10 10 196 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ecbbcff130aad0785bb67353f8e13175.pdf e4ba29526ddd06848f6aace3b717bc06 PDF Text Text ��������� 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, 1966 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, September 12, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 1966. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 1966; <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/efca2f4b1afdb00aa4e32aa5b36f9dc4.pdf 26d71232efc64544274c9b5339c9273a PDF Text Text 7 p'_______ ------------------ '' ---.---.--- -- ________ b'" ,.- -.'.,P_ ". - 1, 1 - nd ,: I May Be Suit 10. 1966 Aug. ________ . 10--.. 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(Herald hrmle. 74 I - . - - I ur I qu ~ ,~. f"i 'f : ~! * I - " It44'T ..... - 1-4( 1 ,f i t ...... -," -, , ,- . ! I . CATSUP - 2b-m boill % PEAS__ cam 3 _____________ - -- _______,- Sliced BEETS S Juni -- i. . Pid UNES 11b. cam - fo' th clut) - ponMJrzrzr th. t 00 $ : ( . I-La. a-CL .6ft ~ P -U No .A 1 . R : EXM 9SCIAL! : cn.urman MrL Misaour AF&~A&&e USINEW ~111111`411110 , ~. 1,I I.. . R* ~. W , ~.. .:, ~. & Li S=LB* BAG A - A $5.00, OR MORE ORDER) ________________________________________________ ~- -* '._..Y - - '- - P 4 REGULAR. CIKLE. MORSELS hAND - ciii pun, clim . I ofte I . .- POTATOES . * heal - I SUNSWT - yaw now You muc) br Camp 1cQuurrze in the Ocahi National Forest for a week of camping. YUKON Left W right are Alni. Iliehurd 1,4 - sillev, a Mother whu drove the girit;, Suisun Miller, Catliy J.dshley, Karelli Itieclauunn, Cheryl 1,ushley, Mu*, Alice Patterson, and Holly Reeves. W&d t 3 CLUI.-*E. 01 LOW AL01K P' 1 ' . . - COCONUTS - ''A , • -i ' L - I I I " I ~ ,_ . • .. -. •• - Pam you *-. "1,1 FAcm ISc W 4 un - Am 33 --.--.. SWW "0101 ., id( Shn, tbo Al BODO DAY wns enjoyed 141 Bl'0W11it!* IWO 11y-iips fruit) Bear 1jake School (PI, the hot do)' uf -a two wee" - Uirl &u Ut * DUY CUMP hold at RW* hprixigs. Left to right iire Putty Torrey, Mary Lou 1iI ka?* Gray Mn. ~ a' ~ 11% - a , " , ~ 1. I 0. - ' IL liE I fl sire restdv to go. Roth will ,rsIrnfnar S( hool (In Atigtit Mv',.t sind Ronnie i thc' qo(,fl A. GRAM "m sta in arid Eoh on \1 tr a rid Ronnie An'tin he entering the cond grade at Wet.aid2) fohnnv the nn Mr and Mr Edison (I;IhIthter of Mr. and Mr. Rennv Austin. of ta s ii U. - the t%i) toil.' limit. UU W a. 29c * i*on ' 7 ' - S ' ' 11, t , ~k'. . ." 4 ~I.. 1 If, I !~. : ~,;P,, M.-IXALI.910 i'p,r,. L . ". 4 '' S. - 3' , 1, . 1~ 41111 .4. I ... 0 Lunar Orbiter 4~ i-11 _,~, ~ 11 i ~~! .. " ~'-', ,*'?~,~% I ~. ~," ! t A, '. 4 diii P AI)I NA, aIif (AI' - (act peared bighly pleased to accept a check for a one year scholarship for nPot, .~wherc astronauts ma I iub (--:.'iaers, Mrs. George Stine, (left) treasuref and Mrs.. LuRene Ball, community service chairman. Miss Connie ('olvimi wi the recIJ)fent of the scholarship. (Herald Photo) _______________________________________________ Retorts that a small plane was" I'down" in, the Paola area Wednesday afternoon proved(ity To Start Work On Budgetl I Ik Ar 'g IA Xftftct I ACtC - - IlSeci t I Against Sheriff Mn Pill V Meets D..Ps % caution. tudy. be presented, Major increase in the tin Dr. W. Vincent Robertst ' f run. ill M, C,t", Na -..(ro . , 4, an was dropped to. i , day and the governor's office ~ 1~ 41 4 / " -" - A .-.. .10, 1'W' - sloe Development Group - $i DGES .1ACKS0NYILLE, FLA. W. F. fteek PhL SU W. P. ac&, Na. Mn. AWw F. AaWnw *t. L6WWft1@jg. F&L SU I detect mlcrometeoritc density. The prosecution decuded after After liftoff scientists report- a line! hearin before Criminal I t'd the craft in a trajectory Court Judge Jack B. Turner not ~Meets With By JUDY .kUSLEY SW Mi, Na. MI. Na. sic $10 ~ Mrs. $ CISIIC '1" 1 rPside at re 'U- ning city sat.er anu seser 1lflcs C lar meeting of the Seminole to the site of Seminole Junior County Democratic Executive College. Commissioners are Committee to take place at 8 presently making a feasibility • dge Collapse Fatal To Seven uled to be g in at 8 n in . Monday grees while anothtr sensor in commission chambers. OTTAWA (AP) -Hundreds searclied for Canopus. CM'! Sic S" "Wig br~ Let". X& ... • Mr. - Vera Mn. Fammia Ha.ty Pegr NW I p f'ai DIt. '_ M. as" cm" . - - . - i 1., n development by Case, Atlanta. Ga. Case is a representative ' program, the Florida 1' orest Service says they have a spoc- it ------ - - * I ment .% or ominunsty improvement Caie told city als the and the plan we offer in one of I program offered through his tilt-- betit oppurtunities fur a Release Ruled For Metcalf .• of ~-,Ilwet RJL "" is I'm 41411111M fC -5k SUPS folisowi" la. Nic1ay ___ . • * justice." Metcalf is serving the second I 5`1* 10111111111 C"tW Hwy.l74& s .futd ( QUANTITY - - RESERVED) ' Gum i LO , W I 3 Ir . - I •••----------------- $ --------------- :.• Jfi ,d : vp'"~, Satiford and Seminole Coun. I club was closed several tinies ers "What's going (4) huppell to Jurrutt, and I'vonne Caintrou. ways. I"owktr of the iuiuuiuuissioiuurzt' started, It 1usd nut beeit , cutit. "Ifullab"loo hi Well ted isuiti the and usually keciss th e t.eeuug- we'll back up Huilabaliiu 1(1(1 fiiiiii huliut. nioticy, but. I uion'i. I.nuw," munuger of the out. 11 7 . ., : :I I V II 11 4 t (I , : these 50(1 or more teetiagurs Warrant for the arrest of beljeS e in. sworn A li-lit" to -.1ve a dint ;Atul03- i £t s h quite ti but not ______ -.-..--- - - -.---- . eay . - . . . - - I W it I 111111111 - Horoscope .... ........................... 41J i*euutse the bound of tile Illubic only wity tu ge-1, wbut we wAint could cuube herloull ficeldents City Slan"Ut.l. W. E. Killm- leiii derbtundilla that 4410 ough thid I is by bpeaking tip fow What wo returninif holne oll the liigll- auid tdid"Y' litPicture Page ..................... .. 1H iv buid tAi 1,w "exctabive." bB club was I ~I Dear Abby ............................ 413 with compluints from neighbor"We teenagers of Sanford then they'll have to go to the porarily, and "kee1i It in Suit- to this PruIbleuuu." 6 Ing business and home ov' ni_rs, have finally rculhied that the Coconut club in Os hindu whit Is fot ii, if posuLth " Editorial Page h tit i ks sauti it si us his un I ............................................ - 4 ' Comics ............................ 4B.5B roll bands, has been plaqued has Wen isound-procifed, we see chuperuned by the police ill "free of charge," it) set tit) the L-ti that ,,,ionwono would colli e ; Crossword Puzzle ................ 1513 isince it open a fcw munthis ag() 110 11101C 1j:Ulj(jn for compluints. liullubuluu. If it due4ll't retwell lfullUbUIOU ClUb, Ut IVUbt tVill- UJI %%ittl $0111V killit Of 30111tik.11 ! TV - •. ; - 'atinos )QkU$UhIIfl (or others the tcetiager, is the the tluL' ust 4 LihiLk were Connie SliLs, I)uiunu Lynn ihut it Sanford city t'ftutiIitI$bIOflei5, l)I1t'tC anti to light up large I pens to be next door to the had thIs to say but. the tuit. who go to the Ilullatnulno! isn't also t'tmee*sui'tl about the dosof rock atuti rolL band uation today: Slumberland Motel.) that actually opening the doors irig oI tilt! club and lilt- lack of tutici singing stars, who are pup. The club, part of a siationul Back To School ........ 6A-7A-8A "We feel that the complaints to Juvenile d.liuuiuenry 1 such a plate for thu teenagers ulur with (hi, younger set. Bridge .................................... 4D chain of tken clul)s thut caters ag&jillgit tlIj4 Ifullubulip) wel-e "The one thing thut Sanford to go, A1011duy offul,ell to jut Tho youth, UA reprobollted Illy , Classified ads ................ 613-713 to youth with popular rock and Justified, but since the Club has fur teenagers that is well Fowk,r use thu Center, their sptikesnwa salt! they hot - Ff)wlrr w .~, insteud (if per cent, at,i long 11.4 %%V hUVC : entertained 1114111 411ijk411011 til tile U.,e of ' m8gers str "very unhapfor installation nf sound-proofspeeding on tile road (to near. to. " I tile Civic Centel,, According to i which was filmed, mostly in ty teL The tetinagers wlio said they west Florida. It's 14 minutes py" about the closing of the ing material, towns where such cluh cx- wcr. $I &ciety ................................213-313 t I - -) . r / .. . ~ • Herald Index S MMY Na. 510 MUL - HUD. "There is a reat need in every 0 A* long, in color and is available hullabaloo Sct.nc, teenage night Thrt.e tctuiugcrs, who suki for civic, fraternal, school and club located on South Orlando they were speaking for 600 or youth Drive (Hwy 17-92) (which hap- more boys and girls in the area I. - wimuftFw •4 Ca.4e (dosed with commenting, . flousin- and Urban DevuloP- city for good :iound planning • & . , - with ? ; I~.Ir~)~~,' W D rittjng of the newly hon.! f:ietIitie, beautification * , , N.. tf-.ernoon'i a city by hetterin;r neilghbor- - only lust until the regular dcc- W P N.. Sic , wpm 91 d P- R& S" !- impmvin a grand jury were thrown out niittee 'heard an informal talk n helping finuinc.t these pj- office of the mayor occasioned departments with three new po. more nien were reported missI Entrance was gained through of two sentences for escape. yet ~ by B. E. Black's resignation lice and four new firemen pro- ing more titan 12 hours after a window located in the buildEvangelist a roh)berV conviction, which sent BIIILIN (AP) which became effective today. posed. the new Heron [load bridge ing. Sgt. Charles Fagan, ,Suit- Hilly Graham has scheduled a hini to pri.son in the first place, ' Projects, inaterials and equip- over tile Rideati River guve ford Police Departmunt. im con- cruiade In West Berlin Oct. 16. %%its thrown out toy all Orlando son chosen to fill the post, would ment, mainly in the street and way. tinuing further investigation. 23. court. $1Ar WINNER SW sn $10 - M.i• PIe. through his p1 in for Space Agency spokesman said two hours later that Orbiter had Graham Crusade . - . ~a. R& I department that ran be in- - community to accompli3h Wis." I (;.\ I N ESV I I.1,E (All ) -- Cir. 'I Collinlittee chairman. Lee . cuit .Judge .Juitnt's (. Atikins Jr. fail ii t n c Plains for precinct organization sign for the lines, with no esti- t a .1 ( -( n r te n n Ot a. ThompHon's 66 Service SIR' first roll. fie added that this today ordered Thurmond Dallai . ft ' tid for voter registration drive mute of costs availabk, as yt ssa park today set king inure tion located at Cilery Ave and caubed no Immediate concern \litPulf rci1aLd Ironi s•i1l be discussed. Iii .sptaking ( ti.' dituei! tmuns pertaining to the In the general government victims of a brid'e collapse Mellonville Ave., was broken since several rolls have been lrisn for psychiatric exanutna- anti ucquafuteil th * budget, nearly half the increase, that officials sai4 killed at Into sometime Wednesday night required ' ______ 'e it tt'nding plan. to locate Canopus on tioti b aU'ie (If published re ________________ election may special costly A or $102,000, is in salary raises least seven construction work- and tools and a buttery charger other space flights. fleetions on the aclniinistratiomi Longcity of he called in the Break In for municipal employes and ers and injured 53. valued at approximately $140 wood to fill the vacancy in the expansion of the police and fire At least one imi possibly were stolen. ) to H•IUSI C seCond Wedriesilav 'i*d6a ff with ieveral facets offered tatf %S titer Al. 0 - sso Hiewsk. P111111. - • • Jk--_-ij N • __ "It's a F!043ufo to va" at the 3U.IHI1 ,. U * MIMUI P. 0. 1. C. ic : ) I 'T -_. '- • _ wa...4.e- - - - - - -- - - _.__,____________~_ • -I • . -____ sites, measure radiation and sion. One of Orbiterli sensors lock- I)y a jud. ernment budget lit $1.6 million, tle. ___ __ all compared to $1.3 million last ed onto the sun 49 minutes into the flight and, at 10:21 p.m. the year Budget hearings are isched- craft was oridered to roll 36o de- p.m. today at the court houst. study of the best route and de- of men hacked through twisted $110 , 7.. C. IE. Webani 'cUalrman, 1 V.'i.i_ Ga 1 I _____ sin i-t Ne LIMe F&jt Mu.. M W. Caftow.y Mn. &.r 'T $11n sin . minnie Count y a an h iv. yet to receive approval Kennedy, Fla., at 3:26 p.m. The last of a -----___________- -----MIAMI (AP) (EDT) Wednesday aboard an host of charges against Sheriff Tol proposed general guy, and a guiding star, Canopus. duce an estimated $172,00() in- The utility budL 1. .. example to other .whool hoarfi.4." . and iixtopri aro under court Wharton said. iirtl,'ri. of budget needs that a change area, could produce an estlinat- ssis planned for Somet i have put out warning signs for . Mwni. PhL tST I I , ' The mission of the IM-pound spacecraft, launched from Cape to orbit ill(! 0.1 'the hoard for step'c i,en to- I gun t'ieir Lo44eratlon camp later in the 19(,O tion, Is I '~ 1 1P station in an orderly Manner. , ptipil porionnel jaid, "we feel Its-itch itnol S%aThington tanI&y good about it and are jrateful fr 'In A 1 School Hoard Chai Kruger, area director of the ' people of the county &T~11 .ion Whart h' a' ~ U. S. rliepartment of Health, 'I to n tl(lienr press representatives ith the report. I Education and Welfa ha-.4 ~ who havp in effectively kept sent us two letters 4 moon and help locate a level' iyng preseiited by Pilot i-i. " DR. EARL WELDON , (right) piesident of Seminole Juniot College zip- a Seminole High School tudent The check is "I, i.4 n1s(, a good reflection ~ "the board has, to this best d of the iittitcitle of the people of their ab!ity, followed the i1dfor this cuir, the State 1)part 'nford and ,emsnole County hsne st nut by the Office atum reportid with fine tooperation hetwen of Eduration to work thinwi nit of F I the general publi. and t honi out atifu torily 0 ''. 11I i stitte to vain federal ap Proval of school tl'segregatirini for Photographs ' - minnIe County is among Th a nod r,flection f ehonl upt ft. T Mil we. rrjUfltif's in the the work done by tap sehooj aid ne "oneurred with Whiirthe first s've ,i Barge Canal. Army Engineers Manager, W. E. Knowles. $I &W NECTARIN rova I 11?! me he- (iictc(! in April, won a directed organized Community Develop- and rehabilitation of an area. out for the dredges that have Proposed general government in the level of assessment on ed $27,000 in additional funds, tweerl 20 and 30 hours after lift. 1 verdict of acquital yesterday on ! 1 been moved into position to budget for 1966-67, accord illiz city property, to 100 per cent, if coninifissioners devith, to tip off, and after the craft's sen. the major charge a"ainst him. 1 nient Committee. mernheri of cam. also told of how the fedestart ssork on th Cross Florida to figures released by City at present millage, could pro the charges sors had locked onto the SlIfl k arilir other ehar.e tn.ide bs the tit Cl)fllfltii.fli)fl anti Porn ru ,uv,'rnh1nnt titles the city II slim M1, Na. C.nsl "'"s' P'sft. ft"Im. ft. ) WN CALFORNIA .- ~, Except ill (.1.1-tilin cames, Jillh1. triiIlSI)Ortt'll P1 11" Will I TZIO; . Counties any time soon, watch --. "n. *' FOW 00 ""WUPW K"de bin. 1. A. Morpby ,a. 19C . - - that, without correction, would to press the final charge, fail- 'I make It miss the moon by 5,600 tire to list an alle.ged * $250Y) If ou boaters arc piar ttlng Sanford rit commissioners zefuse departments, show a Pos*smbk increase in uty re- miles at the end of its 91) hour gift camp a ign contribution round the Oklawaha are going to have to find $200,- $97,000 increase. I 5,466-mile trip. fuse rates, said to be the lowest 23 I Ituchanan, ~Oio has been un. I It is noted in the summary of any in the Central But a midcourse maneuver den suspension since he was in Florida River in Putnam and Marion 000 some 'here to balance the _____ F La -4 Ji "Iff'o's, 0-1 =11M.-Rinfir . nJ_= maums .--- ill hike in at ft 111:1 .0 false when rescue squads dis. coveted a crop duster plane had landed in a grove - all $2W WINNER W. Mrs lzcIsft Tracer M E. M Cowel .0 IART Krenzer, 1onit.0 Bt. John, 'Bunflie Iii2mvill, &brilw Williamli, JuDet Smith, LY111D GottY, Amy Jo Antic Krenxer, and Avij4e Jostry. (lierald Photo) ___ IU)(JI, 'tS 111, '( i ' --- (il,' tate dcne hen." Z.5 t 29 - r iiiitl 11114 III ilitlis for this sent will hi much the sn,,c' ;iq last vesir. Sf'i'nhilIlilV sc'hiiinhs (high school find jililiot s ?- music £ i F'shy 1111111111111161. £C SJS OTINOW1111. wils. S11 An Ve 11". llowiels FEARS but ! MI Na Linda Lawreace #Ar. idwiri c. sn MIS. H P TOMA'rOES - r: 'I I 1114 PUPIl) • Center Frids,y frr-.'.i 7:30 to 11 C p.m. Dancing ss'ill hi: Wrong burnof "The NEW! WINNMS N1,y Lewiu A. Smim CORN ._----•- •- -- . -. ... •' lion in December. YELLOW N . N Mn. W. w. i.j Mrs. &gI. r , * .. dance to be held at the C P.qy I.$1àr PRODUCE SPECIALS In band Use 40OZ 101 Photo) dresi C( you don't PRUNE isCAM $1 00 = Cont 0 Isl00 2/49c JUICE BEAR LAKE 4-11 Club niemberi, art, lihown u,F they prePured to depart huab us TISSUE I .. au!! arid I DAN G) 2 ( -P LR B0 .w - you " FR= I * 'ItIPI , most utc.s, I at director announces a teen -* C Judlammilue. Fd& Lou my 0 -E , S'..,..- i: . W A OTHER Mn ~ - is (LIMM. DNE WITH . to !* I. so .-.,•--.-------- ' -• • . 0 _11!1- I ".1p " .,."..O-,~~ ~ _ .. I 1104"', .12m Jermgan, cits recleatlon- I 11 - '. Seminole ' som3 of them, anyhow, object :;'' to the noise which the kids love. - buildings sitm 4% W a OUPONS TO HELP YOU I. ' . I . of ty around here, wouldn't you think there would be so I p,,, ~,- the creckmtiah commit. reem Mucuitr I X fTo . .~ : aneonthcommt " i Park, for the kind of entertain7nCnt they like. With dozens of ! i•th the ~ ... But it's a shame to force a club hd like that out of town and lease thc kids to travel the hlghssa)s to Da3tona, Orlando and Winter I . .. . ,9V 1 I CLIP THESE __ L_ 10 - the Muscular I)y Thu .1 •: llL1 6L put _____________ -__j-1 music and dance, are doing all they can to keep th e Hullabaloo Of onichcre Club here, the older generation, course, ?M*tPC tLi.LJtJI te I" . . - ~ ev ty.v MrL. Pearl Yarbo~. awarutu we Duuth Derunole Jayceei Parker Hoilgemaxi (leftj iis•trict direcwr of People who 1 •- which to listen to rock and roll . '1 LB 40L r __ - 0 _~ c' . ____ • pen ' I ' Count and Sanford hasing a P hoUse . in 6 * ,, I • at the - o , * * I ............... 'eg. or pickled '14b. COIl C Pm O ii " - By DONNA FAMES . o ege c was coming cast or west." 5 MZeMosmed- . I place, which they enjoy, in £ DIIltIdfl nctr had to I ufl iiniot in to thc' street to see if ans one 0 1 ~ I flu' about teenagers Sea.se I ~, I S5 S, P01fl FO :-.. eduIed tOT unior i • C SAVE i 6 ,I A '"" 14& US SAVE ~ i2te ;1891 cbai=xn, -%V be pm. ted with z plaque of appre- matim for her mmee (m be- - - "I 1-6. C1hOd 751/ PE I gzj. I sliced ! . 31I • Whole TOMATOES ' '! ~. PINEAPPLE cli i To Be Honored ,-me . I~ ~ ,f I ~ I o, 5jje i.w " 11 £ft.CT pe2I1 . INO di p1 I hed JAME PARKER DELICIOUS PECAN Be in . Y. C. PEACf'S 1. ~ Ill '-'-'-'- Cd I ) f MONTE SALE. I.MJ' • _________________________________________________________ ; ! ________ . 7,fltfl Set inok nt iil ,lnuioi ( 'ollege, tin' lir hn utvnnnding rotintlet' ntiil ftfli,i pupil c'rc'nnd F'rvire )in Cnunt S(IlcIPflt)' will 1e!'ipoulii to ('titIIlt' first inititutlnn of other 14t81('M. wiittti'il JI1ti)tl Wilt) tuivi' sit-For the fit-st (line, sill t'1un'l iiv'l III I h •oiuit clii,jng thc k note from ',irc Stella Pry- the cinrion call of school bells higher learning, ndr the dlon ugust 29. when 28 public rect ion of Dr. Earl Welilon, fneultle tiniuier iincl I will be itesegu'gittt'd who hove •• I d (Ifl t k schciol nnd n brand new junior president. Mote arc' enrolled In with pupil cieegregat1on sue- ,c'ipili pci "ftcpcl,, f choice" respnsihlc for r'moving the (I(' jr doors, night classes. A large majority u'ssfully ncc'onipllnhc'd last )'c'nr not yet ilc,t,c' 'do. that fc'ilern Uy hazard at the not theast and PP' oimnteI 5Ot studi uts are fiom Seminole ( omits, but and expanded thin yent tot itis tncil lii filI ,I nut and c'st cot ners of Elm As 81 nt oil, d n t h 1n rises thcvi ate mans st udc'iits ft out I homos Rk hi's dli v tnt of 5111)101(14 II I,, f,, 'it 'iii, i I 'i i,,,i Iu' ndiiiltti'sI tine at 2Mh Strect, hut a big I thank '.ou, anshoss There were nhlt'nt all q:hm:iqflI:flntt:,q tall brick o]umns n4 ucc , I'll iiiiiiiitiktt iitlnn lillillilliL' riti ( sitti ' plant that hi i the view to the -1k *t £ "Y 1 7 171 ..7 5tr.Ld ~ t. ~ I .71 .Y1 .. _____________ I ~ I 01' il'YK' h - I - 1 eci third after warding off 6OO-pcnmi hog i'rni' r, (nt hia.' z, ww abit tt, awaken Photo) -- 1 I LB ' TipM-. a collk, owned ~by AlI ~ vi,e T-yrt:, i,, Walton, IncL, plac- tilt, whm MrB. Milier discovered h wrapped tight- cc 1. 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The arested Thee- state game and fish ward age trday aft-er airlines and pa,ksing cam. as violence 1 done Watson, 20. and charged I forced hundreds of whites It negotia tors exploded Its 'j• lilir with felrnous acsault ir. the from the city square vhe'.e broke • hopc- u duckleg some 20 Negroes were straight night In a racially shooting. lation. •-mixed neighborhood on the East It was the third straight night a civil rights r1ly. Union and management chiefs! . Side of Detroit. 4:. blamed each other for the latest I There also was violence in collapse of negotiations in f. New York's Rrnoklvn and In . p. five-wsel: strike or meGrenada. Mac. . chamcs against five airlines. The stile lines were being But the legislative rails con'drawn in Washington over thc 40 tmued creaking slowly on the new civil rights bill which has issue. It Is the year's hottest passed the House and now g homerruwn political potato conto the Senate. fronting election minded con'I\'rone Powe. 6, a Negro. gressmen. CHIEF G. M. BARwas wounded In the shoulder, bc RrETr. Sr. was horn at "Do not pass legislation ld when he was shot from a , You will regret the rest of y . Hampton, S. C. and passing car In Detroit. fit said lives " warned ArL-CIC) p 4 came to Sanford at age three white men were In the -. dent George Meany In behalf of four. Be was employed as a fireman in Septam- car. I million union members. Thot4rainecl police. helmeted -. Chairman Harley 0. Staggers her, 1942 and named and carrying shotguns and rffle the House Comme chief in November, 1965. 1 ____ mittee. who raisedrceCornfaint hopes Be lives with his wife of th fixed bayonets, kept most the troublemakers within a by briefly cajoling negotiators Blanch and son Steven I tve.tiioct area. into trying arbitration, liin'eci no at 1315 Douglas Avenue. mci arrested 32 Negroes and strike-stopping bill will reaci They have a son G. M. seven whites - live boys and OUM,ITY the House floor until next week Harriett, Jr.. a first lieu- two CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE resulted from a fire at the Westaide Elegirls who police said ten t with the he es an T W t Army vrgtnia znentary School which ignited early Wednesday afternoon while Ky. andatawere bo found with homemade fire said his arbitration suggestion Fort nole County School Board maintenance men were busy cleaning the bs in their car. was "the last thing we could deceased son. Kenneth, chimneys used for heating purposes. The workers were burning out soot A white motorist wa injured pib) do" short of legislation. in the chimneys when wood ignited and caused the fire which destroyed when a brick smashed through' 111111111 But the plan blew up a few, d the partition in one of the school rooms shown above. The fire was e• a window of his car. The plate. hours later in a sharp exchange tingulnhed following arrival of the Sanford Fire Department, 'glass fronts of several stores a! statements between chief airper were smashed. ii jint- negotiator William J New York police said a shoot. tin and P.L. (Roy Siemliler, ing in a mostly white section of Cr president of the AFL-CIO 1iBrooklyn came after a crowd of: 'Was national Association of Macbin about 40 whites chased three fe iiStS. 1) 4 Negroes into an apartment : Siemiller predicted that any house where one of them had in arbitration plan without prior I recently moved. The crowd.! _-1 agreement on maior contract --• Char- most in th eir teens or early 20s. AUSTIN, Tex. ( ) demands would suffer the same los no J. discernible Whitman's blood fate as the White House propos- ed alcoholcontain stood in from of the building. Il-_I officers said, shouting. "Come , ty, ; a] the strikers overwhelmingly at SAIGON t. CAP; U.S. spokesman said. 11 J bltzzrates, drugs or stimulants out. tugger, or we'll burn you rean and Vietnamese trooPs are voted down July 31. ye th wtien po out!" until the three Negroes Marines pursued an estimated 011 Sou li ce gunsended Viet Nam northern in action to forestall a possible '( d rejudging the vow b' he 4( ..I : coast. three American p1ane late monsoon season sweep by international president clearly report deadlysays. rifle fire, a laboratory emerged. I .Y\ w 6,000 Northrice Vietnamese tIUOP mistakenly attacked an .font the North Vietnamese across In One of the three was carrying In bloodied Paddies near De U.S. Coast Guard Sc: di cates that the union does not \{. The Texas Department of a rifle which he fired Into the patrol boat, the highlands to the sea. in desre to end this dISpUte by Public Safety released Wednea- crowd, police said, wounding' Wang today after same 750 killing two Coast Guardmen and Bad flying weather limited voluntary arbitra Leathernecks fought off encirdli tion," Curtin day Its analysis of blood taken Gerald VabniL 2. and Peter injuring five men. including a L.S. air operations over North said in accusing Sierniller ne" b7 twice tbefl uk B from the University of Texas Guardlno, 21. Both were in ri tish correspondent. 'Viet Nam to 98 missions undermining Staggers' plan. through the night. snIpr'i body after a murder fair condi tion at a hospital. The attack occurred less than Weduesda- and kept the Amen- "These airlines are more con- Iramoage art The Marines killed at least LI that took 16 lives Aug. Es Cannuinists while their own 1.36 hours- after two American can fliers clear of the hotly de- cerned wits protecting jets bombed and strafed a fended Hai phong-Hanoi industri- bulous profits- than they BT '. Uncasualties wg moderate, Notice Justine of the Peace Jerry ___________________ friendly Mekong Delta village al belt. with getting their planes back n.rip said the lab report on i Tift CTRrrTT CorptT or from which. the American cam- Instead, the Air Force, Navy into service." Siemiller shot qw Whitman's blood completed his THE PIW'I'R JrDICIAL CIIImand said, the Viet Cong were and Marine pilots worked over baci:. Ott CV IT OP TifF aTATE or Inquest Into the 25-year-old ar- rznnrnA, firing on a U.S. spotter plane. coastal targets in the southern A'D FOIL chitectural engineering ith- 'oi.r CUEN'I'%, The atta ck killed 24 Vietnamese panhandle, hitting fuel dumps, IS CHASCEHy, CAsE 7ti 3C4a pstiN dent's death. Be uki a wocieti a, most of them bridges, barges- and a 30-car OEI1IXE ETLALET Mites was "homicide jusMI?IMT, villagers, -' train, a U.S. spokesman said. in ..tylc WEDNESDAy, AUGUST 10 Plaintiff. tillable by the Travis County YL While jets supported the For the second day in a row. grand jury. Admissions WiU.ii L. usirr, Ma rine d ri ve near flu Nang. Air :, no American aircraft were re: Deli-ins said its brwt and Defendant. Barbara Ruprecht, Thomas Force B52s and other American parted lost alter a total of 10 wwrIcE 'I'd) L?'PEAB clear capsules, 1 plain white J. Bryan, Valerie , WIL.Lj L IcMII5it Michaud, Joe planes- pounded the Central planes were downed ,, coil • tablets and 11 white tablets ifendant X. Davis, Wihiur D. Hoffman, Highland area west of Flelku and A Monday. box Add-eaE: tni:nrr stamped "E" also were submitit TOL' AItE 1ThItEIT NOTIpj Cornjn, Jessie Soderbioni, where outnumbered South Ko- U.S. Air Force and Marine OF OTHER ITEMS AT it ted for analysis. flIt' thu isult for dhoree )ui, and ncis Allman, all of Sari. I rean infanLrnen helped by five pilo put 358 since-plane sor"The six capsules were found "-es filed atnt in iii. ford; Lillian Gatlin, Lake 1t1C7Yi 'U.S. tanks killed 170 North Viet- ties in flew The laying of a cornerstone ('Ircuft Co- of the Ninth .YudIthe sou th to con tain ta in • amphe m )1org Alderman ( cai CIrL'Ut u th e te o and will mark the official start of "pep" drug also found inediet namese Wecjitesdav in their were out in force Wednesday boo again today rlur3da. Ii' uzid for Seminole )lnui; Nellie Shaw. ])eBarY; bloodiest action of tie war. PI1 MONEY GOOD ONLY JNDAY, AUG 11 construction on Bristol House, pills)," the report said. "The under Chancery No. 4• hitting iiarti m Daniel Roth.lieltana.. , caid oau,e be. Scattered firefights- were re- I infantrymen in the Plelku area nw administration building for plain unmarked white tablets put GENEVIEE FTEALET iollirtlui dut: the tablets stamped 'E' i.IINUIT, Plaintiff. v. W1LL1Ax ported toda3in the plateau area and the Marines southwest of the Florida Audubon Society j and ONLY! Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Math where thousands a! U.S., Io Da Nang. )tc3lNlMy. iefendant. fine pm- contained at aspirin prepara- I..YOU Maitland. irwin W. F-ritz, L HEI.EET 1tIQL'Irt. ews, a baby boy, Sanf ord; Mn. th in El) to flit your Answer with tt( ident of Florida Audubon will t,11l No narcotics or dangerous and Mrs. Jirtuny Johnson, a o thin' Court and to serve , lay the plaque honoring Bennet drugs were conta ined An the tab- aCier baby girl, Sanford. enpy of the •. . rP~ 0 ,0 , ' ~ ' _-, B. Bristol, An whose memory plaintiff, attorney, whose name Iliacharge. ewi ILp;,ear below, on "No alcohol, barbituratei or or the building As nurneil. K'I'l Kenneth 1.. lLuuell, 3lunl: L. the t2th citiy of Sej'ten,. Th e ceremony will take place amphetamine were detected in her, 1I'6L or s. 1'.cree Pro ConBose, June E. Chandler, Ruth . the rpeci.men of blood' !et' may lit entered uatni Friday, Aug. 12, at 2 P.M. at McClain, Iizithleen lilies, Claude I -. 11. the State Headquarters of the Tout ed thia 5th day of August. ' J. LaFay, Gwendolyn BenderFlorida Audubon o son, Matilda Wynn, Dorothy M. (b-cal o' Circuit Court) Lake Sybelia. SANTA MONICA, Calif. (A?) )lor-rison, Irene M, Ring, VonArthur U Becbcwtth. in. The new building will include Clerk SAIGON, South Viet Nam Television personality Art who liiis been wounded twice clUe Steele, Rufus flicks. Willty:Ln,nr,a .\1. Markup offices for th membership and Iinketter has been released " Three U. S. Air Foret belort. in Viet Nam. Three bookkeepingedepartm 11am Redley, Julia Minott, Eh- (APi i,itity Clerk ents '- from St. John's Hospital in San- 1L)WAItb U. }itItT Laos Tri-y, John L. i.'5 planes strafed and fired rockets- Coast Guardsmen and a Vietna. we ll as th Attorne for Plaintiff e mailing department ta Mon.tc after two days iiiy Richa rd Feacher, Mary at 311 American Coast Guard mest sailor were also wounded. and editorial staff of the Florida iDi Last Church Street tests related to a back pain orlan, diet.. Flt,niup Lee Davis, Eddie Smith, L1ii patrol boat early today in the All were tftken to a military jNaturalist. Mr. Mason will also showed nothing & SePt. serious, a bospi. PUbuINh AUa. 1. 15. i. it.c havt his executive offices here. tal spokesman said. pant da Morris, all of Sanford; second case of mistaker. adeii. dim hospital near flue. Claude E. Hittell, Luke Monroe; OR The space thus released in the ___________________________________________________________ oftej Dale Hittle, Longwuud; Fran- fity in an aerial attack in less The cutter continued under its existing building will allow ex- - ___________________________________________________ : than two days. p.--I'm cis J. Pezold, DeBary. own power to 1). Nang. panhioc of the Audubon Sales % you Two Coast Guarclmen were The spokesm an said there are and Service Departments and Daytona Beach heals killed and five other men were standard recognition signals be. Conservation for Youth DepartYE tweet friendly planes and pa. meat as well as the Audubon . auth wounded, Including a youngti-al boats- but he was unable to Library, containing both books '1194. r ritish correspondent, Arm and explain what caused the error, and flints. 1. TAte 82-loot steel'hulleci cutter An investigation was ordered. youn 113 addition to Mr. Fritz, C. Point Welcome was attacked The now U. S. Command an. Ruue ll Mason, executive ci while on patrol before You dawn that 24 clvi1ian had tar of Florida Audubon; W. D the mouth of the Cua \'ict lilyat - flounced MIX been killed and 82 wounded Iuren Parker Jr., mayor sri en, 35 milesnorth of Hue and the huab ,u*ek Tuesday night o the the city of Maitland, and John billS. OHhIIE li. IIEAVNI1I us tl only10 miles from the North Meking It'iver delta village of C. Green, city administrator, , Vietnamese border. Mm (lisle E. Heavner, OPENS SUNDAY 12 NOON Truong - YOU Th anh, eight niliss from will be present. of ll4 Oak Ave. died today at A U. S. spokesman said a pa- Vie C tn amese regional headquar. - eugg Seminole Rupert L. ltumpf Jr., con. OUR 6th ORLANDO AREA STORE Memorial Hospital. trol plane mistook the vessel for tersact Can ThO. Originally, 15 tractor, and Charles Feldman, Cont- She came to Sanford from a North Vietnamese trawler. He For the were reported ku- the architect, will be there also, me a Baltimore Md., in .Iaanuairy lIaGb, said enemy boats frequently ed and 182 wounded. pdce of as well as the entire staff of 9 dress and was born in Hickory, N. C. slip men and supplies- Into th CO e I(lent A spokesman called the IncA.of Audubon House and a number LimIt 4 dlnnsrs She was a member cr1 the south and that the Point Wel' an "unfortunate occurpeipk represen YOU ting Aud ubon Good Shepherd L u t ii e r g corn' Prokat)y looking fr renee" which be blamed on the chaptersin the area which will ca P such vessels- when she was at. No plim prom don't Church. Vi.it Cong. WINTER PARI include: Dr. Warren L. Bald. band, Survivors liidudc her Isus. Lacked. hug, vice president of Orange Use I band, Charlie J. Heavusur Sr., A flare s-hip lit up the area 1 - V_ - 1 C) -1 - . - • . - . .1 - G. I. Guide Sni Ii. S. Marines Pu rsu e '. I - ___ P - in the Navy a seaman recruit; in the Air Force, an airman, basic, and in the s1arines a Assuming that you go in as - : ! Another Mistake ls 1' Ijçjefty Okay _ - . - j - B - 5 - SPECIAL 99c 2 ., eadis Audubon; Mrs. Clay SteftiC, for at least 15 minutes- while the 20 Seaboard Charlie snobb lIssvner Jr., U. S. Navy Ea- planes- fired rockets and 20mw YOU : 'tinned at Great Lakes, 111.; two cannon at the Point Welcome, Cars Derailed IT'S ChIMED! I-it- __ - -'rc -_ _ru -. -_ r ,''c45 ' • r,- I- - - _ _ - -' -. " __ -_- t -, - -'-a.,-.. .-- 10 ULI? SILL t - -- - - _,..__,',~ , - - '- %.;; ,-. -- T .; "r- . ALUMINUM IMPRINTED WITH YOUR PERSONAL LUCKY B NUM On Sunday, Aug. 14th, 1966, this Pink Man.' will be w.sik dolla rs In muchandls.. Each bill witti e Lucky Nwe. b.r. if th is number match.. Is. number posted by marthandl,e throughout our starss...you can purthase th at iIsns for lust one penny at any at ur counters. Hundreds of Lucky Numb.,, wIII be posted in the Orlando __ _ I -- ____ I_ __- -- - S -- Remember this offer is only good from 12 noon till 9 P.M. on Sunday, Aug. the 14th. 100'S OF WINNING NUMBERS POSTED AT EACH J.M. FIELDS Here's just a sample. Cwuiru TV Cwjpi,ry •PORTABLE TV 1 PLLIS! MANY MANY ITEMS • COLOR . THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE STORE! -- TO II USED SUNDAY 141k AUGUST ONLY! -- ' PLASM I e . - number number - '-- area J. M. FIELDS. OPENS SUNDAY 12 NOON OUR 6th ORLANDO AREA STORE . 3201 W. COLONIAL OR , , 5 ' : -' It WINTER PARK I saI' - - Ii ie 54 . -. d 1p dm I - 5 s IN CATEGORIES WHERE ALL 5 0 SAVINGS Are Compurable. ITEMS ARE NOT LISTED LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF "SCOTIY" AT 63 WEST AMELIA AVE. SR-436 ALTAMONTE ORLANDO 241-3625 SPRINGS 838.8311 S An- 0 - • 5 • 14 ['I 1:IIJJ !1 _____ S STORES IN: ALTANONTE SPRINGS BRADENTON . COCOA • DADE CITY • [(1511$ • GAINESVILLE JACIISONVILL! 5 LAKELAND LEESBURO D ELIVERY FOR A Smell Ch.. IN Our Ow. - ST. PETERSBURG 1446 ir o 's M I • CoLo 4l4 I 5 / a , ORLANDO ' * It 1. it 5 5 Trucks 'J4IJ ______________ 5 . S 5 I1!IIIIIIIIjir" on nit S . hi G'Jlls Doyteas -4' Orhn, Laker FA c.is W : . 1. I ''' 0 ,,, . - Tuesday. 10 •''' - ORLANDO. SARASOTA piicstions and 41 inure applied •555S55555S5555555555•SS -- J - : : - the summer Monday when 60 couples- filled out. Jnurriuge up- WinI.r Pack SR-436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 0 - - County Marriage I.i. boocerise Bureau, reportedm big busissi.-s Tuebday and ______ _____ 11111111111111111111 ,1111111114 ___ &W oawiiI __ . . .14 " I" : I- - -- - aiieribed it too the widespread coverage of the Lu-i Juhnon Pat Nugent wedding. 'i'hu bureau had its busiest day of TWO LOCATIONS: I____ , ,_, -- - 5 Allegheny .j, . I ~. . -4 . - -- drew Jilehey, supervibur of the Take Along - - Fried Chicken Dinners _ "' SM 63 WEST AMELIA AVE. ORLANDO ' i1uIuJIiI1 I - Booming Business OK~ I - ___ - - I .'Ilk W L: , . :' .; - I[(11t - ---- I'l'i"I',SBUI(GlI (UPI) . 11 . 1 T11i(hIITii FLUSH Broadly, the Social Security ben'lits applicable to civilians now apply to niCit on active (honey and ketchup if requested.) 11. : __ survliurs, they are eligible. French fries, coleslaw, oven hot roll Sanford: Paul Hit. Lyin1iburg; 1JuiudI ctnJ tudoi,, tlu. 1Lji4• aee it Funeral Notices track"' N. C.; _________________________ popb way Patrol said. Glenn Sites, Faber, Va..; three E. .. No one wa hurt, ucj a ' sister, htrg. Paul Yount, banFuuer1 ..rv&u.1 °' . bic at E. 64. of 114 trooper. But the jumble of cars ford; Mrs. Austin Msaver, will blocked traffic along heavily Mood Shoul .Hiickury; bins. David Ikek, ii held bMturdr at z'.na It traveled U. S. 301 for hours. thou; tI't Cruwit,A Yuue,riid jjgj W1nstui.Salem, N. C.; '2Iuipø with Chepatii L.,u .1. Troopers rerouted the cars. four grandchildren. o!mntn. inter:1 bent in cranes to If IzsiJit WIfl L4 Iii hLII4sWZ& (jruuii1uw Fununil Home jgj clear the tracks. A trooper ukl rnorIl Par. (rmkow PullCharge. stiti liuws it, rhait . the earb went tilled with rock. rp . ! _. duty. am a ' . I children, depending on their number and ages (not over 18 years). if parents are the only stuffed With 3 pisces of cñspy fried chicken, ... - - - survi,'ing wife, payments are to pric, and get the second ____ box FREE! Each box is Audubon; Miss Adele Moore, president of Seminole Audubon, dauht4snI, Mn. Louise Harris, the Thespokesman wounded said. newsman was and Mn. W. P. Kuchenbauer, representi ng West Vo I u iii Lynthburg, Va..; and Mrs. Es Tint Page, 22, of Opington, B1l)OK5VILi4E (A?) - The Audubon Society. With 1.1k Leatherniazi, Sanford; •K club father. 1. L. SiteS. Sanford; England, ma freelance pho- last 2(1 cars of a Seaboard Air _ iugrsjiuer mud correspondent LZUV freight train jumped the bUt I four brothers, Richard Sit. - at the city 1lnijt POP1 of . - - -- ministration, Social Security and the service in which he was assigned. I"rim the Veterans Administratitin part of this "survivor bentlit" program, th e average payment to a widow Is about $120 per mon th . ii Mere is no Jii That's right! Buy one box at the regular dollar president of Kiisimmee Valley I -- benefits for his survivors de. nived from the Veterans Ad- 3201 WeCOLOAL DI. , 1 , .1 I'I'11h'[' If a man on active duty dies or is killed, there are income OR MATCH 'EM! get r a! Sanford ; a son, - ____ or cancelled altogether. FOR . 1% - - for government medical care. As you start active duty, a $10,000 life insurance policy goes into effect automatically, for which you pay $2 per month , with this deducted from monthly pay. 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Your wife - - '. ;V~~ PAY t SYA W SAWNOMFY'J • • • • es to a top allotment of $145 for three or more dependents of men in any of the four grades, Among other fringe benefits is a. "family separation allowance" to help 'meet increased household expenses, but this begins only in Grade-4, generally above the category reached in two years by a draftee. There also are special and Incentive pays, including overseas and sea duty, which range from about $8 to $22 per month, and hazardous duty pay (para- , Two Coast Guardmen - : 1 FIF serve during their first hitch) and $123.10 for E-4. It increas- - f - 0 'I his service. For the first four grades, the deduction from monthly basic pay is $40. The government allotment, to a single dependent is $95.20 for grades E-1 through E-3 (the group In which most new men TODAY LIMITED QUANTITIES p a • • S S This Is a combined contribu. pj ThROUGhOUT OUR STORES - I Sez: tion by the serviceman and by C0L0 TV - • • . housing. NPRIIITD Willi YOUR PERSONAL... _ ____ i - NOW. At all J.1. FIELDS FREE VALUABLE 011. S ance for quarters (BAQ) when dependents do not live in gayernmnent-owned or controlled Legal LUCKY NO -- W I • • tnibution, called basic allow- ______ Ceremony Begins Audubon House Expansion q If you have dependents and 0 are In -the lower four grades, • the services require a pay con- .J \.j L' . 112C!U4T ••••••••• ...... cotty S 5 benefit" program, the average two years, you may move sap as high as E-5 (with basic monthly pay o' $194) although the average seems to be about E-3 ($113). '.. - • sss ii 1LliV, - H ospital FAT - - , LITV i,ulioq - _____________ 6,000 North Vietnamese "l'rnin" is a game In which Gordon Meyer also made say. youths ride Ioxrnr for 3 erai anouneemenfs of comiflg - OVERWEIGHT FREE/AT ALL J.M.RELDS AP SUNDAY 12 NOON through residential areas than jump aft the freight train sit. a point where companions fly ELTON FAY Faniilv benefits are paid by a If you have a perniatient job, your military ditty and are . plrl( t hni up In ra rs. When you start out as a service in the case ()f a man dy. not a temporary ()fl(', wheti you able to do the job you originally Il(itunhi I)"nny, 17; James S. Av;labIe to you without a doe. draftee or enhistee the ))a' ing while on active (I;It' ot leave for active duty It should had, the employer Is requireti 'h ' 17, anil Marvin flub Sig- tor's preserpflon, our product along with the position, is pretty from Causes connected with ser• be waiting for you when you i-c- to put you In another position her, ir,, hiopp'si a Snnt.a Pre celled Odrin.i. You must lose uqly fat or your money back. Odrinei basic--like $94 a month. vice, when death occurs within turn, which you can handle, at the freight, The train gathered Is a tiny tablet and easily swallow. On the other hand, food, cloth- 120 days after leaving active F,yderal law requires an em- sitivii jmoy and seniority status. s il e ed. ad. Gal ;d of *,cows, fat and live Ing and a place to sleep don't duty. These payments usually playir to put you hack in your Tomorrow we'll talk about I)s'nny juine.l off almost lonq.r. Odrine costs $3.00 and s cost you anything. Also, there range from about $800 to $3,- job, if you are still qualified to the possibility of making the imm.'slintely, suffering an arm sold on lhs guarantee: If not are fringe benefits you don't 000. do the work, or into another of mihi!ry a career. injury. Sim s rode a little fur- sat;sf;ed for any raason just re. turn the packag. to your druggist get n civilian life. And before however, the chance that you equal status and pay uutiless the (This article was COfl(kflSPd ther 1111(1 jump.sI, and received rpreil you finish active duty you pro- will die while on active duty is employer's clrcumsta,icc's have from Elton Fay's "G.l. Guide" it two-hiy-nix.inch laceration in and qt your full money back, No question asked. Odrine* is sold bab-y will move up to higher small, the probability that )'OtI changed so much as to make booklet, To obtain the complete his leg, with this guarantee by: will be going hack to a civilian that impossible. grades and pbooklet send $1 to G.I. Guide Sigher ended up in Clovis, MePEYNOLDS DRUG STORE SANFORD job is high. MAIL ORDERS You start out in grade If you were disabled during in care of this newspaper.) N.M., 120 miles away. FILLED. ADY. In th e Army, th is is a private: - N ot •p$ of 6 Salary Is Low But 'Fringes' Are Many SUNDAY 12 NOON 3201 W. COLONIAL DI. - WITH YOUR NEW. Gets Long Ride I - . - - "You'll B. Tickled IP111k" One Teenager .. [.ji!] P - THE l)El,TONA Garden Circles have C110.9011 am Gill-dell of the Month the lovely home and garden at 1808 Hartley Avenue, belonging to Mi', and Mrs. Harry Powell. Chuck McCarthy of the Muckle Conipa,iy is shown presenting the check to the proud owners, J - ' - WITH YOM NEW... - - - - r1emedPink" ' -.-. :. . 'I,, , ' V I%Q'ff - '. -- local attorney, i'hnritinreutknl imlustry hove imnrnqed anti mnedkmnes have "Stu'h tIvnt'q'q," Misider meeting with announcing that JufIe R. \V. Ware. tunic hnnd-in.hnnd with deerea!- lsiiprnvti. --- - ------ ,e said, ''are made possible lug death rates from iInes and ils,Pclpr nil progress can he through massive research pro. during the past 20 years inechi. One has progressed more than seen with the discovery of such grams by th pharmaceutical industry. My own firm spent It had during the preceding 2(5 n,ndk'lnrs as sulfa drugs, Pen- $? in research tinting s'cnituirks,' It u b e r I Muildt'r, 10111n, tt'rrnmyein and the tran And, 965. we onsidpr niirsel1 guest speaker, told the Sanford tsijii,l,ig drugs which brought yes lucky if just one venture Ktwunis Chum at Its regular uhsoist a new era in mental 111 prnv's safe, (( ctivp anti med. weekly meeting Wednesday. Hess. lie pointed out that before leahly significant, Mushier is a local teiresentn- flit' dis'overy (If tratiquiihiti'rQ, "The pharmaceuilicaj indushive ci Smith Kline anti i"rencti half tte nntioris hospital hetic try along with eempetent I,iutmorntorIe, a Phiindelphiiti ___________________-heaith teams thrniig)rntit th e phnrni neeuit Icnl firm. ttniteqf States and abroad are "More than 6,800,000 pCUpIe doing their full share of promotat-c nliv In the United States ing a now medical era and to b alive I continue this progress is our our (loath rate had cnntimu'd 1111 . pres'ription for tomorrow," he its f30 level," Mushier said. lie Addr-d. added that today the cost of Preceding Mulder's talk, an. AMAI1II.U), Te x . (UPI) sIruq linq risen only a fraction n-ngers started nouneement of senior Citizens A group of te r for Aug. 24 was made by "train" Montlny sncl flay izn'm' chub president, Roger Harris. eniuisi not stoji. ---------- ------------ - - fly .HJHY AtJSLIY of the Inerene of other Items were neesiplerl by the mentally Inter (tiub aeti'ities. I nt week'a guest peaker will "flt'eIopments In Amerko's while hip human life span has II). Iatrk elnr1 the inneheon- he :iromfnent I - -- - - . -% - 1. _) M -.7 - I - -. -- ' Tifl j.. - -- -M4M.11 _iL -_..0.._-",~W_ " - I -- - -- -. - ---:... 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EO 0 any such dragged-out negotio. tions resulting in long strikes affecting the public interest ull(I . 4rea itmd it an ivormle level - - liuff 'i ,)It :1 . —.. . , 41 1 . that the strike had caused a isa tional cmergencs But John sons secretary of labor, W Wil lard Wtrtz said there wasn 't on the Senate bill but while the chairman, Harley 0. Staggers, D-W.Va., urged the strikers and the companies to settle the dispute to avoid legis lation you will regret the rest of your lives." Th e reupon Wirt? summoned the negotiators (It both sides to a Joint SCSbiOfl There have been basic frus trutmnb about these negotia ti ons as there alwa ys are about din- II:! I' ?,Srtp"ll 4 . clay. Fighteen J;jyi igo the level .. fused to return to work.) At first the Senate sought to justify its action on the grounds bat tici - , .- _________ - a The House Commerce Corn — IL .!I ------ measure the strikers such -vn inches in north Af 1he Tmmanit Trall %,here ninn, han 1.01111 defor ro. nrtPdlv have rli,d r re facing 01 put dut fins thu II I . in put I, (It would be a worse mesa after rfij~,%. I J 13111"]11 J!", R ' 4 4 oO -:'1 0.0 'Wit, it I J, : .'r-il isiencies, rtvtn in 1w,vtly rareerled . still If. at t ,ito, 4 nd - - y,oittonordering the?ntOTe reached. er El ur pl, qu . l the strikers back to work. The Senate final!) passed di pi 1, -i Jill High Everglades Deer Still Dying Despite Efforts . es at in nni - put week turn to their jobs for -M days and giving the President authorIty to keep them there another 150 days untfi a settlement Is 01 iilp of - -- The strike continued. Then the Johnson administration pussylooted in this election year and refused to take a stand one way or the other an whether Congress ghoul d pass a law forcing FPrnv Mi (i1r : 4 - dent Johnson who Intervened to Tr ,4 " iiid Co — 4. It .M:. . ....... have made no new offers. There was no bargaining last week. but talks resumed Monday. The machinists an July 31 vated down as not big enough a wage increase agreed to by their own negotiators and the ,7 e r forces the strikers back to work therefore Dl%COU -" • . mlng and hawing about passlflg strikers legisla tion to t back to work until a 15 reached The rrinchiniriLs say the airline companies figure they can hit a better bargain If Congress and ______ rr ) in ba $Q5 fin It, 4wtor Mi*mi i1e he Jaiwary Ile %dl )ill !13rQU3jA PwLtm4 Candl tv Los Ailgoll" ind enter the 1%7, t o HonmuluILL Trm. �I 46 Dr. Crane's Visibility 11,I '~ I Zero 1. Me!" "Lover, Come Back to The $4,500 members of the strikrng attempting to in what they consider International Association of Machin- a fair share of the airlines' climbing Ists, turning down a presidential-inspir- profits-climbing, that Is, until they ed settlement of the airlines strike by were grounded completely by the walka three-to-one margin among those who out. voted, now emerge as the illains of To everyone else, however-especiallv those directly and indirectly involvthe piece. The recommendations of a presiden- ed with air travel whose incomes have tial emergency board, the acceptance suffered-it is clearly time that the naand even betterment of these recom- tional interest take precedence. The niendations by the five struck airlines, public is fed up with the strike and ill the threats of Congress to force the undoubtedly elcome whatever legislaworkers back on the job and even the tion is necessary to get the planes into application of muscle by the President the air once again himself-all have left the union adaTh is is the tragedy of a prolonged labor dispute which affects so many niant In its position, It is no longer the LAM against the others besides those immediately conairlines; it is the JAM versus the got'- cerned in it. This breakdown of the f r e e collective bargaining process ernment of the United States. The striking workers are not villains, brings that much closer the possibility of course, and some may even consider of industry-wide compulsory arbitration them heroic in so resoundingly rebuk- -something that is as pleasing to most ing the President in his interceding to union men as socialized medicine is to pull a settlement out of the hat after the AMA Whatever the strikers eventually the efforts of all other parties had failed for weeks. win, they may already have lost more The strikers are merely men who are than they realize. L ,- otor • ,, .', 7 1 .. • he nn nctunfl cure _______ • , ', k 1. .,,, , ..: .' •. •• '•.-.-. p ,," a I __ I' -._ r / -- . '' .:1. _, . i $ 1 .;.. •f ---' •.. ____ Steel Spr ngs Back ___ • - i . . ::' -`,~. .2 •• -~. , 1.. . . . ~ .. '. .._~r--!.,~ 71.", 11._, ,. ~ .1 ,L;~ ,., I .-'.~, .,I., 1 I'I., -~.' :,, " . I, . . i : 117; 1. k - f .: 1. a rest of the GOP electorate Underided. This friend believes Smylie will need the full-harvest of a last-minute saturation drive In person and on television to come off a solid winner. Smylie and his managers are thoroughly, if a little belatedly, aroused to the danger. This week large clusters of his supporters, including many top businessmen, are taking out full-page advertisements in a dozen of Idaho's principal didlies. The push to nominate Samuelson over an Incumbent gov. ernor is one of the more remarkable political undertakings of' this decade. There seems to be rather wide agreement in Idaho circles that any of three Democratic candidates for governor probably would bury Samuelson in the autumn campaign. Says the same veteran observer quoted earlier: "I think this is simply a revenge move." Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Ilurtos 638-I318 Diii Lake-Faust C143 Mrs. Maryann Mlr.. 836.2679 Geneva Mrs. Jos. E. Mathieu 49-5205 Lake. Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-6219 Cas.elberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry Lake Monroe Mn.. II L. .I..hn'nn 122.*7!2 836-5046 Chul uota Mrs. Liza Rakci 365-5193 lieHary Mrs. John Leon. 668-4863 Deltona Mrs Mildred Haney 6665631 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris 666-5834 666-4604 Longwood Mrs. Donna Eatte 8*$317 North Orlando Mrs. Marilye Peterson 3234801 Osteei Mrs. Clarence Snyder 321-4841 Oviedo Miis Ruth Davidson 365-8651 _(714r #attforb Wrralb Page 6 Sanford Herald August 11, 1966-_ WALTER A. GIICLOW, EDITOR AND PIiNLISHEK YMAIK VOLTOLINK. Utreulatlue - G.ner*l Manager YMEI) V AN PELT HOI$IHT ALEIA?,UEM Minaging Editor Advertising Director DOMII WILLIAMS Society Editor DUI'VIE £VITI City Editor WELLS County Editor JVU% PAN si'*ai.icr bporta Editor SlOT GItE5 Advertising Manager JASIE SHOEMAK ER Business Manager 5( 1J WELLS Mechanical Supt. BILL V INCENT Staff Photographer Published dilly except Saturday, Sun da y and Christmas; pubish.d Baturday preceding Christmas. 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The Sanford Herald may 1 The right-winger'm dossier against Smylie is fat with charges They accuse him of faint-hearted campaigning for Goldwater in 1964 (which he hotly denies). They brand him as a prime mover in the successful 1965 endeavor to oust top Goldwater man, Dean Burch, as Republican national chairman. For this, Smylie does bear acknowledged responsibility. Be leads the GOP governors association, which generated the get.-Burch drive at a well-publicized Denver meeting a month after Goldwater's defeat. Mrs. Barnett and other militant conservatives plainly have iiever forgiven Smylie. And the anti-Smylie camp is mounting one of the strangest campaigns in U.S. history in the bid to unseat him. Samuelson is being given no television exposure at all. Idaho newsmen say his campaign speech schedules are never released to the press. His appearances seem limited to carefully arranged meetings before restricted audiences and to occasional outings in supermarket parking lots and similar spots. The anti-Smylie forces obviously are counting on a light vote (this is Idaho's first midsummer primary), a heavy sprinkling of money and the inevitable opposition that springs up against any governor who has been in office nearly 12 years. This thoughtfully conceived sleeper operation was making very damaging inroads against the governor until the alarm bells suddenly rang a week or so ago. And even the optimists in his camp think he will be in peril right tc, the wire. Politicians who have been swinging around the state report a considerable coldness toward Smylie's fourth-term bid. No U.S. governor other than colonial executives ever has served 16 years. On top of that, Smylie suffers substantially as the sponsor of last year's enacted 3 per cent sales tax - which be justified then as a vital revenue - producer for Idaho's educational needs. That tax will be voted on in a popular referendum this November. The education lobbies are, of course, hard at it for the governor. The full-page advertisements carried in Idaho newspapers this week will stress Samuelson's voting record in opposition to the tax, to key education measures and welfare bills. The backers of incumbent GOP Sen. Len Jordan, who is up for re-election, also are greatly concerned. The senator is said to be terrified at the thought of running on the same ticket with Samuelson, while lacing a strong Democrat. The betting Is that Smylie wlU scrape through. But he is learning, with some pain, what the vengeance of angry, frustrated right-wingers is like. • It', '' , ..,-: e ..-.. 46- 1.4 , SS0 1x2 means I column by 2 inches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? Youre reading this on.! ' IiI'1 Herbbertt I luniplu e a, (herald Photo) er H umphreys t 0. o cent A . .. . res )_ ia nd :- 1. . . 1. • jI• " ' . . .' . .' . ' • . e-up N Lu riuria ., 1 ivaeni YY ill Live , I_'. solved. 1 \, WITH '. GREEN I'/ 1 ìi 84 hour GFREENJ STAMPS efi " p n ti' STAMPS ..- ' Thousands of Bonus Stamps This Week! -. , - - dl ?kt' - '-. Special Stamp Awards Save! Save! Save! *11051 ADoly as dIr work ... It vp to 84 hog roll-as bob (a In 350-Year-Old Florence Hotel 2o$Z tats bob Zor. $1, TALLAHASSEE _ r' _ i,f-~~~ " , . , I ft7 . ,. dItiP& .. £flJl1.4 ) fr I'JU & aSa•"• OItS.l S& 'f' ' CAULKING TUBES iiIf ____ ___ ii . . _____ - ____ . '' . o t he Altamonte Springs Barraiks attending the Baumgartnermmander Otto , .1 7 ) S 5,. 'A The fun of things 'i makes the effort worthwhile. • - e'rls nd lAIlth I T I IIIIIIIIIAME ' - wN !!Y! Am High yosith feh1oship at Bear J.'ako Methodist Church will meet Smday 68 p.m. at the church under the direction of Mrs. Harry Williamson. ,' & I -, no group will be makin. p1hus to visit other junior hi&:h 41 . mCI - - nial.e CiirIstmn&as gifts for the I Chiitrcn's Home, and other izi Branch Office 3221242 I lereolwg projects. Vie Senior Ifigh Youth Fel. 322.1951 • 'I.. (.1 HI lIS$m1I1 II 111$ Al-0 Sanford Herald KA2r iv MYI Vd#Ml I•UJV I iii ' By MI4RYANN MILES Who newly organized .Jutiiot 312 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PLAZA i1I$ V IS I* .bI LIP Sanford !iV5 i '4P" a' I ORTHO-GRO ' LQOI ( '?'our 'Vacation • NO MAVI'Eft 110W enjoyable a tion may be, It's always a pleasure to pick up the family newspaper again. catch up with all the latest lol and glol*l news, and resume daily enjoy. ment of your favorite pages, features, columns and .oinlca! YOUR CARRIER watt-Jim for returning vacationers, but if he should miss your homecoming, he'll quickly restart regular delivery service, If YOU i'" , i rgi nia retroSii,I P 0. Box 1214 V Sanford Pii1 $77 I1IH LUCITE IF you owe him for any copies ei th er saved for you or had sent VINY!. WALL PAINT MOSIAC " ~ W ! WALL TILE Interior Wail Point nea-- phone him or call our off ice. Schedule Meets - - , y ui aim iuIdOfl1 Tw LictIvci T ..•..... . '- •41 v your . .... #4 avings.VF'%tlrct, a ut.#ui ocviflyti with us can grow - aio ~V'. ' - tru dCIk4 , Olell Rice, Joe Keller, Frank Lash, Ralph Streblow, and if You've nswY arrived, looking Henry Ilittrkh. for the newest ahows, Representing the auxiliary were Mrs. Connie Haumgurtner,plac4s sy na gogu e, ace your to o shop or perhaps a house or Mrs. Nellie Miller, Mr., Keller, apartment., read time and Gruce Lash. I i.,'i.,j It I-'i-ql i ___ ____ , , , e of ijuijijesciiliuren... PLO It's LPU'JI rm .-. lflflin FOLDING DOORS ç. It's The Happy Ending to '... -- 99c .L 3 /or 69 c I 0 ~p .: TURPENTINE PURE GUM ' 4,99 ____ ,'... 44 I r 4 ' VINYL .: . . wn"ww- Pail LV a ' ' .. ___ STAMPS ... , . GAL. - \ -& . 88 I I . COVERS I District ffice t WWI Meet * I. - hm t:'; Kellers Elected .. . /W I. it 1. WALL pINt I 11. . J Cok' ''2: A 'i I .(.. day for a single room. • i.Ca' O ____________ Ma SpIa' The building stands four stor Itiallier 1 • Srissh lea high on a downtown street 43 CotO' I • Whit & corner, two blocks from the :, .. LouUniversity of Florence. Lou' vered window shutters -some i,. 14111 I rje(i, some missing -- break 100 ..-ry" ", the pattern of (lie flat, bland facade. At street level, the stone walls ..s:rtfj are stained and scared. Above th e entrance is a neon sign sayF . . . i -4 I T '' Th ground •sIj. ' -- 1..L . ri,,w chnif,pra a ht,rhnr chnn I 5 9f , a typewriter repair center and ________________________________________________________________________________ 11 )`~~ .. X"I a "lavmntic" - laundromat. ;-",. I MlchaelengcIo's statue ''David" FLOOR WAX ~'.. 11 C& is housed one block away. 41 C - Tanzey, in an Interview, called O 4PT. -_ LIMIT 2 .~V. ~ ,- ''lit a "third-rate hotel" by AmenI'.1 .~ ,'I I,. ~ can standards, but said It's bas11 rom-': "; 111' '-: -r-----%""ff--T Awl -W71 .. 4 1. . -T - -, w __ 7 - W.-- q K't7`1 7 in good shape. He said no modifications are planned other 1 13.tR'i'OS JULIA air conditioning for the than By I . and Mrs. Joe Keller of dining room. W. Florida students will be the Altamonte Springs Bar".4V '\.., 9s98 of World War I I charged 4t860 for room and board , Veterans were both named to at thehotd for the seven-month district posts at the regular academic year. 0 ~ Tanzey, an arts and sciences meeting of tile Seventh Dis. 1 . thet held recentb at the 0T- professor at Florida State Uni.. back mond Hotel in Ormond Beach. versity, said the hotel dates _~ ..;,_ --,, w;iS CoilKeller wits ele cted U UI Iii 0e\1 . . . __________ its town palace" i to W Jr__ ,the office of JUfliO Site corn of the Count Guiciadini f.imlly, It Liquid Plant Food, Special mander caused by resignation a prominent Florentine family Heavy Gauqe VInyl :.,'j lorldo Analysis. C041`410111 '. Curtain. Hangs Freely Like of th e district commander and during th e Renaissance. rqanic Fish. Pre.pleeted. Plastic Glidus subsequent promotion of junior Tanzey and six other Florida Rid. oa Plastic Track 2 GALLONS . and senior vice commanders. / State faculty in em b e r s will 200 STAMPS Mrs. Keller wits appointed teach the Florida students in With EachGallons district historian during the six fields of study. The students All Hardware Iucludsd I OTNO G auxiliary meeting. wi ll carry the same course loads 50 STAMPS RM District J u d g o Advocate and earn the same credits they I Richard Ainsworth was pre- would at any Florida university. sented with a past comnnumnder's emblem by Communder A. W. A nderson. . I Donahue, district servIce officer, gave It talk on vet- ed more for its historic qualities th an for its comforts. 'viii be home for 120 Florida University students studying In Florence, italy, begining in September. "It's not impressive, but no hotel in downtown Florence is," said Dr. Conrad E. Tanzey in dc scribing th e Hotel Capri, headquarters for the state's university study center. Tanzey will direct the program. Guissenne Scala, the Capri's - . 1.. WORRIES I Arn - A owner, now charges his summer drab, 350-year-old building, not' clients 4,900 lira (about $8.20) a . . I Fiddlers Meet This Weekend • :. of ff1 since 1). S. Royal Tires wholesale also a trained mechanic nfl (lilly 1111(1 and retail and International equipped to (10 tun ' Lifetime Mufflers arc featured brake work, Bill Parrish, local at Humphreys Tire Shop eifl mechanic, is also an experlenc(A1,AX, Vu. (UN) - TIme ... South French Avenue at the ed fron t -en d alignment man. 8lHt. annual Old Fiddlers' ConI)flvj(i Cleveland heads the ventloti is slated Friday flfl(l corner of Fifth Street. 1 II'rh('ut ii umphreys, I)WiIer truck mitiel tire repair jobs nliing Siitimrihiy in this lime Ridge Motititimin community. atiti lflamlg('r, took over tile with Parrish. More, than 200 musicians are and salesmen 'l'oni Humphreys business the first of .lunc and maoages a staff of four men Anderson and .11mmy Smith arc ex;n'cteii for the competition who are professionally equip' eager to show everyone their which itic1iale contests in talk lied "jtli knowledge in working line of tires and their mechan. singing, guitar, banjo and fbi. HERBERT 1IUMPIIREYS tvitti tires for any vehicle lea arc available each tiny for die playing and dance play. Electrical instruments a re additional service to autos and liatnied front competition. trucks. 4 IA L ! J_ Cl - %IIII • -- - : ' -. YOUR SAVINGS AT PERSPIRATiON eatures ' s -1550 AVIATION PRODUCTS- AI JJLV I .,. I INTRODUCTION FLIGHT 3 MILlS EAST OF OVIEDO ON H$$HWAY 41 , p .... ~ .. , A teen-ager could be an adult before the youngster could read all the articles about teenagers in today's magazines. $8900 Flying Seminole Ranch .. ti C epli , The family budget is the most accident-prone of man's devices. A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! $PtCAL $5.00 alignment and hi . By WALTER C. PARKES The more you speed up your life, the quicker you arrive at the end. Learn to FLY! Special. Solo Course Aug,. . llllMPIIRI't'S TIlE Shop staff ready for service of US Royal Ti i's amd International Lifet.imt Mufflers as well as service to vehicles including iiiid manager, and .linunuv Smith. . I ' I . . '. . .' 111811 , Hill Parrish. fll('( haun , Toni Andci on news. * . . to I • , 4V But they lack proper safety muscles and skin together, just so God will have an easier habits in their own kitchens! Also, stop storing detergent time of making the two cut , liquids, cleaning fluids and othSl 151111. 5.1 11W 411I., or poisonous substances in pop But we medics definitely bottles! cannot make skin or muscles Clear out your medicine cabgrow together! met of unused pills and bottled I say this, not to reduce your faith in doctors, but to remind drugs. Beware of acids and lye you to quit indulging in the or toilet howl cleaners! Clear the deck for action popular idolatry nowadays when you have child re n in the worshiping physicians, In many cases, we can help home, Even sleeping ta blets, tran. the Almighty and often tip the scales in favor of recovery by quilizers and aspirin can be leour timely assistance and quick thaI! (Always write Dr. surgery. Crane in care of this So consult. your physician Impaper, enclosing a long mediately when necessary but don't forget the ONLY DOC- s tamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send his booklets.) one 'k I :' • (&')j') for . , . . ": W I Put it if, vital thnt you also I tnl~e safely lessons regarding Rn rho. . - 2 flI4 WASHINGTON (NEA) late word from Idaho has it that Republican Gov. Robert Smylie, seeking nomination Aug. 2 to an unprecedented fourth term, Is in the deepest trouble of his career. Well -fiTianced archeonservatives are working desperately to dump him. Led by National Committeewas, Gwen Barnett, a strongly avowed Goidwaterite, the right-wingers have fastened their effort on Donald Samuelion, a three-term state senator of limited Influence. Says a trained Idaho viewer: "Thei.e people are better organized for Samuelson than they were for Barry Goldwater in 1t64. And there are more John Birch Soclety members In open view today- " They appear to have drawn the issue so close that as of this writing a friend of Smylie's estimates the governor's lead at nervous 43 to 40. With the I'" •'. ,.; year, Poli tical N otebook - NOW! Cotict'rn Is being heard frean Ui st'tin,I hoard has Increased 111511%' Iauiiyers over the pro. 20 .1 per vent" s compared hr posi'ei 33 per cent Increase f "chitd population increase cii nil vatorem taxes In Seminole 54.5 per cent," he said. (2mi:uIy for the 106087 fiscal tunn 1iii dIUprC(I asaistanec year. tvItli the formatIon of a taxpsv Tentative tiuilgct, which Is t o era a'orlation. The agsocintlon 10' iipro'etl by the board or iiggrsti'd by Dunn, would hi county commIssIoners, subject gnvernc'il by a board of chlre'c' to public hearing at II MI1 bra lepresentiug all phases 0 23, Is $2.85 million, an In- the economy be, Include hcnne of $2(I,tJO over last owners, tourist. organhistiotic cr II. service catutillshnients, mann will be 20. facturers and agriculture. I tie new miilage Will mIlls up 4.96 mIlia, Breakdown The group could act In an ad of the 111111age is pilblic Schools vls'iry capacity, Dunn said "a Memorial 1Ios linson to the taxpayers givin pital L.53 and 5.3 for operation I nformation on ttir necessity a avem ,iment tiE couflI lack or nerr ,4sity of propose Veinon W. Dunn, former county commissioner, irnlfltcd out at a recent school board public heRring, that while tax alfle value for property had in' 1059, creased 37,7 per tile school miliago will have In. creased 170.4 per cent with the lUtO.67 budget. "Tax receipts by .' . FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SANFORD! * On County Tax Hike . '. -. .'. By LYLE WILSON policy. always to be followed favored citizens will vote right by a dictatorship and then it lon e-lection d-. American citizens are hem A promising young Democrasuckers for a hocus pocus dali . monarchy." That was ,written about 200 tic senator generally regarded delivery of free lunch for whit years ago when the 13 colon irs a i.hooting for the White House they actually pay twice tl in 1972 came up the other day value and for which the pri( o istill were British. The author with a big plan to hike Social was Professor Alexander Fmsteadily goes up. ser Tyler. He was not writing. Security payments. Ted Knap A businessman who manage of course, of the United States, reported in the Washington his affairs as the poiticiaT Daily News that this generous manage the Treasury of ti . Tyler was writing of the decline play would he costing the Treasand fall of the Athenian repub. United States would go ban l 27 billion a upward a lit which had taken place about ur rupt. A banker, a broker or The generous year 1w 197( 2.000 'ears earlier. trustee of some orphan's func Time has not repealed the senator proposed merely to hike would be jfliled for the kind of penalty for loose fiscal policy. Social Security payments withfunny business in which ti Neither has time modified ht out covering the cost with an pols indulge themselve., at ti spendthrift exuberance of pub- increase of Social xSecurity ta expense of the citizens. Tile lie men aiming for high office. es. To the addled voters of the pols are topping every mdiv For such it is common practice i American credit card economy dual's bank account, his walkIt to offer billions here, billions that probably will look like his insurance policy, his kid there to this or that category of free lunch. The voters don't piggy bank in a larcenous con citizens in the hope that the l- now much. piracy to maintain themselviL in office at public expense. Power to protect themse]v Letters To Editor lies with the American vote: of whom it must he reporte that they lack loth the coural e. and the wisdom to act. Whi Art Yearbook the larcenous politicians a r inflicting on the voters is cu forts to serve the community rency inflation. This inflaticIfl I Editor, Herald: shrinks the dollars in yotir I In order to prepare a corn- ue urge you to become a mempocket, in your bank aceoun t, pl.'te yearbook for members of her and help make our eighth in your insurance' policy. T} the Sanford-Seminole Art As- year a valuable one. disease is deadly if slow, lib. sociation the deadline for its Several types of membership arsenic. The National lndustriz publication has been extended. are available and the dues are Conference Board calculated Only the names of members, nominal. Seven or eight speakfew weeks ago that a man wit old or new, who are in good wife and two children woul standing (1966-67 dues receiv- tars are presented during the need an income of 13.234 th ed) will be listed so that they season and special events are year to he able' to buy tl may receive the newsletter announced from time to time. amount of goods he could bu which is mailed periodically or By your cooperation SSAA with $5,000 in 1939. be contacted regarding special can continue to grow and lend The U.S. dollar is now wort prestige to a growing area of events, only 48 cents in purchasin Many people who do not paint uctivitic. Art is for everyone. power compared with th e do or draw find entertainment and It is part of our daily lives, lar's purchasing power just bI pleasure in attending SSAA Our first meeting will be on fore World War II. Big tixii programs. Their support, by September 12 at 7:30 p.m. at spending by all presidents b becoming members, makes it the Cultural Art Center, Fifth ginning with FDR has see possible to bring to Sanford Street and Oak Avenue. the. greatest factor in shrinkin speakers whose subjects are of At that time there will be predollar value. Living costs cree st'ntt,d a book review concerninterest to everyone. steadily upward. Bread jurni Program plans for next sea- ing the lives, loves and works two cents a loaf in one zirei son have a broad appeal. They of the artists who started the Milk prices hike in anothe have been designed to bring famous Latin Quarter in Paris. Bacon, beans and baby shot to everyone's attention the fact It will not be dull! Joseph Macost more today than a yet that art in its various aspects thk'ux is the speaker. ago. For information phone Mr. touches our daily lives. American citizens seem n( Speakers are available on art Bill Brannon, Mrs. Rosemond to understand that it is the in interior decorating, art in Chapman, Mrs. Virginia Fulton dollars that are being shrun advertising and in other fields, or Mrs. Helen DeWit. They will by the politicians. Neither d To have greater appreciation welcome you. they comprehend th at the pol Helen DeWit of these daily encounters with ticians will not change the Sanford, Florida art and to support SSAA efways. The good life for pol ticians with re-election pm chased with federal funds h become a permanent way ( life. This was predictable. I fact, it was predicted, as fo lows: "A democracy cannot exii as a permanent form of goi ernrnent. it can only exist Unt the voters discover that the can vote themselves largess ot CROWD! of th e public treasury with U result that democracy aiwa) collapses over a loose fisci . • Being Heard I jj L1p4CING . a I . ;. -!:,.F,~*','~'.~li,14.~, I( _ .-.• Free Lunch Is Not Free :•. , oncern , -. . ,, , Bruce Biossat Ray Cromley 4~, ' ••., a. 9... ' . It's only a tiny item, but it gives a ready to bounce back, however. with graphic illustration of both the immen- the development of its own plate pop sity of this nation's economy and the top experts, then you better concompetition that goes on inside it. Train yourself, the way aviasuIt the Chief Physician of th is Zip-open tops to beverage cans betors are taught, so you don't Thought F r T Toda y I • •. gan coming onto the market in 1962. have to th ink but i . II' God Almighty, The tops were made of aluminum while A friend loves at all times, and a I ' Far too many of you Amer. eally and habitually do the the bodies and bottoms of the cans con- brother is born for ad'ersity.-Pro.. icans think an M.D. is God, right thing at the right time. tinued to be made of tin plate. verbs 17:17. __________________________________________________________________ but that is sad mistake. Thousands of children are Yet even this little inroad cost AmerWe medics can't even heal a critically burned at kitchen ican steelmakers an estimated 100,000 Friendship is the only cement that many fatalLyle C. Wilson Says: scratch on your hand or foot! stoves every tons in unsold tin plate last year. will ever hold the world together. yet their mothers are intelWhen we remove an jnçinmSteel spokesmen say the industry is Woodrow Wilson. ed appendix, we suture the ligent, well-educated women, . ? , . I - '.-O,k"I ... I 01.. leuvw, .. . ,~-I,, " I ~, -,-. "I *4~~'." ,-,.-, 0, ~,4 - " -0 : I I L h -J01""Mik- . that. dangerous instrument callbalance. 't.Th, 1)r. Crane, please tell ed a kitchen stove! et you may graduate front me what. to do!" lionie Economics at. college and '.S1'LT When your loved one is in still thoughtlessly use the front "' when the back two nrc the hands of earthly medical CO I - 'I. ., .I., 1. . -. I that her life is hnnging in the I1. ['.'`, 11, . .,~ , - '. 'Most of you ; ies can dri ve at the kitehen stove and took hold of the handle of a pan full flllti'IfllflbilCs safely for you have I f ten taken driving lessons in of boiling cabbage. "It tipped over on her and high school '. _J I '; g toddlers! "She renched tip this noon .. -L' August 11, lflflG - Pnge 7 Wern1h ftmTtir?i '" ",_ I` - . spt Anil wi ll you ut t lu e r For Laura's mothet, thi'ah li.l'SE make it an inexorable t ill a college gnuliu*te. rule e use the back two burndoesn't know how to ers en your cook stove before cookatove! She can drive an fl P't' itinee a pan, skillet automobile *fcly but not p• cu' 'o(Tee pot on the front burncrate th e kitchen range p1.4p crl'. So scrapbook this ln'tesd, most of you light or mall ft to an' parent' ( burner first and thus w ith toddlers around the endanger your toddler. house! Unifi you need 3 burners, you George W. Crane, Ph. n., M. Laura B., aged should NEVER use a front CASE Z-494: burner! 4, is now in a hospital. And when you do, be MItC to "Oh, Dr. Crane," her frantic mother cried "1 don't believe I turn the handles sideways so can stand it. if Laura doesn't they do not project outward to tempt the uprenching bands of live, o - aft . ) . f. ,_~.' , 'j'~~'." '' (-A I inic 7 .' t, ,:-1 e No Splatter e ''I .00 .WM.t? No Drip -. C S.it.AdMsie Pewsi On Well / $588 Famaws SPasdurd e - That's All Sheets (I Sq. PP.) Looks UM kpensIe Mobiac TIN Wihai. - I. Sue 49c .14 25 STAMPS 100 Stamps With loch Gales A SkIS! IN Ptj. WITH I $ S. Pt. SHUT PUECHASI (Camp. letail Ss) I he hu to your vacation address, he'll sppreci• ate being p.ftprontptly. Many thinks, and WELCOME HOME! w&Iace 644-4256 p0 S. Seminole Mildred Haney 665.5631 Deitona lowsi1pundr the direcitonof Sophie H.hs.s Rev, and Mrs. J. Robert Miller 6684402 '*111 meet at the hotmie of Deni DoBary Williamson on Sand Lake Road, I"umt City for a bullet dinuier. __________________________________ C , 11P - *aid"art) tqrratb - - IWiiT 141i. I NEW SANFORD HIGHWAY 17.2 ICKIRD DRUG PLAZANEXT TO ij ___________- 0 1: �I, I S lr en1fir?% Urrnib Aug. Ii, IWS - t'ng IA Hit ft -lhk Two Sanfor d Teams Open Pla y , AbI!HlrL ! In District To urnament Tonig ht OF 7-HE ORLANDO REBELS ONE OF THE NA77ON 'S_TOP ' WOMEN'S SOf7BALL: 7AM5-.. • A. kn.,ct<e,! off t)eT,nnl 'Fwn powerful Sanford tc'nnia tsc"l up n 25-2 1prooril In trm,g Dixon ilertrk team ,,f roisnl bye and plays thr win- \ HQuality 1ottlle llnn'i and Pd tl U I ,l'fl L'lIl' pint, this n'n- (m'i,n. I)li,n PPertrIe won the net of the 1tixnn-qnforrI All- Me,. I, 21-7, and fMfn he Rrinfoni All-Stars - who pi,li, t nt,' on St. A uuguuntiti,, in n.,u,th.'r,, nub-dictrIct. St-ar game in P'rlday'rn semi- h,umpiern (rmnmj Rea'h In flit' tither game t(anlght, tinalq. P"f',"e )osjflg' in the finale. r1nihl 1.2 repilwetively In the (lit' fiust. uttn'c' Itinight at 7 host. Starke (nrtlen I(eqtau. , . . entrnl sui-d flit rkt. tottrnnnieflt Rick 4ir.-'i f the A ll-t.ar. rho other P ridav sem-finnl the ipunt, the f)ist,rjrt tiefentling ant. weekend, leave thin after- it-tn. Mt. Augustine w "ho hit. foir home r'ine in noon for Starke with their tuItIttf'Iuti iii I )qi imp-I )i'rru MIII)- i-horn ps, to ki. on 1Iri,un.lr, All, pits the (Jnal ity-t. A ugut inc h fee gamc, wo* no m.d the Mtni a who firuiMlied qc'roflfi In winner against. tarke. P'inak 'yen on the l)itrIet title and disi tkt )!j'4 mn'it ',linhl 'Ih' All Mt n, q, unnil., ui;i of the aunt her,, nii.-iIjat p-let. are iqtrJ Saturday nlht. a nil r''-'v-r. ticket, to the ntnte tifiltilatuinys' PM 'If III,, ot in',- five t.'sttnn ,uii,'gviile, wintuq't of th.-u only the winner will advanc" _________________________________ iieitt.. stats' tournament. in Quality Mobile homes, which In tin' Mi.I p-u I ,"uugue, m,'.'t the iuortlu.'rn iiiqt,rk-t, drew , first to the 'railaheee, Aug. 11-2I. There I NOW OPEN! will be eight. teams in the state Pr,pirnnment, field, inrliidlag defending st-ate ehnmpioni, the Cocoa All-Stars. The Quality Mobile 1nme team vlc'fenti'd the Sanford AJI-Hthrs, 9.9, in the finale of I. the nuibqjlst.rfct at Ormond Hea.h Saturday night. Quality had defented Port Orange, 16.7, and I)p1,ancl Mn. 2, 9-1. DETROIT (AP) - The Dc- i tulip-c fill- a hit tire tip-nfl choice, ijit't't lutZ the I louistun ( i it'rs at to reneb the finals. wh.n*. rh.' (mit Lions were expected to re %'lIM i'Xn' - t id to In' pru'ss('ct into lhirnuinghilu in, Ala. Oak lFi nd is at CLOSE, 7 )5 place their Injured defensive ,it, tight ritti MI)tit. mlii by Iton Still Diego in mu not her Saturday, bulwark, Alex Knrrnn, with a (ranter. i( i&COD FOR FA 7P1rCH SOFTBALL! a uner broke a hone night At-'[, exhibition. 22-year-old rookie against the iii tin, b.0-1 iii Ills luaruti thur-jog ORLANDO SOUP Four N1'l, eluihitionc are his EL MISS HAREW...'L, S/NCESIIE WAS BP St. Louis Cardinals In a Nation icriuuu tutag,' Iwo weeks ii go, ted for Smt ('i rilny iii ght. Ba Itt ON 100 BRANDS at Football League exhibition On Illerts l"i-hlav 1119111. the (Iiku git Illore I 'hi I1umfrlphu in at fh')' 1V4'f&E Is IV/LL)E S4IAVS jQ game tonight. 3eiurs iuunl Iii.' (;rvvii Iim,y Pack New Orli'l,uis h);uiI;us is at his 1 M /F Jim Edgerly, a 235-pound free 'ra battle .'uI M iiwruukr'e Iii a AIIgPIt's. ill(- New York Giants L) COULD C71VE M6 agent picked up from New Mex- nme that will In' nationally tangk' with Atlanta tit Nashville' FARRELL'S A Ico State, was coach Harry Gil. ,ek'vlsed by CIIS, In the AFL on anti Minnesota bikes on I'ittso' A '1V -TIP5 mer's choice to replace Farms, 'ritIay night Denver Is rut Bull burgh rut Portland. Ore. ARCADE PACKAGE STORE the team captain, whose badly 'It and lupiis City at Miami. OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M. .6:15 P.M. Clrvelruml is rut Sari Francisco bruised knee made him a doubtSANFORD 310 E. FIRST Tilt, New York ,li't .s play their iii the only Sunday grime listed WE GIVE TOP '/ALIJE STAMPc ful starter. Kamas suffered the rlrst ex)uIi)it i'.,1 Saturday uuight, for i'll her lea gui.'. Injury last Saturday when the ,, -k") ' Lions tied Minnesota 6-6. The Detroit squad will be studded with rookies against a powerful Cardinal team whose chief assets are the passing of quarterback Charley Johnson A . and the running of Bill Triplett and Willis Crenshaw. St. Louis Is considered a top SAMORD HEMLDcontender for the Eastern Division title In the NFL this year, largely because Cleveland Browns Fullback Jim Brown has retired. The Cardinals, who whipped CLIFTON, N.J. (AP) - It to Gene Littler and pocketed speed," he said. His problem, the new Atlanta Falcons 20.10 In may come as a surprise to the $10,000. Since then he has risen ironically, was off the tee, their initial contest, will meet rest of the touring pros but Jack to third place on the all-time where he is golf's longest slug- the Lions for the first time In an exhibition game since 1961. The Nicklaus says he was a better earnings list — behind Arnold ger. Cards last played In the Motor 1 was lucky to hit the fairplayer when he first hit the golf Palmer and 11iiiy Casper - with trail four years ago than he Is $478,898.92. That Includes his ways the way I was playing," City In 1959. Gilmer said rookie running first check of $33.33 in the 1962 Nicklaus said. "I tried it new DOW. back Bruce McLena, a Little driver, which I won't use Thurs. "I hit the ball better then but Los Angeles Open. All-America from Hillsdale e went o, n adding that I'm older now and a more e- This is the first time since day," h perienced and better scorer," 1962 that the Thunderbird has he could easily have reached the (Mich.) College will "get a lot the 26-year-old Columbus, Ohio, been played at the Upper Mont- 600-ynd, par 5 18th; green In of action," McLena Is expected strong boy said as he returned clair club. Nicklaus posted a 34- two shots with a half-decent to be used In combination with starting quarterback Milt Plum to the scene of his first big pay- 36-70 in a pro amateur charity drive. and Amos Marsh, the teams check to defend his title In the event Wednesday and he found $100,000 Thunderbird Classic the par 72. 7.055-yard courseJunior Grant Monahon ol leading ground gainer last seapretty much unchanged. beginning today. Ilasking Ridge, N. J., will cap. son, Newcomer John McGuire, In the first Thuderbird back The expansive greens are rca- tam Dartmouth's lacrosse team acquired Monday from Baltiin 1962, Nlcklaus'finished second' sonably fast with good putting next season, •1 W A L. :• • 'f• SIIE LED THE TEAM IN ETA .. A5E HITS AND RUNS 8ATTED ]At GRAD, LAST rEAR,WH)LE 84r-rIN& A SEMINOLE HIGH CR ILL 1-lAS &E VERY .300,WHICH A fl A A - Rookie Wi ll Replace LIOflSlnn*jured Karras SPEC IALS EVERY DAY p — ji Nicklaus Better Four Years Ago? 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Char- months ago but was waiting Wednesday morning he tiled of One of T)ressen's favorite lit' Dressen, 67, one of hefor a doctor's return a "coronary arrest.." pastimes was cooking and he okay to ...",!:~-...,Winners ., ..1 ball's last big-time holler gu y I s ,:~--..,%. - -** ~11 -!"",. ;., A little 5-font-6, 1010 pounds always classed "chill" as his to his job as manager of the -.. :1 '? .0, and a man who liked his base"I "" 1. man, Dressen was In for top dish. One of his last. art* • :L.., 4.• apn&: B3 MARYAN? ULE5 us his chili, died Detroit Tigers or to accept a his frank, honest talk. Before as Detroit manager in mid- ball as hot Patty Forward received the new front office job, Wednesday with hopes of he mellowed with his 67 years, 'May was 10 prepare a large pot -. Senior Hig point trophy and • turning to baseball still on his But T)ressnn never got the he could have even been class- of chili at, the request of CMSissy Baird won the Junior mind. go.ahend, He was readmitted ifled In the Leo Durocher ett'- cage's baseball writers who S High Point trophy at the recent The peppery little veteran of to Ford Hospital last Saturgory, getting himself In and were visiting Detroit with the Central Florida Horse Show. 47 years in hnsehall suffered day in serious condition with out of jams by occasionally White Sex. S • Other events 4 oll his second heart attack three I an acute kidney Infection and popping off. T)rcssen's last game In the Jumping Figure 8 (junIor) ! ----baseball career which began Bobby Davis, Sissy Baird, Rob_____ •i . as a player in 1919, was • 4..,... .. hie Knowles, Jim Baird, Danny _________ ____________ Sex on against the White May L Patty Pumphrey; (nn1or) -1 i 2. The next day, complaining P Forward, Tim Canada, M. L j of it cough 'which had bothered Seott,CurtBOc,*flkDaV1*, Is 0 him much of the spring, he was Earl Collins. -~.~.~~, L L: ...~_.,_._.. _______ ___________ Egg Race (open) - Patty Of All, Off 's I V, -,,`,~ , " ~.. ' I his second heart at-tack was ________ Forward, Tim Canada, Curt 1. diagnosed. CHUCK DRESS EN Boyte, Johnny Bolt, Sharon MiWASHINGTON (AP)-Dctrolt ry Ford Hospital of a cardiac But Wert, who scored I run in He stayed In Detroit-in . - .Dedicated 4 zell, Ed Mizell. pitcher Denny McLain, emotion. arrest. the seventh and then hit his 6th touch with the Tigers--waiting 1 _j. • Flag Race Trlangk (junior) ally spent, stripped down to the James A. Campbell, vice homer of the year in the 11th to Cast-v Stengel, whose man, • I for the word that he could ye- Sissy Baird, Wal ter Graham, pants of his uniform, sat in president and general manager. put the Tigers ahead -2& diditurn to try to guide the team ugerial craft was rivaled only Bobbie Knowles, Bobby Davis, iI front of his locker with his head i said during the game: "Charlie not hesitate to talk. by Dressen's, said, "It's ten-iDanny Pumphrey, Paul Banburied In his hands. will be missed by all, hut I be-130a the man that gave me a to a pennant. One of the persons hardest his. I can't. think of enough David Bolt, cock; (senior) Catcher Orlando McFarlane, 1 1irve the ones who will really chance to play," he said. ELMORE MOORE is indeed proud of his trophy hit by the death of Dressen to say about Charlie Dresson, Srnmv Balker, .lake Lynn, Sonwon at the Central Florida Horse show August showing signs of physical wear feel the loss are some of our didn't have ii chance before he was Detroit pitcher Johnny He was a very intelligent man my Cope, Robert Buchanan, 6th in the Challange race. This race had to be won and tear, quietly gulped down a I younger fellows. He was close to came. I owe him a great deal." Podres. Dressen engineered the on the baseball field and he Curt Boyte. sandwich a few lockers away. them and gave them a lot of three times in succession before the trophy was Earlier in the day, SOfliC vet- acquisition of Padres from Los know all the insides of the Pole Keyhole (open) Third baseman Don Wert help." Rob- his. This race was started in April, with Elmer eran Detroit pliyers expressed Angeles shortly before his heart game." ert Buchanan, Tim Canada, winning with a time of 14.99. In May, he lost mode no effort to undress rapidAmong the players he men- admiration for Dressen. Duroc'her culled the death of Bob Tucker, Bifi Graham, eonto Sissy Baird. In June, Elmer came in with ly, prefering to silently strip I tinned were McLain, McFar- 'It was a little difficult to get attack and proudly announced started him In his first Dressen, "a terrible loss to nv Cope, Debbie Hubbard. a time of 14.24, in July 14.56 and in August 14.52. slowly between swigs of a soft 'lane, Wert, outfielder Willie to know him at first but when World Stories game when he baseball." Dressen was "a great Cloverleaf (junior) - Sissy Elmer has only started riding in the horse shows drink. Horton and catcher Bill Free. you got to kiow him, he was one 1 was a rookie In 1953." baseball man. 1 feel very bad Baird, Bobbie Knowles, Bobby in .lanuary of this year. Before that he only rode The clubhouse of a second ban. of the best," said first baseman terrific shock when a about it," Durocher said. Davis, Walter Graham, Jim around the farm back home. Since January he Place team that loses a game 1, "And you've got to remember Norm Cash. "He was a good I heard of his death while Dressen will be buried in Baird, Lola Ward; (senior) has won seven ribbons and 2 small trophys. usually isn't a happy place. The some older players Ilk-c John manager." watching television," Padres Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Van Stuart, Patty Forward, Tigers' locker mm, however. Pad res and Larry Sh erry. " he Veteran outfielder Al Kaline said. "1 always liked and ad- Glendale, Calif., Saturday aftBobby Davis, A] Stuekey, Joe was abnormally quiet Wednes- said. "They knew him from the said: "He was the best manager mired Charlie.. He was quite or a Requiem High Mass In Bert!, Charles Rhodes. day night. i Dodgers and they had chances I ever played under, as far as a manager. Detroit on Thursday. A rnem. Scurry Race (challenge) The Tigers not only dropped to go to other warns, yet they knowing the game of baseball. "It was Charlie who taught orini service also will he held Elmer Moore, Robert PumpbDoesn't the 12-ining contest to the I wonted to come to the Tigers The Tigers will wear black me my change of pace. I had in Detroit next Tuesday for the rey, Al Stuckey, Edna Bolt, Washington Senators 6.3, but because of Charlie," nrmbnnds for the remainder of f1-4 record that first year and Tiger players who are on a Carolyn Bolt, Bill Graham. earlier in the day lost their McFnrlane. visibly emotional, Ithe season, starting with Mon my chungeup has kept me go- road trip in the East and are Palobending (junior) BobGreen Weenie manager, Charlie Dressen. said: "Please. I would rather day's night game against New ingever since. He was great," unable to return because of by Davis, Sissy Baird, Walter Dressen died in Detroit's Hen- not talk about him." 1 York. Podres said, Graham, Danny Pumphrey, current travel conditions., By ASSOCIATED PRESS the ball in toward a right-hand. Lola Ward, Joe B. Schoolcraft; Chris Short admits he's not ed batter," he admitted, "but Tim Canada, Al Stuckey, M. L. I II 1111 wr ~._ raid any more, but he was I'm not now." Scott, Robert Pumphrey, Dtivid I 1 I - 11 scared stiff when he made a Pittsburgh, meanwhile, reBolt, mistake against Lou Brock. mained unafraid of anybody I , Short, Philadelphia's stylish wi th Its green weenie and powM '1hander, lostseventh his P2'1BCt I a. game on Brock's inning er-packed lineup working In Uflison. 1 single and finished with a - M& Lk / hitter Thursday night as the Announcer Bob Prince and __J I It A LeaerS d PhIlljs downed St. Louis &-i. trainer Danny Whelan are the BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The first 19 ba tten he faced Pirates' chief hex men. They National League WRY MOP went down quietly and Short, brandish the oversized, colored Mr1r N ILACK'I°O $ M. iv wo So" A who had pitch - GILBEY'S d a pair of t . hot dog at the enemy and pres. Batting (75 at bats) WNM ? Alnu, Atlanta hitters earlier this season, was to. the Pirates win. . Pittsburgh.".339; Ext,a LW. a, ReqWw cowi r. GI1 1. .5I YR.STL ___ BLENDED and Clemente, Pittsburgh. .331. breezing when Brock came up Jim Pagliiironi and Willie IMPOITE, lk 'IH INPOITD 's*stOs ' KENTUCKY I Stargell helped the mysticism __ WHISKEY ___ SOME Runs-Alnu, Atlanta, 85 ar. with one out in the seventh. CaN*IiI Iijp5ID1 KDOW BOURBON PIG. 4.50 VALUE "When the pitch (2 100a NotAIR to Brock got along with a pair of two-run 43fl : W HISKY on, Atlanta, 81. CA 4.0 V.L 35.71 Ca.. $43fl cAs '59" CAR t CacI i up toward the plate, I knew It homers against the Mets as Runs batted in-Aaron, Atlan? loo~ was the wrong one." Short said. Vern Law won his eighth game. ta, 86; Ciemente, Pittsburgh, 79 4F00,L EIJ •. was a high slider, right in The victory widened Pitts. EH Hfts-AIuu, Atlanta, 163; Cle 19 the wheelhouse," burgh's lead to 1% games over monte, Pittsburgh, 145. HIRAM WALKER'S Brock jumped on It for a sin- the second place San Francisco OWLY MC QIWS YOU PUS UYUI • U$E Double-Alou. Atlanta, Phil•C gle to center, quickly swiped Giants, who were rained out at 14 YEARS OLD co . istuscim.i $6 PROOF ITs. aounow d lips, Chicago, W. Davis, Los AD. second for his 47th steal of the Cincinnati. Houston's game at 0 BUM ff PM _______ $ YEAR BLENDS geles and Callisan, Philadel- ason and rode home on Curt Chicago also was postponed by aires. iissc.5555 MJN SIR. BOURBON phia, 24; Pinson. Cincinnati, 23. Flood 's hit., spoiling not only the rain. P1ST. LUFUIUILISI s VISTA WHISKEY CASE ~ Trlples-McCarver, St. Louis. perfect game and no-hitter but Billy Hitchcock isn't using PEG. 5.50 fl: IMPERIAl , 4Th. OW I..,vD., 11; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 9. PEG. 5.75 ItLa of shutout as well. whammy but he's getting reso CAU ..L Home runs 31ths97 Aaron, Atlanta, )L O le a Short gave up one other single suits from his hunches just the na.. a4 _________ 31: Terre, Atlanta, 27. 11 Brock, St. and earned his 13th victory of same. The new manager of the Stolen bases Louis, 47; Jackson, Houston, 35. the season. He struck out six Braves elevated Felipe Alou to 94 PROOF MUND Pitching (1(' decisions) - Re- and walked none. And he didn't I the leadoff spot and for the seeJust Nortb of Casselberry U'SLEY.IO&*ION J ond straight night. Alou opened B%zo L ".M.aeyBmck grin, Los Azigeles, 10-1, .900; i-yen use a green weenie. ri (CITY LIMITS) IMP. ENGLISH DIN 100% IMP. SCOTCH Perry, San Francisco, 17-2. .89. 1 That wiutnimy weapon be the first inning with it home run. GzaraakeL' , Koulax. Los An- iwigs to the Pittsburgh Pirates. "1 told him hi' was back in the Strikeouts 17.92 CASE , (I geles. 22D: Bunning, Philadel- who opened up a I game lead h'adoff position because he's TWELVE Iin the National League race racedone SC) well there all year," 12 Y. SIR. SamSON ith'.s 173. Halfway Between I *6195cAsi with a 94 victory over the New Hitchcock said. "Then I told • York Mets. Third place Los An him, "After all, after you hit, i I XW geles slipped 2% games off the the score may be 1.0'." xelre]l ons" American League TRIAL SIZE $14 HALF ______ Sul ma ER pace by dropping its third it happened that way in each 110. Phd u M. BLENDED WHISKY cAu Of 12 M N= IMPORTED SCOTCH Butting (275 at bats)-Oliva. straight to Atlanta, 3-1. STRAI*NT BOURBON csa as v of Hitchcock's first two games 3575 3515 Minnesota, .318; F. Robinson, in the American League, Ba]- and helped the Braves complete KAIG Baltimore, .314. timort' battered New York 94, a three-game sweep of the : . - F. Robinson, Bald- Boston shut out Cleveland 2.0, 1 Dodgers. 47Th Runs . more, 87; B. Robinson, Balti- Minnesota blanked California 2-1 Alou also scored the tie-breakmore, 75. 71" 35, 0, Chicago whipped Kansas City Aug run in the fifth after Jim UALS Runs butted in-Powell. Ba]- 9-2 and Washington downed Do- Gilliam let ins grounder get by 8060, sum srr. timore 116; B. Robinson. Bald- trait 6.3 in 12nings. in for a two-base error. Alou ..' more, ..' . . Short said he has conqueredmoved to third on an infield out 4371 Hits Oliva. Minnesota, 137; his fear of right-handed hatters and scored on Hank Aaron's 4 35Th B. Robinson. Baltimore, 1.34. 4715 and that has made him a better sacrifice fly. Joe Terre's single Doubles ' Yutrzemsk.i, Boa- pitcher this season. and Rico Carty's double " ton. 29: B. Robinson. Baltimore "1 used to be scared to throw produced Atlanta's other run. 4771 and Oliva. Minnesota. 27. '' 3N " 311J5'S Triplea-Hershberger, Kansas 4" 3975 City and Brinkman, Washington, 40 , 4' 8; Eight players tied with 7. A$$ c ft5gy •L •n Home runs-F. Robinson, Bu)National League American League 6371 tlmure, 33: Pepltone, New York 4" W. L. Pct. G.E. W. L. Pct. G.E. and Powell, Baltimore, 26. Baltimore . .. 72 40 .643 571 Stolen bases Cainpanerla, Pittsburgh .. 6646 .589 3R ... 66 49 .574 1% Detroit ......61 51 .545 11 e wt Kansas City and Agee, Chicago, San Fran. 731 . 63 411 .568 2% Cleveland Los Angeles 60 53 .531 12% 29; But ord, Chicago, ..'. Philadel.....61 52 .540 6% California '° 50 54 .516 14 5975 4771 Pitching (10 decisions) 58 54 .518 8 Minnesota ... 56 56 .509 15 Nally, Baltimore, 11-3, .786; St. Louis CASE 0112 ijç, VODKA WINE - CHAMPAGISi ... 58 55 .513 Cincinnati asa 8% Chicago .....57 55 .509 15 • Sanford. California. 11-4, .733. 41" Boswell. Mlnzw. Atlanta54 51) .478 124 New York ... 51 62 .451 21% Strikeouts sota, 165: Richert, Washington, Houston .....50 61 .450 15% Kansas City . 50 63 .442 22% New York ... 49 63 .438 17 Washington 52 66 .441 23 154 Shill 4371 ., vi,,,. Chicago ..... 36 74 .327 29 Boston ......40 (18 .419 25% .... Wednesday's .. .. Wednesday's Results 3o Pu Pittsburgh 10, New York 4 Boston 2, Cleveland 0 ito situ '°" GIN Atlanta B. Los Angeles 11 BOTTLED IN BOND Baltimore V. New York 4 "°" Philadelphia 5, St. Louis I No Washington 6. Detroit 3, 12 In.. 44 3515 Houston at Chicago, post- nings ' ,. a, . POMPANO BEACH (Al')- pone, rain she Chicago 9, Kansas City 2 CAM 0112 RUM Operators of the Pompano Park San Francisco at Cincinnati, Minnesota 2, California 0 4375 N 01 Baxmtas Racing Track say postponed, rain Today's Games .. V. they plan to ask the Florida Todays' Games Baltimore at New York, N 47" StateRacing Commission to Neu, York at Pittsburgh. N Cleveland at Boston, N lvi T54 allow a 47-night racing season Houtatuii at Chicago "0. Chicago at Kansub City, N 4391 . Minnesota at California *5&C at Tropical Park next spring. Philadelphia iii St. Louis, N 4375 5'COIJITY .. Tourist Attractlo Inc., op.. Only games scheduled Only games scheduled NAID•AUPONSALI Friday's Games Friday's Games SI1ilIS i or erators of the trotting plant usnv SUIIN - here, said Monday they would Kansas City at Minnesota. N FUT. 11M$V',1.,,, -ML,,P. umuiue sy s scnci UAS 8.99 uAw Chicago at Los Angeles, N j D1 A' X0TtttlUSIt racing 1ICiI* fr0321 -=Dec. $.. California NlU IILNu.mv 4, at Chicago. N a..., IMA Pm. I 19 Houston at San Francisco. N 40 NJ r.. ' " I " through Feb. 27 and at Trap. so ... Baltimore at Washington. 2 TNl1l* 11*101 WIT ABC IS TIE 43" Philadelphia at Atlanta. N 1 01, ca) from Pub. 26 throuo so an Lii ta.. ftPOUT UOUO* DEALEIJI 5w CN1I$TIAW 110$. en........ sr Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, N V.5.0.?. w.mwh April 22-a total of 107 ___ C1e%'eland at New York, N a W&1, 1;11i~l = $ IEINE$$LY FIERCI ...... re., •. __ • r IS snore than last auaoa. - __ __ New York at St. Louis, N Detroit at Boston, N 1 4 'S - . •.... , . - S_1S .4 I -.., .. - ¶.• ost - Says Detro* . -i •- - 1'' 1 4 I S . - • . RARE OLD I t - or 49 A. Highway $5,49 i. • • -. I '' . W P -. - - Major League Standings ' ; -j - - .. ... - .... . ______________ Pompano Track Asks 47 Nights - -" ____ - --- __ ":::::::- ______ sfilcey . ., -- 911 _________ - S•S4 - . 'p Prices start at a low . . - rx $44 $1 usj 7.CO x 13 519.38 7.35/ 7,75x14(701J 3.50x14) $21.48 8.25x14(800x1.*) $23.40 8.55x14(350x 14) $25.83 flo ~ . i. I . k . .. 4 I ". . 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S - C. •• . - _____ ________ S S - The -. . . . - :4 -. - - ' ". Younger Players To Miss Chariie - .: 1' 1 • . '. h'of one',' • • ____ m',re tF,t P1ev hrpe viii sei,re Ph'-m erh'"tI I the wit'I u'er nt the if ,PtffJaflPflP 1,t'i'ttj V1!h $1 'hrklIy,r,q were t,'qi I., tt,c' I'loo lit Q t PtI'Iiv 'the' t'ie'lr'-r; pill tie' perform. i,itthf C)fliy Ilk tim" the' er-flP the'ir home' frr','n wnq the' ( 'hk,ui ,, "l'iler F1'-t't ' r,irnfr Sta'lium t vii: rn 11w`fhrkiqn" were the' hp 'i It Int frs ('CiIICRC AlI-Stt the' -'ill tPiAm nvPhin ''I,lnna'' were flit- (l?r'Cfl flay I • f'nt'prq f"dt,atl "l" '' Th infot "I'001141 ' U'.t,hl,'tJ their river whc'lmerI st'verirkq 1t Nit thic ltrieiay night the' snm Pa"k"rq will Vinci the go. log "inch t'n,ghc'r as they take 'in the' well "r,ni7c'eI anti ef4'rle"ue,I (him i, Hears. The' l'tIt'i, T's T! 1 ant) S ,. raCKers i o iIfl nears i ougner a ... . ___________ t. i' .' S - 5 •1) •S( - 1--, I eifl be a • 11 . ( ' • li'ing!" ø'' of With 1 twinkling, Sally e'omir,z The.' pr'..'a. 4 ' flosemond, past president of 'on 'me. "ifl be' on the' ;IV ' .11 rs'i'.v the Sanford Swim Association, L e"er'i Prirhv thro'yh l • .ept. Phnk lo Frt Pe'tld'ra] 2, mother of two of lt.a imnwi's, it • and one of its mist ardent cl'Jiflgalrrl Loin of Stnfnr1. • ,- , I 11 boosters, tossed nut the friendly 5, - • F'e' :A 1). I o• warning to a "new" SSA , ther as she reglstpye,j her child • •1 for the first. time. It was a challenge, too. As f. ,, 11 •/ • the mother soon found out. o '( To become a member all a S I youngster has to do is meet the I .11 coaches' requiremen ts. But the game will be shown live on parents, and part kularly the ('tpn,rpe'l r, al 4:10 mother? That's a diffe n 'fhir' wit', watched as the I story! Greet, ltay vete'rans swarmed •, Gone are the leisure summer over the' rtc"iphyfs' r,,Ilegjans S mornings of "sleeping in". For know that Hart Starr i still in order to flSe the city pool, . pue'bi;ng strikes with the pig. S the swimnipra must practice skin, couldn't help noticing that è literally at the crack of dawn. Boyd Howler atllI comes airI Not only is there daily week tPOt?I" (r',u, the' tnrr launching I day practice sessions, hu weekpad arid that (olelen Jiny l'ani ,IP .I 111 12rf I end meets. It also hecons's fft,rnitng e fill has a change' rf ; pOCI! complicated when one member ',,' 11 111111 keeps would-be ta' • IJ rr.s off lialanre' Sri, let rnr,'ie' of the family is a "B" swimmer I v,ve' - to the, Hear macnp where' and another one an "A", be- 11 the' player tints is slightly Ies. cause oftimes there is it meet known. ". scheduled for each one--the . 901 ' (',ayIq' Sayers still Is sr,mr' ,J same tiny, and naturally, miles what of a ghost to many of the apart. ,, P.t'I'('IIES (l('fenses FROM AAU as he tirea ka away meets get slacked up like lo Eat-li tti'w has t hit'i on t' O%'II guessed 'a i m'li("-I You it. Mother nnv 1,,s pancakes at and titreaks l vs. Ambrose 011iff's for the' goal. Ifp'll house as she gets help his tuot hei', wli i It' the' girls, Martakes on it new role - that of has f:fl hit ml. the boys tsp four SSA swimmers and each has ii (.11('1 hitie ,1fl('kIt en 14', 'I ni fet' and Mon ira ( It' ft ft) 1.4,110 bus driver. Of course, this conies I) )1$IVI! to to front quite so match are not well i'sthe team's red, white and blue suits, ti1;ttllltrm' I hpii' own, after she has juggled preparing tal)Iisht'eI ranks, pro but in (tie breakfast, lunch, goodies and with their child's times anti signaling the stnrt of the nis'.'t 'itt '.'s'i'ks',il in St. 1,0111 411111 V this. ''is, ttu,i is rot it,- "on ks'iI, they'll he shr,wing the hutIe' snacks; tidying the house; pack- others in his age group cares,-iy handli'npps'd by the Iisijiti' ls',sl on f tank- hissis, 11-1,111- lied. 1111(l weary. -Ing the car, and leaving in time fully noted; and venring color- lack pool, ion of n regulat the 'rut at the .Iunitpi I )Ivmt'uc';. s:tsli;snt 'onus' 11or n 4 % hoThe. New won fun prisitil.fet York to arrive many miles sway at ful li:tts pulled down to hide conches and swiniiu'rs iilsiiig lint i; it wit-tb it? ly 1%.4.111 .1 )i't''w itnm''r's Hlobotiq of their lust e'ight American I S a.m.-sharp. hopefully, she the excitement in their eyes with parents have inlls'l SSA ish that 'new'' inotlss't' - i'M her h.I'iii, is the answer. Football t,c-aue games last fail. arrives in time to find poolside and make them more blase) out of (hi' fledgling stags' to space icr a ennir to enalile her voltintet'r to be ,jtitlges 114I tii' point vht'rs' they almost -• to watch tier star swim, and t imers. matched oIler atisi ligrs.'r I s'anis another spot for the large urnHut it doesn't tuike long for t rake to, st toke this summ't'. brella, ice chest and blanket the ncvcnrners (the mothers are So it is just not the family where the youngsters can rust sometimes called the ''Go, go, 1131111v that hits the parents ('unbetween heats, go, girls" because their entlius- es'rn.-d, it's the ti'ant and I hs'i iBesides fulfilling the col- lasm and spirit spills over and place in the community family. lateral job of the American they yell, "Go, Go, Go" to their Everytime it swimmer gsa's tip mother number one chant- darlings in the water who canoil a block-, his team's 1111111v feur she needs to he I'I )?'I'' III %..,.,.. iiviit, ., %1 ii'.ni 4I.,,.. 1"' Ing expert, d ietitian and pro- learn to watch their tankers' along .with his is announced. And Sanford gets star hilling 16, fessional timer, plus the pur. times as closely as they (lid un ant' of their t-nkers plan's veyor of all the wonderful attn. bottle feedings many y ears ago. in the top six. Thus, hitis, Shi pr o wlbutes a mother should possess. As the voting svimnier pro- Iy carries s banner till She must remember jackets and gresses tinder the dedicated over the mtnte! sweat shirts to keep the tankers tutelage of coaches, Emma ,, Sally Rosemotid's words were warm; raincoats for the ever- Spencer and Jim Colbert, the present showers; games and parents learn to cope with wet task-ed a challenge. hut, not books for the swimmers to relax towels instead of diapers; wash every parent has the will to with; radios for the teenagers; out burning eyes from the IiIIIkC the grade. liov&'vt'r, they should know The premi'im quality tire drive., by cp racing rf:'i: A. J. Foyt crayons and coloring books for chlorine; buy new equipment toddling brothers and sisters; for streamlined "starts"; re- thuit. itlfIlut.lOtl ltitttii't 1%ff('ctt(l at 120 miles-per-hour for 500 miles! towels and the essential picnic arrange furniture in children's the huge dividei)(IS invested in Built with 4 plies of extra-strong t:ipi-,rnpe:d Anyo on cord basket. rooms to display hard earned the swimmer's character beThat is when "mama" needs ribbons; fit vacations In and cause of their Interest, care and Tufsyn rubber for extra-miie'ige! ,5 4 to know the dietary needs of around meets; or finally create and support. Through swimIfurryl Buy now while stochs are complete her young swimmer. Food and gay family outings out of the nung as it member of the Anabeverages should be items easily numerous weekend trips in- teur Athletic Union, it child learns to keep physically fit; digested and those that give stead, Yes, it takes time. It takes meets his responsibilities to his quick energy. A youngster usually swims at least three hard work. Particularly when team; builds self-conficle,;re; 81'SpOrtSflhiItiShiJ) and events and then teams up with the home town hosts a meet quires others to form a team for relay for over 20 teams from all over catches that clean competitive 'J races as well. Central Florida, the parents spirit that makes him a winThese events total 60 or more must man the clerk of th e ncr, whether he loses or places. Yes, it (hoes change your way -; during a normal day with nu- course, the scoring table, the tedious of living. merous heats in each stroke, concession stands, the i0cL3 which makes judging and tasks of seeding and printing Ask hen McIntosh, SSA's ijck tuceieis _,11us 5133 timing paramount. The more the heat sheets, the announcing, vice president, who gets UJ) experienced parents (they and the myriad other jobs in early each morning to match 40 ride eted are the ones sauntering about addition to all the planning, the hUts covered by his suns, A with stop watches hung around and building of shelters before Bob and l)an. Ask Vernon and SizePIUS their necks, holding heat sheets our National Atitlwnt is played JoflilMe M ize who spent it icPrice' I Black Tubeless Fed. Ei. ' ' • off t , .' • jr1 ' *.; . p. SSA Moms Live In New vvorlcJ Dressen Hoped To Rejoin Tigers .. 1 11. 11 1 Arrest' Takes Baseball Great _ __ B,vrd 'Corona their SSA swimmers, Kathy, Tommy and Put, pictured loft o right, down for their early morning practice session. 'I or t. 555 W. FIRST ST. N ,***.&** SANFORD __***1`*4&"01A`A1A`&4&"~0**__ PH. 322.2821 __ __ ••*e•.•••••••••••••• S --'--5- -''•- , F - S _S - . ---- - ' -, •, -----. -,.4 -_- _..-.~ �4. 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N1M • Atct.df.d Char" Accounts W,kom.d DICTIONARY IN Hamilton - S, - I $5800 Continuing Our Claranc. ______ to Junior Girls' PULLS __ Dungarees s by Billy the K id ' ___ liii . 110 L FIRST STREET ACCREDMM CHARGE ACCOUPM OF FREE PARKING COLLEGE DESK d AND AT rrc> an "Man-Tailored, Girl Favored" .ntly priced at $20 and $9" 2n.5181 THI FIRST COMPLETELY NEW 40000, WITH THE MERCHANDISE MODIRN STYLI HAS KOTO ' MERCHANTS ARE READY % GANT $M•PI ill W. IFIRST ST. _ . IIUE'II SHIRTS By The little girl look is in' this year With "little bay, suits," hp belted on. and two p.c. eniem. blot. also printed amd plain jersey See our lov Crea+&J To Flaftor Your Figur* Belted long torso scoop neck 'ump or, with crew neck ribbed knit, 1071 0 elm* ROWIDS - SANFORD'S DOWNTOWN — 0 14 LLn10 1-1 In petite ., it1i ! IAONDAY., AUGUST 29th STARTS 40 NEWEST STYLES & COLORS S Portables S AM • - C Back to School Radios COME IN NOW! t %l flU WIWIIVWLU1WJ IWf1WII MOST DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS ARE OPEN Draws by Cieniki a iimiin IflIW_ 1111 YOU MUST SHOP AT NIGHT? rvmty IDAY NIGHT! - - - • — — — — — — - - -. . i NGS S AVI — and - fooPwear' Open id.ys 711 9 P.M, SoNford, FkwWW . 14 . . . .. �t Motorcycle And Scooter Riders Safety Is Urged ,Vltli s.i 11I5Ii(' 110W leIcra ott the i'na.j, it In net. iit;it'Itii lint. unfeir education lisa minil'"r one rlorIt.y for the Motorv'le', i.'tinter nutil A flicil AsanI mt litti. hi' hIiI%Ilt.t') RTflhIP has iiig'd adoption of a national I inining pI'fl ,'flIfl for rulers niuil pn.d a i-.iolnt Inn favori tig' special lli'e'nie for motor. yde anti scoot or operators, Pinsed en api,-npu-int. testin i,iet hotla. I Tao of a snfot. lidmet for rub's of any duration or The philotophy that "college from two to lhre'e'.flnd41T1('b*lt Thirty years of experience at. geles. the nation's only non- stretching from Harvard to enrli-"r that desire Is implanted, the' easier will he the ac'quisi- begins at wn" Is predicated on — the' ideal enrileuliim, Mii. test to this fact, Says Mrs. lsa- profit en•ediicntlonal private In. Stanford. dancing. music. French, story WhiU'side'- years.' Begins at Twn' learn, which also must be e The Buckley Schools, Los An- chonl through high school. satisfied time. free play and games. Tant the school's "no-non- Mnrrowi, Mrs. Thickley writes. U.i!ess special physical or enuraged, is first also learn one other Th to education" "Formal learning is the' pri• emotional problems 'prevail, throngh phy—play that Is dt eI V. flSiOW has met with success is evident mary task of the chnn and Is children should he exposed tO signed to sthnulate the 1mat- thing Their first day In seh00l }Th to shake hands MId lOok In the' fact that all members of something that must begin In ,fnrm;:l learning from the age nation. the past two graduating classes the very early years. of tW '('flIS, the educator be- Fn' the youngest children — you in the eye. On Vocation have been accepted for colleges zt has been my experience llev"s. M o r c cv e r schools — -Mtg. ii, '1. rsath Page 6A Ctyr apførb that ulthrnigh children have a should not shelter preschool y MRS. RITCifTE HARRIS fl opossum Is natural curioSitY, th' do not Iie' children from reality, hut At birth, Mrs- l E - T)tms. smaller than a honeybee; a nooessarily have a natural dc its implications chould be In. low of the arnett Memorial teaspoon can hold from 15 th lre tn learn. T)t'tdrt' generally torp.eted with kindness and MeUindigt Church, Enterprise, • I'h* to he Implanted, and the understanding. oi them. are pendlng their vacation in — • -INNIt$PNSMA'rRI$S Lake Toxway, N. C., with his S I R hisGO ig ting s mportant , During Bev. Denslow's two Any parent knows it's next to lamp is finding such great pop• is ,.hre-free eliminating eye weeks absence the pulpit will impnsihle to get youngsters to ulnritv with students ever'• strain for studious youngsters. he filled as follows: On this . • l ec c-i I! ' impor ' t ant aren h coming Sunday, Hubert Talton sit quietly while stndylng • . . where. Easily totenhie from hiurc " District Las- Leader from Dc: 1oda:' s student belongs to the room to room, the lump proLan'!, will speak and on Aug. go-ge generation and his study 'ides close-to-daylight condij ii nii- privacy, 14, Bernard Barkey, District 'habits reflect his energetic mc- turns and is ide1 for closc eye. in hi4hting and minimizes disMan's Club president, will bility tork. traction for the all400.easily That's why the mobile Tensor Its high-intensity white light distracted youngster. JIITLTE BUTCHISON of Sanford admires 8 18 1 '2 pound bass caughi h 4-H Camp 1%zLnz1ger Gene George from the lake during her stay last week. ': *1 '.' ' '"S.......' t.:.'w* •;-' ••.•- .••4 . . • ,,) • .• • .......... . ....• : 3224321 ___ ______ - - I: ' 1 ____ t going and, of course( all tie news. - --..__,-•',—iw•.-. . (101 ' ' '" '' . --.•. • -P ,',', '' ¶,' i i - ,, - ,I' iothers are supposed to wel- iis those' whet iui'glt't't I heir enini the hnek-tnachool hell he- io,ni't'u'k. Anti lIp('flhlRI' yeflhtl1 nt's' hI,i!'iiIh('t'I'tl('ll a until cause It gets children out front ilt'i tinder foot and hack In the n'op"r eIIt't n, ninin iiiuit Ipe' n'u re . cia asroom. hit liniiie on Urn I lint they e:u$ nut ritioula , t'iil rnne. mom is buster than eve!' FVe'ui on he'c'tlt' school morn preparing hearty meals for ags, pun can whip up nppetii ng hreit kin SIS (ill 8 (_'UIIVI'flhl'til hard ou king students Chtidrcn who go to school tleetrlt' range. nerdni'I lvc'n lousy e'li't' without a good breakfast can tie as unpu-epared for cinsawork iresent a prtthilt'tii (Ill S('lifiOl tiOrUiflI,tM. If title' yutttigste'i' pr.'' soft-boiled eggs, another madued, and a third scrattiiled, mannu needn't st a tat qe'nt ry it the V8III! III ('(1(1k cia' ii •rler to iwri('CI letti. An e'lert 5'i(' range's precise temnperniusres rem r' - ..• - ____ ,, . 4,t- ' , . 4 i,_,i4 -• • . . • 4t • .i . . - • U...- .• . ._. •.. . .. . : .•-. • 1 .. r,. . . . ._i - F . - C I .. . - • .b - •, p • '4 _p• - • 'S. -. — ,. , .5.". 1 .. ON A CO-ED'S wave length is bright rew double-breasted coat of wool gabardine. -'ip I - ; Mod Is Mad Pun, But Classics Still Major Style For Youth • Far Out Coats, Suits In 1MM. For Student Fashion Leaders SUith, R!It1!est ttiiil, pinks, porplea, oranges, vomfortiihh curry Bluei.—al;y to midshipWaluet;t, iU 0 5 1 niun Crt'cn-.-hrilhnnt to for ashion are tir fat tint e.zuu,h est. Esprt'i;so reiwn and tan. to be truly in with the' tZt1flJ)t1 pt's Off whites sat. Practical" WCd to lit the American designers word fur back-to•school coats owily survey the' college SCCIW and suits. They're still that — for btraws in the wind. Our but they rinly huve "the booming YOLmg pfl)UlILtiOfl bus iuck'' for "with it'' fashion. *come fashion lenders for nfl __________________ age grciups. Tkit• "with It" lOokS are the' London Carnaby, The Naval, The Combat, The West- FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — , The' Total Costunie. areord zirit•tigntd by other visitors, fag In the Nationul Board of the (ttrol Iennedy, daughter of Coat and Suit Industry. the ;nte President, inspected the PtiI t0fltt iire nnuticl and batthship Musucliusett Tuesnine. The sc •ightlis Ii'itli duv with six of her cousins and makes a breery topper. Slight. a friend. ly shorter, thit'y combine with _______________________________________ pkiatexl or aiim skirts for salty 1 suits jock tar collars, sith'.untry jiockets zind other trappings '. 'I'll' (1ft('I'V1' rate a ulute. I'TH J11lClAL ('IHCFI'J' OP j• Ohf Li 4 ,,it I'IOKIHA IPi AP1) 1Iiit LE1• juC LOItIIJU& JOOh, F ('01'NT' drab, marches itlung. Lowi , ciiti' io. 1i.iuu I1 C T1UCKLA.I). olive drab, marches along. Lnw• iti. lit placed belts and t•piiu1its art' 1eatu,s. Often mzitehiing sliicl;s .' A Y i;FTTY 'r ii ('KLANt. I .n ii .(.ili • , Still . •, make a r,p.e (iJ')(1 Iii Mi'j' Skimmer biiH. Iclid, htil 'iii 1'1'A'1'L til' V'l.IIItIl)A ','O, tIAIT 13 I 't' '1' Y iT1t10E"pup tents" art' coming into the swing. For lopping SUitS. " A HiiItiid' 11;uior sweaters and other campus Pith Ittvtn. Mtuichusottø t• •' ••. A Iwtirii Cutuipiatiti havinr boe £144. ee n gi eu . tt&&tt thi' Circuit 1tgths go Imighier and thigh- r,,nrt iii auth for Senittwht uI'.F1ora, zi 1CtoerY er. Bow cibe would a co-ed show-off white or wildl' te'- bLtI( &?thu.l2 AM15 C. i'liitnttff Cured atockings Auth. speaking 51'iI('KLANL, vs MA1T IILTTT PTItICKLAND, accessories (the PLtthUd II,'1UIIdIIt, thIbb ;e rs tt caps, the chunky jewelry. the cituc atuid requir you to flu pierced earrings, the boots) t'Urtto3lidufel*bo. If sny, 'whet better background fur uIttI to siir%'e' copy ther.ol coon l'lLLiflttrVl. iittoruey a oz tbmnj than the cost nd suit. • ii., hietiire thc 11th day of beptam. — smooth but W• , .. . ot1irw s DsFim4ur fabrics, campus hit fur .re,o' I'fi Ciiufuasiu will b szi. Casts, now suits the' co-ed. Shin- fl*riid atitiiiiit you slid thi' as.u.0 W':j Ing 'spotted seal fubrAc combines Zn)' iuiid ILIAd oW'1th suede-cloth or tweed—mind a sweuter totals the 10)0k. IIsUt . I). 114116. Other fabrics are corduroys, , (b1ALl • Arthur H. D.ekwith, .z. melt ins, chincIu1lit, thuuieij> Ciera of t1i Circuit Court aad of course, Oppy a'Anyls — Ninth .ludlctuI Clrcukt. 3z itlid For bemiol. County "d br"ve Yiorids TattLmrsaI] mind WindoWpane ily: Donna M. )iarko.. D. C cheeks go mud and mod — so GOItDON '.'. FItEL)E1tICZ Att'rnc)' br Plutnttff do geometries. Tweeds, OIl tUC :o Iutt Ct'uwtrcij tr.iot p o I1't,i t''1' other hand, go auft. ,rici, " Colors — rAngy! Faaluon jiu!li ,a. issi .i a p1um—w big calgu. A1$erj g CEIUIF iitl Caroline Unnoticed L f • ' :' with prn n,umnht'r, for indoing to your hair! Now, we don't mean to shout, to nrc i aii'l (I a' othe t European because we fully realize that to styling, such as unique enbie tht• unru-ow, keep up with today's fashion trvutmtwrits or demands, hair must be puhi-tl Fr.',:rli feud tripe. "Iit'pite till (if the iIIi4t be. around until a vicious yrl'- is created. The: ymiore our coil )S rug mode i,y mod, the bulk of treated to make it loal: 'ood, etail sales will viitiriue to be the more treatment and mis- in s,')itit's best called the: classic treatment it requires to k.'fi' it sweaters," iii"cuuilixig to an cxIn place. With the sad u't'sult i eutive of the ,n*'nsv.'ar dithat most hair today, no muatti'r vision. "Pullovt'i s of lambiwuol, . how beautifully coifd, is dry, la-thuttuils and assorted blends in ruirige will In brittle, uninatiagetible and Uli- the l2 to gi'r thu n ever, The run st In et hehealthy. of a big diIt'erem'i is in coloring, But now conIes news specially formulated hair tr&'at- v}iji•h has guIlt' to hi'tithers In ment lotion (ruin the: hihuriA- tla rr,ffe't' a rid itist .,li.1s s'.'ill ('olitinue to reign tories of Maradel. The lotion was created to 3 1fl) per cent cotton velour store new health and m,iuiaag('- juiiot': s, wl,i'l, tImL fall will ability to all hair, whether dry be selling In a wide variety of or oily. Actually, duniui.re to neck stvh-s, though the statsthird 'V" and ii o'w l3ould 1w the hair shaft begins almost it e:miem'ges (ruin the as soon (lit- iiitit popular. scalp. Besides being submitted to the multitude of abuses na-uhi It 1 It) ii! tioned above, hair is datuiugt'd kcry year young folks also by exposure to tht clt' spend in hii' Ii school can be ment.s. ' This deterioration within the worth I 7,r,nl)M() to t'aoeh of at'&'ordisig to the IJs)ItMtI hair causes it to bend in erruti.' ' directions, entwine around uthtt'i state-s (•Iuaiaho't' of C hairs arid bee ouma. c,,tanght'd. A full fous' lout' yt-am S eisa be What this tiew t cUt na-lit clot's sott Is 7Ø,4 IOU,oO. That is thu Is to make each hair tISSUIJIC JIM extra nuimount hey will ProiItuiturnial position, W III' t hi t' r lily tutu oil Oil UV('EgU over straight or curly. thn'e a hair their working Iive by emnpktis independent of all others, :ig Isi1li bUIle4I.Il. there i no maurv ovet'lappmag, uid no tangled entwining It riiu't nut'.-sUJ'y to l,luw out reilatmiact'. flair is tile uuIaumLiVe the other fellow's light to let. able us it was when you Wele )'&aUS own 0 ,b&by. " I N ti When the newsboy puts our paper at your door, he's dehvering a front-row view of everything that's going on in our town and our world. He's the last link in a global chain that includes our own fine staff right here, and The Associated Press everywhere in the world. Iverythiag that's going .n, goes into our newspaper.That's why you gat so much out of It. I 'authrb i1rrath A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .-...--. *i f•'.'" I4 ,, ,' -- ' - :t a 00 u or tinC '1 ::. ::" I . A !tngorinw toaI cif nyc mnillinuri n,IriIs'u"n'nt stiffer frrim .,;'er',vc'ibt, rnnidng from as",•'riul t iri nt'iosnty p'ainnf* to (,lii'sitV. Flail for,'l habits, ton '-I --'-'. - '..'. __ : '.. ':,.''4 - •'' '' s*j up P,i , ... ';: ',.i , health problem. flack .to-"hou,l lnnche often puce a problem for the dieting ',-r,,ingatrr, Most teenagers Conuiclu'r calorie rotinting * mdiI " easier to grab a caluric-laden lunch or skip the meal aito.ther than to ln,thr'r t park a lunch. 1.i(juid diet food can he a nutnt inanity halnneenl answer to un problem. Freeze. a slim 10ounce' i- an of liquid diet food overnight. In the morning, pop a ,,,' , - r,tiuh-bumtttiri livini ha-ia cernttj ,tPtOil to this national teen- 1 'I ':';::'. J 5tr I• '_ V'i' '' P ',, ,"t ,',,,'. i ' "4 , ri. Start lIving bett.r now with money cares bills iwept away. A loin from us can pay your bills in full1..,. you with only one low, euy-tomonthly payment.. and with itt*nsh Inyourpocket. See us today... liv. a little better tomorrow. with old . manage aron ,t -,4• • ':.' \ : - with CABH to pay your bills many caloric's ant too mnc.h '-'U',, i.'-' m S i_i, . : with afewlow-caloris nibbleS, straws, and a can op. ener. By noon, the frozen diet boil hiis thawed to a frosty 22-cnlorie drink that ('1,111 h'u.'ks anil tastes like a thick, creanly milk shake, plus being . protein, highly enriched with tniI minerals. tucin't vi';u LOANS UPTO SCO I :t1n , - . ' '" - lT HREAKFAS'I' is ready in i:) easant utti ng the day off right far MtU(l '' hI s a 1 t - . __'- FINANCS UV1CL INC ., Sanfe I tO South Magnolia Avenue ... 3224612 Good Manners Aid Safely On School Bus as announces th. selection of Wilson-Maior as a full line franchised _______ As the natiofl's students rc• turn to school, it is important that every young school busrider realizes he must lit' responsible for his nun safety and that of others on tiut' litis, According to ''Sa rely C )i (tilt' School Bus,'' a flint prod riced for classroom use by Eiucyt'Iopae'Iia Britannica F'ilmns, Itw,, youngsters should 1w taught these good safety practices: —Line up In an orderly mariner and board the Irns in single file; fill back seats first; —13o sure AIsles are clear so nobody will stumble; —Stay in your seat while the bu Is moving; —Don't put anything ( incluit - I jag your head or Isa ads) out of the window; —Don't play with the entergency door; —Don't talk to the driver while the bus iS movilig; —Ride quietly without setilfling or horseplay. The film illustrates •'arh Of these rules by pictuu'iug and u-elating the story of bus driver and his riders who have innintaineti sn t'ct'lit'ut safety record. It also depicts the lu'Per i%'ay to get off a bus am! U) rrt' SELF.DISCO VERY Anytime Is the best. time to discover yourself — to find out what imtake you as you are: your job — to learn what all It can mean to you Your family — to show them how much their by, and ro5l)eCt mean tO YOU your life — what you have ma(le of it — what you want it to be. Self-discovery is th. first step to self-improvement, SEEING IS BELIEVING Your eyes bring you more than 80 per cant of all knowledge, guide tnore thati 1)0 pe cent of all your actions, a street. =r' iRill Amana d.er. C.m. ,,, ERATOR-FREEZER aJ9 exclusive f.atvres of Amaiia. Ex1n. Hi. quality of Hi. dies? type Arnana D..pfre.ze horn. freezer. 19 Cubic ft. big inside — 32" small outside The first side by side that fits in the same space as your old refrigerutorl ,4,,,.,. futures, toe! 1clusivo A.t!j,ia,tatle CPL UI ANCE , • ---- —.-------- : p also E - $'• Changing Styles I he! cent reeze iqui • SS Jive "fey - "ç- a . ine art * hslitn4 ,a)th'l.,. Rear-end olIi fM tb. ha a majo,' listens eemtinn* to "vhns'vor pstble When eatie vtl tsffle seeftients. hi'alens mnst he m'pplial, tie . ()be'rue pa.d Unilta mar h-rate" first aitti then, 11 traffI ia'u. rnrpiired, apply front hrsk. 1(1. fo 4ewn for aB .ently. It Pasis only when the roan 14. r;-ttirnu lead to * l*re ahead and to the b'ft is clear: per ntae of mMnrrycte acriafter psln, dem't cut tvff th dents an *'i,'r,ini therit *5 pasued vhicle. 12. ftn wet pavements and eral rule. rf pin must r.rse roads e1rier'd pith snow, Ice r ,jh'.ctirin, pull rift the road rend, refrain frri'm 5i44en Re- te *in, v 1'ir*kin to *void atop. icicle arrornil, Incite eelrn-r*tkwt make r"-e'ntr/. skj.Iq. toe 'ito a textbook or lvs their Piumnr'wvtrk a final cheek. E 'inn ''Sitnela y bre a kia iii alit suit tilt'I.',' r t "iii pi' r I tire c,,rh a a hot r' a ks's ars'I ha rn can q n.Irr liii v thi',t it put vat 'lii ci it he' rio ever y.ila y event 'pith an ('te('trl(' rafle. Many mnodeI eu hint tt'n'l JtNinIi'I't h"t have built-in grills that enuik 'i'1lllUt"t ";'it"rl',' "at q I er 1 re ;u bin t ',','hr'ri I ri at a re' • p a nra ke's a ml meat, In a Jiffy. nelile' I lit lb.' upiertli if coo,,, Ii;Ik''4 In', '''n 11,114 on'l trilil S 1 fini, tIti ;' ii t' tf',,,l,c'rnt 'it.' i't,ntre'l 'ii i liii tie •r'.ri 5ir' ''ue'r!j;iI lit t;uuti,'r ri'qiiIt. Wur'nin'' t,','e'ni.; Ihi;st (''tot.' with f' 4 ,Iqnpl,le oven •'J' ct tie r a 'i::' at" i I e ha rislv ion lie' a in i ir'i.'n tir.';,.l c a net lIrn',i'nlinu! n ''II 't i'tsi' y a I ucp ke'e'p hunt Wa r ,, While' t he kit! a I t hold ash- ii tirt ti'',i I,', iii' Jut',1 di, he I''), f, u tii \',,t,'u- l,e,',Iq 1ui' itiv Itt" tnt', t at s a net or li 'i , ,tiit .4. ..4 as 1 • . (I, Today, educators as well iarnnts are becoming Inerens, ',.,.l nghy aware of the importance '' . : ' I ' .' I . if oad teeth to a child's health. )ne of the reasons behind this 'nipiaais on dental health Is he tact that recent research _ —_-• ins shown a new way that par• - •'lr ('nts may drastically reduce '. ' ' ,', :ooth decay—through use of rluoridc vitamin supplements. '•. 1 . • b5 The value of fluoridea In corn/ )atlng cavities has been known mr 25 years or more, Studies have shown that fluorides In :irinking water can reduce denLal caries between 60 and 70 per cent. The American Dental vigorous Association has had program to get communities to add fluorides to their water supplies If the water didn't conLain natural fluorides. Reports Indicate that the family dental bill—averaging nationally about ' " $48—can be cut almost In half ____________________ through fluorides. Unfortunately, 63 per cent of :: the country Is without fluorl. : • dated water, either because the 4i"' f. '''' "1:........... . ___ local community has not fluor. .-----'. Idated Its central water supply or because many families have SCHOOL LUNCHIIOXES should be k'pt fresh and their own wells, particularly In clean in order to insure best taste for food. Sturural areas. dents can help pack lunches and care fot- equipThis year, however, a group ment. of scientists at Indians Unithree-year versity completed study that proved, for the first time, that another method of efgiving fluorides may be fective as fluoridated water. The study found that when daily doses of a vitamin-fluorida combination were given to children, Seldom has a a t'v' I oak for aiid 731(1st ; I' ! z''l mu no fucturtooth decay was reduced up to the teen ITI*ISU btii so Wi(lt'hy t-rs agree it will 1w a tremt'n63 per cent. publicized as the mod fashion, ma. iflflu(nN Ii This method of protecting teeth in areas where children's g •'xerut iv.'s of Hut maul, ,'t t, a the water is not fluoridated Is v.'t'att'u ;tu1'i .'.;ictt'var esquite practical because most T'1' Ily for st tilents, believe fanulies have already estab' he ('U i'ly lished the habit of giving daily d 0 H r 1'I mod ismn vit1 5ubidt into a lilore vitamins. And the child is given fluoride during the time when 'Wash it, dry it, bleach it, dyt' dt'finite and lusting style. most critical — from thc 1t it. Roll it, t('otSe it, l f(i1i'mn is )flhtZlifCi4tCll in two it is and the teeth crease it. Pin it, strip It, fr°t :Irtits — 01W iS best (leselibed time he Is born are forming up to about age 10 It, tint it. Lmght"n it, spray it, as spoof or Lt'uku. numbers when the permanent teeth arc darken it, perm it. u r'' :.nu a tri p"d '('on Maim'' sweater all complete. American girl, ' '' L4 S('OOTE R$ 81111 111 1 o 1 i's an' pi ipu i Ia u' traiispni'tal ion \t ii it hot it boys :u t • . ":' , Ii Nr't'r'r mite U for rente1 a enr rlrtv"r aces you and -.iIi g':'- v,iit the rIght ,f fr'vnc'nih'r, U," car rlvi',er Is l"r'I:luo for nr,e,ther t'ar or a f riirlr at,.! "ftr, rn',eu a small vc'h I.' to I lite a tno r,re'yr'l, AlIto r.n the .lefonslye. r,. WI"t. rl'linw in wrro,pa, gi 'vu by ,'io, ,,r',er three ahreqt,, LOt perlei(rians. 7. Wfltr'Ii 5'trri it in" U '- ,','',v' an von ii r,'l ii ,,,i.' , r'i I' fl', vr,ur I''' • q J c''" r flu I','n (cit. Good Breakfast Helps Students iI Fluorides Reduce Decay 70 Per Cent Studies Show — T1 ' howthestock market's • .. I ,,•,. - •..•.• — .•.••,,. • ,•.. ,,. ' • ., '• t' where the bargains are, 'i? t " ALL AT :acTOtv PRICES. fashions, entertainment, ' -* ' CALL US COUIcT SIZE A KINGSIZE MADE 10 ORDER - latest in -. - :.' S you - • _____ SANFORD l - Everyda3r, ' he rushes to bring weatherreports, sports results, the ••.l• c.fc'i •, I' I'' ;''i! ,llatnii,'r' \VOM fl 1ii '41 I liii!! Iv It'i' 1,1 it'ti 11t tutu p'i"ttt lot I, itO', i' ,ini,iic'ii.l"'l. 'ItI'O Ii'' '1 I h., tHI It ,nt at' I,,,rfl. qnf.'i v 'p" r•,,',,,, t,, ''''i',,ti,,t I Pint tiicit i, ,'vrtt' nri ft't y .i. iif'nil" ii, jill V iiiltii!O')i'cIui''nt liii' ii?, iiiii)i na liii ,,it,,l,t'' ,;ii'it;'I Ii, hue ii, i't'i a flu it .Il'i' ,',,t n,,,t 'ill It , , t Iii tIll! i ,,,t'Ij' ii,,, pr.i'ltusj I Pin rv.'i tnt' 1111 Itt 'ttI1 J'''lI't II! t'I'' • ill ekIllu nn.l hatilte. 'I l,jri jiitl,t,'q 'li ipi l iittihili'iH i'liIa In, qovet'nI HIItI1C in the Itubsu i' lc'i'i' i,utcI •'c,it,i' fc, it, tuf •'','c' I'it 'c fet y liii'. Ii, int'l 'irovele' 1 It'd' i, ii,,' t,,iq t , 1111(1 cut,, oil t,f ','o', hi'' iti' . A lwii vs h""p %'ilil I i'Vt' ItO it II,' • lii Iii'' tutu', i'cIi.' 'v,tl •'not,Ir' tti.i't t lii' j I Ii.' rood. A lett fltU t', i, t'i,i v'iid ii, II,,,,, '':bjf'Pt ii, fl lIfl'n"l ant. sltit" fit't nt lii IVC tutl't i'''!tI V low nct'Iili'nt a • Ij l ¶' SN £ ISJMSIS — SN-MtiN* PROTECTION - the iont porceldin cikper a( duI1i'àlght! lets L uu control the rdIusdtt tuitispeunlee of the tiueur I FtostMiuet stops titst bulore it iat,iittlh stsys A brIttei, it. eit.ier to clemiul AWIOMOAIOI V MI MSN 6MW U! I'ul Liberal Trade-In Allowance • Easy Terms if D.sk.d • Cwtsous Shop elsewhere &I,IUIf 5QkPI ._____ then compare PRICIS & Sink. • Top Ytthae Stamps QUAUTY at .1 tq z'/, !J1i: Wilson Maier Furniture Co. - 500 West First Street Telephone 322-037 311-15 East First St. Downtown Sanford Phoac 3224422 .—j �-V. 4 6 Study Habits oper Pr Can Help Students Learn More Ph - icnl1. millions of rhildrcn will return to school this full. hut their minds wlfl still hr exporing the fun of summer. Clue of thi jg for ti'nrhrrs utid pSrf.71t5 is to Tier, .1iIde 'tiflgstPrs thut rending honks can lie as much fun , is In a quiet room w)wrc his rect.less mind won't be trtcd - - - .~ 4, - - I, 11 ?. - ""', • . " . . t n3-- ro- ---A-r-e---- mportant R,cm-saftso- *ght----- R-i rr teSA - I - I, " I HELP FOR Viet Natm orphltTwd children will be the aim of this drill 1etni of pretty girls from the MClO(let' Dance and Figure Club. who will Perform in three shows at Neloclee Skate 1ink Tuesday. Skaters will iclmitiec1 to one of the three sessions scheduled by donating three bars Of soap or a bug of candy to he sent to the Far Ent. From left are Nancv flussell. aackie Thornton, Mitzi Allen, Carol Wyatt, Arlene PeNal tio, 3 ' 1 :i. t;#..; ...-.-. r..4.. ..... . f - - - it - ean e - -- . I' ace .- o ad F rw r Buck to Mt'h)ot'l ft,t- tet'ti-IWers yid 2. . - - . -- - k -; Jr -v ' - Lath p11th - - 1 .M I CRA FT F S * -, TI school -, CTOR Ali 4-Il (&tmp McQuuii i ....,.. - U40 hioth lion anti git-Is it it ie H 1 ti I - is U re' acrid tI t itUt cjulttt '. , "' `,- I Look For Originality In Dress a- I - "%... . 19{f, - - ~4 4 fasl to I set. - 14 - -- - - % t . X .... ..~, .. '4 - - - ,& jN&J3QJjJa~ Mlllllll~ . . A. tit t' - . - - r - for boo ;.. , age are ____ I ,. ,: !Rw Ir, "..k nicii ins. 3)' PICI i . ,, ,,, , i~ - ..,. -. I .4 - / .I - - ---.' -- I / :iS 4-4' ,. t- n most of the world's sprawling cities, the neighborhood youngster is often shortchanged when it comes to space im which to play. I ~~ ~ . I .,~, I .. I -. I suit rati f - ."%,4t --- To overcome this space problem some cities are experimenting with vest-pocket parks small play areas constructed on vacant lots, i; I In Tokyo, Japan, a kindergarten principal has gone one step further. He's designed some unique and inexpensive equipment to ensure that the children in his school get plenty of exercise in the limited playground area he has available. SAVE $91.00 ON THIS CONTEMPORARY -" ROOM GROUP 9 PC. LIVING Qk,._4.:zx , dra will remove excess ' CUSHIONS, TEXTURED FABRICMATCHING CHAIR, FIGURED CO'.Nl- " 0 9 PC. $25.00 SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE T E E CABINET LOW-LOW I. DOWN _ SALE '1 OR " ''p1 e th ';i. N. Me;I - ti:j: si: Thieves. Lie said, ex ONLY - 1.t,ii' of ' 4 -40 on a A, - : '- Z ? '4 - IziC REG. $59.95 1 31.00 9 x12 Room Sue - 20.00 I ~.. $3400 -4 . - wh 30" the Fill cD' Ing z .... ' 48.00 •... EVEN AT 5.00 THESE a- J.vy wI#wn Pik !IDC ant aw I 11~ '-:-.- - 4uJ - : :'--'T' -• "i- ' -L".: LOW. LOW PRICES, YOU MAY 4 STILL USE lu.d ;0OW00""' -C , 1% , .. . to a tethered balls this youngster prepares to bat a long ,V t -- - ? -- - ' 711~, ":.,\ .- -~,~,~ ~_, sL -- •. -. - - - - -• Iji- - I SOCCER: ball attachud to rope returns after being kicked, lets the ". -' a' hildren play tanonary uccer game ' - - 'A, - - &_- ,.1-1,Y. _____________ -=t.,. "4r-," , , - " I I on. out of th. park. --e4ç.---- .---''' .-~22dj. IT- - . -- . -%; 1 11~1~, I CHA*lOTERING: Pedalled devi'., usud tH L. 'ieu' ' - -- - 'vttw 'f - a- 9 - L ]~,_ , - ~ I I . '': "' - - 11; U 't - - . .1 ___•j•;f_ *ip I - AIllIIlr.'ll.IlIIII:IlII -• . / - uIIh , BASEBALL: With his eyes IIIIIIIIIIIIII - I - " ; . I I ;.~ .~. . ;*~ , '~ - '1~ 4 _R YOUR CREDIT! -'I. -_ .., ' - - 1' regulation size field. AW .- , .. jdo 111101 5'-.-. - a- OPEN FRIDAYS'TIL 8 P.M. DOWNTOWN 203.209 EAST 1St. ST. SANFORD 322.0983 .rnJ ~.." 11,1 - 4 - J I V Good Through August 16 Only MATHER SANFORD FURNITURE C 'w I 'I '4 - .1 \ '- 1~ . -;- J,,f I uuuuI1 ___ 10*14 r, 11, ". I 11. ~, ...,, . i. .- - - I *!.- TWO JfltAWEJtS and J'l.'n(y of Shi-hex 1nk.' Tilib BASE (' ABJNLI a Iteal 'akt.'! -W1.1, . I .,:.. I -S I $24.95 I ,~, -t up only a fraction of space normally needed. In the fertile young minds of the participants, the games are no less exciting than those that might be played . - - $69.00 11 pie: - a- $ 1.%_1 ,_. ~ 1161~ . * - ca .____-__-•---------___•_____ .~ , - i .. abo ----- a- '- Baseball, soccer and track events are all possible now in areas that take - '.. ~1.k . 1 ' - KITChEN WIT11 A EW SINK CABINET __________ have- liucti 1 lilt iii SCII UI Ma it liii Ht4-ttl ittj (III ttii,ttN idtlia Ilt3tjt ut Fiuralmt i,,ti'II W' Vtien-ry _tt,i,-uttit tti,I,-tl Sttttca' Atti,rni-' Thu furnt t1 gus truticliiiw am i.o y tat I't iii P'ij hlihi .1 tal' :'s 6 Aug. 4. IL It issuttil to a Baltimore light ipi; I Lit I -1k-i. 1) l'ii- 04 I L ) . ACROBATICS: Trampoline and hand bar, great for fancy acrobatics. - - S t a ,V, .1 14 Vb.j WEEKEND PRICES - ------- awr.. Jtt:'iLr. YOUR ' I ,,, .. TED MP - dren enjoy usinz them, s I growth of l)1*etet'iit OH skin 2119 - soar. I ' "-1 Mr. Kogo Kato, the designer, points out that these new tools not only provide adequate exercise for his 300 pupils but, more important. the chil- $ PANION CHAIR AND OTTOMAN 2 WALNUT PLASTIC TOPPED S'I'EP TABLES, COCKTAIL TABLE AND 2 DECORATOR STYLED TABLE LAMPS ., ' fea s a r W SLIM LINE SOFA WITH FOAM . Thieves At Work . phi l - _ a - ,* ~ - 2' 1 -- .1 ~: ~~. . .. 1.. ~ 1 '' - I' ' ~ , -, Iq ~i " ,l: . .~ .." ~ .;. "r"i : ." ~ 0'A 1~ , ~ ~ ~,- ~ ` "-,.-4 '~"," 4 ",k ~ ,~ - 1 , t s ~~.. .: ~~ ., ~ 4" - .St. , • 4 4 " I -) : , ~~ \: -" , ~~ - ~ "'~~. o t t - try .I~ 1 - 5 , . p - - - CDII . , . V . ~~ t ,.~ S -, (i. OU-44 On 11'Tpuses across tiut' counU'y, reE 1.!' Vt-, i m rn- 'i ports that ''hioutiquing'' is perI'TA. P1 ii I W !A V It: ittir Li LLI t! M Wl: " iiap THE favorite pastime' on vi:i: hi, wits. rnfeisdantt 541IJ'I(IL (II . SA I.i-.i'tIcc - III .ov campus. Nut only did a large LI%ljip I he I Pit rnunp I to a Fi tic num tici- of tt- IiUO t'uiiLestunt F it *'tit'tiiy IitIterIiJ 1.ert'.'n .ini'- If;, '.ot; ty t ilt •tt'i • ti ',I$t contest submit designs .ui ti I l.0 Cout- t it; tlii a t'r.vs Of oi'igiflatl Iziidiioiit_ shioc, and t;t3lIt(i Cittlist. t ilt uu,dt-rhtii.ld ucct'.sorles fur these' shops, no III, Ito-el StUtet' MILY-Uluil a, itti fvwt than mat- itt (lie- 21 win4,1 liii (lilly * Ut tit'rtzud els-'u will iii t ilt i'i,l'?' ' iii u&tIi Iii ners ha vi' ent-cer- an dbiLious to l-'lorttiu (ml'- I .4Ilfl 11,1,14 COUtI ' iilI.t,tj ii.: l,t'' 4 i:i.a ii Iilil"tL1l: UOM1F ()1tL'.'UC' ttCI'J'N cji it-rti,clti,g thiUl4i(' ill - ct'rtI.,(t 11I I'Ut iti. DALLAS Cl'] s - The- raw : itliti i, J',iL'I it I:'::. slitil 'i t'it,siid. 'Itiltil ('1 hittitiii,lt Ot'uitt , i',om llullLcC (t,tittt tiI i,itt iitttt,,-y to (hi,, ,- jy't'Uit tt'lu-isio,i iiwititur hut; lii'iiil iiil Iiiiyl t,ttitti? • ( ,I APi I - not hemet, witi-king, iui'Iiit.tte't III lii,,il, 111 •1't.'t-tLi' at 1 js; l i t (Iii- It t'u't (1.','m i'n I (lttr,'ti,-c ()vr,-btirl, cotitjluiiie'd sihi ; '''°'' ii, Fs-tn'n'i. ftittnt '-(.I It' t ill. ruufll,t - t'IiiiIiisHiutIt't'h. a-itt,' I t'iil, I-lot-ida 1'aL,ttl ',-.'- em .... L....._ I Legal Notice bee -C - - .c*l (liLt dail hue iliew- reduc(- itifet-tion and! 'Alo; . ~~- r .. 1l w . . . ,~ -~. . ~ propelling mechanism . . ~ t it ,"~:: , I - n 5; - .A soup t'unt.cining hexachioro- I among young Woineji of lugh Bet -1 " , utnune'd either t an au'ca . is ..- . school and college atac: 1ire i within it large' more whi ch nani they're b to uiiid mali' 111 thiet'ChltIIdibe which liu been selected esperuthiy fur theta. "Mudcinoiiille," which conI'%I'I'II) "I'4'l'I5 Di P. 'liii ('I' ducts an annual Guest Editor l 1111)1.1 0lS1'itfl"I (.01111 iloitih) i. ('HI 's '1I(' 1,I''s1('' competition on college cam- ous - It'ge Shop.- or ta if titnall stom, 1 rnitted Li littiepritit for ttit ,:,~ :,~. . .., -I'... . • ;)r!vatcly ('v.'ltt't! '}1LL'II of her tir- eatins another- entrant. cdwcuut;it,r hiut'teriu on the tilt' larest bttck-to-scliool ward- 1151111 ,V t ttL! to the lit_c Ci til jitr'ti( Li a fib,, UCLA gr1tcIu1iu ocbijjid 4- iii. ao in plir tint at coin 1(1k 1 ('U- N an' according ilit_tilt It It r itiluc ' tfl huutiqta till- ink i •ur- cii" ion cute w hIll? t T1iO"t re-gulur the ituthnrit M aith moist 1k 1(1 it)t( that the j)zt.st_tit iiithus PthY. 1.1111.1 the fashitiiii- U) () USC leavet UT iit'iiLdt J)rot.etcTht Ltlfl(, will do their shop- wan A that %Vltht V01111P W0111M LOT 1.11unwill , - C i indicate fashion- pose. sucti its a seustitizil "Col- University of Finn-ida CUL'd . .•. - Es;'ecially beneficial in skin Projected egtitnimte* for Fall. been set aside for a special pur- open their own luticjtii'. One . . ... . ', . . '100~ '4v~l. r~ -I I 1~, k , . - -. .t~ S t . - greu art unti-iiucterial . - and after active-sports. cure is ... -. . I! power I i fuce. 10i purticulurly iniportLilt before- applying maLe-up School Fashion Designers . - iV?' S Combined with plenty of rt't;t night, arid itt 1eut OTI(T in-be'- twuen _____ •. _____ /l - - I 4 . I. ' ' . h __ I ..-.~ *1I4~-.... ,~.i ~ ; _"-_' I -•-________________ :,t1i :kiiic,drteucce:b. - - . ____ - I - ,.. -------et ' , .I :Y.i.. L-4-i~- DISCO-lST Tipsy ride aboard a "balance ball," helps the children develop a better sense of balance ) of the Lake Monroe Club with the buriap Place mup she ;I - ,* . '6. . _____ - 1. ______ ,,_ ______-. . N . •.. .1 . -,.~~, - -' I %I. , -': -• wIll-h- 611111, leell- ___ .,li_ .,, a ;n,.J-M-.:*~'..~: ..''. , w _- ' . . •--• -•: 14 I~ ~~ . .;" ~~ : ,.. 5"W" ,,~;,7 I .,I: - I ,__ . _"."...-^. , ;.X. , - , H I . . ~ -,'K_.i.'. , ~ ., ... I .- IF - . . . - ~,~.f _. ~-.'~ . -_.t. . ~.~ 177 . Across from the Library -- - Time' ('OnficIeTIt-t (if it clear t'oiiiexiutt will gut tit(- new Melillo] '(111 off to it ILIIId start ;)7I 5' Ut 4 C It mtnlmuni (J thri did 1r Tiiuti ruses this atiiimition ileitnsmgs art thut I The nia t ted thi aspirant's t'urielititiii of it coniPluxion Sitiiility and cause him to either ;ui'nds oil the- cart' it receives. ;.i. - I: iiiicl , ~ Sonti- times it college freshIlilill chooses if certain profesmid field through Tiarenthi ... it, teirni, ~j - // . . 1. %L, lkl~,,! _ - ____ t7 Iismpp ' .. .. 1.-- WATCHES JEWELRY LUGGAGE d .&-. , ., . . I another % 411? (If bool hinim If Lu i' bright and itidustrwork, and turn. i..;u ra. I Lie Tiuy indeed become a me uris putting our hest f*i sut ci sftiI ngine er hut iii on iltic h up on In ItS (Oltipli t t h Lucpp he ruus sumiiiei- Lii&1;I('ni7is atid st'ttR his real pitt-tern of inrests is (t own n to studt thic i r tilt, font inca suited to another line of (IILTIVCS. -- ri , 40 .. . k ,, . * 44 , .. '. :.. - tit(- vocational counselor he said, "1 want it firmly under- , stood that no mutter what you : tt,ll nwl'n going to he an gint'er. lit, may huve arrived tit this _____ .. . . chandise at prices you can afford." E e it man wh w as s' iprents "" ' (' t"""'tional (P ""e )ie and aptitucit 11'Sta. At the final interview with School Days ____________________________________________________________________________________ 1. I - --r . more' fulfilled. - ,-k4 -.000 . "The friendly store, with quality mer- -hoosing .- 1'11, : .: "Watt-h your reasons in He would have in all proha. nuty already have enjoyed your future life's hility been happier to become great sirhit'vement as a saleswork," caution the vocational I technician in his field of in man. but could be a failure as (xpt'rts. "Too many wrong ron- terest rather than shooting for Sales 7lunnger. sons Or take the case of research. run crcute unrealistic- if prestige position. The graduato, after lu'hitv- It is CllP(- thing for ii u-ian to he 'flftsy point out that many jug a level of siiec'ess in his a top investigator and quite tiiiie a student will aim him- chosen field is nfUn, once another miiuor to become the lit It ginniotir or prestige again, fared with the dilemma 1esi'nrch Director, with differcareer, when in all actuality of what avenue of advance- ent Ulerits required in this his abilities indicate another nient Lie wishes to follow, He' type of job. dirt'rtion that will leave him 1 - . - 74 "' , , '.W 1I .1,.0, ~6~, , - I .. I.. I ' .1~ " - I V ,I '. ftlllft_ r - In Choosing L'I'fe Career I 4 1 , 1. . . Sanford Jewelry & Luggage ,, i _411 I 11 -' - I, i: ... I - ) . i " I I ~' 0 I k . - nnfprh ~. . "A.., .5 r_ . !~_ -7 , T' I •,. . . . . ,,,~*~- Ir,W . hr . . . " . . . 'V I •' - I ,7:::~., .. _.__ - ,.-t t7~, `4 _1 ) IS :I .g., , I- , . i 0 - I . >_71 .41 -1 . IF - I . le r tio W,- , : , Av ': '14 1, . . I . -_ -w I . - . -4 ,:.. #.* I ", , , . "I ,,)w. 1 ;~,=i',. .,.- - 4 $ - I . ,_ ,; e ,l, " ~ I . , t ,4 1.V ,- p leoll': . J k~K-, . .. .. .." 9, ' . f lv I 41 - ! " .'CO r.:"..f - ~, , , . *#.-* 6, 11'..", , . 016 I :;, is working. A short walk from . ' hedr -im to the living room phonograph records. Children .%ide of the 1-Insm-oo'll. IN'livni-A put.tcrn. Doing homework is to check the fl-vnlumc encphould also learn the bertefifift % like rating s meal. mr mnn• (-hipedla ('Jfl TIc1ndC f(fl'5 to nssirn- their child's younp, fricnii's ,),I of doing homewor'k fun children. it 's more to the refrigerator and the tol. swit'h from one portion -- or vision set, with the result that procrastinating, so that the otiscuous early in till, ,xplormg swimming holes subject - to another, then an hour is lost before the child needn't too often "burn the eaz itfld 1174117)t4!d houses. back again. rather than to returns to work. Psrtks should not he lnvih midnight. nil" and so that they Bringing it child's mind hack complete a long assignment in I. Be sure that adequate ref or complicated , hut should k remaining may have the major to his studips is not easr, but i one suhiert before going on to ('renee hooks and study Rid, portions of weekends free for lure things lot- the children u the t.ust: is simnlified for the a long assignment in aTrnth(r. such as a good dictionary and a do g8mcs and speciolti,. oth er activities, iizrent who renwmhers a few Build study schedules around world atlas, arc available In S. Sec that youngsters re that appeal to youngsters. su.h L('y Points: the rhild'F temperament so he the home. A typewriter and ceive their pre-sehool mcd- as niusical chnin' and pin-th. First.. though children dis- can move through his home- tape-recorder are worthwhile '%v it', ical and dental examinations. tail- n-the-donkey, aloti :'t'r, television and home work in the way that is most stds for older students. Many schools require them) special t rents liku fci , work do not mix. The heat enjoy a ble - titid beneficial To insure the development that. younger children pared dinners, candy and oth,r 4. o ilart for ,y oungster to study to him. of good study habits, children particularly in a new school efreshmen ts. .~ __ t i l N .14 11,1.0. I ""'," ,1 , .c ~; Next. sucprst s vnried study - 1. S --- % 11 wiVilout the diversions =I --u - & 1arning requirep rood ref- should bpeiieonragM to set tot clro.s .--- can aio crenec mntcrrnls. They should aside regular houm for Pilmly 1friellifit And get 141 1,11ow ill. ; , he close at hsnd when the child of I elassnintelt in a heal0iv Sin'l . __ -- 1e• •-•_-___- fur '. I ,. .~ . huriut racing, develop* lug und bulwicv. PlC ti5tRh •. UI,W ?.'v Pht.)tol-.iptior \tituitogL Chigitie 'P. ji t 0 .1 1 - - -- - :4 ' 0 1 �_____________ Bertha Mulson £. stir unfnrh FR brrnTh - Aug. ii, Fas 1!R6 7 Fjljtkows iML*SS Echange Vows Chesftr rulikowski were mar- Janice P. .d Wednesday. Aug. 3, 1966, D. edIofl Lu "°astor Mr. Church an ther C. B. Zebnder offi. j... 1., MEDICIN - pack . residents of Sanford, . ' - fl1tti CflOOi, pre- -' . -. eye doctor in case both sets get smashed or lost. . O 1. . oe bfULIIiwhp4, i,,o.t. chuluota Personals ___________ By UZA BAKER miss all their friends and hope to retum to live here at a Inter date. ____ _______ Nativity Guild Presidents hi ' your F as up .• - ground to I !, i , . , t. But ' I .. .. ... .- 1 4 ,.,: I 'AV - -.-."~ -'~_~' 4"` ) I! % i : " ~I ~ , ,, 111' ( fin* fabrics 104 P Ave. )2).0313 Fo mim , implies-ground-up round COOKtd from the frozen State Consequently, th CALL FOR NLATNIK war ey must supsteal. Federal inspectors point I for hamburgers. plement their supply by purNEW YC)iK faa) chasing lea te nder meats or out that since round steak has However you serve It-Swed- I nt,utnlk. suggests the Ck'anli to I : less popular wholesale cuts ii fat content of atmut 11 per ish nwatl)ulls, Italian lasagna, ness Bureau, adding: 1 Set. spertifically for grinding into cent, it may not be as desirable Alexicati tacos, German stuffed A for boo age ther ingredients th at the best buy. for sale as frozen-boneles making a lusting impression are : blocks of beef to be processeds add moisture to the meat such And, if it has the circular her children, if dad makes a into various meat products. A as in nieut loaves, cassorolet, or niark of Federal ineat itmpec. striu,- point of hik; daily tubbing. errs : lot f this goes into hamburger. meat sauces rather than a tion on the package, you'll get the children grow U to accept I ing , If the meat is distributed broiled "burgers." I an added bou in knowing th at a daiiy bath as a routine. CMIGround sirloin, of course, the meat is wholesome, unadul. dren t'nconsciouslv imitate their across State lines, processing and truthfully labeled, elders." : the animal, carcass, and the eoms from the very popular terated _________________________ n1c sirloin steak and lik e wise cornznai ; boning opera ti on must have _____________________ muns a high Price. It has th e been done under th careful . . scrutiny of Federal emeat in rich, fine, meat flavor of steak sixicturs to insure its whole- and, indeed, makes a king of a suit Retouch or aomcness. ' try But why grind this delightI Since most "hamburg er " is T41111 I ,, ! i 's dow less fat for in gr ding such as th e ma top r,r bottom round or a closein eat cutting department so the ______________________________ six customer can see how much fat located in the store or what cuts of meat are the . be .. k :. .., '', * . -L 0 ts out that a cerC&MS poinof tarn amount fat-between L lunch hour long, - for DARK OXVLOOD $149 nape of the neck and at one side ~ 5 __ OPEN FRIDAY NIGI'ITS MEN WEAR S 115 Magnolia Ave. m a _______________ aVA ICU Downfew ! four ounces, Maternal -grandparents are some cases State laws, set a Mr. and Mrs. J. the and COØ g i ins und beef and sold as Just For instance: __ Bamburger can used contain up to for a change, season cooked snap beans a pointment. You' ll save hours in . the meat being ground. it can be white An color and mild in flavor-and they will be if you dry milk, soybean probMve the fat from bacon that 15 WO duct,, cereals, water, etc., and coot4 over very low heat. " -%4 + enutaln extenders such as 40 At 'Ip (fT 1.3" ,i Deltoria L Personals .. . '. -,~t;,- I 4 4f ' 11 ..#Ow A .\ .. I -),P * I \4 fly MIlUREI) IlANE' We are glad to see Margaret Withers back home. Shiø was I 3 thaps. shortening 'P honey Blend until cream)' and add: 1 cup pitted dates Wien chopped add: I ' " 1 FX ' ... / , , .' i i.e" ' .: . .. i , 40. L ..................1.. 'L,D'.. .. . •':. . . . :' _____ ' I _* .,, . . .... ...... . - q 388 . .. If ..... . .. ". ~ .% / / ,. .' z~) , z ' 488 SIZES .. •:.• • 1% k I .' ';........ .:..::::: :. : : ...::....:.::,.:.. :..: ::' Just whisk 'em out of the dryer and they're '#. .. ready to wear! Our Dscro® polyester] .4 cotton 'twofers' are Penn-Prest® there's n amen new / , . I -, blouses. Come see - you'll scoop up •/ .. -. : ~ ,C4-. " :'. several! t F..-. % • no ironing ever! Lots of fashion in these newsy jumpers paired with matcMng '-'F..... / 1'lRStES _____________________________ `1 W-4,;0,11 M il -. 4w* '5,1' rMi -F; Add ..../ 1. - -T I s ) -, inclies. It I / I No. 2½ can whole apricots Mah:cs 24 bars. Dip in powdered I No. 2 can pineapple spears or sugar if you wish. chunks % UP. nutmeg U , :up honey SIZES 4 TO 6i / Sift in mixing bowl: CUi flour tsp. baking powder FRUIT CO-NIPOTE ' I Qui ........ ~.. i... $ ). tsp. salt . . , / cup nuts cream)'. Add milk, vanilla and salt. Pcur into cups and serve wi th grated nutmeg. I WAVE HONEY SAUCE SPECIAL! SPECIAL ,/ 1. / - f 4 k \ ____________ SPECIAL! s all Co-nbine and stir: _____ _____ _____ ' Color shamp.s J•••.fl l butter. Heat fruit until Serve in Compotcs ________________________________________ C.ki kit 2 arm byviOn 2 tbsps. honey • tsp. . _____ a. ow ____ . '1• Never-iron :'.. I .. .~ tonerkftle pw lightener with tbz seem bdr, Op.rators Doff,. Li. - Harri.f Slawf.r Propr.tor Betty W.b., Personals suit casual slacks ' news for j uniors 4 Caot. and Mrs. W. J. Barr Harriett's 1½ cups all purpose flour . .. Moody Air Force Base, Valdos- honey, eggs and vanilla. Sift and Mrs. N. R. Strickland. ---. _____- ., ___ .'- .. . . 1. SUMMER SALES two prirts that show off rowed the blorer lacket and boys! S ' The livin' is easy when your slacks are Penn. . ,. Pr.st! Wash them . . ........ wear them as soon as they're dryl Never need ironingl Fortr.l® poly. I ester/cotton. Belt-loop fashions, hilt the skirt ' . " - ' 399 Boys' Psea.Prs Or 12 01. SKIN FRESHENER-A refreshingly cool lotion that stimulate, and refines the texture of your skin. Regular $2.50 ___ ;_ . in ib sizes 6 to IS ...,.... Value ... now $1,5O I!*C1QS 12 CL MOISTURIZING LIQUID CLEANSER-A StflOotti.as.sjlk cream cleanses deep down, moisturizes as it Softetis and refreshes parched skin. Regular $3.00 Value.. . now $1.50 - 1 For. tr.'c.e Pick %rVl:u 11 I 1;J son! All in rsp rool cot- 2'LA {AC'FOR ]MAX e thafs 4' , I for men the pick of the sea. '' _____ 11 1. . --..-.---- ...slender! Fresh neat prints .. 1. ___ _____________________________ ____________________________________________ . ___________ _________ kit 2W 105 5. OAK AVE. 4 • I print. Crcam butter and sug ________________ ~ arrive this weekend I r om 2 tsps. baking powder '55- -. . in Darling tic'i dresses in salt 2 eggs the ___ 'SLJNNYIIDE UP, bylevl.n • ____ ____ ______ The $ Sanf ord 1 cup sugar ½ cup butter Ghw 7so The girls really enjoyed this next recipe. SAN!) DOLLAR COOKIES The most dramaticchancinb1ondingsince you changed to NOW % cup grated orange or lemon I rind or candied ginger or candld orange and lemon peel Makes 4 servings. juice, nutme L-. and honey. Add Walk out! - $10.00 Drin fruit. Arrange in skil. i ½ cup hone)' let. Sprinkle on 2 tbsps. lemon ', cup chopped nuts $7 r 9.; 1 expressly created for your dry skin .Keeps it smooth, soil, free ..........., from flakiness, Regular $2.50 Value.,,now $1.50 -. .__ ________________________________________________________ 1lii1 . ___ ,i 1. ____ i ".,.. Call right now for a ColorMaster apwith Nevermoron Penn.Prest . sister-size jumper 'n blouseduos' . . 'eggs Add honey. Cover and blend on low until ____ the ______________________________________________ c U'S : ti pr cent fit, which may In. sweet-sour dressing made from salon by taking one minute to call us. r1ud the addltlnn of beef fat bacon drippings, sugar and .................... . am J I " Chi, 114 cup _ vinegar . N. Auardlio of Master process now speeds up hair- 0 I111tL or script Federal or State inspected meat. a far one cup use A4 clip. If honey is acid add I;, teaspoon 2 tbps. hones' ½ tsp. vanilla 2 small ice cubes dash salt Break eggs into container. choosing, mixing, timing-all arc automatic. The shade always _____ _______ _______ bladc and brom to Snow Blonde. S limit on the maximum amount Sanf o of andGeorge paternal grand- coloring to 5 times as fast as it fat that can be included ID motherrd is Mrs. HArt of products labeled hamburger or Osteen. to be. And in complete comfort! ro SPECIAL! '0'. ...% ! \ 'H butter. Melt butter-add hone)- ½ cup pecans and overcome the effects of the and let cool. Use hand mixer Place yams in baking dish. accident. and Hend. Use as spread or Pour honey over yams. Sprin. sauce. kle Gfl pecans. Cover dish with Some cooks like to use ren--foil nd bake in 400 degree oven dered chicken fat for basting a REALLY COOL EGGNOG for 1 hour. chicken that Is being roasted. Usc' Blender HONEY DATE BARS _________________________ ____________________________ 2 cups chilled milk Place in blender: I Coaplettkit2 0 Helene Curtis' revolutionary Color- .4 she . the cmly in, lat1r up, iliac. So quick OU can do it an how' before a date! ounces, recipe greased until well mixed. Pour into tHou She made this in a Te flon Buf. square greased pan and bake fet Skillet (electric), at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. 10 minutes. and tasteless meat. ½ cup salad oil 1 tbsp. salt 2 eggs ....... tend to produce dry,crumbly Lori Anne weighed five pounds, three every Bargain Days _______________________________________________________ Arrivals pounds, on REDUCE liquid called for in recipe by cup. If recipe calls _________________________________ Ci six time _ S"F" 0 0 'li fat a -sampling. She used Tangelo HONEY YAN .IS childien, Diane anti Honey for tht, se. 2 14-oz. pkgs. frozen cindied rived Sunday HONEY BUTTER -SAUCE Yams hope. that .Nirs. Withers will U-se equal parLs of honey and ii cup honey continue to improve in health I good foryour hair. Blondes go livelier, blonder. Brownettesgo lighter, warmer. Rcdheadsgiowwithuunuy highlights. P°° of Th e girls were rry much In. ½ cup honey ing involved in an accident In of soda. ½ tsp, celery seed Sanford last Tuesday. Mrs. Jos. Here are the recipes she used Put all ingredients in eph Vllson of Pittsburgh, Pa., in her demonstration and which blender and blend a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ___ 2 minutes. _____ every girl had the pleasu re of Withers, and their two grand. a housewife needs - a tint in as little as 5 minutes or a retouch in as little as amounts to n School - -- ._- In ground to provide ten- annuunce the birth of twin girls , J uicy beef and flavorful cooked . On Aug. 4. Lisa Lynne weighed Lower Bac flI\ip TO substitute hone% for sweet. with whipped cream over slices. Cflifl when baking: Use 1 cup honey for each cup of sugar and FEStiVE FRENCh 1)RESSING of several popular BOSTONIANS het m.d. _____ , stand hard wear of the campus. S.t tham tsdayI fast senrice a working girl or bUSY meat. If these values don't for ' Mr. and Mrs. William Hirt of Ft. Alyers, formerly of Sanford, + See Jl,iI, club meeting and will prepnt'e three of the reciiw,. I think p 911 % e definition kle with lenten Juice Ar th Is just grand. 1 hope you of honey as 1scjd ma- n shallow pan. Pour 1 cup will prepare some of them anti lena] coming from th e nectar of ('V (iVtr them. Coat bananas flowers and gathered in honey well. Bake In 400 degree oven let nie know how your family them. sacs of certain species of 30 minutes I ii puffy. Baste liked A 'ery interesting hint with 2 tbsps. water. Serve how to measure honey-grease "arm with: or oil spoon or cup, then pour ½ pint whipped cream with l in honey. This sy ('ver- drop dte cut and folded in wIth 1 is saved and measured right , tsp. vanilla. Alternate honey ( . Yes! Now we can give you the ultra- - change your mind! ALWAYG FIll 91' CIUALITY Mrs. Lois Porter, who is Borne in .175 degree oven s to to mill. (if tilt, girls from flip Senflivile Advisor with the Flnrida Power UtIl"t. County group is preparing it Corporation in Eustis, She gave __ to give at a liomeninkers a most Interesting demonstra. , N ground. ~4k IlkISUfAlf I lion. _________ ____ _____ _____ _____ ____ tcdioussectioning.Ittakes'i.n 10 minutes. l9blondcshades. on my ?' tassiuli, -- ___ hair ilieg in Takes just minuta (and I pair of hands~ You can cover grcy, go in the store where It is fully tender, juicy cut of meat - (hat dra : sold to maintain freshness, this tistry hasis unless modern dennot given you the : oliv , grinding is not subject to Fed- ability to enjoy it as it steak! cral Inspection. However, many State laws require th at a win. If you like to bu' cuts with school shopping? ! 1000"Wh I fl our, salt and baking po wder. at I r, -. bet that also Think If's too early to start your back-to- ' terested last week at Camp leQtiarrie, teaspoon i had the pleasure of working cookie sheet 2 inches spas-f. ,iindt' and the interesting things 'ith our guest homemaker. Garnish with nutmeats. Bake she told them about hones'. One "Neatness in personal -room- at bee ffif Influen . are ill IPIP FA 'V Aug. 11, ii1(iiiri Cut Lars in inch b% : the meat packing induWy he used bY many Pt!0PIC WhO hurgers - knowing what the trouble to aplwar in Li fresh i * I : which buys curcusses and re- are on low fat dieu. Its beRt name on the label of ground linuaccoilt a US(' with moves th e meat from the bone lion in this o case is in combina- I meat means will help you make fresh dress at dinner, she's rooha, ftOW sf11 ';rela 'ntihut. By MRS. B. l. JORX$O ' ground meat. in fact, a special- for grinding and use In patties. I cabbage rolls, Russian strogan- ing I: learned at home early in However, ground round ThU) off or good old American ham- life. If a mo ther takes the ized segment has grown up in ° tint wii1e attendIng 411 Camp Add to sugar mixture. 1 ........... _ rnr,vjp tnrc were c rark in Now York. Funny thing. I'll 110, litift n hnIr flid .4prond qo Wit hard In finy f6r hn%v Infiz i applinc; fn ,v,)ni;in 1 - I 9(oinemaAa _ They're ,rI q ________________ as ___________ o a- tlll.11 eihnrn 'Illt) : i visisu,t htuin :und liii. lillidelft, llivp to '411-1111 %%-n q nge truly "penny-wise" shopper is boneiess chunks of less tender steaks or roasts because it's Guild, and Mrs. Gene Shannon, Tihim- Carver, boys. It shows in such as a 8plit i knowing a Uttle about ground beef along with the less popular been ground and more of the Immediate past president, %vere * Ralrvshments of coffee and cowhide, hooded coat with snap cuts such as neck meat, stru, ment,r, "surface" is exposed. honored guests at a gning-away assorted party cakes were front, worn with cotton suede mast in general. With the cxcuth, thr plate, brisket, flank, C&.A,,S ouggests that you pur. party given at the hom f Airs. s ' 4 caption of round round r wh.ik tI,,i W;Ii',.1 t llf- f 0 , 4q 01:0 11v 1*.~11 fir IIII. Lf W111111111 Oflef, flip Verritiltin 11,0p onp. .0intiloxnemiqly, hV Virfal -Snc in ni.4 litimility, many wmild be (;(,' 111,11 lived qfvlr look holfl, whon 4onn In 11"nrldon R'nel ,kflrh(,I nf ,2rantily Plarl "' not ' or I .j are .. es / sir- boned shank roasts. and trimmings from cha3e only that amount that can Jene Fox on Sanlando Springs It Is generally made from be used in days unless you Drive, Longwood, recently, I less tender and/or less popular While th ey can be used for have a freezer. Remove the Mrs. Hersi will he leaving cuts of beef, This does not moan hamburgers," they are best store wrappings and cover the area soon to join her hus- : the ground meat is any less th Ughuy with waxed paper. Store hand, who has been transferred when used In combination wi wholesome or nutritious. Nu oth er items such as in most It In the coldest part of the re- to Memphis Naval Air Station.1 tr lUonafly, allcut-has beef meat_____ regardless of the the loaves, casseroles, meat sauces, frigcrathr, and use as soon as Tennessee, and Mrs. Shannon: _____ ____ ____ has moved to Orlando. _____ : same amount of protein, vita- and mans' foreign dishes such possible, ____ Mrs. Fox, who will assume mini, arid minerals. While the Ias talian and Mexican special- For longer storage in a freez__ or, try freezing the ground meat the office of president following _____ percentage of fat in the meat ties. ____ Ground chuck is meat from I in putties. For easy separation, Mrs. Herst's resignation, prais. ___ 'wIll have some effect on the tothe shoulder or "chuck" of the put two layers of waxed paper ed the honorees for their deditel amount, th e degree of dif- animal. The chuck is Thai-c pop- between each patty. Then wrap cation and hard work on behalf ____ ference will be relatively minor _____ since the fat itself also con- ular than the cuts of meat used the patties in freezer paper or of the church. Mrs. Herst was ____ in regular ground beef, so It . tains some protein, vitamins, I S in plastic bugs and freeze at i presented with it "ift of Li gold ~ _ _____ USUali3' higher priced, it and minerals. degrees F. The frozen patties gavel pin while Mrs Shannon ____ slightly leaner, 15 to 25 per cent can be stored this way from was g!ven a vase. Because ground meat is fat, and shrinks less in cooking two to three months. Guests included Mrs. Thelma ~ popular, supermarkets and grin : cery stores cannot get enough than regular ground beef. Be- ThC patties thaw quickJ' and Demca, club Secretary: Mrs meat from a carcass of beef to cause of this, It is especially are handy even if you intend to Dorothy Leahy, treasurer; Mrs. ____ use th em In meat louver or cas- HIId fill th e demand after th ey ye- good for use in patties. Sommer, Mrs. Gloria - . ,%Irq ,,fill NIr4 go milady's shoppe on 1 .,' I sphere, hr -.1 P1,11,11a ion class they are cooki ng. This will the In- nor can extenders be added, each of these names of the head only. Opposite from be! of a package ground The result is th at hamburger squeeze out those precious meat the closed side, the hair Is ` meat ba a distinct and differ- may tend to shrink more In juices and flavor. dressed out and away from the / When buying ground meat, ; ent meaning. ear, with most of the bulk lo; And, knowing the right meat cooking than ground beef. This look for that which has a bluish cated above and behind the ear. -.01 -* .!-.& __ to buy for the dish you plan to quality difference helps justify red color. This indicator, that L And hair Is cut to curve, but th e slightly higher price per the meat has been freshly ISIflS. : serve will not only save you pound MRS. DAVID HERST GENE not, to curl. ___ SHANNON paid for ground beef, ground. _____ money, but will also result In a ___ more ut1sing, delicious meal. Both hamburger and ground Remember, too, that ground Mrs. David Berat, president Eagh'ton. Mrs. Kathleen Cobb, Come fall, th e Western look The first step in becoming a beef, however, are made from meat is more perishable than of th e Nativity Parish Women's Mrs. Bonnie Wigg and Mrs. goes back to school wi th th e of ho (11111411 linplid 1, CX . - - keting Service polnU out that to grnund beef as in hamburger, try to flatten meat patties while )f Th a a o c ,, . will-Ill. en their husband, .iisapp'e. Mnn' of the,ii e x cellent thn,iIi IIOXFV BANANAS get fnithloll orbit in back-to.school ,-Jrue now HAND-SEVM CASUAL Some of the younger set's been ironing hair 1 straight locks. fall. ft's the curve that's in. So reports th e National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists A Ia finn, which said th e newest coillures feature a snug Ill at the to Ille fashion ImflEe . -•4• per to tt one to W(i)jng Mr. and Mrs. Butch Morgan and fuller rounded shapes. of Sixth Street left Tuesday for Kansas, where they wlfl make th eir home. Th e Morgans have TOsCHOOL eenacvememers of Amer. jean Legion Post 225 of ChuB TONIAN STUDENTS luo4n. They stated that they will F Bon Voyage Party Honors "A them? I know only two and clolier cannot rey houcties, smaller beel seats, Stars ni7ahlC trying about toe regular in ' Woman-Not ' hard to fl1akç lnri * flay often i a civic in fl uienc in her down the rnnwnv i'rnidr and her new fl1O je clothes town, ton far o u t In funds for charity. don't think It'S tdea, fascinating materials, a dance called "A Night In t, Th* queen and the beautiful lines appeal to her. M41r1t7" for the benefit of don't the flut she leave, the bi7arrc. the (uiiihepnst fur ('hiidrr'fl Inc., I A homogen. kooky, to flue magnilnes. 1iiee staged an npre'•ski show (till. i7ed, don't cool it together And. make good copy hut pont nrd- derwrittcn by ('hetnslrnnii) 1 the posSibiC robes, with original designs 1w such cepthrn hut she Is quite special ()ru Joan Crawford, Carole leading enutnurier, Donald *ii4"thVV 4...' ..s , women 's corn. Thin k natural contours - con the Society tflfliqne movie of ,he ]net is the keystotk. of •',,. regular ham- ly.trimmed sirloin tip, ask That all-time favorite-corn- still he labeled butcoor to add a little burger. m only called "hamburger" gr ound beef to it. Th is will give you a juicier can be one of the greatest food- While 30 product. ta can also bud get -stretchers. cent fat, retailers frequently No matter which kind of But, what should you buy most you buy-for more 25 per cent hamburger, g r o u n d beef, limit It to 20 er and juicy results-cook S ground chuck, ground round, since only th at fat which is nor- tend the meat only to th e medium or ground sirloin? mafly on the meat can be used. stage even if It Is put Into casThe U. S. Department of Ag. riculture's Consumer and Mar- Additional fat cannot be added soroles or sauces. And, don't as of mittee. On Saturday, Tiil Th. all other elements in shoe de. sign. The newest shoe lasts follow th e of the foot, with graceful backlines, lowe red and arch-hugging ail- '4 .IANICE R. SPRINGFIELD BUY LAST IS FIRST duties ___________________________________________ I Sanford. The Hamburger You n the The e h - Ala. Machin- I - 'The MeanL*ng Ot The Label Montgomery, From. d, Iflflupnee on fashion"''kAllItelY gates ized on Sepl.. 9, at 3 p.m. at th e First Ch risti an Church of S regional and Junjcfl- College. The marriage will be solemnSTUDY In Cues rhv ii. re says currently attending Orlando MISS a She will represent the "Rebel E. District" on the women's eom• farmi ng its style, niuitee, which comprises dde- Joiner, styling director from the states of Ala. general manager of Mears Dihama, Arkansas, Florida, Ck'or. vision of United Shoe girt, Louisiana, M ississippi, cry Company. H. explained that th e shape Seminole High School and Is : -plus a prescription from your aUendtng AIR. ed a member of the National -,N, F,W YORK (Upl)-The last she will give a speech at the Women's Committee of A.I .D. of shoe comes first th general assembly of delegates, in along a suffi cient supply. Have the doctor give you an etrn prescription In case something ! happens to pills and capsules Also take along extra glasses Is held Lex11cr fiance was born ington, Ky., is a graduate of & Bank being Janice was recently appoint- '1- at was -• If you are on regular nient, .r, Sml'h Sr., of Sanford. The bride-elect was born j Waaningtnn, Ti. C., and attended Seminole High School while her father stationed SanfDrd Naval Air Station. She .- was graduated from Brunswick VACATION E Don't NEW YORK (UP!) medical supplies ; I when going on vacation, the Medical a n d Pharmaceutical State hn how Nnfr __ er Committee by son rt Mr. and Mrs. James 0. berry. gUU £I4MIU 4.D44 4.4m former •fl SOUT11 A NI 111"ON. ',\ . v. participate in the educational employee in The women's committee was oppounftIes offe red formed to encourage and InterMrs. Springfield departed by conventitm this week of the est women In the banking field Delta Jet And will attend hvi . her in American Institute of Banking, to progress In their Jobs and dRys of chisses orienting F1nd* it Its Uh I fa Mi llion, wnvfl from vinit In rnnqt 1 :init, VIiI' nIcrfI In tIn sti nr' nmt ,nnvIc' but lhtr rapidly, Mw, Fnt STinn.IIj tb ity (iur will hr41 qfflek1 Ih 1'tn vInlr nmpk were tilei'Ifti"i %I9qI mill •iI IIIQ ilu.t In ('nUfc'ttiln. inrfr'IpntInn In UiIu event I hri,Irt her hlr Tnr I i'svay vy Pu' natir,n'q I hInt flI1I $ht At1I thIc tIIi,ti $i,ii' it 'f di8;)rf'd In f,et, in t'rnfnrd Smthjng 'rIn, ttu rnnl kIrk "n t''nttc' nF $hptr ,r,rt,I tnnr1. 'nmmnn! jrpq, i nhw.J1y liIii.tinp, Now, hRppfld In fa shion . Nnt f;nn' mn• places, th e y t1mt'c '; ;flt(J1IlI h It! tt, n,,inIti,r nintItc flvI Rmrbr trI'n4, pnee C41 nr Ifl the 1mb Nehnrt.pii.in nriiu,Ine tq't ,,f tnl,t t'hI I' ,, i''ii'•ii h;, in ii thr runwnv, ittIn flit' .1. S%'l!IITitn lIrive ( tr*nrV turf intitu'nee nrne women to top rpt he heip now. qhr"4 hn tn dinpper. jt tcInh1,iIl, .fnrqtulin*' flihv, T ,f tc in Iit''in;i \ts.Iiin ti'ic'' knt tnic',n but fu;nn. in the in Inn' ;irri. fnti'c 1 nnti ?rc Mr'rtlr,ipr ifnII euf their hair ,hort and he .vlqc' on? to become complacent PPfl'd. leflty M elln Aunvfli, liii' uut'Iie trn I Ilfiniti I'I 'II! lw III ( ulnc, Mic Dn'I YI think 'Tittn nbmI qfvip Appinitco motur tt if nun vnq the, knowe, marie hI nne' hnr it. tnpk flItI Mr iI strnn iuiitsI that the vnmen Ing ,It, the sec.Ihrnugh dre, .inn f" Intk (tht'fr, Mrs. Mtt'nIn Mr ttnnIIt ppnIr møthln Jimmy mi. A hnrh in whost, (Aces, .,r,r immedilteiv t'hn, h'c (;rtI in", II' '"tti' \i,i rut Iinne'lII . M ItInr tiuintI me that qhe created the rante never omplihed with 111-P no-hrn lira And a fe%%. 111fire point worth nntin. A .aijn Noll (1111%. ii-c Illese .tll(1if I 1f%* IlItclivisuk. Ifiv Willi!im Init ;~ 110-1 ~-Il.AlrR. Nlnrk NliIIvr,'.Nlrq, fnfl ffir flit, long, filfrk tirmid to both ten.nger AM, hfq talk About Itli Silt her nr tnf, t Park Avpniie odifico proninny wnnwn enpiril liv oIlier , lint rnt't( ,And adilitss ( fil m .,IA I's tt IIII ,, PII,.k I,unn, (tinriec nflfn rIr,w the hack Not hairdo I, the same 'c created, I ciafrnc. If man were Ihe4 And on. women do yoil knill%. 1%.110 \%-eni. t hey 11, Named field Takes LIS PflPCr EnIpij.i Mrs. Janice R. Springfield,.Wriness" one, Puerto Rico. B. their daughter, Miss Judy Wilkins. to Dailey Park Smith, . Queen's Mirror Circle, Cassel. to Mrs. Kenneth are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of wedding trip to Daytona Bench I and are now at home at MI; forget and Wilkins of Nor0i Kingstown, R. iI I I L To National A/B Smith To Wed ,-Casselberry. S Spr ng Wilkins, Judy fil fi0 RY M A;; Berths !u1snn and 3S ~ 2R Hazel's Beauty Shop HAZEl. PORTER SMITH ~ ~ , , .", I I 0 : ~ ' , ________ ____ CHARGE IT I. --- -I I 11 ECKERD DRUGS _____________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ ____ A.M. P.M. _____ a in Sanford Plaza 10 P. 9 o. JENNY GILLILAND 1104 West 25th St. 322-1321 -. C I 5' I 44 IF 5... Jf _____ ______ ---- . S.-- --5 -- ,-;- ciT. _______ ' __ __ II + ' .5 - + ____ -5, . __j----I__, �-. - - $ft!nrh 1"ba" a6hjy know In am eeys By Abigail Bu,en kisses missreading, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 19 can be how lonely CIL-1, /___~ ; py" has any idea how much why, so I called the Impulsive BOARDING i1ousi OUR Horoscope Forecast wanted to I recruiting office and they ed, and I Van I GENERAL TENDENCIES: OW DI 'YOU T4AT OsJ Naturnily husband that I "sick" and ieed of a doctor because bEA1 ABBY: My 11, 1966 4 — Aug Pare ______________________________ *rralb Fill? ___ >" ".111 < PMIY oc ~7 e N DI 11 -` ffi,A% - RILL osLyemE!E(. LL.E C' At; 1994 __ 1 WR 31W Wflj ______ _______ _________ TO4i'MO\. o hvnt Muriel nQI? 1?A5) APJT MX _10T I - i 1:*1 tnya t,AWltEN(E: why 'hi M11. t1)Afl - I Lawrence : our her t u' it ws her n o lurntly honit. Yon time tor onrs1f a over. IF — M 0 I f I ___ ) _________ - 7D) Galbraith fly (ThANCES - YOUR 111140C 40D - SIDE he'd j ideas In the car " waiting" I before am out for once they're discharged. I would like to know where th at me of the house, mit- zy kid is. When we go to a restaurant, before I am my out of chair, my husband NO NAME off the room. 'Recently, at DEAR NO: A discharged 6 cents a home, mile on but he is not provided with "escort" to see that he gets there. If a marine marine Is given the funeral of a relative, all the which to get other husbands and wives were standing together "couples," while my husband Wood feet away from me. FRILLY D. re doesn 't go di 20 IN "sick" to pect common courtesy, then of DEAR I).: If It Is • marine years with your too few, I'll bet over your — pretty had humor that you affairs two had more happiness to- and you would be wise to get other than many couples a good night's rest and sidewho have celebrated their step arguments whatever. golden wedding annlve'rsarARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. ID I lea. * - j ____ '' signed fl175 % t~* ( .. I qT.I N C:' D' AT V RRR$UAP & )~,, i l THAN 141 kRMI MEtL A ________ — ___ ________ __________________ 0 __ ___ ___ ;J --- _: E U i$ '5 i. ..J IA,".. 'IkI ______________ l'_____ " "'' ITOMtJ4 Pt 4 '.,.,U 1".-..' WAVE of S TN' tp ,,"iFC'ZTAgLF ! / _____ ... __________________________________ oz \~ , \1 71, lq~ V 1; 011111 2: ___________ gAg'r a' three. 6 QZ1097 opened with one spade at all 682 ___ __ q- Nast passed South rebid to two hearts. ; •Q 10742 When North merely raises to While others may be mininter. 1 _____ __ ____ __ ___ 1f ____________ _____________________________ SOMETHING 1 SAW! BUT BEFORE I DO, 1 WT lb PRQ/E I WALK A SrRAIei4r _______ . - ____ _____ ___ ________ I'LL DO "ally put us on the xpot. Some- three and a half hearts, thus South should win, cash the ace Better plan some extra time times there if; just no clear-cut givin;r his partner it chance to of spades and ace of diamonds for whateve bid. It is obvious that North go buck to three or on to four. and claim the rest of the tricks get started and be sure you must raise his partner's two Lctually, If fractional bids were by means of handle those routine du- ~, ~, I VIt. croUruff. a , I I( . [ ~ - I "I " / 7 () - "1 • 1C4 b, 141*, i. yu • ut p. OC_ I 1 J/j Joneses in ea __ ____ I _____ ':.- OFF LJNNING ________________________ WITH 1kE METER MAN! ____ ___ _________ ________ ___ ________ ____ ________ IO ____ TIZZY __ JUST WANTED TO SEE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___________________________ I'OUWEIE TUNED IN _ ___ by _____ "71 _________ — . i __________________ _____ _______ ______ ____ ____________ _________ / 1. 1 6IP4EThE SRJGIMG MOO & N SUSIN5, OO I 'THINK. WE OU3H'T GO ( - ____________________ OU CA;7 N~;F WY U As G1., S I WP A JW-N W 'EM THE sproons DISHWASHER deter- piece of perforated hurdboard a low gas flume and using the monds in the way of ideas on Vent bite the pot and fill it with (two by eight and several hot fork to mash the shortening the ta ble. Othe rs will quickly water. Allow to boil for a few hooks. The board was put on a really helps. One stick of mar- go along with you. Be consiaminutes. and thor- wall in my baby's room and I garine re quires heating the fork te nt In all that you do. I ; - _________ ' I _____ ______ ____ / - AQUARIUS (,lan. 21 to ' .- '"'' - ______ ______________________________ _______________ ____ -______________________________ ; -1 wrinkles will usually disappear. come a genius at it. ecrea PEGGY when I was invited to fly to It has a tradition to preserve. tion should be relegated to the ________________________________ I.,onuon the weekend recent- Now for th e judging. In a evening. Daytime troubles beAayimr submitting a Pal- come light by being happy wi th I ly on "The Bombay beautiful overlooking the b' Problem, a solution to a mate. wondered what we were going Then I was told that Thames, we did the judging. Problem hunt. favorite boa.PISCES (Feb. 20 Mar. 20) ( L14lIjGWRPM=-1 SO4ft i PAPA!! SIM CAPT*,IW WS0tJ I SHULP WEV!R I4AF 'TRU5TRP HIM... RD. P'J 1I' ___________ -- __________ for j - '" : Safari, " or a to . I .4 - --- I ) -- . just ____ - '- ____ _______ ____ ______ Acaoss 1119 T _ ________ training ____ or ________ . It ' 1. . . actually plan a return visit. La- this?" I couldn't help replyiug, Do not. agents "Id, admit a tremendous amount of au anyonE to the floor after a eer• can result. Trouble shooting 'i . tar in the afternoon we had tea "We shan't tell bert" at Kilton In, Hoo Green, Mere Well, the cocktail contest was thin hour 'before the arrival of is the best outlet here, L" r ICautaford (Isn't that delight- won by Maurice Lambert of Vice President Hubert H. Hum- lally whore organizations az-c , .- " ____ ________ I 11 _______" I copy send your birthdate and pressed the press ladies artificial palm tree in the cock- Na,me' owers and we tail as Maurice did. with beautiful fl CAPETOWN, South Africa $1.00 to Carroll Righte r Forewe off to Loudon, Summing up this little story, (UPI)-The first man to appear cait (The Sanford Herald), Box I 0 At the Savvy In London we we 'lew home Sunday. We were before the local magistrate was 1921, Hollywood 2h, California. found th e elegance of tradition- tired, to be sure, but thrIlled Julius Caeser, charged with -" 71 Fnnd; flowers blooming with the atiafacUun that "The burglary. The next man was One out of every two persons in bank windows, enormous Bombay Safari" had been a Charles Plato, charged with at- In the United States will have 1 tazi, everything as It was in lively success. tempted robbery. Cieser was at least oneX-ray examination of yearaput.ldonut11ketuthink Tomorrow: No Flowered remanded In custody. Plato or treamtent in 1W, says the ________________________ of Idav as a "swinging city." Pants, Dear was aequftt.d. Picker X-Ray For ___ . _____ _____ _______ ____ _____ ____ __ .. MACE 50.Uoi IJDI8E MDYIIi-____ ATNIGIITf I!" ___ ____ ____ _____ . _.Ic - , I ' ____ - r -- Ilk _______ ____ ____________________________ - — ". NOW! MATLNEES DAILY thr4 S.4'l, Si .50 f Al EVENINGS moe. +hru than. S2.00 $ P.M. fri. sit. iun, hal. 52.50 2k addltfs& smoking ________________ THE MOST HONORED PICTURE OF HI lIAR _____________ TONITI THEU SAT. 1 " - a STARTS 7:45 - ALSO DUE TO LENGTH OF SHOW — PARTIAL REPEAT ON 2ND ' - ,4" courtyard SOry ___________________________ ________________________ _____________________________ _______ _____________ ___ IlFn,ale sheep ____________________________ ipi.) 171/JfLy ____ ______ ________ ______ ________ ________ _______ ______ JUEntreat ______ ________ ________ ________ earnestly 29 'What a —1" 43 Song (comb. 2mnuhui 20ht 24Goifrrs' uttounds33ftuminant'scud 44EgypUaa broods 21—and eska 25 ShIeld bearing OSSonof Chaos. g ther.) (myth.) 46 alt brows 22 Pedestal part 26 More--, 400i.stlnctpart. 4lAlsskancity. 24Carry(co I.) lCUlf)efd 4lRuggsd 45lncreai.dInsizi 26Gar en gadget 27Sycophants .mountain crest SO Poor Oynt's 27 Feminine F i drinks 42—andlve pickname ______ form) 30 Printing mistakes 32 Ticker tape —2 34 Nullifies t - J ________________________ mother ' __' ' 3 ' FILMED IN COLOR AND WIDESCREEN _________________------ -- --- _________ __________________ Specimens of hair supbelieved to have posed come from the Abominable Snowman have proved upon WN LOOK OUT ' for NEVADA _____ U'UI' STEVE McgUNIN SUZANNE PLISNITTI AT 10:45 ONLY examination to have come from the hairs of bears, yaks or other animals dwelling In the Himalayas. dried One specimen scalp preserved In a Tibetan scientific us - IN COLOR RICHARD F' I I ____ -r4 ___ ____ - .o , ( - - - , -- .1A ___ _____ iza _____ MCA c:;c, ,- - v( - I ___ _______________________________ ____ _____ _______ __________ 6)( 4-11114114:11 us 4 Iiiiiii ___ -- a.!, _______ _____________ ___________ 4 ___ - __________ I'VStaII4li1) I'., g,uedui'ai dic ASaN _________ __ ________ _____ ________ -. ______ ------ I VAN DYKE ____ I ''T/i:t OTHER WaftDisneu io" Inever _______________ 11,1(1 Madam Margo I Palmist & Advisor I _____ ______ _____ - I ------__ skin from the back of a -STARTS SUNDAY urow, a goatlike mountain antelope, 'THE SINGING NUN" DIIIII REYNOLDS Iuyil.p..di. U,it.seici ____ compound 45 Mci' 49 l'leasiui$ 51 Rocky pinnacle 52 Dismounted 5 Hard animal fat -11 TI 84 Uncle (dial.) ___________________________________ 85 BrioPb'ttc plant _____________________________ 56 .uentlal being 4a 44 57 StItch DOWN 111 ROMANCE! ________________________________________ 111 I " I ..- I.: I . AION! SECRET AGENT FIREBALL" I of a • FUN! I pius 4 ____ 54 __ _____ -, ____________ _____ • _ ____ __ ____ / ______ ____ I 4 / -T ______ F 4 1 4R, WARDS! CRIJSOE,USN. ____ ______ on all Problems Sickness and Business of Love __________________________ She Advises _______________ _____________________________ _______________________________ _________ e A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY Located Ia WINTER PARK, FLORIDA fl Orlando Ave. (HI.Way 17.,2 N.) Call 644.4941 For Appt. HOURS I I1l, Tec/tni'coi.c.r a ___ -r iziiati' is erm 141n line 35 Run wild ISEflicsrious ]OCinderella's — Faith.— and Charity 6 Carry too far 7 Through 8 Spanish ting ____'___\ I : _______ _____ ____________________________________________ - ri _ _______ Let's— around a bit SSetthe-- 40Einploycr 41 Roman torunye ________ / ______ ___ __ ________ 5 _______ ___ k morning 38 I)ry, as wine 37So ardisk 39 Bulk ., MW_ a) ____ $1.00 A CARLOAD IF, •' _______ _____________ _________ ., YA ,/ --v__ _ ________ 42 Chemtc,il ________ ____ ______ ____ __ _ $.gg - -.. _______________ ________ 1—OHhe ru " -_ ___ ____________ 1WINNII OF 6 ACADEMY ____________ _________ - ___ __ I ______________ '7 __-" - ____ _____ ____ _________ _____ _________ ______ ' ____________________ ,' 14 - _____ ______ ______ _______' _ ______ _______ ________ 91 - __________ ___ - _____________________ _________ - "...'.'.,,,, - ______ MOU&Y 7WE 6TR4N6 - Tnt t7IWTIaW l Cj4' 7WEY'LCTIT ________ ______________ ______ _______ - ____ _____ _____ I'VE GUT TO SLEEP. IF ", AIIYnOOY TI *NYTNIt46 FUNWY-Th6Y'IJ. GT IT. _________________ _____ ______ _____ %FAcAatP4i6prfaihba.P 1W MYMArEUU? ,Ri0g,Va4OAM TO ID ______________________ IPiPw"v UTIFXC1'#,WYMUN 6RI 1, I4TOlEWUp'TDU2XfEA __________________ - mo 'u. - Answ.r to_Pr.vlous Puzzle __________ ess __________ __________ ____ ____________________ WIG 611A*PA WL - - -- ( ''I,- jr ________ ____ PRACT CE! _______ ______ _________________________________ --.--- not Sante ______ ______ I -,, _______________ ____ . - ~ -, . . I crumpet uuder the table (my at your summer parties. Hert's ney locked the Secret Ber. "The Start, impel, they do his). His the recipe: bad manners, Bombay Gin; vice agents out of the arena . not compel." What you make . owner Mrs. Bell, promised to % peach brandy; ,% Bombay tit the union prealdent, Peter T. of your life it, largely up to S, send me a picture of "Benjy," vermouth. Add a dash of egg Schoemaun, advised of their YOU. Carroll Righ ter's Individual which I'm looking forward to white and a dub of lemon plight, let them in. , Forecast for your sign for Sep. receiving. Charles and Barbara juice Shake well and strain . tember is now ready. Bell, who are the owners of the to a glass. You can .plaoe a your , -----. r. . __________ __________ __ _________ ______ ________ _____ I ______ __________________ T"c4NØ, PILAPI*TEP vyw' h______________________ -__ FEP1DIPIJ'T EVEN ___ _____ brain. - _____________ • _____ t a I __________ ______ ______ espec- jul71 Hero I made a friend- the Ommaroo Hotel, Channel phrey, the convention speaker. concerned, since nothing Is too boxer. Isles. It's culled "Our Home" Doormen followed the orders complicated or this remarks. the handsomest dog, file He was, I admit, eating my and you might like to serve it to the letter. ________ _____ ______ ___________ ____________ ___________ I 1. _________ _____ us. 111 __________ ___________________________________________________________ ______ ______ ____ _____ _____________ p,i. BUGS BUNNY_________________ NO, PEcE' LOOKS LIKE I'D 2A.Ti.tE DO 1A NEED HELP IT MYSELF. r,,%,i7W P*2KIN'YER I NEED 7 \ CAR, PETUNIA l Z. ______ -_______ ___ __________________________________________________ _________ ,k.. IL - ______________ _____ ___ _________ ____ _______ gorg.ous _______ ____ ________ ________ ______ and exotic. My "Really, Richard, I'm not mother won't allow me to wear that much make-upt" 'Fill the Blanks (1 ) ________________________________________________ ______ _______ I , 0 1(o ) . lure' . I Ori.ra PH. 322-2902 ,,4. _____________ ________________________ ____ ____ ________________ ' _ ADM.-TONITI THRU SAT. ______________________________________________ ___ ____ is _____ RESTAURANT MAR-LOU i(ke I 'oi1at Show i'm-he %ViiCs A'h'n , - •1' we KANSAS CITY . ' wt*. I.L.'t A& I. Vi P 00. _____ ______ ___________________ II _________ "s I A f ' ______ _____ _______ ______ ____________ 9-SI , 'I -- 375 TO ______________________________ d JOHN U3ANI : IJSN JIMMY GEORGE i7.fl — Acres. from Sanford Plaza , (9) Where the A c tion Ii _____________________________ ±______i___— _________ __________ - II _________ PRIVATE PARTIES & DINNERS Call NORMA CARTER Our Hottest, 4.;) ".0 _ ________ IIj we set out to _____ _____ wOMAI4 1i.wvs KNOWS WHERE Ito FIND MS. A ." Bombay ________ Noo _____ Pointers, -_ ___________________ L to .- 1114; ( _ .II . ____ __________ - _____ I ____________________ _____________________ _______ . ________________ _______________________________ 4:3'' (2) (5) ___________ call 61-442$ - -- COMPLETE DINNER 17 No Hidde n Char.s _________ __________________ PJU9 MOSV TO 'ft 1 __ Off ______ S 3:2', I i' _____ EXSTD UIMB... ALT ' 3:0') (21 VS 1 75 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT "THE ABSTRACTS'' FRI. I SAT. 9 P.M. 'lit .30 A . V. , i21 ________ ") _______ course, made in Ut .$ M AND RISK 111N6 'mVl* hAMS t :' certain members of the press I Barmen from all over the UnItS making idea will receive i Although kin are not delighted were especially invited to visit ad Kingdom were in the contest. dollar if Polly uses the Item with situations as they exist, _____________ 1. seated at small in I'oli"s judges in The JL!dgeB were England show that you are devoted choosing a new cocktail made I tblia. The various cocktails all will be well by P.M. with Gin, which is, oil were brought In by number and Forget that ou tside project that judge. Over th e Some Orders England. seems alluring, but could bring We arrived in Manchester by table where the drinks were trouble. Be sensible. __________ plane and then we were bussed being mixed hung a very hand. IF YOUR CHILD 15 BORN __________________________________ toured some portrait of Queen Vie- Are Too Strict to Warrington, where TODAY . . . he, or she, will _______________________ the famous distillery to see how tuna. (This same portrait ap( AP ) - The have an amazing mind but is the gin made. We were beau- pears on the botUes of Bombay to be pretty pessimistic in Instructions to apt to £ tjfuliy entertained at luncheon Gin, by very special permis- SeCNt _____________ in a delightful, typical British ilon, I'm sure.) One of our convention official, of the his, or her, outlook upon life, so be sure to give sufficient inn. The Bombay Gin hosts hosts asked, "What do you think Plumbers and Pipe Fitters Un spiritual to offset this . . were gathered there to welcome of th e old girl, er . . . on Monday were explicit, flaw in the nature, and then The inn was so attractive, I Her Majesty would say to all to act as NIA ________ ______ _____________________________________________ _____ " room C _________ _ / _______________________________ ___ 'F'____ W14Y DID YOU LMVIF AM PA) AGO Oi CUMJ REFUDE PICKED ME IW...AWP I GOT IN THIS C01,10olTRY "NG / AS VUW OF T)EM ______________________ _ SAIP A HLJR1CAtJE ______________________________ o **srnow ________ 'vt S"PT YOU M§R_ PW HE GET THE CH 1! CARl81EAPii - 5' _______________________________________________________________________ V116-TW 5WIWP-1 RE PL15HE-P Ab _____________ .• WIFE i It -- ____________ I:') - 't- .rjP 1'Eitcyr11,IIt1. (21 (6) __ I 19, - -- - • Coffee or Is -- (91 I1.'n Casey $ (15) i4ununuir SHORT RIBS - 4 At Tb. DILTONA INTUCHAN •1 You _______ _______ F to hung your clothes. After III) Curry through with work __________ __' J u,u ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___ ---- The Lute SIi',w 2) NIh )60 8 __________________________________ 7 -_ 11~11 _ INCLUDES ieri4;I Souo Kno c kwurst Dimmer SsIsel Apple Strudel ) (9) (8) 1' .;71 __ - y • ;s t'i" log Thursilay NIlut at iii" 1:1.'. Two Fo"i flhjoti I :3') (21 I.et'" Make a lie.d Ti,.' W"rt.l Tunis News e;u N.ws I:0 (2) 1)ali)' 'V..i .1 u 1: FUhI).t 'I. l. 'if (Jun 1.1% ei 2 :'il 2u I S:I0 (6) News, Vcattuer (15 I'asswot'l 'l'he New1'v'1 (st,C 6:15 (2) SunshIne A1,n:tnai' :)) (2) The !),,ctorl (6) Hunshlne Almanac (15) lInus" I'arty 6:30 (2) Jr. (*,Ueg.' .tt,iI S,-,i,et.r in -' TUne For C' AIhi' New'. 7:00 ( 2 ) Today 2:j News Another %'orIt (9) 11111 llers'n li'w '; T, 'i','li The Truth VarIety ,'ui.'ruiI llosplt4l CIW 7:05 45) ('11S News 2:3" (2) You 1)on't 7: (2) Farm Report iS) u-:te of Night 7:50 () Today ___________ Nurs,'. (I) World At 1.aigI C') ' 410 21 TIu' 'Match Oania S:00 (6) CaPt. Kangaroo __ .-rs't Stortu t9) 7 Sunset Strip ____________ 2. N lii" N.'ws 4 :. 1 ________ >'' Feb. I the clothes hung neatly in you are expected to do and do the closet close the door and it so efficiently that you be- (9) ___________________________________________ 4; 7 ______ s. - ('i) 11 -.. - are I. ________ ______ _____ , t)', tiI , I" 1:01) (2) / cling and unpacking suitcase health. Get out tnt the town in I hung a damp Turkish towel in the evening and find happiness. are going ______ .. ______ _ EVERY THURSDAY 1', 41u (6) a A I ______ __ ii - "I i paper the closet where you i IA __ ' I to II ... — ___ ________ -- d. you _______________________________________________________ _________________________________________ It I _. ___ (9I itv 'ruin''' t-'nu () _______ • Drain out more ( OKAY OKAY, t.nr,',iu i.; SPECIAL GERMAN DINNER ,%ntr nt %tayi,errv i4uip..rmsrk't Sw.'-p IMIIIIOI r.' ______ feet) mighty wash the' pot as usuul. hung her small clothes from the two or three times, When you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jun. Use a brush to clean the spout. hooks. Out' hook will hold six re-heat the fork wipe It off 20) Although you niav not be I Lnihv dress hungers and -MABEL carefully with a towel as in a mood to work, get all those DEAR FOLLY — To PRE- can bt' added when needed. the fork will be greasy and technical matters behind could catch fire.-ALISSE quickly. Take the time have I)EAR FOLLY - When tray- treatmen ts that improvt your / )--- 2) (8) ___ ___________ coffee (4 If ' .,,..... t 1:10 (2) _____________________________ .-. _____________________________________________ ____________ ________ uil1lInru'M The ThCny. ''haIr, T.s'tter (51 ' 9:10 11 . - S:.l(l (2 Muinu.ter. ' 4 _______ ______ '" (5) 5: 00 1)1 ,' ynu'it _______ NIl Cu) . ______ _____________ ______ (Ii) t ____ -v C _________________ QL~ N". L _________________________________ ________________________________ 1u: (ltl(iI1I: official tree of Mis,souiri. u (21 ___________ ______ ____________ ________ (15) I.Ife of (9) 'ri 5 I'Ik Van ruyke It"uirv Pity The I):,? 9:1(t) 45) TiluirMilay Night ).t',vI" 12.''') .ieotirrty (9) H'%'Iti')IC(t 15) I.ov. of t.tfe (2) MIckey Finn'. ttun* 1t.1 I Cie (9) 1')'toti i'tit('.' ('115 N.ws 11:'2', :3fo 5g Country 10:00 (2) Dean Mar11,, usuIimrr 0 $how (S "r.'t, for T,,mrrnw Sewe NewIlfle 11:00 I 1.Iglut News 1.:: i:. (S am News jt' News I2: t 11:20 (9) )dttorial C,'tiitneiit I 10 () Tonight (', (fl,- Talk evening ____ ________________________________ U :00 42) ___ ___ jaunt I (9) Kaft Own _______ _____________________________________________________________________________ ________ ___ . better stop kidding yourself about wanting to "patch'' Iu'serve a raise." t.hini uip--nni begin to wonder ____________- ------ -why s'oui must require your The flowering dogwood : the . hiltt to rid 'nuu of uuv,vanted ,i ''rut Ky. (1 uI.'us 9) Vt"fl di the winter, sometimes at 10 dcgru'es below zero. (If 'VI' '.f'.- $hnw 7 :.19 1) Ininli') 1k,one r-washing!" -________ '______ _____ _______ _ IN 7:'lI) / \ I (SI No-wit (9) %IIt. 6:1 71 N.'w1ln" S :.lO 121 II it i.'y - lirink l"y Walter It "r ('r,,ti k lIe ('Iu.'yi'uuuie 'i'll' itlfl"nuau; (5) _ __________________ _______________________________ I!ini'.r it,,nm for 'rhr -;vi 'I' rn %Vc,yn:in i Iliirni *n4 Afl.n (S I (.p.y 1t04" 45) tle;i'i'r (9 • THRTENIN. it 'r si _______ 4 '. . ______ .N. : .'. ,,. oh- you don't know how tn iret rid ,'f yourself. tuu which case Digger Darrell llw.,isell served: "SVe ' 5I)8 -, ii -: ite X; " -') (') No, - I '1 ( T'.tsv 9:1,0 ('j) ,,f (roio-hn _____ u '••;') I ion elevision ________ ________________________________________________________________________ fare. ___ _____ _______ _______________________________ to me 'Go on horn. saii u,i,l take them nver to Mrs. Ione if ihe Ian the door in his ing digging this blood worms far,. it ''nn't flatter to him. along the shore of this old sea- , Nt if vnu're really interested port, famed in clipper ahìp4avs in arousing his remorse. Of as the home of wealthy euupt.uins ','ni may not be. in the China trade. flyt)e Mr. .Inneq is * hors _____ . • n. enne r1row, XwOrn ,liek nf ynii' I'd fer-I game ___ _____ - -1 IN - niatch. \ first to .l .. - ___ ____ operating. 1 -1& '- .. ____ __________ ' I <0 ties well. Evening is then OK to start You have Tit) interruptions then. By Polly Cramer SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. & Q-Obthu 21) If you get busy with reg. I. Folly's Problem VENT having a discolored cof- Should we ever move, the board I ular work during the day, the DEAR FOLLY-Bow do fee pot use those nylon net can always be put to other uses. f is then free for some you and the girls wash or dish sponges scrub away the -MARY special little with loved clean small 'braided rugs? brown discoloration without al- DEAR FOLLY - Whenever I one. Don't leave anything to Mine always come apart and lowing it to build up.-MRS. a recipe calls for soft shorten- chance, Be sure some pesky bill eurlupafterbeingwashed. L. F ingIforgettotakeftouoffspaidontIme. -MRS. M. W. DEAR POLLY Our house the refrigerator ahead of time. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. to DEAR FOLLY - The reader dues not have adequate closet Once I discovered that heating Dec. 21) Meet your obligations 'who baa trouble cleaning her space which any homemaker the prongs of a kitchen fork during day but in P.M. is best pot should put two table- knows is awful. I bought a slowly for five seconds over time to put your acres of dia- :_',, ______ _____ _______ L cT cA'' ____ ___ Pay Hike In the uuicanliune, the Joker comnllcating their lives. E'or men for bait. They are shipperl proc'!e(is to fix a basketball thus,' who enjoy medical melo. all over the Paat Coast. Some 10() men making a Ii" b'fnre hue meets hula drama, this should hr good ___________ ________ ______ -. _____ __________________________________________________ 1 0 /7 " :1 -___ UPST4,u5 WALL \WllDoWS c --- vision, ' _____ TI-1E missinc Win o __ AND WA',( uES i ______ ___ c: .7 ____ 91%,N ' 'V _______ ___________________________________ __________ save a _____ M.DThE I , 11 -. ______ ______ _______ _____ () — ~ to . Suuzy Parker, Ann hike from the worm dealers. Ynw chkl will he filed with hInoI The dispute concerned and hltirareet Ilaya too Ilelun, but everyone knows lie's ti'h i•'rnore that he'll he only gxI For hunt and he is exposed. Stelank' I'owers are the ladles worms, prized by sports tisher . , nut to pick sonic ____ >WH'' - in turn sc scontialnum ichoInstic schemes. Adam dropout, icos And Robin pretends to be .. f,~ I ~i - ,: . - ~ "I _; - _____ I" I.. '4 f ( _____ lfls hejn in a home boy k. Thnt'. not hard u'here nightmare. %VI8CASST, Mine (A F' ',vfuI. I 'iI prohihly go home Cliff Robertson, Wiseasset's worm diggers trike and cry and cry. So you better Grimly Ghoul" (Color) (Rerun) chat.i Callan. is over. The worm ! diggers WOfl think about how mean von were The Joker Is still running his .Inma Mnf!Arthuir and Nick I it"` , " -101iiiIII P., - . _______ FOR _______________________________________________ ________________ ____ "Ball of the North players dorful bids aren't allowed so aratlon during A.M. Be at your ,. ,.. we dodge the issue by suggest.- ease, use mind not emotions. omptly jumped to four hearts, ing that South go to four Unthe other half hid only three. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) _______ less he knows that his parther Take care you do not Irk emAfter three hearts was bid Is a decided overbidder. there was another 50.50 diployer or higher-up during day 16 With hearts breaking 2.2 or you really got Into trouble. Half the South players 24 p p. , re is no way to go down tinued to game, the other con at Show apprecia tion for the eftext for rest of bIdding) the -_...four hearts but there is a cor- forts of others, Evening can 111100 half passed. We would like your Opening 1e.d....4_ 6~ ,rect way to play the hand. then be a very happy, enjoyn. opinion on the correct bidding "" — __________ heart bid and It would be A ssume that West cashes three ble one. of this hand." __________________________________________________________________________ _______________ ___________ Our friend from Canada has mighty nice if he could bid clubs and shifts to a trump. LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) ' ____ _______________ • - - Q~l brain arni __ -- ' to be able to make a fractional your reasons. Social meetings X .,=---; ~~ - - ~w bid in hearts. But those won- in P.M. require precise prep- 40 - AK 542 K Q DI A 41086 Both a C__ three, South also hats a to ugh preting your motives this Is a problem, Again it would be nice good day to clear the air, give tables. West always overcalled with clubs and after North and •AKZPB3__•Q K3 LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) his with a recurring ing which may sCorn to you like frontier, as always. 7:30-N p.m. AlIC. lintman. just Another esiening At any of "lie Meets Ills Match -• 'l'hie a half-dozen TV hospitals. Mi- li -' ,~-` — 11 _ ______ S..- — Is that he is bothered (\'r'r, She problem n he .:, -- :' ___ Dar- Mr.. the the mere raise to sure that you get it. turguinient with order. lit to on staris a he 5tUC5 with ten. companled fly the French entri. boss And In turn he (1111ts his The usual good dialogtie and to tinrinrietnorid. If I had to .,aerid aw;sy from me every summandant's daughter, Ifetolse job. Ihuf witchcraft sets every sUspense prevail. oi"r, I'd certainly need people hack in thing (Jacqueline Deer), our hero has e CRS Th '."ry kind to nu". Rut. yrni the 9.11 pm. Clis. som trouble convincing Worm Diggers " The 'vere not very kind to dashing Spaniard. lint superior Tiiutrdny Night Movies. thur old Interns." (Rerun) A 19fl2 offer.Irmpq, f I wore you and brawn _____________________________________________ .... rt _______ ________ you, preference Iloone Is on hula way In French trading post, and Is :nuI / 742 i*d _____ fl • to to a r. aco6q a. lot of discussion in our duplicats group. Th e bidding was .1,1! convinced .____________________ _ ________________________________________________________________________________________ nicely. ia .fones ".._-\ .___ Write Letters for All Occa. ning the picture will clear up i — .and Dumalone." "71i I wonder if marked 1INDELIVERED. Study the facts. This .................... helps you to reach the right i Judgement. Be patient, I S MOON CHILDREN (June Jacoby and So 41045 22 to July 21) Concentrate on Vwk how to rid yourself of some allowed we would favor three- problem that is bothering A letter from Victoria, BritNor th but don't ta ke action be fore quar ter hearts with lab Columbia, reads In part: '-66 ft. hand. For this reason we recsunset. You need the assistance e-11 " VAJ976 'Were is a hand that has caused IL (Iii, 8.11 * ____________________________________________________________ my husband died in Korea. my letter was returned to me -. ion 'TO rV Ri _____________ hide t frustrated I a '4 — , anti p.m. ' AFT I ' _________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ I n can 't __ t'%Tl'fl UTV WF 'Q.T1t At"- OESSE FuST' agent a p.rFw tt,HVF. !I-4OLtlT.' WAITAMIWUT'E s..:;....... 1, . &414 L a '-': C i b W1, for me Utriry " . llr, I _____ _____ _______________________ _____________ _________________ Is that too painful an arhiis4run 1(1.11 p.m. vn',? There's nothing' w'nng' flC, AbOut vntin iomeone to o "Spend tin Summer a Ma r f,lfi' of Show. (Color) f'hyfr. overstayed her we!who's Another entertaining show f. home Million I'hyfe." (Rerun) henry * little munuind tucing a secret turing hnt Rowan and Martin rrn', Inwer, (10C301 allow a f.vear-old ch i ld and the regular crew of Iom fair In IbiS rink- tuceause to dimi- 'ur iuest for us. I f1ffls,, 1. I e Kaian, gets a tntc' of the good life lie itinnee to rornnnce Frankle Randall, IncH Roli n encournes hi neness, him to and Wisa f)'Oro. Tonight's hi honesty. It to charming foreign agent behind the appearance of Rarhara \f. Marvelle, playcul by I,isa Gayc. gtteata are The ?Tht,Ie to -. \,,u '' _____ You yrnirs.'lf "anter1 t'hfts man to gn loinmo, At singer .ty ¶"'_) _ ____________ '' _____ _______ I i 'regns P ' t (ITP - gne.' vmir (Herun) thIIe gives Marl u-log for her tuirthitlny, ami (lrai.tpa Ius n fit about It He says the ring 1un a curse on It, and when t'aI1 the curse stupid superstItion anti tries the ring on himself, he flown under It all, both are in. flair and comedian pat ffenrv. )rneqty in order to hurt peeple. get it off. ptrh ft you really want 7:(Ji:O NRC. Daniel terested In a secret elctronk Tbe hand salu?M this week Is to ehild , 'nronrae von r •tIm;ny Dorsey. thk ip. Hone. '(ahrl.'l 1inIor 'i (Re. tieviqe. . ]~I . £..., ph. he nfUfc1, m 1t•d4 p.Ui, run) Cesar Itumern guest stars 9.9'IO p.m. ARC. f1witcflCrt. have do iq isv to him: Christmas as Esteubn Dc Vaca, the com• 'qiouuble Split" (Rerun) Nobody era. "Too Many Ic WV*. t.. ?I& •S* St SC, is feeling very "Mr. Mrs. John Steed anti mander of a Spanish Army de. Insults Samantha, not even the Trees." innely heciwo" 'he's mis.celebrate Christmas t a and that tInuihter of one of her huus. Peel learned to say 'money' today? Will, that's a tachment who Is a little party, hut the festltic take a in the hny. Thnf'* 'vhy she bone is Ifrench revolution- hand's clients. She good basIc vocabulary!" . bj. A1L4.tTz fl TV Time R:U1 I'm. ARC, ilertuuno ___________ " X* sters, "f'hc' (/ .' _ .. - i 11 to ynnrielt eeuise wanted. 7:.lOR p.m. (fl, ihe Nuns. ,':. ;-u' • - and viva him thai stentlrm h. /s o, ov 10If a I 1. '• ' __ - 0 . S....., e best writers GEMINI (May 21 to ,~ - ALj.9*WrW, SLUE*E ~i ___ __________ __________ biggest % .1 ______________ . 0-41- f,\ ) , II :1 ii giving 411A /',' - 1 I __________________ WSR I higher-up and Dumpy," whose husband listed in the marine corps. kisser, I We didn't hear from him for was an could not shake the urge to several months, so 1 wrote write. to him. He wrote back say. My husband was an im. big he would be leaving soon Bate to write letters'? pulsive kisser, too, which I shouldn't write to him. Jun and wrote anywas just one of the many Send $1 to Abby, Box 69700, 21) Don't make radical chanI got worried Los Angeles, Cal. 90069, for ges during day because you are ways he had of saying, "I I didn't hear from him to Abby's booklet, "Bow love you." Four yea rs ago so I wrote again. This time f eeling - by eve- -' ,'. ________________________________________ ____________________________________ NF I DE NTIAL TO be loss from accident, etc. 'Re_________ "ASPIRING YOUNG WRIT- lax and be patient In all thinga,, i that I qualify for can be S ER": ur advice on how to be- very pleased by evening and come have the th TAURUS (Apr. 20 to 7i1*y . wastebaskets. 20) DurIng day you are apt to * * auwq,it. *1,. hi' Problems? Write to Abby, care and avoid later problems, I Box 69700, Los Angolea, Cat, One who is very practical can 90069. For a personal reply, be quite critical, but take with Inclose a stamped, self-ad- a grain of salt. Give a brief d ressed envelope, explanation. Employer or . -. r care during day or there can Not LA . "'.1 old 11. ~ __ You have to exercise great niiib impulsive '. - ______________ CO but -II ____ in a 1111 . --:--' everyone 0 inc the letter .. Aitho the evening finds most man were who has any power a successful writer, you gain benefits, DEAR ABJ3Y: After read- •_ A the • • . ,q,lp. nor Ill 0 You air indeed "sick." . ctly home, It's neither the business the responsibility corps. ___ __ " 44": DEAR an In .-. :. ~ — KWAN IRI I ' _ _ NOW! 1:00-3:50 6:45- 8:50 L____ Lii , 4 i ____ ____ Lz1 - I ________ - S __________'._ - -- -- - - - - , .- - I ' ,,1f 4 *A 4't)S.i - "- -. -... emommommv - - — I $ -'-I.," - - - I.- , ' I ! - - _H �- -- )H...j...1 - -U ---T *__.-- - ,,,,, s--,* - .i- q__-_----...-,-i..--. e, -• -'.• --- -------- - . . ______________ ___________________________ . ..4JL ...-_i I-*_. L. -- " ' ' --- - Your White Elephant' .. Will Find .A Home . Through Herald C1assifi.ed ' . Pets L-SupplIes 2Persona) 15. Special Services Wlir Dn oa have a drInksa probls.. BEAGLES for male, 21-0149. CARS WASHED ANI) wACED, - Write P. 0. Box liii, Bastard. at your home or mine. Cell LOB SALE: Registered male Roy Green Jr., 2-eR0s. SUICIDE PrmT%flan. 1l WE Airdale, 2 yre. Champion Blood Lines. 32-44*. CARE, Orlando Ul-$Rfl. Richard's Tree Svc. I WflL WOT r.epouslbl. to? POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed TRIIiIWNG, democstng, remnvany debt. Incurred by aitynue healthy. Tiny toy & miniature Ing, high preecure sprtiylng. d'tbar thait myteif SR St AugFree estimate at utud. Terms. 331-1449 3.Ohnti ______________________________ net 11, 1P. Dallas S. Turner. _______ SPECiALS: Baby Skunk., $26: SURFBOARD REPAIRS Squirrel Monkeys, $16: Beby 4-Beauty Care 290$ Park Circie )Iynahs, $29.95; Pet and Fish 122.4053 or i22 -$fl after S .Tn. Supplies. _______________________________ HAII.TUETT'F BEAUTY W o e k, Animal Kingdom soft water, evening spp'ts. 1O ______________________________ PAINTING . CARPENTRY Lnngwond Ph. _S. Oak Ave. 22.B7U. ___________________________ . J. Adoock _ ________________________ __ sznf orb lIrrnIb Pnge6B - Aug. 11, 1966 50. Misc, Per Sale TEXT CAXPING TRATLER 11(111. R1;AU'rY SHCP tor edo. C*ll ti&s. rn _______________--- BE'R'FY"S WTORLI) BOY'S NAVAL Acslpm' iTni. PIZZA 'rAXK-CWT. Mud enerl form, site 14. Excellent oondi.. flee due to Ill hE'dlth. tion. $32-40U. _______________________ _______________________ j be 6. Child Care ________________________ • (I) ANIMAL RAVEN KENNELS: Bole th lour Root 7 7 Boarding. For sale, .AKC Chihue& J TURNER ROOFING hue, she mixed br.eds, also Ph. 223-3409 Sanford BiG TOP ______________________ ________________________________ pigs. 3.5753. __________________________ NEW 0VRS, new poII. Dafly ______________________ except Sunday. Al.. PTI4OY _______________________________ 23....i.PaIiithig Puppies for .le, ________________________ vninga. U1$ S OrlsUo Dr. PEKINGESE AKC registered,, wormed. ::z-i o. _______________________________ Tilson Painting Service shots, reasonable. Ph. *23-1910 Brush anytime. Spray 8 -0350 AS EAST ma calling en your _______________________ neighbor . . . placing Want AT STUD: AEC German ShepREPAIR & PAINTING herd A Chihuahua dogs. Ada by phone . . . Dial $2322-5424 2111. _________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________ 10. Poultry 24. Well Drilling Legal_Notice HORSES BOARDED Reasonable Eatea i__onvw JITDGE'l 0011*? Good Riding Area. 223.1*11 WeIWOLE 00ViTt, P'LO*ZD* Phon. roe pi.. BIM AAB. LAYTON, 60. BusIness Opportunities I l ____ 11: Sale C. A. w'lIlrmON TIC4ET fl? S. Pt' 95. - RORTRT A. WELL.S DRTLLED, PUMPS __ SPRINIR SYSTEMS All Types and !ises W• repair and Servic. STINE HOGS FOR SALE. 233.3794 __________________________________ 307 MachInery & Supply Co. W. 2nd St. _______________________ ________________________ ______________________ il. Catering - Food _______________________________ Dceaasd. __________________________ __________ __________ HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE iN. Alile to tirive. Not tier age t.o. ('crc of invalid _____________________ young men in )it'el elicit. SMALL Busineis need perking ?tothor Ill. Isieting Job for right pereon. Please do not up? Vie Low-Cost Want Ad. ____________________ _____ t tell and eall! ecU if you do not gntdify. 2______ ______ 3ii0. SELL 05 Your Purniture. Quick Service with the cash. SUPER TRADING POST CIRCuiT 0011*? OF THE 515TH JVDhcmA.I CUlT OF AN!) FOR SE SOLE Cflil'j), PLOPI3DA. CHAWCEfl' 50. SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS 'RANK, Plaintiff, Picintif!. to by the claimant, his agsnt, uliurney inn accompanlea by a filing fee of one dollar and such claim or demand not so filed shall be void. Frances P. Freeman, As administrator of the. Estate of MII.TON E. FREEMAN, Deceased Eidon Wiggins :io E. Colonial Orlando, Florida Publish .lul 21, 2 A- Aug. 11 1956 DDB-72 ________________________________ Ph. 2-2:iu. 1V.\ WHIRLPOOL Automatic . ,iii,rr ruti new. 915 Cafl 2- m. CALL DAI' *22-41*2. SAULS BR. VERY Clean. Close in, Jimmy Cowan. 222401$, RIDGE. 103 DrIftwood Lane, 2 I1DRM, 1% bath, ceotral air and heating, chain link fence all around. Ph. 322. 6726. PARK ____________________________________ NO QUALIFYING S1MPIX assume i'ii, mortgage after paying 9750 doss'fl Pa)'ment with monthly pA)'ments of $34.40 and you can move a... .mi .,. . uu,'tt,i ,.tu LlIfl r home immediately. The total price is onh)' $3,850, Sec it Now! ! I yu.u, Fl-IA GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 3-1-4 BRS., 2-2 BATHS Jim Hunt Realty 2124 Park Drive Office 822-2111 Night: $2-064$ or 228.0700 - REDUCED ALMOST new 4 Bdrm,, 2% bathi den with fireplace, large kitchen. 2001 E. 2nd Street., Payton Realty 231-1301 2640 HIawatha at 17.11 I ROOM HOUSE, completely fur itished, corner lot, close In $750 down, bat. like rent 121 E. 2nd. Ph 222-6177. 96. Houses-Sale or Rent BY OWNER: $ BOrm,, 2% bath. central air & heat, 2-car gas mg., enclosed porch, 27 ft family & 1$-ft living rooms choice area, $22,591. 100* Grey Manor 222-9087. Legal Notice - b CIRCUIT THE COUWI IN NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. U AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTI FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY 50. 16211 WINTER PARK FEDERAL SAV INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a corporation organized an' existIng under the laws of th United State. of America, Plain titi vs. LOAL DEAN ;flC5 and NOR MA JEAN GROSS. hi, wife THOMAS 3. ZORETIC, JR. an BARBARA 3. ZORETIC, his wife CLEMENT M. JOYCE and MAR' C. JOYCE, hi. wife; and Till UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA; Dc fend a at %O'I'ICE Or stii' TOu CLEMENT )1. JOYCE Rfl MARY C. JOYCE, hi. wit 184 Ellicott Road Tonowanda, Ness' York and to any and all other pat ties claiming any rIhit. tlti and/or interest iii and to th following described property, I ",,.... . a wit: oJ3 In Block TERRACE, SemInol Counts', Florida, according I the pint tht.'n-''! recorded I I'lat Book 11, Page 23. of tt: I'u II ii' l(.'-'rii.' of i'tctn mu, ('ouIity, Florida. 'YOU ARE HEREBY NOT PIED that the Plaintiff, WI TER PARK P'EI)EitAI. SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. corporation organized and cxii ing under the laws of the Units States of America, with its prit cipal place of business at Vii ter l'ark, Florida, has ivistituts uit against you in the Circt Court of this' Ninth Judicial Ci cult, iii arid for Scmuuitiole Cou ty, Florida. the nature of t suit is to foreeloec those certa ercu,nherivig t mortgages above described property. za property being situated a 1 o c a t c d iii leniinole Count Florida. You and each of y C 'i U I r e 4 hereby are file your A n s w •- r wills t Cl c r k of the Circuit CuU in and for Seminole Count Florida, itsid serve a COPY thiet upon W. i. Winderweedie, of t firm of WinderWeedle, 1-lames Ward, 224 Park Avenue, SQU Winter Park, Florida. Attorne for Plaivitift in th. abuSe actil on or before hue 2'jtli day August, l'66, cist a I,u'trte F Co*ifcssu will be e,stered agaii you, IT IS ORDEREI) that this amtford hera published iii The a newspaper published lvi Sen ttole County, Florida, once es week for four cunst'cUt$Vi Wee WITNESS the hand of I Clerk .f the Circuit Court. Set twit County, Florida, this I Z5th day of July, 31456. (SEA!..) Arthur H. JJckWlth, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Cut Donna 14. I4rkoi, B. C Winderweedie, Rallies & War( 234 Park Avenue, S,,utb Winter Park, Florida 4. 11, Au Publish July 11166. Lot 35, FERN ______________ -------- - ' - ,, :' tu,' tu tMEM / VE 1V CA1ER iti MckJ's F€AR ML,) - (HESTUPID('\ I YOUR SHRINKING I \ 1 VIOLET 1% 120, , mont' of $440',, 223-4744, luster sn'I sir "n-I. I'S') 122- t'tqnllo, coy,'!,, ,'e,st oriyet'i, elM. trsns.. ne' ns. $400, $2h-9493. ',,'. - - t'a ' i,ug '• - - ' ' - - AutomotIve Service __________________________________ AUTO GLASS INISTALLED Sl'NKA ftII< ('.LASS & I'AIN U)MPANY ______ r' - - - C *W4 I, Is? I -- - - -I - Want Ad Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads 425-5938 CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR AD NEXT DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY - The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Cost Per Line Per Day 24c P.r Line ONE DAY THREE DAYS . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . 21c P.r Line FiVE DAYS - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c P., LIne . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - , . . . . i7 U I as 102. EATIS FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS-NO CHANGE OF COPY ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) 97. Houses For Rent 2 h3L)RM. I"L'ltN. house, utilities furn. lOS \V. 18th. 349-5211 Mobile homes • 3195 - $OA 63 Comet ik 2.door, ewes?. cylinder, ace - $OLfl W. iO 63 Oldsmobile WE WILL AIR CONDITION ANY POPULAR AMERICAN CAR J.tflre, red and white, foe. Posy air, power stcerfnq and b,ek.t, fluid FOR AS LITTLE AS- ______ PLUS INSTALLATION FURN. AI". at 317 V.'. 12th St. Cvtll on'ner 661-4269. Fo rT] choice of two NO DOWN PAYMENT "5 (FARE BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE) WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONERS I"t'IIN i),iss',istalrn Apt, 601 Palnietto As'.. 11h. 322-1374 after p. 'us' cLEAN, i"URN. Apt, near shopping center & base, 2617 Elm. .PT. 113 FItENCTI, 322-6530. ______________________________ UN14'URN. 2 UmIrm. duplex Apt., Kitchen eqtuiiiiieul, ige. rooms & closets. 322-2834 after 1 p.m. p. m. Treat The Family - Vacation This Summer In An Air Conditioned Car! YOUR FRIENDLY FORD SERVICE & PARTS DEPT. OPEN 'TIL 4:30 P.M. SAT. EFFIC, APTS., private baths, titliltie, turn-; specisaily suited for retired people. Ideally located downtown, inquire at Jacobson's Dept. Store, 211 K. 1st. St.; Sanford. injection in- 270 3.itOOM furniehesi Apt, $40 too. All utilities. 813 Magnolia, Apt. 1. p2 62 Mercury I 4-doer, condiflon.d, 1080 INCORPORATED 62 Pont icc a 17. 92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. WINTER PARK MI 4.8t1 air poweied (Three to choose from). As law as. Strickland-Morrison Autemoilc trassinission, radio, heater. whitvwlI Heat, 2-ton. blue and white. soic 2486 house. ü1Q IN OUR NEW LOCATION Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Di qfrOgJwitQd A' To Visit Our tew Facitity NEW VOLKSWAGENS '•. s ' :' ' - 't, and Meet Our Personflet In AU Departments. '\ Come B Soon ., ,- ' . , ;;. .' '4' (OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M.) PH. 322'1135 (ORLANDO) 3219 SOUTH HWY. 1742 SANFORD 61 Chevrolet Impala hardtop, V'S. automalc, radio and hugrer. 7(1flCOWN 60 Mercury -- Z'do,a', automatic tranamis. sie, radio, hearer. l 1dS4/" NEW & USED CAR 59 Pontiac SPochi.O 4-door, automqftc, power Iter isq. SALES DEPARTMENT '"4':' " " " '- f - - " -' Ellinor Motor Co. $77 cOOWN ' - JVDOWN UU THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. Y-J, air co.sdltlan,d, radio and livot. - -' $1L1164_$fl _$iIA9S MONTH 61 Olds flaw 2.doar hardtop, Payton Realty I Cestiseehol four door, All Coetlneet.I cceasork,. Friday tued Saturday only. If?, •vPva clean. $60. FOiLS. lB d'sE. 210 Laurel Ave. $75' Keys at ''rci Williams Hardware. 3 BDRM. CII house. 618 Briar2 BR. KIT. C(lUilil)Ud, $60 mo. chiffe, Ph. 3-5598. 3 lilt., 2 H.-tt'J'iI, Central air, $150 ma. 2 BORN. HOME unfurn. Avail- 3 lIlt. 2 IIA'I'it, K it. equipped, able now 322-1549. $125 gao. 2 BDRM.. KITChEN turn., space heater, $75 mo 322-5303 or 3-130l 2640 Hiawatha &t 17-91 832-2838. 2 h1I)IIM. l"tJItN. borne, $75 ttio. Wa tar in.'l u.lvui. 322-6370. THE Classified ad columns ars like a home town buiietin UNFIJhtN. 2 HOIIM house, kitcisi'.j u ipp m- '1, cii r port, large en board for offerings of ali fenced in backyard. After 6 kinds. Call 32-611 todayl I). HI. WC&'kllIl)'N, 322-172f1. 2 I3DRM. t'NF'URN. 122-2287. 64 Lincoln Sale I"URN. APT., 2300 Mellonvllle. WEL.AKA APARTMENTS 114 FU1tN, Ai'T.. close In. 322-2800, - Pal hid t U .1 se. 9 Sf,. 2695 Cowan, 322-4018. . -- dk4osIne. - 10-1--Trailer Space-Rent _______________________________ onl.mke T1t4Ii.i-:it & AsIsh)', 322-7363. _______________________________ iw;. Apartments For Rtrnt ________________________________ & 2 LiDiuM. APTS., Completely eqUippei by GENEILAT4 Ei.ECTRIC which tnciu,Ies electric kiti'luets, hcititsg & eaiollng. '('O\VN' N LAKES GARDEN APAR'1MEN'I'S 322-1120 ill E. First St. Il-Money Wanted 44-Sung. A i5 (6-insurance I$-8choolu & instruetlona 70-Employment Services' 11-Male Help Wanted t,-P'.mahe Help Wanted '$-Maie or Female Help Se-Sties help Wasted 77 -SvtuaUos, Wanted 77-A-Situutlon l%'anted Students Il-Income Property $2-Business Prop-Sate $2-Real Estate Wasted $4-Real Estate Sale $7-Basinass R.nt.le $0-Lots For Sale 9h-Fazm.-Orove. 93-Acreage 91-House. Poe S1I SI-Houses--Sale or Rant IT-House For Rent $1-Real Estate Exchange 100-Resort Rental. 101-Traiters----Cabsns.a 10$-Mobil. Uome.-Sai. 10$-Mobile Homes-Rent 104-Trailer Space-Riot 91-Testis, L,ots'-$ale 91-Apartment-a For Items 101-Rooms For utent 112-Rental Agent. 11$-Wanted To Rest e 115-Auto. For 1II-AuIoP-$5I. or Trade 21$-Trucks Poe Sale 120-Automotive Service lil-ScOoters * Cycles 32-Boats A Motor. li1-Marin. Supplies 97. houses For Rent l.A ItO K 2 iii slIM. unfuru. - )h.UI'!l''I'Ili l.1'li svlth cabvunhs. 'ist'il, light,' & wiut Pt hh,'i5' te fssrtu. ,,%ult . $50. l'ii. 322-7343 Publisher riserves right to reject, revise end properly ci.sslfy iii . .dv.rtisem.nts. . . I, basis only ton typograpoucal Adjustments will be mad. on a re-run rrors that effect the vilue of the .d. Adjustmenfs wiii not be m.d. beyond lb. first insertion. . - door, ?uIt Meteor four 1.. i.,4i.... ..,,taaa.4 1.. cc 108-Moltile Homes-Rent 8:30 AM. to 5 P.M. t:00 AM. - 12 NOON SATURDAY 65 Mercury - Department Hours MONDAY through Friday __ ------ FURN. APTS. elope In. Jimmy Ad V MoUhl..E hOMES Hwy 17-92 5. Sanford 122-2562 Always order yur ad on the economical weekly or hen you get earlier results. Call and monthly rat.s. cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at earned rat.. Want Hunters - UUUW TWENT'YONEDAYS.................. l4cPerLln. h-Lost & Posad 2-Personals 4-Beauty Cat'. S-Card of Thanks s-Child Car. $-Doge----Cats-Pet• 20-Poultry - Livestock ti-Special Notices li-catering - Pool 14-Bicycle Repairs 11-Special Services Il-Interior Decorators h7anitorisl 3ervices 15-Land.eape Service It-Builders Supplies 20-Hardware 21-Borne lmprovemest& 22-Plumbing 21-Palatial 24-Well Drilling 31-Air (ond. A Heating 26-Roofing 2$-Radio ' Telev4sios 26-Photo A Equipment 20-Rome Apphisacee $1-MusIcal In.trvmeusta 23--Businsia Kquipmelt 33-job Printing 34-Ulholstery Zi'- -Vacuum CIsaners 37-Moving & Storage Z$-Eite,mts&t.rs 4$-Plant.. . Feedi - leeSt SD-Misc. For Isle 11-ArtIcles For Rest 51--Swap or Exchange 1Z.-Wan'ed To Buy 66-Furniture For Sale IS-Antiques Far Sale 5$-Money To Loam 55-Business OpportUflitIsi Bargain , . •..,..........*......S.,.. " For Used Car _______________ ___________________________________ . . . . . . TII 5 SAVL WnI - ' Steml-)c1' Agency SOUTH SEMINOLE 322-2611 YS! BU _________ Information SANFORD For Sale '41 flIll, AIR (Thev,,'V*, 4 mIt., Ph, 2*1.44"! p ste.'rIng, suIto, trans., ale 3i) Meinofla 40,n,flru set. mli's, $22. e'sn'i , 61124._121. Scooters & Cycles ,,•._f. L.!,%I'I '',,V Ii U .11 I' r IS , VEPA MOTOR RCOOTIU ed, $(10, ('an he s'n l 1447 PA WA MOTOR C'YC1,Pt PotIons. - V.', %Vslllv,gtr,ri Dr., _________________ TAO() AhC1NN AW)W--______ ERS 154$ VW, all e"ressonte., perfert iOfl. Apartments For htent ronI. 91,000 1942 t'u-.ItSCIIE f,Wf 97. houses For Rent 4 RERVTC _________________________________ _________________________________ 2417 W Cointry Club Rns.1 R.11fl, ecslienp______ $2Vi. ____________ __________________ _________ _____________ FIT it NI 1411 K I) aa-uas rho. ('()MMODOUE l%luhtM., I hsstls $45 to $125. con', i & e, f'!TEV - li'ep, 5 lJNFtIhtNlRltKl) 2.2'l'i'. I4< Tt1:T1uiESTriX MMorevt0 APAIt'rMEN'l'S ______ I tO 4 flpflM., I bath $45 to $225 V'URNISIIEI) - UNrtTRT4tSHD l7' CC. 110-5 4on and *,i'lme p -as'rnonhs.,1)-'44. WIlY GO r'UWI'IU'!lt? Ph. Resident Mgr. 218.1140 ________________________________ -'Veti tan'? best our prices! A Multiple Listing Realtor .e or Call 2 ItOoM APT for rent. Private 123. Boats & Motors APi'A.I4ET1 hat It. Till Pfltteflu'e, private CUE VEt tA NI) 1IOI 19198. P'tenoh $fl-4991 ?Ielions'iIis, 332.6420. GATEWAY TO _______________________________ 11111 Roland WATERWAY Chrysler - ilyninuth 2 BDRM-, CR, all electric, turnAVAIIO'-4 APARTMENTS tueflary Hwy 17.112 113 ltObSOfl Spnrtin (kod iuhioul, nest N.A,14. AvAilable 114 IV 2nd Pt, 122-14 17 Ifoma ___________________ - 144-50(52 Aug. 22, 975 mo. 322-3544 tter YOUR EVINRIIIIiE DEALP'.R I $1141141 5:30 p. in. lit _______ St 10$. Rooms For Rent _________ _______________________________ '40 CHEVY Convertible. Aas'im' 104.4.1 322.0922. payments Florids 3 1IIsItM., 1'4 BATH. p ,lr,UN,iN * Tank. Per. in Ci.I'AN, 'iusle? rooms fo""men. A"P'• I.ak" MarY. 822-0871, fo , i 31 0'S \fr. Th.".l, 311 ii'! 401 !tagttoiie.$23.0720 tIMED CA It i.'INANCIYnI at (7nitt . C'huliota. Fla. tAtn Rink will save yt ______________ ___ oil 100. Resort Rentals he niilsieii by f)en't money. 115. Autos For C "flank lisle Financing." Call 20' CA IUN (fl17f.Fft 6.3 h ____________________________________ Merr,. 2 yr. old. Tilt trailer. OCEA N 14'itON'I' ARTS, 18$ 823-1776 arid rrsmpare our pay'34 h' iltii & 'SM Chevy ,crf c - n-I, 44-440, Atlantic, l)aytona Beach. Mrs ments, I'Isu'n. 322.3031) before noun ______________________________ ii it Ilsitcthlson. 122-4055. __________________________________ r - ' Throughout County 2-8 Bra. 11t4 2 Baths Rome Kitchens Equipped Payments Lees Than Rent To inspect Call $100 DOWN - ' DOWN A Multiple LIsting Realtor REALTOR 222-2(20 2565 Park Drive , - m. / VA HOMES Stenstrom Realty ,: - Realty Located NIGHT 822.74ft I I , - $100 1$ , - ) FEMJIPJE NJt tELICATE mtu C I.6SSIFICA'IIO 1'l S _______________________________ _________ _. .,c , r. ,t ,,,aau,i - 11101 Park Ave. 82-5222 or 322-5110 , , . Seminole Legal Notice -• AGENCY ASSUM1- Payments, 3 RDRM., i bath, carport .-ona'srte,j Fla. room, fenced backyard, in Sunland Estates. 822•4f7$. T"rm s. _______________________ ______________________ JA1•S l't;NNIF ii:wi, and 48. Plants, Feeds. Seeds ::h. 60. Business Opportunities IJUI)ITH, tWIN, his wife, ______________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ DCf('flIlHyltC. CAt.Ai'!t'.ls, iaut o' M0\'ING. MUST eel) 4 pc. sect. ' ., ,,rn, BE TOUR OWN BOSS WOTICE Or 2111 i,,r, in,.hv. II 'I.ts&, . lie. (lining rm suite OUTSTANDING opportunity f or I'OfIICI,DSITUE AJ.E i 'i,. Come earls with ('111111, cabinet, plate glass :testablished Pasco franchise. iti NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN s.I"'Itui,. It.l)s Nun..', ot'i"s. lamps, Liar I(t(iOls, Sanford-Lensburg area. Auto. etc. pursuant tO a Fitial Ilcc,re, tr wo,,tt II Luki Mary N 1:1 \Ieudow St. ::$-o7oi, marine, industrial refinishing Foreclosure dated the tith da materials sold from mobile of August. 11466, and cnture(h iii .tr1.u:TE se of Golf Clubs & van. Complete. training on the JOHN E. 'WILSON and PATIII. Chaneer' Case No. 1F1470 of the . W•. job. Small cash investment for ('IA A. WILSON, his wife, c St. Circuit Court of the Ninth .Judimerchandise onl'. Our men Defendants. cial Circuit in and for Semi-' earn better than average inTtIT'ING LAWN MOWER COI•T WOTICE OF PITt? Jrfli:" ('OIIIT, nole. Counts' Piotid wherein sI;Mil,i.l: come, If :':- o are willing to . I'li JOHN E. WILSON, THE ONONDAGA COUNTY SAy, s.., A? 9714q9 work, we urge you to investiINGS IIANK. a New York this ( 'PP(irtunit)'. For in''1.1 'SJ' 'T liefrigerator, 11 r,9:: Support Squadron In the Cen,t at the Ceanty .ladge, poratinn, i,' T'laiyitiff, and .IAMES l•:S'EA'l'p.: (, terview call George Whitley. ft. AI'O San Francisoc, 96274 sl'cr:'v, '. 3-liIi DENNIS 1It\VIN 511(1 .TUI'JITH .1 .\M1 l'UIWCCIi C.ty, Fleride, ,,, collect after C a. m & up . in. 677-3232 ..,, p. IRWIN, n:. Pr.hate. his wife, arc tu.fet,dor write I Plasa trive, Or1•I Al. It t:l•1,fl'i PATRICIA A. WILSON ants, I will sell to the highisi I Is E,st. • AD APi'i,l(.pfl mond Reach, Fia. Iil23 Support Squadron 1(111 MAT T. W--0 01) It U- F F.------also and best bi(ider for cash at the AT'tI .,.. 5.,, -PIJ4' . I iiioa'n as isles' Thrasher 'Wood. Y L'J$I £5001 (11 tIlt COtIrt)i,,use' ° I u: ;sI'rp'u;;n;,lu.r;.t, YOU ARE hereby notified Somitiole. County, at Sanford, that a Complaint to foreclose a ruff, 0014Florida, at 11 :('1) O'L'lf)ck A. it!., tiuti tii* t11IiitrlIg,,,.('.0 Dee.eawed, lt'VtCE 'It) CO5TRACTop ninrtgage encumbering the fol- Ta All Credlisra end Per--a. on the 24th day of August, 1t'BG. trt of sititi c?.'tIt, iia rinit,),':fll'I'I('E Oh' 't'UE STATE ROAD . lowing real propty: 1&(Ifl1ifli5tratnt :l,,r.f anti the Ruv$a following Olalsu. ., descri%,ecl projior---g 1)FiPAltTM%'' The South 11 feet of Lot Against Said Estat., ty as uset forth in said Fitial ha.' fii..(I it, MUi(t court I'41.1.AHASsI, report 12, and .11 of Lot 13, Block and FLORIDA aptitionhiot: hr (tti You and each of you are here- Ilecrec. to-wit: AUG15? . less 12, BEI,-AIIt, Sanford, Flor- by notified and required to pre. tu't"i, I' LOt 21), in Block 8, of IIEL. ciiurgt:. ()l'js''tii,t,s (o%MTIII:CTJt,N AND ida, and recorded In Piat sent any claims .'ioui,j i,. di, ft. d Aft.'t ATE. according to this I'li.t and demands U Z'E%ASCE PItOGRAM! hook 3, page 79 of the Pub- which you, or either of you, • i""Iiri'ii,u: ,ci,c' thereof, a,' nerorde(I Iii Phil may S.'uicd hid,' will be received at lie Records of Seminole have against lhiit,k 8 Itt J'ugc 7!'. i'f tb. tug I hit. tiuth', Ii:, h,','n IIIt).flsh. ii' St T. the estate of IAY County, Florida, Of'I'. WOODItUFF. also known as 1Uuuii Rotd,' of Seminole oil 1,11cc Ii sv''j tic (Il t,I..iu- fat-s. it.'i,m 225. I).'purtn }IR.s been Siled against you ti'i wo,'ks. tin nut, icr Holland Buildin May Thrasher Woodruff, deceasCuty, Florida, .t'k 'a 114(54 itit., TLtllltIIass,,e, priivi the kbovs.styled suit, and you ad, late Florida. .'ld rI'l ,I ,I't 54 TIll s,.. from South of said County, to the Summerhin Avenue, ttuu!ifi.'d contractore until 10:30 are required to serve a copy of County Judge ii' ,IiI;tnil'uhiI,l, f Sanford. Florida, log.'thar nrcleriy,g of Seminole Couna. ni EST) on Thursday, the 4'Stitt, wifl ('I,flo' 4.'!.i',' sour Anewer to the Complaint ty, Florida, at his otfice in the t5'Ith Twt, Decant Suti Gus ei'ur !8tII lilLY of August, 2I'C5 on the Plaintiff's attorneys, van court house for the Wail Hcater (L28-$, Westof said County at ?ttir'wix,g work: ' I2VII Flit l.:itil don Borg & Gay, P. 0. Box 2407, Sanford, Florida, within six calitIghl(,Ui4C Standing lttti,g.r,rla,,th,, Florida, and to file As I','rtutnT, 1 tab! i,ii months from the tinie of tKEII-W), Stittt' cuts thu I P,iiili.'I I 'T''itit 1 I(itfll.' will lint be the original of such Answer endur .iis' 't .\ug. 4, 1, tue first publication of this noWater Heater (1A10-T hull .".'ti'tt utfier 10:30 a. m. (EST with the Clerk of the aforesaid tice. Two copies of each claim \'*'tictian flhind (7 p ii,vat,'ii T'Iiit.:"t \'.oln..'u. August 24, 11166. Circuit Court on or before the or deniat,d shall be in therein 1usd titersolu. writing, .?i'nii,i,,i,' Counts': Federal Iflhi Ila' of September, 1965. Ii and Aid shall state the place of hATED this fit hi Iia of A ss& - 1% (01 'l't .11 IU 1" (III 11',' No. 5-322(2) (Job No. you fail to (In so, a decree pro residence and post office list, 11466. adsEMiOi.h; ('()I'('t I'I,uJ(p)i . ..144 -tflO3i, ('nutascI, will be taken against dress SR 5-427, in Longof the claimant, and shall (SEAL) ""liii I'lh' o flIPII 1,01 w.'en ftU for the relief demanded In SR 424 and a lie sworn to by the claimant, his Arthur Ii. Ib'ckmvtti,. .1,. i I'l'*'i'i: (II' hIlt 1.81; nih.'.' north. Work lb. Complaint, agent, or attorney and accomClerk. er,iitinl,' fliiuuiu ''a'IiMiMt.' (If heavy gradliug; i t i•: A .1 ''t:i: Ti,i,' Notice shall be publish. paniecl by a filing 5-%" vuit Court fee of one li.roiF; ed once. a week for four con- dollar base; type. I saph. I i:I:,-\.I and stuch claim By: or tIeMartha 'I' V 11th', ''tic (I'I'l('E 'I'll stir!' eerutiv, 'st' and binder cee.; wrn'Ics in the Sanford nuauid lint an filed shall be ('It I:I)I'I(,ht IU'put y Clerk "oid. 'Iii A 1.1. I'i :ut ii hieritlri ii i a - urn iing, st ruct lures; and inch,iohit, Deviin Woodruff Albert N. rltt.' IS( ('i,t Itt' (ill 1*'Tiit, Dated I lil 2nd day' of August, III n t u.' tt"tt tIm blight 1.86 miles. As udniinistrutor of the Etiwittil.' Ilig. I "l' Ui' ,i Wag,- l'iit(5' - minimum wage • !iif, Estate. of Sanford liii Y'.iu 1.1111 'u-I r.lt 1,,r Thi, .'t .f' hI-v. isroJect tsp includ May' T. Woodruff. dscesed litlili.'h, AUg. 1. !l(,r by usi'tIfIs'il u.tu! t.-,,nlr,it I., 111, ' v this un'tit'e. shall he 11,26 Art It ui U. Bc, ke'ith, it. ALBERT N. FITTF I )I)C-22 aIi .'IlLiyas 5414(1 (lt- TItItu,,l' ('lerk of the Circuit Court Edwards Building wI, "ii 7.t'! ia'uur You, I,? sithier ii! 'IltI nOv i By: Martha T. Vihile Staut Road Department, us Sanford, Fla. TIII: V!IWEIT (:oEarJ' ' SlIlli II a''f,'rlIaII(, with the prus'i1ftnputy Clerk Ii TRIl NINTH JI'l)l(I&I. Attorney for Executot I t'li'v of lI.,ti. Kuirk'b Urutliriti.- i't(utit of Title VI of the Civil '-Ut, dciv Berg & Gc' Publish July 23 & Aug 4, i, ('tilT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE or. i ..iutit 1'. 0. Box 2407, IghIt.' Act Ii! 11464 (76 Stat. .1 ud.- 1 s.'iiuiu,,li' 13, 1966. (ii)i15Ti'. FLOItIIIA. C'i,lItit y, 'ci 54141! the regulations of (Irlantin, Florida hi.' urn,'.' ii his' the DDB-1 15 091*5 (Eftj' SO. 168n r,,u,'t II ..us,- liv Simt, fu,'d, j'i orl'Iih,llsii Aug. 4. Ii. 18. 23, 11466 '1uuIrt mint of Cnrnmrce (16 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOl:TIII fl'_ 11' lIla. witiiiui si,; "i'l'-uith,tr tn,,t,th,' ('.F. i.. Purl 6), issued 15 THE (19ICVIT (Iftitit? OF GAGE AHSOCIAi'lrsN pursuant I, Util ,,,Iz. --------------- .-- •.'I.,,.. ! rout ii,, lieu' ..i h. ....i. LI- I I ,i thOu &,'t. u,..,...h.. ,..'..o. ....•i•I-.. ., ..... ............J ,.. all øi)5JJ5I54 i;uIIntate,. (:tirpnruti,,n IN 'huE (11lWV9'V (JTRT OF CIII? OF' cut hun h,iiiti,ns(If liii,' that it will affirmative. Iul,tit', Eii"ht FOR NEl5OLE Plaintiff, rhiti, THE NINTH JUDICiAL 015- ((fl'NTy• AND ly insure that the Federal-aid i, deniatid no.' rLftRlfl, S's. ('I IT 15 ASh ro writing attn rrtitusii: 'I, t,"hvtr"? (5) NE11l5tj entered into CHASCEHI' NO. 15147 .. EI'WIN .%I. S'EL'E and ItILI(iOt5,,'a', rI.ohLlu*, . tiihtI"s.' I suauit In this advertIsement putPALL ILIVEB SAVINGS BANK. ANNA SWEDE hi,' wife, THE ToMi(l,, )i(',' ,tntl ,i,st will (hflA SCEhta' NH. 351? ni this' ciiiimnyit 5Usd ho awarded to the lowest ePlaintiff, COitIMEIICIA1. IIANK AT WIN. HA1ITF(ufthj FEDEIIAL bA'- a's. sWura lii h's- tI,. "I'itit:,i,' iu'neih,I.' iikitier without diiTEIi I'AltK, c Florida ilauskisig I utge'tit nu' 1NI1Is ANti I.OAN AWSt'CIATlON, }IO"AhlIs 0. KlA,CK attnrit,'v i'n Ii, sort. critisinatitin on the grounds f slid 1)08- Curi,t,rutioii, shall i• v.10.', color, or national origin. Plaintiff, OTHEA KLC'CK, isis wife, THE tiofevidnuite. I v.'. : 1sf Harlan 1tm'L A proposal guaranty of nut NORTH ORLANDO COMPANY, NOTiCE III' SUIT IN $ iHIiuN I. IIOIJGES, et al,, As Executor . • ., , less than five lirsuent (6%) of and UNITED STATE S OP MORTGAGE FOItECIaO$irlt,E (;ILES, HCI)ILICK & hit- total actual bid, in the form Defendants, AMERICA, 'i'O* EDWIN M. SWEDE uli(i NIITI(E (PP SUIT 15 f either a certified check, IIOIIINSON Defendants. JULIANNA SWEDE, III.' liii' East Church Su.-,t iOH1'GAG FORECI,opI,RE .;aslitor's check, trust company NOTICE or SUIT wife 'I (Ii (RildiuTs L. HODGES (Sti,a till. Florida tT'euisUre.r'a check, bank draft of THu HOWARD 0. KL(C{ auvd 443 W . 2nd Avant,.' UtIIiE%('l t I'NKNC)wN Attisruies',' for said T?eui, any natiouui or tate bank, or a I0ROTHEA ICLOCK, his Pnrkersburg, Peisna. A ND '10 All parties ciaiming InI'Uiilii4iu Aug. 4, II, is, :, :'., hiti bond, made payable wife, Tb.' Conunwrciitl liii uk t 'It'1'et.' 1)1 'C- 16 1., by, through, under And iii parties claimitig interUi.' Governor of the Stat. Winter Park -,i fir against the aforesaid per- eat, by, through, under, or Fioridu, must accompany Winter Park, FlurId %O'I'ICE '1,1) 1)EPENJ) Son .ichi bid. A check or draft in an against HOWARD 0. KLOCK 'You, Defetidants, ar. hii'rstliy (litflhlerr vuin ARE hereby notified that N,,, iiis, uhlinunt leer titan five percent and DOIIOTHEA KLOCK, his notified that Complaint to 'IRE ."I'*'J'E or I'i.(IItIh,A 'III: (8'. I 1 ('titiaplititut Is, foreclose a cer - ts'If,, stud to all parties f this' actual bid will having fvirccios.. a certain nmrtguge. ciii taUt niorugugs' HA it' ILL) E i'Eslt Ni:l itis'stltiivt.' the bid. Should the encumbering the or claiming to iiavc ausy right, the' ftsllowjuug described prhlli.'rU, hex ::2:;-lb'u:. !I lot liras'ing diuscrilsed real pro- title, i'r'iinai guaranty exceed ten or Interest iii the prosituate., lying aiitl hieing us [Itt Itilut, i - s. .\Iat-)' I hO per! y, ti'-wit: su (10 ¶. 1 i"rc,'vit of the departpert)' herein described, Seminole County, Florida, tu,l PLEASE 'I':\ K E Lot 7, llluck II, COUNTRy Ni )Tl( 'K t him riiu'ti t's t'stiniute, it will be re. 'YOu ARE hiereb' notified wit: I )'i'uu at'.' hi,'r.'i'y ?'.quIr,.j ti ;lo (itI''.'d automatically to ten pet CLL'ii MANOR, UNIT NO that a Cismplaint I to forecloic a Lot 5, Block 2. NORTH ORy.,ur written alit w.'r 8, uccordluig to the plat mortgage eticumboring 1 1ti'- ) ii.'f,'ii.'0, "hit of the departthe folLANI)O, V BECONI; *1)1)1- If any, i..'rsuviully i I ),.urt,jf ma recorded In Plat I. an at vto'tit 's 1' .' t 101 5 t e. Certified lowIng real prupert'; TION, according to the ;slat torvu') . aiim or l.,'Iu,, a' t;. .-,, ("i ,'h,,-ci:s s)uiill huve IJu,'I 12. Page,' 76 and 76, I State of FlorLot 14, IlIock 8, NORTH thereof recorded iii 1r11,, l'i*tt 7, 1 !'li1;, itt thi. I'usiihie Records of Seminole l of uiu'. Ilucutuientur)' stumps at. (; ft LA N 1)0 TOV'N$ITE, I IIuulc 12 at pages 66, 86 and ('l,',k of lii,' 'It,'uh? 1"urt, lii.' Ctiutity, Florida tuchcd. Hid bonds aball eonat POURTH AuDITION, as re37 s.f the. Public' lte.'o,-,i,' tb. Cots,', hi,,sis,I "ri' to KR!) fairiti 1140 (Rev. ip list, hiet.ii filed agaiflst )'uu in corded iti Plut Book 12, .,f Seminole Count)', Fioritia. S.'vuiitu.i. l'usvvit y, I"if , ri,t, :tf77, .Marchi-1%i63) Ih, h,os' styled suit, atid )'oU furnished with the Page 32, Public Records of iia, isce,, fileti guinst - u- i' rcuguireil to serve a cup)' its a liii lii 111111! Ii .,u 'oJI'' thm-,,,, t, pv''pt,i.al (cmi. Sasninul, County, Florida. ti. alit's-c styled suit atid y.'ii $'h-N$'I'l;i I.i. I 'A V ls i,1 your Atiswer or other Plead- hue beesi filed All ss't,v- k is to be dotie in ac'ou its ate ten uircd Ii, serve a cops' of '10511. A It or'v,,-v t for k ,\li'i N. ing to thu.' Complaint on Plain. the. abuwe.st)'ledagainst I Is. ji,t If, fl'i'(IIt ii.',wit hi list ;)lava, sped. suit, and you )'uUr jtw' or pleading to this' P,,.t frIv, it., tiff's, 211', IuuIif.'r.i fis:itl tolls tlid special provisions utturuit''s, ANDERSON, are ruiuired to serve a copy of (usnplaizit ott Pialistlff'm atturF'iurutiii, :1277:, II tlia.: sort aitu at t.hi,- Stat.- Ituad Department. Itt'S)!, DEAN è LOWNDES, 322 your Anwcr to the Coniplaint tie)'. M. Muraslcu, 1'. 0. dIvorce' r'- ,j. IiI'octvtltv,g East Central Boulevard, l'muspectiv.' bidder. may pustando, on the Plaintiff's attorneys, van flux Joseph 236, Fern Park, FlorIda, stgaitisl you liv I hi.' Cit',uttl"tmiiuig ' Finrida, usid file tue original de Berg A Guy. P. 0. lIox 34117, I "hsc court plans avid/or proposal tile thus' urigiviat un.'wer or ii! t ii,' Nitith, .1 si,li.',111 I', Atiass,'r or oilier Pleaditig in (he Orlaudn, Florida, and to file and ; lnt';uts fur *1.0.0(5 per set, and , pl 'adhist In tue tittlee' iii tI,, ft viii for $.'iii jtt,,i,- 'uh1tl y, i'itir- usia y otfics' ttf list' Clerk of the Cit. this' original of such Asiewer pur,'husst' ixtru ae'ts of 4, , ,il ii i,t,r ouR Court on or before the 5th wIth the Clerk of the afore- Clerk of the Circuit Court cii or itlu, iii lI,au,i','r pious for $31i,ftIl per met. Nontiefur, the $ths day of $t'Iitevsihiev .'ci t Ui,- s,f eftid mon. (LU)' of September, 11165. if you said Circuit Court on or before Iiiiich.',plulU)' purchase plans tot' usd6. if you full to do So, a ShEILA 1' I'EIsllNI:h:, llvv, sttm.uiu per " lull to di so, a decree pro eon- the Sits day of September, 11166, deeroc tut. In addition, Flori:tisifeeso ,r., will be' teik. tiff, vct'cus' IIAIUI,li fesso will hi.' Lakes, against YOU it )'Ou fail to do so. a decree liLS[i- I uulua cult's tax of I per cent must en gaiuist you 1wthe relief di'- S'EI:. t),-f,'t,iivait, milsit ls'ro,ii ho' 1)411(1 on tue above purchases. for tin ,'cIh.'f (iitfliutided Iii the pro 4lflh1eau will be. taken Inunded its the ('ouuipluivut ft,i I hut III' £4 I ii-.', 'r,,11 _ •-)a-vpt ('.'i,ijilulist, l.a, sviterial uiailed or against you fur the rei let di.%' lTNI5t my hand avvil ,iIfi r...'.', II I,, all? a's i-st iig ,ist • isIs is;ied t 'I'II Is Not is'.- sivuhi he. publish- nistided In the Complaint. sits uut-of-.tat, adt:baI meal of offle.- Iii )4uui? ot'd, s on .'vusi liii' 15451 "' lt I ' ' I'S tii •tt I ii'd*'t'i' - i'd (,tIuE a week for four ouxuse. fur theme docuThu Notice shah hr publish- $ensijiolr Cnunt, thvi. isthi •it' Purl. cUtt%'v weeks in the Sanford ed once a week f or four cones. or bouts aiiouiet be directed to the August, hiSS. iALi Herald. l-;,,gu,,r of Covstraut., Checks outive week. In The Sanford (SEAL.) Arthur ii I;. 'i. s I,,J, .'btuid tat, payable to Flida DATED TillS 9th day of Aug. Herald. Arthur H. Ikuekwit%s, Jr. Clerk of tip. Circs,It "eutrt State Road Department. No se. ust, 1965. LIsted this 2nd day of Augu.t, Clerk of the Circuit Court Dy: Doruvi,j M. Muu'kvs fund will be made, 11165. thy: Margaret E. Tyre Deputy Clerk The right I. reserved to reject Arthur H. B.ckwith, .lt. (SEAL) Deputy Clerk $TENNTItOM, UA'lS & Clerk of Circuit Court aviy or all bids-Florida $tat I Arthur H. lleckwitht, Jr. Jogeish M. hiurasko McINTOSh tI.i'il.. -' •'iI.l. f'II.,L. .. . --- - i..,..i ti..i...rl.....n. .. ., ..-i a mr ',..vrcuut, t.ourI V 0 Iitiz 33 .Att.tirsi. s s 1.., I li iti ,i 1 Deputy Clerk i l d H Ibis t n Chuirnias, By: Martha T. VihIrn Fern Park, Flu. t'ust Olfi..' livx 1334' ' I'ubitrh A tag. 11, It, 2' A Segil I .Ia' W, Brown, fieputy 'irrk i'uhsltali A u' ii. I 3, ;, , pt - Satit.'u'd, Florists :;:' 1, 1658 High ws Slut. Engineer Publtish Aug. 4. 11, 18, 5, 11456 1. 1951 l'iil'lssis Aug 4 II, 15, ;., 1:'66 I'sst,Itst Aug. 4, H, 11456 t'DC4t 1)1)0-15 DBr.;4 I Dt'.e-17 m 'r'c.: i Is THE ) o'\) )i (xLD 1.Trne<q For Snip At.I'i BY (swnet UCt 'U ('lIV'r 4 cyl. Plrk-up, nI's FOB P'rir th'ue is'hr, r"un't fin-i nItC()1Ei', 2 It., evu- ellent 5'tir.l 'i"l tfts" rail 1i-1 tr,m'i'!' inns hen Ifeeter, after 4:10 p. no, 4 cyl. $1,lf0,'sfl. Terms _______________________________ If .jtshlfv, lit. fl,f.1!70, __________________ __ Days *22-7174 Nights-Weekends 328-0486 I on gj' '' y (ACGREVC€ ,! ,,..-s5...._, U.,,. •aJ.,r. £ t.t.,,.& 'P0 CitZDfl'flRO i 91-Farmsroves 'Vu ALL PERICWI RAT- iOKRA- 32-0411. _____________________ ___________________________________ -ING CLA1R 0* DEMA*D. ____ FOfl SAI.E t o''ncr: '4 AGATWgT SAID W3?As ROOF REPAIRS _____________ nrc r• fai'rn thnd. -t:i.:.. _____________________________ You and .acb of you are hare. ___ 31 TEARS of exilerienee. All gal Notice h notified and required to file _______________________________ work guaranteed. 95. Houses For Sale _____ ______________________________ rny clalme and demaudc which CASH FOR TRASH ____________________ Ossaty Shamrock Roofing Co. . th. nu, or either of you, may have _____ Pier.. A5tiqs & used furniture want. WANTED (TRR GIRl. over SeIael. Case,. 823-1730 bi NIA. Ic Id. Rgainet said etats In the of- ladge, _______________________________ OAK TREES Apply at ri g ' N Whistle. __________________ Ida. In Peebue. ri of Hon. Earlyle Bousholder, Is re* Eutussa si ________________________________ BRIDGES ?UBNTTUpt ______________________ lliirm., 1 h:h Bl:ALTlrLI. "That was probably lust a flying SOUCCT OU 30. Home Appliances rnunty Judge of Seminole Coup- ItILTON E. FREEMAN, Park & 26th. _________________________________________________ *23.1410 77. Situation Wanted ht'mi' wit), Fintid ro*m & _____________________________ Ly, at his ottlo. In 'the Court. think they were on strike!" roplue.. I,oc,.tol on shcded USED Furniture, any amount hnuee in Sanford, Florida, within Ps All Ossdttess and Deceased. _______ SANFORD ELECTRIC Co. _________________________ nt in l,nc.h Arbor with Bar__________________________ for& *23-2270. LOIS' C E N E B A L HOITSE ix calender mouth. from the ____________________________________ .Q & fenced hack yard. ideal Chateau s, Dessusais 0. K. APPLIANCES New & Deed Lime of the 'tint publication of N1 CLEANING Service. Call eves ________________________________ 11$ Magnolia for ram1l)th children or SaM 31. Musical instruments Estate, *22_1668 J WILL 50. Misc. For Sale BUT your usable but un. tile notice. Each claim or do. _________________________ ______ _______________________________ 7 to 10. 6-:t774. I as rrtiremet,t home. Only You and each of you are hereused furniture & etc. I... c. mind muet he in wrltin' and WASHING Machine Rentals S14.4t' itli lirme- 11.100 PiANO TUNING & 7UEA1IZ DELL, 222-7Eft or 822-1531. Ci:YSTAL.TIp Ice Machine. 150 _________________________________ 'ontath the place of reildence y notified and required to preMALE. CAN yORK ftilItIrn. Used Appliances for sale ____________________________ t1.wn. E'-,-in & SundAys 'ent any claims and demands ______________________________ W. L. FIAFtM(IN ::-4: md poet oft ice addree. of the shich you, or either of you, may MOONEY APPLIANCE pt'r (lay. *150. See at the 'til school cts.rtc then wick--------itig Dip. 21 Park Dr. 55. FurnIture For Sale leimant and must be sworn to end,' or after school. 34-F.f. against the estate of MIL. Cot. 3rd & Palmetto 223-06t SLING ERLANr ny the claimant, hie agent or iave nrc DrUm. _________________________________ or write _______ _______________ Stenper Agency fIICvR. rON E. FREEMAN, deceased, _______________-511,11(1, ('(iVi'? :;ii. ittorney, or the uam. uhall be ate of said County, to the CounI? nr:Ary MIX Concrete, Blocks, WILSON..MA1ER FURN. A Multiple Listing Realtor " . 'old. Cement (colors), Step., tes1, Buy - Sell • Trade llOISEwOflx, ("hildccrp. Local APPRAISEfl INSUROR t y Judge of Seminole County, _________________________________ Legal Notice /./ •laenn G. Layton, Jr. Wire nieMb, Dry Wells, Sand. Ill-IS K. 1st St. or trkneprtat ion r i' c Ui r cr1. 822-4I'1 832-55? 1P19 S. French iorida. at his office In the ________________________________ I Ac domiciliary Executor of ourt house of said County at is 'l'HE flr,':is, Trap,' & Window Sills, '4. Upholstery 201 i W. First. A;t. . CIftCEip ealil eet-te. _____________________________________ nrl ______________________________ 'IiJLACLE CONCRETE CO. COI1I1TCut('('t'XTT'.Y HoME, immaculate. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. lantord, Florida, within six Cull- THE 515TH JUJHCIAJ. )11 Elm Ave. rHoMA E. CLAEK DEPLNDAII.E Wormiui went,' tr' OVLI; 11I)T1M.. L lirU, plus '14, Pla. EAl.. 22-5751 Bedding & Furniture ndar months from th. time of CVI? %A!i Ph. 22-11'OI. ttorney Snr domiciliary Ez 15 AWD PUB NEMISt,i,f OF FINE "orknianshi1, It: uproom. ':h firors. dueled heat, -_ _________________________________ he first publication of this no- 001 s'rt' AT FACTORY PRICES , FlORIDA. 'cutot I, din, workrhc'p. Almost holstering, cirapvriw,, h1IlIC('. GET Professional carpet clean- 119 Magnolia t ice. Two copies of each claim is CIIAWCKII'%' 8224821 I 2 Firet Federal Building era. Time payments as little, lag result,'- rent Blue Lustre _______________________________ $4. Rea' Estate - Sale 141, 54 cr, with hcle and fruit It demand shall be in writing, THE CINONDAGAso. inayui I,)rlandn, Florida _______________________________ COUNTY SAVEiectr,c Carpet Shampooer trot's. paved road, near Winter as 1, fin. L1r1LpIir' hardware USED Fur n it u re, appliances, ______________________________ nd shall state the place of nil. INGS RANK. 11iitlieii Aug. fl. 1, 2I & Sept. ence N..W York e.oritalltit,n. i'ir Ilas. Carroll Furniture, ParklS.F(0. About $i000 Ibola, •tc. Bought - Sold. Lr. and post office address of porution, '1 1ft CALLLtAR'r REAL IIISTATE rye MarL, 215 Sanford Ave cash abetted. GOLDEN ROD EI7LI' IECOItATr-(; H'P t he claimant, and shall be sworn _______________________________ c (rs BEDROOM, 1", bath home with ess'imrntng pool. A'.'si1able hmmedietely. A.susme pay- TORS, with factory experience, ROSPTTAL BEDS s da3 week. Air-conditioned. HCIESTTF. 100 x 00' deep. City Wheel chairs, sick room supplies weter. Ock trees. Low 4oe-i peaeent .urronndings. p• tot sale or rent. Terms. C*ll W. B. hsed on production, itinlmum LTGGETT REXALL DRUGS it'C1iitig. -S1. $50 for 40 bre. Apply in perPinecrest Shopping Center eon, do not telephone. Shapiro 2701 Orlando Dr. Ph. Droec Factory, Del.cnd Air. APPROX. nere rrontae on ______________________________ port Detand Fla (enrgls 1i1h School __________________________ U. Wanted To Buy 0 Cl. pArk In V ___________________________ IRATH1S . HAVE NICE I hedrosm, I bath home. Monthly pa)' me n t a $74.41-indudee aU Take os-sr balance mortgage. No quselifyIn g. I OP1RA. 90. LoIs For Sale t &(i.l1' MEEK __________ r 'jfl 115 Aufoq 11, trnrn I\II -' -_I___.__ INVESTMENT & REALTY Ill N. Park Are, $11-Sits RE.U. s'r.vrr CARROLL'S FURNITURE 115 W. let. $114111 I SKWTNa _________________________________ sittir EIK & SOUTHWARD THh T1MV TI'STtI) FIRM IXSURANC'E DERT'r opon--Senford ares. No e. n'eessry. I?0 N PARk AV1'll5?7412 FOR SALE: Portable Ringer *l1 ?4-S&Oi, Orlencin. Sewing lilachin, with buttonIN THI c'CI'NTRY hole attachment. Also i set _____________________________ piInt br,,%h & flring Ii i1 Lad"e Golf Club.. 3-01P4. 72. Female Help \Varned __________________________________ ________________________ ________________________ lit proud to -.wn thid modern hr'iiroorn frii,u' home t?i the BABY STROI,L'ET, good enfld. office clerk with $7 .22-49si. Oiinti_______________________ rrIed svLi,. t perlence In generat Insurance _____________________________________ . _____ work. Only those exporioneod ____ terms Phone now for an ap51. Articie For Re,vt need apply. Reply to Box ___________________________________ pc.Intmcnt. c'o The Ssrifni'd Herald. Bollaway, Roipita Sby Reds. WANTED: Holi keeper to ll tA1.L fl.k n Nl11T By Ds.y, Week or Month. In-I Id41 -. 4-b01f. Oticn,I.. _______________________ _________________________________ __________________________ I i,r A'I F.h TO SCROOL IN P'At.T, Suet across Itte street, Neat 2-bedroom block home in good area clos, to everything, Just right for ,'in*le person or or smell family. Priced to Pelt at 16,1100 wIth good terms, VlI.l.lAM Recltor OUR 19th. .ANNWERSARY 71 Male Help Wanted 4 __________________________ l-aymon4 Lundqulet, Aceoc. (4) only 'Whit, or Yellow AtisnIle Renk Thii. One & Three Diamond Pr1n,p,'e DRIVERS boltwr, Ch'inffrur'. 224I1 Rings $9.00 liconeo, drive Out (if tdto. SinGWALTNEy JEWELERS - gj' msn prrt'rr.'d. ST. .IOHNS RE:\lTY 204 5. Park Ave. ________________________ RENT A BED Honqes For Sale " -."' -' ' /J OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. DAILY SATURDAYS 'TIL 6:00 P.M. DOWNTOWN SANFORD'S OLDEST AUTO DA,LER IHUNT .jø'StricklandMorrison LINCOLN MERCURY INCORPORATED 109. N PQIm,tto A'e. HWY. 17.92 and LAKE MARY BLVD. PH. 322.4814 (21)0-ps , Si $ ______ -,----- a -' - -- - '---- -- _________ ' .- v--- - -- - '- - -,''t'' ____ - -' -1,w- ________ -, -. - T C' '%.t I.ç.,_ S ,Ll,..*4. ": .-. - - - - .._ p - I -- U - I ' I'. IWm �I 1, ± - LLL _ I -' ..,,:1 Page SB Aug. 11, 1966 ~ I, *a*f orb rrsTh I - PAY way You CAN!IIIL its, 0 . 0 a $ ~~ - ........._......- LT. LEO K. Turner tz '?h Jr. 301 Fairway Road, is un dergoing jet pilot train Ing at Webb AFB, Tex He is a graduate of Sem mole High School am Baylor University. 4 oz 13 OL II. ... : p.f.d REG. 1.25 69 ' (LIMIT 1) c..,. I OTRIM INSULAUD .. :.... ..... .,.. ~,_.-. ~ * * . , - -A.::~..,.; . TER TTL BO .70 (LIMIT 1) E AND=AID 9 SNEER STRIPS Special Pk. 79 Cf. Compare ......:.....%' *_ - at 2.49 V1, .1 1", 11 Rummage Sale COLGATE 3-WAY BOTTLES GRATER-N-BOWL / r 49 :- flk ~ ,I,.", "' 1' 11 HARD LOCK HARRY NXKff a-w W - II Amu 23 r Aspirin Grain LIST 39c (WAIT 11 __ I .. I .: 12" E I I - --1 Compare . :: III £1 I. At or: tisif : " &df - i 4 t- Von" imem. ..: . S..ul,.d P - S Ma,*aiy W..d • ks1.Pl.a. $I__ - 1114 : driving. L L ' • Ill ~ lerly.$h.C1*UfiId of this newscslunw p.p.rl & Full MAIM1111111 - %4n.z1444.i. Nfl THE NEWSPAPER WITH MORE THAN 40.000 READERS 4 r- '---•--'.-. - --------" m....l somtftd colom y ''' 1.00 66C * 1 QUART SIZE 1T : - L On the hilt this s not truu. outside to outsiders our moral dues look high, but if you could ra n .iec the consequencen of .4 different itory. . pullout. In tact were probabl y iuv want no lay down their added that the war hall back- better informed than the major g(WCrflrnCtlt 1111(1 1 myself don't tired In McNamara's face. ity of the demonstrators. Were ; and go hnnie Jum like the giin, peop le Saigon want is to." hief where they are right or wrong." ''As fighting men in Viet . . . I MoO of tho, 1 . . . 1 : ,I ____________________________________ - : - : . . - " for S PICNICS • TRAVEL C HOP - ~ •- E LI i AC " ' i i ; I I III . I 39 - I -,1 . ~ .,I ." . I . I tial thieves or vandals that you I I are not at home. 0 1111 0 Decisions, decisions! A motor 11 26 0 - '.1 on back 7511 rioiioo~ • bale for -r 8,88 '' ' School Board Gives Approval To Rules or Zip Code 425.5938 .4 I " Shops To Be B I I .1 ,. . U . ' .. L . : . -. .* . - - . .. r . I . . . , : : ~ I . Of --1. School board officials Thursday appointed Eoghun Kelly an . houses, garages and shops to be built on the campus of Semitiole 'Junior College. All buses, shops, storage of and mechanical equipment GLENN M. FRWDLE ,Local Man 111ed In V*iet Nam I for blocks is "for real" or for. gotten! 1 i # REG. . T* ' ., a a a a committee to be appointed composed of both educators and Jay persons, who will study e in report cards lit the 1967-68 school year. Specialist Friddle, 20, Nvas 11171131 still under study, Dr. Earl ~ : 00 I1 I LANTERN ' , . ( ' -. p I I8 ; : %# .~ , ATH TISSU i I FLEA & TICK . Mw;n ' ......'........."......... : I : . 11 . ' . . - • ' Second place went tu Rob. t-ussnuy, 18, of Ridley Park, to adhere to acceptable stand- Pu., who totaled 872 points. He teenmgers who, by their refusal ert I • . ! .. it I' j It p, 1,,. I -,/ i ", j h ~ _', ~ . " . , .11 4 j - J I , - .. '! 4 ), ..: ~ •. " ,.. !~ '• t:,P : I. I -, X. ;, - i -111,11, . .... . I , . . onm~~~ .1 ~ 0 11ei-ald I)hotogrral)lier Ifill Vinceitt, Jr. as she paced roLind and romid t1io cage. Later this rula tivuly "tmkltmrly" pauthem' will be replaced by at putitlier cub, in an exchzungc with at Connecticut zoo, ti-iitliiig with t1le loval zoo for 1i brace of U1. ( herald DOWNTOWN ALL ELECTRIC I CONVINIENT TO HEATING' AND AIR ! CONCITtONIN Photo) SY GINUAL UMTM g NEAVEST ADDITION to t1to Sallful'd zou ii - Otis -_ islinky bluck lumther, snapped t1trough the burs ligutorH, ~ APARTMENTS '1 - 't . : SdnfQrd's L4k*frQnt I 1' ( - - ow I enting. 0 0 1 ' ? .,! 0 X I . -j ~ 1"'I ~ . - I 1 .. . , .~ ~ II ' '- 4. I 7b " 4 f J i t. i I I ___________________________________________________________ .' / I ! fy secondary school policy in I T.4chidu. one for $1,00. I4' 5 - ' by age of the school and corn- . IS, of Bloomington, Mina, "In an ettort to turther chin- I cetVe a $t,.,00 scholarship, nd 'I ' -. - ' "I awarded a $2,000 %I .j1.__1 1111- Was remains however. a number of I 1... •- H' little or no prompting. There vertible, . ,,. ~ ,F, • ' "The niajority of our young adults accept these teriets with ~ -icholurship and a 1967 con- '.1 I : ,I 50 for meeting deadlines, respect- i with regulations azi a portion of jaycow. ,reeimize Safe Driving auud-E-O. the maturation process. I I! ; ' nd WC-Or 22c 1 I it' , - - litit of it Possible 1,000, beat other youngsters compedng ing authority and complying in the 1. th Annual National ~ will 0. 'r teenage boys and girk in becoming mature aduIt," the as the nation '-s foremost teen•1.r!ni iafo driver. principals said. "Our part in this very iiiHail, who scored S8 points • . `1" It . . fr I 'DeLand Youth ChosenTeen ~ Driver i ii c. - I J m. To Visit u 58 88 "w'"foliffit f• - I C I*weu AJ p ulation which they have estah- a :' * I'' lished. The approval was sriven. ~ "Along with parents, churches ti and various community organi- I WAiHINGTON (AF) - Am zations, our ., iehools ihare the :, L-1-year-old DeLand youth. Tori lted him ' - LLt er ld -1., Pho t o ) H - . continues. i Secondary principals met , with th e school board Thursday . .! - -I . . worth of Indies and men's sports clotlies. Also stolen was an undetermined amount of change from the cash register. Pro Shop owner Bob Cooke looks over the shelves from which the clothe. ; were stolen. Entrance was , gained through a inlotisie window. The Sanford Police Department and By JUDY AUSLEY "We are Jtist walting to hear mr high schools are tob.the excluding excesssvi1y long short skirts and low-cut blouses wlit titer or riot his personal "Extreme hair styles, by •roorn1ng is 'a distraction" adult standards, worn by either boys or girls, will be cunsid- MAYFAIR COUNTRY Club Pro Shol) was broken into sometime during the early morning hours today and theives stole approximately $800 Med care I I t wear conventional style dr ss. judims of whether or not " 15 In unnpliancV an* or 4twt '-t. vesti'ation - PIpIiII of the county's "Girls Will be expected - "'. ( .~ - a zero on all subjects boys durinW the time he in xuspimdexpected to weir socks, keep their faces cleanly shaven and e .) - I - " suip*'nded student tional' hair styles for both edict I , : Short hair is mandatory, but itints for up to ten days," hef, short 4kirts, an srirls are "out." ' '' : - 9 ' .1 ,w 1l1j - , "".' - - 1 FI$I u..i t I on. I I .1 -. mann Circle, Longwood. A simple matter like taking He was a graduate of Lyman br college students on basis of the collar off a tiger is someg which doesn't bother Mrs. High School with the class of need. regular meeting Five Seminole County stu- Thursday Willa Hood, zoo-keeper, one bit. 1064 and volunteered for This intrepid lady marched vice In the army one nioti dents who had been expelled "In Sanford ," tie iitlticd 'u had'preafter graduation. lie spring for h right into the cage of Jacque, proximately 29 steel - - r wear shirttails inside trousers,' 1I - lave Medicare or not," Robert er of fees on a number of Jun. 1 hile speakin g I i . 2e 8 ..'' - 1 ..."T". -. . Memorial flospital are eligible ' sion is to he grunted after resti- for WUS put. on Jacque when she wau, with the Th ird Hesserer Is the Twenty-fifth Infuntry Division, tutiort has been inade for QuilluC• m121* .fliIflO a sra r of transferred to ages, school board offjeiuhs who was invited to film the ac- before being mnor.a, Hospital. 2 1 " said. tion failed to show up, But iiUu. iUI1I in January Cu Medicare prov id Id es health I grow in Mod style all summer comply with the regulations are shorn of their glory, un d e r Wifi he counseled and advised. If they still tin not comply, paran edict issued totay I' ondary school principals of the ents will be called in and If this (foes not work, principals county. 91, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas \Vehtfoii rcI)Orted. the decision on whether we B. Friddle of 1202 North LorSchool board granted a walv- or ai junior high and high school Supt. P, T. Milwee explained youth who have let their kicks that students who refuse to - Price 5 Cents ,.i1ji,Ir1 - • ofth business in the next few weeks clinics - - . ___.. the 40 *t the beginning of th e ran cx ect to do * land nfflc* feet school year," the statmnnnt con- MW 11 , 1 - . maintenance shops will be I grouped together at the new i; : : " site, instead of scattered nround 1 *,.,. ' . : the county as they are now. 0 I" p the lady tiger, Thursday and viously been stationed at Scho- vandalism to schools, have ap- patients admitted to Seminole field Barracks, honolulu Ha- TO WER . . . I :. . Ill .WrT__P1llIl!1 .. - I ..r 1, tire-in and ;rrooming. the fol- City Editor .- IVI ` I ieminole County barbershop's InWuflir' standards will be in ef 'l - .- .: •-.. cisions Is to decide whether the hostile forces In V et am on Bids on portable buildings for Seminole Junior College turn indicator blinking away August f,'om 1" to 2" I 32771 : F LOATS PrOp011d WER ________ .........---- io Asserted Sizes 55 .-- iII( ftI .___t1IJJ learn to make the right decision die of the United States Army terial on attitudes, work habits __ with Scaler NO. 255 - PLASTIC 6 _______________ rinci a s cissore Thursday lugh 91, low 78; Saturday hot an d cloudy. .66 -SANFORD,FLORI DA AP Leased Wire -Established 1908 - FRIDAY, AUGUST 12,19 StaffWriter volvo the designation for makes an average of 2,000 de. received here been Word has grades, whether by number or cisions a day behind the wheel, proof that constant attention is of the death of Specialist letter and the Inclusion or exnecessary and motorists must Fourth Class Glenn Mark Frid- elusion of other pertinent ma- - 1h, FISH KNIFE lomeone to keep It mowed you don't advertise to poten- C Good VOL. 58 . while you're away. That wayo . 1 at . & little each day, cutting off only about an inch at a time, says Tucker. Better yet, hire 4 - High impact plastic in colors with white bonds around mug 3 . ~'.. I - ,~ " . &L.". , .1.. I . 1 WaiIholale-d.bl. Colorful - • 88 . ._... ,;~ , . - " ~__;- . Cecil Tucker, county agriculture your lawn Is a'qi*- lava If knee high, don't try to cut It day back to normal in a single or you might ruin it. Mow it I Compare At 1.9$ ir s or WEATH E-' R: nave Y U n Lake Town ' "I-. - W 711 IAST FIIIIIST WOW PHOMI U11-11 130 OR SE ' . ,I AP4 ~ ~ ~ TMEMS GARDEN t~.- N ItEWDENT MANAG&R __________________________________________________________________________________ •1 ) -- .. .. - . - . .P - - - d - '& - US. economy.'' The coi(Iirr None was Phone 322-2611 wood will be featured. iviuD FOAM 'w .- ' - $'.' August at the Bunch Gallery in Winter Park. In September . PORT=A=PAD '' °' - ;, I . 3Ya'H.P. Self 15.95 VALUE ' .-I - '-- nr. started the war "to build lip the communism. __-----_________ valid drivers' license, It. N. . $1 4nidier told the cna"Everybody thinks the ;it .iffound at night and hilen air, featured during the month of IN ' NM TAN feroll Dy.si. labelnisbess- OPTL "a. Itit I LIPSTICKS - I I S an, I is 39c ' ALCOHOL Pinft 99 i SANFORD HERALD for :.nti would know it is a entirely hand. consistently was critirtil of Johnson's policies and (01(1 of most fanious artists, is being : All Plastic but wed pen.;#%. r night ,Another . 1011 E. B. Stowe of Indian Mound I M '12.BUSHEL W ': I ~. :V11 .0 e- Nn m, I feel we're the hest iw fewer letters, nevertheless gets . cars in town are listed r.gu. Th •i,. Reg BO hs.p has had it] He'd better stop up to a late model r.condi. ,;pend it. . . . Someone i% making formed in the world. We also A request for loan of folding surance for "Tiger" Pete Knowles wont year. Individual Survivoris Ili addition to s chuirs froin Altunionte Springs d. right itiong with Mrs. lloo easy 65 years and older. Ile pointed FAA I Will a tiger bite a tiger? Ap- parents are a shiter, Guyle It. School for tile presentation Of out that In the state of Florida WT carrying .1011" . Keapsit .. __ brother, Thomas a play by the Attie Theater, a 11111111113, ftn 3%-homnimowillif _.` purently not. liow about a little FrIddle and a 25 per cent. of the, population In motarwithfuhl22.in, a touch of fiuian Friddlo, both of Long- community little theater group, Is people eligible for the aid more salt and just f-'\ wood; paternal grandmother, was refused. cv"Inq blodo,rocoil ...;.,.~~_,-. %IAPIIII oregano? Bessarer explained the AledlLIST SPORTSMAIII hirs. Thomas R. FrIddle of 0 0 0 starter, heavy gouge . care prograin and the work that N. C., and maturrial . be", S.P056 Players in the 20th A llnual Greensboro, has been done In order to have FRY PAN 6-96 Wee Golf Tournament at grandmother, Mis. Howard J, the ocul hospital readied a J'ee TTLE i.., '/. 1iL' Nn -11L easy I Rio 11iflur Country Club will 1) ligible for the prograin. As of Funeral ui-rungenieiit" ui•° inisO metal swi Seminole guests of the South (lie last inspection on Aug. 4 by by ly -:'L.J; I wh..is with Social Security rt'presentatives I Optimist Club t the Orlando complete. I SiiIert.Pic$vr. -.y ks.ps1uids ompare IUIII the 'iospital has not been ccrti. Ill Twins Bueball Game Tuesday Hat Cold at 1 9$ orare at 149 youngstezs tied for the program. Besserer 11. are 120 night. There • St U Sgt. RI') 2433 ifivoranteiiiii! added that lie expects to hear of three and at 1195 _____ *onto decision within a week. 12 entered lit the event to be PWW 1W front 13 months duty In Viet During the luncheon ineeting Compare I played '151onday throulwh Well. compififfg, beetim 2" home at 7795 w MODEL 124 Nutui with the First Marine Air U trophy was prtust'nk'd to the CDiSplStel)tWa$.,p,Qof • ,ivs(Iuy. outstanding youth who recently Wing NAG in - - -_ Admiral J. S. PorlieY, tile - - won tilt! Jayeve Junior Track M =CoUpON m a n a -_ larm cou"N "M The Sanford nutive will be Aleut held a, tile 11 Itly - , Coninialldwit of the Sixth Naval Herald Index COUPON "Crystal,, "Lady ScoW' I I J"Fanmus Brancill . '011 Mted to Accul)(1 110 utullullt Alemorial Track. Gene fiend, Church directory .................. 1A ilavul base. Charleston. S. C., ill octuber and lima recelved or. Wintur llark, WUb presented tile V., I Church news ............................ 2 will be visititig Ili tilt, odundil- derri, Lo report for duty at C1411111 trophy for u%,er-all winning. Alf -I urm clabbiflud udd .................... Io. I I sunfurd "I- CA Tuesday. 110 un 111jild to lit, recognized . N. C. C,umics ........................... 6A.7A Durbig his aituy lie will muke I,Wiqune, S&rt. Ilurilleau'll mery runner-up pluverii Nuill"All I I OL SP . Crossword puzzles ........ ISA-7A &it informal visit ta the U. H. wife, thu former Ann Vallm uIld GrifflUi und Tommy Burks, :i 9 WMI.T111,11.1 5402 s" Im, !; UST 1.49 Dear Abby ................"...#.......... 4 Navul Reserve Traloloir Con- two somi, Iticky slid Itulld)l, both of Sanford. Some 65 boYd __ _ I I U" I 1111" "M" " set. . 13 Hutsuins I)rIvs in competed In tllu all-daY Illect 1 U"I 04% c""a" SO. A". 13. Umit I W;fh coupon # Iry So#. Am. 13 on July 31). , ill %AMM APA-3 a-00 imam 10 four Naval lti'se'tv' i'rogrunis IIorusl'4upu ................. Jaycee of (hum mouth rerogiil. Hgt Hu*'lneuu entered tociety ........................... 2A.JA In the Sistb NUVUI Dist rict, 11011 went to Joseph hunt and --flll`l`l1l1l1l11l`fllllllllfllf 'lll1111111111111f - ~--~ 1 $Ports .................................... 6.7 Which fillis ulldel. the rominsind blurlim C'orpa Ili IU64 after at- S. 0. Dorminey for tile irloilth __ t.'iulmiiic st'Iiuu'uIs here. of Augiit. S ci Admiral D.aint'y. Tsb1slaup4ug ainr phasur. car - t • with metal All ii Metal HURRICANE Hard hsc& Harry's old of real ' JUL DYMO °' r'a. . ;. , tense Robert. S. M cN amara had a different viewpoint from the battlefront. another Seminole Countian, Mrs N R. Quelland of Long- BALLS N"S GNLL - I I sin I• . The people hen' don't want us just our money and for us to a profit of this war at our this simple reason. They're too _h, . . 11 fiizht for don't give A clamn: . . . to 'Morse that Secretary nf De. Morse's mail, on the other Kirkman, director of Public Safety reports Better he sure on got that license renewed during your birth month or you could be in trouble. . • . lOc .h. • 0 701 Sowlio Driende A It us - Wimw Food 1 ie Ovr.A... - Oi1..d. gets me home and for thousands of miles . . so of = miew 6~Pls"kb@U Mod.I 12TP$ St i b.h. 'Z. of following stores only Phea. 322.2411 • 4*44 The AWve BIG "E" Special is 1100d at the - dautamobi1a.. i - - '. No88 . A crackdown by tile State IL M Compare at 1.95 $ p1.. UHF Ivs' .$, low to mm, - ON 70 UMF . ~ and wounded and the people we don't stop C11111- ley Iff'rf, Ili- will be in our homes ne x t." ---"I realize that IlIvre i.q a .1fill to be (]one over lien-c or we'll all be living undi,r till- Citinintini"t. critical of administration policy. Highway Patrol has resulted in more than 1600 arrests of ' a car without persons operating Sw.lh for H.at,mg a 3 DYMO HOME LABELMAKER ...... conwe against the U.S. policy ; tile forefront or a crucial wittie agnitist 0 111 I Plastic at 1.75 - 's'I" .1. : thIng em be said f or C' Ac T- C ..% LANTERN I III - outdoors 2 serious mistakes in this endc'av. It is reassuring to or. - 0% II I (1)-Ark.) and nthers takc' the op. positc' approach." And a 01 claimed in a letter I • • The people, --"I tell that thin' reasomi why I . ' I For u se indoors or M I Us . . . not knowing the triie situatitin here, cannot really proteit 1 Unbreakable 4-CUP TARTNENWARE ' TEA POT complott CORD SO'i _ al S back here size V ( ,,,,, 68 crystal . Corn or. at '8c EXTENSION __ • Picof Spout Compare at 1.59 Slii P ti An 1h 4 Compare t 59 HeM " 41Y c LIST 35c RMAIT 1) cy in Viet Nam. ;!, free from Ileul ClIinIIi." -"Now I really know why Viet Nain. Why hi'i;iiist. it we - But Morse, while receiving 88 With Tompor r liquids instantly- ____ 1 win LIST 14.95 ). 1 i Modal 10727 cut HAND140UMER lightweight pocket adding machine, TUWS WS PHILLIPS P.-ru n 0 II Model T83 Loots C 0 Bowl a"aches to graf. er for efficiency. SmIorts Pictur. STOKE-ON-TRENT, England (UPI)-A mathematics profes. sor equipped with a computer was hired recently by one of the large British bingo chains i to nroduee a bingo card that would reduce the number of i winners and make the prize higher. Tuesday night the cards were Introduced at the bingo V parlor here and 600 people won simultaneously. Each received two cents. 1 justable fabiric temperature con- i,**? - " Poor Winnings . 28 C LIST 119 (UMIT 1) GUAR '.I the servicemen writing the President saw themselves performing an important role in ters do his job." has soon crime to hc' realization t ha t thp Unitr(I .1111alc-,; haq . c( -iftainly made some through most ot .Jonnsuri's iet- 1 i.\it1 . PffCHER-DECAIMR . 'm 0 Im TO CLIAN 4 OZ. king Size LIST 1 oo n.ien i I ed nylon-bristle _ .. . ks.psrunningtotalto UIM I IIII I •I • •• handle, .4-Color.cod. :-' , 0 UNIKUKAILE TABLETS DRISTAN itiintion was sent here Is to keep myself One consistent tlwtmie rail it, ,& L ;! n".'ded h"re thcsrr". doubt." But a private first clnqR wrote Army master ser .Ivwt,(l tll(,It* rel1r,oll ffir beilig ill Viet Nain: his home state. get out and come home, (lint he does not want to -stay there and W Wi h -_ Cornp*u'. 0MMII AT 49c By JULIA BAR'FOS The South Seminole Garden Club will hold a rummage sale, Saturday, September 8, at the Super Vain Store on SR 436 starting at 9 a.m. Mrs. Oliver Holmes, ways and means chairman, has an. pounced that part of the proceeds from the sale will be used to beautify the South i Seminole area. On sale will be children's clothing, school supplies, household goods, appliances and i many other useful items. Anyone wishing to contribute to this project may leave any ) useable items with Mrs. Holmes on Lauren Court or Mrs. Glenn Humes on Huttaway Road. All contributions will be greatly appreciated. I 2uron,,iil!Lorgi \--' if 0 complote .' Planned By Club $4' -.-•. . A.9/ King Size 5c off labol LIST 79c (LIMIT 1) "Anyone who har %hidird tile of (lii, SOnic -- Cut Crystal-Plastic 99 ALL PLASTIC power ;."_#.:4!, -.! • TOOTHPASTE Viet Nam, the remnindei- from HIRUSH I.... 6.99 C 1-O,art C LIST 79c (LIMIT 1) B u '. - f*d cover and built Picture * no Self-insulating styro. .,. .. . SWIllor #To PRESTELECTRIC !.1 __ - CHEST • C . ICE - I 5*99 COAnfi,rd seven lvtteri% from to get one letter from a man that says to me that he wants to wrote President Johnson recently. "Serving here Is (lie most deading experience of my life." was the feeling an Army private first class expressed In a letter to Sen. Wayne Morse, D.Ore., In how dent, an addrrs at Omaha on June 30, wrote the President.: "May the truth of your .%pepch pierce the tog in the minds of the anti-Viet Nam groupq." Others told the President: ---"There has been quite a bit of protest againe,t; the U.S. poll ships. Ilere, Ili IvIlers it, file It,.f,vi e ly supplied and properly led." Up also told an Indiana all. dience Inat month. "I have Yet proud to be serving my country by being In Viet Nam ," a U.S. l Morse provided his t'pillin' respondence on tile Nom period. It Issu Till-.% story surveys letters ninde available by the White llouse serviceman Op'.I 1899 ___ . I. WALTERS, ,. I~.", striop4o"Itry-twolleff,lo 6999 The President told a news conference lust limfitli lie gets 51) mlsslic'lIn'd wordq nml erratic grammar. quently • ,.;, .* . I - - .: D/E S*s BLADES PERSONNA I at 12.95 tvrs lind Ill ('011mion were rre. Vict Mum. The mail shows, he WASIUNGTON (AP) - "I am List 14.93 has revelved lit revent itimith-;, Rut Morse that tJ.S. tore will not tlelcat. communism InViet Nnrn. "Tile cure. if thpife ilz one," he 5111(1, "lies not In more find better hombi. but In -otini, political and economic relation- tiiIi,gq thifl let Narn. to 60 letters enelt week front senator's office. About tlti only tr at 4.98 : Stainless Steel fl AC Adapstible pa . , . attached to RVAH-13, received his promotion to lieutenant and his appointment to the Regular Navy at the same time. He is a navigator and recently returned from a deployinent to Southeast Asia. Compare ceive from the troops In Viet . ,qnId. that "morale Is high. that tile 11101I are well and adequate. all N.•h S•lt1Vt1. . What do of Johnson's Viet Nnm policies? I N n'nllnble copies of 20 letters lie sonle Wnsilington officials re- from end the 1 I de Illeast s0*061% SUez STEAM the price of 3) 1 615 NO LIMIT ___ __ 1-p .•. I dedication. of the conflicting views that Viet Nnn to Sen. Wayne Morse. one of the most outspoken congressional crittel; write .• .-. - i b.atr relics.. Fully Quaron. s. (4 7 0Z . • - - forl'Treat.dHair Ilj~ . .. . l 14 Mo de ing, pushbutton : and strong I . SHAMPOO I servicemen have to say who RADIO _k • ... - .I.N. - . N. Viet Nam, reflect high morale I = bandit. • ... -!.... : .. I1 Modol MM? COMAINER -' (LIMIT 1) (LIMIT1) .. 1 -'I ..W. .. ,.11....4-44 Alt " . DORMEYER MIXER ~' , 'A .. o 1". - RAUION 12.Transistor . a. . ___1. ____ Plastic Johnson says the letters lie gets A fr m A meri can I like their type (if hIVPfl(.' it 111f1115 mid fi'Ii,ii tit useiecont,Rq if, ,I land where the writers felt tln'v W('tI' fiiit from ., .., . n VI*et Nam War 111411-111C 1" resianise to r itiests Tlw Associated Press for n look ni Johnoti' mail from Viet it outspoken critic of Johnson. Viet Nam policy. The two letters are examples EDITOR'S NOTE-President, ' s . 3GALLON tS I N TAN LOTION lEG. 2.49 ' . ft PICNIC JUG : AQUA NET : OT .. rdc ------. - ----%__- --. :, -1 . - - • PRICES 6000 THRU SATURDAY FAMILY SIZE . . . .. :. I Others, 'Wrong' ervicemen Divi e •i. LAZA • ___ I • $ ,k , I . Some Say 'Right, "l.' ...,-Af` *.,.'+:-"t.i.',.~. t'j -,*-., I . . 1. 0 0 0 - .. ' .. p - " .. . IJICL 1 Prescription or Ref ll to Ecksrd ,. I .,~__`....._. IN,-— I .din Pennies atEcksrd8s, but Vot 1' un makes up for the Savings We i 1 0 - - .. . � 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, 1966 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, August 11, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 1966. 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1966; <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/7ccf88826d91ebacdddfdea12584e7d6.pdf 07d742c07845579fbbd294b8a9aefd77 PDF Text Text sed"It %tau VW I Pit It - Reconnection Fee Wn,. tflJ - .. -- Set By Triple Trouble City Of / - t for rnn who hwu had their vnte d nntel due to lack of par thnnuh it 'resuitn. ,it the ieiilar mtrnr of th Lonrwood C9t Cnuni1 I*iterft 'flO vntes wont . E. and Thigone laques.. In other husffle*%, the Wih ham Bnmhh propert.r an 1.a't Lk trial from residential folhowj & uhlw hearing at which ob,tjos ware heard. C'.otmcih iflezJ to table of the }atsnnwide ]flsunizn(t Campary f. nnce requirements for study; , I? The Cae1berr pj,. Department an.cwered the cahInt.2:15p.Tn. and extinguished the blaze Paul 'Rates could mn eithnatt the damage. but the Im h covered at )CBAI pa • tinily by insurance. The four Lindsey ch ildren and neighbor's Child were playing In the living YflOfli when they du• pounixg from der the bedroom door. ___ ____ Prohi for d1CTUt11AtI1Th away Slid became; two h10 COUld amed w home by teie. acli axivoiW plimw after seeing the Did Joe' , i u vi RH W. D PETT\ h P P at the Penney h h b enTicys man • , • - MY 'PtilicY nf promoting pen. .410Th %14JJ17 -: means for enntinuing Their edtlratrnn 4. 1dui*i whowish to pursue further study In order abreast dt've1n Close To Its L*Imlts ____ J --.--nr A. L. shcw the combiniticin Ampna rfriirthr and freezer which is inehided in the new line of Anana Appliances Wi lson srncI Mir Furniture Compayiv now hii' or, dipay for . . P Old hot, believed to have monetary been u least 2(K) years old, credit died of ., buliet wound. Be had ' honiesteaded at the resort gone up, uhno fr, noticed. i .J '1 Occiion • +j, said it would y increase efficie - ncy °" be "impossible • m, the ',ulur of Old wg viewed by thousands of people who might otherwiue never have the opportunity to study an alligator in (I; the wilderness." Old Jo 'wil l Itt prccrvcd IY!Tt3 39th int frozen state and used 0.5 0 I r,,. 'Py "vIsual aid" this summer for I pint blood ti, tO Cinlilt) CI a class of new wildlife offic'°: B Cnunt 11°" l ood an. urmr 't of ClaudeHawkins P S. - , - - I 2221 GrapevRle Ave. MEMBER FLORAF tEI DEUVflY ; tt'~ VettL, LN, 1111M.1%71110t hilt Jib, "iolding for fedf.ral income Timely Tip For 'Phone . , _... , • - ','. ' j3 - - - - .• • i: - _.. "' ~ I.A ' of - .s' - LOOKOUTiNN WWY 17-fl, FUN 761-839-11903 - -- LOOK! ' 01 * 5' ILN NMATY$$ UNOVAT$OId SPECIAL 1NCU=kSWWC0VN 11 '• - . so - • a IS -----' IlS VII -C" Vi tSLLLCt sae uevaav - Vawijs COMM - , _______________ - - vening Auto M'16shaps A*lr Strl*ke Negotl*ators Bring Rash Of Inl'e u rie s T o A r e a Try To Avoid Solons ;j ~ - . V01%.4-d Was detei-11611LA it total Doyle also r~ %%arned agaiwit tiolial .-VisociaLluit ut Machini.-Wi tiaLing efforL *r%esday night. — - I I k * ----.- --. --- p y.sig4. lis at'L.i. -.— w— ON this pap — n.vroS vsry Standard 011 statism. Ii.aeua.ta cHsY .s t OI9I F __ . k 4. as Hol ler Motor Sales Co. JMR UMIIi UI S WIST HUT ST. OIL is - - - - • (DIRLCT ORLANDO UK 4254325) ,..: '- - - jj PH. 3224231 - t. , I . I; at -. - 1f - ~ - g y.- 3 -1-- :' I 3224321 . 1 4I ' • . 1 1 . 1 ?%~ . '' City' s ' New ook' Told In NY 's 11i;J6s OX 5PI1L - ' AS and Terry L. Miller, BS in ture reserve are being given arid he was charged with limit- Ensor, Florida hllghwmsy Patrol i loss. Rudloff was aelmititted to tIn' "f.mst buck operators" builda love potion because the birds ure to have vehicle under con- investigated. business, Sanford NAS and is reported lug subdivisions in some areas • 0 w il l not. mate. vhit "get in toni get out." trol. Also Tuesday night on State in good condition. -___________________________________________________________________ Bob Besserer, Seminole Coun. ty hospital administrator, Is due to 'alk to Jaycees Thursday about Medicare. Jaycees also plan to award trophies to win. ners in their recent Field and Track meet. fhimig grounds, epecta1ly Ui Ed Note: This article, which Florida," as its enthusiastic adjoins the downtown ijiitrict. • • promoters predict it will eventhe vicinity of SaiUord, The contains * few minor en'ois, The first phase, creation of University of South Florida onceayear run of shad brings tuahly become. Several major appeared In the New York the island and a connecting public relations department projects, 110W In the t'oflstEUt'fishermen Itei-e from all parts sends a release to tell us that limes newspaper, Aug. 7, In highway to the mainland, is of th couiitr lion or planning stages, whit 35 Seminole County students the travel guide section. II now cuder way. 'fhic Island Interstate .1, between t)aytona bvo Sanford ii flIV%%' l)llct' in the will be among the record 9,000 was written by C. E. Wright, be 900 feet from the lake shore'Beach and 'latupa-SI- I'eter gt'oiuphy of Florida. enrollment this year, but does line. burg, pasus through the northbtaft writer under the bead' Most Important of these', of not list them. According to lag of Florida Tourism. This bulls of Sanford and has em The marina will have 120 course, is the $155-million Cross dicatiuns of high school students article Is one of many III operating berths, 300 dryBarge Canal now being hruutut additIonal visitors here State throughout the county in June, newspapers and magazines age berths and a building houni. Another highway is hi the built between the St. Johns hIiv 60 per cent or about 350 of them ing boatmen's services, such as which are being written about Pslatka and the Gulf of plans. It would cross Lake Moø er iii Intended to attend college someSanford's marina, the barge Mexico. Lake Monroe, on which roe by causeway and carry traf' laundry, showers and lounge. where, the majority of them In terminal canal and many 1k to U. S. 11-1E tenet to Lh'ltuu'.s, Sisitfoid Is situated, Is a wide' 'i'here will be water and electric Florida. other recreational 1*c1Iities tiutlet,, at each boat berth, no On'angu City anI lh'Liunl. expunset of the St. Johns Rivet' in air trupurttsttua, Sanford. as they develop. The marina, systems. well as fuel 5u1I)I)lttI5. A 204)-footwtslcn lies 21 iiitle uurtheisst our readers know, Is not Supple'menting lists will be is wide boat.luunchulng ramp will I he part of the complex. an island, but a peninsula, (fl'iande,, ttis e cu bigger plisu • --- .... 30.11 ('amt4si hetwe Sunfotti and TiClassified - I 'l'iiii small Opposite the, island complex, The antord avai Air Ilisse, ut Comics ... ..... -- .... 6A•7A SANFORD, Flu. timsvuk', connecting the' St. I on the lurid side, will be city Johns River with the Atlantic i,soo acres and valued at $30 snaking a $2.mntUlon bid Crossword puzzle ..........7A shopping center; it will be sit. lntrn-oustal Vuterway. Whets million, will Lie deactivated lit for tourist business. That much Dew Abby .................6A Isoth of theses canal projects are l(Mi$. l'iatis ant' in progress to uuted on a site now occupied by is to be spent on a marina, a Editorial Page - - - -- - - - ----- IA this, huge property the 1R911'e, pur"hase recreation urea, an 80 or liaiZoo. t'omncle'te-d sonic yeas-s 6A Sanford The zoo will be Entertainment I"eduil (hcve-mnmtnl the and a large parking will ice t'onm't'ietl v, hilt ,,moved to another location. Siiuftt,'ii liomin 6A unit motel Horoscope c-oinmnurcial afl u,000 mules of inland tt atertu as' Sanford is preparing for a . 2A-3A area, all 11, be C'JflJtJ"UCted Inn anci tie-ateSociety St. Johfls River, mnt'iiIe-n' new laIn, recreational facilities aml 8-9 a I3'acre artificially created Isera The of development s "tine Sports ------- --au industrial are-a. 7A recreational area of eaat.ientrul tally, is one of the state's be-st 14nd In Lake Monroe. The lake TV ..................... 01 *W M*YT NAS ictured As Future Major ndustrial Site - Herald Index _______________ hOLLYWOOD KM-ALSO ODD SIZL £ ICI SIZL MA TO 005& AU. AT F ACTORY PRICES - j - - --• - - ' - •• - ------____ ' - • - William E. Dodson Jr., BA and nesting in the Riber Castle no- lett's vehicle was a total lo.4s right of way. Putrolintin Roger - • t ho 'eipiont c4f th. r .(Ia fl A eCin r I m ' - ' Tues a I-- I - '.-' - tj ' i lIST F El hER 811ecinI elf,clifinc; %vere held ! Endorses '' . cotinell rofmwil .,- if • him Vf4to; I. V • • 4:11 I)VIT , I 'It I -•... - _________ ' ' not be used at vorable period behvrmi • i strument of horror or iajryoy Albert, Charles E. Ely, five. end we shall ct-opu fully Riejuird L. breeze. Aubre- L. 14 With law enforcement agencies Moran. Wil l ia m W Chandler, g and all suuscnibers to eliminate lilcisurd J. keefer , Prevo L this ub'jeet,oruel,h, flhl5jM ('Ian Thomas Ii Lemon four the tel ephun," be- added. .lurnes Luellen, Marlin StevenThe telephone company and 5I1. Ross h Wonteiwy, Carl Police department agree tAmt F. Ulrich, Three, Emma J. Ely, in must cases if the aubcyIbey I Charles M. Vining, Larry E. b will immediately hung Up when Belmun, two. I an obscene call is received, First time donors were Edthe culls will cease. ward H. Cnissinuti Jr., William Is Southern Bell utilizes special E. Beanie, Jnunv Lee Junior, b equipment in siding the police ira Jumison, Lee Combs, Bill department in the jdetjfjc.. Johmeor, Philip D. Morris, D. tion and appreheuajo of such nh Riggs, Randolph J. Weber, j callers. The equipment dues Willisint C. Reardon. Bobbie ot involve any tapping or Parker, David Blurt, Arthur .1 monitoring of telephone eon- bouvhIle, Billy IL Lee, Dennis versaitions. L. Deal. Job-Hunf ing . vDrcd the Ivsf memorable mcr ,.cZ 07 Our ccicbrated Baked Sarpasso Sea Shr4ynn vcn'V ILCVCr StOp W VD?1Z'C død vciur f thCC 1ZCUVCtIV dchplit, lrhV? First, bccausc 1&hC ~ . sr arc 'he biggest, sw cctcst. PIL'VMCSt Shrimp Oti the markct. Nct, we stuff the= with a fragrant nxturc of dclue Crab Meat, Shallots, inini CPpt PZIIZCiZtOS CXOca fly Seasoned CZlid laced w ith fine ShC771. Then we bake thcsc dclzcg.te datzzszgs to the tawny cpitorgj of flavor ---and C7VC thCfll right from the oven along with 1k 3?z. StUffed Baked Potato, Grec £ort9..OfLCttUcc Bowl with vozr ?c TCSSI$D mid C loaf Rot .Brcgd with CTcamM a'-Cvervthnp the whole Shooting Match i •..: W4 R fl - Once b Linton Cox. president of the It Tunipu industrie-is and other rnu'h on Thuradny as certifir_ate ~ LonSrwo ranletidlil; Lflunijj Ott ILC credit Courses u;);n.M.rec tãL'ti Aito in rnun eas& the s i- doiin'i' IILIOUPt )It lileome clipping aiM e tended nppre-eiaetient a' the chnrner for Suisdn the IritrePic v ariue'-eri - .iotiim, ..'itl: pint. IJ It,. (iif'2. - U ftiginn Suite and local taxes. - the cit- 'e participation with wil l hud for home. liucephalus was the nUn of '4; C. C 1eiisierot. .loht Thoc niaking the trip in- Alexander the Great's horse. The nusniessmun has been them on purciuise of brochures users I S. Lue, _1': narr Lckwliergcr, having fllUcXi the same expeni• . c1t.. .ro- elude Steve Adams, Riche" '. . ,• • auvertising te •Ll LdflIL W OfltC111i, ...iUCt ence. V holetwlt prices f Florida statutes provide Bruce DeBeer, Bi ehures have- beet printed and penalty of up to six months n Bunirnur, 20; Floyd Heart,., 15: duatnia] niaternils had held fe eDaniel, Steve Liguc, Jolt are being di stributed, Cox , jail and 'or a fine of IOD for W illmm Pratt, r; Harris Folds, ly steady in the early years ported Luckyer, Herbert ).1cEenj ifi" Leroy Noppen, lb: Ned of the jtifiOs, while his proeach Offense in cases of Mike McManus, Arthur Nev James Bentoi, WU- ductioii and Balm and profits scene telephone MEN D SERVICE berg, Dun Perry, Tim Fern Flowers, William Rowland, were mounting. Then the dei=to a warning issuedhe hunt C. R. (Rob) .laitei Jr.,, sonRichard Raiid4t, Gary Rout Robert Shiedden, manager Richard Evans, i:i; Edward mend for raw materials, and of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jones, berry, Alan and Bobby Suthva Perr, 12, Charles, Gallagher Jr., semifinished goods, began Southern Bell Telephone. to enlisted in the- U. S. Air Force Paul Starks, Scoutmaster an 'Pzidcr the provisions ci Bartciw Hinson Or.. and Thibsert exceed supPlY. And the whole- and left July fur Lek1and Mrs. Daniel and daughter, 'Ic, Thu statute the penalty applies Benson, ten. sale price index started to AFB, Texas. Be is a 1WIS Sam- ni, and niece, Celia J ackson c Ahec Wilbur It. Yentach, nine; thnib rapidly. indutrj] corn- I incite High School to each call muds," Shedcjett graduate Orlando, and two of the nie Calvin S. .lohrni;, nine; Joht A. noted. niudItir hit a peak in March, and attended Daytona Beach theirs, Mrs. Clydeine McKentj Wt feel That the telephone F oh.y. seven: loiert M. Meyers. and then nauderuted. ` Junior College. and Mrs. Richard Randall. should Dennis E. Dulguer, 'Wayne E. ' - on - 1" £4 UTIF'ICI TJON " On Saturday, Aug. 1. They - and fainily, fundamentals of will camp at Flamnigo It the . modern chemistry and right along. It took a big jump ccl by the department has been Everglades National Park, and Personal health; °° PI early in the put into use. this month and ott Sunday at Culhier, Seminole Monday and Wednesdnv — - Year. and again midsummer, beginning shorthand and hothat &) man hours were to cx- Suitt Park. • bring the lioust'wifc tO tAlC Thver inunities; pended installing new lights Beautiful iUyukka loudly protesting nit all the trucks. Thirty ma State Purl: near Sarusnt will Tuciay and Thursday — he• BOY hilly hsd !uddcni hours were spent ub niainttn,. ut the ithe of a two dny emr typing. : sta'-tecf rising much faster than anee the trucks. and Litbia Sp-ings will he rnenta'-3 Sjunish I engin eering 1ti IILthlJUIId pay check. it., Ut Monthly financial statement : home base- fo, the- remainder graphics alsO general hioitgv. fact, bad • been slipped Li bit, showed Z2(V7 in finei and forfel- of the week, while The' group Basic writing will be given by h igh er Social Security ture for the month of July. I Uekes sightseeing trips to Tuesday and introduction to and then by largur Wi . . "''"'""'"' ' . t rising 1 ed fire cullti, P; nian hours at : explore the keyr and visit Key : • .reshman English 1. marrIage fires, OR; man hours of drill, . 'Wt coat of living. The cost of many services Fire Chief Bank Snow stated i been going up steadily The new smoke ejector purcha,. hut '""' • - POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES - '''k - • ht rautch- ; novk' 1i` ven ' - swum a. CI V I C - It's like *ating 0 peanuts, grotip will stoy f0wr , lish n. personal 11djustment: , jihysical srnelid* I and t th .ouncil at next meeting. &a at Ixeap4. by the consumer. Be Fire department report show- Park on..ahr. Pennekamp Suite Cfl Key Largo, while they in that tried Years ago. ul)- I Short Street and rePort back to I : Tht • , New 1 : rollege rilpehm und Weste-r. Tuesday — lntre,ductin it, • business 4reghm UT) t' 4..fljIh near Stuart.. -Miami Beach Boys Camp :undarnenta] math and irine. majority of cases. indzastrwj necessary to correct the 311 W ill he th e second night snip- pies of economics; prices — and wage SCiLleS — passable driving conditions on Cdfle$d — freshman Eng. gver -11.'.'t-' , . lit ecinfitni on three' ocenionn, Inst ,liuir' following res,n,'natlori and 7:02 pm. ( EDT), rho er, ft)r it rI!Iti(Ip hPnut, jfieatlnfl to grniind. vlomhor of th .Iac.ar1111l it'll of H • ( la rlso,n dine' to ill health ' is nptoint inc'tit flf poneil Ifl,trk The bunching was )lOSt o nntht (ireIe, rcf the Sinford Garden (lob left Mr. A C. CR.vnnIdt, In York l'ue.-cIny because' of unintebli g' u'hhi't' miii his first. uhitite' cif and I hr u in \ mcii cI when Ma s' ;iruI (olti(lo groeiwrv 'ith (;erirge Tonhy, C. M. Fbowe'r itiok Mr. over fuel' titpiohit tiie'tit. for city nttornu'y. or H;i vid ' H - Wumit worth resign. 8 $7 Lu) radio signals from (!XNhItiVe vice-fireti(Ient of E'irt Federal. (FfraId Photo) NEW YORK (AP') -- Lynda 1 inning the year, 'IisiI'ge'a eel a lr, clii,. to ill Iie':i It hi -'asuring systt'tu in (lie' Atl as ________________________ Bird Johnson, job-hunting while tiu ________ tanK 4. her sister honeymoons, is In County Seminole on the St. .Johns River -* ' "The Nile of America" The 850pound Lunar Orbiter New York to shop, sightsee and was to zip across its quartet'talk In prospective employers. million -mile course' in 91) hours, + t CLO , Actor George hamilton, Lyn- reaching (lie vicinity or tin' Wally Krohne. "Mister Scm- do's frequent escort, took her moon Sunday morning mole County Boy Scout," was Tuesday night to see the mush. cal "Sweet Charity," Earlier In BULLETIN at Camp LalloChc' m'er the ?$rrath ' an1urô the day she spoke with Robert l)ETROIT (Al') Pcl1per' 'u-ceend teaching men how to Stein, editor of McCall's maga Charlie I)rescn, titanager 01 teach bos as they deepen their l'lione :122.2fl1 I r -I2.934 Zip Code 2771 two pennant-winning feahhis interest in Scouting. And the She is to return todiw to and a deft handler of young 'l';1'1'IIEIt: 'I'tiesdny high 91, low 72; Thursday showers in afternoon. Tern Park "farmer" after 20 VasIiington, vliert' President pitching talent, died today in — _____________ ______________________ ___________________________________ years of experience in Boy Johnson confirmed at his news a Detroit hospital, Price 5 Centh VOL. 58 NO. 253 — Al' Loused Wir -Est:ihlished 1908 — WEI)NESI)AY, AUGUST 10. 1 96 SANFORD, FLORIDA ______----------________ conference Tuesday that his • _____ ______________________ Scout activities is one of best qualified men for the job elder daughter was being inter to "preparatory that he is doing. Our lads and v I e w e d their leaders are fortunate to deciding what work she ill do have so dedicated a Scout as this year." Wally to head up the work here. That seemed to mean that . Lynda, 22, has given up plans What ideas do YOU have to for graduate study at the Uni-beautify the Downtown Shop. versity of Texas, where she re. ceived a bachelor's degree with ping Center and tie it in with . .1 the developing lakefront's prom. honors last spring. Meanwhile In the Bahamas, ised attractiveness? 1 ' Sanford Naval Air Station, "The majority (it ,leveltspet's ,Attenihnr, in editition he) '. . Luci Johnson Nugent and her ' deactivated, can be are' reuponsihie busne'smen .Al.'xarnler, were Commissionalong new husband, Patrick, honey' it is w h en The presence of trees city streets adds so much to mooned in absolute privacy, transformed into one of the maEdward Y;irbarouh and 54) years, while others are only the rurroundings, but we tend to concealed from the curious by (r inultnctrial areas in Central interted in makinni money. John Fitzpatrick; Commission. take It for granted, until the gates and shrub'ery at a $250,Florida and could supply the with the quality of their war'c .u' md Mayor of Aitamonte . trees are removed and th en it 000 Nassau Beach estate. Sr'n W. Lawrence Swofford. tax base needed to make it suffering," he declared. looks so unbearably bare. Wit- Sir Ralph Gre". governor of on PaImetf"t1E better aereu.'ener to provide aess the harsh glare "Siminole County pe)pulatzon - (ØUIti'i!mefl Char!cis Rowell, Jay 'Bahamas. LssUed a stateto Avenue across from the post. ment welcoming the couple and vices to the citizens of Semi- will double in the next 13 • Wqtz and tJoyif Brown of1órth years," he predicted, "and f office now. asking Islanders to respect their nude County. S 0 0 ture planni ng Can Only result ')r!anulo: Commissioners Earl privacy. Thk was the prediction made of in better service at teas cost." Higg i nbotham and J00 Baker Bill Stemper, local realtor has Newsmen Tuesday sent 20 by Robert Doyle, director In a short 7'usineas session of Sanford; Mayor L E. Woodbeen accepted as a member of roses and'a card requesting in East Central Florida Retli.' ducted by John .%lexander, ' jjjjjjj.,j all(i Cotinvil Chairmun the National Institute of Farm . ore anut county officials at the county commission chairman, Arthur Witeatley sad Counc'nland Land Brokers. This mdi- honeymoon villa. The bouquet itv - it was decided that cich niumcu- ;ttmn Dr. ugense Ellis if Cascates Bill's integrity and ex- and card were returned with ni'"tit: of the Seminole Coun- paitty would choose a feIeate ..'Iberry: Cuimclman Charles peence in the field 0f buying, word: the answer was "no." ;. 'menta1 Leagn TII4arld an alternate :o me.'t on Roniutson •f .Utaznuuui 3prtimgs, selling, managing, appraising SEMINOLE COUNTY Governmental League had its second meeting ,Iimv c'vcnung at the Lookout August ii to dijsl'UsS y.lavs Council Chairman Pey White and developing agricultural Tuesday evening. Pictured are Jack Goodin, John Alexander and Robert le'taurant in Fern Park. High and officers for the new ')rwaai- of Longwood (flit Jack Goodin, property. Doyle. Seminole (Herald Photo) described Doyle S S • wfltnnwr. Hal Davis, ______ ___ - :u,it' as a "bedroom county MIAMI (UP!) Four S e m i n o I e Countians the Democratic nominee from wht':, people like to live while have earned degrees from Stet0 Quincy in the heart of the workin .. elsewhere'' This is the son Uni%,ersity at summer com. I "Pork Chop" district, gave his most e _ inencement exercises. They in. for governor Tueswith services as it has the least dude Kenneth Echols, MA de- endorsement Mayor Robert • amount Of resI)urce-. he regree, Sanford; Arther Ed. day to Miami ported wards Jr., BA, Forest City; King High. "Agriculture provides a good Davis, who defeated veteran Meredith McLure, MA, and portion of the taxes and Sen. Charlie Johns of Starke James E. Vose Jr., MA, both quires less service, but the ideal In the May primaries, also deof Sanford. WASHINGTON I A number of injuries and ttLd ne House Commerce CoinDavid E. Kober, NAS, was Road 46-A, Paul Rudloff, MaitNt1O tax base is industrial and coatdared that "Porkchopism has • • tiators for striking mechanics mittet'. I-hi said this would take Fire College classes are tak. been laid to rest and should considerable damage to vehicles admitted to Sanford Naval Air land received serious injuries iitercial.' he said. the fie grounded airlines about '.hrtie and Imporemphasized the Doyle involved were reported by riding and a half days. In- Station dispensary with lacera- when the vehicle he was jag place at the Altamonte never be revived." I agreed today to try to .jCtt!C the boards co-ordcschool He told the Tiger Bay Lunch venitigating officers of the thins he received when he fell in went. out of control on a ttthce of Springs fire hail this week. Speaking for the carriers, Wil' nating planning with various dispute by voluntary arbitration eon Chub here that he was highway Patrol in mishaps ccClasses began Monday and J. Curtain accepted the from the motorcycle he was curve turned over and skidded local government agencies and thus avoid le gislation ov continue from 7 to 10 p.m. each "looking forward to the lead- curring Tuesday evening, idea in principle. William R. Huglett, Orlando driving North on 17.92 as he coming to a rest on top of tIctt'intci'e that moneys saved Congress. evening until Friday for mem- erahip of Robert King High in to have But the quesuomi will V. Erkhmiret, urclna.c price of pzoperties for rhie .igreemenL .va.s reached the executive branch." was admitted to Orange Me- swerved to fuss a cur being loin. Norman hers of the local department. union ruernthe • • morial hospital with serious driven by Mrs. Betty G. Allen, Maitland, driver of the vehicle nc,'w schools is not lost through be submitted to ia the connruttce moved toward beN for a 'uce before .nrbitra- actIon cm lacerations following striking a Sanford. Mrs. Allen was ehargcharged by Florida High- incre.ts,d costs of Pro'itli! Two Sanford men will receive Love Potion back-tu-vork legislucess roti4 anud other ilt'ceSsUt'y - two is attempted. President MATLOCK, England (UPI) light, pole on Oranole Rd. when way Patrolman Hind Smith with their degrees from Florida State ed with failure to yield the r- tion after failure of a new nego 'h P . L. Siemmlkr Golden eagles from Finland he failed to make a curve. hugspeed too great. The vehsk'lec inUniversity, Saturday. They are :'to determine thE continuing rise. 1.first nirlit's; star, scheduled ' '' for i ,1nthat Dickinson State Part; • - • . 1aj•1, A F. Ramsal, All • ' ' I .1 Lynda Bird - FLORIST CCPSIOI t) . t,bO MMMMM-0% - ' .rtsjns - er Amsina 22 features an autornat]c ice maker, fid"utah)e she)ve ghcle out buckets for food cror. age as well as other extras. (Herald Photo'i Kenn eth T). Thdd lot Zi'4.8ci 'i• T ho are the !birth recefltl$' U) their third NEW YORE (APi — Bust - . flut. the 1nofletai B.1AXE CASSELTIETT Killer flessrnet as well as houcwive while thppxng some industries IIflti stUd en t c'Oflt' W1fl RI! department. facf The hlth a h m w likelihoodof furtner such as hoine hnfldin, and di Ct UV uicU agreec to accept the ° (4!Wt U evening KtUd(flt. Guteicient. Th Lanes plan:eit )t en terruig some consumer buying hid of Davis !cter and en..ure. v.hich vii. dot said. 10 N I1 th at "'xav. take th em npprnimatej• ci big ticket Items such ]n additioti Ti,the cvcnin - far 3f(L4 for Umrd Paw O £ C -OflOin a. • stu d ies; program, across miles during the ears, have I c titi . te s dies water servit also ° t.i ni th isn' likely lames Madison Randolph. 1-92 it the c1tv tt, i weeks u) Ker Wefn er costs of . domp business — ~ Hiphway 17 richment Prn;r,-&Lm will bf. ,n-r I , U, E. BLACK. • - , - • ,, (11 ____ ______________ I medical book clw at band, R~w ~Lanr Watched his Witt, give """""' , most 0.9 t - 1 1 - — Mif I war- held down becutiat the 'snnti ar, po.%sible, reminding that the killer$ of the "living hii- facilitin. And the inflationar.r Irovernment had hug .c defense ' ax o t out I*tonalvnibo1" whose body was pressure is mounting. ciphles of surplus metal fore November 1. 4O far, e cus . or. e with which . recovered it could threaten to Superintendent Itahph Fisher se have ; OmUI:Dm Aug. I. flood the market. in th great was instructed to take action been of two sorts: I I I w hit plart of business, Until In, - . Orbiter 1 On Again I !'- - fl ________________________ tug of ti • TIiCSL- one Therefore ci an even great Talmo repla... requestec bids ahoanc the troop bus. snn. was the first baby horn TALLABASSEE (UM) • ruitu-& 'Rn ' Pd Ura,iaj 5tt Urge to Thj5t • or. installing water Tifl* *CYO35 the pnicci — range 'rant the price a' ne car Tith annual is thtfifth. nrd ion sumA $5()() the goods and services involv. 1'-ft2 and accepted the hid of in. ht 7lonplt o. the corn - hi the White Bnuzit. Be was . to •.t a' ma r a go in brim .11in. pi,fl . IRK. Tiler toUl to e tflhCt by nu1 5ost of these' COUrSeS r far n' pick-up the 5! nices of ;loe, thCWa. suite for the dth ti Gui And the government's voiun- for the maintenance jerm- I master W. T. Dant& and the will he offered in the evening. the amil expects the allWaurr killed at nearby vi . Course offerings for Tetir 'tory guidelines hnv been of- tandem.. needs to cost 0 One are as follows: fective largely in cases where City attorney. Gene IL Sti.The 1f Scouts and other ffcred by The "ward ,, i 11nnda TheI economy has boomed the administration held a whip. phensem recommended The COUI)' menibers; of the elennmtar ac purvr boarded the National AUdUJOIt Society " IIUnCI. The price of a1mjnt in w or on il beg k rning at. counting, freshman English II, the budget as the bus Sunday m o in an at t P , ,pt to track dnvm em resources and productiori 1 I _______ I • - , r''' ____ - e '' T I g 4 . • Pnnn whot fnrmv oth- • e cation has hct intorrupti srnd P't• who wish to follow e kZd2fl to a ofleR* de'ret : -hh e S ne uephrtiTlen in . Senvire lrrnt eprnç With i.LJf± COTflTUt- rJHury ohhirationi makewhose part- I $5 kwubon '° fl thO foun.fnhd. It i to provide for: Thh .'honl ri4uete, wh o to take , oh)ee pno'nut to s dorroe hut who ws ?o 'over this prorg h TUt-t1mt study wh ile employ. nntis tc manager men' epa i . " —. - purpnftr Out, White Is In Tuesday, Mn yne 11. P. IllntI' w.'t h"n V 'I ft ''pt) VItO fl%' 504 iflPfl V e l'hrir' i os nns"li cflffc'tenco civet in the I ,cngwencl cU ,s'cclg,i"ii nnel (eiuioll (hni,-mnn thot tIlni-l.'q •c,,ffj,' .,uilt '.'.'!I' "en Pet ry ic'iit I ccchsv as there 1- hut ,-ti n re nItito, nt'ontilltig Iii t lie lec'htu l%Ine'k flhtul Whit ''1-cit iii,' n t tourt''. cliii n-Ic',, %Ill automation ily no - ,or t i,i.' I), lo ;,"c icuul I 'I 'u- )v, ntnn' (lie' ,,ffii'c' of itiflynt 31,0ititorim. ti'iii, In the' tt,n,ie,l frt',,t l .1)1)11 Ic, i ,nrpo lrctI)iivi,ig a ,voIit of tetntittit ,ii',,th fun ivii,i, n,uoilhts, lii' ecitifilot l,c't'oc'tt IlIntek 141111 Ole' f,p " I i'tliiti'ii , U lly lus't ti t I fuiritiet' anti 3irc'sc'nt rut,irl l CIf to $,?i'i7, the city, Vh1te' tt'eeIvcel $ he A '''ci dlhV,r 0 tIll' 'hin, 1 't, I r i iesignntion of Illark by ,ois v,ic'n,,ry cc''riir in nov e'ter 1 tot oil utah, Tuesday. ivp rr noire )ci ii !itt clays The' rc'siu,int ion etnit 05, ''1 lcc'f,i, e i cu'gii lot u.lr',t I',,,, t he CAPE IcENNE)Y, l"in (AP) flnui it ini1n,sqiblp to until htitir' i - Pitt I I 0111t1 of this I ''VI fit ii sh, ii —The' since sgeflev plantied to IIR ntuyitt of the' city of Long111.1 a spt'i'inl eler) inn. try Pain todsy to launch a 'ctoil for flit-ce' reasons --- it'Iiine1c's tor,,i of r,ffl,'e I. fl t,1,, , nhtsI,s,,,'nht. I,i1,,,.iifs,,.t, te'giity, business amid he'*1t-h." oc'hetluil.',p It OX IPO Itt fJ"reinPERCY WHITE. ' ' into orbit arohlnel the moon to Ilinek's stormy year III ffIte' hi', Ifl'l).tCfl% •Yor take clear pictures (if the hid. began with his okeloti 1951 ('nt of ii spe'riti elect ion Is __ _ ------------- -- den side and nine ;rntentlnl c'st 'in nit"ii I it be a ppttux inns t "IY ' i ugust. troll -111t landing sites. Vt-nngles occurred in coulirhl Il() a nil in thu. c'v"rit one is Tlic spacecraft, called Lunar t 1cc' third ape. Orbiter, wa hei1uletl to 'sult over putting the city's Insiur- calIt'd, it will (-lol l c'Ii lion ii, the dty in $4 141% out for hula; fltnek vetoed into space tinder the t hrust of 111 (In' budget and comic11 tnsuecI it titiutit Its. an Atilis.Ageria rocket in , ' Bo Directs Son's Deliver')' Togi-ams and faculty fnr thc THOL'Sr OAKS. Calif Patrick ScoU Lane woigho couts On evenIng studies prograni will hr at '1 pounds r ounces. i an"'Two Weeks Jaun, GRAPIEVILLE aphically. "last week DetirL u H Of a t the R1d th It! - " _f ________________ — tfl1dflt tunips n the path of the right coTn1uir ranks Of way of Myrtle tiriztd pure ise of threc dozen water meters, nbl' izsea i for department. Casse!berrv The• of L. T. Bunt Jr.. owner of the s Lnngwood BoteL that proper Off ordmanz,.e be amended to permit gtne pan. She TUSW home to r iearr well founded. ftd '"They Sav trouble cmne'! in ftrees" said Mrs. Lindsey ho- had argErY. and =1W the firt." i ,I I 1. ~ I Mdr. for removal, Of 1,trees and Stnwc. popular Indian iJounc Village painter. Each month the hank has the work of some artist 011 disphi - in the bank lobby. (eruld Photo) for fht tent whfr wjU he rit Aug. 2 is. Teistnsirint will hr hole to m on &U! I a t thc DI I, MIUiU Uem — • - et 41 I I3 Tinlinem registration f r . , a dciive7,m- I of August from the private aolleztion of E. B I - has : Council Changes 1Co o rs -C I :iz:: aE the THiS ArI'vACTrvE Florida srene parntinp being shown b3 F1nridi State Bunk einploye Mrs. Loi.c Ferebee i among those on exhibit for the month Longwood ' tor Jr. College onçrwood Family Members 11r .TA,VE CISSELIIERIfl mn and bath were Ah ted by the o1untermInd 1171 tT1 owned b3 1. D Lmd.'CV t yei1i Bmtap d. ca&e1he in the loss of furniture bedding clothing and personal belniW .. Studies Recistration Set 1 •zr Plagues Lindsey veninq — '1 - - ' - - -' - '' es.v' '"- --- - ___ �I . — T . ~.`., .1 1 '11, _1 .,b., I.' 'al,, ! i I -. :.*i - ~. !I 11 ~ . I - - L. . 11 I This would mean an Amencan commitment of about 470,000 men In Southeast Asia, the k level of U.S. forces used V. , directly and In support of Koiean operations In 1953. .Present US. strength In nctivIty tied to the Viet Nam war Is estimated at 375,000, including 0,000 troops in Viet Nam, 60,- ~ i "I , I !, - - II : and other facilities In Guam, Thailand. the Philippines and Viet Nam would hit 400.000 by known in Saigon — attracted Okinawa. the end of this year. sudden official downgrading . ..;._I ,I . . ,,, .,.'r.., .~_,;,.,.-ejt V~,,`.r' vraUi ~~ :A;~'_", I i J •. - 4 ______ ' ,. ,•• 0 - I I , . , ' '- -•' 4>•-;' + ' • _____ II ,) _____ - , .______ .'*" ~ . :1 . .:: ____ ' ,: I ~ . UM-1ki"', o - '- . . - for six months — the Communists have adequate food for survival and enough amunition for limited campaigns. Milita ry stra tegists estimate enemy strength at 270,000 men, Icludlnng about 40,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong In about 150 batta lions. Opposing this with the American troops are about 3.10,000 regular South Vietnamese troops. e PRANCES H. MARTiN .kcIseev$Is, l'kidIs DAVID A SAYRE tion, either from fear of superbr U.S. firepower and mobility Voldost., Gse,'sI. MAItGAItIET F. Y ' I° 1111660081 NINA W. ERADLEY CIavto G.e 3. or awaiting orders on operations being planned In Hanoi. erving MRS. J. D. PUYER Ploril. WITY HUNTER be"em Ieechflor34e S LINDA GAIL HENRY ry MWIt"HIE VAN HOM i.cav*., 1461$4. MRS. ROSE TOMUP4$ON 6 St.,I., - "he didn't know what he was a H compromise Jets Bomb South V*iet Nam 1,approval valved. of the program In- likes fishing and qwrts. ple matter to free him, then the M'I*stake Killed u + __________________________________________________ I Notes Admission $35 million to supplement rent Thou'S S bt to do In S.I'd __ __ __ ____ _____ . - bs it I•_______ 'i Or rL + - ____ hm — v$Isv _______ Wu.st. mw iiis M"y sm" 101wS, P1 MIS. G.LLUTB ThowwIT1011 Georgia . - ' Recued", ______ _____ _ S..I'd Hsidd WILLIAM L. MISSNER ; WINNERS Midluta, SseqI. MRS. MARY ILOCUM MM.ii 0.,.,ls Ap.pbs, WTVIARTVL$ ii-11, nNum-, Pl'. '. + - :,r.1 .1b, P.O. $cz 1214 MMdIr.d "I auii tww Uw vice presi- A. Jones, all of fianford; James D" Pau J". There I 4 1....... are UV .. &0 Abu •1... .,......,.11.. ..(4U41-UUIIUa U D.UUUWO UI 4IL ~ J &_.__1_ , UUUy RU7, NUrLU UTiRUUU, fl. .,,_ •, rietta Henry, lake Mary now reapunsi- tratiun" _ -.- _ • + It, i___ +-- ._________.— "-'-- ---+ + - — . + 'a - ~::-: T_—, - - - - - 'V. - -. ..+--- +- . ++ I Quarts . "*ding 1% r ' ' Giant ° BLUE -- -- - - ,_ 4'a.*+++. -+ 4,; ent :4, * DEEP SOUTH +.. .++. -+ .•. . .• .-++- '.7# ' - - -- .. REG. 68 4-oz. DU - I I I I I I I I I I - I ;'i 4 I. + I 1. + . I + - I + •IJ -' ~ REG. 23k. - U. S. No. I WASHINGTON STATE RUSSET ....• 0 U. S G A 69~ w. • DOL FRESH, CRISP MOUNTAIN GROWN • • • - . 40-Ct. REESE PEANUT X ,- 49x Bread + B s + 29~ I ~ U. S. CHOICE W.D I 11" A Chuck Roast Le. 48)(: i, 29 Round Steak.. . . . U. 98~ . . . 980 Steak.... . . . 9 8i U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND ' DIXIANNA Pica 1 U S. CHOICE W-D BRAND DflNPA.d ENBEAN NO D IF U. A 3/le . 31 GREENS 3/1 ______________________ 31 GREENS a • . DIXIANNA Pal Bog Turnips w/roots. Turni . 4 1 f 11 '3 8o ho + .11 ..... . . .. . . uL28~ I, ;(_ :-, L i - - 1-Lb. Pkg. BORDEN REGULAR 49 - 12-os. Pkg. Lb. 69c TARNOW WIENERS 3V SLICED CHEESE REGULAR 69 - - COPELAND REGULAR 73 . - 14.b. SLICED BOLOGNA Lb. 59 VELVEETA CNEESE 51 45 .. PERCH FISH FILLET • 3 $1, CUBE STEAKS . 1.09 .- . . REGULAR 79 Pk DIXIMNA Whole Do r. ..,. 1 . S. CHOICE W-D BRAND CLUB OR U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND E.Z CARVE or 1.4 Sirloin Steak .. , - Crabs $000 ThOU AUDUCT 11 os.. - ____ DM1 71-ri. *0 OIYWOLDI p 1000 THOU AUSUSY IS DM1 *00-PT. mOLt. 11 - . %:..I~.i ~ :& 14 ___ I it ,_ 1- - -u--40 TOY&W: TOYAMN DM1 5.1.0 101.0 5 I.THI Oisiee $000 THOU AUSUIT to • . -- SOlD THOU AUSUeI II 5500 THOU AIJSUCT IS W11a4 S pe. U- #as TOLVA . . 1000 THOU AUSUST èl : 5 I •l$ $ I — !i S __- r ,+ * ia.o- sus.P S TOy$7 a a hiIi[v -_Iuis. :_______ keeliaa I •ouo tHOU AUGUST *2 :__..._.... IL--.. •.....a............................._.._.._____...._............___. -1000 THOU *usur II 0*7 Avyr—ms y4IJI STAMPS + ,, _ I_, . ______ " " BUTTER CUPS CANDY A CMI 11.01. JAR a................. F, .11 ., 9-ox. Pk. DIXIANNA French or Rigulor Cut . : : 2/89 CORN .' , ., 51390 . X "I . POTA It 0 LYKES U. S. CHOKE WD BRAND B -ONELESS PULL CUT Persian Limes. . • + . 2 391 Tomatoes LAME, JUICY ACTOR ......•••••••••••••••. -.& 1---t-- IL -- - ,. +- . #303 Con STOKELY CUT 4/11111 GREEN BEANS . 5/116 ' FRUIT DRINKS • ~-`; 8 "I ',!., ,4 , I-Lb, Loot DIXIE DARLING RAISIN S-Pk. DIXIE DARLING RAISIN CIMAWN r... Plut 25 Fr" Stamps (No Coupon N*ode& Pita 25 Fro@ Stam" (No Qupon Nwads& ~_. . - i1, 39~ -,,~ 29~ `~ ;.)" 1 :,.. tql~ . I SliMS & PIECES MUSHROOMS . 599 46-or. THRIFTY MAID Orange, Pin.opple-Gq'frult, Florida Punch or Grope $0ODTHRUAUGU.TI$ * + ones GS BE E F STEW REGULAR 59 7-or. CHERRY STAR WHITE MEAT &RAPE 8 JELLY 3/1., TUNA FISH.... 3/1., . . 64-Ct. Pkg. TENDERLEAF I '. 1 11 . REG. 39 . . 24-oz. I" ME BARTLETT PEARS Wo -It*I, _.i .. 2/29~ DIXIE B REGULAR 53 *_,~ ~ ~~ + 200', ARROW EGULAR 89 • — A CLIP THESE I I 07LIr I I ____ ToPMMPS 1___1 N YjWI STAMPS TO! COUPONS FOR icowosv :Ir __ _ • Alamipsusus F41 I EXTRA STAMPS iWlIi _ ,. I — + Coffee Creamer Os - - -------- you 0 22-oi. DEEP SOUTh HAMBURGER SLICED I 1 ,ilt, 79~ __ __________________________________________________________________________________ . WHITE ARROW Limit I Detergent with $5.00 food order. i'~ '~ ~, MARGARINE L 71 j'u or or . MANURINE . sib. Isp Ndm M$-440+2 . is ansi '', ! .1~ I IMPERIAL QUARTERS be should W11 quSck A A.&.A~ ;,;~ TOES 3/1, B P OKRA I II US MRS. FILBERT'S GOLDEN RTERS 100 Free Stomps wUhPurcLofPounds DIXIANNA P Bogs Collards or Mustard 11 ALL.& SOUTH SALAD DEEP REAM PIES• 3/1., 2-Lb. Bog FROZEN FRENCH I 0-o Nam DeItsn. noftc.g or .ff.c$av.? You're — % +++ -- . '- W run + - REGULAR 49#, . 9/990 ___ "a-s"i REGULAR 2 ALL FLAVORS MORTON be 44.42U S. S.min.6 "; . . 4 9 6-or. Con LIBBY'S Limeade or Rig. or Pink 10-ox P f' 0_s _ _l or a.dtu,edfrwyaabadaat *dth. hVfl t 7 ámy ats s.d Sanford PEANUT TTER.... -D ILLPICKLES 1/49 .FACIAL TISSUE.. R A 79 7/9 ;. CRACPIPi' GOOD PTtr, S Free Stov,s BU HOUSE Limit I ioI. of eholc. w/ $5.00 order. ee 6-or. Con ASTOR "The Real Thing" ____ b 0 U. S. 1 1 1-oi . 40-oz. DEEP SOuTH . REGULAR 2/39 REGULAR 59c RE . o '1 " 9 CHEESE SNACKS 290 CORN CHIPS . . 41 __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ PIL-MM "FRESH PURE" )4 GALLON eco tlObeI e. and ruma dai1 _____ iit. poes, f.stu. m d yj What about reports 01 a the team of the administration, mini Cully, Geraldine IAJee and change In his liberal philosophy Whatever I do reflects on the baby boy, Ronald Hansen, all since becoming vice president? President. The President ninkes of DeBary; Margaret C. 1)unn, means I CDUS by 2 inch... an ad $.. "1 have not changed my basic the policies. My cuntrlbuUon is Gene;a; Dianne It. Dappen and '00, 1s!iall .,shlI,,rn...h., 1-Lb. Con MAXV4LL Ston'c . Fancy Corn ... 8'59 Rib Oran~;l e Juice . . .. OW Ribs of Beef ___ . ORANGE JUICE 6/9. GREEN BEANS , Rib Roast . . LEMONADE BL UEYE Pas 7/i. i. Pla t e . C uu u u ____ ____ tarik 0 Freø . . . 4 BERNARD L JOHNSON r.rsatais. 11169" RUTH =Mlil . . ff o T4I3.I610110, 1w Pk. CRACKIpr GOOD Plus SO 10.ot. CRACKIP?' GOOF) ASTOR Reg,, Drip or Fin. Limit I ulfei of chok. w/ $5.00 order. GOLDEN BANTAM 'r1n. UP wii all the ktsst lol and ___ , IA 1 W 290 FAMILY CREAMS 39, ..3P POTATOCIUPS $P 6 CMCKIPr &)OO Plus 2S Fr. Stons PARTY SLIMS . 21 6HEESE CURLS 31 TREETS ? MRS. V0I41C1 PflTMAN WeySisis, SSSI,1S MRS. I, 5 MCCALL a yea. NO MAs-rza bow .n,ioyahls ___ _____ 1eeIUXe to may be. it'a always a p nfly nswapspsr pick up the tl ... A Cucumbers.... , , ,. + C NUMM GADM 1-Lb. CRACKIN' GOOf) 'j4 REGULAR 99 MRS. PRIOR. NEWTON Ps"y flhliJe • '- + 1-Lb. Can , rapes Happy Ending to Your Vacation - 4- , REG. 87c It. Tb. may refuse to go along. The President's request for : on-day miracle. But I Plan an 1 JicI(WI%YIIb. — TUESDAY, AUG. V, 1116 Humphrey Dismisses Speculation That RFK Is In Line For His Job liz 79 . . . "i . .. Gorge E. liuxngardner, Cal- payments so that low viii R. Frederick, Mark L. families can have adequate Bose, May J. Matins, Gwen housing was cut by the House to dolyn Henderson, Murray W. o ndflion, Jury's, Dale Ilittle, Freddie M. Johnson's biggest request to WASHINGTON (AP) — 'ice blllties.] am no longer U.S. bCfl- Mobley, Grant Young, Thelma provide crash aid for cleaning t President Hubert H. Humphrey utor from Minnesota." B. Will iams, Addle Black, Dar- up alum areas is for a $2.3-bIlsmilingly dismissed speculation What about reports that some roll bound Collier, Rebecca of the party's liberals are veer- Statbews, Brenda W. Johnson, lion, five-year "demonstration today that Sen. Robert F. Ken-1 lug away from him and j fol- Margaret A. Aline, Sanford; cities" project. This program tL -_ nedy might replace him us lowing the leadership of Kenne- Lola Booth. DeBary: Carolyn aimed at rebuilding and restui large slum or blighted President Johnson's 10118 run- I dv. to New York Democrat? Ii. Wheipley, Lake Mary. areas of certain cities which "There is lots of room under ning mate. Birum not yet been selected. Asked about the speculation the canopy 1w- new recruits. $ as he lounged on a sofa In his welcome new recruits. I am Mr. and Mrs. William Hall, have Saulord, baby boy; Mr. and To get the proposal out of Sen. - office behind the Senate chum- pleased to see that liberalism in Mrs Arline AIUIC SanfOrd ate committee, supporters bad tier, Humphrey said in an Inter- 11166 is a little more popular baby boy. to agree to cut It back to 00 - view: million for two years. But ewes than It was In 1956 or even In mes "This Is what I call the has- 1960." Offers no ITfl"'dIate help. Matte Starling, John Senka- this ard course every '1cv president in emphasizing that his role rlk, Theresa Baker, May FILe, since It could not get under way has to run. 11 is part of the basic as it senator was much differe Lucy Moughton, William A. Until next year at the earliest. ___________ ' training one ins to go through, from that of vice president,ntHorn, Edward hi. Crouch, RichNo nun In public life is as much Uuniphzey tiald that as at sena ard Gueras. Virginia l.om.,_ ezpoud to guerrilla war as a tor he was at liberty to pick and merac, M I C ha ci Boatwrlght, vice pvesidenV—the opportunity choose on any issue and make Elaine Carter, Willia m H. to be shut at from all sides. known any differences with the Starner, Taanuir I4raden and I— mod. "ir y3 sw'vlve. It Is a administration, baby boy, James 3oiton, Don . I REG. IS-ot. CRACKIN' (300C) BIG 60 (Sovm )Gi) RI4oi. CRACKIPI' GOOD CLYDE W 00 SALTINES At1hi' G MARION W. Csee. -- + Al I P1 L W. MAKIImON MRS. J. 'TiAMMILL, 3,. d JUICY THOMPSON WHITE SEEDLESS **, Ns MIN ..s. ?hilda L MIS . WV ~111!ItY MOM 41101111111114141 Pond" AM. WURTUNNIS MRS. AL OUTLAW MOUNTAIN GROWN VINE-RIPE charges. Technically, M crime "I don't have much money." was coznm1ttw&'Yet he =main said Metcalf. "we've spent so H ospitc~ 1-Lb. CPACKII'$' GOOD JIPL. Potatoes... which his parents feel his men- I'll pay what I can." tal condition makes him inno- The Florida Supreme Court Baptist Wilding 1 _____ WON Oo 111110" AM AAAX I., DAVG comment Tuesday night from Sell. Rollerl, F. Kennedy, D* IS By cent of. I has affirmed sentences for esN.Y., who said the United States + : D. 'ti... as a government V UUUU1 ______________________________________________________ has not "made 1111 SAIGON, South Viet Nam seven hours after the bombing. The fled battalion hit the RD- the kind of commitment neces11 (Al') — Fifteen South Vietnam- I by trucks and naval craft. reans late Tuesday night. For sary to deal A breaking and entering at with problems or the Seminole Baptist Associathree hours they held out alone the ghetto." an - ese civiliani-. were killed and 182 In the Central Highland. company at the before Korean reinforcements Speaking on a WCES televi- tion Building, 101 E. 5th St. wounded when two U.S. Air was reported early today by Division Korean Tiger decimal- arrived and armored vehicles of sion documentary in New York, Force jets bombed and strafed d North Vietnamese battalion seems almost Rev. B. B. Griffin. Kennedy said it - a village in the Mekong Delta, ofe aabout 600 men in a bitter all- the U.S. 25th infantry Division as a Entry was gained through a If "we are waiting for even - an Air Force spokesman mi- night battle lit by flares from ploughed up in support. Six greater window In the building and colcatastrophe before we ored Ink, some petty cash and hours later the Communists re- are willing to take the step." circling American planes. : nounced today. large amount of postal ' H attributed the error to the The Koreans killed 170 Red treated into the jungle. is Wi the three meatthe jungle Vietnamese province chief soldiers and held local bat- in both North and South Viet ures mentioned by Johnson now stamps were stolen. C. B. Pagan Jr., Detective telield when dawn came. who picked the target. stand on the legislative ladder: The attack took place 'rues- raking in an unusually high to- Nam, U.S. planes made The House already has voted Sgt., Sanford Police Depart-, w. ment Is conducting an invutl-- day night eight miles from Can till of 78 Communist weapons. hundreds ofon strikes, Including a against providing any funds hi gatlon. a suspected troop the largest town in the The battle flared west of Pici- B52 raid + ::. Thu. hideout 40 miles northwest of the current fiscal year for the last weak a number of Sanfrom the seven miles Cambo:Mekong Delta. The FIN Super ku of enlisting teachers — ford churelm wo alse broken Sabre Jets hit the village with diun border in an area where the South Vietnamese coastal program to be pald by °" Into by bl bombs and 20mm cannon fire. three North Vietnamese regi- town of Qui Nam. _____ ernment — for work in slum _ by intdflier. meats are reported spokesman said the U.S. A I, areas. c'or was discovered a few hours gence. EffO s rt are under way In the after It happened and aid was While the Koreans held the Senate to rescue the $31.7 mUAmerican warplanes sent from Can Tim. He said all field, lion appropriation. But even U + the wounded were evacuated swept in with rockets and these are successful the House from the area by 3 a.m.. some bombs. ,.-- t/.JAI -1 __ t. NLDC CSAID MRS. RONALD MAULD1N flMMs ''' H". AM MMI$ItRITT IIYI 1. A. P4ASRAU.AHIIL Oeeg. PM. 11111" T - Isss In Jail on two escape convictions much these past five years. Rut The subject of race riots drew Vilage - , 1 d wife j Cynthia $0 .txnjg at the time of the alleged thetic lawyers, but none willing have one son, First Lt, sane that a 15U5Th to take th e cause even robberies, W have been trying desperately to withE Galley on duty in trial could though they give Strong enBefore his second S 'Army the state dropped the couragement. be hold. to get even token Ba=kok, TWI"& I ;.._ ~-_ 7-... flurls UT and one year in the state hosPit- his pajamas. Doctors tell me he ought to ti's someone else,' the al for the criminally Insane be- has the mind of a child." fore winning a new trial on the The Metcalfa have fought for lather reports. statements of two court appoint- five years to free their son. and demonstration cities bills, by Opposition to the latter mass- 1951 GaIIai's CRACKIP4' GOOD- No. 303 Con ASTOR FRUIT Cocktail 5/ 1. .. ____ _ _ , $ ~I4, E~,. J. W. CAMPIELL u"N"ah, &*"is chlon", F110AM WAL SHIRLIEY MOIRIS MRS. ALAN HINKWN Palm R.y,Pledd. T'as,P'REV. ft. 0, IRIDOHAM POSE SMITH Jecla ° isci 7iy"' s si4b, 11111110111110 up ;. .~ O'N U. S. "L . "WO BRADENTON (AP) ?b1r and The Met.calis of nearby Car- cape given convicts who later Mrs Gerald Metcalf feel an in tez believe that their son was were cleared of the original justice has been done to their not aware of his crimes and charges. Escape Itself is a viola son, Thurmond, who got a five should no be in a hospital In tion of law year prison sentence for trying stead of a maximum security The question that's not been dccided is whether Thurmond to escape while serving time on cell in the a t a t e prison was insane at the time of th e +, REGULAR 27 LATEST $1,000.00 WINNERS 4 tar, regular North Vietnamese units have been hold from ac- scape B I N GO QUANTITY NIGHTS fli5PV1b—Plt $OOtl ThU AUGUIT 11111 VVUUIUILRJ. p or L U C KY 'AflhIIIcDcI - troops of enemy movements. Pentagon officials say the Communists may attempt to score an Impressive victory of some sort in coming weeks. So ledger: p I I':,..:: I ... 11 namese begin to trust more fully and count on the American presence, and Inform friendly Innocent Man . Fm, o1h;1. 60 THE LATEST "LUCKY BINGO" - --- 0 ' 1,000 or h1hNUs%,, weapons and supplies moved by man, machine and animal down the Ho Chi Minh Tra il Into South Viet Nam, The Pentagon also says two-thirds of North Viet Nam's oil storage capacity has been destroyed. U.S. Intelligence capability Is increasing as the South Viet- diers Despite the loss of 9,000 tons of rice this year — enough to feed 27 1,500-man regiments there are known quantities which meets next January. Re ant fire chief, vms born CM teacher corps, rent supplement to Simford after high OLD Larry Baldelli looka down ,the throat of a 40&.pound gruuper, which was caught in shrimP nets in the ..Gulf of Mexico off ShrevWrt~ La. A local isenfood mart bought the fish and will use it for (NEA Telephoto) otiOlI )TOfli - ' -. ' FIVE- 111~. 1 - PLAY I 0:? -` I .. " ,%~_ z - .11 Is - - ---m ,, tj+ +.++ I - - ____ • ,•+;i I. .- - American and Allied forces have killed 35,000 Communist troops so far this year, Includ s of trig 5,000 the last three July. This compares with 2,500 U.S. troops and 4,500 South Vietnamese men killed In action in the same period. — U.S. air strikes are deprivIng the Communists of balf their 150-ton daily requirement of robbery charges which were Raiford escapes—th e second erie, more "He's sicL lie's ment ally subsequently dropped ill,' specIfica1l since he's served a Five years ago. Thurmond said the father, a 53 year-old three-year term for the first, now 30, was In one da arraign roofer. "If he were sane and R A Green Jr. the Aiachua ad, pleaded guilty and sentenced competent, I wouldn't fight his Counts' p u b 11 c defender, has stepped out of the case, says to six montirs to life Imprisoncharges pn1c0 term Johnson told a news conferMetcalf . "He doesn't answer my nerit on each of three ' Me tc alf says when Thurmond letters anymore" ence Tuesday he will be ready Involving an Orlando robbery. from The family turned to others by a was charged with escape ti with a good many such recomB was not represented without success. "They tell me mendatlons for the Congress W. C. GAlLEY, assist- lawyer, yet an appeal on this an Aia&.hua county road camp, that they think it will be a aim- -,,'7`%'-.t--4' M)%. ,:! i I "--'a.-... 4 I Chr On the U.S. side of the war _________________ - .'.'.,, . known factor of Intent. however. Iulel 4 y which can be cranked Into the military equation that lends to decisions: Communist strength In South Viet Warn Is growing slowly despite sustained U.S. air attacks on infiltration routes and spelling operations designed to hit the enemy before he can spring his ground assaults. Though a big military vic,tory is needed to bolster confidome, Communist troop discipline has not deteriorated. The Viet Cong remain dedicated so]. . I' A + Regardless of whether the two studies signify things to come In Viet Nam, they are illustrative of how defense planners are ap. praising the situation. The big question confronting them Is: Where do we go from here? With no significant Commu. nfst victories so far In 1986, the feeling Is that American and Allied fighters are outpointing the enemy. Yet the Communists continue to slug back mostly when cornered during American seekand-destroy operations — and show any number ci sins they can drag out the conflict '.1 would Warn against epecting a quick decision," Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara says. Of late the Pentagon chief avoids venturing a timetable for ending the war, no doubt rememboririg he once predicted a withdrawal of all U.S. trops from Southeast Asia by the end of 1965. The key to the problem Is the future plans of the North Vietnamese. Aside from the Un- Know Your Fireman ~14,;,.,;.'~- 4 i --"':--. ,4, .,4', M 4>.4~1"_ ..."_i~~ 4'..,;,4x ".-"!T `-'. , i : r 4 n Not t ,;_,%.,,--`i L. I . ~ ~I I i that Nixon was reflecting the B - ference Tuesday he had neither seen nor heard of any such reports. Privately military officials pointed out that various studies are continually In the works around the Pentagon. Some arhitrarily visualize the worst passible circumstances which could arise in 'Viet Nam. then set forth what efforts would be required to meet those cases. mhr mdnrb :-~,4-;.~ ~ ~ The other. described as an Army a". stated that with the present rate ci progress in the war, the Communist iegf me could hold out eight years. In short order the Pentagon decla red that neither the Dctense Department nor the Joint Chiefs ci Staff have such studies. But Its terse statement did not preclude the possibility that the reports eventually would get top level examination. And Johnson told a news eon- ~ . ~ ... ..4. 1'-%,.-,. . -_ I '' : ._A1 I'M. ,.... ,(.:, 1. 1~4-~ -7-., '';.: 1._4.,V.. .,. . ~..' ,1, "' . _. *..1; .- 11 1.... . I— I-,I,:.. I - . s I ..Ilrl . .'' "....., I—.— II 1-.-."1.;.-7' ; .~_.. ..".'. . V!_ . :,.:_' .. I—- I.. ~~, ., :.,I.. ,;.;..- . +. _.)&, , '." - I . . -.` -~._.*., -'N01. 1.1 .1 . ay ._-~~.;,*. .1.1., . . 4 : '' 11 1> ;•+ . , , ;-* ?-' , W" I ".-"..'~,.".: - ,.1, 11.11., ."-.1, 1- tle ~,~%, .~ '. ., 1. , I— .., -.": .,~.~ - ~-. ., .0. ". . .J ' ;.: IN IA.% 4Q!11'..., .11 _N -, .. . ...,V. ;, _` ~. ,~---.., ", ., .. .L . , . ."_ , ,:",;-~ ',-,X' ", I , ,.,401 :*.,: . - ..., 11 , *1 , 11q. .,. .., - ~,Z~~ . _--.11'_~_, ,~i .:;. I_., ,. ,.7 I .? I .., "". I - p .7 -,e. .- - . L _ -` on. ,-.~ , 11 k 4m, , , * VII * ;~, ., P ) . .., I , = f + .. • +. WASHINGTON (Al') Conj , gress appears Ilkel3 to give -I1' ,. , i'" ' President Johnson ol5fl '1 -/y' support in providing the tools he I I . -it _____ says are needed to correct conditlona he blames for racial riot /_ I ~ forces to about .30000. view of Westmoreland. The two studies — whose existence coincidentally became — .,k.il.1.i_~ -. to. One report compiled by the Marine Carps Indicated that Hanoi could keep up Its present war pate Indefinitely unless the United States Increased Its Vice President Richard M. Nixon was saying in Saigon after meeting wIth top military oflicialic he felt a half million men would be needed to win the war. Speculation Immediately arose Press the force "necessary to do the job on the ground" could eventually run as high as 500,000 to 600,000. "It's very apparent we're going to need more men there," Stennis, chairman of ii Defense subcommittee, said. He predictrd in January U.S. troops In 550 seamen offshore and at least 25,000 military personnel spread supply complexes o, • I such men as he shall require and request." Gen. William C. Westmoreland is U.S. commander In Viet Nam. Today, Sen. John C. Stennis, DMIss,, told The Associated Christmas. 1: . il L. I .0, pressure Communists to negotiate a settlement of the conflict, "More manpower will be required," President Johnson told a news conference July 20. "We shall send Gen. Westmorelnnd By BO HORTON Signs WASHINGTON (Al') mount that the United States _ y have a Korean.sized war on Its hands In Viet Nam around _ + - Writer Bob Barton reviews the Anwrim commitment In Viet to its future. and In from the Pentagon in Washing- One Pentagon official, who must remain unnamed, estimated the actual 1966 ycarend strength In Viet Nam probably will be nearer 375,000. Rut he said defense officials have talked of a 450,000-man ground force to be available within coming months. The official emphasized that tjfl center around capability and that at this point there has been no + firm decision to deploy men In such numbers. The whole question of the spiraling U.S. buildup drew fresh attention this week with word of two studies casting doubt on the adequacy, over the long run, of the present level of American forces In Viet Nam. About the same time, former Reports persist, and are not offictnil denied, that by the end of this year American troops within Viet Nam will total about 400,000 some 110,000 greater than at present. From President John.son on down, various leaders have talked of bolstering American forces as a means of trying to PresiEDITOR'S NOTE hUSOX says more U.S. , fighting men will be required in Viet Narn and more will %, troop nt. Where does buildup stand now? And most Important. where Is It headed? in this article, Associated Press ::- . . + nV *etN arn istmas War Seen ean -Size 1 1,.tI - .+ . WIN A MUSTANG 1.*1 L __ ___ to ) lor + '. _+ . i~, i i.'I~1',-., .1;. . ! I'l l . el C' - . là I IDOl ?$$IU AUIU$7 , ..0 ____________ 11 __ _ I - __u U + m* PSSS. .------- 5000 THOU — USUST *5 . ++_ 11 IDOStHl4U4iIJS? i. I -- •a _ $ S 4 :ti - �Page 4 Auguat 10. 1966 .rb FOLGER"S 1 . 4. w. V k GIANT ' O :1 I T FFEE I I 11 CAN 5, Ills • 0 C -. I ' I -I ' (LIMIT- ONE WITH SS, OR MORE ORDER) he :s In, is going to wonder for more than two centuries, Is your captors only your name, units. about some of the thinRs, like fitted with the bavonot mount. rank and sprint number And Next 1100 W. 1316 0. (LIMIT: ONE WITH $Sol OR MORE ORDER) lwfwd Avg. f•'; S PRICES 0400D THRU WED - Staff Sergeant Major Will ams ANGELES Philippines 'U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal from Lieutenant Colonel 'I UeSe "GOOD"' Ni . L. Nov- insK director of adminigtrative services for Headquarters Thirteenth Air Force. EF S with hands day (if jeeps, trucks, armored ar es Ro erts Is V1 S Ho I*- -Nf ~ er 5011 LB. one LB. oun begInners This was the first time the Snowhill Bapti.st Church has conducteld a Bible School and there were 30 enrolled. Attendance was good and cooperation music were offered as part of the curriculum. Refrestiment.6 were served at the end of the day's class periods. istated that 7 0 ir oin try rv WISS LB. Men And Women S eCoun e excellent. Bible study. handicraft and i U UC LB. LB. LB. 4 ami y C LB. C. C. ROBERTS Al. by BOIIEILT B mos I - FaLwiv ": hoi) uiid.Air.,. Marie: 111 a look 3 emplo.ved in our ever changing society." LUN "N Sergeant Williams is a grad- lie is a member of Zion Hope uniforms purchased for the unte of Crooms High School, Baptist Church, NEA, Seminole Crooms Higii Band. and lit, received his A.A. degree County Education Association, These youngsters are to be 'in 1954 from Edward Waters Board of Directors of Serneote, commended for making such a Junior College, Jacksonville. and Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- wonderful contribution to their His wife, Flora, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur nity. I school. .- i of thene Henderson, of 1412 Went 15th Street, Sanford of CliS and former members of ' ' Snowhill Missionary Baptist the band. Nice going, fellows. From Stuttgart, Germany, Church recently held a Vacation • Lawrence A. Jtkin, a EuroBible School at its home church B. L. Renfoc Jr., principal of penn based soldier, has recently in Geneva. Rev. G. W. Cliapp& Goldsboro Elementary School, returned from a 10-day Is the pastor and Rev. Brantly is asking parents with children England and Wales, where be who wIhl be attending school for and other members of the 5evLingard is the asslstat. Rev. It. G. hey, pastor i th e the first time, to bring health entli Arms Soldiers Chorus par7tose person. who have not Musical Eisteddfod in Llangolserved as the principal. Serving as superintendents were Mrs. registered will have to bring a len, a timall tmw in North ,& .i. Daisy Elnojosa, junior depart birth certificate t, Wales Neck Bones 3,..38c P*r Ij PORK ARMOUR PORK ___________________________________________ ARMOUR MONOGRAM I LI BAC C GAL PLEASE) (LIMIT: DOL C BANANAS 10' 2D-OZ. LOAF BREAD 4 for 89, EVERFRESH BEANS BIG CHW F CAKE 13.OZ. PKG. CAN S I Pork7nBea " lls S BEET 300 CAN L 'IC POTATO TISSUE 1 that whatever they decided i their fares would be, "Wititin the maximum," must be posted I ROYiJ. 1 1 1h, PY-0-MY 1 CAKE BELGRADE (UPI ) — 10C mix i MYLES 0 4-OL CAN SALT 10C C Spaghetti CAN m 10c 303 CAN Chain AUG. 14 ONLY 9 SANFORD lIc EACH VALUE 21. EACIf VALUE HWY. I7.2 LIGHTER FLUID TRANSISTOR BATTERIES NUT TO W1NN.DIX1I 9-volt size towd by mormt 9 17 SOS efillipment. MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. "M 9:M P.M. SUN. 10 A.M. 7 P.M. HAIR ROLLERS -$jig eris in rofl 9 of cholce sitex ro swow V 12 • S _ S WS 1114. 31s ? IRONING BOARD 1 %5 9 ' *:- Silicone treated Fits standard hnnrds. 2 3 ,7 6"Ar COVER JAIA141-ft .•.. — PHONE 3n4270 C traniitnr -' pal -.JL 2438 Frefth A"* Ksf,~vl. C - __Z ALARM CLOCK Smar, am,jhaked$ L qe. tn. ~,'joisy to real]. VA, 5. FILLER PAPER —- I, FIve -hole punched todt iny dinder. 500 SHEM [A lylp Lr Ll m w'.- y wAITH COUPON RIG. IlSo. BICYCLE f %%W 4 . • I LI - Contains limo- BAG Of '° Variety of flavors. 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POLY PLAITIC 12.qt. sizes TURNER, .1, --- C • -- - CAROLYN I k ..I ____________________ .•_— c -o PLAYING CARDS ATH lin. Bubbles kids clean. / 77 -n P - 's woo NMI Gwo rui asic $11.14 VALUE, SS AAA. IN THE HANDY .4800 IOU 8 PAK g slav author MI.11010 Mih&JlOv, jailed last year for writing an explosive 1juti-Soviet article, was under arrest again today, apparent.1y for attempting to establish a jusgazine opposing NIW LOW DISCOUNT PIICI.S 0$ IMPERIAL INSTAlL PHOTO P1ithIS S QUIFIT KODACOLOR 66 plaury takwg. Kitt callkisra, Flint cartridge, TANTALIZING SOUR afrim . 3 VON 304 TUNS MINTS Asa pq ............. ifes 54164 billoillaii" 491mleft hem V*w NIL 5011LI of Ad - C 111thtii ilk -, I ' full pack d=P 1MG0OOOOOO ft 110"CH401111 9 MOVIA tam rWG"&W*1W siege sees 4110444. —$UPIIX *QTO LIOT-..0 - aLum iK awr io umir awlaits. L •........... battorrits strap. AND $OUR CHERRY. ARTHUR PATC111INs 19lo Sunford, son, ison of Mr. lip &-d.iih ttdshbuib, $6 ORANGE, SOUR GRAPE9 and Mrs. Cheater W. 3?.-year-old former lec. Putochin, 1505 Park Ave., -Ihe turer at ZAdar UniversitY WAS left Sunday for U.S. Air etralning Up bY Zadar police Force p1 he before Tuesday, three days was scheduled to ineet with liuse, San Antonio, Texfriends to dibetiss the humt: Aid. Pbtk'hifl id ou 1966 lba"d wn-Conimunist periudl- gruduste of Seminole cal. MARY DOLLISN fl. jar dan . , : I SHOWBOAT nLif~ j Stor THRU 63 I SHAMPOO Soviet Author Arrested Again 1 11 o!~_W awvt " Wai , 10 C — in the taxi and no deviation would be al lowed. GELATIN M. CAN BUSH'S NAVY BEANS &-OZ. .. 4000 i"J" _MN BMW drivers came from the use of the words "minimum and maxitnum," rather than the words "lowest and highest." new rate schedules. }Iutclnson warned drivers REG G S. 10C m RRO LL- ix 0 39 ••••••• After this was explained the other cab owners agreed to the C 10 P"AMILY SIZF, ' rUBE HEAD SHOULDERS C it appeared that the questions winner of a nur8ing in the minds of some of the scholar8hip. SHOWBOAT GLEEM TOOTHPASTE C can 49 their rates if they did not wish standing student of the to do so, but that the new rates graduating class. She Is would be the "maximum," not a 1963 graduate of Semthe "minimum." mole High School and JIFFY CORN MUFFIN VIENNA MALACHI WALTOI' 79 t'c COM.STOCK I C ou 29 \ SALE PRICES $So VALUE COTTON BALLS explained that individual own- School of Nursing and ers would not be required to up was named most out- OLD MILWAUKEE POP TOP BAG POUND 2 \ •- by the taxi owners. repre- considerable discussion It was .1 4 20-OL rilone A ll I ( prise at the change and after graduated from South- . , JAY BIRD SAUSAGES JtI4KS ______ CUT " jai, LOIARD OR sented b Charles Collier of Yellow Cab Company. At th e public hearing, some oth er taxi _________________________ owners told commissioners they the increase." McKENZIE FROZEN trip. C fares. A spokesman said they felt the traffic "could not beat • ping cam Growing COUPON lIe VALUE owrom — Commissioners expressed stir- NORTHERN ' $ board the faithfil a two weeks America's SHOE BOXES \ had changed their minds and did not wish to change the I WITH $5, OR MORE ORDER) GOLDEN RIPE PLASTIC drawn to that effect by City Attorney William Hutchiison. ed Sunday for FF loop HERALD . • • • • • . . • • • . • • . . . • • . • • • • — — troop bus eloll I at . (FLA.) splherry Is this xrniip ready to Cag .•••---------------------------------- -------- S --------- WI) illitic ii requested an ordinance be FLA. GRADE "A" SMALL taken by Boy S('Oilt 'rroon 841 of PIE21 41. EACH \ ' —1 authorized a five and ten cent increase in taxi fares In various zones throughout the city and _____________________________________________ THRIFTY STICKS S PORK . tour 0enr Taxi Fare Hike Set YOUNO IN TOM Chops 48c Beef Uver uL 48c L11.38c P STAR Ikwon STAR STAR CWHiefling 2 "c Choitterlipng 5 US. 4" Ch'Werling 10 'r ARMOUR L 3 38c Hog Maws 3.. Feet LEAN WSTRN FIRST CUT HICKORY SMOKED STRIPS KONEY 101 " Isc (Type or print plainly. Blake checks payable to The Associated Press) Se The funds from their effom'thr iti,mi-mile Bamboo Curtain. Mr. and Alri;. Roberts reside Incidently, four youngsters. are 19W at 60 Cypress Avenue. TASTY LEAN *N MEATY MIATY combat-ready air arm guarding will be used to help pay for crrv & ' tw trachers to meet the many The memberii of We comho He waF cited for his outstanding now demands that are being are Ronald Nat.han, Albert skill Imowledge and job pro:. nimle on them, it hub become Morpan, .loim W. Brooks, WI]- Licieney, clear that th ey must think of 11am Taylor Jr., Charles Jack- Be is now at Clark with ft every possible learning and son, IA!vi Joneb, and Marshall I Pacific Air Force, tile nauon's teaching device that may be Holloway Jr. Lbs. PLEASE) LVI'r its m.ponent. ii thorough know Saturdi', night the rgeant Williams received ledge of organizing Icr' parpcntt 'Km Bean Combo' plays at 'tht mcdii! for meritorious aerthe American Legion Building vice as an administrative P ful learning experiences." Be further states, "in order on West 12th Street. visor at Castle AFB, California. i \ •\ OILS NAME ...................................... Lbs. 11~011 Key W(,.-qt (in flip fifth Anntial stim- ROUND mer -Xv Curity bag (LIMIT Mrs. Vinson entertained 'Airs. surprise M;ss Mary Dollison, daugh. Charles C. Itoberts, newly ap- Bessie S. .Smith witli a ter (if Mrs. Thelma Sharpe, of birthday party recenUy at the I PeIzWed principal of1fopper Ele- home of Air. and LOW Duuthwest Road, has comAIrs. Johni pleted mKitary School, came to Sanbasic training at Bain. lVinson of Iamestoum. Jord al a very young age. bridge, Aid.. and will report to A1.2s. Smiffi received many :Be received his early training beautiful cards and gifts. The Great Lakes, Ill., for training in .*e public school system of in electronics. A 1964 graduate table. watt centered with two Baiinole County and completed of Crooms High School where at beautifuRy decorated cakes, bb high school tra, sht was an honor student, she Qt~s Academy; the Bachelor brilliantly lighted witli candleL. ttended Volusia County Comof Science Megm- and Masters The cake.s were made by Mrs. " niunitv C0lILgC and enlisted in INWee at Florida A and 31 Fudge. flit- WANT~ , S on Feb. U. University, Tallaharisec. Be has been a dedicated - Mrs. Smith as given a VacaStaff Sergeant Major Wil. teacher at the Goldsboro Ele- on by her nieces, . p hams Jr., son of Mrs. Cleo mentan, School for the past 15 Airs. Baker. She ll vacation Jones. of William Clark Court, in Georgia an(] Dayton, yeam. has t)een 4iwarded the U. S. Air Sit(will he leaving sooll llobertb sayis that, Forve Commendation Medal at is a profession that den Clarl, AFL, Ilhilippine.%. : 0 Enclos °°' ). - TEANECK, N.J. 076" Lb. 4 I 2 Wl"`i C-OUPO" TO c/o SAWORD BOX 4012 FLA. GRADE "A" FAMILY PAK 1000/6 PURE FRESH GROUND C 4 S _______________--.- - — U 1310 West Seventh Street has 9 7 -- and Mrs. Robert L. Walton. of Baker hours of hand work with individuals cho don t basic combat phase. I lo other men!. So you learn the basics "'Most of you look pretty good, but you've got a lot more of combat. In about the second or third to lo." week of training, you go into the Assistant drill instrucAors — FLA. GiRADE GlAve S / 'a from Another ontmy. There are The sergeant tip on the platEv(.n if you eventually wind tip !n Automotive maintenance, form calls a 10-minute break. you may be called upon in bat- lie puts his hands on his hips, tle to defend your position or to looks over the two ranks, tells MCh been assigned to Iangley AFB, Virginia, after compleUng basic training. Walton is a IM grad. Rev. R. G. Key he feeli; "This was a very good unte of Crtionts High School a supply spleschool, the chfldren certainly and is training as cialist with the Tactical Air learned and all departmenu Command. worked well together. Rome rnissiorts work, if; something in which we can share more bless. Avenue if; training at Amarillo Ings, if we will just takp Lill: I ArB, Texas. as a U. S. Air time to lookaround and gee Forr!e aircraft mainteriance speCialiBt- He is a IM graduate to meet at. ________________________________ move forward as a replace- them: C p 00, - — we'll tell Y011 00111 teaeh from experience. becoming a shuffling mob. Mrs. Janie Hart was pianist through Fridav for this purand teachers included Airs. Ads Carrol, Airs. Barbara Glover, pose. Harriett Bush, and Carrie Har-1 1. tack swiftly and Iransport planes, why this to-hand combat training. Like at MAr-hing stuff And since. About half Of All men In military has unaergone changes. Along service are unlikely ever to on- with leaming to kick or use the gage In actual combat, why the bult of the rine against the use tolf arms? grain, hand-to-hand combat now 1et Nam has demonstrated includes some of the techniques that men still must move on of karate and judo. You learn foot after they have been air- also about another handy WCAlifted into it battle zone. And pan, the grenade. hack In home hases, marching On increasing number of drill in formation pr"orves organi- instructors are fresh back front 7ation and keeps a group from Viot Narn. They speak And 4 m ent; 'Mrs. Sue Gibson, pri Please register before Aug. 7nan-, and Mrs. Marie Burl(" 29. The school will be open from & and feet. In this bayonet out — persunnel carriers, helicopters rincipa \ . ' -. will get used to, but never like. and parry, the upward thrust back home). You linve received hooklet, To obtain ill(! complete First you learn to march and to ward the enem y's ch e s t and so me lectures and viewed some booklet send $1 to (1. i. (luitle to fi;ht %flith basic weapons And thront, the best way to Pull the training film on counter-In sur- lit care of flils newspaper.) . i • • - saluting, the military calls . You learn the rudiments of hay. answer no questions which he pay and benefits. sentini. onet work in the first hours of can use in his operations or as ( This article was condensed It 'a something you probably drill field training, the thrust blackmail against your family from Elton Fay's "U. I. Uuhle" - ' I'' C I I - • '. Alivijif — Training urni v (helping a bent mpuln EIXON tA On this drill field, theyshowseem In catch on quIeki Over there, in a tramped you how to outfl'is your enemy. winning It 8WR Like hack home In stinoh, lion wlill down and dusts field, is a enm It ,s rough but can make the there Is nn enminntlnn fliii at Imni flue enenly and over to pany of recruits, formed in two diff'rcnee between becoming the end of the eight weeks -- your side). ranks. Midway along the double old veteran or a now casualty. "combat proficiency tct" It If you flunk, you may have It, row Is a six-foot high platform, In training, a m a n's basic e braces 14 suhjects—wenpnn go 'hrnnuh one r ninte tihiatop it a man. He wears a peak. weapon Is the M14 rifle. flll use, guard duly, advancing fits. Nut you prnlnhly wt)ti't rd, wide-brim campaign hat, spenrt hours and days learning against dug enemy, operating finnut. At Fort t)k instruclurs thehallmark of the drill Per-howto service and use the M14 under gasAttack nndition estimate that out of a UU1IIP 01 geRflt You move on through the man- first aId—and 22 quest Inn' on 224) recruIts only font or Ike He Is starting you nfl In basic umni of arms and Into marksman gcn"InI military suihjetts won't training—the "essential funda ship, how and when to fire at You hae been taught hint to When y ou graduate, von ate mentSic" of militaryhfe and what kinds of targets in da do under atomIc attack, the nssi.ned to ndvnnced enmiunt operation, light and darkness. rudiments of tactical intchlI training, to combat units or to The recruit, whatever service The M14, like military rifles gence; the code of conduct (give techuulcal training and technical L PDX 'A t • low-By-Blow On / iLl. 5 B Tinc C GI Guide a" IF WE'RE NOT FILLING YOUR FRESORIPTION, YOU MAY BE PAVI 0 T00 I MUCH High School. S - -..- .-•-.•••.--...-.- - - - —.-------------r...- . S ' S - ._: S .. ... • -a' --'----. -- •-'--- -.----•- ---- -• .- - - —. .a.4.S.- - I -- I • 11LL.5& • • , I. • • •• -. �Count ', A cceDts S unset Road S ervice • By DONNA ESTES 2=wt Drive in the Paradise ;• p • t l i Potht section of Dear Lake was accepted Into the county road system by the county commis aI* at Its meeting Tuesday. Emarpncy maintenance f 0 T Craft Street was authorized in s tame subdivision, The was taken after rePM from ctnmty engineer Wil. 11am Boat an roads In thesee11* as thitnicted by the 00Th' NO 6 mission last week when resi dents of the area appeared to complain of the poor condition of streets In their area. Bush reported Sunset Mag nolla, Croton and Azalea Streets had never been taken into the county mad system and that no Improvements had been made on the reads except to open them. He further stated be could not recommend maintenance be provided for Magnolia and Aza. lea Streets at this time due to August 10, 1966 the fact that aerial - prow the roads were built a swamp. "A further survey might taken to determine If swamp can be drained," B said. In other business, the be agreed to check Into the dri age problem and Inspect condition of Bunnell ith engineer as requested by i idetfls. The problem of providing cess to a resident's property Elder Road In Lake Mon studies was referred to Commissbo .Iohn Fitzpatrick and the engi. and the streets therein be ahan., and 600 feet of Terrace Bottle. fleer. doned. No objections to the 'ard In Lloyd's Terrace Sub. The commission took under abandonment were heard. division was taken Into the advisement until Aug. 23, the A mubordinatIon of easement count.)' road system for mainrequest of property owners that from the Florida Power and tenance on recommendation of Palm Shadows subdivision plat Light Company to extend Rine- the engineer. hart. Road to the take Mary Boulevard was accepted sub. Ject to the attorney's approval, LONDON (UPI) — Barristet' PLYMOUTH, England (UPI) Lesley Appleby, 23, has been told In quit her part-time mod. A sparrow, who flew Into DOESN'T ZIGZAG elinz jDb because It is against Lightning curves, twists, the Plaza Cinema here stopped the Nirristers' code of conduct. meanders and branches like the to watch the first film but left The 1,retty young attorney's su• limbs of a tree, but it does not hurriedly when a cartoon about perlors told the girl modeling Is travel In a zigzag combination Lucifer the cat was screened, a "form of advertising," of straight lines. moviegoers reported. Out Her Fee just add and DIXIE P11 11)11 s,,, •... •• Se Minole V Thlrty.se't'n Mpmlnnbi • i.lt Girls retmirn,'d honiç • ' known l'nt-k." The flA was their ability with lake the plenant and gathering ormind the' flrIL' turlap place mats and yard. t'or for the candlelight "a'r' - "(Tht'stipcinke Hay." from "e're 0 • "Ilvile . I L Forest. The theme this year eta, the girls got acquainted girls for the week was 'Howdy' was "Pages of history." Fneh with their cabin ;rnrtnvrs frofti and 'Siiille.' These words were' liernando and I,nkc' counties, used constantly tiuring the building on the grounds had •s pecial minme itistend of the Cnmp staff this year Int'lutb',i week. She tniight• the girls regular numbers. Such Ilnhlirs (lent' (eorge, matingor; liar- vnriiitiovis or 4-I1 songs, gainCa chosen were, the au,Iitnrlu, tietL IA'wls, recrentititi lender, and sttInre' ,Innees, Harbour in• "White Iloilo"; moss hail, "Ret itmi Vniter Harbour Jr., life strueti'tl them in beginners anti titivanreit swimming and limitHorse ne. Inn"; enhis, "lBhIf'Pfl(I. guard. These lenders made Halt", "The Ammo" mid tremendous hit with the Semi- lug. a . tnyle., 1rnnrwnnei 1y1r1 C M;rg.ire'f 1' Kriuti .tnhnnn, I"nn1n tn' 'r'r.n petsnnnIiths anti ways of teach - pois for flag-raising and (If'vo stick holders, rnr,ny on Thirdny evening. of 1.nke Mary. (arme'n • F'on % •ind P,mel'i Itieks, Longof (hequi'r Sniigrim;, their rimsen as!lnmhl tionni. Ing the and finrly t"r" a1n Gro'ip afternoon after were' They nuisted by wn 'penal elnS4es The Iltititi arrivitig Monday AfterI Glenda I-tasty aM •I'irty In charge of this daly (;rnnming and Manners, MN. \Vehste'r, .Iunior Leader ford w (nptinns. fl(mft wi th their agent, Miss signmnnts. ft,rhnm, Oviedo; Mary AH Qrnirrle In the Ocnln t4ntlnntil Myrtle Wilson, atid adult lendHan-intl's theme word to the ilitritig the week. flnsues lat'gai, Ilehnrah Rrmiwnre, assistant f,nke (minty. At Tuesday afterAdult lender; ittending from Pitte'r'ion nnn Miller, Karen •"? Quick Exit — Cnut' lritIiy a =H Gi*r s Attend Fi*ve Da Forest 'Ft. Sumter"; the lenders cabin, rli'tIi). Lake nnon'.s iissnnihiy, Judge W. A. Sominnio were Mrs. Pat Rrvfr, Rierkrnnnn, Ifll' Reeves and I)aily rInstmeq were swimming, County; wildlife life, Larry Milton Jr., of 1,nke rounty f•nng'onri, Mrs. (;enr. .Lik,ih• • Cheryl and Cnthy Lashley. flenr recreation and crafts. (raft Martin, officer with the Ylnr- spoke to the group on eitizen- em. Iavia; Mrs. H. A. Miller. F,nke: Kern.' Kingfin, Snja At Home Peonr,mics agent Fish (ommis- ship," after which there was a Rear Lake; •nid Mr'. Ft 1, Mrs. Pnd Mnncnsn. Mr. sion, and Conking with honey, nestion and ans'.ver period. Johnson, Sanford. 1TII W" class wns iimler the siipe'rvi'don of ida Freshwater (lien Mnthnw and Mrs. (evie' Ove n by Mrs. IIMS Porter, Cabin counselor-, chosen from home Advisor with the Florida County and Lake of vievi' 'rate Seminole were: Carmen Adri. Mrs. ft. A. Miller and Miss f'ower Corporation at Enst.is. afino, (t'.'te'lo: Ranihi (liesser Carol Stone of Seminole. They Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. hI. I,. and Myrlie Harris. Lake Mon. The tiny began at 11:10a m. taught. the girls how to make' .fnhnsrin of Sanford were ad- roe (liih: Cindy and Terry County girls and proved nob U) Af ter Wrirk ! • \'iIster, anI Ronnie DiOlots of Monroe: E)iinn Car'nr, Lake Mary: Mvrtfr Cartrtght, Other I-H girls itteneling Jant't Fowler, I.inda and Roth besides mentioned Duda. Carol Ann fli's, Mar'.' the ones above were Debbie Parrish, Lou Ivt', Debbie Rrimiblev, (re'ket and Royl's, Janet fey and Cheryl Dinda. S'innv Carol l,ak" tofle. ' • * LI .4 3 SAVE QUARTER SLICED UP TO 11$ LB C PORK LOIN 5--.. f.z. •- '-.- WNOLE - ?•..&.!•; - c LB LB SAY! RPTOII$ NIh COMPARE! I * SAVW S BREAKFA I BACON.................. ..... .t 8 •08c SDA SAVE 1 B4smut DMIZE I STEAK..... STEAK.... .....• •..••. SLICED BOLOGNA.................. FULL .1 LI STEAK..... I OAST.. REEF POT FRESH GROUND BEEF.HI3 . QUICK FROZEN SHRIMP LI )T?Ut __ I...... 54 54544 •lS1U-II5 ._.., f EVERYDAY LOW PmCII ITALIAN STYLE 1NN4 SLICED VEAL CUTLETS...... CON QWIIC PI0UM BEEF CUBE STEAKS. LI LO I•$1uM_su.sI--_ ---ps $1.39 $ .70 C pare! om EVEJY RAY LOW PIKES • 5 9L I 3 33 591 69 2? 35' 4 rm. 59. 31 391151* 3 59. 59' H' 39, 49, 25. We 10 L 11 5. IIi. 47' 20 ii' II 4'. APPLE PIES BONELESS BEEF STEW.......... ts6SC ----- 1O....lVI*YY. LB • FOOD PA 89~ SAY! 11$ LL..EYUY)AY. U.S CROICE $1.39 L& 94 PAN READY WHITING... SAVE 30 DOZEN 8L SAVE 1O LL...EVUIYDAY. FULLY DUSSED SAVE HERMAN'S HAM SLICES SLICEL BEEF LIVER PIZZA PIES URGE 1v?oLaTAkoA CHUNK BOLOGNA PURE ORANGE JUICE "Gld 41010 Pima MEDIUM EGGS...................2 LI pee NEAT-9 — EAT Uneven ...e.... BONELESS SHIIDR 49& g 3.sSA. TURKEY DIUMSTICNSratio" W AMERICAN CHEESE Aww CREAM CHEESE a'a FISH STICKS s*n 280 • .494 FLORIDA GlARE 'A' FIESI .. 11 Ss.••••••e•••••••• I, • 73 ROUND BONE BEEF RIB LEAN SPARERIBS LIWEVERYBAY ALL MEAT rQc PKGSOP12. SAVE 7.CAKE DONUTS.............2/49 I POUND CAKE?'~'--28t SAVE h2. FAMILY SIZE GOLDIN FRESH SAVE 0$ LL" EYEIYIAY FLA. 010*. • : 'A' F RESH. FRY E RS................................ LB ••SS.s 3S4 SAVE 40$ PU II dAy" ictaki 6akey flU OP • FLAIlS, CIllNON. PISSD CAKE DONUTS S CUP CAKES PU OP 0 I? • MACAROON 2149$ 35 C CALIFORNIA BARTLETT PE AIt S AZALEA BONELESS ....... .•. LA •1 ......... 1 8$ FANCY GREEN HANDY. HAM, CUCUMBERS...... EACH 6$ ••••••$a&• S4•••••• 0994 AVG. JUICY CALIFOUIIA 4105 II •IS* $ •. m OURS: MON*s TUES.. WED, OPEN IL 7; THURS, I. FRI. 9 H 2516 & PARK AVE.. SANFORD : MON.. TIlES., WED. OPEN TIL 7; THURS. S. FRI. 9 25th & PARK AVIS. SANFORD Nf I '-1 $ i-r--- — •. • . rui•r•IlPV• - • - •.--• - I J• • I --•• '• a • • S•-••- --.••.•• . . • • I J �: --- • • - •• •• - '• •• - • • . .. - . - 11 S Koufax, Dodgers In New Manager's Debut • N HipBraves V, !,I I I , ~ sntnrb Namth Page 8 - August rrath 10, 1966 + I ~ + i - i ! / 11) ;~ ''I . I 'I i , S - ---.--, - / f j I - + + 1 + r :"' , , .. .. -1; 4 S is S I 41 + + Is % 5 :.- L - With Dolphins .5 '"" •• S. . 5 . 5• • UGuESTED RETAIL PRICE LAST - . 4. LUCAL TAXM AND 0TUNR VUALElt DELIVERY CUARCIES, IF ANY,ADDITION" - - ___ - . ___ . _ _. , _ _.. f--#..,- - 4. . Ar- --. . -5 -5 --5 - -.0 - - " ' . 'P,_, ,_ - - -: -- - -.5 . - I c + - + .'.-- - +- I - - 11 I I 001r -+ - . _________ Dressen Still I Bad Shape ' + -. + -++ +++++ + Vacation Brake Special LOW-LOW VACATION 1. -, Goodyear Battery Checkup c in + + 49 a_=" GOO 1 is .. star! if d 1, 41.. AR 322.a21 St .- f or Aug 23 Marichal Sidelined T. ;, . + . Staks bases - BrOck. St. round bout Sept. 21 at MadlLouis, 46; Jackson. Houston. 35. son Squire Garden. . Lamb Picked I . . + Motor Company . +4 + 11 - ............. •_ Tuesday's Stars XX1.X. - S. -- 4. - FARRELLSS - urer. '- . lnii ........ - - • 't •tl I: . .Uj,e.tmsnt. not Why so many.blkswagens live lo be M0,000. + . a$snst 1. '.---' Southern Air . - "5 . (M • 5. -- + -' - + - . . . . unless you want low owning cost, maximum performance equipment. alalow - 4. - .- 6 D 1'i call ra br air ceiinitionins . - 5. 4, . Hearing Slated : - I Clay's Draft . Leaders Starting j . Major Leag ue • An1Z#-1#--,). R,lqq IF, • ,.•. West Earns I_ Rejoins Troops As Baltimore Running Halfback' - 5- - - - •1 r Major League Standings .' - -. i., Rn and Bob Sherman (Pittchi,r the Atlanta Falcons will not he hard school as nil F1941011111 III Thac,- %011) tuiv- suprt-ivi'cl seem 3 at Orr-en flay hcntnd fart, the safeties. Starr nrid 7nke flrntknwski, 1 Billy f,nthriclge. a free se last, Never has a club expended Vinre l,nmhnrdi at Oterti 11"Y lit like I t . praiinhlv will be the fitlarter will rmnt and Rob .fenc ,viinldle Ipetisive rookies like •1 the whip to lila t'olIi't'tino ---- and- even Sa put more blood, went -____ -. Ii (11(1 __._, . .,-.5, i___..I_ ILL._...L fi___.I_. t..__ PHIPc Hit rtuiig!i fHhIUV .,uriri''ri, (It II fll'ntI('I(('r LN(It)IS I ontitny - -1 ew tears -than the league's hand. me-downs irotti t he ew entry in their secluded er Nile clubs. Stone walked tail Teuts ;intl sfetV Nick flaqana the NIt,. 1 pick from Texas A&I. I of camp. Others naked f o r (limit of Ni'trt' ilaint' are sure to take prohahly is a better passer and Ideout. Aft The results were plain to see relense. The traffic has bell I ti'g,uliir jobs, not-c they have may catch up + A rib injury cost n the e x hibition opener with (1w heavy, both going Will totnitiU. wr'rkc'nl their way Into iterkn'rs ,Inhncnn some vital time. Steve 'hiladeiphin Eagles. The well. If a veterati tiara titit want to Pinker style systetri following Slonn. Alabama rookie, missed onditioned Falcons, eager to put nut nil the way, liecker their slav with the College All I time while he was with the MI Stars. itt anybody In sight on a one- gives him the pink slip. It a kitI Stars, Reeker is sifting through a l"nlcnns hr soon is All positions with the want lilt, la y break from the rigors of does not o to ++ -+----. bunch of running hacks that in duties Perry Lee Dunn (f)aI- + los). ,Iu,nirir Coffey (Green 1 flay I. Wheelwright (New York). Tom Wilson (formerly with sev- + 4011NNY .1EFFRIF1S caught this five pound bass cml teams) and Dan Lewis to Lake Harriet and is receiving assistance from (Washington). little Miss Beth Turner, holding It up for this Angelo (Cola) Washington picture. Jeffries makes his home in Lake Harriet figures to be the split. enhi with (Herald Photo) 1states. Alex hawkins (Baltimore) at -------5 Matte h)erame a celebrity sudden (lCntil period. Then they WESTMINSTER, Md. (AP) rom Matte Is back with the bombed Dallas 35-3 In the Play- the strength of those final flanker, hacked by Red Mack (Pittsburgh). Tight end Is Bill! Lmops, running at halfback for oft Howl, with Matte throwing gntnr'c. tie spent the winter Martin (Chicago Rears). the Baltimore Colts. His days of ,;. '1a ntiiikItii. appearotices, s;,enking [)on Talbert (Dallas) and Ertnurhdowti tnisss. glory as the fill-In quarterback two it was true that I car in It) countries and15 states. 1k' n,l Linden (Minnesota are the " ' are gone but not forgotten. I offensive tackles, Dan Grimm ned the offense on a plastic (nun-cd thr' NATO ha selt in Eu "I doubt If I'll see action again as a quarterback," said wrist hand," said Matte. "I rn.', showing films of the (Green Hay) and Frank Lasky (New York) or Cook (St. Louis) the Ohio State product who would check the defense and (;rer'n flay and I)allns games. Conch Shuin has no plans tol the guards and Frank Marthen check the play chart in the InGary for injured Johnny Untthe way, it special vote of filled tas and Cuozzo In last Dc- huddle. It did help me. I hod our use Matte at quarterback this rhiewaki (f.na Angeles) the cen• By JOHN A. SI'Ol.SKI whole offense on it, 50 or 80season U1110841another emergen- ter. - thanks to Thelma Hickson 'or I mean . . well, gee whiz cember's crucial periods. The best of the defensive t'y arises, However, he does excreating and sustaining so much (come (in, John that is "I enjoyed It," he said. "I al- PlY"Wheti they sent the wrist pert to make more use of him players appear to be corner you gotta any It sooner or interest In this league during ways wondered If I could do It. How can you be so the summer schedule. As a mat- Now I know I can. The offensive hand to the unIt of Fame in as a running hack. And, it the tnu-ka Ron Smith (Rears, Lee later!) Clinton. Ohio, Don Shula said, I .)('raslt)n arises, don't be stir- I Galland (Minnesota) and line lucky one day and an LOUSY ter of fact, they have a waiting 3224321 SAP4PO*D, PLA 2513 PARK DL unit put out a little more for me 'There goes our whole offense I prised to set' Matte flipping a 1 hacker Bill Johko (Minnesota) list of members wanting to join the next? In the emergency and the defen- for the World to see." Marion Rushing (St. I.ouls) and 11 Pass. In last week's City League them for the fall. I WHIII WU UPI. ____________________________________________-_____ -SIVC to 12 they expand Whether play, Split-ski was floating on "We're st ill a little bitter • i'1nnrn $..iiis or not. depends - on how about V VU ( .1 call In the that field goal to st-ar in the Ocala Men's efiective the City League, which tie playoff game with Green Doubles Tournament on Sun- howlc alongside them, is in get- Bay. It cost us all money, The day, and the flfliflC suited me to ting their ten teams contracted Playoff Bowl game with Dallas a capital S. Boy, did I ever for the Full League. They at- was the best I ever played. ready have 7 teams signed. get 'em. "Now it's back to reality. I leaving vacancies for only three (Come on ole bud(y, you still just hope I can be a big help to haven't typed that low score more teams. the club. I think last year should Getting hack to the B & C make me more effective on the and I'm waiting to pounce on League,'alt Kryzwda bowled it!) running pass play. It made 202 - 537 in leading the Frank Gifford and Paul HorA miserable 480 5erk'a, thnt' what I'm crying about. A 480! Idiots Plus 2 honest, this Is nung. Maybe it can help me." But then I heard that little their team name) to it three Matte took over last year altvoice which said, 'Cheer up point win over the league lead- er Unit-as and then Cuozzo were ing Alley Gators. High for the Injured while the Colts were John, things could be worse.' So I cheered-up and tried one losers was Barbara Rohrer 189 driving down the stretch. Almore time! And you know, they -29 and Andy Stine's 197- though he hadn't played quar526. were right. terback since his days at Ohio Over the one-five-0 mark in State with Woody Hayes' "three I cheered up and THINGS the Thursday RVAII-7 League yards and a cloud of dust" ofGOT WORSE!! I! This time it totaled 460 for were Pat Seuhe 155, Carole fense, he did a fine job. Matte three games and the drive back Surbrook 161, Carolyn Johnson led the Colts to victory over Los to Sanford was the longest , . 158 and Nettle Phillips 151. Angeles, forcing a tie playoff Jack Hunt had one of his best with Green Bay, The Colts lost etc, quietest . frostiest nights for the Florida State to the Packers 13-10 In 13:39 of ate. The only bright spot. about. Bank Mixed League last Thurs. this venture was the number day with a 201-536 series. of Sanford bowlers who jour- Just as easy as using that bank neyed to Ocala to try their computer, Isn't it, Jack? Eddie Hubbard continues to hand at it. I'm hoping that this shoot real well for this group Is an indication of the response which we'll be having (luring as proven by his 199-539. And then there's that famous our Big One . . . the first four Brown's sister (even Charley weekends in September. Reri ur more famous, too) Irene Brown member, it's handicapped and who bowled a - . . she bowled carries a $750 guarautt-c. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A 6.50 x 13 otack tubeless Doug Owens bowled real well ah - . (You and I just gotta hearing Aug. 23 could provide Plus $1.13 up there. Doug rammed home a get together for more lessons, the basis for determining if Fed, EL Tax 268, high for the weekend, Irenie!). heavyweight champion Cassius No trade needed Looks like the Thursday eve- Clay in exempt from the armed worth $25 to him. ning Navy Mixed Couples Lea- services draft because of his Lots of women topped you SizePlus this week, Split-ski! Like the gue will have no trouble in religious beliefs. Price' Black Tubeless Fed. Ex. Tax I group from the Thursday A.M. fielding 20 teams, what with all Clay, u convert to the Black SUIt) 7.CO.x ii Haag Chrysler League: Caro- of the reservations coming on Muslim religion, claims exemp1 $19.38 shown has group This now. lyn Freeman bowled her first tion as it conscientious objector. $120 7.3517.75 x 14 (7007,5(1 x 14) $21.48 sanctioned 200 game; June that it can also topple a pin or Under his present I-A classifi$2.36 Gassman bowled high series, two, as well. 8.25 x 14 (3.00 x 14) cation, he is eligible for the $23.40 Eugene Fend had a 197, Richa 469. draft. $2.57 8.55 x 14(3.50 x 14) $25.83 Other 'nifties' from this lea- ard Davis 193 as did Jim Ferris Clay will be represented at gue are Ginger Smith 182, Ellie who added a 180-561 series to the hearing by New York attor$in 7.35/1.75 x 15 (65016.70 x 15) $21.48 Faint 161, Dodie Tatum 160, his credit; Louis Seube 191- ney Hayden Covington, who $2.55__8.15/ 8.45 x 15 (7.10/1.60 x 15) $25.83 Margie Miller 160, Fern Gar- 526, Bob Watson 187, Norman handled hundreds of Jehovah's Quelland 185, Ray Hutchett 193 Witnesses cases during World met 171. to name just * few. 8.85/9.00x 15(8.00/8.20x 15) j $33.91 1 $2.78 Good to see Buddy Welch War II when that religion If I neglected to mention it back in the gmoove again. Popclaimed deferment for its memAll prices pl.ss ta* rui'tt1es,s sho*n it ped right to the top in series in this week's column, remem- bers. tSiz. listed also replaces --:] starts bet men, our big tourney for the Tuesday evening UnThis Is the second hearing for Needed! ra de Whitewalls Also Available! No T . professionals League with a in three more weeks and regis- Clay, who successfully defended tration for all fail leagues Is his heavyweight crown last SatNo Money Down • $1.25 Weekly Free Mounting • "No Limit" Guarantee 204-561 set. for the next two weeks. net The Thursday A.M. RVA1I-7 urday night against Brian lion.,'j,, 'i i'. ,j,a,iS. C it 1 .iQUdyt ills fmis ender this 6000VIA* 0j4UGN-5Ii5 'NO UNIT' SUA84$1I1 No I,,nt Come out for the Saturday don. Wives League held their eke,l4ll'1. Asir ci 'flu's fl.,, IO.IU 14audye6f 0611115 fl the on monui', - ha limit ,n Md* • ho I,mt Is to .gads • No ll mt a. Li'lud stat.. .'J 1.waas sill rn.Sa ai lowame an • -se lit. 0 ,p..4 • For the I,1Is.e 105 at tfl• tre.I U All New IOUdldI tion of officers for the coming No Tap Tournament at. 8 and The champion met with his used 'e., ,,'4l 11.14 l,tfl r.m,n,i, ii4 405dp.ISs pointed dsts,.t* 40 ea man1l.) and A.t+. 1,51 •,• Il.Wa04 an the n'•te,alin4 iwwSI read bszasU.. sacpt ,.p4,,adI. p,n..tu:s. 't*cna.*s Iv• - uIfsnt •t the time of fall league with the honor go. 10 p.m. and the Sunday Silver oc.al board last Marith 17, fl5le hii-ttld,,, "u.S. Aita 1166 Ifled On tneCU S'S 4.Iii0ed UCm tile (.14 114(1,4 to open it's Ing to these lassies: Pat hem, Dollar Bonanza. claiming deferment. President; Carolyn Johnson will both men and women. Clay tailed the army mental I - •. .•-+ be the V.1'.; Billie Johnson, Secexamination twice, and was + t-_ - + + F_ -.----.=retary and Joy Zerfoss, Treasclassified 1-Y. I __+ However, last Feb. 17, his loabout While we're talking cal draft board reclassified the \ #' PRICE NEW these leagues, please remember champion 1-A after the Army \ ' " WeUtCOndLUOZI that all of them will sta rt with lowered the standard of physiCharlie their meetings the last week in cal and mental requirements for DETROIT (AP) ___ August and officially start the Dressen, Detroit Tigers man- the draft. fall schedules the first week in 109~= suffered a second .,:~ September. Don't wait too long ager who $ -If / I three than less ,,,before you sign for your fav- heart at months ago, remained hospitorite team and league. .... . . , . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1. Another gal who made it into alized Tuesday In serious conI 1. I PITCHING-Steve Horgan, the 'first timers' category was ditlon with a kidney Infection. Cleveland, pitched a four-hitter turers puclftciations. add WE ADJUST ALL FOUR WHEELS, ADD BRAKE FLUID, Tfl1 Dressen, 67, was undergoing b.ittury water, retest undse Town the & Sue Pruitt of INSPECT DRUMS, REPACK FRONT BEARINGS, CHECK as the IndIans blanked Boston tokd.hunc4bl,N, hold down. 0 511 Country Beauty Salon from the treatment at Henry Ford 5-0. admitted was jet Bowler-eU-es League. Sue pit-al where he BATTING-Ed Mathews, AtIn league her first Sunday. shot a 206, lanta, hit a ninth-Inning home play, and finished with a 464 run off Sandy Koufax that gave the Braves a 2.1 victory Recognizing some of the other LAUREL, Md. (UPI) - over Los Angeles in their first 'bombers' from this league we game under new Manager Billy ha,. Jui. Ross' 178; Elaine Charles Lamb, Baltimore News. Hitchcock. tn,al 114-494 (Inland Ma- American racing editor, hai t.x'Isl.); Alice Beaulieu 1110 been selected to serve as chair' (172 Auto Sales); Mardell man of the 12-member AmenCINCINNATI (UPI) -Juan O.rmazi 178 and Nona Hines can Selection Board which picku horses U Httei Murlchsl, ace of the San FranUnited (Tbriftwsy); Beverly Ad- the 1 Giants' pitching staff meet foreign challengers Nov claeoo am as and 196 (Senkasrlk's PH. SANFORD [555 We FIRST ST. 11 in the $150,000 Washington will be unab.1 to pitch In the Paint said Glass). Quit.e a few good gaines D.C., International, Laurel tact i tour-game series against the __ -_ hefrom the Wednesday evening course I'rvsident John fl Shapi Cincinnati Reds this week "sune of an injured ankle. WV end (siu League. And by so announced 'I'ussday. . - i .Iorrv . . ... .1 and ard-zon (1.oq Strikes... Spares . - linebackers ExmQB Matte :- - will kick field 1z(n,ls. Rookie Ken Reaves of Norfolk State and Rob Riggle. the baseball player from Penn State have a ehanee as drtensivC backs, and Tommy Tolle. inn of Alabama at offensive r'n,d AII.Amerirn Nohiq arr the nft .1y impressed Pverybody with wright, a 'phimp 245 for 250 with rfi-;t(,r will bpior no resembInnre I New Vat k last year. hwq bren to ttui ori g inal list of 11n men BLACK MOUNTAIN. N. C. their conditioningI Norb lipckvr. till, ,I(-%v CO"Uh i W111111ed do%,11 ito 7.11 pwitifict. , who varne if, (,nrnp (AP)-If linrd work enn win In No. fimonk (laridge. who ran the National Football League, who lmat'ned his lessims in the ()thets hat-c run the iuiuu,it+l,'t + Moved Up Good News In Milwaukee pin' stutiject to chnne+ The final Ralph Fleck ( rhlIaflelphhi canip, almost upset the tsiglt'. on his was- licimr, Ernie Wheel , ~. Panthers Eye 3rd ' w Saturday In Ro Switch Falcons Hoping Hard Work Pays Off ____ - -_ --- _____ -_ - to I August 10, 1966 -- Pnget - I .' I • wi -.- im!erb Lnth Hitchcock's 1st Win Type That Brings Ulcers-, Jets I 10111 By JACK 1IANI) downed Baltimore 4-1, eted against Bob Bolin after shutout bid and then singles by'By ASSOCIATED PRESS York ___ -@~ , , I*---1%. I''-11 ~~. That little ulcer most manag- Cleveland shut out Boston -o, Ellis singled and Tommy Him- Cookie Rojas and Johnny Calll. . son brought 13H1es In. He got I Xt walked. --,.-!.. I era pamper probably has Detroit bettered Washington 8'l .--..The loss dropped the Giants a Richie Allen on the double play ....1.11~~ . I `=`7 -Says ~ ning start on Billy Hitchcock Chicago nipped Kansas City 21 full game back of the Pirates. bouncer and then struck out after his first game as skipper and California blanked Mm- Larry Jaster allowed Just two Tony Taylor, ending It. of the Atlanta Braves. infield - singles over the first Ron Davis' double climaxed a flsotn 2-0. Hitchcock, who replaced Bob ninth that gave After Lefebvre's homer, Knit eight innings against the Phil- five-run Houston victory over the n .Can by Bragan as manager of the lies but needed help from Net- the Astros their . Braves Tuesday, piloted the fax doubled with two out In the son l3rIIes to nail down St. Cubs. John Bateman had two ".. By ASSOCIATED PRESS club to a 2-1 victory over Sandy Dodger eighth but was strand. Louis' victory, homers for Houston and Randy n! / "' The New York Jets can win It Koutax and the Los Angeles ed. Tommy Davis' two-out sin- Johnny Briggs' leadoff homer Hundley whacked a pair for 0 all to the American Football Dodgers. / gte in the ninth was the only in the ninth spoiled Jaster's Chicago. League this year. And it only took four hours, 24' other hit off Lemaster, who + Wl*onyaso? Joe Nsmath, minutes to do the Job. struck out 10 and pulled his the Jets' $400,000 quarterback, Ed Mathews ripped a homer that's who. In the ninth, ending the mara- l'CCONI to 10.8. Namath the AFL's rookie of than which was delayed for two Koufax, who finished with a five the year, led the Jets to hours, five Iflhltt!3 by rain In four-hitter and nine strikeouts, victories In their last eight the fourth Inning, lost his sixth against 18 vlctoP "M games in 1965,a late rush that Denny Lemaster, who finished . gained the Jets second place to with a three-hitter, held the About 40,000 of the record ¶Buffalo In the Eastern Division, Dodgers hitless for seven Inwith aS-Li record. nings, protecting a 1-f) lead pro- Atlanta crowd of 52,270 sat out Playing In 13 games In his vided by Felipe Alou's leadoff the long rain delay and stayed first pro season, the former Alahomer in the first. until the game was over. barns star completed 164 of 340 the rain, Hitchcock After Don Clendenon doubled in passes for 2,220 yards and 18 watched his outfielders trot +1 touchdowns. If Namath Imballs to preserve the no-hit bid. one run and scored the other on e oves In his second year, th pr Then, in the eighth Inirig, Jim pitcher Woody Fryman's single as the Pirates edged the Mets. Jets figure to be In contention Lefebvre ended the spell with Pittsburgh scored both Its all the way. leadoff homer, tying the score. Namath, a native of Beaver The Braves had a golden op. runs in the fourth with Clende his views Falls, Pa. made portunity to take the lead In the non's double driving in Jose PaFryman delivering aftknown Tuesday as the Jets bottom of the elgth but Instead gan and er Bill Mazeroski was Intentionprepared for their first exhibiof the tie-breaking run, all thm time Saturday night at Hitchcock got was aggravation, ally walked. TWO 10-year-old swimmers-Walt Morgan and Kathy Reagan The Mets knocked Fryman THESE Birmingham, Ala., against the After Mack Jones was tossed for the Sanford Swim Association scoring their run on two points out., -have probably scored more iouston Oners. out of the game for protesting a Saturday they get team this summer than anyone else. Th is Friday and 'We have a shot at the whole called strike, pinch hitter Mike hits and a walk In the seventh, to display their talents before the home folks, at the SSA's 2nd annual dedeal." Namath said. "The de In Hoz drew a walk. Ty Cline but Pete Mikkelsen pitched hit(Herald Photo) Swim Meet at the Naval Academy Pool. tense looks a lot better and ran for de Is Hoz and moved to less relief the rest of the way and preserved the rookie's ninth offt,szae Is smarter. The flankers second on Dents Menke's sacrithe quart erbacks are workfine. Woody Woodward's second victory. '-!, ,. better." I hit of the game Upped off Mum- Vada Pinson singled home Houston opened Its exhibition ry Wills' glove, Cline going to relief pitcher Sammy Ellis with the winning run in the seventh season last week with a 26.17 third. victory over Oakland, and coach Then catcher John Roseboro inning for the Reds against the 11 I Wally Unm has Don caught Cline leaning the wrong Giants. Pinson. who had raced +: George Blanda and Jacky Lee way and picked the pinch run- home from first on Willie Mays' ready to shoot at the Jets In 1-2. ner off third. Lemaster struck error in the first inning, dcliv3 order at quarterback. out, ending the inning. ... St. Louis of the National FootThere was one out In the ninth I " bail League, which opens this when Mathews lined his eighth NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob "week's lilbitian schedule with The Orlando Panthers, claw. Bob Gai ters to the Hartford eran of 20-years of college homer into the right field seats. Farringt.on, the d e f e n d I ii g a Thursday night game at De- Irig their way to two lopsided Charter Oaks for a first round as chief assistant to head coach ending the game. champion, has moved past Del trolt, announced that veteran victories in as many preseason draft choice next year and ne- Moss. Brackett coached for 13 Elsewhere in the National lnsko 173 169 in the race end Sonny Sandie had signed his apparanres, face th e optimis- gotiating rights for Tommy years under Red Sanders at League, first place Pittsburgh for National Harness Race contract. Detroit figured In a tic Norfolk Neptunes this Satur- Morrow, a defensive halfback UCLA and also coached under shaded the New York Mets 2-1, Driving title, the United States deal with Philadelphia, which day night in an away game In who was recently put on wal- Gen. Bob Neyland at Tennessee Cincinnati edged San Francisco Trotting Association announced th traded defensive end Jerry the Oyster Bowl, Norfolk, Vs. vera by e New York Jets of and Arkansas. the AFL. Kick-off is 7 p.m. Orlando Brackett will be backfield 3-2, St. Louis downed Philadel- Tuesday. 1+ Mazzanti to the Lions for a I Stanley Dancer leads in Atso the Panthers hired Her- coach and in charge of the phia 3-2 and Houston ripped Chiu- time. ture draft choice. cago 8-5. money earned with $610,656 to Both Continental Football bert "Deke" Brackett, a vet- Pan th ers' kick in g game. + In the American League, New Inako's $593,322. The Atlanta Falcons of the League teams have played two NFL announced that defensive exhi bition games. The Neptunes OLKSWaDt.O! end Sam Williams had changed lost to the Hartford Charter ... his mind about retiring and Oaks last weekend by a score ~ " -:Z~ -,~ 7 " 4 , ... . -. . . . would be fined for reporting of 14 to 10 while the Panthers, MILWAUKEE (AP) 'I .-•. .. - ... For was stick his head out of the I . ,~~ ;j . _11~ -~i .: 11~ , I late. The former Michigan State in their first borne appearance many Milwaukeeans. it was the dugout: whether there were 500 , . •f . . . . . . . •,, star had been acquired by the before 10,437 fans In the Tanger- best piece of baseball news all or 5.000 fans present, County . .-. S. •.. I . • . . . . Falcons from Detroit In last tue Bowl, overwhelmed the season. Bobby Bragan was fired Stadium would come alive with .: .-: winter's expansion draft. Brooliyn Dodgers 35 to 10. The Tuesday as manager of the a chorus of boos, hisses and cat-. . . -S.. On Saturday, In addition to previous week the. Panthers Atlanta Braves, calls. .;I..,_.. the Jets-Houston game at Birm- flew to Wheeling, W. Va., and "It's the best thing that could Throughout the season, BraIngham, Baltimore and Phila- routed the Ironmen 31 to 7. The have happened," said Leon No- gan took the booing without .- .-l ' deiphia play at New Oreans. Neptunes also won their Initial V complaint. "I've been booed by La.; Dallas Is at Los Angeles; game over the Richmond Re- "I've been hoping this would bigger crowds." he once said In Oakland at San Diego; Pitta- bela, 38 to 7. wry comment on the sparse athappen." said William Share. burgh and Minnesota meet at Neptunes general manager "1 was hoping he'd be fired tendanee at the home of the Portland. Ore.; and the New Jim Dunn said his squad will even before he left Milwaukee," Atlanta-bound Braves. York Giants tangle with Atlanta be Jut not only to stop the Pan- said Cleotha Womack. But once out of Milwaukee for at Nashville, Ten. On Sunday. thers but to break head coach Bragan had been the object of good, Bragan hit back. "I'll tell Cleveland is at San Francisco. Perry Moss' 20-game winning the fans' deepest dislike in 1965 you how I feel about Milwaustreak. Last season, Moss was as tie led the power-hitting, kt'e," he said. "It's a two-bit head coach of the Charleston pitching-poor Braves through town, a short-beer town. I've (W. Va.) Rockets and led that their rocky, lame-duck season had it out there from the public, team to a perfect record and in Milwaukee. the politicians and the press. I the C.F.L. Championship. He He was the symbol of the wouldn't go back there for all also was named C.F.L. Coach front office, and all he had to do the cheese In Wisconsin." of the Year last season. • :--:..>-: .-:? By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday the Panthers traded AMERICAN LEAGUE .• . Batting (250 at bats)-Oliva, Minnesota, .318: KalIne, Detroit, NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE .316. ,,,.... 5-.. W. I. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. GB+ . 5. .. Runs - F. Robinson, Bait!ft Pittsburgh .... 65 46 .586 timore - 71 40 .640 Bal 86; Apariclo, Baltimore, . berth San Fran. ... 66 49 .574 1 ~ . more, -5-:., ...... 61 50 .550 10 •.v. 74. Los Angeles . 63 47 .573 1½ Cleveland 60 52 .536 fl'1 ' -, 5+ Runs batted in-B. Robinson Philadel. .... 60 52 .536 California - . - 58 53 .523 13 -. If and Powell, Baltimore, 83; F. St. Louis .... 58 53 .523 7 Chicago .....56 55 .505 15 Robinson, BaltImore, 78. Cincinnati ... 58 55 .513 8 Minnesota -. 57 56 .504 15 Hits - Oliva, Minnesota, 137; BOCA RATON (AP) Coach Atlanta .....53 59 .473 12½ New York ... 51 61 .455 201A B. Robinson, Baltimore, 131. George Wilson of the M I a m I Houston .....50 61 .450 15 Kansas City . 50 62 .446 2131 Dolphins says Willie West, draft- New York .•, Doubles - Yastrzemakl, ... 49 62 .441 16 Washington . 51 66 .436 23 4 •,, . ton, 29; B. Robinson, Baltimore, ed from the New York Jets, has Chicago .....36 74 .327 28½ Boston ......48 68 .414 2531 . . earned a starting berth with the and Oliva. Minnesota, 27. -. 1. Tuesday's Results . . 5. % Tuesday's Results . ,• -. . .•-• Triples - Hershberger, Kim- new team in the American Houston 8, Chicago 5 Cleveland 5, Boston 0 sas City, and Brinkman. Wash. Football League. Pittsburgh 2, New York 1 New York 4, Baltimore 1 / lngton, 8; eight players ti ed After viewing the films of the Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 2 Detroit 8, Washington 3 1. 3810 lossto San Diego Wilson St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2 , With 7. ,V i .. , ,, . 't, Chicago 2, Kansas City 1 Home runs-F, Robinson, Bal. said Tuesday that West's spot Atlanta 2, Los Angeles 1 California 2, MInnesota 0 Umore, 33; Pepitone, New York, would be either cornerback or Toda y's Games Today's Gasses safety. Los Angeles at Atlanta, N Cleveland at Boston Stolen bases - campaneris, He said the offensive line look- Philadelphia at St. Louis, N Baltimore at New York Kansas City, 29; Agee, and Bu- ed good during the game, espec- San Francisco at Cincinnati, Detroit at Washington. N lally on pass reception. Wilson N ford, Chicago, 28. 11 Chicago at Kansas City, N also praised receivers and at- New York at Pittsburgh, N _____ Minnesota at California, N tributed five pass Interceptions Houston at Chicago National League Thursdays' Games The Volkswagen isn't the kind of car you trade of, to say nothing of a car that sells for II ,585.* Batting (250 at bats) - Aiou, to quarterbacks' lack of I arnillThursdays' Games Minnesota at California ary with the moves of the after a year or two. in Just to give you on idea: A Volkswagen Is so air. Pittsburgh, .339: Alou, Atlanta, New York at Pittsburgh, N Chicago at Kansas City, N ceivers. It's designed and built for keeps. Houston at Chicago .320. tight, it's a good practice to open the window be. Cleveland at Boston, N Runs-Alou, Atlanta, 83: Aar. Wilson said he planned -some Philadelphia at St. Louis, N The piston speed in a Volkswagen is slower than Baltimore at New York, N fore you slam the door. Even after several years. changes In the defensive back- Only games scheduled Only games :.cbeduled on, Atlanta, 81. it is in many other, cars. That means less wear. En. So. If you own 0 ,61 or '62 VW that you've taken Runs batted In-Aaron, AUan field, but didn't elaborate his gine friction and stress are so low that the VW's good care of, why would you want to trade it in _.... nlsint& T'n1nhvat ,1,au thia '" i.+a, sa - iiemrni.c. riu.auuruu, i 'cruising speed is the same as top speed l for a '66-which looks lust like it? Hits-AIou, Atlanta, 161: Cie. Kansas City Chiefs Friday In Continuity in making the some basic model year You wouldn't. Miami for their debut at Orange -: niente, Pittsburgh. 142. 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Well Drilling ______ FOR SALE: Portable Singer that certain os.e osNel Adjustments will be made on a re-run basis only for typographical Sewing Machine with button- JOHN D. BRASS and 2 errors that effect the value of the a d. Adjustments will not b. WELLS MULLED. PUMPS hole attachment. Also I set BRASS, mede beyond tbe liszt lr.s.rtion. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Lad' Golf Clubs. 122-9194. All Types and Ste vs. We repair and Service HAAG CHRY 2. Personals 2. Personali SPINE INC., a Florida. Machinery & Supply Co. ________ *32-643? which aforesaid Writ Do you have a drinking problem. SUICIDE Prevention. Clall WE 20? W. 2nd St. SEMINOLE Oflijwrr tion was delivered I. Me 40 Write P. 0. Box 121*. Sanford. CARE, Orlando 241-1229. BOAR!) OF ADJUSTMENT Sheriff of Seminole Notie. of Public Hearing WE DEEPLY appreciate the Florida, and I ha levied To whom it may concern: the following d..oribed genuine expressions of symThe Seminole County Board of owned by HAAG pnthy an graciously extended NEWIWOLE corri'ry Atliustinent will hold a ,public PLYMOUTH, iNC., a. FlcsUa our-. us from friends and neighbors I'o.AHI) OF ADJUSTMENT hearing to consider the possi- p oratIon, said psop.arty being In the recent lose of buband Wntiee of Public flesrt*g bility of granting a side street located in Saniluol. County, and father. To wham It may concern: set back variance to the Zoning Florida, more psrt&cu.la.rty lea.Mrs. Willard J. Crawford The Seminole County Board of Regulations as requested by E. And children Adjust men t will bold a public 3. Koiter on the following des- crlb.d as follows: I Chain hoist & fra. hearing to consider the pout- r.rlbed property: Lot 1, Block 1 Battery charger AlSO 4.-Beauty hility of granting a special ex- 44, Townoite of North Chuluota, 1 Used vacuum cleaner Silver ception In a A-i Agriculture Public hearing will be held in King No, 241190 zone to install and operate a I is e HAE.1UETT'S BEAUTY N o County Commissioners I Electric bench grinder a oft water, evening app'ts. io& trailer park as requested by L. Iloom, Court House, Sanford, bench 3. lor or. thc fn!lcwthg des- FIorId, or. J.ugut 1, 12C9 at S. Oak Ave. I Air compressor Curtis Mfg. __________________________________ cribed property: Lot *, McNeil's 7:80 P. M. or as soon thereafter 90108-11400 Orange Villa. 6. Child Care CS Possible. I G. E. motor model No. 6ECSPublic hearing will be held in Seminole County Board of 1 84A0301 the County Commissioners Adjustment BIG TOP I Acetylene torch, hose gang.g Room. Court House. Sanford, fly William C. Halback, NEW HOURS, now policy. Daily Florida, on August and hand truck IMS at Chairman except Sunday. Also Friday :30 P. M. or as anon15.there state 140 gal, conI Quaker of- Publish August 10, 1966 ev.ntngs. 2515 S Orlando Dr. te'r ie j,osslh)e tainer I) DC- S 321-1510.I Quaker state all dispenser Semi n ole Comity Board of 1 Joyce car lift Adjustment SEMINOLE COUNTY YOU Probably missed a sale to I Spark plug cleaner Vixen Iy William C Hhlhkch, HOAIU) OF ADJIJ$TMEN'r Use Want-Ads daily. day . I Chrysler and Plymouth up*. Chairman %a,tiet of Public fleertag Investigate the Low-Cost. CIAO tools Asst Publish August 10, 1966 'Fe whom it may concern: I Hawkinge universal prom DDC-30 The Seminole County Board of No. L1.228 Adjustment will hold a public I Sioux valve na.chths No. IN TIM COUNTY JUDGE'S hear ing to consider the possi)1714 COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE bility of granting a special exI Creftman drill press a moRmzwOLE COI7WTT COUNTY, FLOHIDA. ception in a M-1 industrial sone tor No. 2*3* BOARD OP AflaO.T IN PROBATE to build new house replacing old 4 Metal Ben ches Notte, of PUc B.srtag NOTICE OF FILING VEI'l'l'ION dwelling as requested by P. W. 3 Bench vices To whom It may canoern: FOR FINAL I)l$CHA.HGE OF Mery for Albert Pitts on the In]I Jack stands The Seminole County Board of LDMINI$TRLTIJR lowing described property: B.g I Motor cleaner tank Adjustment will hold a. public IN HE, ESTATE or at HE car of Lot 7 Florida Land I Hunter wheel bs.11anoer Ito. hearing to consider the posit- DAISY ROUNDTIi.EE & Colonisatioji Company's 0.1.. 9341716 -bility of granting a side street Deceased. Plantation, P. B. 1, Pg. UI, I Sun EtC motor cleat-tecto, setback 'varks.noe to the Zoning PC) ALL WHOM IT MAT CON- sty run thence N 796 ft, thence W $2 No. 14A018$ Regulations as requested by A. CERN: ft t, center of drainage ditch, I Electric arch Marquette wel0. Kidder on the following desNottte Is hereby given that I thence S'erly along center of der No. 240170 cribed property: Lots 14 and 15, have filed my final returns as dru.Inuge ditch to N'er]y R/W of 3 Hydrolic floor jacks Block F, Tract 11, Sanlando Administrator of the estate of County Road. thence SE'erly aI Pit front and machine HorSprings Subdivision. Daisy Roundtree, deceased: that long said 11/W 251 ft to POB. ton Public bearing will be held I have filed my petition for final Public hearing will be held in 1 hISS Sines 4 D No. 141134$ In the County Commissioners discharge and that I will Apply the County Commissioners U Room, Court House, Sanford. to the Honorable Karlyl. BousI But, Dent tester No. 221211$ Court House, Sanford. I Sun battery tester No. IdA.Florida, an August 15, 1916 at holder, County Judge of Semi- Room, Florida, on August 16, 1916 at 11728 ?:30 P. M. or as moon thereafter nole County, Florida. on the 14th 7:20 P. M. or a s coon thereafter I Safe as possible. day of September A. D,, 1964, for as possible. 10 Metal parts bin Seminole County Board of Approval of the same end for Seminole County Board of 7 Wood part. bin Adjustment final discharge of the estate of Adjustment All automobile parts and By William C. Haibsok, Daisy Roundtree, deceased. By William C. lialback. tools located in building at Chairman Dated this 14th day of July, Chairman 619 East First Street, SanPublish August 10, 1911 A. D.. 1966. Ful,iisls August 10, 196 6 ford, Florida,. /a/ Taylor lloundtrec DDC-2I 1 Metal bolt bin and bolts Administrator of the Estate 3 Office Desk Is tile Court of the County of r)sIR) Roundtrea, STATE OF P'LOnWA, GREET-. I Exeouton intercom sypte Judge, 5_aleel. (lesaty, Florida, Deceased. 11405. 3 Filing cabinet l.a Prelate. Publish Aug. 10. 17, 34. 11, 1914 *O JOEL OLIVER In was 1s of I Metal Stationary cabinet DDC-35 Residence and address 1 RC Allen electric adding ma.EDNA Y. ADAMS 41$ Walnut Avenue, chine Deceased. Is the Court of Ike County Trenton, New Jersey. 1 Olivit'ti Underwood ad ding To All Cr.dltars and Poises. Judge S_alaule County, Florida. You are hereby NOTIFIED, machine Having Claims or D_asad. Is Probate. that a sworn Compla int by Ethel I Royal typewriter 4ge Estates Is sea Estate of I. Oliver has been filed in the I Na.tlonaj cash register You and each of you are here- STANLEY PINIEWSEI Circuit Court of Seminole ContiI Steno swivel chair by notified and required to proDeceased. y. at Sanford, Florida, being a I Wooden desk chair sent ans claims and demands To All Creditors sad Pereoss suit for divorce by Ethel J. 3 Chairs ra SON whit.li you, or either of you* may Hawing Clad.... or Demen. )liver against Joel Oliver, and I Wooden filing cabinet have against the ..tate of ED- auIa-i Said Estates for title to one 1914 Chevrolet I Orelaling fan ),A Y. ADAMS, deceased. late You and each of you are here- Lnipa.la automobile in her earns, I National ciga.r.tt. machine of said County. to the County by notified and required to pre- and -ou are hereby required to I Universal vendor Inc. candy Judge of Seminole Ocunty, Flor- sent any claims and demands rile your answer, or to othermachine ida, t his office In the court which you. or either of you. wise plead, to the same by or 1 $.W Co.'s refgi. drink mahouse of said County at Sanford, may have against the estate of i salute the 22nd day of August Florida. within nix calendar Stanley Pinlewaki, deceased, late A.. 1). 1916, with the Clerk of our chine No. 961tfl2A554Zg I Dunlop gold seal 145 x 14 months(remthetime of of add County, to the County isid Court at Sanford, Florida, tu beless whit. tire first publication of this notice. Judge of Seminole County. Pier- ttId iv file a copy thereof 1 1967 Pontiac 1b9L4$05 Two copies of each claim or Ida, at his office in the court :be undersigned attorney I.with W. I 1965 ImperIal demand shall be in writing. and house .o f said County at Sanford, Ware at P. 0. Box 1411, Sanford, W the Lnd th e undersign shall state the place of realed a. Sheriff Florida. within six calendar Florida. P' otherwise a Judgment deuce and post office address of onth, from the time of the 1iy default will be rendered f Seminole County, Florida, will it 11:00 A. M. on the 11th day the claimant, and shall be first publication of this notice. gamut you herein. ,f August, 1911, otter for sai. sworn to by the claimant, his Two copies of each claim deWITNESS my hand and the Laid sell to the highest and best agent, -or attorney and e000an- rnauasl shall ha. In writing, And )cai of this Honorable Court. at ijaulod by a. filing too of one Shall state the place of reel- lainford, Seintuol. County, Plot- ddder, for cash, at the Front & dollar and much claim or demand deuce And Post office address I da. this the 11th day of July ( West) Dour of the Seminole ?ounty Courthouse i Sanford, out so filed shall be void. of the claignaut, and shall be 4 D. 1965. 5loridai, the above dsscrlbed perI 's'Ruth L. Stafford sworn to by the claimant, his SEAL) uii.1 property. As executrix of the 1iut agent. or attorney and accunaArthur H. Buukwitia, Jr. That said sale Is being made Will and Testament of panted by a filing is* of one Clerk t-o satisfy the term, of said EDNA T. ADAMS. deceased dollar and such claim or demand By: Martha P. 'tbIe Writ of Execution. STENSTROMI DAVIS & not so filed .h,.l1 be sold. D. C. J. L. BOBBY. Sheriff McINTOSH IIslsu Ursne t. W. Ware. Attorney Seminole County, Fiouj4 Attorney* for Exacut.rlg As executor of the Last I . 0. Boz 141$ By: James J. BIngistary Florida State Bank---Suite 32 Will And Testament of Slanford, Florida. Chief Deputy Sberlft Sanford, Florida *2771 ttanle Pinlewuki. daeca,,i1 5.ubltuh iHIS ? £ A.. -------------r'Ubltslj July 20. 37 & Aug *, '4 uiilhdi A ug. luIiisb Aug. 3, is', 17, 34, 1556 It'. li.tG 11. 1165 I b3'. 14 - ---_ ' - - ... 77. Situation Wanted C LOTS' GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING Service. Call eves 7 to 10. *1-* 7- 7.4. HOUSEWORK. Childeare. Local or transportation r e q u I r e d. 20154 W. First. Apt. 5, IRONING DONE at tar hems or yours $*3.$577. DEPENDABLE womsfl wants to 4.901. work. Ph. Want Ad Department Hours 84.Real Estate L -, - . - It S - k .1 1~ .~ r ' Ph . ]i ram CALL 322-2611 1 i -- :. - ~ 1~ :1 I - 95. houses For Sale 97. Houses HOME DELIVERY! For Rent Notice - __ __ -, ~~ - . ___ -1 - 108. Apartments Fur Itent ______ SOUTHWARD Payton Realty )1(JHT 51111.1961 Ford Cilutorn *0), V.1, it A U, 2 It. Sedan. 223.179 l. 11l9 Iii'). * 99. Home Cheaper 11011 McKee USED CARS _j2I.07$l '6" cii iV I' ('r,nvettihiC. 'i.0E2. ;,nyniatita. US0IO CAR VU4ASCINO at UnIt.d State flank will save you money. Don't be misled by "Dank flats YlnancIoL' Call *38-1776 and compare our paymentl, ____________________________________ 120. Automotive Service - AUTO C2[..ASS Jim Hunt Rea lty Stemper Agency REDUCED Payton Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .. -. . . . $1L1164__$25 economy car. . 1965 Dodge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $995 $595 ruru • Station clean • $ $1495 1964 F1at ........ 1961 Plymouth transmission 1960 Rambl.r Station wagon. A nic. car ....... $ 595 $ 695 $595 S SPECIAL AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY aid FRIDAY AT 7 P.M. Special because extra nice Ethsn Allen furniture and antiques, china cabinets, dining room suifes, bedroom suit.s rockers, .ppli.nc.s and by. seats. Sold to tbe highest bidder. ---- - BERNERS AUCTION 746 Rad GaiaI k. uayru.a . 1959 M.rcury 4-door sedan. S.e thrs one . 444414 Right To The Point Deals "I TRADE NOW SAVE NOW! Deal Right Her. $1275 _ "IV. i.t.m- ye.,, $3495 steering and br.kee. it's s O" 0W55f and sir cesdIll,.. edi - .M. ..• _-2 n ~.._."__~ 0 _.__- , 4 "`*- 1' '"Ar i\ To Visit Our New Facilltv Personnel ~,,~~ji"r..,.;o 1 and Meet Our .'r'. ~I , ; I "I , , ~ -111' ,,, "'i , " ,.'~ I *I ."W'~frs .,,,,*," j I _0,.'.:~ ."". j. -I -I- '.1 , , I ~ #~ " . I1 ,L - !!"iT !t k .):~ .4 ,. 1. .. 1. * I .1. .I . . ~&, 1 11~, ., " . .", . . 1.11) ,,~ i 1.~,W.4. " ~ - - A ~'. - - 14 :~'j 1 \:\ _"*' ~ 0 -'\ In AU Departments. T V.-A Come By Sont '~ __.~_ 1..,_O I .__.,~,14ie N.,_ I I I 11 '41,-, ,~,~ .!. ,~,,~ ~ ~ I 1.I ~ . I.. -4 A-":' 'p"-.' -;~`.- ~ It '7 P 1 . , ~ 4,~-..$, . ,~ 11 I ~, , 1.1"C'. -,~,,,,r, I ~.:~1,I-, /'4, 11%. . .., L, :';i' 1 ~ '. • • ,1 i'd. "11 ia •, ,,. I / ~ • 4-i!- - "•'w' ,: V.1 05*1000 sstematls h'.m..j,s 6180, power st_aiag s.d brekes, redle, b..t.,, s.d ir g $994S 64 DODGE DART GT V-C, sPisk shift, r.dIe, bucket sts. h.et.r, $159560 FALCON 4.5001 NEW a USED CAR ': ,~ : 61 CHEVROLET sepsis 4.49., h.rdsp, - I I '. $1895 SALES DEPARTMENT $395 _ 59 FORD 4-5001 295- $ OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. DAILY SATURDAYS i'lL 6:00 P.M. USID CARS $395 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 1801 W. FIRST ST, PH., 322.014 - 322.1*31 ce.fett. Aptssti,e bit.. V., Hwy. 17-92 &_!Lake Mary Blvd. . $1595 SANPOID ORLANDO hi.uu.wkb GN Cedlll.cs lmry fesfuree s.d air ceedltIsss4 Vet s,mmp IN OUR NEW LOCATION Dart . FACTORY AIITNOIIZID VW 51*111 64 CADILLAC (OIJLQ 9b.w 19AMM Valiant . 3219 S. 11.92 imeNvd Impala 4.4.., hsrd?.p equip. p.d with radio, h.st.r, set.. mark transmissloii, Power $1095. . ELLINOR Volkswagen 64 CHEVROLET 1964 Dodge Dart . to long way 0 4.de.s' berdNp. This tat. cer Is .qulpp.d (OPEN DAILY 'IlL 9 P.M.) 3219 SOUTH HWY. 17.92 SANFORD PH. 322-1835 (ORLANDO) $1795 1965 A little MONTH Elli*nor Motor Co. - o .. 1962 Renault op $AA95 0DOWN~ THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. . 1095 . 4 1%6 set.esk 5, steadi. $395 . . V.1 , fteimiiiiih". "W. SALE DAYS . . ycuj 01600 a, Iow.ei'st ("t.ARPlFEED AD in the Herald. Impel. 4-4..,, SUMMER - YOUR message 1*!. hem.. O'v.r 63 CHEVROLET RED HOT Wagon. 10 HP .f(iIIO 4' Tink. Perfeet $10. Mr. The.4, .ill Sri Pt., Chtslt,r,ta, Vie. INSTALLED $100 DOWN Stemper Agency - I 967 POST IAC usorin hardtop, P/M. PIR. autoisatic an. Sli(S. Ph. 123.4480. NEW VOLKSWAGENS SAULS AGENCY IllS Ot.YMPIC Tn-Il: 11 ft. inhsill with 41 H. P. Mercury 4 months old, userlfice $100 low list tof fiat ucla. 333.1444. IOU Bra. Stenstrom Realty Robson Sporting Goads YOUR SVIJR(1DE DPAt.IR 144.4-I 9. lot St. 337.1161 AsiUtne 108. Room For $100 DOWN GATidWAi 70 fHS WATERWAY $ 49; I 99; CAI)ir.r,AC, 4 dr. 110 W. 4th RV1O1 10,000 rudsra tially . SPECIALS I9,4 CIl#iVflOt.ICT Sedan ',l9:vn'-,1.ET Wsn 961 VA t,l')N, . d. l"7 iiI.li('K. I 3t. 155 I'o4TIAC, 4 dr. - 63 Econoline Van - - --- --___ 1963 Corvaur Monza The gi17. 104-Trailer Space-Rent - Apartments ation A ; -'- -1 I i-Idrm dupla, Apt.. X!1ii & psvna on Lake UNUU A NTI,'11 TO $C1400I, I I1DR1611. FURN. house, utilities KItchen aquipe;I, lee. room. Ashby. *31.1188. IN FACT, jtsst acrosa the street. turn. *0, W, 19th. $494911. A closets. *22.2*14 after 5 p.m. Neat 2-bedroom block hems In _________________________________ good area .'lope to everything. 2 1108)1. USFUI1N. bourn., $60, 106. For Rt!nt ", in. .Jts.t right for sIngle person or VIJRN. At'TN. close In. Jimmy or .mall family. Priced to sell *12.82*7. $ A * 11011)1. APTS., Completely Cowan, *22.401a, at $5,100 with good term.. UNFURN. I nORM house, kitchequipped by clENi'ilAi. Et,ICCtar. e , en equIpped, earpot't TR1C which Include, electric AVAI,OM APAR'VMSTR fenced In backyard. After kitchen healing A cooling, us W. 2nd t. *22.1417 p. in. weekdays, 921-1129. TOtVU'N LAKES private bath., INVESTMENT A REALTY I noRM., i Bath, tinturn. Ideal (;ARDEN APit'rMEN'l's EP IIC. A rrs., tisiaulea rum ; miacially •,sited ill N. Park Ave. *12-9179 locatIon $94 ma. Call *22.78*5. 71* IC. First St. 122-1110 for retireti peonie. idmally Ia5*10. cstei Isiwisi own. I njslre at BR, KIT. eq1ippe4, $60 2 NO QUAL1F'ING Jaci)iis)fl, I'ept. Store. *ii 3 1111.,BATH, Conti-al air, $160 9IJRS. -a PP., *300 Mellonvilla. SIMPLY essume F1IA mortgage 'no. let. St.; Sanford. WiCt,AKA APAIL1'MICSTS after paying $740 down par2 BATh, Kit. equlpoci, went w ith monthly payments Iii W. I"11U4T NT, $124 no. of $44.40 and ),oil can move (2OMMOI)OIU' Into this cute, 2 I1DRM masonFURN. APT., close in. 322-2100. rv home Immediately. The 322.1801 2140 11Iwaths at 17-91 APAItTMEN'I'S total price is only $8,150. Bee ___________________________ APT. FURS. 505 Myrtle. 322-5602 VtJttN1liIt) - USt1RNISUED It Now! I I LARGE I DORM, unfurn. 2466 Ph. Ucailent 41gm. 211.1110 SEMINOLE REALTY Palmetto Ave. $15. 8-ROOM furnished Apt. $40 ma. 332-4232 or 6110 All utilities. $13 Magnolia, 1 or 2 i*i)I1M AI19'. All electric, )"URN. HOUSE. 210 Laurel Ave. Apt, I. c'veryth,ltig furstished. Corner PARN RIDGE, 105 Driftwood , Keys at Test Williams elf 17.92 ais'i H,,yrisa Dr., 1).. Lane, 3 111)8)1, 1 t, bath, cenHardware. l'tIHN. APP. at 317 W. l2tIu 8t, flit)' Ph. Ira] air and heating, chain Call owner 666-4269. Briarflotiss, 613 link fence all around. Ph. 2- 2 nORM. CU 3 liOuM APT for rent, I'rivat. clIffs, rh. *13-5591. 6736. 1'Slttltss'P, private bath. 61 FUllS Downstairs At,?, 601 I'd. Mell(,fl%'illC. 3?2.f,4?0, tuetto Ave. Ph. *22-1374 after Availunfurn. 2 noRM. HOME FFIA VA HOMES S p. able now 322-1849. 1961 Dodge Pioneer • . I ~, . —~. .*~-.. 1. . k~; 1''0 : "..;- ~ -.9-I.. ,1 .-d~- , 1, _.'1_. .. ~ I IsahW,&,... or ~ "I. i -V, .. . ~_ ,. - - Hill itulani Plymouth Chry.lrnr 11.1 hwy il-li DeB.r7 lInme 771-1179 561.5001 L I - 11011 (1EVELANt) _.iL - 123. Hosts & Motors - Rent SENKARIK GLASS & UFURN. 3 13dm. house, kltch- CLEAN, PtUtX, Apt, near shop- __________________________________ ping center & base. 2617 Elm. CI.1i3A. quiet rims for men. on equippsd. 821-5594. PAINT COMPANY APT. 115 FliENcil, 322-6530. 95. Houses For Sale Located Throughout County 401 Magnolia, 322.07*0. Pb. 1*3.4422 310 Manoiia 2 111)11)1. FURN. home, $78 inn. 1-11* 2 Baths 2-3 Water Included, 322.6870. BARGAIN DAT Some Kitchens Equipped Payments L-@&& Than Rent NICE $ Bedroom. I bath. Pay2 DORM., 154 1T11, Florida To Inspect Call ments only $74.63. Includes all. Ave.. Lake Mary. *23-0171. lloc'ks oft 17-9?. Assume 2 mortgage. 2 nORM., Cfl, all electric. turnA Multiple Listing Realtor isbed, near N.A.S. Available REALTOR Aug. 32, 175 Mo. 3:2-3541 after 322-2420 2515 Park Drive 5:30 P. M. Days 822-7174 Nighta-Weekends 322.0451 FURNISHED I & 3 DORM., I bath $45 to 11*3. GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES OAK TREES 'UNFURNISHED 2-8-4 BRS., 1-2 BATHS BEAL'TIFUI. 3 I3drm., I bath I to 4 13011)1., I bath $55 to $113 home with Florida room & Fireplace. Located on shaded lot in Loch Arbor with Bar. 2584 Park Drive Office 1*1-1111 A Multiple Listing Realtor Night: *82-064* or *13-0700 I APPALSER B-Q & fenced hack yard. Ideal INSU ROB for family with children or 11$ a. French 131.4911 as retirement home. Only terms- $1,100 .'iI.MOT new 4 13dm., 2'.' baths 2 1108, KITCHEN furfl., apace with $14,450 heater. $75 ma. 322-5303 or down. Evenings & Sundays den with fireplace, large kit. 11:2-2X52. 3-2*41. 3:2-6266. clien. 001 E. 2 nd Street. . ant for "I .1 ,I1. t_-~Ilj Legal Notice - He ld or 425m591 8 ;% f ff . - To 4 Oallfv , C T \Ii. ' se .1 ." I,.-? 1 '~ '56 CIISVY. cheap, •t. enni. 332-4616. ALSS A I , 1317 W. Country Club Roil Phone 123.7Is? .elan 52204. *12.461 i. tE'ER_Y) ta. NWTAL WHY GO FURT1II1t? I ICRI L WIS -- EXCE/ ' . Newspaper ¶0 40 121. Scooler & Cycles 1961 VW. all rnoce.orIso, perfect cotitl. 111,4110. 1968 PO!16CU • - Your Local LIFE is e t) 100. Resort Rentals A Multiple Listing Realtor *11.1*01 1340 HIawatha at 17-9* 1NSUROR APPRAISER FRONT APTI. 1*1 a. 1919 S. French S 110011 HOUSE, completely fur- OCEAN 821-4991 Atlantic, Daytona Beach. MI.. Cousty the of ('curt In the nished, corner lot, close in. B. U. Hutchison. 322-4011. Judge, S.sdsele County. State COUNTRY HOME. Immaculate. $ $750 down, bat, like rent, 6*3 13D1LM., 1% bath plus I.J. Fix. W Florida. in IC. 2nd. Ph. 322-4177. 102. Mobile Homes Sale room, oak floors, ducted beat la- VS the N-stat. of BOYCE U a 20 den, workshop. Almost '30BN CLIFFORD es_ QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Deceased. an acre with shade and fruit 96. Houses-Sale or Rent Hwy. Il-il 1, Sanford trees, paved road, near Winter FINAL NOTICE *12-2512 Notice in hereby given that the Park- $16,600. About $,000 BY OWNER: 3 Bar., 2% baths, central air & heat, 1-car garcash needed. GOLDEN ROD nderuigned will, on the *3th age, enclosed porch, 27 ft. AS EASY ia calling on your REALTY, 644-8736. day of August. A. D. 1866. pre. placing Want neighbor , family & 18-ft living rooms sent to the Honorable County Diii *3*. Ads by phone choice area, 122,591. 1009 Grove judge of Seminole County, Flor- 2 BR. VERY Clean. Close in, Manor 322-9017. 2111. and Jimmy Cowan. 822-401*. ida, its final return, account vouchers. as Executor of the 11~111111110 Estate of JOHN CLIFFORD said and at deceased, 'BOYCE, time. then and there, inalce apNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE plicatioz* to the said Judge for l"... .., 11, ".. a final settlement of its adminNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN $sttIon of said estate, ana t o r that by virtue of that certain an order discharging it as such Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Executor. 4. Dated this the 19th day of Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final judgment rend3u13'. A. D. 1566. .1& THE F I B S P NATIONAL ered in the aforesaid court on /I 1~ BANE AT ORLANDO the 39th day of October. A. D. As Executor of the Estate of usGS, In that certain case enJOHN CLIFFORD BOYCE titled W. J. LAWTON. Plaintiff. R. E. MeCALLISTER. DcDeceased. "I By: W. H. Clark feradaist, which aforesaid Writ of ExecutIon was delivered to me Trust Officer STENSTROM. DAVIS & as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon Mc INTC) S H St the following described property Attorneys for Executor owned by R. E. McCALLISTER, Florida State Ba nk-5Uite *3 said property being located in Sanford, Florida *3771 Publish July fl & Aug. 11 101 17, Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as fol1961 Like new throughout, auto)DS-10 lows: I 253 HP Garland Range Set. matic transmission. A Jewel . NOTICE OF SUIT No. TOt EA)IMIE W. SAMPSON I 1(12 Toastmaster, 5cr. No. New Bern, North Carolina. ('1 977*3 and I FET4 Used Slkz Ra nge ** With air condifloning. MARTHA J. SAMPSON NV/Top Equip New Bern, North Carolina. 1 3-? Frymaster, Fryer But. are hereby notified that Ear. No. FN?01840 a. You -suit to foreclose a mortgage I IOOCR Jenu Air Fan entitled First Federal Savings 1 24/48 Work Table T and Loan Association of Orlando. S SIIIX Table Base Inc. in Tops a corporation, versus SAMMIE 1 15-54-8 Compt Sf5 Sink w/2 W. SAMPSON and MARTHA J. 11/24 Dralisboardu SAMPSON, his wife, has been 4 6*3x Table Base Inc. in Tops flied against you in the Circuit S 951 Table Base Inc. in Tops 270 2-door hardtop, auto. transmis. Court of the %'Itith Judicial Cir5 31/30 14 FE Lot's GMP WI sion. Clean as a hounds tooth. cuit, in and for Fetninole County. B ass Florida. being Chancery Case 4 36/36 Ij HE tops OMP wI Base No. 16206 mild that you are required to file your answer with S 30143 34 BE tops 0)11' w/ the Clerk of vaiid Court and to Base 2-door, radio, heater, serve a copy thereof upon the *3 No. 640 Chair uph DE441 Red platutiff's attorneys, whose name 1 1120 Refrlg 8cr No. 97411 clean. and address is set forth below, I VP 19 Fryer Set No. 9774 b ut later than September 1, 1966. S Neptune 1300t)ss in line 26" Bach up C 2*4 Lac Red If you fail to do so a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered against I 1110000 Cai,hs Red Stand you for the relief demanded in 3 3 Olig Steam Table butane 4-door sedan, air Gee w/l 1/4 743 4/1-74*0-1/3 the Complaint. The real property conditioned . 76l6-6/2fl1?-S/8-76!6& Pans proceeded against is: a. Sheriff Lot 178, LAKE HARRIET and the undersigned ESTATES, according to the of Seminole County, Florida, will I7UJ Flat thereof as recorded in at 11:00 A. M. on the 19th day Pages 16 and 12, of August. 1966. offer for sale Flat Book wagon, air condflon.d, 15. Public ltaeords of Send- stud sell to the highest and best bidder, for cads, at the Front utile County, Florida. %'I'I'Nblb my hand and seal (West) Dour of lisa Senaisiels of this Court of Sanford, Florida, County Courthouse Iii Sanford, Florida, the above described per. this 26th day of July, 1866. suiss? property. (HEAL) "600", sharp, low mileage Arthur H. Bct'.witha, Jr. That said sale In being wade to satisfy the terms of said Clerk By Donna M. Markos, D. C. Writ of Execution. J. I.. JIOBI37. Sheriff GILES. HEDRICK A ROBINSON of Seminole County, Florida 109 East Church Street 4-door sedan, automatic By: James J. Singletary Orlando, Florida Chief Deputy Sheriff Attorney. for Plaintiff Publish July 2? & Aug. 8, 10, 17, Publish July 20, X7 & Aug. 1 10, 1961 1964 DDB-I0$ Legal Notice Pairs Legal *22-4991 CALLBART REAL ESTATE - -CALL DAY OR NIGHT 822-74411 11 - - Sale C. A. WHIDDON 11 Legal Notice Care - BROKER 2 2 S. Park - Legal Notice L :t'" Lots For Sale -- - FEEL fl4IJ I ___ ERAL office clerk with experience in general Insurance HOMESITE 100 a 200' deep. City --work. Only those experIenced water, Oak trees. Low down teed apply. Reply to Uoa 196 payment, Terms. Call W. U. c/o The Sanford Herald. MeClung, *22-8111. WANTED: fiousekeePer to live APROX. 2 acres frontage on tn1 lady. 428.5916. Orlando. Georgia Ave. 111gb School parking lot. $34(10- Terms. EEW1NG MACHINE OPERA*22-810*. TORS, with factory experience. S day week. AIr_coflaIttlofled, LOTS & LOTS OF LOTS 'plealant aurroufldlfl'. pay SPECIAL- owner s'a 'li based on prodCtibfl, .Minimum hurts, but pelt NOW!" 6 lots, ISO for 40 bra. Apply in per0Sflzl3O each) In Lake Mary son, do not telephone. Shapiro for 51396 cash for all sta. Dress Factory. DeLand AirFIVE acres Lake Mary 330 a 'part, Detand. Ft... 610 f.r $7,00. SUTTABLE for trailers, near Lake Monroe 100 a 200 for 3-Male or Female Help $595-term.. 100 a 130 near Lake Mary 1.4 NTB.AL FLORIDA CHRIS with city water for $$P1Is looking for SCHOOL PlAN terms. teachers- dedicated Christian MANY others from $600 to teachers. 'KIT,4.r6'arteTl A Jun$11,6(1f. These make good inHigh. If you think You ior vestments for your future, Boa can qualify, writs P. 0.*2741 Maitland, Florida 775, CALLRAUT REAL ESTATE CALL DAY OR NIGHT 8224495 SHORT ORDER Cook. E1p.i'lSflCad preferred. evening shift. Ap- 91-Farms--Groves ply in person. Eekerd Drugs, Sanford Plaza.. FOR SALE by owner: 2 31 4 acres of farm land. 668-4396. - Q I( 3EMSITVt You can't best our price.! See or Call 1901 rerk Ave. 90. FO - t,Ns, YALEAT, stn4, Iran.., jon-I VSPA MOTOR ccrr1H.a cond., radio, new tires, new JAWA MOTOR CY(t.S icat covers, $400. 1111111-9492. YAZOO A ARrISS LA W?4M0W. ____________________ tX*1 iC#4ER OUM'PlZ.tA, 114LJ ITH A CREAM cor,) *3242*3 or 8224110 72. Female Help Wanted - Per S as-Boa_a -Mi. It-Boses Put Heat 1$-Reel Estate Luchangs ( Seminole Realty helper, Chauffeurs license, drive out of state. sin. gis man prterred. 322-1649. - Iö.R._a. EEK& MEEK Male Help Wanted ,, DRfl'ER - S •antnr prslb T00 - August 10, 1968 - Pngct ii - 115. Autos For Role - - USED Furniture, any amount Sanford, *12-1270. FurnIture at,r ST. JOHNS REALTY THE TIME TESTED FIRM DSK CLERK wanted: caper- 1*0 N. PARK AVENUE 818-1111 leneid only of N C P. 4100 essential. Evening shift-pleaSABOTAGED sant working conditlona. ('all THIS AD should have been un46$.4423. 10 A. M. to 4 p. us. der REAl. ESTATE lest week: 'Mrs. Ponohssø. Large corner lot, .28 more, with large shads trees, 2 wells and _BRTEXD1CR WANTED: Eaper. a 1964-1 bedroom, 1 54 bath lanced only. Evening shiftC11ICKASI4A TRAILER, sill for .pl.a-..nt working condItions. 96,900.00 CASH. Call 661-442*, Mr. tory. . 5,t Wasted To Buy 55. Sale - WASHING Macbins Rentals Used Appliances for sale SELL (7$ Your Parnitore. Quick MOONEY APPLIANCE Serviee with the ee.sh. Cor, Ird & Palmetto *91-069? SUPER TRADING POST - 7-Psaai. Help Wetted pj .1 7o-Mi Help Wsaiil 77-SItuat4.s Wasted 77-A--Sltua.Uoa Wanted Students Sl-Iaeoai. I'La*.It1 12-Busies.. Prop-ease 13-Real Etats Wasted -Real .tai. Ml. 57-HSStl1 kS ee.4 Il-P.s_a -lS UA - - RON-ERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqutat, Assoc. PIZZA TAKE-OUT. Must .sicsrt. $i2-$flI Atlantic Bank WE. (lee flu. ta Ill 'health. 965-4001. - fl-.$olioolu & lnawuc*jos 7-Employ.est 7l-.'&e Help W.tM Vow HOSPITAL BEDS ,.. BEAUTY SHOP for sale, Call *12.11*1 after S p. in. CRYSTAL-Tip Ice Machine. 110 1$. Catering Food WILSON-M A L ER FURN. lbs. per day. $150. Bee at the Trade Buy Sell Big Dip, 2516 Park Dr. *11-16 E. lot St. 8*3-5112 OTCUA- 3*3-04Th. liaRS 0. E. WALL Stereo, 4 speakers & ear phones; Gar- ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 15. Special Services rard turntable, AM. FM Stereo Bedding & Furniture Radio. Alpo UIRF, 0. E. 19" AT FACTORY PRICES CARS WASHED AND ¶AXED. TV with built-in clock. Ph. 119 Magnolia 822-31*1 at your home or mine. Call 322-1:91. Roy Green Jr., 1*3-6406. USED Furniture, s.ppUs..noss, READY MIX Concrete. Blocks, tools, etc. Bought Sold. 1*2'. SURFBOARD REPAIRS Cement (colors), Steps, Steel. ry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Wire mesh, Dry Wells, Rana. 290 Park Circle Ph. 122-418*. Grease Trapp & Window Sills. -4 06* or 2- 9 2 after 6 p.m. ________________________ THE Classified ad columns are MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. PAINTING - CARPENTRY 85)9 Elm Ave. like a house town bulleti n 3*3-6751 A. J. Adcock beard for offerings of $11 GET Professional can-pet clegiew dr Call 8*2.2111 todayl Bole In Your floor? 7 7 lug result,- rent Blue L..x E & 3 TURNER ROOFING Electric Carpet Shampooer $1 Ph. 322-3409 Sanford per day. Carroll Furniture. w... &I .s.. *31.120 ARC reglaitered, ' r in. 4, U. Musical Instruments shot*, reasonable. p) anytIme. PIANO TUNING & REPAIR W. L HARMON 1*2-4*3* AT TUT: ARC Gorman Shepherd at Chflinsihus. dogs. *32- T.aTNGERtAND Snare Drum, 9194. stand, cover $40. 132-1241 or *644. 10. Poultry - Livestock __________________ 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds RORSES BOARDED CA1aAT)flThtS, 1t of i1ie reason, 'Reasonable Rates 00 large bushy. In gal, cans. Good Riding Area 40e each. Come earls' for best Phone 232-91161 seIectio. Bell'. Nursery, Longwood to Lake Mary lId. HOGS FOR SALE. 2-74. N'' Wssk or Mestb. 7 Ph. PEKINGESE Puppies for sale. 1*75 P01 CON CIJTJVE 11=118015- 410 CHANGE OP COPY Always order Animal Kingdom . .......... Re be Your Wbite Elep hant' Will Fin ---d A Home Through Herald Classifieds ' ö. Business Opportunities 84. Real Estate Wheel chairs, sick room supplIes 30. Appliances for sale or rent. LIOGE'FT REXAIJL DRUGS Pineereat Shopping Ca ter SANFORD ELECTRIC COO 944 0. E APPLIANCES Now A Used 2 01 Orlando Dr. - Pb. *12-791* , ......... 24e P.r Lime 2!c Per 1.1n RENT A N-ED fiollawny, Rospital, Baby Beds Shamrock Roofing Co. Monkeys, *16; Thhr pet Ana rie't 1.onwnr,d A . r'or rous 1111111111111111111111111111111111 bAHRbLVS v'owm'a*t 11*41*2 its W. let. guaranteed. I Uby Skunks, S26; ANITlAl . RAVEN KELS: n8t. For ARC (Thiliusihue, also mired breeds, also The Longr Yonr Ad Runs The Less It C' Per Line Per Day ONE ter&I male Lin e*. 532..44L CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR AD NEXT DAY SAT. NOON POt MONDAY Bargain ROOF REPAIRS 21 YEARS of experience. Afl work $uIrrei SANPORD s p 141 "StrickIand-Morrison I HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2515 W. lit. ST. HWY. 17.92 and LAKE MARY BLVD. 322.4231 2UOSê1 PH. - I - - - - - - - 1. _______ -- _____ - _______________________________________ ..t._ - _____ ---. --fl..' F .......__._-. - I, .- -4 - --•-, ,- - --.-----.- I - I I - it �- , ...............-. .. ., -__*--.•. I -.+b 10 I How PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. A* Thursday * Frid * - Saturday "I' iJ!IILIII1'1JU' OM SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 6p.m. "FOLGPER'S ALL GRINDS 46 Worry • ride. lie,. lameu n?feru re in rilef f.ey,' 'presd rritkirn of .1edleaI hosly may prtet SehonI. It VTISY qhrwk nisny I medis'nl ehrn!s rent o myn, /_• , . of you I nien Its find how pie today, are they?" uftra.prtitflsh our medical ed. ds f)atvid rr1nntWelt, my has been. Many phy. nil // / from Indiana 4edicsl slebins are m,perb marriaie ed recently. in r akod him *hont amlyiqors and se rn,,nqelnrq. :. the trei on marital advice. 5• limit many are hinc,rant of 1. f And he informed me it , /1/,, the fu nctIonal 'ilde mar....;.. " aItoethnr' / rbip mo they ace Imil"It their rsrnittod niedical ra.tiate The rinnl °" wivu via divorce! Why? the latin names 0f the (euro W. (cane, 11h. M. M. it. knm"t aged anatomical parts of the genita(A.cI '/, 1il .Iames X., tin. is a prominent clergyman. Rut there is a vast, difference I . •. hI, M 1 6 / QUANTITY rn-nD Lb. II .5 . - Aff LI. 5 SIRLOIN CLUB RIB ROUND Swiss LL 8C LBO "ARMOUR STAR" • SLICED PICNIC C .... Lit. OLD FASHIONED THICK SLICE COUNTRY 49c BACON .................. LB.69C FLA GRADE "A" FAMILY PACK 18 *FRYERS FLA. GRADE "A" LEGS, BREAST, THIGHS LBS. I FRYER PARTS ........L158C "COPE or "THRIFTWAY" FRANKS .................. 39c 10 'Uh4 100% PURE' GROUND BEEF 95 lbs. "QUICK FROZEN" TURKEY PARTS DRUMSTICKS c S NECKS *WINGS ....LB.39 'I I, 7' After I addressed his state ministerial envontion, ebnut 1(iO of the younger clergymen gathered mu the front of the "of V ., (/f /, "FOOD KING" - or "SOUTHERN GE CUT GREEN NO BEANS 8 CANS 303 r° CHUNK% TUNA 3 N& ' "DEL MONTE" A NO.303 $100 COCKTAIL ...........T CANS I "GOLDEN KEY" ) ilI Jl!1i II __ se "' 1th I11'" PEAS ..•. • &1117 III 1 _ •. • .., 4 CANS35 1°° SPRAY 3.5c "BRAVO" FLOOR WAX TREATS 2 CAKE13,oOZ* "EVERFRESH' POUND ii 99c 29c "piu.ssuir' EACH 29C BISCUITS 4 CANS "EYUMESH" BREAD 4 . JUICE . 37c "TABLE READY SOLID OLEO " OL 89c "KRAFT" FRESH! ORANGE 2h. 29c GREEN "COOKING GAL. 69c CALIF. "BARTLETT" APPLES "FRESH 'N CRISP" ) (CELLO BAG) 4 Lm 59c (14.b. Ciii. I.$) PEARS L2. 29c CARROTS U. S. NO. 1 "RED"(CELLO BAG) "THOMPSON" SEEDLESS POTATOES O59c GRAPES 4 1 2/29c -. - 5II-.-S .5 '•.. Las. 89C =' 11/11__'a - • ..•°' • _____ ••up' .• :' C 6 Pack II a Ii,, aLl/I11, _____ 9 .. ' "- I _______ • :.Y' .,-i wedding (oup)e, are not spir. itiially nttumnc'd to the situation, wore often planning a divorce; and vet. their Inctor hiishatnds didn't "o they often are rough in what even dream the wives were dimvulgar or deficient, they are advising our .,.•..•l1.- JLL '4. jet engine and her able to put it together eorrs Yet. ho may he totally unable chalk-talk on how we can counto fly the plane! 501 engsged couples' When I Was in active pracwe have found that I tice here in (hicagn. half of many of the physicians to I my patients were vivos of othwhom we refer prospective or physitinna. Those wives gruntle.P young To dispel this widespread w• (i.INI( the competent phy. offer you many helpful sex .%tr,st of booklets viii this column, inch aicians who tf such intimate had as "Set Problems in .f3rriae." lack of ,,'ientjfjc knowledge, "' "' marriage counseling have to develop their presentation for which you are to send * long stamped. seIf-tddroased of the facts on their own! have env lope. phis 20 man". For the medical schools been so prudish or fearful of Medical textbooks still inor.- the vital points in that rensure on such topics, that they ignore marital counseling. i (I,"s writ. to Dr. Far example, when I enter- (ran, in care of this newI intoIliv surf to jsmi'vr it was keep it Iu,'himig suit in their sit- ed wAsiIlN(;Tt)N (UPI) ed Northwestern L'niv.rsi y pa per, enoloqing a long that I am nt,n.rniliiuirt lvi'. to ad like to tiiihi' (till'S at all times, along Medical Schc)oI, I had been damped sddres.d •evelo. - When Itet,. (arIton It. with tin extra pair of striped teaching WIIIIIg itliotit MI)lllethlng, but psychology for over i and 20 cents to cover typin g ci reum mmistamwes force me to do Skk Ii's, it rat nil lila te for govi• rIi) years. and doing consider- and printing costs 'when you tair in Maryland, asserted that. PaInts. SI) 110W. light of these do. able family counseling. In the send for one of his booklets.) Several mwitlm ago whimi it. Chesapeake flay was dangerous. So I was doubly interested pcsllumt''d, lIla opponent, Velopmont.c, no one could I was disclosed thimit Housemimeni- lv to find out what the medical hers wire imistaullitig an exnn- 'I'limmu, U. h"inan, flti,i him- leal ly hilnine members of V ing medical sivi' indoor swimming pool in self imits, the waves to prove grcss for trying to stay in the fsicultjes were have student.-t. time flavinirim Building, I was the heurin's were still x a fe for swim of things. They, And I was shocked! a responsibility in the conduct unable to grasp its true sig. swimmrrs, By WALTER C. PARKER In the 4 years of Medical -Whet, It wan rumored that of foreign affairs. nificance. A tactful person sees, hears never know School we were not offered even Congressmen, I jImtfl)le(I to the cont'lui,ilon Mao Tse-tung was tilling, the single 0-minute lecture on and says as much as he should, that the pool would be used aging lIed Chinese leader im- when they might have to take a not as much as much as he mainly for fun and frolic, 1171(1 niersed himself in the Yangtze plunge to prove it point. Jiere, the sexual side of marriagef Moreover, when one of our could. therefore should be classed as River nimuf paddled around for 65 for instance, is one type of S a luxury. I realize now I was nilnutes to prove he was piiys. situation that could easily de- foremost Chicago gynecologists ?tfena')ry enables us to relive and obstetricians wrote a text'.Plop: lezully fit. mistaken. * happy experience; conscience "Mr. I'rvsident, Senator F'ul- hook for medical students, he These incidents illustrate the There are strong indications bright has just made another decided at long last to include 15 what recalls an unhappy one. that the world, having gone important role that swimming 16 brief chapter on 'Marriage through periods of trial by plays in politics and diplomacy, speech criticizing your Viet It's '-mild how many golden Counseling." sword and trial by fire, may be It is obvious th at Duke could Nam policy. Do you have any For he figured that most of blond g.iis have black eye. entering a period of trial by not have effectively implement- comment?" the doctors in general practice brows anti black eyelashes. "fell him to go jump in the water. Let us review some of ed American foreign policy in would have prospective wedd* S • the evidence: Spain it he had waded into the lake." Sharinz a happy time louThe need to be prepared for irug couples referred to them -Wheum the United States lost ocean wearing waterwings. ab- ble* its pleasure. Mao's aquatic teat confronts situations of that sort is reason by their local clergymen, rahan 11-bomb off the coast of ', Spain, our anibassador, Angler our diplomats with a new chal- enough for both houses and bis and priests. But when this textbook was Biddle Duke, plunged fenrlessly lenge. They would Le W/e to Senate to have swininiing poolS. Published and sent out to reviewers, some of them pro- I tested against this famous professor's advice re spacing babies. So the puhIishr got jittery and called the book in. after watch that enapter was deleted Dick j West 41 I The Lighter Side - : • Barbs 41 I' - Political Winds LISTERINE 7Cc S /2 GALLON S S S a. SS S / dl : 29C1 I - S -S J&Pralb F - dl S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5, OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE) a In .. •*' ir Learn to FLY! • LOROX. $1.09 VALUE" LARGE BIL "MRS. sMmi's" • '2'OLCANS BLEACH! we !!fiv0 I' / •, .. good airplane mechanie may also know the 'drurt,nre" hail. "or. (;ratne," he naked, "could of WASHINGTON (NEA) - troops. The cease-fire gave to strengthen its military posiFor two decades, the cease-fire thein that period of safety. They tirnis. has been a major Communist kept the truce only long enough In South Viet. Natn, a ceasemilitary weapon. to finish the refitting. fire would give the Communists A cease-fire, with the United When they began to lose In a free hand to recruit and train States as moderator, enabled Korea, the Chinese Reds called Mao Tse-tung's Communists to for truce talks. These talks additional troops and to Infiltake over China, it gave them halted the big U. S. drive north. trate more arms and men. the time and the safety from The Chinese stalled while they Most of the Communist miliattack they needed to arm built up their local forces, cor- tary organization i underthemselves with weapons the rectecl their basic weaknesses rountl. Supply routes are so. Japanese surrendered at the in weapons and equipment. end of World War II. This build-up meant that a crot. Open inspection would be Mao's armies were militarily resumed U. S. advance would like watching the Cosa Nostra weak, had few arms and little have been much more costly. it and its supply lines with no ammunition. The Japanese were put the United State In a weak- undercover men. A cease-fire couldn't stop surrendering large quantities er bargaining position, enabled of weapons to anyone on hand. Mao to put through an agree- Viet Cong assassinations, kidThe Chinese Communists need- ment so impotent he broke it napinga and other terrorist, at. tacks, now at the rate of 11,000 ed a breathing spell to get openly and repeatedly, those arms to their scattered Hanoi used the Laotian talks to 17,000 a year. entirely. It couldn't ston fled iL1erril1a brought down the British this Simple arithmetic is catching the United States. These for brought 1 Yet the hook was designed troops from attacking whenever up with foreign aid, with irrecigu claims amount to about summer. exclusively for physicians! they wanted. In every case, as Herald Area Correspondents - -The American high cost of "Oh, but Dr. Crane, maybe in China, they'd claim the other sponsible federal spending and $29 billion to be paid in gold. with insane stimulation of priThe United States cannot honor living is beginning to bug houseGeneva side had started the firing. Altamonte Springs wives. The inspection teams the vale borrowing. Catching up? its gold indebtedness, Mrs. Julia Burtos Mrs. Jos. E. Mathleua -The high cost of living also -Time United States held United States deployed in China 838-1318 349.5205 Simple arithmetic in overtaking when is beginning to bug President gold after World War II didn't stop such items in the field of good alx)ut $20.5 billion in Bear Lake-Forest City Lake Mary the war ended and before tern- Johnson but not enough so far the Reds. Inspection teams fullMrs. Maryann Miles Mrs. Frances Wester intentions gone wrong. Best evidence of what is go poi'ary, emergency foreign aid to per-suade him to do anything ed in North Korea and Laos. 838-3678 322-6219 began under the Marshall Plan. almut it. The Control Commission in Viet ing on was the sudden RepubCas.elberry Lake Monroe - -Private debt increasingly Num has set a dismal record. Bean assault on foreign aid, said Temporary? Emergency? ? ? Mrs. Jane Cuselberry Sir,,. II. L. Johnson Nations which have acquir- demands attention as citizens There are thousands of Viet assault being led by Sen. Ever888-5046 322-4722 ed free or cheap dollars in the increasingly mortgage their fuCong pockets in South Viet ett M. Dirksen, (H-Ill.). Dirksen Chuluota Longwood form of foreign aid also have ture earnings for today's goods. Nain. Each would have to be Mrs. Liza hlaket Is a cagey mann, attuned to the found surplus funds with which Iteni: A $2,600 automobile can Mrs. Donna Estee policed with units acceptable political winds. It is reasonable 365.5193 8383317 to both sides. The Red members to believe that Dirksen's sortie to siphon U. S. gold into their be purchased on the Florida DeHary North Orlando of each unit would bar visits to against Johnson spending and own coffers. France has been Gold Coast for $7 down. That's Mr.. John Leone critical areas or stall them. By foreign aid policies ummeans that time largest operator in this field. correct: Seven dollars. A more Mrs. Marilyne Peterson 668.4883 From July 1, 1965, to June cxptnsive line of cars requires the time the mspcctorn arrived, public opinion In Illinois Is tak 3230801 Deltona 30, 1965, France received for- it dtn a payment of Sit, no doubt what they sought to see would lug similar positions. Osteen Mrs. Mildred Haney cign aid of more than $9.4 bil- to keep out the ri f f rat!. be hidden or mitoved. Mrs. Clarence Snyder A broader and equally reat- lion 668.5631 This is time economic environ Iii that same period . The Jul) would be like trying 322-4841 Enterprise Americans which in sonabte Interpretation is hiatt France used its nct'LlmflhllatCd U. tumelit to keep track of smuggling in many timilhions of Aniericauns tire Oviedo Mrs. Ritchie Harris dollars to siphon out of Fort prance foolishly do n the print a state of 15 million if there fed up to here with foreign aid. Mihfi Ruth Davidson 668-5834 rose path toward national diswere 200,000 smugglers, most swooning dollar, riating prices, Knox $2.6 billion In gold. 365-3651 668-4604 -Time British government mu- aster. These dancing fools are of whom had a bevy of reIn. loss of gold reserves against I tives, if every police smuggler- economic or international cala. posed crisis remedies to avoid led by their elected political further devaluation of the leaky choreographers who perform control team of two consisted tally. Dirksen is developing for Re- pound or worse. The United anywhere front two to ,000 feet of one policeman and one smugStates suffers from a malady above reality. There is an oldie gler. publican candidates some cam- similar to that which almost melody. "The [lull is O v er." I It staggers the imugiiuttion. imign Issues in this election Aug. 10, 1966 Sanford Herald Page 1A Asian Communist, leaders year. Consider: brag about their cease-fire tech-The Labor Department reWALTER A. GIELOW, EI)ITOII AND PUBLISHER PRANK %POLTOLINE. Circulation - General Muag.r niques. In private talks In Chum ported lust week that the conItOIIEIIT £LEXAF,IJER FRED VAN PELT in World War II, some of these suer easure rn price index the m Advertising Director Managing Editor men were quite frank. In it war, of the cost of living rose faster DORIS WILLIAMS IIOY GREE Society Editor Advertising Manager they said a man uses all the during time first half of this year A REAL AHIVEMENT! DOTTIE AVSTIN JA%IE SIIOKUAKIII /7P# means at his command. than in any other six months City Editor liusinese Manager TM4TL4Y.' )1! JUDY wi:s,is ritiii WELLS "We fight when we're win- since 1958, /Z 1SIIttF,PL4T1R U County Editor Mechanical hupt. ning," said one top Communist. -U. S. gold reserves utcre uu, %IN;Er,I 8.14" SI'NLEV OW rye14W C06T' IOVE Staff l'Isotogratplssr "When things aren't going well, dowum to $13.3 billion as time ('(lrHL,'jrt, Isiltor THE Published daily exit Saturday, buudy and Chrietina; publ.h.d then we call for talks or a truce rent fiscal year began last July CROWD! 8aturday preceding Christmas. to give us time to consolidate I. That was the vulue of gold our galmis for another l)Ushi available to meet shun-term SVIIICUIPTION RATES 350 Welk later." Horns Delivery gold i'luimims of foreigners iuguiimst -_ C!_I ri SEMINOLE COUNTY ALL OTHER MAIL or MaU $!# 00 1 Year $11.0 1 Year 350 Week 6.76 6 Months 5.00 6 Mouths 300 3 Mouths 3.0 3 Months too I Month SPECIAL $5.00 1.00 1 Mouth U. 6. Postal Itegultiuus provide that all until subtcripttona be paid In advance. INTRODUCTION FLIGHT it Ili(; Ichi it ciitit led wti SS0 .\ b.IJel.t I t;d I'su ,. t in. II.', .,f Tue Herald "PICK . UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE" zi.iusively Lu tht; wt, fur rt;publse4tlon or all the local HS%* printed AVIATION PRODUCTSLuthi,, •.,japes as second claas matter October 27. ISIS at the Post Oftlo Of 8auror4, Viorlda, under the Act of Congress of March 1, I$57. *1" No part of any material, news or advertising of this •ditloa of 'Ihe banfur d hJe:ld niy be reproduced In my mmnlsSr without 3 Mliii UST OF OVIIDO $19 W. 3rd k.. U i IASOIN JR., OWNIR . PH. 322.3353 TOBEMANWP)' Written permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any individual 01 tiruj r.spors.lblo tot auelt rvp:oductluz* will Lie considered as ON NI•HWAY 419 V THAT API "SERVING SANFORD .sd SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE 1929" lstringiog on The Herald'. copyright and will be held itabie for uw.itr the Law. 1.L ff 4r Otutforb - RELIABLE a ..' OLD MILWAUKEE •. .-'- . between mere "strnetnre" VL function in the erotic realm. I - C : iilh1 __ • .• - 9 . 21/2 YAMS 4 NOCANS "HOOD'S" PINK LOTION 3 DETERGENT 2 BTL. 39c : heads WAFERS ' 3 c 'RELIABLE" INSECTICIDE GULF __ '1 2.OL 17c "SUNSHINE" VANILLA "BRUCE'S" CUT LETTUCE a 2 I Iii £C ji.uvc OIL sTi.. O. 303 NCANS -..) t t Lyle C. Wilson Says, t 29c "POMPEIAN" II • "FRESH 'N CRISP" POTATOES 1°° NO. 303 P BEETS 3 CANS "AMERICAN BEAUTY" CREAMED CORN 6 "GREEN GIANr' 49c "FRENCH S" INSTANT "COMSTOCK" COOKED ___ __ ? S $ PEACHES 4CANS 1 $100 MILK 'CHICKEN OF THE SEA" Political Notebook -.' - 2 c 'rn" / ., •'' too, m - as, Jonese S, Bruce Biossat -- Ray Cromley - LB. With Something's wrong here: The poor cheese is a natural choice for low-budre getting fatter, the rich are getting get shoppers. But they tend to keel) thinner. aloof from It because, like most lowcost foods, "it just doesn't have status." Yet that's what a study recently 1111binstead, often at great economic sacfished by the American Dieticians As- rifice, the low-Income family goes In sociation indicates. In a survey, the for status-related foods like beef becouncil found "an impressive relation- cause It gives them an Illusion of ship between socio-economic status and economic well-being that they need, May obesity." the explainers. To be specific, 30 per cent of the The rich, on the other hand, don't "have not" group were on the heavy need that kind of reassurance, thus eat aide. This contrasted with 16 per cent more sensibly and stay slender. for the middle class and only 5 per cent for the very well-to-dos. Thought For Today The council's findings are supported by those of two other research groups So is it with the resurrection of the who report that poor people favor pat- dead. What Is sown Is perishable, what terns of diet in which nutrition and is raised is imperishable.-I Cor. 15:42, taste are not the only considerations. * Take cottage cheese, for instance, a There is only one way to get ready product with low cost and high nutri- for immortality, and that is to love this tion. The lowest income groups are, life and live It as bravely and faithfulsurprisingly, indifferent to it. ly as we can. - Henry Van Dyke, According to nutritionists, cottage American clergyman. (LIMIT: ONE W11H1 # YOUR $5, OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE) ______ •.,, CHUCK Up ey, . - Eating Clinic :.. :ic " SMOKED Dr. C rone's SHOOTING THE RAPIDS The Arey Thiiks to healthy winter and spring on for imrnnd flow during the growing '°' predpttatIon, waiters in New York resThe Rtrennlfh)Ws were also founil to I41Ut8111$ Th8V 5OVC vnter with meals l, at record lows OVCV 1111101 of the ragain without having to be asked and pit. Ill Allimmachusettg. lot' eXfllfl))lP, I he experts have stopped talking about p1w- delict ney in streamfiow lot' it rillifying the Hudson River, but the month period ending in March aninutit,drought which began several years ago ed to two full years of normal i'iinoff. The significant 1)01111 l)rOhtgllt Out by In the northeast part of the country is the report Is that unlike agricultural far from over, drought (lack of timely et'op-iiourishA report released by the U.S. (eolo- lug rains), "the fluInhlIfCMtlItI0tiR Of W8gleal Survey shows that, based on data ter-supply drought tend to persist and up to the end of March, 1966, ground- Intensify from one growing season to water levels reached record lows in the next.,, large areas of the ?diddle Atlantic and Even though ellough preelpititUon New Fngland slates. may occur to witter crops, pastures and Ground water-the snows and rains forests, this moisture may not be enof yesteryear which have seeped Into ough to recharge the aquifers. water-bearing rocks the geologists call This Is the situation In the northeast aquifers-is what hundreds of COlflmU- today, aiiil It promises to be one that nitles depend upon for their water sup- will be with the region for a mug time ply. it is also what. streams depend up- to come. I UA VJfViI1 IiJIIAI I IW&ML iwa Dry H A SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. V "MASTER CHW FRENCH FRIES "McKENZIE" CUT (Or) 20.OL ": 39c CORN REEN BEANS £ BAGS 3Cldi 3010 idourse ftf17OI voo1z Q WILL. VE iW.4' 6N iY 4WvY OflOO 07 Flying Seminole Ranch 365.3201 rais AE 7T 111011 )WU. BE ONG OF WE M lit A -1i -- -i----- __ I I I -- ----.--- ' - - �--.- I J C Mitchell E J. M l Lovey Home Rites Unite M Isss errie min s& n*d daughter . ion Eugene Barrie, of North Orlando, and Guy ?Or.in Shielda, son of Mr. and jamas 'rancI Shields, of ATSprings, Were united In Rely Matrimony, July , 1q66, impressive, double ?1fl ceremony at the home of the bride's Parents. Rev. Jack Lindsey W*.5 the offimating Clergyman it awl. ting and background comb fic arrangements Of ining giada, tuberoses and VWte mums. Gh-m in marriage ther, the bride chose for bar vows $bt!igOdTCUfUhIflfld along Empire lines with a crepe Mine skirt and sleeveless lace Accenting the Empire waist was olive green ',ni'et rThbun and the bride's accessor.*ez were In The same shade of green. She wore a pearl necklace In a gold setting, a gift of the poem, and carried a Colonial nosegay of white For her daughter's wedding, Mrs Berrie wore a gold silk sheath. Mrs. Shields, mother of the groom, was attired in a two.nlaee blue lace ensemble. A reception In the borne So]. Ik,we.d the wedding. Mrs. Tom Lane served the cake and Mrs. Richard Dukes poured the iria ---.-- Miss Maurer B ride Of E. Koch, Jr. Entertains Guests l' Ssrh Anne Mrs. Ve1m MIt1hCll Mrs. AL dntuzhtr at Mr, tes Friday at her !4ngnnb Fred ?4rnirer. of Norwich, Conn., p • Avenue home to a luncheon glv. and Edward Koch Tr.. son of mr. and mm. Edward Koch, al::: former flh Norwich, were united In 1t : ng in 1Ly 23, at Z Lv Matrimony. w °'° '' Park Cnngregztional C h u r e h JjimthWlggna,Bnckledge. and with Rev. Wilfred Maclean offi• Miss MartM ' ' CJ5t1fl. at Snutha1d TherteS t'rs The brick's mother Is the for. ___ em School. and Mitts ne mar S.srz Rncetter of Sanford, 5 _____ •' tor of the and l,nr grandparents are Mr. si f First Methodist and Mrs. A. N. Rossetter, who , .-. __________ jiiitChpll yU 1 t aa'S. na the wedding. ente.t3kined at a dinner Given in marriage by her fs:v and bar dinner guests were alsothor the bride was lovely In a her guests at the appearsmer of London SymphonyOrehea the . •. -' Enjoying the delightful din. nor and marvelous concert we" Mrs. Mitchell's rrandi daughter, Min Joan Kirk-land, • 'ed sre rp,Min In floor length gown of silk or.' A reception for frInd and the Groton. Conn. the home cbs. relatives w held sit over taffeta with O1 Train sweeping rrom the of the onac's psrww iuIn,wws hack waist. She wore a lace the ceremony. Following a Wed mantills for her headdress and ding trip to Martha's Vincyard, earned a cascade of white carnations and roses. For a quick relish, cook a Mls Harriette Manner attend. package of froren artichoke ed her sister as m aid of honor. bears and cover them with a - hot cugar-vinegar solution that '(111Th CrUsts are niwally has been made with pickling made it large pie plates, but spices. Cover and chill overthey can abe be made in mdi- night to allow flavors to blend vidui] pie plater.. if the crust before serving with cold meat. Is to be baked, allow a little Test time for the smallpan t; than for the large ones. Aug. 10. 1966 Page 2A iflfluO,• Mn. Nancy £)1OCI The Lake Mary Womrni's ford, and Miss Betty Carolyn cit*, is planning Its annual I italic., a relatively new teacher ,- a...aor s luncheon for Friday. e . St uUiU'1UC tdIOC)• Aug. 2fi. at 12:3( p.m. The , ''A t. an "American ,t. £fl1jc ..,-.'..-'....-. theme 411 ,c .•-, ____ than Feast" to he hold at the • " DEATH RATE STUDY .' • . A study Scout }lul in Lake Mary. CHICAGO (UPI) . .. I .,. , • of social and ceo- I Lenore Green says the food of the effects . -. nomie factors on the death rate Will b different and delicious. . .•. .' shows that among white Amer. Belriing with the affair are Rat •. icaus, the higher a persons OC1 Oflie 't elinek Shirle Jerry ' fauly income and le'el of ed- Smitli. Lenore Green and A ucation, the longer he can ox- KeeJi. 1 -f ... ., Members arid Lake Mary poet to .. teachers are advised to assemsurvey was made •. . hie their costumes for the big lessor Philip M. Hauser Associate Professor Mrs. EveMRS. (WY MARTIN SHIELDS 4-y yn Kitagawa of the University will reside at 1915 East tJni- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.. of Chicago', Population Be- 'r'• v I 1J)5 Help r-ieip Llean For traveling the bride wore varsity Avenue, Gainesville, 3cr.ime L. Dukes. Orungeburg, search arid Training Cower. a beige linen A-line dress corn- where the groom is a student S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard For Mx years they directed an Dukes, the bride's aunt and exhaustive study of 44{i,000 Stainless Sinks plernented with matching ac- at the University. Among the nut-of-town wed- unci, and Bobby Shields, Americans who died between , ceuories. Stainless steel sinks have reMay I and Aug. 31, 19fl Altar Sept. I the newlyweds ding guests were the bride's Shreveport, I.A. duced a lot of 'elhow grease" in the kitchen. By JANE CASSEL*ERRT Miss Linda Duncan and Charlie Massey whose wedding will take place Friday night at Casaelberry Community Methodist Church, were feted Monday night at a rehearsal party glvan .it the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duncan on Lake Drive. The white cake was clecorated with wedding belle and served with lime sherbet punch and green mints and nuts. Members of the wedding attending the party were Mrs. Cars Massey, Orlando, mother of the groom; Ernest Massey. the groom's brother and bestman; Mlu Jessica Ballard Miss Jackie McClain, bridesnaids; Lisa Bufstedler, flower girl; Rev, and Mrs. Delmas Cope.iand and son, Matt, ringbearer; Steve, Glenn and Craig 1)uncan, ushers and brothers of the bride, and Mrs. Charles l'icree, organis-t. Other guests Included Ernest Massey, Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin MeClath Sr.. Charles Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry and daughters, Melenda and Cathy. Dan Casselberry and Carey Lynn Copeland. A medium-sire lemon will yield 2 tothbiespt)OflS _f juice. . L. - •1 . . • • : ..• p . . -. 4••• ' .• ., 3 -f r ..V ' . I . - ' - -•- - , . WEDDING REHEARSAL rirty honoring Miss Linda t)uncan and Charlie jt'v wits held Ncinday night. Left to right are Mra. Henry Duncan, mother of the bride-elect: Miss Duncan and Mr. Massey, • and the (HeraldPhoto) groom_amother,Mrs.C'orMasseyofOrlando. AltmrtrfP ersonals LIILIJILL 1 Dear , z.wce Personals were Mrs. Doris Sharpe and. Mrs. Holmes' sister. Mrs. B S Stevens, of Jessup, Ga., bert of her daughter, Tee Sharpe. By MAITANN MILES Apalachicola. They spent bCv- j also wti a recent visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Ridge_____ era] days before leaving for well are presently in the North trip to Nassau, a gift to Ter , Mr and Mrs. Oscar Gattis from her mother, before return- of 10f Dolores Drive, Do] .ay Carolina mountains for a vacaing to college. Mr. and Mrs. Manor, celebrated their 49th tiOfl• N ew. A rrtva.Ls Holmw arc Godpurents to Toe. wocicting anniversary Aug. S. Mrs. Effie Guthrie of Ruse Avenue is visiting in North CarU. and Mrs. Norman Frucci Mrs. Guthrie also has a dma. of Grand Forks, N 1)-, camping trip to Myrtle Beach, What's New nounec the birth of their first S. C•, on her agenda. child, a son. Christopher Nor- A rainbow-hued decorator dehigned for use with portable Randy Gettings, son of Mr. ;nun, born Aug. 7, 1966, and I light bulb for chandeliers and electric mixers- The design i and Mrs. Hal Gettings, of Litat a healthy seven weIning In for wall brackets and sconces said to be splaahproof. The clear Drive, will be leavpounds, ten ounces. bowl comes in I and s quart nea.l Beachfor Montreat, N. C., pearl finish mother of has a Mis. Frucc.I is the former si::es, the first for mixing or Ing soon with a group from the First Deanna Nichols, daughter of and an extended decorator tip. prt'puring one-layer cake mixes, Presbyterian church of Orlando. is built with a standard Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Nichols, of wcicet base to fit lamp and with de!hIert toppings and whipped ftIr r. . cream and the second, for Mrs. Nichols departed fox fixtures. standard cake mixes, yeast Ygurth Dakota to welcome her graixison and visit with her A new heatproof glasx mixing L)rttUdf. and quid breads. straight-sided vessel daughter and son-in-law. bow] is A.'TlSMOKING STEP WjSHINGTON (IJPI)—Room mothers, PTA Fashionettes Beauty Briefs for Jassruoms, will participate jacket An a program to keep seventh Watch for the fencer Wast mothers will pack first in fall suits. It's buttoned fur to and eighth grade children from ipment tak in _g aid an An the idc instead of enter front. snioking next fall, the Public youngsters and worn with straight, ti .,,,,,,, JL4 - shight. }Iealth Service reports. a w )y-A line skirts with side pleats. The new program, adopted minor cuts and scrapes Alb a major effort of the NItiumil Congress of Parents and . MG WANTED scrub - - dub- dubbing and Teachers, will be supported in MONTREAL (UPl)KCfluffl) Its first year by $87,UOu from riothiiig but dark Cir rtting under DW eyes? It SWCIy bet 1II M it St. LOU15 the Public Health Service. Emisn't franz lack of sleep. Who Well, a hit song along that line Phubil win be on teaching those Is wanted by "Expo 67"—the yogs5 the health beneti removing mascara fr fluttering lashes don't use soap w a r * d's fair-type exposition not smoking and the hasand water. Try a JOfCUi0TJPl Mated to OP in 1967 UI MDII ards of cigarette stnnking. and gentle treatment for those t.re.itl. orbs. Apply niasctr.reIu0Ver A prize of $5,OUI) is uflertid. Ever add xniiwed celery to a those rabid lashes and Officials said the winner will prepared tomato sauce designyou'Ili me the amazing results- retain norxnai authors rights .And o dark circle, alter all for publication, recording and (ed fur seafood cocktails! The celery adds crisp texture. performance, (wa. your EARTOS fly JTJ1 at the bouseguests Recent bnm of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W Holmes, 306 West Lauren Court. Aiiii.lO, ltlflfl • Retailer! hue • 1' ,.. ,. y - . i n ' . OUT OF 10 CUSTOMERS . ' EVERY YEAR Casselberry Personals 30% of your S business leaves with them! Sanford Personals Hard to believe? if yours is an average business, you do LOSE 30% of your customers each year If you don't believe if, look through last years ac. counts and see how many are no longer active! "l • WHY... DO YOU LOSE THEM? M E DIC A L NEWS 1ft'nhl1, voting man and worn. Irinte'l. s'"re infernal injuries, i alo he eau,v'rJ by l rermthq of an are IncreasIngly falling vie. rind multiple injuries. Prlv'fs -rp'n k"4, firn to a new anti frIghtening anti 1'lin4n,, xro, no 'un'om• "apltlemfr" -- mototeyu'ls-itis. mon oonsr the ri,,#i of he Within a few weeks of cacti Pvfn.r?s agree that reduction ea.ert, uric greater 'tie ctianc. other the American Medical As. of this tolt nenqifafe, the folthlf the rrnteome will he s,. sun'latinn, the Metropolitan 1,11e to-wing steps: Motorcycle driver t'essfuib fr,n't neglect the frt4 lHsiires Company, anti the training programs in ehools; threster New York safety Court- edueafloy,at .sfety cmmpajlrpq., ......... oil all JqpaeJ alarming reports oP'higaf',ry wearing of prr!erlive run the to taken by motorcycle ,'tguiprnen?, strict hieenqin I . • 01 - I "I ' g . ,, h;..' •.S. . ; k .4 i4 lips number of deaths among Anyone who been Pio,rse (101410, rose t11 per cent ha- (tut two for three 'reeks would tween 1961 and 1961, anti the be wise to see a doctor. Ibis total number of deaths ba'tyear advice comes frr,m Fit. William in 'speeis'd to reactp wail over Che, ofolarv,,gedogist of the I,(ttWi, according to the Insuir- lMe4bnrg General Flnspital. anee company fir, (he'v polnt.rl rout in s In New York alone, the Safety recent r epor t that hoarseness Coimeil points not, motorcycle may be du to many eau accIdents killed 12 psrsms in to a eMd, laryngfis, irict 16flu, *it inereae of 6M per atnuse, an injury. Rut it may ......... cant over tOM The n,,mhep ,,l In)utretl irI.er.'aqatl by 10.5 per cent. Three Mainp doctors, reporting on motorcycle accidents in A recent issue of the .foiirnal of the American Marliesi Assoelation rphsc'rvpd, that "the victims a r p young, 'otherwise healthy persons . • who must -. kAREN M ft LAM, . . And ,rs1b Png8A . - You Lose - - - Mr. rnihtrft Mr. diaiig)i for or nntl ihq. 11111 Jilliu,,i, Mari'lit IHivo, Jt,r4 €1ty, ('ofr),rntod If o r eighth I )i ,'tti il:iy oil August. 1, (w'RtM of Karen were I.l,itla and Judy Pratt, I '.0 cry Mt. .Ioiin, Peggy iutitI 1 l,nniy Copeland, .Jo,niy and Patty Cox, Kenny atitl Mark West. inorofand, f nrol and Jim- Edwards, Mltn;rnon, Ikinnie my - he tegartled as a most Import ant group In our society." They often stiffer severe head and neck injuries, compound fractures that become rontam. 'rimmy Ifenson iutul Karen's sisters, Kathy and Tracy Lynn MItlam. Ii'olloWlfig the 115iml birthday games the giu'sts (1-njuye(I Ice cream and cake. (Photo by Maryann Miles) Sanford DeMolays Attending State Conclave Menihers of the Seminole Chapter Order of DeMolay left Sanford Sunday morning for Iloll ywood-hy.the.Sea to attend the State Conclave. Elected delegates, who will represent the chapter at all busmess meetings, are Mark Parker, Gary Butts and Dwight Howes. Woodrow Cash is ac comoaning the boys as the "Dad" representative of the advisory council. The prettiest representative of the Seminole Chapter Is Its sweetheart, Miss Donna Howland, who will represent the Seminole Chapter in the State Sweetheart competition, ,f?'r(. Ue E ,t * OR 2 PC. Print Corduroy i Suits Back- to School Fenne%Ø Bargain Days S - ALWAYS FIRST QUAUT - '- _ Party Honored .• thIfl:0r 1: require day.to-dny cleaning and polish. 1 inc. But to add a little glow, United States Steel Corporation SOTT1C tips on cleaning nffC stainless steel. First, apply a mild rinnabra. si't' liquid or powdered cleaner and rub It lightly over the surface with a damp cloth or sponge. Never use steel wool) or scouring pads. After the entire surface is cleaned. allow the cleanser to stand for a few moments. Mix little ammonia in water for a final polishing The use of a cleanser containing ammonia eliminate this second step 4 can although the ammonia-water . combination brings out a little - more sheet In the sink'sfinish. Rinse the surface promptly Slid thoroughly With cold water • and wipe dry with a soft cloth. Fm- a quick, one-step polishpolishing, use ammonia alone. Simply pour a small amount of ammoms directly onto the sur face and rub it dry with a soft, damp cloth. MA1A* I the lfl'tIfll party W('%'C (;,'ll-gP M11,Ls Mrs. r;nIIiiei chose for hotqhoe And hag, It pink bat anti M'ss F,117nlpth, Barbara (;nn- I Thurman and .lIrn Thurman. I dnuhter'n w',Itflng a imely glov,'s atiti a pink carnation ncr, daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. I tThers were Itielinni ('nva- I lavender tnflotn suit, nvet'Inv,',l I corsage. \'alter G Allner. Avalon Street, naugh anti Steve hail. I with lavender lace, mntild,,i Mrs. Atinma, mother ut the Bear L*ke, anti Botar,j F,flon groom, was atiitd in a lime Adams Jr ., son sit Mrs. MagarInhIPIA Noll, overlayed with blue cite Adams auj, B. E. Adams lace. White ntru'tttIes atiti Sr., of Mobile,AIR . ,un it . iisik vat-nation Cfll!flt' (0(11 M in llol- Mati-i,viy plotiietilc'tt her dress. l.y antlheh(ght erenuin-, Aug. hue church's PorlAl 1*00111 was 7, 1966, at 7 pt. at the Forest the 'iltu' of the receptirni filmedLake Seventh tisy AdvtIsL lately following the Wf'(IIIIIHI. Church, Forest att. veiling of the room was ' Elder William Grotheer At ateti with white strent,,. Floronce, Miss., WA the of •. u'iq, and hinge white paper woul. elating clergymen. ilitig lells hung from the veilI The altar was. flanked by . lug. Other decoratiotis in the I en-branched c andelabra but room wore iiniflis and flip Isiitlug ;all white tors. fluge hasqitets from the cerettlony. ket bo uquets of-white and peach The bride's (able wan covereul colored cArnallionp and glads, with a while cloth Willi white were placed on 'ach side of the and peach colored carnations . t altar. st'nttt't'oui over the cloth. White Mrs. Williany Grotheer, or. candles In silver hiohiers ne , cA ganist, played ;welndia) music, vented cacti end of the table, "St Anthony C.horal" b . with tim thiree.tlered weduiltig llrahm, "Romance" hy fl. . . coke tiseti as centerpiece. As huss',"Andante Religross" by . sintltig at the recept o W('tf' Throne, "On Wings of Song" r--%" Mrs. Otto Krokrr anti Mrs. by Mendelssohn, and "Night Mititi Fishter. Fail" by Larson. For traveling the bride wore Mrs. Edith hthird. soloist, .. Rhinning white Woven stilt sang "Our 't'dding Prayer" triuiii'ieil in navy blue Willi navy before the hnid.-tl procession heshoes, tint and gloves. gan Miss llei& Galiner, sis. Following their wedding trip ter of the brIde, sang "The to Miami, thti newlyweds will Lord's Prayer," and Miss Nanitinke their borne at Iherrien cy Grotheer qang 410 Perfect Springs, Mich., where the as the couple knelt be. groom will attend Andrews Uni. fore the altar. VPI51t3'. Given In mautriage by her f Out of town guests included iher, the bride was radiant In I'Thtor and Mrs. William Gma floor length gown of silk tinier and daughters, Anne and organza over taffeta with appliNnnry. 'l'he families are old qucs of Chantilly met' accenting time friends from Indiana and MR. ANI) MRS. 1IOWA11I) ELISON iI)iMS, in the neckline and skirt Tiers of the girls were school,nntt's. organia and matching lace formed her Watienu Chapel train. 11cr tauffant veil of veil of French allusion was held by a crown of seed pearls and she carried a cascade of white By JANE CASS1LBERRY and Kathy, left Friday by train Methodist Youth Camp near roses and cartjons. Mr and Mrs. Darious l'rhi- for a week's visit in Washing- I4eeiiuirg this week, as a rep. Miss ilcide Galliwr served gle of Hibiscus Road, have re- ton, I). C. resetitative of the Casselberry her sister as maid of honor and turned home following a three Community Methodist Church bridesmaids urc Miss Nancy weeks vacation, during which Mr. and Mrs. Frank MesSeniorMYF. Grotheer and Miss Anne Gro- time they visited his mother, sick, 451 Hibiscus Road, and theer, both of Florence. LaJana Mrs. J. L Pringle, of West Ledford served as junior brides- Virginia, and their son, Louis dauguters, Marilyn and Patricia, returned Sunday night from maid. Pringle, and family, in Akron, 'isi'ing his parents, Mr. and The maid of mnor and brides- Ohio, as well as other friends Mrs. Burnie Messick, of Cooiccmaids wore identical floor and relatives. nice, N. C., and friends in length Empire styled gowns of Spartanburg, S. C., Mr. and crepe in cxcijiisite shades of Mrs. VihIiarn Tilford IS conCasey Evans, for eight Mrs 'rout Ilowden (Frances peach. Their beaddresses were valescing at her home at Jack. days. of matching ee attached to son Court from her recent surStrickland) Is convalescing at pill box style hats, handmade gery. the home of her parents, Mr. by Miss Anne Grotheer. Susan Roseberry, daughter of and Mrs. M. It. Strickland, folJeanie Lyncf, cousin of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. John flyer, of lowing surgery at Orange Mcbride, was the lovely little of 115 Overbrook Drive will con. Seminole Boulevard, is attend- morini Hospital, Orlando, last Dower girl dressed identical tinue on to the New England ing the Rising 10's Camp at the week. to the birdesniaids. States after visiting In Wells. Mark Ledford, cousin of the yule, N. Y., and Ulysses, Pa. bride, served as Bible boy. Sinclair Adams served his Mrs. Helen Barker of Lake brother as beat man. Also in Drive and daughters, Karen Jl I Lake Mary Women Schedule Annual Teachers Fete ... DuncanmMassey Br idal Miss Gallner And HowardAd Jr. Exchange Vows In Church Ceremony a Pare cucumber and quarter length'ise; remove seeds and chop extremely fine. 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I MeCees.ff sit ptrn...t D. ,,14,*$e., Pt.. 31W IMHo . Maria Mvies 3g1 Vie time*" W1iv pet, Pie. 3100 Mr,. P. N. later 2410 P*gdusid 0,1.04., PIe. 390 P. P.WieO Sf.c1.w 4110 50 A.,. N. It. P.Nr*arq, PP.. $100 .1.0W •teOO 1244 Iffoare Dr. 00usd., Pie. Parisep., Pie. $100 These are just a few of the meiiy cash winners dwvlsq or 153* wee* of "Let's 0. o The Races." Mewy more owes we p.*t.d low favorite Pubilit Merketi Your ... $100 49c qi. jar Mayonnaise ..SO p4', VdtáøP 3løve. 4011 0i4e 3100 S SAVE 24c! Neumann's _____$100_____ _ 4014 MarIøte 1.np., PP.. $100 Mrs. 110109" OTher 3042 MIdoiglis Pis 04. Swiferd, PIe, PURPLE NO. 17 RACE TICKET! '- Fly. 31000 MleiuioI Itaget 4231 LøImi,st Ave., N. W,tp.,, W. ee4øtA 1413 Creehc If. Mfg. $,,eI, Wi,t1i•pwi 4401 hi.a4 Ave. Large, P1.. 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Chuck Steaks . .. 1b. 61P Ground Beef .. 3 lbs. $165 S I . Apple Juice Delicious St.oks 3 S set 311c.d 01 I 21h 7. 69c Orange Juice. 312 . down MàSSS M.i 1.15 Lemonade ........2 D anish . Swift's Premium Sliced 1z.45C . . . . . ....... . ..... S ced Bacon. 'ussrt w's assix r snatch sale"" SAVE 11C Mnus's CM4k, 1s.t, b Must S1101100, M.csi It C100418C ss, Si Pot Pies ...... 5'ekes. £.In..J11 lismur Perch Fille+s....... . 49c Ms. 11418011181 VMy II. Swift's True-Tender Sliced Beef Liver fluffy all -d.$.rg.nf $54 - be S 59c N Popper Steako ..89c lb. Iaraow'i Sti&k Style regular all detergent cold wafer liquid all 32 1.i. 79 - SIus. lux liquid detergent r -63w Potatoes 44) (Izpless So. Ass. 13 11 ° 5112002size JWGreenalamps JE 78' 780 1 II.I.,III$. 0000. 111141 IN sees.. aus rne.*su.. RMAP4I OSANGI SAND COOKED OS AKID SLICED HAM PRICES ARE (lapissi $at. A. II, 166) EFFECTIVE LIMIT I PLEASE WITH OTHER • ss• • HASES • B, THURS., FRI., SAT. AUG. 11, 12, 13 . amps VMV TUS 1555.11 *15 ,lsS*A$S VSH AND FLAVORFUL COPILAN 1966 ... . . .. 1 0 69c a a p,JI r 499 . 99 •a - ISa. 1 -I If1Jti'""'hflI1 Wl~WJIptI4L SAVE 60 Comstock fabric softun.r 47*10 IPUDLIX pkg. SAVE lId I Colo Kidney 6 Chicken or Liver & Chicken P EASE S0 L .6 I Sønford 1140111111 Hwy. 7.92 .id Fad Onora Dr., / White 4 S 1 PDX DILUXI PEPPERONI PIZZA 20 on. .ks. - e. 3. AUG. 1 11196 Iuipu *w SAVE 40 Plants,'. TUIS., • SmI.ss P C*s.lb.ny 87c 6 NOURSa cans foilet soap I toilet soap 2 saw W" 35' 3 41 1 1 1 1 1 ' 29' I olive Oil $4..' 23' ideal alcoa Pompeian lifebuoy white lux I i uminum foil _ 25 ft. 330 I og food 3 .11 'I.. V HOURS. INURL. Ml., 1130.941 Cal. Chicken 6 Fish, Uv., 6 ChIcken Parts final foiah liquid dove for dishes 2L 574 JWGN6 Stam us,s sess werus Ass Pewe*ss #303 e .................. .... ........... 6 P Cream Style SAVE 11 c! Libby's r • g can ............ . . .2 ' 2°'29c Golden Corn lOc! F .2 #303 . . 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S' Kosher Pickles quart 39c jar J of 11114A I o.d• . L & S Combination ,sWs C.ssk.t l.rI ..... -. EXTRA S15SM* S+rawberry Preserves Swiss Choose ......',45c Sharp Cheddar • 68' 7 as. •... Head & Shoulders.. • Festival Tasty Swift'. Froth 59c a& cans Micrin • extra dc-Off Label Shampoo 1 speci.b. WIPT'S PREMIUM BONELESS HOSTESS HS health & beauty aid specials Apple-K.g Delicious . dsir GrnStamp a .15 Ps155*15 F.F.V. Blue Cheese, Ham & Cheese, Wheat Covpo,t 1I.I_ •.i w$ _ FAMILY PACK SINOLITONI PRIADID SHRIMP 1 1/4 Pb. $149 Sia,,ihs Sugar S. spq - P1I *15 Sfll*N 19 ox. Honey Grahams 1. , 39c Hcs+ess HAMS 4W Otaaii ••• • A . (D.D. D,'¼ Peed, Apple lasts, Swiss Chat. Golde n, Choc, White) Swift, Prswduw (PIus 1 M'Oxes 1 m iGreen laps U • - I swift'ss strained meat f6r babies " Is's 79 I swift's hi-meat I dinners for baby 2 ' less i• mnew your license In vour birth month! .' 1111 YA C it. IA e ces Ds p4-I.. - -, .. s _1. - -. I. ._.w_•_._ -.--' S. - 1 . .t ,...,I, - ... .. ,-, . _________________________________ ... -- ._t=-: ri .I•.- •. —.•-•1 - �I. p 11 7 ~ 1 H OAM a64 By Abigail Van Bun : DEAR ABET: wrote to I finiab your won't be sup to DEAR DISAPPOT . It. I I ~ ~ . imt pregnant. I wanted to your mother. She may not be as surprised an you think. If go to a home because I Imew your marria" is hopeless, I had ,made one bit mistake and didn't want to make an 21Ise It now, than '10 years other, but nip parents thought now. fro we should Lot married. We've an 0 0 ban married two 3000 now, DEAR AMBY :Ain I disaP=d I am the man miserable pointed In youl You told the 'right, I W to quit school) girl in the state of Texas. phone caller, ,Who is callP47 husband doesn't want ins, please?" that she was to work steady, he doesn't eOrrecttOftIk,bSC$U,ethe My any aftention to me or caHer should alway identify if 1 the baby. He runs with -the kids, and there have Moo angrier than to have someone ask been times when we "Who Is had enough to awl. All our c8ift?" money con to M his car They give the impression that they m1ht riot let you fized up so dragi's.ce f I I ! s, ~ . 1 II I I El): After 1 can't advice, Abby. Is too busy to come to the This time I'll take it SEVENTEEN AND OLD DEAR SEVENTEEN It prane, he is too busy, to nuLtter WHO in calling. so much give me ~, wOrl7, some PRAY coft I , 4 r-. 11 1 : [ _'~' ::~~ U -- I L__~ 1 4 -Vtq 11 I -_ I - -_ , I. I :; , IV:,.". I .:I 1. 1. - — 11 IRR14WFICLA.,ov OF BACK FOR Lq .G., al AMOTNR . . — & a — 0 ir CONFIDENTIAL TO ALA} Whether a next an or not depends On what his considers your 1_____` — tiir -AVY t. _, you studied well or trouble ensues MOON CHILDREN (June 22 cui- . ( . At , — I ,.~ it . - E z ( i ) //4,t I., ( i- . \ ,.. . , ' iIt t I itI & zw.Aft 0 . rn those who have been, or can be ff","Jg , I I t. . , O"mid brings up a hand that [I :I I; 'r 311M!1111~ (ft Jim played with him recently as the subject of today's thecussion. hearts crowded me. four . ' Instead, I took . a chance to The • zss and •ss •1$4 . reasonable. 01] n Hearts-and two users i l bs so if you could pick up the queen f , n *052 in spite Of the fact that 1 diamond could not • - e be — results Fine ace of diamonds. Then I throw e queen of skFortunately he had stared th only two clubs 90 he was d to hearts d had to lead that suit. I ruffed in 1Vz c u . 'l - . ,7(.1_.)' k" , L_ - *W ~ __________________________________________________ - % I ii A l)'1lT Al il —, Cl,1 '\.. / ..'... 22 to IrIRGO During day you mustnot Jeop- or, .49 ardize good name in any but In P M others are N I I . I~ I ON _V ol / I " ( ,7 i I ; I ~ . 11 . .. 1, ; .. , . 44~I ~qk Jliw, ) 'u / f ) 8-0 / \ L 1A I Ti. ii, US `vM INMI T 72YIN070EUILD A&At4r04M, HAD"THE y Ntøi-iT. —1 - ______________ 1oner — a iT5.& look I restored them to as 20) Many striall tasks need your good as their new look by uttention now, so don't waste 09 using Margaret's crumpled up time, even though they may be nylon stocking idea instead of rather dull. Impress co-workers my regular suede brush. If you that you are more than eco-oprush the erative, will do your share. n3vl0n will be a wonderful sub. Evening can he very happy in a RtitUtG--POIALY quiet way. rzo, I V4'...J1 #60 -L.1Iii 'I t •;: _~ ip a-:, — in I I I.1 p4J1Esp,45pQjj-pfl 101 i - I also :: z51;your uhuea hat in coin. or anyone do not else. * like to ; : negs' i : but my children say I =ake a cane. i"— Use el"Usi g and saturate. have ____ I ! dD - W ~~_ - - _____ progeny Ion :nu,L This should In direct mant good doing dlisbea, Carroll Hightser's Individual Foreustfuryuurinor NICE To V& yoU BACKI KDCM4 ywolilt ck-Lep li KNP.AWD I WWT FORW rr wmwW" Mi Pon! CA"410 NW. __ " SM YOLf- W z "I (6) I4 OF Cps; A' l m I .. I$PIAN V4AR PAR-11' Y IS WMI"! I I . . ) III % ________ 'I I is -4 ------- -Ij ~~ ~2D T5 - . ' thuu9ft Makes Ent feel even spund nimly. . older."-.O. L aumn or a favorite ikosse, Mw h4Jb4u=V partidies ~ "M Will rewire a hm molar ftm travel in wou. vaing out, go! lari. -á)cicic! ___ 'I - . 7 - ___ I I _ I I' &o - I/ __. . 8 __ W - 5M.dk)nil substances 12 Itussian man's 6 Semiprecious name . atone 14 Fruit drink ItiAslancountry lllenedictine Ille 16 Appellation W E W EL tz — Ir ItfIj1I(I!tj3I -_ Is 'y ti1LFLi1 27 (air) a nkknatne 41 Mi'.duw oulbuustg 18 fteerend (sb) 43sn,ihhtre'epnig lOPut of a play SOreektheaters 2flSehf-eatceun loflsbr.wlstter 20?.hna vikknatne44 South African 2OCo perputof 45 Obliteroite 31 Y114%%l eaned temper 24 Auricle 47 str.at.gem Iroup b) 25 Water 21 33P4.w(tomb. ) -- . I ! :J ___________________________________ -is • VAA DIM ( R I :, i tz ; ! -Z1 I 4- island with a fun-loving chap, ... Y... STARTS ' TOMORROW' i 5~1- I4) liuckici-erry i(ouna and a I poker-playing-chimp - ADM. SUN.-WID.-KIDDLIS AdvIts 60--Undw 12 Ff** 4 - ~ ----- -' Tottity -' ____________ _;.;;-- -------- ip ,Q is ed K J . ns 1 R fit Swl" canton 4 - i Ino 9- a 56 ____ ~ WJ ousted / _ _p-i - t ?.)k 1 - - _- -H--- . '& OF IAGLIS COLOR JOHN WAYNE a (6)'I'll* McCoy* It ('U J) LthIt L..tt"r • r f.I)r) ' - I p.tIui i.tnu .- __ - ------. _____________ _____ iti) all AM. DAILY Problems to 9 .-1 1.11 Il 'l _____ I II :. 6 I ALSO f I $1.00 A CARLOAD OPEN ----.-------.-- 12:45 I - .% OTHER Ct'usoe new had it ,! t f so good SHOWS AT ... or 1:00 & 41 0 - 6 It ( I %t. so FUNNY! 1-ri ~1 -0 111011:111110 ____ Th t t vA i'* -S 'UCIIT AGINT PIRIRALL" ____ I ADM. THU*S,.P*t.4AT. She Ad v i ses on •'- "NEVADA SMITH" i.0 An.1 . I PLUS AT 9:40 ONLY "THE WINGS ( U) 'Loi. HOURS-..-. $ - i COLOR Palmist & Advisor — ::i: iivis III ..r i;ruutiu (i) Itconiper Ilount (9) Exerelote For rite Womsn Ms'.tvrti 9:3)) 12) hums *ii.t •iht'9i (6) flylony Hone 1.ev i i.. ~ L Madam MCW90 I I .,. % :ou ' 1 I .I - L. - — . Capt. 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I "Fath er's birthday is such a problem-what do you give somebody who wants oni a reduction in the telephone till?" cra 0"R MrA.G__0 I 1:05 (2) Dally Word A 1911ARA-11-1 I 22919-91 9 29 99 I - T 1pTA- _?. 47E ;i~',ZO ,Fy I -1 P I - people Should I stay burn: -921 I DAILY I no (4) .Seerrt st(irrol 1:00 1 .) I, NOW! 1 4,1-11 t 2 So wit i i:3o (.,) ,runigia (o) b-i tii i,reclnet -_ V. Th.' IIuri lt.'I-. P(') A -:. 11:01) (2) .N 4 ~ . MATINIn ion Hiru sun IVIN$NSS I 1 3: :1 (6) clis Nostowl Movie V. n Dyke I 3:3,~ I ) You D.11*! sav 9:30 (6) The Dh-k -a It 4) Fdlge of 10ght I — — a _-~ a - " (9) ItIut' Mht !1:11() ('. IRV1J -::' ,_ :,io t . ,, ) r).&ys (9) t'.tty Duke *. aremin __ 1 t F il, I.t I ._ . I - 2 E O*'uANCS ty r1p . P I ; I ~ f. '—.'-- s. - i:3,, i -, , r.,,-t* %fi;~,, % ri--o (4) An The %%*f.rl.l Turnq Vira- lit I '4. '" ~~= ' I CA F E T E R IA S No,lisomoal "we j l I I ri -_ -_ 'you YOU at . -_ I I :!,', I 2 i Fovu- T,A , ) Advritturen oil?.f- Ap - Wellot Fargo I 11 Is - A t4l 4;irl T.0'149) 1'en VA.-V . o • - I (h' ,, ! I - 'in , moderaw Prices. And no dishes to w*M I I i .."...'o— Wi4Ar WROtJG? ( Nvalter Cronkite liat .11a,sterson 7:30 (21) The Virginl,in ________________________ I v. 1 30 t ) 4.iln.,tn "..'wi, (I) f. WOrM A=frf THE ~ if 11"Os petlw 9 1%6 b...N - copy your @~- X~1~ 10 SHORT RIBS (6) 19) 7:00 (2) (6) _________ YWV1 ALL 0" 110 .I.- .L C= : .*. . , . . . . . 10 :) . .I At -' _V,T.4,l____"o . contact E I ; ; ii i - % ________________________ 11 I . 1~ . cannot Work harder the ljsun Lh hatel for clean*. houatoclemning and n People 'WI- I . _____ many cooking. toember is now ready. For your 'Ug; use cometif on ' Ofore aF Not Bum You can do it? Got self claus when tbey plying send your blrtbdate and akin tone base. A hubby to do I . $ 1-00 to CALnvll Righter Fors. aft me with my cane' 't seem CrOm bim 1*tbSbSttaT It -HAPPY MALE HELPR remember me wiien i cast, nw Sanford Hersad, s lion Your came. but you Me . ________ Un Figure Control and you will with the public in general — "What should I do W or WWAEAREWE? WAOAA& I ?V got a W02* on ROY color show, hand the theatre may be a got ritioults. I'll also send stIong nice looking makeup? My akin ban, atler.sid boats, fine out1 V=AKWE6T0PPtK&AE9EA0R? " befts another leaflet which will help needs a tone ban, but them MW' let, suo. Always try, look so am. . an you follow Us diet — -----"The Stare impel, they do not Laoft often make ray skin YOU Make 01 Urlier and drier than it actual. 0OWD155 AVOM A&AM. If _,~ ' 11 I Enjoy lunchecon or dinner in the cool. olossant cam" of !' . - . ', ; ,_'C, 0., , ~§t — :__ your neighbors band, I ,L ,. - E (9) I .. . 4 suggest t that If envelope and 10 cents be repaid. The field : you decide to diet, do it, and It is better to -youthifyo, than "`M5 or UPPers omllnted to of se11 ing i5 ideaI haft, 0r any N the 2614S be I'M carefull and other P don't discuss It with your hui~_ tg age. ott t T1DJI coin. I J '.'at- t)' I I) % 'a I' W 5..' (9) \%here the .'.'tlon I 0 ~ . - 41 ,w. 0' . 4 caution, you - I 2 ~ 0 a T'v tradition Television Tonite I 11,~ you . 1 t ... s you 've f - =_I : health if I don't diet?"—Sophlu. with u mausure of understand- suede brush to clean off bar If You assist others to got what ..0 . Yea; in my opinion you will Ing. shoes. Next clean with lithiter they wunt~ back their aims, you ;d 0 11, 0 Buffer from too much weight fluid or regular cleaning fluid find that your own life becomes and fut is foolinh! You are a --my nock is ugly, dry and bY aPPlYing with a semisW better organized as well. Own Young woman. Why not diet wrinkled. Do you t brush. Work it in well and kin require your help. Give it now and have a slim figure7 roll-collar style would look good fast. Let dry for * couple of unstintingly. Show that are You will look younger and so and cover my neck? I'm very hours and then spray with a must devoted. ear commercial suede 'emuch more attractive. our thin."-SaiUIe. IF ''oua CHILD IS oiw storer. When this has dried, TODAY husband must be kidding, *0, The "turtle neck" is much h . as they any, think it over. if used and would be attractive, Use your suede brush to rib- one of those charming persons early you decide to go on a diet, 1 but wit" not follow ' ' ' vitalize the nap. FINIS Two who w unuerwords of suggest follow nip Figure to give ladies, b.. stand what others expect of neck a home beau~ Control plun. To obtain It, *end ty treatment? To obtain a copy caube Of tile vulatile quality him or her, Wore asking for I lighter fluid use it out- benefits or :favors. otherwise me * long, stamped, self-ad- of my neck care plan, send 0; me do well ventilated dressed envelope and 25 cents a long, stamped self debts will be incurred I MEWNG VINQ? .. I %... 'L . 10 I= PPNA7E ENTERPRIMI - pounds overweight. Do think Do tell in P.M. been over-cluing it DEAR FOLLY you think it will affect my u bit, ecu take their criticism Joyce first to use her regular PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar °0) 40 #.. -S, ________ I .. . __ -,!.!--. -T----"** may -I' m 4 PEOPL IPEAS? i i . us go. , . "Deur Ed.yth Thornton Me- Blake It GO-GO! I admire you DEAR POLLY—Un any IN Got amusements organized A ME N Gil J I~ 1:r f" A BRIW PMOM ISpM. , V4 LOW: I know I'm really fut, but for your desire to be active me how for the days &bead during any and to Is me not to utid keep up your Interests. j to keep my coopper tea kettle free time you have during oo. diet. He thinks I'm 'cute'. I think Peopit will be encouraged Polished? I have tried all day. Younger element may he "-FRTNE;t DKE "w CQWTM.l Pant a bit, however, when I seeing kindsof preparatio but as somewhat troublesome during the ;;"/ IN climb stairs, which I inust, do und daughters often make mis- soon as the kettle is used A.M. but in P-X all is fine. I ,I ~e1l often every day. I am 44 and tukes, of course; they may it tarnishes.—MRS. G. R. Forget chums and be with mate 2! you on 4 ; - I\\\ 1, . -- - 1.1. .iogpps I zz Ir Poll my ..--. AIS FIRST '))' 1 - I 1 it.;! - S .: I I — S01114'What horrifying tale of in- pearn in tho IRst episode includfitielity nml revenge. Stizatine if)~, VRn lliy~.,o'-i throo! rhildr an air9 Ing to 13* R shOck---cOmlng Out Of Adrian, a itrid story con.,4ultantq Bill Per%- ~ 1114-shette Idays oned theater and going Into a home MOM IT ' cc AIt vn-f-dy seeretary who marries ky anti Sain L)enoff. Any e- t a " told us to be back to an hour asol I - ___ -- lier 1po, !4. famous author C. C. you spe may he a 4cript writer. , by Kate Oiann (ono'.. i 'tntulQs Utuki rl Tim e TIZZY The J ohn 10 11 P. '.1 CB IN Pool utliti (to'.. r'. uin1ihinitint A&I)5 IV off# W o' I YEAH PRETty VA so F%K! 7UMMM OF K*ax 7"W GX MOM OF xxm -= .#~ M, wi F 7"USCLE IN ON CKW? W BUSINESS! P6%J'b A GM0 - Ay a ff Mina a 0. - —.- SIR MW . •' 01 - " .t_'--_ '.-.' . & -14,%. M" ";;I ." CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 11 h.'cnmIn '. - I',I : - rt f-10 11. .Nl. NFIr. Ilob Hope and flancf- for Brady down at pri'.'ntu. this Chrysler Thi'sutre. Miss Sally's saloon. In what I I 014 ' - - 64o , 1!1 you things In another, and fabric egar and wrung Out Weis..- they dried with a dull flat 4t Edyth b ' Jo ce ; f ,r rrin pyre. 'nntlnued in ~ ed by the British. Mow- to fnrp Flotil .%tan Rm4ii ;eue,4t-4 nn tonizilt's .4how. Laura plays 1 ((ad J in' (104. i. 1 0 Q%Iow. . ;.1 of n( ' " : ~ - ,4 - ,--.%Ise t; I 16M of cleaning suede shou is no problem If In the car and nearly always DEAR POLLY SAG17TARTUS (N take anLoId nylon stocking and Put too much powder in the wanted to know how to clean rub your shoes vigorously. Dec. M) Be very certain you ?"Chillft- Several 'years ago I her suede shoes, so do tell bar Keep Up the Lrood work-, Polly. know what allies expect from bought three Plastic baby hot- first to CAREFULLY use an you during day or there could —MARGARET ties, sub a different color. I emery board to remove any Put s0uP in two of them, heavy shiny spots and then jM over suede shoes and I only had easy until P.M. Also, have you Am duty for cottons in one and them with an old washcloth black ones but I first used forgotten some important task? 8 finer soup for more delicate that ling been dipped in vin g a Pointer an when i v I. I ____ benefits accrue In The ____ mans think h ja trying to ir'nrn a grand and glorious spoof on (ron. (Color) Rell-MeCluro on .. I--- one. - 1: ~.~ 117 1 ii, !l I evening EAR POLLY I used to softener In the third. I always. MARY LOU ny nip sOap flakes to the Use the exact amount because DEAR POLLY O. 01 Ou COMMON NAME! . QRCAM LA67 tract'should be adhered to r' ' scORP painstakingly during day so 0 that the can be a ToFine mantic and charming — - .1 r 7HtNie Ha:t5 R SLIPPED H16 AND WHW r wowuap .r WA5 C14WING ON -P-0 W0577 frIM ,W I .1 ,I ;at ;, After 'Ihe Lion, •Jncka!s I . . PtolemY 30-9 11. INI. AllIC. Slut, 1,160it. frr,;hrnstn iind hiA thr,-#- .vnung City, from which throot I'Afflnui Hie I)Pnerters." (Colori fit@tain kind of resin then used "' lip. ifi ki(Inapped hy Kskrafatma I because it matched the 11311) 'I'lliq Phow In alwilyot More I'loymo-ir Find I'Atriek Atlinrtri, lirrif-ilit wilpt, ,NInrrh finFt A third bu Wit Imrml-ctot Pnolivh. with (Virtnio Runnni, who planoit !A; c o I o r of the hair of Ili$ , hit In' hubs r ,.'sd*y s1I the s1entists off to h*dcIn n,l,lition to the a 'ii intp Ie.e4I ( rnit and 'flro)e Ward flAttofla wanting to Ifl'4fl" ef y * %c, , i two ihiutraripra ho rnrri thto~r agrirulture. Nana Si4ndst ~ olouble n;,o,rit. Tonfitht he Is M ii i i r,- v. SUTTFE liret;-iiiiing to he a M In Italy The p r A c- t I n e of -01ttee, vh1eh requirod tiithtul v1ve 'Tb.' (,iinqI,n.r" ----he is trying to ge't (onorl T)yI'o Th. .'RC. fly.follow their husbnnd'i in P.M.-1 A. f. to 11:1.5 the 8"rnnd (ft'run) Thia was the Donovan and Save If & high- iv ,,rnurngp i k, ~ L . - I " ?f lPjaO iPAbdeu I fl lo i r,+hør, ,bv.sl1nt'vI with ?I,iku, r tsldng pot ta '1h' Ftle this .. queen ____ Jii,ILiL I _________I .V 9 % , ( . l D2SkMT I WAS yours f. .'. ~, I woo)Gi , # I- _________ / P I I •• _ - - ,, * - S,rh,1441 ai vor V1 PIS76L WSA . ) z OLIV I _,___I 1 not ii 1106R,p I ii vsng to OLIVER ___, - . not so critical. Do your work efficient- ~-) W ly or you become higher .- Previews m r e p a 'S POP 1 ~1, 1~"v J `I * - . I I -- ; juice 'i / W I rz-N.'o 1/ -1/ I .11'.1 V )", ____. . --- I Japan. e 1 it ' _____ TV +hPTI, hni. n-f young frish lovers (.fohn i 8 ~, !1-11 P 'Nt. AllC. Tho Wed- Gary jind Mi,4-4 Clonnow) And .4 i W1qA With Rilver slolhir-t In the . I P '.I.)vir. "fligh vviiik inorhirin nii.l ilIflrt4!tS II!1 n"'InV h Varnish, which dates hark __ ~ to prehistoric times. comes from a tree found in Chins 11) 11 P "4 4 lf m,uI man who if r,war,i a flit, lrikt'r Utrik5 It yields i milky Un.i , 1)111 VI ' and "Tuilcish 1)o1iht ((olnr, (R' lPV' 0(111 from which varnish or i)kk (,invt'n' tilgh sh',oi it tlorid"s liP .'inPs a J)flØ. tUfl) Cfltti0 pratends t he the red. The lacquer Is nil has an pIi'rtrlfyirig tr't n cation an'i 'Itil '.nrc,lis comes fro name itself %' - I "°" vrqoilni.tnncbins' LtJ I L4•S ' Oswald: "You were luck-Y to I son or other West interpreted catch East with only two clubs You had better wait until P.M. erated with me beautifully. it as a suit preference signal but once West shifted to din- before putting that new interest Fast Played the king of hearts for a diamond lead. West shift- monds at trick two you had into operation, since it needs under his partner's ace- This ed to the six of diamonds. I taken the only line of play that more study during the day. Be W Play was merely a strong ve- wasn't at all happy about this could possibly work for you. very tactful with that individp up an- shift. Surely West would A poor chance is a lot better ui whose thinking is opposite other hearth ame lead ing away from the queen than no chance at all" to Avoid quarrels : r i* . tsn q/ S •Ji.ki'r "" Turner H flhIr -I ..., 11, ' ., I lt I " ,,%,-/ / "s : 11 p c Li ,I,, - , / - ! I DE41DThJE MYCUBSR. - to , 14,, ? I 10 PPX)bA90t LCNG / DRI~ANS A JEF-P,WNERZ sow 1 I BA700,Y00VE BEEN I Anti h nry ;inrl h04I1 h t .n nyy l.ii- with 70- I'. M. AIIC. flt.rnnn. Into n f?ir ,,w i t h hnndnm" 1r1y snd f unny "The -Iol~pr Gtots% To S(,hool." Yfillne Rie- IliAn Orohn FInveort). guo-ex Ro,sornstry (16orpy and ~ 8-10 DO Hke 'ou Leonuird ft's Itist that you're not n my •ran e 'ro rami" ' i ,1-y V__~%~_ . ,,, -T i.irn to n . 9Ø . ... 1~ 'twoolmlo-alI hi hini rr,r othr _""_~ I / '".! .- I I 1;_-~ In P. M. nip hand and discarded dummy's whipping boy. Don't ask for unlast club" due favors, either i ked r r,'.., I .,. (((, me took the trick and cashed the on your contract would be borne Will you d. I -1. •, - . i ,\ ~ .. 1, 4ei'Li ,. 'N. 1 drew trumps with three leads, influential friends you need Z right now or you got into trouble earlier. Keeping busy at dummy. £4t won tac .rick and work Ii beat during d*y. Avoid •q'i's .. ~1~ - (July *Ago VM mum 46,& 6762 had .1 11 . t 30 going 1 , that you are loyal and devoted. of aid to those who need it. so the diamond finesse was not He Further backing can be yours to work for Ibad tO In the PM also find another wa to make ni LEO 22 to Aug 21) contract. I won with the king, Evening in best time to contact . ( ~ ~ /a A L I "M W7J L.WI# _--- ill . "-'- ~ Will pu'fr 'IIn Ii ' •q ,,, p,...f; I : r,d.r '4 i volork - and In doing 4n ohn-V ifly'l 11. flut, IV% flot this only knoirrottloriml Work. I thA40 Who Are yrowng"r thAt it I Ths , rp nre I,Ienty rof opporwily thilt A widovy In her late * .1% , -' , in ~rlfnofl to m*ke horplalf ii4oftil irrAeinnq rnnrl nAtnri,. A wrorrinn who hm" wri,rkorl in her enmrnimity. She rAn nf- ~ ThOrA ill Mn 011e Arwwor ~m in hPird "ift4t. of her lito ouR wito fo-r her friond-thip it) thmin iy ~( , .'1 AM' ()UI . \, \ .IL W "k ,1~ 14% ' \ .tJ / " " / (4 66.7 4P C3 V #1 0. VT go ligg _ 00_~~~ I ' •; %. ,"r,rnnn f qr * \t_ 4 for Tho i"A'A'Ardinix t1hiriz iq ,+Mt hrid titrip f(,r hoforp. crympftnionship. .qhe e-nn lend flint flit, tT1IeIsIIj,_p W p(I WI(Inw It ao - xnel xho, 14 hstppy In R holpinsr hAnd to yroirrig frinth- I A `lrorA An mlhn i!R irion-viniz old. %. ,hnt#, I no, do ,,, -1111 floi-14114 p(I In for rommil- hor W9v (It 111. .--- that 14 tho, ors (If her Aeriumfrit-nnep And . -to koep onhilppio n fnmi1v 1111Y !41-tvir-P 14 411irkifllr hor right. nti4twor for hor. si_. I , ,I I . ~ ( .. •4 1 r. r 'Dh h n uii,iiJr' prolior f.o whet Are rifflor or lo%.Rq - vt, 1I-nff hor lifo Nil .t hr:whtoninir (,om witlowo of oil) nnil ovf4r xPontl her Imtor yearR dovolop. than Oto i, one,#,n (I ItIl"618 I , I 11; - - . - By Ruth Millett : 1-visly I-f1m,1111111tv 411fould efittle, Fifid fflhthpr Mftfhf . %%W,I THaJa4T 114X9 T&*$w, '& ,,,",( -n;u wRsu HIlJ'u'fl4I' e d hnr .n ____ ..t.~ WAS ) MW Iv HIM tU'--WlUT -10 ___________________________ I e - _ -Th / - . I 4' Jfr 1 fill villomfoor wnrkot-i tiperlod ------- MOT' I .a OUT OUR , IL. ____ without fall during day, even feed " _ a personal Postpone fun until tonigbL Ferget all those Ideas have not 71 t.r) It II __ is the beat Whatever needs MAO A- , ') 10" / I n .tf f I ~ js . 1. .N,- . 1~01 y1 ~'t J,"~, 1, MAK, I and • Ik mv;_ A, ._ ii II , 6 10 .,; I I ~14 PAI E TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May he broke my collar 20) You may find that ere married five ne1 balance is not right or other W months later and have been financial errors appear, but married for nine years guess that proves that ban. drin't lose equilibrium and you we have six children. So I solve all nirely. Do any repat hig necessary to property, ete. nit Take ft. easy tonight. "GOT ROMANCEGEMrNI (May 21 to June 21) CONN. 1 , t, %ov ) . I .. — -.%\ ~ 1,11 /' I r-4 I aresincere. 11 , J~~ ,-~__ , ) _.,~ -, ~, . , -, ~, I, -_ ". P !PV 1 1 . - ,,, N. 0 \ . ~,_Ji- - IS X% Wfli JJw Woo will, wilittitpor work iRost. life n,fi rth 11vitik'. 6 _L I,%__ ,_ 1' - `1 , ) --- , . q ,..I- , , , ~)~ _~" '. I e __N ~ - N . I "" ..-- . Some letter or communication ring the day can cause worry, nu but If studied well, you find the Tbenbekluedmachard •' r Q%-; dc....) fl' 7 V:-- --*\ ( w. IW '1 - _\ IT7 ( I ~, . I P~ - - . - I -.- . . - :: __ - VA . matters. ----------- NC?4 1l%t1 P(I NYI4PcO Nr-i WRA.,3F If,' 1496ET IT 4 111~\VAr,~ kNEFT0 Or- TlAlr-LINC, AN" lloorkr_ Kr__&`1[_1NTr_F \11t,10 -:~ .0 —IFWIT" 141M \414r-N 141c, limst I. 1% LJ "T ___ - __ _.- z - / , - 11, ? 1 1 OJCA c.pi . 1___111 'U rcrAr 4E Pr'EMc At,. 'ntt.nrh I,rIh I _ .-. want to be kissed!" DISAPPOINTED "chicken F I .) u fly (aIIrnIIIi SH)i (ilANCIS 11Ot1SF .—---------- date I third • ft, (lt MORE e % he able th ,accomplish a very rm great deal and tonight all kin publicity In world affairs I 'of there something wrong vnr.n constructively will solve eat-t R<W O4C ,, , mot but if you adopt the stand. W Mint that problems are op. portunities showing how well you can handle them, you will 9 him If there was something hvet't told in' azititer how talk to your Parts' If ynin. name dom1t suit thOln- Ik'sides, what's the difference AI ieee I)íRI)IN( (fiR ) of unexpected conditions to be M study current in, - The daytime brings all kinds 4C right out and told him what he can unhappy I am. I've caused the August 11, RA — Aug. Psii (ENERAI.. TENDEWCTRSe same kind of situation as E", but I didn't just aft around and wait for him to thnw OUL me, her Thursda, ryone should I % ~ NT didn't education, but if you really Sorry, but eve take your advice. I3elieve m have the privilege of knowing want to, you n ft, I wish I bad. You wouldn't who is calling him before be remember my letter, you aft courage your husband to grow answers the telephone. And so many. but I asked you If UP and 1*ce UP to his resPo"' albilkies. 717 to build as good a marriage as Possible I'd broken up with and you - yours, too.) with the material you have. a 0 said to. I did an Important, contme in Most I was crazy about him. Well you when I was 14, but ~ Horoscope Forecast -- -- . .I �7 p'_______ ------------------ '' ---.---.--- -- ________ b'" ,.- -.'.,P_ ". - 1, 1 - nd ,: I May Be Suit 10. 1966 Aug. ________ . 10--.. Sewed ...... .... _ __ ..... .-.....-.... .._ ... - -.. _ -. ..~- _ ........... ~ .........~..........:. . ~:, 1. -.*-1 .-."*.,"-.-.,......,.,:.:.:.: ... -........: ot -:~::.~:: .. *.**. .,. .. ~.. - v "I Comiav IW vroeeemff and!P1U leg&1 tninmiKmaurr t em-Is400( & agreed t lb _______________________________________________________________________ $ Look For .... _ .............-.........,..:~::*~.-....:-,-. .,...---- --., ., %,.,.,."._.-..-----:-::.*:...I.,:,:1..--........ ~ 1. ."--....,........:...* .. _ -:**-, ... *.,-,.. ....*. ... . ...'. .... .. ....... .... ... , A - I 1. : - * * * * Seniuo1e .•:•.::.:.:::::.:::::.:.::::::::..::.:.:.:.:.:.::..:.:.;......:.: County on the .lohns SI. Bargains In * River "The Nile of Ainerien" __ . I . flft :! -06.- lier. I . 11~ , ... V . _. 1WII1I F R 1 Hem In America V E R ____ 8 C K A • S to $ - - • 1. f1"Vt teth tO1 I C I I ~ I I, r 1, ~ : " ,I . ~ .I I j) 1I 1~ j oi.d 16 gu.a,ge hotguri he used t dipateh tne rep- n on L and Lanc. (Herald hrmle. 74 I - . - - I ur I qu ~ ,~. f"i 'f : ~! * I - " It44'T ..... - 1-4( 1 ,f i t ...... -," -, , ,- . ! I . CATSUP - 2b-m boill % PEAS__ cam 3 _____________ - -- _______,- Sliced BEETS S Juni -- i. . Pid UNES 11b. cam - fo' th clut) - ponMJrzrzr th. t 00 $ : ( . I-La. a-CL .6ft ~ P -U No .A 1 . R : EXM 9SCIAL! : cn.urman MrL Misaour AF&~A&&e USINEW ~111111`411110 , ~. 1,I I.. . R* ~. W , ~.. .:, ~. & Li S=LB* BAG A - A $5.00, OR MORE ORDER) ________________________________________________ ~- -* '._..Y - - '- - P 4 REGULAR. CIKLE. MORSELS hAND - ciii pun, clim . I ofte I . .- POTATOES . * heal - I SUNSWT - yaw now You muc) br Camp 1cQuurrze in the Ocahi National Forest for a week of camping. YUKON Left W right are Alni. Iliehurd 1,4 - sillev, a Mother whu drove the girit;, Suisun Miller, Catliy J.dshley, Karelli Itieclauunn, Cheryl 1,ushley, Mu*, Alice Patterson, and Holly Reeves. W&d t 3 CLUI.-*E. 01 LOW AL01K P' 1 ' . . - COCONUTS - ''A , • -i ' L - I I I " I ~ ,_ . • .. -. •• - Pam you *-. "1,1 FAcm ISc W 4 un - Am 33 --.--.. SWW "0101 ., id( Shn, tbo Al BODO DAY wns enjoyed 141 Bl'0W11it!* IWO 11y-iips fruit) Bear 1jake School (PI, the hot do)' uf -a two wee" - Uirl &u Ut * DUY CUMP hold at RW* hprixigs. Left to right iire Putty Torrey, Mary Lou 1iI ka?* Gray Mn. ~ a' ~ 11% - a , " , ~ 1. I 0. - ' IL liE I fl sire restdv to go. Roth will ,rsIrnfnar S( hool (In Atigtit Mv',.t sind Ronnie i thc' qo(,fl A. GRAM "m sta in arid Eoh on \1 tr a rid Ronnie An'tin he entering the cond grade at Wet.aid2) fohnnv the nn Mr and Mr Edison (I;IhIthter of Mr. and Mr. Rennv Austin. of ta s ii U. - the t%i) toil.' limit. UU W a. 29c * i*on ' 7 ' - S ' ' 11, t , ~k'. . ." 4 ~I.. 1 If, I !~. : ~,;P,, M.-IXALI.910 i'p,r,. L . ". 4 '' S. - 3' , 1, . 1~ 41111 .4. I ... 0 Lunar Orbiter 4~ i-11 _,~, ~ 11 i ~~! .. " ~'-', ,*'?~,~% I ~. ~," ! t A, '. 4 diii P AI)I NA, aIif (AI' - (act peared bighly pleased to accept a check for a one year scholarship for nPot, .~wherc astronauts ma I iub (--:.'iaers, Mrs. George Stine, (left) treasuref and Mrs.. LuRene Ball, community service chairman. Miss Connie ('olvimi wi the recIJ)fent of the scholarship. (Herald Photo) _______________________________________________ Retorts that a small plane was" I'down" in, the Paola area Wednesday afternoon proved(ity To Start Work On Budgetl I Ik Ar 'g IA Xftftct I ACtC - - IlSeci t I Against Sheriff Mn Pill V Meets D..Ps % caution. tudy. be presented, Major increase in the tin Dr. W. Vincent Robertst ' f run. ill M, C,t", Na -..(ro . , 4, an was dropped to. i , day and the governor's office ~ 1~ 41 4 / " -" - A .-.. .10, 1'W' - sloe Development Group - $i DGES .1ACKS0NYILLE, FLA. W. F. fteek PhL SU W. P. ac&, Na. Mn. AWw F. AaWnw *t. L6WWft1@jg. F&L SU I detect mlcrometeoritc density. The prosecution decuded after After liftoff scientists report- a line! hearin before Criminal I t'd the craft in a trajectory Court Judge Jack B. Turner not ~Meets With By JUDY .kUSLEY SW Mi, Na. MI. Na. sic $10 ~ Mrs. $ CISIIC '1" 1 rPside at re 'U- ning city sat.er anu seser 1lflcs C lar meeting of the Seminole to the site of Seminole Junior County Democratic Executive College. Commissioners are Committee to take place at 8 presently making a feasibility • dge Collapse Fatal To Seven uled to be g in at 8 n in . Monday grees while anothtr sensor in commission chambers. OTTAWA (AP) -Hundreds searclied for Canopus. CM'! Sic S" "Wig br~ Let". X& ... • Mr. - Vera Mn. Fammia Ha.ty Pegr NW I p f'ai DIt. '_ M. as" cm" . - - . - i 1., n development by Case, Atlanta. Ga. Case is a representative ' program, the Florida 1' orest Service says they have a spoc- it ------ - - * I ment .% or ominunsty improvement Caie told city als the and the plan we offer in one of I program offered through his tilt-- betit oppurtunities fur a Release Ruled For Metcalf .• of ~-,Ilwet RJL "" is I'm 41411111M fC -5k SUPS folisowi" la. Nic1ay ___ . • * justice." Metcalf is serving the second I 5`1* 10111111111 C"tW Hwy.l74& s .futd ( QUANTITY - - RESERVED) ' Gum i LO , W I 3 Ir . - I •••----------------- $ --------------- :.• Jfi ,d : vp'"~, Satiford and Seminole Coun. I club was closed several tinies ers "What's going (4) huppell to Jurrutt, and I'vonne Caintrou. ways. I"owktr of the iuiuuiuuissioiuurzt' started, It 1usd nut beeit , cutit. "Ifullab"loo hi Well ted isuiti the and usually keciss th e t.eeuug- we'll back up Huilabaliiu 1(1(1 fiiiiii huliut. nioticy, but. I uion'i. I.nuw," munuger of the out. 11 7 . ., : :I I V II 11 4 t (I , : these 50(1 or more teetiagurs Warrant for the arrest of beljeS e in. sworn A li-lit" to -.1ve a dint ;Atul03- i £t s h quite ti but not ______ -.-..--- - - -.---- . eay . - . . . - - I W it I 111111111 - Horoscope .... ........................... 41J i*euutse the bound of tile Illubic only wity tu ge-1, wbut we wAint could cuube herloull ficeldents City Slan"Ut.l. W. E. Killm- leiii derbtundilla that 4410 ough thid I is by bpeaking tip fow What wo returninif holne oll the liigll- auid tdid"Y' litPicture Page ..................... .. 1H iv buid tAi 1,w "exctabive." bB club was I ~I Dear Abby ............................ 413 with compluints from neighbor"We teenagers of Sanford then they'll have to go to the porarily, and "kee1i It in Suit- to this PruIbleuuu." 6 Ing business and home ov' ni_rs, have finally rculhied that the Coconut club in Os hindu whit Is fot ii, if posuLth " Editorial Page h tit i ks sauti it si us his un I ............................................ - 4 ' Comics ............................ 4B.5B roll bands, has been plaqued has Wen isound-procifed, we see chuperuned by the police ill "free of charge," it) set tit) the L-ti that ,,,ionwono would colli e ; Crossword Puzzle ................ 1513 isince it open a fcw munthis ag() 110 11101C 1j:Ulj(jn for compluints. liullubuluu. If it due4ll't retwell lfullUbUIOU ClUb, Ut IVUbt tVill- UJI %%ittl $0111V killit Of 30111tik.11 ! TV - •. ; - 'atinos )QkU$UhIIfl (or others the tcetiager, is the the tluL' ust 4 LihiLk were Connie SliLs, I)uiunu Lynn ihut it Sanford city t'ftutiIitI$bIOflei5, l)I1t'tC anti to light up large I pens to be next door to the had thIs to say but. the tuit. who go to the Ilullatnulno! isn't also t'tmee*sui'tl about the dosof rock atuti rolL band uation today: Slumberland Motel.) that actually opening the doors irig oI tilt! club and lilt- lack of tutici singing stars, who are pup. The club, part of a siationul Back To School ........ 6A-7A-8A "We feel that the complaints to Juvenile d.liuuiuenry 1 such a plate for thu teenagers ulur with (hi, younger set. Bridge .................................... 4D chain of tken clul)s thut caters ag&jillgit tlIj4 Ifullubulip) wel-e "The one thing thut Sanford to go, A1011duy offul,ell to jut Tho youth, UA reprobollted Illy , Classified ads ................ 613-713 to youth with popular rock and Justified, but since the Club has fur teenagers that is well Fowk,r use thu Center, their sptikesnwa salt! they hot - Ff)wlrr w .~, insteud (if per cent, at,i long 11.4 %%V hUVC : entertained 1114111 411ijk411011 til tile U.,e of ' m8gers str "very unhapfor installation nf sound-proofspeeding on tile road (to near. to. " I tile Civic Centel,, According to i which was filmed, mostly in ty teL The tetinagers wlio said they west Florida. It's 14 minutes py" about the closing of the ing material, towns where such cluh cx- wcr. $I &ciety ................................213-313 t I - -) . r / .. . ~ • Herald Index S MMY Na. 510 MUL - HUD. "There is a reat need in every 0 A* long, in color and is available hullabaloo Sct.nc, teenage night Thrt.e tctuiugcrs, who suki for civic, fraternal, school and club located on South Orlando they were speaking for 600 or youth Drive (Hwy 17-92) (which hap- more boys and girls in the area I. - wimuftFw •4 Ca.4e (dosed with commenting, . flousin- and Urban DevuloP- city for good :iound planning • & . , - with ? ; I~.Ir~)~~,' W D rittjng of the newly hon.! f:ietIitie, beautification * , , N.. tf-.ernoon'i a city by hetterin;r neilghbor- - only lust until the regular dcc- W P N.. Sic , wpm 91 d P- R& S" !- impmvin a grand jury were thrown out niittee 'heard an informal talk n helping finuinc.t these pj- office of the mayor occasioned departments with three new po. more nien were reported missI Entrance was gained through of two sentences for escape. yet ~ by B. E. Black's resignation lice and four new firemen pro- ing more titan 12 hours after a window located in the buildEvangelist a roh)berV conviction, which sent BIIILIN (AP) which became effective today. posed. the new Heron [load bridge ing. Sgt. Charles Fagan, ,Suit- Hilly Graham has scheduled a hini to pri.son in the first place, ' Projects, inaterials and equip- over tile Rideati River guve ford Police Departmunt. im con- cruiade In West Berlin Oct. 16. %%its thrown out toy all Orlando son chosen to fill the post, would ment, mainly in the street and way. tinuing further investigation. 23. court. $1Ar WINNER SW sn $10 - M.i• PIe. through his p1 in for Space Agency spokesman said two hours later that Orbiter had Graham Crusade . - . ~a. R& I department that ran be in- - community to accompli3h Wis." I (;.\ I N ESV I I.1,E (All ) -- Cir. 'I Collinlittee chairman. Lee . cuit .Judge .Juitnt's (. Atikins Jr. fail ii t n c Plains for precinct organization sign for the lines, with no esti- t a .1 ( -( n r te n n Ot a. ThompHon's 66 Service SIR' first roll. fie added that this today ordered Thurmond Dallai . ft ' tid for voter registration drive mute of costs availabk, as yt ssa park today set king inure tion located at Cilery Ave and caubed no Immediate concern \litPulf rci1aLd Ironi s•i1l be discussed. Iii .sptaking ( ti.' dituei! tmuns pertaining to the In the general government victims of a brid'e collapse Mellonville Ave., was broken since several rolls have been lrisn for psychiatric exanutna- anti ucquafuteil th * budget, nearly half the increase, that officials sai4 killed at Into sometime Wednesday night required ' ______ 'e it tt'nding plan. to locate Canopus on tioti b aU'ie (If published re ________________ election may special costly A or $102,000, is in salary raises least seven construction work- and tools and a buttery charger other space flights. fleetions on the aclniinistratiomi Longcity of he called in the Break In for municipal employes and ers and injured 53. valued at approximately $140 wood to fill the vacancy in the expansion of the police and fire At least one imi possibly were stolen. ) to H•IUSI C seCond Wedriesilav 'i*d6a ff with ieveral facets offered tatf %S titer Al. 0 - sso Hiewsk. P111111. - • • Jk--_-ij N • __ "It's a F!043ufo to va" at the 3U.IHI1 ,. U * MIMUI P. 0. 1. C. ic : ) I 'T -_. '- • _ wa...4.e- - - - - - -- - - _.__,____________~_ • -I • . -____ sites, measure radiation and sion. One of Orbiterli sensors lock- I)y a jud. ernment budget lit $1.6 million, tle. ___ __ all compared to $1.3 million last ed onto the sun 49 minutes into the flight and, at 10:21 p.m. the year Budget hearings are isched- craft was oridered to roll 36o de- p.m. today at the court houst. study of the best route and de- of men hacked through twisted $110 , 7.. C. IE. Webani 'cUalrman, 1 V.'i.i_ Ga 1 I _____ sin i-t Ne LIMe F&jt Mu.. M W. Caftow.y Mn. &.r 'T $11n sin . minnie Count y a an h iv. yet to receive approval Kennedy, Fla., at 3:26 p.m. The last of a -----___________- -----MIAMI (AP) (EDT) Wednesday aboard an host of charges against Sheriff Tol proposed general guy, and a guiding star, Canopus. duce an estimated $172,00() in- The utility budL 1. .. example to other .whool hoarfi.4." . and iixtopri aro under court Wharton said. iirtl,'ri. of budget needs that a change area, could produce an estlinat- ssis planned for Somet i have put out warning signs for . Mwni. PhL tST I I , ' The mission of the IM-pound spacecraft, launched from Cape to orbit ill(! 0.1 'the hoard for step'c i,en to- I gun t'ieir Lo44eratlon camp later in the 19(,O tion, Is I '~ 1 1P station in an orderly Manner. , ptipil porionnel jaid, "we feel Its-itch itnol S%aThington tanI&y good about it and are jrateful fr 'In A 1 School Hoard Chai Kruger, area director of the ' people of the county &T~11 .ion Whart h' a' ~ U. S. rliepartment of Health, 'I to n tl(lienr press representatives ith the report. I Education and Welfa ha-.4 ~ who havp in effectively kept sent us two letters 4 moon and help locate a level' iyng preseiited by Pilot i-i. " DR. EARL WELDON , (right) piesident of Seminole Juniot College zip- a Seminole High School tudent The check is "I, i.4 n1s(, a good reflection ~ "the board has, to this best d of the iittitcitle of the people of their ab!ity, followed the i1dfor this cuir, the State 1)part 'nford and ,emsnole County hsne st nut by the Office atum reportid with fine tooperation hetwen of Eduration to work thinwi nit of F I the general publi. and t honi out atifu torily 0 ''. 11I i stitte to vain federal ap Proval of school tl'segregatirini for Photographs ' - minnIe County is among Th a nod r,flection f ehonl upt ft. T Mil we. rrjUfltif's in the the work done by tap sehooj aid ne "oneurred with Whiirthe first s've ,i Barge Canal. Army Engineers Manager, W. E. Knowles. $I &W NECTARIN rova I 11?! me he- (iictc(! in April, won a directed organized Community Develop- and rehabilitation of an area. out for the dredges that have Proposed general government in the level of assessment on ed $27,000 in additional funds, tweerl 20 and 30 hours after lift. 1 verdict of acquital yesterday on ! 1 been moved into position to budget for 1966-67, accord illiz city property, to 100 per cent, if coninifissioners devith, to tip off, and after the craft's sen. the major charge a"ainst him. 1 nient Committee. mernheri of cam. also told of how the fedestart ssork on th Cross Florida to figures released by City at present millage, could pro the charges sors had locked onto the SlIfl k arilir other ehar.e tn.ide bs the tit Cl)fllfltii.fli)fl anti Porn ru ,uv,'rnh1nnt titles the city II slim M1, Na. C.nsl "'"s' P'sft. ft"Im. ft. ) WN CALFORNIA .- ~, Except ill (.1.1-tilin cames, Jillh1. triiIlSI)Ortt'll P1 11" Will I TZIO; . Counties any time soon, watch --. "n. *' FOW 00 ""WUPW K"de bin. 1. A. Morpby ,a. 19C . - - that, without correction, would to press the final charge, fail- 'I make It miss the moon by 5,600 tire to list an alle.ged * $250Y) If ou boaters arc piar ttlng Sanford rit commissioners zefuse departments, show a Pos*smbk increase in uty re- miles at the end of its 91) hour gift camp a ign contribution round the Oklawaha are going to have to find $200,- $97,000 increase. I 5,466-mile trip. fuse rates, said to be the lowest 23 I Ituchanan, ~Oio has been un. I It is noted in the summary of any in the Central But a midcourse maneuver den suspension since he was in Florida River in Putnam and Marion 000 some 'here to balance the _____ F La -4 Ji "Iff'o's, 0-1 =11M.-Rinfir . nJ_= maums .--- ill hike in at ft 111:1 .0 false when rescue squads dis. coveted a crop duster plane had landed in a grove - all $2W WINNER W. Mrs lzcIsft Tracer M E. M Cowel .0 IART Krenzer, 1onit.0 Bt. John, 'Bunflie Iii2mvill, &brilw Williamli, JuDet Smith, LY111D GottY, Amy Jo Antic Krenxer, and Avij4e Jostry. (lierald Photo) ___ IU)(JI, 'tS 111, '( i ' --- (il,' tate dcne hen." Z.5 t 29 - r iiiitl 11114 III ilitlis for this sent will hi much the sn,,c' ;iq last vesir. Sf'i'nhilIlilV sc'hiiinhs (high school find jililiot s ?- music £ i F'shy 1111111111111161. £C SJS OTINOW1111. wils. S11 An Ve 11". llowiels FEARS but ! MI Na Linda Lawreace #Ar. idwiri c. sn MIS. H P TOMA'rOES - r: 'I I 1114 PUPIl) • Center Frids,y frr-.'.i 7:30 to 11 C p.m. Dancing ss'ill hi: Wrong burnof "The NEW! WINNMS N1,y Lewiu A. Smim CORN ._----•- •- -- . -. ... •' lion in December. YELLOW N . N Mn. W. w. i.j Mrs. &gI. r , * .. dance to be held at the C P.qy I.$1àr PRODUCE SPECIALS In band Use 40OZ 101 Photo) dresi C( you don't PRUNE isCAM $1 00 = Cont 0 Isl00 2/49c JUICE BEAR LAKE 4-11 Club niemberi, art, lihown u,F they prePured to depart huab us TISSUE I .. au!! arid I DAN G) 2 ( -P LR B0 .w - you " FR= I * 'ItIPI , most utc.s, I at director announces a teen -* C Judlammilue. Fd& Lou my 0 -E , S'..,..- i: . W A OTHER Mn ~ - is (LIMM. DNE WITH . to !* I. so .-.,•--.-------- ' -• • . 0 _11!1- I ".1p " .,."..O-,~~ ~ _ .. I 1104"', .12m Jermgan, cits recleatlon- I 11 - '. Seminole ' som3 of them, anyhow, object :;'' to the noise which the kids love. - buildings sitm 4% W a OUPONS TO HELP YOU I. ' . I . of ty around here, wouldn't you think there would be so I p,,, ~,- the creckmtiah commit. reem Mucuitr I X fTo . .~ : aneonthcommt " i Park, for the kind of entertain7nCnt they like. With dozens of ! i•th the ~ ... But it's a shame to force a club hd like that out of town and lease thc kids to travel the hlghssa)s to Da3tona, Orlando and Winter I . .. . ,9V 1 I CLIP THESE __ L_ 10 - the Muscular I)y Thu .1 •: llL1 6L put _____________ -__j-1 music and dance, are doing all they can to keep th e Hullabaloo Of onichcre Club here, the older generation, course, ?M*tPC tLi.LJtJI te I" . . - ~ ev ty.v MrL. Pearl Yarbo~. awarutu we Duuth Derunole Jayceei Parker Hoilgemaxi (leftj iis•trict direcwr of People who 1 •- which to listen to rock and roll . '1 LB 40L r __ - 0 _~ c' . ____ • pen ' I ' Count and Sanford hasing a P hoUse . in 6 * ,, I • at the - o , * * I ............... 'eg. or pickled '14b. COIl C Pm O ii " - By DONNA FAMES . o ege c was coming cast or west." 5 MZeMosmed- . I place, which they enjoy, in £ DIIltIdfl nctr had to I ufl iiniot in to thc' street to see if ans one 0 1 ~ I flu' about teenagers Sea.se I ~, I S5 S, P01fl FO :-.. eduIed tOT unior i • C SAVE i 6 ,I A '"" 14& US SAVE ~ i2te ;1891 cbai=xn, -%V be pm. ted with z plaque of appre- matim for her mmee (m be- - - "I 1-6. C1hOd 751/ PE I gzj. I sliced ! . 31I • Whole TOMATOES ' '! ~. PINEAPPLE cli i To Be Honored ,-me . I~ ~ ,f I ~ I o, 5jje i.w " 11 £ft.CT pe2I1 . INO di p1 I hed JAME PARKER DELICIOUS PECAN Be in . Y. C. PEACf'S 1. ~ Ill '-'-'-'- Cd I ) f MONTE SALE. I.MJ' • _________________________________________________________ ; ! ________ . 7,fltfl Set inok nt iil ,lnuioi ( 'ollege, tin' lir hn utvnnnding rotintlet' ntiil ftfli,i pupil c'rc'nnd F'rvire )in Cnunt S(IlcIPflt)' will 1e!'ipoulii to ('titIIlt' first inititutlnn of other 14t81('M. wiittti'il JI1ti)tl Wilt) tuivi' sit-For the fit-st (line, sill t'1un'l iiv'l III I h •oiuit clii,jng thc k note from ',irc Stella Pry- the cinrion call of school bells higher learning, ndr the dlon ugust 29. when 28 public rect ion of Dr. Earl Welilon, fneultle tiniuier iincl I will be itesegu'gittt'd who hove •• I d (Ifl t k schciol nnd n brand new junior president. Mote arc' enrolled In with pupil cieegregat1on sue- ,c'ipili pci "ftcpcl,, f choice" respnsihlc for r'moving the (I(' jr doors, night classes. A large majority u'ssfully ncc'onipllnhc'd last )'c'nr not yet ilc,t,c' 'do. that fc'ilern Uy hazard at the not theast and PP' oimnteI 5Ot studi uts are fiom Seminole ( omits, but and expanded thin yent tot itis tncil lii filI ,I nut and c'st cot ners of Elm As 81 nt oil, d n t h 1n rises thcvi ate mans st udc'iits ft out I homos Rk hi's dli v tnt of 5111)101(14 II I,, f,, 'it 'iii, i I 'i i,,,i Iu' ndiiiltti'sI tine at 2Mh Strect, hut a big I thank '.ou, anshoss There were nhlt'nt all q:hm:iqflI:flntt:,q tall brick o]umns n4 ucc , I'll iiiiiiiitiktt iitlnn lillillilliL' riti ( sitti ' plant that hi i the view to the -1k *t £ "Y 1 7 171 ..7 5tr.Ld ~ t. ~ I .71 .Y1 .. _____________ I ~ I 01' il'YK' h - I - 1 eci third after warding off 6OO-pcnmi hog i'rni' r, (nt hia.' z, ww abit tt, awaken Photo) -- 1 I LB ' TipM-. a collk, owned ~by AlI ~ vi,e T-yrt:, i,, Walton, IncL, plac- tilt, whm MrB. Milier discovered h wrapped tight- cc 1. MNFOItI), 1 I,OlttiiA - 4,W1 C nicmg ei ownez ,o.t k 1uj - EsInbish 1909 - TUURSI)AV, AU(US1' 11, 10(fl Wjv ; I 14 ~ Karerl'E inother when sm ~ ftsmet overcame tht rest e. the ear ft e1tencc ~ SIX FOOT mauccatsin shat by her gTamdfuther, Gecorge Miller, ik held in- Cm& Miller crf lAke AP l4oased 0 t Buer I - I 11111111111111111111111 tt Z,y zre moynt. Oniu, was ned onc-pIact hero o' tne ye. - i Zip Code 3277t ovLo _____________ I £ 42.tSqR 4 A 11. 1 C - - VOl, 9 NO. 24 _ - or . " - WRAT11111"1111: Wednesday high 92. low 7 13. .03 rain: r1rhiny more showers ,e1iy 1 bft- mzd Mri. Georim W91 ~ avrilad :*:riest River, Idisho.-was. Jolle7,34 I named Amrria'i -dog hero cf tae YeZ by * dog fOOC1 iDX.iir. fit wm the zr4i sfter emoedthn hn- te the ot of liae wcli was to mpk Snawxi .Jolviey Tnt chuld'i was abec forefee four ibs and or,", , Phone 8222flhl 0 crdIng to i a bert the o1z medal lit waa awwed .-,, A 'a n1u r1!i ?tjrrath __ - _ ..? r 11 c l .. 842. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 10, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 10, 1966. 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 10, 1966; <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/4d41b4f95ce2d0a6f6ccf258ac706f3e.pdf 271451617f387b6550c6ee86895a1292 PDF Text Text ���������� 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, 1966 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, September 09, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1966. 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 1966; <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/eb5f6034c1830696329607f9a2b16773.pdf 911bd0852743a98d6188020be3842700 PDF Text Text ����������� 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, 1966 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, October 07, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 1966. 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 1966; <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/dfd4d9aff75377e92a391e2d9fab0573.pdf 4914068409300af382782f4a1eb715ed PDF Text Text ������� 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, 1966 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, August 09, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 09, 1966. 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 1966; <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/c42cb447d813dc27465d1b02d4a9629a.pdf b00b027a0bc9d18d14302a90737bc134 PDF Text Text -- , ..-.---.-- - -_- _, . ___________ -. 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UKEY 24.L ROAST "SUPS-RIGHT" .scs IF ,oz Waste, 'Tender Beef Nwvy STEAKS V-u1.i,, SANDWICHES.39c CN the way, we hope Pete Xnowles takes a closer look at the city's recreation program and especially at the ball park That at 24th and Chase. sure doesn't measure up as a and this is from diamond a Met fan like me.... Just for the record l'ete, check the tennis courts by the lake front and Isn't there too much emphasis on softball in our pro. gram. By .lêØt" &wtd SIk.d LUNCHEON 39c FILLETS .......... DeHcaas O.id $2 79 EACH CeDe wmppw DCE*W th at th e youth wing at the Civic Center is a flop. 0s 'S.pir.la$i' DsUds CIJIAW STYLE MEATS .... 3 . 79c . SEA . SCALLOPS.... .69c It CHEESE CHOICE u.69c Bøs,.iess Full Cut ROUND SIRLOIN fIXETISR-JAEUT ALA has beet flown by iVAB- from Sanford Naval Air Station to North American Aviation at Columbus. Ohio. Thu Navy's first high altitude supersonic bomber, the A1A. joined the fleet five years ago and has operated around the world with Sanford-based squadrons. 'The Ali-As will he converted into LA5C "Vigilantes," carrier-based supersonic reconnaissance attack aircraft. Final flight of two aircraft was by -(Ieftto right) Lt- D. S. Spinelli, Lt. Cdr. G. Tymnn, Lt. 1. Bratton and Lt. Cdr. . S. Moore. Florida . $ . £ ' TIP • . That ought to put Kirk right in the big money. That is if the 300 show up. . - YOUR 0eS THE CHOICE You know our industrial lead- ers could rea lly get to work on REAL LBO the Sanford Naval Air Station If the government would give them a definite date on when the base will be closed. THING" 984 They say July 1. 1968 but it from reli won't be done able sources. You just can't go __ Jane Parker Freshly Báed AWARDS I 'l & PRIZES ... W,- 52,000.00 WINNERS I - I .. %k- ~, I , _* S1.000.0D WINNERS . FlaLbNM Lawv.sc ............ FoftY Beach. S. C. Mc. Eduru1 C.. S?app ............Dilaedc, V-Ic. 414 'Ext. Dec hi. IIr.. 1 S. W.Beach, F. -11 Till -' '1'. gra a Mrs. Pail wo.o&i .......... Pt. 1 - -- - . 1-1 . - r. - •l .4 r.reen Beans 3 - LearnSi-I-is ....................Savamwh, o. Fe. Mrs. V-.e Wftpea .................. 14.r,y Cruisisy .................. LakeIaac. V-Ic. Mrs.. 1. A. Msrpky ..............Pt. Pierce, Fin. Jibe L--i ...... ........ 1arpoi Springs, Fir.. Mrs. Pill Lester ..............Very Beach, V-Ic. Mrs. V-,Is E. S.iñer ............ Orlando, V-ha. MUISSU MacDisuse ................tirumaa, Fin. Mn. Jeri Slurp ................Orlando, V-ic. CM. Sh...fL............... St. Petersbsr. Fin. J-- p' beebrale ................ Orlando. Fir.. Valdosta, Ga. Mn. In' áatb Wurd ............l.akr Citi, V-hi. Mrs. Merle Davis................Brin&wIck, r. m.ee Pkii.n................... JacIseiwilk. V-4. Mrs. A. J. C1. ........ JsesrU)e leach, Fie. Mrs. H. W. C&1.w ............ Leeibur. Fin. P-u, C. Mnl ...........Ormund Beach, V-Ic. Hmlethi, Fie. Mrs. Lalm Ielhl ......... av Gallic, sic. Mrs. ieau., W. l..Ia M. CeaSI41 ..............Juckaosivllte, sic. ham ............... C.ocu, V-Ia. Clarlettoc. S.0 WIjt I.s....u4 Oliver ..................Cisarhestoc. S.C. .... . WEBSTER (right), commanding, office of IVAfl- at San4-.,,,.,, . 4.rd hr,'iil ;,i4- ç. ,4 ..I. i., .--. ,,4..I Csmii.._ it.i ALC sq dt rot depurtments in honor of the squadron exceethng 1.000 hours of flight time in one month, due to large replacement pilot training commitment along with normal operating schedule. Also present for the ceremony were (left to right) Lt. Cdr. IL L. Cunn, Lt. L. W. Foy, Lt. Cdr. IL S 1ioure and Cdr. T. E. Daum, executive officer. (Navy Photo) ,cra - all ttirc t iters 1611111 lII te,r. i-ti heir - DEAN - .. . ssa. .. 4... - ia...- .a4 .i wIt: G ir l Scout Leaders To CCPU There are 180 registered Girl I "A world of luv and friend- "As your daughter continues Scouts (12 oopt) IL t he ba $IUJ) OPCUS when your daughter in Scouting she will grow in ford Area !'eiijhhor1wucj who joins a troop. Girl Scouting at adult leader this year. holds out I hand to ad knowl"dge and responsibility, Al icait 80 mere girls are (! Wherever sue may he bndness and resourcefulness, pected to aeci menibership in the fret' world, Scouting will for Girl Scouting is a continued within tile next few weeks. he there to continue its . Mary, for girls from seven An urgent appeal is being through 17 years old. made by Mrs. X. (Eloise) "As a troop leader, you hold S or o 0 w s k y, neighbor. e key, fur you are an adult th 4 , *wod chairman, to any adult - rust M i h giving of yourself freely to 1erevd in Girl Scout leaderhrinc all of the Anteres the ship UP volunteerJim tins wortk principles, and the effectiveness r"r while work. 3lany of the lead- To Have Supp of Scouting into being," she con•L, Atm. SurukwskY explains, A covtTed dS1J sulilter. first eluded. have ueeii lost due to transfer in a series 01 Fumy }iighi sup Of Navy families in connection pers scheduled f or the nicinberwith lAw phainng out of Sanford ship of First Methodist Church. Debutantes Naval Air btatwn. Sanford. will be held at 630 New 4-B club, with the title A leadership Iruining course p.m. Wednesday in Feflovabip of "The Debutantes," has been U scheduled to begin Oct. 11 Bull of the new educational formed in the Sanford area and at Grace Methodist Church for building. is luokmg fur new members. w £auforcl neigliburiwod which Rev. 1ttiert M. Jenlans, niio- Gir!s between the &9e5 of taIl covers the entire urea from the later, urges everyone to attend and ib years of age are fftwle mirth county line south to Five and join in this opportunity to In join and can obtain further 1'wnt'. Further information on eec the new building and enjoy infarniatioll by calling Mn-. Itotile program and xgmatrathu the fellowship. bert Smith, LUM West Third fur the course may be made by An open house fur the new Street. culling Mn. 5urakpwiky at wing is scheduled from 2 untIl 60. t 4 p.m. Sunday for the corn- Flirtation with fans reached "Tile many advantages your muuity and ueujiibur. kiwits and a pcui in the 18th Century. lii dugiziera find in scouting will hostesses will serve as guides drawing at fun acroes her cheek, (If 1UUfly be Jinilteti Al i sul- fur tours througb the laclitty and a girl told an admirer that she firiwit dumber of leaders As nut ItLw Hall by niemben. of the loved him. If she twirled her found." 31rs. fiurukowsl: c- Wunzuni Society u Chrustzwi fan Ui her right hunch. It meant i that she hived another. I Servu.e. plains. J. until III I. tilt lmrt U. tied are NTR AM adds fit Are Needed I old 4 tier law vant VOU Flat usto -. ::::::::::. * Biscuits bier A149 ! I* 14. - S 2 59c 249c . lOc Off Label'. Ludry Deitrge.t 11 . . II ______ ______ ____ 3-LI 11/'u'OZ. •1 PKG. ________ t. ______ :::.: ..::::.::. : II: beach. iP14L IL.... ................ Dea..Uac, Mrs. Saruk CIs .......... Haam.s City. Fig. SU_i1$. ______ __ Veoeta Ies rOc. RED TOKAY _ Grapes 2 s• .. _ 29' Lb. ri Grapes .............. Okeschaimm. Fla. Mrs. NeaSy Iui............. Vero leach, Fla. YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO WIN! START TODAY _ TO H? YOU WIN _ . FIE$H CRISP ICEEUR Head PASMcnes • . Lb. 19 TLOW COOI( Potatoes 1 OL,s 39 Onions 3.Ls-35c - . CL----T-- P's (QUANTITY RI+ITS c..,.' RESRVEPJ á .1I MOE FOR YOUR MNEYMA&PI - - -- ----. •.•• - •---- -•.- 11 - -------- 1 ----- - --- - ------- 4- '' -- ---- - - ' - - r3I1'TF1' - V I ____ ,1 • 5-- I - . Entertainment .................. 2A-3A 2A H 6-7 Society -----Sport. ...................................... 8-9 ti.1i.in.10; a I -- - I- S 10 I'. tO A. in 1. fl - Again Sheppard S. C' IC 10 nit IN re or as P. 'l. &_ - ed ii 'r $10,000 bond to await ciously killed" his first wife, retrial. He pleaded Innocent. Marilyn. Sheppard's attorney, F. Lee Sheppard has been free since Bailey of Boston, Immediately 1(1(14 on a $10,000 federal humid asked Cuyahoga County Coni- while the Supreme Court ionmon Pleas Judge Roy F. Mc- sI.kred his appeal. That humid, Mahon for a change of venue, which restricted him to time McMahon, who did not inilkate state of Ohio, was revoked and A united effort to elect Robert King High to the when he would set a date for state bond in th e same amount governor's office as well as all contested Democratic a now trial, recessed (ho hear- wils set, nominees to the po.sltions they seek in local and state 1ngwc,od' budget uzdinnce ing to confer with a ttorney The new bond will permIt him office was pkcled by all the Democratic orianizatinna Is expected to be adopted on Its for both sides on the change of to travel anywhere in the coitti- in the county 11' ' t it High strategy meeting held Wednesnental United States, (lily eVening. first fesdlng at the meeting of venue request. Stressing unity of effort was the city council to take place at 7 p.m. today at th e city hail. .John Kath'r, High county cantCouncilmen John I)eaton and jmnign chairman; Dr. W. Vincent ings will cause a severe labor yelp in all areas of the state shortage in Florida agriculture unless there is some change hi crop outlook." said W. U. Assby mid-December. This was the word from at- de-rson Jr,, labor division and perts yesterday at the fifth an- assistant general manager at Florida Tomato the Florida Fruit and Vegetable nun! South Institute at the St. Association. Growers Demos Stress Unity Longwood Set - At Strategy Meet To Approve Rudget Tonighf The dead. all in the car, were LEESIIURG (UPI)- A grind. .. .,, m,. identified by the Highway 1rg truck-car a-i James J. Miller, 39, tersection of State Road 43 and trol of Jacksonville, his mother. A.U. S. 27 near here Wednesday Itna Miller. 67. of Fort Lauderclaimed three lives and injured dale and his father, whose name and age were not available three others, one critically. * - • - - adopted with the major portion of the budget to be used for advertising. Rep. S. J. Davis, Jr. is chairman of the advertising committee. Other members of the High county steering committee proscut. WCl't Roy Vlhhiamns, former Sanford polite chief; Harlan 'l'uek, South Semninule campaign chairman; Tracoy Estes, South Seminole poster chairman; L. C. Riley, campaign treasurer; Mrs- Mary Goodspeed, of the Sanford High headquarters and Joel Field of the imeatiuiunsters cumimmittue. t ." - . -. - . -• . - ' . , •' "s' I i- •..,: - - • ' • • IF S - - - c - - - I - - * * * * * - Prime (UI'I Minister Nguyen Cao Ky said today he will visit the United States in November and will atidress a newspaper editors' I convention. , rk as er, ad * One of 31X persons admitted to St. Clare -m hospital - the exploiloii rinped through was in manufaeturing Line at the Bad• only tine in Baraboo seriosis condition. A hospital ger t.hdnancc Works, maflUfaC- spokesman iaid some injured turer of gunpowder for the had eeu taken to hospitals in war in Viet Sam. today. An other towns, including some to undc'crmined number of per. Madison. 35 miles away. Four doeturs were at the scene. suits s-aa iujuied SAIGON A UP!) - An BARABOO, Wis. committee and Robert Petree, state executive cornmitteeman and president-elect of the state Young Democrats. During business of the meetmg, a budget. of $2,500 was ecutive - al' 3$ **** Roberts, chairman of the Scmmole County Democratic cx- - fl as as ,g_ Ith - * Ky -maui he had "definitely made up his mind" to visit the United States with his wife. lie accepted an invitation to address the .%ssocigteil Press SIarmmgiImg Editors meeting in San Francisco. . I i IN _ _LOMS - / . Bridge ..................................... Cia-sallied ads ..................4A.&A Dear Abby .............................. 2A Edit.uris.l page ........................IA - PLAID STAMPS TOO! . r I ci . oroscope ........u.... -----...._ ..A - -- By Democrats Gas Tax Funds Show Big Jump . Herald Index 3. a I - -11 -W - If Tax Woes In Altamonte 19C IV - Dr. Munson suit against the Over 'J.1he Hill Presi. county should go to court be- WASHINGTON (AP) dent Johnson's foreign aid proNO ESTIMATE of damage was available from Florida Power Corporation fore first of the year. hill th gram 15 over the for is today on the light imle Ofl U.S, 17-92 north of Longwood Plaza which IF * S How come the Sanford police year-but not out of the woods. wan completely severed at its base when hit. by a vehicle Wednesday aftwere promised three additional After weeks of debate and enioon during a thunderstorm, (llei'ald Photo) men for the next fiscal year and fussing, a compromise $3.5-bilthen the board said "1w" When lion aid authorization was on It came down to budget talks? Its way to he White house toOpen House day. S.. t Sunny B.aborn called to say he All members and friends of under as mayor serve Won't u the Altamonte Springs Corn. By JANE CASSELBERRY th e mdtutio,m and tisking th "any circumstances" next year Draft Call UP A disgruntled taxpayer, 13. D. McIntosh, requested AtIa:itk Coastline Railroad to immunity Chapel are invited to Okay, Vince, get your shirt WASHINGTON (UI'I) attend an uivii house and The the town of Altamotitti Springs at Wednesday night's and tie ready. Viet Nam war-clearly no re council meeting to put cooperate. )tutis%al-mmmiumg, 5-LU p.m., FriUI) his cuniniw'ciul property on specter of election year con- Longwood it. was poInted out that the tiny, Imuimorimi Rev. and Mrs. Avenue for public sale lii order to determine Supervisor of Il.cgistraUOt) of• cerns-has sent draft calls IA) e seven Wayne K. Smith who recently th Jot's true value. mimnin line at. this point is flee will be opened this Saturday new, post-Korean war highs. Mcintosh had previously UI)l)eltled the ussessnient imiches higher than the sub flue i ovetI to their new home at f rom 9,o5to get you new VOt- The Defense Department said fore be the board of isqualizaOops ere registered and ass elevated curve Is necus. 1(15 Whmlppoorwill Wive In thu Wednesday the October call branch office at Sem. Torn I'rutt Jr., ps-usitiuut. of nary to allow the trains to tra. new RobIn 11111 iluvulupmnent off so will the would be Increased from 46,200 Lion u being appraised too high Palm Springs 11usd. mole Plaza. to 49.200 men and the Novem- and the assessment was lowered time South Seminole Jaycees, ,.u,i 170 illV Iso •1t41 _ql Lettuce Ac mailers imnd, the Demo. leadership is likely 'o have to put the house-passed bill on the shelf 1Pi'r a i-,r 'peks of snnil-pnred fillbu,cterIng by it opponents. .v."rs if the mc'asumre is revived later, ighms of relief I torn some sena- it ''ouId be in a postelection ors up for re electiimn. rrmti(' Drive Set M CUP 13 SO . - plan while rehiring in cre'i ejimatter here. - - E*ST.W WHITE rrices. in This ad are good Through Saturday, September l, Th . . . - .. U) Large. Fin. . . . ml It pilots (tisrles ('onrsrI Jr. and spnce'vshker to-he Richard F. (krrkm Jr. planned only casual review of their ?liht '6t Ouf Vote 11 -Year Tax Story $00 ................ A. lsy Mrs. Aiglur F Bear Lakeland, Fig. am 61. III. V 6 ~-p F. ,i go " Muir. . ings '-vith project nffi4J, (kern. 11w wAShtlNU'To4 (Al'm "or certainty that the Senate t'Ill not vote hc'ft,re the ?'lrpvem. Iiper c'IN-tIons rn-p the hotly muted housing section of the -lvii rights 1,111 Ic bringing eiuiet St'oiitile (It'Iita 'vIII In, pityitig more 1111(1 itiure for milk during the next two or three yellER "I)N'IILIRP OiC - - (LIMIT: I WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER) • 'Titan ? rocl'et (emlni morning. Fxrepf for brief meet. -• Seminole County's economic the fiscal year ending Philip ti, $2,850,189.77, t,;i S1.2,111.235.03. growth during the last year was showing (lie increase of $wo, South Si'IuiInIII' fluink--$7,718,Ten egrnes -"ore jailed Wed. While ATLANTA. Ga. (AF'm ''painted a healthy picture'' this 192.51 over Jime 30, 1965. $I .200,015.58. puptilatkin Ia down. ,t,lire maIntainer) an alert nesdy after police broke up up morning when It was revealed The five Seminole County 94W.39, ()vledii $4,. Citizens flatik of :o,nmim. Agrkulturc tntc ,gnlnst further rioting by 4e- a leaflet.rllstrftsmtion gathering , assets of the county's five banks banks this morning rcpoi'ted tornnhlP (list simier f)nyic Conn,'r $377,681.77. 412,578.66, tip city (tm's. oftU-ials antI white at the spot 'here several hour are up $4,396,192.51 over a year tat assets of last June 30, with pr.iIletIon Wc'iJn.a'lsy. Florida .Stnte flank $17,366, F irid t4egrr, community leaders of violence began t he day he. comparison of increases over ago. $259,632.89, cow pupulntlr.n k down, 940.17, ill) "Tim mimuiglut today to pinpoint cause.q tore. shattering the city's imTotal assets of the (ounty's year ago: III tIC K MIII A I tonal MRS. C A (he ps'oplo population is up, a rid intl racial hsrmnny, nd prevent a re(-e United Sl ate flank of 54'mInole S a ii I u r d Atlantic Nat five bnnks were $87,379,109.98 for ! finiik--$15,022, 140.99, tip $1,304,. _______ the law of supply and demniid 627.24. has ?l et In," hi' told arm The report followed disclosure milk Inilustry mni-i-'tIri design. WASIIIN(.TON (A1') - - The ,m 20 RI) vote, also would eby the state comptroller's office, oil to i'XpIOtd' !,ii'IIOM of i'lt. In a UPI iitspntch lrotn Tallaregulation and lietkr puhik re- louse has sent to the Senate for tend coverage to * million more workers. including for the first lmssee, an luicrense of uiinre (linti latlons. innl congressional action Jegisfarm workers, employes of time the assets of $320 mifllon in At the smi rue tIme, Cliii rlea sitinn that would set the minilaundries, hotels, A home in Sanford was selected at random, whh'li In 11)55 stnte•chnrtered banks and trust .1. l'ngii'hnrt, a retail growers -num wage at 11. 11) an hour by homestead exemption, compnnk's over and tipped employes. had a value of about $6,810, and after inst year. a a a o e i a tion representative, The present minimum wage next Feb. I and 11.60 an hour a property tax of $54.44. Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson Mrs. (amnllIii Ilturt', super. jrnluitcd a more cheerful picture jy Pet,. I, 1968. tnt the 30 million workers now The herald followed this property through the tax ynrs said the tittiul nssi'ts eXcec(lC(I for milk eonsuuhI!rs. vimor l' l'll'CtiOtiS, liliti The 1,111. ptisst'.'l Werinesday by cnverd is 11.23 an hour. up to the present shoving the amount of taxes hall each year $2.9 billion . Engli'hart said the state is l)avls will In' gui'st menk Jr. Setninuk', United State, South and the tax levy used to figure property taxes payable to this at the iui'etitig of the Semi- "less h'ntli'r" state-one in Citizens and Florida State are particular home-owner. This prol)erty Is in the Wynnewonil **** state-chartered banks. Sanford nole County I)t'nioerntle execti- which grocers sell selected It. lion of the city. hdow cost to attract cusThe Cordoha rioting was the HtJEl'40S AIRF.S (tJPT ---Recharter. (lvi' "ommitti',' srhi'.lub'd for 8 Year Mihlage Rate Total Value Non-lxeiupt Taxes PiuIti Atlantic holds a5federal only violence reported in a gen. 0 university Argentine jehlinuis tOlhI lit tIn' '-ounty coni• tum.'rs. $54.55 . $1,810 1955 13.5 6,800 ''5111k unsuccessful nationwide can't he hon riled,'' itudentc, enraged by the shooterally he The mission dun mimer in (It., courtWASHINGTON (Ul'I) 195t1 7,060 $57.81 18.5 demonstrator, student strike Wednesday pr observed, "and that's why it I rig of a fellow $60.90 Johnson administration today house. $2,060 1957 15.0 7,060 Subjects of their talks will Is such ft popular loss leader battled heavily armed police testing the seizure of eight (ta. 1958 7,060 $65.02 found itself mired In the poll. 17.0 $2,060 nirly today from behind barn- ditionally autonomous nation*I $65.02 tically awkward position of be voter registration and get- Iteni." 1959 17.0 7,060 $2,060 i-iirh's and atop roofs in the his- universities by Argentina's miii$67.08 baithitig a Democratic-led ting imut the vote. 1960 1S.tl 7,060 $2,000 Pork city of Corrlob.u. tary regime. lit business or th. meeting 1961 18.0 $., ()u;o $o7(( move to lower the highest 7,000 1902 18.0 7,060 $2,06() $07.08 bank Interest rates in * gets- 51 rs. SI Issouuil Hell.' Swofford **** chat riiiiitu cml tIme credentIals 1963 1 S.0 7,000 $2,000 $67.08 r'rntlnn. The high interest questioncuinmitittet', will lrt'si'nL recom. MIAMI (Al' - An easterly said -the easterly 'rave, located 1961 18.0 7.060 $2,060 $67.08 the this election year-was iin'midntioris for uppointmetit.n to wave developed in the tropical near Iongiture 7(1 west, was ac1965 18.0 7,060 $2,060 $67.08 A 25 per cent. increase in the $91.t)2 subject of a scheduled showthe vacancies on (hi' committee. 1900 18.0 8,110 $3,440 of gasoline tax collect- Atlantic 600 miles east south- companied by it large area of down vote In the house. SIrs. Pearl Yam-borough, chair- nutouuit cil in Seminole County during east of Miami today while rem- showers stretching from the man of t h e rub's t'oiiimittte, will last, month as compared to Au- nant.c of tropical storm Greta across Hispaninia and Into the imreni'nt. recoin mnemnlatlons on gust, ltfliS, wits reported by J. crawled northward In the open Atlantic, now by-laws, It moved west at 21) miles W seas. A plaque will In! lwe.4ented Ed Strnughrm, director of the The Miami Weather Bureau; hour. C to l'mtrs, Zeta Morrison, iniiuedi. Florida Revenue Commission. Report. shows collections for site past cludriusni, for her cf**** of thu party. August were $120,506.05 while CLEVELAND (UPI) The indktment, read hy forts on behalf Roberts, chair. August, 1965 collections were of his wife were overturned FORT PIERCE (AP) --- A Lucie County Agriculture CentW. Al. Vincent Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, by the U.S. Supreme Court, County Prosecutor Johnson T. $116,121.97. Collections in July, sharp increase in citrus produc- Cr. whose 1954 conviction and was recharged today with see- Corrigan, said Shepparil "Un- lflUfl, will conduct the meeting, 1906 were $129,145.10. "All available data indicates Lion and heavy vegetable plantWe sent qnre in the slit ng mid d'mirce murder id relcas- lawfully, purposely and mali* a severe labor shortage wilt do- . ______________________ ______ _______ . . % Milk Prices To Soar iion Here $4 M11 ever, no bacteria count so the Health department is stuck. Meanwhile some kids have been E. E. Williamson have pledged sick. " 'no" votes on th e budget. $ 0 I On te agenda is rcappoint. F 0 R T H E STATISTICAL MINDED-Zoning office reports ment of two committeemen to 65 building permits were issued th e South Seminole Natural Gas during August in th e county for Authority. Former members of th e Auth ority had been John total valutlon of $354,695. For th e previous month 58 per- Reams and ft. C. Carlson. Time confirmation of the hlr. were issued-total valua mlt.s Things ing of four new employes to the $339,680. ation rain. poll ee department la expected and looking up fall total for August was 7.05 as is the wi t h drawal of the rethebes here compared to 5.10 signatfuns of Patrolman Robert Bailey and Police Clerk Roy July. . for • Chamberlin. Report will be Okay, so you're not interested made th at Police Chief H. D. -Gotta earn my salary some. Shinn also wishes to re-estabfish a 15-man police reserve. 0 * Request will be made th at the te Road Department erect a Sta Hey, noticed another bright spot downtown since I've been traffic light at the intersection That's the Park-Fulton of SR 434 and 427. back Bldg. . - ~ I .... 10c Tissue is • ar ftim Y Woo JUN ________________________________________________ 1111111111110 T -vcl1 in according to Sanitarian and, Robbins "it's th e worst Val sulph ur odor around-" How- Mrs. Art I. Aad.1..s ......Pt. Lauii.vdahc, Fig. lii.,, J. Suflan .................. Hialeá, Fig. et od st 'The .......... ' KLEENEX ASSORTED COLORS FACIAL $50.00 WINNERS . er .. 39c Towels GOLDEN RISE Miami, I ' ~ J guy put an IrrigatIon ASSORTED COLORS KLEENEX 1-LI.. 4111 49c We'ri still getting calls from people out by 24th and Holly comptilning about the sanitary conditions there. Seems some - MAZOLA CORN OIL £1 00.00 WINNERS Mn Rsc1ard Iracey .............. Miami. sMn. L. M. Cowell ..........Cor& abiet.,V-to. s '$'IItlRSI)AY, - - know nobody asked me but, that Sand Lake squabble can be settled so easily by just A&P French Sryle Margarine PanamcClt, CDR- You SO * - •;. . changing over some deeds. - .j S 39c 4 V-Ic M,t_ Leeflie H.óq.c ............ .*acksci c, i . V-Ic. Miam N..eey ................ Mrs. Ncy . around soliciting new i nd ustry if you can't give them the word an when they can have the propert".' Sp.cid! WINNERS ! Blackberry Pie -'1 . . The opti mistic Republicans figure some 300 people at th e Kirk Dinner Saturday night. Wow! at $10 per person. . -t.'__*.e. ,* I . SO • (Navy Photo) TW . Speaking of the city-there's a new "monster" copying maIt chine In Knowles' offi ce. costs the ta'pnyers $25 per month to lease it. Orange Juice Boneless -- Frozen Coitcenfrafed A&P CUBED - . . •. Boneless IthhUhpt Al' Lcad \VIvt Bank Assets Up Over . Nobody asked me but. we wed a place for the teenagerc to go now th at the Hn ll aba1lo It's no secret has been shut. $ - . - road pro jects. FRYER do what iaeh in his dis(net. ... They can only spend Imagine the best $220,000. bets are IMngwo d.inrkhnm etension, lake Mary Rh-il. c'-ten slim and yOI can lake your pit"k from about sonic 110 needed . . LBO 37C . commissioner nnts Grade "A" Frsh Ice Pocked Plo. or Go OTRS, AS VOL. 9 NO, 14 125-989 TRS1IE1 , I.AU1' In Brief V CAI'F KEt4NEIPY (Al', l,nerk'aq Oervilnl 11 astronauts, .tr,fUli,t sinrl ready to qhstIr jinti' rt't-ords, rc'hrici'd today as 'Iireparaffims ('licker) qrnrinthlv ',wr.rnl a ek,tjblehendr'r launch f rInlny. I'rnjert ,pffici,mbq gave a go herni to feet the 90 foot tall, 'S : 0 bo ut-*"""* .... - 1.1 . I ..'....'.. .. I.% .~ .,. .,.......... I . ...'--'. .. I.. -..... . .. , ... I - I..... -.. ~ I-. - ____ .*-,**' -...... ~ - . I— ___ ROASTS TO'EL'hlG cHLERLEADERS who will be bar.king up Baif Pint Football Teams from South Seminole, 'turn out in force for practice at Cooper Field in -Casselberry. Director is Miss Elizabeth Lunn, a former Lyman (Berald Photo) Bigb cher1eazlcr. America" " •_:_- S. .. * World News Phone 822.2811 or . * 1J ;• 1r, i i bet quota would be 43,700 men, to $9,080, lie believes the value complained about the rough to be $tl,000 and will bid iii:- railroad crossing oil SIt 136, cordingly. citing recent injuries to motorMarket I)iim Council turned to City Atista and danmuge to thituir cars. NEW YORK (U1'J) - 'l'hme stock market churned during torney Joe Davis for clurilkaCouncil voted to request thin the first hour of trading today. Lion of the now stuta law givlag wiliappy taxpayers reds-sums State Ruuil Depurtimmunt to Imost Turnover was moderate. The United Press Internetica. against unfair appraisal. The S warning to motorists to slow :._ - -:. -__ - .__ J-p----v .*_-_ "They wouldn't raise my allowance, so her, 1 am." ,V Apubik hearing was set I 7:30 p.m., (let. 5, to unmummd * LcnIiuIg o&ditmutmctm to change Better Hurry! Only -Th.-SANFOII411Jfl- ummulyticul lulwratory fruits ( Lu C.2 ciussificutju,m sit, Lime quest. of l)r, J. W. hlicksmui owner of the lots 7-13, Block Hunilunmdo, 'I'huu Suburb Beau was referred i'russing to down by for time rough al Stock Market Indicator statute bowed loss of (1.03 per cent Mayor Lawrence Swuf ford us and Imusseci a resolution re- ful, lirulumcd NILe of thu Is our the end of the Lust hour. "The ILuulau Roulette Law." questing the 5111) to correct oratory. 4. ,.,.,.,,.,,,, ...__...,.•,.. _4_ - - 26 'W Days Left To Register _ - - - • uTiti "Its a Plissur, o Iaak M PH. 3U-6111 .------.--------.- --- -- - - - - - - -. , I 5- - Atlantic MIMIUPIB.L____ C. --,- 55 -S .-- '-. ---.w...-.r• ....:%...a...,... . - 9 -'r*--.. - ....U.-S.. . '--'e'.a.r.j-r..'...4 I �J a ..- .'---- -3.__J-.---._3',-,__4,•.,.," .. ~' A. % - ! 1reAI1a Stole Po iticos Gather I it Sets Schedule Year Here Saturday Night ____ 'inttr1 2 — ; ~ Pa" Tough Was rt" AA " ' :R' I1c" fly MIklre4 flieltey I'resent Ill hut CI? I tillibleti for Me 1111 441, s.'HsCIIi tilgiti I ght ed the 'Hone-v teuret log of flip tlrlUmn MIii i1?leis'n rd (hut, at I )eItc,na Inn let titark beginning of a new I year. Het'riving trophy fur With sin gli's, winnIng 21 of 32 games, was Amy Unrnhy, who, with An git' Travis, rc't'u'ivetl trophy for doubles 20 of 32 games. Making lit' turesent ntltnis were .Inek tMvInson, director. I,c'vinstm was assisted during the past season by gain Casten and Fred t)rew. First official mm'c'tlrig of ttit' club this year will he Monday with teams to be c'h,ogen Oct. I. All gauties will he posted end Weather Elsewhere Everyone For I; I For W r.rns. nn MIAMI (AP)—..Ten carinañs of deputies, out 'Vnr ASSOfliflT PRrs 1zry.et group of ltutr imb Thttet iind ttm of mrPttng! seChi caiuis and con?ttructicin SitPS for a Tfl1SS)T jjn av tr aiwntblr Scm -. — perating day nnd r'vimttc h'du1i m 'thefirst 'rader, thought they had an .k1hny. dcsr .....7 4 olr Cmlnty at otw time art' enr b thr Wnnun'i AuxiHatv Wednesday. But it 'was nothing 'oii i'4 to the d Alhuqiu'rque, clea r 81 5f expected tin attend ther Sixth of th 1Rin Vnlotm Fb- &3'e8r.O1d J.on DC)flh1I1 had. Be thC a.d they At3rnui. c)ot, 6,c birthLln 'party of the i)emb. ___ m' Aniti IL 1OOk1n f. 1 Bismr. clear P atIr Women's Club of Semin. innnuneiJ b the er,rutive Little Ron went off Wednesday morning for his I 1440 alt' unty swrial.. nm mit2,. tt secrmd day of first grade at Highland Oaks School. clear I&avm Robert Eng High. That was the last aiiynne kTU?W of him for six hCIUrS. Buttsilo e1fir ......65 40 Opening tne*'ttn of thl? Demu'rutir candidate for go'' wa at 1:10 today Be was marked absent by his teacher. H didn 't Chicago. char ......74 M ernar; Swtt £cIly, Thgt ataft, meet bii ride from iichonl at noon. Nobody saw him Cineinnet. c)c'nr k lunrhpnti with sac i I campaign manager, Fred Lan. 1_ I tion the Piremet', R.e- along 'the four blocks from school to his home. C)evt'und. clear 70 4; bead *if Hir t ' apeakeni bu turn Hall. While deputies neighbors and Ron's near-franDenver. clear ...... 8f s.c ___ reau: Rep William Reedy, of ()them. a, report ed, CIet. tic rflother. Mrs. C. D. Donnell, were out looking for De . olne, clear 7P M Eustis, and Pac Thom. P.Th.' Columbus D a y ?ehim, Roi Was t school trying his work. to do DetroiL clear ...... 77 4ç1 chairman of the Democratic I It ular meot1n; Oet. ia, '3i) wasn't easy, because he second grade was TI k : Fairbanks. cloudy 40 mute executive cnmmfttet. w11 class. Show and D... a t ort cloudy 74 attend the function which begrni 1tfl Card Party; Nt• Ut, — Helena. clear ...... .01 R1 7.4(s P.M. a thc Mna Bnnnrftm Veterans Day; Honolulu. cloudy TOM. Country Club. ic. itt am. to p.m., An. Thdiariapnlzs, clear 7 SO EleAied offical and political .laekscrnvifle, cloudy 5$ 4nun] Bnztutr and White Eli: candidatezi .from Seminole Camhant Snir (hmche.tni to he 3t anti Centrd F1rld iiu art anas City, cloudy 7fs 59 ser'd'; Dec. 8, 12:Rts re.m., An ROBT. K. HIGH SCOTI' KELLY exper'ezi to tie among the Marc WM. REEDY and ctiristrns that O personi attending. Louisville. clear 78 55 Party (50 cern vift exehauce); Andouncernent was made of ?ic'mphis. clear 82 59 .1nnuay, reulan mectin; P'Bh• the dv'ceptance i,'. SP Michael F. cShane, t iarni, cloudy ......85 82 p.m.. Atiratiani Lincoln m, guest;; at a business meeting of army Paratrooper sot "°" ,VC Slay Six I S. c]ei Milwaukee, ft 45 Iia: FeL 11. 7:51' .m.5 "Drs- Mr. aid 'Mrs. the Seminole County TiemntL. IL Dunhaln, of Mpls.&.P.. clear 7. 54 : veling Along," 'no rc&eahmenta; 58111'iTd, tic Womens Club Vrthiesdnv' has received ctsmnittn New Orleans. cloudy ffl 74 iUurck its, p.m., by the president. Mrs. W. VusS... PaicI.s LlatIOL for outstanding Pf,.?JOIITZNew York, cloudy •. 78 64 cent Ruherts. ?tlnrd aline t.f duty whileattached to OUs. C. Also planning _ to preseni Annual Fm: Show; April 1' pre h=Election a heUpu' assault company of Omaha, cloudy ... 75 58 Mrs lths DeBemard of j)p. E1L5tO Bitt P*dc; April Speciai Forces it Sou th \'ü!t Philadelphia. cloudy 78 62 14111CL ctittt' ifleiltiCilt of 11W 2&s, 7 p.m., Tnithn Florida LAICO!'. South Viet Nam,Cammuntsts have last more dress. He said, however. ThC) 1111 75 .. Phoenix, clear C.nrd Party (De; 15 12. The t'mnmendatiomi stated that V.S. trIii nrii more air a— 71) 45 .ikef- ,, Pittsburgh. dear I thml 100,001) men from coni Liarithi. p.m., Auxiliary Birthdoy ftr- "McShiiii "outstanding per. ,.*17,,. will be fleedec to PUnd. M e.. cletir ... 74 i.', .i6 killed at least six persov. and disease and desertion this year. \T Airs. DeBerard talked to the bring NOTIh t and Bakelesi Cake Sale.. formanee as a erw chief of f Ptlnd. Ore., cloudy El 58 local '.iub Wednesday about the ; injured Thort' than 20 today in Iteplacements "By the painfully Summer udrnurnment will be- helicopter wits roflec*ed It r'*', Rarud City, clear 52 1'.n officih. sum duties uf local delegates to th e scattered attacks aimed at last of May with the 'your ship's high znlsaiot readof Infiltration Ufl' expanding demand!, of the wai pirl Richmond. clear 84 55 womutn's state convention in (IT- wrecking election machiner' ft which tier air attack must present a hove so nhcred o,zgInu4 c.ct- Annual Luncheon. St. Louis. clear .... 79 52 lando Oct 5-7. and frightening as many as popThe numry will sell 1ftf7 through your determination., . 5h Lk. City. clear 91 63 very serious problem to thu ene- mates of L.S. constr t proAirs. lLohcru is candidatt' sthle of South Viet )iiuns five and nutgszine su- lanes: and duienee it mainSan Diego leaders.' the retired chairVie: Nam grarn br lArit vice president of the I million voters from the polls f und raising pro- taming your past while San Fran., clear 70 61 4 'man of the 'U.S. Joint Chiefs of million martwill' he required to riptinni at state organization. 'Unopposed Sundas. partictijuithig aerial flight, in SeatUe,clear ...... 7254 Staff and former ambassador to complete proje ct., sthead on 'Mrs' candidate for PTI!SidcIIt While 'U.S. your personal courage WitS (i 85 76 .53 Tampa. cloudy officials sought to Saigon said in a luncheon adthe books. Pat Otvlcs. of Winter Park. determine whether saboteurs or emplry During combat Whing. clou dy 81 6(' 1rs. Donald LeFils, chairshort circuit might have atinri the mature, professions] Winnipeg. clear 80 M DeBary L 1flat '11 'the Saturday flight din- caused a million-dollar fire that in which you piormeti (M—Missing, 11Cr, BflflOUflCed that f3C?"1* destroyed one American millas a 'mar-gunner was outstanDtons will be accepte d through) at-,, warehouse and damaged Stolen noon Friday. MICHAEL MCSRANE '-" another t1Cf1- dawn, the \'iet SX JUAN (tTPIl LeonElected to attend the tried to tiioci tht. Forces it VILtt do Ci-espo tc)d police thieves t-t' .main shipping channel to Saiconvention as delegates since November. Hit parents were unable to break into his School lit-s. Juanita Saiz, Mrs. Carts. gon. _______ live at 303 Fain ant it.. th ey were line Pierre, Mrs. Jackie Canlo, A Communist mine exploded By MRS. JOH) LEONE 1 BUFFALO. N. T. (AP) —1 fighting far principles." able to can Ann off the battery, Mrs. Agnes Weber. 'M harmlessly in the river channel Fk D. O 'Connor. two Herbert D. Gihh American Roosevelt wi d w th re and engine. Mrs. Doris Julio about 40 yards from a t].S.Nav3' weeks ago a5 an active cam- Lerint Post 2IU. of DeBary, Notes aan, Mrs. Virginia Frederick. minesweeper, became New 'York's Democratic; send three delegates to the first Demoi paigner for ttitMrs. Anti Itne, Mrs. Marl"; Highlighting Intertwined mlii- ct-atm governor since l, SEPTEMBER 7, 11466 nomination, contending that tt school of instruction far Legion Fat-ella. Mrs. June Adriatico. and poli tical develop- laced vote-cutting opposition toofficers to he held Sunday in nomination tn rm!n ST A 'F ES DISTRICT Musouri Belie Swuftorti, ments: 'Mrs. Admi ill da" from a Liberal part3' ticket I controlled. Be charged that the .lui±saiit'ilk. Attending will be COURT MIDflI.E D1'7'ItICT OF Mrs. Mary Eller, Rowe, Mrs. —Premier Clisre Daum, Maronie Clark. rLount. oai.tsro DiTI1o. Nguyen Can Ey. headed by Franklin D. Btiost nomination had been promised Commander Edmund ]ovnuna, rh — fln1daiie5 0 SCUIInOIC Buelah Jean Black, Ale'ne Bar. '' Geri iAnnelcugel, Mt-s. Donald M a roundabout discourse with :' vet Jr. First Vtcc Commander J. 'W. Count TATE OF AMERICA, Pit.ft. to O'Connor a year ugri. LePlis, Mrs. Ann Brison, Mrs. newsmen, put himself back in O'Connor, pledging a "mighty in accepting the Liberals' of - Watson and Adiutant Virginia aeep -, little theater group, is irnaky, Eloise St*sllworth, Hazel tttt, ' ROGER E. RARTS'E Rt'TT L HArT5 Berty Davis, 111-a. Mary Mc]D- the list of possible candidates effort" to ). fri rehesi-sal fan the se- Spindler, Sanford; Emil R. unseat Republican let-. Itoosevelt saui lit was doing Smith. ifs', Dftf'ncl&tta, OT10E OF A. Walter tush Mn. cciii 'prewitaticrn of the your, Dsigger, DeBary; John Wiles, 4LE — Netter t, beriby Appuiutmnc'nt of the delegates Maria for the presidency in the crea- Guy. Nelson A RoCkCfttUCt, so as "an independent DemoMra. Belet Fftts, Dr. Gielow, that the j)riveu Langwaed, to e P'lnai ter'ree entitled as "Pure thin of a new government due I smashed his way to a first-baL crat," was made at opening meeting of c'f Foreclosure entered on Auç'Mrs. Evelyn Bales, Mrs. Sncrw." Us't 10. )55 by the chc'i-e Donna Estes and Mm Mar3' next year. He said in effect he lot victory at a nominating coo- The Liberals usually draw: the season for the post and Its Births Curtain time is 6 p.m. Sept. titled Court In the &hc'i't rtiewas reconsidering his decision ventiun in Buffalo 'Wednesday from 250,000 to 250.000 votes, auzilirn-y unit it the DeBary Mr. and Mt-i, London Stall. reuse.. the 'uner,tn.d tni MCDUXIU1d. mare than enough to make set-i- Community Center. Special i&"27 at Sanford 'Women's Club of hi Alternates are Mrs. Erneinine to return to military duty and night. worth, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and "i" Marshal holders of season member&uthon1ac a! the refusal Drawing heavily on VOteS ous inroads In a close fight. Zeuli, might run because guests were representatives to for Mrs. Edi th Forward, Mrs. Thomas J. Berousky, Sets. sr1 the prr't'rt' sivate i n ship tickets. 'Mrs. Pitt Bernal and Mi-i- Dot- of his first choice., Lt. Gen. from upstate New York delega I U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, Boys State and Girls SUite. C-ount, F1onie Or,ford a boy. the spirit of oldWritten in ert'pd cc: L1ot 5. Ft"XLAN) Van Thieu, to beennw a tions. O'Connor. 56, president Nguyen had win, been cool toward OA citutiot was presented tj tic Austin. TATCS, FIRST ADt-"iTiC', combin g time meludram and in Thieu is chief Disch arges of the New 'York City Council, Cnnnu Airs. Swuffurci wa named candidate. candidary and refused Vintent Pascale, owner of at &c'c!ordtn to plat thereof rethe sure-fire situations frame " mthtaTY ebrOed tu Plat Rosalc* Bitrtiert, James hurtled P11.st °' °PP° F. i, m. s thniuguteh. to take a puultr stan d precon area cleaners, for the large part all a. ctiairnisw of ' .!Id I'l. Put- lie P.ec'crd, c the best of them, this is the Coriey, Carla Hcikcimb, Mary -. — ....... mohrregime. on the convention floor, milliun vention -. nianeuverint, intrt- he plvyed it the Po's cemfl . Serniyr)t Courty, '1orda. A I —Thr moin savage in a ser- aire businessman Howard San) MChl .. !''! -- .. hip ..t eleaninr roine of operations b' Communist uelr joined of Canandaigua. hove U! "the ne: gcwA lener of resignation 4 tiew menIbf.'rs c,o or. 'rue,ctiy, Srp:err,t',r t'. Penny Fleming, Dan iiqt on the steTiS of the Semithe bical club. nialtin g joo per agents to satotage 11w election Rockefeller , seeking his third ernor." Carl ]eCaleb us fist vz-e corn- over villainy. Never will any audience Sunithiy of a 117-member Caxist term, is assured of nomination Brooks, Wjflja A. Kitzeri. Iie.i. County Cc'urthou,e. Stuctiflt utt!TeUhC — munder, due' ui illness in his Assernth' was stage at a at the Republican convention zi it mare persecuted heroine than .lciht Cherry, Edith G. Hanson, ford. cx family, wiss uccened, with t 1AGt'IRE, gp,,. vllluge' south west of Saigon. A Euchie-ster' tonight. Hi' svenied 'Purity bean," a more fierce- Sanford; Elsie Brwn, Tht'jj, gret, nut] 'utson was bd"urieecl ; Middle i:r gt;'ernnht'nt cf Fic'rs suic tit to beile-Ilt by • tc the' office. Pnitint of Second i' moustached rogue' that Smith, tse.Bar. a ry th inghaw" or a "Mat-timer For Wethiedty Aitit t'n.-d 5at,', Attct-y i-ice commander will be f illed W. A:cr-r for P!r.If t!t-flflIe-flt securi ty agent, his wil e a int'Itutioo to run 10? governor nobler herd) that the , A ug. 1. I Fleet lesenrvc Aut:iiiury' and tUree children, Lone1low," previews indicate. ____________________________ on the Liberal party's ticket., The' membership r)t)C-€l Directing the play is James I THE ('laCrir —About 300 Buddhist monixi The Liberals. a splinter group sJiouiKtiriui" a COOkOUt Sunduy in hicudeti b" Watson, announced and nuns a! a militant minority that broke away Irani the bern- thit' home' of who will be remem- WTWTI4 JrDICILL CTUCT'IT Ill Mu anti Mrs. Bar- that one of its group will fl Witrx'ell, AND FOR 5l5OlE OOr'Fy opposing the government and ucrutic gubernatorial laid for "' Paul in Luke Mary', beginbet-ed for his performance Pt-cs- CflasCERT . asep members of the post lot 'There were it' tablet in piety the election launched a three- the first time in its 2-year his- flihg at ] p.m. for uienibe'rs of lessor Thomas Turner in "The lTkj.LEE HICL.?d.A! DIC'EEY. dues. All are asked t Plaintiff at this week's Tuesday after day fast. to promote a boycott of ton', meet in Nev Tot-h: tonight the' Fleet Reserve, tin Auiliur' Animal." ate to make this a "banner 1*- Male noon game of LaeLlaury Duplicate the pulls. Loudspeakers at a to make' the tiominutiap lormuil. tint] their gueiits. __ Members of the can include ALJ..N FItANI L]ClzEr, gions Teat." Defendant Those iuiterested in ut-tending Bridge Club in the Firemen's Saigon pagoda proclaimed: "A Ales Rose, Liberal party (flCE or amRefreshments were served b' Wurrtsll, Ellen Smith, Ronald Bail. Frank Mutht.' vote on Sunday w lt-' l hit a vote asieci to contact jtecreuuuri chairmu. said the party's own Ltt. il Lee, Joe] Conway, Valerie Cc]- Tilt SlATE Or rLORmn,t TO, PUUi the auxiliary at close ALI..N F}tAN5 t)ICKET against Viet Nam." un directed. poll, taken about 10 &, o, Mrs. Marie Suntivaui (IT Mrs. ruseeting. bon, Gerald McCabe., Robert ••F, StmeWmnerz were, NS, first. Mrs. —While air squadrons car- stiuweti that O'Connor would Richard Bergen fin- further in____________________ Nelson, Saundra Conway, Viola beat Pleasant, )1cry1kxs A F v.'e'rn Cc'upiaint hc-1r Robert Nirhulh and Mrs. A. G. ned the- main load of allied of- defeat Guy. Rockefeller and formutions. Easther, Cynthia Utz, fllcd e'u ix to mein; I column by 2 inches. Besurn: second. Mt-i.. Joanne I ensjve operations, lessened splinter party candidates by Regular meeting of the FEA Pot-zig, Becky That-nell and 'irruli Court to ati F4flhS'. hole PsiulL unit] Mm .luth' Bunneli; ground activity was reflected in about 600,0(10 votes, despite' the' Brunei w il l 1w held lloiithty Courit'. Fontda, to Char- I Too small for an ad to be Teex SharP. f L's'e'ro'e, the ihort titi, noticed or effective? You're th ird, M_rs. Ghiritht Accardi titid a reduction of casualties on both Ituust'velt cauididucy, thi- home ins Semiuwk' Boukof SLId action t'e'nr FTA RLJrE Norman Meyer: lout-tb, Mrs. Siue.n 1tit week from the week IUCKStAN I)ICKEY. P1alut'f reading this onsi His comment caine in reply to 'uri1 with iniport.Ltnt issues slutL. ALAN FRANK bICKEr, beBeumi'u imd Dr. Ruskin of Aug. 23-27. The 'U.S. Corn- a newsman's question asking i! ed ti' hi' discussed. On the ageus.-iidaot. tiS-Ke l-CIst'! art itosehirirnughi: uulant! announced 74 Aniericei Roosevelt's cacididuc'y ceUce and reQUsre would do will be v discussion uf the to tile 'uUr v'rttteo dI-ToZ,M1n. I! &n', EW. first, Mrs. 0. N. Lackey were killed in combat. 571) wreck O'Cournur's chances and his'w proposed fleet Resent-ye The film, "Behind the Velvet iv the Cc'n;,laint filed herein. ittiti Mrs. A .1. Futt'chin: secinid. wounded and 11) missing or cup- insure Ruckeleller's re-election. Boint' and a planned &thO to (,%' Curtain." which presents a thaittien.'vf J Wits. Loris Weeki- titt] Mrs. tureci. Over all, allied deaths upon 5'lattsttff'e otturney on "Np." Rose stud. adding, o! 'fishing trip. A niunthly lange to civic minded people. Copies of the proposed cam- belort the Vl'tb des' 'Mryer. thu-ct, Mrs. Anti Will were listed as 1B7. against 11851 course (O'Conuuni might kick It fry, on en' all-you-cuts-eatfish basis will be shown to two DeBary prehenaive zoning ordinance for tier. A ti )I5(. t'therwt.,e c begoose iøid Harry Brown: fourth, enemy dead. 1) cl-er Pr, Cufeis,o wIll be enaway in the caznpaigts But our is slut-ed fts Sept. 24, with itli audiences, the DeBary Chapter 11 tstr the City of Casselberry, along tsu- o 1s.Mifl4st YOU sad the cause to Mrs. David Singer and Charles —lit Tokyo. Can. Maxwell inte ntion is not to ruin O'Connor nseiisber stud rueste. invited tO tif American Association of Re- with marked maps, are posted "° Dititliti. D. Tu'lur said be believed the or the Democrats. We are utt.'xsd. WITIcESS my hand and of ft. TllSf'I'$ I tired Persons at 10 a. in. Fr!- it, the city ball annex, the post ci..i cegi at tUr Count', FlurtOc. this :tnil 1. tue in day in the Firemtuns Recreation uffice., and the pallet station. AuFusri.. A. D. 1H6. Hall. sind beBary Wayfarers. at I)iscussion of the ordinance c,f (A '-. ' 3 p. in., Monday, in the Corn- is on agenda for Monday's 7:80 Arthur H. Beckwith. ,yr, Clerk, of the' Circuit Court, '— ' iiIUflht' Center. pan. meeting of the city cli ,U'fl Oesij' arrived, leaking Ninth Judtc1i.1 C1rctt to movie. prudUotId b' dll at the Wcnnav's Club Buildfor the in 1USd for Bemlisolt County. , beg Y1urids pIac.s to sat, a a-j National Association of Msnu- lag an Overhirook Drive. resort, SSt CIWtC*t Sr $yn$g E, D. C. pIeces !aeturers. Hollywood actors emV. *0 shop a- pa-,ap• tois or .'-" Attc,rne',' at Law phasize. in an entertaining mien5ftjiierf First Union victory it the r.d the Ez 71't oar. the Importance of all citiz- Wier Betweeti the Sistes was P.a.ator. Flurl*a. ens sharing responsibility in the battle of Phulippi, June 8, Publish Aug- ti & bpt, , . I U. 1WC % government policies by mci. 'shaping i)C- c. -. registering and voting. Showing of the film is a part 1 of an organized effort in De. 1 . Bary to sac all eligible DcBarv I -"C. .. cltizeu registered and at the M*Tt $$ $ so "rib" ft""M pulls on Electiun Day. NOV*TION F. 0. Box 1214 - :' --'ULVLrI,,W NEFW 1110NOWIM Sanford -;;' . -i U 1; I 0 i ____ ______________ ______________________ ., ... WRS - 8.S .... 80 . I . •.. sit ... s $l1!: .. . 1. .. PSIaIIIOt F . W ______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ . ... h, Sanford Paratrooper. 'Wins Commendation r y r SP 58 ... ... & f::' r' I uc . . . . out going president . ______________ ... - '1 - - Another FDR Runs Men To Attend For Governor Of NY Officer . .'-. Legal Notice . '1x2 tieci. DeBaiy Gmu to See Film deep' sass jarp- I , 'ou ee't'* - -' , ' 4 The her Law; ' Saifo,'d H.rald , , ' cosif - --..- w . W . 11*1, — .', - ML Yl'r wEaM 9 - "1 4.' SAI1FOI I. . F1k7' ('LAIS of st,udt'iits. at Seminuk County's ilebtaul of pniticai nunn1g receives a Ieabov in Pabi ., I 54, DDC anatonsy fj'oxn ?dias C,ruJ DeMuas, RN. instzuct, (far left). Studentsre 'b'lliE Howell, Fannie ,q4 %d" - Wiggiwi, )ditry Lk,wne', JtuWlM MarL, Durothy }it- ~ • . -'' I . ...J ;..& s5Ø r . -r - " . - D.Bary - '' ----- .- " "' 44 1 . The rhpte'r '.t'ill h in ohnrgr of the vi,rjoi,s oolhq and of the (htIdren's Fair whe'duiu'rt from 2 until tm The lodge will hold ,In 'inn .it 7 p rn. ,nd envone inte'reste'd in donating or )larIng for ale' any items on a There hsIq should contact the Moose i-tome, 'lePufl S. Palmetto Avenue - sk -.- \ ',: ... .. - '.. : :::::,:**.,* , , I .::,. '. , *. ,* .... PIPER CHEROKEE "iSO' AVAILABLE FOR TRAINING 01 AIR TAXI Flying Seminole Ranch 3 653201 9 ,• - -.' S - ' / . ne. 12 . - . W .innnuirod for Sn?i,r4nv. - 4. - II;11P;(A'rI* to Girls State from Sniriford American l,gon T '.nit their reports for the group at opcnin mf ,,,ting of the' year, hnwn (je'ft win, to right) are Mrs. Agnes 1'uiray, (irk -tafe chairman, and s (Flerald Photo) Ann (arlsm and Cindy Wilson, Girls State Delegates Report by ' or Drivers Eyed , a r, I. . .J~ o1.,~7 I " , ....I ; ! 0 - - - Land Gifts SPECIALS EVERY DAY -Require' driver re-examination every so often. —Require mntRw vetucle safety inspection every so often. —Require central issuance if drivers' licenses from the Public Safety Department it. the t.il. —Make chemical t e 's t. s for - drunkenes.s the same across the state: this would end contusion I between the signs of drunkeness and 101) ailments, The cabinet a s s i g n e d U. i MANZANARES, Spun (TJPfl Chuck Saunders of the Highway I — .4r,gei Novillo Tort-es was Patrol to the treasurer's office reported te have received a to coordinate what Williams novel p resent for his 14th c a 11 e d "one of the hardest- birthday—a bright, new molar m on that I,rnke through his toothless hitting 's'safety programs record." PETE, the rabbit, and Butch, the dog, have been The board decided each eabireal pals for the past three months since their net official would 'send t repre- I owners, W. and Mrs. Berion Lewis, of rural Ge'sentative to the national Safety I neva, decided to let Pete roam loose after four UP!) — .t Council in Chicago next month' RN0 Nev. far away, years tit a pen. He ne ef enture mother told police that when 'and to other safety cm.etings. ______________ the Lewis' say, but if Butch, who watches him like it me- to driving, tier daugh. is an mother hen" thinks he's straying too far, ter vnWsl rather do it herself. he corrals him back into the yard. She 'aid die made a remark (Herald Photo)FINDON, England (UPI) — I about rue "poor .vay" the young The ti-V Ronald .t1ains Inns %Y011111,111 'v:is driving, and the threaeni'd to ,,,w his pulpit for Iaiig'ue-r 'ook .s 'swing it her, more than preatnuig. lie said uoxst her shout the lie-ad,and he .v-nild name those to his ;)it 'silL' if her i paris'u who owe money to local shopkeepers if they fail to pay K ingston, Jamaica, with a - their hiPspi)pUlUtiofl of 1213,500, ranks as New Tooth ' I Poor Driver tüo Bill Collector ' Expert W ll Instruct i Special Night Class I Classes in sir conditioning, refrigeration and heating me hanics will open at Lyman High School at 7 p.m. Sept. 15.. Instructor will be B. F. Canis, of Sanford who has had wide experience In this field and is in charge of the air conlitloning and refrigeration in etallations at Sanford Naval Mr Station, 1 ..~ Classes will meet evening Monday through Thursday, from 7 to 10 p.m. and continue until June 1, 1967, Fee for the course will be 15 per expenableu ter and will cover items such as copper tubing, freon, oxygen and acetylene. Text will be "Modern Refrige-ration and Air Condition. . lug," by Turnt1uist and Altit. F. (ANAS house, published by Goodheart rector of vo.'atloaal, technical and Willcox. Applications are now being and adult education, Schul Adreceived by E. S. Douglsas, di. ttijfljsttsitjolL Building, aaford. ' ' '. 310 1. FIRST WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS SANFOID the Western Hwnispheru'i Isigest Engiish.'speeihing city south the largest city in Wichita is of Mm iai. Kansas. ' . SAVE I 1 ' On BEST , , El . . _ I I _ ALL LP RECORDS SPECIAL SALE BINS ti _ I CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN SELLER PRICES CUT ON sentes - YOUR CHOICE FROM 79c Regur Stock of Latest Hits Monorad 1 97 $2 $397 Stereo NOW IN STOCK! Complete Until Stereo 8-Track TaPe-sINSURE WITH CONFIDENCE 114 N. Park Ave. A.M. . 6i IS P.M. ____ . .. .A' UCADI PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY Mary G. Bnstgs. Dale 3. Paylick and Melds, Kennedy, for Chapter 1404, and Margaret F'. Lee and Tmrndle W.ig!ey, for Chapter 0. Monseheart. An engraved silver tray was presented on behalf of the chap. ter by Mrs. Carlsnn to Mrs. rTherrnd as a gift of appreclatlOfl. I ON 100 UAND$ FARRELL'S members enrolled were In resume of their week, the Auxiliary were guests for the Dial 322.0331 Downtown Sanford For Auto and Horn. II Needles — Cases — Accussdes Sanford Electric 1 1 $ MAGNOLIA Co. 3221142 19 _4______ • ....., . Esso I .: '., ' -- , ' '- ;. • , :,4 • I .1' * 'U '.4 - '- '-S - - . -- :_._- ":! ...... I 668.4402 . ._L' .. 'l 1 5. OVIIDO 3 MILES EAST OF 410 ON HIGHWAY CSSUN 'Miss America' 19, 5 Ft. rws Whistles 5'. ; ___ _____ ------- - _ .9." M DsIton .,:. I-. ISSO AVIA'ION PRODUCTS 644.4255 ALL ATIACTY tersuzz, Eater Leggure, Nancy Michels, Frans Mc,Clain, 1Aliie Buckler and Jo Murniti. 0 S. Seminole 96 8 4°T iL1_=_ I Rearnait, Re,ine Himuiee, Pitiit' .ut.iky, (r'ftu . I -- I I __ ___ NEW AIR TAXI CIITIPICATI COVERS ENTIRE U.S MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS - 119 M.p.U. ....,c , ., , Hell - • ."- - ,..,..,,....,,,. ' . "U I 0 '4. *rig . '. , A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! Q. .f t sd C - t' I' Saiford ". 111a .: . , ,. day . . ., of Sept,ij,. '\__ I Philosophy Prof Joins Faculty iz sir New Ordinance Is Posted - !;f,-. hazaar - or .4 1,-. ! - for ps ' : I Ok -. ,I a FSU Enrollment Tops 14,000 ' ,r I - 1 . .. . I I Higher Food Price Pinch Felt , By Reserve Unit ' :., ,-' ' deputies wi:; ........... : ' 1 or ar.' Club Plays 0 Tables (J.d Ai copy 4.!. ITR Alto addr &u1 . ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) ---She's 19 years old, stacks 25.! 04 24.:I3 measurements on a 123 pound.5•foot6 frame and has , N brown hair and blue eyes. .. 1~, And she can draw a whistle of I ILI appreciation from any man. That is the composite picture E'v"G IONAL E XIII IIITION featuring, pu jut ings of art ells from S'tnforc of the 50 contestants who regisl)eflai'y, New Smyrna, Daytona, Holly 11111, and DeLand, will be at tered for the opening of the Bury Mansion House Oct. 22-23. Among members attending recent plan39th Miss America Pageant. ning meeting forthe Exhibition were Mrs. Beth Gregory and William F. The girls are spending a hiec Brannon, of Sanford, who are shown admiring one of the Saudi Arabia tic week displaying their pretcollection by Reginald'trange on display this month in the Galleries, tie-st smiles, posing for scores / (Middleton Photo) of pictures and answering questions, It Is also a week when the with celebrities girls are swarms oIspectators asking for their autographs. "Imagine, somebody asking NEW 'VORK (AP) Across Irnitsewife' footing the hilt, — hist nowhere neatly as cv for my autograph." said me But coffee — without sugar — high as a year ago. the country, families are feeling the pinch of higher food prices, is getting cheaper. Tomato products also may Miss Tennessee, Vickie Ilurd of ahead. Kingsport, after she signed slips They spent an average of near- Three large companies have cost more in the months of paper for three visitors. ly $1,025 a family on food in cut their wholesale cof1e pric- The tomato crop was cut by bad Miss Mississippi. Hobble Robes. 1965 — a record. weather. ertson of Hattiesburg, had anThis year the total may run Potato prices are headed highl'ork chops are- down :to cents other surprise in store for her. 'Im just amazed at how 6 to 7 per cent higher. it pound In it New York area this weekfriendly the people up here The latest increase is III the supermarket chain 3 are," she said. "Everyone is so end. Smoked hams are down price of refined sugar — at a Coast kindly. To tell the truth. I heard to 11 cents on the West time when the price of raw different stories about North. and bacon 3 to 4 cents, sugar on the world market has e-up. erners." dropped to the lowest In 25 TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — While posing for photograpie juice and fruit cocktail may years and there is a worldwide rida State University has al. be featured as specials at many pliers at a hotel pool, movie acsurplus of 20 million tons tar James Darren — vacationabout twice the annual U.S. ready registered 14,053 students markets, ing here — strolled over to the for ;he fall trimester and late consumption. contestants. The U.S. sugar quota system registration was expected to Said Miss Texas, Susan Logan intertwined with foreign policy boost th e total to nearly 14,500, of San Angelo, an aspiring achas helped create an artificial it w.-is reported today. tress: "It is a funny feeling for The deadline for late registrashortage of refined sugar in the me to be in the spotlight and to United States and guaranteed tion will be Friday afternoon ace James Darren on the sideforeign producers twice the with ,,early 500 students expec- TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — lines." price they can get in the rest of ted to sign up for classes by W. H. Werkmeister, director of Susan, incidentally, is the bigAmerican that time, the world — with the of Southern Call. gest girl in the pageant. Al. FS'J's enrollment last fall the University —. zinnia scnuos as PflIIOSOPflY for though she and four other conwas 13,200, about 1,300 under 12 years, has joined the faculty testants are listed on the prothe projected figure for this of Fbrlda State University as m at 5 feet 9, Susan confided grain year. The breakdown for the "I'm really a half an inch taller estjmtted enrollment will be profeor of philosophy. W3r1:meister, a native of than that,," about 55 per cent men and Asendo, Germany, has written Alaska, the largest state In per rent women, Classes began sever4l books, Including PhUo. the nation, has the smallest girl Labor Day. sophy 01 Science and Man and ,,. ,,..,. his Values, expected to be ptth' s5 21, of Fa irbanks'' . fished shortly, and weighs 101 pounds. She has a 34-22-34 figure. At midnight Saturday one of the 50 girls will walk down the PHOENIX, Ariz, (AP) — Laurunway of Convention Hall and "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" na Kay Gardner, Miss Arizona, will have a gift for other girls In be introduced to the nation as I SPECIAL $5.00 the Miss America Page-ant In Miss America of 1967. Go INTRODUCTION Atlantic City, N.J. The earth's home galaxy, She plans to give each it dyed slowly wheeling, has 200 bil. FLIGHT to a square foot of land adjoin, lion suns. l'lurth's sun makes a Ing the Petrified Forest Nation, full revolution every 230 million COURSE SOLO SPECIAL P41W CESSNA TRAINER — $12.00 Pa- How al Park in ArIzona, years. Legal Notice Cookout Planned * ' , I g, C UI and for F of ) the 1IC pert: t,.. - '"1'" Al; ,, see tht i - ,....u,"-'" "'" : - . I'll. , VRF a':' I iei s;rnienninui . .,,. • 's r' Bridge ' . eo. DeB "''"''' t- , ....................................... - - . - - Hospital dui • was It - - I 1 - pursuant s ' ' — 4 .. zn .. I __ - - ' - Parts Virtue Triumphs Over V ainy ANt - . ____________________ - 11 ... egion I ON ______ - . ./,. - A " Fiiin F,,ir' pnnsnre'rf hc .Sford 1.ndgu' of Moose -intl the Women of the' Moo'' has 5,.'ei-i ' 'S -5' . . it. i c 0 ... ion -• - hif New Laws IWI .TON A Slit] FF1 E1iO1t U I) Club trophies for Phly lust qensein ni'e' pit'scuteul by ,lnck Levinson, director, to Mt's. Angle Travis (Center) and Mt's. Amy Hai'nhy. Sent ed (lower right) is Al j'oji'Ier, wi re. of dip dish's .. ... . . , 5) t . ~ .. W, 01" * - • . ?iJflni 11.,I ), 4 :;4 'Fun Fair' Slated For Nov, 12 By Moose, Women a'u ... Attacks 14 *rritTh Page' 3 may - C, / In j l)i'iI ann Sluiffleboard Club is that, In addition to ploy, it also ... - - In other iflflo(iflee'fli*"ntc from the lodge' ,lie Stat, Confrrc'te of Women of the Moose will be sponsors dances, picnics, even inr, ft te's'i"s wt're' Mrs. fly MUM. If. I,. .JOIINS(IN 1 three local izirlt aid th"i it's, and other activity felt to be Jancy Ri-own. ;i-. held ,-,t the fliplomat Hotel in rts1, Hollywood Florida, (let. 27of Interest to the community. 11e1'orts of Girls State in learned many interu'stin fact's (hnllette', mu Thetm i; 50 (o--t'nri<e'r 'ut he local chap.. one of the most active' members 'allahnnseu, highlighted the pertaining to stato and nation. Rrnwer, R,'fre'shm*'nti of 'ak"s t'r planning no attend should presi is Al Poirler, oulgoitig and conrlwle'd ari't pnnch 've're 40rvorl. c'ptrmhc'r mo-oting of Sanford Al gr,',ornmt'nt, write' rhu' hotel reservations for ile-tit , who served as •'mnt'tt pressing their Unby again si,ie'tiefl fAigiofl Auxiliary manager. John i-Te'eienhurg, Hal— the dinner meeting. lie was pru' to the unit. ti3 when SIte' Makin, Cindy prv'eintinn ywnod the' Sea. Florida. si'titeel it plast It raft as it gift cut i f2ue'eker, presi- r Ann Carlson, ddeMrs. R"ty Vilson and Special his work. (nests for the lest for Lion )$)flr'('i a °I New officers, Inst oiled by I -4, spoke' ui? their weak in 'lent, rondiietrd the' business Chapter Nhilit P:'ngram and 9n. meeting which was opened roUnient Meeting of 1404 verp .John l)ilIon, are William Kern I he state capital. with prayer by Mr. ff.u.eI Stir served as a page' and stock, preside-nt; lull M's Thelma Sherrod, deputy Vice president: William Kggert, r'rns'irnry chairman of the Field, chaplain. grand regent for the state W Celeste s'note. The girls enjoyed a In reports from 'iarinu's ye elected; trt'uisulre-r, Florida, and 10 c'o.wnrkprs from TAT3I1AFIASSE? stated the nnMoore-, secretary, re elected, I rilk given by Serret-sury of chairman, it I Orlando Chapter 1002. Cah$nt rr i r i 1 ,; are a nd Jack I.i'vi osun, tourna ment itt Tam Adams and tour of it will folk'et soup to he' 'sent t a d y i n g propocak by State I Mrs. She-trod gave an inter . I he ('ispitol and the Governor's to Viet Nam and will sponsor dit'e-('tor, re-elected. Treistirer Arriward Williams for ecting and nfnrrnntive talk an l)ireu'tors will be Casteui, four funsion enthralled them, they 1 during the I.gi'n Fair ' 'stiff new laws for drivers. growth of the Women of the years; l'oirh'r, three years; Ole in Nr,vprn her. Williams. charged with coor- Moose. especially in this oats, Ole-son, two years, and Mrs. I Two parties, the Nationalists Announcement was made of dinating the state'.; traffic 'safety1 which she reported :g third in (krtln Ne-she-tm, one year, W] the Federalists, made up i the schoni of instruction sche'- program, called Tuesday for the nation in membership gain. Special guests for the, e%'enin he government for Girls State. duled Sept. IF; in Tavare's and cabinet support for the propo. There now ,;re 19 chapters in were news correspondents of elegntu-s attended a joint ses letter's from the' national pre's- I 'sals after heari ng of 12 traffic Florida, with a total memberlocal tu'wspapu_nrs and Mr. and ion of the Ifouse and Senate ident and district 9 president. deaths in Florida during the , ship of •i.a97. I Mrs. Chuck McCarthy of nd participated in a political were read. I1ahnr Day weekend. At the request of Senior Re. Deltona. Mackle Brothers. Mrs. Minnie Pezold remind- i Williams' proposals would: -ally where-, it was reported, gent Charlotte Carlson. Mrs. --Ra ise the ai' reqttirerne'nt Sherrod served is installing rehe speeches were "fantastic." ed that membership dues are - for getting a learner permit gent for Norma Schwarm, who A picnic and pep rally were now payable' for the ye'ar. for from 14 to 19. 'v;s :nstallinrl as Argus tar the A department award 'r,joyt'si and a talent show was ririv ---Make accept4ince of a present year. Graduate Regent resented Wednesday evening child welfare was prsi'ntesi er ; license carry the r.nnsent Edna .Meshnttn was installing rith graduation exercises on Mr's. Winnie Stiles. the to driver take a drunk testguide. Members of the unit'.; Jun ior C rhursday evening. A the -m-called "implied consent New M .... Terrorists ii tilnyad at Vingsunl Court until the new emirts 011 Elgrove arc' complet ed. A elki inguikhlng f, tire' of the S. ' . . hi' tnfnrh St'it. 9, 1964 William Kernstock Heads iShuffleboarders Wailillioam frrit h 't *'. 'S - ' S -'S --. �' .4- low- - ' 4 S I SANFORD'S DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS ARE READY WITH TH MERCHANDISE YOU NEED.... AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD! NO METERS SHOP AT FREE 4. NIGHT ? cun MOST DOWNTOWN SORE S OPEN IL PARKING PLUS 4 U U PARKING LOTS! 88 SELECT We C%allsomms! VALUES extra bed wi+h an . . . .' :: Dark cottons — STANDOUT . .• BUNK BEDS room in the bed room zos * .• ONE CAMObluous filemeni nylon carpe with back.. for AWL . v.ra.ty o{ large immediate delivery . . A FREE PARKING . • GEC Deco . ce on from our regular stock v4 famous brand with Ti SIUC T dIto 1111di innerspring CE ,.w, , and OAK~ / Big at F • of latfic covers Many styles to choose from dali turn auorIment I TI'. T ' weave dirig W% Clon vtou Pic ust 188 U I AND • £ JUG ... . • Sprev. Stem. 00 ........ • Dry 98 PAIR •._& I 88c $ $1188 DELUXE Sizes I DINNERWARE lPaiierns Check the PLY I.for. You Ivy! ___ ___ N*Umu PUT THE BOUNCE BACK ii. INTO HIS STEP Cal 88 SET Heash Pagpo • SOFA BED SUITE safe b" suite in nylon 4reize at long woving flat w6avel . . . many colors to choose 4rom Chair has full foam Sofa makes comfortable bad . . " I' • . ONLY CONCERN" - THEY COST No MOM PAR of WMISL SANCM* 41$ W. FIRST ST. ll Open Fridays 254 [• 9 DOWNTOWN SANFORD f5lf 3 i PAIR man ••---- --• -- --.-- REFRISEIATOR" riiI I ___________ Fi'.. IIF '[) '.H I., I LI$28995 W@T* "VOtal colors M* %774 95 II "f1l 31 Ent . I 0 FI'WzSr YOU CAN DEPEND ON GIBSON S II m.ln #nso- W box some 1 1You'd expct to pay much more 1 for the quality features in this mattress I /- •- ' ,- t Ches SPECIALS Lubrication w.i*s iisci . — . ' . C • . ed I In Set --- hhi ) __• 8k w..i Wheels Ballanc*d 4iPITI 1142 At ONOM RD. Duro4langs 0( - • Tarnish• tive AT WRU MUT ANY ADVNRTffft Poo IF THE Tog ##"I$$5 on WAM table. IS you act quickly you can own eight—at substantial savings! Service Includes sijht 4.pleca p1st. s.ttlngs (plot, knife, p1st. (oiL, teaspoon, individva "Ted fork) plus butter serving knife, sugar spoon, two tab!e or serving spoons and sliver storage chest. - - ___________________________________________________ APVIITISIP IS FIRST LINE erwforwEi 95 $ e Lotwearins woven Wipe cover °z a complete seMc4or. ___________________________________________________________ - STI.'LIIG ALSO: Dinner-Mr-Four, LW! $25. Dinner-(or-Twelve, SAVE $75. I BARGAI N S -' psrsddulcoils • &iooth, buttonfr.e surface • keeps surface smooth WESTIAN AUTO ASSOCIATE ST011,111 and Choice • •Nun&2 of DO 33C IV HIS. and Sliccoppeef Ss 2$ to42 cun • --'. GOLDEN SLEEPEIR • 66 - ______________________________ FIRM SEALY --•• - EXTRA LfItt kài. Ad' st . f 1 88 so - Spark Plugs . . Save 88c '50 - " W mom 88C . . . . Compare at higher prices I The Amuwas, the hway featurc4. the outst-adin value fbr your mo=W. .vr theft. .I'?4 p,tivna No fedold Tig all • JOIN OUR CLUB PLAN . WOMENOPEN FRIDAYS 711. 9 P.M. I I CORNER 3rd & PALMETTO rrzwr' • •WWV .- - .tk ASSOCIATE STORE Saf.vd, Florid. W. Pirs* --- -- shani "" 01111 ENDS 010IE1 • Deep.qullt.d to putty Uslyfoamso e Edp GardsO prevent sa"ing WSes • Hundr.ds uS tempered culls • Luxury wage decorator pü, co v er (tas the Jewel. It 1vyp ..s.IIdii Iii a ti se A ,p.etai." 'Phone 3fl.23)3 112 I5uk 995 4 * Kader Jewelers a MOONEY JnU1Y FU11jOIt itnd Footweij' 0P 4 'Y .1119 212 E. First Dowito sf FIRM . Im WSSAP we GOLDEN 81, EP SUPA-10-wa-MMMI feral r1111 Time R*packed 9Whoels IdI.d Chum p.4 Wa 88c SHOP THE INTIRE STORK FOR 116 BUYS CAU11#0 ft"60 DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322.1113 - 'Nanau IRES OF Furn re therOPEN FRIDAYS •TIL 5 253 £. FIRST ST. ill, crepe sole. steel shank support. Siie and widths to lit everybody. 88 __ MINLOP •- I S Miii Pass Mfg AT Ise mnif He'll love their caretree, oreezy laok~, finir light-n*ir casualnem (they weth only 12 ounm each), @rw thg way they shrug of dirt and water. So easy to keep cieai too iimple bfushing does it. Comes with spfinly 2 pc. I $ tr0M 7" --- DOWNTOWN SANFORD SLACKS b,ealrnnw,U UsIa pIgMtflb)oivei,nc 2-Piece FOR BCD Wldfh$ PAIR Open FrId.y Evenings GOR.EIAt PHONE 322.2452 CO' lit & MAGNOLIA a Aec.unts W.k.m.d I $ LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED Ii GLENN MCCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS ' Accrsdi$.d Cbs,q. 1 ti SANFORD THUR • TOUCHTON'S REXALL4DIUG SHOES CHOICE $tYl/ wardrái. Whit. with Plastic Arm i i Treesister WIrE) sAwpp mi P.M.PIL f SDAY C ': PORTABLE DOWNTOWN • EA H FLASHLIGHT HERALD SANFORD 88 "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRWARY l •0 L. •IT STRuT DOTO OPIW yovr wjupr sins 8 to 18 Select from 4 colors 11C '.•' Library _-••--- --- EVEREADY 2CELL I PANTS 5 II S P I L MAILOX .... Boys' Corduroy . .... R". 1.49 q 88 firtile Atl i ACCUDITID CNAII ACCOUNTS 16-Piece Sei fled &re cap dot., HOLDER Assortment ice 88C MEMO Loafers by Storybook %0.: 10*1 3% •P g .. ROCKERS swivel rockers in fr.,z., flat I all (lie per, 3 Res. "C . ... Wide Choice tlirt iu.. Heuehld I • D11.) %101 Sizes 5..á7 SET 0116:11 th. CHECK THE LUCKY "8" BUYS ONE TABU PANTY BRIEFS _________________________________________________ 88 thell from figs Lace +rim nylon 1GA0FF1 me$+ress end to ".95 __________ Ytilirs fhos* who need an ex+re firm maftress Made +a Sell Ai $159.0D lei .................... specils! lomd ¶ OM POST Box Springs firm p quel+y extra o — FIRSTdAR1C AVE. MATTRESS ble - Innerspring Firm OFF STREET N . MLY GOLDEN SLEEP SALE! DEPARTMENT STORE Across BLOUSES DRESSE S A MI ?I Ah.e 200N. PARK AVL • Ladies . AI VV 9flWU! mary/esther' s BETTER ve 14M.g heavy jute 3 ONE RACK HURRY! A M weeds, metals or beads. ---- Special! patterns and colors in and the price is only. .. SQ. YD. xfre Accr.ditsd charge accounts welcome v i A fun collection of swinging styles. Cheese from mobil.., ball drops hoops and others in Regular and half sizes COTTON — DACRON — JERSEY 488 NUIRRY1 1 88 Va. 5 RACE m a' BANGLES& BEADS ove right into action! V • l Values +0 $19.99 NYLON CARPETS WTW N ARDIS OT Dal as (1 Values to $11.99 ' Continuous Filament irw A 98 DRESSES 88 - 98 U UNIFOR!AS For you working girls! By ' UMGS THIS WISKIND - oww,oww SANFORD FIRST "i, Sizes 6.18. Permanent S 9-VIY h Shoe Store • ,.11atl included m4... 98 : in Colors T uccmuncnt&stv1e:uIck,bIJ4 and materials heal that is cht. rijrht. .lust thr 8h()t hl99 rniIc in perfect Sturdy Maple Finished wi+h these s+urd Make more ffwp6 finished bunk beds ior +hose Buckaroos . . . Comfortable innerspring meffresses, ladder and guard 0_p i _____ . ONLY / D ester. Hand wash or Dry Clea n. Ou u LEATHER SANDALS r to 14 ..•.•• LAR G E SELECTION Net. $3.99 DRESSES sin 3 so 6x 7 • 4 .. 88 - 0 A. Iock.ts.ol Foam 0wice of foam or Innerspring mattress its luxury feel ... Easliy canRubber cushions add +a ver+s from so+. to double size bed and the pnce re. ',f, . SLEEP A Cross WAY fvotn Soiflhsrrs duc.d+o t+c 2010/o OFF FRIDAY NIGHT DOWNTOWN. S A N F O R D Plum Pretty o LUCKY VALUE, I $ 88 COBBERS famo INDEPENDENCEmONSTONE n4ESE ME SPECIAL PRICES GOOD FM A UMIT TIME Add 11 OFF .STR 'II 9P. M. 1 FURNIIURE ll W. FIRST ST. 32*4151 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING -__- -- -- --_- NOUN — =101 .F1 ---.-------- - -------- '' " — - -' t - - - '- - ----- --- - - . - .................. ............... • - . •• r • - - - ¶ - I - , - - • •-•• • . : �V..' , p ' - -. - '- - - Miss Provost And A.B. Exchange Vows Of Matrimony '' 'kr fftf orb 11pralb Page 6 - Sept. 59 1966 ' Mi ss Baker, Bower,Ir. MarrLed In Church Ceremony Bdbb l Dance Planned Friday Night The Sanford Starlight Prom -onaders square dance club sponsored by the Sanford Bec reatlon Departnumt. has ached Wed a class for beginners start lug Sept. 14. at 7 p.m. at the Civic center. For the benefit of people It the area who are not familial with square dancing and fm those who think they might llkc to learn, a demonstration snIl sudieiee participation dnncc will be held in the Pinreresi Shopnlng Center this Friday Sept. 9 starting at fi p.m. A Central Florida caller will be In -charge of the dance, it front of the Ligget.Rexnll store Square dancing is a very pop ular recreation and clubs arc organized all over the Unit-e States and many foreign coun tries. The state convention was bolt in I.Orlando this year and mor than 2,5flt) dancers took part It the three-day festivities. l)ur1n the winter season the Sanfort promnaders welcome vis1tin couples from many northert states and Canada. Come to the Plnecrcst Shop ping Center Friday night ant take iiart or just watch. A 'Oel Acquhited" night is plannec at the Civic Center for Sept 14-first night of the new clasi - and a welcome Is extendec to those who would like to tak part or just watch. 11 r 1. I. Mica Nainma Provost, of Bityonne, N. 3.. and Alfred B. Babb of Sanford, were united In marriage Wednesday, Aug. 81, at 5 p.m., at the Pinecrest Bapt1t Church with the Rev. Roy - Rsinillton performing 'the ceremony. The bride, given In marriage by her brother, Edward Lewis, wore a silver white suit accent. ed with 'light blue accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. IL Schuller, sister of the ride from Levittown, Pa., serve(] n Miss Provost's maid of honor and best man was Raymond 0. Downey of Sanford. FniiwIng the ceremony, a yectI1 was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Downey 103 PineCrest, Drive, Sanford. Guct.s attending the wedding :: '.. : '4 • . - '. - - - -- M r. With Dinner Meet Mrs. Sheila Roberts, president of All Souls Catholic Women's Club, has announced That the :rganintIon will resume meetings after a three months summer suspension. A covered dish dinner Is set for Monday, Sept. 12, at 6:30 p.m. at Parish Hall, followed by the regular tvuiness meeting at S n.m. Mrs. Sara Ensterhy Is chairman - of the -dinner.S-- All women of the Parish are asked to attend since the alms and objectives for the coming year will be discussed. Combine gruuuu oats, sugar, jçIg powder, salt and raisins n medium-sized bowl. Add yenjng Ingredien ts. until 'y ingredients t inois' used. Fill greased muffin j full. Duke in 425-degree oven 15 to 20 minutes. Makes 12 mid- &' w " 1$ , Retailer! MY HOUSE DID NOT PiANO ORGAN t I I 14 p granulated sugar I tbsp. baking powder m. 0 a 4 up. salt 1A : cip mil k Mix Whats,.. _____ -r-----' .-.'; I ' p.- ''' - .. ,. - - I aupr, 3fl475 You : '- 0-U-i--OF Lose - '4' --_ _. ID I and 10 CUSTOMERS EVERY YEAR 30% And ,i_ y our o f Enterprise Personals ,1N, ,(.... 4 0:1 ?; _., !,.,"~ . ',-. -- , . - . - :,!., ,,114 19*'. I' business leaves with them! 1~ 11 - ' , ~1 1 Hard to believe? If yours is an average business, you do LOSE 3 0 % of your customers each year If you don't believe it, look Through last years accounts and see how many are no longer active! it 1) It '' -- -.-----.--_._._ 09" -- - S89S L01. fly LIZA BAKER Mrs. Lottie Gore, Mrs. F. B. Kcrfiot, Mrs. William McPherSon nad Miss Edna Bentley, of Chulupota, recently visited Mrs. Rosa Nichols, a former reel' (lent, ut the Orange City Nurslag Ik..me where she is a pa. tient. fly JULIA - THE PARKWAY Chuluota Personals tyl.s, S choice brim wldthi and weqhts for your pur?kular . . . also sport felts to $4.95. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS gim ptotd,O&It f Sta-ley Lester, of 410 Avenue , huluota, recently under. went surgery at flay Pines Veterans Hospital MEN - ii s M.qnOIJa Ave. WEAR S Downtown Sauferd ______________________________ - 1 .1 WHY... DO YOU LOSE n FALL SPECTACULAR % en ALWAYST QUALITY ) THEM? I - - . - - _____ Through death, hard feelings, moving to another community or through the efforts of hard-driving com• peti+ors . . . and a variety of other reasons beyond your control. - - ' - , - TIME, THERES A NORMAL BUSINESS INCREASE OF OVER 4% EACH YEAR! AT THE SAME 1 i -i , ':-- - ---S - '- . - ' . . 4 ' - - - .- - -. - . - .- - _______ - -- - - - .- - '-,- - - - - -- ,. -- .. b.+t.r m.rhandising better planning, more vigorous promotion of fast selling goods and services. The surest, most profitable method of sales promotion is consistent, tim.ly advertising in THE SANFORD HERALD. - - Mrs. Verna Keene left Thursday for an extended visit with reIa'ies in Richmond, Va ADVERTISING IS THE line" stereo. Speaker wings a changer swings clown and you ha thcontmis1wm front r rear. r1.Ii ruaticehanger with nsw4-place F. twa Tone Arm. Six spukers two four 3w'. Separate bass, treble, stereo lance : ntmi5 Jack fol 0 ADVWISE IN YOUR I * OF TRADE... LIFE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartos zek :eturned from a five.day assemn)ly of Jehovah's Witness held at Miami Beach. Johnny Burnett Plans to StSY In San Jose, Calif to attend school there this Year. LOCAL PAPER - - S. --- ' .. •t - - --- 00 Pa* ' - .;. - • - tI .: - -- -. - -- - - --- . i-,- •,;&I:':.', '.•.'a - - , ... -- . - - - ' - 1 '"i:.'.4g?* •• .•, .-.-., ) 11' - ' IV I -" - - - -. !:,b - • - - 'S Miss Mary Dane returned from a vacation with friends and elntIves in Michigan and other north ern states, .- . . t. THE SANFORD HERALD advertising salesmen are always ready to talk things over with you, and help pr.pare construcfly., profitable advertising layouts at no extra cost to you. •iI . . The answer lies in - . - :- - -- - - , - . -. - - - -. - -• -'-.- - t -' -- . - , - r. - '-:' - .`%.V: '.".... -, ;' I". - -. •.. - 1. I ----. - - - -- - ,, , -- - •---• - - iii tile TOhnf 11 current Miss Teen-age Anterien from Dalute, Miss Teen-age America Pageant. Colette Paramus, N.J., is on Joyce's right. Clockwise her court ib,. Judy Jacobs, Detroit; Jail jovik, Chicago; Unda Sullivan, Dallas; Janet Heft, WIcLits, and Diane Remillard, of . Albans, Vt. The girls were In New York City to spearhead the Puritan Fashions fuhiun and beauty. Corporation's National TOCA Board seminar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter and children spent the Labor bay weekend at Ellinor Village. Now you can wear the synibol of YOu1 hugh schmuoi While you Colo still a sophomore. hutulor or sotulor. Don ' t wait 1)0(11 Y0U'dt al' Illost reach' to graduate to get your SCi)oOl ring, Order youir today from 7ijlu's, in iiia'iuuficeiit 10K gold rungs Madam Margo as PHONE 322.2611 PLENTY OF F I'. ' _____________ I -- - I . I . r. . . , -- or (I 425.5938 for all schools. It's so easy -- .I -T '--- -- - .. --- - ft . , 5- -. t . - _ - -- -. I . . . - ii-,. I__ -.. Oi.,; an V__A A all tud.yI iciti4,ii 352d - I - to own, on convenient t%i(IIIe. Wear It while you Pay. Boy's $29.95 Gil l's $25.95. Lc.t.d I. Ave. Bravo! For the most luxurious Italian bulky handknits of wool/mohair/nylon! Choose from 2 great styles too! Button-front cardigan or V- neck slipover! Exciting colors in solids: white, burgundy, tweeds: burgold It. blue, cocoa, bottle green gundy/blue, loden/blue, brown/gold. Sizes small, medium and large! on ANOTHER DISTAFF INVASION NEW YORK (UPIt-Women, Palmist & Advisor much it tur.n out, have jus' Mil- key Neal bus returned endurance as the man who aellm She Advises on all Problems from is extended vii1 in Pass- insurance. More than 6,000 women na of Love, Slckn.ss and Business dew., (,&W. tionwide are making a living HOURS $ A.M. to 9 P.M. young l ieti and insurance. putting a big selling Mrs Andre AY DAILY Altanionte dent in the once male strong son, A n d y, of Springs spen' Wedneady with bold. The 4nst.ituttt of Life In i entt., M.i and Mrs. C. surance says the female writers WINTU PARK, FLORIDA of policies like the Idea oh A. flrnderswi. 989 OlIOB4I Ave. working close to their hornet (HI.W.y 17.2 N.) Mes Helen Snodgrass re- and of choosing hours that lxi Ciii 644.4941 dovet*ii with their hotnemakini For Appt. turned Sunday from a visit 1Lh4JtjleI. Man. THE MOST ThUSTE Lush cover- ups... our Italian hand - knit bulky sweater buys ! -. ..?....;'. -, "' '::: ...,,•, -. .4p I . K W IC 1.. IC ft. SANFOipLj.A312.IQji OPIN THURS. £ FRI. 'TIL ? CHARGE IT! in Sanford Plaza 'I --- - 599 T'Alw ~`4 ISa I . ------------ - - a - - - - SHOP ilL S P.M. MONDAY THRU SATUIDAY * - .. ,- -,..""*",P,4,.", -- i / - -- 4 New - - . . $895 . A NEWSPAPM WITH MORE THAN 50.000 READERS - .. ' - _________ Press gaoiia - - - t O!jiiiian By MRS. RITCHIE flARR H. I)iiv' l'ern l'ark, has been con. Mr. and Mr's. Ralph Couihiette Pines Six lucky, lovely and charm- change of Ideas with "her ly round. To keep her finger- finvd at enterathed approximately 15 of 'ut' for t two weeks th eir neighbors and friends at Irig teen-agers, all local winners girls." nail iolish looking neat, hte uink'i'.iri a s$'ri(' (if tests. Mr. their home Friday evening with of the Miss Teenage America Each girl has her own beauty always begins with a base coat. Severs i. a iii'tnIu't of the Pageant, were toge th er for a recipe and here is a tasteful a "crab boil." -.hnet Iteft, Wichita, Kan., World War I Ve14'r;urls Lake week in Nesv 'ork City and, sampling: feels that lxstuiee is the inaiti- llI'Li'IIl 71)3 ,,I J"ix l4aki'. Iii, boy, did the fashion and beauty -Miss Teenage America, Col stay in locking your l)I'St and Mr and Mrs. ii. L. Severs Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Henderson tips f'y lette Dalute, Paramus, N. J., what a point she makes . She of 1i LuIIi,ii Iit-ivt', returned spent Labor Day with their These girls represented a likes false eyelashes only when likes her teeth to sparkle' and ruc"ii'iv frittu an f't"nded trip daughter, son-in-law and grand cross-section of the United they are well applied. She hates carries a cmnll tube of tooth- north '.h'rt' (hey atentie(I the son, 'dr. and Mrs. Andre Aylies States as members of the Na glue to show and awry lashes, paste in lid' bag for a refresh. wetililig Ill their $-;$nddaugiiftr,, and Atidy, who have a cottage tional Teen Board, a division She also likes to use blusher ing touchup. ('h'ri Lt'' si'vur, of Fox Lake at Now Smyrna Beach for th e of Puritan Fashions Corpora. with a bit of glitter In it. hills, lii to (an Frost of Mction, They were here to attend ,-.Jan Gjovik, Chicago, disweek. Ik'tmi v, Ill,, on .11111v 11. They beauty and fashion seminars. coveted lip gloss and likes it cii,jti .d vklts with fi'k'nds and Poised and sparkling, th e because it keeps her lips moist Clint Kinlaw, grandson of rcIatu'.'s. Mr. tid Mrs. E. W. Jones, who gir ls answered questions at th e and utchapped. She keeps co Situ-I' 11,. Sevt-rs have Come 4'4OW * seams rtss t,ifl 5fli) tjndewent surgery at Orange sem&'iar on a multitude of top logne and witch hazel in the tioivi-' they I('c'ei'.t'(J "ord that Memr.ial Hospital last week, ics th at ranged from fashion refrigerator-finds It more re away with speed. New String tiny tI,VC a 1)1w gr:indiaughter has bren transferred to Harry preferences to beauty ideas and freshing this way. She dabs and thread scissors of cutlery nain"lI N;uhine Wet'nt'r anti witch hazel on her eyes to help steel ccp right in thi(' hand with wvii:ig flItiV poilitls, two Anna Crippled Children's Home future careers, tr Den mo th er to this talented keep their sparkle. in Umatilla for further' eat a finger ring to hold thii'in snug' oiinci- whose prt'iit are Mr. LI n d a Sullivan, Dallas, ment. \Ve hope that he is corn troop of 64 is Joyce Wilson, ex tins. Lc'l ( ov S'e.t'ner of icC. Made pressure fl and ' In i ing along nicely and will soon ecutive vice president of Teen finds th at If she powders un Itilh iii i'aI,'rn;i$ 'i-.imlfathicr America Associates. der th e eyebrow, her eyeliner be IiaIid-a(1iuStC(i at the tension is ii'arv Wegener of Itola, iii, be out. Each year she has the excit won't leave a mark on the up scre,v. The scissors conic vithi big nd rewarding job of ad per d. a metal -fi'aine'd leather sheath Mrs. Doroth y Emanuel is in Nl) IT -Dianne Remillard, St. Al to covet- the blades whit-ti not good groom Seminole Memorial Hospital, vising teen girls on (El it tilt '.1 \ \tl' Sanford. Mrs Grace Hiers is ing aid how to stay calm and bans, Vt., likes a bright lip In use II): I,Il ill I ( )I 1 paintI in Halifax Hospital in Daytona switcned on when a contestant stick and uses a brush to define A newly -shaped tton., it, I IlI I' It hut' 11th. I) Beach. Bo th are undergoing ID the Miss Teenage America her iinely chiseled lips Iii -t Iii (lilt' ill (0) the Nacontest. -Judy Jacobs, Detroit, likes shoe.'.ote with an adiust a hit' ti-ca-rn ' ent tutnai I'aiiit VarniIi .ini LanMiss Wilson feels th at her liner but only on the upper lid shoulder strap is av.aiiahIv Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Denby of chic, up-to-the-minute appear and extends the line slightly be a fake leopard or ciu't cover- (liter Ass'wIatI;Ii Co%er an old 0 tiVo)0( Oldsmar, spent the weekend ance :s due to th e constant ex cause her eyes tend to be over ing. -paper coarse I to make and holiday with her parents, S:iutl vithi the Mr. and Mrs E D Cunning grain ut wood. And sand each :IjJt I:liIIlb. &&III J ham " -:; 't surf ut, with three % c" grades 1)1 PaP(!L', start jug with Mr . and Mrs Walter Dan the i at 'It "I of Cie three Jtl(t £ bury ti Cincinnati, Ohio. were putting the finisiing tuJa an " recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. with tli finest one. Emm..tl Remley They visited f ' ariois points of interest in th e 'i" state uhile here .5 .' Miss Mar) Lou Peters and it I ,. Miss E:len Faye Peters were Miss jackie Webb and her - j' r i,.'gl, X, - li, Labor Day weekend guests of 11 I ', J4 " r ., I') znoth';r, Mrs. L Webb, of DeLand, at E llmor Vil lage. Sanford - I I - - Altamonte Personals . -- -- . ' Teen Contestants Sing Out About Beauty And FaS~~ Lons - . '- - i,.,~ '," - -- - ' - FELT - , - - - ___ - Now In Stock! ' - ___________________________ ' ' l "o, , vo Perrn a 2457 PdMe?ts Ave. - ...!rr.'''' t ,. -- - induct -' VISIT OUR BIG UCOPJ DIP4 POB COMPLITE IICDID U MRS. GUY BISHOP U cup shurtenint, soft IV VOICE -. ' - WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT? ~ Member of the American Guild of Organists, the Music Teachers National Association and Florida StLtt4 Music Teachers Association. 2 cups ground oats f . ,, 4,. E So - aft., a succ.uf1 and enjoyable year of teaching part timw dIr.ctlag is Jackseevillo and attending Master Classes in Pismo Pnd.q.1y as Jacksonville University, I will mum. teaching is my how.. here. STItEUSELWPFEI) COFFEE . - I -' '-: __________________________________________________________________________________________ 14, 4 f';' - . - - - Longwood Personals I IIA . .--i,-3 .Lu7;l-ui.. LULI condensed U1bCJ IIUW egg wauiea -' *.. -.... '.. --... untii notny. iirauuntil (Wneat, milk and egg-free) of mushroom soup ually add sugar, tablespoon at 1 cup enriched corn meal cup milk a time, beating constantly until 5 cups water 2 cuis Quaker Life cereal, stiff and glossy. Gently fold in i tsp. salt crushed prune mixture. Spoon into 6 in14 1 cup cold water up butter, melted dlvidaal dishes or i large survBeat walci- to boiling in large ½ cup finely grated sharp cited- lag thab. Chill several hours or auoopan. Mb cornmeal and dam cheese until set. Series 6. salt with cold water. Pour Into Combine buns, soup and boiling water, stirring constant- milk in 1½-quart casserole. Mix Now for those not on diets. .ly. Bring to a boll, cooking UI)- cereal, butter and cheese toDESSERT DAZZLERS II thickened, stirring frequent- gether until crumbly; sprinkle Batter: U. Cover, continue cooking over over vegetable mixture. Bake in i egg, beaten low beat b minutes or longer. 375-deg oven about 25 mmcup milk Serves 6. utes. Serves S. 1. tbsp. sugar 1 cup pancake mix RAISIN OATMiAL MUFFINS PUFFED RICE CANDY BALLS 4 bananas (Wheat tree) (W1eat, milk and egg free) For batter, combine egg and 2 cups ground tints 6 cups puffed rice milk n bowl. Add sugar and 14 cup sugar % cup light core syrup pancake mix, stirring lightly. 1 tbsp. baking powder 14 cup light molasses Cut each peeled banana in 1I tsp. salt ½ tip. salt inch pieces. Dip Into butter; ½ cup raisins I to. vinegar drain. Fry In hot deep fat (375 1 cup milk degnt*s) to to 3 minutes. Serve 2 tie. shortening 3 tbsps vegetable oil . warm -with cinnamon sugar. I OL!L! beaten 64 - IS ' ('IU1!.L M'Tr1. MT1.1 jn r.. - ,. 914 ar -lIS "''''v ,' milady's' shoppe tr - . . - Of nt th 10 . . , Cottons 1111 th CL r) ' 9 Begin Fall Season te hI' - - . .'.i He Wl .' . t r -. .-. ' i" In - . - 9&Jtt"MdfflA ci th ,, liv .P!'AN SPRAIN WIlSON Irprrr'f, nylon fabric ooi"s rni sohd in gift shnTs to f)f)te who rtm like shaving cream. Resides still helievu' its the sentiment NFW YORK lATh Voti floppy hats there ore baby tra that really counts. to the rtipbnnrtl to get down a Fanr'v candies, matches and styles. dropper! wnkthine' tan of dress and hat, nd body rnnt(hing fnshlnnc ceith pu -,rles are more nonedihies and ti,lnk, anti a wet' ran of pc-ntis. kicky sklrtq. nondrinkahies -ealed In round Yotir husband asks It W il l It was a California mnnnfcuctins with prestiitv,s labels. pI('nse get turn that six-pack of titter who decider! to can men's ?ven '.t'ithnnt its contents, the ties tin the shelf, ties, featuring a handy pack of can today is very much in Heraust' you arc' eperting sic for the man .'r'flrifl who is Thanks artist. to V0UC. Yp guest you may also reach for - Andy Warhol's pnpuilnniiatinn of VIUtIiI1fl parked c- hair, and for more than Ofld I'erhaps the choicest canner the Campbell soup ran, cultureuse In case ttue c'r,nverstIon ltt)WR stale, several cans of in the country is the stockroom conscious women's cimmhs on th e of a 4ew York department store West Coast ser'e luncheons st il l I resh air. during its holiday season. There in cans. Ftmlrrirrsser Julius CarFor pleasant hnkgrrninrj In assembly line fashion a busy 11Sf) ti's dandard-si,Pd cans .i know you can always -tiuint mar'hine pops lids onto juice curlers. The arty set in Oreen-. 0Ut canned music. slie d cylinders rnntaInint ,:ilk wk'h Villait.-' anneals them toThis could be you today, stockings, slacks, mink bo-. ether is table heits or smashes uittennny as It sounds. Grandma may have quit Jewelery, sweaters, sexy ling- them lOtI') can-tactic sculpture. Without a can opener life can preserving things with her boll - erie and bikinis. , , to PI'(liflIlS favoriI iter -, Canned air is a lug pots, jars, rubber rings and psi rail ri. Ht the ry she _________________ rosterNi marches on. The presnirized tin cylinder, standard 'dltuiI)rn('rut In lbp brides k i tchen I Anti flue tknighhruy'q duifflebag, and the recent fliptop darling of the bvvr,rnsv industry, now . -1. -."'.. store more than mere Food and lrinuk. Ifeceritly a dress mantifartuir,1 HATS i'r 111)1101 Ir)('rtl It is putt i ng tip Its Iniressc's anti hunts in urns The hi hot matches the live l y clnqh 11, ' ' lug colors anti kahc'itlnccnpic tint torus of the garments Inside. Whur'n thin lid pops rift, wrink. 0' \ Mrs. Henry I.. Baker, was radiant In her gown of y MA11ANN MILES 40 Miss Margaret Ethel Ba. pesu de snip with a bodice mother of the bride, W ker dAIIRhter of Mr. find II and front panel of Chantilly du'd in a tv.n piece him' I L, Baker . 1.,f , dl . iat'e, The full overskirt was Shantung suit complemented d Vllia I M'!ea Bower Jr., son of Mr. handed with lace and a cu- with matching accessories and Mrs. William M. Bower cdr of lace ruffles In back ani a yellow orchid corsage, Sr., of West Lake Brantley ended In a chapel train. tier Mrs. William Inwet Sr., 'k.. Rrid Forest City, were unit- v.'il of imported Illusion fell mitlier of the groom, was *i'i ed it, Hnly Matrimony, Sun- from a Queens crown of seed dressed in a sift pink enaeni 4 day, Sept. 4, 1966, at 7:30 perls She carried a cas- ble fea'ming a lace top aml ' .1." .1 * ' p.m., at the Forest take cade of white maca centered creie skirt, tier accessories Ssi.'enth.dr Atv II 1 ..._...I I.,,....I UI . .......... .-•t49 .... a .t'hi*q 0111.1 ll1 I1.JtI VV L V 10 I 4' I Ch:rch, Forest City. Miss Judy Ann Bower, ala- chid was touched In pink. ' Elder .lamec Hamrick offi. ter of tie groom, was maid Mrs. Mattk' A. 'iliorne ' '' cia-ed at the candlelight of ronor. Bridesmaids were frirn Washington, fl C., 4 , ~, , ce.'niony before a flower- Don nie Clarhiad, Brenda gra*idmother of the groom, .:' covered archway with baa- W3mack and Norma Rams- was attired In a gold emkets of nhite mixed finn era dell They were dressed in in .tiered (no piece suit nUh -1 on either ,de The 14 long brocade sheath gonna nitchIng accesorIeq and a _________ branched candelabra burned in a beautiful soft shade of corsage of tiny red rose tall white tapers. Palms also red with sleeveless floor bi,Ia. .i I decorated either side of th e length matching coats and Oilier out of town guests Altar. Tall burning tapers in a t c hi n g bouffant veils. included Mr. and Mrs. flowwere at the end of the pews. They carried cascades of ard Thorne Jr and daughter, Mrs. Syl-Ia Moyer, organ- wte and red flowers with Janice, from Washington, 1). 1st, presented a program of waite streamers. C. Mrs James Barclay and I rn',cic be fore the ceremony. Little Cindy Musseinhite daughter, Belt) Ann, Chkn ,$ Included in Mrs. Moyer's se- served as flower girl and go: Mrs. Clarence Walker . leeti-ona were 'Behold, A was absohutely breathtaking and Mrs Leroy i4ynch, South Rose l Blooming," Brahms; as a miniature bride. Carolina; Mr. and Mrs. Gill)cnnisllaynen was Bible mere Whldden, Mr. and Mrs. __'PJtQLRJ_jn. "flach; 1. '-! "kndantc" (from Minis. beat-er. tures), Peeters; "Rest in the James B. Meek served as Charles Ilaynes and Elder Lord," G room; "Andantino" best man ushers were an.l Mrs. Warren Lawrence, I (from LOrganiste), Franck; Randall DeMntt, Greg Mus. all from Fort Myers. Ml AND MU' W. M li( ) \Vlil .Ill th e attendants' processional, aelwhite Danny Epler, Keith Following the ceremony a "Trumpet Tune in D," Pur- Brdwn, hal Tompkins and reception WSS held in the ered ti white, with red nylon I'r t,'a-ellri, M i- i Itow'r cell; the bride's procession- 3 inny flower. Church Social Hall. Mrs. caught up to make how wini' a t'uik I.rot-arI' 'wif *1, "Bridal Chorus,'' WagMter th e vows, Elder Charles Rtckett and daugh- throughout I lie table's t'II):- wit !i a pul l. jf$ tilq,iisi and ncr, and the recessional, James Hamrick handed each ter, Leona, were In charge lti. 1'Iir n('(IfIing Cake ccii- tl. II'('tu$(i IIIIIII her W('IIlII1U "Psalm XIX,' Marcella. th e bride and groom a light, of the guest 1)00k. Miss Sue ter.'cI the table. Each end of houllult Th e lovely blonde bride ed candle, wi th which they Wicks was in charge of th e the table held fruit punch F-11111'.0111" a 'tetl'liutz friji was gb'en in ma rr iage by then lit a single candle, unit- rec.'pttnn for over 300 guests. and nut_s and mints wer' to \a;:.ura Fills, 11w rw,iii' her father and mother. She ing them as one. The bride's table was coy- nlo served. wil ,,"ik' ill i)'tiihu, (;, ____ - Try Canned M ink A La M ode il_, .!,., lit. - % ..., . Uncanny But True I . Mr. and Mrs. Robert, March 4 have received word th at th eir 1. daughter, Lorraine Belton, has from th e Bay County pinegraduated baking powd er and salt. Add Beat puffed rice in shallow For pinezpple-Cut 6 By MES. H. L. JOHNSON Cosmetology School. Lorraine's We had a call from a Borne- shortening, eggs, milk. Beat iin- pan Ls preheated oven (250 dc apple rings Ic half, drain. Dip husband, A 1/C Edwin C. Bolmaker who is Ota an allergy til smooth, about two minutes. grees) for 10 minutes. Pour and fry as above. Serve warm ton, grandson of Mrs. Mae Van diet. he wanted some recipes Pour batter Into lightly greased to large groused bowl. Combine with whipped cream. Fleet ,if Longwood, will be disFor strawberry-Add a dash char-ed from the Air Force that do not use eggs, milk or now !s the time for all good in syrup. molasses, salt and of nutmeg to hatter. Dip and 7 Oct. 1 Be is presently stationed wheat. I wrote to the Quaker 8 inch square baking pan. gar In saucepan. Cook over large firm strawberries as at Oats company and th ey sent me Sprinkle with cinnamon Tyndall AFB, Panama City. levers] folders of recipes. Bore Bake 5thIgT 3()35 medium heat, stirring occasion- atrnvd. Allow 4 or 5 straw- After discharge, the Beltona ally to hard hail stage (255 dc. berries for each person. Serve are planning a trip to St. Johnsare some of them and also a minutes. few tints to help. CINNAMON TOPPING grees) or until syrup dropped warm with confectioners sugar. yule, N. Y., to visit her grandIf on a milk free diet, vege. 34 cup firmly packed brown an- into cold water forms a hard parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester table oil or shortening can be gar ball. Remove from heat, stir in FRENCH TOAST TRIANGLES Rockefeller, and her sister, pancake mix used lOT greasing baking pans I tsp. cinnamon shortening and vanilla Pour 1 cup Miss 1;andra March. They will egg", and mixing bawls. 34 cup finely chopped nutnieats over puffed rice, stirring until 2 th en ourncy to Port Huron, cup milk Either white or yellow corn 1 tbsp. margarine, melted evenly coated. With greased Mich to visit his moth er, Mrs. meal can he used in the recipes Combine all Ingredients and hands, shape into bells. Makes 6 slices day-old bread, cut in Sara Bolton, and other fr iends half diagonally using enriched corn meal, Un- sprinkle over top of cake. Serv- 12 bails. and relatives. Place pancake mix, eggs and stated. less otherwise 9 _____ milk in bowl. Beat with rotary Mrs. Mae Van Fleet of Safl Either quick DT old fashioned COCONUT MACAItOONS beater until fairly smooth. Dip Jando Springs Drive has returnoats can be used in recipes usSTUFFED PORK CHOPS (Wheat and milk free) slic es of bread into batter. ed ing rolled oats, unless other(Wheat free) 3 egg whites from a two-mon th visit to wise !tated. Dram of excess batter. Pan-fry' Part Huron, Mich., and sur6 double pork chops, pocketed ½ tsp. vinegar in butter in fry pan until gold- round in g areas, wh ere she visitGround oats are used In sevSTUFFING tsp. vanilla an brown, taming only once. ed her daughter-ifllaW. Mrs. 'al of the recipes. You can 2 cups coarsely crumbled corn 1 cup sugar I, grind them through the fine broad ½ cup flaked or shredded coca- Serve immediately wi th confee- Sara Bolton, and other relatives tionet sugar and orange matA' blade of a food grinder or lii 24 cup finely chopped celery nut and friends. maia'ie. Serves 4. Th e ground an electric blender. 2 tbsps. chopped anion ½ cup quick oats, uncooked I, A: oats can be stored in an empty 2 tb3ps. chopped parsley Beat egg whites until frothy. If you want a larger chunk of oats fox or covered conta iner. ½ tsp. salt 71 Add vinegar and vanilla. Add PENL1'j' DOUBLE TREATS dozen) (Makes 4 ice .han regtllar refrigera tor , Let's try the breakfast ideas dash pepper sugar. p tutilespeon et e time, a: tirat. '4 tsp. marjoram trays make, use a clean m il k beating well after each addi- ½ cup butter, softened LU CRISPY -TOPPED 1½ e'tps firmly packed brown car ton and freeze in the freen'4 tsp, oregano tion. Beat un ti l mixture is El BROILED GRAPEFRUIT te D. 1 egg bea n er. and glossy Lightly fold in coco- sugar III (Wheat and egg-free) 3 tbsps. water nut and oats. Drop by tea- i tsp. vanilla egg $ medium-sized grapefruit 2 tbsps. butter, melted spoonsful onto greased cookie Ti 1 tbsp. butter or margarine, ½ cup chunk style peanut For stuffing, combine all in- sheet. Bake In 300-degree but r melted gri'di'mth. Fill pocket of each 20-25 minutes. Makes 4 dozen. CE I CUP pancake mix wi 2 tbsps. brown sugar chop with 3-j cup stuffing. III c quick oats, uncooked PRUNE WHIP P4 1 cup Quaker Life Cereal, Brown chops in a small amount free)chopped peanuts crushed III of but fat In large fry-pan. Bake C Wheat and milk melte an 0 Cut grapefruit in half, remove in covered oven-proof fry-pan .1 cup cooked dried prunes, Bent 'butter until creamy. Add easy-care t. sugar, vanilla, egg and peanut seeds. Combine butter, brown in 350-degree oven for 1½ hours, drained and pitted wardFàb. butter, mixing well. Stir In pan- sugar and cereal. Sprinkle over Serves 6. cup 3 cooked oatmeal ° each grapefruit ball. Droll uncake mix and oats. Shape to cup sugar fr Garnish form 3-inch balls, roll in chopth t3i golden brown. each GREEN BEAN CASSEROLE '4 tsp. cinnamon huh. cherry with a maraschino ped poafluts. Duke on ungreased I (Egg free) 2 egg whites N', fine fabFics Serves 6. 2 1-lb. cans French style green Mash prunes, stir in oatmeal cooky sheet in 350.degree oven PO beans and cinnamon, set aside Boat 10-12 ininutes. I 1.1 104 Perk Ave. 323.0313 tli - I , : All Souls Women ,, __ ______ 1 I'l I . . ,- . I W.M. FAT OVERWEIGHT and reception were Mrs. Alfred Avt1I'ble to you without a doe. Payne and Chief and Mrs. John od ,bdri"611. You ' It" Scott. Out of town #nests were or your mosey bsc. OdtIne Mrs. Anita %fathewa of Belle- is a tiny #*blot and *silly :'t ed. Got rid -of owcon 'fat ' vile, W. 3.,. Mr. shd Mrs. Ed- longer. Odrk.s COSt% fl.00 dII"I h If ward 'LeWis .nnd;Mrs. R. Schul- sold On ,, :' Satisfied ;? ler from Levittown, Pa. turn the package to your druggIst The eoupe will make their and got your full moseyback. No ked. Odrlti*t l$ 10 battle teinporadly In Sanford questions while *'stUng tilnafer orders MAIL ORDI*% with the V. S. Navy to Atsugi, %ANPOR D . ADV. FILLED. Japan In 40ctalat. 'I -_ - - �•--.-- .• - -._•-. — Dt Page 8—Sept. 8,mTh 1966 t 0T11I!V Only The State Can Help Di - — It's no secret now that 1ty and coun. Dickinson for taking the first step last ty taxes are on the rise and will be go. week, The comptroller said that possible in ii"1 and u"1 a the count" and city changes In Florida tax structures are grow. being considered. He said he was "worSchool children must be cared for. iled" about the potentially dangerous our indigent can not be tossed out in side effects of the 100 percent reasthe street-. . .we must make sure our sessment program ordered by the State hospital has the best. . .we need more Supreme Court and, that the legislapolice and fire protection as our area ture must seek additional relief for peo. grows. pie paying property taxes. For the working man with children There must be guarantees Of relief in school it's a problem he has faced for the taxpayer which will assure him for many years and if he takes an in- that government will not confiscate terest in his community—a problem he property he has held through the years is aware of. simply by multiplying his ad valorem He can tighten his belt—and work tax rate. harder. We urge our residents with fixed InBut we are concerned with the many, comes to write our legislators Mack many people in the city and county Cleveland Jr., Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. and with "fixed incomes" who just can't Tom McDonald, representative nominee, make ends meet:! on the need for tax relief... We have talked with city and county That should and must be their prime officials of the need for "tax breaks" objective during the next legislative for these residents and it is impossible. session— You just can't show partiality—"It will We cannot stifle our residents with ruin our whole tax structure"—one of. extra tax burdens-Only on a state Icficial told us. 'el can they be aided— Okay-.-.so perhaps there is a need to These people are looking toward our change our entire state tax sttucture lawmakers for help.. . Let us hope they and we commend State Comptroller Fred have the answers. Fr, enai' Ipol L ulee Ing Civi the witi:. tho&L. to and will Shoe, Se A lhe fro; I I F LBEW MUSE, coulat ordinator of traniportaorg; tion for the Seminole Stal County School B o a r d, trie has been With the d T. JmrtTnent for the Ind 19 jthai years, serving 12 y the as driver and ineebnTlic, the four as chief mechanic, P'.° and the past three in his stat preaent posilioL Be and c his wife, Jessie Mae, and plui four children, reside an taiu Wekiva River Drive. Acq (Herald Photo) at I la 0tj7- Foreign News Commentary Prince Is 'Sitting 11 Lyle C. Wilson Says: Spoof The Public 11 I So. It may be the ICC never 1w111 get to enforce the new law. o4 r tots aboard 12 fishing boats sn1led close by the U.S. Naval flaw at Yokosuka near Tokyo the U.S. nuclear-powered sub- marine Sea Dragon. Japanese patrol boats kept the depwustrators from z.alllng — . crath any material, ases 4w a4vertistng of ULW o0ticsof The putord liemid may be r.pcoduc.d in any mass.r wlthøvt of The if scald. Lap' tMlvidMal wrltt a permission of the publisher r fin o i..pODsIL'lI fur such reproduction will be considered as . Kerald'..opyrlgkt sad will be held Mabi. for talrii.i eadeir the ISV. equal in area and population to the state of Missouri, is getting a lot of high-level International attention these days. Sihanouk is chief of state of one of the most strategic pieces of real estate In Southeast Asia, bounded by Viet Nun Laos and Thailand. lie is a sitting duck In the crossfire of conflict, pulled and hauled between Communist and anti-Communist and the recipient of considerable advice from those who are neither. President Charles de Gaulle is visiting Sihanouk early next week. The French leader, who strongly opposes U.S. policy In the area, is expected to take the occasion to praise Cambodian "neutrality" and warn that the United States is risking World War III. The United States, which asserts Sihanouk's "neutrality" has a distinctly red tinge, hopes to get roving Ambassador W. Averell Harriman Into Phnom Penh a few weeks after Do Gaulle's visit for a fence-mending session with the prince. BIG BROTHER WATCHES Meanwhile, Red China and Communist North Viet Nam keeping remainding Sihanouk that big brother is watching lest he become too friendly with the American "imperialists." Harriman originally secured an Invitation to visit Sihanouk Sept, 7 to see what could be done about restoring diplomatic relations, broken by the prince In May, 1966. Sihanouk angrily "postponed" the Harriman visit after American pilots shot up a couple of Cambodian border villages while hunting Viet Cong whom they believed to be on the Vietnamese side of the line. American officials, by virtue of behind the scenes contacts with Sihanouk through New Delhi, are convinced the Harriman visit will still take place within the next couple of months. The officials are hopeful that. Sihanouk's anger can be cased by general guarantees against violation of his territory and informal assurances to compensate Cambodian border villagers. TWO REASONS When Sihanouk broke reintions with the United States 13 - ç "r -..e- -- IL1Lr'?.. ..XL, - ..........- -, -- - - -...............................• -..--1- .4,. [I .-, A .. - .... 1. 500 West Frêf Sti..t Duck' Vietnamese forces across his blurketi this on grounds that border in puiMlit of Viet Cong the commission lacks legal aufleeing Viet Num. thority (turn the co-chairman —Publication by an Ameti- of lb. 1951 (enevn Conference can magazine Newsveek of an on lndoc1ijn, Britain awl Busassertion that Queen Sisowat.h sin. London and Moscow have Kossamak, his mother, had an Interest In a string of bordel- been unable to get together on Ion on the outskirts of Phnom anything concerning the conflirt in Viet. Nam. Penh. American officials have conSilinnook's necessity to walk tended for several years that it diplomatic tight rope while Communist. North Viet. Nam and dodging the slings and arrows the Viet Cong are using east- from both sides, has earned him em Cambodia as an infiltration a reputation for vacillation route and sanctuary. Sihanouk which his friends says is uncontends the charges are base- deserved. less. While he may be flattered by Both he and the United all the attention he is getting, States asked for a thorough In- the prince can hardly be com• vestigation by the International fortable. Letters To Editor Pollution Problem lug of William Leffler Jr. can Editor, Herald: Come with mc through he called those of Sanford's "Alice's Looking Glass" to the "leading citizens," then San. wonderful world of politics. is doomed to a At the meeting on pollution ford certainly here last week it was general- fate 811ell as Watts, Chicago ly agreed that there are plen- and I Inrieni. ty of anti-pollution laws on the If the "true leading citizens" books. But the reason they are of Sititfotti and the Law and not enforced is that the people Order Department of Seminole do not want them enforced. County WoUl(i make an exam(Shades of Martin Luther pie (if this case, perhaps then and his unjust laws!) we here in Sanford and SemiSo the politicians' approach nole County could be assured to this Is to give the State that the same thing won't hap. Board of Health another ml!- pe n hero that happened in lion dollars in the next meeting Watts, Selina, Chicago, and of the Legislature. This will harlem, then Sanford will remake the people want the lawn main the same peaceful town enforced? that we have enjoyed living in So, comes the milleniumi Ap- and raising our families In for proprinte more money! Raise the pant ninny years. the taxes! Be peace be with A very concerned mother you. who's daughter attends the S. 13. (Jim) Crowe same classroom as William I.ef(i&'r's (laughter at Seminole Editor, Herald: 11 g)i School. If the actions Tuesday mornA MOTHER 11MG Alice wonders hew It Is poss. A'tualIy. the stranger who IHe I., fail In love at first holds the rigger" for prtxlucsight. That was evaeily what log the reaction that Alice menhappened to me when I first titins, simply resembles ore of RAW Mrs. Crane at a church her men folks who had earned party. I was only 1$ at the her love in childhood. time hut the hypnotic spell Mayhe the way he tossed his flPVP? Wore Oil? In Stuli head or the shape of his nose cases of Instantanenu love, or eyehrovs, or tone of voice the stranger "triggers" nnr and gettires, sinw remindpent-up romantic feelings. ed her of her fw."orite brother CASE A-Sn: Alice K., aged or cousin. 19, Is a college sophomore. The latter had served as the "Dr. Crane," she asked dur focus for her childish affection Ing psychology class, "how Is and semi-romantic dreams. It possible to fall in love at Rut the incest taboo that first sight? cav jqe.,q close relatives to realize "For example, last week I at- no marriage can ensue, pro-tended a campus dance. vent Alice from planning on "As I happened to glance tip, marriage to that favorite broI looked into the eyes of a ther or rouqin. strange boy whom I had never Subc nnscinwfly. however, she seen before in my entire life. stored up those happy experien. "Rut I tingled all over and my ccc and romantic ideas around knees felt as If they would col- such a kindly relative. lapse under me. if So the stranger with whom "My heart pounded and I got she fell in love at first tight, butterflies in my tummy. In did not merit, her love at all fact. I couldn't speak above n hut unwittingly served as the mumble when anothed coed in trigger to release all her rotroduced me to him. mantle love reactions "Ever since then I have been Love at firet sight is thus a hopeleassly in love with this boy, unique but dangerous thing, for yet I have never had a date you dont+ have any choice in with nor ev en ha d it_s0t!, or a the matter stroll across the campus." You are practically helpless Earlier this week I gave you when you experience this sudthe case of the business execu- den form of erotic hypnosis. tive who had been divorced If you meet a person of good twice but was planning to mar breeding and religious backry it third time, ground, then you are fortunate. And each of his three choices But you can just as easily had red hair, freckles and large fail for an unfit persons who hands. may drag you through many This combination of features years of heartache before the formed the emotional "trigger" hypnosis wears &7. that set off a suffusion of love Just like that which Alice mentions, I For he didn't realize it, hut! In his lonely boyhood the Irish ____________ __________ EFA __ Inundress had been the only woman who really gave him hove and affection. Her red hair, freckles and ,' -r large, bony hands subconscious/ ly had become the "trigger" for a typical "love at first --I-sight" reaction on his part when he became a man. And In every case of instantaneous love, something in the stranger acts as a trigger for the pent-up emotions that have previously been engendered In Many people are apt to suffer from "mountain sick. us by our mother or father, favorite cousin, uncle or aunt ness" above an altitude of 7,000 feet for a time If UM or even pictures of heroines and are not accustomed to such heroes in our story books. height. The rarifled air suIts in a lack of adequats I ,.• • - - _ Director Named For U School *,ygen supply In the Permanent residents of high mountainous regions are often able to live corn. fortably and work effective. ly at altitudes of up to 18. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) 000 feet. But even than Clay Bishop took over Tuesday persons may suddenly loss as director of Florida State their adaptation and may University's school for the 1966. become a victlm of mou 67 school year. tain sickness. Bishop, 36, formerly program coordinator for the Bureau of Rese'rrch of the U. S. Office of Education, will succeed Irvin H. Cole Jr., who has served as acting director of the univer• sity school for the past year. S u ccessors to A. F. Ramsay Cole will continue as assistant Fow. For All Occasions direcor of the school. GRAPEVILLE FLORIST POTTED Physicians at the University of Florida's College of Medicine are conducting research into fungus disease of the eye, cornparing drug treatment with surgery. FUIM CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES 2221 GrepeviUe Ave. MEMBER FLORAFAX Fill DILIYI*Y 322.O$$ 11.rmLJOK *NP PPLIES U AT - LOW9L0W PRICES PITTIIIIT. E BOTh Barrelsi Tw Lscatlons To S.rv• You SHORT OR LONG TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANPOID, PLA. Telephone 322.0375 r - ... We can furnish all the necessary fl*furu, it- AM a a (f REMODEL YOUR BATHROOM Ft f into base waters, but there were I0 incidenist - . for1 - today to protest the presence of •- _ Spokesmen for the Johnson ed that the United States had year. Billions of those dollars administration should resist that hoped and expected to achieve will be spent In Asia, each conImpulse to spoof the public, to a favorable balance this year. tributing 100 cents more to the bathe the sour facts in sooth. If achievement of a favorable unfavorable balance of trade. Ing syrup. It is not tht they do U.S. foreign trade balance Is War, foreign aid, big-spending not tell the truth. The trouble Is dependent In large part upon an American tourists who journey that they do not tell all of It.. end to the war In Southeast Example: Treasury Secretary Asia, Fowler must be held In abroad--.all of these contribute Henry H. Fowler was In the suspicion of a deliberate decep- to the unfavorable balance. The paper late last month with a tion. His statement advances by Johnson Humphrey administrasugary reference ot the calami- Implication the Idea that this tion appears to be. helpless and tons, unfavorable balance of tough problem of International unable to cope with this sltuaU.S. trade with the remainder trade soon will be resolved. tion as the Kennedy-Johnson ad. ministration was helpless before of the world. Fowler said that Soon? What nonsensel the Viet Nam war probably had The facts, of course, support It. The unfavorable balance contolled U.S. efforts to achieve an the belief that the United States tinues as does the damaging equal or favorable international is stuck In Southeast Asia for drain on American gold stocks. years to come. At about the The gold loss In July was $116 trade balance. He added: "We look forward with con- time Fowler was uttering some million, the largest monthly lidence," explaining that be ex- half truths about the U.S. for loss this year. France, as uspected the Unit-ed States to elgn trade balance, the discios- usi. was the largest taker of move forward toward a proper tire was being made in congress U.S. gold In July, about $100 another $5 billion to $15 million worth. We pay for our ''v *•• .•• ' baianct, strain of the Southeast Asian I billion for the Asian war would unfavorable trade balance in war is relieved. Fowler conced- Ineed to be appropriated next gold. Costly business! Charles de Gaulle's France and other foreign nations accumulate U.S. dollars which flow out In the form of foreign Herald Area Correspondents aid, war spending and otherGeneva Altamorite Springs wise. The United States Is comMrs. Julia Burtos Mrs. Jos. K Mathieuz. mitted to accepting all of these 836-1318 349-5205 foreign held dollars In exchange Lake Mary Bear Lake-Forest City for gold. U.S. gold stocks are Mrs. Maryann Mile. Mrs. Frances Wester being depleted at a rate which 8364678 3224211 Is beginning to frighten per. Ca.s.Iberry sons who pay any attention at u.n.. Mrs. Jane Caaselberri all. Mr.. H. L Johnson 836-5046 When the U.S. dollar and the 322-1722 Chuluota U.S. economy are shorn of all wood Mrs. Lisa Baker gold backing there will be big Mrs. Dssaa Estee 365-5193 economic trouble In the world. 8384117 D.Bary Trouble will not be postponed North Orl.ands or swept under the rug by Mrs. John Leon. Mrs. Manly,. Peterson phony assurance from Washing. 6684883 3224001 ton that "we look forward with Deltona confidence." Look forward to Ost.ea Mrs. Mildred Haney what? it the trade balance doMrs. Curiae. Snyder 666-5631 pencis on an end to the war In 3224841 Enterprise Southeast Asia, the balance Oviedo Mrs. Ritchie Henri. probably 15 many years away. Mm Ruth Davidson 654$34 Too many years away, be2U.1U1 6684604 cause the situation demands drastic corrective action now. Military spokesmen calculate the war's end at up to 10 years hence. if the common man had any Sanford Herald Pa ge 1A Sept. 8, 1966 idea what the unfavorable trade wi'oa an a'uausurAa balance Is likely to do to him in WALTER A. FBAt.K WOL/J'OLI5, Ctre*laUea - Gs.stal Nsier the end, he would demand ac gOMIIT Al MZLUE LLJUIY Y5R$HEL tion. He would demand that the Advertising DIZ.CtO Associate Editor j% FILIGD vL PELT politicians come clean with the BoT' Managing Editor Advertising K-ag.r facts and move now to prevent DOPi$ WILLIAMS JANIE SMOEMAKU disaster. Society Editor au.ln.0 Manager DO1'TIE £VSTJN YMJD WaLLS City Editor Mechanical Supt. JVLJV WILLS BILL VINCBT County Editor staff Photographer + -?ubUatied silly .icept Saturday, 8U11d&7 and Cbzlatins.; pubtehed lap' preceding chrla'maa. $VBIC1.1J'TIOB L&TBS 550 Wk Eoni. Delivery INI1OLL COVTV ALL OrUaa. MAIL by us D.0O 1 1si. $1140 1 Year 360eck _• 5.00 $ Months 1.7$ I Mouths 5.50 $ Mouth.. *00 1 Mouths 1.00 1 Mouth 1.00 1 Mouth Va' ostai R..gul&tlonI provide that all mall subscriptions be paid Is mdv $50,. MI N fMW'?V a member of the A.uocla.tsd Pro" which Is entitled .v The.ra.ld Is th li th news repub cation .1 .11 e use for e Local printed ialusIv.iy to In thisp nawspspr. AMROctober Al, 910 at the west oat.. motere as scoond clam. matter of A"lord, Yivrldu, ILIIdS! the Act of Oougr.0 of Much 1, lIST :r1it teni 'Japanese Leftists tt.,P7otemt U.S. Sub YOKOSUKA. Japan (AP) — Some 60 left-wing demonstra- - 'ASYO MORE J!J çSPENDI NG dated— 000 to 5,000 a year). which first appeared in the Rocklaru{ -i Thisérfrslyha'& chithged in"h County Messenger of Stony Point, N.Y., hundred years. ROSS LLWIS, MILWAVKEE in August 1866: Or have they really? "The members of the (U.S.) Senate did a modest thing on Tuesday last in Thought For Today voting to nearly double their salaries This action is peculiarly interestLive in harmony with one another; ing in view of the recent adoption of do not be haughty, but associate with the resolution providing for a special the lowly; never be conceited.—Romcommittee on retrenchment to cut down ans 12:16. * * * the expenses of the government." By STEWART HENSI1EY more than a year ngo lie gave ( oii t ruin Comissiun. The amount of money that aroused Conceit may puff a man up, but can Prince Norodom Sihanouk of two official renauns: Ilivever, Communist Poland, the ire and satire of the writer: $2,000 never prop him up.—John Ruskin. Eng(which raised senatorial pay from $3,- lish critic. country roughly a by U.S. and Cambodia, —Attacks South one of the three members, has () WASHINGTON (AP) - The J government - at least pertly because of confusion - may take It easy thft year In acting1— ZIgAlrIst errant cities that fall to dlii thsifull.r 0b5C!V the new uniform daylight saving time law. Oat But Year, watch cut! Last April 14, President John. son signed the Uniform Time few Act of 1966. a law designed to end many years of confusion Te. tab) suiting from the aemI-annual uses tinL-ehflgIng that took place and on different dates in tbouzarp4 ]c of communities. nei The law fixed the Daylight jSaving Tune period from the less last Sunday In April to the last E Sunday In October. The switch. ostz over to the new system Is to be bg in two phases. win in the first phase all coiwu. G'nities wishing to observe erallight Saving Time must do so grin for the full time period. That b1istarted last April. an' The second phase, to become oat,effective next April, requires catthat entire states must either Let'observe or not observe the fasttinter time. Unlike this year - and past years - there can be no 1 partial observance of daylight saving time In any state. 3 3m The legislation also gave the 1 tInterstate Commerce Comnthnision authority to enforce the 2 tblaw. I i The ICC could go to court for clan Injunction to prevent any Cicommunity from setting day. aee(llght saving time on data other sugitlian those specified In the led. eacieral law. UI I But the ICC isn't going Into wltt court - at lest not this you. Son' One reason, an ICC official -says, is that "we believe states and communities should be left (Ito their own devices to comply. 1 We prefer always to proc.ed 3 wIthout bringing people into 1 court." Another reason, any ICC Bacurces, is that the law is not saUscicar about when the entire act saiL-. Including the entore.e,,..nt boIlprovjsjo5 - becomes effective. IY. They note that while part of *11 the law went Into effect last 13'. 'April. the entire 'neutire lowd't become effective until Serncxt April. They feel their mu. thorlty to go to court this year 1 xnight be challenged. There could be some codu. sian about next year. Legislation setting Up a Department of TTanSPOTtaUOU would turn over to the new Agency enforcement of the daylight saving law, an 1CC spokes inazi says. The measure, which ,,the House has passed. Is being 'considered by the Senate Gov b&krnment operations Committee. ifl Worry Clinic An Old Refrain J hiforcanent - Seen Next Year N. rim tow + Dr. Crone'! 'Look. Mr. President, WE Are Up for Reelection This Year' ;F1%S1 1251MI.S, • — 3224412 "Hsadqumrt.rs For Sprinkler Systems" Mel. Off1.. BrOWA Office — 312 W. FIRST ST, SANFORD PLAZA 3321242 322-151 . .-. ----- - �S • , ), _ • • MJ I The Wizzard Of Candlestick I) Geffing Dq . Giants Close Gap I n NL ens Spa With the score tied 2.2 In the up, the batter would have been A3SOCIATEI) PRESS rea The Wizard 01 C*fldICStICk bottom of the ninth and a Jim Hart, who had produced the ule Park ftagain. .7=tdid u day after be had x chance to climb to within half a Giants' (ml)' runs to that Point with a two-run homer back in Ing' LW tnmMed a three,hk pwrolmaneegame or the NationalLeague- the first inning. Johnson struck P bum the p!evlously 11tt)es Ray leading Pittsburgh Pirates at out and Franks must have wonthe I.dsckl, Mn Frandsoo Manag- stake, Houdini Franks decided dered what happened to his will er Berman FV&nkl played Pres, It was the perfect time to test magic wand. tho, todango, now you see him. Johnson and he put him out In The game sailed along into the 12th, entertaining the record to Mw you don't, with his line-up left field, aud W..day and. lo and behold. Johnson didn't discredit him- Dodger Stadium crowd of 54.993 will the Giants beat the Dodgers self out there, but as the game no end, when history repented went into the 10th inning. he Itself In record time. With two She agaIn. 3.2 In 12 InnIngs, The hidden player trick incame to the plate with Willie out. Dodger reliever Joe Moeller Sep volved one Frank Johnson about Maya on first and two out. If missed on three close pitches to A whom Just a bit more than noth Franks had not Juggled the line- Maya and decided to throw the be to tog was known. And for god SqU reason. Until Tuesday, Johnson U1a3 Was spending his days at the arg Giants' Pacific Coast League SIr farm club In Phoenlz where he trie bit .315. * * * * In PITSBUBGH (Al') — "There's nothing wrong with lie, he's only human," says Pirate Manager Barry Walker of Willie Stargell, currently fignting a batting slump. Stargell's bat has been silent since last Thursday and Pittaburgh Is beginning to feel It. They dropped their third straight Wedne4ay night as Atlanta romped over the Pirates M. The setback cut their National League IIIdt6* half-game over San taki PracFrancisco, which edged Los Angeles 3-2 In 12 Innings. Ac; AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Stargell, the second half of Pittsburgh's one-two punch tice rounds get under ,at with Roberto Clemento, has watched his batting average skid 14-. day In the $77,500 fifth World from .330 last week to .318 — but he's optimistic. tot Series of Golf at Akron's Fire"It's * funny thing, sometimes you go with a lot of hits W stone Country Club. Thirty-six and sometimes you don't," said the slugger In the Pirate dress_ holes of medal competition to]- ing room after a one-for-four performance. "Things have got to get better though, they've got to," Starlow Saturday and Sunday. Masters and British Open gell said. Be went Into Wednesday night's game with one hit in the champ Jack NkkLRu seems to be the man to beat, Judging last 26 times at bat. After flying out to Mack Jones In the from past performances on the first inning, he ended a Odor-14 famine with a single to center. in th e fifth, the Clemente on second with a double, he was But par 79. 7.180.yard Al Gelberger. a slim Califor- thrown out by Dennis Menke for the third out,. Pitcher Ken Is expected at give Johnson got him on strikes In the eighth. V. With 20 games to go, Stargell must get his form back If ss0000 111*1 Nleklaus a run for t the Pirates are to win the pennant—and Walker knows It, but dial fIr-4.prize rnmiey. he's just as hopeful as Stargell. . . . dial "With so many games to play, you can't stay hot all the owbt YONKERS. N. Y. (Al') bis who has made time," Walker says. "Once you get a little disturbed, you begin Oat victory, I shambles of wori4 and track- to fight it. It just takes a little while to get out of It." re ards in recent weeks, Is the few 3-5 choice to whip seven other If 4.year.olds in the $100,000 Hilltabl Trot at Yonkers Raceway fl tonight even though NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE and from the unfavorable No. 7 post L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore . W ... 89 51 .636 — E position. •582 —½ Detroit ......79 62 .560 10½ Pittsburgh San Fran. ... 81 59 .579 ' KANSAS CITY (Al') — Pro- Los Angeles . 79 59 .572 1½ Minnesota ... 77 65 .542 13 1055 motIon of Jack Steadman f% Chicago .....73 70 .510 17½ to ex- Philadel E evt1e vice president and gen- s, Louis ::.. 72 69 .511 10 Cleveland ... 72 71 .503 18½ OatS eral manager of the KRXZZU Atlanta 71 70 .504 11 California 70 70 .500 19 Cft' Chiefs' football club was Ci ncinnati ... 70 70 .500 11½ Washington 64 81 .441 271ii wist announced today by Lamar Houston .....63 80 .441 20 Kansas City . 63 80 .441 27½ G: Hunt, president of the American New York .... 60 81 .426 22 Boston ......64 82 .438 28 oral Foothill Lague team. Chicago .....49 90 .353 32 New York ... 62 81 .434 28½ grin Bunt also announced that Wedaeeday's Results Wednesday's Results lilaC Rteai,naii had been gven a new Atlanta 8, Pittsburgh 3 Boston 5. Cleveland 4 an se-year contract. Be has St. Louis 6, Houston 5 Baltimore 3, New York 2 outs been general manager or the San Francisco 3. Los Angeles Kansas City G. California 3 GRU Chiefs since Nov. 1. 1960, the 2, 12 innings Let' Detroit 4, Washington (I Minnesota 6, Chicago 4 ysar they entered the league. 0121)' games scheduled flr l Sports the the Pro coU stat _ Willie? What's I He s Only Human--Walker Wrong With Ne4's In. Brief pial - znfnrb *rr*Th Page 2A ___ i*, ~1 . L . -. ' ' The . . rraTh 1 • S C '- • - tice 41 £ '1 • - ,.,.,I . •, mt. • . .., • • • . 0 Prices 6.50 x 13 black tubelea Plus $1.83 Fed. Ex.Tax No trade needed Price' $19.38 $1.90 8.25 x 14 (6.00 x 34) 8.55 x 14 (630 x 14) $23.40 $25.83 7.35!7.75x15(6.5016,70x15) $21.48 8.131845 x 15 (7.1017.60 x 15) $25.83 E.85!9.00x15 (8.001820 x15) 'AU prices plus tax \VEIED LI •, •_• • • - . •• - ,.. the I '•'• • . • • •• • •. • • • No Money Down • ford averages about 175 pounds, while the defensive wall weighs in at about 195. 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J., on Jan. 8, 1966. His games 4 'winner , r,, , : 1 WE ADJUST ALL FOUR WHEELS, ADD DRAKE FLUID, INSPECT DRUMS, REPACK FRONT BEARINeS, CHECK w" SPRINGS SEA LS 01 am 6url2.v0for :-;. . -I ! W - We • • I ~ - V ~ ' XX I . r 1. ~ cut four regions in each classification. This procedure would reduce the possibilities of a tie for a regional championship and increase the probability of determining a true regiunul Goodyear Battery Check-up "-' i Whigham Is making good progrests and is expected to return to th e gridiron in four to six weeks. Buddy Stumpf has taken over at quarterback and is doing a good job, shooting long passes to Greg Ganas, Mike Long, and Henry June. There has been a proposed change in the state high school football playoff system. The proposal would permit three extra games and a maximum of thirteen for a season instead of two and twelve as the rule now stands. The plan would reduce the number of football teams in each region by creating eight districts in addition to the pres- •.•tI..I , F ' I1ckory 2SO" last April 4, - and Petty is the delending chamnion in the Shuman Ate. mon d—i'i which he and Pear• son L,Iistled 1.2 last year, The 100-mile race isclieduled to start at 830 p.m. I • The offensive line for San- Whitewalls Also Available! No Trade Needed! _______ I______ - banked clay oral, which has produ'ed some of th e sport's top dr.vers and most niemorable uels It Is a track which demands the power-sliding technique itt its best. David Pearson and Richard I ctty. the season's two winningest drivers, were among the r' first to she entries. Pearson won , • . -4--- race on Friday. A iieM ol about 25 Is expected to ctart the 250-1 ap battle on Hickory's four-tenths of a mile safety duties. $Stze listed also replaces sire shown In parenthesis •I — smoke ill hardly be cleared from Mc'nday's "Southern 500" at i)ar!inglon, S. C., before stock car raein's touring pro• fessinnals head for Hickory Speedwm'y and one of the sea. son's top dirt-track events — the tOth annual Buddy Shuman -Al • tion requires a player with plenty of speed and the ability to follow the flow of the ball. Defefl!ivC hs!fbacks U-111 he Frs1 Weber and Al Peeples, and Buddy Stunipf handling the r $21.48 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (LIPI) -.-----irnasrnartce, Toulere, Nlar The kos, Puoulueclo and lndulto have orrow Ill' hOfly, N. C. , • '-, Kenny Hall and Kelly Ogden both in contention for the "monster" position. This peal- 7.3517.75x14(7.0017.50x14) 3 More Entered guard. • • '!" Tom ... Linebackers are Mike Mcand Nike Long, with 7.00x13 8SSIC - 1 Guire o 'T I Northwestern. Florida's firstgame opponent Sept. 17. I a first year man and shows Huri3'1 Buy now while stocks are coznplets Notice -- _- . plenty of potential. Being big and real quick. .lay Stokes, one of the toughest in high school competition, will be at middle $1 Built with 4 plies of extra-strong tnlpl.-leapsred nylon cord and Tufsyn rubber for extra-mileage! Notice - H ickory ' ,. f I _1 4. .'.fl C S GAtNESVlLLl (AP' — More scrimmage was on today's trains ug docket for the Florida Cators, with defense apparent ly tippet niost on C I) ii e Ii hiiiy Grnv.!s' mind, The (ator coach said sifter Wednesday's workout that ''our defenlve unit has not been ably to stop" the power Cfl(I sweeps whicn are part of the tactics of PEEBLES . Defensively, Greg Ganas and Mason Wharton will be at ends' Hemphill and Duane LaFollette will play tackles. LaFollette is The premium quality tire driven by top racing driver A, J. Pofl at 20 miles-per-hour for 500 miles! I 1 $ STUMPF the starting berth at fullback. Coach Metta said that Sopomore Bill Bracken has look ed good at halfback and Lefty Bobby Lundquist appears to be ii promising quarterback. Mark Cuolo has been a pleasant sur- W I Al') - Move contact hwnhIs the tinlersltv of Minut football squnil today 115 conch Cllnrlte Tate cont I isises Ott proura iii he claims Is the tflhlglh'st nieled nut Its flfi3' college tout bail lt'a in in the lami this fill, ''We have to un IL,", he saki. "W., have just a little over two eeks from the tttiiu' wa started fall practice until we Piny 11 ,,ivet'sth' of ('nlot'ndn In work ter team thati folot'nuln." - prise running well at fullback. Plus Fed. Ex. Tax Roundup would be hard to name any 'let- back Buddy Stumpf will direct the Seminole attack with Fred Weber and Al Peeples at halfback. Kelly Ogden and Mike V • Quarterback Hurts Elbow Gafor "Cotun-ailo is rated among the top ten leanis In the country, And ;t this time of (lie year, with ah of (bet,' experience It playing at guard; and Roy Dunn will be at center. Quarter- g • , flnuld'r. Iq ' An offensive starting lineup has been announced, with Greg Ganas and Mike Long at the ends; tackles will be Jay Stokes and Stan Hemphill; Gordon Meyer and Sam Parrish are a covw' rr. W-V • 1. NeGuire continue to battle for SizelBlack 'Tubeless . .. . L. • •' - tion has highlighted the prac- ...........••... i I I .. • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l — • . tition last year." As the 1966 "Fighting Semi. roles" 'prepare for tht'ir first game at Titusvill e on Friday, Sept. 16 Co nch --Buck Metta-I said he is pleased with the pro• gress of the team, Determina• •.. --- I and heavy teams like Colonial, but also in preparing so many of our members who 1eah1)' didn't have any varsity compe- -s -- ' '- ed. "Not only in playing the big . *...............eee.•ee•••••••••** .... ...• t. individual gnidders will be introduced, long with the entire coaching staff." "We're going to have a rough schedule this year," Metts add- The •• - •• 8A Friday. In addition, each of the • Yanks 'Is' Dead! rn Sopt. S. l)G6 — ball Coach "Buck" Mett was the principal speaker . before the noon luncheon of the Sanford -Seminole ,layeees, Metta said, "The public will have an excellent opportunity to preview this year's plays and players at, our player's night at Municipal Stadium at 6:30 p.m., 0 Is Cassius Worried Legal Notice It ø'mititr? Seminole High School Pon r start atalow Florida, wife, CHARLOTTE E. Defendants, the nature of said is Probate. Is the .uvt of the Coesty t ,e Estate of suit being a suit to foreclose that certain mortgage dated ' J011110% esIssle Ossaty. Florida, WILLIAM M. 1IAIUUNGTON as plubmSI6 Deceased September , 1964, and of reels Val Es$. of To All Creditors mad persons ord in Official fl.00rds Book 507, HEZEKIAB IIURSTON Having dale.. or I)saasda PiIIZC 14, Public Records of Deceased. ASalust bald jigstuses Seminole County, Florida. enSlit All Oreditors and Pstraous You and each of you are herscum boring the following deecribJ Claims or I2,a.aad. by notified and required to pr.- ed real property, to-wit: • *ae Lot 2, Block 1) of FL.AMIN- L5t Said 1111ollates sent any claim, and demands You and each of you *Ti her.- which you, or either of you, may GO S P it I N C S. Seminole by notified and required to pre- have against the estate of WI L, County. Florida. according to Plat thereof recorded In sent our claim, and demands LIAX ii, hiAItU.INUTDN. either of you, U)$)' ed, late of said County, to the Plat Book J. Pate 75 of the which 'ou. bald tasYc s'&t*st (IRS istate of U.S.- County Judge of Seminole CounPublic Records of Seminole County. Florida; I n I kiab Bunton, d.o.a..4. lete of tv Florida, at his of fice In the said County, to the County Judge court Isouci of said County at and you are hereby required tc of *.,ninol. County, Florida, at Sanford. Florida, within six file- your answer in said gull uutt his office In the court house of calendar months from the time with the undersigned Clerk ci UM said County at Sanford. Florida. of the first publication of this said Court and to serve a COp within six calends mouths from notice. Two copies of each claim thereof upon the Plaintiff'. at 4' t the fuss of the first publication or demand ahfl b. In writing, tome), whose name and address 15 t of this notice. Two copies of and shall state the pii.or of reel- appear below, on or before the each claim or demand shall be denos and post office s-ddreee of 12th day of October. 1545, and it is, wnitlag, and shall state the the claimant, and shall be default thereof D.crec Pro Con. piece of isaidsuce and 2,051 office sworn to by 'th, claimant, his I esso will be •ntsr.d against address of the claimant, and shall agnt, or attorney and acowi- you. be .wssn to by the claimant. his panied by a filing fo. of one WITNESS my baud and off I. I geat, or attorney and accom- dollar and such claim or de- cial seal at the Count)' Court. psalad by a filing 1.o of one dol- mind not so tiled shall be void, house, Sanford. Seminole Coun• Nit X. Turnbull ty, Florida, this 4th day .1 lam' and such claim or demand I out so filed shall be void. Am Administrator C.T.A. of September, 191K. the Estate of (SEAL) C. Vernon )hlse. J r. Arthur H. B.ckwlth. Jr. WELl TA5f ). ULIUt1NOTON A. administrator of the Deceased Clerk of Circuit Court Estate E.ak'aI' Eunstion, deceased Turnbull and Abner By; Donna at. Ilarko., D. C i Phillip B. Logan Clor.ksC. Stephenson * miss P. 0. Box ICC 147 W Lyman Ave. ShInnolser and Logan Past Offlo. Drawer Z 1 P. 0. Box 1751. t Sanford, Florida i Winter Park, Florida tttorut's for Estate n1ord, Florida 21 .77 .1 $ Attorneys for iatatr PUtjjAah Sifil,. 1, 4, J', 2.3, .1545 I Publish s.pt. J ii, 2, 31. 1541 Publish aept. 1, 14. £. 3$, 1544 Igo - fl -a D1143 i DDL-4 ~ ' Ahead For Seminol es - ASSOCIATED PRESS '4 and Kansas City was heating which Clete Boyer bobbled and Now Ralph Houk knows how California ('-3. then attempted to get a double 2 tb I I Prank Chance felt 53 years ago. The loss left the Yankees 28½ play instead of going to the er Chance, a Ball of Famer who games off the pace, a game plate for a force out. starred at first base for the Chi- back of Kansas City and one*5CC cage Cubs, managed the New hail game behind mntb•place 5Ul York Yankees In 1913 when they Boston. __ TUE CIRCUIT 'Oar-l-i, were in last place on the next- in other AL games Wednes. i COUUT, NIN'I'II JUDICIAL CIIICIYIT OF ll I to-last day of the season. day, Minnesota nipped Chicago P1011,1J)A IN AND FOR MEShwitI, Today, Bouk's Yankees occu- &4 and Detroit downed Wash- NOISE CIIANCIU'2 NO. IG3I Sari py the American League cellar ington 40, PIRET FEDERAL SAVINGS for the first time in September As last-place teams 1ave LOAN Aa&cIATloN op' habit of doing, the Yankees lost HIMINOIIE COUNTY, a corporasince that day In 1913. (% hopes their game the hard way — Bal. tion, Houk undoubtedly I things turn out as well for him timort' scaring the winning run pm J. IPSAX, Er.., and B as they did for Chance — the in the eighth inning without get- wilt'. CUAEL.OTTE I. Il'SAN. Defendants. I 1913 Yankees came on to win on ting a hit. NOTICE OF SUIT I the final day and finish seventh The Orioles loaded the bases THE si'&ri: 1W FLORIDA 'TO, STEPHEN J. IPSAN. SIL, on a walk, a sacrifice-fielder B. In an eight-team league. and wife, CHARLOTTE E. eaui New York hasn't finished last choice on which pitcher Mel SotiJ'SAN 1721 Madison Uemyre failed to throw out the salt, since 1912. 1)avenport. iowa 5504 both,The Yankees, winners of 29 man at second and an intentionYOU. And each of YOU, are pennants and 20 World Series, *1 walk to Frank Robinson. b'. * pennants hereby notified that suit has ill t, plunged Into the basement Brooks Robinson then hit a been filed against you in the Circuit Court of Seminole Couni.y. ( Wednesday night by losing 3-2 to hard grounder to third base ty, Florida, In Chanc.ry, an sb low' league-k'a'ftng____ Baltimore while breiviated title of which Is FIRST FU1)ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 5er Boston was edging Cievelanü.b Legal ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE _____________________________ COUNTY, a corporation .Plaintiff, 1* the (UV1 ef the Cou'uty V. STEPHEN J. IPEAN, Sit, and Legal . _______ _______ Major League Standings an I t . il ' u. n. ; I - % -- .- 1 _____ • I A 'Rough' Schedule _________ .' ~1. Miami, )Urth one wide purposely ruth • : ____ NEW YORK (AP)—Four ma-' r than let Willie have a whack jar league teams had th e green . t an easy 'Up came Johnson. again and light today to print tickets for who square off In men's qu*rsingled to right-center and the World Series, which, barring ter-final matches today and United States' plans for reco,________ ten left the wIznrdr.' to Ma's, a playoff, will open In a Nation____ Friday. ering the Davis Cup — a bleakL' ho somehow made it all the al League city Wednesday, Oct. I 'Pm glad I won, but, gee, prospect. 'ay home, searing when DodgI'm sorry our other guys had The nation's No. 1 player, ;'." r catcher John Rowborn Fi. to lne," Grnebner said after Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, 4••:,."+*•1 Commissioner William Eckert ropped the ball. he had survived a two-hour Calif., lost In straight sets to In the anl' other National said Wedncsda' he had author•- '--1. duel with England's Graham Australia's Fred Stolle 74, 64, eague games, Atlanta beat lied American League-leading Stilwell 9-11, 8-6, 6-8, 7-5. 8-7. Marty Riessen, his long. Ittsburgh 8-3 and St. Louis Baltimore and the three top NaThe good-looking 6-footer, time doubles mate from Evans. iged Houston League contenders— tional who for years has been label- ton, III., yielded a tough one to The Dodgers threatened In Pittsburgh. Los Angeles f101i ed strictly a doubles player and two-time champion Roy Emericir half of the 12th, loading San Francisco—to print 1966 is ranked only 18th nationally, son of Australia, 2-6, 64, 74, ie bases, as they had In the I Series tickets. EARL MTLDENBERGER now becomes a key man In the 6-8. Lth. But, as he had the Inning In the past. when teams beatChuck McKinley of Port sfore, Frank Llnzy personally ed as close together as HaitiWashington, N. Y., bowed to ok care of the third out. In the more and Pittsburgh played in Wimbledon champion and the I th. Llnzy struck out Jim Bar- the Seri es, there were no open . defender, Manuel Santana at len and In the 12th, he got Jim dates. Spain 9-7, 9-7, 5-6. efebvre to bounce one back to However. Eckert said this FRANKFURT. G e r in a n y round. ic mound and outraced him to year there will be a day, off for (AP) — Karl Mildenberger says Louis. an adviser to Clay. te bag. travel "for the convenience of he sees something to worry Cas- also saw a comparison between Stars The Dodgers are now in third. well as the Inns, sius Clay. but Clay isn't letting the upcoming fight and his loss as the players. games behind Pittsburgh. Bill Woodwand's bases-loaded regardless of the teams or the it bother him. 'to Sebmeling. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'lust as Max Sehmeling said, "Clay won his last three or PITCHING— Earl Wilson, Ti. ngle In the fifth drove In two cities involved. In ca-se of at hest-of-3 playoff, "1 gers, see something" before four pretty easy," the former pitched a three-hitter for ins and broke a 3-3 tie sending would start the day after the knocking out Joe Louis in 1936, champion said. "Clay might let his ninth straight victory, bring. tlimta to its victory over the I Mihdenberger said Wednesday, down a little on this one, just ing his record to 18.9, as Deucs.It was Pittsburgh's thII-d rnular season ends. .%vnuhii move tothi '')1 '.Tve•seen•all• Clays ftght&.nnd.Lhikei.dud." Itroit beat. Washington. 4.0. raight defeat and the Brave ague city American Le Satur1 think I have found something Also unaffected by MildenberBATTING— Frank Johnson, ghth triumph In nine shirts, Sunday, Oct. 9 and to make him worried." 8, ger's pronouncement were the Giants, singled In the 12th inTim McCarver hit a two-run dnv. Oct. . rimer in the eighth off Mike Monday, Oct. 10, II necessary. If Sctlmeling had referred to a 11 bookies here who list Clay as a ning driving in Willie Maya all the way from first as the Giants uellar for the St. Louis dcci- it goes beyond that paint, play weakness in Louis' style that 1.10 betting favorite, on. Dave Giusti had held the I would resume in the National enabled him to upset him, but Clay agrees with the odds- beat Los Angeles 3.2 and moved ards hitless through five in League city Wednesday. Oct. 12. .me corrected the situation in I makers. "1 think I'll coive out to a half-game behind the NaLngs. Mike Shannon immered and continue Thursday, Or t. 1, their second meeting in 1938. on top on this one looking as tional League - leading PIllsif necessary. knocking Schmeling out in a I pretty as ever." burgh Pirates. i the seventh for St. Louis. _____ I . Sept, 9, 1966 FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (Al') — The lonesomest man In the National Tennis Championships today—and perhaps the proudest — is the 24-year.-old eon of Cleveland doctor, Clark Graebner. He's the lone American in a batch of invaders five Australians, a Spaniard and an Englishman ____ For series — One Yank Left 1". .1 . Ready • 1 %L ~%,..-,L ... *.. . • - ii Sim , • PH. 322.2821 been ei.tcred in the $100,000 United NatioliF hi andicap to Iiicrease the starting field to eight, track president Robert I'. Levy llIinOUflCed W('dflCS(la). V 0 Oviedo Lions Lose Caffee 'l'iic Insil i)all hopes for Orledo 110 School dropped lower than Sr s' ;it'k ,in Wall Street %%'Ith IC H nisoistice .iirflt that qua itersick lUilt ('alIce suffered a lsht,tul elbow and will be III of act ion ithdrfiIlItel)'. 'l'lie I.ilIIlS' head ti enliSt', (hint floe untIe for ('a1fe's poalIbis will bP filled by either hlo) irnpntr sr f)on lloyd. Whit makes this injury so destriii live is the In (:1 that there sire only IR gnldilerq on 111 P ( )vk'do 111 01 St'h,w,l foot ball squad sreci'nty. onchi hh't'iati IA)ftmI, revealed On the brighter side, All. IIey Cats Cmin'y tiiilfhiiiek hank Titlp Is In t0) form rind Is rpevIed to entry fluids of (he offensive load. ('mien ,Iohin Ary is a — VA rowned Champs f Jimin. r Loop -.•-- 7 rough competitor and should by creating eløht districts in ad. I ditirin to the pfewnt four In apesi."i':nl the nffpnqlvr line. The entire defense has been each 1assifIentiron, It '.t'rmlrl a). tuitsti,iriing and the opposition co reduce the posihililse.i of a will rtallv have to work In 1 W.. Ic'. score on the Oviedo l.kms. 'flit' I,of,n does flOt feel the pro. I .tons will rim a five- four de- O5 .11 will pass heca use it al. fence itis,cf of the season. I lows ar, extra game and will IAJf'ofl Is In favor of (tie new i confhi't with the start of baaproposal for vhas,ging the state kfh-,,I season At Oviedo the high aeh'c'h playoff 4ystm majority of tt'e (onthahi players which would rc'(hipeQ flip number ;src sl"o on the hasketh:aIl of foo'hn II ten ins in s';i cli region sqisa I --•--•----- ----••------__________________ - - Jet's $43),000 Bench-Warmer h1' 'rilE ASSOCIATEI) i'tti:ss I loss to ()uikhnncl In their opener I husrith and Philadelphia at St, Th e Alley Cats of (lie Satur,Jnt Noinruth, the New York Inst week, were not taking any I.ouils. n'- 'nu.rnI,ig .hitnlnr Howling Jets' $100,009 qtint-terhnck, wuus chances. They prepared for Na The A Fl. has Oakland at vague wore crowned chin tn the Atsienlenti Football I.erlgule's i n atli or TnIIuifc'rro f f ~ oij-ton and R4-,;ton at. San DieHonkle oftIn' \'enr In 1965, but ions of tIle stim mer schedule ''We know hot hi sire gocid puss go on Saturday night and Kuinnil i-u ('t!IVV(I their tt'ophiiec at Frldusy lit, mIght (liii)' he SOJ)I1O- ers," Coach (',s'r'rge Wilson cain, sac City at Ruiffalo on national iimt'e nfl I )ii'hn'tiu'li. ''anti that Taliusferro has led i ts'lev i sion Sunday. IC •.1I1('S recently . .lets ('onchi Wech E hank 1114111 to four straight vlctnrt's ht,II l(t IOn WoninecIn pr'' Carryiiig a final record of 35 says Na snails Is ''phsyskuilly uihls' I'sins around the country will day. fullback Nick F'iet rosa ate, ins :iitul only five losses, the rind neatly In play," but adds see (hit' battle on rustic mil t.'levi ctit. loose Monday by the Detroit siur .inc of I)oti Nieholsis, lie- (lint ''it's a toss sip who %%- Ill slots at 7:30 pm., PDT. f.ions. said he expects to sign ilia t'to't'(', lieverly May and start against the Miami Dot - This, National Football lea gmic • with another club within three .Jot' or Mike Tsullak'r- opens Its season this weekend (hays. tills'S h' I lughey, finished It) pubs a sid the first game i.e ii dandy. i ife said two NFl, teams and nint s alit':I(I of the st'consi-pluit'e I_n." It is not (lint Nuimathi hiuis notpitting th'ft'ncling Western f)i%'i three AF!, teams had contacted Inks' I)inks, chintnplon Baltimore him. lie declined to name them, Indh'iuiusnl tt'ophik's pni'sdnte(I I)Cefl On target. Ewhntnk said slots both players have looked good in against Green Day, pi(kC(l by hut Denver of the AFT1 said it tititstauiuI1ng Pe!fo!n1 nnces etc Supped by (lie high aver- In prass'tlee this week. sunny to unsent (lie Colts this Was huddung for his services. Hut how (hI) you tell Tuulialer- season. That gnfnl' in Milwau e which went to Jim Woods Veteran qua rterbuick George Detroit with ithi a final a vera go of 183. to, who directed this' ,Iets kee also will he nationally ts'k' 1/n. released by nly 'l'ree points Ix!himI was I burnughi Jill iiuiisi'teti eshlhlt Inn t'Iced_ Piet rosants'. was working out 'per.uia tilt. 'rank I'alterson of seuisnus sifter Nusunsuth injured Tile rest of the NP!, s(-li('dtiIe with Plttchusrith. The Steeleri se itinky I)inks teniti with a his knee in the first quarter of will be played Sunday. Only got. down to the 40-player limit M. (lie firs( game, that lie Is not I)nl1ui has the weekend oU. • by rutting Steve Rarnett, a It s tuore than significant starting? Chr'velsirul plays at Washington. guard from Stanford. at ul'c national average for 'Flue new 1)olphulns, looking for Los Angeles at Atlanta. (1flea;zol St. Louis trimmed two veteren 'a o"Iers is 151 and for their first victory after five ex- at Detroit, Minnesota at San ems. Chuck Logan, a tight end, i)lli(''i. a 1 30 huibition losses stud a near riilss Francisco. New York at Pitta - and guard .Jim Battle. • t 3 " • - - I �"-5-,,. _-_._1 -. ... - ..-.L -&,.. -- - . - . - .. - -. - - ---.•• • • • - - - ' . . .I I _01111M t I A021 At II iow DEAR ABBY __5_,'_ ,-_..5 _S5._ u: arid wtdgh 250 pounds), but we door enai spol, reat UIQ . ing! 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NOW411ne t I.: 45 (4) Isnldlnw Light Also stared Is Manuel Padilla Nancy Crater (Alfred Ryder and 3:30 (2) Tho 11pre) Thit iirl 11 .51 Jr as Jal, a small native boy Jeanne Bal) Nan .1 Is acting 10:1)0 (3) Dean .f,irtln Summ,,r 1:011 i2') New* • ,, A anA W,1O S tarzan a ,,,cn.4 very strangely and before you ('tn Talk termediary with civilization . k () Befl me of the crew are 1100 () New. it The opening episode deals with lying and 3omething itrange . arzan s e orts to n a see ng seemi to have gotten aboard 11:214 (3) Editorial Commoat (4) A* Thot NVorld Turns 11:3') (2) Tonight 1:iS (2) NBC New. eye lion (remember, suspension the cecruft Usual farfetched (3) The "tt Show ..ot) (1) Dayi ot our Lives of belief has always been the basis of this tale) before it Is excellent actor and the plots are 1:1)) (2) News 2 The Newtr.d (.zn. 3:30 (3) The Doctor* killed by angry natives who well written. This looks like a 1:OS 0) Dially Word a a man-enter. Laurie pretty good one. thi nk 6:1') (4) New,, Weather A Time 'or _,.;~ 13) ABC Nown Sibbald appears as Nara, the 8:30-9 p.m. (ABC) The Tam- 4:15 (.1 ) SunshIno Alm.anae blind girl, and Ned Romero my Grimes Show. "Officer's (4) Summer sAmentor (4) Tn Tall The Truth plays a local native. The photoHospital (1) (Color) (Premiere) If 7:00 (2) Today graphy Is superb and Ron Ely is you like the foggy voice, secret 0) Bill Herson Show 130 (4) You Don" 3. most attractive. Primarily for smile and enormous eyes of V.irlaty (p3) lite of Nigh t i 1) Tho Stirsen kids. but the grownups might ,Nliss Grimes, you will love thi3 7:05 (4) CMI News enjoy It for a change. show which is purely and sim- T:30 (2) To4lAy (it) Secret Storm 7:30.8 p.m. (ABC) Batman ply a vehicle for her "kooky" ()) 77 Sunset Strip (6) World At La.rs 4:5 3) NBC News "Walk the Straight and Nar- image. it hangs on a situation 1:00 (4) Capt. Kaaart row." (Color) Holy perfidy; in which oll [Incle Wall!s AdvenTamantha Ward (Tam- 1:30 (3) Today Batinan and Robin were right! 3:00 (21) Beat of Groucho turox ,1)I) ()) % here the ActionTi (6) Romper Ro'm The Archer (guest villain play- er Terence (Dick Sargent) are ed by Art Carney) is indeed a co-heirs to an enormous fortune no.goodnlk, and although the which is controlled by Uncle SPECIAL GERMAN DINNER public thinks he Is a new hero,Simon (Ifirarn Sherman). prestgives to and who robs the rich dent of the bank in which the ivu THURSDAY -r the poo e:N fortune is held and for which S INCLUDES the funds in the Wayne Founda Tam inth and Terence work. Lentil Soup Carney Lion Poverty Program. Xnockwurat Ic Scuerliriut is an excellent new villain for Dinner S41-ed 0 this crazy series. 0 I I .. (4) Thd Mocetys d 41va .- U) NB' N.v. (2) -, - (3) yorning stnvio • ?' ) S .%(.Fralp * x NAVY (ii Iturns and Allan (4~ 'lypmy Rome r,40 all about everything and lives at another planet for a routine in the jungle by preference. tie annual medical checkup of t even has a sense of humor. archaeologists. Professor and W • • _______________________________________________ "Ethel became quite a linguist while we were abroRd e earne o spen money n ive or six ""-_ . P IV$ I . 30 (1) ARC Nows Nimoy is Mr. Spock, the 4•13 ) 'I In:5 or Boy in this new series; as science officer. and regulars In- 4:11) (3) ItunCAV-SrInkloy inHtter of fact, you'll find an en- clude Chief Medical Officer Dr. (4) Walter rmnkita tirely new concept of Tarzan, Ixonard McCoy (Defnreqt Kel- 7:114 C.1 ) Th" RtflotmAn hich goes back to the orig- ley). Yeoman Janice Rand. the (4) rnIt C, I :i::i 1i ,10 (It T;trAa n inal Edgar Itice Burroughs female exec (Grace I.ee Whit- ' (1) n4tman character. ThisIsTarzan. played an educated. ney) and Helmsman Sulu (4) Wondo-r1til W,irld of by Ron Ely. sophisicated fellow who knows episode, the Enterprise puts In 4:114 (2) Jr. Tir n n 9 PRISCILLA! SWA.IAE ON 1%_J%_J-* UN I- (4) "Eyes of the Won." (Color) , ~. W)4YMOTHE!' (ET3RAY A; 41~v r riod. William Shatner plays I !, 4, : i . (i) 7-tor.-ism for The Mo- AG PRISCILLA'S POP __ _~ r . II ____ - • p1" - Television Tonite -. ____ ' .. 1 0 . ' h F ship with a crew of 4rA (includthere Is a cours Welegiince, R Ing 100 females) which hi roll fashion show of cars. Guests In- Ing through the heavenn nn a rlude Jampq Drury, Fabian, five-year study of the rest of TVIVRADAT P. W. Robert Fuller, an (4) L4's,v: ft T) fl',aver n 17 the universe The ship will not ; and lOhfl Derek return to earth during that pp- 3:34 (1) Notwq ,-. ~ . k~-4~1 . I m In IIIJIrf - y . . r - J , ".4., ..:;r.;- # JZi5r . 3 211 e --' ,---* ~11 I k 11 , I I .. • - ' ~- _________________________________________________ oatt . - •-•-- I _ _______________ oats - ,~_ -_ , L_-1 t' grin ck Turner I - I 710-8V) "m "'flS' - ------I ILLIAIJT/ AJt lJOWLET'SHEAR HEMEFO.DICOUA!'ulJ' \M r,. cousn. , , E CAW!A V06 NUMES OFF 'Woriderful World of Wheels." played by I.arry Storch) arrIven stick. but Tammy b4 muppo-i d I ort ihe get.4 ,7angInt tin board . AI' LIP AW'OETS ATIM CAW SAHOWSR (Color) Moyd Bridges Is host In at the fort saying that the htir to he irrepressible and In order when it sails. Naturally, instead uøcus i. --IF THAT t'osJ'Tsej.It HIM j....i. thlS entertninIng p to get money nut of her uncle of going str;ught to the captain. .")TARTC)MIJCiU'Jf M AN' I lVE HIM A mink. ft's i ~'VLJVE 60T FIVE COLD SHOWER1 world of car imtrit. The program - - hisually for other people) qhe i.qhe confiiseq things by dreviing hinny as It WA-41 11141t, seamn, and ' TIM -MIQLYM5T0rA5_ r1i ndl Around pretondIng to hp I as a meqqhny ,ind working in covers every type of ti mr MAMLE W vehicle the network has finally realii.ed 11~ -_ BRAWSTORMI I .-. . . 0, in It's Rnmebody else. It Is a good plat.; the galley. Henry .Tones plays Irmiginable, from antique cars that It's r all for form for Miss G ime,;' consider Crndr. .Mart in ind Philip Ober to hot rods to go-karts to dune'om-a able acting talent.q. In tAnl&Jht'q'1.4I the admfral-- If".19 a 'funny ~ - - I -_ Iniggi-, -1. All' kinds- of - lovers of . n his twn- show And ,inme of the lines are the Automobile u ~d Trek. "The ,Mnn Trap." (Color) *q - - t. '". froin the man who spend.% all his (Premiere) Another entry In week Naval Reserve cruise, and I really ynkkerx. e4. ,-* -I . days cleaning and polishing to the TV science fiction competi1-1 = k the i;pred racer, and the show tion. This one Involves the USS - '/r featiires a wedding performed Enterprise. an enormous space ..----'• • A Polly Cramer G era ;. . AT,Okje, 1710 OWE -ti-IS . 4- e t • TT1' 'A POUL eARRre LaC 'It I I ? W project. Be on 4'\ i' I By S _v-_-- LI4 CARNIVAL MONKEY . ( _1" VW.4 . P . I . • ' 1 1~1_8 sTz:>P'Tb COOLTHE I but it did have some merit. It is plan how to become more NUL the sort of raise we give or cessful in the days ahead. Get ,~-qw-, '' 1 .-" keep up her strengthl" - ll ~~p 11. , ~V ~' ~' R ~_N_1111 !31~ - t - .0 - AK "Lucky giril I hear the hat to sat seven times a day to I I _.$~~", k-.~ 'it •lINhWIhISLt*t U& %#. 1 •1 TWLIV .?;L.-.*W..~ - . ~F .J__,GrTr ti, ., It * I r Q //Z~~J I ______________________________ - &*.%JAN&.6 Ve Got$-is Ira SaIr RAT jI ) 1 i - ton _%~_ fA p an N_*17 J~ %% ¼..__. I • I I ,',/ I ____ 11 / ., 0 I ;)w aid,-* Ole0 By 80ORF10 (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) 0: A th ose out-to nta I • _____ can see you starting on that new • I f4j Newspaper Enterprise Assa. same experience as Mrs. A. A. into the middle of a jar to that project very soon wi th fine re i .V-S I DEAR POLLY: I am answer- and wanted to stretch a too- it is well anchored and light suits loWwing. Be very aleart Z I -_ Ing Mrs. A. A.'s question about small foundation garment. I I Ail, to what Is going an around You will Com small foundation her too gar- found that it helped to slide the This determines pretty much ment. I had one that was too wet garment over my ironing bum almost as long as a regular wMt your success can be. __ _______________________ _, _ _ . ) Nci_-," I W omf _~COME ON. I NEX -'\ Ck'" TO ~ WAIT! COME I I ~~ ,W . snug and I sewed in a three-inch- board as far as it would go. candle of the same size and SAGrffARIUS (Nov. 22 to ZF6 wide piece of clastic all the way Leave the garment an the board both these items are usuRRY Dec. 21) Rely more on your inY"WNI r / from the top to the bottom until it Is completely dry..- among a camper's first aid gear t-uitioas in dealing with others 1 (Z: where I had slit the gamenL MRS. L. B. ,~) .'r, -, .1 whereas a candle is often for. and you find you can handle 14 . 7e It works just fine and the neces- DEAR POLLY-When camp- gotten.-M. 3. T. them very much better. Once II sary hall yard of elastic is stiff Ing and an emergency candle is .I DEAR POLLY-My grandsori you h*ve affairs in order, you I' ., ,,, - enough to keep the garment in needed, dip a cotton-tipped stick used to start working a jig-saw can give your time to domance • ;or 8hape.-MRS. R. S. into a jar of petroleum Jelly and puzzle an the dining room table in p M. Be hAppy. ,.' DEAR POLL? I had the then stick the end of the stick and usually would not finish It CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan • fS ,-.-r before the next mealtime. I got 20) B' co-operating fully with 'L -I a piece of thin., lightweight wood partners you now can make all /' just a few inches larger than those plans very workable So . the puzzle he works and now he that excellent benefits can e ;h 0 .1 -'%%T*1_L:~ ./,%~ --01-..Y ._4 -.ba-4 r3aft-L. - .can pick up a partly completed yours. New contacts can be .. : . - -puzzle and move it when the made, but you have to tell them --> ~;_ L i It it" b. "I I" T'" a" U1 va, "', table is needed.-MRS. M. C. what you want, be the aggres- Polly's Problem sive (one. wyl WHY wowa I.IW _flX__ Tk~ To LOCAT9 BWW ' 5. ON ROMY. DEAR POLLY-How does one I SCINWR RATI V0"60TV0 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. A PWNR AMP CALL nxyv~ L--== I I 110-.1 ndy materi "' COPOTaLm". I vme CMIMFUL 19) Attending to aU those duties th Crest p I have attended dmas rehearROW VOL) - 1EAW: curling when it is being ironed? bead of you requires vitality & a and huge light blubs that REFORWI the upera and leaves pla,ya, t;als for I would be most CrAiteful for EK PAW509 and enthusiasm. so that you can ~_ i' look like giant flowem flOg et, U e I lunched with the decorator DEAR POLLY-I am a house- start your weekend on a happy ,.... [' for the first time I've ittend- consultant. Elizabeth Sherwood, wife who also works in a bank, note. Have a new attitude ward co-workers. Be more will- z ed a dress rehearsal for a Tea- who created many of the dec. 1 have noti ced bow important : I ideas. along wi th th eir o go orative She's effects. taurant l with Is for every one to carry This took place for ACT 1, Stauffer Foods Corp., who are cial Security number with him the name of the new resplen- In charge of the restaurant, at all times. New government Ideal day and P.M. for reCeIV I dent restaumnt atop the Allied Miss Sherwood said she would regulations even reqquire it to Ing others in your home or go- "C Chemical Tower on Times spend the night In Act 1 hang. be supplied when one opens a hag out for fun In a happy mood. Show that you are trulY fond Square- A typical English town- ing the paintings which had new savings account. It is house has been recreated atop only just arrived from Eng- good idea for every wife to cam of them - You are able to show the tower. As you enter the land. She told me all the furni. Dot only her own number but that you have special talents that can be appreciated. 36th floor you feel as If you're ture and antiques were authen. also that of her husband on the set for "My Fair Lady." tic, bought in auction houses in any of her children who may IF YOUR CHILD 19 BORN .1 The atmospbexe is Old World Europe. My hostess was Char. have Lhem. Wives often transact of those remarkable people lotte Curley, the public rela. the family business and if these one Old and relaxing. A beautiful o will know exactly bow to World carpet, especWly dc- tions director, who is a widow. numbers are readily available will '% this be successf ul in life, with out 11: "?i. signed, graces the floor; there She took over her husband's many a call back to supplyMAR. •.:". loc making a great deal Of fanfare 60- 17:0 -ip._ III fumiture with the styling. work when he died, and is an information is saved. 9 I about it or expecting adulation. '.. JORIE. , '60 , S ... ishoen and patina of the 29th after-40 career woman who has century. There am stained seven grandehildreni ;.-~. " 11 1 Anyone Bubmitting a poljy*s toward over-emotionalism, and ~t 'y,~ ,;'11 , ". With all the elerant our. glass windows, wood flooring - ;14z, rd ~ Problem, a solution to & prob. this rbould be curbed early for 0 in the English pub tradition, roundints, Stauffer has good 1 ~_k4l .. ; popubeamed ceilings, fine dworative foW and, bwvls an Intemating lem or a favorite homemaking best msults and greater ~ idea will reivive a doll.ar if laritY among others. An excel- ~ cy don't. employ pieces and wonderful antiques. note Polly uses the Item in Pollys lent chart for the actor or acI.. 0-.: -A All this captum the aura of Mature women dietitwis (him. Pointers. A . tress, the writer or saks pafor rah our side) do t district. thea e tr London's he U1I I son ' _' spool Ascend the xt&im to the vm Plannins. If you have top of the tower and an English usual dish In Act I . compel" What you make of FRET ALWL KM ga:Irden is spimad Won you. I'Don, say, you can nvtum long your life is largely up to YOU! NEEV PATCMINCr. YM 11~AXTMTD O GO BACK . vosay. WHEN You Glance out the window and you after and order th* same dish Carroll Rigbter's individual WAJTIV, MOOSAIR. ~3 CME M PUNISHME I ARE FREE RETUM4 __I6 ISET IT CW1EK__ me modem Times Square in which will be exactly the same, Famcast for your sign for OctoTO Uowab. 7my :1 NEED GOCUM motion. The garden furniture thanks to the Ufltsmperamental By MRS. H L. JOHNSON bar Is now ready. For Your RUNNUG .f _- consisu of wonderfully com. dietitians whose rft-1pes can be The American Legion Junior copy send your birthdate and Linen recreat.d over and Over. Sortable wicker chairs, Auxiliary Unit btl of Sanford $1 to Carroll Ru.bter 1tUtICst, A? '.I . " All visitors to New York recently enjoyed a picnic at Th. Sanford Herald, Box 3J21, , coverings In th. traditions) tsrI • WIN 1~ 1 14 si . I " --_ Ill ' ( - pf. i0 ' cI , \f'.... \SS 47 .0 1 : Pt, so" , 4241 J0 ._...,c- W A Pint qhe / . .It r 0 f I dr r -- - ~111! - H .:: I . 1!7'.4rnrNJ 1, 1! I - I I, i I II --- ,, , 4 I - t;'l•l['Ui Kiidlbj1 i j I - I 1:: - ld4 i -, , I I lint) • I )~ 1"0 I 'u'- ' '- 5 ~11! . -1 11 ,% 1~ 1~1 1_1__~ ,tLI. yf A .-.~ / ______________________ ed In the merit or lack of it in very much on the ball LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) PreNorth's three-heart bid. It = " HOWD YOU GEr THIS wasn't the best raise even given pare well for the Weekend and "" new oAtA --- i- i,,t,tIminI - - - - . . 411 9 _- - no--W-ij Sovorni wrekdt ngn. her nver. sit kind--ihe knew why .qht%*d contribvitinn that he dio .tovered phone the dlfferenc#~ between hrAln 11't'nt" hc'1wrn brain know H VR( ntl(,n flpforf! IN inc1 emn?ioni knowhe niimt*r to the hv*t.'r,rr,l pt knowl'd '. kdi'' not) III(- •tIpr'rnr kUid- toit tier to rerc'r any pntI'ntc' le nt . Ier)Vb. knowledge- belongs r'niic to a plrwh hittinit roliea,,e The brain kno't'1.'dv' of her.:I jt '5VIIV, i1Mt darling fo n wormin 11 know whn hot tin- lnqtf,ntl rof dividOng his varn. seir a% a (Iiqnppninterl pf-rsnn of thi-4 rountr v%v edtieRtinn hier11" :-.-_,' drr pqychontinlyfle trentment. finn phone mimber. Mit one Aft- broke free of 1t,q ennfineq in ... . I ,lrc-hq to wtint * to give children , - he find R very ternwin. In reqponlite to an by- head And took All nf her In---! emotional knowledile of every. d1snplifilrited tline. nernuite her ster1ral patient's plea 0 And her heart, her blood. her Intedt- thing they rend ahnut. It 14 10111141 • ,lpqprtnrl tirr mother. thrt'nt qhe gave him her em. tines [ father memnrleq---cn that impractical. lint mother tiati U, nnd her n 1)1r'yrrc number. • We 'd i1I he dead If we all knew herqelf to be a 4k. ----- -Way to tiitiot at seven in ruttier 1)klnrhc'r), ?rIhten.ri by her appointed pernn in pørlenre everything totally had to to work and tipport Pier. At. iR compliance with the patient's new and different way. She had we' read about. Our nervous (f,, 'dii' toarrieti silcohoik' who demand qhe reported her feel acquired emotional knnwlede ystem )tIqt ('flUtdfl't 'bind it % vniild not keep hIR prnmlote-it In Ingr. In tier pdtvrhnnnAly.qt. Ife nf horqolf. qho knew thAt 4the',,R' Rrain knowledon iq imr pro. Ioti drinking during theIr 25 'aId • it iq very hard for you not been able to inflict di'ap t'ction ag,nt rniu'h emoyenrq of marriage. After MR in impwte didtappnIntment nn poIntment nn the hytitericni pat. I tinnnl knowledge. Whieh Is why denth. ,%he know herself to he Anyone. Isn't It? I wonder why." lent because her own dI-;nppnInt.- vniins(ster; have to learn to I' tII'HpPOlflte(1 woman but That did it In a flood of teirs ment had been so hitter so read by that dtsgustng thingwhere thfivi knowledge ended In R great i brain knowledge. - 0 - ~ ~tw..a The experlpriep I am gnfng to 1141P if) try to 1111140rate the dIf- workml physivinn-empInyrr took given -z i f 1. I 1~ Muriel Lawrence --'------..----- II Is~ i - j , I * 60IM"r., rFoPAIT4 ON 10F. MOC"'V11111 A W.0mm : 3A(U IPRv,flg r --- -r-'-'--'0 .. - and ir, I . - ) I/ Jiq5 617 11r- MMI '-_- W.0 P-A pt•,1 - do Y00 NSF" It ING OUT ',t*lh kØIn1nTft OLD of AS l404CIST AS A uICKER y . 4 CASMIFA IN TIM MAN JACK Dempm _ "'" J!_s. 1A HOUSE cD tA ~Mi\VW~rwtntiv gqg I . OUR BOARDING 1~4 e-~ -. • um I U Ii - -' 46 8 It tabi I • \,.' i' , - Jacoby 1 , sm - S . S Gaibrnith fly Sfl)E GLANCES W4Ec.E AlA J 0: -~ . I r .5 TIME: VAthbold depending on how we aU working most efficientlY. suit. He managed to discard - WEST ZA" ra. ,~, .1 feel about conditions in general Then one spade an the third diamond I i TA~44 ,.-#~ I & AXQJ` 6743 an= at the time. As for South's recentrate an whatever is rom is/ but West ruffed in at that point I ~ .; . 1~1_1 ". , 49 QJ`10 Q~5 932 .. . . 4 I bid to four hearts we are all for tie an P.M. Show that You have 084 09763 and proceeded to set South with : ~ * -1 . .-1: : 4OK732 JL He held a strong distribu- charm. 4Q834 two mom spade tricks. N 1 -\ . % % I 80V= (D) ad VI1tG0 (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) I O-F ,-;;~Lr . 4e.~~Irl_,. I : South proceeded to critir-ize ( '. Getting out with good pals for do 69865 given him a delayed raise. Nort1i's raise to three hearts. .." .. _*** I TAX9765 I The partners failed to discuss a good time is easy, &a well as ;9 South pointed out that North % .~ * I ", f I I .1e It. *AS I - . .. I the one real point of interest PIAL uut tonight for futwe out- I had shown at least 10 or 11 ~ ,_ . ;I n\ I r- I which is that South should have ings, etc. Plan to add to Your = points when he bid two dia. I 6 10:, , , * . Both vulnerable . TAL 1W_UU&L I ~.C ,N .~ ~ ZaW circle of friends. Make sure LT. monds and that 11 points did made his contracL Wed North Sax& set" He had to lose a trump trick that they are worthwhile, right not warrant the raise with only _______________________________________ SOThCUAIIC.. VVI' UU right a two trumps. iuiw poaau.vu 0th. OflC$ 0U want. i4 I Pass 2• 1.I SO - 1 5 L'IN2GATS.1 I AND HE while he still could keep a Pass 4 that South had gone right on to Pus 2 UBRA (Sent. 23 to Oct. 22) Pan Pan Pass trump in dummy to guard U you delve into some civic GMALDiS 99COMMMMA game with his own 11 high . 1 1 ,1 1 , NCTETO EUZING HOA46, Opening lead--* X PRO&&A.H5 VAS RLWNIN& against the spade suit? That work ul note you find that Your card point opening and that. in I TOMYMOTi... way be would even make an prestige soars, you make wonany event, the game contract I I'l r%r, ons. Be me "a 07NM kU;,>VL0NCH69... I overtrick unless West took his derful new Conn would have been made it West diamonds. :. had started with three or more .1 We aren't going to get jnvolv- second spade right away. first conf er with Bigwig ,I *. , before you start on same big W i ~ I *XQJI02 ace and started on the diamond I I~0 i ~ 1i I NORTZ 6102 spades and shifted to the queen or trumps. South popped his king on the queen; cashed his I I I I ' L. - tivebut thlsnowprovestobea J=h# &on Ifl/t&* 19G IF 4 --•-- 7 _____ " & very practical - . . 1.~ Lt- do not want puzzled about what Is proper. Hate to write letters? Send Study your assets carefully and wben my husband and I _4~ iv Box'-697t*-, Dos - know --- vhere- - to--invesL.-Avoid After all, "som - families --- take"i single *Oman in--bur --- $I- tb Abb.' 11~,k~, E ~7_ e I that will be bumany ruutine cannot obtain everything at car for a ride, where should Angeles, Calif., 9M for Ab._%) Z ~, II ~~ by's booklet, "How to Write drum and thiring for You. _ .I she sit? Between my husband ance. We have a $W bed (I 1; W_ .90 C3MMREN (June 22 Om MOON All Occasions am rJx feet, seven inches tall and me? or next to the car Letters for 0 , Phu taki Acq - - - - ) r 2" six obviously COU 8, N .. ..C, uave 11.. Sept. 4*-.. i,* -. .j, 14 1I I __ s A" be ' - - - -•-- Forecast "• ear, the Witt thoi . ..... - FRIDAY, SEPT. 0, IM Also when we are walking 10~ ova my ears to drown out the down the stmet, should my < solve of 1fl parents quarrel- stacked In every eomer We husband walk between the This is a great day to put your ing I am the oldest of two 4 as, or should he walk , enjoy having guests, but have on funds to furnish the outside with me next ideas kflu whatever your talents not had the and 1 feel sort of responsible our quest room as we would to him, and the other lady On or merchandise art across and t, for the younger ones. MY in the marts, of world trade. the - aside, next to me? folks have been figliting ever like. W. PUZZLED Very constructive cmdItIons can M Someday we will have betDEAR PUZZLED: In the exist especially if leaders of 7%ley ftM about little ter i6ecommodations. But Ja you should alt next to ftnan'e and Industry are aware things, like who put gas In the the meantime, I hope our your husband. While walking, of th e potentials for making big car iist, and also "er big visits together will make up for their having to sleep on a be a little more generous and headway towards a greater Cethings like money, and my of world trade condi. "share" your husband with mend father's not spending enough roll•way bed In a crowded the other lady. It will enable tions room time with my little brothers ARIES (March 21 to April U) ONE OF YOUR EDITORS him to assist both Of You, and bring your DEAR EDITOR Sorry should either stumb)e beca use finest rewards so be sure 09 they fight a lot at the Supper About that, b"fii but the guest table. What can a 14-YeAr-old %Tote, 117`hey have a beautit bu ful, push-button home with FAN ON MUNICH STREET" YOU have to girl du? SICK OF FIGHTLNG every modem convenience Win a man has done you DOSS world. ,wrmg, Immediateb- cons imagrinable. Tbrxe is nothing DEAR SICK: The only eir wi em or th th what opinion about good ble n all that you do. thing you can do, honey, is too good for th TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) a or evil be has done wrong. children." From that, I Into iemember it. And make very expansive 99 sure you don't give your chU. ferr3d, it was not so much a For when you sec this, You Othc" Are in A can give YOU the In shortage of cash, but consid- will pity him, and will neither mood dren the same kind of un Finishing Olin Y eratioii. I could have been wonder nor be angry. (Mar. . pleasant memories. that '-etter you started is a good idea. Plan a little trip for later DFAR, ABBY: Your Answer Abby, in the day that is really necciProblems? Write to DEAR ABBY: Aitho we are to "insulted" wasn't fair. It OX been In was In response to guests past , we 21 to 3 21) GEMINI M a few Years. This 9M. For a personal reply, who complained because the ried only You want to increase your ininclose A Stamped, Selfquesfion has come up several zuest room they were offered come but find you have to be was poorly furnished. "They times and we are both rather addressed cavel . • .. rage 4A g, our -guext room," which also dounles as a study with books Ti . . ., By Abigail Van Buren Horoscope C4U417 Last night I .• - - I - \1I. ••. t -. -5- --5---- - - -. - - ' ' ' - 1' ' ' ' '. - - -'- - -- - -• -. - , - -- - -----v • -. - - -. -. - - -- - -. - - - .- . ,, - , ._ , a - I I S . i ~ �• - a '_a - - - - S - - ' * * -* 4 Legal Notice - Legal Notice r*(wte, Legal Notice lhr u'flty 1(7' ,'tx ( mnthi. rih1I n? *tn. ?n ,hU it ,iwh enunty be deemed A T'UfP i which *. otunt- " - - iIUElI -s.wssti Pt. - • •, - - -. 'C-. * ' -- - - -" - -'-V - '-' ** .-'--,-, n LJ Legal Notice Legal Notice * Legal Notice I lassifieds rIlr et1rthI M mt-t Pvb 'lie' 'S- hit abatil hi' a ,i,parate offiSlCTTCtN fA, peciah ressicin ii,.:k'p, e,r *,i1CeA. iie thAt cial slectei'l rot' a tenet of ?otmt for .-.rasinls*tIonal putrpt'ses. _____ QuAHfied ,ec't(,- at 11 •ertinn, m.y h ter he tntttei, end ,4B iu'ii jutir'e9 rr 5u4pe, A'hAti (4t 'oRr, by the iutifi&i elec- The legislature eh*bl meet on the Herald C () under th)e nAtitut ,n, PreUd. M1,. sill rnnfl, eni • 'vtn*n t h tisb)e In tmy,shmetu ?rn tors of the eomnty as other state firit it.th 'NteeIa." in YOTTCE OF the •lsi*zu-e msi whfeh en inerrpnrsited munh'llik. ml mnkn4'r lit O!fI'A. All ji. and couett." ctfloi&la at elected bin sif.te'p the general elOction 'I'1t Olt"ERAL ircivi4p otthr in na*lcnel I t 1 ir msi h sisiftet' be en. tl'ea sinñ jtiIiee e'hsi top1ti. amid 'ms'hosc coeupenaAticiiu shall he for the purpose cit cirg'amilp*tlois. BEEAS.. lb. Leisi1sture 0? ectlnnsi for 10. Pnullry - Uvestock loT president sind Uce- tIIIe& end to reoe!'e the siame csifl retire at *I eA'enty (''I) fixed 'he' las, Said County Soli-- ss-saring In new members anti --' iaidiiri rr*th 1P$L. vnder the Contttutltrn ? ent or the rnuea tete. wltbou dimlnutlnn or lose hr .'eti thoec he held en'i' 3sü11. citor shall perform th. fuimetinna- selecting officers. No P&ge6A-Septa$ 1966 PICIIdL did . t*l, II ORS S'S )IOA *1)ED n .Ttil , U: °- and duties if County Solfeitist- business shall i.e trayipac'ted, pII1T pe Joint R.eolut)nt* Reasonable Ratea reltidents of the Stale hn*•erer. that P'iwh man- in the Criminal Court ut ReI be N011 &mdinett itt lb. Con tnt-ion hut who hsie nrit 'ret fulfilled heroin o'inIsiIne1 sibsili prl*ide vitled, t-I4t & ElMmd (hood Riding Area tory retirement shall not pro. of Rlhlsbet'rsngb County, cord IICSUSE .701 NT RESOIA"tICIN of the Stale of Florida, and tbe' *11.1111 Phone siiwb co'ernment sie mM be hihit a juettc'e or u4e ?Ntm Florida, as prescribed hi' las' NO. $ were r.'ed in b'r • Mtntatur Short oared etectorsi. retaflibeti h fT()Th I't- ,'I'TvITI the .ntfte term te whit.)i In all ,usl'm-c'ayi?tal f..ken' eases A JOINT RESOLUTION proposotler heagle'. Lsist vein ,tn S Elm - 13 CMerhtg thre-Ifths of the member, sill funds and reuee I ,p wsi siiotnt.n NC. 4 and other lesser offenses In said ing an amendment to Article t-i$$. rune.st Section, IOP1 to esi bones. 'The 'ates in from itk1tvr't Pttiirt tIPs re. hi' ansi Ins hi, 1tth birthday a?- Court's jurisdiction. SEXA'rE 2ctrY-' REOLIT7OX iN ci? the' state constitution, or aeld Ttnt Resolutions O& o" hie1nsi?tr rP'eISI'4 ror .e"In at lead one..half oy e'tXR.- Ilt-Oli,.. yc. 4f, After saul time there shall aladding Secticit 14k, to prtmi'IIIC 2Prsôuwils entered upon theIr ri'spet'tIS'P tnoh term. ttT'tJOl prtqos. prUded h' law. A RE so be a P.tate Atthfl',e of the that gpoda, sari's, ccmnwed!Ities Journals, with the 'r 'ri,, htiATd f ('OUflt' 't'TT7 ( 'rhere pihLfl be & judicial Thirteenth et$th) Je,4hleial C1tln Au AmendThCTt of Article and merchainIIps, eomynonh' Sp.d*l ServIces t)*lOti. atid they did d5*P1TiIT75 *XV1. section t. of the t'ttnsttl. missioner, (if RI fi?'tt*ih mob- ctus.11ficRttone commission oom- cult lit amid for Rllletwuri-.tzg'h kncwuu stock In trade tim' Do Ton basa a i?lnkntl probhsss Joiit and 8irect that the ' )11 hr libtilIsibOfI ',lte P. t. Rot 111$, $antct-& hen the flnped of: tiltItTh of the ilISte es? Florida: Count." who shall he a separate inventci?'y and livestock, ma." be eubmitted in the CARPE'STRT PAISTPG (a) 'rs'i () IdO of the ifla- i-Timia't elected by the qualified iflid1ti for thi' coal. t'tviil. ttJtwtiOTiP.. tlutle&, p'tt's and te. he exempted in part ("tom au electors of the State or Floridsi Adecok 311.3113 A. .1. SUICIDR Prevention. lalh ThIs',' u1tt05 httSsTd K14141 ShAll ? t'ict mturts Of Ti'A1 aptitfltel electors- of that circuit in the iit fiit the ittate f1si tro"lds'alorcm taxation as pe'ms.cinit a* the Oet*T5I tiOctiolt on (1S'CARE, Oriando 661-1*13. the ju.lç'v'p ci those eturta same manner as eths'? stats and lti for itlbflhtNSIflfl to the t- be' transferred In the maimer to t or tangible prcip.rt,s' as the CAKE 1OHATINel Classes lii ticlod ) flit char?er ttt two i circuit court jadea ap- count.' officials to serve a term thra. legislature ma.' prescribe by PAS'i'FR Ic help dnts'e' A1'C starting, September 20, i-icy WOW. THEREFORE, 1. TOM the ormrnment e'ntauullshed putthe pntnu'd h those jndes of Wra,i, the riptinmi of the general last of unifcir operaitt four (4) "ears who shall tub. tat' home, rinecrest. 1"oT- mor, intear to E. St. l.cenhi, less'tng ADAMS. Secretary of otbelensint to N this. portion. courts. fill time duties prescribed by lion thrciughciut the plate. formation call $.tf.447d. thU Stali ttf T'lnt•$ds., do hereby State f2a prvceutty In Snitt. tP: References 122.7*41 office provided for 'hr this con(h Two ( membere of the 'has', tnrinetlng, hut twit limited -tlutdon ttSCe'd lii the WHEREAS, it is gonerahir regive notice that a 5tttuti(ri Shall Ii' sibnll,4ied by rinri.h )t. who shall have prac. to, prosecution of all capital cog-mused and an.' that goods, spree I4OC)t'S., fans, atoc'i's exhaust GENERAL ELCTlCi tler.l law In this plate for at felony tTi't'Osi, since thi time the (IT pilt'WiIATti it. thu 55t1 mO. merchandise, commonly known 4-Hitsuty Care s stem. A filters 'le'aued. Ph, will be held In pcb County In ,wt'tIot ebsilt not ret* Thu least eIbt mI) years, appointed and proportions. used in the 'The leg-tslsitnrs may provide 55 "Pt(wk lii tr*de" or 'lnvtn122 -1st 1.. Florida on the first Tuicdai. . itseg t- limit tie ligIplature to by the heard ef vernore of the for Assistant State Attomner's tory," constItute a class itt peP. SPRCIAI.s: Reg. 610.00 PenmanAfId t"eW- fiai (if the toited icr the first Menda* 10 emit $1.00; 'Reg. $1600 Peruvian- 21-Home lrnpm'cments aiud Special Investigators fut the e'nmiah property that servos ar , tb, pe"eral ecvereIn states have the enactment e' i'uersil, ptcLl florida bar; and bet, which date t or )c'csil lsi'a's as otl,er'a'ipe prPevil $7.01.. (e'm Three (tm eItiien. each of State Attorney and for Assist- Inherent nerd and requirement been modified, and reratificatIon for the Vided hi hue constitution BEXICE'S BEAUTY SALON shall ha't been whom resta 1tt'5tk1. desirable that It Ii, ant Coumity Solicitors and Sicfor the s.u'eoss.ful operation of jpc'tlon of the aid Joint TiesoluOLD BATHROOM A Kitchen re(10) Shcu)d this recolutlob be dent of this state for at leaat ciii In'e'esttgathrs for the County modern day businesses, anti 100 it. 1st Pt-. tile ttIC rC*t arid cover(if lions proposing amendments modeling. Wall Furnate in. of Riflerejected by the r'icctrr five 'eaTs, neither (I.m of whom Solicitor cit Rlllsbeuroug'h CitunCIgTI slate cf Florida maintain WHKREAS. such property is the ContItuttnn of the State statlatinit. Inside & Outside borough county then this reeclushall he a justice or judge or ty, Florida. all Assistant not purchased or held for the fL Child Care Jt, place with the flas of the vIs: Finrld painting. Call $-77l4 after I 11011 shall be null amid void. mouth. active or retired, nor Stat. Attorneys, and Assistant in. of the ns'mier hut for resale any nation ether states, this and the wo. p in. a member of the Flrnlda hat, county Seehieltors and InvestIga- purposes, and m, BIG TOP NURSKRT * SENATE JOIXT RESOIJt'TIC)N world w1th.ut being dispr.tpor. the appointed by governor. When tionate In she, New. Therefore.. HOUSE OIN'Z' RO') tors shall he appointed by the WHERItAS. such ytropert." ma KINZiKRGARTKX ,o. n 23-Painting a member appointed under pars- State Attorney amid the Courity s'ar." from liquids to solids, and ' l)fl 1.A'iI'' NO. 1 Certified Teachers A OTXT RESCJLUTICIN ia'm coasts to he rrsph a judge tif rlormcla: A JOiNT flEt'C'LtTION propel.sworn latin-c the State and (1 Iron to c'lceth, send Solicitor respectively Located I'Ph. $26-l$fd ing sit amendment It Article i, log the addition of sut'ec:toim of :h, rouri reim which he was in by the court, end such AssistWHEREAS, such property irma." Open Monday thin Saturday Tilson Painting Service vfl, eertinmi 2 ,f the nansti- (I f That article XV1. sectionStatS or a member appointlIt kTTiidflttd the ctint.titutloi. of '4; to e'tlo ' of Arttcle 'V ant State Attrirners and Count." Include' fast turncve'-r items and 7:11. a. mn. to 6:00 p. in. Rrush of Florida.; providing Spr&y of th. state constitution, Ici ed under paragraph (hI esasee Solicitors shall work under the Silos' turimei'et items, the true Friday evenings 'ill midnight, 621.0*1.0 that ltjtloitrevislem of the c'onstitu- tf florida he amended ac follows, member of to i.e a the Florida siutbortie the legislature be Attorney hereby to and shell to State agreed direotirirt of said cash 'value of stitch is. often he tin se &dopted ity c'ortvenUon süttm1t1d It the electors (f The reqUire county judge, to he liar. or a member appothted nitCounty Solicitor amid shall luoth uncetlain soil ,,pt'cubatis'e, IRER Glass., Cloth, Resin, Epoxy CHILD CARE shall be suWnutted to the clot'dot paragraph (C) becomes 5 have full avthor$.t;' Iii di and member, the rIeritta )ar idsite' ratificatirin rejec,lot or of Paint & Glue. Wholesale prices, general elec122.2274 tori at the imert In mouimtlop by special acts justice or 3ud-e cf any court or perform an' of the official duttlo at the general election of W}iETtr.AS. It is of benefit ti' Ph. 122-0420. a member of the Florida bar, ies and sbjert to referendum, that the State At- the c'ltivens of this state let enNovember, lPff: Bit IT TtESC)LVED bT his membership en the conunte- torney and County Solicitor may courage successful tiusineucs ope- S. Pets & Supplies BE IT RESOLVETt by the Legipif State of Si'c'tifin 1 Florida: State of 4. Well Drilling the lature tif liiture of the State of Florida: sin shall terminate and a eve'- do rations to he adequately stockFlorida; state flag-The present perform. 'That article XVII., esotlon 2 of seat Pending Intormatktne filed in ed with etimpkte and 'varied ANIMAL HA'N KENNKLS: of the state shall remain That the amendment to section cessor shall be appointed for flor be enpt1tvtinn WELLS ORILL.Eb, PUMI PtkT* OtT Tit Boarding Pot stale, AEC Chihus t.bt i'ematnder if hie term, No the Criminal Court of Rer'ird cf Lines ci! merchandise, and amended aa set forth below and the Pi&1CITh' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS bus., the commt.silon al.0 mixed hreeâs.ZU member of apstate flag shall conform stitutlon by adding suhPec'Iiniu HU]ahoroug'h" 'CoUnt." shall not that paid res&utloit be submitted The .tli 'Typea'-and- Saes -- ---------;.'intett under paragraphs 1.71.2 or (hI tilew Is. sties agreed set forth standard commercial m4) with invalidated by this or inventory I, property in varbe lot Florida to the electors of We repair and Service be eligible shall to succeed mc tif follewtng properthe and shall tie cuhmltte'd to the to ious stages. between capital and end be ment or affected In any war n- rtjecttou s.t the STINE The seal c$ec'tore if the sate for ratift- himetU EcepI as provided here- hereby; amid the County Solttltor profit or just money him trans'!t, BLUE 'liCK iTOt'ND, full grown genera] election to be bold In t.iorip aimd description: Machinery & Supply Ce, ftntalt untrained 626. in, ne member if the commission if the state., cf diameter one- cation cit rejection at the' nest may lUe amended Informations NOW. THEREFORE, ratification November. i7W' 2nd St. 12t.$U2 Ph. 2-71.0l public' shall hold office and si no It 1W cente, of general e'lcrtioo to hild the Legts hoist, in in half the cases it and when RE IT RESOLVED in atty puch time the Section 2-]! at aity men;ber shall held offlce & In liars in wtmit ground. R,'d Novemler, ttiii: ii ]ature cT tin' State of I'iot-idme: legislature, by a s'ole of Tame k Talking My- 6-Roofing "c-titin •. Cpmuty Jtidgi's' ii'Htiral party. The compensathe hots.t eitrimd. That the following ame'ndmtm: PARROTS, The CtuUt't.' Commissioners third, ci! aU members of both width one-fifth ntta, Parakeets, Capuchian lion amid terms office if of tig frito .'u'h corner li.wird ti,, t'i.urts. shall, upon this amendment be- to Article 1N (if the' state conhouses shall determine that Iorske."s, S.lutrreul Monke."a. $11.. mimhere el the commission ahall q i fict Ion the Presr)'ed It) outer rim of I 4 the c't'iuI or, time s'tltuticin adding section 14. t HOLE IN YOUR ROOF7 comIng .'f?ectt's'e.. apportion Is ('ItiSt it Ut ititi revisIon of this Pet k Fish Supplies'. suthc'rir.ed. Time liilu•turc may If fti'd by law, provided that funds. appropriated for the ci*- ag-reid let atid shatil he m-ut.nulttd OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF. uec'eaX3. such flple'rminM.tiOTa it'il ANIMAL KINGDOM t't. tilutiject hit niore than one third (1 /) cf ration of tile State Attorney', Ic, lime elector, of Florida Tot riquiri by sflt'c'ikI PHONIC 112-1409 ,o. & shall be entered upon molt i-ch7-P Lgwod the terms of the member, shall referendum with&pptcval by the E. & .1. TURNER ROOFING l the State Alterratification or rejection between Office the yeas COMMITTFE SUItSTTTUTE FOR epective journala, with in the county, that the county terminate In an two () year micy'. Office arid the Cciuimty Soli- general election to he held lii POODLE PEPP1ES, gaaranteed HOrSE .1OIN'I' RESOLtTION nays thereon, NotIce of said judge of sOy county he a mnem- period Nc recommendation of citor's Office on the hash if the November, IPLL: 8_-Raiio Television ccm. ii health.', Tiny toy' & miniature ct1on ahall be published weekiitT of the Florida bar: pro'ided the commission to the supreme case load. pereonnet assigned In Se'c'linmt 14A, Exemption: sock stud, Terms. 121-1449. 17 In one newspaper In erer' s .IOIN'I' RESC)LrTIOX f?iirt the court shall he valid nnlesi con- the Stat. Attorney's Office to in it-sic, (c.cids, wares, cc.mmolog n amendment u zerticle e;urh law shall ?irt HARBOR ELECTRONICS county In which a newspaPr IS 1111 of the oonsiti:utton n-n. term of office or the' re-tloc'tIon dir-ed l h' two thirds (21*) of handle th. duties. of the miewly dities. atid merchandise. ccuuimcitt- C.&LWORNIA WHITE Rabbits published, for three (t) months UTO Radio Specialists. 24 hr. Its members The commission holding ofjudge any county stock In trside cicated County SolIcitor, and the 1." known a, for sale' 40 all bred cit with 'riding for the consolidation of of itezi general elec'srs'ict. 621 '4243 I young; 16 JunIor Does, I municipal and county govern- ?Ic'e tin time date ii! It enact. shall elect (iT)f' (It of Its mem- coat of operations of said two (2" ins'eIst ory and I tvesloe'k, ma.' be 'eSrs-hee lion of repi-ceentatlVel, and th ALL RadIos. bets to sert'e as chairman. ii niut & member of fli(!hIt who exempted in part freurut ad vs.]cer. offices. Therezt?tet. the Board nY heal,Bucks, all metal hutches, All mints iii i'TIllsi.orough county those cuimtit preceding the where ito I) Atiy Justice or judge in Count." Commissioners of Hillstiexotinim as pe-c'nset for stin. rhone Altred Erb. 0. Home Appliances adding sectIon 24 thereto: Ii,, fiorld& liar. paper Is published. ncwtIce shalt whom tbi, section applies may borough County shall appre'- title property the ligislature NO. f be given by posting at the cc"- BE l'T TtlC,Lvflt h, 1W LogicIi' disciplined by private reprimay prescribe by general law pilate such funds as to them sUch lii the Florida: precincts' lalure State ii! SENATE .1OINT TtESOl.VTlON of eral polling iTmitild or removed from office for may he reasonably required for of uniform etp,'raticun throughout PERSIAN KITTENS ç ANFORD ELECTRIC Co. That the following amc'ndme'tmt counties for sit () 'reek. OtTI Pure-bred. Creams, 4 Males preceding s'atd eDc'tiofl. The dcc- In artici. Viii o the rotmititu- A .ICINT Ri:tO1ATlCmN vr,'cis- willful cit p.'siteiil failure to thu operation of the State At- the sitMte E. APPLIANCES NSw * UC•4 hIs duties or habitual tn rne) P Office and County Stilt- IN TESTThIONY WHEREOF. I 'ft i'-462 s'ct lion ru timt state of ricruda is ii Magnolia ing ut' iimiettlmc:T,I it' tcstmt,n T'vTornm toT? at said election nsa have hereunto set iii' hand and for or against the revision in lmere,hr agreed It and shall be of .Artic)e V of the State ltuI.'nm;'.ralir'e or c'titidUct ntie- miter's ('flee. ' USED TV's it is the express Intent of affixed time C',rekI Seat cf the FOR SALE: Registered Miniature up. ('ntisiitutioui ;rovidlrmg that time coming a member of the judi. question. Ii a majority of liii' sulmilled It, hit fioc4rirf tif the Collie Puppies. Call Z-0$7. Service Calls *4.00. the num- 'lar tsr he ma he In'oluntar- Legislature amid the e'leeøiors cuf State of Florida at ltgislaIurc prot'irl electors p voting he lit fei -tir state ci! Firurida for ratifirotloim fly retired for disability serloug- the State of Florida to create the Capital, this. the 24th dat.' of gl judges i' f of revision, the legislature the's- ,r rtje'i'tiin MOONEY APPLIANCE FOR SALE; Rgtstet'et. resale lcction ('OUnt." and the n.cptu'tary jut'- l Interfering with the perform- offices ci? the State Attorney atud August A I). tILG. en at such election sibtifl t'rt' I Palmetto AlrdaJe., 2 .' rs. Champion Blood 1-05,7 AnN' liii. of duties, which is, or lad ('oumity Solicitor In HIllshnr'nugt (SEALI ii, Ar:I('i. Viii is hereby *mrndisdiction in cuset- t side by law for * tiVt'rUtItit1 to Lines, 22-41$. is. likely to become, permanent 'P07.1 ADAMS County. Florida, which shall he uruutity judge's 'ourt: dehetrq'I,e the c,onititut.htifl and .thmuli i'd by tedding ptct inn 24 to read 1. Musical Instruments in hat ui-c After such Ins'estiga- separate, distinct, amid unconSecretary of State log flue rotuirvmemmt limsit provIde for the oonduct and rulel as fc,floas: 10. Poultry Livestock tiOhl ItS deems it necessary, the pitt that nectaid with each tither Sept. 6. 2. 'IP electors. o rutlish Section 24. (II Tli. emi such convention. The enliventy judges. Issue aU ]IN'nsces. BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP lion shall be held within eta I4) lhIlltinreuugh county are hereby BE VT RCSCILVEP t,y time Leg'Is- judicial qualifications comniho- the same shall he and exist as I"DE-I hesuing eon- they did in staid County before HORSES: Buy, Sell, Trade. $1!Band instruments months after passage of tbt granted the power to adopt A tature of liii State of Florida: sIciti ma conduct & accessories 801.L. W. FL Howard, Wynn Rd That time amendment sit forth tternittg the removal, discIpline the first Tuesday after the first in Tb, Ceert iii the (4'evty providing for the coii'rnticsfl. c1marte'r for a g(u'crrmmtunI which Sales, Rental. & Repair, T'e]estets to the ouim'tntIufl shall shall exercise an and All pOW below he S,'otlon f of Article 'V or r,'ttreme'ni of a justice or Monday in January cm? 'IPIl. Jedge. Pies.Ineele ('l.nt.', State HORSES ('cit '04 Cedar Ave. sale: 2 mares, 4 This resolutieim shall at rIs.lsn, 1. Prebat, Section Z22-02 equal in nuint'er and hi a.l'Z'Ot ers lilt C'tiUtity titid ThUIIIL'lptil of the Su ite ('instil utinti ii Si- Jt,dgt or request the supreme yra. old k 7 yrs, old, which this cotusititutlon g'r('t!d to and shall be aubumitted ('CUrt to Appoit't three () sepo- become effective only upon Its in re lb. E.Tnte at: tinned among the various r0U11 PiANO TUNING & REPAIR -661.1I majority of the JOSEPH KAMPH. .pprc'val tiy gincral It lie ,'hi'ctnrs if thu stat, fur c:il r,ferec' whet shall be ties as. the nirnibership of the cr tlit, legisluiture, im '.L HARMON t*ccape' d house of r,iireisrntati'i'I ii i' s;e'e'ial or local law, hue comm. rumtI!icatit'n or rc- je'c'tiomt at time ttvi or retired justices or jud- electors voting In a referendum r1a1. OT)CE pnrticined. The OflVOTltiO11 UT'(flI ferred upon H!llsbnrd,ugtm ('(lUll- ncat g.'li.'ral cle'r; liii to be held ge's of courts of record, to hear election *0 be held In Riflestud take evidence In any such borough County the eoond Legal Notice 5-Vacuum Cleaners Notice is hereby gstn that addition of a revised cnhctitU - ly it &lly mtitiictality thicreuhn. In Nt"e'mier. li.flf.: 5iC1'](mN County .ludgcs' neatter, and to report theron to primary election to be held In the undersigned wIfi. n time rd titin shall ce'rttty a COPY f it tfl Such grve'rnlTu'tit shall txercise the c'rinumlesion. Alt hearings ctIarn day of C,ctote'r. A ti l,G. i's ' corK, USED VACUUM CLEANERg lbs governor. Five (IP) printed 111191 powers tmy the enactment Courts I5TH JtDICIAL C1RCI'IT OP ESTAIhL1SIAMENT. There simall be held in the oount' In $20 op n present to the linnorstile County copies f the revised conititutinim .f trdtnutice'm. which relate 1' NO. ]fl Hhllst'nrnug'b idmitil h ue a county judge's court wtiIrlm th justice or judge In- HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION Judge of Seminole County, Flor- "LORIDA IS *50 FOR iEMIlmaul be transmitted ty the 5f' gu'nrnumrftt of KIRBY COMPANY 'olvod resides. Testimony shall re'tary of state to time clerk of musty iiTid providi suitalle ;'e'n- lit .h ('('Ulit). ida, his final return, ac'i-ount and SOLE ors -. Sales & Ser'tic. NO. '4t tic under oath, administered by (,) C'tNTT Jrt'GES. Thic, the circuit court .,t each county', altiuus kit liii violation thereof. vnuch.'ra. as administrator ci! (I1ASCERT SO. I Ph. 661-6767 propcisJOINT RESOLUTION A member of the commission or and five (1) to the ociunty judge Such goverhmuim tihli have ito hh1 i.e Iii ea4'h t!tsuhity a cnu. amendment to ArtIcle the Estate cu? Joseph Eamph. de- TIt'TH JOHNSON, hug of each county, These cpiiit tiower t create or abolish atty ty jmgt c.r county judges in " silu'dtal referee. and subject 'V of the State Constitutietn, by ceased. and t said tIme, then PlaInt I fT 3. Plants, Feeds, See luenjiltie, for Pr3Ui-T. If shall be distributed lhrt,uglicut mtjpjft'iplIt', except ap oilier- suI'lt yutlylihift us the legislature 1t ti adding a section to be ntzmt'i'r- and there., make applicatIon to vs afte'r hearing. (ttafter considthe v*rious t'UtIii, iimd sihall tie- wise- provided herein. s.iiuhl liruuvith' Who shall I.. ciectout all Plants, Fluw.'j'j ed by the secretary of atLie time said Judge fox a final set- LCmXNIE JOHNSON, e'rirtg time record and report of available tot ezitniimwtion by any (p 'The method amid matuuer s.d by the qualified •')'ctnts Cactus, Shade trees, % price, coun- tlement of hits administration cii Defendant the authorhsing board which time- ehccttirs of HII1s. thu e'uurmty at the time and it,.' refe'r,'es. the ccummtasion SaTIrE or 5I'IT i,er.on destrimig to exaInuhme Siam! m $I' Country Club Rd. is' oommhsiiothers of Orange staid estate, and for sin order flimdi good reuse thereto? it t'eiN'Ugh ('titit1t' stmll ,x,'rc1it pluc'es if Iciting fiut otime'r cc,utmt Sot $ period of at least three (' bound- discharging him amid )mi sure- INK STSTE OF I'LOIIIDA TOt County to revise months hmmediatel3 prtte.di1ig this tower shall be sot feurtim 11 cif!ie'ers. uitid sitmitil held for four shah ret'omn,et.d to time supreme L(.NN1L JOHNSON aries of arty justice of the ty as such midnilitisitrator 0. Misc. For Sale time- removal, discipline or the next general elet'tion. At this at charter for the' g.ferimflitImt (ii i4m ,eurs Conmpc1msat.uumi aumall be (whose address and place of t'ated this, the *1st day of Au;district in Orange Counpeace justice or retirement ci! th election the revised oons'titution Hfllsitsoroughi county which char- as provided by residence I, unknown) ty without referendum upon us't. A. I'. 1I'f;6. LECTRIC STOVE, 126. Getsezu he snismitted to the tIne- let simall hit- presetmttsd to itaid A Sworn Complaint having (2) ;T:uSri]'r](mN, Tim. cnn- Juo. The supreme court shall Kenneth bit. Lemer and resolution, public bearing, Tm-On.bOt, $6. Call r''u' lb. record of the proceed2. l.ee'ts filed tot's of the stLte, for ap;mmtivkl eI.,ctciri by sit,' charter vuimitmuip' ty juogeme courts siuis3i hat As Admtntstrator 01 the agaInst you in the pu'.liah.'d notice of the same; 9459, thu le'gle- gIImui jurisdiction its all cases. lug, (In the law and facts and or rejection. Il a majority of the k.iti ets'tilihied b rt't!t 't'u-' Itt x" Estate of fr Se"'!providing that tue existing jus1 ahuti nrOet removal, discipline or netle Count;', Florida, in Chanelectors voting upon time rrt'h - lature. The' legislature may proJosu'phm Kampb tics of lbs peace distrIct shall XPEJtT CARPET CLEANING, cery, for Divorce, the short tithe skin of the orisititutin rhahl ap- t'Ide for the c'otittumuttig extateitict value- cut prielulirty tui'..t"eid simall retirement, as it finds just aitd tiecetapet. otherbe dissolved except Average sIze $4.95, free estijy cbarter cntnrnuteElo!m ol he' i,ro'ith'd Imy the iLgisdature; pr( l,el, (it wholly reject time corncut said miction being RUTH IJrcli'e pame., time rsiiied ct'nsitS- of Pulllsh Sept. 1, 6, ]1, 22, 1165 wise provided by law. mate, 661-6767 for Information reN,mn)cndation. tpcin nitsicuit ititlon shall take efleici tnmme'dI- may euscuitshlahi a t'tiarter CL1Ui i thue .rtii'e'e.ditigs relut.iumg JOHNSON, Plaiittiff vs. LOXXTE ,f BE IT P.ESOLVEti by the Leg-ta- IDE-i & appointment, ,hm for Itm'cihuntary retiretuhiseorcle'r time ateh upon such apj.urv'al by umisathon or ct.umnmIieht.tmi JOHNSON, Defendant, t hi e a e 'i''It,hi' or ut'lnwful detention lature or the State of Florida: diss tiihlty, for the just ice (lUlls t l any limit 1k-i (Jtimn%ts.Pltltm flj 0 nme'u,t eie'ctoi*. tc ,hieflme'ti ITOO EQUIPMENT for sale, 'That the amendment set forth I'%ITED PT,%TF.5 DISTRICT presents are to cause and reNO. 2 withoUt regard 1 shy el.'etlott or , ut) c'rtnm Itmul case's as t hit legms_ or jtmdge shall I hms'rehy I.e re- ).e)us' to Article' V of the Ftate f0I'IIT MIDDLE DICTILICT 0,' quire' you to file' your written hardly used. Carm tie seefl by :.' be Cc.mistltution by adding a new FLORID.5. (sItLADO D1I5lU% defenses, if any, to the Con,SENATE .101 NT EEOL.VTJ0N itimS held ui,(lll Sli) cliii!- lit u!. numiy i.r,'st'TItit l'hme ((lUll- t ir'd iit rctirenient pa contacting Lois. 626.3774, wim1ti as iii a jue*. section to he numbered b)' the see. S-54-OrI-Cii- - UNITED plaint filed hereIn, and to serve Nti 221 te'i cit tkiist'teT'i I til_'l'(tUl (li-C ]'I Jud e' t'tuu?'ts ahmufl ImUC 'iteci i'y iiiwpupr,mr prt,pcli_ court, judge tIn of ti.. hull t,t't'iiiiie I Jurisdiction t't ti't- seth. tm'ist s.t lit cci. A chstirte'? LOOKING Fort \'ALI.IES? A .TCmTNT T'LSC.Lt"IiC'N to STATES OF AMERICA, Plain- a e't'.t t isercu! upcutm Pla ititif r se'uretary of ptate Is RICHAJID P. CLINE uttorxse'y on or before time 6th fig amendments to Article 'Vfll e!foctI'e olilY upon ratiticailois I lit nt de'c.'de-uits. amid nil- c.f a dist rl t t court of appe1 or and shall be submitted to tb" tiff, vat 5110 P i1 the- State- Colmit I U LIoli : isdO i'y . nmajtrIt ot time- letI tin of tort, to ordi: tim e mutt. c.f real 'trcu It lu dge shafl neil lie less electors of Florid, for ratlfiu- and BILLIE G. CLINE. his wife, dar of Octt.ex-, A. Ti. 11.66, other. WALTNEy JEWELERS ('T'i his. thirds two of lit itsat' Id Article 13111st,otuUgb county voting trig Section LA to estitte of de'crd,itmts atid minors, lion or rejection at the 'meat Defendants. %OTICE OF IALE wis.e' a Decree Pro Cortfistø will 4 5. P&rk As't. *22-350* Ic. provide' for time 1e,tnmr and general or siu.escIk.l eiectiümi to take Imrc,tiute' of wills, to grant then cnmpetuuI ktloV If he bats ser't'- general election to be held In -Notice is hereby g-iVtfl that be entered against you and the pursuant to a Final Decree of cause proceed cx pane. letters. testamentary azmd of ad- ed for ten (It') 'eare or more emiloyvue!nt of iplotettiVe provided by law. November. 1164: NOTICE (tt,Uimt ) superltmtendehmts of pub(2) TIme imutobt, qulifht*ttoii, rnttmlsitrs-i-lcn atmd guardianship. .itishlce Or Judge' of such ooUZ't or WITNESS my hand and offiSECTION- Orange eDunty; Foreclosure entered on August LL•S AUCTION SERVICE terms cf office atid tottImid of amid to discharge the duties. us- courts Uiwtm an order for re. boundaries of justice of peace II. 116$ by the abos'. entitled cia) sea! at Sanford, Seminole lit' instruction, taken over management & BE IT RESOLVED by the Legli- fihlhtmg s'c*.iit:ii' itt the' iuutimt.er- ually pertaining It, courts. of pro. nioval. the Justice or judge shall distrlc,ta.-The hoard of ocUit- Court In time above styled cause., ('uunl -t, Florida, thl *0th day of operation of t be Sanford t'bitu'icr t,tmttits.ueit1m little. 'i,e' e'.iImlst lature' of the Pta-tc of Florida: i s.imiu of judge ,:istl thit'rttu' be Icrooved fr'um office, 1) cutniniesionet's of Orange the undersigned United States August, A. Ti. hiLl. Farmers' Aution ttslis.hetU pursuant tO lb Is sie'i the a,nu,m,dnunt ot Sect mOlt immive lime lut'%e'4r of ronmuiht thIiW atid iii,. meahery sImlI cease from county ma." at an)' time .ipun Marshal or an." of his duly au. SEAL. Onoi-a & 17-1u3. Merchandise neededtime date tif ucht order. The' su- r,'sutution, alter, change or i-c- thorised de'putles will sell Arthur H. Be'ckwlth, Jr. I tif ArlIt'le '1ll of liii St-tile I tiun utici the ;ut.%% Ore.. Iunc'thviiu' umuag-isitra he's t%'IIl sell on consIgnment o court shall make r1es' s'lse the boundary of any jus- property situate in Seminole lreui t'is.rk of the Circuit Court, Constitution by time dditIoim tO and duties 01 sn.' such uumumtsmeO. buy outright, SALE every FriNInth Judicial Circuit, In tth11TTEI Si'EJt'I'TTI'TC FOR ;irotidittg Tot the procedure to. tice cf the peace district within C'ount)'. Florida described as: Lot øaid Article of Se'ottomm LA 511 ic'tu shall tic iiro'idd iiy law. day night 7;5 p. un. (4) A charter pm'*'pt'o6 by amid fur Seminole County, -forth below Is agreed to amid SATL JOINT RESOLUTION f ore the' ctotntiats'luti and the re- Orange County without refer- it, BLOCK Ti, SOUTH PINEand time extent to which sattatblii.tsod itursuahut CREST. according to Flat thereLEWIS C. DELL AUCT. phall be suhimit.'d to the elseFlorida NC t,mmUniCktinn, shall he privi- emudunu; prcavlded that no exist- of renorded in Pitt Book 10, tort cit Florida lot tCthTiUiItitjU to this inctiun shall provide A JOINT RESOLUTION By: Donna It. Markos, Ti. C. 322-75*1 peso. district ing justice of the rsJe'cttuzm at tht general clot- that: 11mg 511 ameutcisneuit lo Artielc v leged or confiderittal, provided shall b, dissolved or otherwise Pages Is and It', Public Records GORDON V. FREDERICK 56 L'NIVERSAL city elm U ')' of order the ttai t Zig-Zag corn. UPOri thu a. The gu%'e'rlmltmt'imt4 lion to be held In Nuve'mbet, of the Florida Ccunsitltutton by ezoept as otherwise of Seminole County, Florida. At Attorney for Plaintiff pItt. line. Makep Zig-Zag ititof discipline, removal or retire- eliminated I'ain;ma and the county of i&ddutm sec!tle.tmI to bear- public outcry to the highest and 120 Eist Commercial Street public law, A ThI4t provided by cbi'i eutornaticaui;' Sells Ic. I:t)0 P. 0. Rot 171L SECTION LA. jim those ooUt'tli' HiIlsh.urough hmiiui Lu upolldu&t s.d b.' the' secretary ti! state., merit the record shall no longer tmmg shall hue held on the propos- best bidder for cash mali;' for *261.50. Buy now for aut bunted to ppcitmt a supttitt- ed iusd the structure' 01 the itt" to ireis'ith ii pneu'edure for the ri'maitm confidentiaL A justice ed re'o1utioii with ten ('It)) dayi' Nojn tin Tuesday, September Sanford, Florida, 77I half Dricc$344.7&, XV year pui'iit' itm.etrut't$t'ti U0 Icual gc%e,rmenhe.hit shatti hiitlutie m,,he,c,ttoht. retire. Cit judge shall be dtquatlttte'd notice publis.hmed in a newspaper 27. 1163 on time steps of the Put'lmsi, 5ept_. 1, 1.. 16, d is.I'tlihitie'. -166 guarantee, braimnhi, the (ti(Ut l haumford Sewing i. A dir Art ide' )l I of t tic -tmi hi' e'stud removal uf kim.' ,jus- ttm any prcue'e'edltig his- u) s'iuug im ii of general circulation In the Remitmole Count." Courthouse'. (.'e'rmtcr. d1siihii,c retirement tii- re-i4li. tim, s'uiu.rilIttltdrlmt *tmuihl rhmhit ut ficel' t.! a hmichi athaU tui Satifurd. FlorIda; Dated: -t6-6L. alit uttotm court, time hhi'esulirtnu 01 ('Dun t y. Ie'imde'Vtat liii h.l('ui.ure' ut %Ol'ICE JOHN E. MAGUIRE. SR. ft.i liii i*dIIlIlItttrat_ strut ELLCJ'IOS iudge- ci ii district etiurt of ni(us'at. ¶'tit supreme court sihall NO. II SK LAMP, good as now, Se. tnite'd Ftatc idarshuil Re it known, that 1, Tom s't get ,'r*inmu'nt board lrrc,%'idt'd tb-ut lime b-ord i imppeai, tistid udge of as circuit I'." rule pruu'idt for time dis- SENATE JC.INT RESOLUTION at Tb. Eaford Herald. Middle District of Florida Adams., Secretary of State of the proticlilug CII C(iCV!tiS'e quathifiatiuim of any member of 2, Atm elected leglsimsti"c bi-tih. (tiUrt uma' enter into a contract IT NO. IT referee' and the ('PflIttmit-SiUtI JCendell W. Wherry State of Florida, do hereby give nmpli,)'ntCtli with such alP(uitmted the s'le'c!tklm to umemhut'sbip, powdate. IlLS SCHWINN Bicycl, with A JOINT RESC.L.tJTlON propos- Assistant United States Attorney ci whttm shall be' the hot ajmpottmtmtnt of fur ad that a GENERAL ELEC. ,uptrilmtcflOt'tit which conera and duti count)' DE IT RESOLVED by tue 14gimeamendment to Section baiket, $26. 2116 Sanford Ave. ing charter take the place time k pi'rS('tm to a the Attorney I or Plaintiff 'T1OJe a'IIi be prv'Ith-d ty .trael shall not extend hiv)'Olsd In Sezulnol. lature of the State' ci Florida: 21 of Article XVI of the State Publish Aug. 26 & Sept. 1. 6. County, Stat,held Ph. 322-Ilto of Florida. on amendment to Articl, disqualified person $. A judictath branch. whmti.'tt thirtieth day (if Jutti' iim time 'tar That that Constitution providing judge Is to(4) In the event IL, 1163 In which time hernia vi a major- hatll nitty base Jurtadiction in the V of the Florida Coitstitution by Tuesday next succeeding the each con demnatian of property )RGE Wringer Type W ashet, fIrst Monday In November, A. Ti. ItT of the members of the hoard rnforucmeimt of ordiltatioes eulm- adding time' se'L'tioUs. set forth i..- moved from of floe, his judicial jury shall be composed of REVERE Power Zoom S MM b, imnitiIchm not legtelittt"t' .uts'icc shall prus'ide untZ• 11.33. the time' said Tuesday being the ctod low to be' numhiered by tt.. Sot'of publit' 1ritructlun shall Camera with tela.pboto lena. -twelve (12) jurors. t TUE CIKCI'IT COLUT. EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, pitt. Time' oounty euperltulchmdeilt ertuatteid by this sectifl. i-cleary of State ii agreed to and nuuimity from disciplinary pro- BE IT RESOLVED by Ph. 323-1511, Legis- %EWTH JL'DICI&L CIKCL'IT OF to fill the following office.: t,. Siiouid iii. .-lei,'torc of the liat1l imil tie cuunmi,iflsid b.' said uenie'ndnmcmut lie ,uut,mmt- ue'edttmgs fur mrt'feasLonal mimelature of the State of Florida: P'IAJKIDA. IS 3Sf) P0K CLUL Repre,ientatl'e In Congress for thu governor hut Shah t't t'OQU1r' nmUnk'iiiaiItieiC of Pjsut EU." t' ted to the elcotur of Florida for conduct performed during his PER DAY rental for Elsctrjc That the amendment set forth the Fourth Congressional Di,. Carpet Shampooer with putr t'tJtictiuum sit time' tt't'Ill f office ut prior thereto. below to Section ?* of Article SOLE GOt 511'. ed hi file with -this' ouuhmt' board Te'iimpi. Ti-rrat't wihu It, t.UImStitl- nutifIet jib IS CHASCEMI' Si'MUEK lrii't of put'hie instrut'ttofl a good nd dull 11.1 41 g,it't'nimuuuttmtt ss'ittm getme-titi ciertiu'tm to be held lim dust of Blue Lustre, XVI is agreed to arid shall be tme're*natleuu'e' Nus'e'iimtser, heLl;: gt's'crtmumcnt Three (2) Justices of tbeu Su,ufl'icti'tmt butud and tim ,,ut'hm sum liii ENAT1t .1C'!NT ItESQLIJTIQN submitted to the electors of the IS MEs PEIITIIJS OF LUCILlE SHELLEY and MATZflS preme Court atsd upon puch eundltl('tii aS the mi-Culled, they ma." do WOMEN'S COATS I..i. 14, SECTiON-. Alulsuitmllnvlmt almd io, state for ratification or rejecbatl1 ideS' - Jeirht) itile- iii itt che't'turs of ie't't.Luti of justices and cent-aiim A JOINT Ri,5('Lt,'T)ON propoa- tion at the rirxt general eli'ction TIE B. SHELLEY (Moutotu Fur 3/ 4 length), I. On, (3) Judge of the District legislature t.y law TOt CHARLES HATES, whose sIte 31. Spring Coat; Plctur. it'e for ciectis'e ,uuperllittndeifit5 said municipality 'oItg lii an Court of Appeal for the Fourth iumg an amendment to Section to be held in November. 1136: -' residence and address Is UnAppellate District b.t- large, 2 small (Egypea provided t SectIon 7. At1Ili' ehe'uliois u;'i' said Issue , ieC iii Article' V of the FlurIll No 11,- risual shall b eligible . Condemnation of SECTION known: Fourteen (34) tian CieDitltUtiOit. The; creditors of any gus-ellaCircuit Judge. Scene); Girl's Car-coat C. VIII of the gta.te Ida Cotmttt.itutiuzt to provide fur property: ootuipesatio-Xo pritot' the office' of justice of You are hereby notified that of the Ninth Judicial Circuit size I. like new. 122-240*. meuitait utl onulIda-ted or NO. sv;.se'me ooui't or judge ci! a diiis..'patretc offices of the State sate property nor right of way the above PetItioner,, Governor Attorney of the Thirteenth shall be appropriated to the use court of appsl unleas he HOUSE JOINT RESOIJVTION lehmed under titi, .iec'ttvim shall be )&ATTIE Secretary of State OING OUT Or BUSINESS! NO. $44 prc,tccjt.d. Itinideci or otbe'r lii- , ettis'cri of this state, and elth) Judicial Circuit •tud of any corporation or thdIviIvs.] LUCIUS SHELLEY SHELLEY. have filed a PetiAttorney General The Home of 10,000 Items. A JOINT R.SOLt'TION PTOlO de'btt'dtme,ri existing att the 1fe be' is, amid fur a period of Prosecuting Attorney or Cotta- until full compensation ties-sf cur tion iii the above styled Court BLLIJg BARGAIN BARN Comptroller t.' Su1litt,r of the Criminal shill be first log sin sinmeundmnetit to Article live date- cit am.' gtise'ruutnctlt lou eli') ;.'curs ha, i,e'e'fl, A 100115to the hue'Ieuzsd,.r slush be tier uf the Flurida bat; amid imu State Treeqrer 1100 Grap.vflIe Ave. VI. F.ot'tiuii I cit hit State Cut.4iUrt of Record cit Hillabor- er, or first secured to bUn by for the' adoption of 'ERLEEN agiatuist the peY'Culi huitll hit' -e'ligih'le' for t lit Fuperititend,tut of Public lam. .tttutkmn to ptv'1dt for 'iititig e'm,fuiri','si'ie Cliii.' tughm C''utst."; prcu'idtng for p. de'puit of moor;'; which corn- RATES, a minor, amid you are required to altos' cause why the SNAPPIN Turtle Lawn Mowstruelion ku r*sidents Tmtut tlle.i!hiiig list real aid iicrautmah property thie'tI.- utihi'.' ut judge cii a circuit court Poitstflif'llt of asstea-teentê and pensaitioti. irrespective f any with 7 imp. Wisconsin tut. Cousu,1ss.ic,,mtr of Agriculture 0u.lifictkit'P of olectcmr. In us- tulurt' (axietik tear ucli iiurlCIM'e utuis.si' itt ii. C (it LSCII II this. pre'e.rnlhiing Cutit's and ;vwerp: benefit from any Improvement same should nut be granted by glue crvItmg a copy f )'vUr *200. Mark 56 E Men. tu'rftitr.'eldli*it MA proi'is.iufl Tw () Coummisasione,ra Florfur Suc'Iu otiser leer a elections stied is.. imU tititsal ajad unless providing for impui-tiunnuttnt of proposed by such corporatioui or nury outboard Elec. starter test Gtfctmm,ea, it any, upon C. ida Public Service CommIssion mud s'ice'.presideuut of liii' tYnIt might lie' required h. law. period if fitt If'' yLats hitu. tseieIu, aapimiupriatted fuads ty Count." individual, ihall be asoertaitmed lfi0; Itefrigerat' 6*9; Pen5. N1se', Jr., Attorney fur ' cit SUch a member vi tile ilcirids bat. State Senator Fourtsentb Sen(11 Tilt ,toviiuti aid States. 5itd to 'e°" Cuantuimet loners; prus'Ldlng that by tacit. (iZ) jurors In a court Vernon field Garden Tiller with attach. Petitioners. P. 0. Drawer Z. Sana,turtilhit'd vimarter and urdhnanoims. e'iaatctt.d The judge's uf other youth tiiuil) atorial District reoulrenaeflt that tnIurma.tiuu. itcuw pending of competent jurLadiotIon. a. ford. Florida, and by flhiaig the $7; Ford Back blade, Stat. Senator Fifteenth Sencltl*eua must present their VS. pursuatit thereto sibmull nut Colt- be citius f this. itate sid shall It timsalidated; pro- shall be prescribed t'r law. heavy duty set to all angle original thsroof with Clerk atorial District flint with aim; pN,'s'isiou of this residents of the ouustty served triilIgittCih2 oirtIfIttit* UT. 'riding an e!feutis'e date. NO. U p76; r z V Rice Irrigation of said Court, on or befor. the Stat. Senator Sizt.nth Mncopy thereof when ieg'istttl'IitS. ta?1tUtioll nor wIth gezuerl, Lii; siruistcur or nieml*t of the' liE 1,1' RESOL.S'ED t,' ti. LmgtSENATE JOUtT RESOLUTiON 26th day of September, A. D.. pump, self prime Wisconsin sturls.I District PE IT RESOLVED by tbs 1,1u$i,- mepeeclal or local law. now Ct buuae of rcisnes.ctitiith'*ê otherls.ture iuf ti. st&te of Florida: NO. CU utbej-wtse decree may be UVO. Call 322-705; after 1 p.m. State Senator Forty-$rst len. lature of the State of Florida: )ieirea&ftcr ajmpl;'Izug to HiUssleur- ale. qualified shah be elIgible Stuetluli 1. That the amendment A JOINT RESOLUTION propo.. 3164. entered igalnat you granting gtorjaj District That Article VI. bectlofl I of the uuiib e'uutm-t'. le,cttoui to c of ArtIcle V øf the fur aimputvtmetui or imsudmeut to Article tug LTTR ESS & BOX Springu; the said adoption. 'Three (1) Members of th• 'J'e gus't'rument tustmihiIeb. at,." Judicial off hue. isetwht-his.turid- Florida Constitution as set forth Florida constitution i.e amended III of tbt $t&tt CoutitutIon Dc.ubl, bed WITNESS my hand and the size, only House of Representatiyt I as set forth tubs' stud that sbtd i'd Ileltutidet shsill be recuigala- hg luau it tutu.' hua'e t*csm crestd be'low is agreed to stud shall be it;' adding Section :A: pruvid. segJ of said Court at Sanford. suonthi old; Coffee Table & 3 illS lu Two (*1 Member. of the Board suuimfltd itof uueut.', ihtt out i.e as a dueresolution or it.. .sano.Iume'ttt iutert'ase'd iitialUe.'d ic,. the i lecture. Q! $ tog a special s.eaaik.0 for pur- l"ivride. tine oc,'caoJ.,,mal chairs; wnitIn dtsk cii County Cuuiirits.lcitier deulcire of Florida far rtifiui• till legal i.',illticat subdIvisions 1mg time -time leer wta$t'hm tie a-ac Ylurids fur ratification or topose of urguutulsatlun swearing ust. A, 1),, 3156. Guy of Augk chaIr: I pair dra,ie. general 'Three *) Members of the & ci! the state with the posters, ciequte& tiun cur rrjeie'titflm it time' ,ii'ttotm at thu general election in new members, and electing I SEA I..) Iis.liea, -4$y. Busrd of Public Jntruction 1)is.nipihmme. retire-- t be- hLd iii Nut comber, I4I: .Iec'lIon to lie held In Nos'en,l'.i. rights, prl liege's, du4.he* stud $L)CTU)N Arthur H. Betkst'ith, Jr. In Testimossy Wbersgf, I hays tutdigat-leitti uf a count,. aiid flu,' meimi and rtttit'vl ju.tit't* and ARTICLE V BE IT UEPOLVED by the LeegIs. iBCO}t, large purtubie Record Clerk of Circuit Court hereunto set y and also eiii'1pi sill the posters of vri-tI judgesgiicrjorc , EIectoes_,Isery tee;tiov C. flhllsh.uruugb CounFlorid..: E'Isyer; New Pceioroid, model latin-s of the' $tut-. of Iiy: Donna It Ita.rkua. D. C. od the Great Seal of the !tate wuuidpalhty. held guvernrne'imt person of the age' of ta'enty.one ft provides tsr 1;, of fiuts of the St5tt AttQjar7 (3) E4 followij amendthe That 00, complet. with case; $qf Vernon Miss, Jr. of Florida, at Tallahassee, the upward that a1I$1 sti1i base' the right to sue and mandatory reetire'rne'zit, ibis •00 and County buhicitur.-On and (I) yeas-s Ishing rod & resl. 1301 Park to Article IU of the Slate Attorney t l*w Capital. iii' * this of i'egistiiutIuli. Fifteenth day at th. time be evOd. than stall ipply to every jus- .fter the first Tusady after tie Constitution adding Section 2* P. 0. Drawer Z of August 1311. dilute of the United States. and t Any •vseuumevt •sttablis.h- hut of this supreme court said Tim-st Mutad.iiy lit Jiituuar'y. lulL. Is *greed to ball be .ub- bssufwd. Florida TOM ADAMS that shall has's resided tmd had ed be'i-euvdvr shell be entitled- judge of lb. district ouurta cit there shall be a Pruasoeutinj At. mitt.d to the electors of Flor- 4ttorn.y for Petitioner, YYYLE}tg, International life. Secretary of State teetelse front the' statt. of appeal stud irvuit courts- It shall tonic;' of the Criminal Court of ida fur ratif1catIo or rejection Ida baWIalion. domicUt. bums t guarantee. Wbol.s&le & Publish Aug. 26 & Sept. 3,, 3. Publish Aug. 1$ U & Sept. 1, and place of permanent abode in Florida or from the United be the sole method of discipUn- Record vf Hiilsborpugia County t th. general election i.tsIl. be 16. 1164 8, 3166 other sgsncj, LIag, asaWniuiuiiUy (at Lnvouiui- tci be known me County gjcj. held La JIevsm bar, 1HI: Plodda toe on. (3) year and 15 bta6ee or LYMPHJtETS TIRE SERVICE DDC.T1 DDC.4$ & Trench v • ir * It Pays To Do 13 usrness Thru Classified. Ph. 322-2611 For Fast S - - I rri. situation Wanted }\wd l.tI.t.IFI wants work, *23-0*00. 10 SPEED BACINCI flic'yu'le, $20 tsr best offer. \\'lLI, CARE tot- Invalid or Eli. otl' person in my home. Ph. 122-6346, *22.24*0 51. ArtIcles For Rent . CARRbLL'S FURNIT1I lIE II, W. III *11-1131 *02 5, Park (iS 'Tour P'urn'fltmr,. Quic' Service with th. cash. -- p tuy necessary. or taimg - t a ' the c't'urt • /s ' • * • •p 4 ag-tied etthti 'Thafl at time ;mtO;iOI- aim tie cf tmunmtier- el . I- (Jr te - i1uutmthik - CLEA the ttmatt -' ____ 1963 BuIck %, partial - $1,395 ' -' FORDS COMPARE AT $200 MORE '41 CONvERTTBY.rt, f:ilty equippeed, Immaculate .tondltlomt $895 IslO 4-Dr. incl;a'Ilng litionin;. mctrs lIImi. '44 squippiul. 25ODOWJ44 " 1611 $1,495 I).) 4-Or, fully equipped, inoiudtng air conditioning, stock No. 1136A. $1,295 '63 COCNTT1T Squire station w gon, perfoct for schooi. $895 thus Ire. and izue ttoui any - ______ ________________________ * t -, ' ______-. -_- * -' ,"-: ' ' -' -. r --- - - * - ' - - ,- - - - a • - - 322.oiia COMPARE AT $20i) MORE 64 IMPALA Super Sport Coup., I $1,695 '63 TMPA2.A Super Sport Coup., fully eqitlpnei, bijoicet seats, console shift, extr nice. $1,595 '43 CHEVROLET % Ton Pickup. Absolutely new a._ OTHERS COMPARE AT $200 MORE '44 VLf,N' 2-Dr. One prevloua .¶ 1395 '44 RtJTCIC LiS.tbr', ,'onvertthl.. fully equipped, irn.'Iuihing' air contlittontn.. mint condItIon. $2,095 'IS FLIT 3-Dr Se'ian IbIS down -121.i3 month. $695 $1395 £ ''14 OLDa5, I-Dr. ["shy equipped, Oils previous .u'vi.,r. Only $1,795 '43 RAMDLmR I-Dr On. previoua owner. I $695 J __ 2495 $' 995 : COMPARE Inexpensive Transportation "41 1'tLC'ON St.c. Wi. 14)5 C")3I ET ..ir 'iti.L:t "Ii S'.iLi,'ON sIJI '.t) CIIICV. ti. W'i IS '40 1uN.lUI..T l.Lr. '40 RAMBLEIt Sta, lVn. ,... ijit 't,t) Li1. 1tir., dr .... '61 VALIANT I ..t' nice 'ri') VW. *urmr',uf $4I5 ij FORD 'ii!, I..ir.........., ISiS '53 CHEV. irnpalus cpo, -"I) 1ttIULICit .h.:rmurlt:an 13.sl "p1 ,,J MIRC. 4 'ir. UT, sIr $495 1.'Ottt) 1iItu, .............. 'il OLI'S Cpu............. 1 131,'t&'K t-'lr..................... '51 CFL1'V. U; - l..lr, rile. $3J.I '14 CAL'ILLAe,' i.ir 'ji 1.'OLtLu 4-dr.............. $111 , 1 ...__ ....,._.._ - Si ,__ ,,,,,, _,, 225 ,. . . . . . . . . MANY, MANY MORE ELLINOR . ___ , 1' - 32l SOUTH HWY. 11.2 SANFO*D PH. 322l$3S (OMLANDO) - ROOM forth. "' NEW 4n?or.j ____. t 1 A11ss4. .s.l..gw.y I ELLINOR Volkswag.n 321t S. 17.2 SasNed _______ MCTO*YAUTWOI VW DIALU -. - SANPOID OlIANDO ITE,sppT1IflawlI - - - - .4- I - - - 322-1431. Qrl.ui'1' 414-1.014 Opezi t'.eiiy til 9 p. tat. 07'S / j TRADE"lNSlv 'I ST. PHe 322.0231 ,. * 4: ______________ "We Caro About You... W. Car. About Your Car" FIRST $. Hwy. .'-E$ - Sanford . NEEO. MORE yot$695 rIMPHUi VOLKSW \GEN 66 L 11:.. I LOW INTEREST RATE FINANCING - r] - L" -- -- - Catalina ' ,.__. .....,..,.,. ... 1 (OPEN DAILY 5 TIL 9 P.M.) bucket seats, boater, extra .h.irp. 1195 ______ 1501 W5 PONTlAII$J nU I o cytintor, .m.utnmatto trans., radio, ...................... -- - l Ellinor Motor Co. mi CHEVROLETS MONTH affix. and G.h tAXlE '42 4-dr. A on. owner car that has a lot of service 1 to go. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. etOir- $1,595 6 cyl. 4-dr. Powerglide, v.ry clean. 1960 Pontiac fully air '61 GalaxIes 6041 XL 2-Dr. hardtop :ott$, fitly equipped, buiclest state, Mite intl a. boautl. tioning. 'I of hand Cr vEflTTrtr.. fully equippod, real nice. $1,395 1962 Buick Special thus :;rd KARMANN GHTAS 't13 COUPF ,tt., ir; mpped, beautiful md .sni "t'ii (es. Station Wagon1 V.6 with air condi.$993 imut miew $S95 , t :'-t':,'ti' 1 4'ii'i------- tm:)"r ;e:r. r.ik '41 VW W imCt', 5 u:mssnflger for nnrfl/, real - -- , art •' ton 41-lion. ai . er ?. $1,495 '4'S V'tV f,,M' own-- a VW CV cr711.1 n t. and meat $1.69:; -1 F'i"-"nsri'r wigon, porfoi'e fot' sh,u,I or hauling '41 - 1963 Chevrolet Belair Electra e'ttiti1is.huOd h nIght. named made • MP1.IR, 'iii', Otluip. '41 VW p.4. A :t'mi !'e'I*v', a molest to- pow.r windows, factory air. The % sport coup., clean$2195 cit car you will •vsr so.. time * $795 Perfect For (arryin Ths Childrn To S'tho1 __ sedan, air conditioned, pow.r steering. s aiim - -.'on'tt'o'i WAGONS r* __ S Heater, .1. fl"CPl tollont , ...... NEW VOLKSWAGENS a t '40 t °F 795 1964 BuIck LeSabre 4.dr. imotice 7 ___________________ , AUTO GLASS INSTALLED an , ço -_ Stenstrom Realty of * . '61 D.t.!'X'-. 'i*n, Rs'lin, Restor, Aitra 1,u.n torn, FOR SALE or - -- .995 eflNu,wn.s..,, - Vista, Factory mflVtmt t he I, a at * L'.-.. t)....t I' Ill' I%VIII % ¶e'reee rtiflmmuulsw.iotl cj_ 17.98 IAn A.....s.....&.. ICCU. (%iiII U IUVIILN SOUTHWARD baa • .r L )'rs as * at (I - '42 DsLTTX?t ° 4 t -, Relic, HeatrnIt.'t'. or. Roil r . as • 4 ( (i', after an j 1' '41 OeT.t'lE vtin, ridlit, heat. er, Imm*o, u'' 'ei'lttiofl. N Payton Realty 122.1*01 2440 Hiawatha 'I DfA',,Vt,)e "rVflOt • oi I ,L.. Payton Realty at * ST. JOHNS REALTY f 'II fiT,tX"Pt, 'tiruro"mf, Radio, Ifester, ohl.Iing roof p.snet, OIIC 2 HEI)llOOM hotiso, Kitchen equipped on W, 1st, 51, $10 per ton, Call 322.928*, REDUCED rue $ Ill-IPsI r '14 'Xl a.jin, P'ulio, Fleetor, shct-vrnm '004i11411. 624 Serita Nt. 123-0111, Jim Hunt Rea1t '. - ARIIRA'IC ?mlly new conditIon. WORPI $100 DOWN . at-- - evuippe4 '41 - - a ' ATA.Th 3100 DOWN time F ar I 1RM. TURN, DUPLEX with THE TIME TESTED FIRM LARGE l'iiIlEhih 1h.lrin, Turn. utilities $60 nun. 120 N. PARK AVENUE 121-112* SUPER TRAI)ING ros? Apt. 1702 Magnolia. Only $53. *22-4*51 323.1981 or 2234. SMALL Bustns.a need perkins ROBERT A. WILLIAMS NICELY P'nrn. small house, Wa. up? Us. Low-Cost Want Ada Realtor tsr, window fan * T.V. turn. TURN. * DOOM Apt, with Bath Raymond Iaundquhot, Altec. to tell and ..1lI 811-8111 $55. Couple, 122-8666. 1912 & Garage, 2520 Naroissue, Atlantic Dank Bldg. USED Furniture, Siiimtorul Ave. amount 223-3146 Saitford, 322-2270. FU1t?'iSiIlCl) 2 Bedroom home, 108. RoomN For Rent CASH FOR TRASH See U. For Rentals Adult., no Pets, -Antique. & used furniture want623-4059 Days *22-7171 CLEAN, qiliet reuoflisi tot men. .4. Nights . "eek,ndsi *22-0411. .i:, LAKE COTTAGfl, small, turn, & BRIDGES FURNITURE 401 Magnolia. 312.0710 .: elu, 2 flt)I1M. hOUSE, turn. Park & 23th. *23-1110 90. I.ots For Sale 222.4106 DOOM FOR working lady, Kit- I I' i'iviingeR. Phone 322chen 55. Furniture For Sale AI'PIIOX. 2 acres frontage on 2455, Ucorgia Ave. High School 98. Real Estate Exchange - pinkIng lot. jStivO- -'Terns,; ECHOLS BE1)DN;BXCIIAN(IE small motel in Or- '115: AutoM For Side 3223106. Bedding & Furniture lando for farm on river or AT FACTORY PRICES lake. 841-2975 after 4 p. m. 100 x 200' Deep, city 4 / COMPACT to Ca,hllisc, they're 11* Magnolia Z22-6321 IIOMICSITE watcr, oak trees, two blocks all economy cars when you finfront new Lake Mary I-I en- 100. Resort Rentals WILSON-MAIEIl FURN. ance with United State flank. 1/A trance'. $171.0. (3100 ilots'ti & Trade Lowest usisel car payments, BUT - Sell $40.0 per month) Call '.V, It. *11-Il E. tat St. Call 323-17t6 and compare, 322-66?? OCEAN FRONT A1'8, III 8. MeClumug. 122-SIll, 222-5237, Atlantic, Daytona Beach, Mr.. USED P cm r vi i t cm r appliances, 400 *4tstiotm ft. U. Ilutchison, 111-1011. - '12 CHEVY NOVA 95. Houses For Sale tools, etc. Bought . Sold, wagon. si/c, auto, trans., now Mart, 211. Sanford Ave. tires. Ph. 322-1402 after 6. 102. MobIle Homes Sale Ph. *22-4112. - VA LIOMES 1961. CltE'it011CT IMPALA, 2 QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 1)r., I lard-top, stir condi t ionn,i, GO. Business Opportunities hwy. 17-92 8. Sanford $400 & assume pymts. $6$ Mo, 222 -26 12 This includes miag wiienl. (CraRENTAL III'SIXESS gar) & a hurst floor shift. CusLocated 'l'hroughout County A NE' opportunity for yoti It '59 SPARTAN 10' x 50', w/w tout paInt j.mb. 323.0634. 2.3 Bra. l-l',4 2 Batha carpeting, stir conditioner, $2,enter the fast grctving rental Some iitchen. Equipped 600. Can tin seen at lot 8, flow. business as 'itt indeipenuicut Payments Less Than Rent lutmsineenunts without a u'onmen's Trailer Park in Deflary, To Inspect Call You catt't heat our pricosi 66S-6045 after 6 p. to. tinning chl iga t ton to pay an." See or Call part <el ."sutmt' future' omt'uingm.. BOB CLEVELANI) We are' In the busIns, send 103-Mobile Ilomes-Rent A Multiple Listing Realtor during the ptst eight years Hill Ruland ft KA L'roa have sueceisefuilly grown into a 322-2420 'i'AlLl'llt witti"2F ft'Cabana, Chrysler - Plymouth 21.66 Park Tiny. multi-store operation. We do full bath. *23-0483. 113 Hwy 17-92 DeBary 161-5002 not sell you equipment or ofHome 776-2970 fer financing lye do effe'r I 04-Trailer Space-Rent 'oU the benefit of our e'xper- GOVEHN.)1ENT OWNED HOMES AutomotIve Service ience and a lularned training 2-2-4 fiRS., I-I BATHS TRAILER & Spaces on u.,ake program which covers such Ashby. 322.7368. things as what to buy, where to buy, and brings you Into 2134 Park Drive Offic. 122-2111 106. Apartments For Rent our store, for cti.the.joh Night: *22-0341 or 821-0700 training. RENT-IT, INC. Write NICELY FURNISHED APARTBox 200 do Sanford Herald. MENT. bOO PARK AVENUE 69-Schools & Instructions ALMOST new 4 Bdrm., ?j bath. SENKARIK GLASS & den with fireplace, larg. kit- CLEAN, l"URX,, Downstairs Apt. PAINT COMPANY chen. 2001 B. 2nd Street, BIG TOP KIXDBGARTEN $65 month. 606 Park Ave. Call 310 Magnolia Ph, 30-4422 Certified Teacher. 323-0890, Enroll Non'. Scooters & Cycles Clauses begin Sept. 1. Call Ill- 322-1301 U40 Hiawatha at 17-11 WELAKA APARTMENTS 1660 for further information. 114 W. FIRST ST. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTItS IN ORANGE CITY JAWA MOTOR CYCLES BY OWNER: Fury. or unfurn. ONE I3DRM. turn. Apt., $45, *01 71. Male Help Wanted IC. 5th, 322-3951, 3296. YAZOO & ARICiN8 LAWNMOW- 1 3 bedroom, I 4 bath home EBB Nicely located on corner lot FURN Downstairs Apt. 101 PalNOW TAKING applications for LEWIS SALES & SERVICE near elementary school. For Fuel 011 delivery truck drivmetto Ave. Ph. 322-1274 UI? W. Country Club Road information call 775-2820 after ers. Mac's Oil Co. 202 N. 5 p. m. Phone 822.7125 S p. m. (Orange City) Laurel Ave. APT., with air condtFURN. TO DO Remodeling Work, Must 2 BDRM, HOME, over 3 acres, honed Iluirm., $60, 111 B. 8th 123. Boats & Motors nicely landscaped, 20 Fruit have Transportation & Tool.. St. Call 322-5786, trees, large chicken house with Salary open. 73. E. Link. 222GATEWAY TO THE more land if wanted. 322-4053. 7029. WATER WAY FURNISHED 2 Bdrm. Apt. Electric Kitchen, Water furnished. Robson Sporting Goods LONOWOOD: 2 Bedroom, dining THE CITY OF Sanford Civil Scm'Upstair, over 306 W, 13th St. YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER room, 1% bath. Paved dead s'ice Board wIll hold examina$7 per too. Ph. 323-2951 or *04-1-1 K, 1st St. 322-5911 end Street. 470 B. Evergreen tions for qualified applicants inquire at above address. Street. 828-9973, to establish Eligibility List for time classification of Utility I & 3 BDRM. APTS., Cøunpl.t.iy -equipped by GENERAL ELEC. itt i',ircrcnfe: 1! t- 4! TJRED OF COMMUTING TRIC whIch includes electric of age; resident of Semi- WILL TRADE spacious 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home in Merritt kitchen heating & cooling. nole Count)' for at least aix Island for suitabi. home in months; elementary school eduTOWN'N LAKES Sanford. Modern equipped kit. cation. Some exp. in carpentry, chen, separate dining room. GARDEN APARTMENTS painting and concrete work *22-1120 Situated on large lot with 711 B. First St. desired. Examination for qualisprinkling system, $18,600, lied applicants tt'Ill hi' held at FURN. iPT., 2300 Mehionville, 2:30 p. to. sept. 24, It€4 In the cit.'- hail. i'tulmit applications EPPIC. AP'FS., private baths, to civil 5(rVide examiner in uttsltte. furn.; specially suited city ball rio: later than Sept. INVESTMENT & REALTY for retired people. Ideally lo20. It'4'.6. 116 N. Park Ave. cated downtown. Inquir, at 322-9171 Jacobson's Dept. Stors, 211 K. ---.- - 2 HDRM. HOME, fenced & all CANVASSERS tat. St.; Sanford. .)uteds,I. .t Steal-$13,000 home AVERAGE commissions 15 per 1964 Ford Country Sedan for $9,800, Cash or terms. 838hr. making home call, with Wall to Wall Carpet 6623. 6 3dS$. station WagOfl, dir C0fldit0flOd.$1 manager, Transportation turn4 & 5 ROOMS turn., newly detubed. Write P, 0. Box 671, 2 BDRM. 110MB. corated. 404 B. 14th St. Very nice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . s • . . . No Down, No Winter Park. VIa. qualifying, $62 month, 116 AVAI4ON APARTMENTS Country Club Circle, Ph. day. 122.1417 72. Female Help %'anted ____________________ (line', Orlando 641-4691 or night, iii W 2nd St. 1964 PontIac Bonneville Cony. \%'inter l'ark 617.82*0, cpa., Mag wheels, factory air1 power windows, Baby blue WOMEN over 21 neede'l to show COMMODORE Beeline Fashion.. S a m p 1 ci I1.uVENNA PARK: 4 Iidrm., 2 wifh white buck.t s.ats. Perf.ct in every way. furn. Car & Phone necessary. bath, sit conditioner, large A PA RTM E NTS yard. 204 Temple Dr. 322-7620. FURNISHED - UNFURNISHED 122-7941. Ph. Resident Mgr. 1*3.1840 ItT OWNEfi; 246 B. Lake St., --IM øuul - Lo:mgwood, Fla, Old Colonial UN1.'URX I extra large UDRM week. No lnvcstmont, Need II 'ito';, 9 roonms, 2-story, 5 bed car & phone. Sarah Coventry isi.t. Kit chmen equipped, 108% roolmus, 2 baths, Ige. screened Jewelry. -735!, 1964 PontIac Bonneville W. 18th St. I'lL 349-5111, porch partly furnished, 2 4-dr. air, Power equip EXPEItIEN"ED SECRETARY fidrun. Garage Apt., good rent- 3 BICDIIQOM turn, apt. 122-0641, SiIOIITHAND & TYPING ESSEXal imroperty, extra garage, 5 p.d. On. OWnir, we sold t now. TIAL. Ph. Z22-4l for appoint. lot., 50' a 100', Variety of 40 FURN. APT8. close in. Jimmy mont. bearing Citrus trees. Cowan, 322-4013, co- TRWBL I THER A (POI,uflJG CMfiJD FOV KIJD OP - a, r 1O 1OJE UE1L ic IUORIB 1x)l Jc. ry's makes it B Lar - - t ''JHITEVP (OMPARE AT $20() MO1U e, at : VOLKSWAGEN - at è ter 3:60 p. ni SAULS AGENCY amend-- em I'M A '&JItH-VP' MAPIJ fOR VAI1WS GOVJ MEMV ?GEJCIEI 7 Th ¶,WVT too iiiJ" I'M 134k N'rlOJ MJMB OJ l 1clEPJCi' • any acts $ Pa'e 7i EFK & MEEK __ - amid 4 I 2 HPUM, HOUSE, Kitchen equipOuh on 2 well shaded lots. tiuueud location. Ph, 181-1171 af- CALLIIART REAL ESTATE CAI.14 DAY Oil NIGHT 128.71*1 53. Wanted To luy and * pt__R I _______ mc. amid 4 ,ralb * I1DRM, 11'i,A, room, fenced lit yarul, $90 nun. Available now, Stemper Agency I 4 97. houses For Itent HOSPITAl. DEns 2 flit, KIT. equIpped, 130 mo, Wheel chairs, sick s-coot supplies I lID., 2 BATH, Central air, $130 for salt or tint. A Multiple lusting Realtor APPRAISEII In I,IOGETT REXAIJI. l'11UCIS Pineci-est Shopping t'nter *13-43*1 1,19 8, French 2 1111. 1 BATh, 1(11. equipped, $iIb 2701 Orlando Pr. Phi 322-7*16 and • Sale C. A. \VIIIIMJON or eases. t ' t. $1. Real Estate RENT A lhEi'S flollaway, Hospital, flab, flel,. fly Day Week Month, i f $sntnrh ,000 as t 95. Houses For Siit. I1TU Sigitatur, Air ('cn.hI. IaOlS' (1 E N E 1% A Ta HOUSE. I flit. VERY Clean. Close Ut, tuner. $40. Call $2i-*n, • CiEANiNt; Sot- vice, Cell eves, Jimmy Cowan. Ill-1011. a. itt, to 12 n.tcn i't 1'. I'S, 1iet' 7 itt 10, 133.8774, 1113, r r I1CSUI.[S -- - IU.1U$ M4-$I*4 p �- . . -- 1_- I / S II 1 1 WAVAVAV wrA 8kVAVAVA ________ _______________________________ -u-t1ut-nhjllnTttuurIHr Al, N O.; .:,;g4. 111.%, ..S. 11*4. lipis Vrof- % S.u#s,d M. Tit .1. 04 'h 111, , 100% 31h r I.. - $ gl&lliv 1 S. % S. S.fl ____ __ `111, to t, thl ho S. Tip S. re ! 11 : I 'k. Ii H) ~ 11 I re, . ~ I., iiI I I. pr , mi it it . , ".i w . 5 ___ LOAF 75cf _______ r T -4 A - AU Oft ., % S. S. S. 'I. - day night . . . . ibilit3' study booking tip water and sewer where because . . . The word is that the plan. REGULAR PRICE $20.00 $ 95 Tpori and, then comes the big z ... _11 C % I Cm, Tluu,.d S. 4 QI` t S. BOB and 0110'S "' , MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT 322204 AS n &WAVAVAVAVA ,V, j&V Jack &Jean'S ib- 4 It thing 'o examples to KAUTY - M & ,IV 4& VFAWA*V ,W A ycstc:iay from two visiting city V ,I a A& It a made $212 got a glimpse and Haines Cit.%' U14 If t vie will CONVENIENCE TONIGHT AND The twt. left 5aying . . . "best .- _____ __________________________________________________ S. X10 pr( flit Itt' ole QflI%QUJ , ~el .( %. 41. 0 I . . S. ' .4 s .1 BOYS SPORT 0~ 110 PONY J Awsm-NAWgiaLffy % t" 42 S. S. 4 4 SHIRTSI % % 14 * WITH BRIDLE I W I N N E R SADDLE 4 _____________________ IIIII, S. I and complete % Stir .1W 4 WTI or .41 Ethel 510 W. 3rd St. 1, % .1-111 % % f .' , ~1,I. ,WI~,` I * Iii .I it,. MERCHANTS ~ Schso Pinking ' - Kniv.s Shears . 4 W ' the Fo Fe Ve btickers Me - 11M FAMOUS PEELER KNIFE AND EN FOOD SANFORD 00 4k r V i II S. : 111 1E. $1.00 LA 1 A tonight and % 4 LIST 29c BE (NO MMIT J FRY PAN 1.69 - .. - I (LIMIT I) _____ 4 I II....-~ ...~..i . I i F . tile, Uni 110 ______ PLAZA a • It _____________________________ 61I at an thu ___ 1l, ; It. 31I .- . .: %-4w--.-..",......,.17.,"!o".!,-.4.. JUSt' ' ., •• TI4IU 5* ATLANTA, Ga. (A?) - Police have arrested "black ))UWCT" Stok.ly Carmichael and charged hini . 0 j office 2XII Ljlly Court, Sanford Contributor to B. E. BLACK proved per half pint. ; Sanii'1d hospitals. $ u. Edrrr- rnhot- A. Dies From ser, ,.tox 173.. Sanford $73; Jer Davis Warns Dem ry K.'ith 205 Crystal View Gunshot Wounds os South Sanford SO 00; J. W . Wade, 106 Country Club Circle, Edward F. Connelly Jr.. M. 111111 111111 Sanior;I $1 00. Roy Jones. 1 under two counts o( 1.31 North Cortez Avenue. shoe$100; Store. hot wound in the head Thur,Start ' Running Scared' die tirnes. tvci'sSanford Mi'i Boutwell, day - it Orange Mayor spent the Ile "Denlocrl tic office seekers, or office hokieN can no ford •S (a). t)oti Militt,a(f, Sari Caliber rifle on Sept. 1 at the night in the Atlanta jail. Ily It A Day Y'1 • . . _ ______ _____ tliat Muo Tze-tung has cancer of tho throat and hus lost part prunihit-rice in the state politi- grity and business." . 0 0 0 he can 110 longer make a lengthy speech," $'I - ".a utord nue. - are is wultelling of higher taxes 110 You'll V01 c. Of ever reduced, we should take a hard look at Demnacrats ' __ ___ ___ - - - __ -_ __ -'- _' ...••. 3 1 Wood. Wi - . SAM Gordon Society ... . ,ot '25th Street. rablehupping b:a. - _ ..... 3A - __ Ili- Comment- thebe 17,105 are military lit ull court delivered $jnfrd. LIk,frQnI Voik, Flt't'itlu I'R'Vt'st for lie GOLD state alienefell." of deliberation. Johsissoit, the sui:wuul of the three * APARTMENTS and III allnex in Casselberry ,,,ilk Ill-leeli 1114%, t, ,,ot ilitItlasetl I DOWNTOWN fast us utthier u'IlnsuiIIi'r pti• vetulict after 16 She said she had asked the ut'tit'ii iat'i'osat t * moved away ui are deceased. I u "ultru.tihtsu1." Delilocratir randidute Itubert King Ifigh his accund trial for tile 1961 ALL EL1CTIC AND CON VINIINT 10 (.2,,1 CHIN APPUANCES HEATING AND AIR CON0ITtONIN Y IVUY1HINPI ctimiiiittti-t's of butts an mguimizutiosi It' ulmiute toud soldIers dspi'ged with, iv(umg jiartlus to work on the names regulate thit, iiiuIutm y. * MEDALLION to Suturday, both the courl.huilbu otilk iiiiii-kt-tiiig cooft-tenco that !: executive minutes IRenting... I iI T. yurk- Jr. says. 3,471 lIepubUns will le open six days a week for * iouu this yi.ar. year at the earJi.'at. SI .1)0; 320 East Crystal Sports • iIart.'l)rie, Santi'ni $100; Jack TV .JOE DAVIS erli, a4out hult of thob4i eligible ing couhumer inill, prives. Dr, " The fit-at puth to obtain increased revenue should The SCVtUI-I1lUIl De a ths .. Bridge Santurd $tiQ: Etertai:nment Fhn ;Icn '. L'tt, 2513 Laurel 'e.e- Ruruseuije .:. ever had before. Tallahassee Image Rapped " Before turnhig onto that well-worn trail that too seldoimi I iiJ. cal picture. We have imioru Milk industry The newspaper report could not be confirmed here. " with plea- $ $100: J W Agee. Country Club Dtar Abby • . • Road SI 00: B. F Smith, 308 Editorial Paz: .............IA lary iticrease of $Uo fur puwit':mn (ItN'rnlito5'liIl BIack' resignation letter was of his voice. Herald Index Hubbard, I'M lord 1 00; Ann Allen, Box 202, Church Directory 'Sanford $2.00; Ed Zimmerman, New's .......Lake \lary $100; Viola If. Clasaified Ads .... ........ lu-LI - Kastn'r. Paula Road, Sanford Comics .. •. beginning nurses are not met. Other salary hike demsiuiud range er and the outcome of the guy - Thursday evening. 51 00: .NI, E Bian"ie gerIiort, Bo' 202. San. : calls for enthusiasm, unity of ',';- M " Ro, ,er. Saniord Bayw')od Circle, Sanford CHICAGO (A?) - Cook County Hospital, Olie of the 1111 purpose, sincerity, support and tion's largest with 4,000 beds, is threatened with a muss *'esig- deterntirmatlon. nation of Its nurses. "For the first time In many Some :i&o nurses yesterday voted to resirn as of Oct. 9 if years, we have a strong It for an 1111 1te uumonmty Don W a Taev. Jr., 12116 Randolph. San ford I. DavIs said. He said time situation today * il -ihot hiniself with $1.15). l'.)n' Palmer. 2123 Elm •%vdn it- , Smntord $1.00; W ' ' '* * Black Calls Hos- Memorial 'I "Run scared and assume nothing - the Republi- 107 Pit2.' Lake Dric, Sanford pital. with disorderly conduct - inciting to riot, a state charge carry- Executive Committee has its ing a bond of $10,000, and disorderly conduct - creating a iliit- work cut out for it, if it is go- woo accepted ,,s Perfection Dairies at tJ8 cents doctor, its required IIy all ap- wick, 1:2 CiSitaL View SoutA.. iuting Committee. on • 20-Year-Old . Illichael, national chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordl- ing to the Democratic Executive Committee. Thursday. L g d cam- the High $1.00; Ann Evans, 119 CflS arc gaining on you." Negro section of southeast Atlanta, Sheri(!'i Deputy J. Q. GaRbThis was the warning of Rep. S. J. Davis, Jr., speak- metto. Sanford 51.25; i'auiinc way 4aid today apparently ConA hearing was scheduled today in Recorder's Court for Car- ro uud the will delity u diteiziul, ulltil 114$xt exti-elflint" Would I- all juU6c Adama' Sfor 31.00; R. A. Newman John4on. 202t; Lilly jr., bld went to urnination of tile patient by the Charlei IV. and Josephin WANIIJNG'I'ON (A?) - The stepPed into the Florida gub.rnutorIl campaign Th ursday night Plans Vacation Federal Communications has ith U swipe at Republican candidate Claude Kirk whom he called • • (I,EVEI1ANIi ((JI'I) - Dr. th e dead. a "JLighmt-wlng radical extremist." 'I' H li STATISTICAL extended until Dcc. 30 Sum Sheppard plumusud today FO line for cotiminents 1)1) proposDuval i'eppei', uildrussi,ig a rally s1)onsored h' the I County Ito take a week's vaustioti Its 1 MINI) 'J)_j,'21 voted during I governor's cleciloil ais (or sutehlite t.elevislon. This Des,mucratk' Exet'utivu Conminittee, suiui "only a riglit-wimig sutikul I Florida With his (umLi' behome time last ____ Tom - - GENERAL ILICTL _ Helter II tirry ! Town nLake . -. -• GARDEN 25 l )ayN let't 711 lAST HUT ShuT MOMI 322 11*11111 I . TO IIIIIIII[er alisyismg of Isis fk.L wife, APARTMENTS i . %, RESIDENT - - MANAIG&JR - I ., ;%. .-", ,I . -- ,p-,1•i- - - -•----• - tvrvZ *•4 - -S-. . Am=z .- - - •-__S-__-•-_____•• ,;-(4 S.-_ .- ,r' -. -- . a . I 4 a4:--- - .•, , 44'• -, .-.• C . " 5' - . •-• ;`- ...-.,...-i .. I ) .___ --- . county school milk the city - AT State _____ i- a22 - v n It. Ing a patient to the hospital' health department. Carraway 132 Elliott Avenue, 13111 open ing for school milk actually a charge. for the first. Sanford $100; Arthur S. IcCal- in connection with Tuesday night's riot in a predominantly ueoi1 u'ty acjnmwistrusUuu arc ' of I"alm.'uth. Ekitona $1.00; Ed. North Orlando, died of a gun- nu,hlbt1r seven do not DCCCfl)b(r electiuiis, WII1LC re-of I II live in tht' •ity . . . Sanford Plied that un aiiiiouiiceinent On $100 . Secretary Con.rinitori for Kirk acre •. • Lougi .t has 14 city emnployeb to fill the aPix,IIItttlent until the 39c by The Herald to(l;:y. * to * * megistiation, from U * traffic court. When queried as to whether 'l'tst' iiuct'tlmug Li dju U !' l U FT. DIX, N. J. (Al') - J'fc. Junmos A Juhuuiso,s jr, was cots- pin. The annex will close from lIlE itlCUliD - stcia1 election will be called yit:ted today of refusing to obey an mdiii' to go to vi NUns. 12:aO U, 1:30 pm, for lunch, 't'huIIi(il*)' ijthiiitit iiit.1 $1iY lsighs'-st 1*d eI1Ij3I'J5 ____ ________ ____ ________ ____ _______________________________________ E. MSMIUFJ.Lc. 4 3 I4YiSOZ1 ______ ________ PLAZA_____ Mp.37Z4.s ______ ____ ________ fl1WIIJ1li1flliiWSsWs .bis . , antageous fast depreciation rules on business real estate. ed by the fire department in ion may sit as judge in the city S I*hIISI1IhIuIU? %Ii-e releiiI "The charge which has ticen program 4,.i22 Imersials who had lulled all but 14) live the matter will be HIIIdC 1olIuw to go to Suigo,, appeared to smisik msumvoualy us iii,' h,,,,,h ichas s er I' . II) renew their i'eghsti'ution, Iii Tuesday. tusis''tl from iI.'hlh,i'sutlaiii, liv thst i' ay . the t o log tiuc '.iirh sessiohs here iktermlssc whether they hail O.AO 1106 tax credit for business spending on equipment and the tax-ads • fire preselition there is a isprinkler syr-te'll-recoinmend. ing W an attorney general opin- III proven business procedures ies . to the Claude Kirk and contributions The San- . . . id time school board Ye5 cd uziu:sinwusly. It ti iigi'ieuittitt', tt'lti Hut Ida umttlk 120w we are cotmdurtissg the business of government," Adams and 274 lhldt'IflKIeliIs Does that ic1ud Wrdav . imuiubtry i'vi'ri'sisituttvi's Chairman • Council Percy told the Hollywood -Southu Hi'owurd Hoard of Realtors 'I'Juursdsy. others. 5aufo:'i Junior High School. White will serve us "acting Mu. H e saId: She unnuunc'utl tluid beginning tendiimg a two'iiuy .tatewitlt' OPEN DAILY 9.4. FRIDAY NITE b30 . hiOD I. - 'I oo R ___ by inessage Thursday -to au8pend for 16 months tile 7-per-cent . - April. - * made motion that tile resigna- puth (if new or higher tuxes." 0 BALANCE. ic' TEON 'fil z HUNDIRM DOLLAR MINIMUM for The House Ways and Means Committee announced bearings next Monday on the presidential plan - outlined In a sp ecial yOr" in the interlin and accord- ON PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS WITH FIVE 1 DROP CLOTHS 10 fomorrow nghf C It C SERVICE CHARGE (LIMIT: I) PLASTIC o - 69 by the ol firc prcverltiofl education in . SUGAR KNIFE H' A - sure " and the motion was adopt- - Lists of around prior to the last presi- Other L.ongwood Council News Oltl.ANlI) (All) - - The ccl. dential race weren't too indic' * * * * SII9ervIsor of Elections, Mrs. imillk iiudustm'y caii imfli)i'OVU Its on Page .3 ative of the ou5tcune. JIOLLYWOOIJ (AP) - Secretary of State Tom Adumsss has Cambia Bruce, saul to date, litmage by telling "time other Cuunciinman E. E. Williamson culled for swcejsltmg retorms before pl u ngi ng "blindly down the there are 20,850 registered vot' Silit' of the stt'm y" of inciess 4 an1 . r reporters who h I all I lobe (;oId I ' N ------------0 .Z. 4 uumjumnk Mesisiiriitl ItpitaI rave, QuotItmg ai'rivuls (rota Communist China, the Chlmwsc-luim- state office seekers coining In read in which he stated he was ' I I Come to think of it though resigning due to "health. Into- guage New Life Evening Post said: "Mao improved slightly but lucre this year than we h a ve &V'A____I- - R - X&.'VAV'A LXIAVA. LVAVA NOW THROUGH SATURDAY SHOP itt( "' to been iang a bumper.Time resignation of B. E. Black to $210 a month for top supeisors. erfiur's rave can affect every er "g'illoping poll" around the as mayor of the city of LongDemocratic office holder in the * * * county claims Kirk bumper wood was unanimously accepted state," Davis pointed out. strips outnumber High's 10-1, "with pleasure" by council HONG KONG (Al') - A Hong Kong newspaper smiid today "Seminole County Is rising to ______________________ VAVAWI&T, inent from thit exi'rutivt' 'tiipi- - pain was Leroy C. Riley, found two companies, Velda hospital titty. hum, 7449 Mpllonville Avenue, Lou to-,wood 318.19. "This includes it complete Sanford $25; Thnnttirgen and Foremost Indicating th ey Amid talk of new ta xes amid some did not care to bid, so the history review all'! physical ex- Route ? Box 459. San d.S; rharp complaints, Congress moved today to speed consideration fienitintim 3n45 ___________________________________________________________________________ . 0* z f,jJJjtjfffflJJflflJJJJJ11fJt3ItJWiS*tfSUSatsd r, t'VAV, &VAWATAWWORV IALIZ&VATAX&VAvA0R&TAI alla tilt- swap jwd schools with junior high students • - . The collegians could probably land better from the eeond story windows case .1 a fire. appalcfflly indifferent to kSSISSJ13I$S 111 JJ:J1I,fp,JLflhiJJfJUUg3:Usssgs:$4p 44 of bur SHARPENING CONTUT! Kirk Rounds Up $531 High Low With $18 the county hits declared. (tatchiel said the suspending some business tax incentiveL $ on the budget with the majority of motorists N"M '7L 9 PAL him dro S" 1. OM WATCH FOR THE NEXT EXCITING S S i b*drstlgjrIu,,SWSSS,jp,tut,tItgS,,fgIgjtLrg,,f,,gU.$J d *ttarfltWJtWt3tffJf,fftfS31liJftitfffSSSWtS •. ..,' • students at the junior college One SANFORD PLAZA • Litti. or no ironing Sizes ID to $6 4. nim lull CUU it. 2 • Mackin. wuhabl. W>_ %S. fit'll S IT THE S AUDTI'.d COlD? plaids ment i doing. scurrying to his ]abooks to C1)eCk the state laws. . it rniht be a good idea if for... PRECiSION MACHI , -.z SEPT 3 S ~,j , "Ut Workman ft COTTON III ;. SATURDAY S. S. tin ' - I.ngwuod Town Council t torney. on why there isn't any modern * To Hospital had received tile Approval of errotieously flescril)(A as of Ilresident Johnson' s new proposal for fighting Inflation I We quezivd Gcnc Stephens, S. * care, Stewart Gatehel, school physicians" for the first day i:ntriutins for the Kirk t:ampain totaled £531.2 of hospital stay. t', supervisor told the boai'cI. wi-ilk, High's total wi'i li San l)iego, Calif. * WASHINGTON (AP) - advocate zipper repair we have added $ S. • ', . . th e federal govern- g * Seminole Contributions ford WAS WAS GIMN AWAY AU ,• - . . After a brief talk over the equipment 'I 1; 4 (701 4 on what before lit) for the benefit of school ford herald today said there nob County re.uIents (luring the month of August to start construction of an $81.7 million center at Orlando, Flu. who gds paid just to keep tabs ( z S. AND 1 e ball Thursday the county is 3hort naval base at Bainbridge, Md. Time Navy asked the $14.0 million the state department and the physicliums charge for a'Isumitt- Court Sanford, $1); Andrew $100 like. We bear there's one guy UPERREPAIR THE * of administrators, aides and the SHOE 4 4 4 4 * Mal-yland interests have sought the new center ___________________________________________________ S. S. S. PARKING' UItttl*tSl1u4Utllttttl1llllttt*UlI*flhlttI1, UUjlHUlfl1flhlflUttJtWU*U*t%tSt%t%U44$* AREALLIVE 4 - I LWAMA __________________________________________________ iai.SaifsrdPIu S ______ * f for new ' -head-start" programs PLENTY OF basis through The others are at Great Lakes, IlL, and said personnel reported that as th time 4choduled for Kr 100,000 teachers have gone in. but oictity of loot around to pay U YAYAVAYAVAYk* AYAVAYMAYAV&I JUJSIJJIUUII*PJIMUIIflIIIUILflUIJIIJu7Hu13Jf J.r SaU:1a$SUf3f5imU13LU1UJlflflJJJUfJ1:ffrffgs4Z ______ ______ &'VAWAV4 JAVAVAVAVYA I 1-4 3 NIGHT I 9:30 ________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ Letter received Frank Gore, suirvjt' invited to enter * and dental cure on a voluntary ly for the public school te ach- what he did. Know'es beaming with pride of young male teachers, the new naval recruit training center, But It did not specify where this third boot camp would as he showed them around • - • draft. _______ FRIDAY 135," G141111.4 1% Ilrowl-all) of detital hyglene The pallet said it. did not know exactly why Whitman * The diiiner will he from 7 t . the hits recently been discussion WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Appropriations Com- children who need, but are unwhy our refuse department to the federal programs, over- mittee ohio to afford, proper dental concerning charges made "by today approved $14.0 million toward construction of a works so effectively . . . Pete seas programs and in the case There're no funds available YOUR F' i r.t Street. t tornleriy occupied ov Wete rn .t ito front time municipal fire depart- inch in dinmeter, could not have proodISIVIII to 1118818t, ed :10 others, said a member of the 32-runn panel. William Pierce - Kisslinmee It was noted that more than . . SHOP AT (,OF' he qllarter4 at 212 EaSt For Admission inanagers. Charles Tyson and er. lusia C 4'itvI CommIssiosers to- nwil" They saul It probably would have killed lilimi vithIn a City got a pat on the back weekly compared to $150 week. SALON The development of Lake Park Is th subject of a meeting of Seminole and Vo- Sm No MD Charge week, Oct. ft. program where the federal been tilt. sole reason why Whitman lille.I 10 persons 81111 wound- ss.iil. * S S "K : of commerce authority to get 1 anipage Aug. 1, a tcaiii of IlfltiI)htfli immedicol experts says. Alt ri'et. the public etW5fl 4 And pro. :it the .'minot County %1r4 %V. Vincent AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Charles J. VhItma had * dethhy operation from these volunteer $44100 public - I .1. 4 'We have had excellent cn given salaried teacher MD I Ott(, bill gives tile secretary arri.d iii'i's from c'mivinIe ';ounty an IS. lie ssii.i. iuIustry critic Ralph Nailer. wits pointed out the i4al- h ut him to an(ord, aIon with 1. ..IIIIVII iiffi'rt'il their co-operation organization sititi M r. 1)onti Id 11teachem sim- congressmen, auto comptiny officials, safety experts And Auto Fire 11revention viIl tr.'ad. 'i1 i'Li,.a .tiI i muents t Isrouglimit, Liii, cotitity eitii is pr.' olen t of the iOi * of the no funds available out school salary And a New York p ut thlit tulljor, nbount that :'ur years ago. I * kn met at :.ii) p.m. at eunoi very ritir pro. voIuntAr fire th'pnm't- st_ re (rr4, WV 1i pfolitif- 041 n(offli ilients and time Navy also tins itn physician for ii'ltnittint a ill be joint project- j spokesman it S . either the lIIJ%yftr or p,,emli"r , ,, ('011(1(11 ii ml their • p'ile 4.41 officials and y the Klrk.for-(,nv. I I school thi' I'VI•I5 . anti many other i.itt . .11401001 t (It'll 11 , ,tli iii thi' in iiiii(' i II 1 it cours.? that svill be a long vay compared ., 1; t(old tnc1'i p- i.'ar f<i< 4peak at :3O P.111. ;titiq requirements for a Which showed comparisons of tunior growing fit his bruin when lie went on Ilia murderous suilmr new city hall (ouch) . . . Of $7,500 federal teacher salaries of new fiscal budget. - I * mission will s• J fire departmentit As well an in the state." Heek, We (If slit the (n iiii, - he adtlnd the nhIic 15 invit4 iitn'n bail Iot'. enrrk,I on for .'xJIm'tOd to ill' R IflL the sm'' . yi'iirsin the Sanford IITI!hI. than iOO lati'd to tie preI'nt "" space off . . _____ ___ NO APPOINTMENT NICESSAIY '4 5 FreI (;wme, olaid ion moving zoological garden higher than that paid public - . Cost estimated at $65,000 school teachers. SAWEDAY _ S. S. S. ))Ilitlffl(I. ,n,orI'd K IN(, IVUJV -iiiiiiII will lit, r,,i)rf-&s ,rito-d li, piev.'nt Inn i'i1i'ii off Sat- UInnI Of I Inn hi ('nustity Ml'IiIlols l ln'In 14 "" rn (,r .• rnfr WiIiis,ii I I. Iteitly 'if ljlL(jllflj.11Vjl About r ' •h,irrmn, KIlly 7::;ti p.m. at 'tie' fling vu 1, cost around $10,000. and trucks and to tIther School Ilitard Ne s oil aries paid the teachers in tlit' p.afetv standards for 19I18 model ears, And then will come a discuss- federal programs is much ict standards within two years on tires and used cars. t inge 3 % S. out Saturday morning.'' time * lines io the new junior college ply were not available." FM 4b W# MASSAGE. .. IN COOL EASY COMFORT ft carried Scott If GOP tiek'ts have r.rtliy l(ifl r)r the :1O-s-phit (Al') - President Johnson signM into Itiw in•enrrying cut fire- prevont!on I;iI"iIsiw itiirvwr rrnrnmm-----------engineers on and pupils transported else- the auto and highway safety bills today before an audience of county, mainly durin National S. I 0, blast Wl' f,lj( l.%. filliff- tv M11111-1- 011 ol' }flfl cited a report. in the S. S. HAIRCUT AND SHAVE . . . TONIC ik Ihf,pp,,,, / viii WASHINGTON ,S. d DUCK OUT FOR A LEISURELY 0. I{IchuiiiI F. (;orilo,i would 4tIt(l!It ,gc' the ( i ule K irk. of .IaknP. ø'\ F K.'th, .%Ir n,uI 1rc'iI Kftl I. 1 p.m. EDT before leak chucks of the oxitlizer tank 1)51 the tu, huaril iii.iiih'tp, ilOhISIIIIY. teachers," plaints the hearing will be con- schools in certain 4b. S. % J\ 1 tli,' IP,', n',i ,tiq. Wci,,iq'n (i,ph. tl II ich r iihrnatoria n o m fl e , gtic't of lionifir Hf t hc' it l(, (;ivi venin t( hear ith ,lIl,$IIHI tirthiIsiy I),lr?y ,r Prevention Plan mission or ANtromitits A federal tipacto agency spokesivan said It Would be iflC'L horc'JJ. be so many . corn- Wall Street Journal that some Texture Control S. S. and 11 ford Pflhi1IHl iii'qt piii L.r ,,-ill ing the public school system staire Titan had been cortilileted and It wax known whether the First-Board S. S. 4 S. liamsed testit the Criulul It von'1 picnic for by syphoning off -7 per cent lepitit Was a success. the country's 'itv commssjoners come qualifleil on. of "If U repair wiss ueccsshiI, the (umhsi 4 M. -'. education It blflIne(I Charles Pete Conrail prgrams uvdny niorning. Corps and others for 'sabotng equahzatrnn at S p.m..-.- Imag. S. Thursday federal __________________ III I.A1111I VERS11111, TmeCurl PermcmIent.1 j t ehatriunu puld if such as Iteadstart, Vista Joh P, O"*less NEW % •. + ) !, vilI (onvpre (fl S,,n- t'"• n"t'r 'Iiic' purty "I 41 iIl',iiIiIII a pinhole leak In the TIttt bonHter rocket SWI John F.V1111F, school 1)(iill-ti vice 7 0 * (.ntr;iI I"l,ri(IH Rpu1i. ('oiiiiLy H,tiartk,y night to t'.t PE K EN N E1)V (UI'!) - TeclII%iu114115 made s ''pEOIItiSing *4* C L S. fiii' in II Ut,I,.'tt f(iiii IIiih. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1966; <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/3bf62edcd04880bb0d9a68e9ae476f89.pdf 60008a8239d0dc4036e3d5b00f815a3d PDF Text Text ,. - -t -, .1 ______ __ __ ________ ________ ___ _ ___ ___ , *I ::: amm I3 '' ,*q F114I Local ___ Group Still Congressional Waiting Okay ______ I p I & . OR I == I i e Of ! I I1 91 - 2_ricI1es -I , Con(AP press returns today from Labor Day visits home, with two hot hhh'"' ______ . +t ______________ Burrowing NeiiiatcIes By estroy A Grove 'b__I ____ By DOYLE CONNER Secretary of Agriculture TALLAHASSEE (Special to The Herald) Would you believe that a roundworm the size of a pinpoint can destroy an orange grove? One roundworm, of course, can # but let a huge generation of burrowing nematodes linger awhile and they will. Nematodes are S Th a 11 the pest as well as to eradicate - % the Golden Rie to business. O' ct LARRY 'ERSUEL . - ership training course Oct. 11- J ~`, _____ . * . _____ state. . - ' I . __ 1; b _________ - ________ ______ 1. i - • :. - - :1 I t ' . - . i m}i J 1.11 List I .i . . I I - -. on why the county paved Mullet torLed his anti-pay raise vote Lake Park Road. Seems the was on a general employe pay road is in the middle of no- boost, not just police. and the I where . -n-•.; WAVE I ,,,,,,.,.., D i hite ~ at ' $1400 Now ______ DINNERS I Cl W. 3 to ' - - ' rS *4 A VESPA! \.b - A t- ' . t 4' ___________ - 1 '. ;. -•- F' s had mi population of 250,000 and 5110 policemen. Now. lie Nald "with it 1)01)UllttiOIl r :iso,00u Miami has am police force or only 1111111110 - SEN. VERI4E POl'E Charge Senafor After Crash In lauderdale Property Loss In Oviedo Ingtoii of the la w offices of NiFifteen property owners in the chols, Gaither, Beckham, Col- town of Oviedo stand to lose son, pence and hicks of Mi- th eir properties in foreclosure mimi advising the law firm is proceedings to be instituted by repr'senhing Smith In confleC- the town if taxes are not paid lion with his claim ie immediately. The letter states in part, "l The town council at its meet(Smth) suffered burns to his left leg from improper admin- log Tuesday evening voted to instruct town Speer to prepare the necessnon on treatments to his leg ary resolutions to proceed with or about ,lan, 12 and 13, 1966" foreclosure proceedings against SmuuitIi would not conhmnent ftfl tuted i delinquent tax properties. when action will be Ins ti . - . The properties have been de or tile uniount of dantages litlinquent in payment of taxes will aaltn. Robert King ! objectItu!rt Be sserer, hospital tad- for several years. In 1-high nearly three to one in campaign contributions to Ives in fighting crime should Ili other business. It was anniltilstrator said he had been include changing laws that secill FORT LAUDERDAIX (AP)that a suit was pending notinced that the town will condate, according to financial reports submitted to the to shiel(l criminals, and doing Sen. Verle 0. Pope of St. Augus- formed (ItiCt second dog innoculatlon a 2cretary of State's office, with crime-breeding con- titie, president designated of and :nId 'th u matter will he to the insurance (lilyhigh reports total contributions for the prinuirYaway ditions such as slums and sub- TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Republican gubernatoi'inl 610.'' 11 I __________ _________ 595 for the _________ But tile immediate . -- ________________ llroward General linsphtat today sniti, "is to provide the neces- after a two-car collision in down$154,573 for High sary leadership and support to town Fort Lauderdale. -- 1 ' a Shinn Case Closed; No Charges Filed - . . County Tours Roads Demo Women - - t ; i . - Hear DeBerard On - - - J . ' •. . _____ Now $800 ' - In Fund Co but o -By 3-1 Margin . . _____ . - * _____ $12.00 ______ - 15 Facing - ''. '- rime - - MCKS _____ - l'utilic hospital'' 'lime herald today, "I lay told In the hospital three months because of the burns I received there bull now my attorneys are I taking care of the matter for me." A letter wait received by the county commission Tuesday tunIc County -.-.,,,,, GARMENT .._.,, •-'_ and Seminole Memorial hospital. Smith, who claims negligence in care and treatmont tvhile he was a patielit lit the "County owned Semi- . -- :- claim for damages for personal injuries allegedly suffered by Enoch U. Smith of 403 lake Roulevard, "streets are full of stray flea there were 8,246 phone 54Shounds" and urged that followEdward Piatt, of 2514 Sanford scribers and now there are 9.- Avea'ie, was treated for smoke date, lug the set-ond dog Innoculation General election reports show That's a rate about o inhalation and released at Sem354 ll stray dogs "be picked tIlL. police and judicial officials. . and $12.22,021 for Kirk. Police sald it new car driven per montIL and eliminated." up Memorial Hospital this giving them the facilities the apparently jumped into According to the ordinance morning, according to Fire state has at its disposal and by Pope an intersection and wits struck The 7-Up*man dropped pertmuinitig to dogs, the owners Chief George Harriett. urging communities to upgrade more eases of drinks last week of sucii animals not vaccinated Fire department was ca11 of contributions their crime fighting hicilittes." by another car Tuesday. Pope The Herald will as governor he was charged with failure to reat th e Caselberry Fire Sta tion to the Piatt home at about 8 and running loose, which are Seminole County within the next few days. lie said that Than usual when he backed his a,m. Narrlett said Piatt had convicted can be given tines not would institute a "governor's inambi stopped at a stop sign, truck into the septic tank than $1.00 nor more than less been smoking in bed, and apmedal" to honor outstanding police said, The senator lost control of the memo to the city No charges have been filed and/or imprisonment of not why not parently set fire to the 'flat$so t0 pi work in law enforcement. car as it. went across seet'atl The Democrat, who won nomination after book u to the sewage system front lawns, knocked down small against Longwood Police Chief less than one day nor more than * * Firemen also extinguished a mary races, listed total expenditures of $468,045 for his th e investiga- 30 days. palm trees and a real estate If. D. Shinn and How come only one firm bids smafl blaze at the Li'l General campaigns. High paid $356,128 for his primary victories Council referred the complaint sign In front of a house murni Lion of the accident in which on muik in the county chooi7 store, 2387 French Avenue, compared with $41,118 Kirk spent in a mildly contested bicyclists riding on the side. Board . Istoi)I)e(J about it l)lOCk froiuu the lie was involved Sunday is corn- of Tuesday evening. Harriett said primary win. The Republican, however, has spent $1 16,walk to the police department; \%'iien is th e Atlantic Coast a defctive light fixture caused 245 on his campaign since then. collision, polite said. l)ltt1' md the case is closed. renewed the beer and wine tic. Line going to do something the blaze, $1,000 Damage to two cars wits esti- Thij was the report gt tfl crust-s of six places of business of the number High barely edged Kirk in _________________ wait ed 62-year-old at $1,400. about th at railroad crossing contributors, 30 to 2. In addition, High reported 11mm The Pope suffered by 1'Iorida lliglutvay Patrol and deferred action on the upAltamonte Springs? downtown cial support from 10 unions while Kirk listed none. Trooper It. 0. harvey to m plications of te Minute Market facial cuts that required Unions contributing to High's campaign were listand Spencers until proper appliFor Program Ilerali this morning. wife WUS injured in a Re clues. 525 of the Transportation Workers Union, Local Trnoper harvey's office statcations are submitted: approved ere, we'll get some Edward F. Connelly Jr., 20, of ed as ________________ mishiip th County Commissioners toured Orlando was still in "ciiInternational Laborer's Union, Building Service EmNorth action. tical" condition at Orange Me- ployes Union, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, tiie Bro- various county roads yetiterday to the accident by total expenditure of $500 to be r * Ir 0 after therhood of Railway Trainmen, The Florida Council of as the first step In planning for To 1fnIIIn3 lbullllgto have his vehicle un- paid after beginning of the new Democratic womenif. club morial Hospital today wound Carpenters Union, Local 657 of the Meat Cutting and its road program for the new a bullet tier control but that no ch a rges fist-al year. Oct. 1: agreed to will !told itb sixtb annual party suffering from Packing house Workers Union, Local 349 of the Elec- fiscal year. ctumitact three recommended enwill "c tiled." Saturday night at the Mayfair in tls. bead last weekend. Some $220,000 Is budgeted for Plenty of Connelly was found at the triciuns Union, New Smyrnu Beach Chapter of the Bm'otill. I gincering firins Ili the area to The accident occurred s Country Club of the resurfacing und paving projects 500 therhood of Railway Trainmen, and Local HIGH-level Democratic guests rear *of the Church.of the NutIny attcrnoon while Shiruit was obtain proposals on making surAmong the roads toured by Transport \Vorkers Union. Uv1t' on SR 427 last Saturday driving man auto sales agency vii- veys of property for the new Or so we hear. coinivig Individuals contributing $1,000 or more to Iirk's the board were areas in Mid-stem and morning. Mrs. Ella IN-Ilerard, .state Tile Sheriff's office reported ca- il)ai~, I the engineering firin of Driver ,n were relx)rted its E. D. Nicholson (if 1,~ort way, Hiinford-Celery area, Hainport, Ian into the 7 re.ar end of Conn-fly apparently attempted Lauderdale; Alary Nicholson of Fort Lauderdale; Shel- inocks, eamt of Sanford, 1,ongand Spooner proceed with the to left about those Higgins Terrace Climbs of l"lorltia, will anoth"r vehicle making a Murkhunnu areas, Luke WffluI('r)'s by Dale of Fort Lauderdale; Jack l3ehringer of Tampa; wood hand turn off Orange B os oin tiext phases of design for the apartments. They are a dii. to take his own life, tipeak to Inclubers of the Demo. water system. Morton all, Orlando. uitl' Women's Club of Seizi. Sanlando, Meet Board William Hull, Ralph Clayton and, Ruth Jeaudetter and I School think the government would I Inole County lit 8 p.m. tonight 'I'he bourd will continue its Seminole County School Board Hubert Jaoubx, ull of DeLand; Mrs. Franceti Kleinman tak the health Center, Ninth will hold Its regular monthly of Ormond Beach; Wesley Fink of Daytona Beach ; Mrs. inspection tomorrow and plait mu Street and lerench Avenue. a new Junior meeting Thursday at I p. in. In Ogden Phil)lm of New York City; Williuni NVeil- t)f lloni- it work session to draw up rum Subject of Mrs. High School (two years away) the administration office, Supt. pano Beach ; William !3einecke of Palm Beach; Milton jim-ojects. talk will he lime duties of dcliithe present facility (7) will sUil R. T. Milwec said transporta- Weir Jr. of Pompano; It. S. bison of Chicago; .1. L. gates to the still(.- convention, be qed. Although we hear the tion problemiti and routine mat- Bolger of North Miuml; Lobs Bolger of North Miami; which is slated to ho held at stories on Page James Itunni of Miami front will be renovated. Now, ters will be discussed. flue Hobert Meyer Hotel In Or. why doesn't the state come landci (let. 5.7. across building an overpass so Dci'igaates to ttmo convention AUTO V sida won't get killed. We will l'c elected by the county our To holders of S.mlnol. County 1966 ________________________________________________ hope to tour the school soon but outomobli. r.glstratlons ending In lag. ______ _________ wondirs putting some- 1,500 atuTh. maijic numb.r i 9$. Do you h.v dents in a si'hool able to aca cuvi.nt S.minol. County Autoniobus RsjIttrmtion INDING in "91 7" comodatc Pledge Pr.s.nt it to our tnitaim.nt Loan D.. pattin.nt and rc.i. your auto vhor Oups! By the way plans for AFLAN'J'A, Ha. (A1'-Armed mirror FREE. Limit oiis. Offer •pi,.s junior high school are It will again take the Long. "no" votes pledged (ruin Coun- ed to the $37,000 fin- the police Indicated if the lire department polletimien kept a tight patrol totite IS, $966. in TaUahiibbee und LWY call for wow city cuutlell three Illonths cilmen Julin DeaLou and E. E. department and flit,- ralbe III tile or the city will Puy tile bullillce day fd all arcis where abuut 5W on the truck. WE SPECIALIZE IN LOWIR COST a new facility next to the 'high to it. budget this year with Williamson. Negroes, many shouting "black niiIlae. powerl" rioted after an officer cbool complex. The land has FINANCING 'l'Iie police departuwnt aimThe budget to total $140,000 alrea'iybeenpurchased. johot a Negro man wanted on a $4.50 '4I car theft charge. _______ in taxes is sc-heduled to come th e 'udget) Is just a little less siø ., iO p.lrV. uI, up for its first reading at time than (lie Cassellies-s'y and AltaHerald Index Bridge ........................................10 regular meeting of council monte Police 1)epaitmiienta cornCall 322.1611 or 647.423 •, Better Hurry! .......................... 11 blued budgets fur 19641 atid snore 'J'kiur.day evening. Cluifid 4 for Ralph Prs.rrang. your loan. A Only Comas -------------------------------------- - -At a workshop sesiun which tlaasi d.iuljle liast eai's allocaCrossword PuLLIe ....................b Jim D.ucstt.. took iiace "In the dark" last (ion. Pa10W or '1 The ,Soo for down payment. night (the electricity was oft) Dear Abby ................................ 10 on a new fire truck 6 In uddiDeaten Informed the board Im Editurial page ............ . .......... 1A •io would vote against the budget Lion "m $1,000 which the depart' Entertainment .............. becaute of an allocation for the meat uluas to donate out of the horoscope ................................10 I)ays Left NINU* P.D.IC. re department of $3,500 for a moneys It has earned over the fi Jetatreaun .................................. 9 To Register "Serving you is our pleasure." Society -------------------------------------------down payment on a new fire past veveral years on fund raisnot becu truck, whHe Wdliumbon objeet-ling activitieb. It has E. H. WILLIAMSON JOHN DEATON _~ - $16.00 ___ i When I heft three years ago COOKWARE __________________________________ Sanford fe Hud Affer at these figures from Bob Shed- _______________________________________________ Harriett's I - • ' Now $800 - - '' .lust for the record hundreds arc using that If you don't think the Sanford area .i grewlng take a gander - S5O 4 . So the road i being used. : TEFLON &., . - r . ., SPECIALS - - * I A - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS taxpayers couldn't afford it. * 'Negligence' On Lock Arbor has been asserted ngaimit Seminole County K i k 1'ra II S II i gli -- io . Code 82771 ver ash * - ' wo f Su'l*t Damage . . Loses Skullcap Zip a Hospital Faces a ufj3 rb i rratb 40 p Nile of America" - ______________________________ 0 "The campaign speech Tuesday on a stated period in which to clean This year it should 400.000 MIAMI (AP)-The two rivals He said. "my entire public lone of several Miami area stops. LII) Minutil, which he said the be over $4,000,(I00. for governor of Florida have career shows that I have been High offered rebuttal when ask- Fill has listed just behind Los t * . Angeles its the nation's No. 2 locked horns over crime in 1%li- outspoken against crime in this ed for comment. standard bearer said "sin city." The GOP a rea." ami and what to do about it. Kirk fired his broadside in a mat ir elected lie will give Iligh Republican nomintv Claude tory results, Kirk said, "the rita down by the lake front. Kirk charged Democratic 15. state will do it for him." Should hate been here Aug. nec Robert King High with failKirk said serious crime flourThe latest is they are waiting ure to provide leadership in warIn Miami only "because it Is final nlans from tile engineers ring on crime. lie said also that is tolerated." the engineers said to- there aren't enough Miami p01' r Commented high: ''Miamians day t5e plans were mailed last icemen and that High voted in know me and know that the Ut)' 1959 against raising the pay of * * derworid cannot make deals those th ere were. tue.'' with ii i Re cit ed a lot of complain ts High-mayor of Miami-re ii tr i . __________ - he mail- ' Local Penney 's Store A' Will Honor Founder - * * * * ' Race Roundup Gover _____________________________________________________ Last 'ear's tax roll netted ,. 1L ' on the St. Johns River - Cou.ty tax hills will __________ I -1 * * * * erni months oil roinpilitig the pnecessary Information for (i ll prnvnl of the program and an fire niiil the entistilting emumittee have beeti working for sev- *0 nuitely 2(U0 fflsndvnntnged chitdrr'n. nriginiIly hnpcd to 'We svt stnrtd In SePtember but obviously that Is not possible anti we titive no lde;s when It might. be. We have tjncfrrcnod that the matter would not come be f ore Congress until sometime In Nlovernher. They arc still working on the war budget, which has lop priority.'' Klrch hoff commented. upplirat ion tins been submitted. "We had been ititor,nrd that no new progrn,ns would he tiirtcd until funds for nest year were appropriated. The local Ilt'nd Start program Is planned as H year-round operation, if atid when funds tire made nvnIlable," lie tinted. It had been hiopd that a prog,-nni to provide pre school prepaint Icni for tqlnc-ntitm could be st't up licie to serve apprusi- WEATHER:Tuesday01-70, rain .18 inch; Cloudy,hot,possibleshowersthruThursday. 7, 1966 - SANFORD, FLORIDA -Price 5 Cents V, OL. 59 NO. 13 - AP Leased Wire -Established 1908 - NNIEDNESDAY, SEPT. . Some 55,000 Will he mailed out. _______ !%'i head Start classes, for needy pre -school children, are of two E. I). Kirchhoff. eetiitive director of Seminole Community Action, Inc. said today that thii' local office had not received any official notilkation on the S -. -. Talented Jeanie Rice At Capri fvl~ - 1~' _ ____ . on new applications Is lwing getting priority. Looks like Sanity liaborn will be the next mayor. - . - : , - - . Al Wilson and Earl Higginboth am up for re-election this December in city election. Both have nited they will run again. _____ ______ .. Stalled ograms matter. ''%t! lint'e 11111(11' nppllcntinii Itiflhlilig, hut )IHVe for flend not nmflh)%$1I, because hinds for tiext year's operfltIl)HM have lint yet liceti iipiirnprintvd by Congress." lie espinined. Field workers of the local or- Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 * S S •, .I gti,n for kinds. Summer those preparing to enter school hnve been completed for this year. Some °P crate year-round pnigrnnis open to children as y000it as three years, And It Is these which are held up accordingly. - - - U , br * S Attorney generars office getBeverage licenses ting tough No must be rene wed Oct. 1 extension. ___________ ___________ -' July 1. these agencies have becn given nmnth.tn•month spending authority, limited geitemily to last year's flgures. Bend Start projects nirciuly under way are being given priorltv In allocati'n of available funds, officials said, and action county Seminole What, you want inc to look up number for you? Okay, it's 322-2380. 141 1:1 Since the fiscal year started the _____ _______ r chairman of th e Sanford area.. : - - desperate need for Girl Scout leaders in U, county. Just for the record th ere are some 180 girls (that's 12 troops) without leaders With scores of new girls Joining up every day they need help, If you have some free time - threatening the chances of adJourning before the Nov. B eletion. _____________________________________________________________________ Senate leaders expect to move r o u n d worms, measuring It _________ L4_.r_fin some areas. I i. about 1/50 of an inch. The promptly for consideration of A citrus grower, for examthe civil rights bill with Its con- __________________________________ damage they do can be O. troversial provisions against measured In the millions of dol- p, can call upon the Division ____ W of Plant Industry for assistdiscrimination in some housing. mrs. 11 . If as Is expected oppo Fj4 Probably the first record of ance with a "push and treat" nents adopt filibuster tactics, :9,'.. I II program or to establish a }iufplant-parasitic nematodes the bill may be set aside while the United States was In Flo- for zone around an infested the Senate completes action on __ awl . rida. Back In 1888, W. B. Ash. property. The Division also fiscal and other major legisla,("'_- .. lhC Company founder ha a stronC interest in mead of the Florida Agricul:: . I" . V tion. The civil rights debate ulticertifies plant materials for OPPertunitle matelj' is expected to consume in state and out. of s_ .I t a iling . Says Mm. Penney. 1tChances tar success Lake City reported that he had movenwnt '1 weeks _~,_ ;1"4--,' " to' tho;r- with a sound education and the right found root-knot nematodes at'...", - ,.J,f . "..".)" 11Y :. :611 The House has scheduled con. The burrowing nernutnde cerattitude have i", neve' been better ' :. tacking peaches. fI sideration Wednesday of a bill . 11 II : -This past month it was my thinly has stimulated nenuitol1)• to limit certain bank deposit privilege to address the first ogy as an area of concentrated . pI Interest. It Is the only legislation Ili 10M1, the tatc had Penney's 45.tc headquarters n meeting ever held In Florida by study. bearing directly on the hot polit- I tv.() or three nematologjsts :,New York isa dramatic contrast to the Society of Nematologiats, I : T -.1'I ical issue of expensive and tight working in Mr. Penney's firs! store, opened In 1 Over 100 of these scientists money, but It touches only one 1902 in it;' Kemmerer, Wyc. __ from various parts of the world as today, we have 11 luhorti_____ facet of that problem - the ______ __ . competition between banks and ists. Florida is now re savings and loan institutions for '" __________ one of the more active ;: her of Florida nematologists, ed its money to finance mortgages. ______________________ ____ States in the nat ion in terms of ___________ including three from the L The main fight will come on it ____ __________ Choice between two versions of e. l-_ It sas heen most pleasing for cently opened La Pena Capri I and hosts, are on hand every ! pie with liestiturzint on l'ark Drive is day from 4 p.m. until 2 a.m. In the candlelight lounge me to note the excellent ing. Wright Patman, D-Tex.. House More than 200 different operation which exists between "l ive with entertaining melodies with lots of hospitality and Bill is your friendly bartender Banking Committee chairman, our stall- regulatory agencies, from versatile piano arrange- good food The Penas have t2 and really mixes zesty drinks would put a 4.5 per cent ceiling years experieIli!(- in restnurant ~ that should satisfy the thirst kinds of Florida plants are the Floridit Agricultural Ex_ nients of .,%Iiss 3eannic P., to devastation by on Interest paid on time deposits the burrowing nematode, The periment Stations, and the fed- J)lfl'jfl it the cocituil lounge, and catering services and have of ever'one whether it be a those left wi th banks for a This talented artist, who has I, distinctiv(, world funiour din. I five o'clock cocktail or dinner era] regulatory agencieti. Innematodes attack the feeder cidentahly, nematojogists from Played extended engagements 3t nor menu for everyone's dining, drink. fixed period up to lOO,000. roots and draw out the juices. The other, backed by the JohnThe Penns are also offering groups comprise the Fin- the Embassy Lounge in Mel- pleasure. An ominous m il estone was these son administration, would leave Imurne an(] Orlwidn'!z Loohout i Tile dinner nienu itieludes for special banquet and luncheon ridu Nematolog-y Forum, the - 45-story headquarters building only organization of its kind Restaurant, is playing for your IL moderate price shrimp cot-k- arrangements for all types of in New York and comes in ul- when inspectors for the old in the United Stat . of the nationwide chain of I listening and dining pleasure i til il, soup, parden fresh Vegv- ! parties and special events whees , day of the work State Plant Board (now the Patman contended in a letter partnient, stores bearing his most even each night in the newly redoco- tables, chefs salad, a Choice of ther formal or informal. They Reserve Board, when in the city. Department's Division of Plant In a Democratic members that name, will obse rve his 81st rated piano bar lounge. Musical four entrees, duchess potato and arc equipped to accommodate (III(- of bir- Penney's favorite Industry) detected cyst nemuhis bill is the only one that birthday on Friday, Sept. H. I the occusion whether it Ile a "plainly says it is the intent of Associates at the r'enney topics these days is opjrnrtuni- t.odes in figs in transit from ments of new and old urrzt1iesimple luncheon or dignified Page Mr. t, opportunity for young Argyle to Pensacola, Florida. Congress that interest rates be store here will participate . nients right down to the moody c eremonia l banquet, PeoPle to achieve success in lowered." The Soil and Crop Science bluefi. And to add to the enter So for a touch of Ttliami to the observance by sharing an ~ business, especially retailing. Society More than 20 bills await rec- appropriately decorated of Florida began active Diogenes tainment, this lented pianist ta the Sanford area in all Its h MAHYANN MILES oncilIation of differences be- according to Manager C. L. Among requisites of a person support. of nematology during Activitie5 for the month of also slugs and whistles an at-MIAMI (UPI -Honesty won splendor and excitement the entering retailing, he feels, are the 1930's, and its 1942 annual tween Senate and House vcr- Robinson. onipaninient to niany of till. __________________________________ __________________________________ e place for ,your Robert Penn a ut on the an interest in people, a capacity meeting emphasized nematodes. the IV I uteltctiozis that she 1IJnys. and drinking pleasure. While he has not been direct, Adventist Senior Puthfindcrs a short term and a $100 bonushard work and a sound edResearchers had become well in the company's nianage- for Says the department aware of the seriousness of Club will open Tuesday with a mont for a number of years, ucation. niond ring he found In the 'I. your hair to serve store chain founder: Florida's looming problem and skating parts' in the phy-ed Pope Paul VI Mr. Penney continues HOUSEVIARE wlfh 4. Orange Bow] while on a cleanup building at Forest Lake ACILIIt'.. "There is in retailing almost were making every effort on the board of directors. This i detail. NEW COIFFURE unparalleled opportunity for ad- communicute their concern to rn.,%,. beginning at 7 1,.ni. makes him one of the last rvPent, serving a 50-day ja il The meeting Sept. i: will .. I tailing pioneers still active in vancement and access to top the agricultural community. A term for fighting with a policeFUMONE. ludy (A)') management positions with ex- For example, strong programs devoted to checking out honors the businesses they founded. dealing with vegetables and and Preparing for induction child dashed away with the man, found the diamond and reMr. Penney has an office m cellent salaries." Mr Penney fecl there is turfgruas production problems which will tulce pl;ice Sept. tm. white skullcap of Pope Paul VI turned It to the owner. PC. the top floor of the company's Judge Joseph Gerstt'n called Members of the group will when wind blew it off Thursday _______ for the jun11. were a result of Dr. J. fl ________________________ .. \ _______________ •I th e bench and sus COOKWARE SET in the medieval hilltop town of Penn before . viduul today than .ver before. Christie's discovery in the late Cfljo' an "airlift," Sept. baC _______________________________ more opportunity 1ua. Tlire nmjar on C may This uihi thuitU11flIt_ i a tiirectors retrt comment conies from a 1940's of the tremendous imwith a $50 fine, saying see action this week. man who hegnui his career in portanee of ectopurasitic neat. in High Springs scheduled Sept. I The pontiff prayed there for 'Ong One is the S.3.5-billion for ' PERMANENT 1.1 11911 isor, paid $2.27 a month as a nuides to our $12 ________________________________________ aid authorization, which lacks junior clerk in a small irygouds _______________________________ gaut't tI pampac'y after five of honesty" The problem in the state's only Senate approval of cornpro stout-. niontie; ill 194. Pope Pmmtil l:nelt citrus groves which bore the SPECIAL MEN IN SERVICE , mises. Another is the minimum in prayer in at damp, tiny cull genteel name of "spreading di'Pvt. .lolin L. ,lohnson, 17, SOt where Celestine lived the final - wage bill, still lacing a fight itt dine" WUB not known to be the of Mr. and Mrs. Lucy Johnson, the house its to whether to put Asks Divorce two years of his life. result of burrowing nematode of Sanford was assigned in _______________ the new top rate, $1.60 an hour, LAS VEGAS, Nev (Al') 0 I MEN IN SERVICE into effect in 1960 or 1969. The 01' Foss, former South Dakota activity until Citrus Experi. July as a lineman in the 122nd DOIIILld C. Aliller, n(NIMUTI ! third is the $58-billion defense g0venlur and American Foot- nient Station researchers were Signal Battalion, Second Infan. ~ : 71/7 TEFLON COATED appropriation. Tile Senate nnd ball League commissioner. has able to document the luct in try Division. Eightb Army, Ko- apprentice, USN, son of Dir. . : rca. Johnson entered the Arms' and Mrs. Charles Miller of 25 ~ House are in dispute over provi- filed suit to divorce his wife of 1953. I Beauty Nook Within three years, burrow- In February. Lincoln Road, Cussclberry has I~ sbus authorizing the President 24 years. S. OAK AVE. jag nematode infestations were graduated from the Class "A" 1 to call up some Reserves. He PH 322 8742 found in more than 1,0oo cit. ,. AlHska is the "global center" Signalman School at the Fleet ~ S" ~ liar, not asked for such nutlioriof the United States, says tlierub grOveb cuverA!iig G.000 uc Titsilling CeIlLer. INVw1lort, I I I ty. Reg. rca, 130 citrus nurseries, and National Geographic Society. JIt. 1. 179 ornamental nurseries in 82 \ counties of our state. It didn't take long before the I COMPLETE '' ô I urrowing nematode was rec! I FAMOUS "%- I :P .V,..-C, #. . PORTABLE ognized as Florida's agricultur- ____________________ __________ __________ al enemy number one, and our $ 95 MENU k Z, standably alarmed over the con___ ,i-'--,. --.T ___________ .: _~ .)K,..;~ _~". ON ROLLERS I SHRIMP COCKTAIL - RELISH TRAY Although over ____ ______ _________ Choks, of SIRLOIN or FILET MIGNON STEAK, p. Req. Florida citrus have been taken __________ __________________ _______________ FISH OR CHICKEN, DUTCHESS POTATO .. . -, . -. lqi ., -, .~ ~ out of production because of Hof Apple Pie wifh Cheddar Choose, coffee * ... - ' thing is being done to contain ____ ____ - Al. WASHINGTON (AP) though present acthltles are continuing Approval of new being held up pending congressional antipoverty ap. action proprintions, officials said today. The Office of Economic Op. portunitv. under which Head Start and other antipoverty programs operate, is one of the agencies for which approprintions have not been completed. There Caii D P He ad - Start' New ) Caeli Penney, founder of the department store chain of nearly 1, O} stores be4uing his name, will observe his 91st birthday on Fri. day. Sept. lEi. Mr. Penney, still i dirertor nI the Penney Company. made a sharp impact on retailing . k _', - K Sept. 6, 1966 for {r. Penney - and a pile of unfinished business - - •• End ) Page 12 rratb _____________________________________________________________________________________________ This Congress _______ . uunrb ________ Of business Nay Delay .L ___ _________ ______ :1.:f U INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PAGE CALL JAN MCCLUNG, THE SANFORD HERALD, 322261 wo -_ hr Pl ~ ADVERTISING --==- JLf 30 - - • ri 1L 1. 1 I 3224716 Restaurant & Lounge for 2455 PARKDRIVESANFORD __ . .4' , lit -_ r ",M ,,,,, .; ,. ___ SPECIAL .' . Reg $1.19 - ____ _ __ - T. ' " .,:. . IQ-i I ___________ ____________________ ___ OPEN _ ____ .4, • - I, ' . . -1 -- '' 0 AMOCO SUPER PREMiUM GASOLINE • ATLAS TIRES. BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES ,_ - _________________ . - Dude Duds _____ ______ __________________ eli new i I SATURDAY ,-, I 5 IPAL Grob these Whife Stag , ," partners and away you Veipa Su P Two . DAY I And Vespa has done it again wifh +he new, ALL - ISOR 4 Longwood Council Woes _______________________ ___ • hAKE SO VICE OUR SPECIALTY .. ~ L;. I , , :1~', . Ph. 322.71211 01 ! '--,--.. ________________________________________ ____________________________________________ ; . . ' .,.:. . Metal Waste Can .- AND ____________ _____________ _______________________________ ill MOTOR TUNE UP H--' :. . Budget _ Fight AtIaiense 1W CAR 1 - a-go-go. 1, 4 V this time in loose-fitting slacks and shirt, Put Morris showed up at a Gardiiuer, Ore., paper null to end a strike. Sunw 800 workers walk- C r ' Stores Ben Franklm I ing "distracting" tight clUthCE to work. 3fl-9839 "You expect mar* Wift's and you g it." ot TEST DRIVE IT TODAY AT LUMBER LEWIS LEWiS SALES & SERVICE Sanford, -. ' .- -- - 27 ACE FLORIDA --•.. I Florida AND. - - ; 2617 W. Comtry Club Rd. Apoc. 5ii'yi _: 1. - -. wl"Is ed out Aug. 23 tifter she Was suspended for wear- FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 25*1 STREET AND PARK AVE. -- ML -- 24O HIAWATHA I HARDWARE STATE ' I, BANK !',.:1I1 II . ' - I .0-...-I. I - - - - ---- --- -- - - - - ---- ---- - - - --- -- - - - - -- ---- - C - - - :, - -- - - • - -- I - -- - - - - -- - -- - I~ - - I, . 4'-•-- .r --- -- -- - - -------- - - -- ---_-__ - . Kt - I -.- - i '' -_- _.__ ri__- ______________ ' -. - ' - '- - - . �.•.p. rrath Page 2 - - Sept. 7, 1966 I Virgins' Charter ' ' Slain Leader's Policies To Stand Pledges Swamp - Wot A 91 101, I - .. • League Of 1111011 'tli sand soul Ii sIik of ennt.ii The anil Lake tin' mail In Its at tusii;it, to flail versy remains iinsiilved, reThe liouni of county eninmis- it si t t iptra ctory solution of the ,ltwlti'iI of sinners entit ItItIII their teeter- i'iiurse of (lie road at. tin'Ir I tic'stottrrig ways of trying to nwc'ting. I)1I'RMe i 1'c'iu'I'ty owners on hot Ii Mi's. flurry WihIini,isoti sip. Elsewhere 83' THE ASSOCIATED t'ItEsS High Lan' - Pr. READING. England (AP) Albany, clear .......77 50 So many teen-age girls want to Albuquerque, cloudy 81 57 .04 I take a noex vow that Read. . Atlanta, clear ------87 64 ing's League of Honor is in danBismarck. clear ... 78 54 i ger of collapse. Boise, cloudy .. - . -. 91 63 "It's all become to big for Boston, clear ,,,... 80 60 £ c,. . our small society to handle," Buffalo, cloudy .....68 53 .03 I said organizer Fred .lackman, ., , • .'' Chicago, clear ......73 53 % 'I I Cincinnati, clear - - - 80 53 Jackman. who has two teenV.. A t • ... 69 52 .. age daughters. is secretary of Cleveland, clear • • ,• s . j. s . -. the Reading Temperance Socie ,,,... 84 55 clear Denver, .•. ty, which found ed th e league Des Moines, clear 74 49 ., • • . several mon ths ago. Girls were Detroit, clear ...... 74 49 .. • -I Invited to sign a form pledging Fairbanks, cloudy -. 54 42 .. i - -. .... I ,, to renounce ex ou tside marFort Worth, cloudy . . riage, and encourage other Helena, clear .......90 53 , ., youngsters to do the same. Honolulu, cloudy ... 87 76 .02 The pledge became known Indianapolis, clear . 78 50 , locally as "the virgins' 'Jacksonville, cloudy 90 71 .27 charter." Juneau, rain ....... 60 44 .08 Word of its existence spread 78 57 . -. Kansas Cliv, clear to other parts of England and to Los Angeles, cloudy 77 64 "WHERE THE ELITE MEET TO EAT' at. Seminol e Junior College. This countries overseas. The result, Louisville, clear ... aS 57 • .. old equipment shed has been pressed into temporary service and has been said the worried organizer, was Memphis, clear .... 86 62 .. dubbed "Ye Olde Snack Shack." that hundreds of girls wrote to (Herald Photo) Miami, clear .......85 81 ,. woerd. but Radio South Africa MRS. EILENE BOWEN is clerk in charge at GeReading asking for copies of the 'Milwaukee, M clear ... 67 48 .. said he probably would be given' neva Post Office while Postmaster Ray Hilliard is pledge. It Is becoming just to a state funeral Friday in Pre. Mpls.-St.P., dear -. 72 48 .. much work for Jackman. on four-year military leave serving in Air Force tons, the administrative capiNew Orleans, cloudy 90 69 .. in Blytheville, Ark. Mrs. Bowen, who has worked "What we need now," he told tal. The South African Press New York, clear ... 83 61 - .. a reporter, "is someone interwith the Post Office Department since 1963, was -- I Association said the funeral Okla. City, clear ... 85 59 .. ested in the scheme to take over one of the first two lady carriers in the state while probably would be held Sat-urWASHINGTON (AP) - Got'. against Nevada gambling %%hiIv brt,akdo%% n in gambling control. Omaha, clear .....70 51 .. as national sec retary . Unpaid, at Palm Beach. She has been in Geneva for two , day. Grant Sawyer of Nevada has Robert F. Kennedy was attorDemocratic Rep. Walter S. Philadelphia, clear - 84 56 ,, Vn afraid." years and she and her husband, Jim, reside there. won Dem oc ra ti c renomina ti on ney general. His opponents Following 'erwoerd's assassiPhoenix, clear ... . 103 75 .. They are parents of five children. (Herald Photo) nation, Finance Minster Theofor a third term after a prima ry charged Sawyer had allowed a flaring won renomination for an Pittsburgh, clear ... 72 50 •. eighth term as Nevada's lone Ptlnd, Me., clear ... 69 53 .. electi on campaign that f ocused philus Donges became acting house member, defeating Ralph on gambling o prime minister. pe ra ons. ti i 1 Ptlnd, Ore., clear .. . 76 56 .. Denton, a Boulder City and Las Donges was considered a In another primary election Rapid City, clear ... 83 54 ,, Vegas attorney. strong contender for the pre. Tuesday, an Iowa State UniverRichmond, clear ... 88 56 A Las Vegas engineer, Ralph miership. sity history professor breezed to .. Kraeiner, won the GOP St. Louis. clear..,., 74 51 Others mentioned as possible the Dem ocra ti c nomination for Salt Lk. City, clear . 87 61 TALLAHASSEE (UPI )-Pri. senator and a fellow faculty congressional nomination from successors are Transport Minis. Sons and other correctional inSteve Kostelac, a demolition San Diego, cloudy .. 75 66 ter Ben Schoeman. a former member held a slim lead in the WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. contractor, San Fran., cloudy .. 60 59 stitutious are losing trained race for the Republican guber-Everett M. Dirh-scn said today perso ',r,el because of the workIn Iowa, Prof. E. B. Smith natonial nomina ti on. SARASOTA (AP)-The state Circuit Judge Lynn Silvertooth Ing ,a'ironmenL Florida State handily won the Democratic Tampa, clear ....... 86 hi . . there remains some hope that In Nor th Dakota, a member of 87 61 ,. has charged that Dr. Carl Cap. granted a motion that the state UnIv'rsfty Prof. Leonard J. order nomination to OOSC Sen. Jack Washington, clear the John Birch Society was de- legislation to control mail Winnipeg, clear .... 71 52 .. produce a specific cause of Hippenen said today. gun sales will come before the Miller in the general election. polino's wile died "from a cerfeated by the Republican organ• (M-Mlsslng) death within five days. Hippehen, a new member of I Miller breezed past Herbert F. Senate this year. . tam drug"-not from a heart Coppolino also is under first, the 'niminology and corrections izations choice in a battle for a The Senate Republican lead- hoover, a farmer and distant GOP congressional nomination. attack. degree murder Indictment in faculty at FSU, said research en, a member of the Judiciary cousin of the late president who .: 1 Sawyer rolled up 55 per cent .' State Attorney Frank Schaub New Jersey in the death of a with the U. S. Children's Bu.1 - ,.,' S of the vote in sweeping past five Committee, said sponsors of a campaigned on a peace platTuesday filed a bill of part.Icu - former Middletown neighbor, reau it. Washington among de. opponents. He will be bidding measure by Sen. Thomas J. form. lars, requested by the defense. William E. Farber. linquncy institutions showed Dodd, D-Conn,, may have tonI the race for Iowa's GOP 11 It said Mrs. Coppolino "died as Judge Silvertooth set a prelim. the institutions were losing for an unpreced ent ed third te rm In th e Nov. 8 general election back a bill they don't like to get I gubernatorial nomination, eco alleged in the indictment filed mary hearing for Sept. ;trained correctional persons at nomics Prof. William G. Murwhen he faces Lt. Gov. Paul committee approval of any ray led Ccnterville newspaper herein and not from a coronary Coppolino's motions for bail and the rate of 40 per cent a year. Laxalt, the only Republican measure. SEPTEMBER 6, 1961 occlusion or from other natural to have a fugith'e wa rrant from The professor said most of "I think we might get some publisher Robert K. Beck by 921 holding major state office in Admissions causes but from a certain drug New Jersey set aside, the erso:me)-social workers, . .. . action on this in committee to- votes - 87,092 to 86,171 - In Nevada. Laxalt swamped his Henry Judkinns, Ola B. Humcommonly called succinyicholcomplete, unofficial returns, :, Florida has refused to return psychologists and psychiatrists one primary opponent Tuesday. morrow." he told a reporter. Iston, Edith C. Hanson, Katherthe, and that the said death was Coppolino to New Jersey until -were leaving their jobs be. !But Murray did not immediateIn the campaign . Sawyer conDodd's bill would ban mail ine Phagan, Warren Bryant, the result of the criminal agency he has been tried here, cause of the working environ- tended th e Justice Depa rt ment order sale of pistols and revol- 1 - claim victory and Beck did Mary Ann Graf, Leon B. Belor act of another, to wit: Carl concede defeat. xnent rather than as a result of had conduct ed "silent warfare" 'ers and limit over-the-counter The winner will meet Demoamy, Thomas B. McCullough, Coppolino." low salaries. purchases to persons 21 years or! cratic Gov. Harold E. Hughes, Hezekiab Smith, Millard Laste'r, Coppolino, auth or and physic"W',en professional people go Robin Riggins, Mary Forguson, older in their home states. It unopposed for renomination, In fan and former resident of Midinto an institution as a minority also would require affidavits to the general election, Carol Day, Sanford; Helen D. dletown, N.J., is charged With to expand the treatment proHENDRIK VERWOERD first-degree murder in the death purchase rifles and shotguns None of Iowa's seven House Walker, DeBary; J. Stanley gram they often find thernselv through the mails, Gardner, Deltona; Victoria mem rs be six Democrats and railroad worker who is leader of last year of his wife Carmela. The Lake Monroe Homemak- es in ct,nflict with a long-standDirksen said there may be a a Republican %estfall, Osteen. had primary the House of Assembly, and Schaub said earlier that the er-s Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. ing tradition of custody and move to get the committee in- I opponents. Discharges Justice Minister Balthazar Vor- drug succinyicholine once was Thursday in the Community punishment orientation which By JANE CASSELBERRY stead to approve a bill Intro- I In North Dakota, former Bis. Frankle Griffin, Ethel Hills. Iter. considered undetectable a ft e r Building at which time Mrs. can hamper their treatmeni efTransfer of elementary stu- duced by Sen. Roman L. I marck Mayor Thomas S. Kleppe man, Joanne Paulk, Thelza' Vorster, at 51 one of the Cabi- death. H. L. Johnson, county council forts," he said. Ti' may become frustrated dents .iving west of Highway 17- Hruska, R- Neb., which he and won the 2nd District GOP Williams, Rowena Moge, Tracy net's younger members, is like. At his arriangment last Thurs- president, and Mrs. Charles ly to get support from extreme day. Coppolino stood mute after Pierce, alternate delegate, will over the custodial-treatment 92 in Casselberry from Sou th other sponsors say would avoid congressional nomination, de. Marie Skelly, Linda Easta. rightist elements In the ruling his lawyers told him the indict- give their reports on their trip eonflit, and some may leave," Seminole School to English Es- hardships on hunters and 1 feating Birch Society member brooks, Sanford; Grace Harper, I Martin Vaaler by a 2-1 margin. Longwood, tates School is expected as soon sportsmen. party. He drafted most of the ment of a Fl o ri da grand jury did to annual Short Course in he saad. as problems of transportation country's harsh suppression of not support the charge. I Gainesville. can e worked out. communism laws, under which A plea of innocent was entered Members of the Lake Mark. Me'ting today to discuss th e the government's apns.he!d Pl ham club will be guests. Prosituation wi th Herbert Muse, coIcy of racial segregation Is The defense argued that the gram for the evening will be on ordinator of transportation for being enforced, and is responsi- state should be required to show energy. Seminole County, are Principals ble for Internal security, "how did the defendant kill the .Mrs. Joann Dul3nis, president, C. M. harp, of South Seminole, There is little or no likelihood deceased." The indictment said requests every member attend and Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, that Verwoerd's successor will that Coppolino. by premeditated this first meeting Of the season Amer- of EnIish Estates. WASHINGTON (AP) modify the Nationalist govern, design, killed his wile by "some pcssible as plans will be made icans for Constitutional Action Harp re po rted at Tuesday ment's apartheid policies, which znean, capons and manner for an October bazaar and for says changing patterns of voting night's mecting of the South have the backing of the major-I. unknown to the grand jury." I the annual installation banquet are carrying members of the Seminole Council of Teachers ty of the country's 3.1 million House and Senate away from a and Parents, that he !ias 871 in December. whites. There are 10 million liberal and towaz'i a conser'a- students enrolled. Based on an blacks in Sou th Af rica. tive sta nce. averap.e of 35 students per Police so far have not re The ACA, a conservative or class, Sou th Seminole can acleased any information on their ganization that says It is non- commodate only 840 youngsters. Interrogation of Dimitri TsafenWASHINGTON (AP) - Sales partisan but seldom finds a If th e transfer becomes efdas, a white parliamentary BY MRS. JOHN LEONE of U.S. savings bonds during Democrat to support. Issued fective, parents will be notified 1kRry Volunteer Firemeli August increased 4 per cent Monday its annual rating of th me.senger they identified as the ro'J3b letter sent by the stuman who plunged a knife into will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thum- from the same month last year. members of Congress on Issues dents of th e change and of new Verwoez-d's heart and neck as day in the department's Rec- the sixth straight month of gain It selected as representing con- bus schedules, Harp said, the 64-year-old prime minister rention Hall to begin for the an- following last February's in. servative or liberal leanings. sat at his desk in Parliament, Most dangerous of all sharks nual house to house canvass crease In Interest rates to 4.15 Two Republican senators But Tsalendas' coworkers for funds. is the great white shark, also per cent. Wallace F. Bennett of Utah and said lie was obsessed wit) the called the "man-ea te r." This will be the opening meet. 1 In reporting this today, the Milward L. Simpson of Wyomhigh cost of living which he said lag of the season for the or- Treasury Department said pub- ing and 14 House members, especially penalized South Afri- ganization and all young men lie holdings of Series E and none from the South, were rated ca's "poor whites." mostly in the area are requested to H bonds increased $75 as 10 per cent conservative. manual workers on the lower join in service and activity million during August to $48.95 Income scale, which benefits the entire area, billion. ing white Nationalist party announced We. unshakable deter minntion" today to maintain the course set by its assassinated I leader, Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd. As police continued their j 'esUgatlon of 7erwoerd's assas sin, the party's parliamentary I caucus met in Cape Town to approve a message of crndo.: knee on the death of their lead. or Tuesday. The pledge to uphold his pollcies confirmed expectations that Verwoerd's dea th would mean no modifica tion of the govern-' ment's militant apartheid policy of ra cial segrega ti on. The caucus is expected to meet next week to select a party leader who automatically ,I will become prime minister. The party has almost a 3-1 majority In Parliament. There was no announcement I yet of funeral plans for Ver- •• Honor , , I Still A Puzzle naII 1111. floitil JOHANNESBURG, South Al- - I12 an G1 . • - ' - . ,, r • . (. ,, ..• - • •" • ,, ' I - - : 1 '- • Trained '4' • • • . a. r,, : • • -r, 'n • t: ,.. -- , ' k xl-,~,-i i "I .'~. .. . • __ -i • • • - .0 - '• - ' ' •• • • 1. , ' n . .. "I - P, N. SALE PSICIS GOOD TNNU ______________ Savings Bonds Sales Up 4( I SANFORD 2438 1. I 1! . ii:. ç -• • - . . Storm Knocks Out Electricity Tunnel Closes -04 By JANE CASSELBERRY Power failure following an electrical storm Tuesday night put the Casselberry area In darkness from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. Llgnts were out at Seminole Plaza i.nd Fern Plaza shopping cent,s and traffic signals were out t:t the Intersection of 5fl 436 aad Highway 17.92 with the Casselberry Police Department directing traffic. Tuesday night's occurance was 'he sixth time in the put week power has failed In the South Seminole-Orlando areas. •41he Sanford If you'v, newly arrived, looking for ml newest howi, the best $scss to eat, a weekend mart, your church or synagogue, places to shop or perhaps a hoagie or apartment .. - - read the WèIarnIeJ1#.igon I",. VlrqI.ls Petr.skl P. 0. Box 1214 Sanford F.v W.I$.c. &44.4255 S. Seminole *msstsrb 11tralb rabliebod IMUy •s..p Sat. rda7. •sad.p dad ma.. pb'Isbi Sat,d.. r..sd$ag (b,It Th Ss.t,,d mwrew so L Vvea46 Ave. $as4.wd, VS.,- 1P REMODELING of Chase and Company packing house on Beardall Avenue will Include concrete floors throughout the building, replacing old wooden floors. Project will be completed before October packing time. (Herald Photo) MlIdr.d " iary Fire A ux i1.Auxiliary of the 11, The %Vomuasn'a H...y S.pl. H&si.s 668-4402 DsBary Irew alas U PHONE 322.8270 -- -- - - .-- --- -- -.' ww wwnwe _ NIM10 9 117 333'1 on • I .•,. . • , SUN. 10 A.M.-7 P.M. ( I ' _ MINTS rnm !PrV. -0e Choonp I - .. I 0 $199 - root C 0 I by:`~ , P -,%., . ..:~O&I.-_ . 0 PEPTO-81M - - d1_1 --:5 . - / // - __• e7 U1 - - ' •. I fii ( - 1. 41cVALUC - MR. BUBBLE :~,~ -,,_ "% I ..:. us.ut ' - • - - SNOl LACES s, . .-. I ,.• ' ,- •- - 'Wi •.afL 1 ! tv , -1 io I . __ 69c -, ,A- tl. -•' ••• • - . . t - -: •d. ' - 1.01 / 0 ALARM CLOCK i oc' sie. IT-,ue.hni,I all0Irtc 0€ S., Q,urt irs 5 7 '-_...!. 2 OS 49 c.." 'itl. i 17 $ ;-~%.. __ - drpi-1;i'le. . 4 55c J' -. 33c EASY SPUY LYSOL 1-11 tt'. Bubbles kids cle..n. -. Contains lanolin. , .I•'-hnWIU' 'Lci6 50 $ " ON E .,. 1 .00 VMS& KAWK NICE 'I '----l' 49 r 79 1 - 7-oz. size for hot or cold beverages. • C -1 ;~, FOAM CUPS It % 40 vo; , %*~.. '~41. .,~~,I .. RIGUUR Ste % . f , -06, IL r.p.m. 1Z,-;6k REcK sumpocS3! PROD _.--_-41E.. ~`[ I t 59 ..... ---Ir..%,, .dr.411 .. C 29 . , - tk vatur, e or. ,orn.a RAPID SHAVE 59c L F. I I BRACH'S I CANDIES I -- --_..---.--- U L to I , aca. s. !*C CANDY, 14, 511.1311 M YA I .: - - - - - Ar~ ~ ':,>,/ %1~ 1k VA LUE tic FILLER PAPER Full .ac,5-hole punched. Yutg all binders. Wide 500 SHEETS FOR margin. 59$ ' REVOLVING 9" GLOBE Ohio Art's full color metal globe. 11011s In geor4 hy study. '., aImlizn $Lfl 19h4 "i 'J ( C~.; i59 99 ~ ,( -A i 3.fllN0, DOUSLI I00%Tt 44 _CANVAS BINDER ,ivs pouao aaarnsna PARA NOTN o ., .16-, k9TRACT118LI, PLASTIC -•Gitt.a IlIltirosWa ltham 17 &21 J.wel 969WATCHES 'IFS, ) 510. $1.11 As imprumve nbWom of styles Cr .ss and aornen with a,,iitthung NIGH INTENSITY wrtstL'4ntta. AN in jilt DESK LAMP ti&.i'iik ttl, Isuiip I'uiti. ne'utsr housi c.'iii1'tct1 current t&t'tor O5d (Its $299 ..-'- - 4UP*s . • A 'III .ii it I solon .j 'l s. 0 NNISNINO -4 Ft I'1 INIW OW DISCOUNT PRICII ON PHOTO- •- ____ 1 .- 5 II II &'U : / . -. P - r- 20 kft _____ :pCr ...........• Ill 4I & ... 4 ?ago' __#"a 6" awn"..... Ift, -1 ,os .' 77c $11.11 VA&* wasm%a_____ Vowl"Ams"Me 0.6.0"I"M r . NANGER$ • .ijIt 5,,-t ti,o.,t-t, 'it - 999 I t F 1.1aia. ha,t.r.. I ,g STATIQIIL*V I, - - '-._. LJ Ii- N 1*011 PAUL • •i, - PWOTQ P415 ., • 1 99c c ,: - gs.Z*ntss, 1 $ d SAVE! PHOTO PAHI SWING TOP Sb tatar k IU)1 ,,,ii,'il latnu It w ,i,iiii'lt'ti' sitk *iiii 5'tti, L • 515. IO2 LUNCH BOXES . I-V '- - 4144 81.81 - MINt 7 ----- YOIJ't.L F 39A , A !'!L - 0" 33' IALLPOI!T proceed is dr-v. \ C 99c YOU'f.L SEE, ____ TrouSca's US - NUGIETS wiving .wI aguiva PANTS ORFASER \- etr lung '4' "ag'r. aa'ir'iy m"tgl tt51(' - w the ioweuit anywher Brinç 'o next Lie-e.cnptzou to tan foe a no ALL VITAL iuuo, PtA3TtI G*NMFJT lAB -A- 5288 •,, •. r. . LOW PRESCRIPTION PRICES VALUE, NiGH4UALITY BEACON BLANKET f. lOCpi n 44 / - VALUE "THE" lit, r-cicrs be 400% 5U1'tR VACUUM CLEANER BAGS 1C.fjw I 11*~ I I'. U. 1, l'sge 56. lIl 114, iu.'l,t In l'uIlt' heal- 1111; h Seiuul hid" (''u's I y Court 4 'onsaus to .toiiur mit). lit)' tin ut,', V o U Itoutsi, ns ii b&'rJ, YlurI,i., on We'd,seoiay, 1'4utitouiuhtr 14, ICII at 7:31) I'. Si, or aft soon thoreatt.r Vol possibly. He li linuto Ct'uiu(y I'lcnutng a IJullury Volunteer Firemen's Association will mascot at. 12:30 p.m. Thursday In the Firemen's Zollillif Conuuiutselon Recreation Hull for the first )my Ij.,i'erl 14. Brown t'r,,ul,iulcs County Zoning meeting of the fall season. tHro1ur There will be a sack luncheon l'iiWtoh Aug. 31 & bout. 7, 10 66 and auction liDt.'- ItS 668.5631 Dalton. CS resaws r as Sat.rL Via. 66kII5ft by PIN ' Sf ore Hours: p tithe. - 4 French Ave. TABLETS 54 594 Growing I Drug Store \ Chain) \\ca,S// K Hwy. 17.92 Next To Winn-Dixie MON. THRU SAT. --9 A M. 'Til 9:30 P.M. Legal Notice Herald Sanford Fastest ., - I Mr. Ii ONLY Give 'Em Stamps - PEG. 29. VALUE TOILET TISSUE TOOTHPASTE Employes Tardy? Voting Changes I Ger. in ?'.smsI', Activity ACA Pictures DeBary Firemen To Plan Drive i ______ Begin Season - in I)epot, many. Deltona Clubs School Transfers Eyed In County .j, SiuspIy CaiyahnZa County Newsmen proee'dings violation would be; prnse"iitnr iaid he would try 'nut-nd.nsut" eon- hepparc1 on a charo of iceond guilty of - (tegr"e murder. he saint of court, tempt The Supreme Court ruled i;it - in fuly . Sheppard's attorney. lone5 that Sheppard did not F l'o Bailey, of Roston, .said receive a lair trial when he I he v umid decide hy the arraignfound 4. VALUE . By Jane Cassclhcj-ry versity of Kentucky, a degree Two new teachers have been In secondary education from the added to the science department University of Delaware, and a at South Seminole Junior High degree in education from the School In Casselberry this year. University of Florida. They are Mrs. Cleta Hum. lie lives with his wife. Lillian, phrey, who will be teaching bi- Orlando. They have three daugholoiV and seventh grade science, ters, Mrs. Barbara Allen liarintand. Harold Phelps, who will son, Debora Juan, nine, and teach eighth grade science. Judith Ann five. Mrs. Humphrey for in c r I y taught science at Austin High Sctol In Chicago. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree from North Park College, Chica. go.' Site resides at the Commodore Apartments In Sanford with her huand, IL (jg) Barry Humis stationed Of phrey, USNR. at Sanford Naval Air Station. By MILDRED HANEY I4elps, a veteran of 21 years A number of Deltona's social In the Air Force, has traveled all around the world and was a clubs and civic organizations Japanese prisoner of war for have announced opening meet39 months during World War II, tags for the fail season. He retired as a master sergeant. The Deltona Women's Club He received his US in ugrl- leads the list with a 1:80 p.m. cult ure In 1952 (ruin the IJhI-eetI: Thursday at the Cornmunity Center on Lake Monroe. • First game of the Deltona Suticlity Mixed League (Bowling) will be played at. 7:80 p.m. Sunday at. Jet Lanes in Sanford, 'Fhiere still is time to join tile active "fun" league which al. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - 0111- ready has 18 teams lined up. dais of an Atlanta manufactur. On Sept. 16, at. 10 a.m., the inj company were trying to Welcome Wagon Xaffee Klatch aob'e the problem or tardy efli- fun' new ladies In the area will plóyes when th ey finally licked he held at the Community Cetiit - with trading stamps. ten'. All newcomers to Deltona Now. they give away about during the months of June, 1,000 stamps a week its bo- July, and August, will be hon. nuses-to the wives of workmen oreit guests. Wh o put In a lull 40 hours. Regular meeting of the Wel"Its cut our absentee rate conic Wagon Club will he at 10 about 8 per cent,' said 13. W. a.m. Sept. 20, at the Center, Wberts. production manager or New adult education courses Southern iron and Equipment also are scheduled to get. under. a maker of railroad cars. way thit; month and anyone in. "We think its an Incentive for terested is asked to call the a wile to see that her husband admi n i ti t ra tion office or stop in 1.s to work on time. I guess to pick up the now activity vie're soliciting a little help at calendar for time and location home." of various classes. Roberts said the stamps am iint to about $1.50 a week in tvLra pay, but the workmen are inreful to pick them up on Fri . SALEM, Ore. (UP!) - The Oregon Fair Commission has "Several eniploycs, when they voted to remove the Tunnel of taIled to get their stamps, have Love from the state fair mid. come by the office,' said Rob- way, The commission said tun' arts. 'They say, 'Let me have nel rides no longer are in auth. my stamps. I can't go home cient demand. without them.'" Although the men take some kidding, their wives think the stumps are grout. "I like the X11"IN0101H 40IIV zuis. sosIMsssIo idea,' said Mrs. George Freti.l$i'i' ,,I Public Ih*rIN well, whose husband Is a maNotice lm heruhy alvets, thict suer c0nhl4IflritiOhI, the Sciniiiulr chinist at the company. County Zoo lug Co,us,,ulilo,, ill "I don't have any trouble get hold a pta I,ll' htnrlisg to dot erting George to work," she said, mine the ft'1bIIIllIty of reccinu. "but I guess It helps keep some mundlair to thu Hoard or comity Cot,$miMeio,iurI that the follow. of the men at work who'd like to tag ducoribed property procetitly coned A-i Airlculturø be coned Jay out for a while, Coin inercial: 'i'hse Kast ItO 'They'll catch the devil at C-I (cot of North UI bet of Lo t C home It they do.' SI. 51. South's 3,4 HubdtvIlon, I srfr'Iy adhered to stn'ri,alizt'd training tie is curjx, rontly serving a threeyear tour at. an Army LATE ASPIRIN J r. High Faculty O Notes Lake Monroe Club To Meet - -I ' 2 Science Teachers Hospital - ' i.IIuuU.II_uI.UIUU.uUUuu....- NEV ADDITIONS to the South Seminole Junior Ifigh School science del)artment this year are Hurd Phelps, 8th grade science, and Mrs. Clotit Hum. prey, biology and 7th grade science. (Herald Photo) f.' .. • I •a-- •- ' • . 1 ,. ., * - - ., I • • I. • -• . • : ' • ______________ Mail Gun Sales Controls Seen ' I tr.r,V11ANI, ('Ihic) (AP ) - -'a.* N,flViCtPd of gernntl deree mont (l ate whether to try to jet Striet rules for nev;men will murd'r in the bludgeon slaying his -'tient'q trial movod from I (:leve;an.t • h f o r Thur-Iay's of his firt wife, Marilyn. ,i effect • ehe'IilerJ srraignmont of Sam. The high court riled She,-! .She )p#td is free on io sw1 r. int'l ,I choppard. vhn W; or. pard mats? he fi-ec-' -I if not triel f4ier ii bond and the bond in eanc'Iod, fteCtive Thnr4day. nlerr'd to he retried when th e I "within ,, rcaonablo time . -l - ; s Supremo Cniirt ranieti ex- The ,rraignmont date q I resqive publicity jonprditoni by I; 5, f)jstrjct Court .Inrlge Kind U,mmtirihi of ancient J I the rnpartiality of his 191 muir Carl Weinman, who ordered Rahylon enaeri stIr1er4 n 'icr t isi. •• Sheppard freed from (Thin Pen- decide the most aunspirinuis time (;a,y;shoga ('r,upnty (Ammon ifentiarv in 19f4 . .Sheppard to 'nllert taxes. i'Ic,g .fiwIie flo', t(.t(:l. m.,nt.inr4 , h-,hnmj dqnrn,i nr hon1ass;kI no crnera4 pe;;ti.n that widespread pub. equipment will hroa'lea.tin2 he 1 lielty prevented him from re• floliert l'V'I'. hA fiftY 'hiring the allowed cci-iin g a fair trial arraignon W ilk in, I 9.yont r.oltI mont The t,s to ippe:iied the roMr. isrid MN. Tahrin Mc lhat ie;aa' order emph.sted to the .$uipreme Wilk in, of Sanford, ha once rotir!room titles, entered Court which 'ent the ease hack ccnmpk'tod hoot training th.' crust's Journal, must he to W'inrnans court for further at Ft. Fenning, Ga.. and of owner-petitioner t,i.'c't sat Ii p.m. Thursday at the r.'ritiest Ralph Wall, Orlando, for rezt,n- bruise of the chairman, Mrs. Ing of a 60-acre tract near Rig flc,,up,ie Patten. 4h Shell Road, Tree Park for an iiuuhiistrinl l)ehlnry, for a covered dish suppark when the petitioner fished ,c,u'. ' , - • 4 , - Aeses d Doctor's Wife Died Quit Institutions Of Drug, State Holds • • '' 1. , :, ?-,. ' - 1I• j: - ' - • . • ,,, V. • - 3 -- Arraignment Thursday 'r.am' DS (ircie Supper • : I . Nevada Governor Wins Primiry - ____ , nail I,, n pp'•n r at ii pa,1,1 k' lieu rini( -1.11to c'iimnpin in I un I .411ic' pent-1.11 her nOuldoots hind nut. lu'c'n hi. siiI''st"l it r,'solut kin chc'rlari,,g eoiinty fornieci as promic'sl h'c'fnre ti,r ithut. l'.'hc,nglng to t)m hi Swiffo I LIt sIIrlIns and matter was clIsc'isssi"l Inst. week. asanilu'irizc'.I proper nclvortklng • iii I 1,1150 • (,nmIlupus nil (1 roor 1sul ,lli' ,uies with ,,,inbmninni to " Al.'xnniha'r ncIvio'iI ''I lii' Imo rd 1iil of 525111 ihtic i'i,st ml ion uuiu.i clerk nail nilflip plsireil w it.li laud not Iaika'at cuisy assured Mrs. WilIInmsmi xb(i tl,cui,..' a altedgiag permit be would be lnfor,uic'd of chetc'tini- itic'ai utter Oct. 1 to the East. nation thta, hucmril issaki's nit thic' eras Orthodox Chain-rh In Fern l'uirk for dredging in t,nke (if matter. In tither iitiqiuii'q, the luusrii (lii' Wipt)flt with rf'ttri('tit,fl tIiIIt. vuteil to nec'ellt a right or way dredging toki' julnee no nearer for extension of Muilhi't. I,nkn than 2(1) feet tiff shore in W8 l'ttrk litmil; approved the lire- lvi- at least six feet de; 11, hinulnary survey for II Idcic'n Es himIttc'ci by chi'vc'hiiiit'r titles ' Wilson Knotts; pliu'ecl I'restview Drive between Tiataipa stud C ircle Nine of the Wc,rnnuis Carlton in the roach system; Sviric'ty of Clurlttlitti Service of denied without. prc'Jucllc'e the l•irst Methoditt Church will opt. 7, J1t4 rsUt he *initnri %.- • • ,' CAMI*AQIIITPtT èsj.iir aii,,s't p&ctur. taking. 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SWIFT PREM I or . _____ ____ ,. 49~ ix =K No. 2½ Can THRIFTY MAID I •, 00 _____ . REGULAR 43( aly fellow who has a Robin vincing, largely owing to t conneetinna. Entirely filmed inn pertecrioniem which moved 1100(1 urope, the series auomplex and gallops fine action of Sullivan. in on the country 35 yenra ago th.ntklty, the plots are stood and thereby changed our whole through (othnm City robbing the rich to pay the poor. lie in Amas 9-9:30 P.M. C14 S (;r(-, n and the PReing in eATnP"rAhIP Attitude trn-wArd reading inA", PLAYS A TRUMP= denrly It)VIA toy the citizenry, Acren. (Color) (Reri,n) if you to that of a firRt-rate qpy it" but otir liprorn suspect his mn. recall. Lifist only prornixed to movie, with surprisingly romDon't get mo wr6mr. f r,-Ignrd tivea, In onler to search his stay In 1Inotervill for a plete rharacterLatinna for * Sigmuind Freud a iery great OUT WHY'WE'?EAH a,9fT$1"THoU3F1 dungeon, they aemi Alfred to month trial period, and in to. half-hour show. The ptCfl13YC mnn. If wn right when he told THE ASOU+TPIATf M101-IT HAPEkfl Involve him In an archery nlght', episode the sixmonths episode Is mostly expository, us that the best learning is O ARE WE! $IJOLJ ALL 60 FLOCk9oLrToF7HEi9 match, which Is a nice little are up. fts a funny show, as showing how W*inwrIht came emotional learning----our own 1066THER, WAY COIN, IT07HE i scene Indeed. Barbara Nichols Oliver and the noilthbor.4% wait to he shot and how Murphy emotional ortporience of .4nmo,SAW4E A40VIE AT tHI-N appears an MAN Marilyn, with with fingers crossed for I,iqx took over his life. Featured ire thinse other jwnple have mere_______ ( 1)oodlea Weaver a,iil Robert to make up her mind nIniit Murray Hamilton and Alex ly told us about. He had treat'F 7 J aUMI'tPJ! r PENCE/ NTDFIJD.9I MEAIfr Cornthwnite as Crier Tutk and going lsck to the city. Flash- IMvinn. An added fillip is a ed irk people, you see, who'd Alan A. Dole. LIkE backx to the prf-mlerfi and early cliff-hanger situation at the end boon repoRt.-dly told they wore 1HI/ Ii episodes highlight her decision, of each episode, so the series loved-hut never experienced 8-9 P.M. ABC. The Monrcoes. making. become slightly continuous i n love. He understood that our ?e_ "Th@ Intrudern." (Color) (Pro. its development. brainx may know what honesty miere) A fine, attractive show 9-10 P.M. NBC. Bob flope is while our feelings continue with appeal far the whole tam- Presents the Chrysler Theatre. 10-11 P.M. CBS. The John to force us tn lie and deceive. •tb : fly. The Monroes are a family "The Sister and the Savage." Gary Show. (Color) This is If. knew that emotional know!I ______ of five children who are head- (Color) (Rerun) A rather (;.y's last appearance, and it's edge ''' heat there is 7 ,J Ing west with their parents to dreadful little drama, appalling an almost completely musical Butis the .thin heat emotional " ( ;" claim land In Wyoming when In it. soupines s. Billy labor evening. His guests are Ed knowledge is not always avail: + ' e the parents are drowned In the (Steve Carlson), a rock 'n' roll Ames, Susan Barrett and comic able. ft's the boggle of our ed. Il Snake River. Clayt Monroe singer, thinks his career will be Norm Crosby, and one of the oration establishment that it /. (Michael Anderson Jr.) the ruined If he takes time out for nicest spots is some slide* insist* on making it always oldest ion at 18, had wanted a spinal operation. The tie ., , villain Gary, who is • an expert skin- available Its "look and *ee 5..jiti A P-1,11111111, .1 to be a sailor, but when they of the piece Is Tabors ambi- diver, zooming 5,rnUb und er nonsense in it's refusal to sat. arrive in Wyoming he decide@ tious manager, Alex Morn!) water. . tie for anything but the child's 4' to stay and become the head of (George Nil..), and the good emotional knowledge of the the family. The other Monroes guys are Dr. Mike Simpson 10-11 P.M. NBC. I SPY. It thing he read's about Which is . -I q..p HEROE AIM MADE-NOT DORM are Kathy, 16 (Barbara Her. (James Farentino), the Sister All Done With Mirrors. (Cot- why he must be taken to the shey); Big Twin and Little Superior (Anne Seymour), and or) (Rerun) One of the best f zoo to "experience" an elephant Twin, 12 (Keith and Kevin Sister Mary Clare (Connie them all. The charm of this before he ean he asked to rvad Schultz); and Amy, 6 (Tammy Francis), who Is most sympa- show has always been the the word in a book. ID .IT •.•....• B U1ET Locke). Co-starrinx Is Liam thetic because - inevitably - rapport and two-working-as-one THE KIDS BA0< :1EACEFUL Why do y,)u think the estab• F ROUND WEREI Sullivan as Major Mapoy, a she was a recording star be- relationship art the co-stars. Tolishment hatei fairy tales? You ' -.p, ...,.._1 night's show is therefore par can't cool, sophisticated Englishman fore taking Holy Orders, 'experience" an elf, who, as the local cattle baron, . r 9.9:30 P.M. ABC. The Man ticuiarly suspenseful and dis that'* why. You can only halfallows the Monroe. to stay and Who Never Was. "One Plus turbing when Kelly Is captured know an elf--and haif-knowlassumes a sort of father image One - Equals One" (Color) by enemy agents and brainedge? Well, that's ) the kind for them. Ron Soble I. featured (Premiere) A fast spy series washed Into thinking Scotty that gives the education bieran Jim, a Sioux Indian who be- with a built-in suspense gim- a traitor. He consequently goes archs the horrors. ' comes part of the Monroe en. mlck: Intelligence Agent Peter gunning for Scotty, who end* Pc.., in my next column I'm goup tryinC to kill him. Fay Spain insr to define the difference be8 guest stars as a blonde SPY tween that supreme knowledge named Vanessa, and Carroll --emotional knowledge--&nd the O'Connor plays the Communist ordinary brain kind we have to + scientist, Karolyi. Don't miss I settle or most o e me. WE D'(E DAY X. N (9) Bill He a a Sh o w .-L ow,, IT WASN'T W 7:0 (i cns News .4 6:00 (9) Whiere the Action 18 7::S (2) irarm Report W14&4 I TURNE0 INIX 10-11 P.M. ABC. Special. (6) Leav* It To Beaver UP THE 'TV ANC) 7:30 0) Today is sm (3) News "The Fine Art of Football (9) World At targe F2ADIO! Watching." (Color) An odd and 3:4.5 (3) News interesting show, which gets ho ... •_\/? ' (9) ABC News TISUIL (6) Romper Room behind the scenes in football (9) Exercise Jor The . ::(!)w1 and also gives pointers on how I. II'" Brinkley ey (6) Walter Cronkite and Allen to watch the game and what to 9:30 (3) ss.sa ss. s*r. 'wifting 00 U. b (6) Gypsy Rose L.• host, . Chris look for Schenkel 7:00 Show (4) T4,.seha.11 and among those appearing will yj (9) HrAVeN VS. Plratov 10:00 (" ) Eye Guess be Hugh "Duffy" Daugherty, 0001011 (9) Hipcord (6) 1 Love Lucy Michigan state University DEUCIOUS FOOD 7:30 10:45 0) NBC -((-(,. 's') -.(' Concentration couch UCLA coach Tom ProCOURTEOUS SERViCE b (9) (4 The McCoy. ECONOMICAL PRICES throb UCLA quarterback Gary 1:00 (9) Patty Duke 11:00 () Chain Letter $:0 (6) Beverly Hillbillies ' / !\ Andy of Mayberry Beban, and a spring practice (9) TItus Light (9) Supremarket Sweep session at the University of 9:00 (2) The Big Show 11:30 (2) Stwwdowt (6) Green Acres Alabama led by Coach Paul 'an Dyke (5) Dick (9) Man Who Never Was Show "Bear" Bryant. Dauherty ex9:30 (0) Pey.ton Placo (9) The Dating Gains DO %ftINNK OF COURSE NOT. plains the principles of his un- I 10:00 (6) The John Gary Show 1~-:oo (~,) Jeopardy IN CAN WA NA-TE 1W WaW? 11:00 (2) News (6) Love of Lit. usual "near deep back" system (6) News (9) Donna Reed of following the action of the (9) News 1.:45 (6) CBS News 11:4 .0 (9) Editorial Comment 1::30 (3) SwIngin' Country game. 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Sept. 7. 19011111 6. r-D r J• F fine rending 10144Ro"01 at wnrdq he him never 000M h0- A + - 01iomm DF15AI E RATIONALLY/ At-40 09 '011.111. OFE -9rLFW0If4 IT F011t 964; 1 THE of sQ kinds, SANFORD HERALD L ) �-• - - - , I - - _: nf lation Is A Pickpocket President Opines - The two much nntiinflnLinn would be a cinc be measured nut when you words, use fiscal policy as a the potential eft.t of an flPH5- flhisreadlflg the economic signs., NEW YORK (AP) this year have housebreaker. hwat things consider that an overdose enuld eoolant. ure. Maybe demand 15 not been the weather and the ecotinThe rennomy tin' t*en boom- provoke a recession? The administration, naturally. Proof that the some figures sive. the ban1. Perhaps TIP., and there IS Si grind chance 'Ifl flOW tot' 5i) Yi1 lifiti The burden of slowing de has ht'ifl SIOU to fl1OV(' In thiS 'fllPfifl dltfCTCnt thIfl!S art' IhC' inflntjnfl ('itfl he hC('k('d by (In that iteither will cool much until fever is measured in the highest election year. economic predictions Of 11451 cniIrogin productivity growth been on Interfau. intrrr-qt rates in 40 or 0 years. mand so far First, them is a dangerous comber. 4tuppilsodly sclentirical. l being re- rather than by chm-kilig de I I , , View it. thp rst ratt-, --- rronnetary policy Tmweraturw can be forecast i Ab some rcnnnmiqt. time Ing hitween applimfinn of: ly arrived at and nn%%mand ton linmfily. ckseljr and measured exacUy. nation Is tkmnnding ton much and much of the banking cam restraints and the time the vised scientifically. Iku 'what happens when Wash- from Its body. pvrhnps pushing muntty is lingry. Few people take effect. Same of the 'Federal Focus on this 'nriety of inter Yvlinwsthne. which became jr4p= blmm coolant% on the! IttenIf beyond It.- ability W fulfill I like high interm- I far Iting. The Reservr's rrs tricotive m iriptan- pretatinn cami. this wppL- from: the first nittitionni park- in 1872, banks of course get more for pnlicies of many months ago, the First National City sink. is still the nation's largest eny7 It's net nearly as pie- its wishes. Shnuld demand he cooled? their mnney hut they pay more. 'for mHmpic. are just nnu- cut- the third largest In the natinn. i with ".47" squRre miles. else. ---which broke ranks with much of Inflnum Is a pickpocket.. How? By high interest rates, ton. They feel the gnvernnwntttng into demand. presidM johnson says. hut iii 'taxes. less government spend 'qhnuld rut qpending and per-! %ertindly. there Is much dl%a Ithr banking fraternity anti sug Zhr t. , 1966 rasIon rcau1thi from too l ing'. And how should the mcdi hnps increase taxes. In other greement among the exports an gested that perhaps we've hen Thtge 6 - - - Sep SPS James C. flennen Jr. S PECIALS EVERY DAY I 'C ARCADE PACKAGE STOlE t £DDI Ila SANPOID t WE C-1VE TOP VALUt STAMPS - - I '- ON 'OO S*ANDS i - iver S tar GI To Be HonoredWthS1 Sanford - - .lnnlnr high School. lie Is will b presented with his enun- the hphew r IA, C. 11. nrni. ti3's third hi liest Award. RI th he iicit (If ii11'SIi a nford fire de Silver Nlar, for itallantry Ili ar- pArtmont. floa %vhile In 1.1-outh Vlot Nam lionnett %%.ns in Smith Vlet ,no'Iy tinder heavy (Ire anti lcpcIl, went tr oiith Vi"? 4nm I after beIng wniintled, by Crawl- with the I(III Airborne, arrlvIn to tttf ,Tld!tl arid admints' IriI (in .IUIV ), W.S. front two iIitrethin tint "with comIele disrrguiI r hk flciutett mu Ihimotutthi .Ir . ci %.Pstilting rite it, nid file womiti. oil, ll.hough lilt hImqpIf fi%,q, during ceremonkI at Camp Nain just t82 days as a medleni ttues, ' nernt'dttig to lilt, 101st Ca1phPU, Ks'., on Sept. I.S. eorpman with the 101st anti be- enminnnding geiterni, The dily Illegnii whon Ii IMe Silver Star and two rame Affrctionniely known rOIIre Stat' medals will pt'p throuRholit the battalion as 5t0 y.irds through a inlnefk'kl Inted at a retreat parade and "Doo." In the t1prk to nnotwer flip qtriekawards ceremony of the 101st llettiett, only 19 years olti, on cry of two nidlers who had Airborne Diviplon Support Voni- was At call-Thill Oil Feb. 6 twell At h). III vNI1111411lig 111111p." I)uring the next 1e' hlnhlEs lit' when he was timndcd five Bennett Is a burner resident Iinic. went ,n thit ithti of other SO Sanford and a ttended 5. Ills platoon was pinned down cci Americans, ctII7v,ia of times, - 44.1 'k. IQ 1 4 terIn first slit. Awl flip". when the wminded were tieing Inken old hy hell. (I"llerios. (.1qVfq, bnotintR And ttipter, llenm'lt refiisc'tl Ito n. t,,, rIchltn the 1 1 '.19 Shortly thereafter he was slop lied prily toy motinr fragment.4 high Firpek of (jbrJ?r fltpvb that I'll him while he was dragU A? OflØ kh ' ging a pnratroolier to safety. ter flennett joinetl the Army In ! ' . ., 4 - ' live About iflO.flO() Purnprnns inae& ' ---------- ftwil 0 wf; on boats anti eanal barges, - J. C. IlFNNiVI1 JIt• the National (kmgrnptilc. *rntfnrh ,raIu DIXIE CRYSTALS HAS WHAT IT TAKES1 (Nil fl : i I IL v 10 It Ar- 0 Is t 0 VW 0 i 4 .1 00 :1 - . ,,• .1 . .,• -. . :.. Ole 0 1 ?: • . - :. . '- . 'S ::.., It .-•. 4,500 EVERY Dolt - 4 L EAT 2460 PARK AVE, CHUCK STEAK. 21t LEAN FRESH L6 BEEF LOIN END LBS !1i. LIMIT Lit 2460 PARK AVE* LB SAVE UP TO 11 LB HICKORY RANCH SLICED BREAKFAST EVERY -:-:-:-. X. 2 MILK SHAKES CANS I II yead FLA'VORS.BORDEPV5 the 39 LB PKG ...... p PRICES SAVI UP TO 21( LL..FVERYDAY U. S. CHOICI ' 1 BEEF RIB SIRLOIN or ROUND STEAKS..ms.984 IN SAVE IN Lt s •• • STEAKS....LB.. OUR BONELESS CLUB INEAT SAVE )D LI...EVEIYDAY PAW vri. . FULLY RESSE READYWHITING Li STEA S J9$ COMPARE C SAVE ROASTU.S. CHOICE ,.0 'Ll... wry Li Ff.3Lsn IPKUM)IICKS çad. CHUNK BOLOGNA 394 21, to 3 LIBS BOLOGNA HERMAN'S HAM SLICES COINBI. Flo 1301 411" 411" S CARNATION lost. 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EYERYDAY r COLD WATER SURF U .• - 40 LOW PRICEI EVERYDAY / 319 ROAS .:. u. 8eto- 0 PRICES PICK THE CHICK PLEASE GROUND •':. P LOW RIB END ROAST LIMIT lit "• - WMI It .': ••',, '•••, ,:'.'_•. . l2/$1.0OILStWHtlE. Food P.It*s Ritz L.w...Cca1 CANNED DRINKS.....15 , 10.1 $1 r a a Eva Low MCF. f" 11AKED 1 APPLE PIES "VL..... 3$ I fl I SI C 27' 4' 231 SIMILAC loos CAN Hillsdale Sliced Pineapple 'COA*mto 41" 411" 16' LIBBY FRUIT COCKTAIL 303 CAM 31 7 9" 319 3' 14' FUSH GREEN LUSCIOUS BAIITLFTT ea. PEPPERS PEARS C G I I1IIV WW WI%IUP PWU CALIFORN IA doz. p 1" 11, DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER I COLD WATER SURF I Ci b:i •1 Pk KEN-L-RATION NO FOOD 16" 611" 61165 GULF IOMI ROACH IANT lion I 411 CRISCO OIL NOT I ...NOT 2...BUT 3 FULL QUARTS GIANT z *vvi YUIZ 1JUl11 — 69 V SAVE UP TO 444-JV1RY1 ' __________________ 34' EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI u.i 61 19' 21' EVERYDAY LOW PRICII LIBBYS PEAS SAVI UP TO 1k ...1VUYDAY.ARDMOII FARMS lüi CANS $I TOMATO ME or To 15CAVIRVIAVI - �- - - - = — - - I • 1IS i Keller Miss Aulin, Henry Married In Church Ceremony W. .I .* ' ,:1I Gartlen lamps burning pi n k Miss Diane Sue Aulin. daugh- from a pearl crown and abe Jr. carried ter ,f Mrs. Theodore Aulin a cascade of white candles wi th flowers entwined of Oviedo and the late Mr. bride's roaes on a lace Bible. around each post, . AUUn. and Henry W Keller, son Mrs. Andrew Aubn Jr. at- each aide of the entrance to the f Mr. and Mrs. B. w. sener lauded The bride as matron of reception area. wet'e wilted in Holy M1i Suzanne Partin kept th e Aug. O, 1RM, at 7 p.m., at the honor and bridesmaids were First Baptist Church of Ovit'd. Miss Anne SlavIk and Miss Bride's Book, which w on Req' E. Flournoy was the of- ann Besisley. They were gown table with a memory candle fr!IItfrlfv tlsrrnnn at th e can- ed in floor-length dresses of emb,dded In pink net ruffl es. dlelight and loithk ring eore Canberra and pink crepe. Each Mrs. Helen Leinhart played mony before the altar cmhank WWfl Wfls designed with a hod- the piano dining the reception. ed with greenery and siccontd ice of Canberra puffed-crepe A tall pink candle in lacy fern with two ta ll baskets of white with a high-rise waistline, with lily of the valley and gladioli, 'Turner mums and pink swooped flN,kllfli! and three- sweetheart roses adorned the quarter length sleeves high- piano. carnaiima. Mrs. Dnnn Ulrev, organist, lighted by a t,rnittn'e draped The cake table, covered in presented a pre-wedding recital skirt of 'pink crepe. Their cli'- white linen, was overlaid with of nuptial selections and aecom- ciilar Dose veils of Canberra I]- Pink net, draped and caught at panled Merrit Staley, soloist, lusion were attached to pastel The corners with lili es of the who sang Becauise" and "The pink T,lor bows. They carried valley . Flanking the beautifulLord's Prayer," as the couple Colonial nosegays of pale pink ly embossed four-tiered cake were the bride's bouquet, her dairies. knelt. Danny Gammage served the Bible, clucters of white wedGiven In marriage by her groom as beet man and ushers ding bells. arrangements of brother, Ted Aulin, the sttraeWayne Williams, COUSIn sweetheart roses and two Were tfve hrunette bride chose far Uf the bride, and Marshall Lin. bI'aflcbed silver candelabra. of gown of her rows a Mrs. John Lundy and Mrs. T. Chantilly isiOc with the doll- go. For her daughter's wedding, L. Lingo Jr. served the cake. catcly fitted bodice fashioned Aulin wore a Canberra Mrs. R. L. Slavik poured li Mrs. ne, em. with a sabrina neck bcillislrnd with pearls and se- crepe gown with a matching punch from a table similar In quins, and long tapered sleeves, lace overblouse. Her aecessol- decor to The cake table. Floating hostesses were th e The full lace skirt was high- lea were matching and she wore lighted by an overskirt of or- a corsage of white carnations. Misses Marilyn Partin, Judi ganza enriched with a lace icsil- immediately following t ii e Minter, Gay Ulrcy and Ann loped bat-tier ornamented with ceremony the Church Fellow- lUdenour. sequins at the hemline. A wide ship Ba ll was the reception site For traveling the bride wore lace panel insert In the vaiuun- with a color scheme of pink and a Navy blue suit with white Incus graceful chapel tx-am en- white carried out. Guests were organza accents. Her accessorlianoed the simplicity of the grec"sd at the door by Mrs. B. lea were white and she wore G. Smith and Mrs. C. T. Ni- th e rose corsage from her bridgown. al arrangement. illusion foil black. Bar veil of silk i March De Noyall Engagement Told SandersMerntt . I -1- I .. : - , •'. . V . 1„, -. 1.1.', - .. — _____ • (i Ij'4 .; . f . 'i - - 4* • .• '-.. ' . —il' . : . - .-':. . • . ' j: ' ''' .-'' * -.- .Theknn Sanders of Mrs. 1flnWflO4i Is announcing the ti gaement and approaching marrisLge of her daughter, Mhs I t..harintte Ann Sanders, to ,Thmes Edward Merritt. MOfl Of Mr. and Mrs. Tnmes Clark Merritt of Fern T'sirk. The hrldeelect, daughter of the late Fred ,Ts,knn Sanders. was born In Royston, Ga. and Is a 'WI graduate of Lyman High School, where she was a memher of Beta, National Honor Society. C.A.A., Student Council, Parn-'Medienl Club, D.E.C.A. and she was Also a cheerleader. Her fiance was born at North lmptn. Mass. and was gradunted from Lyman High School with the class of 1W, where be was a member of D.E.C.A. and the Student Council . The marriage will be solem. ni'ei on F'ridsty . Sept. 9 at p. m. at Lnngwoo I llrst Ba ptist Church. All friends and rolatl'es of the fam il ies are eordjall Invited to attend the ceremnnv and reception immediately following. '1- . - . . - ' • , - . . . . . '- . - ,. % 1'.' 'p -• • - , Mt. and MV5 101)4tt MP(rdt ' Longwno4i, Are announci ng the ac'rnent of their daughter, Mis Sandra Mary March. to (l'nn De Novall Jr., ward of Mr. n4 Mrs. Clayton luglaa of Fort rlain. N. 'V. The bride (!1fd WsiS born At g1jp Link' Falls. N. V. and chnols In New York and also l.mnn High School. She is pre'ently an employee of Littlelelt : ,'. k. 1 I i : ' 4 r Wedding Plans Announced • - - ' I Ladies Auxiliary Of \Vckiwa Lodge Meets Tonight 1 ;r . - ill I MISS SANDRA MARCH - e- I a I I announced at a later date. ETE EXPERThtE"T Have fun and be adventuresome on a free-wheeling fshInn spree of color. An intriguing palette of four brush-on shades to stroke across your eyelids invites experimentation with color and the contouring of eyes. ~ :",, _%.,1_ _ ."I " ; ç 4 ~ .11 - . ~ - - 1. I 14 • . .- ,• . , . - . - , -. -- : fr ' - _.•. ._.,. r"- t l; - 4, 'r-: - GRACE DeBary DAR Sets Meeting Page 8 — — — POISE - STRENGTH - BEAUTY — , '_ " . -, • *itb you, the conquest is seal. Beach. L Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman of Angeles Road entertained Mr. aad Mrs. flnt Gilbreath of Richmond, Ky., icr a week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holland and three children from Lang island, N. Y., are their current guests. By I)OTTIE AUSTIN CDR. BARTON W. 14ART1I0LOM EW Leadership Trophy, presented annually for Excelhence In Naval Leadership, was awarded to the Peacemarkers of 11\'AH-7, The leadership trophy, named In honor of Cdr. Bartholomew, former commanding officer of RVAH-11 who was killed in an aircraft accident at sea, was presented by Mrs. Bartholomew at ceremonies aboard the air station. Capt. R. E. Fowler Jr., Commander Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, Introduced Mrs. Bartholomew who then made the presentation while tie squadran stood at attention In dress white uniforms. The trophy would normally be presented at the annual Reconnaissance Bombing Derby, but this year the Derby was cancelled due to increased operating commitments and the presentation was delayed. Peacemakers are the second squadron to win the coveted award which is presented to the squadron demonstrating the most dynamic qualities of leadership excellence for the calendar year. The Savage Sons of H\'AH-5 won the award the first year it was presented in 1964. Mrs. Bartholomew's address Is one that should tie an inspiration to all Navy wives as viell as men. Speaking to the officers and men of Heavy Seven, Mrs. Bartholomew said: "Since your squadron Is to be the recipient of this award, all of you know well the value of good leadership. But some of you might wonder, what does a woman have to do with that particular aspect of the Navy? "Obviously, you recogniie the spirit and the initiative that good leadership generates, but when it is truly effective, It reaches far beyond this ramp, this hanger, into the very heart of a Navy man's home. "There, as here, it must create dedication, not only on your part. but en your family's ais well — it dedication to a way of life that demands sacrifices. Leadership can create faith that these hardship are — and will be, worthwhile. "No matter how menial your juh,. how low your rate or rank, whether you are ''tail-end-Charlie" oil the crew list, your efforts are vitally necessary to this squadron—to the success of this command's mission, the world-wide role of the Navy. but more so to the hopes and dreams of this nation to preserve freedom. "This your wile and your tarnily must understand, and like you, take pride In that fact. By taking home this pride— by taking home the knowledge of what your efforts are achieving, you 322.9272 1 0 DIRECTORS MIRIAM and VALERIE RYE SANFORD, FLORIDA 109 W. 27th ST. 'V- - I ..Zale's diamond designs for today's modem bride ! I / - I . . I Ai ~ ~ 1~ vI . ~ ~ . dogma MI . ~ ~; . Li I i Unwanted Aid 03670-13 XM IS 0 JaWZLL. CONVNLENT TERMS OPIN THURS. & FRI. 'TIL 9 4 ____-_________ .-'t, -. --- 4 9'- --. .'..--. •p1. -.,,\ • . - 1 - -t -- 322.100 p A1)Trf.T cT for heginnoi' .iiui-i her of the (reatpr (hulimota (ornmirnitv Club uiRfl Aug. 29 and will i'u-intinue thronh this w"ek. Thoe attending are (front, from left) Nora 1(endrick, (kidie Adkinq, fEuds i'vanq, Sue .%fclrhern, A n d Virgthia (hndwick, the instrmicMi' (heck) lone I've) and Jan .Snms. (Herald Phnto nwm- - '-u• will make the fimun'inl worries, lit' nli x ioliq nights, the lonely Illont hs, much more bear a ble. "Iii CSSCI1CC, each of yoll IS a leather and each one of you can stand tall among all men, for there is honor In your service and in your sacrifices. We who stand beside you are tremendously Proud and deeply grateful for the privilege of sharing In your contribution, not only to peace In our time, but to the hopes and heritage you are weaving for our children, "We - who must remain behind, know well you have earned the right to be called, "Til e Peacemakers." • • BIG NEWS this week is the NOWC coffee and fall fur style show scheduled for 10 a. in. Thursday at the ballroom. Hostess squadron Is RVAII-.'i and publicity chairman Betty Catron has put it all In rather poetic form this week, "Is fall affecting your lives? Then listen to the All-Wives. "It's time to think of fall and clothes and furs! The children are all in school — forget the heat — the base pool. "Get busy, think big, you could do much worse. Three's wives are planning big things, those spending sprees that fall brings. "If husband balks at fur cont, just be terse. The All-Wives coffee is this week, Thursday at 10 a. m., just dress chic and show up at the balhi-ooin with your purse. "There's really nothing to buy, just come and look, perhaps sigh. No obligation, just a show of furs, with decorations fallistu, conductive to your one wish: "To win that fur prize—hear them say "It's hers!" It's furs, fashions and football—put them all together and you have a very colorful there." See you there! • OFFICERS and wives of RVAII7 took another foray into Seven Gun Territory Friday, this time at the Park Ridge "ranch" of Mary Ann and liuddy Williams. The group discovered that t)ICcyles can he ridden In a living room, the report says, and we leave it to you to figure out what that means. "Honorary Elephants" for the evening were Marilyn and l)oii 'rise, neigh . hors of ttit Williams', who h,uvu • just returned from War College. Thursday the ''0" Wi vi's :ni't the hnsc pool, with Margie Fowlke.s and Mary Ann Williams ,is hostesses. Chris LOVClB(e. conducting it brief business meeting, welcomed returning 13db KIrni and Introduced Salty Joyzier's young. er sister, who Is visiting here before returning to college. Honored guest was Kay Batholoniew, who had just ctniw from prt.seiitiiig Ilit' Barton W. Barthoioiuww Mt'mnorial Award U) the men of I 1v1*vy S.evei. 'I'Iiis plaque, for excellence Ili Naval leadership, was c'stah lished by the ,nwnilxrs of VAIl. 11 In 3964 ill honor of Kay's late husband. The Seven wives were very proud to learn that their stie had received the coveted award this year. A TEL AVIV. Israel (UPI) — When Mr. and Mrs IThnicI Ova. dia heard a neighbor woman cry for help, they rushed to her aid and found the WflHII5 husband 'ving her a spanking. The Ova • • - s lm;iored the man to stop. LABOR DAY weekend was lie did--but started beating tiighiightd by a cookout at the In landed theini Instead. 'I'bey I.ie Thmiiiisuii home of the hospital with bruises. He Jani'd in jail on asiUlt char- it VAIl 6 officers' wives Eat- li g..I i-.ini tIijiitid so:,ue ui-ui to ri,, 4 '- '— . . ,!.. , v--i1:, ,1 i .,, .' .-. • Awarded Bartholomew Trophy 111 —4-.------------. 11L. - . Jetstream — ~ OWM $$ - - i-'- i.• .- • I - MRS. H. W. HAR11I01 .OM EV' i''mgi-n I ubu I 011'. 111'ln'rI. If. I •flvpI:Iep, cuminiandung officer of 11V1 11-7 as she presents 1. 110 ( 'd t. 111104111 W. I liurI holomew Illemorial Award to t he P('acemnkers. (U. S. Navy Photo) uiwqreuoded C. 1.lwL Samfiwd Lee. 222.$U3 IMIM 4 I.tn—'--. fimi' fi, 1"1-0111 I Other models in('imul Siit'ii ,lsunn Himi Ith, Dill—lit, U,, Oil flit' style, W. Off. On. Of Th. LI , f. .. 5101fl1.M fop' the ~ Largest 5.1.ctions Of Fresh Flcw.rs, Plastic Arrangements. Etc. in Csritral Florid. .- -. $ 1 I*4A 11!"'I To keep Ironing to a minimum. remove lhwni from the dryer pminptiy. then smooth and fold carefully. - , ccl and your friends think you _____ i ~'~ ____ ; , 1. 4, -I'' - 1, . ~. 1 ;: CONFIDENCE TRAINING THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME -y'--_ I '!Sk iL.,-4. — #i~,Jft I( 4. '' n . I•..'F'9Ti11 .;iXj:'jII I __ ~ . Ii . i., I L .. ~ Sept-. 7, 1966 School of Dance Arts 4- 1 . I TRAINING 323-1900 Y : .. ,~ 1, Peacemakers Of Heavy Seven :'- . . 4 9 ,~ , ~~ -• e 1 . ~ - '-.. ': ~ Ir COST SO LITTLE YET GIVES YOUR CHILD SO MUCH A thor, who recently spent some time in DeBary visiting his children. Mr. Timursam was hospitalized after arriving in Florida. • 1~ hr ftnfarh brra1 DANCE Thursam, Mrs. Justinger's fa- bold. You sit down next to the . . 0.6ba.-i..., .._ girl and start talI:ing. Surprise her. "The best weapon is laughtar. Make them laugh and the ice is broken. "Above all, you've got to be Mr. and Mrs. Peter hOppeD- persistent. I talk about any. aid of Sunnyside Lane, cole- thing, even if they don't under. brated their 42nd wedding an- stand me — at least I say ennivorsary this past week with ough so I don't lose face." a dinner in Orlando. Among igeaclo's next step is to get their guests were the Rev, and the girl to join him for a drink Mrs. Augustus Summers, Mr. in a nearby cafe — one where an Mrs. Glenn mm an - th e waiter knows him and be • and Mrs GUStS% Deininger, all count can on being greeted as of D...Bar3. •. . a well respected client. "This greeting," said Ignacio, Bruce win and Mrs. Mr. "puts the girl at ease." of urae Avenue Step number three is the in. cici"i?g at ' i ' vitmituon to a dunce the same 17 evening. "If she goes dancing " withdlnner dunce at Daytona . ~~,i I I ,;e Personals . . . ~ . ' ~ ~ A G ilt to Your Child AC 4! --- 4 . -..iiiTy :;.~" , .~ :Z;~., flROPPED WAIST IUiESS The fall (hut ncveu decline) of the waist. Young rebels look dliei.usly long and wiflowly in dropned waist dresses. DeBary 11 ~ , _ ,i-- by, The Ladies Auxiliary of WeMRS. HENRY W. KELLER kiwa Lodge, No. S79, will hold Following a short wedding Larry Betsinge-r and Miss th e regula r mon thly meeting, Wednesday, Sent. 7, at 7:30 trip th e groom departed for Ft. Grace Price, all from Orlando; p.m. at Oddfellow Hall on Jackson S. C., where he Is ste. Mr. and Mrs. .'lohn Brimm, Magnolia Aven ue. tioned. The bride is currently Mrs. Grace A. Herman and lioutine business will be disEvelyn Alderman, Tampa; Mrs. a ll members are lh,l her borne. Keith Wiland Dennis Williams asked to he present to lend th eir ers MRS. 305. E. MA1BuL'i dren, Mrs. Thomas Weathers- and Mrs. William G.) Anders Among the out-of-town wed- hams, Haines Miss Bonnie City; Bows pped over in William to Mrs. Mets LcFils is borne bee, Michele and Geneva and ding guests were Mr. and Mrs. Keller, Bru ce Keller, Mrs. from the hospital and doing ard U. The Weatherabees are visited with the Ed 'arbar- Gro'ir J. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Kauffman and John well. Her daughter, Mrs. Fran- from Jacksonville Beach as is ougha wu- a few hours. The An. Donald Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Yorcly, all of Lebanon, Pa. aes Stnulnnd, of .lacksonville, th eir ion. Mrs. Morgan and the tiers are former residents has been staying with her, but boys recently moved back to Geneva and now live in th e because of school starting had Sanford to be closer to menu's Fern ?ark area. to return to put kiddies back in work and kindergarten Sm' the In The DeBary Chapter of th e school. Now, her oth er daugh- boy, and, boy, bow grandaddy Mr. and Mrs. Edward YarDAB will meet at th e Imme of tot-, Mrs. isabuille Frank, of and I miss them! borough and children, Lynn, W. Mt-s. Peter Koppensial, SIB SunMorn. Ostean is staying with E. and J. W., are back home nyside Lane, DeBary, Wedneaher Maxwell and "Ain't" It wonderful to be bless- Mrs. Paul after a trip to Maggie Valley, day. Sept. 21, at 2 p.m. Carrie ed with wonderful devoted chill- mother-in-law, Mrs. N. C. They left hare on a SatMiss Bea tr ice J. Tyson will Maxwell. are back In Geneva ut-day morning and Sunday dren ? present e th program. Members after spending two months In morning, both of the boys came By JEAN McDONOUGH are th e greatest," he sai d. Springfield, Ohio. Welcome down with the chicken pa'. United Press International The handsome Spaniard said flt-e urped to attend. -. . D epest svnxun th v It ” Anyway, they report a Very BENLDORM, Spain (UPI)— "the caie5t" girls are the Eug- I MeLain In th e recent loss of two years1 nice trip In spite of the "pot." lish, German and Swedish. The his dear wife, "Mrs. Leona." They're known in this Mcdicottage motel They rented a French are apt to he more soMrs. McLain will be ramem- The other night 7bOU and took side trips, stopping terranean resort area as "Span- phisti ted and the Americans bered vy many of us as a past rang about :45 and * VDICC over at Junaluska, N. C., which lab flirts." Back home In the "more suspecting." Presdnt of the Home Demon- said, "Hello, Mom, we are ° is a Methodist retreat. Th ey United States they'd he called One red-haired English girl stratian Club and Past Matr on our way hack down to Geneva." came back home by way of wolves. By any name they of Seminole Chapter No. said she enjoyed the Spanish Or. we means our ion and Georgetown, S. C., where they on the make for any attractive swains. "At least they j rc spander of Eastern Star. mother. So being the "energe- visited with a former Army foreign female who hits town. warm and say nice tic" soul that I am, I Imuned- buddy of Ed, Farrell Owens. These roving Dan .liiaii can things. it's better than what Guests at the home of Mrs. lately whipped up a birthday make time only with the tour- you get in England," were her Fred Yiuts were Mr. and Mrs. cake and we welcomed son, jet. The dark-eyed, native son- reasons. T. C. Hunter of DeLutid. Lennard with a cake and a big oritlis scorn them. But it's the local girls who surprise. All of this took place One of the most EUCCCHU1 will have the lust word. William Kilbec is home from at 10 i m. There is never a dull "operators" of the game is ig"Come October," one said, moment at "Spartan Oaks," the the hospital and doing will, niicio Lopez Rodriguez, 22, and "all the foreign girli. will he name of our home. hi' was willing to talk (brag'!) g'3t. Arid tl,tth, wt.ji sc what Guestsat the J. E. Matbicux Iitic)ut ]t. happens to the flirts. They'll By MRS. JOHN LEONE home were her mother, Mrs. W. We had a very pleasant sur"First," he said, "you spot turn into nice 1ny, courting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Just.in. H. Weatherahee; their son, Ita- prise the ather night. The Rev. — usually American, your girl spent f \'alencin Road man; their daughter, Mrt.. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Ward get••-vøL'ir rP1nt,vL in Swedish, German, or English. ULJU • . .-.--. . — Us IJVUIUItUt' ft1UFUI. LILIU ILUIU J((PJJpJ L'VI.'I LU M, .... Buffalo, N 'V., where they ci'le- Next is ,the approach' which is sans, Todd Busch and Donald chatted for a while. brated their 40th wedding unni- most jinpcirtunt, and the best Bay Morpun, and Mrs. Mnground is the beach. thicux' sister-in-law and cliii- I Willie and Viverlene (Mr. versary. Coming back to Dc. hunting "What you must do, is he Bury with them was Henry C. Spain Swain Clues In Flirts 141 . Geneva Personals r 1. Shoe Co. in St. ,lohnsil)e, N.Y. i-icr fiance was born In New York and attended schools there. He has served four years In the U. S. Army with three years spent in Germany. He Is a114 employed with Littk'flt Shoe Co. The wedding is planned for ,Iune. 197, with complete plans I 1' Illeill, which ('()t)SistC(i of t'nk, baketi potatoes, garlic u'ail, tn'nu'tl snind 1111(1 ice ('a Ill. Mr. and Mrs. William Thonipii, of Sarasota . were specia l st.s for the evening. After dinner the group adirned rroin the patio to the 'lug room to conclude the ening with several tables of idge. Joining the fun were net hale, Jean Moore, helen nub, Becky Thompson, .Jean cGuire, Charlotte Pearson, ?ggy I'arten, Ellen Vaught and An Ferguson. At tile recent bridge held at e home of lichen Smith. Ginnie illivan was high with Janet rile coming in second. • • DARN ELL K ILCLIN E entermed tile officers' wives of VAIl-11 with a morning coffee her home. Guest speaker was Mrs. Jean awler, wife of the commanding ricer of the Wing who gave very informative talk about things a Navy wife should mw. Jean explained many cts about proper protocol and hat each wife can do to conihute to her part of Navy life. Welcomed aboard were Dan uc Stewart, Sue Monroe, Lura enhnrdt and Diane Wattay. anene volunteered to be the ,w hhtuilan. Patty Choycc ill hostess the next squadron -idge, Sept. 15 at her home. h1( )Bhll E NOR RINGTON was )stcss to officers' wives of VAIl I who gathered at her )IIC recently. The wives said "hello" to Pat urphy and "goodbye" to SalJohnston. Pat, wife of the squadron ex 'utive officer has Just returnI from Colorado where she ient the summer with her lamSally and Dave Johnston V leaving the Navy for civilni life in Atlanta, Ga. They ill be missed by all In the Iger squadron. During a coffee held at the me of Jean Riley, plans were t up for activity dates each 011111. • • ,'. RVAI(-7 Wives howling Lea' ic recently completed their miner season with a chicken id icafood luncheon held at rophy Lounge. Tables were decorated with e sl-ie(I replicas of bowling ills and pins, while each place (1 log was highlighted with in lit (urea. The centerpiece, Rich featured it floral piece of flowers, - ranged around three ceramic 'amige and yellow fall wling pins stud ball, was won Edith Pounds, At the head table were sentI officers of the suninwr lea' IC, iI1('hII(iillf Pat hum, presln1 : Nellie I'hlllips, vice presint ; Billie Johnson, secretary id Pat MeG uilfjui, t measurer. -Special guw4 was Mrs. Corn ichi, grandmother of Pat hiuiii Thielumin I(hmig, sister in law u of i'nt T1eUuiffin. Trophy winners of the Ieiigi it' were as follows: First place team, the ''flats." I ('iirot Surlironk, Mwlcrm Wal t't'iir,I (low 1111d I'nt. St'iiiii, ; ' jln'c lentiis, tIme ''Ui rmis,' Csmmo lyn ,hmhnsomi, I'M I1r(biflin amid Nlnry Chnrrm'tte; high gnnii' s('rnt('ti, a 209. Carole Mtirhrorpk high sent's, scratch, 466, huh.,Johnson 111gb Itfl tilt', hImflllii'ilI)l)t'(l. 220 I'outuls; high ct'i'if'S, Edith handicapped, 620. Terry El I is high average, 113, Mette I'hiil Ulm Nettie nlso won the awn vf for liii' mmiot improved howler, alter she increased her nver;mu' by St'VCfl pins. l'nt I kin was re elected pr.-';i dent for the conning fall season with Carolyn .Johnson as vice president: Billie Johnson. seer.' tory and Joyce Zerfoss, treasurer. • • SlilItIEY LAIIOCCA was tinstess to the NOWC hoard at her Loch Arbor home. Joining the board members was Mrs. ,lean Fowler, senior advisor. New member. Pat Walters. who is representing RVAII 13. was added to the group. Final preparations for the an ticipated formal dinner dance to be held on Sept. 10 and the Sept. H coffee were (hiscussv(i. Shirley praised the fine job being done by Ginger Tuttle as chairman of the Thrift Shop. Clearance sale recently held at (lie shop was reported to have been a big succt'Ss. The NOVC will meet at the home of I4ib Cleveland Oct. 4 at 9:30 a. m. minim ihn,w 81 the N()WC coffee, Thmirdny S1'JdV rt sire Arm I'irot.te, Btmllnrd and S nrah Kir,\IiIlie ilmo,nns, Moore. Ccirrother, Fran .Jenri tThncy Rib-hut', (;inçt'r 'I'mittIe and Mary 1",tnam b ,,lf,. nuiti I,. ''.1 el... '• t ,,U ,,,r ,...t... _rlr.v. I.. ri...i t'... ul tLru '.VP" •:.... III .1% .._, 11111 ...... i l''4tTIM, c- enitr'rl,ie(- e WaS won as beginning this week from 9 to I il.".r pnliv' t,v flit. flmnc-eInnd. Ii A. m. at 115 Lake lint frive. - '-"-nt' were attractive For further information call '- riI'red with greenery anti t'itber (rharlene Riggs or Thai- (fl ,11i flgmnir,r's 1fr,0psq for ma Crink le. All -.vi-;-'s art' rnr(hiIily invited "vr'uiir; '. us Elaine Wj(-k, V I hi' oh,, nrit n of l'n"sidv'nt to at'pri(l the next meeting of ;;'ir''n 1t;rldl'y wlu' was va the RVAFI-5 EMW (ltih. Sept I. at 7:36 p m. in the wives ffr,,ijr, In South Carolina, St,eri:,I thirinks were p?entit'cl meeting room. 5 'Iiu'-!rn;i (oimkle arid Audrey S 11 6". V;. to elm;, Irirtan and it, Al CP(i WIVP,S Club hoard will rn Kr-lI', who ofreor;itetT the meet Sept. 14 at A p rn 'if the Ike. home of Sarah Skinner, serre I rivif ii) ion, h t"nd"d to All I tary, who rslrles at MR South I u'-vs fit hfr'sivy FIVe, both offi I Sunhiind Drive. All hoard mem-- n nil 'ri! it.-'I to 1iurt!(- ui.te b'-r are iired to itterd. I.n/li r'v - . S EXECUTIVE B 0 A U D of RVAII-3 EMW Club met at the home of Pat Beers and ca mm' up with two important ;roji-i-t s which they say cannot 1W r.' 'enled until after the next g-ucml meeting. If you are interest i'd in f: nil lug out what 's cooking and in having a good tune iii company, attend the ii(- \t mii.'t lug and see what hdN bet-ii plan ned. It was announced t hat Ited Cross orientation for Gray Lid ies to work in schools. or at the base dispensary will be held at the Seminole County lle:ultli Center (Ninth Street and French Ave.) on Tht:i-.day. For further inform ation, c.'mit. RI Newspaper Advertising If You)~ink So Then.. PREACHERS — 1 0 Should preach only one sermon or so a year. We are all against sin anyway, so why harp on it. TRAFFIC LIGHTS — Should be turned off at dangerous in+ersec- tions to save electrkify. Everybody knows its a dangerous spot and that is sufficient. TEACHERS — No need to review lessons. Tell the children just once and they'll never forget. HIGHWAY POLICE — siop driving up and down the highways. No need to caution drivers by patrolling highways. Drivers know the law and will obey. - Edith Pounds. bet The club is hoping ter turn out for the Diih-h am, Lion to be held after t he general meeting. Thursday at 7: 30 '- mm i in the club mnt'eting mum. All RVAII-3 wives and invited guests are welcome to hii'hii with jt this project. All proceeds ' ill go to the Little Red Schoolhouse-. Auction items are to be brought by each nu' tuber a nd guests, already wrapped, l)ui-i mmt he auction, everythink, is bid on li t %% ill. It's not uouuii.iit -atemi and should be at liii of hut, for a good cause. . I POTLUCK suPI'l-:U and so cliii tieki recently by ltVAlIEMW Club pros i'd to i.e a great success. Welcomed dlho.inIl were Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'Fyi-c' and Mr. and Mrs. Cieomge' llrirelanul. Farewells were siuki to Odie Kiser. Cunle'i' of alt ruit'l ion of thit' evt'muiimg %'ai5 a imueugi it I iei'm it en he, %% it hi (tic' S(iU utthmtui emiilile'uu, Ski Ph)t'i (tI t he Sn age I Sons, not having his t..miiahuuwk. I for a You Don't Need To Use MAIL ORDER FIRMS — th+ send catalogues are wasting +h&r money. Everyone knows what is sold at stores in town and of cours• they'll shop at home. IF YOU ARE ONE of the foolish kind like the Notre Dame Cathedral that has stood for six hundred years but still rings 'the bell every day to let people know it is there, and if you believe in consistent, profitable advertising, then you will ADVERT SE IN THE DAILY C aitinth ?tjrrath 5 A NEWSPAPER WITH MORE THAN 50,000 READERS A LOCM INDIPINDINT NIWSPAPU WHERE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLAR GOES FARTHER j000OO '' MULl NORMAN Cosmetic Studo 2472 1. PARK Maijuds Shepard — Ownur NUT DOOR TO FOOD PAIR TEL. 122.0952 - -- -- - - -.----- ---.'---• - - I !I • 'I .--.-'- • --- -* :_-- Is I �45 I S 5555 11I!I!I S -55. - . S- S .5 - - - S - - ______S-S 5 rmw ,rtL r;T:tT.r i5Ib1uJ1*...5,)Pr I L • . øQa. cLODI/: By Abigail Van Bwen ways telling e0e to home agatn byway of HawaII Sh BBYAChrItI d th t frlrnd of mine has been at) dr'ds of snnpshots which she ç' Insisted I yg aL u,d ft th hospital. ftISWY&RbOUttheITPTth. 4 lensa Dent 70U realise expensive tnwyer* are? Why I - When our children were it was not proper .or a g.r1 , DEAR ABB As an ax- Tried iurance to to see a boy In his pajamas f right!" Vera' truly Yours, Ex..MouN'rv lather would probably have to In order to receive visitors, ,,. get ,nsurance MiYW... YITA asiC WjZtr.At'. rni' . N. tact himself. I ____ lyr •rni?itrb Horoscope \ / Forecast \ \ / "'- TENDENCIES tits t viz ur 4 You ruffed that In dummy also to 3u13 21) Much won tn PIn'rit - - -'.--' _________ - 111111 nUt L . FO . ___________________________ -- 2 ' / I%• Cf - •1 _______ -' - - - - to folLov suit on the rest ot since otherwise von nui, lose there was nothing your adver Oueningleatl...4 K lead andwiflthafieCOba iii If you do not meet your obli- 216 P*lmatto Et4GIP4? Ii i/s) - P WDI4G _,,,,_. .. .. V. 4 _______________ fC't P51(1 4(1 hIl red or VIth q I.CTM Cs U. Pw O(( ' &b Cc zen 4 at fltnna 1ntareitiga Pd. ACce2:ir pffl(q Orlando Dr : e turniahve'rltn pt%tin •1tittllfi- 9tnnll ,Ioin paynient :i Ifl1(M ICITC)I1'N aquipped 5 £111. 2 [lATH, Kit. equlpp,'rl, - $126 mn uttIttl OF - ' WPi4A (CA 'flø?, 1L000 MillS 0 factor, wev?lSPf r.ss.lafsq. CLKA, qtIt.t ronma tor man sen mo. ; - __________________ ________ (alt 121 1774 afl4emiar laki' 441 207r, after 4 p m Atlantic Daytona Beach Mra ' • (ITO COV All rnwar wIth CASH F'OR'l'RASR want- $25T() 5 ,OF'Ofll2houre n.li 212-1*01 2140 HIawatha at 17.11 - £XAMPL 222.1*01 I4() hiawatha at 17.12 (t()(I ig,, 1 ----- -______________________________ ________________________ Allilli t),ltnna Inn asatlMI'ie *1, 941 OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF 1fl I XtI' I% _______________________ nolithhortinud S Af'ARTM1NIs 2646 Park DrIp. On tinnportatlon o Child- GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES - SUPER rRADI'40 POST FIBER G)ftsa, Cloth Resin Etox% Lines $22-4426 tai ________________________ - V!JP t)!Af.PR - ____ -' W11 t WnH (nrnet c tons,s torn., 4 2 flOhiM. ,tOUW, KItr'h.,n ali ha'l'I Iota, P4 ofl I (ififlhl tflnftlIti. I"ancad back- • 1 1 $80 PER W 1'Ah 322.425* 11 w Sale.' & Serilca I S & i aIOr iCfl n& .11. IrL1ctes $22 7A2 RO1*WD&V LLtCTRIC TO\ 1, PERSI a.' 1%1TTFSS managar Tranuportattnn turn- *22 2170 O(i' OUT OF RUSINESSI I3UKURS MUSIL -.HOp fland Inatrumenta 97. 1101151'S For Ileni To Iflapact Call Ratafi. 004 Cedar Aa .- 93. 1IOUMCM For Snie 71. Mnle hell) Wnntcd ____________________________ w 1'.% hi xi npplhnl t.nn !r I'll A - \ A I JMI tt on iancry t,n'k 'it-tv- Ma *(H S P flA 4 RP'M 1,AWN',((,W- P --- ------Y('TF 9 rr Ff"A' ' ?!'' * 2.112 -- - . th St. At sertce ALL makea fladInp. Y) to s'on p 3 m nq ;'i. frut St. flf) 71l l. p,. V 5' iO. Misc. For Side ..s_ flaw. flESh LAMI, gOOtI t Tha nc,i x -opii OR A WROLI" MW flO&F 2-4fli roxi F. R- .1. TUBNER tTfII.It _________________________ P naht, Parakeets, Capuchian '. I.. HARMON I - -- Wt,SI)Rhi.Ur'.rtMP$ SA\FOPL) I I iC1RlC CO . .,... _____________________________ • ANIMAL HAi'IN KKNNEl.S: - I I -. ____ •8532 aftt 4 p.m. r ., - - MCii i,riiirnR KINflEROARTIN _________ I EEK & MEEK - TUgh School. '. , aiown to flu' iirtn m 111. 4 -Jj -. - I i . 11 eIther opponent held four he . fl Oiitplir t*nt!n. inpt4 S $ Then I led a heart to dumm potun1ty 4.31064 t1Ofl trm S.mlnoi j ri PFClAt,S: R'g. 11&OO Prmani(ô 1 .'rman•., •nt sr..nn, ;- ', s'nt $7.9b. BEN10E' flEAI'TV Sl.O _...__..- or you can lose out where It trumps." 4Q7 L'*TInt*tftrø$h:rt q V (GO.4SS ) lannin fi I plans for days ahead or dci light a third ' Oswald' "East won the first work. cruise to Hawaii with your hand but I wasn't _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _________ P$)t. 7, lfltfl - PRgc' 11 1(16 Apnrtmenkl'q,r Rf'nf 121 rnfer & (veieq 21-Home lmprn enien1 asitsn ,raI( 1.-Lost &romu t7r .. _____________ _____________ -. .. t. 1 __________________________________________________ Id I Jacoby and Son accomplish what you wjh aA654 -.__ r_- III.IJ, - to confuse others. Do not = lJ!L I(I .' make snap sales that you might i irnqr-iIlldFt!IV"-'-J7I IIi is TeR're ((ill I! / I4 tuIi . e won the 1965 HawaiIan Re- It Pays To Do Business Thru Classified. Ph. 3222611 For Fast Results tar3'. 1 - 1 iiet t hands I re- I ----..------ ---..--_______________________________- vital to von and then get as _____________________________________________________ _____________ . -m____________________________________ 1 £Th tkç ii, -- . / ( if #ii) •• .< First upsets Mid too swift nio- Hnvv a Lovely Wedding, what he knows Competent would write me nut a check - i THURSDAY, SBPT 8, 19*6 asks me a charitable organization. and dressed envelope, .- sept. 7' Png 11 - rrnth member of the ROYAL CAN- good a rest as you possibly protect us In case some child Is she right? I - of her trip Europ ad DEAR ABBY You are .1 few dollars by handling hIs lel affairs 0 conSult - . SPARTA'J 10, x 50'. 53 W10 t) &ihurNt flrr,rqIft Ctp, /w 78O S -' ______________ __________________________. ?J.wapapsr * you In outside world. 'lake more pride In your appearance, too. cial on television had said that bought them, I learned that my SCORPIO (Oct 23 to No ____ Cut 1% strip of spangi rubber DLAI PLL-'3odu'now of ii I .1 * - / , 'SIiSY . _________ . , • -anMd b' thoughtful. Use your energy ti You must set the scene for Should I go? I have few friends 18 -. . order, doing a bit of putntan.g, decorating, etc (Although, of course, the young- to live with their eons and Joucae stars should be taught proper daughters in California aui wig is right for you and you You can develop a very nice eosmi,jj 4a TODA , - he, or she., will be. • - - - S - Cirrull Righter's Individual lating conversations, but be the price?"-Mra. T. K. "The abuse a! the Health Forecaist for your sign for OcYes. indeed. You will be pIea- wary of the romantic implica- Service (socialized medicine) tober is now ready. For your ate - . that you can wear them, young men and mature women pie passing Enjoy tIm• bemra,r° 1' - 1 ,., /c1'-c . . ..- I2 "; ' - U)) '' V ____________ / ;# 1V c. - ____ ) '. tk-h-'-' T ilL, FATE. A( W.. 4/) -, " S ... .' Ts WHITh MAW '1 I .. S -. - 4 Wii IJIrR.T I1 . - 11 M1 \ office tti4tak up $1.00 to Carroll itighter Furu-. , - ç S.% - ii -""1e " . / " i'ALl6. •. • ' 111111, flit f*aPiItIilIt3ofrecom ('fldI1ig to the Board of County 1inii self lirime Wlsconsln 121(0. Call *22-7055 after 5 p.m. tii1 16c the 1. E a distance of - . (or Ofi.thC.JOhi BIG TOP hINDCRGARTEN Certified Teachsra t; b1C-117 tt' tar - described am the SW interactiun ul Old su 426 and New State neadsy, September 14. 1946 at 7:30 P.ur as SiQU thereafter Seminole CountY P1snflIflg 4e " mfg1 ' County Luning _______ 120 mp(. Automoti'.e Serice i'11ftN. A1'T., with air comB- 1919 8. French Realtor 1J orl $ *22.5991 Sanford Modern equipped kit- F 5th 222-3961, 2296 COUNTY MOTORS S• Ui FO Rental. tintit, air (5onditIoner. yard. 06 Tumplo Dr. 222-7*21'. S. I.otigwnoii, Pie. Old Colonial Ij'it,ie, ii moms, 2-story, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ige. screened imrch, partly furnished. : IIIIr,Ii. Garago Apt., good rentMI property, extra garage, 5 Iota 50 a 100', Variety of 4(1 .. I 5 S - -.. . -,I / - - trance. $1750. ($100 down & YOU Probably missed a sal. to . - '-I - .---S ' r - I ii_"\ , i4 - , . S. ' - S.. -. ____ 4' 15, The Bu9. ____ . .- FORMER LOCATION OF THE SANFORD HERALD g- - * ELLINOR __________________ ,cloiv *uTi4oiIv VW P1*1.11 $AMPOU TAX AD LI" " IJC " VYD A I " "''. 204 W.st First St T ' '1 ' **, ' oor 0 2fl.lflI 7,1941 7 , - - -. - S. ... - -- .5. .. - - - - - 5 \ -J - - - 5. 1801 W. FIIST ST. PH 322-014 _____________ SENK RIK ;i;ss & I P -U NT ( OME' \ 't __________________________________ So e1eetri uitIlfylrig, $62 month. • 1l 166(1 fur furthr irformation' ___________________________ ATPPROX. 2 acres frontage on Georgia Aye. High School 71 Male Hem Wanted 3223108. _____________________________ parking lot. $5500- Terms. WI.' AItF L00 ki ng •or a ipatiafled pUccesi in Seminole HOMESITE 100 a 200' Liep city write George Ped.raen at 252- 1I mine the feasibility of rec-om- *$05'25" W. :11.75 tt., Publish Lug. d & wutanytI,".'dW.taoa. I21, Hollywood 2b, Caliturnüi. storca 62 Chevy Waqoa ELLINOR TIRED OF COMMUTING LAR?I711I1E fldrm Furn Lo1IG ()OMIII*ON t t de c lb d F ti s.f Public Meerleg lythg North of SI 485 and West Notice is hereby given, that of Lake Howell Rd. tnice '1 -' I .f'. ('Ut) (lUtt)c)ard Elec. starter ____ CI4EAN, FIJRN., DownstaIrs .tpt. 312-9172 not sell ou qulpment or of- CALL DA 011 "d011! 3.'2 74'8 116 N Park Ave o ''.e do offer 2 IiDItM HOME, fenced & - Utilitie, turn ST JOHNS ItI U TY m program hlch coers such 120 N PA Ith AVI ".11) 3.2 tU23 ad nw in, a distance of 20827 /..Ii - - 20%I%G (O$1Mi5PIoS portatioc. (till Rtil&fld Chryaler . Plymouth TIIAILER & fpace. on &.ake 3&4'2" East !I.b0 ft., thenos ________________ _________________________ BACK. Set-I large 2 small (Egyp tian Scene) Girl a Car-coat destrlbtd PT.i;t r) ircant1Y xoz as iiusslbl. d1 A F' n, thea. t C S.1140 beniinole County 1ivtijng Ith c-'i Iiw.' I enter the fast groing rental 202 8. Park mine the feasibility of reoorn- jtuomn HanfOrd. Ylorida, on Wed- I f."t.'r ____ - - , .,. b • ç..ç '_____ ____ . _ I) I _____ - EAST HORSLEY, Eng1n'1- work of some magnitude, Slant man, they run! If their mo R DELL AUCT 2& S\AI I'I' Turtle Lun Mo;. By Robert (. Brown ______ _____ __________________________ _____ 1' , -- . __________ *22-Sb;! IS Amplifier. Call 823-0396 after soned fl-IA Residential he zoned $ . m. C-I Commercial: Lot. 2!, 2*, & 24. LIttle Lake Georgia Fubdiviiion. Lego I N o sce • Public lesr1ng will be held In the Seminole County Court _____________________________ Buse, County Commissioners f'FMII%OLE COUTY iteaday. epember 14, 66 at Notieihcr:b Ivth - 'i IS ' will be fine here, whethei n&le lenses are worth the effort and and have Interesting and stirnu- tralia. - f _____ A different sideline i also very "I have found that I can take advantage of the "coyness" luis decided that the arrival here. wear contact lenses but I must and then trouble begins. Young tiii oilier of two men who ask- - - - makeup to match. , *' .. gotten lilt-a. Give as fine to toe Is an asset In any women can be very rewarding, bed will be given "vety care. • . SUIt. 'OUR U&IITW5Ol.,.. 11 MAV 'joJ 'AD A k TJCK-rug)4j ' . 7-- -1' ____ ' -. 'iS S- ' tL. ,LQ-R - young people. who early must even sharp-eyed students-will level' The. young man Is also beds? it's just a.t rjgkt." ascii iskesnisa said have UUUI3 sports to delve. wtu recognize It. A well groomed, probably lonel3 Friendships beA In adjusting it before e fali II all they seek is the confidence '1 PISCES b ".. I ' ' ______________________________________, to lord It over othStop trying I rv 7 •• 5% _____________________ 7r HOs1- rRLJcK5.MAKw'Rmi; ____ HDL'5 liJ 5lGRt MAY CALL 1.5 WHE! A ROAP njgt-.ss POLICI TD RE?OgT O1*TICK oTo 5nivo -r Twsrn' _______ GOT . S ______ 6,.rr1110 • 1.ATE . .. r!wa4. _______ "- _______ ____-,, ly uses the Item In Polly's fly who may disapprove of < - a.. TM su.I as. os i g :' j HOP,IKIP4G Loin- WitO Problem, a solution to a prob- 19) Muke your plun for recre- Z . XUY S,.U.wfli. - au .. - WOUSI.. even4ug a. gave win some laugh? I'm going to a now coffee. He admired my home, - -. in. This keeps the roses sep. bound to be some terrible at" wp arated so they will be •, • "ment.s . pping Up. ivake condition for exhibiting.-MA- sure that your wardrobe is in • Ideal order. Some rest is 'oad for you during du3 _p '-'a- ;'..t I take purticulur care to get ant in a soda pop bottle and Jan 20) Don't tr to reason carry those bottles In the ban- with some fellow worker until eponge.-WILDA ...i I S p. m. (Orange City) WOMENS COATS 1-size 14, durIng the past eight years 3224991 F%Rtefll.' & 11 tr cicaned Ph - _____ . formatIon call 22-440. 1'trL, ....-' € _. t, - - 4 .'A ,IJJ/ ment. erchandlse needed- 60 Business OpportunitIes 84 Real Estate - Sale S:J PAI?.TI1-Q . CARPENTItT "----,r------1 S ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bedding & Furniture DEL.LS AUCTION SERVICE baa tools, etc. Bought . Sold. Lit- WILTS. CARE for Invalid or }4. Street. 83-9973. OKRA- 322-0415 ____ -c<iy" , ojutrn__ft5 E M C flrnat loal Also ht surt von - spools of thread that are often a large box in which I keep Is for those who exhibit their yourself about others. Be fair - S ______ 'F ' GWALTNEY JEWE $226680 ____________________________________________________ easier to war! with modeling minutes It c'ompkwh remov- at all hut I am afraid they will Dec 1) Otiicri mas look rac11t3 11 von first ruli their ud tia Indun without hurting never nux with other clothes in ther askanet itt vout friends, so , C S LOOKIi.G FOR \ALUES. HORSES BOARDED Reasonable Rates - ; ten remuined as red as ever. I friend is concerned. Be devoted. ture cleaning tablet on ti ' OFIT'TH&T I . WAY. ivir'4' c look alike Tie a bright red from dentures, so 1 tried It on even when I used pure bar inent payment or other that z and used over and over. • no attention to some out-of- t.ipt1. ASIL spilled Iodine on a white shirt PEGGY children, IdentIf your room i i,, £, r-a /v%, I • , - S - - S �V-- I V *_V V V . •VVV , • V. V S- I Hal Boyle Says * TURS. * FRI. * PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. It's S - Up To YOU! I ' OPEN SUNDAY School bells are ringing agaPn in Scm- pedestrians as well as bicycle riders and incilo County and school zones are motoristsDo not allow your older youngster ft among our most important traffic a car of his own, or use of the family car, $ am. ts 6 pJR. AIP ' . 4 QUANTITY Irmyn M A. . eas for safer driving. It is again that unless he or she Is licensed and mature time of the year when parents shudder enough to realize that the vehicle can and say a short prayer each time they be turned into a lethal weapon through carelessness. Remind the young driver hear the wail of an ambulance siren, "Joey! and ",lane" are going to and that he is liable for the lives of his from school, and this is the time when passenrs. Sanford and Seminole County can be motorists and students alike should take special precautions to avoid acci- thankful because of the few tragedies which have struck our students. . .but dents, There are many ways in which we there have been accidents right here In, can keep down the sound of those our community which have left cripshrieking sirens by reducing or eBmi. pled children, dead children and endnating accidents which maim and kill. dened parents. There will be others. 1-lore are a few tips thanks to the Sher- \Vhat will you do to prevent them? The Sheriff's office and police deiff's office and Sanford Police Departpnrtment are doing their job-and we ment: Be extra careful drivers at all times, commend them-NOW will you do particularly in school zones. Obey traf- your",. fie light signals and those of the police and schoolboy patrol. Stop your own Thought For Today vehicle when a school bus stops to take Before destruction it man's heart Is on or unload passengers. Pay extra attention to that youngster on the bike haughty, but humility goes before hon. and the one about to dart across the or.-Proverbs 18:12. * * street in front of your car. Humility leads to strength and not Teach your own youngsters the Importance of obeying the traffic rules to weakness. It is the highest form of and do not. depend on the "other fel- self-respect to admit mistakes and to low" to look out for them. Teach your make amends for them.-John J. Mcchildren that there are traffic rules for Cloy, American diplomat. ) ,IV,mtnnn. In the sweepstakes. "y,i never know what S personal lmieer noes until you have to do for the blues, he- all his chores yourself. Wa a 24rouse I don't have any time for hotir stream of headaches. hem," Jack responded. '•y,,, cpnd months making A frantIc alt of IflVO1VPV something nut of separate wisps rnent In many things is typical of smoke . The product dnesnt A L.qnmon, who enjoys racing exist. tmntil its done. Wa not like hrough life In high spirits smnd selling something concrete. il gh gear. You're selling a dream, and "To get involved is a very hrpe it works. But it takes Just good thing. I tn'hleve. "' he said. I as much time to make It whethV "It takes you nut of yourself. er it turns nut to he a failure or "When you keep busy you ion't have the time to brood and magnify little troubles Into big inca. U you keep a broad perLetters siwctive on your life, you can't trip realizing that most of the lungs that bother you are only tjjtrr ,Herald: empnrnry - and that you real On behalf of the Sanfordty aren't suffering as much as Seminole Jaycees, I want t you think you are, thank you for the publicity "Anyway, people love to tell gave to our Fihing Rodeo. how wonderfully terrible their 'OU As YOU know, the Rodeo was l Ives are. They take pride in well attended and the their problems. We relish the very thought that the mess we are in children had a fine time. Again, our thanks for your Is the worst one possible." and generosity In co-operation Following a trend among hfollywood actors, Jack, who Is now giving' of your time to help us known by his buddies as "the with this project. Dewayne Albers, reluctant tycoon," recently heChairman came a proicer, and it may be "1 don't have recipe ' V . I. V V V • .:,' V US. "CHOICE" FLAVOR - AGIED BEEF RING I "ROUND BONE" ROAST. 68C "EASY. CARVE" 8c RIB ROAST ................ THRIFTWAY 2-OZ. ALL MEAT! 14-1-4 "BONELESS" FRANKS C .?_0 SIRLOIN TIP ..... ........ LE. 98C "BONELESS" RUMP ROAST .......... LB- 98C "FULL CUT" ROUND STEAK ........ LB.BBC . LB 9k SIRLOIN STEAK "FLAVORFUL" 98c CLUB STEAK FULL LB. PKG. 1 49c I 'IVERPUSH" 20.O. LOAVES 95C BREAD V •.• FROZEN FOODS • ". . "BIG SCOOP" Ch ASST. FLAVORS VAW FRESH! 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TOK 26-OZ SALT .............P1(6. 10C "JIFFY" .HNEY-DATE MUFFIN 0C 70Z. 1 "COUNTRY TAVERN" 10Z. 10C • ••.••••.• P1(6. "JIFFY" V MIX CANmix A m 8-OZ. 1 0C ................ P1(6. mix Hal is a victim of "love hyp. Hal, I found that he had been But when he became an adult nosh.." He is as helpless as a lonely child in a wealthy and chanced to meet such a girl, Demos LBJ Seeks Stlay he was Immediately smitten by the hypnotist's patient, when home. her. His father was gone most of he meets a girl with red WASHINGTON-Traditionally AFL..IO, Hvutln'r publicly III'. I haps the most reliable element hair, freckles and large hands. the time and too preoccupiedIt was love at first sight on So see why such a combina- with the stock market quotations usIa part, even though the girl Democratic Presidents cele. cInrd his (lisagreelnent with in his e()IIlitIOfl. ,Johnson there. wasunsituable on many counts. brate Labor Day with a speech I the resolution of approval for (on' has undertaken a political tion is the "trigger" for his to be a pal to Hal. His mother was a New York But Hal couldn't see their lack In Cadillac Square In Detroit- our actions in Piet Nam. it revival in Labor's ranks on belove. And by all means employ the "Sweetheart Tests" socialite who was more Inter- of congeniality at all for she a stronghold of organized l5 was no small task for tIn., Pres• half .if his l)emocratic party. N'hvhere Is such an effort below when you pick a mate! ested in new gowns and hats as always a Veritable angel in bor's political power. This year there was more ident to undertake to change more urgent than In Michigan USE your head before the with which to set the pace, human form. Hal thus felt as helpless to than tradition to draw President fleuther's mind-or to steal SO far as the 1966 elections go. wedding and your hea'l at. than in tucking Hal Into bed resist such a girl as the patient Johnson to Michigan. Labor Is away the allegiance of iu• Wilh.'mt labor's undivided en. at night. terwards! thiiusiism for the Democratic CASE A.521: Hal T., aged 38. Governesses and maids thus feels toward the hypnotist who restless, critical In many ye- ther's membership on the war cause Johnson's party may lose spects of him and certain of his issue, served as his caretakers. But has him under full controll has been divorced twice. The usual case of love at first policies Johnson's celebrated It was even harder perhaps a senator and several repro"Dr. Crane." his business par they shifted frequently so he tner began. "Hal is now plann. never got accustomed to any sight, can be traced to some consensus Is slipping in a sec. to know how to deal with the sentatives in that state. M.'higan political experts re such "triggering" of childhood tor he had counted on to be rebellion against the Adminisone of them for long, ing to marry again, tration's "guideline" limits on port that Republican Governor "But this wife Is totally un- So Hal led a very lonely, love- emotions, as by the shape of solid ior his party in the 1966- wage increases. Auto workers hlomney is so popular with most face or gesture or tone of voice and 1968.-elections, less childhood, suited to him. w Only the President himself have all but served notice that Michii.uin voters that he may "They have almost nothing In But there was one ray of possessed by a favorite bro. ther or sister, dad or mother. could tighten the old Labor- the union will strike rather than hiring most of the GOP ticket in Every air conditioning system cools. Naturally. common, so I am positive he brightness therein. So learn to use your head Demcratic alliance. That, as agree to a new contract that on his coattails in November. A kindly Irish laundress, with But heat is only half the problem. The other half Is will be back in the divorce court within a year If he goes red hair, freckles and large when you pick a mate and then much as tradition, turned Lyn. does not increase annual pay At a line when the President Is humidity, that soggy moisture in the air that causes you can develop love even after don Johnson toward Detroit to more than the 3.2 per cent al- staking his prestige on a good bony hands, would pat him through with his wedding. so much summer misery. lowed under the President's showing in November, this Is 1n observe Labor Day. "So can't you talk a liUlè the head and kiss him goodbye the ceremony. tolerable to him. Send for my 200-point "Tests Johnson knew that in Cadillac guideline formula. Air conditioning by Carrier takes moisture In its sense into his head? He will not 'when she went home at night. 'l'li.it is one reason why Mr. Labor in Detroit was in no stride,,, removes as much as 5 gallons of water per listen to me or any of his other She would bring him toys and for Sweetherats," enclosing a Squae he would be playing to long stamped, return envelope a tough audience. Walter Rowmood to listen to the President .lohn.;,)n chose to bill his Detroit day from the air In the average home. Other ben.friends for he seems Inlatuat- cookies. thor, president of the United explain why they must agree in appearance on Labor Day as a subconsciously plus 20c. she • Thus, fits: Freedom from mildew. No sticking furniture ed" Hal showed inc color pictures "matted" Hal in the love Don't marry anybody who Auto Workers union which the public Interest to (It) what "political" event. In recent weeks the weekend trips he has drawers. Cleanliness and freedom from outsld• of his previous two wives, as realm' so that be associated af- falls below the "Superior" cate packs so much political punch they consider unjust. The famed Johnson consensus been making into the states noise. All leading, of course, to greater comfort in Michigan politics, had just fection with red haired women go!)' on that vital test. th sell as Ths present fiancee. have been labelled "non-poli restated his strong opposition on politics is not holding firm for your family. who had freckles and large, They all looked much alike, The South American black to the Johnson policy in Viet In the sector of organized labor cal." Oi edifference is that ex Knock the heat and the humidity... with Carrier. All three of them had red hair, -bony Hal hands. didn't realize that he had widow is the most poisonous of Nam. Following the recent Ex- -the sector which until recent' p t'uses for the "non-pailtical" Why settle for less? Call us today for a free survey. Vj,)5 conic out of the public freckles and large hands. ecutive Council meeting of the ly the President considered p('r. spiders. So I figured that Hal's emo- been "conditioned" or "mark- purse, purse, while "political" trips by :5 er' so that such a woman 'n'.' -harg"d to the party. tiuns wc-c "fetish" that must involve this would trigger a gush of love larger difference is that on a Ray Cromley Bruce Biossat and happiness all throughout "1olitical" tour the President type of woman. ,can hrow off the restrictions of And after a lcmo session with his body. a n-partisan appearance and sing the partisan political tune lie loves the best. Herald Area Correspondents Federal courts needIihy 'rue President is out to bring WASHINGTON (NEA) - have stirred any sweeping pullG,eva 1lu raying Democrats back in V Altamoete Springs The nation's judiciary, the her. lic clamor for action. Never- money to Introduce romputlI his fold. it will take some E. Mathieua Jos. , p Mrs. Mrs. Julia Burtos aided "third branch" in the Co. theless, It is abundantly clear ized business pratit'. StItt,. weeks after his campaign of3494205 6:84318 ordinate U.S. system of govern- that judicial reform warrants need authorizing legislatio n 1I in Cadillac Square to know Lake Mary 322.8321 SANFORD, FLA Bear Lake-Forest City 2513 PARK DR. ment, is on the way toward a far higher priority th an either whiel!ier the Johnson touch still Mrs. Maryann Miles breaking down in some critical congressional or executive re- well. Mrs. France. Waster Tydings vnntic to 5CC it fel l- works. 8384678 322421$ form. areas. The U.S. Judicial Conference oral pilot project undertaken in Cas.elberry Lake MOaT.. The courts-federal, state and Mrs. Jan. CaaeIberrY curren tl y discussing reform District of Columbia COliltS. local-are generally so overMrs. H. L. Johnson 836-5046 burdened, so Inefficient and so proposals at meetings around For the states, he is offering 322-4722 Chuluota ill-equipped to cope with the the country. The American Bar -. Loarwood 1.., "national court. O5gIt)LIWe iu --problems descendA,soc)auon r'ounuauon Liza za ISaKCZ Al L Mrs. avalanche of ! Mrs. I).sa* that justice is field studies under way, with a act" which would provide I 865-5193 upon them ing 838-3317 million over a three-year span D.BU either being delayed or denied report du. early in 1967. Maryland's of Under Sen. Joseph to help spur initiative toward Mrs. in thousands upon thousands Senate Judiciary Tydings, the 668-488* administrative reforms. cases. 322-Ml FLORIDA STATUTES 1965 Deltona Pursuant to CHAPTER 193.271 From 1962 through 1965, the Committee's subcommittee lie would set up all "Office 11:00 O'CLOCK A.M. U.S. district Improvements in judicial maSEPTEMBER 12, 1966 Mrs. Mildred Baney case backlog in all anceo " t1,10.. been Involved in of Judicial Assist chinery has AT Mrs. Clarence 668.5631 courts rose 15 per cent to an hearings on and off all year vide "central clearinghouse" ad322-4941 Enterprise FRONT (West) Door of SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT HOUSE astonishing 74,000. vice to judges and courts which to come, ovIM. Mrs. Ritchie Harris more already has decid- want hell) In modernizing. More than 1,700 cases in New -with The group Miss Ruth Daridso. 668.5834 York's Southern District, where ITEM 1. Lots 9 & 10 Block 4 Tier 11, I.R. Traff erd's Map of Sanford. Plot What. a streamlined court sys more 365-3651 668-4604 24 judges preside, last summer ed that merely adding Book 1 Page 61 S.ml.ol. Comty Records. judges will not do. No miracles teni Can do Is illustrated dnahad been pending more than Feet fronting South on Third Street by 100 Feet on Cast Side 117 where ted from this year's matically in Los Angeles, three years. In Pennsylvania's are expec of Cedar Avenue, with two buildings located thereon: which is adding the Superior Court - with 120 law, um Eastern District, with 11 judges, expansion --34 U.S. district and 10 appeals judges serving a huge art-11 Bldg., 1 stor1 Concrete Block, three R.ntal Apartments with the rising backlog reached 6,00 It'. undertook nolministrativu s. 2160 q. Ft. Living Area; 330 Sq. Ft. Car Port; 243 Sq. with the median de- Court judges. After 63 new disthree laths. last year, created forms which cut delays In civil Sept. 7, 1966 lay between Issue and trial trlct judgeships were Ft. bclos.d Porch; 60 Sq. Ft. Op.. Porch. 1 Apartment facing an Sanford Herald Page 1A than from more in 1961 a 25 per cent Increase jury cases Third St. and 2 Apartments facing on Cedar Ave. WALTER A. UIELOW, EIJIIt)R £ D P'UMLJ*HEM measured at 41 months. the years to less than six man-power judicial In FRANK 'OLi'OLfl. V*rea1aUu Also: On. 2 Stoty Pram. Rental House with 2 laths: 1632 Sq. Ft. State courts are no better, MUaEUT £ZAUEM LAitlU fiscal 1964 courts in Living Area and 33 Sq. Ft. of Screened Porches, fronting on Third Advertiatimj Dlt.ctor The average litigant in Cook federal AibuclUte Editor handled only 64,000 cases as FRED %'A PELT ROY G*EX% St. County, Illinois, waits nearly before the against 62,000 £dv.rtlalng Maaag.r Munalng Editor six years from filing to trial SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) ' 1966 Assessed Valuation $11,150, as sustained by Board of Equllizotlon July Society Editor Busth.0 Managr in a Circuit Court civil jury change. 22, 1966. (Lowest Acceptable lid $1,900) Tydings is arguing that first The contested divorce case of pOTTIE LUCTIB FREt) WELLS case. The backlog in Texts . City Editor Mschaaioal lupt. to be put on modLeroy E. Anderson, 29, San emphasis has BILL 'IVE5T JUDY WELLS coeds 212,000 cases. ernlziflg court administration at Jose, and his wife, Linda Ann, item 2. 5 1/2 of East 21/a acres of Lot Ii St. Joseph's Plot Book I Page 114 Bi.a.ff photographer County Editor Uncounted thousands of mdi. pubishad viduals and many corporations all levels. By ample testimony, ID, was settled wlit'n the busSeminole County Records. Pub1.hed u&ihy eicept &tturday, Sunday and Christmas; administrative machinery band was grunted visitation court 1 1/4 acre. of land 165 feet M/L on Good Graded Road by 330 Ft. baturdsy preceding Christmas. are simply bearing injustice rights - to the rtupht"s two antiqusteil and largely today is M/L on a platted road, located 1 mile from State load 1742 and Buasoa.Ipr1Oa rather than undertake the cost French poodles. Z5c wisk of litigation In time and money. inadequate. If ows Delivery 14 ntfrcha.gs; and 2 miles from location of Seminole County Port tort "JIFFY" BISCUIT mix L1AAIII 8-OZ. PIG. • BC ne 0Z. 35c "RONCO" ELBOW PEPPER CUT GREEN BEANS la D "MYLES" FIELD I" . Helen Fuller Says: to "REYNOLDS" ALUMINUM REG. NO.21/2 $® •Il .............. ROLL I ........SCANS "REGULAR" 40 curing Political Notebook "SHOWBOAT" PORK & 5J) L s 25c S UN L "FRENCH'S" "DEL MONTE" EARLY GARDEN _ ' I I pro any • • \Vorry Clinic %%From m& Pr, tomd mood, as If he had juist new role as a prt'(ll,rer: eaehed In his pocket and dIqV "Sty away from it. P'nret it. covered he held a winning ticket ft• marvefru,s. 10 tKtt1 bAKtD! prfltN'tI('fl. riorige. • Crone's 1 140 who . Di' ,_______________________ In an only rMncidenee that since then NEW YORK (AP) 'ra that is qt,pnc'tltnes rolled he mis dropped 2. pounds. Pie ng. of frttstrntion," rare An aide carefully e'pininr'rl ndec'd Is the human being meant suffer from th'. blues. that L"rnmnn had turned to flut such a man seems .fnrk prt'lm,chng "as a matter of selfhe able to do the The t'otmm'y film otter, whose kind of things he lIkes, ft's not a tift for comedy tui W('fl him 'Iohntly would take one Oscar anti three other nomi- on the evra worry just. tO save motions for an Aesulernv Award, a fPW bucks. iever seems to be lii the dumps. lie always appears to he in a .fark had this to say bont his V V V V Age, 0-f Frus- tration 7.OZ. PKG. 10C GR ' S fLfk anfnr1i - _0`06%. JEWEL wi ad at Ye In be ci. 10 Imawkpir months. ____ V Granted Rights "PILLSBURY" BISCUITS 4 39c NING'"TABLE READY" SOLID L )RTE " OLEO ....... . PEG. 17c in te I POTATOES Lb. C.. 3 Zn BEAUTY AIDS "FC WI "GA-RID" SWEET ........ 4 In 49c Mall Zbc Week by U.S. NO 1 "YR.LOW" , "FRESH 'N C*ISP' cBIIIERYW.W... 2sTan 39c "JUICY CALIF." I.EMONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (LIMIT: I WITH $b.oO ORDER) CREME RINSE ' at at oz. 29c U.S. NO. 1 WASH. "RUSUTT" BAKING (C VALUE!) 39c 5.00 6 ALastba 1.60 1 Mouths 1.00 1 Mouth 6.75 6 MoutlLs 1.00 $ MDLb.i 1.00 1 Month out are settled of court, often with no justice to the complainant, for same reason. U. 5. Postal ltegulatlous provide that all mall aub.orlptloas be paid the case after case, the result In aidvsno.. In near-breakdown in the of this 'rb. Uerald is it ne,ut,er of the Ascac1&t•d Press which I. •utltl.d printed for rtpuLi11cs.Uou of all local sews USU judicial system Is to reward the .zcIuulvg,Iy to the in this £A.w.paper the offender, the civil wrongEut.r.d as asouud ci&aa wattif October 31, 1115 at thO Poot Office doer, sometimes even the nutof Sanford. Vlurida, uwder the Act of Coujr.0 of March 5, 1551. once-maker who figures it may Sq pa.rt vt an, waterls.l, news or advertising of ibis ed-titus of not be worth his victim's truu'['h. b,u&furd HtrMIO uiuy Le reproduced to any macsir without tile to AMC written p.rwiseluO o tbo publisher of The U.rald. Any Individual 'i'he alarms are rea lly i'iang. or f1rn rtspuI.iOt UI such repruductlua will b. cueslOerid as 'j's jiaraid'. copyright ..ad wtll be held liabl, toe ins now, but they "em not to low. ONIONS 3. (°) 29c & 59 dc le th SEMIBOLE COVTY ALL O'i'bLM MAiL Thousands of cases $11.0 1 Tess' DOD 1 Yse.r POTATOES S La. VIA LL SO Y 49. Authority. Building thereon; Concrete Block Commercial Type Building encased with Brick 42 by $1 by 14 ft. high; steel Bar Joist Roof Pramiag; concrete floor; five stslls the entire $5 ft. of the building. 1966 Assessed Valuation $14,350 as sustained by the Board of Equalls.tI.n July 22, 1966. (Lowest Acceptable lid $9,500) The above properties are ass.ssed In the names of A. D. and Vida A. Rosier. Mrs. 14.iy Earl. Walker, S.mI..l. County Tax Assessor Sanford, Florida. -_._. I V V V• * . •• - V V - .... - U VV - 1 I t VVV •V V 1 -- �_4 • 4,, .w % -. t . - , ' - S 0 01 Giants WI raw roi By UIE ASSOCIATED PRESS victory over Los Angeles, and May 0 and tied Cincinnati for Herman Pranks drew an ace Terre crossed up Walker with a sixth place, 12 games off the Lot Of Players--In Losing Cause . .... .. .. ... .. For 'Kick' Chores g Seb ri - - .. * 3 Classic M ving .. Jets Still .... .. K Sets Meet On Dog Care .... To Get Money's - * 2 - . .) - - I Wes Looks Ahead ,;i I l - Drysdale? S _. __ . -1 - ... ave . '- .k McKinley Back Racing Ra ri ty - 1) Sp ;;~ is : I & party Center — ' 1 : 1 1i '•. ~ ~J'i -'--- 322.0906 . : - us a us ' .., - ----' -. Cops Opener -, ..-. - - - 1 .- '- - 1. , -. 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U1• By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Both defending champions — , 1 PITCHING Ray Sadecki. the Cleveland Browns in the ad Giants, pitched a three-hitter East and the Green Bay Packei' for his first victory in two era in the West were picked re months as San Francisco beat to finish second In the 1966 in Los Angeles 6-0. leaving both season and the new Atlanta be teams 1'4 games behind first- Falcons were consigned to last cli place Pittsburgh in the NatlOrthi place in the East SO League. lit BATTING Harmon Kflle U. S. Wins te: be.w. Twins. hit two borne runs. U ln4ng Minnesota to a 4-3 vlcto- KIEL, Germany (UP!) — ,y over Chicago in 12 innings. Lowell North of San Diego, Calif., and Richard Steam of Chicago finish 2.2 for the Accept Bid United State, Tuesday In see59 MAYS LANDING, N. J. and day competition for the de (UP!) — Owners of Buffle, As- world star class yachting chain. aagsi and What A Treat re- pionahip. th turned acceptance Tuesday to Denmark's Foul Elvitroem start in the $100,000 United Na- finished third in the hard, chop. e4 dons Handicap Sept. 17 at At py sea to re-main overall lead- I er. linde City rue course. 1. I I Top NFL Choices 11 -. - I ignition Wires • Chick Starter Capacity — Check Voltage Regulator and Generator ovput • Check Cylmd.r Conipvsuion Clean Air filter Adjust Automatic Choke Clean and fill battery • CnecI poslttv, cranIcae ventilation system - - . - - I -, ' • , . :- :- ''4 .- ',, - ,. ' - . ' _5 . * - -. •' • S 4 - - - ' - - ,.. . --- .,; .•.. -- - ,- - - For Jets - a 1. -._, , . S - Dolphins Prep - ..• ç,., -. '." - - -. 5ip - il . -. - *ng out with sac miauu Dol phum - POWER-CUSHION RETREAD • 1. The real lest in a Volkswagen is to see if you 1. I * know what driving really is. (If you think you're driving in other cars, then what you do in a VW is something else.) Most cars give you all the lively moving sensalion of sitting on your living room couch. But the Volkswagen isn't sprung like other cars. Its 4-wheel torsion bar suspension (the kind that they have in racing cots) gives you the feel of the road. You always know what's going on because you know what your car's going on. Whitewalls Or i. .1 Ilackwalls FOR '' :1 . $4995 __ ,.,. ti, 1 Ii..; 11~ 4 a) PLUS TAX AND FOUR - RECAPPABLE TRADE-INS :" -- %F $ P ,_-_.r,%W.rV11~1Wy _____ IG00I','hh And you know what's coming, because you'll see more road than you ever saw before. (Our sloping hood doesn't cutoff your view.) When you twist the steering wheel a little, yov can feel the front wheels turn a Utile. So you know the car's doing just what you told it to. (Doesn't that sound satisfying?) We can tell you that the VW packs shorisg tho other Con, and maneuvei-s more easijy.' But we can't tell you how It feels to drive one. So take the test. Maybe you can teU vL ID it -, 'i - -- S - ..... S - -. 01.4-IL' -- .2 - .."r-_..a .—" -- '--S---.....M - a - .—---I - - ----- - - -- -- - - -. - ----- - - _______- - -. - -- ----.-..'..'--' - . --' ---- - - - --.4-' - [1 -- 1 ;T 7 too —_- _ - - 1 _ - -•.- - SI.. 4. -- FA ! 5. 1 - - ~. I J -w - - Don't Write-Off Mildenberger A Warning To Clay HAMBURG, Germany (AP) plo of how an underdog can up- the first German challenger i since Schmeling. — Max Schmeling, recalling his set "the greatest." 1936 surprise knockout victory "In 1936, when I already was Schmeling said he had never over Joe Louis, cautions against seen Clay fight in person, but writing off Karl Mildenberger In well past my prime. I was Saturday night's heavyweight brought to the United States had seen telecasts of some of title bout against Cassius Clay more or less as cannon fodder his matches. for the then super boxer-----.Joe Clay. Schmeling said, is very In Frankfort. "Naturally, Clay is the favor- Louis. At that time they also did fast and packs a good punch. "But," he added, "his speed ftc, but Mildenberger definitely not give me the breath of a also be his weak point, can has a chance," said Schmeling, chance." the only German ever to wear Schmeling, who had held the since ho' can't hit as hard when title from 1930 to 1932, knocked he's moving as when he's the heavyweight crown. out Louis In the 12th round of poised. The odds for this match Schmeling, who will be 61 28, said his first encounter that non-title fight. Two years are 10 to 1 for Clay. That's nonSept. later, after Louis had won the sense, of course, because. If a with Louis was the best examcrown from James J. Braddock, sport were all that cut and Schmeling was dropped by the dried, the two wouidui't. id to Brown Bomber in the first box." ators et SC1IIneII ng, whose professionround. Louis and Schmt'ling h-ld a j al career spanned 24 years. reunion Tuesday in I iauiihurg. now operates three soft drink [lath plan to watch the CIiy M ii plants in North Germany and lives at Ilollenstcdt near hamdenberger bout. usiness : burg with his wife, the former Mildenberger, 28, the EuroGAINESVILLE (AP)—A lot of peon heavyweight champion. is lactress Anny Ondra. practice was in prospect today for the University of Florida football team's defensive unit. In the wake of a performance against Northwestern plays, The Wildcat offensive pattern was run by the B squad Tuesday In a 30-minute scrimmage against the unit which will have responsibility for staving off Northwestern here Sept, 17, Gator head coach Ray Graves culled the d c f c n s I v e efforts "really ragged." He said tackling was "very poor." On the a t h c r hand, said Graves, the Gator attack pleased him. Graves said students, press and even coaches' wives would be barred from a secret game. type scrimmage planned for Saturday. You Too Can of these Low .~ G Set For Serious B I Take Advantage I. I DISCOUNT RATES .. C ON - I I CLASSIFIED ADS I EXAMPLE j lf.ftRE tTT'S r3l•:r'r'( '..'rflfl ..rt ,, wit'r ft .I ."'I- Lp)tq - . 1_p / A. !-:.cll 0:11, .V.'. .9-;- 4 WEEKS . . . $9.60 2 WEEKS . . . $540 1 WEEK ....$3O0 3 DAYS ....$2.16 " 1 DAY INNIN . . C.u.cvtive Insertions. . . $1.50 No Change of Copy. CONTRACT RATES AVAILABLE TO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS! ~ SINCE 1908 — 'I -, - - -11 - HALF PINT Football Team practice Is being held at C o oper Field in Gasseiberry for boys 11 through 14. Robert Stuart gets set to hike the ball to Kenneth Harmon while William Galloway and Nornian Griffin prepare to 'charge that line'. Steadying the tackling durnmie are Tommy Gallo(herald Photo) way and Sylvester Byrd. --S ----5-.--- - - ____ - I - / SANFORD HERALD Jan do 121. BritaIn, stopped Keen, 123%, Belgium, 3. LONPON—Walter McGowan, 11$, Scotland. outpolnt.d Alan R'SMWL lii, Britain, is.. UT$OatUD El -I .. The Fight Results $ - N. or 425-5938 17 THU ASSOCIATED PIUSS LONDON—Howard Winstone, Hwy. 17.92, Just South of Sanford 89 -'': - Dial 311-261 1 But Billy Hunter Is practicing anyway with the American Football League first-year club as It props for a Friday night game In the Orange Bowl with the New York Jets. Hunter, a former Washington Redskin, looked speedy and sure handed to Dolphins coaches In pactice Tuesday as be caught passes from the Miami quarterbacks. He's used to working with Dolphin head coach George Wilson, too, because Wilson used to be end coach for the fledhMifll. - Ellinor Motor Company I SERVICE STORE I tract. - . . T - Take it for a test drive. See if you pass. __________ ANY SIZE . hasn't been signed yet to a con- _- - ' l. -................. - -: - -. . . 1 - ' ' - ' - .-_______ Stars L - I. -'--..-,-.--.-----.......... -. ---.- ......--.---.-..------------------...- ----. . - - survey " ,- , In I '* 4 S ____________ 4 - Distributor Cap =9 Wiring Check fan halt — Ch.c& resistance : - , - S have for the start of the three-man AU Star League last Wednesday as he toppled a 206, 214 /LEESBURG (AP)—TM 606 itt, In view of the fact burg Athletics are 1-up on St. Petersburg Cardinals after a that this I. a scratch league, batting onslaught that gave the high 500 -series — much them an 84 win In the first less than the 600 sets, were game of the Florida state COfl!pICtlOUs by their absence. The only one close to Foxie was League playoffs, The A's trailed by a run In Al Kipp with a 200/556. Congratulations to J u d y the fourth Inning but came alive Boone for being selected as for four In the fifth and three In the sixth. The sixth Inning runs our 'red pin' winner this month. came when catcher Fred Velaz- The choice is now hers, quez cleared the bases with a $25 worth of bowling or a brand new ball, double, Bowling well In the Friday Altogether Leeaburg got 12 am. Holler Motors Navy Wives safeties off thres pitchers while League Was Joan Everly 186, scratching the Cardinals were for five off pitcher George Laus. Jo Kirkham 176, Peg Patey one pin higher at 177, Suzy Rena erique, who struck out 13. Len* Boyer hit a two-run horn- with a 179. A quick look-sec at the Navy er over the right field fence for Intramural Bowling League had 5. Petersburg in the ninth, Brown of RVAH-11 a bight for the game After tonight's the seamen with a 201/556. teams move to St. Petersburg This Thursday at 9:10 p.m. for the third game of their bestwill see the start of the Elliof.flve series, nor Volkswagen Mixed League. playoff got Into the Leesburg Judging by some of the names by winning the first halt of the of the folks planning on bowl. 10-team class A league's split season. St. Petersburg romped ing in this league, secretary Dottie Austin and I both agree off with second half honors. that it'll be fun, fun, fun on Thursday's for these keglers. A final reminder that the second week of the tournament gets started this Friday at 9 P.M. Come on out and bowl or mostwatch the 'local pros' In acMIAMI (AP)—One of the tion, promising pass receivers work- In FSL ' Series . '' Garry Fox didn't =6 trouble reading the lanes I @VQ1 day, too. - .4 . SEARCH is OV ER! . Lèesburg #~ u _____________ for The . __ Maris, Pngt A The public is always Invited new conic you don't ltav'i it to come out and watch dtirltig big time bowling tounianient In the tournament. Missed It by only five i1ns Sanford, John? front Margie After hearing that question was the comment finished she after often .nough, we proceeded to Caratherli bowling In the women's scratch offer the biggest not only In anferd, but for all of Central Quality Mobile liomi's League. MirgiC, who is one of the at-forMs. I'S better women bowlers shot Although the question was with games of 201, orIgInally asked bt the local &505 set 184, 210, high for the night In b.wlr, would you believe that Others over the Ever 78 percent of the first this league. wó.k's participants were from 500.pliteiiu included Doris Sellauteet 171 /5070 Gloria AccrdI Out of the Sanford area? P.rhaps It's just a cu. of 187/512, Jane Adcock 179/507, Rewaiting to we what they h*v. Judy Clark. 190/621, Suzy Kreick and Jean 189/6I8 te sheet at or maybe ft 11, 85/5 do* to the Labor Day w..kond 185 /518of Jane Adcock, Speaking thatwe didn't g'.t the tt . that this will be one of the smartest tries. Whatever the reason, 140 looking women's teams bowling hoping that It'll be a complete sponsor Their rsv.nal for this coming ,'j. at the lanes. purchased attriicday when the tourney resumes went out and tire blouses and skirts for the Another problem with this girl, and I do mean attractive. . .thit apon. waiting game is that it's a well Oh, by the way, sot happens to be A. J. Adàst.ablished pattern that the — General Contractor cock nal two weeks will be more (Jane's husband I) see. With .ritt u The Tuesday am. 17.92 Au. srv*tlotia and the local mtrr to Sales women's league startwill be frozen out of romped. ed the season with Linda Post iiCe. the pi n s. LinWe had more than 22 dif- bombing-away at da smashed a 192/477 combifer.nt cities represented with bowlers, the most distant of nation, high for the group. Other 'respectables' w e r e which came from Miami. sently Evelyn Wagner 181, Rose PatLeading th. list rick 188, Dot Hutto 177, Kathy are Art Boulezice and Jerry Arthur with a 1818 including Gray 170. Incidentally, they could use handicap. Sharp and Soya of you'd Cocoa are second with their four more bowlers. If ilke to be entered, give kagun 1306, the only two teams Carole Mace a call to. secretary crack over the 1800 mark at 322-1371. lowing first week's action, Starting tomorrow morning imember, first place iè will be the six team, four to a *orth a minimum of $500 and team, Shooting Stars League. second carries a value of $250, Prizes continue all the way Side-by-side will ho the gum do*n to 50th place with at from RVAH7 league. Friday evening, the Sand least a return of your entry league will be rolling Spurs ti. to that point. to We had two 200-plus aver- with ten teams according ig bowlers In the house over Lillian Mitchell who is secreth. weekend and is It ever a tary for the league. A reminder pleasure watching a really good that this week, due to the bowler in action. M more tban tournament squad at. 9 p.m., this league and the Mr. & Mrs. a little bit of a help League will be starting earlier .' ,., t, than usual at 6:45. ___________________________ A great big welcome to all ten teams of the NAMTD of NIght Owls who be starting their league at 9 - p.m, on Fri- - 1~, -- By JOHN A. SPOL$Kt - .. .... e,.lb - 5"t. 7, 1flfl 0 Six Battling Major league Standings - *!"' **** 1 pace. lel Franks, the Giants' manager, cashed his bet on Sadecki when the 25-year.old left-bander scatt tered three singles and recorded By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Starter Fred Newman gave League record for a nine4nnlng 1 Star Game slump and picked up C GI his first victory In two months. Kansas City wanted to give I up the three Kansas City runs game. The major-league mark his 18th victory. Don Wert and Bill Freehan each drove In some schooling t a bunch of In the second, but Clyde Wright Is 25. Sadecki had been a dismajor Ila C youngsters. but the lessons were i and Bob Lee shut out the A's In other American League three runs, both hitting two-run nppcthitrnent to the Giants since V M1 given by a couple of California I the rest of the way. they acquired him In an earlygames, Baltimore beat New homers. J an old-timers. season trade that sent Orlando I In all, the Athletics used 24 York 4-1, Detroit crushed WashCepeda to St. Louis. He went The Athletics used a record players, tying an American ington *3-2. Cleveland bunwed into Tuesday night's game with number of players Tuesday, Boston 5-2 and Mincsot-a edged f yo a 5.00 earned run average and them just having of corn many ChIcago 4-3 in 12 innIngs. 4 Pr AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE only three complete games in 1*3 eir minor-league seath pleted 7 WI Paul Linciblad, just a rookie n W. L. Pet. G.B. starts. W. L. Pet. G.R. sons. But timely hi ts by vc'urhimself, was the victim of the \IAMI (AP)—Keen competi 88 51 .633 Baltimore ans Joe Adcock and Jimmy "Control has been his main a all Pittsburgh 82 58 .586 Adeock-Plersall outburst. In the t -Ion for kicking chores on the Detroit .....78 52 .557 10½ trouble," catcher Tom Hailer Piersall won the grime for Coli 3'C two-thirds of an inning he Un1'ity of Miami football Los Angeles 79 98 .577 1½ M11ThSSOS 5n 13 said. "But this time he had good 76 € fornia, as worked, he gave up three hits, team Is under way among six 80 59 .575 1½ Chicago San Fran. 73 69 .514 16% control of his fast ball and his Adccick tripled in two runs fin four runs and three bases Ott Hurricane va rsity candidates. 72 70 .507 17½ curve. He made only a couple of 76 66 .535 7 Cleveland Phfla'phia and Piersall doubled across two la balls. Five other Kansas Cit Bobby Stokes of Atlanta, Hank .TOE TORRE o 70 69 .504 18 mistakes." 71 69 .507 11 California St. Louis more, all in the first inning, st pitchers saw action before the Urbanowic,, former Missouri 70 70 .500 12 Wash'n.....54 80 .444 26% Asked when he had last Cincinnati and that was all the Angels SERRING, Fla. (AP) The night was through. I to Southern player, and Jerry 62 80 .437 27½ pitched a shutout. Sadecki re 70 70 .500 12 New York needed. Atlanta Automobile Racing Club of Dave 3 a h n s a n. normally Daanen of Depere, Wis., match 83 79 .444 20 Kansas City 62 80 .437 271/, Plied: "That's a good question. i Houston Ui orida Is moving its annual thought of as a glove man In th e Florida hopes of get. 50 81 .426 22½ Boston .....63 82 .434 28 You'll have to look It up In an New York sports car classic from Sebring I midst of the potent Baltimore ting the nod for the Hurricanes' Chicago ennel Club 49 90 .353 32½ Tuesday's Results old record book." its home for 15 years to 1 attack, continued his hitting Sept. 17 opener at University of Cleveland 6, Boston 2 Tuesday's Results hi Walker, the Pirates' pilot, i Palm Beach where It says the ways with three hits and two Colorado. Trying Chicago 7, Philadelphia 2 Baltimore 4. New York 1 gambled against Torre In the race and the crowd will 1e less runs batted California 4, Kansas City 3 York 3, Cincinnati 2 Ic New i In Monday's doubleheader, Bill Harris, a transfer from eighth inning of a 1-1 deadlock. unwieldy. N Minnesota 4, Chicago 3, 12 In- Felipe Alou drew a lead-off Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh I Johnson had five hits. Dave Me- Fermin Junior College, Ferrum, The announcement Tuesday Worth Houston 4, St. Louis 3 nlngs Nally stopped the Yanks on just Vs., Frank Baker of Bethel against southpaw Bob walk 3* said the famed 12-hour interimover Park. Pa., and Joe Howlngton Detroit 8. Washingtm1 2 San Francisco 5, Los Ang. 0 Veale and Denis Menke sacriMrs. Bennie L. Dennard of tionol Grand Prix of Endurance six hits. Bong Powell took 51 Today's Games I Today's Games RBI leadership from teamof Houston. Tex., are place kickBy THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS the ficed. Walker then ordered an ,lacksonville will he guest race has outgrown its Sebring I er aspirants. Harris and Baker California at Kansas City, N intentional walk to Hank Aaron, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, N Frank Robinson at 103. 4 speaker at the first opcfl. to. Airfield sit-c, where expanding mate John Huarte and his $20000 Denny McLain continued his are contesting for the kickoff Houston at St. Louis, N Washington at Detroit. N bringing Torre to the plate. the-public meeting of the Conindustry and booming attendreturn to form after his post-All job. are gone, but the New York .lets San Francisco at Los Ange. Boston at Cleveland, N "1 know Terre's a tough t," 3 tral Florida Kennel Club 00 cramped the racing layout New York at Baltimore, N Walker said afterward, "but j of the American Football Thursday its part of in, N Sept. 7, 1966 their proand facilities for seating, Page 2A rriith 'an!ar? hr was hoping for the double League are still trying to get Chicago at Minnesota, N Only games scheduled gram to assist junior and SChousing and feeding crowds that their money's worth. Now they Thursday's Games Thursday's Games play." nior dog owners who might en- reached more than 65.000 1051r • • I I I I I I I I I I S I I I U I I U Instead, Terre cleared the left will have to wait until next year I No games scheduled No games scheduled tru In . field wall for his 33rd homer. for another try—and It may joy showing their own dogs on spring. the Flo ri da Circuit in January . The 1967 race, set for April 1, ' mc In other NL games, New York cost them even more. a As wife and assistant to one is now scheduled to he held on edged Cincinnati 3.2, Houston The Jets admitted temporary a _I_ .t__. _!_ 'Øo nipped St. Louis 4- and Chicago I failure Tuesday .when they trod-' of the most prominent proles- "- him rWCn a a no ccl receiver Jim Colciough back siona] handlers in Florida, Mar- Raceway, which will be expandupended Philadelphia s -a.. I to the Boston Patriots for a high jane Dennai-d does most of the ccl to a road course of more = *1 draft choice. pre-show conditioning a it d than five miles. - __ Sa The spending started in 1964 grooming of the dogs, as well r Cal W YORK (AP) Wes We-strum has been rewhen the Jets paid $400,000 for as traveling vith him and Wil '% ( ; hired as manager of the New York Mets and the guess .me Namath and $2(10.000 for sh owin g thei r : . In Davis Cup is that his salary is in the $40,000 neighborhood. What Huarte in their search for a Westrum needs n is some players good enough to quarterback. Namath beat out is hIAKC(A beverage is : t'.raw similar salaries. the former Noire Dame star otlight Kennel Club) all-breed club and Huaru' was sent to Boston servicing Brevard. Or a it e- 1 CHARLES TOWN. W. Vs. a Of the current Mets — the best in the five-year (AP)—Racing rarities: A dead!. It's likely FOREST HILLS. N. V. (AP) for Coiclough and promising history of the club n o Q 0' n a WO Lake. Seminole and Oc'eola heat in the first race and a dead I. I rnalcr a —Former Wimblt'clrrn champion i lineman Jim Waskiewicz. that only three players Bob Friend. But that could Counties. lcc'tinrs are central, heat in the second race at Shenii much or more than the man. change. Chuck McKinley, a semiretiredCoiclaugh. 29. who spent. six ly held in the Dixie Village andnah Downs Tuesday night or age?: third baseman Ken Bayer I "I would have to say that old warhorse of 25, shakes off years with Boston and led the Branch of First Federal Sfl'. produced four daily doubles. ya a 9 a and pitchers Bob Shaw and Jpitching wcI be our biggest the moth balls and throws him- PatS with 40 catches in 1965, did ings and Loan Assn. of Orlan- Midnight and Shot Put got to /•_• - a ll hitting self back into the Davis Cup not make it with the Jets and do, 2700 S. Orange Avenue, Sal the wire together in the first S limelight today. a Waskit-wicz is out with an injuneed—and a long-ba i outfielder," Westrurn said TuesS 1 corner Michigan, the second race and Dandy Dip and Fayc's • He faces defending champion ry. a ' :;. . day at the press conference gi Thursday of the month. I Doll hit the wire together in the • announcing his re-hiring. Manuel Santana of Spain in the So for their 5200.000 the Jets p1* Further information may he second. Championships and. if he W1fl5 have only an injured Waskiew. •k •... "Strength in the bullpen might of • Ifl, VE-" IN obtained by calling president, The quadruple daily doubles. •DR" feature fourth round men's icz and a high draft choice that PINE-CREST SHOPPING C41ER holpuswinlOorl2m orcgames • Norman Rlbbin at 425-3570 or 9-3. paid 54.80, 9-4, 527, 10-3. SERVICE OPEN S A.M. - MIDNIGHT match In the National Tennis will cost them more to sign. next year." . 277-7617. 55.20 and 10-4 $35.20. . . . . . . Since both commodities are a good possibility—who isI to in the National Football i . .. • • a U deny he shouldn't be tapped for League, whose 40-man player ______________ wanted by only 19 other teams. ,oi.vswaarw cc aeeies, us,' — . limit goes into effect at 2 p.m. It would take a major trade to Davis Cup service again? r 4I 4'. .. bring the Mets what they want. "Nobody's asked me." the EDT today, the Neu York Gi. But there is tradeable material chunky scrambler from St. ants traded a draft choice for : on the club—promising young Louis, now a New York bond J fullback Allen Jacobs. Jacobs, a pitchers such as Tug McGraw salesman, said after easily two-year man from Utah. will j. •i---4. beating Alberto Carrero of battle for the vacancy left when and Dick Selma and second DON DRYSDALE . FCh. baseman Ron Hunt, whose Puerto Rico Tuesday 64, 6-2. 1"- Tucker Frederickson was lost .Next Stop Mets? ml name consistently crops up in 0. "11 they did. I might consider I for the season with an injured it—] wouldhave to see." I knee. ca' discussions. Inc The Mets supposed : .. ly were Player's Night ,4 .. "('4.,, bo 15I1'L. close to trading Hunt for out-..-. .. ---. '--w — , -,"t ri f fielder Jimmie Hall of MmTake Ycur Car k Tl ca nesota Twins lest year, and Set Friday By an probably would be willing to with the aggressive second Baby Seminoles part •' Tra veli ng 11 I .1 ea baseman if a major trade could r Condition! CIt Seminole JV mentors Ralph be pulled off. I Where the Experts Are! Ill ha Stumpf and Owen McCarron are As for what's available, the I -: - -- - :F. working on perfecting the Baby Mets are known to covet out. 1 VACATION fielder Tommy Davis of the Los Seminoles offensive attack Player's Night Angeles Dodgers, might be will. P preparation log to take a shot at Dodger '' scrimmage, this Friday at b@ -. .4:.. right-hander Don Drysdale 11 he * 93), I ,; nicipsi Stadium. becomes available and might Ui -.. cl EASY TERMS Stumpf termed yesterday's even look at one of the guy's '.ts:,1 -it -'' I session "below par", attributing from the other ball park in town Psyasyoudde It to the long hol i day lay-off. —Roger Mans of the Yankees. -' -, - McCarron has been working Wes.ym, meanwhile, has to i4. ¶ --' 4 . • •... I on the line and with the de- be happy with what he : •. t.;. - And ir .it'fensh'e unit getting them ready what lie has is the Met record , 'r -. .1 .r..'$. - PARTS EXTRA for their opening contest with for being the manager re-signed SERVICE IT NOW... -V '.( , county rival, Lyman. This game at the earliest date and the most i ,J PAY LATER will be played at Lyman, Thurs. i'ictcinies in Met history, 60 fol. - - --- --- --- - - - ---- - - ---. day, Sept, 22. ON EASY TERMS lowing Tuesday night's 3-2 vic. "s' -w';-. • -t::--:.. 1. Btuinpf's charges have been tory over Cincinnati. • - r' - : 11 -Here's what our experts do : striving to improve their pass- I .-, Cn.ck Spark Plug; —Check ignition ing attack now that quarterback '':-1-'t .: Points Cond.riut inC CDII ', -Cowboys, Colts ACIUSt Ca witor Ch•c and set Timing du Skipper Sunkarik has returned -• Clear Fuel bowl and FUtet Checb .- - , . -. ha to the line-up after being infrOfli the bottom of the deck but I threerun homer, powering Harry Walkers best cards all Atlanta past Pittsburgh 4.1. The Giants' victory boosted w' trumped. Ray Sadecid and inc Torre them Into a virtual tie for secand place with the Dodgers, 1M divided the pot. The stakes wcrt high Tuesday games behind the National nlgbt when Sadecki backed up League-leading Pirates. Franks with a three-bit shutout, The Braves reached the .501) esdlng San Francisco to a 6.0 mark for the first time since * W# Bottom Of The Deck ii Ace -) :' -- \-. I - - • �lb Xz dil PLGa3uRE binE:! F&I oF 00, 4 ] tit Corn . . . . . 6 nk to 0 P, at, _ yl fr ta '$AVI 0000 33c! Dole Pineapple uit (F : SAVE lic! Del I / I le / -, frt .• ••. .. • we .' lbo a _________________________ 'p tn al or yo tw of Q000 Ch 10( bo TI an en cli All sp us th SP • dairy speclals. MYS 3.1 Ma. PUb.,ti Gold.. Qusits,. Margarine.............. MVl2u1PllIãus.Hgn,,,Jack Biscuits ............. ... IuWsPbfl.d.lphis lrw9 Cream Cheese ......... "39 whmmmb MuertsterChoose ..... .. '85e Wbmmin -Alum Aged Cheddar Cheese....... '"67 Mf du ha jui ad pr - :-. - . . . .. . ':e c . 1? . . ...... Wro-Hold or Ftnular Adorn .......... can 78' 1 hi 0 Deal • / 4 .. - M,,.LLCl.y ) po-I solo 0 • ( , .á. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN REEF P.P.V. _______________ EXTRA JwGreenstamps asia ra seine AND peiciasi SWIFT'S PREMIUM IRIAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE 2 8 980 (Ii&,.s Set. S-ept. 10, 1966) mis JWGreenStamps @"a loll 41111101041111 A1010 "sto"o COPELAND'S FLAVORFUL WIENERS '.: 69' 112pirel Set., s4pf- 10, 1966) 11 '1i .:.. -• - ' r—' --ldOW&W • ___ ••__•__••_• '... Punch • ••• •" t lb.71P Imper'lRoast • - Chuck Steaks 1 ib. 69s LST..dSI Short LyT. Prapere Fresh RI *bs,. Ground Lux Toilet Liquid All D.t.rg.nt D.f.rg.nt For Dishes Fabric Softener 5oap Toilet Soap t.L37 '.r47' 335' abe 229' also f 1b. 3W 3 Glad Wrap Pompeian Lif.buoy Whit. Lif.buo c0.t Olive Oil Toil.tSo.p owe 2 mw 29' Sc! Hems Kosher sl $.,dwlch logs %L • :23' •••• ••.., ,., 1 lb. ...,........... pkg. 350 cons - s . is ssi id . -• .-. • '__-----.+.••.-.,.+ .. . 6 • th -&114 • wOtiulic Sweet I UIC ., r •. .•--. ,, ars. • • •.. . for • • U.S. #1 AU-Purpose . I i ••.•. 39 111 ..,.,..,.•..I Mountain Grown Crisp Rod Ej Pascal Celery 25 oz. ... ....... jar 29, 1 "• :. go 3 II 43 I "AnKUTO 4 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE... bo. Ideal Dog Food 3t.H 490 come Swifts Meats For Babies Strained & Junior 3 '• 790 bail Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr.. Sanford HOUPIs Seminole Plaza, Cassolbeffy HOURSs It 9 It. MON. - &AT. .......... 75 pkq. ct. 2go Kraft Miracle Safflower Oil 24 as. bag we reserve t1 : to 11mit quantities AØ 59s 2 25, 4 Delicious Apples db . down produce lane Flavorful Crisp Dill Pickles Testy Majesty oz# LuncheonMeat can log. Or 1$"zl$" N. Rugs M'Lody reg. elf Paper ............ Swift's DIMIes. . i..., 79' 0 1b, MS96 Pot Roast 4I'1 SAVE 46 ox. $ con' 3 Crackers SAVE Gcf Hunts TomatoPaste 3 ' ' Swift's P,.t.. .. •• ...,............ S.n.khse Krispy f Roast . • , Delicious led Hawaiian COiJ ° V.r CPO M.Cm 305 TUWWWS 1. L.k.I.sd, P3.. Hell C. Weill" 1228 Alhambra Way S. Si. Petenbgvi, P3.. $1II Mrs. W. A. 3 1113 Son is" Fla. 7 Hal.. Søkh 1710 W. Maim St. L...bar , P1.. Mrs. P. J. Harvey 5501 Sswme Ave. To , Pt. Mrl dII*t 1021 S. Allendale Seresets. Fla. $100 1 d Assortment ,..........pkg. 41, - Final Touch + +, jss SOP., pP. 10, 1964) : a as Liquid Dove +! 2222 ert 2611 1It Str.. T.MI Fla. Fred W100 822 N. Savannah Ave. Lakild, Pie. $100 J..,set?. Adkins P.O. Box 411 Altamonte Springs. Fla. $114110 Mrs. A. L. Guetar 2110 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Pie. $100 Joanna P.ttlt 1522 1. Robinson Orlando, Pie. Mrs. fleanor McKolq 321 IvItonwood Lane Large. Fla. $100 . I Wisk Liquid 63' 29c #c/2 39c .• Lux Liquid 690 $1 b P Bartlett Pear Halves Isheff"andoch Cornish Game Hess 1/4 .. 79' I .. $Jff Right Guard For Quick Relief Try Anacin Tablets "20c.* $118 ft ft- (11spirel Set., S*pt. 10, 1996) I,.. Colgate Listerine 25 pkg. Ille j4tMGreenStamPS cod am ' ....... rq Alum. Fooll •••. . 49c #21/2 Peaches. . oo 4 cans a 79f 16 *a. Mrs. Louise Thompson Mrs. H. J. Sweek 1706 Eldred Dr. 1911 S. ratil" cif. Tamp., Pie. L.rs Fl.. $100 si400 Mrs. G.rr.rd Walsh jea, CanuImI St. P*ftnbvrg, Fla. Orlando, fig. $100 $1,0010 Flossie Hudson Ima U. P.rb.i 1021½ W. Llv.ston 1627 Lexington Ci!. Orlando, Pie. Ocute, Pt.. $100 $100 Adelaide Harkins Mrs. J. T. Mabry 202 Champion St. t. 1, low 110 Sarasota, Plo. Dover, P1. petiole J. Myers Bill 1. Morris 1842 First St. Rt.2, Box 110 Sarasota, Fla. Lake Wales, Fla. $100 $100 These are some of the hundreds of cash winners In our 19th week of of Go To The Races." Many more winner's names ore posted i your favorite PublIx Market! SAVE 16c! Hunts Yellow Cling Halved 1 •• e health and beauty &ids* Sc-Off Pockl Dental Cream king sme HairSpray - S . 1 'Ib 49c. •1• •15$ -vie Hi-R.s.dCIsop1ed Beef .......•... 3 pkas. $1 Ma. Peers F,anw Styli 23 ai. 99 Fish Sticks...... .. • • •. cons 3 32oz. BORDEN'S CREMORA Saturdays. The nut week's tickets will be a"llable every Monday morning. (winning numbers rst.d Monday AT YOUR LOCAL PUILIX MARKET TODAY, ngapIeswc,4 SAVE Sc! Libby's Pineapple-Grapefruit Frui*t Drink IJwGr eenstamps J RED NO. 21 RACING TICKET 25 8 oz. C s 6 59 :. 1O 37 oz2 pkgs. 1¼1L39C Potatoes SAVI Si! $Nuffers AN Grutt. Potatoes .. .... ........ 2 04P. B News johnum's Ftied Clams........... 7k'69 p dierftn's Frog" i as. t & Sauce 1 -- . A SOO P.M. .. EXT WDSO.TVIO,lu,i. BE SURE TO PICK UP YOUR ... ::' • e frozen foods 0 "Vt %I Flarldesold Frozen Calls. Orange Juice ......... 6 6e..99 flsilApaMPrassn colic. OrangeJuice ......•..3 1 ,'98e Green Peas ... . . $.astlsl.nd Tasty Blackeye Peas . rin k 4 Beans SAVE 1 5c! Hunt's Tomato PIIC5 AU IPflCTIVE YMUPL, fll., SAT., $EPT. I, 9, 10, 1966 I J Pork Chunk Bologna.. ' 49c PremiumSausage Brown"N Serve 5 9C kg S.rsssos Brand Chipped Beef, Ham,orTurkey 3 3 oz* A Tarnow's Whole Hog Patty Style Or per i. Sausage. . . , 69c 6 •. 10 o. 16 s Herman's Orange Bond Sliced Bologna25c45c 59c Delicious Pasteurized Claw Crab Meat. '." $109 0 ( 39c Grapefruit D Mont. silo Saturdays of P.M. an WFLA-TV-1 Temps slid WINK-TV-11 Ft. Myers SAVE 4c! Van Camp Swift's Premium ; 40 as HI*I'S ALL YOU DO Chunk Tuna 3 6½::89 pwclww LYKES SUGAR AliCREEK ç / + Prune Juice -Pin r th p ' i&fl iOty Lady 1, f Ye Play "let's go to the racca" Le illts 0. T. The Rae.." Silockets ti TV POST TIME not he flowed ofter Cream Style C Ft Swifts HiMeaf Dinners For Babies 2 39' �- . ____ . -;...i.t.- . 11~41~1- - . -. .I , wr:~ rf ' - Sept. 7, - Rayons.,nd ts 11onored Blhimy . '" ......, I ept • . 0 i , -, . _ 4 _ Ir'? 4 rLJ AT CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL ~FOOTSALL t, , II j I IV ~ : a j2 t'. ____ ztt:hrhnmerieentIy ,.%Ir,.. l.niiisv milton nssisted bar L W D . . . P.-A41 If TY/S " so 1 . A N. I After listving been called from hoinc, the linlitiree returned Ia- . " "I , : I . ~c r1iftm. KCVL .Z., A TV ;trr I I I :,.,7 - Democratic Gov. rAmiind G. 1. ,,, .. , Drnvk ,~ 1-. -. 'I ___ 0 SELF RISING I I Fl __ __ SYRUP-FREE ___ WITH THE PURCHASE t, 1 I 01 '' & 9 .1 I 10 __ OF .-I of. . ! . . ( `11 ' . nonhip of populowt, problem- U 0 I ., ~ ' fillm . SPECIAL 0. I 6'~IAX _ 0 0 . ( _ . .6 . I I _ _ T;Y 1 SACRAMENTO. C&i1(AP ~144* ~,7-;~, !, . 7 . ., t-11" .. I -.1 ., . -1- -- -.:, a - ., . -, ~,O-,~ , I Voll." age I I -~,--, - Y I Governorship .I - I I -.. - 16 Fight , ZI, p N. (.;I , . : I ...... . % .. ". ;1.01 AM "11A .,4, hi'hdn nrIutnPnr YEAR AT CA _ 'Aill 1 I I ,~j., :r.. , * "I ._... -0/I .,; -~ L&r ninst surpri4te parties. t r I.,~ j:''"*" ... ..'.".. , k,.& ' j. : ) A1, ~ t l• *~ 3r I I I flfln RIS 1.5 Is j : with a surprised birthday 1mrty li~ his wife, Alm. *Katherine 7 , , . ,-,~ ' :cho " I . . A I I -I - Pr *autm-b 111'ralb _________ 11 . ____ i _ ___ I i s.xb *naIb Iii, I --~._--.. C ,0 . 0 PANCAKES 0 C I I I . . California. - . - 'f", / ,~~ / i 1.!r - . 4,I$k~~ * . 0. . . . 11 "-' , a-- - . \ IIIIIim W IT I / I - - * , 'A ,~, 5 ~ '. - .. "' &V w •., ,•,s I il, I I , 4 . ¶% ' • I I ~ iI I 1. 1 9 ''! ~.I ~,! .11 ; ,I * [ 11', t,: 11 I I Iq If ' I I t Wif1*f,; - i I API, I .,,SANFORD 11,, t',:,.' u I - e C I E. VOIOT and 31AflION VOlOT, hIP wife, TIM11te ef lom i hitc h grKtittitm, umtoizimei_ liminrK, crt-: ii~-. tiii-otigii, (1tritl,-ti,-, ut Lnsi I'III)ISI W . t),ri.iiiIi. lull).? ,,! th eir UtuIolcIwn hi.'trs, sut.nsor, UOETZ.lAN, iuii w•ici wiu,ttie tlrvjaaoa, ltiguta,, grritnlei,. 4th- 1J11111144?P, iu.tr., ttevi...,-,. ratu- !tlll"T1• ' t.. t u. •itchu ottuil f ill V.1)1)171 I up. j *1 1 i 7 l T4'?. . ti;rius , ,ut:d 7rnr 164- ii,' ',. i'ft()i Utiui fi ll thu t II' 'hu l, III r"IITIt us' 1 •:u(-iIitflhiuII :i; P iiiui,i.wj. Iuiu'iii tcrvøt in the fnl1u.wiiu a 6 ft ' P. H. tIscrIi- I?t'lt.i-d IuV(,I..?rt, t'IIIt'h W luiidi lyittr. uml loollig Ili fililljo-c* 1111itter, It it , • ilk o'. c.rt '. here the , 1 I I : ri I.. ii co'1vu'V:t114'' 1 fullnwiog ,. . 1k q If I- &. Ole. .00~ . i I - . *~,; I "m / t., ' / hP. • -b .. ______________________ L.._ - I I ' .-- #. . of tilt Public Itecurds fill im, istso, tog, , %% ' P 1; tios s' WI ~t .~ flZtIi?iP 'Tuu and ei&cii of you arc tiert.PitUi.Llf?(I tiernI;s.1 ,')IiUhth. 7tI1.I i II' thuiuiu,. nil, L • Iuy ssvverahly tutitifleil that AN. tiluti iuuri4IcqJ tlu,'5,',uiu )'(uu. ciut1• • u i)IL.V. E VOIC'! and MAIHOr'. YOU, A'P 1 Ahl om 'a ov i$uj. tin i is tI rt.o' Hub VOIO'F. iti wile, lulLs'. flieti aT" iseriuby tui,tlftetj ttuitl it Unit.- Js''' if. V w of Otti Htj&ti' Road their Complaint in tit(- Circuit plaint hut t.o,itt flird t tin N i, 4 15 1 or S% IL sIP- OtuWell Ilranc'iu Court 1'.imithi ludtt tel Circuit In at,r's. uuu&nurti I'iuiuutit u,itiitn i'..i.ij iIu t)uu S,uutiu thieriti! I- Ut'ii r uiutl:utti oil 5()fltt:ut: Counts . . :7 Flu da ' no-,djj,. STROKo DAN`16 & 11ONT0811, COU118HON, 17111 Atiomeys ttjrl'latnttffasshuec i.' hirridiali Avo. riorlau, m, St-plember 14, 1u• ,P- t & ;. I;- - - ' this Fall with Cash from FA 19G6 at I I -III '' N.0 " I place, come in and let. ol is I1uui;: tt t'VCn leave you with dt!ht (" u ' u 9 • • • 9c U S clothes , But Candidate .~ a • • 9c a . i'i 1' ud •11M 1it L}J\ ioo )Ø * ! , : 1%, -original of *unit ill tilt Office 66iticilib of vuld conw1ulist wIll lltsidiml, vau and each uf vou. - " \ W: - ..")I7N , .,11 I _1I IA LB. . 'WI?KLHh my liund and Arthur IL. seal LB fiminale County. 101arl", this :5nd 68LY of August, A. D. IM. Afthur 3L 3kakwith. Jr. CIO* af the Circuft Coin, 77j *aiI. Fioridui 14. P )hji't,ststlt, I .1 I _1 I ~ 'q " hI., m 0A.k 11151111 0 599C U.S. GOOD by; Karafwret Z, Tyre SPAGHETTI , sons in a class that uil,l have "NORTHE11tN" TOILET , .I .. I FIN ttitiiir. 'r '.. 115CIflgaLnt reading ' _ noticed or effective? You're ' 110 3OUfh of 1'JLLSBUR' 'I " 0,~ I STEAK ;~ . ,I~,, C " . I "M11 S FER CHIEF EF" " I , 1. - MgnoIj Avenue . . . . 322-4612 / ~ be three Negro children in their 611011TON" Johnson. running against ,1nurop Rockefeller. publican Winthrop caine to prominence in state spok esman for 5( (I potitics dS a spo regatwnist groups MEATPIES .- _ , -.'- -. -, -, - ' - - 0 A C L A " SIRLOIN - ROUND - SWISS LB LB I STEAK STEAK BEEF' 4 L BS 7 rk as he !r, ad OO°'o PURE GROUND FRESH L0 C $ 88 GOLDEN RIPE FLA. GRADE "All SMALL V_ ith - LBO CAN U.S. NO 0 Toma,to IYC • yyr 4. TOKAY LBS. 49c 1 :: 4, ______________ . SPECIAL : -~ SPECIAL SPECIAL S - "MONOGRAM" "I " _____ w 4 . I I . . . • _____ BAG • e 9UART I ,. ., C I. . , . .,q , .. ; . •'d - e I C I . ! A* , to V:j0 a ;101 A . 1 (LIMITi I WITH $5.00 ORDER) Mir 0 i - - % % C 'i'ha word "cithiiv' meas ,j.wve.rs&l or general. AB __________ . 9 11 , v . I. ..., I: at the Marint officers Candl, date School in Quantico. Va. ________ ____________ 0 -) LBS. . 39C opes Gra ______ . f I P 6) EACH U U S RED READY TO SLICE DOZ 8 6 11 5 . 9C A A& . 3LBs-29, - 'ElgwI' where 5he is coinpe ng ., & YELLOW I WHITE -- bragged about her to his bud- " 1' T as 9 OZ FRENCH FRIES Sotheysenthertheletterof ath ~!' CLUB f ,. j , I % # 11RG. ROLL Oil "BALLARD" sid, 6 in the first grade of the school elementary Conway Wednesday. The boys teacher said she understood there would I 1, 1 , / 'i , " / from a company of Marines telltier ae allOY, you re b0'b ing to be Miss America." Her buy friend. John Barrow. 23. of Philadelphia. Is training EO000 READERS I a BISCUITS 0 9 a 11 5 5 8 9C ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) I ! Sanford f C LB - Miss America - , a l'v ittle ' I . )O' Y WESTERN BEEF RIB OR FAMILY , TISSUE RothvelI of Philadelphia. basin OVER ~ tIi. 7C ' LOANS UP TO 66UU I I means I.columnby24nclws. ij. "" I Publiall AUx. 27. U. 31 & Sept. is" jz-. i' UU tfln nve , LB. TAILS 9 K - . , .1 1 - 1. 111 I -. .: "; 1-$" ' ,I ,.'-, .. I I CAN NO. 300 as tin uish to fix up the ' :: U ~ !. .., I.. 2 a 9c 4 OZ. CAN' regaon guidelines are IllegaL but h has enrolled his twin M Jr. C rcult Court '" - S'ha' nut see us 1u' " ut'tier ini- fall. ,.. .! ~ ~ ~II a- LEAN MEATY OX rolled the twins. Danny and Da- or the family, .~elot. T, 1'.464; 1. No 10 LBS. iome, and b °. o ar-saving's Clark at ttiv stbove.etaitio-11 i at Sanford. aTEwsTa*. DA'1Sè 1. & x.3& FRI1IJ BACKS 38c ** I I "JAY 1111tt)" It'll.-,N NA "SHOWBOAT" rights law. 4 .. (10EAL) WrINTIONN 1. :;i ' ; ! Am_ of the Clerk fit Ut, abovc.styl- hut tMkCit Its, t?OIulUItiuI,d by y'u,n. isi'r-i DONE AND O1lI)KItEI) at thur ad Court on or before Baptem. (i'iir!ht,,uu,, CoUn* her X. hiGh;. .ts. reijutred by HrIUIIILIII' law; utluerwibs' u decrer pro batord, i"k,rldit. this 11hi i1' will * titutuied tijutflst ufkttauis.t, lt'bL i°u!e W F. P_ 12OZ. P C . j C . I --I* I I 9 5 2 8 I I . Cu Is NEC C LB . . . • ,k.. tv's nominee for governor In : I L'\VLP 'JLP cei a a ou best untither v. L. 'N' ihttiiiiig Js1tUrc and entertaining features! Wh ich IiIuikC it a WodoiitI . , 1 1' a .ui4, enjoy a• • nt' PuI t , aa a a-aluable ahoppinr guldt! 111',,:" ... • p a 0[tK ANI) SHOWBOAr, 1) because they go beyond the civil 11 for SLICED "MYLFS" 9 5 9 a 9 9 a 9 9c , ,' 1e finest merchandise - j)I'C1 flt(fV t..a era tI! 1' ou LB. SAUSAGE COLTNTRY TAVERN" ~t- '.. . 5(•n,J Ia USDA TURKEY HOPS flUIIIR3 U • U . . . a a a a MIX the las • Johnson said '1 sUll believe the federal school desegregat.ion guidelines are illegal _, ,!:, fOr you. One loan cotild I)B,,.aD your bilis in fA Zoniiii: 4,iminlimpiull trails Reagan But they indicate be has gained since the June primary. The private, respected Field Poll last week said Reagan led Brown 46 per cent to .. '- ii •d cent Undcci wi th "I promised that I would obey I CIlO .it 4 LB qUICK FROZEN G J8 Polls show the governor still Enrolls 2 Sons LBS 3 Negro students Many Times Over ,, 1' SAVINGSiL 1" a S sy .r.e .osi o Your Newspaper 1f YOur bill',ale piling up hLe hqt%,(*h around the j. . IT -leeds.1 ' flit' VOW* I the tied t1uLt You atid each of you cult court and tto servo- & t-t, . -: AS YOU TUI, 'N 'tF, jmi, ,es these dayis you% I I'uiuItv' huu-Ltrhu! will iil lucid itt abovo-deerIb.sd real pro. (of uU art iutir,ti,y rt!iJuItft(1 t Cottiit' party located in *4ernliuoir Cuun- file tnt ,tuuwor or tither l'lci,sl. tin' H"uitu,ui( Court ti* rmip(.uus)s'c thueloto wIt It Shut ii (111, tustl 0? . Gn,ui tit ts.elntior, ty, Florida; You art' further hereby mitt- Clerk of thut' uilmv('.,,,utitI,-d Uft. ll',lU, ttitfiuri I"iorldut, OH 'ctl. .A.. . ' I,. t, '-'- *-*!-If' lying Wood (if it, quiet titsiturlited ieruisurts- in ttit. ut.oV#,. j 1.,_,tSI.I . III MIX Johnson. the Democratic par-' .. . aour Ii in bu 'ig Bdck .To - School c4oLheb and iupplie, anu 1' all household nteds. DC) t t.h easy, thrifty way - with the aid o l-i - itev- IJ .4101 ' :1 1 .' A., r, Back-To Q Z .,Or-' tIl( I .V ., t1w sikoi-ve-~'I'li copy of your azwwer or other .h'e i'lcudtuu5 Illion tit.' l'ILL%tlttft't & I. ,::-•.:-.-. 1~ . I cr11107,'. On Your IF Fam~q S - ______________- 1 '; ,,.,,,, . '- t5(' I~ '."' LB. J I LVV - -,-,.,'4 ~--.:5 ~~ .4 I i~" . /Ir __ I I .,i~6 avings :- ":, Lieletidantr 1 , - r 03 . .* . _-X r I::-~ __. , 'Ev"l- - (W 11 bus1ness, churches, schools and Other groups to solve the state's ,'!;ft 1* . prn;ii.rts pr i.ont1 Fl" ,,oriwr sec :S. Iun. :tul:. S.nuinul . C CAPITOL LEAN MEATY HAM F. /105p.~N :101' M - FIRST CUT PORK "JIFFY" COIIN M U F FIN' 'Guides Illegal" P. I et .er ,~'Iined the "cread ve society." a government, , partnership of 1' If C LEAN MEATY PLATE SALTINES ___________ S 1 :_ 1 IOCK, Hrnutnoi, Countyj hhuurItIu, urc'nru1In l thereof recorded In J'htut nf yipu av . ; ~'Y. .. --t will a IØC 43 0 Tu't'(lfll- ?it wirt of tbe 1 w hich I I'.i• t'. ,, tiu I•tut'! c t*ei Wost or U aviv r 'w in It No. 4;lf T ito IE of itocurdi n Hcmin..i' Cuunty, New tiui sV . thu SE & of s.d Ftiurlelii 1C... ft. Itnhl aipso 'u' Iii % iticititiltir (III hltit14I27i atuti $ III' PLAT or IILaCK HAM- III It __ %~A - - :, .4 1 ~' Sin! :Ir * is 'I Y. ; Lo t t. q - ~AFT GUAP.ANTIE D SERVICE VINCENT PH DELAND _t LB '. ,ER VTOR REPAIR! MAWS ARMOUR STAR SMOKED ARMOUR STAR SMOKED enforcement, and rehabili 'a 'working society Thats a phrase coined after Reagan out. _--::- School started the now Hchool e4 .-, enttnuu1. '111' deseriho(I juerson, or nurtic. and all n' cIIL)rnuur 'fi t-, mitis or purtiet, bovitir fit claini- to lilt%-# im~ vi;zlii. titic w m-1 limil - 1*, t.- '-'4.,',l 1.% ciminp NVeRt W 1 , ::4. TwIl. ! 111111-Wilil: dt-h- I Ifif itisr to liuvv a ri;ait, t1tit, or In. torent iii 11t, 14, tilt ed Hi.Y and Tri.Hj-y or- _-__ tiuu I '' 1jjjjjI L_*Sj4jjj#'?*P ttijt' I ___ ! ii. tigem, uptogtiet-v ntis UtloIl 1 11, cIttInit,i rehir _._----------_-__ - i,imw.i: Vfill 11 144641110% 11111all-Ull jW7,1 1II! , , if First 1fl(Illfli I I Ili 101y,~'Iralh. . I ~ ------- I 111:11owil) " I. %%-it#- GOIiGE It. aluil 1u,trtIcz einirnin 1 . merica will; lit Broth- ,ill'J;v their home. "I holle I call give soniethin ~ I erton, N. .T.. wiv, iamwi, it., In- . ! 11-t!foltjjt .jjj(.j:8oIj juHt com- I ;Ili(' I ktmw T'll learn much, , I Mr ~ vv ell iald. "I'll) pieased I dian 1%1:llt,. pit'l-I'd (111( yeal tour of duty in I I thill I well ellough ~ . .4 01 Ill 1.~ (;t I I': I7..\ , ..\, " lilt , to h( m-cf-pu-IL" --- I muccennorb, deV11449ri., If-glitort'. I'I (I.I.H1011111.4 111111 Petsuru N7 NECK BONES = PIG FEET w HOG WED., SEPT. 14 "LAItA LYNN" tation for dangerous-drug users. , . - They are part of what he calls OR CONDITIONER AN. 1100 W. 13th St. SYRUP 1/2 GAL 4 11 .. I .'; '14iv - ,t. Nathuniel Jucklion in in India TmIan-wits. I Ttvfvijilitvil ! WOTICE OF SUIT NOTICU 11111 APPEAR . THE WPATE (it" 1*1411MIA T(W fill' 161*1l1,ICATIll\# Tht, rexpectivt unirtiowti licirb, Not EloWAIII , .1 (;(11-',TZ.%IAN - Executor of Off Loftitto. of IIAU- Eavil alid ;dl I a ' , I. " sold out. i ittiti O?\ • Magrie Thomas and daughter, ' 4 : OFFER I C rt ~'r,- tI 1, Discount r.. LBO 0. Ia "SOPPIN GOOD" Brown also outlinM proposals for bringing science into law : enforcement; setting up family courts to handle divorce and child cases: assistance to local . 11~ L. IP • tudivid- CAit.ON. hIP Wilt, tillift. I'll' i tsi flLLtiit .e l F. C.A.r.'_ 11" , EV".VA 1.:~ .1. .; II:71411.61 11I.I.; """_.~sipiwv up with tilt- Peace Corp -- CAMLON: - 14CITIL11A 0()ETVAIAN. hit, i%it,, iscratizis (Autmitir 0 -~-z . .# on its face. _________________ C I A, 1`1 0AA T 11 ' R D " 3. PRICES GOOD THRU Regan backs the measure •PentalB DO I I ,•; ?vIantlty RIghft Roser.-_ lot. Proposition 16. the CLEAN * )'..., . a] . ite iiiItitT 0? " GET \Cc\UIStNTED Mrs McNeal and children were recent houseguests of Mrs. Deputy and Mrs. W. I 1- I'llown have ' returned from viieatioznn- in the Peach State. ~ Sold Out LARRY Deasawtvd, anti SIi.riff'i geles. ,. I'' 46 St. & Sanford A". ~l~Ill, lilillill~~~!l 14 But.. he .said an anti-obscenity . 4,_,- , I i?e2re Corps - ANDREW d1tors. trut4tovet. lilid ltll~' ;Llj(j Jill i W and 211m. A. B. Frisoll is iti' reportel. . 1 `I Furniture Co. 1P (:,.rTvets 0 Furmiture lege, and is presen tly employed 'rt, 'Mary Atkins i .' Ay. those selling smut to minors ,, ~ * %~ ,!:. ,'i. q , - Tran ri: •, . - I . . -) r, 'i' U 5 .•- • , i 1. .-.,,.4f .~.`1.- : under I R. Sanford . c' the campaign an intense livery in Los Angeles, he called JORANNESBUII(Z South Al r'ra,i Cokmun •1ck ciiirica (UPfl-Lact week s cdi 'i,r summir gra duate of finn cf Time Maguzine, feidur. Snv1iinith SUttt' College, rng -i cnvtr stor on South Al 81 tt d , t u hutgiositIo Ut BOSTON VING5' VEI'tl:M. rican Premier Ilemir' Ver. :\M)1l"y School in Fttyetteville, l'L!. AIR. Md. (AP) - Mithel ANn LO.tN AS(W1ATiON, woerd, appeared on newsstands N. (' United Htutr, n ,'1ri en?7f)J Monday. B was pronupty irs •larhson and duughtcr, nmtlic' "ears gold-rimmed here ::IJ;)°:' GEORGE Ii. CAIWON. . Of hUrberued .-Im.l.i.n. Iwt.t1r, from Lincoln High School, Till. I I 1.1 If for strengthening laws against Tht, grroup v,,_,,,%,t,.. :. : . ii:, : Tito.,;(, jivemlii,, . : a I I A longside old post office) .. -n split with Reagan another issue today .. BIrt.. McNeal, tht, fornim Di- Th hir fellow told this reportthuii bu dun had wonder. iw'rr oarji'j' OOVPIT, W'z' JI ill. CIRCuIT, 15 THE P.15TH JUIUnIAI sE1IThoL coiw'ri. his - ''".D"f,-rfutfffy.","4i.,*..*-~iuti*tto.uftl&itl,i*,1.4,-%"MNW-.-i Grandma Joi ns i 'ruE niuci ri rouwi or ; I 1). % '.'- .; I Notice Legal Plaintiffs, I C .e I .. 4 ',,-_jPe-,.-AU.-A*W RMALv,- __ Legal Notice - x 1~ JUEGA"ER ~, I n Q71% 2 I I,4' ' ThRd '. LB. LEAN WESTERN PORK . i C 11 r / . 01 1 THICK SLiCED BACON 11 • 9 j OLD FASHIONED COUNTRY I over the issues. alreidy have I ~ All chur.vhv.L~ ii; thit: group : I ILI,#, 6111ked t(, plf!ast. Ill. present metology at Florida A&AL Sliel - -- - It . i~ -- -- ,_ has done further study ut Los t o th'~ mewtin-. 0- Tit(- church is IC _* -4. ''_.,. 4. .*'.: _j . A ~ ____ M LER5-9' /-*-f7EAT .4; I I 9 . I'' tv! curre Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. I an(, I vui I MAd-1 PLAYING A7"FL0R,,6o-,Fj .,. "P! I 1. lw%j I-%I, . I# I .N,,-, - ,, Zijlt.!-.,tet,n Itellanly, Mrs. . ,)joi,it-it Dixon, and Mrs. Ousie * . . I I 1*11114f; (lim-1,11f,". it-ill Ineet at ' I iNf-%% Bvtiw: k'.Nll', Church Mid- E #21''t, , I ""i,.\ t:t;: ' :Iu Sergeant and Mrs. Jarkmon ! :. 1. IF V (", .1 :' I., . : t 4 OCtl tele p hon e office In our - 16 ..'I 'n on a statewide telecast that night.. preceded h a news con trnee in Los Angeles. Californians on t tote until Nov. 8. hut strong atthcls by d 1zc Henderson KenI bus ,.'n transferred from Company ziidt, Preshu, Alm. Als- Viet Nam and I Mrs. .Ms,, . , : * , * - . aign Friday. liell Iv • 1flUJ ffflniv. \is. Snenter Williams, * #I.P andaft- "_~, chaperone for th zi I •'. - • - r-"-----i five-day t our ; k .1 .. I '~ . ~'J. ~ _ ;, to work- in the i a I ".ed That b I 0 I* - taking Brown through the farnmn i ~ ! .-','~A, -fields of the central valley. into 1,ax I .I . ~ won three races for governor In • Pornier 1,1"' members attend. ;,:g were Lorraine Ringling and -urn Dixon, Mrs. Marie Fran. W. • WiUz . , ~ . (it, (ieparting, each truest expreRsed hinvwlf as having had WAS THAF 49/49If Alom (30AClq NOLT,9 WPO -- I C()1VFFREAfCE 'COACH HAS AN OVERALL f ,'atn ^,r' T) 4E YE A R -*e 0 40-24 RECORD AT .,; I a_.-IIr FIi M T'lIaniv Mrs. Lila are graduates of Crooms High ... ~. Af Aa Y, a.. a,- 9 GROOMS #o MUST -_ ''Ili a 0 0 I PAVE PICKED UP . I .. . . 14 villir Williams, a fn A Ff_W 7PS ON p rn SumIni,, Sept. dent ofCroom,waE graduated tit ___________ COACHING WHIL % I b3 AND %4 N Iiinirtonhnpp;hirThdnv ThrM( n'tc?uI1n were mv Washington, N1 &fl(t Ur. S 'i nung, 'Mr and )I Mon niti 'r 1-s. SiInm Lanier, 'Mr . and 11i•tir .1. Burns, 'Mr. and izm - . . lv_ - ' ) ¼ I ~- . ,O I Thoma , _________ I I this state. Smih. ShirIc Ann Simmons, hii'K s Butch Jones, i - %., ,.,. . -1111ftc-1 ahc . .. ILIMIT: I WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER) t tice Earl Warren. A Republican. ". Fudell, Warren StevcM Carl Ftukfl ltm J ohnson, Elliott wrd w,i .. ':; Jthd ice rream hnfft't style. 1flT\mCfaTd uefi1Ift r,rhdsts f" _, . .1 ! Rwzcninry Johnson, Rachel Col. , ~.,. ~, I p ernor steps before a Labor D. crowd at the Alameda County Fairgrounds And tells working men wky they should give him a ~ , ;~.11 _. ~ i .. . r_ *.*JLJ_1_11L*L*L_ EL - ' - _________________________ -' - . I. - - .-- - - �-- , ..-.---.-- - -_- _, . ___________ -. Pave SA .-..--.-..-".. ,_, .,I__Ut. - -S ,-., - -- '-' - - -- - . i - . ~ I - I Z. 196 SCTIt. ' \%',\w. '. ~ho,ii*A~ " ~W~ 06. ' -'-. - 5- *S _ - - WMIan on&&& IFit - - - ArSWJ ____________ ..:•;. (Ad , O V*,. -:-::••:-:•.:-:.:-•------•-...... g S :flA w / !il.:: Seminole County * * on the Si, John River . . 0 , I '. : . resL . atCa I ... 1...... r *r*''.... . 1....'-.. *, .. _ . Stotet i .1 . % I I.. ..., I..... . -------. \ W, F '' , M ~ ... .. ~ . I .. ... -.,,. r "JP.GHr . -- Zip Code :12771 W IATII I1t: Vednesday 1)0-611), I-11111.06 Inch ; elnitily, alioww'a Iii iii 1'rii1ny 4 CLOG .* I. you ii +11 .... ...... ....., By County Commission Mill look. It would take Ing at roads. Heavy Wes?er Te,,der Reef . SUMOIN . -a soc $.cOo,000 ,, ' 93c LB. RO OL YOUR CNOICE . 1 . • . . . OuIe& IF, M..r 116M U. Md D. UKEY 24.L ROAST "SUPS-RIGHT" .scs IF ,oz Waste, 'Tender Beef Nwvy STEAKS V-u1.i,, SANDWICHES.39c CN the way, we hope Pete Xnowles takes a closer look at the city's recreation program and especially at the ball park That at 24th and Chase. sure doesn't measure up as a and this is from diamond a Met fan like me.... Just for the record l'ete, check the tennis courts by the lake front and Isn't there too much emphasis on softball in our pro. gram. By .lêØt" &wtd SIk.d LUNCHEON 39c FILLETS .......... DeHcaas O.id $2 79 EACH CeDe wmppw DCE*W th at th e youth wing at the Civic Center is a flop. 0s 'S.pir.la$i' DsUds CIJIAW STYLE MEATS .... 3 . 79c . SEA . SCALLOPS.... .69c It CHEESE CHOICE u.69c Bøs,.iess Full Cut ROUND SIRLOIN fIXETISR-JAEUT ALA has beet flown by iVAB- from Sanford Naval Air Station to North American Aviation at Columbus. Ohio. Thu Navy's first high altitude supersonic bomber, the A1A. joined the fleet five years ago and has operated around the world with Sanford-based squadrons. 'The Ali-As will he converted into LA5C "Vigilantes," carrier-based supersonic reconnaissance attack aircraft. Final flight of two aircraft was by -(Ieftto right) Lt- D. S. Spinelli, Lt. Cdr. G. Tymnn, Lt. 1. Bratton and Lt. Cdr. . S. Moore. Florida . $ . £ ' TIP • . That ought to put Kirk right in the big money. That is if the 300 show up. . - YOUR 0eS THE CHOICE You know our industrial lead- ers could rea lly get to work on REAL LBO the Sanford Naval Air Station If the government would give them a definite date on when the base will be closed. THING" 984 They say July 1. 1968 but it from reli won't be done able sources. You just can't go __ Jane Parker Freshly Báed AWARDS I 'l & PRIZES ... W,- 52,000.00 WINNERS I - I .. %k- ~, I , _* S1.000.0D WINNERS . FlaLbNM Lawv.sc ............ FoftY Beach. S. C. Mc. Eduru1 C.. S?app ............Dilaedc, V-Ic. 414 'Ext. Dec hi. IIr.. 1 S. W.Beach, F. -11 Till -' '1'. gra a Mrs. Pail wo.o&i .......... Pt. 1 - -- - . 1-1 . - r. - •l .4 r.reen Beans 3 - LearnSi-I-is ....................Savamwh, o. Fe. Mrs. V-.e Wftpea .................. 14.r,y Cruisisy .................. LakeIaac. V-Ic. Mrs.. 1. A. Msrpky ..............Pt. Pierce, Fin. Jibe L--i ...... ........ 1arpoi Springs, Fir.. Mrs. Pill Lester ..............Very Beach, V-Ic. Mrs. V-,Is E. S.iñer ............ Orlando, V-ha. MUISSU MacDisuse ................tirumaa, Fin. Mn. Jeri Slurp ................Orlando, V-ic. CM. Sh...fL............... St. Petersbsr. Fin. J-- p' beebrale ................ Orlando. Fir.. Valdosta, Ga. Mn. In' áatb Wurd ............l.akr Citi, V-hi. Mrs. Merle Davis................Brin&wIck, r. m.ee Pkii.n................... JacIseiwilk. V-4. Mrs. A. J. C1. ........ JsesrU)e leach, Fie. Mrs. H. W. C&1.w ............ Leeibur. Fin. P-u, C. Mnl ...........Ormund Beach, V-Ic. Hmlethi, Fie. Mrs. Lalm Ielhl ......... av Gallic, sic. Mrs. ieau., W. l..Ia M. CeaSI41 ..............Juckaosivllte, sic. ham ............... C.ocu, V-Ia. Clarlettoc. S.0 WIjt I.s....u4 Oliver ..................Cisarhestoc. S.C. .... . WEBSTER (right), commanding, office of IVAfl- at San4-.,,,.,, . 4.rd hr,'iil ;,i4- ç. ,4 ..I. i., .--. ,,4..I Csmii.._ it.i ALC sq dt rot depurtments in honor of the squadron exceethng 1.000 hours of flight time in one month, due to large replacement pilot training commitment along with normal operating schedule. Also present for the ceremony were (left to right) Lt. Cdr. IL L. Cunn, Lt. L. W. Foy, Lt. Cdr. IL S 1ioure and Cdr. T. E. Daum, executive officer. (Navy Photo) ,cra - all ttirc t iters 1611111 lII te,r. i-ti heir - DEAN - .. . ssa. .. 4... - ia...- .a4 .i wIt: G ir l Scout Leaders To CCPU There are 180 registered Girl I "A world of luv and friend- "As your daughter continues Scouts (12 oopt) IL t he ba $IUJ) OPCUS when your daughter in Scouting she will grow in ford Area !'eiijhhor1wucj who joins a troop. Girl Scouting at adult leader this year. holds out I hand to ad knowl"dge and responsibility, Al icait 80 mere girls are (! Wherever sue may he bndness and resourcefulness, pected to aeci menibership in the fret' world, Scouting will for Girl Scouting is a continued within tile next few weeks. he there to continue its . Mary, for girls from seven An urgent appeal is being through 17 years old. made by Mrs. X. (Eloise) "As a troop leader, you hold S or o 0 w s k y, neighbor. e key, fur you are an adult th 4 , *wod chairman, to any adult - rust M i h giving of yourself freely to 1erevd in Girl Scout leaderhrinc all of the Anteres the ship UP volunteerJim tins wortk principles, and the effectiveness r"r while work. 3lany of the lead- To Have Supp of Scouting into being," she con•L, Atm. SurukwskY explains, A covtTed dS1J sulilter. first eluded. have ueeii lost due to transfer in a series 01 Fumy }iighi sup Of Navy families in connection pers scheduled f or the nicinberwith lAw phainng out of Sanford ship of First Methodist Church. Debutantes Naval Air btatwn. Sanford. will be held at 630 New 4-B club, with the title A leadership Iruining course p.m. Wednesday in Feflovabip of "The Debutantes," has been U scheduled to begin Oct. 11 Bull of the new educational formed in the Sanford area and at Grace Methodist Church for building. is luokmg fur new members. w £auforcl neigliburiwod which Rev. 1ttiert M. Jenlans, niio- Gir!s between the &9e5 of taIl covers the entire urea from the later, urges everyone to attend and ib years of age are fftwle mirth county line south to Five and join in this opportunity to In join and can obtain further 1'wnt'. Further information on eec the new building and enjoy infarniatioll by calling Mn-. Itotile program and xgmatrathu the fellowship. bert Smith, LUM West Third fur the course may be made by An open house fur the new Street. culling Mn. 5urakpwiky at wing is scheduled from 2 untIl 60. t 4 p.m. Sunday for the corn- Flirtation with fans reached "Tile many advantages your muuity and ueujiibur. kiwits and a pcui in the 18th Century. lii dugiziera find in scouting will hostesses will serve as guides drawing at fun acroes her cheek, (If 1UUfly be Jinilteti Al i sul- fur tours througb the laclitty and a girl told an admirer that she firiwit dumber of leaders As nut ItLw Hall by niemben. of the loved him. If she twirled her found." 31rs. fiurukowsl: c- Wunzuni Society u Chrustzwi fan Ui her right hunch. It meant i that she hived another. I Servu.e. plains. J. until III I. tilt lmrt U. tied are NTR AM adds fit Are Needed I old 4 tier law vant VOU Flat usto -. ::::::::::. * Biscuits bier A149 ! I* 14. - S 2 59c 249c . lOc Off Label'. Ludry Deitrge.t 11 . . II ______ ______ ____ 3-LI 11/'u'OZ. •1 PKG. ________ t. ______ :::.: ..::::.::. : II: beach. iP14L IL.... ................ Dea..Uac, Mrs. Saruk CIs .......... Haam.s City. Fig. SU_i1$. ______ __ Veoeta Ies rOc. RED TOKAY _ Grapes 2 s• .. _ 29' Lb. ri Grapes .............. Okeschaimm. Fla. Mrs. NeaSy Iui............. Vero leach, Fla. YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO WIN! START TODAY _ TO H? YOU WIN _ . FIE$H CRISP ICEEUR Head PASMcnes • . Lb. 19 TLOW COOI( Potatoes 1 OL,s 39 Onions 3.Ls-35c - . CL----T-- P's (QUANTITY RI+ITS c..,.' RESRVEPJ á .1I MOE FOR YOUR MNEYMA&PI - - -- ----. •.•• - •---- -•.- 11 - -------- 1 ----- - --- - ------- 4- '' -- ---- - - ' - - r3I1'TF1' - V I ____ ,1 • 5-- I - . Entertainment .................. 2A-3A 2A H 6-7 Society -----Sport. ...................................... 8-9 ti.1i.in.10; a I -- - I- S 10 I'. tO A. in 1. fl - Again Sheppard S. C' IC 10 nit IN re or as P. 'l. &_ - ed ii 'r $10,000 bond to await ciously killed" his first wife, retrial. He pleaded Innocent. Marilyn. Sheppard's attorney, F. Lee Sheppard has been free since Bailey of Boston, Immediately 1(1(14 on a $10,000 federal humid asked Cuyahoga County Coni- while the Supreme Court ionmon Pleas Judge Roy F. Mc- sI.kred his appeal. That humid, Mahon for a change of venue, which restricted him to time McMahon, who did not inilkate state of Ohio, was revoked and A united effort to elect Robert King High to the when he would set a date for state bond in th e same amount governor's office as well as all contested Democratic a now trial, recessed (ho hear- wils set, nominees to the po.sltions they seek in local and state 1ngwc,od' budget uzdinnce ing to confer with a ttorney The new bond will permIt him office was pkcled by all the Democratic orianizatinna Is expected to be adopted on Its for both sides on the change of to travel anywhere in the coitti- in the county 11' ' t it High strategy meeting held Wednesnental United States, (lily eVening. first fesdlng at the meeting of venue request. Stressing unity of effort was the city council to take place at 7 p.m. today at th e city hail. .John Kath'r, High county cantCouncilmen John I)eaton and jmnign chairman; Dr. W. Vincent ings will cause a severe labor yelp in all areas of the state shortage in Florida agriculture unless there is some change hi crop outlook." said W. U. Assby mid-December. This was the word from at- de-rson Jr,, labor division and perts yesterday at the fifth an- assistant general manager at Florida Tomato the Florida Fruit and Vegetable nun! South Institute at the St. Association. Growers Demos Stress Unity Longwood Set - At Strategy Meet To Approve Rudget Tonighf The dead. all in the car, were LEESIIURG (UPI)- A grind. .. .,, m,. identified by the Highway 1rg truck-car a-i James J. Miller, 39, tersection of State Road 43 and trol of Jacksonville, his mother. A.U. S. 27 near here Wednesday Itna Miller. 67. of Fort Lauderclaimed three lives and injured dale and his father, whose name and age were not available three others, one critically. * - • - - adopted with the major portion of the budget to be used for advertising. Rep. S. J. Davis, Jr. is chairman of the advertising committee. Other members of the High county steering committee proscut. WCl't Roy Vlhhiamns, former Sanford polite chief; Harlan 'l'uek, South Semninule campaign chairman; Tracoy Estes, South Seminole poster chairman; L. C. Riley, campaign treasurer; Mrs- Mary Goodspeed, of the Sanford High headquarters and Joel Field of the imeatiuiunsters cumimmittue. t ." - . -. - . -• . - ' . , •' "s' I i- •..,: - - • ' • • IF S - - - c - - - I - - * * * * * - Prime (UI'I Minister Nguyen Cao Ky said today he will visit the United States in November and will atidress a newspaper editors' I convention. , rk as er, ad * One of 31X persons admitted to St. Clare -m hospital - the exploiloii rinped through was in manufaeturing Line at the Bad• only tine in Baraboo seriosis condition. A hospital ger t.hdnancc Works, maflUfaC- spokesman iaid some injured turer of gunpowder for the had eeu taken to hospitals in war in Viet Sam. today. An other towns, including some to undc'crmined number of per. Madison. 35 miles away. Four doeturs were at the scene. suits s-aa iujuied SAIGON A UP!) - An BARABOO, Wis. committee and Robert Petree, state executive cornmitteeman and president-elect of the state Young Democrats. During business of the meetmg, a budget. of $2,500 was ecutive - al' 3$ **** Roberts, chairman of the Scmmole County Democratic cx- - fl as as ,g_ Ith - * Ky -maui he had "definitely made up his mind" to visit the United States with his wife. lie accepted an invitation to address the .%ssocigteil Press SIarmmgiImg Editors meeting in San Francisco. . I i IN _ _LOMS - / . Bridge ..................................... Cia-sallied ads ..................4A.&A Dear Abby .............................. 2A Edit.uris.l page ........................IA - PLAID STAMPS TOO! . r I ci . oroscope ........u.... -----...._ ..A - -- By Democrats Gas Tax Funds Show Big Jump . Herald Index 3. a I - -11 -W - If Tax Woes In Altamonte 19C IV - Dr. Munson suit against the Over 'J.1he Hill Presi. county should go to court be- WASHINGTON (AP) dent Johnson's foreign aid proNO ESTIMATE of damage was available from Florida Power Corporation fore first of the year. hill th gram 15 over the for is today on the light imle Ofl U.S, 17-92 north of Longwood Plaza which IF * S How come the Sanford police year-but not out of the woods. wan completely severed at its base when hit. by a vehicle Wednesday aftwere promised three additional After weeks of debate and enioon during a thunderstorm, (llei'ald Photo) men for the next fiscal year and fussing, a compromise $3.5-bilthen the board said "1w" When lion aid authorization was on It came down to budget talks? Its way to he White house toOpen House day. S.. t Sunny B.aborn called to say he All members and friends of under as mayor serve Won't u the Altamonte Springs Corn. By JANE CASSELBERRY th e mdtutio,m and tisking th "any circumstances" next year Draft Call UP A disgruntled taxpayer, 13. D. McIntosh, requested AtIa:itk Coastline Railroad to immunity Chapel are invited to Okay, Vince, get your shirt WASHINGTON (UI'I) attend an uivii house and The the town of Altamotitti Springs at Wednesday night's and tie ready. Viet Nam war-clearly no re council meeting to put cooperate. )tutis%al-mmmiumg, 5-LU p.m., FriUI) his cuniniw'ciul property on specter of election year con- Longwood it. was poInted out that the tiny, Imuimorimi Rev. and Mrs. Avenue for public sale lii order to determine Supervisor of Il.cgistraUOt) of• cerns-has sent draft calls IA) e seven Wayne K. Smith who recently th Jot's true value. mimnin line at. this point is flee will be opened this Saturday new, post-Korean war highs. Mcintosh had previously UI)l)eltled the ussessnient imiches higher than the sub flue i ovetI to their new home at f rom 9,o5to get you new VOt- The Defense Department said fore be the board of isqualizaOops ere registered and ass elevated curve Is necus. 1(15 Whmlppoorwill Wive In thu Wednesday the October call branch office at Sem. Torn I'rutt Jr., ps-usitiuut. of nary to allow the trains to tra. new RobIn 11111 iluvulupmnent off so will the would be Increased from 46,200 Lion u being appraised too high Palm Springs 11usd. mole Plaza. to 49.200 men and the Novem- and the assessment was lowered time South Seminole Jaycees, ,.u,i 170 illV Iso •1t41 _ql Lettuce Ac mailers imnd, the Demo. leadership is likely 'o have to put the house-passed bill on the shelf 1Pi'r a i-,r 'peks of snnil-pnred fillbu,cterIng by it opponents. .v."rs if the mc'asumre is revived later, ighms of relief I torn some sena- it ''ouId be in a postelection ors up for re electiimn. rrmti(' Drive Set M CUP 13 SO . - plan while rehiring in cre'i ejimatter here. - - E*ST.W WHITE rrices. in This ad are good Through Saturday, September l, Th . . . - .. U) Large. Fin. . . . ml It pilots (tisrles ('onrsrI Jr. and spnce'vshker to-he Richard F. (krrkm Jr. planned only casual review of their ?liht '6t Ouf Vote 11 -Year Tax Story $00 ................ A. lsy Mrs. Aiglur F Bear Lakeland, Fig. am 61. III. V 6 ~-p F. ,i go " Muir. . ings '-vith project nffi4J, (kern. 11w wAShtlNU'To4 (Al'm "or certainty that the Senate t'Ill not vote hc'ft,re the ?'lrpvem. Iiper c'IN-tIons rn-p the hotly muted housing section of the -lvii rights 1,111 Ic bringing eiuiet St'oiitile (It'Iita 'vIII In, pityitig more 1111(1 itiure for milk during the next two or three yellER "I)N'IILIRP OiC - - (LIMIT: I WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER) • 'Titan ? rocl'et (emlni morning. Fxrepf for brief meet. -• Seminole County's economic the fiscal year ending Philip ti, $2,850,189.77, t,;i S1.2,111.235.03. growth during the last year was showing (lie increase of $wo, South Si'IuiInIII' fluink--$7,718,Ten egrnes -"ore jailed Wed. While ATLANTA. Ga. (AF'm ''painted a healthy picture'' this 192.51 over Jime 30, 1965. $I .200,015.58. puptilatkin Ia down. ,t,lire maIntainer) an alert nesdy after police broke up up morning when It was revealed The five Seminole County 94W.39, ()vledii $4,. Citizens flatik of :o,nmim. Agrkulturc tntc ,gnlnst further rioting by 4e- a leaflet.rllstrftsmtion gathering , assets of the county's five banks banks this morning rcpoi'ted tornnhlP (list simier f)nyic Conn,'r $377,681.77. 412,578.66, tip city (tm's. oftU-ials antI white at the spot 'here several hour are up $4,396,192.51 over a year tat assets of last June 30, with pr.iIletIon Wc'iJn.a'lsy. Florida .Stnte flank $17,366, F irid t4egrr, community leaders of violence began t he day he. comparison of increases over ago. $259,632.89, cow pupulntlr.n k down, 940.17, ill) "Tim mimuiglut today to pinpoint cause.q tore. shattering the city's imTotal assets of the (ounty's year ago: III tIC K MIII A I tonal MRS. C A (he ps'oplo population is up, a rid intl racial hsrmnny, nd prevent a re(-e United Sl ate flank of 54'mInole S a ii I u r d Atlantic Nat five bnnks were $87,379,109.98 for ! finiik--$15,022, 140.99, tip $1,304,. _______ the law of supply and demniid 627.24. has ?l et In," hi' told arm The report followed disclosure milk Inilustry mni-i-'tIri design. WASIIIN(.TON (A1') - - The ,m 20 RI) vote, also would eby the state comptroller's office, oil to i'XpIOtd' !,ii'IIOM of i'lt. In a UPI iitspntch lrotn Tallaregulation and lietkr puhik re- louse has sent to the Senate for tend coverage to * million more workers. including for the first lmssee, an luicrense of uiinre (linti latlons. innl congressional action Jegisfarm workers, employes of time the assets of $320 mifllon in At the smi rue tIme, Cliii rlea sitinn that would set the minilaundries, hotels, A home in Sanford was selected at random, whh'li In 11)55 stnte•chnrtered banks and trust .1. l'ngii'hnrt, a retail growers -num wage at 11. 11) an hour by homestead exemption, compnnk's over and tipped employes. had a value of about $6,810, and after inst year. a a a o e i a tion representative, The present minimum wage next Feb. I and 11.60 an hour a property tax of $54.44. Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson Mrs. (amnllIii Ilturt', super. jrnluitcd a more cheerful picture jy Pet,. I, 1968. tnt the 30 million workers now The herald followed this property through the tax ynrs said the tittiul nssi'ts eXcec(lC(I for milk eonsuuhI!rs. vimor l' l'll'CtiOtiS, liliti The 1,111. ptisst'.'l Werinesday by cnverd is 11.23 an hour. up to the present shoving the amount of taxes hall each year $2.9 billion . Engli'hart said the state is l)avls will In' gui'st menk Jr. Setninuk', United State, South and the tax levy used to figure property taxes payable to this at the iui'etitig of the Semi- "less h'ntli'r" state-one in Citizens and Florida State are particular home-owner. This prol)erty Is in the Wynnewonil **** state-chartered banks. Sanford nole County I)t'nioerntle execti- which grocers sell selected It. lion of the city. hdow cost to attract cusThe Cordoha rioting was the HtJEl'40S AIRF.S (tJPT ---Recharter. (lvi' "ommitti',' srhi'.lub'd for 8 Year Mihlage Rate Total Value Non-lxeiupt Taxes PiuIti Atlantic holds a5federal only violence reported in a gen. 0 university Argentine jehlinuis tOlhI lit tIn' '-ounty coni• tum.'rs. $54.55 . $1,810 1955 13.5 6,800 ''5111k unsuccessful nationwide can't he hon riled,'' itudentc, enraged by the shooterally he The mission dun mimer in (It., courtWASHINGTON (Ul'I) 195t1 7,060 $57.81 18.5 demonstrator, student strike Wednesday pr observed, "and that's why it I rig of a fellow $60.90 Johnson administration today house. $2,060 1957 15.0 7,060 Subjects of their talks will Is such ft popular loss leader battled heavily armed police testing the seizure of eight (ta. 1958 7,060 $65.02 found itself mired In the poll. 17.0 $2,060 nirly today from behind barn- ditionally autonomous nation*I $65.02 tically awkward position of be voter registration and get- Iteni." 1959 17.0 7,060 $2,060 i-iirh's and atop roofs in the his- universities by Argentina's miii$67.08 baithitig a Democratic-led ting imut the vote. 1960 1S.tl 7,060 $2,000 Pork city of Corrlob.u. tary regime. lit business or th. meeting 1961 18.0 $., ()u;o $o7(( move to lower the highest 7,000 1902 18.0 7,060 $2,06() $07.08 bank Interest rates in * gets- 51 rs. SI Issouuil Hell.' Swofford **** chat riiiiitu cml tIme credentIals 1963 1 S.0 7,000 $2,000 $67.08 r'rntlnn. The high interest questioncuinmitittet', will lrt'si'nL recom. MIAMI (Al' - An easterly said -the easterly 'rave, located 1961 18.0 7.060 $2,060 $67.08 the this election year-was iin'midntioris for uppointmetit.n to wave developed in the tropical near Iongiture 7(1 west, was ac1965 18.0 7,060 $2,060 $67.08 A 25 per cent. increase in the $91.t)2 subject of a scheduled showthe vacancies on (hi' committee. 1900 18.0 8,110 $3,440 of gasoline tax collect- Atlantic 600 miles east south- companied by it large area of down vote In the house. SIrs. Pearl Yam-borough, chair- nutouuit cil in Seminole County during east of Miami today while rem- showers stretching from the man of t h e rub's t'oiiimittte, will last, month as compared to Au- nant.c of tropical storm Greta across Hispaninia and Into the imreni'nt. recoin mnemnlatlons on gust, ltfliS, wits reported by J. crawled northward In the open Atlantic, now by-laws, It moved west at 21) miles W seas. A plaque will In! lwe.4ented Ed Strnughrm, director of the The Miami Weather Bureau; hour. C to l'mtrs, Zeta Morrison, iniiuedi. Florida Revenue Commission. Report. shows collections for site past cludriusni, for her cf**** of thu party. August were $120,506.05 while CLEVELAND (UPI) The indktment, read hy forts on behalf Roberts, chair. August, 1965 collections were of his wife were overturned FORT PIERCE (AP) --- A Lucie County Agriculture CentW. Al. Vincent Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, by the U.S. Supreme Court, County Prosecutor Johnson T. $116,121.97. Collections in July, sharp increase in citrus produc- Cr. whose 1954 conviction and was recharged today with see- Corrigan, said Shepparil "Un- lflUfl, will conduct the meeting, 1906 were $129,145.10. "All available data indicates Lion and heavy vegetable plantWe sent qnre in the slit ng mid d'mirce murder id relcas- lawfully, purposely and mali* a severe labor shortage wilt do- . ______________________ ______ _______ . . % Milk Prices To Soar iion Here $4 M11 ever, no bacteria count so the Health department is stuck. Meanwhile some kids have been E. E. Williamson have pledged sick. " 'no" votes on th e budget. $ 0 I On te agenda is rcappoint. F 0 R T H E STATISTICAL MINDED-Zoning office reports ment of two committeemen to 65 building permits were issued th e South Seminole Natural Gas during August in th e county for Authority. Former members of th e Auth ority had been John total valutlon of $354,695. For th e previous month 58 per- Reams and ft. C. Carlson. Time confirmation of the hlr. were issued-total valua mlt.s Things ing of four new employes to the $339,680. ation rain. poll ee department la expected and looking up fall total for August was 7.05 as is the wi t h drawal of the rethebes here compared to 5.10 signatfuns of Patrolman Robert Bailey and Police Clerk Roy July. . for • Chamberlin. Report will be Okay, so you're not interested made th at Police Chief H. D. -Gotta earn my salary some. Shinn also wishes to re-estabfish a 15-man police reserve. 0 * Request will be made th at the te Road Department erect a Sta Hey, noticed another bright spot downtown since I've been traffic light at the intersection That's the Park-Fulton of SR 434 and 427. back Bldg. . - ~ I .... 10c Tissue is • ar ftim Y Woo JUN ________________________________________________ 1111111111110 T -vcl1 in according to Sanitarian and, Robbins "it's th e worst Val sulph ur odor around-" How- Mrs. Art I. Aad.1..s ......Pt. Lauii.vdahc, Fig. lii.,, J. Suflan .................. Hialeá, Fig. et od st 'The .......... ' KLEENEX ASSORTED COLORS FACIAL $50.00 WINNERS . er .. 39c Towels GOLDEN RISE Miami, I ' ~ J guy put an IrrigatIon ASSORTED COLORS KLEENEX 1-LI.. 4111 49c We'ri still getting calls from people out by 24th and Holly comptilning about the sanitary conditions there. Seems some - MAZOLA CORN OIL £1 00.00 WINNERS Mn Rsc1ard Iracey .............. Miami. sMn. L. M. Cowell ..........Cor& abiet.,V-to. s '$'IItlRSI)AY, - - know nobody asked me but, that Sand Lake squabble can be settled so easily by just A&P French Sryle Margarine PanamcClt, CDR- You SO * - •;. . changing over some deeds. - .j S 39c 4 V-Ic M,t_ Leeflie H.óq.c ............ .*acksci c, i . V-Ic. Miam N..eey ................ Mrs. Ncy . around soliciting new i nd ustry if you can't give them the word an when they can have the propert".' Sp.cid! WINNERS ! Blackberry Pie -'1 . . The opti mistic Republicans figure some 300 people at th e Kirk Dinner Saturday night. Wow! at $10 per person. . -t.'__*.e. ,* I . SO • (Navy Photo) TW . Speaking of the city-there's a new "monster" copying maIt chine In Knowles' offi ce. costs the ta'pnyers $25 per month to lease it. Orange Juice Boneless -- Frozen Coitcenfrafed A&P CUBED - . . •. Boneless IthhUhpt Al' Lcad \VIvt Bank Assets Up Over . Nobody asked me but. we wed a place for the teenagerc to go now th at the Hn ll aba1lo It's no secret has been shut. $ - . - road pro jects. FRYER do what iaeh in his dis(net. ... They can only spend Imagine the best $220,000. bets are IMngwo d.inrkhnm etension, lake Mary Rh-il. c'-ten slim and yOI can lake your pit"k from about sonic 110 needed . . LBO 37C . commissioner nnts Grade "A" Frsh Ice Pocked Plo. or Go OTRS, AS VOL. 9 NO, 14 125-989 TRS1IE1 , I.AU1' In Brief V CAI'F KEt4NEIPY (Al', l,nerk'aq Oervilnl 11 astronauts, .tr,fUli,t sinrl ready to qhstIr jinti' rt't-ords, rc'hrici'd today as 'Iireparaffims ('licker) qrnrinthlv ',wr.rnl a ek,tjblehendr'r launch f rInlny. I'rnjert ,pffici,mbq gave a go herni to feet the 90 foot tall, 'S : 0 bo ut-*"""* .... - 1.1 . I ..'....'.. .. I.% .~ .,. .,.......... I . ...'--'. .. I.. -..... . .. , ... I - I..... -.. ~ I-. - ____ .*-,**' -...... ~ - . I— ___ ROASTS TO'EL'hlG cHLERLEADERS who will be bar.king up Baif Pint Football Teams from South Seminole, 'turn out in force for practice at Cooper Field in -Casselberry. Director is Miss Elizabeth Lunn, a former Lyman (Berald Photo) Bigb cher1eazlcr. America" " •_:_- S. .. * World News Phone 822.2811 or . * 1J ;• 1r, i i bet quota would be 43,700 men, to $9,080, lie believes the value complained about the rough to be $tl,000 and will bid iii:- railroad crossing oil SIt 136, cordingly. citing recent injuries to motorMarket I)iim Council turned to City Atista and danmuge to thituir cars. NEW YORK (U1'J) - 'l'hme stock market churned during torney Joe Davis for clurilkaCouncil voted to request thin the first hour of trading today. Lion of the now stuta law givlag wiliappy taxpayers reds-sums State Ruuil Depurtimmunt to Imost Turnover was moderate. The United Press Internetica. against unfair appraisal. The S warning to motorists to slow :._ - -:. -__ - .__ J-p----v .*_-_ "They wouldn't raise my allowance, so her, 1 am." ,V Apubik hearing was set I 7:30 p.m., (let. 5, to unmummd * LcnIiuIg o&ditmutmctm to change Better Hurry! Only -Th.-SANFOII411Jfl- ummulyticul lulwratory fruits ( Lu C.2 ciussificutju,m sit, Lime quest. of l)r, J. W. hlicksmui owner of the lots 7-13, Block Hunilunmdo, 'I'huu Suburb Beau was referred i'russing to down by for time rough al Stock Market Indicator statute bowed loss of (1.03 per cent Mayor Lawrence Swuf ford us and Imusseci a resolution re- ful, lirulumcd NILe of thu Is our the end of the Lust hour. "The ILuulau Roulette Law." questing the 5111) to correct oratory. 4. ,.,.,.,,.,,,, ...__...,.•,.. _4_ - - 26 'W Days Left To Register _ - - - • uTiti "Its a Plissur, o Iaak M PH. 3U-6111 .------.--------.- --- -- - - - - - - -. , I 5- - Atlantic MIMIUPIB.L____ C. --,- 55 -S .-- '-. ---.w...-.r• ....:%...a...,... . - 9 -'r*--.. - ....U.-S.. . '--'e'.a.r.j-r..'...4 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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