, "is a Browns comet to gloating, for Lymen wee Joe Asher with game of breaks and luck and though some of hit statements 21i followed by Mike Sterling, opportunity. What determines have b e e n misconstrued. I t ; Richard Moore, elx; Ed­ the course of a game is, as There was, for instance his die Long, five; Gene Winkleyou throw the hall, did the publicised assertion htat It man, five, and Dave Mali*, guy you throw to slip down. Joe Namath was worth S40.- four. "Against t h e Dallimot-o ooo, he (Trank Ryan) w a a Chuck Early wae high eeorColts (In that NFL title shock­ worth Si million. er for DeLand with 28, m»st er), 1 think we wfrre very luc­ "They were taking pictures pointe ecored by one player ky. On that first touchdown of the East squad for the egalnet Lymen thle year. pass to Gary Collins, he was Pro Howl," he explained, Lymen wee overpowered In supposed to run « shake pat- "and 1 was kidding around the first h a lf(|by the DeLand teni, cut to the Inside and and w hit I actually laid was, offense but eU rled moving In then break to the right corner "If he’a worth 1400.000, I’m the aecond half. of the end rone. Aeher wae held to only one worth a million and John Uni.— -."Hi*' the toughest kind of Tis ir»flBit,^nr«Tjhfon - h r rieltl goal In tha. first half tnft the aecond ha, ha.’ ” • —j r . plays him to Die outside, the Tha Unitai bit was dropped halfstrong side sifety picks him in the tranilition. "Don’t." Despite these efforts, Ly­ uj> on tho inside. You have cautioned Ryan, "forget the man couldn’t bring a victory to throw over a defender and ■ha. ha, ha.’ ’• out of the play since a t one yet make sure it's not over the Then there was his local time in the fourth period the end rone. We were on the 18- counsel that tha Los Angeles ’Hounds trailed by eight ja r d line. When the safety Hems, tha team for which Re- points, the most at any ono picked up Gary at he made his relic originally signed him time In the game. Inside cut. the coverage was seven years ago, neertrd a Near tho end, Lyman com­ theoretically perfect, hut I head shrinkcr. Ryan was Mir menced to come hack. Aeher was scrambling and Gary de­ prised the Hams traded end made a field goat with one rided t« break his pattern and Red Phillip* to Minnesota, second remaining to make th* come hack under the goal just as they had sent away so final sears 56-62. posts. Me caught them by sur­ many other veterans i inrlud The V a n ity ’s neat game Is prise and I can complete that mg Frank) who flourished In with Kissimmee T u e s d a y kind of pass blindfolded " new sellings "It's like the night. Kissimmee beet DeThe second touchdown pass guy who makes Hie same mi*- l.end. to Collins, winch really broke DeLand JV’e also heat the lake over anil over again." the game open, he attributed said Frank, "in they finally Lyman JV* 49-47- High seerto brilliant guesswork *rs for Lyman war* l.arry send him to a psychiatrist . We caught them in the just So the Interviewer suegest Lott, 16; Stev* Simpkins. 14; cd maybe Dial's what the lo r r y Miller, sight; Darrell Hams needed, and Frank A l l g o k r , f i v e , » n . i 11 y r it Must uW i IT’h — Vitaly laughed and presto there was Bfown»ll. four. Th* box i r o n : Kuna rev, a 26 year -old school the story, DeLand lfl IS 14 IS 66 l .iidler funn I-eningrad, set That laughing biuiness is Lyman 12 10 16 14 62 ,i world indoor record when complicating his life In- run the 1U0 meters in U>3 ~ during the annual Winter Sta­ dium trophy meeting »l l.en n rriiirr of «o M irrin i n r insr.iii It was not known who •a illlll « K M |4 H I K I4 4 M 4 " Dor the record wus set on o f I ' r r a P o r k I n i h f « l * f # gif I ' l a r l A i a t f h r r l n a r ssf le»i*ln#n# u i Il# r# m l* * f II* I M I . <mili-rs or on hoards. MalCTl 56-52 * - Willie Mays Inks Ellis Captures San Diego Open For $105,000 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP1) The 1963 PGA golf tour moved SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - on to Pebble Beach and the Willie Mays, who expects tA Dmg Crosby National Tro get in four or five more years Amateur golf championships of baseball, wiU collect an­ todsy—but It'a doubtful that other 1105.000 thle season for any of the shot-makers will playing with the San Francisco use the Wea Ellis recipe for Giants. The famed center fielder victory. He tried to finish aecond and came to terms with the club for the same salary that he wound up in. first place In the pulled In last year as base­ 533,000 San Diego Open Golf ball's highest-paid active per­ tournament Sunday. former. Ellis defeated Bill Casper, Mickey Mantle of the New the second-la a ding money-win­ York Yankees Is regarded si the only other active player ner of all time, tn a suddenwho is tn the six figure brack­ ; death playoff for first place et. The l i t t e r - is believed to money of 14,630. collect 1100,000 annuslly. The victory came with a sixMays led the National Leg- .foot birdie putt on the first ex­ gtie in home runs last season tra hole. But to get there, the with 47 and drove in 111 Ml skinny lad from West Caldwell. _ ______ i t A - S s L lies. But a prolonger alump N. J , had to birdie the 17tii after the All Star-game result­ and I6th also. H I G H T R A D I N G — A ll- tim e h i g h n c o r in g W i l t "When I got to 17 and heard ed in a final batting average of C h a m b e r l a i n , n e v e n - fo o t- o n e b a s k e t b a l l p la y e r , 296 It marked the first time Casper had a birdie there and b a a b e e n t r n d e d to t h e P h i l a d e l p h i a TGcrn by t h e in eight years that Willie had was two ih.iM ahead, I didn't S an F rancinro W a rrio rs. ( N E A T elephoto) dropped out of the .300 class think 1 had a chance,” said Ellis. "Even after I birdled the 17th win with a 15-footer, I thought the best 1 could do was finish second.” The finishing hole la a parthree, 207-yarder. Ellis came up short, two Inches off the green and 45 feet from the cup. "All I wanted to do was get dose so I could be sure of aecond place," he said. What happened was that the ball rolled right in and Kills was on the way to his first victory In five years and mora than 60 tournaments. Ellis ahot a final round 65 for a 267 total. Casper had a final round 64 for 267 and all it got him was second place. "It's hard to believe that you can shoot a 61 in the final round when you are near the top of the heap and still not win," said Casper. But 64 was rountinp at tho Stardust Company Club as tho players ripped'the course apart again under ideal playing con­ ditions. 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M o t o r r C u b i t * P v b l l k h f t o M, I MS y. P T H f-T A S T E ^ r RE6 S3g L M T U OF EACH WITH 2.50 OR MORE ORDER uatjt , r - . n i -A* INSTANT COFFEE Non* T, J. p T o o l * . Vi c* P f M l 4 . n l * b 4 C « * h l * r . o f t h * ■ l <o»*- n»m • 4 b a n k , 4 o o o l * r p n l / * l f i r m l b * i t h l . r * p o r t , o f c o n d i t i o n i* i *u* * n 4 r * r r * e t , < • t k * b**l o l p n r k * * W, I S 4 ( « * * 4 b * l l * f C o ffk vl — AM o l t 1. T . T**l* A I M <1 e » r r u U ft P l l u l b * M Arthur U l l u r YOUR CHOICE | | 6 m » a* m Rat a i 71.ITS M S K k I I B AM l A A * t * t * p l . 4 t « a or * . . l ( t i * 4 I., • • u i * l Ul . l l l t U* * n d fur n t h * , p a r p I tru lt*ill it* n o t * * *n-l b i l l . r * 4 l * e o u n t f S * n 4 «*r- url t l »* * * H » l i h . * r * * . rti*nt t n r * p . j r r h * . * i -------------- -— — ( * l I . 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I f r j I , • f it l r inf - M A U I It A L . V A .W E Ta. |.‘ f J >. i # r fi ri ► 11 f <1ir a 1 a nd PRICES E F F E C T IV E THROUGH WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED * BABY FOODS 6 -»6 5 ‘ LARGE LEAFY KEBURG LETTU C E 2 2 9 & J �r • tr ITS THE CRESCENT Cut For The New Silhouette § 2 ° ° —Shaping $2.511—Shampoo & Set FOR APPOINTMENT Betty Arme's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. ELECTRIC HEATERS ]2 IN. HOWL HEATER 21 IN. nASEHOAItl) HEATER $1 Q I9 • R IN. FAN TYPE HEATER 5098 ELECTRICHEATER • AMOVE WITH THERMOSTAT 1320 W ott • •m i: i,iti:s(T iin T n .N o j u p r im v h y concern” TO U CH TO N 'S R EX A LL DRUG i . o c t i . n o w n e d i m i o p e iiv t k d nv I,l.l NN M.t \l.l. AM) "KIIN I K" MILLS COR. 1*1 & MAGNOLIA PHONE .122-2182 DOWNTOWN SANFORD 200 GALLONS LATEX INTERIOR WALL PAINT BEAUTIFUL COLORS 90 GAL OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT! Up to 5 M onths to Pay I N o Carry'n g Charges! RENT lUCTtw \B ffA Imen! has e 'e r staged, comlly Dolls WIHbmi incinerating Ihc l.ltti annual StK li ty Ldiinr Mt iiiLrt> fSj(jiliir«l l*t» gala e v u t The fashionable Mayfair Inn l i r e I>i m lit ( • m k «t|i l l i c l f in -. L.i'i -*■s. *iii | or 1il vvat Die Ml.-,for the law en l« r \ itiiiiiK i| tlii'ii h«,>t Ih!» anti forreinenl officer* to Iran* lut ki i uitii tin'll f.ixontc uirl 1 ti i t i i i l m i I l i c i t «il his a n i l c i Ir* I in .it* M ’ I in ir \ u*lit ' S.iiurda) in Ihf iii;*L*fst ball llif ilrpart* D c.ts H om e Selling For Brucc-Risncr * form Into "John Q TubHc" rit live short saury dl*cn1hei|ue to lien* and join In some fun and the elegant long futrnal fa-.li frolic which they so adrnir.«lily ion*, wilh ni! Die ladies pm feetly r a d i a n t deserve VI Nova and hi* Mayfair It,ill gowns tor milady were intrepreled In erealion* Iroin Band turn idled I he swinging dam e music a* all patrons had a literal hall Thus the Policeman'* hall was a howling success on this festive annual occasion w Im i i of fa-ninn Bluff had a* llieir our efficient Police Depart g u n ts (pr three day* recent men! "cupper* cut some real |y yjr and Mr* J Cherry fanry caper* ’’ A capacity rr'iwd attended and their liner children ot the hall with some of Die pa Columbus Drove. Ohio Irons “ caught off guard" in Sunday guests of Mr ami the pholographs No I— May Mrs John Tatum Jr were hi* or and Mr* James frapp* and two cousin* and llu-ir i-lol I'hu-f of Police i S PD ) and ilren frum I'lant t'lly, Mis Mrs Boy Williams; 3— Cap! tiene Campbell and children, am i Si’ll l and Mrs Vrnold Karen and Lynn, arid Mr*. Williams and Mr and Mrs I'ele Sears ami children, Han­ (' C. Dods.m <SI’D i; 3— Ll (Spdl and Mrs Ben Butler dy and Kay I— J I Hardy (SIMM and Mr and Mr* Marv Kltner Jan Torbeit, 5 \lr and Mr* Shiver* recently entertained l'hil Boyd, i i - Dr and Mrs. thr Winsome da** uf the Os Brooke Smith and Mr and Mt* Iceti Baptist Church ni Hit*it William Stompor; 7— Marge home. The class voted to send Erhelberger nml Roy Ilreen: a love gift to Die Baptist L'tiil H—Mr and Mr* Fred Wilson dren's home at Lakeland am) and Mr and Mr* Jerry Cos also to sponsor a child from ington; 9— Dr and Mr*. Ken the home. nr Hi Wing; 10— Mr and Mr* Delicious refreshment* ol Harold Kastnei. home made fruit cake, sour cream pound cake, nut* and coffee were served to Mr, AND and Mrs Marvin Bigg*, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stowell, Mr and Mr*. Erne*t Skinner, Mr*. FROM .95 UP John Tatum and the host*. Osteen Personals Herent vltilors of Mr. and Mr*. A E. Clark were her sisters. Mr*. Frances Nettle* of l a ill den. Ala,I and Mt* F A. Sharp of Mini*. Rehearsal Dinner Mr nod Mr.. IliiTiiinl It Dili* were lw*i* ir cent ly ol their MellmnIlk- Avenue home tn a rehearsal tlmniT preced­ ing Ihf marriage of their n in e , Mls« put Brui’e to Lin . Mr*. E Jlalgh of Madera vel 111Slier. * fluad loturm d frum a two All art l lit If a r in tine merit ot nmnlli* (rip north where she lugl ilium, ii tut (in n i pom* ceil visited her daughter ami fan/ le m l IIn- dining table. lly in New Jersey. Other ilinner guest* were Mr* t'.unllta It Itrure. mo­ | Mr ami Mrs Ewald Mi ther ol (he Iniilci Mr and rhuelsen of Orchid Drive en Mia l.imel J. Hisncr, parents ledained Willi a gala dinner ol Die Broom. Mu. II. It parly recently. <Jur#t» were Ilea*, grandmother of thr Mr. and Mr*. Louis SI. Alhnilr; Hee Leroy Soper, r e c ­ mand, Mr. and Mr*. Joseph tor ol Holy Cross Episcopal Hylwa, . William MacKentle, Church, Mrs Softer .mil Mis* Mrs. .Margnrie Boyle of UcBeatrice Burk, church organ- Dary and Mr*. Henry Moye ot i>(. Daytuna Beach. A*o M l» Sandy Hisncr and Bonnie Bnner, airier and Mr. and Mr*. Charlri Hill hrothrr of Ilie groom; Hob hardt of Madera Drive have ami Dirk Itrure, toother* of a* their guest Mr*, llillhardt’s the bride; Dickie(“TUppy and sistcTT Mr*. Judson Salisbury, TatU Dent, cousin* ot (lie of Ridgewood, N. J. bride; Mr. anil Mr*. Terry ChrDU-nten; Mini Janice FOB ANY OCCASION Moore; and Miss Joyce I let trl, Daytona Bearh. Doltury Personals STRAW RAGS SHOPPERS ' SAIL V ■ c%m<L B R A S & G IRDLES LONG LIN E F U L L PAD Reg. $5.00 Reg. $.1.95 S A L E $ 3 .9 9 SALE $2.99 CO N TO U R BANDEAUX Reg. $.'1.95 Reg. $2.50 SALE $2.99 SALE $1.99 PANTIE G IRD LE Reg. $8.95 SALE $7-49 ALSO — DISCONTINUED STYLES 20% o„ FLOWERS ABE ALWAYS CORRECT ' Po II the e a t/ way with our rafirvithing tool*. Low rental lermi. S herwin Williams HNUT OUAUTY f A M I t 117 MAGNOLIA Phone 322-1681 / STOREWIDE C LEA R A N C E S A L E ! BARGAINS G A LO R E! MANUEL JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORE C I I - r i u c t o T M Y $ 7 .9 9 S IL V E R P LA tE BY — INTEKNATIUNAL SANFORD FLOWER SHOP C o r. K . ta t A 8an(<gd A r e . 311-1*12 SZM H SJ KADER ' JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. c u v a n X Flemings Gift* - Carde - Books 210 E. First St. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD �' i ■ * .1 lll» 1* r 'rW*** . 4 I* The Southwards (Tiff Enterprise Personals (D ow i Hosts T o Dinner B a n fn rB WrroTB W o n , J n n . 1 8 , *85— P a g * 9 By Abigail VanBuren C ib b u By Mr*. RlUhia llarrta i their home In' Toledo, Ohio * Mrs. Ruth Oglesby ia In tha [after spending the holidays years In the N ary w* would DEAR ABBY: When I starmarriage any mere. Tie evrn asked him why he didn't, he Mr, and Mrs. W. S tenge Seminole Memorial Hospital with ' Ret married Well, he's been led going with Earl ten placed -his hand'on the Holy and Mr. and Mrs. Dava Tropf *a d 1 ta bed too much. Afler for X -r»y*.,teat* and treat­ •' out three yeisrs now, and he ^•car* ago, he promised me Bjble once and swore tir'd ten years of going around Mr. arid M r s . ' Ira South- ment. Wa with her a speedy and family. never says anything about that alter he mushed hli 20 buy me a ring, set when I recovery. together he decide! 1 talk • ward recently entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mor­ ® member! partlclpstine in the too muchl Clint Kinlaw, grandson of rell of Buffalo, New York a r ­ I found a book of matche! wedding of their granddaugh­ Mr. and Ml*. E. W. Jflncs un­ rived this week for a visit in his pocket on which was ter, Mill Rosemary- South’- derwent surgery Wednesday with Mr*, Morrell'a slater and ward to Martin Komreich in on hia arm at the Orange brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. written in hia own hand, the private dining room of Memorial Hospital in Orlando. Warren Hiae.* The late Ely Culbertson used you play a slam. Guod luck!" "IS THERE ANY WAY 1 N O RTH It the Imperial House In Winter Wa hope that he will soon b« to write about experts, at their A J109S South’! play wasn't a* C A N S E E Y O U T O Park. Mr. and Mr*. Sam Lawson best and worst. Columnists us­ out and' back home again VKJIO N1GIITT" I am sure he whimsical os hit bidding, but drove up lo Marion, Va. to ♦ KBit The elaborate dinner fotlow- rood as new, ually like to show experts at wasn't writing that kind of ♦ J * bring her mother home after \ it was even more ineffective. rd the wedding reception, their best, but if you want to message to anollicr man. W E S T E A S T < T » Mrs. Mary Virginia Muignn spending several weeks with ' see one at his worst here i* He ruffed thyi spade opening 1 am 39. Do you think It which was held at the home *171 A A K Q I 4 I her niece, Mrs. Janie Boyd. returned to her home on A of the hride'a parent!, Mr. an outstanding example. ami led a low club, Wert rose lake* a 41ye.tr old man ten ¥ 95 f i l l and Mr!. Ernest Southward. Stone Island after having with the aing and gave Ills years io make up his mind? South mignt well have doub­ ♦ qss t m Kenneth Townsend under­ A silver howl containing a spent the holidays with her ♦ KB741 AM partner a club ruff. Later on, - ■ led the* opening-spade bid, but GLADYS went Surgery on his hack at •O F T H beautiful arrangement o f family’ in Bahalla. Miss. South took the diamond fine*** he chose to overcall with two DEAR GLADYS; No. I the Halifax Hospital in Day­ A None white and pink carnation! the wrong way and was down think Earl finished one 20hearts. Perhaps Ire Just felt tona Beach. We hop* that he V A Q 0 4 I Mr. and Mr*. Douglas Koh­ combined with snaps and Ba­ two. in a whimsical mood; perhaps year hitch and he’i not a* ♦ A J 10 by's Breath .formed the cen­ ler and children, Beck, Chip will soon h* out again. Strangely, South could have bout to go for a lifetime he wanted to make sure that A A 10111 and Paul have returned to terpiece accented with two made llie hand. He might have hitch Just yet. The handwri­ Bast and West vulnerable Bill Taylor celebrated his ho would play the hand for three branched antique silver led tlie ace of clubs at trick ting on the .book of matchr .« r his side. H eath w*wi N erU 10th birthday Friday and was ‘ candelabra, interspersed with 2* Pasa 1 » l * two and tlicn diagnosed K*»t'« e* is clear enough. Don't North raised to three hearts. the guest of honor at a sur­ Fan 4 ♦ Pasa 4 * matching hlosums and glowing queen play as a slngietim wail for him to draw you prise birthday party given by Now South decided that them Pasa 4 * Pasa t v • tall white tapers. Then he would have to gue** any pictures. might .well be a d a m in the P ast • » Paaa P ass hia wife, Charlotte, at the Approximately 35 guests at­ the queen of diamonds cor * t • Pass home of her parents, Mr. and hand. In any event, his four* tended the charming dinner rectly, ruff two more spade* | club bill w as a .-.lam invitation. Opening lead—A 2 DEAR ABBY: Why Ho you Mr*. Kenneth Townsend, and among the out or (own in his own hand, draw trump, claim that you answer peo­ | North refused the Imitation bj guests were Mrs. Lawrence cash tile last diamond and lead ple's problems when you Joe Morgan of Bnhnlln, going on'y to (our hearts anJ six he arts anyway. Kornrrich, mother o! the The Seminole Retired Tea Mi si. arrived Wednesday to South bid tour spades a* a re­ As North pul down the dum­ Use Jack of clubs at trick 12 don't Thu is the fourth tel groom. Jack Kornrelch, t h e 1chcrs Association will have Join Mrs. Morgan at their peated sla n invitation beyond my, he remarked. "You gave Weal could lake his king, but ter I've written to you and er, Mr. and Ihe reeular monthly meeting home on Slone Island. ’ groom’* brnt.'-er, the game level. Acain North me a fine choice I could drop would have to return a d ub It will be the last if you Mrs. Herbert Kornrelch and at lf:30 p.m on Wednesday refused, but Sooth went to you at two heart* or watch to South's ten spot. don't answer Do you Ju»t Mr. and Mr* Saul Kornreich January 20 a! the First Fed­ C. E. Buoy of throw a letter away if you Jacksonville all from New York eral Savings and Loan Build- visited tile Jlnwi ud Wilburn can't think up a smart an Also Mr. and Mrff Waller ing. . family Sunday. swer for it? My problems • Jacobs, Mrs. Milton Jacobs Alt retired teachers are ask are a lot more serious than and Miss Susan Jacobs, from ed to make a special effort to Mrs. Andre Ayliea of Alta­ some of his c.nh snd lo store can't feel toochanging them in every pus- some of the stupid ones I Sumehow I Mian\i. , attend Ihii meeting. monte Springs spent the week h a i r seen tn your column. it kuay in a l.tlle pri-ale nisi eib e way husband whiac end wilh her parents, Mr. and sorry for the Cfg. There * only one j my lor a Doc* a per-on have lo PAY have been tha Nutt's house wife found tha key to au at.Since sht ii not her hut- huyb.rn I to anroura a bis wi.e lo gel hU letter In thu p a ­ ■- n - ■ -A* . — . | Uc strong box in which the band’s full Itnanr al partner. | lo be honed, s raightforwan! per? If you don't answer ,M r. and Mrs. Forrest Ntttt J t u . h, BfL ^ hidden xba. fac ia mv .- sc ru pl es a b o u t ! ,.*d b w t i n e i U A a - i a —a u a U L 5 < « l l l u 1 * m 9 ol t )S t o . q u t t l u a J L n j h c T carcnts, jA (v \ttrN i> .v -ciftff.n ‘ ^ j-tfom' h e r — WmJ- we/rr*- on. * ^aMtie-aamuch.a* erttnry- Principles —* f «,ake her • ^ M r s .-ma!.* h r r . hhis r a jtinrnt-.. r m r o ^ 1" ; k.; L^ l!1SJliMILLia. ^ f t srnn, ^ ' I I'.rrscli, any Way Hie’ cAU' vial partner. ) ‘Twenty-art* 'members and Artistic Design, using the tri­ of Birmingham, Ala., who wild *p*ruling • spicc. *vDEAR SUBSCJI1.BHe ihould have known that manage It. one guest, Mia. Paul Me- angle design as h e r.subject. If it is ' our" m o n e y a ’ wo­ have been the Nutts house But same husbands '"never man is equally inteiestcd in F It D 'es your newspaper Courry, of Jncarnmln Garden Mrs. Speer stressed that guests for severul days, apent r.o man is smart enough to run a " t a g ” after each of Circle sat "spell-bound'* as you do not have to apend lots Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. get abend of a Wife in money learn They think the way to mrtia,, ng 1 well niy columns stating that 1 Mrs. Andrew S p e e r d e m o n - of money in order to make Marts Kirk of Plant City matters. A woman can always keep s wile from being extra But it it is "his money" — w i l l answer, all Idlers strati-1 nml lectured on The beautiful arrangements Com- Mr. l n d Mrs, Ricketts re­ figure nut some way to ipT vacant is to dole out money, ti at'* smith* r mailer WHICH INCLUDE A SELF Any Him she ran gel for man materials from your mained for a visit with his even with a stingy husband — put her on an allowance, keep MilHIKS'iKD STAMPED or even to ennve out ahead her in the dark about how helve f is pure velvet yard and household artn-ies sister, Mrs. Kirk. ENVELOPE? U It doesn’t, as.container* ran be e-xclting _____ . , Cnee- a woman realires her much t ry earn, how much It Ihe hmbnnd who b "t the II should. All these Idlers when used in the right eomMo,ism hart h t tin wife watch The morning circle of ttie hutb.vnd Is tight fisted, it he- lley sock away. VRE answerrd, but due lo I unit ion*. Everything she us­ VVSCS met al the honie of comet a game with her to Since they show they dnn u their saving* grow in a joint Hie space limited to me, ed to demonstrate came from Mrs. Marie Scull on Tuesday figure out ways to outsmart trust t h ’ir w i v e * with then acoonl tie would iii-m likely on'y a tew Idler* can tie »n her yard and home. money *u h hu It nds should’, diave (J i rt -i| in th liank. in and the evening virile met at him. By Julia llartus Whatever mater ini you have the home of Mis. Catherine Somrlvw, some way, she n i he surprised to learn t 1e'r M e a d o! a i empty strung t>>x swered dully in my column Sorry By special invitation. Mr* avndahln s h o u l d establish Feller*. manages lo lay hrr hands on wive* take d tight In short- in Ihe a11re * * * * W P. Mrlcall of llattausy your home deslrn. DEAR ABIIV My Mother. Drive, attended the reception | Designs for Flower Show Dad, hu-.ti,uul and I bad a oil 1 e nuclear ship, NB b entries should lie Interpreted big irgumeril and we want Savannah, in Jacksonville re- by the title of the entry. you lo settIr It tor ua Ev rcntlv After the rereptrun, The goals of good drstgn cry time wc go out (or dm Mr* .Metcalf and her house rue beauty, harmony, self ex­ rt 3o rt ji in TBS Andy Grif-| l o r y a n d d e r i d e * h e -* J nM t h e which Burney give! Oils a 8 :m 8 p m MIC No Time iter, my husband older* pro--i Mi** I’c-gy Nippard, pression and simplicity. lith Sl ow ' The Ri-Jiahillta- o n e t o c u t e Hl i * of b e i n g t h e ll'irocharh text and Others, w For Sergeant* "Mi Fair An *trak lie I* letl bundl'd nml | vlv.lcd Cypress Gardens Mrs. S |v e r s a i d , *' W e t o w n d r u n k T h e r e a r e t ot * o f i couple «l seme* of tills ridinv rty." If you n h i rlu- muhkI can't cut it priq" 11* »o hi should remember that eneli lion of rnr* " Barney * lust f u n n y s c e n e s , n o l a t d y n m- in given his pl He lo me and t lii-i-i'mber thing plneed in s design ran read a mar.irine <*n ( i s v i Ik i a cow Clinking if* a horse for a December he rornpared to a word fi laced »nd one in which (Hi* hi* to romance, there are inore cut II fur him My parent* in a sentence." ib ciile which be prefers, ihe trumets than violins to ibis *ay lhal tin* is not proper l The meeting u m hcl f| A1. Mjvlii-rn iall or the Mount one. Ml llv and Wilt decide but jny husband ind 1 don't the home of Mrx. C. A Ansee anyt hint! wrong wilh u * I’liul pill lor sleeping it nil Grandfather Jim is too i i ,*ri k.v ami need* a woman >o What is your iqitmim? IHereon Jr. »i Hi AGs I m Don Knott* Is * how! and Hal • 1K* f 11 Jones and Mis. II F. Mi the) try lo fix him up wilh Ity I o a n n l l a y * LEFTY S Wit E M O N D A Y P . M. AM 1' A \ H V* Smilti «* 'ill* i* w pood foil Sw ain Ill »»c* DEAR WIPt Wliy »uur th# aging cranky crone who s n n r m n * r 1 I 4 * 1 # * 3 » Reci-nl visitors t« Geneva 7 Jn a in p m ARC Voyage \ f A I 1 'll tl 1 • * i Arulv 4*» ii * vi. taken o*ei a- the l*\ mans left handed hn-b.ind h a s wet* |)i William Crosby and : i** **‘ l ■ To I r (t*-1to in rtf Ttir Sea (•» Yevti 4|ir>rt*, i ger But she ha* other .thinn­ trouble cutting ste-’ k I* be A\ »:• )t»-r ^Ariu ien Mi.-sick, from Junto*- F o r e s t ( ’i ty *«i i 111. Its \i * IliHiiri'ila) ' i nl! ibis one I 10 If) M|A«t 1li • b i r t* i * •: alii er idea* Audi t lyde steal* votnt me Bill if h* want* town, N 1 They came out to Reverse Fill .xaii ' TTiis ■ai ’ ns n *w• I the show and I lu re s a iqnnt )UU lu cut It Hllll lull'll will visit Mi and Mr*. Chailt-s I t I Mil- >li-r • tv I I n k U r TI KSPAT P M. lime an ctu-my accblent m Ktport | scene ** lie * being groomed ihg it should be nulualj Lamb and were Invited to sit t i l l ■I I I « *A Of Ilf* volvinp iinimnnicatloir* sal T -» l 2j %an• Hr • y i}> v,) \\ h*D min a lli-flii tlrninniid in wilh the Eastern Seminole el*i * bust mu* IHfrat rlll'es places u* nn 1 “ ar » »ft » 1111111)1 M#<* l fUix- ** V • * t I it in p it* MU ' Allan Shrr Bnnjl st their regular Mon­ ’ Id i n if1 rour< l| 78 < . N»M left Bnl when the mlsinke lt> Maryann Milct {« j V r t J M I T o Tfo* • S» ■ K « ' h * r day night practice.'tlbih were CONFIDENT! \ | , TO MOman a Funny land " iCnlnr t ! o m of B ra * 1- -li-fim-ird and llie alt-rt la II I f«*r T o« 6 | Major amt Mri , Harry Wil­ delighted wiiti li'e Invitation With a title like lhal voq Just I THEM- (IF SI A KN*IN 1 Ole fit r th« l i f«*r called off. oni ol Hie ties(?) Kiftri a! t-u'.h art professional mus­ liamson of Sand Lake Road (It Truth or Cen** view's nuclear minputers has have lo be funny Allan lakes IJMIH s Televlsmn will tie ■«) s. OF’ A A»Pf •! quincti icians The L a m b s h a v e had as housegueat! recently, ver replaer reading Limit i*j Man From UN''UE passed its point nl no teiurn. his guests. Lome Greene An 1ft «ft f i t 0 « t d | « K I J O I known both men tor some Mr* William'* mother, Mrs t 10 <*• TI.* An 1jr U r l f f l l h finite children of your to so rie Dickinson, Jack Gitfoid Can ii be rrcalled or detona­ U f t l <1 ) N | 4 * Ne w* ■i* , Anna Johnfrtn from Tampa 'time and the Ray Charles singer* •n-'ny jirogi a mi a d.iy, nr ( 9> X Tim* for i' * r X •** Ti l l * ted harmlessly in trine In pre and family friend, Mr Jack ■*an*t i t t l l r l i . . f . i |»is k« alien njiporlnmly knurks la­ on a lour of alphabet land vent •llsnster'’ Thl* has the I 5fl (|) \ |. I t * .V t» M M o v !* d > N * A *. E l l l l u f ■* I. 8\ »*• Another welcome to Geneva (’risky, also from Tampa i *. quality and excitement of a Some of tile ftJHrta Milled will ter in life they wnn'l be A t1j*i goes to Mr. and Mr* Frank <n And) IVnil* or* . 11 <ti Fu'tu* Saturday a m. movl« serial. he Word Land . Censor ship able to hear It for the Icle Major and Mrs Edward I 15 (f> f l o l l y «ro-o>4- * o 4 (fi* Pitts. Mr*. Pitt* is a slater I I * i | t A* T n * Wag I I T a r * * vision’s blaring 1 Donald llarron guests as art Iwiml. If Land. Song Land. S t ir * I I f*i 1 i n n of Hilly Grant of Geneva and Grcenley of Sand Lake Road -• * * r n n im Croifcr Show Western I j n d and I'horeogfa • 9) Vnwpjln* ' officer with a inn«eli-nc# she was liorn end rm-ed ht-re. had their sop and daughter in­ |(l *5 C i A ’fr* J M *rh o c k 1 7 i V M r N * w* IruubU-d? Write lu ABBY, phy Land In We*lern Land i>t lU n C * * - r Mi p m NB( Plie Man I v« l * > | ' i i * » . i r d The I’llla hale lived ill San­ law, Mr and Mrs Torn Greene sings lux hex! selling Box tiJi’uu, la>x Angeles .1 -d ll.uv »*> S'twi. Efi- r ’*, W«*U r r n i Yoting ford fur wmiutlnie a n d un­ Grcenley and five youngsters^ From t N C L t The Fid- "Itlngii ' and Allan billow* ll Fur a personal reply, vn lh#r (J| Kl*!M* Us its* Wiili (H VBw ieop* happy to be In lu-nt-1 n nine Kathy, Steve. Janet, Barbara I illeatiik* A ffair” Cali thi* one with a parody of the number I i f i f ; A r t L i n k i»ti *r i lusi- a stamped self - ad I t s t > In 4 i . u r t ^ aguln. They are making their and Eddie from Mobile, A s- I t 1ft Hr i )i T Now#)In* liev . r ii Goldfingrr ” U N C . M i U r of t h * *n*r* Tlie host does funny hit* wilh | dre**ed envelnjie ( l < T h * | K»r t n r * " l i u n n in the apartment behind bams, spending a week with U 5 t i l Ch « N#w» I- F 't> *vl/.k|ij»Ullt«it la-k ta 1 M • h . * IIC Ne ^ • * * * the other star* and the four l 2 i T -nh* Shuw | ’* J H i / I n T " l l 1 Ilf T n j | h the library and we an- sure them recently. (o be bank rnblicrf But the f 't Th* i 4i* Mltow lo r Atitty'* booklet, How l : • lt»n« 1m * V\ t.r !•) join In as a monster quarG-t many old friends will be drop­ bank u Thrush's and if the ill fa i*her al V<n)>1Ut T IIE S D A Y A. M. in television laud fur a comic Tn Have A lovely Wed ping by- lo say hello. I : li­ ■ * » S • w * s u b v e r s i v e organutlon's Mr and Mrs Johnny J. Mor­ t no <ti Sian n n comment on the current TV ding ” send -Vh rents to Ah' ft i* ' * • I'hi Kd *« cl N'li hi nsli.n* A lm a n t a funds can he destroyed. It will gan of fiamando Estates had S( H-S i *. ,i eNu»w (? • f n y Do n t Ha j season How did they mi*< a by Mux fiitTou I«s Angetrs, , a W sS Ih v r Th* TmjH'ir V t o r r l t i J i be s crippling blow. The show gut Ml {rum Frostproof Iasi I lu i f WerM Ctsllissrbia How Cute Land? Calif • I f III Mout I*« lbd«*rda 1*1 Wu n r l M H*nl »*t *r holds to a t nunc strip ad.xn. weekend at their home. They N*»a S ik 1*1 N i v i A W i a t t a s r lure level snd lire security were Mr snd Mrs Curtis l ie • i l l 11 ) B * c r * l l i b r a 1:00 ( ! l T o 4 » r tf i T r a ilm **t*r (ii autisi'ln* A l m a n s o measures in force In Hie subriii-nt and their two daughters. (II Th * M *lrh 0**>* 7 IS IS) VVsko Cp Movlss . lerranvan vault remind one of Martha Nell and Melba Jane « 31 • ?l N f i r V*er* ^ J fi i >i N o w i 4 fto t«i» Lnd* *\8 a I i Jack Benny's Dan U ilcrlrhy The Clements art- aunt and Ills lly r u n Hsrfcvt ) By Jane Casselberry f | > h i e t of U r o t i e h o *»rt plays a would-be Thrush ag­ uncle of Mrs Morgan. t;05 49) AegKunt Mrs Either M Cort.ne has 1:11 I I T , 4 s f i f ) Xl a r OI * O n r l l U ent, Marlyn Mason plays a 1*1 W s k s - u i - M o r i s * returnid from Ft. Lauderdale IX) W i l l * F a r n o (SI Mlcksr i;»»n* *l»ow would-be U N C L E . agenl ft 1ft I ; i f t x . r t * and will be visiting her bro­ 7 t i ( I I N»w» * W satb »r and Koti Murrya, without his I , I V t l | .N • w * r o o • ihsr ther • in • law and sister, Mr. «•) L«*v* It T* B u f f i home movies. Is an out-and• m (II Caplala ■ » • « • '• * ( l > f ip n r t a , W • * i h • r, and Mr*. P a u l Knight, I IS <t > Wsslhsr ••* l i d out villain. Nfftf You’ll enjoy the surprising Queen’s Mirror Circle, for a I is ill T»lt» Little theater suits of crisp, III ClIISMItll v e r i e r of delicious foods and few weeks before returning (irmly woven cotton ottoman S.SI ill t i l r o r c * Court tile fest, e-gurteoue am vice at the to her home in Washington, rule high on fashion's “ most (l> KisreUs * Tride Winds Cafclerte located next i d Xmrrlcan lllslorr D.C. wanted" list. Jackets lean to I i s ) ! • C o r l o o n r t l t * to the theetr* in th<- Femlnole I’laia Shopping ( enter on IT S. 17 92 behlarer lines Favorite colors, ( I I 0*1* a i o r m *;!* ill Hoi*it>«r I t ^ o m twren Kenfurd and Orlande. Tender, m Mr. and Mr*. L. E Swope, black or white. ill ti**nir a (.‘(ill prim* meal*, garden fresh vegelaXui S Triplet Drive, recently COCOA i*i >’orkir I’le by Marie Devant files, spjielising am1n<In and your fa 10 oO ill Msk* Itc-vm (or had a> ihetr guests for several Dun'l tik e too much fashion Vorite (de or cake. * 109 Maryland tivildy NEW YORK: — Chemical ishi-e and emr*, ouiwardty • day*. Mr and Mr*. Rolierl a d v i c e , especially from Hi Mik* w tliae* Kiwi tcience ha* found a white sub­ caused, dry up or become less On Tuesday evenings, we offer a 10tiagerman, old friends Iroiu friends, says a California de­ (I) ipxnlah Gsaxuis ox. New York Sirloin Strip cooked to stance made wilh quirkailvrr noticeable! Hut don't lake my W h i C i Tb*l Son* your order for only 70c. Thursday Cincinnati, Ohio. The visitors signer. You lose your point of 10 10 (SI that work* w o n d e r s on wort for it. Make a rt-day LEESBURG I I I I l - or * t . a r r night is Family Night with free des­ have traveled all around the view and become a conglomer­ wrinkled, ixughenrd face and t e s t without risking one serts fur all. Saturduy night Is Steak 900 N. Bird. hands. Use it one t.me and it penny. Juat get a jar of Feaworld and were kind enough ation of opinions, most of Nigjrl — p big, JLtUh T -U n e ateuk is entirely possible you will ceck'e luij-orial Creme at yuur to show color slides they had which probably are unsuitable cooked to your order for only 11.00. *e« improvement next morn­ favorilo department or drug (aken in Australia and New to you Find a style (hat suit! ing. In a few daye dry-akin, sture Use this thrilling cream CLEARANCE S A L E I Luncheon: II a.m. 2:15 p.m. ^ Z e a la n d to a few of their you and then stay with it, be wrinkles a ta ri to vanish. Many for 8 daye—and if you are Dinner: 4:34 p.m. b :00 p.m. hosts' friends and neighbors urges. of the email onea around the not delighted with reaulla, full one evening during their stay. eyes and mouth have already price will be refunded. No diaappeared. But that ie nut questions asked. Peacock’s Im­ Women in a’acki end men all! "Old-Age" (weathered) perial Crime c*n Vork won­ M M / 7 r s i TORI PIERCE Those electric "knives are io sw eeten ere an indignity to brown epots »n hand* ami ders for wrinkles, lines, brown designed lo perform a lot of other diners who dress far the . A l Seanloan arm#— brown "eg#" darkness • pot* and other weathered tutting chorea but not to slice occasion when dining out says nn surface cf face and neck blemishes. You may obtain 0 S 1 South through bones. Manufacturers ■ Beverly Hills designer. "Be­ fades away! Rich oils lubri­ Imperial Creme for 12.00 plua cate porea *o blackheada can tax from advDe cutting dswa ta *nd ing able ta pay the check is We Piovide the Finest Catering Seivite in Central Florida slip out without aquae* ng. around bonis when us.og Ihe co c-~.cu:e for this d.ip'ay of Surface pimple* and blctncarver. bad taste," be maintains. After Wedding Jacoby j On By Oswald Jacoby Retired Teachers Meet Wednesday A t First Federal (jOq Jhe id omen By Ruth Millett Garden Circles Altamonte Springs » Personals T V Tim e Previews d iiq h J& q h JtA Geneva Television Tonight Personals m EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD Out of the Mailbag I think black would be the "Dear Edyth Thornton Mc- smartest and the accetaorica lyeod" can then lie worn with other ",'ly hair ha* a wide white costume*. If your heir looke streak in the center f ro n t Do » hit hlua, try a silver-grey you think I would look young- ! tone for the rinse. It might er if 1 had either my brown | be-much more effective with hair don* all brown or fend the forest green coat, it blenched to a platinum „j . . . . . ,, belong to e group of ihade? I am f|fty-«ix fifty-six and a n d ,I. . , 1 . , , . . husbands and wives who anwork at » strenuous Job.—" NH [tertain all the time. They If you have the time and h ,v ' ; ; v" " ,n* 1 “ n' ran effo rt to have your hair T * *tton[ T " ™ 1 “a .' uwhat h i l UAIIhi va K e l t ffor n e aon* n e llo would he best Ndon*f' when it needs it. you ran consider Ihe platinum n e a r throughout the sraionT —fiO." coloring. The streak iilso can A simple crepe sheath wfth be color rinsed to match your a bolero would be so right. hair, ami you could do this at homo yourself. Personally, You cun find attrnctivo bead* I like the white streak. It is ed jacketa and also a bolaro very attractive and at the of silver brocade would go moment it Is "in fashion." . well with such a sim p le "I am getting so top- drea. You can change acces­ heavy; my figure look* aw- ,.sories , , and, add a touch of ful. What can I do T 1 , m I bright color through (lo v e. about ten pounds overweight. and tlippart and cos turn* Jswelry. —Mrs. R." Tomorrow—From My Not*. Use exercise to aid posture ami go on a diet. That Is the book. only answer. S-end. Jor my TV R EN TA L "Diet and Exerclsa" booklet, • Salee # Servle* use each exorcise and follow the diet. To obtain the book­ let end a "gift" copy of "Diet S22.4920 Breuks," send me a long, Zenith Color TV Bale* ItiOO Kan ford Are, self-add res se d^jjA uiped en­ velope. and »n«rill®!)i cente In coin. When shoulders are r o u n d e r you JwQlltLCUEiluJ! t y t o V I t u t tJA you are. . ' | B ID t-IN TH EA TR f "My hatr Is gray', with a TOMTt A T lllli blue-smoke rinse, end my «kin T it*0 A 11 >05 is fair. I have a fore»t green F o r I f l u l t * Q n I f mm Mo On* L n«l*r I I III wool root. AA'hat color dress II* «ml ai-ressoi ies would Imik h i m «n- i n s o t a b.-M? Delia." m uhi/ Seminole TV • I mtliI * jr H *n t * r * — llolkrrt Tarltaf E n l c r s !iflO I'lM* A l 9 .DO I N D I A N A POLIS. Ind. f i l l ’ll — Jim llurtubise of Viiitb Toiiawanda, N Y., who wa* luiim-d In a ra.-mg eci-|* dent at Milwaukee last sum­ mer. will drive a rear-engine rnr in thim year'* Indianapolis .'.flrt . mile I'Ussii-. New Prep Record BOONE,.N C ( I ’m — Ap- pala.-hien H ig h Seb ol posted it* 131at eon**-* ut ve wrestling win Monday for a new prep record. iw iw if^ r * > n f m •nOTftftl.mO IILT T i l l BBUr* ni** HrttM — rot** NOW thro WED. AT 1:18 - 1:30 - I J # 7:20 - R : » MiapthaMUS|JJ— * ^ ^NsJ t h e t f o 't U H Q c r G Q 0 * * ! u \*»a*k* Hi * IVv.friWrtf Y oV R SC Lf 4 a C 0 I1 R » Vi G > RL 1 J J ______ M urA nM rat ' { 1 CaitEiuni JuutETBao ,v . V * NssnSiam Coufio Personals Gneat B0,Mi!v'.'i“ i5Dr 8tns The Dave Clerk Flea KM K IT HOI.I It.A A D O N ' T M I S S IT Casselberry Personals SiiVt Fashionettes W R IN K L E S STORKWIDE BARGAINS G A LO R E! MANUEL JACOBSON’S DEPT. STOKE TOUCHTON’S HX14 Only Wall Porlrail I’l.UH Sir M AILING AND HANDLING CI1 ARGB • 9 • • • Groups 11.Oil each additional person I lu ti poses from which to ehuoSe un* to n person — two lo a family no nppoiiitment trecuseary children up to 12 years Thursday, Friday & Saturday Jan. 21, 22 & 23rd 10:00 A.M. ’til 5:00 P.M. 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I.I t f f T O f T T - r.t^lEK!; ^ V f r"> 7* - ................. B 5 a l K & HEART SUNDAY in the Snnford area, Fe»>. 21 will ho lead hy these Indies who met nt the home of Mrs. Georjic Mills, Heart Sunthiy fhnirmnn. All served Inst year in the same capacity. From left arc Mrs, James Poovey, Mrs. Milis, Mrs. J. C. Lavender, and Mrs. L. D. Tamny. Seated is Mrs. James McKee. Other*arca chairmen.are Mrs. Herlrcrt Behrens, Lake Monroe;”Mrs. C. J. Sassman, Lake Mary; Mrs. James Wallin, Osteen; Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Osteen; Mrs. Dempsey Carnes, Lemon Bluff and Mrs. Horace Broadinan, North Orlando. (Herald Photo) * ! grandchildren n n d several nieees and nephews. Funeral services will he held a t 3 p.m. Tuesday at Os­ good's Funeral Home in Pine!las Park with burial to be In the family plot in St. Peters­ burg. Memorial services will be conducted at 6 p.m. today nt the funeral home hy the Masonic Lodge snd Ameriesn Legion Post. K. A. (Ned) Chittenden, 69, died Sunday nt bis 'home ftl Pinellas Park, Horn Sept. 16. 1695, in Corn­ ing, N. V.. he earn* to Sunford in i n i l from F.ndirott, N. V., nnd lived here until 1911 at which 1inie he moved to Pinellas Park to work with Ihe Veterans Administration at Hay Pines Hospital. Upon retirement in 1U.V7 he became rofijarl representative for the VA al flay Pines. He was a veteran of World War I, a member of the Msaonir Order in Pinellas Park and a charter member and honorary lifetime member nf the PincJIaa Park American Legion Poxt. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred S. Chittenden and a daughter, Mrs W. J. Hay. both of Pinellas park; a sister, Miss Edna Chittenden of Sanford; a brother, L. P. Chittenden of Falls Church, Va.; two Casper f o r ' Caspar), Metrhoir and Hnllatar were the three Biblical wise men of the Last. • Monday » *•’ • • Tuesday Wednesday 25th & Park, Sanford FRESH! “100% PURE” “HEAVY-DUTY DETERGENT” a GROUND BREEZE W om [n Past21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION AfU»f 51s «Tcr ir«a K l d r a f or 1)l*4Aar lt4 Tiutluo* iffsn i*ie< nt mtnr t# s « M *m| mar m*la row litiH tnd r- m o J fr*** tow lurrsirnt of Hit him# 11r ln olton brill 4 * t m d n ii nt fte-tend ■ 1 i)n »tm m a r loot site? i n 4 Ktrkotht frfrtn H»o4- Tr#* aid. «#• p r t t « » d f a t i l t h I r r l t t t t e n . CTBTKX Btna ltf brtneo foot, r* it l i n t renrforl hF •'irhin# i m i a t i i i f vw int in tcronv, Brin# nn d b f tc a l c M l t w i n rrlitf. 0*1 C T f f T U m d r u u n u . r r r i t e u n tea* LBS. j Limit: I With Your 13 Or More Food Order, Pleas*. The Seminole Dellary Heart Dlviifon hat named five Heart , , ,. ,nr, Sunday chairmen for the 1965 .. , , , „ , . Heart hund drive. r. Luis Perez, president of the organizalion said today. ■fK/’hSp have, divided Scmirndc'Cminty <and raluratirjn of thr public of ftad DeBary inlo four sections’ whai can be done to stamp out — Sanford, South Seminote,] Ihiv dread killer,” aaid Dr. , •. v> , j„ Dellary and the Negro dlvj | Perei. „|on .. M|,j |)r p,.rer. Heart disrates are the „ Mrg_ Tppn# Arma„ u j „ ,((. cause of 51 per rent of all | ill charge ^ f Itje peHary divi-l death* in thr United Slates | sion, Mrs. I.e^eh year vv.^ove^ ID head Hie S a n f o rd 'a r ? lC S iw !* ’'-—- . ^ u i« tf c |t * < S l‘ikiflcludinU, Lliiabelh Thomas will lead T'OO.bttO cliimrrn. firnti strides' the South Seminole Heart vol- •‘t'e being made in the fight unteer* and Mr*, Natherlnc <" conquer thi* deadly foe Bentley and Herbert Ciiirry 1which louche* some member * will be co chairmen of the Ne- °f nearly every lamily, he Samuel Washington l.ee, 91, gro division,” lie explained. | pointed out "The entire month of Feb [ Many person* throughout 0»teen, dlnl Friday, A resident <if Osteen slnce>ruary is H e a d .Munth aU over our atea have already volup 1917, he hnd been a gracer 1 Ule nation and Heart Sunday leered to help with tills year * nnd n minister here, lie hi- [ this year ha* been set Inr Fell Heart l urid drive but many tended Baptist Seminary In JJ, At that lime Seminole '""re are needed II ynil ran Oakland, Mis*., and bad lauglit County and |lpH*ir> volunteer* helfi, please eall the per SOM school for seven years, lie was will jmn rnflliim* of other* named starve ulm head* your n member of the Liberty Hill throughout Hie rial ion iri tiir ari’a.” In* M’fiunMcd -------------- I Baptist Church in Phil i amp- effort to raise fund* lor re sear ell lllto Hie cause* ol heait bell. Ala. rllsease, colli l.utml > servie* S u rv iv o r s a rc h i. w ife , M rs i i r. vv \ %il i \ ». I it \ A d dle H ell L e e , and sons. Hat > ley H. slid Wesley,-all of <1*- q a I W if v 4 l.rl •>! *• Win* *|!* I F t 11 teen; sons, John, of Sanford, ( \ G V , / X n O C r S O f l j I'lU.I f .i and P r e s le y , o f lie n o ii, O h io ; * ♦ !>»t *I )*. t . l Ii d a u g h te rs, M r- Ln vo m n C a r- KRAFT’S ALL - PURPOSE! 'PARKAY" K ’\ . Samuel Lee, 91, Dies Friday “EVERFRESH” HAM BURGER Funeral Notices ro ll, of Sanfo rd * M r-. M innie C u r n d l, o f A lu b a m a , and M rs. E lla Mae Sim m on s, of M im s; IN grnndrhildii-n, .99 great­ grandchildren and II giantgr.eat-grandrhlldri- n. 69, Succumbs Itrv ( nr! 1 m ififi'ti'T iliHi Know I'nilrtl I'rrvk Inlrriiiitiumil During *Ur t ivj . W.n . tht* 1T S 'iN •'Ml MH fll rii|ii|)!i'tf ji <hri‘c jn r runf la\ on iiinimrv ( ‘ h u ii h * In* of \ M*ifi>hh, I n . 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N ile s BUNS L i m it : 2 W ith 2 I M i l II 'll* v Mil M A T H E R o/ h i " u i 1♦ , M i d [IfiM ith y A i -h i Ntin " f ' in f * it I Jd 1 u n i n if Vimi it nil I Hi lit mi II tin up lil» | , \f I », | 1* 11■ I’d I Hit w ill) tl U 3 I .lll.in llHH il in 1H7 V f t i h l **f i# o i.|i? n i M i o in l i* <H( Ml 'Ijfu; In IIji* I.ill ) Lltf|U'il.;i .', ^1*1 Mt • A n n a M o a m i i i - un ltuidimH.1 ! nf Miiiini Sanford S H O P IN A IR C O N D I T I O N E D C O M F O R T •j o : w )‘> !•;. 1st s r . ;i2 2 -0 9 s:i Y o u r 13 O r More Food Order, F l r n * . REG. SIZE” M ODESS PK(IS. OF 8 Itig S tu c k Retlticllnn S ale N*i*v In I’rogrcrsN lit • II Vttil"* M »t*n**% , .» «U»irf l: I h** l o ’i* **rr. hoi ltd! u.t It » .1 I * If ' 0*1 • I e l . Ill tlll |l H o rn in L o c h pin l , M'iipm ,. h*» mm Hookmtir Hrrf. (hiuhlp llrrs* T.<*■ f- • ♦f f <*it Hun* In y, loifl Now inf LB. PKG. m (QUARTERS)^ FRESH BAKED! “MR. C” FROZEN PKG. OF FRENCH FRIES 12 9 OZ. I*K(i. L IM IT .: J P L E A S E T(ie Tiger of the year was just named Car of the Year by Motor Trend. i ENTKH-f t T "SMOKED" FRESH!“FLORIDA” PORK CHOPS JUICY . . lb. 79c FLA. GRADE “A” Grapefruit LA R G E EG G S . DOZ. MINUTE MAID FROZEN ORANGE D ELIG H T - II that Isn't enough ot a hint, try Ouick Wida-Track. (This is their year.) Or Turbo Hydra-Malic. th« n«w transmission you can ordtr that do«s •way with roaring between shltts. Coupled with tha quicker anginas tor tha '65 Pontiac, It saves Ih* tcanno tor whanavar you need ft. Whan you don't. It,a s .Ira potent anginas tat you just Inal along. And this loafing gives you l"a V nd o' aronomy you wouldn’t a.pact from a looter Ilka tha bi Pontiac. Sea your Pontiac'daalar. Ha'll thow you all 32 Pont act that ara tha "Car ot tha Vasr." The, ra ina buy of tna year, too. •as rw Krw K X U V U I aroa CMt*. aa**o ear*. SArauax, I .X va u*as. *ro u s na^M. a* aoiua twrrnaa B ILL H EM PH ILL 301 W, FIR ST S T R E E T M OTORS, * IN C. SANFORD, FLA. P r in t la p * U llllB I* Q ( j|p |/ U H M o - T r f l C U T IO D T S ” , • 100 EXTRA t t l l h Thta I Coupon A T h a Purrhsaa Of " F o l t a r ’a” I IN S TA N T CO FFEE GOLD BOND STAMPS __________________ 10 os. Jar l l . U I Coupon good at y o tr *Thriftway“ Only. Thru Wed., January 20. dkA JU W W hi 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A Tha Purrhsaa OF “ Sara l.aa" l'a r k rr h o u v a HULLS GOLD BOND STAMPS I TVj os. pkf. 19c [Coupon *ood at your “ Thriftway” ( Only, Thru Wed., January 20. to ik /w w w tn 4 s 39' 1 Coupon A Th ‘ K Purrhsaa Of ( Pk*. Of J “Center Cut" ■s IIAM C SLICES GOLD BOND STAMPS t Coupon rood t 4 ' it I < Wi<\ �Two Robots Churchill Continues A t Point O f Death Open Door Sir Winston . • * - * , _ - —- . _ . % . ~ rr> — t« s~ r Seminole County * * * * AH our clockwatchers are sorry to bear that Bill Casstibe, manager of Winn-Dixie on £>lh Street, is tlill confined lo Orange Memorial Hospital fol­ lowing surgery. Knowing this energetic fellow, we can well understand when friends say he would like someth fag to do and to see some of us showup during visiting hours Newsmen had hardly got len their pads and pencils lined up at the Tuesday County Com mission meeting when the session was over It was a special meeting to approve two plats for a housing developmenl In sU mlnut^s by the clock it was all over Opj ,nf tlje-mnat da^grrous ■ 1 *'* l a. f i e on»— rgiinlv I! uw .-vt -SCetrJ sind Sit Countl' atatJU yr■!Wtiijind SR 4.11, eoiriflionly called " Mob­ ley's Corner," now has' traffte signals operating. There’s no way of telling how many lives .they may save. But they are too late to save many lives that huve been lost at that Death Corner over the years. Better late than never—hut why do we always have lo do tins the hind w a y ' • • • Thete « re cither ifile r»i*r11«•ns in tlim rouiity that Einvi* alii'Hily rtmt i ihiiti'il thrir ►I Ml I t* o f til-(VI 1*8 all'll i »' ) K>util "til r f f u r l s hy a ll n m i r n i i ' l liavt* fu lle d tu g a in per fo r tmftic fil^naU to hi* matuMed. • • • U ' i -'II sa y |1 on-e a g a in — one o f tiie m ost d a n e .to ils In te rs e r! tptts in C e n tra l H o i* i.'a is at "7 th S t ie e l on H w y I 7-U2. tin e o f th ere d a y s — and it could he lis la y we ate g o in g la see a Idood-eiirdting accid e n t on th a t t-oirn-i lik e ­ ly as not in v o lv in g a eat load o f hig h school kid * " •* sa y w ith J o h ( “ How long, oh I ord, h a y Ione Has Dogged Resistance yet V M lr h in c Hit* a (h i ill o u t f it 1jU In tis hitliK'H lut#* fo r H e art I* u tid nsuvA E• • # on BRIEFS Jan- ill at tin* Mayfair golf f o u rir You may h*v? him on numrniiia television ahovv# «ir ono o f a h a lf don*n H o l l l 1 )0 (1 niovifp iEinrllt. Mark ymir chIMIAMI i L T h — Havana rn«Ur—tliin i« nnr y*»i| wnn't Radio today confirmed a I u u ant to m is I ban or spoliation'* claim that it bomt>e«J ttic northern Hurry an*! your nomin* coa»l of Cuba Sunda). nt lo i n in to ih r Jw yt'irn* fo r Hi«* t tint irifcTutftli***! S’ p r v r r • Award, t H•* Cjoiwl fIt»vr'rrunpnt and t hr Yoiinif V » p m * r. T ir n r ’a rU finiitir 1 h u ra d u y Stolen f'wuae out < lradlinr noon ftoiii lh»*#i l,ion? ‘ t tiH d in to r told he UK* in fond Mm for n United Frcss Leased Wire Established 1908 LBJ OKs New Super Missile ! Demos Propose Broad Election Law Reforms W \ S H IN C iT O N [>i tiiiG t . i t ic ii r ii N iilttiru fl - C h u 'i W A S H IN G T O N ft I ih I j v a * Li 11 , .no hot | } '411iMI Is ti •i*,• il»*, ilia- E" • ■l*‘ti will in .if it tun it rti I* Wei ■*1 * Gincf I. t •> .It t .1114* * 4If < u tin \ if t i r ? T*"**•■I VfM'l I** I mil*'It'd tn ICnlrvs prn PmbmIs wi r»* « I t inn nf li* h.i *• d Ib i,h rr* c y 11*■ >tk tmti**h, fMprTmitifnt n«f 'itinnnl r*'irii trjristia- Mon i e h ti * ' l-.i g -i ......... fo r , , , pfllttik* t'lrt* • 8 am i a n d rn u ink* «‘f pt iM'inrt and waid bourtdar!*■*• Theft •»*«!• ntlirr System Hit l'ie > |d e n t I’ ll J o h ii'O t i's dec isio n to d e v e lo p I lie — up* a i'i m a t e I ’ o s t u d o l i u u - d e 1i*t»--.hadovv> a tii.1 p -1 to VV " t t . i t i*y’ ll | i ill* 1-1 tla N . i v v a n d it - i " i l. i;t l . o M tulip -iilim ai int*'. It a ls o m a t h e lp I " 1 | >l;iin w liv I lie Alt M in u te n ia ii m te i i uni m en t a l tia lliste o y s ' i l e t o . . . <* M ftr8»|' will lie In-lit to a , malt'-t ' ill* ill* v I lo|U*l| \ Mi .•• f* -ii|ih'i*i * G/i- t hail inn <■ p lam fcd. ' i.i k .iM r n r ,t\ T u b e a s .a i ni 11e a- A- ai dm V* e mu I I » ■*h i nrr*’ itt 1 M* k » ** I#1 11*I t l.i.tof* !*• i — suEinuiim* " .......... . '' ............... ... Hu It.*. Mf .1* *»» v llil* • I t II • 5? •-' M H »i . *’ .1! U i I \\ * \ miL’ht littf li«* ttnit i i d (•» I nf* t h**ir niivmlr* *it a ll. tinh**« rrcnrn* \ s citir* u h p hit fit^t nii'iid*** iMtia u r n * nut lirivd b y . In tin* ful m <*. r n r ? \ lf i|f n Hailey m* a r*‘p»Vft on la»*t niixturo tif Polaris anti Pns» i ' T A M P A i U P I t — T h e U o r vrar'ii Hr* turn at a meHtruf <,nt» Nh w mi H* vt ,11 llir !»■ v»*r Mnirfi* With ida Conference of the Amer today nf tht* Ib*miN‘ t « t ir N airan \kM», ulifin of l n i\«*rit> t )ir o p t i o n ‘of i * tu 11at mib? Pntf'*«*or* flihijvNHl a renolu t iMfinl t 'mui*iit t*’1**, lii .i III"*-1 » i t En - Midif 11r Hitilt> pt itinlt'd rrp m t t*on h e re u rtfin i; the etui of tin \H t ti *-* o» 1^1It 1**s mi trim e s te r \> > trin in H o n d a mi V'En li * th o ilufit fh r llp fllfb I IIf *V »i CHtl .Ei-i. i lit d strboolh rjutm uii-n h i#*nd «1h I** fle e t ion ff tini *El* h i.|.i w * M i l l ' I b ill I'm * I IV" flllik 11. >- %111> f ’ t*pi i i d 'mu; Etv t * and I 'ltd \\ 4'*j f M- •\ (liii (E m «*\** m ! k.ip m iuii|f h i if* V* .. n I it i -g I'I i * ly m ii »1 •h*f»'iit»r t m il, J.'liMwnii v iJ(ft|'l*»)8 H |4'|f|»i*«| -4”f!wr Ilf r !»f| f ti(f"»!» »' nlt' l Wr l l - * . mm m m "11*ifi, |(» t■ 411til lift'd tl*f» 'lo r wp*did it.^ f ir f lii p n s. nt p H * at * r* I.f' iML* i(J*4Mif 8 • 1inn itn<l flu i»Elj!•at | til! 41'» htlTnin Flying Safety ■l - ed hy these ice. year* of serv­ * E.ui inquitrd about them. t • • We like that oft-quoted phrase of Wise old Satchel Paige — "Never look back— •limpin' might b* gainin' on J°u." ... ' Hearings Open i Uenied Idea Suggested ............. posed on him on charge* ol aging a wrttc-m campaign passing U, S secret* to Po for Negro leader Martin la n d . Ships Collide L E H A V R E . F ra n c e ( U P l) —T h e A m e ric a n fr c ig i) le r L u c ille .B lo o m fie ld ro llid i'd w ith SHS Cla»* of ‘55 H having the F r e n c h gasoline ta n ke r a planning session at K p. m. P o rt M a w e ll in Use m outh of Jan. 27 in the Florida State L e H a v re h a rb o r M onday Bank loung*. Pr*»ld«nt Har­ nig ht T h e F r e n c h ta n k e r b u rst old Pata, of Orlando, aaya- into f la m e i and o ffic ia l* said Ih is meeting i* to plan for lo d a y ic v e n p erson* w ir e | R e a r e d d ead. fiia tlaaa n u n ion. L u th e r K in g J r and oppositnjin lo “ ()(»■ ra tio n E a g le E y e ," a H e p u h tiia n b a llo t U ix w a tc h in g d riv e . Juke llox Hit About 7.0 i t-nls was taken fiom a juke bo* at the A A W Root Beer aland early tbia morning, police reported to­ day. A » r r wdr t vn was ttsed Ur force open the machine. I.iU»*1k I I I 111 I* - !4 GM(t*|k| MAYOR IRENE Van Ee|*oel of North Orlando accepts the new front license plate from Charlie Morrison, of Seminole County Chamljer «f Commerce. t Herald Photo) M u i n I ha f ilf l- f ! *• •••iiM' **f ^'Em I it'Hfrci ji 111 (ir**r I %8 Ei11** of ,lh r r l u u r l r r tm n " <«trn-<l out l«y tom e ({••p u h ltcan a u p p o itn r* I I * a im p raiaed lle m 'y v ra tlc 'V o u n te r a r tin n " in exp o sing u n n l I r in p l e d R ep u b lica n h rih * o f a co m m ittee em p lo ye, d is c re d itin g a G O P r itia e h * ' group film "c h o ic e ,” d isco jir- i l l ’ll Eii mi*i if , lE*# riMva*>i 111, 1 ' * 1fid ' I *’ t*^‘ Mf*\t » I N fill** ft |M I Miff *’ f t 1 Ml! v » 11 • I mlik■1 * fit* it* l .i lit* -i IN I 11*' t ft i f VStN'fl’ M ll f Mt Mm* Gill Ik I h* it « *'• I Will 111 ll*' I MI fM ' t i V | 8 >T|f*'| rt I • IN II mI T>1 .. . . le d W A S H IN G T O N (U l’ l i — T h e S u p re m e C o u rt denied * h e a rin g to Ir v in g C S r a r b c c k a fo rm e r second s e c re ta ry of the U . S E m b a is y at W arsaw w ho io u g h t a red u ctio n tn the 10-ycar p riso n sentence im - T A L I. M l ASST. K W h ile the h m u 11inti* m e \N-4istant fiNitbal) roat h John Coatta is leaving f orida Mate rt It I ■ i h r tiijjt t hi i r FiOi h mi li i ■ v e rm iry y e a r , tiie Ijo iia C fuh is y e ttin g read y to prom ote at ’ 1 n iv e rM t) of W is t h e ir 40th. A n d the conwm in- c®n ,,n , *c M-en on the tty ia the b e n e fic ia ry o f a ll ^ S t s ta ff sin ce 193D * /v the rlvlc entcrpri»ee promot* i t President Looks To Better World For All People’ \\ \ H I M . l o \ a l l I ' l l i ' I Ii11M'1 !»■ is 11(ton | . net t lit • “'ll* ll 8 full i' i't41* ni *| ‘I 111Is* itmI la mi±: in *lit t I MM i! r I** CM 'll I i ’ •(ltd I >• I'Mtll. im fi* * * I 11» Mil t Itm i I h*’t " ■rl to* tin ' tu i h I *• 0.18 8 I’.’llt I * ■ I ..........It'IT Ml A 1 I h l l o p \ -t , i | a.f *,1 . l ” t ail | Ml-I| MMI Mi M. tnn» *§»■*•» I |t Il.» • .I, ion mien • ,t • ***I i i - .1 M Ik. ll ■I f.o 'ih r I mil li* 1A ' ■W H . ,||i. -U \ n Mir *d h " E i# joinrd nf a n d *i> jt * d dH**d pa M*mdi« \ » i*l.f it •l a \ ii l)V I N il I • ~' tt «* % 1■■ ti41 f t "dtltsoM 111 1 % It t wMjk* 111a !-" 11 - -Vk. .ir in i' ih ill ► J*|M VI 1'( fo r anyo ne to fo llo w . • • I f " y o u r chib) has lo st a h i k , or had on* »to l» n , don 't fo rg rt to rh*<-k w ith the P o lIre S ta tio n and the S h e r if f * o ffic e . T h e y 'v e got q u ite a c o lle c tio n — som e th e y 'v e had fo r qu ite a w h ile and no one Coatta CJuits SANFORD, FLORIDA by Women of the Church at the general meet­ ing Monday afternoon. Taking' purl on the pro­ gram were (le ft to tight) Mr.-. Keith Hander, M rs. Robert Jackson. Mrs. John Wilson and Joel Field. Pain tin g w as by K It. Stowe, local a rtist. ’ A PAINTING, of this area's first Presbyterian Church, tiie old Silver Lake Church at Ft Reed which stood in 1870 on the present day site of Sanford Naval Air Station dispensary, "as pre­ sented to First Presbyterian Church of Sanford * * * N e s t w eek, in honor o f the J n y r r r * . K » « .i K * ir w ill H u r t (b a tr ih u liiig i|w i* l g ro c e ry hag * w ith Ih e J a y i r r r i r n i nn them . I t ’ * * good r r * p .| lie » "The Nile of America* * TUES., JANUAHV 19, 19G5 U ASH 1VG TO S’ if H i — Th e Senate p u b 'ir w o rk s fo n t m ille r opened h e a rin g s tr«la> I'r e s id c n l Ji.h n u m '* S! h il butt -nil p ro g ram (or U i* pov r r G v t r ir k r n n io un tain rrg io n know n a* A p p a la c h ia i* * Zip Code 32771 v » E. CM ! '' 1V III fc1 N MV r in l'P r JI tilt 11 "i*■*! a n im mi in f d |i I ii i -1 th in k ■H P ft 11 K lfl ipP," | "f**iI m11 di*v• l<*11nx* ht in n .t.U k 81(id m p»c|mr**d (♦*■ f >i I 1-■ IhM 1k 8, "t fIrtt i Em* l-***vt m88(1 k II 8 p« « ai tors-.ay*i- In ( " iip i i ’ ■ U V>EE IM . I f i \ H P I i V4* Eiiul m ,11U«* 1 vm r r I bi*8j(1 I h r I* El'dr r* ail ti i of fill* ' <11 tin \ | >Wii Vs l 1 Mtill 11 I' fif III .ItdwiKM n nod S rn H to r 8 j .i|t f r n a r . i [ r * -i pit Mip HI’ *M if .1*11/ f i t h i lt H u m p h re y arid a great 1>*’mo A din in ix t t n i Mm i - f f c i i i l * .*wu1 sup pi's Ia elM I ill I| k|| .**1 l ip * > r r K j l , p ro g ram ** i f ir im *w m is * ili w it h t w in tl.ii* U m f \\ Mu* puM i pav fm The Ih n m rra tn r lia itm a n t Em* i j i ’ k i M K ' liv i' t • *41 » i<f P m l In m -J.il1 .il c m id i ’ir w -i\ a i said imme ns pci t ? of the l»e* In n * , n f a Emill I Iv* V4-» 111! j,*441kill*, ri - tin*: i:» of »* II; i Ik*! HIf • i ' tit*«f«*d pfclllt lo Mf U MI l’d f1’ *‘ * I ra th e r n e g a tiv e *' ipr Arid * fllf m i l l f n n t o di ••in*U T h f * EoliN “ Jn i.y r r a n i pa*.urn » r s t i i r l I hr? II J loll mh» f**f pi dll. ti« n -1llij • ll#" 1 wl 4if 8III El *i» m t a lt y to a poaiftve n o te ,” tion ipi.i*it it ir• 'p * n i r« •lid If* |l«| |*| Ek\ .( J i l ­ tll fl( w . k fit Kill • EMi«V’ *'’ 401 III k* l s , J id in v in a im %out n It a ilr y * ..i-t tfir Iirm iH -ra ls |1a,| to iin “ a l l t t l r r .lu ia t io n * | w ork to * fill n t r r a r t m m , m an *if hit- tro td d r nnl> i r i ” 1 * » i * NO. 107 CexPE KENXECfY (L’PI> — A U. S. Gemini cap.wule ntrryinjf two “astro-robots" successfully leap­ ed halfway across the Atlantic Ocean today and siunaled a go-ahead for an attempt to hurl two astro* uaui.v into orbit arotmtl April or May. A powerful Titan-2 rocket blasted off nt 9:03 n .nt KST and hurled the bell-shnpcd pnvlnml more lhan 100 miles into space. Alxvtit 20 minutes lat­ er, the capsule blazed Famed Spots Empty, Cold Hurts Crops back through tiie atmosphere and rode a giant rod and white parachute to a landing in the Atlantic Ocean about 2.150 mile* eiisl-southeast of Cnlled Pres* International I ape Kennedy.* • Florida.beaches were deser­ The apparently flaw less flight opened the door at lust ted today because nf a severe to long-delayed plans’ to cold wave that damaged salad crops and forced vacationer* linin' h Astronaut* Virgil 1. WASHINGTON . (l?PI> — In wear heavy sweater*. I Gust Gttssont and John W. Here i» the official program of . Meantime, the Great Lakes Young on (p-qiim's iiiiiuk-nml ’'snotsbett" goi a fresh cov. prcMdcn1i.il inaugural e v e n C t h n . orlof oiunmil flight ermg Imm heavy squall*. fo- Wrdlirsdav: Mopes Preserved II tn a nr — O ffic ia l inau­ The first fold wave In hit The sfieelaciilar flight rilso Florida this.year sel low tern* gural cere pinny, the i apitol preserved, for the lime being Sclcctiotj b y Ik K, . Marine peralure records at several n( hast, hopes tlutt the SI.3 Corps Band. • |M«irrt« Monday — J5 degrees billion Gemini .program will ... | , . L „ at T a lla h a s s e e ; 27 at Daytona, ’ In vocation’VyT lie Xlosl Rev .be p erm itted to Initm-h ilix 10 ' 1...... .. , ............. B e a c h , 30 at Tampa, 30 at Rnla-rt K I.ueay, Roman t'ath ........ tu i > mu ti flig h t s by e a rly nhe archbishop ol San \nlonio, Miami and ;ut at Miami Reach. Ihe statc'ji famed watering Tex The project* u liio iily 1 't Solo bv t lis s L e o n ty n e P r ic e (spots were deserted whtlo y e Mi 8 t’i'ltm-l." it 'lientirle* f o r c A l*rai>*t by It». bln Hyman Jtl t lt r i h i r j t l o f cut1>;(fk? ib lr lo dealers in heating appliance* and bottled gas were swamp­ d .ili S o h a H it fl. C v m c ri'u ilio n »lr jn y a. ed with orders Eiftti h r a * ,l, llim a tn n , l**x. j T to Itt y 1i f Ii p h t , w 11fir * 8(■‘(I A frosl that nearly coverrd 0 .iih *»f o f f ir r admin*vt4T«**l liy (*(188001 mul Yo uiitr » in I I mI!»«» h c o |»rraid cnt h> S p ra k I II frl|n (v M"t lAHUilll a , u p p ai- I lot ida from one end lo ilia iilller, damaged tomatoes, let­ ri EmEii* \S M ct’o intivEk ("fitly pel f »•i rwt*ki to pet fe e l lu ll I 'r .i \ v r hy th r H n tiiHirgi* I I out Ih r f ie r y 11fi*»ff nt C u p r tuce and heart* in Ihe big R 114viv, iiitnixlt'l of National K en n ed y to (lie tsinp^flieN ante truck farming area around 1s' 41v f lim n an t Imuli, W.inI i lu ih lillU Ml Ho1 \ tla n fh nliMllt Lake Okeechobee, on Ihe low­ er east .mil we*l roasts anil it*.ton H l * |H | ■ a fill lllllt'st f • 4*||| tin* an I i i«*ili n( u fiii i* aflniim ^ ti ! fit t I a ft i it I let E ' -S | like m tin- Home-dead area. f«t I'HM.h’tit Eiy t'h io l J u ^ ttir I ha Ml phi HI. soirlli Florida's sugar cane K.»rl Warren A * t r o - iiolM iU ** ■ iio|> i n r ived extensive damstrawberry 1n81tie th e i (i|*8iitet v ilii'ii1 age and wintry I In a u g u ra l a*ldrr>» by l* r r x i dent Jolinton Ih e tint i (‘limit*** w 4*u1*l t ***i n*7(l - crop- al-.« were hil. bill there w.i- .ipp.irenll) only «|mt damS i i'i lu m liy Aim m ull l h - 8(1 * w i ' i f i E•4• I dM m. m'U' i lion ’ ’ d "11vi * i n id i!. ’ %n a ii I In | age to the state * log citrus |l» »Mtill'! iMl| lev EMk E mm « | »->v M|Hf) M llH lla |i(i8 Vki'li Vlop A slo t 111 blow ing off Lake ’ f n rf lakoViM*. UrUio*l**v , h atte r tr? fu r h**mt8* i itoieiM# i i i I|I m«*h >p nf \< irth and .Smith fo r eye.?, M’ l i ' o u fa.i fin d e r a Eng Monday dumped up In \ u ic r it** IKII*1 r»'l|lH 'riirM 4i I•11 I (till I * thicr loci ol snow on western New Voi k north ol Buffalo, l ;■ ui p «ni I , Min Ei for f mi Em a i f ih mi mI ii * i ' • ■ I'r r - iilo n l am i N'u’c l*M*M(bini E lie I mI' mI >> 1fI k I 11*1 ill ill') ^ Idol king snores ol streets and highways and closing Indus nl«l Su p rem v t'o u it i I i .im i I m’ i «*l t m i G|i l i ••] I I n a f ' M t i | i ..I Mu llo- i a.pilot ' «, id h • Jtl Gif I.i t I m t n il lllis and schools Ihe cold mass continued tu l lo p ifi In a iiK M ia l par It Ml kllllllE mi ll 8 pi i ' f • ' I • ti ,i i l d i i v i n I *»•m i" v h am i! A m *ih k * Mini! *n-i v ' >11hi n1i> '/I* I he hang on today from not them to \V till#* I ( mum * New En: land lo southern 1 lo Eli m il uf I 71" -lit n e I e n 11<•11 7 p m livvcption (or <a In ali IIH -4 CM I Eg ! 0 *i«M! m ill |>i ( - i ida tiH by i lUrrm fo r JolniM in In ill i i| iv 4 am i i ik k i* |1 i lei Meanwbile, C a it f o r n 1 • Humphrey. International Inn 1t l J11la 11"! k 8 Mil e V4’ l >111|f|g .«n- hashed in temperatures :* p in hiMUKUinl Em II* mI (hot thippein <1 »||.|I lew. bed HS st Point Mugu .md si at Nanla An* and lamg I lie s[Mice 1.1 jiA lllr w ,»% pint National liiianl \nm»iv, Mav floucr lloti'l NEioia’Eiarn Hotel l.e il H o rn the Oi l .in *HN| pi h 4 kI |le.l( Ii, sliei aton Park Hotel and Stat on th e d e c k n f Itir* J i r e n i l ! Jer Hilton Jjolfl r^ r/ je i^ I n s l.a k i C E ia in p liim Inaugural Events For Wednesday - i t 'i i l l I fit til III Ill'll f A 1.t» 8Hf' V I *1lH Il-i-fl!K II*Ii) I*Xt #’1111 Lrc’f »u« h »- tn • JI* |o ii|8 .1 rut Mil I'MACs Uir f iam lii.-* in hi*•i f Amvi* I llil' H I - |i.*1 I*'* t*n»I\ i* Paul h i a 111n I <1n 1 nhitw t Ijt* VOL. 57 tiloke lik e that C ou ld (m in .1.dm M 11« 1 1•*v * a ile d i <• just w ak i op m ihe m ol in n . illl V f M| J 11Mild H im l It in i #i v and say w ii.it « Hus alio nl 7 H 'fol Mil l V In M llim t' tile tio b h ir said of * WEATJ1ER: Fair thru Weil mutiny, wiirnllniz slowly; low tonight 35-45. \ Hahn, t r (■k s|,ul a 11181, svlirn h* Thone 322-2G11 LONDON ( U P I ) — Sir Win­ ston Churchill hovered near death today. T h e 80-year-old wartime prime minister spenl a rest­ less night am! was hclleved at the point of death in early morning from (he rrcages of a stroke. But at 11:Afi a m. <6 tli a. in. EST) today, Churchill’s weary physician and lifelong friend, 1-ord Mann, told news­ men Churchill's condition had noi deteriorated further during the morning. T Approaches Heath The archbishop of I'anlerbury railed Upon all Britons I J m "as tatiirikjuC^LaStr AVintf Inhe imbrnai-hr* approaches death death ‘' Lord Moran spent most of the night at Churchill's bed­ side, watching his life ebb and apparently helpless to save it. Moran, himself 67'. was call cd to Churchill's bedside at his home in Hyde Park Cate at 2:10 a nt i S lit p m KST Monday) for the first surprise examination since tin- wartime prime minister was announ red as suffering from a cere hrai thrombosis last Friday. Mead) Decline -Successive medical bullrtins situ c then have niiJic.iti-d a slow lint steady det line in Churchill's valiant light lor hie \ faltering heart and a fail mg (iiioliitoiv system ill aim.! 1 loin loll s Iasi leservoirx ol strength, hut sorrowing nut lions around ttie world found ronsoiaiion ami pride in his dogged resistance A polite officer standing gu.ml outside the Churchill home sounded a common sen timcnt, Kk’en if you ait* not i» gidf* i , y o u 'll on the St. Johns River j,*« *vi i mu i M)| nr * , 1 |{* f -I * m i in fur (tin "■-I I I . Recognition Hearing Slated On Seminole Jr. College Reqij^t TALLAHASSEE i l l ’l l ' .«hoot one lim ir and to nnn ii Li s, ,iH e i fl - HfiiMdef oo? take off fftifii t ape Ike fined * T h e ( .ipM ile w ill lie le h ir n i l l to I ape K e lllli Is to I h in \A A S H I N i i T t I N tu rn — Xpert ed , aludied and d o m a n *t (irt\|n r» l N i-lxm (O - A V ia ) lie d in p re p a ra tio n !"f the linked <‘o fig ie»8 to d ay to rrr^ m amped flig h t * • c m /e a lid pt uf eel th e A p* I a hi* Ei I n li T r.ifT . a *Jjm h (.( h i I w '4 111(ef tie r> I tu ck xvhii h w inds Bid For Trail Insurance Firm H ie S id le . Junior I <>IIi cc* B o a rd w ill m eet W 'l-llicsth i) III G a in e s v ille lo act on i c q u e sts for n ru in stitu tio n s lo I V» h SO N A I I I E ( I 1*11 se rv e M in im a llr in it o id and N at i nf icil I , if# I n -Gin in * **’ ■»«) S e m in o le i oontnw |i*4(l\ n f K t o i (kill 8% ‘t i l f t p (III f Issued Permit ft m in \| . io r rile lo i* i l l , I I •J !, l u l l t le n t if N» eKliiEdialied i >4'r f i m o m in m e d in by \Mbifii** i8 mid in V4 i 4tffi. »n !• l> fitM g iii/e d |*y ih e fe d e ra l i;'*vi niiin nt, ro i I•?11 44 lilt Ei N f IrtMn p r ^ " Stale School Sopt Tltomav I M"V F II f I 18 | l l \ 111 HO. | III l i l t pn( i*d su(8 8im dnt i " h n triixlimn y I H 11111-V III I ll *'•! J*f11f■ -41IN l l Hailey taiil silfveV* o( (Ml EfGdkiog I | im idn finiiinial an-ll i»o |o fii *•) kiirtt'd Earl >r n r . il , - 1.1 I -1 «|i1*ll 'i IMJI Gk* til ol lelili.il sludi ol enrollloeiil in p'*ln i al 1ii'in * ~ id 111( Ei* Im , IEi.it him died wlieo i Mfigieti . It I i 11 0.4 N Jl I MIl'it I ( i Mil I I the Iwo a n a s wen complele od iM lH tn d witliiiid m U f i ^ u j v k4 lj| mMil If I •pi fl |f. d »HI | I'M \ I I•i" • l 11■ P■ (I •■ !> ’ | i III H f • ’% and a final ret ninineniliillon M|| If Ei m - i i m i- s I n i *• '•III Gl' • • I 'AM **f Iphi 'lllllM'l 8 for creation of the new two •film* litI *I in \\ ■ml Ii f I J*14ktl Veal school* was exxprclcii al liilt r jrt f)> tl.i" I 't r * ill'll I "h Ihe mcrling ♦ luft | P14 i IIIGN tlll'tllE'4 | wEj JJI A p p ro v a l ol llo new sclunils O P E N FRIDAY (*■*• I- « i f Hi *11 *!<a11it I lull In On Mr MM*'-f i* *«* iM 'd-u*v At ‘ ft il'itn* r IfthfiMin I'l •Ills I if 441(1 fl t ill* sIMk* | nit 111*|g'f* *«f filial 1- lEl,||| i 111MMA nt IlH ln rf *lifiti s J| 11•| f*|f- *11ti* I 4 I ii 1*l(*8 h r in ily frttwf m11*| ’ 11ti8 l«i'Em 8is#|11**| ft pf m ()Mlp|»r*l uu* •i|§»jMi*r*l In Ear iliy fir# t (G N 'i f y in»|M i i mrt tr ip in l ; < i , l.u t jm ijm Em. m i i ju n l (li•tnjt nr t ^ lj;tr w n y ." T l i f P r r t b lr n ! t he orri«8iMi( tn r r m irui hi* finnm ml Hti|l|Mif 1•*( k Omt “ m if ^ rrirrif* turn r f i j n ) ? u v e ry r ir Ii uml Ibiiunlifnt lift , th«* rirlie#! hihI most lio u rrtjfu ! o u r propEr h i v r r \ r r k n o w n ,” liut Eir n14mI Uiiii tn mlike t(iin " *» vknriiii i f ul Relief iiiio n " A m er in m in k i u n I f r ie r t ln * k n b r f n f r t h r ill '*lfi I lie* ftHioulruum , in « ih r a liifiifi. >n the t r y aid e, h i I h r lam 1(1*" *'J|) I he (Eny n lo i iiio r, we w ill i i y tn I m iiil * e in p lu y rr Iuio l em ploy r , f « r m r r urni ta n r h e r am i h a n k e r to g eth er, would [Mi-li lo foul ilo- m im ln r of ju n io r c o lic .e « planned for the entiling h irn n n m i O ilie r* appro ved al rrc e n t H ire lin g s of Ih r hoard includ ed schools tn s e rv e la-on W u k illla and H ig h lan d s - H a rd ee m u n lie s 'P ie p ro p o sals w ill go In the 11*65 la 'g ls la tiir e C u rre n tly th ere a r r 3D Jun co co lleges in M u rid a p jt li aq m erit of on.urn* stiniei nteiits * >y Bribery Trial Opens Tuesday A jury was being selected this morning in Circuit Court to hear s bribery trial I’residing is Ju d g e V o |i» A . Wil­ liams Jr. • Charged is a man irlentifiyd as John H. Illrkinan It is allegril that rinAkjiril ifr lie trirdto bribe a driving'license ex­ aminer ao hr eitirld get a per­ mit. The defendant is represent­ ed by Public Defender David *)t in an a tte m p t to make Elaxer; the state by I'r.osecuthis a better »oi M for all | tor A. E. Uuiiiuss. | people/' ha <l«ilai e n n c t if NI I K TIL 9 A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y . BIG JA N U A R Y C LE A R A N C E NOW G O IN G O N ! j SPE C IA L HUY I COLORFUL SCA TTER RUGS! 2 $5 J7" i 4i" Big assortment at sav­ ings! Viscose r a y o n pile, ikid-resist bark. Otals, oblongs. Extra big sites. Drejjrstor rotors! Hurry fgr first pick. , WHITE GOODS EVENT CONTINUES! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I \ > b' ftinlitrli Pape 12 - — Jan. 18, 19G5 Srrnlh E. A. Chittenden Succumbs At 69 Heart Chairmen Named r r.I.ItffTOfTT- r.t^lEK!; ^ V f r"> 7* - ............ B 5 a lK & HEART SUNDAY in the Snnford area, Fe»>. 21 will ho lead hy these Indies who met nt the home of Mrs. Georjic Mills, Heart Sunthiy fhnirmnn. All served Inst year in the same capacity. From left arc Mrs, James Poovey, Mrs. Milis, Mrs. J. C. Lavender, and Mrs. L. D. Tamny. Seated is Mrs. James McKee. Other*arca chairmen.are Mrs. Herlrcrt Behrens, Lake Monroe;” Mrs. C. J. Sassman, Lake Mary; Mrs. James Wallin, Osteen; Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Osteen; Mrs. Dempsey Carnes, Lemon Bluff and Mrs. Horace Broadinan, North Orlando. (Herald Photo) * ! Itrv (n r! 1 \M*ifi>hh, mififi'ti'T inf *In* In. MmIId*-. IN grnndrhildii-n, .99 great­ iliHi ( ‘ huii h of ;n fi!«)fil, till’ ll grandchildren and II giant- Hun* Iny, Horn in Loch pin l , M'iipm,. h*» gr.eat-grandrhlldri- n. loifl h\* tl in S hu f " i *1 for Ih** N ow t-* " K n ow I'nilrtl I'rrvk Inlrriiiitiumil During *Ur t ivj. W.n. tht* 1T S 'iN•'Ml MHfll rii|ii|)!i'tf ji <hri‘c jn r runf la\ on iiinimrv Jd 1uni n ifVimi itnil I Hi litmi will) tl U3I .lll.in llHHil in 1H7V m the in Hi I fry f "l S i l t V1V " l -* O il hi" Vttil"* ltuidimH.1 25th & Park, Sanford F R E S H ! “ 100% P U R E ” “ H E A V Y -D U T Y D E T E R G E N T ” a GROUND BREEZE AfU»f 51s «Tcrir«a Kldraf or 1)l*4Aar lt4 Tiutluo* iffsn i*ie< nt mtnr t#s« M *m|mar m*la rowlitiH tnd r-mo J fr*** tow lurrsirnt of Hit him# m d nii nt fte-tend ■ 1 i)n »tm mar loot site? i n 4 frfrtn H»o4 - 11rlnolton brill 4 * t Ktrkotht Tr#* aid. «#• prtt«»d fa tilth Irrltttten. CTBTKX Btnaltf brtneo foot, r* it lint renrforl hF •'irhin# i m i a t i i i f vwint in tcronv, Brin# nnd b f tcalcMlt w i n rrlitf. 0*1 CTffTU m druunu. rrri teun tea* LBS. K R A F T ’S A L L - P U R P O S E ! 'PA RKA Y" K’\ . “ EVERFRESH” LB. P K G . m (Q U A R T E R S )^ FRESH B A K E D ! H AM B U R G ER Hookmtir Hrrf. (hiuhlp llrrs* **rr. I itv!*'i m|i r inir M»t*n**% hoi .Spring, <’hr».f fUni»h Modern, S af in M alii u l fminh. I I I I I I l( \i. * 9 - It i l il M Vi . M* 0 III, IiA \\ • BUNS mm u n i t I'S I’rir.M t p To , .» «U»irf l: rn o n 0003 Kiisy T m io i ® Open Kri. N ile s L i m i t : 2 W ith 2 MATHERo/Sanford u i 1♦ , M i d SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT •jo:w)‘> !•;. ! nf Miiiini 1st sr. ;i22-09s:i Y o u r 13 O r M ore Food O rd e r, F l r n * . R E G . S IZ E ” M O D ES S P K (I S . OF 8 Itig Stuck Retlticllnn Sale N*i*v In I’rogrcrsN I Mil II 'll* v Mil [IfiMithy A i -h i Ntin " f ' inf*it I II tin up lil» |, \f I », |1* 11■I’d I Hit ftihl **f i#oi.|i?ni Mi oinl i* <H( Ml 'Ijfu; In IIji* I.ill ) Lltf|U'il.;i .', ^1*1 Mt • Anna Moamiii- un • T u esd a y W ednesday W om [n Past21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION T.<*■ f- i. * r • M onday » *•’ Limit: I With Your 13 Or More Food Order, Pleas*. • ♦f f <*it ltd! u.t It » .1 I * If ' 0*1 • I el. Illtlll |l I pitwi *mv rtiiuii lift, * oiornir lo’i* ,t. f ront \ i tlu rn 11* litrul \ ir*n * . 1 f*Ml I • Vnflk'* 1|«t, In 11si11 lit • II Casper for' Caspar), Metrhoir and Hnllatar were the three Biblical wise men of the Last. • j The Seminole Dellary Heart have, divided Scmirndc'Cminty <and raluratirjn of thr public of Dlviifon hatnamed five Heart ftad DeBary inlo four sections’ whai can be done to stamp out , , the ,. 1,nr, Sunday chairmen for 965 — , Sanford,•. Southv>Seminote,] , jIhiv „ dread killer,” aaid Dr. .. , , , „ , . Dellary and the Negro dlvj |Perei. Heart hund drive. r. Luis „|on .. M|,j |)r p,.rer. Heart disrates are the Perez, president of the organ- „ Mrg_ Tppn# Arma„ uj„ ,((. cause of 51 per rent of all | iz a lio n said to d a y . ill charge ^f Itje peHary divi-l death* in thr United Slates | ■fK/’hSp sion, Mrs. I.e^eh year vv.^ove^ ID head Hie Sanford'ar?lCSiw!*’'-—-.^ui«tfc|t*<Sl‘ ikiflcludinU, Lliiabelh Thomas will lead T'OO.bttO cliimrrn. firnti strides' Samuel Lee, 91, the South Seminole Heart vol- •‘t'e being made in the fight unteer* and Mr*, Natherlnc <" conquer thi* deadly foe Dies Friday Bentley and Herbert Ciiirry 1which louche* some member * will be co chairmen of the Ne- °f nearly every lamily, he Samuel Washington l.ee, 91, gro division,” lie explained. |pointed out "The entire month of Feb [ Many person* throughout 0»teen, dlnl Friday, A resident <if Osteen slnce>ruary is Head .Munth aU over our atea have already volup 1917, he hnd been a gracer 1Ule nation and Heart Sunday leered to help with tills year * nnd n minister here, lie hi- [ this year ha* been set Inr Fell Heart l urid drive but many tended Baptist Seminary In JJ, At that lime Seminole '""re are needed II ynil ran Oakland, Mis*., and bad lauglit County and |lpH*ir> volunteer* helfi, please eall the per SOM school for seven years, lie was will jmn rnflliim* of other* named starve ulm head* your n member of the Liberty Hill throughout Hie rial ion iri tiir ari’a.” In* M’fiunMcd --------I Baptist Church in Phil i amp- effort to raise fund* lor re sear ell lllto Hie cause* ol heait Funeral Notices bell. Ala. rllsease, colli l.utml > servie* S u rv iv o r s a rc h i. w ife , M rs i i r. vv \%il i \». I it \ A d dle H ell L e e , and sons. Hat > ley H. slid Wesley,-all of <1*- q a I Wif v 4 l.rl •>! *• Win* *|!* I F t 11 teen; sons, John, of Sanford, (\GV, /XnO C rSO flj I'lU.I f .i and P r e s le y , o f lie n o ii, O h io ; * ♦ !>»t *I )*. t.l Ii d a u g h te rs, M r- Ln vo m n C a r- 69, Succumbs ro ll, of Sanfo rd * M r-. M innie C u r n d l, o f A lu b a m a , and M rs. E lla Mae Sim m on s, of M im s; grandchildren nnd several nieees and nephews. Funeral services will he held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Os­ good's Funeral Home in Pine!las Park with burial to be In the family plot in St. Peters­ burg. Memorial services will be conducted at 6 p.m. today nt the funeral home hy the Masonic Lodge snd Ameriesn Legion Post. K. A. (Ned) Chittenden, 69, died Sunday nt bis 'home ftl Pinellas Park, Horn Sept. 16. 1695, in Corn­ ing, N. V.. he earn* to Sunford in inil from F.ndirott, N. V., nnd lived here until 1911 at which 1inie he moved to Pinellas Park to work with Ihe Veterans Administration at Hay Pines Hospital. Upon retirement in 1U.V7 he became rofijarl representative for the VA al flay Pines. He was a veteran of World War I, a member of the Msaonir Order in Pinellas Park and a charter member and honorary lifetime member nf the PincJIaa Park American Legion Poxt. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred S. Chittenden and a daughter, Mrs W. J. Hay. both of Pinellas park; a sister, Miss Edna Chittenden of Sanford; a brother, L. P. Chittenden of Falls Church, Va.; two “ MR. C ” FRO ZEN PKG. OF FRENCH FRIES 12 9 OZ. I* K (i. LIMIT.: J PLEASE T(ie Tiger of the year was just named Car of the Year by Motor Trend. i ENTKH-f t T "SMOKED" F R E S H !“ F L O R ID A ” PORK CHOPS J U IC Y . . lb. 79c FLA. GRADE “ A ” Grapefruit LA R G E EG G S . DOZ. M IN U T E M A ID F R O Z E N ORANGE D ELIG H T II that Isn't enough ot a hint, try Ouick Wida-Track. (This is their year.) Or Turbo Hydra-Malic. th« n«w transmission you can ordtr that do«s •way with roaring between shltts. Coupled with tha quicker anginas tor tha '65 Pontiac, It saves Ih* tcanno tor whanavar you need ft. Whan you don't. It,a s.Ira potent anginas tat you just Inal along. And this loafing gives you l"a V nd o' aronomy you wouldn’t a.pact from a looter Ilka tha bi Pontiac. Sea your Pontiac'daalar. Ha'll thow you all 32 Pont act that ara tha "Car ot tha Vasr." The, ra ina buy of tna year, too. •as rw Krw KXUVUI aroa CMt*. aa**o ear*. SArauax, I.X vau*as. *ro u s na^M. a* aoiua twrrnaa B ILL H EM PH ILL 301 W, FIRST STREET M OTORS, * IN C. SANFORD, FLA. P r in tla p * U llllB I* Q(j|p|/ UHMo -T rflC U TIODTS ” , • 100 EXTRA ttllh Thta I Coupon A Tha Purrhsaa Of "Foltar’a” I IN STAN T COFFEE 10 os. Jar l l. U 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND W ith T h is Coupon A T h a P u rr h s a a O F STAM PS l'a r k rr h o u v a ____ _________ I Coupon good a t y o t r * T h r if t w a y “ O n ly . T h r u W e d ., J a n u a r y 20. dkAJUW W hi “ Sara l.aa" GOLD BOND STAM PS HULLS I T Vj os. p k f . 19c [C o u p o n *ood at y o u r “ T h r if t w a y ” ( O n ly , T h r u W ed ., J a n u a r y 20. 4 s 39' 1 Coupon A T h ‘ K Purrhsaa Of ( Pk*. Of J ■s C “ C e n te r IIAM C u t" GOLD BOND STAM PS S L IC E S t Coupon rood t to ik / w w w tn ' ■ IThr 4 it I < W i<\ �Two Robots Churchill Continues A t Point O f Death Open Door . • * AH our clockwatchers are sorry to bear that Bill Casstibe, manager of Winn-Dixie on £>lh Street, is tlill confined lo Orange Memorial Hospital fol­ lowing surgery. Knowing this energetic fellow, we can well understand when friends say he would like someth fag to do and to see some of us showup during visiting hours - * Sir Winston Has Dogged Resistance , _ - —- . _ . % . ~rr>— t«s~r S em in o le C ou n ty * * * * on the St. Johns R iv e r Thone 322-2G11 * * * * " T h e N ile o f A m erica * Zip Code 32771 CexPE KENXECfY (L’PI> — A U. S. Gemini cap.wule ntrryinjf two “ astro-robots" successfully leap­ ed halfway across the Atlantic Ocean today and siunaled a go-ahead for an attempt to hurl two astro* uaui.v into orbit arotmtl April or May. A powerful Titan-2 rocket blasted o ff nt 9:03 n.nt KST and hurled the bell-shnpcd pnvlnml more lhan 100 miles into space. Alxvtit 20 minutes lat­ er, the capsule blazed Famed Spots Empty, Cold Hurts Crops LONDON (U P I) — Sir Win­ WEATJ1ER: Fair thru Weil mutiny, wiirnllniz slowly; low tonight 35-45. ston Churchill hovered near VOL. 57 United Frcss Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., JANUAHV 19, 19G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 107 death today. T h e 80-year-old wartime back through tiie atmosphere prime minister spenl a rest­ and rode a giant rod and less night am! was hclleved white parachute to a landing at the point of death in early in the Atlantic Ocean about morning from (he rrcages of 2.150 mile* eiisl-southeast of Cnlled Pres* International Newsmen had hardly got a stroke. I ape Kennedy.* • But at 11:Afi a m. <6 tli a. len their pads and pencils lined Florida.beaches were deser­ The apparently flaw less up at the Tuesday County Com in. EST) today, Churchill’ s flight opened the door at lust ted today because nf a severe mission meeting when the weary physician and lifelong to long-delayed plans’ to cold wave that damaged salad session was over It was a friend, 1-ord Mann, told news­ crops and forced vacationer* linin' h Astronaut* Virgil 1. special meeting to approve men Churchill's condition had WASHINGTON . (l?PI> — In wear heavy sweater*. I Gust Gttssont and John W. two plats for a housing deve- noi deteriorated further during Here i» the official program of . Meantime, the Great Lakes Young on (p-qiim's iiiiiuk-nml lopmenl In sU mlnut^s by the the morning. T ’'snotsbett" goi a fresh cov. prcMdcn1i.il inaugural evenC thn. orlof oiunmil flight clock it was all over Approaches Heath ermg Imm heavy squall*. fo- Wrdlirsdav: Mopes Preserved The archbishop of I'anlerII tn a nr — Official inau­ The first fold wave In hit The sfieelaciilar flight rilso Opj ,nf tlje-mnat da^grrous bury railed Upon all Britons I Florida this.year sel low tern* gural cere pinny, the i apitol preserved, for the lime being Jm "as ■ 1 on»— la. f ie tatiirikjuC^LaStr AVintf Sclcctiotj b y Ik K, . Marine peralure records at several n( hast, hopes tlutt the SI.3 *'* rgiinlv I! u.-v t -SCetrJ sind Sit Countl' atatJUwyr■!Wtiijind SR Inhe imbrnai-hr* approaches death death ‘' Corps Band. • |M«irrt« Monday — J5 degrees billion Gemini .program will 4.11, eoiriflionly called " Mob­ Lord Moran spent most of ... | , . L „ at Tallahassee; 27 at Daytona, ’ In vocation’V y T lie Xlosl Rev . be permitted to Initm-h ilix 10 ' ley's Corner," now has' traf- the night at Churchill's bed­ .ti ,........Beach, 30 at Tampa, 30 at Rnla-rt K I.ueay, Roman t'ath .....1... tu i > mu flights by early fte signals operating. There’s side, watching his life ebb nhe archbishop ol San \nlonio, Miami and ;ut at Miami Reach. no way of telling how many and apparently helpless to Ihe statc'ji famed watering Tex The project* uliioiily 1't lives .they may save. But save it. Solo bv tliss Leontyne Price ye Mi 8 t’i'ltm-l." it 'lientirle* forcA ( spots were deserted whtlo they are too late to save Moran, himself 67'. was call l*rai>*t by It».bln Hyman Jtl tltr ihirjtl of cut1>;(fk? iblr lo dealers in heating appliance* many lives that huve been cd to Churchill's bedside at by Women of the Church at the general meet­ ’ A PAINTING, of this area's first Presbyterian and bottled gas were swamp­ d.ili SohaHitfl. Cvmcri'uilion »lr jnya. lost at that Death Corner his home in Hyde Park Cate ing Monday afternoon. Taking' purl on the pro­ Eiftti hra*,l, llimatnn, l**x. j T toItty1i f Ii pht, w 11fir* 8(■‘(I ed with orders Church, tiie old Silver Lake Church at Ft Reed over the years. Better late at 2:10 a nt i S lit p m KST gram were (left to tight) Mr.-. Keith Hander, A frosl that nearly coverrd 0 .iih *»f offirr admin*vt4T«**l liy (*(188001 mul Youiitr » inI which stood in 1870 on the present day site of than never—hut why do we Monday) for the first surprise ImI!»«» hco |»rraidcnt h> Sprak I II frl|n(v M"t lAHUilll a, uppai- I lot ida from one end lo ilia Mrs. Robert Jackson. Mrs. John Wilson and Joel Sanford Naval Air Station dispensary, "as pre­ always have lo do tins the examination since tin- wartime ri EmEii* \S Mct’ointivEk Field. Painting was by K It. Stowe, local artist. sented to First Presbyterian Church of Sanford ("fitly pel f»•i rwt*ki to pet feel lull iilller, damaged tomatoes, let­ hind w ay' prime minister was announ I'r.i\vr hy thr Hn tiiHirgi* II out Ihr fiery 11fi*»ff nt Cupr tuce and heart* in Ihe big • • • red as suffering from a cere area around R 114viv, iiitnixlt'l of National Kennedy to (lie tsinp^flieN ante truck farming Thete « re cither ifile r»i*r- hrai thrombosis last Friday. 1s' 41v f limn an t Imuli, W.inI i luihlillU Ml Ho1 \tlanfh nliMllt Lake Okeechobee, on Ihe low­ 11«•ns in tlim rouiity that Einvi* Mead) Decline er east .mil we*l roasts anil it*.ton H l * |H |■a fill lllllt'st f •4*||| tin* an alii'Hily rtmt i ihiiti'il thrir -Successive medical bullrI i i«*ili n( ufiii i* aflniim^ti ! fit t I aft i it I let E' -S | like m tin- Home-dead area. ►IMlI t* of til-(VI 1*8 all'll i »' ) K>util"til tins situ c then have niiJic.iti-d f«t I'HM.h’tit Eiy t'hiol Ju^ttir I ha Mlphi HI. soirlli Florida's sugar cane r f f u r l s hy a ll n m i r n i i ' l liavt* a slow lint steady det line in iio|> in r ived extensive damK.»rl Warren A*tro-iiolMiU** ■ fu lle d tu g a in per fo r Churchill's valiant light lor strawberry l'ie>|dent Johii'Oti's W A S H IN G T O N ft I’ ll 1n81tie the i (i|*8iitet vilii'ii1 age and wintry tmftic fil^naU to hi* matuMed. hie I Inaugural a*ldrr>» by l*rrxi ! crop- al-.« were hil. bill there dent Jolinton • • • decision to develop I lie —up* ai'i m a te I ’ostudoli uuIhe tint i (‘lim it*** w 4 *u1 *l t * * * i n*7 (l \ faltering heart and a fail Si i'i lum liy Aim mull l h -8(1* w i'if i E•4• I dM w.i- .ipp.irenll) only «|mt dam-d e 1i*t»--.hadovv> a tii.1p-1 to VV "tt.it i*y’ ll |i ill* 1-1 tla U'i-'II say |1 on-e again — mg (iiioliitoiv system ill aim.! m . m 'U' i lion ’’d "11 vi * i nidi!. ’ % n aii IIn | age to the state * log citrus N .iv v and it - i "i l.i;t l.oM tulip -iilim ai int*'. one o f tiie most dane.toils 1 loin loll s Iasi leservoirx ol |l» »Mtill'! iMl| lev EMk Emm « |»->vM|Hf) MllHlla|i(i8 Vki'li Vlop It also mat help I " 1 |>l;iin w liv I lie Alt Interser! tptts in Central H o i* strength, hut sorrowing nut A slot 111 blowing off Lake ’ fn rf lakoViM*. UrUio*l**v , hatter tr? fur h**mt8* i itoieiM# M inuteniaii mtei i uni men i.'a is at "7th Stieel on Hwy lions around ttie world found i i i I|Im«*h>p nf \<irth and .Smith for eye.?, M’li'o u fa.i finder a Eng Monday dumped up In I 7-U2. tine of there days— ronsoiaiion ami pride in his tal tialliste o y s 'ile t o ... <* M ftr8»|' \uicr it** IKII*1 r»'l|lH'riirM 4iI•11 I (till I * thicr loci ol snow on western and it could he lislay we ate dogged resistance will lie In-lit to a , malt'-t ' \ Mi .•• ill* ill* vI lo|U*l| New Voi k north ol Buffalo, l ;■ ui p «ni I,Min Ei for f mi Emaifih mimI ii* i ' • ■ going la see a Idood-eiirdting f* -ii| ih 'i*i * G/it hail inn < ■ plamfcd. A polite officer standing I'rr-iilonl ami N'u’c l*M*M(bini Elie I mI'mI >> 1fIkI 11*1 ill ill') ^ Idol king snores ol streets and accident on that t-oirn-i like­ gu.ml outside the Churchill ' i.i k.iMr nr ,t\ T u b e as .a i ni 11e anl«l Supremv t'ouit i Ii .imiIm’i «*l t m i G|il i ••] IIn af' M ti|i ..I Mu highways and closing Indus \\ \ HIM . lo \ a l l I ' l l ly as not involving a eat load home sounded a common sen W \SHINCiTON i i r i i IihIjv a * Li11 ,.no hot| } '411iMI Is 1'( Mill' I bill llo- i a.pilot '«,idh• JtlGifI.i t Im t nil lllis and schools of high school kid* " •* say timcnt, i ' I I i 1 1 M ' 1 !»■ is 1 1 (ton I' m * I [>i tiiiG t .itic Niilttirufl Chu'i ti •i*,•il»*, ilia- E" • ■l*‘ti will in |. net t lit • “'ll* Ihe cold mass continued tu l lo p ifi InaiiKMial par It Ml kllllllE mi ll 8 pi i'f • ' I •ti with Joh( “ How long, oh ll 8 full \ tiloke lik e that Could (min .1.dm M 11«11•*v * ailed i <• .if it tun it rti I* Wei ■*1 * Gincf i' i't41* ni ,iild iivin I *»•mi" vh ami! Am*ihk* Mini! * n-i v ' >11hi n1i> '/I* I he hang on today from not them I ord, hay Ione just w ak i op m ihe m ol in n . illl V f M I. t •> .It t .1114* * 4If < *|‘ I 111Is* to \Vtill#* I(mum* | J11Mild H im l Itin i#i v itmI Eli mil uf I 71" -lit n e Ien11<•11 New En: land lo southern 1 lo and say w ii.it « Hus alio nl 7 H'fol Mil l V In M llimt' - i t'i ill I fit til III Ill'll f A 1.t» t I M M la mi±: in * lit i! r I** CM 'll I i ’ •(ltd I 7 p m livvcption (or <aIn ali IIH -4 CM I Eg ! 0 *i«M! mill |>i ( - i ida Kk’en if you ait* not i» gidftile tio b h ir said >• I'Mtll. Meanwbile, C a it f o r n 1• im fi* * * I 11 » Mil tItm i I h*’t tiH by i lUrrm for JolniMin Inill i i|iv 4 ami i ik ki* |1 i lei 8Hf'V I *1lH Il-i-fl!K II*Ii) I*Xt#’1111 Lrc’ f »u« h »- tn •JI* |oii|8 .1rut * i , you'll yet a (hi ill out of M il I'M AC s " ■rl to* tin ' tu i hI *• 0.18 8 I’.’llt I ........ It'IT Humphrey. International Inn 1t l J11la 11"! k8 Mil e V4’l >111|f|g .«n- hashed in temperatures I * ■ VMlrhinc Hit* f it1jUIntis Paul Uir f iam lii.-* in hi*•i f Amvi* I llil' H I - |i.*1 I*'* t*n»I\ i* -t , i | a.f *,1. MlA1Ihllop \ :* p in hiMUKUinl Em II* mI (hot thippein <1 »||.|I lew. bed HS st Point Mugu Hahn, t r (■k s|,ul a 11181, svlirn l ” t ail | u tin \ifti r? T*"**•■I VfM'l I** V* e I#111*I tnn» *§»■*•» I Ml-I| M MIMiM. | t I lie s[Mice 1.1jiAlllr w,»% pint .md si at Nanla An* and lamg National liiianl \nm»iv, Mav h* hitliK'H hia 111nI <1n1 nhitw E• • # I l . » • .I, ion mien I mil*'It'd tn ICnlrvs prn h.i *• d IbimuI floucr lloti'l NEioia’Eiarn Hotel l.eil Horn the Oi l .in *HN| pi h 4kI |le.l( Ii, t l.i.tof* • ,t • ***I i i - .1 MIk. ll lut#* for tIjt* Heart I* utid on ■I f.o 'ih r sliei aton Park Hotel and Stat on the deck nf Itir* Jirenil! PmbmIs wi r»* « It inn nf li* , h 1A ' ■W H. ,||i. -U \n Mir *d I mil li* Jan- ill at tin* Mayfair golf h" Ei# joinrd Jer Hilton Jjolfl r^r/jei^ I ns l.aki CEiainpliim rr*cy 11*■>t k fMprTmitifnt r*'irii A- ai dm I » ■*h i nrr*’itt !*•i— jt * d dH**d pa nf and *i> fourir You may h*v? .«hoot one limir and to nnnii him on numrniiia television M*mdi« \ » i*l.f it tmti**h, n«f 'itinnnl trjristia1 M* k » ** suEinuiim* " •la \ Li s, ,iHei fl - HfiiMdef oo? take ii l)V INil I• ~' tt «* % 1■■ti41 t"dtltsoM f ahovv# «ir ono of a half don*n H o l l l 1)0(1 111 1 % It t wMon i ehti * ' l-.i g-i ...... for ....... ' ' ......... . off fftifii t ape Ikefined * Mjk* 111a !-" 11 - -Vk. .ir ini' ih ill niovifp iEinrllt. Mark ymir chI, , , Hu It.*. M f .1 * *»» v llil* • I t II ► J * | M V I MIAMI iL T h — Havana pfllttik* t'lrt* • 8 ami a n drnu The ( .ipMile will lie lehirn rn«Ur—tliin i« nnr y*»i| wnn't t * and I 'ltd \\ 4'*jfM- •\ Radio today confirmed a I u ink* «‘f pt iM'inrt and waid • 5? •-' M H »i . *’ .1! U i I \\ * \ ill to I ape Kelllli Is to Ih in (liii (Em «*\** m! k.ip miuii|fhi if* u ant to m is I m iL’ ht littf li«* ttnit i i d (•» I n f* V * .. n I it \AASHINiiTtIN t u r n — IV " ban or spoliation'* claim Xpert ed, aludied and doman th**ir niivmlr* *it all. tinh**« flllik 11.>-%111> f ’ •h*f»'iit»r tmil, J.'liMwnii i -gI'Ii* ly mii»1 *t (irt\|nr»l Ni-lxm (O-AVia) that it bomt>e«J ttic northern bourtdar!*■*• lied in preparation !"f the v iJ(ft|'l*»)8 H |4'|f|»i*«| Hurry an*! your nomin* coa»l of Cuba Sunda). Theft •»*«!• ntlirr rrcnrn* \ s citir* u h p hit fit^t linked <‘ofigie»8 today to rrr^ t*pi iid'mu; Etv * .mm mm"11*ifi, nt loin in to ihr Jwyt'irn* for -4”f!wr Ilf r!»f|fti(f"»!» »' nlt'l Wrllmamped flight * nii'iid*** iMtia urn* nut lirivd by. In tin* ful m <*. rnr?\lfi|f n • cm/e alid pt ufeel the A p* |(» t■411til lift'd tl*f» 'lor wp*did Hi«* ttint irifcTutftli***! S’ p r v rr • I.f'iML* i(J*4Mif Eiimi*i if, lE*# riMI ahi* Ei Inli Tr.ifT. a *Jjmh(.(hiIw 8 • Hailey m * a r*‘p»Vft on la»*t niixturo tif Polaris anti Pns» i ' it.^ f ir flii pn s. nt pH* at S ystem H it Award, tH•* Cjoiwl fIt»vr'rrunpnt 1inn itn<l flu va*>i 111, '4111(ef tier> I tuck xvhii h w inds T A M P A i U P I t — T h e U o r vrar'ii Hr* turn at a meHtruf <,nt» i»Elj!• at N hw mi H* vt ,11 * r* |til! I.iU»*1kI I I 111I* -!4 GM(t*|k| and t hr Yoiinif V » p m * r. TALLAHASSEE i l l ’ l l ' ft min \| . ior lo t lent if N» llir !»■ v»*r Mnirfi* With ida Conference of the Amer 1' * 1fid ' I *’ t*^‘ Mf*\t » I N fill** ft |MI Miff *’f t 1Ml! today nf tht* Ib*miN‘t«tir NaTirnr’a rUfiniitir out <lradlinr Hie Sidle. Junior I <>IIi cc* rile i* ill, eKliiEdialied in iran \kM», ulifin of l ni\«* r it> t)ir o p t i o n ‘of i * tu11at mib? v» 11 • I mlik■1* fit* it* l .i lit* -i INI 11*' t ft if VStN'fl’ M ll fMt Board will meet W'l-llicsthi) 1 huraduy noon **, II•J !, lull i>4'rfi mo minmed by Pntf'*«*or* flihijvNHl a renolu t iMfinl t 'mui*iit t*’1 lii .i III"*-1 » itEn - Midif 11r Mm* Gill IkI h* it « *'• I Will 111 ll*' I MI fM' t iV |8>T|f*'| rt I • INIImI III Gainesville lo act on i c Hitilt> pt itinlt'd rrp m t \Mbifii** i8 mid in V4 i 4tffi. »n!• t*on h e re u rtfin i; the etui of tin \H t ti 41'» htlTnin It 1**s mi *-* o» 1^1 Stolen ftoiii lh»*#i l,ion? ■l MuinIha filfl-f ! *• •••iiM' **f quests for nru institutions lo l> fitMgiii/ed |*y ihe federal I V» h SON A I I I E ( I 1*11 trim e s te r \> > trin in Honda mi V'En li * thoilufit fhr llpfllfb I IIf *V »i CHtl .Ei-i. i lit d ^ 'Em I it'Hfrci ji 111 (ir**rI %8 Ei11** serve Minima f'wuae ‘ ttiH din tor told Mm llrinitoid and Nat inficil I,if# In-Gin in * **’■»«) i;'*vi niiin nt, strboolh rjutm uii-n h i#*nd «1 h I** fleet ion ff tini * E l* h i.| .i w * he UK* in fond for n j,*« *vi i mu i M)|nr * ,1 Seminole i oontnw roi I•?11 44lilt Ei N f IrtMn p r^ " |i*4(l\ nf Ktoi (kill 8%‘til ftp (III f v» E. CM! '' 1V III fc1 N MVrinl'Pr |{* f -I * mi infur (tin "■-I II. man *if hit- trotddr i* lie » Stale School Sopt Tltomav I M"V F II f I 18 |ll \ 111 HO. | III l i l t pn(i*d su(8 8imdnt i" h ntriixC o a tta CJuits Itilt 11"i*■*! an immi in fd |i Iii i -1 think ■ HP ft11 Klfl ipP," | J limn yIH 11111-V III I ll *'•! J*f11f■-41IN ll Hailey taiil silfveV* o( (Ml nnl> iri” 1 EfGdkiog I |im idn finiiinial an-ll i»o |o fii *•)kiirtt'd Earl >rnr. TALI. Ml ASST. K i l l ’ ll - n.t.Uk 81(id m p»c|mr**d (♦*■ f >i I1-■"f**iIm11 di*v• l<*11nx* ht in * » i i l , -1.1I -1«|i1*ll 'i IMJI Gk*til ol lelili.il sludi ol enrollloeiil in p'*ln i al 1ii'in * ~ id 111( Ei* Im, IEi.it him died wlieo i Mfigieti \ N -4 istant fiNitbal) roat h John IhM1k8, "t fIrtt iEm* l-***vt m88(1k II 8p« « ai tors-.ay*i- In ( "iipi i ’ ■ While the h mu11inti* me . It I i 11 0.4 N JlI MIl'it I ( i Mil I I the Iwo anas wen complele k4lj| mMilIf I•pi fl |f. d»HI| I'M odiMlHtnd witliiiid mUfi^ ujv U V>EEIM . I f i\ H PI i Coatta is leaving f orida Mate V 4 * Eiiul m ,1 1 U «* 1 vm rr Ibi*8j(1 I hr I* El'dr r* ail ti i of fill* ' <11 rt It I■i hrtiijjt t hi i r FiOi h mi li i■ M|| If tin \|>Wii Vs l 1 Mtill 11 I' \I I•i" •l 11■P■(I •■!> ’ |i III H f • ’% and a final ret ninineniliillon Eim- iim i- s In i*• fif III .ItdwiKMn nod SrnHtor 8j .i|t frnar. vermiry year, tiie Ijoiia Cfuh i [ r* -i pit Mip '•III Gl' • •I 'AM **f Iphi 'lllllM'l 8 for creation of the new two HI’ *Mif.1*11/fit hilt is yetting ready to promote at ’ 1 niverMt) of Wis Humphrey arid a great 1>*’ mo litI*I in \\ ■mlIifIJ*14ktl Veal school* was exxprclcii al A din inixt t ni Mm i-ffciiil* .*wu1 elMIill I- |k||.**1 lip* > sup pi's Ia •film* their 40th. And the conwmin- c®n,,n ,*c M-en on the rrKjl, program** tl.i" I'tr* ill'll I "h Ihe mcrling i fir im*w mis *ili with twin tl.ii* Um f \\Mu* puMi pav fm liiltr jrt f)> tty ia the beneficiary of all ^ St staff since 193D The Ih nmrratn rliaitman tEm* iji’kiMK'livi' t•*41» i<f Pm ♦ luft |P14 i IIIGN tlll'tllE'4 |wEjJJI Approval ol llo new sclunils l In m-J.il1.il cm id i ’ir w-i\ a i O P E N FRIDAY * /v said imme ns pci t ? of the l»e* Inn*, nf aEmill I Iv* the rlvlc entcrpri»ee promot* i t V4-» 111! j,*441kill*, ri -tin*: i:» of »* II; i Ik*! HIf • (*■*• I- « if Hi*11 *!<a11it I lull In would [Mi-li lo foul ilo- mimln r H e a r in g s O pen . ...... ....... On Mr MM*'-fi* *«* iM'd-u*v ed hy these year* of serv­ of junior colic.e« planned for NI I K T IL 9 i ' tit*«f«*d pfclllt lo Mf U M Il ’ d f 1’ *‘ * I U ASH1VGTOS’ if H i — rather negative *' At ‘ f t il'itn* r IfthfiMin the entiling hirnnnmi Oilier* ice. ipr Arid * fllf millfnn to di ••in*U Thf * EoliN ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY . * * * The Senate pub'ir works font “ Jn i.yr rani pa*.urn » r stiirl *|g'f* approved al rrcent Hirelings I hr? II J loll mh» f**f pi dll. ti«n -1llij •ll#" 1 wl 4if 8III El I'l•IllsI if 441(1 fl t ill* sIMk* |nit111 Nest week, in honor of the miller opened hearings tr«la> *i»mtalty to a poaiftve note,” *«f filial 1- lEl,||| i *lifiti sJ|11•| f*|f- of Ihr hoard included schools tion ipi.i*it it ir• 'p*ni r« •lid If* |l«||*| Ek\ .( Jil­ Jnyrrr*. K»«.i K*ir will Hurt I'residcnl Ji.hnum'* S! hil tll 111MMA IlHln rf *11ti* I 4 8is#|11**| tn serve la-on Wukillla and %out n fl( w . kfit Kill •EMi« V’*'’ 401 III k* ls, Jidinvin aim (batrihuliiig i| w i*l grocery butt -nil program (or Ui* pov Itailry *..i-t tfir IirmiH-rals nt Iii 1*l(*8 hr in ily l«i'Em ft pf m Highlands - Hardee munlies hag* with Ihe Jayirr rirn i rrG vtrirkrn niountain rrgion |1a,| to iin “ a llttlr r.luiationfrttwf m11*| ()Mlp|»r*l 'Pie proposals will go In nn them. It’* * good rr*p.| known a* Appalachia *| work to * fill ntrr art mm, ’ 11ti8 uu* •i|§»jMi*r*l In Ear the 11*65 la'glslatiire iliy fir#t (GN'i f y in»|M i i mrt for anyone to follow. T>1 .. . . of ,lhr rlu u rlrr Currently there arr 3D Jun * • • i l e d U en ied tmn" <«trn-<l out l«y tome ({••trip in l;< i, l.ut jmijmEm.m ii co colleges in Murida pjtli aq SPECIAL HUY I If "your chib) has lost a WASHINGTON (U l’ li — puhltcan auppoitnr* junl (li•tnjt nr t ^ lj;tr merit of on.urn* stiniei nteiits hik, or had on* »tol»n, don't The Supreme Court denied * II* aim praiaed llem'yvratlc wny." * >y j COLORFUL forgrt to rh*<-k with the Pol- hearing to Irving C Srarbcck 'Vounterartinn" in exposing Tlif Prrtblrn! the orSCATTER RUGS! Ire Station and the Sheriff * a former second secretary of un n l I r in p l e d Republican ri«8iMi( tn rrmirui hi* finnm ml office. They've got quite a the U. S Embaisy at Warsaw hrih* of a committee employe, Hti|l|Mif 1•*( k Omt “ mif ^rrirrif* collection—some they've had who iought a reduction tn the discrediting a GOP ritiaeh*' turn rfijn)? u very r ir Ii uml for quite awhile and no one 10-ycar prison sentence im- group film "choice,” discojirIbiiunlifnt lift , th«* rirlie#! hihI A jury was being selected posed on him on charge* ol aging a wrttc-m campaign most liourrtjfu! our propEr E.ui inquitrd about them. J7" i 4i" t • • this morning in Circuit Court passing U, S secret* to Po for Negro leader Martin hivr r\rr known,” Luther King Jr and opposiliut Eir n14mI Uiiii tn mlike to hear s bribery trial I’ reWe like that oft-quoted land. Big assortment at sav­ tnjin lo “ ()(»■ ration Eagle t(iin " *» vknriiii i f ul Relief iiiion" siding is Judge Vo|i» A. Wil­ phrase of Wise old Satchel ings! Viscose r a y o n Eye," a Hepuhtiian ballot Uix Amer inmin kiunI friert ln*kn liams Jr. Paige — "Never look back— Ships C o llid e pile, ikid-resist bark. LE HAVRE. France (U P l) watching drive. brfnfr thrill '*lfi Ilie* ftHioul- • Charged is a man irlentifiyd •limpin' might b* gainin' on Otals, oblongs. Extra ruum, in « ihr aliifiifi. >n the as John H. Illrkinan It is al—The American frcigi)ler Lu J°u." ... ' legril that rinAkjiril ifr lie trirdtry aide, hi Ihr lam 1(1*" cille .Bloomfield rollidi'd with big sites. Drejjrstor *'J|) I he (Enyn lo i iiior, we to bribe a driving'license ex­ SHS Cla»* of ‘55 H having the French gasoline tanker Ju ke llo x H it rotors! Hurry fgr first About 7.0 i t-nls was taken will iiy tn Imiiil* einpluyrr aminer ao hr eitirld get a per­ a planning session at K p. m. Port Mawell in Use mouth of pick. , Jan. 27 in the Florida State Le Havre harbor Monday fiom a juke bo* at the A A W Iuiol employ r, f«rmrr urni mit. MAYOR IRENE Van Ee|*oel of North Orlando tanrher ami hanker together, Bank loung*. Pr*»ld«nt Har­ night The French tanker burst Root Beer aland early tbia The defendant is represent­ accepts the new front license plate from Charlie ed by Public Defender David old Pata, of Orlando, aaya- into flamei and official* said morning, police reported to­ Morrison, of Seminole County Chamljer « f Ihis meeting i* to plan for loday icven person* wire day. A » rrwdrtvn was ttsed *)t in an attempt to make Elaxer; the state by I'r.osecuWHITE GOODS EVENT CONTINUES! Commerce. t Herald Photo) | Ur force open the machine. Reared dead. fiia tlaaa nun ion. this a better »o i M for all | tor A. E. U uiiiuss . |people/' ha <l«ilai Inaugural Events For Wednesday LBJ OKs New Super Missile President Looks To Better World For All People’ Demos Propose Broad Election Law Reforms nsuvA BRIEFS Recognition Hearing Slated On Seminole Jr. College Reqij^t Bid For Trail Insurance Firm Issued Permit Flying Safety Idea Suggested e n n c t if BIG JA N U A R Y C LE A R A N C E NOW G O IN G O N ! Bribery Trial Opens Tuesday 2 $5 �<* V ' -r— f 'K , Insurance Hike Bid ftantarb ' ^rrnlh Page 2—Tue*. Jan. 19, ’65 Lake Monroe Jottings able lo attend them as ! am very much interested in music. What is most wonderful about it, though, ii to hear over 1,500 voice* sing those beautiful numbpr* in the man conceit ■— on Saturday evening. Saw my favorite high school* band dir­ ector there loo. Mr, and Mrs. Er/ieit C d*lfy were -fherc atltf in fact, were on the tame floor of the Robert Myer Hotel where we were staying. Also saw Pete Bukur. • • ? Little Vickie Lynn, imall daughter of Bob and Frances Thompson, Is a patient in the local hospital. She has pneumonia but It im­ proving rapidly. * • • William and Mable Carroll have been caUed to Binghampton, New York because of the serious illness of Mible's mother. We hop* that when they get there they will find her much . Im­ proved. They went by car and ■y^HEN his eyes narrow and the lines o f time I understand they are-having snowstorm* up there now. and wisdom crack his leathery face, Lyn­ But. Bill ia a good driver and will take it careful. * • • Na­ don Baines Johnson is the shrewd rancher about omi Sapp called to tell me to appraise a Hereford bull. He is also the 30th that she and J. C. have a new granddaughter. Son J. C. Jr. President o f the United States. Raised on the and JoAnne have named the dusty plains o f Southwest Texas and in the halls new gal Lena Marie, She ar­ rived last Sunday morning in o f Congress, he came to the presidency with a a hospital In Sumter, S. C. where J. C. Jr. ia stationed. rich and varied experience and total mastery o f Congratulations to the parents. the intricacies o f power and influence. His brand This Is their third child. • • • Now expect Nxoml will be is s tu p e d on thd fabric o f America. His vision o f making a trip there 'ere .M a i * The Greet 3s£$Bl7>wiU be the nation’s beacon la i’o see Lena Marie. • • • (.'on- 1 IfEStoa-To another avaitg the future. He has staled his faith: "L et us from couple on the arrival o» T first child. Mr and Mri j - s this moment begin our work so that in the future Allen have named the T ia., men will look back and say: It was then, after a 2Vi ounce little doll Lori Ann. * • • The Lake Monroe 4-H long pnd weary way, that man turned the exploits Handy Helpers Club has start­ o f his genius .to the full enrichment o f life.” ed Bed Cross Kirat Aid Course under the able* dlreetldo of Dan Pelham, Dan, a teach­ er at Sanford Junior High school, also is a qualified Bed Cross instructor. We sre very i * t i i k c i h c i ' i t r o r i t T o r proud to have him as the thw w it tT ii j u m r i A i . m i * r i l T I ft AM) ro ii NICMl ft 01,1-3 teacher of ,thls worth while r o r v r t , ii.m iu it project. He will Instruct the U M f t r r n v m i . i mm JOHN TIIOMTWIN end HM11t * girls every Tuesday and Fri­ JeKV JC. THOMPSON, 1.0 wife day at 4 15 p. m. until the % I’IbInlft f». required amount of hours are WASHINGTON (U P I) — every part of the nation, President Johnson got Into outdoors at th* Capitol, be­ By Jeaae Bogur OKOHQR r r t U l C K R I I A N K et el met * * H Mrs. Beth Gregory Vice Prcsidt-nt-elcct Hubert Washington had the slightly the inaugural awing Monday ginning at 11:30 a. m. (EST). IfrfFiidaiil* of the Sanford Art Association UPI Financial Editor f \ o r m-ic o r Hi i t After Johnson deliver* his NEW YORK (UP1J — Most Ii. Humphrey and 47 govern- frenzied atmosphere of a city night, lfia first scheduled in­ T O I OKoltOK (’ ItCP’ ICHIIANK spoke lo the Lake Monroe ora shared the apotlight to- which suddenly discovers that augural appearance wu* at inaugural address, he wfil end the apt.»it*e .if Geofe# Homemakers Club at the re of the men wlw feed you aV i ut< k aha nk. tilu.ie name way from Iiome expect this day at inaugural festivities it hna booked a potUlrut eon- th* gala, sort of super var­ ride down Pennsylvania Ave­ I. urikri wn. (' o t, I S’ I cent meeting She discussed to be a good year, all things whieh will rearh a climax vent inn during tha same week iety show, at th* National nue to the White House at the proper way of arranging riUltCKKH* NK arnl th*’ th* head of a parade which .p.ui. or Dultn crutch- picture* in the rooms of considered But they have ex­ Wednesday with the swear- as the Mardl Gras. Hotels Guard Armory. atiank. whr,». mm. t. ut<ing-in of President Johnson, j were filled to ^tha broom But Johneon firat paid brief i* scheduled to last 21* pense problems, thuF admit homes Her talk proved very kmmini WINIKHKIl IT Today s semifinal event* in- ' Insets, taxis wer« hard to visit* to a yi,U00-a-plata hours, hut probably will run ISCu TT ami fha a|M>uaa <»f interesting and she answered This was the gist of recent \Vlnlfr*4 C Srntl. whom Parents answers from food service In­ eluded a reception for g-v- Gnd. and It was easier to get Presldent'l dinner at th* overtime a* Inaugural pa­ nama la unknown: KH.(many question*, rades always do. w a n t) it. m i u . k h , ami]of children attending Lake dustry executives lo questions rrnori, a hugr party for “ cabinet appointment than Shortham Hotel and then 1H# * |if>u*• nf P^r1w*r1 II Monroe Elementary School, he Humphrey, a danre for Young * *■Lie in a good restaurant. wsnt to th* Sheraton Park asked by National Restaurant Ml Hit , wtun** n# rn* I* ii n* sure ami attend the PTO meet As ioc niton officials, w i t h Democrats, and an inaugural | The three-day blowout be- Hotel where Texas members G O P T o M e e t know n , #ln| lfl»' Ilia fffmt Irumerl at Constitution Dull, wan Monday with a reception ut the President’* Club War* • Ii• *■ In nil of lit* a for** ing. Jan. 26. Vernon Miae' will DeBary Republican Cub headquarters in Chicago fn rH t lfifin l ( f f f f t n l n t i l p mid , . .. Also on the progiam were for 7,Old) "dBBngululled lud- celebrating. will hear Dr. Luis Pare* of 1h.ir a|. .u..a, if aiiv*. ..,4 j speak to the group on juvenile Paul V. Stunk, president of hrvakfast for Democratic ies" amid the mar hie founThe President showed up Sanford as guest speaker for if -la.-i iii.u h.ir-, i.s. .delinquency Mire knowa the the NBA. and Donald Urern 1«aa. rlaala.aa an*1 , t , n meeting nf the taina of the National Gallery 34 mlnutss late at tha gala, the monthly meeting to be problems of thla auhject from away, exerullv* vlre presl governors s.aa, an-1 all paranna li . v National C- m- o( Art, a handsome building but the 11.000 cheering Dem- held at 7:30 p m. today at th* Ing nr « I. lining any In. A to Z. * * * Our thought this dent, eapressed belief that the Democratic lar-at In th, Ditto* lug I . . and dozens of slate donated to the nation hy lie orruta on hand couldn't have Community Center. Dr. Perea week i* from a quote of the industry — Including restau rilu .il p rnp.rly , ly in g amt 4 it trader, _ W. W rants, lunch rooms, supply op society dinners and cocktail publican Treasury Secretary 'cared lest. will apeak on ''Communlam, l-alng in K.ininut. County, State Kt..i Mu, In ■nilAndrew Mellon, who hud no j They refuted repeater ap­ Cuha." Meeting Is open lo Brown, wliivn was sent to me eralions In schools and insti parties. tell tl. III lllm-k V Tra.-I Although Republicans gen Idea of the use to which it peals to be sealed and rlear the public and rafreahment* X" U. of S V U . I N I ' O by MBs Myrtle WUaoo. It is: tuttons, vending machine food live aisles until the public will he served during ■ social erally had that left-out feel­ wmtld someday be putM-fttN-ik H.nilnnl. i-fiiin- I/ook Hack and Givo Ttianka, — will gross 127 billion this 1% rtnilUa. a-->.i,ting in |j«dy Bird Johnson was the aifdress announeef warned ing. GOP governor* were In­ I>ook Forward and Take Cour­ hour following the meeting calendar year, compared with il» . IMal t h a r . f rarnrUcIt log attraction at the recep­ that Johnson would not enter and program. cluded among the 47 state In r im 11,n,k S. I ' a a . M, o f age, $28 billion In 1UC4. •In ........ Il...i|,l. uf Idiok Around and Share, chief executives who were tion. 8h# wore what female unless everyone was seated. The pest year, Greenaway krlilln-ila f-,,unly. KlniMa honored a( the reception. The reporter* described aa a "hoiThat worked. And to the Vim, amt a a t-Ii nf you, i n Ixiok Up and Rejoice. said, the industry showed a ti.-. l.y n u H f lt l iliai a .n il in I am sure that in every com­ governor* of Wlscvvnain, New iday red textured silk after- booming strain* of "Hall To S tu d y G rou p true net gain In saieg volume O ian c.fy haa htvri brnugki A meeting of the Study The Chief," the President and Mexlro and South Dakota noon dress." ■ aalnal ynu t.y J n llN T11IIMJ*- munity where there ia I I ! and a. small increase in profit eouldn't make it, but tent Some of the 7,000 ladies Mr*. Johnson mad* fheir en­ Group on Testing and Group­ «< •M ami It ll lt lLM V y: T l l o M I * . work being done, these boys Restaurant" m e n u price* ) * n s „ life wlta, In t h r I'lrr.ult representatives. who took, part in the genteid. trance followed by Vice Pres­ ing of South Seminole Elemen­ r . m r l of Ilia Ninth Juitlt lal Clr. and girls arc doing their very have averaged a 2 6 per cent Humphrey and hi* wife, shoving-match ware distin­ ident-elect and Mr*. Hum­ tary School will be held at cull. In and fnr h -m ln o l, <• un* best in Just those things And increase in 10 years, Gretna t) Ktorlit., amt you ara liaratiy j 9:30 a m. Thursday at the that is just shout the ties! way said, hut th# cost of la Muriel, were taking their guished for their contribu­ phrey. guninionait, finis,,4 m il ,»■ hows at an afternoon party school. Speakers will be Mr*. tions to the »rt* and public Wednesday I* lb# big day. nulr.-t i . f it . a*.ui i n i . ir, thing that a 4 11 Leader would hor, food, general overhead all In the Hhoreham Hotel ball- life. Th* official Inaugural cere­ Louis* Gilpin, guidance coun­ nlti.r pt.a-tlng. or itafana*. in want in th* boys and girls. has risen to offset the increes room, attendrd by everybody in. Cump taint fltait h,rrlti Olber* were distinguished mony at which the President selor at South Seminole El*, nyi.lnal you In It., atmlv alyl- Don't you agree? Of cmirae, ei. who I* anybody in Democrat­ for their tiusbuml's contribu­ and vice president take tha nicntary Junior High end a I raua. In lh » nf f i r . nf ih f this can apply, most certain \ number of the executives ic politics. Clark uf ttoa Clrgiili ruurt In tions to the Democratic oaths of office prescribed by Christy Harp, principal of glut fur Kaintin.ia Cnunly, l-'lui- !y, to oilier boys and girls also. polled by thr NRA emphasised Inundated by visitors from party. thet Constitution will be held South Seminole Elementary. I I . mi nr liaf.if. in . tin t.> the importance of prraonoel r-f Knl'liiarv, 1VSS, amt lo a.rra lo any propects of growth in a copy uf ,urh a n a .a t o r it.* f.naaa upon Aodi-raqit, - ltu.,h, the Industry, and to th* Indi­ I -.an ami l-oumtiy I'ltln llfl, vidual auccr** uf separate ♦ llnriiaya hilala , w t i-J* aiMrrn. t. SIT ytaat r’i-u1rat llnulavaril units. (.It I an 4-i. r t o i l l a on nr li.fm a The restaurant operator* m l 4a la, aa raqulr.4 by Iht Mrs. R. L. Andrews, presi­ l a . i nf Klorlita amt currant “ must look to our peraonn«l." Itula. of l*i oca-1 ur r If you fall dent of (he Indies Aid of th# to do ao. a Harr.a P ro Conf.aao Lutheran Church of the Re­ aald L**t*r Johnson, NRA dt will Ii. rnlrl.,1 .until.I you fur rector and operator of Wheel­ the r . l l r f (1. 111. 114.11 In aald deemer, announces that the er's Foods, Inc., Indianapolis, I 'iiiuplalnl regular monthly meeting will Ind. You ara (ut ih ar tioilfiml that Ska - an *tu t* o f aald >ult |, a be held Thursday at the church “ A raataurant'a succ*** de aijli tn ram i v , cloud* (rum amt Mrs. Andrews aald that the lo qulai ib t 1111a of P la in tiff program will be taken from pends on its people and only lo lb . ab o rt fl.g c rl b .d pro. by constant training and inept W ie n Y ou Choose a H om e in p .r t y In H.ininula I'uuniy, Klur- the Lutheran Womens Mission­ ration can we keep them mo lita ary League booklet and all Tha nama nf tba Court In tivated." which aald autt bar bran Inatl- members are urged to attend Another NRA director, An­ tutsd la tha Circuit Court « f this important first meeting tha Ninth Judicial c ir cu it In thony Smith, Chicago, thought and lo r k tm ln o la 'C o u n i) . Klt.r. of the year. that the year would see in­ Jdg, and tba a b Ii I , v I a I a4 l l l l t dustry development of long o f thla caa. 1. JOHN T i l l IMPh O N 'a n d 8111Itl.KY K T IIU M P “ A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” term employe and recruiting 8U.V, h i. wlfa. i i (IKOIlUa; program*. C ' l M C K a H A N K . at at One ia a comfortable S bedroom, bath It la harahy ordtrad that this Others Joined U> the belief nrdsr and notlcg ahatl ta pub. home with large living room, completely equipped INCLUDING that keener merchandising Ilthad oneg a wa .k fnr four GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carport* and utility room. TAXES AND INSURANCE ronsaoullya waaks In tha Han. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — would be called for in the in­ , ford llarald, a n tw .p ap rr publlabail III htnilnola County. Plot- The nuclear merchant ship dustry. Marlin L. Horn Sr., Ida, ami havtiiH artiam l c i r ­ Savanah loaded ups and left Wo*t Orange, N. J., looked culation In hriulnola County, town braggLtg of a new record for keener competition, and M O D E R N K IT C H E N S Y y " Florid*. WITNKC8. my hand as Clsrk for th* number of viaitora at said that operator* "will hive F H A F I N A N C I N G — $84/MO, of said circuit Cuuit of tha a port. to resort to better and more Ninth Judicial Clrcplt In and Official* said that 44.RI9 per­ efficient merchandising." fur Manilnola County, KiorUla, 1NCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE and tha aaal of aald Court, at sona visited the ahtp during Hanford, hainlnala County, KlorIda. on tba.Ttb day of Janusty, the six day* It had been open R u m m a g e S ale ta n . to th* public here. HEAL) **» The Auxiliary Unit of San­ The largest previoua number Ar th ur H ■ackwllh, Jr., American Legion Pott CUrk of tha Circuit Court wsi 42,575 during a four-day ford Bimlnolt County. Klor Ida S3 will hold a rummage sale period at Philadelphia, Pa. Ur: Martha T. Vlhltn Thursday .through - S«turday Andaraon. Ituati, Dran C U S T O M B U IL D IN G A S P E C I A L T Y end Lowndaa Wash leather belli with of thla week In the former 111 Eaat Caatrsl l o u l a y s r d mild aoap auda and rime with General Office 211 W. 25th St. phone 822-3102 Sears Store on First Street in Orlando, rt.rida A l l o r n t y a tor P la i n t i f f a cloth wrung out of clear downtown Sanford. Mrs. Hugh R o m e s o n c o u n t r y c l u b r d . - f o l l o w o u r s ig n s Put.)tali Jan. 11, It, IV X Pah. water. Dry and rub tightly Wynne I* serving aa chairman Utenatrom Realty, Sales Agents Phone 822-7498 a. i m . with wax polish. lor the sale, , * cm -Ji By Mrs. II. L. Johnann •i- -•»- •* " ■r TT You have heard the song "Oh what a beautiful morning,” I'm sure. Let’s change that to what beautiful weather we had until this weekend. Because It has certainly been wonderful, hasn't It? • * • Hear that Wil­ son Coleman killed a sia point deer with "gold horns." Cold horns oi all things. Seems like that after cleaning the deer the horns turned gold by mean* of wife L'Lcsn painting them that way. She lays that they are much prettier and I bet they are. • • • Charlie Carlson ha* returned to F t Jackson, S. C., where he Is stationed with the National Guard. • * * Glad to welcome Doo and IJnda Carter to the neighborhood. They are brand new newlyweds. Congratula­ tions to both and again wcl come to Nardssua Avenue, Don and Linda. Don Is a teacher at Sanford Junior High School. • * • Also want to welcome Elton and Gloria War­ ren, who have Just moved Into their new home off Narcissus Avenue. The Warrens are from Weatover, "Mas*. 1 know .they ire proud of their new "“ home, • • • Happy Birthday to Utile Debbie Baker. She just missed hiving the meas­ les on her btrthdsy. Hurry end get weU so you esn go back to school, Deb. • * • Had s most wonderful time last week­ end in Jacksonville. 1 had Urpleasure of accompanying Mi Oliie Hecie Whittle and six members of the Seminole High School Glee Glut) to the State Music Clinic. Famous music professors from ovci the, United States come to Florida every .year to teach the glee clubs. It is a most rewarding experience to Ik- Restaurateurs See Good Year . . With Expenses Legal Notice Humphrey, 4 7 Governors In Spotlight Before LBJ's Big Day On Wednesday Rejected t By Larson TALLAHASSEE <UP1) — Iniurance Commissioner J. Edwin Larson said Iniurance companlti lacking a rata Inertaaa baaed their elalmi of higher roati on itatiatlci from only 13,*00 of the 2.500,000 passenger car* tn Florid*. Laraon rejected the propoaad Increased liability ratea sought by aome 200 eompanlea doing buainen in Florida, and alao their propoard new *y«tern of cliaaifying driver! which would have art up about 700 categoriei. Laraon laid a turvey uaed by the iniurance eompanlea to back the propoaal of new ratea Included aome figure! for New York atata. Laraon atao objected, with­ out going Into detaU, to fact­ or* uaed by the companica in trying to demonatrate loaaea. " It la the commlaaioner’a opinion that differential chan­ ge* a-s aweeping aa those pro­ posed ahould not be baaed up­ on ao amall a aample of risk* insured in this atata or nation- Joy Circle Welcomes Two New«Members n*'w members, Mr*. Wil­ liam Rapa and Mr*. Betty Greenfield, were welcomed by lb# Grace Methodist WSCS Joy Circle at Iasi Thursday's meet­ ing at the church. The meeting opened with de­ votion given by Mrs. Roy Wall and Mr*. Roger Harris, chair­ man presided. Report* eere given by Mrs. John Martin, secretary; Mr*. Lamar Wil­ liams, treasurer; Mric F. J Murray, aunahine chairman and Mri. John Hires, mem­ bership chairman. Several memlwr* made plans lo heir E. Stanley Jonei speak this Thursday morning at Winter Park Method!*! Church. The program, “ Our Mission Today," was presented by Mrs Junes Leonard. Preceding the business meet­ ing, Mrs. Rlchsrd Breere. hoi ten, served coffee tnd break fast rolls lo the 15 member* attending. Next meeting will he Feb 11 with Mr* Hires as hostess. ally," Laraon’* order denying the inert**** *»id. “ Tha Increases in liability yatM would have cost Florida driver* an estimated total of $6 million a year. The companica aaked fot^lh* ni*w rata* on grounds of aky. rocketing lease* dugdo increased accident rates. By Mra. Clerem# Rnyder Two Winter Park men were apprehended early Saturday. — morning in Osteen after ® alarming realdenta nf the Lake Butler area with • rroasflra of rifle and shot­ gun shot* fired aa they drove, with a companion car, in nml out of driveway* to the home*. At arrival of Constable Irving Veino, Jr. and Deputy Ronald Veino, both of Osteen, _ one car had fled the scene * and th# men arrested were found sleeping in the other car parked blocking th* , roadway. Charges of obstructing trlfffc ' l u d J vagi-HHir? ■VJlc"™:-' placed againit Stephen Scott Lind. 20, of 2532 Fifeshlre Drive and Carl H. Dorigan, also 20, of 1800 ViaGenoa Drive, who said they hail l-een chasing rahbitl. Doth were placed in Volusia County jail in DeLand in lieu of bond. Confiscated were one dou­ ble barrel shotgun, two 22 automatic rifle* and one 22 pistol. Hearing was scheduled foe this afternoon before Judge J. F. Peterson of Osteen. f) JAPANESE P E R S IM M O N TREES FOR SALE ! Crnpcyille Nursery 2221 GrapevlHe Ave. 322 0886 Lawn Spraying It's a WISE M O V E ! Ravenna Parka NS Savannah Sets Record G E N E R A L ^ ! E L E CT RI C *I m » • -•» Shosm alm h Take your first trip on Trailw ays —you'll never go any other w ayl Luxurioualy comfortable. Am K in g ly tmooth ridet Air conditioned. S p o tle n reetroom aboard. Safetytrained drivers. NEW YORK __________________ _ 111-55 K a *t *r tlrm * s * r * s * H n l „ MIAMI .............. ............. Oaty It; h*„r* * 1* l‘ *rhw*> I 6.65 FT. LAUDKRALE ...... ............ i 6.15 ORLANDO ______ _________ ___ < .65 raster U r a H r t l r , r c*avr*i**i trip* e*nr TRAILWAYB BUS TERMINAL ^w - F a r # a l a * S ir * * t X1S-4SS* Dell ARY TERMINAL ***• W. I l a r t k str**|, OrMary CONSTRUCTION CO' • , •I / V ' * Chasing Rabbits * Lands Two In Counly Jail Ladies Aid To Meet 0 TRAILW AYS. Easiest travel on earth » �. •* • Hhr frattfnrb S rrallt Tucs. Jatl. 19, 95 ... . •■ X - Pnpe II Cut Your Own Taxes -12 Horseshoeing Pays Student's Tuition TALLAHASSEE (U T I) — Dcvoe L. Moore work* at a tiade that began in the horse and buggy ila^s *o prepaw hints*.If for a future in* life •pane age. Moore, 25, shoe* horse* in hi* spate time to pay his way • iruugh Florida State Uni­ versity, where he is a junior majoring in criminology and corrections. He found blacksmithing pays About $7.50Sin hour, com­ pared to the $1.23 an hour Geneva PIO tlears Program On Delinquents most other students made at part - time jobs. Last April Moore found he couldn't make ends meet with his ll.Mt'arf hAur'Jotfci dropped out of school and re­ turned to Greenville, Tcnn., where he had grown up. There he spent three months learn­ ing to shoe Tennessee walk­ ing horses; Moore, who calls Tampa his home now, returned to school Inst fall and discovered there w'as only one other farrier in Leon County and plenty of horses. He carries his own equip­ ment around in the back of a truck he has converted into a rolling blacksmith shop, com­ plete with snwltcr and a huge anvit. Moore earns about $40 per horse nnd regularly shoes 10 Tennessee walkers, and 50 other horses. He * o ^ i! on the horses on- r every si* weeks, taking about two hours per job. lly JoAnn Hays A program on juvenile de­ linquency was presented for members of the Geneva PTO *y>>‘ Mrs. Florence Glazier, pro grain chairman, at the Janu­ ary meeting*hclJ*in the school auditorium. Entitled ntitlcd ’" The Most Import By C r e d i t U n io n ant People," the presentation, ' causes of Juvenile; The NAS Sanfurii Federal iriqtieaey ■flirt who ('PM rente' Credit-—Union.' JHilL .-hoVfl&ejAfi an il do. On Un the n a t.o n a l r ix t h a n n u a l ~ n T p m h m tn p say and se.de Mr?. Glazier used ma lenals from lhp "Life Line’ ’ pradio piogum and Header’s invest and on the local level farts were riled front the slier ill r department, the rrtunt) ship of the |>i ogress made glut.•- and the juvenile court since the union was oiguni c inrd-i tor Iht.t It wa-> point Ized," ('resident J J. Hay aned out that a common factor runtneed. Their will be a free buffet found in most juveniles. i< that thi-v iiave little or no church dinner and door prizes. Press is informal mid member* are ha. k/round-. 1).it mg the business meeting asked to rail the Credit Union • conducted hy Mrs. Dora Lee office at NAS Sanford and Russell, president. Mr*. Gla­ make their reservations OFFICERS of the Wcnthersfield Teenage Club are Dudley Meadow.**, president nnd Debbie Sigmon, treasurer; Tam Garrett, secretary, anil Gail Tinsley, vice president. Tltc group meets on alternate Monday even­ ings nt the clubhouse, “ The Shack," which is equipped with ping j>ong table, cold drink machine and a juke box. It) Ray He Crane Newspaper Enterprise Assn. At the bottom of Tagc 2 of your 1040 return you will find the heading "Other Deduc­ tions" under the Itemized De­ ductions section. Here you will put all those deductions you could find no proper place for in the other sections. Most s°<)'nionly listed hero, ate union dues or dues paid to professional societies; any non-reimbutsed business cntertninmeut expense; the cost of safety equipment such a* safety shoes, projectjvc gog­ gle* amt protective sprons; fees paid to an employment agency. Internal Revenue regula­ tion* also provide that you may deduct here all ordinary and necessary business ex­ pense for which you have not been reimbursed by,.your em­ ployer, together with all aueU expenses connected with_the production or collection of tncomr, or for the management and protection- of properly held fo r -the production of in­ come. % This mown* that if in the.performance of your wotk you subscribe to_ trade papers, technical journals or profes­ sional publications you may deduct such costs. Investors who tent a safety deposit box for the, protection of their securities may deduct the rental a* well ns the cost , f subscriptions to nny finan­ cial -publications they may consult in handling their in­ vestments. Certain occupations requite Geneva Firemen Elect Officers m asked to watch for an announ cement in the near, future cit­ ing a new telephone number to call in case of fire Ry Jotnn Hays Geneva Volunteer Fire Do part ment elected a new chief nnd two assistant chiefs at the January meeting held in the Community Hall, Named were Denton Prevail, chief. () T. Kinnlard, first assistant, and Tommy Summcrslll, sec olid assistant. Gordon Gibson was re rice ted to another term as presl Mt». Amy J Wnght. d id Sunday eight in Jacksonville as secretary • treasurer. She was the aunt of four bin f. rdile*. Dojtglp*, Frank Iter s S 'S & S i Sanfordites’ Kin Dies Sunday special clothing such as t* worn by men working around acids, blast furnaces nnd colj storare poem*. ibC Iqpg fa* these items of clothing ate not readily adaptable to ordinary o-e their Ci*t and maintenance are deductible. For this reason the* cost of blue wotk shuts worn by men in a factory ate rot deductible. Neither ts the cost of special uniforms which are readily convertible to or­ dinary use. Small work tools having a life expectancy of L-s than a )cnr, such as those used by carpenters, electricians ir oth­ er tradesmen, are also deduct­ ible. ’* You may also deduct in this section gambling losses, but only to the extent of .your winnings. If you won $ 00 a*, the race track but had $il>0 or other gambling losses you could reduce )>>ur gains to the flt'0 net figure. Rut if your losses exceeded your gains you could not show a net lo-s. A divot cod or legally sepalaled matt who makes periodic payments of alimony or sepa­ rate maintenance in .accotdaiue with a court dev rev may deduct such payments How­ ever. you may not deduct such payment* if made voluntarily or m the absence of » written" separation agreement. Under no etlvum-tatw-e* may paytin* 'tupytti t ^ *1*1 Jul.ian ^ u fT er >‘iTvivei* tnetUiil ini officer* for Ihrir work ov er Ihe past >rar by those hietli.r, tub* Stenstf.'io, m Vdn nm-ndine vvliirh nude up .a Detroit; sister*. Mr* Uin ky, Siinft^rJ, «* *** XI*** I koihI r« prr>«*nt.itu»n o( Vvi* Si. n^ti. ni, of \\ ut**r uirmtH-rvitip U tki n. .1 i•ic!il•-h, *Mi * V.i. I.li*--*itjtiti ^ Smith COMFORT ARTICLES made l>y members of Amcrinm Legion Auxiliary Cnit 'ili of Sanford for patients in veletiiim hospitals art* shown licre by Mrs. Flo King, chairman of the project, who, later pinLeil ihr items with fissistanco of Mrs. Minnie IV/.oIil and Mrs. Emily Thm>tnn for shipinent to Hnv • I’tnes, Coral Gables anti Lake City. ‘ ■» hihI \Un Hi'tvti* Also in this section may bn deducted educational expense* If the (M rses are primarily to imptuve or maintain skill* in your employment or if they are retjut red by your employ* tr or regulations as a condi­ tion of employment. However, tf the educ.itten is designed initially to Jklify a person for a position, to help him ob­ tain a new position or to »dxance substantially in his field or tor personal reasons they are not deductible. (N E X T; Spreading out tfca big income year. 4 You can get additional, vat* uaMe'tax hetp front a new 64page book 'Cut Y'our Own Taxes." available only through this newspaper. The book contain* alt of the information included in the series appearing in this news­ paper P L l’ S much more. T# order a copy *«nd your name, address and 50 cents to "Cut Your l>wn ’ Taxes," c o iSanf rd lleraldk. I*. O tt-v iSJ, tJt-pt. A. Radio City Station. New -York t!>. N Y. do FALSE * w s r ir r u . *n tmpeowd , *Fi\ zier, Mrs. Bolitiie Draddy and Samuel Clemens (Mark Mrs Kd Yarborough were named to serve as' a uomina ,Twain) was born in Florida, ling committee. • 1Missouri. an upp*f or to ■**» mere a r m l j m pUcy Lv> qo* cr reck n ’ sunurm tul# c* , I IS1 * ftrt H k*atk ill*»t &*m« »v:j « D* *■►D■■ ^ -r t/l !■, n unlwr brr ith ' kTTt F V>TKfta *i t kuc NUdtetl l(k«TS*tli«rtk S T O R K W ID E n.K.\R vxck sale : BARGAINS GALORE1 e Delta Air Lines b.iv signed lyvn- d- s.-v.ui nu-.e- «r,d .in .lun-enient with tiie Diners ni-i-tums. Uiilh to permit the use of ,-rcd ' Du t - ix will be btouebt to P I Ai j1%111 sill t#mi*- i Fi I 'I >ti I 11.•II W .t Ill ' l l \'> M pLirtfiilhm anti rrlaUd f**r fun* i •«! r«*i %!«*«'•• « t vs TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? M AM TKL J A ('O ttS O X * S I)i:iT . STO RE ;it J p m. Luxurious new look new mom Luxurious new ride i v f ty * ■ i ; ( discover the ) CHECK ROLE SPECIAL! TIGHTEN I T YOUR CAR WITH OUR Mfitj fhifi FRONT END T h u Week Just ALIGNMENT Take Your Car To The Experts •y_i - _, Babysitter Tells 01 Burning Baby r •ri* ianil **r»I BRAKE SPECIAL! At lien w in t e r su re you ca n s t o p • F r o n t W h r c l i I'C-riitotrd, Hobo Hop’ Set llr a k r t Adjusted • Front V\hrrI He*ring* Krpxrkrd At Junior High • (irrair SriU Checked • Drake Tluid Added, Drake* Tr»ud The king and queen of the hoboea will be crowned Fri­ day st the Hobo Hop being sponsored by the Future Homemaker a Club at' South Mr*. Frederick C. Fowler, Seminole Junior High School at Casaeltierry. 7:30-10.30 ‘ 308 West 15th Street, hat been called to Stamford, N. p. m., in the rafetorium. . They will be chosen for V., due to' the death of her having the best hobo cos­ father, Leonard A. Govern, a prominent attorney for 33 tumes <Music, for dancing will b« years, who died Sunday at provided by “ Tha Esquiro the age of 83. Service* will he held Wed­ and refreshments of punch and cookies will be nesday at Sacred Heart Cath­ olic Church in Stamford. served. * Resident’s Kin Take your car where the experts are for all winter service work! SERVICE STORE 555 \X. let ST., SANFORD — H I. I — OPEN FRIDAY T IE 9 P. M ■ a w ja iM iftiiS iig w H Waiver Grant ri G O ,” m a k e e£m.....mi Entitled To PINELLAS PARK I CPU — Mrs Gloria Prtppi told police ST Ph i KUSHl M 1 DiXtn. of the Florida Sunday how pep pills she took while hah)sitting dulled her d» par lim fit of W t»■i itm3 \f* f;m* »nn<«iiimd today Unit J senses so m u, li she hurtled veil i uii» w11h n iJina -1d ■t y of and m i sued six rmintli old Ste­ id! jii'i cuil or more*, w ho huvr phen Mom*), nearly killing out hoi iret! deductions fr um him 1dlMihihty hcricfit* fur RppJii a* Police on Jan 2 charged the Don l«i 1111*1r insurance at boy s lather 24 year old tiro «mint', an* rum ht*mj£ mfoirntge It Money, with aggrksat ni of their jio^uliU4 rnDUc* j ed assault! with intent to com incut to a waiver of prem­ mil sreond degree murder five iu m * . day* after the child wa* ho* T V ie Are approximately pitalizrd in crilusl condition 'Ih.lMm mAllii d in this category Pinellas Patk Police Chief and Muon Matm thut It i* an* Howard William* said the tin pa Led that approximately charges against Money would lb-20 per relit of them will be be dropped. gianted a waiver of premiums. Williams said Mrs Dripp* Dixon further advised that told him, her attorney and any vr trftti drawing sixty per two detectives »he had been c« nt or morn, not having de­ taking pep pills while aitttng duction* made from his disa­ with the Money boy, who liv­ bility benefits for application ed next door. to his insurance account, should see hi* to. a! Veteran County Service Officer or write him at P. O. Box 037, St. Petersburg ao that a de­ termination can be made u> to whether they windfall into this eligible rlass. It) Jane Casselberry —A — * . . w e a th e r says Disabled Vets Dies At Stamford I Sporty Swinycri L iu v ru c i impaia spun c vup$ m Chevrolet Like eurprlsrs? We have quite a few waiting for you. One of them is the elegant, trend-setting styl­ ing of the big luxurious ’65 Chevrolet. The car looka down­ right expensive! Then, there’s room. More of it than many expensive cars have. Extra foot room with Chevrolet’a new frame and forward engine design, extra shoulder room with those handiom* curved aide windows. Tho car will actually feel ex­ pensive when you ride in it. ( And it s/iou/d—new Full Coil suspen­ sion, wheels wider apart, over 700 sound and Bhock absorbers between you and the road.) There's plenty of power to get you around, too —including an improved Six. And did you know there aro more than 150 different ways to personalize a Chevrolet? Come look them over. And let us show you how easily your old car and modest monthly* payments eg.n have you driving away a beauti­ ful *65 Chevrolet-just the way you want it ! Life is full of surprises. So is our showroom. Come in for yours. discover the difference D r iv e som eth in g really n e w -d is c o v e r the difference at y o u r C h e v ro le t d ealer's Chevrolet• Chcvelle • Chcvij l l • Corvnir• Corvette »-I*4a H O LLER M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SECOND AND PA LM ETTO SANFORD 322-0711 �« -V * '•^ _ 1 1 Dr. Crane’s It’s This Way Worry Clinic "With the new insignia, both the The Post Office Department has wearer and the horse will be going discovered that up to now the U.S. tiie same way." mailman has been jr'injr one way and To achieve this more logical ar­ his horse the other. rangement. the postal service haa or­ I f you are under the impression dered more than 200,000 new. horsethat relatively few carriers deliver ln-the-rlght-direction shoulder patch­ mail on horseback these days, it es for its uniformed personnel. should perhaps be explained that the Couldn't the present shoulder patch horse In thif instance is the one on be moved from the left the insirui* on th* shoulder patch " shoulder to the right ihoulder? every mailman wears on his uniform. Well, yes. But this would hav* The Post Office Department has shattered two fine, old government traditions. issued this statement: One is that the shoulder patch haa •The insignia shows a post rider, always been worn on the mailman's symbol of the postal service for gen­ left shoulder. eration*. When sewed on the left The other is that if there is a sim­ shoulder of the uniform, the horse on ple, inexpensive way to do anything, the old insignia is riding in the oppo^ the government will think of some­ site direction from the postal em­ thing better.' ploye^ T t a Had*rain t* a dy­ namic as* spa per pabllaher eke aakad me to address kla state press aaeaeiatioa. Be Mr* to- acrapbeek this case a* ye* aad year ektldre* will be mere appreclsUse t f ear debt to )*«raallam. Disease this ease la high school classes, tee, for many A merica a« fall to realise hew newspapers protect ae well as la/arts. VTnWAAl to lU T M ty CASE U-4M: Tom Hederman Jr, was the tuave Em­ cee at tha last Mississippi Press Association convention. He had taldphcmed ms an Invitation to be the banquet speaker. So 1 (poke on “ A Prychoknalyeta of Journalism.” And 1 pointed out that 1 personally transferred from the earnpot type of colleg* to join the vast "University In Print” which U what modem newspapers really ar*. A newspaper editor I* com­ parable to n colleg* president, except tha editor actuallv witlda vaster Influence. ^ To prove that statement, just consider th* fact that a newspaper of only 10,000 cir­ culation has liyXX) dally r«ad- Ju s t W h a t I W a n te d ! *3“! "- •■**»* V [Memo to the ladies: Are you looking for a Christmas gift for The Man in Your Life? Something just a bit more exciting than a gift certificate or a special gift decanter of his favorite afterahave lotion? Girls, your search is ended. A per­ usal of yuletide goodies offered in some of the more than 3.000 differ­ ent mail order catalogues now being distributed throughout the country ,.,*>-4*1ms up a nurnbe^ejjl^jte^s alnjibst tJ. * ihy man would be surprised to get but just might not buy for himself. Such as: „An initial branding iron (for *425 i t-*W i----- • vnn ny shells a bit higher due to coat of unthoming.) Bocce ball*, $10 the set. Down-filled sleeping bootees for climbers. (Kven a nonclimber would l>e grateful for these if he likes to sleep.) The catalogues contsin many oth­ er si^gestlons, any one of which . would make your man think old Snnta had been mighty g<«id to him this Christmas. But those listed here seem to fit in most easily with every­ day living. Some of-the items may seem a tri­ fle exjwnslve, But the look on his face will make it all worth-while. Bruce Political Notebook irfe Vi sailcloth 3 lt ile s ), $1.50. By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one .another.—John 13:55. Whale tooth with kit for do-ityouraeif scrimshaw, $7.40. (Even if your man has a scrimshaw, chances are It Isn't a do-it-yourself scrim­ shaw, and he'll appreciate this re­ finement.) Thorny oyster shell, $25. (L'nthor- .hat Apparent!)', tile pepol* of j theae measure* to l o America had quit* s lot on tort of prohlemt the v IdMlMl their mind* during the recent partt ot the country ar (DO adjournment period The new canted about A111* •evilon ot on*rest it only in "/ilf) it* aeeond week toil tiready tit our lawgivers hate Introduc­ ed more tiian 3,uw hills and ini; of traffic tlckrta In the Iil> m e t of Columbia At in) resolutions. I thought it might be Ilium rate, Sen Wayne Morse !>• Inatinc to examine a few of Ore , hat Introduce*! a hill to prohibit ticket fixing here Tiie Sec-itnl District of M«r> land appear* to h*r>r a icr) at to e jacroiie luldiy Rep Clareor* I) Iwmg, I) EaSerprta* Aid . hat Introduced t hill to Mr*. Rltckte Hereto repeal the excite tax on It K tiU t cross* ha 111 and ttlrki. At first glance, I w n put­ Lan# Mary tied by a hill introduced by Mrs. fraaer* Wester Sen. Clinton P Anderton, I)i i ) -am N.M. ll would amend the I-aka M a a rtt "Indian l/>ng-Term Lessing Mrs II I- ink as wat Act," and I w it Dot aware m -m s that New Maxlxco bad a rentan-lndlan service. U a fv a a f Mr*. Dana* Rata* Closer examination, howev* iii- iiir rr, revealed that the bill perNorth Qrlaada dll^ of hush ptippir*. Mr*. Margaret Cabby Ulna to U)« jeaitog of Indian Herald Area Correspondents Lake- Trrtrt City Mr*. Mary■a* Mil** a i t . i i ti C*a*alWrry Mr*. Jaa* I urelkw rj UI-HM Chala M r*. Jaa* MagSa t l i 17(1 fie Flary Hr*. Joha tU lIM m - lft i Oe Dvltaata Mr*. Mildred Haney land*. Many of the new bills are, of course. controversial One such la ■ proposal hy Rep * <%•*»* Charlea E. Urnnett, D-Fla., to Mr*. JaAaa Hay* Mr* Evelyn L*ady make the Virgin Islands a 548-4ITI au-ma part of Florida. I Imagine a lot of other atatei would like to have the Virgin lalandt, too. Pertlcularly In wintertime. Lets contrareniel la a bill by Rep. Roman C. Puclnakl, Bags 4 Sanford, Florid* Tues., January 19, 1955 D ill., to designate each sec­ ond Sunday In October at "National Grandmotha t L i u a- k u i a * . a o iT c a a a o r t a u t M a a ther'i Day." It should find fa­ rw aaw vai.Twi.iaw, ct»—n u «« . vor with tveryone, give or ROMLNT U ft S i H U f t ft ■ i t i t a M ix ts t take a few grandfathers 1 4 v i r l l i l R | Dir t o u r ' H t s s l.s * M iter I think I might support a n o t «• a k k m 4 V S II W IU U M S toll by Rvp John I), Iiingcll, U m U i i u t , M ski|*r aeelecy CXItor D Mlrb , to InlllaU- a progiani a U K iM U E M A K K ft m t v it, a v a ils for the "conservation, devel­ R atiiM i liA R ifir Ctia ( l a w m a o w b l u opment and enhance mm I” ol * M ac ha ■ teal Buftt 41 * 1 VS S L I i an adruinout fish. Hut firat I U U VIM CBA T want to know what fling ell O a air tS Ilw * ft i n i t IaftotugrApAir meant by “ enhancement." Puun-bed Dally ssosps ix u M t r . I t t i l * i u t CSrDimeej puSIn my opinion, nothing en­ -ieu*a Saturday pta-••<■ ■.* C k r iu g * hances fish as much as a side • t l K B i n i u t MatWl Una* la ilttry , l i t weeb Mr*. Clarence Baydar 1)1-4141 (hM r 0 Ji)e H a n f o r d B je r a lii a , )M W a ll WH t m aituM Its * iu i »xi | tear » at ( Stasias S it I Maalha LM l M*aUt c. a ruiti l.s*wi*u*a* pr*ti4* last a IU OTIISIM MAIL ana# i im t i l l t M taiaa I at I M aatM l.a# l M **ta all aataailpUaaa St ta il *a tan U a M a u it 4* a a i a t t i at Ika L iu a t C l*** • aiaa u a*liUea as*. **.*•■ ) la iha as* tar rapaatlaallsa a I aU U a le t* ! . u a i pr la 1*4 te US* * a a U * 4 |M — a e v ja t u * w w a lle r W i * * w lx, 1411 u U s t*aai a t r ir t eg Waaterg. F ltrU a , eager U a i l l *1 Oeewraaa af Mara* a, taat. « * pact af ear tu im a i. tetri *c M i m u m u el UU Mines t f IS * Malar* Marais map 4a teptMacM la aap aaaiaar wtUaai w m u * parwiaai-a af U * p* alias at et The Mar*14. Aar IsdlsiSaai a* firm raapaaaUl# far aaaa r*pr*4 sills* will 4a teuaissrad’ a* ufriag.ag «a T4a UaralSa *eyyrl*4l ta t will 4* |as ended Ua law. b And IS,000 far exceeds the enrollment in most of th* large (U U universities. W a s h in g t o n * <n e a >-_— j m , several of th* 4*if-sty)*d The bonds' among tome * f Moreover, th* campus type .activists met In the office of theae.IP*n ar* tturty, Go*4*ll of. celleg*, -Republican ; It-p7*(‘K a r W * »C ' 1 'err*good friends an hi trailer on D»c. Jit, when he York to plan for Ha Deck'■ Rumtfeld used to work for ‘But newspaper students proved tlnreceptlve to new 'ouster. Griffin. They found it aaty to A m o n g th o t * p re ten t, be- talk. Ideal herng toned out hy tome of hit fretting ’ rob ■idea Goodell, were Repa. At that time, In mid-No­ 1»gullet in a full GOP rnnfer- Robert Griffin of Michigan, vember, th# talk centered n*t enre. Donald Rumtfeld of Illinois, on ousting Itallack but on Thai parley had * nut Ireeh Albert Qule of Mlnnetota . what Curtis calls "reitrurturily the next day, the lead­ Ing the party.” Curtis, ht summoned.* to runatder a change In leadership. hut In- ership candidacy of Rep. Cer­ fact, let It be known he would •tead to talk over new tech­ oid Ford of Mirhigan wae in not th-n Join any effort almniques of leadership and other the making. Ford announced • d at Halleck'a removal. By K. C. Tkiler Wbatevtr the justiflcetton meant of lifting tie Kepuhli, for the |eiet lire H* of these claims, intelligent* The whole effort of th* LONDON (U PI 1 — Red reports seeping through tbe The activist*' lie. l#i night group, then, wat to get a can party ultimately to ma­ jority itatut In l-oth Congress meeting In Gnodell't office l-arty conference under Ford'* Chinn, which last fall achiev­ ItumtxMi Curtain suggest that ■ u not their first. Augment- i hairmsr.thip scheduled, and ed her first nuclear explosion. something is ufoot In the nd thy country rilli* “ inrtiviat" who •*di hy ont r•r two ntharrn. in* m-c to It that major matter* It believed to have mad* un­ modem weapon* s-.-tor of rluilitiK Ht'|>. TJioitima ( urti* •>f party rebuilding dominated expected progress In other Communist tTiin* wmb |»t(«hiritf f hmri|fm fields of modern weaponry. "W r wrrr M«(f hifiir liiillH'k r.f Miss.»uri th«*y hurl mat in the agenda. Ex|>eite runted* they hare Latest Indications to reach, been surprised by tbu levh Ij ha wmilil €ii if fin '* ii ffit »■ wfrijul tat) that di*y t.. At th* activists see tt, th* It'rtM'f isI#* rt.fi y fifWk m|ir|*s*iii1hI-s, WM'kb Hft*- r thf f|i-d'lion. need in the House la for good the West suggest that Peking nical advance displayed by That «*mrlirr a#■H* j1111 wam professional ttafflng for Re­ It building modern type fight­ Psking's first ruit-leMt explo­ He -I'd runt '* Tiie hi*van hr.IIf rnofaiaiH • ' RMirk«‘«f by m Hrr lf-H o f 1nil ml* publicans on key committees, er planet and, even mor* sur­ sion. Since then some West­ left » iMny K^jnil'lh muA 1-aafI- mhifi t*»*leph«na in 11A,, not thr letter meant of drawing to­ prising surface-to-air rockets ern experts hove predicted Rome of thee* rockets are that.Peking may have nuclear I**'M'0|f ditir from |!11fill gether % Hit mi tliHl «< li#‘V» !tl it liMA'hi the reduced GOP u iinhi t**nin* -Illy w '.th t* ii*** IHil in ll Flor$»lm VNsntion lluuee membership (down 3ft believed to hare brought weapons op-rattumil within fnt *•. 111Ml very night, live. M|MlI l«J Curtu in Wmthmicton. lo 140 aftar the election), down two unmanned recon- two to five ytais, instead of naltaanc* planes flying over th* previous estimate of five mor* perticlpatlon tn floor de­ bate end party council* by all touthem Chine. Peking claim­ lo ten years. ed that two remote-controlled Speculation a b o u t R e d 'he Republican member*. American made reconnais­ China's rocket development The Goodell-Crlffln-Rumesance planet were downed re­ hat been set off by a number feld-Qule group rated th* big cently. of rocket* displayed by A l­ Dec. M party parley • fail­ Red Chinee* Deputy Pre­ bania. Peking's closest Com­ ure—and blamed It heavily on mier Marshal Ho Lung boast­ munist ally In Europe, during llalleck. ed In Peking that Red China a military parade In thr Al­ In the limited time afteT hat ' greatly atrenglhened thr banian capital of Tirana last T ls » l U r f e l l 1*1the wonderful cooperation you I'.ird't Dec 18 announcement, weaponry and equipment" of . month. t«r a | r »H It* ■■ pub* tbi-te four, a backup squad " f have ghen the L'nlled Fund lie a f f a i r * . I f c r w i l f * r m « I ■*• her srmy. 1I« claimed that These rocketa app>ar«nlly • P»H BBMF |b* 1* 1- of Seminole County through Ntx.ut equal site, and occaPeking aliuw ell hat "a com­ have Pern supplied hy China, t » r Bit • * * r r l * t t h * * t r i i * r ‘ * .K-nall) »orne two doten more out the year t r « * Hum* * * 4 * < < » « « . 1^*1paratively p o w e r f u l air •Inc* Russia stopped supply­ t * r * mi f * * * * r (bam $5d mar4m We are confident that y«n.r It* publican lawmaker* wrorked fore*.” ing Albania years ago because Will b* || i m p r * f * r * H r * l.#lnew* coverage played a tn- like beavers to round up* th* t * r * m44rm * * * 4 (■ e»(b*r* i f » of the sharp attacks on for­ vnti-n for victory. They insist • r t t f l t b l B p r * v t 4 * 4 l l t r 4m mendout part in achieving mer premier Nikita Khrush­ no pot* count wat taken be­ C erem on y ••I 4m • I !■ p *r**llti**the percentage reachtd to chev's pollCI*!. r # * t rp I p b * i p * b l t « b * 4 b r fore Ford Jumped Ifie . T H ittil. ward our goal to dale Red Chips was bvlievtd lo The fight wat a‘vth>rf(r'fnf Cut S hort A newspaper cornu pondent long hour* and shifting nurr\have copied the rockets from Editor, Hrrstd: retired from the "h lf lime I - m . A* lat<- at th* morning MEXICO CITY t l 'P l i — Please arcept our iincere and heartfelt appm-taikin fur told ua personalty that "in iof the filial vote on L7*pllol Cwremnnlts hnnnrlng F i r * all hU bom days ha had never Hill, two of Ford's supposedly Chief Evodi* Alarcon on Ms teen anything to equal It." tolld A7 rote# were known to 50th anniversary In th* d«And b e heartily agree i— lout tin* or two others pertinent wet* disrupt*-! by Paul D. Lewlt Jr later slipped away. Hut a a fir* alarm, good harvest from the ‘'lead­ President Fir*m*n taking part in th* ers” and a slight pickup from anniversary ceremony bolted fly Welter C. Parkte Hatleck'a ‘ solid” total put for th* exit* when the siren We're ee«n offlcee where D eep R es p ect Ford over. sounded. anybody who llkee ulcerLONDON (U P I) — Ex-roF«til gives House Repubtlbreeding, brain-numbing work lice Chief Frank Elmsa, com­ lans th* new fare. What they could have a heck of a good menting tn th* Police Review now expect from him is lima. on whether most people like strong initiatives toward a • * * copt or Juet reepect them, new party posture that can Russia'* satellite nltfcna tald: "Thera I* no doubt tha! help win national support for ar* trying to escape Moscow'* respect leads by a mil*.'' the GOP In lftAA and beyond. Iron grip. We know Just how they feel every time a car payment becomes due. Letters To The Editor jM.MBd. ip r r w * .if, honklrll.) ft . . samples she received from Russia at a time when tin two Communist giants were II •till on close terms of friend­ ship. Home expert* believed Red China it In fact now produc­ ing three short range and rel­ atively s-iphUticisted surfaceto-air rockets in quantity. ll ha* furthermore been re­ ported that Red China has started producing a deltawmg supersonic fighter plane, fj resembling the tu|a-rs-iidc So­ viet MIG-gl jets. Peking also appears bo have overcome, at least partly, the acute high-grade fuel short­ age which at one time virtu, ally grounded Peking'* air force after Russia halted sup­ plies in the nuke of the in­ tensified hlno-Hoviet ideolog­ »> ical conflict. Much of thee* claims re­ main In doubt so long a» ver­ ification ts Impossible because of the secrecy which sur­ round* China'* ndlitaiy and technological development*. Rut, say th* txpurla. some­ thing it afoot and there It reason to belisv* that Red China la making noteworthy Stl tries. Barbs Speeders are always court­ ing trouble and wind up troubling the court. The Old Cynic says a fool there was and he made his prayer Ur a wig, eye shadow gouk, mascara, f a k e eye­ lashes, falsies and a hank at two-way stretch. BLOCKS — BTEEL — BAND — MORTAR MIX — CEMENT — GREASE TRAPS — DRY WELL — SOLID BLOCKS — HTEl’S — PIF.K BLOCKS — BENCHES— FLOWER POTS—STEPPING STONES— ROOFING FELT — POLYETHYLENE PLASTIC — „ COLORED CONCRETE. W . Manufacture AU his* Window 8UU And LinteU For Yodr Hume! MIRACLE CONCRETE COMPANY t n ELM AYE. e w- I) S* \ l > Hi 7 L e t s Do Business for th§ _ _ Family Man with Be ready for Christmas 1965 and for M UTUAL FUNDS that special vacation ahead. Start your Savings Account N O W ! 9> b y dteeevlfytef ye e r leeetSsseat READY MIX CONCRETE w r u s OPEN TILL NOON SATURDAYS by revealing any Illicit f W hilling with taxpayers’ money. They expos* corruption and emlwtzlemenL They highlight- gangster tie-ups with elected officials. Meanwhile, they give us the latest scientific facta, plut current history, medical and psychological I n f o r mutton, plus porta and prinY enter­ tainment. %) Never grip# about the price of your newajiaper. It is the most productive "tax’* .you will ever pay! For It offer* you fur mote > then merely auto freeways nd other obvious evidence* of your real eetutv or fncoms taxes.' , , [ it gives you assurance tb»tg eternal vigilance Is guarding our basic freedoms, at ex­ pressed in Ihe Constitution. "When the pres* is fr..." said Thomas Jefferson, 'Wrui every man able to n-ad, all ic safe." We have radio, TV snd msgatlnea, too, to help en­ lighten our people hut tbe new-s|otp«‘r is our greatest sin. f / gle protector and l-st edu­ cator I (A l* * )g write tn Itr Crane in rare o f this news­ paper. - enclosing e lung stamped, addressed envelope and 10. rents to rover tapIng »pd printing**msi» when .i Unexpected Progress The Lighter Side Ahawtatt Syriaga Mr*. Jails Marta* IIS-1111 ! It has its "eUidenU” every day, rammer and wtnlar. Campus college* have their students only 8 months and for but 15 hours per week. So please begin to realise th* tremendous debt w* owe to newspapers. They are mote aignlficanl than the entire public school aystem! For'people would gel a fair amount of reading skill even without free public school*. Our Founding Fathers thus had no opportunity to attend free public schools! Yet they gave us the Dec­ laration of Independence and «-ur unique American Consti­ tution, which couldn't have been surpassed by modern college professor* even today. Rut without a newspaper in the community, dictatorship could soon take over. For your newspaper te the vigilant guardian of all of our liberties. Maybe you eomettmee grow irate at the idea that report­ er* snoop into private family affalfl! ' 1 ey . alio tnooiL Into office snd th* Rtate Legislature, too, there­ Phil Newsom Savs We cannot hope to command broth­ erhood abroad unless we prnctice it at home.— Harry S. Truman. Dick West’s WASHING TON <1TI l -One of the main purpose* of a run great Ional recess U to per­ mit senator! and represent* tlvet to get in tune with the i ) inking of tli* loiks hark home. Then they return to the cap­ ita] and undertake to carry out the detires and «i*h *i of their ronitltnentt Biossot— Ray Cromley atkk by th* dally paper for the 52 adult years after they finish high school. Indeed, most people don’t go farther than high school, so the newspaper is th# main educational agency In Amer* IIM T I1 ^Together Y o u ’ ll S a v e M o n e y A n d B e H a p p ie r In A ‘ 65’ FoVd F ro m T h e O le F o r d H o u se In D o w n to w n S a n fo rd . . Tee b us I* I M B. Os M O R T O N * ORGANIZATION, INC. , Harry C. Echtlbtrftr I Resident Manager 111 E. Woodland Driv* haaferd, Florida XJTT1 Pbeas m -TM T -Excellent Service■-e* Too' —V *-i. S tric k la n d -M o rrla o n Ford * In c. I13-IU1 W. Park 444-4*14 . j^OvOTtoOffices Nation*IdaJ - MEMBER r j l L C “ lt*a a Pleasar* I* Bank at th* Atlantic" �*K. » \ ................ -> *' ** * ** * '* t m4« ** i "i* »» ’OTfjr BnttforH YrraYH Tax Changes Outlined For . Retirees Nominations Due For Jaycees' * Annual Awards Time is short for nomina­ tion! for the annual Jaycee Distinguished Service Award, Good Government Award, Out­ standing Young Farmer, Out­ standing Sailor and Outstand­ ing Teacher Awards for 19G5. ^ Deadline for nominations is noon Thursday and blanks may be obtained at the Flor­ ida State Bank, Sanford At­ lantic National Bank and the Jaycep office on the corner of Fourth Street and French Avenue. The awards banquet has GROUND WAS IIROKEN Monday nmrninj: for a new squadron complex been act for 7:30 p.m. Satur­ at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Shown tlolnir the honors are Capts. day at the Police Uenevolent Chandler W. Swanson, base commanding officer, and James O. Mayo, . '§# Building. commanding officer of Reconnaissance Attack Winjr One. Watching are Qualifications for the Dis­ (from left) R. C. Hoajr, expeditor: B. F. Kessinper. job superintendent; tinguished Service Award are Lt. Cdr. Tom Doyle, resident in charpe of construction; Jim Strode, con­ ba*ed on outstanding contribu­ tractor; and Ens. William C. lli!(ion Brand. (Herald Photo) tions of the nominee In the community, stale or nation. He must be between the age of 21 and 35- years, reside in Semi­ nole County. He need not be a member of the Jaycees. The nominee for Good Gov♦ ernmoiit Award also must bo a resident of Seminole Coun­ ty and must have made an outstanding contribution in the field M governmert in the eity or county. Thete is no limita­ tion of age or sex on this nom­ ination.. * The _Y_oifhg Farmcr_of the be bctweon.il anti .15 and have made a no* ® tirmblr contribution in t he field of, agriculture He must be a farm operator whose in­ come it denied from this soutce. The nominees for the Young Teacher and Young Sailor will he made by persona In their respective field of work, l lyde Long, pieaident of tha ^ S a n f o r d -Seminole Jayceei, urged the public to take nn GARDEN OF THE MONTH fur the second time is the home of Mr. anil active part in nominating per­ Mrs. Jnkob llurich, JiO S. Cortez Avenue. North Orlando, Mrs. Harich, i-ms for these awards. "We realize time is short center, is shown here with two of her gardening* helpers, daughters W il­ and urge that nominations he ma on the left and Hermine at right. mailed to the jaycees, Most 151 I, or taken to the Jay ip office by noon Thursday,’’ he said. i hairman of the OS A award H Is Wendell Springfield. Thar* lea Fox it in charge of the hniii|iict. The annual Past I'rrairfent't m d b u i i t* Ii**-*, iitul « cornBy Margaret Cti-diy luncheon ts slated for noon A discussion on selecting Pri*e winner III a Ninth • i k ,« • o I !-i^ * io i m*. t nrThursday at the t ’ivic (ent«T .ind framing pictures for the i.a** • i id.i ‘.fi-liit tttrd palm with 4*i past president* invit­ Inline w;,* presented by Mrs Oilnndii l-imild i-at nm c-nit,--t I I,. t» t * pit ** (w ed^ed ed to attend. M i Id r r d Batlcm k, lung *ili«t i i *. colly liiili-i l l.m-h-o ,d i It I . ap ,hm1 a 11 *•er county arl supervisor. Im t lie Month foe i to* >». -.ml ff.p ri' I" i i*t a • ■ i •11,t*. ■Iv\a I 11 A members of the Lake Mary time w«* the lioint- of Mr , nn-' I ia»l h< . vi 1. ,hb « ven 11.11b i* Extension Hoitiemakm * Club M i v Jnholi It ii r nil of 'Ed 11« •u4'f Iit*x fin 4,4lie wall. \ Jiria. J it —. Ii4i-I ii -w eily et* ill ilieir .lanuiiry meeting held Sollt Ii I -it-/ \ i - ,iWi­ lli,- II a1h Ii buhl*1 U '•ijp ,•111>11a f i'll t«f I i i■* ft lit ** in the Eire Hull The meellng npenml with 11idIitlet I b> a 11» h, i»i i * fi i vi |. e! i.i Jo a uni * 0 v t Uetlible devotions given l>v Mr* Vt d yfrt'* biwri u jl h ft |WII tif o.n«iafi ulntb HMfmly hoilsrA January 13. 1965 ham Heinbueh and was eon iitqiistl l i f t ' jj iin 11f 111 s 1111 if I 'I.I l-lllttlua v (etturr# WJiV Admixxions ducted hy thr pic'ldcnt. Mrs I.Mb t mil-1 \*. .ill •innillhi- I dll'. Ii ill I I* tv id k-ICIIIH Mil') Casey Jones II. Ada Byrd, * Helen Powell > ft . triii Ii o f .w11 a h li«*i t res Monthly re JiM'l I'd) Kl*»l t«\ It t l l h l l l al* Beverly Clancy, Frank Lieske, ports were presented by van VI 11t.r | I'M i i n v i ' u o of i i>cnfntr. I but VItjlil1 11lit1 ' t bi *11 IVa M i > liar it i ii, u In i< I e 11d » 11re Emma Carlson. Frances (Jor­ ous officers 'and chairmen don. Sam Martin. Betty Wll- | It was announced that Un- ii ml i* bfil uf n.'.-iiN-'h* f Ii*fiI + pa 11|. r» a 11110%I daily, lias three hams, Miriam Van Uuyne, club still has available a mi to I lit* tern cut wny to tin* ni t - uvma I uii I s in the Harich rTill John llleti, Niles Jones. Olio her of copies of the cookbook jBirt vi blt b bus a line *.f «T 'lien, F raiii, II ermine and Kictman, Sanford; l, o u i ►« "Favorite Recipes of Florida hnwhitb flower bnsta-s with \\ ilriia, wtiu tai kle their t*urdhimun.U, Altamuuta Spnngs; and those wishing to purchase , mautilibir uhilmfi'mltmi. iSpan* , i mill! i hurra \Mtb an rilUili Martha Dial, Deliary; Eugene a copy were asked to contact ish bayonets stand at lire enthusiasm mb their parents. front entry nnd narrow flow, Clark, Lake Mary; Marvella Mr*. Edwin Kennedy.. er beds of fern, deviTs hinkO writs. Long wood; Mary Following the morning buii Nicely, Orange City. ness session, luncheon was (Mine# tiny lily# red*be i t ted liirlha served under the direction of iirde*M*e garde ilia*, elephant Mr. and Mrv Clemnton Nice­ the hostesses, Mrs. Kennedy ear s nnd r rot o n interm inpitly, Orange City, a boy. and Mrs Charles Sassinan af Heidis the front of the houne. Ditrhargr* ter which the first of a plan­ (Jiaiil |>) racuntha bunhe* rorn* It* Mrs. Itilrhle Harris * Mark Chorpening, Susan ned series of lessons on ntedi er the ff«»nt of the rivAidlintf The Juliuufy meeting' of Hip Chorpening, William Connell, cal self help was taught by Min! aluuljhery of v ihutriiitiit ! Mh rpriAi Flrmentnry School siirittnnr rherry mol itejtr G e o r g e Rounds, Iw-ranna Mrs. Sassman fitV stir enbanee the Abb s o f I ' mrent •Tear her Courtril will Blocker. Marlene Hills, Gladys rlii fn ni nr. with shrimp plants Skates, Susan Setula, San­ lie held nl 7 To p m todi«y in Tile 41h annual Florida In lull*! w amlei M k' jew useit nn ford; Gertrude Hammerer, De­ the ai bind eafetorium. nary; David K'tst Jr., Long dustrieA Exposition will be fillers. L e e ry day rules for dental The '‘rear iden, ein losed wood; Amelia Osteen, Maty held in Orlando April HI 3<j Maynard and baby boy, Os­ Staged through the cooper* by « cyi'lotie fine, ja jua( « a health Hill he inpte of the protmn of Ihe F’ lnrida Develop ties* snd rolorful » * the resl Crsm l " bp ptii'e nt»d by t)r teen. ment Commission, it i* a iif the b«ndfirMpili|? The fwm- St *-veil Stumper of !hi\tona January 14. 196a "showcase" of F'lorida Indus Illy switnrnini? pool is sitr* Heaeh. All patents ate urjfetl Admissions ioundeil by pen. h, tiiii|ferine to attend. , Harcn Law, Carolyn Belli- trial products grino, Eartha Anderson, Iva Vincent, Maria Fellows, Juan­ ita Cody, Joseph Riggins, Charles L. Echols, Virkl Thompson. Willie Mae Curry, Sara W. Paul. Sanford. Lake Mary Club Hears Talk On Art For Home 'Garden O f Month' Notes Enterprise PTC To Meet Today Birlha Mr. and Mrs. William Clan­ cy. Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson, Sanford, a girl. Discharges Benjamin J Lamar, Lonnie Thompson, Charlo.tle Know­ les, Charlcie Price, John John­ son, Bessie Rodgers, Esther Rive, Maxine Stafford, Sanfi-rd; Marjorie Humphrey. Casselberry; Geraldine Wood, DeBary; Romulus Kronrmann, Deltona; Helen Lee and bahy boy,' Lake Mary. Ttics. Jan. 1ft, ’65— Page S ny Jane Casselberry Change* in Federal Income Tnx rcgulntlons were outlined by E. G. Brsdlcy of "the Iptcrnnl Revenue Service in Or? Undo at the regular luncheon meeting of the Winter Park Chapter 38i>, National Asso­ ciation of Retired Civil Em­ ployes, held at the S A S Cafeteria in Winter Park Wednesday, Jan. 13. Ruth the talk and the question and answer period which followed proved of great interest to NARCE members. The speaker was introduced by Carl Setje of Casselberry, president. The secretary, Frank Lucry, also of Casselberry, rend replies to letters which had been sent by the chapter to Congressmen A. S. Hrrlong and Edward Gurney and Sen­ ators Spessard Holland and George Smothers requesting increased annuities for retir­ ed Civil Service employes. President Johnson has said in effect that n person with an income of less than f:t,000 per year is m the “ poverty class" and many of the re­ tired government employes me receiving much less. The chapter is soliciting new mew,tiers and Civil Servf**ldinr In Al­ tamonte Springs, -Casselberry. Fern Park, l.nngwnod and! other towns ip the men nrr eligible to join the Wintnr l'aik Chapter. Those wishing to Join may contact Setje lit 641 Hibiscus Road, or Mis. Pau| D. ( Knight, publicity chairman, at 6411 queen's Mirror Circle, i asselbei ry. Hy Mary sun Mil.-s P h Lmmary plwus lor the pnqiiiM-d clubhouse to he built by tin- Bear l ake Community i roll on Big Bear Eakr will In- pii M-iih d at I Inn *day s k (t ui iiif-ctioi: h> tin* pK-'idclil link Ushalidi-F ’I tie meeting will take place in Die I-lutiils Power t orpor atiori F.mploye s Chili on Hoi Inlay \\chile, Bear Lake In other luiMiies* tiu- group will make plans loi a square danrr to he Sponsored In Feb I oar y t D pence piogram rhair jii-n (or Die loonlli, lias an iiouil, ed that S D I>oiumey id Die county tax assessor s of llee will tie guest speaker for thr evening Dominey will explato how properties arr assessed anil taxes collected and also will conduct a ques­ tion and answer period. Hostesses for the event will tie Mrs James Bratt aid Mi s Helen l tick lev. Ostiander ha» issued imi ration to attend thr meeting to all interested person* m tin- com in oiui >. 5 Bridegroom, 22, M O D E R N IZ E Y O U R HEATING SYSTEM HIM. Mr. and Mr*. Geors* D. Wi- , i i i t j f t * * ^ dener’a race horses at HitJ 4n leah have something .in commun which makes them easi- .b i DIRECTORS of Weathersfield Civic Association are Robert D. Newton, and (*I«nn F. Hartwell, seated left to right, and standing, Calvin Alexunuur, Mia. Uiaua liartw ell and Tommy Davidson, 4H1 *TK\- *1 (HiH— Kunml isivrvlfia* Tor Mri Amy JU*nitrrtm WrlfM ii< »*f Il'kmn vlllt. Whu dl«d Huti«1* y Stanton smblrnly knTnl ov 41 and *11in'k hi* brad on tin floor lie via* I,ikon to Itiv i ir w Mt inon,t I 1la%piUiI h ht 11 tip du d. St j ntam 5 panriis wpru un abb- lo ■'\)»!i*in tln u / buii li.id M O N T P IP E A N D F IT T IN G S fro'iul' W ALL SU PPLY vitio Hint to ilitiiill lor ib«* v%»*d dine will eathor ne-nn in an *” fl N . id lit1r t’ltui ph Wcilru'ulav in or nme bn M a n ion % ' load fti'Jii'A bul tmlbifii* umiMial I In* Inub w n poilnl lo*br in >fioi k L r l .i t l\t > and W NEE I S FUR \ FOMIM.ETE LINE OF /MH.EM AN HEATING EQUIPMENT. son ** xidl iriil O PREPARE FOR W IN T ER ! . di'silli. Tbu i Idor statilon .said III* V Iniural in a Aft 1 FRENCH AYE. S A N F O R D , F I.A . .122-5411 " I I a11|11:i i' I ei w For S prin kler S yslem u " WHY GO BROKE TO GO BIG of f I M*! I(i|i I . i kf ’ <’ burrh. Uanfiard, fin h# r 1 If J f i rkin* IturUI Vl#w will i > rn*tf r y. It* |n Ur t w* f i i F ufie f ,it H n m i in rhArgo nf • r r * OB*m in l■ ■ m in i. am . non* jack Fu n* r* t ■•rvtrAA for Dor* Jmrk* n StArr# w i f * o f th « D P K StArr, who dt< d lion l* y , will t»A h*ld At t p m W*dn**dAj r At QrAon* Funvr al Horn# prices start. AT No need to dig deep. Now you can own a big Dodge Polara $ 0 O A il •O vO wfthout puttirqa bend in your budget — and you get a lot more car for your money. See yoiA Dodge Boys today — the place for the big cars With the little price tagsf . an % Mi a kuw here’s the big, beautiful w ay to move up in quality, but not in price! ’G S O adgoPo I e ir a will b« hold W t i l m i ' l i r At Yi r t i Mitkodlii wi th ft * v t ST I*AI L* Minn. (I T T ) ^ Authiirhir* IihLiv to bnrn \ihiit vaii'ud n >oiitlK briifum (mmii to ib !lupM' ut ttit* altai and du* a irw huuri hi ti*r J(4iip»rv fount v forimi'r TTiom.ix \ uti l Raid U *\s to ftolti* IIm* iiH'lcrutih dualli id Hrucr M.niton 22. m.»> tak»alnitd I hii da>> Tin* hi uh i i (Mini, a H iu on -iii N.Ltlr l hit«»( Miy M'plui titui v, find hi *» l»r id i. Sharon c' os i* 22, Hun* %y»n11111n buforr IJlV altar in M Mi fduud% on lli< Hill Itom .Hi la 1boio l Jioi t b Mrs, D,ua Ja, ks,)i. Starr, M At 2 p m t,-f1 *. At the close of the meet­ ing, the hostesses, Mrs, Mir* Ion l.ee and Mrs. Margaret Pearson, served cake and coffee. WORKMEN took advantage of the recent school holidays to begin im­ provements at the Geneva School starting with a new roof expected to be completed this week. (Demid i ’lmto) " f - 11it | J e f f r r s i.n , died Mnn ’ d a y afte rn q o ti She came to Sanford 40 ‘ y.-ais ago with her htuhniul, the late D. S FI. Star. She was a iwrmhri of Eastern Star, Itel.ekah Lodge 43 and of F'irsl Baptist Chur, h, where she was a nu-mber «,f the '1'FIL BiItle 1 lit*.. Survivor* are a mn, W. L. Starr, nf New Holland. Pa.; two daug ht er * . Mr* Phil Hair and Mr*. II. ft Derrick, both of Snnftiril; nine grandchildren and ‘JO great-grandchildren. Chap«l with ft W il la rd W a r f 1*14 off Irlaf I na iturlat will bt In lark* V U w O i n r l o i y , H u m kvw i utiii a 1 iioiUA *u uhal a t . . * _ i MiKiWMlieVoctog*KhtsCH*#3GW-T*V coming in March. Succumbs At 84 U llIf.M T * W Sirs. Beth Gregory, men*her of the Sanford Art Asso­ ciation, ^was guest speaker at the monthly meeting of tha Lake Monroe Extension Home­ makers Club. She spoke on "A rt of Select- • lng »Pic lures For The Home" amt toM-members that pie* hires in the rooms make them more attractive, express per­ sonality, serve as accents of color and provide conversation pieces. She gave illustrations on the correct colors of fram­ es and picturei for individual room*. Mrs. Olga Hunter, president, presided over the bisslneaa meeting. Mrs. Alice Nordgren, Mrs. Kathryn Malloy, Mrs. JoAnna DcBois, Mrs. Ethel Corbett and Mrs. H. L. John­ son Will tie hostesses at the Seminole County Booth at the Central Florida Fair next month. Imi>or(ant meetings coming up in January and Fehruary were discussed. A lour the Experiftienl Stalfon will be made with a covered dish lun­ cheon there at noon. A one day short course to be held in April at Camp McQuarrii was discussed with final plana be mgd^*b»ter. Member* CAPT. J. M. T U LLY JR. (second from loft), former commmulinjr officer of Ucconnaifisniu-e Attack Wing One at Sanford Naval Air Station nnd now commanding officer of the USS Neosho, with the Sixth Fleet in tire Mediterranean Sea, was host recently to (from the left) Capt. J. ii. Ilingson, commander of the Sixth Fleet service force; U. S. Rep. Alexander Pirnie. New York, and Rear Atlm. A. F. Fleming, commander of Farrier Division Four, (Navy Photo) Mrs. Dora Starr ' Funeral Notices t, • Lake Monroe Club Hears Talk On Pictures Bear Lake Club Dies A t Altar To See Plans Jakob Harich Home For Building Hospital hava the English • style bob­ tails, short and cut airtight serose ai lira sixis. * •„ Seminole County M otors, Inc. 1801 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLA. �I (r * l.: ' .« • * I. » •a***' > II Sir* Stafarft fm B P*F« 8—Tn*a. Jan. 1», *65 I CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON Indians, 'Hounds In Action Tonight vs Bucs, Kowboys 1/ Ml/WAY OLOWMAH Sport* Editor Nmpopor Eattrprbo Am. LOS ANGELES (N X A ) — la thl* nerer-nrvrr land, It’s getting so'that nnlata you bar* a golf tournament, you'ra arrtr going to mak* tha aean*. How far did Sktnnay Ennla arar cat without • I < r. on*T Dtr Blngle haa his, at Psbbla Baach. Frank Sinatra had kla, but brlafly, unUl it Intarfarad with bla aocial Ilf*. And now thara’a tha forth­ coming Bob Hop* Daaart Claaaie In Palm Spring*, achadnlad for aarly February. Why Bob Hop* want* to bar* a golf toumamant of bla vary own would atom to b* abaeura, aInca In ortlar to play in bla plaything, Bob haa to * t* t a |W0 antry fa*. Juat Ilka fork orar a $160 antry faa, juat Ilk* tha ether aunatrokaa yokala. And how to tla him dawn for PO hole* of play over four couraaa In tha blooming daaart promt*** to b* Ui* a graataat trapping atory alne* Nenook of tha North. Juat to got tha connactlon required four day* of purauit before ha era* cornered in tha middle of 126,000 feat of film on Moorapark Drive high up In tha Hollywood hllla^-ln. a — Am^ocam* .. . haa thU th in g '‘a Hln* Croaby, tha golfer. Bob la ualng thia apace to challenge Crosby officially to a homs-snd-home match aerlaa 'in connection with thalr two tournament*, each man to ra­ pine* hla awn divot*. thlnVfoT practical pur­ poses w* ehotild aharpan our weapon* for neat year a* tha target data,” aaId Hop*. "W s both have buraltla. Croaby'* la la hla ahoulder. Mina la In my awing." If Bing anapa up tha ven­ detta, how doaa Hop* visualla* It being playedT H1 vlsusUit," aald Hope, "taking my attnmay along and alio an HIM machine to count the strokes. Bing cant count until ha gata to tha In­ come tea man." Marnanlmoualy, Bob con­ ceded that Croaby haa always been a fin* golfer, and "wa'va had aom* very fin* gamaa." "A * a whole,’’ ha added, "Bing la more consistent. My gam* la flamboyant. I'm an axhlbitloniat who lean* on the comedy. He play* charming golf. 1 play looae and speclocular." 'Afid what doaa Dob consider hla fort* on the couree? "The way I keep aeore. My fort* la really chipping. I'm long with my chip* and ahort with my wooda." If he playa in his tournament, Hope haa to be long with hla leg., too. Th# 00-hole event represent* the longeat stretch on the pro • golf cir­ cuit. Tommy Jacobi, the momantary wonder of laat year'a US. Open, I* the defending champion, and you ran tell he ha* already atarted resting up for It. Tommy slept through poet time at tha Lot Angelea Open, flrat event on the winter circuit, and waa disqualified. AD tha big namaa mak* the Daaart Claaala bacauaa, In ad­ dition to unaulllad air, than I* alao tha clean fragrance of $100,000 in prlta money. Thar* I* alao tha refreshing praaanc* of Hop*. Hopa-fully, Croaby can make It, too. Ed Crowley, the Loa Ang­ ela* hotelier, la praaldant of La Quinta, wbar* on* of th* round* la played. But flrat Crowlay end all th* other golf buffa in California play th* "Croa"— that’* tha "In” phraae for tha Ftbbl* Beach event. "B y th# time,'’ laid Crowlay, "wa get through playing up thar* and In tho Lucky In­ ternational In San Franelaco, tha boya are looking to com* down to tho daaert to dry out." Ho waa, you ahould know, talking about th* waather. Tribe Travels To Mainland 7 Football Greats Pentecost Holds Singles Lead Thla peat week found th* battle for flrat plaea In th* Slnglaa Claaalc League atlll going on between Harry Pantaeoat and John-Brtdg**.three potnU taka th# top apot from John a real tight match wqs waged between John and Pete Petenen with a italemat* re-* aultlng. Harry ahot gamaa of 200, 216, 21$ and 170 while winning thre* point* from Georga Paulk who could only m u a t o r a 716 act'. John Bridge* rolled 711 to Prta PeUraen'a 709. The third place man ran Into a little trouble In th* form of Paul Marcott* and came away with an even split. Marcott* rolled ATLANTA (U P!). — The a 768 to Kannar's 708. John Spolakl hung onto hla king and the ahort of Georgia fourth place parch with an Tech—In the peraona of Jim evan apllt with Rich (Sllnic 'calclwv-ll and R. D. Craddock Shot) Murphy aa he |>oundrd —led th* Yellow Jackets to a out a 70$ to Rlch'a even 700 series. Phil Roche remained 82 71 victory over Virginia Inatltut* Monday In fifth plaea with a thre* Military point deelalon over Gerald night. Behran* as h# notched a 731 Caldwell, a 6 foot lo senior, total to Gerald'* 687. Georga and Craddock, a S-foot-11 se­ Swann had a hard fought bat­ tle with Bob Guthrie and nior, combined for 61 points In emerged with an even split the victory. Caldwell needed only 1* and held onto hla alxth plaea position. Guthri* ahot game* points to go over th* 1,000 of 202, 233, 213 and 180 for point mark for hla three-year R28 aet and Gi-orge had collegiate career. Ha acored 208, 189, 203 and 109 for a 30 and grabbed 18 rebound* to boot. 709 total. Craddock added 21 polnti. in other league action, th* Charlie Srhmaua ended up high flying rural carrier, Robert Ste.-le was tiie only with 16 poihta for VMI despite man to take all four points being blanked U) th* first hall. Jeff Gausapohl and John from hi* opponent aa h* roll­ ed a 243/748 while hla oppon- Prosier acored IS point* each rnt Joa Krrfl ha<kJRs~troutil«s for (he Keydets before fouling and came through with a 664 out In th* final minute* of the act. Charles Rose grabbed game. Tech led th* shorter visitors three point* from W. A. Ward with a fin* 242/61$ throughout the contest but was aeries at Ward tallied a 694. unable to Imprnv* on a u point Hubert Ray tor* 'em up with halftime toad. The victory wa* the eighth a 730 aerlea against hi* "friend” Johnny Jonaa and for Tech against seven losses won thru* point* while John­ VMI haa now lost nine while ny wa* hitting for 669. winning four. Yellow Jackets Win Over VMI By Fred McMane CPI Sport. Writer The Indiana baikotball team would bat* to admit it, but It looks aa If that old .oof, "Back Homa Again la Lodiana," bar become the team’i iwaa aoog Hr* fifth-ranked Hooaiara, who returned to their home court Monday night after two aucecaaful road vlcloriea, found that tbelr borne aurroundlnga weren't *o aweat after all aa they loat to the Iowa Hawk eyea 74 64 In a crucial Big Ten Conference claab. The lou wa* a rough one for Indiana to abaorb alace It drop pad the Hooalera Into fourth plaoe in the Conference with a S-t mark. Oddly enough, Indiana del**lad Iowa on tha H»wk*y**' home court a week m' r / le . Tn i. It THEY SHOW: THEIR MEDALS — On# pratty palomino and a 17-year-old rider from Fillmore, Calif., have. collected 2,000 ribbona, cupa and plaquea in five years, and hundreda of horae ahowa, The rider la Jamaa Frazier.- Hla horae la Rock-a-Way. From the looks of it, it would aeem the team spends its life in competition. moat valuable player la 1945 and a league-leader In p in ­ ing, punting and plac*-klek- Ing. Van Burcn, who wa* the leading rusher four out of five yaars, ran th* Philadelphia Eagles to three consecutive Eastern crowns and two world titles In tha lata '40s. The other Bears who made tha team In addition to Luck­ man war# Fortmann, who could dlagnoaa an opposition play from hla guard position a* readily a* a patient's ail­ ment; Chamberlin, an oldtlmer 1919-28 who bounced around on flv* team* aa an and; and Driscoll, a triple • threat and drop-kicker for tha Chicago Cardinals and Basra. Th* aaven art achedulad ten­ tatively to b* inducted hare on Aug. 7. ___ S W ta w sB a tr- United Press International The Kentucky Wildcats, be­ hind the deft shooting of Hoosier hot ahot Louis Dampier, knocked Auburn out of the lead In the Southeastern Confrranc* basketball race Monday night, 711-0/. It was th* flrat conference loss of tha season for Auburn and returned idle Vanderbilt to the conference lead by de­ fault. Vandy has a 4-0 league record. In tha only other action In tha SEC, the Tennessee Volun­ teers took advantage of a sec­ ond half slump by Georgia to win 76-67. No oilier conference action was scheduled until thla week­ end. Dampier hit 10 of hi* 14 field goal attempts to atoar th e defending conference champion* to their third vic­ tory in five starta. Ha netted 22 points for the night to top all -aforrrs. Big gun for Auburn, which had boasted a 6-0 standing be­ fore the game, was sophomore Ilob llusson who ejiterrd the game aa a first-half substitute ami rnde 1 up with 18 pointa. Kentur y -uard Terry Mob­ ley, who ha* played a reserve role most of'th e season, got a starter'* berth from Coach Adolph Rupp and rewarded him with !H pointa. The victory preserved Ken­ tucky's mastery over Auburn In Lexington where an Au­ burn basketball ti-um lias nev­ er won anil left the Wildcats with a 8-14 mark ao far in the ■eason. In the game at Athens, the Volunteers were paced by A. W. Davis who racked up 32 points, 24 of them from the floor. The figure represented a record for the new Georgia Collaeum. ■ Georgia was down only 3683 aarly In th* aacond half whan Davia whipped In 12 of Tennaaiaa'a next 16 point*. Th* victory gav* Tennessee a 4-1 mark In conference play, 11-2 ao far In th* aeason. High-point man for Georgia waa sophomore Dwayne rowall who srorad 18. Jerry Wall­ er had 16 and Jimmy Pitta 11. Twin Double Pays $45,539 Vindicated CLEVELAND, Ohio (U P I) — Olno Marchattl, th* Balti­ more Colt d«f*nalv* end who announced hla retirement af­ ter the acasort, haa been vin­ dicated of th* charge that h* deliberately hurt Cleveland quarterback Frank Ryan In th* National Football League All-Star gam*. By David Hlgglahotham Herald Sport* Writer Th* Semlnoto High School CANTON, Ohto (U P I) — eager* will travel to Malntoad High School at Daytooa Baach Tha National Board of Se­ tonight to-fac* th* Buccaneer* lector* today announced tha in their aecood meeting of the unanimous selection of aavan season. Mainland wa* tha first laam former National Football Lasthe Tribe played this season go* gn ats to the pro Hall of with Mainland winning both Fan*. Th# aavan playara who cmre­ the varsity and Jayraa con­ ad a nicb* for thamsalvca in tests. According to Coach Mack th* million • dollar ahrina in­ Blythe, "Mainland la rated In cluded Guy Chamberlin, Pad­ tha top 10 ball club* la the dy Driseoll, Dr. Danlal F. Fortstate so wo can expact a tough mann, Otto Graham, Sid Luckman, Slav# Van Buran ball gams." Starters for th* Trib* will be and Bob Watarflald. LxiekMan, Graham and Wa­ Gary Loyd, Frank Murray, Ruddy Stumpf, Star* Groover tarflald war* *11 quarterbacks who lad thalr team* to world and Ron Hinson. Mark Raborn, Frank Whig- championships. Luckman waa on* of four ham, Wally Jarnlgan, Wayne llumstead and Paul LeRoy former Chicago Bear* selectwill bo tha startan when Coach ad to tha Hall of Fama. Ha Ralph Stumpf's Jayre** fata waa *n# af th* Innovaton of the Baby Bucs at 8:30 with tho tha T-formatlon and waa an all-laagu* choice from 1939-48. varsity gam* to follow at I. ur Blythe, recalling-last week- JLackmsn's l* «m a won f our " I think tbst Wsatqm tithe* aijd thre* woyi -------- * kamplonshlp*:■— — E w*ll atwill awAiaeW Gr*ham, who guided tha enough to twin win. r<*Ontl>l Colonial had good sit* and beat ua in Clavsland Browns to alx con­ tjie board*. They also mad* $4 secutive Eastern titles and Oil** vSorld championships per cent of tlielr shots. "Titusville mad* a faoUiUe during th* 1960's, still plaguas showing la th* board* by mak­ tha N F L by teaching tha Celing 14 out of 20 abets In tha lag* All-Stars In thalr annual first half and eight for nine In gam* with th* champion team. Watarfleld lad tha Cleveland ) the second quarter. But," he continued, “ we wore only be­ Rams to thalr flrat winning hind by six pointa at lb* half." aaasan and a warld champion­ Following tonight'* eonteat, ship In 1045, hit rookie year. the Seminole* will play Winter H* waa tha only unanimous Park Friday night and Satur­ (U P I)— 'A raging snowstorm day night tiwy play New Smy­ tore through the Alps today rna Beach at home. The Win­ and cut the number of car* ter Park eager* will host the In the 1965 Monte Carlo ral locals Friday night. !y down from 201 to a penallyridden 101. The storm hit the Cara be­ tween th* check points of Chamberry and Urlag* and United Pres* Internationa! played havoc with driving con Eastern Division ditlons. W 1, Snow drifts several feet high 39 7 blocked the roads and a strong Bo»1ob 30 14 wind blew anew onto th* wind­ Cincinnati Philadelphia 22 22 shield* of oncoming ears. IS 30 As the starters from Minsk. New Yprk Western Division Warsaw amt Stockholm passed " W L Chanibery first they benefited 24 20 from the beat conditions, and Ixis Angeles St. Louis 24 20 21 23 were Die .Stockholm trio of last Baltlmor* 14 It year's winner Paddy Hopklrk Detroit and Henry Liddon in a BMC San Francisco 11 35 Coojier, Tirno Makincn and Monday's Results Paul Easter of Finland in a Philadelphia 109 Detroit M BMC Cooper and Pat Moss Only game scheduled Tuesday's Games Carltxon and Swede Elisabeth St. Louis at Cincinnati Nystrom in a Saab No. 49. On# of the** cars looked rhUailslphia vi. Dqt. at Tolelikely to w)n th* raUy If It Phils vi. D*t. at Toledo managed lo r«arh Mont* Car­ Only game* scheduled Wednesday's Garnet lo Intact. Among th* alar* to fall out Cincinnati at Detroit in the mountains was Swede Boston at Baltimore Bo Lungfeldt, who placed se­ New York at I.os Angeles cond last year, and Britain'# Only games scheduled. Anne Hall, a past winner of Archlmsdta aald: "Give m* the ladiea' cup. A rally official said he did a place to aland and rest my not expect more than GO to 80 lever and I can mova the earth " cars to reach Monte Carlo. Out O f SEC Lead 7 3 -6 7 Indiana Sings 'Swan Song' 1 I Lyman To Host. Hall O f Fame Names Kissimmee Five H IALEAH (U P I) — Th# twln-doubl# paid $45,639 to holder* of two ticket* bar* Monday whan a long ahot cam# through to win th* aavanth race. Ketch Barg was a aurpris* winner In th* aavanth and paid $87.40 for a $1 bat to win. Thre# unidentified bailor* held th* two winning tickets on the highest payoff of th* South Florida hors* saasoa thla winter. Hialeah installed th* batting gimmick for th* first tin * this saaaon. Snow Cuts Race To Monte Carlo PH ILAD E LPH IA (U P I) — Th* Philadelphia Phillies will meet the Baltimore Oriole* In the 18th annual Junior Baseball Federation benefit game at Connie Mack Stadium on July 14. By Jim Bacchus Herald Sports Writer Lyman lay* Its Orange Belt Conference lead on the Un* again tonight when the Grey, hounds play host to the KissImmec Kowboys. The host team will be In 1U 10th fray of the aeason with tonight's even* closing out th# first half of the year. Longwood haa a 4 5 record for tha year with a 4-1 mark In tha OBC. The Kowboys, a dark bora* In the conference, beat Bishop Moore and DdJind who whip­ ped Lyman. DcLand now la In second place, a half game behind Longwood. Coach Dick Copeland says he regard* this game as "the crucial one of the year for us." Lyman will use the same lineup as In past games with Joe Asher and Mike. Sterling at guard; Eddie Long and Gene WinVlcmin, forwards, and Dave Matis, center. _A Jayvee content ugd.open igv away lor (he Longwood file ile Jayvees aa South Seminole beat th* Kissimmee team'7533. However, the longwood Jayvees lost thejr last outing 49-47 the last time out. The Howard Johnson Co. When swimming, a turtle, plans to open 25 new rrstaulike those at the Miami Sea- rant • motels in Florida in tho quarium, must surface to bre- next two to three years, exathe about every five minutes porting a heavy increase in or so. |tourist traffic. NBA PRICE LESS 8:10 NIGHTLYs Tt Past Tima MATINEES WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 2 r jL EXCITING NEW Perfecta!" FEATURED IN EACH RACING PROGRAM THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT GI***-B»<lo*ed, Real*4 Grandstand, k Clubko*** Barry! N*. Mineral ANGLIA A n glia is the modern economy Import that lets you save all the w ay. A n honett 35 m pg la only the beginning, because everything about thi* compact performer is generous. 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Ja n . 19 , *68—Pag® 7 %— Lightweight Champ fly Joe Norrte Written for NEA I would forego a perf#ct game to have .been in the Luckport, N.Y., audience Oct, 25, 1030, to watch little Allie Brandt let a yet unbroken league record of SOS on game! of 207, 280 and 300. It muat have been an over­ whelming thrill for Allte, perhipa unequalled even by hie election to the Hall of Fame in 1960. To all people of email physique, Allie ii a prime ex­ ample. lie has bowled for 40 year* at a top weight of 130 pounds, even' lesa than hla Hall of Fame contemporary, Ilua* Fazio. He gets all the hall power and apeod required in bowling by simply following good form— short, amooth Mepe to the foul line co-ordi­ nated with unhurried arm awing and rolling, rather thnn throwing the ball* • His one‘ special hint to fel­ low lightweights I* to use a ball of comfortable weight There is no rule which says you must usa a maximum I" - Legal Notice Elias Moves Into Coaching Job At Navy ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI> A day of conference! II act for BUI Eliaa today aa he mov­ ed In to take over e i heed • <t ■ .<| weight 16-pound ball. A ball coech of the U S. Navel Aca­ in the 12 to 15-pound range demy fotbaU.teara. can be just at effective. Eilat, whoia firm guldanc* NEXT; Think and concen­ of the Untveralty of Virginia trate •* CavaUere ended the longeit losing itreak In their hlatory at 28 games, wea appointed to aucceed Wayne Hardin et Navy Monday. Hardin realgned under pres­ sure lait month, ending whet probably w n the moat sueceatful coaching career In Navy history. A former Marylind quarter­ back, Eilat, 41, signed a oneyear contract at e aalary re­ ported to be In the neighbor­ hood of $11,000, the tame aal­ ary Hardin wa* paid. Ellas was scheduled to be­ gin talking to hi* aiiiatanla, who ar# carryover'* f r o m AHI® Brandt Hardin'* tenur*. They all hav* been rehlred for the' 1065 aeason. He'll Interview them "to make aure they Want to stay," and he want* them to it*y ," Capt. William Builk, Navy'* athletic director laid. Buslk made the announce­ ment of Ellas' apolnlment at 1 conference et the eeademy, Pro Football Hurts Baseball, s n r -Y f ih v maq of Bill Eliai^caliD crr' of Fiuupr Hsnk Grernberp, oru> Buslk said. "He comes to us M iT irrf o r s ti.n N*r.T!i - In hereby * !v e n puf- of Hip greatest sluggers In well recommended and we are eualit to a Final t'e rre e .>t foreelnauVe 4 ite 3 t>eefmh«r. baseball history, said today confident he will do an out­ 1SS4. a n t e n u r e d In Chaney ry that huge bonuses being paid standing job aa Navy football r i t e No l « l * 4 o f ihe C lr m lt “ Coitrr o f the Ninth JtidlrUt I'lr- by pro football learns are de­ coach." In a statement after the an ruit In and for SernlnM* t*oun- priving baseball of some of Its fy, Klorlde. wherein VVIIST nounrement, Eliaa said, "I best young hitters. Silftr. F I I D K I I V I . - A V I N t i S A 1,1 H N ASSi n* I A T ION o r N K W “ Hnsehall is turning Inlo a feel the position at Navy is V *'!I K i ’ ITV, » New Y ,rk pitcher*’ gam*," said the at the very top of the coach fla n kin g i ‘ -rpnratlon I* Plain* 6-foot, 4 inch ing profession and 1 am very k t i f f end BOSS HIUlATl MOHK- black haired. delighted to accept thii of l. K N O end H K T T r O MOII11 w former Detroll Tiger great !,A\1>, hie wife ere t ’ e 'en den ie fcr." *'Among the reasons are 1 wilt eell f r> the h IN It ret e l Elias brings a tup perform­ l.e-t hidd-r for r » » l i el the that pitching has become more I rtiril door <-f 11.« to tnlnol. ance as a major college coach scientific, the hitlers have to County Courthouse In k info rd Heinlntiie County, Fl-irbl*. *t contend with day and night into the Naval Academy. I I in n't lock A M ..n the Sth ball and difficult travel condi­ During hla four years at t l j , of Keltrtiery, 1adA the f o l ­ lo w in g dt-ectlhrd pru|iert\ e. tions and manager* employ Virginia, he racked up a rreeel forth In eeld Final Iierre e two and three reiief pitcher* ord of 16-23-1 completing last to w ■ year's season with a 55 rec 1,-t I I I . I>AKI.AN'I> Hll.l-S in a game without a second ord. it Of,line to the plat ther. thought. , o f ee r- or dad In P iet Hook He was named Atlantic Con­ "But another reason is that | 11. Pea# (t. f the Public Heettrd- of Seminole Cotin hasehall It losing, too many ference coach of the year in ty. P lo t Id e big. stiong athletes to foot­ 1961, his first year at Virgin tSK vl t ball." added Greenberg, a ia. Ar thur II U r tit with, Jr . Clerk of thlA.Sr tin Court ! wo time winner of the Arner In \|,irtln T V lh l'U Iran League's Most Valuable 1•• i f i t y t i e r k Ir 11rta Net hetiion. E l i , Player award p <t n--t (« , "Most of tlie big, strong ath­ r .. . i 1 ■' t ie lete*—(he fellows who would p.il.li.li Jen !:> 1S«» cm u •be the lat.l Gehrigs or Joe in i m i t n it i 11 < i n it r n r Mcdwtcki of today—are gutng I -i h i : v i \ i i i j i u li is t. * i it ’ ■ i i r , |> * M l l u l l e i : j l l \ i i l »: in for football " NEW YORK (D P I) - Eight Big H a n k said baseball's teams traded places piday in i hi N iv , ri.in in iA . IV I I I I M K i l l V il. I l i r a self imposed rule agamvl Hik­ j ihe weekly t'niled Press Inter u n t i l i. « r. II I1IIPI l. tt -l I ' l l -1 II K P ltl Itt N l l A l , 1Nkl 11 ing to young high school play national major college basket e v .'i; tu m p v n v itr v Mi li cr* is anolher factor in the low ball ratings P V. e New J e r i r y torn --rail -n. P la in tiff, of talent to football. The-minor switches failed to | "Baseball ean’t talk to the * ri l i e n f v i . p t. n n o r n end JA- high school player* but tile col affect lop ranked FCI.A or Its closest pursuers In the stand­ N U T M O K ill till, hie wlte tlefendenle leges can," he explained. "The ings, second ranked Michigan M . r i t H ' a v o T I t r n r s a i . i : boy go** to college: And Hie and Wichita. No 3 The chan N u T lC t : .*• H E ltK H T HtVICN result ii that now you sec dot thei pm aiiant to v K’ tie! Pa|ges occurred despite a perfect i r t n of r o r e c lo i' ir e dated 'he «ns of football players who w-ewk by the top to teams JSth d ey o f Je n 'i s tr , l ' * l . end wnuld hav* been the htg slug* t M * f e d In Chenrery ' i » N* St Joseph's ( P a ) and In 14171 In the Circuit C o u r t, of get * of today had they gone dlana swapped poiltioni, with the Ninth Judtrtel t'lroilll. In into baseball " ernl for Bemlnole t'ounty. FP-rthe Philadelphians moving up Noting lh« current "home Ide . wherein T 11K PIUJHKNto fourth place and the IlooaT J A t INS.l'It ASCII r i l l l l ' t N V run craze," among young »lugiers slipping to fifth. c ir A H C n i C A . e New Jereey corporation, le P la in tif f end gers, Greenberg recalled with San Francisco regained sixth II MU 11,1 > 1, f i t : t * i t : It end JAN a laugh, "1 hit 58 Ikime runs m place from Providence, nudg ET M D K K lK It. hi* wlte, ere 1833 and Ihe next year was of­ Defetidente. I will -ell to the ing the Friais back to seventh hlKhett elol Ite-t l»ldt|er. or bid­ fered the same salary because ders. for r i . l l e l llte front .1 -of my runs balled in fell off from place, and Davidsun took over i of the kemthole County c.-urtSi. John's (N Y ) position as ‘ ht.nee in Sanford, Seminole 183 to ‘only’ 116, my doubles the eig hth ranked team. The County. Florida el 1I M o'clo-k from 49 to 23 and my average Hcdinen from New York fell A. M . on the Sth day of F e b ­ ruary. I vs ,. the t n ll -w ln g 1»e- from .337 to .315. to ninth. arlhett prope rty a" eet f--rih In •'Nowaday*;'' he continued, Duke rebounded Into 101b eetd Fi n al tee ree ettuela In "a guy who bill .250 with 25 Seminole County. Florida, toplace, edging Vanderbilt from hotncri thinxi nothing of ask­ w it; loth to lith Th* Blue Devils IAVr S, ntAiCK E WOOD- ing op a St0,000 raise, M K It K P A It K INI* P Escored victories ovar Clemson. "Today'a player figure* he l ’ l.AT. eeoordine to plet th e re o f recorded in plet haa the edge in that he can't 106 81 and iVake Forest, 103 77. last week to return to the top Hook 11, Pee e 7» rubtic Heci-r+le of hemlnula Coun­ be cut more than 25 per cent 10 alter a week'* absence. no matter what kind of a year ty. Florida. Including epe If h e lly . hut not by way o f Itmlletlon, the fol- be ha* and can ask for a raise lotelna flstur ee end •quipmaiil, of any *ize It he hai a good A A U A d d s F iv e alt permanently installed: •eaion," laid Hank l a E. lte f r i* e r e t o r — M e ­ "In practical term*, you F o r e ig n A th le te s dal No T A H I V Serial No. ZT a is m NEW YORK (U P I) — The have to figure a player won't J O. E Hullt-ln Henee — Model No. J *lt>V berlet be cut more than 10 per cent Amatrur Athletic Union ha* No. UV t»*TJ if he ha* a bad aeaaon. In announced the addition of five Toaether with ell etructure# other words, he losea only 10 more foreign athlete* who end Improvement* now end h er ea ft er on #«ld lend, end per cent If he ha* a pour year will compete In the United f l e l u r e e attached thereto, end anti can get a 510,000 to $20,000 Slatra during th* currant in­ all rente, leeuee proeeele. end p r o file eccruina end to accrue raise If he rink* among the top door aeaaon. n from weld preml.ee, ell ■ f which homo-hillert. They are lolanda Betas of e r e Included within the f o r e ­ "In my day, .300 wai the Rumania, the woman'* Olym­ g o in g deecrlptlon end the hek>eitdum thereof. also ell eee. goal of every hitler," he add­ pic high jump champion; Mary electric, water end at earn, ed. " I f you didn't hit J00, you Rand of England, th# woman's other heetlna. eooklnf. refrlge ra tln a, ll* b t l n « . plumbing, weren't a hitter. My personal Olyniplr broad jump champi­ v e n t ila t in g irrigating. end goal waa to bit .300 and to on; middle-distance runner p ow er eyetrme. machines. appll. Wilson Kiprugut of Kenya; i n n . , flelu ree, end appurten­ drive in a run a game. ances, which now ere or map "Modern average* could be sholputter Vllmot Varju of h e r e a ft e r perteln «o. or be we­ Hungary, and mlddle-dlsUnc* ed with. la. or on eald pre* Improved if more emphatl* nil.ee, aen ihooah they be de­ were placed on them," Hank runner Nagy Sis ho of Hun­ ta ched or detachable. gary. conceded. W I T N E S S my hand end the "Mental attitude haa a lot o f f i c i a l eee! o f title Ilonorn ble Court .Sanford, H*rulnoU to do with tt. But, generally, County, Florida, thle l l t h day the I o m of too man)' big young H a rn e y O n T o p o f Jehuery, IMS. DUNEDIN, Fla. (U P I) — fclktwi U> football and the em­ ( M l A t.) . t , A r th u r ' I Berk with. Jr„ Paul Harney remained the top phasis on homers are making C le rk o f Circuit C“ U'« Femlnule County. Florid a money winnrr on the PGA cir­ the art of hitting go down. |iy Martha T. Vlhlen "Thai," concluded Green­ cuit with $12,0011 although b* l>rp plr Clerk berg, "ia why 70 per cent of did not compete in last week­ • ODRXKY. QUKNKT * handlkt today'a bonua player* are pit­ end's San Diego Open. t m North M a«n oUa Avenua cher* and why baseball defin­ Hit earnings to data result A lt o r n e y a for the P l a t o l l f f Orlando, Florida itely ia becoming a pitcher'* from winning the Los Angslcs r u h l l i h Jan. II . 1MI Class!*. gaunt," o *n % Second largest P e r f e c t * price ever paid at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel, Club was recorded in the eighth race laat night aa the 6 3 combination returned $1,180.10. The record for the Perfect*, Introduced to greyhound rac­ ing by the SOKC this aeaaon, waa $1,772. on Jan. 9. Laat night'* big payoff waa unusual in that the favorite, Offering, ran aecond. The huge Perfect* w »» aet up by 30-to-l ■hot Or Fame who romped bom* • winner. It waa the aecond longsbot victory in the last few day* for Or Fame who won at * 12-to-l shot for owner Ben Lomisler on Jan. 9. The big brindle dog, who ren In grade A laat aummer at Black Hilla, broke fa at and ahot into * long lead on the backstretch. Ilia margin of victory waa a length over Offering. Henry Caiweil'e Summeretta won the feature race for her aecond gT*d* A victory In five atarti. Cecil Austin'* Bimpy will be making a run at the 31 aecond barrier tonight In the featured 10 race, * The two-ye*rold speedster Quinlela (1-3) $33.00 T.00 4 20 i Annie Genius 9.20 Loro Caper took a lix-length victory In hla Daily Double (1-1) $59 20 3rd Race — 5/1* — Time 3216 Quinlela (2 5) *19 40 Uat start and was clocked at Snowbrook 6.40 3 60 4 SOI reefed* (2 5) *65.70 31.lt second*. Austin’s dogs hav# been tenaatiooel at SOKC aince moving up from Tampa last week. 32 from the charity stripe for United Pre i a Intern atonal Ilimpy will share the favor­ ite's role with Darohl Robert­ Pro basketball player* sink a .531 mark, even lower than son's Rusty Jet, e fast-finisher shot* from all over the court the .6*6 clip they hav# been who b n yet to win his first but tt'a thoae " e a iy " 13-foot shooting which la ninth In the SOKC start. Rusty has finished league. second in two prewoua grade foul shots that often make the Hal Greer led the 76crs with difference between victory and 28 points and it waa bis basket A starts. Result* of last evening's defeat. with 1:05 remaining in th« racet: The Philadelphia 76*ra, who third period that put Philadel­ 1st Rare — S/ll — Time 31.31 have been hitting at * :760 clip phia ahead for good after De­ Gator Band 27.40 9 so 3 so from the foul line, connected troit had rallied from a 50-44 Kissntell 4.40 2 fio on 23 of 30 Monday night to halftime deficit to take the Nixon's Jerry 3 00 whip the Detroit Plitoni loo­ lead late in the third quarter. Quinieta (1-3) $26 60 ts in the only Natlonat Basket­ Player - Coach Dave DeBuai2nd Race — 5/16 — Time 31.312 ball Association game sche­ chere of the Platons had 20 D. MacDuff 4.60 6.00 3 00 duled. rebounds and 23 points while Bill Gold 13.80 6 GO The Piston*, on the other Chet Walker contributed 19 to Barada • 5.20 hand, could manage only 17 oi the 76er attack. 76ers Wallop Pistons 109-95 4tb Race — 5/16 — Time 32.07 Dark Scope 26.00 13.00 8 80 Ixmg Suit 4 GO 3 GO Jerry Whit* Foot 5.20 Quinlela (4-5) $81. SO Perfect* (5-41 $223 90 5th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.92 Ole Bigun 27.40 23.00 13.60 Taml'a Mark s oo'4 80 Custom’* Agent 4.80 Quinlela (1-7) $60 60 Perfect* (7-1) $778.70 <lh Race — 5/16 — Time 31.94 Food Town 0.60 3.80 3.60 Go Money 6 60 5.80 Panda Rock 5.40 Quinlela (2-3) $21.20 Perfect* (2 3) $51 30 7lh Race — *» — Time 40.59 Rocket Pam 4 40 3 20 2 60 Rajah's Princes* • 3.80 2 so Rocker E 2.60 Quinlela (3-8) $11 so Perfect* (6 3> $21.00 8th Race — 5/16 — Time 3I.«1 Or Fame 62 60 19 40 12 60 Offering 360 2 80 Mixed Requests ■» 6 20 Quiniela (3-6) 1161 30 Perfect* (AS) $1180 20 9th Rare —-S/I6 —Time JL9» Vinnie Kaup 16.20 7.60 3 60 Little Kassel 9 40 3.40 0. B.'a Article 3 20 Quinlela (1-7) $72 30 Perfect* (1*71 $151 80 tOth Rare — 5/18 — Time 31.44 Sumnioretta 12 00 5 00 4.20 Russ Vollmer 7.00 4.80 Nieto 110 Quiniela (5 6) $79 00 Perfect* (6 5) $193 00 llth Race — S — T(me 41.22 1. C.'s Meadow Day j 3 80 3.60 2 20 3 00 2.40 Hoodwinked 460 Riden Quiniela (1-8 > $5 80 Perfects (1-8) $18.50 Mutuel handle $59,283. Scouting Co-op To Seek Talent ATLANTA . (LTD . AUHiie. John manager wf the Milwaukee Braves, Monday disclosed ' a four-team scouting coop In a search for talent under base­ ball'* new free agent draft plan. _, Mcllale said the Cleveland Indians. Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates will join the Braves in pooling their cosst to coast scouting re sources. Mcllale said that under base hall’s new draft system ‘‘ it is ncce-o-ary for a club to have detailed scouting information on ail prospect! in the coun­ try The four club cooperative scouting iv'tcm will enable us to tncrease our scouting Coverage four fold." 8 Teams Trade In UPI Rating i CJJi-4* Combo Pays $ 1,18 0 O r Fame- Peace Formula Parley Slated NEW YORK it Pt) - Am* leur track’ * peace formula may turn nut to be ECAC plus N’CAA equals A VI' Translated Dial means the Eastern College Alhletlc Con­ ference ha* suece*sfully prodd­ ed the National Collegiate Vh Idle Association to negotiate Its dispute with the Amateur Athletic Union AAU President Clifford Buck satd Monday thal hi* organi r|imn Is willing In discmt It* track meet sanction dispute wiffi the NCAA although he added that dual sanctions have boon ruled out by the Inter national Amateur Athletic Fed oration. Oviedo Slates Three This Week Coach P au l M ik lr r 'r O v ir do H i g h School e h a rg e s tr a v e l to the ro a s t to n ig h t to ta ke on the S a t e llit e Beac h f iv e . G a m * t im e is 7 p in. f o r the J a y v r r s wit h the v a rs it y e n g a g e m e n t scheduled to f o l ­ low. Friday the Linns ta ke nn L y m n n on the O v ie d o court, S a t u rd a y n ig h t the I.io p * play boat to Kau Gallia. M o h r a dale with history with W a ller Cronkite on C D S -T V , another p u b lic service c j The Savings and L oa n Foundation. I l happens only once in f o u r years— d on't miss it. uai. Ton’l l t h r ill to the parade up Pennsylvania Avenue, the swearing in o f the President the celebrities present, the inau gura tion address and a ll the pageantry o f a a ia b historic day. Tour host iv ill be W alter Cronkite, assisted by the crack CD S news staff. % W EDNESDAY, JA N U A R Y A C T IO N ! T H R IL L S ! Wee*#i )••$••* 20th, FROM 10:30 A. M. C H A N N E L 6 TONIGHT FIRST C A M E 7:4 0 p.m. PARI-MUTUEL ' WAGERING IT GAMESNIGHTl Co-sponsored by USe (Seta•I w a IWw MATINEE ----- -— t.is a — yHIST ^EBERM.^ KUavatWM rv ata ant OKI AHOO SEMINOI r FRONTON A S S ll»> 1/ a? AT FI RM PARK I $1 I’ EHFECTA L A S T GAME , 1 312 W . F ir s t S t S a n fo rd OOC I A T W J\\ I O N P h . 322-1242 �•I W if &ai»TorH Page 8—Tues. Jail.19, f65 W trilB Miss Diana Clause, t Donald L. Harvey Miss Carolyn Rice Honored Guest Exchange Vows O f Bridal Party At Rabun Home Mr. and Mr*. Harold Clatiie of Brittah Colombia, announrc the marriage of their Mr*. Carl Rabun Jr. and |Scott, Milton Sorokowsky, J.]G . Miller and J. Jones. I Moore, Sarah Prleat, Nelle dauRhter, Mia* Diana Merher daughter. M ill Tat Ra- II. Triplett, Thomas Andes, Also the Misses Barbara King, Pat Holland, Shirley rilyn Clause of Sanford, to Donald Lawrrnce Harvey, aon bun. were hostesses recently |Carolyn Williams, B. F. Wade,| Moore, Evelyn Moore, Eileen |Fryer and Fran QuUlin. of Mr. and Mr*. Lfgrue at their lovely Paloma Aven_ _______- ______ ____ ___ ____________________________ Harvey o f Osteen, - v‘ ue home to a bridal shower The weddinR was an event complimenting Miss Carolyn o f January 0, IMS at KingRice, bride • elect. land, Ga. with Mis* I-anet The guests participated in Henning and Robert Johnson games and contests with the attendinR the bridal couple. opening of the beautifulgifts Following a weddinR trip highlighting the evening. to the Florida Fast Coast, the newlyweds are residinR Centering the serving table at 204 E. 10th Street. which was overlaid In an ex; qulsite imported South Ameri­ can while silk organza cover­ ing featuring dellcalc hand­ work detail over blue linen, wae an arrangement of baby'a breath and white dalsiea In a footed crystal container accen­ ted on cither side by crystal candelabra holding tall white tapers. Central Circle Sparkling fruit punch was poured from a crystal bowl The Central Circle of the with crystal appointments and Sanford Garden Club met at the fluffy white sheet eakc the lovely home of Mrs. K. It. was decorated in blue. Wood for their January'mcctInvited guest*4 were the ing. Mmes. M. Milam, J. E. Black­ Mrs. W. E. Kirchhoff gave man, W. E. Allcndcr, V. J. a wonderful program on LenMarazita, II. Burnham, E. L. gendary Symbolism of Flow­ Dowell, R. N. llenklc, C. L. ers. She demonstrated with Robinson, Thelma Emerson, three beautiful arrangement* and Christmas cards. It was J.' C. K S JOSS C A R O L Y N KICK, . c i i t c l le ft. b r lilM le c t o f W lllls m Guy M iller „ „ what most Interesting to „learn yaJidsw CvudsA • - res Several members ‘ donaled >hairs for Ihe new Garflen Center and the entire Kroup voted lo donate money to buy a tabic for the Club. Tiic forthcoming Flower Show was discussed at length I July 22 in St. Marks Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J .io f EdEcwatcr High School. and all arc looking forward to planned fori Church. Winter Park. The wedding Patterson Jr., of Casselberry the event, beginning March, announce the engagement of 4 through fl The monthly meeting of the 4.th*ir daughter, Linda Lea, to Mrs. E. J Peeples was wel­ Ladles Auxiliary of the Fleet comed as a new member and Lafry Ray Thurlow, son of Reserve Association, Unit 147, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thurlow, was held recently at the Lottie Wood's mother as i of Winter Park. home of Mr*. Charles Flete­ guest. Miss Patterson Betrothed Mrs. Fletemeyer Hostess To FRA Unit 147 Meet meyer. 3524 Sanford Ave. Routine business was dis­ cussed with Mrs, Wanetta Chesser and Mrs. James -Mc­ Laughlin appointed to attend a meeting in connection wllh Die forthcoming Cerebral (’ sl­ aty Telethon. Plana were made for in an­ niversary dinner to be held on Jan. 30 at the FRA Home in honor of the seventh anni­ versary or I.AFRA, unit 147, The hostess served refresh menls al the close of the meet in* to the Mmes. Chesser, McLaughlin, Klmrr Ashley, Vernon Fcdderson, Annabelle Glass. Robert Hawkins add William Holcomb. The next regular meeting will he held at the home of Mr* Robert Hawkins, 203 S Holly Ave on Feh 9 Miss Patterson is a senior at Lyman High School and Mr. Thurlow is a graduate Card Parly Al Woman’s Club This Wednesday The Social Department of the Sanford Woman’ s C l u b will meet at tho Oak Avenue club house on Wednesday, Jsn 20, at I p m. for a bridge and canasta parly . Hostesses vs111 be Mrs Geor­ ge McCall and Mrs. D. C. Howard. Home economists encourage homemakers to sift flour be­ fore using it since Ihe Sifting Incorporates air Oxygen is used by the yeast to develop gas. This, in turn,-makes the bread rise. Casselberry Personals BUrtLR DISH, glass tln.r *4 .9 3 BII.VEltl'I.ATE HY — INTERNATIONAL KADEK JEW ELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. 1 »' 1 11 | New residents of CastelHv Jane Casselberry I'ntrieia laiwe, IO-year-old lierry aie Mr. und Mis. L«ondaughter of Mr. und Mts. unl Snider and rhildran, Robert Lowe of 7311 Semin­ Wuyne and Sherry Dawn, forole Hlvd. underwent a tonsil­ ] oierly of Whit* Sulphur lectomy Friday at Hie Flor­ I Spritik’s. West Vu. They *r* ida ,S\initui him noil IliisjilUtl I now living at 31 Plumoaia in Oilundo. I Way. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR LIN G ER IE SHOES JEW ELRY Mr- ami Mrs. Harold Kryder of 14l'2 Lake Dr. havs had us their guesta recently Mr. und Mrs. Dui'win Savage and daughter, Rosemary, of Ft. Wayne, Ind. and Mrs. Vi llugun of Titusville, formerly of Indianapolis. Mr*. Hogan and Mrs, Savage ate sisters. Other gurst* of the Krydurs irnluda Mr. and Mr*. Herman Conrad, Ft. Wayna; Mr. and Mr*. Franklin Warn­ er and aons, Tom, Tim, and Ted, of Carmel, Ind.; Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Raub, Ft. Wayne; Mr*. Robert Filingwood. Tavares; and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shearer, Hope, Mich. Mr*. Arthur Johnson of 20 Quail Pond Drive haa return­ ed home front Winter Park Memorial Hospital where ahe underwent teala. c o M s u r i u u c r iO N a i .l I KODAK Sa l e s CAMERAS, PROJECTORS, FILM f in a l Hosts Luncheon, Bridge Party Rjr Jane Casselberry Mrs. Faye Moore was hoi. ten at a bridge party Wed­ nesday, Jan. 13. from 10-2 p. m. at her home at 1857 Willow Lane, Tanglewood. Proceeds from Die event went to the Young Women's Club of South Seminole and there were three tablra In play. Those attending enoyrd a luncheon of s a n d w i c h e s , rakra, and coffer Guests were Mrs. Kathy Wesley. Mr*. Tillie Kramer, Mr*. Marjorie Mount, Mrs. Jenellr Cifthreth-, Mrs. Mar­ gery Decker, Mr*. I.aura Guth, Mrs. Louise Mrans, Mrs. Mary Harrell, Mr*. Shtlla Kanaly, Mr*. Janet Pack and Mrs. Sue Hrackney. United In Impressive Church Rites By France* Wester I ceremony was the settlor of I Ruth Kirsch, daughter of Mr. A double rinR candlelight j the wedding of Mist Dolores |and Mr*. It. H. Gobi* of Laka Mary, and Kenneth Lee Dyer, aon of Mr, and Mr*. Albert Lee Dyer of Hastings, Michi­ gan. The wedding wa* held at the Firat Presbyterian Church in Sanford, January Kith, with the Rev. Grover Sewell offi­ ciating, and Mrs. George Touhy, organist and Charles Wil­ liams, the soloist. The bride selected for her music "Be­ cause” and "The Lord’* Pray•r." The bride’s dress of tissue (ilk peau d« soie and hand clipped Chantilly lace was styled with a fitted bodice traced with seed pearls and featured a chapel train with appliques of Chantilly lace. Her head piece waa of lace and aced pearls and a crown of o r a n g e blossoms and French crystal*, from which flowed an abundance of love­ ly silk illusion. She carried a cascading tier-drop atyle hand bouquet of button mums, white roses and stephanotis topped with a removable white ori-hid. Attendants of the bride wen* Miss Myras Williams, maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Joy Wester, Miss Susan Brooklyn, Mrs. Gordon Forttrif ami. Mi** Debra Goble as junior bride*mTfTij." rYfFir* dresses were made of antique satin in primitive green with frost mint trim featuring a lovely floating train. They carried • cascading licr-dmp style band bouquet of gold pom pom munis and yellow MItS. KENNETH LE E DYER pom poms with varigated ivy. The flower girl waa Pamela Brooklyn and lb* ring bearer was Christopher Williams. Marion Gilliam was Mr. Dyer’a best man and the ushois were Richard Harris, John V. Whiting and Donald WelckenOne *tf A m e r frii's Heiil* t-hlly desirilies herself as “ a and. little dressmaker." kno w n fa sh io n lie n t^ n rrs w ill For her daughter’* wed­ Mini [then describe* the v ini t the O ilu m lii a re a at First Lady’s type as "Fie- ding, Mrs. Goble wore an ice W in te r P a r k , F lo r id a on J a n ­ pant simplicity.” According blue brocade dress with match­ u a ry Jl+dfi a t thi* l.nki* In ­ to tiie foshinn expert,” Mrs. ing coat and a white pink land Itt-f'i eat ion Pent# i , M ini Kennedy likes simple lines tin oated orchid. (then, who u u tlm red tht* hentThe mother of the bride­ and beautiful fabrics; but, M»llini£ 4*J wan J iic f undine "She wears her clothes the groom, Mrs, Dyer, chose a K e f i n »*»1y *» h i r until n k e r ,M w 111 beige allk linen two-piece clothes don't "wear tier ” in* he it" ill her id f n ih l po?!Horn ihe daughter of ■ <!ress with matching 1oat and turn as ft faninun consultant Methodist minister on the a gold btown throated orchid. fo r one n f the w o rld 's liu g e M A reception was held im­ Gulf roast of Mlssisssippi, n ip n Im m lis c r o f w nm rn** upMini Rhea did not seriously pwrel hy home s ty le sh o w * pul sue fashion as a career Put small items in »n old An the o w n e r o f cUNtiiin until she had married and nvlon stocking uikI lu- knot in ph ham in W nnhim cf on* 1> IV bud two daughters open end lor machine wa*h und P h ila d e lp h ia * I'u . M mi , ( poll her husband’* <10111)1. mg. It hen designed fidtliiofia fur -in- found it necessary to supmictiy o f the r a p p a l c i t y ' a poit herself, and she soon L r s t ifien n rd w iim i'fi, In the found tier nuhtral talent in ) ear a unN -fdm (**l> jo ft i -i d in e fasti ion designs was profit­ h e r m u r i «i »k «\ Ji-io jiielH ie Ken - able tu hei Iter fashion m*dy ivan it stead y pit Lion o f salons were immensely |«ipthe fash io n e x jw r t , who mod- ulnr. lie, ause her customer* S T O R E W ID E found that she had a knack CLEARANCE SALE! for anticipating fashion d«velopmenta. About a year. .ago. Mmi , X - .4 lin k on the fashion scene Rlira found herself in the after a couple of sea-on* u! midst of a fat greater chal­ skinny floor IclTWh formal* lenge, Instead of rbnosttrg are full skirted ball gown*. fashions for individuals, she M ANUEL Bell skirt* also showjon mini has tins rc*portability of de­ J A C O B S O N ’S crous short formal*. termining fashion It ends for literuliy millions of women. D EPT. STORE Stretch fabrics register in a A champion of American new group of bathing Milts for fashion designers, Mini Rhea 2 4 toddlers and 3 liX hoy* and often has rematked that. “ In­ girl* Other stretch fabric* stead of our designers look­ for Ihe crib and *andlK>x set. ing to Furnpe, Parisian de­ seen in the spring line were signers might do well to visit featured in underwear and the fashion huuset of this plu)-by-day clulhes. country.’* . ’ h SJ-wlA GALLONS INTERIOR WALL. PAINT I l l ’ l l la COLORS BEAUTIFUL $3 90 GAL OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT! Up to 5 Months to Pay l No Carr ' ig Charges! REN T Do It th* aoiy woy with our rsfiniihing tool*. Low rental term*. SHERWIN- & S’ Williams - HNISI QUALIFY FAINIS 117 MAGNOLIA P h o n e 322-1681 C O N T IN U IN G — F A S H I O N NEWS— Thin ia Mr«. Lyndon H. Johnaon’a* aelertlon for the Inaugural ceremony and parade. She’ll wear this brilliant American Beauty red coat and matching drcaa. T h e coat ia needlepoint wool with a black aealskin I kiw . The hat i.** bright American Beauty hImi and has a hand of black velvet. STOREWIDE C LEA R A N C E S A LE! ^ ^ - < X m a a X BLOUSE! OF THE HATS STORRS SCHAEFER TAILORING CO. WILL BE IN OUR STORE REDUCED 1 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20th MR. SMITH WILL BE SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE Or SPRING AND SUMMER FABRICS AND WILL BE GLAD TO TAKE YOUR MEASUREMENTS FOR A SUIT, 8POHTCOAT OR SLACKS TO HE DEL1VKHBD AT YOUK CONVENIENCE. ^ _ CLEARANCE m 2 FOR !>5. M R . P A U L S M IT H A OFF R E D U C T IO N S A N N O U N C EM EN T! X fi KEEP-WARM W EAR! 14.95 LADIES’ SWEATERS ........... , , g g g 14.95 MEN’S SWEATERS ................. g g g 12.95 MEN’S JACKETS .................... -j g g 2.99 CHILDS LEATHERETTE CAP j ( PIECE ROBES S K IR T S CO ATS SW EATERS DRESSES BRAS GOODS Mows'a Fashions SA LE 3.99 DOUBLE KNIT CLOSE-OUTS -| | g YD. 2.99 54’’ WOOL .............. ............. U g * CAMERA SHOP SS2* PARK DRJVB HaM adi'A 210 8. PARK AVE. OPEN WED. P. M. AND PRL NIGHTS noW”NTOWN HANFORD. Wieboldt's Downtown Sanford 200 BARGAINS G A LO R E! % • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed • Open Frida/ Evenlnga mediately following the cere­ mony at the Sanford Woman’s Club. .Assisting were Mrs. Ed­ ward Zimmerman, who kept the bride’* book, and Mrs. LuVera Harrison, Mrs. Ella F}* lis, Mr*. Jess Goodwin, and Mrs. Arolyn True. Floating hostesses were Mrs. H. M. Cochran and Mrs, P. D. An­ derson. After a wedding trip to New Orleans, the couple will lie at home at ” 00 Melrose Avenue. Winter Park. For her going away outfit the bride wore a forest green wool suit with a fox collar and brown accessories. Mrs. Dyer is employed ns secretary to the executive di­ rector of the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. Dyer ia the district offic# manager of the Florida Power Corporation of Winter Park. Famous Designer, Author To Visit Central Florida ONE LOT > KirschAnd Fashionettes Mrs. Faye Moore . ..MISS LINDA. LEA PATTERSON Miss Dolores YD. %- �t ■* *'-* 4, I X ■4S*r &■ I ' (bsuah C lbbij: sSsSE&t K A TH Y RUSSELL . . . R V A H -5 •g DEAR A BUY: t work for a fairly large company. Ev­ ery year each employee i* supposed to get an eightpound ham. Last year my'i ham looked kirtd of small for eight pounds, but 1 didn't say anything about H. This year m> bain also looked smalt, so 1 took il home and neighed It and it was only six pounds, four miners. I took. It back to the department head add told him If the company bragged that they gave their employees eight pound O F F IC E R S N ewspaper En te rp rise A-siu hams, the ham* should weigh eight poumL. He be­ came very angry with ma and .told me 1 ought to be ashamed of myaelf, and I should have taken the ham and kept quiet. Do you think 1 did the wrong thing! Or was the department head in tho wrong! What do 1 do now! ft • G YrPED DEAR GYPPED: If the ham had been labeled ••EIGHT POUNDS'; by the supplier, then the company wa* gypped and the depart lo r r a ln e W ir i.n n Hie p n -:( Ii-Vt |im i s . i-vi-r u u She had a bright In to rfiy me tor i-aeh m onth as - ::c presi-nte-l tinilia ir p rize s to -onienrti" at ment head should have used his and thanked you for re­ vealing It. Rut If the com­ pany "brkgged” that they gave eight-pound hams, and didn't, (hen the deal was something less Ilian kosher. If I were you. I'd forget It. • * * . REAR AH11Y: What can be done aluml a man who has a fantastic Imagination! We are in pur, seventies and have known him all our TIFT es. He will sit and tell fnlks all about his ''experiences" In the war, and he has o n ­ er been in the service. He • also fell* people that be helped firing elk to our state, and the elk were here before ua. EMBARRASSED DEAR EMBARRASSED: If hr la only imagining these thing*, pity him. It D a sickness of ihe mind. If he i» lylnp, pity him. That Is r a sickness of the aoul. Tues. -Tnn. 19, ’65—-Pnjre 9 Is . * * • If *K I The molt exciting newt in my notebook for today ia the news about halt. A t a moat exviiinfc millinery brunch In New York we saw the hat* for spring, and they are young, charming and will be moat becoming. The naw look is total. The hkta harmonise with the newest cloths* and tli* "slim, skinny" coats for spring have hats which wilt really top them perfectly. The new fullness at the buck will do much to flatter the mature woman, who often finds that her neck at the sides looks very thin and drawn. Tlu-se new hat* witli the drap­ ed fulhiesa at the hack will be just right, (f your head ia “ round,’' wear your hair in a high French roll and select one of the new higher hat*. The "snood" is once more "In " and is often made of blight- DEAR ABBY: Re Ihe let; ler signed " T R O U B L E AT* HOME" from the 19-yearold girl who was dating a 27-year-old man who said he uni separated fn u u 'h ii* wife. That letter really hit Imme here. When I was 19 I met * man of 25. We dalixl a year before I found out he was married end had two ehildren. He said he was trying to gel a divorce he cause lie and his wife c.iuld H i get along. I continued dating hint against my own conscience amt my pxrent'a wishes. I spent many xteepless nights wondering how much longer I would have to wait. He kept telling me tt wouldn't he much longer Well, l am 23 years old and six nionlln’ pregnant, and s till no divorce. 1 haven't | even seen him in three mhn tht Uh, ha call* me once a Rose Patrick wa* high for month to see how 1 am. Be­ fore this happened he could­ the F. 7. K, 9 *rs with her n't get through a day with­ 172-481 as they made a clean out calling me. Also, he now l.'5f.U’-8KRHUt . thv 5 w *getifl . baa three" children Irj,ireaiT By Oswald Jacoby cat* anything about distribu­ tion. West overcnlleil with V J I O# B * twi spades and Fast Jumped ♦ jsaTii to four. Silica South‘a two 4 Nona w est • lA ir r club Idd bad been artificial, A Q IO IH l t J H l hr had no way of showing VI »KS both his suits and just jump­ ♦ a » ♦ kq too ed to six club*. West had the 4Q74« 4J» nood M-n-s to paia and South B O O T H (D ) had to lose two clubs and s A A fA Q tll heart for down two. ♦ None The saddest story of Uie 4 A l t 10 8 8 3 3 tuitinameni wa* that of the Both vulnerable West player whose opponent South Writ North last opened tha bidding with one SV I* . 14 1A Past Pea* heart. Apparently that par­ 4* i ¥ Past Dble 6¥ •* ticular South had some preju­ Paes 7¥ Dble Pata dice against the club suit and Pets Opening laad—e A '**■■*i tr against opening two bids. The . _ 'Bidding proc»idcJ~ai AhowrT Till• >4 fn ' the'-Toi' until evSWtuMly have In-aid about Arose when Weit doubled seven hearts. South opened with an aillfi- Needless to say South filleasnJ rial two club hljf to show a against East’* king and made strong hand, hut not to inili- hi* grand *lam douhh'd. N O RTH Rose Patrick Rolls 172-484 I Motor..,Navy Home, take It from aome- " 1 ** 1,1KU* ' •• Lucy Mayer’a 187-474 led one who U In real trouble —Llilen (o Abby, slid wait the Misfit* to win four point* until AFTER the divorco lo from th* Pussycat*. Betty tea him sgaln And then, Quillnn scored 170-423 to lead don't rush into anything. It tha Cheriierlall n to a clean t-iuild save you a lot of sweep against the Odd Ralls. • - neartai-he. The Tigers were In both S H A T T E R E D D REAM S tanks as the Tigers and thr you don't w»nt rr(»«»U*tI. you nrn • vrry atroiif chnr * • • Tlgerettr* split their p»ln(« Tht woman who pula a nion- [ srter you w ill get help and ad DEAR A H It Y Tell II I l l s BASEMENTS" Ihal ! II RVAll P ■’« " Wives held ey value on everything Let tic* you nuver a-k<d for and tha N.A.B. * 0 " Wives to n such a woman coma Into your will have plans m ade for you I for one. prefer to enter- 2-2 split. t>•iii my guc-t* in my "hasehome and suddenly things look Ihst you never wanted made Jane .Sandusky led the iiienl i we call it our "te e " tTuvkertail A to three wins shabby—liecautr you are see The rotnplalnrr. The com loom i lierauM- I am tired of from the limit Owls. Alice trig Ihein through her appiais- plainer sratlers gloom wherhaving fiiu-xls who, after a Sextmi was op. rating fur the Ing eyes ever she gm-s—n>ul the -inly r a n p i e of tlnnki, will (hip- Ops with her DUI-4A3 The wet blanket. Till* type w a y to dodge the gloom is In tlKMighllosxl) set a Incl'lmll and (hi.*- pins from tin- Disol wioasn can find a flow In dodge hei g!u-- down on my Hatty asleriPdH. any th in g you are hsppy wi t h |I tiese women m e unhappy grand piano lh pbice s E lle n llr a d y 't 181-4:16 was N evei m oke the o iis ls s e of and they w.-util lik e to h av e hghleil cigsrctle on the edge high for thr Dragon***** In te llin g her vo o r p lan s or everyo ne r is e -h s re th e ir 1.>1 ol a 11«tils- i u i ash tray i ami , thi’ir thr#* win* from W#m« sh o w ing hei a n y th in g you m e [H e fo revsn riu -l S l s y awny go off and forget alaiiil ll »*i ‘ft Wnrrlurt. Klranor Cl»*m* from them. V--o will 1-r * good proud of, while ihe cigaretie rolls off (•lift Ii tl th# X'iirilantm nn<l munagrr I'nbdeal happier if you do Tlte l.o -s null' Ihe rug for table) leav­ I ten)*#l (ii.thorn the RcMrfd ing a nice rectangular bum Wlxoft when lh«ijr llirir mark At every party I have point ft 2 2 rver had, al toast one drink 1 A lin ra fo r Tina- Mtiler «.!• wa- either -pilled or art-i ah# r«n vi*rt mi Ihr W-7 Jo And denlHlly kick'd over And Samplr ftpnrrd thr 2 1, 1>a\hj If d happen- in Ihe rec Uolnrrft. Jo Ann Sample, L»u ami NrfinR Kraruk. Thi tinto cfmiMr • room, It's easier on mv ner­ Siliwreii, a !h) Shirley Sinvud In hunt. «hai>kfniK Laiiiihiutin <ir <inry h hi i ve* ihr«trn ih'Tnonptr«H‘B witii i‘in h if fill' wf„ 1* ihm* I h # ft 7. EXPECTING ACCIDENTS Nlilllf ■tvhiiNB % %Ii I* I» hnvr hliiiK ! v i i l p u i Mt Uy In ti t li t! I(mi Iimra Ht hoek topplt *1 tiir ♦ * • ilt'fik-ii cv t'i y mu-*] cm I trend 1.1*. M» ami ft rt JO Hit a (Jinn. . fu n rtm ik TruubL'flT Wriii* In AllBV, **I ft(all i n i ft - Ml; l lrlnii I lnUfter ffVti Uh* pjtui 40 yi'iw■* And It,* v (ill! HO I .lift A flit •*!**• ft ml lliftlina t 'nirer R-K-111; tl*r ifyiiftiiih wild 11 it inpic I-rn ii ^ dfl-fc p, n» I % Ih I Mr Rtnrnv l.rphthM »»xcil»*mfnt N**vuk "F u ffr i S iim iik ** < .i11f Fur ii prr'xtiriiij rr|iJ), h i m ! Ilevel !> ftlerkw ft 4 7. •TIllllM’ II Kill , self iltl 1he J j (i fel I fi»r ) hiliiin ini** vt rrv hiumi* nI phrm #, A dimim J." Cun In llhsaiil **fl \#*!i»|ii‘ Itlha. lUrhmit Hohier. Alter r U i R i m l mutdcuinwhtp U 9n. v(|i, # ^ u . n f i . i n 'm..| c m , h ♦ * • N*'RtUlle fttni JftO Vftlftflt ItlU, compul<*f rr|*l,if*i' h | f »h It• t ? Fm Altby’a Ismklet. "How I ihhy ( hi #' ores| two tur1 hl» tl th# Milhjt-cl hroRthid l o Have A Isively Wed- We)ft, 111 fm t, ftilft pill lO* hi re and. thmjirh il'» r dine " -end fa) cents to Mi- Ifether ff'iir tii a row Libby iiilll one, the ill ftIII ft onft-. th# by. Jlox i;;i70n, la>- Allgeles, vt it* «Jhhnji bmvLri-'fur Ih# !#•* thrm# as aliiit•fl m !111Hit]1ft*-“* Calif nti»# w tlli a M*l -ft* l , v l l uni1 I If I >"«J IV tinm fun t hi machinery d x|f-|!kl"t Mk (« L o v • o f CJ f • ( t ) D iin n* ll*«4l In a tens* (hvH, Iii>4 piny II II «•* N■w• prove* Itaelf out. MnrhlTift* fh i ( 2 ) T r i j l h ftp <*nhHinny be rffi ri#nt. hut thft CO.Q Jk ft (jQoiWW Thi* aaip. N**ithin^ you t*f N ine so m i-tinu in F e b ru a ry N EW O F F I C E R S of R V \ H Hate fin th at w .11 tie 111 H ied' 11 » dl be in sta lle d in eeren io n h r iii fmi»i h»*r v%k11 tiirtl . u u! up at the n» vt mi-s-t.ng. -ay - ^ at ttu* N AS H attl-m in at I f «*•*! hfi)i|>iKAs A ftrr yuu havi* It*f I h«*tf y*<iii vull wtinilfi m* K .iiliv lto - - e ll ■ p mi lo u t s - l.iy , • • M arge H ;irv e y w ill ta k e o ve r hnp|>Uy if you m iii I Mitythihk' WrraTfe Ii On (Bhidqsi T h • American Contract Bridge League conduct* tluve nationwide charity g a m v ■ each, jeer. The hand* 'ar* made up hy a computet- and ! played slmultrynemtsly all over tty Dottle Austin | We'll be expecting to hear ■this continent. Each game la NEW PRESIDENT of Hu *0"'*-* intm-ting and exciting acon-i] lociilly. by riinti h-piwtit Naval Officers Wives Club i- plan* from this troop for the Scoring. perl blonde M iry Purlin « f next six months. The computer dealt out VAH-3 with dark-haired Kitty ■orne very interesting hands O'Gara. also of Three, elect­ IT FINALLY HAPPENED for the event with bomd four ed to serve a* vice president Word was received here being « real humdinger. Saturday of the change of com j '■ft for tin* next six month. Even though Imill Sides Mnrein Foy and Arty* Chap- niand ceremonies in HVAH-5 j were vulnerable, bolti side* t'dr Wallace L Russell tookl delaine of Seven gave them were usually way up in the a very, very close race, but Our as skipper of the Savage' bidding. Most North-South Mary and Kitty squeaked 'by Son*, relieving t'dr Paul Mem- j RAT H ANEY* pnlrs nmnagrd to buy the to win the election. Or. who has been, or will in, . . R V A II- 5 hand, id six or stu n hearts. Marcia and A i U redj tr* n, lerred iS the staff ofi who bid grrrrrKtok the .u^tfiAOTJitfauLi t o w.iu . see ^ J t president and she assured chief staff officer. presented by the local unTT Tteart finesse xml mail*.- the them that she would accept Cdr. DaV« Dearolph will « ( th« American Cancer So- grand slain, quite a few of those who stopped lit six re­ move up to.executive of.'icer ci*'ly, with discussion by II. fused the finrsso and just Ceremonies took place on the local physician Your reporter was lucky made their rontrart. enough to find time to slip USS Ranger, some pbcti !, ; • * SUZY RENO, that brtjgf away from the office and at tho-South China Sea tend the change ot-hiiard elec- ^Sd now Kathy lUi-tell will whu. took first place at Uie tion itiffee last Thursday andreplace Soni Werner aa Urn bridge party held at the home found tt all very inter- stlag "leader" of Five and Soni will of Kailiy .'n»we!l. Friday for We were particularly on- lake her place with the Stafl officer's wives of RYAll-0 By ttnth Millett Ih»s*ie dcGanahl was second, rh;i tiled hy Ihe clever table i Wives. .. Newspaper Enterprise A»«n. Ih p men of F iv e »tv* e xp e c t decoration*, which were ca: K a t h y , vv no has a new d » u g h -' l r >'"u w l " k" , ried out nil Ihrou h the risiin-r p.l to re tu rn In llm ir .‘m in e port o f l,o u r ,i,m ^ '• ba-o<I on the 12 months of Uie at the S a n fo rd N a v a l A ir S ta ­ te r. C h r it lln a w as p re se n le d I UP in fo r » lnt ,,f yrat- t'ongratu'xtinn- to Holly tion so m e tim e in A p r il, as w ith a s ily e r p ic tu re fra m e hy Hie d u ll, in w h ic h th e w ill ^ 'e w om an who H o n ks men ( llrll wh im we understand was th in g s -la n d now F iv e Wive, an- p lan ning lo p lace her n a h v 't far si p o -tilie bnYe s il (ha best ->f tl nod th at chairman of the dei-orating Thursday noon Nine Wives wiiin«i! npi'i’' u«'i a •Aquurf comnntlee, and to the vnnimit hold th e ir re g u la r lu i-iiu «« eof flrul. rnnvfn«»»ti*in with Riich tec for Hun ingofmitv an I let a! Ho- hom e of llo im a arc planning to have their t tuMki a faaiily monthly luncheon si lt»- Iiuiiiv “ wtmiai W e ll-. F e ll I at 10 a iti v'reuliv lly. i tin I «klit e«i w «1111m 11 n ii h n | ‘ r > ntul of ArvitA ik im im . T h e y a re looking b ir u a id t o ; Was dclijtilv d al-o bv the r e o c i i t f u l **f h**i htia ^n iDl * * * clever llnv-reikv [omjs sel liv i p iitlu ek d in n er w ith L ie wi ve- #raTarl By Abigail Van Buren £acobj/ Kitty O 'G ara, (left) and Mary Durant (ritfht) admire the silver tray presented t<i retirinn president Evelyn Fitz­ patrick, (center). Mrs. Durant is the new presi­ dent and Mrs. O'tlara the new vice president. Roth were elected at the change of Imiml coffee last Thursday at the NAS Eallroom. NOW C N E W VGf BipalL « • * « t really "puT^you acrotft^ an -a woman who know* whnt nmkts a flattering andWtttiual effect.' Tomorrow—"Dear t i y t h Thornton McLeod" By Ruth Millett 11(IN | FORGET about the Hie duties of president (or ttie each t.lhir \ verv tali iitc-l S.nagettes' monthly sLnto nisi -tv month- with a fmr girl Hcliring prc-alnit. Evelyn Forty for the benefit of thy tm.ird to ti.ick up h**i eflmlMr- * V Notts I- evjmcled Kll/p.itrn-k pr<-idcd gracious ■'.irepla Rett Home, which is ly ai the iirl-i- iliirmg Ihe rb-s- to he In-Id tonight at Melody b- " Debit,- at tin- In-la llillon (NI1C) ll*«Vl lion .md oTher . cri mn-iial ..i-ti Skating Itins Irvin J JU to III service* Also present will lie h> I I p in Mi * VI n y Lois Webster, wife T* li jthonp lloui M'lilnr I An villcv and v a* pie-onb-l wl'lv [i m There will 1m- a * cake -k.iti ’ ol tin- new skipjn-i of I hlrtei-0 a gleaming -ilvct - v an I -tip Hflcofllp hour »*f MMI|! (that's Ju-t like a ' cake* *i rmiAlunl plrri^mi p Thr (9 tray from tin bn.inl f, i ihe 1 I G K H L T T E S a re sla ted to Ks^ I ishD iiik fine job - i- I a- limn' ii.iy mg walk 'l vvilii tho winners tak irtH uf I 't t f i, .tig home dclii mu* cake- luik mi --I wiifi the 11 new 1iff us-rs J' mu) aim ! M nry ihe p.ivi mx mrmili' Member- of ills- new hoard e-l by Fat Sprague, S aron a I J :tn |i m T h u rs d a y in the 1 1n 11 ciiit ' It-ml *«f folk It a lln s o n New F r e t id c id |hi} i I)|Hfiv, Ih Ihv ft LI 111 **f * t include Kay Herknor from Moodtuff and Judy 110101tine Fat Murphy from Thn-e The) .11—» have »|«>cliil en- F l.it in Or,i n wi l l i»N'«lde and o-rjitii from i tirnum," Ir h \ jiv Itokvri Mrrnll Fi-g;> Mt-r ;n from Fjvi^ lion lerlamim m planned for tnlei all . nli.tcd wive, id lt\ Ml k ne He\suit from Seven. Sata m.-sion lime fur your enj-o arr inti'ol to Jane Smith from Nine,"Caro ment and of cour-e it all go-OFFICERS and wives of line r>enn!*-m from Eleven foi a good <»ti-e—to provide Hetty Stoke, from Thirt«-i-n those little extras for tin- re-i l(\ Ml 13 had a pleasant visit Thi-lma Lnger from the Slal.on dents or ihe Sarcptu Rest I.id week with an old friend and Hell)' Willhauck from the illume Donna Williamson Fat t'di VI T l aws, Mr Group TUESDAY I*. M. sSlHfl Sprague. Linda Fitman ami ( ominander from the USS S 4(1 II, N*w« Fat Haney are in charge ol Kitty Hawk Sport*. Wi i.,r d) arrangement for this month’ s | The Nan Diego visitor was parly. entertained at dinner at the f 2 » S fM grnpg •Iill1Hi * ■ ( xpri bv«t VVe-lnesd*) hy of li­ ! I *0 f«» \#w l # 4 l'*Ai h r I K l ' * ■ n - f t i i ’ ronkli* I I I Bm M (. f T IIIMf N EW F R F .S I D E N T of the ri-rs of Ttliriu-n and their ( I I l( i*?i* lr j HrlnKi tf I It « l l l O uUlint l.lfn l Savageries, Fat Haney, ha- wives Hapori II Ift 41) .MIC IV) At) UAll 11414I• announced 1 "hail and fare ] Thursday wive# of Thirteen 1 06 4«> U l r l T # k f ltv ( IJ u houft d well" colfee for out-gomg will hold ^heit squa-lron cof( I ) HftUo ! ‘ m r ' k A r f t ( i t cn& n # jm rt« (tl N ft w •, \\ fttlhftr skipper’* wire, Mr* Paul Wern^fee the home J>1 Carole Tm (1) Mr Nouk \ 11 ( t ) roca# b• t er and incoming skipper and It- nncr, 110 M Coleman Circle, 9:00 ({ *f )1 Can l i t i t ) A* Tb# 9» #rli Tur■ • ,ia#y VltobAf s how 4 2 ) ftclino# exec a wive*. Mr- Maliacv Irrne Daigle will tie co-hostess I 10 ( I t II nl1ahft)r>>i f l Nft w #11 no It) Russell and Mry Dave Dear for Uie occasion Meeting lime I . I I t l ) NBC ( I t It w'l t>k c I ; -n I tc * > Pliiw of a olph The lete Is to be held at 1* 10 a m 103 -1 » T h # Tyor-on ( I ) Lo r# » tft T o u r # the NAS Uallruom, Jan 29 CFO WIVES are busily plan­ I SO f i t |‘ • ltlro f tx Junrtloo 4>) n * m # Ih 4h# W i n d ( I t I’ ftytbQ Plftf-ft ning fur election of their new from 8 to to p m 1. 19 I I I llouftft f ' f t M f (t) TW -I ( I * D * f Ih C ou rt Other new officers of the officers Wednesday night They It 06 ( t l T h » i i ' Thft poelors |) Thi D< ' r* ftn-1 |h# Savageries, elecled at the Iasi will la- meeting in Ihe new 5 U (ft) ABC Now# Niir«i’« l 09 ! « ' r-h Tftll f h# Truffc I ! ) Taloplion» Vluyf meeting of the tduh. Include Navy W i v e s Meeting Room V IT A M IN -E H R IC H E O (») U• n#rw] 1Coftp(lat m U ) ( I t Nftwft Fat Sprague, vice president Roam in dldg 15—the same 11-11:90 ( J1 \uf f hrr W-rerM all I ft I M O'V I• N IG H T CREAM Donna Williamson, secretary building a* tl* NAS Uallroom I S>i Mf»v1# 1 tft i 4 j N • w ft I 19 ( I ) T o y D on 't 9ftf —the entraace is just souUi of l l e i r ( I t T Wftlftbl Shuft and Zula McLeod treasurer (C olor) W E D N E S D A Y A . M. (haplaln will be Lynn Wtl the hallnaim entiance. Time m l l ) T h ft L i e * o f N n h t S: 00 [> ) Sign On AlmftFlBQ son; histonan, Shirley Straus 7 30 p m i » ) Yourift Mf trrIMft 4 :tE 1 ! ) Hunshlns Chftnilftiff Election Wednesday will be 131 4 00 ( I ) Tho Mfti-h UftDift tiaugh and publicity. t#mn* I I I In lr s lo <•) Tr ftl 1 m ft« t# r Williamson. Appointed to the followed by plans for an In- * i ( IS) * l* r On l « ) 9 » c r » t Blorm A \Diaflftft telephone committee were slsllarion duuii-r and also for I :*# it Tuitsir 1:11 i f ) MH. n * w# mi Huu-hlna II vl«ft 4:10 ( 2 ) D#ftt t»f Oroutfco ■ Donna and Linda Fitman Judy another teen dance. I l l s l i t VVaka-up (< ) U n d o W ftll Recently many of tha Chiefs 1:1U I i 1 N * w a HuIce was named to head Ihe _ ■saitsts . ,| I ; ) • ( S i Wollft T w i * # I IS ( t i m u , X ls rg st R eport wives attended the lunclieon Night cream efreshment rommlltee and ( 4 ) T O fl Boor M 0 t l i T-'-I-y f Q> d f T h u n l it) M l- si* r.-sn. Barbara Hohrer the baby-all- and style show at Ui<* Langford ^svf-uu Cs>l^ I tl I II H l l l t . M i n i M U ' IW I l i I t ) Local New*. W s s th s i Hotel, In which several of ting committee bports 1:00 ( I Csptoln K m r i r o s t ilt I t ) Nsw s c ip* l : I i ( I ) W s s lh o r - Ne w * At the February meeting their member! participated. I t ) a p a rt * . W o s t b o r , I : t 0 |tl CxrioonrHI* Linda Fitman and Lynn Wilson Ki w i ’' (II T oa»r III l ^ i i i It T o U s s t s r will baby-sit for Eleven: thin M V P a On H a n d I SO ( I t (ilsore* Couri l 14 SI ri'd . F l » - N s w s ( I ) Amsrirsn It Istory E4 Willi am son-and Fat Spr« 3 4/5 ox. sue NEW YORK (U PD — Bate6 Si ( I ) Rsy Russisr— <4- Esorels* Fur >■ regulaify $2.50 now $1.30 gue will lie hostesses. K d lterlst hatl'i two most valuable play­ t 11 i»t r*r(nciB*illt m qhJiqM A ly-colore<l scarves with lent ends At the beck. They Are so carefully draped that you can often wear them without tha accompanying hat, which ia, in most styles, a tort of "plantwtlon” style. Htrewfte seen In charming forme, and an airy, silky straw la toft and flat­ tering. Tho beautiful Gower hate ere done with reel por­ trait design. On* which great­ ly appealed to me had an enor* moue butterfly perched high in the back hovering over a garland of exquisite flowera In pastel tones. This season to come y ou cen wear hate In aoft color lone* to blend with your costume, hut not exactly match. And the millinery peo­ ple havu a slogan which -eye, "YouTI love yourself in a hat . . and 1IE will, too." Well . . . what are you wait­ ing fo r ! Go get a hntl When you need a touch of color for a black outfit, do aa stunning Jean Colbert, that at­ tractive radio-TV personality, does, Hh« appeared at th* hat show wearing e »marl black silk jacket suit with a brilliant red ecarf about her neck, a matching rose nodding atop her small black hat and her lipetiok was matched to the li.UrOs* and the scarf. HANFORD g rss’w ***** sniped, Wwlbag top th* aoirtit shosrv tho best F«*i to sot. • »**k sa4 tsteiL fror thiaxh *f trM|o|M. g K K illOf V goihige s bees* w spirtmont . . . rs<4 tb* I’ha Sanford Herald Wclcoi T V Time Previews Aiiglma I'etrusbi I’. (). Hu, 1214 dsnfurd I'h y llia Nora Norrle TE 8-1514 S. Srmlnola Mildred Haney 468-5831 D eltona Mary Gettings 293-68(7 Rear Lake Television Tonight I < f3frt<w.Qodd f i i g ,t huinmii sh'liislil Is still ilptli ahls. Cast includes N.lo-ininh Fsrsoff, Msriiu Lsiulsu and David Mseklln. ^ -w iii 1 *♦• v» rWl* (ftilftse cream special 0.1* ( t « 8 or. tire regularly $3.50 now $2.00 Prevarve Uve levsilnet* of • beautiful sain »dh Biiba-a Gould Vitamin touched K'tnt Crtam. Daily us« will help maintain trval Smooth, moist yeuthtul look. Now specially priced for a limited time only. S T O U E W ID K CLEARANCE SALE ! BARGAINS G A LO R E! M ANUEL J A C O B S O N ’S D E PT. STO RE K— l -m iu It-umi ( t t CsrluOnrlUt ers. the American League’s 11:41 <1J r i s ks Rot ra f i e Brooks Robinson of the HaltlDaddy morc Orioles and tho National trSsdils SsSjssf ts I 'n - is r League's Ken Boyer of the llss hy FrsaUssilsI, ls> sy l. St. Louis Cardinals, have been rsllsi I I ) No w * stu b Silks W a l ­ In New York since Sunday for lses (he sporting goods fajr at tha * ( I ) apknlsb twssoa* 14:10 ( t ) Wbat'a Tbit boar Hotel New Yorker which ends ( ! ) i R o s t Lucy M ay. I t ) Btonty R urb * K b it U F M ftC Nis i : l M i t ) C o n e t b lr a t U b And y o f U s y b o r ty J to p ard y Tha Thirty Veara War (1611 (*) to 16U) waa the last of the 11:14 ( I > . id great rellglooa war* of Eu­ (4 ) rope. T b * R e a l UeCoye F r ie s U R le b t m i « (c a r v e d R ID E - IN T H E A T R f U s ) s k s w la a T s a lt * TlOO S ' l i s a r * f A < l,K s O slo — iio m i :- ■bsller Wlsises —• M sb sit T a i l s * , 1*1 s s Al B u ick Special V "6 goes easy o n gas* Its lo w price goes hard on your resistance# NOW thru WED. AT 1:15 • 1:30 - i:30 7:20 - 8:51 /forth. MUSIC■■■ '' •■I YOKRSELf C a o u e g e ____ MwiL M smi We pul f, bid reaeont to buy a Dulck Special undar tha h<K>d. And anotb.r email on. on tb* prio* led- The six ar« a set ol the llvelit.t, thrrltie.l cylinder, dial ever xipped you merrily on your way. They’r* *11 arranded m neat, V-fasliion. They add up lo 225 cublo inohe* and 155 boreepowar, and mak# other arrandemente of 6 cylinders teem primitive. That'* not *11. Special eporu Bulck comfort, Buick atyle and traditional Uuiok quality. Tb# price tadP \(* aaved n # bett for laeL n $2343.00 Mssulsetwsr's ss«ewisJ «*sO * r t » FsSwsI S i ' t — T s i ^ 4 ssy s s '.sS a - «l- » ' #1 iiat# u(4 bed hm * Wouldn’t you re»Uy rather go lirat da**? ‘ CbbEm i JbBOfo ’ Kbo Sb m Ch Nsb Be* your local authorired Dulck dealer TUNE 114 "10W ill THOMAS AND THE NEWT-CIS RADIO *•*• • N O T Iim a B I T T U B BEST" A Is a B a le s — .r # l ^ hi'hpi* llalnse 66b- (till Dellery T IL L J:00 MON. - ERL EXCEPT HOI.IDAY M , One I step IS W UI ii s x * a iiit> e - a u o i 's K i * » o r i »m H u grn stsln J22-62J4 l i ke Mary Geest Stare The Dev* Clerk Five !J - WEDNESDAY P. >L T l. .utr* f— -» I i Ttt �BEN CASEY THE PHANTOM C A P T A IN EASY MORTY MEEKI.E BLONDIE FRECKLES A N D FRIENDS PRICILLA’S POP '_V x c r cc 2 fit etsxaxssa 83 xs a 38 ~ E "E "5 « m s U U C "5 b T w m * - “3 SC •>* 3 BEETLE BAILEY ♦ 8 • * O T Word* Lint* I �L T l * > *• 4 * I? »-v „ V If <* *w. • •. * ♦» , «$r 41 M * i i . ; V • C M EANS Farmers Reminded Returns Due Feb. 1 *•’ —*' O M I A R W Z A 7 'm itlf' . vAvt-ATtTJlM I/Lr* 1 - D U N E D IN CTP Schedules Planning Meet For Festival Of Telephone \ Business Brief on th e S t Johns R iv e r n t.»n o 322-2611 «iO'> or.l 1 Phone * * * * “ T h e N ile o f A m e r ic a ” 7.in Code Untie 32771 IV2771 Zip * WEATHER: Clear ami warmer thru Thursday, high in 70s; low tonight 48-56. No Promise From GocT WASHINGTON (U P I) — Lyndon Bnines John­ son was sworn in today as president in hia own right with nn appeal to his fellow Americans to fulfill their heritage of "justice . . . liberty . . . union.” In his inaugural address, Johnson forecast that "before this generation _of Americans is finished" it will conquer waste of its human resources. Johnson said that Americans "must work now to provide the knowledge and the surrounding which can enlarge the possibilities of every citizen." "Let us r e j e c t any among us who «oek to re­ dent, filling an office that has open oltl wounds anil re­ been vacant since Johnson kindle old hatreds?' John­ iiiniscif was catapulted Into son declared. "They stand the presidency by an assass­ in the way of a seeking in'! bylicts on Nov. 23, 1963. nation." In his address, Johnson said The 66-year old Chief Executive summoned his Americans must not fail now countrymen to "join rea­ to earn again the heritage that By Evelyn Lundy VOL. 67 . United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 20, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 108 Gross operating income of Citizen^ Bank of Oviedo total­ Harold Kastner, Illustrious ed $104,646.28 in 1964, an In­ crease of $27,864.46 or 20.4 potentate of the Bahia Temple per cent over 1963, it wes re­ of Shriners, is in Seminole vealed by C. R. Clonts, chair­ Memorial Hospital today, h:s man of the board end presi­ leg broken in three places fol­ dent, at the annuel stockhold­ lowing a fall at a growers bar- ers meeting. beque in Zellwood last night. Net operating earnings were When his wife, Viola, visits $19,000, or $10 per share. Div­ him. she can also visit her idends amounting to $9,000 new granddaughter, born to were paid to stockholders dur­ son Eoghan Kelly and wife, ing the year. Deposits at the end of 1964 Jennifer, Monday. totaled $3,812,425.32, an in Do you have abomination crease of 19 per cent ov for the Young Farmer of the 1963. Total investment of all son to faith and action to cx- past generations have won Year? He must be between U. S. government securiti perience to transform our now "with toil and tears." Amer21 and 35 and have made out­ was $2,124,618.56 and of mun­ unity of .inlerest into a new|lc»"*- hc » #,d. ,'* r« • n» ‘ ,0Q LONDON (C P I) — The lion standing progress in an agri­ icipal bonds $8 4,753.60 on last HVty ol purpose—......Z'* bcli^ ° " ’ heart of Sir Winston Churchill cultural career. Quick, call Dec. 317 "For the time tu sram e ip-L ■ |^f dfvr ‘ f <rf ~ ~ *• "Toughl (o r «e it n ir m T t t r t «i* r - i f h i c v e progres* without W r i t ? -ryfij1'n/rfiie»Tn‘ W r l e v f * allL lh ta Stor .o* «-,<^|ie>*vii\VKn battle to . sup , 1 M fice. Deadline ia Thursday. „ f conditions showed total ‘ ' “ ' ■* . s' f f l T r # W h i l i « . - it C jf P iiU r a h . r r t w S a a b ^ w v ^ v vlve a stroke suffered six days Johnson declared, "not with |**»>'» tmrsuit. we arc believ* * * resources resources and liabilities at ««,- , «clal* approved a tentative ago stirred the admiration- of out difference of opinion, but rr* plan of school desegregation One nwm who once won the 120,318.15. respectively. tin^ Justice and the British public and led doc­ title of Young Farmer of the Ownership of the bank's 1.­ based on optional choices without the deep end abiding 'n our uni*in' **id. W» tors to speculate that the 90- divisions which scar the union ^eljeve every man must soma Tear. Kd Yarlmrough of 000 shares of capital stock Tuesday, and subject to the yrarold hero of Itiitaln was day be free And we beileva Geneva, is now county com­ was held.by 81 shareholders. for generations." approval of slate and federal making medical history. n ourselves " missioner. Another Young Bank officers re-elected for Johnson said: JUNIOR COLLEGE thoughts were on the minds of this Seminole County Shortly before noon (7 a rq The President said AmerFarmer of the Year, Joe the year are Clonts, L. 11. authorities. “ t'nder tins convcnant — of delegation which‘ left in mid-morning for Gainesville and ttn afternoon In order to qualify for some .KSTl l-ord Moran. Churchill's Justire, liberty, and union - *r» '» •'nemles mistakenly have Baker, is a veteran member Webb, executive vice ptesihearing with the State Junior College Boarti. The meeting is listed as $300,000 of fcdrral (unds, most physician, issued this bulletin: of 'the t ity Commission. dentj Harold A. Ward Jr. and we have become a nation; awaited this country's defeat of which already have been "critical" by the local officials pushing for a college in this county. They "There is little to record. B. F. Wheeler Jr., vice presi­ prosperous, great and mighty in past depression and war The restlessness has gone and expressed optimism their mission would be successful. (Herald Photo) Ruth Millett, syndicated dents; James W. Abell, cash­ budgeted, it is necessary that And we have kept our freedom hilt "each time from the sec­ Sir Winston has slept peaceful columnist who writes, "We. ier; Mrs. Marie S. Burch and the desegregation plan be on "But we have no promise ret places of the American ly through the night and morn the Women," is on vacation, Mrs. Fannie M. Olliff, assist­ file with federal authorities from Gml that our greatness heart came forth the faith" by March 3, in compliance ing There will be another bul­ that brought victory. an you won’t tie seeing her ant cashiers. will endure. witli the Civil Rights Act ol letin tins evening " column in The Herald next The President said: | "We haw been allowed hy Webb reported the bank now 1964 Failure to do so would Nobody gives Churchill a "For this is what Amerlc* week. Him lo seek greatness with iho employs 12 persons snd intro­ place the local board liable chance to recover. Is all about. It is the uncrossed sweat of our hands and tlie duced Mrs. Bichard V a n Arrangement* already are Don't forget if your birth­ Wormer and Joe Coe. who to court orders desert and the unclimbesl strength of out spirit Stewart Gstchel. personnel being made for his funeral in day is in Jnnuary and you commenced during the last " I do not believe the Great ridge * It is the star not reach­ director, ami William What accordance wiih plans lie drew Society is the ordered, change ed and the harvest sleeping in were boiu in an odd-number year. t o n . guidance coordinator, up yrar* ago. Briton* know year—time to renew your less and sterile battalion ol the tinplowed ground. ■ ad appropriate Ui« unior College Board. adequate who have been studying ways th* State Junior will By Harry I. Johnson , , dfead _ f ____ blow JOW W U I ffall i l l some driver's license. Do you think "Is our world gone? W# say the ants. (or -tha prweet |site* for bid) wlllajlatarmlqe wllLdet of complying with the lederal u .u # s n i i ' a r c w J i l j'.J za mst it G AINESVILLE, (5 l'U ) — A and fn * wblcJt you could pass the driver's farewell Is a new world com­ "ft is the excitement of hr law. presented the following delegation til Send nolo Count If Uip e rs tI ' f c k ' / l . T • Junior v >ul4 bt Vected ^'In cooper Th* law of a v e r a d i c t a ­ lest If you had to lake It always tiecoming ing'' W'e welcome it—and will atlon of tba State Department tes that a 90-year-oid man who mining proposal which was accepted oflicials i« here this . flornoon nllege. again? * trying, probing, failing, res' bend it to the laqiev of man Indication* *rr that 14 viU. of Education " h\ the school hoard fur a critical hearing with sutlers a stroke has an ex ‘ I will lead as best I can. mg, »n<( trjing again — hut Heading the delegation arc Option I. Each pupil eligible treinely short III* expectancy A long distance call from But look within your hearts— always gaining" •on Mark N Cleveland Jr to attend the public schools Yet the bulletin issued Wed-1 John.un delivered his in.ni to the old promises snd tha Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glelow .1in1 Rep Joe Haviv Alsu al o| Seminole County sli.ill have nesday night by Iwird Moran, and Df and Mrs. Vincent gural address Irani » wind old dream They will lead you tending are Uoipjly Coililtli* the right to enroll in thr sch.m; Churchill's physician, indicat swept plat form on the stops best of all " Roberts, in Washington lor »p>n < bait nun John Alexan which he attended during tlie the inauguration, reports that ed neither loss nor gain ol of the I a joint lllllliciliatf I) ill 'Fragile Existence* ilii and otliyi m omission 1964 65 school year, or the they ariivt-d safely and are vitality, B> Donna Estes The President saul it was Irr thief Justice EatI War numbers. Mason Wharton having "a blast " They indi­ "Sir W nston has slept ren had administered the 35 ' incredible A full agenda faces the Al school which he would hav . that in thia i ail man ol the >eminole cated they are having such a I amonte Springs Town Coun allemled by promotion of or through the day and there is word oath |uever dust by Aril f: agile existence" faced by all ll'-Hiing bn* t i n set f.>r United |*re»» Inletnalional ||,laid ol Public Instructiuti. good tune they may have to ell when it meets at 8 p ni Iginal entrance during the 2 3ii p m. M'iihIk; before t it no appreciable change in hi. ele II of the t onstitiidon human- that "we should hats (obi wi-ather that hung take a vacation when tlo-y today for the regular lent I 19i,4 65 school year condition There will lie an lull Uourt Judge Vullie A Slew a11 G j I i IicI director id With his lelt hand resting and destroy one another" over the eastern third ol the get back, to rc> update. other bulletin tomorrow I Wed on a Bible his mother gave monthly session.In Town Hall 1 Option II. Each pupil ellgi Wiliiuiu* Jr. in ui ume tided instruction and pei»omicl and "T li c r e are possibilities A summons, served last Fri hie to attend the public schools , -inj Unit fib-1 by E Pope personal rejiresenlative of it nalion gave way to warmer nesday) morning" linn and his rigid hand rais enough for all who will aban­ A local belle when queried day will be read stating that of Seminole County, who does |tli»»*tt, UII*Ui i-xiflll Repub 'I Milvver, school Miprrmtcu Icmjii-ralurrs today and Florl Persons In high places and rd. Johnson intoned alter tile don mastery over others to aa to why she wasn’t in court suit has been filed a not exercise Hie option prove li« mi i iinilwiuti f»r tlie office dellt, who Is hospitall/cd pursue mastery over nature," da warmed up trom « trust low are changing their planv Chief Justice lHlici s presenting I li c Washington said, "I don't gainst the town and Bill M ded above, may request ad ■ S» in mole * only com mito stand by until the end o( that whilviiyd it* interior. " I do solemnly swear Hut Johnson asserted ' There ia count) • piopo.al are C- Ver need to go to Washington to and Hard York by Anita Welt mission to the school nearest •loner for District 3. The lav! of a series of* arc tlie battle I will falllilully execute tlie world enough (or all lo seek have a bull — I have one mcr The suit involve* com ills residence. The hsuring wu» icqtlested lion Mize and H>rori Kimlia'I. tic outbreaks pushed into tlie 1 Prime Minister Harold Mil office of president ol the l ru their happiness in their own right here, every day!” Atla, plaints resulting from the re­ Option 111. A pupil may he by Attorney S. J. Davis, iep co chairman ol the heininole Mujyvrvt accompanied by clou son, due to leave on a dlplo ted Mates and will, lu the best way " girl, Lola! toning of properties on Mail assigned or transferred from relenting Lawrence Swofford. County Chamber of Com diliess and scalteicd snow malic Journey to Ji-ann Tkur* offfny ability, preserve, pro The President said "th# land Avenue which permits one school to another provided winner of the election, whusr m in e s long range planning (lurries. day, has rancclcd his trip tect and defend the Cuiistilu Vmeriean convcnant called on If the Cupti Restaurant operation of a day n u r s e r y in Mich argument or transler A reception scheduled to lion id the l .tided Stairs." i - i iu lo help sltow the way for tin light to tile seat is being rliul- committee, and Joint Kridcr, i The shielding effect of the j executive manager 61 the' blows away Saturday It will the neighborhood. is not based on racial consid Irtigcd cluud cover took sonic of the mark the 7uoth anniversary of Following an example set lilieration of man" and that if be because of all the sighs Mr*. Leroy Kyle will appear erations. stuig out of Die cold, keeping Parliament today has been by George Washington, he still this country's goal, Bassett has chaiged elec­ Chamber. emanating from the ladies to speak about drainage sou The delegation had a two in discussing the legal as tion ' ll regularities” and arktemperatures around the 2<is called off added tour words not requir "Thus, if as a nation thers therein over the gleaming th • east of town and city pects of thr situation, school rd fur i edification fiom th* hour hearing with the Junior j Up Its Jour inches of snow is much outside our control, cd by Hie t'on.tltutiun diamonds which will be mod­ engineer Harold Itadclille will attorney Douglas Mrnstroni Vdiniills lilt snow licit communities* a . a people no stranger is * .*iinl> canvassing hour*! mini i olli-ge Huai d in tlx "So In-Ip me tiod ' eled hi connection with the- present final report on the wa pointed oul Itatnui Building .it it > l 01vI i south of Itultalo, N V , *ti outside our hope mg Ins commissioner. Business Null Beta Sigma Phi's fashion ter system. Mtv ol Flotida "The situation is brand new snow flurries fell around th "Change has brought new The canvassing hoard ami Johnson wore an oxlord show. The sparklets will be | Resignation of Police Chief We have no precedent to go A 40 page lirn f with appro Great Lakes. meaning to that old mission. Supervisor of Registration Ca­ gray business suit instead ol shown in conjunction with ex­ IRuss »■a4ssi v will ™sas be s*w» read aw® u •and asm by and It 1» different lu each milla Bruce are repirsenled pnatc maps m l (harts was Schools were expected to the traditional morning coal We can never aJain stand I i u aj Milne otic fashions ffom a-new chief appointed. Mayor county We have notified the liy County Attorney llatobl siven the lioaril nu mbers — open at In d ia n a p o lis, Ind a-lde jirnh'f il in isolation. Dan­ and, >lript;d trousers the Wondrt if you could gel wi brief winch compiled I w h e re ior tvvp da y * in a rowfederal authorities that we Johnson,. — , . ,, Lawrence Swofford will W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — Earlier, li u In r l Jloratio gers and troubles we ones diamonds fiom Playboy! in |le< ember Lv tin Seminole' K ie v w e re rin se d would comply with the federal tiounec council committee A n e x u lirr a u t H u b e rt llu n i- llumptiiry oT Minnesota had called foreign' now live among t.Hoard ol I’ ublit Invtiin lion. law and this plan is evidence putntinenLs for the year M iltc n s and o ve rc o a ts w ere p h rey reached Hie p in n a rl* of taken his oath aih as a* vice |>re.i u s" Speaking of I'la>boy — the It seeks a Prioill'y No 1"| Ih e u n ifo rm of the d a y today hit Ivnff nreer in public life of our good failh We hope DeBary Woman'* Club baa lor tile project — a step which for those attending President t o « l« y Vklirn !)• took th* out li that it will meet with "their subpoenaed some of the loe' rail lie taken I il.iv by tlie Johnson's inauguration At Wa o f o f f i . c m i On tm tlo n't 41»i approval." liest young ladies of Dellary state lioaiil If approved, the plan would v tir pr«*»nl**nt shitigton, t> C. to be "Playglrl Bunnira" in jn The briel was pi'p.ited to permit pupil applications to Thoummia y.rOt« in| on On* JACKSONVILLE i d ' l l The weather bureau predict their variety show Friday V-; be tiled some time this spring, ^ rn,y (-orps 0( Engineers "substantiate tin ulgent -tie ed near freezing temperatures ( Mpitol ground*’ uml niilliona night at 7:30 p. m. in the with resulting assignments has scheduled three public , lief that Seminole County and partial overcast for Inau­ more on t e l e v i s i o n taw Community Building. SounJa effective at the beginning of hearings next month to di> greatly need. * publie junior gural day. Speaker John-W. McCormack j WASHINGTON (U P !) — the fall semester. Mason like an exciting program. ' college program It adds ( l ) -Maii ) iw eir the dniKruvs wavs of making canals Snow was not expected but An all-Ameriran procession Wharton, board chairman, : Dial the econuinv can adc- no one was taking any chan kriat'a aon from Huron, S. I>, and rivers more navigable. A bulletin from the U. S. of rowl>oyV Indians, high said. into office as the United The Engineers said thr un 1qualely su|quut a public jun CCS, ('hander of Commerce quote* school bands, pretty girls, Stairs second-ranking o ffi­ provements would mostly tie lor college." paratroopers and politicians "on* of the nation’s leading The population growth was cial. located on coastal canals and authorities on automation" at escorted Lyndon B. Johnson Humphrey is th* first vire la tile headwaters of the 51. cited as increasing 90 6 per saying he "fear* that the down tK(P tflory road from the rent from 1950 to I960 knd president the nation has had Julius and Kissimmee llivers further advancement of auto­ Capitol to the White House since Nov. 22, 1963. The hearings were srhrdiil an estimated 32 I |H-r rent mation may be retarded, by a today after he took his oath (tom 1960 through 1961. It cd Feb. 1 6 in Cocoa, Feh. 1 7 problem which automation it­ aa President further estimated the projec­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — in Kissimmee and 4 eh. 18 in Thera wrer* 52 hands and self creates. Th* problem is City firemen nipped a poted gruwih over the next five Fort Lauderdale the displacement of workers.” 15,000 marcher*—a ahort In­ Jfccurity forcei, haunted by tential "had one"Tuesday years will he 40 5 per cent. Yeah? Wonder where he got augural parade by past stand­ John F. Kennedy'* assassina­ morning at Scminol# Boule­ ."Many of our students in ards, but still long enough to tion, marahalled the most that idea? the upjier 25 per rent of the vard an<l Myrtle Aseiiur when •NEW CAR need threa hours to pass elaborate aet of precaution* graduating classes," the brief they quickly halted a fire on WASHINGTON (U P I) — FINANCING News ws don't need to tell down historic Pennsylvania in history for President John­ President Johnson and his statess, "are not attending a fuel nil trurk. son's inauguration. RATH you: A survey by * phono­ Avenue. Furl was leaking on th* family began their official in­ college This, we feel, is a Every possible step was Military hardware wa* con­ graph needle manufacturer GREENSBORO. N. C. (U PII great loss to 6ur community muffler and caught fire, ac­ augural day activities, today Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold, says the "Beetle record* were, spicuous by its absence. In­ taken to protect the Chief cording to fiiemen. They put hy attending a packed church —A young oank robber put a and to oui* society " Executive. . tha most played record* in stead of miaailes, tanks and serviet at which Evangelist oul the hlai^ on the truck, Tbc program made avail­ z«r Jim Doucetle, today. Phone 322-1611. fatal bullet into his head here parade featured 1964." Wonder how much* the •guns, "" "I the F" * ----- ---I •Thryk. included., - r " wall of Tuesday ta-ltrn police closed in able "would tie lirpad and owned by Hugh** A Williams. Billy Graham preached the float* depleting th# (wareful bullet proof glass around the company paid for this survey •$4.50 PER HUNDRED TF-R YEAR . Another alarm *»nt them to sermon. comprehensive and inrlude a on him. to tell them what any parent accomplishments and ideals inaugural stand at tha Cap 409 E. 10th St, Tuesday after­ Joining th* Johnsons *t ths university parallel and pre­ Noel Dennis Atkins, 27. of Itol, similar glass and bomb' could have told them for of "Th# Great Society." professional progfam, a var­ noon when a defective flu* intsr.fslth service st th* Na­ More than 500,000 people resistant steel plate at John­ Rockingham County, killed fraa? iety of terminal programs, tent smoke and fume* into th* tional City Christian Church himself witn a single bullet Member F.D.l.C. s e e endured bitUr cold to watch son'* reviewing stand in front Vies President-elect and an adult education pro­ house. Damage wet confins'd were from his 45-caliber pistol, the of th* White House and an A reminder: Anchor Club along parade rout*. An **tL Hubert H. Humphrey snd to ths flue. The house ia oc­ • same ohe used to hold up a gram.* ia sponsoring the Rebel* mated 200 million others, on army of $.000 police and The county, the board was cupied- by Irma Gibson, fire­ hundreds of other prominent branch bins earlier for $11,* truops along tha parade both sides 4 >t th* Atlantic, Quartet i t 8 p. m. Thursday gussU> . told, has agreed to provide men said. 00Ck ■. joule. MW il * • Uiavisso*. p i SHU auditorial*. ) |* Churchill Continues Fight Sets History * •w e t? J S > S ttw T J » . Bassett Hearing : Staled Monday Cold Weather Over Midwest St. Johns Study All-American Parade Held Set Feb. 16-18 } our Security Force Firemen Halt Most Elaborate Oil Truck Fire Johnsons Attend SLEEP - SOFAS 168. Bank Robber Church Service Symbol NEW CAR FINANCING Ends His Life Hr* EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS — i * ■iHumphrey Tops Long Career BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE NOW IN PROGRESS 203-09 E. 1st ST. * (Eh? Altamonte Board To Hear Reading On Zoning Suit Correct Uses PH. 322 0983 * Junior College Plan Presented Students Learn MATHER * School Board ;; iOKs Plan Of l Desegregation Farmers In this area wereicssh wage* up to $4,BOO. The tax amount muat be reminded today that annual entered on Form 043 (em­ report* of the esmlngs of ployer's annual tax return thi*lr farm-worker* are due for agricultural employee) to­ In the offlre of the dlelrlrt gether with the total amount director of Internal Ilevrnue of ranh wage* paid to each farm worker. by Feh. I.. .. .. Farm employer* who fall The completed form must ■enrflle ■T t I>mrcd~>gT!h~tMr-itt» t rtrt~irt* .5 v r r t r o a * ** ItSTTr.X.S B N R a C J l l t V v ! « * » » , H e e e ^ t ^ ployea and to .pay , . . the aoc octal Jark.onvill. Jacksonville on ' or before security taxe* due are subject Feb. 1. to * penalties and Interest charges on the unpaid taxes. Col. Byron It. Patton, Or­ lando social serurTtyT district manager and I-aurl Tomlinaon, district director of In­ ternal Revenue at Jackson­ ville, noted that the earnings of most farm workers are covered under social security. By Jane Casselberry A farm enjploye, to be cov­ A meeting to make prelim­ ered, must be paid at least inary plans for the Spring $150 in rash wnges hy his Festival to be sponsored by employer, or work for the the South Seminole Klctnenemployer on 20 or more days tnry Counrll of Teachers and during the year for cash Parents will be held Jan 28 wuges figureil on a time basis at 9 a m. at the home of Mrs. (rather than on a piece-rate William Kggers, chairman of hnsis). the ways and means commit­ For m i the social security tee. The Kggers home Is loca­ tax rate Is 3Si per cent rnrh ted one mile east of Sit 436 for employer anil employe on on Lake Howell Lane. All room mothers and any others who would like to help are ask­ ed to attend. Another fund raising event will be the Marchris Marion­ ettes who will make their third appearance under sponsorship of the CTP at 7:30 p m . Tues­ \ By Jane Casselberry day, Fell 10, in the srhool au­ Five ninth grade English ditorium Advance tirkrta will classes of Mrs. Louise Fora­ he sold at the school and at men of South Seminole Jun­ the February CTP meeting A ior High School at Cassel­ poster contest for the pupils berry have been studying Hie will lie held to help promote correct use of the telephone the show. and telephone directory with the aid of the teletrainrra loaned* hy Southern Bell Teleplmne Company. Special eniphuajs was put JACKSONVILLE — Buirk on’ finding and railing emer­ gency numbers, making lung dealers in ths Jacksonville distance carta and sending sons showed an Increase of le.3 per rent In retail deliv­ telegrahls. •The student* were shown eries during 1964, according the right and wrong ways to to W. K. Flaherty, tone "man­ dial and givrn pointers on ager. Flaherty said that 14.733 proper telephone courtesy. Kerb was given aiv opportpn- cart were sold during the Ity for practical es|>eiicnce past ealrndar year at com­ in using tha training equip­ pared to 13,116 deliveries during 1963. ment. •t OF SANFORD S em in ole C ou n ty Citizens Bank Deposits Up 19 Per Cent JOHN T. FISHER JR., aviation electronic* tech­ nician necond da**, accompanied by hia wife, recently rc-enliated aboard ReconnalManco At­ tack Squadron 3 at Sanford Naval Air Station. The couple reside* at 614 East Seminole Ave­ nue, Longwood. (Navy Photo) $ s;.~- I To Fulfill Heritage O f Ju stic e , Liberty/ Union' A ir Ijtrge Selection, Many Colors and Fabric*. Sofa By Day, Bed By Night. ; 4 -OS ° President Johnson Appeals To Fellow Americans v. :r I * \ BnjTfftB f m ll P*sr* 12 — Jan. 19, 1968 ■ *• 'I* V ■>:■» V - tr’-**'-- - • •* E ve ryo n e E n jo y s E ckerds... Economical, Efficient m m excellence in Exuberant, Exciting Florida! FLORIDA STAT j *1 I 74 ! ' 9 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 19, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ab4037b416fdc55db48238d8a1ae7b4.pdf fc2ef45a413f9747866d7d8c22467b80 PDF Text Text ______ 1 Ib f #■ *!«> 2. i.m U H b President Asks Overhaul 01 Plan Of Development V m ll Page 12 — Feb. 16, 1965 20,000 Commies Have Infillraled J* *1 01690685 1 fa * ft I SAIGON ( U P I ) — The Saigon governm ent charged today t h a t 20,000 Communisttrain ed officer* have Infil­ tr a te d South Viet Nam afnee 1059. A rep o rt aald the Commun!«ta were armed with weapona made In the Soviet Union and Red China. . U. S. Intelligence official* confirmed the South Vietnameee charge and added t h a t the num ber of Commun­ i s t Infiltrator* over the p a st ■lx y ears m a y be closer to 84,000. South Viet N am delivered th e rep o rt in th s form of a p ro test note to the In te rn a ­ tional Control Commission— a n agency established in 1054 to police the p artition of the tw o Viet N am a a f t e r the French Indo-Chlna war. N orth Viet Nam announced t h a t ft has asked commission member* to w ithdrew from it* territo ry. The Hanoi r e ­ gim e said it w as no longer ab le to g u a r a n t c e . t h e safety o f commission member* in view o f tiie a ir strike* a g a in s t N o rth Viet N am by U. S. and South Vietnamese bombers. The South Vietnam ese r e ­ p o rt on in filtrators was an a tt e m p t to .d e c u m e n t charges t h a t the g uerrilla w a r in this co un try is directed and su p ­ plied from Hanoi. “ Before being sent south, th ese troops and cadre* re­ ceive aperial training from th e eentraL^pommittee for re­ unification In Hanoi, which work* In close co-operation w ith Die N orth Vietnamese arm ed forces command and the ministries concerned," the p ro test aaid. The rep o rt added that the Infiltrator* receive training in guerrilla w a rfu tr, politi­ cal subversion and espionage. Weapons carried by the Communists includrd Russianmade Mossltl N ngant rifles, Chinese Communist 57-milli­ meter bazookas and machineguns and amali arm s, recoilJ o s rifles and bomb launch­ er* manufactured in Commun­ ist E a st Germany. Ths South Vietnamese r e ­ port said it* information came from Communlat prisonerg of war, defectors and capturet} Red document*. U. S. Intelligence source* verified must of the in form a­ tion. The U. S. Embussy here denied a London newspaper rep o rt th a t Communist Chin­ ese soldiers had moved into N o rth Viet Nam. Agent To Speak Hy Ja n e Casselberry Mr*. Hetty Cass, local In* auranca agent, will apeak t° Russell Moore’s general Btiuslncas classes T h ursday morn­ ing a t the South Seminole Ju n io r High School in Cassel­ berry. She will discuss the history, theory, and major form s of insurance. Legal Notice iv T il t : six t h IV iT iirlT T m h t it . JiiiiilU . n n riiT . VVII full SKMIVIll. t: MOOSE MEMBERS conducted a bicycle rodeo nnd imfcty check program at I’ineerest School. lc*tlnir the rider’* nkill, hnndllnR of bicycle and road safety, nnd checkin# the mechunical condition* of the wheel. Prize* were awariled, (Herald Photo) Youth Corps Shows Promise began Ja n . 4, now has 3(8 boys and girls working in the city's schools, hospitals, lib­ raries, museum* and other public faculties/’ " -----------All the youngsters were u n ­ employed school dropouts when they joined the project, Wirtz said. Field reports indicate the youth corps, a Labor Depart ment p rogram , has encouraged youths to return to school by showing them the value of an education ut gaining jobs. Johnson said more than 180 of the 318 have enrolled in night school classes. Project directors report they have new confidence and determination to succeed. The President said the fledg ling project has encouraged Hy .Mrs. Ritchie H arris everyone associated* with it. Teresa Strhlilns, daughter He nddi-d: of Mr. and Mrs A J. Stchhins "T he w ar against poverty of Lgke Monroe and sixth grade- student at E nterprise E lem entary School, was first place winner in the "S m ile" contest conducted by all Vo lusia County schools. Her prize was a new bicycle. Two alleged rapists were Neal Lacy, third grade »tu | identified F riday afternoon by dent selected to represent the the victim, a 12-year-old girl, Enterprise school, received a when they were arraigned be model car. fore Peace Justice Hugh Dun WASHINGTON (U P I) President Johnson believes th at a pioneering neigfiBorhood youth corps project in N-ewark, .V. J .—the first of Iti kind—gives hope for a complet# * victory, in the war on proverty. He mat|e the comm ent on * report submitted by Labor Se­ c re ta ry W. Willard Wirti d e s­ cribing the first results of this phase of the inll-poverty c a m ­ paign. The Newark program , which Enterprise Student Named ‘Miss Sm ile’ Rape Suspects Are Identified Trooper C ites Two Motorists A mother and her son were treated at the Navy base d is ­ pensary Friday after the car in which they were riding flip­ ped on its side after being clipped in the rear Treated fur minor cuts and bruise i were Mrs. Patricia J e a n Dcarolph and her son. Daniel, of 119 West Woodland Drive. Highway r a lro ) Trooper J e r ­ ry Hawthorne said Mrs Dearolph was driving east on High­ way 46 and attempting to m ake a left turn at Second Aveune. A c a r operated by Lowanna Drosche, of 155 Country Club Drive, atte m p t­ ed to p is s the other vehicle when the two collided. Trooper Hawthorne charged Mrs, Dcnrolph with . making un Improper left turn and the other with driving with an ex­ pired license. can Judge Duncan ordered them returned to their maxim um se ru rity cells and held without bond The two Negroes. Israel (ill ley, 17, and Jim m y Lee Drum rigid, 18, are arc-used of as vaulting the girl a week ago today They were apprehended lust Wednesday alter a fierce manhunt hy all law enforce­ ment agencies In the county. Is, in the last analysis, the struggle for hum an decency and independence. This r e ­ port ia an early indication th at we can auccced in this 6 5 t “of aTTeffort!."' ' The Newark project ev en­ tually will cost $520,000 for 700 youngsters, of which the fed­ eral government will pay 1(65,000 and the city the balance. Alumni To Fete Honor Students W A SH IN G T O N ( U P I) — P resident Johnson 'fa expect­ ed to send a special message to Congress this week urg in g extenaion of Ih* controversial are a redevelopment program but recommending th a t it be overhauled. The loan and -g ran t plan to help economically depressed area* h a t been the ta r g e t of vociferou* grille* since it was set up about four years ago. It i* due to expire Ju n e 30, Congressional source* laid th a t Johnson would request extension of the program and propose a $400 million appro, priation to keep it in busi­ ness. | v He also is expected to urge reorganisation of the p ro ­ g ra m along line* which, some believe, partially acknowledge the validity of past criticfsm. The program i* intended to woo job-producing industries to chronic unemployment re­ gion* by providing subsidies to build plahts, public facil­ ities, end other community im provements. In 1961, Congress provided $451 million to finance it, but the Are* Redevelopment Admmi«Wati«ri (A HA ), which administers the program, Tan out of money last summer. An a tte m p t to replenish the AHA fund was rejected In the House th e y ear before. P resident Johnson ssid in his economic rep o rt to Con­ gress Inst month th a t ARA had helped economically de­ pressed areas, but he em pha­ sised th a t "redirection of this program ra n benefit from the experience of the last four years.” The Seminole County Uni­ versity of Florida Alumni Club will honor outstanding 11th gradp students at Its annual The F ebru ary meeting of busineta meeting Feb. 25 at the Rear Lake Garden Circle the Capri Restaurant. will be held at B p.m. Tuesday Dr. J. Wayne Reitz, univer­ at tile home of Mrs. Richard sity president, will speak The O strander, 3413 J a in i a o n meeting starts at 7:30 p rn. The UF Aiunirn group also Drive, Bear Lake. Invitation will award a $250 scholarship to attend is extended all wom­ to an area high school senior en interested in gardening. who plans to enter the univer­ sity nrxl fall The yet un­ BELGRADE, Yugoslavia named student will tie desig­ nated the club's first CLASP ( U P I ) — I.jubo Faust, who award winner in a new pro­ headed a three-mall d eleg a­ gram begun by the Alumni As­ tion to Cub* recently, re p o r t­ ed Yugoslavia signed an o r­ sociation this year. CLASP (C oordinated I/ical der for 50,000 ton* of Cutisn Alumni Scholarship Program I 1su gar to tie shipped here. allows the 40 clubs in the state and nation to select deserving students from local areas as recipients of the cash scholar WITH BLADDER IRRITATIO N Aftar 71. tcmicnoB IEIdr.tr og Blt4d«r Ixd ships to the UF. -w (I tuition* ifftti i«ir« u miar women M ntu tod b f tttfct rou Iskm and n*r*t tad Election of club officers also Uont U» fiMutnt. burning or tutu a* «r iaalion boUkdor and night (km ndarilv. will be hrld, according to An rot mar W>M4t«» ar.d guffar from H*ad. old. Urrd dadrew Rracken, who urges a •fhM. ItoakacOa and pr*«i*d In aurh Irrnation. (TYAT'KX full attendance Reservations nouaJIr brloil fart, relating comTorI br eurbla* frm*tioa ihidi id string. arid may lie m ade by calling 322 lflnOBAd bf fain rtlrf Oil cnrrmx m 4/mslau. rtn u u « 1362, he said. *■**■ li ii— y j^ K i' ■ |o u ie s t P r ic e s QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FABULOUS DETERGENT! "FAB" LARGE PKG. MON. ★ TUES. ★ WED. 25th & Park, Sanford FRESH! “100% PURE” GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. Lim it: 2 With Your $3 Or More Food Order Please. QUALITY SHORTENING! FIRM! “RED *N RIPE” TOMATOES T“I f 3 2 LB S . if lb . c a n Circle To Meet Lim it: One With Your $3 Or More Food Order Plesse. “MR. G” FROZEN T O ILET T IS S U E Cuban Sugar 9 OZ. PKG. WILSON’S REG. ROLL WomenPast21 T u rn on a h o t new OS C om et . .. FRENCH FRIES “NORTHERN” N BUTTER o r t h e r n 1-LB. V PKG. _____ Lim itt 3 With Your 13 Or Mur# Food Order Please. LIM IT l W/$3.00 ORDER ‘A R M O U R S T A R ” G R A D E “ A ” C O R N ISH GAME HENS “FOOD KING” QUARTERS 0LE0 < i i r v i v. « r v r r . n r r i . u n l i t * . IV I II V Vi l i l t VII. I l * . l I'lim T n -:tn :u A i. m v i n i i s AMI I.IIAN ASSOCIATION OK Ni:w T O ltlr* plaintiff. v* 1IICNIIV <• fllCKNKI.I*. el si. jirf f tul u h I v o m it o r »i i t T in: * r* T i: o r ri.iin in v Till H KNitr r IIICKNKI.U whuss resident. Is un ­ known. S'nilis Is h e rth r flvsn Hist (hat suit has h.en filed In Iti* a lir,vs indicated CuuM ■*«ln.l you and ssaln st Patricia Hor­ ary ti n title of w nli li csss la as above shown Tou are hsrshy required to fils your answer or written defenses. If any, In the above procesifln* with lbs I'lsik of this Court and to ssrvs a copy thsrsof upon ths plaintiff's attorneys whose mm* and a d ­ dress appears hereon, on or before tbs tt tb day of Kebruery, 1)11, the nature of this proceeding bsln* e suit to fore­ close the lien of e morl*a*a . on the following described pro­ perly situate In famlnole County. Florida, to-wttt The Fast ISO feel of the West 11)1 feet of (he South 1(0 feet of Bactlon *, Township I*. South Hens* 11 Keet, lees the South t t feet for road, Seminole County, Florida. DUNK AND oltDKItKD at Sanford. Seminole County, Stale of Florida, this l i s t day of January, 1M4. (BEAL) A rthur H Beckwith. J r , Clerk of the Circuit Court liyt Martha T. Viblen D. C. ROEBS. WIGHT A UUIIFORD America* National Bank Bldg. P. O. Beg 11*11 BL Petersburg. Florida IIT1I Attorneys far ITalatlff Puhllah Jaa. t t A Feb. 1, 4 II. I»*» #CW-I« CUBED STEAK leaW aal. moved ¥ y to SANFORD Tsk* aas phone cal (** osapoa bsloa), add hostiu with hsitsti si gilts and tslormitio* about ths city, stir la gisuin* hMptUlity, and you'll hive a isaeiou* sad tf«eight(«a welcome Just iW c lc o m ^ & V a ^ ri Virginia Ptlroaki the swinging performer that blazed a trail from the bottom Y , , to the top of the world! Hanford Phyllis Rugenatcln FA 2-4254 Lake Mary a. MUdred Haney 468-5(31 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 293-4847 Sophie Haines 4(6-4401 JJcHaij to be beautiful. We builj Vm lively. Three regular production *65 Comets—like those at your dealer’* — blazed a 16,200-mile trail from Cape Horn to Fairbanks. All in 40 d ap ! That’s Comet! f’| -jUe/icuu/ Comet P. O. Box 1214 Nora Norria TB 8-1514 Tt Iin’t enough for a Comet the world's 1 0 0 ,000m ik durability champion FREE! A» *MtilMg 16-paf t fu ll -rotor lJuougk 14 /atfutaiuig Ikai tale* yen mltmg m tkt kitloric Comet D v v b iU tj Rtm A ik p u r Mercury d ttU rfm s o f f today. “SOAP PADS* BRILLO 109 North Palmetto Avenue Be# I k e - m « a rra a f cg S h e w " H eaaar M a M , • < » r . W m -TV, c k aaael *. M * r*>0DUCT OT MOTOR COMFANr. UNC014I MERCURY DIVISION . • a . “TKXIZE- K2r a a "BVERFRESH” HAMBURGER Vv . 29c BUNS . 98c FLORIENT 10 OZ. EACH SPOT LIFTER . . • a PKG* OF * a “ AIR D EODORIZER" a 18c . 49c a 7 OZ. CAN a a a “CASHMERE BOUQUET” SOAP 60 EXTRA With This Coupon A The H U N T LIN C O LN -M E R C U R Y , IN C PKG. OF 12 PADS Purchase Of “Allnuls ’Maid" GOLD BOND ORANGE STA M PS JUICE _______________ 3 1 m . can* 79c Coupon Good At THRIFTW AY” Only Thru Wed, February 17, 4 50 EXTRA 36‘ GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Ths Purchase Of “Imperial'’ STA M PS ULEO Lb. Pkg. 39c Coupon Good At “THRIFTWAY* Only Thru- Wed, February IT. 4 “» 51 ‘ 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A The Purchase Of "Center Cut” HAM SLICE Lb. 69c GOLD BOND STA M PS ___ _ Coupon Good At TH RIFTW AY” Only Thru Wed, February IT. �Seminole County o IIt on the St. Johns River “The Nile of America” f P kn nz. QOOOGI I Z i n frwlfl 277 Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 332771 WEATHER: Cloudiness thru Wednesday, high about 75; low tonight 55-65. VOL. 57 United Press Lcnscd Wire Established 1968 TUES.. FEBRUARY 16, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA ® ADM. GOLDTHWAITE ADM. CHRISTOPHER ADM. HEYWARD Solons To Hear Navy's Mission Some 150 members of the Florida State Legis­ lature, State Chamber of Commerce military affairs committee and guests will visit Sanford Naval Air Staion Friday. While at the station the distinguished group w i l l hear briefings . by three top Naval officers in the state and witness an air demonstration. The tour is part of a e The Starlight P ro m cn ad ers square dance group will hold * ** v a 'fa m ilia risa tio n night” s e s ­ sion Wednesday evening at the Civic Center, leading to the two-day “ Florida apd .Our formation of a new class on National Defense" p resen ta­ tion sponsored by the State f o b . 21. Chamber'* military affairs • • • WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United State* has evi­ Sandy Anderson was the committee. The purpose of the p re­ dence (h a t Communist China kind of a loan who would cufl jo u if you even hinted that sensation is to inform mem­ is now actively preparing for >ou liked the guy. But he'd bers of tiie S tate Legislature its second nuclear test. love it. And nobody could of the m ilitary's mission, the im pact on the possibly dislike him ; lie was military's th a t type a person. Sandy was s ta te 's economy, and how the TOKYO ( L T D —An r a i th buried Monday afternoon alter s tate can a ss ist the military quake ahook d o w n tu r n Tokyo Ins long, long illness had in carry in g out its mission. today. There no immedi* P articip atin g in the p re ­ file r«‘|KJit of iHMiultiva or claim ed him Saturday. The grulf old gent with a h eart as sentations in addition to the d i i m i i f C i r . big as'liis house will be missed N avy will he the .Strategic by all who had the good lor Air Command, McCoy and tune to know him . There is Orlando A ir Force Buses, N a ­ W A U K E G A N , HI. ( U P I* — only one place Sandy could tional Aeronautics and Space Fire flashed through a 100go and we know he went Administration. N orth A mer­ y e a rtd d , five-atory wooden There. To his wife, Alma, goes ican A ir Defense Command, hotel today- At least one p e r ­ our sympathy and a tug Tactical A ir Command, Strike son was killed. An undeter thanks for letling us know Command and the S tale De tinned number wete missing. p artm en t. Sandy, \yhat a guy . . . . • * • Gov. lfaydon Burns w dl ad- [ O v O i ’t l U C M W A... BRIEFS Evidence Earthquake Hotel Fire A horse on the loose Mond .n morning at the 1‘ineerest .Srho«I area had city police puzzled. They got the report shortly after d ay b reak but couldn’t find the critter. * * • Cadet Warren J . ilorllcr. son of Cdr and Mrs Warren sf, ilocllcr of Hot Cornell Drive, has earned academic honors for the first sem ester at Wentworth Military Acad­ emy The cadet lias ra in e d superior grades to ipialily tot tin dean s Honor Hoik • * • Norma Piatt The Herald's C.irl F riday, is hack at het post alter a lioul with the Ho hug. • • • Florida is rated as having one of tlie best health records and one of the lies! health de p artm en ts in the nation, a c ­ cording to a recent release. The Florida State Hoard of Health has just published a 1*5 page history of its activi­ ties during its 75 y ears of existence, entitled i appropri­ ately) .Millstones and Mile stones ” * • • A note in a recent Clock column asked that readers send their discarded but tons to William H. Konntz so he could continue his hobby. The oilier day The Herald got a note from him thanking the Clock Winders and the Srintn ole C h am b er of C o m m erce's Georgia Ball for their help He said the response "has been very good." * 9 9 9 Heporl comes today from If M Sellers of Grneva that hr kilted a 36 inch coral snake Saturday In the vacant lot ad ja e r n t to his home. Seilers, who lives n e a r the Baptist Church, says this is the third coral snake to be killed in his neighborhood in the past few months and, as there a re a num ber of children in the i m ­ mediate vicinity, urges p a r ­ ents to caution their young­ sters to watch where th ey go. • * • Mrs. Bertha David will be honor guest on her 90th birth­ day Thursday at an open house from 3-6 p m, a t the hom e of a daughter, Mrs. JfaroUl Appleby, 408 Virginia A vcnucjtw itb h er other three daug hters also serving as hos trsses. Ail of Mrs. David's m any friends a re cordially in vited to the celebration. • I • Traffic is heavy on Sanford a r e a highways. Ifesviest this y ear, in fact, as tourists visit our area. All art; welcome, to , be cure. dross the group Sul in day a f ­ ternoon at tlie Orlando Air Fori e Base. Expected to a t ­ tend tlie series of to urs are about 65 members of the Legislature, 45 members of the m ilitary affairs com m it­ tee, and 40 guests, mostly military. The Sanford Naval Air Station to ur from 2:15 to 5:15 p, m Friday will fe a ­ ture biiefm gs by Vice Adm A. S. Heyward J t . Chief of Naval Air T raining, P ensa­ cola; B ear Adm. R o b e r t Goldlhw ait*. < o m m a n <1 e r, Fleet Air, Jacksonville, and Rear Adm. T. A. Christopher, commander, Key West Forres. Tlie presentations will lo­ gin F riday morning at M< t ,,y Air Force Base ami fmisti up S atu rd ay afternoon a l t e r an all day session at Oiiundo A ir Force Base. Big Steel, Union Hold Answer MIAMI l l T I l — Coast (timid jiireuift searehed today i lo r n Slit foot i ouMtil fr e ig h t­ er, the l>. S'. motor vessel Aiawttk Chief, overdue on a voyage f r o m ‘ Tampa to BHk e , British Honduras. Accounting T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — Secretary of State Torn Adams said lie will ask the 11*65 I cgislatute t.i puss n law lequiting any n ig a n lia Lon soliciting funds to make a public accounting of how the riiolu y was used. S \ J ,] ill t i< i l l ’ * JA K A R TA . I n d o n e s i a (U P I) Indonesia's official new* agent y said today the goXi-imuetit "ajjiic-lati-d the patiiolii action'' • ( a group of anti-Alto i n ail detiumsllators w lio seized the l.'. S. Information Service l i b r a r y here Monday. More Kuicks JA CKSO NV ILLE i l ' P I ) — The number poH in I th* Jarkponvtll* f»ne. inrludP I T T S B U R G (U P I) — Re ing Seminole O m n ty , l»*t cord production of automobiles, month v*m* HI |*vi m i l high* and steel pace the nation's «*r th«u in JamiMiy, ItnM. soaring economy. B unk ili'iil^i -« r i fuiliM «• 1 But m any businessm en are m n in the irnie during thin growing apprehensive of a Jnnuury. possible downward trend unless steel con trail negotiations are completed he lore May 1. MIAMI HI At II ( U P I) — C urrent agreem ent* between Vice P r e s i d e n t Hubert the ''Big I t " steel producers H umphrey “ ill l*e honored and thp t.'nlted S te e lw o rk e r)1h e ir Sunday night with a union (USW) expire April 30. medallion mounted on stone The union is technically free during an J*rnel Bond Organto strike tlie next day unless ixntiun balniuel The award r* a new contract has been sign for H um phrey ‘a devotion to ed. human freedom Honor HI HI Rescuers Drill 140-Foot Shaft DOLGEVILLE, N. Y. (U P I) —Rescue workers today began the difficult job of drilling a 140-foot shaft into a su b ter­ ran ean mountain c av ern to recover the body of a 23-yearold cave explorer entombed there since Saturday. The body of the trapped spelunker, J a m e s Mitchell, a Winthrop, Mass., chemist, was lowered 60 feet to the floor ot the cavern where he had become wedged into an U-lnch crevice. Threat JACKS ONVI L LE «UPI) — The Florida East Coast Rail­ way, barked into a legal corn­ er, promised to s ta rt abiding by pre-strike union work rules Tuesday with the th r e a t of a 14.000 daily fine h a n g ­ ing over its head made by the Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. CAPE,KENNEDY (U PI) — A mighty S atu rn-t su p er ro c ­ NO. 127 General Corp. Distribution MOSCOW (U P I) — Soviet P re m ie r Atexei N. Kosygin today dem anded (hal (he Unit­ ed Stales withdraw Its forces from South Viet N am . The statem ent was reported by the Soviet news agency T ass in a m essage sent by Kosygin to a preparatory meeting of the Indochinese peoples conference in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia. "T h e Soviet Union resolute \LL IN FUN but serious, tiio, will lie tbe nll-femnle lmsketbnll ifa me tbis ly dem ands the withdrawal ol evening between the ilistnff touchers and cheerleaders of Sanford Junior U. S. troops and military Ilikrh School, represented here by Teachers Jeannette Stiffey (left) and equipm ent from South Viet Belly Watson (rik'lil) and (’lieerieader Vtim Edwards. Funds derived will Nam, the cessation of arm ed finance a trip for cheerleaders to the American Cheerleaders Associa­ provocations against the D em ­ tion's summer camp. (Herald Photo) ocratic republic of Viet Nam. Laos and Cambodia ami Hie rejeetion of any military in lerfcrenci* in the internal a! t a n s of I n d o c h in a " Kosygin's message said It was the second time in the past three days that the A m e x j'rtc *lie<1 mg r it‘111t 1i1 -*} t.vttrr rultur.il nirthmU mini mole County Rgrirulturnl |»ro Kremlin had made such a de uia nit j i *»K*M(m for Scmini'li* (m in is n> v\ anil h r t t r r triCHIh of i on* tliirt a i». To invrnli)«nte the postiollltiK pr»l> iito! ciiHUASi*!*. •IM Il M I V Mill In fonttulaim! Ly the itthllily «if makniK th r Swnfoni I. T o r t ii iiU litK * * « tl-k ip rn i A communique issued Sun i it i-iIn i r *iI i*oiimi it-1!*«' «if 11ic lion tictucMi industry itnl the S tale F a rn ie ri Market mote day alter Kosygin's meeting with North Korean officials Srnunole County Chamber of Kitetiiion Service aimed At effective* 7. To dt everything ‘puxul* during his Aslan trip t e n n i I 1 -mm 4*i . s *t a luncncon-mrct- thr • , Iu t ton of the many hie to keep a gric u ltu re ' one of the American air attacks on tni, Wmliwiuljiy mum fit Jim t » n > 1d n n 19 o f a i f t i c n 1t i n e . North Viet Nam "inh um an 1 S ji 'f ii ti # I cutiiUI Milt, ll bn* I r» To ant in any v i y po«- the rnoel tmporlAfit industrira »i(*lr m the promotion of Hem- in Srminole County. and railed on the United States Htmokincrti loci A) Ly lien. J. C. to pull Its troops out of Viet lints hi sun, elm 11 limn. Nam Mlijc tivi'S tif the* i tliliii i Mit The Soviet Union and Gieat Iliilam served as co-chairmen I•*r (,um*rul Hut. i*istill ol Hie l(J54 Geneva C o n te m n t nU I imI Hiv them’: which carved up Southeast t I u k* up iun^tunt ly ii h*it Asia alter the French Indo f..p ht* inl» turn, I-nth fn ie m l china war .««rmI Ati«Tr, 1hut ikf furls UK11 in a statem ent earlier in i'uliut« in S im innlf County; ii .iv . Hie Soviets warned llu to U f . *♦<linn I nils'll Press Internaliunul tll»K fuvl niteil States H u t American nr aiLIi' ItKiHutLin uml uppusAntic air knifed <lt*eji into the Midwest today attacks against Communist III If hills I hi*! vvuuhl uur and sent a freezing chill to tlie Texas border. Stormy North Viet Nam could lead to UK■i. ultiui’ luivfiArly. weather that plastered the Kooky Mountain states a world war. 'j:. I o «-ii. u n i ukc uur < **n- with lili/./.iiid conditions Monday, lifted during the A Radio Moscow broudcasi ti n! FIui Lin K ip r i inmiit S t a ­ night. II . said the United Slates would tion in P « t n e m ir h p m ^ m m iuperature stood at 20 below zero in Min be responsible for "the dire t*> itnproit* control of Imrm--------- nesota. consequences." ful itiul climmM's; in its Ico jams mused t h e IMPORTANT STEP M i n h f*»r n**w YMimliet mid Iloek River to flood at Tass said the Phnom Penh lmpio%t‘iJ vuri«*Uri of meeting was proposed by Mr, nt nn fm*nt hiI nritl hortii’iih -loslin, 111. The Ouachita P r i n c e Norodom Sihanouk. Infftl prokpirt* Atlupifthfu to River at (jmiden, Ark,, C ambodia's chief of sfatr SAmttirti** * oimly pnltAS dud in was n e sily lit feet above SAIGON (U P I) Buddhist Kosygin's m essage said the aII rx p rr inirntA tiffi^nrd tn Soviet Union hoped th e con impi \< >. apnolr County rk - P rem ier Phan Huy Qiiat to flood stage. Ttm storm which produced ference would lie "an imjmrt i i t u l ^ j t ' Tu Aiippoit the O n * day formally presented a 20 ant step toward rallying tin lr/f? il--f 1*1)1- Fxp**iinn-nt Stii man vabim t to chief of state (lie G reat Plain* b li/ta rd left half a foot of *now at Den­ [-copies of Indochina Id Hie t n>n ii* Hf* fuhfhntion p» oki mn Phan Kliac Nut* Hr expressed hope it could ver, Cold,, and hiMixled tlie defense of national indepmd .1, To »ik-MpfiMte u tth thi* cnee at the establishment ol F.Atrn»iu(i S n vl' e in kfrpinK unify South Viet \ a m during fnow -park at LeadsTile, Colo., One yaffilpeace in that part ol th i j!h.ui'M infillrnrfl on nrw ami this lime ol mcrra*ing military to 27 Inches c ri'is in Southeast Asia death was blamed on (hr world " The cabinet wav made up nf weather. * "T h e m am obstacle to the » wide spectrum ot political Forty-m ile wind* fanned normalization of the situation in the Indochina peninsula TAt-LAIt kSSEE (U P I) - and religgyiis groups including His smiw in tmrilieJT-t New now is the reactionary policy ( mdy liaslunski, (rerhm sn Buddhist* end Human Cathn Meniro.” Wind* ti|t to 15 mile* on hour carried tiie sto tm in­ of A merican im pcralists, ed u c a tio n . major (rom T a lla ­ lie* Kosygin said. hassee, lias b*-. n named ' Miss ■ Qual. a 56 year old medical to Oklahu m i . Two section hand* were "Toe struggle of Hie pen Tally-Ho" at Florida S t a l e doctor, was appointed hy the Tally-Ho is Ute country's military lca<ler» In killed n ear I'aslura, N M., pies far freedom snd Inde University when th ey failed tn hear an pend»nee is a Jm i struggle “ try to restore civilian rule student yearbook oncoming tr a in while *t work during the snow storm Along the eastern seaboard, snow fell from Georgia to | Boston. Seven inches of snow fell in Virginia u h e r t many schools w e r t forced to close. Expanded Ag Plan Sought Arctic A ir, Blizzard Center Here ket today orbited a bat-like “ space d u s t e r " satellite with giant wing* to m e a t u r e the hazards tiny meteoroid* pose to moonships. The lM foqt booster, Amer*, ica’* most powerful, thunder­ ed into the sky at 9:37 a. m . in the opener of a two-part n a ­ tionally televised space spec­ tacular to be followed Wednes­ day by a R anger moonsbot. About 11 minutes after the fiery blastoff, space agency * spokesmen said S aturn-t had scored its eighth straight su c­ cess by propelling the h eav iest U S. scientific satellite into orbit. _ Pegasus Tlie spacecraft, n am ed P e g a ­ sus a f t e r the winged horse of mythology, e m e rg e d from thn protective cover of a d u m m y Apollo m o o n crafy -th reo m in­ utes later. /; Its % feet wide wings unfold­ ed like an expanding acco rd ­ ion under the watchful eye of a television c am e ra and began its^sweep (or liny biLs of cosntic debris whizzing about General Battery and Cc ram ie Corporation has added another spnTjs tn the growing Seminole Count)' economy to day when it announced il would locate a distribution center here. The corporation has obtain­ ed a long-term lease on the building formerly occupied by the Chemical Corporation ol America on Elm Avenue. The 20,1101) square-foot site will he the focal point for dis space; "We consider that we hav* Irihutinn n[ the firm 's products the Pegasus meteoroid satell­ throughout the state. The Seminole County ( ham ite in orbit," Hie spokesm an tier of C o m m rrre industrial said. r o m m i lt r r says (he company He said the S a tu rn 's p e r ­ will employ hetwen 15 and 26 formance was “ excellent." persons Delivery equipment Pegasus so big it will look also will lie jet up here, ac- like a bright twinkling star at c'ording to John Kridet, Cham night, weighs 23,000 pounds tier executive timtiagor with the S atu rn ’s second stage The I'onUfcJs were m ade by attached for stability. Us 10,Jack . Fetnberg, president o! ixio pound Apollo cover w ss C h e m i c a l Corporation ol kicked into a s e p a r a te orbit. America, and his brother, Irv By reporting every hit mad* ing Feinlierg. vice president, hy a ptcee of space dust, P e ­ vkilit tits- local m d u stn al com gasus was ex|vected to tell m iller. scientist* how much protective The local division will be shielding large space ships will known a , the General Battery I need — p articularly Apollo and Spark i'litg Company. moon ships. ITans are In-mg made to Saturn construct a manufacturing fa Besides lofting It* first nitty a lter the distribution scientific satellite, the Saturn center is set up was giving engineers further General B attery lias factor flight data that will help tn the tes now in Reading, I’a development of the larg er I r e n e blown, N J . Now I’tuia Saturn .5 rorket Uiat is to send delphia, (llilo, G reer, S C , lliree men to the moon in 1069, and t-ianklort, Iml I The launch, eighth for the tilg rocket, was delayed more than sn hour by ground com­ puter trouble The 15 million pound thrust booster, which Russia may have passed in power with its WASHINGTON Ill'll - recent tli-oo man shot, gained Mrs Lyndon It Jolin-on will m om entum slowly as It ro ared skyward over tlie Atlantic afly tn s t P e te r s hiirg, Fla Fell 26 to present diplomas to head of a long column of redone of the first classes of m l yel'ow flame and smoke. About a m inute later, the unicers to complete training in S aturn streaked past tlie speed the anti-poverty program. The White House said, in an nf sound. A space agency spokesman nnunring Mrs Johnson * trip, that 22 men and women in thr said All system* look good st Volunteer* In Service To America (VISTA I program thi* time " are scheduled to complete a six week training course next week WASHINGTON ( U P I) — The First Lady plans To fly to Florida in lime (or the cere­ Tlie FBI announced live a r r e s t monies. lunch with tlie VISTA today of three men and one group and tour some ol (lie on -woman m a biz arre plot to d y ­ the-job training silo* m M namite live Statute of l.ilterty, Petersburg before relum ing tlie Liberty Bel: and tlie Wash­ ington Monument to. the capital that night Cover All O f North Lady Bird Flies To Si. Pete Soon 5. Viet Nam Unity Sought Tally-Ho Bankers Attend Hizurrc Plot e n n c iif f t OI’EN FRIDAY NITE TIL 9 isiAVO ODDT IAt ITV " ALWAYS R R 8T HI QUALITY FAVORITE SUMMER SPORT SHOES! PR Conference Economy Lift In Tax Lift DETROIT (U P I) — The ch airm an of (he board of Gen­ e ra l Motors Cbrporatlon **id elimination o* the I# per cent federal excise tax on autom o­ biles would g ite the American economy a lift. Frederic G Donner told ISLE OF CAPRI, Italy - newsmen elimination of the (U P!)— It snowed today on tax which be called an “ in­ the Isle of Capri for the first equity," would have an im, tim e in 15 years. The fall was pact on business generally that "would be very healthy.*' light. Snow On Capri Russ Demands Forces Leave S. Viet Nam . Giant Saturn Lifts 'Duster' Info Orbit CHAMPION SALESMEN of Sanford Junior Hint) School received prize* today for selling the most boxes of candy in the school’s annual fundraising drive. Proceeds are used for special school projects, materials or equipment and the entire student body participates. Displaying their awards are John Jurss, fourth place, 36 boxes; Linda Davis, second place, 40 boxes; Assistant Principal Ted Barker; Wade Singletary, first place, 43 boxes, and Ingrid Burton, third pluce, 36 boxes, 1Herald Photo) Five Seminole County bank officiala i r e attending a two d a y public relation* confer­ ence of tha Florida Bankers Association today and Wed Deadly at Orlando. They are: L. IL Webb, executive vice president of the Citizens Bank o t Oviedo; John Mercer, vice president of the United State B ank of Seminole, and Loring Burgess, executive vice pres Ident; Richard Kcogh| vice prealdent, and Kay Gallagher, public rrlatlona director, F lor­ ida Stale B ank ol Sanford. Sturdy cotton a r m y duck uppera with buff crepe design rubber .outaoleg. Correct bal­ ance arch, cushion In­ sole, tapered toe last. 4-10 AA, B. �ju u U um hh M'i d fir B an T u rB W rro lh .,JJTJU h •,- r^ W « P a ff e 2 —■ F e b . IB . TAGS * Hy C ary Gib-on Vocational hri (culture stu d ­ ents in Seminole High School will join F u tu re F a r n i t r i of America member* throughout th e nation In activities to focus attention on the im- LUCY WILLIS . FFA Sweetheart . portance of agriculture d u r­ in g National F F A Week, Feb. 20-27. ■‘A g r ic u l tu r e — O ur A meri­ can , il t r i t e * r " IS ilhi* F F A Week theme. The fa rm boys will undertake a cam ­ paign to Inform tha general public about the importance of tha agricultural industry to America, the growing need f o r farm ing, and of the numefoua and wida variety of op­ p o r t u n i t y th a t exist In the Legal Notice 1 ■ I ho f*mir I iif l'hr O m ni7 Juiljfr , C oim lft N r , In Prolm lft. In r r i K nlnfr o f I 'l or - C. W. RAKER, f»rrr#i p#4 T » %11 I'rrclMtira i»nd I ' r r u t i u l i n t In at f? | mIin « *tf I Lrin Mini'■ A i a l n a l fluid L f M l f i Y o u * nnd f i r h o f y o u i n tit rf tb y nntlf Ifl #nd r u Ir r r| t o prt*f rit »nV rlnlint «i»■I 4* Tii ft n 'If Which Von, ■r r l l t r r o f yo u , m»jf hftv» ajfit1n#l th# • nt mi a of C. W. HAliKH, dftc*BFr-1. lattr o f na 11| t 'o i in ly , th# C o u n t y J Wr! KI* o f Mr ru l * ft ole County, rioTirm, at *hl» office In U i i t o n t l hull*# of Maid C'*tinty at hA n fon f, d o r Ida, w i t h i n a lt e a l r n d a r iin uith a fr«»m th e tim e of lh« Iitftt jujltlf r a t i o n o f I hi* i*»*t 1*-r- Tw«* c n {il « i o f »ac h H a tm fir tie m i n d aliatl n* In w r i t i n g . » n l shall at at a I ha gd«cr nf real* riaftfft and ftnftf o f f h a addifraa o f th a c l a i m a n t , an d ah til lie s w o r n to hv Hie r ! « h i m u l . hi# ncrent, «*r Mil"MM > and ?»* * om p a n l M la) a ftllilM Ire of olin d u lln r an«l s u c h ‘ ' m u or «1»tit and n o t an fi led s h a l l ha ▼Old Hart lift it Dakar A* M e I »ru o f th a t -a* * W i l l and Te*tMin*n I of C* U li \l t ML tie raatMi 0 AIIdr * w M|*et r 111 W C o t n m r r H s I flt R anfn rd , Klorida A t t o r n e y foi l - » * u u i r i i P iih ti ah F e b 1*. I t . A M ir 1 9 1l«l cdj m * liroail fivltl of'nifricultun* for younjf mrn who htvi! n hackground of farm experience anti training. Membership in the FFA li rnaiie up of Rtudenta of voea* tional agriculture in high school. The orgu nitatio n'a actfvitiea are designed to help develop rural leadership and good ritixenahip, and to slim* ulate the atudenta to better achievement in their atudy and work toward successful establishment in farm ing or other agricultural occupa­ tions. The Scmlnola Jtigh FFA chapte r ha* f>0 mem bers. Of* fleers ara D anny Dickerson, president; Scott Thomson, vice president; David Little­ ton, secretary; Louis Itotunda, treasu rer; G ary Gib­ son, rep orter; Bryan Townly, sentinel; Ken Forrest, chaplain, and Bobby Hopkins, parliam entarian. The national F u tu re F a r m ­ er organization has approxi­ mately 400,000 member*, with 11,000 local chapter* in th* 60 states and Puerto Blco. Mem­ bership in Florida totals a p ­ proximately 10,000 member*1. F utu re Farm er* choot* the week of Georg* Washington'* birthday each y e a r for the observance of National FFA week. Although usually recogniz* ed a* a Revolutionary W ar general and our first Presi­ dent, W ashington’s first love was the farm. He was one of the first id the "nation to practice contour planting, crop rotations, fertilization, and other soil conservation and im provem ent methods. Legal Notice lit th * c Murf o f t*»M r « « w t r Jurf|«, I p m l a a l i fo u M f f, FlnrIm I ' m h a t f In rat i:« tnt# o f W I N N IK KM IT If *:,Dmcm***f1 T h All I it rill I lira anil I'rrutna If h * In ft fiMlniM o r D rm antli A n « trial S mIiI Faf mtft i Y ou ft ml *"fti' h o f )«*u a t# tioirli y nwtlflM.J mii<1 i n | u l i * 4 to |ir#*ftnl a n y f U l t n i a*».t »1»iuftudft w h i c h y o u , or ftlth#r o f )..y , m a y l ia v # apalriat tha M t a i e #rf W I N N I E ft MIT M 4# r # a ar >| , lal'r of Id foU fl ty * fo tha 'County Jud ft# o f Humlh o la n u t ) . F l o rt4», at hl« -iffIf▼ in I h • c our t ho vi ■a nf a«M t*ou nty at H in fo r 'l , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n *1* i . il. ti4.ii m o n t h * f i o m ti n Hi'"’ of tltM f 1r -! |i tj h 11r* 11o O o f tliia n oth '* T w o crj|il** o f »*c4i IdM. l ifetin or 4*'Hiifol *h* H I<• In NOTK K OP ftl IT Plaintiff. T o * i . u i Y i * y. r n i c K L L I te ald e nr a I ' n k n n i t n Yl L ANA C APtfffe. • LYNN ASHF. rAULINPe P r n c E L L K ma Ide n e e l ’ nit tin n, n • nd In any and all other par* tie* d a (inline any r lie lit, title, • nd/f*r Iritsteai In a m i to th# f o ll o w in * dftftcrlhad p r o p e r ty , t o w it : L*K 31, In Block **lt” of T A N fll.ieW o n n RKrTION TflllEK IIH I'LAT. be in I* in 4a t h u m I y, FI or Ida, at ■ r u r d ! n « to th a plat t h e t e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Hook lo, P a g « » t J an d C . P u b lic ltftr ord a -»f 8# in In n it County. F l o r id a Y o u a it k i n : i n : n r m i t i . r i K I » lh.H In P U l n l l f f WIN ter p a Jt iv f e d ik il h\ vJNTlIt a m i Lo a n tH F uC iA Tli*K against liaa )oii ipetlltitad in (Hft suit rTrrull Court of ^|e NINTH Judicial C ir c u it, In and for S E M IN O L E County, Florida, iha nature of the suit la In furei ht»r tti* imit i a aI. e rnverhia the sltove dr i»i",r1bed t*i o 11»■r t \ , «n 1*1 pr*«perl) belriu nituatf-d and lo* ratftd in HKMINULK County. Florida. You and Maih of you • re h e r eb y reijtllfed to file y o u r A m w v r w i t h th e C le rk o f tha C t r n ilt f*ourt, In and ( mi P F i l lN 'o L K i ’vU lit >, F l o r id a ft'nd e rr * , a r o p y t h e r e o f upon W. K W IM JL lt W ttk C U L K , o f th » f ir m <at W ln d a r w a a d lr H a l lira A W ard, 334 P a r k Ave* nut, b o u t k W i n t e r P a r k . F l o r ­ ida, A t t o r n * ) * fo r P l a i n t i f f In f h t ft bo ve s' T loti , on or b e fo r e ! 1 he &th d a y o f MAIICH A H . 16 IS, el*# a I l r e r f s I 'in c » n * f •••o will hft rill at ed a ft:a In at you IT Id O I I U L H K D th a t Uita b t p u b l l a h e d *n T H E HAN F o i l D i n n A L U • nftwapftper publlaht<1 in Hernlnol* C o u n t ) . Florida, ( i n n aatti w t e k fur* fo u r , c o n • M iU t lv t w e e k * XVlTNLdH t h e h a n d o f the Clftrk o f th e O r c u t t C our t, fe m lQ o lft C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . I lain t i t h day of January, I N I (M EAL) A r t h u r II K e r k w l l h . J r . C U rk of ih« C ircu it C o u it By: Martin T. V lh lr n D. CWlndtrwftftdlft. H i i n * » A W a r d 111 Park A w i m r . S o u t h W in ter Park, r i - n d a P u b l l a h F a b S. •. 1C. 3S. I N I 1 Hy Donna F . t n Winner* of the ' A merican­ ism Context sponsored by the A uxiliary U nit nf Old Glory American Legion Post 182 of A ltam onte Spring* were a n ­ nounced durin g ■ special pro­ g ra m held a t South Seminole Ju n io r High todiiy. Mrs. Molly Steudle, unit Americanism chairm an, pre­ MARINE COLOR OIJARI) from the Sunford Nnvnl Air Station kicked sented a w a rd , of ■ first gold off a week-long observation of "I Am Proud To Be An American” Mon­ medal and $2.50 in cash to Le­ day at Pinecrest School with the raising of the flag, (Herald Photo) roy Rodd; second place silver medal to Debbie Davis nnd a th ird place medal to Walter Bistlina. Honorable mentions were given to K sth r y n Bruns, Marthy Dean and David Krohne. A four 111. place brnnxe med­ al will be given to Charles Engel Jr. Student* of P in ecreit School Bobby C ara, Ju d y Kaye, MeJu d g es of the event were will be celebritlng “ I Am lanle Howard, Marvel Ann George Dabbs, principal of By Mrs. John Lsons Proud To Be An A m e r l c in ” Gwynn, Abby Waits, Robert Bear Lake E lem entary School; The Auxiliary to the De­ Jnmex Birkenmcyer, school week *11 this week, Mr*. Alice Baxter, Ann Smith, Doris n a r y Volunteer Fire D epart­ WUIlim*, chairm an of the D angleman, Scott C lem m er, ment will sponsor ■ dessert board mem ber nnd Mrs. S teu­ dle. " five-day observance, hi* a n ­ Roy Hunt, John Terwllllger card p a tt y a t 1 p.m. Wsdnes-’ day In th s Firem en’s Rsersaand Paul Ballard. nounced. Student* participated Mon­ T h u rsd a y sixth grade stu ­ tlon Hall. Plan* for the p arty were day In a special fla g ra isin g dent* will present, over the completed a t a mreljng of the Intercom, a abort p ro g r a m cieremOny'ted by a color guard written by the claaa, especial­ group held fast Thursday of U. S. Marlnea from Sanford ly for the occasion. Those psr- with Mrs. F ra n c s n n a Howard Naval Air Station. Student* ticlpatlng are In Mra. Ann presiding. Invocation was giv­ en by Mrs. E. B. E. Belnert, tang the national anthem , Reynolds elasi. Uy Ja n e Casselberry On F riday fifth grade c la s s ­ chaplain, ami Mrs. Edward pledged allegiance to the flag Healy led the flag salute. R e­ More th an half the le a c h ris es of Mra. S am Davis will and later joined an all-ichoo] present American scenes In ports were heard from vari­ a t South Seminole Junior "alng” of patriotic aongi. High School a t Casselberry the form of tableaux. They w-iU ous chairmen. • A film titled "A m erica the O ther projects discussed in­ are enrolled in courses toward Beautiful" was ahown today protray "B un ker Hill," "B etsy cluded a silent nuction to tie an advanced degree from the to all grades. Later atudenU Ross and H elpers," "Lewis held following the Murch 11 University of Florida, Rollins and C lark" and “ Taking the listening to patriotic music. meeting and the covered dish College or Stetson University. Oath as President " Wedne’Vtrry fifth grade stu Science courses are being Students of Mrs Maria supper scheduled for 6 p.m., denta will visit each rialsMarch 21. Both events will taken by Roland Hill, Joan Lewis and Mrs. Kathy H a rri­ room with a replica of the take place in the Recreation Wargo, Nelda P arker, Joe G reat Seal of the United son will present a play e n ­ Hall. * A kerman and P. Fletcher. Entitled, "T he Talking F lag." States and explain its m e a n ­ Program for last week’s rolted in education classes are A patriotic drill will be gi'ving. Taking part in thia dr meeting featured muslrinl se- 1 jijU rr> Frances Johnmonatration will tie Jero m e rn "* " r ' h o r n j_ o t t , Ja n e Ford, and Titshaw, Chip Youngblade, hux bury and Mrs Alice \Si! lections appropriate to coleiiams Students will be garb liration of Lincoln's and Wash- >JrS. Wargo. ed in red, white and blue legion s birthdays presented ■ Advancing their studies in hy, tire music chairman, Mr* Knglish are Luna Battle, ami clothing. The Friday program which Adam Muller, contralto, who j lw A kerm an; history, 11. A. ll ftfliatfafI nn o f F lrfllln u a \fliftta climaxes tin* week s activities was joined hy Emily Arm- j Orut-ding, Carlton Hughes, W # t h e iinili-ruleo#4 h # io « will be given twice—onre at strong, soprano, in singing | „„,| Mrs. Ford; and modern >1tJI > MOifti, ij ri Itft r # h A I" Aaron „ ui Ui , Mildred Gadrlie, Kay rlai# uudtr oath thai th* 1 30 p hi . and again at 2 30 two numbers. Mr* ti,im*a >*f *11 pPMun* ln'#»#-f Iilingan was piano acconrpan- Stut/.rnan, Lennar P tu t u s , i 1 to thft l<<|sii|(»p »»r prufaaa p m P arents are Invited to | Fieri ^Taylor, J Ott, C. Hughion ■ii rt# nil unde r Mi# o«fM#* attend the second perform o f T II K V I L L I H P HIP *P Refreshments were served Thelma Mossholder, ami Ince. 1410 Ilia wft th a Av*|jii» Hanford During the entire week, Mrs hy Mis Pierson Lillie and her | S ara Cohen. V In rid. a. and ih t • 1 1*n t of th# 10 1# r # ■»r nf m i ll. I* a# t 4l»*w* Williams said, contests wiR 'o m m ittc* nfU-t which gnmvs Jo Anne Ituwe nnd Russell N aim In h e ld in e s s a y , p o e t r y an d were played under diieetiun Muoie are taking u couise in JOHN W. W I L L I A M S M \ 11Y II W ILL I AMH ar t w h i c h p e r t a i n to p a t r i o t of Mm, John Vetter nnd Mrs. counseling und guidance A s­ 1 ]\ t #o t o f | it i r f #af sistant Principal Richard Har­ ■sill A ll) s t u d e n t c a n c n t ' T T, llnun rd. A m lo ln t T * n* lit 1* ih n e tt is also doing advanced a n y or all c a t e g o r i e s . T w o rib It III ht a *4 Htn v Ivot a h 'p I .. ho AA* AA li ifttfia work. bnns w ill be i i u e n m e a c h Pinecrest Observes w l l o w . and D afamlanH N I l T I f■« o r H I T T i l K HTATi : O F FleOlt 11iA TO i- a n a c A ah* ll l l h r f t a t Nuralnff Inat, ItoUlM 13 K n o s v lllf t, K n o s C o u n t y . Tannaaar« T uu , a n 41 #arh nf ara h ar ahy nut If 1*4 th a t atilt # haa turn u r iU 4 aft aln at you Kt tlit FI m i l l C«t»rl of .H#inln«4t C o u n t y . F l o r id a , in t'h a n c a ry . an a h t i r f t ' U t a d i | U a uL w h ic h I* FIRST FEDERAL 1A VINtlH AND LOAN AHHOriATIO.N o r 4 KM I S O L E COUNTY * t of | imi a I Ion, Kin nit Iff, vi LANA !,' AHIIE, a w hi a w all 4 LYNN AHIIE. D r f r u l a n t a , thft n atti r r o f aald ault b # l t i | i • ull l o f o r a c l o f # th a t c a r i a l n mortf ^a if t d a t e d O o to t ftr to, 11|3, and nf rarord In Official Itftvoida Hook M2, T a g * I I I , i f tha fitth'll r i ftc*first# i»f Ha in tin lift On tin t) , I I n r Ida, h d him h n lug ih * f nil n w In it 4#»cr th fd i aa I pr "p* r l y, to* w t l . I.ni« * and 1, n i o i ’k F nf NK A V KH ADDITION TO FANFOKD. according to |4at lliftrftof rftcordftd in Flat Honk I, Fa a # 171. o f th# Flllillc Jtftioiila o f Hftliili*i4 m i*i»unt|ri F l o r i d a , a m i y o u a r a h ar ahy m i u l r a d to 111* y o u r a n a w t r In *akd i n t t with ilia u n d a r a lg n a d Clftrk o f a a i t Court «nd to t a r v a a c o p y t h i f f t o f upon th a P l a l n t l f f a a t t o f n r y , w ho ** tia m t a n d a d 4ri-*" a p p e a r b e l o w , o n or he* f o i e (lie I t d a y o f M arc h, lafti, and In d e fa u lt therftof Duv i r « Fro C onfr*Hj w i l l t * e n t e r e d agatnat you W I T N E S S m y han d an d o f f l r l a l ' i s a l at th e C o u n t y t'ou rt* hou ae. laanford, S e m ln o l* Coun* ty, F l o r id a , t h l i 33ml d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1M I. ISLALl Arthur H t l e r k n l t h . Jr. c l e r k j f r ir r u li Court Ryt Jo a n M W il k e D e p u t y C le rk P h i l l i p H. is ogan F hinho le ftr an d t#ogau A t t o r n * ) * 4. t L aw p o ti ox m i H anford . F l o r i d a ». A t l o r n e y for P l a i n t i f f P u b l l a h Ja n . 2* A Feb. 1. 9. 1C I MS. CUM4 Fire Auxiliary To Give Dessert Card Party Patriotic Program “STEADY THERE. CHUCK.” sn.va Linda Noel an she nnd Chuck Best practice for one of the numbeni of the annual Queen of Hearts Skate Show to be presented at Melodce Rink in March. South Seminole T e a ch e rs T a k e Advance Courses * V r-s *K/ Mm ▼ ^ t JUNIOR MISS for the 1065 Mnrch of Dimes Skate party at Melodee Rink was Patty Leary who hrmiR'ht in ?20.58 of the ?181.77 raised. Patty was crowned hy Blake" STiHeF, field repre­ sentative for the National Foundation and re­ ceived a skate case and a box of candy as prizes. ju d»m g Iteachers in e a c h l>> s room alter con w iiilt.-c ol The Maine WASHINGTON ' U P l l - R e p Rial, tin an Charles .1 Mena Rarr.itt O'Hara is a man who parte, m em b er nf Theodore doesn't forget Roosevelt \ cabinet, was Ihi The 82 y e a r old Illinois Hein grandson of an em peror orrat, the only veteran of the _ ^ I Spanish.American War in Con *r**». made a brief House speech noting the fifth annl In ll«ft I niirt nf Hi* l *mnil Jiiilu r, ftMititiiidp ('*tu*|If. ft (it Ir cersary of the sinking of the •■r Flurlilat. (ii l*r«*hala battleship Maine in Havana h i . In rr the LftittlM nf Harbor. | | | M A\ FA UK KLL HELL. Legal N otice Kibosh Placed On NG Manual Remembers Workers School S e l Th is Week Hy 'lory anil Miles A f'hriatian Workers Hrhnol ia living aponanrni at Winter P ark Mrthniiist Church aarh day thia w r .k from 7 30 un ­ til 9:3il ft.nt. with eight rnuraca offered in varluua arena of church ilepartmenta. Qunlifieil teachers ar« in rh a rg a nf sach rnurte. A special invitation haa iirrn extended to members of N OT ITK O F ■ T I T TO* R u s K M A K Y 8. F I E R C E the Bear Lake Methodist f>*f and# nt YOU AND EACH OF YOU Church which helps give fi­ • r# harahy r ^ U f l a d th a t ault nancial support to the school. ha# h#*n rnrnmtncad a fa Inat y-'U In th# r i r e v l K c f urt n* f|t# < m u it i hi N I NTII J l DM I At, « iim OF l* ls O I II I» \ IN A M ) FOR D m* #4*i*1 O I M I A O L R C O UNTY . f in a l X ftT im M l A Nt i:II Y NO. | IftAO Nnllrr la h a r a h y « | v * n th at FIRST FLDKUAL H W I N K S • I»# wii «1a t a 11 11ad mill, *o n i h * AN D IsH A N A SSO CIA T IO N «»F Im d a y e f M arc h, A. D S:*I *. HFMINOLK CUU.NTY. a cor (itrnrUT in ih a t|*>tmrahla i' n im p n r a ll o n . ») JndtC# nf Hr m in 'd * I’n u n i y P l a i n t i f f . F l - r i d a , hla f in a l ratu r n. aeV| **»uini an d Yufiichftra aa F i a o u D O N A L D L PATT»>N an d w tfa tnr o f ih a Eftlai * MAT K 4R L L L L N L P A T T O N , at at K L L L IIl :LL, d i r * a * f d , and ftafftitda nf a Id Mmr, th c h irul th#r#, imnH▼ N in t h J u d trial I'l r c iil l nf th* N OT IC E o f i f IT a liplliflutInn tci lh « • # Id J u d a r Ntarift nf F l o r id a in an d for T I I E STATIC «1F F t .O il III \ T i l l fur a fin a l • * ( ( Im ntn t nf m* wa ml not* I 'uiiM y, Hi# ahtir*JttSKPIf II n i A M M K H H a drill n I*i ra t loh o f #»ld Mutiif# vlatM'l tit la of Hhlrh It a n d HE T TY J C II A M U E K S an d for an nrdr r 4ta «har glnft ►UR IN'I F I E L D FIVE C KN T b It out ft 1. B'*a 392. ■ AA'I Ntin HANK *»r . h im ** am li ICsftfiitnr 0«Wtnn, F a i r f a x C ^ u m y . Dft’ rd thia th* 31at da y nf Plaintiff V irginia J a n u a r y . A, D 1914 Vft You and «ac h nf yo u . a r t D O N A L D W A Y N E IMF I D ’E and / • / E 4 « a r d J II* 11 harahy not 1ft*d th at "Uil ti a • A a KAac Hit in i*f Him E **1 a 11 lU'MKMARY H I’lKIICK. hi# b # mu filrdl ag.iLfiat you In th# ft If*, fti ml, Of m a y F A K R E L I . ItK I.L t i n nit Court of k #m ln <4i D* ft ii Ian t ■ I >artft#ftd C o u n t y , F l o r id a , to c h a n c e r y , HTEM4THUM . DA Y U A In r'hftu* ft«y wftirt 1 44 79 * an aJL>hrr v*Aaf ed Htla o f w h l r h MrlNTOJHI T b t ^ n f t t u r # uf th ta s u i t la a ta F f l l S T F E D E R A L HA V IN O S A t t o r n # ) # fo r E i a r u t o r fo if ttlo a u r * of that c a r t a tn AN D lAJAN ASSO CIA TIO N l»F Foat o r f h a U m 1 SJu in r t f a i r a !i*3d am i n w n t d hy NKAIINOLK C O UNTY , a . ..r - Hanf ord F l o r id a 12771 I’I #tnt Iff, d a i r d N*‘«vpinh#r 1. pul mI hill, rift Ipi Iff, v« lit IN. F u hll ah J a n I f A K#h 3 11 1 94 1 an d t # f o r d ad Nnv»ftih#r A LI t L P A T T O N a nd % %tfa». LL* 194V. 3 b, 19®l In UffliCiai Ki'Cnrdft I. KV 15 P A T T O N , at al, Me. i l » l - II Itouk 3IA. U l ,,t t i l . p u b ­ f#nd.i til», t h e n a t u r e or aaid lic lt.,-or<t. ,,f 8 . m l n o 1 s r'etrnlu i t b r i n g a RUlt to foraclo** IX lin e KM M l J I t>u IPs t >. K lo r id s . . n c u n i b . r l n g i h s t th at l e r l g t n m o r t g a g e d atad ( O i l * T , l > 1)11 r o ll , « r r. 1n p t t c or p m c l u( proF abtuary L t i l l and o f r# tsoi.n r o t v t v . r i . o x m , lr«n> lo,»t.,i s n i b«cord In O f f i c i a l Racurda R o c k MI1ICK T<* CHKIIIIOHS Ins tn said County and Stata, 410, F a g # SI, o f the po Idle t • • l> IlKr K IT S T K t t y t u • w it rorfl * of S e m i n ml * C ou n ty, ItC Til NO lit, FA It WKIX U i l : : o f I tr pla t o f P I N K F l o r id a , a n r u in h e r i n g Hu a fn lUECFA 8 KH. C U R S T I tK III II T S a . ral o n l t i g dfticrlhedi i ta 1 pro pa r t) , Alt rr.ttllars ot ths Ksrst* c o rd .d in Plat Hook S, I o - w 11 r*( Huth Nost Fsrwstl. P a g * . 77 an d 71 o f th * Tha E a a l ISO | faat o f tha ^d. s r * h s r t h y n o t l f l s d ,n,l r«Pu blic ft acor da o f S a m iY:a»t 2 / 1 o f J h e Wftftt 1/4 q u l r . d tn (II* s u y c la im or ds n o la C o u n t y , F l o r id a o f th * 8 W U o f th* NAVL i n . rut w h i c h t h . y m a y h u t . KACII OF VoP 18 H F Q l'm o f Mart loti ! • ToH nah lp It) • gainst said . s l a t . In th . Of- Ktr 1„ t i t . > our a n a w a r or u t h . r S ou th . Kao a i 10 Ea at lira* Flos of th* County Ju.tg. In w r i t t e n d r t c n a . a to tti* C o m ­ t h# N o 11 It 2& f r a t fo r t u t d I, and for fi.mlnnl. Counly, p la i n t w i t h tti a C l a r k , o f Or* a o d you a r e h t i r t i y teiju lretl Florida, al th . Coutt llou.s In C ir c u it t.'ourl of Vamln ota to ft la your a n ■w * r in «atd dantord. Florid*, within .lx (*) C o u n t y . F t o r l d * . In th ia pro• ull w ith th e u n d a r a lg n a d r s t .n d s r month, from the data r e a d i n g a n d to aa rv* a c o p y C la r k o f aatd C ourt a nd to of Ih* first publication of thl. t h e r e o f up on th * p l a i n t i f f * a t ­ pervM a c o p y th a ra u f upon tha notlcs. Hath claim or dsmand t o r n e y * . w h o a * n a m e * an d ad I'latntlffa attorpay, w h o a t mual ha In writing, and mutt ‘I taa* a r e h e r e i n a f t e r eat fo r th , n a m e a n d a dd re e* ap p ear \ r . • tat* tha plac* of realdanc* and • a r e q u ir e d hy l a w , n o t la t e r Im*., on or hftfura (hr H t h day poat offlc* addraaa of the t h a n Hi* 1St h d a y o f M arc h o f M arc h. 19*1, and In d e f a u l t il tlm ant, and must b* ovum to l i s t In d e f a u l t i h t r t u f th* I h e r e o f D e rr * * Pro C o tif te e o t>y Ih* clatmshf, hi, agani or r a u t * w i l l p r o e g a d ax p a r t* w i l l be e n f a r e d a g a l n e t yo u hla attornay or It will baeom* upon th * e n t r y o f a D e e r e * W I T N E S S m y h e n d a nd • f f | * void according to taw Pro C o n fe a a o a g a l n e t yo u . r i a l e e a l a t th e C oun ty . C o u r t HATCH thia tind day of J a n ­ WITNKS& my hand and tha hou ae. I fe nfo r d. S e m i n o l e t'o u n - uary A. H. IM). official eaal of aald Court In ty . F l n r ld a , t h le 4th d a y o f COM MKite! At. HANK AT Samtnol* Coqnty, Florida, thia F ebruary, IM I. HATTON A UKACH, aa Ka- Sth day ot February, IMF (H E A L ! •cutor of Ih* Haat Will and (KK AG) A r t h u r H R eck w it h , Jr* Taalamant and Codicil Arthur H Beckwith, J r . C le r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t tharato In th* Katal* of Clark of th a Circuit Court Hyi M a r t h a T. V lh le n Ruth No*! Farwall. dacaaanyi Martha T. Vlhlan I). C. •d. D e p u t y C la ck P h i l i p II. I so gan Hy: John R sim p ,on H K A ItH A l.U O ltlD G K F < S h ln h u lerc ami Logan , Ita Trust of near AND I.KWI 8 A tlo r n e y e at L aw CUItTIS HASCII Allornaya for Plaintiff P. U Hug U I 4 I.'l Orang* Avauut la North Court Straat S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a Hay Iona Haach. Florida Pott Offlc* Box m l A ttorn ey fo r plain tiff Attornay for Katat* Orlando. Florida Publlah' F e b . 9. II* 31 * l i a r . Publlah Jan. t« A Fab. 1, t Publlah Fab f. IS. II, A Mar 3. IMS IS, ISO. f. ISIS Q D J-1 4 COl-TI • C U J-tl in t iii: category A program on " t r u s t in g God,” based on Leslie Weatherhead’s book, " T h a t E ternal Sea, w as presented by Mr*. Jam es Leonard a t las t T h u rs­ day's meeting of Grace M eth­ odist Church's Jo y Circle held a t the church. Mr*. John Hire* w as host­ ess and Mra. Roger H arris, chairman, presided. Mra. Roy Wall gave the opening devo­ tional and repo rts were given hy Mrs. John Martin, secre­ tary ; Mr*. L am ar William*, treasu rer; Mrs. F. J . Murray, sunshine chairman and Mra. Hires, mem bership chairman. Reporta were presented by those attending on the talk given recently by E. Staiilry Jonea a t W inter P a rk Meth­ odist Church. D* ike group were Mra. Williams, Mrs. Otis Taylor, Mr*. M urray. Mrs. Lronnrd, Mr*. Alvera Kelley, Mr*. Hire* and Mrs. Roger llarri*. Mr*. C. E. Williams and Mr*. Karl Fehd of Lydia Circle alio heard the talk. Jo y Circle will be reaponaibie for cleaning the ghurch kitchen during March and member* volunteering fo r thia work were Mra. H arris, Mra. Hires, Mrs. Murray, Mra. T ay­ lor and Mrs. William Rape. Two guests, Mrs. F re d Tonkinsun and Mrs. W ert Me. Knight, and 13 circle mem­ ber* were in attendance fo r the meeting. N ext meeting will he March XL. with Mra. TdJ’ior as host- MIAMI (U P D —Gov. llaydon Burns has warned a Miami post of the Florida National Guard to stop using his nam e and picture to endorse a p ro ­ ject. Burnt said In a letter to tho unit it will have to slop soli­ citing advertising for a n u­ clear disaster safely m anual and has ordered an investiga­ tion Into the m atter. /L e g a l Notice w i l l in it and itiiilJi at.ii# th * |.|,i. # s*f i n I t n t i ftMd hoat of. Ala t V It AA*Hl.ftioft ft » t hlrft-* o f th# 'Claimant, HTATt '*1 I l. i i l t I D A a m i "hal l S* awiiru I** h i Mi* • ' ' I ' M A i »F H l. M I N u L i: Sw-irn to and * i !<•• r lh#>t *■* !11-ft1014 ll t , hi# aifftftl or attrrf nay n od a- i oiiip a o ted by a til- fo t a ina t h l i 2"th la y o f J. m Irift f t # of »ut fi o l U i am i t u i l t 11 el I ft A I', 1’*»-' Pftlrh U Ao*t Rut h "I j i m or 4 # m * n d not ao fit ad • h a ll tva %old • N n 'f tiy Puli Hr H’ata «f F lo t Ida /*/ I in it ii la i' Btanidrom Mj o o m m la a lo n # i p t •» J u ­ A" n i l til'd .f li l t ly 11 I n d 7 W i l l will Tftataniftiit o f STI N' ll;*iM ll AAIS \ W 1N V IK MMITII d.< M. I NT* *SH sTi:N'HVit«i»i i i a v i b am h i m * .it !#^w \ M. INTO* 11 Poat Of IK • H o i 1 ! l ft Vilorn.y. (or Ex*. >itor Sanforl. Florida i? tti !*©ftt Of f i t # Bo I 11 PuhliMh Jan 1* A F e b I » M*»,fsr4 FI "f 14a *3TT1 I’ mhllah Frt. 3, | , | # t II, 1**1 H. 194'. C D ! 17 F l'l < l\ T in ; « itu i IT <til h i . NINTH Jt lilt M l. « llll I I I, IN \ N|l I’OII *1 m i m h i ; fOI'NTY( r i o l l i o a in r t t A N C h i n nit, i (nor M n i i t n t i . i t r m i r i i nwi n r W INT E R r A ,11 K K l l -I | | \ U H A V I N O H \ NI ♦ 1 . 0 A N AhH'i i T A T l o N , » **oi i» •>rJt li o n »• r s: i« n - IN I'llK l lllt l i r ( III I I I . l i e d and #Oalln i? un de r Hi# n i n t h J i n i i M i , r i i M i n o r l i w i o f t h a li'tiltad Htatea of F M I II ID A IN A NII F P It SICMIAmerica, NOl.K COUNTY. r u m i i f f t l B A N l E n V NO. I I U 4 ▼ft:* FIIIHT F E D E R A L HAVINOfl LLOYD E PURCELL ft n d AN|> LOAN A M D T U T I O N OF PAULI NIC ItTliCELL Me wife h i ; \ l l N U L L C OU N TY , a C u r p o t! isfa nd antf t a Hon. Mrs. Leonard Gives Program For Circle Old Glory Post. . Names Winners In Contest SHS Voc-Ag Students Join National FFA Observance • it A ‘? Legal Notice Hot Ruttercup FRESHWATER, I s l e of Wight (UP1) — A enw nam ed "B u ttercu p " scratched her h ic k against a Role. T herr was a brilliant flash.-— and F reshw ater found llsrlf with­ out electricity, The pole su p­ ported o v crheudr cables which swung together,-—causing a short-circuit. Legal Notice iw i s , r « u o ur t a . Cud, i i J u t . r , a r in I ■ n I• Cuwwty, F l o r ­ id a. Iw P r f t a t a . l a ra i F a , a , a „ f I l t K N E lASCIHK W A I . T H A t . I 1l a ^ . a . r d T a All Ctwdllwra a a d P w t a . i H avin g ('la in ,. nr Itrmaw da I k i I m i Said F a t a l . i Y ou an d a a c h o f y o u a r t h a r a b y n o t l f i a d and r a q u l r a f to p r a i a n t a n y r l a l m a an d da m a n d a w h i c h you . or a l t h r r of you, m ay hava agaluai Ih. r a t a l * of I HU NK U U ' I S K W A t.T l f A I - G dai-aaaad, la ta o f aald C o u n l y , t o th * C o u n l y J u d g * nf S a m t n o l* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a t h i . o f f l c * In Iha c o u r t ho u a* of a a ld C o u n t y a t Va ntor d, F l o r ­ ida. w i t h i n alx c a l e n d a r m o n th * f r o m Ih* tltn* o f th* rtrat p u b ­ l i c a t i o n o f th ia n o t e * T w o m p laa o f a a c h c l a i m or d am an d a h a l l b* In w r i t i n g , a n d ahall a ta t * th * p l a c e o f r aaldan c* and po at offlc* add ra aa of th * c l a i m a n t , a n d ahat t b* a w o r n to b y th * c l a i m a n t , hla a g a n i . or a t t o r n a y and a r e o m p a n l a d by a f i l i n g fa* o f o n * d o l l a r a n d a u c h c l a i m or d a m a n d n o t s o f Ilfd a h a l l b* vo id . E d w ard W alth all Aa a a a c u t o r o f th * I ft at W i l l a nd T a a l a m a n t o f I IIK N K U .» i;i S K AVALT H A H U dar.aaaad 8T K N 8 T K O M , D A V IS a McI n t o s h Al l o r n a y a fo r R a a c u l o r Poal O ffice Box t l t o S a n fo r d . F l o r i d a 41711 P u b l l a h F ab . t, 1*. Jl, A U a i s. i s o C'DJ-JI REX BROOKS, profiMrnt of the Oviedo Science Club, receives check from Frank Wheeler Jr., Iircniriciit of Nelson nnd ( ompHiiy uf Oviedo, which i.s one uf the many business firms pnrtii ipnting in sponsorship for the Regional County Science Fair to tie held al tho Oviedo School Mnrch 25-26. Ttkt so* phon* cal (or btlow), idd hml*ts with bsiksts of gifts tod infosmstra* tbovt tha aty, tbr r* iinuint hospitility, •nd you'll hrv* t gsotrora sod dslight?" wsIcotm. An \\yconie3S3\n[km Lake Mary Boy Scouts Enjoy Weekend At Camp Wilderness By France* W ealrr Boy Scout Troop 242 of Lake Mary enjoyed a weekend rump mg trip tn Cninp Wihterni'SK. Event* nf S utuntay night around the ro u n r ll King inrluiitd akitx put on hy the various patrols. Also, ami of most importance, was the Tup Out for Tim O rd rr nf The Arrow, T hole chosen wrre Lioug Hutton*. Bobby Hulhack ami John Neiututi. They w cir chosen by L’raig Itiumpaon and Greg Hauach. Those a tten din g the affair besides S coutm aster Roy Ho­ well J r . were F ran k Cook, Hob ilugciltlrin, Glen f'nckrnn, C raig Thompson, Greg llausch. und the following member* of the patrols; Ronald Lerp, Donny Sjobhim, Gury Omey, William Omey. Tim my HruoMyn, Curtla Crawfurd, nnd E ari Sjoblont. F red Hulhack, P at F itzp at­ rick, Doug Hunt, David Rice, and Uob Kreth. liobhy Hulbuck, John May, Tom May, Tom Pultun, Duug Button (P ow er), Roy Norris, and David Schweirkcrt. Bundy Cooper and Don Dur­ ham David Cochran, Dan Lowcry, Leon Johnson, N athan Sjoblom, Mike Smith. StanN O T R E SPO N SIB L E I w'ill n o t ba r a t p o H t i b l e f o r a n y d » b u i n c u r r e d by anyon a o th er th a n m ysatf. J. I- B EN N ET T | Iry Unwell, and Bobby J a r | ' " nr Michaet U tr, David MacMu rry, Mike Parkinson, J i m ­ my Simmons, David F itz g e r­ ald, David Gormly, and Dan­ ny Pemnrse. John Neiman. Keith Gibson, Joe Goreman, and Tom Doyle. Don K reth, David Neiman, and Dudley Rouse. Jim m y G ra r and Kip Rugenstein. n Virginia PetrosM P . O. Box 1214 Sanford Phyllia R u g sn sttln FA 2-6254 Laka Mary Nora Norrta T E 8-151,4 S. Sem in al* Mildred Haney CSN-5S31 Deltona Mary Getting^, Bear Laka \ . 293-6847 V Sophie Hainej * 668-4402 DeBary Lets Do Business Togethe You’ll Save Money j- - • And Be Happier In A *65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "Excellent S«rvle« Too”, , Strickjand-Morrison Ford, Inc. « M « l W. P a rk 614-8916 �X /* X*. fe i£ : i : * Slrr ftittfnlk irntlfr r ■ Feb. 16, 1965 — Page 3 DeLand Tied For OBC Lead Blue Darters Spring Practice Set Knocked Out Feb. 2 7 By Indians By Bulldogs - fag PALM D ESE R T. Calif. — (N E A ) — You know th a t Jim G arner you see on the silver screen—suave, diffident, don't gjve a damn, so calm a r a t ­ tlesnake could crawl up on his arm and faint in delirium ! It ju s t ain 't so. T h a t’s the career Jim G ar­ ner, relaxed before the cam ­ eras. Then there's the golfer Jim Garner. The w hirr of a camera revs his motor. “ You're on the backswing,*’ said Jim over a dictrile and lemon a t the Bermuda Dunes course here in the desert, ,*‘and—wh-r-r-r—one of those James Garner old 191)3 cameras s t a r ts grin d ­ ing. So do my teeth. “ I used to be known as the Tommy Bolt of the amateurs. Now he's the Jim G arner of the pros I'm the only guy who threw a club after a practice swing." , Garnet (I'm sute I don't hose to toll you what th at handsome. I lin k-hailed Okie looks like l takes his golf ser­ iously, anil lie’s a fine hack- “The w o rst time for an am ateu r is th a t first tee when he's cold. I never go it hard. I swing smooth.’” There is, however, a Jim G a rn sr manual fo r playing with the pros. He says they have a certain tem peram ent to stand up to the sight of a pot-bellied d u ffer wedging a divot rig h t over the ball ( “ 1 actually saw it once.'') “It shakes 'em up,” said Jim , "if you don't observe th* etiquette of the game, like picking up when you're hope­ lessly out of a hole or m ak­ ing sure not to step in the line of his ball on the putting green.” The rew ards go like this: “ Dave M a rr made me stand up over the ball to keep from swaying, which was one of my bad habits. Rob Rosburg help­ ed me with my chipping and p u tting." Ad infinitum. The«.best round of golf G ar­ n er ever saw was a G2 by Dave M arr a t Monterrey when they went out for a practice whirl one blustery morning at the Croaby event. A fter five months away from film-making, however. G arner is resdy to resume his movie career. “ I ’m ail golfed out," he shrugged. High Scorer On Sidelines ST. LOUIS t l ' P I ) — Veteran Bob Pettit, suffering a knee injury, is sidelined fot two to three weeks. It was the third time this season the all-time high-scorer bowed to injutles. and his loss is e x ­ pected lo cost the St Louis Hawks dearly. Tile 33 year-old P ettit suf­ fered a “ligament te a r" in his lie plays to a five handi-' left knee late tn the third quarter against the f'im m n a tl ta p , la-longs to rune d if fe r­ ent clubs (which is some kind Royals. The Royals won, snapping ,,f statu s symbol in southern Die Hawks* five-game win California) and admits, with and leaving them th a t well-known G arner wink, stteak three games behind the Lo* in- liets “ ha 111 binge rs — like (A lt Beam-link." lie's actually .Angeles Lakers, leadeis ill the NBA W estern Division. a f J Nassuu man. Every tog golf tournam ent has a pro-am event in mid­ week. whiih is an ex. use for men of substance lo mat* h divots with Arnie Palmer, the sam e way Gussie Busch likes to go out in tlu outfield and shag Hies with the world champion Cardinals G arner makes the scene tug ill these. II* inis played in GO pto-ams since he got rich en­ ough to buy a set of clubs nine years ago Winch brings us lo Die purpose of this opus, Whut's it like lo let a driver out with Palm er or Jack Nlcklaus or the other pros T “ Well, said Jim. “ tbcie we were on the I Till hole of the Crosby (Bing Ctusby invita­ tional l. and Nicklaus shank ed bis 1* e shot. And 1 said to him, ‘What goes l o r e ! ' “Then I stepped up und I bombed it, too We were on national television, of course. "O therwise. I like lo play with tile pros. I play better and 1 don't feel the pressure. The galleries don't bother me The pro. they reap ed him. The nnuiteur. when he hits a bad shot, they laugh Double-Header On T a p For Fans NEW YORK <UP1| — Mad­ ison Square Garden announc­ ed th a t Willie Pastrami anil Emile G riffith will defend their respective wuild cham ­ pionships in s “double-head­ e r'' a t the Garden, March 30 Pastrami, of Miami Reach, risks hi* light heavyweight 175-pound crown against P u ­ erto Ricsri Jose Torres, of New York, in on* 15-ruundcr. In the other, Griffith, of New York, defends his we Iterw rlg h l 147-pound t i t l e against Cuban Jos* (stable, of Miami, Ela. Odds Drop AGUA CALIENTE. Mexico (U P U —Gun Bow, who had opened as a 3-1 favorite in the Calieutr future book on the Santa Anita Handicap Feb. 27. v a t slashed to 8 3 Sunday on the strength of his San An­ tonio Handicap win Saturday. Candy Spots, runner-up to Gun Bow Saturday, rem ained 3 1 E lb a u m ’s new protege is a night club work in New York, Connie Van Dyke. 18. w ear­ club (With guests by invitaing the black sw eater and gold tion only). Klbaum made it to I featherw eight, and was Miss vantage of them. I've taken slacks, from Detroit. Mich . New York (or a few days Teen-Age A m erica four years some lessons from Willie Mosprobably doesn't realize just with hi* latest phenon since ago. Right now] she is Miss coni, hut I'm not that good " •'What she's good a t." Elhow fortunate she is to have heavyweight Dirk Wippcrman Roving Don Elbaum in her corner. | “ She is the greatest young | She recently cut her first bauin broke in. ' is singing, stir's g reat." Elbaum is tjie boxing pro ­ And the last tim e anyone | moter and m an ag e r from Erie, saw Dick Wippcrman. that's Pa , who has decided to what fasl-talkmg Don was say­ branch into show business as I ing about him. Miss Van Dyke's m anager Although most of his time singer to come along since record (E pic) and has done Too had Wippcrman couldn't Her hobby i» pool winch she sing.’ Think what a great act these days is devoted to p ro­ Streisand,' In, said ''S he's a begun playing at home a few that would be moting a middleweight c h a m ­ belter, a real belter.'' That, by the way. is the y ears ago. I Elbaum cotiUI book them on pionship bout between Sugar "M y father built the tables.'' to the sam e card with Sugar Ray Robinson and Joey Glar- sam e description he uses (or she said, ‘.‘so 1 just took ad Ray ami Giardrllo, dcllo in a Pittsburgh night Wippcrman Connie Takes A . Cue Shoreline Fishermen Kill Spawn By Airs. John l.ro nr Tribe Hosts Wildcats Tonight By David lllcglnlmlham Herald Sport* Writer Seminole High c.igers will Post Du- Winter Park Wildcats tial menace to future fishing b P 1,1 tonight w a s pointed out In m rm bers Lunch Ralph Stump! - J.iv of Die Dellary Ei-iimg Club hi V1*1*5 will 5tjM tiir action a G 30 p m when thi\\ t.ikc on Ruddy Nnrdman of Dei.and, gue*t speaker for Die group - the Iiabv VUlili.rl* I hu -st.nl i r*- (nr S.irilnM w ill 0* \\ .Its. February meeting Frank U h n ju m N ordman said that tho-a Jrrn i^ .m Paul , tiir.: Nfiivi'lv and wlio cast from along the edges <i ,1rill'­ ol lakes and riven, kilt off ll ie h ji« ‘ InJii th ousand ' ->f ti-h eg - bv step­ 1op e' Ini .itu‘il> in Ion 4 t ping on the -pawn which could si ecu! dine to I to.01 l o.i >li result in pour li-lung for re a r - Mark ltl>the IIIvihr **» d to come He al-o pointed out 'Tunichl we pl.iv Winter I’.itk that boat- with large motors and w» 11 iisillv be up t-.r do the -aiiie t i p e d am ag e t 111N i I»< i'll .MINI t |||‘V bc.lt Jl' Ic dem onstrated fl - ca-tm'* t \ vi\ points Mo last lim e w« and tiring >f knol- ami rinsed pisi s eii W* it in- ready to Ji *i his talk In conducting a q u o Mm Wildcat* all they want and tion atl-wer -ession l»ns'-ih!> 4iii they c*in t.ik« The merlin.' « j - conduct 1he ^larter** for the I r itu ed by Nor*t.i Roach president w il he Don \ieliola* 1l*>n Four n<w mem ber- were ,n Jhii mi| i I rank Mini ,t\ Mi -« trod in id an I th e n were r ... It! i and ltiidil\ stmtipt gue-t- present \ color film, \lliiUt the Itj5ilop VI D-ie “ Louisiana wa- -down by , it-mic HlvVhr >ani We r* El in n Thompson of IH-Barv, very happy witii the -rr.i? * u Refreshment- were - r u e d by toty ovei the Hornets \\t t» the hoste-sc- Mrs Roaih and especially happy bcciiUM it Mrs Clyde Wright was a team victory with every tmy on tin te am conti ilniliri.’ to the win L am ar Oxford did a fine job for us under pie> sure ami Hutldy Sturupf p!av D U N E D I N t l ' P I I — P a u l ed (he whole K*»nie so nor H o rm v . u lm wgn hip only sophomores really l o o k * 1 ljuuM lion ,Nieliol .1 *, played lit*» s t a r t o n tin* p r o t o u r t hi n rm uurird tin* *"p u in v wm- l i n o t hall „’a me and we !« l n n on tin P i ufus-nurml - that tins was what he ip i di d ers intioN t liinumi nt lit give hint confidence lor the c i r c u i t w i t h $ 1 2 .0 0 (1, rest of the season and next Hod Fufiacth h*‘ t week's Phoenix Open winner, second with 1 10,077.'*0 follow­ ed by (ieorife hnudaon with llO.HJfi and Hub < harh a with 110,67a. M illionaires Buy Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Vs. Faculty raising the dumbbells and ex­ hale while lowering them. Eillirr 8-ptiund or 10-pound Orbatron dumbbells can be used in this and all the auccccdlng exercises. Hu ll t .ii Hun (N EXT: Raise) w dl U Ilir offt <tal wat«;r bo> lor the faculty M|iiad Tin f ■ f lime enter lainment will Im pnivided by tlir Junior loch f.*c ails and student* at the -i linol I In- game is slat oil to -tart at 7 p m in the school o i n .>ori), N o Minot*! The dumbbells sre part of the physira! fitrn-ss kit pro­ duced by the Diversified Pro*, ducta Corp. DOG RACING Post Tim e 8:10 Nightly S un day) UACINti KINK semi-finals TOMORROW NIGHT MATINEES John sSpolaki moved, up a n ­ o t h e r round in the U dder a* hr rolled games of 168, 2.36 and 10-3 for a nice 830 series. This enabled John to go into third place anti Drop Jack b a n n e r into 4th plnce as he lost to John despite a couple 200 even games and a respectable ?1 l series. John Uridges took nil four game* fnmi Hob (iuthrie to hold onto his first plnce spot by some five points. John roll­ ed a 727 set to Hob’s 643. Phil Koche moved into a fourth place tie with Jack Funner as he won three points from Pete Petersen. Phil rolled 204, 212 788 and Pete hit 202, 203/744 (ieorge Swann held oil to hi* sixth (dace spot nn he tallied 200, 220 780. Hob Steel® remained in seventh pln«e a ft e r taking three wins from (Jerald llehrens. Hob rolled 708 to (Jerald's 720. Paul Mareptte moved up to eighth place h* he split a match with Huhuii Kay Kay shot 206 73f» to Paul’s 208/77 7, tiernge Pnulk slipped to moth pini u hn he was aide tn salvage only one win from file lulld fighting league pie** 11!»*!'st . J »»Iin 11y J oin■a («eoi ge this sp rin g ," says Coach Bill Peterson. " O f course, t h a t means we'll be looking for • passer. We’ll also concentrate on defense, particularly in the secondary." Ed P ritch ett, las t y e a r'a number two q u arterback, will miss all or m ost o f spring drills in recovery from a knee opuratidn performed in De­ cember. A lthough it ii hoped th a t the Decatur, Ga, senior will l>o available next fall, the field is wide open fo r several young q uarterbacks who will get a close took from Semi­ nole r o e r h rs this spring. Tony Gero, a ju nior from Medinon, N J „ is the leading candidate now, with Kim Hammond and M arty Kolbus in line for top consideration. Hammond, from Melbourne, was held out last y ear, and Kolbus is up from the fr e s h ­ man squad. The Semmolcs -revot* ■'-£3 lettcrmen from last y ear's Gator B o w l championship squad, but there a re o th e r gaps to be filled. Only two a ta r tr r s return on the o ffen ­ sive line. “ We’ll he looking for peo­ ple to fill those positions, and we’ll need a lot of people to give us the depth we need, both offensively and d efen­ sively." Peterson says. Returning offensive s t a r t e r s a te tackle IHj Williams, g u ard Joe Avcirano, fullback W ayne Giardino nnd halfback Phil Spooner. Five of the “ Seven M ngnifirents" defensive line return-—ends George D’Alletsandro and T erry Garvin, tac­ kle Ktnnk Prnnie, middle guard Jaek Shinhnlser and Imrbm'k Bill McDowell, Maury Rjhrnl, Howard Eh* lei and Jim Massey are b ark m Die secondary. Flu ruin State will p rartb a on Monday, Wednesday, Eti* day nnd Saturday with Die an­ imal G nincl and Gold game scheduled Mat eh “ 7. A week of p ra itire Is scheduled a ft e r the gamr, C h e v r o le t Better Golf - Through Exercise By Gary Player Written for NEA I—Side Eatcral Raise The object of this exetcise is to streng then shoulder muscles for driving power. Assume position A and ex­ tend arm a upward above head as in position C. S ta r t with rig h t repetitions and work up to a maximum of 16. After you are easily doing 16 repetitions of the A to C exercise, you may advance to the following: Position A to Position B (5 to 7 repetitions); Position C to Position B (5 to 7 re ­ petitions); a/td Position A lo -Position C (5 to 7 repetitions) During the exercise, for proper breathing, inhale while Spolski Rolls Series Of 830 y e a r Steve Groover played team will mis* Gary Loyd. Ins bosl hall gam e making I!) who is *ick and out for the point- and getting 21 rebound- ie-1 ol Hie season Blythe said. w hiih is good against any We miss Gary a great drat, lie was our best defensive competition " DENVER I - Mil­ According to Blythe the player and free throw shooter lionaire contractors Gerald He was especially j good asset tin,I Allen Phtppa pnlchn.se,! It* the team because of h t h e »nntrtdluig inter* pt in the v*:re.it will to win Tims will to I h o v e r Hiorienn nnd iinmeibwin i*. the best I have ever ntelv piomi^rd to keep the seen iri a h r{4ft school player 1 American Font bn II Lun^ur* Must hall dull* that have Jest team in the Mile High I ‘tty. If* LMm«'« will tliii»vs in Mir The J I 3 tot Hum ilenl low el hul n >l these buy * tbr b r o t h i r s IM p e r 11v II,*\ id II Incinhofhain I hey u k with in lo the end rent f t hi* i*tin k of Knipiii* 11r i a id S p u r t s U r iter Sf)M| t „ l o r , w i n e I n I i s I n t i l and lies er iprit \n all female basketball Tins jv ilit- S^imiioles' last 3im*e t ?t a. * 11m* Hu *n e o *, the rolled a 6,63 to Jo u rs *172'. The ;a in e will he held t»etween tbr 4.Title of the season so the ItnBefirifl 11i*iii^ of the Pariftr inatch lietvveen Joe F e rn mol '*ard"ni .himor 1114 b fnetiltx Seminole lliph cheer leaih r* i oust Lem s'ii u 11 vi<I Hear * St md W V Wind ended in a tie ns and tin varsity and junior hope I’m aie a fatt.s toin rod him, a 31,000 av;i ! briffehiill W ind hit 6,'i3 lo F e in 's 630 total foot bull pin tit ill t"f ce to sup|»oi I tile t« am \ it ' p \ t Im t i leader s lo n u h t P* i a j -e funds to *end Mir ' • lie* r !• oler s lo Mx A m en, an • ! m a a d * r > AsMteialiiin xiim •in » • a mp I wo id tin- i heel It adei s also will be p o k ed f‘) repli'sunt Natlluld at tile At \ ( llllU m Mm im it fuluic » ■■*•» ii lh»n Pelliam is in Inn * n ‘iu.t i tbr fat idty and tin i in t i t a d n ^ in the 4 a m r alnf membr’i ** of the Hraves PM«| * i i>a*-ki*tbal| srpiad wifi m t o ,(- ■In erlcadei s for tile iVetit Idle f*1e Lilly will have it * own i heet leadei s compels ed of im in Iters of llic tuaehiii 4 'ta l l at the school. Liir print ipal of the kehnol urn in if Metro ecinlerence basket The possibility that the ll»11 k»n>*' ln "ie Slltj Fleming shoreliner ca-ter is a potrn gymnasium .n j rem atch at Paul Harncv Tops PGA Wins By J i m B acchus Herald Sports Writer The idle L ym an Greyhounds moved into a tie for the Orange Belt Conference lead Monday evening when third la n k r d DeLand Bulldogs un ­ corked an upsel over leading Apopka Blue D arters. Lyman and DeLand with 9-3 ratings now lead the OBC while Apopka with 8 3 dropped into second place. Apopka suffered its first OBC defeat on its own court in five y ears when DeLand won with the unbelievable low score ot 9 8. The q u a rte r scores read more as a baseball game than a basketball encounter: DcLand 1-2 0-6 and Apopka 5 210, for the 9-8 total. Apopka stands to make it a three-way tie should it defeat Leesburg in the final game of the season. However, the OBC ch am p ­ ionship will be decided this coming wrekend at Lakcvirw High School at Winter Garden. The Lyman Greyhounds are up against the Wildwood Wild eats in the opening round T hursday evening. TALLAHASSEE — (Spl) — Florida State opens spring football practice Saturday, Feb, 27, with some rnther large slides to be filled. However, th e Seminole script remains the sam r, de­ spite the loss of Steve Tensi and Fred Bih’tnikoff, the pass­ ing combination th at produc­ ed a 9 -f-l season for FSU last year. “We're going to work on the passing game qllitr a bit Wed.-Fri.Sat 2 p.m. Exciting PEREECTAS in all racing prngrama! w o rk p o w e r “w a lk s” right over bumps and trouble Independent front suspension takes the "truck" out of truck ride. It smooths rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo from excessive jolting. And on Chevrolet pickups it’s a proved system with millions of miles of user experience behind i t Try it out on one of Chevrolet's great Fleetside or Stepside pickups. It's one of the big reasons that Chevrolet Is first choice with pickup users from coast to co a st Telephone your Chevrolet deeler about any type of truck B-7612 Sets Date MEM PH IS. Term. ( U P I) — Officials of the Tenlral H o c ' key League, during their mid­ w inter meeting, set March 30 as the opening date for the /o ur-tca m championship play-' offs. I U KEN N EL CLU B HWY. 17-92 MIDWAY BETWEEN H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SECO N D AN D PA LM ETTO S A NFO RD A ORLANDO --------------------------- -P------- SA N FO RD 322-0711 H i , �1 Bruce COULD LAST FOR EIGHT YEARS That'a more than double the 71.000 eatlmated to reside in Seminole County right now. Imagine, more than twice the num­ ber of persona In this county. What will bring them here? What will they do to remain? How will they be hous­ ed, fed, clothed, entertained? Looking ahead 15 years seems ilka a long time until you compare it with the fleetnesa of the past 15 years. And because time does fly, it is Imperative that this county begin now to cope with the multitude of problems it will face at that time. We must prepare for It In many ways. We must attract industry. Wa must project our housing developments and needs, reserve and de­ velop areas for recrsatlon and the many other phase# of normal living. Fortunately for thla county, there are teams at work at present on ma­ ny facsta of this project. R ed u ce T h e R isk Helen Fuller Soys ‘P o sitiv e T h in k in g ’ WASHINGTON (UPI) As anxiety ever the war In Viet Nsm h it mounted here sad abroad, Prsaldant Johnson haa made a point at displaytag personal calm In this time of atreas. The President ipokt to soft­ ly and with such restraint at his latest press conference that reporters found It difficult to catch bis words about ths Viet Uam crisis. Last week Johnson took. correspondents on an Impromptu stroll across the White House lawn to ex­ hibit hs relaxed though serious demejtnpr. The second of sev- -W - Herold A rea Correspondents Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Hants M IIIU 048-4004 Altamonte Sprint* Mrs. JatU flute* lll-llll Bear Lsks-Forsst City Mrs. Maryana Miles •<•-1171 Laks Mary Mrs. Presets Wester UZ-0210 C asselberry Mrs. Jans Casselberry US-1044 Lake Chulaots . ^ Lontw eed Mrs. Donna Eatas BU-II1T North Orlando Mrs. Maresrst Cosby >12-4701 . j n Osteen Mrs. Clsrenoe Bards* I >>-4441 Ovtede Mrs- Bvslyn Lundy 1 U -IIH Mrs. Jean Marts >01-1741 DeBary Mrs. John I.eons US-4081 Deltona Mrs. Mildred B essy Geneva Mrs. JsAnn Hays . 140-4171 Page 4 Sanford, Florida waltkm a. v ib l o w M onroe Mrs. H. L Johnson U2-47U • , Tuea., February 16, 1065 h d it o r and rin L ie n a sn CSesnlauea • nensenl Meanest SOHKXT ALBXAKDKB A dvsrllatse D iraster eral reception-briefing* the Johnson* are currently giving in honor of Congressmen and their wives we* largely giv­ en over to displaying the same picture of Presidential com­ posure under pressure. The President turned his at­ tention to reassuring the rest of the world as to the steadi­ ness of Ihe U.S. Commanderln-chlef's hand on the trigger. Unannounced, the President briefly left the Congressional reception in progress at the White House to drop In on the top-ranking party in town that evening, the “ Secretary of State's annual* white • tie din­ ner for the chiefs of 113 for­ eign missions in Washington The purpose of this surprise appearance w et the same as the other Presidential moves mentioned above. Johnson sought, and by first-hind ac­ counts did, convince these key International diplomats that tha President of the United Ststsa is sincerely opposed to widening the war in which we are entrapped in Viet Nam and dedicated to that purpose. The major message Presi­ dent Johnson sent to Congress also seemed timed to promote positive thinking in place of fears of a larger war. That message dealt with the long-term task of restoring the netion's natural beauty. The facta . the „ President- cited brought out the number of wara remaining to be won at home. Every major river system in thla country la now polluted the Preeldent reminded Amer- Every day almost 330,000 tons of sulphur dioxida and other pollutants are released Into the air we breathe from Industrial end auto fumes. Dead • car Junkyards and In­ terstate transmission lines mar the landscape. aaI Christmas; puhThese and the myriad of other facta Johnson's message cited are hot new. That the President cboee to bear down on them U In n way reassur­ ing, however. Apparently he Is oonfldsot that American* will get out of the Viet namese crisis with something left to besutify. •o x a n is e DOTTIH AUSTIN City Bailor Jru i w n u j o-satr Better A O esrllelse M a u s e r JAN IK Mil OK MAM KM B aslaees M anager VKKO W K L I 4 M e c h a n i c a l OupL KILL. V IN C E N T Stall P hotographer ‘Poverty* Out WASHINGTON (UPI) — elAto mailer osieeee li, 1010 ai U s real The U. 8. Information Agen­ ElarldA, eager the Act al Oeaereas at Mush. cy (U 8IA ) haa forbidden IU employee to speak to foreignMe p en al gap materiel, saws ar asv scumst. #1 U ls seiUsa ol The Sealer« MAreld may h* r*yro4ees4 in say ease see withsa l w riuse permissive ef U s pahUshar or Ths Nereid. Any ImJleident ey arm rssesnslbls fer seek repreOseUea wui he ssnMSsrsO es Utrlsglag „a Tbs UsmlO's sspyrlghl aaj wtu be h d 4 .liable far Sassages ns Aar the law. ars about President Johnson's “war on poverty." A circular sent to all information posts abroad instructed personnel to call It the "equal opport­ unity program." Dr. C ran e 's W orry C lin ic Wives, clip oat this Casa Re­ cord and place It beside your husband's dinner plate. For American men often rate only a *'D” grade (sometimes an "F") In their love artistry. And many young suitors oro as qsantl-' ty-mlnded as 'the Indians who boasted ol Ihe many scalps dangling from their belts. Send for the sex book­ let below. CASE V-414: Dr. Sam Shep. psrd was released from the Ohio prison last summer. And, within a few days, he msrrled an attractive German heiress who had been writing to him for several years. Her name was Arlene and she explained their romance in a series of newspaper ar­ ticles. Therein she mentioned that the sent Dr. Sheppard some But when she had mentionlarge, colored bath towels, ed her Intention of mailing him those towels, be asked her to use them herself and then tend them to him with­ out having them laundered. For he wanted to feel the extra closeness of her person by thus having towels that the had personally used! Yesterday I mentioned the vital role that the sense of touch plays In producing ro­ mance, at well ea In main­ taining it. For love flourishes on the tactile sense, much at flow­ ers demand water in order to reach full bloom. Women (at well ea child­ ren) get a double thrtU out of an affectionate pat on Ihe back or a quick bug, or even momentarily to rub cheek against cheek. her fingers through her boy And • girl also Uket to run friend's hair or stroke hU forehead and snuggle down against hi* shoulder. Smart husbands learn (he vi­ tal importance of mixing these gentJe evidences of their affec­ tion with their daily conversa­ tion with loved ones. But thoughtless males act as voracious In the realm of love as when, hungry teen-agers sit down at the table and bolt their food In wolfish style, af­ ter which they rush away without a single compliment to the cook. "Dr. Crane," I have often Letters T o T h e E d ito r T fc . I l . r a i e |,tt*ra fr o m l | a r . , S . r , ■■ , | V > IM a t t a i n . T h s w r i t e r a i r a s s a s s a B a n s arsrISse |h s Istts s a l l . sarrlsa tha w rllsr'a I r a a a a a i a a a S aS S ra aa. L s l I s r a a f I s w a s I k a a 1M w a r e s w i l l ha a l r s a i t s l s n a s a U l Sara a i S r . a a . 4 I . a Sk sr a a r s aasaptahls arsrISsS tk sr e s asl 4 s it la narasaalilU *. E a s t r y la a a l a a k l U k s S h r T H s raJe . Editor, The Herald: Tha only ' thing . batwaen making Sanford Into the In­ dustrial and transportation esnter for ths whole of Flor­ ida, as wall as ths sports and ecsnie renter for ths entire mid-state section is the dlsInternet of ths people within our city. . Thar* is *t this time, a bottleneck on ths plans for ths Marina, and thla lies in ths conference room of ths City Commissioner*. The bat­ tle la on ones mors between change and progress, and tha money it will cost for it; or the slow death of ths town, b#cau** tomson* doesn't think w* should spend to improve what h* like* as Is, or Is Just too bullhoadod to iso ths handwriting on tho wall. It isn’t his fault! Wo had ths chance at election time to pat now and active blood Into ths City Commission, bat too many pooplo Just couldn't got Interested in thalr own advan tags* to spend time on tha Candida tea. and ao tha earns old tired blood still flows in tha veins of our s * • plstion of tho Cross Stats Canal, Sanford can become the shipping point for import and export for ths whole of ths stats, for both agriculture and dry commodities. This ■malls like grssn stuff, but somehow, a lot of people hava lost their nos* for it. Perhspa it has been so long sine* ths locals smelled green-stuff, they Just don't recognise It Open ths Marina, and with it will corns* tourists, right off Interstate 4, down 17, off of 96, and God alon* knows from what other arteries and veins of land transportation, and up tho 8 t Johns River, to spend time bars In our city. This will bring tho necasslty for hotels, motels, restaurants, drive-ins, and with ths tourists, will com* ths necessity to build bigger play areas. Parks, water ■porta, fishing excursions, etc. . . . Solidly behind all this will coma industry, ba­ ckus* it will have outlet for its products . . . and Sanford could bo known as tho "big. fa st little city in Florida." That la what It could be! Any ono cars to onlogito on what it is 7 1 say to yon Sanford!tea: Blame not tho City Fathers; bUm* yourself for not put­ ting out to pasture tha old work horse whoso grown too tired to work, and now expect him to produce far you as ho did when ho was 4 year-old. Seem* to ma, the are waiting for tho harvest, whoa they forget to pleat. With the bnflding of ths One who bolkvaa Port Authority, and tha la our town. had girls explain, "I'm much rather have a date with an older man than with a boy of my own age. "For the older men are more artistic In their love making. “They will caress you snd keep their arm around you but not act as if they are ao starv­ ed for kisses that they ignore all the nice little evidences of courtahop. "In fact, they whet a girl's romantic Interests until she la eager for more. "But younger men rush In with little (mesas or understanding of female psychology. "They ae«m more Interested In quick conquest so they can rush on to a different girl. "And they will often boast •bout their many previous girl friends. "Young men thua seem quantity-minded. They want to add girls to Ihelr string of con­ quests, much as the Indians boasted of ths many scalps on their belt. "But older men are exper­ ienced and work up a girl's emotions by tantalizing alotgness and caresses. So they make the better lovers." Men, you better heed those comments for they are the universal remarks of women. Chronic complaints reach me from wives who also la­ ment that their husbands rush Into romance with little fin­ esse or prelude. "They offer us wives no more romantic build-up than they render to a sirloin steak *' is the way one cultured wife describes It. So send for the booklet "Sex Problems in Marriage," en­ closing a long stamped, return envelope, plus. 20c and learn bow to avoid divorce) WASHINGTON (NEA) — Thla capital today la over­ hang with atala air. It haa about It a gray look that wlntor’a overcaat cannot ac­ count for. Mora than over it la a gath­ ering place of problems. Tet moot of then —large, linger­ ing unemployment, education­ al deflcieneea, racial unreal, urban aprawl, rlalng crime, a deteriorating South Viet Nam- ire of the creeping, crawling variety. Crises demanding bursts of commanding leadership are missing from the scene. There la no "great occasion” to whleh a leader can rise. There are simply many smal­ ler occasions, which neither slgnly nor together seem to draw out extraordinary stew­ ardship. Taken as a whole, tha problems ef a creeping ns* appear nevertheless to require immense attack. Set In a matrix of unparalleled prosperity, these difficulties srs not readily accsptad for what they ars. Still, they de­ mand attack. No on* In Washington is giving that attack any sense of urgency—If that Is pos­ sible. President Johnson sends to Congress a cascade of messages calling for action. But a perfunctory stolen*** surrounds them. They are quickly swallowed up in a city that pours out words by ths millions. The Congress is ■ glacier of white marble, whose mo­ tion is imperceptible In a time when change, driven on by science, whips the nation In daily revolution. On Capitol Hill the once familiar towering figure Is not seen. Not for years has truly great speech been heard in the two legislative halls. Congress never has pre­ tended to b* a collection of superior men. One young vet­ eran guesses that no more than 100 of 436 House mem­ bers know well how that body works, and barely 60 do the rehl labor. Among those 60, as among their counterparts In the Senate, we find no heralded heroes today. But in earlier years we did. When the great speaker of the House, Sam Rayburn, died in 1981, It was said his lika would not ba sc«n again, that the daya of the open land which raised him up in Texas were gone forever. Rayburn grew up in a time and place which could shape granite into men. Today the Crom ley aoft Indulgence* reach Into nearly every corner. The in•tltutionallzed aocety -of the 980a molda clay figure*. figures. Hardneaa, toughneaa a n d boldneaa are little heard and f e lt Some observer* say further that thla nation and this rancap­ ital have no atpnning leader­ ship because society does not want such uncomfortable govgov­ enervatsd erning in an age enervated Nonetheless, granite should aftell, if It is here. Brtain af­ ter World War I did not "whnt" 81r 8lr Winston Churchiw of Ill. He spoke to his view the rightness of things anyany­ way. And suddenly, in 1940, a solitary figure complaining against trends was a nation's champion, turning • strong tide. Washington, a good window on the country, is a place of problem • solvers. Y e t t h e grappling w i t h problems, while general earnest and sometimes dedicated, is most often unimaginative, unex­ citing, uninspiring. If the age is atomic, it would seem the energies of men should at least be elec­ tric. The problems gathered her* are taken day by day, In a curiously floating, surface at­ mosphere. A nation increas­ ingly mobile and rootless as “guided" by men who them­ selves appear rootless, linked to last week and last month but no more. February Is the month Re* publicans caU up Abraham Lincoln and Democrats speak of Thomas Jefferson and An- its drew Jackson. It requires no clairvoyance to forecast that this summoning up of greats will be, as In prior years, psrfunetory and unreal. No American speaks with genuin* fores snd devotion to these heroes—or of WashIngton, James Msdlsen, John Qulney Adams, ths underrat­ ed James Polk, the sturdy Grover Cleveland, Theodor* Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson. These makers of the nation are not Invoked by today's gray figures, whos# vision falters beyond 1960. Many who watched on thslr screens the last tribute to 8lr Winston Chufehlll are saying it may have been the final glory of old Britain. But this renewal of human touch with the, sheerest greatness was also an embarrassment to Americans. It was a hard reminder of our dull skis* and nearly leveled plain. The problems of an era rushing on hsadlong are ever fresh. Yst the air doe# not tingle with freshness. We arc rngulfsd in little movements. There is no big motion, and evidently no one in the land to provide it. C A M E L L IA S IN B LO O M GrapeviUc Nursery 2221 Grapevine Ave. 322-0888 Lawn Spraying “SAVE” o’clock Doesn't matter what tim* B arb s By Walter C. I’arkea Do you suppose the In­ ventor of chess hsd anything special In mind when he mad* the queen the most aggressive piece on the board! * * * This/ in New Jersey bur­ glarised a besuty salcn and stole three wigs. Obviously a hair-raising adventure. • • • Old saw says that what­ ever goes up must come down. Somebody should explain that to ths cost of living. Ray ite b o o k P o litic a l Some of them are the Port Auth­ ority committee of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce, the Rlverport Marina crews, the Metropolitan Tel­ ephone System committee, the Junior College committee and many other subcommittees of the Long-Range Planning eommitteev Spearheading all of the projects and giving untiring effort in each are members of our County Chamber of Commerce. . . . . We look to these members for their guidance. But do we offer to pitch in and help? That 152,000 figure is the poulatlon estimate of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. The Council is mads up of experts in every phase of Ite operation. Those range from the physical contour of the earth to the air we breathe and virtually everything between. So, you see we have work to do. Let’s continue working together for a better Seminole County—the best county in ths state and the nation. With diseases of the heart and Citizens of Seminole County, Deblood vessels accounting for 64 per Bary and Deltona will be well advis­ cent of all deaths, and with heart at­ ed to give serious attention to a pam­ tack alone being responsible for more phlet which will be left by the Heart than 25 per cent of all deaths, the Sunday volunteer who calls this advice should be heeded. weekend to receive Heart Fund con­ So should the volunteer’s appeal tributions. The pamphlet recom- for a generous gift to the 1665 Heart mends these six simple safeguards Fund. which may help reduce the risk of heart attack: 1. Reduce If overweight Thought For Today 2. Decrease saturated fats In the day of prosperity be Joyful, 8. Control high bioodjirWRUT*. ...3 4. Stop smoking cigarettes and In the day of adversity consid­ 6. Exercise regularly ' er; God has made the one as well os 6. Shun needless tensions the other, so that man may not find “See your doctor," suggests the out anything that will be after him. brochure. “Do you have a family his­ —Eccl. 7:14. • • • tory of heart disease? Is your blood pressure too high? Do you know The people who get on In the World what fata to eat? Consult your doc­ nre those who get up and look for the tor about these and other risk fac­ circumstances they want, and if they tors, and improve your chances for can’t find them, make them.—George longer life." Bernard Shaw. Biossot — it is...it's always time to sav e. O p en your account here, and nowl 312 WEST FIRST ST. R avenna SANFORD, FLA. P a rk “A Community of Homes—Built with Pride” 3 Bed Room Homes (In-Serriee) PER M O N T H PAYS A L L VA and Conventional Including Principal, Interest, Taxes And Insurant* All Kitchens Equipped With Appliances By S h o o m a lu D i •HIRALttllKCTBIC C O N S T R U C T IO N C O . (Stenatrom Realty, Balsa Agent) GENERAL OFFICE — 211 W. 25th ST. Phone 322-3103 a �«I ,, t* 1 • > fftir ftinTnrl Feb. 16, 1965 — Paw B WrrsI8 -------------------------------------------------------- r - (DbjoUi CU bby: By Dot tie Austin Good S a m a rita n N ursing N E W E S T CLUB a t t h t Homs in December. The group plans to keep Sanford N av al A ir S tation la th e Enlisted Men's Wives the VNA supplied with the Club o f 'R V A H - 3 . The first vitam ins a s needed and all m eeting w s i held Thursday fund-raising v entu res will be an d Laurel Checefaky was aimed tow ard this philan­ thropy. nam ed president. • • • * O th ers elected were Helene "L A S T DAY today fo r of­ P r a t t , vice president; Vicki Bower, ' a e e r e t a r y ; J a n e t ficers w ives of RVAH-3 to P ainter, tr e a s u r e r and P a t make th eir reservations for Beers, chaplain, the luncheon a t the Creighton Mrs. B. P. Brown, wife of G ardens R e s ta u r a n t T h u rs­ the comm anding officer of day, admonishes Jo a n Moore, th e squadron presided over publicity chairm an f o r Three, A t th e recent bridge held th e election o f officers and Mrs. Donald Monday, wife of a t th e BOQ J e a n Dunn w as th e squadron executive o ff i­ high, K aye Richmond second and F r a n Hawkins, low. K ays c e r w as also present. The new club decided th a t and Evelyn F itxpatrick were these officers will serve until hostesses and of course, they J u n e , giving members a bet* did a Valentine them e w ith t e r chance to become a c ­ refresh m en ts and decorations. • • • quainted with each other. CAROLYN L A V E N D E R T hey also decided to postpone choosing a nam e for the new has been named new publicity group until n e x t m onth, to chairm an of the S ta f f Wives give e v e r y o n e tim e fo r d u b , replacing J e a n E bbcrts th o ug ht. The second Thurs- who will be leaving soon. Jjjay o f each month is ached- This was the main item of ^ m e d ns a re g u la r meeting business a t the recent m eet­ ing held a t the home o f Dcd a te and dues were set. Mrs. Checefsky appointed m aris F arrell. The group also th e following comm ittees: h eard a re p o r t from - their telephone, P a t • Bernal, Dee NOWC rep, B etty Wilhauck. B rister, .Gloria’ K e n n e d y, Shirley Macdonald, wife ..of N ancy Lackland and Je a n the chaplain was a guest. M orris; ‘refreshm ents, Nancy N ex t event will be a bridge Frederick, P a t Moylan and p arty a t the home of Sybil Dunlcavy, T h ursday. Maxine Scarborough. • • • Carole Surhrook was named Judy H i c k e y of VAIM publicity chairman. The N avy Wives meeting T ig ere ttes w as honored a t a room w as gaily decorated coffee last week a t the home with o range and white c a r n a ­ of P resident Elaine Oraxi. tions and on two wails were Jud y , whose husband is leav­ replicas o f male and female ing the N avy in Ju ly will drag o n s (T ) surrounded hy soon be moving to Jack son­ red hearts. Ituliy liartaoe was ville. A pencil with her birthth e cre a to r o f the dragons. stone on it was presented to The squadron dragon head the honorec. also adorned tha tpcaker'a A film on cancer will be table. shown a t 7:30 p. m., March A delectable doublc-Valen- 4 at the ballroom and all tine cake, decorated with red wives arc invited to attend. roses, centered the re f re s h ­ There is to be a physician m ent table, (the creation of present to answ er your ques­ Ju n e Dunham) and two tray s tions. • • • of Italian p astry were con­ trib uted by Gina lluycs. Mrs. TWO N EW families have Brown brought a sheet cake been welcomed to Sanford by done in the squadron colors RVAIt-13 EM Wives memwith the dragon insignia o n lb e r a h ip chairm an Sandy Hnrtop. ringtun, publicity chairman Members of the new club Sue M au rer reports. were invited to attend a Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sow­ allowing of a cancer film a t ers have moved here from the RVAII- EM Wives m eet­ Memphis and reside at !M9 S. ing. ul 7:30 p. m. today in the I’aik Ave. The Dewey Wants, bullroom. N ex t meeting of who were recently attached the ItVA11-3 wives has l>een to Three have returned here s e t for March 11, 7:30 p. m. via " B " school in Memphis a t the NW meeting room. and are now residing a t 121 Members of the new club, Hayes Drive, (beside* those already n am ­ Tlie club will soon have ns ed as officers and chairmen) a special centerpiece u "T a li," include Dee Anderson, Tish the JupMtirse stylo gadget Bills, Theresa Britton, Joe which is used to support the Brown, J o Carm ack, Kathy squadrons ‘'b a t ” insignia. Erhold, J a n e t Hall, Sharon This miniature replica is be­ H utto, Sandra Moody, Pam ing mado for the wives by Reardon, A rlene Somerville, Lyle Btamwell and John Sandy Squires, F l e t c h e r Mayer. Sue notes th a t the T hom as and Jan. Turner. "T ori" may only be used by G uest a t tha m rctin g was squadrons who have been in Lucy Perduti. W E SP AC. • • e At the board m eeting held NEEDY CH ILD R EN in recently the g ro u p discussed Seminole County "ire going to ways and means of raising be healthier if the NAS S t a ­ money fo r th eif club project* tion Wives Club has anything and members were asked to to say about it. put on their thinking caps for This group ju s t presented the meeting Thursday a t 1 3,600 vitamin pills to tho p. in. in the Navy Wives Seminole County Visiting m eeting room. "B ring your ideas and your N u rses Association to be d is­ tribu ted to children who o th ­ votes,” say s Sue. • • • erw ise would not have them. A UDREY B E E V E S was In­ Mrs. Kuth Swanson made the presentation on behalf of stalled as new president of the Wives Club to Mrs. Grace the CPO Wive* Club s t a re­ F ish er, head of the VNA, cent dinner ceremony when F rid ay . The pills were p u r­ through the assistance of chased ut cost hy the club Gordon Kcllctt of L ig g e tt used to bu y ' a w a te r cooler Itexall D rugs store in Pinewhich w as presented to the crest Shopping Center. i ~. ■n MRS. GRACE FISHER, (right) tuperviqbr of the Visiting Nurse* Association of Seminole County accepts a gift of 3,500 vitamin pills to be distributed among needy children by the VNA. Melting the presentation is Mrs. Chandler Swan­ son, wife of the NAS base commanding officer, in behalf of the wives of station officer*.^ DEAR ABBY: So you l a y that a b a r b e r ii not p e rm it­ ted o r qualified to rem ove blackheads 7 Well, please go to the library an d re a d THE PRACTICE AND SCIENCE O F STANDARD BARBERING, an d I believe th at you will change your mind after reading the c h a p te r entitled, DISEASES O F , T H E SKIN, SCALP AND HAIR, I am a student at a b a rb e r college in Covington, Kentucky, and I have personally rem oved two wart* from the face of e cu sto m er by high fr e ­ quency treatm ent*. 1 have e 1 a o rem oved countless blackheads from the faces of m any other*. FIRST OFFICERS of the newly organized RVATI-3 Enlisted Men'* Wive* Club are shown hero after their election Friday. From left are Pat Beers, chaplain; Vicki Bower, secretary; Laurel Checefsky, president; Helene Pratt, vice president and Janet Painter, treasurer. (Herald Photo) Money was raised by the " treasu re h u n t" sale and other endeavors. And t h a t ’s not all. Some of this money was she received the gavel from outgoing president Mrs. Ir a Jarrell. Installed to serve w ith 'M rs. Reeves were M ary Wiggins, w ho w a s re-elected vice p resi­ dent; P a t Bernal, accretary and Lou Schweers, treasu rer. A silver tray , appropriately engraved, w as presented to Mrs. Ja r re ll as a g ift of a p ­ preciation fo r h e r outstanding service du rin g her term of office. O th er gifts were p re ­ sented to other retirin g o ffi­ cers. Following the dinner and ceremonies, the CE‘0 Wives and their husbands enjoyed dancing. • • • HIGH P O INT w inner for the recent RVAH-0 "O " Wives bridge held a t tne home of P a t Burch was Dossie deGunshl with Arvie A t­ kinson tak in g 'Second. Special guests were Bea Coffee and Sally Joiner. F rid ay evening the group will hold a steak cookout a t the home of K ath y Henson. • e • LIBBY COX was hostess to the RVAH-7 officers wives coffee last week, w ith Mary E liiabeth D resser a s co-hos­ tess. These two also happen to be on d u ty a t th e T h rift Shop this month. B etty Enney presided a t the business meeting and the club heard a report from th eir NOWC representative, Bonnie Denault. Ruth Donald­ son reminded the group th a t bridge is planned now for three times a month, with the next one scheduled a t the home of Emily Jo y n er on T hursday. Around a centerpiece of o r ­ chid azaleas arran ged by Ariya Chapdelaine, the hos­ tesses served Danish nut ring, French puffs and cheese and pepper bisruits with ham. Kathy Mantel was welcomed as a new member. R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S o f all squadrons, both officers and enlisted m ens wives g a th ­ ered a t th e N avy Wives Meeting room Monday morn­ ing to begin planning the dec­ orations and equipm ent th a t is needed in order to make it a pleasant and p re tty place to meet. P residing w as Emily ’ L aw o f th e S tation Wives. The group plans to ask fo r tr a d ­ ing sta m p s books to help with purchase of necessary items, as well a s donations of eatin g utensils, lamps and o th er decorative Items. It was decided th a t a Tahi­ tian motif would be th e cen­ tral theme of the decorations with everything else, drapes, slipcovers and so forth to fol­ low this theme* a s much as possible. The group plans to m eet again soon, ■ bringing items th ey h a w collected and assessing w hat else will he needed. All will report hack to th eir own club as to pro­ gress they are m aking and w hat needs to be done. <faa)by On fihidqsi By Oswald Jacoby There was a tim e when • no-trump opening with s five card m ajor suit was frowned Upon, but th at day seem s to to have gone by. At least in the world championship trials seven of nine South players opened one no-trump on to ­ day's hand. In each instance the bid­ ding proceeded as in the box. North's two club response was the Stay man request to show a four ot five card m a ­ jor suit and afler South rehid two hearts each North player took his partner right to game, Tim re wasn't much J o the play at four hearts. West cash­ ed the a t e and king of spades and shifted to a diamond South went after trumps and lost a trick to the ace. Later lie tried the club finesse When it worked he m ade the con­ tract. north m * 4 3 v Q jio a * A0 * Q 7634 W EST EAST AAK10B8 * *7633 V I7 V A3 * J 733 * 10 8 6 4 *92 *K BI SOUTH (D) *Q J * K 8541 * KQ3 * A J 10 Both vulnerable South W toi North Rail Pan 1 N.T. P a n 2* Pats 4 V Pas* 3V Pan Pass Opening lead— * K Two South players chose the old fashioned hid of one heart. In each instance West overcalled with one spade and South failed to get to game. Of course,* these two South U)st Jh a (jConuin: T here's a reason why wo­ wives setting a few standards men In tile business areas of of working dress? They've got Ute best "b o ss" American cities usually look well dress id. Those who don’t, don't hold thetr jobs, or else hold down sm all ones without much TUESDAY P. M. I : l f (is N*w* chance of ever moving up. Hport*. W a a t h a r (S> N aw a But the American housewife (31 N c w a r o p t C on i has no stand ard of on-tbc-Job * : ‘ 0 (S> CIIS N # w » — W e l t e r C fuak lta dress. (3 ) l l u n i l f y - B r l n k l a y IS Aquanauta You sec ton fat and too-Lhin T:t0 ( 1 ) M - K a u i d <t) CUB ll c p t .r lc and too-old housewives work­ T il* <31 U r . N o v a k ing in their front yards, doing <*> C o m b a t <4 1 C h a n n e l S Hpe, lal their m arketing, going to b eau­ l:f>9 I 9 1 J o e y liteiiu p S h o w V; 30 (31 H u llab aloo ty tbops, etc., in short*. playera also m ade 10 tricks but they scored 170 instead of 620. In International Match Point scoring as in rubber bridge it pays to bid even money games and this h e a rt g a m * was almost exactly even money since it depended on Uie location of the king of clubs On tlw other hand the r e ­ sult here showed the luck in duplicate The two pair# who missed game lost nine I MPa each Shift the king of cluba to tile West hand and they would have picked up five IMPs each instead of losing nine. Of course, Ihe loss was their own fault but their opponents picked up the sam e nine point* each lor .merely sitting at the table. bv Sincerely Youra, A FU T U R E BARBER DEAR F U T U R E BAR­ B ER : A b arb er la neither qualified nor licensed to tr e a t diseases of the akin, When your w I n t e r t i m e weight becomes a depressing problem, lower your caloric count and still have flavor in your diet — have pleasing frankfurters accom panied by tangy kraut. It’s low in c a lo r­ ies and high tn nutrition. One serving of kraut (th cup) drained, contains but IS c a l­ ories. You need things In your diet to give the proper n u tri­ tion and which are a bit "Zesty " in taste. 'j I attended the show p resen t­ er] by the National Notion Association, and the new things a re positively wonder­ ful. There are delightful closed accessories, matching boxes which make your cioset r e a l­ ly attractive. You can mix or m atch and the “ black net lace" design was most effec­ tive. Besch caps, striking and really waterproof, are sm art and come In every color. I llkid the silvery onea verx much. How nice on you, my readers, whom I designate as "SilevereUes" (copyright). Visit your notion counter snd see the buttons which do not have to be sewn on (bachelors will love these!). There Is a IS) 14) t oo (>) 9:30 ( I ) (H (3) 10:00 (SI (I) (31 11:00 (3 ) 11:11 (SI 11:31 ( I ) t i l l ' (3) M clltle'e N »»r l i e d Hk eltnn The Tycoon P ettico a t Jun ction I'eyioa r i s e * T W -I Th* F u gitive T h * M lc h e lo h Hour o t K x c a l l t n c a ( l ’*rt I) T elephone Hour ( I I IS) S i t e T h * C at* Dho w T h e a t e r o f th e A l e r t T o n ig h t Show B l g a On H u n t h ln e A i m e r * * N tw * A W eather I n tr o, t o C h e m i s t r y B u n r la * 8 * m e e ( e r Today hu nthlne A lm e n te W ake-up l l n l i i New* F arm M arket Report Today M ic k le K e a n * L ocal N ew t. W eatker C aptain K an garoo W eath er • Nawa C ariooavlll* Today D ivorce Coart A m erican llla t o r y E ia rcl* * I j n p i r Roam M o r n i n g M ovlo M oko R oom for Daddy . ( 4 ) No wo w i t h M ik a W a l ­ father can’t marry her be­ cause he already has ■ wife and two children, but SHE wears a wedding and en­ gage ring. So tell the widow's son that a ring doesn't mean a thing. NO RINGS ON MY FING­ ERS • • * . DEAR ABBY: My husband T roubled? Write to Abby, and I have been happily Box 69700. Los Angeles, m arrie d for ten years. Wc Calif. F o r a personal reply, have four lovely children. enclose a stam p ed , self-ad­ When 1 first started dating d re s se d envelope. my husband, 1 told him 1 • • • w as five years younger than F o r Abby’i booklet, " H o w 1 really waa, because he was To H ave A Lovely Wed­ five y ears younger th an I, d in g." send 50 cents to Ab­ and I was alraki he wouldn't by, Box 69700, Lo* Angeles, continue to date m e if ho Calif. knew it. When we did get m arried, I (till couldn't bring myself o \i » t ( c m r l to tell him the truth, so I R ID E -IN T H E A T R g a v e m y age I s the sam e as I.S S T SH O W IN G TO tfIT K his for the m arria g e records. Flrat Saafard S S a w la s To this day he believe* wc Tina a H i s s a re the sam e age. This has " T i l l : l l t ll'M A W bothered me, Abby, tiecause D t P L I C A TO IIS" I feel that one day he might G e o . N a d e r — C a la r find out. Should I let him go " i u r r i x r in o t t e r ■PACK" on thinking I am five years M arfa N ea t S u n d er younger than I really aim ? "Cl. KO P A T H A" AGE PROBLEM / DEAR PROBLEM : Tell —m 2 him the truth. Deceiving fc= him in Hie first place was l> & O V I g V uixC T wrong, of course. But any RIDE-IN t h e a t r e ] w om an who can, knock five y ears off her age and get F E B . 21 - 23 - 33 aw ay with it deserves a lit­ tle credit for having preserv ­ ed herself so well. F ir s t Sanford Showing • (• • Un-Cut Version — S am s A* Road Hhow — DEAR ABBY: I was very NOW A T pleased with the way you REG U LA R ADULTS answ ered the young m an who ADMISSION CAc insisted th at his widowed PRIC KS OU m o th er w ear her wedding _ring ml people wouldn’t think he was "illegitim ate." I have been m arried for four y ears and have one child and another on the way,, but I do not wear Jew­ elry of any kind. Not even NOW th ru WEI). a wedding ring. The reason WORLD P R E M IE R being th at 1 simply cannot stand to have anything on AT 1:20 - 3:20 . 6:20 7:20 - 9:20 my fingers. It m akes me nervous. Rpch. Gma I know an unm arried girl who has a child. The baby's HUDSON ■LPUOBRIGIDA “Cleopatra” , G'q HV X0II^7 l > t v £ m a !!•••** f fill*ltd* Young * P L U S S P E C IA L ADD ED ATTRACTION AT 1:00 . 3:00 - 6:00 7:00 • 9:00 TILL Me MON. - K R I.0 " 2:00 EAc LES S ? W h a le T h lt Song I Love Lucy N’HC N e w t C oncentration Andy o f M a y b t i r y I .at- Mr Ida Jrupardy T h e M cC oys P r ic e I t M ig ht W E D N E S D A Y P . M. i: .04 (31 !*ay W h e n 31 .30 (I W .04 II :ll it .41 WEDNESDAY A. M. SiSSM I) 4:11 ( 1 ) 4:1* ( 4 ) 4:14 ( 3 ) (4) T:44 ( 1 . (I) T i l l <41 3:30 ( l > 1:34 (1) f i l d <1> (I) > :tl (4) l i t * (4 1:11 ( I ) 1:14 <11 (1) 1:44 ( 1 ) (4) 1:1! ( ! ) 1:14 ( I ) (t) 14:14 ( I ) new, "anti-w rinkle" pillow and you can have p e ace and com­ fort even if you w e a r hair rollers lo bed. If you sew, you will be happy with the really imaginative sewing aids. A visit lo your notion counter will a m » 3 « y o u . -------------One of the most exciting things I saw was Texizr Ker Spot-lifter. This really vyorki— wool, ailk, synthetic fabrics and w allpaper respond beauti­ fully. You Just pul it on, wait teq minutes until a powder forms, brush and the spot is "lifted." Now there is an a ero ­ sol spray for use on larger a r r a s , such as rugs. I tell you, ladles, tills is llie wonder age! Want lo w ear the newest? Try a nylon "wind la m e r," a charm ing, soft and flattering head scar/. While wool dresses seem to blossom overnight; every wo­ m a n seems to have at least one. Seen at a glamorous lu n­ cheon in T^ew York were sev­ eral m ature ladies in white "p o p co rn " brocade sulli. If. of course, you are overweight —do forget the while outfits, They advance the figure T om orrow — " D e a r Edyth Thornton Meljcod.” very conservative, suddenly and for no ap parent reaso n or occasion, give you an ex"pensive m o n o g r a m m e d 'v a n ­ ity case, would you be sus­ picious? BROWN E Y E S DEAR B R O W N E Y E S : Not If they were MY initials. • • • SEITLE FOR Television Tonight You aee housewives out of fancy car* with their hair in pin curls. You sec young housewives wearing jeans, when the job doesn't call for jeans at all. You see housewives working all day and running out-ofdoor* in trailing nightgowns. In fact, looking around at the housewives ol America a* they go about their duties at home and in public, you can tee al­ most any kind of get-up. Isn't It about time that bouse wive i woke up to the fact that even a* a working wo­ man la careful to dress In clothes suitable to buslneas because she represents her company, the housewife re­ presents her family? Certainly women who think they can look any old way sim­ ply because they are house­ wives aren't representing their families in a very flatteriog light, So bow aboyt house­ DEAR ABBY: If yoyr £u iband, who bad alw ays been By A b ig ail V a n Buren WHY Ruth M iiiett l s 30 C l (4 : :SS 131 ul t l ( (4 ) ivi .30 (31 (41 (? ) whether contagious o r other­ wise. It is possible th at when you rem oved two " w a r t s " from the face of your cu sto m er one of them m a y have been a cancer, and the high frequency tr e a tm e n t th a t you used could hava sp read malignant cells Into the bloodstream. It U also possible th a t when you rem o v e blackheads, you a r e u n a w a re th a t your c u s­ to m er m ay be a diabetic or suffer from hemophilis (a bleeding disease). Highly qualified derm atologists r e ­ quire special laboratory technique* before they know w hether a scaling of the •c a lp Is ringw orm or ordin­ a r y dandruff. So m y advice to you is to perfect your skill as a b a r ­ ber, and do not tru st even the best-trained surgeon you know to cut your hsir. He might get carried away and scalp you I • • • EDYTH THORNTON McLEOO j a woman could have. And they j ought In dress properly when I they're doing their jobs. 30 ;S4 .40 1:11 I tS 1:44 ill :S0 >:04 1 :3S 1:14 * IF* ! A barber la trained and qualified to treat any akin disease of the icalp, akin, or hair If the disease la not con­ tagious. t 44 ■ l o r e o f l i f e (Vi 1‘o n ii a Meed i 41 Sews ( 3 ) T r u t h or C o n s e ­ quences ( S i K . i h t r K n o w s Rent (4 ) M a r c h fo r T o m o r ­ r ow (4‘ H olding L igh t (3 ) N BC N o w * (4 ) tl l r l T a lk <>> T m n K rqla (3 N e w s . E d . W e a t h e r (t) F eces i l l As T ha W a r l d T u r n * 13) Let'e M a k e A D e a l (S ' N e w e l l ns ( 3 ) N BC N e w * > li p e a e w o r d (3 ) M o m e n t o f T r u t h ( I ) F l a m e In I he W in d ( I ) Art e U n k l e l t e r ( I ) Do A i n C o u r t (I) T i-fl'o c t o r g Ol i l / S i w r e l l i___T k e rTi .i .l .l T. .o r T ___ u th (I ) C entra! H ospital (3) A noth er W orld (I) Nawa ( I ) T o e D o n ' t B ey (I ) The E d ge o f N igh t ( I ) Y o u n g M a r r le d e (1 ) T h e M a tc h G a m e (S ) T r e l l r a e i t t r I I ) Racre t S t o r m (3 ) N B C N e w e ( 3 ) Meet o t G r o u c h * II). Uncle W e lt <3> W e i l s F e z gw (S ) Y o g i B e e r (S) S a s h u n t ( I ) M a g la M o m e n t s I* B ports f i t N ew ecoso ( ! ) Hporta, W e a t h e r , Newe (I) L eave K T s Reaver now you can own a full-size DODGE and save hundreds of dollars in the bargain! 6 5 D odge C oronet PRICES START AT Th is fs the hot new Dodge at the new lower price — Dodge Coronet— the fufl-power, family-size Dodge priced way down with the low-pilce three! See your Dodge Boys Z / i J / today (or the highest trade-ins, best deals and the Big ones fa r ‘6 5 — Dodge. Seminole County Motors, Inc. BOYS 1801 WEST FIRST STREET SA N FO R D , F LA * or**.:. „ �'~ 9 * w ®br # to to r ft Page Wrrslh Sanford Womans Club Enjoys Annual Valentine 6 — Feb. 16, 186S , Cards Guests attending the delight-1 wer* Mr*. Charles H. Me Oipidi, hearts and flowers, I form dove holdtnc a red heart I Individual table* were cen-1 hearts andI cuplda suspended Iwhite styrofosm heart em bell-lfles and red and white flowers ful luncheon and card party | Dowell and Mis* Loretta Sal ornately displayed, created a | In Its beak. |tered with potted trees with | from the branches. A large | kbed with dainty red lace ruf-1 (raced the entrance. enchanting atmosphere f o r rom anticists-at the Woman’s Chib of Sanford recently at their annual Valentine lunch* eon and card party, with mem­ bers of the Social Department serving as hostesses. The head table was over­ laid in brilliant crimson net adorned with whit* felt doves and hearts. Centering tha uni­ que table was a milk glass compote containing an ar­ rangement of white tulips, white wisteria and red roaes centered with a white styro- New Arrivals mon, Winter Park; Mrs. George Johndrow, Sdtuste, Mass.; Mrs. Albert Pell, Oa teen and Mrs. Harry Hahn, Sanford. High bridge prize was awarded Mrs. Ec"C. Harper Jr., with' Mrs. L. E. Spencer winn­ ing second high. Mrs; Mar­ garet Pitohford was high at canasta and Mrs. R. K. Hor­ ton won screcno. Mrs. C. M. Flowers was luncheon hostess chairman and her committee consisted of the Mmes. E. C. Harper Jr., Clarence Snyder, W. L. Kirk, S. G. llarrimau, Irving Pryor and A. C. McReynold*. Bridge and canasta hostess was Mrs. W. D. Hofman. By Erslyn Lundy Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Faulk Jr., Oviedo, announce tbs birth of a baby boy born Feb. • at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds and 10 ounces, and they named him Leonard Leon III. Local Artists Exhibit Works Tin’s Week .Personals By JeAua Hays Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dibble of Geneva recently returned from a trip which took them to Cape Coral. The Dibble! visited with former residents ef Geneva. Mrs. A. C. McReynolds, Mrs. Irvlnpr Pryor, Mrs. W. L. Kirk and Mrs. Clarence Snyder. HOSTESSES for the nnnual Valentine Lunch­ eon and Card Party for the Woman’s Chib of Sanford are from the left, Mrs. S. G. Harriman, Open House Honors Engaged Couple Life Insurance Company of I Accompanying the bride-1 parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Jules By Maryann Miles lo,____ ______ _.Ielect froHLSsrasota were h er! Laqcer^________ ___ —- U s e gracious Shore Drive Orlando. Meredith Manor home of Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Goldsmith wss the setting of an elaborate open house reception recently honoring Steven Goldsmith and his bride-elect, Miss Bon­ nie Lancer of Sarasota. Approximately 200 guests called during the appointed hours. The refreshments table, overlaid in sheer exquisite lac*, was centered with a large red valentine edged In frilly lace. Refreshing red punch w u served from a red punch bowl. An attractive as­ sortment of dainty refresh­ ments was served with red and white used in the decora­ tions. Miss Lancer and Mr. Gold­ smith will be married on March T at 4 p. m. at the Sarasota Terracs Hotel. Fol­ lowing tha wedding, the young couple will honeymoon In Mexico and upon their return will reside l i Orlando. The lovely bride-elect has served as an intern teacher at Sarasota and her fianre is af­ filiated with the Metropolitan MISS BONNIE LANCER and her fiance, Steven Goldsmith, seated, were CfcUidsun (? v u d & A recently honored with an open house reception at the Meredith Manor home of ilia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goldsmith, couple at the riuht. At the left are Mr. and Mrs. Jules Lancer, parents of the bride-elect from Sarasota. . . . Unusual Program Featured At Grace Methodist WSCS PALM CIRCLE Mrs. Harry Oakes wss hos­ tess recently at her home, 422 Scott Avenue, to the regular meeting of the Palm Circle An enlightening program 8:30. Mrs. Clemmer invited of the Garden Club of Sen- describing America as seen all members to attend. ford. Final plans were made to through our Latin American Mrs. Blanton Owen, presi­ neighbors was recently fea­ visit Mattie Merritt and the dent, presided over the meet­ tured at the general meeting Youth lllhle Class of Cslvery ing and gave announcements of the Grace Methodist WSCS. Baptist Church. and .report* from the board Mrs. Hires stressed the Mrs. John Hires narrated meeting of the General Gar­ needs of the church nursery the interesting program and den Club. sod tf>« group voted to adept Mri. Gordon Brltion spoke the visitor* were portrayed by the nursery as a project for the Mmes. F. J. Murray, John on ’•Horticulture,” relating tlie coming months. the new varictlca of garden William*. Charles Clemmer, The next meeting, March 4. J. F. Smith and Otis Taylor. flowers available. will be a covered dish lunch­ The president, Mr*. C. 6 . Interesting new names for eon. Williams, presided at tha brief marigolds are Sunspot, Smlls Hostesses for the fellowship sad Hopeful Hopeful Is de business meeting with reports hour were the Mmes J. B. heard from the circle leaders rived from research being Crawford, Malcolm Lodge, end dona to develop ■ white marl and the nominating commitC. E. Williams, with a Latin gold and this new name Indi­ toe. American theme carried out Mrs. Bettye Greenfield was cates possibility in view of In the decor and refreshments. the fact that it Is pal* cream welcomed as a new member. Special guests were Mrs. The members were remind­ In color. Hans Osterrleth, sister of New varieties of xlnnlai In­ ed of "World Dsy of Prayer," Mr*. F. J. Murray from New March S, by Mrs. Mildred clude whit* called Daisy Mae York City, and Mrs. L, Kelly and a new alnnia with green Gramkow, spiritual life chair­ Williams, mother in law of man and vice president of the blossoms. Mr*. John William* from Tht over popular petunia United Church Women of San­ Memphis, Trnn. has colorful new names with ford. Others attending the m eet­ Rev. John Uire* continues the King of Diamonds being ing were the Mmes. Marlon a bright red. Melody is double to conduct "Death of a Myth" Freeman, Harry Klay, Rus­ pink and While Avalanche la a study of the Spanish Amer­ sell GUI, Jack Roisman, Ro­ e variety for hanging In has icana in the United State# every Sunday evening at •:}(>- ger Harris, Jim Leonard, John Martin and Karl Fehd. Mrs. Brlsson graciously ans­ wered many questions and of­ New Vegetable Combos fered cuttings whieh e h * Mixed vegetable* In butter brought to the meeting. asuce and carrot chunks in Mrs. Oakes served delicious butter sauce are new boll-ln refreshment* and Invited the bag freesar Items. The same guests to tour her spacious manufacturer also has added garden which extends from whole mtuhroomi in butter Scott to Summerlin Avenue, sauce, which cook In 10 min­ with the beautiful garden vis­ ute* la • trying pan. Removed ible from either street The from their pouch whlla fro*Oak** garden has the dlstinc- en, the mushrooms and sauce .ion of being chosen for the should be cooked, covered, PebQiarr Garden of the over high beat for 3 minutes, Month, aad uncovered for ft more. First Baptist Homemakers Class a. Meets Tonight The H omemakers Class of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday, F eb ru ary 1A, at R p.m. at the home of Mra. I.<*is Pennington in Lake Mary. Anyone desiring tra n sp o r­ tation or directions, m eet at Wlnn-Diale, 2Slh S treet at 7:30. Enterprise Personals By Mr*. Ritchie Harris Tha morning eirel* of the WSCS of th* Barnett Memor­ ial Methodist Church mst Tuesday morning at th* home of Mra. Frank Winkler. The I.ouiae Wilaon circle of the WSCS met at the home of Mra. Joyra Klrtlsy. CHAIRMEN FOR THE VALENTINE LUNCHEON were Mrs. Roy Tlllis, Social Department, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, luncheon, and Mrs. W. D. Hoffman, cards. Mrs. Guy Beall Hostess To Osteen Homemakers Club Osteen Personals Ry Mm . Clarence Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Sherm_Moore of Lemon Bluff left tor their northern home in Elida, Ohio, two weeks ago. He entered the hospital fur major surgery soon after their arrival. He Is now convalescing and will re­ turn to Florida as soon as he is able to travel. Ry Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Extension Home­ makers Club met recently with Mrs. Guy Beall. The program on Leadership was given by Mrs Joe Mas­ ters. Her subject was "Am 1 a Leader?" Next month’* meeting will he with Mrs. William Wankosky. Attending were two visitors, Mrs. Jessie Bohr of Franklinsille, N. J.. and Mrs A. E. Durham of Chuluota. Also Mrs. Frank George. I Unwanted children of today Mr4. Helen Rucschcr, Mrs may t;»vc unw anted mental Kilty Dunklr, Mrs. Lillie Boy­ I problems tomorrow’ nml the er. Mrs. Mary Boyer, Mrs. ’’unw anted” a re rich ss well W i l l i a m Wankosky, Mrs. ' ns poor. These are the obser­ Janies Wallin, Mrs. I.aura vations of Dr. Emanuel K. Ball, Miss Alice Dayton. Miss Seim art* of tin* I'oMgradunts Sara Burns, Mrs Bertha liar 1Center for Mental Health, a din, Mrs Hazel Gilhuly. Mrs I New York training ren ter fur Eva Williams. Mrs. Norman | psyrhiatl ista and psyeholuMiller, Mrs. Joe Masters and I ists. The population explosion the hostess. Become Adult Foundlings Altamonte Springs Personals Ity Julia R a r t o s Mrs. Mane Beltz of Cleve­ land, Ohio u a current house guest of her sister ami hus­ band, Mr. and Mra. Joe Simunek on Grandview Avenue. Mrs. U. Dudl, mother of Mrs. Beltz and Mrs. Simunek is al­ so a guest of the Slmuneks. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Aahley of 1T30 O'Brien road, and their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hellzcau and two grandchildren. Sherry and Cindy returned re­ cently from Henderaon, Ky., where they visited with Mrs. Ashley’s parents, Mr. and Mra Marvin Dance. Mr. Dance has been very sick but la im­ proving nicely. The children saw snow foi live first time while in Kentucky, which they enjoyed Immensely. mol rising rusts of governm rnlul aid fur dependent chil­ dren hurt* focused attention on the unwanted rhllil. "B ut it is u grave e rror," Dr. Sellunity. points nut, "to believe th a t unwanted children are only poor kids in poor fa m i­ lies. Thu 'unwanted' a r e found in Inrge numbers among the affluent mcmlrera of our ioeiety.'' Dr. Schw arts believe* th a t "unwnnfed rHIblren'' represent a considerable portion o f the fu ture patient* In our mental institutions. There |s, h* says, no adequate substitute for parrntul love and care. Chil­ dren who are deprived of such attention may he candidn 'es for breakdowns in later years. Phone 322-3914 Comer Oak 4k Commercial W. W. Rohe and Art Finn left for their home in Frankllnville. N. J., after spending some time here as Ihe guests of Mrs. Lillie Royer. a Com* t*« th* Mparvto IJO lb. ate* k N W . • Com* touch th* tag* M l ■nd v*f*taW* Hydrate*. • Compare Frlgldtln deep* ahalf door atoraft and toU moral *239* 5 £ i/ i CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. W/T Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Scott have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tatham, of Colum­ bus, Ohio. A group of ladles from Os­ teen who attended the Garden Club Tea in DcBary, Thursday were Mrs. James Wallin, Mrs. Hazel Gilhuly, Mrs. Joe Maslers, Mrs. Norman Miller and her daughter, Mrs. Robert Workman of Elinor, W. Va., Mr*. Julius Gerheardt, Mrs. Howard Shiver, a visitor from Three, Rivers. Mich., and Mr* Clarence Snyder. TOUCHTON'S ThisSpMnq__ I IT'S MAD, MAD M ADRAS SHORTS from 97J8 SHIFTS from 911.98 BATHING SUITS from $16.98 Skirts from $7.98 -•c N M A a sa K H Aitaa Coppar oc WVU fto n lM t G. H. HIGHAPPLIANCES ----- TOUR FRIG1DAIRB DEALER ------ 1700 WEST FIRST (3 2 2 -U U ) » FADE THEM OUT ‘ Weathered br ow n spots on the sur fa ce o f your ha ml i and face tell the w or ld yo u'r s ( a t t l n a old — p e r h a p s b e fo r e you really ara T ada tham a w a y w it h new K S O T K R I C A , th at m e d ic a te d e r s a m th at break s u p maaaea o f p ie . tnent on the skin, hclpa m ak e ha nds look w h it e and y o u n a a s aln . E qu ally e ffe c tiv e o n tha faca. neck an d arm a. n o t a c o v er -u p Acta In the akin—i w l on I t Traf ra nt. (raaaaltaa baa* for aoftenln*. lu hrl ca U na akin aa it clears up th. thoaa bl.ml.hM O u t r a n teed by th e tr ua twor tk y St -year-old laboratory th at produce# I t At le adin# dru# and toile try c o u n t er s 12 rlua tax. P f t g g OPP1II w ith ea ch Jar of E.SOTEJUCA—trial lu h e o f m it c h u m c a i a m a n t i-s i r SP IR A N T . N e w e xt ra- al ran at h an tipcrap lr an t—d e o d o r a n t tn a flu ffy van lahlp# c r e a m base flmootha on ea sil y w it h ou t " d r . # " Eor those w h o paraplre h e a v il y S o-d.y s up pl y S3 00 plus tax. Eras o ff er for limited time only. D O N T PAY A PENNY MORE FOR A 2-DOOR UNTIL YOU SEE THISI Eva Bess Only Sealer Beauticians AGE SPOTS * Mrs. Douglas lUgbt* of Win­ ston Salem, N. C. was recent house guest ol Dr. and Mrs. Paul O. Schallert of Hermits Trail. Mrs. Rights D tho wi­ dow of Dr. Douglas Rights, who was a minister of Mora­ vian Church of Winston Salem, where the Shallerta wero mem b*n. following a collapse. Wa with her a speedy recovery. Hair Cut 81.76 Plain Shampoo & Set 92.00 High Fashion Styling $160 up "W hila they may have nom­ inal parrn ta in childhood," Dr. S ch w arts says, ’’unless they have a feeling of being loved and unwanted, they can Irecome adult foundling!. "W e find in our clinics a t the I’o stgruduutr Center th a t unplunned children are fr e ­ quently unwanted children Many parents, however nobly th ry tr y to conceal their feel­ ings," says I)r. Schw arts, "unrorriciously convey tha ‘unwantedness' to the child. "B ut the traum atic effect* are not limited to the children themselves," Dr. Schw arts points out. "F requ ently ." h# added, "the m other and f a t h ­ er, as well, are afflicted with emotional disturbances as th* result of an unplanned addi­ tion to the fam ily." Says p r . S chw arts: " I n an age when science has given us the mearte fo r family p lan ­ ning, such a* birth rentrol pills and other forme of f e r ­ tility regulation, it if Incred­ ible th a t we in the U.S. are still producing hundred* of thousands of unplanned and unw anted children e v e r y year." TH IS! HORRID ter. Mrs. A. E. Durham, of Chuluota, spent the weekend in Avon Park. Mrs. Guy Bciil and her sis- 'Unwanted Children May A COPY NEGATIVE Mra. Milliard Richard Is AND ONE 5x7 confined to Seminole Memor­ PRINT IS JUST — ial Hospital In Sanford under­ going treatment end testa 9J.50 + 6c TAX AT — BEAUTY SHOP Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Grimes have been her niece antT her hus­ band, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Jacob, of Toledo, Ohio. The Jacobs have now moved to the Candlelight Trailer Park and will remain in Florida. Shirley Morgan Alexander and Frances Strickland Bow­ den arc staging a two man Art Show at the Shcrwin Wil­ J I t liams Co., 117 S. Magnolia, February 16 27.. •, Art enthusiasts will be in­ terested in the unusual ex­ hibition, which will feature oils by Mrs. Alexander and prints by Mrs. Bowden. • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Evening* 8ANFORD, FLA. HANFORD ■HMHI■m m i) • �* itJ ir°- . * ~r ~ i < * • r kf*. -fcf . sr .r r * 7 ■ ■ lO —- . *n*i •■ • <♦ ■ • .V v." • ' .*w ^ V.V ,v t •• vl_ W jf B e a fo tl Feb. 18. 1965 — Pnpe 7 WrmfS Oviedo High. School King And Queen Crowned At Sweetheart Ball Bjr Evelyn Lundy An evening of enchantment w ai enjoyed by Oviedo High School student* Friday even­ ing as they attended the cornation of Miss O.H.S. and Mr. O.H.S. and the Sweetheart Ball which followed. The stage was breathtaking In its beauty and simplicity; as the curtains were raised, one saw a gigantic red valen­ tine interspersed with touches of white. Behind the valentine and on either side were plac­ ed white wrought iron chairs. Rex Brooks, master of cere­ monies, announced the attend­ ants as they came in. Jimmy Beasley and Hank Tulp, Soph­ omore boys walked from the rear of the auditorium to the stage and waited for the Sophomore girls. Linda Riggins and Gay Sti­ ver, who came from the side entrance and descended the stairs, walked across and then up on the stage. Linda wore a white floor lengtn sleeveless sheath and Gay's gown was a pink satin sheath with large rolled collar. Next the Junior escorts were -.announced. Tim Colbert and Wayne JarobO escorted Joy Wainright and Sheril Bulling-ton.- Joy's drew was of royal blue satin and Sheryl's was a white sheath. All the girls Carried a heart shaped bou­ quet with red and white car­ nations. Senior attendants were Kar­ en Janson and Jimmy Cour- ler. Karen's dress was red and white with empire waistline snd she carried a larger bou­ quet similar to the-other girls. The long awaited moment came when Miss O.H.S. and Mr. O.H.S. jrere announced. Popular Seniors, Marilyn Partin escorted by Ted Bellhorn. walked on the stage and be­ hind the large valentine. Marllyn was crowned by Karen with a rhinestone studded tlsra. Jimmy crowned Ted with a red and white crown. Lovely blonde Marilyn wore a blush pink floor length gown of taffeta aalin. The aleevelesi bodice featured a round neck­ line which v-ed in the back. Also on the bodice was Irrldrscent sequins, which descended in a scroll effect into the .bell ---------------- n — r— shaped skirt. She wore match­ ing pink satin slippers and carried a large heart shaped bouquet of pink carnations bordered with white csrna-j tttons showered with pale pink ribbon streamer*. After the coronation the High School Dance Band en­ tertained with several selec- Horn. Songs were sung b j a group of girls composed of Beth Gore, Karla Anderson, Cathy Rook, Carol Simmons and Darlene Meek. . _______ ___ _______ , _____ - MISS O.H.S. AND MR. O.S.H., Marilyn Partin nnd Ted Bcllhorn, center of heart, nnd their court of attendants participating in the Sweet­ heart Bnll festivities at Oviedo High School. KING AND QUEEN OF Oviedo Utah School were crowned Snturdny niffht nt the Sweetheart Ball. Karen Jansen crowns the new queen, Mari­ lyn I’nrtin, who will reign as Miss O.S.1I., and Jimmy .Courier crowns Ted Bullhorn as the reigning king,. BUTTIR DISH, a lsss llnsr $ 4.95 Charming Program SILVERPl-ATE flY — INTERNATIONAL Outlined To Aid KADER JEWELERS Untidy Teeners N E W YORK (UPI) — A woman Iraiti-r in t h r cosme­ tics field decries the “ g en er­ al untidiness" of today's teenaged girls. Not content with ju st being critical, however, she is s p ear­ heading a national p rnjert to put today's teens on th eir toes in matter* of make-up, m a n ­ ners, and grooming. “The way I feel about It," said Marion McDonald, "te e n ­ agers must reulite they're go­ ing to have th a t fiu-e around for a long time. They must think, ‘what'll I look like at LINDA SPENCER, Sanford, nnd Jimmy Courier. KAREN JANSEN and Wayne Jacobs, seniors. of beauty and fashion for DuBarry, which working In co­ operation with the Ladies Auxilisry^Jo th* Veterans of Foreign wars (VFW) has begun a teen charm program. Th* auxiliary has 6,700 locals with somf 400,000 members. Th* auxiliary believes it is the first voluntary organiiation to make such a program available to teen-aged girls. Mrs. McDonald said in an Interview that tha “herding" Instinct le one of the strong­ est Influences on teen dress and grooming, • “They have the same fads, the same Idols, listen to the same music, wear th* same camel’s hair coats,” she said. Th* course hopes to show the girls that there era tilings meant for on* individual, not for another, she said. "Long hair may be for thl* an*, but a pixie cut for an­ other. A girl with heavy legs should not b* in knee socks." t asked Mrs. McDonald If ah* thought the modern teen tried to emulate th* Johnson girls In th* White House, ss their mothers by th* million* copied th* Jacqueline Ken­ nedy look. "I don’t know," eh* **ld. "I do think, though, that tha Johnson girls are so nice and wholesome-looking t h a t to ropy them would be wonder­ ful." The Garden Club Talented Music Chairman Entertains Oviedo Women 40?’ " That "general untidiness” frets her, she said. So do bud manners — “ there doesn't seem to he much respect for older people," said Mrs. Mc­ Donald, who has a married d au ghter, 24, nnd a stepson, lit. She puts p a rt of th r blame on parents who have “shirked responsibility and put it all on the school." “ To me," she said, “it is not the teachers who should ba responsible for how children dress, act, how they com* to school." Some m others set "deplor­ able examples" fo r th eir d au g h ters, Mr*. McDonald contends, by going to such as the superm ark et In curlers. Add to this, she said, is th* fa c t th a t today's teener is more independent of a u th o ri­ ty than ever before because he o r she Is affluent as g en era­ tions before never have been. Mrs. McDonald ia director The queen and her court left the stage and went into the cafetorlum where Marilyn and Ted led the grand march; af­ ter which the first dance was by the queen and her court only. Music was furnished by the "Icemen". The cafctorium seemed to have beet^ touched by magic. Shiny red and while stream­ ers were hung from the four corners lo the center, from which several large red valt tontines were hung. Red cupids and red snd white valrntines hung from the streamers. Card tablet were placed a* round the dance floor snd on each one was a lighted red candle. The refreshment t»ble wa* covered with a- • whftg clothwith red p»prr valentines at­ tached to It and red candles were also used. A Urge val­ entine decorated cake and punch were aerved to itudents and guest*. Talented Mar­ guerite (Mr*. Jam es) Partin w»s chairman of the entire af­ fair. Chaperones for the dsn^e were Mr. and Mrs. James Tartin and Mr*. B. G. Wainright. GAY ULREY, ARTHUR EVANS, Judl Monitor and Marshall Lingo. Girls Will Be Girls Again In Soft Seductive Styles PA RIS — (N L A ) — Three looks emerged from the i's iis spring collections— the bodysoft, th* little girl and the tough chic a la Courrcges. But on* message sounded loud and clear. You can pile all your s tr a ig h t up-and-down •k irls on tha scrap hasp They're OUT. Cusuut, soft, seductive, f lu t­ tering are t h r leading fashion directives launched by th<n u n who dictal* what women wjll wear. Hemlines remain in the knee area fur the must p art, but skirts swirl with pleats and flounces. Bias-cut, floppy bodices anchor a t th* n atu ral waistline or ju s t a bit higher. Th* shift is still featured, hut thia time a clever bias r u t makes it cling softly tu th* figure. And sleeves are back, alwaya slender, but in varying lengths. Th* tem pest unleashed in a teacup last y ear over pants suits for street w ear has di*d down. They have all but dis­ appeared from th* scene. Necklines seldom plunge and when they do, th ey are veiled In gossam er chiffons. Jerq u es Heim still shows panU , b u t they a re either very wide culott* ekirte or slick p ants worn under a full pleated skirt. G erard Pipart for Nina Ricci shuns the “httl* girl look" In favor of the sophis­ ticated woman. He showed lot* of flying panels on skirts and siren shift* for evening, slit to th* knee. Marc Bohan for Dior pro­ duced a collection for all ages. There war* delightfully Jeunty “Schoolgirl suits" and tun­ ic ensembles inspired by In­ dian rajas, both in line and color. His evening gowns are reminiscent of the Gay Nine­ ties and have a new hemline which atop* Just above the Oiunel showed mote dress­ es than in pent aensnns and all *r«- completely feminine with panels, tiers and ruffles un the skills. Jules t'inhny srems to have gone pam-l-mad, using six to eight panels on one skirt. Th* j only pant* h* showed were for patio wear, ilia evening gowns were a sensation— floor-length skirts With bra tops and only “girl" in the middle. Courreges stayed wjlh his above - the • knee skirts, checkerboard pants don* in sequin* and cowgirl suspen­ der dresses. Except for s few excep­ tions, the understated, archi­ tecture! disembodied look of tlit past has b rtn discarded by the fashion greats. Every­ thing it soft, pretty and femi­ nine. Colors include all the baby blues, pinks and yelluws, tome am ber and ortn g a, much whit* and navy. Textured stocking* are out. The newest shade her* It a soft flesh tone, chosen to complement pearly-pink tusksup. i t ’i the season, loo, to con­ vert your sleek, heirdo Into a curly mop snd be glad you’r* a girl. Serve Smorgasbord Buffet To Guests This Weekend Tljis Saturday, February 20, from 4 to 7 p.m., th* Ethel Root Circle of the C o ng rega­ tional C hristian Church, 21th a t I’ark Avenue, I* sponsor­ ing s gigantic Swedish Sm or­ gasbord, featurin g 45 dishes, imported and Amerlcnn C arry out service will h* available for those who would Ilk* to come in and choose from th* sumptiou* buffet. If yon are having a party , th* Smorgasbord it th* answ er to your catering problem* with th* delectabla food varieties offsred. | ' T h e Marring* License" and lly Evelyn Lundy (» Prom ise Me " A s p a r k l i n g Valentine Eady who is chairman of tht'ini- prevailed itt tin- Mummi's Club Fibitty when m em ­ Civic Music in Dilnmlo a n ­ bers gathered l u r th eir r e g ­ nounced th at Mi* John Duda ular monthly lunehenn ami Jr. is ticket chairm an for meeting Red eupid* w eie a t ­ this m en nml asked anyone tached to the walls and q u a n ­ w ho ia illicit stud to contact tities nf pink araleas were Mrs Duda. Mia. Musier opened the used m a n ungements. On th r speaker's tn blr the a r r a n g e ­ hliainesa meeting and an ment was nf scarlet cam el­ flounced that the Federation ■if Woman's Club* is sponiorlias. tug driving safety nml urged Valentine napkins wet* a l ­ everyone to h* more alert so used with small paper She also announced th* Sem cups "f \ a l r n t i u a candy at mole C o u n t y Fedrr niton each place. 'would meet in Altam onte Mrs. Dun Dimla gave tha I Spring s Feb 25. at 10 In. ■levotuin. Mrs. Lynn Moaivr, This will he * covered dish Woman's Club chairm an vvel- ttneheon and she uiged comrd all m r m h e r • and everyone to attend. guests, after which the The announcement of the pledge of allegiance was aald. Oviedo Ate* Combined Drive A delicious chicken and yel- ia incomplete hecauaa all h>w r u e lunch wa* served by w nrk*|a have not finished Mr*. Em m et W all/ and her canvastng her *t*a Each one committee, Mr*. J. II. Staley, is asked tu tu rn in her Miss Ruth Davidson, Mts. T. money *s soon a* posethlr. I). Clonts, Mr*. Robert MeMrs A. II. Tedford passed Cullisler, Mrs. i l a m l d C u l v e r nut cards for each one to und Mrs. Untold HhrvTic' tell what kind of garm ent she Hi# very delightful musical will make for next month'* program wa* given by Floyd fashion show. K*d), Minister of Music from the First Presbyterian Church or Oiluruln, who was accom­ panied at the piano by Wil­ liam Bookhart. Eady told nf the g te s t work of Dr. Joh n Authentic Swedish decor A n d e r s o n who ia leaving O r­ will enhance th* dining are* lando l o o n . if you car* to dine *1 leisure The following lo n g s wrr# and the ladiei invite you to sung by Esdy: "W ithout s sample *11 of th* attractive Song," "H ouse By the Ride appetising cuisine. of th* Road," "F riend Or Ticket* m ay b« obtained Two," “ Tell Ms Tonight." (he from any Circl* mem ber or became fsm itlar with this by phoning Mr*. Ralph l-nss- song while doing Red Cross lug, 822-5260; Mr*. Ethel Cor- work in A u stra lis ), "A PasU t t , 822-06011 or M ri. Helen torial," “ Young Tom O’Dcvon," “ Ain’t I t a Shame," Remusat. m tyeryone Loves The 'Extras at Eckerds BIO TOMORROW LU N CH Personals George Stine, who has been ■ patient at Orange Memorial hospital for tLt- pest two weeks where be underwent surgery, if now convalescing at home. 423 Summerlin Avenue. . D IN N E R ! GOLDEN FRIED CHICKEN French Frlre Tossed Hslsd Hot Roll* 4k Butter ALL YOU CAN EAT — EC K ER D Druq Stores 99 Sanford Plaza M A T C H IN G C O O R D IN A T E S BY CAMPUS CASUALS OF CALIF. For Card Party — MADE FROM — ARNEI- TRIACETATE A Th* Garden Club of Sanford will sponsor ■ card party Feb 28 according to plans nnmmnr rd al its recent hoard inert ing Mrs Al Hunt, ch airm an of 1la* event, stated that play would begin st 7 30 p m at thr .Sanford Woman's t lull Tlr krls ba se been ihvtrlhulrd and arc- available limn Garden RAYON Washe* easily by hand, quick drying, aaay ironing with cither dry or i l t i m Iron, rom fortable feeling and reelsla atretchlng \ t Club nirtnlirrs or they may hr purchased at thr door. Members have m ade and will rontrlhnli- a variety of priu -t for th r occasion. Mrs Hunt said that the winner at every table will receive an award. She added th at an) type r s r d game may he play I rd ns long as those attending An Off Season Bonus OK Joe R. Wells Sr. i* * patient at the Veteran's Hospital, Laka City, where', be will be con­ fined for a few weeks. He is in room 310 S North, and would enjoy bearing from his friends. - Announces Plans 112 8. PARK AYE. tiring their own e ird s. Refreshments of homem ade cookies and is n d w l r h r i will be srrv ed with coffee after the gam es are completed Proceeds (rom (lie evening ■re e a rm a rk e d for the general treasu ry of the club. ? or shrinking, • SHORTS - *g.98 • SKIRTS fJM • SLACKS S0.98 • BLOUSES (DACRON) SO . 98 • SLEEVELESS PULLOVER SWEATERS (ACRYLIC) 0 10.98 ° AVAILABLE IN — PINK OR AQUA dCowRA Fashions The air conditioning is: 8524 TARK DRIVK The Food Freezer Is: • Counter top Model • 4.5 Cubic Foot Capacity • Superb Carrier equipment • Long lived and economical • Expertly Installed • Normally Sold i t $149.50 • Free • Pticed Competitively We’ll ffive you a Carrier Food Freezer Free with every Carrier Central Residential Air Conditioning Installation Purchased by April 15 •• C arrier Southern A ir 2513 Perk I)r. Ssmford, Fla. 322-8321 C o ll 322-8321 For Free Estim ate �W ■ ^ . 0 r* - . ■s > a Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOUSE Pa*e 8 - Feb. 16, 1965 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith ± V h K l} Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1»65 GENERAL TENDENCIES) From ea rl/ AM you have a ▼err food ehanee to se t a (r e a l deal of value accomplUhed bjr the attention jrou pay to what may appear to ba u n i m p o r t a n t detail*. Through them you can round out a aenalbla eourae of ac­ tion and gain the good will o f companion* with whom It la neceatary that you do op­ erate In ( i t t l i r harmony than hae been poiiibl* ere thl*. ARIES (Mar. >1 to Apr. IB) Anything connected with bueineaa, hom*. creatlv* field* can be don* with dlipatch now, »o get on tha beam ear­ ly! Regular aaaoclate* put their. shoulder to the wheel, too. Be productive. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Getting health and charm improved make* thing* much eailtr for you later, e»peclally In aoclal matter*. Put your fin ed ikllla to work. Get In­ to tha type of hobble* that you Ilk*. GEMINI (May 21 to June *1) A*r aartrhaglnnlng la the be*t way to handle hom* af­ fair* and thoie In th* outald* world a* well. Getting prob­ lem* aolvad, flnlihlng teak* bring* fin* **na* of aatlifactlon. B* happy, accomplish. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Stepping out early will »** that ahopplng, bualneu, creative endeavor quickly behind you. Sitting down with partner* bring* belter underatandlng, too. B* of a very co-operative mood. LEO (J u ly 22 to Aug. 21) G etting book* in order and planning to Increaie abund­ ance I* fin* during th* early morning when your head la clear. A nalyte poiitlon well. Then you know b elter how to proceed. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) G etting peraonal affair* well catalogued in your mind I* fin* In AM aa well ae plan­ ning your aoclal life more wiicly. Take any treatm en t! you need. See the r i g h t per­ son*. L lilR A (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) A good day to g e t your ■urroundinga Improved eo th at all la b rig ht and colorful, In good taet*. Give a helping hand to th nte in trouble. Hut do aomething to g et own poaitlon Improved, too. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) K airlnaling pal* can be helpful in relieving tension* today in the outside world. See as many an poaalhle and maka new acquaintance* a t the same time. II* cordial. HAGITTAItIUH (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You can Improve your position now by proving th a t you are a fine upslanding cllisen through tome wise act. lligher-up will b* Imprcsaed. You gain real p re s ­ tige. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Ja n . 20) By expressing the rig h t Ideaa In proper circlet you find th a t you can In­ crease your euccess appreci­ ably. Make your lettera short and to tha point. Show th a t you have a fine mind. AQUARIU S (Jan . 21 to Feb. IB) Getting all of your affair* In order require* tact, diplomacy and precision In d talln g with olhara now. Show gratitude for close tlei who have been d t y a l , Do aomething thoughtful f o r them. PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) Impresa those with whom you at* contemplating con­ tracts, ate. with your fine ideaa and practical knowledge. Show appreciation for their alliance. Thla Increases h a r ­ mony quickly. IF YOUR CHILD IS UOItN TODAY, ha or aha will ba on* of those remarkable person* who will see the needs of those about and know just how to satisfy them. Give tha finest education possible that la slanted along philosophi­ cal lines and much la accom­ plished either In tha field of buainaa* or philanthropy. Have many youngsters about oarly so that dealing with others becomes a very easy matter. T h e BUrs Impel, they de wot compel." What yoa make of your Ufa la large­ ly up to YOUI Carroll Righter’s individual Forecast for your sign for March la now ready. For your copy send your blrtbdate and 91-00 to Carroll Rlghtar Fore­ cast (The B la lo ri Herald), Box 1B21, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. y �s r- n i ** t P a y s T o D o B u sin ess T h r u H e r a ld C la ssified . P h . 3 2 2 - 5 6 1 2 6. Child Care N A N N I E ' S K I D D I E CAIIK, I n ­ f a n t a t o I >rt. O p m ! 4 hour*, by t h e hour, d a y o r w e a k . 3110 8 . o a k AV*.. 333. 011 1. Classified Phones rrra ■ •■ ftri ffclL D K aekaag* ulaal* ton tjr D ial H ir e r* — !fa| L a s s D lita ie a h i i * ■ •► K * K « a• aII am A A 11 to 15 1.50 1.8112.85 IS to 1.50 2.52 | 3.80 21 to 25 16 | 1.50(3.15 \ 4.75 2S to 30 | S | 1.S0 13.78 | 5.70 M filM iiM Ad— 1 Lin* ( f i r * 5 - l e t t a r w o r d * p+r l i n e ) §1. 30 M l i t m n m C l i t r f A A l l § k l p H a t * A da C h a r g e d a t 1-D ay R ota CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST c l a s s if ie d d i s I'l a y 11.50 Per Inrh (M l.Im am . lark** of 3 ca la m i — ' --g k R & lg Tka Herat* w ill a a t he t*. ■p o o s t h l e f a r M a r t t h t a a a t l a c a r r a c t iM aar tlaa. COPY T k a H e r a t * r a a a r r c a t k a yvit l l t i t a t r e j e e l l a g ar r t i l t l a s a . 7 i t r r r l l M M t a l w hlrk ■tl' i i t a i a k j c c t l o a a k l a ta t k a g o i t e r a t tk la boot* . M g e ? . ___________________ _ _ DEADLINES 11 Noon Day B efore P u b lication For I n a e r t l o n a a n d K ill* (S at. N oon For M onday) 1. Lost & Found r t Dolior m . n. I'#m a l a — g r a y i s h b la c k . Ph. 1333130. 2. Personals Hu y o u h a v e • d r i n k i n g p r o b ­ lem W r i t e P. O. B o x 1111, Bmnfard. SEMINOLE LODGE '■ NURSING AND CONV A LESC EN C E R E SID E N C E P O. II.11 i * 50. Hanford, Via. 10u S O U T H MAY A V E Ph. I 3 3 * tl* * v 4. Beauty Care ACE BEAUTT S a lo n , opan dally A i n by app'ta. M a y f a i r H o t , t . 1 1 1 - 0* 40. H A R R IE T T H tau ly N o o k. a o f t w a t e r , r v r n l n g a p p ’ta. HG So. Oak. 111-1743. C U T S C U R L B a a u t y Shop 111 P a l m a t l o A n 131-011* K v a n l n g A pp nln l m m l a ' Legal Notice IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OV T H E NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR ­ C U I T IN A N D VOR i E R I N O L E C O U N T Y . KI.OHIIIA IN C H A N C E R Y NO. I f And C IT Y SAVINGS HANK OF P IT T S F IE L D , a M axaach us.lt* c o r p o r a lltin, P lain tiff, L E R O Y G R I F F I N gn d FIT LA M A E G R I F F I N , h l i w if e . D efendante JtOTfCK TO t i r . r E S D TO» L K R O T G R I F F I N an d B U U MAE G R IF F IN TOU ARE H E R E B Y N otified do t a k e n o l l e * t h a t a eu tt ha* b e e n f il e d a g a in it. y o u In th e a b o v e e n t i t l e d Court* T h e n a ­ t u r e o f t h le e ult le an a c t i o n t o forecirvae a r ea l e a t a t e m o r t ­ 3 g a g e d h e ld by C ITY S W I N G S H P I T T S VI E L D . a <A MAs eNi Ke c h uOV e e t t a c o r p o r a tlo n . w h i c h m o r t g a g e t* r e c o r d e d In O t f l d l l R t cor il l H ook 4(7, P a g e 21, P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f Ke mltiol# C bU hty, F l o r i d a . T h# n a m e o f t h a C o u r t in w h i c h s u it p r o ­ c e e d i n g * la p e n d i n g la t h e C ir ­ c u i t C ou r t nf (h e N i n t h J u d i ­ f. c ia l C ir c u it, in a nd for H*mln o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , in c h a n ­ c e r y No. i n f i. T h e d e e e r l p t i o n o f t h e r ea l p r o p e r l y In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , I n v o l v e d in e ald p r o ­ c e e d i n g ! a s d e s c r i b e d in th e C o m p l a i n t la aa f o l l o w s : L ol 4. B lo c k H, H A R M O N Y HOM KB. a c c o r d i n g to th a p l a t t h e r e o f an r e c o r d e d in w Plat Book 11, P a g # II, Public R e c o r d s o f Bern!iitile C o u n t y , F lo rid a T o g e t h e r w i t h th e f o l l o w i n g l l a m a o f p r o p e r t y w h i c h ar e l o c a t e d In a nd p e r m a n e n t l y I n­ s t a l l e d aa a p a r t o f th e I m ­ p r o v e m e n la an s a id la n d : H eater, perm anently Inetalled. Y u a r e r e q u ir e d to f i l e y o u r A nsw ers or other defen sive p l e a d i n g s w i t h th e C le rk o f th e a b o v e n a m e d C o u r t an d * e r v e a ropy th er e o f upon the P la in ­ tiff*# a t t o r n * ) * . W H I T T A K E R A N D P Y L E , w h o a * a d d r e s s la S u i t e I 0| , 1011 H a s t C o l o n i a l i u l v e . O r la n d o , n o t l a t e r t h a n t h e l l h d a y o f M ar ch, l » l l , aa r e q u i r e d by l a w , e la e a D e ­ c r e e P r o C o n f e s a o w i l l be e n ­ t e r e d a g e in i t you . IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , I fcftve h a r a u n t o aa l m y h a n d an d Oftlxeri m y o f f i c i a l m l nt S a n ’ ford, Sam tnol* C ounty, Florida, t h t a J»Ui d a y o t J a n u a r y , 'A .D . llli. (SEA L ) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r , ’, • C la r k . C i r c u i t C o u r t S a m ln o la C o u n t y , V lo r ld a Hy: M a r t h a T . V lh W n D r put y C la r k W h l t t a k a r anil P y l e A t t o r n a y a a n d C o u n a a l le r a at * f u l l # 101-3*4 1411 E a a l C o l o n i a l D r iv e lO r la n d o , F l o r i d a P k b l l t h F ak . t, I, I I . t l . 1113 C N -t l i K A U T t l ' t t l . 1 li a d r o o m , 1 b a t h . !. a k * p r l r l l a g a a , 3404 D o w n A A aau m a p a y m a n l t . 133-TOII. 1 I I 1.8 . C A P A C 1 T T BEDROOM, t B ath c e r n o r l e t . 11 1-1444. $229.95 8UNLAND P O M E R A S I A N S . M a l t . A nn A U a x a m t e r , L a k e M ary. D O B E I I M A N P I N S C H E R pupa. A K C . V i o l a K a i t n a r . 133-S M1 NOTH ISO IS L O S T u n t i l a H a r a l d W a n t Ad t a l U to fin d Itt 10. Poultry - Livestock io n L A T I N O H E N S , C hicken M unir*. Cage. I c lu d eo ta x e s and Insurance. I b e d r o o m * , r e f r i g e r a t o r and slave, fe n c e d yard, some tree* . P r i c e d 113.304. V a c a n t . T a l l Ml 7*4111. W i n t e r P a r k . D ew ay M etcalf, R taR or. P a w n i n g or B u y i n g } — Hr a u i l A - 1 P A W N SHOP 3301 O r l a n d o Dr. 333- 4(70 N E W A PPLIANCES at W arahnu» a P rlc»»— Frlgldalra, H o t P o i n t , RCA. Z a n lt h , ate. C a ll C h a r l l a O o r m l y c p l D e t a t A iio c la t f d R adio A TV, 3111 N. G r a n t * A v a , O r l a n ­ do t l l - 1 1 1 4 . Plano S erv icin g A T unln > G a n a C u m b a a — 331 -1 I I1 P l a n o T u n i n g a n d R a p a lr W. I . H a r m o n - • 1 1 1 . 1 3 3 ! N E E D E X T R A C A S H ! A Haraid W a n t - A d aalla t h o t a ar H tl a a n o t o n g a r n i l d a d . "Lora In c o a t — h i g h In raault a. Dl 333.1111 o r 1 3 1 -f 111. I22-&I&I 17. Janitorial Services r B N T S C H M AIN TEN A N C E Service A Su pplies 2&CI 8. P a r k Dr. II2-4I4I KENMORE E lectric Ptove. * mu, o ld , D r a w D r a p e s f u l l y 11next, n o lle way Red w ith h e a d b o a r d 222-TH92. 19. Builders Supplies P H K - C A 8 T C o n r r a l a Hiapa G R E G U R Y LU3I1IEH CO 330 M apla Av*__________ 331-0100 afraid you'll ba rsplaotd by automation.'* LARGE SAFE 2 d o o r s — on t ln lle r a T A K E REST O F F E R 222 • HI 91 — UV-IITI CLASSIFIED INDEX S a n fo r d 'a Moat C o m p U t a t e d W il l ia m s h d w 303 K H l h ______________ 311-1441 21. Home Improvements C A R D E N T H r t. H o r n . R a p a lr a A A dditions. First else* W ork m a n s h l p . Ph 822-T0I8. PA IN T IN G * R e p a i r i n g enc ln* urea. I n t a r lo r w a l l t*l**nnlni_ by V o n S c h r a d e r w a l l D e t e r ­ gent. C M U I Ncvk g o i n g mu ml KDVV A Rr»H & CA HKY A ppliance C enter D r a a t l r a l l y r e d u c e d p r lc e a on u»»i W ashers. R efrigerator* A S t o v e * d u e In o v e r a I ock. IJ<"ii't nilaa thla C h a n c e fo r a Tr r in e n d n u * having* 1204 «*#1ery 2 2 2 -» i» « or 9450 L A D I E S D la c o u n t S h o e * 1 1,41 pr P u r p le * C ity. 2**1 w . 1st. 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Well Drilling W ELLS D R IL L ED , PUMTS S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS All T y p e s a n d S i t e s W e iU t u ir and S e r v le t # S T l N K M a c h i n e a n d S u p p l y Co, 1*7 W. 2nd S t ______ 122-4412 "Y ou n a n # U— W e h a v e It!" AMERICAN RENT-ALL 3(14 8. H iaw ath a. 3:3-4113 R E N T A RED RnlWway, Hoiptlal. B a b y IWda, by Day, Wa.k, or 3f o n l h . CARUOI.L'J F U R N I T U R E I I I W I at 331-3111 53. Wanted To Buy U S E D V U II If I T tJ R E. Ml an. l l a m a . P l n a y W . o d A u c tio n . 1 13- 3310 . 29. Fhoto & Equipment WANT E D CHrua F r u i t — H a m l in , P a r a o n U r o w n , P l n a a p p l . A B aodll n ga. ley: M a n s f i e l d , D ond ad f r u i t H u n t Ph. 113-4344. KNCI a j S E a S n a p e h o t In e v e r y le t l e t , W IE H O L D T S C AM ERA SHOP 210 S. P a r k A v a n u e . S a n f o r d YYE HUT ilaad r u r n l t u r a , o n a placa or h o u a a fu l. Kur ay I t c d d ln g A Kura. Co.. 441 W. 1 at SI. 131-4341. Legal N otice l» THE C I R C U I T ' C O U R T, MATH JU D IC IA L 4 il4IJ'IT , IA AND VU41 IK MIN OI-K C O U N TY . V l . l i n t D A IN I H A N I K I I Y NO. 14434 J. T. P U G H . PLA INTIFF S E L l, US your Furnttura. Q u i c k f a r v l c a w i t h th a Cuah. SUPER TRADING PO ST. 13 3- 0477. ACREAGE W ANTED A f a w Acraa. w ood ad . a a c l u d . d , acca a a .b la . R a a a o n a b la . W r i t * B u i 111. 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No Q u a l i f y i n g . 1400 D o w n * A s ­ su m e p a y m .n l* 133-7091 BED R OOM . 3 B a t h ll n u s * . hardwood fl o o r * , fu rn iture Inc lu de d. w *ll la n d .c a p .,] yard. 71..1 A r e a A B e s t Uify In Hanford. 133-7174 M I- Payton Realty 74. Sales Help Wanted n u m c SALESM AN J e w e l T e t r Co., h u o p e n i n g In S a n f o r d A r e a fo r m a n 11-44. m a r r ie d . H i g h S c h o o l E d u c a ­ tio n . n e a t a p p e a r a n c e A g o o d w o r k record. G u a r a n i* # (t o o w e e k l y . 113-4441, S a n f o r d fo r Interview . auto g lass I B E D R O O M . (Vi h a t h , k l t i h r n r q u lp p a d . l o c a t e d 103 O a k l a n d J E E P S t a t i o n W * g n n . *33. C all A v * . B u n la n -l E . t s t . i , 3100 133 -1 30 7 a f t e r 0:10 p. m. mo. C all 7 I 7-0 313. 1441 C O R V A I R MONZA c o n I B E D R O O M . 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B O O K K E E P I N G A T y p i n g do n * You ar* n t r a b y r e q u i t a l to • t m y horn* o r y o u r o ff lc a . f il e y o u r w r l l l a n d af an aa t o fh * 311-1 *7 1. llltt o f C o m p l a i n t (h r d lv o r c a U s e d f u r n i t u r e a p p lia n c e * , tool* , fi l e d b a r t l n a g a l n a t y o u , wrth etc. B o u g h t • Sold. L * r r r 'a D A T S W O R K . 333-0 77 *. lh a t i « r k of th * i b g r t C o u r t Marl. 113 S a n f o r d A v a . Th. 1, 3. A 4 B E D BOOM H o n or b a t o r * F t b r u a r y 34th. >33-4133I. m A 1 B A T H S 1143. a n d a a r v * a c o p y o f aam* KITCHEN E Q U IP PE D upon p l a i n t i f f , a tto rn a y , Jam aa LOW M O N TH LY P A Y M E N T S C. C oll la r , I»1 W a a t C h u r c h Far Com plete In form ation S lr a a t , O r la n d o , F l o r i d a . B ed d in g A Furnttura Se a or C a ll T o u r H t r a l n f a l l n o t o r a dac r a* A T FACTORY PRICES: R e a l K * ' * t a — i n s u r a n c e p r o r o n f a a a o w i l l ba a n t a r a d 11* M a g n o l i a llt-H ll 3rd A P a r k A v * .313-311 1 a g a l n a l yo u . W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d aaal F K K E E b 'J ftlA T E at S a n f o r d , f a m l o o l * C o u n t y , U p h o l a t e r l n g A M a ttr e a * r e n ­ BART PILCH ER w a H »vn Th* H em * F a r Tou F l o r i d a , th l* l l * t d a y o t J a n o v a t i n g . N e w A L’. e d F u r n i ­ B eet Buy B roker u a r y . 1M Itu r e . C a l l M * R . d d l n g M fg. 333-7 14 1 D a y or N i g h t (SEA L! Co. a t 741 C e l e r y A v*. 333A r t h u r II B a r k w l t h . Jr. 3117. ' 2181 P A R K D l U V R C l i r k o f t h * C lr q ii lt C o u r t Hy: M a r t h a T. V lh W n . D C . F u r ' t h * b l g g e a t e e l e c t l o n o f 2221(38 8 2 2 -7 ( 1 1 R aaltor J A M E S C. C O L L I E R X10HTS D e a r ly n e w a n d u s e d f u r n l - 144 N. F o r k A v * . I I S - 4 3 1 3 ).* §•§ I l l A ttornay for P la in tif f t l» - § l|l tu r * . #*• H nll’s F u rn llar* 341 W a a t C h u r c h S l r t o t 122-414 1 *111- 1( 12 Brokerage In C a o e e lb e r r y O r la n d o . Fla. * on 17-31. O p e n 4 d a y * I t e t PubIWh J a n . t i , A F . b . 1, I. 14. J i l t . M a h o g a n y P e r i o d C h i n * C loa*l, CD I-II 131-4113. TIS So. P e r k 313-ItII . 97. Houses For Rent $74 MO. 1(100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 72. Femaig 108. Rooms For Rent $ 100 DOWN — St. Johns Realty DEBARV BRANCH 118. Trucka For Sale 3 B E D R O O M . 1 n o t h til ed , k i t rh*n equip ped. *n*rk Bar, F l a . R o o m , >310 m o n t h . 1403 W y n n e w o o d D r. P h . 333-3140. ilK D lU him • 2 Hat h - Her vl r # M*n | ( ( 0 D o w n - May* lit * (7 9 18 mo. blu e T a m 4 I m u re nee. L MN ENTEHF It IF EH. f NC. M ain o f f i c e ; 8 T H E T IM E T E S T E D F I R M mi. Ho H anford on l t - 1 1 Ill-fill I Hlk W est on M eminole 120 N. P a r k A v# Av* l*h 128 -2911 cn1|eqt. DeRA R T. ip a clo u a ^ ftdern. I bedroom. 2 bathe, Florida Room plu a U r g e ancioow d J>or0'h. r e d t r a l h e a t A Air rondltionod Low ta s e e . high aeaum able m o r tg a g e A ttr a c ­ tively located overlook in g M O R T G A G E S — LONG T E R M g R V F X A l * O q t a t e n d l n g 2 A 2 lledrtMJ'Tii ll n n i a e a v a il a hi a in 1-ake Ph . owner D eflary DELAND FEDERAL a l l A r ta * ui Han fa rd . ua H a v in g s h L o a n A s s o c i a t i o n f h o w you Around! 121 S . F l i r l d a A v a , D e lja n d C U E A M P U F F IIjrME on U a c r e | n | w i t h w o n d e r ­ fu l l a w n § e h r u b b e r y . AJ* moat m * . fram e, 2 bedrooms, n n txd large kitch en : ev eryth ing U 0 | K p . r k Av# i im m a c u la te Juet t mil** 311 >: >: a n y t i m e HO DMKKKKl'Wit. tl v # Tiv 1 f r o m &« iif or d y e t p len ty of • c h o o l a g e child ren, w e e k ­ naarhy neighlm ra flo ii to e n d s o f f Gall 122-71(1 Hi. J o h n # R i v e r f i s h i n g A t­ t r a c t i v e l y pr ic e d a t 11.000 B K L I A B L K w o m a n w a n t e d for R A V E N N A P A R K . G-.ld M - d a l w i t h e a c e l l e n t te r m #. ll o n llu m e, I b.druum , 3 M»tal W o r k . N o p h e n e c a l l * hath, b u ilt-in hllrh eu . exA p p l y In par aon a t P l u m b e r Ira t a r g . t iv l n x r o o m . c * n la n d C o u r t, S i l l O r la n d o Dr., Iral h* a t , d u c t e d fur air c o n ­ Hanford. d i t i o n i n g . c o r n e r lot. d o u b l* . I n v e s tm e n t A Beatty c a r p o r t , fe n c e d In be. k y a r d I t : N Park A v . 131-9173 Ph. 111-1114 64. Savings & Ixian 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale IlOIt M c K K E U S E D C A B S O n K K N ltR A IR UNFHItN. U p .ta lr * A PT . | 3 3 NO M O N ET D O W N C h o ic e l o t i a v a i l a b l e In G r a e n m o n t h , 109 M a g n o l i a A v * . I n ­ *01 F r s n ^ h A v « . 131-0711 q u i r e d o w n s t a i r * a f t e r 0 p. b r a lr o f L o c h A r b o r o v e r l o o k ­ m . or c a l l 133-4130. in g gu lf c o u n t . C u s t o m 1110 F o r d . 34.110 m il t * . N « w b u i l d i n g t o y o u r * 0* 01( 10* T lr **, R r a k r * . W t r l n * . (ICO tl o n * . O reen br a-lr d e v a l o p e d F U R N . 1 R o o m Apt., A d u l t* Cash. 133-3(09. l l o . 133-3410. by K isa sw o o n B U I L D E R S . INC. S M A L L F u r a . Apt., 1903 M *p l*. 133 -1 *7 4 333-0731. 303 F a i r m o n t D r. N I C E L Y tu rn . Apt. In p r i v a t e m * F O R D H T o n C a tl 3337117 b * t w * * n I A 7 p m. A TTR A C T IV E 3 Bedroom M as­ b o m * . 1117 M a g n o l i a . onry, L and.coped. E xcellent c o n d .. near echoole. bx»e, F U R N . Apt.. l i g h t * A w a t e r I n ­ 120. A u t om ot i ve Service c lu de d. 337-1374 • hopping. Down paym ent 1434. 144 P h a n n o n Dr., P i n e cr**t. 33 1-4110. Tteaif nr-Th* uro r - T r a d e a i:a -(9 » l 1991 § F r e n c h A ve 425-5938 322-5612 C H E A P F A R M T R A C T O R . T e l l t h e m y o u s a w It In T h * Muat ba In p r a l t y fa ir aha pa Sanford llarald t — W r l l a 1100 F r e n c h A v a , D a y 'L A U N D R E S S ' w lahee A N lt a G r il l or rnaat ma M o n ­ GOO D d a y m o r n i n g at 7:04 a t Grill. Ironing at hom e, r eason ab le K rn,at !l>m an ______________ C all 133-4 44 3 m o r n i n g * . ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ESTATES $82.00 MO. - WANTED PUPS PO OD L B C L I P P I S O POODLES VOR SALE P h . 332-90*0 Home, $100 D O W N - AQUARIUM S * t r o p ic a l v m t l l l y h a t t Q u a l i t y f r o m th a H»tt O. E. A p . l l a n c a a — Naur & U i a d H a i i h t r l r t , L o w t i t d la c o u n t 111 M a g n o l i a 11J-1U 3 pric e*. 10 a. m. • I p. m — D A I L Y — I’ l N N I FRIENDS. N E W MAJOR llo u M h o ld A p­ I Ml l e t S o u t h o t S a n f o r d on plian ces at 1 1 % A bort our H a y , tJ - 1 3 . co il Wa su arantaa loaraat prlcaa. C o n t a c t J u l i a n W l g P O O D L E P u p iile a A K C r t a l a t ■ Ina >31-1141 or c a l l J. * R. arad. W h i t e T o y a t S t u d , T r a d i n g P o » t , I n c ., 310* 8. G r o o m i n g . > 3 3 - 14 4*. O r a n g * HI o arc m T r a i l, Or* Undo. Up to 6 111 1.50 1 1.50 | 1.50 a to io | s | 1.50 | 1-50 | 1.90 IS 20 U I By Nadine Seltzer SALES a SER V IC E 111 BO P A R K 133-1113 M I X E D or A KC . » a p i c k up, H lg h ta l r aah or o n n a la n m rnt. P u ppy C ity U t-t O l* . 95. Houses For Sale Feb. 16, 1965 — Page 9 93. Houses For Sale SANFORD ELECTRIC 425-5938 t c □ grrolfe SWEETIE PIE MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCE WESTINGHOUSE W ASHER 131 -4113. 8. Pels & Supplies 322-5612 from CARE. e n fsrl 30. Home Appliances F o r F a st R esu lts. mo. b* l. | 4 « mo. ’5 8 ( h r v r u l r l |S7M ba l. 131 mo. 'S» P o n t i a c |* 7 I | I S « b a l. | S 2 mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mu. ’1 2 C h e v r o l e t f l * » ba l. 1 10 mo. ‘S8 Ford 60 R a n b U r | S 8 6 bal. |* * 1 $687 ba l. b * l. *30 ISl 832 ‘8 4 C h e v r o l e t | 2 * l b*t. 11 2 mo. ‘6 7 D * H o t o $ > * * b a l. 314 mo. ‘6 7 M e r c u r y $ 4 * 9 ba l. 1 24 mo. ‘1 7 P l y m o u t h $ 4 6 7 b a l. $24 mo. *67 1 lo c ig a $ 8 8 2 b a l. $11 m o . mo. ‘SB O ld * $ 4 1 * b a l. 822 mo. ‘ST liu lek $881 b*l. 132 mo. ‘6 8 liu le k $861 b al. I t I ’I S P o n t i a c 8 8 * 1 b a l. I M mo. ‘I I F a l c o n $ 7 8 8 b a l. 13 * mo. Rambler $681 bal. 139 Dodf* $9*2 bal. 137 Corvalr l$87 bal. 839 Old* $399 bal. $24 H*mbl*r $667 bal. $11 ‘I S Cadillac $ 1 * 9 bal. $24 *60 Renault $191 bal. 114 ‘S I Lincoln $149 bal. $11 ’83 Cadillac 1124 bal. $7 ‘66 Chevrolet $99 b*L $3 *60 *60 ‘SO *68 ‘I t mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florida 323-460$ National Krpoa.ra.ion* Inc. 1012 • 63 CORVAIR Monxa “It00”. Convertible. 4 Speed Tran*. And All Th# Other W arm Goodie* You’ll Love, Chantilly Beige With While Top. 63 FAIRLANE ‘Sport* Coupe', B urket Seat, Air Conditioning, Radio, H eater And Moat Everything Elae You Could W ant For. It Can He Youra. 63 FORD 8 P a a ie n g e r Wagon. A ir Conditioned. F o r T h a t Cool, Cool S um m er Varatlon T h a t Will He Here Before You Realixa 1L You’ll Love Thl* Roomy Machine. V-8 And Automatic. 382” Engine. •» 62 PONTIAC ‘Grand Prtx'. The U ltim ata In T h e P ontiac World. It'a Loaded. A ir Conditioning Too. A Real C raam F u ff. Beautiful Light Blue. It'a A H ard top . 61 MERCURY 6 Paaienger Station Wagon. Air Condition*#. Power Steering. A Very NIc* Ona Owner Wagon. Plenty Of Room For All Her*. Strickland Morrison, Inc. Y «JI If I n il M U t S .\M 'lilll), l i t I llltl# UMI SI HI M i l t \Y. I*, tiIl-vjlti �-• ••• ( r , x • %%t '. v t t* N ' m im n fi > • I f Of # Founders Day Program Set For PTA Group ' t sJatia Berta* Day p r t g r a a A Form ted for Thur*will be of the Semlday'* nM*ti> of Pernoia County u o e ie tio m a t c m T » tfh * r S outh Seminole J a i l o r High School in Caaeelberry. The meeting will open with a h o ep iu lity period from 9 on til 9:30 a.m. followed by the burin*** and program Carlton Henley. L y m a n High principal, will be in charg e of the program which will feature a ik i t to be pre­ sented by stodenta of Mrs. J o d y Dromraerhaoaen'a dram a rlaa* baaed on tbe theme, •W hat'* My L in e ? - Thera will be music by Bob C slpcp-. per. Plana for the meeting were completed by the executive heard last Thursday morning when members m et a t the h ;m e of Mr*. William Begrest, 107 North Woodlake Drive, Bretton Woods. K f Presbyterian Women To Host District Meet SEMINOLE COUNTY Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will have a Founders Day Progrram at 9 a.m. Thursday at South Seminole Junior High School in Casselberry. Planning the program were (from left) Mrs. George Hearn, Carlton Henley, Mrs. William Segrest and John Angel. DeBary Chapter, AARP, Finalizes Plans For Tour Women of the F irst Presby­ terian Church of Sanford will b* hostesses Wednesday to a m eeting of D istrict 5 which embraces churches in DeBary, De Land. Maitland and Winter Park. R egistration will opea a t 9:30 a-tn. Guest* participating in the p rogram will b* Mrs- R- L. Tilghman. Synodical presi­ dent who will use as her top­ ic. ’'The Synodical Training School ar.d its Changes." and Mra. H. C. H arris. Presbyteriat chairm an of Ecumenical Missions and Relation*, who will apeak a t “Birthday Of­ ferin g and it* use in Korea." P resid ents from the wom­ en'* group* in each church in the district will present a akit. O th e r guest* participating will be Mrs. W. A. Bser, Presbyterial president; Mrs. P T. Piety. P resbyterial vx* pres­ ident and Mrs. Abraham Lin­ coln. chairm an of d u tr ic t £. Luncheon will be served at noon in fellowship hall. p*"10" Ftb' “•19“ Altamonte Elementary School Adds New Third Grade Class B n ftr l By Julia Bar toe 1 Founders D ay" w as given by Increased enrollment call- Mr*. Marge Artr.»tror.g. vi ing fo r the addition of a new p ^ ^ d e n t . and a musical proth ird g rade at. Altamonte fr>n3i an d*r direction of M:s. Springs Elem entary School Nell Drueding, "O u r Ameri­ wa* reported a t the February can Heritage.” wa* presented meeting of th* Parent-Teach­ by third g rade children. er Association. Mrs. Lawrence Swofford F ra n k Gore, principal, ( t a treminded the members th a t ed th a t present enrollment is . a t the 670 mark ar.d th a t Mrs. B> w B l ^ r „ p M t pres. V A A CHAT with Dr. Geneva Drinkwater, guest .speaker for the Altamonte Springs Garden Gub (right), was enjoyed following the program by Mrs. George Knoth, vice president of the club. Dr. Drinkwater, former professor of history at Rollins College, spoke on her travels in many foreign countries. Highlights Of Travel Told By Educator It; Julia Rarto* Dr, Geneva D /tnkw pter, for’mer prefessorr cf h T*tory a t RoJlirr* College." who ta u g h t lu r a y ear^ y i Madras^ l p ^ a . was c f h -n—o r at th* _— guest ’ ----- — — , E c h j . a r j c v v e re d .d>*b e sp p e r meeting of t r e yk'.iamo'nt* i Springs Garden Club. Dr. D rinkw ater gave *n In­ By Frances Wester Mrs. R : he rt Rugenstein ta li. a b o u t her tra- UPW Circle Meeting Held In Lake Mary ' are the ferrymen. They have a king ar.d queen in Thailand ' but it is mere like a fairy tale K m gfom and th* people all seemed happy, Hung_Kcr.g. duty• ----- * —----- *■ -s — port e f the. vjfrid. alway s was croird*dI‘"»lpeci*lly by r tf u gres. Pecple make their homes in small boats and even live on r o : f tops A family■of si*, plans are to build a f i v e ^ a . l room addition by r e s t Sepu m b e r . An a r u r r . a system to pick up Channel - t is installed and will be (a use by the er.d cf the month. Mra. William Segrest aaked th a t clinic c a rd , of childret. not yet returned to the school be sent by the parent* as socr. as possible and advis­ ed th a t no more aspUtns will be given a student unless rec­ ommended by a d tetor. Eye examinations have been completed and some of the s t u ­ dent* n i l be notified to get fu rth e r checks. Mrs. Louise Kershr.er. p res­ ident. cper.ed the meeting ar.d as led by th * salute •<i« l o i the S' * * P ! A’ * , »P**k' r forv f School of Instruction^schedul* April 20 a t £ » t Metho. «“ »t f hJ » * hJ n S*n ford. The * cond‘* t*d f r o a 3 “ n t,> “ oon . F o u rth g r a d . ? * refreshment* following the ■*■**'■•■*•_____________________ Funeral N otices sin srR M v , ( l. a . — rc---r. • •rv irsi for I* A Samir*-'. -. It who died ( u r lay. . * • v*:| »• 1 p n . T t r i t i r i gravos Is ••eroe-srr L ake .T h Kee ) i View J H o-ficis- - r E nssrx r - ; - - - s t Hem s Is ' h e r * - n o * n. vs is *. it. it. i r i w i n — Fu n e r- •ervicea f o r . M-T. E U « r f who <!:#1 M r . '4 *y » r—h d u - i e t v! I P ei W»-lrV*4*y at B - t n v F u - - - a l Tt-m# wtrh It*' F. t e r : Jir.k-.rs cf T.rvt <•!«: <*horoh r f f l r l i t l r * P . . . ■ |a - E sirp i C • *>ei*r jr firt-awi F u t * - Gor* Devotions were given **>• Mrs. Mlliicect Pattishsli ar.d minutes were read by the secretary. Mrs. Jear. Nuss. The tr e a s u re r’s re't'ert. givII —• In -►»!£♦ en by Jam es Kir.sey. »ho»e<i a hCar,-* of H A S i - *r. feknd. : »i»v R O E k E S I R t r - Tr.. It was s u t e d th a t an anr.ony®‘ •’* ' cn n "r " t o c a w - e - d . “ be d ' e t M meu* donor had given }20 _!*} w a s e e n t t e d a y to P* • '•• •» r u n e r a l - H o m e H o l l a r l toward th* pulldown shades V* h . f.3- u r i i n a r.i b v - a to be installed in all 21 class­ •• > »«ev. O r a a k i X' 1' •“ " f * or!<J »r i « • , h " * ch:Jir«a *n<! tk r** * 4- rooms fo r audio-visual work 'I - e I* e r t a r j a at a - r a - e e n - a - ’ # )h t U tw tJ f* * ‘ - ' ’'‘T-* , * l11 bo*1grandm other 4,vwas netted cn °f ? ” ?}* »" * * The mother and the magaijr.e sales. PTA mem- Mi ll IV. Ill 1.II—Tta V rlr Hag* ' ♦ s aI t.e ’r ** rk * h , d ' li!Wd‘ S h t u ‘ * f * re o! th * bo* t wKU* berah p now star, da at 2J.1 found the pe.ple very nice in the rath er is at work. k a 'u r Sa> “ a* ebtppel 11 . l i r . f t e a l F . r . e a if persons India ar.d wii.mg lea.-r. Japart" :s tew .t.fu, C3U.V I’ a j s Way N J . fur t e r , , A t*:* cn "W hy We Have - Lte > : . l and cvhau.st- . try,.cigar., ar.d neat, a r i t . r a l t o d a y . ■iratr. a T . - ~ 7T i ' V me ’ a c i a f l * e-i ar.d net toe g od f i r vegaCam.e..;*s. a I a | e a s ar.d i a--a**e-ree-e * tation. They receive - s t y heart* w . r , featured m table chirks f r m low* and th a t is dec rat..-rs fer the meeting F . r e s t Cty Mer.har.ts At- M oreCom fortW earlnc bow they start their poultry. 11.at* f r the even.r.g were •cciat - m e m i - r t w 1 see the The w eather is a .a . L a r to Mr. and Mis. L. K Stover, f :.—:. te:e*t*M at the r h;30 F 'o-.da w eather ar.n they cha.rmen. Mr. ar.d Mr*. Lewis p m meeting to-day at Irma t Here u a pleasant way Vo overcome / I 3cae plate cucorlael TAS I th IH grow many sf the same T.: » • G. West. Mr. ar.d Mr* Eric Beauty Shcp in the Fcreat re**/ an tmpro'ed poeSer spr.nl.e4 .» and lower plate* hulls ’..‘.ev tas er.; yed here. W. Da.lman. Dr ar.d Mr* * lty St.rppir. g l e - ' / r . „P. C»r upper • — to ’f.ti ibee (eel more com. In Tha i a rd . m.vst tr a r s - P a . li S nallert ar.d Mrs Moore few .) e '. e e f l preti r-m ac ie No r.m.m.y p**‘ l u ' e ir feelinc 11 • a lk alin e n portat. n is car-ied on ty Fred W B atsm an a .1 CVe* ne t so ir Che cts r • • lent f the g-v -p. w-.J p.-e ,-O.e b c e a lh ' Oe: P A f T t r T H t o u t r- at cr ferry a r d the w mer. It was announced th a t th# tide a: the bus.r.est session. a i c r-t counter* e’ cry “ here t m e - g a f - . a r d w.il te held By Mra. John Leone A to ur for members of De­ Bary Chapter, American A$aociation of Retired Persons, was hostess for the February to Busch Gardens in Tarr.pa meeting of Circle Or., r f the a n a Sunken Gardens in St. U PW . f the Community PresPetersburg was set at F rid ay ’* b y terian Church of Lake Mary meeting of the group for held at her home cn Crystal Thursday, March IS, with de­ Lake last week, p a rt u re -trine- f r o m -the- -De­ t “T h e j y v o r c r . i were given B ary Fir* Hall at 6 a.m. by Mra. Rugenstein who also While Chapter member ap­ read an article entitled. plication* wiU be given prior­ GOI) ANI) COUNTRY Award, highrst relijriou* decoration for Boy “ W hat Do We S ee?" ity, others are invited as Mr* Ted Brooklyn, p n g r a m Scout.*, was presented to Eustace Byron Smith III. left with his parents. apace permit* and if more chairman, pretented the first Mr. and Mrs. E. Byron Smith, and Steven Leach, right with his parents. th an I s sign, r.smes will be ch apter of th* r.ew study Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Norman E. Leach, on Scout Sunday by Rev. Robert M. taken for a second bus load book. "Live As Free Mer.." Jenkins (rear) at First Methodist Church. (Herald Photo) for the same date. All committee chairman r i a n t also are beir.r made were railed upon to r ve their by the group for toura to o th ­ repof.a It MR* ft!inourced er point* of ir.lcreil in Flo­ that tk* r.<n l c.rcjt x i e l : r.g rida. ! will to held at th* 'lo n e cf In other buitnesa. M Mr*. Earl I ’r .f f r cr. Crystal J h n F betK h. service chair­ I . a .r The U i - .At rtfl T ^ t » man. rep-rtrC th a t an .n leav­ Mm E K f'arn.e L>>d i r r . II !» ' ( 1 a*, t r e r.. • e ing r.uir.'er of members ar» ST dir-1 a! DeBary Manor at of Mrt Ted Hr - k.yn. Fe- 22 r e s e t t i n g emergent} tr a m 5 25 p m Monday Tb e meet :"g d e te d with the portatlor. to hoap tali and doc­ Contributions of a number and Conflict." put on by a H .g h Rei.iy 62 of 6C7 Cher Bom to Bedford City V* Friendship C.rc e ar.d M upah tors and the insurance chair­ of civic and cultural minded t , , r a Atlanta in Novem- Sept II. 1I7T s.n* had lived benediction A soctal hour fob okee Circie, died Saturday man. Elm er Crumbacher. re­ in Sanford for the past a* lowed ar.d refreshment* were A re t.red painter be mo*ec businets firms have e r a s e d ber. ported success In helping to I The a.-quisitlon of the Syrr.• years The widow of E E •erved : v the h stess • to Sanford two m o n f s ag the Mutual C o h .rrt *•» i a d J u • t medical insurance | h-r.y aa a bor.ua attraction Lloyd her residence was at E rn e . \ os Ru> t-* cf t ’J.d from v ape Vs> S J lie *aclaim*. Don to schedule t r » F. :ia maraa tr.e of t r . most sue- »H West 2tAS Street xf-rd Street Lor.gwood d ed a m em ber cf ire CathoLc P ro g rsm for the meeting Symphony O rchettri fur a cesaful dnvea the attociaShe was a m em ber of f r i t sf a rear*, a t t a .a Monday in Church. a» a I- r 11 ! r. has had in a ru n ber cf w at presented t ) H u .a rU Mid­ Marvh 2 cor.. Methodist Churca of banford v t .' ?ti* r»# i Surviv.r* sre sens Thomas dleton who showed a color attraction fur their tnembcis H -a ie d ty J.. l^ r M il. • ! toe Truthserkers Class ot i n E d a i r d [am . ; i : . r . n a shuffle board o f k a * k , H i 4 OROTO Portugal <l P ! l The "po|i» i» film on life in Maryland ut p re t.d e rt. tr e ■- ard i f tbe W mar. s Society of Christ Doctors is the emergency cf i i ; e May. Hwgtiey. o fourr.arr.cnt P ro g ram C hairm an Glynn Scheduled at the l ivic <"er.t- uirvctota a i r Mra. C. B Gai- tan service an honorary Jyhn ct Burn in Be.g.um he came N i wsrd at St J o h n s Hot pita Woodbury er rather thar. at the high Reeder announced th a t Pete; ap • secretary P...-h*rf mem ber of the Wrale* an S c * Vrrk C.ty Frar.kun, o: to the I n i t e d btates and be here who are a .ways treating Kopper.aa! and Earl Merrill school auditorrum Kr .»h tr e a s u re r . Mrs Ba pn Go.id a id a past president of Rovr o ’ t a me a natu ral.red citu ea .n alcoholic cases late at m g r t Tr« r* » N" J Announcement t rh . «um’- \ - * ” r '•With, I»r ** { V*9 will give a slid* report at the the Spanish \m e ri c a n w a i were surprised to see t.-.en P t S lr.[-..a J - - p . i . of v am. t>r. He w . s ■ retired butch ir. g f t i e " p p i " * 1 ' * l» March meeting on their A A ­ V* nr. r* r » « r. Krr.r*: • . «».r> W t r r a n s Aux. iary. a rat K c'.ard it cr and t * “ « to Iuoetgwe-d U latest p atien t—5*ear-cud Ma den S J i y th » a>t.. ati-r. s pivai lent. M? «r J Mr* K n r » M»’ R P tour to Europe. S.rvIvors are five children > a p. f o r 1 daughters Mrs ' e a r s a . i frrm H ..acai M.cb Vernon M.ie, a: a ’recent J r . Mr* lK*ttie A N!r». Mrs L. M s w a i n and E lla ria Rota Costa He was a mem ber cf the It seems that M an* R*>*i Mary T Pcrjty. of Sanford tJw .I’.e H*rk*. V?* F Uoyd J r . of Sanford Ha found a pint of brandy while M.ss krr. Reu.s and ' I r s knr Cat.Vilic Church and <-f the fturne). NJr# K rrl t BryA'di 6 .pr. Lloyd, of Pensacola Miy »-4 >ar..'..-2 bb.ir.eb o ard C ! , i t*un t*f m a r ) rt. f *r,• f • k '! »» *V r Keetr \\ , Jam es E L>»d of Peters r.*r parents were out of the Fr> tit ero off v There are no survivors Mrs Betty L • ir.t cf s a v e d ty iltrevt. *r 1 m«tr.t«r- U r * i l iU •*. ar t th# tv* house and drank herself r.r. l i and Mrs William L. A Sum m eilm . 51. d.ed , K,p u . m c4pta(B, Gra.T.koa F . c e r a l Heme l unco&icioutttcss D o c t o r s cab Ga lU R ihtrship r h itfK tr .. Mr* In Miami Sunday. Grar.kow r ~ < : a Hctr.e Is sanford. is a esarg e c.f a: The Ur.fc' w ti Troy Ray and Mr*. IUru.r. Da.lecbach. of Orlando, 13 pumped out t e r ito.-r.ach a a i (randcAiidren. 25 great prand A former resident of San- ivhievrsi by the contribution* radgem eats *.r ri!: , err. e c u revived her. n*rthc*lorr.#w. children, and a n i t e r . Sirs W ford where he attended First v{ th f f^Howirc ccrr.panles. Tram raptaln* in<*!ude Mr* W A .n»o of Lynchburg. Va M uhodisl Church, .he had re ( haae and Con.far.y Florid* K«rneth Win#, Mra (’ M Brnacc Funeral Home la in sided m Miami for the past s u t , B j n i Sanford AtlatKti*r*r*n. Mr*. C. M ^mith, 30 I k- National Bans. Florida Mr* H H Ho*e M-a Rob­ charge nf a rr a n g e m e s ’s He is survived by an *<ujt Po„ r Xjth. rnr.jvattv ert LovfU et. Mr* J t ( h*r Mrs. Ruby Glnder. and 4 C hun-K trg P ro d . -t. Sar.frrd 1* M r * IV. n a M cousin. Mr. Cathergne White „ fr iW Wmn . D il„ Vcmji l ailed P rc v t I n t r r a a llm a l Jam ti ij i l r r f t , Mr * both of Sanford; an uncle, Ed stores. Liggett Drug Com- vt.i- r l l l t * n , Mr * I ' a t r v k The crusades by C hrist.ana 1 wm Humphrey, and a cousin. . „ n). | . u b h l Markets, J.m O L i« u . Mr*. Cicvr^'r Mill*. of Western Europ* to r*co*et Hugh Humphrey, both of Bra- Hunt Bewlty. Company, >an. \»! r » i a t h « r i n « St the Holy Land from th* MoMrt dentoti ford-Orlando Kennel Club. n utfh O'Gara an Mr. Rath bam m edacs hegan m l W ac­ B nsscn Funeral Home Is in ^Orlando . Seminole Jal-A lai pol,-*, cording to th* Encyclopaedia charge of irra n c rm e n ta . (Fronton. I'ynatruni.-a Irv . B ntancira. I W heeler Fertiliser C. m | any of Oviedo, Chelae* Title A President William Taft start ■ ■■ -------------------------------------------------( j u * r * n t y Compare Ml Kr>ed the custom of throwing out l i r w r < iMr i i r r o i r t « r ,, Fauat the ftrsl ball to op»n th* bsa*TMI M M N i l Hit I I I l I N . " , a f Drug s'r'mpuinv Store a r d Tmirhlnn"* f i it nr tmi i i u i : nr hall »ea«-vfi in 'l>l« . n . O M I I I * . IN %M l t o i l • I N I . |» tl By Jan e Casselberry •rug C om p a n y . M)Li: i «n Nn . 1 y rr.an II.gh Scho. 1 P»-en.l Follow Ing the Symphony 1 I* l l l t Mf t . MV c h i: Ml i Mr* resr.rert will he the Burke Tvasber A ssoc ia tion a ll! m eet THEODORE R PU U IH V K Family Singers appearance vt * p m. today in the a h-»v| Marvh 2V at th- h gh aehool auditorium. U T R T L E n Rt* It R a n k Jam es Bower*, a-nool gut auditorium, the fourth and !»•*♦»■ !tr.t final rvente achytiuleei h» the dance coun»*lor. will apeak on M in i* : to % m %n T O i W Y It T E E l» U l'I tilA N K iSHciatioa i !?6» - 1965 scr- the Importance of lettin g aa D ifiM ilt i*s. * related to college adiutaai.n. R««t« 1 A libitri Other presentation* have lie alao will diacusa th* riaA n ew a n tf -p e ra p irT ot: i r k iiF ftr u r v o t i. included a concert by the ing roata of a college educa a n t Uvat really vrorka! TIED it.At i t t i l f or 4 « **rr • Solve* underarm prob­ ha* kern (Had against >-* u Stetson Choir m Janu ary and lion and the increasing diffl lem* for many w ho bed <k« C t r o t l l C o u r t o f tR« N i n t h a dramatic evening, "Cumedy .ulty in gaining Vdmiaaon. deapaired of effocliv* J n J l c i A l C i r c u i t o f Ifc# l u t e h elp . M IT C H U M e f FI o r l d A. t r a n # f o r l i n l . • o!t County, v i d . r C h*nc«r r A N T I - P E R S ^ I R A N T kee K«L tl«Ttn th * M i l * Of M 1 underarm* aboolutelv ( / idry CADN t.'.ni THEODOHE K ih o u a e n d * o f g ra te fu l F a n c y . Bert not too fancy. Jvsrt eno ugh to m a k e yvvwr friend* tksnk y o u've (ound HI*KHANK P l A l i t l f f . T l M T I l. Poaitiv* action coupled with oil an the b a se m e nf. V o m a y thank ao, loo. w h en n o get a c q u a in te d w ith B u ick ’a T U K D. M A U A N K . D . f r n U n t . WITH ONE OF THE MA.NT NEW complete gentlenrea to normal tot' * iu : iik iK iiu r h i: - 1 V - 6 - t h c hcet th in g th a t c r c r h a p p e n e d lo 6 cylinder*. It* 225 c*. in. deliver* 1S5 hgv, akin and clothing i* mad* po*. QI I R I . D t o til * y o u r A a s . t r aabl* by now type of formula PATTERNS OF VINYL - ASUESTOS w ith o u t d e liv e rin g yew to the gna Motion n l the tim e. A a to the plain, homely p ricc: W it h th # C la r k o f th l* C o e n dev wed by a young guaiu* us a a 4 to aarv* a ropy o t th* y o n l k n d it lo oks rvatfid in th e fam ily bndget. We sknigsv the Buick Special ao you pharmacy and produced by n a s m * u p o n th * p l a i n t i f f * a t . trualwortky bO-year-old labora­ I a t i l e n jo y th e o t h e r good thing* in life. S ee y o u r B uick d e a le r, ( o r n t y . wfcoao a s m * a n d adtory. »Odoy auppiy. *3 00 plu* draaa a p p e a r k a t e w , o a c r kaa B uick fo r only . T h a i 's th e plain, hon est (inspiring ) tr u t h . ta t. At leading drug and toi­ for* ik e l*tk day of l l t l i k # ■i ) * 1 ) . » .Merchants To Meet Bonus 'Pops' Concert Mrs. E. E. Lloyd Dies A t DeBary Hugh Reilly, 62, Scheduled March 2 ; FALSE TEETH } m 7 ’* ) « l f ) < » ft ' # r T .iTf r r f l H Dies Saturday ----------- Emiel Von Roy, Longwood, Dies AA Candidate Is Only Five Former Resident Dies A t Miami ZZ? . Now You Know Fancy car: Buick Special V '6 Legal Notice BRAKE SPECIAL! Lyman PTA when winter M eets Today weather Bays for those who “GO* make sure you can stop PERSPIRE HEAVILY VS BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS J O H N S - M A N V IL L E 15 (5 , or a D e c r e e P r o C c a fo o o o SB* j t o e n t e r e d a g a l n e t y e a . D a te d tkla ( U d * r o t T ekruery. t i l l . (•B A L I A rtkur E B eckw ith. J r , C lock B y ; M a r th a T . V lk lo a Deputy Clerk FLO O R T IL E S PRICES START AT Qc PER TILE WALL SUPPLY letry cou n ters. G entle fluid formula with p o looted nylon ap­ plicator. Remember—it atopa e x c e ta iv * p a ra p lra tie n —for m any uaera kaapa abooiutaiy dry. * p r ic e : $ 2 3 4 3 .°° Ml V 4 mmm N t a WriSMn Fn*. i r te f ly rath er go f r e t c la e e ? n o N. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD, FLA . S22-SU2 "Headqiurtm For Sprinkler Syitenn’’ Touchton's AM n r - t e u M . z . . . -. I 4 •1 4 �‘ * * ° .w* * ♦ (f CLOC Thera h i v e been report* from O range County end from South Seminole County th e t unauthorised person* hev* been soliciting fo r the H eart Fund, local H e a rt Fund of­ ficial* learned today. •‘All au th orited Heart, Fund worker* t h iv e identification cards and people who are a p ­ proached for a donation should a>k to see th is identification if i t is n o t displayed prom ­ inently on the person of t}ie solicitor," warned Ur. Luis P c rc i. president of the Seminole-DeBary H e a rt Associa­ tion. "The problem occurred l a s t y ear in Sanford when some children w^io were later found to have been brought over here from Daytona Beach by uni­ dentified adults were found soliciting In the Plnccrest area. >Vhen suspicious house­ holder* demanded to ace-iden­ tification to swindlers quickly disappeared," he noted. "In most cases, H eart Fund volunteers are women w o rk ­ ing in their own neighborhood o r on nearby stre e ts and can be easily identified. “There will he a number of high school students making H eart Fund calls in the South Seminole area. However, they are volunteer students from the D j-m an-H igh School sci­ ence- classes and have been provided with proper identifi­ cation,’’ said Dr. Perci. • • « Work will begin some time soon on the addition of five new classrooms a t Altamonte Springs and South Seminole E lem entary Schools. Su-Jak Enterprise*. of Winter Park, was low bidder. • • *1 The Sanford Garden Center building is n earing comple­ tion. Garden Club m eralvri i s n ' t quite believe th a t their dream s are a t last coming true. It's likely th a t all civic groups will he perm itted to make use of the building. The landscaping, yet to lie done, is where gardeners ran really display their creativity. • • * * ■ Are you wondering w hat the H eart Fund has done for you? The answer is th a t toduy thousands of people who receive proper medical rare are surviving h eart and blood vessel disorders th a t were considered hopeless a g en era­ tion ago, thank* to research paid for by your H eart Fund dulltrs. Astronauts' Landing Area To Be 'Shot'. C APE KENNEDY (U P I) The United Stales laundicd the Ranger-8 tele vis.-on probe on a 65-bour mission to snap 4,000 m ore close-up pictures of possible astro n au t landing a reas on the moon. The 808-pound spacecraft began its journey on the nose of AUas-Agena rocket that burst into life after a Rawness countdown at 1 2 : 0S p. m. in the finale of a two-day n a ­ tionally-televised space spec­ tacular. The proe first headed to­ ward a 115-mile high '-p ark ­ ing'' orbit-around earth,--*. Then, after coasting 12 min­ utes, its Agena second stage was to act as a flying launch pad and shoot Rapger toward the moon. If all goes well. Ranger-8 will be pointed toward the moon's Sea of Tranquillity d ur­ ing a mid-course aiming m a n ­ euv er early Thursday to sec if the vast lu n ar plain is as smooth as another of the moon's .^jry se a s photographed by R a n g e d last July. Scientists need Ranger 8's pictures to help locate suitable landing areas for a surveyor robot late this y ear and P ro­ ject Apollo astronauts by 1970. If the complex guidance maneuvers are successful, the r a m r r a craft should complete its 234,000-mrle S-shapcd voy­ age early Saturday after flash­ ing its pictures b ark to a Goldstone (Calif ) ground station The butterfly shaped probe, nearly identical to Ranger 7, followed a Saturn 1 super roc­ ket that orbited a giant b a t­ like meteorite satellite named Pegasus Tuesday. The Peg* sus craft is sweeping around earth , measuring space dust particles that might endanger moonships. w A . . . BRIEFS Neutralization PAHIS I l l ' l l — Franc* moved today to persuade the I'm te<l S tates to accept its plan for the n c u tm litatiu n <>f Indochina in negotiations * 4th Communist China. Red China Parley Delayed • * Will someone please explain why -these six words, all spell­ ed alike, all sound completely dif ferent from each o th er? The words are plough, rough, rough, dough, through and hiccough. • * • Guy Stenstrom says h* knows a young couple very much In love but they su d ­ denly broke o ff their en g ag e­ m ent: He couldn't tru st her too f a r . . . and sh* couldn’t tr u s t him too close! Syria Expels Em bassy Aide DAMASCUS, Syria (U P I) — Syria today ordered U. S. E mbaasy second secretary W alter Snow-down expelled a* an alleged apy. Syrian official! said Snowdown one* o ffered a Syrian “a rm y officer 12 million for inform ation on the Syrian »rmy. „ *. . Snowdown was given 48 hours to leave the country. - - Rookie Cop Moon Foils Plan TV Cameras Off To U N IT E D NATIO NS, N Y. l U p t l — Communist China was clearly behind Albania's a tte m p t to forra an East» * • The telephone eompsnv r e ­ West confrontation in the ceived a complain! the other G e n u a l Assembly, Western day th a t repair men were u s­ diplomats said today. ing vile language, Called in by the plant superintendent PITTSBURGH ( U P I) — It the repairm an protested hi* innocence. "I was up on the appeared unlikely today that pole and accidentally let a c o n tr a rl negotiations in the few drops of Hot lead fall on steel industry would resume the hack of J o e 'a neck. Joe before March be<uuee of a de­ looked up a t m i and said, lay in the official tabulation 'Really. Bill, you must try to of ballots in the United Steelworkers union elections. be more careful'!'' • . Historic Shrine Bomb Plot Probe Continues Jsycees have set April It as Navy Appreciation Day and m everyone will have much to celebrate this y ear — with all the expansion plans for the station coming closer to f r u i­ tion • • Damage Relations WASHIN GTON ( U P I ) — The State D epartm ent told a represontativ* of the B u lg ar­ ian governm ent Ita failure to provide "tim ely and adequate police protection" for the American legation in Sofia was bound to damage relations between the two countries. T e ach e rs Win . . . So Do G irls It was the tearher'a gams hut the cheerleaders won overall. A f r o n d jam-packed the Sanford Junior High School gymnasium Tuesday evening to watch the women teach­ ers down the girl cheerlead­ ers 14-8 in a benefit b ask et­ ball game. Tha teacher* won the game . . . but five cheer­ leaders, aa a result, will ■(. tend cam p of the A meri­ can Cheerleader* Associa­ tion a t Oxford n ear Lees­ burg this sum mer. Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River 2TJtT * * * * “The Nile of America” lirntlit * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 J i WEATHER: Cooler and shower* Thursday, hijfh in low 70s; low tonight 53-62. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., FEBRUARY 17, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA Red Warship Destroyed By Vietnamese . NO. 128 Russians Talk Tough But Fail To Take Action NEW YORK (UPI) — Police and FBI agent* to­ day sought to shatter any remaining fringes of tha fantastic terrorist plot, to blow up the Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument and Liberty Bell, thwarted Tuesday by a rookie undercover policeman. Working with precise swiftness Tuesday, New fect a t Independent* H all York p o l i c e and FBI here today a f t e r disclosure o f agents s e i z e d t h r e e an alleged pint to d r n a m it a American terrorists and the Liberty Pell, t h e . S t a t u n a beautiful blonde F rr n r h Canadian woman on ch arges of planning to simultaneously dynamite the three historic shrine* of American freedom a* a "symbolic notion to strike terro r into the hearts of the American people." The hero of the foiling of the scheme, which had no dis­ closed ta r g e t date, was R ay­ mond Adolphus Wood, a 31year-old policeman on the force only 1(1 months. r,m int ion MOSCOW ( U P I) — DiploPolice Commissioner Michniktie observer* said today srl J . Murphy immediately the , Kremlin, despite tough promoted Wood to detective talk about t h e - Viet Nam a t soon as the te iro ris t q u a r­ criii*. ha* yet to commit it­ t e t w as in custody. self publicly to a specific Mnrphy~HenUHe<1 the three course of action. terrorists, "all of N ew York The fa r th e s t the Russians City, as having pro-Castro have gone wa» a SovietiN’orth and pro-Red China leanings. Vietnam ese communique in They a re alleged to be mem­ which M o a c o w announced ber* of the "B lack Liberation plans to "s tren g th en fu rth er" Front," which Murphy de­ the defenses of the Commun­ scribed as "m ore extreme and ist regime in Hanoi. farth er l e f t " - t h a n other ex ­ DISTRICT MKETIN4! of Women of the Presbyterian Church was held to­ Observers in Moscow frit tremist groups. day at First Presbyterian Church in Sanford. Taking part in the program the Soviet Union might fol­ The woman, a tall Monde low up its promise to North with rlasslc features, it a were (from the left) Mrs. Carl F. Si-hilke. Wnl president-; Mrs. Abraham , Viet Nam by publicly disclos­ member of a non-violent Que Lincoln, of Dellary, district chairman, and Mrs. Edgar W. Smith Jr., ing the aid measures, most bee separatist p arty A friend local committee chairman. (Herald l’hoto) likely an ti-a irc ra ft weapons said she liked to " a t tr a c t a t ­ and modern je t a ir rra f t. tention in soma particularly Unofficial r e p o r t s i n dram atic way." Saigon said Soviet ground-toMurphy said th at other n a ­ air missies alieaily have tional landmarks, which hr leached llano). did not identify, also were The inform ation was not laldie,I for deal ruction, toil of keeping the bloom on the do their p ail in holding down .publicly confirmed by the tt. tlie Statu,, of Liberty, W ash­ BULLETIN S. Embassy. Bui it came from ington Monument and Liberty WASHINGTON ( l P I) — economy at home and the did price* About t.lOO business leaders sources ju s t returned from Bell were immediate targ ets lar as good as gold abroad President Johnson said lo A speech this afternoon lo wen- at today's meeting of Ihr 'h e North Viet Nam capital, The alleged runspirntnr*. all day Ihr Treasury will issue ibe National Industrial t on board, an independent, non- “ “ ‘I ap p e a re d ' lo be unim- a tte ste d and held in lieu of new rules shortly that will 1,-rcnce Board a Horded John prolit org am iatlon devoted to peachaldr. ball ranging from .860,000 to Rise business a 1700 million son an opportunity to plug fur research 10 business prob-1 Prem ier Alexai N- Kosygin, f 100,000 u r r r . n , r e r j e g s to tha lorth* tax break. xolufliary .rest, s u i t by c o r pur '-ms Self-St J led Leader 'iauochinets peoples 1 b u i l d * . n . J i i j of tne same c o m m , atlons and bank* a* the key Robert Steeje Collier. 28, conference" in WASHINGTON ( U P I) - to reducing the nation s nag- buMne.smen will meet John- p r e p - is t o r y alleged self-sly led leader of P ltsid en l Johnson began two ging balance o( paym ents tic *nn *ke White House to hear Phnom Penh, Cambodia, de­ tlie Ilia, k Liberation Front th a t tiie United m oie all,ml his program lor manded days of hard selling today to (lilt, and a New Volk public libra S tales withdraw its troops swing the nation's business In addition, the Chief Ex- ending Hie dollar drain. ry elefk. Later in the day, industrial­ from South Viet Nam. \Yall*'i A Howe. 32, a judo leaders behind his program en d iv e urged businessmen to And Moscow Radio warned ist* will go lo the t o tn m e rre instill, tol at a <tty housing th a t tha Viet Nam n o u s I >■pur ton ni and hunkers tit project. the Federal llrserva to di* t u g g e r a world war khalee) S Sayyed, 22, a f<>rThu* f a r the krem lin's *lrs p e , il lc * m, i student at the Howard iiu iiv ia iw u iia »of >i n m ciiran iv a n i F While riiosl business lead nunciations A t 'rover sity school ,,f engi­ i t s endorse the President s taliatory air raids on North ! neering in Washington skeptical k tel Nam have been milder goat* man*- ar Mi,-belle I hit'Ins, -,f ub,nit Ins no .ms n| aehiev mg than those em anating from Montreal, Canada, s fr»r ( iimiiiiinist Chins tin in The Chinese hinted they lancr television and radio Last week he asked Indus INDEPENDENCE. Mo duct of foreign policy is vest- truliM s and hankers to hold would like tougher response broadcaster. Murphy said Miss llurlos ( U P I ) — F o rm er President e,l in the President and “ in down their investm ents and Die Krellilln when they " “ tr y S. Trum an, (n a rare foi mull,,u on th a t situation j loan* a broad until Die dollar for "deiisive" meat- bro ught 30 slicks of highly public political cononent, 11a * lo c i n e from him," T r u ­ a gainst the United sensitive dynamite rind some outflow is more under control Masting ra p s llllo New 5,,rk struck out at critics of |'n » - man Holed. Al fifsl. businessmen e x ­ City early Tuesday lumnlng, ' Hut tliis, by no means, ident Jo hnson's policy in pressed gratification t h a t Royal Canadian mounted puls a President above qursSouth Viet Nam. Johnson hud railed for volun­ police signaled her departilie, T ru m an aimed his bar!* at Iliming or beyond criticism ,” tary restraint instead nl govand detective* monitored her "Side • lilin hecklers who Truman said, ''and President rrn m e n l controls. drive to New York. T A L L A H A S S E E t UPI I — neither have all the facts nor Johnson would Ire the first w some . -i f But now sottir executives executive* The four u e r e charged with lo affirm it. , The Slate Supieme Court to ­ all tlie answ ers.'' are voicing conspiracy to destroy govern­ "But the President Is bad The hn.year-old former day disbarred I »nn*rd I, ra n hold down rneir overseas ment pro perly, a rliaige , ar Glaser. Mi.ion Hr*! h attorney President • rem ark s were in ly served in his task, as in spending wilhoul losing m il-4* Fnlled | n, , rtl„ „ i n i | r j n i g a fin.ntlO fine and |n lb, rial ion, by those irresp o n ­ a two-page document handed convicted lit federal court on European and J a p an es e com K(l(n f r j( tlM,liy m, „ , years imprisonment Hearings critics, or side-line a felony charge involving ib- to newsmen a t his office. He sible pelitors. | « f the Southland from Texas for all four n r scheduled hecklers who neither have all did not ap p ear in person. tam in g ,,f money under false home observers, both in and |o Ih r Carolina* Tuesday. Responsibility for Ihr con­ Ihe facts - nor the answ ers," pretense* *>m of 'he governm ent. « r . Light s n o w dusi-d ih. u p ­ pr> dieting Dial voluntary te per Great I,*kr* region but I llll'im HI I I ■train! will not do the trick dry w eath er w«* tin- rule (.1 \H D Ibl l III I It They *.ry that sooner or la elsewhere. PHILADELPHIA ( I T U _ ter Johnson is .oing to have Houston arid I ’oJIrge S t a ­ Increased a rru rily was In e f ­ to resort 1<> sterner measures tion. l e x . , each re purled 1 26 inches of rain in * u hour* Tuesday night Baton Rouge, La., received 1.5 inches and L afayette, La., picked up one inch. A fro n tal system in the J At'hSH-NVIl.I.E ( U P I ) Pacific N orthw est dumped ing for the lemoval of gold reserve require­ Since bills have been introduced in Con­ — Therr * * * * * plan 'lue*locally heavy rain* Tuesday m ents against Federal Reserve deposit*— gress to reduce the gold reserve require­ ds) lo have G o v . liajdon night. which are only In,lire tly related to our ments, public interest in money and gold Burn* set off a dynamite Destruction Island, off the day-to-day money—and le tam ing tt against hlssi to signal thr start of has been running high. W ashington coast, reported the Fedeial Reserve note*, which constitute construction on ihr 125 mil­ 3.07 Inches and Tatoosh I s ­ T. E. Tucker, president of Florida S tate the hulk of thr paper money people use ev­ lion Gulf Life Insurance land reported 2,53 inche*. ery day. Bank, today issued the following s tatem en t: center hue. T em p erature* were near •'But even though I support the P res i­ • I support President Johnson's proposr The plan blew up when numal across the nation today dent's proposal, J urge him to continue hi* al lo eliminate the 25 per re n t gold r e ­ Ihr dynamite didn't. and the W eather Bureau said strong effo rts to balance uur transactions serve requirement a g a in s t Fedeial Re­ Aa expectant dignitaries the g e n ir a l outlook was su n­ with the res t of the world. We have more serve deposits. In my ju dgm ent, en actm ent gathered round, Burn* ram­ ny and dry. th an enough gold at Fort Knox to protect of the President's proposal will help p re ­ SA fC ON ( U P I ) —The V iet­ namese a ir force bombed and sank—a 100-foot Vifct .Cong w a r c r a f t 235 miles northeast of Saigon, a U. S. military spokesman reported tutlay. I f was the larg est naval vessel the Viet Cong were known to have. The steel ship— about th e siic o f an American sub­ m arine ch aser— was found mooted and heavily camou­ flaged in a rocky cove on the coast between N ha T ra n g and Qui. Nhon. ___ . . . ________ Lt. Jam es S. Bowers, of I.yndonville, Vt.. spotted it from his helicopter, The Vietnam ese navy dis­ patched an arm ed junk to the scene along w ith a light ob­ servation plane. Both errcounted heavy fire from the Communist vessel and from shore batteries. Six Vietnamese Sky-raid, is were called in and sank the vessel. Official figures reelused to ­ day by the S, military lo m m and *utd the Viet Cong killed am i, wounded more Americans last week than in the first two years of the American buildup in South Viel Nil III. The i omtnaml said th r toll was .15 Americans killed and um wounded in the seven days ending at midnight Saturdiiy \notlie: American was missing A newly reu sed report on last t\ edliesday 'a bombing of th r Ji.i Ntion loin inks will raise the figim- to 37 dead. In I'.O'I and 1‘.'o", 32 A m e r­ icans were killed and PH wounded In the 51 y Tho area 35 miles southwest of Rotgori a "Sit,-aide" force of Viet Cong attacked a governm ent out|»i*t and heavy fighting was reported continuing tonight. LBJ Opens 'Hard Sell' Plan Side-Line Hecklers iiix i Blasted By Truman General Outlook iTZtWZ Sunny And Dry Lawyer Ousted Bank Prexy Says: Keep Politics Away From People's Money serve the strength of the dollar abroad and, if we continue lo keep politicl away from the people's money, need not lead lo in fla­ tion a l home. "A s a matter of fact, failure to do som e­ thing about the gold reserve situation could cause a g n a t deal of trouble. This is be­ cause th e - a r b i tr a r y requirem ent th a t F ed­ eral Reserve deposits and currency be back ­ ed by 25 per cent in gold could prevent our money supply from expanding sufficiently to support expanding production and e m ­ ployment. "Production and employment cannot grow unless the money available to do business also grows. The President has proposed-an acceptable solution to this problem by a s k ­ the dollar as the world's moat im portant currency, but it >» only common sense that we Cannot continue to spend moie abroad th an we earn without courting trouble. " I also urge the President to make c r y ­ stal clear hi* determination lo keep poli­ tics out of Die people's money. He can do this by protecting the independent o p e ra ­ tion of th f . F e d e r a l Reserve System! " F o r more than 50 year* the Federal R e­ serve hs* looked a fter our m o n e t a y prob­ lems without hindrance from political pres­ sures. "T ha Federal Reserve people have dona a good job and, if their freedom to operate independently within governm ent is pro tect­ ed, 1 am aura Ihry will continue to do so." Plan Blows Up, Dog: Walker OAKLAND PARK (U P I) — A 68-ycar-old woman, walking her dog along a street here, was kilted today when she was hit by a car. She w a i identified ax Mr*. Helen Oddo, of Oakland P ark . The death raised the highway fatality count in Broward County th ii year .to II. Council To Hear Of New Industry By Donna Eatea Requests ran g in g from dis­ cussion o f a possible new in ­ dustry in A ltam onte S pringe to building frnrea around tw o of the tow n ’a aubdlviilon d e­ velopments are on agenda fo r today's 8 p m . m eeting o f th e A l t a m o n t e S prings Town Council. Dr. J n t n r i Hickman h a t r e ­ quest e,l time to p resen t plana for the proposed in d u itry , d e ­ tails of which will be m ad e public Ht the meeting. Fencer requests will come from d e ­ velopers of tile housing a re a s . In addition, a change in rolling arid purchase of (.wj lots for rig h ts of way p u r ­ pose* will l>e discussed anil regu lar committee r e p o r t * heard. Jury Ponders Murder Trial A first degree m urder tr ia l reauined this morning in C ir­ cuit Court in Del.and as W al­ ler Payne of Sanford aw aits the j u r y ’s verdiet. Payne IS aerused of slaying Floyd Ibxlson, of Paola, in May Hun. Her!„ il T urner, 33. of S a n ­ ford. t* awaiting trial on • charge of being an accessory to Dir murder. |)od*,m's ha tiered body wsa f, on,| in a rowboat in the St, Johns River a few miles *,,uthe,ist of Sanford. The tw o defendants are reporteid to have b e e n drinking with Dod­ son and other* at a fishing ram p , , n th r night of the ■laying. Payne and T u rn er were * rr**!rd hy the Federal Ruersu ,,f Investtgalibn last October hi Gehrgia. Stale Visit WASHINGTON i n p l l - ' T h a White House announced Pre». idrnl Ayub Khan of P a k is ta n will m ake a stale visit to Waslunglon April 2fi 27 S P R U C E- U P Dynamite Don’t med the plunger home. Nothing happened. After arverai fixlre, rrd-faced official* cancell­ ed the cerrmuniei. of L iberty and the W a sh in g ­ ton Monument. The security by ran g er* o f ♦he Independence N a tio n a l Historic P ark and local police was streng then e d a f t e r word was received of the alleged plot. M O. Anderson, su p erin ­ tendent of the p ark , said tho guard around tha Bell wa* doubled and would continue "until we find out w h a t thi* is all about." Bootleggers Have It Bad T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — E a s t mouth was ju s t not the month fo e moonahining. S tate (leverage a g e n t s r e ­ ported they broke up 48 Il­ legal stills, destroyed over 17,000 gallon! of fermenting mash and 610 gallons of liq­ uor, and arrested 15U parsons in tha process. B tv erag * Director Ren Mor­ ris said the figure hit % twoy e a r high. Your Home —' YVilh — A Untidy Home Improvement Loan Burrow Up To $5000 — Up To 5 Years To Pa/ Call Ralph Pczold Or Jim Doucette Telephone 322-1611 FL0PWA STATE BANK Member F.0J.C. * l J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 16, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 16, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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A :r ir Citizens Bank Deposits Up 19 Per Cent JOHN T. FISHER JR., aviation electronic* tech­ nician necond da**, accompanied by hia wife, recently rc-enliated aboard ReconnalManco At­ tack Squadron 3 at Sanford Naval Air Station. The couple reside* at 614 East Seminole Ave­ nue, Longwood. (Navy Photo) M EA N S Farmers Reminded Returns Due Feb. 1 Farmers In this area wereicssh wage* up to $4,BOO. The tax amount muat be reminded today that annual entered on Form 043 (em­ report* of the esmlngs of ployer's annual tax return thi*lr farm-worker* are due for agricultural employee) to­ In the offlre of the dlelrlrt gether with the total amount director of Internal Ilevrnue of ranh wage* paid to each farm worker. by Feh. I.. .. .. Farm employer* who fall The completed form must ■enrflle ■T t I>mrcd~>gT!h~tMr-itt» t rtrt~irt* .5 v r r t r o a * ** ItSTTr.X.SB N R aC Jllt V v ! « * » » , H e e e ^ t ^ ployea and to .pay , . . the aoc octal Jark.onvill. Jacksonville on ' or before security taxe* due are subject Feb. 1. to * penalties and Interest charges on the unpaid taxes. Col. Byron It. Patton, Or­ lando social serurTtyT district manager and I-aurl Tomlinaon, district director o f In­ ternal Revenue at Jackson­ ville, noted that the earnings o f most farm workers are covered under social security. By Jane Casselberry A farm enjploye, to be cov­ A meeting to make prelim­ ered, must be paid at least inary plans for the Spring $150 in rash wnges hy his Festival to be sponsored by employer, or work for the the South Seminole Klctnenemployer on 20 or more days tnry Counrll of Teachers and during the year for cash Parents will be held Jan 28 wuges figureil on a time basis at 9 a m. at the home of Mrs. (rather than on a piece-rate William Kggers, chairman of hn sis). the ways and means commit­ For m i the social security tee. The Kggers home Is loca­ tax rate Is 3Si per cent rnrh ted one mile east of Sit 436 for employer anil employe on on Lake Howell Lane. All room mothers and any others who would like to help are ask­ ed to attend. Another fund raising event will be the Marchris Marion­ ettes who will make their third appearance under sponsorship of the CTP at 7:30 p m . Tues­ \ By Jane Casselberry day, Fell 10, in the srhool au­ Five ninth grade English ditorium Advance tirkrta will classes of Mrs. Louise Fora­ he sold at the school and at men of South Seminole Jun­ the February CTP meeting A ior High Sc hool at Cassel­ poster contest for the pupils berry have been studying Hie will lie held to help promote correct use of the telephone the show. and telephone directory with the aid of the teletrainrra loaned* hy Southern Bell Teleplmne Company. Special eniphuajs was put JACKSONVILLE — Buirk on’ finding and railing emer­ gency numbers, making lung dealers in ths Jacksonville distance carta and sending sons showed an Increase of le.3 per rent In retail deliv­ telegrahls. •The student* were shown eries during 1964, according the right and wrong ways to to W. K. Flaherty, tone "man­ dial and givrn pointers on ager. Flaherty said that 14.733 proper telephone courtesy. Kerb was given aiv opportpn- cart were sold during the Ity for practical es|>eiicnce past ealrndar year at com­ in using tha training equip­ pared to 13,116 deliveries during 1963. ment. •t - tr’-**'-- • C ■>:■» Harold Kastner, Illustrious potentate of the Bahia Temple of Shriners, is in Seminole Memorial Hospital today, h:s leg broken in three places fol­ lowing a fall at a growers barbeque in Zellwood last night. When his wife, Viola, visits him. she can also visit her new granddaughter, born to son Eoghan Kelly and wife, Jennifer, Monday. Do you have abom ination for the Young Farmer of the Year? He must be between 21 and 35 and have made out­ standing progress in an agri­ cultural career. Quick, call *•’ —*' O M I A R W Z A 7'm itlf' v A v t-A T tT J lM I/L r* 1 . - -ryfij1'n/ rfiie»Tn‘ W , 1 D U N E D IN CTP Schedules Planning Meet For Festival r M fice. Deadline ia Thursday. * * * One nwm who once won the title of Young Farmer of the Tear. Kd Yarlmrough of Geneva, is now county com­ missioner. Another Young Farmer of the Year, Joe Baker, is a veteran member o f 'the t ity Commission. Ruth Millett, syndicated columnist who writes, "W e. the Women," is on vacation, an you won’t tie seeing her column in The Herald next week. Don't forget if your birth­ day is in Jnnuary and you were boiu in an odd-number year—time to renew your driver's license. Do you think you could pass the driver's lest If you had to lake It again? * Students Learn Correct Uses Of Telephone \ Business Brief BIG STOCK REDUCTION SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Seminole County 1 6 8 . EASY TERMS H r* — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS — MATHER 203-09 E. 1st ST. i I 'I* OF SA N FO R D Everyone Enjoys E ck erd s... Economical, Efficient m m PH . 322 0983 excellence in Exuberant, Exciting Florida! ) |* on the S t Johns River School Board ;; iOKs Plan Of l Desegregation e * * * * 7.in Code Untie 32771 IV2771 Zip “ The Nile of America” * Established 1908 WED., JANUARY 20, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 108 Churchill Continues Fight v Sets History f „ f conditions showed total ‘ ' “ ' ■* . s' resources resources and liabilities at ««,- , «clal* approved a tentative plan of school desegregation 120,318.15. respectively. Ownership of the bank's 1.­ based on optional choices 000 shares o f capital stock Tuesday, and subject to the was held.by 81 shareholders. approval of slate and federal Bank officers re-elected for authorities. the year are Clonts, L. 11. In order to qualify for some Webb, executive vice ptesi$300,000 of fcdrral (unds, most dentj Harold A. Ward Jr. and of which already have been B. F. Wheeler Jr., vice presi­ budgeted, it is necessary that dents; James W. Abell, cash­ the desegregation plan be on ier; Mrs. Marie S. Burch and file with federal authorities Mrs. Fannie M. Olliff, assist­ by March 3, in compliance ant cashiers. witli the Civil Rights Act ol Webb reported the bank now 1964 Failure to do so would employs 12 persons snd intro­ place the local board liable duced Mrs. Bichard V a n to court orders Wormer and Joe Coe. who Stewart Gstchel. personnel commenced during the last director, ami William What y ear. t o n . guidance coordinator, who have been studying ways of complying with the lederal law. presented the following proposal which was accepted h\ the school hoard Option I. Each pupil eligible A long distance call from to attend the public schools Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glelow o| Seminole County sli.ill have and Df and Mrs. Vincent the right to enroll in thr sch.m; Roberts, in Washington lor which he attended during tlie the inauguration, reports that 1964 65 school year, or the they ariivt-d safely and are B> Donna Estes having "a blast " They indi­ A full agenda faces the Al school which he would hav cated they are having such a Ia monte Springs Town Coun allemled by promotion of or good tune they may have to ell when it meets at 8 p ni Iginal entrance during the take a vacation when tlo-y today for the regular lent I 19i,4 65 school year get back, to rc> update. monthly session.In Town Hall 1 Option II. Each pupil ellgi A summons, served last Fri hie to attend the public schools A local belle when queried day will be read stating that of Seminole County, who does aa to why she wasn’t in court suit has been filed a not exercise Hie option prove Washington said, "I don't gainst the town and Bill M ded above, may request ad need to go to Washington to and Hard York by Anita Welt mission to the school nearest have a bull — I have one mcr The suit involve* com ills residence. right here, every day!” Atla, plaints resulting from the re­ Option 111. A pupil may he girl, Lola! toning of properties on Mail assigned or transferred from land Avenue which permits one school to another provided If the Cupti Restaurant operation of a day nursery in Mich argument or transler blows away Saturday It will the neighborhood. is not based on racial consid be because of all the sighs Mr*. Leroy Kyle will appear erations. emanating from the ladies to speak about drainage sou in discussing the legal as therein over the gleaming th • east of town and city pects of thr situation, school diamonds which will be mod­ engineer Harold Itadclille will attorney Douglas Mrnstroni eled hi connection with the- present final report on the wa pointed oul Beta Sigma Phi's fashion ter system. "The situation is brand new show. The sparklets will be | Resignation of Police Chief We have no precedent to go shown in conjunction with ex­ IRuss »■a 4ssi v will ™ sas be s*w» read aw® u • asm by and It 1» different lu each and I i u a j Milne otic fashions ffom a-new chief appointed. Mayor county We have notified the Wondrt if you could gel the Lawrence Swofford will federal authorities that we diamonds fiom Playboy! would comply with the federal tiounec council committee law and this plan is evidence putntinenLs for the year Speaking of I'la>boy — the of our good failh We hope DeBary Woman'* Club baa that it will meet with "their subpoenaed some of the loeapproval." liest young ladies of Dellary If approved, the plan would to be "Playglrl Bunnira" in permit pupil applications to their variety show Friday be tiled some time this spring, night at 7:30 p. m. in the with resulting assignments Community Building. SounJa effective at the beginning of WASHINGTON (U P !) — the fall semester. like an exciting program. Mason An all-Ameriran procession Wharton, board chairman, A bulletin from the U. S. of rowl>oyV Indians, high said. ('hander of Commerce quote* school bands, pretty girls, "on* of the nation’s leading paratroopers and politicians authorities on automation" at escorted Lyndon B. Johnson saying he "fear* that the down tK(P tflory road from the further advancement of auto­ Capitol to the White House mation may be retarded, by a today after he took his oath problem which automation it­ aa President WASHINGTON (UPI) — Thera wrer* 52 hands and self creates. Th* problem is the displacement of workers.” 15,000 marcher*—a ahort In­ Jfccurity forcei, haunted by Yeah? Wonder where he got augural parade by past stand­ John F. Kennedy'* assassina­ ards, but still long enough to tion, marahalled the most that idea? need threa hours to pass elaborate aet of precaution* News ws don't need to tell down historic Pennsylvania in history for President John­ son's inauguration. you: A survey by * phono­ Avenue. Every possible step was Military hardware wa* con­ graph needle manufacturer taken to protect the Chief spicuous by its absence. In­ says the "Beetle record* were, . tha most played record* in stead o f miaailes, tanks and Executive. guns, parade featuredI •Thryk. included., 1964." Wonder how much* the • """I the F" * ----------- r " wall of company paid for this survey float* depleting th# (wareful bullet proof glass around the to tell them what any parent accomplishments and ideals inaugural stand at tha Cap Itol, similar glass and bomb' could have told them for of "Th# Great Society." More than 500,000 people resistant steel plate at John­ fraa? s e e endured bitUr cold to watch son'* reviewing stand in front A reminder: Anchor Club along parade rout*. An **tL of th* White House and an ia sponsoring the Rebel* mated 200 million others, on army of $.000 police and along tha parade Quartet i t 8 p. m. Thursday both sides 4>t th* Atlantic, truops joule. MW il *• Uiavisso*. p i SHU auditorial*. Altamonte Board To Hear Reading On Zoning Suit No Promise From GocT WASHINGTON (UPI) — Lyndon Bnines John­ son was sworn in today as president in hia own right with nn appeal to his fellow Americans to fulfill their heritage o f "justice . . . liberty . . . union.” In his inaugural address, Johnson forecast that "before this generation _of Americans is finished" it will conquer waste of its human resources. Johnson said that Americans "must work now to provide the knowledge and the surrounding which can enlarge the possibilities of every citizen." "Let us r e j e c t any among us who «oek to re­ dent, filling an office that has open oltl wounds anil re­ been vacant since Johnson kindle old hatreds?' John­ iiiniscif was catapulted Into son declared. "They stand the presidency by an assass­ in the way of a seeking in'! bylicts on Nov. 23, 1963. nation." In his address, Johnson said The 66-year old Chief Executive summoned his Americans must not fail now countrymen to "join rea­ to earn again the heritage that son to faith and action to cx- past generations have won perience to transform our now "with toil and tears." Amerunity of .inlerest into a new|lc»"*- hc »#,d. ,'* r« • n» ‘ ,0Q LONDON (C P I) — The lion HVty ol purpose—.......Z'* bcli^ ° " ’ heart of Sir Winston Churchill "For the time tu s r a m e ip-L ■ |^f dfvr ‘ f <rf ~ ~ *• "Toughl (o r « e itn ir m T ttr t« i* r - ifhicve progres* without Writ? * allLlhtaStor .o* «-,<^|ie>*vii\VKn battle to . sup f f l T r # W h i l i « . - i t C jf P ii U r a h .r r t w S a a b ^ w v ^ v vlve a stroke suffered six days Johnson declared, "not with |**»>'» tmrsuit. we arc believago stirred the admiration- of out difference of opinion, but rr* tin ^ Justice and the British public and led doc­ without the deep end abiding 'n our uni*in' **id. W» tors to speculate that the 90- divisions which scar the union ^eljeve every man must soma yrarold hero of Itiitaln was day be free And we beileva for generations." making medical history. n ourselves " Johnson said: JUNIOR COLLEGE thoughts were on the minds of this Seminole County Shortly before noon (7 a rq The President said Amer“ t'nder tins convcnant — of delegation which‘ left in mid-morning for Gainesville and ttn afternoon .KSTl l-ord Moran. Churchill's Justire, liberty, and union - *r»'» •'nemles mistakenly have hearing with the State Junior College Boarti. The meeting is listed as physician, issued this bulletin: we have become a nation; awaited this country's defeat "critical" by the local officials pushing for a college in this county. They "There is little to record. prosperous, great and mighty in past depression and war The restlessness has gone and expressed optimism their mission would be successful. (Herald Photo) And we have kept our freedom hilt "each time from the sec­ Sir Winston has slept peaceful "But we have no promise ret places of the American ly through the night and morn from Gml that our greatness heart came forth the faith" ing There will be another bul­ that brought victory. will endure. letin tins evening " The President said: | "We haw been allowed hy Nobody gives Churchill a "F or this is what Amerlc* Him lo seek greatness with iho chance to recover. Is all about. It is the uncrossed sweat of our hands and tlie Arrangement* already are desert and the unclimbesl strength of out spirit being made for his funeral in "I do not believe the Great ridge * It is the star not reach­ accordance wiih plans lie drew Society is the ordered, change ed and the harvest sleeping in up yrar* ago. Briton* know less and sterile battalion ol the tinplowed ground. ■ ad appropriate Ui« unior College Board. adequate th* State Junior will fall some the ants. By Harry I. Johnson , , dfead _f __ blow JOW W UI fill "Is our world gone? W# say (or -tha prweet wlllajlatarmlqe |site* for bid) wllLdet u.u# sn ii'a rcw J il j'.Jzamst it G AINESVILLE, (5 l'U ) — A and fn * wblcJt farewell Is a new world com­ "ft is the excitement of hr Th* law of a v e r a d i c t a ­ delegation til Send nolo Count If Uip e r s tI 'f c k '/l . T • Junior v >ul4 bt V ected ^'In co o p e r always tiecoming ing'' W'e welcome it—and will atlon of tba State Department tes that a 90-year-oid man who mining oflicials i« here this . flornoon nllege. trying, probing, failing, res' bend it to the laqiev of man Indication* *rr that 14 viU. of Education " fur a critical hearing with sutlers a stroke has an ex ‘ I will lead as best I can. mg, »n<( trjing again — hut Heading the delegation arc treinely short III* expectancy But look within your hearts— always gaining" •on Mark N Cleveland Jr Yet the bulletin issued Wed-1 John.un delivered his in.ni to the old promises snd tha .1in1 Rep Joe Haviv Alsu al nesday night by Iwird Moran, gural address Irani » wind old dream They will lead you tending are Uoipjly Coililtli* Churchill's physician, indicat swept plat form on the stops best of all " »p>n < bait nun John Alexan ed neither loss nor gain ol of the I a joint lllllliciliatf I) ill 'Fragile Existence* ilii and otliyi m omission vitality, The President saul it was Irr thief Justice EatI War numbers. Mason Wharton "Sir W nston has slept ren had administered the 35 ' incredible . that in thia the >eminole through the day and there is word oath |uever dust by Aril f: agile existence" faced by all ll'-Hiing bn* t i n set f.>r i ail man ol United |*re»» Inletnalional ||,laid ol Public Instructiuti. no appreciable change in hi. ele II of the t onstitiidon human- that "we should hats 2 3ii p m. M'iihIk; before t it (obi wi-ather that hung condition There will lie an lull Uourt Judge Vullie A Slew a 11 G j I i IicI director id With his lelt hand resting and destroy one another" over the eastern third ol the other bulletin tomorrow I Wed on a Bible his mother gave "T li c r e are possibilities Wiliiuiu* Jr. in ui ume tided instruction and pei»omicl and , -inj Unit fib-1 by E Pope personal rejiresenlative of it nalion gave way to warmer nesday) morning" linn and his rigid hand rais enough for all who will aban­ Persons In high places and rd. Johnson intoned alter tile don mastery over others to |tli»»*tt, UII*Ui i-xiflll Repub 'I Milvver, school Miprrmtcu Icmjii-ralurrs today and Florl li« mi i iinilwiuti f»r tlie office dellt, who Is hospitall/cd pursue mastery over nature," da warmed up trom « trust low are changing their planv Chief Justice lHlici s presenting I li c to stand by until the end o( ■ S» in mole * only com mithat whilviiyd it* interior. "I do solemnly swear Hut Johnson asserted ' There ia count) • piopo.al are C- Ver •loner for District 3. The lav! of a series of* arc tlie battle I will falllilully execute tlie world enough (or all lo seek The hsuring wu» icqtlested lion Mize and H>rori Kimlia'I. tic outbreaks pushed into tlie 1 Prime Minister Harold Mil office of president ol the l ru their happiness in their own by Attorney S. J. Davis, iep co chairman ol the heininole Mujyvrvt accompanied by clou son, due to leave on a dlplo ted Mates and will, lu the best way " The President said "th# relenting Lawrence Swofford. County Chamber of Com diliess and scalteicd snow malic Journey to Ji-ann Tkur* offfny ability, preserve, pro day, has rancclcd his trip tect and defend the Cuiistilu Vmeriean convcnant called on winner of the election, whusr m in e s long range planning (lurries. A reception scheduled to lion id the l .tided Stairs." i - i iu lo help sltow the way for tin light to tile seat is being rliul- committee, and Joint Kridcr, i The shielding effect of the j executive manager 61 the' cluud cover took sonic of the mark the 7uoth anniversary of Irtigcd Following an example set lilieration of man" and that if stuig out of Die cold, keeping Parliament today has been by George Washington, he still this country's goal, Bassett has chaiged elec­ Chamber. The delegation had a two temperatures around the 2<is called off tion ' ll regularities” and arkadded tour words not requir "Thus, if as a nation thers rd fur i edification fiom th* hour hearing with the Junior j Up Its Jour inches of snow is much outside our control, cd by Hie t'on.tltutiun Vdiniills lilt snow licit communities* a. a people no stranger is *.*iinl> canvassing hour*! mini i olli-ge Huai d in tlx "So In-Ip me tiod ' Itatnui Building .it it > l 01vI i south of Itultalo, N V , *ti outside our hope mg Ins commissioner. Business Null Mtv ol Flotida snow flurries fell around th "Change has brought new The canvassing hoard ami Johnson wore an oxlord A 40 page lirn f with appro Great Lakes. Supervisor of Registration Ca­ gray business suit instead ol meaning to that old mission. pnatc maps m l (harts was Schools were expected to the traditional morning coal We can never a Jain stand milla Bruce are repirsenled siven the lioaril nu mbers — open at Indianapolis, Ind a-lde jirnh'f il in isolation. Dan­ and, >lript;d trousers liy County Attorney llatobl wi brief winch compiled I where ior tvvp day* in a rowWASHINGTON (U PI) — Johnson,. —, . ,, Earlier, li u In r l Jloratio gers and troubles we ones in |le< ember Lv tin Seminole' Kiev were rinsed An exulirraut Hubert lluni- llumptiiry oT Minnesota had called foreign' now live among t.Hoard ol I’ ublit Invtiin lion. Miltcns and overcoats were phrey reached Hie pinnarl* of taken his oath aih as a* vice |>re.i u s " It seeks a Prioill'y No 1"| Ihe uniform of the day today hit Ivnff n reer in public life lor tile project — a step which for those attending President t o « l « y Vklirn !)• t o o k t h * o u t li ' rail lie taken I il.iv by tlie Johnson's inauguration At Wa o f o f f i . c m i O n t m t l o n ' t 4 1 » i state lioaiil vtir pr«*»nl**nt shitigton, t> C. The briel was pi'p.ited to Thoummia y.rOt« in| on On* JACKSONVILLE i d ' l l The weather bureau predict V-; ^ rn,y (-orps 0( Engineers "substantiate tin ulgent -tie ed near freezing temperatures ( Mpitol ground*’ uml niilliona has scheduled three public , lief that Seminole County and partial overcast for Inau­ more on t e l e v i s i o n taw Speaker John-W. McCormack j hearings next month to di> greatly need. * publie junior gural day. It adds ruvs wavs of making canals ' college program Snow was not expected but (l) -Maii ) iw eir the dniKcan adc- no one was taking any chan kriat'a aon from Huron, S. I>, and rivers more navigable. : Dial the econuinv into office as the United The Engineers said thr un 1qualely su|quut a public jun CCS, Stairs second-ranking o ffi­ provements would mostly tie lor college." The population growth was cial. located on coastal canals and Humphrey is th* first vire la tile headwaters of the 51. cited as increasing 90 6 per president the nation has had Julius and Kissimmee llivers rent from 1950 to I960 knd since Nov. 22, 1963. The hearings were srhrdiil an estimated 32 I |H-r rent cd Feb. 16 in Cocoa, Feh. 17 (tom 1960 through 1961. It in Kissimmee and 4 eh. 18 in further estimated the projec­ City firemen nipped a poted gruwih over the next five Fort Lauderdale tential "had one" Tuesday years will he 40 5 per cent. ."Many of our students in morning at Scminol# Boule­ the upjier 25 per rent of the vard an<l Myrtle Aseiiur when •NEW CAR graduating classes," the brief they quickly halted a fire on WASHINGTON (U PI) — FINANCING President Johnson and his statess, "are not attending a fuel nil trurk. RATH Furl was leaking on th* family began their official in­ college This, we feel, is a GREENSBORO. N. C. (UPII great loss to 6ur community muffler and caught fire, ac­ augural day activities, today Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold, cording to fiiemen. They put hy attending a packed church —A young oank robber put a and to oui* society " serviet at which Evangelist oul the hlai^ on the truck, Tbc program made avail­ z«r Jim Doucetle, today. Phone 322-1611. fatal bullet into his head here Tuesday ta-ltrn police closed in able "would tie lirpad and owned by Hugh** A Williams. Billy Graham preached the •$4.50 PER HUNDRED TF-R YEAR . Another alarm *»nt them to sermon. comprehensive and inrlude a on him. 409 E. 10th St, Tuesday after­ Joining th* Johnsons *t ths university parallel and pre­ Noel Dennis Atkins, 27. of Rockingham County, killed professional progfam, a var­ noon when a defective flu* intsr.fslth service st th* Na­ himself witn a single bullet iety of terminal programs, tent smoke and fume* into th* tional City Christian Church Member F.D.l.C. Vies President-elect from his 45-caliber pistol, the and an adult education pro­ house. Damage wet confins'd were Hubert H. Humphrey snd to ths flue. The house ia oc­ • same ohe used to hold up a gram.* The county, the board was cupied- by Irma Gibson, fire­ hundreds of other prominent branch bins earlier for $11,* gussU> . told, has agreed to provide men said. 00Ck ■. * •wet?JS>SttwTJ» . Ju n io r C o lleg e P la n P re se n te d Bassett Hearing : Staled Monday Most Elaborate $ * n t.»n o 322-2611 «iO'> or.l 1 Phone VOL. 67 . United Press Leased Wire Security Force Ijtrge Selection, Many Colors and Fabric*. Sofa By Day, Bed By Night. * WEATHER: Clear ami warmer thru Thursday, high in 70s; low tonight 48-56. All-American Parade Held SLEEP - SOFAS * (Eh? By Evelyn Lundy Gross operating income of Citizen^ Bank of Oviedo total­ ed $104,646.28 in 1964, an In­ crease of $27,864.46 or 20.4 per cent over 1963, it wes re­ vealed by C. R. Clonts, chair­ man of the board end presi­ dent, at the annuel stockhold­ ers meeting. Net operating earnings were $19,000, or $10 per share. Div­ idends amounting to $9,000 were paid to stockholders dur­ ing the year. Deposits at the end of 1964 totaled $3,812,425.32, an in crease of 19 per cent ov 1963. Total investment of all U. S. government securiti was $2,124,618.56 and of mun­ icipal bonds $8 4,753.60 on last Dec. 317 l * Cold Weather Over Midwest ■iHumphrey Tops Long Career St. Johns Study Set Feb. 16-18 } our jn Symbol Firemen Halt Oil Truck Fire Johnsons Attend Bank Robber Church Service N EW CAR FINAN CIN G Ends His Life FLORIDA STAT j *1 I 74 ! ' 9 �I A> w fij ! ! •! ttljf Batftitrh Ijrralb P a g e 2 — W e d . Jan. 20, *65 iDeBary Fire Chief Points • Out Need Of Tank Truck k for expenses in 1961 with the [ greatest single amount going for Insurance on men and equipment, other monies went for repairs with the balance of .annual totals collected from residents for fire protection going into a special fund used only for fire fighting. Frank I.aymel, chairman of eollections, advised, that $2,971 had been collected to date in fhe annual drive which Is almost complete. He also re­ ported that letterss have been sent to properly owners not living in Dellary in regards to their contribution* nr sub­ scriptions. Acllvities report for the the past year showed that the firemen answered rails to 13 brush fires, one school fire, one plane crash, three car fir­ es, two Investigations and one false alarm. The fire hall was equipped and opened as a hurricane ihrljcr twice during the year and during Cieo, in August, a family of seven children and their mother were housed and fed for several days. President Kilsworth Ogden, ori behalf o f the officers, the The Seminote - DeBary firemen and members of the Heart’ Association baa many |•••edition, expresed apprecl . activities p l a n n e d during. alien to residents of the area Jur ritalf ■' duuailulli luwut'di gWfll Al.SI.Hf. Hfc m T w r S T ^ K (In * protection which, In’ turn, f .d .V ■& i n . tu la Feres, prealdent. of the support the- department^- f " ’ organization, said today. In other hustnes* Ogden ap­ “ Kicking o ff the calendar pointed comm tteo ciiainnen o f .eventa wjlr be the I’aul to include Canon Crosby,' his­ llabn allow, featuring the [ torian; How aid Middleton, famoua trick-ahot golfer at ,1 photography and Charles W. p. m., Jan. Ill ' at Mayfair Schneider, publicity. golf course. Dr. Hubert IlnaeIt was announced that trymomi ia chairman of this utils for a show to be spon event," Dr. F en s related. sored by Ihe entertainment tithe r nctivitiea include cum nut Ice will he held Jan Coffee and 'JMdk Day for 23, 1 p.m., at the fire hall Heart when nil proceeds of and tti.it dances will he held coffee and milk sold in local teh 0 and March 13, H pm participating restaur ante will to II 30 p m each date, with go to the Heart Fund. A local music try Ihe Deltona Combo dairy is supplying the milk Three new members, Thom free. a* Smith, Fred Docke and Kr A ceramic show at the nest Smith, were accepted. Civic Center, featuring the work of local ceramic artists. Annual (Jueisi -of llearls abate show at Mcinder skat­ \11%I II I l-I HI » on lilti* T»*P Its.if *1 I* i.li iing link which will this year I Itffi i f f a i r H * m • umily feature a Cinderella theme in J* w III I. * Vi liltli rearFlftr iti# keeping with the nutlumilly IiJ|r I11'■I, i I.|f e,F Fill I« -r, ♦i,.1*41*jr*ft televised musical, “ Ciltdar- ''»1"" '<"‘1H11It11M*■ril Ithil M*rvh r|11111*1 fur th** im u 1ru- 11 ti «if ellu" being presented by the %i i %%ni\ i * i l , i m in i %ii % M IIIMII %III! ..fra /et|, .|sCHS netwoik on Feb. S2 for » tint* 1 lofi-U oniiiili'thir .if the American Heart Associa­ ‘ V# itaa*i i-rn I tit i i and tion. *»»i i ii *i tfixm r ji Mini II I I. II %l IIIMII %-n " a On Feb 1!> the South Sem­ iii t •If « naii* > Floi 1* inole Well Him- Wagon < lull ’ Ii **f 4 fl V# <}•»•( is--f11 f* t tit •'»! will s|Hinsor a Heart benefit '*1 fnr Ih* . rtmMn»,t bridge parly at Caisidherry |*t !• *•1»tiiIt i<* auiniUti*) and % v i* h» t *■'*I\*ij until i oft m Woman’s Club. February )| IRA ., Heart Sunday will fell on I hm fU ) "hr ItFTilt-it %-IIIIInI•1fit 11m Feh. 21 this year. Dr Pcies II<11t 11ft|£ " m inr r i l,i 1 ,d! i *s*l said. At Hint time some 700 ,«4>*, j n !•';m Ii* .*• mh»i H 11tm* • '1 M* •»■Ihi It1«1i will hr jiyl. volunteers throughout Semin**I -o i r*«4 *i *i»*l *W i' f ic"l t ■« tinmm 1* ■<n*IBi ole County, Deltary ami Del­ f -•nt **t ir# jiUti* ail l •|>i*i’ 1'f|»• tona will stage their door-to- ■n• ' “ n* f -r n *f h t»r t• |*ra«* door Heart Fund campaign |lh * ■ * n-t i T* *Jit l.» lit* % Tl« ' ■*I ' * >■) sia|Sv4■IIIII* |ill" till drlvi*? ' -a. t n ' it* ' 1 J■■In. 'j’1nf * • “ IN » hit th FI., t Hit, f. . 1 V i f . ’ Itit. k It'itMi hit sail rsi f I 11i11• I‘if Uii flirt ■r | of unifht* nhtahiitj Nijt.h .1** » l>f,*M "ill h#t ref uni aft In full tn Mi*li |>gr»ori tt hd r*L4iMia t h* fly Mr*. John I-four The ncceuity (or (h e -D e ­ Bary Voluntter Fire Depart­ ment to he equipped wiih a tanker trurk capable of haul­ ing 3,500 In 5,000 gallons ot ’ water was tlfctR d by Firr Chief Jack Lambertian at Ue January meeting of the organiratlon. l.ambertson pointed out that lack of such equipment was pinpointed recently during the aftermath of a Navy Vig­ ilante crash in the community ■when It was impossible to get large quantities of water to the scene as quickly as need­ ed, his urgent suggestion eamr during annual rrports of the firemen and presentation of expenditures during the past year. Lambertsoh stated that a total of S1.4I1.0S was used Month-1■Long Calendar Set By Heart Unit ' ’-•'-''X&'.r.-TeL, . -r. a Legal Notice U1 / D IIIM NATURALLY TENDER | 1eevj W -D BRAND \ . LEAN M EATY Mia. Mary (l.oui Sheppard, Ft, wife of the lute Th'i-mns Sheppard, died at 11:05 p.m. Tuesday at Seminole Memor­ ial Itoapltnl after a lengthy Illness. Horn in JackannvtIU- she liv rd there until lerenlly when •he moved to Oi ledn to make her home with a daughter. She was a mrmliei of the Ha|i11st Church In .larkeonvtlle. Survivors are two liaughtere, Mra. Irvin Morton, of Oviedo, and Mrs hrnneth Storey, of .lai'k*nnville; four sons, l.ci-he T and i ceil S-, of Saiifoid, liaidy, of J», kkmiville, amt M. I.. Sheppard, of WhlVeater, Mas* ; two sisters, Mee -U ,1. David,-of Sanford, and Ml* Jninr* Frtgurson, of Jai-kaonvlllw; live grandchil­ dren and three great-grandrhlldirn. 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Jar Save 10* at this low price j Compots rhe'Ylovof & the Puce J Sove 5Vi* a can or Wmn-Di.ie J I i ’ 1’ BLUE or While Arrow QUICK OR REGULAR ASTOR MUIR CMOPPSO You'll be Happier S h o rt R ib s hormel canned Mary Sheppard Expires Tuesday W -D Brond b e e f Is close trimmed o f bone and fat before weighing and packaging. You get more lean tender beef per pound ot W inn-D ixie, 19/ REG. 19s EA. DIXIE DARLING BR 'N 5ERV1 Rolls 2 pkss 29/ Apple 4 d 1. THRIFTY MAID SLI. OR CRUSHED PINE- • OO0 THRU JAM- IBRO *1 Am t ---- - - ■ dSI in a FORD . . from Strickland-Morrison, Inc. ••turn f h i f m h .v S A N h l i m , F I.A . rm tit .T J M I 8 I hi : u . i :ii W . I*, t i l l K9II» TheSmartPlace To t r t n d i A v e . & 25th . IW M H 400 E. First St. Go...For Good Things Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St, Highway 17*92, �\• t -'! • . V' * s. * n, i ' . O ,,M« rts Appalachian Plan Tennessee WASHINGTON (L T D — I "The Appalachian region often through no fault of its JU a fcaufnrb fr r a lfi Tennessee Gov. Frank Clem- development program is a own,” Clement said. "Tennessee gives unequiv* Wed. Jan. 20, ’65—Page a rnt has pledged unequlvocable concerted effort to do sonicsupport to bringing the de- ‘ thing about o segment o f our oeable support to the pro­ pressed - Appalachian area In- nation which does not share gram that ia being consider­ to the “ Grent Society." ® in the affluent society, most ed." At the name time, Clement citnl prosperous portions of the area in testimony before the Senate public works com* niittee on the Appalachia pro­ January 13, I9U gram. Admissions Delores Thompson, Ellie Doris McGrilf, Mathew Thom' as. Louise Oliver, Pamela K. Hrangiforte, Oscar Allen, Hel­ en Hitchens, Andrea Paek, Sanford; Winona Denny, De­ nary; Dorothy Dodgers, Lake Monroe; Preston Ileal, Longwood; Patrick Frixtcll, DcWASHINGTON (UPI) Land. Births Five inaugural balls wit] b e' Mr and Mrs. Jerry Paul. held tonight for a President Santord, a bov; Mr. and Mrs. whose love nf dancing is mat­ Butiert Rrangilorte, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mr*, -Kobert ched by only one predecessor Rodgers. Lake Monroe, a — George Washington boy. President and Mrs Johnson Discharges and their daughters. Lynda. Jerry Lee Glenn. Calvin 20 and Luci. 17 are planning to Miller, Bess Crews, Donald drop in on all five of the balls BOX OF 200 (1 0 0 2 Muirhead, Sam Martin. Willie wj,cre thousands will be gath Lee Hooks Jr., Linda Poloski, ered to see them Jessie Sodcrbloin, Bob’ O. i The inaugural committee re Brown, Baby girl Woods. Di- portcd a sellout with some anne Mitchell and baby boy, tickets purchased lor banford; Miriam Sprague, Dc the affairs at the Aimory, and — Ijary, Luicila.Norton,.Geneva;, 9 h e -MayBowern—Slcofsdiam * ~ Bdicma/y Farmer, Elite-Far* Sheraton -.-Park'J &nvd* _ _ U r i Hong wood; Rolffific Jam­ ler - lliTton fiotcls." • es and baby girl, Osteen Johnson was expected to | January 16, 1963 make his first appearance at Admissions the Armory where about II Henrietta Chabot, Virginia 000 persons will be gathered VIUlT Wallace, I l o d n c y Thomas Inaugural officials lined un c l e iv h s e r Johnson. Thomas D. Moran, It bands and combos to pci Jacqueline .Partian, Robyn l form at the balls They set a (Lisson. Lillian Vt Andrews, theme of " \meriea The lleau • \nn Bridges, Mattie Stoudrn- tiful" for flu* law*h decora mire. Santord, Emily B. My­ lions. ers. DeBary. Tlie tug namr entcitaincrs Discharges on hand include Louis Ann liMIT 9 Esther Spivey. Itebecca Kir- strong, the Brother* Lour, kl.uid. Carolyn PcRigrinu, Kill- Hmvi l Coleman. Russ Daiut el I loinas. Mary Alice Swann, |.P-,ler Lanin, Peter Duelun iu vetly c lauey. Laura Smith, Ih-nri King. Meyer D .u * ami |g Jacqueline Klein, Niles Jones, Guy Lombardo 5 . B O T U t OF Del m rt Stcnstrom. Louise OlMavlungtun band* also play n i r Judith A Wall and baby mg an- How ard Dev run. Gnu J**. tan Frames Guidon, San- |n.mill. Ilnhby I rldi-i, frit! |•l tl i tiarli S Dooli v . Della Petty ami Sidney 0Z. i ,lEIt > Banning alld lialiy Ihi>. Tlie military band* will rrn Pe.gv J Rohichaud and liaby tier Hail To The d u e t" when la>> lake Mali William J. llir Pri-siili-llt elileis tlie bull llUlt > In in i Lake Momoe. Mary riKim The Joliiisnns are ex .In Nieelev and liatu liov. nr perted to make, the round* an e ( ili . Louise McLean. Se with Vice PreMilent and Mi­ In mg ll libel t It Ilumplm*) January 17. 1963 The balls are expected to Admission* put thr inauguration financial Barbara < liarllon Dorothy ly in the black Ticket* lm Wilke- Buliliie Mice Miller, Ilie tilai k lie event* Mild al Itotina \«tibv Mae Gillon. $ *.% per person and $7.i*i a b<>\ I mini .1 III. 1 tu resa tl i hanipagne and *o(l .lunv \tnrrison. Thomas Williams. were to be served alld haul John Dudley, Margaret ogle drinks weir In he sold tree. William It Kirby, Doris 6 l»*l« I It Whitaker Sanford. Violet IMIl Eiu kson. Dellars. < ba 1 A CZ-. MlOlCtHKt VOkVJMl. Walker t.akc Mary June Miracle t nngwnnd Births Mr and Mr* William 5 Morrison, Sanford, a boy III Donna Eslrs Disrharges A aeries of adult ( alhnlle Harry Covington. Miriam VanDuyne. Frank Lieskc, ttif. I'llicatl-'t' information rl issrr by Ri-v. Hugh Ram C. Cooper. Maria Fel­ conducted low a. h ie Rucker, JoAnne L Keane, pastor, will ht-gin Fleisrtinian, Emil Schmidt. Thursday at 8 p m. in the se­ pfcRSOHM- * ' ZE Sanford; Elsie Trubenbacker. rial hall of the Church of thr DeBary, f)orit Kmard. Doro­ Nativity. Purpose of ihe classes is to thy Rodgrrs, Lake Monroe; -Murvella Owens. Longwood; study the basic principles of Clyde Drew, New Smyrna Catholic life and belief* Prirr -j r 1' Reach »oni who ara not Catholic, as JA.Vl'ARY I*, 1*63 well as member* of the parish FOR THE Admission* or thosa eentrmplaling m*r Patsy Woodard. Margaret riage. are invited to attend Garris. James Dunn. Mae Religious instruction for Thomas. Patricia Cook. Mary public school students will hr 7!a(>fI Max Hardin Iallie Bur held as usual for (Trades opr ges*. Euniia Hampton Willie through five, Satuiday-t, 2-1 Agnes Riggens. Asa McCabe. pm and for grade* six Lyman Baker Jr , Jenifer Kel­ through 12. Sunday, 7:30 p m , 8 LG. ly. Sanford. Willow Davis, all at the social hall. INFANT & ! 296 Elhel Walker. DeBary, Stan­ The weekly •octal hour ley Gardner, Deltona. Rober­ 25c ta Kessler. Rena Miracle. ipcnsored by the Holy Name VALUE ,» * ,!& . j Longwood; Eva Johnson. Apop­ Society will continue each Wednesday at 6 p.m ka 15c Blrlfaa VALUE Mr ami Mrs Palmer Charl­ ton Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Police Whistles REG. ' 1 HORSHAM. England (LTD 19c Mrs Charles Woodard, Sanford — Tlie Council of Women a boy. Mr amt Mrs Eoghan REG. N Kelley, Santord. a girl; Mr plans to Issue police whistles -* tJ h S X S i 19c and Mrs Riley Cook. Sanford. 1° the elderly so they ran sum a boy; Mr and Mrs Wayne mon aid at night if they feel ill. Miracle, Longwood a boy a or I Disrharges Veronica Cody. Eartha An na Beverly, Thelma William*. REG. derson, Donna Isaac, Barbara Lillian Andrews, Donna Ash 23c boric acid sor j r ! Butler, Benjamin Kati. liarel ly, Emily Myers. Willie Mae Curry, Karen Law, Sanford llowes, Jacqueline Sweet, AnREG. 29c i° r ] - * ! Hospital lie signled out Kingsport, Johnson City, Bristol ami the Morristown-Greenville, Knoxville-Alcon - Maryville - Oak Ridge and the Chattanooga areas as Tennessee portions of Appalachia containing heavy nnd proSpcroua Industrinl developments. "But in the outlying areas, in lome o f the smaller communitles. in the mountainous 'areas and In some rural nreas, we find severe probIlema of economic decline,” he said, "These have been brought ,a b o u t largely t h r o u g h ••1 change* in agriculture and In ' "fcarfi job that Is production o f coal." . in thia manner meana . Clrment aaid Appalachian abundant life for a development ia aimed at pro. .without benefit* 'o f viding nn economic base for Jance payment* of one private enterprise to prosper, another," he said. created a more family subsistkind or Notes 5 Presidential Fetes Tonight Attract 28,000 „ OPEN- MON. THRU SAT. 9 n.nt. to 1» P-m. OPEN SUN. 11 .a.pi. to R P-tn. 75£r-<\., ho**-’* UcEACfl VALUE . ^ ----- 1 ill* •* situAHEHASSOCK J60TT ■~SS#\ TOILET • TISSUE ' •asfri.yi lla lf-p ottn il in J t'luill'flOf f i ftKlantern. ms NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — Pll. 122-8270 MAITLAND BORDEN'S ICE M ILK SUPER-X HELPS KEEP DOWN THE COST OF HfG. 19c LIGHTER FLUID STAYING HEALTHY 4 Ox. can. Not only do you pay les* awry ilay at Biiprr-X for high quality prescrtpllwn ai-rvlca . .^Miut to­ ils)'* modem tliuga gel you wall I faster . . . keep you well lunger I 1-et ua price your next prtacrip- I tlon . . . you'll flml we can save j you money. u ( i A I /S . (V L C O H O L h yd ro g en Catholic Church Sets Classes m w ADHESIVE TAPE ADHESIVE BANDAGES BICARBONATE OF SODA PEROXIDE 1 do 1 UJ I 1 MERTHI0LATE SPIRITS OF AMMONIA Strickland-Morrison Ford In Sanford, Fla. 2Sc VALUE ” •ith SUPPOSITORIES H ER E’S A ’59 FORI) G A L A X IE ‘ COLORING BOOKS REG. 19c CAMPHORATED OIL i °r REO. 19c EPSOM SALTS * °r REG. 29c WITCH HAZEL * or % CALAMINE LOTION 9C 9° J9' 9‘ !9° 9« 9C 9* |9C 9° 9' { * 4 OZ. | 9< RtO. SI 1.88, TRANSISTOR Wlile vur iel y ft ..m wlurh t o « lhiii«6. P E R O X ID E 9s BUYS MEDICINE CHEST Hardtop you'll love. Lets than Ut.QOO milee. Power Steering, V-8 engine. Radio and heatar and automatic. Fine transportation at a price you can afford to pay. See and drive at your authorised Ford dealer, now. 322 1461. ---------e Ltf>V IV O R Y SO AP 310 N. O K I,A N D O A V E . IIW Y . 17-iEZ NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — I’ ll. 647-7073 BATH „ / | TWO STORES TO SERVE YOP — -SANFORD - S I S - $099 Attmctlva'lO* high fbotrett In your clioloa of decorator colons. 25c VALUE BUBBLE *^B BUBBLE BATH / _ A a a rv a A fW Tape Recorder In titu les le u -<e Conti of n u k e SO 1 4 b a llc r te * . If, DROp CLOTH Q c ELECTRIC IS - MISS CLAIROL 7 T 11air TI*th m W REG. 19c CEllOfHANE n ft#4'tnr. ■Iiprr • f* <S> . TAPE D C ~i S * wide tiy OnO’ lung. H EATER l2*tn*h Tt« » .„* 9x12 foot plaalic. fohr 19| to. |;er« you u in I It. f c %A99 isr RCQ. SI.31 Trouble Light ith 23-foot heavy duty cord u llc t a id 3I uuullcta » PHILLIPS i S S . 4 9 ' MODESS 51 19 \nf l»rptir i- L IS T E R IN E . 1 On dispenser. <Z' C C r«*tr M T«xith Rs *■ »a I V I B . ------------------------------- RFG. 29c . . s .t T'? 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Jan. 20, *65 3 — Concentrate 1 ■ Hr Jm N w rli Written for NF.A Th# fierce, competitive driva o f Johnny Crimmln* often H ( misleading to hi* Uammate* ami opponent*, lncludIn* myet-lf. Before wa laimad better, wa fait Johnny mint not ha concentrating on hla Rama while ha bcunced around tha lane* keeping up the chat* tar. In hia mellower moods, though, ha » » i glad to explain tint thinking through each delivery waa a vital in* gradient to hi* scoring auc- c**». And nubody could quar­ rel with hia auccaie. From victory in tha first National All-Star tournament In 1941, ha went on to a string of major titles and election to the Hall o f F»m* In 1602. lie knew it and yon should, too, that top-score bowling requires tha auccesiful com­ bination o f many body incre­ ments. A quick mental re­ view o f those movements summed up In lit* word con­ centration I* the beet way to plan each delivery. NEXT: .Smoother** Cnonla. S trik e s • • JTJI Sp ares c i p H Iragtio.* Moy wt Uko thi* opportunfly o f thanking thoaa o f you who catiif* out oil Burirlny from ipKiti till 3 p. m. *For your InformstloOg it win tho latgeil Sunday crowd that Jet Lines ha* hml etnee our opening over five year* ngo. We’re going to repeat tho performance again with nrlilitlonnl nurpriae* in store for you. The only way you’ll fln<l out shout w in l’s going on ia to he on hnnd % on Sunday st the Ilmen mentioned. We’re all an»lou»ly awaiU ing llir start of the new Navy Intramural Bowling I cogues, again, The wnttl we have Is that ttiviell la- two l.agu-e of 20 U'liini «■« Ii on Mnn<ln> a and Tuesday s at 6:15 p m. Welcome a! H.ard, merit about this And talking of bo ultra, group happy hetr-'n on* lor th* ri-rord hooki. Ita.-k on Aug 24 the NAS Miillilcjinni’e uA ’ tram. corn* post'd ( f K. It. Martin, 11 H Far rise O. T. King, < W. liur-y. J. E Schlldl, D. L. Ilenly t nd H E. Rngi-ro, went nut ami bought ficraotialin-il name card* liallng all of Ihv tram mnmhars To niy mind this t» the first lime any bowling tram In this aira ever went out ami "glorlt-fl" via this touch * m KHTVftKUM*!' FHM Hlim lu promoting themselves Th* f t! itf I ’ i|hi Ic* l «i«i ru e Itul llu- unique aspect re­ Uotl for Mwfnlrn»Jr < Kluf i'U w i l l r v c t l ve* b t 4 i ( m i < ir n - volves e murid one special line ‘ «hlii * m11 M ior, ri iRiv ria li, which liny had Imprinted on­ * t »nit vlc» * to these raids away bock at *■1 ful 111* Inilallutlmii uf. fl HIIK* A«i>4anrt■ r«iiU |JIh the rtoit of their bowling t it hut Ian Hyil'Pifi f o r th* f a t - season in August— Navy la a •> InyoI* MON li< 't CLICMICNTAHT gn« t.'hampe 10'>4-tib. SCHOOL ttmlfioW Countr. Darn if they didnl' go on ftorWft W I L S O N KI.EWKNT4ltr out and captuie the title! Congratulations, men. With ■•'HOfjL U KHTMtOK l-XFMKNTAIlY confidence like this I e>|»rt SC I t o o l . llOoKV.lt TOWN HI.WMWN to sea ell nf ynu nut nil UlC TAUT HCHlM»L professional tournament trail OKSE/A I'LEM ENTAIt V very ahortly. ■r|IOOL On bid f a r th* c o m b i n e ) ( n o Talking about tb* ■pros,” J*ol » h » t l b* s u b m i t l e d a n t wil l b* r«r*l«'«d until '! t»® I* If. set aside you wonirn shuipi.s I h u r* « U ) U n « 4 t y t * . !M t «f cause Jo Brown of the -Sun­ ♦Si* Mu Ejout| |i|iit|]ily.1 m I ian Hull-lhiH Ctuiiiiit is iui Hif i .-t day Mr. A Mrs la-ngut fin­ htnf'/rd. Florid*, at nlHfli Urn# ally came through with her tt|* bi d* n ill hi* I '- i M l cl ) ujmiiiil first sanctioned 200 . plus * n d r * * d *l ou i l Can tract Ji,*i urn• tile c n i i i n gaum. Now just watch her cef uit* •*•! a t |>luni * ».r| utiv t smoke. rvf *,i?#r IftCHtlan# 1ini til mu* * nd Jo's srieiiin* of delight i*:>«r! flcji tU'M« iitd) tut ol’ iat n* i I l»y slv im s itl ng ( i t no w i i h were the result of her 201 tti« Kinttneem, L A Hmbl and game . (Sec how Important C. Will Muffin. I* Ml I'alllir tin A**nn«, Winter Park Florid# each and every pin turns out for lb* flrat m of document* to he, JoT) btalncd flucli d*|Hi»lt will b«* There's a dandy tie in the f #f Ulldled Ifl full to rn h p*i M«mi who tetutna iho doourii*fitp In Wednesday City League eura ood rotidltlan within ! 0 dny* lently. As a motter of fuel, aftar bid «>p*nln*. with »ic*pfan a* nui*d balnw. Additional percentagewise. In the won • a la m a y h * v i* t.t t n * d a t a c a t and loss column It's all the of 11 <•# **f?h, *liliii will not hi but there are a few • • f Und * b 1*, O ' o t r a r t o r * » c r «i r - u n is Injf dot'lltoi'iti* and «"»»• »tihin11* pins separating Jet Lanes, *Ina t>ropo#*l ohm11 bo rufundad Hob’s Restaurant and Pryor’s half tba dipoalt upon return of Slate Farm Insurance fivedocument" In good comllt lull. A cartlftad c h * c k o r b a n k some*. d r a f t , |»ayahl* t o th* H oa rd o f Last week, Bob’s disposed P ublln Instruction f o r HtmU t t o U C o u n t y * F l o r i d a ; U. A (lot of Jet Lanes in • position t i n m « u t li on in. o r a • a t l a f a u night o f bowling with first l o r y b i d b o n d * i * c u t * d b y tb l l d d a r *mt A c » * p t * h l a # u r * t l * a place meeting second, and so In a n a m o u n t *- i u a I t o f l v * par on down the lino. At fate c a n t o f t b * bid * h a l l b* *ut>would have, this coming week tnltUd W it h *arb bid Th* *ufd*i*ful liMdar will h* these eume two teams aguin raqult td 10 f m niah a nd p a y for aatlafactn ry p a r f o r in ann o tangle and It ahould prove to and payniaiit bond or bond*. be an Intertiling night of Attanllon I* caiUd to tb* faot competition. All the wuy that not !**• than tba nilnoiimn •alar!** and a* **t foitb down the line, any five-soma In tb* *p*ol float Ion* nm»l b* could atill generate enough paid mrtHIl projectT h * Hoard o f r u h t l * I rial run* steam to catapult Into the Hon for limlnoU County, Flor* number one spot. 4 d a , r»"*rr%** tbv rigid to r«J*ot There’s • new gimmick to any and/or all b i d * or to watv* any tiiformalUl** In lb* bid the Saturday night Moonlight ding. So old ahalt b* with Bowling gat-together a n d drawn for a p*rlod of flft**n t i ll day# aub**«|u*nt to th* with H more and more folks cipanlng n f bid* w ithout t b * are leaving the lante with a «ogi*nt of tb* Hoard. hlg amlla on thatr face and J. O Wright. Jr. CbalrntAo. Hoard of Fubtlo some gifts under their anna. Ihotruotion for famlnola This paft week, Linda Poat, County, Florid*. Elfla Oldham and' Mary M. T., MlhMo. p>T b«mlnol* County guparln* Hunter were the “ amHer*" t*sd*nl of Public Inatruefor tha Ladies and tha gtnla flog and £i*t)fflclo g*cr*« w an h e a d e d b y ' Jama* tmrr to th* Board of Pub* II* fRoimoiloa. Brown, Jack Hudson and ublieb JAA* «. 11, It, till. Lnua Cowl*/. XI Hi J»hn"A. Bpolekl Here's something that'll Jar youl Did you gnls know that your chance fur submitting an entry in the fifth annual Sanford Women’s Howling Association tournament Is leak than ;thre* week* away? Entries does midnight, Feb. A. A*Docii<tlon p r e ild e n t Eleanor Anderson and her fins staff have hern doing everything in their pc|Wer to assure yqu of having another eucreaafui and enjoyahle tournament. One way that ell of you ran materially anoint In by getting your entry In early and oflering your »rrv1. 1* when requested l>> your ■late of offlcsra. Here’ s another new league in the process o f organixing. On Wednesday evening* at 9, Hill Averlll nay* that he him ut least 12 men » lin'd like to ■•rganlia Into a league but would welcome any nther kegler* whii’d ha Interested ill participating. Hill's group la nf the U. H Geological Survey team In tha area and would like (Ida opportunity nf howling and uniting new friends from this arts. There's a sign posted at th* Innes-—It will br a hundl- Legal Notice ■. * •* /* * 'Hounds Hold Onto Orange Belt Lead 'We Shoulda Stayed Home/ Lions Mutter If Mcrshstl I.lngo Georgia Tech, Florida State Tangle Tonight " * tlcrstA Sport* Writer ATLANTA (U P I)-T h e re ’i "We should hive sUjrod • long, rocky trail from con­ home." ference membership to indeThat’s whsi tho Oviedo pendrnt lucoess. I.toru srs muttering today as That'* a harsh fact of Ufa they girt stung by lb« Satellite with which Georgia Tech bas­ He a tit Scorpions Tuesday night ketball coach Whack llyder on lha latter’ s court, tl to 40. la having to live this winter. And the Jayvrcs lost to SattdWhen Georgia T*ch walked lito’i novices, too, by a score oat of tha Southeastern Con* of 32 to 31. fcrenc* It caused barely a rip­ Re* Brooks and Jimmy ple in the Yellow Jacket*' footCourier-set tha paco for the hall program alnc* gridiron Invaders with IS and 10 points, •cheduir* are made up aseny respectively. High man for years in advance. the Scorpions was Have AnAWAKD TIME: Murray Olderman, Newnpuper Enterpri«e Anftoclntiun turn with a scorching S3 tab But basketball schedule* are aportn editor, pruaenta NEA’a Ilert Pell Awnrd to Wnahington rookie of lies. ' largely on a year-to-year bai­ the year Charley Taylor (left). And (ritfht) Jim Houston of the Cleve­ Satellite's defense kept tho ls and Hydtr has found that land Hrownn and Bob Lilly of the Dallas Cowboys flank Olderman who Lions outside throughout the independence tan be a bur­ presented NEA’s all-pro trophies to the top 22 players in the National contest and they were held to den—especially at first, Football LeiUfue. (NEA Telephoto) only 13 hits nut of 5ft tries for “ Tu make a go of It as an 2d per cent. Tl** Scorpions, independent, you have to have meanWhlls, hit 2d out of 43 a good team and a good sche­ for M per cent. dule." llyder said. “ If th* fan* That was tha story for tha wilt be patient for a eeuple of night. years, we hope to provide Tim Scorpion* ended the both.'* first staora with a 15 10 lead At th* timt Georgia Tech and the were- never behind. mftd* It* hid far Independence At U»e end of the half K was last January, most team* had 30-18; after the third period their 1964-68 basketball sche­ It was 41-25. dules pretty Well set. L.L.'a Me Too and Micky The 8 corj)ioni rubbed it in M o r e ‘ devastating, from McCool, leith with two straight attain In tb* final period byBy Harry Grayson i see big fltldi. I’m afraid h* Tech’* standpoint, was th* storing 2u tallio to the visit­ I grade A victories to their ert1NEW YORK — (N E A ) — might do the same thing to fact that the II temaining slit, will he going for tliclr ors' 15. Thomas T.*Trotier atlemlrd a the three-year-old*. Southeastern Conference mem­ Oviedo will seek revenge third »tmight wins of the s e a - meeting of New York Racing "It was just a* well for the bers—against whom the Yal­ son tonight in the f e a t u r e d 10th Friday ,twhcn they ix»i the Aasoeiatif n trustees st The betting interests that W-'Infrey |)ow Jackets had been playing Lyman Oreyhoundttand Satur­ race at tho Sanford Orlando Jockey Cluh high up it 300 and Wheatley decided to un­ a total of It games annuslly— # day Uiey greet F.au Gallia twi Kennel Club. Park Ava. wind him alter he won the drew up a«ncw rotation sche­ Harold HolwrtRon’s L. L.’s the home court. A total of f |6 million will Champagne Stakes by seven dule that required 10 league Me Too iwat out Inaugural hr diatritiiitrd on the Big Ap­ lengths eased up. Had th* garner. * Handicap winner Mivs Whirl ple this year in 234 days of Wheatley Stable la-en interest­ Thi« didn’t leave ntueh remm, in her lai>t start, holding on lining rlai ting Muuh 10 and ed In mure money, Sadeir, and llyder had to taka hie gamely to win by a length ending f l e e . 11. There was which won them, would not games where he eould find Kc*ulU of Tuesday e v e n in g a much to he di>cus*ed, yet the have had much company In them. rare«: conversation w*» about Bold (he Garden State and Pimlico “ In order to get some of the 1st Hare — 3/lft — Time 11.54 Lad. Futurity." Southeastern C o n f e r e n c e By David lUgftlnhothim It.P.'s Aimalpell- to no 5 in 3 ikl “ Nothing about lloid l.nd teams on our schedule, We had There hssn't been so much The Seminole High eager* Maui Gate 14 00 3 HU es< dement over s three-year Is from the wrung side of the to take them at their conveni­ lost s return match to the Mo»n \ mtor 3 to old thin early In the yenr since tracks," pointed out .(.Pllrien, ence," llyder said. Mainland High Btlccaneerv Qulnle a (5 11 1104 20 t Itation w-SR preparing for "He'* * royally tired home­ This meant five games In InM night V) 37 in a non con , n(1 }lH(r _ i/tg _ T|mf 3| til* napault on the Triple grown; Fit* and Wheatley nine days et the start of th* fcrerice till >n Daytona llcsch Hur la-rry Hank 2t (W IT flu 7 no < iown in tt'lk I'itnth n was rac.-d his slrr and dam. The sraiun end another five m Tho game marked Hie Tuy Heeoril Mar l iin i to the last yult 10 wrap the Kell- dam, by i’rlncequillu, act a nine stretch in January, Tribe's loth lose. t'lrluv City Pat 11 JUj lucky Derby. I'reskness snd track record-et a mile and It also meant hooking team* Run lllnsoq wes high point It, (moot Stakes In one pack­ five eighths heating eolta in like William end Mery. SuQlliniela 111) *SI 20 ntsn for th* Trlhe In the first the Gallant Fos at old Ja­ wanes and Virginia Military Daily Doutile (5 7) $15ft 10 age. quarter with six jxjlnts. Tlir 3rd Hare — 3 /IN — Ttmr 31.76 **Hi>td Lad could well he a maica. winch have little gate attrac­ period ended with Ma till a ml ’’ Hold Lad waa schooled tu tion in this part of the coun­ Gin v Gone 3U NO 13.NO tj IS) super hotae," mid Tommy holding a 13 11 lead. In 1ok his sire's habit a/ .nni,- try, and having to settle for l in llee Ih-e 6.00 3 liO I totter. The Srmlnoles made seven Martha Itnrk 2 NO lie ir tin- hundlrappt-r for ning in front,” Trotter went crowds of 2,5tH' to 9,060 in e point* m ‘ he second slants the Jockey Club and racing on "Bold Ruler couldn't lie 7,18111 scot coliseum. hut tha Hues hucketrd 13 to Qullllela I 2 3) INO NO secretary of N'c- 3i,rk tra-k». rated. It coat him the Bel­ Georgia Tech doesn’t have hold s mnlutln of 2ft.IN at tJie perfect* ( 2-4u ,1274 .70 In hi- theoretical Esperl- mont Stakes, where he was a bad basketball team and al­ lilt Hair — 5/16 — Time 11.14 end of th,- tlrst half double-teamed. Hold Lad call though lit record it only 8-7 Tlio Trllu- held Mainland to O H.’s Hide Man 7 00 5 Ho 3 in mental Flee Handicap, he rat 5 NO 3 111"• *he Wheatley Statdr'a till go to the (ront or come frotn gtdng into tonight's visit to seven points Ir tha third quar­ W D.’s \oor Spate ('itmmander g no *"" of Hold Hulvr-Mlaty V»rn behind. He drmonatiated that Florida State, th* Yellow ter lint tin* host team still 1.......... tun oil any kind of a Jacket* still have Impaa of , ,hrr' p -umla ta-ner than S»d maintained a 35 ?ft edge They (Julnlel (I 7 , 347.DU ■air, which eatnhlishril an earn- t rInk. getting an at-large berth in held Ilie lead till the cm I of I’erfeeta (17) 1120 00 "Hold laid has four white the N.'AA playoffs or per­ the gam* i,h ,la'v — 3/lN — Time n.us nig record foi a Juvenile, and The Semlnfll*'Jayvees also I Crane Bock 1660 5 70 U00 (rum sevrti to 2.7 poumla thv -to- kings which will further haps 1 bid to the NIT tourn­ iteflatu the ancient Devonshitv ament. lost to the Baby Buc*. ftft 42. [Casual Pol* ft iky 6 «0 super uir of sll the others. ’ ’ It's a ihame that Jim Fit- rhyme. llyder is optimistic about hut a number of the Sanford Irish .SiiR|>en*e 6 jq “ 'if you hatr a home rlrniiii.tn couldn't have remain­ next year'* schedule. Hr al­ player* *hotted marked im­ Qumlcla i J 3) 33f> to ed active- another couple of with , four while kgs, keep ready has 22 of a planned 26 provement Perforin (5 7) J122.I0 him nut a day; years and cbmol out his career games lined up and promised Wayne it u r n s t e a d way 6th Rate — 3/ld — Time 31.91 ‘ If you have a horse with with Hold Lad,” rut in Pa: it will b* a full-scale major high man with so point* anti A Mar Duff II 20 27 TO ft at O'iiiirn, NYRA director of three whit* legs, send him league elate. Ron Dudley wa* second with Gone Joe 12 fM 4 07 far awayi publie rrlalions. ''Sunny Jim " W’e’U have a good littl* fiva. Wally Jarnlgan and Gred McAllen 4 40 ’ If you hate a horse with trained a number of gieat team nest year, but without Shlv.ly made four each and QqlhieU (2 31 Ml 00 # two white legs, sell him to horaea, Dark Seitel, Gallunt a hlg man we may he in trou­ 1-srry Hodges added three. Pcrfocla (ft-2 l 3112.NN* a friend;, ^ ble,” Hyper said. "Our re­ Paul L«Roy snd Greg lianas 7th Rare -a. S — Time 40.71 Fits, Omaha, Johnatuwn, Nashua and Hold Ruler, among 'If you have ■ horse with cruiting dropped off for sev­ added two each Old Method 14.80 IM)0 3 20 them, but I helleve even Fit* one whits leg, keep him to eral years and wa'vt got to The TtHh- will *ee aetlon SI art Twain l.fj}' 3 tu never saw olir like Hold Lad," the end.' rebuild.” Friday night wIk-ij they travel Solid Sadia S 20 Sunny J I m Fitiimmons, In Winter Park and a gam. (Juiniela (5 7) Ift4 20 who will t>e VI In July, turned with the Wildcats Pertecta (5 7) 1178 Wl Mr*. Henry I'nrneglu Phipps' ftlh Race — 3 /IS — Time 31.40 stock over to Hill Winfrey Cherokee llulou 7 liu 4 2t) 3 00 Inst year llohMin 3.40 3 1b j "Hold lad rbased tha twroTeekoti 3 'f11 year-nlds sway, aettlng a track Qulnu-la (1-6) f 18 40 j mark at Saratoga in August Poat T il Perfects (6 1) 312 60 by winning th* hopeful under Sue Jackson, howling for 9th Race — 3/18 — Tima 31.83 wraps and looking hack," re­ F.XCEIT 6 to 3.40 3.80 called Trotter, who like* to Howe Tire Bhup, pushed her Small Dewitt BUNDAY Man's tiuavd to fid 3 m leant track into first place in 4 00 the Band Spurs Women'* Gator, l-amt Uulnicta (1-J) Sift fto ■w . . a m Bowling league with a £10 high single gam* and a hoft Pertecta (1-1) 333 60 series. Howe's took four 10th Kaca — 3/18 — Time 31.34 WEUNEBDAY 8.40 10 80 8.20 games from the Alley Gats Himpy FRIDAY Statesboro IJ 20 5.8b with Colleen Worship rolling SATURDAY 4.00 a I67/4M' in tha looting Busty Jet 9 P M. Qumiela (3 4) 3102 30 causa, who was In first place, lost Pertecta (4 4 ) 3568 40 Betty Anne's Hair Styling, Illh Race — H — lim a 40JM EXCITING NEW 43 60 11 20 3 NO ACTI0N1THRILLS) two games to lha O.K. Tire Kahob tfoUV iahil I*** 1 no s on Hhop with Dot Johnson roll­ Rockin Mollie 4 00 ing well for the tire-team, a Ttitle s Girl FEATURED IN EACH RACING PROGRAM 179 gains. High for th* oppo. Qulnle Ia (1-4 ) 329 80 FIRST GAME altion v u Batty Callan with Perfect (1-4 ) 3225 00 THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT • 177/467. Mutual hand.e 334,433 Glass-Enclosed, Heated PARI-MUTUEL Grandstands A Clubhouse LL's Me Too, Mickey M'Cool Tangle Tonight Mythology Soys! Bold Lad Can't Win, So Experts Disagree Bucs Trample Seminole Five Sue Jackson Rolls Big 210 - 8 :1 0 NIGHTLY tiai. aiai MATINEES Perfecta! TONIGHT 7:40 p.m. A Real Sharp 1960 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. V-8 Engine. Automatic Transmission. Only 48,000 actual mile*. Real nice transportation at ■ price you can afford. Boo and driro nl your authorised Ford Dealer. * WAGERING II GAMES NI6HTL MATINEE >21-1481 *_ L FRONTON tj liar I t? *y * 7 I CRM PAOr 88 PERFECT A LAST GAME By Jim Bacchua Herald Bporls WHter The Lyman Greyhounds evened their overall record at five wins and five lo*aca and boosted their Oran ire Belt Conference record to five TvJns and otm logo with a runaway fid—10 triumph oter KiHuimnire n highly touted Kowboye at Lymari Tueaday night. The K o w b o y a , con ‘ defeat lai\t week, wire querors of DeLand Bull- completely overpowered by an dojtH who h a n d e d the alert and aggreilive Lyman 'llnunda their finit OBC team. Anybody Got A Sea Cow? Male, That Is PALM BEACH GARDENS, (UP1) — Millionaire develop­ er John D. MacArthur decid­ ed 'aeyerel mofttha ago the lavish new heedquerter* of the Professional Golfars Associa­ tion her* lacked only one thing —a tea cow. MacDonald got hi* **• enw. It Is a young thing, a girl, and weigh* about 200 pound*. The sea cow. more proper­ ly culled a manatee, is a rath­ er ugly niammal that spends tim* In salt water but prefer* brackish Inland waters. Sailurs In the days of slow-moving ships used to get them con­ fused with mermaids. MacDonald’s sea cow was discovered by the Army Corps' of Engineers getting in the wuy of boats In I’alm Beach harbor. Lillie League Will Organize 1 # 7 &a*folct’C st/cuu{o V KENNEL CLUB lll\ t I . — *4 MIDWAY BETWEEN BANFOJtD • OJtUNDO Line score: Kissimmeee 8 9 8 15—4ft Lyman 14 1C 18 12—8ft The TTounds took an early lead and Increased it steadily throughout the course of the game. Kissimmee never can-s close after the first few min­ ute* of play. The superb ptay of J,,* Asher. Eddie Long nmt Mika Sterling was Influential In the Lyman win. Lymon scored 10 of 18 free throws for 67 per cent. Ki*. simmee made 12 of 15 for 75 per cent. Ather'a 17 points boosted hla season total to 174, an average o f 17.4 points par game. Asher i* well on hi* way to a 300-pulnt eeuson. Lyman’* OliC record is 61 and they atill maintain their slim lead over DeLnnd. Th* Greyhounds’ next two contests are ngainst non-con­ ference foes, Oviedo und Bishop Moor*. Both o f these schools defeated Lyman esrli er in the season and a nnr-h improved kennel will toe uut for revenge. The next cunferenr* tilt Is against last place Lekevtcw next Tuesday night. Lymsn defeated Lakevlew 56-17 In their initial meeting Scorers for Lyman wrie Asher. 17; Long, 10 p-un<»; Sterling, 10; Gene Winkleton, ■t; Richard Moore, ft; ftave Mails. 6; Kenny Annent, 2 Scorer* for Kissimmee were Allen Starling, 12; T«m Freisner, 19; Dick Blevins, 7. A general meeting of Seminule Little longue, Inc, for ill members and interested patties hum been announced by C. t- Cooper, president, for 7:.70 p m. Thursday at Christ Episcopal Church in Longwood, I'urpoi* of th* meeting will Ttiree big events higliliplil Iw to plan ectivltten for the the GulMrrara Park ramie 110)5 season, eeiect team man­ season: The 3100,000 added ager* ami prepare for th* up­ Gulfstfeam handicap, ■ Mar. coming annuel )<arl>ecur. 20; the 330,000 Ron Handicap, Th* ............. , - « u* P***' ! Mar. 27. ami the Florida Dmed a total of 2.7 team* in 1964, I , by of April 3. in. lading Hanior League, LitHe League and Farm Tram*. Ct.oper -aid tmlay (bat l.eago* officials anticipate at least 70 tearnc to partlclpata this season. Bob's and Otto's The Army culled the De­ Barber Shop partment of Conservation and IN THE NEW (tie department railed MacAr­ thur who called a veterinar­ Sanford Plaza ian. Hwy. 17-82 The veterinarian Jironounoed Operated By the *e« cow healthy and MaeBOB WILKERSON Arthur dumped her in th* TGA'* meny canals. NOW OPEN Legal Notice C h a r t s * .V*. I3I*T ai ansT or c o v d it io * or M ’ r n « n vrt.suT ir t v n o m t h i nvuw o r i a v r u n D . 14 T i e r s t a t s : r t r v-r m i m e . a t T iltc r l ,tr■ s: o r III I i u : w , , x d k c k m i i k n s t . t **« m r i . i s i i R i i i 4 n r : * r o 4 *v: t o c a l i . m i i i k nv r u a t r a a u .K a o r t iik i i n s r .v r r , C 4 i i E i i l E t t i e v m u , i . a. a i c v f i s : i r i T S T f i t v A**KTO CA#h. bslAncse with other banks, snd rssh items In pr»<-e» nt eolleodon -----Patted Slates O-verntneni otillisHone, direct end *usr*al*t4 (Net of « « r rts»tT»*( ____ ______ ____ O b lla stlon s o f States end political su b. L ift .ill »f l i f t 1* 1,4* divisions l9rt of say rsservss) ,.t t , » l < 174 »l Iftrs* snd discoents fKet af any r r n r m ) 4.440 41“ 4 VI •ed »«* ------t» )i l J44 )4 Other 44 SM 14 ‘ “ ‘ ft TOTAL Alia IT* ______ _____ 11,411, ( 7* S'■v i i im i.m r .e Demand deposits e f tndtvlduele, par tn er ­ ships, and c u r p o r e l l o n * ____________ Tim# snd saving* deposits ef Indlrldusie, ft,417.Ill I* psrlnertlilpa, sad corpurstlun* ____ _ 4.111 ’ l l « ’ D e p o tlt r e f C alled fttAlee O eeernm ent Depaeit* o f ftietet and potl llcsl eubdtvleio C er itfl r d end o ff ic e r s ' c h e c k s eta TO TAL D E P O H I T * _______________________ | q , i , I l l IS (a ) T o ta l demand d e p e s l l a _____ | t |#4t‘ <b) T o t a l t i m e s a d e a r i n g * d ap , a l l s __ ____ -------------- 3 Other liehUIUee ITS 111 4 I 3,(171.di-i 41 ii ,i n ii 117 II 1.411.717.74 I I I 174 71 TOTAL I.I A HI I.tTl T.r* ____________________ U , 3 M .4 3 4 .il CArrrAL i c c u i m Common stock — pee value per ehar* llt.Od, No. share* eutherleed IT,IS*, N a . s h a r e * u e la e u e d N on* No, shares euuieadleg IT,Id* Total par vatu* _____ _ f t u rp l u * ............. ...................... Undivided profit* ___________ Iteserve* TOTAL CAPITAL AOCOUNTOI TOTAL LIABIUirtr.g AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ___ **1 lw l,l*ess. mUvATKMt FVIIM II In Sanford. FU. • u a «a a u .tM ein m . ORLANDO M M lr t O k l Stricklond-Morrison Ford • Sorry I N o M inors! Lyman Tops Kowboys 17I J « « I* die neo oo *4.172 |"I ♦s.jsn s« 1,944.071 00 11.447.474.3 ) Jr.. AeeUlapt Cert lor, *r the above-named bashFP. eo!*io .'*■.**[.**. _ 1^71 ,hl» repert of condlUtui la true *ed eerreut *ot to tb* heal <,j my hnowledg# and belief. D, T. hlethewa, Jr, .. re*. M*of h«o^dl!?I« *1,; e,OT» htteei th* correct!.*** of this tl S r hilt a t* 4 »»>•' « has been examined by r*#L, i ' lh' * *l * kh®wle4g* sad belief l* uut and «orH. H. Redces William V. iiemphia Dtr«*to|* fI. B. ^hthrh Jh*. |^ I»w �GRADE "A" Dr e s s e d a n d d r a w n 2 to 3-Lb. FLO R ID A or GEORGIA SHIPPED A vjr. W H O LE Lb. A iP Brands arc the equal o f - or better than many brands that cost much more. 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Bottle . 33c Crisco Oil 75c Cal Food I 15 Oz. Detergent 39c Tide ft Oz. Cana Cleaneer * 4/59c Cornel 39 c E m. l.ge. Pkg. 33c 14 Oi. 2/33c �> v - ____L Hbr ftanTnrb ^rraRl Cut Your Own Taxes 13 Waterways Laws Pane 6-—Wed. Jan. 20, ’65 By > iy De Cram* Explained For Fishing Club By Mr*. Joha Leone L aws relating to boating and fishing were explained for members of th* DeBary Fishing C l u b by Volusia County Sheriff Rodney Thura by at the January meeting held in the Fire Hail with Norvin Roach In charge. Thursby pointed out that laws should be changed to in elude all power boata and that all outboard motors should be titled. In his talk he lnclutied water safely hints for the fisherman and the boater and presented the Florida Motor* boat Laws booklet to those present. Assisting the sheriff were Deputy Don Iiayicr and Dan Hendrickson of Dsytona B e l­ ch who participated in the question snd answer discus sion. Three new members Joined tba club at this meeting and ft was announced lhat a fish­ ing pole had been donated by Mr». Harry B. Trice to be given a§ a prize in the Rum­ mer fishathons held during the annual recreation program for children of the community. Members who are interested In organizing a deep lea fish­ ing trip ware asked to contact Roach. Refreshments were served folowlng the meeting. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. You ar* in for m pleasant surprise whan making out your lnromt tax return If dur­ ing 1W4 your total incoma was considerably more than it had averaged during tha four previous years. This windfall Income for 1BB4 could have coma from a big promotion with a substan­ tial salary Increaas, perhaps a sizable Incentive bonus, steady work with much over­ time after aavaral lean years or even a clean-up made on a quit show. It’a ail due to a new feature In the Revenue Aet of 19(11 called "income averaging.'* Tha big purpose ef Income averaging la to giva a tax break to thoaa persons with wlda fluctuations In incoma, usually athletes, prlre fight­ ers. authors, actors and act­ resses. But the principle Is net limited to these groups and the tax-aaving feature may he used profitably by any tax­ payer to whom certain basic rules, which wi will explain, plan. With th* tax rmU In­ creasing several polnta with each ascending bracket, the savingf resulting from holding Incoms down into a low brackat ar* readily apparent. The nil* la effactlva when•var taxable incoma for 19114 Is at least f3,000 more than 4/3 of the average taxable in­ come for the four previoui yean. This excess is termed averagshle Income, The tax on it is the tax on 1/5 of the averagable income multiplied hy five. To Illustrate the workings of the new rule let's Uks a hypothstical case: Tom Jones, n married man whose wife had no Income of her own in 1004, has had an average taxahle income of $9,000 for tha four previous ysars. Last year, because of a new job on a commission bas­ is, ha had a taxable income averagable Income ($4,000) Is found thta. way: Tax on $18,000 (4/3 of $9,000 plus 1/5 of $20,000) .................... $3,500 Lest tax on $12,000 (4/3 of $9,000) ........... 2.420 Tax on 1/6 Averagable Income ____ ............. $1,080 To find the total tax: Tax on $12,000 (4/3 of $9,000) ........................ $2,120 Tax on averagable In­ come (5 X $1,080)'. 8,400 tions,' credits for dependents and personal exemption* have been claimed. Tha importance of having available your taxahle income figures for the four previous year* la readily apparent. If you do not have copies of the returns for those year* you may obtain photostatic copies from th* revenue director In the district in which you filed. He will charge you 60 cents for each png* copied. Because the taxable inrome figure changed from Page 1 to Page 2 of the return* dur­ ing aome of those years, to 1« on the safe side order ropies of both pnges for each of the four year*. Should you- need those copies, don't wait until the isst moment. Your revenue director and his staff will he busy at that time handling the rush of newly filed re­ turns. Total t a x ...................... $7,820 A year ago with higher tax rates and no Income averaging procedure the sum* taxpayer would have paid $10,400 on his $32,000 taxable income. Note that reference has been made throughout this discussion to taxable Income end not to gr«»a income for the year. Taxahle inrome is or m.ooo. that amount remaining from (NEXT: Th# ehanget on child As we go through his In­ total income after nil deduc­ care.) come averaging procedure you will see how thl* one rule change haa saved him $2,5H(). Here Is how he determined his tax under the new formula: apply. • You ar* now permitted to Taxable ineom* for tBni ......................... *32,000 average all types of ineom* except capital gains, gambling 4/8 Base Period Income ($0,000) ................. « 12,000 profits. Income from gifts and bequests and prsmature dis­ tribution received by owner- Averagable income . . $20,000 employers under a pension The tax on 1/5 of the Do you ■ •►m'j want a fresher, better milk? THINK GOODNESS! . - , . . It's T . G. LEE ! *• •’ * 0 There'# no mistaking tha extra quality of T. G. Lee milk. It's evident In the richer, fresher flavor. Look for the T . 41. Lee trademark when you want the beet, QualifyhWTSgjUp Products PHONE 322-fifi(I1 FOR HOME DELIVERY Boating Editor Will Address Jaycee Meeting Jitn Jrannell, boating editor o f the Ft. Lauderdale News, Will he tha speaker nt the Jnyi-i’ra unriual DSA banquet Saturday, President Clyde Long nntiounred t<»lay. *1he speaker, who is B Jnyree, Is scluduled to talk about tha effort of the mn* rums and the boating indus­ try on the Ft. Lauderdale ci-iiriiiniy. The banquet Is open to the public tint those who would wish to airivt- in time to hear the apcitker are advised to come about H .10 p. m. The banquet lo gins at 7 30 p m. at the Police Benevolent iliiibhng on Kcinlnole Ih.uletnal mid reservations may be made by ratling tin Jnyree of fire. Maui activity of the ban­ quet will be the presentation •it this year's Distinguished Service Award, which is kept secret until the time of the rere ninny. other singular awards will include lbs (loud Cuyernment Awuid. the young Sailor of the Year, the Young Farmer of the Y’ enr and the Young Teacher of the Year. Fire Auxiliary Plans Projecls By 31rs. J)>hn I .rone A bakrlees bake sale for this month and a dessert card party fur February were plantied as fund raising projects hy the Auxiliary to the Dr. Bury Volunteer Firemen'* A* Miriatinn at the regular meet­ ing of the group last week. Two new members werr presented snd program for Ute year was outlined at the meeting conducted by Mrs Thomas Howard and opdnfd with invocation by Mrs. Eu gens B. Beincrt. A thank you tetter for a $22.33 donation sent tu veter­ ans at Christmas wss read from W. A. Baldwin, adminis­ trator of the Lake City Hos­ pital. It was announced that re hearssls for the annual var­ iety show scheduled for April will begin J*n. 23, i p m., at the Fire Hall. Mrs. Ivan Walker was na­ med his tori in lor the auxili ■ry. Refreshments were served during the aoclal and game period following the meeting. W elsh Justice c A n o i e r , w .i .» t u r n — Thomas John of Newport, Wales, 31, a truck driver, waa at-nicnced lo jail for four years and hia driving license was suspended for 60 years after he pleaded guilty to charges of drunk and dangerous driv­ ing. 1 HILL ROGERS JR., of Runlnnd Estate*, alamls in cockpit of Ills ‘’uirplftnc" play house, a giH from his parents on hia eighth birthday. Deaigned from a World War 11 training piano by his father (right) all controls were left in and it was outfitted with shelf bed and an assort­ ment of piny wenponn. Airplane Play House Pride Of Youngster By Donna Rate* glut training during World Many youngsters hive play War II. was acquired from houses but few children can Boh la-i-'a aiipnrl In In 1.unit by ) tiling Bill's parent*, Mr boast that they have their and Mrs William II lingers, own "airplane" play house a* arid placed in Itirlr backyard can Muster Bid Unger* Jr. of nt Walts Drive. Hunlund Kstutcs since his Tlie fuselage, weighing np eighth birthday last kriday. printinuitely Him pounds, has all the controls still In It and The fuselage of th* AT-in is outfitted with a shelf bed twin engine Ilrechcraft, which and assorted play weapons had been used fur multl-en- and toys. The only problem develop­ ing over th# new Equipment, other than an excess of play­ mates. is tit* desire of young Bill to paint,:t silver and that of his father to paint it red, both of which Ii h v i - been The Glnderville Volunteer given tha-veto by his mother. Fire Department alectsd offlAt any rale, regardless of cere at the Drat meeting of color, the ttogrrs backyard is llMib and Thumas Waiaa waa sure to bo the renter of attraction for neighborhood chil­ named president. dren for many month* to Other officers chosen In­ come. clude W .' A. .Smnroskl, vie* president; L. V. Black, aerrrtary, and 1^-on Steinmeyer, O V E R 3.1 Y E A R S treasurer. At First A I’almrtto Directors Include R*x A. (Alongside old poet office) Byrd, Robsit U Bradbury, Bonner L* Carter and R. D. 1'rieat. Men In th* Runiend or South Sanford arras interested In helping to strengthen th* departmant ar* invited to • Carpetn • Furniture attend th* meeting Thursday • T ile ' • P ianos at 7:30 p. m. at Ehanatar * R ental Ilrda Chapel. DEEP CUT SPECIALS GOOD JAHUARY 21st THROUGH THE WEEKEND. HOTE...CERTAIN ITEM SUBJECT TO 10*. FEDERAL EXCISE TAX. r l£ E B D EEP-CU T S P E C IA L ! HAIR CREAM • SAVE 41$ OH ELSEWHERE........ OUR REG. PRICE SAVE 25% ...40% & MORE ON ALL OF YOUR HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDSI OVER 700 DRASTICALLY CUT PRICES. CHECK YOUR SAVINGS ON THIS PARTIAL LISTING. Thomas Weiss Heads Firemen Sanford Furniture Co. D EEP-CUT S P E C IA L ! PAIN RELIEVER a SAVE 44< ANACIN ELSEWHERE. ...............1.25 OUR REG. PRICE__________ 99? NOW! toers ftE B D E E P -C U T O XD S P E C IA L ! GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL BLADES ELSEWHERE------------- 89? OUR REG. PRICE________ 78? Sugar s u p p lie s COLGATE Tooth Paste family FASTEETH l *r« LISTERINE Antiseptic HALO Shampoo«« or dry RINSE-AWAY CLAIROL Hair Spray FRESH Deodorant POND’S Talcum Q-TIPS OLD SPICE Shave Bomb NOW! D E E P -C U T (Z ID S P E C I A L ! SKIN CREAM • SAVE I l f OH N0XZEMA ELSEWHERE_____ OUR REG. PRICE. NOW! PKC OF 4 a SAVE 42$ ■nsf WHIRt FOOD FAIR 89* 66* 91* 61' 87 88* 1 .1 7 57 73 48* 87' 1 .2 3 69* 1.00 1.00 1.50 69* 79* 59* 1.00 USE WHIRE fooo fAtR J&J First Aid Cream LYSOL WILKINSON Blades S s VASELINE HairTonic ONE-A-DAY Vitamins w s TINTEX BUFFERIN Tablets EPSON SALTS 5 lbs 59* 59* 79* 1.09 2.94 35* 89* 49* 48 53 68 97 2 .2 4 28' 77 37 YO UR TOTAL S A V IN G S $ 3 ° -4 ^ . �BfT?r BnttTnrfc Wed. Ja n . 20. T»5 Sanford Chapter 14B4, Worn* cn of the Moo»c, conducted enrollment for four new m*mbera at the January Chapter Night Program Meeting held at the Mooae Home. Iteceiird In the chapter were Eliia Cherington and Mary L. Iteaur and in Chapter O were Grace Keck and Hel­ en Mcrrit. The program waa in charge of Shirley Waihburn who prerented a faahlon rhow of chil­ dren's ipring outfits for E n t ­ er. She waa aaaiitcd by com ­ mittee member U llir Spain and Carol King waa (he nar­ rator. Model* were Joyce Waahbum, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Stan Waihburn and Linda and George Illatl, children of Mr. and Mra. Chuck Potcat. I’ lam for upcoming event* were dl*cu»»cd by Senior Ur­ gent Kloiir Small who outlln eil. In particular, drtaila of the Midwinter Conference to he held at the*Mo*«e Home,,Sun­ day, Dee .11, beginning at 1:30 p m At this time the Sanford chapter will be ho*i e -j to four WOM chapter* of the area. , The group'* monthly bin in e*i meeting will be held at the Home neat Monday at a p in. All co worker* are urged to attend In order to aialtt in final planning for the confer­ ence Merchants G REEN STAM PS STORE! FLA . OR GA. GRADE 'A’ FRESH LEG OR BREAST QUANTITY RIGHTS DIXIE CRYSTALS OR HERSHEYS- RESERVED LIM IT. 1 SUGAR WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER Merchant* MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH Dili COUPON AND FUlCHASt OF PICK O ' THE C H IC K . • Biiatt* t»t*h flVa • Thighs • Drw^afu ka tfi ADOJJJONTO IMl STAMPS YOU piCIIVI WITH YO0t PtJ»rma*f N ATURALLY AG ED ...; N ATURALLY TENDFR 100 F R E E STAMPS WITH CO UPON j FARMER GRAY BRAND ptCK O' THE CHICK e Thigh* • Drumtlickt • Bread* with rib PRICES E F F E C T IV E JANUARY 21 *t THRU TH E WEEKEND COOK-QUIK BRAND 3oi BEEP CUBE STEAKS QUALITY C H O P P E D • FORMID • FR OZ EN B A r BLU E RIBBON QUALITY Hr j j m j Sj PILLSBURY ^ PLAIN OR SELF.RISIN G MORTON FROZEN FAMILY SIZE Apple • Peach e Cherry e Coconut CwatarJ . J J l r 1 j i i . F armer CRAY ALL MEAT FRANKS L IM IT . 1 WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER OYSTERS f ASSORTED FLAVORS ■ LADY FAIR LIMIT - 4 WITH FOOD ORDER BRAVO FR07TN SLICFD • REG 7 5 ( EACH ICED BIG SQUARE LEAN SOUTH AMERICAN LAYER C A K E c 5 i‘ LADY FAIR SANDWICH WHEAT OR DELICATESSEN TYPE SLICED YOUR CHOICE RYE BREAD ,..19* LIMIT-1 WITH JJ 00 OR MORI ORDI M HELLMANN'S ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS rR iP » * • « •K||NHAMHi a | I K IN A - | • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS I | » Int«| (ivKei IWt M<»4t4 04 , } - I LB CUPS MAYFAIR ! C 2 X D COTTAGE CHEESE JACK-O-LANTERN I L IM IT . 3 WITH FOOD ORDER J £ M ..-«•-*. 10 V.oFf •• -••-.*•••-#» JO* ------ I-J7-M \V\SIIINGTO\’ (11*11 — President Jolinson'* inaugura­ tion today u eapecled to co«t fltxiul J.’ t million, almost $sno,. i«« i more Ilian the t'.)6l installa­ tion of (lit late John K Kennedv. 'this is a in pm rent increase in the roit id Installing a president in the four \earv from the New Frontier to tho Great .Society Inaugural chairman Dale Miller attlihuted the tncrea-ii to the higher cost of parade reviewing ttand* and " many other thin;:* Ml eve* (it lino OiiO of live in­ augural Cults ui'ii’ to !>e paid out of p ru n e fund* I'ongrest authoMird ttua sum to build (lie 'emporary siand* on tho I apilnl steps for llie artual swearing in erremonu-a The irmammg SI fi mtlllMn has been underwritten by l<v i ai hiisines* firms and large national eor|M>ratlon* which aie permitted t»v law to make maugiiial i oiilritiutl'ms. although fnrmdden to donate "political" gift* Tlie piivati- c-intrihulor* will tie repaid out of the inaugural eiininnltee'r rv m p li from pa r»de and baft ticket*, louvenir* and other fee* BLUE RIBBON QUALITY LEAN MEATY BONELESS ROLLED PORK ROAST OR H i PORK STEAK 4 i rnea r x t n a MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J LB PIUMROSE CANNED HAM SLICED PICKLED BEETS MONOGRAM LONG CRAIN F YNE-TAS I E HALVES OR SLICES CLING PEACHES 3 Maa CANS CHICKEN. CHICKEN LIVER, CHICKEN KIDNEY KITTY BURGERcA.,00. I SYRUP 5 PHEE E X T R A • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 34.1 CAN JOHNSON’ S KLEAR FLOOR WAX / KUKE — 1 Large bottle 7-UP when you buy a 6-pak of 10 o l . 7-UP. APPLES DEODORANT FRII aXTR* -- nf»IMO LADY FAIR (FKCI) n m aw am>e w« 1 w«i •• f CRISP CELLO WRAPPED I MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS | m Legal Notice FANCY RED L o o k W k a t ^7$ BAN CPEAM LB C ELLO The Lake Munrue Elemen­ tary I'TO will meet at T in p in neat Turaday tn the mfiool audilnrimn to hear a program on Juvenile detln ipirnrv with (*, \eriiim Mire a* gueat speaker lii frevhniriit* will Ik- aer *ed In the cafeteria liihiwlng tlie projwam and meeting, Mrs. Wllhur I’ent. publicity chairman, tald today. a ESCAR0 LE E N D IVE ,, GREEN LEAPT ICED NUT BUNS l» 1 ^ 1 (IN M U S A B L C ALUH. PAM)} I 4. JAP A N E SE PERSIM M ON TREES FOR S A L E ! Grapevllle Nursery t ill Crapavllla A n . IIS 08S* la w n Spraying �\ 91)* •m tfnri Tage R^-Wed. JatT 20, ‘35 VrraU Lady Bird Is *. By Helen Thoms* WASHINGTON (UPI) — For Lady Bird Johnson the In­ auguration of her hutband to­ day la the triumphant culmina­ tion of a dream they have shar­ ed for 30 years. The First Lady, whose un­ flagging confidence and belief in him have sustained her hus­ band through victory and de­ feat, appears to her friends to be walking on air these days. They say she has never ap­ peared more radiant than she baa during the past few daysof inaugural festivities. But through it all she has never held htraelf aloof from those who helped fashion her husband’* Nov. 3 history. Mrs. Johnson feels the Pres­ ident's commitment to the "Great Society" also involves her. She hopes to work on Johnson mementoes for his boyhood home and library. She has berome more fash­ ion conscious In the past few months. Her clothes have a special flare ami her new “ ro­ mantic" hairdo*, done by styllat Jean Louis, give her a re­ gal look. THE.CAMERA cAught Vice President Hum­ She drew admiring smiles phrey and President Johnson In an informal from the crowds Tuesday Hhot at the LHJ Ranch when they undoubtedly night when shi swept into Con­ discussed plans for today's inauguration at stitutional Hall for the InaugurWashington. * (NEA Telephoto) , si concert clad in a red gown with a alight train. She also attended aupper dance given by Mr*. Albert Lasker, widow of the New York philanthropist, ami Wash­ ington attorney Abe Portal. The Inauguration—the big and Claire Bloom In Dostoy­ Mrs. Jonnson kept smllng throughout the concert. Part ahow of the day and night ia evsky's novel on the effect of .the reason seemed to be leleviaion's saturation cover­ a father's greed and sens­ (hat the President was having age" of the inauguration of uality has on his three sons. President Johnson which will The emotional conflict* of the « wonderful time, too. They heard pianist Van Cll- Include the events end color father's (Lee J. Cobb) offburn, violinist Isaac Stern, preceding, during and immed­ spring lead to murder. The and excerpts from ‘ T orgy and iately following the ectuul sons are played by Hrynncr, Bess" sung by Therese Cole­ ceremony which Is scheduled Kirhnrd Hasehart "and Wil­ for noon. Coverage of the liam Shatner. Mis* Schell man and Todd Duncan. Mrs. Johnson said she "loved Inauguration panicle will fob plays tho voluptuous Crushlow. CHS and NHC lire sched­ enku and Miss Bloom is the the entire evening " She beamed happiness at the uled to begin their official aristocratic Kalya. 8:30-0:30 p. in. (ABC). supper dance when she was coverage at 10:6(1 a. m„ EST, greeted with a hug and kiss by AHC nl 1(1:30, though all Shindig. No Boris, tgin and old friends like Ambassador may start earlier. NBC* To­ Vincent, this isn't TV's cham­ day Show will provide pre­ ber o f horrors, it's the ex­ Adlal K. Stevenson. liminary coverage beginning panded version o f wlist used to be a half-hour show. It’s at 7 a. rn. Evening coverage. In addi­ no different, It's Just twice tion to news broach lists, will ns lung anil feds Intermin­ include CHS and NHC pick­ able. The stars, calculated to ups from the four inaugural send ecstatic shudders up balls from 11:16 p. m.-mid­ and down the collective hacks MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -T h e night, NIK,"a "Inauguration of teenage America, Include federal government has an '(Ifi” with Frank McGee (7:311- the Dave Clark Five. Gerry obligation to support improve­ 8 on ji. m,, EST), AIIU Scope's and the Pacemakers, the Bolt­ ments In school systems he "Hail To The Chief" with ing Stones, Bohliy Sherman, cause "the entire nation suf­ Hon Uorhian (1U.30-11:00 |Donna Loren, The Kinks, The 1Blossoms, The Willingtons fers when any of our citlrens p. m , EST). are denied the lies! possible H it p lo (NHC). Wednes­ and a couple of others who education," according to Sen day Night At the Movies. should have known better. J. William Fuibright. "The Brothers Karamazov." Say one tiling for Ibis show. Fu Ibright, chairman id the (Color |. Long pic tures serin Unlike Its NHC competition, Senate foreign relations com to In- III TV style (tits season. it doesn't pretend tn be somernlttcc, spoko before the mi This three-hour film stats thing It Isn’t. And "ynkrty tlonal convention of secondary Yul Hiyiilicr, Maria Schell yak" to you too. school principals "Education is a national problem which requires ns initial solutions," he said "I can think of no area of public greater returns for uur mon16:10 it*! .M|t»n#y Hurka W E D WEDNESDAY I*. M. ( « i I U v t l.u e y •ey ." IS) W tiiV # T h is S u n * 6 GO H i Nil: Hi'.. \\ flltlicr 10 I S ( 1 ) M I L ’ N a w s H#pa>r| ( 2 ) N•w• 11:00 « * i N in l y o f M a y h a r r y NVw», H }>m 14, Wot(4) <3 1 «' u n c a n t r * l lun Quads Horn Ih**i 1 1 so (si Jmipardy 4.99 ( 2 ) lluntlny *Hr Ink tty VANNES, France (UIM) ( V l F f la# U l l l r l i l >t*iu»rt . i Th# Hr * | McCoys The 37-year-old wile of iiffire 14) i'MS New* —\\'4il#r fruiiklt* worker George* Ormo gave (V) IIhv* Hun \Vill-Travel TIIUItSDA Y P. M. birth to quadruplets here to­ 7.00 ( 4 ) Lucy hh»w I ! 00 ( I ) ymy W h a n ( 9 ) Cuty*nit« day. A hospital spokesman ( I ) laOVS Of L i f t ( 2 ) Hi* lif'imty •aid Mrs. Thrrcso Onno's four T JO c i i Iftnull uMl Him . m M u n n * ll * , #d| I 3 : i I « i M Itill* y Nrww ( « » Mr I.<1 boy* were all "apparently tn 12 10 ( t l T r u t h or Conasl o t ( 9 ) 1It* Fatty tlukt good health." <m#nr*i ‘ Show * I f ) F a l l i t i K m m a |l#at ( « ) My Llvhta I‘•'U <*» N a a r r h f o r T o m r r r o a C l Tht IOk Mm* tl f C f In id In | Lis hi 1 :»0 I » ) hit llid lIf i : i l « 2 1 M I* * N f w a l U p o r l i^ o v iv fa n ( 4 ) |lr v*r ly HUlMlll.# 1 -00 ( 1 ) N a w i E d ito ria l, i ( ) Mick V»n My!*# R ID E -IN T H E A T R VV> aih*r f (9* Mlck*y (Cl M il l T * l k 9 10 ( 4 ) Tin i‘tar* Williams 1 uullr (lalf t i l I l f 11 if I V * F l c k srs till IIw 1 11 ( | l F o c u s C AM 1 * 0 4 II 4 111: ( 9 ) llur hr * L\w 1 30 iZ, H c l f i i r * 10 00 ( 4 ) Tits It*tiny Kay* T i t o A 11 tOO ( V ) N s w # U na I"how " M i M U A V i s m ;\ v <C) AS T h a W o r n T s r s a 10.10 ( 9 ) A HO B cn p t 1 OHKI 00 ( I ! M - ' m i n l o f F C C f 11:0o ( 1 ) N» wacopa •Aittf F o n d a — ft<>4 T n f l c i r t i j |'» » »w o rd (9 ) Ns wall ns l i 1'ukfT On A i ' * Washington Scene Texas-On-Potomac WASHINGTON (UPI) Thousands of visitors crowded the nation's capital today for the inauguration, giving the d ly the aspect of a aomcwhal confuted Texas • on • the • Po­ tomac. . Tn the lobbies and corridors of the city's hotels — andt in­ deed, In the hotels of Balti­ more 40 miles away. — 10-gal­ lon hat* and hlgh-b?eled boots predominated. tn fact, it was reported, someone "important" on the inaugural committee had de­ cided there was too much Texas in evidence ami asked tire [.one Star State’* delega­ tion to leave their boot* and Stetaoni at heme. The memor­ andum was largely Ignored. The inauguration hoop-la, Washington's quadrennial an­ swer to New Orlesns' Mardi Gras, was io^full swing. Every event was* crowded to overflowing, no major street was free of monster traffic Jams, and parking tickets were diiqhtiqhiA 0 0:3(1 p. m. (CBS), Dick Van Ilyke. "StBcey Petrie” (Part I). It’s ne|M)lisrn time as Dirk's brother Jerry re­ turns as Bolt's b r o t h e r Stacey, Stacey is s shy type who’s been corresponding with a girl he intends mar­ rying, if he ever gets around to meeting her. But, since tie'll have tn work up to this step gradually, he wants to start out slowly by trying a date with Snlly. But, Sally ha* a friend of her own who doesn’t go for this iiira at all. iAlrly entertaining, hut not one of Die series' bent. 0:30-1(1:30 p. m. Burke's Law, "Who U. S. Problem Electricians Top Pinecresl 141 t 'h t f i r i * ! Hit N i w Npur la, W a a l h t r 11:24 ( 4 ) M o v l a Hovt# no 11:10 (•> Movla 11:10 ( 2 ) In*uKur*l lull FU* At »i*> <>»|f "IICIMJKAATB a** Frank k la atri — ( » l « r i trie 100 LAST I)AY V n otsn r a ..-a . 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Particularly since luscious Abbe Lane is a major suspect and Martha Ifyer is another, proudly dis­ playing hrr new. sexy image. Other suspects include Chill Wills as the toycoon's mili­ tary adviser, Louis Nye ns a toy spy. and Joan Caulfield aa a toy psychologist. Alt (list's missing is for the mur­ derer to tie a toy poodle. 10-11 p m. (CBS). The Dnn ny Kay Show. Itungene Coca and Danny get together again tonight and there is no end to thp comedy routines these two can pull off. Either as a husband and wife team or in doing a parody on love scenes from the movies they go gteal. Singer Nancy Wil son guests with “ The Best Is Yet To Come" and "Love Has Many Fm ea." Stu- also joins Danny in "Simple Melody." J a n u a r y 21# 2 2 Regular *1.49 V alu e SET OF 2 CANNON Sniffer Shatters Face Of ('lock LONDON (UPI) — Singer Harry Secorntw- offered to re­ place i cluck whoit- glass face ws* shattered the mom ent he hit a high note while singing "If 1 Ruled The World" on a television show from tho Paladlum. The clock lace shattered tn Barnstaple, Devon, 200 miles away. STOREWIDIO CLEARANCE SALE! l im it o n e p l e a s e , BARGAINS G A LO R E! WITH YOUR PURCHASES MANUEL JACOBSON’S IJEPT. STORE OF $ 10 .0 0 OR MORE! Dining Out? P U B L IX . . . W H E R E S H O P P IN G IS A P L E A S U R E ! iT l You'll enjuy ths aurprlaing variety of dtlicioua foods and th* fast, ccurtsoua service at tha Trada Windi Cafeteria Wealed next to the theatre in th* Seminol* Plaza Shopping Center on U.S. 17-82 be­ tween Sanford and Orlaqdc. Tender, printa meet*, garden-fresh vegeta­ bles, appetizing salads and your fa ­ vorite pi* or cake. On Tuesday evening*, we offer a 10ox. New York Sirloin Strip cooked to your order for only 78c. Thursday night is Family Night with free desasrts for all. Saturday night ia Stesk Night — a W . V U C T -B cn * »t»«k cooked to your order fbr only * 1.00. OKI ANDO — 2 i’jikauud Plat,i Seminole Plata P B i m x Jl t l l l f l b r ' f y wooes awene* M A E K ir ? AJ a e s u c e a s COCOA 109 Maryland lUSBURG 900 N Bled • SA N FO R D SANFORD SHOPPING CENTER 1080 W#«t Sfata Sf. Luncheon: 11 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. Dinner: 4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. aa tha TV RENTAL • Balt* Killed 111 the first game of the. Junior Boys League, Sanford Electric tripped Plnerrest Hex all, 31-2(1. Strickland Morri­ son >Mti over WTHB in tile sec­ ond contest, f>3-37. In a hard fought game Simulant (hi came out on top of Day A Night Grill, 43-33. In the final game, First Fed­ eral coasted to an easy victory over Atlantic Bank, &H-3H. A I Grooms and Kicky Smith combined for 3t points and Mike Kichards hit for 11 for the losers and the Electricians shocked the llcxall men. Bill Schmidt scored 211 points umi took all scoring honors while Bandy Ivey and Ibrng Malgowski combined for 27 markers for WTKH. Randy Brown’s 311, points was top for First Frdrral who heat Atlantic Bank, - hh 3H. Harley Sykra led the losera with 16 and Calvin Griffin hit for 12. Standard Oil was led by Billy Hope with 24 and Jim­ my Dutliam had 13 In the vic­ tory over Day A Night Grill. Tommy Gracey scored 21 for the Griliers. r I n t!i# W i n d I >o c l nr a In C o urt L ln k ls lts r : s« tn n *w*— THURSDAY A. M. 1.00 f :1> a no an (i) KU m (1) T h * ( 9 ) M ay <C) A r t almost as numerous as the "souvenir" invitations to the inaugural. Flags and bunting festooned buildings along the parade route. Carpenters were still working on the spectator bleacher* and the White House reviewing stand into the early hours of the morning. Tclevialon director* and their crews were making last-min­ ute preparations almost up to the time of the parade. The harried ataff members of the Inaugural Ball Ticket Committee acted as go-be­ tweens in a lively swapping operation as ball-goers at­ tempted to link up with friends or Just to get somewhere else then where they were schedul­ ed to go. Blase Washingtonians, accus­ tomed to the yearly summer onslaught of tourists, took most of the Inaugural festivties in their atrlde and Joined in the fun. • TV Time Previews Education Held Television Tonight M . *. ■0’ • . • tier vie* DISORDERLY ORDERLY Seminole T V 311-4110 Zenith Color TV Bales 2600 Btnford A t * . U iflm u q iiW R A « TILL i .«0 EfYc W MON. . P R I .W EXCEPT HOLIDAY ■- f* ■•■y *. " *■• w fitw - - w Je C Jf'ftJs FORI PKRCC Searvluan C A F E T E R I A S A US 1 South We Piovide the lintsl Caleiinp Service in Central Florida U* Us Ua Ua UaUa UnjAl^CKU^UA-UAUA Ua Ua LUUa U. • D ELA N D Colftg# Plain Shopping Canttr 911 North Boultvgrd A \ \ K T * �fh VnftrV ImB Wed. Jan. 20. *65— P a*e 9 Financial Gossip . Stock Market Averages Hit Record Level SW IFTS PREMIUM PROTIN GOVTINSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEP tfe BEEF to t NEEDS COOKING TIME! • d a ir y sp ecia ls • Fa m e ** L m k f WMj S irlo in S t e a k s ■ > >9 9 T-Bone S t e a k s »>•9 9 C S te a k s |b. 9 9 Dessert Topping . \ ';r 49c ■re e k tte n *’* A m w 1(< F U i m i Tasty Yogurt . . . . g» ® PI#fretful Colored Mer§art«# Swift's All sweet . W|*c#nilii Clttfia lar Chrdda' Top Round Longhorn Cheese Wit«e*iiin Chttii lor Tatty m Muenster Cheese ,w Kay • f r o z e n fo o d s • Sacramento Grade A fancy 'T o m ato Ju ice . • ice M ilk . . . . . . 5 £ .F ru it D rin k . . . . F& P P e a c h e s . . P e a r H a lv e s • • 3 'C a k e M ix es • • 3 ,rc. All Flavor*, Swift'* Now Round Pack Dale Pineapple-Grapefruit Yellow Cling Sliced or Halved Delicious F£rP Bartlett Pilllbury Altortcd 25* $1. 25* 25* $1. 89* fa .n i F in# 49c Hiuta Appl«, f# # c k w Chttry Truit P ie s ..........3 ” *£ $1, Moftan’ i Quick Froia# Coconut Cake "i"' 59c .. M*ft#«i'i Quick Fp#«#«i tk r„ Bread Dough . I t -,* !••»** ^ 49c Potatoes ........ ••• 39c ^ «)•*• la* Ck* * ,* 4 w Leaf Spinach 5 . . $ Quick Pro i« « Flounder Fillet lin§l»t#il'i Quick (bone-ln) | b . Round lautklspid'l P##l«d Whol* 2 -It* cv C lu b S t e a k s • »>9 9 Chuck S t e a k s »>5 9 P o t R o a st 59 R o a s t . . . (bonala**) |b. 8 9 S h o rt R ib s • • •“>39' G ro u n d B e e f •«*•4 9 Sere La* Coffee Cake . . . (b o n d * * * ) q t-it. . r*t 59c I-I* rVr 99c f to ••n Breaded Oysters. Truagurt hi* Qu*(k Ftoie* 10- Breaded Shrimp . ;-.49c (White, Yellow, Chocolate, Lemon, Double-Dutch & Swiit Chocolate* ALL GRINDS MOUNTAIN GROWN X f ' Tie# N#w lafhfotm Tu*u« DflUiaui M#c*ronl ft €b##*« Lady Scott v r 29 * Kraft Dinners 2 39 X X h l « H • Old \ ' iiMiii m**t X Tomato Sauce m wiih uMitiHimwiiH runcH«^r<,nr f . ooriMMont H unt'* X * * f f e u R C H A *tto r*su o o N m u rl ROAST 3 J ,M ( 1-4 S Alhrihtl #•** PRICES EFFECTIVE THORS., FRI„ SAT., JAN. Hu m '* F U . * . ( « i 0 Tomato P a ste . .. 2 t 1a-*s ItN Hunt* SelM-Fetfc T o m a to e s ................ 21, 22, 21, 1965 Kunf’i ItvIitR-ityl* 3 l'l T o m a to e s ............. H unt'* Z « if I (erf # ill# I Tomato Catsup . . . Niblets Corn 6 #301 . 2 An. Red Brand Standard C«nn<d •Tomatoes............. 2 F*p»l*» IriHraitd StrU Carnation M ilk.... 3 ^103 coni 25' #103 can* 25* □ G rap efru it.......... toll con* 39' □ A p p le s ^^ Tandar Yatlow Florida ! 2-oa. Sliced Bologna. . . . . . . . . . . . *53 39' 10 39* □ L? ................................................... 39 ' □ 59* »or Roll Sausage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 59' Braunschweiger. . . . . . . . . . . E 39' Copetond's Smoked Stick Style delicious Seafood Treat □ Swordfish Steak Ik. 69' North Catalina lo c r ^ - io o □ Y a m s ................................ v 10' 1 0 0 n ‘« C r o o n S la m p o M* il l tguM* SWIFT PRIMIUM JUM* SIX* SLICID C0CD CUTS tea's*"#, ear ■r.».M"-aasrt 3 6-oi. pkgs. 87c 0 0 C ro o n S ta m p s S •40 ftil *•» * m*4 R SMtftm #1* _ o « s*» Jftl C ro o n S ta m p s S SI* w M » 4 r««**s« afl ' ------- yg WHITMAN'S ASSORT!0 CHOCOLAY* COVIMD CANOIIS 3 pkgi. 67c ia«. as. IMSI JuOIMH'IMMMMIuUUIIOOOOr a •>* Ail M e * ssf eadiasa *4 DU. WMT Oil PIPSODIHT TOOTH IRUSH i U«#ir«# L*L Jr*. 21 INII UOUItS: MON.. T fE b M FI». HAT.: 8:10-7:0* TUUK8-, Fill., 8:3* . * 00 O reon Sta m p s' 5) 6-o*. B ill $1 plui tax S a n fo rd P in za H w y. 17-92 and O n o ra U r., S a n fo rd onraiiifin NOXZIMA COMFLIXIOH LOTION ' Seminole Plaza, Casselberry adult ilia 69c t s o i r v s Sal-, Jan ooowtiiiuwMimiv -r. *. 49' rornew'a Famous Whole Hog □ Sweet C o r n ..............10 Zesta Saltines...........31' #■ □ Fraih Florida Whita-Meat Ifrhtmcnn a Tally Fr*iN ^ «» K> 29* Beef L iv e r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . farnove'a Fresh Testy Rad York or Taity Cortland 49' Oreo Cremes ........... heads Sliced Bacon.......... ---- Ik# 49' Armour’* Star Skinned, Davainad and Sliced □ L e t tu c e . . . 2 NnhiMn’i Favorlt* Cm Ui jS D CRISP WESTERN ICEBERG coni Bran* Cut Green Beans Roth’s Black Hawk o d o w n produce la n e • Giant Tanrfif !» • » » G olfs* R*k*rt'l l i f - R 10-w 1». I***l OQOQOQOOOUUOOOQOOO mvisitm W6V5.T.V M , O re o n S ta m p *<S4 m ! » ) ■ *>4 rwtAa** *A SWIFT MIMIUM IRIAKFAST LINK 1AU1A0I 2-8-ob. »kga. 78* t*»»-c** X#« J##. n m «) Jfti C ro o n S ta m p s SWIFT FRIMIUM IRAUNSCHWIIGIR OR SANDWICH SFRIAD COOK-QUICK CURIO OR FIFFIR STIAKS at* An fti,~ mj i I 00000000 00 op oop.oo o| HOURS: g e t , MON. • BAT. O W 'V n T / W l JfU O re e n S ta m p * •*, 8-ei. pkg. 39c !#■••«’«• S*( IX IMS) oooooooooopptiooooo ■IS 4 i* ****** m i a e d iu . a* 20-**. pkg. 89* B I Jyi Orson Stamps a t * At* w e m i U . *h m i WMoMooMomo V. O * Consolidation Period Looms 79< r3 9 e H U N T'S TO M A TO -R A M A -5 9 * j X RINSO BLUE Foiihfom Grape Jelly ii33* !•» FOLGER'S > COFFEE s w if t * p r im iu m PROTIN GOV T INSPICTID HIAVV WISTIRN STANDING R ttR U H II VOUR WNIIK1 By Jrtw Kama (. I T I Flnanrtil Editor NEW YORK tUPlt — Tha popular average* widely used to indicate tha level of Uia stock market hiva broken., through to record level* *tnca J«n. 1. Hoth the Dow-Jone* average of 30 irvlunrlal (trick* and the Standard t Poor’* Index ot 300 itocka moved into hint* ground early Ihii week, a* many analyit* had forecast that the) might. Soma feel that the Dow average certain­ ly will ‘ break” the POO leveL Some bankeri, member* of tlie traditionally con»erv*ti* a portion ul the financial com. in unity, believe It will venture higher in tin.' first half of IS­ OS. ‘. • Other* are looking for It to lie In a lower rauge by mid­ year. ltd a wide variance of opmion w it disclosed in *uney taken by ilaukt-r'a MooUily, a national hanking magiitne, among 81 banker* m major money centers. They were asked far their opinion on .development* in various phase* of tha business world. . r .» .‘ ~ A* (or the stock market, tha megsilne reported, "the bulla and the hears are alwut even­ ly split." (exhibiting customary canlion In fields not strictly tiieir own, 24 of the linker* did not -make a apecific forecast on the average*. ,\t one extreme, two of lliote replying estimated the Dow - June, average, which stood at H74 13 at tile clear n( 11*14. would be in the 710 79* area by midyear. At Iho other, 22 banker* be­ lieved It would be In the *00W.'iO raiiKe hv that lime KIgbteen estimated that it would be moving In ■ *llgiitly lower range than at pre*ent, around the 8ik> 849 area, and 1!) chose tlie 8.V) Ww range Ttie t».inkers replying to the pull, went along with th. be­ lief of other* in the fitiuncial world that consumer lending would Increase. However, the migatlne rais lioni-d. this did not mean that outstanding loan total* would ri.e greatly heeauae the re[laymen!* of Installment lonn* have been going lip steadily also. HUMAN’S FAMOUS ORAH6I •AND WIIHIRS ^ l,-lb : |»k^. 59*^ Watt Street Chatter NfcW YORK (U PI) - Edwaul A Vintr A t o Inc. says * trni|>urary dwluia ur a per­ iod of consolidation may ap­ pear at this point. The firm say* a conttnuatlo* of the present show of ttren*111 will lead to an overliought poiitton Jum at Hie (Niint when resistance to any further rise will be encountered. Hache A Co *sy* It k<ok* fur fin tiier upward progress in the week* ahead but would ' buy only thute Issues which ' are attractively priced re la. 'liv e to Ui* overall market. Hie InternaTlunil MatilUcAl Uuresu say* that altliougti Hie market will reach new high* In the popular average* it will become more irnattlva lu uulalde di’velotimenta. State Revenues Up 14 Per Cent TALLAHASSEE lU H ) — Beverage Director Ken Mor­ ris sii id revenue from th* state's U irs uti sicuhulic Urveragrs and cigarettes took * •harp rise in December. Mtirrls said tbs total tax collection for the month amounted to f i t .8 million, a 14 per cent hike over the esme period during the previ­ ous year. • Cigarettes contributed |5J million to the total and the rest eras supplied by liquor, bees- and wine and miscellan­ eous sources. The octopus, s i viewed at Marinejsod of Florida, while mU* r*»*wbllng the se« rosJJs sod el*mi, i* oevertheleo* * of Ife* moiluik �I f ii VraftrV Pape 10 — Jan. 20, 1965 | m ll Bridal Coffee Fetes Miss Bradley Sanford Pilots Miss Announce Driver Safety A w ard s The Rlblieuc Court home of! Mrs. L. W. Bedenbaujh, an I Mrs. Don Bishop Jr. ind I Perkins, Miss Susan Perkins The Pilot Club of Sanford, ‘ Mrs. Martha Bishop Ashby aunt from Newberry, S. C., Mrs. Donald Jones assisted and Mias Donna Ashby aervInc. recently held the regu­ was the setting for a charm-1 pouring. |the hostesses with Miss Linda |ing as floating hostesses, lar monthly meeting In the Cau'-aa Room of the First Federal Savings and Loan building. Mrs. Stacey King, Libra­ rian of the Canford Public Library, will be initiated as the newest member of the club at the January 2f| meet­ ing. . The Safety Cmnroittee, under the chairmanship of Eloiae Cellini, announced that the xafe driver- awards for the month of November and December were presented to Ronnie Hall and Krn Hopkins respectively. ing bridal coffee last Satur­ day complimenting Miss Bar­ bara Bradley, bride ■ elect of Trank Bowden. Assisting her mother as co-hostess was Mrs. Alex McKibbin (Niki Ashby). Mri. W. A, Kratiert a n d Mrs. Roy lfo|Ier greeted the guests at the-door with the hostesses, the bride • elect, h e r mother, Mrs. Cordon Bradley, her grandmother, Mrs. J. F. Riser, and Mrs. L. E. Lerper, mother of her fiance, forming the receiving line, all wearing the lovely Camellia corsages which the hostesses presented them. The popular bride • elect, who received the guests in a melon wool skimmer, was pre­ sented a gift of silver from the gracious hostesses. The serving table, covered in white Imported cut work linen, was centered with two two branched silver candela­ bra containing pink cams’ lions, and Camellias and (all white tapers uniquely arrang­ ed to form a picturesque cen­ terpiece. Coffee was poureo from ei­ ther end of the table from an­ tique sliver service with Mrs. Leroy Soper, Mrs. Randall Chase, Miss Ethel Riser and NyleeneAlbers T o W e d ^ Sir. and Mra. C. W. Yar­ borough of Sanford, announce the engagement and approach­ ing marriage of their daugh­ ter, Mis* Nyleene Gayle Al­ bers, to Bill R. Newby, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Newby Idaho, of Coiffer d‘ Alene, , The oride-eelect was born in Reno, Nevada and attended Seminole County schools, hav­ ing graduated from Seminole High School with the class of 1963. In high school she was active with the Majorettes and Glee Club as a member of the Triple Trio. She is presently employed at the Sanford At­ lantic National Bank in the Installment Loan Department. Her fiance was horn in Susinville, Calif., and attended schools * In Coeur d' Alcnc, where he was graduated from high school in I960. The wedding will be solemn­ ized on March 6 at 8 p m. at tho First Methodist Church of Sanford. All friends of the couple are cordially invited to attend the wedding and re­ ception immediately following. T h is Frid ay Rjr Mr*. Frank Leone The DeBary Garden Club will meet on Friday, Febru­ ary 5* at 2 P'm* ** Ah* Com­ munity Center. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Charles Archer . of Tampa, who will show col­ ored slides of Flower Gardena In Europe. The Beautification Commit­ tee under Mrs. William Lakeman, chairman, will sponsor ♦ a Rainbow Tea, at the Center on Thursday, February 11. This will he a continuing pro­ ject to raise money for the De­ nary Garden Club's yearly proj'ects, A Tour to Busch Gardens In Tampa will be held on Thursday, February 18. Bus­ es will leave the DeBary Pla- . za at 8:15 a.m. returning late In the afternoon. Luncheon is available at the beautiful Bavnrsin Garden Restaurant and reservations are desired by Wednesday, February 10. Please contact Mrs. E. Shoptaiigh of Shell Rd. DeBary, chairman. The Piolls presented to the Seminole High School Driver Education Program a magne­ tic truff|c bo^rd and stand. A letter of appreciaticn for the gift from Mrs. Ken Campbell, driver education instructor, and Andrew J. Bracken^ prin­ cipal, was read to the mem­ bers. MISS NYLEENE GAYLE ALBERS The club, under Its Com­ munity Service Program, has adopted a mental patient at MISS BARBARA BRADLEY, seated left, bride elect o f Frank Bowden, the Sunland Training Center was recently honored with a bridal coffee at the Hibiscus Court home of In Gainesville. A letter of Mrs. Martha Bishop Ashby. Seated with- the honorce is her mother, Mrs. thanks wn» received from her Mr. Andre* came to Sanford Only two growers in the en-|ply with an urgent ^request t intgon, D. C. for Gypsophila. Gordon Bradley. Standing from the Idft arc Mrs. Ashby and her daugh­ for the watch the Pilots sent tire United Stales could com- from the White House in Wash- a perennial commonly known in 1952 for the sole purpose ter, Mrs. Alex McKibbin, co-hostesses, and Mrs. L. E. Keeper, mother for Christmas. as Baby's Breath, to be used of experimenting with Gypsop­ o f the futuret bridegroom. • *• Also a letter of appreciation in floral arrangements for the hila, with the results amazing­ wp» rend from the Adminisinaugural foitlVltks. . ly successful. t r a t r of Pierce Wood Me­ Arthur Andres, Celery Ave­ Last February lie was mar­ morial Hospital at Arcadia nue grower, air expressed 60 for the Christmas raids and bunches ot tlie scarce Baby's ried to a young German wo- ( monetary gifts each o f the Breath Monday to the Nation's mart, who came to this coun­ The Magnolia Circle of the I Smith. •T. J. Taylor, F. J Kllnons, G. II Sykes, E. D j cllle Abrams and a new m em -] c j u j , ,n,-mb<-rin ent. try on a visitor's visa and was capitol. Sanford Garden Club recently I flam s, It. W. Herron, P. L. Kirchhoff, Lucille Slone, Lu- her, Mrs. Mary Thompson. Mr 'Andres came to this 1in his employ as a housekeeper met In the Fellowship Hall of country In 1923 as a German for five years, Mrs. Andres Is (he Plnccrcst Baptist Church immigrant, having worked in a stunning charming brunette, for the January meeting, Pennsylvania coal mines until who shares her husband’s en­ Mr*. S. L. Wiggins, presi­ 1930. when h? was able to pur­ thusiasm as a grower. For dent, conducted the routine chase a greenhouse, which led years he nas enjoyed world business with various chairto his present status. Today he w ide travel during the summer ihrii giving reports followed ships three tons of Baby's month* and hi- bride is looking ( tiy a lengthy discussion of the Breath annually consigned to forward to the annual trip. March Flower Show, By Jane Casselberry Mr. Andres' biography is to houses throughout tlie Unit It was announced -that on Pamela Huggins, daughter id States to meet the demands lascinating A keen sense of February 23 a card parly of the daily all around use o. humor combined with intellect, of Mr and Mrs John Huggins sponsored by the Sanford Gar­ phi'osophy am. affable mangj the pcrenial. of 211 S mbry. ECassctberry. den Club will lie held at the Ba.iy s Breath is a delicate ners distinguished the Sanford celebrated her ltth birthday Woman's Club at her home followed by a plant, requiring a moderate grower a* a most delightful This was a s|H-cia| meeting climate. Mr Andres has a personality skating party at Skate-City. for the Magnolia Circle with The honorce and her guests cooling system devise.!, which tin- group observing the 201li Make candles by preparing enjoyed cakr, coke, candy and stores the plants during the anniversary. Special guests MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR ANDRES, Sanford snacks before adjourning to summer months after they arc a wick from heavy cotton c u d were charter members, Mrs. glow-era. air expressed Baby's Breutl^ to Wash­ dug up and during the cold, and rolling a sheet of tic.'*the skating rink lor an alterFrank Lteske, Mrs. A. C. Ly­ ington, I). for tin? Presidential Inauguration they are preserved with heat wax around it Give diftcnnt noon of fun ons and Mrs. II. C, Hcttcl at­ festivities. Mr. Andre* and one other grower His unique system makes the shapes and sizes by rolling Gurslt Included Mary Hoov­ tend Ing. were tlie only one* in thi* country with the plant available fnr year round lengthwise, crosswise or di­ er, Debbie t.ambln, Dcbhin Mrs llet/el brought a Mag­ agonally . prcciou.* plant available. j use. G o r d o n , Lorraine Huberge, nolia blossom to (lie ‘ first Debbie Skislak, B a r b a r a meeting 20 years ago, which Swearmgtrn, Jeif Howe, Hie wus instrumental in the Cir­ ky Webber, Grcd Howe. Dav* cle's brand new name. id Shy, Jana Huggins anil Highlight of tlie anniversary Cymills Juhcrkmeeting was a delightful drllv Mr* John leone Ilealy of I, ink- Pal k. N<" Mildred Develle* and Le monstralion of corsage de­ Ml*, i lyde Wi ght of Vol­ 5 in k \Vbile to DeBary they I'apmeuu of I'elitml Fulls, signing liy Mona Bridges ami usia Di. and liei mulhri. Mi». visited Mrs Mon,i Lewis and It I visited I ons!otde and her capable designer, Buddy V. Iti hsidsoo flew io Alta Mi and M> It. It. Hu i wmat Mrs. Oscar i'upineau at the Copeland, wliti created many Delia, California, when new, of Morning Iduly I ■■ They DeBary Restaurant, Saloiduy, lovely corsages. of the death of tin- toother iiImi vlsilcd (her -on and hi* January Hi. on routr to S' Mr Copeland designed a MAliNOUA CHICLE of 1lie Sanford Garden Clith recently olmcrved tlie and .win, Herbert liolm nlvoi family at Rivdeie* ttearli and Petersburg, «nd Miami, whore corsage, the C'halnllna, tils i'Htli mmiveraiiry with three ehnrter mumlsera attending the tnenu>r;th|o » » i reel veil in DeBary. took m the sight* in route to they will visit with other rela­ own rtratlnn which can lie event. Mr*. S. L. Wiggins, left, president of the cirele, is seated with Mrs. Mlimn. tives and gel spine fishing HEADQUARTERS worn draped across the neck­ The American Home De­ II. It, ndhnm, n ID yeitr niernher. Slitnding from the left me Mrs. A. f . Mrs. Thelma Smith of Per­ done while sooth. They expect line or over the shoulder with — FOR — partment of the Sanford Wom­ iwinkle tic. celebrated her Lyons, Mrs. II. C. Hetiel mill Mrs. Frank Licskc, all charter members. William Williams of Plants- to »top again in DeUuiy on the design adapted for almost an's Clum will meet at the Miltntay. Wednesday, Jauuaiy turn ltd. has his brother, John their way home. Loo is a cou­ any purimsc. V A L E N T IN E S home of Mrs. C. P. Ilarkcy, 13. L. William* of Newark, N'.J., sin to Constable Papineau. Tlie Chntullnn is actually AND 212 West 16th St., Thursday, visiting him. Later the two . t vyp corsages and Mr. Cope­ January 16 at 7:30 p m. for a Adam Muller is home from wit] go to California and visit Mrs. H. Van Buskirk of Co­ land used pink lea roses, ny­ GIFTS brief business meeting preced­ the W* St Volusia Hospital and John's daughter and his nmo lumbus, Ohio ami Mr, and Mr*. lon puffs and satin leaves withing the program, Mrs. Roy C. Butcher was *d- gi uiidchlldren. E. Tarbox of Arlington, Mass, platted pink ribbon.connecting .Mrs. J. M. Moye will apeak mitted on Friday, January 15, will attend a lunrheon on the corsages to create a hiveand demonstrate party pastry to the same hospital. Mr. and Mr* Wesley Saat- Thursday at the DeBary Res!y Cbatallna. By Mr>. Ililrhlr llariU Aunts, uncle* and cousins decorations, which promises —----------- j-hontp of Uoniu-strurl Avc. rn- liuarant brfore going to the He made each of the char­ The Harvey I,. Dunns re­ included Mr unit Mrs. Eulis Members of the Seminole to he a lancinating evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Uerl- teriained Mr** Bessie Shinn of Button Club Meeting, Orange ier members a beautiful eor cently belli a family reunion Llllcy, Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Gifin - Cards • Books Hostesses are Mrs Boy ing of Smyrna Dr eeleliratej Indiana, mid her brother, Evcr- City. Mrs. Van Buskirk has Older of DcMolay aage and presented it to them. at their home on Clarke Street E. F Dickinson, Jacksonville Chapter 210 E. First St. Boyd, Mrs. W A Thomas and and their guests went on a Mrs. Gerling's birthday with ett Shinn of Delton*. Florid*, been west since May Mrs. I.leske received a cor­ lit Enterprise Beach; Mr. and Mrs ft W. Mrs J. P Wilson hayridr Saturday evening Tha a dinner at Uis T/dlus ReStSU^MT. ~"!t*atkamp worked—with sage of red carnations, puffs Home for the leunion were Howland and sons. Billie ami group assemhled at the Ma­ rant, Daytona Bruch on Thurs­ Miss Shinn for 52 years and and red leaves. Tea ruses Mr. and Mrs llurvey Kd- Jack, Dtmncllon; D It. Dick was glad tu see her come to day, January 14. com hided with blue net and . want Dunn and U inonth-old Iruon ami aim and daughter, sonic Lodge at 6.txi p m for Florida. Anuthrr sister of Miss w e r e presented to M r s . son, Todd, who have recently David and Jane. Dunnellon; Ihr ride to New .Smyrna OUR PRIMARY Mr. and Mrs, R.-bcii. Steen-, Shinn'S was here list season, Hetsrl with Mrs. Lyons re­ completed a llilcc year tour and. Miss Betty Jane Bright, Beach. After arriving' at the beach, sen of Crystal Di. had as their Mrs. Kalzrabcrger of dhirugo, C O N C E R N ...T H K ceiving a corsage of red ros ot duty with the Naval Air Dunnellon Recent house gucsls of Mr. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Pat III. they enjoyed hot chili served ex, while puffs and lace. PRE SC R IPTIO N Also W, E. Dickinson, Mrs. I Corps in Hawaii, Young Todd Mrs. Wiggins was presented I w„ In Hawaii (hil George Dickinson, Mrs. Em­ with sattine crackers and co­ and Mrs, C. W. Yarborough, Avenue, were ACCURACY a corsage featuring a single ls his first trip to the stales ma Biggs and Gerald Biggs, kes while sitting around a 1805 Adams huge caniphre which warmed Mr. and Mr*. John Shipman orchid, Chantilly lace and sat P U R IT Y • IN T E G R IT Y Others attending the reunion all Horn Inverness; Mrs. John and brjghtcncd t h c chilly of Kermlt, Texas and Mrs. in leaves. • were the Dunns' son. Charles Czcrc and son, Jack, and Harvey Conklin of East Or­ Hostesses for the'Anniver­ and his wife, Jackie, and dau­ Mrs. Julia Kuclner, from Day­ night. The hayride was chaperoned ange, N. J., who enjoyed a sary meeting were Mr*. W. ghter Kim of Tampa; the tona Beach and Min Eliza­ WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR by several DcMolay dads and family reunion during their L. Gramkow Sr. and Mrs two Dunn daughters, Mis. beth Dunn, Hampton, V*,; mothers. visit. STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN Otto Borsdorf. Also Miss Patricia Young­ John Earl Ogden and children, The aerving table, covered Ronnie and Donna of Jackson blood. Mrs. Frcchle Rawls, PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT „ in yellow linen, was centered vUle and Mrs. Glenn Caldwell Miys Linda Ledbetter, Mr. with the beautiful anniversary ot Sanford. and Mrs. Hampton Dunn and rake accented with yellow ta­ children, Janice, Hampton pers surrounded by Sweet Wil­ Use thumb tacks or cello­ and Dennis, all from Tampa. liams, complemented with tea Harvey Edward Dunn and phane tape to attach envel­ sandwiches and a variety of 1. ope* inside drawers to hold wife, Astrid, and son, Todd, rtlishes. departed this past week for small items. 400 PAIRS Others attending were the 2. Pasadena, Calif., for hla new Thurs., Friday, Sal. _ MRiel. If, B. Odium, V. M. FALL & WINTER Of the non-foam type of pil­ assignment with the Navy. VOGUE Jt DAT EBOOK Plain Sweaters low, down is the most luxuri­ STYLES & FABRICS CHERRY PAR FAIT Regularly 75c * TALL AND WINTER ous, with goose feathers a Permanent 4. Three Ingredients and about close second. 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STORE Phone 322-3315 Quality 4k Sen lea 322-1821 122-8132 Sanford Flowers Go To Washington Magnolia Circle Has Anniversary Pam ela Higgins Honored Guest On 11ill Birthday DeBary Personals .H Woman’s C lub Has Pastry Decorations Slated Thursday The H. L. Dunns Entertain Family Group With Reunion Seminole Chapter D cM olay Order Enjoys H ayride Flemings Personals - PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING ' ★ FABRICS W EAR LONGER ★ LO O K BETTER LONGER LO O K WHAT'S G O IN G ON-! SHOES Check Us For These Services. DRESSES 200 SP EC IA L 0 Personalized Services. [x] Charge Accounts. 3/ 0 Right Prices On All Mdse. [x] 24 Hr. Prescription Service. 5. [x] Immediate Free Delivery. 30% to 40%' OFF BARGAINS G A LO R E! Ccrutirix 4 aarving- r (pimcJuLdi sp Philip l �K • • ' * ri * If. .1 * a#i , 1 , M idw ay School P atro ls I 0 £oA tfJbbu: B riefed B y Law O fficers - „* , * DEAR ABBY: My probl«m is jealousy. I am 2k and my husband is 26. We'va been married two years and have a beautiful b a b y daughter, and we're still xsry much in love. 1 know there Is absolute­ ly no basis for my jealousy, but I can't help it. Here's an example; At a party re­ cently, the center of atten­ tio n w a s a blonde with a good figure, which s h e showed o ff by wearing skin­ tight red stretch pants and a red sweater. Every man there danced with her, but when my husband did, some­ thing inside me exploded. I walked out and went home alone. I was hurt, hu­ miliated snd mad. My hus­ band came hnme /ig h t after me and was shocked at my behavior. I know there was f- » i Ry Robert B. Thomss Jr. MIDWAY Elementary School Patrol members were hosts to law enforcement officers at a 322-57SS luncheon meeting when school safety was dis­ Midway Elementary boy cussed. Upper photo shows Sheriff's Deputy and girl ichool patrols were Wesley Place with school patrol members. Lower host* to Semlnnle County photo (kneeling) are Samuel Hillman, EatonSheriff J. L. Hobby and hil ville patrolman, and Deputy Silas Lackey, deputies, Silas Lackey, W ei(standing), Deputy Place, Chief It. King, Eaton-, Iry Place and W. R. Brown; ville, and Deputy W. It. Brown. (Ilcraltl Photos) Chief o f Police Roosevelt King, Eaton ville, and Patrol­ man Sarmict Hitlsman; Rev. N. A. Watson, of Seminole County Children’s Advisory Council, and yours truly at their, lunchroom/ Sheriff Hobby keynoted tha affair with a ahort talk on' »h at he titled '‘Individual­ ism." He spoke about the ef­ fects of alcohol on tha body. "Do not follow the crowd in consuming alcohol. It is a deadly enemy to the human body,"' he said. Deputies Lackey, Place and Brown pave ahort talks. Chief King and Patrolman"* Hillsman conveyed some time- 1 ly information to thr croup. The group of enthusistie boys and girls were shown how the cars are vquip|x-d and the operation of same. Deputy Place explained the Use of the Mobile Clime Laboratory. Rev Watson delivered a timely linpiooiplii speech Its told the students to "make good or make room. In order to meet the challenge, you must at rive to excel," he said. Principal U I,. Hamilton, who Is quite versatile, was toastmaster. He did n fine job as he injected humor which fitted the nrrnsinn. Follow iiik aie tm-riihn * of the two p a t r o l s Karen George, D o r o t h y Lyons, Brenda Henderson. Mildred Williams, Linda Akins, Mar­ garet Hughes. Alvcrtu Shep­ pard, Rosa t'ollms, Lillian Hill, Joyce Howe, Fill nk lo Thomas, l.uvern T u >■ I n r, Branda Cleveland. Johnny P. Hall, Willie Gilliann, Thirkle Freeman, Louis Mihiii Hairy Bryant, lleiliatd Davis, Gary Cathy, Geoige t‘ h a i I o w, James Lowery, Leasts Oliver, Henry Brown, Curtis Wil­ liams. David Sheppard. Hub­ ert Martin, Fail Williams, Joe Jackson, Jimmie Ferguaon, Reginald Ware. Willie B E 0 Smith, Lurnua Willis, Fddie Vinnir Tomlin, soprano, sen­ Ths members dsWilliams, Jimmie Hilt. Don­ ior, Dade City; Shirley Wulchsngr ths club's ald Pendleton, nod I.e.xie larr, soprano, junior. Miami; t.ei Bon Amie Min tin. good friends). Members of the Patrol Re­ I amiso Polke, rontralto, jun­ Mi s . Annie L. Alexander Jacksonville; llurolyn view Board air Lorraine Wal­ ior, dUitiLra-lLo. fmahman. , presided over the business ker, Clsdya Hall, Eva Rob Nelson, aw-ntrairo. eession, TTsns* w-rre'discussed insnn, Joan F.vans, Krma Tarsi'*; P. .JniiH'n .1imkm*, regarding the Match of tenur, senior. Win! Palm Jamison, Marva A. Davis, held Herla-rt Black, Samuel Long, Beach; Warren Clark. tenor, |.Mm" " * M which * in ^"n- 49, at the DeClifford Pringle, Daniel Mit- sophomore, —4*<uii|hmm;. - and. * Luxe Chur;-----------— ler, Sharon Jenkins and Ab- William Ashfoid, l.ass, sen­ Attending the meeting ior, Orlando. per Jackson Jr. Bessie Brooks, Thr acromranists are Mc­ were Mrs Katie Hohinson, Mrs. Moitrll Concert Chorale of (trib­ Kinley Genwright, oiganlst, Johnsutn Mrs. Lois .Metz, Lil­ une-Cook man College which junior. Jacksonville, and Iterlie It Fields, Mrs. Niltherine eiirtalst* nf S5 mixed voice* 1idea Hogun, pianist, fri-shBentley-, M r s ;— D o r *4 h y w ilt appear at C'rooms High Iman. This conceit i» sponroti-I AdsmF, Mnrva Hawkins snd School Friday at S p. m. Mrs. Alice Davidson. The Ult.l-fiS edition of the by Trinity Methodist Chinch Refreshments were eerved. t'horaie is under the direction The puldir is invited to at­ The next meeting will laof Thomas D. Denipi, a mem­ tend this program. hold at the home of Mrs. Lois • • • ber of the music faculty and The f'nmeta Club at Golds, Metz. a graduate nf Bethune-t’ ook• • • pian College and Columbia horo Elementary School i* Whatever one'e station In now ill complete focus The University. life—he cbose it. Nothing The Concert Chorale's re­ organisation which consists pertory is wide and varied, of BO niembets elected and in­ worthwhile *• ever accom­ plished without hard work singing torn positions . from stalled officers. the early periods In musle Cheryl Black was elected and sacrifices. The writer ranont help but hisloiy to the conterpporury. president; Dianne Wynn, sice This collegiate group has be­ president; Tlmjma Richards, observe the laxity of students come outstanding in the sing, jug of folk song-s and spirittfals, Ths Chorale has concertIzed throughout thr State of Florida and the raslej.n sea­ board o f the United States appearing in Klcinhann Music Hall, Buffalo, N. Y.| Han­ cock Auditorium, Boston; Carnegie Hall, New York; the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York and many other places tif note including a number of colleges and universities. The soloists of the Chor­ ale are Kathleen Cru-krtl, sopiano, acnior, Jacksonville; secretary; Gail Johnson, treasurer, and Barbara Wil­ son, reporter. The memliers air anxious and up-lifted in spirit as they look forward to having an­ other year full of 'photo­ graphing activities and. fun. These students are under the sponsorship o f J. V. Papino, Mrs. F. II. Sinijb. Ola Witherspoon, Mra. Hetty WIF llama and L. Hampton. • • * Mrs. Pecola Taylor, of 1000 Cypress Avenue was hostess for Ihtt meeting o f the for­ m er'Young laidics Cummun- •S# DEAR DEAR ABBY: Our land­ lady la tha nosisst woman in the world. The other ten­ ants In our building have wamsd ua against hsr. They say they*va caught hsr go­ ing through thslr drawers, closets and even reading their mall when they've come home unexpectedly. Sty husband and I both work during the day, and I don't want her snooping around my place while we’re gone. She telle the tenants Ihst she ha£ to have keys t« all the apartmenta because In case It rains and nobody is home she wants to be able to get in to close the win­ dows My husband says we should give her a V*r- 4 *ey no. What do you say? •LIKES PRIVACY Trial* to determine the American team for the 19f)5 N O lT n (D) 26 world's championship ware ABBS held In Dallas, Tex. last No­ V AJ 79 4 I vember. Eighteen o f the best ♦ KQ pair* on this continent quali­ + JB fied and each one played .140 WEST .EAST hand* u n d e r International AT A Q 31 V KI OB VQSB Match Point scoring in 17 k’o. A 10 S S 2 AB43 board matches. Thus, each 6X7131 A A Q 11 hand was played nl nine dif­ SOUTH ferent tables and, show ing A A K J 10 4 4 tha tdiosynrraciea of dupli­ V 1 cate, practically nnAtand pro­ A AJ76 A 10 4 duced nine identical result*. No ona vulnerable I will devote this column Nerth East South Writ to discussion Of a hand, with l * Pats 1 * Pats declarer in thi* case moved Pass 4 * 2* Psta to the South scat end with­ Past Tits out a name. Opening lead—A I Hand one of match one was an easy four-spnde contract. including a couple of In­ Tha most common bidding Is stances of Nor III choosing to shown In the bo*, although .open with a weak two bid there were several variations Irather than a normal one bid. One pair that opened with a weak two bid stopped bolow game and Inst six inter­ national match paints by this omission. In the play at four spades, West usually opened a club. Thus, the defense would start with two rluh trick*. Six declarers proceeded to lay down the ace and king of trumps, whereupon they had to concede a tritk to the apada queen. Twn declarers decided -'to try the slightly inferior play of a second round spade fin ­ esse and were rewarded un­ justly by a gain of one IMP. I use the word unjustly be­ cause in the absence of ad­ verse bidding or special in, formation, thr correct play with nine trumps Is to try the drop. Jh e U )om sm : Ruth Miiiett bv By Ruth Millet becoming resentful because New spsper Enterprise Assn. - her husband behaves liks Tha "domineering woman" most men. whose husband trails meekly Men am) women have to after her i* mostly a figure aeeept each „lhei as they ale of fiction. The man’s inter­ And one thing most wives ests normally set tha p*es in Jimvc to ar cept ia that if thry nr** tin hi joy Ih* n>mpun ion • a marriage. Occasionally there is a a h i p o f t h r ir h i m han't.<t t J iu y huibumi who yet* interested will havt* to Irani to like In a sport or huhhy or artistic "hut their himhuudi like— endeavor because he wanta inatrml of trying to get their to ahsrr hit utfr'a intereata husband* to ahsre their Inter* But he is m lair bird. t Mi*. Most o f the time the man Xnd they shouldn't ruin the assumes that shared comjun- *"inpantonship by taking the jonahlp in manisge meant altitude, "I f I ahsre hit in* that the w i f e will phare his terra*% he ought to share mine Interests. 1 Iiin 11union *thIp » difficult That is just n word of ex­ itIan a Iion to ii wife who think| her husband is unfair. A Jthough she hits leu rued to *"« it fish, play golf, ami enjoy I II I It * 1 nil f ( <« f I hi r Jtllllte, k p lI tlR iil f I lilt Mir * i* i. base ball games, she can't sit t Ittfltlit. In 1‘ rnliHlA, d iMg him to a i oncer t. dance In lr 411f !!•( nIf n1 1.11.1.11 I I I I 1, \ | •• recital, 4?r ait exhibit. D*i ttsel She a»k», '‘ Don't you think M > %I, NOin t: he ts being unfair and sel* >*" ,ir* * f !'#n ihai . . H * Th* un-lAf will, nn (he Legal Notice II* nT Let's say instead that ha 41!• -.1 l . t . i i i . r T it-ernj .tv t" . ( 4 nothing to It, but this happensd ovtr a month ago and •very time I get a mental picture of my husband danc­ ing with that blonde I get all worked up inside again. Is something wrong with me? How can I control this terrible jealousy? JEALOUS DEAR JEALOUS: Since we are not all equally en­ dowed Hooks, brains, health, money, opportunity), it is only natural for those who lark what others appear to have in abundance to be "jealous." You can control your jealousy' "by counting your blessings. When that mental picture creeps Into your mind, go pick up your baby. Or look at your hus­ band'* picture, and thank hcavrns for what y o ti HAVE. By Oswald Jacoby U)st Wrrxlh- Jan. 20, 1965 —- Page 11 By Abigail Van Birren lacoby On (Bhidqs j •enfnrB A l> n o •il«. 14f»«m'•i» feud: to achieve. If you have it, don't chance loamy It through ilrruamla on your huahand that he juit cannot meet. LIKES: If you prefer privacy to a snoopy landlady, you had better move. Because, like it or not, the landlady has the last key. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 read the letter from the woman sign­ e d 'W A N T S TO LEARN. The poor soul said shr was .12 years old, hid quit school In the fith £rade, and when she told her husband she wanted to go back to school and finish her education, he laughed nt her. Please give her my mess­ age: 1 am 76 years old. and 1 drive '20 miles each way lo go to evening school in West Palm Beach from 7 P.M. until in p.M. Tel] that woman that a person Is never too old lo learn, and she should in­ form her husband, who nev­ er got through Ihe seventh gride himself, that if he wanta to be a "nobody," she doesn't intend to be a "n o­ body" w i t h him. (Sign me)— STILL LEARNING • • • DEAR ARBY: "WANTS TO LEARN" is to be cornmended, I am an English teacher who . tcaches chil­ dren in day school snd ad­ ults In night school. I have found that the average night school student is a better student (he herns faster and is more conscientious) than the everags day school student, tt is not true that the older one is the more difficult it is to learn. All one needs is the proper mo­ tivation. More power to our senior citizens! A TEACHER e * s "How can I get rid of about flte extra pounds and not go tm a rigid diet? I am fortyfive and short.—Mary H ." The answer is you canlt get rid of excess Weight -without dieting. If you lose quickly, fine; then you can just cut out the tiling* you know- put weight on you. .But, If you want your "loo, too solid flesh to melt," It won't. You must go on a diet and do it conxistcntly. Really, there is no easy way. But when you slim down, you feel so much better and look »o much more youth­ ful It Is a very well worth Ihe effort. If you are serious, send for a copy of my "Figure Per­ fection Diel." It will bring you back to your proper dress size. Send me a long- self-ad­ dressed, stamped envelope ami enclose one dime. 1 will also semi you a copy of "Dlet| Breaks" as a gift. Whal can you lose? Jyst excesi weight, that’ s all. "What should 1 do about a face and especially a neck that look eighty and a figure that looks forty? I am in Irelween - M . L ." Start a home care program Use cleansing cream (no soap no water). Freshen after cleansing by using good quali­ fy wltcjt haiel, then apply cosmetic oil. This Is simple, but it is effective. Send me a king, self-addressed, stamped envelo|H- and a dime, 1 will semi you a copy ol my popu­ Troubled? Write lo Ah. hy. Box GU7UU. Los Angeles, t'alif. For a personal reply, enclose a stampci^^rlf-uddressed envelope • * * For Ahby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 cents to Abhy. Box 69700, Lot Angeles, t'alif. lar neck leaflet and tell you Ihe name of the cosmetic oil I use. Be sure you sre using a pro­ per shade of face powder and the right lipstick. Alio try new ways to no your hair. And how about your necklines— are your dross necklines as flallering as they should be? "Should I take very good dresses when I fly to Europe in March? 1 am going to live at hotels and have friends who will entertain me at Uteir homes.—Geraldine." Certainly, take Ihe best you have — make an impre.ulonl Why do women tourists went to look tike crushed lubes of toothpaste when they travel abroad? You dress' well at home, so why not when you travel? Tomorrow — Career After Forty FALSE-TtETH HURT...SUP •this Amatlng Soft Cushion placed here l i s t IN I YOU ATIGHTFIT F O R REALCOMFORT! ____ OX VOUX MONEY SACK £20DENTALCUSHIONS E C K E R D D ru q S to r e s SPECIALS EV ER Y D A Y ! ON 100 11HANDS FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • ft:15 P. M. StO I. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Draft Necessary WASHINGTON PU(I) — LI. Gen. Lewis B. Hershry. na­ tional draft director, say* that Amsrlcsns have ‘‘got enough sense to know we c»n't get •long without" tha Seirrtrve Service system. f ^ J U S T ARRIVED! THREE DAYS ONLY. COME GET 'EM t A/AY8 FIRST QUAUTY Legal Notice WE DON'T HAVE BOOM la Oia Coart «f fit faaatr Jud|«, M imIraU Coaatf, Flor­ ida, la rrobiit. In rot Fata to nf j t vi ra w w h it * DaIAA*All T« III; 1 rFill (lira ainj f*At■-irn■ M tlna ( T a f p f ti jn f %gdlntt aald Fatal*) Y *(J b At Ab y FOR THESE — THEY ARB ■Hit El) TO MOVE FASTI l i t re«Rml• *J m| m r i r h itf y a vj l iu t l f l f f d (Mil f F#| ||l f f rf |<| | l‘i ''it'll any cliin.i dm ! iDmambi « lib'li y»»ti, eir wHt*r »*f »• »»• y bat# A* ■)Ifl ■f ttlA AwlAlF -,fj III mo I W. U'bti* 4A- AA•Af], IAIA -•f leld CnUlily In »ht Eogni y J'J41 a nf a«mlno(o Cnynly, Klt»rl4«. ot hie <»ffir« irt the court h»ui« <<f *•!•] C'Diinljr Rt Hrhfor4 FlotM i irlthjn kit cut]* ert.lar munthi Mom thi tlmo - f lb firnt |)t|bl ica |Din nf i KIr fl'itbr hr*' h claim nr 4* •Da 11 be lb uflflbf, anil Abell ot a) a th* place of roaldon- a tn4 pf<it off 1r# *'Mr am nf the rUlm* til, an«i aItAIi It# aw11rH to by Mil* I 1* II'llrttlT. litI* •|A111. *|r * I■ I* Ju.t being „ perfectly nori .1 o i it. mal man. He enjoys his i:»- him* of tin i - i * i » „f wife's company—but only jfiLti.t.iK t; r k h m io s ■>• •••■ , . , , •! *n-i si t i ll nm* -lien amt hs Is doing what hs likes to it,#,* rrtaW* srirli-iiian »a the do. **l-i J-iiae f-■* * ' rial **111* hat probably nn t fair , , , «n.i i I f f n »1 atM'l n i l * ui'b •T a Iiii or * But that ic huw thiiiic* nrr 1 fiArxtum htr a* *u< h K i• f'"t »o fllt4 eli a11 Iia * ' • 4 4 i f in v old Therr ia no umm in a unman'* D a ' * ( luii l b * 11 b 4 • y o f Tr<-*y vt'jiri Janu*rt k I • IV* A* e 4mlnlitrotor r*f the I.II.IrlP. HIT H MXVtfir.K K tuit «f from <Uy to flay. Much._*alu* Km L i t a ij.i - f •iit K aiaia J A in# a VV W h ile, 4 *• a # ■ #4 able tiinr ii nhppiny: by thru* •f i.i m .ii ; i hi-'i i s don . tr w W«i “ I'll tgIf>1 Altotney fi»r K»ti ulof fnuruiii ill'll uithout their h k n a m * K f ic in I* O lint Mil knowledge. Why? Unlen \!turrtF| f .r ** l i *»i'» Hanford, Flnr|4* Wnoetruff * per kiln* tlutMlnp fttieie *per*otra- reealv# >oniii-, H? \t <*£?*••' n u rn m ; . iHAtifor i, Friii” i i ’ Fi M'ady-l-oe »Or HU 4 J•n i4 |typ* of spark nr encourage • r ,lhll, h j , n . ,, ! I 2n lllft menl from home,_ the school rl-l I CPlI-lt is helpless. Thee* persons should he helped in setting up "goals for themsejv#*. Uac J o lt ., not have In be educated to assist f t In helping three wanderers li/iv c FIRST FincT QUALITY niiAi rrv ™ gel on the right truck. ALWAYS The word aulometlon might lie foreign to you but the action of same la not. Tell your children ehout the mule P R IM N V E N T O R Y C L E A N -U P ! tiain. the machine which digs ditches, and ths recent inven­ tion of the orange picker. All of these things will affect them if they fail to get an •duration or some type of skill. MAICO HELPS YKAJ HEAR THE THINGS YOU want to hear ... BETTER! MAIL'D HEARING AID SERVICE MR. GEORGE C. 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I *, . n . ■• •X • ** ' 4' a LEAN PORK , SPARE RIBS^39c PIGS FEET ^ ll I * 10' ARMOUR STAR SMALL TURKEYS u,. 39' «-8 LB. AVG. HTCKORT H I U K U K T SMOKED » n ( ? K K U BLAH [ WnOLE OR .HALF SLAB] BACON t Limit 1 With J3.00 Ordtr Limit • With *4.00 Ordtr XWELL HOUSE YOU SAVE MOST AT TIP TOP! corfil **nw00 NECKBONESftlO 2 Convenient Locational 1100 W. 13th. St. 4th. St. & Sanford Ave. FLORIDA G R AD E “ A ” DRESSED & D R A W N ‘ *4 i ‘ .'*• • STEW ING I , k FULL CUT BOUND I SIRLOIN \ f SUGAR CLUB D L U ’ 5 & V ■ ■ 1 $ L B HERSHEn &X*/QuaAfy BONELESS OVEN ____ _ cAam * ^vr ROAST l> 45 ROAST^ STEAKS lb 79 LIMIT 1 WITH 13.00 .00 tlRDF.It ORDER ^ SUGAR * * * „ * * * * ROUND BONE SHOULDER COUNTRY MILL ** S Y R U P )j GAL. 39' CUBE MONOGRAM LONG GRAIN R IC E ■ LB. BAG 39 SIM RFINK FRUIT BU SH ’S NO. 300 C A N S WINTER GARDEN KIDNEY BEANS, GREAT NORTHERN BEANS, BLACKEYE PEAS, NAVY ' BEANS, LIMA BEANS FR U IT 10 f o r 99‘ Cocktail 2“»49 NO. J CAN SUNRIPE SLICED PIES APPLE — PEACH — CHERRY It OZ. SIZE ^ 89 Pineapple 2-49‘ THRIFTY B L E A C H SHURFBESII B IS C U IT 6 CANS 4 9 0 - OZ. PKG. MR. G FROZEN F r e n c h F R I E S 3 -2 5 FLOUR GOLDEN RIPE LARGE HEADS LETTUCE 2-29 LARGE STALKS CELERY Each 10' l* ^•v 4 L _ i BANANAS 3 LBS. - 39 �* . ' \ Y . :*t***,* _jm < J l f T% —_ * - * *h’ i^ 4‘ • Uncluttered & It has long been claimed, especial­ ly by people who sell things to us, that the average American has the mental capacity of a 12-year-old. A recent survey by the University of Michigan indicates thdt this libels 12 -year-olds. A study of public knowledge of and opinion on Asia was carried out by the university’s Survey Research Center. It revealed: — One-fourth of the 1,501 people questioned did not know thnt main­ land China was ruled by the Com­ munists. — About the same number didn’t know there wns fighting going on in South Viet Nam. -— More than a third had never heard of the Nationalist Chinese gov­ ernment on Taiwan. The people surveyed seem to rep­ resent a typical cross section of American society. There were 6-17 men and 854 women. Their educa­ tions ranged from grade school only through college degrees. Occupations included d a y laborers, farmers, housewives and professional people. The majority of those saying, "I don't know" were among the less educated and a greater percentage of them were women. Rut how so many people with eyes. ' * 1 Dr. Crane’s #/Who Said Vaudeville Is Dead?" i Thanks to the atom, the vital rfiedicnl tool of the X ray is being brought to primitive areas South America and Africa which have no electricity. Radiographs, important for the diagnosis o f tuberculosis and other ailments, arc being made in the mid­ dle of the jungle with u system -using the nuclear energy from a radioactive isotope. Since it weighs only 200 pounds and needs no electricity, the unit can be flown by light plane to remote areas. The system was developed by. Vise) Corp., with field use in Bolivia spon­ sored by the U.S. Agency of Interna­ tional Development, s- lo l) D In ■ dilemma, Inr hrr English teacher I* milch like the critics who indicted 'Je­ sus (nr letting his distiples sample the wheat In the fields. Scrapbook IhU case, lor it offrrs lair dala on print psychology as deter­ mined hy the Urhtitnscopc. And send for the booklet be­ low'. •CASE U-IS7!-Uis-On iced • * . * The man who has done his best has done everything. The man who has done less than his best has done noth­ ing.—The late steel magnate Char­ les M. Schwab. Phil Newsom Soys . No Solutions In Sight Ily K. C. Thaler LONDON ( Ur i l — Efforts toward African unity ste far from encouraging in the new year. Emsitionnl pressures, weak regimea, ceormmie troutiles and rai ml strif. nil base con­ tributed to weakening the ■/ I B iKt frail stiuctuie of the Oiganiaation for African Unity. The Congo troubles have added to the ten sums in the African continent, with no im­ mediate solutions in sight The Congo rebellion wo. preceded by one in Zniuiha' last year. In both cases Com . . -- . Bear I.ake-Forest Cily Mr*. Maryann Mile* B.lfl-347g Casselberry Mrs. Jane Caa.elberry '83S-5041 Chuluol* Mrs. Joan Magla * I t i . 3741 Della re Dflton* Mr*. Mildred H*ney 688-5831 Gvntva Mrs. JnAnn Hay* 349-4871 Enlerpr lie Mrs. Ritchie llarr** (485834 (48 4464 l.afce Mary Mrs. France. We*ter 322-4219 l.ake Monro* Mr*. H. 1.. JnhnaoB 322-4722 Uongwood Mr*. Donn* Kate* 838-3117 North Orlando Mr,. Margaret Cosby 322 8 m Oa.een Mrs. Clarenre Snyder 322-4841 O.iedo Mr*. FTelyif Uundy 36S-3I60 a ll# a n fo r i 2fprali uf everythin!; happening there today R i v j i h i r s whi t h t h e O t g u i i Mil l ion f oi A f i ji'ctfi U n i t y w a* l n t e n de d only to remove t I' m p p m ? ed, have n>»me not have been deepened. French speak in*; s t a l l ' * h n v e s h i l l e d f i o m tin mo d e nil* a t o t h e m i l i t a n t * They include the Ke pu l d i t t he l uttKo B r a z z a v i l l e of Burun­ di a nd D a h o m e ) . at c u r d i n g to asxesstm'iii*- K' i ' i ) »o m - exper t pi onl i ne baa rmived k ui k F t hi oj i i a t o w a i d h harder line. T h e mo d e l a l e s m . l u d r I v o r y ( oust and Miilwjiaxiiy. Tr ou bl e * ^ m mo r e r e c e n t l y have Z a n z i b a r amt in t h e S u d a n deepened verxial ferences non t* trr ound Soviet s uch between Ar*b It other appectft, contra Arab thi* hark- t hat r i v a l i n g Sinn . mteresta are seeking to wm a foothold or widen already exixting • Sanford, Florida Wed., Januury 20, 1005 PubliahaJ dalljr sioapi Saturday, luaday aad CtirUimas; publUbsd aaturday pra« ••dtng Christmaa. I Llist 141FT IOX HATES lloms Dsllvary lie w k lir Rail t*«j n u ll ■RMiatlLR COUSTf ALL UTklEH MAIL Ms# 1 f m Allis 1 Tsar Ass • MsatHa « U S Moalit t It I U filM I SS I AloalHs 1-R 1 MoatS IK 1 MoatS U. A FaaUl luauUlioaa yrovUa Uai ail atail ••Hstriylioas Ss paid la advaaco. ! , »«> * Tbo AisralE is a msmtror at tSo Cauop Frsss wtucS U mi»4 sstiustsoly to M»a uss for rsyutlicaltya of all IBs looal bins prlatod la tSts aowapapor. f' t ‘ •4 aaloiod as sscaad class saatlar ocloasr 11, ti l l al l i t f « i Uffico of AasiforA, riorlda, u l i r lk» Act of Co oar coo g Mores t lilt .________________________ ' ________ ‘ s Mo poti of oay aroiana*. oo»o «r M iu n w i g of ISU aAUioa of Ta* aoaUri MoraiA sa y So roprMwoaA la aay soaimar wilSoai vrm oa par»laaioa sA S o poSUoSov M TSo MoraiA. Aay la a i•ii aal m firm rooRoaalSAo U* m l fa#roAactlta will So n t e io i W «o iafn«a**a TSo MoralAf oop/rlfSl a*4 will So SaaA Uasa Ur 4000040* saAw ISO lav* were f ootholds Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook W ASHIEST,TON <NFA) ~ Any president i» believable when he stresses, ns Presi­ dent Johnson did in his Stale of th» Union message, the great huidens of his office. The hundreds of biwtmtkeis listening to him »tap|*‘d fidg­ eting and fell cxtmordtnatsly quiet when he said: “ A president** hardest task is not to do what is light, hut to know what is right. “ Vet the (iiesideticy brings no ijifi ral gift of prophecy or foresight. You take an oath step into mii office arid must then help guide a great de­ mocracy '* The late John F Kennedy and Ins chief aides worked in acute aw an u» -s of tills M-pesI of the till Ideri t ike JohiiKon, they indie veil lira l only those bearing it can know its full weight, Johnson's In lef, limited a I luxion to tins mat ter does not begin to till the story. What lx eloquent uf Ins huidi n lx Ml. wtilde m'opf anti sweep of hi* ItMi5 nossage. It is a Catalogue luting an immense, incredibly dixeise Hi fay iif tnujot problems which thread through the ImjI fabi n of this nation's life, No pieaiileut before I fwtght Fisetduiwei, even iff the strain of Wartline,v ever looked upon anything half a* in GOP Leaders l e a de r * rind r ink 11 ini f i l e, d i s a g r e e v e h e m e n t l y on how m m !i P u r u l e n t J t d mx o u h e i g h t s t o p a y for al l t hi s or p e l I mp* any pi i xi dent a nd p r o v i d e 11 c o n s t a n t l y e n ­ s h o u l d t r y to du a b o u t thia l a r g e d w o r k f o r c e w i t h m u c h h u y e r os t e r o f proldetri* ot he r u s e f u l l a b o r . F x p l i e i t 111 J o h n s o n ’s Ithifi l i nns, of sum Ing He s t i r r i ng' 11n economy would heighten iilicioly to l ef t i ng the be­ l u ng in sh in g by a 1 h a n g ­ world l i e wo u l d moun t harder assaults on d i s e a s e , on c f i n i c . mi r a vi n I di*< r (inItint ion. Any t w o or three »*f the*** t a s k s wo u l d s e n n e n o u g h In oiMipy t h e full e n e r gi e s o f n n a t i o n f oi hal f a g e m - r a t i o n Hut I v mimi H Johnroui 1* f u o p o s i n g to -1 iik*' c h i p s now I i 4iHi: e a c h o f | i ie-c (iTohleltiN l h a t 1* not t b c end of il Im Hcapal dy, be mus l s u m d i r w o r l d res pou m Hi It t i e s up to t he e 1 tie 11y chaotic battle / m o * o f Hotith \ it 1 N a m , to it M i i u d o m g F l u t e d N a t i o n s , a T1out •lei | „\tb*nlii ernts, m w ginning effort t o w i p e nut gieat swatches of poverty w h i c h lie a c r o s s bot h t he c i t ­ ies a n d s o m e r u r a l r e g i o n * m e s s a g e is t h e not ion t hat t h e p r e s i de n t is t h e c ou n t i\ \ p r i m e m o v e r , t h a t it is wh o must t a k e the h a d Re a «on wi i\ t'i' lllDll box f a m i l i e s fo ge l t h e i r l* 1*1 IP m g we l l still t i d beautify mg the h i gh wa y v st opping t he R e d s *in JSo u Mo m ^i \ - i i, .1 'V .1 - o g g i x l r i.O I...X • • v ( dopi ng t hat tmoou' liiieiu- plioyineilt s p i n f«d by dfeaded , *a»it . ui mi ion'* nm* d a y we smollot look new high >j m I tram' trainmg mi l l i on* of new woe ki i s in 4 i lU u n ­ k no w n todaj, 3 i t ri» 1 .h d to* the n^jiy »f a |o* ol, t e s t i n g Mt* |op*| hiive a x u g . in I he o f f it e t* t h a t I In 1« -' no box I.* d i o p m t he *og g* t o a i t hat w e h a v e • won t« i rtl \ ulitlide Ulan* J u d g i n g bv t or e vx Ui dowx, he' * a d s a nd i« oil g o i n g lull tilt xm. e be* l Li f i l exl i> Santa tboi giv m g no >t l o w . A 11v h...ly w 11*i Tli iii' - 1he V Ml 1 tuny he aM, t o pnxldeiif 1on hi play a yom Wi l e like Milk btmii IIm i'liitie n mi Ih . i«] 11 11 ofl ) iU *»In 1,1 her UJ11•U to Tel! t he i olili' i \ wdlO wi l l real l y h i ki "f. II m - c r u / v loud if h» dni • Im1■ cad but Quotes The> 1* f r e e xoitl lo t 'bPem the ' au s a y e up III! ' y m g for t MID m I vj a - we h a d h e r e m pc - t y e a r * Iteii o r a l l y , l licy 1- t li* ,1 h u b m*n e frei|uetlll\ n v riiev i e i nt er c v l c d in m o n e y , a nd what it l'i m g i n g *uder a n d e f f l ei eney n d (i fill i fre netie, liewi l de r itig for f a ' ac e whde fighting *111a 11 w a 1 * a mi fJitigfuig w 11fi t e n d t h e yyeekeiul m e e t i n g s . 1he ' meet l l igs l i f e e x p e t t e d 11* h a v e s s t r o n g h e ar i ng' on t he I lit m e cm ui s r tnmal parly wl.eli are ilttes. of sehnoling a stagger t h e eol l f l i s i ou * ing tuial of new young mil- i i t hei re a l or t he f' oi i i tmt nwill T h e r e a r e ill f a i l a l r e a d y Mgt i s lhat Africans* mfst rusl and a ng er w i m- r h a k e kee n directed primarily a gainst m Inn 1ri! 1wi»i a n d “ i m p e l ml un i a r e g e t t i n g d i s e n c h a n t e d wit it the performance nf rommmi fsnil « * r e f l e c t e d b y t h e S1110- Soviet rivalry. Hut there is n« indication that cit|*er Peking or Moscow Intends to case up their cam­ paigns of infiltration of Afii cn—and the broad divisions in the continent itself cncouiagc them. IH E Jusf te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e im provem ents, car repairs, for a ll your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Col Ym !«<•**• f4 Udnihtr 112000 188 00 220 00 31200 432 00 59200 I 700 11 00 1300 1800 24 00 3200 LOANS UF TO $ 6 0 0 FAM ILY . FINANCE SERVICE, IN C ef Sanford 110 South Magnolia Street.................. FA 2 4612 i-t x* s t a g e mai M g e d phshl i i et i l a »tl do f e n * f i n e r g* ut tin 1 ion* Republican* * ri d Mmifi lo f new llenm S* t i|ion|li- of Hu? nu- Deep Pass beads To I'reednin d l i i i y 1 1 . 1 1 : . . ..lir. i t F i t uicomplvted * to SANFORD - jui-s^ hi oka f ool bal l g a m e on Hie lawn of tin* luxende hall. \ ot hoi st o-* •‘ ai d inmate* Mal e Vndei xori . IT, a nd F i a n k Unwel l , 11i, r a n d e e p i nt o t he f n i'll up ' g e n e t a 11*lit Fai 1 I 111‘ \ st u * k Willi *idm*il t'l k ' . i d iiiil • pi **x!•- t hey kimyy to ( d a y it cmd. bow • M. onda t y mii a p a s * p l a y , di*- r.v. «m etoM (« Mopoa b.lux), add tait.u nlS Watata ol |illi ted InfnmtliM tfcoit Itw Oty, atir to | m n IwMdtaUlK and rout hist a ito.ioua .to dtl>|lit1to nlconit W c lc o q F a | i p e a i e t i t b r n u g l l hl i sl i e- b “fi|et»ng t he f i el d iilul well* bisl 4i c e k -ieri tunning up a div h i d i Mwa i d l a b Ip m o u n ­ Virginia rrlriwkt |*. It. link 1214 Sanford tain. I'hjllta llugrnatrin FA 2-b254 l.aka Mary c a n b u y . a nd t he la*tli r I ht t i gs ' ter Mm rl* of tli ill a I • Min Ml il t cem.l Tl, wi l l Ml- up a 1 e. * ui V bnb lot f»i I la N mi e d • 1i >ti a t •. 1 c a l l * tndii x' * li g h si hiMi] griubuitex <In* iiflw .1 vlicd. llcl.-nr M, S a u i Ho t a , Fl ot ida l*U|* n a ­ t i o n a l c o m m i t teeyv oi i i an, and R e p V\ rttuim F i t a m e r , tin* \n 11113 A II nun e, h e l p in As i a . A f r i t s . Latin A in* r u a At Inone We bv» wi l l i li# tug p i >i«pM) M\. f t . i Ht i g never* 11ndex* lie m To Attend Meet w i p i n g mil p o v e r t y . I i x i x n g up I -litin A nn i i c a . c l r mixing t h e st t e a m s , taking t i m e year o l d* fi- n (Millet pr r o l i g e d a n d in o f t e n h u f f l i ng, d i s r o p lifting pi-iiples we liy to Ay *omplcx. in the rant Sherit. Having failed so fai to push the t'nmmuntst rreed to any important degree m Africa, both Mnifow and Peking are seeking to push their political mteresta by exploiting Afri­ can national movement!. complete Do you w i l l what Christ said1in reply? Memorize it: "But our English composi­ "The’ Sabbath was made for tion teachers would grade us man; not man, for th« Sab­ off! bath!" "F or they demand that we Tartly, Je*u* reproved tliem always have a subject and a for bring slaves to what w i f predicate w.tich makes a com­ intended simply as a helpful plete thought before we end rule of conduct. with a period. Many religionists, as well "So what should we d o?" as school teachers, are thua Give your teacher* what enslaved by fhe mere ' ‘let­ they demand! ter nf Ihe law." 17. is a high school journalism Rut reserve your own judgThey miss its basic purpose student. merit as to the purpose of ‘ Dr. Crane." site began, “ 1 or intent. speech, am editor of our school newsHu. i! your grades depend II is to transfer ideas, paper. on meticulous attention to a thought* and emotions from I "So I doubly enjoyed your respinster’s Interpretation of one person to another. grammatical laws, then givo |rent columns about the psy­ Speech t spoken or written) is her what she demands. chology of writing. thus a tool hut not an absolute "F or example, you told us But wrfen you are writing for monarch over us human beto thop jnir sentences Into profit, whether scenario*, , . * **• ^ angs. short stories, prire contest let* shorter units. ’ , „ . . , , . It is a means to an end and ler,.—or even love letters to * \nd sou even urged u» to , " , , , , . not a law- unto itself use fragment* of complete your Sweetheart, then use tW -lesiis was nnre severely cri modern pr(nt psychology, such ventenrrs, setting them up a* . .. __________ -ttrireil tier*use his - followers as: on the Sabbath broke off some (1) Dialogue your opening heads of ripe wheat stalks paragraph ia« shown each day Then they rubbed them be­ in these Case Records). tween their pattn* to extract For quotation mirks are tha the kernels of wheat, after Its Walter C. I’arke* most dramatic print aymbola, Th, mlminiidration is bu.y ^ ,ho '‘ h’’ "'- since they indicate at least two building „ domeatre ,se.ee ! “ Aha* ’ C hrlsf. people are involved. corp*. Judging by the sound* hfttt columnist critics, "you And when two people gel to­ fiom « neighbor's house, tin base violated the Sabbath! For gether, anything may happen! il i- unlawful to do any work need is urgent. Suspense is thus increased by on the sabbath." quote marks. " ■ **Tl)ik was the major pillar Oklnhomu City t ee n- ag er (2) I'se short paragraphs (of underlying the Jewish religion use * e m p t y b e e r c a n* ns h a i r two or three line length), .it that time r o l l e r s t o nchievs* t h e f a s h i o n ­ (3) Use the actual Arabia a bl e ‘ * non- c ur I y look,** T h a t ’ s numbers, such ni 3. 4, or 1, a new t w i s t , instead' of writing out those • * * numbers as "three, four, or 1 1h i l l i ng t eel b 1 a n be bin five " t u g , " *«)■ ■ * a l e a d i n g d e n t a l Your eye. on a tarhistoscope authority ThritS the mum (flush exposure machine! mat­ TAM PA i h P h Florida idea, i sn' t it. thn ’ ches numbers quicker than Republican C bun man Tom • • • written worsts I' nii field Hi own will attend I'be Olyl t > mc w u ml t T s if 1 Psychology Applned" in your the t»h|* Mat**- c h a i r m e n ' * tin- c r o p o f Ne w Year' hahi ex Consult Tny college tea Ibook confcieine in Flilcagu Thurs­ wi l l g i o w up to b e c o m e 1111st local library for further rules, day arid bvu other Florida or send for the bsKiklet "How al go- for tin* pn - i nol he r u s e d l i f l n m l x wi l l tiMriid j| tin l ionto Write Salable Copy," enclos­ In h a k e out o f p a c k a g e d pie 11 I c o m mi t t e r m e e t i n g F r i d a y , r nxi m i x e s a nd p t e f n h r h nt ed and S a t u r d a y in t h e w i n d y ing a long stamped, return en­ velope, plus 2UC. filling*. city. •Isira Norris TK H-I5I4 S. Seminal* dif­ A fries a |*at nAt they Ithem selves. Jnil ftson In Iks of saving nr a l e a d e r s h i p f In#I w a x I hi m l of life -Si* icn itfiien*i t at 1for and remaking large stretches of Upon us h a r e U *«** d e i a d r s mi r hop#* n»« x f af e i i a M o l i r * a g e n t af the Amerfean lands* *p#. #if a f n , u ? a» Of the two Communist gi­ ant*, Red Chine has hern mak­ ing bigger inroads Into the s i n e s a . tilB i.ow , f e u o o s am p n s u i s s s African scene. m i s s v oi.tu i . i x s , - <i * * . t. i ■*•••«.. One of the objectives of HSH.II . JOBS SOX HOHBHTALK1AXIIKR ..... AdvertisingDiracloePan-African unity has been to AA.s . sip . kdU.r „ „ „ „ „ form a group strong enough Doris rl.liam s Advarilslag U ia «i»r to keep Africa out of the cold Saalatr ICiltor JARI* INOKMAKKI O orriE A t a r i * Aaalaaaa Msa**sr City KJllsf m o WILLI Jl UV WfcLLB Mschislrai Hupi RILL VI.UK1T O saty Mdllsr SiAff phuio*rapB*r Paue 1-A ) munist stirrings have played thru purl. Inti Afi nit's own d i vi s ion* a i r an m t e t m i l p u r l S o me o f t he Herald Area Correspondents Al.imiintr Springs Mrs. Julia Hsrt*s R38-131R Bruce Thought For Today • •if * ff Barbs The Smithsonian Institution in Washington-considers the method so significant an advance in the peace­ time use o f atomic energy that it is currently devoting an exhibit to it. What has a man from all the toil and strain with which he toils be­ neath the sun?— Keel. 2 :22 . u Worry Clinic cars and daily newspapers could pos­ sibly escape knowing about Red Chi­ na and Viet Nam is a question many .people will ask. Another likely reaction is to ques­ tion why these people should be al­ lowed to vote. If they’ve never even heard of Red China, how enn they take any intelligent part in deciding our national policy toward that coun­ try ? It’s a nalurnl reaction, but where do we make the cutoff point between informed people and ignorant people? Who is to decide who is intellectually qualified? A minimum number of years of schooling? But some of the “ don’t knows” in this survey were high school graduates. It's nlsn n good way to disfranchise minority groups. It should be recalled thnt during World War II. because of wartime necessity,,only an extremely small circle of highly informed, trained, intelligent people participated in some of the most important decisions of the time. They made some terrific blunders. Wn still suffer from.them. No. It’s still ns Winston Churchill said: Democracy is the worst govern­ ment there is—except for all the oth­ er kinds that have ever been tried. Atom Also Helps <) f 1. • • - 1.4 k Mildred Haney 4SK-3A31 Ileltuna iitaopier.iding a* a l a*at mk in N ill 1 ratp t* co » Nnrt h H e a c h a n a Miry Ge.llnga Hear l.ake 2»3-«M7 Bophir Haines AfiS.4402 Drllsry Al l I xav I* VIr I ' r e xul e nf , g o In d — Aui l hfM 1 pli*n Sm* |i«t * nimment »n l ohlixnn a t i U -|mi y e r t y pM* g f a m Sales were up a whopping 45% in ’64 ... and already showing greater gains for *65! W o rld ’s durability champion perform ance! Proved high re~ ‘ sale value! Econ­ o m y - a n d - s ty le leader in its field! So why wait? Put your money on the winner—today! Comet HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, INC: 109 North Palmetto Avenue -tf n 4 e �f #y< *** i*f I**. . .Horoscope F o re ca st T h in t ir , January 21, IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES: Yea et« *11 too 'apt to be ell ■teemed up to do the thing* you wl*h to do, bat which ere not necessarily rkry good for you. You er* too inclined to rick whet It wlie end discreet for ■erne repayment of whet you regard ea a wrong. In* ■teed, fecue upon getting your effeire in perfect working or* dtr. Ratal. ARIES (Merck II to April II) Get right down to ell the datiee that ere before you, whether et borne, office er in the buttling world of buaineas. Inaugurate new end efficient epitome. Get ell behind you quickly. TAURUS (April 20 to Mey 10) Get buey putting talent* to work Instead of elttlng around getting ether* to do your bidding, eepecially elnco you er* apt to bo eery change­ able, Mere fun a* well. G«t into i n t e r a c t i n g thing*. GROW, GEMINI (Mey II to June 11) Getting mature improved at home la beat way to ipend thle day, ea well ea by allow­ ing loyalty end affection. Get ail running tmoothly. Than focaa attention on lncreeelng abundance. MOON CHILDREN (June St to July 21) U»* that bril­ liant mind inUlligently on betUring your poaltion in life Inataed of Ulklng out.of turn with wrong peoyl*. Study more. Thia gire* you an **ln" ..quickly at right place*. LEO (July 22 to Auguat 11) Put thoa* idea* to work that mean an increaa* in your income, end learn to’ be'more economical a* well. Get bill* paid quickly io you can forget them. Then on to bigger thing*. VIRGO (Auguat II to Saptalber 21) You er* feeling oatantatfoua, dynamic a n d ' want to force other* to do what you like, but they are in no aurh mood. Study, impreva your health, apptaranc*. Go out aocially but act ciroumepectly. LIDRA (September 22 to October 221 Think before you moke the radical ebangaa you are contamplatlng and than do ao quietly and with wladom. Show generosity with thoa* who daierve it, incraaae preatlge you now enjoy. SCORPIO (October 2S to November 21) Getting Into lone Joint project with other* la fine, provided you do not try to take over completely. Releaee time for aoclebllily. R« at your charming heat SAGITTARIUS (November 21 to December 21) It'a all right to handle civic mailers today, provided you do not get eyrlted and want to run tha whole ihow. Other* would ro•ent thia. Blay In your right­ ful petition, be charming. CAPRICORN (December 23 to January 20) lntercating new channel* of axprotlon are open to you now, eo be ■ure you plrk the right one. l.nok Into written material, etc. carefully. Read your pa­ per conscientiously to get right rrsulUf, A W A lift's (January 21 to February IV) Make out those reports with th* aid of ex­ pert* and follow advirs given. Many situation* before you need fine attention. Don't waver from your original in­ tent. PISCES (February 20 to hfkrrh 20) Talk Ihlngi over with partners In a quiet and objeetiv* manner instead of 1 getting involved In histrion­ ic*. Forget prejudice. Come to a real understanding that help* everyone. IP YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, ha or aba will be a ■tickler for perfection, ao be ■ure to el ent the education along auch line* as th* law, raadicina, research, etc., tine* the ability to coordinate mind and phyalcal endeavor ia re­ markable. Show that criticism , must be coni l ruelira If It ia to da any good, otherwise it i* injuring to both partita concarntd. Fin* promiao hare. --. "Th* Stare impel, they do out com pel." What you ■ah# of your Ufa la largely up to YOUI Carroll Righter’a Individual Forecast for your sign for February la now ready. For your ropy tend your blrthdeta and 91X0 to Carroll Rlghter (The Sanford Herald), Bos 1021, Hollywood 28, California. D ra ft Choice DENVER (UPI) — Th* Denver Broncoa have aigned their elath draft pick, Syra­ cuse's Tom Wilhtlm, a 0-foot2, 200-pound tackle. Th# eigning gave th* Bronco* elz o f their top 10 draft chokes. Iddle 41 Clock fecca 42 L'nbtnd 42 Free of coat dleUUlte 41 Adjacent 4* Saxhorn * 2 Piece out *4 Observe 1 FT" I- I - r- IT" it rr ( 10 IT - h ;n r T ■ ■ IT ** HE T 14 ■ IT w * ii II l| r r 3" 8T r~ ; ii' ” ST ■ ri * * * * sr u T u it Nnsrirat KNnjtrKt» «■ u r H assn. ID <, A * & 7/1' ■Hr /•«* �. >?v- u 1’ \ £j> ' Z y^W * . % # * ' %V ' ‘•"^V* % Want Ads Are Community Conversation — .Read and Use Them! Call 322-5612 8. Pets A Supplies « FT. SOFA. 2 Matching W in s AQUARIUMS ft (’ Pairs, Marbla Top Coffee TROPICAL FISH 111atbaat Quality from the Baft Tablt. Provincial Styling ft Hatcherlaa, Lowtil dlacount In ticallant condition. Sti­ prlcae. I# a. m. . ■ p m—- ll**. DAILT— FIMMT FRIENDS, I Mllaa South at Sanford an TEAR END CLEARANCE Classified Phones rr «m •■■till Ceaat r Ph 425-5938 . • INCOME ■"* 51is-31.a ?!NS > && l *rl - AA H ll.B 0 n .5 0 1 1 .S Q 6 to 10 I I | 1.80 I 1.50 I 1.10 11 to 15 |3| 1.50 | 1.89 H - 8 3 i n t o 20 |4 1 1.30 I 2.52 I 3.80 Z1 to IS I5 1 1 . 5 0 H . 1 5 I <.75 26 to 30 |« | 1.301 3.78 1 B.70 M inim um A d — I l.lpr ( f l * t 8 -letter n a r l i » e r llaei • IJM dlnlmum CkiriA A ll a k l p R a t e A d a a t l - | ) a y I t al a re .rg -i CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST classified $1.50 (M inim um InrliN iiispla V Per Inch of 1 colum n Er r o r s T i n JV#r*1<|. f r i l l no( h* C L ir r iN O Juanita 522-4174 12. Special Notices m * i ntr##*— Pfnt |i«|| DUtlRet lip to 5 #•- TAX laker lio n • RENT COPY DEADLINES 12 Noon Day Rrfora I’ubliratlnn For Inwetiiuna and Killa (Sal. Noon P7ir Mnndij) 1 . I.ipit K Found ItUrk Billfold. Contain# P t r a. Howard- Yjtuaht# Pa • 4 11 * L* *i»T Ho.! A H#*l. Nu Sport. handlf mi*Pint I I I •Tit'* I,*.HT Pm IVTKU. 14 m i old. White « Ith lllirk, rijiiitteil ‘ HSiie ‘ L »t vl* intty ..I Itlf Trr» ewemp JuM north i f Djnetronlcp on Jen IT H«* A-aii m i - i h ; tT ii;- r 4 > » I'errtunaLs l. ll h«v» • drink Inv prob* 1r iti Write T- O. Bui 131*. N4 rtfor I mtddlf «t« d . wi\h w l l live jn •» compinlon w id o w •n taedy • tn ** nford \11 \ It \ I h *, i« ■ <i it i i In H. w ii ii.it » n lr * hom e Boi Nereid j i tin * teltl, ' Not 1k* * Inkliif iii Mir >1• j Ik Y ou > <>u i • it'H I f Init ell * t|i -r •11 ! *' SK.MIN'ul.K I.OlHiK Nl ILSl.V'i XM* l ‘<i\V.AI.I.si'ENt i: lit..- II'KNCE p . . It, >■ 142", Sanli.nl, Fla :n " hul Tit IIXV XX K I’ll 122-4771___________ •l. ejiutv Cine A I•t: REALTY Ji.l'.n "pan d. ly ft » r . by appta. Maytan Haiti! l l l- 'i * > " JIAII RIET T* Raauly N o o k , aoft waiar, avanln, app'ti lui So, Oak, 111,1742. CUT'N CURL Uaauly Shop H i I’ almatlo Ava II2-0I1I Exanlng A pp olnt ma_ nl «_ _ (>. Child Cure Wui;Ut> Lika ( Chlldran. a*»a 1. I ft 5. Fix a -taya a waak rtsAuvnibtf 135- 1447. rm i.D c a h i: E l tiH 8. i'e ls & Supplies D‘ »‘ IS HEEEIVED fur Adop* lion, bearded A ftkit AI Ream# l.rtKus. 1700 W Mlnnraota. Drlaan.1 Ph 714*114* NtiTII1.NO Ik l/JffT until * ID raid Want Ad Ia Ml to' find It! Legal Notice 1% 'l ilt: t l l i i t t r I’ OI IIT OF T i n : x i a tit j I m i i a i . r m t:t IT. in A M I Flit* SKMIAULE ( III M Y . Ft.lt III DA. IN IT IA M'EH V Ml. IIAV1 I’ .XTItICIA ll.AROIN UARXVICK I'laint If f, va ROBERT L BAHAVIi ’ K. l'-fandant NOTH 7; o r at IT TO. ROBERT L BAR WICK. Dafandant Tnu arc nrrrt.y nollflad Ibat a Rill of Complaint for Divorca baa barn flla-l aitalnai r- u. and you ara ra^ulrad lo aarva a co.»y of your Anawar or I’ laadln« to lha Hill of Complaint on tha ri a l n tl ir a Attorney. BAR­ RY R NA'IEK. Ona North Or* an ;u Rulldlo*. Orlando. Florida, and Ilia tha original Anawer or I'laadlng In lb* off leg of tha Clark or tba Circuit Court on or bafora tha Ith day of Feb­ ruary, 1145 If you fall to do at, Judgment by default will ba taken agatngt you for tba ra. Ilo; damanded In tha Bill of Complaint. DONE AND ORD ERED at Sanfurd SamlnoU County, Flor­ ida, Ibl* 4ih day of January, lilt . . (SE AL) . Arthur It. Bachwlth. Jr , Clark, Circuit Court. Semlnol* County. Sdorlda Dy: Martha T. Vthlaa Deputy Clark IIAHRV R. NAOER Ona North OranfO Bulldlnv Orlando. Florida , Attorney for Plaintiff Fubllak Jan. «. 1L 2«. I t . I M i Q D li tlltia Lualra par day. Carroll CAMERA SALE Elaclrla BBAUTI FUI . bath hirnia 222-7*75. OLD COENTRT AUCTION BARN AUCTION SAL E: Every ratuaday Nlmht T:0ft p. m . 1 Milt E ta l of Sanford on Rt. *U Adding Mechlnn - Typewrllera Lot ua aalt Tour Marchand'tt Salra • Rantala . Repair. fnr you. Wo will Buy outPOWELL'S OFFICE SPPPLT rlahi. Barn optn Dally. LE WIS U. UKI.L lAuctlonaart FORMER Agent of tnleriiat I’ h 722-1740; 1 2 1 -l i l t or Revenue Service prepare. In­ 322-7470. come Tam Return# by ap­ pointment I'OI Park » v r . 1J 1(111 I’ rottln Panaola Hay— Th 122-1*7*. Eraaat tUcfcneU. la ll«. CKRESOl.t BROS.. Pln>w av Or Ph 1J2-I22I D P ’ K'H T A X SERVICE tldi Dnuctea Ave. 721-7111 15. Spedul Services HOME IMPROVEMENTS. ROOFIN'!, PA1NTINU A IN r'l’ I ATIS'O Financing ArranRe-l 322-221? .'il. Arl iflrs K«r Kent UK N r a in: i> Hollow ay' ItnkpUat, [I i b y Bede. |ijr Day, Week, or Month. i*ak Ik KtW rrnNirrur w __ 1»I 322-&181 OFFKRJ.Nd A sri-rciAI. HKIt- m VtCK? .More th in 4<‘ n«n r#.v1» eri »ra TIi* ts.mfor'1 Hern 1*1 'El. Wnnliul Til 1tilv rlavilfltd mla daily- Halt* ji» low a* Me ji*r )tn# per day* W A N lE D Dial x : x * i n : or 4 i*-i »x i ami f i t f u l Fruit — tfumltn, hirion place your ad! Hrcivn, PI nr* ppl* & KeMlinitP LEE M A \ !( El ELD. |l>>tided . FIX1T SHOP Fruit Buyer. pt». 33?*4S44. N E W LOCATtoN” vnt N.I Franrn >::-4771 W E BUY t'aed Furnlturr a*rt* p!r« r nr huu*efu1. Furey 17. Jnnlloriitl Services Prddiiif At Furn 1*0',, |r»\ VV lei Ht 12! fcSyL TENTflCH MAINTENANCE ITPKle FT UNI T ITII K. Mler Service A Kuppll^* Drme. Plney Wood Au«tlon :S81 H I'ark I»r S:2-4II3 19. Iluilders Supplies SELL II^Mante Ave 1!!-^^" 20. Hnrdwnre Senford’s Moet (’ omp’ ete FED W lL L I IMS 1111w 18 I E :*th ' PLUMBINO Well Furniture \%ith ih e Ce e h M ’ PKIl 1 HADING I ! ! ■n8TT POST 5,1, Furniture For Sale Umed furuit.iir ADpileni;**. tu de. • ic. Il i* M • Derry p Me it Sanford A v*. ph 1.2-4 Id! Upholkf er 1r»pr A Met tree* reinftva >11i ic N•- w e a I' ** ti F ll r nI lure r i l l N i Hfddtnf Mfie En *t ;»•! » *Dry Av- I L 5117 VI A i m FURN Hu v bell — Tr*dv 111 1^ I i #i 12; **r 23. I'nlnllnK 21. > our E rvi« t CRKK ESTOTATE Coni recti h i Hep* Ire FH EC ESTIMATES R L HARVEY 184 Benford Ave S3S H P PAIVTLMi A REPAIR P‘. 1: 3 M R t'.H Cjulck PAINT clo*e out H p>tre QltYOflBY Lt*M HER CO W DKk Drilling WELL® DRILLED. PPM TI SPRINKLER »Y *T K M « All Type* end Slat* W r Repair a.id kr-rvic# S T I N E Machine ami Supply f'o w and mi »:: m b 1.1• H, n,k.* A, i'Difnllyr# AT FA l TDIIY PHB‘ K8 t i t Maynnlu If5 -c x;i 29. I'lioto (N s* K<|uipnient W lEHi'LDT S CA M K IU SIP'P n»e He it From AN Y-ui Film a *' !D» 8 Park Ave, Hanford lit). Itiiblnc—< Opporl. T ease ** SERVICE STATION. for 30. Home Appliances Ofsod LoretUn. fiend Product! flood Tramline Hi PHONE LJpALLY 1X2- 4341 NEW MAJoK IVnueetfuld Aft* or apply to Hi* plleniei at 16% above our rnai We § u t r i n i n low Fat VVHK OIL COMPANY pb»-M Contact JuMan b n ME* IIANirg OP!** »RTI - NITY glna 123-1441 or rail J 4k H Trading Poet, Inc , 23**9 H Dieael mg ine end electric mo. Orange Uloaeom Trail, Or* E*r repair enxJ overhaul laolUndo. liiy ** th eerahiiah*d hu#l« ne»a at t at* g )c 8a it ford luce • NKW APPLF A NEDS a* W i r » tiiio .rrirmpUtely * i*n|.i]»#d houie 1'riuaa— Frl k dalre And in Linde* 8 pure Pa rig, Hot pnlm. lie a , 7-ernih, etc • and Real Eaiale (in­ f e l l Chari)# Gormly colJert ly 117,000 with a* little aa At Aeaoclatfd lladlu A TV*, |7,u00 down. Owner financed t i l l N Orange A ve . orl»n* do 422-2S14 MILLER RADIO &. APPLIANCE Advance m i l on WE8T1NGH0USE .AIR CONDITIONERS 111 • alaa ft Sarvl"# 8,. Park — 222.0212 s .yN f o r d e l e c t r ic ; G K, Apkllanc*#— N*w A Uee-1 U I Magnolia JJJ-U42 HATTHDAY HALF. Uatd Refrlgeralor, Waebere a Hbivn 1X01 >: Celery, Ph 12X 9110 ur 111-0712 31. .Musical Instruments Plano Servicing A Tuning Gen* Cum bee — I ! 2 M il IMano Tuning and Repair W L liar mun — S 2:-45 ll 35. Vacuum Cleaners SANFORD VACUUM SVC. "All Makaa" 2555 S Park Ava 1 22 -i l l l : '■ 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds SANFORD FE ED STORE ’ Whale Corn I M I — 1*0 Ibe I-aylnc Maah IS 17 — l«a iba. l lo « F*ad 14 17ltO Sanford Ava. 112-7710 ONION PLANTS Cryatgl XVn. Swgat Spanlah. M 110 0; 100 11,40; 0 M lota II 00 FOB A. M. Ffavali, 141-2110. Sevilla. Fla- 50. Misc. For Sftl* FENCE l ’OSTS; craoaotad Cypra#e 4*' I 1* s 7 ft. long, SOc gg. Ph. 1:2 1114 U8 ED Tape Record#ra, Ampll* flerg. Speaker*. l l « l W . Ird * ML. 111.7411, SOUTHW ARD U litveetment a N Per k Avt Realty 121*1171 71. .Mali* Help \lnuii’ (J W ANTED Man, Wuallfled. lo fide nmi* «trlvlnae. Ioiik dle' larii-v, Trailer Truck. Refer* eiiiii, Agt Hoii 117* bjtjford Herald 73. Male ur I’vmair Hrlp BOOK K EE I T ll. X nlgl.ta a month . Pal! after I p m TK l - l l l l . * PAt’ KEHS epd line operator* needed by food product# plant, located in Hanfotd. M m ! be relllbl'e, age 21,-IS. Ear# Ilent o p p r l uitlfy fur adxa nr e me nt « Ith large cun* pany operallriK eeherai plants In Florida Hepl>. elating pre•eni employment and reference* and phone number Writ* 101 UPoplar Ml Sanford, Fla Payton Realty I ROOM A T T . nicely furnlahaft. , private Entrance A private hath. 2*n| s. Elm. 113-2107. Stemper Agency $100 D O W N FI1A - VA HOMES EH A - VA Ball-Blair Apency AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 2 AUTO GLASS SEAT COVER CO. Stenstrom Realty • Ren Howland • • • Charlie Craig Bob Thnmta Frank tlrunaun The Dodge Boys Seminole County Mta. 1801 W ea t 1st Street Sanford, Florida V W GHIA • Sedans • Hnrd Tops • Convertibles • Slntion Wngons Complete Selectiun 59’a Thru 6l'a *200 • $300 Down $10 - $60 Month 100% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 llaya — 1,000 Milra On All ~ , Uard VW'i, Salea — Parta — Service Faetory Autharbrd Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. So. Hwy. 17-92 Hanford, Fla. 322-1835 W H Y NOT MAKE IT A Two Car Fam ily ? St. Johns Realty w*T_, TNIC TIME 1 L-- TED FIRM 15 • N lark A%# XT *15* « STALL, cement bkn k (Jar ■ llf, DOW ||l I'M ii t IVled** M l •4*: .u 1*. 111# (tovcriiinviit $100.00 D O W N P' fen Inn nf * 1 and, 4 Ti-dr m* 1*i' »teii in va r !<>u* >* 11<-ri * mt ‘ e ti ford Imuted* I >e Delivery MOM III.V PAYMENTS FROM $r»iM)0 FUR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR trurka. Trurka them oxrr. You'll l»c gtail jo u did. Moat Strickland-Morrison Ford In Sarfnrd, R EA LTY 3I7-H13 x :l «?f*a SX3-0MI Tark DrlT* 1124 N A T IO N A L BANK '^ P O S S E S S IO N 1 $ $ $■ $ '63 Chev. I I 199*ball H9 mo. ‘62 Falcon 11099 bat. 336 mo. '62 Metro. 1669 bal. 132 mo. '62 Falcon 1997 bal. $37 mo. '60 Rambler |H96 bal. 136 mo. ;60 Ford I6N4 bal. |31 mo. '60 Volka'W. f 7,96 baf. IZ9 mo, '60 Mercury 1999 bal. 139 mo. '60 Cor*air H97 bal. 117 mo. '60 Ramblrr 1997 bal. 137 mo. '39 Plymouth 1199 bal. 124 mo. '39 Cher. $399 bal. 123 mo. '39 t her. |499 bal. 924 mo. *59 Punllar 1*97 bal. 119 mo. '39 Renault I49H bal. 123 mo. ‘39 Ford 1199 bal. 124 mo. *59 Plymouth 1299 hal. 117 mo. ‘39 Cher. 1847 bal. *37' mo. '38 Cher. 1299 bal. SIT mo. 'SI Chgerolal 199 haL 12 mo. 'I I Cadillac 191 bal. U n o. ’I| Dodgo |39 baL 91 mo. ' l l Mercury $99 bal. |1 mo. iftift SANFORD OPEN Theae Burgalns Also — Small Equity Down Payment of $200 00 S u t l e r StxlO I Bed Rongi. U y Btatler I 7 il0 I Bad Room, l l j EVENING S Romford, Florida I22-4 8 61 National Repoaaeaalono Inc. ClD Q C ~3 Y J 295 61 Ford 6 Paaaenger Station Wagon. V-8, Automatic Tran»mle»lon. Power Steering, Radio. Ilrller, Luggage Rark, Kleclrlr Rear Window and Factory Air Condition. Nica *P1 White Flnlah and rfolid*'Body, sj Good Running Condition. 195 63 Chevrolet Vj Ton Plrk-Dp. Economy 6 Cyl. Fjtglna, Smooth Operating Automalic Trinimlinlon and Pleetalda 7 H Bed. Clean Truck Throughout. * 595 63 Triumph Spitfire Convertible. Whita Finieh, While £ ^ i Tor, Black Laalheretta Interior, d 1 J Bucket Heata, and Other Sporla K Car Featureg. A Real Uaauly For ^ * Panel Regal SOilO 1 Red Roam. Front Kitrhrn L lrar 50*10 2 Red Room, F ro n t Kitchen, Parly American (•Irnco 30(10 I Red Room, Front Kitchen Star SSiIO 3 Red Room Front Kitchen 295 62 Uambler Custom 1 Itnor Sedan, Slick Shift Wlth,V-S V 1 l-inglne, Power Steering, •Power g llrakea, Healer, A Air Cunditlunrd. 59 Volkswagen ON THESE ’65 UNITS 595 *395 Don’t Delay! Tomorrow May Be Too Late Bath Bath Quality Mobile Homes, Inc, Highway 17-92 AVE. t 1 1 )1 / 62 Chev. Biscayne 2 Door. 6 Cyl. With Htd. Trineminion. Radio and lltaler. This Mobile Home is A 19fi5 Slallcr 55*12, 2 Bed Room, l ' i Baths And Is Priced At 45GOO.OO, And SturtInif At 8 O’clock Saturday, January 23^The Price Will Drop $50.00 Every \\ Hour Uni il Sold. If You Are In The Market For A Mobile Home — Take Advantage Of This llulrh Aurtlon. The Adjusted Price Will Be Reported Every \\ Hour On WHIY. At 195 62 Ford 4 Door Slntion Wagon. V-8, Auto- F # malic Tranamiaalon, Power Slerr- ^ 1 ing. Power llrakrn, Radio h Healer, y and Farlory Air. A Special At DUTCH AUCTION SALE Take A Look With Only A 62 Oldsmohilc *‘9H” Holiday Coupe, l ull Power In- Ip' A i rludlng Seals ami Vklndiiwa, 111| din, Ilealrr. mill Farlory Air, I 2J-1 ill Fla. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 4 lith . t 10 ply tlraa. A Dutch Auction Is faolnu To Snve Some Lucky Buyer A Bag Full Of Money On A Brand New Mobile Home At Offt-e Mghte CAS WALKER’S — uacil all liavr Z aprrd ailra. h ;J j i 2(1 — JIM H U N T lot. echool hue »t diHJfI paved read Will finance Collem 111 3911 M A I N O F F I C E ; • ml. So. or S s s fo r d on I T H , ona block Weal on Seminole Ave. Ph. Collect M A - l t l l . W o eonaider it a pririlrge tq put you in ■ New Home. by ant) l "« k and Sales Broker rheum. 2 ba th h urr, X| n n L.MJIE n terprise a (Inc arlertiiin uf Management IMMEDIATE vu.ru pa nr | - Hi e* utlvc type, beaut If ui f bed- Ja n . 22. t »65 2 I'M . Fair Grounda— Orala. Fla. Tom M rtiu irt, naliun'a beat kn uu n hurarman in r h a r ( r . Onr hundred quality horarg to lir gold. I t r f iaterrd IJuarIrr Horarg, Itopiny ilorara, Appalooaag, and brat broke Cow Horara. Auctioneer will be Hilly Walker, ona of the nall»n'a brat kno»n. For drtaila ron tact Cag Walker, 2S3S (iaaton Ave.. K n o tvilla, Trnn., Flume 523 6383, or a r t Mr. .Mrtauire at Fair Grounda Orala, Fla. Jan. 20. 2| , 22 and 21rd. hatr Properly n o t H rark Ave. f i t 1X12 anytime JANUARY HORSE SALE Yra, e r V A - F HA Seminole Realty SPACIOUS 4 Bedroom, Loch Arbor, l i t t*t:.u TRUCKS — TRUCKS — TRUCKS lhat arc reailr to go nut ami tin a ilaj'a wiirk. Coma ^100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES S EV E RAL Outllan.tlng 2 A I , ixoifouin Hornoo avallal.1# In all Araaa ol Sanf.-i.l, I^«l u. fhow you Aeuun.I! . ■ ow ned lion)''* 9V Iitiukies For Sale - ni~a ■ i BEFORE BU YIN G SEE Pres. . GO W EST ON W E S T F IR S T ST. 111 SI. John Village— W . 4th., Hanford; Suburban Kalatra— 5 ml. W . on IS A ; ( ' p e t a l l.aka Park, Lake M a r y ; l.ay owood, Maine HI.. I.ongwood; Audubon Th., Woodward A t * . , IlcLand. Ilomra for immediate occupancy, W a ruatom plan and lluild on your lot or Oura. F I I A , V A or Cunxenliunal. HAROLD C. I.CM5AN, BKDROOM MeOarn Hama. I BDItM. Turn. Apt. Ill cutaway To Tha Waterway Newly decorated, k l 0 e h a n 1101 Magnolia. Ph. 111-1111, furniaheft. 1501 Summerlin, R. A. Wllllame. Robson Sporting Goods 17a Your CVtNR UDK Dealer UNFURN. Upaialr. APT. l i t 114.4.4 E. tat. Th. 111-11M UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom Du­ month. I l l Magnolia Ava. Inplet. Kitchen equipped. F t qulra dnwnatalra altar' I r 74 Ft. OR!.ANDO CLIPPER reliant location, available m. ar rail 171-41H. Il*»L It HP Jnhnt'iB Mot^r Fab. t. Th. 111-0174. with EUctrle at#tt#r. AH #«• FURN. Apt. t|0« Mallnnvllla. r#B#nl fori4UI*ipi p*rgain. L A K E r it O X T i L arfa 2 - baftJ, C. Xluri I an, Lf mon 11luff, ONLY I I I SO for rt-omy 2 Hdrm riMim. 1 b»lh. rnmplalaly Ottacn, KU. 5*urn. Apt.. D. room, flreplare, .furnlabaft, Dlahwaiher, deep all haat. 1701 Jxlagnolia. |:2treaaa. automitlo wtaher ft I I I ! or t:! -2 2 «a . dryar. central heat. |150 per mo. 122-4170. • SUN LAND, 1 Haft room, t bn Mi, 123-1201 2**0 Hiawatha at IT-12 H I month, 0 * 0 Down. Aa7 tteitroom bquee, l i m a parmanta. Complataly loOVKLT —t-------------------------- .. . Furn. or Unlutn. on large lot. fanra4. E t - I M I . 3 7tOOM Furn. A p t , clean, naar near ahopplng center ft Downtown, water furnlahatf. ar.hool Th. 121-1111. FH A • • VA HOMES 131-1111. SALES BROKER 4 IIKDIIOOM, 1 Full hath-, llv. From |tt*.*0 Down s run>M a p t . Aduli* w. Ing room ft ramity room, k it­ Ralanco on Eaay Tattna 10th. 122-IOOL chen with Electric Sieve, .lining area. Ullttiy room. CLEAN 1 Udrm. Kuril. Apt., 4«il JOHN E. FOX, Storage room, centra) *lr P*lm#tti>v )23-1tM tf i t r 1:10 Raaltar conditioning ft heal, Double P m,_____ * - -________ III N Park Ava. I l l -Dili rarpoita. t year leaaa l i l i per month. Call 127-MI* 2 REPROOM Houaa. nolhlns 108. Rooms For Rent ftnwn. Taka ovar Paymanta 2 II El *ROOM. 1 hath Hied, hit14( monthly. Sao at 1*4 May- . chen equipped, mark Bar. CLEAN ROOM for 5tan. 401 r<-«a Dr, Magnolia Ava. 131-073(1. Fla. Room. *7 to month I 4 "l ^ W ^ ^ w o o d I>r. f’ h 1)2-7511' t i l l M AONOL1A 115. Autos For Sale Drtva by thla praily I Bafroom homa an I U rsa earnar lota 102. Aloblle Homes • Sale n i l RAMBLER 1117.00. •17th S t ) . Naar Plnaeraat DON’S School. Shopping Cantar & “ You’ r# «uppoiid to lit WITH m#— not ON m«i SANFORD MOTOR CO. MOBILE HOME SALES Rat*. Hurrlcana chain link !("> French Ava. 13:- 4II3 fanca around anllra proparly ••Tour Wheel Feint# Dealer" 17 Model! In chooie from Trlca |lt I d . 14 00 Down. Pay95. Ilouisen For Sale 77. Situation Wanted ROR McKEE USED CARS OPEN 7 DATS A W E E K mania III 11 par month (plua NO MONET DOWN 111-1204 Taiaa ft Inaurancal. ti KEEN HUAI It MAtP, IrnnlnK 1:1-1112. 70t Franrh Ava. 112-0711 Hwy. 17-71 Longwnod, FI* Choir# lot* available In Or ten* b rti r of ljf»rli Arbor over look* '41 PONTIAC, Clean, Power IrnnlnK In my Horn.*. I f M l N 1-1 and I Reft mo me . I n ? K lit c^uree. C o e l o m •W rin g . h riikc n T l n t i d NK W and USED hoi ht i rig to your * pro l flee* 411*8#. Ph. )22-*3;4. /e re ffl lo N iv y men deilree A w n l n g i ft I’ a h a n a a n#allor-!n#urnr*Trade# tiona, Uraenbralr dwetoped nr «k-» nd *n-l ev*nlnR work Q F A I . I - Y MOBILE HOMES 41 KIAT, g4>i>tl Ciinilltlon, |«w 9X5»49ti 1911 8 French Ava ' by Urftrrncee Bn* IC- II Nereid. Hwy. 17-72 S 722-25*7 K I NO8 WOOD mtlFAR# Will accept h#»t of­ fer %1t*20 U.I.M AVK BI ILDERB. INC. 97. Houses For Kent DATS WOniC. Inference*. l’ h 11*7 HOUSE Tit AII.I’ ll. 5S rt 1X5*5074 i : » ‘ OTTo 10’ wide Fully eiiulii Rea|8J Fairmunt Dr. , 3 IIEDH«>OM. Pa rtlell) aauahle rhuna 245■ 275*_______ 118. Trucks l'nr Sale Tell them you e-t w |L in The lahed 17* mo x : : : : * : Sanford 11*'raid! 101. Trailer Simre - Rent l VJr4 IIMC T I II V K , gdOil mti'kREADY TO MOVE IN * nlr* i f'ontllfhin At I N#« 3 Red room. I baih, Fla lYnein Tir#« r * l l 9Z;*44l<> CAPAULK Women deeire* O f ­ TR AILKR UPACFS on Leke completely furnlabed. 8 prink* fice nr Selee wnrk. food Aebby. Aduli* only, ph 122ling •yetem, beautifully l *n l perlenre a r^ferenre* Bm 120. Aulomotixe Service : bi ' _________ __ ai aped. Orange* to pick. 119, Senford Nereid Quiet neighborhood Dili. Apartmenls for Rent JOHN 8 A ELS AtlKNTT 8 1 . I trill K g t a t e - Stale 111 x L EST ATE BROKER FURS Daraie Apt |\*iX* Tat Appraleal Hperlallat 5, X At 4 HODftOt'MS rue' I n I’ h I22-IU24 nr I27111 N P*rk 1X3-7174 !. I S A 2 MATHS ROMEHT A WILLIAMS 525* Inquire t i l l I’ almeiln Senkarik Glass and Paint Ktr uEN FquiPPrn , Realtor Dl PLFX. n#etit 1fully Decor* ! Company l o w m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s Ra i mritid Eundr|Utit, ($»« ed 1 bedroom. Adult# 115 11IV nln i p iu r p lm CNy. Xi 0 M* g n n11-t Ph. 122 4422 Fur * -(iiiplJte 1nformatl*'n 1 J M E ‘ Atlantic* l*enk ltl«l ir Xtie }*cr or (*a!| ATour 1•Room Kfficlency apt. with Auto (*!»•* Top* pvt lialh % ihowtr, euNeblc FFilNHIIIK!* I biJf-piii h*»ue# aX. henl Cover# for roiiple or #10*!* perpnn 3 4*1 I’ Aimilio. Plum* 325o*r retired All ulllUleV in f•T4. SALES BROKER & Heal I t ' a t * — Inauranoe « luded In re nl. Ideelly locat3rd A Park Ave I .’ I ' M ! | nrPRuOM I bttYv un r 1 on let it , within 1 block W e Nave Th e 11em * Fr»r T«u I ftirntshed I ml to be##, 5 of X free perking lot* end 104 W. InA SI I22 IMX block* to •hoppo* re tiler A •hopping center. Inquire at P A R T P M / ' l l EH ALL WOHK iH M U A N T K K n ech on l l veer le.i«e reimfrMan ur I J** i>*on Dept Flore r»M Huy lirnker o*,1 1120 mo 125 1(70 after 111 *: Kir *| Hi S H -I I9I Day or N.ght : «i PARK DRIVE 3 pm 122 242" 112 T415 l*| KAN 3 ttdrm 'Apt , K lichen M U IITS (-< »%l ri .F T KLT fur n!#hed In Kqutp, No pile. 1411 Kim MERLE W. WAUNEU i : < i:« i *.i - ii( i i eluding waehar. 3101 Mtg12: i n m i i t : CLKAN 1 Bedroom Apt. cln*e ncl'a Are. REALTOR In. w«t#r A light* furn 122 7"> So ParVt I f ! H2* REAI. Nirr: l nedroom Home *110 (<(V> I) nl lie*', Air Fond t9«»l W I t IIN. A.tf clove In 122 2*"* Ird 8t 1 1 2 :3 * 1 . L AKE A IfIGIIYV 4 T F HON I «I|I: I ‘ EI.TONA A r* 4» tin #prln« F ■sr 11 r* hjg * - * t aa l«-' 1D*ri •<f f f ! take, IMF *»«n EnIr i isi » D*41] y naw > m i tn1 uah I furui lined. 1-1 ei'irf vb'dr** Ian 1. X • if# •* « N«‘ ll a I'ur niluta mitaa fr« mn >anf#%rd 14 llinkftiK * In c^.i narkbe rr % farm* Ph 4•7 •1151 ^** n i 7 ■V2 ' 'pi •* * <Ui i 9 f •« A ‘'tttyfua Uearh Alan i » v r u l l.a ka Frnnf per ff ANTIQI*!* ^ A "Uisr mb' slim li 'ij»**b i f ui hlftlilfiK* lltisint'.HN Itoiit;i!m *; it l »-» b X$* n ui* ECHOLS HEDDI NO CO. I baaroom. 2 Lftka prlvlltcaa. 1 I BEDROOM, I Q bath, air con* ovarlooklnr lake. Low parmanta 171-1*72. Rnlllalcard. Canon. .Argua, tjray(laa, Olympua. Minolta, * olhara. Kayatana, Holiday, Ravira, Kodak, nail * Ha w­ ■ ALE: Tannli Short He pair. Surplus City, lo t \V. lat. aii. Towar A olhtr Movla Camarae. NE W | Door. Automatic Rnfrlirrrator with olliht tblpplnc Pawning or BurlngJ — *«e ui! damage, Fully guaranteed. A ' l P A W N SHOP Delivered Salo prlca If par) ! 0 ! Orlando I>r. ■ 52I.4270 f a n 1217,71, ona only 5204. T E R >1 B DICK S A Pi’ Ll - , FURNACE ANCE, Sanford Pliee H u t : Claanlnn ft Barrie# to Publla). | il-ltl|. SHEET METAL SPECIALTIES 106.. Apartments for Rent 121. Scooters A Cycles RAVK SNA PARK, I.OW mcnlh- UNFURN. Duplex, New. 1 baft W E L A K A APARTMENTS 1)4 '«4 VESPA, low mltavga. a*c»Ilent eond Contact Terry room, Terraiao floora. Ilia V.\ Fire) St. ly payment#. S*b#drdpm. 1 King. 133-0411 bath, klteban equlppe.t, bath. #rr##ned-ln porch, Ur*# tar Furn. Call 1)2-4010 afler FUnN. Apt Cl"*e In. Jtmml* lot. 1X2*41*1. I. Cowan. 533-4015. 123. Boats & Motors INVESTMENT ft RK ALT T t t l N Park Ava. 112.7172 T 4 B U r n O O M ..! Aofa baadda naw HKb Srkaal I I ,1*1. II Down, ( f t month or will acear* sooS uaaf Car aa it-wn paymant. Tk. ltl -7 11 1 aftar I p. m. Furniture NEED E X TRA CASH? A lireajil W an t- Ad aatla tboaa artfclaa no lonttar Banded. I.«w In coal— hl|h In reiulU. Dial 121*111 or 431-1451. 97. House* For Rent 95. Houiea For S ilt SOUTHW ARD Carpal Shatnpooer for only |l 22. Plumbing fe­ *r By Nadine Seltzer Co. . 0 . M. HARRISONS l l t l Palmetto 533-tW A & B CONTRACTORS The Vlerald roeerren the frl* aliens of reireilnn or rtrli* Iiik nr*r nU'ierdoemenl whlrb ll drfmi o(t|rr llonnhlc in i he pollrr « f thin n » w ipnper, I.t»sT SW E E T IE PIE SANFORD SBWfN O CENTER 111 So. Tark Ave 122-7111 SERVICE ■lotnalblv f**r *"»(• ,1 h*n «•• I uc'itrrrr I a»r*iJi Jin. 20, 1965— Pape S-A UNDER. TVhlta, t'-m-aile, Now li ma, Nacrhl, Pfaffa, loma a> 7 WEEK! OLD, pari Poadla low aa |* in The.e »ra tri'leDaga. 173-4241 or attar «:lo Ina or re|K>»f|«»d M del#, 5‘or p. m. 173-ttlS. evvrnplei Domaetlc <tlg-3!»* *"ld naw far 1217 pay nfk balanea *f i l l or IT monthly. POODLE iiik u n M b Im Ii #snforb Hwy, IT -K. 322-5612 Frewa Ot,* 50. Mlsc. For rials 1 Ml. So. Phone of Sanford 822-256) MANY ..MORE TO CHOOSE H O LLER . M OTO R SALES 2nd A PALMETTO 2507 PARK DR. • PHONE 822-623! 322-0861 1rtf �Hf* tmalarl Errall Page 4-A—Jan. 20, 1965 • THURS • FRI. -- . - *# - • SAT. 25th & X-Ray Unit Here On 'Do It Day' PARK SA N F O R D Thursday ha* been design­ ated "D o It Day" for Sanford by thi Seminole County Unit of the Central Florida TB and RD Association, Mr*. Lorraine Graham, program adminiatrator, announced to­ day. The mobile cheat X-ray unit ■will be located in front of Garrett’ * department atore, 200 Kaat Firat Street from 0:30 a.m. lo L pm. and from 2 to 4 p m. Local ritfrcns are urged to get their free cheat X-ray and also to mail their Rift to Chriatmaa Seal* If they have not already done an, Mrs. Gra­ ham aaid. The yearly fund drive cam­ paign paya for the TH and Rd Aaaociation’a year round program of education and for reaearch in three fields, ahe noted. All peraona over IN are eligi­ ble for tha free cheat X-ray Thursday. MAXWELL HOI SI OH “ EOMiKH’S” ALL GRINDS County Approves Two New Plats County Commlaaioner*. in a apecial meeting this morning, approved two plata fo^a hous­ ing development in the south­ western section of the county. The plat* were filed by rep­ resentatives of Spring Valley Gardens and Spring Valley Farms. Tbe former consists of four lot* and the latter 21 lota, commissioners said. The Commission met in apecial session »o that work on the development could be expedited. Tbe plats were pre­ viously approved by 'tie Zon­ ing Hoard and Ihe county cn gmeer, William limb. The two development* aie located aoutliwest of the III trratate 1 and Highway Rid Interchange. CHUCK POT ROAST Six Prisoners Flee Road Camp MODERN DETERGENT PORK LOIN ROAST Six priiuneii from thi* .State ]{ om<I r » m p in r a r ly h ih I ttn l» y I leI aMtl « f !•••! uuh GIANT mimic i r i r d t it on f«*r th* ni L o r n I pol i ce nu i Hi I In1 niv, al l w h i t e , at l l - n rn T h e y vtf us i«i»-ntif>e<l im Hu la ink J l a i n loth. JT», *■ » D e l tall, * i hihi* 1^ p ‘in U . hlofnl hul l nn-l bl ue v y . Ray iiiuroi i i o o f l mu n , 17, m .% f***»t, t vi o u o l o w, I Mti psiurnl*; hr ow n hai r iiilJ h i Ut* e> i f* Ito^ef O 'N eill, I ♦!, I if iiw n e y e i lin<l Morton Moinl : u«M\ POT PIES * otYi p i e x i o n ; Hilly J o e K e l l y , *J(i, f JV«*• fie't» hi X-Ini lien, hi*•ll*I A PPLES hai r fttnl bl ue r y p ; l«ir coi np l e x n m ; K1 1 H m \I h. tin deiu I ipt lull, lie Vi, hi h f llilt hehl for t h e S l a t e of lllin u*; J o h n W. W h ile , \H, f i l e f*A»t, n ne in rh en , 1 IN pmitvl*. Sho rtly p o li.e hi u f ter r lie r-expr, U n it iz e ' t l\ r * p o rt f»l h pickup lr ik k h«*i *t ppf'l t h e r e f o r jru* mul h i t wi i l i out FltFSH ’ N FRISI p u yin tf the H ill. T h e y "d\ th* tw n itiiiilriltp l o n l d hr tied 1•*- L E T T UCE g e t her . Citrus Industry Seeks Pickers T im it N n W ith T o u r SS O r M o rr I imkI o r d e r . I'lra s r.- V Yj LAKELAND (Ill' ll — The Florida rltni# Industry asked tiie federal government lo al­ low more offshore Iatan into the Sunshine Stale to harvest tbe (Top Under emergency conditions. Florida'* ritru* crop had been maturing faster than normal because of tbe ex­ tended warm weather wliirh tbe state bad been experienc­ ing so far this winter. And a frigid ruld spell tbe past couple of days lias worsened tbe situation nine It is expected to speed up fruit druppagv even morr. s oz. J c i t s PY-O-MY" FltOSTINt BAKERY SHUIULNE KRAFTS “ DAISY CHELSEA KI.HOW OIL I.ON'f 5 Persons Held In Assassination BUJUMBURA, U u r u o d l {UP1J — Five person* were arret led during the weekend In connection with the assass­ ination of Burundi Premier I'irrre Ngtndandutnwe. Hut the actual aataaain was apparently stilj at large. Ngendandumwe, Si. was cut down by at least eight bullet* Friday night ai he left a hos­ pital where hi* wife was re,ccitlng poit maternity treat­ ment. , i 'EVKKFHKSir HOT IKM Macaroni 4 ^ 3 9 c 5U KXTltA With This Coupon g Th, I'urchaae Of **L) kea" Corned Ueef P P P V H GOLD I s 4 I J . I |J BONO i M i a y K STAM l F ' V I PS li - T ■■■■■■■ No. SOU can 30c l onp.,n good at your ‘Thriflway Only, Thru HaL, January 23. 50 EXTRA With ThU ( ’oupon A The GOLD J BOND « \ l I I I w m m m m im m Purchase Of pk*." GROUND K STAM l M n l ^PS - t i, UEEF Lb. 31k Coup on good nt your “ Thriftway'* Only, Thru SaL, January 23. 50 EXTRA W llh H i l , GOLD B BOND s lU t I 'I IR H M P M Coupon A Th* I’ urrhase Of 3 Lb. Hag “ U. S. No. 1“ * -STAM l f :V .,IPS ONIONS Coupon good at yoor ’Thriftway' Only. Thru SaC, January 23. 50 - EXTRA With Thi* Coupon A Purchase Ot •’V N e .lIra ” K KEN Jar 30c GOLD J BOND ,.y I J ^ | I J iH B I H H f l •K STAM l H . ' . l PS J1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ at your “ Thriflway Only, Thru Sat.. January 23. Coupon good * T, INDEPENDENCE" S.U K T t 5° EXTRA With This A The I'urchase Of GOLD [ BOND * 1 1 Ik I I 1 SPONGES i -STAM i n . ' l PS ’J - l Pkg. Of 4 Med. * 39c Coupon good at your "Thriftway Only, Thru SaL, January 33. 50 EXTRA With Thi* oupon A Ib c Purchase Of CRAPE J ^ *i GOLD BOND ■ P n ip iP M H -A FT.M PS STAM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 12 OK 39c Coupon gopd at jour “ Thriflway Only, Thru Sat., January 23. �By Harry I. Johnson Comments heard »t yester* What w*j descflbed a* “ one clay's University of Florida 1 of the most productive days in hearing hinted that the state board will sanction the pro­ Seminole County history” de­ veloped Wednesday when the posal. And the Seminole delegation State Junior College Board ap­ yesterday had two Seminole proved location of a junior . legislators among - its memcollege in this county. hf^s and both pledged their The board gave swift ap- . whole-hearted support to push provat to the Seminole dele­ gation's proposal'it a hearing ' . the act through the Legisla­ ture. ^ in Gainesville. Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. The action was described as said “ I personally and offi * a "critical pcint" in the coun­ daily endorse the proposal of ty’s qur*l for the college. this delegation and as a mem­ The next stale step is getting ber of the State Legislature the State Board of Education's will do all in my power to see approval'and then funds from that it materializes,” the State legislature. t Rep S J. (Joe) Davis said “ t repeat the request of this delegation. We are living in one of the fastest growing eounties in the state and in the nation. By 1980 we anti si-—j pate a population of l.SO,000. 1 fully support the need for a , junior college and I have com­ mitted my support for it in the Legislature. It .will get my topmost attention." Wednesday’s h e a r i n g In the university's administrative board room was conducted byFred M Kent, chairman and an attorney from Jacksonville. Two hours were allotted for the local delegation's presenta­ tion but it tasted just slightly more than to minutes Byron Kimball, co-chairman of the county 's joint long range planning committee, opened the discussion and introduced C Vernon Mile, his co-chair­ man. Mile recalled the survey which had been made of die area, how the results were placed in a 10-page brochure “ which has been sent to this board." He recalled the popu­ lation of the county is now about 70,pi>i and about 1,0)0 students would “ avail them­ selves of the opportunity to attend the junior college." He added.there has been no opposition to the proposal and pointed to the “ favorable pub­ licity" given by the press. Mason Wharton, president of the Seminole Board of Public Instruction, said he was at the hearing to "confirm the sup­ port of our board” for the col­ lege, He added that the county '•will have the site and the money" needed to fulfil! the project, John Alexander. Seminole County Commission chairman, repeated that “ this program has the full endorsement and co-operation" of his board on such matters at toning and other conditions which may arise. Mite asked the hoard if it had any questions of the dele­ gation and the board chairman, Kent, replied the presentations had been so thorough and wellprepared it had none. He complimentesl the dele­ gation for the work it had done. Board member Robert Hudson, of Titusville, moved that the project be approved It passed unanimously and that was that. Other members in the dele■gation were County Commiss­ ioner Lawrence Swofford, Ste­ wart Galch“l. director of in­ struction and personnel in the school system and who repre­ sented the hospitalized R T. Milwoe, county school super­ intendent; School Board mem her James Birkenmeyer and John KHder. executive man ager of the Seminole Chamber, of Commerce A junior rollcsc in the coun­ ty has been the dream of many for a number of years Last September tlif first concrete step was taken on this pro­ posal at a meeting of the long range planning committee. Others followed and the cli­ max came yesterday. County, school and other of­ ficials will now work with the State Education Department in locating a site for the col­ lege The local legislative members will begin prepar­ ing an act to be presented, as Senator Cleveland said, "the second day the Legislature convPbes tn April. \ juhilant Seminole delega­ tion shook hands all around and headed home, a prue in their pocket - $11 Million Request For University Ready Altamonte OKs $4,000 For Audit e lO . Seminole County * * * on the St. Johns River * * “ The Nile of America” When Mayor Jimmy Crapps accepted a "blank" cheek for 'community services" fruity Kiwanis president Hill Fraasa, Phone 322-2(111 Zip Code 32771 and quipped the Muyur: ." I f . By Donna Estei WEATHER: Clear ami mild thru Flulny, hit'll in TO.-*; low tonight near 50. you'll sign this, gel one of the Altamonte Springs Mayor bunks to endorse it — then United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THUIIS., JANUARY 21. 19G5 SANFORD. VOL gel me two or morr-Ukc it — W. Lawrence Swofford cast A we’ll build a marina with il. a tie breaking vole at Wednes­ Thai would be a community day night’s council meeting to authorize the town's attnr service." , ncy, Joy Davis, to defend the • *• • Frank Hebito, son of Mr. town tn a law suit filed against and Mrs N. Heluto. Prince- *it by Mrs. Anita Wcltmer • tun" Avt-iiuC. » sophomore at J Suit baa bet-n. filed because , F ir e I'a ta l 1 ST. has been promoted to of returning of Maitland Avr j platonti dull sergeant m the nue properties which permits, ST t'i i F.Hsm lie; , i I'M operation of a day nursrry t>> cadet bi [gmle. Mrs Zeno Williams SO.'die Bill and Hazel York, an action | • » * Wednesday li ght ot burns >ul Mrs \\ W. Ty tf lias been 1 opposed by Mrs. Wcltmer fered nine days ago Mr* Wll Directors and officers of Voting against authorization 1 ncniint-tl tn m i w fur « y*«r Hams sutler.xl the burns when for Dans to drlrnd the town First Federal Savings and »*. the S« riuiiu1i * utility a iigaisttr ignited a nylon jn the suit were new council tsian Association were re |I fH'htUt IVI* 1*1! ttli* ht'lftl'l! <1i* rolte sin- w is wearing i «•<tuf * of tin* i Iui i«Im t il aiul men, Bert Chapman and Col elected al a meeting Wednes m Crews For were Keith Ni* Kl> Assos mtruti, day al the avsoiiahon office iTum iur on and Bob Newell • * • To serve for three year per­ THIH \\ Iran it I’ D -P r e In other business, council Mayfair Inn hat nmt*'! tii** nner llassan Ah Mansur nf iods A Edwin Shmlmlser, 0 fti thiitie * tn>kiiiitfi I u 1 l r if r approved Swofford s appoint It.ltl wws set'll.list> wound.'I in r III j| to I" « *1 m a !l!U*n nI rnt-iil ol C It Alb-n as pulin' George fiiiihv and Ja.k 1. front o! Hie palhamcnt toilld chlil billowing its acceptance Greene were renamed as stir | m tiie hotrl 4oM»> f«i ilig early tislay tty a youth with regret, of Polite Chief tlie public al U.3U p.m. Kri* ectors Tile officer* w-lio have who fired Isv q shot! at him, Huts Milne's resignation last iUy. Tbe Concert it free. GOLDEN anniversary r-f the Natiford Kiwanis the government said. week It was approved that J been serving the tJvrlft firm • * » Flub was marked Wclnemlikv when Rupert letter of recommendation be were re-elected Mr tho pre i hau man Jim lulmadg* .St tick hind i hft). chair' an, piesented a ink*' written for Milne s*-ni year I,a- - alb -I a no - ' ng id the vith .Vi i iiikI-ox to Siiitloi.1 Dciidney, oldc-’ con VMM Ml Vi it it'l't 9,-ri No action was taken on the President t C Harper Sr,, Sulif"i-i llistor 1- -*l So- iet\ to 'tiHitng tnentl'er. (Ileinld I’ iioto) mayor s recommendation that In lus rejoirt. commented on R.ilteit I Kenneil) passed up rlr, 1 offl - i * an>l discuss tinWvhmg' - m* whirl of maugur Leslie Winter and Edward le­ I hai ter at H | in I toil -biy at the Pa*>t ojw-iati-n an-l s.nd > balls to t v hers- alone Writ vy be reappointed to the /on |J-- S-iMh I'm k t venue that the soui ng ikis tliat trig board ni-sila) nigti for a vi* t wilh • * * Here predicted , e- -nsitlliats l OIIIin Ittee appoint 111' lathrt l.irmi'l Aml-.issi ► li t V A Jxi --tn tIt It.^ w ill iloi Joseph I' Kelinnl) ments made liy the mayor in at tile turn ot III* -teva-le have diacu-s •Finphy -• i m " »o t eluded Keith Nixon, vice ma not sel any altitude recolds ■t ,« a film to Mu- hoard of in th.v re-peft, have vur or mayor pro tern. Crew- and i a m i 11 I icnth -I i,., i,if * ,.f tii >- mitiidr and i hapman, streets and been disappointing to many MINI F lo N \ it I’ ll < -i,nits 1 M an il L I 1 um1 lit sanitation. Newell ami Crews It tall tn- -aid tliat ns’ltlu t \ hnnlhi i and live tif ht*r Pi 7 ,’ln |> in M - l i i •>' ' I * * " i m* on parks and recreation. Nixon fiave Itn-y “ slalbd out •tnblri-n Gmn.-I to *l**,ilh lafr t heal’ h -t-pat to >nt tak«-off Pie experts tell <!■ and A C Brown, ulilit.es. Wednesday n ;hi wlwn a flash • • « I tie tiv idem! fin* di-sin.vi I their home t ive Two promotions were an ' b a n Town Clerk, community that it now appears that thr \nnlhrr ..... prr-itise effort ‘M ts are warmed up, are really ale was oilier ehlldri ■ and the fattier house. Chapman and Newell, no in. ist W.-.lnes.lav afternoon r a t e i d i. l l-l'.ts it m the w -Ik-, tii-twi-cn Sent ill iivnt.sin* •I public buddings and Nixon ready lor take-off and will escaped in Hi. r tiighti iothi-s a' a stuck bowler-' meeting In mole t mints i urnniimitu-s as soar. after all t to to w v 1. 1- pn deni and and l tews, finance tin . oillge ol the 1 . • ! id a M a '• Longs*oial ami Sanford J*utt in The SAL t executive officer l *l sal ;rl Da hie I, t > i Gi San Motion was made and ap -t i f >■ >o)sing a problem. Seems foni I.i*t May (ton i (keeeho proved to deposit the rcquir-, reviewed the operation of the Bank Longwood tias no jail; Sanford MIAMI i t l ' l i — Edward M Raymond Dihitl wa- be* where hi wa> . shiefTif ed $4,000 with the State to past 12 months, pointing nut has lamgwoi>d's former May­ f'rovland a high tTJT offical, have ihe state audit begin at tliat ,1-sets had grown over 10 named vi < p.i sulenl and cash the i minty Bank II < was l.orn or \ B l.nrinann and Police <111-V-s-l to will tie summoned here to soon as possible and to uotify per (ont. divdendr in exress jet and Way in E Allan wa- 111 I uvrrnc. Via l hii-f Hoy li Williams have teslify on wlletlo-i the South the regular auditing firm that of $tgai (DM) ha-j been paid sav r evated to Daniels Mi met lla 1)1 I dy at at • a l l y a g e rrn ll« 11 I t l - phone ( ompanv agreed that should l.ongwood ers, reserves had been in P -ition of ass.slant rash.ei and wa' gradua'i-i 11 oil th r services have been discontm reed tb detain a person on po made a 7 7 ;.. | n i l profit mar creased by $92,000 1 E Tin ser. chairman ot Haines i it> ILgli ’•i hosil in uni lice charges, tin- person will gin in |!*igl Ot tin stale limits Harper (xnnted nut that Hie G.>ard a 111I bank pn sident Ill’ll Harold Hadcllffe. town engt tie lodged in tile locul bjvtlllc neer, gave a detailed ami ten wtitle the lending vulr of the reviewed the conditions <>( Hie Hi la ter wa* r,i duated such earnings to iifl • I • gthy final report on thr water business was less bouyant tu bank during i'">i and discuss, I from Hu I i|ii er v ot Elm The Seminole ('minty 1 sti-n system and received t h e Iion ally than had Geen expci-t Hit o|K-rat|rig ratios of thr Mi I d a -s i d ) a II>|1 V •e r and .^17 M illion tmn Service IijuI -♦ Imim nuifil'b I ALLAHAS.-sRl it I'll ol t n ll' .' V hoard's approval on necessary ed First Federal had Incrras Nilltv Group ol Banks 'lie said Attended tin m December \ repnri ghen pajiets to he filed with Hons rd over 1963 both 'he nuin'er P»*i| w *s Hie best year the Florida t-4'* S. h. l-o one federal offi- pals will appear l h i> romrni^ifn mg Home and Finanrr Agen nf loan* made and the dollar group ev.-r h»>1 vear prior o> a. )->. I i*. wilh before a . ocitv school sojier «hn\m lift of lit f* i «*IU SM inlendenls nteelliig in G a m e s volume Deposits ot Hir hanks (Iks HoVii $ urnpilot]r rail* siNl**' |*ft‘pj ritl ui ' > Tho first of a series of work Oflirer* in addition to Har play a gratihitig growth aril Mla-rl fame )*» *ln local vi lie l-riddi and - vjil.im how |urliiipjti-ii in c u b i news nr sessions to draw up a new p. r are Touhy . eveeutivc vice net operating earning' kei>i bank in lannarv i [".I and flotilla Xi Ina* s . an relain $17 licit*4 ^nil 4K r.irlit* program* town Charter, which council president .1 II Van Ilo v figsi parr wilh this df vvlnpmftp! went tltrough ah 1 I l ' l v * million in Ddsral gran's tiy cJutriHulnl 1 bull* ’ m fuel plans lo present tn the legisla nr* prescient S K Doodney stockhnblers were Gtld lrair*:ng prog lam lb- was eliminating di*«rtniination uiih Tfit prr%um *n !»• Ndult live delegation for passage second vice president, Rosa . . .. mi •. , Tucker indicated 1*>*19 would made Head ot Ho , i -iiernal mcclniK4 and mne I li meet lb- loan ilejiartno lit O' 'll*Yi'tf / vksi l l l l this year, was scheduled lor mhod Chapman, secretary lx- another good year to- 'all f a l l oof f me* And to top it all off they 7 p.m. today at the town hall treasurer. Maxine Ekern, as pointed out that as commuhi l!)r,I | NKW Y'»BK tt PI) — lamg made 9*J farm home sistant secretary - treasurer, cations improve each local Horn in \rkan-as UGert shoremen in thr j»ir1 of New and Barbara Flynt, head tell htnk becomes more sensitive received his eduea’ i ui at Man York voted again tinlay on a Public installation for offi lo Hie nation il and inlernitlon kato State College r Minnesota once rejerleei contract which Mrs. Marjorie C. Shepard, er cers of Semlnola R-diekah Shmhnlser is director • attor al economies lie received a It \ degree in their union leaders ho|>r will lie axlxtant to reUred county tax Lodge 4.7 scheduled for Friday 0|K’ ratmg ratios lor the ys-ar business admiiiistialum and approved and provide a pat collector John Galloway lor ney and the other directors are has ht-en postponed New date lie -wived six tern for ending the Hi day Al 12 years, has rrtigned her po Greene Robert E Earns, Har were described » ' ' excellent economies will be announced in the near xitlon, Tix'CVIlector Troy Ray per. Doudney, Van Hoy and with the Sunk having a nel months in the t S Army lantic and Gulf Coach dock future. reported today. iTouhjj. operating raring of $2 28 a Reserve strike # * • Casselberry's Town * o unci I Monday night authorired May or Owen Anstey to appoint a three man committee to repre sent the municipality on the Seminole County Beautifica­ proposal had started at a San By Dottle Austin "This is ihe question ol let to Ihe limit lie them up enough to pay thf yearly op tion Committee, headed byPossibility of the proposed ford municipal project hut where we are guing lo gel the Mr 30 years, and tu- your rratmg expenses county commission chairman “ There a r e -ways and means John Alexander. Anstey said Sanford Rivcrport Manna cx that it very well could be in­ money, and li t a dead sen hand* lor making capital im­ he probably would name one panding to a Seminole County corporated into the overa I out question.", he said of gomg ahead with the water­ Knowles pointed out that provements m other areas front development — there is memboa'f^oftr Jlie Casselberrs Hixerport Marina l o o m e d picture of the proposed coun "we are nut talking about a *u< h as- fire protection, water, no. doubt that it has tremen­ Garden Club, another from Wednesday evening at a meet- ly - wide Pori AulhorBy. The other side of. the mar half million dollar* a* was sewer*, roads, annexation in dous, unbelietcahle potential, thr Casselberry Lions Club, ting of the Lake Mary Cham­ ma picture — -the dark side originally m-opoM-d We arc the years tu rurnf With the but we may well have to start and anothrr from the Cassel­ ber of Commerce Sanford City Manager W —was presented by Knowles in talking about $12 to $1.7 .mil­ expected population explosion, aniall, much smaller, than we berry Woman's Club. • * • lion dollars — and any way these ate things we are going had hoped It's going to be E. Knowles, it the close of an his talk. -“ Le! me emphasize that I you slice it, it’s going to come 10 need as our fity gruw* pp to you to decide," Knowles Rev. Thomas M Uakin of address lo Chsmbcr members, "The only other way 4u do (old Uie group , I'reabytenan Church of the wss asked. “ Why cannot wr am for the manna — 1 out of the taxpayers' pocket “ The public will have to 11 is to raise your taxes. "Another serious problem — the entire county — join in have even put it in writing — Covenant will parth ipatg. a meeting of th« naval r t i i n T on this project? Knowles’ re­ but tt U time we stopped snd help the city commission de­ Let's face it — marinas are is the question of wherp lo looked st the dark side of this cide. It will probably come to not self • liquidating, they do find the suitable fill. Frtlimchaplains planned for Jan. 26 ply was: "Why not?" Knowles, in this question question,", Knowles emphasis, s referendum. The sctusl cost not pay for themselves — they insry test* have indicated six at the Orlando Naval Reserve will strclih Ui« franchise mJn usually do not even znakc lo nine feel of muck snd silt Training Center. , and answer period, said the ed. w w A ... Shut To Palm Roach Bank Prexy Views '65 As Good Year Tu Tu Aide Resigns NO. 109. No Change' B R I E F S ^ ep0r| Qn • Churchill '60s 'Ready For Takeoff,' Harper Says J FLORIDA 68 School Term Eyed A rot]ut'si for ifll.t million for construction of the now univi'rsity in OnutRo County three miles south of Ovietlo will lie presented to the State Cahinet next week hy the State Hoard of Reyents. ljireetor J •Rrownrd Culpepper said l;»t night in- Tallahassee the money -------- *-----------------w ill In* trm' i li'<i t \w< you r if I hi* u n iv i'rsity is tn lit* reatlv fnr t*nr!»llmt*nis lliiv o yt*ars homt*. Hr ahhi thr t IRt.S nf jilt* f"i I rjsTlhl!«t tn 4 - U i l i h^II-SIS hi Jig. W i l riuTijuii 1«» fmjiiur LBJ In '68, HHH Tells Partygoers *>pi*l Hi mipi, of Ilit fur thr rmiimi: LONDON fl'I ’ D - Sir Win I In* rri|ti«*!«t i» i* t»tI '| |vr . cut * ston Churchill clung devjier !»!• I«'Ht*r tjV' | tin' |if t \ItiHA W a s h in g t o n (U p d ~ ately to life to-lav toil Ills VI \■IIf X I'lesnlent Johnson'* thougiils lality ebbed tiv the hour Ih /jit u'TUil (i( li\|tl*'« f.»r The in Id day nu-.lo.il bullc Ihu lirv% \li ithi**- I ihi!it_v ihjxt »• yveie mi the “ Great Society" Wednesday night even a* his tin from his physu'lan. laud I fi 1 itiii R i p |iti*fc:irA*mtr i n p i i ’ danced Ids way through fiv« Moran read ' There is no ly mii<I Hpj*n*si$l f v tin* St change m Sir Winston's eimdi I rtf]* lilt ,f»* i f rim 11■«i .*1*>t*if liiaiigor.il halls; Vice President Hubert II, tier) liiere will t-e a liiithcr fuihU II fuAl It |t|$\Hlif|| Humphrey virtually t h r e w Imtlelin this ev citing A^urk fit t*r|;li* .tolitisnn'i T exas hat into the In this ease no i* a n ge In in* mMirv t *tl|*r!»(*«*( ling tor the Democratic nom­ “ as had news mi hi mhiiplH will nets! IN** f or Wednesday night Moran millh ri in rttfiitriii*!tun fuinU, ination tn 1968 during the pol­ said the IKi year-old hero ni u f w ills ll ft;*i ;f 111 t J1>- I | AHI t *• itics ■ onrnted fr»(ivltie» In three hours, the First Hittain. wlio siillered a mas III! * if ll|* x' t't* |1 to I .' ll Is and the Humphrey i sivi stroke la»l week, tint m*ft 'i*' *'RIii»m* x tu tin* i a. nl Vo ail five maugnral ton. tied the lowest adds m his > Atilt |l *‘ f I IMl I* IiH hails at widely scattered loca­ gallant light tin suivnul Iid Im!* I in f hr * ufu*11u* t nm Obviously (hen- hail been no o m f . Itl ft>Miii '«t i >■ til at (ct le. ns in Jfie nation's capital Between fox trots, Johnson improvement through I h . ( if ii Uf. e < HI' \ AAill 1>** # t.-mmdrd tin- overflow crowd* night and moirung mi 1In ill f'lt it'll' II*1AA 1 t i n * i teaching legisla­ Ml.1.111 s|K'kr only one w -id Mt V .if U l N| j list uhl Hi I'flM* ..I Die I .t tive proposal* hr ha.s madn as he tell the < liuri hill resi n .da •vin ta-lon- lus four year term •leh r m Hyde Park Gates I rnt>'!loi, i ' I.. in al m.yn EST Weilnes I lj||H-|.pet W- Iriesday night in i In- univ. i s d .1 pint* d IS If. vias asked whether * Gilr l'“ . lust lull ti­ l e d l . Ie .| -i -t.iv In tin- morning we're go­ i lol li.nl leai hi d Ihe luwi'l ll ill climb t*. -2 til I') ,it ing t-i tiay. lo stall mil eaily •*!i*- yet " nod 19.1.108 in t'G,'. ard i' uk on our program." Ihe 82 year old phy sirian Pressure* , ( eivi oil input me win. ha* brought t hurrhill s . great, -in.I I uI|’i'p|.ei ll.at t .luis’ ii tohl metrymaker* *1 through almost every type ol I v. o if all III. espitnst..n t w Hi. Mmn-ljdiii Hotel .so | hope you don't stay illness, replied Yes " '"Ugh! was plovi.led f -r . we're going No physician familiar with *)bl-M* Is .i g....I elm llci II .it iiji loo In1c the ease would cxen guass as b y L' TlI tlivie would m.i t-e lo i oi d help from all Hie lieto tmw bmg ( hurrhill inighl t*« fnr nl, rsttmatpil I f.imd llioi i aIs we can get. . . We're on out way to tha suspended between life and Ul “ o.iloil young peopie l.n at Society '■ death. , , Hiinipifriy who once wa* A '|Mikesman for the Itntish C o u n ty Schools " 'laki-nls intiislui ed hy llm Me.tn a| Association, a t t i | TAI.LAIIAS.sFE i l l ' b — Pi evident as j senator during hearing about, ihe mid dav navcil appearanees, I hr state audllor issued a l|le last huUrim, coiuoiented Phi s Iinn! repoit liKtav (ot tlo- sa d ill joir.ed ill i><'l wl*m-i mui •>( condition in Ins illno*e Ni'llllnolr I ..only >. Iim.l lot ihe Johnson administiacould go on (or several .lays It..Jill s ll|M-l .ill.Ills l i o Iisial Iam » in vi f ur year > In Ihe language of the lay­ s e a ls en din g I m o - .In, l-a.g \:mI ft- -i w. i v-nimne for man what Ho do, bus wen (..or i io u i y e a r ' 1 fie ad ilrd to say in; was Ilia) < hurrhill s 61 do-. of Hiosr at thn \orllbir 1 ( nr si | llison said Ih. v|lahlv had hern draining a oiafoii Park ll.drl ha 11room. way lor several days Got dial legal rri|iiiipnirnls w e r e I to- t iesliU-llt -smiled at Ho* Wednesday night Hie tale had 'm e t , gianl loisljiesi pi ai lues followed and . I Vs or its weir fi-H-ii to i- 1,. a IlkPt candidacy, ai l elel a!nl wrl| kept. tot del riol speak (■Lilly Verdict In U ribe C ase John II Hickman is In the county |ail awaiting a pre sen tenre investigation following hi* conviction this week tn Circuit Court on * bribery charge A six man jury found link man quilly of trying to bribe * license examiner lo obtain a driver ■ license. Marina 'Idea' Seen As Possible County Project bn the botom of the lake This compounds the cost uf du-dg Ing and filling the proposed land sress Further test bor­ ing* must be made to find out if there is good material within S.OCXJ feel of the rnariru site," the speaker added-, Knowles Invited Uie Lake Mary Chamber members to attend the meeting of the com* misiton Monday al 8 p*ti. at City Hill. At that time Ihe city's fiscal agent, Loomis Leedy, will present hi* find­ ing* on the possibilities of fi­ nancing the marina project. W hy You Should Buy TIRES From L ife tim e U im m ditiiiiH il Road H u /u rd W a rra n ty • Periodic Inspection • Tire Rotation 0 Flat Tire Repair • Front End Check MIDGET TERMS— NO UARRYINU.CHARGES 405 W. Firat SI. 322-0651 SANkOKD, FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 20, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cab67c49a7143b71c105ed2ea766e897.pdf 5e17833f4095a0372a78298bfa539e3f PDF Text Text -• ••• ( r , x • %% t '. v t t* > • I N ' m im n fi f Of # Founders Day Program Set For PTA Group ' t sJatia Berta* Day p rtg raa A Form ted for Thur*will be of the Semlday'* nM*ti> of Pernoia County uoeietiom at cm T»tfh*r South Seminole J a i lo r High School in Caaeelberry. The meeting will open with a hoepiulity period from 9 on til 9:30 a.m. followed by the burin*** and program Carlton Henley. L y m a n High principal, will be in charge of the program which will feature a ikit to be pre­ sented by stodenta of Mrs. Jody Dromraerhaoaen'a drama rlaa* baaed on tbe theme, •What'* My L ine?- Thera will be music by Bob Cslpcp-. per. Plana for the meeting were completed by the executive heard last Thursday morning when members met at the h;me of Mr*. William Begrest, 107 North Woodlake Drive, Bretton Woods. K f Presbyterian Women To Host District Meet SEMINOLE COUNTY Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will have a Founders Day Progrram at 9 a.m. Thursday at South Seminole Junior High School in Casselberry. Planning the program were (from left) Mrs. George Hearn, Carlton Henley, Mrs. William Segrest and John Angel. Women of the First Presby­ terian Church of Sanford will b* hostesses Wednesday to a meeting of District 5 which embraces churches in DeBary, De Land. Maitland and Winter Park. Registration will opea at 9:30 a-tn. Guest* participating in the program will b* Mrs- R- L. Tilghman. Synodical presi­ dent who will use as her top­ ic. ’'The Synodical Training School ar.d its Changes." and Mra. H. C. Harris. Presbyteriat chairman of Ecumenical Missions and Relation*, who will apeak at “Birthday Of­ fering and it* use in Korea." Presidents from the wom­ en'* group* in each church in the district will present a akit. Other guest* participating will be Mrs. W. A. Bser, Presbyterial president; Mrs. P T. Piety. Presbyterial v x * pres­ ident and Mrs. Abraham Lin­ coln. chairman of dutrict £. Luncheon will be served at noon in fellowship hall. B n ftrl UPW Circle Meeting Held In Lake Mary By Julia Bar toe 1 Founders Day" was given by Increased enrollment call- Mr*. Marge Artr.»tror.g. vi ing for the addition of a new p^^dent. and a musical prothird grade at. Altamonte fr>n3i and*r direction of M:s. Springs Elementary School Nell Drueding, "Our Ameri­ wa* reported at the February can Heritage.” wa* presented meeting of th* Parent-Teach­ by third grade children. er Association. Mrs. Lawrence Swofford Frank Gore, principal, (tatreminded the members that ed that present enrollment is . at the 670 mark ar.d that Mrs. B > w B l ^ r „ p M t pres. V A A CHAT with Dr. Geneva Drinkwater, guest .speaker for the Altamonte Springs Garden Gub (right), was enjoyed following the program by Mrs. George Knoth, vice president of the club. Dr. Drinkwater, former professor of history at Rollins College, spoke on her travels in many foreign countries. Highlights Of Travel Told By Educator It; Julia Rarto* Dr, Geneva D/tnkwpter, for’mer prefessorr cf hT*tory at RoJlirr* College." who taught lur a year^yi Madras^ lp ^ a . was c f h-nor _— ’guest ----- — — at th* — , E c h j . a r j cvvered.d>*b espper meeting of tre yk'.iamo'nt* i Springs Garden Club. Dr. Drinkwater gave *n In­ By Frances Wester Mrs. R : he rt Rugenstein tali. a b o u t her tra- DeBary Chapter, AARP, Finalizes Plans For Tour p* " 10" Ftb' “•19“ Altamonte Elementary School Adds New Third Grade Class ' are the ferrymen. They have a king ar.d queen in Thailand ' but it is mere like a fairy tale Kmgfom and th* people all seemed happy, Hung_Kcr.g. duty ----- * — ----- *■ -s — • port e f the. vjfrid. alway s was croird*dI‘"»lpeci*lly by r tfugres. Pecple make their homes in small boats and even live on ro :f tops A family■of si*, plans are to build a f i v e ^ a . l room addition by re s t Sepumber. An a ru rr.a system to pick up Channel - t is installed and will be (a use by the er.d cf the month. Mra. William Segrest aaked that clinic card, of childret. not yet returned to the school be sent by the parent* as socr. as possible and advis­ ed that no more aspUtns will be given a student unless rec­ ommended by a dtetor. Eye examinations have been completed and some of the stu­ dent* n i l be notified to get further checks. Mrs. Louise Kershr.er. pres­ ident. cper.ed the meeting ar.d as led by th* salute •<i« l o i the S ' * * P ! A’ * , »P**k' r forv f School of Instruction^schedul* April 20 at £ » t Metho. «“ »t f hJ » * hJ n S * nford. The * cond‘* t* d fr o a 3 “ nt,> “ oon . Fourth grad. ? * refreshment* following the ■*■**'■•■*•_____________________ Funeral Notices s i n s r R M v , l. a . — r c - - - r . ••rvirsi for I* A Samir*-'. -. ( It who died (ur lay. . * • v*:| »• 1 p n. T t r i t i r i gravos Is Lake View ••eroe-srr .T h Kee J H o-ficis- - r Enssrx r -;- --s t Hems Is 'h e r * n o * n. vs is *. it. it. i r i w i n — Funer- •ervicea for. M-T. E U « r f who <!:#1 Mr.'4*y » r—hdu-iet v! I P ei W»-lrV*4*y at B-tn v F u- - - al Tt-m# wtrh It*' F. ter: Jir.k-.rs cf T.rvt <•!«: <*horoh rfflr litlr * P . . . ■ |a - E s i r p i C•*>ei*rjr firt-awi Fut*- Gor* Devotions were given **>• Mrs. Mlliicect Pattishsli ar.d minutes were read by the secretary. Mrs. Jear. Nuss. The treasurer’s re't'ert. givII —• In -►»!£♦ en by James Kir.sey. »ho»e<i a hCar,-* of H A S i - *r. feknd. : »i»v R O E k E S I R t r - Tr.. It was suted that an anr.ony®‘ •’* ' cn n " r " t o c a w - e - d . “ be d ' e t M meu* donor had given }20 _!*} was eent teday to P* • '•• •» r u n e r a l - H o m e H o l l a r l toward th* pulldown shades V* h . f.3- u r i i n a r.i b v - a to be installed in all 21 class­ •• > »«ev. Oraak i X' 1' •“" f * or!<J »r i « • ,h " * ch:Jir«a * n<! tkr* * * 4- rooms for audio-visual work 'I - e I * e r t a r j a at a - r a - e e n - a - ’ # )h t UtwtJ f * * ‘ - ' ’'‘T-* , * l11 bo* 1grandmother 4,vwas netted cn °f ? ” ?}* »" * * The mother and the magaijr.e sales. PTA mem- Mi ll IV. Ill 1.II—Tta Vrlr Hag* ' ♦ s aI t.e ’r * * rk* h,d ' li!Wd‘ Sht u ‘ * f * re o ! th* bo* t wKU* berah p now star, da at 2J.1 found the pe.ple very nice in the rather is at work. k a 'u r Sa> “ a* ebtppel 11 . l i r . f t e a l F . r . e a if persons India ar.d wii.mg lea.-r. Japart" :s tew.t.fu, C3U.V I’ a j s Way N J . fur t e r , , A t * : * cn "Why We Have - Lte > : . l and cvhau.st- . try,.cigar., ar.d neat, a r i t . r a l to da y. ■iratr. a T .-~ 7 T i' V me ’ a c i a f l * e-i ar.d net toe g od fir vegaCam.e..;*s. a I a|e a s ar.d i a--a**e-ree-e * tation. They receive -s ty heart* w .r, featured m table chirks f r m low* and that is dec rat..-rs fer the meeting F .re st Cty Mer.har.ts At- M oreC o m fo rtW earln c bow they start their poultry. 11.at* f r the even.r.g were •cciat - mem i-rt w 1 see the The weather is a.a.L ar to Mr. and Mis. L. K Stover, f :.—:. te:e*t*M at the r h;30 F'o-.da weather ar.n they cha.rmen. Mr. ar.d Mr*. Lewis p m meeting to-day at Irma t Here u a pleasant way Vo overcome / I 3cae plate cucorlael TAS I th IH grow many sf the same T.:»• G. West. Mr. ar.d Mr* Eric Beauty Shcp in the Fcreat re**/ an tmpro'ed poeSer spr.nl.e4 .» and lower plate* hulls ’..‘.ev tas er.; yed here. W. Da.lman. Dr ar.d Mr* * lty St.rppir. g l e - '/ r . „P. C»r upper •— to ’f.ti ibee (eel more com. In Tha i ard. m.vst trars- P a . li S nallert ar.d Mrs Moore fe w .) e '.e e fl preti r-macie No r.m.m.y p**‘ lu'e ir feelinc 11 • alkaline n portat. n is car-ied on ty Fred W Batsman a .1 CVe* net so ir Chects r •• lent f the g-v-p. w-.J p.-e ,-O.e bcealh' Oe: PAfTtrTH tout r- at cr ferry ard the w mer. It was announced that th# tide a: the bus.r.est session. ai cr-t counter* e’ cry “ here tm e-gaf-.ard w.il te held By Mra. John Leone A tour for members of De­ Bary Chapter, American A$aociation of Retired Persons, was hostess for the February to Busch Gardens in Tarr.pa meeting of Circle Or., r f the ana Sunken Gardens in St. UPW . f the Community PresPetersburg was set at Friday’* byterian Church of Lake Mary meeting of the group for held at her home cn Crystal Thursday, March IS, with de­ Lake last week, parture -trine- from -the- -De­ t “The jy v o r c r .i were given Bary Fir* Hall at 6 a.m. by Mra. Rugenstein who also While Chapter member ap­ read an article entitled. plication* wiU be given prior­ GOI) ANI) COUNTRY Award, highrst relijriou* decoration for Boy “What Do We See?" ity, others are invited as Mr* Ted Brooklyn, pngram Scout.*, was presented to Eustace Byron Smith III. left with his parents. apace permit* and if more chairman, pretented the first Mr. and Mrs. E. Byron Smith, and Steven Leach, right with his parents. than I s sign, r.smes will be chapter of th* r.ew study Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Norman E. Leach, on Scout Sunday by Rev. Robert M. taken for a second bus load book. "Live As Free Mer.." Jenkins (rear) at First Methodist Church. (Herald Photo) for the same date. All committee chairman riant also are beir.r made were railed upon to r ve their by the group for toura to oth­ repof.a It MR* ft!inourced er point* of ir.lcreil in Flo­ that tk* r.<n l c.rcjt x i e l : r.g rida. ! will to held at th* 'lone cf In other buitnesa. M Mr*. Earl I ’r.ffr cr. Crystal J h n FbetKh. service chair­ I.a.r The U i - .At rtfl T ^ t » man. rep-rtrC that an .n leav­ Mm E K f'arn.e L>>d i r r . II !» ' ( 1 a*, tre r.. •e ing r.uir.'er of members ar» ST dir-1 a! DeBary Manor at of Mrt Ted Hr - k.yn. Fe- 22 r e s e t t i n g emergent} tram5 25 p m Monday Tb e meet :"g deted with the portatlor. to hoap tali and doc­ Contributions of a number and Conflict." put on by a H.gh Rei.iy 62 of 6C7 Cher Bom to Bedford City V* Friendship C.rc e ar.d Mupah tors and the insurance chair­ of civic and cultural minded t ,,r a Atlanta in Novem- Sept II. 1I7T s.n* had lived benediction A soctal hour fob okee Circie, died Saturday man. Elmer Crumbacher. re­ in Sanford for the past a* lowed ar.d refreshment* were A ret.red painter be mo*ec businets firms have erased ber. ported success In helping to I The a.-quisitlon of the Syrr.• years The widow of E E •erved : v the h stess • to Sanford two m o n fs ag the Mutual Coh.rrt *•» i a d J u • t medical insurance |h-r.y aa a bor.ua attraction Lloyd her residence was at Erne. \os Ru> t-* cf t’J.d from v ape Vs> S J lie *aclaim*. Don to schedule t r » F. :ia maraa tr.e of t r . most sue- »H West 2tAS Street xf-rd Street Lor.gwood d ed a member cf ire CathoLc Progrsm for the meeting Symphony Orchettri fur a cesaful dnvea the attociaShe was a member of f r i t sf a rear*, atta.a Monday in Church. a» a I- r 11 ! r. has had in a run ber cf w at presented t ) Hu.arU Mid­ Marvh 2 cor.. Methodist Churca of banford v t .' ?ti* r»# i Surviv.r* sre sens Thomas dleton who showed a color attraction fur their tnembcis H-aied ty J.. l^r Mil. •! toe Truthserkers Class ot i n E d aird [am. ; i : . r . n a shuffle board of k a * k , H i 4 OROTO Portugal <l P ! l The "po|i» i» film on life in Maryland ut pret.dert. tre ■- ard i f tbe W mar. s Society of Christ Hwgtiey. o fourr.arr.cnt M ay. Doctors is the emergency cf i i ; e Program Chairman Glynn Scheduled at the l ivic <"er.t- uirvctota air Mra. C. B Gai- tan service an honorary i Jyhn ct Burn in Be.g.um he came Woodbury N wsrd at St Jo h n s Hot pita er rather thar. at the high Reeder announced that Pete; ap • secretary P...-h*rf member of the Wrale* an S c * Vrrk C.ty Frar.kun, o: to the Inited btates and be here who are a.ways treating Kopper.aa! and Earl Merrill school auditorrum Kr .»h treasurer. Mrs Ba pn Go.id aid a past president of Rovr o’ tame a natural.red cituea .n alcoholic cases late at mgrt Tr« r* » N" J Announcement t r h . «u m ’- \-*” r '•With, I»r ** { V*9 will give a slid* report at the the Spanish \merican w a i were surprised to see t.-.en P t Slr.[-..a J - - p . i . of v am. t>r. He w.s ■ retired butch ir.g f t i e " p p i " * 1 ' * l» March meeting on their AA­ V* nr. r*r» «r. Krr.r*: • . «».r> Wtrrans Aux. iary. arat K c'.ard it cr and t * “ « to Iuoetgwe-d U latest patient—5*ear-cud Ma den S J i y th» a>t.. ati-r. s pivai lent. M? «r J Mr* K n r » M»’ RP tour to Europe. S.rvIvors are five children > a p. f o r 1 daughters Mrs 'e ars a . i frrm H ..acai M.cb Vernon M.ie, a: a ’recent J r . Mr* lK*ttie A N!r». Mrs L. M sw ain and Ella ria Rota Costa It seems that Man* R*>*i Mary T Pcrjty. of Sanford He was a member cf the tJw.I’.e H*rk*. V?* F Uoyd J r . of Sanford Ha fturne). NJr# Krrl t BryA'di 6 .pr. Lloyd, of Pensacola found a pint of brandy while M.ss krr. Reu.s and 'Irs knr Cat.Vilic Church and <-f the M i y » -4 >ar..'..-2 b b .ir.e b o a rd C ! , i t*un t*f mar) rt. f *r,• f •k '! »» * V r Keetr \\ , James E L>»d of Peters r.*r parents were out of the Fr> tit ero off v T h ere are no s u rv iv o rs Mrs Betty L • ir.t cf s a v e d ty iltrevt. *r 1 m«tr.t«r- U r * i l iU •*. ar t th# tv* house and drank herself r .r . l i and Mrs William L. A Summeilm. 51. d.ed , K,p u . m c4pta(B, Gra.T.koa F .c e ra l H em e l unco&icioutttcss D o c t o r s cab Ga lURihtrship rhitfKtr.. Mr* In Miami Sunday. Grar.kow r ~ < : a Hctr.e Is san fo rd . is a e s a rg e c.f a: The Ur.fc' wti Troy Ray and Mr*. IUru.r. Da.lecbach. of Orlando, 13 pumped out te r ito.-r.ach aai (randcAiidren. 25 great prand A former resident of San- ivhievrsi by the contribution* ra d ge m e a ts *.r ri!: , err. e c u revived her. n*rthc*lorr.#w. children, and a niter. Sirs W ford where he attended First v{ thf f^Howirc ccrr.panles. Tram raptaln* in<*!ude Mr* W A .n»o of Lynchburg. Va Muhodisl Church, .he had re ( haae and Con.far.y Florid* K«rneth Win#, Mra (’ M Brnacc Funeral Home la in sided m Miami for the past s u t , B j n i Sanford AtlatKti*r*r*n. Mr*. C. M ^mith, 30 I k- National Bans. Florida Mr* H H Ho*e M-a Rob­ charge nf arrangemes’ s He is survived by an *<ujt Po„ r Xjth. rnr.jvattv ert LovfUet. Mr* J t ( h*r Mrs. Ruby Glnder. and 4 Chun-Ktrg Prod. -t. Sar.frrd 1* Mr* IV.naM cousin. Mr. Cathergne White „ friW Wmn . D il„ Vcmji l ailed Prcvt Intrraallmal Jam ti ijilrr ft, M r* both of Sanford; an uncle, Ed stores. Liggett Drug Com- vt.i- r l l l t * n , Mr* I'atrvk The crusades by Christ.ana 1 wm Humphrey, and a cousin. . „ n). |.ubhl Markets, J.m OLi«u. Mr*. Cicvr^'r Mill*. of Western Europ* to r*co*et Hugh Humphrey, both of Bra- Hunt Bewlty. Company, >an. \»!r» i a th «rin « Stthe Holy Land from th* MoM rt dentoti ford-Orlando Kennel Club. n utfh O'Gara an Mr. Rath bammedacs hegan m l W ac­ Bnsscn Funeral Home Is in ^Orlando . Seminole Jal-Alai pol,-*, cording to th* Encyclopaedia charge of irrancrmenta. (Fronton. I'ynatruni.-a Irv . Bntancira. I Wheeler Fertiliser C. m| any of Oviedo, Chelae* Title A President William Taft start ■ ■■ --------------------------------------- (ju*r*nty Compare Ml Kr>ed the custom of throwing out l i r w r < iMr i i r r o i r t « r ,, Drug s'r'mpuinv Fauat the ftrsl ball to op»n th* bsa*TMI M M N i l Hi t I I I l IN. " ,af Store a r d Tmirhlnn"* f i i t n r tmi i i u i : nr hall »ea«-vfi in 'l>l« . n.OMIII*. IN %Ml t o il •INI. |» tl •rug Company. By Jane Casselberry M)Li: i «n Nn . 1 y rr.an II.gh Scho. 1 P»-en.l Follow Ing the Symphony 1 I* llltM ft.MV c h i: Ml i Mr* resr.rert will he the Burke Tvasber Association all! meet THEODORE R PUUIHVK Family Singers appearance vt * p m. today in the a h-»v| Marvh 2V at th- h gh aehool auditorium. U TRTLE n Rt* It R ank James Bower*, a-nool gut auditorium, the fourth and !»•*♦»■ !tr.t final rvente achytiuleei h» the dance coun»*lor. will apeak on M i n i * : t o % m %n TOi WYIt TEE l» Ul'ItilANK iSHciatioa i !?6» - 1965 scr- the Importance of letting aa DifiMilt i*s. * related to college adiutaai.n. R««t« 1 Alibitri Other presentation* have lie alao will diacusa th* riaA new antf-perapirTot: i r k i i F f t r u r v o t i . ant Uvat really vrorka! TIED it.At ittil for 4« **rr • included a concert by the ing roata of a college educa Solve* underarm prob­ ha* kern (Had against >-* u Stetson Choir m January and lion and the increasing diffl lem* for many who bed <k« Ctrotll Court of tR« Ninth a dramatic evening, "Cumedy .ulty in gaining Vdmiaaon. deapaired of effocliv* JnJlciAl Circuit of Ifc# l u t e help. M IT C H U M ef FIorldA. tr an# for l i n l . •o!t County, vid.r Ch*nc«rr A N T I - P E R S ^ I R A N T kee K«L tl«Ttn th* M il* Of M 1 underarm* aboolutelv ( / idry CADN t.'.ni THEODOHE K ihouaend* of grateful F a n c y . Bert not too fancy. Jvsrt enough to make yvvwr friend* tksnk you've (ound HI*KHANK PlAlitlff. Tl MTIl. Poaitiv* action coupled with oil an the base me nf. V o may thank ao, loo. when n o get acquainted with Buick’a TUK D. MAUANK. D.frnUnt . WITH ONE OF THE MA.NT NEW complete gentlenrea to normal t o t ' * i u : iikiKiiur hi : - 1 V - 6 - t h c hcet thing that c r c r happened lo 6 cylinder*. It* 225 c * . in. deliver* 1S5 hgv, akin and clothing i* mad* po*. QI IRI.D to til* your A as.tr aabl* by now type of formula PATTERNS OF VINYL - ASUESTOS without delivering yew to the gna Motion n l the time. Aa to the plain, homely pricc: With th# Clark of thl* Coen dev wed by a young guaiu* us aa4 to aarv* a ropy ot th* y o n l knd it looks rvatfid in the family bndget. We sknigsv the Buick Special ao you pharmacy and produced by n asm* upon th* plaintiff* at. trualwortky bO-year-old labora­ I a ti l enjoy the other good thing* in life. See your Buick dealer, (ornty. wfcoao asm* and adtory. »Odoy auppiy. *3 00 plu* draaa appear katew, oa cr kaa Buick for only . Thai's the plain, honest (inspiring) truth. t a t . A t leading drug and toi­ for* ike l*tk day of l l t l i k le try co u n ters. G entle fluid 15(5, or a Decree Pro Ccafoooo formula with polooted nylon ap­ SB* j to entered agalnet yea. PRICES START AT Qc PER TILE Dated tkla ( U d*r ot Tekplicator. Rem em ber—it atopa ruery. t i l l . e x c e ta iv * p a ra p lra tie n —for Ml V4 mmm Nta WriSMn Fn*. (•BALI m any uaera kaapa Artkur E Beckwith. J r , abooiutaiy dry. Clock i r t e f l y ra th e r g o f r e t claee ? B y ; M a r t h a T . V lk lo a Deputy Clerk # ) i ■i ) * 1 ) . » .Merchants To Meet Bonus 'P o p s' Concert Mrs. E. E. Lloyd Dies At DeBary Hugh Reilly, 62, Dies Saturday Scheduled March 2 ; F A L S E T EET H } m r T .iTf r r f l H --------Emiel Von Roy, Longwood, Dies AA Candidate Is Only Five Former Resident Z Z ? Dies At Miami 7 ’* ) « l f ) < » ft ' # . Now You Know Fancy car: Buick Special V'6 Legal Notice B R A K E S P E C IA L ! Lyman PTA when winter Meets Today weather Bays for th o se who “G O * make sure you can stop PER SPIR E HEAVILY VS BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS JO H N S-M A N V ILLE FLOOR T IL E S * p r ic e : $ 234 3.°° WALL SUPPLY n o N. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD, FLA. S22-SU2 "Headqiurtm For Sprinkler Syitenn’’ z . . . -. I Touchton's AM n r - t e u M . 4 • 1 4 �‘ **° .w* * ♦ (f C L O C Thera hive been report* from Orange County end from South Seminole County thet unauthorised person* hev* been soliciting for the Heart Fund, local Heart Fund of­ ficial* learned today. •‘All authorited Heart, Fund worker* t hive identification cards and people who are ap­ proached for a donation should a>k to see this identification if it is not displayed prom­ inently on the person of t}ie solicitor," warned Ur. Luis Pcrci. president of the Seminole-DeBary Heart Associa­ tion. "The problem occurred last year in Sanford when some children w^io were later found to have been brought over here from Daytona Beach by uni­ dentified adults were found soliciting In the Plnccrest area. >Vhen suspicious house­ holder* demanded to ace-iden­ tification to swindlers quickly disappeared," he noted. "In most cases, Heart Fund volunteers are women work­ ing in their own neighborhood or on nearby streets and can be easily identified. “There will he a number of high school students making Heart Fund calls in the South Seminole area. However, they are volunteer students from the Dj-man-High School sci­ ence- classes and have been provided with proper identifi­ cation,’’ said Dr. Perci. • • « Work will begin some time soon on the addition of five new classrooms at Altamonte Springs and South Seminole Elementary Schools. Su-Jak Enterprise*. of Winter Park, was low bidder. • • *1 The Sanford Garden Center building is nearing comple­ tion. Garden Club meralvri isn 't quite believe that their dreams are at last coming true. It's likely that all civic groups will he permitted to make use of the building. The landscaping, yet to lie done, is where gardeners ran really display their creativity. • • * Jsycees have set April It as Navy Appreciation Day and everyone will have much to celebrate this year — with all the expansion plans for the station coming closer to frui­ tion • * ■ Are you wondering what the Heart Fund has done for you? The answer is that toduy thousands of people who receive proper medical rare are surviving heart and blood vessel disorders that were considered hopeless a genera­ tion ago, thank* to research paid for by your Heart Fund dulltrs. » * • T V C Astronauts' Landing Area To Be 'Shot'. CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) The United Stales laundicd the Ranger-8 tele vis.-on probe on a 65-bour mission to snap 4,000 more close-up pictures of possible astronaut landing areas on the moon. The 808-pound spacecraft began its journey on the nose of AUas-Agena rocket that burst into life after a Rawness countdown at 12:0S p. m. in the finale of a two-day na­ tionally-televised space spec­ tacular. The proe first headed to­ ward a 115-mile high '-park­ ing'' orbit-around earth,--*. Then, after coasting 12 min­ utes, its Agena second stage was to act as a flying launch pad and shoot Rapger toward the moon. If all goes well. Ranger-8 will be pointed toward the moon's Sea of Tranquillity dur­ ing a mid-course aiming man­ euver early Thursday to sec if the vast lunar plain is as smooth as another of the moon's .^jry seas photographed by R a n g e d last July. Scientists need Ranger 8's pictures to help locate suitable landing areas for a surveyor robot late this year and Pro­ ject Apollo astronauts by 1970. If the complex guidance maneuvers are successful, the ramrra craft should complete its 234,000-mrle S-shapcd voy­ age early Saturday after flash­ ing its pictures bark to a Goldstone (Calif ) ground station The butterfly shaped probe, nearly identical to Ranger 7, followed a Saturn 1 super roc­ ket that orbited a giant bat­ like meteorite satellite named Pegasus Tuesday. The Peg* sus craft is sweeping around earth, measuring space dust particles that might endanger moonships. mwA... BRIEFS Neutralization PAHIS I l l ' l l — Franc* moved today to persuade the I'm te<l States to accept its plan for the ncutmlitatiun <>f Indochina in negotiations * 4th Communist China. Red China Parley Delayed Guy Stenstrom says h* knows a young couple very much In love but they sud­ denly broke off their engage­ ment: He couldn't trust her too far . . . and sh* couldn’t trust him too close! Syria Expels Embassy Aide DAMASCUS, Syria (U PI) — Syria today ordered U. S. Embaasy second secretary Walter Snow-down expelled a* an alleged apy. Syrian official! said Snowdown one* offered a Syrian “army officer 12 million for information on the Syrian »rmy. „ *. . Snowdown was given 48 hours to leave the country. - - Historic Shrine Bomb Plot Probe Continues UNITED NATIONS, N Y. lU p tl — Communist China was clearly behind Albania's attempt to forra an EastThe telephone eompsnv re­ West confrontation in the ceived a complain! the other Genual Assembly, Western day that repair men were us­ diplomats said today. ing vile language, Called in by the plant superintendent PITTSBURGH (U PI) — It the repairman protested hi* innocence. "I was up on the appeared unlikely today that pole and accidentally let a contrarl negotiations in the few drops of Hot lead fall on steel industry would resume the hack of J o e 'a neck. Joe before March be<uuee of a de­ looked up at mi and said, lay in the official tabulation 'Really. Bill, you must try to of ballots in the United Steelworkers union elections. be more careful'!'' • • * Willsomeone please explain why -these six words, all spell­ ed alike, all sound completely different from each other? The words are plough, rough, rough, dough, through and hiccough. • * • . • Damage Relations WASHINGTON (U P I) — The State Department told a represontativ* of the Bulgar­ ian government Ita failure to provide "timely and adequate police protection" for the American legation in Sofia was bound to damage relations between the two countries. Teachers Win . . . So Do Girls It was the tearher'a gams hut the cheerleaders won overall. A frond jam-packed the Sanford Junior High School gymnasium Tuesday evening to watch the women teach­ ers down the girl cheerlead­ ers 14-8 in a benefit basket­ ball game. Tha teacher* won the game . . . but five cheer­ leaders, aa a result, will ■(. tend camp of the Ameri­ can Cheerleader* Associa­ tion at Oxford near Lees­ burg this summer. a m e r a s Seminole County * * * * O f f T on the S t Johns River o * * 2 TJtT * M * o o Rookie Cop Foils Plan n “The Nile of America” lir n t lit * Phone 322-2611 J Zip Code 32771 i . WEATHER: Cooler and shower* Thursday, hijfh in low 70s; low tonight 53-62. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., FEBRUARY 17, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA Red Warship Destroyed By Vietnamese NO. 128 Russians Talk Tough But Fail To Take Action NEW YORK (UPI) — Police and FBI agent* to­ day sought to shatter any remaining fringes of tha fantastic terrorist plot, to blow up the Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument and Liberty Bell, thwarted Tuesday by a rookie undercover policeman. Working with precise swiftness Tuesday, New fect a t Independent* Hall York p o l i c e and FBI here today after disclosure of agents s e i z e d t h r e e an alleged pint to drnamita American terrorists and the Liberty Pell, th e .S ta tu n a beautiful blonde Frrnrh Canadian woman on charges of planning to simultaneously dynamite the three historic shrine* of American freedom a* a "symbolic notion to strike terror into the hearts of the American people." The hero of the foiling of the scheme, which had no dis­ closed target date, was Ray­ mond Adolphus Wood, a 31year-old policeman on the force only 1(1 months. of Liberty and the Washing­ ton Monument. The security by ranger* of ♦he Independence National Historic Park and local police was strengthened after word was received of the alleged plot. M O. Anderson, superin­ tendent of the park, said tho guard around tha Bell wa* doubled and would continue "until we find out what thi* is all about." r,m in t ion MOSCOW (U PI) — DiploPolice Commissioner Michniktie observer* said today srl J . Murphy immediately the , Kremlin, despite tough promoted Wood to detective talk about the - Viet Nam at soon as the teirorist quar­ criii*. ha* yet to commit it­ tet was in custody. self publicly to a specific Mnrphy~HenUHe<1 the three course of action. terrorists, "all of New York By Donna Eatea The farthest the Russians City, as having pro-Castro Requests ranging from dis­ have gone wa» a SovietiN’orth and pro-Red China leanings. cussion of a possible new in­ Vietnamese communique in They are alleged to be mem­ which M o a c o w announced ber* of the "Black Liberation dustry in Altamonte Springe plans to "strengthen further" Front," which Murphy de­ to building frnrea around two the defenses of the Commun­ scribed as "more extreme and of the town’a aubdlviilon de­ ist regime in Hanoi. farther le ft"-th a n other ex­ velopments are on agenda for today's 8 pm. meeting of the DISTRICT MKETIN4! of Women of the Presbyterian Church was held to­ Observers in Moscow frit tremist groups. day at First Presbyterian Church in Sanford. Taking part in the program the Soviet Union might fol­ The woman, a tall Monde A l t a m o n t e Springs Town low up its promise to North with rlasslc features, it a Council. were (from the left) Mrs. Carl F. Si-hilke. Wnl president-; Mrs. Abraham , Viet Nam by publicly disclos­ member of a non-violent Que Dr. Jntnri Hickman hat re­ Lincoln, of Dellary, district chairman, and Mrs. Edgar W. Smith Jr., ing the aid measures, most bee separatist party A friend quest e,l time to present plana local committee chairman. (Herald l’hoto) likely anti-aircraft weapons said she liked to "attract at­ for the proposed induitry, de­ and modern jet airrraft. tention in soma particularly tails of which will be made Unofficial r e p o r t s in dramatic way." public Ht the meeting. Fencer Saigon said Soviet ground-toMurphy said that other na­ requests will come from de­ air missies alieaily have tional landmarks, which hr velopers of tile housing areas. leached llano). did not identify, also were In addition, a change in The information was not laldie,I for deal ruction, toil rolling arid purchase of (.wj of keeping the bloom on the do their pail in holding down .publicly confirmed by the tt. tlie Statu,, of Liberty, Wash­ lots for rights of way pur­ BULLETIN S. Embassy. Bui it came from ington Monument and Liberty WASHINGTON (l PI) — economy at home and the did price* pose* will l>e discussed anil About t.lOO business leaders sources just returned from Bell were immediate targets lar as good as gold abroad President Johnson said lo regular committee r e p o r t * A speech this afternoon lo wen- at today's meeting of Ihr 'he North Viet Nam capital, The alleged runspirntnr*. all heard. day Ihr Treasury will issue board, an independent, non““ ‘I appeared' lo be unimibe National Industrial t on attested and held in lieu of new rules shortly that will 1,-rcnce Board a Horded John prolit orgamiatlon devoted to peachaldr. ball ranging from .860,000 to Rise business a 1700 million son an opportunity to plug fur research 10 business prob-1 Premier Alexai N- Kosygin, f 100,000 urrr. n , r e r j e g s to tha lorth* tax break. xolufliary .rest, suit by cor pur '-ms Self-St J led Leader 1build*. n.Jiij of tne same comm, 'iauochinets peoples atlons and bank* a* the key Robert Steeje Collier. 28, WASHINGTON (U PI) - to reducing the nation s nag- buMne.smen will meet John- prep-istory conference" in alleged self-sly led leader of Pltsidenl Johnson began two ging balance o( payments tic *nn *ke White House to hear Phnom Penh, Cambodia, de­ tlie Ilia, k Liberation Front that tiie United moie all,ml his program lor manded days of hard selling today to (lilt, and a New Volk public libra Stales withdraw its troops A first degree murder trial swing the nation's business In addition, the Chief Ex- ending Hie dollar drain. ry elefk. from South Viet Nam. reauined this morning in Cir­ Later in the day, industrial­ \Yall*'i A Howe. 32, a judo leaders behind his program endive urged businessmen to And Moscow Radio warned ist* will go lo the t otnmerre instill, tol at a <tty housing cuit Court in Del.and as Wal­ ler Payne of Sanford awaits I >■pur ton ni and hunkers tit that tha Viet Nam nous project. the Federal llrserva to di* tugger a world war khalee) S Sayyed, 22, a f<>r- the jury’s verdiet. Thu* far the kremlin's *lrspe, illc* Payne IS aerused of slaying m,i student at the Howard n iiix i ivan i F While riiosl business lead iiuiiviaiwuiia nunciations »> ofi Amciiran t 'rover sity school ,,f engi­ Floyd Ibxlson, of Paola, in i t s endorse the President s taliatory air raids on North ! neering in Washington May Hun. skeptical k tel Nam have been milder goat* man*- ar Her!„ il Turner, 33. of San­ Mi,-belle I hit'Ins, -,f ub,nit Ins no .ms n| aehiev mg than those emanating from Montreal, Canada, s fr»r ford. t* awaiting trial on • ( iimiiiiinist Chins tin in charge of being an accessory The Chinese hinted they lancr television and radio Last week he asked Indus to Dir murder. I N D E P E N D E N C E . Mo duct of foreign policy is vest- truliMs and hankers to hold would like tougher response broadcaster. Murphy said Miss llurlos |)od*,m's ha tiered body wsa (U P I) — Former President e,l in the President and “ in down their investments and Die Krellilln when they " “ try S. Truman, (n a rare foi mull,,u on that situation j loan* a broad until Die dollar for "deiisive" meat- brought 30 slicks of highly f, on,| in a rowboat in the St, public political cononent, 11a * lo c i n e from him," Tru­ a gainst the United sensitive dynamite rind some Johns River a few miles outflow is more under control Masting raps llllo New 5,,rk *,,uthe,ist of Sanford. The two struck out at critics of |'n»- man Holed. Al fifsl. businessmen ex­ City early Tuesday lumnlng, defendants are reporteid to 'Hut tliis, by no means, ident Johnson's policy in pressed gratification t h a t Royal Canadian mounted have been drinking with Dod­ puls a President above qursSouth Viet Nam. Johnson hud railed for volun­ police signaled her departilie, son and other* at a fishing Truman aimed his bar!* at Iliming or beyond criticism,” tary restraint instead nl govand detective* monitored her ramp ,,n thr night of the "Side • lilin hecklers who Truman said, ''and President rrnmenl controls. drive to New York. TALLAHASSEE t UPI I — neither have all the facts nor Johnson would Ire the first ■laying. w sottir some executives . -i f But now executive* The four uere charged with lo affirm it. , The Slate Supieme Court to­ all tlie answers.'' Payne and Turner were * r are voicing conspiracy to destroy govern­ "But the President Is bad The hn.year-old former day disbarred I »nn*rd I, r**!rd hy the Federal Ruersu ran hold down rneir overseas ment properly, a rliaige , ar Glaser. Mi.ion Hr*! h attorney President • remarks were in ly served in his task, as in ,,f Investtgalibn last October spending wilhoul losing mil-4* Fnlled |n, , rtl„ „ ini| rjn ig a fin.ntlO fine and |n convicted lit federal court on a two-page document handed lb, rial ion, by those irrespon­ European and Japanese com K(l(n f r j ( tlM,liy m,„ , years imprisonment Hearings hi Gehrgia. critics, or side-line a felony charge involving ib- to newsmen at his office. He sible |«f the Southland from Texas for all four n r scheduled hecklers who neither have all pelitors. taming ,,f money under false did not appear in person. home observers, both in and |o Ihr Carolina* Tuesday. Responsibility for Ihr con­ Ihe facts - nor the answers," pretense* *>m of 'he government. « r . Light snow dusi-d ih. u p ­ WASHINGTON i n p l l - ' T h a pr> dieting Dial voluntary te per Great I,*kr* region but I llll'im HI I I White House announced Pre». ■train! will not do the trick dry weather w«* tin- rule (.1 \HD Ibll III I It idrnl Ayub Khan of Pakistan They *.ry that sooner or la elsewhere. will make a stale visit to PHILADELPHIA ( I T U _ ter Johnson is .oing to have Houston arid I ’oJIrge S ta ­ Increased arrurily was In e f­ Waslunglon April 2fi 27 to resort 1<> sterner measures tion. l e x ., each re purled 1 26 inches of rain in * u hour* Tuesday night Baton Rouge, La., received 1.5 inches and Lafayette, La., picked up one inch. A frontal system in the J At'hSH-NVIl.I.E (U P I) Pacific Northwest dumped ing for the lemoval of gold reserve require­ Since bills have been introduced in Con­ — Therr * * * * * plan 'lue*- locally heavy rain* Tuesday ments against Federal Reserve deposit*— gress to reduce the gold reserve require­ ds) lo have G o v. liajdon night. which are only In,lire tly related to our ments, public interest in money and gold Burn* set off a dynamite Destruction Island, off the day-to-day money—and letaming tt against hlssi to signal thr start of has been running high. Washington coast, reported the Fedeial Reserve note*, which constitute construction on ihr 125 mil­ 3.07 Inches and Tatoosh Is­ T. E. Tucker, president of Florida State the hulk of thr paper money people use ev­ lion Gulf Life Insurance land reported 2,53 inche*. ery day. Bank, today issued the following statement: center hue. Temperature* were near •'But even though I support the Presi­ • I support President Johnson's proposr The plan blew up when numal across the nation today dent's proposal, J urge him to continue hi* al lo eliminate the 25 per rent gold re­ Ihr dynamite didn't. and the Weather Bureau said strong efforts to balance uur transactions serve requirement against Fedeial Re­ Aa expectant dignitaries the geniral outlook was sun­ with the rest of the world. We have more serve deposits. In my judgment, enactment —' YVilh — gathered round, Burn* ram­ ny and dry. than enough gold at Fort Knox to protect of the President's proposal will help pre­ med the plunger home. the dollar as the world's moat important serve the strength of the dollar abroad and, Nothing happened. A Untidy Home Improvement Loan currency, but it >» only common sense that if we continue lo keep politicl away from After arverai fix lr e , we Cannot continue to spend moie abroad the people's money, need not lead lo infla­ rrd-faced official* cancell­ than we earn without courting trouble. Burrow Up To $5000 — Up To 5 Years To Pa/ tion al home. ed the cerrmuniei. " I also urge the President to make cry­ "As a matter of fact, failure to do some­ TA LLAH ASSEE (U PI) — stal clear hi* determination lo keep poli­ thing about the gold reserve situation could East mouth was just not the Call Ralph Pczold Or Jim Doucette tics out of Die people's money. He can do cause a g n a t deal of trouble. This is be­ month foe moonahining. this by protecting the independent opera­ cause the-arbitrary requirement that Fed­ State (leverage a g e n t s re­ OAKLAND PARK (U PI) — Telephone 322-1611 tion of thf.Federal Reserve System! eral Reserve deposits and currency be back­ A 68-ycar-old woman, walking ported they broke up 48 Il­ "F o r more than 50 year* the Federal Re­ her dog along a street here, legal stills, destroyed over ed by 25 per cent in gold could prevent our serve hs* looked after our monetay prob­ money supply from expanding sufficiently was kilted today when she 17,000 gallon! of fermenting lems without hindrance from political pres­ to support expanding production and em­ was hit by a car. She wai mash and 610 gallons of liq­ sures. ployment. identified ax Mr*. Helen Oddo, uor, and arrested 15U parsons Member F.0J.C. "Tha Federal Reserve people have dona "Production and employment cannot grow of Oakland Park. The death in tha process. unless the money available to do business a good job and, if their freedom to operate raised the highway fatality Btverag* Director Ren Mor­ independently within government is protect­ also grows. The President has proposed-an count in Broward County thii ris said the figure hit % twoed, 1 am aura Ihry will continue to do so." acceptable solution to this problem by ask­ year .to II. year high. SAfCON ( U P I ) —The Viet­ namese air force bombed and sank—a 100-foot Vifct .Cong warcraft 235 miles northeast of Saigon, a U. S. military spokesman reported tutlay. I f was the largest naval vessel the Viet Cong were known to have. The steel ship— about the siic of an American sub­ marine chaser— was found mooted and heavily camou­ flaged in a rocky cove on the coast between Nha Trang and Qui. Nhon. ___ . . . ________ Lt. James S. Bowers, of I.yndonville, Vt.. spotted it from his helicopter, The Vietnamese navy dis­ patched an armed junk to the scene along with a light ob­ servation plane. Both errcounted heavy fire from the Communist vessel and from shore batteries. Six Vietnamese Sky-raid, is were called in and sank the vessel. Official figures reelused to­ day by the S, military lommand *utd the Viet Cong killed ami, wounded more Americans last week than in the first two years of the American buildup in South Viel Nil III. The i omtnaml said thr toll was .15 Americans killed and um wounded in the seven days ending at midnight Saturdiiy \notlie: American was missing A newly reused report on last t\ edliesday 'a bombing of thr Ji.i Ntion loin inks will raise the figim- to 37 dead. In I'.O'I and 1‘. 'o", 32 Amer­ icans were killed and PH wounded In the 51 y Tho area 35 miles southwest of Rotgori a "Sit,-aide" force of Viet Cong attacked a government out|»i*t and heavy fighting was reported continuing tonight. Council To Hear Of New Industry LBJ Opens 'Hard Sell' Plan Jury Ponders Murder Trial Side-Line Hecklers Blasted By Truman Lawyer Ousted General Outlook iTZtWZ Sunny And Dry Stale Visit Bank Prexy Says: Keep Politics Away From People's Money Plan Blows Up, SPRUCE-UP Dynamite Don’t Your Home Bootleggers Have It Bad Dog: Walker FL0PW A STATE B A N K * l J �. . . . y . i- <r (Tljf C. A. Ciaramello 'Seam Squirrel' Of Cooties Teni By J m r Ci»»rlbrrry New officers were elected by the Military Order of Conti**, Bo Weevil Pup Tent 8, at a "Cootie Scratch" heat­ ed by VFW Post 100S0 of Casselberry at the Post Home on Concord Drive. The organization is an hon­ orary degree of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and it* mem­ bers are selected for outstand­ ing service to the VFW. The group stresses aid to hospit­ alised veterans, widow* and orphans ns well n» supporting the National Home and Scho­ larship Fund. Carmen A. Ciaramello, of 'Post 20U3, Orlando, win elect­ ed incoming Seam Squirrel replacing outgoing Owen Bell, also of Post 2003. Other officer* named in­ clude A, B. Pallatin, I’oat 2003, Keeper of Crummy Duf­ fle Bag! Bay Stowell, Poit 8102, Pine Hill*, Hide (timid; William A. Hiehardaon, Post 4287, Azalea Park, Shyster; John L. Nor they, Post 4287, historian; Hollis Johnson, Post 10050, Cussrlbrrry, Sky Pilot] Phil Schutt, Post HI52, Pill Pusher; William J . Bates, Tost ’’ 4 2 * 7 , Blfcntiet Bump; Gene Thomas, Telit ttithl, tfhrtif y e ll tightwad; Ralph E,'W*bh, Post 10050, two year tightwad; and Walter Chatham, Post ,4287, one year tightwad. The group meets the second Sunday of each month rotat­ ing the location among the four posts comprising the tm- it. Following Sunday's meet­ ing, members of, the Cassel­ berry Post and their wives served a buffet supper. Geneva PTO To Havehi Sales In Oviedo - Battfnrfi Pnge 2 — Fch. VrralD 1 1. infi-l DeBary Firemen Appoint Dance Committee COOTIES* SCRATCH — New officers elected by the Military Order of Cootie* were (seated left to ritfht) A. B. Pallatin, Carmen A. Ciaramello, Owen Hell, Bay Stowell, and Gene Thomas; (standing) Ralph E. Wohb, William A. Richardson, John L. Northcy, William J . Bates, Walter Chat­ ham, Hollis Johnson, and Phil Schutt. FOREST CITY Community Anriociation members who will serve ns offi­ cers of the Boy Scout Troop being sponsored by the association are (left to right) Charles McPherson, scoutmaster; Gene Rucker, assistant scout­ master; Clarence Hunter, treasurer, nnd Behind Jacobs, institutional rep­ r e s e n t a t iv e . First meeting of the troop is set for March 1 at Forest City Baptist Church. DeBary Group Lists Results Of Film Vole Federation Of Civic Groups Invited To Meet In DeBary "Mkieli ■ By Mrs. John I.sons A committee to be in charge of planning the March 13 St. Patrick'* D*y Dane# to lie sponsored by DeBary Volun­ teer Fire Department was ap­ pointed at Inat week's regu­ lar meeting of the men held in the Recreation Hall with Vice President Fred I’errirk J r . presiding in the absence of President Ellsworth Og­ den. Serving on the committee will be Thoms* Smith, chair­ man; and Bud Henly, Thorn­ ton K. Smith, Frank Perrick, Charles Jordon, Mike Donlon nnd John Vetter. Music for the dance will be provided by The Deltona Combo. Announcement was made during the meeting that Allen-Summerhill, DeBary, will receive fir* and inhalator call* for the fire department on a 24-hour basil and will be re­ sponsible for sounding the fire alarm. The firm was com­ mended for it* interest in the group and for providing thi* c*mm«ntqr -seprux. [t-w*e reported that Char­ les Schneider, past president, is a patient at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital suffering from shock and double pneu­ monia after being in an auto accident recently in Sanford, One new member, Joe Saaaer.. w«s introduced. Jt';frcah\ ments following the business session were served by Chef l i n n ison Bernritter to the 02 members attending. M cCROR y'S N b e r g la s * l a m p Shades Styles for desk cnd boudoir lam p, cmpi shop*. W a i o b U . Wbll pink, beifl* Dade Libraries Best In Nation By Mrs. John l.rone gate Die pmposal Hint present TAM,AII VS,SEE Il l 'll The West Volusia Federa­ ihufflcbonrd courts, pin* ad By JoAnn l is t s Dado County’s elementary By Mr*. John Lmn* tion of Civic Associations hss (titionul ones to be bulb for libraries were judged tn he the The Geneva Elementary A *otr tnki-n Imt Friday Behind Parcnt-Teai’her Organ­ Hi thp fjmt * how ini? of r*r«*nt been invited hy Earl Merrill, tournament play, in* tinned best .in the nation in general president of the DeBary Civ. over to the nssoi Irition fol­ excellence and improvement, ization will apimnnr a rum­ mage sale, t> a to 211 p.rn , awjftfl winning movie* nt thr ir Assoalalioii, to inert at the ia te and Upkeep It also has Stale school <luef Thomas Fell 2'i-27p at Je iry 's Market !>• Huty < iMnmuiiity < enter Dr limy l 'immunity (.'enter, Ifen proposed that facilities D Bailey announced the Dade In Ovirdn ai the ( inter and atiatige- elementary school library had tn determine viewer prefer* 7 ..In p in , Apr il t;i India* of the PTO have *** lime {iiit mn*i< nl film* far out Announcement of the forth­ ments for l!s use be turned won first pi see in a contest, m * l Monday, 0 a.m.-5 p,m„ as m the lend in f l n t choice 1ml* coming rvent I w»s reported o v e r tu the ryvic ytotip. i and tn the process had wmi n pickup day In Ceiicvn dur­ nt Inst week's meeting of the Music for the program was $2,300 for enlarging the book lot iriff. ing which they will cull at DeBary association at the presented bv the quartet com amt magazine collection* Iluwivii, romhiniiLiun of Community Center with Mer­ posed of Hubert Metier, Ruth each home jn the community tn receive rummage Item* for find three <huirr* from n ic* rill presiding. DeBary'* Chea­ <1 essay, M'S, Itcurirk and OVER 31 YEARS the sale Arrangement* for Irrhnll tif 11, nlmwrd thill mid* ter Iti-iiiirk Is vi'-r piesldent 1toward Green, with J,a lira At First A Palmetto pickup* *1 other time* prior vrntuie mill (Jim/uim-fiU i y jdf * of the Federation M Platt Blown ns Beeiunpnnk'.t, (Alongside old punt oilier) to the tali'* (late* may lie ' lull's WfH" u ti« with musical, Itepoits on the recent Glau- flow nl'i Middleton allowed the made hy contacting PTO of­ iiitntily, diainn Mild hlAlotntll coma Clinic were given hy color film, 'Island Oddnn-s.'' films * Ion luiititnuji, in this Mrs ficer!. Resrlck who advised which was filmed off the Ba­ that another ellnte is set for hamas by Mr. and Mrs w Proceed* from the project unli’i . I*i. feret»r«*i t i f f i n e d in the this Thursday at the Center Muller. will go for payment of the air eiinditioni'i a purchased by vo le will hi’ iht'll MB I-IIMB fur New member* Joining dur- j tiir I’ l l l for tile *1110111 class­ m h 4 tint! futuie* films. Next lug tile pHst month wets in i T lic pim rw ill, a h u d which room* several month* ago. pM •*'iitntioti will he 7.30 |> ill., trndined hy Edward Parsons, • CnrpetH • Furniture In w e stern N o rth the Center. Title membership chairman, and d w e lls l'Uli* are being made for in­ March o, • Tile • Piunim A m e ric a , so m e tim e * spends stallation of 1lie aa unit* with­ of film will he un n o u m ed , Kress Walter, house rhsir• Rental Betlrt ’I lie projei t t* plnmu'd hy man, reported that four new the w inter In hibernation. in tho next few month*. the III Hilly I ivi*- A'ntn'iutlull lath s have been nidered nnd «» "to “im If fmitiicmg" tmu- asked tile membership In runrnunily »cfvitc mid nu ndmit* 1 elder purchasing a isrger hot Fl'Tip nre «hm^cd. Hut will he water heater for Die kitchen. pus Fed In help rover thowliift Item irk, reporting mi a road (oiiti, hml Merrill, n»Bucm hoard meeting, advised the lion president. advises. 'I'/ A -.l Giwnnitcp X Y n f C y iflif group that plana call foi |42,(M10 to he spent in the De­ s^ Z 5 £ " 7 WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - T h c Bary ar*a and that severs! spare agency'* top brats went through roads are to b» pav­ to Congress today to plead the 'd, giving good acests from administration r is e for Pres S U l l « C S f ».«••*» *»»•**! I ItitP M ii'H t A *; ||‘t f Ident Johnson'* $3 2 billion TOKYO (C P I) — Shades o! mam arteries. apace budget. Member* of ths executive SA N T O P H . FL O R ID A an old Muck Sennett movie; Jam es E. Webb, held of the A speeding truck rammed board were asked to investi­ N a t i o n a l Aeronautic* and min a tire alarm pole in down Space Adminlstrition (NASA) luwn Tokyo, touching off ll|* and other high spare officials alarm which brought six fire were scheduled to testify be trucks In the scene. fore tin House Spate Commit Two of the' trucks collided ter. at an intersection knocking s A* the committee begins ladder Irom one of the trucks hearings on the money request which hit and iriiumt a man for the fiscal year lug.lining iiiling hy on a bicy cle July 1, indications were lliat many of it* member* felt the 15 2 billion figure was too low. The legislators are disturbed I'nileil Prrss International by the complete elimination of Andrew Jackson was till' two projects from the fiscal lirst l S President to rule ItMifi budget -dhc development on a railroad train On J line "I a lug solid furl rocket boos­ 6. 1811 he rode a Baltimore ter and the development of an and Ohio train 13 miles from ultra sophisticated liquid fuel Ellm,>ft Mills to Baltimore, They want (o add about $30 Md . according lo the As sen i a million, which is about $111 mil­ lion of American Hailroads. lion more than ls being spent on the two projects this yetr. 1S^ -—n largo C o lo r in g S ill B o o k * w ith m o nY 0 { p le a s u r e . Sanford Furniture Co. Cotton and Cotton Blend Fabrics S u p e r s a v i n g s a s so rt m e n t o f first q u a lit y a n d s lig h t ir r e g u la r s . 3 6 " to 4 5 " w id th s . V a l u e * to 98 f yd. C\un?leti - ^ \'{onUitti, Lhic, $5.2 Billion For Space Requested Truck Troubles A La Comedy Now You Know Clippers / LUDoWICt, Ga (U PI) — Four [w-rsons were arrested when highway pstrulmen and Georgia Bureau of Investiga­ tion agents moved in on two jilares suspected of clipping tourists in gambling ojK-rations. fiator Bill Nylon Hair Brushes Cotton loop P11® wi t h f a n c y fr i n g e d e n d * . Skid re»i*!ont back. Assorted solid color*. 'fyoevt N A M E B R A N D HEADQUARTERS New Shkk Gillette Hot Lather S ta ln lM i S te el in p u s h b u t t o n c a n B la d e * Funeral Thursday Services fur L. A. Summer­ lin, who died Sunday in Mi­ ami, will tie held at 3 p m Thursday at graveside in Lakr View O m e trry with Rrv John liters uJRciating, Among survivors Is a nephew, Doug las Humphrey, of Miami. U(J> son Funeral. Home is tn charge * Pkg. of a Cot this trial pack and prove the superiority to yourself. Just hold cap under hot wafer. special heating alement In cap heats lather. AZALEAS 5 VARIETIES A COLOR J 0 c EA. ROSE BUSHES IN “LOOM Funeral Notice AUSTIN, Tea. ( U I 'l) -A U i gators would be safe from *1 X H K f l t . l K , I*. A*— K u n r r a l wfrrvlc** f « r l « A, 0 y m m «r|ln , hunter* under a bill proposed H, who Mund«y, will b* tn the Tea ts Legislature. Hep. h«l4 At 1 p m. Thur«4«r «.! Cimeron Hightower want* KfAVOBlrU In \t«Ak* Vllff rim v itrr w l i b \ I U y. lo jih fine* of up to 1300 levied IMrr* i>rn« Inline I' i I muh against 'gator gatherers. I u u v t o l Mum® ln \ e b a rg t. D O W N TO W N SA N FO R D 101 * 9 EAST 1st ST. HOURS 9 - 5:30 — FRIDAY T IL 9 E*. �5br fr»«fr»ri F e b . 17, 1 0 6 5 — Wf r i l l Pape 3 Scout Hero Honored By Troop 3 BIGDAYS Thus., Fri. and Sat. For Saving Sister In Blaze 3 RD ANNIVERSARY nv Jan * Casselberry Nearly 100 Cub ScouU, their fathers and guests p a s ­ til Weaver Hall of the Cas­ selberry Community Method­ ist Church Thursday night tn celebrate the 55th Birthday of Boy Scouts of AmerV at Pack 5 10's annual Blue and Gold Banquet. Each den made appropriate table decorations, place cards and mats in blue and gold. The delicious ham dinner was v\. served by the den mothers. 1 A Cub Scout knife was pre­ sented as a special reward to ! nine-year-old Earnest Pinkard •-, of 508 Prairie Lake rive, Fern Park, in recognilion ill ills quirk thinking and liMi* fast action in _an emergency. Earnest was credited with : F l, saving his sister from being severely burned when her clothing caught fire recently. C u h m a s t e r Have Waters made the presentation, com­ mending young Pinkard for suiting his (?q*>ut training in* wHIt each pnrthanc Tii action. ' , 'U t V Bottle " f *" ,,f JfV v Wally Krohlie. former cub■ *V ^ lu i»r«ii gasoline ^tYX master of Pack 540 and now YOUNG HERO Earnest I’inkurd of <‘ul> Smut • Council 'TSmfflg**'r*tott«Tn*n, Pack 510. Cassclberivv,,ivby 4«i ttjiU,v ^escyerl hi> was presented with a plaque sister when her clothing caught fire, was award­ of appreciation for his years ed a Cub Scout knife by Ciilmiaslcr Dave Waters, of service. right, at the P a c k 's Annual llluc and Gold ban­ Special guests included quet. Wckiwa District Commission­ er Cecil Bothwell; Bud Miller, neighborhood chairman; John wilder, field director; Ted -4*nmrl;-*-4i«*>utniuslcu.. Troop 341; Kev. Helmut * Copeland ^ ----of the Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church, spon•oiing institution; his son. Matt; laonaid Casselberry, |l> Mrs, John l.tmir oil heatra has be#*ir oU.l. institutional representative; It. Ll s duet to*n He hits. I.lk The Delluiy I'tinwrl Hr end Hurbon Ferrell, ’ pack (■FirstMt. Ullili'T iliri't tmu nf ■n nM'f d t^mi; I hi* a i -(1111 4if committee chairman. Arthur F, 1RII of Ur liimln* K ‘ *LUT F i t s hi I vt h o 11>1s h e m lit H l>uy Corns is the assistant will prrsi nt it? final •orn ♦ 11 Ni w York w ' 'lfi‘ hi n -unu-d t uhniMstet. • *>l i li'ii (Ic'iirn of I Ik- -fJiHiin sit s p m 1 r i<!.•\ •i i " t ut u i ' 1’ pi>**itj*m w i 1'h i« Dir Pack received a Flout- In t lit- he it iii > i humimthi' > 114‘1 I s>I »TIII t « I' l i l i h d Ul g » "111 yO let Routidup certificate for i filler. • 4 Inin 4* uf panv H r « ill \ 1h But *M ceding the goal of six or The pi ugi jin uill ifsi 11HIf IhM ni4ii!iTh and r vpi ts 1«* *e / 7. ( |||t||. more new members by get­ will kioiun iniiiihe^ and *« l *.rn pi i iinioi nTh m \| tall ting Hi new Cubs, and the h i liom nitil m sGpi't'iiil frill n* Iditfi* me I o I hr ii »* h* st i ,i i iihilitmtci irevived a to* w II he I hi* »iU'i|t|iMiii' t.* nd;i*. * d M» v1 p* .i * >li t.cJ. a n d III!# 1r-vt* I O' ("I ■* * l t ' | R,a.cil W a llis Den motions ho riving pins Kitsit r rhm 1" the thli'l *r.»* II I F*»- *•inir t* pi. "*id r f. t getting three or more M 1> " 1 i t " I'll ?*', aH It i ,ii •J f t . . \ members were Clydenc > h l l r ................ION 1l|» « I I f **f I hi* Ah hi-nr.ic. i aiolj n Miller, " i • F ■"i " .i i 11 ■ w ". | Jnk e Itutli Montgomery, and June III pill t » Gil* 1cm (del on I I'lltfl lilf )' 'tls 11 ! IVI !'| 4' l In1 Wa te l- also received tbc "114 pit* fit 44 dr 1Fironly11 IVilni Awant as more than 5(1 v b w iva 101IK ml ' 11j" M 1 'i 1ll» per cent of the ( ub Scouts •In ' l l I>* n 111 - k■ * i V -T G E N E L A N C E R , Mgr. Don’t Miss This Value Packed Celebration At 601 W. First Street - Ph. 322-0244 - Hours 8 a. m.-9 p. m. FREE * FREE t/ / , Yardsticks! V -. % FREE (i liOTTLK CARTON HAM OF K . C . COLA 52, DeBary Orchestra Schedules Final Concert Of Season “ ^ Dectiralivr >-7. ilis'it (o R o y 's | ,1c Magailllc Ncckcrc Ins-f slides weir piesrnteil to Colo who had * t r , rfuts a new member. They were Chock Adkins, Steven ttieeMstlcn, Steve Jamison, Chuck Johnson, llaiyl Krug. KmiiicsI Pinkard. Paul Mont gornrr>. Michael Poole, Ar­ thur Ncwbcig. Ilrilicrt M> • henxie, Uoliard Itandall, Gary Ueains, l.esler Tvmpleton. Nicholas West, and Har­ ry Wright J r . ^ Den Mv^ J st Frances Setje received » nine year service star; Uuth Montgomery, five years; June Templeton, four years; Linda McCall, four years; Carolyn Miller, three y e a r s ; and Clydene McKcniie, one year. One year service stars were given Vo the following . Cubs Arlhicr N e w b e t g, “ Ilinmas Llalmer, Chuck Jo hn­ son, Byron Coleman, Lester Button, John Cherwu, Billy (o le, Clif I.oikyer. David Phipps, i’aul McKay, Danny Millet, Gary Miller, lleibeit Mi Keotie*, I.eslei Trenpletoll, Italian! Itandall, Steve Hire Ion, Jimmy M u r k i s u h n, Michael Potter, Shuun Flavin. ^ Kenneth McCall, Stanley Wltizlo, Jay Kroll, and Nickolas West. Discoverer Blinker Lantern 3 -D a y Home Trial PHILCO % $ I>TS Itt |o I ■-J I \ ,1O ! I'l - , 1 I * llfol - ''I I I 41111I* ft » I* fi g* 11 1. .4' 11 ltd t l r "U I h Jti \ nn H a t • * o** ti Ii Fin« The Kusfri n Srnitiin|» Bai»»1 **iid ms i ' 1• 1 M "' if ' , » *i * t f*Mil I .« tiriiler dm * t nn .if Rt. h.tid I 1 IK . ••t MO ( . • Zell. \, will |due fm thr J JMII plngtltm of thr l ltll \li mini A met k uii S l o v a k I hi > r( Fie he hi Hnridwy at Slmii K i «iir<11'list The (*aidrris ate 1 * laird hrtwri-n (iidiji-nrod and Mail land off Hit l-U.. A vn ?jet v of Slovak «h JVi«1 nil , K OI" * 1|" I'mr llrarirlt, lit. ludltUf KnlF ,i «m «t *i 1*1 \ v 4 r tn*foii 4 -1 at and K'dai he, will he arrvn! ni noon and there will he an a meet ihe •»’ t 1< 1 -I m •* I"old emintry” bazaar where rhr iittMfi *-'! 11> '" ill \i ,i« '•f various kinds of rmhroi<Iir> t h e \ ,t’ ,t I * 4 *! «i f I ' m r * and items ttf Slovak folklore . nf f and I * .m To- • can la purchased. (I m m *i i* H The youth of Maaaryktown w mu the v F will perform the spirited Slo­ M vak Folk Fhiii« »*a i Itraeda r m i ipHI H* OuhI* wfi■i ' < .i. - f m ti"4i .t * theri nati\|. costumes, 1 1 * 4^F......|. I Fie fiulilli is invited in at id f l u o n 1 lo I' : '.it n led tend tlir ft lehr a t ion which Mi It Fi ­ him pin\ i*'l an event of grow­ Hun v V\. i l * ing intrtest with riirh suicei-d ji rd I .ti, 1 • ' F fui \ Itm ■ ton I \ 16» \ i 1 iM Ifnidiirtii, mg year. I4 | , |. . ' • • F d■lllll.d 1 I 4 1.| ♦ I 44 It A|f S, i nil i|ft|| M ,*■ **' I * •o ill M I m ' I *• u d Mm Past Presidents Honored By PTA jo : i moiltK O N L Y :i SK I'S L IC IT l ll ltR Y ( A L L NOW ! ^/m m Tr NO O BLIG A TIO N TO BUY Thriftl-Cut ROTARY MOWER Firestone Special Buys "•ind'4 m* W il ih l( i k• • A (. fi ll S 1,111I%I4 I U4 I , .Mdi 11 t »Id**f '"I III I u l i i y 4 | It f* . I'M*? ^I **4h U I |* |l"it I • t ill Ii ,t 14k V\,i 11| Hid! ^.t i 11 it f , J ( i * Oil < o no pr 4* |ii nil %ill** |t .nf lo I fr a t >|M.«krr h o lir iiw h’ ■4>' . Vl.1^ L IM IT E D T IM E O F F E R Tfre$fotte IMYLONAIRES NO M O N rY DOWN l * a « M o n th * l o P a t * 10 Ml llliiwcr Wlilt KI4W WMill .llllillll.llu -U.J(tir • .*1 - It l* llnqi-v lr Stf.iltmi i iiginc •Slwl llcck * \l 111It-I.I I l-lllllllK iH-tgltt t i. ( 't i l e h e r (K-H .'l.'LO A v u ilu lilc Firestone 11 - inch PORTABLE T. V. $99 Q C *(Jvcr;ill tlmg. A lld FianiU'l I 'l l li’7/ \\*11K, NO M O N E Y * mown lu'cejHKUi! A -O K SEAT BELTS • M.iiml.ii I o n d to if c iii* ! Jill S' A K U S A a nd I Kj; hwu.v F it nd y*|•*■* do ,*l mill • M a d e id d nu ll * Ion , p u le inllill.l-t III I'itl Wi hhllip • II* .ivy dots on Lil in metal 4p o t k Jill I It III Inn k l e i Mothers Attend A lo hi itM' v-'C-; ^i ; ; ; ill* \ ||4l I «.Vlt'lll II I I with oporotitvg Undo $4 8 88 \(|H It. e < pi o i ' r. . ^ *0 "i i * 1H*4 , 1 n • - 14iii4 t». I n \ i * ho k A If /id to t l.i i Kill > I* i |OH|f Hat! I \" I - I BRAN D NEW • Powerful searchlight pi villa jflO* • Niitoin liir red warning blinker on ad juvtabli) IrlrM'nping arm •I >perrtlrs mi fl.lullliKlit batteries ttiut mthuhih 5S5l L, S o c ie t y H ill L a w n f i o d Band To Play For Annual Slovak Day DeMolay Meet '7 T a FREE ' ’T iT rrrrrT ^ m i I js i i range from -10* 1o + 1 - 0 ' $f69|COLORT.Y. ^ iro n mounting hrnckel • Tempernlure^ V ^ ^ T I U RS. - Fill. - SAT. FRONT X : > FLOOR MAT 'v BISCUITS / w ro ugh t • I »t ans i .ir • I <Kigli uk lal iiiiutlililiZ l'iat k e t i Ii *i t and f t. ml wi i r#' L ACM pfui^ I m t a h a t i o n 1'ai.sv Term s 1*1 \ un til i i teil 14* nr Fivv *Siiiifori| women repf»* gaiiur a f *4-j v I -1 i - pi Miriam nerited tli« Si'inthide ( hiqiti i at Firm i • an I ’ ho\ fihy «h do r of DfMobiy at tin- Flo "i al f tin •- i * n* f"Y the A -o.«!* Iii wni idii PeMolny Advinoi'n As pla.Ngt'Oind siti-mt i*m and Mother'a Cluhs Ilimwei «l"i* e lil pun lu*»of Florida at n mid-year eoti j i*d A d'OUll itlil *4? * 'O in to >of' u V\ *phfen-far a! the flnhiu Shrine In* i f nf to l hi and S> cittiah lute T« ni|de» in all's f luh in •|; 4«- i-it kpIi for H e phuwitig id f ' " film tin f h Iambi, Saturday IE4*ptr*i*fiting the Snnf‘ird child tn Ii "to!»iii I h* I'l l DETROIT i L T D —Mrs An Mutluri' Club were Mrs. It. ill*' of I F l i t 11* 1 1V * M aiig* I mi t* Miller, who wzt nt-at I o i be bo d Itun lii4» till# Hum*. Mu. death with lyphoid (ever amt lluinMey. Mi*. pneumonia at the age 18, If D u n n , M r *. W. Ileitibuch parents soil teaidiir* vu'weil observed her IU2nd birthday ami Mrs. L. Nop per Adviiorfi a mural u hn h -u pi* re I A Her sun. KnlM-rt, *11. xaul, (iii'M'iit w*n It Rumhh-y, F! l)til«de of F «» I**! F 1 A ' she si lit read* tier Bible and Weber, J. I*|ii ket Jr and ft and i timph'te I o o m - imp * 1 Flooks also w i f e di-plnyed. sews some, and s h e * still in W i ight. good health " Asked why she has lived su lung, Mrs. Miller said, "may be it l* herau r l never smefk HELPS YOU HEAR rd or drank Hut really llul's r, t i » r *• THE THINGS YOU i.ol much. Youn£ ladirs dldn t do t.tose things when 1 was WANT TO HEAR ... ‘Never Smoked Nor Drank’ I TAX , Old West ANTIOCH, Calif i t l ’D - A bit of the Old West m-modern dress was enacted here when 100 bead of cattle broke through a pasture fence onto • freeway stopping trattic fur Bure than an hour. ^ BETTER! 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INSPECTION NO MONEY DOWN TIML GUARANTCC e j e nst d e f e c t * In w oik m en s h ip a n d m e t e 'i e l s en d all no rm al to e d h e r e r d mjurtes lor t e a lit* ol t h a ou|inel B e a d Hep t a c o m a n t s ar e pro r eta d on troo d wear a n d basod on c u r ra n t f iro st o n o ratail prtco a t l i m s o l ad| u»tm on t. • n it \ K r.s • i t s • W IP E R III I i II I M i l - • >l|trt B • • • M i x 'B i l l U* 1IR E S WHEEL B U M i l IT . E IIS VS* I • II \ IT E R 3 A r Mi l l • ilE A D L IG H IS • t O O l. IN G M - I I 'l EXPERT CAR IISVK ’M S E R V IC E “ P A C K A G E" OFFER • wheel alignment Our thoroughly trained men, using the fastest and moat efficien t machines, can return your tar’B "underside” to original manufac­ turer’s specifications . . . at the lowest cost to you. • brake adjustment • wheel balance 9 Im* 9 !**• amlwitMl 5 Moat American Cara �- ■ *. ee**ro» >r — ___ Si \ • » ffljr Hanfnrb frralb Page 4 — Feb. 17, 1965 mMUrni ''I Tony Lem a did not buy the original bottle of champagne that got him his nickname of Champagne Tony when he won hla flrit pro tournament In Coita Meta, Calif. A free* lance photog named Letter Ne* hamkln did when Tony flour­ ished a ran of beer before the final round and laid he'd be drinking aomclhing more bub­ bly If he won. . . Know what rclaxci Tony af­ ter a long day on the links? A nice gent's game of dom­ inoes. In the making Is a tele­ vision icriea to establish him Ara rarteg hlan . i i- Want to know bow much golf has grown In the last five years? With the *600,000 that's coming in television receipts from the POA National Tour, the prize money for the men hat Jumped to *3.3 million. When Dave Marr, the chair man of the players' tourna­ ment committee, started on the tour in 1960, Ihe grand total wat $800,000. . . • Most athletic of the Holly wood guys around (a Jim Gar­ ner ("Amcricaniration of Em lly’’) and he comet by it na turally. Hit brother, Jack Rumgaro*r (the original fam­ ily name) pitched for 11 ycara In the farm ayitem of the Pittsburgh Pirates, never get­ ting higher than Clast B tiefore he railed it quits. Jack then switched to golf, is a pro at Sepulveda in the Los An­ geles area . . Between you’n me, A1 Be**elink was not fined for betting "hamburgers' as the story came out. The PGA players committee slapped him down on!y for talking about betting. NFL Owners . Gel The 'Word' Penrose, Preuss Take Tourney NBA By Gary Player Written for NEA X— Front Deltoid Raise Namath Already Up For 'Em m y' St. Pete Golfer Captures PGA Football Parley SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! FARRELLS By David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer Seminole High cagera came back for their second straight victory last night when they beat the Winter Park Wildcats by r * score of 52 to 46 in a Metro Conference tilt at the SH5 Fleming gymnasium. The last time the two teams met the Wildcats w*on by six, By Milton Rickman New York (U PI) — No won but this time it was a differ­ der Mickey Mantle la perfectly ent story. Buddy Stumpf was high satisfied to be second to WUpoint man for the Semlnolei lie Mays. Turn* out it's all one big with six and Steve Groover optical illusion and Mickey was second with four. Ron Hinson and Don Nicholas add­ takes home more money. Mantle agreed to this third ed a basket each. For the straight 1100,000 contract with Wildcats, Mike Kelly led with the Yankees Monday and ■lx points. David Held, Tollle when he was reminded that Higgins and Ken Johnson the Giants are paying Mays made two points each and the 1103,000, he laughed all the Wildcats led 16 to 14 at the wey from Dalles over the tele­ end of the Brat period. The heated play of the sec­ phone and acted as tf he ond stama saw the Semlnoles couldn't care less. "As long as he keep* get­ move ahead by seven point*. ting *105,000," Mickey chuck­ Hinson took top honors for the led, “ I don’t mind being se­ Tribe with seven points and Nicholas made five w i t h cond at all." Pracisaly at this point la Stumpf adding two. Reid and where the "villain" enters In Kelly made two points each the form of the Internal Re­ *for the Wildcats and Mann added one. The Semlnoles venue Service *• With both men taking the held a 28 to 21 margin at the standard deuctions, the tax on half. Stumpf again led the Tribe Willie'S salary comes to $61, 941 while Mickey his to pay In the third quarter with four "only" $44,959, according to an points and Nicholas made three. Groover made two IRS official. The chief reason for Uic dis­ points and Hinson added one. parity ii that Mantle has a Rfld and Kelly made four wife and four children and point* each for the Wildcats and Johnson added two. San­ Maya lives alone. That mean* Mickey'* take- ford maintained its lead going home pay, with only the stand­ into the final frame with a ard deductions. Is $55,041 and score of 39 lo 31. Willie's i* *13,059.-ThaL-aiso __Groover led the Tribe ln_lhe_ puts sn entirely different slant fourth quarter with five points and Nicholas made four. on their salaries. It took Mantle and Yankee Frank 5turray made three and Grneral Manager Ralph liouk Stumpf added two. Kelly led all of five minutes to get to­ the Wildcats with six points gether when they sat down to and Jim Hines, Mann. Hig­ talk contract originally a few gins and Reid added two weeks hack. The general con­ points each wjth Cadwell Smith making one. versation went like this: In the JayVce competition liouk: "Well. Mick, how the Baby Seminotes lost a would the same salary suit heart-breaking game to the you?" Baby Wildcats 44 to 46 after Mantle: "Ju s t fine." “ Could I have gotten more cut scoring them 16 to 11 in than $100,000?" Mickey said in the fourth quarter. Wally Jernigan ted for San­ response to a question. "1 dunno. i took what the club offer­ ford with 15 points and Greg ed. I never like to fight with I Gan,is came in second with 12, Paul Lei toy made nine and them. It's getting loo close to Wblgliam six with the end to ask for more." Frank At 33, and with his fragile Wayne Burnsted adding two. Better Golf-Through Exercise Mickey Mantle Happy To Be Second Fiddle The deltoid muscle, large Cecil Austin's Rimpy and and triangular, covers the Homer Herndon’s Amigo Roc­ Joint of the shoulder and raises ker are favored to take Racing tho arm away from the aide King semi final heat* at the of the body This exercise de­ Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club velops these muscles. Assume position A and ex­ tonight, Rimpy heads the field in the tend arms forward to position eighth race—the* firat of two C. Again, begin with eight re­ qualifying heats for Saturday petitions and gradually worjt ‘ Night's Racing King Until. up to 15. After you are ablt to do IS Second morning line choice in the eighth wav Dr. C. E. Mill* repetition* without difficulty, you may advance. er'a Gator Band. Position A to Position B (3 No. 2 choice behind Amigo Rocker in the ninth race wai to 7 repetitions); Position C lo Position B (3 to 7 repeti­ Ryan's Expresa. Other mate speedster* vying tions); and Position A to Posi­ for berths in the King flnala tion C (3 to 7 repetitions). You should inhale on up include Doc Robbie, Dave Hall, Herschei Hutch, O. B.’* •motions and exhale on down Adjusted, Noble Clyde and motions. Proven Fact In the eighth and Winner'! Tip, Circu* Wonder, Orbital, Gate Man, O. B. 'a Walla and Rockey Bert in pie ninth. By Sandy Padwe The King and Queen cham­ pionship Is vet for Feb. 2 7 . . . . ' : NEW YORK (NEA) — Joe Results of Tuesday evening's Namath was lying in the hos­ races: * pital bed with the fast-talking 1st Race — S/16 — Time 31.41 Johnnie Rush 24.80 3.40 3.40 television guy explaining how Joyotl • 3 80 3.80 hi* network w asjolng to make Troost 3.40 a documentary about him next fall. Qutnlela (2-3) 123.60 " , . . *o that’i It, J o e ," he 2nd Race — 5/11 — Time 32.61 Tumble Lou lS gf) 8.80 4.80 said. "And one other thing. Red Don It 3.40 3 .00 We’re thinking of putting it up_(or_an Emmy Award, You Dinah'*..!) e na________ 5.10 know, there's never been an Qulniela (3-4) $36 20 Emmy category (or sports.” Daily Double (2 3) 1178 00 Namath rolled over, stared 3rd Race — S/IS — Time 11.83 Vicko 14 00 8.20 6.60 at the ceiling and with a Judy Red 5.40 4.60 [blank expression told his im­ Gold Finish 4.20 age maker that it’s all line with him. Qulniela (2-8) $38 60 It was typical o( the way Perfect* (2 8 ) $232.80 4th llace — 5/16 — Time 31.77 things have happened to Joe I'tilia 13 00 7 HO 3.60 Namath since he signed an Janies Ferris 4 40 2.60 announced $100,000 contract with Sonny Wcrhlin'a New Jerry WJille Foot 6 00 York Jets But this was one of the Qulniela ( 1 3 ) $26 20 best Herr was a document­ prrfrcta (2-1) $G4 50 5lh B sc* — *i — Time 41.46 ary that wasn't even started, Reseda 14 do 6 oo 3 80 and already it was Emmy ma­ Mike MacDuif 5 to 3 80 terial. In a xcn«c, Joe Namath is O.B.'s Black Ink 4 20 Just like the television ahow. Qulniela (2-8) $33 80 They're railing him the Perfect* (8 2 ) $11070 6lh Race — 5/16 — Time 31.73 greatest quarterback lo hit D B 's Valiant 6 80 3 60 3 10 profession football since John Rocky's Bluet 3.60 3 oo ny Unilat and he hasn't play­ Ixjigdust 4 40 ed a game. Furthermore, he Just had Qulniela (2 8) $16 60 a knee operation, and the Perfects (8 2) $15 30 7(h Race — S — Time to.75 Finish Rocker 5 40 3 00 2 20 June Kve e oo 3 no Orders 2 so Qulniela (7-8) $28 40 Perfects (8-T) $88 80 Hlh B ic e — 5/16 — Time 31.19 Boss Vollmer 4 40 4 00 3 2o Jane Kb 15,40 5.40 0 . 0 , 's A n nie 3 60 Qulniela (3-7) $90 60 Perfects (7-3) $139 50 9th Rare — 5/16 — Time 31.68 Suian Dewitt 19.G0 6 60 5.20 Kaboh 4 80 3.60 Sea Utter 4 40 Qulniela ( 3 5 ) $47.20 Perfects (5-3) $254 40 tOlh Rare — 3/16 — Time 31.52 Bessie Krnnon 15 00 6 40 5 60 Bucket Flare 4 40 3 40 Sliver World 6 GO Quiniela ( 6 7 ) $35 40 Perfect* (7 6) $167.10 llth Race — H — Time 11.14 Noretta • 16.40 12 80 4 40 Gay Secret 3.20 4 40 Dixie Cat 3.40 Qulniela (2-8) $44 40 Perfect* (2-8) $575 50 MutucI handle $74,457 os a personality outside of PALM D E S E n T , Calif. (U PI) — Commissioner Pete golf. . . In the four days before he Itoietle, riding h i g h and arrived to play in the Bob mighty in the National FootHope T )« a e r r c i a s jtr r Ara im alt l,cartie~ saddWTpOl M b eeghian (hard " g ” ) hit Buf­ owners on the straight and falo, Boston, Atlanta, Pitts- narrow path today in their bugh, Chicago and Palm De­ signing of college athletes. The owners, alarmed over sert on the recruiting and ban­ quet swing. And this is sup­ the premature signing of sev­ posed io bo the off-season for eral grid stars last fall while the Notre Dame coach. He the boys still were playing col­ rim e in without a bit of prac­ lege football, gave Itnielle tice, and fix-handicap Ara blanket power to cancel nil the shot eight birdies in the first team's draft cholrrs If proven two round*. The pros he play­ guilty of premature signings "I don't have to confer with ed with contributed only two anyone If llii-a- Is an Infrac­ to the low hall score. , . Notre Dame wears blue and tion of the Ailes." said Bn gold jerseys because those are retie. " I wifi mete out the the school colors and Ara was punishment " ordered to use them. But lor possible use on i future Irish football invasion of the Hast, Ara has a set of kelly greens stashed away . . The Bing Crosby Open is liecoming known tor its blust­ ery weather, so Drr llingle NEW YORK ( U P I ) - A fivewent to Father Leonard Scan year old silver hrlndle scolly nelt, an avid golfer frqilt San reigns today over 2.572 other Francisco win is well known dogs as the "best In show" of to the fraternity, and said, the 89th Westminster Kennel ' May tie you tan intervene tor. Club show. via, Fatln.-* You know we A crowd of in.ooo. Including haven't been having much Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, saw luck in recent years. Battle the Carmichael's Fanfare, owned lieads, anything to help.'* , . by .Mr and Mrs Charles Mai­ "Sorry, Bing," said the Cath­ ler of Woodcliffe, N J . , and olic priest, "it's not my depart­ handled by John P. Murphy of ment. That's management Glasgow, .Scotland, win the big I'm In sties.'* . . , prize. Lee Walls, e's Dodger, is tin* . -Carmichael’s Fanfare has latest to cash in on the Ja p ­ won 32 other blue ribbons dur­ anese baseball kick, lie’s just ing tier competitive career but now off to Osaka to play with finished only second in the the llankyu Braves. , , terrier group in the 1064 West­ Frank Beard, who rerovered minster ahow. from encephalitis to resume as one of Hie bright golfers on the tour, recently met Jack Twyman of the Cincinnati Iloyali. Twyman is the guard­ ian o( Maurice Stokes, the has kelball great who was stricken with encephalitis, too, and re­ W EST PALM B E A C H vealed to Bfcard, "Your come­ back has greatly encouraged ( U l'll — South Floridans Maurice." . . . On the spot, Jack Penrose and Phyllis Tlsh Frank offered to play an ex­ Preuss proved this weekend hibition with all Hie receipts that good steady golf — even minus tiie birdie spurts—will to go to the Stokes fund. win tournuinents. Penrose, of Miami Beach, ami Miss Preuss, of nrffi by Pumpunu Beach, won the na­ tional mixed foursome ama­ By United Preia International teur golf championship with EASTERN DIVISION u 70-71.73-73 *287. PALM BEACH GARDENS H L (U PI) — Sam Harvey, of St. Boston 51 12 Petersburg, won the fourth Cincinnati 40 22 extra hoi# of a sudden-death Philadelphia 33 28 PALM D ESER T, Calif. playoff with Steve Bull, Mil­ New York 22 39 (U PI) — The annual mid­ waukee, Wie., and took the WESTERN DIVISION winter convention of the Na­ firet prise in the 910,000 i W L tional Football League offic­ PGA club championship golf 1.0* Angcle* 34 M ially got under way today tourney. fit. Louts 31 30 with owner* end eoachea rea­ Bull had fired a final round Baltimore . 27 33 dy to dlaeusi just about any­ 72 to pull Into a 72-bole tie Detroit .19 24 thing — except the poeeibll- with Harvey a t 291. fifco Francisco 14 49 By of a truce in the draft Harvey parred tha fourth Tuesday's Results war with the American Foot­ hola while Bull hit two traps New York 106 Baltimore 102 ball League. and took a double-bogey six. Cincinnati 111 St. Louis 103 Detroit 114 San Francisco 106 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Gaines St. Louis rt Boston * ON 100 URAND8 Los Angeles at New York Cincinnati at Baltimore Only g i m c i scheduled Thuraday'a Games fit. Louie vs. Boston at Provi­ dence ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Los Angeles at Philadelphia . OPEN DAILY - I A . K - 6:15 P. H. Detroit , vs. San Francisco at I l l K. F IR S T SANFORD Oakland WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS .Only garnet scheduled Silver Scolly 'Best In Show' \ Racing King Semi-Finals Slated Tonight damage wai more extensive but it has carried him to the than expected. largest contract in profession­ Namath isn't worrying, al sport*. So you've got to re­ though. spect It. ‘‘People who think about " I t Just goes along wjtb my pressure don't do well," be whole general outlook on said. "Ail I know -1* that if I go out and do what I’m (up- things," Namath said. "1 do thing* for enjoyment. I guess H’a Just my personality. "As far as I'm concerned ai .iong_JtX > A i L anyone .is Justified to do what 'he want* as tong as it doesn't hurt some­ one. " I feel this Is the right out­ look. It would take a kit of convincing that it's not." Namath has been involved in his share of trouble ever since hi* achooftroy days in Beaver Falls, Pa., and as his publicity muunts, his rcpula tlon grows. "They Slid 1 was a hood­ lum because 1 played pool, stood on the street corners and broke some windows play­ J o e Namath ing stickball and football. P08<’d to, everything will be "Those thing* I did than O. K. were all in fun. 1 never did " I can't remember a game anything illegal. when I worried about the "And tlien they laid I came pressure, and 1 couldn't point from a broken home. Well, out an incident where the my parents hsve hid differ­ pressure got to me." ences, but I hsd a good up­ Namath can't explain where bringing." he picked up this philosophy, In college, it wai more of the same for Namath. During hie Junior year, he was suspended from the Ala­ bama learn by Bear Bryant for training violations. Then there wis the lime !n Miami when he was esught betting at a rare track even though he was under 21. “ What a rule," he was quot­ ed, " I never hesrd of any­ body going to a track and not betiing. This is like playing post office and never kissing anybody." That * Joe Namath, care­ free, happy and always enjoy­ ing. And now that he’s got lo much of Sonny Wcrblw's cash to play with, he'll be a perfeet addition to New York. Our of season, of course. knee* always a question, Man­ tle knows he has only a few more years left. | ST. LOUIS (U PI) — St. He said virtually as much I I,(mm baseball Cardinals will over the amplified conference begin all Saturday day games phone the Yankees set up in 15 minutes earlier, at 1:15 their offices so newsmen could p.m, CST, and nil Saturday bear bun from Dallas. night games one hour enrliet "I'm in the insurance busi­ ut 7 o'clock tills »<’usun. ness now and it'll be some­ thing for me to fall hack on in three more years," Mickey ex­ NEW YORK — (NEA) — plained. Tiie National Bsskcthall As­ By coincidence, Mays also entered Un- insurance business sociation consisted of 17 teams In 1949 50. recently, saying that he, too. was getting "» start on a car­ eer for my poM-bascbali days." New Times Lot Of Travel First Federal Captures City Junior Title inole High Gym. With only 30 seconds remain­ ing, First Federal spurted five points ahead on a field goal and three foul shots. Randy Brown sparked Firit Federal with 15 points while Al Grooms pumped in 19 to { pace the losers. Sanford Electric Jumped lo a 15-12 half time lead but First Federal held ■ 25-19 third quarter lead. Sanford Electric got hot m the fourth quarter while hold­ ing First Federal to only one bucket during tha first flv« minutes of the final quarter. With lime running out Ran­ dy Brown dropped two free throw*, Jim Brown scored three points on a bucket and free tosi to lock the game. Strickland Morrison defeat­ ed WTRft 45-36 to lake third place. Bill Schmidt tallied 26 for the automen while Doug Maliiowikl got 11 for WTRR. *} Future Pattern Of Boxing Eyed NEW YORK (U PI) — The president of Theater Network Television Inc,, said today that the four-star doublehead­ er at Madison Square Garden involving the light heavy­ weight and welterweight cham­ pionships of the world "m ay set boxing's pattern of the fu­ ture." "We expe.*t groat interest in this program both at the Gar­ den gate and in the more than 100 outlets In which TNT will show It on closed circuit tele­ vision," said Nathan L. Hatpern. "The Garden has said It i* interested in another double header in May and TNT is in­ terested in negotiating for the closed circu.t rights." The Garden and TNT Joint­ ly announced boxing's first closed circuit theater television title doublBhcader Tuesday with Willie Paitrano defending the light heavyweight crown against Jose Torroe of New York and Emile Griffith of New York risking the welter­ weight title against Jose Sta­ ble of Havana, Cuba, on March 20. W ins Shifted MONTREAL (U P I) — Th. Montreal Canadians farmed right winger Yvan Cnmnuyer to tha American Hockey Lea­ gue'* Quebec Ares Monday, to giva him • chance to play regularly. WORKING MAN—Yogi Bem'a official capacity with tha New York Meta ii player-coach, so the 40-year-old catcher, who (pent last year managing the Yankee*, la working lo get back Into playing shape. RACIN G HONEY Ju st tell us /jotv m u ch you need to pay old bills, tor h om e Improvements, car repairs, for all your sea­ sonal expenses. 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In a recant ona-woman show In-Chicago Public Li­ brary, this artist displayed 90 different designs pgecuted, on china, w'Ood, 'vslluhi and i n jewelry. Several exhibitors will show ceramics and there will bo a demonstration on how they ore mads. Among artists exhibiting wilt be a commerclnl ertist, a teacher at Loch llsven Art Initttuti Antique lover* will ba in­ terested In the prised antique glassware end other treasured Items to he displayed. Legal Notice l a th « Ju d ge, ida. l a I n r at DOHA C « u rt of tk e C o u n t? i f n i l n n l * Co u nty, F l o r ­ ProHn lr. E K i f t nf ANN HTAHH. D#t*a*#d, T o Alt C r e d i to r s and P f h » mb llitln f (I n i tor o r D fn aad * A g a l a a t Raid F a t a l # ) Tow and each r»f you ar# h#r#hy nn iiritd and r t q u l r t d to in i claim# ■ n 1i d#> tnaudit which yum, »*r e i t h e r of yn i. m ay h «va a jt a l f i i l li t • •tut# of DOHA ANN HTAHH. d a c ta aad , lat# of a#ld County, t o t h t C ou nty J u d ■ t nf H#mt • ho]# County. F l o ri d a , at h it offfc# In th# c o u r t hnuaa of • aid C o u n t y a t Hanford, F l n r Id a , w i t h ! n a l t rn I f n«l nr m o n t h * Potatoes 5 SOUTHERN BELLE DEVILED Crabs. . 5 W-D BRAND Steak Steak Roast SIRLOIN W-D BRAND W-D BRAND . . BONEU TOM SLADE FIRM VINE RIPE FLA. A L L FLAVORS EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON GROUNO Ex-Lawmaker Addresses GOP save By Jane Casselberry Tormer State Rep. Tom Slade, of Jacksonville, was guest speaker at the Lincoln Day banquet sponsored by the Seminole County Young Re­ publican Club et the Wlndjam' mer restaurant In Fern Park. Slade was Introduced by the club president, E. Pope Bas­ sett, as a Democrat who decid­ ed to "•witch" SDd "light," He stated that he changed parlies because he felt"" "thai the development of the twoparty structure offers the only solution to the governmental problems that exist and that the Republican Party has more to offer, particularly In Florida." To reverse the trend toward one party government, Slade stressed the Importance of dy­ namic revponsibile leadership, party unity and a progressive program. Mr*. Ann Bassett, vk a pres­ ident. was In charge of ar­ rangement* fei the dinner and was assisted by Mr*. Oretch en Tope and Mrs Palsy Wag­ ner vice presidents. LARGE GREEN STALKS FRESH SMOKED Extra Fancy Washington Slots Rad Delicious U. S NO. I . . YELLOW :i:!:fln Potatoes 5 The Smart Place to H ALF REG. 49* . . CORELAND FRESH PORK B U T T H A LF BLUI a s WHITS T H E ARROW ^ Detergent SWIFT PREMIUM CANNED Sausage.. .. Lb. Biscuits . . '<£; Wieners . . . '?£ C R A C K IN ' G O O D C A N N E D TARNOW FISH FILLETS FRESH BO STO N BUTTS k Roast . Legal Notice f ro m lit# tint a of tit# firm ji 11ti • ll ra tl u n of 1KI■ nolle# T » n i\ t i i ii r o r w Jin rin «i'>ptr»# o f e t c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n H ' I l T , ftKNI AIII.ft t OI A T V , • hall he In w r it in g, and ahal| r i . o t u i M . • tat# the plar# of r a a ld t n c * E R T A T R O F and pout r.ffir# addraaa of th# SAHA I IF H K E . r U l m n n t , and ah a II Is* mwotn De«*#a»ed! In* by Hip % •Iatm a ml, hi# « « en l THfC HT I T K O r K l-i ill III A or A tt o r n iy and n< <ntti|oinlfd To i l l ppraoim Inter••led In f-y a filing f## of orif dollar th# •■lat# nf H>ra ffurka, d#and #urh cla im or d#m#nd not f f i s t l ; •o fll#d s h a l l ha wold. YOU AND KAPM O F TOtJ I'm ly n H l l a l r ar a h#r#hy notified th at a K a t c u t r l i of th# l.a#t Will w r itt e n Instr um ent pu rpor tin g and T e a ta m e n t of t • ha th# last Mill and t»a ta * DOHA ANN HTAHH. fn f it t of lia r a Hunk#, deegaaed, flee# a>pd. ha# h#r n a d m ll O d to prnb*t# RTKNRTH* »M. DA VUI In the mHovp My led Court. A MclNTuHH Y'*u a r e harttiy rnmmanded Attorn#)* f r K ir o u lr ii within Hla c a le n d a r month* I’nat Of fl r* lloa 1130 from dat# »f Uip f lr it puhlloaHen ford. Flori da 12771 tlon of Ihla noth a tn app ear In t'uMlah F a b lo, 17. >4 A Mar •aid fiu i rt god *how t a u i i , If I 1»Cft. any yon h m r , why t ha act Inn C D J.J1 f «ald Court In a d m it ti n g aald will to ft m b i t # th ou Id nut lx t iib r o i iit or t i i u sta n d u n rr v o k r d c o u x r r j c n i i r . ix a x is r o il H a r l y l * Ho uiholdar ai M tx o i.i: s oi x n , ri onC ou nty Judg # I I M . IX l-IIOIMTI’.. liys Hot# II W al k er , Clark l x IIKl U . T A T I J OP ALIIK HT N FITTH A L I C E II- CLAY , l M ato nic II ulid In g D ln o it Ranford, Flori da *ro am, rn i- n iT o H S * x n A tt o r n e y for £i# c iit n r . rm aoxx n « v ix n iia im . I ’uhllah F#b t 10. IT. 14. I M S o u i> b n * x n a a o a i x h t C D J - 1 4 said r m r t , you a m d . k a c ii n r toit In 1k# 4. **(«r i nf Ik# (uimi y * t , l»•r e bjr nutifin ! .n il t . q u l r - J m l (4#, Amilnolp C(Minify I U t « ed In p r s . s n l nny c l a i m , . m l of FlBtrldH. In I'riitmli damn ml. vs f: l. h jnm, nr . I t l i r r In r r <h# ICninfr « f i c f ynu, may ) n v , mnalnit i h . H1IODA D ( I K AY, a . l . l , of A L IC E II c l , AY. .I,D#c*###d. c . . . . s l , l . i . of ..1st c o u n t y , to F I N A L NOTiriC t h . County Jus1(« „f K-inlisul. Nolle# I# h#r#t>y given t h * t County, F l o r i s t . . . 1 h i , o f f l r . tli# und#r#l «nrd will, nn th# In I h . Cou rt Mssua, of ,-li| l i l h day i«f K ih ru a ry , A !>. Counly, . t Bxof.srsl. Flortsja. 1 v#6, yr###nt to fh« 11 ••nor#hi# h l lh l u nil r.l-isstrtr m o n t h . f*'nii iily J ud g # of R#rn Irtnl# tr*sm th# time <»f I h . f l r i t [sol>- i'dUitty. Flo rid# , hi# final r#llratl nn a. ( 1lit • noUr*. Twss turn* a efmint and voiieh#r«, #> t o p i , , nf . . r h « ] . l m or (l«. li t tt-ijior if th# L # ta t # of tn.nst ,h »ll h . tn aaritln t. •>"! Hhod# D. Tray, d*r#a##d. and e h . I I . l e t * t h . p t . r . of r*,| . #t raid lima, th#n and lh#ra, 4 , n r . no si p o .( of f Is*. . A l t , , , m ak a a|ipllrttlr>n to th a aald of t h . olAlmtnt, . m l . h a ll h . Judi.-* fin a final ##Ul#m#nl ear nm in i>y ihs c l . t m . n l , h i . of hi* adln *n latra tkin of a#M ■ a . n l or . t t o r n . y . m l . s c u m , ••la tv, and for an or J a r dlap . n l .s j by . f litnw f r . of o n . ■htt r g I tig him a# auch Fl iacu* do llar and .u o h cla im or .la- tor. n t .n d not *o fl lo l . h a l l h . Dated thla tha 25th day mt void. J a n u a r y , A. D 1M& i l A J U i Y V C l , AT IIANNKIt. A, F d w ln khlnholaar A . E i a c u i r i s of t h . i ^ . i ' Aa Fireutor of tha K i t l t l Will .m l T .ist.m cn t of nf Hhnda D. Dray , Allis* R. Clay, d * c s .. ,s | . ! li f e r aatd. *1.11 CUT KITTS k II INI Kited K!l AND 1 - 0 0 AN I Masonic Building Klral Kad#ral Uulldlng San ford, F l o r i d * Sanford, Florida A t l o r n i y for K i . c u t r l o . A t t a r n t y a for th * K i i e a t o y P u b l l.h F»b. IS, IT. TI A Mar rubllah Jin. ft 4 F#b. I, II, I. l i l t . IT. 1 Ml. C D J-tt ODI-TI For Good Thing! To Eot! SHANK ■ a 5UNNYLAND FRESH REGULAR 59( . . TOOTHPASTI BORDEN'S CRLAM REGULAR 75« . . LARGE Ouorrtlry RJobss Reserved— Prices Good Thus P.bnjary 10th ■rmw o n * . ,T D * aa imc — co-Taiaxr — l a , . REG. S 9 ( . . T H R IF T Y M A ID BA R T LE T T P ears . . 3 REGULAR $1 29 REG. 6 3 ( A ST O R . . KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP SALAD Dressing Dressing Towels QUART COMPARE . . DEEP SO U T H SALAD REGULAR 94« . . SH AVIN G CREAM AEROSOL QUART REGULAR 4]< . . KLEENEX REGULAR SI 00 . . SPRAY DEODORANT (Plu« F. E T.) Twin Packs a a AEROSOL TQfLYAJ-ui i t a m r s Twa r a s a . m l * aina Onion Rings a#oi thru ra n . 1 0 R E G U L A R 49 g . . C R A C K IN ' GOOD BIG 60 S A N D W IC H EXTRA STAMPS E X T R A T O L V A U rttT A yM R E G U L A R 77* Pillsbury'e Best tw o r a a a . ■tow a cmooouti Ecloir* — o , ,M.u r e * , sot . 461 Tot.YAUI5.UW m ouRi REG 1 / IJ d . . T H R IF T Y M A I D W H O L E K E R N A L Corn. Beans Drink S te w . Bread REGULAR 2/25( . . STAN REG. 2 f t . . THRIFTY Mr WO. w g#M u » t T vi awn a tw ii SdU M ff REGULAR dV« . . D1NTY REGULAR 2 9 ( . . DIXIE C PKGS. yOURe French A t #, A 25th. A T y b llT L Palmetto Ay #, A 3rd St. Highway 17-92, Longwood Lb 3 �B it VnforS F e b . 17, 1965 — gm B Fngc 7 Lunar Company * Negotiating For Industrial Site PoMlblitjr of Jocitm * moth­ minufacturmg plant in Sanford U tbs rubject of a study by tha City Commlisiou. Tbs city and its industrial * committee were approached by Jo e Ladonicski, president of Lunar Enjineertnf Com­ pany of Orange City, and offi­ cials of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce regarding a possible site in Lake Monroe Industrial Park. At a meeting In City HsU, negotiations mere opened, al'# tern stive sites in the indus­ trial park diacussed and tenta­ tive plans outlined. At that time, negotiators asked for time to study the proposals and a meeting was act for 2 p. m. today at City Hall for possible finalizing of agreements. Lunar Engineering Com-, . pany builds a two-way fluores* cent light which automatical. _ Jy can be switched from a 110 volt AC current to a 12Toh DC battery.- The light is used on triilers, boats, in camps and for emergency lighting. Ladonicski told city officials be wants to build a 10,000 •quare-foot plant, expand his ^ present operations and "with­ in six months employ SO to 60 persons." — „— „ . . er 25c EACH V A L U E S YLV A N 1A m LIG H T BULBS 1 0 - IK - 100 WATT. LIMIT I T H R E E STORES TO S E R V E YOU ■ SANFORD TS5SA5J- R E G . 6 FO R C9c 29c EACH V A L U E K LEEN EX T IS S U ES b eec h nu tI BABY FOOD l £ ASSORTED. LIMIT 12 2 0 0 2 ’ PLT SHEETS. CIMIT 5 lu c k y „ J ... *-• 1J 25o EACH VALUE 85a SIZE EVENFL0 J& J BABr„?°.” LES BABY POWDER COMPLETE * 9 S 0Z. CAN -4 BUCK BUY N E X T TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. 312-0170 MAITLAND 310 N. ORLANDO A V E . HW Y. 17*92 N E X T TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. 6*7-7073 ORLANDO ‘ ’ 2712 S f I M N E m L L S R I). NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE O rE N MON THRU S A T r t »m . to 10 p.m. SUN. I t «.m. to » P-*"any r e o . - **■ MB !» BRACHS M 1 rfy. ■ . fam o u s c an d y Choose fro m an a s s o rtn ie n t t>r o v er e FO R different favorlU*. Auxiliary Unit Sponsors Tea A Muiicsl# snd Silver Tea was sponsored lsst Friday a f­ ternoon at PeHary Commun­ ity Methodist Church by the Auxiliary Unit of I>cllary'« Herbert D. fiibh American Le­ gion Post 259. Proceeds will benefit veterans hospitals in the state. Appearing on the program we re Frank Woodruff, organ­ ist; Isabel Resrick, eoprann; Reatrire Muller, contralto; Mlsa Adelaide Conte, pianist; John Corwall, baritone, and Sidney S w a llo w and I.aura I ’lntt Rrown who assisted in the community singing. Refreshments were served by the committee, Mrs. Al­ fred Newell. Mta 11. Maher. Mrs. Ed 1oiann«, Mrs. Wil­ liam Brumbaugh, Mrs. John Leone and Mrs Roa# Willlama Mra. W. A. Canady presided at the Silver basket. Eight gold elar mothers were honored at thia occasion. Legal Notice 1% T iin r m c i i t r o n i T ok * i nth j i ni( i4i. r u t . r i i r in ,4n n r o u i c m i -n ule c o in t t * ri.o n in t. th is IN C H 4 N O * ! l 4 NO. MATT K A FT IlllOOKI.YN HA V ISa* I1ANK, • New T u r k Cor po ra* thin, Plain tif f, ▼ P ’n c i i i r R T r t o s t *. n n and I t r U B I E P JOS’ KK ht» r u r r n n n b r o w n * » r d i>o h o . T i l t J- BROW N, hit wlft. • n * f p r t4 tf itf NoTirn t o n rrK N ii t i n on or. it ok r i hi .i r ati on •l i r KOH k o i i i :i I.OM in: TO) C I s I K K o n n IIIKi\YN and P O H O T I I Y J U H O W N . hit w lft . If alive and If t l i h t r , bnih. f>r ti l ha dead, the unkn own heirs «1* vie***. g r a n t e e * . a » e lg n e * i 111* it ora, credito r** tr u s te e * . **i o t h e r c la i m a n t * by. th ro ugh un der nr a g a i n * ' th em end all un kn ow n p a r ti ** claim in g iu h a v* i n f r ig h t, f l t l t «e tniereel In th# pr<» pa rty h e r e in a f t e r d#*crtb*d, *H ef e h o i i reald t n r * ar e UNKNOWN. T * el T AND K A f l l <*K T OP a r t h e r sby n t l f l e d that a stilt h a s h**n bro ugh t a g a i n s t you hy FAST liltOOKI.YN HU INfIS HANK, a Naw Y o r k c o r . pora tlon to f o r t r l o s s a r t f * fain M o r tg a g e m o r t p a r t i c u l ­ ar ly d e a r r Ihad In the Cum pla i nt ft lad In thla suit, whirh Mori* p a g s r n r u m h e r s th s following il stem had prop er ty. t l l u t t t In hemln da County, F lorid a, t©> w il. Iyit • Blo rk !« TOWN. KITE o r NORTH C II U L V OTA. • auhdlflahm a c c o r d ­ ing to P l i l th t r a o f . rarord* r.1 in f l a t llnok 2. I’age# 14 to I I . ln c l u s U f . of the fhjhtlf Rsoords of Btm liii,o !• r o u n t f , V1or t <i * ; an d for o t h t r r t l l t f . and r o t a r t rsifiilfad to fils yo ur Ana w t r to s lid Complaint or ot he r p l e a d i n g ■ on t h t Clerk of Hit ab o v e entitled r uu rl and to a e r v s t m p y th ere f on Plain* tiff# a tt o r n e y , JOSEPH M FITZH KRAM *. tl* Hartirlly T r u s t llulldlng, Miami. Flori d* II1S 1, not U t r r than the i|ih day of March, A D. IM »i If F©U fall to do to. Jud fisii nt fey d ef au lt will he tak en a g a i n s t you for the raliaf demanded In •aid Complaint. T H I S Notlca ahall t>a pub* llshed on ra each week for four c o n i e c u t l v e a e t k a In Tha San* Cord Herald. D AT KD at Fan ford. hemlnol* C o u n ty , f l o r i d * ihia l l i h day Of F e h r u a i y . IM S. • (SEA L) A tthur H B eck w it h. J r C l a r k af tha C ir cu it Court B y : M arth a T. Vihlan Dep uty Clar k F u b l U h Fab . IT, >4 A Mar I t* IMI OM-ee BUCK B U Y 79o 1 0Z. SIZE 19c Q1ANT SIZE P A LM O LIV E G IL L E T T E RIGHT GUARD RAPID SHAVE ftP1'* 2 FOR D EO D O R A N T $■ RE0. S 1 .75 R O S T FAM OUS SCULPTURfl lipstick »lth aompturwi Up. THERE IS N0THINQ TEMPORARY ABOUT LOW SUPER’X PRESCRIPTION PRI0ESI P re s cr ip tio n p rice * m low er Huper-X drug etores , . . ju e t aa H i a i L F ind o u t f o r youreelf. preearlp Uca t o i u f o r p ricing . Y O U ’LL S E E . . . Y O U ’LL S A V E r n r p .7f i POLIDENT a JERGEN’S LOTION A J & DENTURA ^ E#NSER -> * S0FF co™ E o ™ PUFFS J 2 2 FDR S j j 2 FOB S ' ! ““ M VICKS FORMULA 44 s z $100 v*l5 ue TAMPAX B0X0F40TAMpoHs $100 v «- Viz? VO-5 K VFH YDA T at quality la alwnya B r tn g y ou r n e x t .. HAIRSETlotion' 8° z> $100 r l\ C C pr esc r iption record f o r t a x purposes Prescriptions are tex deductable. Ask your fturep-X pharmaclat for this free booklet to record your prescription purchaaee. PRICES ARE LOWER AT vSUPER< REG. 9Re Vicks Vapo Rub .Ti oz. i--------- :__ RED. 39o EACH, OIANT h e r sh e y RED. Slo EACH EPSOM SALTS PLANTERS C O C K TA IL P EA N U TS BARS 5 lb. Box KEG. 89e VALUE LAVORIS 15.5oz. REG. 69c REG. B6c EACH THROW RUGS WOOL * NYLON I S " x 27* Choice of Colon FOR 5 | J& J Band-Aid Bandage RED. 7Be DECK REQ. 47o PAIR HOUSEHOLD RUBBER GLOVES SURE DRIP BICYCLE P LA Y IN G CARDS POKER OR PINOCHLE FOR POLIDENT Economy Size 11.59 VALUE STYLE HAIR SPRAY « 1 .0 S V A L U E 12.79 VALUE RES. 20e EACH CHALLENGE EVER EAD Y D FOUNTAIN SYRINGE SUPER-X-TRA VALUE FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES V IT A LIS, T OZ. 11.60 VALUE PH ISO H EX S K IN CLEANSER We reiervo the right to limit quantities. vAdd ftdtfli UA Where ep£llcable. | �■M M M M HM M HQM M • t Airs. W. W. Tyre Hosts Pre-Nuptial Party Honoring Miss Patty Walker Woman’s. Club Engagement Tea Of DeBary Plans Reveals Betrothal Two Civic Events Of Miss Bremner By Mrs. John Leone By Mrs" Jofin "Leone i. Maddox, Barbara Dague and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Miniature brldea and dainty I ker, Esther Lou Tate. Min-/ and Bose Hurt. The DeBary Woman's Club Also Judy Lavender, Shirley Rcba McLellan. bouquets enhanced the gr»c-|*v**> Williamson, A. DeNerlng/ Bremner of Juan Road. De­ will meet on Fridsy, Feb. 19, st 2 p.m. at the Community Bary, announced the engage­ loua Oak Avenue home of Mn. Center. ment of their daughter. Miss W. W. Tyre when *he was hos­ Mrs. Sidney Swallow, chair­ Margaret Sutherland Brcmtess to a recent prenuptial man of the Welfare Commit­ nor. to David Albert Kllngenlinen shower feting Miss Patty tee, will present Leslie Reese, smith, son of Mrs. Albert Walker, popular bride-elect of state director of Florida So­ Klingensmith and the late Mr. Tommy Speer. ciety for Crippled Children Klingensmith of DeLand. at The guests enjoyed an evenand Adults. an engagement tea Saturday . Ing of participating in care­ Paul Murray, director of at the Bremner home. fully planned bridal games Camp Challenge for crippled Miss Bremner Is a graduate and contests with the opening children and adults, will show of Westmister College and her of the many lovely linens high­ colored slides - of the camp fiance is a graduate of the lighting the evening. area and activities. University of Pittsburgh. He The refreshment table, over­ Greeters for the meeting is presently employed as a laid in exquisite Italian cut will be Mrs." W. A. Blackwood pharmacist at Faust Drug linen, was centered with a low and Mrs, Charles Duryea. Store in Sanford. arrangement of yellow mums Hostesses assisting M r s . The wedding will take place in a footed milk glass contain­ Harry F. Brown, chairman, at the First Presbyterian er accented with tall white will he Mrs. James Duffy, Church, DeBary, May 15 with spiral tapers in contempor­ Mrs. Person Little. Mrs. Gasthe Rev. Augustus C. Sum­ ary candle holders. Ion Crosby, Mrs. John Ray mers officiating. fuse and Mrs Herman Beck, The hostess served unique will preside at the tea table individual Ice cream molds in PRE-TEKNS NOW GO KAFFINK — They have ltoj.pe.1 onto the "lady­ Mrs. Charles Ulrich, presi­ a ring of delicately tinted co­ like" fashion Imndwajfon nlonyr with their older sisters. Candy-coated pas­ dent. and Mrs. Sidney Swal­ conut topped with heart con­ tels highlight these separates. Cardigan (left) is in jacquard print. Match­ low, welfare chairman, urge fections. ing flannel skirt swings out in a swirl of hip-stitched pleats. Blazer jac­ all members to attend. Invited guests were Mrs. ket in white souffle wool (right) is piped in navy and rides over a swingy Sr* On Tuesday, Feb. 2.1. al 7:30 Leon Walker, mother of the four- plpat skirt. Tie-collar navy *nnd white polka-dot blouse has long Our p.m. al the Community Cen­ bride-elect; her fiance's mo­ sleeves. These are Bliss Girl designs. ter. the DeBary club will ther, Mrs. 0 . A. Speer J r . and New s p o n s o r an "Americanism the Mmes. D. C. Howard, Cur~ Complrle Program" by chairman Mrs, tla Lavender, R. L. Koonts, Gaston Crosby.who will proLine! . Mary Mikler, 0 . C. McBride, sent Carl Fritz Gale of MailC. O. Jonds, F. B. Adams, C. MRS. \\\ W, TYRE, left, was hostess recently to u pre-nuptial party for land, a former special agent W. Johnson. Miss Patty Walker, bride-elect of Tommy Speer. Pictured with the hostess with counter intelligence in SANFORD By Mr*. John I.rone Mr. and Mrs. Theodore and children J o Jr., Kathy, Also the Mmes C u r t i s and honoree are her mother, Mrs. Leon Walker and her fiance's mother, Washington, D. C. FLOWER SHOP Mrs. George A. Seeley of Leigh of Chirit Vista, enter­ Cindy. John apd Glen. Mr*. Hughes, Sara King, John KriMrs. G, A. Speer Jr. Mr. Gale’s subject will he Portsmouth, N. 11. will be the Cor. K. l i t & Sanford Are. der, M. L. Nichols, E. E. Wal­ on "International Commu­ house guest of Mr*. Kilim tained Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Fox is the daughter of the 322-1822 322-8152 nism." The film "Inside Rus­ Reilly of AIn tea Dr. They Fox of 1’ompton Plains, N. J . Leigh*. sia.” will be shown by Elmer will be visiting plnces of in•3 Thompson of DeBary. 1 he, ttjjiiat in Florida during Hr*. public is Invited to hear this Seeley’* stay in DeBary. enlightening speaker. Frank While of Shell ltd. ha* his dog bark olire again. Pokey feels right at home now- alt hough he was staying Pink Ladies in icljon was vices afforded you as an in ican Nurses' Association, which commands prestige and re with folks in .Sanford since most capably presented by dividual. is a strong national profession- sped, it is designed to bene­ the death of Ota aeveial Mrs Asenath Butler, president The Florida Nurses Associa al organization, representing fit all nurses, thus insuring months ago. of the Seminole Memorial Hos­ lion u an affiliate of ttie Amur- the majority of nurses and trotter health for all pital Woman's Auxiliary (Pink The C S birth rate ha* Mr and Ml*. William Ladies), In an enlightening bt-en failing for seven year* 'Denning of Vrab-a Dr. an* program at the February And the actual number of entertaining Mis George D meeting of the Florida Nurse* births has fallen for the past Holliday -if Atlantic High Association. District No, 37 three years, .anils, N J . at the Health Center Why. then, is there so much --------Mrs Eltzalx'th Schultz, pro­ concern in tin- United StateMrs Vincent Karwarki of gram chairman, introduced ate.Ut the populationexplol* atalmn In. Hitcndcd llu Mrs Butb-r who carefully ex­ |„„v funeral " f her Meter, ll-len plained tin* Pink Ladies rob­ Berali-e it's about to la-gin ' - r y j a k at Wat m i. Mi. h. Af in the hospital and the monu­ In earnest l l , r spending m-voiuI days in mental amount of work these Hirlli rates. It seems, are nn Michigan, she left fm I tun gracious volunteers accom­ longer the key barometer of N. V accornpatiiesl by an pli J i in their daily duties, our growth Population ex- " ,|.ei "ii-iet. Mis t* i Their invaluable servlres eli­ peris now re Is on the "fertl ,l" " * 11"> \i- 11■-■! Mr- b a r minate the employment of » a . k i - daughter, Pal ir a a Illy rate," which reveals many persons and relieve the t c h it IV oS cl. some facts a trout the jusiplc rod nurses of added duties fr iPtnN i..(. i «■ lijivmsr f"> in our futur r Va Mrs Pat McCoy, first vire on We l.Me i. N. N t.. vi?hit Mi c ’I'Im* birth rate IS president, presided over thefluUtfbtir. Mis »orn KhI va111 ki's tin nntnfM i of business session in the absent e i K i' Kill'll' »n t ftir ii f> V per t ,»«»«> JM' •1* «* Hut th«* t**r j|\ Com of the president, Mrs Phyllis X lA Y v v v bustle 1% 1J Tf 1* ItunehI »»n Hit* it um iliiyn b f Ml *• rlujliiii^ t- IVArney, Itouline business was Bar > of wumi n r» to > Mf' 1 discussed *nd the various com­ old—Ihc motherhood group It mittee chairmen gave reporta. also reflects the nuint«*r in the February is roll call month \) R oxotl S A V E W IT H peak child ,tearing years, ages New S h ip m e n t RE X A L U S ECONOMY' and all nurses in Seminole ^ Fa s t 20 lo 2t) One Tablet Da-lj l 19 S I . 1)11 Anil l 'p County who are not memtier* MOt WATIR lOniC. 7 Qt 'ft Yejr i supply! Tula) a record nil ill tier of ^ P E R M A N E N T S rOUNTAIN SYRINGE, wlh atlavtiments 1.39 of the Association, should take _____________ 3ASi Choose women ate It. Ihis high ferli advantage of the opportunity COMBINATION SYRINGE sod . ig from M B S . A S E N A T H Ml I I.FIE, i-i-nter, lui-siik-nt o f St-m innlc M e m o rial l l " s M *r l.ty range The sparse birth* 5 t»p»s Water Both* . -----------' of better serving your profess­ pitnl W o m e n 's A u x ilia r y , .spoke to t h e Floritin N u rse s A s s o c ia tio n , |iisof the depression years held rOLDING SYRiNGE. ? qt r-nk ------- » -** Bohr ted spity fljvnr. ion and your comm unity by trie t No. .’17 recent meettnyr. M r s. P at M r t'o y , vice presid ent o f th e ( I j s i r i c t the group down through Hie Anhieplit. BUll SYRINGE, while rubber 139 Joining now The Association N u r s e s is a t lint le ft and M r s. Elizabeth S c h u ltz , p r o g r a m chairman is IW-His In tutr. however Hie needs you and you will bene­ at the riKltl. celebrated baby boom began, vf,lwA[i,[F MBmi ' “ ' ^ 8 - P c . Sot u n I "fu fit Irom the valuable serll bill* Slfsnrth and now- those little boomer* a j m i n 1 s," n£,h M ‘ ----------- 57 GLASS Ember color wike up have grown up and Joined the TUMBLERS V - .6 9 leste. Antiseptic. highest cmld bearing age Gold end blue Jnsll I itrj hea,» J 1 group * 11 or sue .83 ANJ4CI0 Eft ‘ When the l S Census Bur­ Beiall l-l II n, if n »« MOrHClYWlLJ eau seans these figures. It Mr* Clarence Snyder spent and Mr* Norman Miller fine quality, body tub. •Hf! Rent/ foresees that our current year­ Isopropyl. 3 lbs. I.i g | the w'eekend In Eiisti* as the COMON BAILS ~ ~ BriaU I’j t V 0f 2(j0 The Osteen Volunteer Fire ly crop of y million babies will A Free la mitt luet designating liiipoi tun! p i n t s , contrtlilitiiig guest of Mrs Jerry Betlertim, -------.44 B*BQ CXiSM ------------begin to zoom very shortly un(lie month of Februaiy, lints so much to -trie cully hintoiy They allendi-tl the tnst.ilhilion Depart meiit has obtained a Ilf within jo years, it rises io .871 of our nut Ion. LEMON SPLASH Rm i II Brand wen t a* American History Month, oi the Order of the Vmaranth (Ire truck through tile Civil 7 million upiet the jtomach. Aimmiiicrmriit was made of Defense Department. Thla is -98 After Path to And 7 million babies a year, signed by J . II. Crapp*. May­ the State Conference to be turn or Gel Or fDtVmfe ' £ ; S:*L* *"nv0l M or of Banford, bearing the bcld in I It lamlo at (lie Rob­ .64 Mrs Howard Shiver* left surplus equipment winch they -ay the expert*, is something 4 cjiei ot Soap r IASHDGNT BA7Tf Rir j were able to obtain at a, rea to be concerned a trout. , V or "C“ Beal of the City of Sanford. ert M'-yet Motel .Mutch It, 12 for her home in Three Rivers 4 for .50 AfTf* SHAVE LOTION soluble price Tile money will Super soft sn<j Absorb­ GUIs - Curds - Hooks Bciniriolu County, was pi mol­ and I-'!. Delegates from Sullir Mich., after a visit with her have to he raised by the de­ ent. . Cow lord* are the only para 2 for 1.00 "1(1 K. Find St. Dtui ly displayed by Mr*. It. E. Harrison are Mis, True. Mrs. sister ajul brother in law. Mr partment to pay for the truck sitic American birds. True, Regent of Bnllitt Har­ Roumillat and Mrs Lester C. u rw t GUARANTEED BU8BU BATH WI b luer . A l t e r n a t e s m e M r s 3 lbs. .59 Lon* Cjrnjfioii .. .. rison Chapter, Daughter* nf QUALITY HOUSEHOLD p r o d u c t s A. It. Key, Mrs. K. Butler, DEODORANT the American Republic, at Mm. James K Buna, Mis. K. Csti Nome Cirtm ci Roll on. rrz. 1.00 rl .50 SMAT STUCK. Rt»»U InatervE 24 or------------ ~ -4 9 their February meeting, Fri­ M. Ball. Mr*. W. K. Baker SUPPORT HOSIERY Spunlei Super Sheer," vesmlus, pr. UQUIO D ETIK H R . deer or P "*. 22 " --------5.95 day the 12th, at the home of and Mia. Lee. All member* BEIT PANTS are invited to attend. Tiqviid, 8 o i . -----.4 9 Mr*. A. W. Lee, Laurel Ave­ Vtnil btoornei style s m l.il, COLD W*U« * UH' w - 4 pairs .59 Mrs. Edmund Mi-iach, Chap­ nue. ________3 7 I088T PINS JP0T ItMOYIR, liquid, b n ot. lain, conducted a memorial 400 rubber tipped black or bronze _____ RR Mr*. F. E. Ro'umlllul de­ ________5 3 RUE SHEMPOO. liquid. Pint TENNIS SstLS livered an address on Kuily service for Ml*. It. M. MuProleisionjl quality. h,dy 3 for 2.00 ELi rUIPOSE CllANU. knunoniited, 28 11. W American History, c i t i n g son, who was a beloved and FOOT SOX Abraham Lincoln, George loyal member of Bailie Hur[edits' suit terry, stretch, white, pair WINDOW ClEAKtR. eerosol. f c d i --------------.39 Chapter for many Washington and many other liaon HEAT PAD years. Her presence will be U 0 0 8 WML liquid, q u sit---------------------" famous people who played tleclm, 3 heat wet proof guaranteed 399 _ .4 9 gieutly missed. RAZOR 8LA0IS rURHUUBE WEI. with SilKtW. » « oz. Slamlesv steel. 10 m i dispenser 79 Hostesses for the day were „ .7 9 EARLY READING EIR0S01 fU«NIIUM WU. 14 oz _ _ INVU0PKS Mr*. Lee, Mi*. II. W. Rucker, 48 in pAd _ NEW YORK tU Pl) - Child Mrs. E. M. Hoke and Mra. 3 packs.99 *vnw lire, yiat leseiti tu. ren can and should begin read- P. I'. Campbell. lag Instruction at home or In Out-of-town guests were kindergarten aa early a* three, Mr*. Dougin* J , Whitehead report* Wa aton Washburn, of Richmond, Va. and Mr*. Hwy. Pinecrest president of the Reading Re­ Francis H. Wheeler, of form Foundation. 17-92 Greenwich, Conn. Shopping "The year* between three Other members attending S o u t h Center and six probably are the most in addition to those already favorable for the teaching of mentioned wore Mre. W. D. reading," he said. “It is tra Leahy, Mr*. M. B. Smith, tic Irony tha l for 10 yeara Mia* E. M. Baker, Mr*. J . tft. most ‘experts' did their best Clair White, Mr*.' Rutledge to prevent any reading instruc­ Pray, Mrs. Lawrence TintThere'* no mistaking tha extra quality of T. G. Lee' mIlk. It’s tion 'til children reached six ley; Mr*. Raymond H. Smith, evident In (he richer, fresher flavor. Look for tha T . G. Lee P r o d u c ts or seven, thus wasting three Mra. William N. King, Mr*. trademark when you wont the beet. or four of the most precious N. H. Brewer, Mr*. L. W. 322-7913 gears of potential mental Roaa, Mrs. Wade H. Shealy 322-7913 PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY and Mrs. Martin ilium. growth " __ Permanent Arrangements & Mrs. Asenath Butler Guest Speaker At Florida District Nurses Meet S A LU T E TO Sharp Increase In U. S. Births Forecast % BROOM Spring Jewelry Rexall VITAMINS 3 .6 5 KLENZ0 Mouthwash ... 9* Mi-31 Mouthwash Mayor Proclaims February As American History Week ( Osteen Personals 3 RUBBING ALCOHOL 8t 27* BUFFERED ASPIRIN Flemings B ed 'X hi„| o0 l 01 49* Birdseye DIAPERS 1 .7 7 Do you want a fresher, better milk? (pim jc/uidJ: THINK GOODNESS! . . . It’s T. G. LEE! LKU b ETT PHONE . J -V7 DRUG PHONE �I y •V A ■t y L - Y Vl?r fFinforB Ifeb. 17, 19G5 — Srr*H ' Page 9 F L A . G R A D E " A ” FR E S H M ED IU M Rip Roarin’ 20’s Lends Imagination #To Flower Show Alwaya of Interest in a flower show 1* the artistic de­ sign division, in which exhibitors vie for blue ribbons rewarding their technique and artistry in interpreting a specific theme or Idea with a var* jety of materials. According to Mrs. fra n k L. Woodruff, i ll , chairman, ma•^ny opportunities for competi­ tion will he provided in the coming flower show, “Tribute to the Twenties," planned by the Garden Club of Sanford for March f> and f>, ns there are twelve such design class­ es. The entire show' is design­ ed ns a recollection of the lUJO’s, the years in which the '$ local garden club was found­ ed. federated and organis'd into circles. Suhjerts for In­ terpretation in artistic design are drawn from the laws and the lawlessness of tile period, the unique plsces which evolv­ ed snd the remarkable talents which developed. Following is an 'r^sccerpt "from this portion of the ache•dul*. Prospective exhibitors ars asked to contact Mrs^R. V. Robison in order to reServ*. space for their’ design*.~Jfis . (>, Andrew Speer is consultant for this section in the event tile designer requires addi­ tional details or information. To be shown in individual gray-green niches measuring 111" high by "4 " wide by 14" COUPON u v u ru n bonus ^ Q UAN T IT Y R IG H T S RESERVED p j i j m i DOZEN E O t o S C CTN. LIMIT I DOZEN Will $5 01? OR MORI FOOD PURCHASE AND I HIS COUPON P R IC E S E F F E C T I V E F E B . 18th THRU THE W EEKEND. S m o k e d LEAN & TENDER PICNICS LIMIT . 1 D O ZEN WITH $5.00 OR M O R E FOOD O RD ER A THIS CO U P O N F F F F P T IU F FFR lfl . B L U E R IBB O N Q U A L IT Y N A T U R A L L Y AGED, N A T U R A L L Y T E N D E R W ESTERN B E E F CHUCK WHOLE 6 to 8 LBS DRUMSTICKS, B R E A S T S iwith niBtl'.*-------- r „49< SOLD BY THE P IE C E SMOKED BACON ®dcep; B L U E R IB B O N Q U A L IT Y L E A H M EAT Y THK PbAPPKR — An inlerpretive design expressing youth and vitality using all fresh-cut foliage. THE SP EA K E A SY — An expressive design of predomi­ nantly fresh-cut plant mater­ ial emphasising contrasting textures. ^ PA\ 1.0VA — Novice class limited to those who have never won a blue ribbon, A grateful line design stressing rhythm. Materials other than f'esh must ilnilUlintr, ailhucgli some fresh material must be included. THE t'RA'-H — A nark design of any materials p is dominantly oilier than fresh, fu s in g daring oi vdo tint coi­ tus. At least one fresh flowci is requited. LITTLE AMERICA — A f n e standing design of pre­ dominantly white, fresh-cut plant material*. A miiiimuin | MORTON F R O Z E N Chicken, Turkey or Beel of folia,-,- or painted llinteila! permuted. To l>« shown in front of a min or. Pld UlUiU lt»N An tinap re. -♦native use of other than fresh plant materials in a vertical MORTON F R O Z E N A P P L E OR CINNAMON DANISH design A in illinium of flush mater ml is retinue,I To be shown in individual g> ay green niches measuring high by s” w’tih by Its" lie,* |t: Z ILt.F LL U FO L LIE S — A sophisticated design in the C H ASE L S A N B O R N * l i **i t . i with tt oo o s u o a t oartia contemporary manner featur­ i n g fruits and or vegetables, brush f! wets and m foliage permitted. GEORGE GERSHWIN — FOOD F A I R * Ltasit - 1 c o f f e e with i i oo or more o r o m A design interpreting the title of any nna of Gershwin's compositions Fresh plant ma­ terials should l« predominant in design. THE JAZZ SINGER An D E L S E Y T O I L E T • l i m i t . j , j r o l l p r o s with ti .o o or h o n e itterprtllv e design with Mark and or gi»y and/or while dominating. Any materials allowed, but painted, tiraird, or otherwise altered mater tala must not dominate. ST. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE — A I,old and dramatic interpretive designSUNAID P U R E STR A W BER R Y , A P P L E using predominant!) fresh ma­ te rials. q GERTRUDE STEIN — A nt dern ahutiait design. Any materials prunitted, although ROSEDALE some fresh plant material is required. VERNON A N D IR E N E CASTLE — Two unlike, but F Y N E - B A K E A S S ’T. harmonious, designs in separ­ ate containers, to he exhibit­ ed on different lettls determ­ ined by liie exhibitor. Fresh %Unt material must domin­ R O SED ALE GARDEN ate. In addition, there will be (two classes fur mlniatfure ar­ rangement* which cannot ex* G R E E N GIANT C R E A M S T Y L E eed 6 Inches In their greatest verall dimension. "So Big" alia for the use of all fresh aterial, while "Early Auunin” requites all dried and/r otherwise preserved plant \lerlal. There will alto be uv categories fur corsages:. CLEANSER THAT SAVES TIME A W O R K Wrist corssge of all fresh ateriuls suitable for. a foral occasion and * tailored CLEAN TWICE A S FAST WITH h&ilder corsage of all fresh ate rial* suitable for a s p o r t s vent. Neither of these secons la limited in the nupiDISHES & GLASSWARE SHINE r of entries, but reservefor apace are necessary. BONELESS PORK ROAST POT PIES 6 LONGHORN 65c CHEESE ^- a - P « e i EXTRA BONELESS SHOULDER u 49c STEAKS i.49< CUBE OR CLUB FRESH PACKED STANDARD ------ ^ r -e*-* ( $ J T j 4 4 e * Caw g ah* Mo>i« m J; JOHN SON’S g l o - c o a t ; M ir r EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! ^ STEAKS OYSTERS& 79‘ Hound - H u m p • S i r l o i n £ l i p - E y e Hoaal •#>*■« **iw*t ex', »j « ‘f«| a***a(MM( «*M J MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS J t.33< ARMOUR STAR SKINLESS FRANKS F RE B EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! STEAKS BEEF RIB STEAKS FA RM ER GRAY F R E S H " P I C K O ' THE C H I C K " THIGHS, FRYER COMBINATION { »V*<»AMm ” *-B C A N . g ' f , V t \ f , P i n * <CH*0* ■ |Chore & Sonbern CaHaa J $1 COFFEE RINGS .59* HOMEMADE GOOD FROM Lady Fair COFFEE COFFEE TISSUE 2 1 9 ' CAKE MIXES. ..:-.::v.,4 I00 GOLDEN CORN ..:“ . 4 ,*« 59* JOY LIQUID 29? i,; 33^ 35? F R E N C H STICK • R EG 25< a BIG I B " BREAD 2 o.45< DISCOUNT G I L L E T T E D O U B L E EDG E , S T A IN L E S S STEEiL TO M ATO ES 2 25* 00 2 CARROTS LB PKG ..9* F R E S H C R ISP P A S C A L LA R G E STAL K 9< IM P O R T E D a A SSO R T ED V A R IE T IE S SCHRAFFT'S CANDIES....;.49< FAST, EASY TO USE DETERGENT 4 5? A W A S H D A Y MIRACLE IVORY LIQUID CREAM Y PIN K 2*2445 — — —* I SH AM PO O A N G E L • R EG S IZ E 59* A s k in l o t io n 12oi BTL 35? CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES’ ON EVERY HEALTH & BEAUTY AID ITEM. = E = £ = SIZE 65? . • MERCH AN TSGR m T s TA M PS ! 2 8 ‘ • \ (X u D BUMCH rt i it uni in SALVO DOWNY la d y pa ir i h pr is m ] P E A C H P IC • Hssa<waititmii.*t ••wstaxt a«sa*»JM* aa7 J • 2*2445 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ' F RESH C O L LA R D GREENS £ • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J - — Wwtw* MW XMQlUM - ' - I L--------------iFK O JO N H r j ( X X D L IN K S A U U G I a 1 5 n h i it n s i i /i i n in r. • HEWI GIANT SIZE 79? a • SAFEGUARD SAFEGUARD 2 ” i 33? NEWI 17 OZ 47? BTL THE SNOW WHITE SHORTENING LIQUID CLEANER THAT CLEANS EVERYTHING! KING A ;i i i n i H i i M i i m r i i i t i l i i i i ' i lit FABRIC SOFTENER . THRILL for dishes * *- IW<Mtfl 'w ett»*«Aa* Hva-eti *****im »*■*■*•* 4 *2 L U S T R E CREM E DETERGENT IN A TABLET REG SIZE CASCADE SCHICK I T A I H L I l f I T I I L • ^ ( J l £ ) IM J E C T O R B L A D E S - 7 '* C R IS P C E L L O W R AP P ED CELERY J'* MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS '5 mia l»i t«K«>Oaa sal M4MH •* 0 7 * BLADES FIRM R E D RIPE SWEET PEAS ..... C- 4 ,« 59* 2 Ji« P P IES TREATS ..tor, 35c P 0 u NDS BART. P E A R S . 3 *.< I00 COMET Cleanser L ? e £ tC 0 O JU d order PRESERVES.......... 2 SPIC & SPAN IC ED CINNAMON A P P L E a REG 39? FA N C Y R E D S T A R K IN G IYIR.CLEAN 39? / CRISCO 2 BATH SIZE 45s? 3 CAN 89tf �'•'ft. ’ V. a M B 9 H IH n •fH if. Y\l VC* WsstaiB Page 10 — Feb. 17, 1965 YrrsTB Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y In March Of Dimes foiLiffH By Robert B. TI i o b i i i J r . S12-57SC Member* of the Merry Twenties Club aurprlied their president, Mrs. Pesrlle Mse Ford, and three other mem* b e n , M n. Maybelle Jones, Mrs. Ocle Mathis, and M n . Minnie L. Harper with a birthday party. The menu consisted of fried chicken, potato salad and the birthday rake. A variety of drinks was served. This organisation meets each Wednesday night at 1912 Southwest Road. M n. Ella Mae Montgomery is the reporter. iCcI \\ tfif- ■ The Trl-HI-Y and Hi-Y- of Crooms High School wonhip­ ped with Rev. Im i i Dcvcaux and his congregation Sunday at the Church of Cod. Those attending were Cas­ sandra G. F n n cls , Barbara II. Sandifer, Sandra Daniels, HONOR ROLL on the bulletin board «t Crooms HiRh School is scanned Yolanda Holloway, Barbara by two anxious parents. Mrs. Doris Thomas, physical ed teacher, de­ L. Kelly, Lavern Dixon, signed the valentine theme. (Herald Photo) Marsha Dcvcaux, Marvin Kales, Ronald Nathan,' Lor- contribution will help fight i Let us examine these moat be ssked. However, let’s go enxo Tillman, Clarence Wil­ heart defects and other rclat- important years. Many moth- o little further. Over-protec­ liams, Scott Bookman and id diseases. ers are guilty of “momism" tion is another sin some of J t Mrs. D. A. Thomas. - J ’ergori* .wo-ki/ig •mitk- the (which simply -means that us commit Parents will go drive are Mr*. Thclm* Shep­ they (mothers) , are in com­ at far as miarrpresenting the The Trl-HI-Y and HI-Y of pard, Mr*. Mabel Matthews, plete charge of the child’s truth to protect their child. Crooms will culminate the Viola Frailer, Mrs, Pen rile upbringing. However, the This writer had an experi­ March of Dimes drive by Mae Ford, Louise Kvans, Mrs. father is just as guilty be­ ence with a parent who ask­ working at Thirteenth Strret Dorothy Adams, Mr*. Mos­ cause he allows this to hap- ed him not to report her son and French Avenue Saturday. elle Johnson, Mrs. Eva pen due to his ignorance. Yet to the school head even They will work from 10 a. m. Stevens, Mrs. Walter Gaines, there arc others who know though the child had skipped to 1 p. m. Marva Hawkins, Woodrow better but just do not take school. These and many This organisation, under I’ope, Ulysses Brown, D. C. the time to do their part. others are the contributing the leadership of Mrs, D. A. McCoy and “Yours Truly.” Fa th en, be honest. How fartors to a child’s behavior Joyce Abney, who worked many of you ran change a pattern. Thoms* and Mr*. W. A. Ash­ ley, has done a fine job for with this group lost year and baby's diaper? Have you ever If you cannot handle your the March of Dimes drive for was its top solicitor, will bulbed Johnny or Sue? What child, most likely you failed the past three year*. work again this year. is the proper way to hold a during those critical years The committee wishes to huhy? How many times have when his life was just un­ Congiutulatiuns to L. R. you fixed the baby's battle? folding. thank Chief of Police Roy (1. William* and his staff for Eubanks on giving his eighth Have you ever , pushed his One of the most disgusting their assistance. point of blood which makes stroller? There are many things is to see a child attend The girl and boy collecting him a member of tbr Gallon other questions which could school, or any other place, the largest amount of money Club. Hr proudly displays bis so untidy, but every time one will be crowned King and medallion. sees the parent she looks like Quern at the Annual “ V" a Christmas tree. Red-White-and-Blue Ball next The time is over due for Why reproduce if we are month. us to revamp our methuds of C o n d u c t T O U T S not going to accept our rei caring our children and rr- 1 Hponsibliitiei ? Willie C. Cummings, pi oxi­ dedicate ouixclves to same. I pray fur the day to come de nt of the Big Brothers So­ The for illative years In a when the welfare aid for chil­ cial Club, announces a bene­ child's life are ages one to dren will be converted into By Marysnn Mites fit program for the Midway- 12. liming this lime, the foster home care. An Open House, based on Cannon Volunteer Fire De­ child's life unfolds and hit a nuutirnl theme, was held partment Sunday at 3 p. m. behavior patterns me formed. Men's hearts ought not to .Sunday evening in the Boys at StMatthews Buptist be set against one another, Dormitory at Forest Luke Church. The Big Brother! Academy to display to parents but set with one another, Club will aponsor the affair. and friends of the HU boys arid all against evil.—Cary“ We are asking everyone to tli< re how “ship-shape'' ev­ lyle. attend," aaid Cummings. erything is kept. Large display signs railed Midway - Cannon Firemen's WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - T h c Ball which was held at the AFL-CIO' s Industrial Union attention to the "briefing Deluxe Club hosted s gay department announced today room" (Dean Fold Cavan­ throng Friday night. publication of a new maga augh's office I snd to .the living quarters, s line. •'Agenda," to he issued deun’s Tbr [lei.and District of the lovely apartment within the Woman’s Society of the Meth­ Joseph Jackson, who is fire monthly. chief, was most enthusiastic United Auto Workers i’resi dormitory odist Church will have a Day s t he thanked evetyone for dent Walter I* Ueuther, who The galley, wheie punch Apart service from 10 a,m. attending. also heads the Industrial was served, wm decked out until noon Thursday at First Members of tliia organisa­ Union department, said in the 111 the Hawaiian theme. Methodist Church, New Smy­ tion are working toward mak­ inagaiino's introduction that Spi-iinl (dilute* in the rna Reach. ing the Firemrn’i Ball an an­ Agenda will be the iyinlml ol building ait- the m-wly cuntMe 111bets nf the Society nual affair. a mature ami democratic la ph led Meditation Room and from 33 churches throughout bor movement working with the Chapel where services, the district will attend. Mrs. The Heart Fund Drive is friends. and neighbors . . . a with guest speakers, are held Ethel Gray, Conference Sec­ underway. Mrs. Katherine magazine dedicated to the earh Wednesday evening. retary of Spiritual Life, will Uently and Herbert Cherry, ideals of the Greal Society.'' Following tour of the build­ be the speaker. who are co-chairmen, are ask­ ing guest* were Invited to the Beveruge will be provided ing everyone to please con­ .Scholars do not know- what gymnasium to see the film, by the host church for those tribute to tliis cause. Your was the earth's lin t language. "PT-0." who wish to bring lunch. Academy Boys Of Dormitory New Magazine Hits The Stands District WSCS Meeting Set H o sp ita l FE B R U A R Y 12, IN C Ad m i n i m i Cynthia Alston, Hush Reil­ ly, Lsvona Murphy, Mattie Stoudenmlrc, Frances McDougal, Ja y Felgsr, Annie Coop­ er, Janice Cowley, Rhoda W a p p 1 c , Alice Singleton, Thomas Wilson, Edward Brin­ son, Lewis Antoni us Edwardson, Stanley Hemphill, George C. Moore, Sanford; Margaret Willman, Deltona; Barbara Stevens, Geneva; B a r b a r a Sparks, Ida Myers, Lake Mon­ roe; Grace Fullerton, Hunt­ ington. N. Y. Discharges Betty Ann Robertson, Ju a ­ nita Cody, Ernest Coleman, Goodwin \nderson, ' Brenda Pinkney, Frances Strickland, Connie Jean Touchton, Robert Warren Chavis, Alice Hagadone, Beatrice Rivers, Kathy Rasmussen, Mary Ann Hick­ man, Mary Franklin, Wsde Ward, Marc Fraley, Cindy Phillips , Charles McMullan J r . . Celestine Rawls, Robert Lee Rawls, John Enloe, San­ ford; Gladys Streblow, Alta­ monte Springs; Jeanne We­ ems, Melinda Weems, Cassel­ berry; Wllhelmina Werner, DeBary; Peggy Holt, Lake Mary; Susan Hardman, Or­ lando. FEBRUARY 13, IKS A d m is s io n s Edna Buss), Hattie Crlppen, David Pringle, Carrie Gil­ christ, John Cochran, Judy Smith, Stella Moore, Patricia McLaughlin, Carolyn Capps, Abrshsm Oliver Jr ., Sanford; 1-ouise Witte, Lake Mary; James Bryahl, "Lake "Monroe; Coolidgc Henderson, Zell wood; Mae Belle Culpepper, Doeran, Ga.; John Morton, Charlotte, N. C. Births Mr. snd Mrs David Rutsi, Sanford, a boy; Mr. snd Mrs. Norman Sparks, Lske Mon roe, s girl Dltrhirges Jessie James Bender, Glor 'Beautiful Trip' Ends For Justice ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (U P1)—Supreme Court Jus tire William 0 . Douglas step prd down from a shaggy res­ cue pony Monday night ex hausted and bruised from nine snow-bound hours on an icy mountain ttail. But looking bark at the 10,000-foot Sandia Mountain peak, be called the experience part of a "beautiful trip" and promised be would tackle it again some day. Douglas, 67, rode the sure­ footed mountain pony out of the mountains where he and three companions were stop­ ped in their day’s hiking by the precipitous switchback trail end heavy snowdrifts from an earlier blizzard. Dockers Strike Parley Still On GALVESTON, Tex. ( U P h Wezt Gulf Coast dock negolis lions, unsuccessful in Washing ton. opened again in Gslves ton today with government troubleshooter James J . Rey noldi back for soother try st settling the walkout. Only dockworken in the Galveston and Miami areas and in Virginia remain off the Job. Legal Notice IX tii u n i i n i T rniH T, j r n in si. rinrciT, S S3 SSI XOt.K r o t TT, ri.OKIIlA mvtii AXIS TREE PLANTING — Dr. John Darby, of Cen­ tral Florid* Agriculture Experiment Station in. Sanford, brook* ground whit* contractor Gene Harris plant* * pine •codling * t Sanford Naval Air Station. Tho station has planted some 150,000 pines in an effort to grow a sound buffer. Observing the ceremony (from ths left) are Ena. Dill Hllderbrand, W, K. McRoberti; Capt. C. W. Swanson, baaa commanding officer; Dr. Darby, Mayor J . H. Crapps, Lt. Cdr T. J . Doyle, in charge of construction, and W. A. Patrick. (N*vy Photo) Foil in X- IX U H A X U K H Y NO. I M N X O T I C K TO D K F K X D I X R K t P l l l l l . a ml R IC H A R D A A HON KVANS snd N E L L I E MAK KVANS t h e stats: o r r i.o m u A to i IIAIIOL4 ) II. H UT C HESO N S ill Jnsnn Street B a k e r afield, C a li f o r n i a TOO A H E H E I t K I l T NOTI Fin n Ihat th e a b o v e -n a m e d P e t i t i o n e r ., n i C I I A R D AAltON EV ANS and N ELLIE MAK EVANS, M , w i l l , h a v e Iliad a Pe tition In tha A b ove-s ty le d C o u rt for tha ado ptio n of the minor child n s m t d th ere in snd you * r * re qu ired to s how h u m why th e s s m * should not bo s r s n t o d by s e r v i n g a copy of l o u r w r itt e n defense*. ir any upon M ttnitr om , Davis A Mc ­ Intosh, P o s t Of firs B ox t i l * . Sanford. F l o r i d a . JSTT1. A t t o r ­ neys for F s l l t l o n s r s , an d by fil ­ ing tb s or ig i n a l t b s r a e f with tb * Clar k of said C o u r t on or bs for s March I I. t i l l ; other wjes. * Decree m a y be -entered v e r s u s you s r s n l l n g aeld adop lion. W tT N E d S my hand s nd th a of fi ci al see I of said C o u rt St Sanfo rd. Sem ln ols C ou nty , F l o r , Id*, this l l l h i i y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. t i l l . (• K A L I A r th u r If B e c k w it h . J r . . C le rk of the C ir cu it C o u rt B y : M i r t h s T. Vihtsu Deputy C le rk S l s n s l r o m . D evi* * Mc Intosh A tt o r n e y s s t L o w Po st Office B o s 111* loaford. Florida StU l Publ ish F e b . 11. I I * Mar . I. >*. t i l l . C D J-II N otes id Glover, J m i e Justice, Wil­ liam Thompson, Harold Craw­ ford, Clarence Collins, Patri­ cia Holloway and baby girl, Elizabeth Blevins, Helen Staggs snd baby boy, Dianne Dearolph, Albert Cruse, Doro­ thy Wilkes, Alfred* Burrows snd baby girl, J a y Felgsr, Lewis Edwardson, Sanford; Jam es York, Edgar Bletter, DeBary; Barbara Stevens, Frank Pitts, Geneva; William McWater*. William Harry Brown, Lake Mary; Richard Osborne, Lake Monroe; Sam­ uel Thurmond Sr., Rockledge; John Morton, CbtrloUe, N. C. FEBR U A RY M, IKS Admissions Geraldine Rose, Bert DuBose, Cynthia B s c sk , Joanne O'Conner, Arvllla Atkinson, Sarah Krider, Bernice Davii, Mattie Credick, Loretta Thom­ as, David Blsnki, Rulers Whit­ ten, Ruths Mae Gordon, Beu­ lah Trued, James Walker, MaeBell Walker, Guy Stenstrom Sr., Paula Ellen Pippin, Sanford; Mary Evelyn Hol­ combe, Lake ' Mary; Mary Smith, Orlando. B irth* Mr. and Mrs. William Pip­ pin, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson, San fofd, a girl. Discharge* Wanda Ritchie and baby girl, Fay Bellamy, Arlene Ry­ an, Marvelyn Grlcme, Corrine Boor and baby girl, Ja n ­ ice Cowley, Gladys Hamilton and baby boy, Rhonda Wappie, David rrlngle, Sanford; Arthur Buckley,“ DeBary;' Mil­ dred Crawford, Lake Monroe; Lola Brcndle, North Orlando; Coolidge Henderson, Zellwood. FEBRU ARY IS, IKS Admissions Helen Wynn, Bonnie P Szechy, Florence Parker, Di line Dlmond, Christine Toler, William MacBeth, Jerry Lee P u r n e l l , William Brinson, Rhonda Myers, Robert F. Moule, Dorothy Harley, Julia Weber, Allen Getman, Cath­ erine Fuhrmann, Joan A. Stohlmsn, Vander Bill Nicker- Legal Notice Legal Notice aon, Alice Smith, Caroline Howard, David Syplet, San­ ford; Leonard A. Biondi, De­ B ary ; Jeffrey Gooding, Osteen; Barney B. Rogan, Cocoa Beach; Arthur Stewart, Or­ lando. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Gor­ don, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Brendan O'Connor, San­ ford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toler, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Thcodui Purnell, Sanford, a boy''Trfr and Mrs. Ja m es E. Dimond, Sanford, a boy. Discharges Joanna Scott, Bryan Brown, Carol O’Shea and baby girl, Theresa Lindsey, Diza Brown, Bessie Wicker, Stanley Hemp­ hill, Genevieve G. Duckworth, Mae Bell Walker, Brenda Ben­ nett, Sanford; Albert Thomas, Altamonte Springs; C l a r a Slellmacher, Alma Colegrove, Clara Lee, DeBary; Mary E. Holcombe, Lake Mary. Legal Notice IX THE COUN TT J 13DUE 'S t' O l' K T , IX A X D FOH S E M I ­ N O L E COUN TY. F L O II ID A. n o t ic e o r rn oiiA T ie IN I t E 1 E S T A T E O F RUTH NO EL FA R W K L Jw -- -- „ — DECEASED. T o ALL FEHSON* I ^ T W lK S T . K IX T H E E S T A T E O F * A I U DECEDEXTi TOU A H E H E R E B Y NOTIF I K D t h a t an I n atr um ant p u r ­ p o rt in g to b# tha L a s t W ill and T e s t a m e n t of aatd dacadent. to g a t h e r with a Codicil th are to, h av e bean a dm it te d to p r ob ate In this Cou rt. TOIJ ARK H E R E O T COMMANDED wlthjn els ( ! ) month# fro m tha dat a of the flrat publ i c a tion of thla notic'd to" i p p f i f T H ' t h t i c t n r r r and aho w cauaa. If any you c a n , why the ac ti o n of thla C o u rt In a d m i t t i n g aald Will and Codicil to prob at a, should not atand un rev oked. (COURT B E A L ) K A R L T L E HO UBH OLD ER . C o u n ty J u d g e of Seminole Cou nty , F l o ri d a Uy: Lola P W a l k e r Cler k of th * C ou nty J u d g a 'a C ou rt Pu bltah Fab. I. 10. 17. 14. 1915 C D J-li n o t i c k o r a rrT TOi AL VIN L «R O T R O W B E R R T and VI VIA N D. R OW BERRY, h la wlf*. D«{• n d a a ta . TOU AND E A C H o r TOU a r a h* r «b y n o tlt ltd th a t »ult h a , b#»n com m an cv d a « »ln «t yo n In t h * C ir c u it C o u r t of th» N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of th» m a t ! of F l o r i d a In and for B t m l n o l t C ou n ty , tha a b b ra v la t•d ti tl e of whic h la: THE PRO VID EN T INSTITU­ TIO N F O R HA VINOS IN T H E TOW N O F BOSTON. *tc .. Plaintiff, v*. ROWflERRV A L V IN LcBOT and VIVIA N D. ROWBERRY. hla wlf* . Defend ant*. In C h a n c r y No. 1«*07. T h a n a t u r e of thla aull I* * forvclotur* of Ihat c e rt a in m o r t s a y a bald and ownad by p lain tif f, dat ad AuauM 1, !••• amt r a c o r d t d Auinixt I, ts i o . In Offi cial R t c o r d a Book 111 page H I . of th * Pu bl ic R ac ord a of Bamtnola C ou n ty . F lorid a, anc u m b a r ln g Ihat c a r t a l n placa or parc el of property lo cated, a l t u a ta . and being-In aald C ou n­ t y and S t a te , t o - w l t : Lo t 11, SL’ NLAND E8. T A T E S , F l r a t Addition, a subdlvlalon, a c c o rd in g to a p lat th ereo f, recorded In P l a t B oo k I t , P a g e e »7 and 91 nf the Pu bl ic R ecord * of Semln ol* C ou n ty . F l o r ­ ida. E A C H O F TOU IS R E Q U I R ­ E D to file y o u r a n e w e r or o ther w r i t t e n defeneee to the C o m ­ plaint wltle- the C le r k of Ihe circu it C o u rt n f_ Seminole Cdu nty, F l o r i d * . |57 I hie pro­ c eedin g and to a e r v * a copy th e r e o f upon Ihe p t a l n t t f f e a tto rn eye, whoee n i m u and addreee * r * h e r e i n a f t e r eet forth. *a re quire d by l a w , not l a t e r lh an the find day of M ar ch 1>I»- J " d ef au l t th ereo f ‘l b * c»it*e will pr oceed y x -part e upon. t h a . a n t l j T ' o f li'TMCTV# Pro C o n fe te o a g a i n * ! you. W I T N E S S my h i n d and the offi cial e r a ! of aald Court In Sem ln ol* Cou nty . F l o ri d * , th ti l l t h d a y of F e b r u a r y 1111. (SEAT.) A r t h u r -f. B e c k w it h , Jr.,* C l e r k of the C ir cu it Cou rt B y : M ar th a T. Vlhlen De puty C le rk B E A UD A L L G 111 D L E T AND L E W I S A t t o r n a i a - f o r P lx ln t ltf . •0 N orth C ou rt S tre et P o t t Office Box 3554 Or lando, Flori da Publish Fe b. 17. 54 A .Mar. 3 HI. 1945 C D J -7 3 XOTTCK U X D K R FICTITIO US XAMK STATU TE TO WHOM I T M A T CONCERN; .No"— o t ic * *" la -h ereby — *■" given “th at the un derelgn ed, p u rau an i to th * " F l e t t t l n u a Nanxa' f l a t u t e " C h ap te r US.OI, F l o r i d a S l a t m t " will r e g l e l e r w i th Ih# Cler k *of the C ir c u it C o u rt. In and for Semlnol# C o u n ty , Florida, upon re c e i p t of p r o o f of the publication of thla no tic e, theflctttloue nam e, t o - w l t : RICH FL A N DIVISION O F B A l ' D E R ASSOCIATES, INC., under which I am e n x x x e d In buttnaet a i <91 W. l i l h B tr e e !, Senford. F l o r i d * In th * C it y of Sanfo rd, F l o ri d a . T h a t Ihe p a r l y I nte rea te d In ■aid buelneae a n t e r p r l e * It i , follow .: B A U D F. n ASSOCIATES. INC. • B y : K eit h J B a u d e r Dated a t San fo rd , Seminole County, F l o r i d a , J a n u a r y : t , •* « . 1'uhlleh J a n . IT * lies CD I-ll ix the • F ab . I. 10. IT, , . cincriT rot nT o»* T H E ST II J I D I C I A l . UINCt l r IX AXD fob sk m ixu m : ( O t ' X V , F L O R ID A , i x c t i A X C K i t r xo. hoaj NOTICE TO D E F E N D Oft OllD E K O F PU BL IC A T IO N * SU IT F O H F O R E C L O S U R E THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, a New T u r k c o r p o r a ­ tion. Plain tif f. va. * DARRELL M. HEAFE and MAIIV J O H E A P S , hie wife. D e f e n d a n t, T O i D A R R E L L M. H E A P ! : and M AR T JO H E A P S , hi* wife. If alive, and If ei ther, bolh. or all be dead, the un kn okn helre. devlaeet, g r a n l . e e , aeelgneea, llenore, cred it or* , truet eee , or o t h e r c l a i m a n t , by, th ro ugh , under or a g a l n e t them a n d - all unkn ow n n a r t l e , claim in g, lo have any right.' I l l f o ' W f i K e r e r In t l x p r o p erty li e r e l n a f t r r des­ cribed. all of a h o i e r a e l d e n c ar e UNKNOWN. TOU AND E A C H O F TOtl ar e h ereb y notified th a t a cult has been b rou ght a g a l n e t you t.y T H E B R O O K L Y N SAVINGS RANK, a New Y o r k c o r p o r a ­ ti on ,- to forecloa# a c e rt a in M or tg a g e more particularly deacrlbed In th# Com plaint ftl. ed In thle lUlt, which M o r t­ g a g e e a c u m l u r i ■th a l o l l u a k z described prop ert y, a lt u ate In Semlnol* C ou nty , F l o r i d a , t o . wit: Lo t II. Block I I. H E F T . t.E B HOMES HOWELL P A R K . SECTION O N E. a c ­ cordin g to plat th ereo f r e ­ cor de d In Pla t Book lt . P a g e , Id. II, 11 and II Pu bl ic R ec o rd * of S tm ln o ]* County, F l o r i d a ; T O G E T H E R with th# f ollo win g peraonal p rop ert y; 1 llotpolrit R e f r i g e r a t o r — Serial No lim it Model No SR l i t 1 llotpolnl R ang e — Se rla I No. I l C i Model No. NO TIC E O F \%MFe* O F PK II• OTP A F F K A R IN I* TO UK OWAERP OF A B A *D O *t:D FMOFKRTY PuriUeint to S t (’ l lo n 13 of C h a p te r 717, Flo rid a StaUit**, entitled ' ’Flo ri d a Dlepoaltlon of U n cla im ed P ro p e rt y Act", no ­ tice la hereby given that the IX T II K C I R C U I T COl IIT OF T I I K M M II J U D I C I A L 4 111- persona Hated below appear to f t IT O F F L O R I D A , IN AND be the owner* of unclaimed pr ope rt y presumed FOH nr.MINOLK C O l' N T Y, personal IUI II; abandoned. FLORID A, and for o t t x r relief, and you IN (T I A N C C n V NO. I .IT 4 1 ar e required lo file yo ur An 4-0055-0001 NOTICK O F ■wer let an Id Com plaint or cither Ill'tfH INSULATION FOVIKCLOni R K RAI.K pl ead in g* on th* Cler k of the SO C IE T Y FOR SAVIN’! »f*. a above entitled C ou rt and to 4- 00 47- 0001 C on n ec ti c u t c orp orati o n . ■erve a copy th ereo f on Pla,; PK filtAM L U C I L L E P lain tif f, tiff. a tt o r n e y . JO SEPH M. S A N FO R D F L A . ve FITZG ERALD . S*‘ S ec u rit y l\ T in: CIRCI IT ( OI R T , K A Y F. JAMKRflON form er ly Truat Hull ling. Miami, F l o r ­ 4-005S-0bo3 KAY r . OUYNN and J A C K L \ i m ii Ji nici a i i r u it ida d l l l l . not later th a n HiH<»YA!* B R O T H E R S ok n.nntnA, ix %tii row JAMERMON. her huaband. 15th flay of March, A. D , 195.’*; BY K A R O Y A L D r fen da nt* If you fall to do ao, ju dg m en t •KimOf'K cor STY. B O X 1451 i s ( i m r r . H Y s o . 14.301 NO TICE IS H E R E B Y Cl IVby de fault will b* taken H A N F O R D FI* A KN th at A R T H U R II B E C K ­ sOTICB o r agaln et ) ou for th a relief d e ­ rOIIKClsOURR IU .K W I T H J R . Clark of the C i r ­ manded In aald Complaint 4 -0 0 S5- 000 4 \ ft T111’ It » MrMALLt.’ M. ali o cuit C ou rt of He ml no li County, T H IS Notice ehall tie p u b ll, ti­ SMITH MRS A known am A R T HUH MrCA L- F lori d a, will, on the let day ed fine, eac h week for four of Mar«'h, 1945, du ring the legal LUM. c o n aec u il v * week a In THE 4 -0055-0003 Plaint if f. ho urs of »«!*, at the fro nt door SANFORD H E R A LD . WARNER W A of the Cou nty Cc»urth"u*e, D A T E D at Sa nfo rd . S e m i­ ;n» E 3TII H T I tE E T Seminole C ou nty , In the city W A Y N E It B IT E, nole C ou nty, F l o r i d a , thla St la HANFORD FL A Def end ant, of Hanford. F l o ri d a offe r for d a) of F e b r u a r y , H i t . sal e and *e1t at public ou tcry Notice of hereby gi ven that I .- E A L I In fo rm a lion e m r i r n l n g the under a Fi nal Decree of TF»irt- to the hlghent and hr i t bldilei A r th u r If B e c k w it h . J r , r In amre en ter ed by ■ J u d g e of for c a i h , the following det er t h- ammjril or de scriptio n of Ihe Clerk of th * Cir cu it C o u r i P r o p e r t y and the name ami the Circuit C ou rt of the Ninth ed p rop ert y, elltinted In HemIB y : M ar th a T. Vlhlen addreitff of the holder m a y tie J udi cial C lr ru tt. In and for n<>le C ou nty , F l o r i d a ; t o - wit Deputy C le tk Lot 11. Block 12. M E T T L E ! ! obtained by any pe rao ni poae- l ’ uhllah Fah . D>. IT. J t A Mar Htmlnole C ou nty, F lorid a, on ho m es q i i i . a .v d o s e c - f s i l n g an Inlerent In the p r o ­ i the 15th day of F e b r u a r y . 1 H I , t»e>. Tlt»N ONE, a c c o r d in g to perty by a d I r e i i In g an Imjulry c u j - t : In the ab o v e -a t y le d ca us e, be­ th * plat th ere o f, recorded to Ray E. (Jreen, Slat# C o m p ­ ing C h an cer y No. 14.501, I will THE t int I I T L'tlt It r . In P lat Book II, P i g r s 3 tr o ll e r a t A d m in is tr a to r , A b a n ­ IX •ell at public a u c ti o n to the JUDICIAL C IR C U IT , end A, Public R ecord * of doned P r o p erty Division. C a p i ­ NINTH high cat end beat bidder for tol, Tal1ahaa*#e, Fl orida Be IN AND F u l l g E H IN U l.E Krrnln«<le County. F l o r i d a , cm ah, at the fro nt door of the CijurMiouae In Hanford, F l o r ­ pur* nan t to the Fi n a l Decree i u r i to men Don acunrtnl n u m ­ Ctll N T l . g l . n l l III A, ber, name arid gild re a*, as pu I'­ IX I'l l A N C E I t l NO. ItAna ida. at the ho ur of 11 :0* A M . of P u r e r t ' i u r e aul a red lit a UnleM MDHTIIAI1M F H I I E I T . t i a t HR on Monday, the let day of i s « * pen •ling th aald C ou rt , the ll ilied In thle nolle* LIFE INSUR­ March, 11 ft£, tha following dee- s tyle of which It S O C IE T Y FOH proof of ow nersh ip la p r e s e n t ­ P R O T E C T I V E ed tn the holder hy May I, t94S. ANCE COMPANY a c o r p o r a tio n crlbed good#, c h a t t e l * and p e r ­ BA VI NO?, a C on nec ti c ut c o r ­ tha pro pert y will be delivered or gan le ed and ea la tln g under po ratio n v*. K A Y F JAM E l i sonal prop ert y, t o - w l t : Ona M o n o -H tru c tu r e ,_ Inc, SON fo rm e r ly KAY F OlTYNN to the A d m in is tr a to r , T h e r e ­ !h * law* of the S t a te of A la ­ Ho us ebo at 33 feet In length and J A C K U J A M ERSON. her a f te r , all f u r t h e r c la im * must bama. rialn tlff. by 15-fnot beam, fully huaban d. and Hie Docked N u m ­ be dire cte d to th * A d m in is tr a ­ va. equipped Including tw o 10 ber of which la Number 11741. tor. R a y K. Green M ERLE B R O W N and D A W . W I T N E S S my hand and th * H P Mer cu ry ou tb o ard m o­ Ai A dull mat ra to r Official Seal or »«id C o u rt, this SA C BRO WN , hie wife tor#, I IS -g a ll o n w a t e r fan Publish Feb. 17. 14 1945. De fe nd ant*, 7 1 - ga l Sun g« a ta n k , t w o l l t h day of F e b r u a r y , 1911. C D J I I NOTICE O F *U IT 100- pound P r o p an e tanka, ( S E A L ) TOi M E R L E C. B R O W N and A r t h u r II- B e ck w it h , J r . 13-foot di nghy, to g e t h e r IA T I I K C I R C U I T I OI R T O F DAWNA C. B R OW N, hla C le r k C ir cu it C o u rt. with household f u r n is h ­ wife Semin ole C^ un ly , Hanford, T D K N I N T H J U D I C I A L f | H ing a: a l i o ru n n in g light a, ( t I T . IN A N D F O R S E M I N O L L lAddreae U n k n o w n ) an c h o r light, fog horn, anFla. t m N T l, FLORIDA. B y : M ar th a T. Vlhlen and lo any ami alt other pa rtl ee c h or line* w ith c ltv lc e e . IN ( H AN! K M ) NO. 14110 tw o davits , d in ett e aeat, claim ing an y r ig h t, title, a n d / o r Deputy Clerk F E D E R A L NATIO NA L MORT- In te r# *! In and to th * followin g gam M o v e , g a a r e f r i g e r a t o r , Roaenhe-rg, llitsenharg , A GA G E AHtioCl A T lu N . a c or- deacrlbed prop er ty, to wit: tw in * l n k , end table, bed B i l a m a n p o ta ti o n . Lot », Block «, NO RTH O R . d av enp ort , tw o Afri ca n A tt orney a for P la in t if f Pl ain tiff, LA NIK), IND ADDITION, hand woven ■ ruge. aald 1003 Alnetey Building v* a c c o r d in g Lo lha plat t h e r e ­ M ercu ry motor# bei ng elec* Miami I t . Flori da DOUGLAS W SAVA GE and of *■ re co rded In P lat Book tr ie m oto r* numbered l o l l * Publish Feb . 17. t i l l E YVONN E A SAVAGE, hi* II, Pag # 59. Public B ecn n la ISO and l O l l l t l CDJ-C7 wife. of Semlnol* County, F l o r ­ W I T N E F S my hand and teal Defend ant*. ida at San ford, Seminole County, 1 * T i l K C I R C U I T C O l I I T O F NOTICK OF I ALK Including spec ifically , but not F l o ri d a , thla l l l h day or Feb* T I I K X I N T H J U D I C I A L CHI NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN by way C U T I k AND F O tl I K M I k O L K f li m it atio n the fo l­ r u a r y . A- D, m s . C O l ’ A T V, F L O R I D A , th at on the 14th day of Feb lowing f l a t u r c * : (B EA M Tuary, 1913, at 11 :00 o ' d o r k ( I I A X C K . i l 1 NO. I 4 * 4 T . R an g e, J h e a l e r* all pe r­ A r th u r II Rack with, J r , A M., i t the main door of the m a n e n t ly Inalallrd Cler k of the C ir cu it C ou rt T IIK ONONDAGA C O U N T T C o u rth o u se of Htmlnole C ou n ­ SAVINGS BANK. YOU AUK H E R E B Y NO TI ­ B y ; -Martha T. VI hi an r i« i nt if r. ty, Hanford, F l o ri d a , th e linn Deputy C le rk F I E D t h a t th * Plaint if f. P R O ­ • fable A r th u r II B eck w it h . J r . , T E C T I V E V I. Huchlaon A Laffle r L I F E I NSU R AN C E C le rk of the C ir cu it C ou rt of C O M P A N Y G A R Y T A T E , at ua. P. O. D r a w e r II hae I n atl tu t, De fen d an ts Seminole C ou nty , F lori d a, will •d ault a gal n a I y<u In the C i r ­ Hanford. F lo rid a offe r for eele to the hi ghest cuit Court rf th* Ninth J u d i ­ NOTICK O F SALK Publ ish Feb . 17. IMS. NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIV EN end best bidder fur cash , at cia l C ir cu it, In and for Sem l­ C D J-70 the following nol* County, F lorid a, th * n a ­ th a t on tha ftth day of Marrh public o u t c r y , I T A T B O F F L O R I D A | U R K R T . 1111 a t 11:00 a. m a t th * main de scribe d pr o p erty of the D* tu re of the ault la lo furacloa* IKGli door of tha C ou rt h ou se of ftndmnle, D o uglas W. S av age th at c e r t a in m o r t g a g e wh lXi TOi A lU tJH K L L IHIOWS, Semlnol a Cou nty, a t Sanfo rd, end Eyvunn# A- Sa v a g e , his en c u m b er* the ab o ve deacr lbed IU. 1. Box ftl F l o r i d a , the u n d e r l i n e d Cler k wife.: prop erl y, aald pr o p erty being BLACK W F L U S O U T H will of fe r for t a l e to the h i g h ­ Lot I. Block I t . NOHT11 s itu ate d and lo ca te d In Sentlest and heat bidder for cas h ORLANDO, a c c o r d in g to nule C ou nty,, F lorid a. You and CAROLINA. pl a t th ereo f re co rded In aach of you a r t hereby r e q u i r ­ YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI­ the follow ing described real P lat Book 13. pag es Id end ed to file VI ur An ew er with F I E D , th at a f a o r n C om plain t p r o p e r t y : 11, Pu blic R ecord s of Semi 1/ot 13. L E Y S the North I by IIA It IIT BROWN, haa been th * Clerk of th * C ir cu it C ou rt , nole C ou n ty , F l o ri d a , feet th ere o f, and the North filed In tha C ir cu it C o u rt of In and for Semln ol* Cou nty , Semin ole County, a t Sanford, • f r e t of Lo t 11. In Block In c lu d in g : Fl ori da, and s e rv e a copy «. In B E L - A I R . Sanford. 1, W a ll l l a a t e r — P a n a lr a y th e re o f upon V ic to r E. W o o d ­ F l o r i d a , * ■ being a ault for — Modal FA 43 div o r c e by H arry Bro w n F l o ri d a , a c c o r d in g to the man. of th* firm of W ln d e r P l a t th e re o f re co rd ed In against Arrlbell B ro w n , and >. R a n g * — F r i g Ida Ire — weedl*. Ilalnae A W ar d . l i t Model RH-30 you a r e hereby requ ired to file P l a t Hook 1, P a g * 7 t of Park Avenue, South, W i n t e r the Pu bl ic R ec o rd * of Ktml< y o u r an a war, o r to o t h e r wise S R e f r i g e r a t o r — F r lg l T a rk . Fl ori da, A t t o r n e y s for plead, to 4 h t i t m i by or bafor a hole C ou nty , F lorid a, da l ra — Modal D l l Plain tif f In Ih* ab n v* a c ti o n , th# Sind day of Mar ch A- IX t o g e t h e r w i th all str u c tu r e* , t o g e t h e r with all s t r u c t u r e s on or baf or a th# Idth day of Im p ro v — em en ts ,- ---------f ix tu r e s ,- -appll l----i d .- with C le r k «. of DVr^.wer— -----. . .the v e ... ----r f - an d Im p ro vem en ts , then or F e b r u a r y , ' 1 1 5 . ele* a Deere# aald C o u rt a i San ford, F l o ri d a , an caa . an d ap p u r te n a n c e s on t h e r e a f t e r on aald land. P r o Confaeeo will bo e n t e r e d an d to f l i t a copy th e re o f with aald land or uetd In c o n j u n c ­ T his le made p u rs u a n t to ag a l n e t you. th a un derelgned A tt o r n e y , It tion th erew it h . Final Decrae of F o re c lo s u re IT IS O R D E R E D Ibat thla W . W e r e . P. O Bog t i l l , S a n Thla sale la made pu rs u an t en tere d In the above ca use. be published In T h * S an fo rd ford. F l o ri d a , ot h e r w is e J u d g ­ to final decree of f ore clo su re C h a n c e r y D ock et No. 14414, Herald, a n e w s p a p e r published m e n t will he ren d ered a g a i n s t en tere d la C h a n c e r y a c t i o n No. now pending In the C lr ru lt In Semln ota C ou nty , F l o r i d a , | hy d ef au lt, and en t e re d herein. 14447 now pending In th f C i r ­ C ou rt of and for Semlnota one* e a c h w eek to r four c o n W I T N E S S my hand an d the c u it C o u rt of and for Semln ol* County, F lorid a. aer u ll v* week*. ' t e a l or thla H o norable C o u rt, C ou n ty , F lorid a. IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . 1 W I T N E S S t b * band * r th * a t San ford, F l o ri d a , thla th * D A T E D T H IS l l t h day of h a v e he r e u n to s e t my tu n d and C le rk of th * C ir c u it C o k rl, l l t h d a y of F e b r u a r y A. D. F e b r u a r y , 1M I. o f ficial aaal thla l l t h day of Semln ol* Cou nty, F l o r i d a , thla IMS. (S E A L ) F e b r u a r y , 1M». tha t l t b day o f J a n u a r y , l l l i . A r t h u r H. B e ck w it h . J r . , (B R A D (S EA L ) (SEA L) A rthur H. B ckm ttk, J r , C la r k of th# C ir cu it C ou rt A r t h u r H. B e ck w it h . J r . . A r t h u r H. B e c k w it h , J r , B y : M a r th a T. Vlltlta C lark C ircu it Court. C la rk . C ir cu it C o u rt C le r k of l b * C ir c u it C o u rt Sem inole County, F lo rid a D ep u ty Cla rk 6* m lnole Cou nty, Fl o ri d a B y : M a r th a T. Vlhlen, D. C. B y ; M artha T. V lhlen, D C ANDERSON. RUSH. Hy; M arth a T. Vlhlen W ln da/w aod le , H ain es I t W , W a r*. A ttorney, DEAN A LOWNDES Dep uty Clark A Wdrd r. Bog M U Attorney* for Plaintiff J o s e p h M. Mu reek* 119 P a r k A va ouo , So uth Sanford . F lorid a. I R C u t C e n t r a l B oulevard p. a Bog i n W inter Park. Florida P ublish mb. 17, t l 4 Mar. I. Orlan do, F l o r i d a Fern Park. Florida P u b l u k i t s . I I A F a b . I, 1 t. IT. | I t . IM S. Pu blish F a b . IT, 111!. Publish F i b . IT, 1M| till ' ■ CDJ-71 CDJ'O C D J-II CD1II • Legal Notice r. O. �1 J •1 CORN FED HEAVY * V -I * r ; .’ •• 1 1 W ESTERN i S Convenient Locational 1100 W. 13th. St. 4th. St. & Sanford Are. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FL A . GRADE “A - •I STEWING HENS 7 > •v1' BISCUIT 6 CANS 48' LIMIT • W/15.00 ORDER ROAST lb. 49* LB. MORTON’S FROZEN MEAT PIES”™"1'”3 49 for BONELESS OVEN * ROAST - 5 5 ‘ STEAKS LB. 4 9 STEAKS LB. 4 9 SO F T E E TO ILET TISSUE! ROLL PACk 2 5 C CHUCK R ill STEW GIANT SIZE « § heavy duty formula M 49 CIUN CLEAR THROUGH THAT'S A FAB MASH! 9 f JEWEL \ : 3 a q ) BHURFINE F.VAP. MILK TALL CANS LIM IT 10 WITH IS.00 ORDER ELGIN OK B LU E SEAL i • i - - - ^ m a Limit 1 With *6.00 Order ««•»«* 3 ins. 59 OLEO PORK RIBS * 39 LEAN TENDER PORK STEAKS 10' «. 49‘ t DIAMOND SLICED 4 FOR PINEAPPLE BHURFINE F n U IT COCKTAIL NO SOS CANS 89‘ LIMIT 4 OF EACH FANCY SOUTHERN LIMIT ONE WITH |6.00 ORDER » BACON LEAN TENDER ♦ ALL MEAT iUN N TLAN D SEASONING SW EET POTATOES LIM IT 2 WITH *6.00 ORDER 2 1-LB. SOLIDS 29 COUNTRY MILL SY R U P '/> SHOWBOAT PORK AND GALLON SIZE ETOKELY TOMATO BEANS 3 " 27‘ SAUCE V. 8. NO. 1 WHITE 8-OZ. CANS SCH O O LBO Y WESTERN W IN ESAP Ma x w e l l tfH O U SE J 39 C O F F E R LIMIT l WITH *3.00 ORDER 29' Potatoes 10Lbs. 59 LIMIT 1 v;- • a l a *’" ' . �«* , A* -f I Btir DsafnrS fr n U age 12 — Feb. 17, 1965 By Donna Eata* flrat organltatRmal -of a group of Damocrata who worked during tha recent general election cam­ paign i* acheduled for 8 p m Monday a t tha Altamonte Spring* Community Home which ia located on Maitland Avenue at tha comer of Lnk* Drive, Booth of SR '436. Many Democratic leader* in the county hava been tnviled to attend thi* meeting and give their advice and support. Perron* needing trsnsportation may make arrange­ ment* by calling J e f f Sehembara. Mr*. Wilma Jean Nipper, a spokesman for the new group, report* that during the cam­ paign, member* manned tha Democratic Altamonte head­ quarter* more than 76 hour*, dlitributed all available liter­ ature, placed mor* than 1,300 telephone call* in a get out the vote campaign, had 10 perion* available to provide poll tr*mport*tion and held an election night open home. She further reported that member* of the group were rewarded not only by the peraonal aatitfaction of being ac-tiva cltiicna but each was pleasantly s u r p r i s e d and thrilled to receive an invita­ tion to the recent President­ ia l Inauguration. ★ ★ ★ TH URS f r i. SAT. Tha NARCEChapter Endorses Bills By Jane Casselberry A near record turnout at the February meeting of Winter Park Chapter, Na­ tional Association of Retired Civil Employes, heard a de­ tailed description of vsrious pieces of legislation beneficial to their group. After thorough discussion, the chapter unanimously en­ dorsed two bills now pending before the House Post Of­ fice and Civil Service Com­ mittee of Congress. One would grant a 10 per cent increase In annuities for amounts up to |3,(H)0 and five per cent for amounts in escess of $3,00, The second would recom­ pute annuities for those r*. tlrces who have elected a reduction to provide for a survivor annuity for lye spouse by applying the for­ mula now in use for those re­ tiring under present laws. ,Mcml>eri were urged to write their Congressman requesting early favorable ac­ tion. Legal Notice i \ Tin; r u i n ir rot h t o k t i u ; e n i jt tHM Ue n u n i t i\ no io n n e n iso L C i mi \t \ . n . o it i n %. I * I II %M I. H I %€». NOTICE TO hUKIM I ALL PARK FULLY COOKED! SANFORD l.imit: One With Your t i Or More food Order Please. **• - - ■ ----- -— . / 100 EXTRA With this Coupon and the Purchase Of • . . Fresh MI0 0 " . Pure" GROUND BEEF u LBS. L\ S. CHOICE "FLAVOR-A GED" B E E F U. S. CHOICE "FLAVOR-A GED" B E E F U. S. CHOICE "FLAVOR-A GED" B E E F r . S. CHOICE "FLA VO R .A G ED " B E E F • Coupon good at "THRIFTWAY" only Thru Saturday, February 20. CA M P F IR E" SLICED EAN" ! , (OR) WHOLE AMROl'R ST A R " NO BONES! NO WASTE B1UV»KLTN V an ( lin p 5 Stokelys APPLE SAUCE , HERMAN'S" HEAT 'N SE R V E m .3 . . . srtiK F.n STOKELY MED. SIZE "B A KIN G" BED DELICTOL S ’STOK ELY ‘S TO K E LY " WHOLE K ER N EL NO. 303 TANS Sweet Tomatoes Potatoes Limit: 3 With Your $5 Or More Food Order Fleas*. f SAVING* STO K E LY " C I T 2 pumtiff. W MNDKU. HOWITLL dl%orc*4 h u altar- 1 of K X S U ' H M IIOW* L i / * , an4 p U l l ' n u t r#in*rrt#i1; S to k ety COPELAND" PC RE PORK OH BANK- * New Y«rW cerrori- FOLGERS (SH A N K H ALF on u r n o k i*t itt.ir t r i o * M i r ro n r u M c n . u M H K r VST GRINDS STOK E L Y " MED. LBS. • * I KI’MCL* >! MOW KleL tllvore *4 * l f * e>? VV I . S D K L L h <»w . KILL* »i ! i i r«>l f*rntrrl«4, (i*f#n4ant# TO. t\ h ,\ t« K U . If* »\V KLI* *11%- c M fid <f EUNICE STOK E L Y " BED, BOHR, P ITTED M ll»M\ t . l . U and wt 1)1 not r**n*t7 t<j R-'Uit fc, Jaff «rao n C t t f . II i «** urt i a nd , EU N ICE <IUorc»4 M w if* HOWELL. of WEN- H E L L I I O t V E L U and sllll mil r e m . r r l i d , t » t t II. I Mar Avenue ben Diego. C alif or ni a y o u ; AND EA CH OK TOU, ar. hereby notified th at a C om plai nt for Kuracloauie of M ongsge ha. been filed • l a i n . I you, and y o u a r t racjulrsd lo serv e a copy of yo ur A n sw er o r plaadlnas to the Com plaint un P l a i n t i f f , a t t o r ­ ney, JOHE IYJ M. K I T Z U E n ALLl. SIS Security T ru st Build­ ing. Miami. F lori d a. S31S t. and Silt Iha origi na l A n a w .r or pleading In the office of the C l e r k of the Cir cu it C o u rt on o r baforo the llth day of M arch . A. D . 1S(1 If you fall to do to , J ud gmen t by defa ul t will be ta k en s g a l n t t you for the r .llsf dam andsd In Ih t C om pla int. T ha d s s c rl p tl o n of tha real p r o p e r t y p ro ...d a d againat ta: L o t IS, B lock IS, TOWN- S IT E u r NORTH CHULUOTA. a aubdlvlalon. acco rd ­ ing lo p lat tharao* record ­ ed In P lat Book >, pages St to S I. in clu sive, e t the p u blic Heoorda o f . Sem i­ nole C ounty, F lorid a. T H IS N otice sh a ll ha publlth ed once each w eak fur four co neecu ttvs w eek . In THE SA N FO RD H E R A L D . D A T E D a t S a n fo rd . Seminole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , th is Stk day o f F e b r a a r y , A. D., t i l l . (SEA L) A rthu r H. B eck w ith . J r . C lark a f tha C ircu it C o st * B yt* M artha T . Vihleu Deputy C lark P ablleh F ab . IS , ST, Id * H er. I, ISIS C D J .t l BAKERY^ 50 KXTItA With Thin E f l O n >J Coupon JL Tha H a a s B M Purchase Of D j T | j T l |J "Aurora" B p B B ig aU E aJ Tollrl Tissue K t7 j T T T j Rolls ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 27c Coupon Good At "TIIH IFTW A Y 1 Only, Thru Bat., February 20. "Table Ready SOLID " K R A F T ’S " • MELLOW CRACKER Frreh Baked! "P E T -R IT Z " BREAD HOT PIE BARREL DOG CHEESE 50 EXTRA W ith Thie Coupon A The Purrhaee Of UETEItGENT Pkg. * IJ GOLD I BOND • { i ] t j l] •4c 50 EXTRA ROLLS 20 OZ. GOLD BOND With This ^ f [ | J i| I Coupon A The H B r n M Purchase Of ■ ‘l O t M "CrUto" M M M i SHORTENING K SUTaAL M l LP ^S I Lb. Can t i c Cos poo Good A t “THRIFTWA7 Only, Thru SaL, February 20. SH ELLS PKG. LOAVES Guldra llclui • Apple • Cherry * Pumpkin New! Large 44 Os. Restaurant Sit* 39c79‘/ Limit 2 With Your IS Or Mora Food Order Please. 50 New I PIES OF 2 M STA M .M ' . PS m Coupon Good At “TH R IFTW A Y1 Only, Thru S iL , Fabmary 26. "Mr*. Smith'*" Etrrfreeh extra With This E f l O ^ IJ Coupon A Tha I N p P B S H Purchase Of 1 1 f | J ,'l | "Sara L ae" ■■■■■pM C O FFEE i - Si Tn A „M U PS CAKE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I a O s. Pkg. 4fc C o u p o n Goad A t "THKIFTW A! Only, Thru SaL, February 20. GOLD BOND 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thla l f l * J B IJ Coupon A The Purchase Of B e \ I J h I IJ l i Gal. "K raft" ■ M M v W M STAMPS Frank! ORANGE B M H i JU IC E Coupon Good At T H R IF T W A Y Only, Thru 8aL , February 2*. SPAGHETTI . 49c MACARONI . 49c Krispy Crackers 29c -M U EL L E R -8" -SU N SH IN E" 2 LB. PKG. LB. PKG. Limit: 2 With Your SS Or Mora Food Order Plraae. (Q u an tity R igh t* R taorvad ) �— . . ■■ • . It Can Happen To Yon Up in New York City several months ago n man attacked a woman on three different occasions before he succeeded in killing her. Some­ thing like 37 persons witnessed each attack . . .* and made no effort to come to the aid of the woman or to summon the police. New York newspapers, took up the Issue, and condemned the 37 people for their utter disregard for human decency or their civil responsibility to assist in upholding the laws. A book has been published, pointing to this lack of action. This same sense of "not putting our nose in other people's business'* is sweeping this country. It is not a matter of complacency . . . it's just the cowardly instinct of not "wanting to become involved." By the same token. British police asked for the co-operation of the pub­ lic in combatting crime . . . not to tho point of confronting criminals in the act but by aiding and abetting the police with information. But the British public responded with a hue and a cry, so much so the police are asking them to back off and not clobber bank robbers in the act, etc. Which leads us to this: The San­ ford Herald highly commends the woman who last week took a club to Political Notebook the two young men who raped a 12ycar-old girl. This resident just didn't look on, and mind her own business. She saw a crime being committed, and she made every effort to stop it. That she did not succeed was not of her fault, because they were husky young men, but she did go all out to save, the young girl from harm. . The Sanford Herald highly com­ mends this woman for her courage­ ous act . . . and sincerely trusts that all residents will follow likewise and not just "sit back and watch" when they witness a crime. If nothing more, alert the police immediately. The'phone number is 322-11111 1 Don't accept the complacent atti­ tude that "it can't happen to me or mine" because next time it might! Thought For Todoy The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I came Hint they may have life, and have it abund­ antly.—John 10:10. • • • Life consists not in holding good cards, but holding them well.—Josh Billings, American humorist and writer. Dick West's The Lighter Side Bruce Biossof— Ray Cromley The Prisoner WASHINGTON (N EA) — measures tn adopt and time North Viet Nam wo meant' The increased Viet Cotig dat­ to carry ‘out these counter­ business and give them sober­ ing against Americans in measures. The^lTeds have re ing second thoughts about South Viet Nam may in part cently built up their nnti-nir stepping up the war. resutt from recent U. S. shll- d e f e n s e s and intensified The way in which higher ly-shalling in Laos. training their infantry in fir­ L*. S. officials have ordered In our Laotian bombing we ing at planes with rifles and these raids carried out, how­ are making the same mistake machine guns. ever. may well have eonvfne­ we made a t Cuba's Bay of — These light air attgrk* ed Hanoi and Peking that Pigs. We are committing our are excellent conditioning for the United Slates does not forces piecemeal, forgetting Red forces in meeting air a t ­ mean business. that doing too little is some­ tacks for the strikes are not It may have enticed them times worse than doing noth­ rough enough to put Red to plan a general step-up In ing. e troops out of commission, but the fighting (and in bloody Except for one or two ma­ ju st enough to give them Jobs at American personnel) jor raids, the planes have training. A series of small in­ in the belief that the United gone out in ineffective pat­ effective iaids has the same States is merely g o i n g terns, if bombing experts result as n man's being inoc­ through the motions and put­ here are correct in their ulated with a vaccine. They ting on a show in prepara­ analysis. build up considerable, resist­ tion for a negotiated settle­ The bomber pilots frequent­ ance. ment. ly report they’ve found no The first laimbings in Laos worth-while targets. Their reportedly panicked the Reds. missions reportedly have been Report* now indicate they slmoit wholly In the daytime, panic no longer. when Red North Vietnamese The missions reportedly, trucks and supplies are hid­ have been held down on or­ den and camouflaged. ders close to the White Messages from the field in­ House. As in the canceling of dicate that to far the U. S. air cover in the invasion of attacks have destroyed an im­ Cuba, an attempt bus been portant bridge. It was qurirk- made to show U. S. determin­ ly bypassed by the enemy. ation without stirring up an Some building* have been international incident. bombed out along the Red Apjmrently, the original supply route*. Overall, the plan itPLaoi was to start out Family Man with military effects have been strong. After the first large small. mission, there were strong None of these report* are instruction! from these Jo hn­ critical of the able men who son advisers to hold down fly these missions or of the sharply on the numbvr of Start now •— to provide i i t r a fsmfrp observation plane pildts who planes. income through Mutual Fund's. They have taken the excellent pho­ Some U. S. officials have ■prtacf market rhk and opportunity tographs from which the contended that bombing Red by diversifying your fAjeitieenl bombers operate. supply lines in Laos would omong many componlee. You ■bore he eomkigt ©I American fcv This inefefetive, piecemeal convince Red Chinn and varying duitry. More tboe I0O Fundi to bombing la hava several ef­ (hooie from. PvrcHaiei from Income or outright purthaie plant. MsH com* fects: 'long the glass as much ns i stead of the artistic attitude. pern for faett about advantage*, coot*, — It Is giving the Beds possible. Bo they try to prove their riik* — no obligation. time to decide what counter­ "They tantalize their own vti tllty by quantity instead of HURT...SLIP — ; palate* with the flavor andqmniiyr* ' THTB. C. MORTON -this Amazing smack their lips with each At present, I am rnopernt I OAKLAND, Calif (U PI) 1 ' ORGANIZATION, INC. Soft Cushion • i taw allow, mg with .1 ,0(111 talented -placed here Robbery s u s p e c t Joseph Hurry Echcllicrser "Hill do you know how clergymen of all the various i Thomas Brown, 37, has nubody SOI BSl jjj- 'H U P i a iv t yo u i SMS"* Resident Manager faiths, to help establish your American men often ad A T IC H T FIT |but himself to blame for bis SSrt It ' 113 F.. \\ midland Drive "Marriage Clinics" under in Paris ? |W I quick trip to Jail.. Slats F O R R E A L C O M F O R T ! I ‘ Sanford. Florida .12771 OR YOUR M0NLY RACK "Well, they gulp down auspices of these various He was being questioned i hutches. I Phone .122-7057 their dunk* as if they are about a drug store holdup D E N T A L C U S H IO N S For divorce destroy* 25 ttying to win a wags-i as to ' I Rtat_ when the police radio, dorriti how last they can empty a pi r vent of our marriage*, mg the robbery, reported 1 ADPNSS yet divorre is usually due to there were three witnesses. glass. tTzrt 1 cirr D ru g S to re y "There were only two," "Indeed, they aren't con­ ignorance of the psychology * O v er SO O f f l c r s Nat io n w id e of the two sexes. Brown blurted out. tent just with a glass or even Si» F•♦ml for my tumklct u l.ottle of rich wine, for then Bet VUI'II 1hffrtrnc«n they wish something slu n g . "Sex u. Men ami Women," rnc losing "And they will even boast » lutlff stamped, return *nt'out le.w many glusses they XVIf•[>«'. l»lu» JO cent* ( Al*t dva wrife to Mr. ill take before they slide (Til li r lit mre of (hi\m nr*** limb i tiie table, di ltd drunk. (FNDF.lt NEW MANAGEMENT) bin s: * hm^ |ii! per. r nr ItM ' Ih. t nine, you have inf nlsl Dfit [li'tl, Aftdre**ed rnx rl* t lolled in your lei tine today ope and 2d rent* In tuvrr that tin n are often quantity, l> ping and printing cn*l* ill noli <i instead of being quitlwhen vmi send fur on* of i i' j -minded. his IxHiklrts ) FOB FAST DKI'ICNDAMLK A'lTKNTION " tinl finnt my peisotial expel I*-In 1 Hglrc with you. CAUL fo i Ib'-y like to b o a s t about OFFICE HOME how many conquests they have 11ml, ns if (lie sheer NU.MKICIt niitnbi i of then different By Waller ( . Parke* . nl 11lend* is of I'uiumount After an electrical storm importance in Av. n Park. Fla , a store's " I ii Fi tine, it is not Die For began running ■nimbi i i | women u mini bus wall dock 2 WAV EIJUII’MENT AnlcnituH IriHtallrd backward llclf's to biggvl ■Inti-t '-at tn.iv iiipturously tie Inis 11■v♦•.I just ONE girl and better c lc tinu! slutius. No Charge For Amateur Equipment • • • Dial counts most. Nothing to buy — Juxl r h u t u a i. ’ ■* « # * « WASHINGTON (U PI) - something called the "Joint happened to be using the Pea Recently it was disclosed in Strategic Plans and Opera­ cock Room for a volleyball court. Presumably, that is this column that i U.S, Navy tions Group," of which he was •j another story. once a member. captain had accomplished the At any rate, the result was This was the group, based incredible feat of drawing up in Tokyo, that planned the " J a i i p o g ," a game that could Burette o f f e r * some official rules for the ancient Inchon landing in Korea, But lie interrupted only if a joint Earrjcjjf bean ball, which prestartling Yd vice to Amrriinvestigation should conclu­ -thal was a — comparatively viously had been vacillating sively prove thal one or more J ran men. * A* a -charming simple assignment. In a state of flux. of the following Incidents had Frenrh widow with wide so­ "The real problem," Reilly Well, sir, now it can be told occurred: cial esperirnre, she has that a somewhat similar e x ­ reports, "was to get away I 1. "Alteration of the score neatly dlagnosrd some of from our desks, play half an I ploit look place during the more than two points in llir chief difference* lie* hour of vigorous volleyball in 1 ' Korean War. II t>oars the code any direction. |wwn the romantic tech­ the majestic Peacock Hoorn name "Jai/pog " 2. "Displacement of the nique of American males of the Imperial Hotel, down Only in this case it was not net more than 4 feet in any vs. tho-e o| Europe. Scrapa matter of inventing rules, two martinis and a sandwich direction hook this revealing ra*r — all in the noon hour " but of abandoning them. X "Hanging upon net and send for the Itooklct on Obviously such a tight sche Poes my ability to come up 4 "Banging honorable op " S e t Differences." with scoops of this sort as dole required that no tunc be position upon the net CASK V life Burette A . tound you? If so, I must give wasted It developed, howevS. "Joining opponents tang ed hit, is i very charming rredit (nr the "jat/pog" ex er, that much of the 3Q mlnudisguise with objective sub Ktcnrh widuv elusive , In (.'apt. J Dunham ! tes a Holed to volleyball was version "Dr. Crittu she begun. "I Reilly, professor of naval sri being consumed by arguments 6 "Kicking or kneeing op have not.....I i verj girut cnee at the University of Cal over the rules. ponents atxrve the belt diffeirm r lot ween the f tunThereupon, a decision was ifornta. who provided me 7. "Using firearms, clubs, prnn males and your Ameri­ reached to dispense with the with the fascinating details. knives, or gouging, except in can men. According to Reilly, the rules entirely. Otherwise, they the locker room " "In fact, you ran often da­ term " J a n p o g " was derived might have had to dispense Jairpog aho requirrd thal ted an American from clem from t h e Initials JSPOG, with one of the martinis. all joint investigations be across a i retail unit which were derived from ' Reilly did not say how thr> conducted while the game was the way hr dunks his witfw in progress It was the turn "Frenchmen. f*>r example, lug point of the war Isip llieir bevel age mid pro- FU N D S Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Julia Hartoe 838-131* Heir Lake-Forest Fit) Mr*. Maryann Mllra 81H-.167S Casselberry Mra. Jane t assrlberry 838-504* Fnterrprt*e Mrs. Ritchie Harris „ (68-5814 (68-4(64 Lake Mary Mra. France* Weeter 322.6211 Letters ©Ijf $auford ferali ( Jails Suspect few dollars in their future’ 1 Will be the first to cnnttlhute. Development of our lakcftont for iccreational use will provide incieased revenue while retaining the beauty of the area. Sanford needs to in­ crease it* income, but not at the expense of an industry which would destroy the beauty all of us enjoy. I note we have several committees established to study the wajs and means of bringing about the const no turn of the maiimt—if the city decides to build it. How about the rest of the people of Sanford ami .of Seminole County? What ate their thought* on this mutti i ? 1 urn surprised at the appurrnt lack of articles on this sub­ ject ill your Letters to the Editor, I ask my fellow citi­ zen* (o speak up, to utilize tins column as a means of conveying to nur elected rep­ resentatives our opinion on this vitally important issue lloy K. Franklin J’.S. My permanent home of record is Route 2, llox .102. Sanford. I am currently serving as a T/Sgt. In the United Stale* Air Force, with duly at the I'entagun. I want to thank you very much for the support your newspaper is giving to the proposed marina. Sanford is on the brink of discovering il can stand on it* own fret and establish a unique position for ilaelf within the Slate. £20 E C K E R D i • NOW OPEN RADIO, T V & HEARING SALES & SERVICE 838-4227 322-3842 Register Now TV FREE RADIO "Your American young men scent to think that rom­ ance is like one of their col­ lege athletic events, fo r they tty to show off their physical superiority instead of their a t \isti y ! "Instead, tn Kilinpr we look Upon love ns being n fust cousin to* music. "Il isn't the strength of a pianist or violinist that counts hoi his superb skill si pM»,luring hormony. "Mn) la it u ill offend many of the A met t«an young men, but in love making they re­ mind mi- of buss drummers wbo nil awkwardly trying to play a Stradivari))*!" Kutcit^ lias very neatly ex­ pressed a basic complaint that I bear repeatedly in th* 1,000 letters prr day which romr to me via this column. For it is quite true thut young men are nut only quantity-minded but also rap­ acious in their hungers. They gulp their drinks in­ stead of nipping! I list* ud of totalizing, their girl friend and whetting her romantic appetite by deft caresses and a teasing prel­ ude, they rush to where an gel* fear to tread. Tiiey also take the "ath­ letic” view of romance in- Strickland-Morrison, Inc. • 5 0 1 It l lllI NDI ) AID icniu.it C-It You’ll be Happier in a FORD from S A M O K I ) . I-'I.A. 1 I Barbs To The Editor Kilitor, The Herald: . For more year* than I care l.ak* Monro* ‘ to remember, our rity ha* Mrs. 11. L. Johnson complained bboiit its lowly 322-4722 C hn 1uut a position in the surrounding Lnngwood 5lrs. Juan Magia urea and the state. It hu* Mrs. Donna Estes 365-3742 complained of ‘'special inter­ 838-3317 D d liry ests" who want Sanford to North Orlandn remain as il is. We have Mrs. Margaret Cosby 668-1863 watched Orlando oul»tri)> us 322-6195 Deltona so that we are today hardly Osteen Mr*. Mildrrd H int) Mra. Clarence Snyder ! more than a suburb of that 668-5631 122-4841 city. Geneva Oviedo Florida is growing at a Mra. Evelyn Lundy Mrs. JoAnn I U ) t rapid pyre, arid will continue 165-3160 349-4871 to do so. It is iiji tu us to de­ termine what part we will play in that growth. Either we wilt play > prominent role, or we will lie pushed hack into ill*- very lake which lould bring us increased pi as­ perity and national promin­ ence. If evhr there w*» a Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., February 17, 1965 light lime to move forward, il is now The ever-enlarging role of l.'a|*e K' nneiljr i* cre­ W4L1I.K A. WISH.Of*, KUI1DH A*11 r i S1.I1UZU ating an incicase m imputa­ C i i n U i i n a C l f o o r a l M i f t a g a t r s A i K * o l t o l i x *;, tion in this area and the ROMKRT A I . K I A * I I K U ■ Anns i. j o h x i o m canal will provide easy access A d v o r t l o U f Dirootor U « Q * g i n s L d lt o r to Sanford for boat-lover* ROT l i l t t K R LIUlt I * W I L L I A M and water sport enthusiasts, A d v o r tli le g M i u i f i r Boclt 17 hbilitor JA A IB IIIU K M A K K I and for fishermen who have OO TT IK A tari* Jiuai naat 14an t(ir heard of the outstanding fish­ (THRU W K L L I CU7 E d ito r ing in this arra. M r h if) leal tiupt J I D I WMLL S 1 have heard that some R I L L V lf tC B N T O m aty E d ito r Staff Photographer leaders in Sanford are now hesitant to proceed with Pu blished daily a&oapi S a t u r d a y . Sunday and C b f l i t m a i ; pub* plans for development of the liafcad S a t u r d a y pro* e«d*n* Chriatm aa. marina because the proposed » L B > C ! i U * l lO > H A T K I cost is a little more than one lions* Delivery million dollars. They are, of A L L o 1 I I t i l l M A I L course, correct in trying to M r M a li s k M is o i.n c a i i t r r hold the cost of construction • ll.lt 1 I* » r •As VS * t k I t V* I 7 * » r I 71 t I I o s Ik ■ 1 tl 4 tisstS * to a minimum; however, il 1 I* I Mesl*s I t* I tl»siaa would I™ theer folly if their t.tt 1 M o s t * I I I I West* hesitancy doomed construc­ O. * p o s t a l K . s u l s t l e a a p r o . i d * i * a t ail B a l l e u k s c n j u a a a a . tion of the marina. Sanford paid la ad v anc e. would again, ns so often in T h e B e r e t * It a n u m b e r i t I k * C a u s e t - r s s s waicfe la *a> the past, have romr almost to il l l t d a s e i u e i * * l y i s the us* for r s p u k l l c e t t o * a t All Iks l s c t l the point of realizing great­ nerve p r l a i s d la U l i s a w s v s p f r . ness within itself, only to E n u r e d as sto an d c l a s s B s t t s r (o el eeer I t . l i l t s i U s E a s t back off for fear of doing which might not O fri cs e r S s a f e r d . E l a n d s , n a d i r ike A c t a l Ce eg Tes s of Merck anything turn out right. a. h i t . If funds ate not available Me perl si nay material. *■>* er n u r u . i n . el ikte sdliloe ef Ik e ksalord Herald Bap be reproduced la a nr a i m e r wit*. through established sources, eul wrltlse permission at Us petite*** •( Tks Berate. Aep why not go to the people of individual or tiros roopoaslblo tor oush roproductloa will bo Sanford —, or of Seminole considered os lafrlnging ua Tn* Hsr'il'd's tepyrlgat ted will k* County—and ask them If they would be willing to invest a ,**14 ilabld foe demises endec Us Isw. FALSE *YfcETH FoltD I i K\I F R " 3 2 2 1181 W . I*. 6 1 1-8916 / TUBE TESTIN'(> Hrijfhiim Younif University'* ru in [litter jim iim lly bny — F R E E PARKING — a?n] il I ilij'le iit * fur a ijuni'c. One i rK **FUjrht * t*H , H»rk hatred, blue-eyed [lartner jnle rv u t n l in m a n ia K C T h e me rhirie dietfui tfcd h u n a m e — * AM. VVOllK lil'A lt \M KI D • Service tin till mnkes — C'ttlur nr IHack unit While TV If frrvd ciitJt!«itfUt-> fttart to sjt iou t J. M. 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Tell her In English—and flit. : DEAR A B B Y : I hare a problem. It’a not new. I am aura you get hundred* of auch letter* ovary day. In my caaa, I thought I waa the laat paraon in tha world thle would happen to. After 18 year* of what my huaband ha* alwaya told me waa an "ld e*r marriage for him (and it waa for m*. too), I learned that ha haa a paramour. Thla woman 1a older than he and aha be- Jacoby » ■«, VfcT.V North and South were'1us­ ing a 21-22 point two notrump opening, but South added one point to hi* 20 for the ala card apade suit,. I don't know exactly how many point* North added In hi* own 10 high card point* in order to Juatify a jump to the ilam but ha muit have added some­ thing alnea 22 plus 10 la only 12 and 22 ia not enough to Justify a no-trump elam. South looked over dummy carefully but without enthu­ siasm, Apart from the fact that he waa a trifle shy In high rarda he could only find one entry to dummy to he decided to start proceeding* hy leading a low apade from hit own hand. East won with the Jack and By Abigail Van Buren All you man know what a lift you get when the boss praises you for a Job you have dona particularly wall. A pro­ motion or salary incrsa*a'of­ ten follows. Any kind of on-the-job rec­ ognition you get sets you up not only for a day, but for quite a while. Without any recognition you still would hava known that you had done a good Job, but hearing your work prais­ ed 1* sweet music. In fact, you would soon go aour on th* job if none of your efforts war* aver notic­ ed. NORTH A <l l m A JI XI l_ SiqQ jMi sS ■AST H O T V lO t J KJ 110 04 II , *K J V Q IT II A I7II SOUTH (D) A AQI43* VK8 ♦ A74 *A K No on* TU lnerabl# Bsuth West N*rth Bast 2N.T. Paaa IN .T . P u § Pass Past j - Opening lead—A J returned the five of diamonds and South went right up with his ace. lie was aura that East would not have led awajf from Abby, how can a man DEAR WIFE: Yas, a man lova two women? He main­ can be in lova honestly (i f dren. H* says ha Is proud tains ha doesn't lova me any not honorably) with two to b« by har aids. HU father Iasi than h* always haa, and I warned him to find a but that ha la eapabla of < women a t tha same time. But his relationship with younger woman because di­ ‘loving two women a t th* you haa bean tested in fair vorce Un't permitted In our aama thna, Ia thla poaalbla7 weather and foul, and haa church. What wilt ha do In I am dtaparate. My huiband survived. "S h e " 1* some­ a few years when he realties la a professional man and I thing new, perhapi flatter­ he msde a mistake? , > dart not give you my namt, ing and exciting, but likely HIS MOTHER but 1 want to know what I to fade. He wants both tha should do. steady and the heady bene­ DEAR MOTHER: I F it is fits of levs. Don't let him proven that your son goofed fe»d his greed. Ask him to In marrying a "pretty" choose.' And I'll bet on you, widowed mothar of five I f I am wrong, keep those children whom h* love* and legal ties. He'll come out of enjoys, It will be IIIS prob­ the king. orbit and back to tha lem. YOUR problem Is to Then South cashed the king refrain from poisoning a re­ hearth. I t ’s worth the gam­ of clubs and king of hearts, lationship that appears In­ ble. led a low heart and finessed a ■ a evitable. f dummy’s jack. East took hla e e e DEAR A B B Y : I hope you queen and led a diamond to CONFIDENTIAL TO J U ­ ran put some sens* into my West for a two trick act. ■on'a head. I give Up. He ll LIANNA: A real friend is North waa quick to point on* who helps us to think 23 and fell in lova with a out that South would hare cur noblest thoughts, put widow who Is 33. She hss made tha hand If ha had gona five children, but I must say forth our best efforts and to up with tha aca of hearts and be our beat selves. Is she cashed dummy's quean and ■he Is.very pretty and shs your*? nlna of clubs and if South doesn't look her age. He's a a e known her for two years had bean looking a t gll tha cards 1 am aura he would and has gone with her for Tor Abby'*, booklet, "How, have mada that play. I am one. He earns a good living To Hava A Lovely Wed­ •qually aura that South's ac­ ding," send 50 cents to and thla woman has a tus] choice offered tha bast steady Income whether she Abby, Box C9700, Los An­ chance. Tha heart rfln#*a* was marries him or not, I beg- - geles, Calif. -j, an tv tn money proposition. • ,e * ' • I ■ ged her to give up-my son The odds agslnst dropping and find an older man. but Troubled? Write to Abby, then tan of -clubs war* sub­ the aaid ahe “lovea" him and Box 89700, Lna Angeles, stantia). • Clllf. For a personal reply, couldn’t do It. They'a ll go to church together on Runenclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. day and people atare at hard day* at.her J o b neverto have her husband Mil her he la proud of th* home aha haa made for him, or tha way aha handles tha children, or that ha appreciates what a good manager the la, Consider this, men, next time some recognition at th* office set* you up and makts you feel Ilk* a million. As you ara looking forward to Uillng your wife about your triumph, stop and aak your­ self this question: "Whan was tha last time I told my .wife what a swell Job shs’s doing for our own personal 'corporation'T She's just as entitled aa I am to be proud." T V Time Previews 9-0:30 p.m, CBS. Dirk Van dig. Frank Buck denies having Kaye Show. Pat Carroll ia cn* Dyke Show “The Case Of The had a hand In rounding up to­ of the guest stars on tonight's ] i them because h* doesn't look old tncugh to be th\*l father of those five chil­ e SANFORD ONLY! night's all-star aggregation, show, but she doesn't have but where else could they have much of a chance, as far as come from? Tht special guest the men are concerned. Th* star is Vic Dana. The very other guest Is motion picture special guest* art Peter and star Kike Sommer, making (Jordon (English, don't you her American TV debut. Miss knowl). Then there are eueh Sommer joins Dsnny in a everydsy participant* aa Bob­ comedy sketch about bashful by Sherman, Dee Dee Sharp, Jerc-me visiting ■ Broadway Linda Gail, Jerry Lee Lewis, star, and later the two aing a Jerry Mason end horde* of group of folk snugs. Mias Carother* of equal talent. Top roll and Kay* get together songs? Try "Hippy, Hippy, for a series of blackouts on Shake" or “Let's Jump The how eons-in-law handle their Broomstick," both of which mother»-ln-law. Danny also should he around for genera­ does a song and dance routine with 9-year-old Laurie Ichino tions to come. 9- 11 r-m. NBC. Wednesdaycalled, “Laurie, Won't You NI g h l Monde. "Suhmarine Dance With Me?" Command." Thla is a story 10:30-41 p.m. Anc. ABC about a submarine that was Scope "Out With The Old." A put Into mothballs after World harrowing treatment of th* War II and reactivated for the problem* of old age with spe­ Korean conflict, and manned cial emphasis on the emotional hy th* same crew. William a n d psycholiglral conflicts llclden stars a* the command­ confronting th* children wbnsa ing officer, with William Hen- parents are moved to home* dlx as the chief torpedoman for th* aged and what ran be who still hold* Holden respon­ don* (if anything) to ease sible for two men killed dur­ one of Ufa’s most actusly sen­ ing the war. sitive situations. 9:30-10:30 p.m. ARC. “Who Killed The Man On Th* Whit* Ikebana International is drHorae." A cowboy star ride* voted to tha furthering of Ihe nut on stage on cur before hi* culture of Japanese flower unxlcusly waiting audience, sri. but ha's propped up by a stick SPECIAL SHOWING and his head dangles from his Set. 10:00 - 12:00 - 2:00 brokan nack. This hitarr* Sun. 11:00 . 2:08 method of operation charac­ " T H E 7 DWARFS terise* the murderer and TO THE RESCUE" Burk* almost Joins th* victim 11*1 brfore he's lived by an odd clue. Tha odd suapsets in­ clude Virginia Mayo, Tally Savalss, Barbara Edtn, Fer­ nando Lamas and Ray MiddleLAST DAY ton. t ROCK HUDSON 1011 p.m. CBS. Tha Danny GINA LOLLOUK1G1DA STARTS TOMORROW AT 1:M • I M . I iM * <i>- Ik- FEBRUARY 18-19-20* By Ruth Miiiett Yet, i f you ara ilk * a lot of husbands, It naver downs on you that your wif* need* soma sign of appreciation and prnisa for tha job aha la do­ ing, and that It muit coma from YOU, It la mighty discouraging to a woman to paint a room, alip-covar a sofa, mak* cur­ tains, or reflnlsh a second­ hand chest of drawers to that it become* a beautiful piece of furniture and hava you not •ven notice. Or worse yet, lay without really looking, "Yeah, that's fine," when she shows you whit shs has don*. It Is also discouraging for a woman who puts in long, 9ilghlighi& Pillows'' in till* hitarlously absurd episode, Rob drsgs a man to court for a dastardly crime of deception: lie sold the Petries some pillows made of “chopped chicken feather*^ Instead of the good duck dowh they wer* suppos­ ed to contain. With Perry Ma­ son - like elaboration, It o h make* sure that Justice Is triumphant, Ed Begley play* the wls* old Judge who's in­ terested In proMctlng the in­ nocent. 7:80-9 p.m. NBC. The Vlrglnlan “You Taka Tha High Road" (Color) Th* basics here are familiar to most followtrs of westerns, but you might be Interested In seeing bow this aeries treats s u c h staple goods. A young man (Richard Bsymer) carrying a grudge against a tough trail boss (Myron Ilealey) prevail! upon th* Virginian (Jame* Drury) to terfrh him how to handle a gun. Whan It come* time for him to us* it, guess whom hr may have to usa It against. Diana Lynn plays the young hothead's sister. 1-8:80 p.m. (TIB My Living Doll "Boy (Jet* Robot" unless you've tiesn an avid follower of the terlra, it may nut mean much to you that with thla aplsodt Robert Cummings dlsappear*, leaving Jack Mullanay and Julia Newms fight it out for the “hrn I f you've naver seen tha t before, you’ll probably bo amused aa Mullaney nervous­ ly and Inascurely tries to ad­ just to tha fact that ba'a now living with a robot. 8:30-9:30 p.m, ABC. Shin­ HUSBAND LOVES TWO On(Bhidqsi Bx 0swald Jacoby Ct/e Jkc it)oman Newspaper' Enterprll*- Assn. came Interested In him after her husband died suddenly. •« (A Regular $1,99 Value) ----------- " I am so distressed, ss I find thst I cannot wear eontact lense*. I am a concert pianist and hate to wear gUsse*. What kind ahould I choose 7— Mr*. D.“ To *ee 1* very Important, so forget worrying about wearing glasaes. Select one of the lovely frames which have •tyle, and try them on as you would a hat or a dress. Be sure you are wearing your hair a> you do when perform­ ing. This U so Important. Tht frames can be selected in col­ or and they can be matched to tha color of your gown. On* caution: do not wear dang­ ling earrings, but select a c|ose-U>-tht-he*d design. Hut­ tons are good. Or, If your fact ia round, a pair in oblong ahape are most flattering. "My akin is good as far as sinouthneas is concerned, but It Is an ugly sallow tune. It always haa bean but now, with white hair, it sreini to •how more! What to do— Beatrice." Choose a pink powder, then lightly dust over tt with a lighter-than-ikln-tone powder. Wear aoft pink next to your fare. A chiffon scarf ii smart, tucked in the neckline. I’ink seems to counMract the sal­ low ton*. Nsver wear Any shade* of ytllow or brown. "I now have a Job where I must wear while, and it stems to make me look ao pale. My appraratica is Important to thia Job. I have white hair, a fulr complexion and blu* eye*.—G. A." Choose makeup In a aoft suntan shade, and be sure to hava a deep rad lipstick. Touch your chetks with color. Till* will help to mak* whit* more becoming. " i am fifty-seven and wnnt a red wool suit, but my daughter laughs at me. Ia it so foolish! 1 can afford it.— Mra, Reader.” Certainly, get a red autt; a aoft, warm-red in wind will be moat becoming. Have your lipstick in the exact matching red. "Would a black brocade ‘theatre auit' look well at a ■lx o'clock wedding in a large church? ] am Just a gurit. I wear hat*, but what kind ? Th* wedding la In April and there la a reception afterward*. What ahould my husbanjl wear? It is not Important‘en­ ough for us to spend money for special things to wear.— Mary." Th* hlark suit will be per­ fectly correct. A tiny "coiffur* cap" of flower* would add a spring.like touch, and do wear long glnvea and car­ ry a small “cocktail" bag. Your husband will be correct­ ly dressed In a dark business suit, white shirt, gray tie, and black ahoas. Tomorrow—Your Manner* Ara Showing WHILE THEY LAST! ■i p • 2 0 - G A L L O N G A L V A N I Z E D Garbage 4rMi > faia (».«%* l im it o n e p l e a se , HELD OVER WITH YOUR PURCHASES In Color At 2:09.4:05-8:00 7:55-9:50 OF $10.00 OR MOREI CQc TILL 2:00 EAc MON. • FRl.OL1 PUBLIX . . . W H ERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! [\ You’ll enjoy th* aurprlaing variety qf delicious foods and the fast, courteous service at tha Trad* Winds Cafatarla located next to the theatre in tha Remlnnle Plata Shopping Center on U.S. 17-02 be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. Tender, rim* meals, garden-fresh vagateles, appetising " salads and your fa­ voril* . . .p.il* . or cal cake. On Tuesday aveninga, w* offer a lo ­ ot. New York SirloTn' Strip cooked to your order for only 79c' Thursday night la Family Nigbt J i t with ‘free des­ ‘ sert* for all. Saturday night ia Steak ----------------------rday n i g h t _______ Night f—a big, 44-lb. T-Bcnt steak cooked to your order for only |1.00. t . p o H H . m a R M U M M IN \ / \_ J _________________ , H I A B K B T /8 A COLON 109 MjitHnd tllMIURG SOON BUd Luncheon: 11 a.m. • 8:15 p.m. • SAN FO RD Dinner! 4tl0 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 7:00 . 0:U Sanford Plaza ^r4<)t(0(hJs\ CAFETERIAS I On I i’ll fill Sr.iirLmn Hwy. 17-92 and II S I South W< Pi oxide Hit1finest Litciinp, Service in Lcnti.il llotidj u, .1JAUa UXUaUHHUau ai aUaUaUaUAUAUaUaUau* u • i Onora Dr., Sanford I 9 �r T * * t (i~- Me— ' ' EN JO Y XHE HAPPY DIFFEREN CE W jf •■■Tori W rrall Feb. 17. 1965—PoRe 3- j< WEDNESDAY P. M. (I) S.10 <9> (*) »: 00 C l (SI i l l (*> (> ) 10:00 (SI The Premium Shortening (limit 1 pleeta with purchases of $5.00 or more) Snow drift. r . ™49* Ice M ilk ......... Soil 39* Fruit Drink • Pie Cherries 52.v.v$1. Apple Sauce : 49* Flour............. K 39* □ King Size 7 -Up □ Beef Hash . . 3 Nabisco Ideal Chocolate Strletmann Town House Hama Tatty 2 Ketchup MAXWELL HOUSE H«int Famoui Lab*l Cider Vinegar Mtitii Famoui Lab«l Cider Vinegar ,5 9 < GARDEN PEAS 'V.V 19‘ pmt AD bol * , u , r t 7li< bal. ro p Cut 2 ,3“ 29' lb. Mtini Sparkling Bright White Vinegar L IM IT 1 P L E A S E W IT H P U R C H A S E S O f 15.00 O R M O R E B 30* • rfriiri/ specials CHUNK TUNA • To**?, Smnotk-Sprradmf MargaHna Swift's Allsweet Bor dsn's Butt •fharn IO O EXTRA-JJIO O FR EE 3 J7/ G re e n S ta m p s Ads COMM* fetbsss i Swift's Prtmium Boneless CANNED HAMS ISJlMMMmilSMl Jfll G re e n S t a m p s •fi Ais cao*ee mi Tornow's Oven-Reody Meat Loaf 2V'i-lb. pkg. $1.49 •IF'M III . F*» M l*4t V reY D O I O O O re e n S t a m p s «eS lui (toreo m i putciM* b4 __ ■wm tat., r . . m im « Sour Cream 39« frozen foods • O Orange Juice 4 Honey Buns sl. . Sliced Ham Jafcnitan'i Appla Copeland Smoked <by the piece1 h Charry Fruit Pies ;;; 69* $ 2 .3 9 Roll Sausage 59* 3 Ik?.: 87* o ^ % ?E A1 1 0 0 Jy J G r e e n S t a m p s 71 )o ^ . e e .. « _ - d » - * — •* *■»•*** l< U Frt 20. IMS mWMMMW lO O ^ P n a Y ^ fO G down produce lane Jftl G re e n S ta m p s ai* At# Harataa O reafa-B aad Site ad Laack Maat 3 6-ox. pkg*. 87c I *ala«aa, PAP, 01 m Laai) aaatraa l i t . raa. M. IMS Apples............ ... 4 * OOQQgQOQQQPQPQaMji Fox Deluxe Pepperoni Pixie 20-ax. pkg. 99c •npir«a Eat F«*. H- IMS W ld ener H an dicap bog u r d a y — if vy Gun favorite to Row ta k a n r r ’a a h a r a b u t to paaa it up. the is stays win- axpactad f i u t loo i s i n s t e n c a r r n s u m p s mum coupon Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford 49' HOURS: 5' Ib. TUFA., " H.U.. RAT.: ":SO-7:00 TIIL'RS.. FRI., I : J 0 - l : M Casselberry Seminole Plaza, IIO U R S : • • *. MON. • BA T. o ra m i I O W 'mY W I M l G reen S ta m p s Jy f G r e e n S t a m p s ; Jn l G r e e n S t a m p s ' •a-OH Path Swlft’i Pratahee OOOKID Oft BAXID SLICED HAM i 0 ^ * p « TER. A M i ad* Ala aawpaa atd awtfcaee ab STRIP! TOOTH PAST! kina *ix* 61c . ***c*a fat , • 6 - o x . pkg. 69c aaatraa h i . r a a . j e . Ita* 1 • gflo OOPOMPPQ0OftCAfiJU)! M X M aaa *M etd » a a *a a a a b Ter now's Oven-Ready Maat Loaf’ IVi-lb. loaf 19c ea*.rae h i . Paa. M. laa* QHMMM) Th* Sanford Herald w I Virginia Pctroeki P. O. Boa 1XH Sanford Phyllis RuganaUfas I 1M U 4 Lake Maly Nora Norric tk ft-im 8. Beatinala Mildrad Raaay Mary Gettlnga m-W47 Sohpie Htints C U -4 I0 S Otfisiy - - - - - ^ . / is h o m e in C a l i f o r n i a . 1'he G e d e n r y F a r m ’* a l a r I hoi uu jr hb re d woutd ha a h e a ­ WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE OtaPew.-At ■ •.vu R basket •f 10 Tomatoes «4A Ala cawaaa aad awdtaaa ab Cl (II • .. Florida Vine-Ripenod Jn l G re e n S ta m p s l JO C l C) (Si 1 IS C> : oo C ) Cl 191 j it C ) (») (t) 2 SI C ) j no C l Cl Cl I 24 i t i J 10 C l (SI IJI 4 no i'll (ll Cl 4 7i C l 4 JO aa I Cl ft no (91 (21 Cl I 10 (91 CANNED HAMS MON HBnffl (t) Cl 1 II C l ........... ib. 59* Herd Green i l (I) (t) (I Cl (I) B R IG H T B U D G E T B U V S New Crap! Valencia O it ll 12 SJ 1 00 f a y Whan Lo va of U f a Donna Il»ad Midday Nawa T ru th a r Cease* qu ancaa K alh ar K n e w a Daat B a t r r h lor T o m a r r a v Ouldlng Light N ile Nawa It ap o rt Nawa. E d ito ri a l, W aathar Ctrl T alk Tann. E r n l a Tocua l<ai > Maka A Daat Nawallna / * a T ha W o r t s T a / a a NBC Nawa Mom ant of T r u l k I 'a a a a o r d Klama In lha Wind T h a Daeiora Day In C ou rt Art U n k latlar ABC Nawa ( t a n a r a l llnapllal To Tall Tha T r u lk A m .l h ar W or ld I'llH Nawa T h a Tnung M arrlad a Tha Kdaa of Ni ght Toil Don't Say Trallm aalar S tern Sto rm Tha Malcl] NBC Hap or t I ’ ncld W a lt M i l / of U r o u c h a San It uni It alia t'a rg o I t u c k l a h a r r y Ilnund N a t l . Sporta, Wan* thar Nawaropa l. aava ll To B a a a t r Red Grouper ..............ib 49* 49* Cabbage . LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC l4-o*. bat. 98c 11:11 II lo (1) C) (I) (« ) (1 ) a x p a c t a d lo I * on a o f t h a m o s t wi da op an in Ha h i s t o r y S s t - ssh Red Delicious i o THURSDAY P. M. 1100 Quick Froien Fillets of ORANGES. *.■39 •■••Eos f4l> Fal 10:AS 11:00 alidad ' (plus IOO extra tree S&H Green Stamps with Coupon' Tornow’s Whole Hog Fresh or Smoked Geetea’a Erasaa • 10:10 *39* Lunch Meats Broccoli .... 2 ^'"49* Scallops...?... 0:00 Herman’s Orange-Band Sticed 'Bologna, POP, Olive Loaf) . Potato Puffs 5 Vk,‘. *k|. 1:10 SWIFT’S PREMIUM BONELESS 5 -lb. Braunschweiger ■ ioda ly e Quick Fraten •ill Nawa A W a a l h a r Journallam B un rl ta S t m a a t a r Nawa A W t a l h t r T o d a y — ll u a n D t w i t Su na hlna Alm anao W a k a - u p Movlaa C ou ntd ow n Nawa F a r m Mkt. Ha por t MKUIa Kv an a T od ay la ica l News, W a s * th a r (S> C a p t a l a K an atro a ( 1 ) W a a t h a r - Nawa C ) Iiullwlnkla <11 T o d a y C ) Dlv nr ca C eu r i ( I I . A m t r l c a n ll l a l o r y (») i :t a r e n a C l iiullw lnkla (*> R o m p r r Hoom * C ) T ha Morni ng Movla ( 1 ) M aka (loom F o r Daddy (*> Naw a— Mika W a l l a a e ( * ) I Uova L u c y ( 1 ) W h a t 'a T hla Song C l NUC Nawa Itaport C ) Andy o t M ay b arr y C ) C o n c a n lr a llo n ( I ) Dae. n r id e C ) Ja u p x r d y C ) I’ rlca la n i g h t ( S ’ T h a McCoya H IA LEA H ( U P I ) — Tha 'JHlh r u n n i n g o f t h e 1 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 6PIY 69' ........ am (€) (1) (*) (S) C) (S) <i) C) (1) Cl 111 (I) Handicap Race Is ‘Wide Open’ Swift’s Premium Cooked or Bokcd I Pius 50 Stamps' Banquet Dinners p"1 , 39* (CUT UP OR WHOLE) PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT. FEB. 18. 19. 20 1965 BU V‘ l:«e ■if 2 9 * Sanguat Atoartad Foataa Jfll G r e e n S t a m p s SINGLETON'S P&D SHRIMP r ig h t b u d g e t 1:11 1:10 *1 . FRYER SALE1 Mortan'l F i a t t o ■ » l k ' i Sklnlatt K ^ l O s B Minuta Maid Flaiida C a n i m ti a le Sole Fillets bog MAYONNAISE • itdi lr< Chapped RICH'S COFFEE RICH 3 16-ox. ctn*. 87c P /x-lb . HR A T T * “ KITCHEN E R IfH " traakifena'a Dalitisut • 1 0 0 ^ - 1 0 0 O 29' Ched'r Cheese J;" 43* •opira* |*t., Sob 20. IMS l O 9Vt-«a. K r • ft‘i C rock or BorroV M s flow 5-lb. can $3.79 [IOO Flaky Rolls 29* its I ni I s , * Breasts i>i"'*' •.|b- 59* Th igh s............ Ib59* Legs................ Ib49* W ings............. |b29* OOCKIN O f THI f t * r ig h t b u d g e t b u v s l tee Till 11:10 qi. 33 GREEN BEANS 18* ' —* FRYERS 2 r. 29' Hoiiii Sparkliftf I f if M White Vinegar // F OF Ginn Haina Weil d' l Favafila Tomata " SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER GROWN SHIPPED GOVT.-INSPECTED D Gr D FRESH NOT FROZEN 29‘ can . ‘ Prune Juice . . 3 6 P C rtim Stria GOLDEN CORN 66* Mushr'm Soup 4 DELICIOUS ALL GRINDS M b. pkg. Lady Hetty Delicious i JO I ss liN ■ p k g .. C ) S 't« e:!I C l Hunth lna A lm an aa « :i T ill 10-ox. Pu V a THURSDAY A. M. •tee T:ie 35 □ Peanut Bars . . ,0pk9“ 4 9 c 37 e □ Crackers....... □ Crust M ix .. 2 25' Ol 11:10 ( 1 ) Ttie Betty Crocker Rosy to use Pi* ^ 11:11 ( I ) T:IS □ P e a n u ts......... 49e % (limit 1 per customer with purchases of $5.00 or more) Veg'ble Soup 4 ••• 50* 303 cant 39 * 1. Flavor House Toasted ^ Haina M i c i a u a can Swift'* Premium Popular Corned Lucky Leaf Delicioui F 2 4 -o z. □ Beef Stew . . . . Cherry-Ho Ready to uie F&P Peaches ( P l u » T e x en d D e p o e l t ) Swift'* Premium Ta*ty Dole Pineapple-Grapefruit Halved or Sliced Yellow Cling 43c " Borden'* Aitorted Flavors (limit 2 please) Plain or Self-Rising Gold Medal 10:10 ( ! ) 11:00 ( 1 ) C) (S ) NO COUPON NEEDED! (Plui 50 Extra & > ( Green Stomp* V T a tt r Show My I.Ivina Doll ShIn dia Havarly Hlllhllltae T h a B l a Show P i c k Van I 'y k a T h a C a r a W illia m s Show R u r k t 'a l a w T h a Danny K a r a Show ARC Kenpa N aw sc op a N aw tl ln a C han nal Six Nawa Sp or ta, W a a l h a r T h a a t r r of lha K a r a T h a Data Show Tonlaht I "I < ‘ ». Television S :0• (t> Tha * i ; ( W H ERE SHO PPIN G IS A PLEASURE 1.00 ( I , N a w i, W eath er, <11 Neweeepe. C o a t. ( * ) S t m t , Spart a. W a t . th a r *::• C l lluntley-Brlnkley (#) CBS Naw a— W a l t e r C rn nk lt a ( I ) H t v . n u n Will T r a v e l T:9# <*> L u c y Show ( ! ) Cnay onna (1) Tha D apulr T :l « C l T h a v l r x t n l a n <*) Mr. Kd E I a �i Horoscope Forecast Thursday, Feb. I I , I >65 GEN ERA L TENDENCIES: rl . L m :lr N it A fin* day and evening to utllli* your co-operative in•UncU and abilities to get along belter with other* and t * »hcw that yon bare a rery good ten»e of neat touch and fin* fini»h where decorating, aalea, th« arte, music. deiign are concerned. Making a speciat point to find out from other* Juat what they eipect of you and how to g»in oth­ er*’ good will. t A R IES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 1 » Know what it la aaaoclatei want from you in the larger acale of your endeavor* to­ gether and remove all obsta• tie* to aucre**. Show *ome delightful, kind ge*ture. Buy litlla gift*, candy, etc. TAURUB (Apr. 20 to May SO) You need not be afraid of that big talk before you If you f i n t talk thing* over with aaaoclale* and co-work­ er*. Improve your health for greater efficiency. Avoid go­ ing to aemi-eaperta. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Getting together with congenial* for recreation or creative aclivlliea can prove very satisfactory. Set up date* early. Put your flneat skill* to work and you make real - progress, if it be,only at golf. MOON CHILDREN (Juna 2 ! to July 21) Drive away gloominet* at home by being more cheerful and helpful yourself. Tut away Ihoae things that have been a 'de­ triment to your true Joy. Ue youraelf and forget about be­ ing morose. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You can get the co-operation of partner* *o that your par­ ticular Job become* more ef­ ficient, esey at the tame time now. Plan tome lime for your especial hobby. Be kind with other*. VIRGO (Aug. 22 lo Sept. 22) Instead of trying to do everything youteelf, get aome fine hired help and you win out by accomplishing, gain­ ing more. Get assets and lia­ bilities better organised. For­ get the petty. Linn A (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) You are highly charming now and should get out to the right places and see the right people. He sure your clothing la Just right. Tut your best foot forward end remember that courtesy al­ ways pays. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Being of assistance to those who do not have your | ability is a good thing to do. 'then be happy with loved one nod forget wotfk%' unpii • - t ^ s ont things. Enjoy favorite recreation In PM. SAG PITA RIl’S ( N ov . 2 2 to ]>ec. 21) Group affairs are your best and most happy het today, so plan such and make some of your dreams come true. Meet new people who me fascinating, l.et them slied light on bigger things of life, CAPRICORN (Doc. 22 to Jan. 20) Doing thosa duties that are relatively easy for you In business world gives you statur* now Get credit affairs much better. Increase prestige by leaps and hounds, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 lo Feb. 19) You can certainly grow mentally and spiritually by making the right contacts today. Contact those who are out-of-town. They give fini ideas you had not thought about before. PISCES (Fab. 20 to Mar. 20) You cun let those Intui­ tive ideas come forth easily now if you are quiet for awhile and they can then be used wisely. Little courtesies lo others will bring, fine re­ sults. Be kind. IF YOUR t Hll.ll IS BORN TODAY, there will be such charm about your progeny that others will asily want to apoil him nr her, hut while having favora heaped upon one are fine, the only thing! that are truly enjoyed are Ihoae that ere earned by the sweat of the brow. Give a fine education and teach to be mora independent — fine success ii then poaaihla In this fascinat­ ing chart. "The s u r e Impel, they do not compel.” What you make of your life is large* ly op to YOU! • . Carroll HlghUr’a individual Forecast for your ‘tlgn - for March I* now ready. For your copy send your birlhdate and 11.00 to Carrell Bigbter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Bos 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia, T h e R o fflu t E r a b e g a n A pril M , T53 B .C ., supposed d a te of t^ a founding U R o m e . rn T~ •l L IT r f" IT r »T r TT rr r srrr JH Fr ~ 1a ■ ■F ■ J __ □ a □ mJ rm r j Hi a _ u □i1 n ir IT WT\ *" P ** w *" Ml LE nr" rr ~ �r ^ i 1 j * ECONOMY^) Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! 2. Person*!* 24. Well Drilling Do you h * v e ■ d r in k in g pr ob­ lem. W r i t * V. O. B o x 1311. ■xaford. -------------------------------- jr ---------------- SEMINOLE LODGE NURB1SD AND CONVALESCENCE R ESID EN CE P. O. B o x H i t , Bsnfo rd. Tlx. 100 SOUTH B A T A V E ' Ph. 1 1 1-1 748. 4. Beauty C«re ACE BEAUTT Salon, open dnlljr A t v * , by app'ta. M a y fair H o l d . 111-OttO. H A R R IE T T 'S B eauty N o o k , • of t w a t t r , a r t n l n g ap n 't *. 101 So. Oak. I t t - I I I I . CUT'S! C U I IL B e a u t y Shop 111 P a l m e t t o Ax*. 121-0114 E v e n i n g Ap pointm en t* PU M PS SPR IN K LER s y s t e m s All T yp e* and S l i t a W * R e p a i r and B arv lc * STI NE Maehlna and Supply Co. tOT W . Ind St. Ill-ltll 29. Photo & Equipment E N C L O S E a Sn apeh ot tu CTCry U ttar. W I E B O L D T S C A M E R A SHOP II# 8. P a r k Avenu*. Sanford 30. Home Appliance* MILLER RADIO & . APPLIANCE WESTINGHOUSE W ASHER 111 6. Child Care II L B . C A P A C I T Y $229.95 SA LK S A S E R V I C E SO P A R K lll-llll SANFORD ELECTRIC FRlSt£ ESTIMATE U p h olale rl n g 4 M att re aa r e n ­ o v a tin g . New a Uaad F u r n l tu r a . C all Nix B add lng Mfg. Co. a t I I I C a U r y A t *. I l l - f lu d , WANTED PUPS P l a n o T u n in g and R epair W. L. H a r m o n - • 112-1111 A & 11 CONTRACTORS HOME IM PR O V E M EN T S . ROOFINO. PA INTING A INFUL.ATI.NQ 'In anc ln a A r ra n g e d i l l ’ ll? tot F t X I T SHOP N E W LOCATION l o Kr an ch Ill-tlll 60. Buslnei* Opport. SHELL OIL CO. KENMORE EU ctrlo Ffovt I ROUT?: SA LE SMAN mo, old; Draw D r a p t a fully J i w i l T aa C o . haa op enin g In lt n * 4 , Holla way Had with Sanfo rd Area for man 11-40, head b o ard 322-74^2 m a r r l t d . High School E d u c a ­ tion naai ap p aaraf tr * 4 good LARGE SAFE work reco rd, G u a ra n ic a 1100 1 dnora — on Hullcr# wa akly 121*2044, Sa n fo rd for TAKJC R E I T O F FIC E I n t a r v l a w __________________ 2 3 2 -4 1 1! — 222.14 71 C t r p a t a claan aaala r with tha HI u# L u a tr * F h c t r l c S h am pooar only |l par day. C * r . roll F u r n l t u r * Co. r C N T B C H M AINT ENA NC E B er vlc* A suppliea II g P e r k Dr H l-tttj Builders Suppliea ■ R E -C A S T C o n c r e te Btepa O R E O O R T L U M B E R CO M*pl« A t * I lf-Olgd 61. Articlen For Rent ngni* It— W » hav* ltt“ AMERICAN RE NT-ALL m i S an fo rd '* Mo*l Com plet e t e d W il l ia m s h d w 20 1 K n t h __________ I I I - R K S H i a w a th a . IM -ltll REN T A BED R ulla w ay. H o ip l ta l. Baby B .d a by Day, W eek or 21. Home Improvement* Mootb. CA It ROLL'S F U R N I T U R E C A R P E N T E R . Hum* R ep ai r* A 111 W le t . M l-llll Addition*. r i r * t cl**< W o r k ­ a m an s h ip . Ph ll l - T O I l . 53. Wanted To Ruy P A IN T I N '). R epairi n g *nclr>*. uree. In te r io r wall cleaning by Von F c h r e d e r wall D elerg a n t. i i i - m y _______________ "22. Plumbing PLUM BIND C o n t r a c t i n g R ap alr* F R E E E S T IM A T E S R. L IIA R V E T an for d A t e ________I 1 I - I 1 H I'ainting . B A lt T T IL C H F.R Beet Buy B ro k er I Xl-T IM Day er Night TOI Bo. P a r k LAKE A HIGHWAY DE LT ON A Ar-a . *.«»»• on S p rin g fed lake ISIS' on E x te r p r lM Road I I Aeraa c h a i r * land. I mil** from Sanfo rd l l l .e a o . fa rm * Dh. aST-TIIS. Naw Smyrna Reach. Alau aavaral U k i F r o n t lo t* I I I par foot. vw tlt-OITt. ACREAGE WANTED A f»w A c r e * wooded, * *c lu dtd. a r r a a * hi*. R * ** o n a b la . W r i t * B i g 111. S an ro rd ll a r a ld or bnn* I M - I I I ? avaolnga. 55. Furnltur* For Bale Uaad f u r n l t u r * app li an c e*, tool*, t i c . B ou g h t • Sold. L a r r y ' * Mari. I l l S a n fo rd A * * . Ph. Ill-M il OLD NEWSPAPERS •FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 50c ' SANFORD HERALD GHI A • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station Wagona C om plat a S alaeti o n »'• Hire 44's 1200 • $300 Down $40 • $60 Month M e cha n ical G u aran taa 1 ,0 0 # — l| Day* M il as O s •— AU U *a4 V W 'i. Salas — F acto ry P arts — Authorized Scrvlca Dealer Elllnor Motor Co. So. Hwy. I T -IS lu ia r i, Fix. 322-1835 1 108. Booms For (lent C L E A N ROOM for Man. M ag nolia Are. 11 1- 07:0. F U R N . I ftdrm. ll ou M . Adultn, No r . u , l l t - 4 0 1 1 . Deli ART. Bpacloua. Modarn. I bedroom. 3 ha th *. F l o ri d a Room plua l a r g e tn cl aoad po rch. C e n t r a l haat h Air eend lll oned. L o w t a x * * , high a aau m ab l* m o r t k a g e A t t r a c ­ ti v e ly lo ca ted ov erlo o k in g I .a he, Ph. ownar D ella ry 115, Autos For Sals lost FORD 8KTH N ER, re­ tr a c t a b l e h i r d l o p , radio, h e a t ­ er, p o w er (l e e r i n g , need* tr ane m leetn n t i l l Ph. l l l l l l l or s ee a t 111 Garrlann Pr. 'Pop took awajr my cap run and bought me this on* withi a SILENCER!** J J J - 1 1 0 1 1440 H i a w a t h a at IT -I I 4 401 W I L L BOARD elderly pereon In mjy home. i : i - i i l * __ L A K E M A n T t J Bedroom, K i t ­ chen *qu lpp»1 Itt-ld t? R E P R i X ) M 8 . I hatha, air c on d it ion er, F l a . ro-’ m wlih fireplace, ie aee w ith option to buy. I I I - J I I X . J E E P St ati o n W a g n n , l?». Cell 111-1107 a f t e r 0:10 p. m. 1)11 C O n V A II t MONK A c o n ­ v e r tib le Spyd er, bucke t eeale, equipped it.IIS. I HKDIiOffM. I Hath (Red. k i t ­ chen r-ifalppad. s n a c k ll»r. F i e Room. I t l n month 14PS AVynnenpod Dr Ph I l t - S l l b B A N T O n n MOTOR CO. C R E A M P U F F HOME ■00 F r e n c h Ave. Ill-Ill? S •era lol with w o n d e r ­ 1 RFPTIDDM tJ hf ur nl ehe d homa ful „ l * « n ' X *htu bh #r>. .41tn C ' o n t r y . $J1I mo., ne ar N a v y EXCHANGE, ae nrnrd RED RitOXl Horn* o ’l l e l i |ti moai new. f r a m e , , J li td rom tu •hopping. I t l - M I T . deelrte* to eetl t y •eatert bid* R a v e n n a P a r k . Many • l i r a large k i tc h e n ; a v e r y th ln g JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1 Deed Vehicle* F o r Inf.irmnfeatu res Lara* area* of Im m aculat* Ju*t 7 mil** F U R N IS H K D 1 b*d room hou«e, R E A L ESTATE BROKER Hun v*ll NAS K at. I l l or O la aa ovarlnoklnt Lake, fru m Hanford y * t pl enly of A p pr xlaxl Bpaclx ll tt JIM Palm etto. Phnn a J J I ; s i b a i w a a n i : m a tn, Ik 4 Color*-1 a p p li an c e* and KI* n e a r b y neig hb or a Uloea to R ^ a T * r V ^ lR | T m «:?4. p m. w o r k in g day*. t u r a * . Nominal Down P ay . St. J o h n * R iver Clahlng At m i n t — A**iim* M nrtg ag* tractlvaly priced a t |7,0oo 102. Mobile Hornm • Ssle 91, Farms, Groves BOR M c K E K U S E D CARB C all e w n e r S=I - 2 1 7*. w ith e i c a l l t n t la rm a. NO MONET DOWN ‘ 01 F r e n c h Ave. 111-0711 CHICKEN FARM. I S aor* a. FO R SA L K Ry Ow nar In h * * u C x g * [-eying. I t l . i m . NKW and U S E D tl fu l M a y f a ir near 1-ak* Mon­ 191# Fo rd , 11,11# mile#. New A w n ln g i A Cnbanan r o , I b*d rnom, I baih. F a m T im e. Dra ke *. W ir in g , li no QtTALI ’ T MOR1LE IIOVIKB In v a p tm in t A R •# 11j 95. Houses For Sale Up Roo m , Air ennd.. Carpal* i l l N- T a rk A vt . Caeh lll-SMS lll-llll 111-9173 Hwy. l T - t l B A Dra pe *. Tarroa for .down * B K Iilb'IIM - I I'x th • Herpy mt. Cum* A aa* 111 V i r ­ I#ov#iy 4 btdr oo m , f bath hnm# ta«4. I B edroom . Id X SI. C ou n­ 118.'Trucks For Sale vie# M m |4 50 Down * M o n gi nia . I M -II 0 T . on Of>rn#r lot C#ntFal h#*t tr y Bid* T r a i l e r P * r k , led In - 179 24 mo. plua T a i o i 4 an d air cnnitRlonlng — 2 oar 14. Rt. I. D i i FO RD '» Ton. Cull 111Insurance LM S EN TK II * FO R SA L K by Ow nar 1011 Xlelg a r a g # . 321-MOO 7117 betw ee n 4 A 7 p. In P I U 8 K 8 , I NO. Main offi ce : 4 lull Title Ava. 1 Ildim 1 Vy J i l l S K Y L I N E 4 0 « 10. C entra l ml. Mo. of S t nfurd on 17-92. bat h, wall to wall carpel, I I1KDROOM. S R ath H ub # Air, 1 Redroo m . I l l - I l o l i l t C H E V R O L E T ?» Tun p i c k ­ 1 lllk W»>1 on 8*mlnol# I.ge. Hiving Room, D*n. F i r e , hardw ood floor#* fu r n lt u r * up I7S-07S1. ______________ A w . !*h. 131-391 1 oolltet. place, FI o"T F u r n a e * . I Air Included, wall U nd* ca p#d l i l t T R A I L E R , l t d . 1 l?*d roo m f t . ISO. I 1 I-1 I I T . Cond. U n it e I ^ r g a Lo t, Well yar d . D«t# Ar *a A R##t Ruy 120. Aulomoltve Service for la w n , I R earin g Cllru* In Hanford 332-7174. DON’ S T rees M O B I L E HO ME S A L E S 1 HKD Itoo M t Hath Air Cond , W heal E * l * t e Deal er " f a m l n o l e I’laa* t N e a rl Ig# yar d, iiaymciita Ml "Tour ■ E V F A A L O u ts ta n d in g 2 4 t 11 Modele lo rhooee frum • v ar yth in g Included VA Ijojiii F U L L Y AI R COND ITRiN Kl) Ftidroom Ilom#a #yalt #hU In OP EN 7 DATH A W E E K |1HO huy# our equity. 24 31 a l l Art## ol Sun ford. L#t ut 111-110* Senkarik Glass and Paint eH Wlll.iw. 3 2 2 - 1922 Fh ow you Aroundl llw y ^ lT -I^ ^ T ^ o n jiroo d ^ F l^ 84. Real Estate • Sale 95. Houses For Sale nn SO U TH W A RD $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES AUTO GLASS INSTALLED $100 D O W N - Seminole Realty G o vern m en t $74 MO. Homes $100.00 DOWN l i o i 8 P » r k Avo 222 5232 #nyttm# ln<*iud#> U i m #nd in iuro np* t had ro om *. Flori d# Room, c e n t r a l h»* t, hull!* In Mrv * •id# w alk ■, • awar i. W a l k to S'lUlh P# ml not# E l and. it R AVENN* A P A R K , Gold MtdftlHigh School# Pf'lr# i n Vng Mon tintn#, t btdrcHim. 1 V t r a m r a i l MI T t i l l Winb i l h , bu ilt -in kMfh#u, e « l»r Park. QlW iy M#ica|f f r i U r I# living routii, n-n 11•al 1or tr # l html, duet#d for #lr c o n ­ ditio ning, onrnvr lot, double 1100 DOWN — VA FH A c a r p o r t , f*nr#d in bmek y#rd G ev #rnm *nl Horn#*. 2 2. 4 4 Fh. 222.2131 R#dronnt*. Monthly p a y m t n t a fro m |lo, 8*l*otlof) of 2, I, and 4 n#dron»Tii rut’ a.t •d In varlou a bo kIlona of f a titwrd 1imn *1.1tat# 1>#II v •r y MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BU Y REE YOUR V A - F HA Property K a t It or* 1n p u r e r - T r a d a * 321 4*11 1191 S Fr # n c h At # 2. I. 4 4 BEDROOMS 1. m 4 I IIA TH H ^ IT C H E S E Q U IF rtD LOW MON TH LY l, A l'M F N T g F o r Complote I n form ati on 8# t or C »ll Tou r FHA - VA W* SALES BROKER t H av * T he Mom# For i l ent M I-1 1 1 1 PARK You DRIVE MI-T1M h i Baufaed, N ational REA LTY 106. Apartments for Bent Au to GlatH Tor»a a. B«at Cov#ra AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Ifll W. Ind Bl 111. i o n A L L WOR K G U A R A N T E E D Him?; c o u r t a p t . I lICDIlOnM F u r n . n * » r b»ee l u l l B tn f o r d Ave FURN Apt 12 2-4*72 123. 1but Is & Mol urn G a t e w a y To Tha W a t e r w a y Robson Sporting Goods 11 dd Metlonvtll* 111 TAur CVI MRUDK D»al#r 10 4 4 1 K I at Ph 322-39*1 I RoOXI Kurn Apt for couple, w a te r tn clud -d I I I . SIX- 7ZPS DAY A S I T E ' !l# rald wnnt #4# w o rk for aa ll t t U a# H e a day t I BDRM Turn A p t. VI01 M i l n#U« only |I5 I l l - l t l l — K A W illia m * H C R E 9 T L I N K R Ola##, 40 HP Motor, Tilt T ra t la r. i yr old |4»5 Call 122-7141 af t# r I l« in II FT l.A Ilk »* N Aluminum ho#t. 1$ hp Kvtnrud# *l*c. Til t T r a l U r 1 0 - 1 7 1 1 14 FT HIGH HA T with ft#mot« Con tro l. 40 hpl John#-m M.itior, T ra i le r A a i v t i s u f l M , \r t > r ensiiii« l»7# 121 5 200 aff #r I WKLArvA APARTMENTS 1 Fira t SI. AN Ml.AMI.E K#t. « l-llo ttm #|i| Pvt b#th SIX-1102 CLEAN* Kurn Apt#. m#M", 3 2 9-1174 111 1 101 P#|. AVALON AP AKTME NTR W 2nd Rt . I l l 1 4 IT liiKJM K!jniNf»**<l Apt , 111 K. IIh. 2I 2-: 7IC MS Offl -a- 99 2-S118 Night#: i J|-ti7ftft 313-044* 1524 F . r k Dr It # Used Cars Chavralat Convertible, Automatic Trane- III! b xL 12 5 Chryelrr. Itadlo and llealer. I’uwrr Steering. I’uwrr Hraktw, Aulo. Tranamlaalun. I4Q C ##11 JUST A SAMPLE OF THE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS BEING OFFERED THIS WEEK. mo. DODGE DART g Door. *1894 0 0 DODG?. CORONET 2 Door, Heater. *2099 mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. ixx mo. mo. mo. Momo. mo. mo. mo, me. ux mo. mo. mo. mo. AVE. OPEN EV EN IN G S Florida *22-4*01 K apoa aaaalona Iuc. U SED M M and Out *525 Cadillac Coup* DeVille, Fully 1'uwerevl With Radio and Heater. A Real Beautiful Cur For Only *850 Economy **0”, Standard M Ford mlaalon, 41,000 Artual Mile*. TranaBetter Sea Thla Ona. Only 2 Dour Sedan, Blua # While, Automa- IC Q C M Furd Uc Tranamlaalun, Radio # HaaUr. Real N l e a . # « u NO BO DY — N O — NOBODY C A N SELL YOU A CLEANER CAR CHEAPER TH AN 17-92 AUTO SA LES (CITIES SERVICE STATION) Mechanic On Duty At All Times BRAKE JOB $19.95 g j FIAT ’’1100", Air Conditioned g 2 FAIHLANB “500" Sport* Coupe, Clean, 1195 1127 g g CHEVROLET CORVAtR MONZA Door, Auto. Trana, Haatar. 13 9 5 13 6 0 g Q RONT1 ONTIAC AC -V E N TU R A ", I2-' M Hardtop, Auto, Trana., I’uwer Steering. '1296 GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS • HEN HOWLAND (General M*r.) • BOB THOMAS (Sales Mgr.) • FRANK BRUNSON • CHARLIE CRAIG • ‘’CURLY’* HUNT • C. D. BROWN Seminole County Motors 1801 W. l i t St. — Sanford Phont 822-0614 End Of French Are ^—2600 Block Orlando Driro Or M I 7-2330 8 pane e r a ) LOT Week’s Special 62 Ford 4 door Ranch Wagon. V-B. automatic tranamla»lnn, p o w e r ateerlng, p o w e r brake*, radio, heaier and factory sir condition. Excellent for largo family and at a very raaionabta prlra. . ONLY $245 DOWN PAYMENT -4 MOS. ON BAL. 62 Oldsmobile “98" Holiday Coup*. Equip­ ped with attfoMalie traaamlanlon, p o w e r steering, power brakes, power" win­ dows, power seSla, radio and heater #nd factory air condlliun. Medium l i g h t hlue finish with blua fabric and vinyl Interior. Tha ahsolute luxury in 196Z at only $ 2175 61 Cntlillnc Series "ej" 2 door H.T. One owner automobile A clean throughout. Solid while with a rose In­ terior. A low mileage car that has been wall kepi. Not loaded with a iol of extra*. Co firat class at a low Inlllkl coat. $ 2295 61 Chevrolet Nomad, 4 Do or Station W a g o n . V -8, A utom atic T ran sm ission , Rower S t e e r ­ ing, Itadto , H eaier an d Facto ry A ir, W e'ra Not A ak in g I I 7 9 S , R ut Y o u C a n Buy It A t T h a R ig h t Price Of On ly ’1195 60 Oldsmobile -8 8 " 4 door sadan. V -l, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio and heal­ er and sir conditioned. One owner car well kept. A hront^ finish ami extra clean interior. $ 1295 $1295 ^ Phoanlx 1 door hardtop. V-B, automatic tranamia•iun, power ateerlng, ra ­ dio ami heater. Cood solid transportation . at a reasonable prlr*. ’695 CARS CHllY8I.KR NKW YORK EH 4-I)r. Nadan, Full I’uwer and Air Conditioned. PHONE 322-9767 ( J u i t B e lo w J i m A T HOLLER’S 60 Dodge 0 0 Pontiar Safari 2 Dimr Stallon Wagon. Automatic Tranamlaalun, I'uwer Steering, t O Q E Power Urakea, Radio # Heater. Real Sharp. 2 Dour Hardtop. Automatic TraneM llulrk miaaion. Radio and Hatter. Clean Inalda SECRETARY SPECIALS 62 Ford Fonllac 2 Dr. Ilardtnp, Aulo Trana^ Itadlu I C Q C A Healar. A R-al Sharp Cay For UOU 140 BANFORD ml**loQ, Go od T r a m p o r t a t l o n . SEE THE Fairlanr "500" 4 dr. ardan. Equipped with V-H engine, automatic transmission, ra­ dio, heater. Yellow exterior finish with color kayad In­ terior. A aporty looking car. g h 1111111 ‘10 Pootlxe 1071 bal. 140 ’SB ('havrolal IJ7 I boL 111 ’SB Font |(B0 bit. |30 ’SS Marcory (004 bal. 110 ’60 Dodge |»S1 bxL JS| ’BO Rani git M l* bal. I l l ‘IS Volks. 1**7 bal. M l 00 Kamblar MSB bal. |S2 ’l l Cherrolet HOI bal. 110 ’64 Chavrolal M0I baL 111 ’17 DaHoto MM bal. |M ’S7 Mercury 1410 but. M4 ’S7 Plymouth *487 bal. M4 ’57 Dodga M *I bal. Ml ’SB Old* |40S bal. M l ’17 Buitk M il bal. M l ’l l Quick MM bit. 141 ’»* Pontiac MOO btL *11 ‘01 Filcou $7M boL M l ■60 RambUr IM I bat. I l l ’*0 Dodga *001 bal. *17 ’•0 Cort air 4**7 but M l ‘51 Olds MOO b«L *14 ’02 RambUr MIT bol. M l *6* Cadillac MOO boL 124 ’04 Ransult *211 bal. *24 -’31 Llucoln *140 bal. (I I ’51 Cadillac *124 hel. *7 ’M CbavruUt *00 U L (2 1 U U JIM HUNT lvOE 1 BflRM. T ra i le r Leak# Aahby; A lto T r a i l e r flpacas. Adult# only. 121*7141 Ph. Magn oli a NEEDS A CAR OF HER O W N ... P O S S E S S IO N d A n l 210 NIGHTS BANK B u lr k and Sales Broker A W I L L I A MB R aa lto r Raym on d Lund qutst, Ai m . 122 - 211 * A t U n t l r Rank Pldg. NATIO NAL 'S I Management fiOBKHT Stenstrom Realty MM IM -lllt l / K 'l l An i t o n f ro m mod er n 4 hdrm , > hnme on ar r# nf ttr#uiU fill wooded land Just rrd u er d In prlr# from 137,0^0 to 127.raquirl ng only fl.fl'iw down ALSO T hr v* Mr rn , I huth httm# c»n lar## lot to .th l i f e * I'rR’td ii hd#r 11 3 tilli* with T. rnort a term# l^ih# FHA - VA HOMES Company 103. Mobile Homes - Bent % Stemper Agency $100 DOWN Owned IH SI. B M M .l . F u rn . Apt., 1101 Maple. l:i-d jlt. Payton Realty frontage itt-im . ■p L l US yu ur Furnltur*. Qu irk F ott Ico w i th th a Caah. SUPER TRADIN G POST. Itt-IIII c o r a t e d , 401 E . l l i h RT O W N E R 4 B d r m . I bath. C a n t r a l H eat A Air Cand . FU R N . 1 Bedrwem H s u * * . *11' U n leeaped Ig* Shade Tre re. I ' l l a f t e r 4 p. m. ftnead b a r k ya rd, pump A w a t e r eyetem, Double C a r p«.rt* A l* e , l— * t lo. U J - T K I BEAUTIFUL I Sedr>-em. t bath, lAk» P rlvllagax No Qu ell fyln a, 140* Down A A*. aume px y m an la . MI-TOM MERLE W. WARNER REALTOR ‘ USED f u r n i t u r e , Mlao. I t * m t , P l a a y W oo d A u atl oa. WANTED SA V E YOU R DOOR C R ru * F r u i t — Ham lin . P a r a o n A TOUR H E A T B ro w n, P l n t a p p l * A Saadllnga. -I la p la c * th * J a l o u a l t In your LEE M ANSFIELD. B ou d td —» d o o r with an *ll-w **ih *r F r u i t B u y e r Ph. l l t - t K I . K r e e l l t . Unit. F o r m ore In­ f o r m a ti o n c a ll yo ur local L u m b e r Co. of th * P * t * r * o n W E BUT Uaad P u r n l t n r * . on* pier* or hn ue tful. Puray L u m b e r Co In Orlando. O a r Redding A F u r n . C o , 111 W •*" d*n l l l l t __________________ t * t St. I l l - M i l . * It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. T i l K TIMK T E S T E D F I R M lJO N. P a r k AT*. JJi-O JJ JOHN E. FOX, C h i H K -O U T Mans’ 4 Ills Rojra fta alt o r 8h«»a* 12 00 pr, Surplua City, 2M N. P a r k Ava. IIS -0 119 101 W 1 at. "You Hardware w ork St. Johns Realty 111-0179 17, Janitorial Services ORKENMRAIR U E A U T I I U L 1 Hadroom. 2 bat h, U N F U R N . U p eta lr s A T T , I I I leak# p r l v l U g f * . MOO Down Choice Iota a r a l l a b l * In O n i n m on th , i d ! Magn olia Ava. I n ­ b r a tr of L o c h A r b o r ov erlook 4 eVttum# p ay m f n tie 2I2 -T09 I. qu ir e d o w n aialr a a t t a r I p Ing g o lf c o u r t * . C i l l t i m m. or c all l l i - 4110. bu ilding to y o u r a p t c l f l c a S BEDROOM, 2 Hat h Homo. tlona. O r a a n b r a l r developed I BDRM. F u r n . Apt., w a t e r * c o r n * r lot. .112-1111* lig h t* furn. H I . t l t - 1 7 4 1 . by KINOS1VOOD iU N LA M D E S T A T E S ONLY l i t . I Rdrm, F u r n . Ap t, B U I L D E R S . INC. l?d> Magnolia. 1 1 7 - l d t l . ■ II1-I0T I Mil F a i r m o n t Dr. A DU LT S only. F u r n . I bdrm. apt. L ig h t*. W aier furn., A T T R A C T I V E t B e a r o e m MaeOnly l » 101 K. Mh l l l - l l l l . on ry , h a n d i c a p * * . E x c e ll e n t cond, n ear arhoola. ban, •hopping. Do wn pa y m en t F U R N . Apt. Cine* tn. J lm m d I el u de* le v ee and Ineuranc* . Cowan . I t l - I O t l . 1110. 101 Sh an n on Dr., rmtI bedroom *, r e f r i g e r a t o r and c r e * t . 111 -0 71 0. • lova, f*m-*d yard, aoma U N F U R S . I Bedroo m. Duplex lr * aa. Prlead 1 1 1 .too. V a c a n t . ki tc hen equipped, 1 : 7 -1 1 1 4 . NIC E Mom*. I L o la Real C all MI 7 - 41I I. w i n l a r P a r k . Ste al. Ow nar lit. D a w *y Metcalf, R a a lto r. I, I A 1 ROOM A p ia , ne w ly d e ­ B K A U T i r U L R e t r e a t on L a k e 97. Houses For Rent tlarn ay. I ncd rcim , l*i MART. <v*an, nicely balha, led ft. f rn n ta g a. l a r c * LA K K furnteh ed J bedroom , adult*, Oak». C ltr u a T re e * , land, ns pat*. I I I I I I 0 . •oaplng. Ha* a v a r y th ln g A *----------------- — ---------------------Prle ad tn telL L A K E C o t t a g e , furn. J l l l l a l . R edd ing A F u r n i t u r e AT FA C T O R ! P R IC E !! I l l M agn oli a Ill-M il T ou r an find a n y th i n g you head a d v a rt lM d In th * Herald 4'late! fled. 1106, Apartments for Rent $82.00 MO. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 71. Male Help Wanted 195. Houses For Sale $100 D O W N - W ILSO N - M A 1 E R T U R N Uuy — Sell — T r a d a 111-11 E . tat. III.M U Ball-Blair Agency r epa ir By Nadine Seltzer M a h o g a n y Perio d C hina C lo iat. lll-llll. O FFERIN G A SPECIA L S E R ­ 77. Situation Wanted V I C E ? Mora th an 10.000 re a d SPECIAL SA LE: are ee* riia Sanfnfd ll arald c la eelfled a d i dally R a t e * *• Ni*w going on at F!»\VAitDfl 4 Tall them n m »*w it In T ha FAHKV Appliance Center Sanfo rd U p raid? luw aa I t c per line t>*r day ! h r a a U r a l l y rtducadi pr lr *# uri Dial t l l - l t l l or t l l - l l l l and uaad W i a h t n . ll»Tr!gtr*,4®r» B O O K K E E P I N G A Typ in g dona pl ace yo ur ad! a t my horn# yo ur office 4 8 lo vaa d u t to ov er t t r n k 131-1071 Don’t ntlaa ihta C han ca for a SICK ROOM NEEDS T ra m a n d o u * Raving# Itol h##l Chair#. W alk #r». C an t# DATS W O R K 222-1514 or 112 C alary 321-1510 o r IlSO h Crutch## foi r a n t of #*1* >040 Prescription ai L o w • a t 1*14 ATT 4 LA MHK HT Paint# Prlc as Dlacount tu ptopl# 1 0 *; off. F A C T O R Y PA IN T 84. Real Estate • Sole o v e r IS . 4 ell S ervice F e r e o n O U TLET. HIT 8 Fr#noh. 13* 1. C h ec k our price*. W E S T E R N Saddlaa 111 4 110 'AUSTS DRUG STORE Hrldla* |l 4 110. Oanava l i t E >»t St- ( D o w n to w n ) 141-4711, Phnn a I ll -O T It Itaal E a ' a t * — fmauranr# FREE DEI.I V E R T I M -M M I a 11 HUil, c all a filar 1 p, m IrS A I’a r k A«* PA INTIN G a in -tin . SW EETIE PIE F e b .'17, 1965—Page B-A 95. Houses For Sale F o r t h a b t g g a i t aaleellon of ne a r ly naw and uaad fu rn ltu ra , ••• Noll'* Furniture Brokerage In C aaaalb arr y on 1T-II. Open I d a y * I to I. T H E C it y of Sanfo rd c i v i l B t r v t r i B o ar d If a c c t p i l n a •ri 'Uc i U o n * for th « potlt fon of pallea p a t r o lm a n . n*<iulr»35. Vacuum Oennera m a n t a : 10 to i 0 y r a of * « » ; PO O D L E U L I1 T IN O halirht an d w a l g h t to c o n f o r m Po OD L.E S K i i R B A L E w \t h 4 ■la hi (»h«d a t n n<1« rd ■ S A N FO R D VACUUM FVC. ph. «:-m n "with m inim u m 1*1** hiri and -All M a k e * 1' 4 |ha. wjfl; minim um of I I I ! S. P a r k —Avo. 2 2 : -* 3 1 1 PO M ER AN IAN S . Mai*. Atm AD i h ach^ol M Ur I t Inn or • aa n d a r. L a k a Mary. • qu Iv aU nt. Poallt on offvra 43. Plnntfl, Feeds, Seeds good w o r k in g cend ltlnna and D O B E R M A N P I N S C H E R pupa, ptnah'ft plan. E iam lnatlon AKC. Vio la K a a t n * r . 122-Alas. 11A 111A S E E D for quAllflrd ap p U r a n ta will P e n eac n la ami A r g e n t in a . Hai ry ba held a t 2 10 p m . F t h 27. NOTH1NO IB LO ST u n ti l a Indigo, Fi eld P e a t . Aak for 1M& In tha c i t y hall Submit l l a ra ld W a n t Ad [alia to find c u r r a n t pric e* C ry e ta l W a x ap p ll oatt ona to Civil Narvloa III A W h i te Bptn leh Onion r » * m i n e r p r io r to Fah , 3T. P l a n t* , f 2 so M. lo o— l l m. s GERMAN SH EPHERD pupa 1915. M lota t : 00 M FO B Seville A K C Rag., go od l i n t c h a m ­ A. M. P r e v a i l , T l l - I l l i , He- C O L O R E D : F a m i l i a r * l l h C o n ­ pion, black A t a i n . ISO up. villa, Fl ori da. c r e t e A Block W o r k Apply m -iT io . UPS E l lio tt t IO to M 0 p m . A K C C h ih u ah u a pupptaa. 111- 50. Misc. For Sale »ltt _______ 72. Female Help Wanted i i E K D E X T R A C A SH ? A H er •Id W a n t A d »*tSi tho## #r10. Poultry - Livestock HOUSEKEEPER. live In. I tlcl *# no lonit^r n#td#d. U w arhoo l a g r children, weekIn rout liIk ti in ra iull#. Dla enda off. Call MI-71 11 to o LA TINO H E N 8. U#g«e, 122-4412 nr 4t&-S»ll. C hick en Manu ra, I l l - t o l l . e x per ien c ed HEWING XIAS A N F O R D BUW1NU CKNTKIl WANTED Low pHcad r ldln a CHINE O p tr aU w a needed >22-9411 ho ra*a. Saddlaa A E q u ip m en t 104 So P a r k Av« St eady y e a r round em p lo y ­ m en t In our mod arn alr *eonIll-Jilt G K lt *frl #*r at or 110 I J I - I J I f dltlnned facto ry . A L I X O F SA NFO R D Special Notices im o v rri vat clkaneub * 3411 Ur Ian do Dr * (Unfnrd W I I I T K HKWING M l <*IIIN 118 A u thorised h a l t* 4 S trv lc # I ' a w n i n i or B u y i n g ' — See ual I’ A lt T T IM E B a l t t lady Arm y(IAH KETT 8 A - 1 PA W N SHOP N a v y Surplua X00 K F i ra t. 1121244 1101 Or lan do Dr. 1 1 1 -t llO R E L I A B L E wo man w a n t * ) for C Y P R E S S F E N C E PO ST S: 4 ’ < Adding Maohlnaa - T y p a w r l t t r a M "tel W # rk No f hon # call#. 4 " * 7 ft. long, 50c aa Fh S a l t a - R e n t a l* • R ep ai r* Apply In pir»i*n at f-lumbtr* 122-1114. POtA*ELL'B O F F I C E S U P P L Y la li*t Cou rt. 7*11 O r i• n J o I »r , R .4n f*»rd F I (!G II » A II (K \ M i h e f ||rt. H«r15. Special Services vH ir*a f U f r t g v r a t u r 110. 3222422 7L Sales Help Wanted M I X E D nr AKC . w a pluk up H lghait caah or e o n il g n m a n t. Pu ppy City Ill-fO tO . frralh tut. N A N N I E S K I D D I E C A K E . I n ­ a . E. Appliance*— New A U**d Do yo u wn nt a bualnaaa of l l l - l l l l yo ur o w n ? Shall Oil Co. haa f a n ta to t yra. Open i t houra, I I I M agn oli a th a m o at m odarn I - bay by tha hour, day or week. r a n e h - t l y l * eet-vlca atatlo n In 1110 * o a k AT*., I l l - O i l l . N E W M A JO R Ho useho ld Aph a i r l of Sa n fo rd now r ead y plia n t.* ; a t 10% * b n v * our to r laa aln g In ve il man t r e ­ coat. W a guarantee lo west C HILD CARE, m - m i quired. Shall alfarg paid pric e* C o n ta c t J u li a n W i g . t r a i n i n g p r a g r t m and flnan glna l l l - l l l l or ca ll J . A R. 8. Pcta & Supplies r i a l a i e l a t a n r * to r aip ona lb lo T r a d i n g Poet, I n c . 1101 8. p*raon*. Thl* la a tr a m e n d O r a n g e Uloaaom T ra il. Or ­ nua o p p o r tu n it y for r ig h t AQU AR IUMS A lando. p a r * on. For app t. and T ROPICAL, KISH d a t a lla pleat* ra il T om l l l g h a e t Qu al it y fro m lh« Ba*t N E W A P P L I A N C E S a t W a r t Ad am* a t D ay to n a lloarh 3M H a t c h e r i e s . Lo w e s t discount ho ua* P t Ic**— Frlgldalra. I T l l and 1 I T - 1 I I 7 a f t a r « p r i o r i . 10 a. m. • I p. m — Hot Po in t, R CA. Zanlth, ate. m. and w e a k a n d a ________ D A I I .T — F IN N Y F R I E N D * Call C h ar ll a O o rm ly oo lltet I Mil l* South of l a n f o r d on a t A a a o c l a u d R adio A TV, Haty . I T - t t . l i l t N. o r a n g e A t *., O r l a n ­ 64. Savings & Loan do l l l - l l l l . D O a> R E C E I V E D eor A t o p , MORTGAGES — L O N 0 T E R M tlon, boardad. Animal R * *c u« 31. Musical Instruments DELAND F E D E R A L L e e g u * . 1104 IV. M ia n •>#(*, Savin t f 4 Ln an A l t n c l i l l t s D a U n d . Ph. T l l - l t U . 114 Nr, r / > f i d a A « - . D#L4nd P l a n o S t r T l r l n g A T un lpg Olna Cum bel — l ) ? : i « l DEBARY BRANCH DOODLE T o p p le s A K r r * » G l ­ ared, W h i t * Toy a t Oroo m ln g. 121-I4 «9 . Ooafiirh 55. Furniture For Sale MINDED o 57 Chevrolet Rarita “ZIO” 4 Door Sedan. V-l, Automatic Transmis­ sion, Radio A Heater. Good S o l i d Transportation At Only ’795 62 Volkswagen Deluxe 2 dr. aedan. 4 speed transmission, ra­ dio. haatar. Clean whlto finish with beige In­ terior. In perfect form, ’1295 OPEN FRIDAY NITE T IL 9 P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. & Palmetto Pb. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 » �MNM E fr •BitiTorB ftn ll im m ii ■< ■ » m m m m am m m ■»•— Page 8-A—Feb. 17, 1065 State Charges Low W elfare Checks i TTut-OH- V Il!rt - Promote Immorality TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Btit* Welfare Bo«rd **y* the ceiling of *81 monthly payment* to dependent famlliei It promoting immorality ■ltd Illegitimacy. And the board wanU the Legislature to do aomething about 1L The board argue* that 78 per cent of the families receiv. ing aid payment* don’t have money for clothe*, lunchei and other thing* needed to keep their children In ichool—even with the payment*. If the parent! are separated and the children are living with their mother—which 1* usually the case—she will of­ ten take a man into the home to help buy grocerie* and pay Siamese Twins Under Knife l SsX HOUSTON <UPI)— Doctor* Tuesday were attempting to separate Kimberly and Karen Webber, 9-week-old Slame*< twlna Joined at the front from collarbone to navel. A team of 14 were perform­ ing the delicate operation on the twin girl*. The twin* were born Dec. 8 by Caesarian section to Mra. John Webber Jr ., of Bay City, Tea. Testa ahowed that the bab­ ies have two hearts and do not share any vital organs. They do share some liver tissue and some tissue around the heart. The girl* weighed 13 pounds, 13 ounches when they were a day old, lost a little weight aoon after birth, but have steadily gained weight since then. the rent, according to welfare worker*. Thla contribute* to illegiti­ macy, and also runs the mo­ ther afoul of the "suitable homea" law, adopted in 1959 In hopes of cutting the welfare rolls by discouraging immora­ lity. At preaent, Florida law limits psyments to the needy at 132 a month for a parent and one child, $55 for a par­ ent and two children, $TB for a parent and three children, and $81 for a parents with four "o r more" children. "Starving children and deny­ ing them the basic need* per­ petuates generations of indivi­ duals who sre 111-equipped to become self • supporting adults," according to one board official. The board says it will take an additional *25,398.954 to pay the full needs of each fam Uy If its plan la carried out. ’ But the federal government would pay two-thirds of the <25J million, leaving the Flor­ ida treasury responsible for $8,788,000 for the coming bien­ nium. Welfare leaders say they will plug hardest in the upcoming Legislature for a big boost in allocation In order "to at leaat adequately take care of this pressing — and growing prob­ lem." Citrus Season Nearing End LAKELAND (U PI) — The harvest of early and mid season oranges will be over by the end of next week for all practical purposes, Roy Hunter, director of mar­ keting information for Flor­ ida Citrus Mutual, said this weekend only five million lxixrs of early and mid sea­ son fruit remains to tie har­ vested, including slightly less than one million boxes of tem­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — ples. State School Supt. Thomas D. Halley called today for an ex­ panded Information program to sell Florida citlrcns on the need for additional water storage land WASHINGTON (UPt) Conservation Director Ran­ Agriculture Depart­ dolph Hodges asked the State T h e ment estimates that AmrrBudget Commission, of which Irani spent *11 b>Ilinn dur­ Bailey is a member, to okay ing 1964 for alroholit bev­ funds necessary to buy lands erages. to store water In flood con­ In a report Issued this trol districts and water manaweekend the department ment projects, aaid the figure represented about' 12*1 Per rent of con­ sumer spending fur all food and hrrrragra. Water Storage Needs Outlined If You Hie I *H»| Hu I 2* Country r r « r !® .E v / * ° WASHINGTON (U PI) The Atomic Energy Commiss­ ion has announced that Pres­ ident Johnson has approved a new cut In the production of uranium fuels and explosives for nuclear power plants and weapons. The curtailment wtU start in the middle of next year and continue until 1909. Collections lip Sales tax collections in Seminole County continued to rise last month with a total take reported at 1119.679 55 compar­ ed with tlie previous January's total of *190,723 31 and last Decernt>er'i total of *94,668.15. Winter Park Man Charged * A reckless driving count was lodged against a Winter Park min Friday after hi* car left the highway, climbed a bank, went through a hedge, over a yard and crashed into a magnolia tree. Highway Patrol Trooper J e r ­ ry Hawthorne Identified the driver as Albert D. Flint Jr., of 1800 Summcrland Drive, Winter Park He said Flint lost control ol his ear on a double curve prior to the crash. The mis hap occurred on Route 431 south of Forest City. NOTICE There will be a Public Hearing held by the Zoning and Planning Commlmtlon of the City of Sanford on Thursday, February 18, 1965, 8:00 P.M. In the City Commission Room of the City llail. ONORA ROAD & HWY. 17-92 SANFORD, FLA. LIMITED PRICKS GOOD There is an ECKERD DRUG STORE Conveniently NEAR YOU! OLD SPICE LYDIA GRAY PKG. OF 4 CLEAR PLASTIC AERO . SHAVE BOMB SHAVE T f ) LOTION / H e PAPER NAPKINS LIMIT 1* LIMIT 2 * 4h«* limit I j M l Z if f I %l Clifford W. McKibbln, Jr. Chtinnu Zoning and Planning Commission 36-X 72" With • Track* and Trim-Stop* Draft*. Wind Rain C * ^ ■ ■ DELUXE C O C O A 1 LB. NUT SHELF BRAND STORM WINDOWS 1.2S SIZE SPANISH a DOOR MATS J Peanuts y l / l C 8 c CRISPY A CRUNCHY 1 J4-*24“ wtre Reinforced e d g e ' ^ M IS S E S NYLONS 9 'x l2 'R U G £ APPROX. PLASTIC FIRST Q U ALITY 100% Viscose RAYON PILE REMOVABLE C TOP WITH SELF . CLOSING DOOR 1 PERFECT FOR KITCHEN, BATH, nur»«ry, PATIO S HOLDS UP TO 30 OT. LASTEST FA SH IO N . * SH A D E S — ; f Priced for a SELLOUT Exquisite GLAM OUR rWith GIANT 44 QUART Heavyweight PR. Carpet Backing WHILE THEY LAST! Exquisite SEAMLESS and Cushion FOAM RUBBER No Podding Needed' It EG. 21.95 COSMETIC DEPT. | e ALL SIDES REINFORCED FOR LONG WEAR i YOUR CHOICE OF SPARKLING COLOR COMBINATIONS 1 7 ” x25” WASTEBASKET IDEAL FOR KITCHEN UTILITY ROOM, LAUNDRY OR GARAGE UNBREAKABLE POLYETHYLENE HANDLE ON ALL fOUR SIDES LARGE SIZE Molded Foam or Shredded Foam HEAD & SHOULDERS MASKING TAPE LOTION is 9 9 c PILLOWS O G IL V IE *1 SO VALUE SHAMPOO 34 f ,rsr;"l Your Choice BY DOROTHY GRAY NON- Hair Spray A L L E R R E N IC MOLDED Standard Siie Molded Foam Pillow of f«tremely SoH ©en­ tity to G ive You luxuriant Comfort. Choke of percale Type Zippered Covering b» Poitel Blue or Pink. ‘ Beg. 1.18 HALO lH R lD D ID Tfcii Medt< Feom Fill••df Pillow It Completely Waahoble ond Dryable Contain! Pur* Whit* Virgin Urethane Foam, Hat Snowy Whit* Heavy Cotton Soteon Covering. POLYETHYLENE Specials Luxurious BED 18*; O*. Cm 79i L A N O L IN P L U S St 03 SIZE 1 HAND LOTION W it h D IS P E N S E R • TOTALLY NEW W AT • NO MORE RUBBING • REMOVES MORE SPOTS 4 4 '! Lilti the *pot clean out of the cloth... 1 ond never | Iogvoi a ring j Got rid of ‘ Embarraiting 1 ipolt on clothing ® upholitary, carpet*. OLYMPIC 9 PIECE REG. 9.95 CLIPPER W E ST IN G H O U SE n3w » FLASH BULBS PKG. OF 12 Your Choice of AG-1 M2,-PH5 CHIC-HEAVY DUTY MASSAGER YOU N tfD N O _ t x p tm t N C f to on OVER 50% MORE FILTERS, ONE SIZE FITS ALL LEAVES A CLEAN PERCOLATOR Set Include* x « n iiP m i» i: it » i j n r i i Tif:i i ta r COUPONm S W IF T S -G O L D CREST ■ A C O U P O N **?™ ? YOU’LL G IT VIVID. REFRISHING MASSAGE THI FIRST TIME YOU USE IT. A l l YOU DO IS SUPPLY T H E P R ISSU R E ..:.. SOOTHES AWAY DEEPSEATED ACHES 4 PAINS REG. 9.95 (Until 1 thru Sot. Fob. 20/65) ALKA-SELTZER »«3tp esn o i throat e jg c (limn 1 thro Sat. F«b. 20/65) O O Q C # (Limit 1 thru. Sat. Feb. 20/65) SSSICOUPONESSQ SUCRETS ECOUPON! GLADE BOTTLE OF 25 TABLETS (CURDS LOW PRICE PKG . of 29 Star Brand • (LIC. CUPPERS • R U I I I R G U A RD tW O TAPERING C O M ! • BLENDING COMB. • BUTCH COMB. • FORGED STEEL SHEARS • BARBER COMB. IfflC T T V I MASSAGE The block between Oak Ave. and Myrtle Ave. from 25th St. to Park Drive from C-l to C-2 All property owners within this general area arc hereby notified and to govern them* selves accordingly. j-WNetfa.. bu tter This Is to consider the rezoning of< . and to further consider resonlnf to C-2 all the area presently zoned C-l between Palmetto Ave. and Laurel Ave. from 25th St. to 26th St. T I PED r o T A T O t s . . . . Hike! L B J -Approves Nuclear Cut f l« ,K O 'J PhU or# — IfW A u ir j I COUPON CREST 37e TOOTHPASTE LARGE SIZE RE0, 33c (Limit 1 thru Sat. F«b. 20/65) ■ ■ ■ n w w n irt A ir FRESHNER KEEPS AIR CLEANS FRESH REG. 59c 39' (Limit 1 thru Sat. F«b. 20/65) CO U PO N ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS MILES’ Bottle of 100 With FREE 30 Day Supply (Limit 1 thru Sat. m I mm A W i l M F«b. 20/65) �•.* 1 i * , .I ^ ^ t - * Computer Writes Of Seminole Economy For Sanford Herald f WASHINGTON (Spl) — Electronic computer* at the U. S. Department of Commerce’i Bureau of the Census are extracting retail trade data about each county in the United State* from tabula­ tion* of the 1063 census of business, inserting the figures in news stories, typing out the stories at eye-blinking ■peed, and addressing a story to each one of 16,000 news outlets in the Nation's 3,000 counties. Three elements arc used to produce these "m a c h i n e - mide” newt stories: 1. Statistic* for 1053 and 1963 on number of establish­ ments, their kind of business and location, their sates vol­ ume, employment, etc. This information is stored in ma­ chine "memory" and is part of the process of preparing the 11*63 census of business reports. 2. The names and addresses of the newspapers and broad- , casting stations, coded coun- * ty-by-county. 3. A set of instructions which cause the computer to •elect statistics concerning each county, print the statis­ tics at the proper points in a news story, and address the story to each nevyspaper or broadcasting statkin In a county. The newt stories, accord­ ingly. emerge as by-products of the process of preparing statistical reports from the Census of Business. Although the scries will total more than 6,000 stories before it It completed it will require no additional personnel. The stories about retail trade will 'Agribusiness' $16.2 Million e lo« * Herald,readers in Longwood with news items to report are asked to direct their calls to the Herald offices in the event they arp unable to contact Mrs. Donna Estes, .area rc-porter; Dormn'j little five-* year-old daughter, Karen, has been hospitalized since Feb. 6 and i t ' i s expected that she will be confined for at least another five days. Call 4255938 or 424 8824 and ask for the county desk. Thanks! be followed by a series of stories about service trsdee in each county. The Census Bureau pion­ eered in the use of electronic equipment to tabulate data and to prepare statistical tables, beginning in 1951, but this is the first time surh devices have been used to prepare news stories. From this point in this article, the information eaina from the computer at tho Bureau of Census: "This local news item was prepared by a Censua Bureau previous business esnsus con­ ducted by ths Census Bureau, ■n agency of the U. S. De­ partment of Commerce, was In 1958. "Retail trada in tha county meant job* (exclusive of pro­ prietors) for 1,551 men and women and a yearly payroll of $4.2 million. "In volume of business the county's food atorea had sales of $16.3 million an in­ crease of 57 per cent from 1958. In other retail business — the county'* eating and drinking places had sales of electronic computer and typ­ ed at 10 lines per second especially for City Editor, Sanford Herald, 204 West First Street, Sanford, Florida. *'U. S. Census Buresu re­ ports county's '63 retail trade. “Seminole County’s 464 re­ tail establishments had $47.6 million in sales in 1963, an increase of 52 per cent from 1958, the U. S. Bureau of the Census has just reported after tabulating data gather­ ed from all firms in the 1063 census of business. Tho last $3.1 million, and gasoline service stations had sales of $5.2 million. Auto,dealers and relalM retail trade establish­ ments had sales o ( $8.3 mil­ lion; general merchandise group stores had tales of $2.5 million; and lumber, building materials, hardware and farm rquipnient dealers had sales of $ 2 .3 'million. " F o r the state a* a whole, the Census Bureau reported 53,293 retail establishments with sales of $7,609.7 million, up 30 per cent from 1958. "Census reports to be is- Ranger-8 Executes Turns Seminole County A concerted effort to improve and expand the Central Florida Experiment Station will bo the first undertaking of the newly-formed Agricultural Com­ mittee of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Committee members held their initial meeting Wednesday afternoon at its contribution to agribusi­ Jim Spencer’s Restaurant ness. and Gen. J . C. Hutchison, Pointing up the enormity chairman, listed the sta­ of egnbMvncsS in the county, tion’s ..future jis having Cecil A. Tucker, agriculture VOL. 57 * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Ofe ^aufurit ijmtlit top priority. agent, ’reporttf,vthe' on-theThe overall goal of the farm value of crops for the group will be to see that agri­ past season stands at $16.2 business remains around in million or a $3 million increase the community and to let the over previous years. public know more about it. “ It might be added,” Tuck­ The committee will meet er said, “ that in consideration • • • soon-with Dr. John W. Wilson, of the effect of an industry entomologist in charge of the nn an area's eronomy a new There’s another S a n f o r d Herald. A Clock Winder learn­ station, to compare note* mi dollar turns over some four the future of the installation. or five limes into the econ­ ed, of it the other day when Dy. Wilson is preparing his omy. he received a longdistance “Considering the farm as an phone call. The other Sanford budget request for presenta­ tion to the State Legislature industry (produ>,..g products Herald is located in Sanford, North Carolina. The paper's, in April and the Chamber’s enjoyed by all! the $16.2 mil­ editor called to get some in-1 committee will offer full sup­ lion would mean some $64 8 million to $61 million to our formation on Sanford, Florida.. port to it. * John Krider, of the Semin-' In a letter to the committee, economy " Committee members elected ole Chamber of Commerce, |Dr. Wilson outlined bis needs sent over a hatful of bro­ for additional space and work- I Joe Baker as vice chairman chures. Frank Voltolmc, our ers so the station can expand I and Tucker secretary. sued during th* next few months will giva state and county figures on wholetala and service, trades, manufac­ turing and mineral industries. "Figures on number of ^es­ tablishments and sales vol­ ume for major types of retail establishments in ench countyare provided in the printed report: 1963 Census of Busi­ ness, Retail Trade, Florida, available at $.55 from Super­ intendent of D o c u m e n t s , Washington, D. C. 20402, and at U. S. Department of Com­ merce field offices." P hono 2322-2611 22-2611 Rhone Zin Code 32771 Zip J WEATHER: Showers, little cooler thru Friday; low tonifilit 65-65. ________. . ---------- 1. . . / . Z— :—— -a.-, ------ --------- -- ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 11108 THURS.. FEBRUARY 18. 1965 United Press Leased Wire 3CT 4 Red Offensive Falls Apart In Face Of Force U. S. Must Halt Red Expansion -M cNam ara, SAIGON ( I T I ) — A guer­ rilla offensive southwest of Saigon fell apart today in the face of a strong show of force by Vietnamese troops. The successful government operation was reported amid charges by Communist North Viet Nam that l\ S and South general manager, dug out a Vietnamese warships attack SEMINOLE COUNTY'S electronic bookkeeping equipment used in tbo copy of our Progress Edition ed a North Vietnamese coastal distribution of automobile license tugs was studied Wednesday by Earl K. Bill Vincent J r worked up Installation ear!) Hus morn Wood, Oriinye County tax collector, and his staff as guests of Troy Ray, some glossy photographs of inu f Seminole County Tax collector. From the left: Mrs. Gwen A n d e r s o n , special places in the city The 11.in->i regime railed the \\ood, Ray, Mrs. Lottie Ortayus. Miss Hertbu Olson and Mrs. Lilith lloeMayor Jimmy Crapps sent alleged ralfl a new, extremealong a letter of greeting. (juist, with Ellis Defiroff, business machine firm representative, at right. ly serious act of provocation Mhj- I i 20, Ray reminded, is the de; Iline for Uie purchase 1905 nuto by the United *’•*•■ and •' Out of it w.11 co-ne a spe­ license tiiRS. (Herald l’hoto) stooges.” cial spread in the North Car­ By Donna Kslra ter was scheduled fur 7:30 \ Hanoi broadcast heard in olina paper; one that should Dr. J nines Hickman appear­ p, m. March 4. Tokyo said two of the ship' lure more tourists to this area (Ed note; There are San­ ed at regular meeting of Al­ Dr, Hickman fin tber re wei e damaged when 1tie v ford, Maine, and Sanford, tamonte Springs Town Coun- rgurstcii that Brunch, Fern, were intercepted by North Vietnamese patrol boats " Arirona, also') cil Wednesday night to seek Hickory and Third Street* Although the North Vtel lie opened, graded and atnb„ .......... __ , pel mission for conditional use Slinging nettles arc creat ilized; Dial Second Street tie namese protest was tietlicose Ing a major problem to lo ca l'00 hl» P><-**<-ntly C-2 zoned paved from Sandford Avenue il made no threats of rclalia and area agriculturists. , c. 1property in tha northeast s e c to Hermits Trail and that tion Hanoi said the International cording to Cecil Tucker, coun “ ,,n of th" ,OMn *° construct rubble'and fill dirt be remov­ LONDON fU l’I) — Beatles ty agriculture agent. He says « manufacturing facility, ed from New buryport. Action Control Commission tea. in John Lennon and I'aul Mcthe nettles am so small that, I)r- Hickman explained that on these irqueil* u m defer­ formed of Hie incident in a t srtm-y became millionaires they can hardly be seen but ,he t'H>l>»*ed 10,090-square- red until timber investiga­ note which called it "a gross today 69 second; after stock by touching one of them die foot building would be tion by council. encroachment" and an " i m ­ — , The United State* wat $3 WASHINGTON (L T D person gets the message quick. tor manufacturing fiber Written estimates submit* pudent violation" of the Gen ['resident Johnson today * 'k billion in the ted in its interna m their music fit in officially went on sale. 1 he plants look harmless, he S 1" ” * n J employment ted by six firms on reap­ ev a agreements of 1354 would be provided for at Iruat praisal of all tlie real prop­ The Viet Cong offensive c l btumev'men for help in bonal areounti lad year adds. but they are begining ...... I'< ‘........ John-on sweetened the pill to spread over many farming 1U men when production be­ erly in town were read and which crumbled today began chopping tile nation's balance MIAMI (U l’Ii _ Cuba and a representative from Hun- Wednesday in the Mekong Hiv if payment; deficit in return somewhat Wednesday when lie areas. Efforts are being made gan. After extensive discussion, nicutt and Associates of St. or Delta 35 miles southwest for the $Tuo million tax break , to find a killer of the plant announced that the 1reasury ||(Uiij# h*vs renewed * tiude u u s s i a nav which thrives on cold weather g public hearing on the mat- Petersburg appeared giving of Saigon when a guerrila bat- ^e gave them Wednesday, had revised the procedure tin- agreenumt under which Cuba Johnson was expected lo a complete list of bis firm’s talion attacked a government as well as warmer air. i i • . * drr whinr corporation* can gets (Civiel oil and farm ma­ • * • • make the plea when he meet; * clients, full explanation of all [ outpost near My Tho Military reports today said with 37o hading industrialists wr,,c off j»orn out machinery chinery Itv, return for augar it* service* and pledging to I Gen. J . C. Hutchison and his submit a firm proposal on the the guerrdli* apparently clrr and banker; «■ explain why hr °n Uielr income lax and nickel. agriculture committee of the This change will save busi­ reappraisal work by the first e«) not to stand and fight when wants th.'in to reduce their Seminole County Chamber oi the government struck hack foreign investment; and loan* ness JJisi million in taxes in of the week. Commerce arc intent on let­ Council unanimously ap with a large-scale helicopter until the dollar outflow can he 1965, the i hief Executive said ting residents know that ag JACKSONVILLE (UP!) _ Nevertheless, there may well By Jane Casselberry pioved the recommendation airlift of Vietnamese rein Mopped, riculture is big business in the Winn lMxia Stare* anmiunet-d A p u b l i c hearing will he of Police Ch ief C. It. Allen forcements. The sdiumi-tration is d e te r be some grumbling todays at community. They field an ini­ today talcs incri-tscd 4 92 per held on ths $127,000 tentative and hired Steve Pulliam, for­ mined lo ru t. more than $1 Hie While House. tial meeting Wednesday after­ c*-nt in tht 32-week period hudjp-t for the Town of Css- mer Orlando patrolman, at a ■billion from ihe payment* drBiisiacninrn are beginning noon at Jim Spencer's Itestauending Feb. 6 over the cor•ellierry for 1065 at RT30 p.m, . full time member of the pol­ ' fint this year and expects lo ask if. In bearing down on rant ami mapped out an cner Thursday, Feb. 25,I n the Town ice department at a monthly DELAND (U l’l j — Stetson "vnlunttiry io operation" on oversea* investments, the ad- irapniiding period a je s t ago. getic program to help agricul­ Hall. *alury of $351). University observes homecom the part of corporation* and ministration Isn't killing the ture find its rightful spot in the Largest tingle item in the After Mayor W l-awrcmc ing this weekend with Hie banks to make up the lum's--goose that lays the golden community limelight They xe ST. P ETE R SB U R G 111 PI) proposed budget is the road Swafford adviser) that the theme "Hat* off lo Progres; " j share of the j y durtion. 1eggs. gnt other project*, too. — A fire, which burned for board allotment of $30,00(1 [budget be amended to allow with an additional $25,000 art for the added police depart­ hour* in oit-annked iimbara, BiU MaeLauchlin Is in a di closed down the Seaboard Air aside for new road paving, ment expenditure, courted re­ tber. He called at this desk Lines railroad bridge crust­ spell' The police department cornea quested the finance commit­ for help. “ How do you tee to submit a recommenda­ ing Boca Ciqga Bay Wednes­ Porter in t«r a $28,000 share; the •sawyer’ 7 " So, R. E. | mayor1! office, $11,500, and tion on the matter as soon day. told him. He replied that is m* possible. the fire department, $9,100. the way the Navy spell* it. Appointed by Swnfford to Other itcina Included are: too, but ’tsin't right. So. wc street lighti, $7,000; drainage the beautification committee BOCA RATON (U l’l) — got out Webster's, which lists and aprpoved by council were The Johnsun adminisd ration it as “sawer, one who saws engineering, $1,500; insurance, was advised by the National $3,500; aiiperintendent of pub­ Mra. Howard McBride, Mr*. Jogs," and as "lawyer, one lic works, $6,000; public build­ Walter Cope, Mr*, Robert Association of Manufacturer; who *»ws logs." Now, Bill is Henna and Mrs. A, VojatinwWednesday to keep out nf In a pickle . . . he still doesn't ing* and equipment, $2,300; ski of Florida Nursery. The state and local government recreation, $2,400; sorisl se­ know how- to apell It- We tried committee will ire asked to problem*. to enlighten him by saying curity, $500, and municipal giva a progress report on one who practices law is not court, $21)0. beautification of SR 436 by a "lawer" but a "lawyer. ths next meeting. B EIR U T, Lebanon (U P !) — Let us know, Lions Pause edi­ An Amariran diplomat expell­ tor, when you "P*>* your ed from Syria aa'an alleged money and takes your choice. . • • spy arrived her* by car Wed­ nesday night. He laft Beirut Entertaining this weekend7 today In a plan* bound for Area police have been asked Go continental and serve your TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Roma. guests W food varieties with­ Gov. Haydon Burns handed by Volusia County authorities out the drudgery of KP duty. the Council of University P res­ to assist In finding • berserk The Ethel Boot Circle of Con­ idents full authority to decide man who, tried to assault * gregational Christian Church, the (sic .of the university tri­ young girl In Osteen WednesMOSCOW (U P I) — Pre­ day afternoon. mier Alexei N. Kosygin will 24th at Park. 1* having the mester system. According tr police, the man 13th annual Smorgasbord Sat­ During the regular Cabinet make a television report lo IT LOOKS EASY as Mr*. J . \V. Messer, urt student, puts finUhlnfg urday from 4-6 p m. Carry out meeting. Burns called upon was driving in Osteen when tha Ruaaian people on hia trip touches on a painting she did in some of the classes sponsored by the San. aervlcs i* available a t well the council to study the tri­ be spied the girl. He slopped to th* - Communist countries ford-Seminole Art Association. Looking over her shoulder is Mrs. Mildred a i dining in authentic Swedish mester system which be baa his car, removed hi* clothing of Aals by th* and of tha Babcock, instructor. Some of the work of the students will be exhibited and itirted to chase her. The atmosphere. For further data, so long opposed. weak, reliable sources said to­ in the annual Art Show slated at the Civic Center, Sunday from noon to He promised to abide by any Intended victim out-diitaneed call Mr*. Ethel Corbett, 322day. It will b« hi* first “fire­ 6 p.m. There will be free refiesbmenta for all visitors, too. decision the president! make. her would be asssilinl. side chat” glnca taking office. tsm. Fiberglass Boat Co. Looks To Altamonte J' Businessmen Ask: Is Administration f lC IV A . . . BRIEFS Beatles Wealthy Killing The Goose? Pact Renewed Budget Hearing At Casselberry NO. 129 Sales Boosted Homecoming Bridge Ablaze Advice Offered Spacecraft Heads To Sea Of Tranquility PASADENA, Calif (U P I ) — Ilnnger 8, the U^ S. space­ craft hcadrd for'' a piefuretnking rendezvous with tho ifiooti, today executed-an ap­ parently successful mid-courso maneuver to put It on a coFliainn course with the lunsr body. A "g o ” signal for tha vital maneuver was Dashed from Ihe Goldstone (Calif.) track­ ing station to activate com­ mand* . previously stored In the »|>acccrBfUs computer. WASHINGTON (U P !) — At that time, Ranger 8, Defense Secretary Robert S. Wednesday from McNamara said tmlny tbr launched United States must continue Uapo Kennedy, was 99,281 its struggle to bait Bed ex­ miles from earth, traveling pansion in Asia and has little toward the moon at a veloc­ rhuire but to make its stand ity of 4,100 miles an hour, i The scientists said that it in South Viet Nam. In n statement before the would take a rather lengthy House armed services com* 1study of telemetry data to initlee, he described the s it­ i confirm tho apparent auccesa uation in Viet Nnm ss "grave I of lb* maneuver, but by no means llopr-lesa." j The radioed “go" signal Mi Numnnt's strong stand activated a small roeket mo­ •■n Viet Nnm highlighted * tor in the spacecraft's ite m wide ranging review of world to supply power for ths midaffairs which also spelled out eoiuse maneuver. American conditions for s Ranger 8 executed two NATO nuclear force and eon- t y p e s of turns, a roll and a reded that Bed Chinn "In p i tc h . Without the maneuver time" could produce ballistic it would have missed tha missiles with hydrogen war­ moon by 1,136 miles. Tha heads. locket motor burned s i plsnBut for the near future, ru'd for 59 second;. MeNamurn said, he doubted During the m a n e u v e r. that the Bed Chinese would Ranger 8 lost its fix on the start ovcil a g g r e s s i o n sun and It* communications ngsinat their neighbois be­ equipment ran on battery cause they had shown "gieat power. .Sensors on the front caution when confronted with end had to reacquire the aun n deteimmqjl display of nilhso tlutt its solar panel could tniy power." soak up energy and convert AleNsmsra also said that it lo electrical power for nearly 89 million Americana sending televised photographs would be killed in an all-out back lo earth Saturday. nuclear attack on L'. S. cities Specific target of th* tele­ even if $25 billion were spent ■luring the next five ycaia on vision probe was the moon'* Keu of Tranquility—an arid shelters and anti-missile weaaiea ronsiderod a likely spot In the ubaence of such a for a lauding by U. S. astro­ abetter and anti-missile pro­ nauts. Ranger 8 was blasted front gram—so fur nut even pioposed—be said the death toll earth at Cape Kennedy Wedwould be clti»e to I5U nullum \nrsdny atop an Atlas-Agena icket, . persons. if it 'hits the moon, It win be the fifth man-msde object to reach that dealination. Tha JACKSONVILLE ( UPl I -— United States has hit tha An a;»i;tant public drfrnder moon with Ranger 4 in 1963 tackled a prisoner who tried and with Ranger 6 and Rangto ImiII from Criminal Court or 7 later. Russia performed when he was sentenced to 2ti the feat with Lunik 2 in years in prison for rubbery. 11959. Nabs Prisoner W hy You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Hood Hazard Warranty Envoy Expelled Council Receives School Question Police Hunt Berserk Man Report Readied t • Periodic Inspection • Tire Rotation • Flat Tira Repair * Front End Cheek BUDGET TERM S— NO CARRYING CHARGES 405 W. Klrat St. 322-0651 SANFORD, FLORIDA * *; *' /• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 17, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 17, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 17, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/249cc569aed6c61cc541dbf2eeeba1c9.pdf e535e211455597bb3e46fa8249bc6033 PDF Text Text im m ii MNM E f r •BitiTorB f t n ll ■< ■» mmmmammm■»•— Page 8-A— Feb. 17, 1065 State Charges Low W elfare Checks Promote Immorality TTu t-O H - I IfW A u ir j V I l ! rt - i TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — The Btit* Welfare Bo«rd **y* the ceiling of *81 monthly payment* to dependent famlliei It promoting immorality ■ltd Illegitimacy. And the board wanU the Legislature to do aomething about 1L The board argue* that 78 per cent of the families receiv. ing aid payment* don’t have money for clothe*, lunchei and other thing* needed to keep their children In ichool—even with the payment*. If the parent! are separated and the children are living with their mother—which 1* usually the case—she will of­ ten take a man into the home to help buy grocerie* and pay Siamese Twins Under Knife l SsX HOUSTON <U PI)— Doctor* Tuesday were attempting to separate Kimberly and Karen Webber, 9-week-old Slame*< twlna Joined at the front from collarbone to navel. A team of 14 were perform­ ing the delicate operation on the twin girl*. The twin* were born Dec. 8 by Caesarian section to Mra. John Webber Jr., of Bay City, Tea. Testa ahowed that the bab­ ies have two hearts and do not share any vital organs. They do share some liver tissue and some tissue around the heart. The girl* weighed 13 pounds, 13 ounches when they were a day old, lost a little weight aoon after birth, but have steadily gained weight since then. the rent, according to welfare worker*. Thla contribute* to illegiti­ macy, and also runs the mo­ ther afoul of the "suitable homea" law, adopted in 1959 In hopes of cutting the welfare rolls by discouraging immora­ lity. At preaent, Florida law limits psyments to the needy at 132 a month for a parent and one child, $55 for a par­ ent and two children, $TB for a parent and three children, and $81 for a parents with four "or more" children. "Starving children and deny­ ing them the basic need* per­ petuates generations of indivi­ duals who sre 111-equipped to becom e self • supporting adults," according to one board official. The board says it will take an additional *25,398.954 to pay the full needs of each fam Uy If its plan la carried out. ’ But the federal government would pay two-thirds of the <25J million, leaving the Flor­ ida treasury responsible for $8,788,000 for the coming bien­ nium. Welfare leaders say they will plug hardest in the upcoming Legislature for a big boost in allocation In order "to at leaat adequately take care of this pressing — and growing prob­ lem." Citrus Season Nearing End LAKELAND (U P I) — The harvest of early and mid season oranges will be over by the end of next week for all practical purposes, Roy Hunter, director of mar­ keting information for Flor­ ida Citrus Mutual, said this weekend only five million lxixrs of early and mid sea­ son fruit remains to tie har­ vested, including slightly less than one million boxes of tem­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — ples. State School Supt. Thomas D. Halley called today for an ex­ panded Information program to sell Florida citlrcns on the need for additional water storage land WASHINGTON (U P t) Conservation Director Ran­ Agriculture Depart­ dolph Hodges asked the State T h e ment estimates that AmrrBudget Commission, of which Irani spent *11 b>Ilinn dur­ Bailey is a member, to okay ing 1964 for alroholit bev­ funds necessary to buy lands erages. to store water In flood con­ In a report Issued this trol districts and water manaweekend the department ment projects, aaid the figure represented about' 12*1 Per rent of con­ sumer spending fur all food and hrrrragra. Water Storage Needs Outlined WASHINGTON (U P I) The Atomic Energy Commiss­ ion has announced that Pres­ ident Johnson has approved a new cut In the production of uranium fuels and explosives for nuclear power plants and weapons. The curtailment wtU start in the middle of next year and continue until 1909. Collections lip Sales tax collections in Seminole County continued to rise last month with a total take reported at 1119.679 55 compar­ ed with tlie previous January's total of *190,723 31 and last Decernt>er'i total of *94,668.15. I Country r r « I O N O R A R O A D & H W Y. 17-92 SA N F O R D , F L A . PED r o T A T O t s LIMITED PRICKS G O O D There is an ECKERD DRUG STORE Conveniently NEAR YOU! O L D SPICE LYDIA G R A Y SHAVE BOMB SHAVE T f ) LOTION / H e PAPER NAPKINS LIMIT 1* LIMIT 2 * 4 h «* limit I j There will be a Public Hearing held by the Zoning and Planning Commlmtlon of the City of Sanford on Thursday, February 18, 1965, 8:00 P.M. In the City Commission Room of the City llail. Ml Z if f I %l C Clifford W. McKibbln, Jr. Chtinnu Z o n in g a n d P la n n in g C om m ission SPANISH a Peanuts y l / l C 8 c CRISPY A CRUNCHY DOOR MATS J 1 ^ J4-*24“ wtre Reinforced edge' 9 'x l2 'R U G £ NYLONS PLASTIC APPROX. 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Hike! * A reckless driving count was lodged against a Winter Park min Friday after hi* car left the highway, climbed a bank, went through a hedge, over a yard and crashed into a magnolia tree. Highway Patrol Trooper Jer­ ry Hawthorne Identified the driver as Albert D. Flint Jr., of 1800 Summcrland Drive, Winter Park He said Flint lost control ol his ear on a double curve prior to the crash. The mis hap occurred on Route 431 south of Forest City. j- W N e t fa .. r!® .Ev / * ° b u t t e r 17” x25” Molded Foam or Shredded Foam Winter Park Man Charged *H »| Hu T I 2* If You Hie LBJ -Approves Nuclear Cut f l« ,K O 'J PhU o r# — (Until 1 thru Sot. Fob. 20/65) »«3tp esnoi th ro at e j g c (lim n 1 thro S a t. F «b . 20 /6 5 ) Q C # (Limit 1 thru. Sat. Feb. 20/65) SSSICOUPONESSQ SUCRETS O O C O U PO N TOOTHPASTE RE0, 33c 37e (Limit 1 thru Sat. F«b. 20/65) ■ ■ ■ n w w GLADE Air FRESHNER 39' KEEPS AIR CLEANS FRESH REG. 59c (Limit 1 thru Sat. F«b. 20/65) CO U PO N CREST LARGE SIZE ECOUPON! n i r t ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS MILES’ Bottle of 100 With FREE 30 Day Supply (Limit 1 thru Sat. m I A W i l mm M F«b. 20/65) �• .* 1i * , .I ^ ^ t - * Computer Writes Of Seminole Economy For Sanford Herald WASHINGTON (Spl) — Electronic computer* at the U. S. Department of Commerce’i Bureau of the Census are extracting retail trade data about each county in the United State* from tabula­ tion* of the 1063 census of business, inserting the figures in news stories, typing out the stories at eye-blinking ■peed, and addressing a story to each one of 16,000 news outlets in the Nation's 3,000 counties. Three elements arc used to produce these "m a c h i n e - mide” newt stories: 1. Statistic* for 1053 and 1963 on number of establish­ ments, their kind of business and location, their sates vol­ ume, employment, etc. This information is stored in ma­ chine "memory" and is part of the process of preparing the 11*63 census of business reports. 2. The names and addresses o f the newspapers and broad- , casting stations, coded coun- * ty-by-county. 3. A set of instructions which cause the computer to •elect statistics concerning each county, print the statis­ tics at the proper points in a news story, and address the story to each nevyspaper or broadcasting statkin In a county. The newt stories, accord­ ingly. emerge as by-products of the process of preparing statistical reports from the Census of Business. Although the scries will total more than 6,000 stories before it It completed it will require no additional personnel. T h e stories about retail trade will 'Agribusiness' $16.2 Million e lo« * Herald,readers in Longwood with news items to report are asked to direct their calls to the Herald offices in the event they arp unable to contact Mrs. Donna Estes, .area rc-porter; Dormn'j little five-* year-old daughter, Karen, has been hospitalized since Feb. 6 and it 'is expected that she will be confined for at least another five days. Call 4255938 or 424 8824 and ask for the county desk. Thanks! • • • previous business esnsus con­ ducted by ths Census Bureau, ■n agency o f the U. S. De­ partment of Commerce, was In 1958. "Retail trada in tha county meant job* (exclusive of pro­ prietors) for 1,551 men and women and a yearly payroll of $4.2 million. "In volume of business the county's food atorea had sales of $16.3 million an in­ crease of 57 per cent from 1958. In other retail business — the county'* eating and drinking places had sales of electronic computer and typ­ ed at 10 lines per second especially for City Editor, Sanford Herald, 204 West First Street, Sanford, Florida. *'U. S. Census Buresu re­ ports county's '63 retail trade. “ Seminole County’s 464 re­ tail establishments had $47.6 million in sales in 1963, an increase of 52 per cent from 1958, the U. S. Bureau of the Census has just reported after tabulating data gather­ ed from all firms in the 1063 census of business. Tho last be followed by a series of stories about service trsdee in each county. The Census Bureau pion­ eered in the use of electronic equipment to tabulate data and to prepare statistical tables, beginning in 1951, but this is the first time surh devices have been used to prepare news stories. From this point in this article, the information eaina from the computer at tho Bureau of Census: "This local news item was prepared by a Censua Bureau $3.1 million, and gasoline service stations had sales of $5.2 million. Auto,dealers and relalM retail trade establish­ ments had sales o ( $8.3 mil­ lion; general merchandise group stores had tales of $2.5 million; and lumber, building materials, hardware and farm rquipnient dealers had sales of $2.3'million. "For the state a* a whole, the Census Bureau reported 53,293 retail establishments with sales of $7,609.7 million, up 30 per cent from 1958. "Census reports to be is- Ranger-8 Executes Turns Seminole County A concerted effort to improve and expand the Central Florida Experiment Station will bo the first undertaking of the newly-formed Agricultural Com­ mittee of the Seminole Chamber o f Commerce. Committee members held their initial meeting Wednesday afternoon at its contribution to agribusi­ Jim Spencer’s Restaurant ness. and Gen. J. C. Hutchison, Pointing up the enormity chairman, listed the sta­ of egnbMvncsS in the county, tion’s ..future jis having Cecil A. Tucker, agriculture VOL. 57 * * on the St. Johns River * * * * * “The Nile of America” O fe ^aufurit ijm tlit top priority. agent, ’ reporttf,vthe' on-theThe overall goal of the farm value of crops for the group will be to see that agri­ past season stands at $16.2 business remains around in million or a $3 million increase the community and to let the over previous years. public know more about it. “ It might be added,” Tuck­ The committee will meet er said, “ that in consideration soon-with Dr. John W. Wilson, of the effect of an industry entomologist in charge of the nn an area's eronomy a new There’s another S a n f o r d Herald. A Clock Winder learn­ station, to compare note* mi dollar turns over some four the future of the installation. or five limes into the econ­ ed, of it the other day when Dy. Wilson is preparing his omy. he received a longdistance “ Considering the farm as an phone call. The other Sanford budget request for presenta­ tion to the State Legislature industry (produ>,..g products Herald is located in Sanford, North Carolina. The paper's, in April and the Chamber’s enjoyed by all! the $16.2 mil­ editor called to get some in-1 committee will offer full sup­ lion would mean some $64 8 million to $61 million to our formation on Sanford, Florida.. port to it. * John Krider, of the Semin-' In a letter to the committee, economy " Committee members elected ole Chamber of Commerce, |Dr. Wilson outlined bis needs sent over a hatful of bro­ for additional space and work- I Joe Baker as vice chairman chures. Frank Voltolmc, our ers so the station can expand I and Tucker secretary. f sued during th* next few months will giva state and county figures on wholetala and service, trades, manufac­ turing and mineral industries. "Figures on number of ^es­ tablishments and sales vol­ ume for major types of retail establishments in ench countyare provided in the printed report: 1963 Census of Busi­ ness, Retail Trade, Florida, available at $.55 from Super­ intendent of D o c u m e n t s , Washington, D. C. 20402, and at U. S. Department of Com­ merce field offices." Phono 322-2611 222-2611 Rhone Zin Zip Code 32771 J W E A TH E R : Showers, little cooler thru Friday; low tonifilit 65-65. __________. . United Press Leased Wire ----------------1 . . . / . Z— :— — -a.-, ---------------------------- ■ Established 11108 THURS.. FE B R U AR Y 18. 1965 4 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 129 3CT Red Offensive Falls Apart In Face Of Force U. S. Must Halt Red Expansion -McNam ara, SAIGON ( I T I ) — A guer­ rilla offensive southwest of Saigon fell apart today in the face of a strong show of force by Vietnamese troops. The successful government operation was reported amid charges by Communist North Viet Nam that l\ S and South general manager, dug out a Vietnamese warships attack SEM INOLE COUNTY'S electronic bookkeeping equipment used in tbo copy of our Progress Edition ed a North Vietnamese coastal distribution o f automobile license tugs was studied Wednesday by Earl K. Bill Vincent Jr worked up Installation ear!) Hus morn W o o d , Oriinye County tax collector, and his staff as guests of Troy Ray, some glossy photographs of inu f Seminole County Tax collector. From the left: Mrs. Gwen A nderson, special places in the city The 11.in->i regime railed the \\ ood, Ray, Mrs. Lottie Ortayus. Miss Hertbu Olson and Mrs. Lilith lloeMayor Jimmy Crapps sent alleged ralfl a new, extremealong a letter of greeting. (juist, with Ellis Defiroff, business machine firm representative, at right. ly serious act of provocation Mhj- I i 20, Ray reminded, is the de; Iline for Uie purchase J' 1905 nuto by the United *’ •*•■ and •' Out of it w.11 co-ne a spe­ license tiiRS. (Herald l’ hoto) stooges.” cial spread in the North Car­ By Donna Kslra ter was scheduled fur 7:30 \ Hanoi broadcast heard in olina paper; one that should Dr. Jnines Hickman appear­ p, m. March 4. Tokyo said two of the ship' lure more tourists to this area (Ed note; There are San­ ed at regular meeting of A l­ Dr, Hickman fin tber re wei e damaged when 1tiev flC IV A ... ford, Maine, and Sanford, tamonte Springs Town Coun- rgurstcii that Brunch, Fern, were intercepted by North Vietnamese patrol boats " Arirona, also') cil Wednesday night to seek Hickory and Third Street* Although the North Vtel lie opened, graded and atnb„ ........ __ , pel mission for conditional use Slinging nettles arc creat ilized; Dial Second Street tie namese protest was tietlicose Ing a major problem to local'00 hl» P><-**<-ntly C-2 zoned paved from Sandford Avenue il made no threats of rclalia B eatles W ea lth y and area agriculturists. , c. 1property in tha northeast sec to Hermits Trail and that tion Hanoi said the International cording to Cecil Tucker, coun “ ,,n of th" ,OMn *° construct rubble'and fill dirt be remov­ LONDON fU l’ I) — Beatles ty agriculture agent. He says « manufacturing facility, ed from New buryport. Action Control Commission tea. in John Lennon and I'aul Mcthe nettles am so small that, I)r- Hickman explained that on these irqueil* um defer­ formed of Hie incident in a t srtm-y became millionaires they can hardly be seen but ,he t'H>l>»*ed 10,090-square- red until timber investiga­ note which called it "a gross today 69 second; after stock by touching one of them die foot building would be tion by council. encroachment" and an "im ­ — , The United State* w at $3 WASHINGTON (L T D person gets the message quick. tor manufacturing fiber Written estimates submit* pudent violation" of the Gen ['resident Johnson today *'k billion in the ted in its interna m their music fit in officially went on sale. 1 he plants look harmless, he S1" ” * nJ employment ted by six firms on reap­ ev a agreements of 1354 would be provided for at Iruat praisal of all tlie real prop­ The Viet Cong offensive c l btumev'men for help in bonal areounti lad year adds. but they are begining .....I'< ‘..... . John-on sweetened the pill Pact Renew ed to spread over many farming 1U men when production be­ erly in town were read and which crumbled today began chopping tile nation's balance MIAMI (U l’ Ii _ Cuba and a representative from Hun- Wednesday in the Mekong Hiv if payment; deficit in return somewhat Wednesday when lie areas. Efforts are being made gan. After extensive discussion, nicutt and Associates of St. or Delta 35 miles southwest for the $Tuo million tax break , to find a killer of the plant announced that the 1reasury ||(U renewed * tiude u u s iij# s ia h*vs nav which thrives on cold weather g public hearing on the mat- Petersburg appeared giving of Saigon when a guerrila bat- ^e gave them Wednesday, had revised the procedure tin- agreenumt under which Cuba Johnson was expected lo a complete list of bis firm’s talion attacked a government as well as warmer air. i i • . * drr whinr corporation* can gets (Civiel oil and farm ma­ • * • • make the plea when he meet; * clients, full explanation of all [ outpost near My Tho Military reports today said with 37o hading industrialists wr,,c off j»orn out machinery chinery Itv, return for augar it* service* and pledging to I Gen. J. C. Hutchison and his submit a firm proposal on the the guerrdli* apparently clrr and banker; «■ explain why hr °n Uielr income lax and nickel. agriculture committee of the This change will save busi­ reappraisal work by the first e«) not to stand and fight when wants th.'in to reduce their Seminole County Chamber oi the government struck hack foreign investment; and loan* ness JJisi million in taxes in Sales Boosted of the week. Commerce arc intent on let­ Council unanimously ap with a large-scale helicopter until the dollar outflow can he 1965, the i hief Executive said ting residents know that ag JACKSONVILLE (U P !) _ Nevertheless, there may well By Jane Casselberry pioved the recommendation airlift of Vietnamese rein Mopped, riculture is big business in the Winn lMxia Stare* anmiunet-d A p u b l i c hearing will he of Police Chief C. It. Allen forcements. The sdiumi-tration is d e t e r be some grumbling todays at community. They field an ini­ today talcs incri-tscd 4 92 per held on ths $127,000 tentative and hired Steve Pulliam, for­ mined lo rut. more than $1 Hie While House. tial meeting Wednesday after­ c*-nt in tht 32-week period hudjp-t for the Town of Css- mer Orlando patrolman, at a ■billion from ihe payment* drBiisiacninrn are beginning noon at Jim Spencer's Itestauending Feb. 6 over the cor•ellierry for 1065 at RT30 p.m, . full time member of the pol­ ' fint this year and expects lo ask if. In bearing down on rant ami mapped out an cner Thursday, Feb. 25,In the Town ice department at a monthly DELAND (U l’ lj — Stetson "vnlunttiry io operation" on oversea* investments, the ad- irapniiding period a jest ago. getic program to help agricul­ Hall. *alury of $351). University observes homecom the part of corporation* and ministration Isn't killing the ture find its rightful spot in the Largest tingle item in the After Mayor W l-awrcmc ing this weekend with Hie banks to make up the lum's--goose that lays the golden B rid g e A b la ze community limelight They xe ST. PETERSBURG 111PI) proposed budget is the road Swafford adviser) that the theme "Hat* off lo Progres; " j share of the j y durtion. 1eggs. gnt other project*, too. — A fire, which burned for board allotment of $30,00(1 [budget be amended to allow with an additional $25,000 art for the added police depart­ hour* in oit-annked iimbara, BiU MaeLauchlin Is in a di closed down the Seaboard Air aside for new road paving, ment expenditure, courted re­ tber. He called at this desk Lines railroad bridge crust­ spell' The police department cornea quested the finance commit­ for help. “ How do you tee to submit a recommenda­ ing Boca Ciqga Bay Wednes­ Porter in t «r a $28,000 share; the •sawyer’ 7" So, R. E. | mayor1! office, $11,500, and tion on the matter as soon day. told him. He replied that is m * possible. the fire department, $9,100. the way the Navy spell* it. Appointed by Swnfford to Other itcina Included are: too, but ’tsin't right. So. wc street lighti, $7,000; drainage the beautification committee BOCA RATON (U l’ l) — got out Webster's, which lists and aprpoved by council were The Johnsun adminisd ration it as “ sawer, one who saws engineering, $1,500; insurance, was advised by the National $3,500; aiiperintendent of pub­ Mra. Howard McBride, Mr*. Jogs," and as "lawyer, one lic works, $6,000; public build­ Walter Cope, Mr*, Robert Association of Manufacturer; who *»ws logs." Now, Bill is Henna and Mrs. A, VojatinwWednesday to keep out nf In a pickle . . . he still doesn't ing* and equipment, $2,300; ski of Florida Nursery. The state and local government recreation, $2,400; sorisl se­ know how- to apell It- We tried committee will ire asked to problem*. to enlighten him by saying curity, $500, and municipal giva a progress report on one who practices law is not court, $21)0. beautification of SR 436 by a "lawer" but a "lawyer. ths next meeting. BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P !) — Let us know, Lions Pause edi­ An Amariran diplomat expell­ tor, when you "P*>* your ed from Syria aa'an alleged money and takes your choice. . • • spy arrived her* by car Wed­ nesday night. He laft Beirut Entertaining this weekend7 today In a plan* bound for Area police have been asked Go continental and serve your TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Roma. guests W food varieties with­ Gov. Haydon Burns handed by Volusia County authorities out the drudgery of KP duty. the Council of University Pres­ to assist In finding • berserk The Ethel Boot Circle of Con­ idents full authority to decide man who, tried to assault * gregational Christian Church, the (sic .of the university tri­ young girl In Osteen WednesMOSCOW (U P I) — Pre­ day afternoon. mier Alexei N. Kosygin will 24th at Park. 1* having the mester system. According tr police, the man 13th annual Smorgasbord Sat­ During the regular Cabinet make a television report lo IT LOOKS E A S Y as Mr*. J. \V. Messer, urt student, puts finUhlnfg urday from 4-6 p m. Carry out meeting. Burns called upon was driving in Osteen when tha Ruaaian people on hia trip touches on a painting she did in some o f the classes sponsored by the San. aervlcs i* available at well the council to study the tri­ be spied the girl. He slopped to th* - Communist countries ford-Seminole A rt Association. Looking over her shoulder is Mrs. Mildred ai dining in authentic Swedish mester system which be baa his car, removed hi* clothing of Aals by th* and of tha Babcock, instructor. Some of the work o f the students will be exhibited and itirted to chase her. The atmosphere. For further data, so long opposed. weak, reliable sources said to­ in the annual A rt Show slated at the Civic Center, Sunday from noon to He promised to abide by any Intended victim out-diitaneed call Mr*. Ethel Corbett, 322day. It will b« hi* first “ fire­ 6 p.m. There will be free refiesbmenta for all visitors, too. decision the president! make. her would be asssilinl. side chat” glnca taking office. tsm. Fiberglass Boat Co. Looks To Altamonte Businessmen Ask: Is Administration Killing The Goose? BRIEFS Budget Hearing At Casselberry Homecoming Advice Offered Spacecraft Heads To Sea Of Tranquility PASADENA, Calif (U P I) — Ilnnger 8, the U^ S. space­ craft hcadrd for'' a piefuretnking rendezvous with tho ifiooti, today executed-an ap­ parently successful mid-courso maneuver to put It on a coFliainn course with the lunsr body. A "g o ” signal for tha vital maneuver was Dashed from Ihe Goldstone (Calif.) track­ ing station to activate com­ mand* . previously stored In the »|>acccrBfUs computer. WASHINGTON (U P !) — At that time, Ranger 8, Defense Secretary Robert S. Wednesday from McNamara said tmlny tbr launched United States must continue Uapo Kennedy, was 99,281 its struggle to bait Bed ex­ miles from earth, traveling pansion in Asia and has little toward the moon at a veloc­ rhuire but to make its stand ity of 4,100 miles an hour, i The scientists said that it in South Viet Nam. In n statement before the would take a rather lengthy House armed services com* 1study of telemetry data to initlee, he described the sit­ i confirm tho apparent auccesa uation in Viet Nnm ss "grave I of lb* maneuver, but by no means llopr-lesa." j The radioed “ go" signal Mi Numnnt's strong stand activated a small roeket mo­ •■n Viet Nnm highlighted * tor in the spacecraft's item wide ranging review of world to supply power for ths midaffairs which also spelled out eoiuse maneuver. American conditions for s Ranger 8 executed two NATO nuclear force and eon- ty pes of turns, a roll and a reded that Bed Chinn "In pitch. Without the maneuver time" could produce ballistic it would have missed tha missiles with hydrogen war­ moon by 1,136 miles. Tha heads. locket motor burned s i plsnBut for the near future, ru'd for 59 second;. MeNamurn said, he doubted During the m a n e u v e r. that the Bed Chinese would Ranger 8 lost its fix on the start ovcil a g g r e s s i o n sun and It* communications ngsinat their neighbois be­ equipment ran on battery cause they had shown "gieat power. .Sensors on the front caution when confronted with end had to reacquire the aun n deteimmqjl display of nilhso tlutt its solar panel could tniy power." soak up energy and convert AleNsmsra also said that it lo electrical power for nearly 89 million Americana sending televised photographs would be killed in an all-out back lo earth Saturday. nuclear attack on L'. S. cities Specific target of th* tele­ even if $25 billion were spent ■luring the next five ycaia on vision probe was the moon'* Keu of Tranquility—an arid shelters and anti-missile weaaiea ronsiderod a likely spot In the ubaence of such a for a lauding by U. S. astro­ abetter and anti-missile pro­ nauts. Ranger 8 was blasted front gram—so fur nut even pioposed—be said the death toll earth at Cape Kennedy Wedwould be clti»e to I5U nullum \nrsdny atop an Atlas-Agena icket, . persons. if it 'hits the moon, It win be the fifth man-msde object to reach that dealination. Tha JACKSONVILLE (U P lI -— United States has hit tha An a;»i;tant public drfrnder moon with Ranger 4 in 1963 tackled a prisoner who tried and with Ranger 6 and Rangto ImiII from Criminal Court or 7 later. Russia performed when he was sentenced to 2ti the feat with Lunik 2 in years in prison for rubbery. 11959. Nabs Prisoner W h y You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Hood Hazard Warranty Envoy Expelled Council Receives School Question Police Hunt Berserk Man Report Readied t • Periodic Inspection • Tire Rotation • Flat Tira Repair * Front End Cheek BUDGET TERM S— NO C A R R YIN G CHARGES 405 W. Klrat St. 322-0651 SANFORD, FLO R ID A * *; * ' /• �11 is r'**■• ■ h M M H M S M H in lB r Oh, * .n f.r J Itn D Harrowing Sea Saga Told In Australia DARWIN, Autlralla (UPI >— A harrowing saga of survival was told by two sailors who rowed a leaking d i n g h y through shark-invested waters to get help for six comrades shipwrecked for nearly a month. The group, Including a wo­ man and her el|ht-mooth-o)d baby, were marooned on a tiny uninhabited Island off * Australia's northern coast. They lived on a diet of oysters and mussels until finally res­ cued a week ago. Details of the dramatic res­ cue were revealed today. (■ ' The drams began list month when Robert Casey, II, bought ■ 32-ton fishing host named "Dana Marie" and set out from Darwb for Brisbane to put the vessel Into prawn wa­ ter*. Traveling with Casey ware lan James, 31, his wife Dawn, 21, and thalr Infant daughttr. Tom Spradvrow, 27, and Wil­ liam Pitt, 22, signed on as crewraen-passengers. Four days out of Darwin off tha W ent! Islands in the Art-' fura Sea, the ship was caught in heavy e e ii and near burricsne-force winds. It wallowed tor more than a day. The ahlp finally struck a reel and was abaodoned. Pitt rowed Mrs. James and the baby S00 yards towsrd shore In the dinghy and the others ■warn. "The dinghy had almost reicbed shore when It wss ewampad," Spradvrow said. “ Mrs. Jamas, with the baby, managed to scramble ashore but Pitt was knocked uncon­ scious. Catey dragged him ashore." Once on land the party ill vaged canvas lor shelter and some waterlogged flour, tea and potatoes from the ahlp storea. They also recovered a small aupply of water SDd fishing tackle. Pradvrow laid it rained con­ stantly for the first three days and when the rain stopped in­ tense heal, sandflies and mos­ quitoes proved even worse. Snakes on the island, Sprad­ vrow said, "acted like they'd never even people before. They came within a few feet of the camp." Low-Flying Choppers Are Used As Decoys ' . Tha food supply was ex hiusted after four days. A few fish were caught with hand lines, Spradvrow said the baby thrived on a diet of mashed oysters. About 10 days Isler—Sprsd stow said he lost track of time —he and Pill decided to set out In the damaged dinghy to get help. "W e had lost all our fish­ hooks on the rocks and the diet wai getting monotonous,” Spradvrow said. " I had a gun and managed to shoot a cou­ ple ol birds but wa could have bean stranded tharo for mouths." Pitt and Spradvrow patched a hole In the 13-foot rowboat and pushed off, carrying three bottles of water and a sack of uncooked flour dough. The two ifamen said sharks were so thick and voracious that they nipped at the oari. One man rowed, and the other stood guard with Sprsdvrow'i 22-calibar rifle. Pitt and Spradvrow reached Elcbo Island 314 days later, then walked 35 miles to a Methodist mfssion station. A boat from the minion picked up the six survivors. Casey said he plana to or­ ganise a group to go back to make repair* on the "Dana Marie." Baby Abandoned After Operation RICHMOND, Va. (U P I) — Authorities c o n t i n u e d to search today for the mother of an Infant who was left at a hospital a week ago suffer­ ing from a serious eye ail, ment which can result in per­ manent blindness. Officials said "Kim Carson" was ready to be discharged following an operation the;* believed restored about 26 per cent of her vision, However, the mothrr of the two and a half month old infant cannot be found. Tha hospital said the moth­ er gave a nama of "Mary Carson" and a Richmond address, and they have reason to believe she gave birth to tha child in Miami. GROUND B R E A K IN G CEREM ONY— Capt. J. 0. Mayo, com­ mander of Reconnalaaance Attack W ing One, breaka the ground fo r n *32,700 ahop addition to Building 255 nt Sanford Naval A ir Station. This la the third o f five construction projects to be launched in the base’s *2 million building program for 1965. Observing (le ft to righ t) are: W. A . rattlck, Mayor J. H. Crapps, W. K. McRoberts, Capt. C. W . Swanson, station com­ manding officer; Lt. Cdr. T. J. Doyle, station resident officer in charge of construction, and LeRoy Robb, Sanford contrac­ tor. (N avy Photo) Nat King Cole Eulogized By Benny, Jessel Hospital Notes c FEBRUARY IS, 1MI Admixtioae Hobart IL William ion, Henry Laddymore, Elmer., D. jjtiaehart, Eileen Chadwick, Clar­ ence Hanksraon, Clara Daum, Wanda Smith, Corrlna Prevatt, Ebbart Haya, Irani King, M iry G, Dyebsa, Sanford; Mabla M. Wait, DsBtry; 31ary Moiler, L o n g w o o d ; George G. Small, North Or­ lando. Births Mr. and Mn. Gerald RStohlman, Sgnford, a boy. Dtachargaa B 1a n n • y Satney, Edna Quinn, Ellaabath Young, Jaasia Soderblom. Jamei Harris, Batty Ward. William MacBath, Allan Getman, Mildred Wllaon and baby boy, Edra Huni and baby boy, Sanford; Arthur Watt, DeBary; Loula* Witts, Lake Mary; Martha Payne, Mildred Caae, Longwood; Don Jeffrey Gooding, Mary E. U F lli, Oataen; Mar­ garet Pariah; Birmingham, Ala. February 17, 1*M Admbaiou William La Mm , Joan Mil­ ler, Prllcill* Saaalona, Lula M n Bryant, Wilma Huaaell, Margaret Fox, Vera Chatterton, Ssntord; Mary Littleton, Caaarlbarryi Maud* llarrick, Willow Davia, l)tllary; Helen Menk, Daltona; Frank BanUr, Geneva; John Ulmer, l,aki M»ry; Margaret Boyd, Laka Monroe; Everett Han­ cock, Rufus Harwell, Orlan­ do; Kueiell Uic*h, I’otutowa, Pa. Ilirtha Mr. and Mre. Donald Mil­ ler, Senford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Joseph Littleton, Cssseiberry; a girh Diet harie* Jenna Walker, Willie Mae I.aweon, Julia \V»b*r. Cynthia Aleton, Daley Powell, Alice Gunter, Diene Dlmsnd and baby boy, David Hyplee, Witiia Ferry Gainee, Joyce Nickla, Chrietine Toler, Jerry Lee Purnell, Ranford; Wilburn ilughea, DeBary; Barbara -Sparka and baby girl, Lake Monroe; Marlon L o w e r y , Oviedo. GEM INI CREWS— Four Astronauts who will plity key rolen in this na­ tion's Gemini two-man apace flight effort pose with a flight simulator at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. They are (le ft to right) Elliot M. See (back-up co-pilot), Chnrles Conrad (prime co-pilot), Gordon Coop­ er Jr. (prime pilot) and Neil A. Armstrong (back-up pilot). Space Team To 'Go' N ext Month HOUSTON, Tex. (U P I) — Amcrica'a firit two Orniini astronaut* will ileer them­ selves along three trail* through »;iare nml " fly " their ship to nn ocean landing in n pioneering five-hour V o y a g e this spring. Fnr good mtaiure. Space­ men Virgil I. ( Gun) Grissom and John W. Young will try tu do a alight- left turn by guiding their 0,900 • pound Gemini CHpnule to the right. Thia ia all part nf what amount* to the moat compli­ cated—and yet perhaps the safeat— "apace roadmap" ever dertied for man. It waa ravaalad by Chrlstophar C- Kraft, tha Fadaral Spaca Aganry'a assistant di­ rector for flight oparatlvna. Tha “ roadmap" ia the ageney'a guide for the In­ augural manned flight for tha 11.86 billion Gemini pro­ gram—a thrsa-orbit axcureion ranging up to 160 mllra above earth. It la scheduled for lata March oy early April. Tha Capa Kennedy blast-off point and tha Pattern A t­ ADEN (UPI) — A Brttiab lantic Ocaan landing spot for aoldier wai wounded aariou*, Grisaom and Young are vir­ ly in a terrorist bomb at, tually tha asm* a* those for tha first U. 9. orbiting astrotack »n a British patrol. Soldier Wounded nuut, John it. Glenn Jr., who soared three timea around the globe three yrara ago this Saturday. Even the duration will be about the same. Glenn took n little more thun four hours. If all goes wall, Grissom and Young will span four hours. I>4 minutes, between lift-off and landing. But, in between, the proposed two-man trip ia as much like Glenn's journey ns a twisting highway through the Rocky Mountains ia like a rurvrleas road through Central Texas. The flight plan unveiled hy Kraft noted several man­ euver* never tried hy Ameri­ can aitronauta or, for that matter, Soviet cosmonauts; — About five minutes after blast-off, Grissom and Young will h« installed In an orbit ranging from 100 miles to 160 miles above earth. — Ona hour, S3 minutes lat­ er, a* tha bell-shaped capsule swings over Texas at tha end of its first orbit, the astro­ nauts will firs control rock­ ets to slow themselves by about 66 feat per second. Thia will drop tha orbit to a "low" of 100 miles and a "high” of 107 miles. WOW ! A 1963 BUICK S PE C IA L DELUXE V-B SEDAN. SUPER TU R B IN E D RIVE, RADIO, H E ATE R A N D POW ER STEERING. LESS T H A N 26,000 pAUL’ FASHION*—Euuan* Loraon, 2, briefs her friend, Jennifer Howe, 2, (right) on the Intricacies of skating at tbs Madison (Wli.) lea arena. Before tha day,w u over, both girls bad their share of falls and fun. MILES. IT ALSO HAS NEW TIRES. A RAR E B U Y A T *1995 PVC PIPE & FITTINGS SYSTEMS AND OTHER COLD WATER TRANSFER'PROBLEMS. NON-CORROSIVE EASY TO SOLVENT WELD 220 N . FRENCH AVE . SANFORD, F L A . * 822-5412 “ Headquarter* For Sprinkler Byetemx" •HOLLYWOOD (U P I) •— Co­ median Jack ifenny today eulogised linger Nal King Cole as a "nice man who knew bow to live—and knew how to make others glad they were living." Benny's moving tribute to hit friend and fellow entertain er waa delivered In St. James Episcopal Church, w h e r e Cole'a family and 60o friends and newsmen were gathered to pay their final respects to the linger. He also waa eulogized by George Jessel Cole, who waa born the son of an Alabama sharecropperpreacher and who became one of the world's highest-paid and beat-loved entertainers, was a frequent visitor to the White House as the guest of Presidents Kennedy and John son. Cole. 45. died of cancer last Monday morning in St. John's Hospital in nearby Santa Moni­ ca. HD widow, 3(ana, success­ fully spared him from learn­ ing that he waa doomed man. More than tour doton hon­ orary pall bearers included the cream of America’s political and entertainment world. — Two hours, 20 minute* nfter blast-off, over the In­ dian Ocean, they will atm the capsule to the south end turn on the engine. This should re­ sult in a shift of their avrntSleep it more vital to man ual landing spot to about 80 than food alnce he can turmilaa north of where they vjve longer without food, normally would land on the other aide of the world. — About a S hours into thr flight, near the end of the third orbit, Griaaom and Young will alow themselves hy another 03 feet per sec­ ond. This will drop the c a p ­ sule to within 62 niiii-s of earth. By CoL Kay Crumley WASHINGTON (N E A ) — The men In tb# two low-flying lead helicopters head leisurely o v e r Viet Cong hamlets. They're "sittJhg ducks," tempting targets for Red guerrilla fire. They’re meant to be. A short way behind are sev­ eral helicopters loaded with specially trained troops. If a gullible Viet Cong unit fires at the decoys, the apot la noted and the helkopter-bcme troops land and attack. This type of decoy-ambush la as old * » scout and cavalry. But it'« fjflao'symbolic of how far the military helicopter has come since it* awkward combat area trial* in Korea, when acme expert* predicted it couldn’t poaaibly live In bat­ tle xone*. There have been hairy ac­ counts of helicopter tragedie* and of massive but Ineffective helicopter - born* m i l i t a r y twerp* against Viet Cong who couldn't he found. But Army analyst* and their computer* will turn out calculations 'which show that on the everage you would have to go out on 6,600 chop­ per sorties these day* before being shot down by enemy ground fire. These men say that between Jan. 1, l ‘J62, and Nov. 1, 1964, U.S. helicopter* Dew more lhair416J)00 aortiea-In-South Viet Nam. They were hit 1,100 timea. Sixty-five were shot down by ground fire. Thirtyseven o f these have been re­ trieved, repaired and return­ ed to duty. That’s a net loss of 28 chopper* from enemy ac­ tion for 416,000 sorties. Fifty-eight other helicopter* were lost in accidents. , Make no mistake about it There have been some booboos. There was the helicop­ ter with the weak tail (since corrected). There are the re­ peated foul-up in communi­ cations resulting in helicop­ ters arriving after the Viet Cong have vanished. As the Viet Cong get better anti-air­ craft weapons, flying gets rougher for the chopper*. But as a result of experi­ ence in South Viet Nam and the two-year-long tests with the experimental A ir Assault Division, it is now probable that tha Army will organic* a permanent A ir Assault Bri­ gade, which will move into battle largely tranaported by helicopter*. After experience ia gained with this hrigada, It ia expected that a number of addition­ al helicopter • born infantry brigades will be organised and a be attached, as occasion de­ mands, to one or another of the Army’s 16 division*. How auch brigade* will op­ erate can best be told by de« acribing a helicopter-borne trocp aortle in South Viet Nam. The** ar* becoming highly specialised operation*. The main body, o f course, i* composed of troop-earrying helicopters. These are guard­ ed front, rear and on the elcs« flank* by a unit of armed chopper* whose Job is to taka out tha ground fire Immedi­ ately below and on the close right and left. Over and around alt this I* “ air cover" provided by a fist­ ful of regular-fixed-wing Air Force airplane*. These take on atrong fire ahead and farther out on the flanks. Scout helicopters go ahead to act as a "point" to draw fire. Thia ia the general type of organlxatlon that Army men expect In futuro w a n whara U.S. troop* ar* carried Into battle by helicopter over or o 1 near .enemy-held territory, (However, an A ir Force officer-conunenU, TJ)i* will work only where we have absolute air superiority.") Plana are afoot to eliminate several helicopter weakness­ es exposed in tha Viet Nain operation*. N o w being experimented with i* a helicopter with abort, stubby wings and a small auxiliary motor, which In testa has Gown at £42 nau­ tical miles an hour. Industry men have proposed develop­ ing 400-mile-sn-hour choppert. These higher speeds would make tha helicopters leas vulnertblt In flight. They would also make possible much greater speeds during take-off and landing — when helicopters are most eislly shot down. Becaut* American helicop­ ters in Viet Nam have been outgunned on occasion by Bed ground fire, many of the new choppers will be armed with tO-caitber machine guns. Warns Of War VATICAN C ITY (U P I) — Pop* Paul VI warned again of Ihi danger* of war. He said any conflict ‘ ‘would have incalculable and frightful re­ sults for all mankind.'' The pontiff mad* his faallngs known in s telegram to Fran­ cis Cardinal Spellman of New York. X f t M y a n g U d k e y to a h o m e o f y o o r o w n D u r a 'll' let t a l i hi SANFORD 1 JM*** usk t*r Hit — set ptsstt I* tat, a v m i m rstart MT etank *r ayaagagw. **•» » Map ar parkas* a Im m *r Tha Sanford HtraJd Virginia Patroaki F. O. Box U H Samlord USE THE BEST FOR SPRINKLER WALL SUPPLY • 'Sitting Ducks* T i l t 2 — Feb. I t . M 6 5 i . Phyllis Rugaastala llt-i 3-6X54 Laka Mary Kara Harris A key to Four own bom* is a mighty nice thing. Especially If It has atari and btripes on IL The way (o gat one ie to ear* V . B. Barings Bonds for the down payment. Or If you’re beyond that point, fo r furniture or appliances, or the other things inside a house that make It a homo. A nest egg in Bonds can go a long way towards providing a nest and its contents— because each Series E Bond pays back $1 at maturity fo r every $3 you save. Another thing you'll get Is a nice red, white and blue feeling; The kind you get by giving your coun­ try a financial hand while you're saving. It’s easy start saving Beads to today. A call to your payroll do* portment, or a visit to your bank will do I t QvFefc foeft aftoat Seriee f Savings V Tea set W A N far au tartly V Tea M i n t yam mmy v U yoa m *4 It V T,_____ ________ lost, d««ir*7ed er y Tea earn hoy I beak, *r ea the ■•r I MOatsWifor TB 1-1114 BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. PONTIAC — ’ BU ICK — RAM BLER SOI W. lit SANFORD 1K01 W. 1st Mild rad Hamay *48-5431 Dalloaa B u y U .S . S a v in g s B o n d s STAR-SPANGLED S AV IN G S PLAN Mary Gettings FOR A ll AMERICANS Kobpl# Haloes MI-4401 nt DeBary TU �I; s< ■ ' i Delfona Corp. Reports Record Sales, Earnings Future Teachers In Trial Run Teenage Girls Invited To Free Beauty Course $1 a n y Seminole County teacher* are receiving extra help thin week from teachertildes of the Future Teachera Association at Seminole High School. All thia week, 38 junior and ■enior SHS (tudenta have been reporting to elementary and junior high ichool class** in aix county ichool* where they are obterving variou* class­ room technique*, learning how work with children, learn­ ing how to make lesson plans, ~r grade papers and actually teach claisci part time each day. “ This i* a valuable experi­ ence for these future teachers and they look forward to it each year,” said Mist Grace Marie Stinaclpher, faculty ad­ viser. ^ “ In order to have this week TEACH ER AID E Sharon Booth, a member of of experience, the FTA stu­ the Future Teacher's Club of Seminole High dent* must have their teach­ ers' permission and make up School, reads to Mrs. Faye Gaines’ first grade all their own school work. class at Pinecrest School as part o f her work They are required to write an experience. (Herald Photo) evaluation of their week of internship and to share their experiences with the entire club at the next meeting af­ / ? y " . j ter their return," added Hert ; _ 2 V ( m m Iloiolsky, also a faculty advisor. Working at the f’ inecrest ElrmentatV School are Shar­ on Booth, Ejizabeth Evans, Sail/' Green, Jeanette Her­ man. Linda Jarnigan, Kathy Li ’ ij Trout, Lu Jaillel, Sue Jaillet, Be Jf- », »v * v* ^ Vicki McArdle and Glenda Gqembel. Teacher aide at South Side ® Elementary is Faye Hayes and at Westside-Grammer, Eluine Echols and Fran Pyle. At Lake Mary Elementary - are Linda -Wahb, Marcia Lip- ' • ! ; j pincott, Linda Green, Dnnnk Collins and Cherly Jones, Two students, Linda MichFUTURE TEACHER Frank Murray serves his ell and Michele Jones, are apprenticeship in county schools in the classroom working at South Seminole o f Mrs. Lucy Layer, Sanford Junior High alge­ ^Ju nior High School and at bra teacher. At the blackboard, Frank demon­ Sanford Junior High are Hel­ strates an algebra problem. (Herald Photo) en Mann, Sherry Mnrazita, Bette Odhani, Pam Patterson, Cherie Pennington, S u s a n Perkins, Crill Harden, Steve Clark. Ken Hopkins, Frank Murray, Delbert Nary, Joe Purdy, Jeff Whiting. Dick Willink. Wynn Pickleairnet, Buddy Burton and Terry Ua0 bun. 5) Mr*. II. L. Johnson Krerek ami Mis* Myrtie Wil­ Importnnt dates of upcom­ son, agent Patents me mvMed to attend the presenta­ ing events fur the I.akr Mon­ tion of r e i t i f i t* a I e s and roe Extrnsion Homemakers nwaida Club were announced at the In olhoi business of tin Frhruary meeting of I tie meeting, mem1n i s wci. legroup __ in the Commumty ininded to check the dale and hours they aie to assist in tluilding III o ld e r , as the y will lake the Sriniole f niirilj exhibit at fr TALLAHASSEE (U P !) - place, dates nnd eve nts sched­ <Ynlnil Florida Fall. Gov. Haydun Bums has re­ uled are Feb. 23, tour of (he Mrs C. E Hunter, prestceived resignations from most Agricultural Experiment S t a ­ I dent, inputted on the le.eni members j f the state boards tion beginning at t* .1(1 a m. i uniting demons! i atom given and agencies under his office, and concluding at It a. m.; ly Miss Mary Scott, home but so far hasn't' accepted a Feb. 25, meeting of the Coun­ rcutmmist. which also was at­ one ty Federation of Woman'a tended by Mrs. J. C. Sapp At an impromptu news con­ Clubs at Altamonte Springs; nnd Mrs Hazel Gardner from ference, the governor failed to March 2. visit ftom repre­ the Lake Monroe Club. It say just which otficisls hsd sentative of a pattern com­ was requested that members not submitted resignations— pany at the Agricultural begin making articles for ® as he asked them to when he Center; March fi, 4-H Handy next November’* Seminole look office — or whether he Helpers Club party; March County Fair; * Mrs. Daisy -Dowell gavt a planned to do anything about 30, cooking ichool at Civic Center; April 3, County 4-H reading on "Flag Courtesy,',’ It. and she, along with Mrs. He said of those who have Events Day. given him resignations, all but The March 6 party for the Alice Nordgren and Mn. Jotwo have accepted his invita­ 4-H Club wifi be held at 7:30 Ann DuBois. was appointed tion to remain on with the new p. m. at the Educational by Miss Wilson to the Ad­ Building of L'psala Presbyter­ visory Committee for 4-H to administration. lie said the exceptions are a ian Church. A t this time the assist 4-H lenders. Program instruction. fur - member eseh on the Inter- girls will receive their first ^ American Center Authority in aid certificates and recogni­ the evening was given by Miami and the Florida Inland tion for their assistance in Mtsa Wilson on "Accent with Color slides Navigation District Board He the recent March of Dimes Accessories." and Cerebral Palsy Telethon. were used to demonstrate did not name them. Covering a variety of sub­ Special guests will he Dan points of the talk Those- attending were serv­ jects, Burns made these Prlham, first aid instructor, a"hd Mr*. Pelham, Mr. J. It. ed refreshments of doughnut* points: He intends to make no secret lloolahan Jr., Mrs. Anton and coffee. of his use of patronage, but will never use it If it will cost % the taxpayers more money; he will not use the Jacksonville law firm of which former Gov. Farris Bryant is a member m bond dealings, and he believes another *50 million higher edu­ There will be a Public Hearing held by the cation bond issue is feasible Zoning and Planning Commission of the City of Bums looked much improved Sanford on Thursday, February 18, 1965, 8:00 from hi* recent bout* with flu, P.M. In the City Commission Room of the City lie told newsmen be plans to make use of accepted palronHall. • age prerogatives in handling insurance, attorney*' fees and This ia to consider the rezoning o f: other auch plums which come under Ibe authority of hii of­ The block between Oak Ave. and fice. He emphasized, however, he Myrtle Ave. from 25th St. to Park will not cancel an existing Drive from C-I to C-2 contract at a penalty coat to the state In order to give busi­ and to further consider rezoning to C-2 all the ness to a friend. area presently zoned C-l between Palmetto Ave. _ On the matter of appointee* ™ - of the Bryant adminislraton and Laurel Ave. from 25th St. to 26th St. he haa asked to keep serving All property owner* within this general on state boards. Bums said area are hereby notified and to govern them* that “ juit because an official was a friend of Governor Bry­ selves accordingly. ant doe* not necesiarlly mean he i* not alio a friend of - Clifford W. McKibbin, Jr. mine." I Aaci il L C '! • y ii J T :' * - - -v •- : Lake Monroe Homemakers Get Schedule Of Dates, Events Burns Receives Resignations But Accepts None PnnTnrS Wrrzrth Feb. 18, 1065 — Page 3 % Winter Park Mall Merchants Association h a s arranged with Kimberly-Clark Company to put on ita copyrighted "Sitting-Beauty” classes at no expense to the students. All teen-age girls from 10 to 17 are invited to register Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m in the senior group. There will be free cola and cookies. The "Sitting-Beauty" course was developed on a complete­ G ERAI.D R. Hart, nvily new basis. . .sitting which ntion electronic's mate teaches the correct methods 2 cl, has been selected and Ideas for baby sitting, ns “ Blue Jacket of the which includes explanations, Month" of RVAH-7. He qualifications, appointments, nnd his family reside at child, development, cherk list 118 Country Club Rond. of responsibilities, and a play­ (N avy Photo) school program. The beautypart includes posture, face and skin care, hair care, at­ tention to arms and tcgi, fig ­ ure and body rnrr, and make­ up for the older girls. Pat Flesher of the Pat Flcsher Studio and Modeling Agency, will he in charge of By Jane Casselberry the classes aud will co-ordi­ The South Seminole Junior nate and commentate the fash­ High School PTA has sched­ ion ahoW' piesentcd by the students on their gtaduation uled s “ Hootenanny" featur­ ing area talent for 8 p.m. Fri­ night. day, March-26, th the >3vo<!i cafclorium. n il* fund raising affair pTovod so successful last year, attracting a standing room on­ ly audience, that llie PTA is icprating the event. Channel 24, V MFE-TV. will Mrs. C. L. Cooper will again hold an area Open House for he in charge of remitting the the general public (mm It) performer* and setting up*the a tn. In 9 p m. Friday with program. Some of the talent both the studio at 29<» West already lined up includes "llie Oak Ridge lload in South Or- 1 Esquires,"- an -instrumental lando. and the transmitter group composed of students building' in Winter Garden Irom the junior high and Ly­ open to the public There will man High School; folk singing he dry run* of actual pro-. groups from South Seminole grams every hour in the Elementary and the junior studio. high, and local folk singer. Early in March, Channel 24 Mrs. Colleen Wiggins, who plans to go on the air with ed­ sang for Iasi year's program. ucational television senirr* Itcfrcahmenl* will tie served for 10 Mid-Florida counties following the program. with 13 programs daily, serv­ ing an estimated viewing I audience of one third million students PTA To Repeat Hootenanny Education TV Sets Open House Neighborhood 3 Homo Delivery H ijf To Reorganize tlx Jane Casselberry CARACAS (Ul>11 — Pollrc All past, ptrsenl and pros Chief Genarino Pena announc­ ed that his department will |u*elive Girl Scout leaders in operate a special home «Jeli\ South Seminole are muled to rn s m ite during this yeat •* a tiorc.ini/.itumal meeting of "Mardi Gras” carnival here Net glllmt hood Thru- to lie held I’rna said otherwise re put III III a ill Momtax at die aide citizens who drink not Womans Club cm Oierbrnok wisely but too well during the Dine t jcselherry Mr- Itunnir Morgan, dis pre lenten celebration will Indeposited on their doorsteps It tel director, will la- in by patrol wagons. I e h at , i Delton* Corporation, Flor­ ida construction «nd commun­ ity development firm, today reported record. tale* »nd earning* for the year ended Dec. 31. Sale* of homes and homesites at the company’s Florid* properties totaled $17,709,505, a 63 per cent increase from the $10,529,917 reported for 1963. Net income after (axe* in 1964 amounted to $1,342,410 or $1.04 per share on 1,706.295 average outstanding shares listed on the American Stpck Exchange. In 1963, compar­ able Income was $847,804. and the company also reported a special tax credit of 11 cents per share—for a total of 75 cents per share on 1,308,749 average outstanding shares. Frank E. Mackle Jr., presi­ dent, told shareholders in a letter that 1965 operations have made a very good start" and "w e have every reason to believe that our sales and earnings will he sub­ stantially above those of 1964." He based his prediction on •ke. '•■wJjjnijag expansion qf the company’ s sales network, with resulting increases in real rjSale sale's at Deltona, IS.nuo-a ere planned retirement community across Lake Mon­ roe, and on the company's sales and development work at Marco Island, new 10,000arrr "resort and leisure-liv­ ing" mmmunity on Southwest Honda's Gulf Coast. GREAT SEA1. o f the United States, shown hero in a sketch by Pinecrest School fifth grntiera was displayed in each room today and explana­ tions o f each symbol made to the Mndcnts. Two of the fifth grade students who did the explain­ ing were Jolie Tucker, left nnd Tracy Mayo, representing one of the seven teams front Mrs. Kathy Harrison's room. (Herald Photo) Abundant Red Meat Supplies, DeBary Bridge Club Plays 16 Tables DeBary Bridge Ctub played tfi tallies in two sections at this week's Tuesday after­ noon meeting at the Fire­ men’s Recreation Hall. ' Section A was directed bjr Mrs, Robert Nicholts. Win­ ners were, NS, first, Mrs. Ed­ win Waehter and Mrs. O. N. Lackey; second, Norman Meyer and F. E. Renton; third, Mrs. D. F. Scudder and Mrs. R. Magnutnn; EW, first, Mrs. Jaanna Paulk and Mr*. Jody Bunnell; second, Charles Ilnglia and Mrs. Leila DuVal third, a tie, Mrs. Thornton Smith and C. R. A ml rows with Mrs. Henry Morrison and Mrs. Arthur Willgodse. Section B was directed by Mrs. Ruth Blatt. Winners were, NS, first, Mrs. Loretta Munson and A. II. Black; sec­ ond, Mr*. K. E. Anderson and Mrs. J. D. Cordell; third, Mrs. Illatt nnd Mrs. Gloria Accardi; *K W , fiist, Mrs. Loris Weeks ami Mrs. Frank Hold­ er; second, Dr. K. R, Rosehorough and Mrs. R. W. Rosehotough Jr.; third, Mrs. George Croaks and Mrs. J(kuU“ .JJiiq4)«ibaci*.« . . Seeks Action (The fnllowihg food shopping guide lo the nation's best foot) buys for the weekend was pre­ pared by the U. S. Depart­ ments of Agriculture and In­ terior for United Press Inter­ national.) WASHINGTON (U P I)- A I tractive!)- prirrd and abundant supplies of red meats, color­ ful fresh fruils. amt plenty of vegetables await Ihil week's shopper. NEW YORK turn — The Broiler-fryer*, beef roasts, United State* has the high­ beef steaks, amt fresh pork est henrt diseasn death rate in the world, according to the Amerirnn lim it Association. The association said that Washington* D. C., is world leader amongst elites for death* from cardiovascular lit Mr*. John t.cone Floiidn Federation of Art. Among tin- stale*. Smith t'aiohoa lank* highest for Inr, will sponsor the fifth hear I deaths and New Mexico Annual Antique Side an lowest. Show at Dellary Mansion House, Mnrrh 6-7, with hours from It a. ni. until K p. m. |)A\ ENTRY, England it I’D i-aeh day. Dally prizes will l,r nwuxr'lPolice inspector f r a n k Wells, examining a witness, ill nml hot lunches will he asked Are you the sister of served Dealers from seven the pii-uoiix witness?” The stales me expected to par­ wttnc'S turned out to tie s ti, ipati. Donations, including youth w i t h shoulder length tax. ate set nl * mintimim amount. hair Heart Deaths H ighest In U. S. Show And Sale roasts are top* in red ttte'Sl buys. To round out the protein purchases, eggs, canned pink and chum salmon, fish sticks, and fish portions await the shopper in good supply. Eggs ate especially abundant. Belter vegetable buys in elude rabb.ige,~carrots.l e t luce, squash and swret pota­ toes. Celery, green and dryonions and tomatoes are es­ pecially plentiful, say* USD V * Consumer and Marketing.Ser­ vice. Bananas, lemons ami orang rs arc in gtxxi supply this week. Grapefruit and apples are particularly abundant. WASHINGTON tU P I) — Sen. Stephen it. Young (DUiiin) wants the Justice De­ partment lo take action again­ st the right - wing "Minutemen" organization. ANNUALS AND" MUMS Grnpeville Nuraery 2221 Grapevllle Ave. 322-0X86 l.«wn Spraying Set In DeBary Con fused (’up w h y CRAMP YOUR SIYIE NOTICE Let yourself go In a DODGE-SIZE compact that’s big in everything but price! ' & 5 D o d g e D a r t PRICE* S T A R T A T compact priced for family budgets. See your Dodge Boys today for highest trade- Mmw / 4 Zoning and Planning Commission ■I tos, best deals, lowest prices and the m ost exciting cars of the year — ’65 Dodge] Seminole County M otors, Inc. Chairman There is a 7,000-volume li brary aboard the U. S. air craft carrier ,Enterprise. Big, beautiful with plenty of boors under the hood, Dodge Dart Is the family-size BOYS 1801 W EST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLA . GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W . 1*1 ST., SANFORD — PH. *22-2*21 — O PEN FR ID A Y T I L • P. M . — ’ * �» •v\ : i * , • ■ . • . ' Lyman Greyhounds Out After OBC Championship (Stir Harry's Here, OB's General Duel Tonight Toniibt’s featured 10th race at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Club shapes up ss a duel between Harry's Here and O. B. ’s General. Although O B.'a General has only one victory this season and Harry's litre has none, the two pupa have been com­ peting against better opposi­ tion than the pupa who make up the remainder of the fea­ ture race field. Harry's Here, owned by Dr. C. E. Miller, has finished third tn hla last three starts. The Oswald Brothers' greyhound baa a record of one win, two seconds and four thirds. Tonight la ladles Night at EOKC. All ladles will be ad­ mitted free of charge. Re suits of Wednesday even­ ing’s racer III Race — 5/1G - Time 31.11 Ultra's Mist 13.30 fl.20 3 80 Luplno 3.00 2.40 Belinda Dial - , . 4.00 Qulniela (6-T) *$3 40 ' “ ' 2nd Race - S/II — Time 31.41 Step Boy 10.60 7.40 4.60 Jack Magic T.60 5.60 Vapor Stream l.M Quintals (]-■) *41.20 CDaily Double (61) *11060 3rd Race — 3/16 — Time 31.66 Casual Btimmer — 36 00-74.80 9 00 L irry O Larry 3.60 3 20 Kilty Russell 300 Quiniela (2-3) *71.20 Perfects (3 2) *231.40 dlh Rare — 3/11 — Time 31.74 Judy Day 3.80 2 80 2.40 Guide Roll 3.80 3 00 O. Judy 600 Qulniela (1-8) *6.40 Perfects 48-1) *11.70 glh Race — % — Time 41.S1 Angeilque 9 40 GOO 6.00 Hurry Home Gladys 10.20 8 40 Andrsys 7 20 QuLniels (4-6) *143 20 Perfect* (6 4 *202.80 Ctb Rsre — 3/1* _ Time 3I.H3 Confessor 14.00 4 60 4.00 Offering 3 20 3.20 Black Julie 3 no Qulniela (1-8) *32 00 Perfects (B-1) *68 70 7th Race — H — Time 40.32 Glittering ' Rose 4.20 3 00 3 00 Key Rex 4 00 4 80 M.C.'a Galaxie 6.20 Qulniela (16) *13 80 Perfects (1-6) *26.30 8th Race — S/ll — Time 11.18 {Racing King Semi-finals) RLmpy 2 60 2.40 2.40 Proven Fact 13.80 3.80 Dave Hall 3 00 Qulniela (t 6) *44 00 Perfects (1-6) 132.20 Bib Race — 8/16 — Time 11.12 (Racing King Semi finals) Ryan’s Express 0.40 3 00 3.4« Amigo Rocker 3.Go 2.no Hockey Bert 4 60 Qulniela (1-8) *0 40 Perfect* (81) *42 60 16th Rare — S/ll — Time 31.01 Mlta Whir] 12 20 3.00 3 oo ILL. Me'* Too 2 40 2 SO Hi Troubles 4.00 Qulniela (3-4) ( I 80 Perfects (3-4) *13.30 Ilth Rare — H — Time 40.3* She’s Set 17.80 3.60 3 40 Lucknow 6.00 10.00 Katie Sunmarkcr 3.80 Qulniela (2-7) *43.20 Perfects (7-2) *274.30 Mutuel handle (91,391 Massive Greens Stymie Golfers TUCSON, Arts. (U P I) — Massive green* are Uie big­ gest obstacles facing pro golfers In today's start of the $46,000 Tucson Open which appears taltor-madc for put­ ting matter Billy Casper. A total of 144 proa and 10 amateur* taoa off In tha first round over th* 7,200-yard par 72 Tucaon National Golf Club course. Tricky winds and undulat­ ing, faat grains averaging 11,000 square frot pose the biggeat problem* over the 72 hole tournament. “ There'a going to he a lot o f three-putting on those greens,” said last week'* Phoe­ nix Open winner Rod Funseth o f Spokane. Read Selected H IA LE A H (U P I) — Rob­ ert O, Read, a prominent Co­ lumbus (Ohio) attorney, has been elected to the National Ball of Fame of the Horse­ man's Benevolent and Protec­ tive Association. Danfort frral> Page 4 — Feb. 18, 1965 Tennessee - Alabama W IN K LE M A N , . . fo rw a rd . . fo rw a rd AM ENT H IK K IIE IM E R . . . fo rw a rd . ,-r cen ter usual, depend on the perform­ ance of high-soaring Jos Ash­ er. Joe has been sparing hia ah' ts of late, although ha has still maintained his position as scoring leader in the OIIC, but it it thought thet he will not spere himself tonight against the high.scoring, offense-volnded Wildwood team. Also out fur a big night will bo KddJe Long, who has emerged in recent contest as part of a 1-2 scoring punch with Asher, , In the last meeting of-thle evening's opponents, Aahor and Lung combined for 64 points, tallying 3(1 and 24 markers, respectively. Ulg Dave Metis has bean playing fine during recent a f­ fairs, bringing down numer­ ous rebounds and upping htf scoring average.____ ___ In last week’* Klaslmroeo game, h« totaled IS points, his personal high for the sea­ son. Mika Sterling, Cope­ land's playmeker and brilliant outside shooter, will play a vital role in the Greyhound effort against Wildwood, as will "clutch player" Gene Winkleman. Other l>oys likely to see setion for Lyman are Richard Moore, Kenny Ament, John Btrkhelmar, Don Patrick, and Ricky Miller. Starters for Wildwood prob­ ably will be 6-6 Tommy Thompson at center, faster I.in us and Randy Jones at the fnrwurds, and Iluddy Lucas and Danny Jones at the guards. Other performer* for Coach Byrd Whlgham'a WHdwood team are Archie Lowry and (lamp Johnson. Thompson ha» been particu­ larly dangerous in conflict* with Lyman, scoring 22 points each time out. . . iluddy LuCns chalked up 27 points for th* Cat* >» the moat recent meeting of th# two team*. Jo* Aahar has good pros­ pects for a 400-point season. Ila has scored 367 point* for 18 4 point acoring averag* thua far, with at least two tim es remaining on th* alatq.. TV Game O f W eek ATLANTA (UP1) — Fan* throughout the Southeast wit] get a chance Saturday to try to flgur« out the Intricate de­ fense of loth-ranked Tennes­ see — something o p p o s i n g coaches have been trying to do all season without success. The Volunteers, tied with eighth-ranked Vanderbilt for the Southeastern Conference basketball lead, will be the featured half of the SEC tele­ vision game of the day against Alabama at Tuscaloosa. One rival coach reported he sat up most of one night going over Tennessee films without finding the key to the manydefensive patterns with which the Volt have held their foes to an average of only S3 2 points per game in a 17-2 sea­ son. Co-leading Vanderbilt and Tennessee both walk a tr^acbcroua'Tdlth this weekend. * The Commodores, 17-3 for the season, will be host lo tall Florida Saturday night and to Georgia Monday night. Ten­ nessee returns home to face third-place Auburn after that game with Alabama. Vanderbilt and Tennessee are both B-1 in th* SEC race. Auburn Is 9 3. The Commo­ dores and the Vols each have six conference games to play and there’s no leeway for slipups. Vamiy lias the edge in that the Commodores play five of their remaining games at home while Tennessee plays three on the road. ’ If neither loses another reg­ ular season contest, the two will meet in a playoff at Lex ingtnn. Ky , to determine the SEC champion and league rep­ PATR IC K . forw ard M A T IS . ... center _ . , fo rw a rd B R O W NELL ... . canter resentative in the NCAA play­ offs. There was no major actloi in the Southeast last night and will be none tonight or Fri­ day night. Pipe tobacco in a filter cigarette? > I like it! wtTowtamsfxmomtm This filter cigarette la packed with America’a best-tasting pipt tobacco -famous Half and Half. Get pleas­ ing aroma, great new taste. Try 8 pack today. »ra m mm A S IIE U . . gim I'd S p o rtH S T E R L IN G . . . p uni'd P a ra d e Nostalgia Brings On International Crisis NEW YORK ( U l 'l ) - A boy becomes homesick and before you know it yiju have a fullfledge international crisis. The hoy Is 20-year old south­ paw pitcher Mala noil Mura­ kami, who unwittingly has caused all the trouble because he lows his native Japan and happens lo like the San Fran­ cisco Giants, too. Murks ml wot one of three Japanese players sent over lo train with San Francisco last spring. The under stand lug was the Glints had the right to se­ lect any one of the three for *l(!,OO0. -i They chose Murkaml, sent him lo their Fresno farm club in the California League where he wou It games, saved 13 others in relief and lost seven. Along with that, he also be­ came homesick, so the Giant* recalled him near the.end of tha season and he wou one game for them. Now they'd like "him hack. But *o would the Nankai club in Japan, which signed him originally, A tug-of-war lias resulted, and the Japanese have taken their caso to Com­ missioner Ford Frick. They also have sent two emissaries, ex . White Sox pitcher Joe Slanka, who won 26 games in Japan last sea­ son, and Nankai coach Carl Hanta, to plead the Japanese cause. “ Wo feel Murakami belongs to ui," blanks aaya. "There’* a riause in hla contract that says II the boy become* homesick, tha Giant* will jgrant him his uncondi­ tional rolsaaa. Murakami al­ ready faaa aaid b« became homesick. Wo have ■ signed document which soya that and which also says ho wants to play in Japan this year. “ Th* Nankai dub originally sent bim over hero with the understanding he would be In the United State* only throe months," Slanka went on. Both Stinks tad Hanta agreed "the Giant* have been very fine ahoiil till' whole business anil have never mis represented Uie (aets in any way." They also agreed Murakami is “ a very contused young fel­ low right now." The Japanese baseball com­ missioner already lias said lie ItelicvTs Murakami should be allowed lo continue his U. S. career with the Giants. Nankai officials, however, say no dice. No wonder tha young telly Is copluscd. Boating Council Reverses Stand TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Tin- Florida Himting Coum-il has withdrawn support for a proposal to request state reg­ istration fee* for all motor boats, regardless of alia. Tha council did an aboutfac* on Its derision of aarlltr this year after deciding tha proposal was on "unpopular" one.. It agreed lo leave tha matter to lawmaker*. Under current law only mo­ tor boats exceeding 10 horse­ power era required to register and pay fees to the state. A gubernatorial representa­ tive on the council, which has added new facet since the in­ itial support, aaid th* pro­ posal ‘‘would ba vary unpop­ ular. I think the governor would veto I t " Tha group decided It should propose soma sort of registra­ tion, howavtr, if for no other reason than safety and ident­ ification. M IL L E R T D M I !A R N E S . , . HHHt. coach Better Golf-Through Exercise Little League . . . Kintril Hy Gary Player Written for NKA 3—Curl Any golfer who hopes to about well, know* that th* mm* must be sufficiently si mug This is the purpose of the curl. it is a vary simple exer­ cise beginqing with the arms at Ihe^aidr, and then lifting I he dumbclla to shoulder length. You should do between eight and 10 repetitions at tha beginning and when you have mastered this, go on to 12 or 16 repetitions. For proper breathing, in­ hale on th* up motion and exlittte on the down motion. NBA United Press International Eastern Division W. L. Boston 62 12 Cincinnati 40 28 Philadelphia 33 28 New York 22 40 Wester* Division w . L. L ob Angalaa 86 26 St. Louis 31 31 Baltimore 28 S3 Detroit 26 39 San Francisco 14 49 Wednesday's Results Boston 121 SL Louis 114 Los Angeles 118 Ntw York 98 Baltimore 126 Cincinnati 114 Only games ichcduled Thursday's Games St. Louli v» Boston at Provldanca Los Angtlss at Philadelphia Detroit va. San Francisco at Oakland, Calif. Only games achedulad Friday's Gam* Los Angelas at Baltimore , Only game scheduled PLA Y G O L F ' MEMBERSHIP $18.00 the* weekday Grains Fa* 11 Land O' Lakes Country Club Hwy. 17-82. Casselberry 838-2699 No Minor*. Carnival Mar. 6 Methodists Win, Methodisis Lose Exeltamant waa plentiful ai First Methodist slipped by Grata Methodist by a score of 64 to 62. The gam* was tight all tha way with Flrat Methodist railing 29-26 at half time. Paul Markus sliced the net* for 12 points in th* third quarter to pull Grace ahead 60-48 at the and of the third period. The lead exchanged hands aeveral times during tha final period wills First Methodist pulling U out o f th* bag In th* final seconds to win. Mutt Johnson took tha acoring honor* for Flrat Mathodist by bitting for 28 marker* followed by Tom Ley with 16. Racing ^ King SATURDAY F IN A L S ^ N IG H T R a c in g M A T IN E E S NIGHTLY 2 p.m . 8 in * *»u EXCEPT SUNDAY E x cin g « W e d ., F r i., S a t pERFEC T A S all programs! • THURSDAY - LADIES' NIGHT • Glias-encloacd Heated Grandstand and Clubhouse • Velrl Parking K E N N E L CLUB m u . 11 — tu Midway between Sanford A Orlando i BETTER SEE THIS O N E ! A 19f>2 PO N TIAC 3-SEAT S A F A R I WAGON. F U L L PO W ER A N D A IR CONDITIONING. SPOTLESS THROUGHOUT. V E RY SPE C IA L A T : ■ Markoa lad the Grace team with 24 point* followed by Earl Moore and Georg* Markoa with nine each. More action ia scheduled tor tonight when First Pres­ byterian meets rirat Methodlit at 7 p. m. and Gract Methodist goes against th* Fr*a Method lit at 1:16 at I Sanford Junior High gym. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! i Sorry — Committee members for the i Little League carnival were announced today. Tbr earnival will bn held March 6 at Ilia Seminole Little League Field in Caaaelberry starting 1 at 8 a. m. and continuing un­ til 10 p. m. Children planning to par­ ticipate in Little League ifumea should bring proof of aga *o they ran register that day. Each child should be *crompunltd by a parent. Com. mlttee members are: Barbecue, Lamar Cockrell. | Chuck Rowell and Dick Markland; gutes and booth, Claud* Beach, Charlta Mrlntosh and Tony Krecek; ride*, Darrell Griffin. Lonnie Applegate and Garrett Coyle; soft drink wagon, Joe 'LaFollette and William D. Means; program printing, Tom Parker, Lonnie Applagat* and Sonny Chrietman. (NEXT: Trirep Kick-Buck) Fight Date PARIS (U P I) — Rubin Hurricane Carter,, of Clifton, NJ., will fight Milo Calhoun, of Jamaica, BWI, in a 10roundar at th* Pall* dea Sport* Feb. 22. SIM PK IN S D IC K C O P E L A N D . . . couch . . guard f 91896 i ON 100 BRANDS FA R R ELL’S AR C A D E PAC K AG E STORK OPEN D A IL Y - I A . K . f : l t P. M. I l l B. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP TALU B STAMPS BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. PO N TIAC — BUICK SOI W. lit SANFORD . R AM B LE R 1501 W . l i t « �/ 1 b * * ®ljf '900 Volunteers Canvass Sunday For Heart Fund AanTirrS Yrralfr Feb. 18. 19(55 — Page 5 M ore $ $ Needed For Education’ Space Program In State Yields $142 Million The 1905 Heart Fund drive ■will reach a high point here Sunday when an army of mora than 900 local volunteers conduct a house-to-house can­ vass of communities in Sem­ inole County, Denary and Deltona, according to Mrs. George Mills, Sanford Heart Sunday chairman. "W e have re-doubled our G R EAT PROGRESS is being rnmie in the fight to conquer heart ilisefforts this year and four CHflt, Dr. Luis I’ercz (le ft), president of the Scminolc-DeRary Heart A s­ Heart Sunday chairmen have sociation tells the 19f>5 Heart Sunday chairmen. These four women are been named to lead the bell leaders in the Heart Fund campaign this year. From left. Mrs. Elizabeth ringing campaign in this ar­ Thomas, South Seminole division; Mrs. Nntherine Bently. Negro divi­ sion; Mrs. Teona Ammo, DcRnry-Dettona division, and Mrs.. George ea," Mrs. Milis said. Milis, Sanford area division. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas is chairman of the South Semi­ nole division, Mrs. Tecna Armao heads the Dellary-Deb tons volunteers with Hugh Booth ns co-chairman and Mrs. Katherine Bently ia leader of the Negro division, with Her­ bert Cherry as co-chairman. Sanford area captains under the direction of Mrs. Milis in­ clude Mrs. L. D. Tammy, Mrs. James Poovey and Mrs. J. C. Lavender with Mrs. Herbert Behrens in Paola; Mrs. Vic­ By Ted Morrllo * name* is a source of mystifi­ Southeast Asians, a* well tor Leviti in Lake Monroe; UNITED NATIONS, N. Y cation to Americans and of as Chinese, find familiar culiMra. J. C. Sasaman in Luke — (N'KA) — ."iforne-was never . frustration (o thp al^ns con nary item* in Chinatown, but ,vMary: Mra.' llarris h'olds, like this." That'* the nostalgic -eerned. Some of the visitors there are occasional gbps. Park Hidge; Mrs. James Wal­ cry ol hundreds of UN familie* heroically try to educate their Attache To Ngnc Thach of lin and Mrs. Clarence Sny­ hosts. South Viet Nam's UN mission der in Osteen; Mrs. James uprooted from distant lands and dumped into the complex* Venemeia's C a r i d Sosa- hasn't been able to locale any McKre, I.och Arbor; Mrs. j Ikes of New York' living. Hodriguri, former General hanh Iran. Paper-thin ami Ilorsce Bosrdman, North OrIt doesn’t take much to trig­ Assembly president, has in pitta sited, hanh Iran Is a Isndo; Mrs. W. J.. Alderman, sorted the hyphen as a gentle rice-flour staff of life to Viet­ ger cultural shock: Geneva and Mrs. Dempsey Dry cleaners are hard on hint that proper Latin Ameri namese Housewives wrap it Carnes, I.emon Bluff. African kentls. Supermarkets ran usage on tripledecker around chopped pork, mush­ — The- Heart office at. 116 don't stnrk~hanfrtrarr-for Virt ■namr-v—t* the middle or the room*, shrimp or oilier filling* Park Avenue will I k- Sanford tiamese nor batmali for Pa middle and last name, tile is and deep fiy il into cha gin, a Heart Sunday headquarters kistam*. Wearing galoshes of Mr. Sosa or Mr, Sosa Rodri­ kind of Vietnamese rggrolf. and the Sanford Atlantic Na­ fend* the sensibilities of In guez, not Mr Rodrigue; i Pakistan's Ambassador Sycd tional Bank will be open to dian ladle* in smart saris. Nissai Ycjjajiva nf the Thai Aitijad All brought a brace of accept collections, under direc­ Only a few atlached to the land delegation has simply cooks from home with him to tion of Howard Hodges, treas­ UN's IH New York foreign adopted the usage, M r . Ni- guarantee the authenticity nf urer of the Heart Association. delegations are bothered h> sai’ ’ His 3'a year-old son. dishes served ol Ills table All Captains in the South Sem­ the large issue clashes of uran and Vcjjajtva, has in soys that New York specially inole area under thr direction which international incident* horded tiic problem and a re stores prui nie nearly all the of Mrs Thomas Include Mrs. are made: mugger attaiks on laled solution at his nursery necessary cooking ingredients George Huliar and Mis. Marge ■But we hove to import diplomats. |*iliro discourtes). school he's known among his Wright, Howell Park; Mis. racial discrimination playmates and teacher* a* our own hasiuall and silver Troy Overstreet, Casselberry; I’oom ' paper." In- adds Private conversations with Mrs. Carrie lthoades, t.ongDelegates a c c l a i m New The foi uu-i is a Pakistani UN people from I pper VuJta wood; Mrs. Esther Battle, to Paraguay, Irom t'u|M n- Vork e unique among the nee highly regarded lor its Sanlando Springs; Mrs. I.uthhagen to Taipei show lh.it the world s cities In offering foods Ml Idie II.ivor Tile loiter is an er Miles, Forest City; Mrs. biggest gripe* echo those of for anv palate, however exo­ Xralnati Night' version ol Jerry Kckerd, Rolling Hills; resident Americans puli* silver T b e > tic Helen mg to tlie main Rev Molds \\i op Mrs. Tony Itussi, English range from the cosl of living stioel ol tlie local Gorm.ill lie dell inlo i o' i .»eb Hull sheet* Estates; Mrs. Maude Chubb, and housing shortages to hot i oiomimily s \oikvi le. Dr and folded .Hound sweets Lake Howell; Mrs. Mary tlenocked crosstown traffic Edgar tiers*in of Wi-*f tier Such candies .ire eaten as l> Gurre, l.ake Brantley; Mrs. and surly bus drivers silver w i oppntg and oil many'» tlelegalum s.o Eugene Taylor, Altamonte "iin Mitn Street, we ■an gel Oil Ho- *,ntonal sole, loco! However, alien living is Springs and Mrs. C. C. Jones, complicated by old country any tiling we need lot our kil wmler» ,iiu de.idlv to litslnnn Bear Lake ald< t N wives Imm lutlia custom* that don I always i hen Assisting the South Semi­ travel well to New York Wisl Afllc.Uls say lb,it (lie onil Pakistan, many of whom nole volunteer women will he Ambassador Liu l Inch ot food stalls and bodegas o] wear exquisite siik sari* orn.i 36 members of the Lyman '(Inn a, for instance, admits Spani'h Harlem ate a suit meiitcd with gold stltehniii High School science classes that the city's last pace does able substitute foi the open tin- wtap.itoimd dies* wo* ,b who toured the J. Ilillts Mil­ n't leave me tune lor my sha an in-•i ki ' - ol Nigi i la oi -igio it tor ih liejlle slippeis or ler Medical i enter at Gaines­ dow boxing '* He is a di votei ( ameroiin \n \frie*u dietary sandals not *sir Ameiu.m ville last year under the spon­ t ol tai fill, an ancient foi III of staple |,mild in both, lor m winter footgear As one new sorship of the Florids Heart ralesthemcs designed to keep statue, is plantain- Hie nut comer faring her llrst winter Association. sire green banana also favor lamented tile muscles toned. South Seminole Heart Fund The spelling, pronunciation ed by I.atm Amurleans as a "How can I look due m headquarters will lie in the and arrangement of foreign starchy cooking vegetable sari and galoshes V Casselberry firs station. In DeBary, Deltona and En­ terprise leadership of the Heart Fund volunteers Include Mrs. Myron Accurdi, Mrs. Hsiel Peznld, Mrs. Marion Roberts, Mrs. Viola Leone, Miis Kay Ryan, Mrs. Ethel Clark, Mrs. Helen Snodgrass, Mrs. Cecile Hayhurst and Mrs. Mary Tucker. Glenn Smith is business chairman. Central collection point will he at Mrs. Armao’a home, 60 Park Lane Collections headquarters for the Negro division will he at the Cherry Plaza on West if if 13th Street, Mrs; Bently an­ 06 I’ llOOF BUUIIBDN nounced. Saris, Snow Don’t Mix New York Triggers Cultural Shock For Some UN Delegates WASHINGTON (U P I) California again led the nation in procurement spending by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), an annual report showed to­ day. NASA’s annual procurement report for fiscal 1964 said that the space agency spent 11,663 billion with California firms during the last fiscal year. The national total was $3.49 billion. . • "The large proportion plac­ ed in California," the report said, "reflects the heavy con­ centration in that state of firm* in the aerospace and electronics industries." Next was Louisiana with $286 million. Rounding out the top 10 were Missouri, $272 million; New York, $251 mil­ lion; Texas, $149 million; Ala­ bama, $146 million; Florida, $142 million; Massachusetts, $79 million; M aryl aml, $70 million; New.Jersey. $63 mil­ lion. On a regional basis, the Far West was again the leader in iiscal 1961 with a total of fl 692 billion In NASA' procurement contracts. .* ' ‘-Y i :• TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Floridans, according to sev­ eral top educators, can afford to spend a lot more than they do on higher education—and they ought to lot lawmakers and other officials know about H. This basic message was hammered out three times at an educators luncheon design­ ed to help win public support (or a record $415.3 million general revenue appropriation for higher education for Ihe next two years. "Although Florida is at the bottom of the list of 12 South­ eastern slate* in aupporl of higher education, we head Ihe list in per capita income." observed Dr. J. Broward Cul­ pepper, executive director of the Board of Regents. Florida A4M University , i president George W. Gore Jr. ' concurred, adding that ‘‘na- . ■■ ’ >! A ff* v * * ' , y x. j / > 72ml b i r t h d a y cake right under veteran en­ Du- ranteV famous achnozzola at a New night club. '* York •'*' * ’ Vi ’•! f T Lets Do \ B u sin e ss ■K ^T ogether ,m ’ TAMPA tU P I)—Polk County citrus grower William G. Boc is seeking a new- trial in his damage suit against a phos­ phate plant which he said is J killing off some of his fruit | because of its discharge*. j His attorneys, who filed for a new trial, said the first court decision favoring the phos­ phate plant reflected. "Juani-1 fest errors of Inw and fact." > 4 • .. • >*.v 5 *.-a ‘ ‘ •Excellent Service Too" Striekland-Morrison Ford, Inc. W. Park *U -89t* -Lf . Vfv -.. i T h is s y n th e tic p r o d u c t th re a te n s to b lo w u p F lo r id a ’s g r e a t c it r u s in d u stry . Department Store " A O NE STOP BEVERAGE CENTER” i f Don Q Rum Former Resident John B. Kesrney, 76. for­ mer Sanford resident fog to yeirs until moving to Winter Park 18 months ago, died Tuesday at an Orlando nurs­ ing home. A native of Bradford. Pa., he wss a transportation driver for a creamery company for 25 years ia Detroit, Mich.. *nd a member of the Moose in Bradford for 49 years. Survivors are bis wife. Mrs. Deborah Kesrney, of Winter Park; a stepson, John Russell Kearney, of Royal Oak, Mich., and six grandchildren. Garden Chapel Home for ‘ Funerals, Orlando, 1* in charge of arrangements. Funeral Notice K E I R X K V , JOHX ■ ■— F u n tt .l H r r l c . i for John B K . o r p . f , fl , who dtod T u . i d . r , will bo h. M si II a. m. f r l dor ol :ho (Jordon Chop.I Homo (or Filnorolo. Orlando, with Booth or Dolo C. Zink o f ­ fi cio u s# . Bur 1*1 will ho In Ooklown Momorlol »**rh. Sanford, Oord.n Chop.l Horn* two f u a h r a i * La o b u g o . Canadian Rare imported i f Barclay Gin I s t h s W 5 3 St ks * 9 , s Dies In Orlando i f 7 Crown ic $2 99 i f Scotch i f Bourbon^ Scottish* Majesty 3 sths j m 75 3 5 t h s n \ 15 PRICES | j Supreme 80 Proof 3 5 thsW S i f Schenley ★ Canadian Mist 3 s i f a $I O ’ 5 GOOD ALL WEEK OPEN 8 A.M. T I L M IDNIGHT ■PINECREST SANFORD, F L A . SHOPPING d a v e rsc H ie d Discover how this danger is affecting our State’s economy, Florida agriculture and you. Vodka Ice Cold Beer And Soda — Chain Store Prices ti | 5th 5th if Samovar Imported 3 5 t f a * I I 50 , * 3 88 i f St. Croix Rum Jim Beam | if Old Medley Melrose Rare lij | | CENTER | H IG H W A Y 1 7 -9 2 J Up North, where they can’ t grow orange trees, chemiaU have figured out a way lo make aynthetic fruit flavor* and acll them againat natural Florida Citrus products. Fake dtrua flavors don’t depend on Florida Citrus growers. Fake citrus prod­ uct* are made cheaply . . . sell at low prices . . . and advertise big. They pump in synthetic Vitamin C and tell people all over the country that these inexpensive chemicals are just as good as real citrua products; In less than eight short months, one synthetic product took advantage of our Irecze-induced citrus shortage and as a result has inherited and swept aWay over ,12% of our total frozen orange concen­ ■ You’ll Save Money And He Happier In A ‘65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. LIQUOR \ w V ’VJ- Citrus Grower Asks New Trial NUMBERS decorated a Jimmy He said Ihe higher education bond issue program approved by the 1963 Legislature has not begun lo salve the college building program or freed Ihe general revenue fund from ed­ ucational demands. * ... tertainer lionaliy our ranking among the 50 states is almost as bad." Dr. Marshall W. Hamilton, president of North Florida Ju­ nior College at Madison, in­ jected a similar observation. trate market. This success, mind you, comes in face ol the fact that frozen orange concentrate never hns been used regularly by more than 30% of America's families. Big national promotions on synthetic orange products are hurting our Florida Citrus business badly. And people will continue to bqlicve that these cheap sub­ stitutes are as good as the real thing if they hear it often enough and if nobody fella them otherwise. Florida will aufler even further if this trend is allowed to continue. Employ­ ment, wages, property values, purchas­ ing power, our entire economy stands in jeopardy . . . at this very moment. Agribusincss,3-billion dollars worth of it, is Florida's biggest industry. W e can­ not afford to have Citrus, its major eco­ nomic factor, relegated to the fate of the buggywhip. As wc all know, there are no substitutes for real citrus products con­ taining the natural flavor of the Florida sun. W e need support now from everyone . . . everyone who believes that Florida'a Citrus industry should combat thia com­ petitive threat vigorously and actively. For additional information on how you can help solve this critical problem write to; Mr, R. W. Rutlsdgs, Executive Vice P res id en t, F lo rid a C itrua M u tu al* Lakeland, Florida. �* « / » <• V .-J* I ' ** . • *t ■• Ol|r ftonfnrh Page fl — Feb. 18, 196B | ^rralb Medical Exams Reveal Virginity Among Married Hundreds o f w lv*« txtwsm the agst of 17 and 47, m*rrled from periods of from on« to SI years, proved upon madleal examination to be virgins. They told psychologist. Dr. John Blazer who was doing a study o f virginity In mar­ ried women, that they had ref reined from having relations with their husbands for variety of reasons: fsar of pain, belief that the aex set is "nasty" or "wicked,” fear of pregnancy, dislike of con­ traceptives. A fter etudying the repties, Dr. Blazer, who was formerly with the Mental Health Clin­ ic, Bristol, Virginia, conclud­ H ALF-SIZE SURPRISES— Youthful elegance in the keynote o f then* ed that the one thing the wom­ custom-size designs by Arlane Mlrcau for Young Viewpoint, Lined, prin­ en have In common is ignor­ cess dress (le ft) in willow green textured silk has rolled collar, tab and ance. None of the reasons giv­ button detail and the new above-the-elbow sleeve. Am el and linen, nubbyen would be enough to account textured knit three-piecer (center) ia in pale blue, edged in white. Beige for the continuing failure to two-piece ensemble (righ t) in textured pure silk will fit into any slot of consummate a marriage. the social calendar. Jacket is'lightly front-fitted and straight in back. The doctor conclude* that if the woman and her husband ran obtain adequate acientific knowledge and guidance from a qualified doctor, nurse, or psychologist, at least some of the women might be helped By Jaae Casselberry to overcome their blocks and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Balmer have a normal married Ufa. of_S. Triplet Dr. hare a i their gueeitf ftiiftwd We*h* bar par­ ent*, Mr. and Mr*. Carl Raea er, of Glllett, Pr. * * conducted by the president, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tharp of Mr*. C. D. Perry. A request Lao, Iod., were guaet* this was made for good used cloth­ weak of Mr. snd Mrs. Hirold ing, jewelry, stamps snd cards Kryder of 1402 Lake Dr. The * PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., FED. 21st. for World Gardening. Tharp* were entertained by Those present were Mme*. their host* with side trip* to C. D. Perry.,W . A Y u m . F. Weeklw*chee Springs,— Day­ A. Pslmer, R. F. Robison, My­ ton* Beach, Cape Kennedy, ron Smith, Paul Johnston, J. and the Citrus Tower as well R. Wells, E. D. IHnehsrdt, W. ■s many local point* of inter­ H. Wray, II. C. Fiapp, Clyde est. Ramsey, I r v i n Fleischer, GREEN MINT ^ Charles Weaver, L. E. Lceper, Us* th* empty waxed catWilliam Bristol, A. E. Me- tag* eheea* container* for Calium, Dr. Doris Cline and mixing paints, storing nail* ■nd dozens of other uits. I. E. Batten. Casselberry MISS CAROLE D ELUCIAN, loft, Judge In Junior Mias Skating Sweetheart content at Skate City, presents second place trophy to Miss Colleen Marie Holly from Miami. Frank Schneider, Orlando judge, congratulates _ Miss Jo Ann Krug from Fern Park with third place trophy. MISS SHERRY KER SEY, is crowned “ Junior Miss Skating Sweetheart" by Doris Williams, Sanford Herald Society Editor, at Skate City Valentine skating contest. — * • •: ■ sided over the business meet­ ing and announced that the annual luncheon will be held at Creighton's in Winter Park In March. Plans are in the making for a Bake Sate and also for the annual beach party, which will be in June at New Smyrna Heath. A letter waa read from Capt. Swanson thanking the Chapter for their outstanding work In package wrapping and the check they presented to the‘Navy Belief Fund. Other members attending were l.inda MrKce, Hope Schirard, Ginger Moran, Mary Ann Bruce Shirley Higgins and June Brodie. % ill . , t i , :,"t V t \\ M pean trip in May on the S. S. France and the other a 22 daytrip in September. Mrs. MeBean has made over 25 trips abroad and loves to travel. She knows thr remote places of Interest from her many Dip*. Mr. and Mr. William Heneghan are cnterlminittg Mr. er-in law, Mr. and Mra. Frank Hrnrghan'a sister and brothCemnmne of Bridgeport, Conn. They have been visiting plares of interest in Florida. ft e • • • Good posture adds the fin­ ishing touch to a pleasing ap­ pearance. It's a priceless ad­ dition and doesn't cost a cent. 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NO. 500 j- i $1.78 Aspirin . . . . 98c $1.49 Maalox Liq. 12 oz. 88c 83c Ban Roll-On Deod. 63c 14 oz. Hair Spray . . . 79c $2.00 Home Permanent $1.00 A wad of absorbent cotton in n funnel will serve a s s good quick filler for thin liq­ uids, for Lovely Ladies During Feb. Wed. n* Thurs. 98c Mouth Wash . . . 67c ^ 69c Polid en t. . . . . . . . 53c $3.98 ViDaylin Liq. . $2.89 p A strong solution of borax will remove most fruit stain* from washable items. • • • K A T H Y TOOKE, left, and Hope Schirard, prenent check to Chaplain L. J. McDonald of SNAS for the Navy Relief Fund. The check represents proceeds from u g ift wrapping project at the elation by members of Gamma Omega Chnpter o f Epsilon Slgmn Alpha. Ml • $1.00 Old Spice Talcum 87c 76c Crest Toothpaste . 53c 3 NORWICH fif\ By Mrs. John I^nne ard Ade of Ambler, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Salis­ Mrs W. A llunler of Alls bury of Azalea Dr, have a* their house guests, Mr. and Vista entertained guests at s Mrs. C. P. Moon of Morris dinner party honoring Miss vitte, Pa. Mildred C. Hotchkiss and Dr. T. It, While Her other guests Mrs. Herman Batson, Mrs. were Mrs Preston McBcan, George A. Spaulding and Mrs. Mrs. E. Khoptaugh, Mrs. L, Gregory Kesslnlck will honor Bsmshurgh and Miss I>cna Mjss Margaret Sutherland Garland of Dcl.and. Brenmer with a bridal show er at the homo of Mrs. Gre­ Mrs. Preston McBcan of Ole­ gory Kesscnieh on Plumosa ltd,, Saturday, February 20 ander Lone, DeBary, has been making plans for two tours. from 3 to S p. ni. On* will l>e a two month Euro­ Mr. and Mrs. John Ttsyfuse of Plumoss Bd. entertained Mrs. Hayfuae'a son and daugh­ ter-in law, Mr and Mrs. Rich- To prevent petal' blight on azaleas drench soil with Perban in the fall of year. Just before bloom and during blooming, spray with Zincb. This treatment applies to ca­ mellias, too. Use Simazine, either gran­ ular or solution, for lawn pests. Do not use Simazine on flower beds. Evergreens may be trim­ med now Feed Easter lilies. A business meeting was ^ DeBary Personals Mrs. E. VVdson of Azalea Dr. entertained the following guests at a Dessert Bridge: Mrs. Bay Kneetand, Mrs. Al bed Salisbury, Mr*. Walter Vincent. Mr* Eric Johnson, Mrs. William notch, Mrs, Bo bert Andrews and Mrs. Ern­ est Jlilberg. D i r t g a r d e n e r s c ir c l e Dirt Gardeners Circle of the * Sanford Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Floyd Pal­ mer recently and heard Dr. Darby speak on insecticides and Ipring'preparation. MM. i DRUG SPECIALS! Garden Circles Sorority Plans Forthcoming Events Mrs. Terry Smith waa a re­ cent hostess to the monthly meeting of Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al­ pha. - - Mrs,— Kirby Fit* -was In charge of the program and each memner telling their ver­ sion of relaxation was highly relaxing. Mrs. II. E. Tooke, III, pre­ W E EK -EN D Personals 'H fn i'U k o A . Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And "Ernie" hfjiia Cor. 1st A Magnolia Phone 822-2482 > 4 �•. } I • t- • m C a m e l l i a C ir c le C o n d u c t s W o r k s h o p * * ', •*• ** , *»*# • *•• ,■ F lo w e r S h o w In flower thow work, deilgn t>ot be able to determine iu ffljr franforb Rrralh A fToup of Interested flower| fore beginning the placing of I Mr*. Woodruff Illustrated the led for every design: spike, t o ’ or focal materials, to place at'llonal type*. to use to Wend Feb. 18. 196f> — P a g e 7 Is of primary importance, al­ actual site. irrangera met Tuesday at the |materiala. types of pl»nt materials need* (form the outer edges; target |center of interest, and tranal-ithe first two mentioned. Pinecrest Baptist Fellowship though the arranger'a Inter­ Mr*. Starke showed the Mali to practice their ’ ’ skills pretation of a theme, the con­ group a number of appropriate at ■ workshop sponsored by dition of the materiala used, containers and , accessories New Shipment Camellia ClrcUe. and the degree of her original suitable for usf In arranging Sf.OO And Up Instructing was Mrs. Frank Ity of thought and perfection miniature designs In addition L. Woodruff III, an accedited of technique are also given to small scale foliage and L amateur flower show Judge consideration. flowers. For home uje, she and skilled designer. She em­ Mrs. Woodruff gave many indicated that permanent flowphasized in her opening lec­ hints to help with the mechan­ era might be used but aakl ture the importance of plann­ ical aspect of arranging, auch these materials were forbidden ing the shape of the design beas the use of wire to group In all flower shows. several atema together be­ Following the discussion ot fore inserting them in a hold design principles, each person er, ways of placing flowers of attending designed one or the same site ao that they ap­ more arrangements which pear to be of varied aizea and were shown individually to the lengthening items by placing group! Each design was ana­ them in the hollow stalks of lyzed by the Instructor who gladiolai. pointed out the merits and In reference to the minia­ faults, giving concrete ways NEW YORK (b T I) - Dpar ture display instructed by Mrs. In which they might be im­ Bank: Just what do you have Metis Starke, Mrs. Woodruff proved or made more distin­ in mind? pointed out that in reality a ctive. When you tell a housewife miniature la the reproduction she is worth $159.34 a week Proceeds from the work­ of a Urge arrangement on a arc you trying to woo her, shop will be presented by Cam­ small scale. It is necessary coddle her, or stir her to ellia Circle to the building G iftn - Cards - Books that every part of a miniature bloodless coup? fund of the Garden Club of 210 E . F irs t S t. have the proper size relation­ One of the most relentlessly ship. She mentioned that If a Sanford. altruistic institutions on the photograph were made of a MRS. L, A. BATEM AN, left, a uuest nt the TH E C A M E L L IA CIRCLE of the Sanford Garden Cluh recently held a national scene, a bank, has miniature, the viewer should Camellia Workshop, and Mrs. Mettn Stnrke of workshop at the Pinecrest Baptist Church in conjunction with the forththis day erected notices aim­ the Jacarnnda Circle, nre holding unique minia­ coining Flower Show, “ Tributo To The Twenties." Seated left to right ed at assessing the total gross To keep gloves clean, rov­ ture arrangements which Mrs. Rlnrke created Job worth of one of the most are Mrs. James Osborn, n uuest and Mrs. Clark Rruestle, new Camellia 11E A U TV f f llO P er with tissue paper. Leather as she showed cxnmples and demonstrated ideas charmingly positive — the member. Standing at tho left is Mrs. Donnld Hamm, Camellia president, Only Senior Ueaulielane must he able to "breathe" and and methods to obtain the most effective results American housewife. tend* to discolor if stored in in mininturc desgns. and nt the left is Mrs. R. F. Graham Jr., treasurer. Featuring Kiceptlonally Fine After consulting with econo­ air-tight plastic. mists, accountants, and other • • • P erm an en t W a v es thinking machines, a New Loosen bedding from under­ From g .5 0 York bank announced that if neath the mattress before the country’s housewives got taking it o ff the hrd. This Corner Oak A Commercial paid for just 12 of their house­ procedure protects against Phone 322-3911 hold occupations at the going ripping. Wood rose Circle Small white spots on the i a tired camellia and azalea rate paid other folka for The Deltona Combo fur­ Tha Deltona Clvir Associa­ Inasmuch ns camellia* and petals are the first clue— fertilizer for best results. these Jobs, their yearly worth nished the iRusic and refresh­ azaleas are now in bloom, it when heavy dews, fogs, or held theirValentine An interesting sidelight on would be more than $350 bil­ tion party and dance at the Civic ments consisting of cake, ire is best to give them extra the camellia* is how it got it* lion. rain come, the flower will col­ mime. It was discovered in This..is figured on the basis Center on Saturday evening, cream and coffee were serv. water. Soak them well ns lapse into a slimy moss by IChina by a Jesuit priest narrtthe blooms take so much of 30 million housewives, each Feb. 13th. Almost 200 Del­ ed during intermission._ the second day. • • Combo trader, Zerald Mal­ moisture out of the plant. tona realdenta bad a real ’ rd Kamil in the late 1800'* working 99 6 hours a week. In fart, a habit of spray Hr brought the plntit to Eng­ lard, introduced Harold Jen­ Azalea petal blight is a At $159 34 a week the yearly ball. kins and Sally Gerrity who hazard that must lie eonsid- ing starting ns the buds land and ftom there it was wage would be $8,285.63. conduct the Saturday Square ered at this time of the year. show color and continued I introduced to the United The housewife was called SLEEP GIMMICKS "a powerful, though neglect­ CHICAGO (C P !) — There Dances at the Center. Mr. The trouble maker is a fun­ three week* d u r i n g the States. It received its name, ,camellia, in honor of Kamil. ed, force in the economy . . , seems to be no end of gim­ Mallard also introduced his gus disease spread from blooming *ea*nn will help. Both azalea* and ramrllia* but not even included in our micks to help people fall wife, Mary, who was born flower to flower by wind RexaJI Check camellia* immediate­ -tumid he will mulched. Now 1.50 Re ie II HAIR SETTIN6 statistics!" asleep, a survey by the Sleep nn St. Valentine’s Day. The currents—even by gardenrrs sang "Happy themselves by using contam­ ly for icnle, isn Hie buds will is a good time to plant or LOTION or OIL .... ........— •** facial If her contribution were Institute of the Spring Air Mat­ guy crowd Birthday” to Mary. 1.50 Raiatl SHAMPOO with EGB go inated garden tool on healthy fail to bloom if it is not con­ transplant both, hut they counted, the Gross National tress Co,, Chicago, shows. Clzmi and conditions, 16 It. or. * Two beautiful plants were pisnt*. The effect of the trolled. Ishould he planted shallow. Product "would shoot up more For noise, there are ear Soft, strong, FEVER THERMOMETERS 9 -2 .0 0 KaUhllsherl r a m * I 11 a * When fertilizing or mulching than 35 per cent to around plugs, acoustical ear muffs given away as door prises. trouble ran rasity he simulat­ Dial racial, or Hub--------- * '* $*** Several set* of square danees around azaleas or camellia* should receive a feeding ed by throwing a pail of boil­ $900 billion." sod even an electrical device A branch of a bank named that emits a steady hum to were interspersed during the ing wuter over a choice plant 'around tho middle of Feb­ n-member not to dig as you ruary. t'se a tvliuldo but j may damage the root system. while it is in bloom. Chase Manhattan put up illus­ drown out the other sounds. rvening. 1U trated placards to this effect For snoring, there's an elastic i Chair woman, Florence Poir­ 0 120 W 12 ier, recited some compliment­ in Its windows. Each was tit­ hand the snorcr can wear to ary poetry dedicated to all R.z Ray VAPORIZER 3 99 led: "What a Wife Worth?" keep his or her mouth shut Gallon »iia, automatic ihutofT — —— thnse who took part in the One said a newspaper help- There's also a snore ball 190 P f HI MULTI VITAMINS a winding' up wanted ad for the little wo-, worn on the back ol the pa nt rangeim-nts, One 1ablet Daily. 1001 — — — with a Valentine tribute. man would have to read: "R e­ jamas to discourage sleeping Chiwabli MULTI VITAMINS Second Vico President Her­ quirements — intelligence, en­ on the back tie lie reel to tie Hfnil hull flavored- 60* man 1*i ico was his usual effiergy, and skill at 12 different one cause of snoring B rilo 5ct rient self in a talk he gave Rexalf occupuations; hours, 99 6 per | thanking the Indira of the week; salary, none." Water house plum* plenti­ I S A N IT A R Y auxiliary who worked so hard Another told husbands to fully every few days, rather B R O O M I NAPKIN S to make the party a sucres* Regular Mjm1It consider themselves great bar-1 than with u small amount ev­ Cora Soft Hold, or Ci\u«l and in handling the door gain huntcra — and lucky too ery day. Unlit. •hiorbent. prize drawing*. —and ad vised wives to pat Visitor* from a* far away their own backs but not to ask ' the groceries. . .** a* Orlando and Daytona h>r cash because the old man! Mrs. John Talbelle of Man Beach attended and stayed probably couldn't afford it. r Rexall. SAVE W lt H hsttan; "Will l comment? Until the end. R e x o ll V IT A M IN S LINE g l X A l t ’S CONOMY llere'a the Lank’s breakdown, Yeah. Most husbands are too • "E-------. .. On* Tablet Daily The Association I, a d I a a 801 WATI* »0TUI, 2 qL ™d------- '* '• of the average housewive’s ' dumb to know this. Moat Yeir’z supply! PERMANENTS Auxiliary anticipate* another EOUMTAIN ITRIMOI, toth etlechmenU U S J41 1 tasks, with columns showing housewives figures! it out long party and dame to lie held Choose COMBINATION ITEINEI and . .» K ixr the number of hours she I ago, The husbands, if they during the Easier holiday*. KLENZO Mouthwash Water Bottle------------spends on each per week, the haven’t figures! it by now, are Detail* will lie givrn later. E O L D IN fi ITEINEL 2 qt, P>n*------J Ruby red. spicy flavor. going rale per hour on the too dumb to figure it out Antiseptic. IULB STIINBt. white rubber -------- T.Jl labor market, and the value ever Why la the bank doing Alb-w- two In three day* to ___ *_______ e as.________ * per week: this? I don't know— I guess to thaw a large whole frozen Job Hours Rate Yalut butter up women; they’re Hit- turkey in the refrigerator, Mi-31 Mouthwash Nursemaid 44 5 $1,25 $55 63 ones who take rare of the says the IJ.S. Department of Ambsr color, vrakaup 12 Dietitian tarts. Antiseptic. Agriculture. 33 Food Buyer U 1 Cook RUBBING ALCOHOL 62 Dishwasher I ma quality, body rub. Housekeeper 17.5 Isopropyl. laundress 59 Seamstress !.» BUFFERED ASPIRIN Prsctical Raiall Brand — eoa’t Nurse upset tha stomach. Mamtcnsnce Wan I T 2 25 3 83 Gardener 23 1 55 3 51 Birdseye DIAPERS Chauufeur 2 0 2 20 4 40 Super toft and absorbTotal M.« $159.34 Two housewives, picked •omewhat at random from 3 lbs. .59 New York City and a little New T - 1' York town, tended to somewhat OfODORANT Cara Noma Cream er Rollae, rag 1.00at.____ 50 belittle both husbands and IflUT ETAICB, Raiall Instant 24 0*. "SUPPORT HOlltRY banka and somewhat further - Spwntai "Tups/ Shear,* aaaeilast, pr, U0UI0 onUUNT. ckar ar pi*. 22 fl. * . ----upgrade housewifely worth, BABY PANIt Mr#. Irving M. Peck of MutCOLD WATT! WASH, l» » d *f " M . * -- --------Vlayt. bloomar styti. s.m.UI,______ .4 pairs .59 tontown, N." Y., said of the BOBBY PINT SPOT ItMOYTE, liquid, * -- ---------------- ' 400 rubber lipped, black si bnxut _ __________88* bank flguraa: ’Well, I'd go a|«« DIAMPOO, Bqidd. PV*----— ............ — ~ TENNtJ BAUI long with that. But wait . . . Professional quality. Only _ _ _ _ _ _ _3 for 2.00 I ’d jack It up to $200 a week ILLfOTPOtt eilMlB. fcmonMad. 2$ *■ ™ FOOT $0X When I start to think of all Ladies' toll tarry, stretch, toil!*, pair, ______ 39 WINDOWCUANtl. aaiosoL 15 «• — ■— these scores around here! . . HUT PAD FLOORWU. liquid, quart--------tlactrar. 3-heat, eat proof, (uarentHd ____ 3.99 And quite a few women don't KAiOR BLADIt F M N m m W AL t o * SlOec-a, • t . -- -------------- ™ have a ear—have to carry the Stainless steal, 10 la * tflsptiutr---- _____ .79 Drill •( marry Colon...H AEROSOL nJRNrTVRI H «• ------------- ,7B EMVIlOPtt lovely. A rainbow of ihadei U la pack _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Spring Jewelry A Wife’s Worth? 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' Pinecrest (pimcJuL&i 17-92 South P .h 3packs.99 le w Sean am r»o«isi Tsz, in soil stripes run pcrosi the Shopping Center LKHwETT PHONE 322-7913 DRUG PHONE 322-7913 �. ) > M M M M IS W im e M H M M M R a M r tM M a M W S K M a A V Hemerocallis Mrs. Joe A. DeKleva Shower » . t « » ■ . * • By Maryann Mile* |Schopke, France* Nalley, Lyle I Taul Carlson, Gibson Cook, Su-1 ham, Robert Moore, Robert Mrs. L. G. Stubbs was bos-1 Christenson, Inna Lundmark,J sic Sncllcnbcrgcr, V. G. Burn-JCiark and Robert Pierson, less recently at her spacious Palmy Beach Drive home In Forest City to a stork shower for Mr*. Joe A. DeKleva. Assisting Mm . Stubbs as co­ hostesses were Mrs. C. F. Fields and Mrs. Bruce Klerstead. The DeKleva heir arrived on January 24 and was named James Joseph. The party area was color­ fully decorated In blue and white with Items familiar to the ato'k used in the decor. Clever game* were played with Mrs. Stubbs presenting an amusing reading telling of the hardship* of the new father. Special, guest was Mrs. Joseph G. DeGleva from Che*, wick, Penna. She and Mr. De­ Kleva are visiting and enjoy­ ing their new grandson. Other Invited guest* were ; i h ' Y r the Mmes. E. II. Johnson, Esabelle Hoirle. Henry Jones, L m 1 Earl Emde, Allen Forward, MRS. L. G. RTUimS In pmirlntf punch for Mrs. Joe A. DeKleva, honnrec Eugene McGeen. Gerald of a recent shower at the Stubbs Forest City home. Mrs. C. F. Fields and Brown, James Potter and Lu­ Mrs. Bruce Kierstad, left, were co-hofttesses and at the riKht is Mrs. ther Mile*. Joseph 0. DeKleva, the honoree’s mother-in-law from Cheswick, Penna. Also the "Mmes. Robert tr ) d fjjm B M a k sJ lA TT* By Mm . II. L. Johnson Tiifrc 8 — Feb. 18, 1065 VrratB Donna Howland. 'Belle Of The fo h W J l Mark Werley Honor Guest On Personals spread the cold germ* Even though her laundry sn-ms fresher than springtime when she takes it out ol the wash­ ing machine, it still ran Ikplaying host U, an army of un pleasant germ* This t* the conclusion reach ed in tests of home laundry methods tiy the Department of Agriculture's Clothing and Textile Laboratory. As many as 30 kinds of harlrria ran survive tite o»ua! washing pro­ cess despite the vast selection of sinl* and detergents, the government researchers re­ ported As a result of the test* the researchers recom­ mended that housewives use disinfectants In ttioir wash. 12th Birthday SA ft M ENS SLACKS V A R IE T Y OF FABRICS — INCLUDING — »■ ORLON & WOOL ALL WOOL, SELECT YOUR EARLY! With Mrs. Moss ftanfnrS By M m . II. L. Johnson [Saturday night for the annual I with their director, Miss Ol-lo'clock saw the new "belle Mr*. Carl Mo** was hostcaa The students lounge of Semi- Glee Club Ball. , I lie Reese Whittle, created a L f the ball" being seated cm at her Lake Mary home to the nole High School was the scene| The Glee Club officers along t lovely setting which at tcn jhcr throne >nd crownwi by February meeting of the Item last year's belle, Miss Sherry erocallis Garden Club, As­ Thrasher sisting Mrs. Moss as cohosThe setting was a small teas was Mrs. Watson Reel. The meeting wai opened stage with steps which led with a devotional by Mrs. M. up to an ornamental white * > i-S* B. Smith. Mrs. Robert Zit■loveseat. A white archway en­ trower presided over the bustwined with red camellias and inesa session. greenery was placed over the The club member* agreed loveseat throne. On each side to change the meeting to the of the throne were placed or­ third Friday night of the namental white chairs for the month. runners-up t i the belle. Small Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. M. palms were placed at differ­ B. Smith and Mrs. Robert ent parts iif the lounge. Martin were appointed a com­ The tables were decorated mittee to study the setting up with glass stai candle holders of by-laws for the club to be holding white candles. Around presented at the March meet­ the candles were red camel­ ing. A nominating committee lias and greenery. Each place was also appointed. card and date card were de­ Mr. Copeland of Mona’s corated with small red hearts Flower and Gift Shop gave a and m l pencils. demonstration on flower ar­ ranging and valuable tips for Chosen by the judges as the creative designs. He created "Belle of the Ball’’ was Miss a beautiful triangular arrange­ Donna Howland, with Miss ment of yellow daffodils and Karen Thornell as first runused lavender fugi mums in a nerup and Miss Michele Jones pyramid shape. He stressed as second place. the combination of streamers Miss Howland's escort was and bows in adding distinction MISS M ICHELE JONES, left, was second runner up in the annual Glee David Lanier. Jack Beckwith to an ordinary arrangement Flub Ball o f Seminole INyth School. Pictured with Miss Jones from the escorted Miss Thornell and for weddings and other occas­ left are Miss Ollie Reese Whittle, Glee Hub Director. Donna Howland, Mif 5 lticky Walstrom wa» Miss ions. "Belle o f the Ball" and Karen Thornell, first runner up. Jones escort. Buddy BurtonT Delicious refreshments were president of the Glee Club, and served at the close of the his date led in the grand 2 medium tomatoes 2 cups thinly sliced unpared meeting to the 14 members march. 1 thsp. butter apples and three guests present. T Dainty and talented Miss Cook bacon-unlil crisp. Re­ 3 tbsps, catsup Jcri Wheatland entertained move .from drippings, drain 1 small Hove minced E n t e r p r is e the group during the evening and cut each slice in half. Mix 1 tsp. salt with one o f her famous selec­ • " together flour, salt, pepper ',4 tsp. pepper tions The Icemen of Orlando and sage. Cut liver ihto 6 Dredge chops in flour and furnished the music for danc­ piere»r-4»lp liver in seasoned brown In lard or drippings, ' ' By Jane Casselhefry • ing. flour (hen in egg diltileij, with, Four oft dripping*. Combine Mark Werley, w>n of Mr, Mr. mid Mrs It It. Thomp­ milk. Place liviyr in frying onion, apples, catsup and gar­ Judges were Mrs. C. W. and Mrs. L L Werley of Lakepan containing bacon drip­ lic. Add to chops Sprinkle son , who have been house of the Woods, celebrated his Johnson, Mrs. Marian Lawson, pings. Sprinkle any remaining salt and pepprr over chops KUi-als nf Mr. nod Mrs. War­ 12th birthday Saturday, Feb. Mr*. Walter Fessler, Mrs. H. flour over liver. Brown liver and apple mixture. Cover ren llise while awaiting or- 13, with a swim party and L. Johnson. Miss Ethel Riser slowly on both sides. Cut each tightly and simmer 43 min eupnney of tlu-ir apartment and MDs Dorothy Morrison. cook-out at his home. tomato in three slices. Cook utea or until chops are done. in Jlel.nnd, were recently in­ The lunch included hamburvolved in an auto nrrldent. tomato in butter until each Serves G. Mr. Thompson mo tirated at r■** -dogs, chips, m il side is lightly browned and Fish Memorial Hespitnl hut drinks, ice cream and a valen heated through To serve, FROSTY CRANBERRY released with no seriuti* in- tine shaped birthday cake. place a slice of tomato on MEAT ACCOMPANIMENT Sixth grade friends helping each side of liver and top each I pkg, ( 10l3 ox. I froien cran Junes althongh con side ratde Mark celebrate included Bob­ Inmate was dune the autowith a half slice of bacon. berry relish, slightly deby Iw-gu, Kenneth Karcher, molille. Serves 4 to B. . frosted Chuck Lytle. Kenny Suklna, • * • 1 cup whipping ciram Mr. and Mr* Jue Morgan Wayne Tom mi Terry Baker MEAT BALLS IN Cl ItltlED t thsp horseradish tinned tills week after llllV- B,,N.y Neufeld. Jimmy Gen TOMATO SAUCE Whip cream until stiff Fold MR. A N D MRS. JA M E S M. G R A N T o f Kii.wli.-i Danny Shea and his hru lbs ground beet in cranberry relish and horse IKK been culled to IlyhuliM, celebrated their till Weddinjr Anniversary Felt. I can tomatoes i ailish Freeze mixture in a Misaiasaippi by the ii-iimu tlier, Svult. • •r» at the home of their won and daughter-in-law, *i cup soft bread crumbs 4 by III inch refrigerator truy illiit-wB find death of M ia n n l n m r y id ip -t y | w d o th * '" Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruwsell Crant of I’aluielto Ave­ MorKHli’s ni!*Nr. '« cup chopped onions until Hrm. Cut into 12 pieces Vy-W-v*'* [I 111A llTlikl* M1 iJl'lk » !lj>w. nue, i.oiiRw'imkI. Married at the hume of tin- hride Pa tsps. salt and serve immediately as a Juftt lu»* | » tie rs to 1 ‘ itithi*Ain Mayo, the eonjile has lived in Enstiw for the 210 S. P A R K AVE. meat accompaniment Servrs Mr* ( heater Beth '4 t*p. pepper past 28 years. 12 Mixture also may be serv- ,l,,r " f l ’«> '-na weie w. ek­ fijllA In Spi’tl Mill **1(111",'* '« cup Hour ed without freezing I""1 of Mr and Mrs, t*’f a"* 4»r « ImtfviT, thru spray 3 tbsps. lard or drippings In ti Hmim anil Mihb Hr|t*n w i t h p a in t 'a tsp, augar * • • GEItMS IN' WASH |Snodgrass, Ml*. 44 F Srmd'a l*p curry powder \ 1 1 «I• I■ -m Hit1 tasty topped 44ASHING 1u\ ( I T P It to*** " f Kll*ton, Mutviand '* Op pepper Drain *4 cup juice from the may surprise the fastidious returned to Daytona Item )> w i t h is i lit I'd i' b»*!"Si* *»r m t x **<I Inmatoes, reserving remain I hinr-eyv ife *o know it may be for n couple of tinyts visit w i t h h ut N ' t AHiit ivs, iak.ilf’t*d nii iAhrutiriiA o r * m i r r r i - a i i i . mg juice and tomatoes Four her'own w.i-zt that's helping to v ith them. Set wen at 323^ degrees. 1 had a short note from a reader, Gertrude Fos, the Pour milk over bread cubes. Add salt and sugar. Beat eggs, other day. She says that she add to bread mixture with enjoys reading the column and butter and vanilla, mix well. ha* tried quite a few of the Pour Into Ha qt. greased cas­ recipes. That is wonderful and serole. Set casserole in a pan. - I am so glad that she wrote Four In hot water to within t to me. She sends several re­ Inch of top. Bake 30 to (Vi cipes for making Vinegar Pie. minutes or until knife inserted So let'* try one of them. near rim comes out clean. OLD FASHIONED Serves 8. VINEGAR PIE • • • 3-eggs CHERRY CREPESSUZETTE 3 Ihsps. butter Cherry Sauce: 3 Ibips. vinegar 2 cups froien iwclcncd cher­ It* cups hot water ries baked pie shell 3 tbsps. cornstarch , % cup sugar 4a cup sugar ■ 44 cup flour dash aalt pinch of salt 'a tsp. rum flavoring N cup chopped toasted nut 2 tbsps. butter mrata Crepes: Beat eggs until light, then 4a cup pancake mix add with butter, vinegar and 3 eggs, well ln-aton hot water to the combined su­ 4a cup milk gar, flour and salt; blend melted tiutter smoothly. Conk over hot water confectioners sugar in double boiler, alirrlng cun Start frozen cherries heat stantly until thick. Add 44 mg In saucepan. Combine cup nulmeals, turn into pic cornstarch, sugar ami salt ahell and aprinkle remaining nut{ over the aurfarc to make Mix well. Stir tills mixture in one of the most delicious pica to the‘ hot cherries and cook over moderate lieat while stir you ever tasted. ring, until thickened and clear • • f Add flavoring and bolter SPANISH FRANKS Serve warm on hut pancakes I frankfurters To prepare pancakes Me a 44 cup fat sure pancake mix into bowl. 4a green pepper, diced Beat eggs well, then add milk |'a cup tomato julre over bread 1 medium onion, chopped crumbs Add beef, onions, salt 1 pkg. (144 cups) precooked Pour into panrake mix amt and '* tsp pepper Mix Dior stir lightly. Brush hot skillet rice very lightly with oil Use '» ouglily. .Shape mixture into 24 1\ cups hot water balls, using roundt-d table 2 cam (8 oz. each) tomato cup batter fur each pancake spoon for each, t'uat meal Flip pancakes when bubbles aauce form on top Ttiese dainty! ball* with flour and Inuwn In 1 tap. aalt pancakes bake in about one|'ur,i or drippings. Four off Brown franka In to inch aklldrippings Add remaining to let over medium heat Re­ minute. As they get done, re malocs and Juice, sugar, cur­ move to warm platter, brush move franks. Melt (at In skil­ ry powder and 4» tsp pepper let. Add green pepper, onion with melted butler, Sprinkle Simmer lor 20 minute*. Serves and rtee. Cook and alir over with confectioner* sugar. Roll G to 8. high heat until lightly brown and (alien with toothpick tre­ • • • ed. Add remaining ingrrd move pick before serving with PORK CHOP APPLE saucej. Serve hot with warm irnta; nils well. Bring to boil, DELIGHT cover, aimmer IS minutes cherry sauce. . , . 6 rih nr loin pork chops, cut Replace franks, simmer i N to i Inch thick LIVER TOMATO SPECIAL minutes longer. Serves 4. 3 tbsps flour t • * 3 slices bacon I thsp. lard or drippiugi CUSTARD BREAD PUDDING 1 lb. beef liver, sliced 4x inch 4* cup chopped onion chirk 1 qt. milk, scalded 2 cups day-old bread cubes 2 tbsps, flour 44 tsp. salt 44 tap. salt 4, tip. pepper 4k cup augar 44 tsp. sage 3 eggs 1 egg. slightly beaten 3 tbips. melted butter 2 tbsps. milk 4k tap. vanilla EASTER C O S T U M E Garden Club Meets Ufjr RAYON BLENDS, Etc. AUTOMATIC FABRIC SOFTENER DISPENSER — Size* 28 thru II — w h e n you buy this WE SUGGEST A W ASH AB LE IRE K N IT IN PAS TE L — BY — J Beg. $8.99 to $12.99 Yuluen JET ACTION WASHER! $588 • N ARD IS OF D A LLA S • JUSTIN McCARTY JET ACTION features plus 2 speeds and automatic soak cycle I OR • GLEN GARRY • New Deep Action a*itator create* surging jet current* to help temovt heaviest soil. USE IT L A T E R FOR T R A V E L ! • Gentle agitation, (pin for dehcat**. 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T o A ll H a t in g D f e t iv a d l nnd |» # r*« n a C fN Itn fi C la im s nr llrmnnd* lnnlnk( ftn Id I :■ inlet Y«m a i i *I e .trh o f y o u a re h e r e b y n o t if ie d a n d r r . ju lr V d to p re s e n t n n y c la im * a n d d e ­ m a n d s w h ic h y o u , o r e it h e r o f y o u . m a y h a v e a g a in * ! th e e . t a t a of G E R T R U D E H U G H U B ile r ta a e r i, l it a o f on Id! C o u n ty , t o th e C o u n t y J u d g e o f S e m i* n o l i C o u n ty , F lo r id a . a t h la o f f ic e tn ih # c o u r t hr>u®* o f • a id C o u n t y a t S a n fo r d . F l o r ­ id a . w it h i n e t i c a le n d a r m o n th a fr o m t ha t im e o f th • f i r at p u b * I l l a t i o n o f t h in noMee T w o c o p lea -f ra o h ‘d a lm o r d e m a n d • h a ll be In a r I t l n g , - a n il a h u ll M a t# th e p la c e o f —f a * M e tic # a n d p o e t o f f ic e a d d r e * * o f th e cla d fit a n 1!,. a t ill aha II he a w o r n to b y th e c la im a n t , o r a g e n t, n r a t t o r n e y a n d a c c o m p a n ie d h y a f i l m y f# a o f o n * d o lla r a n d a u ch c la im o r d e m a n d n o t no f ile d e h a ll be v o id . A lb e r t If UK hen A * a d m ln lf t t r a t o r o f th e R a ta l# of G E R T B U D E H U G I I EH, d e c e a fe d C le v e la n d , H te p h e n a o n V Legal Notice Legal Notice M l I I T IIII 1 X I K K N O T I I ' K t « h-r»t>y *!v *ti ih *l 1 am -nr***-1 In h u*ln -«* at 513 S u n rli , Ave.. North OrUnd". c - u n t y , Ft-rtit* umt-r th, nctiti"ii> n . m . of K l'N R IS K n i S T I l l B L T I I I t S . *n.| that I Int.ri't to r t . l i t i r **l«l " * rn - Tilth I h , r t - r k o f th* F ic T iT im * \ a m k N O T IC E IS hereby siveft iliat 1 a m ' a n g a g f d in hualneea at R L 1 B o y 14 E. Maitland. S e n jln o le County, F lo rid * under the fictitio us name of. f«ake Horn ell Ceramic Studio, and that 1 In* tend to re y later tabl name with the Clerk nf the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, In accordance with the provialnna of the i'li tlt lo ui Name Slat * ut#». to*w 11 li Sertion IIS At Florida Statute* 195? Big: Thomas l*. Herakotricfi I’ uMifth Jan. 2ft Ac Feb. 4. U. H. IMS, C IH -U I ' l r i ' i i l i i ' . . u r l . 8 - m l m i l r C ix ip t y . KlorM. 1 . In i n g h U t i f t with th- p r o v l. liin * of |h * y ic t lt ln u * N « m , titatut**, t o . w i t : HfcHon S * S O Florida 8 t * t u t * , HJT. SI*; J o , r tji m k l n ' P u b lis h K ,b . II. :s . A M *r. «, 11. I H I . CPJ.71 N O T IC E OF e i i K i i i r m m i : NO T IC E IS H E B E R T G IVEN. ♦hat f, .T I . I T H E r t HORBT Sheriff nf Seminole Count), Florida, hy virtue nf a writ la sued out o f the Small Claim a Court In and for Semihole County, Florida, on the 11th day of September, A. !»., i l i l . In that certain cauee between H IM . L I ' M I I E I ’. A HARD- WARE CO„ r t * : n lf t r . am t W IL L IA M K H A IlT W IC K . D u- n o t h e o r a iiritirr*s * u r NO T IC E 13 H E R E B Y -£» TVF.N T I H T I. J L U T H E R H' *T1RY. Sh er if f of Seminole County, Florida, by virtue of • writ I Pitied fiut o f the Small Claim* Coi7rt in and for Sent In ole County,* Florida, on the loth day o f A u c u m , A. D. in that certain cauae between IIA R P K R NEON C OM I'ANT, P la in ti ff, and B U N D E L L MO­ T E L . Defendant, have in my fHv*P#**lnn the f o llo w in g dea* cr (bed personal prope rty to* w it: 2 Face 51of el \ r « n Sign I n s i a l led on • pole at I I I ! Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida a a the prope rty o f H U N D E L L M O T E L that on the Itfih day •*f March, D 1 befwaen th#* legal bnura of pale, to - w tt: * f l e r II on o'clock in l he f tif inoon and bafora SiOO o'clock in ih a afternoon, on the eald day at the front door of t ha County Court Ho u«e In .Han |f „ r,| .s,minc>!» Co u n t}. Florid*. t eh a HI o f f e r f nr *ate to the hlgbeet M d l e f for cafth In hand, the ah' ve described personal prope rty o f S P N D E L L MOT CI . J ' L Hobby. Sh er if f o f Seminole County. Florida PuM uh Feb It. n A Mar. 4. 11. I M l CDJ-TT TUCSON, Aril. (U P I) - A new golf couriB *nd llfi.noo more in priie money await the lit pros who will u r oft Thursday in Ihe $46,000 Tucson Open. Five former winners *re en­ tered against a respectable field which Includes Rod Turn seth of Spokane. Wash., and Rcrt Yancey of I’ hiiadelphia. Kunseth overtook Yancey in the final Tound of the $67.non Phnene* Open Iasi weekend to win $10,500, which was $i.’0 below his entire 1064 earnings. Passing Fancy Legal Notice F eb . 18, 1965 — grralB DEAR ABBY: We have three sons. 13. 12 and 10. I am worried about our eld­ est boy. lie is about the same si»c as his 12-year-old brother. In fact, they are often taken for twins. The two younger boys gang up on the older one, who Just stands (here and lels them beat him up. He doesn't rry or hit hack or even ask for help. This doesn’t seem normal to me. I know* all By Abigail brothers fighl sometimes, but this is no fight He won't even try to defend himself. He is a good student and a very quiet, obedient boy. Could aomething be wrong with him? I can't figure It out. MICHIGAN MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Don't' try to "figura it out " Aik your family doctor (or pediatrician) to recommend someone who speclaliies in child behavior problems, and take the boy there. Some­ thing IS wrong with a boy who will not defend him­ self, or retaliate when at­ tacked. P. S And while you are about It, find out what is making unprovoked ag­ gressors out of the other two boy*. • a • DEAR ARBY: Mr daughter is divorced, has two smalt children and receives Qacoby On iBhidqsiB* 0swo[j Jocobx ‘Bump’ Elliott GAINESVILLE (L T Il- T h e Florida High School Athletic Association and Florida Ath­ letic Coaches Association said Michigan football coach Chal­ mers W. (Rump) Elliott will participate in their co-sponsor­ ed football clinic here July 2131. franfurh CDsunh Obbif.: In Tucson Open fendant, In and to the follow* Inic described real eatate wits uafe, lying nnd a1>*liii; hi Srmlhoje County, Ftorlila, to -w it; Lot I I , Bine It 11, Dratm* wold Fourth Se-floTv. «e* c or dlny to Plat thereof r e ­ f t Mite cord* *t In plat Ho It 4, A tto rn e y a a t l4 w paisi* 15, Public Record« of S u ite M S — -S a n fo rd A tla n tic Seminole County. Florida N a t io n a l H a n k R u lM ln g v* the pr ope rly of W I L L I A M I". O. l i r a w e r 7, F t l A B T W f C K . that on the Sanford, Florida I*th day o f March. ft D . IMS. F u b lla h J a n . 21 4 F * b n between the leical hours of 1«. t i l l pal* In -wit, a fte r It :* ’ A' o ’rlork C D !-M In the f rrn ■ *n and before *:bn DENVER — (N E A ) — It o'. 1. k In Ih . ................ nn l b , in t i i i : r i n d i t c m n r in may have lookrd like an aerial i ur v i v r. ^ . .. . “ I »*> at the front t . r .*f ? ! . r l\ V M , ; V*- • ’ * ••nun.r c ™ , « H o , . , in circus in Denver on Sept. 16, i tt v, . F i n nn n o* " i f **4iifonl, B.mlnol, >'oun<>. rf'.n m \ 1962. when the Broncos' Frank Florida, I alull o f f e r for aale r i n V c M i v m i . i it o to the highest bidder for cash Tripucka set the American A L K R E H <J. H A Y U L 'K . In har^d the above deeortbed Football League record lor P U I n l l t f . real e -ta te of W I L L I A M *F Vf, I I A I I T W 1CK most passes attempted in one E D W IN A S T U D W R I .L a n d J L Hobby. Sher iff ,^f game. He threw S6, complet­ ----- S T P D W E L L hi* « • ' . eSeminole County, Florida al. If alive, and If dead, rti** ttti- rubtlftli Feb. I*. A l * ( - ,4. I.\ TUB C IR f I IT COI RT, ing 29. known heir*, de\ivere, !**;«4444. n i **j . n in t h * f l ' n i r u i r t m i * LIT . t e n . or franteee- and ATI p,»r. i' U J . T I IN AND ro w Ig M h O L K t i e f claiming any lntare«t i> r o i A T V , F l o r i d a '*** through. under or agjitu«t IN Clift N CF. II A Ml. IHW* them, anil all other ptr-oii* In Ihe Court »»f the Couafy Dl%THICK IN T i l K rilH T IT r o t T IT , hav in g or clnlrnhig any 1ni ••ri*« i .Initaes. Seminole t'ounfy, Fl o r- D A N I E L T R A C Y , N IN TH J l Dll I ft I* < liltT IT . Jr» the real property dIear r I bed Hda, In Probe I e. P LA IN T IF F tn rei Eatale o f IN A N D FOB M'.MINOl.t: herein. VS c o v n m r , f l o r i d ft Defendanta IDA M A T H U G H E T T o II I Credtiora end reranaa E L M I R A T R A C T . IN ( ' l l ft N ( ' F R Y NO. HUM N O T IC E OF ft I I T DEFENDANT Clnlma o r Ilehiftftda TO THE DEFENDVNT« IN H e f Inft M * n i K \' ATKINS. NOTICE. T O U M T . c n nI ii t An Id Eatefei P LA IN T IFF T H E AB OV E- E N T I T L E D SPIT, trac t. You aiol mi h o f you are t o i i : l m i r a c to ■w 1• VS Whose residence Is hereby notified end reijulretl E D W I N * t STI fiU E L L an I 11. South G.u field Avenue JAMES \\ \T KIN S to p’ » -ent any claim* wind d e ­ DEFENDANT -------- s t p d u E L L lilt wtifa, Columbus, uhl n mand* which you, »-r either of m i t i u : TO A1*1*I: ft It W A R R E N SANDS and You a fa h er eb y—required t « you m <*> have age, net the SANDS. h * wife, d K 'd h iK f il e your wr itten defense to T O i J AM E S W A T K I N S W H i i m r* ftb!*m* la tinM t ' . V l K I l and — -— - Ml VGEB. estate of IDA MAY H U U H E Y the Bill of Complaint Tar hi# wife. I W BOW P \ and deceased l»t# of aaid County, divorce filed 'herein against know n to the County Judge o f Sem i­ You n r ** tiiraby r*'pilr**1 t** - — BOW E N, hla J l; you. with the Clerk of the to Bit A I *SII \ W and HR \D- nole County, Florida, at his a bote Court on ur before f e your writ Ian r Uoriiplalnt f*»f S11 A \\ , h kh wife., It II 11A M • of fire in the court bouse of March 12. IMlfc, and serve a h i # tllM f llr J h»r **io a t n■! M Y « n l — — RAM SE Y, hi* aaid Courtly at Sanf rd. F lo r ­ mips of tarns up m p lain tiff s «liv*»rca wife. J5 M K S K Jl \ R T L E T T ida, within sia eaten t u rnoiiiha attorney. James C Collier. *01 > u. wltlt Tb # U l n k of ihft on <-r bafora and -------B A It T l-E T T hi* from tiia lime of Hie first pub- Vi r d Church Bt reel, iirlando, a Imt a iMuirt lh a 1 ton o f Ibis notice Two March \; IM'. anil i f f m * a w if e D P D \ V I E L a n d —— H " i Ida copies of r:*i h * 1 ft I in or demand D t N I L L hi* w 'e III ’ R K Herrin fall rml or a derraa copy t’ f aariift up«'i! p l a i n t i f f • T"1 1 T T w if e ..f W M HI i: Ik ET V shall be in wiltlhft au-1 snail |if -, , on feaao a ill l « eiilrr#s| aUnrnft) J ithc* «* «*"P stare thr |it.o m o f frui Irm-i \V#■mf t*h u r . ft S11ai* *. * *r l * n •)•#. k i : \ n k it i i a w k * i i i a s -till a I Volt IIW VK H . hi* **.?e l,p- Hiul p* « * *if * » uddre-* »»f the \N ITNKHS ?i i. hriii.t an.1 • ##! Fln rit a -worn I I rft lit fall not **r a 4r rrm i \S wife f .?• i l l s l( U i- vs cLImjtlii. uTol shall it! 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CON OLEV hla wife LEE or ati •it •i*■v i ri d « ! j. r nix t . 1 W I T N E S S my ban4 an4 a^al A c u N ' f L I V and — « ’O V o . hy a filing De of one dollar (SI VI t mod * -.i'll itiil in or demand not •nmol# tNill ii 4Y nl Han for 1 LE V. hi* w i f«, MAY ’ * 'Nut N R- knlit h If A * •'Mir II •b 4a > itf f #u a k/a L I L L A M W o i V i m . i V in■ rim I shall to* v id Uiftl k . * f f t| ft 4 ' I 1 ul* • ■ *' 14f t Florida, f I 1* j 1 L* na Flefuioft and --- tier hu»'*«Tnt, IDA Hy M u Hi• T Vjblen, D C rum i. m l \n A 11* r n R t e. utf i x *.f IM K A M J.»»p rtiN n i.E T a k a 11• \ M M E S 4* 4-4 t L H T Jt the I j i e* V V til and Teat a H»*t k » h J« ftr i li ur 11 L E E « o N O l . i : V i rid .h r \ ?t • r Mfty f *ip I'iftli. if f r U**m ♦ « ‘ i« r k of *h ft i* if ru .1 huahand PI. M l I! C i.NoLI V ,* U U h *e ♦ t, s* , MAY IIU U H K Y I D ft It) Mftf u i 1 Vihlan, !•* and - i ’ i 'N'i *i,E y tii « n m (*r ilandft, FL I Du . JAMES U « « «t. I. 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A I L a •ri» rf f n<* and1>m tniii wit1 n Y"U a i"1 ra h of you a r r L*»NG « m1 ULI7. U i E T H L \» of *i*hft$ ,-f > »u n**v h«%* her# bg ti-UiflM an.1 r #ij fm r-1 I • \IIYI. « k a nal Hie* * ■t ,*t a •-f I.UVG, M r 5®ifft i : .17 VMF T H t*»HN t R E I L L Y El hat L t*4 iN« > tnt b» * it 11u It K I L L Y , M » a l l * 1 «f ••lie- I' van.-ir. * i*>r v| lata to I'T **#»»■'■ It 1 F K al ma and iii in Ja «<ii l> you. * r etdief f I • • 1, lift lid. III KM \\ I 1.1 ' N•e I (n| • ft-t’ t • ", n1\ Li thr 4‘ount) you, mi v h<»$ft aua fiar ‘ br m m ii i: o r n ii i ---------t ' PNG tl!« » if*. 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Hr hi• a If a r mJ* ri cl # r n-‘ 1nt h* 1r o m 1 f<•- 11ma■ •In‘j>ijni Hi* - irt Ii* na** o f -ft 1 H aid**, ft (i.irHe* cUlm ib k •♦ifrrrft* I*v | -»f lha f " a * (in t»11>-« * l« n f Ih I• »• !*anf " t ■I F i •*»■ 1* 5 \\ iii iftra rii.i t*ft H a.! it* ' i ■ft i ■ »i*ift * i f *.»■ h t*nuni r litt'iutfli jii Lr ,,f •t.a -r | within * i cat*nd«r rr***ntha Dt r a a ilia iiatir itia t Ik* lit. « mi « L oilier lift r •I claim or da ma n d ah all b# In from Phi *lrn» of Idn* f »ai |»*ib Y 'U A B E H K B E t i r NOT! tu ' l n i and wbatt a la ’ a tha having nr c L t i l ’ * * ri y hijj*ri n j p -ft nf- 11cat I i1 o f t hla t o t e * T w o cop. ft«i in Ih t f t*s j” opart) *.!«• , FJ ED I lift l a auM ha a bran f lad fLa- a nf raftldai ir • > of a ♦h claim **r dainand a g a ' *i * t you in Ih* a l»ov* can-a fi • *ddr*M r 'ha fla»rna*rt er1t»t4 ** ff*iHi«* Th# RfiillJiwaal Quanat i ! W and a oil »* • r*f|*itrad to f>i* . M ,6*11 h. i , n m t# hy th- • ► ’ I " • ’ » - H n n r sn,1 . h . l l t* tha place of r***d*nee your 1M9H ar with lha Clark of claimant, agantx or attornar •ita L l of *h* iouthaaat gu ar- | n j p*ti! o ff left a'Mr ft mi of 1%® tar <8 E‘* • *’ f l! ’ * s r* ji ’ hi* I'l'urt •$tu! tfi a * r i * 4 ojijp iny! ir r o m p a nt*d (•jr a III Inn In I n a nt, ato'll B'hail I»a n i it Qua t ttr f s \A \ * 4 • l ’ rr* f up’ in thr pi* in tif f or ft* of ona dollar and pudi 4h* Houlh^Er; Qu-sltif t>9 #Uorn*>*. Mahonty, Had* claim or demand n**t au (iiad tn by the claimant hla ftgent nr aifo rn ay and accompanied ilHVL) of tha North la-aa* 1tnw Cham bar* and Adam* aha11 b* void by * filing fee o f on* dollar a*’ d \\V%1 L l FH I I * ^iat IKK \ a I i• 4! Bank Urntld /*/ Mafvtn O Bland A ' J t ’' iar % M h claim nt demand nm * ■ n| J ac k • *•n' ' : Florida no* Vb »i*ruff»r of tka L*§’ Qu®r»tr ' f led fthall be v -1d ll Ith IMA t * \Nt.( tod Tatmmant of of t hft F i ■ti ■» ai> Q uit iar la'ar than M Fr*d Hall E ' h * I F a 1* II • C o w a n, l A W i g * " f a®i1 N o rfh ” *a’ > " ’* fail a t f (in « 1*a - ra* P i1"* Vb udinltiiai r a i o f of 'h* nfftftm ex t na antara I ! ir' eAod Qua rter i n w * i a 11 In *« F.fttai* * f Gn UDDS V F II E D E BH'.K linn I" . Tuwtifttri* 11. f*' ilh, $u 111»t v«<u for fb* rallaf da t< iff N V II V I . L 1*» e as ' d Hang ft j-2 I' . •>' 111 FamHiul* n- i tniftd sn Mi*" * >inplainl Thl* J \iLirn ay for Ih* E *<• ia „of ■■tu »• f foi » - 1 « f a trior I ga g * Fib* s Eatfttl* I’ h in n , d* . f t • d HTi NKTR i %M. DA VIA a Count ) T "M i*, H is DISH * *. .1 i»r 'i*ftf*jr procatdtd I D J * at **orntn*rcial 6 tr * * L YOU AND » ' H - u a •' A ’ 1’ -to* yft for Adn*cni!ft*fA*rir a | * 111* t IB kirk Mai* A R E II E H EH V M » T U ILJ* ma F *« G f f ir a Boa ll Jo I-of I Of nio -k ” 14**. E A r T - F n rm* tit* • h# gbnva*tr»Ti* L 4 auH h®* Naf f rd, Florid a 32771 ft ll ( y <> K SUBDIV ISIO N Hanford FI t la S IT71 haari Inalltuif 1 and ii pa- in a NIT Nl > ici'or din a Pnfjlah r«h. 4 ll, II SI lt«B rui.iipti Bali. ti. is. it a sur In tha r i f f u i ! M u r * of (h r * i i -• Hi# i «• i flier #of aa r# C IU I Ninth Judicial • iv n i m an I _ I r m 4j Hi I* al Book ' l l ' for Hamlnoli • untr Florida \ 4 i 1 h r i n r r s i . i r ' m i . k | — • gaa M and IS. Puhlh* and that tha aJttoravta•**-1 lit • NO T IC E IS H E R E B Y OIV'BN N “IM H K o r M I K R i r r 'i » a i .e Hacord« "f Hrininola Counof H i d auli * ALFRED G NOTIC i: Ih IIE lc r.B T G IV E N t l « ! pura jaci lo tha Pumma ryf *k I1' lo r id a HATDUK IMa • ,f FI* tha* I J Ll H I C K HGBBT 1 i i d T ga tntr * n h *1! airticluraa F - ai Dacraa r*rid*red on in* , h \v LN A STUD 'A E L L h fri'f **f ft# m in ol# 4“*(,i, nr v * a■ t »♦%*mft n f • n ww and ! '"iii dav nf February, A ft that Ih* ii a •u t a o f ** d * ,»i " FI * Ida. hy virtu* of a »r!« t ii * t certain ta u t* tu" qulat lha, tiflr of l i J i U . l ' lirira'tBi on b4*U land and fla* l!*aj. ai iaauad tiu- n f tha Kmall i'la lm * G I I A Y D I h In an.1 r ha ».iraa a'ta had Hiarato: a!«o pft**dlng in it.e T|r» ult ( ’our* in Court. In and for baml nnla i bn? a ••!*•« r I bad raal pr«' j**r ■v . 4ll § • ft atr $m »!f*clrlr% watar. and for Hern m-!* I'aiint^, F l o r * Count ). Florida, »’ n 1ft* i f h that you and *§ch of you *r« r ‘ ti#r hvatlng conking, r*- Ida, in Uh*n ary No 11 nnn day of Aepiambar A D , ’. H4, rtqu'rx) to ft!, your Answ.r ,.f , (r!*tfsnn«, Hahtltig. plumbln*. wherein F L O R I D A l/ )A N C u l l - tn that certain eauaa b*tw*an olhsr pttt-llns to Hi* Com- -.nMUtln*, 1rrl**U'n. » n <1 F a NT. IN C . a Florida c orpo r­ C H A P M A N C O N C R E T E PRt»ation. la plaintiff, and C H A R powftf » y i i r m i , marhlnta. a p p ll plaint hftraln with ihft r L - k DUCTS P la in t if f and Mil A the a Iiiiv e-atyl*-d i ’ ciurt «"* ! '•* *ric#B. f U iu r fa , and apppr tfn- LEA B R U n n iA and W A N D A I f HP F R A N K M i l l I.L DdffK ftervr inilir 1h*f**|,f Ml'"1 '* ‘ ' ' . ■it b ®„ fti n -’ i now a r t or mny 111* 11It 114 art Defendant*,, th* dant ■, lifi and fr» the f od lo w ing HE N A n *IIEN At »*•» *.*) • f •’ i.a t * a Ti a r |»#r 1a t*i t n, **r he underelg nrd aa Clerk *»f *ald daar rlbal r**at aatat*. situate, . ftr t with If*. 4»r c>n laid pra- Court, will at 1i :A0 o'clock A tha I'laiu Uff. I * Mali a* '-* tying and being In Kemlnnla Nrlandu, Flo rid * -m <*r h r' "T• mlBAi, atari though thay t * M . on Thuraday. February IS. County, Florida, t o - w i t . 1I4S, o f f e r for sal* and sail lata d)*d *»r d <rtacha bl* tha SMh day uf Mai*.h J>( Lot 10 o f G E ORGE W 4ithcrw]a« D#Cf«a l*ro C'UJ(**bc T og alhar with tha f o ll* w ln g to th* highest and 1-*ftf bidder THOMAS* SECOND A D D I­ ' * m« of proparty which ara for rash, at tha fr««ni ( w e a l ) w ill 'ha *ntared ag-«uiet )nu for T I O N T O M ID W AY ac­ tlia re li ef demaiidrd In ,hr local ad In «%dl parinantnl ly 1n ■ door of th* A ftmi node bounty. cordin g to ihs Plat there Uoiiildaint a rid tha cauar will - a i l e d *• a part of lha im ­ Court H uub* In Hanford, F l o r ­ o f as recorded in Plat U»»vk ida, th* fnlluwlng deecrthsd provement* >>n laid land; pr«" c*d »a part* I h* fr *‘ '» r 11, Page 17 of th* Public \Y* • ting house E l e c t r 1c t-araonal pr*ip*rly« t<•-wn : IT IS F U I I T H F R Ultl »i - K L I * Rtuorda of Ha in I no Ia Cou n­ 1 Buok< ri*e — 4 shelf, 1 tBuilt-in Oven Model 1'LCttiftl tllla Nat • !•• K fMtol I ty, Florida pc LB aulte (couch and 2 I I I Harlal V i l l i * * In thr halliard I t r i a l i * <■•**• as tha property o f MR A MRH c h a i r * ) . I f i t vanla Radio; Want in g h otaat E 1 « C I f I c papar * f gmaraJ flr c u t a t ' •n I c a f fe * table, I end lab* F R A N K MCG ILL that on th* Built-in Range M o d e U P l^ J t* puhllfthad In Hamlnoja * unn f Mam b A I* ! » ' !. a. 1 PhllO • 71 * TV aftt-- 14th .lay Sftflal YSOIllo FJnri*ta aura a w»a k f «r four T M - stand. din in a anil* hat wean the le * a l lioura of Quaker Hull’ ii 11eater MoM i Miiiivt-utlir w*rk a * ale, to -w it. a f te r 11 .uw i u lo- k f mat) 111 me mahngan ) 1 t a ­ del UllaiEI Serial 114441* W lT NKtth my hand *• * irik U J T V L S S my hand and the ble. 4 half*, buffet, china tn the forenoon and hef o i* of Ilia * 'll cut I Four i o f « clusel; 1 GE K le t irlc iron; 2 00 4*‘(1ock Irt Hte afternoon Ninth Ju.ll.-'sl 'I n Kit l nl It., "1 «h|» * * '1!','/'*• 1 O K r e f r l 0 * rg to r; 1 gaa on the said day at tha front t i f l l t u l 0 , . I u! lltO , 41 " , 11. 1- H ' t l J * . Ill’ s <"■* °* l ' l n of th* County Ciiurt • l e v * — apt alee: l OE v a ­ door ruary, A. D 1**1l « t h day of February. 11*1 In Hanford Ratnlnol* cuum cleaner, 3 dr ft#sera; House (•KAl.i 'HEAD 1 M ay*i f iv * »h- Mch- atuio; County, Florida, t shall offer Arthur H. lieckwlth, J r » Arthur II Barkwlth. Jr 3 heda double (AM A ft); for *i»!l* I h the highest bidder (M a rk , Clerk of th* CirCUH t*4*urt } anttuu* chair, I cheat/ for rash in hand, th* above liy Martha T Vltilan Batninol* ‘ ‘ "Unty. FI rlda d t s e f l had reel aetata o f Mil* A d r * w *ra Deputy Clark By: Martha T. Vlhlau Aald sale la to ba mad a to M IlH F R A N K Met J I L L (A copy o f the Complaint filed Deputy Clark J L Hobby. Sh er if f of herein la attached to the copy satisfy tha t*rma of said HumJULKtt H COH EN o f Samlnola County, Florida of tl|«ft n-rtivA whith I* mailed mary Final Decree CO H E N 4 COH EN PuhLfth Feb. I*. :s A Mar. 4 to each defendant for whom a ( S E A L * S* M a ll *t ra*t 11. 1»IS. Arthur II Beckwith Jr residence in *re apeclflc than, a Cirlando, Florida Clerk o f Ih* Circuit Court VDJ-71 • ig t * of country waa g i v e n • In Att(irna>a for Plaintiff In and for he ml note Co un ­ m orn atarament filed I ’ ublleh Fal* II . 2* A Mar. 4 ih* ty. Florid / I hr re in by ih* plrilujiff, hla OLD N K W S l'A I’ ERS 11. 1*fe Hy~ Ma tin* KI m w i II agent or a Horn ay.. 1 CDJ. I4 MaUona>, Hadlow, Cham bar* Deputy Clark FOR SALE Spear 4 Spear H E N R Y F O R P a r r * aald, "N ot and Adame P O Box \Sid ad verf la in g la Ilk# w in kin g Barnatt Nat I Bank Bldg, 25 LRS. - 50c Hanford, Florida at a gir l In lha dark You Jacksonville Z Florida / khoftf what ) o u t # doUi^ buT I'uM.ah h*b 4, SI, Ik. IS, 15k-* Publish Fab. II . IMS. SANFORD HERALD CW-7* , aba doaeb'c'* IC 'D i-ll ftft ■ gtjr 144 To Tee O ff A t e ig h t t a b le s in t h e w o r ld c h a m p io n s h ip t e a m tr ia ls S o u th e it h e r o p e n e d w it h “ » w e a k t w o h id o r p a s s e d h is n in e h ig h c a r d p u in t a a n d g o o d s p a d e s u i t . I t d id n o t d o a n y h a r m a in r e r a r h o f Ih e e ig h t w o u n d u p p l a y in g f o u r spade* a g a in s t a k in g of e lu b a o p e n in g le a d a n d h a d n o t r o u b le m a k in g t h e h a n d b y r u f f i n g t w o lo w r l u h * in dum m y to g iv e h im e ig h t t r u m p t r i c k i a n d t w o m in o r s u it a re * . A t t h e n in t h t a b le S o u th e le c te d to o p e n one spade a n d re a c h e d g a m e in a c c o r d ­ a n c e w i t h t h e b id d in g * h o w n in t h e Im x . W e r t t r i a d , t h e in s p ir e d o p e n in g o f a i m a l l t r u m p a n d f r o m t h is p o in t o n p e r f e c t d e fe n s e w o u ld h a v e d o o m e d " S m it h t o d e f e u L S o u t h d id n o t k n o w t h is r ig h t a w a y - H e w a s p re tty NORTH A K J 1> V STS ® A 1 0 S IT II ♦ A. WEST BART ATS A65I V A 10 4 ♦ QJ42 V Q Jg S J ♦ K ♦ KQ10 6 A J 9 IY S O C T 1I (D ) A A q 109 8 4 V KB A 6 A S 4 IS N o o n e v u ln e r a b le ( lo a t h W e e * N o r t h K a a t 1A D b lw B 'd b l SV IA Faae 4 A fte D ssa P aaa Opening keiV—ft I s u re t h a t t h e a re n f l i i - a r t i w a s r e p o s in g s n u g g ly in th e W e s t h a n d , b u t h e c o u ld s e t t h e d ia m o n d s u i t i f i t w o u ld o n ly b r e a k 3 -2 an S o ^ ith te d JJl£ U /jO n m (x )& n : in wit h Ihe .purr vutbouf a w k w a rd n e a a or a feelirij; of^alranireneaa, TlTiey a i r the one* you cun count on lo do wha t the y a .iy they .will do. They voices whose a re th a onea w hoa* over the phone or ) m m iw n tiit£ on a e n ­ fliulls, jUMl HA you kill thru A velo pe KI vc y*'U nil tin it led lute They mi* the i u u a who fe e lin g o f pleasure. k n o w le d g e Unit yo u r i'onftd on 't liold a ic il ld c r n flc i on I T h e r e may not he L»4» (lufiura will hr kept. They •rr the onea it ia aa ! nrifUmerit ur d if f e r e n c e o f |m any o f them in n lif e t im e I hut if th ere are even a ft**, r iiy for you t*j nuipt n opinion. e re Ihe onea who you Hie lin k ) far luckier favor from us it u f«»i you i th e y to ilo Bomcthinjf for them. They nrr the oiira you ninke an effort lo keep in touch utth Ihfifitich thr yrma, rm lunKrr how f«r npiitt you li|i% aprtik well of ymi behind t h a n ihe pel Soil who I h i ii a I p yo ur buck— nut junt to your iif h a v in g h un d red s of fare. f i lends. H iry n r « tire ones witli Your frien ds m e real, and uiioiu you cun po k fipht up nobody has hundreds of wlirr* you time you h fl o ff w e re Ihe luat ■‘ re a l" ft lend a. tujfi'thei, dUqhliqhiA T V Time Previews 10 Jl |» m. A IB’ Jimmy I wnrhl'ft m-ftl ViMiernhlr jnkre 1 c u r aI n p p m I Hin i* hy Johnny Ih'Hft Shnkk I■111-Hi niar \’ikkl ' T o p ftpot on thr hour i w jHven J ill**t won Ami, even It vvlf R " p rn ( U S I ' r r r y M i» . in f’nrr ** n*ni ‘ I'cnpla,'* "Yiiil o v e r ic a furl Melodic ( * f T h - L o v e r '* Mu<i<* Me I.uve Y ‘ u’ ' ■ml Mi nut rid Show m which every­ " T i i " ( ‘ an ’! |{rl|t L o v in ' T h a i M mh one tookft i;*»4n! .11aniny doe* ('•uintili-." If >■■" l‘» \ - " < i i i O f Muir " I - * ! I Miking 11* nnv •'Holla h live! 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ToFi.ifue in Yii® Wind r o t i l i n u m i r ( If.itof » n l j i h l ’* o n - t j t n - . " t i ! y p a t i - n t I r t LinkD* f *r It a n o ld , im p r o v e r i» h * f i » - » • D av In 8'fiurt Ui< N* ri • m * n w h o '* d - l . - r n i t i - d t o * t » p I ruil h u VI o il I h i* h i t r l * o H in t I ii * l o n l i - l n l o T -li Th# Truth 11* nei ■ t I ’ ril l* p * « l n * u r * n r r nu>v h» it*,-<) News Ed w ■. r4 • t o h e n « f t t h i * o n - I r u * le v * , Tun lion t hay y;iga of Night S a r a h , * n o ld » h ip . K t l d a r * Tha Young Marx la da t r l i ' h * h im I n t o * r - n - w - i ) ln Match Gama Tli# Harr at Storm t - r , s t in l i f e , u ll tin re 't r a Urn aster r t iH r k u h li1 a im - a it m u i'h o f t h a S i t e New# Report Heel of Gruu$iiu £ O o d d o c t o r '* t iiin - l* t a k r n u p l ncj# Walt in * r u n n in g b a t t le w i t h • W • 11■ Fa rg o p e • #r potamue la d y d o r t r r K d I U > 'lr y I * p - r be n nun t f n t l y r u n t a * t h r a u ilo r . J o ­ (.cava tf To Reaver New#. Wi Athef, a n n a H a n n a p la y a I li a la d y 4®• t i ' f i Talk T •nti ftbftve Ei nla z *•<•■< «* I JO Oft •2 ft .«ai i ai l! oo t«t 4 01 I IS I .I»t C ID %A V St . i %It* N* w • I) sport ,ftr» i : Vets* K dlla rlal <»i flaw *1lit] » n •: i II in 1 P e t * on Place Ha ! ley ■ of Ba Jb 'ft 3 i/ft l - ♦ T h*ale r JirnfiM Damn Ihe Defender* Nrwft, Hparta, W aw ther f i t Nr wi 8a o | i « tt) New shrift UiM it) The Lata Hho w 11) The a far of the Star* n jo i i t Tonight Mhow win-li nil k Iiu ' k yi' U 't- h i* 11 F »th#r K -vow * Peat 44 l« X 1ft t 4 i X 1*8 4: 8 <« t it 4 ft* * 2 • <ft I i .i 4 I I 4i t 4 Xu 4.1 4€ I i GO C l '' ' i ‘i b Ift tat t yj b ports New •top* c» d o c to r. DEAR ABBY: The letter from the Pennsylvania min­ ister prompt* lhl». If he knows that those who go to heaven don't need prayers, and (hose who go to bell don’t receive them, then !>• knows a lot more about in­ ter-personality communica­ tion than most mortals. I assume that his routine fun­ eral service would go some­ thing like this, "Well, what the heck, the guy is dead and can't hear us anyway, so let's all go home!" Sincerely, A PASADENA SURGEON * • • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "FR A N K LY CONFUSED;” The commandment, "Thou shalt not commit adultry,* applies to all, The double standard exist* only in the minds of those who wish to rationalise their wrong-do­ ing. • • • Troubled? Write to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Las A oS*1'**, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • For Abby'a booklet. "How To Have A Lovely WeditttV' «‘»nd ^A cS'.df to A lly , Bov 69700 Lo* Angeles, Calif HACK AT Thr m a tu re w om an a h n u ld a n d c a n s lu m th e w a y tu c o u r* ta -sy, k i n d n - " a n d ttu u d m an n rr* like the idea of calling every­ one tiy their first- name upon meeting It ha* no dignity! You, a* mature women, can help m many way* lo give the rudr people a till of a lesion in pood manner* and you can tench your children and grand­ children what it means to say "tlinnk you" at least for a service There Is a breakdown in courtFsy, and lo aay "please" to anyone Is aomethlng not often heard. Yea, perhaps the bus driser must give you change or a trans­ fer, hut does M hurt you to *ay "please" and “ thank you’ " It makes life ao much more pleasant. Well, I has* "spokm my I n o t - a c r r a l ami d i s t r r s * m e la c k o ) m a n n e r * a n t i i t i'll t a l w a \ ' lln - tm - n a u e r * T h e y c a n h - a r n f r o m y o u . an » h \ n u t I r y lo J in w t h r w a y ? W h e n w c a r c u r n w m i: u p w e * a id " I hank you" and w it * |M ik r r c * | a ‘* 't ( u lh to o u r p a r ­ e n t.' a n d m l o ld e r p e o p le 1 t h in k a " t h a n k y o u " w lw n K«*lt m ,; o f f a n e lc v n l n r I * * o r * * y a n d th e o p e r a t o r a p p r e c ia t e s t i l l * U M ilM i.il e n u r t e s ) , I f he n r s h e d u e s n u t. th e n I t 1* t ln - i r lo * * C nd t h i* liu a in e * * o f ju m p in g in t o t h . ' o p e n t n c w h e n o n e p e r - i s o n o p e n * a . lo o t is r u d e , p iece"* c r u d e a n d i* d o n e h> ---i m a n y Tomorrow — "Dear Edyth l u u t i i r r w n m e it W h y s tu u ild Thornton McLeod" a n o th e r w o m a n o p e n t h r d o o r f o r y o u to ju m p t h r o u g h ? I f sh e lio lit s it a n d sh e s h o u k l ta« l a.e o u t o f c o n t i e * i an.1 jjiu h I m a n ­ n e r s , a l le a s t w a t t a n d le t h e r go, an d say " th a n k you " T h - a lt i t u d e o f " 1 d o n 't r a r e a h o u t a n y o n e r i s e * Is r e a ll y t l i 't r e a s i n g a n d w e m u s t p u l a c u rb o n had m a n n e r* O f c o u rs e , th e m en lay. " W e l l , y o u w o m e n d o a ll th e t h in e * w e d o Y o u h a v e J n h * ju s t li k e o u r * , * o w h y s h o u ld \we g e t u p in » u b w a y * a m i m i liiis e s f o r y o u w o m e n ? " I f t h e y d o n 't k n o w th e a n ­ s w e r tn t h a t o n - , th e n i t IS h o p e lr a j'! I a m n o t " a n o ld fa s h io n e d w o m a n ,” b il l I t h in k good Nl)W thru SAT. m a n n e r * a r e r s a e n t la l I d i* AT 1 :0 0 • 3 :0 0 • 8 :0 0 BO' ^ . V S .BO- ST 7 .00 . 8:38 o v t e f a A ^ smiicuiu units SIDE-IN THEATft n ( Lino ai FKII. 21 - 22 - 23 “ C le o p a tr a ” U l l l U l k ''. I * r * l S a n f o r d S h u t t in g l n *( u l Y r m in n — S am e A* Kiiad Shut® NllW AT lU J .lL A H ADMISSION PRICES TXb H unter . R o s s a n a P odesta — AHUftTS fiA c OU T4IN1TK T H R U SPECIAL SHOWING M T. ft Uni. gl-o* ■ 4 ft IILl).ft II SAT. 3 SHOWS O N LY TiOU tin if **II let'll* llftftftftir* L it I# — In tu lu r AT 10:00 . 12:00 - 2:00 8 UN. 2 SHOWS ONLY A T 12:00 - 1:0® • lift (>nlr THE C A ST A W A Y S NOW Van Buren By Ruth Millett a re Ih e o n ra ’ 4 w h o Whrf are your real friends ? I T h e y They nr«* tin* onra you le ave ynj f re li n k b e lle r think of firsl when you huvr Hood news to ahure, beciiuac ra th er than worse, f o r h a v ­ you know they'll b« h»ppy ing1 been w it h them. J They * r o t h e one® w ho for you. f w il l • i v r p l or uverliMik youi They nr* the oiif* you « hii ronfidt* th e a re n f d ia m o n d s and r u f f e d a s e c o n d d ia m o n d o n ly t n g e t t h a b a d n e w s th e r e S till; w h ile t b e ie 's I lf * t h e r e 's h o p e . S o u t h le d a r l u h t o d u m m y 's a c e a n d r u f f e d a t h ir d d ia m o n d . Then hr ru ffe d a s e c o n d r l u h w it h d u m m y '* la s t t r u m p a n d a s ­ pect W est w ho a p p a r e n tly ii. id I n c o m e e x h a u s t e d h y t h e s t r a i n o f m a k in g t h a t b r i l ­ lia n t . t r u m p lr a d w a s c a r e f u l t o c o n s e r v e b o t h h is k i n g s n d q u e r n o f c lu b s . N o w S o u th r u f f e d a f o u r th d ia m o n d a n d p la y e d o u t h i* t w o r e m a in in g t r u m p * . W e s t d is c a r d e d a h e a r t o n th e la s t t r u m p le a d b u t S o p t h w a s in c o n t r o l ; H e s i m p l y te d a t h i r d c lu b . W e | t . U lo k h i * k i n g a n d q u e e n o f d u b a a n d th e n h a d to le a d h e a rt* a m i H g iv e S o u th a t r i c k w it h t h l k in g o n t h e s e e o n d le a d . no help from her former husband. (He ha* remarried and left the stile.) I have been taking care of her chil­ dren day* while she works. She mike* very good mon­ ey. bill I have a small pen­ sion ami don't take anything for helping her. My daugh­ ter i* very quarrelsome. She curse* m* and Ihe child­ ren and treat* me like a hir­ ed hand. She ha* been get­ ting me so m nous and upset lately that I can'C-eat or sleep right, and my health it beginning to fail. I have had a proposal of marriage from a very nice man I've been going with for two years, but he want* me to promise him that af­ ter we are married I will n«t take the responsibility of caring for my grandchild­ ren any more. He say* that is the only way we can he happy. I care a lot for this man. Abby, am! want to marry him But is it fair of him to make ine choose be­ tween him and my-.own flesh and blood" „ HARD TO DECIDE DEAR HARD: Marry the man If your daughter had to fare the responsibility nf rearms her own children, she would find a wav You ha\eearned happiness. - Help yourself. P a r® 9 T IIK MOW-THOSE 7 DWARFS WIT! >NQW WHITE COME TO LIFE MRestaurant A R and - LLounge OU Three Nitfhtx — Thurw. Throuifh Sal. DANCING 8TAHT8 A T »:J0 1*.M. We Specialize In Delicious C H A R C O A L S T E A K D lN M E R S F lir t M ic n o n 8 2 .0 0 O t h r r S t - » l * 12 t o | ( _____ _______________ _____________________ it ------- ---- Your Choice Of Full Menu or Luncheon PIZZA 85c UP Friendly Atmosphere PIZZA - Minnie t*rnv| ling -Hung tlih#r IJrnn4 Ola *Ogr r • tpre Ptna At lOiftft Onlr “COUNTRY N I I I O I t O L I D A Y** F r r lln iluakg j ru u . i t ^ t H r iA T u n g i j BMKQ OUT / O V M I 5 0 ^ ^ J • 't f �* l . t J .V \ . , 1 BTjr Welcome Wagon Board Approves Year's Project 1 .. ■ W ater No. 1 Problem Of II. S. Mounted Police Stumped In Hunt For Tailtights '. ■ P a g» 10 — Feb. 18, 1965 Vm H Executive hoard member* of the South Seminole Wei come Wagon Club *et (heir annual project and fund rals log campaign for the year at a luncheon meeting held Mon day at the home of Mr*. Jenle Fritter In Briarwood. The club will direct it* work for the year to the Luth­ eran Children'* Home and the Home for the Aged in Slavia, visiting and prdviding outing* .for both each month. Tbe main fund railing event will be the aale of greeting card*. Following tbe l u n c h e o n , thote attending surprised Mr*. Bernard Willoughby, the for­ mer Mr*. Sue Gate*, with a linen abower during which a SIGNING CONTRACTS for the Forest City Community Association to mock wedding ceremony was serve as sponsor for a new Boy Scout Troop jn the area are John C. Dibconducted with Mr*. Clare ler (le ft), field director of Central Florida Council', and Allen Forward, Paulacn at the bride, Mr*. Association president, {.coking on is Charles McPherson who will be Gild* Pettinati a* the groom, scoutmaster of the new troop, scheduled to meet the first Monday of and Mr*. Maryann Mile* a* each month, beginning in March, at Forest City Baptist Church. the miniiter. The next board meeting it tchcduled for 11:30 a.m„ March IS, at the home of Mr*. Bea Baggett in Winter Park. General member»hip meet­ ing of ihe club will be held at 11:30 a.m., next Thursday, at 'be iiviitc of Beef in Mait­ land. The film, "Why a Heart Association?" will .be 'shown • 'b y ’ Mr*.' Elirabeth Thomas, SAN FRANCISCO fL 'P l) South Seminole heart educa­ Wanted: ( A tail light for tion chairman. It alio 1* hop horse* that doesn't make the ed that Dr. Maria Percx wilJ^anlmal nervou* and won’t be able lo attend tbe meeting irritate hi* rump, to speak to the group. | That’s the problem facing ------------------'San Francisco's mounted poj lice a* the result of the dis­ covery that Mate law require* urh hghtrmr any caravan:— Since the mounted detail of. ten travels in a group, police j figure their horse* qualify. ... "The area on a horse where HILLS, Calif you need them 1* an odd place (U P I) — Songwriter Jerry to put light*." laid Sgt. Joe Livingston'* ion wa* under COMFORT ARTICLES marie by tbe Auxiliary Galik, in charge of the detail, piychiatric observation today, Unit to Old Glory American Legion Post 18.T of who noted that the animal* following the shooting of his Altamonte Springs go to veterans hospitals in base thu* far thwarted all at parent* because they "were tbe state. Displaying some of tbe items are Mrs. tempt*. bugging him," police reportCatherine Hurkhardt, rehabilitation chairman, "The next thing you know, ad. right, and Mrs. Molly Stcmlle. w ell need directional signGary Livingston, 'll. wa* alt," he sighed. booked on auipieion of as­ sault with intent to como;it murder and tin o was taken to Los Angeles ( uunty Gm- 1 ,• • * B tv fm i : ; ”■* - *. » - gional compacts, although fed­ Financial Gossip NEW YORK (L T D - When eral legislator passed in 1936 Anthony J,' Celebreire, aecre- and amended in 1961 gives the tary of health, education and national government aome welfare, called for industry to powers to intervene in situa­ help in aolving the nation's problems in air and water pol­ tions involving interstate or lution, he waa touching upon navigable waters affecting in­ a subject which occupies a terstate conditions. Most major rivers pass substantial share of the atten­ tion of ihojsa&is of business­ through several states, each of which may have its own men. Tbe day* when most Amer- ideas on anti-pollution mea­ icin rivers ran free and clean, sures, the NAM review not­ when ground water could be ed. It said that one of the tapped with little effort and most extensive and successful water virtually could be had effort* to solve tbe conflicts for the asking, are long gone in standards has been in the from the national scene. Per­ work of the Ohio River Valley haps tbe a verije citizen is Water Sanitation Commission, not as conscious as he should formed by eight states in 1948. The commission's job, the be of the nation's water pro­ blems, or not so acutely aw are NAM ..noted, "was to reverse of them as may be the oper­ the trend of a half-century of ator of a big manufacturing indifference to river abuae. "Through cooperative ef­ plant; the National Associa­ tion of Manufacturer* (NAM ) fort* and a program to spread has been urging thst. he keep understanding, it succeeded himself informed better than dramatically. T r e a t m e n t plants now serve 90 per cent in the past. Celebrerze, addressing a of the sewered population of National Industrial Conference the Ohio Valley, and fourBoard gathering in Washing­ fifths of the industrial estab­ ton, said that leaders in in­ lishment* are operating waste dustry can help by supporting control and treatment facili­ effective pollution control mea­ ties rated adequate by the sure* at tbe state and local signatory states.” This "drainage basin con­ level*. NAM reports. In a review cept,” the NAM suggested, of a new book surveying water' seeftic?) to1'be the "only prac-' use in industry; notes that tical approach'to water pollu­ ■most pollution control mea­ tion control wjthrn the current sures are embodied in state framework of this nation's legislation or In interstate re-) lilieal structure,’ pS- FFA O bservance e .si Huiptui lo, observation, Opens Saturday pulice said. Tbe elder Livingston, S3, Future Farmers of America who wrote such hit songs as member* at Seminole High "M uiny Doata," "Talk of the School will participate m two Town" and "Close To You," events tills weekend, opening and his wife, Ruth, 61, were national observance of FFA shot Wednesday in ttie fam­ Week. ily's fashionable home lien Three | FA member* vet to Both wera tak< n to t ’( Y.A he selected, accompanied bv Medical Center, wheir attend- j. their advisor William West, ants said they were in "salwill represent the Seminole Ufactury condition." High School chapter at the Livingston had a bullet Kissimmee Valley l.ivi-vlprk wound in his left uirn and show Friday They will enter his wife wus (hot in the the beef judging contest cheat. Four local members will at­ tend a district leadership vchonl this weekend at Camp Ithiel, near Gotha Lou Re vclv, Mike Plctrunloni, Kenj Forrest and Gary Gibson Leaning Minaret Straightened Up MOSCOW (U P I)—The ItusSiam have atr(tightened the leaning Minaret t>( Samar­ kand. And. they said, they might be aide to help Italians straighten the- Leaning Tower of Pisa. The tup of the )Mh cen­ tury, ii'll-ton lower in the ancient city of Asiatic Russia has leaned liy five feet for I tie past ;i(! year s and has been *up|airlcd (,y rabies. Tire hoi let tnw a ageney Tats said the lofty tower wa* jacked Upt ight ut the end of a two-month opera­ tion. Road Hog LUnWICSHAFEN, Germany fl'J 'D - A 22-ycar-old motorist was arrested on charges of stealing 40 automobiles o n|y last month, the motorist — who was not identified — was given a "Cavalier of the Road” award by police lor safe driving. together Of a i -w ' ” ■* I u ..... u K li v S A V IN G S COME SEE - COME SAVE ALSO B ARG AINS IN USED FU RNITU RE T A K E N IN TRAD E BUY ON E ASY CREDIT ’ ' * START “A NEW '‘ACCOUNT TODAY OPEN F R ID A Y FATHER Sanford - iifiJ*0J K .-F irsl-S t. PH O NE 322-09S3 "E V E N IN G OTHER ’EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT CUTTY SA R K v I-x 'B ls 'K 'V FOUR ROSES IMP. SCOTCH 86* IILEND REG. 7.10 REG. 5.20— 11.95 CASE IM P. V.S.O.P II Just North ofCasselberry City Limits REG. 8.95 JACQUINS $ COGNAC 5 49 th tr , T IiW > . H - V A LONDON DRY 8 ".Money Back Guarantee" YD 1 STR. KY. BOURBON TILFOIU) k e N T V a v e Yr n REG. 4.GO— 3 5THS 9.50 $3 . 1 9 1.19 ,„| D R Y G IN or V O D K A HAIG 5 * YELLOWSTONE 3.29 QUART FULL HEAVEN IMP. SCOTCH 8 YR. 8G* STR. KY. BOURBON VODKA ii«oi?so*|ABC E£?AGIN 3 * 1 2 3 , 5 1 0 IMP. CANADIAN C ^ Q Q W HISKY—"AGE ▼ ON LABEL" ^ 5,h fill1 BLENDED W H ISK E Y REG. 5.39— 47.75 CASE REG. 4.85— 11.88 CASE D ELU X E OLD Thompson BUI itlttlN STIt. IvY. BOURBON REG.- fi.5D— 3 5THS 12.95 / \/n ft Y k u 1 SI It \ IGHT KEN r i ’t K Y CHARCOAL FILTERED IMP. SCOTCH C A N A D IA N Early Times 4 YR. V.O. BARTON ^ ■ G IN ABC PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY. FE IIIll ARY 20th. Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando GORDON Hi l l ru L L fir*’ STR. k y . nua BRUGAL BOMBAY LIG H T or DARK IMP. ENGLISH GIN n i l i i I f i# | f| HfAVfN Hill REG. lifiO— 3 5THS 9.50 REG. 7.15— 59.75 CASE $3 . 1 9 * 4 .9 9 O LD FEDERAL ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE FO RESTER RESERVE OF T ? 4 # % C SKIZ,NEGD OLD THE f H I-B A L L ’ 12 YR. STR. KY. BOURBON *6* STRAIGHT KENTUCKY HO L it ISON AGED 3 TIM ES LONGER T H A N AM E RIC A'S LE AD IN G BOURBONS REG. 5.95— 47.75 CASE 39c DAY or NITE - OPENING 'TIL CLOSING 39c FU LL Q U A R T S CARSTAIRS GRAND DAD STIL K Y. BRB. 86* REG. 6.33—55.95 CASE W H ITE S E A L BLEND 3 .9 9 T1LFORD Secret Agent ’ /. » F A B U LO U S VALUES O ld Rarity CRAWFORD ‘‘How are you going to know what the inversion bate Is," he asked. "Moat people don’t even know what ’ jt means." 1 SPECTACULAR BONDED BOURBON RENO. Nev. (11P I) — The Reno City Council decided that a man Imp the inalien­ able right to hat lieeue a aleak in hit harkyatd when­ ever he pleaacd, smog or no •mog. Councilman William Grayell* pointed out thet a pro. poaed aectlon of the city’* amog-eontiol ordinance indirated there could be no barbecuelng if , the “ Invereion base" is less than 1,600 feet. | / STILL IN PROGRESS! J & B RARE IMP. P O R T U G A L J S e- W IN E Gain Support LONDON (U PD — A "Mr. Goldfingcr" flew from London Airport oa a one-way ticket to Tal Aviv. Ilia ticket number waa 007—the aama as the code n u m b e r for sect el agent api* | Bind/1 f Stock STK. KY. BOURBON PARIS (IT 'D — Th* year But today it fares what may 1905 may he the year of dr prove its most dangerous crl- | t taion for the North At,un­ sis of nil over the American tie alliance. sponsored project for an al­ It may see a showdown be. lied multi-latei*1 force of »ur- O tween French P r e s i d e n t fare ships i.MI.F) armed with . Charles de Gaulle and the r, st P Ian* mis .lie t and manned U T ~ - ‘I of tin- a liaore over the West's bv < ie »* of mixed natiunalf- j m m mu li-ar defense up ties. At the worst, l:n;fi could The project was devised by ‘ | even see France pull out of the United Slate* in an e f­ the Ncrth Atlantic Tteaty fort to give Its European alganUation (NATCH " n d i ll.i * greater allure in the the breakup of the defense West's nuclear defense. Jn 1 alignment t rented by tlie free particular. It was designed to j West in 1949. give West Germany a shared NATO, an alliance of IS in nuclear role in the hope it dependent atatep, each with would discourage her from at­ i,“ <,'vn n* tlon“ > “ grind, tempting to create an inde­ '" " 'e d from ensl* to eri- pendent nuclear force of her »n from year to year through- own. out it* 15 years' rxistenre ' Rut the p|«n met with little le t, when the chips Were general surer** among Amrridnwn . ns in Ihe Cuban erlal* ( rn’i Fur. pean allies. Only the of IlKlg, it has f rgotten its West Germans accepted it difference* and *tn,„| solidly without question. | Backyard Cooks II MATHER OF SANFORD'S GREAT 7 CROWN BLEND '6 5 Year Of Decision For N. Atlantic Pact Hy Joseph \V Grigg > S e a g r a m 's Songwriter, Wile-:: Shot By Son, 22 — e—- -- — W»S *> BUSCH NATIONAL |CARLING BLACK LABEL Case 24 12 Oz. + Dep. * VODKA BRUGAL R U M $3 . 9 9 FULL QUART i $4 . 7 9 IM P . SCOTCH REG. 5.00 $4V0 Slh » INVERHOUSE i- if �* I % **4, •I • I ! Dr. Crane’s N ew Approach To Disarm Two scientists, one American ami zone. Although each country has the other Russian, have proposed military installations in these areas, making a start on disarmament in they arc not absolutely vital to se­ Alaska and Siberia. curity. It’s possibly the first fruitful Nuclear weapons, long-range bomb­ thought on this crucinl issue in the ers and missiles would be banned year aqd a half since the partial nu­ from these areas. Some airfields and clear test ban treaty was signed to bases might be allowed to remain, end above-ground tests. as would purely defensive installa­ The same holds true for the whole tions such ns radar tracking stations. question of disarmament— meetings, An Alaskn-Sfberia inspection zone discussions, but nothing to report. would require only the agreement of tjie two countries, Later, the zone The stumbling block in both cases has been and remains: Inspection. might be extended into Greenland and expanded in Siberia, with Den­ While nuclear explosions in the op­ mark (which owns Greenland) join­ en air are easily monitored from ing in a treaty. great distances, this is not so with those set o ff inside the earth, which Eventually, an even broader agree­ ment could include Canada, Nor­ were not included in the test ban. They can pe muffled, or confused way, Sweden and Finland and ex­ with natural earthquakes. tend disarmament to the entire Arctic region. A buffer zone embrac­ Only on-the-spot inspection would ing the entire northern part p f the guarantee adherence to a compre­ world would then separate the offen­ hensive test ban trenty. Only inspec­ sive forces o f East and West— yet tion would insure that no secret fac­ leave the bulk of their military es­ tories were turning out nuclear weap­ tablishments intact. ons or missiles or other war mater­ ial. ■Moreover, the development of in­ spection procedures and the habit of But inspection is the one thing the using them would provide "a con­ Soviet Union has not been able to ac­ cept. siderable measure o f reassurance and could contribute materially to foster­ Now the two scientists— one Amer­ ing the kind of mutual trust that is ican, one Russian— propose that we a necessary prologue to additional attack the disarmament impasse in disarmament measures." small stages from the top— top of the So say these two scientists. What world, that is. Their plan, reports say their governments ? Scientific American, is the first joint proposal of its kind by u U.S. and SoA’ief scientist. •. . . Biophysicist Alexander Rich of * Thought Fbr Today . t ■* : < * w - i- — , * * . - / Massachusetts Institute o f Techno!- ' V. So it is with the resurrection of ogy and geochemist Aleksandr P. Vinogradoy of the Vernadsky Insti­ the dead. What is sown is perishable, what is raised is imperishable.— 1 tute in 'Moscow point out thnt the Cor. 15:42. Arctic is the only region of the world • * • where the territories of the United The nearer I approach the end, the SUites and U.S.S.R. adjoin. plainer I hear around me the immor­ They suggest that all or part o f tal symphonies of the worlds which Alaska and a corresponding part of invite me. It is'marvelous, yet simSiberia— equivalent in military value ------ , — — be placed within an~ inspection ” pte.— Victor Hugo (> | « Bicycle Built for TTiree? Worry C linic $/6 Dolly U srtnslly twlnj hampered hy the over In­ dulgence of her grandpar­ ent*. For II in the un»*ti«fied desires of rhildhimd that often serve a» thr Road- to hard work and rollege education In Isler year*. Don’ t surfeit your children with ton many lu\> uries. And bewnre Irat you employ your ynungatrra n* nut Id - for your own re­ pressed rhildhoml! CASK V- $16: Dolly B., ac­ t'd 4, if n annul youngster. *■11111 the i» very- spoiled,” her mother protested, "for she la the firal grandchild on both aidea of the family. "So her grandparents aling­ er her with gift*. . "Why, ahe hns nine dolls already and ia overwhelmed with other expensive toys. "A s a re>l>U, she grows bored with her play Ihlugs for she has too many of them. "Although I urge her grandparents to slow up with their gifts, they never come to see us without bringing her * new present . "Dr. Crnne, what can I do In'this situation?" ‘ To avoid surfeiting your child with too many toys, ra­ tion them. Hide sway moat of the dolls or auto Irueka and other toys, for children usually pre­ fer only one or two things at a time. So keep the rest stored out of sight. Then, ■in n day or two, give the youngster a couple of the other toys nod hide those that have been in use. Thus, the child’s interest la whetted hy the new atliar. tions that apepar from day tu day. And when a child has nine doll*. It would he wise to pass most of them along to the Fnlvntinn Army or other worthy charitable bodies. Or hei|Ueath them to your Sunday School for use with the toddlers. And don’t lavish too ninny playthings on your young­ sters ns an indirect hut be­ lated way of gratifying your Kditor, Herald: considerable " " " repn-aaed childhood! II was with For example, litany* people. care and tom laW lh at 1 tried ! to inform the public <>X.. our ,ra” a Shetland |M>n.v wlp-n plans tc dose Despite ef­ tlii-y are youngsters, hut fort. because of misinforma­ never gel one. At cat nil ala they may intion. there has resulted undue dlltge their desite to ride a anxiety and confusion in pony hy paying in rents to areas J7i cents for a ghort jaunt around the citric on the hack original statement: of one of these commercial "Uttr license as a Home for ponies for relit. the Aged expired Dee. 31, unit Hut tin- unsatisfied desire Because of continuing and "f.m’i ’ l" '‘ ‘■tually Ciy N a geny. sull. in< reused demand pet sisrs. ties ndaUMl to thr c.irr of I hr aurd, wV arc unable to con­ tinue in our present fjrililx We, therefore, have, jint an*l do not intend U» apply lor ie / . licensing. Letters my Bruce many Biossot— Ray Cromley Political Notebook $o surh parent* m*y final* ly purchase a pony for their darling daughter (or son). And what happens? After a couple o f weeks, the novelty wear* o ff and ths pony la qn longer a primary attrnrtiifh for the child. Exeept when guest* arrive, the pony may then be ignor­ ed. Mranwhile, the parent* of the child must care for the pony, as they usually must do for the puppy or kitten thnt may also he given to their young hopeful. So it is often smarter to let your youngster* carry some unsatisfied urges all through childhood. For it is such hunger* th*t serve as a wholesome goad* to frugality and hard work and further schooling. Actually, you will find that unsatisfied childish desires nre often heat left unfulflllt, for then they become spin* to greater attainment. Children who become sur­ feited with loo many amuse­ ments and who have their every wish overly gratified, often lack tUMUiivc in col­ lege. . Wley. .‘■xuiiic iwicd wilh life. Like Alexander who shed (M n tiecapee there were fio more world* to conquer, they may then become demoralised or even commit suicide! (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of Ibis news­ paper, rnrhtoinK a Ions stamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 rents to cover I >pine and printinc enats when you send for one of In* hookleta.) .W A S H IN G T O N (S E A > billion durinir the next >»;»t P ie a id r iil L dm non n^kP r e s i d e n t Johnson's UllUl rountlu^ siipplenientnl didlar mu fnr n $•'«*(» m illio n oblig a* budget d >■» not give * tine rrtpH’iitft Job lift in i* nefltlif!£ liuiml ntitluMlIy fnr H k ir k n f f lie n| I'UU f ni IIIn pruport'd bnjipicture of wloil he proposes **iifi|Cee»n to spend. Sortie of t His » pending plliil titj*IIi ii Iir i1 11u fimd fnr tin the sill filer, ttie budget fdimvft op ill pn> tiD'nti* ftimit til** i i u*'d, while be I i.hTn only ll is hope*! Ihat with Ihe would raise federal expendi­ , upeeial ^uveinmenl hiu h f-M m i JI i -•11 fnt *p''lidttiu Ibe tures tinly lollloli. It'd rtct- Many Ppefnlmt; b«-n^tn tin* fu st >« ni I'li) m e n u w dl i is*' full cooperation ol the state WASHINGTON (U P I) — rented Jo the museum hy the he today without the miinco linl federal «|u tiding likely hidden by pnotiilrk'* mid by It* iinne Ilian $|,J billlnu u and county welfare auenciex, ' graph? The mind Is.gglrs at will in. reuse by nearly 47 i fnkr derrewse!*. The Smithsonian Institution, A B Dick Co. of Chicago. tittle nf our residents will Ik* vear ll was Albert Blake Dick, the thought. II also Boggles at which is Ibe chief U. S. repos­ I L ’ * iilro ii'k in u fnr mm n! on or about Feb I Vh S*>jin* tu 1111 ii «if line \ it itory for the artifactl of out founder o! Ihr company, who, the thought of where our te • I jmt itijj it i id hi tf i t ) 1 »* idd il*jtte tioiittrcittrtil* id fiirlbrr mm*'' i' i H11it A *lio i n i **11 ii I: o »n in id u**t rivilitatmn, enriched its col conceived the idea in 188,3 public is today with the mime * f|laf 11*11^**"' In H pHpff f iirui» I l l ' l l fiiiltinvi fin bin nrr*i i *•- and future pt.nu will f*«* Titade lection this week with what He and Thomas A Edison put ograph pi nut Min. bill ,il a later ilate f* In* v«td b> rluittfc,' 'u* tin .Il k<b*p«m*Ht may be the must significant together thr machine that he pardon me if I report that Two nf nor residents were |1\ \S*»l|t*r ( I’arki’i* •iHten «*fl whir h rlit’t I- t ,m h r * t ■inly i pi imltinn expend) item of all. isnfir known as the "Edison the fe.l.-ral government alone moved on I »d> I to the nur« M*ii>> li hik‘M> tr-pi <foil ■M’til not, f»4t that fi'Wti limn iu » e * fm |turn Il accepted for preservation H°. 3 ” If* H*k I*•|f fnf MiltllOr* inc home in Sanfmd (our will , uses enough mimeograph pa , If 1/4 II 1* i|| N f H|H' IDbW fwn.l Mill L** noiiled fin- ftan original model of thr l»v tn -I'l’Tut $ I timIIii ii in b»’ imiv nf tin Ihr Kilt In Ibi\ Dirk, who was then in Ihr I ,„,r year to make a stark Sl'f.n III1 1 IHh IH1)' In 1111V • t ii a 11 T h n t t i r . - n ’t *nAf world's first mimeograph ma lumber business, knew a good ] i..yw times higher than the • mti ul11nit y h»n*t unr nil 1hr 1lib fnt IT* «♦'* ilfl A,t IIIfIIT* Ilf (HllIlH', III lllt'ff'tv nil W f Inn He Washington Monument thing when he saw it chine fill lilt II s 1Tl TU'**'I V ilhfs, bill in MH.jiftfl Th.1 bet Liner nf * • • i ii .ma Hpi'riduiK in him11ber * * * ' 1 •* lit 1>|f 44111\ ?1 • rn111Mm thr mm* will Tiie primitive flatbed dupll ipiirkly switched from lumber wm «*t1 If that doesn't Imggl \out I *1 \* nr. Alt ;|4 t toij* I lie r run IT r v |*l|t il s inb! 1 ■Vpi fnlltlp ■«» rator, which is credited with to numrographs, and litr rest mind, nothing will vmil da Miitablr pl.it «•* HI C * I)T * ( i n H u t U l h C u p fin I ' l l ' p4f • 1 " f thi’ ill s Ini4 i »i tbe starting the paperwork revn is history. I 111. tilt l|n| tl \ In nldf^nli fxilll.l • Old "No 3" could lorn out *«>■|cw 4tf fnf lb' 'I I l« |rill I r||«*|ff «if \k’ ■•» nit Ut I \ Filin I X’l 1411vI*111M> flit |lit Where would our republli lulion tn this country, was pre T in 'rein .I ( . 1 . of our ulimit .loo ropies .in hum to i si v a.if* 'I 1 b i I il i *• ii IL it* , I H|i |I «-•I 1 f J4» III |<Mi irf|U .Id ,i.t. clo.iti.* « ill Ilk. pl.t i* ..11 or f good weather on a fast track |If!' k,*1| IItIlit' *l|!'l Is 111 I 1. ill ■f .« I■D1/ tf Hlfl t*%p#hd»f t|» I i «|M» bn xltonl April 1 a- 'f r ill' I f t urrenl models can produce I'illtf l<l‘ l I sail** Hfif |»«'||*|%i>t| H* ' h ills. ft >.m )4 |l|lliVI|r* Hi 1Its* K» • f* .i T11* I be * I ■ l-lill.Ul .|uirc(l By tin Stale .■limit Umst copies .in limn ),*■!? II -tik»•* it* -I I lit I I Ufa .ill Tl'I'II'k’ " f fserj i lit lti * \< i ' e I i n * • 11 I’., x. At tliix tim, I am not com dlkt’l -I fl pMy llieiitfl. without even hi entiling hard 1» kpi t iinciit mil' * in putpnM •If fit I" plMpnjatflU, h'Ai’f *'X*f milting my'-II to a linal tit,' Enterprise AlUmnnl* Springs • • * Considering the advanced Ill .Mint hi*r pin* t , I be bud sill Will hfn Up I*\ I loin'll $_*,*• mg >|.,|r V\. anlKipat. cooMr*. Ititrhle llsrrt* Mrs. Julia Btrtos stage that mimem:r.i|ihmg has \ niMMlMir*’ r*Mtl**si Ini kill .m u UH |*Vpelidlt UP s Ii * klllitifl m (••>* si| llniti ll Ilia anleraBle .litfi. nil) ill plai lllg 438)118 •M-M34 reached. I was a mite ama/cd nffi-M tiuntimrulu iiml vai v - * -TiM< iTOiL' li muJm tb t line III p i ' l l in ' tfo thi nil i* It. [fifuelv Mimi* ot out irM.lent* ami .to *88 4804 Bear Lake-Forest City to learn that the process was rul*?m fnr hu\itiK ■*» f«ut < 1ul t In I --- >• tnMlI i- nf t f ( 1111*’ 111• b ) nn M'ilM'n lilt nnt 111I Ml’l'Ut I mil intcml l ■ . rcalc i liaux .tx Mrs. Msrjsltn Mllrs only Invented about till jours ipiari i t Man, Wf’it hnt»* in ••Mill'd OFid prV» I 11111•L*11f 111-14I - t>, 11s.w111 hili/iit loll fnl I he MU Hr g.l BfC.HIM- Ilf tmlsilic 111 l.sse Mary 63831IS Mrs. France* Wester ago Ji iMtrJ by |Mt d l ' l - I’d. Ill^hw.ix III ll | IMF IlillJIipiif tin- uinp114’ m t i ' f p i li"M“ f d Ifinj fiili'IHc.' 311-611* CasseltKrry M1JJ tb»* .’iJile «*f $!'dlO mill 1**11 tat ion tax*? This means that Hannibal I'll It'S. ll ix our loll luicnlmn to . Mrs. Jsnr t's***lb*rry m hm nf i*tiv»*l nilielll lie I*J l.ske Monros crossed the Alps, Columbus |I*>p|t4 \lit If pit dll Tlulls o f conm.Ici tin- tired* ol rach in 818-S04S Mrs II. 1.. Johnsoa llliilT^llp'li til pll\*lli IllVi Jit"HI ii hmiin inu i" iiliiifti) , w ilt l o p discovered America and Grunt .livnliial and »c.om|ti»h oui 312-4722 (but Miiii the m>v« i uifieiil id ufnWth III U,lO’1f* FIJItin Dll I final ail id *crvnc vttlli com Chnlusts took Bichmond without mime •Tilt }i*vl*f lli|* the triip if I tu1 1 pfn d ii it ii 11«I ill tux lollei'tilutii, passion and imderslanding Long wood ' Mrs. Joan Msgta ographing anything Which is Mrs. Donna Estes 113-3741 bull !C*»vvi j v r i dr f ti II 1 1 1 . almost incredible. I somehow tl Is my fervent request that lhe men m Iiii put Ibe Pieid * nan-in t DeBsry had the impression that even The budget »l#o estimate* ilelit'n bndueti* toyi-tbei now anyone tlisiring Curther in North Orlando h Htf un^ fli'thiM- in ntdinhly htok f u i wii i •) tu hitvinu their formalioh the Egyptian hieroglyphics elllu-r aImut thr Mrs. Margarrt <_o*by 868-48H] piiviiu-iitn in fartneis. |,iiit f M ft buluin ed budget Ifl tin' closing or alH.iti ant one in were mimeographed. 322-6791 yroi tlit- Preiiulent iiritlereA ye ju lie inns fur t » -ele« T)tin. dividual now in mil .are Deltons When Samuel F B Morse (litres Imniti d Un-'f pit) iunit* b) Mrs. Mildred llsney Ill th** in if* ul Mile, the p ies would contact me directly, tapped out history’s first tel Mr*. Clarence Snyder •C S -illl ifiori* I him one billion didltir ^ tllt-li t tu I n dv is efs e x p e r t 122-4841 please be egratn. he wrote "What hath il llil in rinvk itr fnr (* < enn will it Ik * ohg.fi‘ j*n fur « $Ti Genets Mrs Tha mar Braden God wrought?" Nobody knowy Oviedo fnr $1 I I*11i i*•ik In vniirvt bi* lililluri |i|i retise m tlie f ed eiu l 31i WEST FIRST ST. Mrs. Evelyn Lundy Ass't Admm.stralor Mrs. JuAnn Hays what A. B. Dick wrote on I tie 365-3160 348-4871 rijUstokr. iHc ' fi?»kuiK (be new debt limit ill fisttil ItHJt]. Sirepla Best Home first mimeograph, but the as I nll^MBn fnf 41 11»t ift I tlf $li till sumption is that it was no linn m Niippteniental 11105 thing more dramatic than a urn1 i * • i7 , t uitdi* t . price list lor lumber I In 111Oil JnhriMirt Injd^rt I . ' In some ways, however, Hu ftnumlhrad w as a term ap- II1Mi I11141* Il Whitjr Rfril’H nf lit1* mimeograph * has given ut plied to the adherents of the •more to he wrought up alioul parliamentary party in Unu k'oui * tr pfr»jt« in tiiut by tlniir ( Vi’ iy tiiitufe Mill autom at leal- | than the telegraph. In fact (and during the *»reat Civil Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thurs., February 18, ’65 much of the vast amount ol War Some o f . the Puritans l> push (•pendinif up in future mitneogtaphcd material tlul w o r e the h a i r c l o s e l y WALT*.H »• l-IKI.ua. KIliraM A XSI l-l II.IVIILH c r o p p e d around the head. >rinn '|ltr*i* me vkimt itiidiret crosses my desk is over FRASK VUlTOLtS*. (*r*al*ll»* - « M « « l IS*****. The word was first used in 1men terhnn nlly nil! *■built- | wrought. RUSKHT t l.L I * M lk ll I*>44 by a disbanded officer, in" iii af nifti-n. Tu nec uifiplisii ■ s h h i i jouxausi In accepting 'Edisort No. .1 " A Com m unity o f H om es— Built with P rid e" Advorilslns Diraoior David Hide, who drew his (bin. Ihr Piesiderit m fitaking SSsna* -iif L.4ltor for the Smithsonian. Jacob a o l OREM sword during a riot and said I Conicresi In iru rriue hi* «uDORIS VVII.LIAMS Kainen, curator of graphic he would "cut the throats of AOx.ru.id* S m i i r I tbr-rity to tddiK’ Mte furul* by Social? tlUitor aA.* IB SUUKMAKKa arts, commented that ’’our pa those round-headed do|*s that nintr tbun $17 billion iilmve Hooiatsa M***a*r , DOTTIL A ta ri* perwork as much as our guns bawled against bishops.” aabii t it mow in Die Jnsl Krii' CSED SKI.LI • cur House and ships heljM-d win thi C ! ■«|Cl*fs«t4W B|fIlift*Ki lirtly budget. Mechanical bupt n o t sauLt.a war." Ah, yes DI L L V I S C K S T Ksumpin; O a .ly KSItor ■tatt I'buiusrapbtr Everyone knows thal tin modern army travels on Its Pubttahad dally . l e a p t Saturday, aunday and C h r O u n i ; yule stencil. Everyone L ove s th e Extras at E c k e rd si Dick West’s The Lighter Side 1Paid \ (" iSloan S fij,) Ba rbs Herald Area Correspondents <4 yooAV A T I O *4 SANFO H I), F L A . Ravenna Park .*{ Bed Room H om es $ llahad Saturday proceed.n* CUri.tni**• i s n a u ’t i u s h a t h * TOMOKKOW Home Delivery a r Mau lie Week , * ° w **k b k m i .xolic col lis a i at a fear i a * i M e at ** I It I tfestti A L L UI'USIH MAIL 111 It t l e a f t i l l Monika l ie I Munis* I as I Muat a IS * l Meath D. R t-aatal n . g u L U s s * pro u d * tkai asi mall * i t a c r t # u * a i te paid ta ad van an. CO M PLKTK INVESTM ENT SERVICE (Ilf la t A 1.1.KN ft ro. I l l E. I.EMON ST. LAKELAND. FLA. Kararad » » aaaaad tiaea asattar v a t a e i r 11. t a i l at ta* r a i l Office at S t a le r* , riarld *. aadar ta* Act at C s a g r . M ad Marat Member: Midwest Stiiek E»ch. t'hieago Hoard ol Trade I. HIT. ________________________________ Mu pari ut amy matanat. aawa * r ssvwitatsa. ul t i l l adltla* af Tha Sanford Herald may a* rapradmcod t* any meaner with* au| wrlltea parmualua at tha puallahar of T h* Harold. A a r t a t lv l. s a l a» firm raapeaalkla tar auah rapredgctioa will k* caaaldarad at Intrint.n* ut Tn* Herald a aupyrtaat and will a* |yi| H ot la ie r samasaa laadar ta* law. » Orlando Halri IteprraenlaliTc MRS. STAN COMSTOCK i’ lt. GA 5-soil DINNER! FRIED Tha Hat aid la * a i a t i r at U a D a n a * I r e . a waits u ta* , U 1, a a i d a n t * l r ta the ua* far rapualitatlaa at all tb* 1***1 s aw * priaiad la tkls aaw*Ra**r. FISH Golden French Frlra ( riap t ’ole S l»» Hot Boll* K Ituller A l l, YOU CAN HAT VA and Conventional All Kitchens Equipped With Appliances By 9 9 E C K E R D 1 Sanford Plaza D ru g S to re s (In-Serrlre) PER M O N T H PA YS A L L , LUNCH l.isled snd unlisted Seruritiea Mutual Fund* 79 .0 0 GENERAL ELECTRIC (Stenstrom Realty,-Sales Agent) Including Principal, lntcrt’at, Taxes And Insurant;* S h a s w ia liA h C O N S T R U C T IO N CO . G E N E R A L OFFICE — 211 W . 25th ST. ■ Phone 322-3103 ( T .. �/ t . liM B M M M H Horoscope Forecast ! | A] • Friday. February 1». INI GENERAL TENDENCIES: Tba early AM is fine for whatever baa to do with charm of any co-operatlv* In­ terests, *o go altar these ear­ ly, after which you coma wi­ der fine aspects for wha\erar haa to do with commitlions, representations, corres­ pondence and getting all the little affairs of daily living improved by more modern methods. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. IS) Getting in touch with ra­ ther colorful Individuals is the best way for you to get ahead faster now. Be more eognlaant of how to make a big Impres­ sion on the public In reneral. Show that you have a good business acumen, too. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Adding beauty to your surroundings, showing true efficient manner of working, etc. brings others closer to you. Add to abundance as well. Taking time for better health practicea it right, also. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Putting finest skills to work now will make the fu­ ture far brighter and affluent for you. Do those things you ' like s.id ran do best. Your friends, (higher-ups will all • • be highly impressed. * ' MOON CHILDREN (June IC to July 21) Think over well whatever is connected with your fundamental affairs and get a whole new and better * attitude/ system. Make yoyr surroundings more charming. Add color that is correct. ______LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You have excellent ideas at this time end ethers will co­ operate with you more readily if you exprrss them. Get state­ ments out. Know where indi­ vidual rightfully fils and is most valuable. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Kept. 22) Doing work you like with true efficiency gets you the admiration of those about, higher-ups In particular. Bring out these prartirnl skills from your sul<consrjuus. Put them to work wisely. 1.1lilt A (Sept. 21 to Oct. 22) Others can be inspired by your charm and courtesy now, so don't be stingy with It. Entertaining those to whom you haw a debt of gratitude fine. Otherwise, cruise sbeut with eclat. SCORPIO (Ort. 21 to Nov. 21) You are able to enjoy that personal ambition now to the utmost if you think leav­ ing prnrtirai affairs warrants it. lie kind to someone who deserves it. Store up blessing for yfurself. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Her. 2|) |l,. mors altruistic, especially with good friends who bavo done so much for you. Get about socially mors. Note what others need and do yrur best to give it to them. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 2D| Doing your civic duty wisely today stamps you ns a number one ritlien. lie aure that you do aomrthlng to better your tredit rating. Then you find business is htttvr for you, too. AQUAKIUH (Jan. 21 to Feh. l(i) Be alert to some new methods of operating that will maka your futurs brighter and more affluent. Welcome new contacts. They give the tight slant and shed light where thera Is now darkness. PISCES (Feh. 20 to Mar. 20) Precision that is wed .with thought Is what counts with your partners now, so ha cn the proverbial hall. Be kind with loved one In PM. Buy some little thoughtful gift— or a big ons. IF YOUR CHILD 18 RORN TODAY, ha or aha will be on# of those remarkable pen- | pie who Intuitively knowa juat what to say and do for othcra that will IngratiaU him or her cloaer. Thera is also an innate sense of what ia right where color and tone are conCtrord, and tha life is beat spent wheje there is true luxury, even If only working for the so-called rich. But a fortune could be in this chart. Th e Stare Impel, they do not compel" Whet you make of your life la largely up to YOUI Carroll Rightar'a individual Forecast for your sign for March-is now ready. For your, copy aend yuur blrthdaU and |L00 to Carroll RlghUr Fora* eaat Tha Sanford Jlerald, Box 1221, Hollvwocd 28, Callfotjila. r 11 I! V .— If It -M- - . ■ . FT ■ | ---- t i t OUR BOARDING HOUSE Pag* 2-A — Feb. 18, 1365 By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES hi rr nr rr il ■J il r- r r i r IT IT to IT r ST r ■ ir ir r zT r s” IT _ pi w 1 w r *1 j r r ir ir 0) n 44 ir 41 J J Jl ammamm 3" j ■ 9 tr I • xr ir 5T 5T r -if ft �. » *1 "k * I '* I \ I ♦ T he Perfect Team to Bet on for Q uick Results, — W ANT A D S! D ial 322-5612! 6. Child Care Classified Phones F ro m fiilo rd c h il d C otk ff 425-5938 F R I O I D A I R F Waahar |4ft; Carval o « i R e f r ig e r a t o r ISO. 113till. P O O D LE C L t r i ’ INO POODI.ES FO R S A L K Ph. 331-1010 K K X M O R E E l t c l r l e Ploa*. mo. old: D ra w Drapaa fu ll y Ilnad: R a lla w a y Rad with haadhaard l l l - t l t l . P O M E R A N IA N S , Mala. Ann Al aia nda r, leak* Mary. HJ 1 • to 10 1111JO |1JO 11.10 HI . I I to IS |5 1 1JO 1 1,111 4.7S AKC I t to 10 11 | 1JO 11-7114.70 N l a l a a a a 0 4 — I I.la* ( f l e a a - U i t a t « t r 4 a aar llaal | U O N la lM a M { ' h a r « 0 A l l U l a Data A4a C l a r M at l - D a r no t# CONTRACT RATES ON HBQUEBT pupplaa III * P a w n in g or lluytng? — 8r* ui l A - l P A W N SHOP ISfll Orlando Dr S} 5- * I TO A & H toN T K A C T O H S HOM E I M P R O V E M E N T S , ROOF INH, P A IN T I NO A IN FU LATINO flm n e ln g Arringed 111-I J I f 1 *1 ! FI M l SID *P N E W LOCA TION Franrh SlS-ITSI offer Tn.7 a 12 N o o n Day ' l l r f o r r Publica tion For InarrtionH anil K i l l * ( S a l . N oon F o r M o n d a y ) VpKmtT^iEn. 2. Personals "Vim till ID. liuildiTs Supplies SEM INOLK LODGE N l ' n S I N i l AN D C O N V A L E S C E N C E R ES ID E N C E I1 D li,.a JJE’ h. Sanfurd, Fla 1*0 Si IP T I I II ( T A VK Ph. J ! t - t I H I*B E»CA ST rn ftr re te Step# ClItF.OUBY LI* 31BE ft • i» *10 M * t»i# \ f t 20. Hardware 4, lleuuty Care San fordo II oat Cumpit t* TED W .L L IA M S HDW 2ft! E 23th 323*3444 o(,(n May* 21. Hume Improvements 1*AIvri.VM, (Eipwirtni eo 'f»#un* Inlrriitr w i l l >!» m i n i !•> V«»n K< hi *der well Del #i ■ent IJ2.ftl3V (i. i hi Id Cure —^ N A N N I E 'S K I Dl) l E C AKE . Infinri t • lit * > n i»p»R 34 hnu re, by tl,« hour, day or week l i l t ! ri. t u k A l t , 123*11131. Legal Notice I S T I I K CIHI 1 I T 4'Ot I I T o r 1 i l l : a i a i i i j i h i , t * i. i l u ­ l l IT. IA ( H i l ull SKMIAOI.K 1 III A T * . I T . l l l l l l l *. i s ( h a m e h \ a ii. m m N O T IC E o r M IT ™ LE SLIE A W H ITTIN O TO S and I R E N E M. W H I T T I N U TUN, bla wlfa, 1-lLtnllffa. as. J W I L L R ID E N O U R and .ANN R ID E N O U R , hta w i l . » i al Defender,’ # T H E I T A T E OF r i O B l l M . t O i J U I L L Htr »FNOUR ••'d A N N B l D K N ' B H. h ll * 1f# r f » 1 Ie nA• unknown; ma il­ ing « iliir r * « tienefal DA. livery , N»*if l» Tt n neaie# _ Tnu ara hrrrl.y h' o f , r d lhal >9 g lu l l ha. hr, n f ' l - l . . i l n . l » r u and P IO N E E R M E T A L S OF O R L A N D O . IN C . a Florida rnrBornili.ii. T H E C O M M E R C IA L RANK AT W IN T E R PARK. r i A I I U D A . a banking aorpora(Ion n l . l l n g und-r 111. la w . of tha S>at« ..f Florid a; MORN K-W ILSO.V. IN C . a F l o r ­ id a cor poration, and CHA SE 4 C O M P A N Y , a Florida enrpora. lion. In lha abnva anllllad r a n , - , and that you ara hara* b y r»<|Ulri"d lo flla your anaw ar will, tha Clark of thta (k Court, and («, a . n a a copy th a rr uf upon tha platnt lffa Df P lain tiff.' A.i(ornay, w ho., nama and a d d r r , . t" T. A M ­ BROSE Of,I,IFF . J l t . 3 on North P a rk A i r n u . P o Mm t* ** Sanford. Florida n..i lalar than March 17 i d . a d i » « i If you fall (o do „o, < » « • • pro c o n f n a o will ba antarr.I ag a tn . t you for tha r . l l a f d. Biindad In rh » Complain* Tha nafura of .aid »ul* h-lna f o r F O R K C l / i s r i l E OF H o u r H A C K anrunibarlng th. pr»par. ( y Jn Srmlnula Couniy, Florida ~ la-w tl: Tlia IVaat 31 f»at r.t th» Kaat O n * - H a lf <K * . » nf all ittai ( a i l of R I / V 'K 3 W I I . f i M E H K , lyin g North of Church S lm t laald Block S lying North of Church Slraal balng at* fart fronting on Church Siraal and 13* faai <" d .p t h i. according to pint Ih . r a o f rccorda.1 In Plat Rook t. P a g . 111. Publla Harorda ol hamlnola Couna ty, Florida ® W I T N E S S »gy hand and lha aaat of aald Court at Sanford. Florida, fbla *lh day of ra bruary, A. D. IMS. . (S E A L) Ar th ur H Barkwlih. J r , . Clark of lha V lr c u ll Court B y i Martha T. Vlhlan Daputy Clark • E Am brota Olllff, Jr. S#0 NortH P ark Atanua P. O. Box l « * t Sanford. Florida Pul,llah Fab. It. II . ! ! * Mar M «. ms 9 CDJ - t l I S AV E rn iit 1» )Oll 4 r o t n M EA T He place the J a • l] ft mj li ail«• In krr fr r»ur an all 11r r dnnr jartlh an u l l ^v,f ■ /-^ ih Free tile Unit Fur mure In f hi m i 11 ajii ta il your Intal Lumber Do r»r tba l letere«n Lumber <‘n. In Orlando Oar>1*11 I - M M FLUMBINd Cn nlra o lli,. Itapalra F R E E E S T IM A T E S It 1. H A R V E Y 1M SanlnrA Avn lllllll 11« r e p a ir i : « . e 1 i .’ iW l l M T “ t i ( U ' l l I N K I . E R SYSTEM S All Ty pr a and Hltaa A) « It -n t ir a,,it S . r . t c a STI NE tut 29. Photo A Kqulpment EN i ' U i SE a Snap.hot In a.ar y lallar. W I K I I O l . D T S C A M E R A SHOP 11o S Parh A.anua. Sanford .'10. H om s Appliances M IL L E R RADIO 6l A P P L IA N C E W K8TJN01I0U8E LU 1.1 J !I. | t l1 n \i v n r.. Wood Mtec Auction W A N ! ED C11r ii * Fru it — Hi* ml in. Tar eon lirtmrn. Bl neap pie a Hr#d l Ins* l ie M a n s f i e l d , tioudad Fruit Buyar Ph 32Y-4tl4. I W E HUY i.faed Furn Hurt, one pier* or houae ful. Furay Bedding A Furn. Co. 101 W l e r S» 3 !! -4 5 !t Trot® CA P A C I T T $229.95 iA LC S A H K R V trr 111 g o B A L K 322-Oltl t-’ f - i - o i c S/iNrOHl) LLLC 1H IC f l E Api llancaa— N r w A U.ad U | *|a*n II. U t lll: NF W M4JOH Hn*i#ehn1g A p pliant » at ahov* our runt. W e guar an lea Iriwfet p r i ' t i . C o n i i e f JiiHin W i g g me I J 3 - I H I or rail J A f t Trading I'oe*. I nc. 2:301 tt Dr* age lliuieorn T ra il. O r ­ lando. T ell ih#rn you i l w S in fo rd lle rald ! N E E D E X T R A C A S U I A liaraid AVanl-Ad aalla tho.a art i d e * no lon ger needed. L o w In coel -high In reiullg. Did 322-3413 or 423-2321. RWFNNA Fran 223° HI. Rrnl K.slatf • *Sr*lr Mahogany period China Cloeet. If 2 4 k Ball-Blair Agency W tL A O N MATE A FI7RM Buy — Sell — T r*4 # 111.13 K 1st 122-1413 Sail E .'.t a — r a » j, » o - e 3rd S Park A r . U|l ECHOLS HEIJDING CO. H A R T PltA7Hr.ll Re,I lluy Broker l i t . l i s t Day nr N la h l Redding A Furnltur a A T F A C T O R Y PHtEES: i t Magno lia i::-itll R EA LTY K#ni moh- H i m iN *m 1 FI L L f A 1II i »1\D ITI» *NKD $100 DOWN — 60. Uuslntss Oppart. JOHN E. FO.X, SH ELL OIL CO. 204 N Do you we nt a hunine*# of your own? Shell Oil C«»- h*e (he moat modern X • bay re n rh -et yle Mrvlo e elation le h e t r i of Sanford new ready for leaelng Inveetment r e ­ quired. Shell offer* paid I raining program and fin* fi­ n a l aa ile la n c* lo ratpenelhU person* T M l l i a it emend oui op port unity fnr figh t p i n t i For *ppiend detail* pteee* f*H T«m Adame i t D gy io n g He*eh 1134711 *nd 747-1197 a f te r 4 p rn end weekend*___________ 61. Savings & Loan S I O R T R A O r * — 1.0 SR T E R M DELAND FE D ER AL S a v ln ia A Loan A..aetatlon lit N H i r i . l a A r t . D.l-and r D KBAK Y BRANCH 71. Mai* Help Wartrd Senksrik Glass and Point Com pony SIS f!<|t uslk* h i i *i, R iiltp r Hark AV* 111-0134 M ERLE W. W AR N E R REALTO R Ol ha Park f, I. * I RE 11RO OM ! U t t o RATH* k i t ,'■h e n r g u t r t ’ KD t^ iw M O N tllL T EATMENTB Far PnmplM# lnf«rmallf>ii H»e Of P i l l Tnur Fa r i n s pabic M biUtt, Ifi* ft Park Tou nnivR 123-7433 j» 4 t |>|II m I III Al TI FI I. M#♦*«■•' nri L k If a f n r y I H#dtnnin, IS Criming#, N r w # St. .Tollns Realty Slenstrom Realty l!3 2420 $82.00 MO. Priced In •»!!. BROKER 07. Park V\ UN Nn rut ii 1 tl.tr mi 11tto«* Pel*. I I M |»S# T m r T^77b Rohaon Sporting Goods T o u r E V 1 N R U D E Dealer I M I S K. 7at* t'h. SSS-SJIl D A T » N l T R I Hera ld w a n t ad* a n t k for a# l l t l l * M 11c a darl 14' CRERTt.lNFR Olamt. 4l> IIP Mnlor, T i l l Vra llPr, l yr. old 140 . c a l l I t l - m l a f t e r I P m. It b6S- ]*; i . v t o n R e a l t y 311 P " i M i " I l i a w # ' h* it i ; » : ' l l ' BOAT. Melnr. T ra lla r, K le . - . Ilk * new, narr lflr* . TV'arren Thompenti. t i l Vln awimd D r , 1 0 1 1 7 4 or *441. N ATIO N AL B A N K ^ P O S S E S S IO N 5 , **» J. : « i 21 I \ F I ' B VI.^IIKD Br 1 l.e'h I Ilf 2 bath, L-- ti Arb r. H U Hi . 1 hath. 111 b SOUTHW ARD Fui infur m , i - Hun call N Art K i t . 131 or 231 between I ID ft, m, A 4 ?» ru wo rk in g day a t h ill M . K F K t'HED CA BS N«) M ONEY DOWN 3: : - " 7? i 1IN. Trucks For Sale TfHT - - a b'iillH 7 7,7 S tie, u „ T.,n a 1 Call 7 p l U l Z ItT SANFOim AYR. O l'K N K V K N IM iH Sanford, Fluriila 322- 150 1 National Hepnaacaaiuna Inc. ( n, leru ,'H E V R o t . t : r h, T. n pi, k i, p '5* TinIrk 1*10 hat. 119 mn. '59 t'nnttar (972 hal. Btfa ttm. ' l l Chrttolrl 87,79 -hal. f.11 mu. 'SS Ford tSSfi hal. $.T0 mn. *99 M m «rjr |ssi hal._$lfi mu 'SO Hodge 1991 tial. f.M mn. ‘jy Itrnaull 1,199 hal. 421 mn. ’.IK VolU. |fiN7 hal. 1.12 mn. I>n llamblrr 4995 hal. 4’>2 mn. ' l l Chetrolel $199 hal. 410 mn. *94 Chetrtilfl 9299 hal. 412 mn. ‘97 Hr Soto (499 hat. 411 mn. •57 Mercury 1199 Ital. 421 mn. '57 1*1Fmouth 4487 b*l. 921 mn. '57 Under »5S2 hgl. 4T1 mn. ‘58 OliU 4199 hal. 422 mn. '57 Huirk 9A8I hal.432mn. '58 11ulrlaI»h2 bal. |(1 mn. '55 I'nntlur 4391 hal. II 1 mu. 'hi Falcon 1788 hal. $39 m». hi) llamblrr 1881 bal. 439 mu. 'hO Hodge 1992 bal. 137 mu. 'hO Corrtlr $887 bal. 139 mu. •55 Old* 4399 hal. |2t mu. 'h2 Kamhlrr 4887 hal. 439 mu. '55 Cadillac 4399 hat. 421 mn. 'hO 111-it atilt $399 hal. 421 mn. '5h Llnmln 1149 hal. I l l mu. '53 Cadillac 4124 bal. 47 inn. '56 Cherrolrl 499 hal. 43 mu. 3:3 ■<7a 7 Stempcr A gen cy « ! ! ‘| It.-. )21 I I r It I t* |*4gi •■«»U3'LI- TFI. 7 I !•idliig a *#h#r rant Manottfia * IH I'lh Hi.M K r i t l •■ *n #r Fi t f ■••in w ' h w 1f H f'|*1 in ft fu # t» f i •m t in *' tn l‘ U| 3 ."? *** ►. J HI :i ' » C l M 4M J II *1f| f t l f l , k 11 11,4 1 i li#rt # q l i l Mp# l *fift* It 1 «<3 F l* li mu in, l i n n rr» n i h \V y n n e w iirnl Dr F h 3 ^^ - 4 M 0 F l ' B V I H I I K D : be >|r oft tn h o n « # III* J l'l I' f t lm e t ln . Fli-'fi* 4 « f| 0 2 . M o Ii II p llo n tp n PUBLIC NOTICE! J SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS - H r l» 1-2 a ii ti 3 tt# t r « m n f i # B A 1( Y ftpaplnue, \L-*l#rn XI * M W s r l 1 S|*f» l»e 1h * f Fi«*i 'ii* h#i|f <n'fn V w 0 1o K fe A > ,i li i ft ,4« 1ftt * •• rib In— 1 Itn rn pL.e M l V M u l U L i : H " M F.ft D 1 I.-.4. 1. 1V uf iIdl1 1 r i» Ai \ • 11 W V 1 7 - 913 H 3: r f«m ffIM »i#*| 1,'iW k« V» ■ h ■j£1) V '' » 41• • (IHI ft1<|e wi o r '11 eg# l ftlft % l(#ti| r *iohi ' ,| i * 1 • In#* ’ie dl >•4 # i b - V u g ri*#«r Lot Sid# T r t i l e r r i c h . 1r i 1*31U « u w ner I»# 11a r i Ph 11 TH 2 III ft(1fft t, 4*1 115. Aulns Tor Sale n| i r . n ■« Ay# FT . LARSEN Alumin um beat. I I hp. Fv tn ru d* alec. T ilt T ra iler. I l l - l t l l . 14 F T l l t m i H A T with l ie . mute Control, 1ft bp. Jnhneoq Xlnlor.- T u l l r r A niTbaaorlea, aery renaonabla. l l t . l l o u a f ­ te r I. A 'lullft, N v v r K X 1’ ll A NG L. P *n fo id deairea t *» •ell by seal#4 hi4a 1 Itf .If to. Ml I L »URr u li r f b t> m nils & : j.i i i i 12:*. lloatii & Motors elilert? p#r#nn 322-S^fti 2 i n 4 i' #h it I#* i 101 W . Snd Rt, S23 - loss A l. l. W O R K O U A R A X T E E D M N K o i l l l M t iT P li t*o t<>! F t #tv h A ) . I l l 4 lt t 1 !. Ph. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. lyftl c o l i Y \ l l ( 31'>NKA con ­ vert i hi# Snyder, bucket a# at a, •qu pp4*d 1 1 .41**., Drive I'or Rent HitU Ht's LA K K i *t*n i a • $100 D O W N - f *» k #, C K ru i Tf# ra In ful ft raping ID # tvrryihlnie FHA - VA t»3 4 SI M It \ I !••' U M FHA - VA HOMES Hum* Walk t - tt m end it ♦ .0.1# I'll* # I i J loll ,1 Ml ' I I I W ■ k |K- WI y Mr't 4lf • • ti >4 lit* lu r tf # Bid# • t # f M g » r a t » r arid a I #I f *'• v# L r f i I tf 1 # f t , . * I*i rd 111 *' \ I mi 4*aII Ml T I ' ' 1 M 'nir# p*r k $100 DOWN Th* t n l 1n• j r i p , # b hu !.R* R u»int l»u ' B In m• •#*#*• 3:r-n44i M agn o lia A u l o (Slat* T op * A 8*at Con*r* I K K r Htaflon W ago n , 173 Call 3 .'2-131)7 iifl#r A Sn p tn Nigtila; 3:7 *7ft0 i . \ k i : m \ it v : Hr tlr mi tit K i f clie ti equipped 122-MM* $74 MO. |rn lo 1* * ' . m i 3 . d 11,. on* reft * i 11 bra* Office! llf-in i G LASS INSTALLED ! •I KOIIII BKTIal.NFH, r#iraclat'1* bard lop, radio, h e a l­ er. power a it rrli iv . need* ftanemleelon |I^S Hh. I l l * Mft'7 or ft## at ISA Uarrleon Dr JIM H U N T 111 3133 Mf BU LK IIOM F A 1 AC ID ! New I t i M , f brdroum dining room i n r i i l ll>’4l a 3 ion Ah. « Aalui, I k # alorag# ? rarp rt# many t * f i a # » I«»■* In IMUii n hlt in <itrm]rn uf 11 ;.*'U down 311-74*'*. .ft.*!. Houses For Sale \V* l l a . a WILT. B O A n n 1m mv hiktu# and Sales Broker tt a l a r c « I iiimkh room r#n , 1r ,i! h#Jt, It’ ii fed fur atr 'flu Jh, t i l t s n o u n f « -N t n , M a c n M It A t *. i2|»ftTf* Management <! Id M#da1 r( n Inn In a r o t i r r i » i 4 uiii> | r a t po r t f # r*' » 4 In b a r k y i r 1 Semlaala County i Dial Dlraot) SALES PARK R un lim n#, 3 hvdrtutiii, : 11si I h. b u l l l In ki te In* n, #t in The »l» 107L IS AT IT A G A IN W ITH ANO TH ER OF TH EIR FA N TA S TIC SALES. DON'T MISS THIS ONE. I n i\'S MifMII.F. Ill •% KI S \! I *4 f.Uir \\ hr at| I- 1a1 (O tl !* f' 1, Mm|i t » CUM *. 7 in ■ i. l» \ VN \ 331-1;n« -# from W RICK - 10*110 n o l i K B T A. W I L L I A M S He Alt or fifty rnon d Lufidqutat, A *•« l ! l - 1 I I * Atlanlln Bank Bldg. % r JOHN SAULS AGENCY H E A L KHTATK ltn iiK t.lt A p p t a l. a l llpaclallal I I I ^N,i I'etK 91. Farmn, Grovra CH ICK E N FARM. I >. aero*, lay in g . I l l i o n New 1965 Renault Duuphine With Automatic Transmission •1407 9.*>. llouHeN For Kale 4 BR D IB rult * t Beth - pper* vlft# Men |4lft Down • Move In - (71 14 iko , plue T a t r a A Ineurance 1.14 N K N T R It PHiHK.Sa INC. Main o ff ic e ; 4 ml. Ho. o f Hanford on 17-12. 1 Jiik W # it on Htmlnole A## Ph. l l l l l l l collect. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES E X I ’ E R I K N C E D i E W I N O 14A* S E V F l t A L Out olandlng 1 4 I r ' l l t N E • O pa r o t o r * n.eded Uadroom Itomoa avalla blo In F I. a d y year round ampluy. a ll A r a * . o l Bonford. Lot ua maul In uur mpdarn air-conIboor yeu Ar ou nd! dlttonod fae ts rr . A E I X US' HANFO RD I l i a Orlande D r . Sanford Seminole Realty Tou can find an yt h in g you PMil a d v e r t ! , td tu tha liarald Cl int O U l U m u . i b* aa p.rCtaaalttad. ____ lanrad. c h i c k *N' Tragt, Fanford. 50. MIkc. For Sale It in HIK K F K P I N r j A T v p ln g dnn# at m> iioine or your* office lure. eta N o ire Fu rn ll uie Broker age In Caeeclberrjr on IT’ ! ! . Open ( day* t to 4 .NKW A B I'L t A . N C t a at War e* h- u»r I'rlc eg— Frlgld a ir *. lint i'niot, HCA. Zenith, ate. Call Charlie Uorm ly t o l l n t Female Help Wanted el A^Aoclet^d lU d l o A TV', 3113 N. D ra ng * A v e , urlanlit,* In. S do 433-3114 ___________________ U u D ( E K E E F E R , •choot aga rhlldran. » t . k and* o f f (.11 133-7141. 31. Musical Instruments Plano T unin g and llapalr AV. U lU r m o n -■ IJS-tlSS E ioh k n g# Fur I he higgeai #« ten ton « f DA Y S W O U K 111 1024 or SSI nearly new a nd ueed TurnD COt Al R E D : Familiar with Conc r * i t 4 Block W o rk Apply 12"ft KJlIott 3:10 lo 7 20 P m piano Rar.li-lng L T unin g Oan* Cum baa — t f l ' S I C I Sen fvtd Property euim 123 V«*«: 77. Situatliin Wnntni U|ibrteiering A Mattrres ranrivaling New A D»e«t KurrilI iir *»e r a i l M e Bed4 lug Mfg I ’ ll a I TO! i'# D ry Avc. X23* h it , A lW o V A - FH A I •»ft h %I ,L by o wwn n *r I " l 7 M. ; IBM TK* HA LlCsM A N Je we l T e * Co.* h*a opening in l*i»i% ill# Ur I B*lf in 1i«| fignf*»14 A r #a Cor man 11-4n. ha f h wa ll lo wall | 'rsirprr hona li | 1 -LI m i,rr if d: High Fc hnol Educe a Lg# Li king Room D*n. Fit# linn nr.tf appearance A gnud plat # F l o o r F u t n n r * . 2 \ i r 56. Furniture For Sale •'i nti l o u # K it i*# Lot \v #11 work record, rLiA ranler 11r»m lawn, I Il#n i in g i n t u* weekly 111-9044, Hanford for fur U* »4 furnll ire a|ipBanrte tnola. Tr g-r ■ I n i n view el tv ILutgh! - knlil. Dairy • Marl, t i l Hanford A n . I*h. 131-4111 l i v e l y 4 bedroom, 3 b u l l hnm* m i T R A I L E R , t i l l , 1 Had. for tha on c o r n t r lot. Central heat n>nm It.SSI. l l l . n i r . hnd atr ro n dlt lo ntn v — 3 chr R U D O K T M IN D E D R » r « K » . 311*1400. Ab nr* tha ar a ra g a 1 hadroom 10.1. Mobile Homes • Rent hum* COMPLETELY furn. lahad— N K W L T palntad and I BEDROOM, t Bath Hnuai. a N E W r o o f — C H O IC E nalghhardwo od floorh, furniture I I AIK. 1 UDRM. T rall a r on l^ k a Aahby; A R o TTaJItr horhood — W A I . K I X Q dl*. Included. w e ll Undteaped spa ra., .Adulta only. atanra to. town—ONLY fl.EI yard. Beat Area A Brat Buy t :s :io . wit h lieO down and NO cloaIn Sanfoid. 3Xt*TlT4. I n s c otta —O W N E R flnancad t BKDIIOOM. 1 Bath A ir Cond . 106. Apartments for Rent Ic e yard, payment* III everyth!nil' Included. Y A fsoan ROSE CO URT AP T . f oil hiiv* our equity. 2411 I HEDUCHtM F u r n , near bate A W IIlitw» 333*1121. J a i l banftud Ave. 441*1333 u c a l t t I NV EHTM K S T * \\l S. P a rk At#. 13MKX IIV O W N E ll 4 lldrm-a 2 bath, FE R N . Apt. JJOO Maltonallta. e"s" ?i t r j* 1 11r n t A A ir <‘ ortd., 4 BEDROOM HOM E landacaped. Ige Hhede Tree*, W F .l. A •> A A P A R T M E N T S 111 Jim W h it e r C «rp . ha# * nlc# V . Flrat St. fenced bark yard, pump A 4 bedroom bout# A lot for w a te r eyetem. Ibiubte c ar* hale. Direction#! T a k e 1T»I* I ROOM F u m Apt. f o r rnupla, porte A Ige. Patio. 321*T»TI. No rt h to O ra nge City t*» l i e * . w a la r InoludaA H I . *11 Dru g store, turn left a (I H K K N R H A I R fnltow to end t»f D «iibio lane Chnlra Inta ar all aM a In Hraan- S ROHM. Furn. A p t . t i l l M ag . null.; « n t r i n . i : m i i i — n, to w litr e S w ,%y ll a r l a , turn hta lr ,'f l-orh Ar b o r ovarlookA. W il lia m . . f i g h t to 3rd ill f t road — tut n tng w.itt couraa. C u * l « m le ft to h o u « « on left, tllily building In your apfclllt-a11ft§ down A 11 1 1ft per ho. linna. ilraanbr alr d i n t o p a l A V A I L A B L E Fab. I. I - R » a m gpl. r r l , bklh. 111.ISM, W ired, fcti#*t rock, rough ky plumbed, a optic tank A we ll K IN H S W O O D C L E A N Furn Apia. I * t 1’ a). (n o pump i«r plumbing fix RV11LDKHS, INC. menu, 1:31371. 4ur#M. Chit Orlando in im Sal Falrmnnl Dr. AVALON APARTMENTH ONLY v 777 111 7 T erm * on p n e n payment ff A T T R A C T I V E S Raiw-nm M a«. I I I TV. Snd 81.. nnry. Mnd acapad K ifa lla n i I ROOM Furnlened Apt-, I I I needed huye thte charm in g 3 Bedroom, i ’ ittiem Built bout# rant, naar arhnolk l.«aa. I I I K. Ilh, I O - I T S I In ehady Wynnem*«o.t |fc*tt • hopping. Down paymanl l o o 104 Shannon D r„ Pina- U N F IIR N . Itpafalra ATT, |t l monthly pay* e ve ryt h in g Move In Immediately, craal. sss-ons. month, lit* Magnolia A v t. in. qu lr * duwnatalr* a t lo r I Nlt*E ll.'ina, 1 In,!*. Itaal m. or ra il I S t - l t l * . Staal. (lu n a r III I t l l l R 1 RDRM. Furn. Apt . wa ter A Government Owned lig h t * furn. (a t t!!.17M . « ) } . > ! } } g f iy llm . l i n i ^*ark Avanna Homes ONI.T I I I . S Hdrm. Furn, Apt ID'S Magnolia SSS I O E C T l U i l l F D |*Hni*l-:UTY JIM W A L T K I l • •••III* lie# * AIU7LT8 nnly, Furn. I bdrm flir t hnue# «ivi.3 |<tt fi*r eatr j apt 1.1a h t a, W attr furn., T a k e f ’ lit* I D *r* U'lpeft i .. keierllnn nf I. I and 4 Onlv I I I SM r. tth 1711111 ehureh en righ t, tnrn n kit Inreteii in varl^u t left nn dirt n**.1 i n i • k ft l o n e of fan f.iri 7 I ’ ll N Apt Cln.o Tn Jlmmia 1mm#illal# t>#liv#ry In hmiee Only f 1 <1«*wn Cun an. .123-1013. 17A. 4A jirr nt unfit ll m i* * MONTI ILV PAYM E N TS rWlTllvlH#* * ( rt* I n s ga^jEMr P v T l ' t l N . ' 1 'ttadrnrtn. t ’ lrplvi KKOM'fftn.00----Irtiik. well ali4 !»utn|i. » 113 Vtlrhan equipped. S I ! . | I ) I FOB THE BEST HOME |ul, c a ll JIM W A L T IC ll r n i i r . \ Ortanlog l 4 A 1 ROOM A p ia , n e n l y d, BU Y r n r * led, 404 87. l l l h gt, SEE YOUR Ft i H fs %f .|P!5 B y Own# r i n b#g u* 11fill M ■ f f VIr # M ! T-1 k # Mon K U t l . t , r u m . A p(., l i e s Maple r ; ; n ; n _________________________ r*‘ #. 1 11#4 1 n1ti» 7 l*gvli. F a ff ii> ft.... ft. A i* "d i' lrp ei* A t>r*|t#i Ti-fin* ft*t .is** « HIS. Rooms For Kent pitiit 4*nlii* A * r * 114 V I f 425-5938 71. Stiles Help Wanted A * 'R I* I* iE W AN TE D A few Ai i*> teiiiiije.t, *e« lu'teil. hie, itv.ipunnhi* W rit e I I I 111. genruril H *r a M or RUDtlET PRICED $100.00 DOWN f 1~ » fo n a y wantad * ' •* i t — S av in g* A Loan M —• tn.uranca I I — School* A Inatrurllnna I # — Emp loym an l S.rTlraa 11— Mala I t . l r AYaniad 31— Fa m i l t Ha l* W a n ’ ad 71 — Mala nr Famala l l ' l p 3t—Sale * Help A A . n l , d 33— Situation Wanted I I — In ro m * P rn p trly IS—.Ru.lnraa P r o p — Sal* 13 — Real F a ta l* Wanted I t — Real E i l a t * Sal* IT — Rualaaaa R a n , ala Id— Lola For Sat* • l — Fa rm a—O r o v a t I I —Out of S la t* A rre a ga l i — llouaea For Sat* I I — llauaa*— gat* or R i a l I f — 11nuta For R .n t ! * • — B . a o rt R a n t* !* 1*1— T r a l l a r * —Cabana* 111— Mobil* H o m e * —Sale l e i — Mobil* lloihga— Rant tut — T ra il e r Spar* — Rent 1**— T rall a r 1-ola— Sala 1*1— Apar iment a For Rant 1*1-— liooma For Rant 1 1 * . — l lo la l liooma i t ! — lienial Aganta i l l — W a n t,d T * Rant u& — A uti.e Fur N«ie 114— A uloe— Be lt or TreJ e i l l - T r u c k * K » r set* I l k — A uIn moll f t .sere I ce i l l — rmitre A. Cycle * l ! i - U o i i * A Motor* 121 — M at in * Su 322-5612 ELie i*H your Furniture* Q u i k ye r v ir e with th* C$ah M I’ L l l 1 H A D IN G i'O IT . lf!-h4?T M .r h ln a ail4 Supply Co, W l p 4 St_________ i l H I I I W A lit CB II W Ifeme, Blney 1X2 - I t TO. W O IIK 21. Well DrllllnK •» i CARnoLl.'s rrn^iTDRE rsKi» n : k 2.I. PninlinK * s::-*tis fiiK K K a r m A T E 22. I’lumhlntf il o n t in h Hiawatha. I ,V1, Wanted To lluy 11 KU B l K T T ** Be «uty N o " k ( ' A l l l*F NT 1Cit Hum I H rp jlr# A b o ft water. #v#mng *(>p t» A -M 11111n • Fi r* ! • I a e» Work1ii# So Uftk* 1 meritnip Fh 111-toll. CU T N f l I t L liceu iy Sh4.p t i l 1‘ j I iii * * * L r 3.*. U\u l , f r tr i«tt v t-t* *ir< *m* ft - s R E N T -A LL R E N T A RED Rn111 way, Hnapllat. Ra by n.da, by Day, Wa.k, or Month 17. Jnniluriiil Services llti >*"u have n drin king prob-I Y EN VS, II M W N T K N AN K b r r v 1 a to a u(. (. 1, * . lam. W r i t * I*, u. Uui 1111, Hartford. ISIS S Park Dr S tl-tM l I— l * M * F ou l* 3— I ’ a r a in ila « — Ua aulr Cara * — Day N u n m a n I — C h i l l Car* I—D o g *— C a t* — eat# to — p ou ltry — L l v . a t a . h II—Sparlal Notlaaa IS—c , i , r i n g — Fang It — P l a n * to Rat IS— Spatial S a r t lr a t I! «t — Mwlmmlna sw im m in g Pnola (7 — Jan itorial a . t r l . a * i s — D o -l t- T au ra a lf i » — Rulldara Suppllaa SO— Hard wa r* SI — ll . m a tmprovamania ' SS— Plumbing 31 — P aintin g 31 — Wall t i n n i n g 11— Air Caad 4 H l a l l a g I I — Radio • T a la t llf a a I I — Photo A E q u l p w . t l >0— Horn* Appllanra* *1 — Mualcal l n i t r u n i . n l , 31— Uu.lnoaa kuulpui.at I I —Job Prlnttag I t — Uphnlatary SS— Vacuum Cl.anara 37— SIo vlug A (iiorag a I * — Ka irrm ln aiara H — P l a n t , — F a . da — Saadi 10— Iliac. For Sala U — Arilclaa For Rant 11— Swap or K i r h a n f * IS — AYaniad To lluy t — Fu rn ltur* Far Sal* I — Antluur* Far Sal* I I — Mnnar To txian CO— llualnaaa OppoMunlttaa name It — W# have It !" AM ERIC AN sorry when w e buo you fo r fo lia arrest l " CLASSIFIED INDEX 51. Artlrleo For Rent V I , 'KT M ft a Than aR,0r»0 read* et# *re T he Batifutri Herald < latatflrd ala daily. Itataa at low a. I In par Iln* per day! Dl.il j : : s « l l or I I I I I I I and pi ion 1 1Mir ad! be plenty L A M B E R T Pallia FA C TO R T PAIN T : i t 7 8 Franck. Carpete rteen teeter srtth th* Blue Lurtr# Klectric Sham,pi*"4r only (t per day. Oar- rphnltlrrlnt D E A D L IN E S ----- "Y o u 'll BL'rt, edll a fte r 1 p. m 120. Automoltre Service 104. Mobile Homes * Sale Seminole Really a-ro eaaK esa. JII.eiTI. W A I. I, I* A l*KBING. THaparlta * *M go ItvMktaa tm. HiLkaoh A. W E S T E R N Saddlaa IIS A lid. Ittldlaa |l A 110. Uaaava lllllll. se COPY Al'E REACT Y Hill'S. dally A e v* by it p p t i fair Hotel. SIS-0»to. PRATT A }h% o f f D E TE C T . UfNKpfuinl -Services T ke n ora 111 r H t r v M t l * » H t l l f f f o at M j a r l t a f nr r#»le* ■h i a a r •dorrttarfrtttit whirls II d r r n u « h j # f ilnnuh! * la tha r o l l f f o ( I h l l ■ * " » • ns-stu S PE C IA L S A L E : 12. Kpcclnl Notices ERRORS — N o w goin g an *1 E D W A R D S A CARET App llanra Clhtar. D raailrally radurad prloaa on tiaad Waahara. Ila fr lg erf .l n r* A Slovaa dua to ovar alnck. l ' n'l m l . . Ihla Chanca for a Tremendnu* Sarin** Hot ra la ry . lf t-0 4 4 * nt ||*ti. 111*111 aalaaaa SAFE I danra — an Rnllara T A K E BEST O F F E R in -m i W A N T E D : Lotr prlrad riding horaaa. Saddlaa A Equipment. S i l H w i l l t l l f W - i i f l t h* r**T' opntiolhlo to r ntfiro ( K a i oat Ineorrcet I ■ at rtlneu A LAR G E too L A T I N O H E N S , t'agas, Chlckan Manura. l i t i o s i CLAHHIKlkl) " I i I mIt a Y 11.00 l'»r Inch - Chihuahua U P in 11% O F F . Fa'll, E arl y Spring A thirty Drranaa C A R O L E 'S DR ES S S HOP L o n * wood P lata — H a y I t - * } ■Jl?.1 ________________ „ 10. Poultry • Livestock 95. Houses For Sale SO U TH W A RD DRESS S A LE HERMAN R lirrilE R n pupa A K C Tla*.. good tina rham. plnn, hlark A tana, t l o up ssi-m o . It to >0 |4 11JO 11.52 |3JO , By Nadine Seltzer W A T C H foe lha Dgia o f Rla A url Inn. B IL L 'S RAHGAIN BARN. N O T H IN O IS L O S T until a Harold W an t Ad (alia to find II to IS II1 1 J 0 | MO |U S S Feb./18, 1965— P arp 8-A 95. Houses For Sale PORTABLE HI-FI. « apaad tw in apaakara. Symphonic III. I I I .t il l . DOI1ERMAN r i N S C I I E R pupa, A K C . Vi o la Kaatnar. 1 1 } . 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SANFORD 8-6 DAILY, 8-9 FRIDAY i— ■MBB^tkii.xaaaa r ^ r i ** - v \ T^XSSTSin’!! m i i w w i i m n i i w i i v >iyi i 322-2821 v .iz x ta u m ttia 'z z A ACCOUNT * TODAY �* 9* * I l ■ v f . t . - * 9 *°.V»6 *e c io° 1j ► < ft AVe knew it! We knew it! That “ Clock" mention of Sanford, Fla., Sanford, N. C., and Sanford, Aril., brought this note; The Post Office directory doe* not list Sanford, Arit., hut it is a suburb of Phoenix. However, it doe* list Sanford, thusly: Alabama, a station In Los Angeles, Colorado, Florida, Maine, Michigan, a station in Seminary, Miss., North Car­ olina, Texas and Virginia. But, It, E. Porter opines: There may be 11 Sanford* alt told but there is only ONE Sanford. • • ■ Postmaster Cecils Heard announced today that post of­ fice services will be on a hol­ iday schedule Monday, in cel­ ebration of Washington’s Birthday. There will be no regular mail delivery and the post of­ fice will be closed. However, ' "^hete vtlll he deliyery^of ial mail and ‘ perlshablff and regular box pick-ups. All other governmental of­ fices, including state, county and rity offices, business firms and schools will be on regular schedules. • • • A ptay, “ Stars and Stripes.” ^ Ih rH r.rT of HmruktnirTTf ttm first American flag, was pre­ sented at Southsldc School by s t u d e n t s of Mrs Nancy Brock’s fourth grade. Starring as Betsy Boss was Kim Hart and as Gen. George Washing­ ton was Steve Whelchel. • • * Jim Hunt, president of the Retarded Children’s Associa­ tion. suys HO of the grocery carts given to the school for resale are ready to be picked ti )>. Recently a supermarket donated 100 uf the rails to the school. They have been worked over and painted and will make fine laundry, house­ hold of garden cars. We can’t quote the price, but It is very, Very low. fa ll Jim ami order one — you’ll benefit and so will the Little Red Schoolhouse. • • * Nine Sanford Junior H>gh students made the all " A " honor roll during the last sis weeks grading period. They were ninth gradeis Brenda Carter. Pam Plgolt and Brent Armstrong; eighth gradeis Linda Bradbury, Ana lee Mouie and Van Robbins, and seventh grsders Katherine Bishup, Judy Tanner and Judy Yuungblade. * s a Miss Jo Ann Zelgier, dsugh ter of Mr. und Mrs. S. F. Zeigler of Sard Palmetto-Avenue, was named to the Dean’s List at the University of Florida for the fall trimester, with an average of 3.8. Miss Zelgier, a graduate of Seminole High School, is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. • ‘i • • fir. J. Wayne Rein, presi­ dent of that-University of Hu rlda. will be in Sanford Feb 25 to speak to a meeting of the Seminole County l niveisity of Florida Alumni l lull at the Capri. At that time, the club will present Its first CI.ASP scholarship to a local student who will be entering the U of F. They will also recognise the Tup II til grade students in Seminule County and elect new nfficers. • • • At the sixth annual Art Show Sunday at the Civic Center from noon to 6 p.ni., the public will be allowed to vole v for the painting they like best on exhibit. Re sure to get a ballot *»d check your favoijte. The Art Association also will serve a “ high tea” to all visitor*. • • • Member* of the Methodiit Youth department will assist Sanford area Heart Sunday worker* in their bell-ringing campaign Sunday. • * • To the motorist Who tele­ phoned about getting an over­ time parking ticket on Wed nesday afternoon; Police say there ii two hour free parking between 8 a m. and 6 p.m. and on Sundays and legal holidays. However, between 8 and 6 on the six weekdays you are lia­ ble for a ticket if you park more than two houra in one tapot. ;’ » • * * Industry Waits For Deeds Seminole County (T in * * * * * * on the St Johns River * * i> a u f u r t i • Phone 322-2611 * * “The Nile of America” iim Zip Code 32771 t t f t * By ltarry I. Johnson W E A TH E R : Fair and warm over weekend, high 72-78; low tonight 50-55. Industrial leaders arc seld­ om inleresled in what a com­ VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FR I., FEBRUARY 19, 1905 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 130 munity “ plans" to do; but all are interested in what a colrununity has done. This is Uiq gist of a surveyf * made of such industrial fig­ ures who would be interested PASADENA, Calif. (UPI> RA NGE R in a barge terminal near San­ The Ranger 8 U. S. spacecraft LAUNCH ford. was heading on dead aim to­ The report was made by TO MOON day to collide with the moon Lockwood Gieenc Eingmeers, and send back to earth NEW YORK (U P I)—Chief The state’s lawmakrr* con­ Inc. of Spartanburg, S. C., and television pictures of the lunar Justice Karl Warren told a verged on Sanford Naval Air filed with the Port Authority bhie-riblion international con- surface. Station this afternoon where Conjpilttec of the, Seminole fere nee of itrteilccSuili todays The IQS-pouitt} space vehicle,J County Chamber’ o f Com­ (fiey heard _ briefjngs b^ to^ t^aC' lasting peace cpn only was launched from Cape Ken­ merce. Naml officer* in 'the state be achieved through a rule nedy Wednesday and all sub­ "While in the course of tNfl of law. sequent operations were car­ and witneaied a demonstra­ study for this report," the enGovernments and religions ried out smoothly. tion of the Navy’s air power. giners said, "many industries should make acivmpliahment There was a possibility a The Navy presentation was in the United States have been of this goal their preoccupa­ terminal maneuver would be ene of several defense brief­ contacted in regard to their tion, Warren said. The chief required to position the space­ using the facilities in Sanford justice spoke at the privatelyings being conducted in San­ craft’ * television cameras for when such facilities are conford and Orlando today and sponsored peace conference of proper picture-taking v « v jjtruclcd. pearly 2,006 intellectuals from But this would not be decidSaturday for members of the coatriMO ih "Tew have indicated a real 14 countries. until late this afternoon after esaiiMaOMit S t a l e legislature, s l a t e interest at this time. There 8ANOER ACCEPT ON FAITH study of telemetry data by »IN *iy Chamber of Commerce mili­ M UST CN T tR are reasons for this; Another American, former scientists at Caltech’* A O I N A P IIIH O S PA C E W IN D O W tary affaire committee ami “ One is that so many areas U. S. Ambassador George F. Propulsion Laboratory <JP tO m i. In O la m a t a r special guesta. approach them for the same k rnnnn. issued a plea to both After a 12 hour study Thurs­ ^ Addressing the distignuishinformation Many of these nnd West that they «c> day of telemetry data relayed FLY IN G CAM ERA — If ru cccm FuI. theTtnned group of about 150 were areas they found are not real !{ppl „ „ f|lU|l ,h, uUjm,te to earth tracking station* by tept on Rer-8 will follow thin 'maneuvering plan in its Vice Adm. A. S. Heyward Jr., ly serious annul plans for such humanity of the other. Ranger 8. project manager flight to the moon for pictures o f the Sea of chief of Naval Air Training, facilities and it would cost Kcnnan, formerly ambas­ Harris M. Schurmeaer said Tranquility to he flashed back tiy earth at about IVusneoia; Rear Adm. Robert them many dollars to evalu sador to Russia and Yugo­ everything appeared normal. 11 n.m. Saturday. (N K A Telephoto) Guldthwaite, Commander of ate traffic patterns, rates and slavia ami now a professor Fleet Air, Jacksonville, and the like at this time when they at the Institute for Advanc­ Rear Adm. T. A. Christopher, would have to do the same ed Studies at Princeton, N. J.. 'commander of Key West thing when the facility was said there is no hope at alt Force*. constructed m present Western assump­ Thr admirals explained the “ All said, however, they tions thul Soviet leaders are inissiona of their respective would certainly like to know totally inhumane. command* and what their when such a facility actually He also urged a basic re­ ecenor-'f empacta are In the existed and at such time vision in Western assump­ vlat*. Sums suggestions were eould probably re-evalute their tion of Soviet military Inten­ made aa to how the state transportation policies . , This, tions. ran make Florida a better is n common attitude in indus­ Wallen said domestic law try in general today. has mode great progress 655,761 today, which provided hospitals, pi I s o n s , public place fur the Navy to m iry out its miation. ’ ’ Almost all industries arc since ancient trine* but the conllnuatiun of existing ser­ schools and umvcrsitici. After the briefings the not so much interested in what same cannot be said of inter1 vices plus eight per rent pay the Cabinet adopted a pol­ group witnessed one of the a community is going to do national law. TAM-All ASS F.E (U P I) — raises fur employe*. icy of continuing all state largest air demonstration* PK.U E ON EARTH for them or what utilities ur The Slate Budget Commit Formal approval of the pro piogramv at present levels, seen at the station in some " I f we lenity want peace other facilities they intend to thm approved a proposed f gram, winch will gu to ]hc tossing m additional dollars time. construct for them, but they on earth, if we believe that appropriation today t h a t For many of the visitor* it 1965 Legislature, was given. are interested In what the order is achieved thiuugh where needed for additional would permit new itale uni was thslr first close look at Gov Haydon Burns said the law, then we should make community lias done and what versllir* at Pensacola and 1Cabinet meeting In private work loads, IhiosI s In popul* Hie modem It A M’ Vigilante has been constructed and what world peai e through law our Orlando to open on trhrdnle. with its staff, had worked out lion and like increases. It *p reconnaissance -bomber. utilities are in place for them prrorrupnlbin." Warren said. .Sanford, home of Recon­ T h e recommendation, u prog uni cutting JIUi.ol8.U.H proved additional moneys (or "First we must agree “ We feel certain." the en meeting Gov. Haydoo Burns out of ihr J1.531 674,692 sought eight per cent employe pay naissance Attack Wing One, gineers concluded w tills upon the principles that are raises over the two-year per­ ii the global headquarter* fur phase of the report, “ that at essential to peace In our 20th request for sufficient funds by the hundreds of agencies iod. lor Ihe new uniteriillrt, in­ the twin-engine jet aircraft. ol tlic State. such lime as the facility is Century civilization. The budget alsrf proposed The deiminstmtion consist­ cluded $12 million for con 'Ihe asking budgets were "Then we must advocate consti ucted , industries, barge salary boosts to higher levels ed of a simulated carrier slructiun at the altea. heard during January at a operators, shipping companies ,nn|l promulgate law* that Ilian ever Iwfurc (or the Gtrv- landing practice and a over­ As appro*cd by the bud­ week-long public s e s s i o n , and anyone interested in traf­ will make those principles the ernor, Cabinet, Supreme Court head flyovers. get commission for submis­ which also was attended by fic on the inland waterways guiding force in the tivea of and other lop governmental of­ In addition to Hanford Vig­ will be more icceptive to talk­ nations and peupt. every­ sion to the Legislature In mcrnbt-rs of the legislative ap­ ficials. ilantes, Skywarrior* and April, Ihe recommendation propriations committees. where. Lastly we must have ing with the operations people Henderson said his recom­ Cougars were fighter aircraft hacks HZ million out of the In addition to the recom­ forums fur their interpretsfrom the port facility." mendations were made alter |from Cecil Field near Jack­ total $37.8 million university mended funds, said Burns, As the local situation stands liun and enforcement. . . , comparison of current salaries sonville. They in, hided F8 "Tins is m>t merely the job building program for the JI.1.741,239 in unallocated mon­ now, the committee headed by Willi the pa) of similar jobs in |Crusaders, A4 Skyhawks and F -and* Roumillit Is reviewing of governments. It is the job new institution* — 17 million eys was put into the budget other government posts and F4 Fhanlonia. for the East-Central Florida which could t> e used by the of the religions of the world the exhaustive engineering and in private Industry.The overhead air display In Orlando and $5 million Legislature to provide new or and of every moral furre that feasibility report and is put­ The budget proposed in- was made up uf a fly-by of can b<- brought to bear in for the Univeralty of Wrsl expanded services. ting the finishing touches on order that the will fur peace Ihe 9*6 pages of budget rre creasing the Governor’* sat- all aircraft types, n bomb de­ I lor id a in Peniarola. legislation which would permit ary from $25.0(*i to $32,000 a livery deniunslrallun without may ald.de- in ihe heart* of oitimcndatlons provided SI42 The new East-Central Flor­ a port authority to come into yrar. Supreme Court justices weapon*, and refueling dem­ men everywhere on this ida university will be In­ million In exrr»» n| current existence spending of 5918 million and Cabinet oftirer* from onstration*. globe." rated in Orange County on A rough draft of the legit $IH.5oo lo S?7,ooo a year and While driving tluough thr Slt 520 three milri aoulh of Burns said the increase was L in e act has been appro*id 15 fi p< r cent, and it gave presidents of Florida State tiaae, the lawmaker* i might a Oviedo at the Seminole $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 H e i s t and, when completed, will be University, University of Flor­ brief look at the station’s every agency more money MIAMI I UPI I - FBI agents County linr. presented to the State Legis­ ida arid Board of 'Regents di­ building program. The air • • • than was available in present and police sought a young lature in April. rector from $19,300 In $25,000 station, built during World budgets, TALLAHASSEE lU P l) The port site is declared one couple and a snazzy blur War II, haa completed four He said provisions were a year of the most advantageous in sports car today in the Fto.tXX) Budget director Wallace Hen­ The proposed salaries fur new structure* within the made (or population increases derson rrcommended a 1963-67 robbery of the nearby First the Hate since it la near exist­ lop stale olliciala were placed past year or so and is now state budget totaling $l.u65,- in agencies such at menial ing railroads, (he interstate National Bank of I’rincetnn. ill bracket*, with the Govern- conducting a $2 million con­ highway and other transporta­ or’a salary at the top Various struction program tion facilitlea. official* were then placed un­ Congress now 1* consider­ The engineers gave local der each particular bracket, ing a request for $6.7 million hacker* of the port a solid according to their job and Its for further expansion at the boost when they summarized: responsibility. hate during filia l yrar 1066. “ We conclude that an ex­ Most little cabinet posts From Hanford the group cellent opportunity exists to were at the $18,000 a year le­ went to Orlando w h e r e Hevelnpe the St. Johns River vel and other job* were in further briefings will be con­ and recommend that a onelower rangrs on a descending ducted tonight at Ortando berth barge terminal facility scale. Country Club and tomorrow be constructed at the site. In general, the following in­ at Orlando Air Forea Base. creases over current spending They visited McCoy Air Force were recommended: Aid to Baae earlier today. county school*" and Junior Gov. Haydon Bunn I* colleges, including the Min­ scheduled to addreaa the law­ imum Foundation program, makers at 1:30 p. m. tomor­ from $487 2 million to $548 1 row at Orlando Airt Force million, h i g h e r education, Baae. Tha "Florida and Our J. Willard Feeble., of from SI 13.7 million to $136 mil­ National Defense" presenta­ Wildwood, nawly ‘appointed lion, stale institutions, from tion la being sponsored by Fifth District member of the $92.3 million lo $106 9 million tha state Chamber’* Military .State Road Board, waa in and other general state oper­ A ffair* Committee. the Sanford area Thursday ation*. $224 8 million to $269 afternoon on an Informal gatmillion. acquainted tour of thla coun­ The budget provided for ty. > FIRST REPORTS on obtaining rightn-of-way for paving Lake Mary $71,200,000 In building con­ NAPLES Italy (U P I) — Po­ lie conferred with local of­ Boulevard through Lake Mary to Interstate 4 will he presented to County struction during the biennium, lio* aald U persona wetc killficial. on road problama. To­ Including $50 million from tba ad whan thaw bus collided Commissioners Tuesday by the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce roads day he la in Orlando as he sale of bonds and $21.1 m|Uion with a oar on tba aupax-high­ committee. Vice president Richard Keogh (le ft) points out the boule­ continue* his tour. He will from utilities taxe* not neadad way from Napka to Pompeii vard extension route to President Jim Daughtrey (center) and Donald attend an SRD-County con­ lo finance the bond Issue, attd plunged down a ravine. Jackson, board #hairman, (Herald PhotoJi ference March 6 at DcLand. World Peace Through Law Is Only Way *\ «» * Strongman Ousted Vietnamese Uninterested In 'Planning,' Engineers Say * Ranger Heads For Moon Lawmakers Converge On Sanford Base K $1,085 Billion State Budget Provides Employe Pay Kike Bulletin State Official Visits Sanford 16 Persons Die Generals Stage Coup SAIGON (U P I) — South Yictnnmose marina nnd arnty units marched into Snipon today and an­ nounced the overthrow of military strongman L L Gen. Nguyen Khanh. Troops announced the coup was in favor o f Lt. Gen. Trim Thien K h ie m , --------------------------------- * currently Vietnamese am­ bassador in Washington. First indications were that the troops were letl nSU LVA ... BRIEFS by the so-caltrd “ young Uirk" group of generals who first showed their power last Sep­ 5 Men D ie BELLE GLADE (U P I) - A tember when they saved Khanh from a coup attempt car and a small truck plunged Into nearby llftlaborough Ca­ by older generals. Troops nml tanks poured in­ nal in separate accidents to the city and surrounded Thursday, killing five men. Khanh’* house and the offic­ ial prime minister’s residence. Sm athers Speaks WASHINGTON (U P I) — The coup forces also seized control of the radio station Florida Sen. George A. Smalhnnd tlie central telephone of­ era told the Senate this counfice, rutting off nil internal Iry should nut try negotiating with Communisli In Viet Nam communication*. Street* leading to Khanh’* in view of our ‘‘position of home were blocked off by the weakness" in that country. troop* and civilian police. There was no immediate indi- T>ip; O perations’ MQSCOW (U r it — The Sol’»dkm of the Lite of Imith who, Ihimst'lf.wfjfsF' rhmi/Jto <5etx-x{m(ged-(tglay that the power in h coup-on Jitn. 31, United States "la preparing fresh, still bigger military 1964. operations" against Commu­ Many Changes About 2 p.m, ft a.m. K.ST) nist North Viet'Nam. th* coup units begun broad­ casting n series of statement* Senate Study WASHINGTON (U P I)—The and communiques. They said the roup stem­ Senate today took up a con­ med fioiii tile fact that Klianh stitutional amendment aimed waa- —.-hanging- ttw uuvarn- |at aetllinc an uncertainty-over turrit every two weeks.** , presidential disability. Thr nrw government will tie | „ XT , thr sixth that tins ruled em- j o l l l ] ) S l O I s O l t i l WASHINGTON (U P I)—Rep. battled South Viet Nam ill the |prriod since President Ngo Paul Bugera (D-Fla.) says Dillh Diem WHS ousted and as­ that 201 free world ihip* car­ ried corgocs to North Viet sassinated on Nov. I, 1963. Friction between Ihe gov­ Nam during the last six ernment and the powerful, mil­ months of 1964. itant lluildhisis has led to the fail of at least three of those Pinpoints governments, including the WASHINGTON (U P I)-D e (ense Secretary Robrrt S. Mc­ one which Diem headed. Some leaders of the coup Namara, in a global policy reweir identified ns Roman i view, pinpoints Red China aa Catholic*, giving rise to fours the United States' chief adver* that Ihe revolt would stir up vary at the present lime, new political-religion* stnfe . with militant iiuti.ihisl elr . A s i l l l l I 1’ O u IC n iS ■units. WASHINGTON (U P I) — ------President Johnson met today RANGERS JII.H I uilti French Foreign Minister GUERRILLAS Maurice Come de Murville In SAIGON (F P II Vietnam, a conference expected lo cenr*e iHiigns fought 4'oininun- ter <>n their conflicting views i»t guerrillas ratty today in n uf Asian problems, continuing battle south of the U.S. ail base at I) k Nang— I n I I i S •!, O C l l the Jumping off point for ieCLEVELAND, Ohio ( U P I ) Inhabity air stukes against —A young mother, Mri. Dorla North Viet Nam. ' Johnson, 27, beset by a series Mtlituiy autliuiities said a ' of illnesses killed tier four chitViet Cong force moved into dren with a single shot Into the area fmm strongholds ill (lie head of each Thursday tlir coastal plains in nil at- night and then took her own tempt to launch nn at luck aim- life with a revolver »hot. ilar to the raid agniiisl U.S helicopter base al I'lei* Prolate F reed ku on Fell. 7. ROME (U P I) — Archbishop Fighting near I)a Nang Josef Uerun of Prague waa broke out Thursday, tint ml ■etessed today from 14 years reports said Vietnamese for­ of Communist confinement in ces tost 20 killed, IS wounded ('/vrhoslovakln. He flew into amt 28 missing. Rome lo become a cardinal Guerrilla casualties were and live in permanent axtla not known. Irom hi> homeland. Da Nang is 400 mil** noitli uf Saigon, Removed TAMPA ( L P I ) — Charles II i) s r n h r r i! , m Tallahas* FLORAL CITY tU I’ l) - M*r printing executive, * 1 1 William Ellsworth lienlborne, Jforcibly removed from a Mistum! 8n, was killed in*l.int!y omi Iaum4^air liner here Thurahere today when his ear was day after he slaitled fellow struck try an Atlantic Coast. passenger* with talk about his Line railroad freight train life being in danger. 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