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Zip 593R Code 32771 WIATII1R: Wednesday 87-74; cloudy, probable shnwrq VOL 69 TWO SANFORD NO. 34 Al' Leased Wire - - thru EstablIshed. 1908— T11U1tU)AY, OCTOBER 6, IC)66 patrol. F — riday. SAMFORD, FLORIDA - - Pri es-. 5 (ent4 ___ rflRl)1)N RRA I)TPPY men were promoted to Set Izenlit today, Police SCENE I Chief Arnold Williams The st a teiv home of million 1-vported. The two are aire playboy Bruce Wavne in (top) John Dodson who Gotham City. We hear a phone the open s. for nearly oun hns beell with tile force ring as erme u i es curtain four years and -- -.--.- Binnnng! %.-1 NNAW '' TAft" f. i ' £ ft". 61 A9 V4 rn i . BOBIN—lloly 13 tphone, I'll get it. BATMAN—No, your homework. (He picks tip the phone). Yes, this Is Batman. EXCITF,111 VOICE — We ne"I your help. I'm speaking county, school and scores city officials from Seminole 1 a :: I Km 1=4ft21 2for 6ir S OlT 94 MULTIPLE nun sAuDAY WUArAk". 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Sub-cnntrac~or for the drpdir- were properly prepared and ing work in connection records financial records were general. pope of "testing thp constiamended. Financial I accurate; insurance cover- tutionality of the annual apwere well kept. Purchase ro- 4. News Briets bg. 2) (U V ii n om- ___________________________________ World News I (Ma.i.t Ta. U.t 2) will ang!in southeast corner Briet of ---- - I •I I I $1.00 I f. S$ r t I - • • • Bradley Elected the landfill . and docks with bids due in on withdrawal against the .3t8.1'J:3 rnmenc letter of eredit fUrldint; aT3nc i t;(i. Since the conference was announced 10 days ago, there has Nov. 9." Knowles said. aue thi3 week. been broad 8peculatlon that as long as Johnson so far out D K'hhff . ex'cutive in the Pacific he would visit such other friendly nations as Nam, . - slated to Oct. 25. open director said new finding for econduct of administration !.4 being processed and a long Australia, Now Zealand and South Korea. 01 1 WASHINGTON (AP) I R ..: C I - Federal mediators continue probing' . ) s . :j . ' . - year. - Pt 2 for 39 - - an we find vital points in North Viet Nam. the State A880clation. of Court Clerks and Ashhy unun .W,000 idle workers at assembly plants across the nation . . . this arch criminal? Hen Morris, director of the Jones, deputy clerk is today its production lines stalled by a seven-day strike began to What does he look like? HARRASSED SCHOOL OFFI State Beverage Department re- president of the County roll . gonna lay a trap for niclpalities for cigarette tax Are collections during the month of film? BATMAN—Yes, we'll wait Ufl August. you 2 25 todaY's paper comes out and . . . . • Must Be executive directur on to date, motion the lion's share will for wita made for borhoud advisory eoniizitttee preparilig to put the (eatjstart program Into QCVtttjUtI :L • , 1 r pP i ci4-S . ti'. . TUNS - - Reg. 1k (Lbow 2) °" 2 C of a S r . 13 ~Fj put an . I a over to ,(SY. . . . . 4 0 . - . . and -- . 01M kelldml 1111 WE I lon ryone Loves The ExtM at &kerds to - - - to In my opirdon. our problents I best be Inet by colitilluilli to ater oost or tamonte us e itivid.% amt if they litil, to itusol hue tiaIkngvs. then the people Plans for the facility which Juet its Action was taken by Alt-a• property just outside the city pusible, in other action, council tenla- will demand action and see thI monte Springs Mayor W. Law- li:siits to tlii ho,ltIIWltht at a price will include underground storage the Job Is done and trnsfur the When the reports are t'om- Uvly adopted a budget of resice Swofford and the town of .000 from P. Thomas and are expected to Iie completed pluted, officials plun to submit K0t1.tiS with the rtu of taatton rtponstbilihies to the uext htheu Lv el (-oun ii at tilL 110 t ting of th u. Ruth ltighii LI I to la use d as thu in JO ilsys ti o ding to town them In the regional ofth of the set at (he mills plimuit. engineer, hlui old 1t.slt litfu Ile kwulh 4130 outluted dutuea board Wcdtieday evening which bite of time sit A:, mx)n 4b purchabe contract, Gluce Engineering. Ili "hoped ti) abbult completion -ompleted, tile towti will anD. Kirk Gunhy, fibcal agwit. ban Developillent. with rigluest, ment Which waii, aduptod list- provemirot., fill offivi it was an. instructed Ui siu*kv report fur "emergency assistance" the property, ted $.l.1O0 for operattun .apendl' lions which hate takcu plc. nex May, 1967." of best way UI flimmmeing 11w proIUISIS time project. anti $64,140 as revunuel. thets. Th board agreed to pUrtiiabe ,iuunced. was I - - this s.nke freihed by ___ - e !U pW Lnut-r, JW 01 p year. soon as '• . ,, large 13 '7 ................................... P° ceiling on of murder AN .................... .. y prom- rim I - Societ the growth of the A community can result when i - -. I•I - - Ha, • - itertaizirriuiit ............ 4A- 5A Says Canada shortage of parts caused laid off because by the strike at Chrysler's Twinsburg, Ohio, stamping plant. were . . • immediale ereation ol neigh- ! The workers, at plants In the United States and one in . H gh Promises Su S u per Hi hwav 1 I today. Herald Index 'We expect dozens of tuditors will cheek our final .'.'.t -i.aths .................. L. trvasurer's report with a 'flne- Bridgt! . ... .................. 4A toothed comb' for errors," C1•*fietl idn ............... Kir*.hhof.f noted ['he triLuil report was drttwn by th e l)L'OLWVVII iD I rmu or'i ,tL..i4, ............... ItIl I £ 11 - ,., fi o uU fi i,' upatr1Lt, u,. Following the report •f the Dear .3Oy TALLAHASSEE (U111) — Florldit sales tax collections Sanford $14,034.98. then will call him down. Say u.5 per cent jump in September the problems, the same period In 19t15, fail to face up Jteu•eipta th e other munici we are having a secret meeting the COIfll)trOLter'N office reported Wednesdts'. of government. Arthur Beckplace and when he pnlith's Altamonte Springs, Total collections fuz' the month amounted to $23,001,27, up with, clerk of the circuit court at MIAMI (AI')—In separate np $1,45l.K(l; Cusselberry, $3,280.- ptearanc's Wednesday Mianil 2,OO2,8U() over the previous told members of the Sanfordgets th ere 33; Longworxl, $2,304.29; North Mayor Robert King high Int'r135$e5 were also reported in gasoline and spurting goods Seminole Jaycees t.Iay. IIARRASSEJ) OFFICIALS Orlando, $o3.64 and Oviedo ised a super.highway—a "Cape tax collections. Ha • "If we do not face the challHa, (Curtain drops down on Robin $989.25. enge and sit idly by. we wilt to Gulf" corridor GOP still unconscious.) • . . be looking squarely into proGubernatorial Candidate Claude AUSTIN, 'Vex. (AP) 1)1st, Atty. Henry Wade says the blems we wUl not be able to City firemen will entertain Kirk offered increased prosper. this plot to City Commissioners and meal- Ity without a tax hike, state will seek the death vnslty again for Jack Ruby, whose whip. In the near future." ho Can Batmn lie lierm of the Civil 3ervirp Board ll()tll i. conviction for killiva accused projildential assassin Lee IturveY idded. exploit the officiulb? Can High, tbo Democratic this malicious tonight at Ii p.m. at the Fire flee for governor, said in St. (iswald was set itelde Wednesday. "There are those who h.ink end lfoui.. l)efuuse counsel expressed confidence, however, that the the answer to all problems atmischief. Petersburg the highway would numbers of people 'Tune in tomorrow. The diiui.'r will be to help join the growing Caja, Kennedy former Dallas night club operator will go free withinmonths fecI'ng turn these pwbletu over Same Bat Column ka k off Fire Ps vt'ntlrnm Week region and the 'I'umnpa St l'e If he Is uhlotet1 to plead guilty to a harge without i beheduled to begin Monday. luldice. to a centrcilized system vf Jovsame But Paper. temburg urea. Receiving be . DETROIT (UPI) — Chrysler Corp. began calling back niore f Challenges I leum depots as well as other first vice-president of CIAL—He could be anywhere. ports $22,264.05 will be distrib. Finance Officers' Asso. in the courthouse, at city hail. uted to Seminole County mu- ciati on, til favorite hur Beckwith who is papers nfn.g - - - I LI L a severe are eating Stock prices werf! easier :n moderate ox - :t . "- V4,W Yortli formatioa will be in the mail 1* group in tocks S a sessor's cone r"gU!aL1IIIi, Irithkwif distance telephone t.ilI tOIfl 'riding (turin' 1 h. :lr',t hour the Atlanta officezi of the Of- today. (tee of E nornie Opportunity United t'rtess nternatiuniai been received - i.1viizi I i'iie Inuicator .,nuwurth er in formation ie &i !()i of 11.30 ncr effl Ut Wiore ~he !nd 4 lit! drst, 4our. today for an opening wedge in tile bargaining positions of union .flh1 COHIPRIIY negotiators in a threatened General Electric strike I You mean he has the from Jan. 10 to Aug. 4'. econnais s ance Attack Squad. which the government fears would harm national defense. audacity to tell the public what ron 9 of Sanford Naval Air "We have no new money to put on the table," Gerwral )'OU make. OFFI. Station wall a part of the einMARY EARLE WALKElectric's top negotiator, Philip D. Moore, told chief federal I-LA.RRASSED SCHOOL Eli was elected treasur what barked Air Wing aboard Ran mediator, William E. Simkin. IAI.--He even tells them er of the State Tax Assome of u get in expense g e Association at a '* The approved award cited Ranger's part in the extensive meeting of the College students O spring DAYTONA BEACH (UN) (Robin faints His vanilla aerial day and night armed re. Ft. Walton Beach yesterbreaks will still find a welconte on Daytona Beach's funled falls to the ground.) How about the connaissunce and air strikes day, 0 t her Seminole White beach this But the collegians will be limited to soda BATMAN County officials holding pp when they're thirst) m the face of the intensive hos public' HARRASSED COUNTY OF- tile ground fire which included Positions i their respecThe City Commission Wednesday voted to ban beer drinking i"" state organizations ey apparently surface-to-air missiles in Inon th e beach the pastime of the college students FICIAb—Well, th damage on rail- include County Clerk Ai it up Buying more flicting in past years . . is was tician 13 irigrarn vi1I jo expecte4j New membor of the '3oard 4 u) ierve on the ,itivisory coin. the White House opened It to live radio and television coverage. about six weeks. "Next contract will be for the directors is William temper. iiitt&neii ;inti .i volunteers in The Manila conference, bringing together chiefs of state of , It was annou the seven countries allied against aggression in South Viet bids on construction of the piers he protZram, it-cordirisr to ; ov- She ill accused of stealing the , . ' The news conference was set for 3 p.m. this afternoon and the city. It is expected to take 1. Muller and E. S. Dotii!ii. - A sacred affront to every poli- torious service off Viet Nam . marina construction - U RVIN MELTZER to '11 to this dastardly villain Navy unit citation for men- - a I • ../ h. -------------- ------- --- are 4 - contructinn "Action" Presi*dent Aircraft carrier Ranger with Attack Carrier Air Wing 14 ROBIN—Ifoly Crusade. aboard hits been awarded tile BAT51AN—Be calm, Robin, for Reg. 2k the on the way to the 11touchdown chased pursuant to state prices. will form an entrance to i Discounts were taken when approtected basin, City Manager Newest organizations to reach plicable." MIAMI, Flit. (AP) — Hurricane Inez, lumbering away froin W. E. Knowles explained. 100 per cent participation inNo criticism of county policy It will be necessary to dredge elude United State Bank of or method could be found in Cuba where she unleashed her mighty winds and rains three out muck in the area. before, Seminole and the Seminole High the report. Among com. times before, was stalking a new victim today — Mexico. School DCT Club. mendatlon5 were that ~literest Inez switched from a south southwest course that would filling with hydraulic materialsinew pre3ident of Community pii(. -a' tioni have ;)Pen receivoil e Action, Infl. at: the ' (through time acco%aI) earn- have brought the eye of the killer storm into or very near the from the barrow pit used for th tflfll1a1 this wc'ok for Hrniifatart pro- lic's eye. 2 % with Brady Dredging Company. The wall which i.,4 desi;zned to protect the marina harbor from wind and wave acti6n, from tht- east and northea.st will jut out from the prespnt ieawall oil 44 31r. and Mra. Tommy Ball. uLEvery time we take any of Deputy J. Q. Galloway found on he criticizes the stolen merchandise in Mrs. our overcrowded buses and He goes out of his way Freeman a house trailer. look bad in the pubk I - 2 (Usk 2J 26C CIkIAIIIW REDDI 129 f oni 'on Seminole 1' t Contract for I7,06 font of a 6i wan filed in Circuft !concrete breakwater wall, jimt the lakefront of nancial management was generally good. Road opera- Court in July by Dr. Loonlandfill area, wa.,4 .iijrned by city o~lf i ieiali today. -ird Munson avnin.4t. ths! Mi. , ;mer Marine ConAtruction Company of St. Potc()"t'llu" to 1)e Budgets nil offivini nctions of the board; County Conimixition and the on county-wido linsim. the CIAL—It's terrible He mocks dining room set out of the home I _____ an - . . — bond pending court trial. for Low *9t "C 2fw auditor, in the opinion -- n 2 e." "l* --- .. next to 2 69' ________________________________________________________ V STEREO AMUMS w1c I"WNWAR ""'o 2fw V TUCK GANAGE tKu — - F of W. WN64 I ________________________________________________________ 1' Iiott No. 33c or Breakwa er Beckwith ternied as "tile bemt report we have ever re. autiltor's (office In the report received by the county cry fwJ 11 43c County Clerk Arthur tneit approval by the state e gois paprrinan ..* C 59cI '2 4? CASTOR OIL which a vacant r fw Rag.47c ending Sept. 80, 19(5 ssng (Limit ' ' T 2) , , , w JM:t! with tile report. of audit of accounts for the fiscal year the Seminole County Cham. foer of Commerce WRA selven endingr with tile report otiloinmlir(Iltietitoiti.4hr(llti(!tao re'- £ •.- 29c Lora 4-OL see 1)R, VTN(ENT ROBERTS FICIAL-It's f 29C 'C U fo (hmlt 2) I.ç. KVID .-,. fl..mlta 76c 21c fUrl? 2) p - n 17.9 AIJA various county and school board officials seated around Batman and Robin. Robin is eating an Ice cream cone. It s vanilla. Deputies apprehended a San- ed by the county .(during the western tip of Cuba early today and began moving on a west 13-acre fill. Into this pumped- meeting of the organization, grim director, it BATSTAN — Well, let's get ford housewife on charges of fiscal year) amounp~d :-tb $27,- houthwest course. The course, the Weather Bureau says, will up land, concrete sheet piling Ruinos argod qualified persons started. I had to pull Robin out rand larceny and breaking and 811.73; Other officers includo Dr. W_ to ;j111)1y ,,ov Eno job of prominutes' kept In. bring Inez' fury near or into the extreme north part of the will be inserted. The piling is of school. Now who's this vil- g entering after a seven piece dexed and appea to show Yucatan Peninsula. designed so th at it can be pull. Vincent Roberts. vice prii- rum 1ir'tor. ri was iiportti OF dining room set as stolen from ed up and moved to the east dent; Marvin M'ltzi'r, 4t tha t i lii atl'it irt neighborhood HARRASSED t4ry, Dr. I C RmgIin trimshouse on Oregon Ave. when the marina is e'ctended noi y Lommstt.ø' has beu'iz this snoopy newsSheriff J. L. Hobby said. WASHINGTON President Johnson meets the press the east in the future, Knowles, ur"r anti D,. Gen qe F. StarkLs, 3,.:tive n ~Iie (AP) Jo area fOr around askproducbe off I1*l word said aisistttrsaur*er. 'very Arrested 'as Mrs ilestelle today at a news conference expected to '' Ing questions 1 Add.d to the cecitiv. 'omFreeman of 2851 Magnolia Ave. "This is the last phase that his trip to the Manila conference will be expanded to inP:nu t)1 it ieait one-half He wants embarra I by nitte were John Daniels. ho was being held under $1,500 th e visits to Australia, New Zealand and South Korea dude )t 1I. 'iiIi.'n in the HeadOW much am us fW Powm mmm~ fw (Limit 2) 5 I 144, 2k Spift of am lurps"thn-409. 3 has been arranged and we 5 00 rail-- $1.1, state auditor's office $ 2fw " I cuota n.,, of compliments from the was reported Lafta "1101%. c..- Asr.s 511 2) I Pam.us Mfl.. Pull &M. ft" 1 fsi settle ft Street. The weeds are at least eight feet high. A plezic table 2fw 240 BM 2 79, sffa MILK d SO GA0ODAIRE 49 tac CaPsuksl:~: ,, n2 I 1 ;ACCRANN ALUMINUM IL' aw ' Elnw s Glue&AII 2 fw 29,1"M TARfTSw 2 2 751, EVEREADYu 9C 2 35~ pmw ,A`u Tuipentine 2 for 20 OWX .c BC POWDERS ZIPPO FLINTS`0` 12 2 tot 25( 25( 111010110 2 AMMA SPIRITS FRESH(Uwk sl-n 19PP0 a" 2 2fw RW 29C 2 V HATTR 2 47, or a~ ows for QsTIPS SWABS Tooffibrushes 2 39 P 49 £ WiNE 14-Os. A vacant lot on West First .24c (Limit 2) BATH TOWELS PUSk 1-m Slim 111111111110-.A $s,r (Li.I 2 i. 2) PASTE I 9 rn nir rounty rommi.q.-tion's netin over the past y ea In appropriating mony for Cornmisdoners received a to date total $13,000, a big step ceas of $1,000. Tires were pur- ,. figs. 2% 2) 9 4 d 09MISS of County Inks Ct Health Seminole 24 24's 291 bouquet Ifl)nrd Of age appeared to be adequate propriations for thp Cham. quirements were followed." toer." The report further remarked, and bond requirements were currently kept. Purchases were Boulevard, in 5() are iance with Acts of 11.163 which i a northwesterly direction. Space per hour out of Gotham City as United Fund officials reported requires competitive Milding for the curtain closes.) between the breakwater and the todn y that total contributions materials and supplies in ex- (Limit 21 49t 1 -, you anything. Just come. (Batman and Rnbin are seen sliding down the batpole and (Limit 2) 09 for The Clean Bill id i BATMAN-1 need expenses • • EXCITED VOICE—We'll pay 59c Rao. SIA9 2) die Gotham Cit y business. EXCITED VOICE — You're the only one that can help us now. Our police are helpless because mw;t of thent inoonlight. We don't pay very well. 16 Sfick F nancesSa In Good Shape lain here worse than the Riddl er or the Penguin. I asill- 2 ASTRINGENT Aev~ 14411& MOUTH an* . $1.09 of 100 LI AOIJAMETSPUY RINE fW WASH 2 W AK TAM 89C 2 et 2 for of 100 2 fw W STP 35 Reg. S1.39 59e for 0 YITALIS TWIC Wok 2 1 0 AORM TAM `w ADDITIVE 2 •fl of in 2 f W 08 OWN a . al LePA6E#S =0 a ff 111mW TAPE "'"" 2 for 490 ~ 2,,29f 101~vll AsOdnbo. 1w V Mhwh 2) ' S 12-0m. AWTACID NAM 13451& SL 11141"W162 fW LIOUID C SPI E police- three years. of 2) 43c'OLD £ nien Rotunda, a for for left of I for Mike with • J T' -. .- _______ • SANFORD.ATLANTlc ft i �-•-• •-----• -- - - . -. . - .. ..............-. ...- a. - ------------•. - r t?nrb rnTh Page 2 — Oct. 6, 1966 e4 •4 •----a•. . - • . . - NTRODUCE YOUR FAMILY TO THE LISTENING EXCITEMENT 0 STEREO SOUND I LESTER Maddox, 507ear.old segregatitonist who won the Democratic ,nomination for governor of Georgia, again will ieee Ellis .Arnall, a formar governor, in the general elections. Maddox defeated Arnall in the pdwary but Arnall followers have begun a writein-vote campaign. (NEA Telephoto) *1 E IBL NCR D E S AVINGS DURING FIELD S ANNUAL AT ' --A. 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Perkins 147 West South etr..t Orland, Florida Attorney for ?ialnttff Publish "lit. ::, 26 * Oct. 4, it. 1VIC. - Are Announced Jf ! i'lftinl on th. Plaintiff', Attornrv 1uuI C ?crktn,. 647 Avert outh Street, (Jrian(ju, ?lorict. and file lbm original answer or ember, 1616. (SEAL) Arthur 3j. Beokwjth. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Modem-styled, with 41p.ed automatic turntable, solid stole dual channel amplifier and detachable speakers. ORLANDO 1000 Amber Rd. Highway 50 I. of Abpomt - isv 6811 F.las Pisso oo [ I I Space-maker radio featureswakeup-to-music at any alarm setting, built-in antenna und automatic vol. ume control, MERRIll DAYTONA ULAND BEACH SIeppin Dr.HOLLY HILL PLAZA and S.R. 3 Mown Aw. WINTER PARK Ri. 17.92 At I... Rd, FAIRGREST 4-SPEED STEREO 999 3 Component-styled stereo features BSR changer.?' turntable. rsmov'able speakers. 12(1-day ovsr.thacounter guarantee. FAIRCREST TABLE RADIO 99 1O Handsom, radio features volume and tone controls, 4" dynamic speaker. 120-day over-the-counter guoranlee. - ---" GENERAL ELECTRIC 4-SPEED STEREO 4996 5111svi, thin portable phonograph hatur.s 44peed automatic record hongsr, solid slate stereophonic *V941 .mpllf1w.- 120TRANSISTOR RADIO WITH CASE $ 97 Afltto,, sip!r.g diode øe.- t Gr,e tuning. Complete wan cue, tottery orci eorphoni b to, yturhf, or to gi ve as a gift of J. M. held'. low pr.'e - GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC I GENERAL ELECTRIC AM/FM RADIO AM/FMTABLE RADIOI 4-SPEED PHONO 1796 & 96 1696 4&U Gift peck includes radio with builtin AFC,slide-rule dial and vernier tuning, curry-case, buttery, and earphone. #P1720 Antique white radio futurus 4" speul'er, AFC for drifIfreu FM, buih.iti AIIi antenna bystumn utid mlid-state tuning. #Tl220 Automatic mona urn I portable pIioIUirQpli tuaturci nuloiiiullc 4. 1ItU(i &Imu,euur, 2''6" speaker, and solid stubs uinpllf let. # V631 QUALITY the only true measure of value guaranteed ALWAYS 19j DiSCOUNTS that give you instant cash Dit.iintg,.d CU C OW ray sav I I Bridge Winners '11 t'i ç1f17J' 'J for dtvc,rct l*j.& been filed against you. and you art' required to - - North OtIiinilo Volunteer ie I I.'partm"nt will kickoff Natio,iiil I"irt' Prevention Week Sunday with a :i p.m. parade of "smoke.enters" through the viiIngo, terminating at the Village Hall where Mayor George Fuller and Jay Wotz, police and flit' commiesioner, will give talks on fire prevention. Following the ceremonies, volunteers will demonstrate fire fighting equipment and ,kiU at a pit fire and simulated house fire. highlight of the unit will be an efficiency contest with fire host's. Men, armed with the hoses, will face each other, a barrel between them, and with force of the water directed upon the barrel, will attempt to keep it in the can. ter of a designated area. During the week, the firemen will inspect English Estates schmil accompanied by * team from the County Firemen's Astic iatlt'n. L'alL on the ito porr anti' of lit-i' prevention will hw given lot- the students. 1jlIl j T7 SVARfl3!N J01IN0N Addre.. and Readdenev Urcnowzi 4 y IA Legal Notice 111v 'Smoke-Eaters' AI'lft AM- ..• • :'.. ':: ... ' .: Lynda And George 11) :04 I By MAEYAWN MILES A change In date and auggut.d donation for the polio immunization program being apanaor.d by the South Semi. 2iole Jaycees has been announciii by Mrs. Hal Gettings, of Bear Lake, publicity chairman. The oral vaccine now is scheduled to be given Nov. 1 and Jan. S, 11 a.m. until 4 Van. Vaccine has been obtained at lower than expected costs and suggested donation now is 50 cents. Proceeds will benefit the Edgewood Boys Ranch, Javan project for the year. There will not be any station set up In Orange County this Year, Mrs. Gettings reported. Stations in Seminole County will be at Forest City, .AJta. monte Springs, Seminole P1gm in Csuelberry, and in Longwood. This.nethod of polio inimuniaatlon, Mrs. Gettings adylues, has been appruved by Medicare Association and Health Center. Announcements of the program will be distributed in schools, churches, and businesi. establishments and Orange County residents are urged to visit one of the Seminole Ct!7I ters to take advantage of the immunization. pio*dtiii 1I,r nnfori Nrrnth out. I;, ir,i; Jmftffçi NO MONEY DOWN... CHARGE IT. PAY 81 lie hirV Duplicate Bridge Club had it mi' tables in play at this wet'k" gzinti's in the Deflary ILt'staurant. h'taitk Matheson diri'ett,d. Winners were, N8, first, Norman Meyer and Mrs. Joanne l'aulk:sveotiil, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mi-s. A. J. Fat'hin; third, Mrs. Flora t)oiiinsn and Mrs. Mary l"itts; fourth, L)t. Ruskin flosehoanugh aitil Arthur Vheaticy. EW, flist, Mis.Clorta Ac. - 'aid'i and Mrs. l)avid Singer; second, '.1 rs. i-"taitk I loittur And Frank Froehlkk ; third, Mrs. Ntaniisii M ,-e.m and Mrs. E. M. Ilitikle; tout-lit, Mrs. Frank Mitt tie.ii .tti.i Mrs. (i N. Lack. Moitthilv i'u ics witkiwis fur Si'j.leiiit.vt- were, lirat, Mrs. l.i'iIs Vet'ka; secoihl, L)unald third, Nits. Ituth Blatt; fourth. Mrs. siligov; And . Accardi. ??I (if tit" 11ollikly [coat 44 L4 railt. IiIot- 'I'raiiItig Alit L"ORClI W lIl4lAI M hI,Stt, Aria. (All) Thirtytitiuc South Vlutuisnws* air lotte tilici's tIt*%V aIIiVVd In Aiiiiii.i fur -)Ix mouths of isilut ti-amusing Iii 1' Juts. Thu MW. 1,2110 tulle-ass hour fighters ar liable ol operasUimg fm-usa short wit &A 4111 liku Fivitch or Spain!:sit. Many villaso dialuctai have 1111vir own pi-ununcluUwm. I - j !. 4 - - ------------ -• —A - - - - -,--- - _______ ---' -- ._:j,__t___-. - -- -S. �I Page 4 Lrndnrbrrn1b — Oct. 6, 1966 I NO METERS! DOWNTOWN 2HR. CURB PARKING -. MERCHANTS OFFER OST I M STORES H _ GRAND ALL DAY PARKING 0 FRIDAY NITES' explaining opening mee persons Bear Lake good reading habits the importance at , of c Layaway Sale e Che k th Habits! PLY THE WATCH RELIEVE APINIMUM 4 PLY CONSTRUC. TION A TODAY'S TURNPIKE neressar for others. slit, said. liv MARIANN MILES The lifetime importance oi pointing nut continued growth in Jeading i~ achieved through a- THEY COST NO disability develops in the area of explained by ness for reidin rea ding. It ir more than likely hirs. Brasher w, an overall dt surrounding and velonment of the child during du to many complex circumstance'— teas his first si, years in life ing. pressure by the family, anas called to the Attention xint. comparison with brothers need lot good tood habiv, pro-, per rest. and regular attendance LAY NOW! NOW! DO N Oth Big Savings On CHRISTMAS Items I ______________________________________________________________i , TIRES 'Mrs Brasher completed her degrec in education at Murra process and may bc aroacherij Stitt 'University. Murray K Ill several wiys. depending upon ! hv- ma Iqter's degree in edu the child, his interests, and his tion and social studies at Westbackground experience crii State University. Bowling Extensive drill upon phoni tc.s r,reei. Ky., and has done gramay or may not Ixnecessan-. duatu %vorl.- in education in psyIt has proved in he helpful for some children and relativcl'uru and Rollins College. She is WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING FRONT IND UPAIRS RATifIES 406 W. FIRST ST. 17-92 At ONCAA RID 3220651 323.1632 II $12800 I TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUCv FUR 116 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS COR Ii lit PHONE 32224B2 & MAGNOLIA - I - . nce . . . Elega 1 • Accred,fu,d chftrg. acc ounts Pink . wlcom. • Gold • Blue • Grey ivilu .i . :'t. ..1. .1. . 1........ . Ce y lon calf -. 599 / $ 1f mary esther is N ITURE 322.5181 200 N. PARK AVE. Across from the Library F • ' \\ •p ' - - I.-- In fl4#r.jir.4,.L I II #11/ 11001 h eel Bow strap .. :1 l.a 'I Handbiags to match _________________________________________________________________________________________ FREE PARKING • fully - OFF STREET Awards Presented T0 5 Boy Scouts through Aclor And Wife Are IbSoll ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE 0 THIRD and MAGNOLIA SECOND and OAK 0 Hospitalized I - - 2- DOOR 12 by H . . S. i I ___________________________ -. . I ( out TOTIN C1111' card.,. presented to htvEi Spoisko niud Marl- Gre gory b Committee Cbairniaii Ed Zimmerman Tlit Gold Quill award %vw. presented to Kurt CORDUROY ,,ncl LINEN 98 t4) 1198 !1011 1 . 9'' / . ;, . I ' -' $ • , . ' in:' strii ... .. . /- I I •? : -' • r ti Oil AUI 21 hit two target 5' mile.,~ northwest of Sai gon in Tay Niiih province. TIjI' HnflOUi)cenhent Said the report came tram nit intelli geliet- agent Who surveyed th e arget arviv, after tht, raid., ,. Rny~- mceiving tht- Scout Lile ackie's Aide j . guard award were David Mc'' eU Frida y Murray. .John Itlav Fred Hal NE%N' VORI~ (AP, back. anti Toni Alny. Ilanielti Turnurv. secretary to Ateril Badge! wert, presented John F. Kennedy. says she to David McMurras, Kurt Shaw. 1will be married Friday to RobDanny Robert 13artain. ert Timmins. AL,, a stock broker. Kes in Spolski Toni Mas Gars Misi 'I urnurt. 211 said in New , liorl. 'Fuesday about 60 persoas, nietiflwm of tier " Schweickert. Doug Hunt, Stall 111% mild that of the bride. ley Howell, William Fitzpatrich.I la"1 groom. would attend the wed0 John141B. J ardine. ].iiiuiding in St. ignatius Loyola Rn dy Tin) Brooklyn, and i Mill) Catholic Church at 980 Winston flarell. Parl. Avenut% followed by it pri David Nlchlurra~. Itwidy~ 1 - ' lit ' ' - 7 1 --. •_•',•_ , .i I • * - WN Double-breasted corduroy in choice of colors , WN Palmetto !11 W"ire store for values on skirts. btosaie dresses, salts Shop the •, 0 Accredited Charge Ac- jriu 110 E 'It, Downtown Sanford St First - — - f — Pt -- ___________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ -. WORLD '- ' -:• - :' _______ -__ -- make the scene with - MATCH" COMBO • a OFF Reversible V st 0 Regular Trousers • ' , Sport Trousers - ... ene 0 Sizes 35 - 44 * Bronze & FROM STAIR= SETS I' $1"95 1 .• — 37e50 - ________ •Liglit,lu.e thko)0.1.1 •14,000 volt áasaI.I 00;A KW AI more= $1495 bro%vii. and F*red lialbaick were, valf reception. cently reLviving the God mid lKilled ing. In luscious Fall colors for sizes 34 to 40. - Pull"TV Sian& - 1 I 75 $16 lit F'atthion uiid Footwear" P°' Frid ays 0 ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED 212 --- E. First Downtown Sanf - -- --- 0 ------ - Fridays'TU "SOCIATE STORE 9 DOWNTOWN SAN FORD J - S ------____- -___-- -___- - • Gilnuine Walnut Venom ind Zolsdod Hsid*uads ' 301 W. First S"ford, Flwido --- - ---- ----- S H S B a r beq ue til I More Accurate I i4I • iiht. Set Saturday I"iri t'iutinoIt' iligh School bi;iol tiuttIten harbct1uv of the - I' I(AtS ki' UtI 1, ls. . I i tar Thi. stiltv expects tit o-Willatt, foort...'t fire 411111111ge nuffe, ltt*4-tirately this full as a it-tilt of mill v nra aavr WITH ALL THESE FEATURES • /4000 olIi of pio.tuie pawsq • 0 1,1111W Colu CI"( VHr Tunsif 0 1 tood muuii1td 5 mf h Uval 0 fallsistoiaW UHI'Tursst 0 Ui U 01011 C It 2 -- - ------- --------- ttauioioi , 1111I)I- Adlic fires 11k.'t 'Iilt'iI [or i C011VI- 111[1011 8 divre. ill 10111-der dilvain. (Ail) I ',ittnt' tulI be i ruund'o At this 411 A., fuu'Iiirto iiIbt'Ictsr bombs uiul set Furnifure DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322-0983 tilt( illllWidt' out- of- tor patrum% can cat UU like I-I Indut 11141m 1 203 E. FIRST ST. Isk' out the All Imlin Fx-Solilivrh 4 9WT FRIDAYS 'TIL tilt- limil trip, • Iii I 11(1111 $ ANFORD t'litilig CAI%- - fit ht :30 a.ut. b the band t'at'li t'Jr go IU isrd iiutt'lit,. i Ideas on Arnmintiut (JIll /VHI lcitptiiouu 5 1 1 ,1414-ved, Irt,111 tilt- harbi... filtalicing 0 disiviblaS Iil)iI0It5 to, ing 10 iiVITS OF 11101 V. spealel sL(,a1#(,1 eloil itiitul I YW "love of I" the stuulyiuig o,IiI.'iIo'tI' ' IeW high Iingtitness lube, with clear, &ealed satety glass, lnIenitir cmit"st fOf lift Ilk$ lealism. Plesesils btilliant color Nghlights wim swip, c(isply defined iniages iii vivid colof, as well as m black dII&W11118 IV. OPEN I , .... - SHOP THE ENTIRE STORE r*R BIG BUYS I I ... I Mother "Family - ci $ .'Implifiod 1 Color Junial L01MM Foe Save $5.00! Henid-cfafted Pa"erns. California mode Chip msis-istif, color fast, wor"t cfaze. Safe in ovon *rod dishwash*r- -• ' nt PEG. $1.95 - ' Blue Corn6os .< -- . - HIGH BRIGHTNESS COLOR TUBE brings Color TV to fifel iF 1. COATS 16 J . I . I I . ,,, l 88 ALL. WEATHER e4 - NO Money wn! No Paynt 'UI - IN SIZES 34-44 0 3-Buffan Suit I Next Ye"! I NA VY I' V :. - S . I TruetoneO 12" ersonal Portable TV - - . I' 1'_ WA JACKETS 1795 ' I . SERIES ________ NOW IN SANFORD! 'LONDON FOG" - V JUST RIGHT FOR THE - - LiLt \loiirot Ji., i'outkt r also o,re pri.e All residents lit tIn i lit or innt r t pu nix t'tl t1nit. I' lit ur.,t.tl nut Nvxt tins of tin. t.Lub WLU to) ittefid I)tnc ' diii iit tin b it 0) I.-) III Oct, 17 at the oriti uiiol lit Iton i & urn in units 4. e n L t- r season art to ho. (tie s e cond fourth Saturdays of tiit'h iiwiith - 'L'hot' attr'ntttng are to bring Ins tr uctor will he Milo tiellt'i- their own L)lt setting maii, 1551 I"Iagaiiii'l'errace 811t1 tho se ishiug furthe r in(oi nii (bit OJI t o, liiti III t.i' S lit ii to utti litni ,, '' Wore on a " u - •. "aiv In the group were Mr. and I'latis for a beginners irlasg ltj%- Steinauer, Mr. and in S(lUltr(' dancing %'. ill be \ 'I'll Anderson and C Its.4 1 -d 1)), The Deltonj Squares Nlrs. Anne ReLniek. al the club's first dailet, 0f till! I)r Maens %,on first prize in -oil aturday at (11111 In rain on the conitnun- (us BEIGE a •icr JiN OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 3230697 Do Pona it the [ii t potluck supp'r !nt'etng of the season with Mr.,,. Earline Maess and Mrs. Set First YELLOW - , 11.95 ALL - finish her nursing studies io Discussion of the Oct. 25 about two years. county•wide bazaar is on agenda All tnetnI)ers are asked t)* be I present and to tiring a guest. Others of the area who are terested also are urged to attend. fly .1111[11.111111F.D ILLNET 'eIcomes Five 41 LAST THREE DAYS! Annual AI F r&11C1SC&r1 e&rtben ware 4 enes. ' ." - • U Illinois Club ' ' - Corner Third & I For comfort at +he game MOONEY APPLIANCE . Y IU % 1' , Ow P"-Memwed lesim. sweasi. Darlene tailors it *a perfaction in machine-washable Molo. spun Orlonl$) atrylic, buft9mod up The Court of Iloiiou Was t'IOi ': 1-'! et'askieoi unoi exploded iii' ed with the Scoutma.sters J3eiw. attempted an' ernerguney Landing UI tlw Guetznala Otty *rport. d.lictWn L by Howell. 1 YOU CA ON GIBSON! . Don .Jackson, president of the Lt. Col. Ost'itr Morales fluvul, Lake Alary Chamber of Corti- deputy C0111111alide? (if tilt. (suatmercu, praised ttit' i,ov' for their o'mitlr,iu Air Foree . was killed 98 to ' ' I Th e Ai' I on In Crash . OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. I THURSDA LAM • I BRUSHED COTTON IN COLORS AND L1NE AND PLEATS Be particular about what you gei 4or your money — e Gibson. / - ________ SKIRT5 MODEL 66-252 i - Maiching Top% ,. I SANFORD HERALD BUY DOWNTOWN SANFORD WEAVE Mtching Knit lops .......horn 3.92 Moiching Blazers .............. 14.95 1 I ______________________ '.. L 4 Separate freezer oc1uvetJ retd t he n's'. ird port said tIn long r4tiigt bomb Kurt Shim nit. is s i a. . In' St . I_______________ Yank Raid Kills Viet Cong bad.. Atisistant Senior 11atrol .1()l)11 and flatrol Leadvi Gar\ Oniv\. 1 00 Thu 'Ituidirlool Leuiiiiomes SAIGON, South \ iet .ini ert conducted d \%-ill)* lames APi '1 kit U S I Au oru an Suninci Williani :\ht r •urul i. I1OUIILCd unLi that Il'i raid Ft.nneth Wt. II ro t.t.r in Thou, rt.iei mg Second CIaS' t o month ago killed nioi were Jed Ilauhel anti luv 13cm- than bit Viet ('oni.- soldier: tin' dict First Class awlu- th. were largest clui Ii d tilt war for a ._ _______ '— -_-./ . Scoutmaster Itoy liox%-ell Jr. and m vast of "Generation.- it con Assistant Smutinaster Virgil t*M "I tht- Studebaker Theater Cr4iiii Tin " 010 •t'.si ,to McMurray SLACKS FREEZER ONLY 95 $ H 1111VIE Sept. 1'-' 111 ii road compH presented to ltober Pa,'t4iiii hicks . ft. REFRIGERATOR - ould Ix released 5ISt( d t) 'tii)Ic Ilo It hurt ( \plCt( (0 tIn 1ev' days. Shin'.. Mike Pat'kitisoru nntl Hi I I'i)fll thu' hospital ill . CU. made it posaible for a vM fin and aPxveaveragestude and young lady to attend coMkqp %vithout being constanft bur. By FRANCES WENTER a.,ised with working and worry. A safety program will he pre. fl4ibOUt'% here her next tuition sentel for members of the Lake INIary Ifortiemakers Club when money was coming from." said Nliss Sargent. they niect at 10:30 a.m., TuesI'm anxious to get startid, day , in the fake Mary Fire SPORTSWEAR CHICAGO (AP) -- Actor Robert Young, 51J. and hi., wife, Bet Bv 1PRANCU-S WR'STI-.It tv. were confined to Illinoi0 Scout Awards were pro Masonic hospital today suf. Uk sented to fivo mt'nihcr of Lake l('ring from what their doctor Mary Boy Scout I'mol) 24:' in dvt~crihed as -ph%sical and impressive Court ol Honor cert, mental exhaustion." Tiie were taken to the hospifliOflit'S at tilt, Scout Hut, in the group were Mike Parkinsoui. tat Tuesday night after Young lint, Keith. Kevin Spolski, Stan had t whil t-atiw it) Chicago 1)r. 1"clu . Sa f t - certified it) the field of reading Life II WN h (M', (,riuI Ra pid ,; high r c hool 'tliook caiui s)i' (oIIIclnt he. .U.e hut 'thinr - r)P(ta(ullar \loru 1' (ItiC 111011 ch \l1' \t() rotu omprfrlve iu a Mirhi sehol;irst:i sir" n''hu' unswer. '' )IlrtunI'v gall prograni idinv(I at givirut a Nly financial -wiiation leaves stay in 5(11001 boOst to the tU- Tflhl(h 10 he (Iir'd. thnt Iio' grades aren't tops Misc CIokIin idded that her Iofr' support for a but what has a "glint in the moth'r .. to su . ,, )rOI,1tr and si.ter C c ceed. in SCnOOl. lit sem MEMO II I(iPrtICmrfltS the letter ent W Miss Edna aroond the state, inclu i %vvstern Nlirhigan Community cnrds on buses. That's lio%v Clocklin dis iCnilege in Traverie City. Ivfiss Sargent investigated. received covered the program. -It has alwaYs been my de e.xrellent reenrnmendations for sire to become a registered the girl, and found the "need nurse,' sin' rote to MEMO was absolute.' headquarters here. Miss ClockThe school arranged for a $401 National Defense Imto and SM ;. in matching funds from tts Me& e y 0Be nomie Opportunity grant a tion for Miss Clocklin. . Light weight Knif Wool and i/ I l rIin t Gr.uik Rapid. flitter. Gloria CIukIIii in eoIk'' whi'rc' .'diir,ti,rs t lirough -ht ''Mrth ffocpil Mh(flhl(I he. but wliri' her r)(I(k 'My grarlrq 're above aver. Beautiful shades of PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ' It I'IIIJ 'N I IS : KAYSER 'á W. FIRST ST. A ALL IN THE NEW FABRICS I COLORS . 1'Lc . by I a "THE PRESCRIPTION OUP PRIMARY CONCERN' 'I m S Girl Simplicity Lingerli . -'- rUi fall / • ' I CO er :.. BLOUSES KNIT TOPS . . . for 1 ' JEANS . HOLDS ANYTHING UNTIL DECEMBER 15 ). .: SWEATERS SLACKS W ADVEPTISED IS FIRST LINE 4-PLY! - /a He ps College Memo On Bus Color crisped . SHOES - Beautiful Tan Cabinet 3309Th 19 overall dI.g. NO MONEY DOJN wtAlUjIS DRESSES - Marcause of TV hkd1n MORE'• 'WE'LL MEET ANY ADVERTiSED PRICE IF THE TIRE Brasher stated. is it many-sided : A% COATS Philco COOL CHASSIS BEATS THE HEAT ' LAY cicqu ei me with ee,m- pl.mentary uhik's cape d..d with i MERCHANDISE S therm top on th* • I C tomed Styled IN FALL T ' DUNLOP TIRES ARE CERTIFIED SAFE AT 100 MPHI ______ LADIES, COME IN NOW! SERIES • SPEEDS. good reading habits acquired vailibility of interesting books, students waF stressed by Alm. I time and place for reading in ChlcW Ilrasher reading I terest anti encouragement by clItBear Lake SChOOL tar those around a child, and con 250 parents attending the opentinued good study habits. arent ing meeting of th Very fev children fail to itchTeacher Association. ieve succew in reading because uch emp t h8 tnce or to! lad of ability. ii & learning I TO TICKET THE LATEST ONLY 3 MORE DAYS! Before You Buy! Stressed Before PTA JUST THE Ends Saturday (Herald Photo) Good Reading - 1 0:; 0, Parent-Teacher Asocmtion, for the student. ) 10 k PARKING LOTS! ]ZE,ADING Specialist Mrs. Chloe W. Brasher adaudience of 250 .40 ITIL 4 OFF STREET ing of the ~,O _ OPEN IN dresRed 19r_-p, t8 Ort. R. A — F R E E ni,f,,rhWrrnth 011II' - %I[ bout' 1;4IL1111t. th,kdshAw, olio'iillt tilt Florida i '. 1-11 io rk rt for ttit- livar Luko 1110 1041.1k1l, 1111',V, 11C441- I-AkV. iaid IOU bI'IVIt- e mitutionti throtighotit Ne%%- lit-116.1 :k11 (Ker o'aIk,'timig inpli' ol Lu ost'ni'. ' L'.\ N010% u Al 1 ?40 lit1,4414.1. thv) Imi-i lidivid Mvrrick tb -e'iat ol thu ,ttiiitle Jt'oiiiii, I$4t% oot aitil to i*'a LII adult-eristud fuel iiol miii e- uioetl Iut'sday in Juou'e. Muk Ito, as spaikusinais aawwuncud, out-Ion would bughi. . �a -- - TI - •-, S . - - RACE FOR THE CITADEL It - S - _____ A - _____ - A ... ' cl _____ 4 ,, ' tk S -. - _______ ' - , IS S '. • -I--. / _________ ____ - -- - ' r; S ' - ___________ S fr - ______ / y '______ L- _______ / 1/ 1 " _____________ ____ - - ___________ _______ ______ _____ 1 ____ Fire Pi'eventiori. / - S + + ,A + + I S tion 'Week by getting his family together and making sure all members know at least two escape routes from the home. Throughout the year, the home I + - Fire Prevention Week is Oct 9 14, a cumulationc of old paint cans, bioken time when all of us in Sanford should furniture and dqc'-arded clothing if a uiie occurs, get e ervbodv out of be more fiie conscious, Thus far this year in Sanford we have the home first-then call the fire debeen lucky. There have been no deaths partinent. although a few persons were seriously Fire Prevention can help save lives. burned. These burns could have been This is most important. But secondly, prevented if proper fire precautions it can prevent the destruction of prophave been taken. Therein lies the rca- erty, which reduces our national wealth. son behind Fire Prevention Week. Last year over the nation, property During next week, fire prevention damage as a result of fires totaled 1,-. safety programs will be held in the 689,128,000. proper preventive methods as well as use of fire fighting equipment. However, the job of fire prevention should begin at home. Every citizen in Seminole County for that matter can + - . , , \Teek . 1" .. -' S - • ____ ' 'k •-" ' ' ______ ____ S IP T - . ,' :-., S / S , . ______ - Bruce Biossat ov Cromley _________________________________________________ Thought For Today to pass away, than for one dot of the law to become void."-Luke 16:17. * • Two things profoundly impress me: The starry henven abtni ,,. bustibles such as old newspapers, ac- German philosopher. leen, is the official Democratic + can itelijeve- sci niuch. But there ____________ -' ' 'i'hik • .. ++ - +• - ++ + t, menu a . - . - / I,mis I'r',i a + • .' .p_;_ ' • , - - I I jr planted. -- 1 ) ______,,_,_,i - toiuiiitii ii - p I I I iti I"Inrimln '-- '. . , of -eek' Ol)SCI''8t Ion of Natloniti School Lunch Week will Elementzu'y School (top) and Forest l4nlw Acmkniy, At he Hear Lake Bear 1 ,akt, first. grade parents are Invited for \V((lliC5d8y Ztfl(l second grade parents for Thursday. Friday, everything on the menu will he l'iond.i gi m n, including a fish named ''II7tt" (mullet) Cafetcu Ill W (it 1U'I '4 shown are Mrs. Katherine Grimm, stiper'isOr Miss Jlrond:u ilachard, Mi's. Louise B.u7le, Mi ,leaii Ned, Mis Ann Siiigletai v, and \l I '4 Kathoi tnt' till G iii ison Sho n fi urn the Academ inc (seated, ft nun left) Connell, lunchi corn managel ; Pat I ICilt Ileni I, ,lov Hi at hei 811(1 1 ,eiiti' (back) .10 Mickel, Dat lene McWilliams, l3iti bai a Rns, P.tt .101SlN( next Mis i" 'i\ 'S I '-S , ,- 4 ,, a , ç S ,- - - • I - t , -, -, - - -- iT-. I - ' •-_- , ' - • ' . - w -. : '- Pnineipiil Floyd (flick) Richirds rntrndnced fat'iitt. mern-"re and his vufø, Rohert+g, vhn tauiht in thi' nliwk elnMqm'noni when the tehool first 'pni'it onirnitte hairmen. intro dtirerl by r -k President John ,,j ' - •- r' -r - :;' 1' ' 1 -- '. t. :- ,. ' - i . - ' ." 1 - • ' I p 4 •. , i- - , r- - - . - ' hrlmlite 4 • innil • p.,, totnato % - peach ,. •, _ t,-I . " ' • ,1it, ' .' , - ... •,.. - .. -- , - __________ ' -- - I - . . . ' ... ' ' ('ni-i.'Billie Mrs . , ' " ' °'' i' ' 'j"tlu.J 1'i 'I-' r i LL" t her, a's, miki '. ii giun l)('sI(In' In'mi1's atid aPll('. The frc.'r caine alter hn'nv raitus (lit the otuititi, Potato anti (t i at I I, ' ' IS, ' i , ' t di ' ' ) ' 4 , , -ç ' , 4' ,.i' ! a: ..iI - • . " "' r' '.- . - -' I -- r I ' , "4 S . The room .. ', !, , 4 - 51 , 'Jancv Rn'scers program, Mrs fo'v-rly I nshIn, historian and piihIutitinn \(rs arah Hall puahi o ity mu Clay ('arm! 1, f ultv ri'preseu1tit iv' I ,, fl4,1 . opeland, nuenibership; Grant Mueller. pat hamontarian Mrs. ..ç - . , - oiint was svon b ( ,r,itt. :4 4pconhI 1 I . - , jOncimi :i ' - i' %ti'etinizs .vilI be the tuii in vemer MU, AN I) MRS. FRED E1TJNOU, ,f VØ Tamm'- flrr.e, .fnp on the treP. side of the Herlin wall only a few hundred feet frimrn the famed Brandcnhurg Gate flOW closerl by the East 1erlin police. Photograph was taken I. Dec. m, Feb. 7, .k pi'ih - ;ind May -ationaI programs for each. .fter each meeting there will he 1') :iuiflhlti'5 lassrnnm visita- plIitflS itl Orc'goti. factories in Wolfsburg and Hanover as well as visit+s to Munich, RothenThu results of t Ia 's'statht't hit rg and ('otogne I ,llinor i it h I Iii not Motor ( (irflpa fly ()nt ot the 'i It) mnti's whims showed up at the authorized Volkswagen (ieaiersh ips in the United thin produce t'ounters nil MtUfl- __________________________________________________________________ ents and teachers will recnnv'ne in the auditorium for * question mind answer session, A Fall Festival is scheduled iuiay begin to notice them mu the rnntutte,i . - - - :' ": .' - >hw. I. s _______ - -__________ _________________ Ann rnnmmoth.'r - I - c,..-'' i,., States. - k*an Tro'sv- \tri inn j - - iiid.-d Ifr hhi $ -z . ,I' . .- . ' '', - ' t'tilti snap and theuu mu heat wave , .Ci . . . - ' - c-mit- tot. ('N)S in Tex;;s, and a - , . . -- II4J ' Iii Mm,. ft,'ivt's ( - ahisNi severE' tlatuiagm iii Fr uit ( tops in the . .J1 - ' ••' - . +s work at I fl; hopita!it, 1flfl; heaiitifieation, .$5E: (hrIstma and end of iear rmarti., I SEl: -i inie, *1 641; 141: hitnrian, ,''arhnok, 6; inn ' I. Jj, a ' • ... . I crops. of tonipi't attires In i tin OUs utah lOOc 's'sihtt ci ilnumu in situ'. Iti WI' ((ill in hut iii 11 J1el5 in \1i tutu cot a a nil ut the tonimu tiit i'i O's's U in t li \1 itidli At liuti lii - ! ' ' luil's d ', c . ' S '. liii' (it'IPSt St'ji Rr"uk4nt'n of epnnditu,res, i"nii'd by .Jaek gavter, "aauirer, at npenin meetinit f the term, lista ariministra- ,- winict' vctei mihir's will run $10- mind -. , •' R-,;' + it' taint I ha' ('milifortula . .. ' S - , -. - i, '- 4 • 1 A , . -'nr the puirt'hnse of dditinnsl ,Invgrouind c'luiprnent. n -i iqtie trays for the lunch- - 1 , Miii Parent- its main project of the ave 5 ""' ehnnl i'eicher A4eOeicutjOfl which will - - T,ake flenr W - h'niln't' Iii Viscnnsi,i sirit-t' 1891 ttnm,n. hi August, ri.h causeti tiig gpjflg '"'1 liec,-s near t)rll i 's's lit ti ititnatom 5 1111(1 ( it's, I ( hi'lt j)('j))('r4 gi-ow. foot of rain ft Ii In (i-nit ,ut Ni hr acka nusinit Ia i's's In s to Ii's ( cimk anti Ill , Iii l's 's I flit)' s% ,ISIII (I OUt SOtlit s ' ' ______________________________ - a Sonic of tile winter op will Iinvc' to hi' rr Iil "s budget in the amount, of 7.c has h"en fopteil l-i the c 's",,.,,,,p,,_,___, - - tIallaineM. hut - - "'' •-. - li'tttir.', potmitor, (u('umLX'rs 1111(1 ,,., _____________ - - ( liii' lii I iii't rst I iiimit ul Ihici ios + 1 - 'eirk product' t i-i w.'athi't-. U I hurricanE' Itit', WiiIqH'd i'Ipc'ti hut nv(li-1i(1nes mimi ilnurs jtit ti'iidy lo, iui:itket miff the trees - - tt'rrihle - ," , -- i ________ I/' ' , ' . , dt-ioieiit Iii •htilt' siiiml uintv n hit of + me if I seek erotic food else-s stei' - Budget $615 - ____i :- ' 's'shuiult'cmult'r soul. ''l'hert' hate Iut't'n pi-tihtvtns sill tiver. Thutlu't'iec lust 1'ehii-uisiry, ttir' + ,, - grandparent relationship though we are still only 45, 50 or 60, and thus still in our prime. "So I gave her many chances to nick un . - her cues. She didn't Hal Boyle Says - dent - year," a New .5-- ther. - to this vemir. - --- ttie hit-mr In flit' rIsIni rust of focal ,,, -, -' ' limuil weflt hiu-r- humus hrt'n a kt-'v _____________ _____________________________________________________________________ Orvid Fztuhu, speaLing itt the itii;s. Southern Governors' C'Onf('t-('net tIIOLII1L Waihire c-oukl. Other au-gut, that the- tuintamWt.i'}it Aliiiiamii t'L9utiflniKt -+ t hI 's'sc'ple Ihrc-'nt ens lm;tuuilv food Initigets. ,_._•. 'I . 101' his ut-any certhin entry into the ]ft(8 presidential ('(IIItest.. HhII'dlV the fainteSt lip service is paid any more to the fart + - +- OKs _______ • ome 2, a with ertu- business concern .it no ,oqt to the sihont as long )+ I+ correct a local figure '.'shen hi the major partics i ,m ,a • + ,-d - , g T rrh fgi' a1I \ ill, I want columnist might never knots If relaties all oer Greece he may grow Impotent toward ho didn t onen his mail. Wni,inln't thnf+ unrk u.nnmier for ------- i ,i.. - - fl'( tfl' tLi Donna Ilauger, who flew 600 was expecting at least a week- Force Base, N. J., tot' an extra L WASHINGTCN (UPD - My "grubbies," the p r e - s o i I e d to buy the kind with a readyItaly from China was macaroni. ThU. for my booklet "Sex + This summer's Negro riots, Last year U.S. families ate 1.- popular beverage in the world. Americans alone drink 31 billion daughter, who is Il. came up to srwaLcrs. Problc'ms in Marriage," enc1osmade raunchy look. Do-It-yourrhe. governor takes a hand- plus pressure for open housing, I 751.4,809 pounds of macaroni a year. CUPS me Wallace victory almost for seem to have strenghthened me, stuck out a foot and said, Pre.solled sneakers apparent- self besmjrchmcnt carries no ing a long stamped, return in products. The good old days: Doctors 'elope, plus 20c. anted, though the attractive, Wallace's hand material). 'How do you like my new ly are the hottest item in the status. _________________ gressive Martin - one of nii(I of northern whites who Many dogs seem to like the sometimes put the letters "PP" juvenile footwear line. At least shoes?" imagine sncal:ers with fac)P's bright new hopes for the see him as "Mr. Backlash" are 1U'or of mailmen. They bite on a prescription. It was their among children whose parents "I don't know," about 7,000 a year, and this way of letting the pharmacist l.ory.applied . stains are paz-ticuth - is struggling vliunt- pouring said, can afford them. nuil into hi office "where are they?" costs Uncle Sam a million bucks know the patient was a "poor m'r, may be mu few under- ularly beneficial to fastidious S Montgomery. Encouraged, he in sick leave and medical cxQuotes person," and should be charged 'I'm wearing them," she said. privileged children who have to children, who otherwise have Democratic leaders say their taking more militant posi. accordingly. ndom polls, taken in widely tions than ever - as w' ith his pfflM5S. "They don't look new to me," wear new-looking sneakers. In trouble giving a new pair that The dilemma you deal with If you think highways are Folk lore: It's bad luck to car- is too deeply rooted in prid. economically depressed areas, smart grimy appearance. attered sectors, show Wallace legislative assault ui-ion HF:W's I said. crowded now, here's a forecast ry a hoe into the house. You'll "Oh daddy!" she exclaimed, kids may have to bus' unsoiled cad by an average 2-to-I mar- school prejudice, too profound An''. pre-soiled sneakers dese'gregatjon guidelines, to mull over: Beginning in 1970, have a bad accident if you put and 4 "You always say the nicest sneakers and dirty them up may indirectly bring me great n. This is said to be so even One politician says that, giv- the annual crop of boys and both sock and shoe on one foot I and complex-and too critIcal themselves. things." the Birmingham area (Jef- en existing state elt'rticrn laws, girls who become old enough to to our future for any one man z-sches. For I intend to steal the before putting a sock on the oth- or administration to resolvs. This was my introduction to But the- fashionable thing is idc'a and use ft. In a new line of rson County) where Wallace it would be surprsiing if Wal- drive will exceed four million. er foot. The first dream you -Presidc'nt Johnson, address:'ollege clothing. retofore has not been strong. lace, as an inde'indent, could Eeet courtship: In Honduras, have while sleeping under a new Jim Martin's claims that he is _______________________________ $ + What do various protest ing the White House Conferan Indian lad proposes marblanket or quilt will come true. sing an admittedly wide gap groups have in common? The on Civil Rights. Area riiipe by offering his girl a girt Munching caraway or dill seeds i- Tint accepted by indepe'nclent answer: They look unkempt. Quick QLLiZ Genwi of cocci beans. If she accepts. will keep you from having hicAltanui,nte Springs ipraisers. There is some' feelSlovenly apparel apparently i-fl- our actions, the United Mrs. •los. E. Mulhieux they serve chocolate at the wed- cups in church. Mrs. Julia liartos g the Walluce lead may begot; hand-in-glove with the reStheS has proved we do not Q-ls it true that witch340.52(15 835-1318 Insect hercules: For its size, ht-lieve in partnership with la-ilious spirit. Students who idening. craft was practiced in colonial F' ychulogists say that up to the ant is the world's strongest Bear Luke-Forest CitY Luke Mur join the campus revolts usually Obviously convinced of this, New England? believe fivt million Americans - one creature; it can lift 50 times its Asia. in practice, we Mrs. Mar-nnn Mi)ti' dress the part. That is, they Mrs. Frances S'este'r e governor is thinking ahead. to the conform A-An outbreak of the medic- I out of every 40 persons - have own weight. If your 125-pound that Asia must 838-3678 look revolting. 322.6219 At every platform opportufli- val witchcraft superstition oc- tried to take their lives at least wife were that muscular, she American view of how her sfMany of these students, I'm Casselberry Luke Monroe he verbally annihilates all curred in Salem, Muss., in I6i2. But obviously most of could carry home more than fairs must be arranged. told, come from affluent fainMrs. Jane Casselberry -Senator Wayne Morse, In a Mrs. H. L. .iotinsoiu mocruts and Republicans in the summer of that year, them didn't try very hard. I jilt-s. They very likely have dif+ three tons of groceries at a time xcept California's Ronald 838-5046 Senate speech criticizing U.S. 322.4 722 persons were convicted and cx'ar is still a young man's from the supermarket. ficulty acquiring a wardrobe uagan) who might conceiva- ecuted on the charge of exer- game policy, Chuluota - and particularly jungle It was George Bernard Shaw Asian that is properly seedy. Lt,ngwood _____________________ y gain major party presiden- cising witchcraft.. Mrs. Lizu Huht'r warfare. The average age of who observed, "Except during Mrs. I)oni-ia Esit-s It is with the hope of cashing tl nomination in 11465. Not 365.5193 Q-Whut bird has the longest combat soldiers in many U.S. the nine months before he, The custom of caroling Is in on this situation that I am 838.3317 Richard Nixon, supposedsmall intestine? traced back to the 13th century, DeBary units in Viet Nam is only 18½. draws his first breath, no man forming a new company called North Orlando the new darling of the South. Mrs. .h'Iin L..ont A-Probably t ii e ostrich, Quotable notables: "Fear has Flyblown Clothing, Inc. his affairs as well as a -Mrs. Marilync Peterson capes his Th'. 668-4883 HEAD9UAITERS P01 which eats little but fnmlliajYou vegetable always seemed to me to be the tree does," are all with 323-0501 NEW AND II Delt-ons Wallace already has defined matter. Its small intestine is worst stumbling block which modern fabrics that are wrin• Duplicators Typewriters Osteen labrnna'a and the South's Mrs. Mildred Hane-3 46 feet long, kle-resistant, right? Well. FlyIt is the anyone has to face. S A record high of Adding M.chin.s more than -esidential needs so narrowly Mrs. Clarence Snyder 668-5361 blown will have fabrics that are Q-Wus the famous Christ- great crippler. My childhood 1,325,000 passports were issued Calculatori 322.4841 Enterprise crease-resistant. at they fit no one but him- church Cathedral at Canter- and early youth were one long by the U. S. Passport Office In I Powell's 00k. SuIy If. Be O'i.'do Mrs. lilt-chic Harris Ill S. MAGNOLIA AVE. Ruttier than trousers with a is spoiling for big bury, England, destroyed in the battle against fear" - Eleanor 1965, I imbat, coast to coast. 665.5534 Miss Ruth Dmn-idson permanent crease, it will offer war? Roosevelt. 668-4604 365-3651 trousers with permanent wrin- "We're not going to Win this A-Although the cathedral Political payoff: Members of kles. instead of wash-and-wear ettle talking to ourselves in was a target for German bomb- the Greek Parliament have the shirts, it will sell unwash-and- labama," he tells listeners at era during World War II, it use of two telephones each withrally. "We've got to do it wear shirts. was not directly hit. Nearby out charge. so, to win good will After a hard day protesting ew York and California and buildings, however, were de- and votes, they usually Install f1 r 'auftiith ?th idiuna and Wisconsin." faculty brutality, student demstroyed. one of the telephones In their _________ Top Alabama Democrats in- ______________________________________________________________ oristrittors need only toss their Sanford Herad Page 6 Oct. 6, 1966 garments into a corner, mak- st that he is "not playing this -_-Ii £L'$'EiI A 4uILt.O i!il'SOk A 51) "l'UI.tSIIEIt ing certain they do not come in ming just for laughs," that he ' (MC$fti Mseset I"HA5K O1.'JU1.t5E, ould love not only to exceed contact with soap and water. LAILItS' '1itLtsIIEL It(IIItit'I £1. AS1:t.It Learn t FLY! The next morning, thanks to arry Goldwater's five-state Associate Editor Advertising Director rftati SAS VLL.T Flyblown's exclusive "miracle" not itics ctor)' in the South but to pick 1knlgin Editor A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! Advertlsin fabric, they will be inure rumT some key northern states as Duals WILLIAMs SIC IIDI$IAh t:n "ALWAYS MOVE THE CROWD" Society EdItca pled than ever. alL Business Manager Do'Il'IIe ats'I'Is S..-.- -, SSaSaW - City Editor - -Mechntci Supt. SPICIAL $1.00 J111JS WSCIj4$ UILL 'IMII'J' Taiks Cisunty Editor INTIODUCUON • Coatrols Sts-ff Photographer Driv.wN polats Ptitihal,eci .*LIy e,cpi Mturdu)', Sunday and Christmas; publebe,d baturday preciedln Christmas. & • Acc.n.rI.s SPICI*i. SOLO COURSE ............... . SIJUbUMIl'TiIfl KS&TEI Uome Delivery NEW CESSNA TEAINU - 512W P., H. LINE 2c week PUMPS 5, MaU SLMJSULE VOVIVTY LIji OIISDI MAIL NEW All TAXI CEITIPICATE COVERS INTIRS U.S. I 2fc Wnek - Ib.OU I Ye.r $11 lii I Year AS LOW AS l.UO $ Mouths bAOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN b.7 $ Months Z.lt) $ Mouths .ou $ Months IE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS 1.0(1 1 Mc'nth IOu I Month V. a. Posts Re 1uess pruv1s that s-U mall sub,cripttcis be ps-Id Iii &ove5zc*. $O I__ Csuom "sir IS AYIATIO AVAILMU 101 Tb. Herald I. a w.nte of 'be Asst'c1ated Press which i entitled INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE e&ciuslveiy to the us.' I cii republIcation of aLl th. local u.wa printed PIODUCIS TRAININS 01 All TAfl In Ui11 b.'W.pkper Entered s-a asoond class matter October tI. 91k at the Post WIle. of S,,ufurd, lficiriaa. unde: the Let of Congress cii Mardi g, 114 N. Pai'k Av.. FMnq Semtnote Randi .' par' cit s-ny material, news or advert lslnj of this •dltIun ct 220 N. FRENCH AYL The Lazziord ie:aimcI wiay La.' ,eirudut-,,d It, ny meinner without written ieruiI.slun ,'f the publtsbev of The Hers-Id. Lvy individual -iUAS i.Al OP GV*O SANFORD. FIA DI 3221412 322.0331 Dow,ulr. Ssord a,, firiti ,.kt(lti,.lt.i.' Ci,, iiaiii r.',,r(ltjr,t ititi twill Iii. -ON HIGHWAY izifrIuguvTbtIraJdacoprgbtand wllJ bshsldIiaW• I ui 'H.sdquerfors For Sprinkler Syst.ms" _________________________________________________ de.iwige slicer Ut. Law. + + - + ---- - r. -the tneat flavor enhancer, ---------------- I Correspondents Many agers ) OVERWEIGHT are highest g.injie(1 and re.idv The room re'aching the on this luaranfa.: If not told 11) + turn Ph. packag. to your druggist of the county in tr3ing to Oct. 28 deadline 'still receive 1 Colleen Wiggins of C-i-iselb.'rrv and qt your full back. Ms flouting - Service Store - Fine Or Jai1 - - - an American film company has been ordered to pay a $1,400 fine li_I M I"I. VVharton J01 flS or go to Jail for 12 months. Sir Ranulph Twistleton22, and Wykeham of his friends pleaded gull' three Mn 11. Wharton, of Sansetting off the ty Wednesday to ford, has joined Eastern Airdelayed action bombs In the viilage of Castle Combe last lines as cargo sales represenJune. The frieids' fines ranged taive, in announcing the appointfrom $280 to $560. Eastern Fiennes, Ai ri i fles FRI. OCT. bill 'svilt include "Around the i - PAWTUCKET, 11!. (API World Under the Sea" with Norniati J. JSIC(JUCS, a mt'mber Lloyd Bridges and "Witigs of 1 4 oh Rhode Island's house of Rep- Eagles,'' starring John Vaytie. CIRCUS TENTS AT resentatives and a law school The CTP will get a percentage' student, says $L()0-a-plmtte I too of the dollar a carload tickets FAIRGROUNDS much for miii evening with Sen. sold in advance and only holders E(iWmIt-(t M. Kt'tttmedy, 1)-Mass. SPONSORED BY THE SEMI advance sale tickets 'still I he's schit'tluled to speak 4ut (I eligible for the drawing for' NOLE COUNTY HUMANE De'mocrntic fund raising dimmer jirks Friday and Saturd.iy SOCIETY. iii Pawtucket Oct. 18. nights. f• - Tycoon Yeds a - ',, ________ _______ - At Cheap Rate - Actor's Estate I Shirley Quits Over Pornography _ _ MOThERS! j lix 14 WALL PORTRAIT + -- - - - -- -- I Eric ' _____ S. IOUR CHILD "a - I , - I - I - -- Q i -•- blOI -- I - - - - I m.n.y! ______ _____ ______ ___________ + _____ cargo + - -+ _______ OF _______________________ _Li - ja 1 - LOS ANGELES (APi - - Md lhonatre builder William A. 'L't sh timaru beat a irice rise o:u tii.ur- I triage' lice'zises when he took oii" Out tel 'sted actress ('ti.irf,',ie B RI M M N G OV E R WITH liol. 'l'tshiman, 40, spent $2 till the INNOVATIONS, WONDROUS hire-rise' wt'cltiestiav at L.os n- SURPRISES & A MYRIAD OF SAN i"RANCISC() (API ge-h's County Courthouse. 'l'tit' UNPRECEDENTED FEATURES first to be served by the new ___ Shirley Temple' hIlnck, Holly- price' 'stent up to $5 textay. FROM_ALL ________ STRANGE LANDS Quick Change 727 jet. ___ 'stuods oime-tiIne (hlltl stat', has ''1> __________ ii/ ,. jet airliner Eastern i putting quit the San Francisco Film J ,.;:-' into operation this winter. I".'sti's'al Cmiumnittee. 'flue' issue: LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actor Before Joining Eastern, Whar. NS Ii RAN CE MASON WHARTON "A movIe sue says Is )ornogra _________________ Fleming, who drowned In a ton was owner of City Transfer pith'. _______________ r remote Peruvian river during and Storage, agent for Red Bali County liouid of • 'Ni Gmtuuies," a S's'se'dkh . ti'e filming of a movie last 'I'ranait Cotnpany, Ryder Truck lie Is a -member of thai Vestry ______________________________ "merely utilizes pornoeI 'steek, made his mother chile! Lines and Murray Van anal litily ( 'toss Episcopal Cliut cli, gi'mtpiiy for profit,'' Mrs. lihick beneficiary of his $125,000 es ,Stoi-agtt. UI,iiuinauJ Uittv(Ui i Samifor.i. said Wediuesday at the' coiuitiilt tluItday Ii Ih• __ _______ __ .itl.vudiuu4*Utul5I$ tate. lb is nueri'i.-d oiid uSIa (otil h'e 's'e)ted O%Ct hit't' ubjt'ttiotis Iii _________________________________________________ .'t a lie is a graduate of Orlando I 3 HIII tom' Yousi sad OWl A will Sued for probate In Los High School and 5141t.son Unul' t')uiIilutnu. show that tutu. C'ieus. • I1SIlI..ns .ii Pa. ,,aa •tu.%i Angeles Superior Court Wedtues- veraity. lie taught. atid co*chud S-S --_____ imnrm.s as&.uaio ' ;;";;iin' day disclosed Mildred Anderson h the publk choola of Osecolu ul.n.ut .nd ACKOSAIS, JUGIILLES, Psal Iteddy, as bequeathed $30,000 County atid before acquiring ol this Atinual IQUILIEKISIS. WHIKL' remainder of the outright and the P.sti. IIOlI. WIND LQULStNtAN'. I firm was manager of City bequests. Ysiuit .t* Old other after the ('btatt' Transfer and Storage. horn Fal and 0000 ELEPHANT SI 41, onetime star of N.., Join Fleming, Wharton Is past, president of tuCelebmate this TRAINED HORSES, series, the "Rat's hide" television HAPPIT (It lianford-Seminolu Jaycees, MINAGIKIt COMPUtE ALL I(OLIDAY. in the 1Iullu- the drowned Sept. of the f3snfoi'd Zoning ouch uvi ga River near 'I'ungo Maria, member IWICE DAILY 4 & P N. and CommissIon, 1'lantiiiig MI Peru, during the filming of a sceno for the movie "high Juji- the Conitnuflity Action Agency POPULAR PRICES mArl • ths smtnul. Mother Inherits - V + Ii'. Capaldi, Democratic state London is a tourist mecca be- sales nianuger, said \Vhartott 1 rhiairztinn JiIC(1UCS uske(t for a cause of its unspoiled main will he based in Orlando but "student t'te" saying time $100 _______ spotlessness t, and also will provide specialized ____ stihiscniptiuuu is just too high for thatched-roof cottages. Twen- cargo coverage for other st-chim. Atid if lie' took a date, he' tieth Century-Fox filmed scenes tions of the state Including _________________ said, the evening ''would bt fithere for its $36-million musical Jacksonville and 'l'anupa aremis, nunclally ruinous." adapted from hugh Lolting's -- -- \S'intu said Orlando is one of books for chill"Dr. Doolittle" major cities on Fasterti's dren. systezim especially designated 7i -the airline's expanded air cargo program and will be one of the Manager If's easy! Save hours are put in each B oniber Faces thrg,u*atlue Wiri.q COMPLETE there GUUUThR , $ I 2 Days Only! l,_ a. Fri. SAT. - - -.. .- -.3 flI 7 • - heü.s,as,i. PHOtOO*APHIS sOUlS DAILYt 10 AM • I PM, 1 PM • 3 PM - -- H.a'ds WALL SUPPLY s'.- column in the - - ___________________________________________________________ ES stilt ind (,mn in- --------- home in time to have the last Soviet laws curbing i riage In Missouri for the church chance that he might get slip, h her own Idea. McUYNOLDS DRUG STORE that many to Mrs. Wilma Reams. second t:'ness meeting was presented SANFORD ped directly," Donna said. "But piece of wedding cake at the relIgion. Mrs. Babbitt said MAIL ORDERS wedding they had planned in grade, and Mrs. r'th'1 Otiver' + h" P.ev. D;ir'.vini ht.i Pravda Ukralny (Truth of the the first sergeant thought he end of her reception, where FILLED. - AOV. the foods included on the _______ _______________________________________________ Rothsay. sixth gritI'. - -----_______________________________________________ would be able to give Daryl a Rev, Maynard Stokka, of liamar Ukraine) reported WC(IflC.S(iiiy menus are not accepted b the Daryl Hauger, 21, had just pass." The prc':deiit. Mr. William delivered Church, had (Ie'ft'n(lants we're given Lutheran that the completed specialized training Donna quickly telephoned the the wedding sermon to 200 jail terms of two to ttirt'e years pupils at South Seminole- and Eggers, appointed t committee + are wasted. to revise the pre IIt LOflStititOfl for handing out illegal literature airport in nearby Fergus Falls guests but without the couple. Psirents were invited to come ami by-laws. N,tmed t) the "It I can obtain a teachiitmg mind hiuldi:mg public meetings ____________________________________ but learned that the only plane to lunch during School Lunch mittee were William g' eomnnuissioiu mu Germany next crit ici,+mng Soviet laws on re'li that could fly to Missouri in room Week next week. "You pai-lianwnLuri.tn to act a+ 'ha :--er there," gioti. time had been chartered by a (all. Id like to go ot have beetu may find it isn't as bad -i the man, Mrs. Ch.0 rle-3 M : Nine ottiet' 135i1)tiStS said the bride. Graceville (Minn.) doctor. children say It. Is," she and Mrs. [howard Oser. Until then, shue platis to con- setutt'nced to prison since nuid- hioJ)eftlll3'. The doctor agreed to give up Mrs. Egge'r reminded t'.'mcli the plane for the red-haired, tinue teaching second grade it .July on similar charges. Ways and means committee ers, as well as parent. the ______ blue-eyed bride and her maid of Fertile, Minn. I)onna and Daryl chairman, Mrs. Robert Yowler. could send in the-tm complaint SALISBURY. England (AP) honor, Phyllis Peterson. timid dated itu hugh school and announced the CTP is sponsor -A young English nobleman The Army agreed to hold Pvt. through college. Solon-Student ing a benefit movie at the ¼ , who set off a gasoline bomb to _____________________________________________________________ Prairie Lake Drive In Theater, protest the use of one of Eng. SANFORD 'a, ii' , Oct. 27-29. The double feature Balks At $100 land's loveliest old villages by for _______________ --. j - money manages t1CkIBB1N ----- Teachers anti Parents as she members to date and presented choit and Par's prescripflon, our product + hmke ric1et' at ,+ht explained the new standardized blue ribbons to Troy Stuart .ird mift• chairman hi,us not yet ailcd Odrin.L You must loss ugly menu being used throughout the Mrs. iIek'n Bagli'v. whose roomi been secured to supervise acti- fat or your money back. OdrInex is -e tiny tablet end •asiIy swallowcounty to allow centralized buy. hate achieved liii) per cent 'ities of the safety parrot made •d, .t rid of •xc.ss fat and lv. morning-the wedding day-and marriage. turned out that way," the 22- he telephoned Donna at 8 n.m. But, when the newlyweds ar- + C!RA WAY - Pow Wow,' aget at South Seminole School, hold the sate. M. Etmiine Bartlett. member- tt w;us poinh'd out wciting + +• --.-, + Herald + ilonti with tuna eovcrnment control Mrs I ticille ember The committee -------- U I - ilfl honeymoon with her Army pri- his next duty station. He has duty to issue a marriage license and 'svaive Missouri's three-day Red Baptists vate husband, hopes to see him enlisted for three years. period. A Baptist fliIflBut orders were delayed from again next year. I S., tit _ L - - - flts" Modern husbands hae as \ian children een in gram much erotic hunger as did Ta mar school write to me for sim cob i'ar help in tring to restore hap But our las prohibit more piness between their daddy and than one wife. n1other. Which means that you betters This is an unfair burden to function as a 4-woman harem load upon the shoulders of any to your husband if you wish to youngster! avoid the tragedy that Is stalkso will you mothers please Ing Marcia's home. wake up to the facts of life? The average philandering bus. emember, men don't run a- band would much prefer an "at- ung his pco's erful imorthern ad ' I,rj''- d-_._* - q If they have a satisfactory dreds have confessed In my ofsiren at home, they are not lIke- fice. ly to affront their children, as " But. Dr. Crane." they pro.. (me lemew I ''- n Wailtc't gc- on presidential ballots Bllth'IINGHAM, Ala. (SEA Marcia's daddy is doing. test, "my wife rebuffs, reneges hIIJs ht. can taI.- the White mc're than 1 stntes. Even Go'. George C. \\z,Iiur(- I At first glance, most of you or shuns ardor. using the iftflfl Al huma govel- + House. Whet+ht-i or noi \Vit!lae this is so, he is unmistakably a wives and mothers would jump "She seems to think we should not last for only one week of the year, It's a year round job. ' ; I •\ - For in this small cit eer Mmight to crne not only far body knows what it going on more food calories than you do "Is rn dadth losing his mind' at the dinner table lie used to be wonderful. Now mt there is an even greater 1w acts as if Mother and I are diffeience in the erotic demand strangers to him. iii men. What can I do to help pre Ptt i,irchal Jacob thus had 4 _______ '4 v' j' ____ -S ________ ____ - / / ________ _____________________ ________ _____ \ ". , ________ ' ,•-.. _________ h- ' '' . 1 - + ' ' ________ +. VI' M4P1 ____ partment officials are planning an educational program in county schools as well as establishing school fire prevention teams, From left are Lt. John T Bennett, Chief G M Han iett, Ma's'or A L Wilson and Warrant Officer C. T. Smith, displaying the "Batman theme" fire prevention 'week (Herald Photo) posters + j '7 - ". I,' _______ ,',,. 1 1 p ______ i ________ S ______________ _______ ______ _____ , t'. ¼ . ____________ ______ '" _____ S , .' •' 1 •¼ S + - Writer (rt'p (APi News NIV 'i'(1tl7 ulmi in mu gt' l,titui lIiIrt- icflfle -- nd you ma nttnck me fr MareIa' problem I ton hle prf'su1 In fact1 I bac rcceh• siding WIth the husbanda tes ed thnn'iands of children's let t ferfl. some even from 9-yeariThi, frr heaven's sakes, olds, who wanted to stop the ep rift that was threatening their Tj V(U woLild satisfy your homes WIvc, iake np to tPU niatec in the boudoir, then even tei'5c sCX fc*s about mar- Cleopatra or Elizabeth Taylor couldn't steal them away from ilage. Sn send for that se bonlet below. von! CASE A-546 Marcia M aged For a 'satisfied man doesn't expend the extra energy needed 16. is in tears. "Dr. Crane," she wailed. "my to run downtown for a restaurdaddy is running around with i nt meal or to chase amun ith a p1irarnour cecretnr from his office That girl is only about 15 Most of you wives overly feed C 8S (1111 hn'bands at the dinner Wit nearl as altracti' fl m mother. But you then try to ration "But Daddy flaunts the oilier woman In front of Mother and" him in the boudoir to sour own '.,, ____ ' .: 1inic AP fluislness - . I A S. - .: a ( - t '4 : S ' I _____ + + + - and Is chairman of - +55 - S - • SELECT FROM • __________ S\ERAL POSES I3ABIES & CHILDREN OF ALt. AGES PORTRAITS DEL 1V€RD iN STORE • 555 W. luST ST _____________________________________________________________ ' U - i -I , F . - . __ -_--'_-I __ __ /t 1 - - ':..r-t 4t. - -,?------ '..- --S ' ------ --- j . - - 5-' -- I - - S �_ y.-:.y ul 1pen-- altimore _ 11.,.11.1111111~ - - - -"- - " - 111 B B I i-.?,:3' ,,_,,_,-,:_, ,i",.-' ,;:,. .41 ~.....'' f-~""' ., --.:-Jv *1 .1: .,:.;.~:' ~ ,,-.."k~..-',~~ '-'~ . ,~, ~`., ,,,- .~.'11 -- .r-. .* , ? ;..,,' .~--:.;-. t . .,k.*. .""I __. I yk a, -, ..,:., 0.04 1. l . ...... .,. .-.'. : Bauer's Trump Card . . I ZOMMUMoa , 1< I .. ", .. Isrnrn _ __4 lr Q'imt&irli rrnth Of Roses..... V . 1-,:T_`- , ::!.-:'-<.:,_ -_".""'. .I. --.. - .- I .. ."' , Mich igan ___ Spartans Tech last week did not give Clemson a break with the oddmakers, as fourth-ranked Alabama is a 20-point choice over the Tigers. Southern California, the No. S team in the court, try. has it 15-point edge over Washington, and sixth-ranked Arkansas is a solid two-touch'Irt'urn 'tnvnrite over Baylor. ... . •' ..w SOs W11, Will you quit getting off the subject and come right out and predict the Orioles will win the series? O.K. I dood It! The big bats of the Baltimore bombers will he more than enough to take care of slants of Drysdale and Or-teen and Sutton and I didn't say a word about Koufax, did I? . - * The Orioles have scored '755 runs to 606 for the Dodgers and have hit 175 home runs against only 108 for Los Angeles, That'. my reason for selecting Baltimore and if that's not good enough, can always write about college football in next week's S.O.S. Come to think of i I may yet have to send out a distress signal if they let e down. Got any idea of what the umpires receive for working the eerieC? A cool four grand apiece . not bad for a week's work, huh? - - 'I 7 i . • ItI I . f - . - LIQUOR L' j: FOR LESS THAN ABU NOBODY BUT NOBODY ill E iffHow t(. L . 11 PAR ___ I A". .1 . ,, .~ .. f• : 4. H Hardy Sets High Game . -- BRINGS LOWER PRICES &r air OLD . r 1 1. 1 . 11. 1 S . A ='~____ _- 1. L. . ,,. Call A Close 'C . - Dr. Fager ., NEW YORK (A?) - Dr. F'ager still is unbeaten but much of the aura of invincibility (lint nurounded the Tartan StaRUSS SNYI)ER ble colt had faded. The Big Catch Th e Florida-bred son of Rough 'n Tumble from W.L. Mc. Knight's Ta rtan Stable came from off the pace and won the Co-Captains $811,350 Cowdin from nine other topflight 2-year-olds Wednesday For FSU Set at Aqueduct. But unlike his (AP)-Florida three previous triumphs, when TALLAHASSEE his margin of victory ranged of juniors accounted for all State University's football SemiUniversity 4 Miami's 24 points notes will be led by co-captains from seven to 12 lengths, he was Just able to get up In time to nip against Colorado. Junior Bill Del Williams and Bill Campbell Miller passed to Junior Jerry in their Saturday game against In Reality. the Wheately Dannen for two TDs. Junior the- Florida, CORC'h Bill Peterson successor, from to take third, Stable. closed fast kie Bob Tatarek recovered says. Colorado fumble in the end zone Williams is a guard UIILI Camp- l4-lengths back of the runnerup. for the other score. Junior cul- bell a defensive back and punt transfer WIhhiiun (Kay) return specialist. Jege Peterson also said sophomore Rarria-a junior-kicked a 45" yard field goal and three extra quarterback Gary Piijcic will UBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Al points. Junior Joe Kira held the probably start. lit is credited MIAMI BEACH. Flu. ball on the kick-n-and the snapS Iwith bringing thit' Seminoles Junes, 225s, Goulds, Flit.. backs were by Junior Center [rum behind in their upset vic• stopped Sunny Moore, 2U6, Dallas. Tex., 9. I11 iambIes,n. I tory over Miami. •. ____________________ Fight Results - I i ? i-'- . "k - - .-/*/) , siasrir Js' .I .- - ... ___ "" _ 's' iits - . 1 aenr - - - - an I just wonder what kind of a reply I'd or received if Johnny Ecanc's annie had been placed for Mgr. of the Year? .. ,. '5 There were plenty of doves flying this past. Saturday. Hope you collected your thme. I got 50! No, riot doves, Just comply nhe ll . (I told you I had trouble hitting thuse darn things.) Although no vire eis jiiek 't-111 us Lite country's bet, I'd u with Georgia 'lechi as the number one team. N)i, not just auoe they're -0, but ever since I was a kid 1 was irnjiressed with, "I'm a rumbhin' wreck from Georgia Tech • • du, dit, dunTdee . • IN p... 'N t ._. ow c *** 4 Th *** leading the rushers with tri yards in 12 carries. Dennis Garrett has been the top reeeIvrr with three passes for 77 yards. McDermott has pulled (JOWfl IWO aerials for B7 yards. 'Flu' Suit h 5,' tiiiiii*l.' I mcii thri next i'ontm'st, hattie w it h I lilt rita nrg' two wins, 21;7 over Dowell, a soul hpa w sophomore t'flfl('S, iiflhI('fCiItC, alter two time St. Cloud .IVs next Welru's. Sanford and 27-7 over the Tarn- II averiing nearly 30 yarns p.r completion. gaines, al-i' taking advantage (if duiv iiIht In I,tiIlgV'(H)( i. pa I)ons, Miller has been alFarley ;till more than like..111 open (lat(' on tiii'it- sclii'tjtitc Coach John McNauimara and niost unstoppable I (s r the ly go with the same starting to get an extra practice for his staff are expecting a tough 'Canes, In the Tampa game, eleven he has used previously. contest, unlike the 'Canes' first picked up RB yards rushing in Dweil will he at quarterback Pei'sol Bout. with hobby Richardson At (tilltwo (lilt Itigs which resulted in dull)' three carries, NEW YO RK 1 tll'I ) .luhnny aiim mimi Brown, along with hack and Garrett •wd McEJirt'•lS) I(t()ri('s, St - (loud l'ersol, wilt) dc.'lt'at ed .1 a mes J halfback Billy Hagy and quar- molt rOUfl(hmfl out the hackWoody in his first heavyweight fllVIll)S I)('('It alit' of the rough- terhmack Charlie Mathews have field. will Include center The :t bout after successfully cam- et opponents on the South Scm. all figured prominently in the Toni Richardson, guards Tim backfield picture. paigning as a light heavy. mole slate, Top performers on the hat' Murray and Grezg Pfefler, tarExPlosive running by hail. weight, iii fight Amos Lincoln Brown and Wayne been end Paul WeiIrwr klr Robert have Oct. hacks Jerome Miller and Clar. Square Garden, 52-yard TI) toss Beau arid ends Marc Meyers a Wednesenci' King and the powerful who scored on 21, it Was antiotinr.'d Ricky by Cain against Tampa, guard and Bob Glaze. Game time toplunges of fullback (lay, 'lIme bout is a substitute for B rowne have )iigimijglitcd th e I'aIIi Nicholas and center Dean night In Longwood will be 7:30 Noland. p.m (lie Emiic G riflithm•,loev Archer -' --Ifl I(U1 I('V"4' I I%t title match , Postj)Ofled until Nov. It) when ArchYONKERS, N. Y. UP!) -, ('r was stricken with a virus at- Noble Victory is the early 3.5 tack (luring training. favorite to win the $80,000 (;oth am Trot at Yonkers RaceTriple Win way Saturday night. A'l'I4AN'I'IC ('l'I'Y, N. .1. ( LJPI) Opposing Noble Victory, who -Jockey Jorge Velasquez scor- holds the rcconrd for the fastest ed a riding triple at Atlantic mile o run by a trotter in compeCity Wednesday, hooting home titi n, will be Speedy Rodney All Navy ($1020) in the second, (31) Speedy Count (8-1), Earl Policy Power ($2120) in th e Laird (8' 1 ), All Aflame (15-1), third and Polyhu ($11.10) in th e Lord Gordon (20.1) Spin Speed fifth. (20.1) and Duke Rodney (30.1). * Hurrcanes Prep For St. Cloud _____-- CHARLIE BRAY Panthers Seeking 8th -- --- - . ....... S otham Tro G Straight Win . - t The Perry Moss guided Orlando Panthers go after their eighth consecutive will this Saturday night in Orlando its they entertain the Montreal Beavers in the Tangerine Bowl at S p,ni. In their first game of the ti t l4cngue,, LflC Pan- ---- - -- - - --thers journeyed far north to play the Montreal eleven and showed an impressive offense which carried throughout their first five games, too. In that first. encounter, Orlando stomped their opponents 49 to 27. In reviewing their last. victory, Coach Moss singled out the play of Chancy Bray and Dick Peaoncn as being outstanding, "Bray is finally getting some experience and before long he'll be one of the best defensive linemen In the league," said Moss. Bray stands an event six feet and weighs in a 256 pounds and is a graduate of Central State College. Probably the strongest point in the Panthers leading the Eastern Division is their tally. lag 266 points while allowing only 108 to their opponents. Moss once again will have the problem of selecting it starting quarterback for Montreal. Glynn Griffing played almost the entire first half against. Brooklyn last week, taking time team from a 9 0 deficit to mm 14 9 halftime lead. Jonas was CVOH siiai'jiet' ill the secouid 11111 f, completing-- 1! of 11 patracs for 171 yards and two touchdowns. llli Tobill 15 (li(' te1I1)m'5 tof) rusher with 285 yards in 50 attempts for a 5.7 per curry average, while l'nt Batten is ems.' behind with 241 yards in 41 at. tempts for a 5.6 mark. ,________, Con Academy nen al t__ League - The Sanford Naval Acdt'iiiv footl'al I tea tin will open its season by traveling tomorrow night to engage the Ilawthmoriie High School on their field with game time at 8 p.m. Time Naval Academy teamim will be operating out. of a single wing formation arid will use th e ground at ta ck to a great degree, according to its Head Coach Jesse Harry. The starting line-up for tomorrow's game will fund Gary Peed at quarterback and serving as blocking-back, too; Daniel Evans will be flanker wing back; Harry Smith tail back; and Jerry Sarge:i t will set the charges at fullback. On the line, Malcolm Valiat'e and David Purdon are the ends; guards - David Snyder and James Accursio or Wentwortl, Gates; tackles John Canterbury and Wal te r Porzig and Jeff Sargent, centering time ball. This will be the first game of the season for time Sunfoid Naval Academy team while their QJ)pOtieflt Hawthorne 11 Ighi School hun played three, with a record of on win and two louses, - IJOi'C I Show NEW YORK (tJPI)-Charles, 1)ennehy, a former member of Me United States equestrian team's threeday squad, heads the roster of judges for jumper events at the National hors., Show to be held at Madison Square Garden, Oct. 25 -Nov. 1. Others selected to Judge tine Competition include William J. Barney, Toni Moore, Joilti J. McDonald, Christopher Wads' worth, Claud H. Drew and Al. Rubez-t Mannix. Juro Check our 51W 5 TYPI 6,70 15 (7JS'lS) Cup low price on_your_size L I**cwuiils .vw.l$s 2 for $19 2 for $23 st 16 £ L or Tube-typo -YWr47.7s.14c for _____ 80014(82514) ZURICH (UI'!) Celtic Gl asgow, with fullback 'I'otnmy I Geumniefl scoring twice, downed the Zurich Football Club 3d0 Wednesday to qualify for the sccud round of th e European Cup of Cii:nplons soccer coin. Tensi Gets Bid petition. Stevo Chalmers added SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Al') --- - th e th ird score for th e ScotSteve Teimsi, who threw his first tish champions. American Football League puss last Sunay, was named Wednesday to replace veteran Five Winners John Hadi as starting quarter- LOUJSVJIJE, Ky. (Al') back for the San Diego Charg- Jockey Kenny Kimapp rode five ers against the New York Jets wiarwi's at Churchill I)o as in New York Saturday night. WednesiLiy. - I ubelass, 6.o15(7515) 2_ $26 2for $30 2 for $32 2 for $36 2 for $26 2 for $30I ____ ______ i All pricab PIS tj*ts 4(*12 trade 1(n tims ott yocv Sue ksted also repl.wes sm:u ln sir OPEN DAILY TII 6:00 P.M. . . *** ' For Naval A nmong time cities, Jacksonville hmus produced the mos t smuumber of $enilnolea listed on this year's roster with uine This In more than twice the number of thu second most productive cities, J)aytona Beach and MiHere's a quickie for you. Out of the 14 biggest college foot- amni, with four each. Tutnp and Live Oak are each repreball conferences, how iniiiiy Can you HUUIC? buck to Lite tube and let's all give our seimted by three Semuumolc . At0. K. Everybody bird food bolile lanta is the leading out of state feathered friends from the Ciiepeke JIy.luiid city, with four rcpresesi tat ivts. • those perk-away bitt's s 2 ,*iii J. A. I, s - - - ___ WSW ______ • SJ'Olt'I'S SIF'l'JNS' ..... Here's our list of the super baseball stats which was mailed to the Associated Press fur Hurry Walker eatiunul ballotinm: NI, Mi'iiuget of the Year and Hunk liuuer for the AL; NL Comeback Player of the Year - Lou Johitison of the Dodgers and Jim Kaut for the 'i'whis Bill F'elise Aiou Atlanta; 21 ,. the Junior Circuit; lb Pirutt'b; 3b - Im'ooks Robinson Orioles; $$ Mazeroski Gene Alley - Pirates; Outfklde:s - Roberto Clemente, Pirates; I"rank Robinson, Orbit-s and 'I'ony (Jlivu, Twii*s; catcher Haut of the Twins Joe Tone, Atlurit,a; Eight Handed Pitcher Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers. and Left Handed Pitcher . ___ I sit III u 'l'iI,it't at l.vii over ile attac igs ith ti' trui SIX (of 2$ a;c--s fror 179 yards F'iel.i in I,.incw,,nit. l'tie flahv N.S It. Cougars and r'arlier lt'cs Umich i"arle's grhi4ers ijavP I and one T1J a 4me-w1nnin IIoi;n.k won theft first t,tuiuin' vs to Seuninoin and l,ks'vIw matte just 21 first downs anti a toss to John Mr'termott last Inst week an a r:if,i cuaked The Ilnitnuls have iwen tough 142 yards rushing in tiirr tilts, week lie ran 13 yards against . .......... t.__,__.I''II ........I.......V.... it._-------I.,.. -- ---------.1. Hi £'W .'iii run iit'iiiii con IIL'lI'lIf' IP[ Line III''I part L4IJfl ricrr,aus .i art' iuwcni liii! the Haby Seminoles for Ly. 'I'iit' I ,vun mi a t.':i now Ii a Vt' hireti unable to put to. been thin closest tim In to a ha ve man's only other scorn. ret'ord of .ini.' V' 10 in t )ini. out. i,'.'t her a consist eat offensive t andriiit offensively, completing Ifalfl'aek firs ndon heath I - Opener Set - When Notre Dame ilitietS Army this Saturday, it'll be a continuation of a rivalry which started back In 1013, when Army had an open date on their calendar and scheduled this small Echool from the Midwest. It. was 53 years ago when that game revolutionized foutbull us the Irhch won 35-18 by utilizing the little known forward puss with L)urais throwing to Knute R(kime. .. Coach Jim l".ii icy's Lyman ,7's Ill 1)0 seeking thelv second %'ictniy tonight when they enlertain the l)el,nnd .hinlot' Var. FIRST & FRENCH AVE. EXCEPT FRIDAY SANFORD, FLA. OPEN TIl 7 P.M. . . . - sans I column by 2 inches. o small for an eu to be )tiCeu or effective? You're ading this anal PH. 322-0244 I "-..' .5 . . .--..'-,. -•-...--',-•-----.-,-..-..- ' . ' . il 1: . !v ss'.Ps.a For . Lyman JV's Clash Tonight Sanford's Seminole 111gb ,1 anior Varsity and Sanford Junior 111gb football teams will b, on the warpath tonight as they both will travel In search of gridiron victories. The .)unior Varsity, uniler Ralph Stumpf and Owen MeCnn-on will be necking their third consecutive victory of the season against a strong St. Cloud team at 7 p.m. The Junior High Braves will be after their first win, to get ba ck to their victorious ways of last year, against. Ocoee High School's junior varsity. The Baby Seminoles will re ly heavily on the throwing arm of Skip Senkarik and the puss receiving of ends Torn Santiago and Gary Maples. Halfback Bobby Powell and fullback John Neiman, the JV's top ground gainers are doubtful players tonight.. The Seminole line will be anchored by co-captain John Hawkins at center; guards will be Bobby Kuhn, Greg Pctscher, and Paul Pivec; tackles Wayne I Burnsed and Billy Martin; ends Torn Sandage and Gary Maples; quarterback Skip Sonkarik; fullback John May; halfbacks Joe Turner; Dave Ri. Charde, or Cecil Simpson, The Braves will try to get revenge for a 26-7 pasting handed to them by the unbeaten SOUTH SEMINOLE JUNIOR HIGH as they travel to Ocoee for a 7:30 p.m. game. Last year, in a rain-drenched meeting the Braves came out on top of the older, bigger team 13.2. This year, due to an injury to Glenn Burns, the Braves have been forced to go to It single wing type offense. At ends, the Braves will start, Jim Rabun, Tommy Whigharn or Larry Keaz'se; tackles-Mike Wali'aven and Jethno Warren; guards-Jim Provencher and Kip Braden or Dana Yelinek; center-Scott liar. 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Winners ill the past. :•. I. L .. B. Robinson . M11 rt • defensive guard Bill Dorsey of Jacksonville for the game. Doug Doug Splane of Fo rt Lauderwas moved into Dorsey's spot, Blefary Just for the records, thic' finished last a distant 35 games out of foist place. As a matter of fact, the Cubs were in the pecond division for the twentieth time In 20 )'ears (Now that's batting .1000 per cent, sluggers!) What I'm trying to p:ove is that the success or failure of it team cannot le placed on to olic individual. Let's be real it ic. There's a cycle in every sport with every team (the Yankees are a prime example when you just don't have the material, whether it be attributed to lack of quantity, quality or experience, etc. . For Seminoles Marion Magee's 154-418 was high for the Wee Tried team as they won three points from th e NAS Stars, Doris Bacon topped the Retired Chiefs Wives and Sue Mudd led (he Flours as they split the points 2-2. Suzy Reno was queen of the split circle when she spared the 2-7-10. Doris Bacon and Mary Niblett converted the 2-7; Gladys Ed wards and Jean Jordan verted the 5-10, and the fell for Jean Jordan, Sandi Jordan and Jo Kirkham. Caroline Hardy rolled live strikes in a row, Gladys Ed wards and Joe Kirkham chalk ad up turkeys, three strikes in a row. 7: Incidents like this always remind me of Leo Dum-ocher (Now what's he have to do with football, John?). Do you remember him on TV as the week-end sporkaster, prior to his being named coach of the cellar-dwelling Cubs? Remember how he would always second guess the coaches from way up there in the sports booth and just SOUND like be knew what he was talking about! ___ .. I .t: I . I shudda said (thee, now I'm talking like that anonymous phone caller) I should have said, "So who asked you you Saturday-morning quarterback!" 38c- 1. II " I ! F. Robinson 4~ ; N , 0't-; ?L~k~.r ,Z: aIk. ,"..' .:,L. ." e ~ i : -,.I . . - . In Play 1 : . , • THEY CALL AN THEY CALL ....... "Hey, John!" "In that story yah put out, lookin for 11 good football play.rs for Seminole, why dontcha just find one coach it'd be a lot easier." OLD TAYLOR 1 SALE ll __ ,.~. Powell °I ' _______________ ______ I. I 5 c I - U '--- -. .. i t ' -" t ~ _____ _ _______ _____ il GI LBEY IPk;In1,1n)j( . '1 DR GIN IMPERIAL ____ __ '.: 04 . All together no a great big ('heel' for l3oog and Curt and the Robinson boys - Frank and Brooks. - , ~J. Spolski z. Sports an - I) w t.Pc1k*&.' Anyhow, this is one yent' that the big bats aren't going to he silenced by the Dodgers' pitching staff, it was with the Twins last year. And by the way, did you realize that Bob Allison finished the season with a lusty .210 swat mark and only 18 RBI's this year for the Twins? McROBERTS TIRES Slated I For Sale - 450 slinres of the Baltimore Baseball Club! You really know lio- to hurt a guy, don't you?) - - 1. 1. W Here I am, all st't to l'oclnim to all the sporting world that the Birds are going to fly right over Dc'rn Bums, and what do I see in the Sporting News? 7 ? ? ? - t,. ' $1 '-." . - Tourney "..L'.i .. I. 11 Guessing '1 .:•-i L. , S '- 1. 2 Sanford 1 1's Play Tonight Ready stubborn Army defense, B ASSOATED PRESS which have givenpuonly nix The sweet smell of roses acNo bettering the 10 by Jess Barnes ager didn't comment on that, 1. LOS ANGELES (AP) companied the University of points In three outings, faces he did on Drabowaky. One's written a poem about Bal- of the New York Giants against but"You've S C got to give him cred , Michigan the last time they the explosive offense of thirdmore's bullpen brigade, but the New York Yankees in 1921. It," Alston said. "I remember visited East Lansing, and Conch ranked Notre Dame with ophs pitching coach Harry Brecheen Drabowsky Just did what the he was a strong thrower as a •.,•. Elliot figures It's a good time Terry Hanratty and Jim Seyclever line of Baltimore scouting report said, youngster when he was with the thrown a pretty to refill the vase. mour anxious to test the Cadet's . I: according to catcher Andy Et- Chicago Cubs. Then he had a e first State was blank verse around, Michigan th 1. pans defense. The Irish figure . ... •. . .H . , "We got 'em long and we got chebarren, sore arm. But It looked like he victory for Michigan In Big to down Army 5 by at least 2 "That told us that a good fast th rew as good as he ever did." 'em short," Brecheen said. Ten Conference play in 1964 poin ts. ball can be thrown past the . Drabowaky agreed but admit"And we got plenty of both." when the Wolverineti went on \ •\% A near upset over Georgia HalDodgers," the rookie receiver . .. ... • th e ted he was close to retiring and It's just possible that win the Rose Bowl and an . timore bullpen brigade has been said. becoming a full time stock brothe Wolverines visit the Spar.... 'f the one factor measured incor- Walt Alston, the Dodger man- ker when the Orioles drafted tans this Saturday in a crucial L. rectly by the experts who him from the St. Louis Cardicollegiate football contest, they .5 *' *'. *' nais last winter. tabbed the Los Angeles Dodgers have visions of another trip to .. "I suppose If Baltimore hadn't as 8-5 favorites to win their seePasadena, Calif. drafted me I might have reond straight World Series li' The Spartans, however, fiSecond tired," he said. "But when I had Moe Drabowsky, a 31-year-old pure to provide the major thorn BROOKS AND FRANK ROBINSON part time stock broker who cona chance to go with a club that on the Wolverines' rose bush. TAU THAT VACATION could win the pennant, I sidered retiring before the seaWh o's Afraid Of The Bums? Michigan State, defending Big son, came out of the Baltimore changed my mind." 'tRIP ON TIRES THAI Ten champion, is undefeated In bullpen In the third Inning The Orioles started off against three contests and Is ranked 1R\kt $3'%'jAU CERTIFIED SAFE' An the Dodgers the same way they Wednesday and completely LOS ANGELES (AP) No. I nationally. Despite a losAT 100 shackled the Dodgers while over-eager baseball fan, proba- won the American League pening career record of 17-36-5 'lo Rated Tensi with Frank Robinson breaking one Series strikeout bly a Dodger partisan. must nant against Michigan, the Spartans record and tying another in Bal- wonder today If a careless act and Brooks Robinson hitting By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1964, clicked on flint' o!12 pass- have lost only three times to DUNLOPS GM YOU AN tlmore's 5.2 vIctory, on his part might have played a consecutive first inning homers EXTRA SAFETY NAREver since the Orioles have part In the 5-2 defeat of the Los off Don Drysdale after Snyder Young Steve Tensi had never es for 223 yards and touchdown the Wolves during the past 12 thrown a football in a regular pass plays of 25, 44, 30 and 63 years. arrived in Los Angeles, Manag- Angeles Dodgers by the Bald- drew a one-out walk. GIN AT SPEEDS YOU Since Michigan State is In. _____ PTO game until last Sunday yards. aT Hank Bauer and Brec.heen more Orioles in the World Ser- An inning later, Snyder eligible for the Rose Bowl thin NORMALLY DIJYL gled In a run after a walk t when San Diego Coach Sid Gillhave been pelted with questions les opening game. "Steve was terrific - he year, though, Michigan and man called him off the bench in suggesting the Orioles couldn't I-lore was the setting: Etchebarren and a sacrifice, second half against the pi.yed a beautiful game," said Purdue figure to battle it. out possibly win the Series because The Orioles had blasted off In the bottom half of the secJohn Hadi. the AFL's No. i for the berth. The Wolverines chargedup Miami Dolphins. AND THEY to a 3-0 lead in the first inning and. Jim Lefebvre hammered charged of their pitching. All pointed to the fact that the on a walk to Russ Snyder and McNally for a leadoff homer. The 6-foot-5. 220-pounder fired pasFcr last year who was rehave won two their first COST NO MORE' three games thisof season and entire Orioles' staff had corn- left field home runs by the Ro- cutting the lead to 4-1. Then, in up the sputtering San Diego ma- placed by Tensi. I AT ird. McNally walked three chine with four touchdown pass- Hadi. who had led the We!-,I can be expected to battle the to 27 for binein boys, Frank and Brooks. the th pleted only 23 games Dodger left-hander Sandy Kouf- They added another In the Se- consecutive batters and Bauer 3 that carried the Chargers em cluirnpion Chargers to victo- Spartans to the wire despite AF from a 0-6 deficit to a rousing ry in their first three games, being tabled a 13-point undercond on a walk to Andy Etche- signalled for Drabowsky. ax. ccldn't get the team going in dog. An game No. 1 started. Bauer barren, who advanced to second "He was my logical choice," 4410 victory. The Rice Owls are threee 23-year-old the first hail against the winless HWY 17.2 & ONORA dispatched one of the biggest on Dave McNally's sacrifice and Bauer said, "because he had the This earned th 405 W. '1st. ST. touchdown underdogs against taxi squad graduate The Asso- Liu: fired-up Dolphins, 323-1632 322.0651 bullpen crews In history down scored on Snyder's long single most experience." dated Press' award as Off en- Tom .lanik. corner back of the U C L A The second ranked the right field line sending to left. COMPLETE FRONT END REPAIRS sive Player of the Week in the Buffalo Bills, was named Defen- Bruins apparently have too every available pitcher to the But Jim Lefebvre opened the WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING sive Player of the Week for his much offense In Gary Behan American Football League. bullpen with the exception of the Dodger hail of the second with a World Match Tensi, a star of the Gator to interceptions and strong and Mel Fan' to be stopped by FINANCING with NO CARRYING CHARGE starter, Dave McNally. and Jim booming homer to left field. the Owls. Bowl game for Florida State In taciitng against, the Chiefs, Palmer, today's second game Wes Parker followed with a pitcher against the Dodgers' scorching drive that sliced first base and skidded deep into foul Golf Koufax. Bauer used It almost immedi- tiritory down The right field ABC ately, calling on Drabowsky in 1re. A Ian then reached out and the third Inning to protect a 4-1 lead built on consecutive first grabbed for It. That made it an Inning homers by the Robinson automatic double. It probably boys and Russ Snyder's key sin- would have been a triple had it VIRGINIA WATER. England Four of golf's greatest not been for the illegal inter- (A?) gie in the second. MR players - Nicklaus, Palmer, Drabowsky came on with the fererre - appeared bases loaded and one out., struck it looked now as if the Dotig- Casper and Player SELLS WHISKY out Wes Parker, walked Jim ers were beginning to get at the ready after exceptional practice ________________________________ Gilliam to force In a run and Oriole starter. McNally, who rounds, but they had more than Just the course to worry' about HIRAM wauaws then got John Roseboro to foul promptli gave Jim Gilliam "D today as the World Match Play CHARRED - s!.. CHARRED go PROOF base on balls, out. 860 PROOF - Golf Tournament opened. $ *. u° BLEND That wits it for the Dodgers. .li,hn Roseboro lashed a sink 'V 8 YR. B6 PROOF U5DIVS0TCI ___ Vii;m UAD'tIgVl . , • Drabowaky went on to strike out jag drve hallway between Snygolf doesn't always •UI%W L U STLKY.BRL. WWT in .match play, which is winSub-par BOURBON AD' ___ CANADA J the next nix batte rs In order and tier anti Frank Robinson in right man-to-man and often Is won by TILFORD '- 'V .' SCOTCH ENIIT iiIa TWELVE 1BOOTH'S _____ finished with 11 In all while al- center. it looked like a sure douIt OS DAIS KUM %JPAJ A 1MPE VWKA -.,, "THE UG1ITSCO7CI a Day RI(.. DRY GIN '12 YR. lowing th e Dodgers only a ble, but Snyder made a spectac- the player with the most nerve 445 35 V 2% 39 75 47" CASE 5988 flG 4i (AU harmless seventh inning single ular. one-handed diving catch. on a vital hole. the Masters 35 CA Jack Nicklaus, Dick Stuart. batting for Don and British Open champion, by Willie Davis. ________________________ : t im.2 Drysdale, I e six straight strikeouts Th !ii drove deep to right ruled the 5-2 favorite, closely _••lIr tied the Series record set by center where Frank Robinson followed by his American rivals 3 GREAT IDITIJCET I Hod Eller of Cincinnati against caught the ball on the running Billy Chsper. the U.S. Open TAYL®R WINES BOURBONS WSNLW.sm • P0*1 ____ the Chicago White Sox in 1919 track BUY 1 BOTTLE 16 01. champion. and Arnold Palmer, -Jim DRAM • DRY SHERRY MR. BOSTON s and the 11 was the most for a 11 Parker had been on third who won the inaugural of this 411. M.IV. IS. • CREAM SHERRY T. W. SAMURIB relief pitcher in Series history, where he should have been If it event two years ago, and South CANADIAN COCKTAIL MIX 41*. $4 ITS. In. SM • SAUTERNE hadn't been for the fan who African Gary Player, defending TOM ss GET 2d nonu ro I DURGUNDY ,j, HEIRLOOM6YEA •y,sA-ITI.IT.IS. 97c LACH wanted to grab a souvenir ball, here. Palmer was 7-2, and CasUOP • ROSE' • • -.CAJIADWI WHIlST tJJhe would have scored and that per and Player each 4-1, i RIG. 45 sCA 'I)S ' 5.5 (AU • 2.70 19's . s. cArr ______________________ would have made it 4-2, still a • • • 4 4 .. redeemable ball game. Maury ators Ready 2 'OS 9 struck out to end the inNO • .,. I 1 ning. p 94, . IT1 '] I 'I' I1k I • . . OLD6'GRAND r Probably nothing could have STI. 141 OUR BOURBON K. • KAYSER • CRIJ E .•3J9 saved thit' r)otlgem. however, tUl PREMIUMAI CLOG ___________ rry hicen left in GAINES\'ILLE (AP Univer h of Casselbe LANG'S 8 YR Just No unit-s McNally had 3J9 COCKBURN ROTHSCHILD ABC BEER L-" Series IMPORTED SCOTCH sity of Florida football Coach ABC (CITY LIMITS) tht lIOX OF PARIS1 Lzo'* • MAXIMS THROUGHOUT JACQUIK'S DAD DDIfCCI 3.89 HOUSE ' "s VIM loll • MAUI lAlilluf FLORIDA He went out. Iiovt've'r. in tta fln Graves called an hour's Caroline Hardy established : HIGHWAY 17-92 workout today to go over game '°' 50$! £MjOU BY OF LORDS FULL ONE OUNCE -3,5 to of the third utter GOEBELS AIT . •lavu.waL451uA new high game and series IMPORTED I AUTOMATIC POURER VJVlATs Colt v iwoi p0Pt Tommy I plans for the Florida Gators' 4•9 IAIIM(I' •IM SCOTCH £ OOA •OA*. ENGLISH GIN HALFWAY BETWEEN Iieu*t SOIITZ CAM. the Holler Motor Navy WIVOS walks to Lou Johnson. Saturday • IMP CaNAO4SM • DIV M0$ILSLMMtIN Biro SUCCOS- clash at Tallahassee &w on CAM I* 02 PINTS roline howl Davis, and Lefeb're in MAN MAITIN* WN*SII? SOUS 14A11C IMMI D V*IA4* , 5 league this week, Ca . 56's h QUAIlS • MANY OTNIIS AT ALL afternoon with Florida State. 111111 1(1W ZIIATI PLUS SANFORD & ORLANC O 4NATIA*. RUPPIC 'AaCCOZI1*,LLOUMIS 1 02. ed a 219.530 for the Dragoons as snm. •. Graves said "We are working j 4 2295 JET DiET 3.49 6 CANS CASt PRICES GUARANTEED THRU OCT. Oft 1 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED B they won three points and are hard and I believe the boys will tied for first place in the league.! be mentally ready." cun ''' I STRAIGHT BOURBON I ''" i_IMPORTED SCOTCH I jBLENDED WHISKEY ssc..Ius Carolyn Brown's 169-453 led I Graves said also "1 feel it may 5ST- 39 39.75 7.50 HAIG 1 HAlO 5 STAR 3'-'l!; th e Vigil Annies to shoot down 5' 5.50 QUART 8 YR. KY. Amm3.99 .."47.5C be a high-scoring game. Both ,:BOURBON DELUXE 4.85 :*;:i th e Astronauts by a clean teams are capable of scoring REPEATER 8 YL 3.19 -36.95 $2.95 465 6.99 5.50 QUART CARSTAIRS 3•99 '47.7518.99 CHIVAS REGAL sweep. i three touchdowns." : 4.69 -55.95' 5.99 wo 67.95 6.19r QUART 5.20 JACQUINS PREMIUM3 "10' 43.75 8.99 HEDGES & BUTLER iv'. 'inn iiimii w •ivc Ethel Quelland and Jean JorThe Gators got a setback 1ISIL .77 • UI.7 I SEAGRAMS '100 PIPERS 5.99 3895 7.45 PREFERRED 3 9 4.90 FLEISCH. dun bowled high for the BowlWednesday with disclosure that , ':1": allil £AI1 #? twSin'i ne ir r a..'... 47.SO .,, 3 .a1 i• mii&-raiuvi IV IL.Y 86U 3.79 mt 44.95 7.55 CUTTY SARK a shoulder bruise suffered in lag Bags as they felled the 5.50 QUART KING'S 5O st. 5 3 SUNNY 5.99 Fallen Angels by three points. practice probably will sideline 2.99 "35.75 7.99 J. WALKER RED ,. Page 9 _:~r"';*.-4;X... : - Oct. 6, 1966 /. I....,." -- . .• - . . ... - 1. - ____ _ flp - 1 -S." 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THROUGH SATURDAY 4% 41 P 41, 2 PAIR S1.S0 . .. 1Z All, • W a(D(D l P _______________________________________________________ thm So. ft New Arrivals AIN, 011. - %ft w. 14# % THRU SAT % 4k Meat Loaf FRESH CORN IN 'After ONLY • • ` GRAVY, HOT ROLLS, % Fi ve" as ions ,, , , % INA ! % i• TA\ R1S strit kc ii p a r J., '. "'; -. I ------------- ~-. ~. .,. i ,L:, 11 I tin r . thus to the people who have ,'li'tted them." Mrs. Bryant. siso agreed that a superintendent should he p. pointed. ii Bales and Iiarby strongly di.4- . . • •. 'I. ', at I lb ow ii 1 in ii ('am li;iii Diant lit .. 1. \Io1'l: (.t t'I 'ti Shot-riff's deputies and scorvs iiiitl Planks in Mrs Hr)ant p1atform as reported by her are neighbor NN"illiam Omey denionstrates the length of the reptile in compstri01crald Photo) 11eiglit. Son to.lohnny's foopen bidding and open board meetings, county-wide kinder- gnrten, CXPflflSIOfl of the voationiil departm nt, and an ci parided re me dial reading pro- Pitot ni CiR, S Mis. hohi.'it I A S on Problem Solon ('I*tes L Half out- tax dollars are %%,list- all those empty tubes tire still 11111st 1111%'v -1 o: the ing to Ruperintendent of public in. ,qtru(,tion lit the hands of the peoplp." ('011AL SNAKI,. .1 inches long wits killed %%Iedne. Spot t Mitoi John SpoIMki outMuje hiM Lake 11iii 3P hOIIiC Iloithing the .t snake is Kevin Spoiski, alongside his younger brother, .Johnny, while i Ii. ition, wish- t,h ich tontrihutions the cmplu3cs of Sanford Man-* - : I 0()flIU itim, th at iition of oii r 4ehf.OI system a thi' imiximum ,ntroI over l'al • :. 4. .1I 1 4tflt'11 III 4 f-ral intervention in thi, oper- '• ' .: ! I Peti) . .She further declarrd, "I be- Certilill Quality suggested that patrioti.sin and - UJIL Ii US LJ1I phasized to build a natural ile1)ischargt's UP gifts III'C COme by mail must air. we have iiuttlt' by pr planning ed. Pamela. 20. a dark-h a t r e d the springs for three days but fense against vorrimunism and Brown, -Jo.'k-phille Frallves It. S.50, j nurses aide. and Nancy. "I. ! founrl nothing. "Florida llas grown ill size. tit. no planning. "Oil. pesticides, insecticides, the other istiis that are out to Thi.' girls. accompanied b Or!ando-Scminoie .Taj-Al;ii. 85(1; Kt'in and baby girl, (etirgia employe of an electronics firm. This is the opinion of Rep. garbage and industrial wastes to iiintli in (lie tiation, but destroy our free country and bson, Susan Osborne, Nellie was called off at dusk li lrit'ncls. hod joined a Florida Fresh division of the Ro . '"" Gant, Baby boy Butler, Robert William Reedy of I~tistis, who of all kinds tire being duniped very iinniattire ill develolmient, most of all we neeA a Mother Aqua- Chun King Corporation, S250; for an outing at the Food Fair Store, S150; Abstract Lyons, Sanford; Doris W. spoke to members of the San- into our streams dully. Our vii- and protection of its natural on the school board," Clue. 1ioli Darby stated the school hoard I Corporation. $100; Sidney E. Thomas, Casselhcrry; Mur' G. ford Kiwanis Chili Wednesday ter is getting dirtier and dirt. resources. The parenu, made: an aPPeal spriis. "Good both state "has under its jurisdiction over planning, for witnesses to report whatCraig Mackie. 21. Nancy's Ii Ives 111, $100; Harold II. Kast- Morton, Ethel Walker, De about air and water pollution let-."he pointed out. Florida must have a state- and local, with good zoning 650 teachers with college demay have looked like liurscpu&iy ance. and Ben Dauterman, 21. ncr, $100; Mrs. Ruth Lantz of Rary; Eva Berg, Ikltona; Herill Flori da. wide planning law-our poflu- backed by political muscle and grees and a junior college staffbetween the girls and p ossible PairitIa's escort. said theyiast 1 Casseberry, $50; Mrs. B. C. I'clt. Metcalf, Oviedo;l'hornas 1. planning is needed flfl(1 state to give them real teeth," Ree"In the past several months doctors degrees. Now more than are necessary planning laws antiouncenients of over $500 mil- ever before we need highly to dy asserted. Tht' girls disappeared while Oakes. £25; Rev. Edward Milinsure better location of roads, "We cannot just sit here and lion of new industry coining in qualified school board members ~%%- Vaiitig skimpy, two-piece bath- Icr of Altamonte Springs, $16; subdivisions, schools and other let l'luridns air and water be to the state have been made. just as we need highly quail.1. Si5; blouses. Shoes. Mrs. M. S. gins. A. and ing xits Weather facilities in order to avoid great- completely ruined. We are taking for granted the fled teachers." purscr. wallets and cosmetics Peterson. $15: Thomas G. Aler costs later. ''People of Florida must protection or our environment realwere left behind with picnic bert, $15: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hales stated, "Voters are tak "All the way back to (lie (lays ize that air and water quality and l)Iihui(' Ilditlth. Tharp, 810; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph cotnpi1iOlis. jug a negative view in elections iIIiflUhlg E. Peter, Altamonte Sj)rifl2S. (If Teddy Roosevelt we iiiive is the common denominator of "We must plan for protection I-ittlie tliuiii a Positive one. They Datttctmari said tilt, misall the l)VVII hearing about about 20 in all use for Industry, commerce, as well as growth." lie conclud- shoulil investigate the canthwas $b; Mrs. Barbara Cleminer, SAIGON. SULItII Viii Naiii By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS group' __ .% i - - AVAVAI*WFA j91 IZJUJJS1IWUJFUUJJJUULJJ,JIJ3JII1IJJJJ: JU1 Y a FRIDAY a SATURDAY THURSD4 - 1 Alto . in the SanfordP1a2 iW . ,M 4 a OCT. 6w7=8 IN _ GIFT % SPECIALS! HANDPAINTED ITALIAN POTTERY ,.. . i 14 . ~1.11. k I I -,-. t\ ' V1, !~\\..I...., - :.I -% 1;'~~,, 4 4 4 4 4 4 S 1_A A S Bob tft Bazaar Si op as Berber Jack & Jeans Beauty Shop U.S. Bank - Penney's Toylend sS 4 S 4 4. Ali. PENCIL BOXES SfsssSsSssJSts:stt- 019, . Round Crystal WASTE BASKET __ - ( -, - , - . ' " ' - - % % Jacksonville. cloudy 91.1 70 W A. l - -. -- , . - :: Kansas City. clear (9 45 •. Los Angclvt). cloud~ 71; 64 -- Miammil. tItiuCi ' I - -- . - i in stating his qualifi- cations for the office and after breed t'xduiining the miiillutge structure A hull elk l'LA(STA FI, An,., (Al') Iiis way into a l"liigstaff wildlife refuge, giving up declared the board is ''iorry we hail to raise tile taxes anti (lie forests and plains for life behind a chain link relief in (he future must fence, from the state." The elk, a 1,200 pounder, had slammed himself "011e of the CAUACA Of 018 up againsf, (lie fence for several days before breaking in taxes was "we were tusise (lit' Buffalo member HaIthit, a of Ted in, according to compelled to rai.ie teachers' sal. Ilark wildlife committee. ' am ii s," he reported ith the animal %%'hut seemed to he wrong Strict partigan lines we.re answer to prepared not :t:101i1m s 3tibillitted to tilt- llum- Nothing, Ilahl)it said. "lie broke in tilt- day he. "The tuouthipaste is gone, but fore QuiNlion. No Dummy Elk e pincer operation north for all givers. " store chain. - rson a I ways. Honolulu. cloudy 35 ONLY - - ) KfliVS elk season opened. -________ , ' I 1. I. `,.. . I I . - - SAVE - 0 401106111110011160011 - in favor of students purchashig I 'It. I ,~ -_ 4 - giusl,.s iW I r liliod(.1pilia. Pit 1_ -11, 04 6 . " 4 I IE. ] '1 1 m "I PIMA 1019 ;:11 species. A M'sscow police lwut.enanit who %%vre ~ told - - - - 0 is - ,'-- 1-11T , - .. 0 16. ',W,~_ - at - - I 41.6 It & !,1, - ...t I ., !!n",'.." - I '. ,, #It V *- 4 . .4 t tt~, 4 i, . i:614.r..1 .. rr . . C 4, , I - 1. .'rit1.%1,&t-r'1-1 .'dit -':-'-Ili 111"11"I(I. 1.1 ..! .-.t' "o-1, %vii4i died A ~1 . . A. - BOSTON (AL') Oil j. 17, 1930. Joseph F MeCiunis wtt t his liquor stint', talking to a drizzly winter night. a band of (IlSt'iplilW(l i,it'ii eiitvted a tilt story concrete gal-age Ofl tile ., - AV 1 - 11 . 101 - w etteriroumi. in fl) immliiute. they away $1,219,000 in cash. Mt (i miu was late l. uk ntmlti it h timmi' of the gatig as the iii.ist ei'iiiiimti of the Brink's rubber'., .10 ttitditi in J. tim. (Thu. wi?thiss b,tid aii'.auiced toward Chi Clii - tie bit at lii in, tried Lu cut I 1 ,_ ~ ~ .7 ".- .0 fill Tvii years agti tuitias 'us tiiut 'a'Vt'lI others w crc comm An An . r, , I . -% f. , - I - . -- - 0. 1, i " , , / • - the omwosinir A'... AAA . -, , . ,' r • - - • took , - - by Masfermind -.0 -it , ~ Brink Robbery ;' -t-o:.;, ~ I Dies In Prison 14 IF. 4 1 - . .' - .t • . But aiaother witness said Chi - to Collier's J.uo..'.c1oj(J'a. 'k%. % oys 1 ' / PLASTIC ea A : - "wa, iward. She bit - , , , , . , . " - . • _____ . . & Vo k ... * , , ,,, tt`l04!!~j % , "4~*~0. 4A .11 I , .0 1, , .'' - .' ~~.7 .. -. _ ,. - I~g , 4 ;v: * - - rellorLers. chatribex. that Chi-Chi ' • • ~ fort to jx~rpt-tuatk. the pand a • I . rj EDL1JCATIONAL. - ! ---------- 4' _________________________________________________ - 7r _____ - ; 4 6r ? 2.9 ............ V .. 4t:IIP:;:: tbe first atteflipt W5 70 47 .14 '.'h (j( 44 tiiade L mate the pandas. Another atInzipt is expected to be I math- Friday. it could be tlii nO, 'I OU hit t. ,ut.&d Prt s I nt. riiutbullai A co ld rails daiiipttit-d tin ro Jut. V' ox Id t li I Jt 't tu! ti, tAt naIiue tbiday arid all autumn leutherbuek, soinetitmieS exceeds id blew through the Moscow Washington cit_-ar Winnipeg clear - with US! , .a. U . City. clear 72 44 San 114 go, - ASSORTED I 09 65 Richinutid, clear St Living" i l ar - " 1.39 c - : e ciar lUnd. - t OPEN 9 A.M.. A.M. 9 P.M. MON. #i SAT. t'tWoJ5 waite 11i'hitolats Bales - .', ' " • GLOIVES e ____.P '.'1)It2iiCi . N Ô9 a aid oil (r im? ifwone) _• .. a" 64 !1i'( ()\ (API Ciii Chi. (hit bt. 'lii -. London Zoo's girl panda. reject d the .id'. ant is of tit tMosi. ow /i boy panda. Am) An, today ' 011ut City. .ktz if :f' • (.flhe,tiis cltii tirk. CII!11! !\t'.' _____ ~McCRORY'S % I110 LLARS , 9 9( . r'. 0VA A A, ' r 'TAVA 10 . milwilui F III?$C 5 'd ---AME 0 0 ), 4 d d Sharpened 11F SSSSSSSSSSSSStSSUttSSSt1JSUtSJSUSJssasas:ss,'4 [ skip ...... fia 1." (limit one) 0L See us for expert Shoe, Luggage and Handbag Repair Service. ft, Concre+e 0149, For Septic tanks, cesspools ~ and i solith Viet-latilese forces 1-losei: - - - - 9 Fj'&V ,A ,TAWAX&VAI tTAX' =X& • Playtex • 4 Gr IV lilt 1.4 (limit on.) hit 98c (limit one) .54 - • N I AID, 41. % ## %. Eckerd's - FOOD - while the lasf - . k j'r4" I Trad.wrnds SANPORD4 • spid the grouP thought ~ Speers of L.)n-%% • ..... S - mg. 29c He . . ". ,, ,q 4110 School I il I'Jl.L\WAtI Super Shoe Repair -, I / 4 r Koin Kleen Laundry UJIJffLflh(JfflJfiJfl.rJfffl UWUJSSSSSS4 - 4 . .. _THIS S ing Shears, SrXXAVAY4 _AYA,4HILVA 'INWAVA tWtSllJSiS3SSZSJSSSSStSi$$g$3$J$$S$jgZSypSJffp,$Sj & _ S Shoes The Vogue 411A PffStSSrtSSSStf4ftSs$gggg,sfssg,sgggggj,ggs,gggggf' to SPECIAL - *01 4 oody • And More! OPEN NIGHTS! 'TI!. 9 P.M. Mess. - .. dittes," he said. "find one ihar- views closest to their own utitil then support the candidate of their choice." Penney's • Pitchers! J" - - 4 - • Ash Tray! 42 45 when the two girls were last flO- Mary, $5: Mrs. ticed. ris. $5; Misses Clara and Edith today as American . Korean and hot it iII)(l the problem has • - 7 37 . . t fi r.- that the girls had wan- J.v Wayne Smith, Altamonte I Bismarck. clear in on an encircled, fragtiien(ed declared. dered down a nature trail, but Springs. $2. Boise. clear --------73 45 lie cited facts showing that n Communist force on the ct'nral becan* alarmed when they had 'J'hi i 68 48 19011 I.'lui'itlians used Five galBoston. clear i- a partial list as C( ) tSt. not ret UrneC by 4 p.rw Buffalo. clear ......53 37 sturit'ial'i bus of water per (1iy per pL'Ievery day brings additional inThe w Ilol(SiIlt Nei(wr the Nattrs .ior ft "' didtiil gifts. As there will be Chicago, clear .....60 36 .. rai-,td to about l00 tilt- !iIindR'm son: that has how iiicreasccl to Leiclin, rs believe the girl., '0 ill 114 door-to-door solicitation. t "' Cincinnati. clear - Cl 'Ihe of prisoners t aken by the L011) 1.51)1) to 2.01)1) gallons per day. 55 45 .01 lit- fouid at the springs. They United Fund would like to make Ck'vt'ltnd, cloudy t)lnt-d allied force in five days of Till! individual mist's 2.200 ((ins It was probably tilt- of \kater per yeal. collipared to' .'63 .s i. and do not belie v e their daugli would feel o Des MoineS. clear ulookcd. There war's biggest bag of prisoners, 1.81)1) tons or all other timings lit -it. flntnjl ('I,.,r SR 13 tt'rs wvrt abducted for profit. s M)"), .II)CI It) d(ldi(iOIi t l t- allied forces LISt S se- 01 pe ,1i',O e ( a't' S 4. ara ', s father. Ikrinctn opt! for one re ason or ginotht.l., Will ulairned nearly Fau banks cloudy 011 the subjuct of trash, Itee550 North Viet "'Cla's Fort Wort.h. cloudy . 721 58 - - , ates a service station.aPdistrict not find it ta''. to ,.,i'. ( in other namt 'a and Viett Cong killed In (1% 5111(1 Americans list 7 40 (attic: Edward, is dl 1-lel( fld clear This is the -open door" til (if lions of t000thpaste last year. SHOE UPERREPAIR S : - 4110 ea. ...... Atlanta. clear III, . 4100 4 iI i $1 Candy dish! I Øp ,.. • . .• . 4 4 4 SAN FO RD - 1( _ 60 42 Albany cloudy Albuquerque. cloudy 66 50 a management of our witter and people and recreation. Wilter - ed. (All) - A tinit of 66 Viet Coiig I I Ethel M. Bar- soldiers surt'ndered en masse air, but little has I)('efl (lone ---------ing . - - .WkYB BT QUALITY - _ , High Low Pr. near tile water at a picnic table I sl(j: Mrs. Helen Relnusat, Lake b 41 gPflflgPIgE ______ I 66 Viet Cong Toss In Towel Elsewhere 1 fteedy said more ;lit(] better tioll ljj%vs n,ust be stl.engtilelle(i enforcement or zoning is it must. ed in part with personnel with saw -Llic girls about 1:30 p.m. Conklin, S50, INIrb. Ethel Ctirtin!W. Feddon, Orlando. of Geneva, $25; Mrs. .losephine : Sunday. kidmipers. 4 9r ,", .uUflg tam th ur prt t • Tile p ~ .. . % k Gidow ind \ll md \Ir 't I P t( i '.on I \ ti Nater and Nancy 1xi vimer. cer-;day Sunday from Alv\andv ) 0 . iI c .. The girls. who loed the Pamela ! doors disappi. IR d (liii ing gi id I -,- I 1 u • T f - U E U a r I L. . I I : - K 01 1 , .1 . 1. ., I. • ire swellin l- the total. Sonic are ford; Arthur C. Watt, INtilli. ~ d A. Scott. Dvltnry: 10t1ZtilIl tho'. who ire ',' i. Jr I) It ill • I II) "in ' ng inemonuin'' F:ern Gift.N in nienioritim Wolter, Lake ,Nlary' I ; David Til. for Anita K1LparIck have been son, North Orindot Rev. Iliidsent in by Mr. and Mrs. Walter k• Williams, T i t u s v 111 e' • • To Locate . b. . Alread Parents Aksk - B ti fi Ic -~ , . I'. I F • 0% '.4 %''mri that w sire rttin&C the rnot for 4 n hi ot G th . Sontoril t1, 1 M Es. Iaw is I ii'k luek, f Hosp*tal t 411I 7 1% BUTTER ~ Every effort i hein made fliehard Keogh. chairman, and share" sriirit to the UF of th eonthci all interested in the pcnts out that there is a way (ice in the Sanford Atlantic Na success of the 19( annual drive in which anyone who h15 not tional Bank building using this of the United Fund of Seminole lx'n solicited individually C8fl 144 S a address: P 0 Po Count for a m ri in m LO ii of l.k part Thi t zs through cnd in, their dollars ith the cire ford Inited Fund of Seminole $40 700 C MASHED POTATOES *I I llafe.% antl '%,i ely riding ,,u,rp rnoriPy will not prr,v ide' a h.'tUr •dtz. 1 :C, 0f hoth of Erie, tt ieli. Fuiitr:il arrangements ate by 'Care And Share' In United Fund - : FOUNTAIN SPECIAL 1 - N I . ft 410 . #4 L 4b f c ) J1" Erie, Mich.. three .~I ' PAIR MESH 14 . 11:111 and 'Mrs. Philill IxClll*$ro, .Ali-s. Virginia Petroski, Smiford. will he distributing Ullited Flind literaI nrc n they make calls to wwconiers in their respective areas. here, t hey are shuwn eejvin the mat t'rials frclrn Richard Keogh. campaign nea ers a WASHABLE $ 37 ft • hit4lie. of 1St ('lS. :• ft white, maic ing upholstered high-back cha,r. Chromed tubular slash t t I . congtrucf ion II, OPEN q# top in brighf glitter on ' / Pa pit KC % liih I "fl% IOI'. M 4c1%., - __ __ - - ___ J...., ft.% r % ft % Z OPEN 9 A.M.- 9 P.M. MON. thru SAT. % Z Young Flair C r FIT YOU 8g 24x30'' plastic table su ' LADES 1110 : iient liormi(i .1. 'fort' 4Iren; one' hrotlwr.Do:1sI:n- 0 -ft • MEN'S s No swii I " % *I 1W L 4. % N i t ft . I(ifi Per rent A ---- - ----------------- A; 1 ;~ McCROR Y'S I I—. I ", ft. I lit WPdrivqdRv II, 'ppsu'd with oth'r Mrho'I Mr'. .I s- nn Iionrd u,ricIiiIntq' (hmen, I inunid i ni"oint niiiI \Ii'.. lI1S('. hOt Ii Of 1I) I. I,- SALON ft ft , 0 110 1799 die bui the cv, bu BAG % 0. SET-UP! " IN'Affl`0 PLAZA fto ---ft - I.`` Sr :A111114111% 1.1,4111:41-41. fir Silliford. a! 3224S41 - 2 MORE PLAY'S FUN W RIOT BAG SHOES IN SEALED OPWA TOYLAND NOW OPENI I GRAB 4. ALWAN's "110T OLNUffly ent pie Do' ax. I Phoul I *' , tim . I S1SSSfSSSSttSSttS#SStNtS SSNS? t.i. ,V , : .4 t isidnt of 'roti i tlii' mist five yI'OVM, ?'.h,' "IIM n nwml'ir of .\lI Souls ('iii hulk • MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT stJtIUUUIUIJIJJJfUWJJJUJUUWtWmss., fort Al , I ,.-.V- .,/ , SATURDAY •" -.• t BOB and OTTO'S"S""lomp fit jorfivido, otir rhildron with a - ' 4114 4 WP ,6 0 4b. tPtsit 'wi,rpt,rsIpfr Oi:i,; I -W~,~L u e I ' MANI9PA F LVATA&V/A I i.,w&&T n F, &V j , AXAVAV A'AVA 11I , ,4,',,A , -LTi R -1 'VA &MA" XrAl.FkV4k,*X,AW -W ,,A,TA " 'VATAXAV shao 1 4 COOL. EASY COMFORT Deaths I :r I - - - - • INA V* C . I Wave '* $ 95 8 Candidates Differ O n School Supt. Job Area ! a', Permanent! • . :I With Condfioner INA % DUCK ft io.a. sat OMIN THURS. & Creme 16 OUTFOR A LEISURELY 1% : HAIRCUT AND SHAVE CAKE Tru-Curl _ % REGULAR PRiCE % ft, 0 BARGAINS • ANGB FOOD I ft P :4 ow I Shops - Id9 •3fl.1SIO ft R %S. Frederics NEW "MERITA'"' RES. 39C pan aide Ion, bull Wet: 4. 411, '! 1. e 119" % i While Mama CUBAN !I TA v~lin ______ V PtPrtttSSttJr _________________________________________________ A SANPORD PLAZA STORE ONLY j ______ MESH MADE LARGE BINOCULARS ~:7 Appointed? Elected? AVAYA&V4VAP!4 ~-~,~ . .&T " ,AVA' &-, .* -',,W.A •. t*iiri *umuu*itrnu miii UUt1b1U1I%UUI1t1UtUU1 I*k rrnli nti1iiv lhi Om . (. 1 - 1'ngo 1A 'I - - I ., .. to .4 'A lt~ ~)' A . vi.- ..dl .hf Ill.. a .0 wid-it %%Ch 1101jed --Iv%-e Ali Ali. . 0 :/ 7 __. IAW NI.I.StiliclitisvUb State Primill lit - t - N LV , AVALVkiiWAV'AV _J$SS$SJJSSSJSSSSJSSJSSI4SJt*$I,s4..,b,p,,,,,,d,..,.j 11aw L I I 9 __-,:,, , I em n-iutiiig. J'i.tr) in tin- W(sU-rH world arid theii t-unianuu. A it hab a havw vild d..). at j;r1r,t,q,is J11 Ufj4:r,Lj Hvillf. I K.- i.iet - IMINID Almyr r .: ". ., , I AML ~ U1 Isk.-ritil ! will '-ziietr bo- W .., All, ~uutb ing, cuuJd jil-oduce tile fij'bt balJoY V UIâV! f•I hLEfl'UII giant panda born in captivity. (1 itftJ\ 'i ( 1tL)1 of pine -.tt'1lin. at l' ittiI)edy-( 'lurk's I '- er (Ala.) ljur-sery will grow itito pulpwoud trees atid be loucemsed jJltAj IM-W.Siffilit tjUCII ,U.ls I)eU)'iljg this p1loto and these jilles you are I -ieadiiig. J Which i sieaky way of leading up W an Hivitatioii t iut liii' itiI I orti I leruihil's new plant isitti see the pi- t.'i's t'tiii at. week, NUU01ILd Newsiniver Week. Y'd I I 1:15 li.m. every day next VII)IIIA! I The bald, two'. y set McGinnis whdt liallolwned to the Uriuk-'s utiwity. to a - - - 11 i;--. 7"1 ___ ..- _________________ - _________ _____ -- -- -- ------------- --• - 4- - - S.. Ii . 1. - - -'- - P . - .4 I . 'S - • - -- - -----,,-,w 4-; . " - .. -' -. -? I t-- - J • L _ ___ r] -. _-- 1. -, -. I .5'. ........ �I. : I .1". 1 F * I Afternoon Ceremony L%Iuttt=b Orria P?2 Unites sse erry r1sc.2i1 1. ' R I Cruise Hig h Fall FrolL*C Jaycees Due to the U o ClovL *s, Miss •Announces Marie Miss kn Cirn ., lights LO pitch thrai Mari 0011 'em It' tlmc the CtJ . nit 8 end M Part side bull WN reel E arr. CT ha% aug pas of mt P1 Do daughter of 1r. and Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Johnson Sr., 4 a Alatrimnny, Sept. 25. 39M. A, , I L; m. at the Good Shcwrd p. tIlfl ttw officiatin g crg man a: the m formal ceremony In the pre' ene of immin1e f am il y and close friends b&rt thealr which iented with bi n i Pl2nit in- the rnming ypni were diatrusspd h%. the v~,nmnn*s I 1%_% , .e -,* 1 44t I 0? Ro Bow chur presented a program of gaw nuptial hymns. her Given in mnngc b father, the bride chosc for he? vows a formal go n of oanm over taffeta styled a)nnçp. the The fitted Emp' 1h •tt . Club of Ctisselhern- at the fi-si mrpting or ti'e qcncofl lwld Tuesday at the clubhouse Oerhrnok Dri ve , with Mr Can ,lack preciden pec,dinr Th e firs: SOCial event wil l hr a pot 1uc supper at p.m. or, Saturday, Oct $ \ • bu stf Pa Kc I It Und their 'wives en ' te ,(I to s1, - AL (uITI ,. • •1 H u nt, Iri 4& s Hu nt., Vihlen. Clyde Long. Linda P ,eck, lReverly Freeman, 'Bill Reek, Tam Freen-ian. Tricev Albert arid Wame Alhert.. Mr.. AND MRS. RHEA A. JOM~RON, M - E ersori s , ..., bc I 1 I .1 I bi at G tt , Ii I I ; 't :4. j I li,; I ~I . tj F. a td i 01 i U ii ~~ I I ` - IC ' I P1 b ,'' Ai; I I I*.- - S 11111111, toui . • ' l _______ ______ - \'OLTOLINE. thAuVhter of Mr. and Mr& Frank VohoPETITE LAURA line of Tangerine DHA,e, celebmted her filth 14, birthday, Sept. 24 -m-ith a viila outdoor party at home. Guests eiisd IITI aftenioon of merrymak - ctheia . k. , W I OtJsf_rec1 I the omen AL _____ Ab - ,-.,.. ' ff"; V 1*1M* qzlw , _ - - 44 I% 4 .0 .4000-6 ..", *Wv~ In'". I I—_. 110'r.::;. ..9, .6 I , -. I ; . .. %V '. ' " - e U the- - ' -- Mrs~. Juke Whitaker, recently celebrated hi. birthday with a gala family dinner at the Town House Remurant. Follox~injz a delicious dinner tl)e family enic)ved the traditional birthday cake. 'floe I- ers are the ou-ners of Whitaker Kennels on Highway41 near Duedo Photo shots Jeffery, • piriTe I :D & • . . dine, Velveteen, - Flannel I * inflad 7 rr Skiii - So o th b ifr Luzury a.! Half Price! 1EALR /' .1 1. '\, •• • * . I - ' . I%— Q J* i A I)eLand, Mrs. Berl E. I tion. Alm. ~ Haigh, hlr~_ hl. Yost, hlrt,. Al. ~ Staubltz, Mrs. C. Jtt'nriek, Mrs '" r s- hubert ahu1t)U. A HARRIS PAINT DEALER I NT. • EXT. VINYLS Reg.4.65 MINUAL SPIRITS I gal. (in your container) Cleaver. Mrs \ I ucspt r. rs Aita CIax-L. Mr H P Newton, 770!i\T ODI I __ a M11 11 EEpT ! I 1 i S3 50 FR PIE% - ..414111".. %%.-- .5ro/ OFS LAI DOLPHINS IIID IATb4S - For a delirious aauee to serve very NOW 52.25 R.. 4.95 •"'•••-•........ Lotion with the "heart" of lanolin and the famous fragrurne of Desert Flower. Truly a product of Sliulton quality. Reg. 8.40 NOW MAD 0c UP MANY OTHERS 1 • $ 00 i 40 I I .. , jillifit 14-,U4-1 v.11(i ~:14,1'10 (II-401vt rind. ~ 2 DeBARY PAINT 103 HWY. 17.92 STORE DEP.AEfl Fri. SAT. Madam Margo __ * __ ____ 1:_?`~4 . . - • $ , 1* 4 1. r 'C I Ot1 r es iz 11 1 ' , & f ht4fl. r romm FR th M IPR 27 Pr%, fox hirpeffer;, have hrmultit in the 1`10hiowihle wnmail ' amber tone with 01vor niahli~hlq ind ;i miiivo- ew;t thirno2hwif trimq the .New' Z4*AAnd ,medp iwallnw(;0I slnee and han StuhIstin ; heIt.d tw.d nt (rIhti. * ---- V ' & I. .' G1#*_ all • ' '), f ,* 11 ,4-1t'lalk fii N s-WaIler ..V_ '. ____ ;.. slogs .1 . I— ff f , ;_ I ) I 4ti . .1 ~ ... ,~ ~: , " ~-~ , ; .11. . I .I. ~ eel / Ph. rkhness the 00th"Oss of this felt. New smart sid. dent with s / / three popular colors . , . .", - . I. U. y. ,. - - I . . rel'o ' : , f , . I ! Vi 1 . , kt Ic ~ ( ;j I '.1 11 11 I ± - . I . 1. ., ,;:, . I .,. : • i I / I - $ , , 11., f ' ,~j , -,, i ; , , . I " ,,, , :,`- , A 1. .; /': CII(I's 1.111031 1; to 114 can learn to drrss by mi-Ong and matching flit! many ro-ordinates In the fall p'reteen coffee. tions. ,rhesp, junipers, by . Russ Girl, for example, can be dressed ill) or d(m- it for school or parties. lit softeit lica(lier, the. juniper (left) ha blouse. Stitched-down labs start at bein and reach wav u p Over a lo huing belt S traig ht from I otidon conies the recipe for the wool jumper (right. In crushed stra w - 0 : I II . WEAR N 1S 115 Maqofia Ave. 11 Doww Søf.rd I~ "? 1 ' un 2 2 uonung Properly? tic to the kidneys. It flushes out body I HOURS - 8 A.M. to DAILY I moo family ____ on • for near l y ' " I 1(1 I I P IC KKI 1W N I I or Todd ers • l %. For Children HUNDREDS I OF Mu COMBINATIONS . In cotton knits In easy-car. fabrics In all sorfs of colors All are color-falif All are machine - washable do , P.M ' No stretch. No blocking Sizes marked In ind.libl. n or easy sorHng Ink Toit may thirik- voull INgo places with a miall ethil- job with ,A fuhtre that rv.Any rp" wnneplacv~ So, It % ou're ul -'Cht,k)l tio * w - - - -,t.iv . th,~re' Loam . ceIn('uit track shuoc. It's ahiuuu.st a suit' bct you'll me fit last ill tilt- race for the good-1mving jot*. 'i'oduv to get a gtl job tnt uieed a gtKL luciutioui. A gtl thtication is the first thing tin- sdiool, yuu ui still ts't betik in the rwuung. Thete*3 *Plenty of vultuble trainiug available outside the' cltm. Pu get the Iac, we Youth Counselor at State Finpvuut St.ritv_ ( to handle a gI job. . . a gtl-j.yuug th .. #a br cution. But N(KI'tt, %% lollg! Starting to %%,.lk with it . ui mwy it to help I ~ To pubjwuxvw4wAmaLm I£i /*%'RfN - l ~L - / a C In WINTElt FAIM, FLORIDA 989 Orkado Ave. I 555 W. FIRST I . ( HI-Way 17.92 N.) Call 64494I For Appi. * 201 L First St. Downtowa Sanford _ I . _- _ I * 1_I T - . 'add hands until moist and sticky. pan. n Press firmly n Wrap in waxed paper or alum. mum foil. Chill about 2 days before slicing. Store in a cool I place. Makes 21,it pounds. - I * . Advisor - 9P PORTRAITS DELIVERED IN STORE - & Sickness and Busines of SELECT FROM SEVERAL. POSES BABIE5 & CHILDREN OF ALL AGES PH. 665.4411 In a She Advises on all Problems •I 2 _______________________________ • jstesi'iitetl . S JLY; II I -. 1 ,, ~ - _ _~_Tr- nmebuds and then. Meanwhile, brown toast rolls in broiler. Place fran ks iii h fl to" sauce. Garni sh with onions an pickles. Makes 8.10 sandwiches. Serve with potato chips and eelery sticks. Make your own ice cream sundae, toffee or iiiulk Only' . • 11 -T- - - I too-about, the u;t.- iv:tt; way ever diiih (I0xo;x'2"). Remove tamultis to blerid bright, tornaw flavor froin wrappers; arrange on top. Into caeroIes and dozens of flaeut85O' F. for 30 :nusut.ea or until hot. Makes 4 seryings. other d X ee. 11 b oii s i VNO1O91Ub $OU NOW I U Marvelous t.oul-,ing initredient, wili,-es. Pour1 Itan shallow baking Palmist 4.00 16 oz size bottlis with thspeniei' cap • 1. I ' The gills were I ___________________________________________________________ I year saving of half the cost. Skiii-soodiing Hand and Boodv . 1 I SIJi 5.1111 (I r151. 1)11% % ' your pantry shelf.' Heated with I votil I I Pound) pirfeliaml lanialers equal amount of water or In skillet, brown meat and cook fl it's AniericasuniberOzie onion, garlic, chili powder, and Favorite Soup. cumin until onion is tender; stIr /0 ;~ 04 /2 or lu 1~ l '.11111in lI X14 WALL POURMT . 00, sirs bottle 4111111111111111110 ' W I -."- gal. .29 ~. . ter CHILI TAMALE CASSEROLE d tromato soup. p' : (liSh i,.. ) tiiivl i,to,ind ef Tomato OUI) 5'iVCi thiii (-hill I I S'tJJJ r)JOI'rsi'cI onion gooufleM flfl13 tomato sun-rieziet1 largo i1oi' iarljc', mIrn'd lonvisimirnered fl.avur. Pour the 3nixture into a citiserole, urrange 1. 1811010.%lwoll I 11111 polioder IPH5I')OU canned tamals-s. on top, then Pop - I - ' The Pluutution Rouln U-81, tastelully decorated iUT _______________________ 21 ~1 "HIGH QUALITY PAINT SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES' , & Cj - ~ I L)ESERT FLOWER L ND ' mato soup - af ... • INTERIOR LATEX Mrs. 3. Spaukitag, Mrs. David F. Shioul, Mrs + ~% -- Philip Lounbticry, . I S Lashley of Lynwood Avenue, Bear Lake. Ma""" mrs. " ' ., ' I ! r2 , lolll package, substituting soup and uncomfortable and ; water for liquid. (Add eg,s If get a bottle of 11-2W' odag at I V as called for). Bake as directed on K our dmggist. "7-2 " 1 1 elped thousands. You, too, pack age Sere cake rose can get more out of life by . , with Cream Cheese Frosting or feeling your best. A product of c Lab 0raA-La Applesauce. --' Liquid - Have a fietai at your hacienda To complete your menu, heat CREAM CHEESE FROSTING soon by treating your family to buttered French bad and toss Blend a 3 oz. pkg. cream Spier Chili Tamale Casserole- a Lfl5J) g i v en dth mild cheese with 1 tbsp milk C,rad TOUCHTON S dires.-J"g. For desert, brin ally con UWIt to sere r uahiy add 2¼ cups sifted con %% -chi led a:-ramccus. DOWNTOWN SANFORD hecticafter. when there's sugar; blend well. tard you've Inked that morning fectione th time to prepare slipper. Just. brown jound beef and or in n I .. 1~ "A I Norman and Debra Riddell.and Jo Anne Patter. Newton. , .) I .*, 4 I ... f 11 s .)1111. r * . 1 can (1O'_ 02 ) conden ed to * -.1 . '. I f:1 £ • ' ,, mix : - - % • a 4 I s ) in • , i . If the texture of your ushe is Every child lo v es a surpri s e. coa rse , this flIUY he tiuie to ov Why not have this cake ready er-fluxing after the flour IlL. been added. for them. TOMATO S3PICECKEk Are Kidneys & Bladder , OZ spice Ipg - - ur,__ I BRUCE RICHARD LASHLEY celebrated bratici hi I __ 'V . 11 soup and ater. Pleat stir now and coconut, mix well.then milk mixture. .Nlix With Service Store Ø.SI" vrr , 2 ;I! I too- I'i r .z I 1'. -i To,1 , f fill I it I - _______ I ..I. • •• _______ __________ %, * 1_. Gives Mexican Flair to Stipper % A) - • . " 'SON arsle). "i clip diced cooki.41 ]tint Ilix in li tsp. vanilla extract. It's )tlSt 1Mit nup time sk eeler in margauine Ufl If clecirod Makes t'nottgh icing tbsp sev what we can til lender. Add soup, stir in %vafor tops or two layers. dash ground do with • soup \ou c,n appeal Icr dd prsle llet Stir no LA APMl SAU( to the first der or an and the n. \likec 2 servings. Vhen cake is cool, split in "ager- with soup for lunch. Re"'ge' lialf crosswise and table soup ard]ess of varied food likes Ma y be Mamma's bridge club applec5ui,ce op W illi a(i(litinfl.il there is always a kind of soup is meeting at her home. This 1 soup can wiler applesatice If desired. Brown ham in mar g ar i ne to t all tastes.Soup is a no-recipe uII sere two tables r tural for increasing the nutri- bridge. NO-BAKE ater. Hea t , s t ir n o w am c onal aIue of a meal Just CRAB GUMBO DELIGhT cusp evapetated milk add vegetables, beef, noodles or I can condensed chicken gumbo 2 cups miniature in arsh Ili allows beef coup to make mlc richer soup 3 tbsps orange jiuit e or maybe when the weekend in protein. By using soup you I can (101 i oz.) condensL 3 j cups gr. comes there is a special occascan balance Mato Soul) vegetable-poor crumbs ion coming tip and Mother meals with one of the vegetable 11,i soup cans water 114 Isp. cinnamon rich soups. Remember, too, I can (7 oz.) cral). flaked !j tsp. mitmeg Here is an easy (fish to serve. soup can he prepared with milk 2 tbsps. sherry instead of water to improve nit- 2 cups cooked rice ( 2' cup un- CIIEESY BEAN AND FRANK !i clip raisins BUN thtional -value.Tr this Garden cooked) cup find) tlinppwd (dtCs 1 can 1 COfldCfl8ed Ched Chili Beef Bowl with ch eese and Combine soups, wa t er, crab i cup chopped 1,Itl(IIt!d fruits d dices soup cracker sandwiches for a light and sherry. Heat, stir now and noon snack th en To sere, line a large 1 Ii i cups Angel Flake coconut CC GARDEN CHILI BEEF BOWL bowl with rice Pour in soup Line bottom and sides of 8 / 4 cup water ½ cup sliced celery Serves 6. inch loaf pan with franurlvrs sift by 4 by 3 I tbsp. margarine waxed paper and set aside. I can (11 oz.) condensed chili Or maybe this I.-, Dad's day lengthwise Combine milk, marshmallows f r a n kf u rt er slit beef soup to come home for lunch. ' and orange juice in a small IIAM AND TURKEY BOW'I, chopped onion I soup can water ho wl; set aside. In a lar-c bowl, chopped sweet pickle . __________ mix graham cracker "crumbs Stir cheese son" until smooth and spices. Add fruit, nuts, 1 Gradually blend in chili beef I W( • - _. . hiunor at a recent. bridal shower at the honw of Mrs. W. 1. Rowland. l'hoto sho . 8. f roill left, Mrs. Clifford Jolillson, co-hostess; Mrs. Lyde Lavell- 1 FROM BABY 0 11 - .1 . IiiJi T''a1' C's'"o1" - - %. . V - ' ~Vy ____ - cond birthday Sept. 30 and if, sbown with hiLz riew tricycle but just . isn't sure if he likes the tricycle or the loud noise he can make on the side of it. Guests at Bruce's birthday part.y were his sister, Cathy, and Cheryl, Kimberly and Jairne Hilijard, Murk und Rundy Russell. Kim and KI-isten Clurk, - . A ( lisli f to jo .9;onffir,I margarine \li hIrs. Alarjorie Litnibert, Mrs. ~ F H' Hayyes et,, '1t- r 'nr- \1c-Icun Mrs ('l-cie' Harris. 1ir- . •lrtnies Ashvm- and Alis), Alarx Wilvo); , in her second luuirtu'un bridge party held fill Tiiursua~, Alrj,. ' hi tote utiuned lit r I 1, 'yoinonalto'A corduroy, ge6or. • I . I, 111- . . p Harold 10 P.vk A ve. 323-0313 -' • * ' .iiI Tile 111111%. t-Imillot of flit, III)%%.tstni i r i,,, I,, I 5% : iss;;c ku• nI Ii futir' P'ikt lot c isv' tsiw, h V1i VFW her eilsIIn :sss,t pjiitc The dPtiPti H* i mlii In iii. ,,, ii iviji liii inPut ui n whit.' Iim'n ' I I I I p frJ y i i'nt I I ('41 liii ii IHfl% " " II It I ) I'S) I If ,, It, vs"k c It t sr ii ( if, ii: ci tsr' InIIe snd lion nc's inter I U;ip'sst n I \ I'. ncini r!s Ill vsl I lit \ j jJj j 101111111. V isle of hit' (I'SIIPI psi. ' 11q 1111111 I'I,iiIIpq %v I C P ii , ISP 58 5,r I I 588 (if \stlj sri itiltilfihtli C Iii Ide nn.l t fl'Hil i tie, q mist, hs I 1188 I tar liii' No i , img i.l I Ps'ir I acli end tirIIl fl crystal iniithIe l):sir' Ii'lii:, I tivirnp nis i v. iisrs' 'iittiIi' Willi n yellow s.iiiilk islil liii ki isis It ii), Ri iitc I PSP Ph. t ih' \'II IP ne en wn the hirEr' rrqt:iI II;UI (iIIi'tta, Itill (tic-try. Pf I/$rIg'vo8q t q limit ii IHfl% I Willi FIontI,1E i'h hiiw flu tuits, Icii,ncs,i I 55)81 . rn \ II irir rr,ts rq 4TP surgrrl I', S 55C9. Ou'rhend billiE a hat' y,, I .1 W. W. ihlia rii'n. :sffrnvI thk lns' ,rtat meting. hell. I he hen,ilitiii "(l1It)E hih.lrecl I"t.'rs t i it'vrieq Tilt, enke was decot ___ the NOmon 0irivi which they en colors %%,flit while dovem nnd 1 ' *"" "I"' fti"ll 1PI'Morl"IR sjoinvol-rd w,tc; a arrilt ,;iirrr'4t,%. ! weddillp. hells. Two brai-04 PitVill' F11 4-1101 11011 0 ""d fl-id- VnOiiwi Vrrjrl,4~ wr-rp mod I ( twilled III tile (,(Intel. held fill, , der, niother of Ole bride-clect,: 'Miss U-I'vellder. hollorce; Mrs. Bobby Johnco-hotss and Mis \\ L Roand, hoteq !UASTEJ JEFFERY W}iitaker, 80ri o1 Mr. 8T in u t&itr from hih wtanng anin I III flit he it fa do iing 1111(1 liiN (I! flit'tUn. rius ao pt'wckr on before you don your ciotht'. Tne highA niuxture of b utter, gt er absorbency of the Powder LII(SCIULII t.ht L5t LiOCI chili bliUlt iceps you comfortabk' througii nuil;e* a delirious mixture fur a day of inside and outside OJftli bUIid%'.iLIt5 thi ire to lit stops Its suutie fragrance broiit-. conflict with your perfume. •-,. r •. 1* - - is ew - ~ - I cliff(orol Illiff flottil III#, (?,.III for fliv 111111 kel Faeli hiauidk' was tied with I • John Bri Mrs J. Ii't mm rMiss P. J. Breniner. Mrs. L. Shriptaugh, Mrs Vaissar MorIon, Mr A. Price, Mrs I1uh, Mrs. }lo' ard Shirp. Mrs ( E. r'litr , (tmg 1(tilb pert Mrs T nn rc1sduik Mrs. Edith Strrsn t'ir. Mrs ('laude- Tru'st'l Mr 1. rrio "on lrs A H rguson an \ ihle >' P , , , . 1_.We, V7 ~ . I 10I, I -q ' ____ or tili man Jciurui Wedntss hi W r lit.):,. uding anni e aric a girl of iii both l i v ing Io hail is century were atKJu 001' in six. Now the chances are about tim in three ba's the Metrupui itu Lift luranet' Company. 91 . UtZi lit- i they nUi?rjeCj L'1a11c4 uI a niaii aged 2 - By MRS. JOHN Lrxit Mrs Cr hsst'nih Of Phumosa hlcoid enlertaint'd fit - 80mu 36fi-090 murried rtiIIJAC111 , .1 I -k ~~ I I .... I • - . II .. 1, . . . -OK W . _____ •-':• ,I% I -.4. • ,.~: I f,n'r,,'iv'r \tic 44 4 , , fqT4 ,' .0.1 .. d 46 • p broke up near the witching hour both old and new members &like agreed thaz 'the evening had been too short. -;~ Certainly it was a fine way to I4 I climhx a successful member.7 'ship drive and -reet the Fall 0 Oft . hlr!t. VerLi Keene haf returned ! 7 ___________________ kc the pa daughter anti I amii in itich• MARRIED LONG I Don ahoe, - .9 tintf.1. Unaitilli.. : k ' Hzrry Anna Crippled Ctiildrtm's , Linda Hoover, Joyce Llue. 'I ei'i Reynolds and Leslie Wi lbur. : 1 ., 1 In DeBary he home in nicely after curger The wisht p.nple in the area for ?11 many cards and k indnesses. ;3,ot; have rim, sent a Card to' this wonderui lit tle boy, his addres., iF Chn: Kinlvw. c ,o ing. oT)ening Laura's gifts and relishing 1~he delicious birthdar refreshment Pictured around slide 1iT( rorn k'f I Laurii Voltolune hirthda honOree, Amoret Lul..'osa. Lindley Douthirt. Allison Wood, DonTill Witrd, Te. ç ____________ bringin g the off icers and direc lar. , of the club acrosis Lake Monroe before the pa . ntin • I _____ ___________________ lifoloby )01111 17 -.7 ~'.' .- 111 fl r!f"n I p. ,,, , , ...111,11111 It iffilliq 11 .. illf 11,111th for I J I iamv Ba, Charlotte. .N. C.; Donald ~ Thompson and ami -, Titusvile; Mr. and Mrs. Alice Ba2Maitland. and Mr. and Bndge-Luncheon Entertains \ * 1 .,- - :~_'--`~': .Mr. and 'Mrs. E. W. Jone. , ytt.c." and thri.r doug!btcr, Ginger. ~0~_.' v,* .* ; . , spent . Cm k1n1 L in the nn r Crippled i-hildren s Home in . . * Among thr out of - , I aml ,%I i.f;, I aekground for the music of the Star1. ig hters. t - Presentation of the 3aycw I "Houseboat Captain of the Month Award to Cb de - Mrs. L. G. Johns wedding tliv bride'F purents en-, home. Sylvia Clovis, sister of;~ the bride, kep-, the Bride't, Book and assisan went (ew Johnson, sicr of the groom, CaUty Butler and Mrs. Harold Booth For traveling the bnud( chose t1aflc a Avocado ensemb with black patent accessories and the, rose cortiage from tier I bridal bouquet. Following a Wedding ?assau the DC%lWeds arc rt - Ii. 11 ed - -' __________ _____ • b 0 and fimu1 M and Ma as at4 red in a genies complemented with a ' colored flowerf. and leaves h 1 I" - el hate etuned from r acatuor, in r - I 0 hex I ______ and a carnation rorsagt. onm, ,I I and on fluc'.eil kit Th ursday for their DNA' home In Ellerem Mr. anio will work as a park It V ç aCp& adona an Mrs. Cirnis wont a pint ere ____ -- _14 . _____ were r: ' 111 .. t inni In 1. 1 I and auas prov ided an e v enin of fun and relaxation for ~- r-! V - b r lft~, MIRIZ.. 1111TCMIc. n A R n Is I - -. - 11 A. I _____ _____ ___________________________ Approximately mo local opo&, wives, dates and Is enjoyed the rel axing atmcphere of the Florida Pouv.r Car. 'poration Club Hou. 4w,,.6 - ica ner circu l a r noct veil fell train ar open crown and site carried a Colonial nosen' Rhea A. Johnson Sr. attended $ his son as best man and usher was Larr ILrd - I- .i , ,4,- --- : Ifilinton 1. I ~ ' ' Add parboiled pared pnutoei to the pan in which you art, , roasting meat baste the potaUms from time to time -with _, Mr . and Mrs Robed Murne, Mr. and Mrs Wendell Aee, Mr and Mrs Sydney \ ihn Mr . and Mrs Bill Reek, Mr. and Mrs. To m Freeman Mr and Mrs D d Wilson and Mr. and M. Hunt. A smorith moonlight return lvoyAgo Around midnight m-.-,.-. the finishing touch to an even. ft--3- Gl'itty -EnIc!rprise or Bust.. Are J.-ty- ~ flit, I)n 0v ,. Wayne A1be 1% • . 1. ~Itq ii,, ,, p,p iii. I. ~ 14, aek of A ndi and oft drinks crc se to t passeers en route to an evenS in of fciitws Those aboard re Mr and - - ________________________ •,' ••- - dis I . . ' hnth ski fl was designed with a detachable full sweepinr Chapel train and a ln'ard rose of organza eiritle-11ished with seed enrLc ecued her shnulder-lengtb veil of imported silk- illusion. She carried a hridrarriuitmnc ceo al bouquet 'd with a rrmo% ahle TOC cnrsat Mist, Patricia ClnviF attended 0 1,. JohNSON I%tcs"k, M, •I,H1 % , II tnnd wa 1Pm t n'i. iniy i,iin, RIlcswc't 1,51 i _____ I Paul McClure and Aim. Charic~ . Wondruff. I ~ The next regular meeting. wl.11' I be held . lP1±: • sculptured neckline and Knhnk; iderves enhatirri. with exquisite n t3rft-Enterprise or Bust" for the Occasion. Captain Clyde I,on and First Mate (ti,ci 4 Party Fetes M iss Judy Lavender Pre-NuptaL no donsited vessel was re. funds will be held No Th 12 30 p m with M \'e1 C I Jacobs as chman Fire Chiof Paul Rotec mnth an appeal for volunteers sz with the Unite Funk Drive in Casselbe. flesser coffee and th weri • for . j bu' tht 4 Fohconing Stew. - 0 generosit"r of )OPAl nrncrs M dirrctor ni S&nfôrmth& .Ta' r. In iu rd hubt dtin('d Ent4r , the site of last Salim& Jaycee "Fall into Fall Frolic" Events - to - - ______ * 4' . f 144 - - $ - - I .1 1.,.A.,''. I i '.. I . I . i . ---- ~ % I ~%.: - " �______ _ _ __ ___________ __________ -.-- -. -. • -. - •• ------ irw& 'II fi. tw* A,LL*1J j- .iJr- ø; . .. . ..: 14 •: *• :-:" ~ I "40 . By 1 Qah Abigail Van Buren - Horoscope a&6q: Pare 4A - Cet.. 'MIR W 1o&rn)1NG fl(MTSi GLANCES SmE RA ib! G1br*Ith ___________ ' .. T!' : 1 . 1)EA1 BBY: ] A un * 'n executive who he doesn't knnw all the *11WCTh. The wife of one of my employep visited me and asked me to dischare her husband. She claimed he was and father until he Involved with another enlp)oye here. She said w cause of this affair -her huphand has failed to 'provide adequaw support for her and their children, and she was dm1U 1A one' a good tLTflC ' pith' thro blat so! 'em "Ar it the ily. reel Abbv. I pat' to his lam- th is man tab' good salary and 1 have no W ; wo Tin Sidi control over him, he Spends it. Should I in niyieif In ii marital crisis? Or do you think 11 a man does Ms Job well, what he does on his son own time is his own huii- bul We she bre "earl? Tec would ordinarily he hip, owit business, but if there is your hanky panky 'within company, then ft becomes art volve vpa I to rtp-teasic learn husband of kind EXECUTIVE DEABI PUZZLED: What a dancIng on business. I i I ~ ~, , , g! . b 0I i G .. tj I rJ t in they well-to-do as are, and do they YOU $* he can Oil Iiii ,. but 90981i. Far a problem: "W' savit he can't get married until he pays his parents hack for puttlng him thru college, otherwise we getting married on South did not know gfrjrL7Q , WOI".r (D) &K52 WEST 47L ace is any and this mind , is t 1 t a 2' - 3 40 pasr, .1 N.T. t ; . ____ ______ _______ _______ _______ ' in ~ P40W. A ND .00K t14Ea.. uø.scs- and can make big friend __________________________ ________________________ 0•J / 5 ,,1 IWs r..4 " /0u? jow, 'Il i ME _____________ _______________________ ______________ __ _____ __________ 1 ALL 7HA~i .1/ yj tE:W N. ;41457 ir'. p. - ( . ii I I S If ____ ______ ____ _____ ________ ________ _______ ______ _____ _____ ____ PRISCILLA'SPOP ____ ____ __________ ___ (EuT ) is cs COPNUALL't' PE) AE AS 1SOME AE AS L SMALL TES 2 ,r r -11t1Slft 1'.- r. ~) ___ ____ -- _____ - L 0. ____ ____ ____ _____ '1 ____ __ _______ BOCARS Ill - MTEOI ____ . _____ ______ ___ I ' ______________________ _________ ______________________ , B4Z03 __________ PE.SS T4r -iLL. fe. b t /0 ,, ________ ____ __ __ ___ ____ V / __________ _________________________ _ - _7' __________ _____ - _____ __ _____ -. _____________ f 's _ , 1 .- __ 'fl by Kate OSeflfl ____ ____ ___ _ . ______ _____ 4:00 (I) News (9) ABC News 1:11 (9) NewsIlo. 6:20 (1) Huntiey.Brinkl.y AW , __J " ______ I. 411f I - ' of" •5I ____ r-•.1 11 4' ______ (1) Walter Cronkite SHORT RIBS - _____ 40 _______________ 7:01 (2) The 40 _____ __ ______ ____ _______ " : .' 5. '. I r ____ 4'.. ~ I ID-Fe 7 _ _____________________ __________________________ A O HIM' M TIP WOW T14&Y'gk - 9S TI "ME. ___ ___ ______ .. _____ 7W Pmtv i `, d* _ __ A _______ _____________________________ ______________________________ _____ ...a ______ ______ _____ __________ It jl 40" 01111111 i" 2N l's-435E ____ I ~9) ____________________________ _____ ___________________________________________________________ _____ _____________________________________________________________ I ito. __ _______ _ I ______ [ --- .. ,._ __ ___ . I . __ I if -. •-; • '' 0113, ', ....... A- ____ _____ ____ _____ _____ " - S - 'I 4 _____ f I F -A'M.' I elmT#NC7 T-" - I - $4 Truplesli ant . __________________________ ____________________________ __________________ ___________________ _______________ _________ IV.1L. IFANYM2E 'rMOPERE FAUIZ L. I INTO MI WEPORT 'IDJ !Q . - 1, I5 _____ ' 1 II' ' ___ DEPARTMTi' ' 1 ~ ____________ ____ _____ _____ , '. , to IiPI, I01 ft/ . b6 a becuic __ f I __________ ___ PLUS DON KNOTTS IN "THE INCRIDISII LIMPET" MR. "WiNNII '' 1WINIWWR' THU POOH" STARTS . TOMORROW LAST itz "THE WILD 11:0, -_ t'i ______________________________________________ _____ _____ _______________________ ______________________ ______ _______________ ___________ ___________ _____________ oLd time toes _____________ "CAT .. . 1. ! ,- FILMED IN COLOR AND . 1 WIDISCRUN - tures 6:00 (9) Where the Action Is SPECIAL GERMAN DINNER ________________________ ____________ EVERY THURSDAY Draft Delay S INCLUDES Lentil Soup Asked By GI AN EHE, Viet Nam (AP) Sgt. Custer Watts of the U.S. Army 1st Air Cavalry LflvI. alon, a Normandy fl-Day teran who wears two Slim Stars and three Purple Hearts and now serves as a combat platoon sergeant, said hi received stilt letter from his draft board In Now Tails. well, Tena. a The draft board asked why Watts had not registe red for the draft. Watts said he plans to ask the board to postpone his case until he returns from Viii Nam. ____________ -- Emily Dickinson, noted poet. % 75 Knockwurst & Sauerkraut Dinn.r Salad Appi. Strudel ___ laterstet. 4 At Tti DILTONA INTERCHANGE CoIl., $ 1 or Tea R.s.rn$lses - U$442$ JIMMY HEAD end His Band THURS., FRI. • iAT. , P.M. 'TIL 1:30 A.M. Compl.t. Dinners $1.75 .$3.50 HOMEMADE PIZZA SERVED HIRE OR TAKE OUT '75 250 ,. Ladi.s Night Each Thursda .... 10C ALL MIXED DRINKS . . PRIVATE PARTIUS & DINNERS CALL AND MAKE RESERVATIONS MAR=LOU RESTAURANT JIMMY GEORGE and JOHN URBAN (USN Rot.) Owner* 17.9k Aires. fv.ii Seafood Plato PH. 3U.flS3 - _________ .. I '1p3! .. .11. t- .• •i FRIDAY ONLY t:tI i.hu:IV. Ir,i 4. ALL YOU CAN EAT Ii t' I' " - DEEP FRIED . 9) Chits Ietsr (6) Andy at )hayberry t' 'urmsric.t swoop I Van Orb. (9) Tit* Dating Game GOLDEN BROWN 9c CATFISH • - (I) Pick (6, Love a, Ufe (9) Donna Reed t4ew.lin• ____________________ _____________ 12:56 (2) MISC 2:00 (2) News flew. a 3:66 (3) Nuc mlows 3:00 (2) Dsyg of Oir Uvas (0) P as sword The Newlyw Oage 1161 (1) The Doctor. House party (9) A Time For Iii (ii AUC Hew. 9 SPECIAL Rs1a has the Isrg.st bulls world. Lsrpd Is the Tsar Kolokol" (iInJ of bells), cast In 1733. it II re than 10 feet Iii $' _____ GIrl 'J'.ik (It) isen Casey 1:11 (2) Focus 'Iwo lilO (2) Let'. Make 1)saJ (6) A. The World Tqrns (61 1:00 (2) AnOther World - WW'. A I (9) 77 Sunset Strip 4:25 (2) NBC New. 4:*0 (2) Mike Douglas Show (I) Uncle Walt'. Adven (6) The (9) kIs6fslide 2 Poisonouj ______________ dim Woman 10 (2) Ifurns and Allen • (I) Uypay Rose es ithow 0) Mery Griffin Show 10:00 ( M y* Guess (4) Search for 'lumorrow ri I - ____________ liii Storm (6) Romper Room (9) Essrchss for The Mo- 12:3 0) CIlS News liii 0) Iwingln' Country hR rr __ _______ , Color DO ______________________ ____________________ (9) UuUwlnkl. 12:45 (4) Guiding J.IbsI OCerwdw variety ' at... ____ ___ - ptowatift WIF tonitudw 540( I ' i." _ ____ __ _______ _____ _____ 15AStaoou went 42WitUdsui _____ % A - lIsOO (1) Jeopirdy [II N _____ 1116 ________ _____ I I I I ØWorIdalsrgest SlMedlcm.nai __ I _________________ tbasuff __ .11 d I ____ ____ (6) Secret 11:10 (2) Showdown 4iJig 41&odway \!ER_hOiJ!.# ____ 9 ..0 it a.- _____________ _________________ sheltmoil do -- ,4w.S..l a ___ -6-' I - ___________ ___ __ __ ____ Tomorrow: You Gaii't tltlOPE&C*i name must be oflered in 1 csst (The Sanford Herald, 11w: . ... writing by • qua lified person. 11521, Rohjywsod ________________________________________________________ a ____ l_l••• 1,40 PKII - _________________ __ ______________________________________ . Elvis 11 __ _____ 5:00 (2) H.nneey ______________ 1. ___ ___ ___ __ Lev. " " ____ ______ Cob, Plus At :20 "GIRL HAP, ,:[at.suo..J WINNU OF6 THE MOSY smoking 254 HONORED ACADEMY PICTURI AWARDS! THU YIARI ---_-- (6) 1 Love Lucy 10:11 (1) MISC News 10:60 (1) Concentration _______ ______ ____ L the ___ _______________ 0 Report SilO (2) Today ___________ _________ ____ ________ ____ _____ _______ ":I _____________ 21 I.Jispa.uiov.Mi 36(.beit i0. notut 489014 âYird bias of doUflacooisvhnhed SOUl.. Israel dlRunswsyto .) Z4YUSO.1aV wed 42 on" retw Al iss wig -. ' _______________________________ CAppelIatiun 5-Spee lOHop.' kiln 12A1 • 1,4101 1 ___ ____ 131'otato iSto title page IObuprems diW 28 Not cloasd "essare Cd AI5U1UAU 19 Saw 44DC115d Indlini 'i dCSiZOflsdk. 3Mhmib Opstio ____ Uildoi - e . NeWt ____________ \'44S 'I 1:21 (2) Firm News ___________________________________________________________ 15b.tp1a ______ \ ffy Lewis OF DONEGAL (9) The Nurse. 4:00 (2) The Match GSm• __________ __________ _____ ____ ___ . dc ____ ____ _____ _______ r °°' (pnIx) INTO AV P=I ;00 __ 1:01 (6) CBS Semester Today ___________________ 7:10 (2) (6) World At Lairge 6008 of World's S overty.strick ________________________ _______________________________ SB (9) Bill Hereon Show shot ________________________ _________________________ nyu-s nfinfinama 701 tbesbouj4' 1:00 (1) Capt. Esngaroo (comb. form) ldRavu1CA.set*s trapsaces lCMarin.rs dirsictios PI.,ATER FELL FWTi4E CEIUNI .,... (6) Summer (dislJ _________________________ 4Cansdlan MUDAT A4 IL 6:10 (6) flew., Weather 1:11 (1) SunshIne Almanso 6:30 (2) Jr. Co1lse and You 7:00 (2) Today (6) News ____ IT8 ALL ____________ ZCattI _____ _____ ____ BUGS BUNNY - 1:00 (2) New. 1:05 (2) Daily Word ______ _ ____ afth" J __________________ ____________________ ________ _______ ____ _____ - I I OS8 .- ___________ ____________ I Afl$WSY p1 • World Waters a hII1TILII _______ _____ IS t- (I) The Late Chow (1) MovIe _____ S _____ I _______ 11:30 (2) Tonight ____ __ _______________________________________ 10-4 26 to olghtt" ___ _________________________ ______ _____ __________________ _______ 0 VOL (6) New. (1) News 11:20 (5) £dltorlal Comment 'd call me at 7:30, and h.r. it 1$ 1ifl90$t ____ AA& .. 10:00 (2) Dean Martin _____ __________ That Girl (9) _______ IM so ft I .- H 1:01 (9) BewItched (1) Thursday Nit. Movie 5:10 (2) The Hero _______ '.. ______________________ ________ _______ Itiflemea Show (1) Hawk 11:00 (1) New. ____________ __________________ #4 - t CONIC"Mca _________ _______ ___ _ I "3 ON A COUCH" TREGR17)rG General Hospital (1) (6) My Three Bonn --- 5CT4 W5U. F014.OW SW , ' : r _____ ______ VO A CMANCs To uj 14W AccIPPJTALt __________ __ -.. "-=-. ______________ ____ .., -. ' I _______________ ________________ 0 • ' •. •. * I _________________________ HIT4...CV COIW'lPCN AYIOSJ FOR SF t!&! I IO5 . ______ MeK!. DIP ____________ _____ _ ._SLIT ZS 0 '1 11,11" __ ____ ____ 6- IMP5 q- .k b-C ____________________ _______________________________ _____________ A'UiØ1p" _______ ___________________________ _____ ____________ , __________________________________________________________________ ______ __ . 10:43 7:00 & she de- mother (Marion Winters) pro- 225 (1) CBS New. 6:10 (2) You Don't Say (6) Secret At'nt 7:10 (2) Daniel iinone (I) Batman 6:00 () F. Troop (6) Run Buddy, flun 1:10 (2) St-sr Trek __________________________ r ç doii't DAY! ANGELS" ,Auo SALLOIr ces seize hold of members of without th. company of Pathe crew, only this time It's tricla Neal, George Peppar'd, ________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ our beloved captain. Kirk to Mickey Rooney (as a Japanese) NOW!I'""l MAT&NIIIIS coming aboard the Enterprise I and Martin Balsam. Funny, gay DAILY man. thru sea. $1.15 I AT I EVENINGS * q*', 2 P 14 mon. thou $3.51 I (I) MeHale's Navy _________________________1 _______________________ 04 Jr itinn), a vIrIntlit homillim. Sf-rrl's Trek. "The Enemy Within." ,York by storm, Miss Hepburn (Color) It's another one of keeps her spirIts up by having I those plots where strange for. Breakfast at Tiffany's, 1with or (6) New. _____ . he or wis to help them out-by means adaptation of Truman Capote's of Wise Owl's finely honed I best-selling novel. As Holly GoI lightly, a somewhat nutty brain. 8:30.9:30 P.M. NBC. Sta r young lady trying to talc. New 6:10 (2) News _____ L forth e . _______ áL 55) _______ ,., A ___ ___ ._ base for likes and TifURIDAY P. K. 1:01 (C) Leave It To E.ay.r I __________________ F - use It an a Television Tonite -. - 1ME LAs41' PRIZE the only reason we t,nt their criminal ctIvItio . Tish cides which of three possible vides an alibi, but Jiurumia dinSterling plsy Na's behind the screen would believes her and token action of daughter Legs Parker. make a good date. It's harmless his own. Anne We'dgeworth 8-8:30 P.M. ABC. F Troop. and good fun, and marks the P'Ys Serti's girlfriend, Helen, "The Great Troop Robbery." unusual transition of a daytime and Diliman in excellent in a Milton Ben. Is a fine, funny show to nighttime prim, time. tough, unsympathetic role. guest sta r as Wine Owl, a via- Tonight's guest eontestant Is itlng Indian Detective. A masS Sally Fi.ld, star of last sea- WALT DISNEY robbery of F Troop's personal son's "OisIgeV' series. effec ts unfortunately coincides 9-11:15 P.M. CBS. Th CBS with Cpl. Agarn's loss of mem- Thursday Night Movies.' Breakory, and in desperation Parmen- fast At Tiffany's." (1961) Aud. ter and O'Rourke get the Heka- ry Hepburn stars In the movie ) ..kI. GEHTLEMEP4 LD.KS LU j, V$kkl Carr, I'bil harris, t.hc' gere), a French officer known It's a good plot, but, we've hnul hypnrrltk'cut, presichy score-cats. to be a traitor, Into Tugosla- on awful lot, of t.lieo personal- an lonesome George Gobpl. -11 ABC. hlnwlc. So your question would eem vIa. They have exposed Durand By upsets recently, "Jiesthu Comes I"uiI Circle." in tiP "Con I or cnn't I shrug to false Invasion plans in hopes 8:aO-t) P.M. ABC. The flathe will give the Information to Ing Game. (Color) (Premiere) (Coin,') A tense and tragit' l'i- Mt my huahand' unkindness." the Germans, when up turns This In a daytime show that Snip tonight, I,inda J*nnum* (MuPan MInvin) Is killed by Pla to rescue t.henu. Good plot. has been slotted In to repine, and-run driver on th e way home(Irimes Show. 7:O-8 P.M. ABC. Batman, the from her wedding party, nnd "Ma Parker." (Color) Shelly consists of a guest contestant, her brldngronr,i Peter (M,irtln !NITI TN;; MT. male or female, who Winters continues as the is hidden Sheen) Insists that the driver ADMISSION of crime, when she and her behind a screen and by asking was Nick Herri (Bradford 1)111$1.00 A CARLOAD offspring take over th@ state questionii about liken and din. - I COMING' ILSr 1 'AS QO54 AS 2 LATE' GET MY OOPSTAMPSIJ Martin tluurs. i -• EVERYbOtP, AU.E't GMNG .OIAV DwJs4, Orz WI Mr. _____ _ __ ____ - case someone I * " I ---' I S - ________ ______ / certainly Is!" ___ ____ ME, PRtscJU.A k general Is harmful, wwkft right after the wife puts up fr"h drap" _ t4 __;'' I m)rug I don't know If I C= ______________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________ -.-- -. _____ " ___ _______ _______ I, ____ ___ ___ I. .-... I ______ _______________________________________________ ______ _____ ______ __ ____ ___ 9 If _____ / \jt -- ____ I _______ / r ___ _________ ___ ., __ . ___ 5JE, r)3,.,:rT E'/s. 3' CErAu AE L3 tt4VOLVIn4c MVC&Is', ., Løt' 5. o'r c ___________ _______________________ _________ ~ MM tOLl Mk44T .qi _____________________________ ___________ _____________________________ _________________________________________________ ______ _______ /j::i ___________________________ W 11L - --___________ you'll feeI, nd huts mucA: bet- Getting Oleler, But -__I.' __ _____ ____ ______ ___ : . _________________________ __________________________ ___ -laid with sheer 1znce I ____ ____________________________________________ _______________ ___________ - they young people __________________________________________________________ ___ ____ _____ _-P _______ ' _____ _________ ~ __________ __________ . _____ _____ _____ . suit pen and ________ ____ ____ :T:lIi!' oner. end rieaty, think they wrrn'Irr?uil. o, an long ci Cr - :r1 //••: / I .... 4 Y.itF'vtLJW ___ tt,c'v're not secured to be moth. ______ _____ hrn,ent. 5e*iise Tommy ' J. au __ __________- _ May Be Upped better .1% ______ . ctrning non it hit. - * ____ ) °" much _____________ H _____ bluck orI PISCES (Feb. 20 to War. 20) WASHINGTON (AP) - The Others gunza. .1 must wear th is to a have fine ideas that you . . Ilatt- October wedding. I have highest rm* a womw now can would do well to consider, ev, in the services is lieutcu- th xnubcle' tout and making the gray iiaut.'-Agt. 50. ough: it may cost you some ant colonel or commander. body mure supple, but to I suggest ii turban of sheer thing, since the benefits can be - t I But women could become genniovi the "too, too solid flesh" I black organza, black accessor- eralic or high: from: same. Make plans for admirals bill you must follow a PhiUIiIed diet. stn wi th a necklace; earrings approved Tuesday under P.M. This could be the most .. by the House And they art not dull. My Fig- and lipstick in the fuchsia delightful in a long time. Armed Services Committee. ury Control diet, for instaitict, 'Lont... Smart! IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN I '. The Pentagon lively and in te resting as well a TODAY - . he,ur she, will be also would make- women scientifically planned to "My husband and I art' gee. eligible one of thus. very capable young the general promotion and give you proper fuods ni prop. IUg Oil C litU autumn cruise to I° who can come up with retirement system. er proportions. Here is just. th Trupiis. 1 have a swnnht,g ideas and know just wonderful _________________ ons' dinner from Figure Con- black lniei: sheath, quite new. I how to put thszn in operation, trol: Three t4ih: thou roast L1tuuAd I take th is'? I would how to derive a sizeabl income I,., , veal; . cut: canned uuashrooms like to snutrtcn It up a bit. be f run' then', and where others (hot); 1 cull zucchini aquash; cause .1 wore it teat season. fit WASHINGTON (AP) - Gov- is but into the picture. There ____________ wrereas sa lad; lemon wedge; Could I wuisr this dress at it a tendeucy to deliberate tot' ernment Insurance would cover cup fresh strawberries; dliuier us board w would It be much, the, and It is important black coffee. Is that dull? No, beet 1w after fivc?"-Trgtvel- bank ifild savings a.al loan acteach: how to arrive at di.counts up to $20,000. instead you can't have rich melted but, Cl. visions quickly, once the main Let on the mushrooms u sugar Why not apply narrow black *10.000 as at present, under a ideas an firmly entrenched in 1i''- I ro ved by the House and cream on the strawberries, sequin banding on tb, neckline, measure app _ I the mind. --- anti sent (ci the Senate. Lt Lz,j.. u Lertaully a dinnw the hemline' aud around ____ 051 "The Stars impel, they do not _ '',:. The House voted Tuesday Lii of good tasty Iid. And you 'armholes? You can wear this compel." What you make of Z want ti, reduct, retueniber~ lit) foi- dinner Ijut have our argely b&uk regulation bill already copy of Figure Gun- dre for the ate iii' Carroll Righter's individual E by Uw Setiate. trol, ,&end niv it long, stumped. Ditwer, whic1h ib given all all Forecast 'for your sign for No- x self iidcireased envelope- and 2& crwses. If you are not tall, ". veinber is now ready. For your iii corn. Follow the diet the handing around neck Cand_icjae art not allowed to copy send your birthdate and and see how snuck happie, land urmh,uie only. apply directly lot a Nobel Prize. $1.00 Carroll Righter Fore- you'll be, how __________________________ -_________________ ________________ I _____ _____ hi zeal, In this turned Into a Dr. Jekyll and this picture. gnn kitla who else Is Yugoslsv (u*rIhla Pie 10-I I P.M. NH(. 'rho, hyde ehI%rRCter. Tb. two Ieon wouihi sill get big ehnrge epA Ansiroviteb, well played by AlShow. (Cnler Monte (o f h,c'etirug up old people *unnbert Salmi. The Jerlelin tesm cnptnin Kirk, both played by have hittehed an elaborate plot, Willinjo I 1~1 ________ ______ nit 7:80-8:flo P.M. (11S. jerleho. when lio AcellitntallY Note still so Arniltimy Award Win. (Color) The hest IRld pintiw are caught Ili tho nilddle of an islec. tivir for ",%loon ItIver," the Ile-n. nnro, thi,rn'n no wpiy to change them. often fudged by sontenne's elite's (rica) failure, and Is suddenly ty Mancini sting Introrlurni They're •artly like those ansi IW- ______________ •1 refund? husband got one morning and tour group from our lost , _________________________________ _____________________________________________________ " Thue pi,i,ut Ia, we niol pernuluhle believe that My •sj $0 l vm Wt.?M.UM.eu ____ _______ -• W$ • i __________ people I e MEE _11k,140- ° T4 •--- Z Sb.., _ i-. PAINT? AWW as 1. , , , MEA'US.', HAVE I; _______ _____________ _____ ___ _____ _____ _________ n * 4 MIt.JLJTE- Ut _ ' . .,0 i~ . I. attain 1 Iv,TW 1_1 .. ___ 7 ______________ r en" . ______ - ' l 'hev ' X*&1/tb ______ . __ 't cu-opera - I c:'Lr ______ ______ ____ ' ve • - ,emtz:~ ____ r ettertirm. TV Time Previews . ____________ ____ _____ I w en- rnfltctnpt nitil sllvnr*'s' in uty _____ ___ S _ 11 ____ than' Problem, a solution to a blem or a favori te homumaking idea will receive a dollar r SUCh. Folly uses the Item in Polly's A(lUAl{IU (Jan. 21 to Feb. lOt A great spirit of Pointers. OUT "l)uar Edyth Tlwnitoi: Mv tel figure will look. tAut ii' necessary now if you Lend: Ir there any other way want to have rea lly fine' Un•IJ). tell nit' what kind of tAj reduce than following is dull, derstanding with o thers, and do uninteresting diet? Is pla nned hut I should get to wear with 'General Jane' your best work. Buy the med:•• anisms that make your work exercise any good? I am l0 a dress and matching coat of oetsier. Don't stint and lose out. jiounds overweight for my i deep fuc,hsis*-colored print, nv- Is Possibility 01 - .X hein you I ____ __ Others are depending on YOU lftkmp.y you to clear up present reist1onihipst. You hold the key to < - 1. 0~~ I t. I .- ___ CAPIUCOItN (Dcc. 22 Jan. 20) Plan how you can insmake a set of holer, in the top and extend agreements and It will won. as well as aj' with assoc latest so that you salt shaker-MRS. A.F.S. come to far better understandspout? Use your fork U.) Saving . ,- Q4J'r ._ me Show that you are filled with fine ideas. Those out-of-MRS. A.E.G. 'C. B.s problem until last year. kitchen chair around when the Folly',. Problem now keep my high chair tray living room rug is to tic vacu town can also be most helpful. DEAR FOLLY- We have a covered with adhesive-backed umed. I place thin light chair! SAGIDI'ARILJS (Nov. 22 to name brand glass fiber, inaulat- paper. Lay the tray on the paper bac k of each heavy chair and Dec. 21) 'Your in tuitive faculed steel picnic chest It keeps and trace around th e edges. Cut tip the chair until it lies back ties ars' operating very well tt.everything cold but I think It the paper ant--inch: wider *11 the without having to hold It. The day and you ca:: make much sveaL too much Can any read- I way around and whet: pclng vacuum can then reach: the rug progress by relymg at) your e: tell mu some thing to do to j the paper 0:: the tray clip the under the chair.-MRS. H.E.C. hunches. You can make excel prevent this? Every time it is edge. every inch 01' 50 and I DEAR FOLLY - Ever find lent pals of associates and plan put ii: the car or on o table, It i dented about an inch. This helps cIing salt at a pie- I wiael for the future. Come to Shot ____________ 544D A...4." VEE)A ji '- _ .1 I 418~ powder, open new fl. theft '4' I'c1. LU'.J wrr-u E I 11111,11 _____ ______ Ms. ' _______ flJT W'LL A'4 Tr FI'J5 .."r i..i r'34isIr) LIr.".J rHE W4Y _____ _________________ ________________ ' II ,u' q ____ * 71 tVA ______________________ i-s. If feeling very beneficent. Enterprise Ann. 1act about her high chair as and stays nice-looking-NAN. I State aims honestly. Get into DEAR FOLLY- I think that I did not think chrome would cv cultural pursuits you like in putting a small amount of white rust. But If she u11 Wash and DEAR FOLLY- I am 75 so PM OIL_ talcum or even corn- dry It carefully and then wax SUPPOSC t ha t PUtS In the I SCORPIO (Oct. i to Nov. starch, on OflC'$ neck before put- lit, the chair, Wil l clean easier "liftie old tAng on a white short, blouse or and will not rust as long as the lady" category. I 211 Your ability to ferret out uniform wil l absorb the perspir- wa stays on. Of COUC, It will do all my own housework and whatever is puzzling to you opportunity their when, think of thcrnneiven so __________________ __________ _______________ _____ = Out early into the world of W. • activity and reaping in the henelite that are waiting you Polly Cramer the '1 N 1, J..1W iV'.44" TM&r Ø 14%'E TAICt fine, are licight." .1. A. There' it no o ther way! ercint, ir, glitud for inipro,k ___ ______ RL?' You have a habit of turning fr_ oiit.cita t Phemaciven on _________________ ______________ ____________________ ____ ______________ hi • you __________ llM _____ _______ line p t. I 114, I J ___ _______________________________________________ munttv. - ~ __ if 01-TT OUR W hand b3' this tim _____ tI%I kind of minStrel . 1(1 . South 'returned to dummy iwith,i This serie~ of club ipkys had led his jack of diamonds, fine_,_ I to hobbies that you really likc, a diamond and led the six of Sou th four club tricks. If ed successfully for the queen, give you a chance to 'rub el_________________________________________________________________________________________ bows with those In your camclubs. East produced the king he had led the jack from dummy and made all thirteen tricks. log L Irt4Ecsr,4c .svj does not get in and lead -aheart 'Pan Pas.- Pass tc*zr clubs and East with good pals down, but now It bs. through his king. spades, three hearts and Opening ieacl- 'i hooves you to accept Invitations, Therefore South led the deuce cards in each minor suit. since this could lead to greater of clubs tram dummy and fhuSouth wanted everything that essed his ten. When the ten held and South won with the ace. I wasn't fastened down so he things. Be More social. Jump in- jug If Mr:. C. 13. govt all the fivi months, so ft is inexpensive . ~, N < ,"*-~i_ I 11 f 6r~ - .) , -V%- -, -:- 1\ 1 ,,i '._; -1\ ,1 , ~, ; ; , I -~', , ~\) ,, , e S:,tz ",-, , . k, L Nil II 10 ___ better understanding with mate gev- everything wet.-ii-JUANITA 1 to fit the rounded edges a, in mth- nic and with none available DEAR FOLLY- ] am wonder- ly I change this cover every cept in the big box with a pour- tonight. I. I 1;1 tried men the iwcr i* site .lct'iIein flier nrc. They by I five hearts, three dianiontis and By If ... _________________________________ dal Invi tations that can bring ation and body oil.s and make I hnve to be rewaxed even- 90 ant always hunting for these white collar: easier to often-FLOYD. cuts. Overstuffed chairs are to launder when washday comes. DEAR FOLLY-.- I sha red Mrs. mighty heavy, so I carry a light 1.t 4 __ strides must make certain that Last .I I-i4 W V IOU W 4 AMM 719D! FT: 1i.9ft_.-__1 1411 fI,n 111 nrtlnrire with whet tti nnic . t. _______________ obtained a very good count the i .'nr i. trnttt,iiq wlicn helinvc' in nt' l teninin . __ 'I-- salesperson nnwri flyror old boy. ; Aktl So of IN , 4 ,. ____________ ?IE'U. i I This gave him nine tricks. LEO (July 22 to that his es about the is excessive around Z Whatever contract were over. Re also you, remove quickly and stream- SOUTH "\ , ZL (\Z A1TEVflT)v W 'TOWP- m'q *ov Lawrence ettil,ftfert'ct _________ . " know wlint ,Inn' pesipic .lurn uppermost pen;le. f ANVH. I In $ My h%I!hnnd weer /, / ____ ____ , Newspaper * ( '4. ____________________________ \ I ° ____ _______________ your life with the aid of . West experts. Then you take big event. had dl*CE'dd tht three and flhtlO forward Into the I uK64 When the queen lueki the truck of hearts on the last two spades ture. Be most helpful to one z * J76 < South counted up and mw that East had discarded two spades 4AQ 104 who comes to you for assisthr would be sure to make h1cm the long club. it looked Beth vulnerable ance. Don't turn a deaf ear. contract 11 he went after clubs. West North East soum West had started with one spade, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 queen of hearth In - i l.AWltENC: i, L .- Muriel . 10 104 qwr. Awl vt,','lt hna tn Oftp ine rniftnfment for the I've don't live in n other imn ,, titiqt flt%% Onto 0t titifi flint flip fll filCh hi hIt P01111th! lt,lfke yttit, th" te'nHtIi, . 'lknpipnlntcti ttsqe,,tu,e,,t. tçu.pqn wily IlWflt. Atisi fOr VPtY IPflhI5tIt tPfl Iiiistin,lq felt to s'nvn" up 'neil il ,'tit fsticc it. She Just fleets on him lot its' qhrt,a it oft en srPe eer With with s'sitiniclernfp trentm",,$ . fog It. tir two hliIlhl%l'n ste tI$)- noon, to. They .1110 111V It, IIIA1. PRI1041111I.V MY 1111, litimli-entilielit for I'llinn"In, t1ill ytm don't ,somid Ilkrf ,litch lt,twrs. Anil linmotimaq, i4for 10 ni'Inl etnitin n reelfutit' winneri, I• •e liltiti In neturlir, fm vervthin ( yenta. he wine, tiI. slillil to Innure as OU sny ntidUi'ntn you think trentlmz hipahpanti exnitt thene 'iwrrItu s'rnekn to re. ci's' rs'n'n support. otid etlttntion. hon etitititti he chin 5,, nit.'r S'tfltt apert her in,Ilffrrenre, her keeping quiet liiintinntl' around but my hu'hnnsi noreEn They sen e'c'ti lIIhH* to ti,irnnre end atnrtn to like A you asy yrui,rn.'ht, tried hctter then Pie ever did before, at this. (sin. I sisint know lio' In tnletni Infkb'lltlrn. Thc'v know luiit they're iloIui niuch longer I s'nn eke Slits 'neil in tnnke hilnu iii! tire,,? rennot rhangs iiiiits'Iied theft e;ic'vI ii trs'stlnient. lnyhe huhtu to or nrrngefut. cr,rc'rin pe'sple iMe -er a - pr% tier- liown lit their 1111,41)AIld'i to wlint vordirince with wlint. lip- lei itm. Owl onoct. Tboy'roo rrscry itihmit their huinbotisis ore, So (fury don't So tnnyhe ne;rnrntlon in your nn oun. they ore. They DEAR MIIS. Ay It"SON _ _______ L)Or to has a fine ides that can bring true abundance. Accept. Jacoby and Son MOON CHILDREN (.lunc 2 to July 21) You are alert to opportunities around you, so get West's nine would have been busy and make the most of had WR 3hR W.Omfin M ft \. •• _________________________ open new doors my. Then he cashed tkit thi'et of success to you. Fu wardspades and the queen of clubs. 1082 •8 4K \ __ ________ ____ _______ _ __ ___ ___ ____ ___________________________________________ i on-, remarkably Sue- GEMINI (Nov 21 established as, a Stopper. Sou th led a club back to 0, vzow ;iN10 . ___________ I,I1V lion. For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," 21) send S1.00 to Abby, Box your '- NOQMiô Ih1 L(-'- _______ '' S I '"L fr• L '14" lpi` 0 ~ I -A Tl && I thc'iuinclven jack he had preserved In dum- fine benefits, EAST a up to him to rise with dum- 6 A K 10921 ., opening lead had been top a a 10 nothing or fou rth best. That did , A not really matter to South. it • Q (4 á)it4I4 I "s -%, headway now. Some good an if West prove 69700, Los Angeles, CaL • - r'/rL I V (Ufl1)flI) / wltw . ________ 11 accomplished. have can inclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. WhOLD t • t,i t •-.. _____ ____ lItUe effort. Saint plar you personal reply, t• j t 1 ,6" 1_____ & 7 "/ I'd say "1)' Is giving you Box 69700, I.As AmVeles, W. Is the here pc.-\. Jy.' .-iI ____ 1 1 not expect Ii '1 11 as well as specific Individu- .1. . t" I 'y 'l.. UrtRjL PFC VWy ___ given ~i Ill, I / y __ I to nitel.y planned on a future Good fortune is supposed tit reward th brave . In bridge It jc also true that discretion a He . po)- -Cz - 1OT- ( JP W'- '4F - _____ __ / dancing .Newapaper Enterprise Asia.. my's ?GTAT ! have as lic . ________________ __ ARIES (M. 21 to Apr. 19 be tt.cr please kin Plan how a two-year stall. Stalls are and those who mean ii very Strip-tensing prising him. for horses and other four, great deal to you. Doing some1171(1 belly could be a legged a n i in e I thoughtful, buying gifts, fiy thing hit difficult for a husband tm *?4a&aaay otc. is fine. Evening is ideal far S S stomach all at once. CONFIDENTIAL TO }. Iof ' Be a happy frame of mind. Z DEAD ABBY: I have been k.. True confession Tfl*) he TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Ma giug wi th 'D" for four food for th e soul. But It 2 0 Contacting associate who years. We have dated no one very bad for the "heels." understands you 'very well Is else al tho we have kept good since you can get Ideas I. eyes clearly open. We d*SiTroubled? Write to Abby, across In a minimum of time. e at it. are ft. local Call the man would be jamb# was CL COCCM &IF who are able to help you 1, make big success by a better ell-roundcd picture of what ___ ___________ 'I' _______________________________ CV . ;1 JANET Inquire Abby, they are very well to-do, and 1 am sure they K I DEA11Z TIRED: It's admir. pay piece and di, what you can to straighten him St P1 OF WATIING able of "I)" want his parents, hut If dancing school. Hut I don't ret'ommand sur - at the 1; p. rc t ____ general puts- TIREIS the side. DEAR JANET:: the better part or valor. ' pIs,'whi're IItt)(' t)f!II' )e&7 At IM%t tWO Mnrh aet$vit' can he prrmt his parents In the Thart of trade no and bu uø & (;1NRRAL TENTflNCIRS: and surprise him. I would allso like t -46 1966 and I speak his bu 1 dancing . about alas phi It CraZy it RCO8ER o.': continue waftin; for each f i ne like to learn how and would man does on his own time together, en I *5 sayi FRIIJAY, position to put your idea., other. Should I wait, or inol. ject across to the to prowhatever you hip parentp' money. d to pa" d1V thtng . _______ ______ danee in and give bm a chanee- in Dc ax take Mm ll Lor hr p0: I wi ridiulnui. 'e Forecast - .: TWV0 %1A*rQM -. our PUZZLED your tOt) IP ~ to pR' The whole thc V: Where eart that return Jde • became he would h1 Il" f$mit expect of It. My tim ttrr hm wlthnut hcn,1n husband sure If he were discharged e discharg I wouldn't nut. MI4u1Ec r meter, baa wslhs 1V tons sad nuvar ness ij rung. destro.d Its supports in '!'he 1737. largest In use also Is In IMM bells In )1ig in the KlttfoPQ9i?.a Life Insurance tower ID New 'fork City. be 2' board ____ INCLUDING 28 miles away. ________ ______ ___________ ________ ___ ______ _ _ ____ ______ CRISP COLE SLAW HUSH PUPPIES FRENCH FRIES HOT ROLLS end BUTTER ICED TEA or COFFEE i, "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN MCCALL ANt) 'ERNIE" MILLS These . __ COL 1. I MAGNOLIA PHONE U*.24$3 (1) To Tell Tie T,s$è 0 . - - ______________________________________ .-.. ." S. ___________ ---.---1-- '- - . - ' I " -_ ''- ---. '., !, -11 -.- . - 4.w,.'_~vrlll I ... '. _- I . ~ . ' . i I ; . 1. 4" . _f. I . j _'•*. I _ __ --'. I �- - I - -• - - Your 'White Elephani Will Find A Home Through Herald Classifieds 6. Child Care .i-.latt & Fonrnl one titri Pitt thr bli 'I 'en A 1 tin the Yet I tat $3 I Pa aid WI aft bri tI± a? ha gu Pt of et p1 D a, di b th C' p RI P K $ U II It b Wrp Page 6A - Oct. 6, 1966 anturti brratb ,,., Mtsc. For Salt Looking For A 2nd Car You'll. 4 i -$ehnolc & 1nstriwt.Irnti I1NTIiki;: rinottr øt. 11\'IflL PRIVATE v0wr om S4 bOA t)lfl. 22-7846 P1 -TONE unt. ______________________________ 'nt' RL ______________________ Ph. !.4fl6 _________________________________ -71. Male Help Wanted _______________________ rentel for Eleotrfr -____________________ 1'r tI rk on S. to COr with nr- Ifl'UU'l) m hu or 1*I. i,utre. Csrrohl nht ,v.• other week. (Rn4.fl Tr ifr,liIi Of a mon. Furniture. ________________________________ ___________________ hrom. or isrkn.s 41n not epAr"NfltA"TC pee weter b.'iter. ph. See A fl,iii'nn. Tmtert,i S.T'. SM., Vs. 1e SI. a.t Inter1ees lined, ' ral., nfl; itst, 4. Meg-nnhtk A"i. n Ph. ., E Fox. horn.. CUIIJ) CARE in 4 ___________________________________ - n who ee4s 14 make & Saturdays. flssaonab)e trnni S4,00(' to $1.5fl( er month. 0*11 *249E'. 5. Articles For Rent Wrlir P. 0. R'x AA', fla"4yzi*g prnb$. __________________________ / _________________________ 4_, ) ___________________________ __________________________ Itifli. fle.n.'h, Ftc. __________________________________ Wits. P. 0. Box 121*. $anterd. CARE _______________________ REN'r A RFT ___ ______________________ 34 hour Service. Special rates tn Rn1)awa HnspItaA, Ra Reds Jff1 1CIDE Pvsflaa. 72. Female Help Wanted 1l WE workinr mothers. _______________________ __________ __________ _________ R' Day Week or Month. CARE, Ofldo 14)4*71. 2440 E. Oak Ave. 222-0*61 ______________________________ CARROLL'S PtIRNITURE _________________________ _________________________ ________ ______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ ____________________ 122 51*1 T1F 1ASfl1ChN W0Rl,T awaits 116 W 1st CITTLI CARE In my home. S. . rtft. .!nit tb' Ioeh1'. at pee4-.Bennty cre ________________________________ dat r*tq' te ork1n mothers. 'V--Br DS-CHAT) SAWS-Belt line PHshions Cal1 -l17. ______________________________ Vihrctor,-Mcs.ir, Ro11r. Vy'nnwo4Sd. :2.0I4;. SPECIAL øt acouatflted otter ATr1c'AN RE'T-AI.L Jants WIlliams 71aIe or Female Help Upholstery 8. Pets & Suppliet. ?ffif S. I1inwthis ::li:' _________________________________ . Pets & Supplies _____________________ I _____________________ ________________ ____ I T.hrv October lb _________________________________ (IP)1C A 'A1l.AR1.E nniv in i5 HOSPiTAL OVER 2i. TEARS Adc,ptl:. .siiiP17PPiE all RC?'Vt$. ANIMAL HAVEN . Wheel chair., sick room supplies thi SMntnrd Ares, for or PINE workmanship In Iii *1 • L SOC IflT\. Perms t.a'rt at $t;.8fl v'd So'retirlo,; Mn'hlnlste; Boar4in. For sale, AEC Chihue. for sale or rent. hnlsterinR, 4rapr1e., Hwy. I'i-O, flour Count ItOh! Cut N Curi Beauty &.lon Ton 1, Dii Makefli. Apply IT hue, also intied br.sls. LTOOETT RKXAI.L DRUOS .ra. 'I'ime payments as little Dept. 3.20S24 ____________________________________ pørsn: Fha Stole Employm.n Ptnecreet Shoppin Center * lb mci. Dra,p.ry hardware I Direct Phone Liiies ic Want Ath S. Fren'h Au... Ss'rvl'i, 270 Orlando flr Ph 2?-71t inat.a.11atlon. POODLE PUPPIES. uarantCe4i WANT A iui.r DECORATING snor ______________________ SOUTH SEMINOLE healthy. Tiny to' & mtntature SANFORD ?mrr nus' Legal Notice ___________________________ ____________________________ 53. Wanted T But . 232-2115 _______________________ _________________________ CALL Whlta.ker'a. Pektn*ea., at stud. Terms, B-144t. 77. Situzmon Wanted Poodles, Chihuthuas. AICCs. ____________________________ 322.261 II ' rl:flIum: PUPPT TOT FO WO'FICE Dell's Auttion Service I in trr'. aALE Stud service available. We p 4255938 4$. Plants. Feeds. Seeds t:-: ____________________________ WI1.L buy onvthiit.. n: V1ut l,01S ( EN E R AL FiOL1SNOTICE IS InEflT (flVEN predate *nqutri... Ph. *6&-1:& 4,,. that 1. . j.ivrimT Rosin', _________________________ CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YC)IJR Httheiit prk'e pail EyI:I1fl To In. g.774, Sheriff of Seminole Cnunt', Flor- POOT)IsE rt'rPrflcs. non-fading, 10. Poultry - Livestock ('.*1I or t22-7t9' _______________________________ DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY AD vltiurt' fluin. Lirtletrum, .)tinlper, Ida, by Virtue 0! 4) wilt issued Black. amnall honed miniatures. _______________________________ . T'oilncarpus, Ptttosporum; S4. Real Et4ntc - Sale uzt of the Oircatt Court In amid LEZZITUf' I NNELS, Where HC)RSfC RuAitI)KI' cA.sH POR TRASH to ______________________________________ Reasonable itate. for Seminole CountY, Florida. øfl It's Quality That Counts. Sep,Aitft7ltsa & Used furniture wantThe Longer Your Ad Runs Vs-• 'l.r rcrs the 8th day of September, A. 1). Good Rtdtng Area tns Sanford over yrs. Stud 5f ot Cor. Lake Mary Rd. ,$, C. A. WHIDDON ::-*z3l I)OEE FURNITURE 1*4G. In that certaIn cause he- 8ervi for miniatures & stan- Phone ar The Less It Cost Per Line Per .th. I.e. MansfIeld, 2!2-4244. Park £ 25th. BROEI *23-1460 tween Anchor Finance Company, dards, Orooming all breads, ____________________________ 20! S. Park *-**41 Inc.. PlatntlU, and 'P'ramnpte sot W. Ith. ::.34z5. TWEPITY ONE DAYS ................léc Par Line I ____________________________ 12. Special Notices SELL ITS Your FurnIture. Quick ______________________________ Stokes, Defendant, have In my i0. Misc. For Sale TEN DAYS .........................lBc Par Line B.rvtee with the cash. 'possession the folkiwing dee- REGISTERED Minatur. Collie LLUAL i;Citfl'i'51tli.sUPER TRADING POST Puppies, Pavton R.e.8Jty cribed property situated and heI FIVE DAYS ........................20c Per Line former legal t'ret.arle ,• lt i,'"I'. motor, trallet-, make offet. Call 323-067: ji in SeinInole Ocunty, Florida, eretartes interested In thi leg1 THREE DAYS ......................24c Per Line 40 Hiawatha at 17-12 tlso: refrl., freeser. & *1cc. USED Furniture, any amount. 2-l*O] to-wit: field are invited to submit restove. See a! 40: N. MangoupSanford, 2-2!70. Ponth lOT' ft. of 'West . MONKEYS, Birds. Skunke, Pat & ___________________________ ONE DAY ........................30c Per Line sume of czioricnc and tine Ave. Anytime. ST. .IOHNS REALTY eliatha of laat S chains 4't Fish Supplies. fica.tloue to Emp1omncut ChairLINES MINIMUM ANIMAL KINGDOM 55. Furniture For Sale of SE1 of SW2, seo.J THE TIME TESTED FIRM ma:,, Hcmtnoh County (Si.SO MINIMUM CHARSE . ' s Vp.sp1t G.S.. *150. '44 Ron- __________________________ :20 N. PARE ArEN'UE 222-4121 *35-1144 Lonrwood tion £. 'Fivp .] South, Ttge 17ecrdtarirs, .tpsv- cl.'tttnx,, do Cvcl. n: cc, *2 Staple WIb8UI'e-MAR I'i1ltN. 3] E - Semninok' Count)', Sci,. 179. Sanford Fld,rilh RATES co CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS-NO CHANSE OF COPY Buni: Reds, 1E0. ::.sl4. Buy - Sell - Trade Florida _______________________________ )}4E' A. _________________________________ 211.15 E. let St. z:-ic: Legal Notice SITUATION WANTED ADS HALF CHARGE the property of Frainpie 18. tering - Fond RsaItm' TIAJIT Carriage and feeding Stokes; that on the' 31st day of ______________________________ ______________________________ Raymond Lundquiet. Aesee. thhlL S]:So;Playtnx nurser. USED Fur u it u ta, appliances, October, A. D. 1144. between the T]' Always order your ad on the economical weekly or THE CIUIJuIT OOVILT, l-'esl: L1;: ;IslSlM'.>' Atlantic Batik Bieti. tools, etc. Bougttt - Sold. Lar-. '". .iti ilgal hours of sale, to-wit: a!- NiNTh! JUnICIAI, 7T'1'_TN hoyt. Road monthly rates. When you ga-I earlier results, call and mrs Mart, 31L Sanford Ave. . I ter 11:00 o'clock in the' forenoon ANt) menu *flflINflI.E 0OVT', (]; rra. olçl, Th..rmo. Ph. *22-4121. __________________________ cancel - you'll be billed for only the days rim at HLATETi. and before :00 o'clock In the WI'ATE 1W PLOUII)A, IT PAYS TO 'USE ronttol. witi, tank, rack, line afternoon, on the said day at the Th CIIANCEJ1T YVu. 1R4I earned rate. 14 - Sporting Goods Th,000 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. I eonnectiot, blower, THE HERALD front door of the' County Court FLATHhTI3 SAVINGS BANE, ___________________________ I ETC. lG Bddlng & Furniture " TV CONSOLE. Rouse In Sanford. Seminole New Tori: corporation, GUN SHOT AT FACTOR'! PRICES 12: POLOROID Camera, Count'. Fiorida,. I ehall otter WANT ADS Plathtitf Bu'-.4eli--Trade Gun. III Magnolia for sal. to the highest bidder vt Rod t'j• Guns, Recir for cash in hand, the abive dee- LAT1TIT ANKETI and MADYL.ON OSTEEN B1LII)GE CAMI' l..-LeflCt & h"OUfld 1-Money Wanteu! DESE L.&2IP. good as new. 5.. crihed property of Framnple ANKER, hi, wife, tnt. La-ar of Sanford 11W). 41 I arsonal, ,4-Savings . Loam: a: The' antord Herald. Stokes. I)etendamita Phone 23 -Baaut" C'are N,rtc,j' or eurr .1. L Bobby, Sheriff of i'.-Carc or Tiusnics "-Schno1s 1. ln.tructtonr. SemInole Count)'. Florida 'rUE STATE Or FLORIDA VENTA.LITG Machine for sal.. *-Child Cart 7s'-Implovmen: SCt%'iCO?i & Oct. L 1. U. 'rn: LARRT AN'KER and PIADReasonable, good condition Publish Legal Notice 1io,.-CateU 7i.._.Maie Help Wanted with extra 'part. Ph. 1-42M. ThON ANEER. his wife, WATCH YOUR ji-?oultr-Llvastok '2-P'emaie IldiT Wanted 221 Stinsomi Drive. DDE-IS 1-Spcclat Notices 7}.-Mal.' o: Female Hell' NOTICE TI) DIWENI) ____ Charleston, South Carolina PHILCO TV flor model, excelINVESTMENT. • • 1.-.Ca?ering.-.-Fnod '74-Saiei Helt Wanted cuwurr coUnT or Notice Is hereby given that THE STATE 01' Fi.nfliDA TO: ienr cnnditom, *41 TN 14-Sporting Good. 77-Situsit:oz: Wantcit BRIDGET I'.. I1UMBLET 'rUE NINTH .TVHIITIAL CIII- suit has been flied .th thi' above Call 534', li'-Sneclal ervlees 'U-A-Sltuatlor Wanted 1 A. Bury Road AT I ovi'r 01' AND P011 WUINOLE Indicated Court against you, am4 hI-hnterior Decorator, Stuelentr MUdenhall. S-uftolk, each of you, the- title' of which cou'r1. PLO1RIDA. TIUR: r like new FireMACKLS-BUIL'T ]'i-ianitorla Herv1ce. !JIncomo I'ropert' ENGL,ANP CHANCER NO. l41lt case Is as shown above. 5tfl 4tit' miles. t.F. Goodl-I5andticap' Servie. .:-I.4uietnan' I'rop-Sale PLEASE TAKE NOTICI-: that 'You are hereby rerintred to EAW BOSTON SAVINGS IIAXE, rich good condition :2-*2g3. In in)' home for eh,ihUn4, CHILI) CA LOS'': Mtnlntur flr'Iwb, 14 1h.. Name 'MerCeV? wnrklnc mothers. I4AXE JIART 22P.1*lfl $2 nrwAnr). Rues Cor)e &3-U2: or 511L. arc or rURnY & kIND1RGAR'I'WN _______________________ OtTi: 7 CA1'TIt roamIn 0.rtltI.d 'Pwiisrs arouiid Ptnewa IJilvi'. ___________________________ (With T)egr,e.a) Cell 22423k __________________________________ 1MO&te1 17.3 Ph. *$$-IUO LOT: ChIhuahn& ie,med "Tiny", Open )40n1&y thru $&trday 7:1& a.. in. to 6:00 . in. honey oolored, 'reen eyes, fiøii •v.tn U1 mtantt, -O7S. PrId . old. Ph. eoUar, I 1 C I I I I 1• 1 J it Ad DeDartment Hours SATURDAY :t' P.M. 12 NOON A.M. . II OF PT 'F AL lIED & WHEEL. I CHAiR, like new I call 212-186: 4 CUSTOII HAT BALING J,ji•S ?C)r EALE CALL ___________________________ IF YOU ARE WONDERING where your next PLa.th Cubes are coming tram, 'Fry WIEBOLDTF cASrEnt SHOP 210 5. Parl: Ave. :: -ois: STONE LOOSEl LET Chyck The Seuritv of your Diamond, vs at GWALTNEY JEWTLERS Par): Ave. 322-5500 _______________________________ MIJF'F'LEIth, international itt.urn. guarantee. Wholesale & 2U4 S. S " w. J Itetali. 11T,Mt'1JP.J.'yF TIlt!: SERVICE LU.- & French :::-o*: I iii _____ 1 ,ots T V -' 1 -.-'.-,'----,'. .,-.,.'".. ........ .. -__ radio, heater, new , . , , . . . . . . , , , . , , , . Sqwev.beeh sedan, rodi. stud heater, 164 VW very law mIl.eq.. '0 ............. Fe'SR D .'.'n'seis- t I t'tei, its '*John Let th5"The 'Beatlei, 9im. çs VW Deluxe seOu, redl., heat.,, pies mesy ,65 ether exttes - I P. elicit. frets. fiitl' YW Deluxe sedan, redie, heater-plus many other esPies-red and In mhit eeaidltIe, *64 Sedans most fully equipped '63 YW-Deluxe to cheat. from. Deluxe Sedan, fully equipped and ii, in. '62 VWmaculate codltlon. - ...,,...,,,...,, III'S 7V11\1 'i'1.i' .11114 1\'sJi.4144 i r -S $1 595 $' 795 $1495 $1 395 $1295 $1 195 $ 995 Houses lot Sale 106. Apartments I' or html _____________________________________________________ - '''''"''''''' I& SDRM. APTS., Completely eQuiPPed hi t'E's 1RAL 1Cl2ICTRiC which includes electric kitchen heating * cooling. p, t,i TOW'Z'N LAKES GARDEN APARTM ENT 711 E. First St. *82-1120 dIem down FURS LP'rS. close In Cowan. 612-4011. t'0 ts- Station Wego, 6 cylinder engIne, fully eqaipped inet.dtnq factory air. $1895 64 Chevrolet Corvair 2-doer, Nice, $795 64 Comet ecsndittnntni- 62 Immaculate eon- fi3 dttic'n- 62 61 TEMPEST S!ct Ion ROOM rt'RNISHED APT. $41 'f mdi, All U 11111 ies tic'.' t't gas. fully eon! rrr '1 In 'It: l;si 'sIt' 118 Magnolia, Art. I eniidtti.:nn, e%trs elani 60 ____________________________________ 63 EPPIC. APTS., private baths. 5895 urlaltie, turn ; specially suIted 61 $2,095 Mgi'. I - - ,63 YW Kormass OhIo Ceup. red and whit., sharp. fully equipped, VW Karmatuis Ghia Convertibl, fully equip- pet, beautiful yell.w, nice. ' ,, . ., .. , . Futura 2-door hardtop, eel.. maPle tramusmnission, radis ead Sanford 322-1835 Orlando $1095 62 Ford Fairies. 4-door 17-92 Highway SANFORD Open daily 'tIl 9 P.M. ____ "V at $995 62 Chevrolet / - 4-door sedan, awtemetls trussradio and heater. mission, r . FORT) 4-dr--li!''. $1095 62 Ford or ,, - FaIries. 4'door VI ' I :'. . , wt:s ' _ ' and the '67 Trade.In Couldn't Be Finer! They're Clean, Low Mileage and Ready To Go! u1o.. .. . " , ' . ' _ $895 62 Mercury cars . 4'door sedan, fully powered, air conditioned. j: I 1966 BUICK ELECTRA 225 ' - :,:;:;; . 'sss'' : Four door hardtop, factory air, loaded, We sold if new and if's stHl in warranty................... 1965 BUICK SPECIAL DELUXE ' E NO \'OLK.SV7AG F'N Four door, V.8 engine, power steering, air conditioning. Absolutely spotless....................... . , 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA , . 'It - -- v - - ________ . - . - ' - -, -- - . ---------------------------- ----- ' - - Sports Coupe, V-B engine, power steering, tilt steering wheel. One owner........................ - 1963 FALCON FUTURA Sports Coupe, factory air conditioned, only 18,000 miles on this one! ........................... 1962 CHEVY II NOVA STATION WAGON, economical uix cylinder engine, automatic transmission. . .. • .. . .•.. • • $AVE 1 95 1795 1095 895 $995 62 Chevrolet 4-door sedan, automatic, die and heater. Galosh 4.do.,, pewer steering, $1 195 62 Comet 4.door SERVICE AND PARTS DEPT. SANFORD FARMERS' AUCTION Choice Locafion-Downtown !04 W. First St. Nszt Dos. To BIG SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY OCT. 7 at 7:30 P.M. Sanford AsrIds Sist, $. DON'T MISS IT YOU NAME IT-WEHAVE IT SEE YOUR BROKER LEWIS C. DELL. Auct. 322•196 322-8531 - f,i CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - VAUANT EASY CREDIT ALL APPROVED CREDIT CARDS HONORED Jim 4 -ar FOR Lash Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. - 2613 ORLANDO DRIVE HWY 17.92 ACROSS FROM PINE CREST INN P1*. 322.1055 - -- P 0 N TI A clj [Vcv 1501 W. FIRST ST.. SANFORD PHONE 322.0231 - I .-. - "a'., . - sedan $795 61 Lincoln Comtlneiiteal 4-door, fully equipped. $1395 61 Mercury Meteor 4.da,r ONLY 4 '66 NEW CARS LEFT! FOR THE DEAL OF YOUR LIFE SEE THESE TODAY! 1 Electra 225, Iood.d 1 Ionn.vill 4.door hardtop, load.d 1 CatalIna 4.door, demonstrator 1 Tempest LeMons 4-door hard. top demonstrator automatl*, odie, heater, air conditioned. ' FACTORY AUTHORIZED r.. $1095 62 Ford . FORMER LOCATION OF THE SANFORD HERALD powered, 4-door sedan, fully air conditiomed. . '67 MERC. 2-dr--lOt, I tt ) 1 *OfflS •F aCfli4 f'T;AML H" st'Sl-ltefrig. & !-:s:'. Sat:! c'r:! A sNot ¶anio I ______________________________________________ 61 M(tA Coupi-- 14l' T - t.t nec k I I: It '1 si I F us.' rt' T'g lsd at' it I Kit £1 RAM 131 1 II 1' t's I 31i-3641 art.! 1 'h.-y: ;''iu'ii.'ge.e. - ,..(,r,i,t It T"lut Ilc.c,k - .,. . , i4. '1,0 Cli 1':vy Station Wag's lii''::, 3. 2461. 5- ,__________________________________________ U), C 1'..-' ('(Irthufhe'tuitsc:le' Count. - BDRM KITCHEN EQIPPED'6(1 FOHI). 4-dr., Air_IFt:. cjulct CLEA rooms for 322-685 sit Mota'nt'iIa 2?? 0720 , '16 CHEVY Be-I Air cleats- I there,.'! for roadway , !' OFTEEN: 2 Ite-droon unfurnished 1NCLtTNG jr I house. Larize sha'd' lot. A- 4 1' I '61 FALCON 's's'ug"::---4!L • or Ca,e . Su'-!nce Unit and Oceru Call 2'- i1; or $!543& __________________________________ '61 V. W. St'dat:_33tsf, V.',.i' Heater i,,.: "1 i.'d Ir ..t r'"SM P A CT o Cad Il1a they ' re ., , . Vs. i-i..A .,' 's , ,,"'i. is i,,"s'e yh.'cl s: It. tie. stue'rt all ccors"m' when fin. you Furn. Aduit' i'.,O Pets. I:' c is' i t-'.'u,'rsL! Nattiest:anc.. with United State Bank. 61 COMET 2-dr.. mmli c-I 1,! _.39,,(. 1.,'wc,t us,'rj cr payments a Mortgage Asese,c:tstinti, a cot. ('Ul'(-, .. ),f'U'i(,t: ''rg:.:: :zed tuisder au Act I a • V anU compare. Ii,'dreaon 'earl: house' TWO Ii6 c ut;i put 1 cxI(tiH,g , Coorress VA 'Cl Ii'ON i's. n.'I-* 1116. Iile'h 'sI' III'!. l4 i: ;' A YMENTS, , W1l!:ur:ss. -211i.l It. A '60 \'A lIANT, veils, H 11 4-dr., 0 i: 'u t 4('l S. 's's':hiow k;:::r Ac.'. Pt. 2t2-4('ht. I rlsflstu:issIoli-*4t41. ,'st"l. hi,i't'iti&' !ts l,r:,,,.:Pa: ('ff1" 1 It: tls.' Cl'.' of Washington. Di.- 100 Re 'ui-I RU 'G4RELAI II. 4 dr., V-i, C hues. '61 HONLIA J3lk.' II 60. . tors 11 P Vs u.cus P 1 LAIITMA'. :ut JCEAI% FItUO1 AI'TS 88* 8. MANY, MA \Y MOill 8.tT. ,I. & 11 CatS he t'eii at Atioti:'k-. 2iotcton Beach. Mrs .1 t'lii!. A EASTMAN. hi, wit'Vs itt a A musono, cisc ncr .t.hi and Uieihis,''14. in-.oss. It H lire-etuire'! 1 s,''e'tui':tsi not' cot' Sittiftird. 1 aCT'S 4 'op' '.f cone Alt C WCt ,l,nA(iItLg It. the Cons- 102. Mohile Homes • Sale ,,tbe"r VON SALI! ( The-si': Ptsti Mo. t.lii :ti rn Put Intl ftr A ttortse-ys, toe & tee, tsetiileIe'ti, 'ood con ', 1 CLI'I\'ELA NI'S, ST E P H B 580]'. HWY I '111. bit 5sf',! d QLAI.ITY M' 'H1LtI HOMES d$tiun Aisci • Studt- bske- r, 3 A"l) .MI7E $ultt 'L Sanford Sanford 323-i bZO Hwy'. 17-Ir S dr. bud', good tires Nut lotmail H,tsmk Building. Orlando 644 - 5014 E!t' - ?562 wheels. 213 -1.541. I' e. 1 Irs. u'ar Z 14:em:ford, F'lc,rlda. ______________________________________________ Ot.n-n I-Situ,' III 9 (i its ,ted i'll. tI'' "git:ul Au.sv"er (13.-.--Mohilc Homes-..-Rent Itt'ICK':7'.N, w tires. new bitt- , , ,, , , tier lie-i,,! us' in h esffier a' , _________________________________________________ ter>', ,'i:,'!lc:it runsuhmig e:ejId I I 4. I TU&'ItS or aic .' lIe, ( ii "ruit Court I t)WItM liiI.lLE"Home onIIargc flit "c"l. *2111.01'. 1'):. 322-67111. 4 to 11 ui e.n i..'!' • 'lie 24 ii dR . cif' Lake- ) r,,st,t.n area. $i per p. ma. t'1;4. '1,e.N ''II LV Ite-JI.E'i' j'l''i. )et I heir, •. I • .IJ1;. if 'sOU •MII iti(stit ii. Coil 222-li1 I C.iij(,qJ iou: dl (togs. $ 14Oti. 4 ..! up. to do so. i: ci,'''re. ne-u e:otit.esa(' 1966 I'LYMeJI"I'U Valiant, 2 Dr., -stvi after C p. mo. nh'-i iegainst you fur 1(14-Trailer Space-Rent will be A/('. l2.1' n:iiep, £ cyl., sUid. tu" tel 5qf ti.'titt:'%,'tt II: this' Cni ______________________________________________ 3t2- 1611, .P'lot St ate Ha uk, us k I 11.40 2 - T'iN j"ord 'Fr ue')i N. l'ittIt fur Juts Laoucette or Itielpli stake (s.d. goi.'l fe,: ,.e I!. TRA ILEI: MCCP b.' on rii5 Ne,:Ive shiI. I.,' j,,t:l,lsviJ"e'r.old. lisutity. dd ('''III l I. 4.: AnsI') ,! i.tl':, j. suea:l-: to? 'tout OtIb.ft-_________.__ ---5A',"P It Tb. 1G. Apartments Fur Kent 1.-tale! Jic'rdja 7.'sKi MAP.Y: Cleats Turnisbed ','°'' ai'at Went. Adult, only. I. A Call 322-19*0. 1 - 1 , /' ..r:tcuc H Ut":kwith. Jr. Furiiuehed Apt. $611. 'lerk of t lie' ('ircuit Court 111 E. 5th Street IJy: I'o:snu .M Markup Call 2-671.6 I'Ll'HENSUN & ______________________________ CLI"s'ELI. NL', IZE I2LEAN, repatisted 1 HIrm. Apt., At te.r:e'yp- fur J'ittiiitiff untie. wwter. $61. 11'] FL. Otis P. 0. Dross c,' 2i2-*1411 or 22G. butte' 611, Saumlord Atlantic Nat,'.nsel 13.smsi: hiulidumeg NICF: I Hocus Yurm:isin-d Apt. '\ ', ..\h I betiilc.,!d. Fiurltia fyi couple' $41Pubtisi be.j,: 23 21' A Oct. L, 'Lieu 212-73111. I. ti$I.I, I Y(IKN APT.. flOO -;' VI $895 62 Mercury _______ RAM 13L1Cfl S.'W- t 4:. & Ror'M.s turn., newly de'67 c(,rl,,.-vl 41'4 E 14th 51 ________________ mission, radio and heater. 644.5014 1j;V II '69 heater. $995 63 Chevy II ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN $59 iii $S97 hal. $33 in SANFORD AVI PH. 322-4503 63 Lincoln Costinenpel 4-door, fully equipped. A prestige avtomobli., $1 395 - 4-dr. $995 $2395 63 Falcon - f'O CORVAI Ii excellent condition. 2-door sedan, automatic tvens. $2999 hal. Inexpensive 111-1*40 4.door station wagon, 6 cylinder, air condItioned end hi MANY, MANY MORE $1,495 '66 Fl sT '-dr $1295 63 Ford $1895 $1395 ransportation \Vall Carpet \Val] to 1012 f; \•%l !-dr. tot!.' I)e'd,*T'Ckl flceo;o'---tnl) - YW Kermotin Ohio coup., fully equipped. Only one previous owner. $691 hal. $29 1 FULL YEAR WARRANT j, $1,795 A 4"trIifl I IFL'% I Resident . ....., KARMANN GHIAS ml 62 (.'oralr '64 OLDS. 4-dr., fully ('Itlitilt one prc's'lour owner- COMMODORE T Tr,%t Ti arTi Pb. fact for anything. passenger really $1895 $1495 $1295 ml -. ' W. NO CASH NEEDED $S92 hal. $33 flF (lids $1299 hal. $39 (he's'. S/V $911 hal, $36 VW $1091 hal, $39 rn Clue's, $iil9 hal. $29 rn VW fun $12S8 hnl, $38 rn Tl1-3 $11.11 hal. $11 rn Ford V-S $686 hal. $29 m ('ad, nice $199 hal, $19 nu 1)ndge $399 hal. $13 m Ram. Wg. $SS6 hal. $36 rn Itamb. $666 hal, $29 rn 64 flt'lC'N 1.seSabre. convert ill.' fcfl ect::sl'tse-1 Incluhitic isIs 62 Ford c-t:ci!ti' i:trc -- Mint ecn*ittin 66 .lcep in- l'door hardtep, •atve cIes, YW Deluxe Statioø Wagon, passenger, fully equipped, vary tew mileage. YW Station Wagon, haemter. $1795 65 Comet 5I5, COMPARE - 2 Jtj'}. Hiciek, lilt. new. Con.1' pe. r mc, ..2t' San11,' .it:1 ford iit't ......-..94. It APARTMENTS 11$ W. 2nd Pt.. Itt-Ill? furnished, $71 month. Call 3:2-2t'64 '. t 'L 163 62 62 '64 RAMBLER Station \':ncsn, 57 full' rqutpt"c'l. Including Jimmy CjiTEEN: 2 Bedroom C. B ILme FURNISHED - UNPtRNiSHU - t -('fl new-- r AVA1.hN - - rind white flrikh. VW Camper, fully equipped for hauling ,63 everything or for camping. , NATION AL OTHERS "FROZEN AssI?af Isielt thsni into L.iqu1d Cash" with Want Adi 1IrItM. tsuilt -iii Kitchen. Firisfly resort. F30 mciCci1en:i: Ci:-. f3-(l41t.. ' h"crp. SI .395 2 BEDROOM Unfurn house, K1t FCRN Downstairs Apt. $01 Palchstit: cciuipped. 616 F.. 3rd. Uletto Ave Ph. *23-3174 after nthli' Fh ;'-l&G 160 rn 2 ''"' "'' ''''''"'. $1.9r NiCELY FURNISHED AFT. A'stK Al't. ______________________________________ , ' '-------------______ t rsti ..., i... . '"'''"' Coats, ctra WELAEA APARTMENTS 114 W FIR.ST ST. - Sp - , a sit i'm:. II,' 8 flOt"M )"l'RN. Ar'r. Water, Ll,ht & ('arage turn. .4 1 MUAI. Ssui', r Spit t l'ssp,' ('all t2-1744 full .'t:ipt'ri, Ct5'O 1)1,'.', ,itii I room, carpet in Master Redroom, ne-n' G. E. Kttc.hen. F-7 self cleaning oven, disposal, .'.rstral heat. Drapes g with 3 ROOM turn. Apt. 151 mcs. eluding water & Electric. house.. Call 322-7O. 2-91.0 - Super ....a, - COMPLETELY repainted. I Bed- - .., ..... - for retired people. Id.a.Ily located downtown. InQuire Jacobson's Dept. Store. 211 E. at St.; Sanford. 97. Houses For Rent 1ItIPALA I-cel in cli r, ....., . Al'S., . .. . ('0fl01 .. tt'Ft' tfl air tinned Psirm, iso. 111 it. 6th St. Call 1-b5S. NO DOWN PAYMENT TifF '$4 _____________________________________________________ . -. WAGONS COMPAlE :g s.d.a, L S795 LINCOLN 2 Di. 6 1I Fully Poweeid, HiT. A C. CADILLAC 4. 5 5 Dr. Sedan. 5 CADILLAC 2- dr Haidlop. HUNT LINCOLN MERCURY 109N. Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-4084 I' ---------------------------------. -. S .: '"'":', ' sides, ............. . !I'O: WTL1..I AS! L. EASTMAN cud .TVLIA A EASTMAN. his wit, v'hioee reside::",- cited wheres.hnut, a" uui:mwu.. 1;T-: 11 PRELY NOTII'I 1-ID tl: a ''n:.'::;nt to fcsrcclose" is e.'rt:s am: mortgage eneunsI,'ri:i Ii,' tr,ti,'w!u:i de'scrit'ed tci-wt real pr:pe'ri To. 'sIt)! III lot" of Lot is, Sesttthi of tu:. Florida i \! idinud llaI!t,'nv of A. MEt. I I '1'l'' ''l!1 'T'ISlO' the, plut thse-reo' til t jrn .. YW Squar.bach *65 o entitles. . Pairlon, co 2.d, hardtop, V-s .'sqlse, 1.spsed trans., re. ' DAYTONA MARINA BOAT WORKS , ,66 ether extras. Ruby red. wrs, W ILLIA) T_ASTMAT and LA A. 1.A'TMAN, his wtfc OOA VW Deluxe sedes, rudie, heat.,, plus many r'nt - Plaintiff. '$.aneedy $2395 65 Ford BUGS i I:ne'rIt, 14 ft. chits n,t,I ii'.', ttoilet', nil Ui' d'.'%)1i.' n,it,'n,tj,' It's,nsnuts,'I,in - ! '1 nsz ti, Is illo & Hesie'i- . Ue'l. tin- iffik' t. se', l's.. ti: n as):. nt' Seminole Rea'ty '' l.ts'i tel hit..t ,''''t '"nIttI,',, ' - ' iii', 6itPXTflVSfflt'tnt,in __ , Jim Hunt R.e.a1' " 1 iii iii. new. ,': APPLY TO: ,,. y $100 DOWTN - -, I\ftI''w .--........................ ccuippet. ,'ranepl "s"t"i"ti --...........'A"s't) I t.,I .'%t.'IC'Li , Tldrm., 2 Bath, i'ss'ATION. TC)P T' It A W F y :. 1". O'NFF ne'i-)i'csrs. RC'TTOM PRA\'KR fltIek Ilonie 1.es. thon 1' ,'rs. .rie'' in tlis. 'A home', I Rslrtn., i'lii. p,sIe. ilont'), garner.', fein.' bitt hi. CR5. *20.0( down & ret lm'i: yn-d ne:er school 15011 .!I'I.11l' per nics. T'seinmi. 32-7S!I(.. _____________________________________________ 1ake T'airv for sale. f:,L0t (Sr will- SOLJ'THWAR.D ('nh:sIdr'r llvoa hi, ),not Thot less INtESTMENT & REALTY 'oa - L20. 111 5 Park Ave. :itnn 4(1 ft. or ________________________________ N.'RTL nI:I.ANDC" LIke neV..' 4 BT)TtM, 2 F.ATH. spacious kitRdrn. I tsar),. garage, large ohnr wit Is tiujit In eating area U(' down lot. ehuristis. tree'e Cen:rai hseni & sir. Double rarprirte' w!:l: full length enk psvnic'T,ts ('f f7f nm'. 32-b$D+ closed storage ar.'a. Htuge h,sekvacrd walled It, for privacy 2444 PALMETTO AVE. Ti::'ker Drive. (iNLY :i' clew:.. Seller will pay cirmeltig cost ots this nice, home- which features tile- 13n:hi, tsurd'u'ncsd Flooraj large Ittehe' A screened GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 2-1-4 RRS., l- P.ATHS Porch. AL just redecorated 4.G7 in-I Io:sthls pz'nientP etudes e vervthing. 2514 Prk Drive Office Ill-till Night: 822-0648 or 211-0200 ten: P:rL Al'e:, I BR B1OCE house. Wire fence Itsu: Pa"l, Ave. in buck: hedge In front. 2821-1;22 anytime 40Tt test ciii nT'pcsinttneflt. 32-E]0 nights or :h1 P f.IP'q and po.med, air essdlfles.d mi1s $1 ,29. '$ "_t'i:' ____ 'eiIli tOe - st N i.e ( 65 Mercury Monterey 4-door beal. system • electrIcal sys$.m A1'N WAy W .5.1'I"IlW A Y ( fl!' F. ?'St is. PrIce C'..l' - / - , EXPERIENCED BOAT IIJII.DERS CANNET MAKERS ......... re,Iprnrbe ted t e,( ..'n,.. _____ - " IA 1''l SA1.F. Ronsitiful Horn,, lii,! Iss, LI :'l:e'r e'i:ipLi'., melt. .'.'tstr bent. oimp1este1 'vcir DRIVE OUT TODAY! 7ak. Interstate 6. exit at Dsitona at DEL'rDNA , _____ & Motiws flehsnn Spiit ltg 40 c''sl. 'sll. 1'O 4 e'.1itpp.',j In.'lst,1%tit IIeintn 1., sto,'k N.i - , Re.aty MultIple Itstlng Realto? RFAI/l'C)R $b Park Drive • _____________________________________________________________ WANTED! .,..._: •e l-K)MES a , - $100 DOWN A - •-.-• - .'I. -- Ott ,_,, - Stenstrorn - T,.. ' / -' _______________________________________________________ ''r"--"'- tioninK, / *I. 4 W. geve ihem ihe YW I..pesinI sfsfy anti Performersea Irs upsetiemo. Then we tuned tap, ilgbt.rusti, sp,e4 rapleesri scary. Ihing thai neaclø.1 it Anti gusreniseil them Ion'!, for the eapals' or r.plae.ment, of alt mains meebsnieI pettt for 10 days cc 1000 mIles. Conic en In essel elnutil. tbae. anqlna 'iran,mi,slori feenl attic astembll., lro- I:,1In nIt eIrc e'lein Pc]!Ilppe'd ' I.,orneted Throughestit County 1'-I Rrs 2 Rerlip Some httehens Voiitppad Payments ,esp 'rtsiers Rent To Inappot Call , '' 'st 's'.,tI ?2.74'1 t,t"T' :no s 171' 1.'H A - V A USICI , VT5.TF Ph ' i:. m's i' I I si 'Alt I • I Vor Salt ''''''' a good Inspection. We did. FO )S ro7 H'Il Trees. rene.; in hack yard. is:; Ce:'rieni flu. 2 ' - Ph. *2241 ('*11 !'.ART T 1 *1 lNTi\i.L.f]) SENkAflhI 1IAS4 &. I d 't I ( ( 'iii. i. i i' i ' c's 'is HUNT BEST BUYS! FOR THE rn''ieti Giv, our used VW* , Satep-Rentels I C'-\1.. [sAY ,"sR N!.:H'r 10. - ' - -\U1"c GLASS '$3 .'e'SLN t:\ %i;l"l Peln t"tnli,in 210 iqsnolia W'a-,i,,, I:,, , I ,!'. . P'.'fl'r' Ph. r' . 12:1. flo:it m.Hoiises F'or Sale Pfl 4-:, Real E'ts?e' *00 Vs' let St. wsch T''m'. l'ls ci r '.----.--.------.----- I - ie r- -- 'rttu,vi ___________________________________________________________________ - . - I ?_ls45 'iii' OR.'!s, _____ ., .' ;-i ,.,it t', -.i I I Dst S flr,lhi, fl' it.'!, 'ss .'e' tp, otit "ill ------- CIHCT'IT eci I' '!' NIN'rII JrnicIA.T. CIRCUIT or1 ANT) FOR SEMIi'l.OItTDA, i NOtE COi'N'I'. CILANCEIt') NO. ifl2tfl 2 BPRM. HOME, over 3 acres, wricr. or ViT TN nicely landscaped, 20 fruit IOUPGAGE r01113C1.(WI'UE trees, large- c- bicker house with rrr)EItA1. NATIONAL SIORT22-4065. more' land if wanted CAGE ASCsCIATION. a eorpor- MACKI.I4UILT HOMES Interlest'. s iserta, : Vs'o,'L', 1 Makle-RuIttD.tto. Sture nullity nstrucfton ar a,, especIally destgnesl for io,Id. Indoor'outdoor living. Thee. a,. i! models chooe from. MaekId.Ruflt homes range in price teem just *8.390 t $19,990 with down psyments as low as $290. Monthly payments start at $55.7E nit- .' Legal Notice pionship Golf Course and the outatendit t'e.t 1 IERE 2O..,utoninIht Snie For 111't1T1 - - You're nearby-you can watch this Mackle-Builtcommunitygrow! Deltona is growing rapidly. S1O.startsyou art YOLU WaY to the best investment of your life. Witermains are installed bye regulated public utility to deIiverpuiect'watertc model homes at IWRRY'S \VORl1) rumley Monteith inc. Deltona the frontof evety Deltone homesite. Paved Stftets are in:tuded inthefull towprice o'f just $1495. VisltDeltona now-takes Self-Guided Tour-see the Shopptr Plaza, the lake-front CommunIty Club, the Cham- 7A 1lt. Autos Pii Rentclp rskvp t COMPTONE. ENCYCL0P EDIA 4' price trade In. Cub or terms, Ca.2 -74.4 after 4 .--- Oct. (.l A(EC\ See- l's, l'or CLASSIFICATIONS I enni'h berath SA11, D s. hr "'- rn ' (Sofa belt conch. $30: matcz:n; Cwtve rocker. IlL; Plato,'n rocker recentt Teenye.red. EL Big awttn pool, Ph ::-€o'i, Sale Mieleiple I!eIlng Realtot .5. PPA Ib11R IN$URC)R Want Ad Information QIL - s in 3i-ltutldrrs Supplies s;-ltaa! Estat. Wanted Plain-tlfI, file your answer or written d.- that you are hercby rcqutred #.-11arflwar. Estat. S.h fences, If an)'. Ii: the above 'pro- flle your written answer or devs. J-Home' lmnprovement. :7-Busines ltent.th ARTmRm l. CRAFTON and ceeding with the' Clerk of this tense, if an)'. personally or b am .-Piumhizm 'ti.-Lots For Sale MYRTlE L. CF..AFTON, hi. wife, Court and to serve s oopy there- attorney, on or before October .Jatnti:ir I-Parm,--Gro'ves Defendants. of upon the plaintiff's attorneys 20, 1961;, a: the Otfle' 0! thi' ])rI1ltfl -AcT'ehgt 'wnos name and address svpposrc Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemiNOTICE OF SIT!'! I 21-At? Conci. Beating "..,......flousei For Sal hereon, on or before the 11th nc) County Courthouse. Sanfor..: I'D: A'TVT1IUI. L. CTI.AFTON 2t.-ltoouin 'ie'-Housat-Sale O Rent oopv day of November. 1*66, the misFlorida, and to mall JOlI North 12th Street -1ta.dIep-.TelevIs1on I'-Iiousi For Itent tnt. of this proceeding t,etng a thereof to Stenstrorn. Davis & 1rw1n, North Oarollna 21.-Photo & lqutpment Jt-lteal Leit.ate Exctmazmge Meintosim, Attorneys for PLainsuit to foreclose the lien of and l0(-ILssnrt 1Lentaii. 3t-IIom.- Apultanees I mortgage on the following dcc- tiff. POSt Offir,. Bo 133(1. RaT,rYIITIE 1.. CUAFTON l0J-'l'raller---Cauanas 31-Musical Instruments ford, Florida. 32771, in that ccitribed 'property situate in Semi103 North 12th Street -Bu**ntue- ltquIpment 1O:--SIoblie flomee.-Sai, tam divorce' prceeedtn nendlnr1 Erwin, North Carolina noic County. Florida. to-wit: 3-Ioi 1r*eit:ug 1u;'-Mot,Ii tiome.-itcn: Lot 13, Block F, STTNLANP against you in th Circuit Court YOU AVLE hereby notified that 44-tJphu1zte 1ft4--Trailer Spaci-Itent a Complaint to orecloie a inertIflSTATES. a subdivision, ac- of the' Ninth .ludtcial Circuit 3i''Vitcuutn Cleaners j0-Tral*er Lou.-Salr cording to map or pitt there- and for Seminole County, Flr,ricic, a'a_gr encumberIng the following 37.'..tovtng t Storage ]OL......Apartment, Par Rent In Chance?)'. an atibreviateid titl' of recorded In Pint Hook real property: 314-Lxter:mnators lot-Itoom: For Rent "Thomas pages 1Ijot b, OAKLAND HILLS, -anPublic Records of said cause hetn iLPIant..J"SediSeeds 11:-Hentat enu cording to the plat thereof of Sanmin'o), County. Florida. E. Itumble, Plaintiff. vcrsu iL-Wanted 'Fr Rent Id-Misc. Far Sa.ie' .a 'recorded In Pint Book 12, DONE AND ORDERET' at Pati- Bridget U. Itumbley. Defendant." I 11-Article For Rent IL-Autoc Fcn Sale and herein tail nor or . IH'rresPages 43 and 64. PublIc It.'- ford. Seminal. County, &zte 11-Autns---SaI. or Trao -SWa1' or L'xchan corda cf Seminole Count)', rlorida this 4th day of October, Pro Oonfeseo wilt he entered i..-Wanteiul T' 13u' Ill-Trucks 1"or bale' against you arid the cause pr.'1t Florida.. 12b_..,tutr)rnotiv, Service L'-1'urn1ttr. For 'saIr teed cx parte has been filed against you In (1tEAI41 iiO-Afltique: lot hale 121-bcooter Cvcrles (SEAL.i the above-styled suit, and you Arthur 11. Becitwtti:. Jr. -Mone,y 'I,' Loan l'-I4oats d Motor,' ,,ti'thur 11. )3eckwtth, 3r. are r.utred to eervr is copy of Cleric of the Circuit Court l2'-51arizie Suplter usttiit Opportunities Clerk of the Circuit Court your Answer to the Gomplaint By: bonnie *1. SIarkos, D. C'. By: Martho 'F. 'Viblen on the PlaintIfV.' attorneys, 'vais Low office. of 1.'eputy Cloth den Berg & Gas'. I'- 0. llox 24fl7, CIUILART' J, OIIT1TEN Orlando. Florida, and to file' the AmerIcan National Bank Bldg. STENSTRO3I, DAVIS & Want SIcINTOSLI original of such Answer with the, 1'. 0 Box 11181 Attorney, for Plaintiff Clerk of the' aforesaid Ctrcutt St. Petersburg. Flotida 32732 Florid.. itat 1lani---utt Court on or ietore' the' 4th day Attorneys for Plaintiff MONDAY through FRIDAY-...8:30 A.M. to 5 77! of November, 1961. If yot: fall to )'ub)isIs Oct. 6, 1:t, it. 3, it haniord, Florida 9.30 c.. l'u11tsl t di so, deer.'. pre- aontes,t' wIll 1)1)1"-!: C, 196f' he tatters against you for the r.'ubIisjie! reserves right tc' reject, revise and properly ciastly CZIICII1'l' THE C4lUItl', DDt-i: lie! eiensndetI the r'onirilatnt. i e0vertisemeni Thir. Notice- shall he 'puh1the'd NINTH .IIJI)ICIAI CIIICUI'! or Adjuitmenti will b. made on a eerun basis oniy foe typographical enee a wee): for four coniccu- I V1oIUh)A m ANt) Volt REIU- ItEOI,17T1lP (1.USI?(., VAC.t1I%4 ANI) AIIA%I)ONlfst. 'FlilUl) .rror that eff.ct fhr value of 'h. ad. Adjustm.nti will not be live weska ii The Sanford 14es- NULl: COUNTS'. A5'Ntu1 1 iJACin' NO made beyond tn. first ins.r+ion. aid. LINCOLN STI11lET. A('COIIDof October, I C'. l'AUL I)EI)MON, Dated thIe 4th Plaintiff, iNli TO PLA.'! OP CA%,tAi crry 1966. At ILICCOIUIIa) i PtA'!' hIUl)1s I vs (SEAL 2(i -Roofing I .1. A. EMERSON anti 11115 EMEII- ONE. PAGE I0L. PLTIILI(' itI'- I 15. Special Services Arthur 1-1. Iieeirwtth, Jr. Clerk of Ut. Circuit Court SON, isir wife, anti JAMES A. VOJW OF SIIIUNOLI; COUNTS'. ________________________________ _______________________________ ROLl. 1r YOUR ItOoF EMERSON, JR. and GLENDA 1. FLORiDA. By: bonu 51. liarkos J'AI.'TING Pursuant t proviPiour of SC)" A. J. A.dcoak OR A WHOLE NEW ROOT. EIIL'ILSON, hip wife, at aL, Deputy Cleri: 223-lu PHONE 32-3409 liefendanta. tioli 336.10 of Floridi StatuteL, wan dci: Berg A Gay IL. & J. TURNER ROOFING PttttOtl wat filed will: the' OIL IILATEItS all types cleaned _______________________________ NOTICE 01' P. 0. Box t407 J Board of County Commissioner,. I'UIIICCLUNUILE KALE Orinndt, Florida and repaired reasonably. ?cOTICI: IF IIEIUIBT GIVEN to tlopt. 't'.tte, .tnd .ibaisii•' JO. Home Appliances . 21. 191( l'ub1iri (Jet. C, 1., THh1lI AVL'NUIT botwee:: SLaiis ____________________________________ Final Decree of pursuant to loree1oaure' dated tI, - 30th day Stree: anti Litmoli: Stre'e: . SANFOIW iECT1UC CO. SNODGFASS TN THE CIIUU]IT cnvn'r or I of Septemliet- . A. I) 11116. aitil CANAAN CITY aecordin te Plat C. E. APPLIANCES Ne A Used SIIAILI'ILNINC SERVICE 'iii; NINTh JtTI)ICJAI CIhICUITI entered in Chancery Case' No. thereof as dul recorded its Flat Magnolia 122-1552 circle. scissors, mower 1iiiid.tws at hook I pafl. 1UL of utiit' IN AND POlL e13M1%UL1: couN-J 13,7i of in. Circuit Court of the blade: 1,.nterprist FA. Seminoui County, Ninth. Judicial Circuit I: and for Itecords of TY, PLOIUI)A. USED TV', S!L)L up. i,iii4tO: which wu. filed for record 4)11 betntiioIe Count)'. Florida, whereService Dali, 54.0(1 CUANCIflIS' NO. IU37 I"Ut nv!: CENTS III C, PAUL DIIDMON iii th. ()Ctc)t,t'r 12. A. D. 11It, Till: BOSTON MOONEY APPLiANCE pursuant to thee: said .c:, 2:-1ainting Plaintiff, 5.1111 2. A. EMI:lwoN SAVINGS IIANE, 15 Palmetto 32-O697 Plaintiff, acid TillS EMERSON. hi: wile, tie,' of a publi.- hearing hetor.' ______________________________________ the' Hoard of County Cornm)Nt.ESIEIIRON. JR. anu JAMES A. vs. ?UNT1N( & IEPAIR 31. Musical Instruments WILBUR ENGLISH. itt., ci us.., and (]LICNI.sA L. EMEIthON. his loners ci the 20th day of SeptPt.. 2, - i42f. after I p. m. ____________________________________ stile. ci *1 arc the Defendants, ember A. D. l6C, was publisiecu __________________________________ at al., PIANO TUNiNG A REPAIR befendamith, I will ael to (lie hiethest and ii: the' SANFORD hli..1t1U.i', ii l'AIN'rING heat bidder for cash et the Front newspaper of general circulation W• L. EAH.MON 221-tall NoTici: (s curt' i iNTERIOR - EXTEIUOII l-'uar of the Seminole County in Seminole' 1'ounty VIoriva, at IIOILTGAGI: P1)itlCCLu.NUUE 3-416f TO: WII4111It ENCILISII, JR. and ('3urthou.e in the City of hats- least two weeks prior to the date _________________________________ PIANO: Repossessed Wurlitner Spinet. 'Pakc u payments, Slay l)ORO'FITT I... ENGLiSH, his lord, County of Seminole, State stated above' t'or SUch: h.'art:i. Tilson Painting be seen In your area by calling ciock A. and n. out' having mppeared 1rusl: of Florida, at 11:00 wife, Spray Credit Manager. We1ey-Frcis51. on the 14th day of (ictobet', betore the said Board ot' County 1llsIDENCE, UNKNOWN 323U35t icr Piano Cc., 1211 N. Mills, AWl) TO: All parties claiming In- 11406. the following described 'pro- Commissioners 11: oppositIon to OrlandO. Pb. 1141-274: ColI.ct. tereetti by. through, under or ;'erty as act forth In said Final the saute, except that the COUI.- 24. Well Drilling t Engineer did advise tue sail the aforesaid per- Decree, to-wit: against SMALL UPIIIGIIT PIANO Lots &, £ and 7, SOUTH Board that at some future date WLiL hiitILL.Eb, PUMPS Excellent condition, $.20U. of Sent.SYI''AN LAKE SHORES, ao• and time- the' Count YOU ARE hereby notified that SPIWtKI,4IIt BY$TESLS Cal! :22-2o7 cording to piat thereof re- nd.' might autti could Ucisil a::! a Complaint te, foreclose a ce'l7Pes and rises ea.en,ent in P1st hook 11, Page require permanent corded a lain mortgage encumbering the PIANO TUNiNG A REI'AIlt We repair and Rirvi.s 7. Public Records of Semi- for drainage' purpoesa. and after following described real 'properHarry Wester STINE nole County, Florida. t'og.th- due consideration the said Bout-cl t, to-wit: A Supply Ca, Call 2.22-110*1 .r with the furnishing, and finds that the closing, 'vacating.' 207 liacfltnery Lot 10. Block r'. COUNTII'i' W. 2nd St. :2244*2 said and abandoning of 'rillitI' equipment prehousehold CLUB MANOR, UN!'!' YOUR message gets horns. O'v.r .entl" contained In the 4w11- AVENUE betweexi SlAIN 2T1tRE1' YOU Probably miseed a. u.1. to according 'to the pit: there50.000 r.ad.r. daily . . . when ing located on th. above said and LINCOLN STREET. being ci as recorded in Flat Book . . . Des Want-Ada 4aU'. you 'pine. a' low-cost CL.A.851strip of laud 30 leet wide, ac pc Lot 6. and 11, I5agc 26, Public 'Record, thvestate the l,eow-'Ooct. PIED AD In the H,erald lsot 6, Block C, 81CC0r,'t) Flat of Catnueti City. accordtzi&' of Seminole County. Florida, REVENNA PARE SECTION to pint thereol as dut reuordc' has been filed against you In of Loch Arbor, according to In Pint Book I at Page' 103 c thr above styled suit, and you Records of kiemlnoie plat thereof recorded In Pub- Public ar. required to serve a cops of tic Records of Seminolei County, Florida. subject to 1' pet your Answer or other Pleading Ccunty. Florida, with the mauent easement of tin' ceilte' :t the Complaint on Plaintiff's dweUing located thereon; 36 test thereof ti' S1I511N0141 attorusys, ANDERSON. 1111811. DEAN A LOWNDEE. 221 East And also the following d.acrlbad COUNTY, FLORIDA, Its be Itoh'. by the Count' of Seminole fo' Central Boulevard, Orlando, Pier- personal property, to-wit: (al 1- 1*41. Pour Door Cadil- draInage purposam should Ii eve" 'Ida, and ill, the' origInal Anlac Sedan, Model No. 10*11, be needed or required tar drainawer or other Pleading In the ID No. 11511015111. office of the Clerk of the Circuit age purposes. ivill not opertate (b) 1- 1*11. Chevrolet Sparta to the detriment of the Coun o 'Court oss or ('store the 3411, Seminole' or the public, it Is here. tIp.. ID No. 41447Cl45177. day of October, 1146. If you Ic) 1- 1*4.2. Chevrolet Cot- hi' resolved that the said TIlIRI' 'fall ic' dci so. a decree 'pro con51 A vai'r Cp., Mod•3 No. 2?7, fl) AVENUE between fssat' will be taken against you No. 0217W.2ISIUG, STIIIIET ai,sd L1NCOL2 dTitL'E'. tl.u. rclicf elemanged im Use jo: ])st.d this 3rd day of Ootober, is hereby jraiuI.ed, suiJ)Oct to ti.. (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) 'Complaint. psrman.n.t eaaezzieni el the cc:.. This 2s'oth'e' shall be published 4. Ii. 1916. tar 35 Z.et thereof to Sezutnoli apes a, week for four oona.cutiva (SEAL) Arthur U. a.ckwith, jr. Count), Florida, for utilities and iii Thu Senford flerald, needed Clerk of Circuit Court -drainage wit.: DATEI) 'riflE 30th 4y of Septby: Martha T. VUsIsmi DONE and OitI)HREI) thIs I). C. Zlth day of beptember A. 1). 11416. (SEAL) Macit N. Cleveland, Jr., of Arthur board of County CommissK. Bookwlth, Jr. Cleveland. Steph.n.ozs A MISS loners of Seminole County. Cierk of Circuit Court Attorneys at Law, P. 0. Drawer Z Florida 3): j)onua 51. Markos Br; Arthur H. 14e'hwith J: Sanford. Florida, lseputy Clerk Cletk MS S. ILACM l't*bliah. Sept .2: 21' A Oct. 6, Attorney. for Plaintiff DAYTONA EACH, PLA. Publish Oct. 6, 1144s Publish' Oct. 6, 114*6 DDP-*4 D1W43 Iatc Stc'iflpC9' Acncy TiJ & 11,E,IK ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ _________________ IF Lr'OU't I 7D OFFC. Wlu.. V.IX) t _____________________ JT1C I UJJT U'JTO %V4 £kwRAC BRtC, / MY C _________ ______ AI PAYOFFS ________ ____ ____________ _______ _____________ GROW 0 C 84. Real irii Find '! ' .,...-- , .e.:_e,ti,,., V I ,-'-.-.--,--c---- 1; ' . ,, '---.----.---- •' a,' -1 �100 -W —'--k — — 11 -' .- 4 fl-.-' .i- - _ hr Allen Parmentu + €'imlxtrb sij P*ç SA — Oct. f, 196 - vJ Culmnader New + IL ~ r - I I —L he LUV5b U5 ei .- +, 1 7 1 II I I 1 )i I 1 ~ i :: I , ~ % f . i. I l il, I * , p I' I "... k ', I J -.. .1 ."!.!~.. • , , ". 1,;.-~ -~ -` - ..-__ ,• t` 1._,.~;4 11.1" . + 1. • - 47 + .~c ,_*_ mentu. new cuhrnastei IW ~ 1W 44 at first meeting of t'h season. Receiving sp cml recognition at th meeting were (top, froi left) Robert Callawa assistant c u h in a s tei Mrs. Chris Riddell, fly year den mother per ,leff Krcnzer, Webe]o Mrs. Mary K r e n z e r three year den rnothc pin; Tack Miller and Bi Smith, a 1 s o ussistar cubmasters. (Herald Photos t .L D.C. Has Own Greenwich JusNEW DELHI (Al') tict' may not in' blind but in one cust hz Its 'isibillty was re'— d ut'ed. Tb leves removed the ludlights from the cur of Sessions Judge ii. It. IThumeja while he was in court. - + 16. On Next door is the Sulgrave Club, Ilearned her husband was dead . WASHINGTON (AP) Embassy Row, near fashionable one of th e most elite, it was The 10 streets flowing into flu shops, exclusive clubs arid a here, while eating lunch on an Pont Circle were once crowded White April afternoon in 1045. th at one-time temporary House, th e thrill-seekers beat Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt with elegant town house, far he Bi lly Mitchells, Car bongos and deli ver soap box lell Hulls, Jimmy Doolittle sermons. and th eir friends. Here — in Washington's old Now those houses are head are part-time society bell for the Daughters of quarters students drinking beer on the the American Revolution. the grass, beatniks playing in Women's Democratic Club, art foun ta in, police patrols and Jun galleries, clinics, architects kies. offices, doctors' offices, reThis is the Washington deleted search foundations and parking from guidebooks. They call it lots. "The Circle," little Greenwich To get to most of them. to gel Village. By June Casselherry to the embassies of Canada Years ago, as a wealthy resiI)1'lI.'gfltCS to the Central Chile, Iraq. Argentina. Colom dential area, there were horsedrawn carriages. Sunday pro- Area Conference and MemberMember- bin. India, and Indonesia. one menades, diplomats strolling ship Round-up, Oct. 16, in Win- normally crosses the circle. The beats, the longhairs, the under the trees, band concerts tor Haven, were named at a old men playing checkers, the and governesses in starchy uni- meeting of the' American Leforms pushing baby carriages. gina Auxiliary Unit 256 of homosexuals, the folk-singers, and the girl-watchers continue It was a happy, family place. Czisselber ry. their pleasures. in th a round park at ant of e city -s They arc Mrs. Emik'y Green, The beatnik element moved it wagon-wheel Intersections. It J)1'tSj(leflt; Mrs. Lc'tha Ward, in the lOfiOs, followed by the was the best address in town secretary, and Mrs. Edith and narcotics users+ tough boys Du Pont Circle they called It jivzidcr desperation, the' Connecticut In — "Washington's mystic circle OUter coming events an. of wealth and lushion" — tht' iictutict'd included the- Leader- Avenue Association suggest it Secat of tLlInhlous dtniu'r parties ship School in Avon Park, Oct. this summer that ''the' entire circle be- fe'nre'd in amid elosec iincl midnight halls where presi i an Area Workshop in after nightfa ll ." dents and congressmen iningitti laIcintid Nov. 12 with princes, where beautiful it was decided in conjuncwomen danced on nuirbic' floors timi with the Legion Post to YULE and ate with gold forks. hold the annual Christmas Still a circle, still a park, still Party at the Casselberry Worna thoroughfare — time has Club wi th a covered dish SuesslIoft to A. I. Rsms.y nonetheless wrought changes. supper, Monday, Dec. 5. Recently a man was beaten Flow.rs For All Occasiass Each member there. A secretary was molested contribute either ais asked to POTtb PLANTS dollar or a going home.' from work. An (11(1 CUT aowxs gift of equivalent value for Woflmnfl's COSAES purse' was grnbbcd+ Uu- •loy Shops at the th ree vetFourteen persons were arrested t'ritti 's hospitals. The shops arc ap.41Ue Ave. 2221 in one night on narcotics set up by volunteers so that FLORAFAX MEMBER charges. MU DELIVERY hospitalized veterans can shop but It's a different area in 222.OIB without charge fat- their loved the daytime. OmIts buck home. Donations Lady Bird Johnson goes to a should he' turned in to Mrs. shop on the circle. On IX minotlier side' he Iintt'ston Mzix guerite Sehruder by the mansion — No. 15 Du Pont Cir- !tJV. 7 meeting. It was vo te d to order 750 dc — used by President Calvin poppies for the annual Poppy Coolidge as a temporary White liLly, 250 more than last year. House, From the balcony of this residence Charles A Lindbergh Comniander Jack Raymon greeted throngs of well-wishers amniouncud at the Post. meeting after his solo flight tile th at winner of the attendance prize' was Wilbur Marcy, who Atlantic in 1027. No. 15 is nrnw a private club. won a free haircut. Winners of the quiz game It you've newly arrived, iookin foijirh'.t,s were Ben Evans, five the newest shows, the be AMENDMENTS plaoes to sat, a week-end meson e Consti gallons of gas, and Kenneth An amendment to th your church or synagogue, place tution becomes effective upon Wulbridge, $2.50 merchandise. to shop or perhaps a house o apartment Following th e ni e e t I n g a, ,. read the the date of ratification by th e state making up the necessary members of the Post and Auxthree-fourths required by the iliary enjoyed doughnuts, coffee, and cokes.. Constitution. i- -r i -,- + • were Introduced In — GRAPE FLORIST + 3 Sanford .. LOOK! INNEISPRING MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL INCLUDING NEW COVER $ J45O Vk1.is Pitriski F. 0. Box 1214 ____ ISIASSUVI WUU BMW— (U*k 2) W U P ,lup 1. IR1 F. I U .-,.m. ••• + % , + -. +. I I, • + + + 1 2 for 1 RECK SHAM OO A IIIR 1(U.lp 1 1 1 1 11,"t 2) SPRAY tUmie 21 ~1" • ' ,1• [`~* 7 'J f., I. fj BAN - wool" or. TOOTHBRUSHES % mhviolt 2) 4 . VSUISIA Comm r b • - -------- - -- -------------_------------------------ - ---- ----* * ' On the St. -----.+++.-+ — .Joh uS U iver "The * Nile *1 -. 1 • %, L+ + + ' + + ., - ,4• . + + • , total of •. •- , -+ •' - wo T 1111,1, (, U A %1 K + . — ..--+ N Escape Disaster of A merirn" ' In A' Ir Collision T wr, San fr,rd-ha ed Na'.' -J IVom',4 i9sperI tillfternnon in a t'.vo-aircrat't enili11 harmed Thur.day a miles off the (lirnrnia crmt, 1,t. .Iohfl <. Suitor, pilot, and Lt. (j) Peter C.. (arri,ther.s. f1iht offii - cr. eeet ed tt'oni their RAC .ion Zip Code 32771 + snrll(! slinwcu-t, - -_ -..-.+---- cific. Ocean. They are ained to Reennnaiance Attack hu1k1ht1Tt 7. land-hwd at Sanford Naval Air Station World SS Rnterand presently :tbeard the nuclear-powered pem mod ,)rise for a hort at NlVy hmtSe spnkrnan today said the Vigilante was attempt ing to toad a West Coast-hased A3B Skywarrior back to the Enterprise for a Iandin when thn'v collided. ASSOcifltP(I F'i' -'ss i'eported the accident occurred f '5 miles off San (rnente Island, Calif. - NEW YOIK (11 I'h --- Pre'sideaL .Iohrison today anammnred J.111n4 for increasiri trade' with + the (;Omunh,rmIt nati o n,,; of ett.era f:umnpe white at the sam" time strengthening the honsl of thi' NATO alliance'. News New School Buses Due SoonB In rie I County's OVel'dI'OW(lP(i seluouti hiuis pro))lem is slated for relief by the first. of November, k'r_ : I iaM't (1 (151!, I i'mt 1151 int'l at ion director re intl ' I to day. I Must' 581(1 he hits received word I lint wi uk oti SeVen lt(!%%' buses WOLsI(l be e'ompleted at the plant. in A t'kaiisas (111 Oct. 1( 811(1 they would he mu-riviug in eniinoIe ('mint v ''vi1hin a week or two a ft ('r tli:i Semiiiiile Seminole 1. + + + Separateiiiiiiiiiiiii=H" h + VITALIS HAIR TONIC • ¶ /r ; $T? •-( +' QsTIPS SWABS 'iic LYSOL SPRAY ' FIRM SHAMM + Deaton S '1T 2,w 1 91 'I. IPANA T001WASH IIiFn1iii4 CAHIDD CWTA fw l 2,w 3 j*2 2 (IL111111111111 2) Longwood Policies 2 1 t rZ.2fsr1 - L 't' Pact Signing . For Courthouse + BANDAGES CURAD Slated Tuesday t L1 2 for 4P , I T.i,i, WASH SUPER WILXINSO N - In £ U• Pek.p of $ + ILADES i 2iw 69 '' I ' TUMS I " '"-'"i1I ANTACID 12c (Umh 2) -s OIL IL I 1kt1bJ TE*TNW1 '.°f' BC POWDERS I.e, 2k (U.k 2) all. 1164a. ass OIL UGHT MVE ADD BRB '' SIMNZ (U.k 2) '-"" 1111" . 24c Wok 2) - "tiff -Gu' ZIPPO + 2, w U I -. . Z 2 Ew 24' I.g.2k (U.It 2) MULTIPLE VITAMINS BtI. of lBS b.SL4 (U.1t2) LIGHTER FLUD (UmieR) Psck.5.f 1* i". (U.kR) 2k 2fw 25 1' .- 1, 2hr2' w 2 v-2ir 25 -. - ...- r1.,.. - for oT111-1111-10M '-°°._29P • - S 6M.& " ' (limit 2) '— .— - .- - .— — tDi • - _' i' — + . day Marina Complex See Story Toda y 111111111 of regiatration. '1 2.000 Western Electric: ,Alitie!j ! + .. COM MISSIONER GORDON — Aut- you tniad. . . lb is see,t m-ushiing out of the door yelling "0 tIara. 0 Bars, Gil tue Sujit-rtniun on the phone tlte Cape Crusader. . I just '1 It urt,uIII falls. + 668-4402 *14 t1 ii hot, I)ullui .'dus'mtsmt'' s the title ''1 a LW('- u.lgt! iiid1tI jut this week's All Florida Magazine, sUh)I)lI'itut'lul Of 'liii' Sutiford licraki today. of thue' The article', replete with photos, tells the' $LOt new Sanford marituti-ntottil complex oil t.tuke Mottioe. It also shows an architect's i'on'ei'ption or the t'OtiII)lt't('tI Plait. 'l'hte I It':zulii's city isiitor, Dottie Aust i n,cot hiihouatt'd w i t hIt (hi" author of the article, NO-. Mehletury, lt'iud it today. __ iutid Maloney agreed to the nuo- clueing his Manila conference trip new proposals lot' coiling t 1011 tollt't'L'flitug hut' police of ttr lit V tet Nato aid new I fiver after it vtis i't'wordtsi to the pl.utms for pe'stwae- set'Urit', amid coIl lePlill with It council policy. -e'tmsu'uttiuiu It - • • - ._01=_~_ _ S I0p. I . r'j~_.A .~R;go&A* - . , ~ '_ ~ I i If* I Lake Mary Inter change Project-___ . • , NEW VOIlK t'l'1i L'resi detit Jt'htmsua today turned his itLtt'UtIOil troipi Viet Neetie to Etutt'1i', — - — - + t'))(t".'.ttig + GOLD MEDALLION + (tesh tei'chunge on Interstate 4, ire- Jet't to uiprovul of the l)t'tuJecL Luke Misty to 1-1, Ciutmiuty Kim- Sjlmiumgs utmd Ls)ttgwood 1 antI cording to William Hcuue'ditt, jmlutms by the Tislluhmussm'ts office gituet',- Wilhinuui hush siticl this' t u at (lie not- tb cud at tht *ti'iIs APARTMENTS ALL DOWNTOWN sluiced at stremugehetuing ELECTRIC KITCHEN APPLIANCES HEATING AND AIR AND COMYINIONT To IU*1HIN! t't'iitcts V. ilk e.i'tertu Ku- CONDITIONING BY GENUAL ILICTEIC Suite Itoad + 10 Sanford's Loksfront + SRD + I Town 'n Lake I + GARDEN APARTMENTS 71$ UST PIT S711111111111 PWOMI WUIUS . OR $EE RLSIDINT MANAGER N •: + 1 + + + . --++--+"+. + -. .%, + , + lloill -.— + - ' .34.— 0 + - . Ii 4 - 4 +-+. +-+++++ Lk-jA Now Renting... I + ------.,+++. I) Colllle.i + I (1311', iJejiumtmt'umt cniii- of t)is Ii S. IIure'uu ofI'uslilk piuviumg till (lie' buimliivim,pi ( mm cuimlity I Seciiiui'd) , with a mititeS .1 it slut sum i. huiti 1-1 to hOle stmt'tchm be'twi'eut sit-44 Itouds, Ih'tmeiiict. added. user at LJeLuxmel , ,' AS 1(1St I'm N i 1 l'L ,oltg wuuil 1 I alljs and S R-ki (S Ittlald 1111111)" Loumgw iis,eIMumlimiu J"oiii' lit will he built, iceIt will be the culmituatiuts of btltioip toit'igii A *2.1)3 aid up. tutu ). ill' a (out-year fight to give •iiisl- cording to Ik'tsintkt, an cmi. ltst'tuule'sI ut (itt' tit',t ilmiast' Sttuisti 1)111 *iiist Cite I piy. Kiti'- hht'iIl'i.It10ii, (bill V ha' thi rd e er Seminole County aei'ess In the ti'istts'e umupsi miii •'xiI iPil i'itiu'i' I iii' 1,10011 t'piessi 111(11! 11011 t'hmi rh-' IIi'yuupt I$IISliIIltDtt itt iou isp- cut below tilt' $:i )'uihtt'im iiiark U sub' of I-I. I .irIt Slitty lli,itlu'. is about. ts4 a- piihti it silt II. e.'ross-Urte highway. hlouglus Stuimstt'.utut, c'hiiuti'mmutii i'i'i'ul (lies Luke' Mary Ititci today 'a a fleiti fuuiut ppu'uvttL Benedict, In a t.ek'plimie km. va*i'd Ci"155tl* 1-4 by hirlilgi' ,%ui.I imsaw ens' hisi reminder of the hotmg tasumgu mtuumuimtig 'iiuuigu, US cliii the Gay. tlayulutc by t_'uumguvss. eutistructed Whuit 14 built. before' we go off the air . . . terviuw with The Sunlord lieu'I1t'u,i' - Sc'iuetc tiegutmesturs 4eimpuiok Out mis uehtit;tttsti-utltuui, If Upuumps Is tlmut type' rsuumuumitteti of (lii' 'Ike Sc,uiole itaud Assucla. uld, said bids will be usku&1 The four action 'L'hursday Oil tiuu barbecue starts at 5:0 and contract let in December of moud t'onstructlinm kttowi us County Chuuunh,e't- of Coiutuiit'mt't', iit'ti'tI ( hh site was iceelved t'uimiiuli'Ititl iiteiseit, whIch (lii' c'cbtfllluomtmiss4 iilii Ii flint tt!dt4t'itl govurimittetit re-culled that effort wits connectiztg "diustnuuat," (lit, p. in. tomorrow. Give the for a "diamond" tilIW iii's-its su;mIV matjOi'atioit ii hut .'t S. hIiyd, uiuittum set-metili y hi to miii i$ei,i'sIleI sh.t-IjJm,!d at slamtie,st lam I 11d2 huevi' this Lake Mary Boulevard and 14 w lids' fainily a treat. . . FU fl , 11. tI.J4lIJ$Ik#I tjI _ Vjjtli 'iIlMilli't . l. ttl IIIIAke It IVAkIN 4-ollillivive Ut '1% 1111100 WCbt Of LUkU fillIV tio) WiVil all ebtillulte of Otto trichillige foil IA lit 1,411~v Stilly tor l's 1 sshciii.spsi' fill s itshi'ptt 11 411, lbiiils-ivisp ii, 'alit-si It. kills l0 , IuIut'ht ti'ii, 4I)II Sit III thte ti(t. Stat-y. ('oustructit,ui work will c'osl at the' himtt','ehiunue', niieliI' liuti' IIIUP14'. . , _ and + toe itiuptoved ieLttiuru with' I 'ulmttituietst 1-egumnes t't' wMMISSIONER GORDON— I EAiuoptii toud unding "the bitter Good to see you back Batman legacy of World Vae' It ." ']'fit- Riddler is. . . lit a speech linking this goal Stijimlnule County just 'oiit- tout there ace two act'eses to Construction is expected to be stui-k'si within foul- to six IIATMAN— Never mind that to greater Vestern unity, the s.'xpicswuy at the south now - - Let inc see the salary start In late January next on weeks after the contract Is let, pItted in itn't'itt weeks pievitmg Ito' The lltoiisct, however, is sub- Luke Mary ltuulevuuiI (1-0111 cud tr the county (Altaimiotuti' I Ltt'sideitt outlined a series of the long-sought Lake Stacy Instiadule. 'I; Hillsborough in iritallt'rs have turned down a I Pinellas Counties this week. Dear hbv Cs' (41(119', finmahly eallitig proposed fleW labor ct)titract ill 1' emEditorial page The court house silnutte recess 5(1 that "We won't negotiated by the company $4 Entertaimlimmeut at and pa has estimated been tIt%(' (liii. 4l11IiIiVI)L-I)flk in front with tile .- I"I.- ('Itt ('olnhlluluica- tuit! item with the recently coin Chisuum flew's S t in' public." tiolis Workers of .liit'eka, a 1L3 uiil!tini. Society pleted aimuie at Mi,tit'iis Wt'ft' tI(lOj)ted authorLililoli 'i1 t I kC!Ttt!l s-ttsi tuiay. The court house ill St. Peters- Sport's tug pityttldnt at' the bill atut .ii imidlion. burg t'' iii truuctitig the j'oljt-t' Chief to - . %VASIUN&iL'i)N .U' I act- tilt Lll)I)til'LttioflS to bt' subsuuitted to coutucil for the t'osi- I'residt'nt Johiuutt hopes to + Far Eit.tern alLies titni of relief putrultiuun. 1)eattin learn from Work To Start I 11 January - 6.111111. oes your commis. last . N AW & 1.. . The supervisor's two offices stoner make? I3ATMAN-- I never thought of will be open Saturday from i s.m. to 5 p.m. that! ' * NEWSPAPERMAN — V o u County Conintissioti Chtuirmuti should. Ilow much does he make say compared to Chief O'Hara? John Alexander and CommisBet his salary is out of line. . sioners John J"itzputrlck and I3ATMAN— I'm getting out of Lawrence Swofford will purticilucre . . . He races out of the pate In statewide conferences door, Forgetting about Robin of members of county commiswho is now snoring mumbling sions with Miami Mayor Robert. something about the ''new King high, Democratic gubernmathi'' problem he'd better know nutorlal nominee to take place in Miami Sunday and Munthuy. by next week. the screech of We hear the Ihitimmobile in a distance as the falls. PROLOGUE Police off ice in Gotlutiti City. (,rtmlulIssiotWl Got-don is seated : .it his de-1. l3atuian rushes iii. (,pIl .~ -.1 2 . r ALIM1IJM FOU.''isis. a JS*. 1.11 2 fir 35 .f.p 1550-li. IU 2 fr25' Owes Cdo N pIA Tick 20's 2'- i ' MA1TRESS FRESH (limit 2) tASTIC _____S.. 3 s—tIImit , 2 fr3 _____ 141 L 19T Asaj 'u's is'— SEOi".ru 31 2 2 I.ui. ROa—(Iime, 21 '" 2k a2 iir2P f IT Clildien's Aspñu 24s—'i•g. Pond's Talcimi Per'Mi 2 _____ dl.j's heel. DiPess's -I 20's ________ II ASPUII .. i. "C of 2-te r ia ON $ YEAST TABS i... i , 2 .is_ I MiI& WL 6~5 1 i Edk13 — + - I "" NEWSPAPERMAN i I..k (U.k 21 20' — a flow much --um Rr A BATH TOWELS DTs2 A" XIII, 2) + + — .- - - . . - REDDI. ZIPPO FLINTS EVEREADY ROSE DUSTI TR94 NAIL CLiPPERS - - SPONGE jiirpentls is" Vitalis - . J'----- ormd S ONEA-DAY Gui 2, w . Si? + 12' 2fir25( - "- - D.Bery + chool Keep Church, _____ ______ + I ' .r "I - ill ni'!imsie a c AS Fliers J ....w_ .tflrt ++*..- - Target Date Nov. 1 rief III ++ •Iimjnr FIih School rot t'nt of imhuinnee' e'r - .1 VOL. 59 NO. 35 — AP Loosed Wil- V — i;in game amounts to thr"e' hours or aufnrb '? ,j I r r a th ,O WEA'I'Il ER: Thursday 8fl-73 ; Wt!(!kPtiil : I 'IdIlMustIt hut News j_1 B 2f1r6 Wsce I SI'L i + q . r. mo,rllo . 2 Thomas. BATMAN-- Au, you must be the snooper? ______________ NEWSPAPERMAN-- Who are You? BATMAN— The Cape Crusa~ , . U ders from Gotham City. ~-,~ .I . . I NEWSPAPERMAN— What is MOS('(.W ( t; ['1 ire' SI Proposal to put private ansi public schniiI syst.em Two of tlie new buses will Ili! used b) I-eplace old *' . ~ . etnage night club will linve that a jazz band? viet ffli(,ui tiuiay ordcu- erl all :inder a sin!e board of control were. ianibmu4ted today _________ its grand opening at 8 p.um. to- worn buses now in operation with the other I'ive added . ROBIN— Holy Square! ! Chirw,,ie student.q in P.,j.-,.4ia outi h Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee Robert King ShoppIng We don't have (lay in the Casselberry BATMAN— to the fleet. for the country and told its own High in an open-aic address before tudent.'4 and factime to waste—We represent the Plaza, with a top-notch Combo, ItIu4lent.-i in China to come home.; ulty at Forest Lake Academy, a Seventh-Day Advenat JOhN DEATON New bu drivers are now till- +------- + - - - ---- - --- - - -- . fair public officials of this corn- "This Union," playing for (lanc.chonI, in Fore. City. • • • tt-aining to titan the inunity who want you to run for ing until I a.m. Sponsored by (let-going SAI(0N, South Viet Nam "The principle of sepae'ation of church and -4tata new buses when they arrive. public office. You are just the — R.5f bnmberi! 'vas good enough for our forefathera and E think it the South Seminole Jaycees Muse said the worst overright man for the post. pounded North Viet Nam just should be good enough for us today," he said. NEWSPAPERMAN— (A hitti through cooperation of Hibbard . above the demilitarized zone crowding is in the south cml of He also stated he is "all for lrmwerin the von' . dazed) Are you in public of. Casselberry, the club is located the county, mainly with Lime soThursday night while tactical ______________________________ age to 18 years,' a proposal lice? in the former Lott's Appliance t. S. homI-jer struck 2 time's e • which 4vans en thusiastically r. conditry schools. . BATMAN— Yes, we work for Stoic. insole the zone and allied troops ecived by academy students. Longwood ('eniuiciltnmw John I)catmi blasted the tou'ht httrtt just south of it. - The buses -ire 134-p iaier thr' Gotharn City police tr-ce. • + Uigh, speaking t r o in $ . • . • We ;trc crime fighters. capacity, but will ht able to eocil, meeting Thursday evening. for not "abiding by Mayor A. L. Wilson officially t;'uck" platform in front of tim. NE\'SPAPERMAN -- How M 1-; xi Cf ) ci l'Y -' F', - I-furs pi ihiry as recor d e d in the nmiliutes. filed Thursday as a candidate handle two to three tunes that !ts ()'.Vt1 1 - ti l eand •+ic1eniy ymnusiuiin, was on much do you make? "This council adopted motions requiring hiring ris-ane Inte'z lashed th northern for re-election to Sanford city many, as all the buses are rnitk1115 W$ O Orlando to tape a (Robin faints at this inquiry, commission, subject to the Dec. lug double and true runs daily. tul(l irmng of city employees be (lone by council and I shore of the Yucatan Peninsula 'thIVISIOU ilmw before catching The Spinoza book falls than $100 by anyone today, but the New Orleans 6 municipal elections. The buses were ordered ear- restricted expenditures of iiioi'e ri plane t o appear in West ground) without official approval of Veath.'r Bureau said there were In a statement to the press, Florida areas. tsuncjl," Denton slet-lan-ecj, 'fl(W it(liCatiOfls the storm's eent.r We Interrupt ibis program Mayor Wilson commented that IY last spring through the state In a pcceh in Winter Garden + hi1 chuirigit course and rnjht. It's :, tick with it!" Con trac t is ,'x '0 for a sponsor's announcement he had changed his mind about .school mis pool system which thither fl the inot'nrng, lijb I )t'atuni's explosive r&-niai-ks 111155 tatisi it.s it hea,jo,t for the ecuteil Tuesday ______________________________________________ not seeking time office ulgutiti , allows imiass purchasing LIt 1(1Wauthiuri.itme bLeste(i Kirk ":es )m()Iflflhiflg all 'I Iiw&'il timotion by I nuumeiltitarm 11.1 sif ('a in pechmany citizens huti' (il' l)lict hat, work on uissetu+ • .. John Burton IV .eut'l .f.eoies things to .111 p4!Uf)I. wi thout i'h'ase conic to the Rand "because so I.' igdnt' .1 inues w hic h died for + • reconsider titit' to tiling them hits l)(!(ti held U for to me _______ night. You asked Is ways at providing barbecue Saturday _________ t;anilile Roeers as a.45.)ciaLte -,iismw um (,)('.%[.A ( U Pt A IJL' I:i4, (,f a s&'eo,id to authorize l programs we ta to uUill nc tir9Jec." won't regret it. . . it's at the the vi hoyt' months becaust' of strikes. + I 'lice (hit.! If. I). Shinni to hire tlawii fir.' ilestroycil the ti) architect.s r .fesj'n the imew :umuis next. thuce time pending during o appoint one -Fthth Promised '' ------------ CICIIICfl ' + -. Elks Club. - . and now back uticIl '1) 0111 ULt 1.1 r it i-el tel putt-ui man utiti subnits- + unfinished court house-ias! ')tiiotex 'sir artcu1timre nnut'hi so and years man mn , he board Is, the slioti + tary ..chool ts.ia'. eausint art .i'ii f a hilt for iiit meat business." • . )'liitV + ,?flmifli)ld lie itate ani\'crIll ut' i'lit5 'stintttc,l l i4i,') p1 lae - I : i't- t'lity. who has + candidate Only other tIies ecause university prr. iIi1Ti u the i Plami Well, timings are BA'rMAN The it! i - , which ir' out t "II CS)tltit'il is not. Coimidate is there now. we're officially filed, to , , rains 'Ieveuipueig 01 -end rePretty tough h',rtl v after a.m. was (a niie.j dollar (ate Ity I4 scl,edtiled 1J lii- by Its oWli policy as itEarl Iligginbothum, 1 I ,.arciiin citrus md siricu1trying to hold down the millage missioner by stiff winds and burned out of he completed in -.4 months. 5 rii in the' iii mutes, let's -: - who will be UI) for re-election. lute What ant I saying? * . * scittil this policy. '('he same t-ontrul fii- hours gutting the iht! County C'umiinisiton a NEWSPAPERMAN -- 0 u r eittitt' mmigIt' story brick .struc- + It-' shtitll ru to apply all,'' Dellline with their anuunce's1 )Lelt ('rime fighters bring home about Camilla Bruce, supervisor at' ture. 1)rtl- four newly built Herald Index tout contended. registrations, reported to The with the aretmi uoueratln $ti5 per week. classrooms, protected by a fire- + oitnctlmun I'uul Iloiit-y BATMAN— Well, I'll be lion. Herald th at. numbers registering tects by studyini the needs for PAUL MA I0l tatt-1 his full agreulitene with wall, escapeti theblaze. - V.1111_ — are rtiriiiint' "above normal" the )UL a ULUC s(JU I% tS1 with Nip injuries were repat-ted the new court itilLe' by V!5ItUi1 Church directory + I ) t'itt I li 'S position. ___ . .. --_ +----------Gotta to last few days but "our office — racket. arm the side in neighboring Church court houses news 2 I' iPU Ii i I Chittiruiiiiii Percy is not nearly as crowded as It i n;'he ends meet about \V.SLIIN(;TUN A!' -ithIpecteil the Ia Cfa.,aieii ads have + Counties White waved his gavel — Well, should be." Tomorrow is the 2 fw 4 D.hons $ 32(I Ii,? ihk si'tvir'' vuiiits this tVP4' nil' ('flVCtRifi'. thun'nu thc'y chouhni pay ray price' uulati" if it ititatis musing the i'"iiti i'%'('tl Vi'lltS, lii Iii Pu I" 111115 t"uitmt'i-uil I bunt' ,,ovitIetI mitt a in - ('nSf of flit' I in-kel c,' soul flit! hiuhuptirn' !i,r all loitite' ii mt's on firo utukuw of (;,-a ink',', I'tinie'ral I'hnnc 822-2611 m' l25-ft3M pearance of an ugly Danny '?ffjo7 2fwl DEODORANT • ill .4 rooking chair awniting the arrival of the Snooper. Robin is reading Spinora's "Ethics" while' Batman is dozing, a cons' of ''Superman Comics" on his hip The door opens and in walks the newspaperman. At first apl)eat'an'(' he looks a little like Kirk Douglas, Hock Hudson amul a touch of Burt Lancaster around the temples and ankles. At closer glance he has the ap- 2 fw 9 PW&W 49c I{ Rit iil,tn and Robin are sc'a(ed j/' 2 1 COWAC CAPSULES i:i + ihr the' "fl" + - . hnotq R 'Sfnee' I am now rçonsihle' net ion of this infnr4 (1ty Camndin that for am hulance' 4e'rviee' ine'hid- rniinn recom eve'ry i'ffort o hive an a-ni. ing the o,ifh c"nd of the emt', and in average e'all k ?A, tmtane'. at ill foothill gsiulø lasti n an ave'm'age' of one honr he'ti-i in %t tinicipuil stadium," ;il) !v' re'ie\e'ed it , he .iehnl 1'm dill ln '1 that at iri money. We '.e'r,fflqf hive ri homrri'+ me'e'ttn' on l'hmn'4ilay, he' at the' 'ame' it lea 't I min + (met 1 :1 it' .i molter of eConomie's for titr' prior to the' i me, .mno$her Iwo hoitri of pliving time, phic inttr.flee enVer,ieq, ton. While' there is a 2 insurance another IS min u te' after 11 - ho, + I ' Seminole County (fll'kirc' the program starts a word t rctun ott;' sponsor: Don't forget that chicken hi;pthieiiie dinner at the Elks ('hmihi Saturday starting at 5:30 i rn sponsored by the' Semi1and parents. A band concert will be held . . - And now on with the' show. . fbi' iuiiitni of ------ • In p t of I-hnnr "''"" +" to man - f'Ue' lhti'v tire' fln I'mit'r vhe, provides e'r'iee', lIf,wevm'r :t' ' + + noi'lini ii alt haute' Is 'lhilq nil has iii tin ,nI hi, tim Iu,l:inee' "r''Iec', tkori now willi',i,t this -pr a vi' 'if Ill Iii, I he't flit' Ititlipil mimi tu st$p$II% hit' ,i''iqa, .ithiI q, Ith' It' I 'Wi' htliVi' uIttOIitte'Iy ,u, !4htf'hI'htI't 'i, itt ,liilInq is li'I liii, ittititi ,,icintv I emit inn of tq't tine ir,vnilvn'cl , Ii-icIun or ruift's with to pay In,-111111111111111-0. if '.a,ch 'sf ii ilifif. vat' tn,qim''. lug nit c'uirlt ito in'' Aim! I huh If pp,, unit'e'rmt only I, dne'sn'I ha-huh' flip' :i't,hit mimi 'Iino,tq mu(b, its 'III iicvj!Ie art' i'htiie' II III,. it ,mmf,i,hti,iii' k ,uhut Ity puptm iiifii i,i' in, I html iii, i jirovimhe'd wit Ii t'iio I n'rivl'rage' liv tilt' lireva ml Aiim fiiiPiiti('i' Set I iulnr uilchth ,n,n4iclit hay.' 'li'i' ill a n-os' cit Only • l pc'r ''Whiuu st' iItni', gutitiC' iwi, ,i sk nt'siiv ' + Wfl'H ,if ZtflHt'. ' .' 668-5631 causceuaa nea U$VA*V IL 1.1 MMór.d H.y 322-6321 HOLlYWOOD REDS-ALSO ODD [SIZI& KINGSIZLMALflTOORDERJ ALL AT FACTORY PRICES 2,wl i 644.4255 S. Seminole BIU 1NEW MATTRMIS aoxsINos. i Sanford &OIL 'I 1 merfillool of 1110"1111111---41 l Pwokw + the House and Sen ale calling for con struetlon of a center for schol sri In Washington as a mumurmi to President Woodrow $ SMOOTH oi 2fwl . . BURNTABLETS "(UwiF2 1 + 11 Mo.sIs SANFORD WASHINGTON (UPI) + 2 fw (L1J°Z) 1t1A1%AIrf AEROSOL ROOM WVVP%U DEC00 WZER Delegates Memorial + + •, DEODORANT AQUA NET Unit Names stUffs. 4 InhIiiti + + A hstat minute compromise, was negotiated when 11111 offered his (;ramk services, as a state qualified the ambulance driver, 4111141. .IIL.eI Memorial Post -. — 11 It STICK ow S PICE l 1''11•0 IJLU 71a DEODORANT B Village Arrested (MD1GARH India (AP) A Punish state government spokesman said almost 1,000 persons had been arrested in a drive against black-marketeeri and persons adultering food .?J MANPOWER .IVIM ..I vow — - Visibility Of Justice Is Reduced j N? , SMSLONMRS + 1INSHASA. the Congo (AP) The Congo has broken diplo mutic relations with Portugal and ordered all 16 countries maintaining consulates outside Kinshasa to close them. About 50,000 foreigners of many countries receive consu br aid and protection from the 3P consulalts mamtauwd In Lu bumbatihi, Kisangani, Bukavu, Luluabtiurg and Mutndi. The government earlier charged that Portugal was letti ng its neighboring teritory of Angola Lw used us a base for operations In support of a new lad for power by the exiled former premier of the Congo, Moist- Tshwnbe. I OLD SPICE 1 L_ -,.. 1 , ~ "o With Portugal 1,000 People JOHN A. Ml't)IKI flet'slil Spott Idftm liii-' Senmitmnle ii fiji, St'lmoi eleven will lie' gninij into ni'tinn r ngnin't St . S,uguqf Inc tonight n I * 4b C 4p* $ p.m. at Municipal Stniliuni Al a"1111% without Insurance m' amiminnec. fly L:%1(i('t '''e'rc going to have a stn• hmen we lnt left time iins. lion wagon ''Rh IlilciltInte strett'hmer'. ccssorie, such nm immic dim fhe hail tntted theft' Me.. plus the Net flint vr' liii' c,Inmpnfgn In i-ui Snimined ° a team physician at all of nut that ilatnriiiv -I1inin —+ the games," said Ati'ie'tfr l)ireefir R'alph Stumpi of Seminole high nnplflg newspaperman ofikinis hi' publishing their salnrfr. The secret plan to talk the ''snnopci"' Into nmnninc for public office getntatenfluIsninnivdI- ... - ~ Arm gmff OLD I o. r:p INDIAN headdress mail by Robert Bunnell, pas cubrnaster of Bear Lak Pack 230, was preserite by Bunnell to Allen Pm It Congo Breaks II I - Cynthia Bunnell and Mrs. Dam. nie Catron, den 4; Mrs. Mazie May, den 1, and Mrs. Arlene Smith, den R. Committeemen, announced by John Yates, committee chairman, are Ross Goodenough, advancement; Eugene MacGreen, public relations, and John Provost, Vernon Harrington, M. H. MeGaffigan, Roy Brogan, and Jim Murray, committeemen. Neighborhood commander is Ed 'Bishop and Ray Wooster Is representative. Coming events announced for the pack include a Wekiwa district training session for den mothers and dads at Orlando :;oo, Air Force Buiic, this Th ursday; Roundtable at First National Bank, Maitland, Oct. i'Z; Adult District Banquet at Cherry Pinssi Hotel, Nov. 1, reservations to be In by Oct. 25. Awards presented 'ient to Berry St. John, Jimmy Loving, Drew Donahue, Steve Jessie, bobcat; Mike Penland, Marty Williams, wolf; Steve Berkley, boar, and two year pin; Marty Williams, gold arrow; Donnie Derickson, gold arrow and four silver arrows; Teddy Itybicki, gold and sliver arrows; Doug Krenrcr, silver arrow; Andy MeGuffigan, gold and silver arrow, and Jeff Krenzer, Webelo. Receiving one-year pins were Roger Huffstutler, Dale Green, Donnie Piutt, Roger Scarsdale, Jeff Bunnell, .lcff Yates, Steven Viddler, Ronnie Owens, Teddy Bybicki, Jeff Krenscr, Steven Berkley, and Gone Gondenough. Adults receiving awards were Bunnell, Nelson, and Goodenough, cuboree patches. One year den mother pins were given to Mrs. Sue Manes, Mrs. Allene Smith, Mrs. Cynthia Bunnell and Mrs. Goodenough. Marty Williams re ceived a denner award, and Drew Donahue, assistant domier. ~ L. Seminoles Play Tonight No Ambulance, Insurance _.. By By MARYANN MILES Bear Lake Cub Scout Piu4c welcoTne4 its new eubmaptor, Alien Parmmitu, at opening of the year at Bear in Lake School. Piirmeutu walk Introduced by Bob Rutmell and Bruce Nelson, past cnbmsister and assistant, respectively. Special recognition was given Mrs. Chris Riddell, who has served as a don mother and secretary for the pack for the past five years. Mrs. Mary Krenzer, don moth er for three years, will take over the office as secretary. Other den mothers are Mrs. Maxine Gootkmnnugh, den io; Mrs. Dolly I)arlckson, don 9, with Mrs. Anna Williams assist- , I —I Bear Lake At I L" _- 14 .1 + S -+ .+-+- .-+..++ 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/. 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 06, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 06, 1966. 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Know You Fireman !.,..,1: .," f---. ", I- I= Seminole County I ~I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. . I . . . . . . 1. Any Way You Count It's . s on i I 114V an . . ' S. a oso* wwy. PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY RD. , • ____ .;--.;.;!;t.!~f_.;;"-;- .!;t,;.-,;!.";!~!;*.!;*;.; ....-,.11111111111111. ;*_........____ ;,; .;;,;,..;:.:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.:,..;.:;:...:;*.:.:... -, - ...... , , ,-, ,.,;.*. --:;:.-,%%--;-;-;-;-:-.-. -:;.;"' STYLE HAIR SPRAY T OV . LIPSTICKS I: I 6 64 . ;" ," , A TRAY I _1 MM akeMary,wugradUat- , Choi .4" ~ *IN &bool and pent two I ** yesirsIntheUS.ArmY __ BejoinedtbeSalifOrd flredepartmentlOye&Th • : 1302. leg SHard ,I I 00 C ..;..~.; - _. . -.- - - -;';:;:"!'!'!;!' - .:. POND'S VO 5 "FlESH START" CREME RINSE ;Af t. t Laxjs. I , .: $ ! , 11 .& I ! 7 A. ! 48* I !, - it I 11 11111" r ii If I , : g' t I "i I I ft. ry gft me II - U ;V " ..",I I lOOs , as ~ Fmililm ~ ~slet as In (LIU 1 C LAUNDRY SHOULDERS 1) at 1 98 Skin ance to the Ammican flag, hiotw7 of the flag, and the histmT of the "Star Spangled Banner"; send scrap books, C i . ; .. I C I ** •.-..... UT L' APEC Atti~mi *W lei us 1I' 4*u' "WW 4=AW SOLM I I . Wi,w TICK POWDER 1 1 1 1orto '°" ,; . TISSUE -.- ..-... RATTAN .. - - . . BOX - celen -- ______ , I . vases In a n.ty .f shap Compare at 1.95 ••-: S Compare of 79c .- 99 .1* # Compare at ' ) I #4 N INDIANAPOLIS. InaL (AP) An Indinne welder was Uwtkd for a bullei wound in the US remdbl after the flume CL! from his torch exploded a .22 caliber cartrifte. The cartridge was in a car tile *'r.idcr was wurkin uII' I SlaInleu D/1 MUS . C V Pke. of 5 LW79c (LIMIT 1) 8 G"d 114 66 . Afi A FA 9-2 OR-110%UAU001 0 -, 0 . , 4 ' $ / ROLLER ! SKATES 'T mDal _______________ .. - .0 . .. " .1 .1 , k- .*. %A _21 . .t I . - Chamberlin 's . . ., ~ I '. . 1. . ~I ,141 i ~ !. ii chools ugust . .'), ~ 11 I "', ~, e1 ,~IL I 1 ic- 41 ! . this is ,I flit3iS rs .., • iia --' Id . . . I :.." - h ' ret- hmh whiml aruult'nt3 going to in one year is "unfair" to prop- accepted with regret with let- building of temporary class, to his Independence h o m c been done previously. I Parents can probably look erty owners. tera of commendation to be rooms on the campus. Thursday. "However, if the student is for an Increase in the cost of school lunches this year, as • the price of milk go,es up. Milk 1 bids will be opened August 18 : at 7:30 p.m. in the school adrnmnfatrjtiofl office Also, some y , school lunchrooms " WASHINGTON (AP) It. white blooms, . and white theme of the wedding. event, low the break-even point last been stalled on special plat. was church rehearsal day for The White House will Tile 150-inember men and I S0111e We% ision canieras have ~ year in being able to pay their outside the church. No, decked with flowers in tll~pi~.~ nd may have to go up. Luci Johnson and Patrick J. I I boys choir field its final practice GOLD li%-e television ill be eve the of their wed. Prices of lunches are not the Nugent on session Thursday night. The permitted inside the church. t all schools They are ding. ciu'Illoneur, Robert Grogan, 26, s LucI and Nugent have attend- I ame: low as possible In order Following their rehearsal of Washington, was ready for ed a party every night on this lila hour-long concert of rcli CflCO ura e as many young- walk down the aisle, there's one last week before their marriage. . DOWNTOWN possible to eat a hot more dinner-dancing celebra. gious music on the wedding day. I a P0 s It was a Texas-style cookout tion tonight for members of the The shrine director, Msgr. lunch every day. AND Thursday night tit the suburban wedding including Luci's par. 'I'lionikis J. Grady has briefed I 40;11 ents, President and Mrs. Johnjust about everyone on what's Q. ' Rain finally forced everyone TO going to 1iapjii at time Roman Wo indoors after the hamburgers. Bridg .................................... 2A Behind the scenes, many perEURYTHINSI "._ . Catholic, double•ring ceremony hotdogs and bar becue fare had .' ' t .... SA sons wiff be working late into 41=_ that unites tile young couple. 6A-7A thenlghtto get things ready for , Awngthe totIuysti1 %%s Casual tylu. with the )uuflg Classified ads ................ I Saturday's high-noon nuptial , be the Secret Service and polico men in slacks. Western hats and Cold" ............................ 4A-5A Mass at the National Shrine of e~, responsible for aecurity precau. . red kerchiefs. I,uci wore slack1s. Crossword puzzles ........ 4A,-BA the Immaculate Conception and tions over a vast area on the ill 4 fulic)' culubiliatiun ut rvd Dear Abby ............................ 2A for the White House wedding wadding day. Tile threat of 4nd white polka dots and . Editorial page ........................ 1A remption to follow. Entertainment ........................ 3A Later the huge church will be remains. • After the rehearsal, the big /' Horoscope .............................. 6A decorated with bouquets of . ng tictail Is Inirty tonight will be a candle-lit _=~_ ~~ thimer datice given by the bride. T_;__~ ___ I DA an pot trees ews an Sports aiid equipment tom tIC IIWR groom $ parents Mr . and Mrs DA TV .............................................. kneelers will be marked and than 200 news media repre Gerard P. Nugent of Waukegan, lshopping ........................ 3A decorated with greens, ivy and PatliCk NugeD1& LIWI JObIIQD segitatives wimni till cover the Ill a s Now t i~ ig Da 1.k1i1". enting.111111111111 ..*,.. Stnford's Lakefront .. I MEDALUON .. %. APARTMENTS . '' _________ 22 1 I. 11 Herald CONDITIONING Aki If , _ ~4 DECORATED ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN APPLIANCES . COUPON uuo BOA w SCOTT 4 at. size ev Reg. 19c (LIMIT 1) 9 Good Throug h August 66 . I :V%ft - • 1f PLASTIC WINDING TAPE _____________ 0 . , _ ie atur ay Is Luci -- . W/n1M= 11'i) r* o ice ... . y_ r,1. pital, however, will raise the 1 110.91jital millage from 1.2 to ! 1.53 mills, thus bringing the I total milluige for county ex. 0 inn i .i - Value UUM FLUB ________ . ty government, including the I Port Authority, tit 5.3 m ills. ~ 1 he request for $9O,00() more for Seminole Memorial los- Ino ____ -..--___________________________________________ it IATMAN designs. Q I REGULAR 5 ur,nfeunce this morning, report..d the board of county ("I)lu)iiSMiOfl(.rs has held its milloge for operation coun. wood Names 0 V j)lt of Lo - ____________ is . UTILITY BOX 111111111 in____ V. . I t. - 1 5.95 EVEREADY • the commission has put into dom of choice forms at any ~istered at the !school which he M-hool -it S a-in. and being tils. Fund, nationally, broke the $30 could not be guaranteed $400 of Patrolman Robert Bailey Appointment was made by the budget this year." uiissed at :-15 p.m. Elementary school office or the adniinis- will attend. million mark for the second a month, if teachers are worth from $300 to $350 per month the county school board, Thurs. tudents who were in .ichool ' .ichuol .,itwjents will 6vo to ation office time in history and may be on that?" effectiv e Aug. 1. Bailey, who day. Roberts has been teaching County lust .whoul Seminole HST AT HOME at 9 a.m. and be diaRichey said that in the case new record with the way to He said the land Is being had requested pay increase to for 15 years. : and whose freedom of choice uiisscd at J:30 p.m., in moat KANSAS CITY (AP)--Fornier of students 15 years old or old rep n, Ameri- taxed out of existence and be retroactiv. to May 1, reIn other action, the board President Ila rry s. ,rrutuan, er, the student will be oases- Reason for the different can Heart publication reports. without the farmer there would signed effective Aug. 31. Busimur heard a report from Dr. Earl hospitalized nearly a w&'k with mitted to fill out his own free- smgnnlmemmts niuti are already hours to avoid overcrowding Seminole County's share was be no need for schools. He de. ulso resigned effective Aug. 31. Weldon, president of Seminole a n Westinal disturbance and dorn of choice form on the first reglStered, Richey poititeti ,)ut. of hum,4 :is much as possible. 00. clared a $1 million tax increase Both men'8 resignations were Junior College on progress - -_ --- ---.-of for -i routine checkup, returned day of sehool, if this has not -------------'------ - -_ 0 0 a Fidd" W _____________ so ___________ - REG. 75c 0 Excellent quality & firm worlemanship • Outstanding ouortmnt of Alexander, County ouhiuuisioii thairman, in a i 1 1~ z. 'a" ceived the oath of office from City Clerk, Onnie li Slnte, f l h s appointment and unanimous confimnmtion by the city council Thuraday evening. (Herald Photo) ol owing $... Contributions to the Heart to know why "poor farmers cil agreed to raise tile imlitry ceased. to f any mok. au STEEL • SIIINN, Longwoo(l'M flew police chief, re- - ____ of 2m 99 Swell fDTSPOITMEN MECHANICS ,. . - - and 'II) JIIOVe(I In other police business, Coun- placing L. R'. Eubanks, de. proud of the dedicated work first time should pick up free. form, the itudent must - INUM HOOD tihject to a public sit Ii a.m. Tuesday, v. 23, at, the County Corn. er in the court- .41 . - 1111 I TOP. * Grill raises and lowem to the desired h.ight prevents burning .• U&n't the ban after receiving iii It•: 11 - hea, iii Charles Roberfs 1 Named Principal - Especially contoured l HAMMERED ALUM. ; .4 C•lOf 95 . GRILL LEATHER WALLETS their well-trimmed lawns The commIssIoners decided II _____ 4.ft7 mills, or 8I first r ~ , . is Cam GIANT 25 CHARCOAL -amous Brand Choice Odor frose iiIilffliL' %__ chinists pay jumps as pr p CAR MAT PUM it 38'0 didn't Iwk right growing nexi to Washable • Sanitary - u , • . 'IN 4z, , for cup. , ii to i4L4. The ban was discussed after decorator , re S k . .. .. 3.98 ,; •• Produce Garden OKd By Council new VASES Hot Bullet - ! 1 CMt@l Clear Front / . : "., position. & ,.f . 'i S . .-I I - mounts most on your car with r ."W). ____ .f LIST 1 - COUPON n t C . 411 . DOG • ITALIAN 'fl-I 511I., ighbors of Sotirios Travios complained that his vegetables . ev __ min n at 1.49 i 6' large %UCilDfl cup. NO AUTO SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE. 1 49 resists 5 In missioners 1 a nywhere VINYL COATED shelved by the township corn- . I ents. ?" . . L.' Standard qualif ications and police clerk tendered their resig. few weeks since the resignation Include hospital, fines and forBig doings are coming up on standard state-wide require. nations to become effective of John Broderick from the po01 lice force was approved tit $126 cmforeement from $421,484 to August 29 with all civic clubs ments for teachers would elim- Aug. 31. banding together to honor one inate competition by 67 counChief Shinn's salary was set for each officer. mos of Sadord's The resignation of Court bridges to $911,8(m, up $40,320; t important ties for school personnel," he at $450 per month retroactive citizens. concluded. to Aug. I and lie immediately Clerk Roy Chamberlin effective general fund, $821,756 up $19.. Op 29 Democra- 118SUMed the duties of his now Sept. I was accepted with re. 021, and health department I (county share), $S,i,.i.i, UP Now, from the White House tic sthte•repreaenta'tive elect The oath of office was gret and, at I Prorarn and srhedut.* for ''mn'lr 13 uq Th r 'retjon eheduks 1 14,387. 0 comes the guideline figure of asked school board members if administered by City Cleric quest, the boar(l ordered an the olvning of 2:1 county freedom of choice ' form hazi : for m-hoot huses will he a s a "non-i they would give hill, af,surance Mrs. Onnic R. Shomatc, notary itudit, of the police department , schools on Aug. 29 have been been filed, he will not bo per. 1 pr-oxiniarL.ly flip inine as last tion begetting" raise. That is, that they would "roll back the public, when the mayor refuse(i records to be done by the city's the sume at .37 for the $78,. announced by Thomas Richey, I 982 budget and .50 mills will mitted to attend ich0l) ing mi age, i Auditor, Frederic Dunn-liankin in e verything e statelegislatu . ,. continue to be levied done, Richey 'mt)ha)t ectniomy :uid feasibilpenses. And, oh yes, airline ma- incased the state sales tax ura. Before announcing Shmun's 0 WinterPark. ne. • • . ital improvements. o osed . ' • . ., i, , t n iIct money ear-max heu for uPl)Oiihifllfl • i.iiflL fliliuC 01 C empiiasize(4 that in• . S The hospital budget of If fl freedom or choice torni by the med iators. SC,,00,5. comm 'It, fiu' instance, parents last effort to name Patrolman grade m uit be 000, up 90,00O over last year s six 13 tlieu, the student wiii oe as. ;t.ike,1 huit a xtudent e Chairman Mason Wharton Jack I.,. Bushor as chief of poyears before 1 $247,000, has operated at an t* Outside .increased deficit," Alexurider I and must present a state- ,1 signed tl~e school neurest his ,i.,isignvoi to it j.hool Gary Gibson, president of the and other members of the school lice and requested council to e is available. 'dio r--gulur bus i-un, the parSeminole High School Future board assured b1cDonald that confirm the appointment but nient of physical examination , also ; said, "and the bourd has caille'l but it will probably mean that'#!JiLi ,11 *0 ! rt!spunsihle for the by Farmers last year and a state they would "be happy and the bourd took no action on the a physician. Parents for the hospital trustees to I the student will mistj the fh-it' tt-,3"-iP0rWNon of that 3tudent vice president has called an fin- would jump at the opportunity request. On two previous ocniust have filed a "freedom of work to correct this situation." choice" form and re fist ed week of school, they (1(1 fl')t to and fr'mi school," Richey portant meeting of the chapter to roll taxes back as far as casions, the board had refused Alexander further stated, Charles Roberts, Goldsboro members for 7 p.m. Monday in possible, perhaps the student with the school to; elect to file the ehoic-P fo,.,,,. ! L_.x pl.jilleti. two or three to confirm Bushor's appointschool teacher, has been named "The board has studied every which they have been assigned. as required. School hours '-viii be the ,, the SHS vocational agriculture mills. budget request in detail since He zed that iijili t! 38 I-Ast year in most inprincipalof Hopper School, re Transfer students and those 1 building William hilbee of G eneva , Bushox lucked experience Juiie 15 and I lifli personally coming into the county for the tiori to filing the with 'unior high and • speaking for farmers wanted i Battery pow.d Compare . -1 . I .14- WMI. Cam ... ,..,1 . :. day 1) ___________________________________________________________ A move tu ban front-yard veg. - foam core and tough WnYl cover - helps prevent whiplash id from acc . .. . LIST 6.95 Polyurethane 4at grease etable gardens here has been - I SAFETY SIGNAL LIGHT PLASTIC s. trame ::.... LIME 1 phone committee for the event.. T IOU - : .. 1. LIST 49c 4 are co-chairmen of the tale. UWV46 not slip 40 Vinyl coated Welded steel - :: C .1 Viisis 4* Springs on Aug. 20. Miriarm ip. . Uamlin and Tequila Chesser 1*11 14 Comfortable C 0 0 Hand Washable 0 Won-Allergerlic SWill 1II S 101 ws to main life 5 6' long 0 Easy to use - i . Company plans to spend $10,000 cigarette and tobacco tax, *1. ' a, '. 1, = on office remodeling; Hill 1n penises to t,.83, he advised. coholic beverage tax, race track a $15 000 plement hits budgeted " Longwood has a new police chief -but after Aug. Total millage which is exand sweepstakes funds, expansion and remodeling job 31 will have no patrolnien. pected to be certified for the ~ MISS DONNA HOWLAND, datight~r of Mr. and Mr.A. Ben Nf. Howland, He further proposed that Ilorace D. Shinn, formerly of the Maitlund police and Miller Machine is planning --county school superintendents, public school system Is 13.97 8anford, as the "Sanford DeMolay Swpeth,~s-frl.," I will compete with other . to spend $5,000 on sprucing up principals, .professors, teachers department, was appointed chief of,othe LongNvbQd Police mills, up from lust year's 9.321 chupti r ewqthearts -tor -the.,atat* ' conclav'e ta. 1-11 at Hollywood. With 'Miss Howland'i photo, The Sanand others should be'stitte em-'* b.N~ Mayor'13. E. 13hick at meeting of city counp'iffhurs- mills, un increase of 4.65 mills. ' indication of confidence in the pioyes. Sthnda or H era ld in t rod uces its new Photo-Lathee Duo Tone process evening and unani Requests for an additional salaries for community and shows that a standard grades as in the mer- mously confirmed by the written for each officer. $185,000 for county ~,,overnment I (Iferald Photo b Bill Vincent, Jr.) lot can be done by "free enter- It system could be provided for board.Following the lipAdditional payment for 11am- operation was pared to $130,. ______________________________________________________________________________ ris&' without asking for gov- superintendents and principals pointrnent and confirma- ley and Bushor for 84 hours 000 addItional. Budgets which are increased ernment aid. for counties and schools . . . tion, two patrolmen and the work overtime during the last 0 ~ I 'S.. Made with CADDY • 4 12½" 141" :: FLEA & E11 i4C - d state. ment proposing that "nil 8(1Sevel Sanford merchants ministration school costs should d be provided for by state-apae - ., .1 DRAINER DISH arean .:. : : w , .. , mills from 16R2 mills, or in"rensf' expansion of their stores. City propriated funds, obtained from permit lists show Chase and state-wide additional sales tax, SIPHON PUMP ,_.,..,- "I', "', , W'RW'KV4" Sln ______ animously passed the $J commerce conference room. S sire _11111111111111111111111 "Novolving", .•.-:•: •: S Moody at Thanksgiving, Christmax and Easter, send cards to xhut-inm; and learn First Aid. "ParUdjte In these avities and I feel sure that your efforts will be rewarded with that trophy," she ussured the girls Mm. Luecker concluded wi th an invitation to the Juniors to attend the next Unit 58 meet inc when the girls who attend. ad Girls Sta u will make th eir reports on their trip to Ta1Ihas"e this summer. Plans also have been made :::..:. LIST " 'r & 1. J ~ All Plastic REST ? 1: d ring the yint will 1n xp ndltures , \TCV. , - _1 01 - '04 . Ai ' MATTRESS PAD . -. (LIMIT: I ) acing Durable Rubber 'T,shaped mat ideal for entrance ways, auto floor mat, etc. AUTO HEAD U._%.. If - ~ I comic books and bound books dMIM be aeut PoLni* dollar . ..' . ::~ .41 . .. . . , IWAIT 11 TOOTHBRUSH Rob . : '~ '. !j-! provides $1 lux* Custom r 0 GIANT I 0 OZ. Dr. WOM ROAM& ) er FOAM CA*iiIII . . '_: I -, rll~_ (LIMI't 11 Mod*ITR103 ( "I$flt' _______ rrie(l but well-mannered tax- i The loud wail that you heard payers, who gathered at pub- Cohn 99 'August 23 i ______ Thursday evening was not a li e hearing to probe the neceatest run of the air raid warnfor it 4.65 mill increase ing siren. It was the combined in county ad voloretu taxes for ' screams of despair of the pmp - the 1966-67 school budget. rt,' owners as th ey read the After hearing all those who 1 front page headline on the Her wished to speak, the board un33 aId - Seminole F nimlper cent Tax Increase." Intget, which lion S million in pa increases for A re vised plan for bcaut.ifi teachers and supporting school cation of downtown Sanford will personnel be presented at a meeting of First to be heard was a forth e Sanford Merchants Assocla- mer county commissioner, üon at 3 p.m. Monday at the non W. Dunn, who asked for Seminole County Chamber of ..a lot of fat trimming." If,. .'' . 1.. L _____________ _ ____ .. . . nitnistintion offices were hIII sdity with it-s I ed to rapacity + t C -s o burning, . __ ___ I Compare at 59c C urge UST 1St .i Household or Auto Full -- 11v DONNA F,S,rp,s v ODimensiams 53,4" vr 88 I41 -. C+ .1 . .crPbon. 1ack e. 1Po 0 Sturty metal condr. .0 .'amparst - 1 i volume control, play and S LIST 5.98 0 lus microphone. ear Hearing Set For School $$ 1 l( çJ1 . .. . .. .I . .. ... I.. -... z" - By DOTTIE AUSTIN . with our duties, leVs work for wo en to adopt the following schedule of participation in or- p phon IIMiIiiIIlI 12 OL LIQUID LIST 1.49 (LIMIT 11 that phy!" She encouraged the young - % gold color anodized metal & gloss construe. lion. Colors red, blue, • C 63 . '_ K.res.n. . Tube % . 1. f 1 , :11 , . . ___ , Question ____ HURRICANE . *.*. 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'.-.- .-, -- - , : ' --:. 1 .- Ir $'ntttnrh,rnfb . . . - - '.:-. . --*.._, .-- ,.• ixe - I' ' - -. • Plant Austin niluer, Notes Stump For Votes Mother Buried Lake Worth At Lakeland - - Nazarenes Set Hill ible School stroying four large buildings 1 4 I Youth Week Births news conference at which he anThe 11ev. Eugene Quinlan, re- houses In Cocoa, Daytona Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bishop, and damaging seven others. as the head Beach and Pnlatka for distribu. The Navy pilots sighted three nounced that Scott Kelly would Baby Boy, Sanford; Mr. anti members "Charlie" surface-to-air missiles within 10 be his state campaign manager, Mrs. John \V. Graham, Th1l)%' altar boy at tile Sacred heart, lion of the product In those miles of Haiphong but all three said his campaign was the sym- Girl, Ddllary; Mr. and Mrs. Church, said the 9 n.m. funeral areas of the state. missed, a U.S. spokesman said. bol of "solidarity, unity and Paul Morton, Baby Girl, Long- mass. The empty family lot was con• Business Brief No American planes were re- steadfast purpose in the Demo. wood; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Braien, secrated cratic Party." Baby Boy, Sanford; Mr. anti has no for the burial. The area ported lost Thursday. Catholic cemetery. Kirk, addressing an audience Mrs. James Burke, Baby Girl, Other targets included nine oil Colorful artificial flowers sat Installations. Pilots said they from the same rostrum used by Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Harold in vases on the bronze boadamaged or destroyed 59 High Monday, said he was more Poll, Baby Girl, Osteen. stones of nearly till the graves I)lscharges barges, 38 storage buildings, 'phIlosophically attuned" to the in the cemetery. which permits Democratic m e m b e r a of the nine bridges and 20 trucks. Patricia Shehanc, Roosevelt neither t o m 1) s t o n e s or McCInin, Linda 14. Bennett, North Viet Nam noted the see- State Cabinet than High. monuments. ond aniversary today of the High described himself as "a Linda Sue Pfeifauf, Margaret rlore than 500 frIends and relfirst American air attack on it fiscal conservative," and Kirk B. Dhllard, Sybil Myles, Frances atives caine to pay their last rewith a vow to defeat "U.S. described High as an "ultra Williams, Thomas B. Mhldloton, spect Thursay at the wake of ORI.ANI)O T. (Spl) the liberal" who believes that "all Clay Williams, Pearl Partin, 25-year-old Charles and Mrs. G. Lee Dairy today named aggression" and to drive Americans deeper into an "end- government exudes from Wash- and Charles Vining, all of Whitman. Forty four Nuns from Neals & Hickok, Inc., as its adless tunnel." The declaration in ington." Sanford; Elsie Rhodes, Dellary; the parochial schools Charles at- vertising agency, In an anthe North Vietnamese Commu- Kirk said everyone ultra Elizabeth F. Mathicux, Geneva; tended, anti friends and business nouncenient by T. G. Lee, pres. nist party newspaper Nhan Dan liberal or not should get I n- Rev. Billy It. Rigsby, Kissim- associates of Charles A. Whit- ident of the dairy. was broadcast by Radio Hanoi volved in the governor's race; nice; Iva R. nxon, Lake Mary; ntafl Jr., the sniper's fattier, "Vc are convinced," said to mark the raid by U.S. planes High repeated his contention Marcel Tart, Osteen. Lee, "that improvements in were among tile callers. on North Vietnamese naval In- that members of the Florida Whitman nervously wrung his dairy marketing strategy can stallations Aug. 5, 1964, after Citrus Commission should not hands during the recitation of pay big benefits at this time. • clashes between Communist PT mix In partisan politics. u..Ibrory (lie Rosary. while his mother, A great many Central Fbi-ittKirk called for a positive apboats and U.S. destroyers in the • sitting next to him, buried her urns enjoy the nutritional and proach to government and prohead in her hands and wept taste benefits of T. G. Lee Gulf of Tonkin. In South Vi et Nam, U.S. pilots dicted the current campaign milk and tlairy products. We silently. duniagwould be the hardct-fought in WAShINGTON (UP!) 'Ilie Patrick Whitnian, 21, his wife, l,eliuv that number can be inreported destroying or ing 607 enemy huts, 21 bunkers, the state's history. "The whole House has passed and sent to Patricia and .John Michael Whit- creased substantially by a and 20 sampans In a total of 455 nation Is watching this," said the Senate a bill that would let man, 17, stire(I straight ahead fresh approach to communica. tion with our customers and sorties Thursday. South Viet- Kirk. "No race has ever been the government accept the title at a crucfix. 260 more so clearly based on opposing of the John F. Kennedy Pres. Whitman received the full rites Prospects. namese fliers added idential Library to be built at of the Roman Catholic church on philosophies." "As the first step in our strikes, single-plane High, reporting on his brief Cambridge, Mass, the presumption that he was not communicotions plan, we reThe House acted on the men- in talk with President Johnson right mind when he killed ('ently added Jeff Singleton to Wednesday, said it was confined sure, The library will be oper. his wife tind mother and then our staff as manager of usic K4eet to the airline strike and Flor- ated by the government after shot to death 13 persons. tising, sales promotion, and It is completed at an estimated Ida's highway, pollution and The gray metallic casket of pulilic relations. The appointyearly cost of $225,000. servation problems. the former marine was draped ment of Neals & Ilickok cornThe library will be a repos. with an American Flag, that of liletes the formation of a proMr. and Mrs. Clell Rice of The Miami mayor said there itory for the late President's his mother with a spray of red fesaioniuil communications team 108 Hillcrest Rd., Altamonte was no mention of Johnson cam official papers and other historroses, with a crucifix and with that will help to strengthen our Springs, have returned from paigning for him, although the Ical papers. The Kennedy fam. a carl which read: "In by- ntiro sales effort." Montreat, N. C., where Mrs. President would be welcomed In fly has already donated his pa- ing memory, Dad and children." Neuls & hlickok, the nationRice attended the 1966 Presby- Florida "anytime." pers to the government, S C Six of Whitman's Ii 0 0 High said he drafted Kelly 1 al advertising agency in Orterian Conference held July 21friends acted as pall bearers lando, has appointed C. Lee to head his general election 28. Pigeon Traps for him. Gouchenour as account She is organist and choir- campaign and Kelly had fiC SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) _______________ tive for T. G. Lee Dairy. The master of the Winter Purl-c cepted "above personal consid' "Animal controllers" act traps 1 agency's appointment became Christian Church. orations." But High said there throughout this city in an ef- Popusation effectIve Aug. 1. The music conference was at- still were no plans to give Kelly fort to capture Its pigeon pop. WASHINGTON (UPI) The Ill acknowledging the up' tended by 800 people of various a post in the administration ulatlon, estimated at 50,000 to Census bui..'t predicted the apointment, agency President denominations, including Mrs. he Is elected. 100,000. An animal lover, 11. G. tion's nonwhite loIulation will Louise Touhy of Sanford and The mayor said he had been Plate of Willits, Calif., has of- increase to as high as 38 tuill- Walter C. Noals said, "We are Mrs. Ruth Anslow, the the Malt- assured by Washington officials fered the pesky birds a home lion between 1965 and 1985. ituleed pleased to be associateti that Florida's effort to freeze the at his l.300'acre ranch, But first This would mean a 14.1 per with T. C. Lee Dairy. Mr. Lee land PresbYterian, Mr. Rice enjoyed fishing and citrus tariff would get full con• someone must capture and cent increase in the number of and his associates enjoy one of just relaxing while in North slderaUon In future negotiations transport the pigeons to their nonwhite Americans, who nuni- the finest business reputations tind one of the widest circles with competlng countries, Carolina. new, suburban residence. bereJ 23.1 million In ________________________________________________________________________________________ of friends In Central Florida. -.. -- '3 We are hopeful that our of'I -.;. I I- --. I' ':4'-. . -forts as advertising profession,, p - • -• :;• ;.., . .-. uls will add substantially to -t-: -, u : -)-,J - ' -I - ': I '' '. . 11 • : i' 'j9 - 1. G. lee Dairy Names Company For Advertising Casselberry I - I - - - Kennedy Title To U. S. Episcopal Day School Opens Sept. 6 Ii,. M Attended 4 Guest Minister Speak At Deltona _________________ I - - 1 ___________- at -'' - ': . .-. '. . - -- - •'-- -. ' - , - - -. . • • (I ' - - V .. . , - ' •-' . - Boys Ranch Program Topic Tj _____________ ., ______________ "/- '" ' 4 .- .r'. .--- - ' i• ' ' - C ' • -. .•l-. - _______ - ... •.--- . ' '.;• ,•••,. . •. , II' -• •IMI • -. ' - ':. -• ••',• I • 1 .fIe1 -':j . -- - - ' ? "''•• ', J(f. Enterprise MYF Elects Officers - - d.. 'rt?-' -- - - -. --: "-i +I . - ' .tj 4 &... -'- •j : 'f! -:' p - -. ! '" p"' - ii tus. ui'i'ciii: iwcuis Thu Methodist Youth Fellow- . _______ 'I-_'---__ _________ # - . -'--5 g, I. -;-- . -- - __ ___ _____ _____ - a. 1? :i.t -,, !_''- ____________ _________ __ - - CENTRAL , !!Ii _______________ _______ ______________ ', Hardware Is Expanding A "woman's hardware store" appe*l to the housewife and well as outside of the huilding is in the making with new re- woman of the houø will be a which will develop into a long modeling antI expansion oper. new feature at the store when front, store building with aatlons now in progress at Hill completed. Name brands in- coustical ceiling and vinyl tile Hardware anti Irnplemc'nt Co., eluding Revere Ware and Corn- floor. The store will also be located at the corner of Third ing Ware will he among kitchen air-conditioned and centrally anti Oak Streets behind Chase and cooking utensils to be dis- heated. Co. Leroy Rnhh Construction Co., played on sale at the new cornB. A. Newman, owner stated plex. Other hardware products local general contractors are that a new hardware store will also be available, rebuilding the store which hi which will handle top name Improvements to the building to l,e completerl anti reatly for brands of kitchen utensils with are being done to the inside as grand opening on September 1. - - -'-I - F"LOItiJ)A Christian School will open private school Is located on Greenwood Drive, just north of Maitlund, and fronts several hundred feet _____________ on Luke Senilnury. Of early Anwi'kun design, it through the - eighth grade, TV Time Previews q/zLcq/tLi - FRIDAY, AUG. 5, 1966 Chri.4 Schenkel, Bill Flemming take place at noon at the Na7:30.8:30 p.m. CBS. The Wild and former Notre Dame Coach tional Shrine of the immaculate Wild West. (Rerun) Michael Terry Brennan announcing. Conception. Dunn returns as Dr. Miguehito Saturday, August 6, 1966 Li,ve!ess, the wicked midget I ii A. M.-2 P. M. CBS. Wed11 :.i A. M.-2::lO t. M. (Apwho Is still trying to take over ding Coverage. (Color) Scnttie ARC. Wedding Coverage. CalifGrnia as a kingdom for Lanahan will be special report- (Color) Society columnist Betty children, West and Gordon are er for a live report on the wed- Benle of the Washington Star trying to transfer funds to the (ling of Luci Raines Johnson will be anchor reporter for three state treasury, in an amusing to Patrick I. Nugent. The pro- hours of live coverage of the sub-plot involving tarnished gram includes the departure of wedding, the first marriage of citizens buying "respectability" the wedding party from the a President's daughter during from the governor, but Loveless white house and their Suht4e- his term of office in 52 years. wan' to get his hands on the quent return, after the 'eremoney. Richard Kid returns as mony, to the reception on the p. M. (Approx.) NBC. MaVoltaire, Loveless' 7½-foot ser- White Rouse grounds. Miss jor League Baseball. (Color) vant, and the pair are still quite Lanahan will attend the core- Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Clncina sight. mony, during which no TV nati Reds front Forbes Field, 8:30-9 p.m. CBS. Hogan's cameras will be admitted, and Pittsburgh, with Curt Gowdy Heroes. (Color) (Rerun) A report on the actual marriage and Pee Wee Reese reporting. funny and silly episode which afterwartis ______ fans of this show should love. 7-7:30 P. M.. CBS. SpeciaL, General Burkhalter (Leon As11 A. M.-2 P. M. NBC. Wed- "A White House Wedding." kin) Is eager to marry off his tling Coverage. (Color) Nancy (Color) Another special on the dow-ly sister, Frau Linkmyer Dkkersori and Ray Scherer will wedding. The network expects(Kathleen Freeman), and he h a s selected Kommandant report on the wedding events, official White Rouse films of Klink as the prey. Klink has including special features, dur- the wetitling and reception to fallen like a ton of bricks for ing the actual ceremony, on this have been released by this time, F r .0 u Linkmyer's daughter and other earlier White House an'l i.f in they vihl be included Lotte (Inger Stratton), and he ceremonies. The marriage will in the telecast. pur3ues his wooing of the wrong lady under Hogan's careful tutelage. 8:309:30 p.m. NBC. Sing Along with Mitch. (Color) (Rern FRIDAY P. *. 2:31) () Chtmion WrtIt 6:0') (2) Newscop. run) Tonight's topic is wishes, Charncitonst*ip Bust. In and the gang all sing along 2) I rc each in the musical production t'i Thtr X 6 Lt 5:1)1) (2) OiitIitw they would wish to appear in. 4:30 (3) Ituntley-Brinici'iy (4) at,rt I I ii) (41 9-l' p.m. ABC. Special. "The We th., LSW Croits (4) '' Gold Ring." An interesting and •Lfl ()) ''' Sport.a :0') T'.i %Veflerner beautifully photographed study I)) Loet In 5pet. )4J izel of a week in the life of famous :3t3 2i CoI1e,, Bowl 1nt Tb. < . IA'VVILDAT r. racing star Jim Clark; not just :30 (2) 'ernp Runrniiei 4:00 (3) eweope weet Ud any week, but the week last (4) t.øt'i GO to the 5 - 00 (3) IL.ink year in which he won GerRsces 4:3 1) () Glenn Reeve. Shoq ir i•,ng wttb 5:3) (3) many's Grand Prix. Various (3) NBC New. "mood" shots include his pre(6) New, with Roger Heroes (4) Uoan Mudd ) .tt1t1.&ni 1"amtly liuninary testing of the autorno7:1)0 (2) Sml1 WorI,I Went " bile in London, some outstaniOne Step Beyond tj,mer i-p:. ing scenes of the race itself, and (6) Centrs&i WiorlIa :30 2 Mr Itv,berts Shuwoss. t4) iovie his return to his quiet Seottih 7:1') 3) L"ttper (5) t"arniors Daughter hom'. Clark's voice is his own. 10:00 (3) The Man Frou (4) j:kls O1.aon U.N .C.LE. This Is another in ABC Sports' ('.1) HaVC QUa, Will Lwtitht Zon'i new efforts to do artistic docu. 11:00 (',)) Travel 2) New, 100 () I Drrfl of Jeannie mentaries on sports, humaniz6) New. (5) Donna Heed Show (3) NIWI Lug the players as characters 5:30 t2. Uct Sm&rt 11.30 (8) News in a small drama. (4) Secret .gsnt 11:30 (3) TQUIht - - - J 4/'eekend 1 - j3r) , '' - 10-11 CBS. Special. (Color) The first of three spe. cial programs on the wedding tomorrow of Luel Balnes Johnson and Patrick J. Nugent. Tonight's presentation will try to capture all the bustle and prep.m. paration of the "doings" before the ceremony. The 18.yeig'. old bride will be the firt daughter of -a president in (ice to be married Lu 52 years. harry Reasoner and Roger Mudd are anchormen. 10-11 p.m. NBC. The Man - (ruin U.N.C.L.E. "The Virtue Affair," (color) (Rerun) Ronald Long stars as Jacques Robesj)lerL'e, an obvious madman who seekt to destroy France's wineproducing vineyards. Solo and lllya Brave torture and the ship f the Ihiriwtt Memorial Methodist Church In Enterirlsu was z'e'orgunjzutj recently and now officers elected. guillotine to preserve the world They ui-ti Carolyn Watson, front this unthinkable vatastro. phe. A bit grisluy In spots, wtth president; Ama'tte 'utson, sec- lllya as a human archery target, retary; niuti Patsy I.ong, treas- MsIa l'owurs sLid Frank Marth u icr, o•st4ir. Thu group held Its second 10 p.m. 'l'o conclusIon. AiR'. meeting Sunday with Forrest Spe-1al. College All.Star Grnu. NuLt presenting an interesting Thu 33rd annual playing of this luogruim. Game's were also en- pro•amateur e'lassie will be jiiyed. teleust live from Soldier Field 'l'hey plan to meet each in Chicago. The outstanding seniors of thu 1965 football sets' church for their regular I4YF SOIl meet the NFL champions, session. the Green Bay Packers, With -: - --------- -----.5- 1•- 1:00 (2) Sat Night Movie 3:30 (6) Face Is Faizitliar (3) Hollywood 10:1)0 ('1) iIss IJ5 omitu 10:30 (5) UtC Scope 11:00 (3) News (5) 1:00 (3) News Word LOS (2) L'.Llly ______ A. e. 6:30 (6) Sunrise Seazester 7:00 (4) Uruwer's Aiwanao 1:s ts News 7:30 t6) Wonderful World of Brother Buss RFD SlttI-Flurtd& 8:00 (3) Across the Vent.'. (4) Capt. kangaTuo (5) J( 1:30 Ii) Uurus ai4 Mica (3) i-'l.&ueL S'atrul Legal Notice ______________________________ o'r' use hereby givusi pur t', - t L"i,i:tt t)ecr.0 ,f t',rei'Ioaure 'i -..tul .tugust 3rd, 1386, thu eI)tureI Iii Ch,,I),:ery Ca.ie No. 14057 or the Circuit Court of the Ninth JudicLel Circuit Ia anuS for e1'su1u County. Slur- 1:00 (2) The J.isons (i U.ckt. and J.ol. .n. whei- uiii wis'r SlL'I3 OCt < 5.30 ('3) Atutu Ant (5) Tua.tlu se'ace Aulel 10:00 3) Secret Squirrel (6) Mighty Mouse (4) S'ury Pig 10:30 (2) Under Uug (I) Lassie i'j Tb. tIsattes 11:00 t3) Top Cat (4) Toni cud Jerry Casper Cartoons 1110 (3) Fury Qutk Vrsw MoGrew (5) SisgItis Ocu-Ul; 11:0 (2 Jr. Achiey.ui,ui (8) $k King (5) Uug. Bunny 13:30 (8) 'l'he Tezau (4) Ltuus the Liontteerl.d (5) Miltu Tb. Monster 1.00 (4) Major L.esue tIase ball ts sea Sinai (S)b'tloks (4) Adv.utur. 'Vh.atr. 15) Amertosa $sattslaatt - -1 o- l.2It.L S.%'tNUS .Ni LO.tN .S4)' &)('1 t'i'I') Y')M1( ''rn. I l'IJ.IIItIff. eIiI S1DV 1). WAIt[ tNt' MRY M. W.tltt,', his wife, are Defend:11*1*, 1 wIll iou to the highest .ini hunt bidder for e,.sh t th. frut Jt,or of the Suatinule Coutity Courthouse In S.inford Senaltiolu County. Vturida., at 11:00 u'ei''k .. M.. on the 32nd utay of august, 1946, the fOl. towing 'iicribod pruperty s ..t forth in said Ftn&t Decree, to-wit: Lot W. t)tKLANL) S1!LLS accur4ln Ce the plat here. Ut 155 teur4ed in l'tat øuoit 13. pages 83 and 14 PubIlo ituct-r'Is of 5.-iiiituIu County, x:w - ,trthur IL. Uoc1wLtb, Jr. ('ivi'k t the t'tu- t ut Court Sty: t'onne M. M.&r.s 1usUty t. lork Irving N,thgusuu t Lst.ttlurue) I. 0. tIo* 66 t'uu4, Florida I'ubtish S. LISI -- PLM'-22 _ H -. -- ' _ / - ------ - tb- -. -. . r-' t.. -- - - .ui-isrrw*.s-,--- -.--- - - - -------- -- -S - I __,_._ - ________ ___________ - -. - _,•,___ -- - - -- -- - •,-_-.- _______ ______________ --- - -• - - - - - / g - (5) L4WTVflCC WeiIc Movie 13:00 (6) Movie ---- - - , r L. 3; - Planned In 4..4. I-los high and Kirk - Hill Hardware On Oak Ave. Is Remodeling - Departing Pastor - .. Reception Honors 1 - •_ I4lI Mctivlhes 5' ---,-----_L___ - xoansion Plan Late Mary Plans Youth SilGC)N, South \iet. Nnni -_________ (Al') -- U.S. 1152s bombed the demilitarized zone for the fourth time in a week today, then pomuh'd two North Vietnamese posit inns close to the Cambodian border. The bomt)e i-s si ruek before dawn at. North \'iet namese millI rat ton routes, suppiy dumps i'cpnnslon of office ares and and gun positions in the buffer wnrs'hnt,se fnclIItls at the Nehi 7OflC sepat'at lUg North and IIr,tt!ini Company Is progressSouth \'iet Nam. I og and hnulti h completed by In two more raids only 2' Sept. 1, neeor(ling to Clarence miles apart, other ll2s haml. McKee Jr., gerwral mnn• -J mered at the Chit Pong Moimtiger tam lair (hi North Vietnamese IIi'. soft drink plant located regulars four miles east of the at i$O Pecan Avenue, when reCambodian frontier. niodeifog and additions are The latter attacks apparently (otnp!ete, will linvt, 1,320 feet were intended to block the of siu'w nlr.condltloned office North \-ietnanwse from pulling pa t n and a 8,300 feet wsre back into Cambodian sanctuary. — t)f)1I" area addition to be useti - __ ;. A force of North vietnamese for storage. ___________________ -: army regulars had engaged I T'u' tifflce will Include the 1 U.S. infantrymen and cavalryfront office, manager's office, men in this central plateau area saks room and a conference in a series of short intense ' room for sales meetings. When fights earlier this week. ('UhlipIPled including the older Nehi Bottling Adding To The U.S. command said the building area now in operation -__________ enemy broke contact with 10,000 total plant area will include men of the U.S. 25th Infantry •I. a total of approximately 20,000 111 and 1st Ca -a1r', Airmobile. DIpita! sqtuirt' feet. visions 25 miles southwest Of 'I'll,, plant has been located on Pleiku City Thursday. P('(ifl Avenue since 1960 antI formed a corporation in 1983. Elsewhere in South Viet Nnm, only scattered, minor Clarence E. McKee Sr. pre. was TUUI1SI)AI', AUGUST 4, 1966 - ) there ceded McKee Jr. as president of ground action. Admissions the company. Jim McKee is In the air war against North Matlldn Wynn, Charles Pd- 41 svert'tary.treasurer and sales Viet Nam, U.S. pilots flew 83 Icy 111, Rufus lUcks, Cnrmn I1AKI WORTH Florida's (AP)—Clrnrli's mantiger of the present corpor hampered missions LAKELAND (AP) weather Jean Bishop, Theresa linker, Thursday Including a raid on hard-campaigning gubernatorial Michael Ilontwright, Clautie .1. .Toseph Vhitmnn and his mother atlon. l'opular soft drinks, including the northeast regional military candidates, Democrat Robert LnFny, Sue M. Jackson, Rob- -ere buried today in hillcrest headquarters 24 miles northeast Kilhg High and R e p u b Ii c a n ert II. Williams, Louise Saud- Memorial Park at West Palm BC Cola, I)ict•Rite coin, Upper Ten, and Nehi orange, grape, of flaiphong. Claude Kirk, stumped for votes ncr, Richard Goeras, anti Lube Beach root beer anti strawberry finNavy pilots from the aircraft Hell Oglesby, all of Sanford; Ills mother, Margaret Whit. vors are among beverages procarrier Constellation attacked in Lakeland Thursday. They Holland Vilson, Enterprise; the headquarters complex with didn't run into each other but William A. Marticke, I)eltona; mall, was buried alongside of duced each <lay in the producBetty Poll, Osteen; and Francis tier son who slew her and 14 (ion Plant at a rate of 2 botrockets and 500. and 1,000-pound their statements did. other persons Monday at Austin, ties <.1 beverage a minute. The bombs. They reported dcnigh, speaking at an airport 1. l'ezoltl, I)eliary. Neil Corporation also has wares Tex. Shown In New I..I ernornst rnans ioyaity unaay SI. Andrews — Growth Of Nehi ' decisions that are ecmsliitcut by granting permission for with our Christian convictions, postmortem examination and - The serving table was overor at a house-warming at the new arsonage, 105 and the result Is that the the use of certain parts of the laid with a white linen cloth Lake Minnie Drive, Park Ridge, of the Lake Mary funeral of $ Christian believer body such as the. cornea in eye and centering the table was a Church of the Nazarene. Women of the church kL - Is hardly distinguishable from GUESTS OF HONOR were Rev, and Mrs. Bernard Harkey and children, floral arrangement of pink car(Herald Photo) were the hostesses. that of an unbeliever. Let us The Christian funeral should Alan and Sarah, at a reception at Christ Methodist Church, Rev. Harkey nations and roses flanked by _______________________________________________________ recall our Christian belief con- be a worship service. 'What fin(Herald Photo) served for two months as substitute minister. crystal candle holders and pink cerning death and make some er climax could there be to a life that bus been lived In plans ahead of time. First, what do we believe trust and service to God? As I I iii I I. r I bowl, with pink rosebuds floatlive within the context of r about death? We believe that we Others attending included The Woman's Society of ing In a block of ice. Homedeath has been conquered iy the Christian faith, let us die Christ Karen Waggoner, Mrs. Mrs. Christian Service of God In Our Lord Jesus Christ. in the same confidence offering nod Mrs. Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. service on the first Sunday of made cookies were also served. Methodist Church made plans Arlene Somerville, Mrs. Hazel fl MA YAWN MILES Members of the congregation W. believe that as His follow- tO God His due praise and T e Be r Luke Methodist George Emig, Mr. and Mrs. the month starUng Sunday at and other guests attended the for a reception to honor the ,lnhnson, Mrs. Hazel Vorhalt, His vie- thanksgiving. Although planning Rick Teeter, Mr. and Mrs. Bry- 8:30 a.in. Ii era we will share in"And ibers are affair and voiced their appre- new minister, Rev. Don E. Mrs. W. L. fliers, and Mrs. God grieve at the death of loved Church meni Communion will only be ob. 1 tory over the grave. Sept. inday on Mrs. Dick on Brown. Mr. and clatlon for his faithful service. Reynolds, and his family when Carl Bradbury. served at the 11 sin, service raised the Lord and will also OflOS, we also rejoice and give a Loyalty Si the August meeting was held ces will meet this C,ib.ions. Mr. and Mrs. George once a quarter. raise us up by His power." thanks to the Victor of every and commltt Monday night at the church. Irand Mrs. Harold 1 (1 Cor. 6:14) What will the contest. The spirit of Oliver Saturday at IB p.m. at the home Hall. Mr. The Commission on Educaresurrected life be like? Paul Cromwell should be the spirit of &lr. and ?irs. Grant Mueller, win, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan tion will meet at 7:30 p.m. Mon,N tells us In 1 Car. 15 that we of us all. As the old warrior 733 flverlook Drive, Bear Lake. Tompkins. U° ;::i day and the official board will recommendation Ft1iowing a are Salmi Leo ILL Lrs. LU', t.& fli PI LLL4IVU Me. and will be Individual persons with lay dying, surrounded by meet at 8 p.m. at the church. commission on worfrom the Pledge commandand Mrs. Eloise Nielmeans of expression and ident- weeping friends, he raised up co.chalrmcn. 'om On Thursday at 8 p.m., the Holy bold pastor will ship, the Whipple. there no one who er s Glenn 'h life secretary son, spiritual IfIcatIon. The resurrected body to cull, Woman's Society of Christian Communion at a special early Mr. are captains Serving as read the scripture and closed will be like this body and yet will praise the Lord?" • • Service will meet at the home the program with a prayer. different from it. We affirm . of Mrs. Harold irwin at 136 A believer goes at death the Mrs. Jenny Runnels, president that Grace Boulevard, Altamonte presence of God, Who Is to the presided over the business meet.Ri- MARYAWN MILES By DONNA ESTES Springs. U our eternal home. if this then Vacation Bible School will beSteven Shoaf will be In charge ing. She announced that Christ Is our faith about death, then of the musical teenage night Church will host a joint WSCS gin at Lake Mary Church of the the funeral should be determin. azaiene Monday from 6:30 to starting Friday at 7:45 znd each meeting in November with First 1? ad by this faith and It should p.m. and continue each evenFriday throughout August at Methodist and Grace Methodist. witness to this faith. 'I St.. Andrews Pres b y t e r i a n Refreshments were served by Ing at the church until Friday, ' But what Is a funeral? Ii It the hostess, Mrs. Nielsen, fol- Mrs. Carole Jaques, supervisor, Church, Bear Lake. * an opportunity to exhibit our ha announced. The theme of The teenagers are asked to lowing adjournment.. waá grief publicly? Is It a gatherthe school will be "Christ For bring their musical instruments lug to pay our respects to the Our Changing World," their voice to join in the or deceased and to eulogize his Teachers will be Mrs. Ann sing-out at the church. good deeds? Ii It an occasion Greer, Mrs. Roma Laster, Mrs. At present Shoal Ii a student By MARYAI4N MILES to dliplay family wealth In a ii Linda Bedient, Mrs. Evelyn Rev. Arthur Edwards will at Orlando Junior College and j costly casket? Surely these do w Green, Mrs. Lillie This, Mrs. conduct his final service at For- has majored in music. All teenpril not adequately describe a Mary Pew, Mrs. JoAnn Louderest City Baptist Church this agers in the community will be Christian funeral. Dr. E. D. milk, Mrs. Marlene Bard, RichSunday. Rev. Edwards, his welcome. Robertson reminds us, "A ard Ransbottom, Gene Greer wife, Janet, and children, Carol funeral is a worship service." Saturday ut 2 p.m. anyone and .1. W. Griffin. Pastor Is and Jimmy, will leave Aug. 8 znt.eresteu In leariung w wuvi Everything that takes place : Rev. A. E. Green. By Jane Casselberry for New Orleans, where he will ski will be given instructions should be coniitent wtth this '' Ia An action packed Youth Ac- On Saturday, Aug. 13, a sack continue his studies at the New by I C. Tinsley who lives on principle that we worship God. tivities Week is planned for lunch picnic is scheduled at the Orle!Ins Baptist Seminary start, The Word of God Is central. Bear Lake at 6618 Linneal Casselberry Community Meth- church and closing exercise, ing in September. L?N HisWcndtoourneedlsthe . Beach Dr., Bear Lake. odist Church, Aug. 14-19, wIth with crowning of king and A reception was held for the of a Christian fun. strength Rev. Fred Guthrie, pastor of Rev. Joel Eenbry of Christ queen will take place Sunday. .'. Edwards on Wednesday follow,,. .' eraLEulogizlng should be done Th2 church bus will run on the church will be serving as Methodist Church, Orlando, as r 'A ing the prayer meeting. with restraint, with the main the zegular Sunday school route eniphaIe on the grace of God They were presented with a director of the Senior High guest speaker each evening. each evening to pick up stuo Longwood completed its evening VaRev. Delmas Copeland, pastor Conference at Florida PresbyFIRST PENTECOSTAL Church gilt of linens. The pulpit cornas anifested In the life of dents for the school. of the Casselberry church will niittee consisting of Mrs. Hat - terian College at St. Petersburg, ' deceased. The minister should cation Bible School with ceremoriies in the church and parents' inspecbe the song leader. Heading tie Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Aug. 8-18. The theme is "This the committees for the week lents. First photo (left to right) shows tion of crafts projects of the stuc Wailer Hoberg, Glenn Hubbard, Company of New Men." ' apply the truth of the Scrip. are Alice Harris, publicity; Dinner Canceled WI1Iim Miiam, Sterling Copetures to their personal need. and Herman Hutching (seated) Mrs. Drummond, Lee Burges \\ arren The Southern fried chicken Marilyn Messick, food; Jackie land, Thomas Cox, Ralph Green As worshippera we particidinner scheduled by the Ladies McCiain, er.tcrtainmcnt; Sandy and Clinton Crawley are interpat. In the funeral. We are not Mary Reid, teacher, Dolly Keigi ns, Pamela Hays and Mrs. Gertrude Auxiliary Porter, decorations; Jeff Macof the First Penteviewing several Baptist minisdust observers, but. participants. Leod, clean-up; and Bonnie costal Church of Longwood for Thompson teacher (standing) with wall plaques made by the junior class. ters. Some denominations will have Relker, worship. this Saturday has been canceled, There will be a board meetwriU the congregation iolninaireMiddle photo is of the nursery cLuss with Mrs. Nancy Drummond, teachTheme for the week will be Mrs. M. L. McDaniel, auxiliary ing, Wednesday, Aug. 10, at 7:30 "Be Thou An Example" and president has announced. p.m. at the .churcb to recoiner. Children of the class are ,1oh n Burgess, Teresa Hayes and Jerry Fab. a' an Affirmation of Faith, or in theme song, "Give of Your mend officers for the various Date of the dinner when It Is singing of one or more of the rina with their coffee-can drums. Best to the Master." The teen department with Mrs. Evelyn organizations In the church. rescheduled will be announced. victory hymns of the Christian That dynamic duo Ken Mil- _____________________________ Faith. At no time can the NcCleary, teacher and their wal I plaques are (front row) Vicki Smith, Christ Episcopal Day School ler and Dan Casselberry, youth , words of the Creed be pro. in Long'wood will not open un- directors, have served as adWe Offer Janie Lott and Brenda Lutt and (standing) Ronnie Reid, Bud and Melisclaimed with such faith, "1 betil Sept. 6, according to Mrs. visors to the steering commitOne Of The x lieve In tke communion of the sa Burgess Ralph Stevens, director. tee, which has planned differ.sT'EL saints; the forgiveness of sins; Largest S.hcfions There are still a few vacan- ent types of meals and enterthe resurrection of the body; Of Fresh Flowers, cies and anyone interested in tainment for every night. Supb Sc and the life everlasting." We Plastic Arrangements, enrolling their child in the per and fellowship will begin pray. We praise God for His at 5:30 p.m. everyday followed Etc. In Central Florida kindergarten may contact the goodness in creating life and by a meaningful worship servchurch office. Transportation for His grace to the person ice at 7:30 p.m. SANFORD can be furnished if needed. iwu who has pused on. We thank By MILDRED HANEY The opening night will feaFLOWER SHO' A combination of the MonBim for His triumph over Rev. George B. Owen, mini- tessori Method and the stand- ture a "sack supper" with Cor. L lit & S.sf.rd A,.. 4*P deuth in Christ and for the ster of the United Church of ard pre-school readiness pro- everyone asked to bring sup322.1 $22 7T 3223452 confidence' of everlasting life. Deltona, is vacationing during gram will be used. Father War- per in a suck and the beverage we pray for His strong cornAugust and guest ministers will ren Thompson is the new head- to be furnished. i's. fort to those who mourn. We A covered dish supper on conduct the services In h1 place. master. ii*tCVt'CdC for all in need of Monday will be followed by a This Sunday, the guest miniMrs. Charles Pasternak, a his steadfast love. It is a worater will be Rev. James A. registered nurse with experience l.outensenny and fun skits. Attend ship service, and we gather Sloppy Joe's send Chips will a Stewart, pastor of St. Andrew working with children will join not so much to mourn the dead United Church in Sarasota, the staff as a teacher In train- be served on Tuesday and as to confess our faith in a . services there will be a talent show. one of Florida's newest United ing. living Savior. In worship our . On Wednesday there will be Churches, founded shortly after Mrs. D. C. Fink and Mrs. 1 grief is healed and our sorrow recreation and a weiner roast the new church in Deltona. His William Cramer will serve as t&cwee/€ comforted by the Lord who at MeClain's beach on North topic will be "The Presence of teacher aides. Mrs. Jesse Hino; made heaven and earth. Lake Triplet Drive followed by God is Dangerous." Certain questions arise. (1) son is a new member of the a campfire worship service. ... "our own Guest pianist for the month board. vw1n1 Whore' should the funeral be There will be a "grab bag" will be Mrs. William Pozzo, who held? Ordinarily the service of social Thursday and the showrecently settled In Deltona. of a Christian should be in his ' ing of an outstanding film, Newcomers send visitors are s: church building. This is when' i "Without Onions." always welcome at the United -we are baptized and confirmed A spaghetti dinner will be worsI ,p Church, which Is a member of or make confession of our served Friday and surprise en the United Church of Christ, , faith, where marriage vows tertaiinment will be presented. the Denomination formed in are made, when we break the The Christian Victors sing. 1t)57 by the union of Congregabread and drink the cup. it ing group will sing on Sunday By MARYANN MILES tional Christian and Evangelical makes sense that the final and Friday evenings and Jim Another of the special Wedand Reformed Churches. eurt&ily service be In the sanenesday night programs at St. Edmiston wIU be soloist on tuary. (2) What. about '1view. Andr.ws Presb7tsrlan Church Tuesday. log the remains"? This is not invitations have been exin Bear Lake will be held this a part of our worship to God Methodists Plan tended to churches in the area week at 7:80 with John Lynd, and so the cuakut should be to take part and all young p.o. director of Edgewood Boys Jept. closed in the church. Ice Cream Social Ranch near Groveland, as guest pie are welcome. I Viewing may he dune set the LJJ speaker. uneral home before the aervy IUTH DAVIDSON Re will speak on the imporce. (B) 1. an expensive casket •ufarb traIb — Ti Bethany Circle of the YhrgisI. P.res tance of keeping open of lines 5 reajiuct to e.bi$.b,4 Ds*i ezcsps SmlFirst Methodist Church of O'ie. F. 0. bea 1214 . a—. the deczweaitid? God is not. lengaW&. 5 . do wIU •erve ice cream and communication for maIntaining -a t pressed by outward array. The cake Sunday at 6 p.m. at an sound relationships between the Nees KM Tb. SsaIr Bi4. I. C1, simplest of caskets is equally TE $4114 old-fashioned Ice cream sociaL youth and adults of home and vee *vs.. asafest, r&community. S. -:!g*1 appropriate as the must . IIII. There is no set charge but doEdgewoud Boys Ranch proelaborate. Many churches proI.t.* C reel.s. nations will be accepted. 1S4$$1 at Iseleed. ISa. ;'ide a pall which covers the There will be a softball game vides a Christian atmosphere prior to the social, starting at for "first offenders." _____ casket and reminds us that in bL.rrIpd. Zat.. by Csx. Sophie Hp1. the sight of Cud all are equal 5 p.m, and a songfest will ful. The public is invited to hear y w. .ai $U44U the -. / 'ha death. Sometimes nvnIuria1 low the affair. j August 5, I Pound Reds On All Fronts - B52s . : By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON • Rev, and Mrs. Bernard Her. ' -. .-. key and children, Alan and -- -• Sarah were honored at a re- cepUon held following the morn. ing worship service Sunday at . Christ Methodist Church. - .. The reception was held In ap -. - predation of Rev. Harkey's r ''' - .-' tine work during the past two - '• ' . . -.'". . months, while filling In for the new pastor, who will arrive •. - .--.. ' -. this month. . They were presented with a' I .-' - . gift of a beautiful set of Pray-* Ing Hands book-ends from the - '.'., e, . .-•---• congregation. 'c'l• - -: Making the presentation was ' • ' ' James Runnels, Sunday School sunerintendenL RIV AXfl MR A l. green were ruests of hon- gifts to a church cause near By 1ev. Thee. H. Mikia the heart of 'the loved one are sreh Of The Covsaaat Hardly any of us ilk., to In order. (4) What about creof think about death. Probably inatlon? This Is a mattsi only a minority of us have personal preference. It Is not even discussed ,snguments Inconsistent with the Christian with our minister or anyone Faith. Some desire this bealas. It usually comes with cause of less expense; others such a shock wave of grief prefer the more trandltionel and bewilderment that it , method of Interment. It Is in difficult to think clearly or to keeping with the Christian Some- spirit of concern for others to make decisions 'wisely. times the .àiotlons of me 'mo- remember that valuable service mint ceep us from making can be rendered to the living I u:.. ,I, S ' - 1 - - �I t . - -, - . ...---. - - !: ItlI r___• _.-- . -. . - . -. - %t - * - - - . .- . ---. - ' .- - . . . ----.- si - -* - - ---- - -- - .--_—,--.-.-'- rIlir.L us. luJJrIt.ejso,., S p - Pag 4 — AngnFt 1, 196 unturb rruTh stir — Ir I - 1L_tI _ ----.---- -.--- -H-- — . • _• !! -- - - - - _,______ -1 . . —7 . i, ,, . -- — - — - .. -' - ---' -- 'r- '' 4 - . ---- - 11 1 • 1IIIL EXPANDINGNETWORKOF NEW STATIONS OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUII1TIES I Al - '1J ONE OF THE PANTHERS who will be familiar to Florida football fans is defensive end Bed Daw- pound gridder are head coach Perry Moss (left) and defensive couch Jack O'Brien. in the back- the Florida State Seminoles. Flanking the 6-3, 240 • . i , i i press box recently added to the Tangerine Bowl. ti I 2. Martha McDonald, 3 Kim Roberts, 5. Terry Hunter, Mon!ca 0111ff; 25 flack—i. lisp py )eas, 2. Martha McDonald, 3, Ten' Hunter, 4. Monica 011Susan Schirard, 6. K1n Roberts; 25 Fly - 1, 11aipy fleas, 2, Terry Hunter, 3. (tIe) Kim Roberts, Martha MeDonaid, 5. Monica 0111ff. 6. Debbie Reagan. 10 And Under Girls: Medley Relay— 1. SSA 'A' (Marchelle 0111ff, Anne White, Cathy White, Kathy Kileline), 2, SSA 'B' (Neil Tucker, Ann Crowe, Kin Johnmon, Gail Crumley); Free Rcla'.. 1. SSA 'A' (Gail ('runtIcy, Marehelle 0111ff, Kathy Xi1 dine, Cathy White), 2 SSA 'H (Mary Neil Tucker, Anne White, lay-2. S.SA 'A' (fleEInn Crowe, Pam Taylor, Shelley flowlen, Judy flnls), 3. SSA 'B' (Martha larker, ,InlIe Tucker, Mar\te Mary Smith); Free HC1V-1. SSA 'A' (Shcfl' I)nwIon. ,lsBe' Tucker, Marwee Whtt, Pam 1'aylor'. 3. SSA 'B' (Mary Smith, Judy Bnls, Marlbs l'arkic, Begins ('ro'e); 0 F'i-i'stle--1. Pam Taylor, 1 'h1te; ,'sO Breast—l. Mat-wee ,lalie Tucker, 3, Pam Taylor, Judy hales; 0 flack-2.Regina ('rowe, 3. Pam Taylor, 5. Juijy Bales; 50 Fly—i. Pam Tayh'sr, (tie) .liiilv Hales, Shelley Dowlen, 5. Marwee White, 6. Mary Smith. 11 Turn 14: IndivIdual Sled. k'y—l. Pam Taylor, 3. Jennifer hales. 0111ff, iiinn'I, - - - - - - - - - Racing Sunday -- I ' • a. . - "' Legal Notice - 0' - U fly SAM STANLEY Herald Spm'ti Editor A Orlando's Panthers come out of their lair for the first time for the home folks Saturday night when they take on the Brooklyn Dodgers in a pre.seaI J' son Continental Football League , me st the revamped Tanger's Inc Bowl. :CentralFlorida football fans - -• L ct I',t,,nt. - - 11 t Ole Miss field, Tb -f Ill b . - --..- ---• - - - . -------, -, - i,-- - - and Inter with the New York Giants. Grilfing will share the field general duties with another AllAmerica—Don Jonas of Penn State. Bc,hhy Gaiter's, cx.Chicago Bears halfback, will be at halfbnci and Pat Batten, a big 230 pounder from Hardin-Simmons will be at fullback. Tom Bland, the top receiver t1,m,, ('.,.iffjrir, uth,, ,,in,Ir' ott Chancethenjoy the ne,wfacfl.Hlut the fans will be really I - - ities at the Tangerine Bowl, coming out to see the Panthers, whi"h Includes more than 5,000 1 who were impressive 31-7 viemore seats, a new press box tors over Wheeling In their preand a new and vastly Improved season opener last week in the hills of West Virginia. lighting system. Orlando Coach Perry 11oss, Game time i 8 p.m. It will also be Armed Services who last year guided the CharRecognition Day Night and all lestoi Buckets to the CFL military personnel will be ad- championship, will be going all mitted free by showing their ID out to please the home.'pening card. Also a 1066 Mustang will crowd as he plans to start hiS ew., T,,4hi.. .,.,l .I.r 4lnl. 4,,.ae itiSm' Legal Notice - the San Francisco Giants. Thursday, the 22 - year. old right-handed hitter reduced lefty Henry to ashes, again corning off the bench in the ninth with a crackling three-run clout that curled the Mets to an 8triumph over the Giants. "It was Just like a falr3' tale." said Swoboda, relegated to pinch hitting this season when the opposition starts a rightS bander. _-_---1 program—hospitalixatlos, ,n,$, Boston 2-1. California outsiugged the New York Yankees 11-7 and Kansas City nudged Washington in the only' American League games scheduled. The Mets trailed 6-4 entering the ninth when Ken Boyer started the Mets' thunder with a homer off Juan Marichal. seeking his 18th victory. Lindy Mc-! Daniel. who took the less, relirved and gave up singles to Ed Bressoud and John Stephenson. Sn... insurance, Legal Notice pension - For details call - 322-I 31 * s&wOaa, PIOIIDAs, YDUI LOCAL STANDARD oil, onc* DARD ha re tr° ii on T\ to the United Stute via Montreal and Brooklyn—are on champions tif the Natitniul Foot- the Early Bird satellite on the road and they play their By ASSOCIATEI) PRESS A prestige test for an estab- tnill League', who play the Cal- ABC's Wbde World of Sports flt 5 first home contest on Sept. 3 (* against the Toronto Rifles. lished team utid tiut' game- blip- lege' All-Stars tonight in the 33rd p.m.. EDT. 11am of a fk'gling one art' the annual charity game at Soldier -$OL' highlights us the prolessinnal Field in Chk_'iigri. Making their debut will be- theTJ*l'd football exhibition seitsuui gets under w&iv in earnest this wt-e'k new Miami I)ulphins of the vs. 0 American Football League, who 'nid. luciuig their prick' on the' line play the' Chargers in San Diego : i1lbt' the Green Hay Packers. Saturday night. _____ ' - - STANDARD OIL COMPAP? --'--" ' ..: • ?'.' '-" .' ' J1U!TDI. q g -. - I • 4 - IN TUE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIII.. CUlT. JR AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CHANCERY NO. 1i$ TIlE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, a New York Corporation, Plaintiff, -'-'• '-- VP. 1 - I -- '4 • i" V '. - - - - - NATIONAL LEAGUE 11' Ih... f' t) U. £.. 311. I.5I, I%J that Ii AMEIUCAN LEAGUE I' I I.a f II I U. L.. J(1, U.0 .. ... — — - ' .,%A.I1r — Bxiltiniure ... 70 37 4 Detroit ......57 48 .543 12 California ,.. 57 50 .533 13 2 4½ Cleveland ,. 56 49 533 13 13% Minne'sota ... 55 52 .514 15 Chicago ...... 52 5 .486 18 9 New York ... 48 58 .453 21½ Iciuston ..... 49 58 .458 14 Kansas City 47 511 .443 22½ itlantia .....49 511 .458 14 Washington ew York 48 58 .453 14% .. 49 63 .438 23% $ wI :hbgn ..... 34 72 .321 28% Boston ......45 65 .409 26½ . Thursday's Itesuks Thursday's Results New 'ork 8. Sun Francisco 6 Kansas City 4, Washington 3 California 11, New York 7 Chicago 5, Atlanta 2 Minnesota 2, Boston I Pittsburgh 8. Los Angeles I Cleveland 3, BaltImore 1 PhiladelphIa 12. Houston 2 Only games scheduled Cuiciruiati 7, St. Louis 1 Today's Games Tudy'a Gain.. Chicago at California. N I t. Louis at New York. N Minnesota at Kansas City, N Boston at Detroit, N Atlanta at Philadelphia. N Cincinnati ax Pittsburgh, N New York at Cleveland, 2 twiSan Fran'cisco at Chicago night Washingtcn at Baltimore, N Los Angeles at Bouston, N bmsurda"si Games Saturday a Games St. Louis at New York Chicago at California, N AthutPhiladelphut, N thmiesouiathansas Cit), Ittsburgh 63 44 .58V 54 45 .587 ,un Fran. ..os Angeles 60 45 .571 1hitadel......59 49 .546 Wi , Louis . .. 54 52 .5011 -incinnutl ... 54 53 5O5 WAY t iir Ins ---- - - - . I - - U.Sp t.n e.. i CAMPER ROUND -UP TIME AT VflhIfl flflflRl AflV I'll IlflW UU UUUUI lUll s I ... FIT OUT YOUR FAMILY WITH A FUN OUTFIT See your Dodge Boys about a spacious vacation home on wheels r your famI'y. Just ask about a Dodge Sportsman—there is a model perfect for yourn.eds .a price perfctforyour pocketbook! - _____ - S .. - - -,, - ___ ____ . San Francisco at Chicago New York at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore. N Los nge1es 4 Houston. N I S TIACK R*C9G' AT ITS REST! CkM*se Uadr 12 F'.. Wik PsuN q RVS £ r CCUIIIAI C f1%IIIJ JLflIIWLL IJUM a IL. UMTU T I#RLIU 1101 WT On McGr.gor Road PH. (FOLLOW THE SIGxNS) IIATAftt flU I UK3, lit STRUT SANPOID. FlORIDA 1SO AL.CEE FARRIER, A single man, Defendant, IN THE CIRCUIT COLIIT NOTICE TO DEFEND THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIII70$ AIEE FARRIER YOU ARE HEREBY notified to CUlT IN *51.) FOIl SEMINOLE take notice that & suit ha. been COUNTY, FLORIDA. flied against you in the above CHANCERY NO. 16175 titled Court. The nature of this HARTFORD FEDIUA14 SAysuit I. an action to foreclose a INOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, Teal Estate Mortgage held by THE aowicuy SAVINGS BANK, vs. a New York corporation, which GORLION I. HODGES. et *1. I)efen.latits. Idoi-tgage is recorded in Offi%fPrlc'E 1)1" SLIT cia) Record. Book H7 Pug. 382,2, M0Jt'J'GAE YOIIECJ.ONLUE Seminole of Records Public IPt4A h. nern. of TOS ICOGEIt E. ClARK end • •••. PATRICIA H. CLARK, his the Court in which suit proceedWife Ings is pending Is the Circuit ,,V (I,. tnth iudteial Cit. RE%lI)KCE, UNKiOSA 'cuR. in and for $.mtnole County, ANSI TOs All parties cisixoing interest, by, through, under Florida, in Chancery No. 1*213 or against the aforesaid perThe description of the real soae property in Seminole County, YOIJ ARE hereby notified that Florida, involved in said pro. ceedings as described in the a Complaint to foreclose a certam mortgage encumbering the Complaint is as follows: Lot 13 Block "D', HAR- following described real pro. MONT HOMES, according to perty, to-wit: I-act 7. Block II, COIiNTItY the p1st thereof as recordCLUB MANOII, UNI' NO. 3, ad Iii Flat Book ii, Page 35, according to the p1st therePublic Records of Seminole of as recorded In Fiat Book County, Florida. 31, Pages lb and 75, Public the following together with Records f Seminole COUfl. Items of property which are to. ty, Florida, catd in and are permanently Installed a. a part of the im. has bten filed against you In the •buve styled suit, and you pruvements on .&id land: a!'e required to serve a copy of I Gas Well Heaters You are required to file your your Answer or other Pleading defensive to the Complaint on I'Iaintllt's other or answer, pleadings with the Clerk of the attorneys, ANDERSON, RUSH. above named Court and serve a DEAN & L.OWND3CS, 328 East Boulevard. Orlando, copy thereof upon the plain. Central tiff', attorneys, WHITTAKER, Fiends, and file the original PYLE AND wciou, whose a4. Answer or other Psading Iii tile dress Is Suite 201, 710 East Cøl. office of the Clerk of the Circuit ontaj Drive, Orlando, FiendS, not Court on or before the *0th day to later than thi 10th day of Aug. of August, 1961. If you required by SAw, do so, a decree pro conf•aso will ust, else & Decree Pro C.onf.iso will be taken agsinst you for the reUef demanded In the Complaint, c entered against you. This Notice shall be published I WHEItEOF, IN WiTNESS have hereunto et my hand xid olive a we*k fur tour conssuu&ffia.d my ff1t&l seal at Semi. tivs week. in The Sanford list. aol. County, honda, this :7th aId. DATED 71115 27th day of day of July. 1966. July, 1961. (SEAL) (SEAL.) Arthur if. BcckWIth. Jr. Arthur H. lMckwith, Jr. Clerk, Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit (2',urt Florida County. c*,iinole By: Donna M. Marko, By: Donna M. Markos Deputy Clerk LI.puty Clerk PublIsh July 29 6 AUg 1, 1, 12. 5, & Aug Publish July :9 IV, 39 19, 1951 DDB-111 PD.114 ,'...e., "I,. ,... uIfl IJ No $vaodstuud — -. VYM I & ISI VERY SUNDAY 2 P. HIUS1d. PSTkiPg 4 IU1 IIIL DODGE BQYB ' _•-.!_-'__ - ______ _____ - '. - - -----.._--.------- - -------- ------ ----- -- -------- --,--- ------- - - -.-- - ---_- -- - - --------- --- -------- fan I - hereby notified and required to present any claim or demand which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of Marjorle L. McDermott deceased, late of Cabell County, W. Virginia, with filing fee of $1.00, to the County Judge's Court of Semi. nole County in the Court House at Sanford, Florida, within six calendar months from the date of the first publication of this notice. SAID CLAIM OR 0E RAND MUST BE DULY SWOJIN TO AND FILED IS DUPLICATE. 1.1 James Dennis McDermott as ancillary executor of the Estat. of Marjorie L. McDermott, Deceased Address 61 Washington Ave., Wheeling, West Virginia Peebles, Robertson and Gracy Dunedin, Florida Attorney, Publish July 15. 22, 9 & Aug. 6, I9 DDB.41 Legal Notice ATLANTIC - -, - . - - - I ;-- - - - - - 0 " t' - - -- [This is L— aa — - - - - - WI N A WESTINGHOU TRANSISTOR- RADIO I ___ - - I)RAI%.tGE 0 1 ST H I C T OF Arthur It. kteckwltli, Jr. srMI%oLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court 'in EiEUi' .4 UI'EI(VISOJ( OF Ily: Martha 7. Vihien IN TILE CIRCUIT COURt' 4)1' MIll) DISTRICT, Deputy Clerk 'lifE NINTh JUDICIAl, CIII. NC'TIC}-2 IS HEIIEUY Gl'EN (;I4'sison, Walker, Pearson & cItl'r IN *51) FOIL SEMiNOLE that a meeting of the owners ol M(-CaUley lands situated in S I A V I A Attorneys and Counsehlor- at COUNTY, P14011111*. CIIANCEILY NO. 151227 DRAINAGE D I S T R I CT OF Law HARTFORD FEDEItAI. AVSEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, North Brevard INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, will be held at the City Hall in 3l. South Viihingtoii AVE Plaintiff, Uvieth', Florida, at ten o'clock 1'. 0. Box 304$ V5. A. ii on the 16th day of August, Titusville, Fi')rida 3.'7S(i ItOIIF.RT COLLINS, at al, 67-6Z14 A. D 1t66, for the purpose ot I)efendants. electing one supervisor for said Publish Aug. 5, 1!. 19, 26, 1965I NOTICE OP SUIT IN District for a term of three DI)C-24 MORTGAGE FOIIECI.osIinE years, at which election every acre of land in the District shail UNITED STATES DISTIIIOI TOt ROBERT COLLINS —COOPER and ELAINE represent one share and each COIWI' MIDDLE DITItiCT 0*S COOPER, his wile -owner shall be entitled to vote in ILOIIIDA OIILANDO fll'.'l$ION person, or by proxy in writing- Case No. 66.30-Ori-Civ—UNITEL IIENIDENCE, UNKNOWN duly signed, for every acre ol STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff *51) 'lOs All parties claiming Interest, by, thu-ought, under land owned by him in such Di.. vs. IIAROL.D W. MAR'I'INDAI-.IC or against the aforesaid ti-id; guardians sitay represent JR., & PAULINE K. MARTiN Person. Chair wards, executors and lid. DALE, his wife, I)etendanta.— YOUR ARE hereby notified sninistrutori may represent es' ORDER FOR NEJIVICE 1IY PUB' tatea of deceased persons, andi LICA'I'lON—On motion and affi - that a Complaint to foreclose private corporations may he re. davit of plaintiff in the abovi it certain mortgage encumber. presented by their officers ox entitled cause by KENt)EIL. W In the following deacribed real agents. This V1IEItIlY Its Ausjstant UnitetI property, to-wit: duly authorized Lot 14, illock I, COIJN'I'ItY owners of a majority of the aer. States Attorney, in an actior (I,tJfl MANOII, UNI'I' No. s. cage in such District shall be against the defendants, IIAROLEt according to the pint titer.neccss.ry to constitute a quor. W. MAItTINUAI4E, JR., & PAUL of as recorded in i'iat i1inii urn for the PurPss of )ioldinis INE K, MAIITINDAL.E, hila wife 12, Pageø 75 and 76, PublIc suCh .-Ietlon asid to transact and to enforce a lien upon rca I Records of Seminole County, such other business as may come I)roperty situate in thu District Florid., awl described as foiiows: I.ot 25 before the meeting. i)a(e.1 this th day of July, illock 2, llettlex' Homes Orlando has been filed aguiuist you lxi the ahoy, styled suit, and you SEC. 1, according to plat thiereot A. recorded in plaA book 13, pages ire required to serve a copy Of /5/ a. i. VIiie1er, Jr. 5 and 6, public record. of Semi- your Answer or other Pleading smairmen nole County, Florida, and it ap- to the Complaint on Plaintiff's Did I'. /./ pearing to CIte Court that this attorneys, ANDERSON, ICIJSII, IOf J5TJ1s U. .OJ5IFL ,s lii., hoard of Supervisor. defendants, HAROLD W. MAR- IIEAN & 1.OWNDES, 322 East Hosileva rd, (irl*n,io, of Hiavis Drainage I)istricl 'I'INDAI.E, 311., & PAuLINE K Cexitral MAR'rINDA,I,E, his wife are no F o r I 4 a, and fil. the original '_,uisy, I'utiiiali July tt, & Aug. &, I'JGt inhabitants of sior found with Answer or other J'leadissg in the in the State of Florida and hays offic, of the Clerk of the Cirrn;u-iis not voluntarily appeared )isr.i'i cult Court On or I,efre the 5th, %O1'ICK TO J1KVEH sand that peraonal service upo' siscy of Septeniber, 1966. 11 you I'IIK S'I'.%'I'E OF I'LlilllIIA 'J'Oii them is nut practical becaus, fall to do so, a deere.' iiro coilwill be taken against you LEE 1)lxoN their residence and whereabouts Vtiose residexice and ad. are unknown, it is OKI)ERE[) for thie relief demanded in Cisc ilrii,s is usiknowii, that IiAROID W. MARTIN - Complaint, 'I'hsi. Notice shall in pu hush l'LEASE 'i'A)CE NO'l'ICE that DALE, JR., & PAULINE K. MAR you are hereby required to Ilk TINI)AI.IC, hi. wife appear otr ed once a weak (or four coxisey,us- written answer or 4s'tcnsc ;'iead to lie cosnplsit hereii .'utive week. lxi Cii. Huiifoi-d ir any, I,eraosialiy or i,y an at' by this 9th day of September Herald, to:sIey, osi or halos-c August l 1)A'I'Ehj 71115 3rd i1a - Of Au 1966, arid in default thereof thss 1966, at the Office of the Claris Court will proceed to the hear ust, 1918. of the Circuit Court, at thisi ing and adjudication of thsi (SEAL) Coutisotias iii Hanford, Seusinoiii suit as If HAltOI.D W. MARTIN Arthur ii, Ileukwith, Jr. t2(urlty, Florida, 82771, axut tc DALE, JR., 6 pAUi.iN KClerk of Circuit Court mail a copy thereof to W1'EN. MAItTINDALE, his wits has fly: Donna St. Markn, WI'ItOM, DAVIS & McIN'I'OSIS beri served with ps-oc.ss in Ibis Deputy Clark /.ttor:saya for I'iaintiff, l'ost Of State of Florida, but only to Cbs Andarsoss, flush, Dean & lice Box 1330, Sanford, Florida eZtUHt provided fur by Sectloi s l.uwxssjea 32771, in that certain divorci 1665, II, United Statess 381 East Central Boulevard proceeditig pending agaiflst yoLi Code; it i further isl(1)EitEf Orlando, FlorIda in the Circuit Court s,,f the Ninths that notice of this order be pub Publtshs Aug. 1, 12, 19, 31, ItlIl Judicial Circuit in axid for Senil liaised by the United States Mar - IJl)C.2$ siols County, Viuridu, in Chase shal In a newspaper of genera I cery, an ubbrtyiated title of sakI circulation in Seminole County cause being Jj(JFIj$ DIXON Florida, once a week for aix (4, PlaintIff, versus WILLIE 14EF consecutive weeks, cominencilsi DIXON, Defendant, and hereixi on July 1, 1981, DONE AND OR laii nt or a Decree Pro Confesse I)l'ltEl) at Orlando, Florida, thi will be entered against you, antI lbth* day of June, 1986. thief 1IUIC proceed sa parts. (IEORQE C. YOIJNG s*i, United States District Judas Arthur H, Jieckwith, Jr. I certify the for.oissg to be i ('leik of the Circuit Court true and correct copy of the on by: Jean E Wilke gissal, Deputy Clerk (SEA I) b'j''1'J((,iM, DAV1t & Wesley ft. 'I'hies, Clerk MclN'J'$hf United States District (our means I column by 2 Inch.s. Attorneys los- Pi,.int ill 511441. DistrIct of Florida Too small f.r an ad to be Post ()f!ise 'a 3320 fly; Lorrslns 'I'. ljerxsdun Your. Sasiford, Flos- Ida 1277l Deputy Clerk Publish July 16, 2' & Aug Publish July 1, I, U, II, 39 1 $$IIs 1266 August 5, 1961 Db1i-0 - MATCH -THE RED BALL a WITNESS my hand and offi. cla.l seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on this the 1?th day of July, A D. 1966. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Donna M. Markos, D.C. Carroll Burke Attorney at Law 61: Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish July 22. 9 & Aug. 6. 12. IHI DDB.$Z *- - - - -_-._,.------_.--- J - DELAND Major League Standings JiL1f - - - - " - '-. - this oup on - . -. - i' s- ' .- -;' ' - • ' '' -• ' lIlatCil. ' IIl ____ Dolphins Debut Against San Diego - ----- would repeat itself.' in the 1O.team league. LONDON (AP) — Champion "It's going to be a tough, hard Clay hasn't done much spur- The Dodgers are not expected The earlier belt kept the Cassius Clay taunted Britain's fight. I feel fit. I have every- ring - only 26 rounds - but to he as strong offensively as Giants out ci a virtual tie for challenger, Brian London, today thing to gain and nothing to he's devoted a lot of time to the Panthers, but the Biooklyn first place in the National punishing the heavy bag, hitting club will pmbably stake it-s rep- League. This one dropped then on the eve of their world heavy- lose M ambition is o. nia kC into second place, two percentIt with a venom he's rarely dis- uuition on Its defense. weight championship fight Satmuch money [or Tfl Wile Hrd Couch Andy Bohustelli, age points behind Pittsburgh. played before. bSve urday night A S-i. "Put your wile and children children as I can. I am always a Throughout his training sea- the main cog In the New York which hammered L sbus Clay has worn an indolent Giants famous front four for Philadelphia and Cincinnati x in the ringside." the 24-year-old trier." chump from Louisville advised Luadun, noted foi- strtiagLls air for the ncwrncr., moaning mftfl3' years, has instilled in his the 32-year-old English chiil- rather than finesse, said he that old age is catching up with Dodgers his knack of stopping longer "Remember that you're aims for a knockout. He admits him and that a champion car- potent offensives. - -- -•. The Dodger linebacking trio . .'•,. .tkla fighting for them. Then, 11 you he's unlikely to outpoint the ries a big burden on his back. : •• ,•-.- But at a trim 205 pounds his of Charlie Cowart (5-U, 225 hit the champ and he don't [all. fleet-footed champion. ., £, "I'm going to have a good sharp appearance tends to belie from Cal. Western), George run." Kelly (.3, 225 from Dayton) Hu The modest London. who like bush," itt' said. it au ' 1, fl be at orence '6-' - " . ...• London, who will weigh in itt Uflu in which Clabus finished training fur Clay mis Titt' munnetsns - -, • the scheduled 1f-ruunder. re been tralntng indicates In's around li)H pounds. 1ouls strati- -om Purdue) UFL' supposedh mm ----. nios torted: "I don't take much noplanning a similar f&iw for the get anti fitter than when he' m&n -. — • C tice of what Clay says. failed to take the' world title gue BrIton ,. Tne Panthers have one more __• . ______________________________ from Floyd Patterson t Thdu- pre-season game after the c. ' ' _________________________________________ .' -- .%a.. phi, life mtc.,—ivfl able at low grup r'tes. Modest capital lnment required. U )KaC about the earlier homer when I went to the plate. " certalnb did think about first a th aa. • On Dirt 1"rack Forward, Baird Top Performers ing prime arke ning, has struck twice in the Houston 12-2 for their seventh Torn Hailer homered for Giants f' same place, and Bill Henry has straight triumph and the Reds and Johnny Stephenson also conwon their fifth in a row, beating nected for the Mets. been left smoking. 'j Just two weeks ago, Swoboda I.. LOU 5 ' In. portunity to become The Pirates had little trouble dependent dealer in it fast.. flashed off the New York Mets' Chicago tripped Atlanta 5-2 in the- dropped the third-plac' bench and jolted fireman Henry the other NL game on Ernie Dodgers two games back with a growing network of' modern BrookLyn Club VLsLts In Pre- Season Contest ________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Roy harden, 5. Patti Smli,i, 6. l)nn Mcintosh. 9 Anti 10: Medley Relay—I. 'l'wo big aix-s on i,issitig I'tti1 h' Ti Sh,, -vilI j.i, ;sfl - flea-h at 7::l0 pm. in'l Quality SSA 'A' (Steve Foldmryer, Jim ed the Sanford All -Stars 'n't ot tici nis fox si tnn m in ttniitht' niiainat finl an d Mo 2 at ) pm, Foldmeyer, Tom McDonald, DoI.anil No. 1, 16.7, 'f)siursslnv l'l'tY M"',- ,' J'ower Quality Sin. The two winners meet stsxrMark Brown), 4. SSA '13' (Scott ___________________________________________________ tilght and Into ton hght' s'in I isil,' lion," so m i ensn"'l their tin v n iith t for the title, howe',sr Skibeties, Stacey 0111ff, David finals of the Sltitvpltrh Sub. finiul h,t'rt h '-it h _______ hot h the winner and rsxnnerup ii vfrtorv Wed l'nmniy, Dan Mcintosh; Free I)lstrk't Softball 'l'ournsi mx'nt sit nssslsu v xi iil,t ovs' r I .c'r'sh's r L' 4f) ill sudva rice to [list net play Rola-1, SSA 'A' (SISve FeW' Orm-nond Ilench, I. ne''T'\'.'cv'l< in Starke. meyer, Jim Feldmeyer, Tom 'f"xi Ieht'is t '- ri c'rni McDonald, Mark Brown), 3. final 'rho A Il-Stan, who blitzed t,,,'s SSA B' (Scott Skibenes, Stecey l'ort .'nsl (jrnne, 21-7, in their t IT" San ford A IIt:H 0111ff, t)nvid Taunny, Dan Mc- "tnrs siinjn , t host Onrnrncl tr'urnnrnont opener lntoslt); So Free—i, Jim Feld. niieht, ser.reil sk runs in the moyer, 2. Steve Feldmeycr, 5. ,ts'.tixi U'rt'ttj, nter tielsIet eH,flhI inning to hrt'ak a 3-i Toni McI)onsld; 50 Breast—I. ti- inrl then Tufter tH'ljind nan If) dl Stock cur I-sI('isIg will rs'quims' (mm Stc'sI(r,rvI Si aq ,Iiiti Feldnte3'cr, 2. Tom Mellon. rr'wc'ql tho ap to l(s-7, the an_ I am Arsxiv baseball learn nez? f,r1 team tallied aId, 3. Steve Feldmeyer, 6. DAVII) V1LLI8 is the Stimlmsy at. tist' dirt ti-sick of ti more time MarK Brown; 50 Hack—i. Jim now president of the fleLanil Rnrev'ny, south of 1k'- scaon, lie fared Army lfl hits in the seventh to ice the contest, M'(;r,'g,, Bond Foldmeyer, 4, I)*vld Tamny, l)usty Boots Riding As- l4and with 2$ last season when the Rick Sires, who hit two home 5. Mark Brown; 50 Fly—i. Jim sociatlon, Other new of('sth'ts repented as Eiistern in- nuns Monday niht. hit another Several Iantord drivers cornl"eltlnioyer, 2. DavId Tamny, 3. ficers are Howard Lloyd, it a a in at the [is Land club, pete in t he early model, mu' ior 'ii Ic ti a I" its 'I 01 pi('n Kim Johnson, Glenda Walton); t'ko.nrnahlenf. ' , 'l'om Mcl)tmald, 6. Steve FeW13-14: 100 Free-i. Jennifer Free—I. Cathy White, 2. eyer. Davis, secrothry ; Shar- model and sportsmen hirnt and 0111ff, 3. Beth Smith; 100 Breast in ftt u-aces over the qwirts'rGail ('-rumley, 4. Kathy Kilciine, II And 12: Medley Belay—i , on Scott, assistant sec3. Beth 0111ff, ,hli' mile tra('k, & Msrchellc 0111ff, 6. Kim SSA 'A' (Jeff Feldmeyer, Billy rotary and I. V. 'Nil100 Back—i. .lennhfer Smith; The rsu'.'s will begin at Johnson: 50 Breast-3. (tie) O'Connor, Jim Wheichel, Oar. llama, treasurer, Dusty 011iff, 3. Beth Smith; tOO Flypm, Anne White, Kim johnson, 0111ff, 3. Beth Smith, land Harden); Free Relay—i. Boots plan to Install new Cathy White, 5. (tie) Mary L Jennifer SSA 'A' (Bill O'Connor, Jeff ble#chor, donated b J0. Canadian pacer Mr. Charm. '-I • Neil Tucker, Marehelle 0111ff, Feldmeycr, Jim Whelchel, Gar- no Paulucci at their areUnder: Medley Relay— 8 •\ or, Back—i. racing In NCW Brunswick 6, Gi1 Crumley; 50 land Harden); 50 Free—I. Gar- nit and to erect a new 3. SSA 'A' ( Paul Smith, Jimmy last enr, went to the post 110 Cathy Vhite, 2. Gail Crurnley, COVWT' TR Jr'nr,E's 1 Hosemond, Scott Bartholomew, land Harden, 2. Jim Whelchcl, lighting system. times, lie WOn 22 races. 3, Glenda \Valton, 4. Kathy Xii3. Jeff Fcldmcyer, 6. BIll 0'. COVRT, 5EI%OLE ('OI'NT, Harden); Free Relay—I. FlORIDA dine; 50 Fly—I. Cathy White, Roy ('onuor; 50 Breast—I. Garland SSA 'A' (David Parker, I'aul ESTATE or 2. Kathy Kllcline, 3. Anne FREEMAN W, FRO!T. Smith, Scott Bartholomew, Roy Harden, 3. Jeff Feidmeycr, 4. Peceased. WhIte, 4. Mary Neil Tucker, 6. Bill O'Connor; 30 Back—i, OarHarden); 25 Free—i. Roy liar. MITICE 'O CREDITORS Gail Crumley. land Harden, 2. Jim Whelchel, ALL PERSONS flAT. den, 2. David Parker, 3. Scott ii And 12 Girls: Medley ReJtff Fcldmeyer, 6. Bill 0'. fly Maryann Miles CLAIMS DEMANDS I'O OR Baird, Patty Forward, Bob Bartholomew, 4. Paul Smith, AGAINST $ATh ESTATE, Connor; 50 Fly—i. Jeff Feld' Patty Forward won two first Burkhamrner, Sonny ilalker. Tou and each of you are hereJiunmk" Rosenrnnd, 6, Dan Garland Harden, 4. lneycr, 2. place, four Miiical 'rirea—Sonny hope, end second place notified and required to tUe by McIntosh; 25 Breast—I. Scott an' claims and demands which Jim Whelchel, 6. Bill O'Connor, events, with Sissy Baird, win. Van Stewart, Johnny Unit-, Smith, you, or either of 3'OU, may haVe I lh. Onset of the County Iiart.iolomcw, 2. Paul 11 Thru 14: Individual Modning three first place fluster hall, events, Milton I)nvid 1(111, aa1nst said estate in the office ,ynsig-e, Seminole Coty, Florida. 3. Rw Harden, 4. Jimmie Rose. ley—l. I)avld FitzpatrIck, 2. in the wide open Gymkhana hlolt, t Hon. karlyl. Housholder, monJ; 25 Back—I. Scott liarCounty Judge of Seminole Coun. ye, Estate of l)aii Reagan, 3. Tom Kildilne, Show held recently at the CcxiLadies Figure M Sissy tholounew, 2, David Parker, 3, y, at his office in the Semisole PAUL JOSEPH GILMA1ITIN 5, Pat XIIGarland Harden, tritl l"lorkln horse show. County Court House In Sanford, Baird, l'atty I"sirwmtril, Edna Deceased. Jimraic Rosemond, 4. Roy liarFlorida, within six calendar rn an Creditors and r.r.ona clint', 6. Jim Whelchel. hlolt., Lola Ward, Keitha McEvents utici winners were: 25 Fly— Paul Smith; den, 6. months from the time of the Ciehsiss Keyhole — Patty Forward, Lin, Edna hull. first puhlieatlon of this notice. .gataat ietsI Estates Parker, 2. Scott liarDavid 1. Samuel King ,Ir., class of 'SD, Johnny Ihilt, Sonny Cope, Each claim or d.mand muse be You and each of you at. here. tholomew, 3. Jimmie hoseScurry Itsice-- El suer 51suit-c, In writing and contain the place by notified and required to pre- will manage Yale's indoor track David Bolt, Rob humphrey, of residence and post office ad- sent any claims and demands Carolyn Halt, Robert lttsmph team next winter, lie's from Hoob hiurkhsnimrr. dress of the claimant and must i-h1eh -ou. or either of ou. ma' rey, Carolyn unIt, Keitlisi Mr. be sworn to by the claimant, his have against the estate of PAUL hIonol ul is. Polebending Stuckey, Al Liii, Torn Hawser. agsnt or attorney, or the same 30SEP11 G1LMARTIN. deceased, Patty Fonvard, Lola SVard, shall he 'void. lat. of said County. to the Coon. 1% CflI'TT JVOGE'S colni' Ifoliow 1Mg — Hen Everson, Margar.t it. Frost ty Judge of Seminole Coun'y. SiMloi.I: cOVT', FLORIlIt — Keithn McLin, 'Fain Dowser, As rrsmicniary Executrix of Florida. at his office in the File s.,, SeaT Johnny Ilolt, fluster hard, lien David Bolt, Said f'st&te court house of said County at l;'VATK or Evet-son, Bill Brockt:nbt'ough, IN TilE CIRCUIT COITIIT OF Puhllih July . 5 & Aug. 5. l, Sanford Florida, within six cal. .IO)IN P. McCORMACK. Cloverleaf—Sissy Baird, Pit- 1,ola Ward, 'tilE NINI'II JUDICIAl. CIII. 1.'asscd. endar months from the time of CIII', IN (ND FOR SEMINOLE ty Forward, I.1a Ward, Tom oTlCE TO cnI-:mTons the first publication of this no. Next. scheduled regular GymDowser, I,ols Ward, Ben Ev. tice. Two copies of each claim TO .tIJII PEIISO%S H.t%'INC, ('flt'NI'V, EIOflII)A. Ro'nCE OF •T khanit is Saturday, starting at I 011 H F M A N n s ('IIINCI"IY SO. 150*1' or demand shall be in writing C I A I M S erson. Chaurrey Nn 15154 and shall state the place of A;A1NT SAID ESTATEs NOTiCE OF MORTGAGE 7:30 p.m. TEE STATE OF FLORIDA TO FI)UECI.ONVRE SAlE Flag Race — Van Stewart, You an,t each of you are hereresidence and post office adLETTIE IRENE WILLIAMS. dress of the claimant, and shall by not Ifioti and required to file MERCANTILE N A TI 0 NAT. David Bolt, Milton Hill, Torn ---___________________________ Residence Unknown, and tte sworn to y the claimant, any claims and demand. which DANK AT DALLAS, a United Dowser, Johnny Bolt, Lola who.. last known mailing her agent, or attorney and ac- you, or either of you. may have States Corporation, address 1.: Plaintiff, Ward. companied by a filing foe of against said estate In the office WESTERN STATE ROEPI one dollar and such claim or of lion. Karlyle Ifousholder, '- a. Sack Race—Ben Everson and TAT.. STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. demand not so filed shall he ('nunty Judge of Seminole Coun- ThOM AS 'r. TUCK, individually A sworn Complaint having 'old. and doing business as FLYING ty. at his office in the CourtTod Dowser, Keitha McLIn been filed against you In CirFlorcnce M. Gilmartin house in Sanford, Florida, with- SEMiNOLE RANCh, and for Seminole cult Court in Defendant and Gary Bliss, Bob Burkham-. As administratrix of the in s.ix cislen,lar months ti-nm the County, Florida. by HENRY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN nler and Jim Davison, Tom }4 state of time of the first publication of HER1OD WILLIAMS, P]aintiff. PAUL JOSEPH GILMARTIN. this notice. F3ch claim or (le- that on the 12th day of Auguat, Dowser and Tod Dowser, Bob t-or dis'orc., versus LETTIE Dec.a.ed mnd must he in writing and I 9116, at 11:0(1 o'clock A, Ti!. at IRENE WILLIAMS Dsf.adant, STF.NSTROM, DAVIS & contain the place of residence the front door of the Senilnola Burkhanirner and Gary Bliss, these presents sr. to command McINTOSH and post office address of the County Courthouse in the Cit) Horseback Pickup — Johnny you to appear and file your An. Attorneys for .Administratrix cltiimant and must be sworn to of Sanford, Florida, the under Bolt and David Bolt, Lola swer or other defense or plead. Florida State Dank—Suite 2 by the claimant, his agent or signed Clerk will offer for sali Ing herein with th. Clerk of the Sanford, Florida attorney, or the same shall be the following described personalI \VanI and Buster- Ward, Buster Circuit Court of Seminole Coun. Publish July 15, t, 9 & Aug. void. -,, -. property: I One used Cessna. Model No Hall and Milton Hill, Tom ty, Florida, and serve a cOp)' 5, 1966 /5/ Mary M. McCnrmack thereof on Plaintiffs attornel-, DDB.45 310C, Mfr. Serial No. $5113 Buwser and Ted Bowser, Bob As domiciliary Executrix of -Carroll Burke, Attorney at Law, with a registration certi. Burkhamn-ier and Gary Bliss, sialti estate. I ________________ 51.2 Sanford Atlantic National Is Court of County Jtnlgr, Semi- THOMAS F. CLARK ficate No. N-179fl. Bank Building, Sanford, Florida sole County, State of Florida, THE aforesaid sale will be Ben Ever-son and Tom Bowser. Attorney for 12771. on or before the 23rd day N. 50413 domiciliary Executrix made pursuant to a Final Da-Egg Race—Patty Forward, of August, A. D. 1966, or other. IN HE ESTATI: OFi cree of Foreclosure entered in First Federal Building 4 ________________ wise decree pro confesso will be MARJORIE L. McDERMOTT Chancery No. 15997, now pend- Sharon Mizell, Ed Wizell, BarOrlando, Florida I entered against yOU. Deceased. publish July 15. 2, 9 & Aug. ing in the Circuit Court of the bara Brockenbrough, Torn I Tb. Sanford Herald is desig- TO ALL CREDITORS ANI) ILL L 1t166. Ninth Judicial Circuit of and Lively, nated $1 S mewspap.r of general PERSoNS RA'ING C L A I M for Seminole County, Florida. DDR-51 ij:r'-circulation In which this cita- OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID Jumping FIgure 8 — Sissy DATED this 2nd day of Aug. tion shall be published once each ESTATE, NOTICE 01" MEETING OF ust, 1951, You, and each of you, are LANI)OWNL'ftl OP I 14 A V I A (SEAL) 'week for four consecutive weka It was a Fun flay meet at Eustis Monday and Sanford Swim Association members got the most laughs as they dominated almost every event, The Sanford team now gets a weekend off before hosting its own meet neXt Friday and Sat. urday at the Naval Aeadem' Pool next to Memorial Stadium, Sanford swimmers scoring st EnsUe: GIRLS 8 And Under: Medley Relay— 1. SSA 4A' (Terry Hunter, Martha McDonald, Happy I)eas, Kim Roberts), 2. SSA 'B' (Mon. lea 0111ff, Susan Sehirard, Deb. ble Reagan, Margo Dowlen); Free Relay-i. SSA 'A' (Terry Hunter, M a r th a McDonald, Hspy Deas, Kim Roberts), 2. SSA 'B' (Julie Reagan, Monica 0111ff. Debbie Reagan); Freestyle - 1, Happy Deas, 2. Martha McDonald, 3. Kim Roberts, 5. Terry Hunter; 25 Breast - 1. Happy Deas, Legal NotIce Standard Ofl Ccs pliny (Kentucky)—' continued their push toward the ments later Swoboda struck. fly ASSOCIATED PRESS '' a.OWNYOVRON BUSINESS! La. wo o a s IgHining -•- Cs Local All-Stars Join Quality In Semi-Finals Of Sub-District —Page 5 Dominates Fun Day SSA CHICAGO (AP) — More than _______ ---- With all the Undouhtedl "This squad is the last of the In 1963 b 2017 over the Pack s'joke Rut en CiOS5t Perhaps, one of the greatest 'P tgf .. All-Star squad — try to prove ously, these boys ciime to play Tour-man shows in ttw series never before b MI an SIWIVC be afltic1ptd officiakiom Injur' could 'i. they can prospect for more than and II the lose it won't be from histor ma Ifl e.tment for the That would combine the per ' tonight lack of effort contracts gilt-edge "against the Green Bay Packers. The classic, which has theformnnees by Packers hacks 51SO! well -heeled other The game in Soldier Field. NFL champions holding a 21-9.2 Jim Taylor iand Paul Hornung Among the Pack31rd In the A1l.Star series spon- edge, will be televised by ARC and All -Star hacks Jim Brahow rOOkies going against Nosored by Chicago Tribune Char- starUng at 10 p.m.. EDT. with a ski of Illinois and Donny Ander- ers are linebacker Tommy his of Texas, $50,000 signee 0 Itles Inc., will be unique be- record 216-station outlet. A son of Te,as Tech. Grabowaki and Anderson, the Atlanta Falcons: linebacker cause of the dollar value In- crowd of about 65,0(10 is expected to watch In perfect weather signed by Green Bay for a re- Frank Emanuel of Tennessee, 'volved. ported $.'75,flflfl and $575,000, re- I s.o.000, Miami Dolphins, and The 46 collegians already in the huge lakefront arena. - ---- - W have signed pro pacts, some at The NFL champion Packers spectively. arc earmarked to halfback Mike Garrett. SouthlantasUc amounts in a battle of rate a 13 to 15 points favorite, take the jobs from Taylor and em Caiiforna Heismari TrOP)W winner, $32i.fl1O, 1ansas City dollars now apparently ended Both squads are without injury. Hcirnung. with the merger of the National and are at an early peak physi- The Packer veterans must Chiefs. demonstrate they are not ready - Football League and the Amen- cally and mentally. The last All-Star victory was for replacement. can Football League. i — . 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Then, make a match and win! ,-.' : - I �.' 11. 1 ,A---42A.- 7- -. - •.. .. -. .. .-, - low 4" . - - ...,..- V - - .5 -.'.,. ,'.,,. * I ~ - I WIF __ ~/_ I " L Luncheon Fetes Miss Crable, B ride-Elect Of W. L. Kirk, Jr,. Twilight war.an. created from filets of lace and rnseh,ds In a hand-painted beautifulcut glass vase from R flc3 Crable of Winter Adorning the chandelier were rings, which were preented ~ntor to Ceiilering the handsome vs., pink wasiChinti howl. T'be elegant place ~ the hostens. I que dinine table, whi Park, brid"Itmet of William L. while net pnm.pnns '..led with the guests as gift memr I ."Avy cloth,la lovely arrangement of saft ribbons and wedding I the occasion. I covered In an Armv-N willi settings featured heavy sintiqiie Enjoying the delightful lunch., Kirk 3r., whose marriage . . ,.. I I i take place Saturday, 41W S ., .. I 1. . hand-d Yellow polka knit skim. Hugh L. Nesbitt. of Winter mer complemented wi th white Park Mrs.William I.P.X;rk accessories, stic reeei'ed e . I t ~,,, ,. . Mrs. Joan Brooks .. 1!I, . ; I . I iI-,w , ~ : ~~," ', "W jg,.-F:... At Shower 1. " . -. Guest Of Honor " . : 1I~ J, I.1 1 'r !, . ,. 11 ,2 0, 4 ' ,, ., ....... ,. I. _ . il ,.. 1. lf -. I ,I .- . i~ I , 1#~"; vV , 1 .~ . .,.I . . . . "I 7.I 4,:: .I .L I ,.,. . I .- . 3 . - - . k . .1 . .. .. T 1 MI I IL II .z New . . - .. - -' 4 .. .. tITnI - Z vi . P .. ** d . Miss Crable. honoree, her mother. Mrs. Hugh L. Nesbitt of Winter Park, and Mrs. William L. Kirk, " good clalk writl of is drow be r airiiiiii 7'Ul* dolhi rj luncheon Wednesday at the Park Avenue home I hit fishy.- Tnotber of the proom-to-be. of Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith.Shown around beauuiuiiy appointed uujie are, irom iert, .iirs. Smith, (Herald staff photo by Doris Williams) Chuluota Personals AOW n& i,,,. 301 cia j I ; 2 b - . p 2 ges V V . OR ~1 . . 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PremIum CushionOriginal equipment 75 89 Master shocks son Court Is recuperating from surgery undergone last week in Orange Memorial Hospital 10 Orlando. - quality shocks __ - . .., *,. - -' kt4 ~ , I -_ . ..~'.. r* 1 --- ...J IL Thomas Gullickson Of Lakeview Drive entered Fkir. Ida Sanitarium and Hospital Tuesday for surgery. __ 116 . plimonlary make-up! ______________ ______ -'(s? Drive, and their daugh- Saturday to visit relatives in John leys. North Carolina. y from & two weeks - a - . ::: IS I Mile South of Big It.. A demonstration of complexion ears featuring our famous 3 Steps to Beauty, followed by a marvelous co rn - • Jack- LoiigwoodI Fla. I' ___________- lion In Ohio. In Troy they visit. ad Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wray and in Payne they visited his - V5 y 8 Lotus I L. ,.. parents, Air. and Airs. John r Sally, returned horn: ' Op.ui Daily S A.M. so 5:30 P.M. Sunday I P.M. 4o S P.M. Hwy. 17.92 Casse Each copy of THE HERALD is read by an average of four persons. HOW MANY READ POST CARDS? A ONE HOUR OF BEAUT'Y' in::doing graduate work at Capt. (IJSAi?) and Mrs. how- Oliver,. recently. They were re. n- ard Saulque and bull, David, ceniy transferred front SavanMankato State Co llege in Monkato, Minn., and visiting with have returned to their home in nah, Ga., to Wilmington Del. Sharon's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Belleville, Ill., after visiting Upon arrival in Wilmington, with her sister, Mrs. John Stan- they discovered that the wareRalph Bunde. kiewicz, at her home in Sunland house storing all of their be. longit'gs had burned to the T. Pear.Estates. . Oscar Mr and Mrs ground. Many valuable and cherished possessions were lost the fire. in lberr 1 - , ' e returned from Obey, and son, Michael, and Hazel Mrs Loring Burgess and son ha v with Vining, all of Orlando, and Mr. daughter, Susan, former San I ., where they visited y mond Poll, daugh ford residents, are currentl) their son and his family, 'Mr.and Mrs Ra visiting at the home of Dr and and Mrs Clyde E Cummings, ter, Pricilla, and sans, Robert Mrs W Vincent Roberts, where and their sons, Robert Richard and Erol Erol will be leaving soon for a tour of duty in th ey will remain until Sunday and Troy They also visited an Greece oth er son and his famUy, 'Air. Mr. and Mrs Thomas G Al and Mrs Robert Pearson, and Mr and Mrs Charles T Ni. bert, 801 West 18th Street, ha'e children, Georgia Louise and black ha ve had as their guests as their houseguestS, their son, itohhi Recnt guests at tbc Pearson fur two weeks their daughter, Gordon, and his wife, Sharon, home were another son and his Mrs David Jackson, and their from Stuttgart, Germany The 3oung couple has taught famIy, Mr. and Mrs Donald K two granddaughters, Pam and in the 7th Army Dependent P earson, and children, Kathy Cheryl Jackson, all of Tampa. School there for four years and and Timothy, from Hialeah, will ueturn to Germany in Aug.- and Miss Deede Graham from Joanne and Charles Boone spent a few days with Joanne's ust tj begin another year. They Wilmington, N. C. of their sum- ,- MELODEE SKATING CLUB members enjoyed an afternoon of swimming and picnicking recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Best on Lake Ravenna. Among the parents and members enjoying the fete. sh own in photo, were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Albers and Tammy; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baird and Calverna; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kennedy and Cindy; -. ll " - .. ""Op - '. '. Oviedo Personals Sanford Personals V - - 5 was the site of the reception Mrs. Arthur Reynolds. They left immediately following the wed- Thursday to return to their A recent get.-together was ding. A profusion of gladioli, home in Warren. held at the Twin Lakes Farm unums and carnations decorat Charles Cross of Lake Worth, home of Mr. and Mrs B II ed the reception area The bride's table was cover- is a guest in the home of Mr. Greer. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kenne th Vining ed with pink linen and draped and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds. and sons, Michael, David and Merle, of New London, Conn.; 1. .,.. .1 _________ • .,,if Air. and .Mrs. Warren A. Rey- Charles Miller, Walter Beasley, linen sbeath complemented with white accessories and a blue nolds and their four children of Mike Partin and Sir. and Airs. Warren, Pa., have been visiting Tony Daniels and son, Allen. A corsage. FeHowship Hall of the church Mr. Reynolds' parents, Mr. and wonderful me was a Y a). .- 0 1. ikp. Mr. and Mrs. John Camp By RUTH DAVIDSON Mrs. Orseno chose for her g a lovely Arthur Reynolds of the Lake have recently returned from a daughter's cornflower blue crepe and lace Hayes section, was admitted to camping trip to Crystal Lake ccompanydress enhanced with white ac- Orlando General Hospital in near Panama City. Accompany cessorles and a pink corsage Orlando to undergo major sur- ing the Camps on the trip were Miriam Wheeler, Ouida Wolcott, Mrs. Baybon, mother of the gery. Vicky Gilmore, Harriet liengroom, was attired in a yellow son, John Arie, Hank Tulp, -, . V TOUCHTON'S ' - - - brother of the bride, Charles Hunter, David Lanier and Ron. 4* a . 1111~11 , .. _____ S V a -' - . Iii - . '' '' - " I - .' ,... S - r OF THE SKIN Commonly esll4 A th lete's Slkø an ane1footl ak in Foot. Riniworm , frOufld it, o1f itb, ate. flow to treat it? half to make two lsists. Puf the Feet". tPi layers t,ogether with -veøt- Instant "nad whipped cream topped o,ynims 'nn onte r, 1 heals i'rMkød and saly cifl, 'Pith wluila cranberry ko W.h h1pi prvsnt rinf.Pion. Md F'rOt. th. entirs '))ippaII ersam and tip wi th - ilvered toaste(l almonds 4ire A Dr?Wi1)t of %{cP ha,I Ago for company! The cranharr, f.ahorat',rirns. qJI a gives interestIng flavor ontrqst to the Mane) ang1 DOWNTOWN SANFORD - * - . '- ;' INFECTIONS (fflr with Sanford. .. ,• : V .5 1 . Pace 7 5 .- -__________ - law ' •. '. - V i ______________ - 11 1)R - - I - ____ . _____ •'. MI' t1iI Mrs. hlntry Adniuis Mnrsefln lill ': n' :mnd dnughtet--hi.lnw, Mr. am) Mrs. Norman Fnge, anti Mrs. l'. Wright ntitl Pot Fletcher, all of Hulfalo, N. V. They visit. ed places of Interest In central Florida nnil enjoyed Deflary. . ___________________________________________________________ 5 1W 4 11, ______ c -________________ Of . - 4=6 " . - - '-'lit •' I S ' - ' M ,- ''" * • an " I ' says Mrs. Crossan! . nalii nutar? (She ompany in Mobile Ala Aiiut griuluafi'd w Mr (lvr fr om Smm 111gb Seho1 sad --a ic erv.n & n tipS ufliiN . . ______ •. _____ ' -. 4d qept. 2 in thob home of th4o I 4 - man ' F; _______ ' *11s e&eiiul vn('iltlfltI flflhl %1I I ictun In flc'lInr before iC11t fIll II _____I A rrtvals Th eemplø will he mrrid Mrq, Mar- ______________________________________________________ - , the officiating clergy man -r foi the altar which was banked • w1 baskets of white gladioli 1ec" and mums, potted palms *nd 1aiked on either side by four 'branched candelabra se'e John ('opwn of Huenum Vista burning tail white tapers. who has been active In White satin ribbon, fashioned ' cli netlon work thete for nhout , 1 Into large clusters, identified 4 18 iiinnthis or so. '4. :. th e pews. M rs George Touh minister . Mi'. fti(l Mrs. Claire Fellows i, .- .. of music, played preludial muof Naranju load, returned from J. tiar i"nni.,. :.'L cie w Tilnrnh 1 an extended trip In I'ennsyl ' and Purvis. She accompanied vanin, where Mrs. Fellows : Robert Crumley, soloist, who 1. %- IsItcd her sister auth brother. sang "Abide 0 l)earest Jesus" . l'hev nlst wetit to hIoton full b 'nlpius and "%edftng flene Pot I ;nmutlm, N III. In visit Mr . f'wt hs Loclaee 'Corn '1 Y';!; . t duUon, ' 7' ' n Fellows' son and his fatuity. munion " b Dubois and "The .' . " Lord's Prayer," by Gates, were V "ton can stretch whInwIl pla3ed as background h3rnnc O. -"" crenni I() liP IISC(1 US tim jut. . during the ceremony. "L ..I' q,. mug niul frosthig for a cake) ; r( T Given in marriage b her 1. i''. 0. 'a • I) sibling egg white Heat. 1. fa ther, the bride was radiant i'Ull of henvy -ream with sugar 'p'.. . ., ,./. in a floor length tier-on-tier 1n. ., unil vanilla to taste, then fold port ed gown designed with a Inn stiffly benteneggwhlte. scalloped necklinccrnhdlished 1. wiut sequins, wntcn were auso scattered over the tiers of net, I. MRS. RIChARD LEONARD BEVEL edged wi th lace, to form the with tulle, which was caught at print bodice, with the same ' voluminous bouffant SkLII.. r veil of silk Illusion was the corners with lily of the val. fabric lining the jacket. 11cr attached to a coronet of seed Icy. Antique silver candelabra, accessories were matching and I. s pearls and crystals and she car- decorated with carnations and she wore an orchid corsage. Following their wedding trip ned a crescent.-shaped bouquet greens, fl anked the beautiful to the Florida cast coast, th e of white carnations, lily of th e tiered wedding cake. Barbara Flynt kept the newlyweds will make their vall ey and tra iling ivy. Miss home in Thomaston, (',a, Miss 'Nikki Morgan attended Bride s Book and others assistW Among the out-of-town wedthe t,ride as maid of honor and the reception were Mrs. ding guests were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Kristle Schilke was brides. ing at male. They wore Iden ti cal floor A. B. Peterson Sr., Mrs. James John Raybon, The Rock, Ga.; length Empire-styled gowns of Ekern, Mrs. C. W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Be. crepe In exquisite shades of re- Mrs. M. J. Sorokowski, Mrs. L. rd and Mr. and Mrs. Horace ' gal rose and pastel pink, fash. R. Bauer and the Misses Kathy Bevel, Thomaston, Ga.; Mrs. ioned with back floating Panels: Bauer, Nancy Rodgers, Marilyn Carl Meese, Lake Gem, and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hoskins, Miss Their headdresses were of re Murph and Lucy Moughton FOr traveling the bride wore Judy Keen, Miss Pat Jones, gal rose tulle and they carried pink and rose bridal crescents. a stunning blue silk jacket en- Gerald Newell and Hubert C. Gerald Newell of Orlando semble designed with a floral Pettilt, all of Orlando. servud the groom as best man Another delicious treat guaranteed "not to taste the least By LIZA BAKER Le' Dangleman and Mike Edward Dudek of West l'ir. or, returned from a two weeks Ga. They visited with friends at Recent guests of Mr. and Brown of Sanford, both lifeginla, was a recent lmuseguegt vacation. They spent part of It Cashiers Inn, located high it Third guilrdr nt Community Club I Airs s (if of his brother and family, t, war,t r 1: just relaxing and camping in the mountains, known as "The wer e on their way to 11 1.j er and brcoand Mrs. Ted Dudek, of Do the Blue Ridge Mountains in Land of the Waterfall." The ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bow- Chuhiot.n Sunday, July 31, tn Ray Manor. North Carolina and visited with drive and scenery up the mouzi ard J]utchison, and daughter of work when their car turned Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dudek and Mrs. Carolina Dudek in Gary, taint;was beautiful. In Clayton Baltimore, Ald. The }lutchisons over t th e curve on 426 and the Mrs. Fuller visited with an Old also visited in Homestead with barricade at State Road 13. daughters, Dianne, Veronica W. Vs. friend, Mrs. A. Kimsey, who is Mr. flutchison's mother, sister Neither of the boys was reportand Vanessa, of Doi Ray r1an. Mrs. Herbert E. Fuller, 201 112 years young and still Ivcry and brother-in-law. While in ed injured, thanks to seat belts. _____________________________ Boston Road, and her grandson. active. Mrs. Fuller and grand- Chulunta the Joneses entertain- but the ear is reported badly James Fuller, returned tm a son, James. covered 1,250 miles ed me Butchisons with a crab damaged. arv trip to Cashiers and Clayton, I and are glad to be back home. boil in their hack yard. Eighty. / Mrs. Mary Simering of rural five pounds of crabs were cond. hose att endi n g ersonals B bdinner at the t Am er . ud und ' ' Enterprise Personals Rayburn, Ginny t d Buck iean Le gion Post No. 225. She Mr. and Mrs Robert W W. FuIts' MRS. RFVCIflE HARRIS Re . and Mrs. David Iloss Chadwick, Mary Croasdale, Peg has three sons in the service. gate 'have returned from Mrs. Ithberto Naranjo was Densutiw and family, David Jr., and Bill Cronsdalc, Norm and PIT Philip R . Parker is staweek trip where they isited her brother and his family, Mr. guest of honor at a miscd llan- Dirn and Melody Ann, visited Peg Stewart, Jean and Mel Mel. tinned at Fort McClellan, Ala. In. Evelyn Murphy and June He has been confined to the has. and Mrs E Richard Friend at enus shower given by the ladies ett their parents, Rev, and Mrs. L. Butner. pltal there .1or three weeks. Pueblo Cole. They rented a of the •W.S.S. of th e Burn odist Church at E. Denslow, Sunday en route PV2 Larry Parker is stationed cam" and amength interest Memorial Meth at Fort Lewis, Wash., and Corthe annex Thursday afternoon, from their home in Wabasso to 1 ing p'aces uiCJ aSitCu were Mrs. Evelyn Murphy and Mesa Verde, Coin., an Indian Mr. and Mrs. Narano and two a vacation in Gold Head Branch .lerr4'. of Fourth Street, left jmral .lam B. Parker, with vision at reservation; Carlsbad Caverns c hil dren, Mcvii and flnbert, State Pan; for two weeks. Cliuluotit on .lu)v :ii to visit with theBragg, =d Airborne DiCorporal Fort N. C. 3t%s, M uexwo, e ico ,.iab gns. have moved Into. the former the Murphy's daughter, son- n. the night home of Mr. Williams, across Mt s. Harvey L. Dunn nod her law ,ind 'tWo grandsons in Enid, Parker ninue ulS first jump where they enjoyed from a jet last week. Mrs. the street from the church. Al. grumni$dntighler. Dnnnp Ogden, Okia. far Mn wcchs The life; the Cr-and Canyon and m t' 1 Just returned from a .laicksonvillc, left Friday ph'v on-in-1aw, Capt. Robert trip to El Paso, Texas, follow- tending were Mrs. J. V. Richv isit with her son at Fort ed by sightseeing in Mexico in- ards, Mrs. Marie Scull, MrL. nIormzii by plant- mi ii Visit Macintosh, USAF, is stationed Bragg. Sophie Miller, Mrs. Bertha with Mn. and Mrs. Harvey E. in Enid with the Air Force. eluding a bull fight. Hardin, Miss Sarah Burns, Mrs. Dunfl nod Todd of Altadena, _.- B'icl; and Ginny Chadwick, Fay Lee , Mrs. Grace }Iiers, Calif. Tlit Dunos' oth er son, ;'Third Street, spent a recent BERA10RA1. STUDY Mrs . W. Hise, Mrs. Mirl Wink- Charles, utid his daughter, Kim. -,weekend visiting with Mr. and I)URHAM. N C. UP!) icr, Mrs. Denslow, Mrs. Carmen of TZInIPLI, citflW tip itiitl )t'ii I Mrs. Bud Rayburn in their new The National Institute of Child Wiggur.s anti tier grandduiugh- W eCIIWSCIIIV and Thursday 1_ 7 Health and Human Itevelop- icr , flt'cI;v of Itradenton. 5ev, mni'r and fattier. Theii 4 Home on Lake Tsala in Inverness. The Itayburns formerly meat has approved ii five-year, cml Indies who could lint daughter, Ttzit' Ogden. and her •., -. ____________________ lived on Lake Pickett and are $1 million grant to Duke hied!- pre,ant sent gifts, nit(] delicious 1aniiI of Jacksonville came t I friends of in Chuluota. cal Center for a research-train- refreshments were served. (town to bring Donna and I I ing program on he)wviomai pro. them off earl' Friday morning -f:. . Visiting with Buck and Ginny eess's and their effects on ag- Bill Blakemore, of .luckson- fur Orlando. Chadwick the weekend of July ______________ ing from the cradle to the yule, was overnight guest of 23 wa their son and daughterHarvey Dunn Saturday night. grave gf Saturday lunch for the fainin-law, Dick and Lynn Chad"The grant is one of thelargwick of Miami. Both are em. eat ever given by the institute Miss Lorainne Shirley of Ft. i ily: creLLnWd chicken served civ- . ployed at the Doctors Hospital and reflects the concept that Lauderdale, and Miss Brenda en rice and topped with crisp in Coral Gables. Lynn is a gradaging tiegins at birth, or even Braddock and Miss Dianne chow mein noodles. Puss a bowl uate nurse and Dick, who is a before, and must be studied in Bnaddock of I)cLund went' over.- of pretty red spiced crabapmedical technologist and bacthis light," a spokesman I or night guests of Miss Crystal piles for color nod taste eon- ::trust. terio!ist, was recently promoted the university said. Braddock Friday night. to supervisor in charge of the -Medical Laboratory in the has. pital. -: -* I' . -' " JOHN WILEY, on of A.riving soon in Chuluota will ' Mr and Mrs Eddie Wi' .-- 4I-'.' - . hey of Logan Drive, be Mrs. Geoffrey Cr3'er of Longwood, celebrated his Lewe Sussex, England, to visit . I seventh birthday Friday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. with a But party at his Gwen Creed, manager of the I home, the B at'c a v e. Lake Catherine inn, Mrs. Cry.11 Guests which included er, who owns the Volunteer Inn , Jimmy and Betty Che- it Sussex, plans to spend about net, Bud Howard: Robin two Weeks here with Mrs. -. Granger, Bryan Staple- Creed. ton and John's brother, Fteserved kumquats (avallaEddie Ray Wiley were :- . served but. cream, bat ble in bottles) will help to cake and bat punch and make a fresh fruit compote deall given but hats leetable. For the compote you I might choose orange a ii d balloons, grapefruit sections plus canned (Photo by Donna Estes) pineapple chunks. x lni,uthier, l{nIlrnrini' llnlnr, to MIl. sill the lat Hobeti f. thu Mrq. - - _____ *111119 Mr nnl 4 Ili` TrARfit Mile, Aln.. oil- Vri win 11111iiinn fliviff. 9fin of I ;itorile n. fAxnn, Illell. 11"Illohler nlIII son-ln.law, .oil I ~11-. 111141 ,ill-,.4. 11upwil Andersoll. 11111m re tilt, 1,tiongt,mritl (if 11wir Clik,iti A. bivoti, nkfi nr F and tli1i thlldn'n, ('nini nIHI n,,. Vjgr High crprnr,l and fluff ."- _ 1111cM 'II Ji of (JiIm RRO. ill. (lie ct"frr f1tpqmnø (nlfrge, iq em T \til"iciiq ftc tiff (4) NRtI$IIU IIIVtI with Title daigbter of Mr. and Mrx. Jos. epi Wflllam Orseno of Sanford, Chtirch the Rev. Virgil Bryant was ______ P .. 10 Mr and Mrs. George .1. Anderson cut Geneva announ ce the birth of their grandson, .lames L. Anderson Jr. horn Aug.I at Winter Park Memorial Hoc. pital to Mr. and Mrs. .lames L. Anderson Sr. M.,Iernnl grandparen t s are Mr. and Mrs. lames Chambers of U'esburg. . Lake 64 aft % " enterlalticil ' Altamonte Personals aii \.nkt'In Ti n n d Miss Chason To M arry V. P. Dixon .5.. ., Mary Sharp. and co-hostess, Jean Gonzalez ________________________________ 1 "I, ,111t.S. .110111*14 11,11"AINE, UtIii Hnrt%lg * nfltl _____ . soti, Mrs. W. R. Jennings, Mrs. Glenn McCaR, and hostess, Personals rsenn, , - Personals . .. 1 Iiii, ('I( Mrs. Lewis Williams is also a patient at Seminole Memorial. * an Ilhq t,uM4 ' I an RlcIrd leonard Betel, Tohn Rab of The ' °f '-' eck Ga., and Genre t leel ere united of Thoma.ston, Ga airimony in a iwa• in HflI UreI twilight, double ring ecreI nty, Saturday, Ju1 - 30. onrd l'recbterian IF '- I - h VIMPTO Mrs. .lnscph Mathiu, Her: aid cmrrespnndent. entered Scmmole Memorial Hospital for cxtOflSlVe tests on Monday. , -.. * - ~_" - . - Iti 14 .awt' A apout peN ae pOPt ptiI'vV roM tt O$t DIST*fl$IN r .s. Thelma Bntehelcir of Winter Garden, spent part the p,st week with her mother nod stepfather. Mr. and Mrs . - . . I 411111. 11 . . Ion Miss Suzanne orot % - Unites . . .00 - 1 ,,I Mz'. Joan Brooks vu honored recently with a stork shower I at the home of Mary Sharp in .••-. Loch Arbor with Jean Gonzalez f .. .. acting as Appropriate baby games were :-•.: Played for The occasion. rung the Mother Goose game 1 .4 ; was June Warner and a very clever game of drawing an dc- r:.-_. , pliant blind-folded was won 1,3-i Gayle Richardson. c An elaborate sheet cake, dec. crated In colors of pink and blue j and centered with a baby shoes, was served to the I . guests with sparkling punch. nuts and mints. Those attending with the hon.. . I .1114 oiee Joan Brooks, were - ... Isabel] Grant, her mother, and , Mrs. Ronald Brooks, June Warner, Dinah Brumle3-, Jan Vth. MISS NANCY CPALE, bride-elect of William L. Ion, Linda Reek, G a yle RichardKirk, Jr. was guest. of honor at a pre-nuptial .ft ,1::~ .1 - I or mot'wr of the groom-to-he; Mics Jane' Hicks and Mrs Kenneth A M yers of Orlando, and Mrs E S Taft of Da ytona Reach. Geneva ., I 4 - I Ceremony ML*SS Orseno And R. L. Bevel ..I silver and matching PC' eon znd the warm ho,pitality 01 hond-piint'd Chin . the Smith home with tht, bon Miss Crable was aattired in sk oree were her mother, Mrs. - I - . Z, , ,.4" i N .- -J, -I Wk. ~ , I or it a bridal luncheon Aug. 3 6 O -- -4 1I *~o . at the Park Avenue home of Mrs 1nlph Austin Smith Wedding hell motifs were car. I iied out throughout in the din lug room decor and dessert '-e' ., I i ,I& be ,* I Tittge 6 - Alipl"t Is, 1.166 - In Aug. 6, Engagement A nnounced DeBary - C . ") Mt Sanford Plaza... Shop 'fil 9 Monday thru Saturday P.M. d Mrs. Frank MeEIck : - 7i. 4-- -' ...-S --- ----- .-----. V - - -. V VV 5V - _____ ______ 'V W44 - - - - V ______________-- iV:. -V k' !* �; E:- --- - . lab -------- _e_____ . - -- - - _____ . z_ - _____ -- - .,--.-.. -- ) - ______-- 40 - -- -- - - - - i-'.J---4 __ _______________________ 21611 _____________________________________ ________ --- --I-, I " 1 , ioned ________ , : ! ~ I i 1--lijv I g Ri ht To Bear .1 1 Ofl the fl.flfl mur- over 2flfl had liven arrest f By JAMVS MARIW lareen.', I A ver mild ders In lf$4 werc committed other crimes. AT Newt' A,rnb,ii bill to put some ('all it f(hk , ,-.,. WASHINGTON (AP) - When with firearms. many of them gambling. reSisting causing a disturbance with a the sate or firearms. controls ~, ! the early Americans %%Tote into ; obtained mails. gun. narcotics Investigation and particularly by mail, has been Second were many of the guns constitution's the . 'orn PPre'( by a 'nat' 'Amendment the right of the halt the 20,5W) suicides in cnme ,, people to bear arms, they could And he said the "vast Ttrnority" Rakal said the United States mitN' I But, Allhough Johnsnn has - - -- I9GR - - - AnR11t- sflflW Including , ---- At "I'll, 1 1ore than hat! ' S tt Imw & old pott office) . iw -- 27 police officers I He pointed out that four presikilled in line of duty since IM dents werr killed by Assassins* cent of the I Put it would boc misleading to that of the 9X50 homicides last i 'f year, 57 -per cent, or 5,5i14, were get the - Amen- impression that testifying Shortly Wore Charles Joseph adult was killed by police year. I with gm i I niciam Guild sit Miami Beach. lie is president of the Central Florida I ~ 'I I , 1,rought back by ropular re- chapter. air .191 murders in Chi- I all tD attlend and onjny an rve- i In this bo& Bear Arms," the author, Carl cago in 1964. firearms were .i -w.. culk Bakal, wrote: "A strange and used peculiarly American plague has these 191 murders In which guns long swept our land - a plague were used there were three i-Grace Pastor of guns. Every year fi rearms ycarold juveniles involved. two year-15 claim more and more lives In _________________________ 'Vacation and 11 16-year-aids. this COUfltt'y. ~:,.. a'- ' us - GI Giude I Id - If You Do Not Want To -olds. olds. seven On dItIonIflg cal of our times, he is a lawyer who the years ahead," says Barr, be found himself gravitating into business the availability of well-educated, well. management. Atypically, however, he trained, Imaginative and creative busigave up one of the nation's top busi- ness lenders" fless jobs, that of Montgomery Ward Some day we will he thankful for the board chairman, to take up this new Ca- farsightedness of John Barr and o th ers reer in education, like him In our universities, in a search of the Then Drafted: Gen. Niche- Of those 4,069 persons. 948 had ago been ordered to report FAT arrest record Ins Katzenbach, speaking for the Army units in the regular establishThere is an alternative to President iohnson's administra- I Thirteen cit the 948 had been being drafted-you volunteer. Enlisted Reserve for six years Regular: term of your military obto 28 years; four some federal controls on the Atty. or in- units are organized to match A year I Unless i 1 ; ~ I I two years age 16% througb 25. of active duty. the tAirn of the century, there was a vice. Chaplain Leo .1, McDonald 1 Sta-- Naval of the Sanford He gave a congressional com cari%ving concealed weapons., qualifying him for training in mittee some figures, saying: Rnh'rt Osburu will eonduet the 'l .I ir TELEPHONE 322-8321 I ' 42 lot disorderly conduct and worship service ______________________________________________________________ I.' - ' I II Army "- 1-I, I ,- .;• A -1 4 ; il" three, four or six years, except ft 0-0 0. 1.1*1 that if enlistee is 1'7, first enliatment ends on 21st birthday. -I if a graduate of high school Reserves: 17 to 26 sIx year a four-year vocational school enlistment; you serve a minicollege., sri enlistee mum of four months and such is eligible for trz-lnIng in one additi onal active duty for of approximately 60 speciali- tra ining as may be required. All enlistees are provided This qualifies you for the ape- 0 . -ale 'i (often a nnncommissioned offi- 26. Six-yesir enlistment, two of be ecu with service stripes up to which is active duty and four in inactive reserve but usually his elbow) has been around organized reserve unit. long time. in the larger recruiting of. The Naval Reserve has a flee there will be a represents- limited program requiring six tive of each service, but in ma- months of active duty and five talks for all the and a half years inactive. Acservices. He has pamphlets full tive duty in the naval reserve 71" _____________________________ io. _____ VIL .1V ~ -_ 7~7,iI ii,, l'. - _______________ . 111111-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryaaa MUM 938.3678 Caes.lb.rty Mn. Jan. Caaselb.rry -- .. I in the ready reserve. Parental consent is required - - I - vales upwards of 100 - - - I 41 I I -- ____ F- or - " TO - '.I. -I -, Falcons, Mustangs, wagon-si - I UE' TEANECK, N. J. 07Mg ADOIISS . ....... .. .. . . .. . . •-•. ...... . . . - ..•. •••• - - - ------------ - I I 1 15 ________ F I - -. ' ' - - - - - - -- - • -• '. - uhe. - - - 'il ______ _____ - F-.-- -F • " - , _________ Lyle C. Wilson Says: muhror,ma -- _____ '1 At "rle.lie'lntia" for t.hi f.'innt4 that upfs-.'4e.vtly hail fOod. uioh a -ilothftil te.e.flaer l.00n written by hot mother. f;:irlior t.hj4 yoar. Prrnp. trio-4 to vt. y with the. aiimø over A'It fneJjn,, farm ''jfh 4IanI. t.- rm, ".4we.lL" rue' while We. we're. huintin "'i1' U'f!• th.re.. 4,IaI)p fir'. why ilnn is well a oll jfl And l)ehhie. re.vp at4.pp.cI rrofnity .ei've. as t h ought t.'r reinmt.nnt stroam of e.hsittr 4ttt1t, r"opb wi th a pnueity of from the. lpft the. V'.tda thuH Arm poorly e.q1iifl)4!f1 h0114e. till 'NP re't.ujrne.rI :10 m in. ~ uta late.r' for life and -idiom h.eoms r ': • - - - I' ''-v ' - - - - - _____________________________________ - a momont w i luuihinl re.tort, ' wome'n sire t.silke'ra" no I Q. wonder is ron Pa iii low rffjrj.'nt 'l'hnt in a good break for tiLl- l,efi,ri' a given electorate. 'i)i."c' ai- i lii, e.flt.r'i '- hjl'-Jrpn hrorsght. r,u're wjta than .uc that. of yousng4tA.r whose olin' a hammer f ehis.'J, phiini's, sawe., miter pnr- i M ' brain. paper, enclosing a - - -, - -. - - I - - :0 - , - - . - . Dick West _ Editor - . - -___ . -- • -. -------------- - i -- .-.-- -' - ___ ____ --- --- - - - - - - -- - - -. :._..,I ? -- ; . Hospital , Plea . . - i.'Jitor. The Heralil: are. qualified for •tdkai' 1m asking to have this kt- treatment, in our hospital will if' 1 - I request. they em in :) i I use S -iIj'sin- 'Weure I I YOUR ' -"s ESSAGE GETS oratory : -' I ' - HOME ;- !:I otio, " time pirnusnient ____________ : fear. -_________ tJ.OtfhIS Learn to FLY A-- . ' I 5. - "HIEVEMENT! I - 1 _. _ I - U $OVi j ALA.. -- ; -5 F -- THE ,-.-- 1 - •_-,-- CIOWDI - - Plumbing, Hs.tlng & Air Conditioning I 117 • 3) M AVI. nc. 1917 SANFORD, NA. T.I. 322.0152 INflODUCTION FLIGHT I$5O AVIATION P*ODUCTS liwu $prIsI.re PMmps and Piplag QUALITY INSTALLATIONS il" ad SPICIAL $5.00 sso Flying Seminole Ranch 3 Mliii EAST OF OVIIDO oss issw*y i, 365-3201 place i ISW this n.wspap er. . .haii YOU Special Solo Course $3900 In Want to sell that outt)oacd motor, rent your spare room or find buyer f or your Iuss? Among our thousands of rSdefs are people a w ied whatyou have offer. The classified columns we kke a P'mms want and 10 L town bulletin board for offerings of all kinds. Phone today! 431.5938 332.1111 THE SANFORD HERALD . ----- I - . p - - -- fi - ---.-----.-. F I -. - f . ' a _--.-+.-, - -tI' p I - I - i . .. I tapuyers BROTHE S Entered sm second elasa matter October fl IllS at the Post Office of sidOtOrd,Florida.underthe LOtof Congressofu-a-rein No Part of any matsrlsl. news or advertisIng of this editios or be reproduced in any maun.r without Tb. Sanford Herald or firm repofl,iLale for such reproduction will be considered as InfringIng on The H erald's copyright sad wUt he held liable 5g daniag. undas t he law. . Stri*ckland w ............................... , contention, __________________________________________________________________________________________ --__________________________________________________________________________________ spend a good part. of my time In the cotigrussiotiul press gi'llerles on the top floor of Dolls WILLIAMS the Cai)it.ul. If. its Society Editor Advertising Manager These kids have been taugnt dlcuted, a boominig noise euti DO1'J'IE *13515% jirjj for years that America does cause a cave-itt I figure. i'tnn city Editor Businee. Manager JVIfl' WELLS VIED WELLS not care. I think we do, but. In danger every tinir Sen. County Editor Mechanical Supt. we are not doing a job of tusk- Wayne Morse tiinkes a spiechi. SAM 5TA%LI . ____ Sports Editor $tii,ff Photographer lag them realise It. At one point, I coinsiulered excspt Suiturd.y, Sunday a-rid Christmas; publah.d -Douglas Stewart, executive applying fur hiuzardous duty Published deily __________________________________ aturday preceding Chris tmas. director of the Omaha Ur- pay, Hut 1110W have reason to suascairTloM MATES ban League discussing Oma- believe the danger have flame Delivery SIC week ha's racial disorders, been exaggerated. _________________________________________________ COUNTY ALL OTMEM MAIL SIc Week $O0 1 Year $11.10 1 Year tiQos Months .7I S Months Z10 I Months 1.00 1 Months 1.00 1 Mouth i.tnO 1 Month LEE U. $. Pos,iinl 1culation provid, that all mail ub.crIptio. be pa-Id R in a'$vaiuc.. Tb. Herald is, a nuen.L'er of be Associated ir.ss which is .Mtlad •xciusiv.Jy to the us' for republication oft the local news pntad In this a.w,paper. 7. The Associated Press) ----- r, P _ 'I ': 'I .. tiiuy - - • .. .... .. . ....... I in today!- -- - IilKW Stewart in - -- 01! clal Ciearanó - (Type or print plainly. Make checks payable _. - -. - , -' - . '. 1- ' ,''L, ~,Acr - - - - the hospital sirnuht take immediate stops to qualify lo'itcn1 -lie must be able to rend, Eniish ? .\n absurd higher than mine,' I said, and tonishument because the tuid reref;.;d thiase discrimtlII•I Ii.ipitei tOt Mksii(dIe. I added, 'I can add nothing to It, .lgaiust, W have a hospital to be tnatnui and I shall sign It. as quickly Thant-i for puhiinhin this. proud of and we ai as possible.' r. -.hi,ulnJ he allowed the. privikg, "informer Chu beamed with to it an'! not t) to pride." og eountie, :in')ther 1-Ieavy Floods But farmers' thoughts aren't E1ie 11_ightei' i de slsets,r who in not acquainted IE\ \ the only ones hidden from the "- rth our condition. Also this week !o'nis to .cnosIovakza Red officials. Tung reports also WASHINGTON (U111) One day this week a house giessissnal pat-king garagc. works a hardship on the (ani- innundated t13,ufl) arn and on his fife with other students Every housewife knows that commerce subcommittee 5 i)Ofl.. I What cuncet-nied me, however, ily of a patient who would caused 535 million in damage, and their teachers. a liored a demonstration of use was the effect the vibrations ! have to truvel that tfi.itance to I the official Czech newi agency "The more friendly you were sudden vibrations caused by be with then,. CTK reported today. Four with someone else, th e more slamming door, a thunderclap of helicopters for an airport created by the aerial eggbeutI hope that sather people who peruns were killed. shuttle service. An open space - or a kangaroo on the roof can th at person knew about you oil Capitol Hill merved its it er, and the more he was expected cause a cake to fall. (rout. Last. year it was reported temporary heliport. to report on you to the authoriFor several hours the chopI wi-nt a!,.itg iso u'nir of the ties. Hence, each person re- that the west front of the U.S. flew members of Congress tt-ip-u uniil uue'uisurt'ul the wind within himself and Capitol is similarly vulnerable treated aunt newsmen on round truss t-ut-I'I'nts si-unlut'"l by tue n-oUsts-" avoided Intimacy and confi- to virbrution. IL support. of his to airports in the area. They ing blauli's Then I went to the Testifying in dences." M 1. -', Carefully developed paycholo- controversial plan to rebuild Proved tine air;on-ts could he Senate eltuiutt't'r and nit'asured at-tin1reached in mitiuten, cotuparthe gusts of produced glcal warfare programs aimed the west. front, Capitol at widening the breach between tect. J. George Stewart. said an ed with about an hour by auto. by ikiante on tint' bill to end tine -'-cKvuryotne agreed this would airline strike. ai rp l a n e breaking the sound farmers, students, teachers, 'a be a very dealt-able service'l'hi'ti I (-iv(-henI the vst wall writers, scientists, engineers barrier or shock I 11, .~ and the Communist party could an explualon might cowe tile particularly if tile airline mtrike to see how 1111101 it was vibrut- ~I I, is over settled. itnu. to over help keep Mao's men so busy wall to collaPse, ... 0110 111willaktor Inlilledilltely III-1.1, i's 111v c"114-111,6.11: Ilerhaps I'm jutti, being a for the next decade they would J ~% , ~ . tI,it,' introduced a bill calling for the %alt 12,000 as I'uilt for outside ad- nervous Nellie, hut ever have little siiLi caike nih thet e in nothing Stcvnrt. niunto that. stutetm'iit t'otlnutriuetion of a ventures. homes .-"11 F 441-11 _____________________ I have lived under is cloud of ilt'lhI)tWt on top of the how coin- to ssuu-ry ahiout - -. -- ... sior , '-. • -- aVIie-I - within A. UIELOW. EDITO* AND PUILIsffg G150f51 IIaaagr ROHERT A L EXANDER YRED VAN PELT Advertising Direct-or Manniging idttor - - Aug.5,1966 , Cf'y & - -- . , • '- - ' . , • ____ ______ A,.1jII - WA rat NE VOLTOLISE. CIa'eaia*i.a - Enclosed is $...... Send me...... "G.1. Guides" .. from. Come choose I I BOX 401 ... - 1 --• : - waves from en1b Page1ASanfordHerald Plenty of models and colors- th "} 365.1151 ig4t * Ounforb . ,I!, the fastest selling Fords in history! - I c/o SANFORD (FLA.) HERALD cases they don't wait for you to request it.) Anny Eeen'e Forces: age 26. 1.1 you have not limit i7to - - - in education while in service you must be a high school graduate. If you ejualify through aptitude and physical examinations, you also have a fair choice in vocational training D fields as electronics, radar, missilas, automotive repair and other subjects In combat arms, the Arzu' eves a chalee of aeoe In Infantry (which includes itirborne troops). arnwr (tanks) artillery. iou can request - . Country' Get the deal of the year Big selection of Fords, Fairlanes, OvId. Miss Ruth Davidson = It's Official Clearance time in Ford I Nortb Orlaids Mrs. M*tiIyi Petersis ______ 3221S81 O.t.. Mrs. Clarence Snyder 321-4841 I - reserve, You usually take your ba _____.,.. 4 I 0 .. 11 how the programs stack up: during which time attendance training sit a center nearest Regular Army: age limits 17 at drills of reserve units Is corn- your borne, althogb this can I 34; enlistments for three, pulsory. OrganizedM arine be hundreds of miles away, or f att the place where you enlisted. I Corps units are estab- a four, five or six years. if Next we'll tell you what In- I liabtid in 46 of the states. Both want to try for the graduate ground and aviation reserve duction is like, specialists program which . room courses to help you along . . I 988*117 668-4883 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 668.5631 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchi. Harris 688-5834 668-4604 0 0 Mrs. Dean& 9st" DeBary Mrs. John Leone 6. I 7 begins the process of involun. lifftment for six years, with six for 1 -year olds volunteering nnonths active duty and the re. for regular draft induction, tary induction, To help you choose, here is nutinder in the ready ' F - Lake Meam Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322-4722 Longwood ""I" Chuluota Mrs. Lisa Bakes 365-5193 . 1 . tion near your Ge,a Mrs. Jos, E. Mathieii 349-5205 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Westir 3224219 Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Barton Regular: 37 ta 26 years; four ye*rs en .1. .,,.. was teamed with informer Chu, it ,%ms apparent that the au"I shook my head. g From this stetiOn to remetly this situation (itialify for Jury duty a citizoill I lzraile eduvattion shall be ile- i or take sonie action in request- he prnirrini. ! f I)eliove rhar .in apnoirtionand we were instructed on how thorities could not punish them; report I can see that your po. by abolixhing all tests remains, Inust ineet higher standards as, cepted its establishim: ability. ! inz the board of directors of! much however, a matt-er of snivie aq- for example: I tis I-1.1141. writ'! !!!!,! undt-r-#,.~.l Semin(ple Upyrinri% 1. Herald Area Correspondents tuent in the regular Army, Na- training. physical capabilities with remainder of enlistment j ,_ P 0 ' -ç I - - no longer may vy, Marine Corps or Air Force and personal Reserve,: 17 to itifl open until he actually , _ for units. ~_'(J "We. hAil a 4we.11 nrfy," ihe. For s'virnple., ihe. rr'r'e.ntly m.y uiId, inrI the. fond ''ii re.e.ivprJ a letter ?rom her we.U. ton." N,tie.e. hrn" ?hk I'-.'r,or.'4 rru,t.he.r while. the. VrnInte.r tisod to mora were vi4itin fl4. lt.hr,,igP, he. onn't rs'nri, he. ae.ouIrHt4-' t.hnuht. i't1'H4'l Of Iifl the. t",,nl o rI' A. nt°rn4fin" for the. And 4hc' CoRel a tiv#'-mjn,,te. - t"rm .ini! report, ". I - hnw," d ' _________________________________________________________ Regular enlistment: 17 to 28 tion will be given" to assigning I years, inclusive; enlistm ents you to ta home er whenev possible. (Howthree, four or six years. The 1 corps says: "Enlistments are erer, it should be remembered for general duty and a small that if assigned to a ship, the _______________ highly qualified percentage for Coast Guard patrols ocean waOncehe - hs receivedhisor- uviution duty only. On etimpre- ten, ranging from the Arctic to tier to the draft regis- tion of recruit tra ining, assign- the Antarctic. Reserves: age 17 to 26; en- 1 volunteer ments are in accordance with for National Guard or reserve the needs of the Marine Corps, lietment for eight years; six I But the door to enlist- based on education, skills, prior ioths active duty training, trant .- ' ws si 4we.)l It an Al- dais did not dare get close to amazed that anyone would dare expressed for the commune aye. of these states 811(1 counties. servii.'e stipulated In th e penil- literacy by obtaining conigres- that other eitizen take action ta'cpay and this County will write r.uwarrl having this hospital in any group of the peasants. I to be so openly critical, and yet tern.' The Johnson administration's lug 19I6 civil rights bill. To siotiuil agret'nicnt that a sixth -- a s 3I • rrt'ii.1 tot " " _____ .4 tint. proJuiee. and the offi- them and lied to them. I was of unmistakable sincerity was proof of dillerimination in most bY tile qualifications for jury (-ancellinj: tile ro-quirentent of ter publi.ihod in the hop-es ~ ill , ____ 1 - enee with schooling; defer- year enlistment. After compi.I Mentz are possible for enntinu- tion of basic training, the Coast Guard says, "considersation in school or college. - ___ _________ • discrimination. MUSTANG HARDTOP is arranged to avoid of information too. • - • - - made us (students) act as spies munist.a had broken their prom- ly welccnned by the peasants. have been a factor in this istration lists is obviou s. Con- h'ri'uithlt'ss liberal extremist against the peasants. The con- ises, had robbed them, cheated In every household, enthusiasm There is ample shier the protection afforded may attempt-and succeed-in ny one man AM _____ cir- -, Air Sri ir,;ut.te,n ttar.fuu) of Avoid tinliu' 4IHn, for *J,,n 1f".hp. r-hnrrnq he.r fhre.e. registration in an ma' - hut ?" . , , Ii' I ,A~,-' ~I1 -,,,,~& -,;YR4 (' I not iuit of •i,ihre.;ile.r -'rrt, $ - as determined by apti- time you signed up. When sehut you f ind tude and performance. tive duty training is conipletvice seems better than anothed, assignment is to as to bow and where you ready reserve unit. would like to work off your 1 Air National Guard: age 17 Man six-year- niilftary obligation. to 36; six-year enlistment. AcWhere do you go If you want tive duty is a minimum of four to do shopmonths, plus additional active i duty for training in the speWell, you can start off with oh 1, I _;.)~.. whi 0e Ole recruit.ing office or officer i. you; then assignment to a reslocated in most cities, at the d3' reserve unit. post office or in their own ofNaval Reserve: 17 through fires, The recruiting officer of. k • I . 1, . E z- is. r u r .lildy'4 Letters To - - . was some comparison 5 ' . hflrfre.ij in *re participa - * - new worn for tion in a 1111110 •.• kh. r. e.ne.onr:Ig' voun' long some form of training oppor- ciality you requested at the . - 1 'iifrhin And wre the. hu,kfe.f htftw ,lpfpffl vrmr ehiId' e.hnni lii, tunities, I "( - ties. J / 4 - t'uuno u) sigalnnut local or fed- 196-5 t,'nt4 of htu'w-not-huiig stanrin ru i,-,. 'hIjI-II , t., h- afr. M-lfl('m speak. ond "arpnntir' kit. oral jut-len in which one or lot' r('gipIt n-zitio,, to vote in I-tie tillutu i, prct.-'-t. tht rilits of " ionil for my hookle.t Vord,4 are a:t.ii;slly the. tools more jurors wonlil be unable to j'r'serihed status unit counties uiiin'irity gi Ffn'-v t_ri R-tiae. Your (hjtd' s), ,iil.I not, of P h' WASHINGTON (NEA ) to deceive the peasants into re- the peasants' life could hardly read or write or to understand foilmik: And the more worrhi a '-hill Sehuol farl-u," enclosing a h' 1ui-red treanri juty orviro, The purges of the past months vealing their true thought-a to bi made more miserable, -Ueipuirenin.nL of a demon- hitiguinits ari'l tin.- ,iii,lir at. kuiws, th' more he is like.iy to simple sentences, itampe.d, re.tsnrn envelope, .. sclean from any new situation. 1 Plus 210 eentA anti Zivm him is The 11165 Civil Rights Act stratloti of ability to read. Ill,-ge; f-tipl-cially thf. lotl i)li( offer Increasing evidence thnt us. Thereupon, in the evenings "Having called on our quota outlawed You can prove this from head it-art for next term. literacy tests and all write, utiikrstzitiul or interpret J'olhtitjon of the jury lists by the men who rule Red China after work we called upon dtf of families, Chu and I were to i yotir own experience. (Alwayq write to Dr. other tests anti devices by any iiiiitter In torder to fluunry it m-4.1),l ge of igmoramuses from do not know what is going on ferent peasant families. We prowrite a you suddenly become Crane report on what he had which registration and the vote for registration, of this newsIn the country despite their net- tended that we students had ilis the voter list could lunul to a ' heard, I got out. of this by tell- might be challenged. This jirothe -Requirement. of a dei,iuiit. u- onterul,t for court-u which aware sat a long work of spies and informers, covered so much to admire The self-isolation into which the country people that we Ing Chu that his political level hibition applied to six states: stration or #say efillciltional wotild ki,liardizu the American : YOU noticed that the and 25) cents to cover typing Mao Tse-tung's Chinese Corn- could not resist seeking out higher than mine. Ho Alahanini, Louisiana, Mississip- iichiieveinvnt or k n o w I e ii g 0 wjty of lit... tit -Xt week, you may encounter ~ and printing comts when you munist covernment, Tins been their wisdom. llavitil: 4(.t thcse ,;tandards, ; agreed, and eventually gave me pl, Georalli, South Carolina and whatmoever of any particular it will remain for expPrienve that sanie word ileveral times? ' .%l000nd for ovie of him horoklets.) slipping is brought out by an as to several I'llbiect. "Of course, the peasants knew his long summary to read and Virginia as well counties in North Carolina. LitIncident in the life of Tung that we were informers. Thus, -Requirement that the appli- to determi n e what. side e ffect s eracy and intelligence tests had cant be of good moral charuc- the 11H1 civil rights bill may I Chi-ping. Tung is the young they used us as a possible ai gn, "I stunned by It. 'Having been found by the federal gov- ter. Peking foreign service officer means of communicating their have; side effects such an mainwho defected to the West from opinions to the authorities, Jury litn usually are oh- tenance of the blue ribbon, sotalked to our quota of families,' ernrnent to have been used In Burundi, Africa. "The bitterness and animosi- the report began, 'we can say all of these states to diacrim. tamed from lists, called, jury system for the proIn his new book, "The Thought ty of the peasants seemed limit- wi thout any hesitation that the mate against negroes in regi- The potential pollution of th e tecti(sn of society in some Revolution," Tung reports: stering and voting. Individual Jury linta by a seepage of al). cunistiinces. There always is less. In every household we "The commune authorities heard the same story. The Corn- party's rural policies are wanu- character also was alleged to solute ignorance from the reg- hazard, of course, that some or junior \i1t.L,)'/ . -- " • . Political Notebook o - I --. 4. k.., 1. F. • its I in ,; -, -'~V /1. .: •• - -. ... - ___ tary obligation as a draftee, but than four months stetive duty ment depends nn educational - :- Act-willy, languag re.sll' ll(! .lohnsoii adminimtrittimi P41111, valmot, lit, other thim the wtite, ,qw,1 1: arl(I mider.Rbind 1111 411 0 1` 10 You hu.0,Hn&,R ihoul(l h, the hudcre of tho hunian ..lipeocims jobs. in eront.ra.,4r with InwAr animals. Justice hat; nothing to do with ex- ""'llts higher i4tatum for jury pollutioil or the regimtrittimi 1-;l,Vli4l,, .1 vratefill! I -jIll. . , joy ,ill. ill(.,,, i till courts thim IL "( , rvire Ili Barr points out that from this be. pediency. Tt is rooted and grounded in s of) (or III.I.Vor -Rint-p -xror,134 ;let likoq ot rar. ._1 Ilv 11111-0 Ill- fri.o. fif [III-11- ! %"' I#'1Y('h0l(oL(iAtA ginning we have progressed to the point the fundamental instincts of humanity. tins roi;uii-eil for voter reglatta- s"pis whips,' nI'sulute' ignorn,ii'o titl ot- ihyiriil tr,urul that tonlA, the tarr your , where universities like Northwestern -Woodrow Wilson. nf*3hulary the fino~r work you i late of where the federal govornm.'nt. woo Id ru'nih'r t hem iiit'om pet_iii t ,, igh, t nut i hi do. (if (OflVf'ranitiofl, actually whet jury e'rV- thoir oWfl to ('i)tIiI),-('hetIul the voting pro renidi'rinig has established An the.re.hy. and thua ___________________________________________________ duty may range and serve the remainder in background, aptitude score and ready reserve sta- the requirements of the air from a few months to six training Students are permitted to force. year-s. And, unlike a draftee, you will be able to choose your delay the start of their active dutyfor trainingupto one year aerviee. in order to complete high Air Force:..,' +, Y u should shop around see what each of the armed school. Regular Nn': a g e 17 i . sercea ers In the way of I Ili 4, I nnother; for in passing judgment upon - your active I •,. I's - ?11 - school graduates already working on Army Nationod Guard: Tile one of four general fields-- 1 , .. .. - %,.V~w ~ b'hbif' 4OtII M(? tAJJth 'fh,t.' iiuw. yrn hnn her three hrfheru bt nlJrI wr,rr! t vorAtvmi'n Iumiff ,ev,$ V,inwh t ihry nnrl thus hnv.' A new IiE'I. I'Or the. e.inre. t.itk hi a m'ntaI "hrMc' Pn'me., th e hthe. the. f.(. For 'orri ir tim hPr.t Ofl a trotIin'. of th hlfeire.n re',re.4 Th mAr. hrr.a n vO ue.h a tlmt,f,,5jn trotjjnc', the. mori' ikv'tiho',4 . -f infirmity whith As a volunteer, you will haVe 17 to 26 year age men may en- electronics, general, administrath e same six-year total miii- list for six years, take not less tive and mechanical. Assign- I out ern - the worship ser- -, ,. vigorous growth of "business colleges," hint you condemn yourself, l,ecuc but these were filling the need for you, the judge, are doing the very teaching special skills, usuall y to high same thi ngs.-Romans 2:1. herv, 42 for burglary. 111 for .vOur draft board ran put the ligation) with the requirement I YeRr y in enhittment -you do 1 must attain an aptitude score Ithat eurl' finger on you at any time from 1 I - 17 you have volunteered, (the -- with Lt. Cdr. Gene I loading duction you may join -1 - sermon of some kind. Klein an - / 1 I ' thr" I Waync Thompson, one of the based on official though incom- , had purchased guns from ! Califarnift mail-tirder firms. plete govemment figures." I trustees, will be preaching. the Volunteer By ELTO?' hishment, of Wharton School of Finance Thought For Today and Commerce at Pennsylvsnla Uni.. versitv, that. any real consideration was Therefore you have no excuse, o given to education for business, After man, whoever you are, when you judge 7. cords of 4.069 persons .. - I Clinic hovo I ~ 1. W o.rry 11 14 Crane's iir p . _______________________________ equipment. Then Miller explained - share of the present and future social reSlH)flsil)illtlQs, InehIlilIng sottie of the " I I !I ' Barr is all interesting person. Tylif- noinic success and social progrellm over unless you want low owning-cost, e this plague has brought death to I these murders were under 20. .lr,, pastor of Grace Methodist what the astonishing total of more Church. will h on vacation for men, showed up than 750,000 Americans I who two .eeks. On Sunday, Aug. re re women and chil dren i Dr. ,41111 ,.., - 40 p 0 ,• • Alone" ' ''Se 1: 1 encouraging thoughts with which more is a program of research. of the public should be acquainted. "T to primary requirement for ceo- - B - a figu 15 Business. recenfly put Into words soine edgrable spokesmen for a I . ." . . SdtiOl - - f . . . standing ones, John A. Barr, dean of are doctorates aimed at developing Nort-hwestei'n University's of teachers In the profession anil knowl- in 191 of them; and in 2 . todn.' buMlllcsn fibtie. It Is nbout time. 1fl1111015011 Iii "Tt)d(ty's htlness coniplexit Ies-autonintlofl, comput.rn'l. 781..liifl, 11185$ dtstI'Il)UtIOfl, 1)1111110 own. ei'shlp, big giW(Wllnieflt, labor reint ions, These Am the editcator.s. One of the olit- wish to enter spoecinlized fields. There I ning of gnsel music. fiiit li...10,00).. Not . * fw. ,I 4 I C :-' -4 a Q I ll ,--a ' lished on the problem at fire- In IRSa and 1964 Chicago quest. police confiscated over 12,0M An invitation is i-'xtz'ndvd to a rms. grapher in the re.cepticrn line at the annual convention of the Piano Tech- F 4 Z_-~ ,q 6 - - i -tI, i ni 1HUV or ntti the trained ninttgt brontily Iurning out Rt ))sMi1ile bnekgninnd with th npe with the ennipflenteti Ii .i wesivilig grown up in out. front yard With niont JoilgheAt much as lloneinl relation R and ns being barely eflilselOus of it-, the Mprendlng lndm'trinl pollution of tin. There is etteouraging word, however, lure. that sonie .-;killed and thnughtful Iv.oJohn Ilarr"A work at, Northwestern, p1-nt.hi' than those in the harassed to Illustrate I-he vigor with which It lZovernnient hu rea us-h live been trying goea forward, includen ninster's dognes In keep pace with this phenomenon. for promising future executives who . i ; ~ - a book- was pub. told this stzry- ,% ________ B, FRANCES WESTER - ~ ,1 "'NI i Ii after congressional committee, Carl First Rkptist Church in Lako Monday In Austin. Te- . he had killed 15 people and K. Miller. director of records in ar• on Sunday at ':iü p.m. the Chic-ago Police Department. Those popu'ar singer, wrc wounded 31, all but one of I: ti _r - • ers are the real owners. This great mid tangled forest tins Pi • I in from 1 1 -rwisn before • anos Rea • Tile i are I can killings were the work of committed with firearms, long and tough way to go before Congros does anything about it. ony lo To Sing Sunday were killed with firearms and bullets. a -' c Furniture Co. e! hardly have Imagined what was I of the KON armed robherir,. can "claim the dubious di%trinc : i 1964 were carried out 'with fire- I. lion of being perhaps the nim;l 1 going to happen. k'ontrol bill, it has The FBI reports that per arms. a pn%•Rt 11111t, Today's business Isn't like that now. Sonw firms nre so big Ihnt. they hnv I roubte keeping 1ruek of their etii'rent. IIiiiIS nitil brands Ih('V OWII. 9110 111111110 1185 only a 'flg(1e idea wit-h vhom they - Sanf ord ago i hI -- - through the 1v4y 1mrt fliost husiesse wore h• indi1d%1n1M 01' f8miliM. ThO ietor, in tho norniug, ctild greet s elliployes was "You Are To Jet Age Attuning ________________________________________ F • - auest Arms ---------'!.- - _____ .• ...'..- ____________________________________ I L L - - -. _4._. A'.-..- - -. . - - / -. - - - -- "'-:..-: _ - - - - j ...... - 1. I . - I �I - ----...--- _____________________ 1. - -_________ - - ..LLP - - - - $, ca ___ Page 2A *aib srb - Aug. 5, 196 Do It i Yourself: Oro M Abigail Von Buren Wall ir __ Easily Repaired Cracks DEAlt ABBY: I am a wan of the photographer new husband "Daddy .. (the man's first name). young unmarried police of- considered pornography, and 'one has tire panel b'cause fresh plaster. By Mr. Fi the $fltiflt'a and scul;)thr's When the boy Is with me fleer. I direct traffic at a r,,1c C()5tl and ft. ' fl il TustIr' $ Small holti, such as Reuses settle, floors sag, considered 'art?" She po.sd he calls me "daddy," as he iv rnrnbusy Intersection ___ work. It's to involvi ,crni.'.eble weed shrinks and the result Is screw holes, should be filled In always has. But he seems In the be In Boston. A y L. erack In wa lls and ceilings, the bottom. Wet the area first., easier and chei.. er tiO (ut out havtn for all position the same somewhat confused irl passes me e? ' blonde g "Dear Edyth Thorn ton Me- He Is net, of course, In the Wed Or a piece of furniture Is jam- then start packing In the plait- a section of the panel be tween thi'SO. two "daddies." I am conery morning at the name med up against a wsU and ty. Les'el off the surface and ptud, a section In which the R corned shout what this conf- Lead: 1 have been out of the ding party."-Mm R. HER BRO time In a tan '62 Chevy. wet it Again. Larger arphs hole quired. Black there's R hole to fill. DEAR BROTHER: All She always smiles and is tall that Is rp I must stilt anNow that I'm widowed, These cracks art, easily re- should Also be ,wetted first, then place only this. you advise me as to an plintographs of nudes are not " ,van, and I smile and wave Score Panels gle to convince my ax-wife return to make a living for my- shoes, highly polihd, are a paired by the homeowner. It's a filled with siin layers. back. I would like to meet regarded as pornography, Score the old pinel a few that this boy Is being rais- self. I have neglected myself must; white short, pearl grey job that Is absolutely necea- Build the patch to within an just as all efforts o1 artist's hot and get to know her bethats to' sary before you re paint a wall eighth of an inch of the surface. Inches above and below the that because my husband was Ill; we tie. Mon seldom wear and sculptors art not COn- ed In an environment ter. Bow do I go about It! Allow to stand for about an hole to the center of the adhad little money and we couldn't day. Since the wedding is in the if you want a finished job. is not wholly real?" .ldm-ed "art.." But an lzINTER for a copy sand Use patching plaster, a ready- hour and then fill and level off joining pt.ud. Use a keyhole FRUSTRATED DADDY go iflyWbitS. Do you think I fall, why net DEAR INTERESTED: TeU principled jerk with a cam.. book-let, "What A Man mix powder that Only ii"ds the after again wettitir down the saw to cut the PA nol. A sharp be able to do Purnothing of my might : D E A R FRUSTRATED am is mnre likely to try to Im she b much too pretty a trowel to smooth knife will make the vertical cuts for myself at home before look- Should About Dressing addition of water. Use this rey- signature t as to driving around Boston pass Just send a long, plfthor along the studs. If there are plaster of Paris, the surface, than 1ti for a job? I'm 44 and honest part of your letter. -at considerable profit to wi th out pollee protection. . nails, remove them. addressed, stamped envelope. which hardens quickly ., (often ight.'7-Nall. If you score the surface of Any Amd If that doesn't open the himself.'%%a, In this case de- is YOU who an frustmts& we'Make charge. tm Replace with a piece exactly coat of plaster, using too quickly for extensive patchthe first yourself over if you can. There's like the Idea of S S S the door, you can cite her for the trowel to make crisr-crops the same sire. Nail it to the Ing). your am calling another This will also give You a ?nonItpornocraphic 7" Tesisting an officer. Incidentally, while I'm on the Hairline surface lines, the succeeding coats will studs. Then sa nd the and stick tel boost.. Go on a ' ' man "daddy." ' There are some legitimate ect of bookip,ts, those in little preparation. Wet the arra adhere better. This is particu- t,rween old and new imrbees to But since your I'm" has with it. Start shampooing your subj uments as to who is qu&L)DEAR l have a rather that there are no of large hair every week; massage your need of an excellent diet should with water and apply the pa tch- lily re married, another man Ified to judge between art sister who is 24, beautif ul Cover the seams with masking for Figure Control, which ing compound with a putty than cracks. oil; send playing the role of your scalp with a good and very well built.. After and garbage. And I dare say : f By • • _ IP 1W ______ ____ _____ _____ _______ _____ or na _______ _-.0mgI nude, - 11=~I III Z I La I ____ THE . Innw off photography cided ! You was cracks I • a dresses coats, cosmetics, lingerie, and bathing appat- bachelor, now divorced, aftit al. She was asked to pow for an artist who specializes two yam. During my marriage a son vw bum. The In nudes. She did. Then was boy is now Sour years old. He and I have always been did severs) atetizes of her. Then a photo.. very close because my ixwife allowed generous via, I.e of pictures. M y question: Why was the i~l .~ OOWSAIMI is&B J"4"WA4f Our guess ii that moat playits would succeed in being simt at today's three no-trump COT)- * ~~ I! "1* ~ L~ • K 10864 096 *QJ3 99rW (D) II~ * IJ I; By SYD GROMSH If it is the king or queen __________________________________________________________________________ of !i, &I u7,0& &Jj 0JtM # ___ design depicts same time as the Walcwein. try. The second a laurel wreath balding the The 40 et plus 20 green, gray By Ruth Millett I 1 Camera Angles tion and conversation and You viuited at least one home." studying uji on the places you place you liked so well that Home looked even better , swo "I - HPLLRILLYS" : OTHER COUNTRY MUSIC STARS HILLBILLY HIT NO. 2 both the restaurant and the special menus for you and fea. 1:45 & ~ 1 1:3 0 NITELY BPI J)-O&A J)Ioinhu Polly". Problem DEAR I1OLLY-ls there a a quick and easy way to keep the electric garbage disposal clean and germfree? I would welcome help in this urea as 4* on I 2 I . By Polly Cramer cv I r ELVIS .FfWe out of that job is to eat at know just how to prepare your TRADE WINDS CAFETERIA favorite drinks the way you 40 I3iradise She says she often thought on an instrument that duplicat- in her mouth. Patient was CO-HIT 9:40 ONLY , IN COLOR I JOHN ; MAUREEN I 01HARA low ______ et; will er titS S care I t color, perhaps chaw the but,tiame of the istreet he liveb on- aging cremms in the aided-M1LS. L . area. logne 4 For dinner, why not to those who touch upon his the line and concentrate on I ulfilling their I udatncn denied life, pur. bit. iml, it will give fairgwrb side-out keeps It. from fading. used lots of plastic bags and niiw5m hullabaloo would be rails- a backstage view of profession- Sir (.eurge kvee'est, 41 . ;I " - 10 &CL. 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Big " PIM WINE AND DINE AT RVININGS __,______________________ _____ - 1, - 3ARSARA MIXING YOUR DRINKS AND HELEN TO SERVE YOU I FILMED IN COLOR AND WIDISCUIN NEW YORK (A?) - J'ruiz.cr : - 834-U" - ilays Coll PLUS AT 3:25. 7:20 The ACROSS FROM SlmlmoLll II - . I* IONE- im fil - 29 MH- Effill M- 0 INN '/ 17-92 GOING AROUND and its 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY 2 P.M. (Open 1I30) And P.M. Open 7*30) • v_ Coughing Up! 1 (Iuct.ion values the star's 21st. difficulty involved, both Kaui feature, I'aranmount's "Pam- lslftfl(i'8 scenic Vnimea Canyon (ljHc-HflWfljjahi Style." Canyon of The Lost Producer Hal %VullIs has Tribe were photographed from -- ____________ :- Ticket DWgeriv I Two scjucnces of "Paradise rate to date. I / 1, " 1 Imc. Hush Pu p pies, Cal. Siaw 4 Free en- A full 21 shooting were on location in the Hal°fl waiiun Islands, w it h scenes I. . filmed in Technicolor on the Islands of Knuzil and rlaui us well us on th, ani in island of KAROL Kelly, Florida Oahu. _______ ---- -----Attractions Queen, finds ftfl admirer rs she visits Monkey Jungle, one of Police Action 1-01-118VIIA.E. liy (All) -the Florida Attractionit While Ilulbert James attdndc(i a Associatjo members the Miami urea. Karol meeting recently of Citiit'ns A' Ion for More Police, somebody has been touring the WIe his car state to promote sumIt Was mer tourism in Florida. hour later recoycreti about an by police. - be amwerttl in Ws columIL - .:: Presley's seventh film tinder an Style," a feature motion piehis aegis the beet and most cIa- Lure "first." ." !: '1ut send your school pro. blems to Susan Light in care o1 thu paper. White she cannot answer each letter personally, letters of general Interest will - - sequence. FUN, F110LIC and smig on tile beach is it stand- I Ino ON - STARTS S.,ug '.., .... spared no expense in making tho air for dollitradiso-Ilawalf. - NffcNcocl,l ' .%~ . PIUL REWMAR JULIE ANDREW APART WITH . - : '.... I EAST - 2: 10 - 4:25 - 6:45.9:05 1 $185 Sal-ad V.. - French FrI.. 2 O'ifqrt . 2 Scallops 2 Shrfm Buffer and C U.. - -- ael Connors in the film's second . "•.• ''"-' . in 1 IN BOTH AUDITORIUMS WEST :- / HELD OVER . COMBINATION INCLUDES lark, accepted a small part !fl the picture. lie is one of townsmen gambling with Mich- - I SEAFOOD ..~ ploiting "Stagecoach" and, as a who DOOR EXIT LEE RD IN"; _______________________________ terial for advertising and ex. .- . NOWI plus an additional 11,000 hours znent. Naturally. øbe tries to part of a flood that his brought for summer vacutons-with his promote acceptable aOCII*1 be. th. city $5 million during a two- - ---------------------------- "4 commissioned producer by ( '~. i. Itackin to crentr thematir m;;. some- py Is appearing nightly. since he launched his film ____________________________________ try _ I 0 catho&al, t1W city'& hours aalwp and 35.W hum- demic iside of a chfld's develW Dougheriyes U6 tickets are DEAR POUT - When I find Hog hollow Road objection- Equipped with the newest cam- noted landmark. I= that, from experience, I find washing a dark article hi packed my daughter's fragile able in 100 years. era, lighting and accessory 6 0 1 .4~ lim . k 1": and Europe's largut photo studio tht Photakins fairgrutaldb re- Through the first 12 #rude& of tnentioned wasn't quoted in my D0tlJbeJ*1y sent, the Police I)e. will be set up with a team of served by the German-Amen- a child's school life, he spinds column. I can e her point. partmeut a cake box fug of to in an IA40-squar*4" , . they can see rest racks of en can ftt he wall the fkm pe . and women in mind and open culent port tenderloin, spicy Smith," with Steve McQuec n , rapher I want to tall -• o * . looking for a now way _____ todi11gbt thi4djCS7Look no hiriber. M& Is ft. Here, In a Story-Book setting, PHELP'S French cuisine? . tutu or add s new trim and Hog Hollow Road. they luck like new garments 1ciw continental pliotug - (V Chamber of Commerce. it approximately 23,040 hours en There's a limit to what teach- parking tickets Tuesday and a Neighbors objected when Gel. accomplish. *iid bar Check to pay them off. it DEAR PULLY - 1zm answer for the next; child in Iine- but proposed Fox Hollow Road demonstrating adver- euinniufltli an excellent picture- route and in school. During the concern spends 35,040 maIn of twin-spired Cusame period he is with the aca written for $2,100. view as a subUtutc, complaining Using and fashion photography takini to D. 1 P.'g problem of dark MlS. P.. W. JWhPurs Iselin -. the job. if you are in a hurry. fabulously talented man, Chap- it, Mature and ill importance night-time spectilele ill front of by Susan Liw stiitit.ie. , you can eat and get back on lounge in the person of that much Elvis Presley has grown number, including a climaxing '11 __ or . . - 1 0 _______________ deep . Wed. I UNDER 12 ts To Teach phy, the first color photograph correcting Improper SOCial 1* "Miss of standing in a insu you can Problem, a solution to $ prub- take place in i tank 1.21 feet Lofty" should be fired! enity it all at once in the DEAR POUT - Like in lent or a favorite homemaking and 20 feet in diameter. Obser- of record, the first electronic hiivlor of students. -DISGRUNTLED PARENT first instant e proper spot when you are fin- many other fanillies, our cliii- Idea will receive a dollar If vatinti w indows all around will has unit and th Since it seems to be the popuANSWER: Don't forget th iahad. This really facilitates dreti wear hatpdme-downg. To Polly uses the item in PoUr& enable spectators to watch . picture camera. of Wacher. ce rge lar prac ti PY five years when first children the la the cleanup and teakm the job make this wardrobe problem a Pointers. divers, frogmen, aquabelles and To take author!, upend approximately 43,524 number of Americans expected, ithologista and various much eiesiur..-RELEN bit more interesting, we buy aquaula demonstrate , . ties to lay full responsibility hours in their parents' or make the older children's ttllj nd motion pictures are accommodations are being i'm-for a child's behaviar on the awake or asleep. During that DEAR POLLY -Save your clothes in white or light colors Hog J. Fine, made under miter. A miniature vido-d on the Rhine River as now uncertain and overwhelmed a]1.jmportmnt period, the mold old nwp and broom handles to whenever possible. That when Fox is Out submarine will also maneuver well us in Cologne and the Parent. I tholight I 8110111d III is usually bet and the schoul cim ww for staring linen table- they are outgrown (and us. ST. LOUIS, Ido. (UPI) - in the tauk while a public ad. ruttuding area. The "Eurups," a woe raise my Lu voice in de only make the must of ft.. cloths. They can be wrapped usiLy out badly worn) I dye Louis M. Gelber has given up dress system delivers a running luxuzy vessel, will be one of the louse with a few Although the teacher You around the handles and dam- them a brighter or darker his valiant battle to change the commentary on all tivitles. hutelahips anchored adjacent . - . beer-what more arid "Secret Agent I _1111wailan Style" were filmed prices will amaze you and the could you itsk? Look for 5ome witil Richard Harrison. lit the Center, and each includ. service is fast and efficient so exciting entertainment In the A small indication a.,i to flow ed a major musical production ADULTS I KLDDIES TEARS YOU the apenker I . ' South In Sanford, just across ter a "belt-busting bonanza" 0911ara. from the Mormon Church's from th e Sanford Shopping and that 's Just what it Is, with Two more color films are Polynesian Cultural Center Plaza? They feature luncheons generous servings of delicious 81ated for Thursday through Augmented the company on lodesigned with the business man chicken. hickory-broiled suc- Saturday, Aug. 11-13: "Nevada cation. took statement . . . • 11:30 a. m. Their low bam I daily at . Moviglead Admission II . 01 RESTAURANT, on Hwy. 17-92 call their family barbeque pint- with John Wayne and Maureen the extras, 180 native dancers EAGLES : play of historic photographic among other Items, cameras teacher." produced by Niepee and Da This "lofty" . from 4:30 p. M. to midnight nestlay at tile Movieland Drive- I 11ollywoo(I and the balance and on Sunday from noon to 10 In Theatre: "Paradise Ha- drawn from the Screen Extra's WHERE TO GO for lunch? P. m. and the welcome mat Is waiian Style," with Elvis Pres- (;uildta newly opened branch In May we suggest PHELP'S out for the whole family. They ley, and "Wings of Eagles," Hawaii, where, in addition to so every photo-minded country in and visual discussion of exhibi. be able to chew solid food. With with same aeneral contours as letter personally. letters of gen' dark socks, with great tiuccess. bands. Thir war w contents the world, Americans are sec. tions on display, persistent efforts he got her patient's own teeth. The fin, era] interest will be answered I ..-n M w. wore well-protecd against and to the Japanese in the num- Film festival scree to agree to dental consultation. inhed dentures were made from in this column. nings ing in water and without so bath. This is idso good for -POLLY much stooping. Not the fresser bathing children us it is easier \ r. among themselves. In its telling. tragedy is relieved by humor; the unpredictable response by the expected; Suspense by action, the fates propel the group into a brutal crucible. Norman Rockwell, America's moat famous Illustrator, was with tender loving care. "WINGS OF _ 1"I am; • ____________________ Ymir P'*vvjt, Meindlea Nightly Two color features Are 11chC- =@999~ 50 Sinc* the law denies both par. still do a good job of teaching Newspaper Enterprise Asia. ent and child the presumably the three R's. I the tub. I cut seven inches off from the dry cleaners are good photography studios in action- Another attraction this year is DEAR MRS. LIGHT: Recent-- wholesome influence of being MOUt.IZIg the needs of "the "Milestones of Photography" ly, a teacher was quoted as DEAR POLLY-! accident- the' legs which left the chair for so many things, but Al, one will be underwater, the whole child" is easier said than ally discovered the answer w it) Iziehsu high. Now my 52- WAYS remember they can be other Europe's largest; on- liii] of honor for the display of ing: "111 had wanted to become together full time, then the re- done, as many educators have ycur-old mother enjoys the a real danger to young chil- premises TV broadcasts; a re- original historic photographic a social worker, I would have nponsibflity of that minors discovered. At some point our the problem of er of ice cream without stand. luxury and relaxation of a tub drell. WATCH CAREFULLY. pertory film festival and a dis. memorabilia. It will include. become THAT instt-ad of a gruwLh in every UMR WWI fiChU01b Must two_*bbarily draW 't. i 4f (.'..s The picture employed well and pleased. TRADE WINDS C C loves families and treats them LOOKOUT INN is open daily duled for Sunday through Wed- over 1500 extras, 1100 from ft _____________________ _____________________________ The story delineates the reactinna of a wide sfctrum of characters under the exterior pressurs of Inrlinn attack and On Beach I ' _______________________________ 4. it iiil procedure for Elvis Predey in "Paradise are so reasonable and the menu form of sport and they have so varied you can afford to take plenty of room available for Style," opening Sunday at the Moviethe whole family and be sure club meetings, parties, ban- land Drive-In Theatre. 191howim . I o m tion of unique photo techniques tine so that his put.ient would same position in the jaw, and While he cannot answer each "ble boxes, make light, color- ber-heuded nails in the bot- know what we would do with. eot In cameras and equipment opportunity to be entertained lul building blocks for small tons of the logs to prevent out those wonderful plastic from every nation, The special while resting. ebftdren-EVA JANE I slipping, us well us scra tching bugs. The ones that come hack 1966 features include: Two • I 11HYCOX. Fun in Seminole Plaza. Their prices like 'em. Dancing is a popular SW e tion so that she could be medi- I breakage, bet of foreign exhibitors djsDEAR POLLY-Older ;woI ulse do this when putting playing their photo wares there. take place cont in uously in a j pair of siecial theaters with a i pie often miss the pleasure of plastic flowers away for a tlsually held every two years, combined sea ting of 400. The a tub bath because they find season. I find the right alas the last Pliotokina place selected films have been ch osen It too difficult. to alt comfort- bug, insert flowers, blow and in March 1963. This year Iron international prize winably. I isulved this by partially sucure. They urt nice and fresh interesting intlovationf,some now scrub and scrub. will be ners from West German, Cansawing 0f1 the legs 0f an old for the next seasou,.-M.Ay seen apart from the main bual- nes ,nci Venice film festivals. It BmuU puatic hurry and veg- kitchen chair and putting rubDEAR GIRLSI do not ness of presenting the Very lat- will give foothore fa irgoers an - to wash dishes is to not wash able, friendly atmosphere that baff" P 1 the Rhine River forum for interviewing leading representation ____ . INTDCHAPIGI Hitwalitimi at lololme, Germany, for nine photographic perlionalitier, from loss worried her physician. He On completion upper and lower about dental health to Dr. Law. countries, demonatra- Insisted on dental rehabilita- artificial teeth were same size, rence in care of this pa pe r. days starting Oct. 1. different With _____ J 11 Fr;ii cocs,, 4 At Th. the screenplay which h based nfl ft screenplay by Dudley Nichols from a story by Ernest Ritz Theatre. Frich I $ 95 Lim* Poo velnpment of that territory t'hnring stellar honors with the LOPLI (YftY FRIDAY • I$CLUDft 0 Ch,.d., L _) All Important rolo in the (1p. stars in " St"R( TO"ch," 01)etlitig, Stin(lity lit the with a comfort. dishes and the nicest way to get is enhanced by bartenderi who - fairgrounds, detergent ads, the nicest way laxation. - Newspaper Enterprise Asan. Mrs. M. had all her teeth out, Patient w a a hospitalized Mrs. M. never quite got over or what was left of them. and two days prior to her opera- I . if you are in a hurry, hurry, hurry! TROPHY LOUNGE Is a • • DESPITE all the soap and fine place for your evening re- SUNDAY I ~ -1 I SPECIAL SEAFOOD DINPI stngeer,neh - which played ueh . day for your convenience, 4 BIG DAYS After much consideration, these models. I 11 cocktail lounge are open on Sun. ture fast. fast, fast service - COLOR LiIAI qtwy ' Pillmods, In the Amarican Wo*,Lqt Around IR70, with Fin atithpntle ANN-MARGRE'l' ILTId il('x ('i•d are two of each one of these international business men and gals drop in day menus. Remember that on your lunch hour. They have "KISSIN' COUSINS'S I viHite.d. than when you left. it, You hope to go bueL. again. -wllen You didn't receive any bad you filiulI5, arrived, ready to You were trouted courwouiiIt may have changed her Pliotokina, the World's Fair Company far transmission of she news from home while you pick up where you left off for ly by most. of those who the stone models, and as each whole life. _ of photography, will be in focus programs originating at Photo ed you along the way. were sway. a holiday, th was removed, an artiWhat finally happened to too this year in the great Messe, or lana. it will be an one-Ow-spot Mrs. M? Her dramatic weight ficial one was put in Its place. Please send your questions dt8 "LAS VEGAS I gifts, s , . key lime pie is one of their them to this fine restaurant. special desserts that is a great S favorite with everyone. There HAVE YOU BEEN to Tbare some real culinary dellcac- P1W LOUNGE for lunch late. ics in store for you and you ly? You're invited, you know will probably want to sample and they enjoy having your ____________________________ - MW'? J7. $ OWORA ROAD 3fl-42 ayalabi, for psa b,'vft . _ liltocted by Gordon flntjilis, the pktura mirrors * dr*matfr. 1. ~ ' : .1I.. .I ,.;. 1 1 rood on Friday. llotnemade contracts, You'll want to take 7:45 & 11:15 Ill SY1TS I move- pleased with her looks it perk. I I will also he installed for use b%- , and getting them repaired, but ments of patients jaw. I ed her up amazingly. ~ ~ the West German Broadcasting "just couldn't face up to Teeth were then cut from ]BY Irving Desior AP Newsfeatures Zu TONITI & SAY. I I 9 I I 111 p4,ti i_ Ann-Mar. 1, . form FERLIN HUSKY JAYNE MANSFIELD SONNY JAMES & her well-known author husband. What's so remark-able about cally evaluated and property Feeling alone in the world, and that? fed, prepared and medicated. filled with grief, she completeIt was done in one o pera ti on Then came the operation I ly neglected herself physically by a method generally referred which lasted about half-hour. values going to promote the stumps. Four of the stamps do- and mentally. She had little do- to as 'immediate Denture Tech- Patient was put to sleep. All 'You wore relaxed enough to counted on spending. plaguing you at home. teeth were extracted. Bone and You mat a few interesting summer tourist trade of the pirt various species of butter- sire to live and no desire to ad- nique." You didn't plan to drive me take deluys or bad weather or About two weeks soft tissue were t.rimmed. before hasflies. Other stamps in this ser- just to her new situation. far ni do an much that you J less than ideal sceO!flmodlltions T"°Ple you may Twver see Netherlands. a! up. StI.I.-he: wr.rc taker, in gums to cat, rooster, donkey, The ripark of life w&s gone pital"tion. impmasions Th 20 ct Plus 6 ,red, green ies show a were constantly tryin to keep without fuming and fretting. u1miln but that you enjoyed . S 81 pounds. he look She lost * I Per and lower teeth and Jaws hold them together. And Mrs. I and ;~y shows an ink pnt, A I rumpl, i4lipep and rabbit. an achedule just us you do the You shared your vaution getting to know. ed awful. Her teeth were a were taken and reproductions M's new teeth were put in with one or more companion. re-st of the yaw. You didn't constantly com. mess. They rotted away, be- of them were cast in stone. place! -avorably You leurned some intcrest~ able pertions who enjoyed the pure new sightZ wIf yond repair, some of them These upper and lower stone When she awoke from an. Ing things, through observa. trip . Witt' wilut You have 44buchmerely stumps. models were then mounted on esthesia her new teeth were I .1, .1 i one area to another for invest- Century composing room and the shock of sudden death of full dentures made. ' Ton had a satinfuctory vues. You had at least one unexYou didn't run into atly The Netherlands has issued printing affice. tion - V. pected adventure -something really bad luck. a set of five new "nummer You were able to forget t tell your friends about I 'Your vacation didn't cost stamps." These stamps are soThe Yemen Arab Republic about the small worries and I you a whole lot more than you mtpostals with the additionul has issued a Pot of 10 animal when you got home. the frustrations that were 1.L William Lawrence, D.D.S. flame of the union, a.ymbulic of and purple featureF an unnnythe unity of the two nations. mouF woodcut showing a 16th a ' ~ ' t .;- I Immediate Dentures trafts of the president and the and gmy shows another ancient first vice president of the coun- manuscript wri tten about th e case of an exception to the rule start with, South only fears a are good enough. style • . pleasure. Troplty nvr hefruø 1 j - - - Slim J'kkens, 5tefj,' Powers menu Your Dental Health One design features the per- the 25 et plus 20 red, yellow family F"P.'ftai' • tY vtJ,n0 itt.,' I .j-o~ ( 11 Amq, a4 Py tn Connt'ra, Ak (,rd, Hjn (ro- of fre pizza from 9 p. M. to ant where you'll find all kinds at FREDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE midnight. Your hostess is Nor- of fresh-from-the-sea delicacies. in Fern Park, one of Central . . . FlorIda's oldest and finest steak DELTONA INN has launched houses, with a reputation that ADM. TONITE & SAT theme Is enviable. Soft lights and their international cARLOAD which will feature Italian foods sweet music, gracious and cion Monday. Irish food on Wed - ficlent service are trademarks nesday, German cuisine on f FREDI)IE'S. If you arc en. Thursday and--what etse?-sea- tertaining guests or I)llsineMS per cent, for Waft ZaA Ileim* West to establish the suit right two new designs comprising rare manuscript now In the Realistically. the single wo- -Personal- 15 per cent for The key is to plan for the to values, reports the Bndk'ian Library in Oxford. man between 30 and 35 needs recreation, hairdresser and cos- futu re while enjoying the preon 1 NT. sway. Pi SIlT. sent. if it is the ton, the ace play Crown Agents Representative Th e 20 ct plus It) vermilion, to budget new for the future. Pass will lose, while the duck will in Washington. The four vul- blue and gmy illustrates a min. ,4 apada 16I favorite but those odds in. e TO HONOR the second anni- or the Frisian poet Gysbert the great problem of planning lunches during week and enter- is easier to shift money from metics, served I bY, 110 h 01mminwl. Van Ilpflin, They have A special treat an Don't forget about the seafood IF IT'S STEAK you're hank. market In back of the restaur- er ing for, you'll find the best Wednesday n i ght,, in th I while the ordinary play s ganylka and Zanzibar, the gov- temporaries. The 12 et plus 8 with few. If any, crutches to --Clothing- 15 per cent, in- lug in stocks, bonds or mutual second hand low will permit ernment of Zanzibar has Issued green, red and gray depicts a lean upon. cluding care and cleaning, funds. 41052 _____ 3oth vuln'ab a. of a man with a family. Once. a budget is set up using cleaning woman. -Food- 20 per cent, at home. these percentage guidelines, it Yet the single woman faces gnoPe quill und a book to ban- perch, WITH THIS On Sunday. 'iImd "Stngr'rnarh" . fish dinner every day rind Saturday from m p.m. breads, In addition to hush pup- and cakes. pies for the seafood dishes. • to For your aid from married members of lug new to find funds for the The remaining three per cent at your Income will be taken up the family are more persistent. future: Her salary normally is not as -Shelter-about 25 per cent by taxes and miscellaneous high for the work as that for rent and utilities, salary of Items at the end of the year. News I.: dRnctng every Thursday. Fri. own linniomide pies and flat solne or their lionteninde pies ~ I same of the three higher cards. This is such an important I worth analyzing thoroughly. To 1. , Stamps In I Theatre talna in a •eUl items. They have their climbers. Top it nil ii itti "The Abstracts" pla ying for __ be blocked and expert South ues are 30 cents, 50 cents, I lature from the manuscript of be really successful. 'would mue his contract with this. sped.., three hearts, and Thus, the ace play Is not a shIlling 80 rents and 2 shillings the "Roman van Walowein," an second build low that It is sure thing. It is only a two to 50 cents. ancient n o v e I dated 1350. of one diamond and two clubs. ;I I from -Health- '7 part SKIP'S RESTAURANT In Cos- all-you I 1 . . f I puppies Future of the union of Tan- Japiex M08-1666) and his canto a black- of the diamond suit versary financially for her retirement tainment. #J92 Then he would lose the heart ; 'I . 4 I e restaurant 6 to Friday and Come fish. Wlint better pince for a fish (Iiflfler lhint at. the PINE'- 0 0 0 and 4) ,1 free welcome . Ritz _______ J;r I . of the MAR-LOU is separated selhorry says the scallops Are Fridny. mounds or crispy blue. vnter from the lounge and dance especially good right now area tso you may feel free to the shrinip are "big and nice". with generous bowis full r grits, french bring the youngsters and on. SKIP's is famous for their cat- spicy baked and i r charcoal-broiled steak fish dinners and ninny, many fries, hush joy thedr and inany other good things. other kinds or senfood, as well ell.%, relish tray fill] of carrot In the other part, you'll find n' steak% and other regular curls. celery. radishes nn(I ell. 21% ' ' ____________________________________________________ the play of the ace will lead fines.. but no harm would be dmi., The diamond suit would :II .1~1 Budget queen, ton or eight. It is tiot EAST open 4.17432 the eight. West would not suit headed by e six from a th B4 # Q5 king-queen-ten. Thus it Is one ' An expert would go right up With dummy's ace of diamonds. liI , Angeles, Cal. hunting. Of course, a new out- -C. • There are many nail condifit will also do wonders for tionors; one con ta ins white your morale. For iodine and is most effective. "My inn is being married at Ask for it at your cosmetic noon; it will be a very formal counter. Also, many women The single woman In her 30 Now Is the time to tap must 4A.K743 WINST 696 the next hand would be dealt. '6~ with owners nil kinds. We - bens, wedding. The girl's parents are take VoIntin and grt good re- or more years of continued em- sources of financial advice such medical &I Is DO and they are having a suits. Massaging the cuticle ployment will be the hardest hit as banks, Insurance firms, stock covered by insurance. five-two or six-one diamond wealthyhandsome wedding. We with the nail conditioner works -SavIngs-ideally 10 per cent truly companies and adult education of .n income. of almost any wage earner, break. Assuming a four th best are retired and we can't spend wonders very quickly. load, East has only one diiHer tax payments am higher lectures. -Insurance-5 per cent of inMonday: 'q)ear Edyth Thorn. . what we would like. Must my mand higher than the mix. because she has fewer deduc- Here is a rough budget guide come for medical and life Inhusband dress very formall y? ton Metenti" __ It. be either the king, tions. Her demands for financial to direct your monthly spend- surance to start with. about finesses not working and P Ir 'W"Mmill a there soon. The I . ; I III ____W__ • A'7 club or a hearL Thars would , i 41085 an.. East would win with the queen and return the suit and eventually declarer would lose Sour diamonds and either a I I ) I EN9 9109 tract. They would play a low diamond from dummy at trick ) t , extending "My nails break so easily. Is Abby, Box weeks before you start job- there Anything that will help"" by and JiMMS, George and John Urban to th on. sPots. 1:0 acoby and Son &A'J" * &Jf $1.00 to 811700, Los 90069. has remarried and she has Instructed my inn to cull her ` f! I 41 Ir : long to Have a Lovely Wedding, Follow this regime for two sand AND LOUNGE When anywhere self-ad- pbor hired bar for a ser. fting "Ileres. Now my ftex" ,I- I" rough preparation. color. having been married for a sru 1pt or by Who J • • ftff school. She has Modeled hired 9) ., I' I With a rat th at k truly allanti in (inemarope IitiX. (r,l,,r, Martin Rackin', pi'ticltit'tltin (if "tar'rnqeh" for - , I _____ t.nr : . - 111II DOTTIE AUSTIN nin Carter, who will be gind irvat. for Jnded polinteIt, AC3S WITH ITS this Week Is to nISlCe arrangements for parS ANOTIIEI; WEEK lins sailed the X%R -LOU RESTAURANT ties And social gAtherings of be- Wait a day after the job is tape. Brush On a thin cost Of t1t1. brush your hair and get It in will do wonders for those who knife or with your fingers. son's done and then sand the surface plaster patch, brutibing outward onsistently and can- Smooth with a wet spnnes. ed ta the name. Too bad, good condition, then coinr-rflise follow it. c smooth with a fine sandpaper, from the seam. This will conceal Remove Plaster suggest you choose a soft scientiously. Send 2 cents In hut that Is one of th e reall- It.. I Larger cracks and holes reed 'Use clear white. abellar or glue the tape edva. Swnd when dry. ties of divorce where there brown, then get some makeup coin. For those with nock probusing pa tching plaster All loose and sire to seal the surface. The lens, stu1 for my leaf let On more to go with your new hair inc children, to mix only what Troubled? Write to Abby, Do your nails. Again, use ens- "How To 'Vouthify Your Neck." crumbling plaster must be re- area is then ready for painting, remember need immediately. edges of Many homes have walIR of you will 10 renti.. Be sure moved. Undercut the Bar 69700, Los Angeles, Col. metic oil on your face and reck The cost is " the plaster will narrower dry-wall construction. These are Brands vary . Pond long, Pelf-nddroPped, a crack Po that it Is 90069. For a personal reply, (Name "for your scalp). Take Vou 15 to "beauty baths" In warm stam ped envelopes; the money at the surface than below the four by eight-foot sections of set inclose a stamped, surface. This will hold in the plastcr board. Replacing the en- minutes. water, and add baking soda to in coin please. dressed envelops. __________________________ For Abby's booklet, 'Tow soften and refresh your skin. that plenty of some has pau. ad for the other. q 1) I cosmetic en) she went to model- I C::~ -_ &;~ CIP r- P .! M-__ At The R itz ..-... 'Stagecoach' tA Q . N\ 0J ?/ Q ~~~ - - --, i need areas --------AB V I _______ t don ' true .11 k Right." diet the graduated from high school (with high hon- --' I - - - __ Atisr. 5, 19116 - 11no :1 A __ __ - ____ surface. 'Use Joists - .0 Orralb pornography over- ,* ea Or . - - S_.,-.. - _____ -- -- .-. - ____ - �By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES Pave 4A badvai brr*u $hr —.. a 1sD&V .rr OU/' 'I' 'M4 rM$ i4'/ OLD WILL Aug. ., '\ f I. S1 / 114 tM 4Wj ZEE '*Z HAVE ) -' ' . .._ SIDE GLANCES OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1966 ELA4tD)( TO( A CEO %VL4F\ 4 itTE / W6ÔIL MUV 00iMOWEY 4 III? •t*fsitI ØrtUU f '5 / I / - \ I i TI4V - ctt. Oci,t ' ,, , 1i-I P41 AP'ffl!P44 'fF 7 ON rr 1-iMF A9111 1%1Z / \ OPl — I I 44U - UP A(MFeT1 °-'i OUR WAY IN TH'DAZ 141m %vociIII IT ALL 1.4 WAY a t*M W Wit. SecTA. Oft U 1 1`01. 00. 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V. I , — - '• ---S _•_** _________ I - ME L005L- to r J4 Sam 1 1 1 W5PAP " "111.1 1' 1 1 aTfprnhr £$Ut .. - --- - - ---- CIF/ P - I S. DOWW MK I - ..,. -. . .,... — _.---__ WhMPV& aNTMVAai hUN ____ - - ___ --------- - .._ - --.--.. - -- -- -- - ------------ i' 0 Nt II -7tkiai7 - L - or? 1 4 �- All - --.- - .-. _ - I?C1 - - ? . _.. - _- - -t - ti - rr - it r - .. -. t$**W - . TIiL 1. _ - - Horoscope Forecast do things and this Is Just the do day for you to and V411 y active doer. are let all see you The but Is all right so. Do, be early evening the Later even tog Is apt to bring arguments. alsputesandalisorteoftrou- above annoyances. bias. Rise klI (March 21 to April 19) with Carry through speedily any plans ou have for g'i&"g th personal and business bo almz. since the planets are fa vorable. Accomplish a good deal. Take ft pretty easy tonight and TAVRVS (April 3D to May 20) system for some RIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) week properly by paying tending bills and making necessary repairs to real te you may own. Insure tar security. All phases of are more Ideal existence can be Improved day loyalty and gratitude to good and evening. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Study Into things spiritual and helpers. (May 21 to June 21) to those very dynamic GE*INI pals for ideas that will help you to gain your alms 11 and clever 1 without having to work terribly bard. Lavish your attention on old friends Instead of the new. 3uyeofthese. SOON (ILDREW (June 22 21) Certain big-wigs are to July you are able to free today and get In touch with them for eu, advice. Do more for improve. are helpful to those who are In need. Live the Golden Rule to the beat of your ability. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Showing others that you are really devoted will result In closer ties being formed. Enter- ti tab situa ons arise son of great diplomacy. fl1)IEN (June 22 MOON to July 21) Powerful individusia give you very fine advice If you contact them and pres- can 1neau ninth benefit for you In the days ahead, but he able to co.operate you must with new tige can be increased soon, as ift ft ft .~ ,i , LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You are able to be with individuals who can answer some of the puzzling problems you have and 41 lii alp LM cu WT d" his A*I 24 go VIE 13 vj '3! i4i 11 -- .. . VIENNA Collilon (UPI)-An anony- mous letter to the public trios pos'tatlon director contained a check for 06. The a"4 os coo. teased 10 cheated the out of ansporta on company ti tr times "during my Its fare 200 student days," and he wanted topay 'UP now. having •-,I i171 I Cole. (UP!) Three escaping convicts from PUEBLO, - Colorado State Penitentiary Mole a pickup truck to speed their flight. Unfortunately for them, It collided with a car-a police squad car-and the unin. jured three were returned to the prison. ---- - - • - - -- __•___n - stu. clearly other periodicals brings ex- ant results for you. F YOUR CHILD IS BORN DAY he, or she, will be precocious and early occu. J with what has to do with mces, property, buying, selletc. that you would be e to give the finest spiritual ining early so that the adult son will be an ethical one. ijuese, of course, will be the in Interest here, so send to ut commercial college pose, even if this Is located usancis of miles away from . . - ic. The Stars impel, they do not ipel." What you make of ir life is largely up to YOU! arrull Righter's individual ecsat for your sign for Sept, ier is now ready. For your y send your birthdate and )0 to Carroll Righter For.. L (The Sanford Herald), Box 1, Hollywood 28, California. attoriiey, WILLIAM U. coa. LET, :17 North Eoia Drive, Orlando, Florida, and file the onginal Ili the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or be. lure the 22nd day of August 1956; other wise the ah1eg*tio, of maid Complaint will be taken as contsessd. WITNESS my hand and th officIal meal of the 5ald 001111, at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this 30th day of July, 1516. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court astronomy, the term ii)': Donna X. Markus milan refers to the point Deputy Clerk the earth's orbit which is Publish Jul)' 22, 22 & Aug. 5, 12. 1945 tbest from the sun. ii 6 Stemper Agency pc. Dining '?oofIl x 15 tweed I-tug, A Multiple Listing Realtor gold Chair, mist:, items. 322- _______ APPRAISER INSUROR (1701. 1919 8. P'rench _____________________________ 222-4991 DOUBLE lIED, complete' 2 Ige. TV'., Waxer-Polisher. Electric Roaster lwen, Washing Mucondition. Excellent chine. INVESTMENT A REALTY :;.oio. uS N. Park Ave. 32$-91ll 1965 Q. E. WALL Stereo, 4 speakers & our phones: GurROBERT A. W1L,LIA3LE rard turntable, A.M. FM Stereo Realtor Radio. Also 1965 C E It!" Raymond Lundquist, Aa.oc. TV with built-tit clock. Ph. 322-5951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 522-1391. Tables, SOJ'THS 1A&RI.D WHIRLPOOL Refrgurutor. goud condition $75: Electric Etove 00.00. Ph. 225-0900. 1 USED Refrigerator $50; Kiln. 22 Jenken 30" Octagoit $ 82. 3after 4 p. in. -- --- r' - "' 11 11. i.', ,,tt lip. 14 . pqt"c ('mu tnt '' 2?iat7 111. - - __ - - )p, 1 tii'thhor ASIa by phone 2$ 1 1 'ill (1II? Paytori 'ç The 5i19. flU- n. tint ru 2_'1$0 SENKARll (LASS & PAIN1' ('OMI'ANY Ii Mainolia Ph , til - ______ 1:l. Sol______________________________ '- . - -- •' , -v - T11 I 0 ~~Xo 7* 4en-"q \ - . _~ 'I% I * - "i: r'eLux1 Sedan Radio Heator showroom condition. _..;': DI..rXE si'dLTh radio Heat or, immaculate condition. $1095 '€2 DeLUXE Sedan, Radio, or. Real low mileage. Heat- - .'M'•-1" - - b.-. -'w'.--- ' - . 1966 Pontiac Bonneville 4-Dr. Hardtop I p Platinum Exterior with Black Morro,' ridoi interior, Auto Transmission, Factory Air Condi+onivuj, Pa-.wqr Steering, Power Brakes, Tiit.d Glass, WSW Tirei. Radio with Rear Seat Speaker. 'flit S$eemn'tg Wheel, Power Windows. Power 6 W'1 Seat, lamp Group, Mirror Group, Safeguard Speedometer, and Aufomalk Trink Release. $995 '61 DeLUXE Sedan, radio, heator, extra clehn one. SUGGESTED PRICE DISCOUNT 4861.40 000.00 OUR PRICE 4061.48 Hemphill Pontiac -Buic k $795 S 1 501 800S.FRENCH AYE. PH. 322.4302 ___ W. FIRST ST. PH. 3220231 SANFORD ItPaysToUseTheHeraldWantAds 0.1 ot -T________ -_ . . F0-:uwi 1 - I '( 4-111 _,_ "" ._ .111, A WE'RE ; __ , ,;.,'i- t. I :.i-.- " ii- COUPE, fully equIpped, l.aitiful red and white. '€z -_ - .~, I ___________ ~ $1395 '63 Convertible, real nice. fully equipped M O V I N G 1395 '!a -__ FORDS COMPARE AT $200 MORE I ~ S '€4 FAIRLANE 500 Coupe fully equIpped Including air condi. tioning, lilt. new. $1695 TO OUR NEW LOCATION ! ; 11 • Saturday, .,.a.& 1966 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr. Hardtop and Whfo exterior with Gold interior Decor group, Auto Transmission, Power e ering , Power Brakes, Factory Air CondiT Glass and WSW res. R August 6th ~ 4161.56 650_00 OUR PRICE 351156 St e N H 1 W AR )ALL ULFAK I MLN I 1501 D A I $1695 '64 MALIIItY Sport Coupe, fully equipped, white extra, clean. , iIi'-,iti. . . ---r '*' I_ ' !I,4hJ " ______ \ .1,, • 4 - -.'.- - - - * I, I ____ .-.-...-- PARTS & SERVICE DEPARTMENTS CLOSED SATURDAY llsonne OPEN MONDAY s . - - -~ N,-s.i&'L - - __= = . PH. 322.3231 SANFORD W. FIRST ST. . ON OUR LARGE NEW $1545 '64 MALIIJI' 4 Dr. sedan, fully Oquippd. beautiful TUTQ. and mbltt, Ilufle cleaner. lill Pontiac a uic ( p - - - W'1011 Be Open To Serve You All Day! , 1 4 SUGGESTED PRICE DISCOUNT a $200 MORE ,. a OTHERIS - PLAN TO VISIT US SOON! • 4. 1966 Buick Skylark 4-Dr. Hardtop $2095 I let. at.; $anfard. '65 FIAT 2 Door aedan 1144. trjjntet- rd 1)0. Lots For iii. down 125.22 niotith. ___ must cell Air Conditioner, Color TV. : lldrni. Suites, hOMESITE 100 $695 a 200' deep. City COMMODORE Bunk Beds, new Singer sig'62 COMET Custom 4 Dr., Fully water, Oak trees. Low down machine. Steret, sag sewing APARTMENTS equipped Including air condi. pay moot, Terms. Call W. H. BrItannica Jr. A Mr. Ili iti ttn&i*g, Out pi-eviva owner. FUSth'ISUED - UNI5UR*IL$IfED 22*-SISi. Movie camera, projector etc. Ph. Resident Mgr. *11-1140 $1195 _ : soresI roDtaj. 05 ),Iany oth er household Items. p. 322-5975 after B M. MANY, C&11 ubirUSM. Bdrm. S dupl.g MANY MORE Georgia Ave. , High School _ Kitchen equipped, ISO. room. tiorkitig lot. $5500Terms. POOL TABLES 4 a I $75: 4 1 closets. 122.21*4 after S 222-3109. 6 - $1111.. Also balls, cues. V. M. rack. dv. 558-5162. t)1-.-Farins---Grovea __________________________ APT. 114 FRENCH, *22-4550. 17-92 HIghway Sanford BABY BED, excellent i.ruiid Ale, _________________________________ binford 522.1555 uo(I ' tu iii lull FOR Stroller SALE by owner: 3 2/4 AVALON Orlando 644-5014 .t"r•, ut tatni lend. £u-stss. 11$ W. Sad St. 222-4581. $*2•UIT Open Daily lii S p- ni, ~ Strickland - Morrison VOLKSWAGEN HWY. 1742 & LAKE MARY BLVD. .( 15 0 W. FIRST ST. 1. . I : , f. _______ 312.50 500.90 SUGGR%TID NICE DISCOUNT 3412.50 OUR PRICE tiac Buick on SANFORD PH. 32 20231 - - ___ 'Is I Beige exterior with Dove interior, Auto Transmission, Power St.ring, Power Brakes, on lion n, Radio, nt. Factory Air Glass, Mirror Group, Clock, Custom NotchBack Seats. Hemphill ELLINOR ----'---. 49~ . Zl.";. Bronze $1595 '64 IMPALA su per sport coup., 6 cylinder Automatic Trans. Radio, heater, bucket seat,46 extra sharp, - .-:•--- :-- HWY., 17-92 and LAKE MARY BLVD. 1. '€4 GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. fully equipped Including air condi. tioning extra clean. NICELY LURK. garage Apt. CALLI3ART REAL ESTATE 153.2 Sanford Ave. 522445$ COMPARE AT CALL DAY OH NIGHT 122-748 ________________________________________ overload springs LEAF TYPE $200 MORE EVF1C. APTI.. pr for pick up, 110. 7% Elgin '64 BUICK LeSabre Convertible, etijitte. furs.; specially .ult.4 C. A. 'VTHIDDON outboard motor & tank, 170. fully equipped, Including air for retired people. Id.s.Uy b. Crib a mattress, 112.50. 322. BROKER conditioning, ti,Int condition, downtown. cat.d Inquire S.0 2(f! . F .' .' . w ; , M -, 0* $1495 Jacubsos's Dept. Store, 211 1C 1, . I ~_ '63 IMPALA Super Sport coup., I BDRM. GARAGE Apt. turn, fully equipped, bucket seat., including utilities. Close In console, shift, extra, nice. $32.50 per week. 822-145:. $1595 TURK. APT.. close In. 2*2-2100. '62 IMPALA Convertible, fully ST. JOHNS REALTY equIpped, red and extra nice. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 4 ROOM APT. Reasonable. *. $1495 120 N. PARK AVENUE 3-112* . _______ 9410. _____ 1111" , . $1295 " - WELAXA APARTMENTS 114 W. FIRST IT. W --.L JK_ P_ Tu.LUXE S u n r o o f Radio Heater, sliding roof panel, on. previous owner I A * BDRM. APTa, ComplstSl7 equipped by GENERAL ELEC. TRIC which Include. electric kitchen, beating A cooling. FURN. 4PT., 2100 Melionvilte. sitU_- ..,ee_MOM 41 North Manc.1le Ave. $1295 122-1120 . $1395 106. Apartments For Rent 711 E. First St. - JIMM }..ARM.A..N' G}II.A.S TOWN'N LAKES GARDEN APAItTMENTS J. . $1895 Reaity 45 I ( i~_. tili lflg V *n? Dial lii. 2-t. CHEVROLETS suite. 1 " Ti ____ - Ic '. $1495 i, Chauffeurs License. - 1 I1 url*ndo. Florida rangc' Orlanin. at l'AtPl ,ç. County, Plorida, .luly ii', 11416 rublish .lnly :2, 5 & Aug. 5, sQtArERAcK fully •qutnow conditioned 105-Trailer Lots-Sale Glass I ' Vr,$.t 'ct ., 77. Situation Wanted BOY'S UNIFORMS f"r Sanford __________________________ _______________ '62 COLNTRY Squire station Naval Acadern'. else 14. TRAILER LOT, 100 wagon, perfect for school. x 170 deep; LOIS C E N E It A 1.. 322.5422. HOUSE 116 ft. well, septic tank. 11,700. $895 CLEANING Service. Call .ves Miller Road near Lake Jessup SIIRFBOAILD for sale II ft. 4 7 to10. at end of S. Sanford Ave. 322Excellent condition 265. 305$. 122 -2iS1 afterSp. m. 84. Real Estate - Sale _____________ COMPARE AT PC. SECTIONAL SOFA, 2 ft ___I n N. Car. Beautiful A cool. Writs '68 GALAXIE 600 2M 3 Dr. for brochure. hardtop coupe, fully equipped, CENTRAL FLORIDA CHRISbucket seats, 4lue and a beau. TIAN SCHOOL is looking for 102. Mobile Homes • Sale ty. teSciters- dedicated Chriatlsn -teachers. Kindergarten & Jun$1495 QUALITY MOBILE HOMES br High. If you think you 53 GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. fully Hwy. 17-92 S. Sanford eun quality, write P. 0. Box 345_ 2562 equipped, including air condi. juitliiiid Florida 52711 tioning, stock No. 1522A, tric Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll Furniture. I \1"?"''"'. _Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 'V'.T%'Tl ururni', _ Attorney for Pc-I !tioncr • P°1 m. cull 2:2-0575. $1 PER DAY rental for Elec- !t,-tttin;I l )-'RANNS MARKE'l' un.Ier hi.'b 1 nm .'nisgi"l in b,IP-Ifli'eW V ESi'. M' ri' 'fl s 'uO-i us tih'.i rut inn. Manor t M .1ii' lAW MI ''i't'i t''u ('I "Its' f the In lltghwny 44 VAZt)t) & •UllXS (.AWNi4'tV. Lcn wo.'.?. tiorhin, That the party Interesteil in LEWIS FALK.9 & 5l'1t' ICIi enttrprt'i' Is AS atd 2517 W Country Ciub Itcuad follows: Phone 322-7915 c auu, ,.,, ,. Compare At $200 MORE - - __ VOLKSWAGEN , CRYSTAL-TIP ice Machine. 11.0 lbs. per day. $150. See at the Big Dip, 515 Park Dr. h n.tI. 1n? _i1_• II. P. -. $F-5fl02 }3nmP7Th.uT! _________________________________ Apply Yellow Cab Company, FUIIN. HOUSE. 1 0 Laursi Ave. $72. Keys at Ted WUllams 201S.ParkAve. _____________________________ Hardware. ______________________________ . •. Bill Ruland Chrysler - P1)-mouth choice area. 522.591. 1005 Grove Manor 322-9087. LARGE 2 BTRM. unfurn. Palmetto Ave. 111. DRIVERS - at. ;t;, nt"itli. scici, U,itIfI"i' ,ffl hi'%Ait' 1111%' II.? tnt IIICI attic, 12 - (intitl ,,I, i'ti • I itI ...... iI't'I. As 1%S a. tilflit5 • 1,10% . 1111 . $ 111111 ____ •----------- -_____ .• - wit : ________________________________________ WHY GO fURTHER t heat our pricesi Toe can' See or Chill BOB CLEVELAND ' kin happy and increasing mony at abode, this can ye to be a most rewarding for you. Begin new proa intelligently. Success can commensurate with effort an them. ISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) ce calls, keep appointments time, take a short trip all things that are most Imtent to you. Don't waste any e. Much study into your pa- i-: ULLI-' WAN'I'L'D: 2 Men-Wages 6. 'V'W DcLt1XE wagon extr& t moit qualifications. M 222-1301 2640 HIawatha at 17nice and only have experience In Automotive _______________________________ Electric service or Electric 2 Bt)R?1. HOUSE, living room $1095 motor repairing. MAC'S ELEC. & kitchen 155. 505 Myrtle Ave. 's-i vw Wagon i passenger fee TItIC SVC. 414 13th at.. aasreal economy. 22-0635. ford. $895 C'-% - EL %I v it 1?:Lfl,,n,& Thihir --- Poze 7 A 1966 . 1 ----- --- - - --- - -•- BY OWNER: I Bdrm., 2% $895 central air & beat. 2 -oar gar- '€0 DeLLXE Sedan, Heater, eZft. porch, 22 enclosed as., cellont condition. family & 1$-ft living rooms _________ the claimulit. and shall dead, the unknown heirs-atlaw and devisees of FLOEENCE BREWSTER BUDNALL, and th e unknown heirs-at-law and davisesi of ELIZABETH N. PERRY, deceased, and the legateesi, granteos, creditors, under 'r against ELIZABETH N. P E It It T. deceased, end FLOILENCE B It E W STER Ii U 1 N A LL, If dead. respectively. And any and all parties having or claim. lug to have any estate, right, title or interest In. or lien upon said property in Seminole County, Florida, cle..crli,ed here in. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a cult to quiet has been filed against you by WILLiAM E. DAVIS end MARY JO DAVIS, his wife, and JOE A. STIIOUI) and BEND. ETTE S. BTROUD, his wife, in the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for Hemitsole County, in Chancery No. 16190, on the fol. lowing described property, to . wit: NW'i.. of S%V' of Section 33, Township 21 South, Rat,ge 81 East, Seminole Florida. atad the abbreviated title of said suit is WILLIAM K. DAVIS, .t ux, and JOE A. STROUD, at uz, Plaintiffs, vs. Florence Brøw. star Hudnall, et a,!, Defendant.; and you are hereby required serve & copy of your A nswer to the Complaint Pit the Plaintiffs' - - shall be void. 72. Female Help Wanted 3 Bt)RM CB House 613 Briar small _______________________________ ELECTRIC Guitar and all works out smoothly. e/ Charles T. Lawson Cofldttiofl, Excellent Amplifiercliffe, Ph. *22-5691. As executor of the Last Will \AL1' ('t'ltl GIIU.. ovorl. APRICORN (Dec. 22 to Coil _ 22-46*O. and Testament of n: l'Iz 'N Whistle. At'i 2 IIDRM. HOME unturn. As-all20) if you do something CAROLINA WEEKS LAW. able now :22.1545. 34. Upholstery (;IP1'AL office clerk with exSON, deceased thoughtful for your t general insurance UNFURN. :1 Bdrm. house, kitchHI'EEIt & SPEER l'( - rIi'n('I nds, this can be a most Attorneys for the Estate OVER 1. YEAI2b s'orI; Only those exl, crieflcedenequipped.*22-U54. workmanship in upOF PINE ne apply. Reply py day and evening for you 113 Magnolia Avenue cply to Box 195 holstering, draperies, nuipoov. ci' Thti - Hanford Herald. Florida, Hanford, well. Concentrating on your Publish jft Rort Rtals little Time payments as July :2, A. B. a,. $5 mo. Drapery hardware k, special capabilities brings I:. 1966 73-MaleorFemale Help OCEAN FRONT APT s installation. ___________________________ sual rewards. Be full of life, LWB-7& KULP DECORATING SHOP Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs. SUPPLEMLT TOL'It INCOME Pb. 322-2235 R. U. Hutchison, *23-405*. vigour. NOTICE or *111? iCfltNlNG newspaper carrier B k E W $ 'I' ER QUARIUS (Jam. 21 to Feb. Car necessary. After 4:00 p. FOREST HILLS LODGE. Balsam, BUDNALL, if living, and It 50. Misc. For Sale If you concentrate on mak- . WAGONS THE Classified ad columns are _______________________________ like a home town bulletin 97. Houses For Rent Perfect board for offerings of ________________________ FOR CARRYING THE kinds. Call 222-2611todayl : BDILxI. P'URN. house, utilities TO SCHOOL 60. Business Opportunities turn. 1115 W. 15th. 345-6*11. '62 VW Camper, fully equipped __________ A bus today, a motel tonight. 2 BR. KIT, equipped, $60 n,o. BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Call * BR., 2 BATH, Central air, $uo $1695 :-:1:1after6p.m. 'G VW 11 Passenger wagon, per. mc. feet for school or hauling 3 BR. 2 BATH, Kit. equipped, 71. Male Help Wanted everything. $125 mo. ________________________ Deceased. - ---- IT NIAY ('NtflN: Not?.'.' I' hcrctcy given Un? the u,n1i'r,.inel. pnt''nnnt to the 'F'tc'ttttc'ui- Xr,mi' Statute" ChapoO, IlorIiht S(ttutto, 'will ter :-et,.ter vltlu thi' I'li'tk of thi' Circuit Conrt. In nci or i'n,tnoe 'c-nnty, Fl,:- tcin. upon r'-'.pt of proof of tlii' ;ublIatl"i of 115. Autos For Sale ' 31. Musical Instruments 'I'.. All Oreditars and Psecea. __________________________ RavIng Claima or AgaIa.t Said Estatea PIANO TUNING & REPAIR You and each of you are here- W. L.. aA.fl.5oN 22-4222 by notified and required to P. sent any claims and demands WURLITZER Spinet Piano. matiogany. 6 nio. old, ticitch. which you, or either of you, map' have against the estate of CABPull keyboard $30. 222-11051. OLINA WEEKS LAWSON. de. SPINET PIANO ceased, late of said County, to the County Judge at Seminole USED BUT llk' new. Can he. seen in this 'vicinity. Cash or County, Florida, at his office in terms to responsible party. th e court house of said Count)' For information without cxat Sanford, Florida, within six pence or obligation. write, calendar months from the time Credit Manager, 307 Florida of the first publication of -this Ave.. Tampa, Flu,. notice. Two copies of each claim or demand shall be in writing, PIANO: Itepoatoased Wurilteor and vital! state PltC Spinet. Take Ill' Pa)-nrnu• deuce and post office address of 1111)' be Peen in your urea, Lu)' be sworn traIling Credit Mg'r., Wesleyto by the claimant, his agent, or Prosser I'Iano Co., 1221 N. attorney and accompanied b)' a 41-274 Mills, Orlando. Itt:. filing fee of one dollar and such collect. claim or demand not so filed ________________________________ rn flTiIi- ltflIfl CLEAN, - USED F u r n I t u re, appliances, tools, etc. Bought . Sold, liar. r"s Mart, 1& Sanford Ave. Ph. 222.4122. '' H PV I , -i t vi ~ vul-i Aug. 5 rrnl( Tt-ni1'r .'• .t• • .- l'. t)n'.t.'%% II,N .'utit ,•.'i,l 11ped tu'ui'k i'all - -----, .... ;I' P 111. cc , I1 To WU.ul hawy FURS. *PTS.. close In. Cowan.5-4fl1$. ________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ 1 09. Rooms 11. lflnlci Legal Notice % ti.TnTti, k poi'ting , t -t 'RI_I l _%_ \!I_ A RPNA1?(II'l', ?fI at'.'r i,. 122 iflT. l 11$. Trucks For Stile Ii A(1N -' 'i L.ALI -_,,, I !IV. iP _1 El' i'a,it,t, ------------ 4ifl .- nmpnie nil? c-- ______ 1IW i a rII'T?TIOl BR. Furnished $45.00 month. 2101 ?ttag. 522. 3551 Robert A. Williams Quiet rooms for 401 Magnolia.532-0720. cc It 21t'P' f;44 -!i014 1,401%. It? 'I n , '"-"i',._ 'D l SinfnI,l Cli'len4o ni rni'nta. - , rn __ itnnk flat,' 323-1776 l A\ MORE -' . 50t' Park A 251:11. *23-1410 _________________________________ USED Furniture, any amount. 15 the CØI$Vt of the CAMIllt-7 WASHING Machine Rental. Judge, Seminole Ceitaty, Pi.,T'lda, Used Appliances for sale In Probate. APPLIANCE MOONEY In ret Estate at Cot-.3rd&Pahnettc':.ostu' CAROLINA WEEKS LAWSON ' _t TWO Stenstrom Realty 522-5*51 7 4'I, $ ''i: r *nt-s.a t. I'nit. i 7..'ii n,i'I. ,I ?c niti.- . s.,,. --__------- --- ---- CLEAN, FIRN. Apt. near ChOP pingcenter&ha-se.617'Elm. '• Legal Notice your aims .hnt- p fl ltiliitiii .,.. It JL) i o trin, W Al I.fl ______ t'1N'.N''i' "' d Stt4' Ittt 'Ifl 4", 11.- n'? Ii' ;'' i,i:,tc vi '- W wnptslre Apt. $01 Psl• Ave. rh. $-1974 after metto IWO (Aug. 22 to Sept.. 22) CARS WASHED AND WAXED. ROOF REPAIRS Payton Realty at your home or mine. Call 1 TEARS of experience. All are highly inspired what Roy furniture, Many piece, show *22-1*01 3640 Hiawatha at 1792 Green Jr., U2-U06. work guaranteed. no damage, however price o to have greater developor lees than regular retail. I BR. VERY Clean. Close in, Shamrock Roofing Co. t. in all phases of your en. Richard's Tree Svc.. Noll Freight Damaged PurniJimmy Cowan. 222-4015. :123-1720 or and can make your TRIMMING, demossing, r.mov. _____________________________ ture Sales, Hwy. 17.52 CausIberry. Inc. Free estimate. Ph. 222 30. Home Appliances 96. Houses-Sale or Rent a early in the day. Be sure 000. ' _______________________________ _____________________ are on a practical tack. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. * BDRM house near lake MoeSANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Bedding & Furniture et going off on tangents. off 1-4. 222-46*9. lOS just j C. E. APPLIANCES New & Used FACTORY j'fljCES BRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) _____________________________ 11! Magnolia 222.1552 110 Magnolia 22-6221 baths, State flfttii' i'i'upi', 1 1:.. t'cin. s1 \ \ -. - -R0OM fUTflI$hi'41 M. ?4 All utilities. SIi Magnolia. Apt. 1. chen. 2001 E. 2nd Street. kers are highly co-opera- i-: PONT. r 106.ApartmentsForRent -I -- -- -- ------ p, 't'; ;n I' - 1URNITURE: Freight damaged bedroom and dining roes . \tS'l) A hlN "1LT. 'ti - ' - ------ '-• ' 41 - to others so be sure to axis- .P'Ufl1i' I . 7 PrNTI it POOR hnrillop. 11 S. T1 I41.iL41 Realty them intelligently and they done. Closest tie is very costive. Carry through with e matters that are vital to In a persona] way. CORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. Showing great co-operation ssociates in some joint vanwill certainly bring about success in the shortest posoe ea time. Come to better unitanding with a close tie. s Is relatively easy in P.M. AGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 22 to 21) Pitching in and doall those tasks awaiting you rine, since the planets are favorable right now. Cci. t'nn -ertIhte. - g 'i I. Siiftell. 1'1RN 1'._1 Ih -- .______ 'te'ttn, rut?' Il;'ll., ntr ,-n1 nrns n A.'? nuI1i' • -- c,i'nl. - - $100 DOWN 24. Well EO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Sale. call :22-65*0. _ GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES Sanford, 2-70. nut to see that higher-up 2-1.4 RRS 1-: BATHS WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS WILL hWY your usable but use your charm and per-. 12. Special Notices SPRINKLER SYSTEMS _ used furniture & etc. L. C. Jim Hunt All Types and Fixes Iveness to get support for WILL HHAI{.E my home with rELL.___ 2-7&!t6 or222-5531. U24 Park Drive Office $-!ll$ ____________________________ We repair and Service !.0C4l or *13-0700 Night: ideas and legitimate plans. working woman. Kitchen priSTINE ____________________________ air conditioner, A viligeti, 55. Furniture For Sale Machinery & Supply Co. r, situations develop that ________________________ bath. Call 322-5975 after B 207W. 2ndSt. :22-64:: ___________________________________ REDUCED P. m. you right Idea how you WILSON-MAIER PURN. ALMOST new 4 Bdrm., % baths Buy Sell Trade d with others. Do what is 15. Special Services 26 Roofing den with fireplace, large kit11-lb E. let St. have several promises to 'in•:vv - \•' 6. Child Care 11 Hollis A -_________ '" I li , ,dis-arIs1 : I - - 1966. Gone - -- -. krew 11 Condenc 4. Phone own to perform and can't help more harmonious. Y014 S*TAIIUS (Nov. 22 to MGITTWIJS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Imperative you get out Dec. 21) Those small Saturday for amusement during day so jobs can be dome with speed and that you do not feel frustrated accuracy so get right at 'em! later. Get into bobbies that need Later you find that loved one smoothing over. Evening Is best is in a very responsive mood. time for whatever is of a pracGet out to the fine amusements, tical nature. etc. that most please mutually. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Impress others with the fact 20) ideal day to buy whatever that you are a good family man, you need to make your sur- or woman, teenager and you roundings inure charming and find they respect you more. Be elegant, comfortable. See to It a credit to kin. Clear up any that utilities are in good run- debris, etc., that is unsightly. ning order. Have friends in to- Show that you are a very neat night and be happy. person. AQUARIUS (Jun. 21 to Feb. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Enter Into those hobbies 19) Get systems better organcongenand amusements with you around ized, situations isis that most please, give you more pleasant, and you can j chance to Improve health. Be soon have greater success, be you sure to go after Information happier. Use that will power to require. it is within easy drlv garner Information you need. lug distance. Be the master of your own soul. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 2°) Doing whatever Increases abun• A day to concentrate upon how dance or will make your propto acquire greater abundance, more valuable is fine. Bigsince there are fine ideas In wigs are definitely helpful and your newspaper, etc. Do not have your Interests at heart. limit yourself. Financial wizSome new friend may have an ards can be consulted socially excellent Idea you can use. today-do so. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN IF YOUR (WIi) IS BORN TODAY . be, or she, will TODAY he, or she, will be en excellent mind and will highly Inspired to make a big be eager to become very suc- success of his, or her, life, and calif ul far earlier than others you must therefore plan for the his, or her, own age. Be sure, finest education possible that Is that your though, to insist slanted toward whatever may progeny goes through a full be the forte bare. However, prescribed course and not leave make sure to teach to complete school earlier In order to start one project before going on to earning money, or the wonder- another, since the interest In liii success In this chart will be everything under the Sun Is relost. Many ramifications to the markable here and the mind chosen career make the di! has to be disciplined or little Is lereuce here. accomplished. "The Stars Impel, they do not ,The Stars impel, they do not conipeL" What you make of compel." What you make of your 1115 is largely up to YOU your We Is largely up to YOU! Cairoll Righter's Individual Carroll Righter's Individual Sep. Jorec.ut for your sign for Forecast for your sign for Septomber Is now ready. For your tember is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdate and copy send your blrthdate and $1 to Corrall Righter Forecast, $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 2°, Calif. Hollywood 2°, Calif. .. I I WILL ?0'r- b responsibis for any d.thta Incurred by anyone other than myself as of Aulist J-'I-CI' 't'1)%l. '. '-)i%l I -- - smoothly for you. See that all is 1114 - - --• 12:1 - -. i ,Vi - also give excellent suggestions for the future. Cultivate new friends. These can be very helpful In days ahead. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You can be very Ingenious In through with promises Coming busbandllng both personal and you have made to others Is very matters now, so get busy Important and you find It quite without further ado. Stop pro crutinating. Do whatever will easy right now. Your intuitions your attachment happier, are good as well as your und erstanding. Get on the right aide more devoted. of others. LIRIA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 ) A little conference with partMake It a point to be with those s with whom you wish to be who are able to add much to allied In the future can be reyour life In both a business and aultcnt of excellent results. persona] way. You need more Days ahead can be much more co-operation f r o m partners. s'jcifUL Showing cooperation Present conditions are not what brings their good will. you would like them to be. COZP1O (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) 'fte are so many duties ahead Something particularly thoughtof yriu that can also be enjoy ful done for associates will help able if you get right it them. them In dealing with others as Labor is the keynote right now. well. Plan week's activtles cleDon't rely on associates since so that all goes more verly they have many tasks of their H 115. ---- ',n 5 coutticti, I. -; SuICIDE Pr aUoa. .11 WE CARE. Orlando $41-*$U. - friends. Contact those who can be helpful. Trust th ose who admire you. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) 'a . 1966 Aug. - DOWN Increase that - IWPTZ S.A.IJ:LS tain ,omewhat and accept some Invitation that It really worthwhile Show that you are a per- well as success. Meetings that prestige. Greater success can deal with philanthropy are Ideal be yours thereby, also. for making new contacts. Be Aug. 21) Cardignified. (July 22 to LEO others and Page 6A beraib %T 1 a1 LOOK111(y 6n r or A ztict uato i ou ti I eclably. RIG TOP Daily WRUS (Apr. 20 to May NEW HOURS, new policy. At u,Iuy. -. .1A Make your plans for what, .zpi e,.ntni's. 3515 S. Orlando Dr. For Sale 15.SpecIalServices 50. Misc. For Sz 95. you may desire in the fu- s:s-isso. and you can then start 1', 0. 3 RC)E Tr1N i.AW?. MOWER $51. LAXE SURFBOARD REPAIRS ala rolling very nicely. S.Pets&Supplies Bdrm. house, l'e. l ivi n g room, 290$ Park Circle kitchen & sna'k her, gap host. isements you like can be flEAOIF.S for sale, 2.O54l. 522.40€ or 2-52$ after p.yr, ,5A0, gwu.d onditflnn. 51. Articles For Rent an Into with enthusiasm. GERMAN" Shepherd P tZpTu lee -F.27. down & $50 mo. Ph. Hole th Your RCnf' ___________________ __ v others that you are a deTURNER ROOFING Thorough-bred. Ph. 2:24570. E& RENT A BED BARGAIN DAT 222-3405 Sanford Rollaway. Hospital, Baby Beds. Sul person. NICE $ Bedroom. I bath. PaySIAMESE KITTENS, 4 month _______________________________ By Day. Week or Month. CARPENTRY PATh'TINO Monts only $'4.63. Includes all. EMINI (May 21 to June olti beauties, $11. 333.02*4. CAfiROLL'S FURNITURE Blocks oft 17-52, Assume A..3.Adcock uS W. let. Stop going around In cirmottga. Boarding. Screened rune. and find that direct course HOSPITAL BEDS 21-Home improvements ___ _________________________________ Wheol chairs, sick room supplies whatever you most desire 4..ENC'Y for sale or rent. ___ HOME IMI'RoVEMET SpecIiIAXC REGISTERED German Days *22-7174 ecompliah and all is much L100ETT RALL DRUGS lets. Room addition, Athllttons. 2 month s old. 2:2Nights-Weekends 52304$5 Pinecresi Shopping Center Built-in Kitchens, Aluminum ar for you. Get the hit or-- Shepherds. ar,1:. Ph_222-751* or aWnifigh. Plumbing. 7r Orlando Dr. on from authority that you ________________________________________ aiding, Carportas, Tirlvewnvs or iii'. FHA VA HOMES FOR SALE: Registered m a modernisations. 5. Wanted Ta Buy he. Then you get fine plan home type Airdale, 2 yr.. Champion Blood _____ Cash or fully financed. South -ating nicely. Lines. 3-44Z. eastern improvoment Services _________________________________ SELL (IS your Furniture. Quick $100 DON CHILDREN (June 22 aT,t'f'tATQ. g,,nt,-,.*i t,,.,,i, Corn. Call 644-331.. Orlando 4 -.'•i. u I7 anrounuui or write P.0. Box 5; Guinea Pigs $I.26 SUPER - RNOPOIT uly 21) Good and dynamic 2-B Bra. 2-1% 2 Baths A NIMAL KINGDOM Som. Kitchens EwzLpp.d now give good advice how SMALL Business neon p.rking 23-Painting Iffi. South Big Tree Payments L.eas Than Rent up2 Use Low-Cost Want age 5*5.5644 ___________________________ L.nng'wood 7-92 rain your most cherished To Inspoot Call to tell and sell! Tilson Painting Service i,so be explicit In stating Poultry Livestock Brush Spray CASH FOR TRASH Ideas Pine social affairs A Multiple Listing Realtor 330350 Antiques & used furniture REALTOR Id be accepted. You will HORSES BOARDED od. 25U Park Drive Reasonable Rates *22.2420 TLEPAIR&PAINTING BRIDGES rBm-RE wonderful new personal. . UOOG itluirig new that brings your deifres to earlphilosophical part of the time ler and greater frutlon Is wise today and you advance more right now. Much good will come quickly later on. See that you cf this Ifl the near future. Show Preparing n!nrb era I A • ii you. You have excellent ideas but stress those that tr f AAQ practical qualities wisely. A day for tim and frolic with those you like at the amusemens that most delight all of spiritual. Have an ZVIIU?t energies. ENERAL TENDENCIES: have deep Insight Into the Lot & FOIU1Ui rnds and the means by h you can add to your good r minlstur Collie with P of life and can reduce r-a-hIP t4. $fl stiliøatS ward for any Information sort of Ides to a workloading to r.cnvry. Z-755. a In which any hookkeepthat needs to be done can 2. Personals iandled with ease and disYou have a drinkrnt preblsw h. Make sure you use your DoWrite P. 0. nez 1SIL Sanford. set of circumstances whereby you can gain the good will and active assistance of those who think along the same lines as your-self as well as newcomers of all types. You are able to find a new ally who Is very powerful and who can put you on top of the hasp. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) L11 nuitu .tour "wit oate ThAY, AUGUST 5, 19 SUNDAY, AVG. 7, tIN A'UG., 1111 A GENERAL TENDENCIES: A GENERAL TEN DEN: You are filled with the desire beautiful Sunday until evening to g, places, see people and to falls to get yourself In a new S TURDAY, TL ..l1 WT I;!r ---- -------- __ .--'-',-- -.----.---.---.--.-;. - -- -- - ----- - - ---- - - -- - - - !, I . • 1. - i �. 1Ii1. -' - - ' - .-. - - '. t •_aI ,t . - ,_cA - -. 6 i J Z_ ... 11111 .... 'Al D~~ I! _a0woss"sn's Seminole County * * 4, "The Nile of A merica" on the St. Job I1M River ' lI,.o '?kA Every Wcek . . I? - = IV aiiforb ~ -.0-.00 I'hone 822.2(111 SOW QWW - -fl - - - Baptist Adventist Church rzn BAPTIST anv* TUE BEVEWTk-DAT 7tb A 910 IP. "1. Paster 10. Chance - "L - -- -. 14 Methodist Methodist God or GOD CHURCH .... . of Church W.anssaty Nigh t •Praysr 84rles -730 V. a. v.ntug WOTSht 1:45 CHRIST srvlos 730 P. ft. Wed. Prayer 11 - 4 I 7:00 Ei'&nsItIc . . I . . - - . T .' .,, •- ftmily ' . wsO. - - C Mcmo METHODIST d Ed -- 7 10 p. Pastor Church School p. Th MYF ............ p d. 4P 3:45 s. m. fl:00 L ft. 6:20 p. m. .. Mnrnlng Worship .......__ 7 Worsh ip 1014 Orlando CTLAN MI-IMIOWART I . I4O'tS.9II. *., .iatr a. 1:41 I - Hl2t0i Griffin Pastor . . Jghi. Training Union 1:30 p. E,tag Worship - 7:4E p. a. :. . - . L Slay. Robert p . service 70 - p. ._. Morning Worship 11:00 - . pxnzcns'r uix OF GOD CHURCK r Car. 37th - :. _ • 7 EvsMng Worship H.rv. (Bun.) _$00 '.a. 116 UL D1E1!LEcr - - , • 3:45 a,. a.. 11:00 a a. Sunday school ?nInZ Worship FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE .7. Lester Seel - Pastor SIInd School a. Morning Worshi io•&o a a.. Youth Hour Evangelistic Service 7 no a. .4 ,, , '1 . W ______ '. - - * 5i 1-6- £VS. Oar. 14th St. £ ______ 0:41 -a- a. School orn1ng worship -11:00 a. a. 0:Up. a. TraIaI$ Dunlon 1:31 p. a. V'sd. Praysr Servbea 7*10 p. a. Nursery 7*10 V. a. WT*H ausAay Nit. Bres*osat Woan'a Club Building _____ ___ Robert Dean, _____ bsMy School 10:00 a. U. Warship Scrtss iioo a. a.. Ivoniag ServIle 1*30 V. a. - ____ Singspirauon W .. ______ ___ ______ _____ ____ 1._____ ___ • , __________ ___ . _______ - -. _____ - __;_ . • .. -.• ______________ -- ________ ______ ___ ' _____ _______ Morinj Warship Sunday Hv'nthg Worship Wednesday prayer Sarvioe - ____ ______ • _______ 11*31 a. a. 7*10 p a - - 7:15 p. a. LIJTHSRAN CHURCH 900 A Orlando Drive Hwy. l7-9 Sanford, Florida. The 11... J. Gordon p y, Pastor Morning Worship - 1:11 a. Sunday School 9:15 a. m. morning- Worship -ii:oo a. a. Coa.muniou-?lrst8unda.y In Each Month ________ _______ .. CHURCH 03' CIUUST Geneva Ralph Brower Jr. Evangelis t Bible School 0200 a. a. 3&orutng Worship 10:00 a.. a. ______ ___ . .I. ____ ___ ____ _______ 4.'- • - _____ __ .. 14W, Wed-. Prayer ServIce 7:20 P. a. PINECn.EST BAPTIST Onora. Pes 11.,. any A. HaaU4on ____ StoT __ 10:15 a.. a. Sualay School 0:15 p. a. Training Union 1*10 p. a. Evantes Worship Wed. 8*11161819 ftsm IM 316 U. - __________ - '.4-. _____ _______ _____ ______ MART CHURCH OF CHRIST Morris Ruby Evangelist. Meats In ____ take Mary Ph'. .a1i BL610 CUM ~ SM a. = Masi" Womaiv - 19:20 a. EL Evoning Worship 1:00 V. a. Hilt. Glass Wed. 1110 V. a. ________ r ' -.- -- _____ _ SLVK* But wbat I have found along the baymi I have seen, ",in the awesome rnight of a granite peak, in the mystic wonder of a shadowy canyon. I have heard it in the restless symphony of the surf at night 36.7-12 uesd a. PAOLA CHURCH 01 aRniST W. 1. cHili) lIst 1 • lgbway 44 west 7*10 P. a. 7*10 V. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. Evening Worship 1:00 p. a. Bible Cea Wed. 7*10 V. .t.Ø. ,. $iy BelIE - 10*00 a. , Evening Woruttip w.ds4ay Prey.? $srvie. ________ ______ OA AWN BAPTIST CHURCH 2749 0ounU7 Club RQad Pester Boy. H. T. Barrett 0*41 a. a. Sunday School 11*00 a.. a. Worship Pervlo. Training Unto& - 41366 V. 3a. 0:00 V. Evening Worship W. Prayer Ser v...,.. 7:30 p. a. - - - - -_ I - - di, These, the shrines of =ture, are God's hint of a spiritual meaning in life. i ;~ , 2:28-32 d 735-43 to His 12:25-V we can begim Wong the . - Saturday Christian Science F PUtS? CHURCH o $ccNTxa' blueprint. 'Yes, - _____ devoted to His ppa• find God in nature! But the road of . spiritual discovery It yow ost from there to our highest quesL i}' - ___ ___ ___ It ___ ___ It GRACE KETHODLST CHUUCR I Oziora ltd.. a.: Woodlaud Ave., H... Robert K. Temple, Jr. P*Otw Church School I:46 a. a.. Morning Worship 11:00 a- a. MY?' _.- 1:80 p. a. - Subject: "ftirit" Reading Boom: io W. Pirat - Weekdays: 10*10 *.ftv-4210 Pa.. - - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possibl'u- FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO., INC. CARRAWAY & M ]flSUi'SflOS FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC Hwy. 17-92, Sanford FLORIDA STATE BANK EARRELL & BEVERLY KILGORE SEED COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE 1400 W. Ist. St., Sanford 3TA" C. L. Robinson and Staff PROGRESSiVE PRINTING CO. Ktnkv 1 uthern FIberglass ProdueU. Inc, Harold Slama and Employees - MORTUARY Oviedo, Florida STRICKLAND-MO unwav 1rVing L Pryor und New Mt. Zion 720 Pear ,&vs Oshlawn BaUat Church, 3741 W. 11th IIOst..n Baptist Church Pluft'sm HAPUat Church 119 W. Ovion lid. Pra.lri. Lk.. Baptist Ch urch. Rids Antioch Baptist Chiarak. 4• Central Usaitist church. tail "k AVW Chtuluota First baptist Charak Ctiuluuta SmpUst Elder Uprig Baptist I. 650 Lmhmas Id First Baptist abomek. .629 VW* JLve. )'rleadablp ptM Ch* A1taon$e 11 itt. 404, AIsus First Baptist CluTch St First First Baptist ClItak St isis Vary ~ I W &s1e Love Soutbm baptug U101116ft, cbsk"ta Missionary ftptw ebumb Uwe aiL i0auwPrise . N'os Oak Au" " Gomm . . ur momiag G"17 A&PU49 C%WGL Gousiva Uw7Wt. 0JJV4 Aneflo"M J"U" (WWAth. San Laii& *prtug. Mi.. 1. Ui Now hotbeti wimda~v ftp" cbmek 110$ W. 11*1 It. 3J.w MI-a PrlI$*sa Baptm All Sat CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity. ImLko Mary Ali Maul& Catholic Church. Tit Oak Ave. Dr, Caseelberry Good Shepherd Unit" Lutbern. ' chulue" Catholic Church, P.rsfflag pla". DISSIM7 maim'. 8t. Mary Jdavdatene Catholic ChurcJL Malt. land A.v* AlUmonte Spring& CONOHEGATIONAL Congregational ChrLsU&a Church Northsids Christian Chiusrol , F I or I Ia. ~ - -- • Hwy. 104, Forest city bvsuth-dii.y Adventist Church, M.ItisuI A- A1'-."ou' Sanford s.veath..day Adventist Church. Sav.nth & Zi - • • . - F I rb t Church of the Nosemem Furst Park Cburcli at - • - W. lit. JAkex Lutheran Church. RL. 424 UbLvLu the X&wMame, 100 . -,.., _. - - k`kV"kSYTJWkUAJ4 11WHOD1,11IT Bamnett Memorial Methodist Church. S. IJNU&rY Ave.. Enterprwe Hoar Lai&* Methodist Church - -- , - 0. _ ---- __ - _--_ . Lt ----.- rstr. -- "'. --. * ' ------ - _ - - '.- . - - - . " ? I I I I * Club -,--- ----- ,-'., . ~ . 7 I . Area deaths .1 - • -,----- 2 following a two-year duty at 4A tlic (,'Il"rlt'-Wt1uI1 bube.%%'hen ashod if lie 5A fia • j Ill ' . -- ,. - ----- •...-' " •- odWOY machins 6 v till! I - 11 (jj4 injured regrets leiaving Sanford, be cvmtnetst.ed, regret leaving this Ilic,e 4A "I . . .............. Dear Abby community sand all tie friends Editor 3' we .ve Ur ig my .me ma Entertainment •.-.-- . here and the really sad part Horoscope ................. 4A &Cley ..................... 6.7 when we think of Sanford will be the closing of the base planned for I.M. A ..................... 'rv.... .- . I '1'. . • . ", , . '', ,~ ,A . , " . F, 11 "I 111~ ,.. 1 - --'ZZ"-'p'- 1 . .41 10 !Val, jillupilit-l' lif lli'%k Ithh'011litit Ili'. 1)()o I.. 1,illil. it-11114ilit'd ill bi'l'i- . (I 7 ::if4roy (lUlt ctiuiihtioim tiduy attic 5h1 . C,1 ,, ! . -: - .A - - . .; : ., ('AI.j"(IN, N. - -1 _ I 11111E this 20-pound, i8-3Iicli siiook. (lltwuld I hotu) - Mi- I 11t, 01 01.1"11 41u, ".. was hilled by a lovoillotivu Willi-it istruck s(u'ua'k hsimit us ho lay oil (lie (sue b. WI Iit:Seeb Itil d pol ive. tiE, LeROY STRAWMAtt of 1204 Park Avenue, went a-finhing Ill Stuillp Pass, of Ingiewood, on the west eoust iii (liarlutte County, and hooked I n& J. (Al') I 10d/ Wyl - - fldp VC!0 , I %vllp, Ati-114.1i I).%, it val. llti6og It I I ;', Jfi ~~,~ I ,.',.~r, - 1'U/IP ' L '- rich : "Si. - J3,1,, 0 Liiii1t1 tt*k ?- - - - -___i- --,-----rj'.. - .6-4 . '..A , *14 11 OPEN NIGHT51 'Til t P.M. Mo.day tv Satiirds I " . F- sion will end his Naval career .. . - , ial Sanford Ave. - I Herald Index . 'Ut. Olivo JLQIiue" Church. Oak Ulu lid. Oats" Pimasoreet Assem bly of Clod, fltia & Saf h, Ijol S. laark AT,L a Sanford Cougrsgaju of Jehovah'. wit.. D*U, $04 1 1 - Fin. ant of t,he Sixth Naval District for stuff duty. Captain Swan- Bridge . Clubsified adt; . -• . I _______________________________ -' 00 . I - ' 351 Ii. ç GO •• : -I By •'. Kingdom li&U 9t j*bov&Wg Wft&*" L"O AQW06 U049. lbGS W. Th" IL r1rat PONtOWSW Church of Longwood Fail) Goessi TabersacI. *714 Country Community Prsabyt.riiizz Church. Lab. Mary First Proebywriau church. Oak AW& 4. 3rd St. First Prestjytorian Church St DeBary, X. Higbiaud Presbyterian Church at The 0ev-rn' 177L S. Orlanito Lir. lithe) La1.E. Church, Canaan Height. Ca,s"Iberry Cummunity Methodist Church, Hwy. 17-92 & Pansy Ridge Rd.. Ca.aeelb.rry Deliary Community Methodist Church W Com(haeirman McNulty in the Sanford Plaza _______ . E"t*m Orthodox Church. 8L johns CIU7. 1104torn chAvel., HWY. 17-0. 01 Yarn Park cunsr"Ation DoLh lar"J. low a Magnolia Christ, I. Park Wi,6c Alary Church of the Nama.rspe . , Church of God of Propbcy, Z607 Elm Ave. Church at a" Kissiou. , tirob of Jesus L. '?'tiar Be ints. $111 Park Ave. Ck NAZARENE Beautilication Unit Names •.. Chuluota Community Church b. Deihiu7 Park Land ng Spofs I SEVENTH DAY ADVWPTa.II - • I A1108*0 AAM Church. 01.1vo & 129h Church of God in Christ. OVUdo lid- E n terprise Staff ord Memorial Methodist Overbruk (Al l ) Con for the Midsiit'vth nt'llareII l San- Continent Farmers Associntioti. grt's ri'sutned ln'nrI,igs ott (lie a fantastic Job." Mason Whar. "My one big wish for By JUDY AUSLEY Mivady, our food stocks airlines strike tudu with Ii ton, chairman said, "Seminole ford is that the city and coimThe two-year command at CounLy schools may not he th e ruct 1 Sir AOl Hint) 1 Sanford Naval Air Station hfts tF offichils will utilize this " we hook toward sufficient pro. best In Florida, but few counties tract of real estate which has III 11901101t .seUle (lie ilisjittte hee the beat and most. chatliielit'n to:' our own needs, for get as much for their dollar , my Naval ear- been a great Naval base to the "Ill' vollillip reial exports, find 4111d 11 % '91-41111,1011 "You Will ~ with Feaguc holding the purse lenging duty of cer and I have not seen a bet- community's benefit aml bet- lot ('Iiiel('ii( food nasistaitce 11-91-11 (lit test of ' r 1 .M. community than San- terment-. . ter Nn COUI1LI'kfl, (leVeIO)lIig for tli' ('hairunain flu i'I t 0. Sloggers.' . * for our future plans As find ourselves clone to the I) One of the members of the 1Oi ii uddri sSL(l uk %SOr(iM W Swan- after in last duty Florida ntiti w So states Capt. high safi't ninigin Aerospace Rescue and Recov is mabe ecn Sanford "Ili the last four years the to represt'lltatives of the litter-! was rn position son commanding officer ofoil y team our list its possible Sites to vorld SN AS. huM eoiisuinetl some t!O() iiuuti,iii,ih AS5O( iHtk)tt of Miii hut along the orbital path of the liltafter retirement," he Captiam who has settle .Swanson, million bushels of wheat per ists uitid (hi' Ii u struck Uirrl('rs est Gemini Titan mission was Airman 1/c James F Spears been commanding officer at added. year more thtitit it has PVOIIUC. before in log the ninclilnist's t'tl. UF, son of Mrs. 0. M. Hauge the Naval Air Stati on for two SU (ti I . I.. .Siesnlller, its 'ears. vihl be thrnin over his "i.. 4,.' I.... H ISO U U I LL4iI ,,ULeL. ZtUliIflfl JT (lie (lIly's first witness. MRS. HOWARD MCNUI.TY h been named co-chairman of the Semicommand Herbert Sluggers -said thit' Cuiiiiiii'ict' nole to work with John Alexander, County beautification committee toils of feed grains more titan Cotiiiiilttet tt'ihl meet apeci]ist, assigned to Hickam Houck, Omaha, Neb., during in (lie carwho hits Htcl're(I th e committee since its inception two years ago. change of command ccremonit has harvested. In the case ly morning and AFB, Hawaii. at night, If necics Aug. 31. * of soy beans, we arc using all . . I.Ioon To Be essary, to emn,k'tc action on a ve produce. Carryovers are HOLY PATERNITY! flobin, In further discussion about Sienn(e passed bill uIldvi. will cIf iiiiiiiiiiiii. It is clear that we Batman's juvenile-looking side- Sanford and the surrounding (hit' striking airline tiieclmnies our production tiiiist. t1i Idek, bas become a father! could hi' ordered bark to work sights in rice." 'What's that going to do to his on how important it is to have apparfor as uinieli as 1811 days. conununity good slid service1 Iutnphrey sitlil it is im*c? An old married man, ('\PF 'K ENNE11Y APi _. flies) relationships to promote of the curlf this cotta's to (lii' flour of * • • The United States piuttis to cut that. at the em! good program at a base JoIt. will JIIISS by at One of Sanford's strongest ad- a launch a Lunar Orbiter space- rent marketing year, "our the i1I)liS(', cat-ed in any city, its wide a margin as it did below least vocates of free enterprise and craft Tuesday toward an orbit wheat stocks will fall "Sanford and its people, level.po In the Senate." Sluggers said. "pay as you go" Is Dr. LuIs about the moon to transmit )lie- the desirable reserve teerin committee of th e cluding law enforcement agen"Congress will get lots of erftiPerez, who fled from Commufacilities, tures of nine potential nstro- He said the same Is true for c ics, educational nist-controlled Cuba. Dr. Perez soy beans, and added that milk cisni. so will the union unit the knows first-hand of the dangers churches and civic organiza- naut landing areas. conimitt.'e has named Mrs. of the country are demand of bigger and bigger govern"'7c are living in a whole plc howard McNulty to assist John val Ocean of Storms where Surveywant (lie strike dentand for feed ing action. They area ment and has made dozens of a successful strategic Na of P I .1exander, chairman. have or I landed in June and trans. new speeches around Florida on the post for the two years I grains," Humphrey suld. "Unit- settled and settled now." ! pictures. . mitted 11,237 Plans were maile to hold a served as com subject. The National Aeronautics and ed Sta tes consumption wil l hit Staggers said the history of viously," he s ted. ta • general meeting some time in . . e people of Space Administration hopes Lu- a new peak. We p roduced a such legislation is that once It. is He added th at th WASHINGTON (AP) Some Ttiurniond -then governor of September after definite word Sanford's Rockin' Road Runin 1965, but we enacted, it. is seldom repealed, j nar Orbiter w il l obtain pictures record crop Republicans are beginning to South Carolina - when he col- has been received from Willard tiers, prize-winning rock and Sanford have co-operated ex port more than but widen ed and expanded. will use and of Surveyor and its surrounding . ~ roll band, aft on their way to every way possible to make we harvested. "Tills will linutil, labor and fear that Gov. Ge-irge C. Wal-,Ierted I9 vlvctn9-nI S,Wcs I ' M-11 . 04.0 Cincirmati for personal appear- the enlist,ed men and officers "Next fiscul year* WAIII bi-, *a nintlugement .ror years." Slag- lace may become -a 1wlitical I ir Wall-ifee stepi into the RM8 An Atias-Agena rocket Is to asset for President Johnson in presidential contest, Republican ;Road Suard nionAmr, on when ances with some of the top and their families welcome to year for bringing a substantial gers told them. the community, therefore, re. )fur] the 850-pound craft skythn $215,000 promised to the Igo if %vanace,ts wire is c ecte( bands in the country. We wish part of our reserve acreage od between 1:03 em all success in gaining nasuiting in good morale at Sanward in a peri th out of mothballs. We must rec- ments that the tie-up or live Alabama's governor, votes away county for beautification will more electoral p.m. and 8:42 p.m. EST Tues- ognize th at the long road of Lurken The Installation of tional prominence, despite th e ford NAS. trunk carriers is not a national from their candidate than (rum be forthcoming. "And, momle is an import, day. After it 90-hour, quarterfact that some area disc jockeys surplus has hud its turning." emergency. refer to them as being from Or- ant factor in the servicemen million-mile journey, a retroHe said a recent bus strike next January probably would As of now, former Vice Prest- hiatt the money had not yet rocket is to slow Lunar Orbiter doing a good job," he said. lando. signal (1w start of a campaign dent Richard M. Nixon seems to against Western Greyhound atin leaving Sanford, Swanson so that it will be caught In the . . e heen released. althouqh the had it whirl at (lie Democratic South than any other potential target date had been sat foe gers, about the suime number SS1'U1 Naval record. He The initial lunar orbit is to ing tax load one Clockwatcher S floillillittioll ill 196-1. July 1. - St. Maryb L.M.L. Church Ot. RL 415 OsUm Messiah LouLbitran Church. Amorloan Loxiuu IhiIL Prairie L.ake, F.m • . U.Luen MeLhudit Church PaUI& W*u1.y.0 Meth odist. It. &t Paula Luther" Church of the nodeemer. . 2401 Park Lye. Church. -. Urauc Methodist Church, Opora Rd. Urant Chapel A.M.E. Church, 0v1do Oakgruve MetlioOlst Church, Oviedo £.UTHE1IAN Ascension Lutheran - In Strike .. • , .I 0I 9913 bear I'sks ILC" ___ Community Upsala Presbyterian ChUrOP.. Usmala Ad. WItft15$tsr Prssbiterias Chroh. Eow.11 Park. HI. 404, "sma.lbsrry Gouavu klethudlot Church, Gonew Holy Cross Episcopal, Park Ave. *t 4th mort. of Ilinjor crops thnn it -l(l that, -e is cu'll"r -4141111 C • ,...... E 1) 5* - STORES - Ilrst Methodist Church of Oviedo First Southern Methodist Church lUu Manford A... Christ EPincoPal Church. Longwood All 811111ta Hiliscopal. Luterpri" Westald.s Missionary 41$ S. Holly Ave. Pirst Christian church, lso7 a stautord Ave. *. E - • buntand iit&te EPISCOPAL Fsimoia will be called upoll pro.lut Lion Lii help i about an equitable set'tiuii were hi-ought to (1w Alatmiiiai iii P16-I viitits cpo& t. ever talk Approval of the rcvise(lslilary will One of the sudder happeziingb to the fonner Ruth Sargeant fered )ieMd Injuries when he ..--.---- -----is a --. • - -- -there za'ffloflu,Ilt as lonu as nviu up UUU ruuueu iii •iU schedule for mtiiilrlpal CIII 1J011t(iS $ILItIiLIUI% ilL IflSL WI.'(K -of the thunderstorms whicH I irum DAOflWIUU'• N. .1., wfl1cfl w by three men early Sunday, uc. ployes is cxlx hometown. They fliveling. wilt-n t%%o re-iidents or ,cted to lie up for have been hitting the area dur- ulbu its hill it law that will force out, memt',liza. cording to Sheriff have three J. L. Hobby. daughters, tit(! arvit voinplainvd theY and discutision. Ing tile lust few days, occurred . hers buck to work and icrniIt their road I)rIh)lt'IflM irc btA. J. Adcock, of Magnolia beth Pamela and Marilyn. when Tuesday afternoon . E'lizabeth recently was grudu- Avenue. reported the theft of WERKE'NI) TOIA, lored by tilt- commission. yeur-old Diary Edna Burtull'i, Ut? (1w with profits Fabulous their lut-ge I'htl* a LttAd amount front of cash fly ASSO( 'IA'I'Ph) auial the University of Also *Ht (hit' ageiu1i is eiigihorse, Teddy, was struck ALWAYS P11151 QUAUI' checks froin )flit hunie over Ulu Accidents r1uhned I I nver.-S report oil Midway ('lilt lightning. Mary Edna, daughter Reiltuchy wiUj u degree ill so. vial ble." work and plans to work weekend. weekend. the l"Iorkla during nun requests. MklwiiyCauuutn pInVaI* of Mr. and Mrs. .John A. Burton in Washington, I). after C., it'tiues(ed. Assoclast kill Citizens' ------------------> IV of Silver Lake, had received cotton ----I th is summer. which she t -- • " i. t •.i....ihiv of ''•'r' 'ii ini.riititin i -• - I washes at butne with her . tile county ill imikiiig improve• , , parents. I ,lip ni it t it. roads it t 141VIA. oi$on Pamela will be ente ring uiiitttdiitt'nt meGhifli tilt It is exizucted 'j •duiu Hey Mom! Who represents us ,-, -- ) Queen 'u College unege In Charlotte, rzur,o, coluloY . L ( Stuidy 6o1*cTh !' -state welfare agicemneist IzlUCiilIliSt.5 in the airline %OItJb that hn strlr.e N. C., and the youngest daugh& d. •;' '.'-&kfl iuiuiiut'k funds 11 It whit'rcby county . 5t çQ%OC niedlatioxi? Reports are that tier, Marilyn, will be enterin Ih.ht ,.p - cii liii' foster hiuuuw ciu'e 41150 1 - 411 17 66 void* I _ w;::. , , ;,I,., . fleblifilull year at Ashley . V4111 1), . "Wa.r r , ~ - .,V, ~ ,e "'! " :::' k. -, fr resentative, tile Inachinists 1.11141 4! ill F.htt 10 ' I'rozzi iamaford, ( a p ta I a ç...j\/4. - ',"7.iii. for the government. out Who , Swenson and IJ, his fatally will be .'1" i' yes who, speaks for us peons, leaving for Charleston, where I the taxpayers and public iii he wil l report to th e command. . -'-,E---- -' tAl.VES'F()N, 'l't'i I.I'I -- . and Employeel; Christ Methodist Church of Christ. Lake Mary of Christ, tugwoj of Christ. Psols UUCH OF GOD . -- WLNN DIM John Dunn and Stuff SU& hurch of (awl. 50 Hickory Church of God, u0 5. 5'ren Uzurcli of Clod, Oviedc, Church of God Mission, kiuLerpria , caturriasi 1111.6 It. * Mht*"13 Now Att. CwWwr MuNdem" limpust 1 _..... AkwUst church, Zion Hops Baptist Church, 712 Oraugi Ave. Jordan *111018"M aftwo ftwoft. I .. Church Church ftinstle 94ptist church. Palo Springs Ad.. Pirel ShUch Missisasry BtIst Church. IagutiI.D MW' Baptist Chak, church Mt. Jansee hissaiuuary Baptist Church it.. Rd. 415 Ost.en It. Paul Utah list Oh •t. MMIlI.. ° isstuy HWUII Church Hslght. c -- - - buu'rrLi1.iuN JN.aTLJ±(.Ab .*Ab VU. CHURCH OF CURLS'l, Church of Christ. lt.12 S. Park Ave WOO Sanford Se-lead *&ptlat Church. 3110 P'renuh Ave. Church & 0010t r1rat ftptlst Chunill of Drifift --- Bpit First Baptist Church St - P r Progress Missionary Baptist Church, Midway -' , INC. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_- . &,a...i.... ..64*4 J Herb Stenstrum and Staff - Duty Best mitorti, ays apt Swanson SNAS Vnitcr Teague, school finance officer and admInistrative aide arn ng Paradise Point Roads Studied ' Eunice L Wilson and Staff ROSE AND %V1]J'S RESTAURANT i..ompan1es DJL!49 SEMINOL1 1101 - - WILSON-EICHELBtJ.aGER STATE FARM - - INSURANCE . orT Slavia, Florida &. r'vrt-n A '.I.'.t - Jr0r*At city swum abosto I J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford ________ ___ 1-5 Pamer - 9:30 &. M. - 11:40 a. W, Junior Hi & Senior Hi You th Meetings - 6:00 p. a. Tuexday: Primary Choir rehearsal I; Adult Choir rehearsal 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir reb.a,rshal 1:es HOWwd EL Hodges and Staff COBJ.A BOATS THE AMERICAN -OIL CO. _____ KENTUCKY FRIEP (W[Th ('M'T. C. W. SVAN8ON As the syniltol of tile so called . po ~ c:ition conimittee chuirtnun, anwhite backlash" against Negro . . Proposals for a feasibility "Yet, there was never any " I can %%orry about Wallacc'*s tracking to establish the pre. Comty Commission grants the in 1964. hcinotistratinns, that plans are being rights civil the right. ground controllers study by the City of Sanford hue and cry to suspend Prior to coming to tcnLni impact this area cisc outside the Souui. nounced path, $90,000 that the hospital reG rey- Wallace got 42.8 lwr cent or tile (One G011 strategist put it this, mude for conversion of the tile quesEs, should they also add be served on the staff of the uguin will fire the retrorocket to concerning installation or utill- to strike because of the yard at the triangle on the in the Maryland presiclen $33,600 that is show as "ac- U. S. Naval War College, New- drop the low point of the orbital ties (water and sewer lines) to hound bus strike. This fact hast tiitl prittiary. IIi.s mark was 29.9 way: "If that fello could get .orner of Oak Avenue and oil tile ballot, hi' could make it course as close as 26 miles to the site of Seminole Junior Col. led some observers to sugges count 565" in the budget and port, R. 1. I ill 111diatin and 25 per lege will be studied by vity comthlit the pressures to end the 1)(4 ' t"'111, During World War 11 liard for us to carry Ohio. hull I he saw the surface. Uggcd I'llospital care for indiThe tile will be cleared out, in Wisconsin, sea duty in the Pacific, which itIlil .111(1 SOItIC other northern the radr4fad tracks have been The three weeks of picture. mnissioners at. their 8 P. in. airline strike have a direct rein- edit gent?" i ii Ivaders think %%'ill ineeting in City liall tonight. included a Wur as a scout- tithing is to start Aug. 143. timiship to the higher inconiv 14T111),ici stitte.s. lit- cotild be taking %otv%, l),,sscllgcrs.- lict, l illit y t A public hearing has been le%-e l or aii-iine iot go t-haskig raill- a%%ay from us %%here Lkld it hurts. . ' I cI:iji,iut title to the property. 1,00k for a story soon in All bomber pilot aboard the carTile Unittil States has failed politi L)i.'ii:ocratie ranks (lit' bows lit Set 01) request of taxi coinSk.niiller said. ft ncr USSS Lexing to n until she Wallace v.ould ' Florida magazine (carried in in seven attempts to place panies for ,Ili increatie ill fares. Ills ulti oll i!i IlVXt tillic but illay follow tilt- cally if his %%ife is defeated for,i Contributions of .5104) each 7be Sanford Herald on Fridays) was lost in the BatUe of Uie have been received front I'lorHolders of leasys oil tile ]likeSietniller said luntir orbit. Sixdays atready and willing to resume thit'd 1)"I'tv ""lite 0"'It""(1 ill the Alabama go%ernorship. lie. idu State Bank and Chase and on Sanford's lakefront develop- Coral Sea. Later he was tor. payload temptsill were tit the early would ment project. There are half a pedo-bomber squadron corn- of rocketry in 1958 to 1960. The front development project, Mon- twgutiu*tio,is for a settleitwut, mudt'rn iiiit's b' Sell. Strouzi lack it base of upvriLiorts I cuamipammy fur purchase of trues -_ USS with roe Harbor, Inc. and Monroe but tx-Ileves ' dozen other state and national mainder aboard the carrier , those who are lid. Soviet Union succeeded and tilt- demotistrated ability to; and plaots with which to beaumagazines watching the pro- Bunker Hill, Participating In Luna 10 last April. The Soviet Motel, Inc. are slated to meet %ocfl(fng this legislation. nailiCVess of the marina closely, several actions, including Iwo l)i'(i\) in this cast' • in him hotite note County Chamber of Commi iiloyer associations iii the traitswith plans for stories, some in Jima and Okinawa. tures. stat U'. merce representatives to dis- lmrtutlon industry, are usilig Cross th wi star, the nil. cuss certain minor chiitiiiteS " (hits situation to 1)111cc a huiw urn shape out there. By next spring Navy expect to pour on tilt- vaill LtPS ANGELES iAPt - A,. Eiighiver William Cliff', Comity design. the whole project should be the, Imoks which will hanistf-1119 tomAltamonte Man .111(1 limnimietal coal paigmi earthquake felt in ('ahi orniO • hush %% ill rt'i'ort out (hit' [,an,. .hick Bolt, clmtirummnii .mE the nearing completion. Many eyes guished Flying Cross with organized lawr froiii i (list. Point roads situiltioll to tilt, Rep. Jainv-, 1). Martio. tile GOP I allol .%Hlolla Sunday 'Was cellsittirord Beautification Commit- Jill watching Sanford'b develoPlile"t btur, the Air Medal with stur Robbed Of $40 tIme uti.'' (cccii hear the Gulf * of ('aliforcaiidI(i$ltt for gO t't'ttt'i' 0. A. Wau th ier, operator of Lee hits iisked For if di.scussion county coutimnissiuii at U a. on many fronts, but especially and the Presidential Unit Cit.Mil l-till WilS (lilt' Of fl%t' 14-I)t1t) ! . MU. %%hCl-.' hL-Uitche., of tile Sail nics(lity ill tilt- Court house. airlines that (best' it chance . . • Captain Swanson is married tion at Altamonte 8prings, suf- beaautlfl, Proh,k'iiis of the roads in that licans ihiii won iloui' .tts ill d,-ett fault cuter theJett, eiatioii. NATIONAL BANK . J. C. PENNEY COMPANY HILL LUMBER & aARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees BIN 209 W. 25th St., Sanford % Rev. Lucas P. GrU. I I SANFORD ATLANTIC Oviedo, Florida t 11 __ Church School 361orning Worship - era if farm surPluses Is flbOilt W over. It(, predleted substallt.1141 resi,rve itervitire will he taken Utilities WESTMINSTER CASSELIIBER,aY I GUARANTY 00. D= I 0:00 a. a. I - _________ --- ...__ •• - IN W. pj, Isafard AM I _.... MT? M.sttnge 1*30 P. a. (lntsra.ed (ate. Senior) Evening Worship 7:11 p. a., 15.l1 - ______ . • - CalusT MINTING 00.t INC. I i Morning Worship 11:00 a. a.. V. a. - 1:t' Senior Iii Fellowship 7:00 p.m. Worship J'"' It. V.' ______ .----- Is Feared • Church SchoolBeardall Chapel 41$ Park Ave. It Robert K. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship 0:30 a, a. Sunday School 3:45 a. a Morning Worship . Soo Slast becond MU40t Sunday Servioe 1 Sunday School 1.1200 a. a. Wdussday Ber -vos s:oo p. a. of 211113ftd 1 Sanford, Fla. Oak Ave. & 3rd St. Rev. Virgil L. Bryant, Paster Morning Worship 5:80 a,. n. Church School - 1:46 a. xL Session Meet -10:45 a.. a. COVENANT PRESBTI'ERI.A.II Orlando Drive Tl,onzai,s B. Makin Pastor Methodist But, long ago, man responded to God's hint The churches in which we worship and learn and serve-these are the workshops He inspired. Week by ____ , - GREGORY 1011MEOR CMERT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN , 0I - F Isola 48:17-fl IA1I f. .. Mrs. w.agi' ray HAPTIUT CHURCH 1011 West First street upon , - 410"AS REDEEMER 102 W. :6th Place "The 'Church of the Lutheran Hoer" and TV "This Is the fl.rb.ri W. Qcerss Pastor Sunday School - 9:26 a. m. Worship Service - 10:20 a. a. E.indsrgam-tsn and Nursery TILE Down in Louisiana there's a spot which casts a speil of reverence _____ 1511-118 - ._ _____ A Phofographed -- __._ Kindergarten and Nursery ____ ____ ( crnk Era Ending urpluses On - _... _______ _____ - ?IRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF L.ONGWOOD 561 Orange Str..t Rev E. Ruth Grant PaItOt Sundu School 10:00 a. a. '.Iorflhii Worship 11:00 A. a.. Wed. 511,1. Study 7:20 p. M. Coziquerors Meeting Friday Øp - 4 - eran - ___ _________ ._ - _____ __________ •: _____ _______ - ggnday -- '_ - __ WESTBIDE MLUIONA* BAPTIST CHURCH 5th t. & John B. King - 10:00 a. a. Sunday School 7:0 a. m. ________ ___ . a - __- - - ___ ______________ I 1. ..'r L... :4 -.,1 '5~',~.'~I~k - ,_______ _____________ _______ _________ Holy Communion ... .. _____ - _____ Church Of Chñst CHURCH 03' CHRIST 1512 'Park Avenue Sort BO Xi,vaugellst Sunday Bible Study 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a.. Evening S.rvlo. 1:10 p. a.. Wednesday Bible Class 7:10 $ 00 p. a. ____ ___ ______ _____ ____ _____ -. - Price - • The Rev lasroyDSop.i, Rector 1. 1. ______ ___ - --- Third Sunday - 1 .Th ' • - ItZ7 . i:wh ; hi$ fhn, 'r iirsqiav. SANI'ORI) FLORIDA MONDAY. 'i A I T(I M I R, 19 ., wt'kend lRtflhiiRI1iq 1%H 32771 ,, • Mid -Week SANFORD CEM1STIA39 - •- ..__ - I B i Nazaren Pr. Charles W Stewart. Jr. Vicar 1:00 a. a RotyComaunlon Family Service a Ca - 0 80 a m - ('(tile S Farm .Rrr~w came in for .some high praise from school board officials who S - - !Youth , a Episcopal :• 4 , a. rn MorntgWnr,htp.. Morning Fpworth League • 6:00 p m Wed. Prarer Mebting `7:80 p. sm. Wednesday: 4 . 'II' tPilM('d V1,e mm Zip . thank .,%,oil in advance for correeling the matter. I METHODIST CHURCE 2460 Sanford Ave. Rev. Durward H. Knight, Jr. Pastor ou ng iZrU ' Bible &udt--. 7:80 p.-n. .- . - P2-72, 129:tM --ohn , V .1~~ - - I - .I on alnght at dusk me . itiC 5sitli O' Rt , 1,UL they 30 minutes or three hours litter. Too oft en In the middle of a game, or too early In the evening, while people are waiting to play Tennis players . VOL. 5NO. 251 MutidilY . FIRST SOUTH venue -Pastor 9:46 a. In. 10:46 a. m. to city rec dept.: You' . Southern Methodist GOD OF LU comt • . Allinoe III - T Ticed a new timer for the lights ~ CHURCH Stud a F"ush .'.... '-' Apz Abi - B Ji : - nr rra th I - --' -'- • "fr � 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 05, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 05, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 06, 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/003184a655cc450d2af4fbdc9750b225.pdf 93e7c6c6fdbbcb34424ffc9237ad1ae0 PDF Text Text H - I r •azI!Drb - ..-. - -4--- - .r - i-- irr -s -i -n r'LLUtL.JJLLJL - -fl.it 1F JTI1 It ILl I 11L..IJL - - ______ - ___________ p irraIb Page 4B - Aug. 8, ...,._ 1966 1 -.-. . -' . . -I-. 4 i .11;i : , '. :::::::::::::.::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: .................. X... -..4-1,~ i:~,_~ I', 1 ...,f . :i i -. X-X% - Z : . .......... * Seminole County N1 I1l1 .P,P7*:* I on the St. .Ioh,w River ' .t 1br 1 9.4 1 ,I T.ndr I' __________________ I + ' Zip Code 12tW98$ ,, 322 .2011 VOL. 58 NO. 249 - AP Leaned Wire - ___________ worn) nnd showers thru I i ithiv ____________________ 92-72, niti 2,19 Inches, --- _____ ______ .------. J'rire 5 Cents 'I'lIUItSI)AY, AUGIJST 4. 1960-SANI"OitD, I,h1aO1I1)I\ Established 1908 I S S _______- . I .- . . I I payers Ltague to sit In on bud get hearings, bond issues, etc., . I I - I SPANISH GALLEON or freighter? Photo shows wood sample, brass peg and double pointed spike taken by Chuluota Reporter Liza Baker from (Herald Photo) along Atlantic shore line. - wreckage ) - . , 0 *. ... found, I do not know who when the raging tidal waters By Usa Baker subsided, the skeleton was in On the Atlantic abort line found them. 4 * Pt AVERAGE • 1. • 'it;. I became so interested in t there Is what Is believed to the "skeleton" on the beach, I be -one side of a ship My piece of wood has never I have hoard two different got three other ladies to go been deciphered. However, I ;I .6~ opinions as to what kind of with me and we spent a whole did take Tny two pieces of brass '.. L . ship It really Is, a Spanish gal- day digging, sawing, and chop. to a jeweler and there I learnI '-.1 leon, or an old freighter. It ping. I, myself, sawed and çd that It was brass, but the I chopped off a poition of tile age is yet to be determined. I ~, -Ttarely visible, accordi -now nothing of the his ry of the tides It has wide planks converk.atlon piece One of the the wood, although it looks like I running length wise and the wooden pegs is still In this It could be cypress. % '..! This story is all that I know same running the width piece I have. 1. in, I of the skeleton that I lying came Before the tide w 11eh are held together , Was fortunate enough to hack in wait of some treasure seekwith iron, wooden, and brass out a portion of a brass peg er with more knowledge than : pegs, and at intervals there and brass spike. The spikes myself, to reveal It's true idenare brass spikes wedged into were hard to find and the only tity and if at one time it carthe planks. The spikes do not way I could detect them was ned gold or other valuables. And where is the other porcome to a point, but are tap. to look for a greenish color on the wood. Even so, we only tion at this huge ship, freighered to a two-corner point, ter. or whatever it may have . Also rumored is that sev. foulid two (if them. in the early '60's a north- been? It could well be in the eral gold coins have been found .1 eatitern storm occurred which briny acep, biding in it's wa. h 4116 have never seen the turned the huge wooden sl.cic- tery grave with It's cargo. . .of I a storm. gold coins. If any have been ton completely around but what? I I "SUPER - RIGHT"' HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF LB i 1l l ' I 3 . I ~:Il 1 : ! I ~ 1 19 ~ FM 14.0!. C3 CANS C QUART WITH $5.00 ORDER) JAR 0 . "RI/ *111. t,.-. , ........__~_,--~,,~ ~. I .. ....... .. ....... - , ANN PACK (L IMIT- . -. 2 Ketchup oil Lak C C) . berry, as a site for their oper- - : ". Im ~ I = i Plans have already been ,... , i L1. 2JAR .4 - ,- the stiat of construction awaits AW4 the 'znsgIe time, maybe iixt week, maybe next your . - . 10 :; ~ :-i~ !:7 ,t ~1'o,t~, CTNSO _______ . . •...... - .L: ~ 1-' velopment. of electronic units for citizen band radios and -v ' . 's 'Thank You" Premature - "., 3q w "04 , spread In the sb,. s., ILISON - - Heavy panding manpower needs, sub- t P ft ~~ I I)ellviisv industries had un. The Defense Department is filled orders LoUilling $24.6 bil. having trouble getUng bids on NEW YORK (AP)-The bulk lion in November. By May Uicy many military orders AW a re-' f actor Montgomery Chit's had jumped to $27.3 billion, suit of 330 firms asked to bid $200.000 estate has gone to hit; The shurtageii extend to trans. oil making waterproof clutl and mother. 11 I ,4241M 0 J '. 41 1 . 1~ * ..., . -. I - - i , ~r I4111. a-OZ. C I . . • • • • Lb. ... 1. , I. TOO .; ~ 1] 11 -I "_~,,., ~4;~~",4_,~ I, ~ CAN I MU. NANCY NEALIT - MIAMI BE FIRM 111111105 BARTLETT PEARS .1. `:. ~" ~ ......-.* L~-'..11- ~_,qI . . • UNDA LAWRENCE. POUT KACN. LC. - of the communications, but they ',%Ira. John R. Hayes, of 105 I 29c Pic the "chewing out,111 * N N_____ ..."'t ~s _,,qiL 'j, .1 I "i_., - .. '4*1r!.1%, " -~ Mrs. L -is - Viore bmi;lk. Pic I . ,, _ - ~,~ ,A~ I n_ ~, ~ 411 t '.1I_ , .~.'Ili (QUANTITY RIGHTS Afi$ERVED) L - ____ ~ 1111119111BU -,"-.. - --- U " MWAkeew - Mkonw. ML UWAI STAPP di The first automatic gas wa- The most noticeable pinch liveries are running behind batcr was made in comes how the military a ex. schedule. MW OIIANDO NkV I AVMIIABLE PWD P G r I . . . •• 1 1-__ ". . I . 511I.S. FAE 0~%'I,ES. catwli(latv for state presidelit, of the Democratic '.omer1 s Cluhs of Florida, spoke to mcmljersof the Seminole ('outity clulj. At right is Mrs. Sheila Itoberts, presi(lent of the local club and candidate for first vice presi(lent of the --itate organization. (Iferald Photo) 7. -. . '. . . from Seminole High School degre e 1901 an re ce ived his this year from Florida Southerii I I I1.. A ' I _r 191 College, where his major field was sociology. He is a mciii- I ,a Kathryn Renton, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Renton, of Pittsburgh, Pa. She in a gradtiate of Penn Ifill Senior 111gh School in 1962 and received her BA degree in Christian educa- AYES lion from I' orkia - I I" So uthern, where she was president of the Illil blu sorority. VISTA, tbo volunteer corps of tile Office of Economic oilportunity, sends workers to projects that request aid lit poverty pockets within the United tntes and Its te rritories They f I their • 1 sr vice a1 cm. of year. I A 0 crs now serve n projects on one-half of tile lit. (;jahIrekit.'rvlitionhiin ti c na i tion on ~ 11~ I I- ___ ________ rTo .:T • • '- Bloody PoNfics S Are Challenging I I _7- -- . ,, .. .- -- • , 1 . . - . , . . , , it 1 ~ : e. declared. "With Florida nitiving into . ' 0 V 0. iii '' ST cal Storm Is evelop ng D I. I f, ir I ' Haninly property from R-1 to M•3. On the I4efld i i' the request i LMI t. Pt th. N*.,- for the maintenance depart. tIon ii H urricane Fort ta4ting lflCflt and request that hula be i - II____ Wreck Fomid • FALMOU Ill, Engl and Sciorchers today found four mo women vith the , ( S HI4hwly 1792 for the Wa- that a tropical toi in m lie developin;: far out in th'Ll ter 11epartnient. Bids fo r the city s insurance Atlantic. ~01114! 21,000 iti.it . ut trd at 'he in 'olin" . I inds hit Ii t.oiil,i o cli,'cr tu rle:Itl with its i ist than any lanit in the i bodies an(] wreckage from the for arming theillselve!S ; Western Itemi.-ilphere. holiday pleasure cruiser Darl. much inforillatioll as possible ' I ; : on all issues, both state and win that sank Sunday during a . Weathermen keep a close watch on latellite I1 In reef-strewn "ships' national through political edu- decisions," she declured. 911111 She noted that the Demo- I . PASADENA. Md. (AP)--Oft cratic women's clubs of Flo- pictures to see if there is any , graveyard" off the southern cation. -Monday, a thief took $:8 train I coast of England. Thirty-one "Democratic women h it v e rida tire approaching a meni- ftirther development. ~ the home o( Mn. Walter Sle~ If the di.4turbed ared does persons, Including seven chil- their greatest opportunity this 5,000 wonten which , produce a .-liturm, it would be Ulan. year accept the challenge of bership of dren were aboard. van represent it powerful force Tuesday night, a rack was at the pollw,., tossed unto her lawn with a util t , tiliI titih,'iI "tsith.' licers note and 3N bill allacbed. , nc&'sslt7 it He Musto t laid thev WOU1.1 Needed Cash _____ • Will Uncle Sam . BeSupplying . . -.• ',.- at our ?J_ -. ______ • I)uiing the lJUUttss . I Mrs. ____ la Roberts, local liltilt, .lItituiiiiLtAi tht club will Iit't the district niectin Sept. I l b' s b rt day I be held oil Sept. 3 il ) lr 1 ii OtIS III more ' to atten d. 31ra. Roberts has been noin- ' - Pair . .,1.. c u i h e I- __ ,(\~ vice pwsident of the state or- ! 11totioll of Boots i '111vil'Sly ? atle by.Nirs. 1 - Was ill .. , .~J,v by '\ ~ . . , . 'S. ~_,*' - I I.C.,olkitioll vildol."ilig the ctiltm- I 'tatt! t)vi*ioctatic LickIv • I ll it., entirety. 'I flSOIiCu uCi ,\ , . 1,11th A _______ I iiiietlii p. . - _________ . stati. Orgaiii/ation will tuke "I'm returning 320 at I G-ITTYSBURG. Pa. iAP) tit tile state collventi-M i plave ~'oriiier President Dwight D. Wok from your house Mint( lie held at tilt- Robert 3ley- i b3svithower is back hume at his j day. I will return the oWer $8 er lloteI in Orlando October ~ farin after k in tilt- hos- , wheu I get it." 9 . ... SR 427 Contract w akulla Springs reot ds ie Asked • flot just, c lled nole County Democratic Womtu tit". or riiu, doorbel l s." ell's Club Wednesday evelling. ."I'liv olliv way to gntin reMrs Owks char ged the ) tute '" a . Thul' also serve in urban and ' ro'ect rural I r t worker •, big to members of the Semi- _______________ itiitl . -1 d repaving and , of bon wildlife sanctuaries boun standing In all Its natural north fronm SR 434 beAUty for eons of time. Wukullu Springs Wildlife - • . LAKELANI) (AP)-Fire earWorld War 11 veterans will agree it's wise to know 13, todily virtually itestroyed th a • -. Department today with tile SIVI) junt all iluture huilt it. It Is one Bridge ........................................ 0 putting the project out for bids. of the few untipulled retrents IA tiA (,,lussifmsd ads Thu IfluJctt has We i l iii tlit. lcI't in Florida and the United Elton Fay, an authority on military affairs, now ppour- tIlt) - v al. .". .ti vfttimu !tI i Thin week All Florida AlaU. I)eur Abby ................................ 6 cost uppruxiniately $75,000 with uzine Wuris Wakulla, the Itiver Editorial ................................ 1A other costas expected to total of tho Crying Bird. Join Thorn lie tolls all about the ckaft, voluntoorirg, the re.aervee wid .National Guards Induction, training, benslits offered and obligatlone Incurred In the armed Entertainment .......................... 7 more than $200,000. force.. You can obtain even more detailed Information Bacon on a trip through the Sealed bids for tile project are wilderness and read liow at on the subject by sending for the $1 booklet, G.I. GUIDE, which is - an expanded version of the series. Starts In Today's* Hsrald . Tannery ('otupaity, Frank flubbou, a rt- tinod ju.sticv of site 'lorida Su u-vine Court allil Itit-11IL&I. (!il.Vujt ( ( - ttle bit couuts!'Add to a count " . c Jast it I U'Oi I'. .i. t tLiiiatttt ~ -_ - . very y0lip ' %%hic.'i a group of Cuban rviu- I , ~~, 1 hearing on t Ii e requested change in zoning on the William coi bloody politics," Mrs. mws. 19 I i i m%p WORD _____________________________ Oft died In a IhiLtiimiuri' (Md. hupital. 1k was F. . - -• _,_ J, \ I able police chief, which council might alleviate the problem and can confirm by today- or coun. if fish are available to stock d il would hire one. By DOTTIE AUSTIN being fully informed anti Also scheduled is a public Claude Kirk apparently is derstanding hard-core, praeU I the town's lakes. tential draftee or volunteer. That's why you should read tile eiglit tipecial articles called 0.1. GUIDE by .. With Johnson to request determi- the hoard to name an accept. ~1 (miseinn nation if stocking the lake . PPROWSONAP"I"im I Rol KIM"101 Ill _ -*. : ) C~,uncilnian Robert Newell meeting of city council at 7 ff I ind Swofford to instruct the ' p.m. today. - to correspond with the At the July meeting, Mayor I clerk ( e and Fresh Water Fish B. E. Black was instructed by - - Enjoys Visit kill the fish and marine Ufe Appointment police chief in the lake, the report warned. for y of [Angwood is Council agreed at suggestion sch'duIed to h announced at Demo Leader Says: ' ' was taken by the State Road Satictimary for time most mart 6 . .,tolvinl: the problem temporarily, hut chemicals mischt also Lakeland ....................... .......... . I 'Chief Police Appointment Due ii Society ....................................4.5 to be in the office of the 81(1) group of benefactors are helpSports ........................ 2A-8A4A in Tallahassee by 10:8 u•in. lug preserve the wildlife of the 7 August 21,. (Jtilted States. . . : all you can about the armed services If you are a p0- liorosuVe Mayor High - through the city of Longwood Ifferald Index PI..crsst Ssppi.g C..st.,' I I - and the motivation is there," I 81H of national issues. Leslie B. Worthingtoti, U.S. This was the prediction o f president, said in an I called for om OflI VISTA Volunteer In Ser- Steel nouncing the "Rig Steel" dcci Mrs Fae Oles, of Winter ,n'nr vice to Ame rica) t felt the increases Park, candidate for state 1) lie sion that at Arizona State Unipractical politts that they 'i ident of the Democratic Voni- I be asked to sit in on strategy 66 will not ha ve a significant vers y. 1 en's Clubs of Florida, speak- and d Pact On the users of steel." -making sessions and ~ y I J)ostoLflce on Palmetto Avenue. SR 427 I Prices 10 this-ad aft ,1111"411 in tho following siore through 54furday, I ' C ts ___________________________________________________________ MM Kaftle - Mkooll. Pie. jetliners, meat people are using is doing ' They are two of 34 trainees 10 recently were graduated machine that the tree treat. Bi to the stumps of the used-to.be CANTALOUPES ' MM Cowell - Cww Gobs 1 y at a probMe actlon ffied In June 30 is exWel,ed to be over ' The Boeing Co. and Douglub $55 billion, $800 million more Aircraft postponed delivery of > , min murt hat the . Robthe zeneral school levy) and WASHINGTON (Al') by the increase of $90.600 in ert Kinir FIiWh .,4ay4 he had a the hospital hudiet from last. "very warm visit" with Presiwear's 247,000 to 387,00fl."i lent Johnson Wednesday. ~ Flisrh. Florida Democratic Swofford reported. I ('1111diditto for Gnvornnr, went "The hudget iq to enniob. 'ore the ommision for adop to the White Rouse to vsft an part of next old trind, presidential aide ,veek." Swofford ,4aid, "and r I Marvin Wat.son, who took him in t4 see .Iohnson. '- ill vote against it." F1ih said he and the Presiof the meeting, J dent talked of the relationship report wa read from the coun v sanitarian's office on invest- between Florida and the federal ;ation which had been re- overnnient inI of the federal 'uested by the town following programs available to the sta tes complaint by residents near iiurinii the half-hour chat. High also introduced his loE.nke Roy thnt objectionable od,eilr-old daughter, Holiday, to (irs were comin x from the lake. , ) The report observed the od- the Pri,saient. ,trx nistv - he catullod rrnm 4eptir . I !tank ,4erpnze into the hike, : whirh , also the receiver for Of storm drainage." Algae may h destroyed by chemicals, thils lion, an Indian Reservation In study on whether the increases his campaign for Republican the status of a real two-party '.ould add to heaily to LnflLt governor of Florida on the ba - stati the ih.ilknge great Cass Lake, MInn . 0 4 9 a .: 1. a sues and will nttenwt to run hig at the Leech Lake Reserva- tilt-- council could complete I ~-, - .11; . .J r;~! . .,' Circle have volun- were reported to have asked I.'aI rne I w.ork that the price line be held until little concerned with state isteered to d ' -. -___________ VINE WINNO me. Tile Pittsburgh spokesintin d would not. disclose the contents A Sanford cou plle e, Mr. an . Well, what are YOU doing ';I TOMATO WINNERS V I7 I - messages. Another of them was known to have golle to U.S. Stevl. projects for the mentally hun- RRM an VNE Riff - - oup e ans Sanford To • tile parade ....d a P111sburgh Steel Co. spokesman confirmed A that tile firm got, one of the I use In charity cases. A very . . .- I i if anything-AL might do about rollback erfort. " The President's Council of ~ Join VISTA Sanford Elks Club has donut ed 25 pints of blood to the Scm. mole County Blood Bank for ,gw ~. 0 I 10 Economic Advisers was known to have sent out messages to producers alter Inland started . 0 op rIses. It would not any what year-old boys used bread as buit and a fishing rod (Herald Photo) to lund the 'big cat'. paid for similar jobs in other . cities of similar size. . -,~ X*~ I i i', say tip to (lie time, or tile inCreases today was that It still poses an Inflationary pri ce 'Lake No Name' at Sunland On left Is Steve Machak and on the right is Bi ll Hogan. The two 12- jes earning way below salaries Clifli Itt All the White House hiiid . . Is a well deserved one, with city employcs In most cntegor- • GRAPES . . I (See earlier related story grades of the same products. . ls THESE TA'0 young boys had quite morning lintiling in this 15-pound catfish from Sanford city coin missioners will probably start studying their regular meeting, Monday. Biggest item of increase Is a pay raise for all municipal employes. It .I I— was made public Mon penditures for the year ended three submitted proposals. commercial . BLACKBERRY cloth, one bid. Of 261 asked to Besides his mother. Ethel them predkt.ed as recenU us some I PAIKEI DEUCLOUs 1-11ks~ ,%,.::. .. %. , "I 4; Y . .. WINNER . - c ~ I came I WednesdaY•dai B Oflfl I burgh ted Co. an Steel Corp. acted today ahead of U.S. Steel. All the Increases were essentinily the same $3 for prime grade hot and cold rolled sheet and strip and $2 for secondary r -- il ~, 0 . .. - Did you know that 6,000 persons drown each year and a third of them are youngsters between five and 15 years old? 1t; is significant that boys and men account for 87 per cent of all drownings! I - 0 0 4 ."? ..:.!:~,,* . $1,00000 keting practices. I 1/241. LOAVES rea - '_7ã' I f ICIRI of New York. und h1b sis. January. This year it may top awalting engineis from 09ted i. aer. ELM McGinnis of Atuitin. $0 billion. Aircraft Corp.. wWch is giving a4m. the wJU alm names the The Viet Nam AMding on top first priority to milUry producaictors flnqf4, Ga. touched off infl.atiuimaxy pres' The military also has first So surefi. priority an trucks. Civilian de-' ( r,1. ation, crop judging, farm machinery and study good mar- _03M . . t J uly 24 of a heart, Tile final UWy oil defeutse ex. make flier's nylon twill Jackets, ~, - well as some Supreme The young farmers make soil W - .1". .. Id cording to National 4-H News. JM& I ""WMft &Wdwd R911dw or Smdwich - and credIL. rippling Lhe 86 asked foi- cotton denim tor who died In his Manhattan through the economy, OL -4. M A Em & P . 6 @cum 0 It om I IL a . 0 P OAP a, manK 19, "Camn US ~" - $2v0000'WINNER purtatAun of many kinds, and to bags, four submitted bids. Of The.-will of the 45-ymir-uld fic- labur ; "'LIFUM I L. II0 UIL ~ '".. - -. ~Left . , To Family 5 was MW &9A to products, machine touls, small plies, but not any more than it 40 AI 6 OF : - iiliu nwtors, fwgings and uistings has to date," an agency 4 comPuterb and aircraft engines. man said. 'IN a -aw 'r, I -- state ~w 'IV . -' V: Actor's IV . d off 1W a ssI*ingtun time nation's economy to buy uni The problem Is particularly forms, food, bombs and bullets, acute In clothing and textiles. I . farmers with higher yields, ac- c 14B. IV W, V, CLIP THESE coupo TO HELP YOU ' WINI To meet the needs of the In fiscal 1965. Lite Defense DeIt thanked flie President "se't.tling" fighting men in Viet Nani some partment spent $317.2 Won fur his action in iL r • t tmIuz1u,acurcrs have to cut clouting and textiles, in the the airline strike. 0linch on productiun for clivilluns. year ended June 30. It spent Thr strike. of course. gilt 11 : unsettled bliortagcs of rntan's clothing $1 ]41 billion, and the current ith -i: union members Sunday but have been reported by some year the defense supply agency In Philadelphia estimates It will th,rd 1usd .already been pub. departiiiunt stores Facturies note bhurttiges of run another SM million. i ;V li;64. i - ___________________________________________________ ?,411 . • are about 106,000 young 4-H Club farmers and some of th e older ones have I 1.85 the22min' the people and the 2 t mill's for Co. Jones & Laughlin and Armco ________ ______ ~ ;*1 holding a $9 615 bill for a spending for the war In Viet tr 1 4 -:% ' gubernatorial thank you note Nam is tiqueezing civMuns, and force when they are needed I .. industry to meet the demands or .", , that wool a little premature. industry at home. I ;:v, increased mffitary production. The note. from Gov. Holy. . Tne Derense Department has Then the mMs at home are ~ '41 don Burns to Prenident John. S 0A son appeared so, a full-page poured billions of dollars into presK-d to clothe and feed them. 'i I I the .,. . body Hall, U of F., Gainesvilla. 0 I 1W mately five mill,; is rHimed by i , I.. " ______________________________ a o m e features of voters' rights. You can get a free copy Margarine 11" . practice Heavy War Spending Squeezing"At Home Monday by Inland Steel .1 - NEW YORK (AP) ve4u meat Comini i as town rninril meeting. "The ineren'e of appro,ci- . with price changes Initiated I ,', L I Court decisions have changed - I TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Act, I I OIL . IRTING ~,J.~' , 11 - I by writing the director of Pea- - 'C a I 4 , Employes needed in the ini. :;k mediute future will be purely tech nicalJl'110flflC Go. " z . . I .I I.._Fz ..L. all " .0 1 J . background music equipment. 4 1965 Florida,, lejoplitture and 1964 Federal C I v I I Rights ' .:: April, is located on Highway 17-gZ north of Longwood and 2! t ''. , . - ... •. j . / er all the major revisions In Florida's election laws. Both the a eveninz'% Altaninn" spriniz.4 ' .: (lucer of the day to go along ,-, . Service has just published a Florida Voters' Guide, 1966 Revision which brings up to date i CORN I.. , .. .. / i Spe'cial! •-.•.-. ..... . 3 79' . The University of Florida's Public Administration Clearing • 'L .• . - - nmve .'' 1. • ice cream, while in Sanford tasty refreshments are served during breaks. i - - • - - - , ."', 'r I ------- . Oviedo, delicious dessert of hot., homemade pie is served with .,1,, 39c ROLL PACK -- - .. .. - feet, 'but according to Allison ** ' I ) SOFT-PLY BATHROOM --. 1. '' 39 ( , Grape Jelly Sp*ciaL' Marv*l Brand . drawn up for an expanduble plant from 4,000-6,000 squart. & A it itli W. Lawrence .Swofford. conmissinner and mayor of I i Spring.-R, in Answer Wei qt u An usually Its bellwether, joined to.: . ed in "royal fashion." Follow. Ing the business sessions in 1 41 r!- - cream : .. 115 14-OL BOTTLES - .. 11 . the press and visitors are treat- ____ ice * I Howell Ru d. Ca el(ill u i . "It ' .. ford City Commission where SULTANA hAND ssue . ~ - acres next to Dektronies C 11 1co tl U.S. ~ ,','~,; "Rig Sled" was the third pro ? Attention Altamonte Springs, Casselberrv, North Orlando and Longwoodl Hospitality is the word at meetings of the Oviedo Town Council and San- -, 1.QT. i 1 . records officially for the U. S. Weather Bureau) reports 1.96 Inches fell in 20 minutes start•, • • • ing a t 5 m f I I , , O -. ~ " f . ASSORTED FLAVORS By JANE CASSELBEItRY I C -- (I8 iii raising prices, but LID! -. -. ttii Joiinsoii n(Irninlstratlon . . I :, * 111.~~ stuck to ofrIcIal silence oil th(! iI - . inches. But the interesting part rida E,pellment Station (which 1I j "com Lab Purchases Acreage By ~ .. C b _______________________ L IONELESS N la el) ~,%,1..~.;.i . 1' ________ 3. i t 0"it ,~l11 Sp.ciaI! kraft' (7c off Extra ____ they'll all be wrong guesses. 0 * 0 Sanford knows, It As all of 2.19 rained here Wednesday I 61 lONE IN - ~) 0 L - I lb. 59c . WAShINGTON (AP) 7 is the highest paid official On the public parolI in Seminole County. And ';lll give odds ; ey ('flflfl. B. E. Porter will give the readers three guesses as to who Sliced Center cut - exact spot it lay before the it rice mu:. Old Freighter? Spanish Galleon, :- h A lot of dollars could "trensury be saved with a k watchdog" - "OLE !I oins n ee I 101 S .I A .S T Tøxp*.yr of S'minol County an e x pert th eir taic hIIIIR It;r thiq Year to h by .1.1 1/3 per eent over last year with the rate of millilire to exceed 20 mills, if the pre m-nt rminty hudglmt is Rdoptod- -- - ed Ask More ' - .., . - b . Schools '& II :12771 _________________________________________________________________________________ i Hospital , .. WHAT H E R: Wednesday Smoked . What Seminole Counts needs ell og J , America" eral b ;A 3 ' : Nile of tifo r I 1 ncrease I Ai 4fi bri v. I "The 't . 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I _______ ' a' J1 , �Is - 4 I . — * i*t Bombers gain C .- Viet Nam I S. 152s rained ('XPlO sives on North Vktnamee posi. tions in the buffer zone between North and South Viet Nam day for the third Ume SAIGON. — --___________________________________________ Haberdasher - Deposed Ruler Acquitted In A South in sIx .. % •' . . _. 1.~. 'I sire And ' Woman's Still Death Outlined ' Kiwanians S - tips - 1 ro : I , like tombs. " a Jackson-- (AP)—Frank of one of / !t.. f .. a ..• - .• S housewife, - . : . - by ___ : in a . his December, — Washington, . . work By Air ] unknown, Vnconf1rm Is Headed Off 196, of ... Politicians Stfi11ie would I Li n e St ru ke Nurse StrikePlottsburgh Joins 46 . be country 0 11 contain. — resignation of murses at Pittsburgh Steel Co. joined had been made whether the new dentally choked Mrs. Rix on a pounced on it. The co one on Mon. gag after he had knocked her commander and several others three steps: three other steelmakers today moves hospitals, minutes. The smoke which and the senator was abysmally spread through shafts and yen. May of the 1,500 nurses at and boosted prices on steel day by Inland Steel Co. and two unconscious as they fought In his were killed and most of the rest 1. Congress would order the wrong." tilators and was sucked into were wounded. The questi on was posed by bedrooms when residents opena rcatIon meeting declined sheets and strip. ying in from strikers back to th eir jobs for Wednesday by Armco and Jones apartment. The B52s, fl He told the jury that Mrs. Rix Sen. Joseph S. Clark, D-Pa., ccl the hall doors was the cause 'veSt but those that balloted The company, ranked No. 14, & Laughlin Guam, hit suspected North days. would add to In- had harassed him for weeks who advocates putting the en- of death. W the plan and hospitals Vietnamese infiltration routes, raised the price of hot and cold 1 flation, 2. The President could ap- tire decision In Johnson's hands "No building is fireproof," Lt, telephone. sSted staffed, rolled sheets and hot rolled President Johnson's Council The night of Feb. 8, Trains gun positions and supply dumps point a special airlines dispute a move the President doesn't Aid said. I1J of nurses who were strIp 15 cents per 100 pounds, cii Economic Advisers refused said Mrs. Rix came uninvited to in the southern halfThe of the panel to serve as mediators favor. That is the course en- "it may be fire resistant, but militarized zone. U deI S UN alf as hospitals prepared essentially the same increase contract bargaining. This action dorsed by the Senate Labor that does not mean the smoke to discuss publicly the steel his apartment and forced her command said the eight-engine the walkout which never as announced earlier by A would freeze the situation and Committee. Clark's proposal is uill be contained. and smoke bombers rm- situation although Gardner way Inside, screaming and cam e. They included a number Ing at him. struck 30 miles inkeep the men on their jobs for still alive and would be voted on inhalation can be deadly," he land in the same general area co, Jones & Laughli n and in- Ackley, the council chairman. of St. Mary's Hospital If the three-step comp The two exchanged blows, and where they atta cked last Sat- another 60 d ays. romise Is decla red. Ian FUnclico who complained land Steel. not rejected. sent telegrams to at least two Trains knocked her out, he said. 3. If an agreement "Panic is the biggest pro. ______ th t California Nurses Asso. A Pittsburgh Steel spokes- companies, including U. S. Then he took her to his darkened urdiw and Sunday. at ele. worked out in that period, the The compromise, one In a beblem in a fire. People have 15. S. officers repo S. rt th dstlon_, which represented them man said the price of cold Steel, the nation's largest. store and bound and gagged her of North Viet Nam's President could extend the pan- wildering succession of revi- heard and been told what to 12,68 pay negotiations, that the rolled strip also would be in. to k eep her from screaming and 324B Division which fought ci's efforts and the back-to-work sions, emerged from conference do and whot not to do and the The contents Iealed industry area — — • ___________ _______ 41 — . I I I . -• f ~ 11 ~ I ,( .ft . I hKOW ,tiolated part of the J creased cents per 15 100 messing up the atom." be said. American Marines late in July freeze for another 90 days. ducts were increased 10 cents the price line, at least until the never did. The Marines, together with support," said Sen. Jacob K. Dirksen, Javith, Morse and Sen- He noted that firemen and council complete per 100 pounds. s Its study of The medical examiner's report South Vietnamese troops, had Javits, H-N.Y., who helped turn ate Democra ti c Leader Mike law enforcement officers used Approximately eo per cent The Increases are effective th e Increases scheduled to take said she choked on the gag been in the field since July 15 It out Wednesday in a hectic Mansfield. bull horns to tell people to effect next Wednesday. There Cziada'a 1L6 million per- Aug. 10. series of cloakroom conferences At one Point.' Mansfield be. stay in their rooms and keep which was found under her in heavily jungled mountains Uft live within 200 miles of The spokesman Wd the price was no response from U.S. the U.S. border. boost was made necessary by Steel, except to acknowledge tongue. One to two miles south of the and later described the compro came baffl ed by the succession the doors shut,, "but some of of mimeographed proposals. He them wouldn't listen." zone, but Wednesday ended misc to newsmen, increased Costa, but be declined their Operation Hastings. The The Senate was to meet earli- broke into the debate to an. Lt. Aid showed films of the source said there WU further comment, Marines and South Vietnamese er than usual, in an effort to act flounce that the latest revision Hotel Roosevéit fire taken by ____ Indication when th e council was being distributed, shuffled firemen. 'news ' photographers repor te d killing 882 North Viet- before the day is out. $IIcE TO COW7'RACTO*5 night announce a decision or e his papers again, then said j and television cameramen. il l be SVVKM OF THE STATE ROAD PRESIDENT th e duty of th namese and possibly nearly 1,- "It w any announcement would 1* TIGHT-LIPPED 000 more, capturing 15 and members to labor with this mat- was an old one. N ?*14A0*sssa, FLORIDA WA,SHINGTON (AP)—The made at Dirk- Thomas Jefferson once owned ter until we complete it," said As the debate wore seizing 25 weapons. AVCEIT 2, 1001 Armco, the nation's fourth Johnson administration AWD AUG. 3, 1916 American casualties were of. Senate Republican Leader Eversen said Congress must act, Virginia's Natural Bridge, largest steel firm. In announc- WEDNESDAY, A111'EIPiAWCE PIIOGILAIIS taitied a tight-lipped silence Mmhuubo whatever the technical quesficially described as moderate, Pt M. Dirksen. Malod bids will be received at day on what moves It might Ing Wednesday price increases .chs te Ro a d Depa rtment OfCarolyn Dixon, B a r b a r a but unofficially estimated at But Sen. Wayne Moore, D. tions involved. $3 on some basic steel ni-b tj, .aom 5, Holland Build, take, if any, to try to roll back of $2 and eridb Ore., indicated there may Li But one group of senators said lftfo FlorIdii, from steel price increases already types, called them "so modest Creamer, Roberta LeFils, Rich- about 10 per cent killed I'.bIt.b Daily •ze.p Rat. q itfied contractors until 10:0 ard L. Bowes, Emma L. Terry, Wounded of the 5,000 Marines alterations in the compromise Congress should not Intervene in krdsp', IBadOp •. n (EST) on Thursda', the announced by three companies, they cannot be considered con- Evelyn Arnie, Linda Sogdill, involved, p.bU..h.d $atr4a, plan, advanced as an alterna- the dispute. 26th d,y of August, 1116$ for the The White House reaffirmed sequential." Jones & Laughlin, Mary Ellen Trouper, LaFayette lRj (ki'Ieta, bp U. S. pilots flew 1,209 sorties live to legislati on which would "I Can't detect any effort by foilowinl work: Tb, Raaf.r4 RaI4, lit I. th e na ti on's fifth lar . gest produc Its ruppofiltiol, to ally 111MILiullary NOTE Phillips, all of Sanford; Gloria in suppoil. of Hastings, the 1t%'C Fre to Johnso any strike-end- the executive to pass this bill.". A Ave.. 11a1 pd, Jlo. n Prps1 torn,, 'III not Ida. Cr, gave no reason for Its InAccardie, Diane .1. Graham, highest number of strikes for ing decision. said Sen. Russell B. Long issued sites m.. (EST) , D-La crease in a terse announcement Harold Hoffman, Deliary; Secead Class .staga Pd Wednesda y , August Joy- any operation in the war. 4, ISGC. Organized labor at Isaf.rd, Plo. a potent "This is entirely our Idea." Aid but Armco cited increased in- ce Crocker, Henrietta Henry, in addition to hitting the de- political force in a congressional Project No. S-(.) (Jot, No. Iab.erlptl.. Mat.. by Os,. .0- nci' eol-ut' bor. materials and service costs Lake Mary; Richard Baxter, militarized zone, B52s also elec 7TZits.aIor), Sit 5-47, In LongHawaii was the last state to ti on year tiers is opposed t OLE C1'%Ta, FLrI3H and reduced earnings. wood bet w.-.-n SR 454 a in,. r,I,sa "k •2 fleltorra; Yvonne J. Stewart, struck a suspected Viet Cong any legislation to end the 28-day be admitted to the union. T.., 1L01 point jic nas ntr.rut. The 2.1-per cent price in. Casselberry. consists of lI5l'3 grhdtn; worl )C'JATI troop c'oncentratjr,n and base strike against Eastern. Nationcreases by the three firms could Ilmerock bsts.; 1)1.'- 1 uhph. \llE A. I'RElEN, Births r)l:rl.:kSEI add camp 30 miles northwest of al, Northwest, Trans World and to colic, surf. cc.. and blud.r the strain on the adinin- Mr. and Mrs. Willie F. Arnie, Saigon. '10 (ItI:nI1'oJti drainage structur-is; and hid- TO%fl'J'J('1 United airlines by 35.000 mernALl. istrations wage-price guidelines baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and HA dental 31cm,,. length 1.5r mUo. 1!%G rZ,.%1p on ___________________ the AFL-CIO Internswhich visualize relatively stable Mrs. James L. StogdilI, baby Wave rates: minimum wage AGAIST RAIl) ERTA'rE, Air conditi oning now goes tianal Associa ti on of Machi nists. rat.. Tot the pl-c)J1'('t (I.) lrwtud. You and t'u.-h of you ate here- prices, boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. WY into approximately 20 per cent ad In this notice shall tie $1.& by notified and required to 1k in the Senate, Javit.s Insisted Striking airline machinists cliff C. Ste wa rt per be , baby boy, Cu. of new automobiles sold, claim,, and demsnid wtsfrti last weekend rejected a settleThe $%atc Road Department. any that Johnson should make clear you, ny- cithtt- of you. may hutselberi-y. ,,, ugnln,,t said estate In the .f. mttnt which Would have meant Molls of Title 'I of the Civil rio. Discharges Han. Karl-le Rights Act of 11164 ( 6 to 7 per cent wage increase, Stat. ct-, Counts' Judge of Hnuabold. Rudolph F. Roehik, Harriet Seminole I 352) sfld the- regulationsf the County, at his office in the well above the 3.2 per cent McIntosh, Edward E. Owens, Department of Commerce (IL Court House In Sanford. r,- standard fixed by the guideline. CJeJt., Part I). Issued p ursuant Marion Budrik, Eve Bumg.rdto such act, hrret'y notifies all Ida, withisi mix &i.-n6&r month. There was talk on Capitol Hill ner and baby boy, Adab M. from the time-of the first putlibidders that it will affirmative- eatlon a possible investigation Ashdown, Caryl Marshall and ly Insure that the Fedtrl-uId claim orof this notice. i- of must I'.- In should the steel price increases ooutraoI4) entered 4nto put'- writing andl.niand baby girl, Kenneth Murphy, contain th pioc ci! auant .p this ad%'.-rttg,,'mcnt 4'ilI ri- sidesic', and po ut office uddresc$tand. But House Republican Henry Lee Collins, Bradley S. be awarded to the Ioet re. of w the claimant and must I.. Leader Gerald R. Ford spaaalblo bidder without said. Forrest, Patricia S. Vanzura, sworn to b the claimant, crtmlnauc.ci on (lie grounds Of a.-nt, or attorney, or "The Democrats would do bet- Lettie Wright., all of Sanford; th e siamc race, uohr. or nut lolial origin. ,iti. ter to investigate the inflation- Regina Cuneo, Geneva; Mary A t'r'trn'nl guaranty of not .hiull t, /' Hat-inn Tuck l.as tha fi-e i'rt'elit ) Ac of said eatale ary poli cies of the Johnson- Strickland, Normal R. Mar. tbd tot* actual bid, Ili the form GiL1S. Executor 11I:Dnlcg & Humphrey administration." of either a certt!i,,d cheek, iti.IiINSCiN shall, Orlando. i..iIr' g.h..,.ir -lilts East Church Street taurer'p check, hank draft if Orlandi,. Fk.i- ida Legal Notice fl Hospital — - • • that brought Atty. Gen. Nicho- majority of them remember, ed to quit. I - 'C to otes . , 4 - - L —a It i, • Legal Notice . • m — i--.r- — hers ------- of ............&"' I1Zj\? Ii fJi 1)(t '1 1t1 L- J ,-.,., " ...._... Ia, 5 ' Atlorieys for said Estate Publish Aug. 4. u, , 1)1JC.1$ - , 1116€ ro Ckassoerp- s.,, 164I THE STATE or rI.OIlIDA TO, HAROLD E. DESHEie grass greener y41ur written answer or d,-fc-ii,,t,, If an, personally or by an a t- on the other We of But 2!5-11nute 16 Itali irute-, .M111711usc1 :i I'LEASK TAKE NIJTICI2 that y.'u are tsereh'- required to Ill, torney. on or before September the Office of the shall oou- Clerk of the Circuit Court. at Hid bonds t4 SRD form 114o (11ev. the Courthouse in Fanford. !!! *a064966) furnished with the Seminole County', Florida, form. and to strati a coo l ly thir'f to work Ic to be dc in ao- KTlN$TItOM, DAVIS & ih.-1N. '.r2 ('oIsui* with the p1n, spool. TCIh'H. Atturfl.)'s for Plaintiff, tIttoaa .nnd slitolal pru -iMiugza Post Office' Bc's 150. Sunic's-ti .t the Mate Road Depastzuent. Florida, 31. 0771, in that certain 1so.rm4ive bidders may pur- div orce nrooee'dts,g pend ing sPt p1nc arsdfur proposal cgaiziet you in the Circuit Court (certes for ItiU.OD per set, and of the Nhitti Judicial Circuit its ap pur.'his..e extra sets of end for Setsitisuic Count -. Fiorfor •t).00 por set. Nun. Ida., in Chancery, an rnbbre--Iutiurchas* plans for i-d title of said cause he-tug flS0I pot set. In addition. Liar- 6H11L,A D. DICSHNICJt. Plalti. ux of per cent must lift, ye-raw HAROLD IC. LeESH51) this above purchases. SEll, Defendasit, and herein Mr maLarial mailed or &11 not or a Decree Pro Con' to an out-of-state ad- resso will be entered against Ord.'ra thea, doru. ou. arid the- cause pfuced c-a - 4Ia fur should tie directed to the soot of Contracts. Cb.oks 'ut-ti'. SEAL,) 10 payable to Florida Arthur K Beckwith, Jr. I Lhe'pnrtnuqit. Ku re. BiJW Clerk of the Circuit Court wIl* 10 inde. 4i: Liunna M. Markm 1 vleS,t is reserved to r,'jec-t lie-puty Clerk I 4430 t cdi bIds—Flo,-lda Slate I Ti.%STJtiiM, L'AVJS * rtuwnt. it-I ?'TIISH H . Ltc,wen. Chairman ttur1se-y, for Plaintiff Brows, ,/sy 'üit Office box 13511 . lisK Highway kiii,ieer b ."ford, Fiurids 1:771 a54IaIs Aug, 4, 11, 31155 'ublir), Aug. 4, II, 11, 351.6 - ..• c.0 L Is the %o'I'JeE ' doome-ntar' stamps at. 7. 11151. at - • •:• •• .. • •• ., LAWN SPRINKLER HIMENNEEN SYSTEM NOW' S - • -. urn I • in . -wAy _.~' r— - '..-1J MW ' " - 11110W 1W 1W ON -. - APPLIANCES 0 to right Mrs. Jean Mello. Mrs. 14ouie Boyle, Mrs. Betty June Kissinger and Mrs. Edna •Incobs; standing, Mrs. Mildred Moyer, district secretarytreasurer; Mrs. Mildred Eaton, Mrs. 'Thelma Morgan, Mrs. Wilma F. Jones, district president, Mrs. CIIULUOTA AMERICAN Legion Post 225 held a chicken barbecue dinner Sunday to celebrate the Bob Boyle, chef organization of an auxiliary (tel) left) serves chicken to Mr. nini Mrs. Earl Evans. On the serving line (top right Photo) are Mt's. unit, S*NIRALSIL(CtIIC Ruth (lore, and Mrs. Dorothyy Mitchell, district sergeant of arms. (herald Photo) Robert Boyle, Mr. and Airs. Butch Morgan and Howard Eaton. Bottom photo shows charter mombers initiated and district officials. Seate(l, left ____ - . 1. I I '10 .;P, a., . . % Usa Baker I A new American I,egion Auxilinry Unit was organized Sunday by Post 226 of Chulu: ' esta and charter members Installed by the Sixth District / ' .00 President Mrs. Wilma F. Jones 1/ / of Orlando. A chicken barbecue " l ¶ dinner was held in honor of J the occasion and 360 persons were served. The new unit has 13 senior charter members and three Junior charter members, Assisting Mrs. Jones were Mrs. Mildred Moyer, district ing room on Lilt. WL-O-IIi fi t. 1100(1. Z. It 1N 1J secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Says a family friend: The public's eye will not, fall 11:80 a.-m. on Saturday, Luci Dorothy Mitchell, district serflames Johnson and her father, upon this ceremony. Luci want"it. will be just. like any other geant of arms, both of Orlan. the President of the United cii it as intimate and personal reception you've over known. do. States, will step out of the as possible. in the inevitable There will be a receiving line, Officers for the auxiliary White House and Into a wait- public circumstances which sur- punch, the cake-cutting, and will he elected at a meeting at Ing limousine. Off they will go round it. There will be no tele- (lancing. Luci will dance with 2 p.m. Sunday at the post home. to a great church standing on vision cameras within the her father." _________________ a bill in the capital's northeast church. Just a handful of 2' Actually, that. understates it porters will be discreetly spot- a little. Anyone who has ever sector. Thus will begin a ceremony ted among the church guests, attended any sort of major I that has happened only six Only one will be so placed as social affair at the White House previous times in American his- to have a face-on view of the knows that an indefinable but tory: the wedding of a daughter wedding couple. rich air of elegance enhances WASHINGTON (UPI)—&jet Probsirly not many more than such events. The reception for of a president. At ID, Luci is fishery experts have agreed to marrying Patrick J. Nugent. of 600 friends of the .Tohnsons and Luci and Pat is sure to be like keep Russian fishing boats from Waukegan, Ill., 23, whom she the Nugents will occupy the no other, taking catches closer than 12 polished wooden pews of a met In June, 1965. A Marine hand will he on miles off the Washington-Ore. Sharply at noon, Lynda Bird church which normally can hold hand, playing background mu- gon coast. Johnson, her sister and maid of 2,000. Palms and other greenery sic. Later, Peter Duchin's orThe State Depar'-ient said honor will begin the wedding vill carefully screen off the chestra wi ll take over. Luci's the Russians have also agreed processional down the broad unused areas. father can be counted on to take to issue special instructions to Somewhere around 12:30 P.m., many turns on the (lance floor, the Soviet fleet, "reiterating aisle of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, the the service will be sufficiently as he does at most events, earlier instructions not to fish largest Catholic church in the advanced to permit a White To most people a guest list for salmon." nation and the seventh largcst house emissary to slip quietly in the range of 600 sounds big, The department said these I out of the church and announce but. White House aides insist it agreements were among recomchurch in the would. No wedding has even been to hundreds of waiting reporters is not. Nearly half the invita- mendations reached after a on I Jude Aihert I).. Williams ,,,ppt.. ing;rograrndhairm;n; Gienn held before in its huge main the words: "They're mnrrie(i!" tions went to friends of the week meeting in Moscow G. Smith, Election Day activi- chapel. Luci wanted hers there Quickly these words will be re- Nugents. To hold a presidential tween U. S. and Soviet fishery I ties; and Mrs. 'William G. Nae- because she and Pat love the layed around the world, list to 250 or :ioo requires high experts. The meeting ended At about 1:30, Luci and Pitt, restraint on the selectivity. church. She attended It serJuly 30. gel, re-registration. ----------- 4)... M Ti.nan __________________________________________________________ Lily I te n IeIyiI. was ocrure vices orten even i_f-------converted to Catholicism on her Pat's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Nugent, and the rest 18th birthday last year. On her father's arm, it will of the wedding party of 24 will take the bride 12 minutes to emerge from the Shrine and walk at measured pace the 362 drive to the White House for an feet from the church door to afternoon reception. WASH1NGT1N (UP!) All of the church guests are 46-foot-high marble-canoAir Force has opened Its 24- the free to follow, since all Invitapied altar. hour flight utrvlce across a tions covered both the church As she and Pat kneel for a polar route, cutting in half the service and the reception. Said solid hour during the hour-andtime It takes to get wounded INCLUDES Mrs. Johnson: "It offends my S. servicemen home from Viet "half Solemn High Mass, they will see ahead of them—on the sense of hospitality to ask peoNam. FISH -OYSTER -SHRIMP pIe to the church and not to the wall—a apse Shrine's north The first C11.41 jet transport SCALLOPS -HUSH PUPPIES landed at Anfirews Air Force gleaming gold and red mosaic house." FRENCH FRIED POTATOES Back at. the White House, Base, Md., to .open the three-a- depicting Christ as Lord of butlers will have been bustling CRISP COLE SLAW week flight seJ 'vice to the East the Universe, about for hours to prepare for The historic services that day ICED TEA OR COFFEE Coast for thowt to be treated in the year's greatest social event. will be performed by the Archhospitals east 4)1 the Mississippi. The lapsed time for the flight bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle of The reception will embrace the —24 hours and 55 minutes from the Archdiocese of Washington, whole ceremonial area of the "THE 111tSC1UPT!ON OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" White House, flowing from the was less the president of the National Saigon 'to And rews than half the - two days now re Shrine, and the Rev. John Ku. famous East. Room through quired on Pa cific routes used zlnskae, a close friend of Pat smaller rooms like the Red and LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY I Nugent's family since his boy- I the Blue to the great state dinpreviously. GLENN MCCALL AND "ERNIVI MILLS - • I • Wash Speeds Year \ fly • S2 / \ •. V ' 1 Nas1 er At Chuluofa ' • "i , tic Of Legion Se t n la Automa ,\ Auxiliary Unit 1..'' I , a hth - arTanty • . - - , • • ' -- • -- , -. - '- .' • - • ' • 0 W'T3530 . - • - - I ' r - - NEY' • . NO ' OWN D Here Comes The Bride .• 1.25 WEEKLY ONLY ,,,, — _____________ ________ Russia, U. S. 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JOHN t,EONI }xeeutive comm1tJee of the t 'Bary Republican Club met recently at the ennfle rence room of the community ienter with the county committie members from Precincts 1, 1.-A and 1-13, to organize and plan club activities for the coming months, Preliminary plans. were made for a dinner or luncheon at Deflary Restaurant Ins support Of Claude Kirk, gubenmtorlal candidate, who wouhi be guest speaker. The event will he held In early SeptenThr, the e xact dat. to be announicd. Howard Middleton, A. D. VQIlHams and G. G. Smith wers named to a committee to miike arrangements for the eve In addition, the Volusia County "Kirk for Governor" Committee will be requ ested to hold rally for Repubflcan d es i the area ii o that voters of Southwest Volt isis may be come acquainted wi th their platforms. The membership co-chairman, Louis T. St. Anuind, reported that membership in the fleBary Club has reached 4 68, making It fairly certain the goal of 500 will be reached. Since Republicins from Del tons and Orange 'City are joining the Deflary 'Club, the executive committee voted to recommend to the membership that the club's name be changed to "The Southwest Volusia Repuba repBean Club," as Sl)Ofl resent.ative numbir of members are added to th. roste r from those areas. They also voted to provide a Joint DeBary Republican and Kirk Headquarters with a staff of volunteers beginning after Labor Day. Nominated fou county cornmitteemen and Llternates subSect to election 1)' the Volusla County Republican Executive Committee, were Louis T. Amand, Mrs. Cb aries Cottrell, Mrs. Phillip Loiinsberry, Mrs. Gregory J. K*;sich, Howard Middleton, Mrs. Marie Accardi and Harry H. 'Thompson. Previously elected were Whitman W. Hopton, Deitona; John Kissel, Mrs. Pierson Little and Charles Youmari. Earl Merrill, club president, announced the appointment of John Kissel arid Louis T. St. Amand as c-chairmen of the membership coittee; Mrs. Beatrice Muller), entertainment; at I '.4 COR. lilt & MAGNOLIA f.nc.? INSTALL A ) BRINGS YOU I & — ... tOP 11aUctial or state bank, or a Ulety bid bond. mad.- ;.st'ut.)c to the Oc'vcrnor of the State FIj6a, must aeconipui>* bid. A c-h.-k or draft In an 4lumunt 1,-sti than five percent (5%) 01 flu' actual bid will ta*ljdM. the bid. Should the $os1 guaranty exceed ten b.st (lI'', ) of the de;inrtta *011111:,11., It will be re. 404Sd aUtt.tIluthcci)) Ic tpt, lier (lO', I of the dcpsrtet'p . t I in a te. Certified 4$0ks shall tiuve State of Fhtir. *o&. • , iI? -'' I nv r ,0.1 T • • •••••-' - a - •• ', Planning Dimner as agreement that prohibited re- pounds, or $3 a tan. Secondary but the telegrams were reported "He said he planed to reason just to the south had pulled "This Is a proposal that seems lag Katzenbach to Capitol Hill. but some panic and do all the I • 3trath Page 8 a (f - I . -. Il — lit. Steel Price Hike — • •%'•• For Candidate . i. .,,' -..-.. ' a. • .•• .-. I- a . _______________________________________________________ iovernor • .0111#0 GOP-W..- DeBary L--. Safety ) DOTTIE AUSTIN On the groirnd, North Viet. 1 . 1 ~ 1issing 'Modern windowless buildings namee regulars broke contact re " with a force of in.00n LAGOS, Nigeria (UP!) 'rh' MIAMI 1lk? fire officer told Kiwanlans 11 fantrymen and air cavai-m(n Ni. ______ Wednesday. Miami Springs clothier who adrnik'c north of Saigon, After! s' four regions today said E. 0. Aid, of fire headmitted on the witness sta nd th ree days of so nning t muati in the nation was quarters In Jacksonville, said ir: that he accidentally strangled fights, tiwre were no reports central a i r-condition i ng ducts new clashes In the central pInwas acquitted caned for an Immediate can carry smoke Into every I_,.Mee to consider the Snfirst degree murder charges t(?aU region lfl miles east of room and hallway. FIRE AND SAFETY was the subject of a talk l)\ the Cambodian frontier. l Wednesday 12-m an circuit emphasized that the 21 Lt• E. (1 Aid, of the Jacksonville Fire Departmeni., A U. S. military spokesman I. who died in the catu. court jury. to the Kiwanis Club. At left Is Sanford Fire Chief said the North Vit Vietnamese . Colonel David EiOOT trophic Hotel Roosevelt fire H a rriett. George M. (Herald Photo) The jury, which deliberated Wt' still in the area, many persona died two hours and 25 mInutes, chose or 's major battle last. year. For ________________________________________________________ In 1.-.the midwest—had smoke inhalation and none of THE RODGERS girls, Miss Ada, 90, and Miss isathe disturbances which to free the slender 28-year-old the moment at least, the North them were burned In any way belle, 85, of Geneva, recently enjoyed their first Vietnamese apparently chose kid. • sm last Friday with by the fire. Traina outright ra th er than con- not to fight. New York to Retired asIng of th e deposed Nigerian plane ride "If the people had staed school teachers, they have wintered in Geneva vict him on lesser charges of Several brigades of the fl4taT3 ruler, Mal. Gon. in their rooms and kept the second degree murder or man- 25th Infantry Division and the since 1924, and have lived here year round since Agu renal. doors closed to keep the smoke slaughter. U. S. 1st Cavalry, Airmoblic, 1961. Both are fond of reading, do all their own ''i whereabouts and fate out, most of them Throughout the three-day mur- Division were deployed In the and sew all their own clothes. They are also • alive today," Lt. Aid emphasder trial, Tralni and his attor- highlands, ready to launch a active in church work. ed reprts said he been (Herald Photo) lzc'd. ney, Frank Pg COfleeded "spoiling operation" to blunt "It is vaca tion ti me and that Tralna killed Mrs. Theresa the expected Communist drive. ple will be traveling a round Rix, 28, his former next door The Saigon spokesman said WASHINGTON (AP)—The the administration's vic on the staying in hotels neighbor, but insisted the killing at ]east 81 Communists had i Senate hopes to act 13y nightfall strike-stopping legislation. and motels and strange places. Sf been killed against light U. S. was an accident. ' should always look around Mrs. Rix's body was found casualties, but AP correspond. on a compromise plan aimed at "We ought to know from this nearly two weeks after her ent Peter Arnett reported from getting striking airline machin- administration what It wants." for the exits when you enter any unfamil iar building," he death, jammed Into a cement. the field that one Infantry corn- ists back on their jobs for up to Javjth said, ik, sealed garbage can that washed pany of 68 men was badly six months, Dirksen had said Johnson cci'- warned. $AIt FRANCISCO (AP) An Du ri ng the Jacksonville hotel Tuesd ay afternoon The proposal would divide thinly wanted Congress to act up against a barrier In t h e mauled I pay Increase and for. fi , re the fire never got above when the North Tietnamese Miami Canal. But when he was questi on ed the first floor and was SlON of a fact-finding coin- PITTSBURGH (Al') il The price rises but said no decision 'Fralna told the jury he accl- lu red it into the jungle and responsib ity between Congress about it. Dirksen repli ed : "The ed and extinquished beaded off a threatened in a few mpany and President Johnson in these senator was correctly ______ _1 1 _•-•• .. -.* -- 1 - 4 •srntnrft Ie August 4, 196 — Commies In Buffer lone 1 ' H 1• — Nigeria Tense; Ut rn •.. I ir •anttir rratI August 4, 196A Page 2 . tR-"'1 * It; — a~ U' .' - • - -- • ,.. - a .,. -'-. -'-..-44ee-- '-•--•.,.•...• • COt 1st & MAGNOLIA % cm 0 0 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED IV GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS PHONE 322.2412 555 W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANPOED SANFORD PH. 3222121 - — • - 1. • • S - , -- • .. ) Clt- ' I . . I ::f; .-i I �'I I - ________ -, - _________ - - - -ILJ - - - -. •I j* - I •1 1. -1. --.--. I I - , Club P1it T Page 4 - August 4, 1966 Attend Members '• ____ ___ Honàrs ea ' _______ ___________ Afternoon Phil Mrs. Goree I Ry RtIIII RAHO\ Internat ional univoralty been installed as president of Pilot Club International, one of Convention ____________ ____________ ____________________ _____ - -: - . women. Prof. Meraldo 1. Brennan of Shenandoah, Pa., an associate if- -• , - .. profe!sor of Romance Langusges, was Installed on .lul.y 28, . .- 4 . [L . L. '- - 0 - -.. -- 2 - - -- * 9 . The new president Pilot . --- . . 0 .I . I. I , 0 41 A 1 .L i I ' , , 0I - 'I) !I I '.1 0 ,' i - 1 t ~ -. - :, , -. . . -' -- % -. 1 were served o , called -. and I __ ____ -.: - -1. - . e - - ..~ fit over rollers) will protect your fresh set as you sleep. MRS. C. T. NIBLACKI left to right, her g-ritndaughter. Miss Pam ,lackson, Mrs. Phil Goree ztncl Mrs. W. H. Martin are shown at. the Niblack home in Oviedo at. a tea honoring Mrs. Goree, who has recently moved to Oviedo. Versatile Turkey Treats I., I _T - . I 0 Suggest Tmty Sandwiches Pilot Club of Sanford, chats with Prof. Meralda I. Brennan of Shenandoah, Pa., newly installed pres, ident of Pilot Club International, at Pilot's 45th annual convention at the Sheraton-Cleveland Ho.. ~ CONDENSED MILK )CE CREAM I (trip cup sugar pinch salt I qt. milk I large can condensed milk flavoring or fruit '1 Close sandwich with another grth patties until done us de- MOCK CHEESE PIE Combine: pl:g. lt'nmon pie fjIlixi I'.. cup sur,ar I tap. vanilla Sc: oven at M) degrees. Grease and flour n bukini; sheet ter W81tCF grated almonds and flow- mixed and add: th salt. Drop small rounds of 2 cups needs to be taken from bowl cookies. Bake about 25 mm- S - 41 " I sliced Cheddar cheese and peanut butter in a hea rty sandwich I KNEESOCIS ARE CHIC trio. Spread buttered whole Baby, look at you now! All wheat sliceswith chunk style ( CANTALOUPE PI1ESERVES TMIJtTY BELOW COLE SLAW grown up and somewhere to peanut butter. 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L Knits and I WEAR MEN'S -I Zale's diamond forecast: brilliant and beautiful Sub-Teens' OFF i 8-oL size __________ $ MOPS -*u-= s-_ius. $.LYWQ lIDS-ALSO ODD _________ $1Z&&SU#DIT001DI& -- II ., ,1-,~- Unbreakable > - ,. - 5-1O-15 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Jo ________ . - SWIM TRUNKS I SPORT SHIRTS ____ 111 - I ., " I , .-~ I 1 - CtV5L4ND. 01110 , 12 Tile groom's table held the groom's cake, brass punch bowl and brass candelabra en. twin"cI with ivy. I Assisting at the refreshment J 5 t - - ' and white sunburst moms. During August Only Bonne Moistue Lotion -. ! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT I EM$ERJ DRESSES "Family ! 1 i ---P-i :--'- _____ VALUES TO 29-95I GREATLY REDUCED and WALK SHORTS TO SIZE 32 '1'ft 0 Surfers j STRAWS SWIM TRUNKS -I - - dpi L y ________ - All Sizes 6-20 and Half Sizes. On Racks $3 $ fl vawoo.n , -- __________________ _______________________________________________________________ Boys' Short Sleeve Entire Stock of Men's _________________ DRESSES '- _____ _________ __ - 11, i,!.,4, - - WALKING SHORTS owI$138 0 988 VALVIS yc uses •S$OITS ____ •SHOITUT$ ; __________________________________________________________________________ SPORTSWEAR -IIANDWA$EI - sin - :.. . . $195 SUMMER I I -: IOUP _________________________ ___________________ ___ - j iii 411111110 / \ 41 ALSO ON SALE SUITS COATS flow.r arrangement of stock • Swim suHs I / IoLlate WOOLS - Re and Mrs. Agustus C. West Virginia. Summers, who will be leaving :- ..- Girls' / gar, salt and baking powder. ½ cup flour Add ½ cup brown sugar, syrup 7 taps, salt _____________________________________________ ! 111111 ~ TO ______________ ___________ SUMMER (a, , Mod. __ _____ __ * rip. £lh togethor flour, su• SUNDAY _____ 1 •• -- Turn into 6.incli square pan! cup brown sugar Drain and save '4 cup fruit - tInp. green pepper, finely ½ tsp. salt 1½ tsp. baking powder 'a _____ Mrs. Edward Bennet and chil- DeBary in September to make Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kilneck dren, Denniese and Cheryl, and their home in Gainesville with of Casselberry are the proud C. J. and Sandy Metzler left th eir daughter, Kathryn, took parents of a seven-pound boy, Monda y for a visit to her old a combined trip moving of Stephen James, their fifth home in New Springfield, Ohio. small pieces with them whon chUd, ham Sunday at Winter They will spend three days In they went to Gainesville to help Park Memorial Hospital. Washington, D. C., on the trip Kathryn celebrate her birthday He Is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle of Chuluota. this past week. north, , • a La d i e s Bwuses -i" Sanford 4 _____________ ________________________ juice of I lemon 1 cup boiling water fiat-flat heels and short-short naise, If desired. Top with anPare cantaloupe and cut into Add: skirti are currently sporting oUie bread slice. This makes ' thick slices 1 inch long. Mix juice of I lemon bow trims and such on the side an interesting grilled sandwich, sugar and cantaloupe Let stand I P.UZ. can crushed pineapple I by your knee. too, suggests the Consumer and e. overnight. Add lemon j uice. un drained Cook until clear. Pour into hot, ½ cup mayonnaise I I I sterilized jars. Seal. Makes 2 i pk- salad dressing mix Ckarancs co Aft.r Inv..tory _ _ __________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ 11 pints. Beat with rotary egg beater ________________________________________________ until thoroughly blended. Chill a MYS until slightly thickened. Fold 4 lb. can Fruit Cocktail 1 in: I.g. 2.fl to 7.fl I .4 4 cup flour i cups cabbage, finely chopped ____ .Turss left Monday for Camp ' 11(AI..1.J ES / was thin scenic (if the reception Inn mediately following Miss Madrea Gordon has as the ceremony. Miss Suzzann her guest, Miss Fern Berger Morgan and Miss Betty Jo Chalkey presided at the guest of Marysvillc, Ohio. book. -The bride's table, overlaid ________ with white satin and tulle, was accented with silver appointltamonte Jackie mmmc. OFF 28, with dinner at a restaurant ter Park Memorial Hospital. Gina, their only other child, in DeLand. ______ is visiting her grandparents in Personals I - FIEE PARING • h a ~ anniversary on Thursday, July eight pounds, 12 ounces, at Win- up or Ae lazy days left of / I * celebrated their 37th wedding boy, born July 30, weighing ' 0 / DACOP4 hail, bank- social 50a/0 20C~o I Mrs. Bertha A. Simpson of needed. They expect to arrive took them over 3,850 miles. _____ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller re- Lillian Drive is a patient at In Africa in September. Mr. and 'Mrs. William Jacobs Mr. and Mrs, George F. of Fifth Street, Chuluota, are cently spent a day In Braden. Florida Sans Hospital. ______ ___________ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel English Fenske of Narcissus Drive, the proud parents of a baby Hot Weather -ftft . Iven Manila with John and will teach Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shwartz Sr., spent a week visiting Rev, and Hauser In Mrs. Kilpatrick in Winter Park. in Africa if her services are of DeBary Drive. Their trip of Ohio. _____ SIZZLI N G P. M. 'TIL reed , rl. tirt ling Aey rwn Washington, D. C.. for a few the New York, Washington and Uie Lakeland General Hospital. ed on Mrs. Jack Boone, a for. Mrs. Margorle Boggs, of the weeks then on to Libya, North Skyline Drive over the Shen- She 15 the former Jeanne Rob. Florida School for the Deaf in Africa. Mrs. Korman taught adoah National Park. En route son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mer resident of Osteen. St. Augustine, was holiday American lbsiory . in the rsey Turnpike, Harry Robson, of Sanford. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ned in they stopped for lunch and met Paternal grandparents are Miss Diane Jones recenUy h Day Ray Manor. D.wi,iwa S..fsrd OPEN FIIDAY " au GaMe visiting their cousin, They will leave Illinois for They returned home by way of OUflCCS, Friday, July 29, 1966, at E Mrs. Eva Conn. I'hey also call. SHOP THESE -Team sliced turkey with imi Riggs The church Douglas Jurss Is spending the week at Camp LA-No.Che with MarLec Crein of Naratija the Deltona Boy Scouts, Troop of Magnolia Drive entertained By MRS. JOHN LEONE Mrs. John (Elsie) Kormann of their son and datighter.in-law, Road and Mary Ann Ledethnhil 565. lIla parents and their tamSundny Medina Road bid farewell on Mr. and Mrs. W. A. English, of Plantation Road spent a fly motored to the camp week at Uic Grein's summer and took part of tile troop's Sunday, following a dinner held and children, Susan and Billy. equipment. In the Plantation Room of the of Pi t tsburgh, Pa. They visited lmrne In Mooresvlilc, md. Personals ______________ DeBary Restaurant, to her son, Sanibel Island and other places Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pell and John G. Kormann, and her of interest in the area. daughter-in-law, Elsa, and their Mrs. Eunice Jenkinson recentl E(iWar(i Dudek of West Vii' spent a day In Pinelias Park thrc children, Wells Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. David MacFar Andrea and ',%Iatthc%%,. They left lane of Smyrna Drive visited visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jan Jen. ginia was a recent house guest parents. DeBary to visit Elsa's their daughter and her family, of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dudek In Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sbwartz kinson and family, _____ Dr. and Mrs. Roger Hewes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moriset, Jr., of Lakeland announce the 1)ol Ray Manor. They visited retired professor of in Ditroit. They continued on birth of a son, Michael Scott, Wells, a Mrs Tom Lemon and Mrs. points of Interest in and around Political Science at the Uni- into Canada, Niagara Falls, weighing six pounds, 14!vi Harry Osteen spent Sunday in the area. VMity In Jacksonville, 111. New England and Portland, Alle. T . summer 'ege- p I, I n A S Poor Boys / Itunnie DeBary Personals v ' cessorles. 11cr corsage was a nals and in the backaround Burnham (Photo by Maryann MilLM) - OPCfl slices. Broil and serve Ring, Bob Gilead for a week. Ti-icy plan to make their home gen It is reported he spent a • Shifts I_I ii 1' III' FeflqkP, tnr,nal ErnpIr' gown of orgnnia lPfiJtr1 .1 monlilnig horse hair hat and n- __________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ - Memphis; Mr. and Mrs. Char- ' _____ Forest City. guet who have shared the Es- tl^. - - Unda Vicki Ill and Bob Stubbs, Lynn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nielson of 178 \Villow Avenue, Lake Harriet Fstntcs, generously over buttered bread th a crisp 9-inch th I fruit. Freeze. If refrigerated, sheet leaving 1 inch between crust. Chill thoroughly, Serves table salad. - your area in. ______ ,fireplace _____________ Ics McGinnis and children from Bniii with rotary betet until ground cooked ham. Add drain'hht- chocolate is melting- Beat ed crush ed pineuppk' and brown egg yolks and sugar together thoroughly dissolved. Add: sugar to taste, and subtly ac1½ cups boiling water until light and fluffy. Add vaBent in, blending thoroughly cent with ground cloves. Spread nilla. Stir An melted chocolate, • ___________________________________ . ' ..--. Vows I LYNN NIEI4SENWa.s guest of honor at a swim and chatter party before leaving August. 5 for Brachwell, Brookshire, to attend the Seventh.day his slaAdventist College, Newbold, for one year. Shown with Lynn, Is_ throuiout th e evening. and Mrs. Earl Arnold from Dc- sired and serve in round hot here in Enterprise on the corner - restful night. We all wish him butt'red bread slice, 0 a sp.edy recovery. 'of Clark and Pint-. -COflit)LflC ground etiuked tur- buns. key with an equal measure of - sour cream Beat the egg, add sugar and wi crumb face wi e milk, extract or batter on larepared cookie Piiir Into baked act. Stir In 1I- . Miss Patsy Hamey%, foil, label and freeze mmmcd- on toast slices and top with Parsonage in DeBary. - _ who Deepest sympathy to Mrs. hotel register." Recently they cently paid a long over-due -Chopped cooked turkey addvisit to their nephew and his . of Agriculture notes that I recent. 1 have been happy to entertain iGeorge Anderson in the egg salad mixture is' family. Mr. &nil Mrs. Carol Culkeys will he particularly &bun- ed to an very dear relative. I loss of t'rother and sister-in-law, pepper, at Pai.ama City. I am dam during the month of Aug- superb, especially when gently i ! 'Mr. i,nd 'Alrs. J. B. Estes, from told that Uie, sCulpeppers were II acceuted with curry. Serve thit, . u"' Memphis, Tenn., and their love- so delighted to have the Siegs I Turkeys provide a versatile tast3, combination in heated ~ ly daughter, Miss Mavis Estes; and economical array of ideas long buns. : Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willi ams to have them odepart. I for summertime enjoyment. Se. ('Mrs Estes' sister) also from lect a large turkey. Roast and -Ilot turkey sandwiches and egg, blending well. Stir In , 'tap pepper - ______ - _ ______ mer progresses. I Sf)fllPWhflt reminds one of - ____ ..- . 11 Tasty turkeys cater to sum- Marketing Service. For grill- from .lacksonvillc. formerly of, troit, Mich. I assure you that the Genrva, visited with relatives What price popularity? ?*fr. the gracious M.rs. Estes ran en. mertime living--the time when ing, butter both sides of friends recently. While here and Mrs. Emerson J. Estes folks are busy enjoying the sun. bread slices before add in g the tert.ain all of these fine friends they Tnadr their "hornt'" With I have really enjoyed visits from' I ny warm weather, traveling, or filling. Then, grill in heated Mrs. Ethel Thomas who is Mrs. their many ______ friends and reinJust iclaxing around home, butter until beautifu lly brown- Moran's sister. tives. in fact their guest list Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sieg reThe Consumer and Marketing ed. _____ Service of the U. S Department -, %: 11 - to achieve ai interesting design. The plants may be rearranged or replaced as the sum- I IL - ,, -- _____ ' foliages In separate containers Mc and Mrs. Auhry Moran Fredericksburg. Texas. - 1k : ____________ By MRS. JOS. E. MATHlE "N tier uncle, H. C. Maier, of i Rihlep, Miss.. and Evangelist co.. Robert Borsdorf pinch salt _____ -' - ' cups sifted flour tninutes. . I • Personals Geneva . MRS. ESTHER WILLIAMS. left, president of the - - --El- . I . ~11 A ____ summer. Mas: the opening with l engt h of mesh hardware a i cloth, then place a variety of Chuluota Persona : ! . Exchange ____ _____ ______ _____ ________ __ daughter. the guests • " ____ .1 from I ,, I David mushrooms. Garnish with cran- Ili. William Bennett, pastor 1 tc warm hospitality are their are now all lined LAST MINUTE PEACH CRISP fruit-cocktail and nuts. !Mix well 6 thees eye round steak, 1½ iatey. of First Baptist Church of Dc- nCPW. Silas Estes, also from Follow the same procedure berry relish, 4 or S peeled, sliced fresh and pour into greased pan. inches thick a that -Try t1iis pleasing quartet of Bury. perlormed the double Memphis: Donald Hobson, f peaches Sprinkle with remaining brown % cup onion rings, thin)y sliced with cubed cooked turkt-y you plan to use hi turkey salad goodness. Combine equal par- ring ceremony in the presence I tbip. lemon Juice sugar. Bake at 325 degrees for ' cup shortening mixtures, too. Wrap it properly tions of ground cooked turkey, of relatives and close friends. ! U cup sugar 50 to 60 minutes. Serve warm I ("t.) on tomato sauce ham a n d grated Cheddar Tue bride chose a pink sheath' , and freeze immediately. ½ cup graham cracker crumbs or cold with whipped topping, if 1 cup Pizza Sauce Combine flour, salt and j- Now, during August Sandwich ciieee, adding just enough dress with matching jacket ½ cup silvered almonds desired. Serves 6.8. sum mer per; pound Into meat. Brown Time, is an especially good mayonnaise to hold ingredients trimmed with white lace and ' i tsp. cinnamon IS ~ ~ 2 thps. margarine anions lightly in hot fat in skIl. time to enjoy flame of the together. Shape into flat pattic-s, wore an orchid corsage. vacation. CRACKLED let. Remove onions and brown tempting and different turkey then shape ground beef into Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fisher of ' Preheat oven to 350 degrees. CHOCOLATE DROPS I By LIZA BAKER patties of the same size, muk- DeBary were their only attendSpread peaches hi a s-inch pie 'iz semi-sweet chocolate, meat. Place Onions on top of sandwich fillers. William Horn of Second meat. Add tomato and pizza -Place cooked turkey slices lug two of beef for every one ants. pan. Drizzle with lemon Juice. A -mmiii reception was held at Street has been very ill at his S Stretch P8n+s Mix sugar, graham cracker melted sauces. Cover and simmer 1½ atoj buttered b r c a d slice, of turkey-each about ''.jneh -gc yolks ' home. On May 25 he was taken ' turkey with cream thich. Place one turkey -humthe par.sonage folloving the Crum to 2 hours until tender. Serves I SprcHd cheese. Add a layer of crisp CIIN?SC paLtit between two ceIen'on usd the coupk- left 'to the Florida Sanitarium, • Shorts mon. Sprinkle over peaches. ½ CUTS .-1u.ar G. Dot with margarine. Bake 30 1 cup blanched almonds, grated bacon crumbles and ripe olives, ground beef patties. Broil or I for Miami for their honeymoon. I where he was put under oxy. . li. ______ PJ.y under a dryer for an hour, you don't want to flirt with the chance of get The bouffant : ting undone. beauty cap (large enough .11 . . - -' serve for a festive turkey din- niand attention! Melt butter in By MRL B. L. JOHNSON :1 . After sitting . -. i(' Cornwell h"'h.', th Ftnplre iahfr wet,' tjc'n Judy Wr'i trip o nnil lmp"rtc'cl tf,sOPtilflt ,henlh' (iat1rthtm çf Mt. fltId Mt. pc'n e erntpii '?1ll mr.k" 'heir ho'ni o. s'v, %t vrni M1)'i1ii,. Morlin, hand-clipped chnntllly lace. TliI' green georgc'tte tpdic'e and Mr, Fd- in ()rllaa, ;Vhr" '1r. (ornwi fl t)ongla It. Fetiske, or and f,q Fv l'en, n4 grnthlniightnr oF gown was fhInnd with a white crepe kIrtc with detach. k employd with !h (;ity Plan. ward htairri. nina 1,epartment. Mr. and Mrs. l'he(HlnrP Stiles, seuf ed nc'i,klhtie, long tRpCtNl a1k' back panels. Their c'iren,, fItte Manr'y 1)avk arid THU/idAninng ?h nut f 'own vl. of Mnnfor(1, 511(1 Charles Harvey q)i'p % q, a tiif1lri A-line skirt tar "one veils were attnrPutl arid K.nnv rliqtri'puit,'ql nec hae Cotuwell, anti of Dr. and Mt- s. and a (lCtftehnhIC envelope- nile 'rr, fJit,r hitd ht (Iifl .'uc';fq •,I'A,' Sir, nd .Art. white fiihl, rn rice and nh (unties H. Cornweil, repented 'hiuped train. TherTore Stilec and rtanghtr, cn( t'nrrled brin. F1iu'T Stile, of Sanford. iIe, linntl.rolted liigllshi i1 i marriage vows SAturday t he i r -ed rr,qe. Thoqe r,eq were preMi -. For tra'r'l. Str rornwefl by a cape• lnImi s'i'il was held qetited to evening, July fi, at 7:30 p.m. their respcfiv 1'h, double ring ceremony let of Aknenn iner' len V5 grnndi,uither (hiring the re- ehn;v' a white linen heMh with uniling tile couple was perform- 4pritilded with Need pearls. 111P ceR.411,11111. Mr f)an turns of Austin and cessorles and the orchid from 5 cii liv flue Rev. Carroll rancher hriilil bouquet, resting on a •i, i t rihlowing i hnldil hotiquct In the sanctuary of the First white lifide, won of enscadi' Hobori t;ouia r Pallas _____________________________________________________ -containing stvpnnotI. the trniiiii 'c lu:iur attendants Methodist Church of Mn nut, I i it -. W* while feathered moms anti 54rrvli,g Tex.is. ushers were'mm AUGUST Jade, foliage. White glAdioll ren,111,11"d with A while orchid. If unit cathedral candelabra hold. She worn a diamond and pearl Jlouforu 11'i-arth (((gi.(.t,e of ing wliI1 tapers were used to iieednc, a gift from the groom, I)allas, and John Patterson and anti tnuisli pearl earrings be- Chatteq Ohtorf of Marlin. decorate (lie altar, ckahan it MI.s Sue Patterson, church iontjl1ug to her great grandM-. Frnske ceincted an atuia organist, presented the pre-WNI- mother. two-piece (Iresq of silk and fare ding recital and accompanied Sharing as mnitla of honor for her datighutr'q wedding Miss Nancy Swenson, soloist, uind only attendants were Mitt She -tirr nunuteluing Acrt'ssorlec who sang "0 Perfect Love" and Cars-I Fenake, sister of the and a while ryIiIhljtij,iifl orchid SLACKS In-id1', and Miss Ami Cornweli, corsage, "The Lord's Prayer. of the groom. Their The bride, given In marriage sIst' grnoui mother wore a by her father, wore an onigitial gowns Were uiatctulng floor fhowent'iJ satin shietith wiLt, bar- .ttiette _______ Tnent table In the spacious dining room wits centered with a beajtiful eonpote containing a large arrangement of pastel colored roses. Delicious refreshments of tea ant Cherry Delight ic nor, and then, as soon as possi- -'Y pan, add sliced fresh mush Exchange \/o'ws 0 Birmingham, Ala.. and Miss ble, cut the cooked turkey from rooms and saute. Push mushWandh Gail Estes, their daugh- i the bone. Slice the turkey meat roorns it) one side of pun andI !I By MRS. RITCME HARRIS , P?tsy Harvey of Enterprise icr from Birmingham, who as thick as desired and portion add cooked turkey slices. Fry ________________________________________________________________________________________ into rackets suitable for your turkey over low he1 just and Robert Borsdnrl of San- liojx's soon to be transferred to J1omQinczbi fa CDJuw mealtime needs. Wrap th e tur- enough to heat through and to ford were married Thursday, th e Central Florida office of key slices in freezer paper or frizzle edges. Place hot turkey Ju!y 28, at p.m. at the Baptist Ret,iii Credit Association. Other I - - t :' 1 Fenske And C. H. Miss ! .. I -i i., ~~l , -.:' .. ' The party rooms were beafltifully decors ted with arrangeditlhis and men's of re ses, refreshThe ('aladium lea ces. .t: . body Mrs. Jackson nd her and headache comb I" - I Pam. . Macon, Ga. I I' - - . curves Intn your bangs. vice organizations of her home town and county. Mrs. Williams and Mr,. Boone report a marvielms trip nd a fast-moving convention. They witnessed th e b'UinJg of the mortgage to th e interns- 0 ! trainer and - . in the civic, religious and ser- t any minor ailment. 'y for Mrs. C7nree were - your head. Fluff damp bangs (aft'ir washing) over the trainer- When hair is dry, remove -- . to that, she taught In high school and teachers' colleges in Pennsylvania. She Is a grad. uate of Columbia University with bachelor's and master's degrees and did advance graduate work at several other uniIF Prof. Brennan has long been active in the professional organizationi of her city, country and even In some interasational ones. She also is active !.. - If you want coiled hangs with a puff, style them with contoured bangs..traincr that slips on your forehead. Elultic goes across the back of s,, - nationai has been on the farulty of The Pennsylvania State University since 1f4 and prior 4 Jiof It gives spot 4. 11 ___ ~ Some. vice president. -. ; body. h ead for sinus relief. - and Japan. on the 4,4 .. ____ can - - - . , -. V.1 _____ or was Mra. Phil Goree. who h5s !veefltiy inOVd to flVH'dfl with her family. Greeting the can even put It around your Mra. Esther Williams, president of the Pilot Club of Sanford, was the official delegate of her club at the conventian which was attended by some ,000 women. Accompanying 1 ;to Cleveland and the canveutlon was Mrs. Bonnie R. I~ -.i k 1 - 44 . . She aucceedr Dr. Vilda Shuman of Waycross, Ga., a pedhithcn. as head of the organhzilion which tins more than 14,00(1 Members In the 4172 chubs In the t3nittd States (Including Heii). Bermuda, Canada, Eng. The wrap.around version -- - - ...-'-. Cleveland. I - -.. . I i. held it the Sheraton- land, France ' That old home remedy. the heating pad, ________ is In a new shape. . . 45th annual convention in Cleve land, - _* ____ ni an informal left Tuesday (''efl S, at the home of ng, iuiy .,.- be used comfortably anywhere at the closing session of Pilot's r 41 - . i, .', ___ ______ .. - - clod-luxuriant - - - - fringes of fur highlighted with crystal brilliants at lash line. 1. - .;.. . The smest of hon. service organizations for profeesi3nnl and executive business 11. Nw -1 . c. 'r. -•• ------ Yu havtn't aeon anyth ing WIth YOU'Ve witnessed 6111111!111__ __________ _________ A Briefs Beauty - -. -- -;c.' ;rr 11 - ' - - -:'. - - ---- ------ -- ------- -------- -- .. - ------------- - -- - -------------- -- - - - - - -I �- H- r , I . it ~1I. i - 0"" foantarb I* : By Abigail Van Buren rrnii I DEAR ADDY: I know that and Invited him and his wife where the wedding according to the book of eti- to visit us. They stayed the hebi and she said the minister 1P5 0" FRTDA, AUGUST y cafl *1. I5I$ed a hlan)t invti Now queUe the $fl s supposed th G ENERAL TENT)EWCTES: treat the girl to dinners, mov- most every week and ask If from the pulpit 'to all who k,s and in fact-everything. 1 they can come up. (We live cared to attend." Since I do You have a whole new fresh say these ruin were made to Ltag ftach and they live not attend this church I dorl9l, start to he and to have sucem ;a feel that this Jr. a proper before women wez to work in San Diego.) now and It is urged that you iz We have a one-bedroom vitatian. that and earned mmicy. Now a Chance now present to am-apt husband My sister said the apartment, so y times have changed, the rules W take your most special takmts and I give them our bedroom family Is too busy to call p should be changed. Why should a work ing worn- and we sleep on the living pie and this is the way they to ntho and let them ii: room adfa. I put the cushions are inviting folks. I Just dn't that you are willing to do what. an bank bar whole paycheck th ink I'd feel comfortable at. an the floor for my husband ___ while the man pays for everyever Is order to increase their ____ th frame of tending a wedd e girl and I sleep on in g under a in Th g'? I ones said to and to so place scope yourself th ose circumstances e v e n the sofa. who earned more than I did, like though My husband doesn't we have known the to the fore that success fol. "I have treated you quite a lowti. bit, when are you going to this arrangement, but rd feel family for years. What do you ARIES (Mar.21 to Apr. 113) take ME out tadbiner?" And just awful asking my dad and think? plan for the futuyt you more wisely now and gem add. ad prestige, more success, find LAWSON, 9;~d DEAR "7 7 'z:" 11 be nuts or something " What Is my husband fair in ajk1ng at dad's visits be cut down 7 want to attend and is th do you think'? of cat i g ON THE LEVEL we have a lot are issuing, go. You'll be as Show co-operation to allies, DEAR ON: I think you to do. welcome as every oth er gT*titude. Th en they further "CATCHING UP" bave a points A working m :1 __ I" DEAR "CATCHING:" occasionally W PLC. - ~ % _____ __________________ ____ ___________________________ ______ 11AT'S )tl1 FO Jt)STP _____ _______ ___ "\ 'F.- 1111. i'' ;- I ~i ! ' - ) t Then was nothing 'V X 71) 3 _ 0 1)4 4643 __ with South's four heart conct that a llttIt luck in -' _____ 5 1 trWUpS would not have taken e of. Be ruffed the third 1 1 WOK , if the queem Wd and__ was . .!I unhappy when East showed ______ out an thal. __ lgwft r ~_- ~ F "l : If a while 1. ,' I [ and finally deddad II and others give sup- - _ ) "''- K ___ '' I'i __ rrs "< OSJ) ('JE : . WOM*IEL 'rø A aJ .41S I I '°'." 'qj ! ' _______________________ ____ _______ gtsnrda' In the gina. Writing making they werent milling o Slid ii Ii,t) he- 'itit) whint ninny of liii eperieInm'e for her. I tlnn'P 'nqIerntand ,nut, Von about these "aa?.guarrt(' In Pst enme through with. i;s' not thin atnile hlwiti AI(I cnn didn't have to perri .ull tIsi,i, l'itr reticona whIch you neetn to feel great toncern for tsik, "Chihdhrsxi And Sodlety," ... - r' - i . Htt"I' LL _______ ________ _____ - -_ -- --- ___ 1 1 I .;' ____ ___________ - 1 ___________________ _ . !T I _1~11~ I , 1% . _. 1b LP I SLJIE ____ _. . ____ - Ililul I . t A ___________________________________ ______________ -i * .", •'.. * • I ___ MZr u mm car ______ r' lPij ___ Just about anything / i - I -- - • • - C - _____ ________ S .. •.. • -. _________________ IT'TL1RNED OUT 71 'TO BE MORE DUST THAN GOLDEN BUT W14EN W GciT .4OME AND MOM MADE Ti'L tE 'TAI'E A kl _______________ . .S .. I ________ ,\I/, .i lion is your best bet, -_-- TIZZY Kate the bound ones In placket such longaleeved GIRLS- on televisi The place mats for I would not DEAR POLLY- I have .~ r. , t. trUly like to do. Plan slip on easily. Cut a strip of DEAR POLL?- Does anyone have washed well and filled i, __ __ _ C. .•-i ; ______ _____ _____ Ii use an ordinary stainless ROSE DEAR POLL?- Recently I do much for It was of the intense impossible swelling bitio. Find new of "baby 19) Thinking th secure outlet along Feb. honored. The commentator an- Me Well Out Of A HospitaL" ' WAS SI4XKED lb E&g1ixr ____________ __ _____ ___________ ________ __________ , I (( loff~ . '• __________________ I' was dead silence. The lady did patient, but be not come furward. The cam- has a semw of humor. Raw _____ ___ ____ .4 ____ ______ ____ _ View. - Put. . • . ! 11bin' s _____ _____ group will me at Seminole at __ Z,* yCMW VVfflq 'THt NE7 ' 14, "NT! nigh He chrome or wha .ha,e-you, compeL"Wh*tyou snj said that 21) per c.mt .1 people th F will jls*ii. Thess's no your life is largely up to YOU! : --= or fuss. The g sucr m this dies, .. 11117 jet betill With S &*d CESENATICO, Italy (AP) - Forecast for your sign for Au- e ,' nuijurltj of them woman. kji'tf$4I!I15 theage(wishwedid).Youwillg fatally burned gust Is now ready. For your PO"Ibwv sit rti-umsitiii, ... find them at your notion when liquefled gas burst into copy sand yaw' blrthda te and ____ _ peci i1y ____ ___ _ áiIl,y and windy counters, _____________ ni -.(UNE LIP 11W O.P _____ ______ _ flame ___ as it was being pumped 1 . O0 to Carroll R hter ig _________ _____ RACE! .) I, ______ 440 __ ___ 33 Cost sign __ ___ 'YOLI'RE '\vu KNS Y. Ei!I R TAU( •TE 'T.ii T.iE D IT! -. YOURSEL ; ___ __ I f 22 ,, - - -3 'THEM IeJTO IT. - . _ .1 . - . • I ___ - ___________ Li. of shot 47 _________________________________________________________ ______ 32.50 pictuu o ACADIMY 1141 lIAR! ~ ___-- MADAM es-v (3 '-.----_________ ____ • IGNORING ME DESP _ TeIE FACT I I4AVE l ___ ___ WEETWO Ste Adviass se Sll Pve1sms sO i.e. " HOURS-s LW. TO P.M.. DAILY Amm" - 989 Orlando Ave. (Hi-Way 17-92 N.) 13 - 69 'a '# ___ Learn Weary HIEVIMENTI ' Large barrel 4 5 U] 9 * Il-JR ___________ _________________ JOVI / N1A. iN. 94' HQ, gup had 34 r cent Mu *l _____________ IS fl _1L1-u+ F _ _____ __ _____ tcial Solo Course r- 1-r INCIAL IVINY THURSDAY u I_r-1 - DOWN $ 75 iMountaie ____ ___ INaIicn's war 41 vesesli 4P..rOyut'i ______ ___ ___ ___ _____ _____ ____ ___ Lentil Soup (comb. form) b I1r ho Ii Dinner sea vlsloi ____ ________ ___ _ _____ 7 jtivaiojof a _____ ___ ____ ___ Kneckwur s t 7464F _________________________ ________________________ adc 89°° SPECIAL GERMAN DINNER Is I Pause 1', FLY! to 1• 52 Yeminlns name 54 (This name box Penelrstas a ___________________________ I ____________________ ______________ _______ _______________________ ____________ 30 Absolute rulois 43HeaItb resort 46 Ostiichllk bird 47 Chad So Chemical 68Lar I __ Call 644-4941 For Appointments bTTrapped ftf r - ______ Located in WINTER PARK. FLORIDA _______________ ill 110 11 J 63D..pgorgs 'S'VICE MONEY. I MARGO P,Im1s & Adviser d2Doctoii iyuSlWsg.r 43 Ckatrla 44 Step 3* Lampreys I years ______ ______ _______ _____ _________ _________ _________ _______ _______ ____ I. ___ ___ Furs ._________________ __________ sun. ed mother __ I) * __ 3$ _________________ 4 '. Fraud 35 Pigpea 45 Nina _________ of _____________ ___________ / ________________________ ______________________ ___ _______ ___ & __ __ __ tosso -1550 AVSATION PRODUCTS- Apple StruJ.l latWiOste 4 MIte Flying Seminole Ranch Culls. or .. Reservations 3 MillS 1*51 OP OIIDO __ _ DItTONA C.II i i , - NTIODUCTION PUHT S.ia d _____ 11 r_____ ___________ ____ ___ ______ ff $$s Ssu.tkatit draws $ - ___ 35 Adol.scss4 - tlitua Inii ONNIONWAY L it r 410 1111464416 ) - - -- 25 zodiac -- g . - _____ _______ _____ ____ ____ 1 $, ____________________ 6r r 28Hlgbhom. IlBeboras 10 PortraIt 32 Music 3llntsn 1 / '-c S ISV 51.50 o 6 THI MOST sokleq 2Sc oddIt.auf 26 Peel, uj.stoes 40 Lauu 48 Heavy blow 21 Meets again 263s1. of motLo Z7Au.in woi*41 Part of lobe" 49Scatters,ai hay ~ ____________ JO. ___________________________ ______________ ___________ __ ___ ______ ___ .• _ MYEDENCRIV L ___ M111 ______ •c1A(I.j A R ______ ___ 24 World tree 34 o wuuts," 1w saId, Well, is- Tomorrow: Make Yourself into an underground storage cast (The Sanford Herald), Box ____________________ -- IVMualcal note ________ ____________ A % - •_ ______ fri, _______ _____ 18&otuahalder 23Yaucet _ I (7 7 Liii. 811111y 411116111111111 VrT'AL5...rT'5 ____ % I_ the Longwood Motel. Cut the apronstringe early On Saturday the group Will that your progeny _____________________ r'4 ument 21 reel regret 32Misculse ka"W $6Paa.1o4 ____ the Gamecock Restaurant at early or there is trouble later. a MY 12[Agd 15Austere 0' BUSINESS IS 8_*SYS )T" TIME FOR LUtWi \ ____ _____ I Z ,I/ "- ople (now Istanbul). th man. flININGS un. tiir ,j iurs. 52.00 i inian the Great in Constantin ________ 111151115 City 16 Landed properly laything I, Eye chult thitiP to amm my Way leave Part Canaveral at 8 &-m- ilelf-suffictiIent and can e4preas recanti are the Silver li official a, an .&dolfo Bive _ 'or a deep sea f1shifl triP. if during day and then be Those wishing to ride over in happy lug Gloves , at home with IW the Ihaumatir et UniftruitiIo 4d t. warns women that miniskirt. 111'Si flatwart, $.welry. yu" P1*511 in Cauelberry leaving &1 "The Stars impel, they do A ;Oacl DAILY a Christian cathedral by Just I _________ Diatribe 14 Unrefined ~ _______ 5% OF NOW!iiATtNus Church of St. Sophia, built as _______ Pertaining I. ______ appelhstlos 10 an era 13 Ezpunpr LL!Ci(ILY MY PICE 2 I 1 . is the lMuculIn. 7 BUGSBUNNY ___ _______ ______ _____ _______ architecture zdlltiflC __ P' 4 ___ ___________ $ tattoos DEOdIOt 20 Conducted _____ ______ • • One of the newest, most ________________________________________ ADJACENT 70 _ COLOR World's finest example of B. Answer to Previous Puzile ______ WIN] ____ ___ I - ways ways of doing ol prettied up and amiling-but bY the QuatsUous asked by a th the emotions here an Sewbut young intern. &t one point . Optimist Club of Sou when - abs was crsstisiflsn ___ usiness Quicuy anua nner - table Co Wd bar , 4 so be sun to ee ting today at 7 p.m. &t give enough spiritual training iep li had happened. So, ye.d, "Atomic, m ______ Is very 1w- young wan, atomic!" member, tiinitig ' ___ : "MAJOR DUNDEE" the nation's radar dfena. sys tMi suddenly develops kinks. _____ ACROSS ___ CHARLTON HISTON if enemy agents and a posedly (lead scienti3t. when *Tl, %* E 1:30-6:20 ead lusies ____ ___ __________________ __________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ______________________________________________ " ' !f# e,,, "S. ____ _______ ____ _________ _________ ,US AT and Steed are not on the trail ____ 0-! ____ ____ ___ C good suspense chiller. Emma rUO CAN9 jr ________ MVlSIOii"LiICflI.OI ut toniht is a return to e VTR Art new wallet, only now I don't have any money to put In It!" ___________ _____ it1, Xy SANE CASSELIBERST _____ ______ __________ __ ___ ___ Get bookkeeping records mar, Precise. Use talents wisely, IF your cmw is .• or she, wTh e ful of Imagination and will be able - to find new and better ____ ___ _ _____ " a to say, the plots have been get tin little thin on this show, ___ _________________ __ lu'Pui1i 1 ruentator waited, and finally, Fninkeii's "ribald a amal1 voice ulsi aiir. "mrs. world of " Optimists Plan . . has gone to the lsdl& elite" reminds me of a lIttle s. It seems a rnon" _ barsome _ ____ This lady missed ____ yi dowager, when cltecing Fishing Trip (lay of glory. When in t a -od to the luncheon, ei 10- 11 p.m. ABC. The Aven- FILMED IN COLOR AND WIDUCUIN I \Z 1 1:45 L - "Father, I spent my entire week's allowance on this ) I ; __ _____- C 4:0 . - _______ I E%ECUiONER! Anyone submitting a Polly's PiSCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. nouneed her name and asked If you've ever been a P ro blem, a solution to a p 20) You are now able to get _____________________________ _____________________________ ________________________________ her to step up to the platform in a hospital, you'll appreciate blem or a favorite humemRkhng your life operating o s her story. This is a Sun 1x where she was to resilve k. _ ITkE ARGAJE I _____ ' ________________________________________________ t will receive a donar if succesdul basis and iummase _______ your bank b*lace, If yo Polly uses the item in pcgly' u get re Practical. P Line f !il I 4 AT Carol Arthur. 9 - IiyL IOU ___________________ firtancjJ - . - "You Are Love" with his wife 1134' 12:00 Smile i - slona. Music is provided as us- I ________ __________________ ___________________ 1 '/ __ 4 som fine silent-movie Imprea- /__8.q 6 4 ' Z 160a Rowan and Martin's guest is <Si ____ C __________ _____ -, ____ __ 10-11 P.M. NBC. The Dean AWA*DS! _____ ____ ANTHONY QUINN fiddling with P ___ fl ____ but Martin Surnmer Show. (Color) ______ 3: LF!Ly ___ _ NOW! HONOIRD JE AIOLJT nature. the market I ________ I the whole exchange. VTR I (9) Super Market Swsp , - MIS - IN COLOR that baby in not only playing II:lO-tJ'33 Fia. Histor News 11:30 (2) l'ars.IIse flay (6) Dick Van Dyke (9) The Dating __________________________________________ __________________________________________ -- - • . - - ------.. ___ "' HERP 5HE GET THAT rRA9ua _____ Lku ,s ',c WI, jJh A UTT .e pi'imj 7i M*1P IT * EXT BI4T'? OF CH*T' AN Y4'1 HIPS HER IPHTrT'/ If'.J J CHAT WITH *Aw1 A90. A .S Ui iw QLJ&TIOM5 AcTa1VTM A.lAS OOVRNMEWT TO hCI,PRJ&M5 A WlS* JA1)II i ewn LMJIIJI II. WITh v. i FOR ROW, PIP AVE IT M BULL DAVOk II1'FJP IflTI 1JPt AFTIR 11*511 LIII. 10 $99.? ancovu it j go _I _________ _ __ _____________ L... PP.S.HOW IUU. J.1PJWJ MIII' : ' ____ t0:41-Il;0S Space . (6) Auld%' of MabcrrY WEL. S ___________________ _______ 0:00 (3) Best of Groucho ___________ :' I VTR 9:5010:11 Humanities 111 :20 - 10.44 spanIsh 10:55 (2) N Ut.' e 11:00 (2) Morning tai V "KISSIN' COUSINS" nap. ' 10:30 () Conentrkttoh, (4) The McCoy. FAINT watchful IOM (1) I Love Lucy RIBS - at _______________________________________________________ bootees" out of soft white Or- lines is fine since this will help you to formulate plans Ion yarn. Thl has been 3 recently attended a larg. skirts and Medicare do not go blessing and now. six weeks with right Persons for Your luncheon given for a worth- well together! . I am still weari ng one- greater $Uce. Find data you while charity, where one of the Rose Franken has written a later need. Keep your appojfleflts B. D. outstanding workers was to be clever stud amusing Of a Professional .- ____ to use any of will give you a more pair _______________________________ ________________ _______ _______ as well as I so ambitious, toes would get quite my teen-age daughter knitted AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to large-sized _____ . A:, ever point gain convinces Darrin ' Sign On 1:20 Spanish NBC e Ci) Where Th. Action 1:10 (3) N.wscope ual by Frankie Randall, Judi (1) L.ave It To heaver Rolin and lAme Kazan, and (I) Sswalluse comic Dom de Luise sings w*rs-rv ca. s. 1:21-9:11 (2) H;IIb;fl. H;+ No. 2-:45 The Kravltzen give the baby Rangers 2:00 (1) Capt. Kangar o o 5:21 (2) Weather. News 1:30 (2) Today lu:" .6 TH ,SOOP iRWHY P! IF the usual coverings. My bare position for the days ahead. Be < 5D a ______________________________ _____ get their and for your am- had an operation on my loot because them _____ $11.1. ANDIRSOM some stock, whoa, instant sj. 10:00 (21 ly. Guess ____________________________ ____________________________ th UUS*Y DII. *UY1S 14 YRIDAY (6) Cypsy hose Ice Movie ___ ___ Forest CBS Sews 9:30 () I'eolIle Are I"unny 1 , (4) Time - __________ the desires of own kin and can 6:00 AImsusac Modern Woman - ' .______ SunhIn. 1:31- 1:11 j1 ROY I_.._,_.______,_,._,_________J (4 ) Unol. Walt (9) Kzercl,ie for the _______________________ 5014141 JAMES (9) 4:20 (2) MIke Douglas Show comic Adam Keefe, who does 7:30 (2) Today ____ A1 COUN ALSO 1't'4S TRY UUSIC STARS 'Ii (1) Romper Room -I (.3.OTS O'RANr'S _.tau I - ______ (' \ i1 . ______________ ' th charming people at ' twice the length of the slash, know whether meat weighs with Insta nt chocolate powder. be wi told into fourths and pin onto more or less when it is froz- She puts this in her milk car( ton at school, gives it a gc,jj dynamic. the slash. Sew a hook and eye en?-MRS. L34. DEAR POLL?When you do shake and Iti is mixed. I have CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Ii at the top of the pla cket. ll gular tack pu no more milk problems.- Jan. 20) 'You a re cognizant of ii Those large scraps of fabric not have a re left from sewing can be used er. 11 94= 1" inantha's aide of the family. Kinder II.. The Nurses 7:21 (3) Farm Iteport ___________________________ been (6) 00 I i 12:21-12:41 (9) 11111 Uera.in Show 7:04 __________ shirts. In addition to cutting essarily have to match. If each having such a hard time gel- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 A ____ Dec. 21) You can be very in- X I'" the cost, this Is more comfort- person had a different mat the ting my little girl to drink milk. ;W table. To make it, slash the effect could be quite interest- She eats a hot lunch at school genious now and should put 15C aside th e dull duties and have so I give her a pastic pill batcenter back of the shift as far ing.-POLLY wonderful time doing what Oft _____ tie, wi y's Problem Po ll a tight s th pper, to th for It to at down as ' - M nec- (2) NIM 4 rio already thinks ha sees signs (Ii Secret Storm (9) 77 Bunset Strip 4:21 (2) NBC New. (4) SunshIne Almanac 1:20 (2) Jr. College And You (4) SunrIse Semei.ter 7:00 (2) Today (1) News _________ _____ der. trays 6:14 I ______ ntinuous (I) Edge of Might P51525*? *. M. - Don't By Polly Cramer 3:30 (3) You Don't 5&j 1:01 (2) DaIly W.'rd . World (9) (lPnerai hospItal 2:21 (1) Clii News (I) Movie '' If .• i VAL 940 V& low _________________________ __________________________________________________ • - - _____ you want, provided you state • _______ alms specifically and give support to theirs. Working In tin- ' _________ 4V ,AI ___ ____ ___ hQ : 3:14 (95 ARC News I :2't (9) EIItorf1 (2"unment S I I 141M.U. ____ •• (1) how.. Party 3:1 10 (2) Another 12:00 (2) Jeopardy old, and *4w. (I) A Tim. for (Is 11:30 (2) Tonight (9) Slovle _________________ ____ L 28 ___ s Our Women (9) NeWs ___ of 2:30 (2) The Doctor 11:00 t!) N,vs .6) Niw. 'C) _____ ________ WINTH20pre AUOCIKtSS STS In a mood to ___ " 1)17. (9) ronfl4ential for III-(.0 (1) Dean Martin (9) The Itiron ____________ B _ I'M A93JLAJZ ___ _____ MELMNO F4Err24.,, ______ ____ t(tPP I ___ (2) (II f'*S%WOtd ') l'eyton l'Iei'. IN - ________________ ____________________________________________________ 3:00 (9 Iltmwttclmed ____ ICOR (Ii As The World Turni1 run That baby is only * week 9:30 (,') Mkkle I Inn',. ____ I 9.9:30 p.m. ARC. Bewitched, I :41 (2) NIIC 1.w. MovIe DUSTY GOLDEN MOUNTAINS, THE _____ ____ _______ (I) (In Talk 1:11 (2) Pocus Two ) My Thr.ø Roim _______ ____________________ _____ _______ BRD wife and .ludge'n former aecretary. (I) Arlene Datil 9:") (') 'It;uri'lay SIht YOLJD pquopty case 1:00 (2) News. Weather 1:00 (1) Den Casey Ci) rise 1)oul,Ie Mr. of GUESS murder Cit Cheyene 7:10 (2) fIanIt'l floofla (4) uu,ittn & YI'i (I) 'VhS Munhilers * H*tman _______ ___ mind is filled with new plans YOU GOT Nowelins (Pt Ilenrtt _________________ 11*1? (I) Mreh t't Tomorrow his prosecution as a political I - (9) 011.t SURE a platform, and Angie Dickinson appears an Cathy, the senator's LRISCILI4A 'S POP I TORM 7HRUSM. -SANPO1D SHOWiNG 145 4 ii .1 S I U;$fl (3, I.sI'a t'Iay Pvi.t Ofiti,. t'efore the Judge and using *:t .5 I.1?,',I,, -'orn arguing 13:44 (1j (lulidinI bight 12:41 42 411C t4.w. ____ _____ _________________ _______ ' • in ('j) h.'y.'rmn, 1:flU t2 The ltlrlsm..n . ., 'Fev.r * lIi,,mtIv-flrInkI.y _______ __________________________________ , ___ _____ - @. . ___________ sin i (4 : _____ ________ 46. ..", 1, _____ _____ _________________ ___________________ // - , I__ _____ A CARLOAD $1 rH N.ws 1321 I I () NWutttI. -- I. WELP 1. -- - 4*) tS WnII.'t rrntikIt 1 _____ I44MU4E (I) 1.ovs of Ut. 'Now" t9) AIIC r ' ________________________ ________________________________ ___________________ W -- 1014111 TM*U SAT. rhe). Jack Kelly plays Dan (allahan, an ambitious D. A. who ( ( ___ _ __ (4) To Toll The Truth , New.,;. ti ___ _____ ___ ____ ___ •______ ___ Ni& ________ __ __________ quality you possess, If you __________ thumb ti put lug shifts I found that the cost tray. Decorate with appliques, sil ver) for pulling just p,jp 1 SORRY, '. I I it to it best Use. For. or carpet tacks. Just slip aoe I NT ThOSE I, DON'T MA1E I I WE V.i)JTOLJR X AL of the zipper often amounted rickrack or other get recreation for the time 1*. P4.I5 BACK I GE \ F1.14$) I i &ooatEs &AOL from a third to a half of the hem and you have some pretty tines under the tack and rwLs '' usy at the practical I ' ' • mats. -MARThARUTH No more broken fingernails.iug. Keep b cost of the dress. ______ _____ ______ ____ NOW I --U- a place Hi de of your le, getallin or-1 ______ co as 'I'll lilt willA T r. 0. I A O& - __________ _ ___________________ nf rnsrh flit' sou ___ ___ L __ ______ _____ ________- • -- tin i(nn' 'inc CtY'r atrir A. S. Simon (Don Âme- t . thin 'rujrf tAny4- other. type nituatlon falling off a 7: 30.M p.m. ABC. Hatman. high building. "The ttitisller'n Fain. Notion." -ll p.m. CBS. The CBS wriret. hayhinga at tiler is determined to do away rnovng drama in which politkn. tim.' lrii'1. I T,ifnrt ii,intely, th,. with the dynsimir duin and ra- Justice and murder are intertitige nil tonic in at. treunenri- cord It sill tin sIlent film, anti twined. E(rem Zlmbaliat, Jr., rimnis a grind Job as idealistic • .1tuIt, f,etand Hoffman, n-inning for governor against Television Ton ite t lug - 1-1 they hantlirapper. trying to tt',ii,h Erhlin (Color) (Iterun) More funny Thuraday sight. Movien. wt'c'k, ____ ___________ J)PAA piit.'rnnl liIItIr'i ngnlli ___________________________ ____ the ace; if West trumped low Analyze each well and carry jj,jnjj Say 'profits'!" . ------ - - expression, air? "Could w. have a little happier -• _____- into a Harold gets nusphrinn. Thronfr ''hat ainnal (Itt'ruti hlc'rniiin ____ 1 ___ give ___ A Winner." ekie tO VIiIIkI' Iiarmiin a profen. in "ilc'r,nnn I'i.kn • iii P.. o.• - - ___ _____ ______ \ \. _ ___ ______ LIBRA ____ - -. I 't& 1w TM ''E PATEr1 HT,JT. rn _________________________ __ th is play better than the one i I South tried? Because South __ and South went up with dum- a," had given 'himself "M am of _______ clubs and threw West In with my's Jagjc ljnfortzinately for chance to drop a doubleton South's plans East produced . queen of diamonds. the king sit trumps. their time explaining ro 'he frigid briven that. th ey .'er' So they didn't. Ii'e in rnist'imI1', I - X * & q/tb JRa'hE __________________ ___ ___ - iv boy I 1AZSOR _____________________ / _____ ONE ___________ Apart from success why was bring into tilt! -ininy thint hc, given biriti to tier baby their ne,ial er,nqs,et. Thhfa ed wifhori. The young hraven didn't rsnn,iici lnvs'r.bciva nlilc' to get in lmiplitseqn anti hurt. Your nem'ennitated the entahilnhment rik Ff. tmnt1v throw ex tantrums he i'nt going to of what pvhfatrit rage at the n"siv with anything, . OUR WAY HE F" ME `___" ~ 04 - ! _ ~~7 I 1, **111 I . .. - ___ dummy 'would t*CrrUff with hwy nuemI - icihie for the 1 :rs we are on tsf a prnh1m of fe not 'onfu4. TI- Ay crie'.0 e Illegal I,nby a 'runny reapnnalhfity. f,lke aetly where they tOO1 'Itb tha atnllltm' laria t going fri relieve monte ae the girl of her pregilaney. It many of our bnv, theft yon?h maidena who kept n the pqihq fl ,,yq t'nrn. hin iii pi.'.'u thsc',siqeiveq an I mM)1(., ,., ______________ I __________________ AND _____ _____ G A BES I ARE HES ENOUG4 PAW COLILD YOLJ tytOtaktOfltOOhe$yalosd yourself, ________ SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. 21) You are able to accomplish NIWUpII'*I Eaterprise Aumi. to dress UP your television steel fork (they are stronger a great deal with that MarDEAR POLLY- When mak trays. Cut * piece the size of I and do not bend as easily as C j wr m&r Ck r &LiE PA.tJTrwELL,I c''.J'Tsr:E ruff and West's trump trick pl ea an ally of long standing ' 00 . would have been smothered. and se ____ get togeth er on all ideas ____________________________________________________________________________ If West trumPell with the try for an end play In dia- w inouda. Be cashed dummy's _______________ I - " ,,, , , • MU'E cLLn.Jur _ _______________________ --_ -- spade or club. South would Plan to do whatever will truly I to _______ ____ ''•• would have been In with the ly ethical, however. queen and forced to lead a VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) ____ J clever dummy would discard. Be thought things over for I 11'., 4 u -'- OUT P, and continued with his ace, tic leanings can meet with axkIng stud small diamond. East cellent results, also. Be high- .. 2, 24 ______ .~ ) I % __ _____ -. rl. (irt 1W i.e., / ___ ii1i - I ______ • Q108 40752 OMM' Insmpllm'aq anti qhnu,Iti lie rc' ____ Port you need but you must - Son I reviews should have run off the clulm cat best 11111111111, \ 6 . - .,,, 11 find I,A%YitFt4t1: M11. _____ the coiit*ct. Instead of cub- associates respect you more lug the ace of trumps he wise, but be very gracious to Z ble - 1, -: - ,. J Lawrence Muriel ha 0 N ____ 1P 6 4AQJ Neither of hearts for a finesse. Be continued with the Jack after ft i • , , plaInt about bad luck but he LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) could and should have inside I Doing those things that make QJ 1092 ' , Lk - ,~ ) .' 1~ South made the usual com. you imt, excellent mults. • AK3 spade lead and led the queen 4 •-.- ____ V, N!1~ b gracious in accepting it, a)the queen and South hat) to so their suggestjour, Show that you hsive fine principles. Then lose * diamond trick, just play ,me+j NOETH about the most unusual one 732 inth kltafplays IV A84 It Is so unusual that most of ' 62 4K 108 the time a player with a EAST chance to make It tries some WEST 4A K 54 41008 other play Instead. - '.h 4 MOON CHILDREN (June Your Ideas are very It / : /n tnn tk' nntiiing shistt. IP,c, hurt tr1 sr,el her nrphnerlhe te!k ts 'hit !n.!S'n'I- gr wnntd n tit hat to 4e whn ,ntlnsu in hnhy. Yc't yn'i vc,Itr iigppsirt ninny fit thc'ui will Itis tlniitq'sI isv flow wild nntq in nny field thnt fiend for prr$e'Pn aMnt nnd mother had £n nnv thi' uncInrtI nf ni fhc' ,Icutl,1 Arri qic'3 nf linarkui t,inkeq iIeif I1Necih1e. That hurt mm a mal. maturity that th1 "a •.vhnt h \vrte1. t,int,,II$v Itn tt1nei1 not "fl"' fl(rV "a gen'ti,IJv e. dfltmflflt qtsllItni k our fir.'V'fIt r"niI$v. nhnuii li'iw ihpqc' vininit n lnfn mirea of the eer' tt' not gMtig to help girls p'mied. sit ft s .c' tn c,w wilti smt wisik' *e .',n?e4 "ho The Sin's fndian were a mu 'd for giri iitIq Ihiev tunke prettflntih (Pfld' bit ii, tie qo angry at It. fit" In To mnll tue boy who tnther an lion tlme more retItfc then So the young SiAn hi'e '.vr hnve tit )n'nr their l,nhic'I I I!\H 'hIIsIr..n WRFORMA050 I /,, 22 to July 21) i ______ 4. \ 4Jr'if -1 _ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 14 _____ . II 7) ,.L" i I __ out where be was living two is having a church wedding, by's booklet, "Bow to Write more successful, Dress in fine and - ________ --__ My sister aftends the church loe'tws for All Occasins." _____________________ months apt so I called him Jocoby i ."- 7 FM A FIVE-00 14-ARRAISE!- ". fridgQ __ .. I i. 'IOU SHOuLD SE HW ______ On ft ___ 4K - 1410, ____________________________ _____ _______ ______ - - izco6y N46 '" VARY j &)2 ____ ____________ ____________________________________ ______________________ ____ _____________ :, "(' 40. 111 j _______ •' I \ l. j "• 'i ... 6) E3 9.4 - - P5 w' 7 A',cytit 1. tr nit1 Vr$I (fl1brflh1i1 I u I, , -' ____ i.~', 1ttT \ At TAURUS (Apr. 28 to may W ( I "treat" a man who has en- had better reshuffle your val. BILL, 20) Your Intuitive faculties are CONFIDENTIAL comfort TO Your husband's tertained her. She could sug- ties. gest a picnic and provide the Is more Important than the WHO LINES A FEW: Stay off working very well today and the sauce. It's difficult to stay you can ameliorate conditions comfor t of a lather who dligoodies. i_ most ln. single when you're seeing around you appreciably. Initiappsared irn the Or surprise him with ticdouble, site a better modus operandi. poria*yearsof your life, and katz to some special enterBe more co-operative instead f stepmother whom you owe tainment. Or invite him to a -. . 0.0 '1.3J Problems Write to Abby, Insisting that others do as you dinner, Or imit him a sweat- nothing. MY If you want to "catch up," Bm 99700, Los Angeles, Cal. wish solely. . And the 'wise ones do. 1st them ut a motel f their 10099. For a personal reply, GEMD (May 21 . rb.leq DEAR ADDY: My parents vlatti, and you and your bus. Inclase a stamped, sell-ad 21) Doing some favor for friends will assist them to get ___ were dicorced when I was band sleep in your bedroom dressed envelope, L''''5 where you belong, started on some project that live, and I lived with my Bate to write letters? Send may thr until I was married seemed difficult in Z SV DEAR ABBY: The daugh- $1 to Abby, Box 99700, Los the put. Belng more social last year. I hadn't seen my i \ \ J ,'%. of t Of Jou)5 father in 2 years, Angeles, Cal. 10060, for Ab minded can make your life far 17 1T.' r:r: i your ambitions. You guest. BY - __ \1CXJ.E fEk' zr-c nr-1'r i'flt.\' Mj') I Pfl F LL'F " 7r-F:. -ru rQr',Z Q. •fl% 'JPL' ' & ,@ ch n should M fl'071 Oi $4', I .1 : _____ wom an E - UM,VMWAP;. ci'io "F IU¼. ___ _______ TMOSE t'~,im ft You can o. SIDEG LANCES F..'F\ OTHEft!N&__ ETEbAi ____ 416W 57P YOU TC - __ "7 7 7" IN OUR ROARI)IN( ('r,iAr i M Forecast sleep that way. llo 1 Horoscope 2AA" her answer was, "you must stepmother to 4 16 Annst --- . - ..--,s.i i' -- -- - •--. - -.... ..... -- . . - - -•• . L ._____ .... - _________ ________ -. .. -__-..- __ I - '1 - ----------- - - I I I I - - ..w I �S S.., . S. S I 14 . - ' 5. S S --. S 5 • 5 1 50 _ I r I Commercials, I P it - 1 si 1911% Onp S D.A. CHURCH .TPW VACATIOI4 1LI1J.1S( - 41- - Augu Odd Y S AUG. I 2 I t '? - k.v-* ~ _r-.0 . . 11-'- ' IL' 6.3C94 A J ,1'4- 41 - I #I I I ... . - 1. - . . ~ ,-A_ .11 . .. I ,)_, 1; * . .1 I _5 5 - .5 . %, - EXTENI GVELCOME U - children of the -arm tr) attend the VRcatinn Bible School being leld at Forest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Churdb Aug. 1-12 are (left to right) Eugene Baldwin, Instructor-, Janice Miller, Bonnie 3loon, Darlene Greene, Stoven Nñhle, Clifford Doherty, and Ar-. - S ____________ S f•5 S JL ... ,S S , . -- - . S -- 'ih - S 1. . S.;4,I S -5 7 7- so classified as -A IEANECK, Provided he Rom to school full I time and his grades are øatjpfactory. Selective Service lots e or A young man reaching IS Thu 14-through-26 group, un- , yeart. is required to register I The lluuIP . - .ii AUAIAYS FIRST Elder lames Hamrick, pastor of their church. Markers may be ordered members of the club. (HeraldPhoto) from -- C j i S - U 0 ... a .•- ). .;. 11 S _1 S ' ~ .,&; 0 K11111 I -I - - "t S C, . S 1. , I I our ith exclusive Netion-Wide) caftan ti 74 children in the six weeks pr-school orienprogram at Altamonte Springs School. ThoHe in Mrs. Beth Miller's THERE are tation 13 C ioe b 5 wear! Elasta..fi+ Sanforix.d)°'bottom . .. . . ....... 1.71 Pillow Case.. 42" x 36" ............ 2 for .$3c jnp. flat _ W"fff twb 72" z 101" _ _ 55 - Pencele' percale y I sheets end cases. All perfect! All Full BI" ____ _______ ________ 85 1 08" flat at -. S Pillow cases, 42" x 38" .......... 2 for 1.05hh1! - d ... N -' -- - ,, - - - ---S t's S ' • PENCALE S S V. I - - - • 5, S S ' "i ? L ~".:,~0::.14: 4I5SI.S - - --- I :\ . . 5..4Sd5'5 . i' 4. S I S 'S . Z_ 2M_,~ ~ 1_ ._~' 31-ft . -C *.-..,o .X row left to right, Michael Jones, Sabrino Terebo, Michael Turner, Ted looper, Bhondai Argentine, Terry Fuller, Peter Webb, Anita Stanaland, Molly McGinnis, Terry Bracewell, buck row, Carol Lee Anderson, Sandy Cook, Kenny Plante, Ken Wiggins, Alias] Connery, Frances McGinnis, Beverly Warner, Greg Prager, and Quintin Lynch. (Herald Photo) ' OF 'i . .. , SP.CId buy! pláds or our I CHOICE PC Il _;_ fr, $5 S- ftU or -- ' S Donna teS 818-3317 N.I4k OTlsfldO S MISS MARLENE Sherrod' is shown with her class cO1IsiPting ol' front raw: Lori Gram. Charlme Elmriey, Cheryl Magnur, Billy Wathun, Kelly Cunners, Ricky rsh. Evelyn B,ainey, Lynne Hatnlett, back row, Yvonne Stewart, Bobin Biebel, Xttnt Brown, Chris Smith, Jeff McFadden, shar. _____ - - •. :- .. - •JS . " S Cradle ,our head in buoyant lat.x for cool, at. lergy - ft.. Sleeping comfort! " i PPDrDJ whi&# c0flion ficking, CHARGE ff buy! Iw'ai w' 0 M 4 -9 MR " I ,'-~i,,,. 14 Foreign .....'...fwd V~0 e 0 WW lqqww IN 9 Pome thru Sat 7 r Rut don't read a speech. my nerves?" i'ite flt)t your And it yn Yes, there are many trun• the th qiiillilng drugs, but it is fool- r"murks in fill, en tear take to .1 I :7 calm ~.5 1 up .. ; i. 0 . . ---•-.-- - ------•-- the wastebasket before tou cals! For the cure of stage fright i-% '16 the meeting. herwlse. you will keep trynever found In a bottle or pill ing t remember what was on Furthermore, stage fright is Pane 2 or Pate 1 Instead of .vatching your (X Save your Jokes for the News Commentary 1 • - - ..11 I.4h to h1do tw.hind .qurh e.hemi_; -,vritti-n 4peech An t row it n - Quick Way To 1 • As or tile first of this week, mill Ili world (!nliitnlq ranging w;ir has not. twen deClAred - I I stead of the start. for- Quotes Par the audience cviii watch intently the fIrst mmOil Sept. 29. 065. North Viet Americans an prisoners or tile to Moscow and Cairo. world is not uutes. any.viv. till it SlIPS you f4tim ruifl?ierl the International hut I dareaay the North Vietnamese, Including 45 As far hanoi, there Is Sf)eCii' (omrr,itt' of the Red Cross In abort of problems to discuss. up, in it is foolish to waste -Pme Minister Wilson of humor then. airmen. Among the hitter may liition the threat Is a form of Genevt that It. would treat ca Rrlt*in, enmmertinZ on his Savrn your jokes n win hark be ninny more now listed as political prc'ssujre which the turNl Ameriran rillols as war missing. North VietriameRe regime is Criminals. It arcused the United ing in its attent i on! The airmen now are threa- seeking to bring on the Johnson StJuU's ri? deliberately I'xmhing (1 Forget the mike. Sn54eptihIlIt7 to most dinfelled by hanoi with trial as administration In advance of hosiiitals, schools and other the United States listed 62 ?rOfuI Washington and IMIUIcUI no fed agenda. 'eon We ) war criminals. mese action, accounts for In- the Geneva convention in 1957, dimmed the values of human Douglas is holding to his tense activitly by United Na- but contends that the rules do life in both North and South 3 of this dog was offering $500 Deltons Mrs. Mildred Haney 615631 Enterprise Ritchie H 3ISI1 Oite.a Mrs. Clarence Snyder 321-4841 Oviedo Miss Rutb Davidsom tied by majority rule. issue. Says one party veteran: if he keeps awake to check kind of a town meeting be "Chuck has got t come up those big airplanes that pass called In Osteen with real. with something kind of new . .. directly over his house every dents and fox hunters pre. I don't know, maybe, maybe it's few minutes of the night or is vent to discuss the matter The killing of the dog is a matter for the law. 'l'h' question of whether the residents are disturbed by the hunting Is one which Now an to the unrest of the killed the fox houndL May we suggest that some headway with the Viet Nam spokesman, I would like to know the weather. He isn't gaining It possible that he tills some and come to some kind of an s fast as earlier." personal greivanee with some agreement? This constant exchange of ________ Percy has laid down the broad of th e fox hunters. - ___ As to the damage the dogs bitter comments via the Letcharge of U.S. "overcommit. ment at home and abroad," has could do, I will assure you that term to the Editor column is proposed an Asian conference if It Is proven that anyone of nut gaining any concrete so(74t Onufarb ii-iPm1b without American participation, a fox hunter's dogs have done lutlon for either side. If the majority of the reshas blasted the President's Viet any kind of damage to anyone, Sanford Herald Page 1A Aug. 4, 1966 Nam utterances as lacking can- the owner of this dog will dents of the area are being WALTER A. (IIELOW, EDITOR AND I'VMLI$UItR disturbed and annoyed by der and credibility, There is no gladly pay for tiatiuige. WRACK VOLTOLINE. Cta'aiaU.a U.a.ral Masag., sure sign any of this has made YM.ED VAN PELT RODENT ALEXANDER This spokesman said that the fox hunting, as their Managing Editor Advertising Director a real dent. there had been ducks anti chick- spokesman says, then It ent* DORIS WLL6MS ROY GREEN Despite the doubt., friends of en. eaten. It. is commonly the foxhunters should move Society Editor Advertising Manager IJOTTIE AUSTIN Percy Insist he has some good known that a fox thrives. on on to aaoth.r area. JANIIG SUOEMA$tIGg City Editor Business Manager an the other hand, ammunition on Viet Nam and ducks and chicken. it it is 1• ____________________ JUDY WELLS YMED WELLS County Editor will fir. It when It counts most sible for him to get them. If Mechaidoal Supt. SAM STANLEY MILL VINCENT -af te r Labor Day. you good folks wil l contact your Staff Photographer 4 , dsaag• sad., the law. . S - S S ___ 41 , '. ,1 1 - 1 r F. .m.ay A. All FLOWUS 2221 $,avW. Ave. LORAFAX 4M8ER FREE DIUYUY 1224516 - . - - ,, f - ,qlr.%.e .0 11 - / 1W - can be settlt4l by the ptople. ~ 1x2 means I column by 2 inch.'. Too small for an ad to b. noticed or .ff.ctiv.? Your. reading this on.i _ -- _________ More families s tocItng to us r the best in Mottsag. loan htv real doing. Two LocaIloss To S.n. You odw UNUILS INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE 06L - MdU OIIiis - 114 N. Park Avo. 312 W. FIRST ST. Dial 3224331 Downtown Sanford 321-1342 SSC4CIAT1 - 2 kM QIlISS OEM I SANFOID PLAZA ! 322-11"I Ing from a different angle. - __ S - - ~:V! ). I, ii S F S - J .. : . I Neither side appears con- wildlife officer he will tell you CARRA WAY & McKIBBIN No part at any material, news or advertising of this edlitos The Sanford Herald way be r.vrudueed In any manner without• they were a center of "buck- thing, If .ee,iis that It hi' t'oUkI lash" sentiment Ili 1964, that keep soule alivelal inai%,itluals or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered so would seem to represent some out, he might seu thiu (ox huntIstristlag os The U.s-aid'. copyright and will be held liable for LiD ZWetk, Debwiib Muhring, J. Clyde MJ1Ub1UCk. and Darrell Wagner. brand new Buseh Stadium. for the arrest and conviction of may not be the decisive camI would like to explain to paign Issue so many Democrat- good folks that when a fox race this dog killer. I will add an- let their dogs run wherever Is on It Is not in people's yard other $50 to this $500 if this they choose. Ic lawmakers fear It is. Infringement on th e rights Curiously, some Influential as the spokesman for the Os- killer is found and convicted. E. E. Avrett of others by either side Is Repubicans seem much con- teen area would have put in Sanford, Florida un d e mocratic and un-neigh.. cerned today that the Douglas the (news) papers, but in the Ed. Note: The reward ofburly but the traditional way prayer might be answered, rough and tough part. of the of settling arguments Is by Even though Percy Is thought woods as the fox uses the ad- fered Is for INFORMATION calm and reasonable discusneck and neck with him, vantage of rough going to keep leading to th e arrest and C0fl to viction of th e person who slim where the issue Is setold GOP hands question wheth- In advance of the dogs. ~ S FLORIST Successors to o and invite the hunters to - er he has made any serious . I . I :.,,,,., . - GRAPEVIlILE Coercion, after all, merely captures man. Freedom captiyates him. -Secretary of Den.fense Rob- 1 ed by the chase let them saY 5 South Viet Nam effort to 20c. Zounds' ! To Hounds'! exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed groundwork with Chicago's contact you folks (resitlunts of In this saw.psp.r. heavy Negro population and O.teen) and not up a couple of Estored es second class matter October 31, 1913 at the Poet Offici with such ethic group. a. the nights in the week to run fox, .f Sanford, YIorida, under the Act of Congress of March 1, 1537• I'oles and Lithuanian., Since but he will not agree to ltiiY - on to of presiding at our n oon lunch- f Yu o got yoir 5C'Ofl4 point uftør you've finished vlth the eons. S The Herald is a tn&inber of tho Assoclatod Press which Is entltl*4 persuaded lie In laying good and I huve tried to got Iflin to I,.' a 26" a 6k" size. A to S Published daily except Saturday, Sunday and Christmas; publihed vinced, In the summertime back. that if we did not keep the Saturday preceding Christmas. stretch, that inflation is a pivot, foxes and wild cats run out the SVMSCM.IPTJON RATES sI issue, either, Many politicians woods would become on infestHome Delivery lie Week mention high employment as a ad with these animals that you My Nail SEMINOLE COUNTY ALL UE* 310 Week $.00 1 Year $11.60 1 Year MAJ crucial offset which tends to could not have any chickens or blunt the Impact of higher ducks. 1.00 $ Months 1.76 • Months 3.60 S Month. 3.00 1 Month, prices. Personal Income is good, I have had two length y talks 1.00 1 Month i.00 I Month U L Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid Percy may Indeed need strong with your spokesman about this to advanci momentum. But his aides are fox hunting In the Osteun area I - S - $654993 Sport. Editor - Curt up toasty warm sl.epng corn. ffj piz& • rayon/nylon thermal plaid at r.yon/acryflc Sup.rnap A sol4. 'Lf.Life nylon 1wound - - pilows! Say.! - -: so _ aui -' . - latex b.d blanlist buys! 5' 11~ ta - R.s3s.sf foam fantous Ss1,sru 5 S5 S 11 S IS a PC M Km Magyme Petenes "84834 '~ J "' ~ S am ace1i,aintoi tr'mhlin It's nice. It holds th e heat Now there was a fox dog kill- most of the residents do not very well. S. bombings of North \'let Ed itor, Herald: In behalf of the fox hunters: ad in the Osteen area and as mind the noise of the hunt -C*y Stengel, while coachNam oil depots are naturally ing All-Star game in plus One of the best and least of this date, I do not know the and have not been disturbread with a quickened pulse In io degree temperatur'i in killer, I see where the owner I the senator's headquarters. His harmful sports In the world Mrs. Frances Wester 8224219 Lake Monro. Mr., H. L. Johnston 322-4722 _ lw ou LO 1 I . If managers are praying the war fox-hunting. 55 1 A Chuluota Mrs. Lisa Bakes 365.5193 S •S. •• VVIW~ slows 111W 4 Sc Lake Mary 818-1 941 - _ ".1~_. ,,, I 'i MRS. NELL MURII.AT is shown with her group of pre-schuolera, Front ' Bear Lake-Forost City Mrs. Jobs Leoss It ;" 5 Geneva Mrs. Jo.. E. Methicus 349-5205 M 3w Casselberry ... t ___ MV'' "." S " ~;,.- S . In 4X P, .. , - - S .k.ti, 1 •' a ias" __ 6.34 uh.., "a 75" $O" ,.. 684 ____ 55 f 7; hi UI hi w ___ .S S 0. ____ __ ___ .,.,- I 55;555 __ :,.... % ; ___ 42's 45" ..... 2 .r '1u84 S -S - J ____ P11mw ____ S 5 5S S fr 5S5 - - I IN SPECIAL SS! _ 5. -- I • S-S - 17 S.- " 11 1. 4 PERCALES Altsaoat. Spriag. Mrs. Julia Burto. 838.1318 Mrs. Maryaaa HUes US 3178 C$lSSIbmJ It - I a' u .. , '!~t'. ..."A t, IS I National polls showing over- Herald Area Correspondents ' ?.flt S.sf.rI.d® _______ _____ bns.n ±t r (2i Make A Wnrd-ollflin#t " niafl rir4 to rover the Items 'The f.11'* in't ts'1ie' I iri t von viqh to mention. m, hut i tHy era acknowledge something else do not have the faintest notion early plan or having young tions Secretary General Thant not apply In this war because Viet Nam. - that th e senator's age, 74, how the war Issue will settle Stevenson, presently a state Is a prime factor In a match out In this campaign. To the representative, campaign vir- with an energetic Percy just extent, however, that lingering tually arm in ann with him going up on 47. Percy does not voter unhappiness is translata- throughout Illinois in Septem________________________________________________________________ raise the Issue. He does not hie In the polling booth on Nov. bet' and Oc tober. The senator's combed I.. I '' ' citizen."-Act$ handq, so hold don't know how to lOOk' I death about standing In front I hark. M Letter To Editor -t 5 N41 _____ (Herald Photo) ________ S a Key Illinois politicians are senator (Dirkien.) In their candor, Douglas back- quick to say privately that they Full 11 PMCALE- Jean Coyle, Kuren Marcus. Lyndu Shulur, Lon O'Steen, 11 14 was born times abit with R lot of men Anti have ~ the ... .. in feel Political Notebook . :11) PeLter, Juanie McClellan, Beth Collins; third row, Gordon Lofgren, Betty tLIICI Kent StOpJ)elI(J. I Alit raco the November elections. buildirign twaring the tied Crovq, PRAPs it were a 15 if telephone, and exercise Is certam for e fitneSS There remains the possibility The diplomatic activity touchThe L.nsi.d Stites denied th the engineer will the universal psnaca. adjust cd off by (he Hanoi threat and the North Victiunamese really cirU' and asked the Red ly not * -f)rs. Jose Montero and Ken - power. in obvious misreading at the mean it. Cross to Investigate. likely American reaction ex- A war crime usually is tieBy coincidence or not the rieth Smyth, in the .hmrnxul Keep the microphone no high. of Association for Physieal ; or than your neck, so your face ceeds that which followed fined as a crime such as genl- North Vietnamese charges CHICAGO (NEA) - What- have to. .risible to the cmwd. S. Douglas In in danger. American borribing of Commu- cide Nazi Germany's murder of rame jtj%t three days after the and Xpntal Rehahilitatinn. 1 is entirely , thereby helping them "hear" In his campaign forays, Dougever their differences, DemoAt the moment, Douglas peo. nist oil depots at Hanoi antI six million Jews, maltreatment Communist Viet Cong executed not wholly huof I didn't buy an7thinK for via the lip movements. Is war prisoners or any atrocity two Amt-rican prisoners In re. cratic Sen. Paul Douglas and las generally exhibits his char- ple are finding their comfort Haiphong and Most of us are subconscious committed during manitarian. a war. prisal for the execution of three my father. It's hard to shop his R e p u b Ii c a a challenger, acteristic vigor on the platform in poll samplings which they hail lipreaders of a sort, so keep It seems probable that even International conventions re- convicted terrorists in South for a man like th at who Charles Percy, can agree on one or at the plant gates. But one your face clearly exposed. everything, thing risbt now. Each man's top Democrat says the senator say now show him just *bout Moscow, (lesplte Its official garding treatment of war pri• Viet Nam. (5) Take advantage of afl as private polls show the two ad- occasionally looks pretty the President, after public speaking appartunitim the word to Ilanol that the trial as worked out In meetings at; the reprisal .-;laying.% as "murter of a shopping tour in Spain so teach a Sunday School class of Americans on any such The Hague In 1899 and 1907 and der" and a violation of the GenThe troublesome Viet Nam urhs; in the pre 50 In their battle for the U.S. during which she bought or lead a Soy Scout Troop, eta. sence on the trumped up charges could be further clarified at Geneva In eva accords. issue may add to the shakiness ticket of that new Senate. vote-MAX, the quick way to annihilation. to college you pay tuition 1949. The U. S. and South Viet Nam gifts for her mother and slitNo firmer underscoring is of Douglas' position. - He is nei, state state treasurer canfor such speaking 69W miuds. Although aimed specifically also declared they were abiding Within tile Viet kfam conflict ter. needed for the Douglas èamp's strong, unabashed supporter of didate Adlal Stevenson III, in don't avoid them. and always has lurked the dangc at protection of civilian popula- by the "humanitarian prinown candid judgment that the President Johnson's policies, And send for my booklet ou t of World War III, and this, plus tions, the Geneva meeting also ciples" of the 19l9 Geneva acToo much bombing, too much senator's bid for a fourth term Thus he is vulnerable to the dis- In what they hope is a at the tough U. S. warning of the outlawed the taking of hostages cords. misery. no future-that is why ..How to Make an Interesting to or reprisal action. la by far his roughest test By contents of both the hawks and Illinois custom of choosing one "disastrous consequences" The unfortunate truth Is that the Viet Cong rally to our sitie. Speech." enclosing a tong comparison, all his other cam- the doves. Democrat and one Republican follow any such North Vietna- North Viet Nam adhered to years of brutal civil war have -i.e Quang' Dien, director of stamped, return envelope, plus , iiieir crisPY smooThneu end Ian; X as mi- citizenship for a large sum." Paul 581(1, '13tit ineheon servfre men' 'Rt , oven 1, " "Although 14 The trlbtiiie answered, "I bought this the undressed . vl"YbdY hsi StA 7,-45A Fr a nk P.. ne1 (I) i thoiih the latt er are not o Crane," he pwlgan f Bruce Biossat -- Ray Cromley participating clujis .include front row, left to right, Bobby Clark. Valerie I Jeanette Walker, Jeanine Walker, Pam Kidwell, Gail Parchesco, Kim Brugman, Mike Young, Ellen Cornish; second row, Cheryl Jordan, Jill 0 .1 "Or. new 101 never hal)I)en. Thought For Today disappear entirely. paign outings were a breeze. - , %O . fashion changes, even vicariously, you ren. I VMM ftb 7r a IN" amewth Sfsd3 CAP and don1t, worry may as well face 22:28. 0 0 it that while the ladies can shorten skirts ad infinitum, they can lengthen Liberty is the most contagious force them only so much. And If you know In the world.-Chief Justice Earl War- - - er,: lg!~dl I the in- Now husbands, you ___ NAT10N=W1DEg IOIP. WS.Fmg cotteR IRislins. 133 cnt.* • I - ______________ rkfty lile were, mhown Ili it nornifil mituntlon, S probable. ____ ½ * ' ovdbimeo 11 h or Now, these oddballs must. l)tl selling things look look, this has to be regarded _____ k ~,_, I I ,ii..ji 11 . is grab know only so much won't be enough. An I d qstor*~ S Loncr Look To Future ____ . ~.W i. I 01-f , , #I k pnmpv'ri hrrh nn' brain. p, elwmleaf ttUlr fallow Il,. snu'fiu' p'vhnin- thI helping tiq think h ___________________________________________________________________________________ prices! C ç %mix tIer what would happen If normal pen. What 8110UM) 1111111VII? UJ I reduced 11 i,f tM i in a erii. i Fitr tiviring femr, rAir hosirt So I MwMal for an hogin"Prit. - t S What she should do ............... rlm Last chance at IsM.. gratefully agrees to ise the miracle d1!. doing normal thhigs In a normal way. tergent: the sneerer is selling! Rut. let.' not worry about it. The way rint plainly. Make cbecks payable to The Associated Press) . 3 of tk4' mthn4 f,j1 ffl urin that ve will think ttr k frvrlfla4 hy he mfsold p4Im at Iftø tht'& the tifl whr the kid junqs n from the breakfast to _ t a big fat., sog- What haj)pens 4" The weary WAS1101- , QUAUTY fig finders, Cheryl Bates and Barburn Doherty abriw marker belonging to J ought Prediction: I .. J PATE1Th'DERS of the Forest Luke Seventh Day Adventists are making and selling house markers as a money raining project. Two of 'the Pa I 1mm 1111C C1. Worry 6'.,,... I - tion on a SFCONl).1tATF wash 1" 1 te nnellll,,111111111 I S.S. C 0 lond . And Of COtIVP little housewife is wearily lugging 07666 , - _____ 1. ,I t fl' first-rate heel ever this huge load of wet.wnsh 06 nn off- the prodtict or they wonidn't, be doing ramera, loudniouth yells, "Conarnhila. the c(ininietvinlii. 11tit .You have to won. -. t idi i'nt what, ______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____ wt'ttøt, that's wi th pinlit old soap, Then there's the scene where the tir- about the envitleml 5 - t. thi s It w$tti of sonti. von ' of course, it's to 5 ' 11- Crrine' ttouNct1 learns of the year. I 1 ? J uh should 1, Dr. like the waffle, Harry?4 fable with him bAmPbNlI "litt find bolfill And Ilarry snys. 1180WIM Why oitt. of flip houme In join him linlm. Anti can't you make 'en like my mother a snoopy character conies from nod(V,.q ?" where And yellim 1-01wonell Pot fit 11'r In the $o the wife goes iiieoldy to harry's kid's nioihrn', 'hie didn't. brush his th,i waffle st'rt, (\Ve ie.n-e.e-e.th I" mom anti W0111 reveal it. hery beenlise that, would And the mother nbJectly apologizes be telling,) to this lmttlnskl and nssiii'Ps him they You know lvliitt OUGHT to halilien do time him brntid of tootImnste when. I $ Selective Service figures It with a. snon as pøibIe. i~ N. J. t fligmouth - Uftft - !I Would ~ I : S / Onl~ ni Mr, 8J) get $0tr, men, to help the economy. The short, short skirt is not for long. other millions deferred or c- or ]-A-() may be called, Ermiosed is Send me ...... "t3. 1. Guides" einpted. And enjoy yourselves while you can, Wh'? First cm the order of cull art In this "qualified" category "delinqunt"-those Because fashions never stand still. girlwntchers. who have the local hoards decide whether i NAME • ................................... I ... I (this means 3-A and ]-A-O, the failed to perform some of (Hut YOU know, fellows, it'll be kind The' must change, If for no other rca• their he is really working at his latter being conacientinu oh- draft litv duties. good for our morale of 'than that it' s fun to have to guess a little again, ADDIESS ......................................son educti or just using Jectors available for nonAfter that coma: keep out of the service. (radu. CITY & STATE • • ••• • •• • •••• I butent service) about 1. ml)And there's really no direction for Volunteers for in duction ate students can be deferred on today's skirt to go but down-unless, lion were on hand at the start thosu' under 10 who want to get the husi of "national health, - - L -- - - - - - - r . N! I . - 101 40'1, eludes millions over tht' 113.t.2F first. If the available pool of thdot eligible for deferment year age group now being men h&on 2f is cxhnut.ed. trntfl graduation from collage, S -- . TO ___________________________________________________________________ ou tIeiion pop1. 1ntret ng? t)tlitvt fin. nunl? Odd? Weird? pook'? Take the on w here th wife witfully asks her husband "how do you "1 thur *Ttamer. Rom an 1) a.m. to noon Monday through Ftiday thnt 0.1 terst-ing 11 ft - ft hnRrtl (thPT1 the r it.rsniL-. .i ii At the npe of 26, of *eh U) ninrrieij or married after Aug. with hip io m' whoristtici. t, i one Ili niwwt every ornrnit pnt 26, 1P. Retti'i & 1ie the or hove t*et sitn in the The 2$-thrnuhh veor nId. iintl the NdIIP UsUS11Y flPPN within .qprvirr Iftw fanys. The Ink1kimurn ,, Navy, 31arinm In telephont , direct-orfes) regular Arm, The 718~#_. to 10 vour olds. amps Is. nr Air Forev - or National t to draft u nf Ive dity . r, aft-or he hoc penalty for ViAllitiAn of pro,%i- t) Those 'not subjee* 15 "t of the 1 Guard ° hide TUPT Registration Is easy. You make less reclasqifled 0.1 n.nnA fine or'hath. The othei- four did lint serve whn have stirontly tinne their a personal appearance at 'YoUr in Prison n,r,. Th.fense Sec'ret.ar have been reprinted In 11 heenuse that failed to meot I)i n;IlIt.uri sprvic.. itrnilwr of lO('nl hOUYd and the registrar An'i fins out S. booklet which may he nhtii)n. fens I)opnrtment a iirth and NeNsinmra told re, questions $45k$ To)wrt units. cnnaInnt.inus ad through this newspaper. mental, Physical or moral rrntr- ipetors, rertain students, men forms. press mirly in IMS: The flUthor ha long henn gorics, were dtf(rred A Than is required U 'notify draft with eertiiTn essential nc''upn We enot 1ok for.'srd U Tated a foremost military boards or exempted by law. tions, aliens. cartmin offiefoils, hit; board of chiin" In address; disrontinunnet, of the drnf( news writer in Wa-4hingtnii.) Smilertive Rervices Ritys; It M6 mininters and diviultv students, within 10 days sifter it ocrors. % the rnming dreade imless B ELTON FAY tht monthly preonhi- the phIrally and mentally unA draft registrant has the changing world conditions P1 'What are the adds on you nantity with single man who tire fit, and those ton Old for oar- right--and it is; used often-tb through 2F years old. The v. it. apai his classification. The lar Threes snhsthntiall finding yourself hi military uii_ '°°"' form either because you ve prrirpil What are the chtinmos of Pence the level w i.b b J draf ted because you Volu. top of the list. Corps; and VISTA m hers be- - registran t within it) days after "Preqsnry since the beginning ,4el"tive Service It fit 'mailed him by bit, local of the Korosin war." after a glance over your shouh the more likely h Is to he de. shies -away from a categorical hoard. His employer also 4 ((Inpyright, IMF Assoc-inted der at the draft board ? the employer previntimferred or exempted 'for ,various answer hilt says uppPal If . local hoards ;1~1 Selosetive, fServire headquitr- rennnns. 1' can rivr them "necupatinnul" li had requested deferment for Press) ~ ters has hi ItS files SOniC Statis. Th average age fat being deferments, though this does tics which give ii (tiUti. -' - tIiftptl is slightly over 20 years not -preclude later callup for i At the beginning of 19t3f). and may increase somewhat In the draft. ~ more than 81 million men Were coming months. Student deferments have been roatstered, with over ilo,oim It's possible to draft R MRT1 in enntr v V a more being added each month. lnutweii the .ges of 2t and demonstrations protesting the This big -tota l, of course, in- with the youngest being culled Viet Nn war. The law ake : I ra RUI. rMUI fltfl i T'TOR' NOTE: This nrtfrk' t the ffrat th ii itri. that - tells what every ynun main should know about hit; prospects for servire in the RTfl1d forces. With much AC). ditinual detail, the articles 11()(1I. ~ ` Ch a n ce s I n The D o ur thing World - 5 5 5 -, -S $55 •5%PS,S .55 -- -S 5 S - 5 -- -------------- - S - - ________________________________ - -' ._S.S.,SS_ . i -4-----__________ - _-1-- S\ .. _ 4 __________________ ____ _______________________ ------- - 55 - S S• - - - ' - S--S. ------- -------------- S -- - - -- -- --- -- - S 1 .. .. SS• __,,, , '' -(•t wS -r4Jhi 'tl - _5 0 .I,---- .;-I I . .5 �p 44I - - - ___ ________________________ -4 -00-1— .. I - -_ - - - "__-.___- - - - - - - - . . at 1 - . - -- - ___________________-- - - LUJI4P**S U - 1Ø 11 MU1ftJJ ow4r - - V - - - . t. IXI'--4,''.,, . , . . .. I.' ". , t :-, ;t t,,- "t"',- ,'11Z.'. A".~ -.,..w.0'. 41,Jq.4 ,.L',A~A . - , .., , -.0_1"_ ,~#,,i .~l C., ,-. * ,"' I iV ai, ._.ti," ,~_.$,r .," ..,,~ ~ ". -.;-,. .. %,1i_. ,. I , ~4.4'. t~i~,v,~_ , .'10, . ~ -~,4.- 4, .,, ''I ~. ._ 1. ..- i-~~ ,_ 1 q ' i - . ': 11% ~_ I -' . . A IIflfl . .* 1.,,*, 6'' ~,..,~ .. . 1" I , V.I1 . .- .1 . .-:. I 1 1 I I . ,. .t '' '. ~1, - . 1. . I has virraft lined tip such pros the Sanford,-ISominole Junior The locker rooms, the pro: lake hole on the back nine) has I as pole CAloper of Sorenta, J. Chamber of Commerce and the r-bap and driving range have sill been lengthened from 430 Yards Tilerald Sports Editor been spruced up over the past to 4fi0 and Is now a par five A purse of $4,000 will go to C Goosie of Largo. SIITh UZI?- City of Sanford year and a newpractice green thstend of a par four the t'fl pros In the first Mayfair ve of ,TnckconvlIl Al Lopez , has been added. aInng with open in in years, club Ownpt .1r. and A] Lnpaz Sr. Of Miami the Central Fl or mont can be obtained &t the transplanted tees. ida some Whelehel announced Wedflub Pagan of West Palm Bench prnvnl of Mike '4?Ct)lfl and state offfcc of th e The eOi1re ha'. nlo been Maa1r or h writing Mike nesdas and )4111 Girard of Sarasota changed from it par 71 to A wh0chel, Post Office Tie. J, The 54-hole. medal play tour- I ,,I)avr Ragan of Orlando will PGA (the Sanford. nammit will he staged on the he in the area at the time," A buffet dinner Friday night par 72. The No. 12 hole__ - __--... mm~ Alayfair Country Club course an say-, Todd, "and will prnhilhly And a drinee and cocktail party , - -----Saturday night will he staged Sept 23, 24, 2.5 and will attract enter the tournament." most Of Florida's best profess-, While the pros will he stiont. at 11!it Mayfair for ti lanai and amateur golfers. Dig for the cash awards, a long players and officials. Whelchel gild his club pro "First place will be worth at list of prizes will be provided Bob Cooke have 7nade many least MOO." said Whelchel. Gro- for the top amateurs. I ver Todd. former pro at Nlay. Thn tournament will be co. improvements In 1he Mayfair fair before Wheichel took over spo'isored b the Seminol e course since taking over a year is the tournament director and! County Chamber of Commerce, ago. ~ TAKE THAT VACATION One of the big projecLs, re. , planting and reshaping the ), TRIP ON TIRES ThAT I , ,greens on the front nine, is AT' 'I All CERTIFIED SAN V I15=7 most completed. Shut down f r ) AT Ica M.P.H.1 the past two months, the front 11 !nine will he reopened an Sept. . .. i ~', , and is expected to 1he in tip~ _~~, OUNLOPS GIVE YOU AN 1 top shape for the tournament. , !, I I "I 11 EXTRA SAFETY MAN~ W11 olchel bar, also just com. pleted a vast weed killing pro: U GIN AT SPEEDS YOU Quality Mobile Barnes ad- Deland No 2 and OCZlhl ram over the entire NORMALLY A oh hh .. . - - _________ Ii.1 — . - . ...A . -.." . L ~ -.--. .... - . :" .'. 'I , --,_ -, :- 4-1~ , . . r- I . 4kA . . ., I- . I,.,,, - i .. . . . . - 'W.HELCHEL (LEFT) AND BOB COOKE CHECK NINTH GREEN 0 . .Front Nine At Mayfair 'Will Reopen Sept. 1 fmdj=b llrruM Pave 2A — Aug. 4, 1966 . ., . . .. ; Waoldq. - Green Bay 7 . . I I ill, V I 11I I ~ 1! .. . I II Quinella ' it Iu'nn C1 ,qs'c . • .0 "I~ r ' .I 1, I '. I . ), I , f . I V rI 1, I ,it .{• - CROBERTS TIRES 405 W. T. 322-0651 COMPLETE FRONT Ii?. $ -- Mw obstacift thme iman have overcam to .hold these big ence. Just like the two field gigantic. With the closing of the navy base being goals b' Bob Jencks that Ambounmd, a lot of the Jet IA&nes' business seem destined to end. nudged the callegians to their i .1 I , , last victory In the series-20'17 !r the Packers, in 19G3. New Look At MaYfair The football classic In Soldier But ci' Splitaki just kept on plugging his establishment, pro.. Field will be televised by ABC mating new Ideas, refinishing the lanes, got himself elected starting at 10 p.m., EDT. and yfesident of the state 'bowling proprietors and now has topped the expected arena crowd is 65. things off with title big September tournament. 000. The pros hold a 21-9-1 edge Whelebel's hurdles were even larger. He took over a course in the rivalry. The Packers rule that was run down from lack of care over the past decade. a 13-lFi point favorite. wafl't a stop on the PGA tournament to ur, the Mayfair almost Danny Anderson of Texas Tech und Jim Crahnwk c liii fit for the weekend golfer. been signed by I Put Mike has Irone to work. He purpoiiely lost a lot Of I nois. who front nine Pa cke r s for summer by closing this business mouths to completely replant and reshape the first nine greens. ly more than *900.000, are On Sept. 1, the front nine Will 13C Open tigUitl and theft it uniong thu All-Stars' big guns. I gets its real test at the first At 3, fair Open zinc(- 11166). . I We're sure the Mayfair will pass ItF text and onve ittrall, I I 11 4 a 4 I I Legal Notice 11 . modernlodgmgfacilltieravailubkmSunord. Is CIIAI.C141fl ?O. 10101 Aguin, our huts go off to Whelchel and Spolidii. . Yinrida corporation ve ok and • ch, theme over their shoulders to see if anyone else its trying to keep up. %,.. I I 7. EAV MG. uoutt* ii.' AL, ... ..'~. I ~_1011 !- I , - R noam c~ I&INosD T I -q v 1 #- 'I I a V ,d V I f 0 Plaintiff. M. € & #.. .. Hemitiolt County. Florida, and 0 WMSW Son IWW fAY Moo” 0 DAIMM NOW 00cyl 0 COUM C • PSNUIIY 0 M 2 ." WAAR $ -180%r4m AbIlMINSM, — C"NommMRW Fri 4qathsof1ybacktoTesai ,~ ..../. Vill No i KY. boul"W • P" F: 0 .%K: !.%I: a 1 • • I 'a. _____ Te"M SVWT I IIAIJ YEARS 1J OLD of HICKORY _____ July. 190G. ~0,"W 1 `- `_ ', ~ ABCIWN %BMW Lovim 34 01 5 Ac Aug. ( 08010601111110awwww'" Tiffm A ~~ WV New York at California Washington at Kansas City j, - o 11 A Boston at. Rvlinnespta, N -i . Baltimore at Cleveland, N ~ I wwwwwo~_ Only games scheduled : • ew11033s- V Friday's Games Chicago at California N Minnesota at Kansas City N Boston at Detroit, N Ifs twi-night Washington at Baltimore N - $ • • f cn~iwadn_tw . stoe"It SSS $& -. MOzyituY w DuW Take Months ntha to Pay! ___ _______________________________________________________ rlWrf= AT 100 ALRIEL V! - ___________ ' t , - _________ . 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I ~ W86 SEMINOLE ,".'. ...,, :ilk Florida 322-0244 SA1UIDAY T$L 4 - - i i., , 9 ----- - ___ ~~ 17 r?. . ~ "ff 2*1 11 *Newplabtichrr* 4.di.v s.d.. equip. 29 ~ / 'I. , £ddIUOU$I hIII's $IiI IA 4? - . 9 " 9 ". 6"I $10011111 ow 111" 111111, MIS PM ow I . -. ""Mig -,.- #1 I r~ t,tP,-,'.^-: - OL I V________._._._____ ; J, ' I . f_V ,___VVV F% .. "I .-. ow &-in_1W .ZLL#1~ U Tires Mounted& yW BRANDY — 5 STAR - dtkbd I . - AK DUN Or AU 349 I I I .11I . I L I I, !i l . - ;:- . amom""Im "Mo -r'- pho = 4ztm 30durzin ad IM& ta'. 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SAO a:];It_Rt&1a $- ... RETREA')S . v, INLY V * 4 CANADIAN g - 2 at. __________ _____________ _____ LKmill-I ' -, ITMIU. $1 M. 200— SON CUUMM 111:0L 00. lA&_AA OT. C • TREA C 1-I- Now tim tread rubber sium .0 mw ram*= ati& RIG. 11.1115-% or OOI KY waND 0 ANWAM 0 W" PM Nu Gum Arthur H. Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Alartim T. Vilden. V. C. , 5 0, - — me.4AS JUJACIr ' Aw $1.Sq ~IRITA Xr "M my - __ NO Kodn=y sum Errol, luun s TEQUILA 111.111 ____ In OU sum Clark of this Circuit Court. Sew. 'sialt Coutity. Flurlda. tWo 12th Open luu. been set for Greens- Publish Jul buru, C., next March 210-April I a P1 ____ OPM . LN 59h W --- F ) 1, D „,, ,, DESST _o__ . i 11 3 Philadel.....58 49 .542 5½ Cleveland ... 55 49 .520 14 1 St. Louis ... s.s 51 .514 8 California ... 56 50 .528 14 .. Cincinnati ... 53 53 .500 10 Minnesota 54 52 .509 16 I WORTH ITS WEIGHT in gold is this bass caught Houston ..... 49 57 .462 14 Chicago .....52 55 .480 181,'2 Tuesday by 11-year-old LeRoy Hill of 99 Cassel- Atlanta ..... 49 57 .462 14 New York ... 48 57 .457 21's brewer Court. The 11/2 pound bass carried a Schlitz New York ... 47 58 .448 15% Washington 49 62 .441 23'Chicago ..... 33 72 .314 291h Kansas City . 46 59 .438 231,13 tag that is worth $25. Hill caught the bass in Lake Wednesday's Results Boston ......45 64 .413 261 2 Monroe using worms and a cane pole. Atlanta 2, Chicago 0 Wednesday's Results San Francisco 11, New York 1 DetroIt 3.3, Chicago 1.6 Cleveland 9, Baltimore 6 Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 7. Houston 6 Washington 4, Kansas City 3 Minnesota 7, Boston 2 Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 1. 16 LONDON (AP)-World heavy- ports of my training back to Innings New York 9, Caliornla 0 - I - )l . _____ VILU I W. 5 CONTCONNI -. - I.1 626 44 '505 1 Pittsburgh Los Angeles . 60 44 .577 2 ' 4 18 SALE! HARVEY'S 96 PROOF FANCW . _______ . C11, , " .I.P, ;,,;,-I . _____ !, . Pct. J, " - . *oiiI 1 0M moon - wo . . ____________ /f,' ' CIS DAK 10 YR. IMP. M 1.l i4_ ; 1, 1 goo — or CACA— VALw279 MAN 1116 FMENTHE CNAMPAGNE . 249 I INLN I YR. STL DOURMN 1111110b"llm &W mvt I VA 434WIA d Ab~ STNAWW WMMIS ~~ -~'J 4 a SEA I 1:6 I 121IM&IN , M *90"M a? 11111 MUM Od CAW.1111111111~ Do 11111um C~ 61.95 CASt 38 sma. 040 at Coomk Mack ftdium Mm. day night, wUl semain in St. & . . M000IJIN @An= PLO" MOON DAVID WINE" 011111111" 1.5999sol , City recreation dhvcWr Jim Jernigan was oil Itand at the publisheci In Tito Sanford Her*Not to premint, the trophy and partake of tile food. Seminole County. Flarl". onoe Joseph'. Boapltal liars until p 86* SIM. Mass. ________________________________________________ * To the winners go the spolls, and the Knightis of Columbus WAIU), '124 Park Avenue South. softball team was just recently dined in style by the lucul WthtarJark.?io?lO.a.Attorner. Nr plaintiff in tlat above action. in-ganleation. on or before the 15th day of T~w Knichts have won the City Church "gue for tile August liptic, else a Ijecree Pro you. IT is oItpi!n that this be S1f, they won the second bell and the playoffs for the title. U1 t 6 YR. SIR. KY. - 17.92 SON= KY. M. IMP INGIJIII 01W • W. VOTG 1 S0A 47" c" ~ IMPOIT9 CIRAPIII .. e't cops thereof upon JOHN V. IiA1?1, o Uu. firm of dAL), # (CITY LIMITS) ..ON[ VULL 01.1"a By ARMATK 911~10" 1h1 _!*__"_V 1" a A epokesman for the Astrus fielder Jim Wy=, said Wynn appareidly will be im ml sim dwbmw fib Uft eftw out fw be red of Um "&son a d1. I the & EM ..P4VCFt! 1 i '16010 It131 1 to] 11 ,I N le -i a Va. " 0 STIt. KY- SaMSON J tuted suit ugattirl you In the Wynn Probably Out For Year ; AU .; _? *0 w 'T&"t. ...-- P AMERICAN LEAGUE G. B. W. L. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B Clay now weighs 205, just '.' Louis "Spectators are banned from over three pounds heavier than i)L. L iS N York ow until fight time." Clay told when he stopped British heavy- Atlanta at Philadelphia, N Cincinnati at PitLiburgh. N newsmem weight champion Henry CoopSan Francisco at Chicago "Them are too many spies er In the sixth round of their hers, spies sending films and re- London title fight May 21. Los Angeles at Houston, N ioiico Aq! 1% NOBODY, MMMONODY WNISUT POR UMS THAN ABC AVOID HIGH RESORT PRICES ABC '' 1.119111" — . 1. Reason for the secrecy: Spies, 3 9T . COGNAC V circuit Court ot the Ninth Judi. have this winter lit The biggest problem Blythe cii Circuit, and lot- Semi nole bounding. Hut biggest man us Weston, a &.J transfer runt out o County natur• of . I'1oriiju; * foreclose ca rstate tain t. I!flCUiflbrI Asked if he picked up any pointers at theStetson Clinic ove from Kentucky's great Adolph Rupp, who took it aniull team naid property bving altuated and 1,catod In Hemluolv CoUnty. within a game of un unbeaten season Inst year, 11hythe replied, "Tsp. Be told me all they had to do was hit the basket, move the of you ii,rc hereby requtr.d to hell and be aggreaswe on defense" theCircuit Court and for A Night For The Knights N01111 Of way Saft%rd & Orlando . I DAJOUSI IACARDI BEEMAN TATF_ Defendants. on rr. or KITI'!' While the baseball pennant races are ready to begin the 'i'o ltOHflltT E rr1, ]tealdcucc unknown, stretch drive, and foutbull season is right upon U, we got a call from bluck Blythe the other day and lie wanted to tull: .11ALT DEESIAN TATE, lasketbull. avid to any and all other Blythe hais just wrapped up a summer buBlietball proMini partier claiminiz any right. title and/or Interemi In and at tile Seminole High and the dedicated Kentucky-native iii very omptimistic about the Somlnoløs' possibilities this winter. property it, wit: Lot . Ifloek J. TANG LE"We have some kids that really want to )slay basketball," WOOD. Section .say& Blythe, who in trying his dartideist to brit aim recorded in Plitt Boalt 10. to Seminole High. Puirt U. Publir Records of Blythe hud opeciul praise for Frank Whighum, Billy Higgill. Beminalu County. Florida. Y0U ARE 11EVEPT NOTIbothant. John Weston, Bobby Lundquint, Lunuti, Oxford, Rov FIED that tile plaintiff', WEPT Dunn, Buddy Stumpf, Mike Ferrell, Syd Lloyd, Bob Powell und PARK 110ML8, INC., 11"A instiBruce McKlbbiti. t Major League Standings says Clay. . . . IDED KY. 60. am. REG. 5.29 - 43.76 CASE . — - - . ass. $S975 7.10 $ 3 5725A HENNESSY ING. $4.99 $4188 C" a.sm.ar.ssi. RIG. 8.29 MAS ADM A 100 Pip Old Itar" . baa banned the public from his The former British heavy- San Francisco at New York N fbW workout for his title weight champion said he expect. Houston at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, N ?1g) Saturday with Britain's ed to U the . his b Atlanta at Chicago Brian London. fighting weight of 198 pounds Ofl Cincinnati at St. Louis, N ' RAGIAM'S BOURBON Iteplut. I A C REG. 4.60 Um ftIbL"" ~ weight champion Cassius Clay Brian London." ISSII IWRVI ARC VODIA . I Highway MA10147 KIMUCKY to tlic I _____ppn CHOICE 1Jh'Ha'ql..4Ip 11ryUNMORE s I 0 % MV= I -ClaySpectatorc COM1T W e Llotxm wwosvy . ', - BELLOWS 4 I I Stm' Imp. k.tó 111~1111 STR. KY. BOURBON OUAK- J - don't want tlint goory rep- Ilay. . w :C NJUG& Us MAP.SCOTCH SORDON 9' DRY GiN I 104L . ___ uour 0 . . . 10 LOW W-V V11 . I ______________________ . __________- ________________________ $31.71 - VA New i966 WraparAround era guard Mike Tabor from ins vits a troubled pitcher. lie was Angeles And defensive back the clubhouse comedian - And Sam Montgomery froin Green Ills won-loRt record wa,4 04. , '#4 ISLAND . 9""q. ., " ,, 11"' ".%.'~,, I I •: . I I 0. V11111M RUN M.4.60 M. $ " 437 CASK rJ' V B131he And Basketball I KOM : 1 Next yeut, these howling and golf tournuments should be THE NUNT111 JUDICIAL (31111l_ fielp (1,171T. IN AND FOR HEMMOLE I eve bigger. The now motal on the lakefront ir. I attract morr. entries, because now there are reully no toll-lintell, Cot- N7,ve MAMMA. I ABC iusuu.as n are ' . V 4N , HWY 1742 & ONORA 323.1 632 END IAIRS - , 11 , 4: : tackle. Ills bird-calls were a big lilt and rookies Martin Kahn, it I squeaking barn tackle. and guard Kent Fran- too- Anti Always was Indenintid. bill door cl. .qco. The Fnlcons clainied on w niv. tile strapping Baltimore native , STA" . 0 I II . J, ..-I'r, , J ~ N., , .- - . '' I ! : I ' I,. • T , 1-i ! I ''I .f. I .I i n _i- ,,, ~, 1!~ V., 1 '4,-!.'.,...1. i __________________________________________________________________________________________ t, : FARRELL'S s AND THEY COST NO MORE -tl DA dot itIa J _____ shock troops the College All round Vwthrt Tuesditt night, S mu-final action qinted The object in this form of het-' Stars plan an infantry attack will try for a semi-final berth ' Frida y night and the final ting is to pick the first two against the Green Bay Packers thiiight by taking Ott Th!l4Ifld gitflu ii cii tap Sutorday eve- horses regardless whether thv Tournaments Two Bi No. I at 7:80 p.m. ning. Both the wlmipr and run- finish 1-2 or 2-1. Friday night. Quality Mohile Honies' . ,next iner-up of the sub-district will But not even the pros have Rats off to Mike Whelchel and John Spolski. The 11167 Musters golf tournitThne two county sportsmen are the first in a Inn; time been ven., successul on the pame will 1w Friday night advance tn the District. meet next wpek in Starke. ment has been set for April 6-9. I I Seminole County's prime locatinn and are ground against the Packers. the RVIlinat the winner of tonigh ~ , *D take advantace of National Football League cham- — , .nini their facilities to the best talent available. The only way to attract the best in sports — whether it he plans. and the running strength may prove to little green stuff in the air. of the All Call or bowling — is to wave attempt. it, everyone will be just diversionary he sosut spreads quickly and before you know Short passes by Alabama's b sk1i tracks to Sanford. SpoIski, with his 20-alley Jet Lanes all slicked up and ready Steve Sloan, Missouri's ft go, bw staged a men's handicapped doubles tournument over Lane and Tulan's Bill Anderson, , the four w.skend.a in September, and the lucky winning team the nation's leading aerialist last season, may, provide the will poukat $750. Wka]ch.l. the Sanford native who returned to buy the ?,lay- main tonic or the upset wanted fair course that his father once owned, has slated the Mayfair by head Coach .lohfl Sauer. 1111111111111111111111i And. too, anything past tilig Open an SopL 211-26, a?id S50f) will Co to the winner of be field goal $6 PROOF SLEND "°°' 'laND Bath Spoiskl and Wheichul expect to attract the best bow- range for side - foot kicker respectively In the gate, and commitments Charles Gogolnk of Princeton. ~ Sam RT OLD His boots could make a differi's already started pouring In. PROW my I... M. . BOURBON . I J* " .../ ~ i of Play I hall tournament in Ormond ! the first innitir last nirlit, but - 11 I i Reach Wednesday night, but i then saw Leesburg take it 4-8 had to come from behind three lend, then l'ried 5-4 and 7-( leads, different times before stopping ~ Quality took the Tend to ATLAN"nC CITY, N. J. (AP) Flandy Andy's of Leesburg, 16- ~ .4ul-,., f;-.:, 7. sixth inninr und wrapped tried as an experiment at the The Sanford All-Stars, who I ~ thingv, up with Peven runs in Atlantic! City thoroughbred race I (Mceptional runners ready aslwultzpd to a 21-7 opening , the stiventh. meeting that opens Manday.1 ,. 7 4 I sounds," says the owner. am RO' t' Pnq f and Ofl Ready For . fit To Ga'i9n Sem'ILF'I'nals AlInStars ~ I j Quality Scores, __ so tsit _______ - . Mu i wins bosweu is tiii imi tat i n g itcH _____ _________ , ' -, ems, nml p?rveI '.Ith (:11k!r "Innng the open 1npteRlnn still )reflk up hI Theft he himer k1 CIev'1mnd past the hitter urn Vorhrm iin,,rr.4 By ASSOCIATED rRFss The pair ndned the pro Ju,genen antI 13k k 9lsier Mlnneq,,ln 11 tpnmtnnteq, but (lie I Tom Matte wall all but fore- coaching delint of mo Graham the Itedskimt. Twilis, fillilly t1l"n lot (1pnil qptl P (Im-10111q. RollInT, 9 I nn .qnn Frnrirkrn wnlinped New fn!4nn And 'ly in the ninth inning of the first Ilrodle wnn (lie mnn of tile (111%, n hout filet new net -IllI ppr. 4111fln 1. lin.q bepti 114 Ofire flipm York 11-1. PIffqbiir9h trippod ed Into retirement as A pro. aft they led flip Collit to A I fl1' inrI cIr'cldf'(j Rno PnwI1 and another by tassional quarterback Vednea. eriishIn 3•0 ehfl,itinn Ietrny hour for (tic' 49c'vs when he end snntin Sandy Kntifn. cwc'lI tu,q wrin iii si fir' IJrirjc'tq :ineinrrnti pair duel h'twocn winner Mickey Ro bi n rn ed a ('n u't'k holdout niiti 'hItci day night and ,Tobn flrodle oer WnhlngInn 1e1ni' a Hnwli fired a fniu-nhhtc'r tirt I{t cif hin twin twr ,f t,,j IIIIi In 10; *merged from his self-imposed out 45.05 that inou(im rrest- r(i it contract *rppoi fnwrd, Ken Rirv'4 homer i $750,000 for four years. *ynff, leaving the Baltimore dent Johnson. for lila seventh ttnlghit Vi(1IIIy 5utIv' r'nrn.'d run nveri'• AtantH tlnnkr'rI (hfr,gn to 31. the ninth and ivn r.pped •hø top Pinch hitter )lrlc Neri 4t1er Unitas, shinting no ill giccis The 10 enr Nl4 eIerniis, and iuhled 10 Irlkr'uiihq in iil Colta and San Francisco I Ifl lq far uprrJc,r tn hl 70 looking foinvard hopefully to from a knee Injury surrered who led flip lengur Twit year III American Lengite lend nq flip kvell',; 3.00 trint-k. btif flie Min 110SWPIl. %06 had pitched A John ROTmInO r!Iterc'(i a the National Football bengue last season, threw for two most passing departments. '" battered (lie Rc'cl Six 12. firc'lniIIrr tvIhl takr' the' titic' tiifrr iitfainst. flaltlmnr in hrakinIt a 2-2 tie Anti prrpal1in fivo-riin niithtir.o. in the -ighth Wilson. touchdown,% And .set, lip Another reported lit INIny rently to Junip The 21-yenrold pitelillig I)rofl- 00m. let; 11flY w11V hp r"If g0 Ills prp~11roliq C;tArt I;Iqt Saffirtlay. the Renatrfr,t pn,.;t the Athlotle,q. 'rank IIn'.varri de1iver1 the nnin of the nightcap with a Matte, a halfback, forced In- score with his Losses. in the American Football IIPO igy tins been the A11'a ntiswer flu-in. i'iivr' tsp empty homers o the signni-cAlling spot late Then Cuoz7o took over Anti gue for $7.50,000 before (lie mer.riern. last season when Injuries side- threw 34 yards to Willie llieh • ger of the two leagues killed louis left-hander, over the pasu don't c'nre if Ii's 9 8, 8 or I fl. lion 1)'rnr'ic'r linied first Johnny Unitas and ardatin for another score As the deni. IIf1ct%vpll'q III sfrikemitq fig.9inrt fill thp WAY. I Iwo montlis - And he's netiinll.v then Gary Cuozzo ,a-Rs on the the Colts built a, 35-0 linirtline Ili the AFL, veteran tackle f steps nllPnfl nI 1110, l(vil Sox Inuren-,rd hl.c; .qrnThe Twiwt wrapped tip the 1 SPE C IALS Eldon Dnnetilinupr of Denver sidelines Wednesday night its lead. i tame w h a our run utt In Dodger The defense completely stop suffered a broken arm alter tic' Unitas and Cuovo returned to I E ON 100 IRAMDS Before Junei, how ever. dris .ift strikeouts, Is the only p1kb the fifth Inning Fan Ftattey i action. ped it trimmed-down Sonny returning from retirement nnd well'a major contributlonot it) er III I I flip iniflipret mipwi rpr film. rnppinst thf- rally with A two. guard John Nisby will be lost Wi night, nm rlrnjhlr'. 11111 1171011-Ft g11, •Utt!tWb brralh Aug. 4, 1966 — l'nge :1A to the Oakland Raiders because tim Twins were his Y Il;;. of a torn cord Ili Ills right bee]. imitations of the Animal And bIrd kingdomR. "Come on, Iloq- five ganip litliql4n by Irimining, Opq and belted A hnme-r its the ---'7. ~I: I.,.. Ix 4. 11. feed tile chicken% for us," Ctilihirnin 110 on MO S( .1 0 J~.~'- '' ". . A ,..;. 1 .. l"Intider Jim Evans while tile ARCA01 FACKA011 STOR11 i 1%volilffer: flit FIVP tennininte would voillmnlid. IIIY 1 f , 01' ~ " , Cleveland 111rowns dropped half11 '', ~. . I, .. , ', '. I and tile young rililit-liander 1111111 Infliaw; ovi-runnip 11,11 ; Slottivrrivrp, n(sw 16 12, Wrkry' . J,, .~.J.' I . 41 back .Innfle Caleb. SANFORD . I. 11,I 4.!, ,.~ , - : ;i ;,,:,, -).J. ', C, 310 1. FIRST valn before limfirt, Itionis P.1; for if 9 (; virtfir %Tsitifle iind Rtwer 'Marl-; ea(h , . prote. st lit 4 The Atlantn Falcons cut loose j, , 7ALUS STAMPS WE GIVE ir_oP I_:- I ,I~'. ,.'I ,. ,~F._. % ., j " ~ P (Itlq(ltlg off Ills chickvii-feeditigt (,%-(,I- Ilip lo-m,nif- Ivn(I1,r-;. Wash~ (1rw;(- in two rtini. new, I 1, C Matte s Career As QB I ,7 By SAM STAWLn . " Finish uozzo nitas, , I But It's Koufax Now, Not Chickens __ - • • Aee,e . . . 1 11, I T 11 ivwyialr upe n iO iiiu i P • ioriaa s I op ioIT I roTeSsu0flaIS . ,;,~l I Z, .. .v '.1. .11, • ii p,uuu I '. I II - �) .. - . I . -. _____________ _____ ______ .I I _______________ I, _______----.-'. __________________________ - ... -. -- 1. , -..... . -_ - - , _... - - ., .4 - . - - •.. - . ..... .- _.... .1 -I .....--;_-~ftl, II . __ _____ I 19 ft" ______ .- . L.. ~ . -. -. ------- -- -- -- Al ____________ \. 4 1 l;e 110 Page 4A rraa 9flc - Aug. 4,1966 13 I- tf Hold Your Own Sale With Herald 15 Canoes Produced JA" CASSELBEURT s. I •., . Looking For A 2nd Car Youll Find IT HERE! Weekly ______________ -ia. rr- . ' 1Lt & Found _ 23-. .Pahit.hg _____ 50. MIsc. For S4. Rea' EMIRC 71. Mule Help Wuntid Si1e ______ _____________________ - Manufacturing ______ Com- j()j'' of the IMeat tndue. ?flIflktIIr( ' Penne,'e r4tblR tag. r f •., 'b ' Filson Painting .APrHsX. I a-tea f'tnntee on ('leongha Ave. With School parking lot. $F8fl0. Terms. *22-aIDS, Sule _____________________ Service 'n very. - 1'014 ________________ 9, I ,. i~I~ , _. t - FHA - -' - "' .. 4,' IL Herald 1 322.2611 Stemper Agency . - : ___ __ - .1 11 -; li It ___ c. - , 4 - G ROW H Richard's Tree Svc. $ Know - Legal Notice - , ___ _____ the Legal Notice . • li A. L - it . Legal Notice - 4 * - Legal Notice DB.1un I /Seevice.' ' 1 I -. 0 4 - ' I ai. _______ It , ____ dq a out 'b d 3 BDRM. HOUSE, living room & kitchen $85. SOS Myrtle Ave. 225-06$5. tVO1I11 lift F. tpv •r.ds IS h p. Stotor In W F1 M4 e'on4. lot- 34 or Pu P. mr,?n', ('ill .1-1 107 S p. to. ~:ft -- I : ,. . AT$200MORE \1OLIS\\T.A.(3ENS '63 GALAXIE 500 XL 2 Door hardtop coupe, fully equipped bucket seats. Blue & a beauty $1495 , ! 1 _____ ~~ I I I i. __--" 115. Autos -For ' -,'-. - -' eisa!veve' n1e _______________________________ - COMPARE _ - . 'rT 'Eli-I Hnqlstet 1*41 'I I"l)flO 2.1)1'., mc,hid so RVUA1II,T, I ,,wner $45 '; lusilfar, Coil lit sharp isc " If'( 5. )t-,, rlC5fl $431 '7 Vt'.' 5eqfl $105. 'r,s IrWt,, (',,nv, 1110. 'Sit (115V. ti, W. 194. 555 Pt1'4'', "nv. 1545. '55 Vt'.' leclqfl $$95. 'tin %'%VF'isn 'it'S PlTMt1Tlf 4 t')t. ' 'i'v 4 Or. 1124S. ELLINOR ELLINOR Volkswagen 321 644-9014 Il-Nuns) Wanted 54. -a%'fl(15 I is--insurance All-Suhoois & in,t.tet1o* 70-Employment Cerviess ?I-Male Help Wanted '-I'smaie Help Wanted 3-Male or Female Help -8ale. Help Wanted 77 -$ituitinh. Wanted 77-A---Situation Waitted Students 11-Income Property $2- Husinsia Prop-Sits 113--Real Estate Wasted $4-Real Estate Sate 37.-flusineas IL.nt..1. o-tjot. For 11-Farms-UrOvei 3-Acreage 51-linus.. For Sale 6-hIoumu--Sale or aani 17-house For kent 5$-Heal Estate Exchange too-Resort Rental. 101-Trallsr.-C$bansa 102-Mobil. Homes-Sal. 11,13-MobIl. Homes-Rest 04-TraIler Spao-KSnt ,06-Traitst Lots-Bats 06.-ApartmeutI !°t- Real Los-Rooms For sisni 31-Exterminators $IS4I 112-ht.ntsl Agents 4$-Plants .- Feeds 112-Wanted To Reel so-Misc. For Sale it1-Autos for Ka.e 51-Articles. For Rent 11$-Autos--Salb or Trade 3"Rwip tar Exchange l$-Trucks For Sale D2-Wafl'sd To Buy 126-AUlurnutivS Service -Furniuur. For Sal. I '1 ___ ._. .7 J P -ji' Central Florida Mobile Homes - 1. 1 - - It Pays ToMme The If rald Want Ad I')7 t'flSTIA,', 2 I"fl'it harahttip, l'/S, IVH, *'ittush.' Iraq,,.. sti's. lb. *22.45*-u. --- .. tsi:i' ('Alt IriNANCfr1 at Unit!4tts flank will save you ,n',,aer, ia',n't ta misled by "ithialt hate 14'inanclng." Call 13-1-1776 aii'l compare our pay- AUTO GLASS S INSTALLED SENI<ARII< (;LASS & PAINT COMPANY 210 Magnoils Ph. 255.4522 121. Scooters & Cycles VEt'.'. ?ill)'l'oR S(7OOTrttS JA'.'. A MOTOR CYC1.Ks YAZOO & AI1EiNR LAWSMOWERS LEWIS AL4PS & SERVICE 2517 %V Country Chub Itoad ('hone 322.752! _$95 1 11_A 4 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1$ DOWN 44MONTH $ U THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. 123. I;i1s & Motors GATEWAY TO TIlE W'.'l'ER%VAY I1sml Sporting GOOdS YOUR EVINRUDE DEARER 304-6-I E. hut at 522-5961 Ellinor Motor Co. -- AS EASY as calling on your neighbor . . placing Want Ads by plion. . . Diii $222bi1. 3219 (OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M.) PH. 3221035 (ORLANDO) SOUTH HWY. 17.92 SANFORD ::l-coolers A Cycles 123-hosts A Motors 01-MarIn. Supplies jt-"-Antiquet. For Sale 1$-Money To Loan 40--Business Opportunities . I "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SILL"_ - VW DIALIN SANFORD 4D 333.$113 - 2U. Automotive Service ----- Found 2-Personals 4--ileauty Care 1-.Card of Thanks 6-Child Care 5-i)oge---Cat.-Pet 10-Poultry - Livestock 12-Special SnObs. 1$Catering - Food 14-Bicycle Repairs lb-Special Set-vices 6-interior Decorator. 17-JanitorIal Srvtes. 19--Landscape Service 19-ituilifers supplies $0-Hardware 21-Horn. lmprov.msntL 22-Plumbing 23-Painting 24--Well Drilling 25--Air Cond. A Hosting 26-Roofing IS-Radii Television 29--Photo A Equipment 30-Home Appliances 31-Musical Instruments -øusineaa EquIpment .iii-Job PrIntins 44--Ui.huisIery 3 - Vacuum Cleaners 37-Moving & Storage Want I FACTORY AUTHO$1PD _ONLANDO - .- Under New Management I 5.17-92 sesvev VOLKSWAGEN tr,of,.r,1 *22-itIr, Orisind,, 544-S'ui4 ''s's flatly Ill p. m. CLASSIFICATIONS 1 $1595 tf ONE DAY .....,.,...,.,.....,,.,,. 24c Pit Line THREE DAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 21c Pet Line c For Line FIVE DAYS . . , . , . . , . . . , . , . . . , , . , . . TEN DAYS ...............,.......... 17c Per Line TWENTY ONE DAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14e For LIne RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSIRTION?a-.NO CHANGE OP COPY 151.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) Always order your ad on the economical weekly or hen you get earlier results, Call and monthly rates. cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at earned rate. . conditioning, extra clean iS' HIL'IA R4'uf'T, 1% hp moor, sr, 41S I.' R. q'ru!r,1 Ar'. or 117.5t17 _. __ .- 1~9_> 211ftwww , .~ I1N; I.1 t .~. .1" E :I i~ ll;k -. _-~-, 6 Miitiirs I455 (if,Y.If'I Tn-11: l ft in. hush r'ltTs 54 0. P. Mr"',r', I ,,fuf1i1,.t oil, q'uc?ltIee $500 low 110 ?r'r f.i "ii. i - y'.'slr' LIK9 1 At%V"-9 SAID, C. "... I~ ( COWARNCE ""'g k-t ,g tUNNIn A t " IS' 1 Ad Department Hours A.M. - $1295 FURS. HOUSE. 10 Laurel Ave. COUNTRY Squire Station to S P.M. 8:30 MONDAY through Friday 178. Keys at Ted Williams '6 Wagon, perfect for the 'acaHardware. 12 NOON 9:00 AM. SATURDAY tion Publisher reserves right to reject, revise and properly classify all a BDRM. CR House. 622 Briar$795 cliffe, Ph. 223-5596, advertIsements. '52 FAL.CC)N 4 Dr. deluxe Stati(sn tS'ug.n. Automatic Tra,sa. Adjustments will be made on a re -run basis only for typographical 2 BDRM. HOME unfurn. AvailRadio, Heater, Immaculate errors that effect the value of As dd. Adjustments will not be able now 322-15415. cond, made beyond Ohe first insertion. 2 BR.. CLOSE to NAS. 565 mo. $1095 IClt equip. Ph. after 6. 323-0616. OTHERS- COMPARE 115. Autos For Sale 115. Autos For Sale $ BDRM.. 1 14 bath, 1g.. lot lo- '64 BUICK Convertible, fully _ equipped including air concated $418 Chase Ave., Sanditioning. One owner, like new. I FOIl!) CUSTOM. S (')'h. 365-3851 ford. Ph. 559-2895, Apopka. \7 IIY GO iURTiIER? $2095 I You ,,'ats't beat our priceii * BDRM., i PATH, unfurn. Ideal '61 DEl, AIR (iss't'., VS. 4 Dr., p. See or Call location $55 me. Call 22.7335. air cond. BOB CLEVELAND 60,0(50 act. miles $s;s5. UNFURN. B Idrm. house, hitch11111 Ituland en equipped. *22-55154. Sanford 822-1858 Chrysler Plymouth 1 '60 C)11-'%'Y Convertible. Assume I Orlando 644-5014 113 hwy 17-92 Deihary 100. Resort Rentals Open daily UI S p. in. laHymerats. 3-0:522. 668-309! home 775-3971 OCEANFRONT APTS. ma 'euauuc, Daytona sicarn. sirs. B. U Hutchison. 531-4015. Mobil e Homes - Sale - 106. Apartments WE'RE MOVING TO OUR NEW LOCATION 1 4 I TRIC which Includes electric kitchen, heatlr.g & cooling, TOWN'N LAKES GARDEN APARTME NTS 5 Ill E. Fit-it St. 225-1150 FUR.N. &PT., 5300 MehlonvIIle. - / A I ' ft WELSAKA APARTMENTS 114 W. FIRST ST. 1 HDRM. GARAGE Apt, furs. including utilities. Close In $18.50 per week. 322.2492. 4 ROOM APT. Reasonable. 3$29430. .IIICEL* 1U8.. arugs Apt. 1912 $snford Ave. 22-560$. APTI., private baths, ethlti$ f ut-i.; specially suited for retired people. Ideally located downtown. Inquire aL Jacobson's Dept. Store, 311 E. 1st. St.; Sanford. EPPIC. 11 , . - I - I-a w - WE WILL AIR CONDITION ANY POPULAR AMERICAN CAR FOR AS UTILE AS- $ PLAN WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOPILI AIR CONDITIONERS - 5-ROOM furnished Apt. 340 mO. All utilities. *1* MagnolIa, Apt. 1. ;-;;.6. ~iil~ "4 ..,P - : 1, 42 - t ,~,.% ..,3 1 Olt "I, PARTS & SERVICE DEPARTMENTS t ... . .Ili41 ~t j~.~'- 0 . ~ PLAN TO VISIT US SOON! it YOUR FRIENDLY FORD SERVICE Si PARTS DEPT. OPEN IlL 4:30 P.M. SAT. 285.00 mouth. 2101 Mug. 22$. $951 Robert A. Williams M ~___ ::,~l : CLOSED -SATURDAY iiiiiiiiiiiiiis OPEN MONDAY AVAILABLE) - TWO BR. Furnished $46.00 & H SALES DEPARTMENT Will W'1*1 Be Open To Serve You All Day! - 6500 PLUS INSTALLATION NO DOWN PAYMENT (PARE BUDGET NEW & USED CAR ON OUR LARGE NEW LOT APARTMENTS Ph.. UNFURN. S Bdrm. duplex Apt. Kitchen *quipped, lie. ruuw. I closets. 321-2214 after 5 p.m. p.m. Ll • COMMODORE UNFURNISHED Rsshdsnt Mgr. 111 - 1240 nod you çoa1ityf , : Treat The Family Vacation This Summer In An Air Conditioned Carl FURNISHED 1 I .n-- FURS. APT., close In. 322-2500. 1. . 1.1" ' in HWY. 17-92 and LAKE MARY BLVD. Saturday, August 6th / For Rent 1 & 2 SDRM. APTS.. Completely equipped by GENICRAL ELEC- TI"E SANFORD HERALD . r F -i'- "l.,. -,.,, , I rickla nd Morrison - trickland-Morrison INCORPORATED 300 1. FIRST ST. SANFORD WINTER PARK MI PH. 322.1411 4.$91 HWY. 1792 & LAKE MARY BLVD. "I "'!"' .1 .~?` .'ILI." ,~X ~ ~ -~~ : - i ~" 6 tL % I7 .~ . ... I !.p !I _!:~,, ! to r. 01. I _ I----. - , T bmuiN. 3 BDRM. FURS, house, utilities turn. 105 W. 18th. 349-5811. TRAILER LOT, 11, 0 x 170 dccii; 116 ft. well, septic tank, $1,700. Miller Road near Lake Jessup at end of S. Sanford Ave. 222- md ct a arc NOT listed - '- _f --106 Apartments For Rent_ I AVAL..ON APAiTMEST5 Its W. 154 Pt. $ft.541t Want Ad Information 'URN. APTR oloe in Jimmy Cowan. *t$40l*. Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads ' ________________________________________ SOUTH SIMINOLI SANFORD 108. Rooms For Rent ______________________________________ e_LAN. quiet rooms for 425.5938 3222611 401 Megnolia. $tt.Ot*0, ________________________________________ CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR 118-Wanted To Rent SAT NOON FOR MONDAY AD NEXT DAY -Ltl.lhlO)M clean, !urn. hnu., nest Lake Mary Blvd. ReferThe Longer Your Ad Runs enci-. tius'nlphed, '.'rite, Sanford htux 1154. The Less It Cost Per Line Per Day 105-Trailer Lots-Sale To - , 11[ ~~I 1 .: _. . el,1 ~ E , I 1 i.~ 11:tj:2,~ . ~I , "6 l 4. , t~,Zz 4 ~. i~ti . , v IA -- A~~.i ' 1 4 14 ,,~ _!_.__1 - ,- _ ~_I,;__ I QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-02 S Sanford 122-2562 -' dean, or any daa.md d this ncwspap. Q . QUARK flack, fully equipRealt.v ' Hunt Jim ped extra nice 2524 Park Drive Office 551-2111 $1895 Night: *-0*43 or *25-0700 '55 2-flIt. l'tt'l.IIXIII Sedan, radio $ TtFDRC)OM. I Path. Assume and heater, new condition mortgage, 'Pci t a l balance $i:'5 monthly payments $80.05. This '54 2-1)11. l)el.IT'XK Sedan. One Is a nice neighh.rhu'icsi. previous, owner. $12 SAULS AGENCY '6$ 2-DR. DeLt'XE Sedan, CutDay. 522-7174 ly equipped, extra sharp Nights-Weekends *25-0451 $1095 '6* 2 -DR. Pel.I'K X Sedan, radio ON LAKE and heater, tmsnacssisite condi. Uoii $995 fl '51.0-DR Pet.UXE Seutal), radio LARGE 4 fldrm.. % baths, tral sir, dock & boat hours. and heater, extra nice Good water ares. Make offer. $895 REDUCED o 2-PR. 11e1.tXE Sedan, radio and heater. In mint condition ALMOST new 4 fl.irm., 2% baths den with fireplace, large kit $795 chris. 2001 E. 2tsd Street. Chevrolets Payton Realty Compare At $200 More 3*2-1201 2640 Hiawatha at 17-53 -964 STATION Wagon 4-Door Beair, fully equipped, extra nice. BR. VERY Clean. Close Im One previous owuser and only Jimmy Cowan I.4flh$. $1695 96. Houses-Sale or Rent '93 IMPALA Stailet- Sport Coupe, fully equipped, bucket seats, clean. S BDRX house near Lake Monroe just off 1-4. 322-4619. $1595 BY OWNER: $ Brm., 2% baths., Fords central air & heat, 2-car get-Compare At $200 More age, enclosed porch, :7 ft. family & 16-ft living rooms '14 GALAXIE 500 X14 fastback choice area. 522,591. 1(509 Grove fully equipped. A real beauty Manor *22-9017. $1695 '64 GALAXIE 500 4 door Sedan 97. Houses For Rent fully equipped including air 102. AVIV .1 ',_ sd Pivo 5 A - :-. ed __ I., ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN "i -. --- ___T ~ p___ _ '6$ GAL.AXIE 800 4 Dr. fully LARGE 2 1111T1M. unfurn. 2455 equipped including air condiPalmetto Ave. 585. tioning, nice. Stock No. 1523 A - Legal Notice - Realty A Multiple Listing Realtor 115. Autos For Sale REALTOR 2555 Park Drive ' 522-2420 _____________________________ __________ $100 DOWN GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 3-5-4 BItS., 1-! BATHS WANT AD .. VA hOMES $100 DO'1N Located Throughout County 2.5 Bra. 1-14 2 Baths Some KItchens Equipped Payments Less Than Rent To inspect Call FOUND SOMETHING? on _ __ LAKE MON'IIOE near P. 0. $ Bdrrn. house, lgC. lIving room, kitchen A snack bar, gsa best, aco4 condittion. $4.MtO. $20 40".'Ti & $30 1110. 111. 56*4147, ..' -' For Sale INVS8T1ENT & I%EAL'ri 11$ S. Pat-kM's. -. ass-sits I! ________ ___ ____ thiuses SOUTHWARD _____________ ' ____ __ SALE hr owner: I *14 of farm land. 55*-I$06. WHEN 1. ___ ______ R. J"4 Is, 0.19 LUME I = We FRX WWU? I " EIR E A' HE LUX61 \'l411' PAY I1ENT? VOU can own this modern 2 lheiironns home for only $10,, $*0 down $77 per fliont h. l.iwated oln 2 lot.. r~j _______ \ i - ~ - acres - ____ -- 91-Farms--Groes ____:' - -- 0 121. 11t inIq & EEK & MEEK Sale - t . ,, $O Auc. 4, IHf ---_ - __._ __ --.---,- 90. Lots For -b. li)*.I WA 4 '1'11D: tOW);R 1AWN ROBERT A. WILLIAMS to meet qt,iltflcatlnnhi. Mm't ______________ Rltor Bpra3• _______________________________ have e rlen in Antomotl%e ny information Brush for vMrd Raymond Lundquist, Ae.enc. F1'etrie l'ctrlc wi'rvlee 3 . ___________________________ attracted to Canallesiling to 14 ( E. WALL Stereo, 4 Atlantic Bank BldV. 12?-$PII1 mtnr reft1rin. MAC'S A ear ihonea flipI d the South Seminal. REPAIR PAINTING 414 13th St, Ban. 't'Rlt, SVC. yp turntable, AM, FM t.ree 2, Personals ________________________ Radio. Also 19h G. E. 1! nIng out ilberglua ST. JOHNS REALTY Ii ____ 'l"4 with built-In 'lock. Ph. prohlss. THE TIME TESTED FIRM drinking Do You have a. Th per n.t& *t the rate of T)RIVERS ?-11. 2.1U NUE )Z, Sanford, 24. Well Drilling 120 N. PARK _____ _____ Write P. 0. Box Lfrenpe. _____________ 21, (iiaiitfv'ura OV) ing to Darl1 Wfl.T'flOL RefrIeritor, gnod Ap1y Yellow Cab Cnnny, ITDE PreventIon. Call WE ____________________________________ WELLS DRLEb, Pt ner. 1gb, CALLTART REAL ESTATE 7! Tlr'trlc S tove on4ttton ot S. Park Ave. CARE. Orlando !41-$fl$. SPRINKLER SPEMS I)A O1 RHT $U-74U fl.flft. CALL Ph. 22-Al'flfl. mti Jr Au 'rvpss cmi _______ Ellinor $ERVIC1 WR1TIR and repair Wa for responsible I WILL NOT he a y.ara prior 'o1kwaen, nnfor& ('all Mr. 1TS1fl Tofrti'rsitnr )Il?'. u50; pfl any debt, inrurreti 2-ltZ for &. :Marvin Wright _________ bure recently, employtt C. A. WHI 'I)DON $ Jnk.'n 20" Ch't*on Co. IL Maehthsry I Supply ether than ne1f ap of Aug. Intr.riow. BROKER £-5 l%b1 after 4 p m. 20 W. 3tid se.. ust 4, lMf. cunt L. Sa rr,n. men. :i 202 S. Park 'P0 'rItE LEVEL Resided follow jIul.dIng feature i* the S LEAF 'E overload ar1n with poronality. Are _______ _____________________________________________________________ __ 6. ChIW ___________ __________ Roofing EIiIn gold for pInk tIT', $10. 7% being 90. l(s For Sale oes are ____ ,'hisliied to s job that shadde, _____________________________ & tank, 7fl. outboard motor : real abilities & eorntn your deI at wholegale prieea RIG TOP Crib A mattress, $1.tM. 32. 200' 4'P. City i'ower7 If so, we would flke UOMi41TK 100 ROOF REPAIRS NEW HOURS, new policy. Daily oupa, organi.out water, Cak trees. bow do to talk to you. You can cash szospt Sunday. Also Priday experien ce. All payment, Terms. C*U W. L In on your abilities as a route I Individuals. N' p.i, •vsningp. 516 S. Orlando Dr. work guaranteed. READY MIX Concrete. Blocks, -SP.l. cCIiitig, palesman. You have security £ Ihn df1berglsu boiite also 33-1$dO. Cement (colors), Stops, Steel, 4 Shamrock Roofing Co. plt*' the opinrtttnity to earn Wire-mesh, Dry Wells, Sand. and will be sold diin direct prnportlon to your ;31730 Grease Trap* I Window sills. 1 Supplies S. Pets & efforts. We will have an it to Use l'fltJIII purchaiter. ________ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. op('flIv for '('I1 ii or about B0I Elm Ave RAVEN KENNELS: 30. Home Appliances 1Idb bas found Seminole August IN. Corn,' by or phone 11 for a confidential ititorvtcw. Boarding. Puppies for isle' ' w*i Its many lakes, Cleaners, 1.aundry, & I Reagiss, £XC. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 0 W NE TI REING trsinsfenred Philips Chihuahuas must sell Air Conditioner, d streams Ideal for Fur Storage, 1!t W. 12th St. ;:2-&7&2. G. E. APPLIANCES New & Us;; Color TV 2 Rdrm. suites, kjad boating. The fiberiii Magnolia Bunk Reds, new Singer sit. __ REAGLES for sale, 2.Oi4tl. arr light, rugged and sna sewing maliino, St('1'4'O 72. Female Help Wanted ntals ea WASHING )Iattfle Britannica Jr. & Sr. 1 MM dle. GERMAN Shepherd P u p p t Used Appliances for sale iovIe other Camera, projet'tor etc. VAX'DKI) CIRB flRl. over :1. Thorough-bred. Ph. 22-2S70. MOONEY APPLIANCE household Items. ONE OF Casselberry's newest industries, Mohawk Many NOTIFY THE OWNER Appl~- fit Pis: 'N WhiFtIc'. R:3-0 AKC REGISTERED Germa.n Car. 3rd & 'Palmetto Manufacturing Company is manufacturing fiber2Shepherds. 2 nionthti old. glass canoes at the plant on Plumosis Way near 73-Male or Female Help WITH A POOL TABLES 2% i 7 7b; 4 1. 31. Musical Instruments $116. Also halt,. cues, the railroad. Darrell Leidigh, (left), owner, and :.;~~-7 ".., -racks etc. SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, John Singletary stack some of the nearly cornPIANO TUNING I REPAIR MORNING s1evspaper carrier '.t I ! , 4 yra. A1C. ;22-72S. :22-4531 BABY BET), excellent cond. Also _____________________________ W L HARMOb pleted cannes. (Herald Photo) Car necessary. After 4:00 p. m Ends Stroller in good condition. m. c.alI 321-6479. FOR SALI Registered m a I e f Alt-dale, 2 yrs. Champion Blood SPINET PIANO CENTRAl, FLORIDA CHRISLines. 2-442. USED BUT like new. Can he 'PlAN SCHOOL Is looking for seen in this vicinity. Cash or 51. Articles For Rent. • SPECIALS: Squirrel )fonke' te*t'here- dedicated Christian . .A £Intonte terms to responsibl e party. I $lb; Guinea Pigs $1.25 Readiness tenchers. Windergarten & JunFor Information without axP! A REX) ANIMAL KINGDOM mr 111gb. If you think yuu pense or obligation write, Rollaway, Hospital, Baby Reds. ZULIA BARTOS _____ * Mile South Big Tree can qualify, write P. 0. Bn Credit Manager, 6107 Florida By Day, Week or Mon th. weeks recreation u 17-2 Ltmn'wood OF Maitlund. Florida 27.1 Ave., 'P.tm, Ph. CARROLL'S FURNITURE at Altamonte Springs Program Held 116 W. 1st, $224151 I 10. Poultry - Livestock 77. Situation Wanted ____________________________ PIANO: Repossessed Wurlitser II.ry School under the The HOSPITAL BEDS _I Spinet. Take up payments. By JULIA BARTOS ' 4h alim if Rupert Jenkins and May he seen in your area, by Wheel chairs, sick room supplies LOIS' GE N E R All HOUSE-I HORSES BOARDED Sanford for sale or rent. Altamonte Springs ElemenReasonable Rates calling Credit Mgr., WesleyVsda Gunter ended July CLEANING Service. Call eves LIQGCTT REXAIJL DRUGS Prosser Piano Co., 1:21 N. Good Riding Area -t774. 7 to 10. YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPU tan., School has to date enroll- Phone Ptnecrest Shopping Center 2-iflS1 Millis. Orlando, Pb. 241.3742 1I Orlando Dr. Pit. collect. JmskI bundled the sports children to enter ed 2tl 21 $4. Real Estate - Sale first PONT FOR Rule. Call 322-USO. _________________________ . adIIItiw and ____Mrs. Gunter the ELECTRIC Guitar and small 53. Want ed To Buy grade later this month. Of these SHETLANI) PONT, Gelded. gan cfts, Amplifier. Excellent conillt ton. tie. 'fleusnnsLl'le. $!-75t5. A PUBLIC SERVICE 74 boys and girls are particiCall 3.-4550. SELL (IS Your Furniture. Quick dnnce averaged no A Multiple Listing Realtor Service with the cash. TNSUROR APPRAISER pating in the six weeks orIon- 12. SpecIal Notices One day each week ,t jul SUPER TRADING POST :,; S. French 34. Upholsters' tation program, which began ______________________ He ding enjoyed swim*sa IIAkb nI hums wi th ___________________________ SMALL Business neeo parking July 5 and will continue through WU4L OVER YEARS , 4'. , 'Lend O'Lakes Counworkhug woman. Nitehsrn 'pt-iUse Low-Cost Want Ada OF PINE workmanship in up- UP? air conditioner. a vlllg.'u , t tell and cell! Casselberry, MW (i pool In holstering, draperies, slipoov-7 after hatlu. (' SP/5 GORDON FLYNT Aug. 12. ' Tessc'hers in charge of the era. Time payments as IIUI. a week they wont e CASH FOR TRASH 1). as 5 mo. Drapery hardware Antiques & used furniture wantwho is being transferred program are Mrs. Nell Murray, at ate Installation. ___ Z WATCH YOUR KULP DECORATING SHOP A irndktl reading program to Ft. Hood, Tex., is vis.. Mrs. Beth Miller and Miss Mar- 15. Special ervices BRIDGES FURNITURE Ph. i23.2Zb Park & 25th. a:-iso also held from June 10iting his cousin, Mrs. lone Sherrod. J. E. Murray is INVESTMENT* . . CARPENTRY PAINTING Geprincipal. *225511 50. Misc. For Sale A. J. Adcock a with 30 children attend- William G. Kilbee of USED Furniture, any amount. This readiness program helps Sanford, 2-2270. AT CARS WASHED AND WAXED. _____ neva, for two weeks. at your 1IOTUC or mine. Call CRYSTaUr'TIP Ice Machine. 160 the child In many ways to he !' The pam, under the suM*CKLI'$UILT lbs. per day. $150. See at the WIU. BUY your usable but un1103' Green Jr., L-6506 pre pared and more at east' on lined furniture & etc. L. C. uiiwiaioe of Mrs. Mary TntBig Dip, 3618 Park Dr. ;'# 4f-or :22-8521. the first day of school, having Mild Mrs. June Sticka, Was j PER DAY rental for ElseDELL. =!'_1-7 You had the opportunity to he with TIIIMITNC dsmoshng. 0'11 iuuarlly to help slow renders Now rcmov- tric. Carpet Shampooer with 55. Furniture For Sale us United Press Iidei'iithniial Purchase of Blue Lustre. Car- _______________________________ children their own age and Free estimate. Itug. Saae. in reading ability. roll Furniture. W1LSON41AIER FURN. Til e giant squid - with arms working under a teacher. You' re nearb'_You can watch this Buy - Sell - Trade Mackle-Built community growl Deltona is more than 35 feet long-is *1. On August 15 there will be SURFBOARD REPAIRS BOY'S UNIFORMS for Sanford *11-18 E. lit St. :33-5623 Naval Academy, ste 14. Pb. growing rapidly. $10. starts you on your moat never seen alive, accord- an orientation for teachers to 2906 Park Circle 3:2-343:. FURNITURE: Freight damaged way to the best investment of your life. -406Z or 1:2-5221 after $ p.m. Ing to the National Geographic be held at English Estates Elebedroom and dining room Water mains are installed by a regulated SIIR?BOARI) totsale 9 ft. 4 furniture- Many pieces show W.... iie__ Cunaty. Fhn'I&a, Society. An occasional dead mentary School, and on Aug. Hole Ira Your Root? '? 7 public utility to deliver pure city water to in. Excellent condition $55. no damage, however price 1. E & .3 TURNER ROOFING the front of every Deltona homesite. Paved specimen Is found on 2:2-2381 after S P. rn a beach, 16, all teachers will report to 5 or less than regular retail. Sanford _________________________________ Ph. 3:2-2409 Streets are included in the full low price SEN iig .zi-iiis or remains are discovered In their respective nchool. SOFA. 2 Glass Noll Freight Damaged Put-ni4 PC. SECTIONAL of lust $1495. Visit Deltona now-take a Tables, 6 pc. Dining room ture Sales, Hwy. 17-93 CasselDeceased. stonu*chs of deep-diving whales. 21-Home Improvements Regular classes will begin _____________________________ Self-Guided Tour-see the Shopping Plaza, Ii. q,.j.,. sad Psrsøa berry. _______________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ suite. 1 x 15 tweed Rug, -i. .r the lake-front Community Club, the Chain. fleinis4 on Aug. 29. t4peciai- gold Chair, misc. Items. tm Euttes __ ________ ____ pionship Golf Course and the outstanding ECHOLS BEDDING CO. IRLa. floona addition, Additions, 0701. 1. on aid ssdh at you are here- __________________________ model homes at B.ddiug & Furniture IIuUt-In Kitchens., Aluminum C and required to SOLM -S AT FACTORY PRICES siding, or awnings, Plumbing, AN AD a day won't ua BUT ekinir and demands I the Cn.rt at the Cnent But it will bring money 113 Magnolia 332-6:2'l Cur$)(Jrtes, Driveways or 51.11,' br1 1o you,or,oith.r of you may .Jude. Seeslacle C*u.ty, Floormodernizations. that Ii seeking to buy with type ho me 1W couw'rv se against $the estate of LT. kiss, In Pr.'h$e. XiU7' USED F u r i t u r a, appli an ces, MACKLEBUILT HOMES Cash or fully finusiced. SouthNEIIIWOLE (1(PUWTY, PI.1111DA 7 ' tTETtS. detmasml, late In ret E*atc ,, It tools, etc. Bought Sold. 1,&r. feature quality construction and Services Improvement eastern 818 Pile' Daytm 111"& We. 4 * 1d Cosaty, to th e County MILTON E. FREEMAN, r " s Mart. :is Sanford Ave. are especially designed for Corp. Call 544-2212, Orlando Of isLinols County, Plorliving. The re Deceased. wi'vr Ida indoor-outdoor Ph. 122-41*2. 07' write P. 0. 'Box 7227. 1, at his office in the court '1'., All Crrditura and i'ereoss JAMES A. STORY, are 15 models to choose from. L...... 1W THE CIRCUIT COURT- THE Classified mi columns are MackIBuiit homes range In pt'sca' of said County at Saisforti, Hi,'hig Claims or Demend. _____ S. t)'1I( from just 16.3°O to $19,990 With or VIW&1, IIEPOILT WI1's'TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 1W mniaole County, Florida, within Agnlst Said Icasgirs like a ñome tow!] bulletin down payments as low as $290. AWl) APPLICATION AWl) FOR NEIWOLE UOUW'FT. board for offerings of ill eta calendar months from tit., Ton und ouch of you arc hereMonthly payments start at $55.78 . "1 DINCIIARCI2 ______________________________ PlOISIDA, V111116 of the first publication of by notified and required to preWind= Call 222261l today! All .lersuns are hereby notified VWITED STATES fT S 'PR I CT IN (IIAWCERY wo. III this notice. Two vnpIe of catch .Hflt any (hain,, and demands orlarsdo Cape the undersigned as Ecu- COURT II)I)LE DISTRI(' or WINTER PARK FEDERAL SAY- 60. Business Oppounities claim or demand shall he In YoSt, ur .sitlser of you, may DRIVE OUT TODAY! KenmdY writing, and -shall atat.' the place' have agaiuist the estate of Mu,- trix of suld eStute, hut. coniptet- riunw*, DItLANIHa InvlsIiw 1%'G AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. __________________________________ Take Interstate M, salt at Deitone St ,of seaideuo. and post attic.' ad- TON L. corporation organised and COCOA clec,aused, .'d the administration thorn! arid NO. (111-44 On - (]*. - UNIT. Exchange and you're at DELNA' dress of th e alalmaust and shall hut' of soul Cosisity, to the Coun- hats flied in said court hi.'r final El' ST A T U S OF A M E 11. cistiri tiuitier ti,. laws of the BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Call _..Sb22 after S in. . 1ios 'P. Utitted States of America. be sworn to by Oar' claimant, his ty .)uudg. ol Suiltio1e County, retort and Upplictttinn for dis.- ICA. T'Iatintlf!. agent. ot *ttorne' 1555(1 aecona- hindu. at but office In the charge. (ijoctioias tliesreto, if WEAVER and bILLIE M. WEA. Plaintiff. panled by a tiling fe, of mc ('ourt hInuis( i- f said Count' at sissy, should be' duly filed. After VEIl. huts wile. lirrieuidants. NO. 'js. dollar and such clatini or i-i.- Suu1t(r(j, h)ndus. Within six cal- tiling Ti rat ptitJIittlo shso'.'. 'I'ICE (IF SAI,1Niaticc is tart-clay L('AL DEAN GROSS and NORmandnot so tied l sh all Ic void. uridar munthi from the time of trig this ti-tine' lasts linen pul liab- given that pursuant to a Final MA JEAN GROSS, his wife: catbn, U. Myers the first publication of this iso- sd one, a week for four cohasecu- lucree of Foreclosure entered THOMAs J. ZORETIC. .311. and As tor of th e Last Will tine. Two ruiite of ouch claim five weeks, tile mutter of up. in July 15. 1!166 by the ainve BARBARA .3. ZORETIC. his wife: Wlk I l, and ?uftnmmit or us' demuissul shall ho in writing, lirovul of said rehurt and this entitled Court In the. above CLEMENT M. JOYCE and MART ,.. , 11 ~Z 11 . LT. I . LICE MYERS uiiad bisull stoic the place of rosi- ordering of distrhlautiots of said styled CUUNC. tlit undersigned C. JOYCE. his wife: arid THE . 4$ tyo#/b . .."I . .t. I ,~;wJ,~ Tuiccased 1 d'I,cv and post office address of estate will come before the. united States Marshal or aus' I'NITEti STATES OF AMER. rit court, & 5'jfl the claitisauit, 11.51(1 s hall lie swo of Isis duly authorized deputiea. ICA: Attera.ya 'a Law ,1 b Eva 11111 14111(1 Defendants. will sell th e property situate in to by the cluiniunt, itit agent, t111 agno1Ia Avenue As Executrix of said estate. Seminole Counts'. Florida deeNOTICE OF SUIT . utI.irn,'y anti uecuampanieil by ' Sanford, Florida, $2771 Publish July 25 & Aug. 4. ii, 19, crllaed us: Lit 6, hihiuck 3. HEFT- TOs CLEMENT M. JOYCE atud filing fee of one dollar and cud, ________ . ' b1Iab July 14, 31, :s & Aug. (:lUiITi or demand not so filed 11+56 MART C. JOYCE, his wife LEft HOMES ORLANDO SECT flhifl.ifl$ sisal! tat' void. 184 Ellicott Roud 'noN ONE, accordiiig to the Plait Frasice's P. Ft-census,, Trnaowarida, New York thereof a. recorded in Plait Book As udtsiisutstrator of the IN THE (IIlOtJI1' 0(11TH? OV 1:, pages 5 and 6, Public Re- niud to any and all other pat-SW vvm 'f'TaCtji'i' COURT OP TH E NINTH JITDII,IAI, Estate of cord, of Heniinolr Cnunt'. Flor- tie, claiming au- right, title, I so* WThw JII)1('lAS. CIIICITIT OF AWl) P1111 512M1N(Ji,E Ida. At public outcry to the and/or interest in and to the MILTON E. FREEMAN, .Y AWl) FOIl NL'*iIs4I1,E (lehi, FLORIDA. TZPI In'ctse.ed highest und best bidder for cash following described property, to 1 N?Y. 4Iflh1)A. C1111114 CHAleCERa' wo. inu' h:ldon Wiggins , at 12:01' noun us' Tuesday, Aug- wit: AWRW WI). 1(1171+ ::it' E. Colonial FALL, RIVER SAVINGS DANK. ust 30, 1066 at the front door of Lot 1$, In Block "5'. of .. -i!'PH BROOKLYN SAVINGS Oi'liiujo, Florida Plaintiff, the Seminole County Courthouse, FE.N TERRACE. Seminole , amIIIIA NIL Publish July 21. 5 6. Aug. 4. '' Sanford, Florida. bated: 7-2246 County, Florida, according to P-41L :01 H OW AIIT) 0. KOCK Piseliutiff, ii, lv iii; and r)011. l. the plat thereof recorded in JOHN IC. MAGIJIRIC. SR. VS. O'l'HICA Kb('CI. lilt, w'itt. THE 1_It,I1-' lirilteti States. Marshal Vial Book 11, Page 31. of the 3IK E. W.1L5.N ussad P/tTltJ- -. ____ NORTH CSRLANI)O COMPANY, I'uhhie Records of Seminole Mlihdhc l)istrict of Florida CIA A. WZL'N, iii,' wife , 15 'ISlE and UNITED S 'P CIIWLI'I' ctniwi', A TICS OF IentleI1 W. Wherry County, Florida. I 1. le'1'1I JUDICIAL vIiu:ui'i' (IF AMERICA, beleautitints. United YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI.'.setstutut States Attorney 45$ -t W1L 1"i,I)ItlI).t IS AND FOR SEMIt)cfcudunte. Attorney for Plaintiff PIED that the Plaintiff. WIN. JOHN E. WILSON, 1nlE COi5'I'a' NOVICE lIP' Still' PublIali July 25 & Aug. 4, 11, 11, TEll PAR.K FEDERAL SAYINGS AP' 347*2201+ k '& CUAlerlI(i' SD. 1UJEI 'P0* HOWA1II' 0. KLOCK AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a 11160 i-€ *112 Murnaurt l415Us*Irean JAMES C. STRICKLAND, LIOROTHEA KI4OCK, his. 1JDB- ]04 corporation organised and exist*ro as Fruiuclsoo t'5274 wife, Piaiinttff . ing under the laws of the United ml', Vas. .1 ,'i ' Arid all parties clatmiisg hater- In the Csan or the County Ja4$S. States of America, with 1t pnlnI m' 4'1'ai5UIA A. WILSON AIART HETTY WPIUCKLANLs, sat, by, through, under, or hemmed.' C..tp, FlorIda, Iii cipal place of business. at Win55.22 dupisurt Squudnuns Ikufettadaut against HOvARD 0. K1OCK Pv.,bte. tar Park. Florida, has Instituted APO Mass F'rusau,lsct, 1451274 o'i'iec or sill' still I.)C)IIOTHEA ICLOCK, hit. is rei Estate of suit against you in the Circuit "V AUX tsesrcb' tuotifit'eJ TIlE STAlE (il' PIIIRIDA los wile, and to all parties having MAY T. 'WOOD RUFF. also Court of the Ninth Judicial Cit-that 0 'Colitint to foreclunt. a 1. MARY 11 IC 'PT Y STRUCK- or claiming to have an' right, known as May Thrasher Wood- cult, its and for Seminal. Coun faOIls - Sumiiering (tat' telLANI' title, or interest in the pro- ruff, Florida. the nature of the ty . lowing i'.sl 1,'ol,vrty: 2!' A illlhsuhtjc ttaiuuisr ports Iserelti deserlisud. Deceased, suit is to foreclose those certain 'W he SvaDi 11 feet of Lot ' voif ARE hereby untitled '30 All t)eedII..rs and I'sreens mortgages Full lllvur, Massachusetts encumbering the 451 Lot 13, flInch Il A tiw.arii Ciassiphisisut livavisig been that a Conuahaiuit to foreclose a Elsie.ft or l)eu4i above described property, said flaa'Snj t 4w l_~ 3 11. P1511.-AlL. Sietifurd, Fiat. flied against you you in the Circuit murtg'ssge esscunsbering that' tul- Agalast held Estates 1 property being sit uated and and r,ciirded iii l'hut Curt its susd for Somissole lowing real prolai'rt>-: You atsd ouch of you are here- I o cit t e d in Seminole County. 1. 1sas 75 of it.,' Pub. Ctaussty, Florada, In Chancery, * but 14, Block S. NORTH by notified ulid required to pre- Florida,. You and each of you ., Benurds of Seminole lu,' I'l'urtse, list' short title- of 0 II 1. A 5 1) Ci 'I'OWNSITE, sent un' claints and demands are u Ire d r e 'to hereby q said ei' tioti being ty. Florida. FOURTHADDITiON, its vii- which you, or either of you. may file your Answer with the g JAMES C. FOTH ___i flied isgaussiut you its P'i'Iti('k,LAND. Plaintiff v. e,i,rded in P1st itook it. itaive against the estate of MAT Cl ii r Ii of the Circuit Court, suit, and you MARY BETTY STRICKLAND, Page' 65, Public Records of T. WOODRUFF. also known as In and for Seminole Counts', ail" to serve a copy cat Defendant, thou' presents are to s io* Seminole Count)', Florida. May Thrasher Woodruft, deceas- Florida, and serve a copy thereaonisir to that' Conipluh,it tsuua,' sand require you to file has been filed against you in ad, late of said County, to the upon W. E. Winderweedle, of the Plais s n tiff' attorneys, f . vats yuur , , writiep 10 d $ defenses, If isny, this above-styled suit, and you Count' Judge of Seminole Coun- firm of Winderweedle. Halite. & * Osy, 1'. 0. lIes $4 67, to the ("ouuislttisat filed herein, are required to serve a copy of ty. Florida, at hI. office In the Ward, .2:4 Park Avenue, South ~Ida. and to ffile and It, sort's a copy thereof your Answer to the Complaint court house uf said County at Winter P&,% Florida, Attorneys lglal of sue), Answer upon I'hshsstttf's attorney wi or un (tic Plaintiff's UttOttse)'L, vats Hanford, Florida, within six ccl- for Plaintiff In the above action. es. Qrk of that' aforesaid tutor, list' ttha day of bupteun- dais Uerg & Gay, P. 0. Box 24157, cft ft opm p.ic', T.V.ale, eusdar months Irons the the time of on or before the 29th day of Covrt on or before' til t ln't-, A. ii. 1955, otherwise a Do- (Irhutido, Florida, aiusti to file the first publication of title no. August, 1910. else a Decree Pro , Itqateiuber, 11+86. It cr' Ire Custlecu will be wi- the original of such Answer ticie. Two ooiaiae of each claim Cw,(s.00 will be entered a gainst -. so. a decree tire tared esgutsist you asid the cause wi th the Clerk of the *tors- or demand shall be In writing, you. u$C *,7'S bcadlixim wU% lie tukets agstissat pr.a"oe'ti ,'t porte. uitJ Circuit Court usa tit* b"fiare a,sd .eiw.lh state the place of IT IS ORDICEED that this be Eh'_nvllef de*i*deitJ In WITNESS itsy hand and off I- the 8th day of siqitemliur, 1966. rcs.idutsct' and post office ad- published In The Sanford Herald, clait si's*l ett haisfurd, Sesnisiule it you fall to do so, is darns,' dress. of the elaiwsirit, and shall a uhen'.puper publIshed In Semift - $ shall be publish- C7tiusiiy . Florida, ltd. 3.1 day of pro cuusfeaso will lit' takes, be' sworn to by the claimant, his note I1 County, Flurida, once each 'ek for four eon- August. A. V. 1966. $ agattast you for the relIcf do- agent, or attorney and sucons- week for four consecutive weeks. yuShIc eks its the Sanford (SEALs usanded In (lit Complaint. ;)atiued by is tiling lee of one W'ITNESS the hand of the Art huw- H. tldukwitb, Jr. lu .uhall be publish- dollar and such claini or its- Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, SemiThis Nut.' CO $0 10W'1iOW. 'J' MW" OW Cl *1JifiCd $ nd day of August, Clurk of the Circuit Court, ad orsue $ week for four cones- mazsd not so filed shall be void, stole County, Florida. this the Ninth Judicial Circuit. in outive weeks th The baistut-d John DevItis Woodruff --• -' PC 10C ': 5th day of July. 11+85. and For SemInole County. Herald. As adnduistralor of the (SEAL) huar U. Be't'kwhtlt. Jr. Florida Dated thIs 2nd day of August, Estate of Arthur }j,. Beckwith, Jr. Clark ut the -Circuit Court By: Doisisti M. 11urku, V. C. lOSS. May T. Woodruff, deceased Clerk of the Circuit Court T. VIblen GORDON V. rh(Ei.'l:IUCK (k;V.ALP ALIIL'lIT K .FJTT$ Donna H. Markus. D. C. ,'.ttt.riiv I or Plaintiff Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Edwards Building Winderw eedle, Halite. I Ward 110 East (';ummeu'ula.l Mtisst SIMN I Gay Clerk uf t he Ciscuit Court Sanford, ha. M IPOCAL NIWIPA 224 Park Av.ssuc. South WITH 50.000 READUS I'. (i. 3Iu 1795 By: Martha r T. Vil*lsit Attorney for Executor '.'inter Park, Florida l'ussiui'd. Flurid, 22771 Deputy Clerk PublIsh July 25 & Aug. 4. 11,, Publish July :18 1 Aug. 4, 11. 15. i'uhhl.hs Aug. 4, 11, 3.1, 28, 2,188 Pubhliab Aug. 4, 11. 11. 3i, 1*85 15. 1984. 25 4, .4 j, 1ito. __________________________________________________________________________________ DDC-1$ DDB-101 I)D5456 *.wk 'Want-Ads Ph. anfnrh IRt r,qlh '%, -. r,- ______ .... ; _____________- 4 �T - r. Know You Fireman !.,..,1: .," f---. ", I- I= Seminole County I ~I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. . I . . . . . . 1. Any Way You Count It's . s on i I 114V an . . ' S. a oso* wwy. PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY RD. , • ____ .;--.;.;!;t.!~f_.;;"-;- .!;t,;.-,;!.";!~!;*.!;*;.; ....-,.11111111111111. ;*_........____ ;,; .;;,;,..;:.:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.:,..;.:;:...:;*.:.:... -, - ...... , , ,-, ,.,;.*. --:;:.-,%%--;-;-;-;-:-.-. -:;.;"' STYLE HAIR SPRAY T OV . LIPSTICKS I: I 6 64 . ;" ," , A TRAY I _1 MM akeMary,wugradUat- , Choi .4" ~ *IN &bool and pent two I ** yesirsIntheUS.ArmY __ BejoinedtbeSalifOrd flredepartmentlOye&Th • : 1302. leg SHard ,I I 00 C ..;..~.; - _. . -.- - - -;';:;:"!'!'!;!' - .:. POND'S VO 5 "FlESH START" CREME RINSE ;Af t. t Laxjs. I , .: $ ! , 11 .& I ! 7 A. ! 48* I !, - it I 11 11111" r ii If I , : g' t I "i I I ft. ry gft me II - U ;V " ..",I I lOOs , as ~ Fmililm ~ ~slet as In (LIU 1 C LAUNDRY SHOULDERS 1) at 1 98 Skin ance to the Ammican flag, hiotw7 of the flag, and the histmT of the "Star Spangled Banner"; send scrap books, C i . ; .. I C I ** •.-..... UT L' APEC Atti~mi *W lei us 1I' 4*u' "WW 4=AW SOLM I I . Wi,w TICK POWDER 1 1 1 1orto '°" ,; . TISSUE -.- ..-... RATTAN .. - - . . BOX - celen -- ______ , I . vases In a n.ty .f shap Compare at 1.95 ••-: S Compare of 79c .- 99 .1* # Compare at ' ) I #4 N INDIANAPOLIS. InaL (AP) An Indinne welder was Uwtkd for a bullei wound in the US remdbl after the flume CL! from his torch exploded a .22 caliber cartrifte. The cartridge was in a car tile *'r.idcr was wurkin uII' I SlaInleu D/1 MUS . C V Pke. of 5 LW79c (LIMIT 1) 8 G"d 114 66 . Afi A FA 9-2 OR-110%UAU001 0 -, 0 . , 4 ' $ / ROLLER ! SKATES 'T mDal _______________ .. - .0 . .. " .1 .1 , k- .*. %A _21 . .t I . - Chamberlin 's . . ., ~ I '. . 1. . ~I ,141 i ~ !. ii chools ugust . .'), ~ 11 I "', ~, e1 ,~IL I 1 ic- 41 ! . this is ,I flit3iS rs .., • iia --' Id . . . I :.." - h ' ret- hmh whiml aruult'nt3 going to in one year is "unfair" to prop- accepted with regret with let- building of temporary class, to his Independence h o m c been done previously. I Parents can probably look erty owners. tera of commendation to be rooms on the campus. Thursday. "However, if the student is for an Increase in the cost of school lunches this year, as • the price of milk go,es up. Milk 1 bids will be opened August 18 : at 7:30 p.m. in the school adrnmnfatrjtiofl office Also, some y , school lunchrooms " WASHINGTON (AP) It. white blooms, . and white theme of the wedding. event, low the break-even point last been stalled on special plat. was church rehearsal day for The White House will Tile 150-inember men and I S0111e We% ision canieras have ~ year in being able to pay their outside the church. No, decked with flowers in tll~pi~.~ nd may have to go up. Luci Johnson and Patrick J. I I boys choir field its final practice GOLD li%-e television ill be eve the of their wed. Prices of lunches are not the Nugent on session Thursday night. The permitted inside the church. t all schools They are ding. ciu'Illoneur, Robert Grogan, 26, s LucI and Nugent have attend- I ame: low as possible In order Following their rehearsal of Washington, was ready for ed a party every night on this lila hour-long concert of rcli CflCO ura e as many young- walk down the aisle, there's one last week before their marriage. . DOWNTOWN possible to eat a hot more dinner-dancing celebra. gious music on the wedding day. I a P0 s It was a Texas-style cookout tion tonight for members of the The shrine director, Msgr. lunch every day. AND Thursday night tit the suburban wedding including Luci's par. 'I'lionikis J. Grady has briefed I 40;11 ents, President and Mrs. Johnjust about everyone on what's Q. ' Rain finally forced everyone TO going to 1iapjii at time Roman Wo indoors after the hamburgers. Bridg .................................... 2A Behind the scenes, many perEURYTHINSI "._ . Catholic, double•ring ceremony hotdogs and bar becue fare had .' ' t .... SA sons wiff be working late into 41=_ that unites tile young couple. 6A-7A thenlghtto get things ready for , Awngthe totIuysti1 %%s Casual tylu. with the )uuflg Classified ads ................ I Saturday's high-noon nuptial , be the Secret Service and polico men in slacks. Western hats and Cold" ............................ 4A-5A Mass at the National Shrine of e~, responsible for aecurity precau. . red kerchiefs. I,uci wore slack1s. Crossword puzzles ........ 4A,-BA the Immaculate Conception and tions over a vast area on the ill 4 fulic)' culubiliatiun ut rvd Dear Abby ............................ 2A for the White House wedding wadding day. Tile threat of 4nd white polka dots and . Editorial page ........................ 1A remption to follow. Entertainment ........................ 3A Later the huge church will be remains. • After the rehearsal, the big /' Horoscope .............................. 6A decorated with bouquets of . ng tictail Is Inirty tonight will be a candle-lit _=~_ ~~ thimer datice given by the bride. T_;__~ ___ I DA an pot trees ews an Sports aiid equipment tom tIC IIWR groom $ parents Mr . and Mrs DA TV .............................................. kneelers will be marked and than 200 news media repre Gerard P. Nugent of Waukegan, lshopping ........................ 3A decorated with greens, ivy and PatliCk NugeD1& LIWI JObIIQD segitatives wimni till cover the Ill a s Now t i~ ig Da 1.k1i1". enting.111111111111 ..*,.. Stnford's Lakefront .. I MEDALUON .. %. APARTMENTS . '' _________ 22 1 I. 11 Herald CONDITIONING Aki If , _ ~4 DECORATED ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN APPLIANCES . COUPON uuo BOA w SCOTT 4 at. size ev Reg. 19c (LIMIT 1) 9 Good Throug h August 66 . I :V%ft - • 1f PLASTIC WINDING TAPE _____________ 0 . , _ ie atur ay Is Luci -- . W/n1M= 11'i) r* o ice ... . y_ r,1. pital, however, will raise the 1 110.91jital millage from 1.2 to ! 1.53 mills, thus bringing the I total milluige for county ex. 0 inn i .i - Value UUM FLUB ________ . ty government, including the I Port Authority, tit 5.3 m ills. ~ 1 he request for $9O,00() more for Seminole Memorial los- Ino ____ -..--___________________________________________ it IATMAN designs. Q I REGULAR 5 ur,nfeunce this morning, report..d the board of county ("I)lu)iiSMiOfl(.rs has held its milloge for operation coun. wood Names 0 V j)lt of Lo - ____________ is . UTILITY BOX 111111111 in____ V. . I t. - 1 5.95 EVEREADY • the commission has put into dom of choice forms at any ~istered at the !school which he M-hool -it S a-in. and being tils. Fund, nationally, broke the $30 could not be guaranteed $400 of Patrolman Robert Bailey Appointment was made by the budget this year." uiissed at :-15 p.m. Elementary school office or the adniinis- will attend. million mark for the second a month, if teachers are worth from $300 to $350 per month the county school board, Thurs. tudents who were in .ichool ' .ichuol .,itwjents will 6vo to ation office time in history and may be on that?" effectiv e Aug. 1. Bailey, who day. Roberts has been teaching County lust .whoul Seminole HST AT HOME at 9 a.m. and be diaRichey said that in the case new record with the way to He said the land Is being had requested pay increase to for 15 years. : and whose freedom of choice uiisscd at J:30 p.m., in moat KANSAS CITY (AP)--Fornier of students 15 years old or old rep n, Ameri- taxed out of existence and be retroactiv. to May 1, reIn other action, the board President Ila rry s. ,rrutuan, er, the student will be oases- Reason for the different can Heart publication reports. without the farmer there would signed effective Aug. 31. Busimur heard a report from Dr. Earl hospitalized nearly a w&'k with mitted to fill out his own free- smgnnlmemmts niuti are already hours to avoid overcrowding Seminole County's share was be no need for schools. He de. ulso resigned effective Aug. 31. Weldon, president of Seminole a n Westinal disturbance and dorn of choice form on the first reglStered, Richey poititeti ,)ut. of hum,4 :is much as possible. 00. clared a $1 million tax increase Both men'8 resignations were Junior College on progress - -_ --- ---.-of for -i routine checkup, returned day of sehool, if this has not -------------'------ - -_ 0 0 a Fidd" W _____________ so ___________ - REG. 75c 0 Excellent quality & firm worlemanship • Outstanding ouortmnt of Alexander, County ouhiuuisioii thairman, in a i 1 1~ z. 'a" ceived the oath of office from City Clerk, Onnie li Slnte, f l h s appointment and unanimous confimnmtion by the city council Thuraday evening. (Herald Photo) ol owing $... Contributions to the Heart to know why "poor farmers cil agreed to raise tile imlitry ceased. to f any mok. au STEEL • SIIINN, Longwoo(l'M flew police chief, re- - ____ of 2m 99 Swell fDTSPOITMEN MECHANICS ,. . - - and 'II) JIIOVe(I In other police business, Coun- placing L. R'. Eubanks, de. proud of the dedicated work first time should pick up free. form, the itudent must - INUM HOOD tihject to a public sit Ii a.m. Tuesday, v. 23, at, the County Corn. er in the court- .41 . - 1111 I TOP. * Grill raises and lowem to the desired h.ight prevents burning .• U&n't the ban after receiving iii It•: 11 - hea, iii Charles Roberfs 1 Named Principal - Especially contoured l HAMMERED ALUM. ; .4 C•lOf 95 . GRILL LEATHER WALLETS their well-trimmed lawns The commIssIoners decided II _____ 4.ft7 mills, or 8I first r ~ , . is Cam GIANT 25 CHARCOAL -amous Brand Choice Odor frose iiIilffliL' %__ chinists pay jumps as pr p CAR MAT PUM it 38'0 didn't Iwk right growing nexi to Washable • Sanitary - u , • . 'IN 4z, , for cup. , ii to i4L4. The ban was discussed after decorator , re S k . .. .. 3.98 ,; •• Produce Garden OKd By Council new VASES Hot Bullet - ! 1 CMt@l Clear Front / . : "., position. & ,.f . 'i S . .-I I - mounts most on your car with r ."W). ____ .f LIST 1 - COUPON n t C . 411 . DOG • ITALIAN 'fl-I 511I., ighbors of Sotirios Travios complained that his vegetables . ev __ min n at 1.49 i 6' large %UCilDfl cup. NO AUTO SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE. 1 49 resists 5 In missioners 1 a nywhere VINYL COATED shelved by the township corn- . I ents. ?" . . L.' Standard qualif ications and police clerk tendered their resig. few weeks since the resignation Include hospital, fines and forBig doings are coming up on standard state-wide require. nations to become effective of John Broderick from the po01 lice force was approved tit $126 cmforeement from $421,484 to August 29 with all civic clubs ments for teachers would elim- Aug. 31. banding together to honor one inate competition by 67 counChief Shinn's salary was set for each officer. mos of Sadord's The resignation of Court bridges to $911,8(m, up $40,320; t important ties for school personnel," he at $450 per month retroactive citizens. concluded. to Aug. I and lie immediately Clerk Roy Chamberlin effective general fund, $821,756 up $19.. Op 29 Democra- 118SUMed the duties of his now Sept. I was accepted with re. 021, and health department I (county share), $S,i,.i.i, UP Now, from the White House tic sthte•repreaenta'tive elect The oath of office was gret and, at I Prorarn and srhedut.* for ''mn'lr 13 uq Th r 'retjon eheduks 1 14,387. 0 comes the guideline figure of asked school board members if administered by City Cleric quest, the boar(l ordered an the olvning of 2:1 county freedom of choice ' form hazi : for m-hoot huses will he a s a "non-i they would give hill, af,surance Mrs. Onnic R. Shomatc, notary itudit, of the police department , schools on Aug. 29 have been been filed, he will not bo per. 1 pr-oxiniarL.ly flip inine as last tion begetting" raise. That is, that they would "roll back the public, when the mayor refuse(i records to be done by the city's the sume at .37 for the $78,. announced by Thomas Richey, I 982 budget and .50 mills will mitted to attend ich0l) ing mi age, i Auditor, Frederic Dunn-liankin in e verything e statelegislatu . ,. continue to be levied done, Richey 'mt)ha)t ectniomy :uid feasibilpenses. And, oh yes, airline ma- incased the state sales tax ura. Before announcing Shmun's 0 WinterPark. ne. • • . ital improvements. o osed . ' • . ., i, , t n iIct money ear-max heu for uPl)Oiihifllfl • i.iiflL fliliuC 01 C empiiasize(4 that in• . S The hospital budget of If fl freedom or choice torni by the med iators. SC,,00,5. comm 'It, fiu' instance, parents last effort to name Patrolman grade m uit be 000, up 90,00O over last year s six 13 tlieu, the student wiii oe as. ;t.ike,1 huit a xtudent e Chairman Mason Wharton Jack I.,. Bushor as chief of poyears before 1 $247,000, has operated at an t* Outside .increased deficit," Alexurider I and must present a state- ,1 signed tl~e school neurest his ,i.,isignvoi to it j.hool Gary Gibson, president of the and other members of the school lice and requested council to e is available. 'dio r--gulur bus i-un, the parSeminole High School Future board assured b1cDonald that confirm the appointment but nient of physical examination , also ; said, "and the bourd has caille'l but it will probably mean that'#!JiLi ,11 *0 ! rt!spunsihle for the by Farmers last year and a state they would "be happy and the bourd took no action on the a physician. Parents for the hospital trustees to I the student will mistj the fh-it' tt-,3"-iP0rWNon of that 3tudent vice president has called an fin- would jump at the opportunity request. On two previous ocniust have filed a "freedom of work to correct this situation." choice" form and re fist ed week of school, they (1(1 fl')t to and fr'mi school," Richey portant meeting of the chapter to roll taxes back as far as casions, the board had refused Alexander further stated, Charles Roberts, Goldsboro members for 7 p.m. Monday in possible, perhaps the student with the school to; elect to file the ehoic-P fo,.,,,. ! L_.x pl.jilleti. two or three to confirm Bushor's appointschool teacher, has been named "The board has studied every which they have been assigned. as required. School hours '-viii be the ,, the SHS vocational agriculture mills. budget request in detail since He zed that iijili t! 38 I-Ast year in most inprincipalof Hopper School, re Transfer students and those 1 building William hilbee of G eneva , Bushox lucked experience Juiie 15 and I lifli personally coming into the county for the tiori to filing the with 'unior high and • speaking for farmers wanted i Battery pow.d Compare . -1 . I .14- WMI. Cam ... ,..,1 . :. day 1) ___________________________________________________________ A move tu ban front-yard veg. - foam core and tough WnYl cover - helps prevent whiplash id from acc . .. . LIST 6.95 Polyurethane 4at grease etable gardens here has been - I SAFETY SIGNAL LIGHT PLASTIC s. trame ::.... LIME 1 phone committee for the event.. T IOU - : .. 1. LIST 49c 4 are co-chairmen of the tale. UWV46 not slip 40 Vinyl coated Welded steel - :: C .1 Viisis 4* Springs on Aug. 20. Miriarm ip. . Uamlin and Tequila Chesser 1*11 14 Comfortable C 0 0 Hand Washable 0 Won-Allergerlic SWill 1II S 101 ws to main life 5 6' long 0 Easy to use - i . Company plans to spend $10,000 cigarette and tobacco tax, *1. ' a, '. 1, = on office remodeling; Hill 1n penises to t,.83, he advised. coholic beverage tax, race track a $15 000 plement hits budgeted " Longwood has a new police chief -but after Aug. Total millage which is exand sweepstakes funds, expansion and remodeling job 31 will have no patrolnien. pected to be certified for the ~ MISS DONNA HOWLAND, datight~r of Mr. and Mr.A. Ben Nf. Howland, He further proposed that Ilorace D. Shinn, formerly of the Maitlund police and Miller Machine is planning --county school superintendents, public school system Is 13.97 8anford, as the "Sanford DeMolay Swpeth,~s-frl.," I will compete with other . to spend $5,000 on sprucing up principals, .professors, teachers department, was appointed chief of,othe LongNvbQd Police mills, up from lust year's 9.321 chupti r ewqthearts -tor -the.,atat* ' conclav'e ta. 1-11 at Hollywood. With 'Miss Howland'i photo, The Sanand others should be'stitte em-'* b.N~ Mayor'13. E. 13hick at meeting of city counp'iffhurs- mills, un increase of 4.65 mills. ' indication of confidence in the pioyes. Sthnda or H era ld in t rod uces its new Photo-Lathee Duo Tone process evening and unani Requests for an additional salaries for community and shows that a standard grades as in the mer- mously confirmed by the written for each officer. $185,000 for county ~,,overnment I (Iferald Photo b Bill Vincent, Jr.) lot can be done by "free enter- It system could be provided for board.Following the lipAdditional payment for 11am- operation was pared to $130,. ______________________________________________________________________________ ris&' without asking for gov- superintendents and principals pointrnent and confirma- ley and Bushor for 84 hours 000 addItional. Budgets which are increased ernment aid. for counties and schools . . . tion, two patrolmen and the work overtime during the last 0 ~ I 'S.. Made with CADDY • 4 12½" 141" :: FLEA & E11 i4C - d state. ment proposing that "nil 8(1Sevel Sanford merchants ministration school costs should d be provided for by state-apae - ., .1 DRAINER DISH arean .:. : : w , .. , mills from 16R2 mills, or in"rensf' expansion of their stores. City propriated funds, obtained from permit lists show Chase and state-wide additional sales tax, SIPHON PUMP ,_.,..,- "I', "', , W'RW'KV4" Sln ______ animously passed the $J commerce conference room. S sire _11111111111111111111111 "Novolving", .•.-:•: •: S Moody at Thanksgiving, Christmax and Easter, send cards to xhut-inm; and learn First Aid. "ParUdjte In these avities and I feel sure that your efforts will be rewarded with that trophy," she ussured the girls Mm. Luecker concluded wi th an invitation to the Juniors to attend the next Unit 58 meet inc when the girls who attend. ad Girls Sta u will make th eir reports on their trip to Ta1Ihas"e this summer. Plans also have been made :::..:. LIST " 'r & 1. J ~ All Plastic REST ? 1: d ring the yint will 1n xp ndltures , \TCV. , - _1 01 - '04 . Ai ' MATTRESS PAD . -. (LIMIT: I ) acing Durable Rubber 'T,shaped mat ideal for entrance ways, auto floor mat, etc. AUTO HEAD U._%.. If - ~ I comic books and bound books dMIM be aeut PoLni* dollar . ..' . ::~ .41 . .. . . , IWAIT 11 TOOTHBRUSH Rob . : '~ '. !j-! provides $1 lux* Custom r 0 GIANT I 0 OZ. Dr. WOM ROAM& ) er FOAM CA*iiIII . . '_: I -, rll~_ (LIMI't 11 Mod*ITR103 ( "I$flt' _______ rrie(l but well-mannered tax- i The loud wail that you heard payers, who gathered at pub- Cohn 99 'August 23 i ______ Thursday evening was not a li e hearing to probe the neceatest run of the air raid warnfor it 4.65 mill increase ing siren. It was the combined in county ad voloretu taxes for ' screams of despair of the pmp - the 1966-67 school budget. rt,' owners as th ey read the After hearing all those who 1 front page headline on the Her wished to speak, the board un33 aId - Seminole F nimlper cent Tax Increase." Intget, which lion S million in pa increases for A re vised plan for bcaut.ifi teachers and supporting school cation of downtown Sanford will personnel be presented at a meeting of First to be heard was a forth e Sanford Merchants Assocla- mer county commissioner, üon at 3 p.m. Monday at the non W. Dunn, who asked for Seminole County Chamber of ..a lot of fat trimming." If,. .'' . 1.. L _____________ _ ____ .. . . nitnistintion offices were hIII sdity with it-s I ed to rapacity + t C -s o burning, . __ ___ I Compare at 59c C urge UST 1St .i Household or Auto Full -- 11v DONNA F,S,rp,s v ODimensiams 53,4" vr 88 I41 -. C+ .1 . .crPbon. 1ack e. 1Po 0 Sturty metal condr. .0 .'amparst - 1 i volume control, play and S LIST 5.98 0 lus microphone. ear Hearing Set For School $$ 1 l( çJ1 . .. . .. .I . .. ... I.. -... z" - By DOTTIE AUSTIN . with our duties, leVs work for wo en to adopt the following schedule of participation in or- p phon IIMiIiiIIlI 12 OL LIQUID LIST 1.49 (LIMIT 11 that phy!" She encouraged the young - % gold color anodized metal & gloss construe. lion. Colors red, blue, • C 63 . '_ K.res.n. . Tube % . 1. f 1 , :11 , . . ___ , Question ____ HURRICANE . *.*. '. 0 ffr91T 04-fronsistor tape to. corder complete with 2. 111/4" Tell I U BASKET HEAD & RALEIGH TAPE RECORDER , PLASTIC LIST 79c , 4=00 King Size becoming familiar Day, make bean bags and dolls for the crippled children's hospitals; work with various organizutions during fund-raising sist t d iven e n ive Taxpayers ~____,~~ctl $ LIST 17.95 2-Bushel Toothpaste trophy ed annually by the Department of 'Florida in recognition for the most active Junior group," odd Mrs. lAseker. "So, as long a& a "we , 4 4sim, Writh re :. - - sien or ac: v t; ex an stresse that they prepare themselves for the day when they will be to crippled children'r hospitak in 'Florida that ure sponsored by the American Loom and Auxiliary, help with Popif '.?s B i Ak . LAMP Comporme at 239 1W 1 I'- * , 4? I • P.arlized design TABLETS Lueeker, at the home of Mrs. Theo. A. Stiles. Mrs. Luecker charged the girls with becoming m fain- u we a all. ARVIN lo I q1011a . i I _ 99 130 0 171/2 " 29½" • Completely skidproof LIST 1 39 relved - 1, I addressed by the Senior w group's president, Mrs. Betty 1 I ; :. 1i 11 V Outlined To Girls Members of Junior Auxiliary of American Ion Unit received a better insight Into the alms and principles of the 141iSenior Auxiliary when they 11 . 3188c (LIMfl3) hot rind wr't. I Tampa Selectos 1O Perfectos LIQUID 10 OZ. 0 21 Made? 1652 ant qrhi .* .. 4 isfin antenna ensl a 20" blades Compare of 19.95 / eeknd: 9 I ' Rotary .wItch $ ARAT Aims Principles I rN 4 . .._ ; Zip Code 82771 M11 i ion 285 RADIO : LASKO FAN control /' FATIGUE - Legion Aux. 2-Slice requires w• ' DI JIM ype :T6 11 , / " at 69c Rep. 2.1 5 'i , ) % ) - -, 1. .- ..-.* *11C # . . IV. rath I .-11 . "I I I ,I , .:1,_ "I., .!. . ".... .. . -4 •utomatic Mod.120214 :: C tLlT1) .OI.flhdIiflg tablewom 0 Easy to clean !1 I "I ..,. : I r-'111111~ - .-?17 ~ _.-"__.Z=__ r" CiSV_n _W.;F3 i11l LIST 10.95 i - . . _,"9"%"l , 0 I ... .... .... a =M-. =. . 9=_ =;:-L = . .. ... I- =: ~* 3 - -_ Ejr T WEATHER: Thu,qdnv 92-70, mm 02 Inch; AMUFM16TRANSISTOR TOASTER I RES. 99C I SILIX ftch cigar 11% e~and WAt6 "ituatIvwlsin" I" h"Pers" A emkr to P"fect the o"Ginal I :: ' NEW! CUTLERY RIGOLETT : . I SR 17-2 AND MIPI sik attforb Phone 322261 I or 425-fl8R 11111111111111 ~blllii .4 I -01110 .;. ,q i ' '. .1limi % I C 1 ftr II I wwv. '''" . Pass on to Youl Bring Your Next 11, I RiVet' '***('ThNj1. 0ii lflM C I)fA fli(flUt C I .. and Count the Savings! • N -%Z-...;- I., . ECKERD DRUGS! Profits are count.d in Pennies at Eckerd's, but Volum makes up for the Savings We i St. t he . _ - - . ~ I—i.~, ... I Page6A-Aug.4,'966 f If ,. --=- ________- - ~_ I p .• - . - - I . .•...- TOWELS 200 Sh"Its Asst. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 04, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I ._JJ_ --..-__ 1Ir ) ,.-. .-. _k. 5 -. . .• I I....... .5..._i-. . * Fld I Traffic Crashes 21 P ,o h O ____ -----.. -..-.--------- ---.---------.--- Seminole iiaaaaia~~~~saasaasi iiii~ sssssaaiai Week \Evcry 0 County Ll I - r 11 ,q I Baptist Church of God Methodist THE vNTB.T)A'' ADVENT=CRVRCI OsTnsr 7th & Elm a. L Marshall Paster SEflVICS BAUDAY9:30 a- a. School Worship Service — 11:00 a. a. Wednesday Night 'USO P. a. Prayer Service PInR'!' BAPTIST CUTTRCR 51$ Park Avenue Pastor P E. Chs.nc. Morning Worship $:10 a- U 1I45 a- a. Sunday SChOOl Morning Worship 11:00 a- a. Training Union 1:30 P. M. 7146 1p a. Evening Worship Wed.. Prayer Service 7:90 v. a. C? GOT) had & Prsesh L. R. *itor ________ Pastor Sunday 5- ' ..00. Morning WorshIp 1100 e. a. Evs.nsUstIe Ssr'v. . 7:00 p. m. Py Night Y. P. L Wad. 7:10 p. is. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Runland Eststss cn Heights Donald Ed Reynolds Church School — 145 a. is. Morning Worship 11:00 a.. a. ? Alliance Lt)ETt 'uflus APT1ST Pastor ILflaalItanGriffin MornIng Worship 1100-a. - ____ __ 1l$0 Prayer Sirvie. p. SUIUAND is. . — CHURCH OF, GOD OP PROPHECY 3501 Elm Avenue Rev. Itobeipt Welch Peator Sunday School 9:45 a- M. Worship Ssrvlo. 10:45 a- a. •-_.,' _._.. . fl E. E -.nr.lIetic Serv. 7:30 p. a. .ou*g-.,p),8er,Ice&BIbIe I •. Study ______________ -. :30 p a ednesday: 1 I Sunday School — 9:46 Morning Worship - 11:00 Baptist ' : / . . • % / / 103 Oak Pastor Robert Dean, Sunday School Worship BarrIos Evening Barrios 9:45 a.. a. fl:00 a.. a. aiorninx Worship Tn.tn'r Uunion — 6:44 P . &:0u Service sd. Prayer Service 7:10 P. a. Nursery Open 1:20 p. a. WTUR Sunday Nite, broadcast - Ilibi WEBTSIDE MISSIONAItY • ' 7:00 p. a. - 100 V. Pentecostal _____ s •,j t ?IRST PENTECOSTAL CI OF LONGWOOD CHURCH 661 Orange Street Rev Ruth OrantPaator I& i Lutheran ..T 5:10 V. a: 7:30 . LUTHEftAN CHURCH - ' .. .. L - • Sanford, Florida - • -. .. . -. _____ The . Wed. Bible Study - 7= p. a. Conquerors Keating Friday 7:30 V. a. 2900 A Orlando Drive . . School GOOD SHEPHERD . . •• _~ ____ . The Rev. Leroy D. Soper, Holy Communion 7:20 a. a. Family Service 10:00 a. a. " _____ Bible Claw .-.... - — Morning Jorshtp Evening Service Wednesday . ______ Third Sunday S1ngp1r&tton HOLY 401 8. Park Ave. 7:30 p. a. C Hart Brown Sunday . _ LxurLL.1 hr .1. CHURCH C CI 2 Park Avenue _____ . IRST CHURCH OF 'riii NAZARENE V.. 2nd St. at Maple Ave. J. Lester Seel Pastor Sunday School 9:46 a. a. Morning Worship 10:50 a. a. 6:oo V a. Service (Wed.) Minister 10:00 a- a. 11:00 a.. a. — Labor Day In Sanford-1966 went down to pollee sIcilian The report showed I. few lrunks in eat on 25th Street be. 1i'ed dead' He was drunk Noisy party on Seventh Street Boys shooting out lights at the hail park. Two apprehended and will he cleaning up the broken glass today Man healing his wife little child hit by car on 13th Treated at emerStreet. gency room and released City hail closed up tight someant' left a hose running birds looking for bread near the the zoo is quiet city jail radio blaring from the County "Feel so lonesome" Jail Fishermen out by the lake . . lonely machinery by the . boat marina site . . . ducks by Around the Elks playground. by Moilonviile—A few cars near os the emergency room at the hosStreet quiet pital . . First pital. maybe didn't see any flags It was too early. F -/ Avenue - a . __ •- . . . '1:45 p. a. .. PINECVXST ILPT1BT . . S.. ;•• ._••. ••- ----'-" - - . . J. Gordon Ps sr, Morning Worship 9:15 a,. a. Rev. - . -- . -' . - LI ' S I CHURCH Sanford, Fla. . §! 11 2 , -1 :J~ .-• - _____ Mon LAIC.E MART CHURCH OF C11fl187' — Evangelist Fir. _______ Bible Class Wed. JOIIDkN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CUIJROIL 1111 West First Street Pastor win. L. Btsphena Sunday School — 7:10 p. a. it IS F Mw the Mbe With PAOLA CHURCH 01' CHRIST W. S (Bill) Hammond, Evane- you = adther see nor touch. it. .And yet it will carry a the1V$ with all the beau and grace and freedom of iniIbIe sail. 9UL But Wiieresa the wind may die and leave you drifting aimlessly and helplessly -'- g • Y?flfl1T1S the IiIA WV RIXVUUL iã. lFluj* It is through the Chwth that =an is given understandingt:)of jilis Joi%er. ' k, worshipping God he cim acquire the spiritual insight which gives fuel to his soul and purpow for bis pmwitzo ,,,. VVWI Highway 40 West 10:00 a. a. Mysuing Worship - 7:10 V. W. ,V odn""7 Prayer 641"I" 7:80 P. W. swji— ~~, — " E Meets in Lake Mary flail Bible Class a. a. Morning Worship 10:30 :: THE CHURCH FOR ALL.. ALL. FOR THE CHURCH The Church is the greatest factor Ofl earth t!th for the building of dar.c- Atornint; Worship -li:oo a. m. Evening Worship - 6:00 p. M. Bible Class" Wed. - 7:30 1). tn. Civii.wiiy ConightIM Kgttt-. AdvcrtW= Scivice.lim. Su=1=,Va. house of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither denioctaw ve. nor cili tion person should attend servum Yelularly nuLl support the Church. Th are: (1 For his own saks. 2) oy lis children's sake. () For the Saks For the sake of the Church itself, which inceds his =omiand inaterial support. Plan to go to church fork, larly and read your Bible dally. - .. 1ff .4.1... .3' LeUoW.b1. . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Itev. Robert Al. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship — 2:30 a. m. Sunday Beltzool — 9:46 &. m. Morning Worship - 10:55 &. uL &Mop - - - w aetfft~ Rev. Virgil L. Biyani, Pastor Morning Worship 1:10 a. a. Church School — 9:45 a. as. Session Met 10:44 a. a. homing Worship — 11:00 a.. is. Church School~-Besrda1l Chapel — 2:00 V. a. Pioneer Fellowship 7:00 p. a. Senior HI Fellowship '1:00 p.a. - ...' V 111% . -. -. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 3776 South Orlando Drive Thomas IL ItMktn Pastor Worship 9:00 a- a. Church School 10:00 a.. a. _.,••. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woodland Ave., Rev. Robert W. Temple, Jr. Pastor - ii" ,.....1. UI 1143 101 W. First Morning Worship Weekdays: 10:30 a.m.-4:10 pm. .ir O..b.....I II 11141 VU - lIT? . W. 11:00 a. a. 6:20 V. is. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees - ___ ______________________ I i CELERY urrY PRINTING CO., INC. __ CARRAWAY & MK1HBjN 4 CHELSEA Tfl'LE AND GUARANTY CO. ford 319 W. First, San_ FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF EARR1LI3 & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford 1i RTCAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland THE _____ ___ BILL TT1MPH1LL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford KENTUCKY FItTED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida SEMINOT .PTIIT Auttoch Baptist Cburch_. Oviedo Central Baptist Church, 1311Oak Ave. Chuluota First Baptist Church Chuluota Baptist M'sio Elder spring* Baptist Church. 660 Lehman lid. First Baptist Church, 51) Park Ave. Friendship Baptiit CITuich of Altamonte Spring. itt. 44G. Altamonte Springs hin t IMptiat Church of Usliary First Baptis t Church of OSSST1 FirSt Church '•jV First Baptist Church of I.mk Monroe Zkrst 11491,14t Church of Leugwoud. Cur. Church Grant Pint Baptist Church of Oviedo First Baptist Church of Ma L.n4o Spring. First SliUch Missionary Baptist Church, 1102 W. 13th It. Forest City Baptist cij Fountain Heed Baptist Church, O iedo Jordan Missionary Baptist Church, . • 1 , , • , - Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 1720 Pear Ave Oakl&wn Baptist OMsrch .3743 W 39th 5, Oit.en Baptist Church Pinecrest BapU Church its W. Prairie L.ak. Baptist Church, Bldg. New Fern Park Progress Missionary Baptist CIIUrOh. Midway Second SIsUob Missionary Baptist Church. West Sanford HuuI&1d Baptist Church. 3919 French Ave. St. James missionary Baptist Church Ste Rd. 415 Omen p 11 oo5i.ry Ba 5, St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church anaan isiulita St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. 220 cr... St. Temple Baptist Church, Pus Springs lid.., tita.moni.. Spring. Wsatijds Missionary Baptist Church. 416 H. Holly Ave. Zion Hope Baptist Church. 712 Orange Ave. . _____ I' -s - v S ' •• • .S.• • ROman Enterprise Maosdonhi Mission Baptist Church tja.k 11111 ltd. (Mises Morning Glory Baptist Church, Geneva fla'y. Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church. U-" 1.mndc spring. lid.. Leagwo.d Mi. Zion missionary Sines Ave. now Bethel 9th St. £ lkoi7 Lv.. New hit. Calvary Missionary Baptist 1109 W. UUi 51. New bales Primitive lisptiat Ohurcb, 15911 W. 12th i. I. • Church of tM Nativity, '.-- Mary All Souls Catholic Church, 711 Oak Ave. 1921 W. First St. Le'v. SoUthern Baptist Mission, CAuluots Missionary Baptist Church North 114. S • ____ 1 ' at. •- ', -.. Ann's C!'iAN First Christian Church, 11075. Sanford A CONGRZOATZONAL Congregational Chriatia.a Church 3401 lark Ave. Norussid. Christian Church. 1 1 u r I d a Haven Dr., II*ItIMI _ ..*a...&..._ ass, Upoptsa'a Club, M Catholic Church. Pershing Place. akary St. 31.557 Magdalene Catholic Church, Maltland Ave. Altamonte 5pfl5gp _ - Catholic Chulijois ......--. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY FILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps arni Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford ICTLGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PIJBLIX MARKETS and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff . - £4 I W4 J f'I..4.. 4I11 II __I.__.__I £ U34 S .51 • CV Adult Choir rehearsal 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir rebsarshal g, - $ REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff . , co. CHURCH 0? CHRIST Church of Christ. 1512 S. Park Ave. Church of Christ. Geneva Church of Christ, I&k. Ma rl Church of Christ, L,ongwood Church of Christ. Pads p cauacu oi Church of Clod. 501 Hickory Church of God, 2100 B. French Church of God. Oviedo Church of God hiIaMoc. Enterprise EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church Ave., Enterprise E. Lioliary Christ Episcopal Church, bong-wood All Saints Episcopal, Enterprise at 4th Holy Crass Episcopal, l-'iinic LUTHER.A.N Ascension Lutheran Chutch. Oveibruok Dr.. Ca.aeelbrry Good Shepherd United l,jthern, suu B. Urlando Iii. Lutheran Church of the Iisd.eui.r, 103 W. *5th Pla Messiah Lutheran Church. American bsgluu flail. Prairie Lake, Fern Park St. LiLkes Luth eran Church , ItL 426 SLavla. ETUOD18T Barnett Memorial Methodist ChurCh, Jri)Bary Ave.. Enterprise Bear Lake Methodist Church listls*l A.1LE. Church, Canaan fieigl*ta Casselb.rry Community Methodist Church, hwy. 17-9: Piney ltt&iu.. ltd.. CasiU,.rry Delisry Community Iiethuthat Church W. Highlands, DelMny . STORES and Employees E NAYaAVJCNX 1" 1 vi I Church of th Nasarsas, W. tnd at Mapis Fern Park Church at h. NWXa.S. O zi lid., Fern Park lary Church of the Neasruis l'ltESIJYTEItlAII Community Preebyt.rlan Church. LW Mary First t-rssbytenAan Church. CMk Ave. First l3resbyteriap Church of DeBary, E• lLtghJiiud )3r01,yteris.0 Church of The Covsaaat . Lit. 8. Urlaudo LM. Presbyterian Church Anti 9913 Bear Lake Road Upeala community Presbyterian Church, Upsals, Bd. WtaLaatm ee P bytsrla Chroh, Howell Park. at 486, tss*1betry IE'IZNTR DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lahis $Sveuth-day Adventist Church. hwy. 436, Forest City 5.ventb4ay Adventist Church. Msttlad Ave., Altanioni. Spring. Sanford Seventh -day Adventist Church, Seventh A; Johnson Warns S S listed in "fair" con- jured available at press time. Hospital along with her twi Early Saturday a car oper- year-old daughter Tracey afti dition at Orange Memorial Haspital today after being Involv- ated by a Sanford man, Gray their car apparently went 01 ed in an accident onthe Orange Bishop, !l, 212'nlnnlalWay -r..t costI on anfovd A c. al Blossom Trail yesterday while crashed into the Osteen Bridge 16th St. and crashed Into a Two passengers in a cc abutment on SR 415. Bishop enroute to Tampa. by Frank Noel], Sun driven Troopers said Shinn's car suffered head, lace and other struck another vehicle on the injuries and was transferred merlin Ave., were treated f at the hospit Trail. The Police chief suffered to Gainesville Hospital Noel] apparently lost co broken ribs. No charges were ther and slammed i n, his His car was a total loss. A trol filed as yet. telepho: Highway patrolmen are still passenger In the car, Miss Pat a guide wire of a investigating an accident on SR McGuire suffered minor injUr- pole on 25th St. Injured were Jeff Whitin 46 and Jungle Road, approxi- ies. mutely two miles east of Gen- . Mrs. Virginia Skelly, 111 E. Geneva and David Noel], Sur s ninrlin Ave. Noell was charg eva. Several ihjulãa - z rt- i c-In- ins Circle, S'.f°rd ported with no list of the in treated at Seminole Memorial I with careless driving. Shinn was tre for F . CHURCHES First Pentecostal Church of bougwoud Full Gospel TaboreecI. 2714 Country- Club Mt. 011,. Holiness Ch urch, 0s.k Hill lid. Cist.esa J'tueorest Leisbly of Clod. 11th & Elm Sanford Allia.uoe Church, 1401 S. Park Ave. Sanford Congregation of Jehovah. Wit. items, $04 Sanford Ave. T*i. Salvntiogi Arai, 214 Jr. Sad 81. . minor injuries :. -. -:-: - &- 3 I '..I:A-:.;;" ..;.,-. 1. -..' - -- - 1. .., , ':- .r j. - 1 1 ,, :' ;,- 1;.) \ -:.I: -S ,hh1t_iI I llIE / I.. L - .7 / . .;- .. I .t-._ % - V "1 ' ,. '' - . After Shooting V Edward F. Connelly Jr., 20, of Police Chief in an North Orlando, was reported in accident—Gosh—arid he got all "critical" condition this morn those safety awards too. Ing at Orange Memorial Hospital suffering from a bullet wound in the head. Area deaths ................ 2 Sheriff's Deputy J. Q. Gallo. bridge ....................... 8 way reported young Connelly C1ssified ads ............ 10.11 was found at the rear of the Cornic .................. 89 Church of the Nativity, on SR Crossword puzzle .......... V 427, Saturday morning, with a Dear Abby .................. 8 .22 caliber rifle at his side. 1-ic P be en shut in the right LewEditorial page .............. 6 bud . 89 ie. Entertainment ............ Gaduway said it WSb 4.*U p• ..... *1 Horuseope &icety .................... . 4.5 parent attempt at suicide. since Sports ....................... 7 Connelly' parents reported be -. ., V bad been desyuadeiit of late. Herald Index F . .4. .. .t a._ —S SI - ,,. 'r'.- --. '' .' - .• jS _ - -. James TITUSVILLE (AP) Sturchio of Titusville dropped - gressional race. The decision, 60 days before the election, left Rep. Ed Gurney, Republican, with no announced opponent. Sturchio said that hopes for financial support had not materialized and he had gone into debt to seek the office. this afternoon at the Church of Christ with internment at. Onklawn Cemetery. Hancock, who came to San. fond more than a decade ago, livedat 109 Pinecrest Dr., SanHe served with the Array engince during World War I II and *as' as a member of the Sanford Shrine Club, member Inf nselk of the Bahin Temple In OrlanMIAMI (A?) G reta, the do the Masons and the Restaur- season's seventh tropical storm, New Tropical ford. Storm Builds Up In e - ant Owners Assn. of Florida. was expected to increase her Survivors include his widow, might to hurricane intensity to. Maxine N.; sons, Robert Wade day as scientists considered whether to try to seed her anand Wallace Dale, both of San. gry winds into submission. ford; mother, Mrs. Pearl HanAlthough she was still small cock, Williston; brothers, W. L. and no immediate danger In Hancock, Daytona Beach, W. E. any tand mass, forecaster's predicted Greta to grow In sixe and Hancock Jr., Jacksonville; ters, Mrs. Opal Henderson, Or- power as she ranged over the warm waters of the South Atlando; Mrs. V. F. Hester, Allantic. achun, Mrs. W. It. Hester, Meanwhile, officials 0f ProGainesville, Mrs. harry Gaston, ject Stormfury, the tropical Columbia, Ga., seven nephews storm "seeding agency, were niece s. and decide during the expected l'allbears were \V. K. McRob- day whether to sprinkle Greta erts, J. L. hobby, Ruby Spears, with 3ilver Iodide. Dave Heniley, J. H. McNeil and Her location and probabte many honorary pallbearers, track made Greta a candidate ' six to G ramnkow Funeral home Is in Sturchmo, 43, is a political charge of arrangements. science Instructor on leave from lirevard Junior College. for the process which is designed to convert a tsorm's destruc- tive ferce into harmless rain. At 5 sin. (ES'T). Greta was Marine Killed centered near latitude 21.3 JACKSONVILLE (AP) A north, longitude 6.1.3 west — crash on takeoff killed at Mu- about 385 miles northeast of rine Corps flier last night. The San Juan, P. R., and a little pilot, stationed at the Heaufort over 1,200 miles east soutist (S.C.) Marine Air Station, had of Miami. started it training flight when Greta developed yesterday Ids Ii'S Crusader jet crushed at northeast of the Leeward lithe end of it ('veil Field rums- lands, the eastern boundary of the ',.'aribbesn Sea A long- way. CICERO, 111. (AP) threatened 01)011 housing march filed through hostile Cicero Sunday, with 3,00() 1)011CC and National Guardsmen swinging bayonets and billyclubs to maintuin order. Six white spectators suffered minor bayonet cuts and police arrested at least 40 Pe150115. 'I'ise march by 192 persons fur less than thu 1,000 authorwas Ized by a parade permit protected by a force larger tItan asiy mobili zed during the pust six weeks of Protest itiurehes in the Cicero area. Leas than one-quarter of the marchers were white. Some other marches have been nearly half missions. coumposed of whites. As in other dunsonstrutions, rocks, bottles and firecrackers flew at the marchers and hecklers shouted taunts and oh. Marchers -.. Through Cicero S. 1 •. 14, r. ' Unopposed Sanford and Seminole County today mourned the loss of Rohert C. Hancock, 52, who died Saturday after an apparent heart attack. Funeral rites for the owner of the Pinecrest Inn in Sanford and Town House in Oviedo are being held Thousands Guard , - -- nflii'ers said. - _ - -. - - 11 I c1'IPJ Rep. Gurney out of the Fifth District Con- ''i -.-(:'-• '- / - car of - • . For people who need an excuse . Longwuud _____ Eastern Orthodox Church. St. Johns Chry. 50510W CILSP&, Hwy. 17-92, Fern Park Congregation Bath lana.!. 14th A Magnolia First Church at Christ, Scientist. 1100 E. 2nd St. Mlujdow Ball of Jehovah's Witness Lali. Monroe UnIt, 159* W. Third St. 4 Jj PRESS The 78-hour Labor Day week• endend traffic toll toward what tile National Safety Council Sold looked like a "pretty definite" record. The death toll reached 457. "Unless there's some radical Improvement," said a safety council spokesman, "it will be near the top of our estimate 630 deaths. This, of course, would far4urp515 the record of (.4 563. "At this point, It looks pretty definite," he added. For comparison, 505 persons died on a recent non-holiday weekend. after care, Commie Paper The new six acre park near Lake Jessup is about ready and NEW YORK (AP) A crude don't bc surprised U you see picnic tables and a boat ramp bomb exploded Sunday at the offices of the Communist flewsprouting up any day there. S V V paper, the Worker, wrecking a County Commission plans lusemeut room and shattering work sessions on county road windows, including a number of projects Tuesday afternoon and stained-glass ones in a church Routine meet- across the street. Wedueday There were no injuries. Police ing scheduled for tomorrow said the pipe bomb, 10-12 inches morning. long and probably filled with • • gunpowder, was detonated in School buses using Holly the basement areaway of the Avenue between 24th and 25th three-story brownstone building. Streets have aroused bitter The church damaged was the compaintb about the dust from Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of residents there. Some people St. Savu. have been raising cain over cars raising dust on way to ball park during the summer. Every city coiiimlstiioiier got at least one phone call—they'll take it up with the school board. * Allen'. ML Church, GUy. A 12W Church of Clod In Christ. Oviedo Chuluota. Community Church Church of 0-ad of Prophecy, 3507 Elm Ave. Church of God Mlmlon, Enterprise Church of issue Christ of Latter Day Saints, MIS Park Lye. COmmUP'&y Chapel, Altamonte Spring. fur- . Man Critical Jam OTHER . . AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_— Christ Methodist Church Sunland First Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave. First M ethodiat Church of Oviedo Fi rst Southern Methodist Church 344u Sanford Ave. Free Methodist Church. 101 W. 4th It. Geneva Methodist Church, Oseeva Grace Methodist Church, Onors Rd. Grant Chapel huE. Church. Oviedo (.Iakgrove Methodist Church. Oviedo Gateep Methodist Church Pa I' u I a Weals Wesleyan Methodist, it. 44 W at St. James A.ILE.. 9th St. at Cypress Sc.. Maria A.11.E. Church St. At. 416 OltSsfl st. laura Methodist C ii u r C 11 OsiSID ltd. EnterpUae Stafford Memorial Methodist C b u r cii b. DslIary Traffic accidents continued in alarming numbers to-in Sanford and Seminole County rifl-kbt' Iat'T Dwec..J with at least 10 persons hospitalized including the Long- I - WINN DIXI _ -- ' STRICKLAND-MORMON, INC. and Staff CO. A idents Soar In Area IIANCO(:K Sanford Mourns Loss Of Hancock By 'FUR ASSOCIATED Longwood Police Chief Hurt. . I{UIJKRT C. 0 —Record Nears BISHOP CAR AFTER THE SR 415 CRASH Wrecked By Bomb _ SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS John Dunn and Staff -- ----- • S S WILSON-EIuiuLBURGEg MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAWR FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . . ___ ROSE AND WILE'S RESTAURANT Rose & Willis Bowman & Employees -• ---------•---- - COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Riame and Employees L D PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida STENSTROM STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and COUNTY C. L. Robinson and Staff . h'irrwnl to death Appar.ntly he 1.11 acic-ep '.i.huIe mnking on a g(- rt'eflfy(l porch M his home, Over Nat ion :' (Herald Photo) - WESTAUNSTER rRESBYTEILIA CHURCH co.runz z I 11.t. 436 East of Seminole Plans. IL. Lucas F. Onile Pastor Church School 9:20 a. a. Morning Worship.. 11:90 a. a. Junior RI & Senior 111 youth Meetings 6:00 p. a. Tuesday: --- THE Labor On Gains SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff NELSON & CO. INC. Oviedo, Florida HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Str.ff --n'--.------- Nothing but pats-on-the-back for our sheriff's putro] boat on the St. Johns and Lake Monroe. BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (AP) Wish I had a nickel for every President Johnson campaignperson they have pulled out of ed in Michigan today by bluntly Doing it quietly telling organized labor on its the water and without fanfare. own holiday that "it can't make all the gains it wants all at soon beonce.,' meeting Look for it After volunteering this anti. twtCtl \7 oluiia and Seminole officwis on that Sit 415 bridge— inflation warning in Detroit, You Imow tile one mean—The citadel of the United Auto structure (?) that looks like It Workers Union, Johnson flew to belonged to the Sanford Junior P.attle Creek to help mark the High School complex. 100th birthday of a sanitarium . S founded by the late cereal king, Work on dredging the propos- Will Keith Kellogg. ed new boat marina has been Now U we can completed only iwd those bulkhead people. —The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford at--- ---- . * - 457 Dead R l~ ___ I - Nobody asked me but, If there's such a shortage of doe. mrs Ii: Sa"Ju34.th cru't our medical society solicit young MDs from around the country in settling here? Surely there wood Police Chief. must oc hundreds of young mcfl Long-wood Police Chief H. D. out of medical school looking for a place to raise their jamRies. - _. Rh1t! II •'M 192A - (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worship — 7:15 p. a. FIRST CHURCH OP CUltiST SCIENTIST 800 Last Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School 11:00 a.. a. Wednesday Service s:oo p. a. OATkWN BAPTIST CIRJ1tCII 274. Dountry Club Itoad Pastor Rev. IL. T. Barrett a. Sunday School — V:4f Worship isrv1oe — 1l:OD a.. a. 'Pr.aMur 11ntn — 51 n 2:00 V. a. Evening WOTI12t Wed Prayer Bsrv. — 7:20 p. a. L.UTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEILER 103 W. 21Lh Fla" "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "'This is the Lit." Herbert W.Go.ras........ Pastor Sunday School — 9:16 a. m. Worship 8'1iN1 a- a. Kindergar ursery S • t,.c. Tb,. Florida Highway Pa rrul 1100'(1 one as Pher,mos W. t ringer. It, of Riviera Reach 111111 saId ttie r,'hprs name was ri! her Richard MihIr r'r ii':harrI l :, m phe ii WiIiIm,tn 1fr-rmnJr. 'A of PAM 61 stied in Itue -"trek of his car ''Ii Stt,Pc- Rm,rJ )04 msts'iut II miles 1, 11'mnrueII Friday night. f)rr,wriing.q I a e I si ii e d May ;siyer. .1.1, of Gainesville at Crec ,'jt Ficaeh Charles MiPer, nfl. of A P. I a a I a at. Jacksonville heath, and gather Sheppard. 52. of .laeks'.nvlIIe In the Jacksr,nville Harbor. At Lakeland. Paul Linn. 74, P collided. Thomas .1. Walsh .Jr., 20. of Tim rmu'r Air l"oret' I inst. G;i • . S S S Oak Ave. & 3rd St. about 23 miles north of (keCho- i'r . . Each Month 1.Ind ergarten anci N Nursery -' dy - . - Rev. Roy A. lia.mUt.on Pastor Adstuday School — 9:4b &. M. jUoraLu& Worship... 11:00 Tr&lnt= Union a Worship 7'ZO j jsuing Pra yer 7:10 V. M. Alarvials l d H A lint- tow muon, 11cm t-vc'y Coo per .Jr., 32, was killed Sunday at n I IhaMlillnte processing plant tic':i t Ilnrtnu, vIicit two iront c'iul load . - o i ay Trage u kiIIcd by mu car !t''hr'rt l)ar.ir'l f,ngfr,rrl 5 I.I. rf ,q I ll, tt-rulkeql on Stat" 1I11Ful .102 z:sii killer] in preneat- Panama (1$ y. rlm-,wri hrnars Sa?urrlay hit .Josc'mh 1. 011.1f roll I tear a, r,11, "I tr,r mu ear rsn Sfmto Rose] 29 K l'slutut,tc'e '.-suq It I IletI itt an or submit 25 t nllpq r,isrth r,f S'mnni. ,-i,Ic',,t, at flint it'?it r oh Florida ts,n'I city Sot ui,rin v A F"'""!', boy M i e lu a I 1Jie Mr,ntgornery, 11. w xi killed tvhen a ear struck his Wycle ~ Oft SOuPe FU,orl 05 Rt Pe'nqaeola Sat c,rtlay. Two men were killed Friday a I g hi P when their ear was wrecked airing SOuPe Road 13 i,q stunk amid . . - Ralph Brewer Jr. Evaugeltit Bible School •.. 9:0) a. a. Morning Worship — 10:00 a.. a. 1- suing Worship — 6:10 p. a. Wed. 1ray•r Service 7:10 p. a. b LARRY VERSHEI, By . SANFORD CiffSTIAN Ave. - •• . _. ... . a or L - FLORID ,\ - * CLOG /• .••• a. a. sa. Church Street, Longwood )'r. Charles W. Stewart, Jr. Vicar 1:00 a. Holy Communion Family Service & Cl4S5S5 1:20 L. M. S 'S .- N azarene C HRIST CHURCH :----:4 : •.p'•:*..: Zip Code 32771 A l - ____ ;/:. - fil I _._. •• tS. / / / rms'r CffflISYrIA2 DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1607 S Sanfoorrd Ave. it Vernon Puller - . U In Smash-Up Near Clearwater By mr. ,RMfl(1,%1:I) ,'ttrMs 'l'lie tiont Ii toll ftuiii nrrldent q d U V I ti g f lip long I ,nlsnr I by wc't'kc'nd nnt-ed In 21 In flmkla I ndnv willi n $ u cAr 1411IF1011111 ---------..-,---- ____ It I Ill nit ttevell young n'sqiIt' Ill—for (1 ( in1*- ( 'Is'n t- ,i It' Ihe Floritlo 111011%,V11), l'nI icil saul the sevell pc'tIshed w)n',i a ear carrying Rix teen ngc'q frani Tampa collided with sinaI he, automobile cm U.S. 19 early toilii y. MI six teen-nget-q nti:l Suzanne l)ntnpler. 21, 1, am the other tar, were killed. The I ligliwny I 'sit mcii idc't,t ilirci live of the COX youths os Lewis, 1)1 sine Ct, t-IH',iI u'r, I .inih, Vogel, SI,c'ik' Ijnget-c'r, nil 17, anti (in' ilt-Ivi'r, I )cn,,,Icl K Ig:'r Ill. old inoti %viri kihicqi A 46 l.siiiiletilnle Su,I(Iny 1111,011 III I"IuIt -lit'ii 0 1)0(101 tnt skkklrd 1111(1 stiiiu'k him during a t-sulnstarni. l kky Itcert', 9, Ii maw ned Sun day while sinitnIng nil I"iirt ____ -: - ..• / 4JLLL•JWWJ .. 4*j; / ____ - FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. Rev. Durward H. Knight, Jr. Pastor SUfldiw .chool :46 a a. Tning Mor hi p i.0 a- fll. £ Wors OP.. 1.. pwor League u.uO p. Tb. Evening Worship ___ 'YIVAP. . Prayer eet t 7:30 .a. .... S a Seven Lives Are Snuffed Out rrttth b Southern Methodist . / - A?Wr 04 l WEATHER: Cloudy, hot and shiwcrs thru Tu esday. SANVORI), P Lcd \\ne — Established 1908 — MONDA Y, S],31' 5, 19 66 ov*Ie V W - pINPCRERT OP GOD CHURCH Coy. 27th and Pastor H. IL Wilder a. a. Sunday School tornlng Warship 10:50 a. 7:10 P. M. ]venin_g Worship a. Youth a.Serv. (Sun.) 1:00 p.7:10 Ifld-Wssk srv. (Wed.) BAPTIST CHURCH John Iii. King ~ Sunday School — io:oo Sunday Uorning Worship 11:00 A. ,1- -. HURCH 1 \1OL 0L. 59 NO ii "The Nile of Amei'ien" . . - 'W P. . 1$0 V. s45 p. a. Sunday School 9:44 A. Morning Worship 11:00 a- a. Evan*,eltaUo Services 7:00 y Wed. Prayer & "Sponsored skip" Assembly Of God G&u Smith suft"y Bch . ____ 7:30 P a- - V _. Training Union Evening Worship -____ - (Wed) , ,, , • Old Orlando Rd. at 13.st.r Ave. ... £OflI.IA V . CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHUIUB 1401 Park Ave. at 14th SL a- tor *SW. BI **nd&T school Worship Scoville, 7:10 V. Worship Alliance a * * * * r Phone 822-2611 or 4293$ Adventist ' on the St Johns River I -.0,0010 . * * * P '! 1 V - - - P WATER AND SEWER services for the new l million Montgomery Ward Complex at Seminole Plaza are checked out by Fred Snow (center), project manager for Sudler Construction Company, builders, with Leonard Casselberry (left) and Paul Bates, superintendents for Casselberry Utili(Herald Photo) ties Company. to buy a new Pontiac! Pontiac Catalina has the best resale value of any car in the medium-priced group, which includes the top models of the low-priced three according to the latest N.AID.A. Official Used Car Guide figures based on 19631965 V.8 4-door sedans with automatic trans - - - or Starts On Clearing Montgomery Ward Complex Clearing operations liuve be. gull On the ajiproxi ilia tely nine ac-re site for the new Montgomery 'Ward, 11W., complex to be built at Seminole Jiuu in Casberry. The cuinpiex reportedly cost.jog over 1 million is being built by Sudler Construction Cu., Inc. of Newark, N. J. The retail dejiat-toicut atom will be erected next to the Cuiernit Theatie with an area of not less than 60,000 squsro sales and serfeet and the vice dcptinciit will he located itt U aepurutc building on Highway 17-102 adjacent to the main etttitttwe to the Plaza. Although the new stores will Le built on the urea formerly the parking lot, ade. JMIIt of c juutt.- pushing fudiltks will be ic:dc available with the paving .,f previously unused land t.o the u1irth and east of Ward's. auto (But who needs an excuse?) sconities. .0 Red Ship Sunk TOKYO (All)—U. S. Aircraft attacked and sank a small CMImese Communist vessel, damn, aged and killed nine Chlneso e:cwnien In the Gulf of Tonkin Aug. Z40, Peking itudlo said today. 9 "We Car. About You . We Car. About Your Car" 1501 W. FIRST ST. SANPOID PH. 33*0331 I ' I --- - ; • - ; -'•-. •. •• 3 •. - :. - '• - --- �--- Seminole Reds Down 4 U. S. PlanesI eraTh nttTrn4 Sept. 5 icR Pare 2'— During her amateur athletic career, 9)w Pklrisnn Zrthrtris won f2 of the 6t4 cnteL she fr Bar Shipmen - SAIGON. South Vi et Warn 250 miles northeast at Saigon. Vietnamese soldiers, an year Joins Suit To Worth Vietnamese Four villagers were killed and old boy and a U.S. Marine were (AP) ground fire shat down three 'U.S. 20 to 25 other persons were In- ies sr'rously hurt. fighter-bombers during raids jureci. including three U.S. Only two weeks age amid it iqhf Free Aid rash of accidental bombings near hanoi Sunday and another crewmen. Seminoli, County B Ao. Gen. William C. Westmoreland. Zuni American plane was knocked A few hours later, a elation members have voted down farther south today, the rocket accidentally discharged commander of U.S. forces in , as It was being loaded onto a Viet Nam. Issued a directive nanimously to join Orlando t'U.S. command announced. Only one of the five pilots was U.S. Marine jet at Da Nang. and urging ('xtreme care to nvoid torney Russell Troutman In his suit ng'alnat Sargent Shrivar, rescued, a spokesman said. The hurtled into a nearby Vietnam- civilian casualties. aircraft lasses brought the num- ese military building at the air- U.S. planes flew 14 missions director of the 'U.S. Office of bet of 'U.S. planes reported shot field. A Viet Cong prisoner was against North Viet Nam Sun Economic Opportunity. down over North Viet Nam to seriously Injured. Four South day. including strikes on four Trotitman's stilt claims that missile sites 3111. three in the ll• Shriver's decision to initiatea nol area While American jets pounded and 11 oil storage prorram of federally paid atdepots, a spokesman nid. oll depots, missile sites and nthIn neirhhorhnod law tonne Smoke billowed up 10.001) feet offices to give free legal serer targets In the North Vietnamas the planes set all numerous vices Is unconstitutional. heartland, government. ese explosions and fires at the fuel troops in South Viet Nam reSeminole County Bar Assnthe spokesman said. ported wiping out nearly half of e d attorney PhilThe pilots reported hIt. an two elation Appoint a 1100-man elite Communist Ip Logan to act as the iuinw(] missile *ttes. force In a three-day operation In party In the co-complaint of the The fliers also claimed the sweltering swamplands at straying or damagIng 40 barges, stilt. Delta 1 0 ni1. the %1bn, The suit, TOed In federal court 39 bridges, 4' supply buildings. southwest of Saigon. The eight antiaircraft gun positions, several weeks nm asks that fighting broke a 10-day lull In 35 trucks and l railroad box Shri'er and the OEO he enground action in the south. joined from establishing the As the allies braced for In neighborhood legal ofproposed Of the three pthnes lest Suncreased Communist terrorism day, one was an Air Farce F4C flees. In advance of the national alec"We feel that most bar Phantom with a two-man crew tion next Sunday, 5,500 South soc'intlons are already provid41) miles down which went Korean troops arrived aboard proposed services these northwest or Hanoi. The others Ing three U.S. transports at the con- w were single-seat Air Farce F105 I without necessity of federal p.stral coast port of Nha Trnng. Thunde.rchtefs. One Went down alstanee," a prepared statement They bolstered the six-nation In miles north or Hanoi. the oth- of the Seminole County Bar allied force, exiusive of the er 20 miles northwest. reads. more than 700,000 Vietnamese . . All four pilots were listed As "The principal objection Is troops, to 341,000 men. that the (Economic Opportuni. Mishaps plagued air opera- JOSEPH P. Delhtria, at- missing. However, the pilot of an Air t3') Act (of 1964) does not ape.. tached to RVAH-7 at tlons In the South. Sanford Naval Air Sth- Force Thunderchief shot down cifically provide for any legal A U.S. twin-engine Army Carthou transport plane crashed tion, has been advanced today 15 miles west of the coa st- services. By establishing these Into a Vietnamese village Sun- from airman to aviation ill city of Dong Hot was rescued neighborhood legal offices, the day shortly after taking off maintenance administrit- by helicopter, the spokesman Office of Economic Opportunity said. from Dang Tra airfield about tionman 8/cl. director sets his own guidelines Seminole Jaycees According to word from 01'. have sent letters to rreident Joseph O'Malley, plasticstirJohnson, Secretary of State goon, who collected the supDean Husk, Secretary at Dc- plies, the Defense Department fense Robert McNamara and s ays it Is unable to transport all elorfdA congressmen asking the supplies and the Jaycees for help fit' mutilated children In Viet Na:,i. "Over 5,000 pounds of medThe doctor ical and related supplies are BOSTON (Al') MW awaiting shipment to Viet has given Gov. John A. Volpe of Nam from McCoy Air roree Massachusetts the worst order for a politician: Do not utter S Base which are its vital ammunition in combatting Viet word for three or four days. Cong mutilations and terror- Volpe is suffering from lnI-3'nthe letter reads In part. gitis. Sanford entered. - — - •. ... - - eflL.afl1 - - I - ' - — Knowing for operation and these guide. - -- , iv credence all In Communism Is so small as to • 'nt -. , r some - Electronic Test Machine 4 Persons Slain I For hitting LBJ SALE HERE'S ALL YOU DO . Go To The aces" card now Pick up your Let S :TT: at PUBLIX. No purchase necessary. Match the TTTTT - winning numbers on your card with the winning numbers posted at PUBLIX each Monday. For extra fun, check your cards at home while you watch the color TV show. New cards and new races every week. Join the fun. 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Frlw,rtI flnrnev in Prl'IItkrn to pIIe have' been dsutintil by the i'rc'qlrir'at tnel ttuo soeretar%'fl thins fit ins attn hum is, f nIfet' rind ci rite. 'ilte l)t-. Ii' M alley hns hor'vi i,,inhue' Ietterq are cir'ed by .friur,e In got thtm',ii shipped to Viet Itiwe', .iayt'ee' president. Nn In. (e'e' nntnt4 lternhl front _____________________________ uSgS' Stilty iii Viet Used f)F'FItUIT (AP) tlslrs it Nani lH'setihc'tl," July 21 0 c-h,e,,ihc'a! spray !rnvrth cold for 19410) 1,etfers from the' Sanford. pi ofer'tkm cigainet emiggers, two Re'nilniule' ,iy'po, itttttiithti ,nte,i tobhicel store' owner Mike to help 1)r . O'Mnllr'y flail Inane- IiInI of $1)1) ri'eontly. iort ii' Ion fist the supplies, were Sold ti.lcl pollee the men sent It, Sen. ticurite S,nnutie're, sprayed him lit the feice with Itie. Sen. 'pi'ssn,nl uliultrrinl nuud flop. r'nuinktc'r nod find (in ford, JAMEH ItOVI 90(0 Installed At Junior Ni Soug h _______________________________ Af .' 3y Ex-Convict Area Deaths are ppenling to the hIghest auithn'iltet. Dr. )' t alley, Orlando suirgeon, recently returned fiottu Viet Nam, n-here lie nupet'nit'nl hundreds of ehthh'pn whom lb.' Viet Cong had tni-tuned in nil effort iii force their ;uni- t'flts to join the Communist Inert's. On his retuinu here, Dr. 0'. Malley, who hntl been appalled At the lack of medical supplies avalbubie in Viet Nnm, set about to gather medical supplies o be shipped to surgeons and hospi tals in th e war inne. 7e1a', Fro ••' 00 0 up to 55 multiple choice queslines have neither been estabtions. The instructor programs liahed nor approved by Conthe machine by marking at niasgress," the statement conciude. us It has been reported that a EL PASO. Tex. (Al') —An ter form. prics motion Is pending before the ex.convIct was held on a mur- it will not only light-on the your next Orange County Bar Association, der charge today aft-er a killer teacher work load but will help Prescription \\ asking that organization to join shot and knifed four persons to him design better tests and ,J Trouthunt's effort, but has been death, net fire to their apart- make more eff ective use of Sen. have far-reaching adverse conWASHINGTON (Ai') tabled pending study. ments but was eluded b a fifth tests in teaching and re-teachMEDA M. TYNER Thruaton B. Morton assailed the sequences. ing. , reports Indicate would-be victim. on of In additi Norton and 11 other R.epubliMrs. ?deda M. Tyner, 7b, Senate Democratic In cases of incorrect answers. S cans, along with five Demo- Chuluota, died Thursday. A that the State of Florida may Officers said a soldier from El TroutmaTt's legal acPaiso's Ft. Bliss locked himself omissions, or multiple answers, today for "embarassing" also join crats. sided wi th President native of Kalamazoo, Mich., TUES. THRU SAT. A.M. 'TIL 9:30 P.M. Ident Johnson by proposing a Johnson, who huts made it clear she had moved to Chuluota in tion and a decision on this is in a bathroom during the yin- tlw machine will grack. the quesAve. 2438 lenec' Sunday. The killer was tion wrong, nml:ing a mark by LABORDAY SUN. reduction In The U.S. troop corn- that he does not want Senate 1959 from Longwood. She is expect-ed this week. TO WINN'DIXIE 10 and 17'92 NEXT HWY. 7 P.M. to batter attempting down the it A.M. and and the total number of ergove rn ment Several other mnitment to. Europe. action on the Issue while deli- survived by a stepson, Roy bathroom door with a rifle mrs will he 'written at the top PHONE 3228270 Morton, tw heads the Repub- cate efforts are under way ¼L) Tyner, of Klsahnmlee. Brisson professional groups have reportedly expressed agreement pollee said, but fled when he of each test form. lican Senatorial Campaign Cam- revamp NATO after France's ]unerel Home is in charge. mnittes, took the lead In an at- troop withdrawal, with the suit filed by Troutman heard sirens of fire engines tempt to force hearings on a and arc considering joining it. which were rushing to the Thirty-two Democrats and six resolution offered by Demo- Republicans say they think the Winter Park City Commission apartments. Leopoldo Morales Jr., 21, El cratic Leaaer Mike Mansfield time has come for Western Euis said to have gone on record Paso. was arraigned later In the and Democratic Policy Commit- rope to bear a large share of the as opposing any attempt t tee members to put the Senate burden of its defense. gin federally-sponsored legal day on a charge of murdering one of the victims, Army Pvt. 2k VALUE on record favoring a cutback In Among them Sons. Robert F. Slated Tuesday aid offices in that city. Michael Artz, 23. aisseasra Oi North Atlatic Treaty Orgzmi7.a. Kennedy, D-N.Y.; JoIei,h S _______________ First meeting oI.the Council Artz and his wift Pamela, in. tUrn farces. 'Clark, D•Pa.; John J Spark of Teachers and kParents at $ were shot to death with a "The proroM1 at this time Is man, D.Ala., and Vance Hartkc. South Seminole School will be LeT'a-t's, 1000caliber rifle. Earlier, Albert H. untimely and enibarassing to fl.lnd., said they believe any held at 7:30 p. tn. Tuesday. 2..h,nt mu .f LVALUE f,.tt arse, 72, and his wife, Alby thscommander In chief," Nor- withdrawals ought to be geared There will be a short business Mae. 74, died fri an adjoining ton said ft an Interview. "1 ant to a reduction in Soviet troop meeting, followed by an open apartment when their throats upset and concerned that the strength in Eastern Europe. By Jilla Buries house when parents are Invited First meeting of the year of were cut with a butcher knife. Democratic leadership is so lit- Mansfield says be intencis to visit their child's room and tie disciplined that it would cull the resolution before tlw the Altamonte Springs Parent Officers refused to identify meet his teacher. er survivor, who had been th a proposal like Senate without resorting come out wi Paren ts are urged to arrive Teacher Association will be at oth sleeping in a closet in the Art:! this. committee hearings. But he mu 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in the school a few minutes apartme n t. I UflU WC WOflL into unexpectea opposition from If we cia this auditorium. I everyone will have a chance to roaches, and of ants, Europe would consider NATO Republi can Leader Everett I. There will be a social and reThe soldier was quoted by If sign in for the attendance police as saying that by being in bugs of as going down the drain and the Dirkscn. the black sheep are a- freshment period until 8 p.m. at the closet he apparently es- your building, call Southern rest of the world would think we Dirksen said too much wits ward before time for the meet- which time ttie meeti ng will 1Ii the kiziit. riuth.i. thu,, were concerned only wi th Viet involved for any "shot in the gin promptly. Principal James Cupeu we will DI YAWL will Refreshments hc served E. 1A90 So enough to get into the bathroom. Chemicals today or Nam,"thr Kentucky Republi- dark" action. He called f Murray. faculty members, and PTA officers and commit- He war, quoted its saying tilt,I give fhe pesfs a thorough ex. can said. hearings to explore tilt- implien. by tile executive board. I An Associated Press canvass ticms of tilt- action. The membership drive will tee chairmen will be introduced, k ill er then started heating on terminating treatment. Now Open house in tile individual the door iind screaming. "Comel is His stund wits tiuppnrtPd by continue U) Friday. Oct. 2G. and disclosed that of 65 senstuirs a will again be' presented classrooms will take place I olout of there, buy. I know willing to take a public position Sen. Bourke Bjlickenlonpcur Jumbo roll of tilt, room with the- highest per- lowing the business, you're in there." at this ti me. 48 favor early with- Iowa. chairman of the' Senate\_-\ paper towW& centage of parents joining tilee Police said Morales. ordrawa] of some American Republican Policy Committee. raigned before Justice of the Europe while 17 Hickenluoper, troops from member of CT?. The executive board met WedPeace Charles Windbcrg Jr.. oppose the action as likely to the Senate Foreign Relations SEEKONK. Mass. (A]') night had served an 18-month term in to make plans for Committee, said the Mansfield ne$dn3 officiiils Town have found th e a federal prison for violation of were resolution should go to the Sen- the year. Appointments the answer to why carbonated the Mann Act, which prohibits ate Armed Services Committee. made to fill vacancies in transportation of 7K Tam embers of t1lut board left by thi. resignation of water wits coming from the fau- interstate ts of several homes. 'rue WJWPH JUUWI*L purposes. women for immoral assume' suiuie reMrs. Chris Byrne, first vice co committee (1(111' 1% AWl) FOR $EUINOZiF. .. The trouble was traced to a UIIU ZILD. II11LI1O UUVILLIj. UO YIIU SUI1MLJIUY for .. (J()ITW'VT. FIiOIUI)L. leaky soda water machine in a CBAWcIERT WO. 11=0 to do," he suid."The Republi- Howell, recording secretary. I4C1IYTB BROC)KLTN restaurant. Mrs. Dun Brimmer will fill cans haven't had the benefit. of BANK, Plaintifi, secret meetings with adminis- the office of first vice president V' The Voice of America is the CUAIt14T5 J. 'TUCKER. et ui., tratiun ohficialb that the Dena,- and program chairman and radio network of the U. S. inMrs. Howard Oser was named 1)cfetidunte. cruth have." worice or svi'r LW at; recording secretary. Other formation Agency. MORTGAGE J'cmccLosvIir officers are Mrs. William EggCRAIU4ES .1. TUCKER and 11A W. TUCKER, 1111! VIRGINiA ers, president: Mrs. Robert wife Yowler second vice president: LLE$11)L'NCEs in an unknowit PORTLAND, Ore. (A?) ISOISERT C. Pun. country Mrs. Charles Mcintosh, treasur- HANCOCK. other thati state or .'rai ser%'Ict'Ii for ltoiwrt C. the State of Fiends, and 'rite oldest Roman Ca tholic er, and Mrs. W. Arthmun, carBLL000Ck, aged will be held titalling uddre. being: archbishop in the UnIted States at 4 p. rn ..t Church of responding secretary. LION.' Charles Joseph Tuck. Christ with Evangelist Dart has announced he is ready en, IJPN. 515 54 ti Room mother chairmen for Brown officiating. interment V. B. Naval Mobile Construe- retire at 89. lit Oulhawn Memorial Park the year are Mrs. Harold Drees, tiuii Battalion FIFT He is the Most Rev, Edward grades I-1: wit Ii Ma.onit' services at gravetIGHT and Mrs. Gerald. 'I dde Hanford Lodge open IL, D. Howard. He said he was F1'0 Nov, 'Yorb ::r1i Ream, grades 4-C. Clinic chairin. ii. C'rramkow Funeral You er. ii.ireb' uotttiod that stepping down to abide by the Home- ID Charge of arrsxsgsman will be Mrs. Doris Curria Complaint to foreclose a cer mont.. tam mortgage encunshoring the recent pupal document recom- gun. following deacnihed real pro- mending voluntary retirement I(EPH— P'utie'rol setOther chairmen are Mrs. SIEINCH' parry, to-wit: 'tr.'r, for i nbe'pti ?t1 eI,.eli who of bishops over 'l Lot 1. Bloc): E, Rtfl'LANt) ______________________ Elaine Bartlett. me mbership: ilio d Friday wcr.- held at 10 ESTATEti, a •ubdtv&sicns, acitM. today at Lutheran Mrs. Yowier, ways and meats: plat cording to • thereof, Church of Redeem.',- with 11ev. reuord.6 in Plat Book U, Mrs. Darwin Shea. devotions H.rh..trt Gocrsi officiating. in. -pages IS to f thit P1111t,rnieI%t wets at Lakeview and finance chairman: Mrs. lie Records of Hen:Iziole Wfl'J'lCL oil' PUBLIC SALE (IF Cemetery. Orumkw Funeral County, Florida, John Birl:heimer, publicity; LAWS) )Ij' TAX ASNENNOIL home Its chur.' of arrangeSues beets filed agatuat you hi NOTICI! 15 IICItEI3Y GIVEN Mrs. Mark Sweit.zer. "PowmeRits. the above styled suit, and you tIii, 'ursusnt to bee. lot *2"11 are required tit serve a copy of I1urittt Htatutw. MI(Y LAItLE Wow": Max Couch, faciult3' reEUA your Answer or other Piesdisis WALKER, as Tax Assessor of presentative and awards chairoral ..tirvicos will be conducted 'Sri the Outaplaint on Plaintiff's b0n1111u113 Countl. 111unida. Will, by Rev. Robert 51. 3onktns at I4VAIJL attorneys, ANDERSON, RUSh!, at 11-0o o'clock A. Al.. on bujit- man: and C. M. Harp. beautip. us. Tut'sdeiy itt Driest,,. & LOWNhES, 2 East ember I, A. I. IDOL. otter for ficittion. Fusicral 1Ionu.. Interment will Boulevard. Orlalido, suit' cinti sell in the highest and Central ill Oitkliiwii Muoriai Park. William Eggers will serve as Florida, and file the original Anbithitir for ouch (tilt' lowest hirisuon Funeral Home in war or tither Pleading In the accelitahsle hid to hi no lee,' Chats parliamentarian. Chsur5e. Scores Demos GOP ..• , upp T o V ie t N a Medica Is I ies lwnlmnst.Pflfl- existent. A t. the some time he ssid it Is incntieeh'nhk' well 416called intelh'ctiiHls can suberihe to a phil osophy which has been so thoroughly disCommunism credited. If , NEW' ELECTRONICS Test Scoring mnchirie itt South Seminoleltrnior sn'cess. as they were such a High School is checked out by Dick Randall of Photosotrnd for material s say. they'd put up a plate librarian Mrs. Pat Sabin, her assistant, Don Beck-with, and Richard Mui.lHS5 WIndOW instead of an (Herald Photo') icr, head of the science department. iron cur ta in and wall, would-n't they? Is there any greatci evidence of their failurt? We salute all Labor and wish you a happy. safe, and patriotic Labor Day! MASON'S ,1EEP SALES. 500 E. 2nd St., Ph. Mrs. Pat Sabin, materials U- 8!2-5S22. A Gradomast-er electronic have this machine available, test scoring machine has been and it is the only one in Orange brarian, will he in charge of the machine. obtained by South Seminole or Seminole Counties. The machine will he introJunior High School as part of duced Into the science departa pilot testing program. Only a very few schoolsin the at-ate merit to develop guidelines for use of the equipment throughout th e school. it will grade and mark 301) -I - Ferne Ic l3ouchc! An aeqtinifltfltWe remarked that it is a tribute to 1 .iiho that today the percentage of working people who give - - '" Worth Of _ BOWLENE BOWL CLEANER 35-os. 45 (espies. Wed. Sept. 7, 19661 I' I 1 I �* -- a 'H:. Young Woman's Club Of South Seminole' Members At Annual Tea W W VIE.I X, Receives I Fashions to New seasons BY JANE CALBERtY membership tea Thursda) Gully Lake with O members for the club and Mrs Lewis The Young W man's Club of afterio(rn at the beautiful home and guests attending. Cote Is In char'e of member. South Seminole held th e annual of Mrs Wuyne Todd on Bear Ms Todd is social chairman ship The president, Mrs Robert II- fine fabrics Pi Ave. U94)1$ organization now in it third year. Prospective members r- t•%. was covered with a lace table •. .... Mrs. Florence Hoover Feted * • what ViMUid he do When he was She sold the ground to the Mrs. Florence Hoover of Bear not tlwxe, and was told, "Guess chur:h built on Lhe present site. Lake celebrated her 88th birth-you will do the same as I did— As coon as arrangements can day, Aug. 26, with many of her shoot," and so she did. he made she is Pagcrly waiting 40 1 .' .j. perty in Bear'Lake, the asked ff .— Person ~s c - Cleveland, Ohio, where she will ., anavt cri a LpS SL* Mpl 1tied visit for several weeks. We Offer One Of h. S.1.chons Largest g Of Fresh Flowers ,.. MRS. FLORENCE HOOVER, a pioneer of Bear Lake, poses with beautiful floral arrangement which was preiiented to bar by friends at a celebration honoring her on birthday, Aug. N 0us Aft. and Airs. Balmer, their wiell -wrappings keel) them son, Tommy, and daughter, moist and modern refrigerators Airs. James Rhodes and her store Uiem safely. Freeze them for holding a week to a month daughter, Vicki, attended to wedding. irau.lntPanh. recze. ingz table,, r mayonnaise. Mak-c. riujidwieh fillings and keep egg, meat, cheese, fish and poultry ref rigerated btro wing A nnual D To Host The program will include - MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio Sh.p.id - Owii.r NEXTDOD*TOPOOPAIR TIIU31fl2 Ognvie neumg Gel • • J ust. 10. Refrigerate or freeze sandwiches until used. It's best to in advance with Airs. Cecil W. D a vis , 503 East i4thect, AddF body, holds set longer. r rt n i .. D RUGS New A rrivals A G lt L our i 1o PcJaress '44 £.i ! •i South Seminole will hold its parents are and Airs. David Hanna Boss first meeting of the new year at Holly Hill. 8 p.m,ThurAday,Sept. B. in Maternal great grandparent the liospitality room of South for the first time, Mrs. George Wells of Sanford. Sem inole Bank. of Kamm x USIVE s Dr. Raymond Bass, president Paternal great grandparents of the Seminole County Hu- are Mr. and Mrs. David Scott niauie Society, will be the guest Currie of Raeford, N. C., also •l COST SO YOUR for ( Madam mired. fabrics. A dry cleaning proc.ss that r.stor.s the Original fabrics. / : 31 W. $1,. modern . ""as$ to .611 Clothes loolt bel. sir and stay pressed ,nacli Palmist & Advisor Advises on all Prabiems Love, Sickness and Business She of GRACE LITTLE YET • ' . For : •.: I)e '4 .. • ;.:;• •: en s sport s 'lort sensati*on. 1 322•272 School ot Dance Arts Specolall. M*isses' _ Jamaica shorts! for DIRECTORS IT for MIRIAM and VALERIE RYE 109 W. 27th ST. r /4 SANPORD, PLORIDA What a fabulous sport I stretching price! shirt collection! What an incredibly low budget- You'll got all the extras that count for longer wear, finer I fit, greater comfort and really save in the bargain! Choose from all your favorites while Ae collecfion is at its finest! 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GlYES every JWCT. it avolus tiwt was4eUout wOii. the extra care that keeps you well groomed an DAILY . . 1% V D cleaning restores luster life and body to ONE OF OUR GET "Miracle Finish" -• ' 'j Casselberry Personals Shortwcuts + •• :.. DANCE TRAINING during frying gives the chicken nursing at Daytona Beach Jun- TRY . " ,' on one Maternal grandparents are . to ture-vapor proof wrapping. The Young Woman's Club of Ormaud Beach. Paternal grand- II _A_ LIUD x • ... 1 1, Y tained at the club building for notliwing the birth of their first 6. Do not lift slices as you and his mother, Mrs. Mattie a nominal fee. child, a son, David Ross Ha= butter and fill them. II, hurn Aug. , , a a . 7. Put meat, cheese or other Daytona filling slice in each pair Miss Sandra Howe, daughter ach, of healthy seven pounds, 14 OUflC Paprika sprinkled on ch icken of 280 Triplet Drive, is studying T' A I 1 es. ': . • I .. , Sanford. Balmer, her daughter and Luncheon of sandwiches, Mr. arid Mrs. Samuel Itoss garine on each slice, otherwise granddaughter were together drink and dessert may be ob- llønun of Holly Hill, are an- the bread gets soggy, with her father , Carl Reeser. BackwTonSchool Dr. Raymond Bass Be •• •.'••-; •1 • their son. Richard, to Min Jaceach pair of slices with soft- queline Atchison at lAD. don, ~~unn., and visited relatives your filling is meat, cream in had cii mo at get-together for five generations while at Gfllett, Pa., when Mrs. mixture spread butter or mar- ribbon to match orchid. I -- __________________________________________ 8:311 to 0:30 a.m. at a small fee. es plus two yards of lVii-inch spatula spreud one slice in thfy attended thie wedding of All class' will by repeated :. M a rion. 24flLPAKK freeze. For freezing, use main- Annual District 'cSorkthop, will ribbon roses, a preview of toward you. Open each pair of their son, Tommy, and daugh• be held Tuesday, Sept. 20, from Christmas Ideas and topiary slices like you open a book, ter, Mrs. James Rhodes, and ft;30 n.m. to 1 p.m., at the San• trees, 1 50 e bottom crusts touch- daughter, Vicki, of Longwood, with th lord Garden Club. have returned from a two The only thing one needs to ing. Registration will be from bring is the orchids for corsag. 5. Using a wide knife or weeks trip to the north where dab an d set ea eb curl — iin quick- and casy. • - ., Coardaii Clubs, Inc., District orchid corsages, porcelainized Mr. and Airs. Clare Balmer X111, .)unioi Garden, Tiferapy, flow,.rb, pine neediv weaving, slices of brend in rows, worh-ing from the bach of the table Of 390 South Triplet Drive, with I j '• sandwich baga. 9. To hold unwrapped sand. wiches, place a damp towel on the bottom of a tray or flat pan, place waxed paper over the towel. Stack sandwiches on . The Florida Federation of ' . wrapping material or pack in until reads' to use. keep nil ingredients and equipment within easy reach. to I '• . halves or quarters if you like. Wrap them with your favorite 4- Workshop com' " sently stationed at the subma Label and date each one you making sure the sandwiches are plan to freeze. Today's sandrine ase at New London. complete ly covered. Sanford Gardeners 01 ues ay d& St.¼.UP1 sided in North Orlando and still waxed paper. Place a damp own a home there. He is pre- Uli are practicul at one time. towel over the waxed paper, Etc. In Central Florida SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 1st & 51.rdAvs. 3224452 322-1 Illn 4amo w; .. Department of Agriculture. The Atchisons formerly re- 1. Make as man' sandwiches the tray and cover them with - n col"r fly 3ANE CASSELBERRY The wedding of Miss Jaeque August was sandwich month of slices.Add crisp well dried line 'Uchison daughter of and September begins a new lettuce (if you plan to use it, and Mrs. Glenn Atchison of Groton, Conn, to Richard Bal- school year. Thus Miss Myrtle on top of each filled slice, th en mer, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wilson, Extension Borne Eco- top It with the matching unBalmer , of Casseiberry, took nonucs Agent, suggests that hlhad slice of bread. 8. Cut filled sandwiches in place Saturday, Aug. 20, at 4 it' wise work out a scheme . Plastic Arrangernerift, • M p.m. in thr chapel at the Navy that helps you make sandSubmarine Buse at Now Lon. wiches faster and easier when don, Conn you make a big batch for freCZMiss Gail Atchison, sister of - g or for a crowd. Here are the bride, was bridesmaid and 10 sups Bernie Atchison, brother of the to simplify making suggested Exten by sandwich bride, served as best man. sion food specialists of CarThe couple will reside in Gm nel1 U d the u s ton. ____ nne ALWAYS RRST QUAUITY YOU -V 1,T1014 to 'mrs. George Shipp departed Friday for Atlanta, Ga., Mid WHY DON7 COSSU i JI_.r' DOUNU LOADS 2k ore tiom e to S o ••. . Dalmer cxcnange Vows 1 ave sensationa ye II! Lake home of Mrs Wayne Todd by the Young Woman's Club of South 1 shots Altar her late husband shot the tSUakeOTiheI - Page 4— Sept. 5,1966 Seminole. Left to right are Mrs. Lewis Cote, membership chairman; Mrs. Miss Atchison, 1 -- South Seminole Bank and pre. sently has 33 members coming from all the areas of South Seminole. frienis from St Andrews Pres Mrs Hoover is one of the logo jack to her home on Hear Robert Moore, president, and Mrs Todd, social chairman bytorlan Church of Bear Lake. pioneers of St. Andrews Church. Lake Road. (Herald Photo) At present Mrs. Hoovcr is In a nursing home, but hopes to I • I return to ncr own home soot She is originally froni Ames ___ 1D 1. .1 1) 'c ruLndru bough, Canada, later mcved with Ler husband to Ohio, and . came to Bear Lake in 1921. Slit! recalLs putting seven bullet ~jolei, in a snake with six lending. The high spot of the Hons, Is henlItIR 111l,ply. the r.41 fir 1118 fillfilly "fill 111"lly dn va l Mr and u,' the arr iof So, Instvd nil ,tint-lingnil Mouutninq ctnppin at ( aecar St itt,m Who says it tcn I r Mr. find Mm. J. W. Raum- and Michigan. While in Ohio, offf"r at Mansfield and A for. All'S. Jiihn 11tinn who had conle Mill n brmg file Dwitiettf, vorn. I I srnall wnrld. holsc'r have returned to their thc5 visited their son, F R mer took at Sanford Naval Air from Dundee, ScotIflfld 11I11,Iighit ni hut'), fuip wuuc ( "muon lion cuideci Willi infl' home In Longwond after an ox. Banmhtilsei, Chief Pett 01ff G eorge dro e lip the first of (tent the liimhl reuu,iiou, Hi ittt u'r ,I'R hk 1, Iu,rlt,g their Inuiruicy through tended visit to Indiana. Ohio cer, who is a Navy reentiting Atigii,41 to a((enil the reunion NI r. and Nirs. -Inek Illifilley Iiirk mi(I hI4 btfillivr, the -willnlaltlF. flit, hov.q Were _____ ed tea and coffee from the dc. A SUCCESSFUL Membership Tea was held Thursday at the Bear Gully . p _______________________________________________________________- p.m. in the hospitality room of 1 ¶ "GoihI To Un. William Means served the ishvihing lime sherbet punch 7%e club meets the second Thur4iday of each month at 8 PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS at the Young Womnn's Club of South Seminole Membership Tea (left to right), Mrs. 141illiam Goebel, Mrs. Ritch Samzel and Mrs. Harold Bell, are served by Mrs. Willia leans, pre-siding at the punch bowl. (Herald Photo) I if cost so much money IodoeHherwas She decided, one Vacationing North Orlando FamLelLes For sandwiches, delicious cookies, she was really suppris" cakes. outs and mints were At how much less the spent. servm. Mrs. Dodie Miller pour- In filet. s he soon found. SHESAVED 40% A! By MAIV'ANN MILES : cloth. 'Yellow candles insIlver holders flanked the centerpiece: A !urge variety of dainty — _____ sYs Who lived In a shoe. had to many children low and white chrysanthemums graced the serving table which C' - Tb.?. was • YOUVt9 ship applications __J I WES were invited to fill out member- ' Again ARflNE and Mr M'h land. Dmlng their atei f r-101-111n, they in Mid to dri v e hi fnmll} lsik Anilconq, Michael, Wayne and were reunited after fivevenr ttirUkd to qq' their flrt heir The Grge Duquettes have lted Mountain 1hn Alsoattended the gvrnt hoino l)utring the return trip, Ke%Iu1 of 171 Nmtti Cortez Ave Roth ,rntherq are in the Armed rout f c'nptivitv the hear Mn and i child ren, enie, vacation the , cvi returned to their home at 71 S Diane Ramond and Renee, Park, an amuemcnt center, iiatfona of Renee' (ndpi rent , IIII1C Hence fell and ciii the Mirth Orlando, have Just rntce and when on wui t d'n'Iy looking for a handnt, Su s an and Jnme McCurry. :11 td1Zc fit lieu I1I)C Cortez Avenue, North Orlando, fics to Ludlow, Mass, In June and they went bathing nI 8 itiotcl returned from a trip to o,,fh tIOniP flue Other inc nhrnnd Was rowlin arounri the look The y Attended several linr- n fliviiinmid. %ti, flfl(I Itnil if) after summeri n g rn New E ng. to visit with her parents, Mr quite a change from the arm ti Catolnut he i'iqli',I Also in the mountains 'vlau 'I hts% MUt3 i'cl with mond's ninth birthday celebra uienu lnt'k q hiopitnI lot unhmr sun hie Richrllc'vq nico visited re a mot oune tourists who ri' tion, and the Diuqudic family get % shp reuel t'd a tiuis1 gash ni(Ither, 1111. q . C. f II itkIks, of Lehiru Valley the Indian tic' cu(If r ar her former home in t eunion with more than 50 flt bud, ; there Were no totiuplien (H i"m II he 111111 v Isikit with cpr tints at Cherokee raker' a nd tour. F n gi ad and tack saw some lei- rnslady's shoppe Moore, gave a brief review Of th e histors and purposes of the è'I t s Home %pan __ �S * - - -.- 1 — - - z- _- •..._.,• - ..-. - .--.- .------. r ~ , ') I Needs What Sanford '', ~.J_~ ., ,-,-,'*,, City Corn- feels but they will annex the area bringing 04 12 through Sunland Estates 000. ulation close I.1. 1. An increased head count will lend more authority to the council's estimates and help our Chamber entice t .- ;4 no doubt that once this city more people to the area. Th We understand that Increased anne, { ahuws a population increase we can go r quality department stores, chain xation could lead to more taxes and the need for more police and fire proteestom iid giants of Industry, An economist for the Central Flo- tion. But it would be more than repaid I1onal Planning council has been *4 as saying "the big outfits on- with an Increase in industry and cornmercial development which we so sore. ie where the population IS." . ly Than is no doubt that we In Semi- ly need. H Labor ' Day `66 . l I - - -%.Mm" uu'v'. Notice Mabel's auger at being real owner or sawk Even If they are interior In shifted to another desk! When and it liability to anybody oceplC a position their output they still feel they In government or a piece of the firm, land or an office desk very have a "divine right" to lifelong, be begins to feel 'MltI*t' long tenure. ter's rights" and thus ima• This is an Illogical position, ginca that be "owns" sick. has been cultivated In the Rat thin is not logical though out rq — past few generations by polift Is a widespread emotional ticians. reaction of human beings. It workers quit CASE A-519: Mabel G., aged As a result.. their jobs and leave crops spoil38, presents an IntresUng proconfactory ing In the fields or blem. "Dr. Crane," her boss began, tracts unfilled, the previous If Mexi"Mabel has occupied a desk In workers grow Incensed In to can laborers are brought one corner of our office for 15 and vegetables. pick the fruit years. Or, if management then hires steno"She has been a good new workers at the factory or grapher, too. store, the former workers char"But recently an efficiency expert rearranged our office, ge the newcomers with taking 'layout and assigned a different "my job." girl to Mabel's former desk and Actually, you have no true claim to any job unless you are typewriter. paying yourself the wages or "Mabel is now Indignant, for she claims th at desk is hers! salary as an independent, self. "Actually, it belongs to the employed worker! firm, for she was just hired to But when everybody can vote, use It, and now she has another the politicians soon accede to desk just as good as the old one. illegal demands, for they want "But Mabel feels Irate and to win elections. acts as If her former desk and It would thus be wise if we typewriter have been stolen limited the President to just one term of 6 years and set a maxifrom her." Whenever we occupy any land mum time of 12 years for any or desk or office space very Representative or Senate to hold long, even though we never paid his seat in either House or Confor such, we begin to feel gress. And the turmoil over a 4-year "squatter's rights." U. S. Sena tors and Represen- term for Representatives could tatives also now show this very be cleared up If half of the lowsame attitude and grow indign- er house were to come up for 2 years. just as well — and think of the Imiddle-age luxury, saying: ant if their former office Is al- election everykeep Congress in That would er member of th to ano lotted "Well. I told you so! head colds you avoid! with the public's will touch Con gr ess. After 40 or 50, you are at lib You are free to read naughty years. every 2 That's one reason why our erty to become more tolerant,. books with out fear of being cor- Hatr , bigotry Representatives then ed and prejudice Founding Fathers set a 2-term But the could devote 3 full years out of rupted. History records few tend to elevate the blood pres limit to the Presidency. their 4-year term to enacting For when a man holds a job cases of a man over 40 being led 'sure, and you can discard th em gins to think he sound laws, without running be astray by a bad book. as health dangers. Why burst an too long, he back home half their time t3 The range of inte resting dis- artery hating an enemy? That has pe rpetual claim to it. Thus, kings were originally mend their political fences. as eases you can acquire widens would only give him satislac elected from the outstanding now is true with the 2-year appreciably. Compared to them, tion. It is far, far better to forterms. warriors In the tribe. the ailments of youth seem give him — and let him bust a soon decided he But the king maudlin or picayune. Who blood vessel in frustration. had a "divine right" to the top wouldn't rather listen to a You are free now, because of position and then laid claim to mature man discuss his gout a higher income, to eat and the throne for his child ren and than a callow youth rant against drink all th e things that would grandchildren, to the end of his acne? probably have killed you if you time! You feel free to give advice, could have afforded them in By WALTER C. PARKES Workers today right here In Giving good advice is unques your youth. But you probably America seem to f eel th at they Take good care of your tionably one of the greatest hu- don't want them anymore. "own" their jobs, though they health and It will do the same man pleasures, and It is widely Middle age Is the time to be are simply paid employee of the for you. . S accepted as an inalienable right bold and unconventional and of the middle-aged and the old- experimental and a breaker of This fall, college freshmen orly. It is unimportant whether patterns. For then, no matter will take along a lot of school ;the advice is followed. In fact, It how big a fool you make of supplies, not counting their is better If your advice is there- yourself, a charitable world will f ,0 ~S\,_"f_,/ 7- picket signs. S S gurded. Then, when disaster probably only say In judgment: Inevitably ensues, you are free "Poor fellow, and at his age Some think that "the wealth satisfying to Indulge in anoth er he must be getting senile." of the Indies" is American foreign aid. Heavy thinking about the economy is fectively or responsibly If It has no prdbably the last thing most Americans control over wages an1 prices, even if It is only In the form of persuasive mediawill want to indulge In as they enjoy tion and the setting up of guidelines. Labor Day holiday. Others argue that the right of labor t Ss, price increases, the rising to organize and to strike, as hard-won oot f food, taxes, national debt—all and necessary as that right was 30 Aw are worries we would like to for- years ago, has grown out of all proportion to the right of management to run i, If wily for one day. Bt the name of the day is, after all, its business efficiently. This feeling Is Iab Day, and though It was origi- especially acute when a walkout affects !J ua1ly ad aside to honor the blue-collar the rights of the general public. Today, says business writer Henry ._iIIriTlgma11, It is upon the labor of all Mk _,~ / that the strength and health of Hazlitt, "a single labor union, until Its a themawny is based, whether we work demands are met, can halt the counHal try's railroads, tie up Its shipping, shut — office or on the land. I IM 'oblems and needs of "labor" down its steel mills, silence the newsam the problems and needs of the whole paper of a great city, walk out on patients suffering or dying in hoeàatkm. We are not, fortunately, going pitals, ground 60 per cent of the a season of wide-spread labor- nation's airlines, and prevent others iwnagenient discord. One recent strike, from taking the jobs that Its own momNEW YORK (AP) — Freehowever, grounded 60 per cent of the bers have refused to perform. The dom isn't just for th e birds. it's f o r public must stand by helpless." zstkui's commercial airplanes This is a serious Indictment against for middle-aged people, too. wsi1. Another, almost forgotten, conin some ways there is no free tluiN to stall the presses of three the union movement. It Is also a telling dom quite so enjoyable as the aewpers In New York, who have charge against our way of doing things, bsLn attempting to merge Into one, the for in many cases workers have felt freedom middle age brings If they had no other choice but to shut one is simply wise enough to Wid Journal Thbune, for months. inability to settle these disputes down mills or walk out of hoEpitals. realize It. President and Congress also stand in In ysonable time through the cuatoFor example: nary machinery of arbitration raises the defendant's box. It is fine when In middle age you are freer to fundamental questions about that ma- the government speeds up a lagging tell the truth, because you probeconomy through deficit spending, as •. qhbNR7 itself. ably wear glasses and th erefore Is tee bargaining between employe it has demonstrated It can do quite are less likely to get slammed iployer no longer a satIMectory handily. in the nose, and But when that speed becomes too take ivoeedure? Should the go_vernment Nobody calls you a sissy If a me active role? Do we used some- great, when prices soar and buying you carry an umbrella on a ltjig like a Court of Labor-Manage- power shrinks, can worker or employ- cloudy day. At your time of life mont Relations whose decisions in each or, factory owner or factory hand, be It's th e proper thing to do. dispute would be binding on all parties? blamed for trying to keep up with the You are free to leave a cockare some who say the govern- pace when the federal government lacks Lail party before midnight. EvThere should keep out of strikes; that, the will to put the brakes on its own eryone realizes that you simply left alone, the airlines and machinist high living? must get your sleep. Answers are urgently needed to those long before have reached a setW It in no longer necessary for a questions. Some of the answers must be husband to greet his wife's Yd no settlement today can be made forthcoming before another year passes friends wi th a real kiss, usually In 41gon t. from the rest of the eco- and before we pause again to observe more of a chore than a thrill No government can govern of- another Labor Day. anyway. A quick peck on their // a ~, I'* : I'll ii - •• - '1! ' % . faded cheeks will satisfy them Letter To Editor 1"4' Iisens and myself I am speak- proposed 88 per cent increase Zdltor, Herald: In bèf of other senior cit.- l ing out in protest against this in property tax. With only a minimum amount of Social Security income and possibly a small amount of apartment yental which cannot be depended Al Upon, how can a person stretch Mrs. Jos. E. Mathirux Mrs. Julia Series those dollars to cover this tax 838-1*18 349-6206 increase and still keep his home Lake Mary Bier Laka-Poriel City intact, and it is impossible to Ma. Maryann MUM Mrs. France. Writer increase our incomes. We an US-Me 324215 not asking for luxuries but on. Casselbarry I ly the necessities to live. Lake Monroe Mrs. Jane Calberry There seems to be a faihici. lrh. H L. 838-5046 ens impression that if one owni 322.1722 Chuluote a property he must be well. 14o*jwo*d Mrs. Lisa Bakal heeled and of course very vul. Mrs. E.IS 365.51 noruble to taxes. Well we can1 U8.U17 DeBar, eat or wear our properties. North Orlando John1sim. Most of us are anxious tc Mrs. Marflyae Peterass 665488* keep our homes as long as pus I)eltons sible and not be relegated tc oatsell Mrs. Mildred Rainey nursing homes. Neither do wi I want members of our fumIliei Mrs. Clarence Snyder 668.06*1 Enterprise to take can of us. Ovisdo Mr.. Ritchie Harris j left the North about a de Misia Ruth Davidson 668-0*34 cwle ago to escape the rigori 366-2601 668-4604 of northern winters and to an joy the mild climate of thu state with the sunshine an lovely skies. I also think thi citizens of Sanford are the fin k' est. 1 have every met, but then Sept. 5, 3966 seems to be a developing treat Sanford Herald 4 Pa **LTtIt A. WLLOW, SDITOC LID PURLIUIL* to tax us beyond U reason. 5K WUVl'OLlP. Ckeelatim - saftesm M*Uftsw I am a great believer in ed cssrz. ____ s*att ucetion for we can't be a prug Ldv.rUatug Dlr.ator Lasootate Editor suaD vAs PELT 4 NOT Gftt reasive nation without it, ye M*nailnc Editor A. vsrttatng Ms.j.r 1 think there should be somi • '• 0141R ID w&'."us JA,j sse5nAi' Society Editor other iuifla Of providing thi fluit.a. Kr-er DOVrIE £VITI% rawn WELLS finances for this educatini City °' M.ebani3 Supt. without taxing the citizens ti JVJLI WELLS SELL VISCZIT county Editor btaU Pbotogrspbsr the limit. Pubuftso daily except Saturday, Bueday and Christmas. publihed Seems to me a compromil SPOWAlsw proinding CbJt$L could buys been made to in VS$ISP EATEB w•s* crease teachers salaries, as she wasiii Delivery _________________________________________ one half of the 688 pay raise SESU OLE OOITfl'V ALL OTREB On every hand we hear abou $15.00 I Y ear ISP Wiek $1 IM I Year workers having their saisrhui 5.00 0 Mostha 1.7$ S Mouths I. LID $ Mouth. LOU 5 Mouths increased. What about us pea 1.00 1 Mouth 1.00 1 Month _____ we ths £ J' l fl*gulaUos provide that all sail subscriptions be paid Senior Citizens! Are in advssos. forgo%ten portion of society? It lsfl't with the sttttud. U Is a member of the Associated From which is entitled 1- 7 s Ua&4 ly to the use for r.publlcattoa of iii lbo local u.wn print" grumbling I urn writing th ft letter but sin moking a phi NS1as .eoosl *Jam =&tUwO.l.bir 51. 1030 at the Pest (,)ftt for Justice not ebsnity lI I'Aorlda, under lb. Act of Oosgreas of March 1, IM. God for the privilege of boinj or advertising of IbIS .611100 ot of any matinal, a able to speak up for our righti _____ msuu.r Without Usrsld may be nsproduc.d to perm,ission of the publisher of The Meraid Any Individual as citizens of this great Amer • am, imponsuib for such r*produatluu will be uuuuldsrsd as lea. . mmoswe eupyTit Sad will be bais asbu ter —Senior Citssu Herald Area Correspondents Lt tiiiihFIrmo -: 10, •" any •• f I 1 . - ---*- •••.• •- I •— i•• , The wettest place in the world is probably Mt. Waialeale. Hawaii. For 20 years its annual rainfall has averaged 460 inches: more than 38 feet of water. A cicse competitor is Cherrapunji in Assam. with an annual downpour of 450 inches. Throughout most of Europe, the Americas, and the east- _(. •: gs', San lrrntwiscn kept pare vItIi a 9-2 poimding of St. Louis cissi (he )odgrn's did the snni.', 1wnting ~lnvinnnti 00. Thi, 11101. lie's bent. New York 5 0 iind Alinsita blnked lioustoim 20. In the' Amerlcnti l.e'ngi,. e' thu titnure took Chicago 05, De trolted edged Clm-Ontill -1 .1 hi 12 iuiiiitigs, Minne'nimlls hounc-eci New York 92, Wnqhlngtoo heat it a little better. Or do they? 01 27 vollti,Rts remaining, thvve each are with the Giants rnul 11irnte.-t. But U)s Angeles also has six games left with l'hUn delphtin, which Is in Insist Ii place, and is as hot a club as there Is in the league at the 1110 ment. The Phillies presently have won live' in a row. In Sunday's action, the P1- ____ I 1- * Ilio,- ____________ 11altimore, the Yankees will with Boston as left-hander Gil 10 ft runs. (.'hr1,.q .4;hnrt struilitled tm A If) hit shutout over the Mets, who ?hrc'atned Mtn hut An'rIn 1. .Iirn f..'tehvre hit a tworu'i homer and Tommy I)avis chipptd in a two run don 1 Heds. Cincinnati came hick with a rally of sorts in the late innings on a three run homer by Don Schwnll and Jay Ritchie. FAMP MAthews hit hiq I Ith homer, his fr,ssrtti of the five game series, and Woody Wood • tory. Atlanta won its fifth in a row on a c'n'-nhinntlon Ox- hit ter y * Art Shnmqkv. tout it fell short. I r)ere'in Johnson also homereel fri.. the Reds. Packing Plenty Of Wallop I _______ _______ t ChargISt Rc.1.e 1%0" I I SAN I)IEGO, Calif. ( All ) -The The former Charger has twice l throws for 157 yards and two Sti 1)im'go Chargers opened led the flills to two APT. title touchdowns. Flanker Lance Alworth was their season with lots of wallop wins over San Diego. * 9 I ______ Johnfive far a total of -M yards. log Amerlraii Football i,'agiie the passing of quarterback Hadi, last year's leagueleadlng Charger 1.eslIe Duncan made a Hills 27.7. champion fiufalo I passer, wh connected on 14 or spectacular punt return, 't I l yards across the -----------,agglng It was a revenge victory ---------field. Iladi and Alworth credited for the Chargers, who were Coach Sid Gillman's planning trounced 23-0 by Huffnlo in the A for the win. final AFL game last Dec. 2. 1)AId.AS (IJPT ) -- A local "Ski gave us a great game Hull alo's starting passer, .Jack sp'iaIi/es in chew-' plan and we siu.ck with It," Kemp, blamed himself and the company ing up automobile's. The firm Hadi said. Chargers for his team's loss. is Commercial Metals Co. IL-4 In a Saturday AFI. opener, completed only four passes in 20 newest bit of equipment is call- the Houston Oilers overwhelmed throws and lost three on inter . a Newell shredder, which Denver 45-7, sn completely domceptioris. chews up autos bY pounding mating the g,nw that the Rrnn. "1 stunk," he said dejectedly. I "T he Chargers were ready for them with a huge hammer, cos did not make one first down, us. They played a strong game. pushing them through a form gained only 32 yards and never and cutting them to bus gotbeyon their own 10. tint, it's a long season. We'll a grapefruit. former larger than T:',,' National League. meanhack,'' said Kemp. is Chr.rer who went to titiffaki Company spokesman say the while, wound tip Its exhibition four years ago for the waiver device can make autos scrap program with a tour•game I ii'Ot at the rate of one every schedule that saw Cleveland price. Kemp has recently been ours- I two minutes, producing usable 'edge PIttsburgh 1310 behind ~crap metal totaling otround 1 I.eroy Kelly',t rushing and reIng it sore elbow, but did not ,1. his Inellec 2,000 tons a month. The ma- Iceiving. Green Ray wallop New blame the Injury f o r chine sepa rates the auto's iron I York 37-10. Washington whip tive passing, and steel from its copper. hra', Philadelphia 3520 and Los An-- -- -;geles crush San Francisco 29.9aluminum and other metals. ___------------- I I LOCAL IlOVlER reflects on his game and score shot in the First Annual Alen's Doubles ilRfldICZIj) HIRKDALE, Calif. (ul)l) — • uto-Eater Sports Tournament in Sunford. Ilerliaps lie's mulling the compete their earliest fade-out Blanco, helped out of a first-in- Bruce Devlin of Australia won fact that there are still three more weekends to since 1925. nlng jam by the triple play, the $35,000 top prize in tile try his hand at the huge prize purse being offered The Yankees, who finished yielded only two hIts over the Carling golf championship, j this tournament. In any event, he still hasn't seventh In an eight-team league first seven innings. Relievers recovered and uses the bowling ball and bag that year. are In danger of hit- Wee Stock and Jack Aker coin- F'OPEST hiLls, N. V. (UPI) as his resting platform. how do you think he ting bottom In this season's 10- pleted the three-hitter. Dennis Ralston, Manuel San(Herald Photo) scored? team race. Sunday's loss turn- The A's turned Tony ConIgli- tans, Arth ur Ashe, and Clark bled them into eighth place. aro's bases-loaded bouncer Into Gra&mer reached the third only 1% games out of the cellar their first triple killing at Kan- round of the U,S, Singles eha mspot shared by Boston and Kan- sas City. Shortstop Bert Cam- plonsiiips. 1318 paneris flipped to Dick Green us City. Playing before the largest The A's and Red Sox divided for the force at second, Green SALEM, Nil. (UP!) Biiffle crowd ever to watch a football a doubleheader Sunday. Kansas doubled Conigllaro at first and scored a three-length victory In Seven turned out BIRl'DALE, England (UN) game in Central Florida, the nd p City taking the nightcap 7-2 with catcher Phil Roof completed the the $277250 New Hampshire in the Carlfor Billy Casper liti the unlucky number Orlando Panthers c1 awed the to the help of a triple play after play, taking Tim Talton's throw Sweepstakes at Rocklngham World Golf Championship—to the tune of $1S,0Ot visiting Toronto Rifles to the jug and tagging out Rico Petrocelll, Park. losing the opener 3-0. The team of Art Houlerice of Stone Island and tune of 37-14. A 4-to-1 pre-tourney favori te to win the world Washington climbed past the who had oversild the plate. Charles Arthur of Deltona are the current leaders in Led by the sterling play of richest golf event, Casper lost the $35,000 first prize Yankees Into seventh place by Rookie Darrell Brandon CHICAGO (UPI) — Mira Ar- the first annual Jet Lanes men's handie,-1pl)ed (JoUl)les quarterback Don Jonas, the lo- money by one stroke to Australia's Bruce Devlin and downing California 5-3 and sec- blanked the A's on three hits in Femme won the $226,525 cal ot-ofessionals of the Con- had to be satisfied with the ond-place Detroit remained 9½ the opener and Joe Foy keyed llngton - Washington L a s s i e tournament. $17,000 second-place prize, the only other green he missed Boulerice with it 577 scratch series and Arthur's tinentat League treated their games off the pace by edging Boston's two-run burst in the stakes by three-quarters of a Devlin shot a 139 Saturday to I was the sixth. guests to an awesome display of higher 609 set put them into afirm hold on the top first Inning with an RBI double. length. Cleveland 4-3 In 12 Innings, Devlin, two strokes off the offensive power with long pass finish with a 2813 while Casper slot and an eager eye on that Kant, now 22.1, scattered six Washington's Ken McMullen with an even par 71 pace and a stroke behind Cusnd power drives through finished257. BUDAPEST (UP!) — Irena $500 first place guaranteed 234 game: Doug Owens, John plays and a the middle of the line. 1 per going into the final round, Kirs2ensteln of Poland won th e Grimes of Clermont and Bob Altitough it's usually the ofAlthough he missed a 35-yard birdied four including the wome's broad jump to become prize. tensfve strength which carries chip shot by a yard on the fifinal one to win. His 35-34 over medal The 1186 shot by this leadThomas of Miami. di the :irst double gold $25.00 An identical prize for a winner through the season. nal hole in a bid for a tie, Casthe 7,037-yard Royal Birkdale winner In the European track Ing combination and their hanA141ERICAN LEAGUE By THE ASSOCUTED PRESS rose dicup pins of 132 boosted the high scratch series went to an- the defensive unit to the per said the turning point came course gave him a winning toand iseld games. Lawson occasion by completely contain- on the seventh hole when he tal of four-under-par. other Miamian, Jay a 1318 series, leaders In with W. L. Pct. G.B. Sunday NATIONAL LEAGUE ing the heralded running attack usel a seven-iron. Neil Cobs of England shot Thi s tournament started on who rolled it 645 series. Tucker NEW YORK (UP!) W. L. Pc(. G.B. Baltimore .. 85 51 ,625 a 1289 set of the Toronto club. Third place with "I hit a seven iron for my a three-under-par 70 which conDetroit ......76 61 555 9½ Frederickson, star running back Friday, Sept. 2 end willweek81 56 .591 Jack O'Brien, line coach for second shot and it was one gave him 288 for third place Pittsburgh shows a tie with Rai' llatchett for tie New York Giants, and tinue for the next three Los Angeles 78 57 .578 2 Minnesota ,. 75 64 .540 tnford the Panthers. singled the et,tnj~ 4ai4I and Doug Owens of .500. Sept. 25. lineb-wkcr Bill Swain underCfl(I8 ending on Chicago -. 72 68 .514 15 of forts '.f Larry Gerglcy and Chat "the ball stopped on the back San Francisco 79 58 ,577 2 and \Vt'lon-s Kel Nagle of Australia, who Second place carries a $250 and Deckeird 70 69 .504 16½ went knee operations and may Clark. PhiladelphIa 75 65 .540 7 Cleveland .. of the green and It took me led by a stroke going into Satand is currently assign-Tampa. 69 68 .504 16½ be lost for the entire National prize In the opening quarter Gcrg- three to get down." St. Louis ..., 70 67 .511 11 California .. at Fri. The next squad starts urday's play, shot a three-uned to the of team Sharp and 63 78 .447 23½ Football League season, stopped a Toronto drive by 13 Washington Icy Atlanta II t p.. m Casper said he had a bad der-par 76 for 29!. and tied Soya with their 1305. '1"Y a dropoing quarterback Wilkinson secnd shot on the 10th into a for fourth with Harold Henn. 68 69 .496 13 New York .-. 62 77 .446 24½ Cincinnati Excellent overall state repMichel BUDAIEST (UP!) for a 13-yard loss and later in bunker "but otherwise, I didn't ing of South Africa and RuHouston ... 61 78 .439 21 Boston ------62 80 437 26 Jazy of Fiance won the 5,000 m'em4entation was offered finthe game, pulled down a screen make any mistake out there. I berto DuVk'enzo of Argentina New York . 59 79 .422 22½ Kansas City 61 79 .436 26 meter run in 13:42 8 at the this first week's tournanii'nt Saturday's Results pass ay Wilkinson on i'oronto'S played a good game, I have no at that figure. 47 89 .346 33½ Chicago eighth European track and field with more than 20 cities s'wiBaltimore 4, Chicago 31 yard line. Saturday's Results • Bert Yancy wi th a finaling kegk'rs to participate, championships. Clark intercepted a pair of regrets," Detroit 8, Cleveland I PIttsburgh 9, Chicago I 11e pointed out that except round 75 was the top U.S. gulfwith th e most distant point hepasses, one of which he returnCity 0 St. LouIs 3, San Francisco 2 Boston 7, KansasNew for the seventh and 10th holes, er after Casper with 292. — Ing ?vliami, York 1.7 ARDMORE, Pa. (Ul'l) ed for a touchdown but was Minnesota 6-4, Los Angeles 7, Cincinnati 3 r..,-.. •h ii s w.u1i.. " y -i'm'; isucIiYrl;u l'KlSS called back by the o!ltclaiS. California 7, Washington 6 Philadelphia 8, New York ½ Amateur golf championship in dividual scratch game wits WOfl NATIONAL LEAGUE The next game on the Panther Sunuday'a Results Atlanta 12-6. Houston 24 the 18-hole playoff round by )y three different keglers with U (35 at bats)—Alou, BATTING schedule is set for this Friday Baltimore 8. Chicago 5 Sunday's Results edging Deane Benin by one Pittsburgh, .346; p nu. against the Iron Men Alou, Atlanta, at a Detroit 4, Cleveland 3, 12 in Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 5 stroke. .329, of Wheeling, W. Va, nings Los Angeles 8, Cincinnati 6 M RUNS Alou, Atlanta, 104; San Francisco 9, St. Louis 2 Minnesota 9, New York MONZA, Italy (UPI) Lodo' By THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS Aaron, Atlanta, 96. Washington 5, California 3 Philadelphia 5, New York 0 vice Scarliotti drove his Ferrari National League RUNS BATTED CleIN Boston 3-2, Kansas City 0-7 Stars Atlanta 2, Houston 0 to victory to become the first Saturday's Results mente, Pittsburgh, 105; Aaron, Today's Games Today's Games Italian winner of the Grand Toronto 3-0, Buffalo 2-2 Sunday's Stars Atlanta, 104. Boston at Cleveland, 2 Cincinnati at New York 2, Prix uf Italy In 15 years. Rochester 4, Syracuse 1 By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS New York at Baltimore, 2 Philadelphia at Chicago, 2 Jacksonville 12, Toledo Jacksonville AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING --- Luis Apariclo, Chicago at Minnesota Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 2 S. C. (UP!) II, Rlchonci m Columbus (' rapped four singles and Orioles, F. HATTING (350 at bats) Washington at Detroit, 2 twl. — Oakland, Calif., won Houston at St. Louis, 2 the innings) Robinson, Baltimore, .317; 011- a double in live at-bats, leading San Francisco at Los Angeles night Amarlcan Legion World Series Sunday's Results BaltImor e to an 8-5 victory over , .311. California at Kansas City, N Tuesday's Games by beating Tuacloosa, AN., 41. Buffalo 4-2, Toronto 34 RUNS F. Robinson. HaIti- Chicago. Tuesday's Games Cincinnati at New York N Jacksonville 9. Toledo 8 Darrell Bran PITCHING more. 101: Aparlclo, Baltimore, California at Kansas City, N Philadelphia at Chicago Syracuse 2, Rochester Sox, fired a three hitDetroit. 86. don, Red The West beat the East 30Boston at Cleveland, N Atlanta at Pittsburgh, N Columbus 7-4, Richmond 651 Ilostotu blanked Kansas BUNS IIAT'rEI) IN -- Powell ter its 20 In the first annual Coaches Chicago at Minnesota, N Houston at St. Louis, N game 12 innings) 1111(l F. Itobisison, hlaltiniore, City 3-0 in the first game of it All America football game. (1st Washington at Detroit, N San Francisco at Los Angeles, Pacific Coast League doubleheader. 102. played in 1961. New York at Baltimore. N N Portland 8, Tacoma 1 puu.u..s...uu..uoueui San Diego 6, Phoenix l -Seattle I, llaweiii 0, (10 In. — a tiltigs a S Tulsa 2-3, l)envt.r 1-7, (2nd 5 a game 10 innings) a DARLINGTON, S. C. (UPI)— represented by Paul Goldsmith, Although this year's race lea. - Spokane 5, Vancouver :i S Sunday's Results Lee Roy Yarbrough and Rich- Marvin Panch and Jim Pas- tures the fastest cars ever to a lndiunnp Oklahoma City 3-3 ard ?etty will be on the front chal. run 'it Darlington, there Is little S row today when the green flag Piloting Fords will be Cole chance any of them will break ()"a 0-1 81 1 goes auwn to start the Sou thern Yarborough, Dick Hutcherson, the iccord average speed Of Tacoma 4, Vancouver 2 81 5 58, Seattle 311 Hawaii 500, granddaddy of stock car Curtis Turner and Fred Loren- 129.784 miles per hour for 500 Phoenix 6, Sun Diego 2 at I stop a races. Spokane 10-1, Portland 14 Yarbrough, piloting a Dodge, zen. Dare! Dieringer will be in miles set by the late Fireball in beverage Denver 6, Tulsa S and Petty, in a Plymouth, led the midst of this po werful cum• ltobtu'ts In 1063. • Un.-,,..r,, C,.,,inf __ t..,. .....olCl..., I.. Id. ------------.0 AW ED5 USlO In cmvii S marks the first race The Day classic, 37th annual Labor a The two have plenty of come meeting of factory-back Ford a Chrysler products in petition for the first prize of and S $30,000 and the honor of beating Southern 500 contest In three a out 43 other drivers on Darling- years. Officials expect a near sellout International Raceway's ton a S tricky 1% mile aspha lt oval, crowd of more than 70,000 and Among the top contenders claim the heaviest ticket tie. a from the Dodge camp will be wand since 1962. 4 N'.' i`7 ~ _ J1kNF(Qp0 S The weather bureau said anDavis Pearson, who currently a leads the NASCAR Grand Na- other possible entrant in the rA I PINECRIST SHOPPING CINTER UoesJ point standings, Sum Mc' event could lee se.'attered thun a OPEN $ A.M. MIDNIGHT Quagg, Buddy Baker and Earl derstur:us, which could slow the race. accident-prone historical1y lamer. Plymouth will be ably 1 S Series Leads In Ha ica Tourney - ?a n the rs 11 Jaw Visiting Toronto Rifles Devlin Takes Carl ing; Casper Comes In 2nd - -- I, * n Major Leaque Sfan ngs holes - 10 I .. - - - was - - 4ajor League . .. - a ________ - L e ders "'-' Carpets Is Furniture Pianos 1.cvc1opo.d'c to S..,'ku - I I Weekend Sanford Furpiture Co. Rental viek'd the punch, a homer and two-run single, In the Giant vie --- 35 YEARS At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Tile kinine nntl Willie MrCovY Pro \u1oi'tott OVER range between 10 Inches and 30 inches a year. with four In the third and three In the fourth, two em Manny Muta's pinch tilt single. Juati Markisni won isis 2140 -- 0) two r Including homers by Lou blasted a three-run Iminer in (lie By TIM ASSOCIATED PRESS hits Big Jim Kant shook tip the Clinton and Horace Clarke — to rirti, Inning. then (trove In the Yankees with a left hook and tie the Dodgers' Sandy Koulax deciding run with an infield sinlittle Luis Aparlcio punished for the most victories In the ma- gle in the ninth, Jim Fregosi them with five right-hand shots. jors. The Twins' ace struck out homered for the Angels, who One more punch and New 10 on the way to his seventh scored two runs in the seventh, tying it 3.3. York will be down for the count. straight triumph, opened the 12th Kant, Minnesota's 225-pound Harmon Killebrew and Tony homer off Sam Mcsouthpaw pace, breezed to his Oliva, with three hilts apiece, led inning with a 22nd victory of the season Sun. the Minnesota attack against Dowell, lifting the Tigers past day as the Twins pounded the Pedro Ramos and two succes- Cleveland for their fifth straight Yankees 9-2. Aparldo, Balli. sons. Ramos was making his victory. McDowell has forced more's 155-pound shortstop, first start for the Yankees after across the tying run In the fifth drilled five straight bib, leading 18 relief appearances over the with a bases-loaded walk to Orlando McFarlane. the Orioles past the Chicago past 2% years. .--._ Apanlcio stroked four singles White Sox 8-5. The winning Twins-Orioles and a double In five trips to the combination dropped the Yan- plate, Increasing his hit total to kees 24¼ games off the pace In 161, the top figure in the Orioles' the American League — and left line-up, He capped Baltimore's them one short step from math- decisive three-run rally in the eighth with his fourth single altsmatical elimination, t-place Orioles er pinch hitter Charlie Lau's e fi th rs Should beat them In either game of to- triple broke a 4-4 deadlock. Summary day's holiday doubleheader at The Athletics gained a split P 'arrI tripled In for. Tito Furntes also honi'red i V a rour rim lend but enmr, Se))L, 5,9flfll'nie7 berttth Nightmare A California 53 and Kansas City trimmed [Imton 7 2 alls,r lwflmt 30 in the opener of their flouttle lu'nih'r, The I'Irntea spotted theCubs rptnInd their grip on first -' ern continents average annual rainfall is likely to ' riifrs Just s I • Beds "'" ".' "" ' ....... '' ""." inor ... LW -. B Loop Results - The - U -- - - C. or _._ ----_------ - I)arlington Uassic et vs 1or I. the ) ho.s,.ffjc.., IN ili. fl.Id W. p.... t.. d.y to he.., ..ck aid every =Of ys for c..Ir ye. hey. awe ft the wiU b.I.g of sir 1 AM of ( 4) MIMIU P.ILC. l us I ;;; M! -Um . 2 ------.aca..ea S PH. 323-177 I - niiup $Q5p PLAZA quawywg wr us - Save . . . . the party • - I 3220906 DRIVE-IN • SERVICE L••.u.II..suh.•.uuu.uuuI - S .- ••-. - -_4-_,,.________- '- ;Mb*-_G_ ~ ~ During those 14 years there was only one year of favorable U.S. trade balance; $500 million in 1957. This situation is dangerous, potentially worse than flood, fire or epidemic disease Past presidents have not been able to cope with it, nor is President Johnson able to do no. There has been vague administration talk of a Great Society for Southeast Asia. This is a spread-thinner project which scarcely could fail to make the American situation more hazardous. Finally, there is the disgraceful financial mess in which the United States finds itself at home. The politicians have latched onto big-time government spending to keep deluded voters happy and to keep themselves in office. So the public debt grows day by day. The pole spend in billions beyond revenue, borrowing the balance. That undisciplined path must lead finally to disaster. We are on our wayl i — :. xsiw to about $27 billion, The U.S. gold hoard amounts to only $18.3 billion. It is down from $98.2 billion in gold as of 11I52. The United States is about $14 billion of enough gold to match the gold-debt to foreigners. If all demanded their gold, the United States could not pay. U.S. dollars continue to accumulate in foreign hands all over the world to become a charge against the shrinking U.S. gold reserve. Billions of U.S. dollars have been lost to foreigners because of unfavorable international trade balances. Foreign aid, the maintenance of armed forces abroad, as in Europe, and war, as in Viet Nam, also drain away U.S. dollars. That is why the Congress has become Increasingly doubtful of the enormous foreign aid expenditures proposed by the Johnson-Humphrey administration. The U.S. unfavorable international trade balance 1950through-1968 was $29.7 billion. • i' f. Never before now have the milita ry and financial resources of the United states been spread so thin, so far and so dangerously. Over-extended is the word for It. This would be a good subject for congreeisionci campaign discussion. For example: The United Sta tes has formal treaty commitments to defend against aggression more than 40 nations. There is serious doubt that the United States has the armed might to carry out so vast a pledge. U.S. military power at those moment is awesomely extended in war against a small, bsckwrd, tenth-rate nation in Southeast Asia. Perhaps the Americans are over-extended there! Anyway, the powerful Americans seem not to he able to win that war. Despite this, Secretary of State Dean Husk now hue pledge the United States to oppose aggression anywhere at any time without treaty commitments. This unlimited Johnson-Humphrey administration policy statement was made last week before Senate Investigators into J. S. military preparedness. Husk Is a mild-appearing man, soft spoken, but of caveman belligerence. He gave thw senators something to think about. T h e military spread is frightening enough. But the United States is spread thinnest financially, at home and abroad. The United Stat.s has mahitalu.d for 80 year, a promise to redeem in gold on demand at $86 an ounce all American dollars acquired by foreigners. The Integrity of the U.S. dollar, It. International acceptance depend absolutely on maintaining that pledge. To do no, the U.S. Treasury must be ready to pay out an ounos of gold cc demand for each $85 in American honey offered from abroad. There's the rub. These short-term foreign holdings of U.S. dollars amount en with the Giants. San n sn~iaiIjTFade.Out The faik Quits Race NEW YORE (A)_.'r1Is D. Roosevelt Jr. has withdrawn from the race for the Democratic .lomivation for governor and he predicts that AwbUcan Go'. Nelson A. Bockofellen will beat the Democrats in the No. vember election. R Twins Put Finishing Blow - Resources Spread Thin • • 1 Lyle C. Wilson Says: Senior Citizen Speaks W1 -11 _\• -; Franks' No It %villl nil R-5 victory over Chlen- nobody else In the league. And, In fact., that's almost the a Herman have 25 games left. Starting to day, they play their last three with the Ls Angeles Dodgers and then linve no les-i than neven left with the Pittsburgh l'i rates. harry Vnlker's Pirates, in first place by two games now, face the same situation. of their last 25 games, three are with the Dodgers and then those sev- It's going to seem as it there's Boyle Says Barbs case, No, Herman, Walter and liar., Alfred liltchcoq* did not make up the final month of the National League schedule, It just seems that way. The wity things are going to break for the top three contenders In the pennant race, their managers may have to keep a careful watch on their sanity, Enjoyable Freedom * Pt NL - shops. The council has bad several In. quirles about our area that the The Herald aimiloii should do everything In its not buy—unless our population shows of Hwy. 17- a marked increase. 4 ir Worry Clinic WhM Sanford needs Is not a good mole County and Sanford are in sore emit cigar—but some land and pso- need of commercial development We ~ have the family Income here to warm F pie. .And the only solution is anuexa- rant high quality stores and specialty ___ Dr. Crane's Riding TogetherTime to Get Together .---•----- - • "'. • .-. ". .-•-••--... - - - I , . .----• I . ,..- .--- . - .. .- -- --, - - ---•-— _-_-_---_ -_ •, - -'- i- ' t, -, - -P--------...--'--•".'-.--...-. , X - - : .. ..i_1 ______ ~. •:' C It- • �- .I- ~` , ~ - . -•- _ It, I ~,1,~3 i." I J ., I , V . r-, I . EA* ABBY: When you her aunt (whose at.dv ametim vrnm niece was emwdft to -6sit her) not to wftb%Wd the fact that the Invitation for Pat and Luci. You know, every bride In the country wants to emulate the ,ihoe! When yen object, she SSVS, "Don't you IULVC R stocking or some th ing I someone as important as the President's daughter. But I use?" recent divorcee, I t)iInI 'n overlooked an Impt factor was shocked-after 40 ears In th e printing trade to note the Invitation read a . Te blial a young worrinn I By Abigail Van Buren áb.tzq: 0"" I'S- is like hangIng "Wo)vts, We)- * - some6r All males immediate~ _r that a divorcee is _I for affection, and IbW rob to her aid. Not Una LIZ young man wants b =611m a lifetime arranat- the sixth of "on faturday R August. 0 r most authoritative " ii sources, which we follow. in- dwate that It should have read: " Saturday, the sixth of August. • • •" Ofl separating the day from Horoscope orecast TUESDAY, SEPT Although it is no day to center your activities on the lighter let, which most shoe depart-. side of Ilk, this is certa i nly a mtmta keep for that purpose, Tuesday for getting back to 1=111 Iel wk me." If be is I?)- Technically, you are correct. DENTON, FLA.: Move over. Millions of people sleep alone dons undertaking as the Johnson t If the some astounding facts on mall I would credit them with a moumental job. in the September Reader's Digest. (I wrote It.) IF i . a 0 0 90009. 0j r, 1flJ&&* IU buk idea of trump manb that you as declarer WhouW pull as many tramps as you am afford to but that you -emu"taffwd to pull trumps when I ym 9*W the trumps in the WwL ivally should have open. ad * bump against the four heart : I I .i I cesact but It NOILM 5 V Q ilia 7 * Q 106 4AS54 ZAST WEST 9642 93 #AX972 *Q208 *J853 4XITS U't'R (D) takes a . mily atnmg-willed character to --*snh~ Uis attractive lead of WAKJDS Srea !I ;I I -.0v ,rl ".1% DEAR FOLLY-I ant r there Is a way n=ww I V43L-? It JIL"7 1 . ~ '4 .0 -- ; ! I , UXULY ~ N:_ LIAM_= At%., Erm ..1% 0 wwrill-l" OrM MANI SHE -I CUIS CXz SPEAK AM AVM - . _ Mrs. Higgins! I'm not having any "Now don't you worry, trouble at aL Like I said# NO got a Way With children!" 14. . TIZZY O 1 Cori rMbbl . "I I I I L A MCAUfi PAWSOW,5 MWCK PA5W6 MR .. .. ., - I cur 6Fog.E 'IOU LEAY ... -- Co r:,4 - .- . ) *_ .&.:l`%.. _-u - -_ -' 4 - _____ 04 -- ".' . - 4_ - - . - ' I ' s I 9_f [ ___________ 6 "LDAWE5MSWM1 1ffV" MW5WLWT" Ir WAS TMFIC! TALK ABOUT SOE=961AEPEOPLE Zra Igym GOM TO tu I Q AVICUM USP"T0 LmEt MANAlf WWOM,4W LIS AUMS MA U) ' __________________________ - 1 JIIM$/.Z Z4j4', ItiY* £oWj I 1111— - -' • _____ YOU- rA - . ~ ~, ( ' • •.. ! • II __ . ' V / I / A r - - - _ * ' of V 9 Network p"" lndisa SSWagers IIAl5lSI •HLAI1PI IdXfT .I2I ilMonutie orne. IIN bolder (2 words I ( J Y . 0*4 OFF I I - CAFETERIAS FIGOM I %"1*610 MISS. 0 11 1 I rr 11,1111let VA 14. 111,44. '1112 84tweel U I Cas"Ibort ADULTS NLY . *WMA9CW0PR9 L. 1EM -- . - VI MATW411111113 NOW EVENINGS ~ man. Am thurs. S2.011 PERFORMANCES DAILY Fri, sat, sun, hal. S2.0 2 P.M. (Open 1:30) And sm.kim 25s .aLl$.øsl 1 P.M. (Open 1:30) WINNER OF I . 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",/, I ~ I , i I. , ~ : ' h I AS YOU TURN its pages these days you'll discover the smartest, beat-value clothes for school and college, the fineist merchandise for your family and home, and bargain- packed grocery ads that offer dollar-savings YOUR NEWSPAPER serves you beet in I SHOPPING SA VINGS— another way — with all its thrilling news,, Pleasing pictures and entertaining featureal Pay the Cost of Your Newspaper shopping newipaper, as well as a valuable , guide that saves you far more than it cotst Country (4) dearch For Tomorrow I ; 11 10:35 (3) NBC Nswz (9) Donna need i.. ____ . - 10:00 (2) Eyo Quess (6) I Lovo Lucy ()Iove of t.it* . 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'O .'' ° ) — U 11:3o (2) Tonight (6) Roarins 20'x rin , .4 i Hall 1:05 (2) Daily Word • (C) ili[A1 Vacation Playhouii Summer Music Kraft ' PMSN'r S;46 A LWAYS0 I () (') 13'.4 h (6) Guldinir Light 12:61. (2) NBC News OVER 50,000 READERS ~ (9) The World of Fashion and beauty 1:16 0) Vocus Two . 1 (6) As Tho World Turn (Ii) 'I'h. 'I ' _______________________________ (6) House Party (9) A Time for Us (9) i,eyton r1ace 10:00 (2) nun For Your Life (6) Hollywood Talent i A T OIN - ' I I _____ I Answer to Previous Puzzle gWflfl5fTW,$j'$I55Ab*i. ____ - - ___ ____ (6) A ndy Griffith 9:30 (6) haze) . 0,, iir - 0 I jad 13 Blemish 17 Dessert Negro blood 20 Twirled 14 Stop! 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ImIlwas "or 1148 • MONDAY P. M. OfilkyllL I IAIIJ3&3 ,q I .7 ~. X . so E V4A 711W 5Ti'I IF MED THE. go ,RV...*J5ThAP BRANCH OfF 7 RI5K 1.OAPJPJG 3 FOR VEWICr_! ff"y. "I Ow Tft Po;cr. mm T" ay or- TIMM. T1115 SECLUDED 5TIWTCH OF r i * I D - ________ 1. - 0 6V - * .,.' 11) ,U ~4 ' . VIrTDRIO - & AT 1:00 (all 0*4 U.LD.L his thoughts and guess how he ren Jentien) are being terrorizwould answer various questions. ed by a gang of motorcycle 5.30 .' - %4 V1,11,11y,00 ." ' • JOHN WAYMI A kn Korps, starting next Monday on "Rat Patrol." this one, and a dance ntimbor 8-8:30 P.M. CBS. I've Got A is tacked on by Kathy Gale and Secret. On thoir last telocaN t In Roy Fitzell. black-and-whIte and at this 10-11 P.M. NBC. Run For time perind, panelists fless My. Your Life. "Ifoodlumn On ernon, Bill Cullen, Betsy Palm- Wheels." (Color) (Rertin) ryer and Henry Alorgan welcome an drops in on an old friend, back Garry Moore, moderator Mrs. Southworth ( M a r s h a of this show for years and flunt), only to find that she _____ I I ,-M%% w MEN LIE MARVIN JAMES STEWART dent is Finbotnge from within ble Reynolds And Danny Thnmtile 918th bomber group. Cap- ;' a _____ -.d#,j .n (O I ~ 1-IAVE T ION E -~ ,.-%.~ Z,... r-r?%.I# ,A,P I 0 _-)f / ne. oa An. the age of In and effortlessly Simpnon nnd Tony Kulipk an- tix), who Is nRturnlly oldpr and nouncing.) 7:30-8:30 P.M. A IIG. 12 almost beardlesq mupprinr nfO'Clock IfIgh. "R_X For A fleer. Sick Illrd.11 (Rertin) Gallagher 10-11 P.M. CBS. Iffillywn,)(I IR brillging n po]I.qh under- Talent Scoutm. (Color) This in ground agent, Ilka ((;In Seala), sort of it Perips wrap-tip for home to EngInnd when the thin show, which will not be plane Is shot down The misret urning - • '#\\l.)JJJ/// ) 1 V. I I I the thUm. • .r.1v NSISTENT ABOUT IMEW THINGS! .1 `l' • • "IMI MAN WHO SHOT LININTY VALANCIII PlOWl will receive Detroit TigersWnnhingtnn I .ft SkOL!41T , ii ( ( - I (I . ` lZill . .: I, 10 -, I __,, \ e ; ROD TAYLOR i • at Steve Allen is moderator, bums called the Saints, led by 8:30.9 P.M. CBS. Vacation Goehela (John Drew Barry- I ___ (J__.(,__•.\ " * ___ ,.j ___ _______ 0 11 . . ~. '' I jt$. ,% " ! ____ The - -- by Kate Osann I ___________ * ______ C' - ______ 4" ___ K? . it years. Their task will be to rend and her daughter Elke (Ka- I - 11 ~ ,. I b6o Ang eles. Pit - ___________ "N _43,) M-kN THINKS r SHO" 00A' 5MNP MORE TIMrARD" OLJP. C NES, LM At160P (~.__ 4. ____ """"`ll`N, ~_ _____ -it & AMM impossiWe to buy Tomoraw: "'Tesuilon In RePeruts ran Marvelous Hum. Anyone submitting a Pol- mingbird has only four tag rd 1 viiiiiii annOg &ves for very pose." ' A11111111111ad — in any color: they ly's Problem. a sWut1m to a feathers. Two am " veraj times E am = only La black and Before a method was Invent. problem or a favorite longer than the bird itself and ti$i . *l solution as to he ad to granulate sugar, sugar making Idea W re'cehe a tipped with feathered flags 011111s *Vd P m ot the guam. I h&d to be purcWLsW in large dWW if Polly us" the item The adw two t&H U&Uw.m am __ 0 ! - Tr I 1S•. 0 - in form. ' uzi 9 ,,ee...,,~10- I V - 1 to iliyw -,,A1%,.,,, P-C _______ I - iz 1 II 10111116OWN114, best devoted to corres- cotton panties and slips but Isttllhuvethesaineoldprob- V / -1 PRISCILLAt 'THIS TIME 70MORP.m. LL BE 5ACK I t4 SCHOOL! ~, W Danny Kaye who rpeently re- Gudegast, who will be aeon as turned from Viet Nam. Art I flnuptman Dietrick of the Aerl- Linkletter does all the scout- ____________________________________________ __ _____ L F~~ PRISCILLA'S POP I on Hums) a large vounm man It a mid In Coln? DORLS DAY alan was a topam'cret one and Ule only anawpr to the Incl- viewx with Carol Burnett, Dph. I I - ,a) SP ' C. ~~ - L= %% %114' L &W . C96 ___ I 30 1'. lL . I .,.:I %, , \ M rk El,_ COMPLETELY -.0172M.. -. __ ____ ative years. Send to church Polly's Problem a Mly. DEAR POLLY-1 wear "7%e Stars impel, they do not small rubberized panty gir" What you make of die. Can anyone ii me overYOU! come the static that riilex your Xe i my dress and slip U) to 1fl7 Forecast f y C)cto makesweyoutisvenewniatch. lain. Pleas. haip zne.—SO- J; //1I. I ___ " The hair cheat every time I wear the her I now ready For your copy , SUM make for an elegant aboluld be a &oft light tone t. (ilovei can be matched blandish or sift light brown, or Lnd 1k color of your costume a silvery platinum. % __ - . I . ti . _________ --, . .' / . S PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) ; careful of the diet 1 V I \ - __ --- ___ .. s.t gloves / _____ hours tonight VZ7 0 & WY!NW DIDNI"ilETAOeFIN " . ____ V Vni 1W ~ Z.-.., I,,\ q-.s 1, __• o I !~ t) 1 '1. ___ t are shirt collars. I huve done this pondencle, shopping, business .,C Elderly or braid —IRENE F , 1. ____ telawntly. Try not to keep late 49 is It I ~1 ~ . N"J, to) "-.*,- .4. %%.*" I" .lh, (J. ____________ I6At_WA' _____ ____ follow nature. 4=4" FWDINDON Dec. 21) Am early ~~ in A.M. can see aU that work piled up getting dcme quickly and ciently. The evening will then A. be tree for social fun with friends. Co*operate with cu- 8 workers. Take malt into your ;I* La confidence in P.M. (Dec 22 to Jun. CAPRICORN to mend worn A.M. , 6 I TAL RW UL 4`1116 `6016 lit .... . AND%AXI 104OW H0WAW_-MV116H _lAW_*ll -- WOW . ving UwAr this carefully so as not to cut should be for family and suageft they avoid powders gloves on their handbags and I the material and only out as straightening out home matters. sU In iem. .,. Lucy &lOUiu not even to wear far as the collar goes. Turn TOUK CR1115 ';' aWlect 0 beige tone. without any or have them. Gloves flatter the the collar over with the wrong 70DAY . . - be, or she, w1U be - good side up, pin it into the one cl those charming little i en and lend style and finish to slot just where It was before. tykes who early will find . It **Plftw discuss gloves and the most simple outfit. I Baste and try to stitch in the rather difficult to son of fit in an and where they should be holes of the original row of with others, but as the physi'1 am quite an old lady-79. stitching. que becomes sturdier, thea I , To my &arrow. gloves am My hadir is pure white. I'm very If a Wrt is worn too badly tbM is Much Intellect, and All9M aD addom these days that active. however. and work at I rip it up and start from Ity in tWs chart. The top-Doteb 9 * er when again we shall what I love. Do you think It scratch with a plain blouse sales person emerges here and , . 4*r . VV the groming habits would be bad taste to have my tern and make the cutext blouse the tzig business man or womma. SO& make for a really well. hair colored? I have fairly out of it. Trim with pretty tape the Wilder of bridile. etc. Be F: Be aJ gowns but the long shade; . ~ I /I I veei? fl4TWL.F G'Z.A 7 L I ) -,~_,\ I r I - to use the same shade of powder never worn tight on the arm, for years. Just rip the stitching conferences, etc. Then get right over and over through the like stockings. If a woman does at the top of the buttonhole down to any important work )'ears. To the many mature this, she has no fashion sense, band with a rasor blade. Do ahead of you. Larly evening $b 9 1 tionnl Lague pennant contend- •- I - ~ anee of others is importantget t. tO 40 T#1b /I ,A'\ I 11:10 "THE GLASS IOTTOM TV Time Previews ~I -A,At'T. .. z ___74S ..S110~_ I , .9 UPA'TORYABOUT OADDO'ThE'F.PLMt'.f L cM4 Al A 1 . • — -I IT LL SAVE HIMI~E TROUBLE- OF DOINS / tiall like the ties of character and personalt- hilt 7-I(i P.M. NDC. MRJor 1,engtip PinyhritliRe. ,,(Pff %vp (41," Wn 'rnwpp. Swipon!A,-ftil and drania- I all knnw the Air Forr-P riti.q.,q tie with rvvertone4it of Marlon - ----- --_____ co GIA110i vs. the Lon Angeles Itq. nffl(,rlriq yntinz. hilt wroil(I , e-mcF we, t4iw; ioov,l AW, ii-I&T's, MM Dodgprn In another 11"ll(IRY yoll heliovp a I(i.year-fild C'll- ' t1trAndn. Flnrrvninro (Ir,;-,%,q n I yoly Hr- 141,41T Ts'Al I'Altill night wninn. (;tjrt (,owily end onPI7 Well, yoii're Znine! In ; fine portrayal of a repellent I'ee Wee Reese will report the have to in this on an lnorr.,lL voting punk. 3jc,Ilie, PEAK FROM IRYIq 10 DREAM content between the two NR- ble tnlp allolit fto(l flynn (.N fit ' IW1AUA' . . go nbend with your OWID work, as pot of such plans. Assist- making his contmet. sops in skin tones are very attractive that she crushed the pass the word on to Betty that . ."Ilban. = I believe a woman U coloring your hair appeals I IOU "Witinished" witbout to you. do it--and at oncel I a is simply bad taste to think you will like the effect. veleii to a reception. Try to have the coloring done I I ill need en 111111111! I " I I11 ------- '' -,_ I •1iiL 11 I . *1Hr-_ WORRY % 44 — I ~ about the fact that neither Get plans working. 'No. you should change your great actress. Sarah Bernhardt. WESTERNER - ra ) ii . ,_~-~_________ Dick Turner It HENP-Y, WILLYOU HMP ME DiSAARAWGS HIS . sse woman. I collect gloves; young-looking skin," CARNIVAL 1 0 h powder season after The fashion for crushing down I have ever used to clean off old activities most impel you. Then ainnV'-Mary B. < the long gloves comes from th e paint and varnish. —A MID- be sure you divide your time *0 or' oi I N, I .rd'e. - - WiH be oln,jous if you continue silhouette. Long gloves -1 . South was naturally upset wire =be just what you want. 4 Edyl:h arm I1IM 1~ 11.!... - %.%I ki ___ZL1.7 _. T ' _~ ~1 I' 9 tnniJ. sake, Marie! You're always veiling at me that I've forgotten somethingPI illl,. I I - IF thing In sight-Pier glamor he that look,' will got nnd keep for at the Job of homemaking She guts to fiule just. a lUtIr' in emit,,- her whatever she wants out of will need, just Al much, to he pnrlsnmu tvill, ormip of younger life--.whet.hnr thnt. is zi rent crmpnnjcinnblo with her hips. girls. Or a husband. "7 ••• L or goodness P 15t% -_ - BE HohAS . SctsSORS. ----. . %%qLL F_,ME-Cl --- I II I,1. Ti1k over an plaflb entertainers for whatever social did not wear out, the gummy plans or recreation ubtle, btit the lack of harmony gloves to achieve a better .~ \ S - 01-5.. 1 W4 19 Nflk 1- I W ii,l& 11 q po." 1 1I I .7.7 -L~_Z, - i . II TTI- ',i old varnish could hie shaken out imind lor the days ahead. Eve, and the scrubber used over and ning Is the best time for workI over. It did not damage the ing. improving your appear0, _________________________________________________ wood and stretched out full ance also fine in the morning to Feb. Deer Edyth Thornton Mc- are not flattering, except when length it is easy to pull back ..an. lWL'I' Talk over with kin any the goum is white or pale pastel. and forth across table legs and Gloves make a fascinating so on in shoeshine boy fashion. plans they may have before you study and ure pan of history. This is the most efficient thing step out to whatever creatIve uliaar t* 11 1 %~\\\ . .: f inch tube and then mad e U1t() 20) a ball it as wonderful as it powder as you grow older. Her arms were so th in and un Ift \ .7 a~_ A \i I be had to lose one more spade person whose ideas are differ- W. I. trick, one club and one diamond ent Lo yours in A-M. Get the In. ; - f, . .~, I L.) '* ', I )* 1'1111: and one spade already belonged formation you need. Be sure to , to his opponents. % V I % after that. out-af-town letter Or ~: 1 DEAR POLLY-1 use a styro- the house to the clothesline. It steel wool while removing old fc*m picnic cooler for carrying is both light and waterproof.— varnisb from a piece of furnidrip drys and other clothes that ,1,4RS. M. IL ture. I tried using at old plusShould not be wrung out from DEAR POLLY-1 ran out of tie scrubbing pad, the type that seemi to be knit inttiii 12 f fL)T ' 17 )'' 'r ELSE I _N_ I your Career, then get coopera - = &6 tion from friends in your plans. East was still holding two Then make surt to pay Your m" bills. Off to Jim In P.M. ould still < trump one spade in dummy but You can meet that fascinaUnr, a., By Polly Cromer p -1 -1 r— ! fl tl LEO (3i,Lfy 22 to Aug. 91) Bein the day wisely by seeing ft, & Qaoifif~ le f """" - w-ro cwit' She 11, sist from more lastmg 'keni,ng te ) - Lfl< ~\\ , - - I p A \\ ~, Jacoby and Son I and r- Ce-e#4 4If I. t 1 I Oil ' CUr1V.3UQ DOGS , voub s,00 )' -.I ,%&- ______ ' :Ir MEl4 . . \ 14 ___ j(5A&, mouirb to duck the trick I Cone Cooling. I snot emmmmm...Nmmmm.m~ JJII( Yu alone is illsnppul,ttinglv lirlef to make the r,rnst of 'ht n. Af r ii few years of bc'i, g turs hnndeql her ne or figures :- - J ¶5 south _.~ ~ I WULD',bULhs.E PAE TO ,-~,.k.,*.~ , - - ., ,I I ou wr,.i ,'u, ' - , .%*-W- N _ ~' ;~,:-,.) "_# -->' - , , 7 ~~ .*I' - s an ace-king suit. •4 breaks aren't at all proper ant bill to meet or equally vital 4J2 Aw.y, West failed to resist trump management would have collection Bothvulnerab làatlimpDlse. let hint make his Conti5t. to get at It In A.M. You later RUst Be ted to a trump at When be led a round of ca make fine contacts far W. 1i won in his s. frumps he Indulged In an unInteresting life, activities. pm I m b.ad, esi ii ace i necessary etrMvagance. Had Study well into new p p p ,1,dsseeondt-ipth he simplypinyedaeeandone SCOLPIO(OCt.ZIIONOV.21 ) then led dummy's last spade after winning the first Comtng to a true meeting 01 Ops'thmg lesd-4 £ ds. If East had tone up with trump lead there would have mind' with those who labor kM kMs of spades South would to his partner's queen. West led been no way to keep hint from side 'y side with YOU ill A.M. hew .ped borne but East was a third trump and South was a ruffing two spades In dummy then makes It easier LOT YOU tO I 'i 3E-%A%' spades or heart#; had broken UMILA (Sept- 23 to Oct. 22) well for him but 8-1 and 4-2 Either you have some import- OAJ752 - wu.ie z.a ~\~t ,some very important person Z *046# , k U : ! ; I ii- "'. I --%._- . I suits. Persevere and make right fieW White House wedding , . i - : I .I ]I ( I f t ll~ ", I I ~.,~ i Q z 5 ~ ..- M ____ hnr i 1 - 1. I Ttt IrI who trin to mnke In t'ngin with. the Interliiql t a smnrt girl, htln l , 'int' a huahmnd her hent will cot on beauty to get her by A .ltiri,,i whkh rt girl is an glnm grateful for Pining P,"nut', tn,nlv help in the "getting hut winner regards beauty * , - - -_________~ _______________ _________________________________ A.M. tar whaftver Is of greatest to Have a Lovely Wedding,"impression, Show that you are send $100 to Ahby, Box a witt person, a good conver , Los ngelea, snuonahst put her bare foot right into L.. GEI(I (May 21 to me 21) By making careful plans during Now what around, and then tell you she wants to try on a shoe If do we llbr1des?Ireforto you on watch or, she w beis error In th e of DA* ABBY - By Ruth MiUett ithe vnn get Ivy (in glamor And do;1`1141 fill that i-t ne(,r-t-qnry 0in e-qn*t depend nn it fnr the lucky gift that need4i it big a-R- F . ,, - 111111111,1111. ambitious. 80ON CMLDREN (June ;M to July 21) You have only to think over who of your friends can be helpful during AM..and 1 h .--- - - — ,, '" - er 1 --_~ - 14 = .. - - —4P L...- 6 esPec Troubled? Write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. 90069. For a personal reply, inclose a stamped, nelf-addressed envelope. ---- 1; I __.. __r___ft__""%_ -_ --Z*,*- results, Get ,, 4 ,t Qn : .? 9 , , ,k___.__-11111' 1`1 (I -'L __ ) -c----- 1____~ __11, - - (' Page 9 -- Also, tyle In h'nity ehnze It uhe wnnt to get to the tep I hn eertafnlv en't afford t tYl' in in a rnreer, her looks will help think that Just he'ans. uhn q W)lflO )flt hut she 'will also need tsfrn' titIftil she oan get away wlt'l 'thnt's irtli' tint only of the tienlar t'raml of nttrqtvq&npq or skill and she also have being had tempered or careless t.Irl who IR Pittivitig, it, IlI nke a Iq "In" thiq yetir may nfit, tin In learn hw,v In get along ,,vith Ahmit helping tn keep her huiliving In the entrittnitiment Anything very %Poriml two ror ntht, r people, hmnd,.q ogn in good .qbapp, world hut. of flfl)' girl. three yon -.4 from now. If she Aants to get and keep A loser is a girl who banks _. I .-- \. hk " C - _JW11 1 1, ==a__!S6_ I— ---I __ Sept. 5, 1 . () , I _a.- II I " An - - - ---- TAURUS (April 20 to Mky 20) dition, but in such a tromen- for the same reason. For - £c, Jz2 J (Voi It Just a a ginmor girl Is a almost as rnpHly Ins,'" 511)5 1% lttJl%AtlfitI IIC'trC" t'IotlIf'S Itl / I a1. ,,, _j - 4_1 -I 11 / ) \ ' Nr 1a'1 ( F415salep, 74M WrOT 1 * 0 0 what you want to accomplish In W CON'FI DEN TIAL TO A-M-, thct 90 quictl:y about = your businessand t0 desirable Il" DEAR MR. UNDERHILL: ., 1. 1 , fO . 1. 1 L, riØ I ( who can those I 1 1 4"lit. -' F __ I I & ~ , , ,, , .",;" ~, &)) purpose (providing there is affairs in A.M., but later be ualthig for saint nice 0 - I", : ~ 16 L)ii _•&__ 0, _- rRc,k% c.r=i -TIM' ~&Awr-.)-I rA rF: sp r-_ I:, %4,p I,I I i -N 17 — -____ ______ hrntiliirhernIh hOUSE I'prr,--o%v i.,g~ Rtisorr., % t . '.- - world affairs is taken b lead SHOE DOG ers f nations. DEAR SHOE DOG: Offer ARIES (March 21 to April 1) the footlet you keep for that It is well to go over financial "SLEEPS ALONE" IN BRA- m aft secessarily condenDEAR ABBY: I am a shoe be Ws view, I am merely Nalesman with a pet peeve. Why don't women who come aftift a fact.) So, the wo d in to try an ohms wear hosfma bwe it; still unquali:&d biiiiiiiiistly from the word, iary? Or bring a footlet? . 11 _.... I - I T t .-.. Ao~_ tl( ' dtle - 0) might help C. J. UNDERHILL, SAN DIEGO, Cal. 0 . _____ .---,\ - (.. Crari, I 'L , '' ) Alaybe just printing this to be. A more logical v*ew of I 1 z _____, No c' '71115 DIRT %YOUl.tim __ .• . . . .1 . % ,' l L feotlet for every customer chance to get your job greatly Can you offer a solution? improved whatever It happens •::1t UOARI)ING Gxilbrait1 ______OUR . \ / 0-4 —•1 much benefit by accepting a ••\ 0 __ A ItIln IkVO MrA By GLANCES ,- Imf she says, "Met tlae This?" work In hieb you find there Is another pair of hosiery, Ma- ( ~ _ Yours for fostering sociul PW your advice, "I was." On abould nay instead, 'q - -~~.I,--_ `, 0%4.% When you produce a foot- Abby, we can't use a new .. ' .< I a idw &I like you Isn't mar- I I. I TEflE(2ES GENERAL .. .' se -.' :I as BW doe'sn't have to fight him va posPe would , -Rr 9moup , an interest in one I , i you Iret a, "'Mo, use This" help you to advance. Fine day ~ reaction, politely direct the for buying or selling. Use good . lady to the hosiery depart- Judgment in all that you do and Integrity and confesidons I ',•..', Who is correct? Amy Vanderbilt? Emily Pont? We? Or the White House printers , plenty . of time I , .. ___ 11 ii: Is NOW no law prohibiting it) and If sure to cant-act 'uM, he will prove ft.. I, too, am for fostering tra- . 5 the date with a comma. ut a.ed he know all the . • SIDE 0 Newlywed Game -. �.91"Nollor !A-•.--.-•--- q 1*` Page 10 rraTh £r €'*n!ztrb IV - Sept. 5, 1966 Looking For A 2nd Car You'll F i nd IT HERE!' 2. Praa)s IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII6 Do You have a drinking prsb$s. FOR SALE: Regtateren in a ls Writ. P. O IMIt 1111, Mstord. Atrdsls, 2 yrs. Champion Blood Lines. *32-4422. SUICIDE Prsv.nt3o. MII WE PIANO TUNING & REPAIR POODLE PUPPIE& guaranteed CARL. Orlando541-1$fl, *224*fl healthy. Tiny toy A miniature W. Ij HARMON NEED RIDE home In afternoon at stud. Terms. *22-1449. from Seminole )Tiit School. 35-Vacuum Cleaners 1Aves in 5.2 Air Grove off of 10. Poultry - Livestock 111M Ike Mary road toward Lake USED VACUUM CLEANERS Mary. 322-0347 after 4 pm. $10 up HORSES BOARDED Reasonable Rates KIRBY COMPANY I WILL NOT be responsible for Sales & Service Good Riding Area any debts incurred by anyone *22-9*51 Ph. 869-6763 other than myself as ,f n- Phone day, Sept. 5, 1066, Robert Re- HORSES: Buy, Sell, Trade. 32243. Plants, Feeds, Seeds mm a H. *flSE. W. R. Howard, Wynn Rd SEL1ING OUT, all Plants, Flow4-Beauty Care 13. Catering - Fond era, Cactus. Shade trre,s % price. 27 Country Club Rd. SPECIALS: Reg. 210.00 Perinan.. OKRA- 2-32-0411. tint $5.00; Beg. $15.00 Perroan50. MIsc. For Sale t $ '.os. ____ ]&. Special Services BENICE'S BEAUTY SALON GOING OUT or uL9S$1 100 E. lot at. 1122-9669 The Rome of 10,000 Items. CARPENTRY PAINTING BILL'S BARGAIN BARN $21-9665 A. J. Adeock 6. Child Care 1300 OrspevWe Ave. 23-Painting WALL. CAkE for ch ild in my $1 PER DAT rental for Electric home for working mother Carpet Shampooer with pur323-09*5. Tilson Painting Service chase of Blue Lustre. it Spray BIG TOP NURSER? & CHAIN LINK Pence $76 or best *23.0261) KINDERGARTEN offer. Can he seen 409 Mattie Certified Teachers SL, Prayer Homes. 24. Well Drilling Located 17-92 Ph. $21-1680 Open Monday thru Saturday 7:15 a. M. to 1:00 p. M. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS Legal Notice Friday ev.ninga 'til midnight. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All 'types and cites IN THE Cmerrr We repair and Rsrvloi 8. Pets & SuppIh NINTH JUDICIAl CIRCUIT or SPINE rI.ORIUA. TN AN!) FOR SEIl Machinery A Supply Co. ANIMAL HAVEN KENN ELS: cOUNTY. 222-64*? NOLE Boarding. For eals, ARC Chihus. 207 W. 2nd Ri. .-,s.. ' 10921" I bus, also mixed breeds. 332. NOTICE or sirr TN 5753. 26 - Roofing NISRTGAGE ron FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTPARROTS. Tarn. & Talking, MyHOLE IN YOUR ROOF? GAGE ASSOCIATION, a corpora'. nabs, Parakeets, Capuchian OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF. tion, Monkeys, Squirrel Monkeys $15. PHONE 322-2409 Plaintiff, Pet & Fish Supplies. E. & J. TURNER BOOTING vS. ANIMALKINGDOM RAY AGF.TITER, .TR. and CA17-92 Irngwood *38-9644 2&-Rad i o - Television ROLE D. AGERTER, his wife FOR BALL: Registered Miniature Defendants. Collie Puppies. Cell :22.03-,2. HARBOR ELECTRONICS TO: RAT AGERTER, .rn. AUTO Radio Secialhits. 24 hr. whose residence and whereservice. 322-4261 shouts Is We Service ALL makes Radios. 621 N. Sandusky Street Legal Notice Tiffin, Ohio TOE ARE HEREBY NOT1Rome Appliances I1I THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FlED that a Complaint to fareTHE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCITY? IN AN!) FOR SEIW OLE SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. close a certain mortgage encumbering the following described (OITNTT. FLORIDA. 0. E. APPLIANCES New & Used real property, to-wit: CUAI4CIIRS' 140. jejap 11* Magnolia Lot 40. OAKI.ANrI HILLS. CHICOPEE FALLS SAVBGS according to the plat thereBANK, USED TV's $29.Oi up. of as recorded in Flat Booi Plaintiff, Service Calls $4.00. i, Pages 62 and 64, Public vs. MOONEY APPLIANCE Record,, of Seminole 'niin't LIH4A LUCA MILLER. a single 219 Palmetto Florida. woman, has been filed against von In Defendant. the above-styled suit, theshort Musical Instruments NOTICE OF SALE titue of which is Federal Na. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DUKURIS MUSI C SHOP- tional Mortgage Association, a that on the 10th day of Septcorporation organised under an Band instruments ember. 1986 at 11:00 A. M. at Act of Congress stud A accessories the main door of the Courthouse pursuant to the Federal NationSales, Rentals & Repairs of Seminole County, at Sanford. 322-7202 ai Mortgage Asnciation Charter Florida, the undersigned Clerk 2004 Cedar Ave. Act. having it principal offic'. will otter for sale to the highIn the City of Washington. Dipest and best bidder for cash the triet of Columbia, Plaintiff, 'erfollowing described real proLegal Notice aus, RAY AGERTER, JR. and perty: CAUO14E LI. AGERTER. his wife Lot 3, Block "B", COUNTRY NOTICE FOR iUiis CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1, The Board County Corn- Defendants, and you are requiraccording to the plat there- missloners of Seminole County, ed to serve a copy of your An. of as recorded in P1st Book Florida, will receive bids at the swer or other pleading to the 11, Page 25, Public Records office of Arthur H. Beckwith. Complaint on Plaintiff's Attor. of Seminole County, Florida. Jr.. Clerk, in the Courthouse at ney, CLEVELAND, STEPHENtogether with all structures, im- Sanford. Florida. up to 5:00 P. SON AN!) MIZE, Suite LII Sanprovements, fixtures, appliances, M. Monday, September lii. 1966. ford Atlantic National Bank and appurtenances on said land for furnishing the following ma- Building, P. 0. Drawer Z. Suit' or used in conjunction therewith. terials during the twelve month ford, Florida, and file the onginal Answer or other pis'adin This sale is made pursuant to period ending October 1. 191',7. In the office of the Clerk f final decree of foreclosure enPetroleum Products. the Circuit Court on or before tered in Chancery action No. Asphaltic Concrete & Cold the 6th day of October, A. LI., 1619$ now pending In the CirPatch. cuit Court of and for Seminole Transit Mix Concrete & Co. 11466. If 'too fall to do decree pro Confesr, will be wkCounty, Florida. men t. on against you for the relief ds.DATED THIS lit day of Sept1). Blast Furnace Slag. ember, 1966. Specifications giving descrip manded in the Complaint, This Notice shali hiS PtitlliRlIf'd (SEAL) tions, type,, estimated quantities, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. and other details are amvailat)le once a week for four CoflpItcU Clerk of the Circuit Court at the office of the Seminole tive weeks in The Sanford 11cr. fly: Margaret E. Tyre Counts' Engineer, 5 miles south aid a newspaper circulated in Deputy Clerk of Sanford on U. S. H Ighway 13- Seminole County, Florida. Dated this 31st day of August, ANDERSON. RUSH, 92. A. D. 1966. DEAN & LOWNDES All materials furnished must Attorneys for Plaintiff conform to the current Stand- (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 323 East Central Boulevard ard Specifications of the Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Orlando, Florida State Road Department, where Donna )t. Markos. D. C. Publish Sept. 5, 1966 applicable. DDE-15 Bids to he enclosed in a seal- CLEVELAND, STEPHEN5ON envelopelplain)y marked on & MIZE CIRCUIT CIOVRT, ed 114 THE for Plaintiff the outside "RID FOR Ft'RN- Attorneys NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN IPIIING (Name of Haterial.i, r. 0. Drawer Z AND FOR SEMINOLE COVNTr, open Sentemt,er ?e. i 9Cf.11 Suite 615, Sanford Atlantic NariuIuDA. Bids will be opened on Tues- tionat Bank Building 114 CHANCERY NO. ISS2 day, September 20, 1065, at 11:00 Sanford, Florida GULP LIFE INSURANCE COM- A. M. or as soon thereafter as Publish Sept. L. 12, 19, 26, J'ANY, a corporation, possible, at a meeting to be held DDE-12 Plaintiff, In the County Commission Meetvs ing Room in the Courthouse at WILLiAM M. EARNEST and PA- Sanford, Florida. TItICIA B. EARNEST, lila wife; The right Is renervi'cl ti, -waive (it al. any irregularities technicaliDefendants. ties in bids and to reject any or NOTICE OF SUIT all bids. THE sTATE 1W FLORIDABoard of County Commis. TO, It. H. 2IACY & COMPANY, Plotters INC., a corporation, trading Seminole County, Florida and doing business as John it. Alexander, Chairman Davison-Maxton Co., 151 By :- W. Bush, Jr. West 34th Street, New York, County Engineer New York: Publish Sept. 5, 1966 The Defendant B. H. Macy & DDE-17 Company, Inc., a corporation, trading and doing business as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Davison-Maxton Co., Is hereby THE NINTH JUDICIAL cia., notified that a suit has been filed V1J1T. IN AND FOR SEIflWOLE against said Defendant and WLI- COUNTY. FLORIDA. 11am M. Earnest and Patricia IN CHANCERY NO. 14*J3 U. Earnest, his wife: English FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTEstates. Inc., * corporation; and GAGE ASSOCIATION, a corporaWaco Scaffolding of Brevard, tion organised under an Act of inc., a corporation. In the above Congress and existing entitled cause; and that R. B. to the Federal National MortMacy A Company, Inc.. a. corAssociation Charter Act, poration, trading and doing busi- with its principal office in the ness as Davison-Marten Co. Is City of 'Washington. District of hereby required to file Its An- Columbia, swer with the Clerk of the above Plaintiff, named Court and to serve a Vs. copy thereof upon Plaintiff or LARRY E. GRAHAM and i'ialntifra attorneys, whose GRAHAM. his wife, and names and address are: EGG- BARBARA A. GRAHAM. now by ERS, TOWERS, BLUjEY, JONES BARBARA A. STEGER, & GAY, 1300 Florida Title BuildDefendants. Ing, Jacksonville, Florida, not NOTICE OF SUIT IN later than October 5th, A. D., ORTGAGL FORECLOSUZE 1986, TIM LARRY E. GRAHAM and It the Defendant R. B. Macy GRAHAII, his wife & Company, Inc., trading and Route 2 doing business as Davison. Burwell. Nebraska. Marten Co., fails to file and You, Defendants, are hereby serve Its Answer by said date, notified that a Complaint to Decree Pro Confesso will be en- foreclose a. certain mortgage on tered against it for the relief the following described property, demanded In the Complaint. situate, lying and being In SemiThe nature of said suit being nole County, Florida, to-wit: for the foreclosure of the mortLot , Block 19, NORTH ORdated December Is. 1960, LANDO, according to p1st reoorded on December 21. 1910 thereof recorded in Plat Book In Official Records, Volume $37, 12, pages 10 and 11, Public pagee 215-211. public r.00rds of Records of Seminole CounSeminole County, Florida, coverty, Florida. ing and encumbering the follow- baa been filed against you In ing described property situated the above styled suit and you In Seminole County, Florida, to. are required to serve * copy of wit: your answer or pleading to the The East 20.45 feet of Lot Complaint on Plaintiffs attor13 and the West 54.55 feet ney, Joseph H. Muraako, P. 0. of Lot 19 In Block H of Box 225, Fern Park, Florida, and ENGLISH ESTATES UNIT file the original answer or pleadONE, Seminole County, Fbi- ing in the office of the Clerk Ida, according to p1st there- of the Circuit Court on or beof recorded In Pla.t Book 1$, fore the 6th day of October. 1966. page 1, of the Public Re- If you fail to do •o, a decree curds of Seminole County, pro confesso will be taken Florida. against you for the relief doWiTNESS my hand and the Mantled in the Complaint. Seal of said Court at Sanford, WITNESS my band and ofSeminole County, Florida, this ficIal seal of office at Sanford, St the lit day of September, A. I)., Seminole County, this lit day 1906. of September, 1961. (Court Seal) (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Donna M. BY: Donna H. )tirko, Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish Sept. 5, 12, 19, 36, 1966. Pubiiib Sept. S. 12, 19, :5, 1966 LIDE-il VDZ-14 (seated, from left) Mrs. Vincent Boelter, Mrs. Bill Kirstein, Mrs. Robert Hoover, overall director, and Mrs. Chesley Whitten Jr.; (stand- ing) Ken Regal, Charles Crowell, Vincent Boelter, Mrs. Sidney Galley, Mrs. David Marvin, Mrs. Don Johnson, Bill lies, Bill Kirstein, and Bill (Herald Photo) 1~ ' "i i ~~." F"' to. 111 1`1,_~ I I 1 &i. NEWLY ELECTED officers of the West Lake Brantley Association are (left to right) Richard Lippert, vice president; Mrs. Jeanette Burns, see- I retary-treasurer, and Harold Torry, president. $ ,. ~" ~I j ", . ___ - jr~w"wFa t 1 _ - ..............e 1. F. ,* ", .. "I ~ q I. p\ .t• - '-. '. .-. -p - '~* -,1 • I ' . T ,iIIrIIpp1 ' * 141P :il L , .1 I -, ITA I i - ds - ___ - ~ I or .- Civic Asociution has planted two Wonder trees barbecue pit on the beach front site. Busy at task WEST LAKE Brantley to provide shade at are (from left) Mrs. Pat Collins, Ernest Young Sr., and Mrs. Jere Rigs- by. Children of association members enjoy swimming privileges with Mrs. Kenneth Brookover, supervisor for the lyn, Linda, Torry, Richard, Diane, and and I)arniy and Susan Dwane Blanchard. day. in the water are Caro- Brookover, Patty and Jimmy (Herald Photos) VC am all wil to' ovi ., •• ii me • st i L W4 Is illI - - 3224222 MEN-WOMEN IS and over, Secure jobs. High starUng pay. Short hours. Advancement. Preparatory training as long as required Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually Unnecessary. Grammar school sufficient for many jobs. FREE information on jobs, salaries, reqiurements. Writ. TODAY sising name and address. L4aoolzi 8loe, Box 16$ 0/0 Sanford Hod. Male Help Help Wanted DRIVE OUT TODAYI fake Intrstata 14. exit at Deltona . . . . , . . . ........ 24c Per Line 30c Per Line ___________________________________________________________________ ------------- 84. ___ ' order your -Sale _________ ItEAL'l'Y Real Estate SI'. •lOH NM THE TiME TESTED FIRM 120 N. PARK AVENuE 1)5. houses For 97. hiotist's For Sale el . s, Orlando -- p. I1014E11T A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist. Assoc. Atiantie Bank Bill *18-1051 turn, apt., 4 an " Prime Minister Faces Walkout Aides say Smith declared Rhudesins inth Prime Minister Harold Wllscrn Is pendexzce in the name of the ready to face a walkout of some white minority. African nations at the Common Tanzania broke relations with wealth aummit meeting next Britain following the Ithodenian week rather than abandon his breakaway and is boycotting the search for a compromise with Commonwealth conference Rhodesia. which 011tons Tut'sduy. Prime Minister Sir Albert Zanibiu, which borders Rho Margal of Sierra Leone called de•sia, has warned It also may Wednesday for British military quit the British - led Partnership, intervention to end the rebel lion, which began last Novcni Sinith it the most eomnt1n tier when Prime Minister Ian iurnuim at the Un i ted SU.ZteL. LONDON (AP) - Veterans Day' '1-Mnne' Wanted '.l-Savings ,c Loan l6-1naurance :'-Schnols & Instructions 70-Emp1e'ment service. 71.......iale Help Wanted 3 Help Wanted 7.1-Male or Female Help 74-alea Help Vnnted 77-Situation Wanted ?-A---Sltuntion \'nfltel Students 61-Income Property 62-lluaines. Prop-Sale -Real Estate \'auuted $4-Real Estate Sale 67-141161ness Rental. 'fl-Lots For Sale : 1-Piurm.-Groves "2-Acreage t'6_Bouses For Sale 911-House.-Sale or Rent 97-House For Rent !$-Real Estate Exchange 100-Resort Rentals 101-Trailers-Cabanas 102-Mobile Homes-Sale 103-Mobil. Homes-Rent 104-Trailer Space-Rent 105-Trailer Lots-Sale 106--Apartments For Rent 10$-Rooms For Rent 112-Rental Agents 113-Wanted To Rent 115-Autos Pot- Sale 116-Autos-Sa). or Trade 116-Trucks For Sale 120-Automotive Service 121-ScootCr3 & Cycles 223-Boats & Motors 225-Marine Supplies :u A.M. - 12 NOON Publisher reserves right to select, r.vise and properly classify all advertisements, Adjustments will be made on a re-run basis o nly for typographical errors that affect the value of the ad. Adjustments will not be med. beyond th. first Insertion. ________ dent Johnson, with special thougat for U. Nam, issued S. a troops in Vial proclamation 11 as "Vet. designating Nov. crans' Lip." "We honor those who wore the 'miform in days past and thuite 'A'hu wear It today," the ' - - $1 00 AUTO GLJSS DOWN I\!S'TALLED Stenstroin Realty -. - 121. NEED HOMES TO SELL 106. Apartments For Rent __________________________________ COMMODORE VEMPA MOTOR SCOOTZRS HAVE Qualified buyers who will JAWA MOTOR cYCLES assume your mortgage It your CLEAN, 1 DORM. urn. Apt-, APARTMENTS A AREINS LAWNMOW. home Is in good condition. Let Close In, Water A Lights turn, FURNISHED - UNFURNISHEDYAZOO INVESTMENT A REALTY ERS u. sell your home now, Reasonable rent to elderly 121-2173 Pb. Resident Mg-r. 128-1*40 110 N. Park Ave. T.,EWLS PALES A SERVICE man, woman or couple. *322117 W. Country Club Road UNFURN. I extra large BDRM 5680. For Rent 97 Phone 122.7225 See U. For Rentals _______________________________ apt, Kitchen equipped. 10*1,4 in NICE, CLEAN 8 room turn. Apt. Days 122-7174 W. 18th St. Ph. 349-5211. 1flitui. I'IJA. room, fenced _______________________________ 123. Boats & Motors 301 C. 5th. Util. turn. $60. yard, $90 mo, AvaIlable 3 BEDROOM turn, apt. 3fl-0641. IN ORANGE CITY 624 Herita St. 323-0515. NICFIY FURNISHED APARTGATEWAY TO T BY OWNER: Put-n. or unfurn. FURN, APTS. close in. Jimmy WATERWAY 2 bedroom, 11,4 bath home 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, 3 util. MEN'!', 600 PARK AVENUE Cowan, *23-4011. rooma, Dbl. corpora Avail. Oct. Nicely located on corner lot Sporting Goods Robson near elementary school. For 1, 1966. $150 per month, 12 inO FURNISHED 3 Bdrrn. Apt. ElecWE[AKA APARTMENTS YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER Information call 775-2830 after lease, Call W. It. McClung, trio Kitchen. Water furnished. *23-1101 114 W. FIRST ST. 304-4-I K. t.t It, 5 P. m. (Orange City) 222.8881 or 32-537, mtalra over *06 W. 12th St. $75 per mo. Ph. 32-39Sl or 3 BDRM. HOME, 1',4 bath, Loca- 2 flltDhtOOM house, KItchen . o inquire at above address. ted just off old Orlando Highequipped on W. tat. stay which will be 4 lanes very per mo. Call 322-9336. ONE DORM, turn. Apt., $45, *01 soon. Small down payment. E. 5th. 323-3951, 2296, Kitchen equipped. 2 BEDROOM, $70 per month. Phone 33 BLIRM., KITCHEN equipped, I FURN Downstairs Apt. 101 Pal4536. Bath, with Family Room, outmotto Ave. Ph, 332-1274 after side Well in it nice, quiet P. rn 3 BR. KIT, equipped, ;60 mo. neighborhood. Monthly pay;uu air, $ BR., 2 BATH, central nueita $81 & assume niortMO. gage. BATH, Kit. equipped, * BR. $125 ma. Days *12-7174 Nhts-Weeti 323-04*5 222-1*01 2840 Hiawatha at IT-Il SOUTHWARD SAULS AGENCY FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that I am engaged in business at 500 E. 2nd Street, Sanford. Seminole _ 1. Male Help Wanted County, Florida, under the ficti73-Male or Female Help tioup name tiC MASON'S JEEP SALES, INC., and that I Intend WAITERS: Pleasant working MEN OR 'OMEN Part or fullto register said name with the time for local McXeas Route. condition, company benefits, Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemiEx Insurance Debit Workers, Pcisittcin Immediately available. mole County, Florida, in accordTeachers, Preachers, Students, Apply Deltona Inn, Interstate ance with the provisIons of the Housewives. Farmers or Shift 4 at Deltona Interchange, Fictitious Name Statutes, toworkers. Call Mr. Itichey, 3222 flD13it., 11A BATH. Near shop's'it: Section 665.09 Florida Sta*564 after 5 p. itt. ping center, Jr. High & High GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES tutep 1957. School. $85 mo. 322-1110. 2-3-4 BRS., i-* BATHS Sig: Kenneth J. Mason 77. Situation Wanted STARTING SALARY m'.1sLh $85, 2656 , 1?, Iti• t'6, 10.4 i nORM. UNFURN. Ted at Keys Ave. Palmetto $80 PER WEEK i4ois U EN It It A I.. HOUS1 3524 Park Drive Office 323-2118 Williams Hardware. CLEANING Service. Call eves. Night: 822-0141 *23.0700 or PLUS COMMISSION Is the Court of the County 7 to 10. 538-3774. r. Judge. Seminole County, State vice experience, ste furnish yeof I'lurid,i. IL rrutate lILLIF: wants work. 32-0300. hide and all operating cxin re the Estate t-s. Write stating Tutu quallfiNELLIE B. flEADEN cs.tlonp Iriefly to P. 0. Box 83-Real Estate Wanted r'ee•ae1. €71, Winter Pant, Fla. FINAL NOT1C1 %%'I; NEEDRENTALS! Notice I, her-by gyy tbit list your rentals with us. the undersigned wiU, on the 7. Female Help Wanted We have people waiting for 5th day of Scpternhtr. A. D. furnished & unfurnished houses 16C, present to the Honorable HOUSEKEEPER5 days & Art.. County Judge of Seminole CounOwn trunsporttion. No Childty, Florida, her final return accare. 323-1449. count and oucher, a. ExecuA Multiple Listing Realtor trix of the Estate of NELLIE MAIDS INSUROR N. T. TO $75 wk. APPA$ER B. READER. deceased, and at 911 S. French REFERENCES. TOP 322-4991 RUSH said time, then and there, make J013. FARE SENT QUICKLY. application to the said Judge IIAV-A-MAID, 4 BOND ST., 84. Real Estate - Sale ,or a final .,ctticment of her GREAT NECK, N. Y. administration of said estate. C. A. WHIDDON and for an order discharging her WAITRESSES: Pleasant workBROKER a. ruch Executrix. lug cUTIditioOs, company ban*- 02 S. Park 8224921 Dated this the 18th day of fits. PosIt I mu Immediately August, A. D. 1t6C. available. Apply Deltona Iflit, Fredalle Griffin must state 4 at t'elto i, InterA, Executrix of the Eatute change. A Multiple Listing Realtor of NELLIE B. READEN APPRAISER INSUROR Deceased .OMEN over 21 needed to show fl2-4911 lIlt S. French STENETROM, DAVIS & Beeline Fashions. Sample. dcINTOSH furn. Car & Phone necessary. CALLOART REAL ESTATE Attorneys for Executrix 322-7941. CALL. DAY OR NIGHT 322-7498 Florida State L3ank-Sutte Sanford, !lOr1dK 2771 YOUR message gets home. Over . 30 & Sept. 5 60,000 readers daily PubliEh Aug. when 1, 1I'G6 you place a low-cost CLASS!PIED AD in the Herald. Payton Realty - - t'.S ,flflfl J D•SJ'.0 be to t - - President said in a statement. 4 - , . . "Especially this year our thouIits go out to the hundreds of thousands who are resisting the .I oreet, of aggression and violence iii Vct rm-" Marko. II SEE USED CARS ber! EXAMPLE: 64 Fiat No Down Pmt. NEEMENEW 65 Valiant 4-Dr. V.100, air c..d.. 1 owsar, 10,000 mlI.s of factory warrasty re*siaIa. 1395 63 Ford Van A Real Deal! $795 x Z. ~ NlF -Rctli gal " "' '$L1 61 , 1 "'W.V~ N7 An There's Still 1Pg@W 1 YEAR END SALE* Excellent Selection Of Late Model Quality Cars Left! HUNTER'S SPECIAL 53 Willis Jeep Wagon 59 Plymouth Statlea Wages. •s.d tress. poitotloi. U ft HU IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - .... .'_-.. .-..--... -- MONTH JVDOWN THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN !AYMENT. D.' T. Roills Stst. $ YOUR BROKER UU 1 _$AA9S 11111111111 . . MERCURY . .. a4- ' -S - " i nor Motor Co. INC. N T LINCOLN 322-4884 - . .- . 3219 - -. - (OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M.) PH. 322•1835 HWY. 17.92 SANFORD SOUTH - _ THIS WEEK ONLY! 62 Chevy Wagon V-$, .vtemat(c tries, air cond. - ' 928 1 Seminole PH. 322.0614 '• ',.. 1695 tion.d. A real buy at 1961 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop Four door, V.8 engine, automatic transmission power steering and brakes, radio and heater plus air conditioning. . . ,. . . . . . ,. . ,. . 895 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 2.Door 6 cyl. engine, radio and heater, automatic transmission. An excel. lint buy at 195 1963 Ford Fairlan. 500 This sport coup. Is •quipp.d with V.8 engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater. O . . , . . . . . ,. . . . . ,. . . . 1245 1964 Chevrolet Pickup Half ton, 6 cylinder, only 20,000 actual mll.s, Ready to 90 at only . , . . . . , . ,. . . , 1 295 G.M.A,C. RANK RATE FINANCING Holler Motor Sales OPEN 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY SATURDAYS 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. COUNTY MOTORS 1801 W. FIRST ST. (ORLANDO) Fully powered and air cond. nly 195 THE SANFORD HERALD 1L1164_$fl 11111111 1962 Lincoln Continental . $780 N 19 'I'll We must have room for the '67 models coming in Septem. 4-WHEEL DRIVE EXCELLENT CONDITION 109 N. PALMETTO AVE.. --__-~ OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF . I NEW VOLKSWAGENS I Locath"EF-1wWr owntown Sanford 204 West Fist . CLEARANCE - 5000 SQUARE FE!" l Choice ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN - Sternper Agency FORMER LOCATION OF WASHINGTON (UPI )-Preal. - P'tyton Realty ROUTE SALES 1 COCOA SALE ' r'fri- - of: 'T"7' IJ-4 1945 CIIEVROT4ET 1(PALA, 2 l's, Hart-tap. air eanhltI'tfle'i. ;i' A esaisma ,'mta. $54 106. Apartments For Rent 'mix IriciIIii' nag whei. (Cr 1r) A a burst floor shift. CiaHURM. ArTS., Compl.tøly tam pilot bh. 223-0434. equipped by (IENERA!, E1,.'i. Titic which Includes electric %VIIY (0 ti"URTFIER? kItchen heating A cooling. You cqn't beat ni? price.! 'I'O4vVN'N LAKES See or Call GARDEN APARTMENTS $ IIDRM, 110115K, large glesieul In bsvk pnrt'h. atova A BOR CLEVELAND 122.1 120 gerator turn. III. *22.2302 or 711 Jr.. Visit Mt. Al,Mi'I"l' tii'tt' 4 Iliii'iti., 21,4 baths Bill Rulani ileti with fireplace, large kit331-33*3. Chrysler Plymouth 21% 5. Park cluen. 2001 E. 2nd Street. ________________________________ NICELY 90. Lots For Sale iii HO'Y 17.92 DeBary Ave. 322-94*0. Estate Exchange ____ ___ Al'P1IOX. 2 acre. frontage on __________________________________ 111gb School 111-1201 2040 hiawatha at 1741 lXCIIANUIt entail motel in Or- YUH.N. 4PT., 2*00 MallonrIli.. Ave. (leorgia CADILLAC 19.S. good eondlparking lot, $5500- Term.. lando for farm on river or P'URN., 2 BR. litipies Apt., tile tlnri A tires. Dependable testisSUNI.AT',l) l-:s'P.TI':I': 3 Hdrm., i 822-810*. lake. *41-2076 after 4 p. rn bath, terrasso floor., venetlsn porta.tlon. 1175, 3429 Magnolia bath. Assume loan. 323-0822. __________________________________ _____ blinds. 323.2831 after S. Ave. or 232-414) after 1:34 p.m. I)MItSITE 100 x 200' Deep, city 100. Resort Rentals blocks $ lilt. VERY Clean. Close in, water, sink trees, two ______________________________ FtJRN. APT., with sir conhi- i)4l CORVAIR Monss; Whit., Jimmy Cowan. *22-401*. from new Take Mary 1-4 enlionel fldrm., $80. Ill E. Nth ,g, Floor-shift; 1410. Ph. *23-1633. UCAN Fio trnnc'e. $1760. ($100 down A oWNER: at. Call *22.6786. Mr.. BY 3 1101161, i%4 bath, Atlantic, Daytona H•ach, $40.60 per month) Call V. ese. i'nnii., nicely lit ,uui item ;ieii. ft. U. Hutchison, *12-4011. 'MC Cltiit. 01111i 322-6231, 3224227. 2 OO'i5 A bath all electric. (luuii,I location, Fenced backUtilities turn. $11.50 per week. nrii. $1") sl,wn & nsusuiuito $ti. 102. Mobile homes • Sale *23.3546 after 4 V. m. 95. houses For Sale payments. lara.' installed air ____________________________________ Sanford S Hwy. 17-92 ',iuu,litiiiiunr available. 323.108*. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES FURN. 3 ROOM Apt. with bath Sanford 133.1*21 2 flDRM. IIOMU, over 3 acre', ______________________________________ A Oarae. 2520 NarcIssus. *22. Hwy. 17.9$ S. Sanford Orlando 444-1014 nicely landscaped, 20 Fruit 2 ilitliM. l)liT'I'ONA home, $tiS 122*1101 2146. Open Dilly tIl 9 p. m. tree., large chicken house with mu. plus extras, air condition_______________________________ more land it wanted. 322-4059. lug, ranso etc. 688.5055, 159 SPARTAN 10' x 10', w/w, EPFIC. APTS., private bath', etlsitlss turn.; specially suited 120. Automotive Service carpeting, air conditioner, $2,ILl)itM. lIOMIt on 2 acre liii. FIIA - VA HOMES 3 flow800. Can he seen at lot I, for retired people. Ideally tocated downtown. Inquire at Paneled kitchen and family men's Trailer Park in Deflary count with fire tunic. - full Jacobson's Dept. SloTs, III K. 668.6045 after 6 V. m. baths. Near Lake Jeastip, $21,- ____________________________________ ____________________________________ lot. at.: Sanford, 000, Call Richard Thomas. Located Throughout County 103-Mobile Homes-Rent 34046 ni• 7752. _______ 22 2-3 Bra. 1-1% 2 Baths _______ Wall to Wall Carpet some Kitchens Equipped 'l'ILAILICtl WITH It F. CA- 4 I ROOMS turn., newly heTIRED OF COMMUTING Payment. Lees Than Rent BANA, full bath. Phone $3 corated. 404 E. 14th St. WILd, TRADE spacious 3 fledTo Inspect Call SENKARIK GLASS & room, 3 bath bonus' lit Merritt LAKE MARY: Clean Furn. Apt. Islan'I for suitable home lit 104-Trailer Space-Rent 150, Ph. 333.8920, PAINT COMPANY Sanford. Modern .uiuipped kit. A Multiple Listing Realtor Ph. N-fill 316 MagnolIa hien, separate dining room. 'rEtAILER A AVAI.N APARTMENTS REALTOR ke pac.s On Situated on large 1t with 11$ W 3Rd It. 133441? 832-2420 2105 Park Drive Ashby. 833-7*61. Scooters & Cycles _________________________________ sprinkling system. $18,400. REDUCED _____________________ Jim Hunt Realty 1 FOR Rent _______ iii1Fii. III .s,ult'i.ONUWtIt)Ht 3 fledroom, dining _____________ tied on 2 well shaded Iota. j btii. Paved dead toiuin, flood location, Ph. 832.1874 atend Street. 470 E. Everireen icr 5:20 in. Ave. *38.907*, • $100 DOWN 06W Exchani, and you're it DELTONA! , SAt.J'LS AGENCY Daytone SUCh D.Lsnd . - . feature quality construction and ' designed for Fiørida indoor-outdoor living. 'There are i models to choose from. Mackie-Built homes range in price from just $8,390 to $19,990 with down Payments ii low Monthly payments start at $55.78 . CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS-NO CHANGE OF COPY SATURDAY Legal Notice t_-s MACKLE-BUILT HOMES . MONDAY through FR IDAY-8:30 A.M.I'O 5P.M - -a . , Want Ad Department Hours CANVASSERS AVERAGE commissions $5 per hr. making home calls with manager. 'transportation turnished. Write P. 0. Box 671, Winter Park, Fla, majam . --1.ost & Found 2-1'erscinals 4-enuity fl ('are -t'nI'(1 of Thanks 6-Child Cars $-Dogs--Cats....icts lfl-Poultry-1.Iveatotk 12-Special Notices 13-Cutering--41 l4-flicyels' It(-pairs 1-Spectal Sert-ici's 16-Interior Decorators. 17-Janitorial Services IS-landscape Service 1P-flu,Ilulers Supplies tt-liardware 31 -hunts' Improvemen ts 22-l'iumtilng 33....l'atnting 4-Weli Drilling 2T-Air Cond. A Heating 26-Roofing 26-Radio-Television .9-Ithoto & Equipment 80-Born. Apnliances 81-Musical Instruments 82-Business Equipment 82-Job Printing $4-Upholstery $5-Vacuum Cleaners 37-Moving A Storage $9-Exterminators 43-Plants_Feeds-Seeds 60-Misc'. For Sale 51-Articles For Rent 62-Swap or Exchange 6$-Wanted To Buy 55-Furniture For Sale 66-Antiques For Sale 66-Money To Loan b4-Businesa Opportunities WE ARE Looking for a di.ed success In Seminole who need. to make at least $300 a week. Call or write George Pedersen at 2623215 or P. 0. Box 6007, Daytona Beach. _________________________ You'renearby-youcanwatchthis Mackle-Built community grow! Deltona growing rapidly. $10. starts you on your way to the best investment of your life. Water mains are installed by a regulated public utility to deliver pure city water to the front of every Deltona homesite, Paved Streets are included in the full low price of just $1495. Visit Deltona now-take a Self-Guided Tour-see the Shopping Plaza, the lake-front Community Club, the Chatnpionship Golf Course and the outstanding model homes at Mackle-Built Deltona. . . I I I 'IS (ITo CONy. All power with air. A.i coed $104 dawn A ausome payments. 441-147 attar S p. m. CLASSIFICATIONS ________ U. S. Civil Service Tests! -, : - - - . earned rate. satisfi i ib)._,.V"-- - . ad on the economical weekly or monthly rates. When you get earlier results call and cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at RIO TOP KIXPEROIARTEN Cettified Teachers Enroll Now. Classes begin Sept. 1. Call 2231660 for further information. dli ! - . ........ ---------------------- Sale I gage '1111111111 tj .. . - muiage rr Ho ! Always 69-Schools & Instructions gage 0* . . SITUATION WANTED ADS - HALF CHARGE Sale 11$ Magnolia a. pursuant s.- 11111K ' PATES FOR AT FACTORY PRICES of ...r';r . - For t'(,MP,(T on Cadillac, thsy'ra ill .'onomy ears when you tin. ans'e with (Jolted State Rank. foweit uteerl ear payments. C.11 323-1774 sod compare. 18c Per Line 20c Per Line 3 LINES MINIMUM ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bedding Furniture 6 AT MACKLE-LUIL'r - & ROW • - . DAYS -------------THREE DAYS ONE DAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . • - I INVESTMENT. S FIVE DAYS amount. en , .. - - USED r ii r u i U r a, appliances, tools, etc. Bought &l1. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. 822-41*2. - 24SS. ....,...,....... TEN DAYS to chin privileges. Phone 133. The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Cost Per Line Per Day 16c Per Line TWENTY ONE DAYS - DDC.6 0 WATCH YOUR Furniture For n - lOr'sc FOR working 1s4y, Kit. - WI1SON-MA1ER FLIRN. Sell - Trade Buy 211-11 E. 1st St. ? 0 W1f,L, IIrsAflf) Elderly Dorton In 3.$444 my home. CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY AD NEXT DAY CASH FOR TRASH Antiques & used furniture wanted. BRIDGES FUnNITURE Park & 25th. *23-14*0 5. EEK & MEEK 115. Autos To Buy USED Furniture, any Sanford, 122-2230. ' r ooms for 11341k. 122-0718. 425-5938 322-2611 SMALL Business need parking up? lii. Low.Copt Want Ails to toll and sell! - 1966 - line 11 bR, Rooms For Rent 5, Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD -- --- - ' Wanted SPpt. - Want Ad Informaf ion SELL 11$ Your urnitur*. Quick Service with the cash. SUPER TRAPIN(i POST - - UL existing (Herald Photo) M. ,raIh 4 HOPITI. BEDS Wheel chairs, sick room supplies for sale or rent. LbtIETT REXAI.L DRPI5 Pineercat shopping Center 2701 Orlando Pr. Ph *f2-791* NOTICE DUAL rICK-UP Electric Guitar & DET.LS AUCTION SF.RVTCE has after Amplifier. Call 222-0* taken over management 2p Sanford t It operatIon of A. Onora Aiztion at l'armers' lifeInternational M1'PPLFUS, neededMerchandIse 17-92. tints' uaranlee. Wholesale & r Will ecU on consignment Retail. buy outright. SALE every FriTI1MPHRFXS TIRE SERVICF. ilny night 720 t. in. 222-0672 6th. & French LEWiS C. DELIa AUCT. *22-76€ TATOC) EQUIPMENT for sale, $2-6531 he seen by hardly tiseil. Ca DESK LAMP. good as new. See contacting i,ols. 626.2774. at The Sanford Herald. MIN Concrete. Stocks, READY Cement (colors), Steps. Steel, EL1'CTR1t' STOVE, $26. Gotten 2-22'. Call $26. Trombone, Wre mesh, Dry Wells, Sand, 9460. Grease Traps & Window Sills. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. POOL TABLE, 2% ft. x 7 ft., 322-6761 800 Elm Ave. Regulation halls and * cue sticks, $100; Evoellent condiPin. 1nn. Call 222-4068 after Legal Notice EXPERT CARPET CLEANING, N1'CE or rrrn,ie SAI.lt or Average ales $4.95, free callSES"OU mate. 665-6767 for information 1.I1) BY TA NOTICE IS HEREBY GI\F.N & appointment. that, pursuant to See. 192271 Florida Statutes. MARY EARLE FiRER G1as, Cloth, Resin, Epoxy Paint & fluo. Wholesale prices. Assessor of wALKEr. as 1'a Seminole County. Florida, will. Tm. 222-0420. .,, , .00 'clock A ,.. ember 12. A. P. 1066. offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash (the lowest acceptable bid to he no less than $6,900.00) at the front (west) door of the Seminole County Court House In Sanford, Florida, the following described land, located In Seminole Cciunty, Florida, to-wit: 1,oa 9 and 10, Block 4, Tier 11, accordIng to E. It. Trafford's Map at Sanford. as appears of record In the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Saul t'ale Is to be mails' to satist- the terms of said Section 102.231, Florida Statutes. Mary Rarle Walker As. Tax Assessor of Seminole County, Florida. T'iuhlish Aug 22, 29 & Sept. S. t7P •rnitiir - R1NT A flED Rollaway, Hospital, I3ahy Beds By Day, Week or Month. CARRObL' FCR1Y1RE 116 W lit. pay - - il. Articles For Rent ASSPME PAYMENTS 2 WOMEN'S COATS i-sIre 14, ELNA open-arm, Sold new for off balance $164.70 $.60 (Mouton Fur 2/4 length), Iat $2.00 per week. New warsIts 16, Spring Coat; Picture rant-. Phone Credit Manager Set-1 large, 2 small (Egyphan Scene); (lirl's Car-coal 222-0411. cisc 2, like new, 2?82402. - 4 0 5 - GWALTNEY -,... II o " 10th. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! 222-6609 204 S. Park Ave. - ers are It Pays Do Bu siness Thru Classified. Ph. 322-2611 For Fast Results 1 r - - ADULT LEADERS of the Forest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Pathfind- *_." flfl. Mist. For Sale 50. Misc. For Sale Al. MusIc-al instruments WWWWWWWOM 111111101111= 1.oOkINu 1"O)t 'AIUK$ 0MyERS P1STO W?*ter Pump, USED Hundy Clarinet Masveo SHOP 26 1. Tank. '4 111" Electric system $60. Call 222-1466 after JEWELERS Motor. rir,t $20 takes it. 1119 4 P. in, Magnolia, 222-4447, 8. Pets & Supplies - Green. - 2515 W. FIRST ST. 322.0861 322.6231 ...1,__ . . Iz.------- ,.---...... I $ I I �- C ., io, II - ___ ,..~,".., ?~ ., ,.., ., , :~.-",~'1~1. . -,I .'~,.~. i ~ '~--,~41-, I . I . _~'., 7*,_" .. ,%,I~ : I " 1 - ~, 1, .1 i I%" , ~ .~-~" At " 4 !,*,, .I... Thcn are five new Rthrn ' • . I , I '.. ..t "~; . . -,-% I . . -~~ • ford Avenue,Snnford,nnd cho ng I ed h teachers .s oli t A , ¼ : , , - _~Z l ;-:.; - I I I I I ! . .. .::. _____ . ,_, 3F.e;i;7r. 1. lv.~' a-.- _____ ____ _. .1! j i . . I ~:,!", I -- _____ .~'~ Roll The rraI irrrniii i III i I II . - __________ Iinw NOT to Put an a Distinpuished Service Awards Ban. I quet.Ile skit was well rei ceived by the Ocoee Jaycees. ______ I r i. . '. DiSPLAY of creative works of children attending 11 ![ __0 ~ .1 AN ~ I.. Bible School : and John Key. Children shown from Airs. Lyman Rogers' class are (front) Joe Key, Ken Kinnaird, flickie Andrews, (back) Pat Brumley, Terrie iJ'f Hilliard, Dana Sebluserneyer, and Jimmy Plogers; (at table) Lpin Yar- i I," A many kindnesses extended to his family by the .ALSAC ganizatlon and by the hospital where his granddaughter, Bonnie Smeltzer, is receiving treat- is served punch (Herald Photos) (bottom) borough and .lamie Rogers. Ginger Drumle'. by Mrs. J. U. Blibrey. I ~ I I . tr I 4 -gf I ,~ . ':: "' ~ - IV11" jq d, . Q; ,~ !I1 , I., I .-, 4 ; 0 . r i . . ..- .. . .I I , *;4 1 ^.. ., .- .. .1 . .0 , , . I Rumbley has been in Viet Nam eight months. He is attach- L._. I ~ . I _~*9 , .~ 'I:0.",.,, _____________ '. '.- : f . ... I ., o I . . : . . 4 , .*',"- .. . !* z :Z,._;t;W"0V _. - .. - . . .- r 6 0~ 6~ - . - Big Values on CREST ICE were BOY'S divorced in Augtist-four less CRE .I ASSORTED FLAVORS "R 2PINTS 27 LIMIT TWO -11 I a% / .- - - -. LIGHTER I0 '. . I ; 9ii4 ~ 4. ~ ,I& . . . . . _,,i~ "O - ,. i _% _W-~- . I . "" .11 ., 11 I . I . .1 i 4", . J. .1 ZT, I 1~ . k . ,. I .- . , I I ___ I . r - I ,I$,.~,414 1"1 REG. 39c r . i . . , '. . . , .. 1'r. . "_ _411~~, ,., .. tT, I . I 1 7' ;~e,., . 4 111.~ +. . ~;! . ~- Sanford-Seminole Juyeaes will Jvyeeet; and the Methodist some good fellowship. hoot their first prayer brealadust blesi'b Club, 6 iree uf churgu. Plemie mll the Jaycee Build- 410 . cordially invite the ing, 822-5481, to nuike reservautteild U111.1 joill It, tiolls. Its at 7 a.m., ut First Ate-thudist P"i'liv , Cnureb under ti direction I ,: 11 .L I., . -~ t. - ._'!~#_44&&,-, :.1 Ahbmw_:.~_ , -1 Debate Set . .1, ~ ., %.1 .. Spacemen Get I & t' Chemicals of ~, S*lI.iniutoiu , I i t I . - lick had won the enmity 0 Afriut and much of the vorid -. ,..L I 1i ' , ' . ~ 4~1* , . 4b~1 ... I ii U h A -. - . _____ r -____ Cicero but probably t4iiids • S aved Secretary. General U Thant (Herald Photo) told reporters, "rhis In deilorahIe because any violent Puppies and kittens LIST 2.4 FOAM WITH WEATHER RESISTANT VINYl. cov - FITS STANDARD CHAISE LOUNGE 201'x72'x3/4' FLORAL DESIGN I - "-I, . . . At 0 1 0 Ical before the), adupt of the now Juycee year }'riduy .lyce _______________________________ 40,000 Dogs John Gentr.%. Kenneth McIntosh will I),- tinBOYI'ON (API - Tht, city unly Pre-sident who never lived ruest speuker with uctive Jay- 1,111,1111i to inimunize 40.000 dug*s Mrs sibo tukitig purt iii 111c durhig r"bicii cuntrul Week Oct. it, the White llouue. But fie did 1i 199 - - jrTTMTT"F?W I ° an .. times c,alled Weston Road be I VIV-9adowk . I % Hoof w agi" "carsawlims 46 augers" &ad miskes If Im. possible ft mmove f6m fmtn silk and wool. 14 con bo femov*d drycl.an.r about It, hi may be uids on your clolihing 4911 your able to remove them. Dowaftwo . ALUIL. F(ML )'_ ____ . - 011411 Look"of a -_ beautification money we've been promised oo work eun . begill buoll on thut lakefruntNo whit,ewity lighting project. With tile ty of getting tile t ne re 1 C ifurirlin. P F I .1 '.L _ . ": UNMAWL1. QMUpS OF TMV to Florida Sun Months evening, According to Florida llighwaay Area deuth .............................. kta ow 110 . ': 3 SbULVIS IIA578C - - COU"N - - - 1 ClUbbified u$tZE PINK • 9"061111 I I oft, LOTION ' JM . VITFXGINT 29c VACUUM SOME *AM 3 KUPS LLgU3 106 h0T Olt cow (Litnif I with Coupor fhru Wed., $opt. 7) 1 - , ( 4 adis I 68 the design. . 11 Orlando uis it wais makbig U SltJtili'b auto received arpproxi. $100 (jUjjIUgL1 Wilile received $25 duinuge. ' s car Swift 8 9 EntA-Ituillult-11t, ........................ Shimj'b rundition in 143U,d wi Holubcope .. ............................... 9 suciety _ ... ................................. (; "I"ir" by tile hubpital. have been fSpurtz ........................................ 6 .......................... T.v.zi News .......... - ...................... 4 111at4-1y 7 cording to Trouper Harvey. .. . per hour on Oxford Street to illid Tourism Frank War* mitting near Verwoerd, hilt tile .N Ion!efield Road. blude only slashed Witring':j Tile ne%v speed limit signs as trousers. Wo0d Sheriff's office advised of the School Opens action Seminole County's first pracIn u ther business, it was antical nursing school opened to- nounced Orange P a ving and o *TF tw inok Memorial Hospital, under inone Springs had been award. , _______ 1II,, the direction of Nliss Carol Jean e(I the contract for reconstinicl)uMoss, RN and K. S. Douglass, tjou .uid re-alignruent of SR 42? superist'r of adult education. . betwten SR 43-I Can we really - afford French Provincial? Furniture Center and Bassett say yes, - -~%%; . - Alarklium Itowl One retiident, Alurtin' Craft ' II I well as no passing signs will be erected in the area and the -t • . ., I 1 , 1: _ 01 , I:~.~ r On Saturday lit . %:... . . , j I : I , - 9 --Wft. %ft ', .- () .*4r. . _..,_~ I . I before it Is udopted "t tilt, colill- "1141 have evell iseell tho County t-lredu1ed for 7 road grader stuck there," which ell meeting I j . . ; I H. U. SHINN . The budget, worktihop hei,nion Swtdford, whosu diatrict in. ter ,it Sanford (in Suturday at ,•. ii. j scheduled for 7 vuI. today eludes Weston Road agreed, om t.argen Is tug struck the rear of a vehicle Dear Abby ................................ . knife at lIntiter of Sport to reitrict speed to 15 miles . . Comics ....................................8-9 left band turn off Orange BIos- Editvriul puve LW2AV ........................ 2 I I I require a 20 per i-cut ijit It..thu toads are chosen to be jneiutieal giibtivatoriail taiiitlklutc, IIi be the itirtin speaker at the $11) (till. in taxes from 2.6 mills to :t in the program. - T rouper the atiWinobile Shitin witis driv- Herald Index . ' I iwcln and is a IIIUIII artery be. Is Hinted Charges F'I*Ied h is pointed out Wetitoii liond con- wayti b it. I tI 1 duck s " this evening trying to Which require thu county to busy i MIN zoo and gardens in opera- ferred to Florida Sanitarium and Hopital W r Iceive pare the proposed bmiret for spend iijoneys for accutis roads tion next spring aind completion further treatment for injurieg resulting from u traftle the new fi%eal year which bv- which w0 tild 1101-1111111Y be U !I e accident in '. hich he was involved Sunday afternoon gins Nov 1 hoot the $341) (101) for need ed c ounty i ouds bright lightti t;trung along Luke Shinn wais taken to Orange Memorial 11o.4pital The remarks ended with Sit juested by variolis (11-11111- tlqutirue, luoking ke tw , k i"W rnediutely after t ie ace ent su ering with head in- ", 1111111011(ling tile hourd thut 111"lly Illents. juries, broken ribs and posvible . I Evell With purifig tilt- budget, people believo p0liti(.16 is tile 19 UNIT NE . I (Limif I wifli Coupon 4hru Wed.. Sept. 7) - I C IP1ie....M3e.T ROIl. K"M DRYCLEMS 0 - . - GENTLE 99C - LADY HELEN - 12"x250 a U M~~ __ - - - This breakfast, given by the city will be an operation. . I .4"g ,*7 ~ COUPON~ r~rwTrm,rrmy * $ I Wmif I wifh Coupon 4hrij Wod., S*pf. 7) TRUST THE CAM OF YOUR CLOTHIS W US TOM UN17M COUNM i BIANKETS I wl$4u-1.ed Ihi 4rom semi iabtics pr.v.d $hi dy. "ry lit"iment. If K SHEET area during the open and cbs- ing .h,)urs of school as requested The amsassin then struck with by mothe -s but inste3d decided dity across the street front Sent- Convruction Company of Alta- Labor Day weekend accide nts Tax Increase For Longwood Sh*inn - year. For almost an hour SaIl t and in Florida killed ut leatit 3'.' ,,,,iny of the Inoff- e than 30 reiiipersons, including seven young dents including several motliei-s people In a single tiuffic trash with young children who reside north of Clearwater urea stated their crise in t. for the paving of the road. They ; . P ( & i . . i . gets the g(jud word frow Willurd Fetbleis, fifth district road IN% CMM - AUNM COLOU . ~ saves is subjected to h..t as in pressing or drying in a dry cleaning plant or even ifalag* in hot w..th.r, this0 sugar r.sUSI tempos. 49 form brown stains. beautification e'rnmittee) - . WHITE i ASSORTED COLORS- wh ich should •ff.ct your diet it mimi f6f liquids conisining f6se sugar$ can permeftenfly $11411M your clolihing. WiWa 4hese liquids or* spil6d all cla%ing, Ow siain often disappears when If dries. But w6n #he residue N . 4 PACKAGE OF 200 - PUT NAPKINS 5 un of the county -_ TABLE budget teer Fire Department had a reauscitutor at hund and could have been on the scene in a mutter of minutes, none of the local yesidents isitnesbing the near tragedy thought to call the fire .Iohn Alexander, department for rescue aid 5 _Wi COUPON a It was noted that although the nearby Forest City Volun- without a public hearing, -: :' v_ - . z --- the hor rifie dti no way ba. sed on political inflitence. end of equal length. Mothers concerned a b o n t their children's safety going to 3"4 V-111h Eltatp,ff able to rest a little more ea3ily front lunch when Stafendis apby the board proached the govertiment bench. with oction taken of county commissioners today. Verwoerd rose an if to speak The board aoreed It could and stafendi.s met tillon hitil not place signs reitricting "' conwith the, six-inch blades before crete trticks front being in the Determination ()f I-(),,j(j.s t(I he improved or paved of tnt hour period. itnIuded in the road program last count there were 2' dogs, discovered, Sheriff's Deputy Bill Chandler reported. 05 This compared '.'.itli a Pear] Lake area resident, worked with George Janssen, 26 cuts, 26 kittens and 14 pups. for paving for the new uiai 5 5 the child until breathing resumed and she could be taken to deaths In a non holiday week• Council check with Its attorney 4 A Break " 0 There w c r e no Irdifit the buck was turned and wais in four to five feet of water before 624 perison.4 killed in the 78- ; Moms Gef g that bastard." School in the subdivision will be Verwoerd had tist returned .111(1 inlIU(iC(l in the i 0.1(1 pi ugi am for the eountv ate f I 1 - Proj*ects Die In Fla. above 0, a record A three year old child believed to have drowned in Pearl summer period. Longwood Town the hor-pital for further treatment, Chandler said. PADS CHA ISE attion •* (ILI)TflFSbh "! I ~1 , Worried as he was dragged from th 1 a b Stafe di hr ked D'0 I y from Portu mole Memorial Hospital for "1 me 1here recen recen tlY t. negligence over alleged fin. guist. Mozanibiiue. proper treatment during th• month of January. More di- Even Deaths Over 600@IF h pending suit by Emxh Smith F. Verwoerd of South Africa stunned U.N. delegates today. Alexander Says Traff ic US Commission to sue the County and Sem. at _19, fleflily double JLLSt year's classes. Count News of the assassinationtans tomorrow. (I NEW MIDSHIPMAN, Gary Miller of Orlando, (right) gets mensured for his new Sanford Naval Academy unifornis by l,t. Itandolpli I~elley its n0 w students iegrsteied today. Enrollment Th e six-footer of Greek de.scent 1 . Bulletin as Dimitri Stafen(lIs, a hulking (address unknown) wh. plan. I -. 0 Ilis assailant was Identified . _ . 11 . repeatedly in the neck and chest with two silver daggers. Verwoer(l, who would have been 65 on Thursday, was the architect of South Aftotal segregation of the races. I. , - Prime Mm- - rica's apartheid policy of almost - Martie Lou Rowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Rowe accidents up to midnight Monkitten? We hear the dog shelter of that. Little Wtkivn Road sohIi( is o'.'arloaded with dogs cats of Union Park, apparently entered the water when her mother's day night showed a total 'with 111"ed cover and bui, '.. .V0.0, This statement was made by John Alexander, tt Fortst City Monda'. afternoon is reported to he In good airman at the meeting of OW condition today at Florida Sanitarium and Ilospital where she deaths reported in Seminole ,.ounty commistiion ch, is going to get hurt. salfi, wa- taken ufter being revived through mouth to mouth reisug- Couaty. Delayed reportis of deathis ill board in antiwer to it reniark nuide by I)onienie Anyone W annta a puppy or citation administered by a Forest City man. appeared " " .. 41. . k 99c cI,* *t,rofoom -, ' . G i rl doesn't the county do something CHEST' bm"die. - - 1. . . - 40 QUART STYROFOAM ICE - -'-- 32 .0 I ' ,,-_ and rails were cursions during the Journey - Lennon is going to have his 1111ir ---..- a in,7.9";nsita cps . -e wpit. nnd a C t -1 1; fan5 bear about oody asked me but, '.'.y '. I jo r ricaStabbe ister Ilendrik Verwoerd was assassinated today in Parwho stabbed him liament by a six-foot white mes. .. ' Af CAPE 'IOWN, South Africa (UPI) - . . y are confi- the bull rolling on "Head-Sturt" which he'll poke the upper part ped nair from New York to of his body through a hatch to Nagasaki." said a spokesman m for the area. a 0 0 photograph the stars. , for the quartet. fly TIIE ASSOCI.vri.,N) i,in.,,ss Wjitrh for ,in cxpan Sion i move Traffic deaths across the tiffIW -111!1&IACt uring Co. I . SUnford -~ tion during the three-dn.v 1.iia 0 a Y, ~- I . 4" HT. : ns ... 14 meeting this afternoon to get. 140-minute 44space stand" in this, they'll clamor for the clip- - 6' on S. L b'. Mullet Lake Park' Somtone Lal . .. . . House-passed 1966 civil rights bill today amid iuI,ed views on __....., ..-..-.. " m" J, - - _.....- - ' .:. I DownToWork . a 0 a r.rtn,r",vr.;ty iL~*__ - .. _... .. *%.. __~ c0MPARL299 AT 4.95 Leader , CHARCOAL GRILL NELSON $ S II ssassina e erwoer teachers. RICIIARI) GORDON or --- SCUD iuices, soft dtinks. beef. ale. and cockiall mims all contsia reducing sugar&. 1 - in rraverse City, Mich., which 1 A has ahout 5,00 students and 180 11 .,- ' • • • keeping the HIGH Committee the Agena by a 100-foot cord, working and worrying. • • and an automatic reentry • Beatle 1Iirac1e Perhaps they are Momed about through the atmosphere. 1*1 Tnhn rr.% i*fl va-. 1 '.j'i d pla o space exG e independent 'ors. 1nuepcnuen __________________________ '- I hmwe offen been ask*d why stains app"r a" gernwnU 4hat were not there be fore being cleaned, +h.r. is at course 1. Detr.vt school district with 12S Demos than GOPers registered record altitude of 863 miles, would conduct open bousing in th e county but, that isn't fl ying formation while tied to demo.istrations in Chicago. C 9 . ... Simi R 10 TALK DRY .. 1~ . . . I - kycfts Plan First Prayer Breakfast Of Club's New Year ; ~ I . , 14, I There are some 14,000 more Agena satellite, a dash to a urb . . VALUE 99 ls' may 4 .11 - I!,` .. .. - AIR LIST 3.fl . I. ." . .. . .L:! , chapter of the Congress of Ranew feats: a record first cial Equality, says his grouP 1 JUST FOR THE RECORD- I rendezvous and linkup with an e sub- lie-cf1raw" finish I . ." " I . . ~.! . --. S A merica" .. Ilot and .01owers flit-11 Wed1w.;4day. 3 W; ( I -, Do not confuse with cheaper, smat.. Demou"t0616 loot fe? , ' 'a #I fflm!'i . Ier air mattress often advertised at near this prical Made of Ouality :011v Pe"abilify - Ni. ` Vinyl with built9ted & iegg - 11jushmo in Pillow and " C bin-~ ename, fire 1.49 saparate Volvo& tlow' - Assorted Co- •, - __________________ of '/Ji Code 32771 ---- vesterda'. We ,'.'.on't shock you end with their families in Hous were firm Aircraft.s were mixt mentioned bow ton, Tex. ed. Electronics were slightly In the next few days t e will higher many of our . youngsters used . concentrate on reviewing their the two pools. • flight plan and practicing key • • City getting ready for the phases of the demanding mis- \Ton t March football opener. Field is being sian in a spacecraft simulator. CHICAGO (AP) Robert LIMIT ONE surml to technical schools or agricultural college. for training "I ry' . I :: - ~ ! - i If.— 4-1. , - ~ ,* . -" on the St. for iq return "l'ht, Ni k, .J oh I1M l iver * * * ---------- -------------- Phone 322-2611 or 425.5')38 the city were officialLy closed spending the Labor Day week- made good progress. ~Iotors HARCOAL OFF AIR COMMONER SAWFOU, FLA. ill' . loIn t he m"iic'v with $f IR nip first day of work at a suburban * LITE 25% ol!!~ Room wish to become blacksmiths I lot Ida nuinit ipi the l,iqiq of their on If) 'i iIIfiesI Teachers also boycotted the . F. Gordon Jr. flew back to Cape The t'.'.o s'.'.imming pools in Ienned'. Monda'. night after ' . ' Fiiiiil nnit flu re fl( I I,o the -finsco" on 24th SL and three-day space flight. NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock Navy Cmdr. Charles Conrad Holly. . . Gosh, Pete whatts you . Jr. and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Ric-hard prices opered higher in modergonna do when it rains? OFF SS but vanished. Young men who Ch But 41r* * rmr, v I I % Stocks U i0 - MATTRE Blacksnilthing, as idealized tic ~ ; '' 1)111 i% leader of fhs% pu k nrI vmikl get 2R() r V4 40(flfl( tirn (1 f t2'fl 2? hk '.011111 too In till qfft' Lf"ti - ______ ----•------•-•----•----------- * hit ii I iii e Miami iviq k qiikl $2 19? ffl (if flu' ,itnl North ' iii .: fl(' Seminole (mint v - • filter, they scrub cim the air you bruthe. Come in today and Ed tWI detjils. Ask for a fret ___________ - dent the bill '.uIl be paced con &P CkPF kE,\Er)\ some form of open after a free vuee'kend, taming • Relaxed We hope when the city fin- the Gemini 11 astronauts today housing provision. • • • ihe that Sunland water line began final preparations for some time their launching Friday on a project they'll devoti AU POPULAR S111,13 - ASSOUM C01,01ts a r"MS FOOT division and does electrical welding repairs on landing craft. Mrs. Rumbley reported . L,. , . than liil' ~ hile they last' home." vim . TRUNKS I., . RELIEF with a inp up with tile folks back WID MEN'S & --'-' '-' .. COOL the atmosphere They not only Itot dale of the in frilrolion ir. .Senate heads into debate-and mhrr1.ges in the county last iothot more than the preIOu month tl people LIGHTER FLUID filter both indoor and outdoor air through a dirt trap that to- t T he I lot 1(111 fle'. t'i a tc D ewitt. nii at remi ted net I Iarette Michigan's largest two-year i swim ASSORTED ANIMALS Carrier unit- . Gem ni s INFLATABLES Hay fe"r? Here's help! Some room air condtfioners don't remove as mwh pollen from the rnnt Teacners throw tip picket lines _. e bet among the top :. pnoritic. ill uc completion of that Long'.'.00d.-\lntkhnm Rd 3 FOR 100 ROY OF I 2 SOLD , ~~) ad to the marine maintenance that her son receives the Sanford Herald and enjoys "keep- - . r ., r. Rumble3 Cameron Cit3 I COO* ltl1:i '' ; .V*...,. - . AIL _-~, I ' 52 .N.- LIST 85c LIMIT THREE Jr. John T. Rumbley Jr.. with the U. S. Army at Cam Ranh. South I%'let Nam. has been promoted to specialist fourth class, accord. Ing to word received by his par- I ents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. N'Y * 1g%vooll S2.7.1141112; At$1,1151.511. i p I I ti g q IHhIIl)flt(' )'. lptio t'P41 Picket Lines 1)ERllORN, Mich (UPI)- %5 there won't he "ar*- pie slicing" when it ennie down to resurfRcin~ and rebuilding county roads. Priorities w i ll come first I is the word from Mexnndpr 54c 0' MacLeans Ksngsire ASSORTED GET Itix ridlerl!~iti,i for .h0v nmomil('11 it? S5 ,10,221 ':'" The I Icy Morrah Jr. of South Care man John Alexander nssure u Ac LIMIT ONE - LIST 98c . - .1 ,,. . I . I ... I C'LST Wins Promotion 0", ~ •. . ____ .:I.- 414:* ~ , I ;.. 13~~-Ijllr"Jji:""' . .I I I - ;; 5,1" '%'-.~.r~,-~ ,I.,r7 I .I _____ •:•-•. - _______ I dr sh - -- - 1"11111111wr ,I I gene Jaques. 4 I- ____________ J T Rurnbiey ;. I __ Special guests at the meeting were Councilman and Mrs. Eu- ____ A ONI RIGIRAR Ot MINTHOL $25 to ALSAC ____ LAR GE I AA11 PALMOLIVE - I I PASTE SWIFT'S The firemen and auxUbuT were at) impressed with the preI .. ;,kjr4 , % , -,%jkl:~~.'. ~~.: ,, ~, 1_1, _____ i' -' -t' "' ir , Cream - I . / a * I RicHer. even Vit7.pvitric~ today. I - phis, Tenn.. at a joint meeting John Gentry and Charles Daly. of the organizations Wedneliday evening at the firehall. The hospital was founded by movie star, Danny Thomas ~ ) R. H. McGlbbeny. Longwood & Postman, showed the film and C_ told of his experiences and the -at. First Methodist Church of Geneva was pre-iented for parents and friends fnllnwing Commencement Program. Folders featuring materials ftom the Old and New Testaments were made in junior and intermediate departments under direction of Mrs. L Lawrence Ward. Shown (top photo, from left) are Ginger Lrumley, Mrs Ward and Barbara Ann Stephens, I I Vacation ioo's LIMIT owl - -_ - L LJ tU y4$%%%ffl lities of St ACIIiItIIOR II If' note (outit Hen Miii rI, dirt tot pot t t, lina who I% opposing U. S. Sen. Strom Thurmond, It-S.C., Ili the Nov,.-mbor election. build a piiking lot with that.," sa" Count'. Comnwsurner,1ohn ___________________________________ - - "The Promise That Grew" and Ui tUfli, mUSt trflVCl with It to heard nfl the things Aiding L- anothei club in the district kemia Stricken American Child- ThoSe attending from the dren (ALSAC) is doing at its Sanford Club were hospital. St. Jude's In Main- Wayne Albert, Sidney Vililen, _........:i - county nou,. . . • FEM'S rel to the Ocoee Jaycees, who, - rir i SHAVE - _______ 99 :: SR0,000 avRi]Ahle in se- is - - -_ - is the wn of State Sen. 1". Itrad' It's not e the skit, President Members of the Longwnnd Voland Its Jam Rowe presented the bar unteer Fire Department . ____ 61 Aids ALSAC .. -..,_ RAPID TOOT H . .. . I ... , ____ it . ...... , I # I I" Longwood VFD GIANT SIZE ll Sanford Seminole Jaycees presented a skit written b - .7., HAIR SPRAY IA U.... fI1U onic and marching hands. She Jda 3aycees. The program is de. is living on Plaza Oval in Cas- signed to promote better rela. selharry. tions between clubs In District Miss llurston lives at 812 San- Eight of the Florida Jaycees. . . 1'm ' (1IARLES ('(ThRAl) or Governor Dinner" isterrd Demorrat AGIC r The crc identified Bradle'. \Iorrsh iii of '.tfle ' s C and Major I. Mc Gee Ir. and Tommy Martin, both of Florence, S. C. Morrab 1. ____ ____________________________________________________________ . , .r..,,--..-'.'.;;-, ._.71 .4 I ., I ; . . -1 .-;: F iI I ..."Tt: cttddflt 'UC reportcd mi ssing on Piket l'c'nk South ('aroma •.. . 57 versify of Florida where she as a requirement for the Roll. .It1 . t~ .r .1 HIDDEN CREME played clarinet In the symph- the-Barrel program far the Flat'' (AP) " a BS In Education from the 'Uni- meeting of the Ocoer Jaycees 4. I " I \ I R'llF1. Ti I, &RR Say how eonw one of the big-wigs in charge of the "Xirk - ----..,-. - %%. 4,111 ,o Sanford, $10.310.411, Ili,;- Morc 111.111 $2j.I)m of vigirvite I;lx lnonp.vs collecled III ____________ LUSTRE Land schools. She received her cently attended the membership ) 1%7 , . __ We re h . I -- I tI I n Brief I 01 - __ . __ - I I 4 - MIT 111401n; M"M teaching, but interned in De- Sanford-Seminole Jaycees to- ~ 1 Local Jaycees of teaching ;,,~. ; I - II ___ _. World News :1 1' ,~. _ _' . ..,~:~.,k~' " 17 t, SHAMPOO - GIANT JAR ens. this this Is her first year . I : A I .,,.: , ,,,- '~, 1XI .1, 1011 3I 9 1 ming. orce Ath age University of r I gramming languages for corn. stti ti program dran's Bible claagn and has traveled widely In this country. Mrs. Simpson lives in Winter . Park and bar husbaud is regis- Re7ninole junior I:Tijzb School include (left NMW MATH teachers at South ,, to right) Miss Vivian J. Hurston, Miss Dottie Roberts, i1rs. Peggy Simp(Herald Photo) son, and Mrs. Bonny York. M. PR10ES GOOD THRU WED., SEPT. 7 Heights School, Ovieda Mrs Woodro'. taught math at HIlLcdaIe College In Michigan and WTOt.elnstrUCtlorlajtextsf Burroughs Corporation on - i ... ______________ '1ackon Bob JOflC DflFl1' sit'.' in Greenville, S C,, and taught at Greenville Junior high School. She spent a nier n Scotland teaching chil. 1 ., , - . . . __ 1. - ______ Vol in Snford thor teaches In Hollywood, FIR with her husband, R. H. York She has taught geographc, rnath Jr., and their daughter, Fawn and physical rduoaUon In the ' -._-____.....____.________ SEMINOLEPLAZA Woadrow. schooling at - 9 a Seminole Junior 'High Beach. and Temple University in Philadelphia. ram a fnmi1 include Mrs Bonn'. 'York, 111Th. Peggy . Simpson, educators as her mother Is an Miss Dottie Roberts, Min Viv. instructor sit Crooms High urstnn, and Mrs. Susan School in Sanford, her father is . ... Junior SS flyJAXECASSELBERR J. 7 11 1 1, I .~ i:. 1.102 41, 0W01tA 10. . .YJ. . '. . J1J '. See -- Story Below ltics In Ro ad Program No Poi 111 F!P!zA I... . ,- 1 - is £% 4 _I % II 0 I I rTh ( I !I .: . , 1 I raugeinents," stated 1. l'O$)U liar (ovtfiioE'' Campaign In When qucstimiiiI ia'uL it puli- f r om the uiaihirsitu. Alexumler udylsed the roud SpIIIIIII)IO cotilily. fle heurliju on the Imdget, locul offlei"Id Who declim-11 to) be Would lie conuidered for hielti- Tickets may Iw purchubeti at 11"Illed stuted, "I,#mvw01.HJ Illos sioll ",,(I that cluy rouds Were 14 Hirk Ileadquarterij, 212 E'U.st flevi'l* held pul,lic lic"ritw.ti wi "jiveethary evil" brought "bolit Firist Street ur by contacting budyets befine udoption in the becumse there are tiot; etiotilth doing so now," the county. 4-I)ltAWEII ('111*31' - I .- % I -- 1. . - ....... I I 100 URNITURE C16061-4VIS, ow &basso W , S. FRENCH Aft SANFORD, FLORIDA . 32l-tI5. 4 - r;. -. -- . - 'I -S . -- 'V - ;ij_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 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/b2fd3a0d0f84980ea7e74395ff5ddc5e.pdf 01b92c4eb6f77323cf305581dffc93c4 PDF Text Text - . - -- - a ________ • ___________ ."01181111 1 Change In State Tax Structures Studied - - - -! 16*04F#146 A?wl , Concern Over R * * * Seminole County on "rht' Nile of America" the St. ,IOlinR River Dickinson Shows eassessment Plans o han voA in I!n(At'i t rut,ire are liol ng 'on4idererl. Comptroller rA1.r1A11AssEI: SPECIAL I'hune 822-2011 or 425.5988 TAKE YOUR LABOR DAY HOLIDAY IN An architect for the new courthouse will be selected withIii the next few weeks Funds will come from capital outlay and the word is they 'niit the new courthouse tiedin with the jail complex . . Estintated cost urotind $1,500, however, the present 000 facility (one comniisstotier cellit it three story barn today I will be tisuil to house ninny of the county officers. . 0 0 OLDSMOBILE OR CHEVROLET! SAVE A ENOUGH EXTRA TO PAY IIINLrl VVIIFI IUL) MANY bbs HAND! DRIVE OUT TONIGHT aild 4 MA FOR THE WEEKEND! 61 UN - . SAVINGS OF A LIFETIME! 'I II . VILLE will talk If the County realigns Sand Lake Rd. in the Lake Brantley area, 31 lovely trees will face the ax. Board will discuss situation at next Tuesday's meeting. A GENERAL MOTORS EXECUTIVE CAR ... DRIVEN 9,000 MILES BY A CADILLAC DISTRICT MANAGER. with Headrest, 5 whitewall fires, AM-FM Stereo Radio, soft ray glass, 6 way front seat adjuster, door edge guards, climate control, license frames, gui de.a-matic headlamp control, ti lt & telescopic steering wheel, power door locks twilight sentinel, remote control trunk lock, controlled differential, rear window defogger, cruise control, power vent windows, automatic level control, hazard warning flasher, shoul- • We had a reporter check four doctors (in general practice) this morning and two aren't taking any new patients and one nurse told our reporter she would be "lucky to find a doc- tor." J JOE FOY + is the lurk of skills itiiI t'iI titiitioii oil the part of titiviutpioyc.I, In' PiIit('d out. '''I'he ('lC('t VIOl irs iflhIIlS%' tr Ill this area is greatly ill tited of rititieni assemldt'is 1111(1 tehiii- ( I - - - Ask Withdrawal Farmer __________ Killed Of All Troops From Viet -- Area ________________ In F'ft\'Of Flee . South Seminole SR 1. 6 0 Crash 4 School Bus Service Rapped - I How Local Attorneys Aid - + + PFN I!. (,nihndfa and Cmhndi4, trday called for t''aeutinn of ill __________ _________________ nds ..Thous,'a" AT!FENS (;rper (t1'(, Thouandc n Greek villager. foreign foreign rnp from Vietnamese fled their lurimr' Thursday nam y The call came in . when an earth tremor shook a flint declaration ending (i mountainous area about Joseph Meisch , Lake Monroe farmer wits killed in- mIk. southwest o Athens dent Cha ri.' rio (;;iuill. rrirul !i) Oil, '.'iOt ('iOnS and Ve lilt' Vullilliuig (ItO sta iii ly this morning when the truck he y.,. ; Soul h.'ast Asian driving Because they (led. many k('If o e I eetr()nies sch oiil full tim e. IFiO(llilfl was si ruck its he crossed Sit46 and entered into the spared when a sharp earth The joint declaration. sigiwd IIowever, we ni-ti still uuihui' quake Jolted the region a few VERNON M'1 hy Dc (',aulle and Prince Nnrot o keep up wit), the ik',nnim,l,' path of a semi-trailer truck traveling I':at t I he fatality occurred at approximately 10:47 n.m., minutes later, officials said todiun Sihanouk, Cambodian chief ioy tli'cliircd. of tati'. it, Iit' royal pit lace. (Mrs. 14. M. Watt, liritleillil according to investigating officers. 'I'hi is I,rins total tittffie fatal it k's in Seminole said Franc,! .mnd Cainhontla ''oI. An Altamonte Springs resi. of (lie i'iitimnil Comity Itui 15. Firm ii t' for the year to Prices I'mIiIY eat! .itt.'ntinn to the exdent today charged that school ili'.S$ School. Juts 11150 it'moittid ('otl dent ( UI'1) Stock NEW YORK Meisch's truck entered the highway from SR treme gravity of Uuo situation'' servicing the South Scmii- that she is unable to unet't till. 15 1111(1 apparently turned into the path of the han Icr prices opened fir in in fairly doll In iatthiast ;ia_ tli'iiinnds of local lItIMlii's iutil bole Junior 111gb areas are otif1.'renti driven by Etigetie Perk ins, 41 \Vest Plant, trading toiiay. 'Despite tli*' truck being itulustrial firms for trIuliIe(I, Ck'micahs err firm. . Inch have divided .,tni -U ill \\intci' ( arden, ha. Perkins was driving a Midstate ''being operated in a negligent Lihicd ol'fiee workers, were mostly steady. Steels divide the Vietnamese. a 15 t?5 hiuhing Co., Inc., Winter Garden truck, manner conilucive to mUItij)!l' titries, steumogu-upliers aizitI huisi•JLI(lgC hugh . 1)uncnn was summoned by the Sher- were mixed. Oils, metals and Inriient ersons i S01U1fl.)IC t'utnu1ly the foreign intervention loss ness machine operators.) f life and injury." were uncertain AirSeminole electronics which, in transforming a civil County who are .iecizsd M Foy reported he is working iff's D epartment as coroner. Lou I Iuddleston, In a letter addressed to the cnn war into in international con('ounly Sheriff's Department 110(1 Trooper C. L. Tom- lines were easier felony and are unahle to afford ljct, superintendent Of public in- with Seminole Junior College i.iv" to hi' hostilities their to pay for their own legal coonstruction, Greg N. Drurniuiond, oil l)uIrt.time emploYment of linson, Florida Highway Patrol investigated and they present. dimensions." tht comsfli(l that no charges would be filed pending further ineL are dependent on the possi college students. ,i(Idtid. munique of North Alberta Street, Alta. __ vestigat iofl. Ne ble charity of local attnrneyi, JA('KSONVILLE (All) The two ontintrien appealed monte, also states, "Inasmuch groes will stage a mast march or in some cases, the appointfir"iigorotu; observance" of the city late next week ment of a pubic defender by acros as you are now cognizant of r .n. the ('nev:i ,tccut'd of 1954 I '' ' '•" I'. unless race relations here im- the jcge. th is nazard, you will also be ' I is "the respect of Viet •. 'V' prove before then, says RutThere is no legal an! society that Nam 's independence and ouveraware of your responsibility. f . . ledge Pearson, state and local in the cotrnty, according to C. erg and no interfrence in inI th e courts of the State of Florpresident of the National Aso- Vernon Mize, president of the I•• wr uaa. Ida'' J - ciation for the Advancement Of Seminole County Bar Ascocia• . . 'It Is subi'itted," tie contin'. t'' Colored People. tion,'out many lawyers (it) ;tcued, "that you immediately "I hope something will hap- cep :ases on the basis of mditt~ cease these bus operations un. pen tn the way of positive ac- vfif it merit. UI the problem can be rectified . (ion to make it unnecessary." "Almost all our ;uttorncs do or commence prolonged repeat Pea rson told a news conference some charity work but there i routing so as to transport the Fhursday , no ficia1 association for file!) \. students in a secure mariner." service." Mize said. In pen. he notes "though the S. 1. Dis Jr. cOuneIur fiii' If UN' authorities intend' alleviating " total 5ttfl, property w . UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Seminole (omrnuinity Action. this problem in lute September, Inc., said his matter has been AP)—The United States headit in all time high in the town the students are unduly exposed discu.ied by a committee I)! drive today to persuade ed a A itJiunnte pruuir at $l,. In the interim." to remain as United the group .ini! a study is being )t)IflUMtIftid CX U Thant Chec king with Herbert Muse, But made or whether a legal aid so- 'iii ptiwI u , Mayor W. Lawrence secretary-general. , Nations co-or'Jinator of transportation ciety could be ('mdcii tinder the the w')ft',r. I i tal.t,d it, is his intuuufor the Seminole County School ntirmcw diplomat's stateOft'ice of Economic opportunit y declining a new (cr111 meflt r_i,j,i t,, olu4t the l)iuig't reA' System,The Herald was assur"W. have asked br iinie re 1 I. 'run ht the organization once withiti or .i't-t * ian that iuiLuI ed the depart meat is aware of I,: l)t't 1)11 ?hi triimii other i.irts .ianu lace to face with the iii II ast \'t'ilr. overcrowded conditions, especof the Cliliflhl''. to we lirthcr nent . v. hich urea ten its silr1., ,tatrifleult VI)1 ''g'i lally n South Seminole. It hi , been ')I is t)eulg dune or ' (. %I.I I. outsit. 'stun tli& atjj,;Ui'n f,)iIIIwu(Ii "School just started Monday I could he worked out,'' Davis it! the inuird 'if .ft(Liahizatii'Il and we are faced with addition-.......'. 40 al problems resulting from the 14111cr dhe G ideon icci,inu ThUl"ftlay evening. Rats, of tax-'; lust year 'Freedom of Choice' program OfllC years a o. there is 'a pro- ttbo0 [it Altamonu' ' .,.'. ''' mills. because we were unable to de:,'•.visnon for appolutmilent i.1 13w),...1 r t1X11tJie (iL'UI)el'ty attei' Iiiimne(ermine exact load numbers In tic ttcittntkm' by the court in the r advance. We have been working cses Z1 ta er',utu who ilave been 'teitsi eXeiitptittt 'vats iportcsi on schedule and some of the accused of crimes and have no At. 111,1)4 ,S$, an uit'r''isse of crbtieisnis voiced In Mr. Drum563,71iu over inst 'eir. About mon •y to hire a personal lawDAYTON. Ohio (All) xnond'a letter should have been [lie Il1(TtiJL' UI 1U.tLuII Wits 1,wo National Guard trPs P yer. ifi these eases, (lie pUOlIc AF'I'EI{MA"l'hI OF TRAFFIC DISASTER cleared up by Wednesday after'atised, for the iiiut part. by troled the city's sealed-off Neis paid by the state." defender (Herald Photo) new eotistr'mrtisin, it was egro section today where a de- I Davis explained, bands roving I struction spree by "in etfect, this means that the t,Iauied. ,)Il0 in id1iuw"v*r, earl of Negro .ouths resulted in 23 state prosecutes and also dee will be realinjuries and 105 arrests. funds, the accused persou' he 'iitiwual revnues w e r C added, d,turbaneeS .n eh iui,kr this visir's ,isst'siument. The touched it Thursday when Nt'gr, wa shut from a ear apI - The . - - Indigent - M arch Mass Still o word from the state on Lake Jessup causeway cstmates . . . Ii.in't h, surprised If the figure is around the $)OO,000 mark . . . and well worth it. $5595 * * -' ' ' - - '. -' Two Sanford teachers have completed their Masters work 1966 Chevrolet "Caprice" at Rollins College. The two are Junette Rastorn, music and supervision and Donald Farrens, administration and supervision. 4 DOOR SPORT SEDAN. Power brakes, automatic transmission, tinted glass, radio with rear seat speaker, astro-bucket seats, vinyl roof, whitewall fres, air * conditioned, power steering, 325 hp V8 engine. LIST 4363.60 DISCOUNT 863.60 Look to see the citys northsouth whitcway extended south on Hwy 17-92 front 27th Street to Onora Road. This will be a welcome addition to tile solith. em entrance to the city and we understand Sanford Plaza merchants are planning some colorful Christmas lighting out that way. The city has authorized the funds to put up 11 new double-armed light poles for installation of the high intensity mercury vapor lights 3500 New 1966 Oldsmobile "98" 4 DOOR SEDAN. With tilt steering wheel, whitewall fires, safety sentinel, De. luxe wheel disci, cornering lights, radio, power steering and power brakes. LIST 4825.71 DISCOUNT 1000.71 .R7 c S 0 Little girl was locked in one of the rest rooms at Pinecrest School yesterday. Couldn't find her for two hours after school was out . . - Custodian heard her screams - . . and then came the happy ending. 1) S J 1966 Corvair WE DO MORE BUSINESS BECAUSE MORE PEOPLE LIKE THE WAY WE DO BUSINESS II . . onza 4) COUPE SHIELD LIST c hey, the local Elks Club is holding their annual fish fry Labor Day starting at 1 pm. . . A real treat for all ateniberm and their families. Work started yesterday on clearing the property for the new Montgomery Ward building in Seminole Plaza . . . The Company Is expected to be open M for business by next spring. New Storm 110 HP ENGINE - TINTED WIND- RADIO - POWERGLIDE - WHITE. - s t'600 is 0 * 0 (SIMiLAR TO ILLUSTRATION) PICKUP 0 MIAMI (Al') — Rough weather that could become theseventh tropical storm of th e season caused choppy seas in the southern Atlantic today. $209068 Herald index 2215 W. FIRST ST. I! Area Deaths ................ 4 bridge ......................3A Church Directory ----------IA Church News ................2 8A-9A -. Classified Ads ...... 6A 7A Crossword J'uu.k's Dear Abby ................. Editorial Page ............ 2A Entertainment ........... 4A-5A Horoscope.................. 4A Sports .................... 1011 322.6231 'TILL 9 TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT ,t IT OVER THE HOLIDAY! . , - ' . '' FINANCING! No Tax Hike For AItthionte Seen By S*offord - - - Ailment - ' - ( - -. . • c .. . ., - . Guard Patrols , , . - Dayton Streets - I Sanford Bank Not Bound Bankers Urged To 'Slow Down parently dri'.eu by whites. The man died later in a hospital. At the peak of the disorders. gangs ruanmied the city's West system, is "not bound" in this deposits," Hodges said. "That Side, looting, stoning buses and latest ruling, I1reskkmit Ho- Is Uiu reason for the 'tight I breaking store windows. money' in the East while we ward Hodges said. arc 'iquld' and ready to 'do "Ti Willis in the East and (n 'i,uIato the local rn buines' other iarg.'iy populated sueas The letter said total bunk l o a ns have increased at an an. new me to ease Inflationary i'utc of almost 12 per cent pressures, the Federal Reserve nital this year while bank loans to e Board has urged bankers to ))IIjIi' lhut 91) !'r m. slowdown the pace of business cent i'hiIs total "has (emitted to t'et)tl')iil) ate 'thIllC(l out' while we have lending. ward wisustainaLdt, levels auth loaned (1111/ 52 per cent of our Presidents of the 12 Federal has .ioth'tl apprt'eiahily to curReserve flanks, lit letters to up. rent inflationary piesslireS,'' proximately 6,000 member the letter saikl. banks, spoke of restricting thti' borrowing authority of any bunk Saufui'.' ,' Atlantic National In the system which does not Hank, only bunk in St'uiiliiole TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — I '-., County In the Federal Reserve comply. -' Charges of unscrupulous sales practices were lodged by AgriWASHINGTON (Al') — In it - . I ', - -•- - No L Seen Teams . in VIoL I Orlando Meat Outlet Charged Boycott Probed ultI..Ntn' i AL'i ,i1eumbers of the Florida State dbturbvd ituvilig Cuutiuiiissiumi, by threats of a boycott by jai. alul players, will visit Spain soon in lilt e ffurt to improve Martin Sega!, cotitiiussloil culture Cuuiiinissiotier Doyle (10111 ijrlzimido who spemember Coimnt'r against retail meat out- I. MIAMI BIAChI (At') — Under-secretutry iii (t)111 fierce LeRoy Collins forecasts it stt'uiig tuttiolmiti ittulloi1l' (luring Liii' c()lililIg nmonthis. in an address 'I'Ir u rs. lay Ilig ht, Ii, ii lit Ill It'- 111111 tiII' went Inrniijuet, Collins saul despite"tiet'iuus itilt'i't'taiIINam, "there 15 110 ties" connected with the War IMP Jai-Alai + ' ______ L .. -. . , -, 4 ---- - serious let-down in sight." The address by the for'mei' Florida governor Was hetu'd by it thoLlr4nnd dinitci' guests itt the sixth annual Lisboi' Day oh,servani'e $j)ollH()re(1 by the Catholic 1)IaTV......................... 4A cuse of Miami, 'raweiiuppizmg ............... EASY ON-THE-SPOT TO SERVE YOU! PICK UP YOUR CAR—DRIVE .. ,. - - --- In Brief . LIST 7399.70 DISCOUNT 1804.70 I I payer which will assure him that wovernment will not confiscate property he has held through t he .ears sin,ply toy multiplying hi' ad valorem tax rate." he SHill. I liCk iflSOfl pr'(licted 00 of the 17 .'i.unt ie will h:ivt I 904; tax rolls a pproved 1) the .'nd of t he month. Several cono ties have riled suits aa inst. the ret program. -- .. 0 0 der straps. - t UI II (IaflPrOi 4id. effects" of the I ol) per 'ent re;,ss4'rnent P)•(Ira 0) orderp(l 6v t h. F lori da Slt t'ie ('t- urt : he zail the next I.eidsIatur. rniit seek ;ulditional relief f or pc pIrb pny,fl prrpertv taxes. j- World News . •' 1 1 il City hasn't decided whether to close one of the swimming Poole. If one does close it will be the pool at. Goldsboro. $169500 - - 0 0 CHEVROLET ½ TON SAN F()Ul),FI - Hall facility. MODEL 1604 I. °, 1900 l'11t11)A Y. HFV" _J )ies ruth 8II! M and ( 'cut ra I I 'loruhi tha tin 'i-i' j. ii s in Scm iin ut' Comity Thei' Fl U AG NS ETT. N people to fill 011,111 , .Ioi' Fov , nut tat irer of tile IIorkIa state Employ merit. Service saul .1. IlowarrI McGrath, m, mr. to(IuI'. the active Fl S attornv rner nraI in rn xi runt ely 401) Jici-sons ii nu'rn uj i mi "1)esi I e the Iii'I that we hut ye frirnan adminktration. phiymneiit filt', we have more than 1,500 Jobs for which we time seeking i1unli fietl he riled 'odaY at um mr'r home V()I'kt9'S,'' Foy ('xl)hiti1ie0 A 84-p:ige list of jul)M uIvasl:Il)Ic includes dozens of categories of skilled, scm i- her.'. M' Grath al-t o onet ime Oemo sk illt'(l, t.i'('hiTii('fll 1111(1 )rOfcsMiflhiuI I (u)(!fl i tig, It) this area and all over I"lorirla crat le R1re tIa ni znvernr Nearly 100 of those uirt' in I hi' Snu for(l area, Foy said. iirid 1),n.,"ratie na?onaI chair or.' fairly close Ia full cniplav niejit,, us close as we lutu' ever Li'ffl ( was found ele.,d in hen. ('lnI)loynlent rolls are way down. Average weekly uiiemploynut'rit (Offlft1)StLtiOIl lie h id been at hi Providence jul i.'ot inns are between 100-140,'' Foy cx plained. ______________________________________ o ffice Thur'lay . prnhli'tns in filling ,I 0 with architects Monibty, Sept. 12 about plans for a new City Hall . , . Won't be a new jail for a long time. The present City lint) will be painted outaide and some offices inside this fiscal year - . . No funds available this year for the new City New --- Job Picture Here Bright Most of the county iiiiil city offices will be closed Labor Day and that includes City 11*11 and the Courthouse . . . We will publish. City Coll, iiiission SEDAN DE All LeaMud \Viu'--EstnI,llsheil lflUH , • Cadillac -- ttx Fred I)iekinori aid Thurdav. 6ickinon in id he was; worried alviiit the ''pnten- Fit: TIiur-nlnv 91-69; wi.t'kend : Worm and HlII,wi,r. IVI-11 VOL. 6) NO. 10 Zip Code 32771 By 11,A1tRY VEMS1111E,11, THE DEPENDABLE COMFORT OF A BRAND NEW 1966 CADILLAC t CIO 4 4 ri(la' II0VA1tfl IIt)DGES lets in Jacksonville and or-'iahiLCs iii jti-tttu ht And ('ham inuin Robert C. hindu. Cornier said the firms, Mid- Lechia'r iii Juwksuiuvilk would west Meals, Inc.. at Jaksun' mike the trip. %4lk, 1111dl Midwest Meats Inc al Ilt'hindu, airy time lalcst iii the 'ravktIot ii on illicit jiia1 operations In Florida. MIAMI (UPt) — hurricane Five firms have been charged Faith pushed its 110 unite an so far %%-ith with fradulcut and hour winds farther into the immis-It'ading uth'i'rtisjug and un North Atlantic t&Iay, a ittenaco lair trade practices since the to shiippui and a IuLIIsatlt't' to iliac Ilegaii setetal vAucks ago. East ('oust bathers. Menace To Ships I I + �4 IL-- —I-- 2— mTh astor's IIIIIItI of the A II, I.OLIflT 1 1 nitInnnrir t hurch uiuuu ui Rev. and ?1rc to T'zml Soy. PUYT T Argentlnn will about." 1 I F Christian Faith's prime . goal graduated I 11 1! .~ ! Ii I Ir . .,_. _. . &~-~ . , , . . . * r,.., 1*1 - ~, * '. : I , 1 4. 11 V ".. o 4 . '..,, Mary . 1. I corial Diocese of South FUrida, I has served for the Past several years as director of program- on In charge of promotion for the 1 19,~\, -11 .14V# -Irn ;q-,.,,,< f .,' $J,?* 4 , i"' . . moments make It pnitsible for clusses to meet at 9:415) a.m. and I 1. Z --,,~Ij -~'._4 Ir 4 . 1 -il~1:3 ., .1. . ~, . a 1.1~ , , A ______ 15a1 Cfl ____ ces Slated . .. ,J I _______ ' , .- E. Smith. minister Walker. en every i1nglm1ue afcting will speak on "The image of Churii School teachers for life. And ao we mak our lan" this semester include Mrs. CharCho1Ce5affynunotaiiour Paul French, pre-ministerial let. Sheets, nursery; Mrs. Burside yov ITS loSt. III 71ng to student attending the 'University kett three years Mrs. Don lw obj@ct' ve on Morality as, well of South Florida and a member Christianson and Miss Opal .! -_______ as other fact. of lifo, the little of the Chapel th assist in both Westmoreland,kindergarten, A CommunityFarewell Din. to becomes a parable of our services iIr Jim Schiuci and Mrs nor honoring Rev and Mrs ~ WRIML "'We want our lcids to know the fact.," I We Church School for three year Richard Wayt. first and second Augustus C. Summers, who are say, "and olds through eighth grade will grades: Huizet'. third and fourth retiring from First Preibytor- the fact is ., . . weire 11 mixed be at 0:30 with those through grades: Mr. and Alm. Dcan Lar- Win Churcb of DeBary, will be up world." And secretly per- second grade to meet in the ricI fifth and sixth grades; held at 6:80 p.m., Sept. 12, at bupt~ we Joe . answer, l that there is no Educational Building and grades Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, sev- Stetuon Union Building in Do- three through eight in Fellow- enth and eighth grades, and Land. But there is still something ship House (former -parsonugel. Iklalhwr, nine through 12th All friends in the community which is constant., There William Burkett is cit, grades. and members of the church are anchor which moors u to our menturv superintendent .fldj A nieetmç of the Chapel's asked to contact Fred - Ili nlilte , Doti Helzer v, superintendent , Wonieu*., Service Circle i, , sche-, er for reservations. , . I of Avenue, Winter Park, Associational r lUll I where Christian love is offm-d MI 11 to those In need. Michael Eohuiiey, ilupurinteinient. at Lutheran Haven. is dedicated and dues an excellent job in his field of work. -1 " t poettinsi director of finance at the Lplrnpal DID. I cees South florida, which iS Schedu led Seminole Baptist a 6 By MARYANN MILES The official board of the Ti_i director, at 4 p.m. Tuesday in — the youths am placed in pri captuins, to a complimentary ed to attend. - dinner and vute' iiunie's in custody of fos- tion at the Mu°e . 111 . . I 11 II - ' - Charity at the Old Fulks Home is limited to those who I istered nurse and practical nurses are on duty 24 hours a I - ;4A - - " Z; !~f.. - . — — . . retimmetft program is tion In this endeavor and as j MYF To Host - . I 'r build additional units In the Lutheran Children'. Ilunie, there presently are 81 buys and girls, Tungii frjm live to 16 years old. Moat are from Florida but there are souse r ' . ,-.L , -. 1 ily atmosphere at all times. . .r 'P.J 0 ii* uui . Unlike the Old Polk. Home, adnuisiosi fax the children ii uot lim6d to those of the Lu- _ . -. IL 1 I lug thcfr stay. Lutheran Haven for Chill- i 1, 117 -_ • HOI1SE PARLIT8 at Lutheran Btiven for Children, Sluviu.-for bo.vb tuid girle; up to 3. 9 yeart; old, ure Mr. und Mrt;. RoiwA Joneft who also have two children of their own, Sharon four, and Michael, six. St. Andrews To Hatte Outing By JANE CASSELBEILIfy ' er; ' I with 1''Y .. 0 30 MON. D*ylp4G • . . CLFAP4.UP .- 4offew Mo ~ _;4 . . 1, "! './ - 1811 (II'(nInIe ) / ,on I",- ' A. -1b,. 4 GAL. CASE ROL-HIDE $17.96 1. EXT. CAGE ROLLER 2.09 100% DYNIL COVER 1 - 9' X 12' PLASTIC DROP CLOTH .39 i ihiltitnuit' (MIIs )4".'.t1 r Inn. N,oll vall sIvel) Jill At Fillcollm I)8IiI 2 - V? PT. SPACKLING ,)11t% Mary nvss that Iliv NFI, has set tit) it Ilit-1-01,111(lising and promotional .tt in N a tion a l I ontl)lII1 I i'agin III-opert it's, 111C.. to halldle It. , itin:i, its first year, 209 Carter WEST FIRST 95 $ .59 U 21.93 TOTAL REG. RETAIL the holilittig head'. It hi,is 1)1 ttnne such a big bitsi 1 COMPOUND C/ NOW 9" I ~ _.,t..ee, .. . Pa' ' lnt Store ST. 322-3649 _______________________________________________________________________________________ NI"I. .-'~ . ... "; .. ....r-e .- . 's,.. " a values! Your Sanford Terrific fire .. - .~ ,f nneqi . . AUTO CSNTE - L. ; . • Plaza Penney's will be open I 0 A. K to P Me LABOR Day'. . - * - - , . . 1. . . I-—. ;. -.s, . _;f, - 1, , , V ., . # - . . •.J, 1, J. : ..- ________ • r 4''.-4lLe%1,~1, -.4_,I - .--)-'.f -- .5 . ., ji't !'. ' '-' u1'li.. . . ' i ' .. -. -. and Lbus has been unable to of. A111J OINI'ED S'I'UDENT government officers at ficia]ly accept it. Seminole Junior College are (seated left) Miss :. ejaj election If a vacancy exists (standing left) Jerry Garman and Curt Hall, Or- in the office of mayor more lando. These StUdelltS -were appointed oil the fii-st than 90 days bejore a regular election. day of classes at the new junior college and vill serve temporarily until elections are held next •mo. £tree rep acement 0 t too to 6.&114. .. ... I" ,.too ,;_9a j J, SANFORD - ,,, - ... '' - , lcie; -. 6108 'le '' ,091, tuf t : 4 1 % #4 ,,,, • , 1. ., 77 % I ' : ' :. 0 " s'' . • 1' $1" 'b ,411 'I. I .. 0'"U8 ",, ,o' '" -r 0,11tv04 1 fpb* esf,49,A 1`0 , ,a f%, 0 FED. TAX SIZE 14 - %IL0 ,d ,I,$, - ~ I 27-mo. Guarantee with I , yen I Two Service 4. e. - -) . (lierald Photo) - i 11 WHITEWALLS II 1 N`icki Boyd and 21ifiss Gail Hoffman, Sanford; and • j . I CUSTOM .1 IN11 fill the vacancy and White wIll wve in the interim as acting I. . - 1. . -week. ' -. , - 1 . -. FOREmos , ", December. A / / ';iH;' ' ,a / 111111tre's". val. orf it Cleveland ! lit-mviis place nint. put your . I 11101101 Ill .-I Smi Frmicisco 49vrs mayor witil regular elecUons lxi smar I Ul. WASHA a EASY SOAP & WATER • 1(1(01 .. ... v 1 b I'd ('111). (herald Photo) - tItj $*Noao - - 'o,~ ..-" " , , I I 1, tt ,11111+'~ ; 6"".4.. not to • S. PARK ONE-COAT NO-DRIP WALL PAINT iii:itdiltig ~ '. take place until Sept. 8, no spe. cia! election need be called to '00 13 1O 735 a 14 2.11 I I4 2.20 775 a 15 2.21 ci' •eI'& d" 19, qtC %' I. _1_• .1irrt i. tea eed old titI ' W# " - ' c e ue ;~ Forest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Forest City will begin its two-service achedule this Saturday, the first at S o'clock- and the second at services • Elder and Mrs. Hamrick will q it I, - NEW LOW PROFILE DESIGN - -. - • - 0, -. Ella DeBerard, state '' DeMOU -& (Herald I zioLo — C,Dunty ut a p.m. WefteWay at delegates to the state covveu tion i-v be held in Orlando Oct -T Will be elected Mrs ard will describe the duties a * delegate. a - Apple 119 ckers =5 Cs •r from the British est to help ID the tall apple harvest. vrchardist& w impost sopme I A ohm 6684402 DeBary '- - at - .. - - -. -- " ' 1. Lest •f •ea,eates . .. ..•... .....'... Pies R.ples.mest ..... •' ..'•' ........ -- . - 322.6321 NIW MATTRSSSIS • .. I Magnolia SANFORD pi(*. ' '1 27S1 I." 14'M•5. . ' ' I. 'U s"- Is ,o9F=1&. or — OX SPRINGS, SIU L KING SIZE MADE TO ORDER AU AT FACTORY S k at cwaesavuv — 668-5631 WRAPmAROUND : __ INCLUDING KIN a CHARLEMN. W. Va. (AP) The U.S. Labor has given permission for West S. Seminole MiI.d N.i.y I I RENOVATION SPECIAL . Fay WsII.c. 11 11 the bus with their gear are Mont Smith and John j. . r* of I on wood and Robert Fritsch Women a Club of Florida, will IpeSk ) V1T91111 P.k..kl P.O. Box 1214 Sanford N . pod )t and balls for camping equipment for recent overnight stay at Camp Howard. Boarding To Be Chosen _____ V Yx/ '. SEA111NOIX 1,1111B 1,eaguerts, 450 strong, swap- president od the Interlocking tread blades for greater traction on wet and dry roads I • : duY of next week at CamP I Mrs. All-nylon cord for strength and safety .- be attending a Ministers' Work Demo ueiegaws EXTRA TRACTION • Formula polypreme rubber for longer treed if. . fi U 0 • :.-- L atyou~ ed Go8pel, the chureb hus in. luaU.7 ______________________ -1 I Agency Ball •l') P A thu opt-ti .I drink w0h it Chicago I . . ; anon 1'.. . ,_ '.: .I Ii I "'~" 4 V V.s,. ''.. .I I,IPSW1PlJ LUllWUUU .11J • lowahip of Caaselberr'. Corn looking forward to a real p4&riflits fur tituse 12 vein's old and Mr .nd Mrs Members and fr*ndi of St niumt Methodist Church fl Va iii" Elliott IJievi, for the children Andrews Preibyterlan Church, be boat to the Christ The Kini. 12 years and older. Bear Lake, have been invited Sub-District at 7:80 pin. TheaOrruis Jones, a native of West Vir- to attend a water ski session at day. r .iiiw bUd experiencie hi chi]. 2 p m Sunday at the home of The Casselberry MYF will weay Ø(,5.g4.4 us". dren's work overams and was the pastor and fa"y, Rev. and present 111"14986"HI IbMINJAM% wft tht- Orunge County Juva- Mrs. P)red Gutb,rle. 6050 Lit,- Church." 7%r baweare lie-raid am 1, Lila Detentiøti Home before ties! Beach Drive, Bear Lake. Originally presented during F rom*laiu,d. riur. coming to Slavis Mrs Jones, L. C. Tlnaley will serve as the recent uuth Activities bea4ujd (j raw wilt) Came hem from GennAsny instructor.for water aid lassom. Week, tile pluy u1st., wlif; put five yearb a8v with her hus. Wednesday, at 7:80 p.m., on by the group Wedimiday ft"h&-1PU4ssP Kate^ joy c,". band and family, ha5 S teach- there will be a study and prayer evening for Christ Methuthst ing background. Slam* irga, service at the church. Church in Orlando. hOUSe . . , Church in Melbourne, year WHI be explain,ad by MOB= evungelint. All children attend St. Lukets for the truth of tile Gospel of The Errickson Sistem, a ape- Christ. Under his leudership, Eacb dividuals will be given jmrtinent ciul singing group from Brud- bi, hout Various items in- enton, ulso will 1K. present fur from un attendan(w (if ar. 1,r. 't stionsibilitieti. receivor, l4ll fte- el 'met* " uded. i.itm g j,Di6, tOil the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun.. cessarv training i eti uett_ oo persons each Sundaiv." year's bud&et call1ar - " day services. Weekday meetmid is encouraged e:wiidiug invitat;on to ncrease and a 5212 woekly JD_ ings are scheduled at 7:80 ..- - '. -.--,, . ., Ilut4, p.m. tile Imblic to attend the opeciul in community affairs. Tin come. It is istiticipated it wM -older childrenwork at odd jobs revival services, Rev. Budges a tier to eaurn extru spending money by st Church individual subw Mueland all the boys and girls work ler TSJ.W is ii friendly congregutioli and play together as a family • which puthiiiates in spiritual J - ,., , ing cull s'item. available sit the home and a first unit already is occupied 11 . '" -' 7be ebarter requires a spe- 0 u ri ill, AMER I cli has not met since that time As, q 'l( 1111 ~1' 1 " A Peterson and Walter 1)7w Us Ji , ne thi'. ',e.ti to the schoo, Confer xvith 'INIrs. Louise Gilpin while scheduling the flood (if new fitil- Despite the fact that Bernard E Black submitted his resigna - I ~ I ,W'~J,..v , .~~ _.. . -,, " , I , . , 41``,`- - r . , 7.7, ";'% duy and ull rooms have a numA • The budget for the 1906-6" complate communications system and church services are piped into tile building as is niumic for all ammuns. A reg- :. Sunland am afternoon of swimming, nient proMm. It ulxo is hoped ing d Sunduy Schaffer, pustor of the Bethany rumes, and other recreation. through Friday with Rev. Ron.- Raiptist recreational fitcI1Itje CUII be C1 have Lutheran backgrounds. : teir parents. FUtUre plans itYft home. Co-captains will invite to secure' services of social six families to be liii or her worlure, in order to provide eat for the din 1 W 'Wcb UI Revival services at Sunlund Rev. G. E. Hodges, pastor of nwrt' family counseling and to serd t b'8 follow- Baptist Chum1h, 261D E. French Sunland Baptist, stutes ,11tev. At 18)1111' 11)11 Annette Mi' 11. in thu Pariiih Bull. (if %, 1 11E)11111'jll.S~ OF the guidance st.-Iff at South Seminole Jullior lligh sellool: for 7 p.m. next nursday. Etc In Central Florida • • light it ciaill-(,(it, %%-fill it %V11,411 Ingtoti liedskim ligliti,r. - Councilmen Eugene Jaques, p..j Maloney and E. E. Williatnson. Th e meeting as rescheduled Lergest Selections L' I m't e in ieiiti 'u,ii Jill milomobile beitt-hig Atliiiiiii ni _________ man Percy White and Council- .F . c u, qerllc lit I' fi fl Ill U'. t' (llIIl$lIItl,( S will q, .. U.et, $ KlO.vs l.t,trv K.'tit prechfrnit of NI %%lilt it I.i)% MigOvs Hams or it ____ ,_ I counpil Thursday evening. I Pre,sent were Council Chair- One Of The Plasfic Arrangements, " ;, ~. ;, ..; ,- .-- 1, Z ~,_ L11 . "I ; 1 :"4. -, V,_t , ,;., -'. , V , I . : :11:410 1 Q . . , . ,;r , , ,_ U ,,.i at 1; Low ViI• D,WuHps [~E; EM23:31 Miiittesiittt VtkItiis yiiiI,ol. Vn ultI'.-i' In tht' gnuir In VE $2,98 --SA _ 1 ilI on'. 1'ltihiiklildn 1' ogli's IL F .I;4 , 111 1 , .. caused Lack of regular : ii men 7neeting of the Longwood city be general chairman of the is Associational Sunday School ttu honu art als'.uya open rust meeting of the Episcoe '.'.uy Fellowship Da) superintend ant pal 1 oung Churchmen, with gram" for children in th The plan is to Invite the conAll members of the various Father Super as leader this of renienthormg their birthdays gregation, by means of co- churches represented art. ln'it.. veer, 'zl) be. at 6 p rn., Sept. ____ I I ;P~ ,r dents, ,u - in Seminole and meet it-h Miss Beatrice Bud., . ' r the noed might k, - the dam of chairman and IAo Balm] wil.1 Griffin of Elder Springs Church the following Tuesday. 11 .r ' of Christian Service Will ! sitniltir un unge if .I., !~A, e, ;,.,-e ., Tuesday, the Woman Soci I I .vtiuu' him II%I1I 't I 0111% (nidlnuils '.'.iill ilintitit' , ,. .P....,~, ~., -N o"11,- '! ; ,4~ . ... College, hd her tY? thk full In whut I I,fIIc'I IIIt Inhirt, tliiiii ( lilt' ( ntnpnny 41111 11111bl-014141IT41 101170' ;Illtl . I ,g i people from . - - Association Adult Enquirers' Classes at 'Poise and Poetry" Mrs. Olson w E s a al Church and her husband, a foreign Sunday School meeting at 7:46 H I C p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Sanford, have been announced exit. are visiting at the horns Church of Sanford. Rev. Muck b,.%- Rev. Leroy D. Soper, recof her parents, Mr. and Xm R. Douglas, pastor of the Porn- tor. Glenn Whipple, before going to pano Beach First Baptist. First meet ng Church will bet guest Bpeitker firnrntion Class is scheduled for Boston where be 'will attend for the evening, bring a Mello- 4 p.m., Sept. 15, in the Parish Harvard. age of inforniution, inspiration Hall. Tin- adult class will beand challenge, gin at €- p.m., Sept. 24. in the We Offer Bear Lake Methodist Church ences for all workers. hi other itctivities of the will initiate a new method Of The association is made up church., it is requested th at all ____ e . of the official board to follow at 8 P.UL. t.r I. 1 . 6 ..., . Vl'- : .. I , _ I _ ,., Peterson, Mrs. Lola Battle, R. Eddy Don Beckwith and Mrs ~ion CluRses for Children and Oscar Olson who will speak- oit There will be group confer- Purimb Hull. S t a t It ,, I ,,A 1 —'I -1 ,.~...i .., ~- j. 1 ., _".. '~,,-A'- J' o 6,1 " , I . _ . • _____ r '*'~l INSURANCE ?tHHI tflMflhIn(tlIrPrl 1111111111 pi- vi. 11111 Ifigo'llif'r fill-oh, - ______ man of the English department and others in the department in meet at & p.m. at the home of Mrs. Richard Gibbons, 2588 E. Floral Way, Bear Lake. Opening dates for Confirina- Special guest will be Mrs. llylll adualed Ar -W'4-;iq-r,k wife, ha L'.,, . , 1" - W'T.'A~'., ,~, , ins. First Quarterly Conference of the church will be at '7:3O p.m. Mon day with a meeting (Herald Photo) ,. L _______ $ ona . owned and operated b the 5%nod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches throughout the Unit.- - q stnilluiii I'uMliIllt) ., have English Estates and they I two thildren. Mrs. Ring resides in Mait- I She N ng Communion at 11 a.m. wiU .e quarter. Sen i or and Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship groups ,will meet from f; until 8 p.m. Sun. at the church. Rev. Miller lead th e seniors on 'Meanins: of Methodism" and the juniors, meetingwith Mrs. HaM Williamson, lradrr,,wiU plan an edu ti l program and a - . . 111's. I .s. lAnda 'Sawyer, Miss Isabella lilt k it'l- wo.411. 1 1'eft to right Are 'll Hct al ti PItt)(I)) 1e lmg and Leon 111-own. chip sc'r'.ice, ca Class Dates Announced By Holy Cross n 'IaIafig.. New Finance Plan InIflaW By (lurch is Julnril I inn;mIn 811 ruitI ola'A Ill lilp 111ol-ollig. 414111 .L 4 (4fl 1'E..'HERS adihil to thi.? otit1i I'flU1io1e ,!unitir llth School fi1tv this VII look OVCI' thI r(flding lob titd lot' reniflug t'iti'jliini'nt. 71e Mideast and the Philippines, where she taught in the American School in Mani ll a . ginn ;", 1.1` A . . A I ~ A - __ and has traveled in Europe, Asia, Southeast Asia, kustrali&, • The Lutheran home in Slaviu, * 4 project through which Christ. mas gifts will be made for the ______________________________________________________ of Mr. and Mrs. Grant West Volusia Counties. their home - Is . —.— Rev. Fred B. Chance of the choir room of the Parish therte beth t' I.Ai a it mission of mercy, there- are dependent. deserted, tern- families or because en homes Mueller, 788 Overlook Drive, T. fL. i 4 A 4.5 fliOu .LLUL4. 1 11 '! II I 1 .1 1 1b J1D4J..LI, There j,*ert. .e....oru, is it sprnisorsaip proporzer. irs zegu4ur housed uiCflUI4t .g.irejeursajI O. helped us 1 Saniuel 7i12 have been burned. Mhutever Mueller is finance commltt.e erator, and Rev. B. Hamilton of this group is scheduled for - Bridgewater .. church finance through Means of 27 churches and two mis- fourth gruden whv would like "Fallowship Day" ached- sions, representing more than to sing in the Junior Choir dren w" eFitablished primurily fore, some of the youngtiters Inunciul difficulties e h II . " I I i4! 'Haven Of Mercy' Operated By Lutherans ofuleda Sttpdsy Sept. 11, at the 6,000 By LIZA BAKER iCgC and priest of the Episcopal Church, ParL-, until a regular minister is selected. Rev. and Methodist -Children's Home in married, and has a 10 year old Mrs. Huckworth make their home at 221 Elsinore Enterprise.- he will contini to h&d. :-.. 1. .1 . .. siii observe Holy Communloa the first Sunda of each pastor, has announced. I .. _____ meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in fu, was vice president of IF Fellowship House. Minute Maid. 'Or1ido, befote To Be Honored 't,~,# . 1. '. right Christ, begins this week when urn under leadership of Milton The board of trustees will Drapet, the busIss suid somebody has to be wro= Rev. Waype - - . Pawling, N.Y., and on the facSERVICES at Forest City Baptist Church are beulty of NOTthWOOd School in ing conducted by Rev. Jack Hackworth, associate LICe Placid, N. He is a pastor of Palmetto Baptist Church in Winter o'clock at Altamont.v -Co un- aft.er the 11:30 worship in Fel- lunch. Coffee and tea wW be in the developnuft of tbe, am reurat' c tendency to believe ity Chapel. Unitea..' - ~dhurcm h of lowship House for a youth for- provided. school's academic program. that somebody has to be if j : I I ____- 114 ; XR' .1, %A. 0 - .I .'-% I month at the 8:80 a.in. wor~ She and her sons are natives academic dean will bring to the • _____ Mrs. Sawyer lives in Casselberry and has taught at English Estatcs and Cherokee Junior I M ARTA MILES Bear Lake Methodist Church I Appointment of Rev. Wood as Worsh way a our emnui, that Two there is no possible way to put By JULIA BAIITOS for the upper grades. duled for 10 a. in. Tuesday In eon. thing. together again. most Schedule of identical morning Young pimple in ninth through the educational building. Those Dean Wood will begin Immedi. of this items, in religious C1T worship services at ft.3O and 11 12th grade' will meet directly attending should bring their own ately to work with Canon Hay . . ilolints I,) l)rl)uttl)tl' IltiPdUItS lilt, lit I II • I I I Ill .: - the rhilippines, Okinawa and Canada. He graduated from By ______ _________________ is alvntion. For Us all it ii week's service in absence of planned featuring the New ector o a es a Preparatory School In Boca Ra comforting and powerful notion flp 1 \erflofl Puller, who is Christinnmras from Orlando " ' ____ Beaulah, teaches at -South SemIno'k Ele The v ! , ~ "I' _',_ In his bringing together citizens Sunday School the audience. 0 I ~ . _; '91inter schedule at First Haiti where her husband died of the area, both Eptacclpallans!I Christian 3607 Sanford durintr their 14 years service and non EpiscopaIi= to plan ~ vulsdi'. and its antiquity' there and will show slides and a preparatory school in Central For the ChrisItian, all thiF. Is Avenue, becomes effective this peuh- in the native tongue for Florida. with 'Area Methodist ~~ Changes Dates Of Communion 'r__ It was this conrem for stu. dents and the relating 0! the ' Alm. Cox anti her three sons, Christian faith to a total educa. nv Daniel and Dennis, will tional program which motivated a spiritual recharge. These high Suiiday . ir t1ii-ir prodilc1q. ti $fsipfl INII ..., " (Herald Photo) 11.~ .,_ k~ Preparatm*y School in Massach ~ i .i t't ' iiii,ig Iruin t nliii onts t 1ittctI)ul k rnrring no NI'11 : Long Island. He Is a ham ra .. ;,t, I Unto 4.t Rollins College, Winter Fark, and has taught English st Maynard Evans High School, Orlando. She Iis'cs In Orlando. mentary . A Imaduate of Mt. Hermon experiences ..(. Arthur Guenther, directors. usetta, of Hobart College In Gen tell of their .' - in Bro6k1yri and high school on 'entict and is located in Forest Cit\ Here, she chats with Dr and Mrs arcilp to take place Service Times l., hI tq ing here from 'New York where (are. This film gave m- a now appreciation of the Bible, its abide with Ms. .. , _1- ;._-_ .. i.:..,_-..w, :.,- ~ u,u . 1w taught junior high English . m;I($h1) .II1t It r . Bwn lives In Maitland, eom • iu14I ute television program, "Your lChurch To Hear 11 I Christian education for the Epis. Prior to his assi gnment • 4 i 1957 lando Life in the World Today," and morality, peace, fundamental human relations, the ides has , ., * I%liiti NVV VI)Uk .; . , .., . . W a; Canon Hay, who came to or- ~ Chicago Evangelistir Institute. rc stand on Mt. Sinai and remain th same man h' '.' as tu d " . . $' i: o%,lIIII1,q r :;::;;'':,::, I M' I. and Dan Draper as business .I - I linl' or Hiah sevnth grade. Miss Bakkrowsia was horn . . % IF York School In Mon. _____ _____ liii. Brown and Mrs Linda Sasr. ninth jurrade and Mrs. Hite Ring, .1~ . 1 exclaime educational toy, the tewest tc know that amidFd, till this on vacation until Sept. S. Rev. A. E. Green, patitcm, hut; ton. He also served as Chaprhange there are Porne things NurRen-. will Ile provided for iii.qued an invitation to the lain and head of Sacred Stud. thft, no matter how you put ies; at TrInity-PawIft School in that change' not. both services. It together it iiublu to attend. •" t ,,i. , from the! Lake Change and decay in all around I see: .0 than who changeat not 11 11 .- . Richard Barnett will serve At the regular evening: say. master of York School. he was she came across one which she sure, Irmping throuph life's felt, and stated, that a part mysteries for an answer, thil at, guest Rpeaker for thii, vice at 7, a sintrimpfration is administrative assistant and dir- . i trustees also named Rev. John Beflt.nri Wood. present headmast. to make a new assault Ott lifC morning worship to be at 11 of Pennsylvania and currently school a man of long experA mother was shopping for itself . For these who are Un- it m a to for her little one h make their home in Lnngwood lence Before becoming head t 4 "I - • * Church h Reports ii not Earth joys grow dim, its glories pass away .. __ . *1 I . - ee t the principle rnuued r f the Ten Cointhe prayer and affirmation of the preat hymn we all sing. mandmenta, said: "A Swift to Its clo,.a bbs ]Ue. little i . in the vn' had What W( need vein's and was District Home t.Jhen, )1t had ; . I " " '' 11 i At South Seminole Junior High Sc'hon Miss hbd1e 1ti (I fl fl F 5. PMeflt 'rate. 'i • led ey DiMission Builder on the Florida changeless Christ and the un- bigh plums, nndl view again th( district for five years. sionury to fluiti, will he guest vinity School, New Haven, ehnnging Gospel. In spite of out rt Rev. and Mrs. Say who will speuker tit the meeting of the Conn.. Canon Hay has been con- ~ superficial differences, the of God and get our vlalues ILI`- be li, ving in Florida during their Na7urene Young People's So- corned for students throuowut' churc.hem of the Chr4tian Faith fixed oil them aguin. Charlton ciety of the Lake Alary Church his ministry. ~, i . * churches in Florida, including I * 1 tile Eustis church, for three MISSIOnCry Oese times is to present the most of all is u ret ..: . .1 . Shoppers Learn: Football Near M!'21'? v 3' CAt tIR' - • . the very foundation upon which the stars and hud to move the discipline Ktands. It is our firm belief that the The stars h . I ' . . are movements which threaten able to get an aduiunti izx on in I9 -th I .. - . . "I 4 sud certainly in religion, there ! : I ,. a .4•. '"-' Jnc'ent to thC TWU. Fli1d 'I'ech to open in the 0 a Announcement of his appoint. and sche du visltin Nazarene churches to education, Christian education 1. 1 ee for the diocese, in this nd ~ . —_ , tinn, he was cnittinually engaged i children. two boys and one girl. Cuban refugee student program, tbare seems- U be a crisis. In Fog, the city lights and thu im. ! It '% law, politics, morality, econom- pure nir which blindf editor of the diocesan magazine, MRS. EDNA KNIGHT recently celebrated first anniversary As a re-sident I" and husinwAs, criminology. struments and rorroded them I I producter of the weekly 30.mtnAdl of Florida Living Retiramen' which is sponsored by .kventh-Day ann befogged thi 1ihntornphi l'anui and i I ' Church now under con strucUon on IN Hems of land ,, for th(. ion we.-,, spent In Mexien City lncresed — CoPid _ the Lord he atateli: "Des' ain't uring time unit wOTk since ](1Th and i IRM where they were engaged in . nnthth tied down Lawd the Greenwich OhAtervat.or,v he- extensivelanguage studs. in evathin is Moving! Perhaps at no time in the )ii- came th official nnrTfl for a gentino v. here he assumed re REV. PAITL ISSAT f all building connation has our society been an mont. It had to be moved, structinn on th e f' II in ziddione . year furlough, have three Imetional. It every discipline ever, her . .. English Dept. 1 be hedmut 'xr1n1t' ii'iittii Shnol, i coeducational .. - Ita~- rnlored slides of their work. The first year of their miss tc heaven.'M%et quaittitined b3 irk) ()hservatory him-bPen 'mear- I sPace =I School I I , plarmt Earth 4o see how 4'God's ebillin b doing." Gabriel Makes servatary h wm er or r worship .4tintiny 1 at Sanford Church of the Nnznren anti at which time Re Sn will REV. UOBERT ) JFJkTh'S of the thmTwits th r In charge of the service. ii the Insklinui. under. Viral Methedial Church The Sa c art' no their first tiuit eurrents of life. TheI Mille In the play,"Great PaStUr"', j.,; furinugh since being assigned that constantly abiding it , to Argentina In 19(11 nnd will he God sends the angle Gabriel at o'. for God's it reconnoitering Mission U the part of a whole snrletv .. mpf1worml T"Oem of Smith Fknidft, C First t i ______ __________ - Canon Hay To Head Trinity Prep Missionary Slated O 111 2. Corner ou II — th CAU N Cana PENNEY'S AUTO CENTER IN SANFORD V4 jig 14 3*4 , ,-$I--, : , : 4! i - " I ç - -. - -1 - - - ;L �t - -- - . .-. -- -- -- . - - -'-'LULL Li JJiIJ 1"LU _ 1 JLs1*j1h*LIts*1*MIp.; 1 _• _~~' ______ I . - 1i i ~' 1 I I 1 AF ~ Jets Cut Hanoi-Red China Rail Line ..-, . Found In Swamp C] three vflhape ftve Pnrce Jets cut the nm'thwrst rail other cirfliftla. and line between The but, was mined 4 mfle I places Thursday, 11 chIni In northeast ol Saigon. 'I'he dead U.S: spokesman announced, but tndiidt'd Vietnamese cI,1'J inrntme th loss Inns and militiamen. pushed the tall of the air war were Tt' other iigaIr& North Vkt Nam past ported within an IB.rnik the 3O mark. t the The Air Farm announced that attacked a militia an F104 Suui'fighter and an AlE miles northwest of y7iI6eT were shot down by outpost Saigon and another outpost a grnvd fire during the 2'i1i to) g5l the number mile farther away. A VietnamThis brought I CR spokesman Raid 5VTfll lost planes reported over ml" of 'U.S. Itiarnen were killed and Niñli Viet Warn, wounded In the attacks. Both Pilots Air - Near An Iyt , . n OW' (AP)-The body a •'&d Hallandale In the 'hcst and shot In the headwas 'nund at the edge of an of two e radius !VPtt..flde5 capital. 1r #811rorb Sipt. 2, ltfl - proposed Resadstart swamp. glades muck, was fo found Wed. Imscthy night by a man training listed es Casualties on the midng __ his hIafltifl dop The both' was a side were reported from the exploded In Cong 111 _____ clad n a half slip and panties, t1S. ck. A spok es men th ird at ta 'vfll*gevottng office and under a both .inck said a company of \'trtnamest civilian bus today In an lr'Rrim herlfI Tom Wa1kT. *-I.1 L ••' and two of five terrorist attacks close of 1nwnrd County, e.stimated ____ tO the 'U.S. 25th Infantry Division Saigon. A. Vietnamese spokes. e nolv th had lain in its muddy nine Viet and C8J) Cflfl1 killed said 12 persons for 1nu or five days. tured 22 more 18 miles no. and ID wounded in the attack ° He ,aid Mrs. Cavanaugh was west of Saigon. the bus. last seen alive Saturday The rash al attacks. some U. S. B52 bombers struck at a in a ].aide County bar. etheadquar Cong troop concentration DONALD B. Smith, atclearly aimed at disrupting the and T sherW said be he understood area 35 miles ters tached to RVAH-7, has t. Sept. 11 national elections, over- sou her husband Is in Chicago. th east of Saigon. been promoted from phoshadowed th The area where the body was tographer 2/61 to petty e ground war, In air action over South Viet ' which continued in a lull. discovered by 25-year-old An. officer 1/cl. Warn339 Thursday, In the first military shakeUp new sorties,American pilots ftavo, of Hialeah, is about gelo destroying ti (ay Photo) since the dismissal of a corps 25 yards oft a rough road. The __________________________ Cong huts touched oft a revolt damaging 273 Viet can rood, a quarter-mile east of U. provinces last and other structures and 19 bun-, hi the northern S. Highway 27, ordinarily Is km-s and . spring, the South Vietnamesesaid. Soutrenches, a spokesman used only by hunters. th Vietnamese pil ots military junta fired Its navy Waker said there was no cvi I commander, Capt. Tran Van flew 197 sorties. dence of a struggle at the scene, T 'THE (TRCVTT 00 Mr OP Plum. However, the dismissal The U.S. military command 'T fl 'T'T which was roped off by Jl'fllCtL C1Rnot expected to have pouti. announced the termination of ("ITT, i was P0k ties. Officera said only the eor''rr, f:. Operation Amarillo by the 1st ovflna. cal repercussions. l CHACfl'', woman's head, arm and shoal. Tht. junta told the 'U.S. Corn- infantry Division. it began Aug. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS der were exposed. N otes north of LA)E ROWELL WATER AND mend It replaced Phan with his 3 in an area 213 High Low. Lt. .lo DeRmis said decom- Albany, clear ......84 5 Pr. 47,DflOth arrested carrier landing aboard the uss TtRCLA1IATIOX DISTRICT SEPTEMBER i, ii Saigon. chief of staff, Cmdr. OTlCE OP APrLTCA'r')O posith)fl set in quickly. Constellation w accomplished i Lt. Cd Admhijdnes r . Thom'TO PORN A Nguyen Van Mb, because Phan The division reported killing dog was Albuquerque. clear 79 55 .06 Bravo reported his Gloria Jean Smith. Mary as C. Kolstad and Ens. William B. Kienert, of Sam flRAi%*GE DI5'T'RICT bad failed to protect the ship- 102 enemy soldiers and capturdeer when it came Atlanta, clear ......87 66 ht herehs' riven to all ford-based RVAH-6, pictured cutting the tradiBaker, Joanne Paulk, Larry M. lug six while sustaining light PkIrpAnp tnte 'sit'j in the f.. he Bismarek, clear ... 81 46 ping channels to Saigon. the body. He said Meek, tional cake. Ariett M. Coberly, 1owln described lands In Pero. (Navy Photo) iti However. Informants said the 80 47 went to Andytown and We- Boise, clear Douglas W. Kick-liter, Jan mole Count-, Florida, to wit: i. Vietnamese navy had been Un. Boston, clear .......76 65 eg1nfl phoned th e Broward on the Southeast Brumley, Richard E. Miller, cnrw, sw*, Sci Buffalo, cloudy .... 711 67 the junta tier close watch department. Sanford: David Willis, James TcwnhIp fl South. Ran5-, Chicago clear ......91 69 recently because of reports that Thompson, Lake Mary: Alex- f( East, run North 1h6.1' along the East line Cincinnati, clear vy ships were being Illegally W%. SWi, ... 91 67 andrine Evans, Maitland: Mary SEi Section 20,of Township na 1 used to carry nonmilitary carCleveland, clear ... 85 64 South, Range 2t' East, to the Patricia Wight, Dallas, Tex. WASHINGTON (A!') Denver, cloudy .... 75 56 .42 Point of beginning. Prom said The from Massachusetts to Cailfor- In whipping around the caun110. Births tolnt of j i mi in a Mofti. The air war over North Viet nation gets a chance this fall to nIL Deg 87 70 Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Cober- Northerly hgItg, diroc-tjci along said try this fall, Humphrey figures Nam-* also was slowed by bed compare the stumping styles of As additional East line of the Wi,, sW, Detroit, clear .......89 65 ly, Sanford, a baby bay. am- his job will be to give the candi- Parents Charged Fairbanks, cloudy Township fi weather. Torrential rains limit64 45 PTh5iC1fl Hubert H. Hummunition against the RepubliDischarges SoUth, Range 50 East a all. . . ad U.S. pilots 70 missions Thure- Vice cans, the 'vice president has dates more publicity exposure HOMESTEAD (AP)-The par. Fort Worth, clear 90 75 .70 tkn('C Bri dges, Linda Gilof f 1 fl4' to the Northpiney and Sen. Robert F. ken- made television tapes '3W christ, Ralph S. Smi th, Brenda east earner W14, NWl,, 52 Helena, clear ......79 46 day, about with mdi. than they would get on their cots of a baby boy abandoned Honolulu, cloudy Sec-lion OwnshIp l South, nedy. r. Noakes, George Van Valken- Range SC,,ü East., .M M vidual congressmen, senators own, try to put a little zip In almost a week ago have been thence run F 4r' West a dieburg, Linnie Lee, Mary Durant, North $1I in the raids on the Red River Both the vice president and and hopefuls, for showing to the their mciii campaigns and give arrested and charged with child Indianapolis, clear 91 66 of €€fl.T to the SouthCelest.e S. Harvey, Jeannene tflee rail line to Red China, pilots the New York Democratic sena- voter'S, .lacksonvlfle, clear , 92 70 a little advice, west NEi, desertion, police said. 2, TwnhIp 1 South, Section Davis, John Hoffman, Annie H. Juneau, cloudy .....54 46 .33 flange reported destroying or damag- tar plan ambitious campaigning Officers said Mary McWhorter, Brownie Mae Lee, East, thence run North 0• S' 57" big four bridges and four f re ight for fell ow Democrats In this anTherese Kansas City, cloudy 88 75 East a di,tan, of I Sf5.03' to the Prather of Miami a d m I t t e d Los ? Sanford; along the main supply tumn's congressional election Angeles. clear 75 64 Peter M. Tyson, Betty Northwest corner SWI4, NEJ to Homestead patrolman Sam Section fl, Township 21 South, McPherson. Chuluata; Edwin w ; cl ar e 88 67 Show Ba te man and detective William Memp, cloudy Range 50 thence i-un The American pilots alan hit And they not only will crass 88 70 .01 Smart, DeBary; Zona M. Dyer, South S if,East, :0- East a dliI Dew that she was the child's Miami. tanee of '1?f7.50', thence run at all and supply depots and each other's trails but may also clear .......87 80 .01 'rltusvrne.. mother. North 0 35' 57" East a dii______________________________ osP 85 61 tanc'e of 1fl.54' to a point on facilities in the Bnno find themselves ___ standing side De said she told him the Milwaukee, clear and Haiphong area and in North by side on some bunting-draped Mpls.-SLP., ra in the North line of the XE . See. 87 68 1.14 father had helped deliver the New Orleans, clear 90 67 elan 20, TownshIp Si South, Viet Warn's southern Panhandle. SARASOTA (A!') Range 30 East. tbeno, i-us Dr. Carl It is expected that New Jerse bab', then put the child in a box. New York, cloudy They claimed damage to seven 87 70 North 5 17' tr East a dl.In I&&. Humphrey told news- Coppolino, charged with first- will try ta get custad of Cop. took him to the Howard Johnson Okla. City, cloudy II 11 t&flCe of 50&.' to a tolnt, laid 82 69 .01 all storage depots and said thr' men Thursday he had invited degree murder In the death of pohjo if he is freed on bond, motel and left him there. point ticing on the Southw.,t, destroyed or damaged 1'? '11 Omaha. cloudy .....81 65 .20 e'rniy right of way of State Read Kennedy to his home state of his first wife, Stood mute at his First testimonyin the sensa- Police identified the father 4 34, thence ruts South 45' 55' 52" 14 barges and four antiai Philadelphia, cloudy 88 62 tional case wi ll be given at the Johnny Geus, 10, Miami. rcraft Minnesota to help Democratic arraignment Thursday. His Eaat a distance of 5226.45' to a siteS Phoenix, cloudy 95 73 candida tes point on the aboi' stated i-igbt and that be is lance came after Iuw.vcrs ad- Sept. 12 hearing. Geus and the child's mother 1. in the most daring of the ter- going of way, thence continue along clear 85 66 going Into Kennedy's New York. vised him the indictment of a Bailey asked that the trial be were bound over to criminal Ptind, Me., clear said right of Way to a point an 78 56 held immediately instead of court. th e South line of the rorist attacks,Into a group of Viet Humphrey and Kennedy have Florida grand jury did not sup Nov. 7 as scheduled. He quesMiss Pruther was released WIILIAJI W. BORN Cong walked a village vot- been cast as likely rivals for the port the charge. Ptlnd. Ore., cloudy 80 58 NW Section 21, William W. Horn, 72, of East South, Range *0 Township 1 East, thence 74 52 Ing office at Tan Thoi. 30 miles Democratic presidential nomi- A plea of not guilty was entcr tinned whether Cuppuitno's COD- under $1,000 bond and Geus was Rapid City, cloudy Second Street, CbuluDta, - died run Wept along said South iliu• kurThwi. of Saigon. and asked Rir.hmnnd, clear 69 65 Ly ene aoutheast corner ccl by the court. nation LrJul reicasea in custo' 01 flIs moth. St. Louis. clear .....90 70 Wednesday in an Orlando boa- NWa for voting Information. They left Wi Section 21, Township 21 th recent public opinion The defense, led by Boston Wits being denied hini with the er on the recommendation of ex. pftal. South, Range to East, th eno. Neu, Salt Lk. City, cloudy 71 50 .01 polls Indicating Kennedy is lawyer F. Lee Bailey, disclosed Ne .leriwy indictment still Circuit Judge Lucien Proby. Born in Cologne, Germany, be continue West along the South line of SW, NW' San Diego, cloudy 76 67 21, more popular wi th Democrats its main strategy when it argued pending. moved here iron, New York TownshIp 21 South, Sect10 Range 50 San Fran., clear 73 55 Ballt'y said Cop;)u1Il1(l, jailed than Humphrey or President that the' prosecution sh o u ld five ycars ago. He had served East a distance of 450,50' to the Seattle, cloudy 74 55 Northeast corner .lohnson, Republican Richard required to show "1mw did the reasonitbit' haulWiis i ti CfltitIt'd to for a iew years as an Interpre- SW 14 SectIon 21, Township 21 lt. Tampa. cle ar ......88 76 .iucIge cit' defendant kill i:ill the' th•ceuse'd." M. Nixon has suggested Johnson ter for th e United Nations and South, Range *0 East, thence cide'd the prost'cut,on's Washington, cloudy 92 73 along the East line of cle•citit' to dump Hum- The indietnient said Copao ruent o1 the' cause of deathstatewas retired as manager of an South ywi Winnipeg, ivi, secti on 21. clear ... phrey in 19('uH tiiid choose Kenut.' IIIIO, by "pfufl,c.djjtt.d Office ccountAn firm. He was Township 21 South. Range (M-Missing) East. a distance of l5t'4.4' to0 dy al- his runninç mate for add- killed his wilt- by 'some means. a Lu theran, Florida iiu ref used the Southeast corner W14,, to extraweapons and manner ed insurance, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. NW, sw Section Public is invited to a Labor dite' Coppolino to New ,lty't' . 01. Town.the grand jury." Kennedy told newsmen Thurs- to IhIP 21 South, Range *0 East. Lena W. Horn, of Chuluota; A IuVW series of telephone day he will support Johnson and Circuit Judge Lynn Silvertooth I until after lus trial here. Bailey Day barbecue ut Sunland Esthence daughter, Mrs. Margaret nne of Wept along the South W14, NW J4, SW4 Seegranted a motion that the state I said 1w might go into federal tates ball pan:, starting at 11 n umbers will go Into use in Humphrey for re-election than 21. Township 23 South, Abrams, of Forest I.ong court sucking an order tar im- U.M. and continuing until 6 in produce a specific CBUSC of Range 20 East a dtet&ce of South Seminole County at one l6H. Beyond that. Kennedy dea island, N. Y., and three bt0 scj.' I mediate' trial utiies his request p.m., sponsored by the Sunland to the Northeast corner, th within five' days and that thers, Dagobert Horn, of Falls SE1,, 8E 24 Section thutc lifter midnight on Sept. said, he would not speculate 11 is met. Esta tes improvement Assu. 20, Townreasonable haul be considered at 14-Year about his political future. ship 23 South, Range 50 East, Church, Vs., Jacob Born, of Silve!rtnotIl also granted tie11 when the Winter Park Tole- about Thomas Parker, barbecue that time. North of Miami, and Dr. Karl Born, ofthe-nee iso.r to a point, distance said he didn't be- The state claims Carmela Cop. tense motions requiring the state chairman said there will be said point phone Company pluccs the grudge' Kennedy WASHINGTON (UPI) lila following, plinn died after being being the Northoa,,t corner of Santruce, Puerto R.lec given - to iwoduce' iti-, list of witnesses liarliecued ribs and chicken, The bodies of three airmen who Chic City of Siaithnd sewage "821" central office In opera- quipped he.' was just glad it Funeral arrangements are Ufl' Treatment drug which, according to proseand ez-isentjuj do:'uintmtt, for e.*4t.rved with coleslaw, baked died in an airplane crash 14 Plant Pite, thence lion, at Democrat who was so popular cutor Frank Schaub. der direction of Gramkow Fun-• West along the North line of buius and rolls. was once' ummauon. years ago have been found on ural Home, Sanford. Telcuphane compzrny officials and enth used, " raid Sewage Trtinet Plant un help in considered undetectable after The defense &ukud that I ituMiither-duughte,- and luther- a glacier in Iceland. site a distance of 45$.Ir to th e report that the additional office drawing big crowds." 1. "I! one Cists," be.' so oftbaIl games are planned Northwest corner of said Sewdeath. The wreckage of the SA16 ge Trestmt. code s necessary to provide for Humphrey expects to draw Coppolino, who has remarried, produced. Plant site. thence Boys Patronize with the females' game sched - Albatross and the body of one South along th e West line of growth in the southern area of some crowds this fUll, too. Ei4, E, SE also is under first-degree' muruled at 1 p.m. and th e males' at of the five men aboard were Beauty Section The county. TCwihip 21 South, Rang, 20, reportudl' is getting more than der indictment in New Jersey 30 Entry 8 p.m. in addition there will be found on a mountain at a The building addition to the East SAN a distance of 3520.0' to a FPLNCISCC) (AP) hundred invitations a day to the' death of at former MiddleBOiSE, Idlehic) (U1'l) ICifi.' games of horseshoes, tennis and height of 6.200 feet on May 20, 1 Present "818" central office and f ill speaking engagements, on the North right of way of the customers at a Point a ha's count right of way Wctcn, State Fair hat. volleyball all during the' day. 1952, four days after town neighbor, W I II i a in E. the complex switching equip. ieauty booth of the teen-age (Derbystilr. th e crash. 1 Road), theno. West grunted at young inliui pernuisFarber. fluent represent an Investment He and the President Members of the association The Air Force said Thursday I air hie have been boys, says slung said right of way a dl.working out a concerted coast- Judge Silvertootju scheduled a Sion to make a luøt flUflUt4' will be asked to ballot for their that three more bodies were of 12G7r Vo the point of Of some $480,000. imazed beauty operator Mary tance tocoust speaking schedule. beinnlng. Pius the So uth ISo' preliminary hearing Sept. 12 on change' in his pigeon entry. H Included in the new central e district directors. leap, th e East 111' of EEL, b.c.found by an Icelandic survey thn Imeetm'. Is equipment to provide The details of Johnson's plans Coppulino's motions for ball and i'v'pliihwd that the bird he ention 1.0. Twnhip 21 South, o "You wouldn't believe Tickets may be purchased at team on Aug. 20 and removed haven't been disclosed, Range to East, and the South to have the fugitive warrant t'tred in the' mule cumpetitiou, the park or in advance by call- by he said after conducti ng a free ISV' of EKiC 120 of EIj, b.c.U.S. helicopter the next "Tel-Tone" pushbutton culling But Humphrey's journeys will holding him tion U. Town.bjp Si Sou th, service. With this UUW New Jersey bud just luid an '-'gg and ing Parker or Mrs. B. B. Eberday. The fif lemonstratlon in which a 14. th man aboard the BttTVICC take -him Into some SB states, tIg. $0 East. aside. wouldn't get off the liest. ten Pushbuttons replace the rear-old boy had his hair dyed RaThe Jy. plane is still listed as description dial. Presspasses stoi-e ilue. an trea of 5005 acre. and lies In Sections 20 he buttons generates musand 21, Township 21 5oth. Range -1'l to Acal Rio de These tones are ta of East, Seminole County. P'lcei-. translated by special central ulkirist the Redeemer is the work 3cm. a pet1tIo has lice aqukpment back to numbers f Petal Landowkj. in this curb, "kinghasp filed that the for cumpletiun of calls. foregoing lands be frm.d iatt. a drainage district under ChapEquipment will also be in. ter $, FIorid sad lxi the building addition that the foregoingStatutes, land. be fectod by the formation of said to xrui'ide flat-rate, toll-free (YJ'JC liP PLTILIC MEAMI draip.ge district and be u P PMOpij CH*5G1 r.a. dialing between the Winter Park 5 HERDMEWIs JR TIlE WOkD.. purpose der.d lt&ble to t$aUoat for tka compaiw area and £ of paying the expensj NO OP PABT OR PARTS OP 1 'HE Southern beli'i ORZRG OIU)I*.Rcg OP of orgaatsaUou and making and Tt 1, J maintaini the improv.megt sn cars' or s*tPoau,, PSAlM. tt rn cbazu&ie effective Feb. 111. flece.si,j-y to effect 0*.,, the reelainatlo, th er.of; and you Nutlom Is hereby 5-lien that each of you are hereby noJames Stephen Bogg, Texas P tibtic Hearing will be held at and be Cuxutzilssluz* Room In the City Utled to sppej,j' on or before governor IliluI.85, was the stair's t the office 11L a.t3 to the City of Eanford, Sept. 22nd, 1066, first naive-born governor. 1urld. at 5:00 v'cloek P. M. on of the Undet-Sjgfl.d Cirk of the - wvre _____ _______ I1 ___ ___ Iv mines - soldiers I -• __ .... ________________________________ -. were man % '• p pro. companies of _________________ rrnIb InI'rss tS " ., Viet Cong S Sept.. 2, 19RR CernaulUTIg directors for the start program is to help make program disadvan ta ged child ren more here met hi preliminary planready for public school and give ning session with lc*] clans and pediatricians to de.- them a better chance to "start tm-mine physical needs for even with child ren who hsv* children who will he exiofled. had better pro-school experlon. Meeting with the local con- ces and associations. be suiting group was Mrs. San"year-ronyu style" and b*sed dra Holl oway, Headstart TITh' gram analyst from the Atlanta on a six-hour day. Klrehbnff said In addition to Office of the U. S. Office of the work mu the Headstart Economic Opporthnfty, the office of Seminole Klrchhoff, director of Community Action, Is working Seminole Community Action, on giithering statistical Infor, said the planning group had matfrmn and needs volunteer hoped to be ready to start on help. the program this mon th but "We have a big job to do in funds for ope ra tion of the limited time," he explained, gram in the coming year have Consulting directors on the not been appropriated by Conflead rt ra m Indude Dr. prog g'ress. Gemrg'e Stark-c, consulting mcd"We have had our applicalea] direct-or; Dr. J. C. Ring]ing tion in with th e A tlanta office and plan to be as ready as P05 consulting dental director, Mrs. Edna Scbonnnusker, nutritional sible when funds are available, consul ta n t, and Dr. Fred Like.. Kirchhoff said. of Orlando, consulting p53'. The local program is plan- ly, chologist, Tied for an Initial 200 five-year- old children. Aim of the Head- times The woman. originally from Chicago, was identified as Pa. :ricla Cavannugh, who police said was arrested Aug. S on a ciisnr'*orly conduct charge. Guerrillas 1. - stabbed six WnnUui four - Planned For 200 Children ID eight Pape 4 F rt _ p.. councllárs and Red ThrnoI m?nrb VeraTh Body _________________________________________________________________________ Sir 'flights of 'U.S. i _$Iie Woman ' s grave ' .1'. , ., , .,~,,_:, 1. .L1 :_ - .: :: ~ `;"':- ,~~';' ' .' - COTTON KNIT pro- . PINUP STAR In the United States and Europe before any of her pictures reached movie t he at ers, American actress Raquel Welch is about to receive heavy exposure before the moviegoing public with release of several films, She's HOW In Rome filming $ new one, "Shoot Loud, touder ..4 Don't Understand." A 'I ____ -- - - - J4 Legal Notice !II Weather Hospital Elsewhere /, I --- - --;-.-#r%-- . . I I I . II' !. Iif), HHH, I RFK To Mount Hustings 'Baby - Ii. ~ CHOOSE FROM FINEST FABRICS MULTI-WIDTH DRAPES In New Movie I Fi '( 14 I' . lil, i . i - . .., ... - Area .. iil . l _~ .. Deaths ,j .... - ... ... ... ( - Will Get New ww '".' . Series relephone ... w', xwa,a. • Discovered After Crash He can topsy report - - dost for authorities set missing. convcntjon rotary -- tue gal Notice - service Sanford cx- I, - 4 - I, -. - :.. -' - - I - - • - - •- - - - - - •- - erau Cbui-clu of tk. 4.i!1el4&thl ;I::, - LIurL ('u1y Cumoter. 1 tot-tb in said petition, he words "supply hou.e coin - dish not be urgieui.$.d a* a pubice to th... uSts". after tb hic * corpora tion of the Stat, of yid "t1.jui,,.'. AU parties Is lnt.r..t and (SEAL) LUseus shall hay, an opportun. Arthur fl. Heck with, Jr. it y to be beard at said Mearliag. Clerk of the Circuit Ct.urt, order of the City Commiss. Seminole co un ty. Fi14, ICm of the City of ..r y Marth* T. %'*blcat,, D. C B; La. this Stud of August, E-. Pop. Bae,ett Kc. &0V S. M&1tid Ave. L. Whekhe MsiItI.,at4, Florida As City Clerk of tb. Attorney for PeUtiater City of Sanford. Florida Publish: Aug. U. 11', 25, Sept, S. uIi11h Sept, 2, 10 wIfl i'. in -'- 11 mUit5,.fl,IIIt' e&t-, UiiCl,T (lu-eel IIIIJ it Oranikt.o iruluw-.,! VIEW of the Winter Park Teleplion Cumpziriy' trid office &1. Altnxont. Spring6 huw the completed 1,700 square foot building addition. The sp.ee is bging used for b -itch. ii,g equipment for telephone aubacribera (outaty W.M. "" cen- In the South Seminole I - ~___ , . , i B - - , 40 .. - • - ,, w-. f - - - - - •-- ' - -- - ----------- •-~,I- . 1 - -•--r , - , I . I I i , . --I:;_:__ -. ~ ! r.: -j ; GIRLS' SHIR 2.99 Value LADIES' KOOKIE HEELS Faililoiwbie 196 sling kookle heels,5iz,s5fo 10. ,---. - -. - - ' - - Iv : . .- - - - ~ - - Uses plain tap water. Has 17 steam vents, ' - . .. • . :."-' •- - -- ..-:"" -- --' I ,0"l . ,.. -- - . - f . I -,, , -', 4~t: - 1 1W a . ,00 '•-- IUN "-"i, 1% : -1 - , - ' to 100% cotton, or (içj4' 65"/. Dacron"poly. 2.99 Volvo aster, MEN'S RIPPLE SOLE OXFORDS Moc loo. grown and blgk, 196 $ii 7I. 12. 35'/. cottoci. Roll-up or long sleevis. Mint pritits, s plaids, solid colors In group. •1Y'I,'r,"!i ,f/ ) 4IlK f"' 5121531014 - -iL ' 't1;t I I a 1 -• . - - \ 4- )h. "' ' I I is S INOW L OUR 6th J. M. FIELDS __~ IN THE ORLANDO AREA PARKWOOD PLAZA PEN 3201 W. COLONIAL DL FORMERLY GSANDWAY -- '--' - .- 4 61aI(aI EMfrk t"% " '\ -• ' -. , . - •. . '." I io I % 11 •- \ •. . ' 6-TRANSISTOR 'OL RADIO :' " CeI Id,wsN.pIk.5 baud is wrest . guIv.tis vaI revI.t.i.djInaII.wdiscset,ku - --- % . ' Choose gold Ion* or sliver-tori, tin. iih. Complete with "idly" lighter NO. A tcucf, bu3 t ' - : . 167 ', t '___-c's, LIGNTER 4 1 -1 : C • RONSON WINDPROOF t14 96 $ ll a nd RapW a dion ar 2-position tray with rw,a. ,- . # TOASTMASTER BROILER " ~ A/ !_. .. -_ .,;":,. ~_ I :10" F . .--,.%, 1, . ,, 't -,- .: t i,# ; ," ,464 TIIAI h' -i 10/ r, -0Ui iw L ~'"17-_ I,I ,-N . 2$ _ "__'_'• .'---- ______1 / r - $3 & $4 FAMOUS BRAND awfully nice --'•' . . / k___I 10 SPRAY IRON ~ \\ t L 4/ button-down or regular collar styles. stripes, prints or solid colors. CotIon knits come in turtle neck style, solid colors 6.16 in group. styles, with many expensive tailoring details. 3 to 12 in group. ---'-- - 4. -._'-, --.-- of 1. "'Wass"INWWWAM - ~. f * •' Choose from pleated or belted L. i, .. %Z~.L "_,~, r "I- ' -. •._.- - ( ;111 .I 6. Cotton broadcloth shirts come In corduroy jumpers come is plaids, checks and novelty prints. In the recent burglary, the robbers got inure than $3,000 after they caused *2.000 damage to the store by blowing the dour ( the safe during a storm. Eu t I -- -#---------------- ~ Cotton I - I ' ' Comp. Vol. 1.7 ported. .. ~ .. .t 1. i - 97 . I. 1.99 _11~ -- !)DC j$ I I.L.! I 16 of t with end-to-end zipper. FOR... HOBBS, N.M. (AP) The rumble of thunder apparently helped safecrackers to disguise an explosion touched off in a Hobbs supermarket, police re- Sanford. THIS _"*%%__!__.:~4r__ 2.79 Heavyduty vi $ Thunder Helps day FuneraJ - . CORDUROY APERS girls," said Tony. "And one should make an effort to know his tel. low workers when possible." By Qt'vu- :,: . _____ urda7 . Grn,xw P'uuer fluzo.- Ciu&ju1, liia.iolurd. with 1ic. *Iari.ert tif Luen. SET '_J~ t_::.. r , .-*,.-.4y.'r'4.r,^;. . Stj,* I.t , -.'- - 1.98-2.98 GIRLS' SIZE 3 TO 12 any uaa. WlLIaa* W.-. riluerid pi.r%Pio.* lot' WUI$am W. horn, 'i: "1- Cteuluuta. why died W.6 tn be at 2 p. in. Sect- - r. "They're Circuit Court f Seiniatule beptember U, 1066, to oos1der ty Cuu. Uic change of wording of At'- by, d show ca-u... If there why said drainage distriet, ul• 'L section 1. (1), to add as set FuneratNot'jce - to extras. - -• Or L: ~~-. ~~ .~ _'. ..~_.~Jll_ _,~~ .... . . I .. ~ . ".. 11 .~ ~ -#. . . I. ,...-...;1 -.I ~. assorted transitional prints. Save todayl Sizes 8 to 16. becomes accustomed to being stared at when in a state of dishabille: "A girl's a girl. And men like to look at them." Between scenes the topless quintet repaired to a small dressing rorn where they gossiped a little hit, and slept, resting up for the night of dancing that would keep them working until 2 am. At lunch break Tony Curtis Invited the topless group to his dressing room for lunch, a courtesy nut usually extended a s ROCKER __ I - ." don't even see the audience." China allowed as how a girl ffice Janeiro's -- came Salon taxies ~ Hopsacking cotton skirts scenes - Change WAA0114 7_0 7i 2.PIECE were 1 Sun land Park Bodies I ~ tl L sport 2" contour belts and 2 back pocket:. Choose frorn The girls themselves appeared unconcerned. Crew member's, on the other hand, and several dozen extras fascinated by the presence of the topless ones and cared not one whit in which direction they faced. The girls involved were China Lee, Paula Angelus, Haji Lamme, Candy Ward am Ave. nia Bentley. All at one time or another had danced in topless joints in and around Hollywood. Between they draped towels over , themselves in what apparently was modesty. But when MacKendrick called, "action," they discarded the towels and the assemblage to animated attention. Were they self-conscious in their state of undress while those around them were losing their heads? "No," said Paula, a luscious blonde. "It's just a job. Like when I'm dancing in a club, I ... Barbeque Slated -,Woq again . . . HALF! ed shooting to chastise a topless cutie for facing the camera or turning profile to It.. . Sou,ffi Seminole p,,, 1,1,' 1I,sç '1.1. $AM SAVE were ... Specific Death Cause! - large sizes. HIPSTEI SKIRTS restaurants ... I prnr quantitlu. 3.99 CONTOUR PRINT Such attractions are commonplace in California and foreign movies. But this was the first time they were to be included in an American movie. They called upon to mill around in a complicated poolside party scene involving stars Tony Curtis, Claudia Cardinale and Sharon Tate— the latter performers fully clothed. For whatever reason, probably modesty, director Sandy ?dacXendiicic took great pains to insure the camera caught only the backs of the topless he haltgirls. Time and . State Told To medium and costumes. .. con Prints, jolids. 1imitd Scoop up on nrmfult Small, Now a topless waitress Is a dubious term. The girls were far from topless. In fact, they were splendidly topped. They simply wore no tops to their o , 466 Jacquard 'sei"qs. Sam. with linini. Popular Poor Boy knits foci. lure new baby doll sleeves. Choose from while, pink. light blue, berry and navy. waitresses." .. I, ri'ans, boucles, dobby and - Abandoned, . 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I Styles QUALITYtheonlytruemeaur, 9w-ca 95 Som.lt.msF.OJ, of value guaranteed ALWAYS DIWOUNTS that give you instant ca~h savira sumnind ruity IDAY OU& ttom Freezer tie — t lur. ALL ADVERTISED SPECIALS AT ALL J. M. FIELDS STORES - '.".' " T - • _ ith �. W ;.,~;41 A6 4_16. '4 'C ff tmdid GALS Hoard through thr grapevine that the now Longwood Chief of Police, B. 1). . DORIS WILLIAMS ocity I:dltor 1?UTH SWANSON has been as popular the past few woks as a dobu'unte or hride.olrct. A set je of "hen voyage" parties have been given In her hon with both qbr and her husba nd. Capt. Chandler W. Swanson. former eommandin officer Of Sanford Naval Air Station, lug honor guests at after-five parties. The Swansons have lived in Sanford for the past two YPUtS liliflIlil r yr and ______ . - MARGARET GANAS, the of - Iieial "red feath t-" gal of Sanford, reports th at th e 'United Fund Is about set to get under. way for *Jw annual drEverybody remember thIs - Best '66 Buys1 Gives TL*PS For Slit Ost,tnrh c'it.. 2, 196n I I . . :... . . •. :' BEAUTY ON A BUDGET I Have been asked an ninny or • H ?J. cantons, "What are von wearin thnt cmells an good?'' Many moons ago, I made the Y. discovery that nothing smells good unless the body is proper- OWfl VIP husband, TRACY. ly cleansed and 1 1)0 MEAN Brunette Donna had her dark DAILY. Perfumed denrdornnts tresses cropped for the Importc an detract from the fragrance ant day and was sporting a new SHERRY SPINEL'LI of the most costly perfumes. fashionable coiffure to eomple: st confided the Captain .has Don't trust those beauty har mont her sophisticated Iack p th ree more years before retire- th at guarantee to give you 24 -. - mont and when queried as to hours of protection. Hogwash! Italian knit ensemble. MC Boti. the tecatien of their retirement A non-perfumed anti-perspirant .me rthvls Introduced the Her. is the safest bet. aid scribe as temporary chairretreat, she replied wide-eyed Most loading companies hot- man of Seminole County Young I'l ,j and smiling, "It th ere any other tie both th oil In your favorite • Democrats: pre cinct commit. place but Central Florida?" fragrance. The bottle is small So a fond farewell to the and has the earmarks of being teew.- man on Seminole County Swansuns and "happy sailing!" expensive. It would he in th e Democratic execu tive commit_... to the fabric color palette. bath, but a drop behind the ear tee; member of Seminole Coun- trends in a field where manyThese also include rich, but not SPEAKING OF WORLD tm. and dn each wrist lasts all day •t.y Democratic Women's Club, are 'ftcn as close-mouthed sharp, neutrals, grays, blacks voters, 19-ynar.old Sherry Spin- long. There is no alcohol to and a member of the county someone with lockpainw. e i, They fear a competitor will I and whites. clii, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. evaporate and the delightful Democratic Association. flnmeiick Spinelli, 110 Lake aroma wi th you. But Other wives (and all of them knock off (steal or reproduce) rimi r'TT- A iii...i Minnie Drive, and a graduate ba th e first! Nothing can conceal lovely) seated at the head table their Ideas and sell them withf It. They were married In I of Seminole High School, do- stale perspiration, either In win- with Lhcir VIP husbands were in days or weeks at a cheaper Honolulu 26 years ago and have parted via Alitalia Airlines, tom or summer. Perspiration the Mines. Donald Bales, Tom price. Miss Anderson has enough Aug. 0, for Florence, Italy, clings to underarm hair and th e McDonald, Al Wilson, W. B. - Libby , • three uflUt .erh. confidence in her ability and where stir will continue her ed- odor is more difficult to remove (Bill) Reedy, Harlan Tuck, W. is it cum laude graduate of the ucation for seven months. In the firm's creative staff not than ismelly oils from the scalp. Vincent Roberts, also a VIP in University of Kentucky (this The attractive brunette is a her own capacity, Joe Davis, to worry about this. She studyear) whore she majored in .lunjor at Florida State Univer. ALTHOUGH SIMPLICITY in John Kac.ier, Robert Petree, ied interior design at the UniChild Development. Eighteen- sits' where she Is a music etin- fa shion reflects elegance and ,lofin Darby and L. C. (Jerry) versity of Washington, took an M.F.A. in textile design at year-old Pam was graduated cation major. The program sopht5ticatiofl, ALL men are Riley. from Seminole High Sciutmi tiü ahmoid, sponsored by F.S.U. still partial to the ruffled and Also dignataries at the head Art in Michigan, taught brief!)' year and is presently enrolled Arts and Sciences Department laced female who looks like a table were Sen. Mack Clove- the Cranbrook Academy of at Queens College. Marilyn is a will include studies in Renain- girl. For the gal who feels con- land. Fred Karl, Gene Stephen- at the University of Minnesota freshman in high school In Sance Art, Classical Civiliza- spicious in dainty apparel on son and Rev. Wight Kirtley, before rejoining a campus friend, Jack Loner Larsen, in Charleston, S. C. where she. tion, humanities, Religion, Dan- the street or office scene, buy who gave the invocation. their ic's Works, Philosophy and or make frilly fashions for the Mom alit] Dad will in, Among the other fashionable it fabric-design venture in New ITALIAN. home. at-home SCCflC, gals of the area accompanying York In 1953. Through the years her soft, A member of Holy Cross Her first month there will be Keep the aura of romanticism their husbands to the dinner pug-nosed appearance has misEpiscopal Church, Ruth has devoted exclusively to study of alive by dressing at home as (and my apologies to those not led many in the hard world of In all church the Italian language, which carefully as you would outside mentioned, but left my tnbeen most textiles. Win Andersmi knows activities. She graciously gave. Sherry has studied for one year. the hume. Give a ladylike look focals t home) were the Mmes. liar services to the Women's The regular trimester will be- to active fashion. When golfing Carl Schilke, Richard Gleason, her design and she knows proAuxiliary of Seminole Hospital gin in October. put ufi a culotte and leave those Ken McIntosh, W. Hugh Dun- duction. She is especially happy to see as a faithful "pink lady" and Sherry, a second genera- Bermuda shorts and slacks can, Ed Kirchhoff, Burnett that U. S. printers are getting found time to participate in the tion American Italian on her where they belong-on the men. I)eas, Lawrence Swofford, AltoClinic Mother Program at father's side, this is a child monte Springs, M. L. Rabomn more craftmanship. The result: Seminole High School. hood dream come true. Al- Was chatting with DORIS Jr., -John Fitzpatrick and Ann - elaborate and expensive screen printing finally is feasible for At Sanford Naval Air Station, though she is if music major, BURTON recently and she was Riley. the American mass market. she was chairman of the women she couldn't resist this oppor- all excited over Son, BUDDY, Also the Mmes. .lerri Kirk, This means finer design, more . volunteers for Navy Relict; tunity to study abroad Music being a member of the '66 class Rose Southward, Maria Perez, honorary chairman of American isn't 4fered In this Initial .ycar of Seminole Junior College. She .1. H. Lee Jr., Marian White, and better colors in printed 0b. lIed Cross. and advisor to Navy of the proam. pointed out this class will go Longwood. Robert Newell, Al- nics, she explains. Even now the housewife who Officers Wives Club Board of The ambitious traveler hopes down in Florida history as tamonte Springs, Ernest CowDirectors, to visit relatives in the Southern "pladk.owncrs" (to swipe an icy, Walter Gielow, John Bur- cannot afford $30- or S40.8-yard for material can begin to shop 1 Muth donned her work clothes Pmo"ince of calabria and plans old Navy term) or charter ton V and Vann Parker. and helped w-IUi both civic and to visit friends in Greece dur- alumni of the new ,lunior CalAlso the Mines. Paul Rowe, at the top in design to develop Navy charity drives and was Lug the holiday season. loge. Have you students and Roy G. Williams, Burt Galla her eye. "A woman may buy a i seen later in the evenings as a To all her old friends at Sam- parents thought about how im- gher. Ralph .Pezold, Jackie $3- or $4-8-yard fabric or even glamor gal a t the concerts and inch' High School, Sherry says portent you really are? Cuolu, C Howard McNulty, Bob less expensive material, but If I various halls. No nuttier what that when she is in Rome, she Parker, Ed Yarborough, Arthur she has the courage to look at the occasion, stir appeared on will remember to drop a coin in The Herald's DONNA ESTES Wheatiev Casselberry, Eugene more expensive fabrics she abhad field do)' Wednesday with Ellis, Casseiherry, John Y. sorbs good color and design." the scene as buhbiy aF at glass the fountain for them. "The genera] consumer still and we;!rifun i What marvelous opportunities leading Florida Democrats and Mercer, Ann Brisson and Goris a i.ltti frightened b - color." broad smile. This gal never are n'aiIui)Ie for our interested Dem.icratie nominee for gay-. don i"edenick. Win Anderson adds, "but that youth toda Back In the "dark emnor Robert King High, and shows signi; of fatigue. I A graduate of Mt. hlolyoke ages," don't recall any pro- his entourage during an official MEMO TO AIR. V. FROM is all right. A woman who inCollege, South hladley, Mass., grams of this nature being of- visit to Seminole and Orange PERN1CKE7Y PEN-PAL - sists on seeing the best in fabwhere she majored in French fered! Good luck, Sherry, and Counties. Hunir is bert- to stay! At the ric knows what is avai1atIe. 1)oniiii and SEN. BETH Robert King High dinner Wed- She sharpens her judgment and and pItU1I, tither fang tia tum, she we're expecting if rundown .1 ()HNSON h ad the distinction nestlaiy. has fuiiiwetl her sa ilor hu,han(I when you return. a s .me Davis Intmodue- sets standards which sIn' can iof 1)C11I the only IWO VOfl)CIt ed various candidates ( and meet in her own prict' bracket. ( apoIogie to tht (aputin) iiI! I Il ad if delightful chat recent- present at the Rotary Club tiacir wives in the upcoming over the taste-it, western and southern sea hoard ol the United ly with GENE AND OPAL luncheon, Orlando, given in election, hc added, "No oppoWool socks should be washed States and aisli ventured to mu- rENA, new operators of the old honor of High. sltion" When Joe introduced soon as possible after wearCapri Restaurant. Plan to visit The Sanford Civic Center Was Itey. and Mrs Wight Kirtley, mantic Rio. Brazil, R. Don't let them soak too The petite Navy wife has them and enjoy the finest in packed to capacity at the din- the Reverend firmly announced, :ig. been a definite asset to our food and beverages. They will nor Wednesday night for the "Mrs. Kirtley is not hero-I've community She radiated per- have facilities available for all Democratic nominee. Donna, got '.pposttion." sonuifty and charm with no sorts of parties, so consult them who seated at the heat! e.ueadby phony uffuctatioiis and she is and let them do your planning. table with W1I and all the digZLST ZUCCHINI DIP nitaries, the only woman going to If(- niis.-ed by all who DINS AND CALLOUSES MEMO TO BACHELOR to be recognized ahead of her I medium zucchini, peeled and knew her. Severe pain and soreness are diced ua.d by pressure of hard irns and crus ty callouses I tbsp. chopped onion _________ .7 a.inst soft and tender akin. C" cup tomato juice his problem often makes life tj suit iserable. Treat this condition ie modern way with "Zeet for 4 tsp dry basil tK414 I'— I.. ic Feet". Zest takes the sore6 ozs cream cheese, cubed ' isis out overnight and within " ' I •''c ,, 4 cup crisp, crumbled bacon _ I few days hard akin peels off. P !' ,, Combine all ingredients, cx,. our feet will feel like new Get bottle today on money-back '" ccpt Lheese and bacon Simmer . iarant.e at your druggist. A 20 minutes. Put Into blender roduet of McPhail • •••••J d add cubed cream cheese. . aboraties. Cover and process on high Un,-._] -: -, -.. I !4:. t,11 smooth. Remove from blend:r & , or and stir in crumbled bacon. DOWWTDWN SAWPOSD 'i : Chill and serve with potato chips. - 1,r-'.' .,- to ______ .-. a from and a - ____ 0 only LOOKO INN j "-'•!Ii o .-• Bear Lake MAR'AXN MILES Mrs. 'ernn Glca'es of GbocCa Morro ilsancho, has returned from a trip to Chicago and Kentucky Lake. She visited her son's fami2. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Gleaves, Jimmy. Carolyn. Patricia and Billy. While in Chicago, Mrs. Glea'es was on. tertained by Mrs. Harry LePan at a luncheon at the Chicago Athletic Club. Mrs. George .Jordon snd Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Shackt'lforcls also entertained with luncteons. The Shackelfords live in Olympia Fields, ill. Mrs. Gleaves enjoyed din' I at the Olympia Country Club with Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Bucher of Flossmore, lU Lea"ing Chicago, Mrs. Gicaves VISiled with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones, on Kentucky Lake. The Joneses had a weekend party of 14 guests. By * '1 1- ,• -"I Pri -. i • For • • • • _____ INDIA MADRAS SPORT S HI RTS! _____ . '. TOUCHTONS il _____ &.: -i -r ' ;4j '' kr ) Beauty Is Our Business 00 •' 17 i' 'I - I 11 j an "In" A Master Cosrn.tologisi. graduate of Woodys Hairstyling Institute Nila sp.ciatizu in darn- Orlando - .iflkS P61mi si & for these! of a 5be.- fabrics Ave. 323.0313 1 , -. al= - . . 11_____ _ _ CUT 'N CURL 1 CHARGE IT' in Sanford Pl aza SOW&W '. * - - . . I • , . "i ., .. WIN ALL DAY 9 'III. 5:30 SEPT. Sffi SEPT. 5th SALE -- ~ -- ---.-----.-- -------'_--_ _-.---- - -- ---.--- ---------- ---- Our Once A Year Price Killer, Money Saver, Value Plus Sale, Is Here. Don't Waste Your ri Time Wondering - . - If You Buy, You'll Save Money. I En -_- ------- ______ OUR POPULAR 9.0 WNW 04 _______ SAVE NOW Color Coordinated BLOUSE & SKIRT -- The FULL BOLTS POPULAR COLOR -. A I .1 I ;., *4. ,I I . ;& Ik r ., , , ~ "I .* .; ,.1. ~ BETTER LIGHT * * --''""I'~'I"" ' lightens 111199111111191111119111 WI • VALUES TO $1.91 YD. ~11 O "' . Z- . I - ~ 1.111 I I 1. 1...,#, t -,,~,.V,F-,~ -, ~ SOLD AS ARE "TUCKED" CREPES SAVE HALF AND DACRON & COTTONS HOMEWORK ,II L_t-, *,.*~,X 1:1. , " '11 , L ,, '. : ~!'- 150 11 I 1411' . Q REG. $2.69 YD. VALUES ' ' T - .y , ,f ' I i - . ' - . - - •. ALL COLORS ~. . \1 - is -, I - I 7-4 -i2r1Z . .. Si ,' 4. ' ... -. . • 1 '. SOLD BY PIECE OXFORDS p '5 i TO 4 YARD PIECES DENIMS & COTTONS I I" ~ . :,:. ,- . . ~ , j . TAG AN STUDY LAMPS. SOLD BY PIECE CANNOT BE CUT It means that it complies with the rigid 1/2 standards of the fetter Light Better Sight Bureau and Illuminating Engineering So'i'l y. To 78 YD. ot rA S DV SOLD Ru PIECE LENGTHS Good home study lighting prevents eyestrain and fatigue, aids concentra tion. Better homework means higher grades in school. Electricity is cheap . about two hours of 200-watt lighting for only a penny. In fact, it's now cheaper than ever. Today, the average price paid per kilowatt hour for Sunshine Service electricity in the home is actually 31% cheaper than just; 10 ycal's ago. St-art your child "Buck to ,uht,iA waltz a iaw, inodut-zi fflLl(ly itnup functionally designed for seeing without glare or strain. KNffS PRE UNED cn KNITS ~ ' 7 REMNANTS C 99ct .. le PIECE FULL BOLTS YARD 'U $ " 'it rV WOOLENS See the selection at these dealers now. -' DRA- CANNOT BE CUT SOLD - BY PIECE 11 IflAV FOR THIS DRIP.DRI PRINTS C 11 \ - MUSLIN - DAC. PERY PRINTS - SAIL CLOTH AND SUIT. INGS - GINGHAMS AND MANY MORE TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION ALL FOR ONE LOW PRICE. YD. I , 2j YARD Cut Your Sewing Cost By 80% J "C CORDUROY --------------- - •: . . - PRICE a j. - 1 __.____5 kfr'' If, i. i .- ..,..-..-- "(.\ 00 . ~ . ~~ ' :.-. r. I/12 ALL BUT OUR PLAINS WILL 04 U FOR YOUR SELECTION CONE MILL'S ¼. PRICE if YD. IRREGULARS ,._4.&~%-~V , 2 C Q 3 - -_ - Owner 2472 S. PARK TIL 322.052 N.wt Door To Food Fit, I '.., ~ ~ I / MATES"/ MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Stwdlo MarjorIe Sh.p.rd /' "MATCH Special Guidance In Young Adult Complexion Car.. of au, it'I hoi will or a't'.Itiet'd, since worn i'ii will 'iu boner hoyt' to seek thi lesp'ia te solid kin. Since there Is a relationship between the mother's healt h and 'he survival of her baby, the in-?idenve of infant death will urt,ha 'iv decline as maternal iai'alth improves. Iii eitli'n I'4' . The -4 __ HOMESPUN VALUES TO $2.99 YD. SEARSROEBUCI( & CO. The Advi sor A_ YDO .1*111 - B AAA, nat REMNANT Shop tie No. 3 Asal.a Park Center Orlando 251 East Michigan Ave. Orlando fo 9 P.M. Hwy 17&92 Near Maitland thd Hwy 520 At Well's_WaysidoCocoa _ WINTER PARK FLORIDA 989 Orlando Ave. (Hi-Way 1742 N.) Call 644-4941 For Appt. FLORIDA W. &i,tt Burns, rblgr. POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 115L1'INQ BUILD FLORIDA 207 Mh4I%OIlA Avii 3153 Hav.ndal. Blvd. Winter Haven lis Your Central Florida Fabric Stores SIW & SAVE "'Ll 1 i_._ - t. A _----- shovs, front left, Miss I )onnn Searles, I )eI .11 fl d, ni ii id of 11onor Miss Luci I ,ocho, I lel nnd, In'klesnuiiil ; 111 14,-A 1.-1h:, ron .Ie,ik his, sltor of the groom from Sanford, hrida'niaid : l i I •iitid,'i',i and het' mother, Mrs. ( tistave I ,undgrvn of I )eI .ta iii I. Located In . I * . - ow , % -,- - - J% to 'c I . t DAILY 1 ~ r Make-up Consultation No Obligation She Adves on all Problems of Love, Sickness ,nd Business HOURS I - ' I I.ila.s in "High Styles." Beauty Salon 31 B S. PALMETTO PH. 3220034 J Madam Margo madras. Very smai'+ with solid color slacks. Be here early & •- OPEN ALL DAY 'IlL 5:30 PINECRUT SHOPPING C114UR bufton-down collars. These are all first quality, reel, H I I Cl -w i milady's shoppe 10 Pstk JANICE WILLIAMS nting. Campus fin. NITA YOUNG aged hairs IaL.acking and for 'h. (I honest-to-goodness, guaranteed-to-bleed India cofton fabrics so "cool" O Trim, tapered, universi+y styling with short sleeves and .zo.rt - '''T. -ilefore prescribing contra Ccpti devices or the pill, the WOflHfl will receive a complete phyical exam, Including the Pap 'mear for the detection (if genital cancer. Thus early can cer, venereal diseases, and other health problems will be detected while they are still reniilv treatable. golf .ch A gradual. of Woody's 14.Irstyling lnstitu$. of Orlando, Winnie has b..n with Cut 'N Curl for 4 years. She is all 'round Master Co,instologist. CELEBRATING August birthduys at the Florida Retirement Residence, which is a community of lovely apartments, located off highway 436, Bear Lake, are the following folks. Seated from left to right- are Mrs. Edna Knight, Mrs. Roger Altman and Roger Altman, with Mrs. Reba Cragar stand. ing in back. Mrs. Altman made a beautiful yellow birthday cake, which the group enjoyed. There were 22 preaent for the dinner party. (Photo by Maryknn Miles) 14 If • $_ S WINNIE CULLUM "Familynning services pla are au integral part of the atlack on poverty . - and are an important facet of the total pi-0'im to prepare the impo'• erished for greater life fulfillment. ' Dr. Laurence E. Maze, of the St. Louis Department at Health told experts attending a rece'It family planning conference m th e nation's capital. Ac -~ordinp to Dr. Maze, poor people want to limit their tarnily size and eagerly accept tarnil' planning help when it is offered with understanding and respect. physician noted that "ithin one year of opening its first family planning tax suppi'arted clinic, close to 10,000 new natients will be coming for information and service. Dr. Maze explained that both maternal and child health will be improved by family planning in the following ways: -Mothers will come for their six.week post-delivery checkup, knowing that they will also receive birth control help at this time. The class in Jlhagavada-Gita By MAI{YAXN MILES under the direction of Roy Enjoying a weekend at OrEugene Davis, minister, will nand Beach at the Makai were meet at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mr-s. Al Krenzer and Mrs. Clyde McKenzie, 114 Dotheir four youngsters, Jeff, lores Drive, Do) Ray Manor, on Doug, JoAnne and Mar'Lu; Sunday Sept. 11, at 4 p.m. AnyMaj. and Mrs. Harry Williamone iiterested in attending may son sand their three youngsters, contact Mrs. McKenzie. Deal, Teri and Warren; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miles and Ali s. Don Heizer, president of phew, Roncie Joe Cossm, and the Altamonte Springs Civic Mrs. Miles' mother, Mrs. Nun Club, reminds members of the Pete'son The Wiiliamsons and new year took going to press Kr-enters are members of the and 'ihe would like to have all Whirl and Twirl Square Dane- changes of phone numbers in ers. There were 36 families at before Sept 2. the Maksi and the members of the club were able to earn Airs. Betty Overman was hosmany of theij budges, such as tess t a luncheon held at her dancing in the ocean, on the honi:, 1047 Crystal Bowl Drive, sand, on the grass and in the C*sscltwrry, alter a round of In pool. Saturday evening the it the Land 0' Lakes Coun group enjo)ed square dancing try .lub and a swim at Crys• In the beautiful banquet room tah ,ake. Thos' enjoying the with the p'ipUar Danny Rabin- swim urn-i tilt., luncheon of delison bei-ving as caller and in- I cious baked hunt, jello mold, st.ruttor iibli':o, iJfi dr-jolts and cookieb were Jean For prettier elbows, treat any Paris, new resident in the area, discoorin wi th lemon juice. Ela in e bike of Winter Park, Rub with a pumice stone gent- Frances McClure of CasselJy to erase rough SPOtS and up- berry, and t1tilia Bartos of I)ol ply is film of petroleum jelly. Ray Manor. tI 1. - Personals _____ . '- • . '• F - a • I 11 I Mrs. Eucene MacGeen and sans of Craig Drive have returned from a six weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Mildred izard, her mother-in-law, Mrs. Sally MacGem, and her sisterin-law Mrs. Wanda Athee, all in New York. Coming back to Bear Lake with Mrs. MacGeen qwere Mrs Sally MacGeen and By JULIA BARTOS Mrs. Athee for a visit. While Mr-s. Oliver W. Holmes, ways they were here, they visited e°" chairman of tb' with Lewis Tate, a patient at South Seminole Garden Club, Seminole Memorial Hospital, reminds friends and members who is now much impr'ed. of the rummage sale that will be n,-id Saturd-ty, Sept. 3, at the Super Valu Stare on Highway 436 Par' of the proceeth orest City from the sale will be used to beau.ify the South Seminole area. ;ORE FEET ______ S .. '- Personals - ',. •,-•..'-. Id'. 11 t, J- FREE . A ltamonte u I "LR.'1 . MED 'CAL NEWS I Personals active was j' , 1TSS DONNA l.FNflclEN of Delnnd, bride-elect of John M. Jenkins. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. ,lenkins, Si'. of Sanford, enterthimwd her bridal attendants sit a recent bridesi naiti luncheon at the Holiday House in Del 'and. The l)ritle-elt'C t presented her attendants with gift members of silver charm hi-a cejets, lito- - Tel. 538"8905 1. , ______ _____- - , ANNU Labor A'nn Bowl, ' 1. U I1ATII AIJDFTIVP Mix the Juice of two lemons -or ilmes-with two capfulg of baby oil and add It to bath water. You'll emerge babysmooth, cool and faintly ant. rounkd by the fresh aroma of cit rats. stays ti The Remnant ShoD new of THE SEW &SAVE Mrs Nancy Hentlerson, one of !he teachers at the St'huPI)I, and her family are n. etipyttig the t'lagenl,Imer house. are stuff TrOb nie 9 Mr. and Mrs Tom Magenhelmet snrt family have moved l'srk whira he trans. ferre'I to the ?'Inrhls Power Corpriratlrm from the (teorge F; Turner Plant here, fg like eatina peanum "Hi- -- Personals Enterprise ATI1EEN SNOT1T)Y I "Whatever a woman does, Newspaper Enterprise Assu. she shouldn't look at price rralh Pare S - Sept. 2, 1966 NEW YORK - (NEA) - The tag itrat. If she really likes a __________________________ shortest distance between two design and It proves too expenpoints may be a straight line, sive to bu' several yards, she At a quick glance the route to should buy a small piece to a successful career as a fab-. cover a pillow. This is an atmit designer may appear as cent. It is so important to have e ll-done in a room simple and direct. Just put to- something w to respond to." gather some colors and squigFar women planning to shop gly lines and one Is a designer. for fabrics, Miss Anderson Yet*, It was a long horseback , ride from a Montnnn ranch to points out that designs are dian out side Manhattan design versifying. There will he more Once you've savored the first memorable morsel studio and international rot- prints for draperies and ow' CjCfrit8d Baked Sargasso Sea Shrtp4 hoistery fabrics than before. ognititm for Win Anderson. 3POILZZ w'er stop tü you 've downed vow All of Fbi-sits will be very his. With There were, she admits, au those heavenly delights. Wh7j First, becse a chintz look. White grounds. few detours and bends in the biggest, sweetest, plurizrest Shrimp these road before she became the definitive drawings, more free. them with fragrant the market. Next. we deZuc Crab Meat, Shallots, minced president of Larsen Design ness eifld lightness are importStudios, Inc. One division of lint In prints coming up this Green Peppers and Pimentos exotically scasone4, and laced with fine Sherry. Then we bake these the firm Is named for her . the "It is a nice relief delicate darlings to the tawny epitome of flavor Winn (changed spelling for ). gal reasons) Anderson Fabrics, hold, brash, solid color designs the oven along with ..,a serve them right " had recentl y. stuffed Baked Potato, Green a Relish and Jo-eL Fabrics provide dcThere are two tolor trends, with your Bowl Vegetable, Hearts-of-Lettuce signs for ready-to-wear. Shenow draws upon trips to she "siints out, for those In the Bread with. favorite dressing loaf of Hot Creamery Butter-everything the whole Shooting India and Africa to interpret market for new fabrics this One is prints with more M atch for $3.7.5 at r native designs and colors fn-,year. white grounds, The other is the American home scene. swing to more masculine col. IIn an assured, quiet voice, such as steely blues, slate this respected artist willingly this gives free advice to women sand dennas. Lea th er, mahogUT buying new fabrics, in doing any, wood tones and tobaccos It WY. 1792, FERN PARK this Win Anderson reveals fit into the richness coming iny jCha Hi . - Designer oit it If *._ • ,.-,,,__'_•-•__'• ...... . ... ...-S..- - - .- -,.. - '. �a r ._uIT__-- - nftrb__rrzTh__Page 10 hr Sept. 2, 16 — -- - _it_.1r -irur -- IIL_J_- j**..'.ir- What Happened To Bauer's Boys? ___ 4) I' ______________________ i Goof ' Pirates ' Baltimore tal ls onny S S 11"...'.. II Drive AFL - - - For The Mone y_ This Wee kend Set his 22nd. sixth 011 ,letTy L mpe's double, is on the Chicago. left the Orioles 11 Horton slid a wild pitch _____ Tigers tmst Chtcag. an infield out fly the Baby Birds don't get off games ahead of the second- lifting for. York Reliever John fluzhnrdt was the by White Sox starter Joe place Tigers. The the ground. len. Yankees trimmed California 5-2 victim. Siebert continued his mastery in the only other game ached- Detroit had tied it S-.S In 11W Jim Northrup also — for Detroit and Tommie Age. ever Baltimore's young pitching uled. connected for the Sox. stars Thursday night., firing a Los Angeles nipped Pittsrapped a two-run Tom fi'ehitter as the Cleveland In burgh 4.3. New York shaded San homer for New York and the dians whipped the American Francisco 21, Chicago trampled Cocoa Slams Yankees added three unearflc(I Cincinnati 11.3, St.. Louis beat League leaders 4-1. followed with When Sonny Siebert Chance _______ the New g By Associated Press Ron Fairly's two-run single in the 10th inning started out as the Icing on Los Angeles' cake but it ended up as the skin of the Dodgers' teeth. ____ Local Naval A p For Opener Bailey ' ' I -. 4": -!__ - - I'll -11 1, , - ,.~ '' I ~ II 11 jOE STERLING College ~ Coach climbed up to within two games being too greatly concerned -%itb how many victories troits 7-5. 10-inning victory over ~ It he team for a week. will be achieved, of them. With a total enrollment of just over 200 students Sutton and Vera Law matched Sports High team through through the first nine innings, of candidates expected for the varsity football The young Dodger hurler gave will be limited, both in size and experience. NATIONAL LEAGUE students on Tuesnew The academy will greet its I.e. Pet. G.E. The Seminole Junior College up a leadntf walk to Matty Man with former students registering on the San Fran. I i 6 2nade an excelint choice of its and then retired 15 batters in a day, Sept. il Athletic Director in the form row J ~I, ; . 1 r 1 ... — 78 56 .582 Roberto Chicago .....71 66 .518 14 14 1 California ... 67 67 .500 163,- - baseball and basketball and In 10 innings and New York took - later received his Master's De- California 5-2. Up ". . '. . - School. While at .Apopka, St&l" derthg Fairly's hit. I ng nerved as the Athletic Di- Tim McCarver and Charlie I rector and the bead basketball I Smith each drove in two runs coach. and the Braves snapped a four- - . -., ____ 61 74 .452 23 60 78 TION AT TODAY'S SPEEDS. I 4t, (t TURNPIKE New York 5. California 2 Today's Games Philadelphia at New York, N Only games scheduled Today's Games does q THEY COST NO MORE! Ject which Sterliog w1II be out of a bases-loaded jam in the squad prospects are teacning in addition to golf WE'LL MEET ANY ADVERTISED PRICE IF THE TIRE ADVERTISED IS FIRST LINE 4.PLY! - and defensive units ready. _ _____ Friday Night The Oakland 8, Miami 7 Dolphins are still struggling to find the answers and are not R. C. Whitinire, vice president; scrimmage. which Palmer will never recovDory Hemphill, secretary, and At 8 the big boys, Seminole er. High's varsity will take the John Mercer as treasurer. The onetime charger, reFrom 6:30 through 9 at the field and show off their pigskin nowned for his miracle birdie ATTERIES RD. 17.92 323-1632 '• - -, :!!.- _!~ _~,,_, _:_ -t . '.. t ________ ___________ _____________ ____________ Sunday Afternoon - '7 — ____ ___________________ ' - .1' ____ - - . - - - -___ ____ looking despite their injuries," twid . I - . . ", , A. I m L - - ' ________ ot I - . ' -- - . - . -, - ___ , . '-' '--ii '3' - . . 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I . - I . after through a tlO-:ninutc scg'iiniiiagu It Thursday. lie said the (atrn's will eon tinue win- king twice a day with another gallie scz'iuml:mage slatt-d frii' S,'jtIJt'(laV ,t I''lqii'ji1i i'ielui, Graves lauded the ,'usririlig (if sophunan'es Larry Siiiit h and . r I r& -1 - ~ 4"s i~ " ~. ,I"Nqd~,,~ * X 1 - 4. I. '•• , ,. I _____ _____ I.; - w floors! / weights are ' 2 1 I It- 'Lu ha rk ta, re - burst initertouk weights. Compiufe in- ire wt strutions, tie -. L - 1988 .: Kyle S. McMillen, l o ft , is shown rocuMiiy a pritu of $50 ccish from Ate Vouidran, owner of Max's Shell tit Park Ava. and 25th Strout. S611'6 Amoricall4 game consists of passing out halves of bills for $1 $50 $5 $500, When the customer mmstchus halves, he can collect his cash priiu. [lure is one more wuk to go in the contest. (ADV.) Too small for an ad to be Ville, and Paul F:LIhIt-n* likd h -mu noticed or effective? 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In the opener, catcher Ken Pleslui got the winners one-lilt, a single In the filth, lie also scored the winning run. - STAMPS . and balance on our test alley. Comes with ifs own easyto-clean vinyl bag in black or Rghf blue. Get this in. credible value In time for the bowling season! Coltinil)t1s 8, Jacksonville Rochester 7, Buffalo 4 N 1,1 ,,'b, 1-0 and I)aytona Beach took the nightcap 2 1. 'l'he Islanders ___ still L.ielii rid schedule,'' I 0 -- --S -- -- j Fla. (AP)- for fiuial (gaining sessions Iii "Things art' improving,'' preparation for his Sept. 21 10. - - too ____ I . .. . I . . .. I ~_ =_ ' 1. 1 IN I :- GAINESVILE, S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE I . i1-11.._..__ Jill =_ ~-~ '.~',11- I. $ _________ -' I .......$.._ Orlando. Louis, 60; Jackson, Houston. (11 decisIons) — McRe PitchIng (II decisions) gait, Los Angeles 12-1. 923 Nally. Baltimore, 12-4, .750; San. San Fran• ford. California, 13-5, .72.2, ri i and Perry Strtkeouta—Richert. Washingdaco. 20-5, .8tKi. ton, 175; M Dow ell. 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Florida State League—but lath Rodgers, of La Jolla, Calif., who (bile's 7,037-yard par 73 course. ...._. victories went to the team that -. could muster only one hit. 1. ,'' in totlt games the losers were , # 0 able to come up with three hits. _ S "7 - — ______ wi t g _________________ ____________________________ — 39; "I don't think so," Arnie insists. "I was disappointed that I didn't win at San Francisco, and I still bugs me a little that I lost as I did, but I don't intend to let iation per, U.S. 01)ctl chanwiOn. %%-Ito a golf ball," lie said. "I'lli going rated at 147, and Doug Sanders, to play three more toUrnanldnts hitters Wednesday night in tile ______ -.. .. more. 101; Foy. Boston, and bus had line experience, abo Kansas City, Carlin n ______ Cuo* Dulled y Expusm iI. ' Qe 2 In FSL Swap One. Hitters , ',t: — . -- Ojai, Calif., at 150 along with l)lUS the Canada Cup and they Portland 3, Tacoma 2 Gay Ili-ewer, who is among the won't see me for a long tune. San Diego 4, Phoenix 3 top six money winners on Ic Thus Yancey, Nagle and oth- Hawaii 3, Seattle 2 U.S. circuit, era such as Mike Fetchick of Tulsa 3, Denver 1 "I'm so tired of playing golf I Glen Head, N.Y., who has 143, Vancouver 10, Spokane 9, 11 can't hit the greens anymore and 'Ferry Dill of Mule Shoe, innings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with a wedge," said Casper. Tex,, who has Ill. are able to IN'I'ERNATIOSAL LEAGUE "I'm really weary," said San- catch (lie big wheels. Winter Haven and Daytona 'I'orontu' 5, Syracuse 2 Beach swapped a pair of one- (let's, 'i'hie Field took off to(tit)' in the Toledo 1. Richmond I ______ ' -_. the Spot ______________ - St. st. If e r s I o G Shot behind. of America. ______________________ - _. - _________ - - - ,___,''-. . L - - - '-4.. - . L ______ _______ - ..___ •:'• - rotind Jitters? of golf including top Americans, stood on the fringe tit Palmer said he now plan3 a This tournament starts to. inc halfway rnai'k of the 2 00,000 Curling Champion- month's rest and practice to night at 9 and continues ship today and voiced almo.st unanimous fatigue. regain the proper frame of I through the first four weekends Those who seemingly were not tired included Bert. mind. At the end of that time, _________________ ______________________ - - ' -- ..i M.aiuredayExpsi* lead in the Philadelphia Classic. Is Palmer the victim of last- Yancey Leads afford to do any coasting _______ _______ - .. . ,,. High ft,otball fans, The Boost- ductions and explanations of field, Coon., nearly two weeks against the Chargers' explosive Saturday and Sunday, the first tralla, one shot t)ehirid. Bruce IJevlin of Australia, professional grand slam still his __________________________________ As the field narrowed to the attack. With the big prize at the squad at 2 p.m. and every hour who shot a solid 73-70 for 1-13, half thereafter. low 75 and ties for the' $35,000end of the season, a game WIth and i\Iinor Loop Results even more enilthatic. the NFL champ, both teams The tournament is handicap- first prize, (lie mystery was ' '' SSOClATEI) PRESS "I'm sick and tired of hitting What has happened to 11111 Casshould be sharp and ready for ped and open to all bowlers PACIFIC COAST LEAG UE ct'pt .hose belonging to the Pro- Owl W ! '! _________ _____ . Ffted and - San Diego 8, Buffalo 4 Yancey, 28, of Radnor, Pa,, who led at 1.11, and Kel he thinks he will be ready to1 Made •xclusiv.Iy for Penney's by famous Ebonite. Black Bills' tough defense let down In September. ___________________________ Dart s fashioned of hard ' live' rubber, comes in weights for make another strong bid at the against Jets last week and can't Squad times are scheduled Nagle, 47, of Australia, one for men and women. Personally fitted and drilled on-the- ____________ Huwlna. a center prospect, did punts." Alou, 1Cuah, Detroit, 84. Batting (32.5 at bats) "The timing between the Runs batted In—F. Robinson. n play last year but was rated Pittsburgh, .340; Alou, Atlanta. I Baltimore, 102; Powell, BuiLt- highly in pre-season sessions, linemen and backs is off but .330. looking for offensive and should improve from the daily He Runs.—Alou, Atlanta 97; A'- I more, 119. I Hits—F. Robinson, Baltimore, defensive chores in the middle. scrimmages which will lie held on, Atlanta. 93 Powed will probably be used for the ne.x-t two weehis," con. 157: Oliva, Mintlebuta. 156. Yast.rzemskl, Bus- in the defensive secondary and cludud Bolt. ta. 103; Clemente, Pittsburgh I Doubles The 1966 Foutbull ehedule ton, 33; B. Robinson, Baltimore, as a Jeserve backfield man. 'I 8. Mwl of the work in practice for the Croorns High Selic.ul HIta—Alou, Atlanta. 188: Rose, B Imere: sessions has been devoted to Panthers starts on Friday, "I CincInnati, 175. Boston: Campaneris. Char. offensive blocking, Foy. Gainesville (A); Sept. .'iu 128 lea and Hei'shberger. Kansas passing and timing. phia, 32: Pinson and Rose, cmWin. E.uinea (H); October Next week, the young squad cinnat,t, and Alou. Atlanta, 29. City, and Brinkinan, Washing- will Hungerl'ord (A); Oct. 14 work on Its defense and the 7 Trlplea—McCarver. St. Louis, ton. 8. — Pulutku; Oct. 21 — Gilbert; a l. kicking game as they prepare . Robinson. B 13; Allen. Philadelphia. 10. Oct. 29 with Lyman. Leesburg (H); Noopener their Aaron, Atlanta, Utnure, 43; Powell, Baltimore, fur Home runs definite veinber 4 Daytonu (H) and five The .iVs now have 36: Allen. Philadelphia.. and gumeb, four away and one at the finul i;uwe oil Nov. is — , — es — • .unl6pal stadium F r I d a y , prowess. Their coaches are finishes In the early 1960s. shot Sept. 9, a special treat Is In Buck Melts, Grey Boyles anti 77 00 the last round of the Instore for the area's Seminole Dick Williams. After the Intro- surance City Open at Wethers- underway at Jet Lanes tonight Al- at 9. Bronca can offer. ~4 -_ .i - _____________________ Major League Leaders ! Men's Kegler Play Underway Here Tonight ly Lemm'a "New Era" club at the men's doubles bowling Houston should win. Denver tournament at Jet Lanes, It is beat Houston twice last year but CXPO ted that a large group of this Is a new season and big Er- bowirs from the entire state of 11. I We spare no effort to bring you the finest in bowling equipment! And we even have an alley to let you test your cusfoniodrilled ball! - .. .. club tn official capacities are will end their session with a prove a p,;vchological blow from guar though both go into the opener with 1-3 exhibition records, Wal- $750 for the first two places In ___________________________________________________ . ALWAYS FIRST QUALI1V good xeeling of helping the lo- Also serving the booster's Seminoles will employ. They Some contend that this may Saturday Night Houston 1. Denver 14 ___________________ cal I nnish Here are the week's picks: (0 NO CARRYING CHARGES FRONT END RIEPAIRS WHEEL ALIGNMENT SaturdHy's Games OPEN LABOR DAY 10 AM. to 6 P.M, "Thocu- who write tell me not handle Miami. the expansion First Annual Men's Handicap- Cris Club Is sponsoring a play- what's to come, they will go in- ago and last week skied to a ped Bowling Tournament gets era 'jight to introduce the area to a scrimmage session, last-round 74 after tying for the team, with ease. t had to say, "Two of our greatteaching health as well as a cher in three of the first five to the JVs yesterday and gave et problems last ycat' were at in the physi- All-Star games 1933, 1935, and regular ter, and our punting game. new life e practice and cen 10 th 1937. education program. Rogers Walton and Bernard scrimniuge eslun. May, a full back on the baby Mitchell are looking impressive in drills at center; George Goradded squad lust year, will giveand he don, and Frederick Peterson depth in the backfield — the letters had a few lately are !1I per rent encouraging. Boosters Dr'i*ve Underwa tender like the Raiders. Oakland started to click against Denver last week - and should two weeks Ber;man. Angus Begley will be Yankees was the witining pit- and Bobby Powell wm added NATIONAL LEAGUE - — ready to handle a strong con- TIRES will be and the next ulied for getting the offensive better for C o a cli Ralph Bolt. health and coaching buketbaU: ninth, Prtiblenis which idati.rued th e Stumpf a Baby Seminoles. JunAssisting Sterling with the apparently are basketball duties will be Jay Lefty Gomez of the New York bra John Hawkins, John May, team last year instructor n;innc'nt, there will he hundreds (if 1(-t1er.R,- lie -,ald. "it I've had and I've a i;ul tournament Oleridd Moto) — Into ~ ness better, and I can devote (,no-qtrnkn advantacre nvor a pair of To-cans, Sandra Haynie ,If more time to golf. r wnn't play, Fnrt Worth ATId Mickov Wricrht of DnIlatit. 7 season to George Blanda, over the best the the winner's list. foi'niittiuns. no Wayne Albert, Vice President of the Sanford-Seminole .J("4 ., end. (I ' New Life Pumped Baby Sem l Bills Humble Chargers, 3-0." I), with SAFE AT 100 MPHI Cleveland 4. Baltimore I Detroit 7, Chicago 5, 10 in nings Philadelphia 3, Houston I will feature a multiple offense, contenders and were one of the streak came to an end as Don school drawing Kt'ssinger the T, Wini.' T, *md the stron3est high four hits for the Therecards in this urea . uniuul&uiced Cubs and Billy Williams drove Sterling announced that Sem- in four runs. Ernie Banks hornthc- mm. will see a lot of Irnile Junior College will have cred for the Cubs. razle-dazz1e plays. a complete schedule of inter- Rich Allen tripled in a run "Our offensive lint' will a'col1e1ate competition in buserage 200 pounds, and the backand scored himself in the sixth , baseball and gull. ll ketba field 175 pounds. We have some inning In the Phlllies' triumph i This is also the first injuries to backs and linemen, which bowling will be a part of over Houston. Winning pitcher With the addition of three but are hoping that we can the regular curriculum, a sub- Larr' Jackson gave up a homer boys om the Seminole varsity get the boys ready for the game to Dave Nicholson and worked gut III-11T 11OLLINGSWORT11, Ovft) President of the C1111) sold tile fit now since chargers through fundamentals; RALPH STUMPF office a headline his from a newspaper after the 1965 title game. It reads: 6-67 season is now in full Well i,s tilt,, profits front man- lor varsity gridiron Squads. course. Others give me advice." swing according to Seminole ning the concessions at the lo- Seminole's first contest of the - Arnie hasn't won a major Buffalo has a 3-1 exhibition record, losing only to the New Booster's Club President Bert cal 1otball games, will he di- SCflSOfl is away, at Titusville, rrr)cn the Masters of In tile past two years. he rected towards projects plan. and U;is player's night will af- NI; I. York Jets last week. Joe Collier, Th ese C S membership a r ti flC(l for the coming year, ford en excellent opportunity to )i;i (ufl (lilly four tournaments, successor to Lou Sahan, is anxOne of flicise planned addi- sev die well-known Seminoles Tit(- low spot in hi.i fabulous ious to get off on the right foot. which Pre sold for $1 each to The opening program has one the public are available to all tions would be for field lights at There is no admission career was reached in June when fit! blew a seven-stroke game each on Friday night. Sat- "boosters of Seminole High at the baseball field which charge to this activity. -ould not only cover the baseThe .IVs, under coaches Ralph h'ad over the last nine holes and urday night and Sunday after- School," According to Ilolling swor0i, ball schedule of gaines, but Stumpf and Owen .NIcCarron, lost by four shots In a playoff noon. New York, Boston and th is is one of the means made would provide time for addition- will present their charges at lull Casper for the NationKansas City have byes. available to the area residents al late evening football prac. 6:30 and explain what types Of at Open Championship at San The National Football League offense and defense the Baby Francisco. not open until next week- to actively parti cipate in the lice, past two werks sending big I I-yonr - old ______________________ the key. ' ...... at I ;irul try all the harder. The pres- these just happen to be the last piiynff round. sure lust htiilrls ur "I've playt'rl poorly the lnqt three weet md T hii to prwe day. I've had a had hnulder, Arnie',; tu"rmormances over the bursitis, and farmer UniI've let my bud- thr.t I deserve to he here," said the last couple of year.s have been a ness Interfere to an extent with "ersity of Nrth Carolina tar. keen (IicHPpoiotrnent, but the my golf. Miss Mann, a contc4t,Int by virtue of her third-place standallrgi;,rwi' of Arnie's Army ap- "r reorganiied my husion the money list, had little hreathin room. The held t - been hot and cold, as usual, DUNLOP TIRES ARE CERTIFWD Washington at California, N WHEEL BALANCING Boston at Kansas City. N borne game against the How- night New York at Minnesota, 2 405 W.FIST ST. u.rd High Wild Bulls of Ocaha Chicago at Pittsburgh Chic-ago Angeles at Cincinnati. N Baltimore Los 322-0651 Friday, Sept. 16, . at Cleveland. N Detroit St. Louis San Francisco at Coach Willie Holt spent the , I bombing Miami and Boston Ili A MINIMUM 4 PLY CONSTRUC- 11I : , ,~ Play Ing tnotwy winner .-qnirl recently tern So tho 13-feint-3 blonde froni Tn%%,qnyi, .%ftf., ,vont Out ThurmdRV in reviewing his motinting list of rounds," the millionaire pro and huit a torrid nur-under-par AR to take th e first-round tiroblems. " don't, I nat- from 1atrohe, Pa., adds. "When eu4ij in th e -hole f.ndi.'s' Wand nres of Golf. 'irally feel I have let them I was winning, I always had one q'xhauqted," she " juI ft.r her 1zzlin performnnee had round In a t - I that had her out. frnnt of five nther riv;tlq zoinit into today'.' - home. . Kansas City . 59 7 .434 25'z T hursd ay 's Results are st,epping up drills in pre- Philadelphia at New York, N Houston at. Atlanta, 2 twii paration for their opening The Sterlin g-couched Blue game loping streak. Jern., BuDarters performed In and cap chek hit a solo homer fur the I tured many state titles in bus- f Cards. Steve Carlton couldn't I the hold on to a four-run lead and past several years. His teams i was shelled in the sixth. 11! n I 'm If Sid has his way. the Clinrgera will come out in a vengeful mood. However, San Diego has C, Before You Buy! , Washington ... 62 76 .449 23' Boston -. __________________________ posted posted in . PLY Boston at Kansas City, N night New York at Minnesota, N Chicago at Pittsburgh, N Los Angeles at Cincinnati, N Baltimore at Chicago, N Detroit at Cleveland, 2 twiSan Francisco at St. Louis, N Sept. 16 Opener , and 'West for the put 15 years, Sterling Parker loading the bases. Pete has compfled an enviable Mikkelson then came in and coa ching ca reer at Apopka High walked Gill iam before surrey)- F Iii cph Jor ,t1 Crooms Steps . . :, . t gre. from Peabody College Lou Johnson started the Nashville, Tenn. Dodger 10th with an 'infield hit The first teaching assignment and then Law suff ered a fatal was scheduled at N. W. Florida lapse, walking Jim Barbieri. I , -.- ! I j5f When I Sid Gillman is said to have A- A "1 ______ 11) 10 innings St. Louis 7. Atlanta 4 Chicago 11, Cincinnati 3 _______________________________________________ versity where he lettered iii Detroit knocked off Chicago 7-5 _____ ... New York Lead ______ title. 11 ,.. — t. Louis .... 6I 66 .507 NO,%,. 10 — 8 p.m. an away game Atlanta ..... 68 69 .477 SterlIng attended Auburn Uui- Cleveland beat Baltimore 4-1. '. consecutive NationRI the ___________________ — Detroit ...... "i2 fil .541 Clemente, his 1,999th first home game; Nov. 4 —8p.m. Florida Central (A) entered three years of service. take Houston 3-L in continuing his education, in the American League, • I .. -. 7 -- lakes 'Fired older exhibitions but losing to Oakto '.t.'urrv, everything will he all riTht, Some exhort me to go get land and Kansas City. The John Hadi-Lance Alworth combo Is The Sales Campaign for the les collected from this drive, as residents to the varsity and itinjt. as they do out on the B. but as an individual performer career hit. The Dodgers scart-d and the final game on Houston .....61 73 .455 17 *5 wefl. in the fourth when Jim Lefebvre at Santa Fe, A complete basketball, baseball, track and swimNew York - . - 59 76 437 The new athletic director was tripled to left center, d ri ving in . ... 47 86 .3.53 30it ming program have also been planned for the students Chicago rn and raised In Covington. Jim Gilliam who had walked. Thursday's Results Ky. Following his graduation Other games saw Atlanta beat with an 11 game schedule for basketball, six in baserams slated for York 2. San Francisco 1 New from the local higb school, he St. Louis 74. Chicago club Cin- ball and the track and swimming Prog Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 3, the Marine Corps for clnnati 113 and Philadelphia March and April. 11 ,ii Pittsburgh — I , Law himself got the following day, Wednesday, Sept. 'L _ " i minutes. Check The Varsity football schedule for the Sanford .Naval Los Angeles . 75 57 .5611 2 first Pirate hit. a single in the 72 63 .533 12 8 p.m. Hawthorne (A) Oct. IS 72 64 .529 7 Minnesota Academy is Oct. 7 Philadel. Sterling brings an Impressive sixth. 19 — Oviedo p.m. Eustis AT's at Eustis: Oct. Cleveland ... 70 fii .514 14 aq the Cincinnati - - - 6 R 66 .507 10 record In his credentials, not Law later scored on a .single 7 only as an outstanding coach, by 1: ~ . - - 78 56 .582 the --- of Joe Sterling. A . r ~ I before ngs _ he nirl Thins will _____ th;t It;, ic Irving ton hard. '1 haven't givnn up on that,' -fir' k (Prily golfer on the Palmer says. f think It still i tour with hiq own private army, can he done." Carol Arnie's Army, one of the most Palmer is 3, just a year vnIfc'roiis arid aggressive fan than Hen Hogan was when he titibs in sVurts. Palmer knows won his first major title and it, and he tries his hardest Lad four years younger than when I I live i; fri their hero worship. Hogan won the Masters, British "Thur'v expect me to play and U.S. Opens in icm SPRINGFI F.I.[), OhO (AP) Carol Mann flnlPl'ined she well," the game's all time lead"1 don't think there ',; any pat- '' pinyin ton onL'h zo1 'Ind w,s tired. fight it out again for the Al. 11_'..~r To challenger Ganicemk. a _____ _L The big game of the opening weekend is IIuIfalo at San Diego, the two clubs expected to It 1 _. '-- onship, 'have acquired high- AMERICAN LEAGUE 'ii' L. Pet. G. 83 50 .624 — Baltimore '. .I is Major League up in a heroic pitchers' battle iricluding the 6tb, 7tb and Sth grades, the actual number ;- 'i l t 2-1 earlier in the day. The P1remained tied rates and spot and the Dodgers and enthusiasm attached to the competition rather than six games, coupled with Dc- Argos after working out wit.h Thorpe Bay, against Anlericha off night playing less than 40 top for the Giants _ . ____ In the old days the pro clubs would just be going to training can on Labor Day. Now they start in early July and keep . Defend Trophy scoring IlAile'.%' llowcll from -day. released Thur, He 1,0\ , , 1) 0 N (up]) — Reg Baltimore for 7-foot ,del Counts. stiaight starU; since July 2-5. I bond football coach, Cdr. Jesse Ham. For two seasons Counts had has won his last three decisions, Jones, a former halfback with White will pilot. Lady HelmsNaval Academy. i ataninthe unenviable jol,w of backinx however. and is only one victory Minnesota Vikings of the Na- mun when the British c Coach Harry indicated that the team will be totally short of his 1965 tota l. lions! Football League, was ran defends the lnternat.ionnl up player-conch Bill Russell, new to the sport and as such will be striving for the fun, Baltimore's fifth setback in playing in his first game for the Ca ta maran Trophy Sept.. 14 at who seemingly conside rs It an rst place in , the National League as the New york Mots beat San Francisco I -1 program. , - (A lent a hand by getting Mota to ground out. Canadian Football League loss anxiously looking forward to this year's there in the clouds." The Pirates thus passed up a Academy are Until Thursday nighL Siebert Ottawa Tuesday night, was had failed to finish eight to iterIIng opportunity to ta ke over program." These were the words of the Athletic. Director and Manny -, — runs Washington and said: "It's like was the best individual mark by Aml. Scored its %%inning run In ei Kht 11 "Although this is our first year with foothall as one f our varsity sports, we here at to fly out and Ran Perrannski . ok's. ____________________________________ But Siebert has been up-and- ___________________________________ The Boaon solo homers h' Joe LeBOSTON (UP!) down against the rest of the Jones Dropped wallen and Rey Bethel. ton Celtics, shoring up the ROT P) league since June 11, when he TORONTO The Miami Marlins downed spot. in quest of their fl ipped his no-hitter against Jones, whose 48 yards rushing the Leesburg Athletics 64. Mi- "' s Pre -he 10th inning and Willie his first start against the Ori I'll tf,Ai)f,1,f'IIfA (Al') — One No. I goal - that is. winning the as much, perhan uct 15 or 2 0 put tnZether and he j of ftc' but rf,(,flc for Arnold Masters, PGA, Rritish and U S. onrnaments yr, 1fl( I \voflt feel will 'nnie hark. _____ Celtics Land B Bailey Howell The Ast.ros got their last two May 8 4. II . 1 Fort Lauderdale. victory SSE HARRY .. Is Palmer Trying Too Hard ? NE\\! YORK (AP) National Football Leagin' still is playing exhibition _____ games but. the American ____ _____ Football League gets down to serious work this veek- ______________________________________________________________________________________ end with a three-game openin g, - season, _ -• fornia errors and a balk by yeliever Ramon Lopez. . THE ASSOCIATED PRESS boosted pitched rookie ace Jim Palmer Frank Robinson, who had Cocoa closed Its Florida State Rookie Fritz Peterson record to 11-9 but for his 15th vict ory - and fourth clipped Siebert for four homers League home season Thursday his pitching last-out relief help from In five meetings with the Oil In their last two meetings, drove night with a home run barrage needed after blanking in the Orioles' run with a third- that lifted the Astros to a 4-2 Dooley Womack oles. the Angels on four hits through 1-Ic has beaten Palmer — a 14- inning double and also singled, over eight iflfliflS. two lifting his league leading batting game winner himself Fort Lauderdale went ah ead times and also has topped mark to .320. Otherwise. Sic'bert 2-0 the top of the fifth on a rookie Eddie Watt and second- was in command, retiring 19 of two-run homer by Jim Lyttle. year man Wally Bunker since the last 21 men he fared. But Cocoa tied it in the bottom In Norm Cash hit his 26t.h homer of the inning on a two-run doublosing to Palmer last —' - nills. with tile help of four Call- Lauderdale, 4-2 The 29-year-old right-hander, Atlanta 7-4 and Philadelphia author of the only no-hitter in downed Houston 3.1 in National out- League games. the majors this day broke a 1-1 tie between the Dodgers and Pittsburg followed Pirates In the extra frame and when Fairlycenter, the with a single to ________________________ Dodgers headed Into the home — _____ half of the Inning with what appeared to be a comfortable 4-I lead. The appearance was deceiving, Phil Regan replaced Dodger starter Don Sutton on th e __________________________ mound and was rudely greeted ., by Donn Clendenon's single. 3111 flied out, but Bob ________________________________ dubbed one Into the seats, making the score 4-1 and Fairly's hit crucial. Regan finally got Jerry Lynch ! .. Tresh .A walk to Jim Gilliam with the bases loaded Thurs * Buffalo To Meet Rival Charg ers honwrN I- __ ------- -- ----- _ - -.----.-------- ---. - - . I I I - I '-I l il �- - - ____ ---• - --U-- . _ m 0takQ 9flwuwQ 49offinqA RVAH 3 Fl ebildren started to Bobby Barnur. Bobby Is iinnsr' meeting at the church isn't It wonderful? But Just because It was safe don't first going up to Alexandria, there. They were accompanied ]at It stop tbare. And just be- Va., to visit * his grandparerits, by the pastor, Rev. Leonard cause there in only five days Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith 'Me Woodrow of school each week, playlike and then an over to Oklahoma' Catron. the other two days are school I bet von that Mama Helen Davis' uNit as their guests last days also and continue making will be lost for awhile at home week the Johnny Saxtons of SAFETY without those boys. When you Eustis. Ira. Saxton is Mrs. Dit EVERY DA' DAY. * Congratulations to are used to having your Ch11 vis' sister. ' The American arou n d erbrtMd hvI(1f) Legion Auxiliary Unit (8 meets an and then i adorable daughter, Jean Marie, gone, It sort of gets you for Friday night at the Legion The first meeting who arrived Aug. 16. Want a while. I know, and I can sym- null. Mr. of the new season for the Lake to welcome Arnold and Mar- irnthbe with Helen. ' ' garet. Tindal, and family to and Mrs. Ken Kern Sr. had as monror Homemakers Club will Sept, 8 at the Community lAke Motircm. They have pur- their guL-sts, recantLy, Mr. and éba.ed a home here near their Mrs. Jason Jenkins, of Vir- Building. President Joanna fluA large group of Bois hopes that every member country stare. Also very glad ginia. ' - ... . - 1L h4 -- : - - - - ". 1 -r4 - :-. ' .. C I S:' : 11th D D R - .. - - '-: . r-t p RW1 - • the ROOM may lever? tiers's beit Some room air oomPleriers don't re. mo" at imich poll" from the airsstheyshou$d.Carrierunits tilt both indoor and air throuith a dkt trap "wt w moves dust dirt and polleit ftm - Air SANFORDe FM Telephone 322-0375 i AX 41, 51 I I b N " .. I 21 - injecting A time element in ad. socating a U.S. pullout from Viet Nam Do Gaulle Said peace liegotin. tions would have to depend on an Advance U.S. commitment to bring home American troops "ithtn a suitable and definite time limit." This proposal was branded here as unrealistic and tmaccoptable because Do Gaulle did not apply It to North Viet Nam. too. And since Do Gaulle said the tin-ic is not riPe now for such an outcome and because lie said France sees no prospect for suecess in offering to niedinto at the time, it was believed here that he had found that Hanoi Is h line. sticking De Gaulle made his Pirnom Penh speech. highlighting a three-day visit, after a 35• minute private talk with North Viet Nam's top diplomats at the Cambodian capital. No officia account of a-, meeting has yet reached Wa*Ington. The U.S. iVovernment, Thursday swalllo%;* s displeasure sit the anti-Anie -'ican tone of Dc Gaulle's remarks behind "no comments" at the White House and State Department. President Johnson and his foreign policy advisers had not yet read the text, it was explainc-d. After the text did become available — none was suppiled by the French government to U.S. officials — the Johnson administration decided again to shun public comment. However, a Strte Department spokesman noted that the U.S. government repeatedly has stated as put It — "we do not desfre to Tttaln u.s. troops In South Viet Nam after pence is assured." And U.S. officials said Hanoi had rebuffed many U.S. efforts for a m1procal withdrawal or scaling down in the fighting. Privately, it was assumed that Do Gaulle was making his trip to revive the French Image in the Southeast Asia area and to lay grounds for playing a peacemaking role at such time as a settlement might become 41 tl k c MUSTANG HARDTOP I ... • - - C • Li Ta S Po' ,er Washington doubted How:; that with France herself having withdrawn her physical resence from Southeast Asia more than a decade ago, Peking and Hanoi would pay much attention to French words now. And De Gaulle's language did not en. dear him to the U.S. governMent, either. Ill — t 0 FOR CASH 0 ii SOME ITEMS ITEMS 1/2 OFF! I It's Official Clearance time in Ford I Sectionds from I1 $169.00 CASH PRICE $125 pa Country! 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Business In, W. FIRST 21 Hour SANFORD' 'lii- hat Ambulance Service — 905 V. 13th St. are 322-9621 out Downtown Cueaners And Launderers U' s STAY Florida State Bank rulu STAY ALIVE! Seminole County Laundry Si W. Third DOWNTOWN SANFOR1) HARRYS " WHERE FRIENDS MEM, tie Uçs .. Georcje'sTavem " MEMBER F.D.I.C. c, The "Jur the owith linki this EAR & PACKAGE STORE 114 S. Park Sanford 3224U0 1011 anch Av __ 43J r - - - - SINCE 1943 • . Mortgage Insurance Our Specialty 312 E 1st. St. Clarence Powell I 1 POWELLS Auto V ; • INSURANCE MOSCOW (Al') — Tile Soviet lJnlou today rejected U.S. Pres. Ideat Johnson's bid for an agreement on arins control despite the Viet Nam war. Pravda, the Soviet Commu party rom V Narn Wag neededbefore the two countries could work toeflwr toward international accurds. I S ' ) r Convention Hall Soviets Reject Arms Pact • Readied During July Witnesses. SATURDAY A IS ' —''---' BETTY CASS ?it Law , Witnesses Pack Miami Beach Convention Hall was packed Sunday as over 20,000 delegates assembled or the final session of a five-day district convention of Jehovah's Witnesses. Gr::tSuiter member of the head watchtower Bible Tract Soclety of New York, delivered the principal addreim, speaking on the subject, "What Has God's Kingdom Been Doing Since 19147 Representatives from 39 states and nine foreign countries were present for the re llglous assembly with the nspection .- - el I Vehicle uion Tourists Here Quarter - -. PH. 322-8321 2513 PARK DR. 500 West First Street _____ — . This assessnwnt has been reached in Washington after a rending ci the full tet of the " 'A" e delivered in Cambodia Thurcdn stating his %105 on how to r to bring pence to Southeast Asia The French president was regarded here as having added nothing his previous policy Motor TALLAtlASMlP (AT') If uwrvi'r tfltr' WCittItI bf' tP (k* not comply by the ('flI of MUtOrILM wit h Fimidn thg or Jeq, nId Vnirn. if Gene Miller, the coinefl' Sell. C. W. 01111) youlig R Florida fins tried to pwo4 n (pilred to t:(,t iip rrintor vehicle 146R. chief qtntl0frinn. -tnid Thur.*ARy iiie trarie safety committee lie ,pni- wiptit or Public Safe- motor vplilvle hispeefloti ln%v lw;F)v( tion proilraffiq tinder n bill the hill. the Mrike astainttt five major ll(,ntlq lot prelindlig n hill whit'll to A M o r. V ii V I I mrline ciue(1 more people to I) ( •111 C Ill otter nild require nnnunl motor rhe 1, 1trAvel by car lnqt month And MOP fil.spectiolm rederal lifOnvily-t fiindq If It tionni Safety ((mfl(il flV flu' or Ilip limlipetlon --or prollahly $1 failed. may have contributed to "at The Interim legisintRe cOfli_____________________________ _________ • airline strike may have been nitttee will hold lienrings OH till' ri hundred morn P11ttIYtenitor th(' ll trotthI5 fail, lie mimber of 5.130 highway tniffic rftic *qthc than might hay. uced It Into (lie 1907 seqbeen expected." sion of the Legislature. 'I'AIA4AIIASREE (UPI) — 1)e. The Florldn fleveloprnenf cent ineree over the same deaths in July. The plan lins bern conceived spile (lie blow the 43-dny no-lCominfRition anid 2.54.490 per. period In 1965. rhe commi.Won The, July toll wAn 21 per cent, Atigii-4 traffic death rigurei. only roughly no for, sniti the tionni airline strike dealt to reglqterel at th state's snid he fiiire only represented above that of July IS. It also which will be aviilahhc, Sept. 2, a portion rif fmiri-0 travel since topped the previoui record for a may A.,4n -,hn%v the efrectq of the Pinellas Park lawmaker, but Florldns evorionly, more than InI nda welconle sIntion.q. n lot tit twiri.qtq don't stop at single month. 4,97). qet in De. i.4trike. which Inited from July 8 lie said it would be A "tough 254,(X)0 tourists spent their vaento Amt. i's, Miller said. comber 1945. This represented a 1!i.5 per liii' wekr,rnr' statirms. (ions in the state during July. One. - Ii. Souffian , Tough' liniclnlile for pulling U..& foreen out of South 'let nm without corresponding timetable for ending North Nam's drive South. And French President Charles de Gaulle hns nlipitently failed to get any sign from Hanoi that she would quit her southward . mom piIs WASHINGTON (An -- The filter, they scrub CISsI the * you breathe. Come In today vW ret full details. Ask 5IoMM . Ministers Plan Thanksg*lving '! aulle e RELIEF with a - - DG In eace ea To N. Viet Nam GET COOL Big Spender . • er secon Gerald K. Smith, ATI, has vice U P fic Cam sign Medal transferred t the Fleet Re ht battle stars, Chins with serve after 20 years of naval Service Medal, American Doservice. He began bin naval fenge Set-vice Medal, Navy Occareer an it oeftman recruit at cupational Medal and World Naval Training Center, San War 11 Victory Med 1 Diego, Calif., in 194-1. A native of Hot Springs, Ark., Since his graduation from Smith his wife the former Miss "boot camp". Smith has been Mn A. Keene of North many ships Hollywood. C,alif., against ant ome ci these nd 3anot, children, USS Lindenwald, IJSS Ben reside at 908 ' h 5 : (irele Homme Richard; Naval Air Station, Coco Solo, Canal Zone, an d Naval Air Station, Trini. CHICAGO (UPI) Police dyid, WPat Indies. Prior to reporting aboard Reconnaissance arrested Walter J. Mitan, 33, of Attack Squadron 8 he attend- Aurora, Ill., as he left an easted Aviation Electrician Tech- west toflwa.y plaza in his air nidan School at Memphis, Penn conditioned, telephone-equipped, During his naval career he 11t Cadillac He was charged earned the following decors- s'. ith e'iisiding a '5-eent toll h washers into the lions Five Good Conduct tossing brass . . awards, National Defense 5cr- utomatw toll hopper. - 'a' that Mike Tindal Is now home members of the Wesleyan can attend as there will be a lot of new business to discuss Ji' after undergoing emergency ji-4 and the program will be given surgery' at the local hospital I L the County Council Promvisited Mike while on Pink Lady ? h dent, Mrs H L Johnson and duty and also looked in on ... !I1 Mrs. Charles z orco. *iie3 Wiii Claude Hittoll who is still eongive a report of their recent fined there.. Also there Is Mrs. I o trip t Gainesville where they Annie McWhorter of Upsahi It t t e n d e d the Homemakers ill, Road. We wish her a speedy -%4 Our thought 11; *;hort Course. recovery. Still another Group urc r K ..(15 1 this 115 CO......'Mo st people Is Mrs. Marion (Limile) Lee of er accomplishing something. use Wilmns Corner. We also wish Delegates to the fifth nnnuul bar a get-well-quick recovery. convention of the Luther Len- It over und over again like a Then there is George El. rue, official youth auxiliary of girumnlihnne record, til it cracks, 4. _) ,1.' 'Ilott of Banana Lake Road -who the Lutheran Church In Amer- forgetting that the past is Just is Ill there too. Hope he Is out wa, held recently in MiIwnu- the stuff with which to make GERALD K SMITH soon ' * Mrs Claude Hawk- kec, Win, expressed strong de. more future ,. ins left 'Wednesday for Jack- sire to 1w an active part of sonvilleto see her niece who their churches. is seriousLr ill In a hospital 1,00,111 delegate wits lAliss Kilthem Claude and Renu and Sid ren Thornell, n member of Good TITUSVILLE (AP) — Gene "The party has not come 'have just returned from it va- Shepherd Lutheran Church. Sturchin, Democratic. nominee through like I thought it wouId," cation trip to Northwest FlaIn it Rix-point stutement, the for tne 11tb Congressional Dis.Sturchin said Wednesday in s'). rids.. Now Its back to the same A united service for Thanks trict says he w naive I4 delegates listed sugges. Old grind for Claude come Sun. tions for developmpnt of a giving Day was planned at the lieving the. party would come nouncing that he may be forced I dity .. The D. C. SPiveys more vitul youth ministry. em- first mepting of the 1.9unford through with funds for his cam- to withdraw from the race for Sr., and the Dot) Endenboughs phasing "we feel that it is Area Minist;eriul Assorintion. paign. hwk of funds. and family drove up to Atlanta, highly necessary for us ns an The joint service will titke . to visit the Spi- active, functioning . ,a., ant wee,, body of the Place at the First Presbyterian ye) 'a daughter, Mrs Violet church, to attend all meetings Church with guest speaker yet Cook. Berman and Lu- of the congregation for the to he named. cHic Spivey and son. Kenny, purpose of voicing our opinAt the meeting Thursday, the in a leave Friday to spend the Act ve participation weekend In Virginia with theil. tile part of all in 'fellowship panel discussion on tile L0rd'F son-in-law and daughter, Dot) gervicer would stimulate inter- Supper with individual views and Grace Dodge. Bob is fitu- est." given from representatives of tioned with the Novy and is the various denominations. The npwly-elevted executive back' in the Navy hospital for committee and new officers Rev. Thomas Makin, minister treatment of an injured leg. will study and consider recom- of Presbyterian Church of the Mrs. Gertrude LeGer is ncndations of the workshop Covenant, conducted the meet. VIaItInt her sister In Winter statement. Ing In the absence of the Garden. ' • ' Bernie Barbour dent, Rev. Vernon Fuller, and Terry Eclials left Saturday Spain ceded Florida to the tar of First Christian Churcb, 00. who in away on vacation. :for Warner, Okla., whom they United States on Oct. 20, 1112 ut er I Active T Ch h Sept. !::6 P:12!f! Ends 20 will enter Conners AgTicultural Methodist Church -of Paola fly ?AIM H. L JOHNSON I'-- Xyl 7Row nice and safely the College. And going m North- drove to Orlando one day last I ' Sailor ' �'I h - -. LL 11 1i_j.IUiJ1Ut -- '- .-.- •..-'- - •. ._.....- - -.• - •JU- .---.-&--.- 1L.. .-- ----a t_.-I- I , * I A Must For All Of Us U This is the time of year when we hear used for the cure and cause of this from the campaign drives-United dreaded disease and for the FREE care of all children striken. Fund and all the others. Now Melodee Skating Ring and Jet One drive especially should not be overlooked by us In Seminole County Lanes are planning special evenings and two business establishments are with all proceeds going to this drive. The rink plans the first Tuesday of going out of their way to make sure each month from 6 th 9 p.m. while Jet it is not ignored. The drive 'we are talking about is Lanes is planning two special nights ALSAC (Aiding Leukemia Stricken Sept. 80 and Oct. 1 and for that you can bowl three games for $1 with all Anierican Children), B.. E. McGlbbeny, membership chair- donations going to ALSAC. We of the Herald compliment these man for Seminole County tells us that all funds raised by ALSAC go direct- two firms and hope that many of you in pj ly to the St. Jude's Children's Hospital Sanford and Seminole County will turn - in Memphis, Twin. which was organiz- out for an evening's fun as well as sup.. ad for this purpose. These funds are porting a very worthy cause. - "?':;' jJLl L _____? _________ 4 _________ ______ ' & "a' _________ - . .( __________ P _______ "1"- ;// " r- _____ / ,. I) _______ "'P w _____ ' " * _____ "a' ' j' - t i-, Just One Question! 1' ' " " -"' -' "'6' " '"" '"r. ' " -• "' '" ' . 1 " - iV' ' .6 ' _.'.' .. .'' ' ' ' - ............ . . . ' i'"' ' - - ' ' -j ' " p 4'Aimighty God created the races from thte state for 25 years. We leave It to the anthropologists white, black, yellow, Malay and red" and obviously didn't Intend for them to and theologians, and maybe eventually mix, said Virginia Circuit Court Judge the U. S. Supreme Court, to argue about Leon M. BaxIle, ruling against an ap- the validity of the judge's opinion. Our peal from an Interracial married cou- only question is: What color is Malay? pie whom a lower court had bained - '' ''. • ' 'I, 1 '- '•' '' - ____ " -, £ ' '. - Hal Boyle Says • :.;-. _____ I _____ a__- NEW YORK CAP) - Blondes from Hastings, Nab., really year, so I lived on unemploydoesn't need protection from ment Insurance. It wasn't bad." re either dumb or nice. C Sandy Dennis Is the nice kind, anybody. As Sandy talks, she has a lit"I'm having a wonderful tie girl habit of shaking her in an evil world she has ewnup Alice In Wonderland time." said Sandy during a shoulder length, corn tassel hair quality. She makes a man wish luncheon break on the set of and closing her eyes. It's quite ,be were younger and that she "Up the Down Staircase," In endearing. iwas the girl who lived next which she plays an English "I like making films," she teacher in a tough New York said, "but I still miss the hours door, and habits of the theater beIf life were kinder, she's what high school. na fellow would wake up and find It Is her first starring film cause I am more used to them. "Ideally. I suppose that I'd A under his Christmas tree, right role. 01 mit to his brand new Flexible She entranced Broadway au rather do only plays - and d I e n c e s In "A Thousand make as much money as you Flyer sled. YE She has an air of sweet Un- Clowns" and •'Anv Wednes- can making movies. But that's impossible." °crushed Innocence that makes a day." bgjy wonder whether It would be It took Miss Dennis a decade She and her husband. musia more fun to lead her astray or to reach the $1,750-a-week clan Gerry Mulligan, live in a chivalrously protect her from bracket in show business, hut five-room apartment on the up. the fell designs of some other she has no bitter memories of per West Side here. She prefers a quiet home life, hopes to have her struggling years. ,rascal. lut alter 10 years and two •'I enjoyed It," she said prac- two children but says she Is In Broadway, the postal tically. .1 was out of :'.wxjrk nt, hurry for motherhood at this hIts clerk's green-eyed daughter sometimes for as long as' a stage of her career. _____ ____ .'• ' 0 j ./" I: • - - S )/ /1 -, Blondes Are Nice --'.• BRUCE SHANKS, BUFFALO EVENING NEWS, -. • i • , rouiticai '.4OSSI rrii I ne I Cl 1 1 T" • In just 2 weeks, shy Janet don't you ?" Or note his hands and ask: had won an admirer by use "Iou have such long fingers of the simple strategy nitand strong hands, I suppose yen .1 lined belo'a She ueu toe pin baseball, don't you'!" Ina magical formula that If ou don't get him launchquicker than sugar WillS ed upon animated conversation Ith "F," then turn to "L," flies. And vhen conrersittlon bogged down, she restorted vhich stands for "Literature" That in oh ca not just the to the "ll-E-L-P" formula Send for the hoollet below novels assigned In English for a more complete college COUTSCM, hut comic hooks, In'. eluding the famous Classics, formula Illustrate . ii- GFJORCIE w CRAI',, Girh, you dent need to 1,. Ph D., N I) CASE A-M7 .lanet ,1, aged an ant cint Ofl ic con nts o 16, Is the shy, friendless high such hooks for the main thing is to get the boy talking school girl Then licten with rapt attenSo I told her that all friendships niust he bought, though tion and nod understandingly, not with mone aq the Prodi- for this n'inkes him ieel Imgal Son so fnolishl tried to portant' FInall, ssing over , 'i'," do But ividly remember that meaning "Polities," and Inevery human being at birth is quire if he thinks teen.ag'ers I 0 branded vith this lifelong tat- should he allowed to vote at IS, SIflCC the are drafted at too across his chest "I WANT TO FEEL IM- that age for the Army Ask his opinions about war PORTANT" So Janet should smile a she or Russian Communism, etc. If starts to sit down beside a bos a boy can he coa.ed into talking freely, he will soon think in class and then add: "I hope this seat isn't already you are wonderful! So send for my college booktaken?" Thereafter she followed my let "Dear Home Pals" which advice and felt quite elated at lS the more complete formula her reception by the strange for being sin interesting conversationalist. Enclose a long boy. rned, return envelope, plus "But, Dr. Crane," she pro- 'I tested, "we got along famously 20 cents. (Ays write to Dr. for a few minutes. "Then I ran out of anything Crane in rare of this newa. Tiaper, enclosing a long to talk about. ampt4, addressed envelope "And a pause developed that soon became embarrassing. So and 20 cents to cover typing how can I prevent that from atid printing costs when you at the next class send for one of his book)et.) II-E-L.P FORMULA Just capitalize on your desperate desire to cry out, "Help, 'I S The Lighter Side I ' • . a flC' - ,,, - ,. cuti ""i' IiiuteIit, iS 'd - iuflfl Herald Area Correspondents • . . • . . • . - . - Ooitq DmfekA ,, ' - I -- - _____- • - - - - , - - : t' I.:' \ to - - of Incidentally, persons who wear larger ones must he removed ters form. In the foliarenus type contact lenses would feel no surgically. lid, Irritation from such Q-I am 56. 1 can see clearly when I look ahead but. have lost my aide vision, My optometrlst says this in due to agebig and there is no remedy. Vhat do you think? A-This lo'a is not due to ngelng. It. may be caused by an inflammation of the retina, optic atrophy or glaucoma. Retter have a thorough medical examination, Recurrences are the h1ister are flabby. Loss of common, 'especially it the cyst wall is not removed completely, Q.-.--What causes spasms of the esophagus? Is there a cure for them? A-An inflammatory disease f the esophagus would he the most likely cause. Examination with an esophagoscope would help to determine the type of disease. Nervous tension, which may cause spasms in various parts of the body, is also a pos- hair is not a recngnzed complication of this disease and th tirug you are taking would have the opposite effect To Much Math . . . By Ruth Millett - - ByPollyCramer country. Rut Stamps In News iloth '' tom u e - - a Moio OHio. Ironck Offic• 312 W. NRST ST. SANFORD PLAZA 1 ii - suIt, - Two Locations • es. Camera Angles Jacoby and Son furniture, - ---- k. or - LEE BROTHERS ••-'I maturity, - - - Flying Seminole Ranch --. mflet'-40 it usually it because we end to loose the oils and iimisnrc, use of cosmetIc oil. we Vhen we reach Imi nature no longer helps us 'tyreitte'' the oils 1111(1 moIsture he skin so sorely ticeds and 'osmetli' oil stilililieM this necmalutniultig in 'ss;ury element he moisture and beauty of the kin. Never :tshi with lint- water md soap. Use tilt! eosiiirtic oil iltet' den tising wit Ii t'm'ea lU atici aider your founilaliun for a 'ery special elfec.'t. Many afterIn women use the film of cosetIc oil us the basis of a 'natural'' makeup look. if you prefer a regular siinkeip. I suggest the ereanmy liq. itds. which nt_c soft anti lintrring. Match your sklti tune. Remember that sklii tone chmmnas one grows older, so do riot use the same shnde or make' ip yesu' alter year, If you arc of what you should lot sure L'hoosc In makeup accessories, 'isit a snloii and (mike a (1Cmonst t'a t Ion lesson. Also, there sire trained ensowl it snleswmuen ever ready an(I eager to help you. I know, I've I rlmiiw(l hundreds of them. When you arc young and heutiful you can try almost - FOOTBALL THIS FRiDAY VIKINGS VS. COWBOYS 10:00 P.M. CHANNEL 6 Plumbing H.s1ug & Air Conditioning . use cant _________________________________________________ - - -- - ______________________________________________________ a Travel may in, broadenIng for few tips which may save him Have a minimum of at least t he mind hut It can surely flat- some mommy: two fittings before accepting a t eli the billfold. -Learn to convert foreign stilt cc t or ci sq anything mid it or wear it l)espite the urging of the man currency in terms of tJ, S. dcl- ---Re specific about every dewit hi youthful braivndu-but not I n the White house to "See lars quickly to compare actual tail linings, btittons, seam now! Clever, wise cleetion is mnrrk'n P'lrst," millions more costs. ---If buying fabric, china, sil- widths--and be certain the tailwhat you miced. You want to %mericnns heatl for foreign shop before- or understands the Instructions. year. eatli Europe, for ver ihores I Iliplove on nature, remember? -Don't get carried away and bubbling Is the United States. You ,samnple, over in a Pianmi ' in Viieti yoti are ready to apply buy national costumes which your foundation, use a trick of I teak summer with students, can be aware of the actui say, which you probably won't wear mine: 7usI apply a fingertip of ' r'hoolteaehers and those who ings. Tim items may be avail, at home except to a very special t'ostiit't Ic nil on neck anti face. 'ouldn't wangle a full or winter ahi in your home town or nearparty, and be less ex,nentlon, est major city It will be quickly absorbed. amine all merchandise Although the duty free limit pensive than paying duty and Themi you are ready for applibefore buying. ft Is carefully eat inn of whatever foundatIon vas cut In $10() retail, there is shipping costs, Women, especially, like to buy embarrassing to show off a you u'vfer. Time till will give the I lIthe evidence to show a cutImi foreign buying l,y rusU,rntaltnred suits and dress purchase made in Prance to )ft('k tiint t e finish that Is an nttracWorld-traveler Myra Waldo friends only to have them distravelers. merk'nn I h-c. Always blend up and out this point to get your (OVCt a "Made in .Iapan" ttiak So if the s'ucntiotmr overseas using a sirukimig ,iwtIwi. stamp. Strive fur uimlerst atentent in s going to spend, here sire a money's worth: mnnkt'uip alter 'III: that really iiiade-up look is out of style. The Doctor Says: Today, wonien want to look natural. l you need a bit of color tar your t'lweks, misc cream rouge, Two Treatments For Entropion just it whisper, and blend nut. Q--Fnr the past tvo years I itility. The treatment voidr1 Apply your race powder wIth fly V.'. 1., HIIANSTAIPT, M.I). a fiesli puff or a pad nbsnrlwuit Newspaper EnterprIse Assn. have been troubled with rhala- depend on the cause. cotton. Use eyebrow peticil: am a woman, K3, and zions. Recently I had one re Q --What would cause a pergrey is 'ery good, A touch of I muve hmeen plagued for 'H) years moved from a 1(,wer lid hut anto bring up some of hi t'yeslinclow is a must, even if with cntropion, An operation to other is appearing in the sanie too(i after eating? The food is you wear eyeglasses. rorrect this condition gave corn- place. (nfl anything he tione not sour. Your lipstick mtiumst miintcli the 1 in tie relict for sIx years but prevent recurrences? A-An oiitpnnehing of the rouge. A drop or eostiietic oil i1mW the trouble is toming back, A-Chnlazions are cysts in under the lipstick gives rich What would you ailvise? the eyelid. They often occur in esophagus, esophageal spasni Or sn ii 'at lmess. A- Entropioti is a rolling in- rroJ)s. When they are small nrvons habit could cause this. t My dt,etor says I have And remember, you must have ward of the lower lid with ir- no treatment is needed, In the peinphigtis fohiareotis. Would it ii good magnifying mirror to rltntio,i of the eyeball by the early stage time appliratirni do mu 9vrfect job. Look into It-- lashes. Sometimes applying yellow oxide of mercury oint. entise me to lne most of my and often! rollodion to the lower lid will ment followed by hot compress- hair or could that he from the Monday: Powder Pointers, draw the lid hack in place. The es and gentle massage may prednisone I am taking? A-In pemphiwtis, large bUsonly other treatment i surgery, ('Ruse them t, disappear. The for a anfoth rrath A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! $$ de- uo es Quick Quiz Little Cautions Save - . ii '.'--- - KeynolI'e In Fall Shirts • . ' -'--'-'' A. on . - - ai'c t'd - in (zoI?tQn: JJt the to . 8A gather regularly for several U, nlvlN(; I)ESFOII SofliCtiflht!S lends hours or more. Photography Tilizi! F'ree films for ehools, camera to an unusunl occupation. forSiodmak, 1lax t-cllgiouis, civic and so. t'ltilis, friend my I'lease send your questions photograhave been commercial orgaiiuzatlons t'ial mt'rly a and comments to Wayn. G. iihicr and movie maker. In re- ii'itilmilile for a great niany Hrandstadt, M.D., in care of cent years, Alex's jOl) haM l)Wt!tl years. The I ilmiis are produced this paper. While Dr. Rrandto find unusual aniliences for for and sponsored by governstadt cannot answer indleidfree movies! ziwnt and state agencies, airual letters he will answer letAudiences, for Instance, likt hues, mediciti, insurance and tern of general Interest in the motorists on the East. coast bar associations; steel, oil and future roIumnL north-south route who use the gas industries; farmi* and food new travel link, the ferry cross- groups nut) major busluiess coming Delaware Hay between Cape imnies here and al,road. May, Nev .Iersey, and Lewes, Wish to Iromote travel Delaware. The trip takes 70 in general or to a specific area, minutes each way and there hiemulthi nii safety, borne buildisn't much in the way of ing, conservation of natural scenery to interest, the passenresources, sports and games, ed. gers. ions science, food, fauuhiomis ucut The proposal to install DEAR MRS. LIGHT: Our But they aren't necessarily co predicament. Because Kathy end. an physical fitness mituti "Seagoing Cinema" on the ferry To a boy who has his sights had had trigonometry in high less variety of subjects in which daughter will be a junior In with free movies of general on a career in physics, chem- school, her freshman faculty school this fall. She's terest was accepted. It would their products or their services hgh istry, engineering, or electron- adviser sehedu'ed her for a are involved, signed up for third-year accel. for provide 1ileasunt diversion ics, a head start on college math math course designed (accordproduced messages are Their undercrated math, which, we the "captive audience" amid o(fers obvious advantages. To ing to the textbook) for future could prove beneficial or eiiu- on 16mm sound films, practical- stand, Includes plane and 8olid a girl who plans to major in scientists ana engineers. She cationul since many of the fUnis ly all in beautiful color and geometry in the first. semester English, history, or foreign lan- plans to be a primary teacher. aliowed places of interest at1oug running from 15 to 30 mInutes and analytical geonietry and guages, too much high school The last I heard, Kathy and her parents were tearing their hair the route the travelers were In length. They are sent on re- trigonometry the second se- math may bring problems. postage paid. 'rho groui Is re- mester. out to get the dean to permit north or south. requirebound In meeting the math quired to supply the sound proher to fill the math requireAlex's outfit, Modern Talking She's an honor student but inert of the freshman and sophjector and the operator and then Pictures service, lnstal!cd a not particularly Intcrczted in umore core curriculum, *he' flhiLv ment with a simpler, more apA psychiatrist says that a a better frame of mind for the pleases is so good for the bus. rear-screen cinema unit, which return the thins. mathematics. As of now she fnd courses below calculus propriate course. band, maybe his wife ought to shows one hour of films each husband's addiction for week- week ahead? Films are selected from a plans to major in English in col- closed to her. I suggest you So, If your daughter is no end sports may make htiii CR5suminet'. listing more mrltmted ciutalogue If the wife stays home doing figure out bow to spend her crossing during the lege with a view toward a examine several college cata- Enstein-ant can persuade the icr to live with the rest of 11(1 tItan :150 titles under such headis different mmmiii Each show logues and note the courses guidance counselor that her usual amount of work and, weekends just. as enjoyably. Leaching career, week. It soundi- r(-Itsonuhle that her sititie titi'. imigs as: Travel & Sports, Amer. the film is repcuted Recemitly a college friend marked, "Not upenl to students schedule shout.1 be changedOf course, that would Involve a husband who spends his Sat- in addition, doing the yurd work Challengi's, about av&'i'ugc & j' i'roblums 'l'he audiences warned her not. to take too with three (or four) years of iive her your blessings. It may urdyb and Sundays on a golf und other heavy jub her bus- getting someone in to do the 50 people per trip. Your lionie & Garden, A Worn- much math in high school or high school mathematit's." The save you both SumS future "Skypurt an's World, Science & Techcourse might be in a happier band hasn't time for (or, worse housework and keep an eye on Fairly new also rough competition in college calculus Li eadaches. frame of mind when the week- yet, just fretting and fuming the kids. But the man who can Clnenias" in half a dozen lunge nology, General interest., Busi- she'd be stuck with a math course In college, Now clnses can be rough for freshend is over than a husband who because he isn't home doing afford to spend his weekends airports In the country. Little IIVSS & Finance, Technical & Fleas. send your school she wants to drop math and man coeds who aren't mathespends his days away from the them), what kind of mood !s at his favorite sport ought to theatres have been' installed III Product Information, Fonda and rrobLemns to Susan Light In take sociology instead. Ii this mutually inclined. And, math office pushing a lawni mower, she going to be in during the be able to afford a little week- waiting rooms so that people Modern Farming. wise?-DEBHIE'S PARENTS. on this level may be of little care of this paper. Whil, she end help for his wife, cleaiijnig out a garage, or help- conning weok? waiting around betweemi 1)1u1hIt' IIesIde its New York headANSWER: I'erhups. At first use to them in their future ca- cunno an,ver. each letter If home life benefits fruiti have something to look at beHer husband is going to be the ing his wife ride herd quarters, Modern Talking Pie- blush, advanced courses in high reers. personally; 1eri of general live with-54y5 the having a relaxed and happy sides the clock, which is along- Lure Service maintains libraries easy to children. A young friend of mine re- interest wiLl be answered in school appear to be the answer So fur-so good. But what psychiatrist. But is he going man around the place, it ought side the screen. 26 major eitIv to a bright student's prayer. cently found herself In this - this column. of its films in ubout the wife who is a week- to be Mrs. Sunny Disposition? to benefit doubly by having a The unique service for "tap- and in Anchorage, Alaska; Chances are she won't unless relaxed and happy woman, too. tive audiences" has also been end widow while her husband hawaii; 'roronto, Think about it, you golf atid applied to foiii' jury rooms in Iloniolulu, is happily taking his aggres- her husband married an angel. and in London, By pro. Cstnuda sions out on a golf ball and So what's the answer? Well, fishing widows, It might be the various sections of the country. vmtilmmg time free sponsircd films, iticideutally getting himself in if a weekend of doing what he answer to your problem. Waiting to be called for jury "1ovie Night." has become a set-vice can be horsnmg but view- regular special event for countiIy Rob (ochniar A word about colLars. The Old.timurs will recall that ing movies imiakes tIme wnitjmm li'ss orguimlzationa attil groups flashy '20s stripes Until during the NE\%' YORK (NEA) tutton-duiins will probably regame easier to take. with limimited builgets. Wimt'm were very popular. During thu time shirt, noble gar' recently nuitti the country's largest-sellSpet!Iu I ized audicimet's huve peakum' can be obtaumn'd, a is, has never scotl)epressiun they were too happy It muemit that out mounds also been found in cmii i,lu'ee short mmwvk' program now ing collar style, but more and the fushiont sullen the nuec'timig or provides a film- cii high marks mi restaurant louiigcs of big itiore men are realizing that thu department. It was just some- they're beck. miumsimig touch. st(.rcs, in Ishinig 1,arLnlenL child, Avoid the pueed so-called tabless tab and wideIn the long run this will help correct the I'ully's Problem Wide and variable Uuing to wear behind a tie end Anti a finishing touch to homes and senior citizen deveicolored grounds au-e spread collars are a lot wore on striping look, the tone of voice or jacket. under a DEAR POLLY-My sewing the boy for otherwise the "vic. dirty opments int'l in 1200 restirt. Alex Slodmuk $ search for waydressier amid perfectly coinpieparticularly Interesting, tine Ott the campus, that wasteDOX is always such a mesa. tim" will have to punish him. words that. will make him think hotels, A putetIui audience out audiences might he the upof 'L'roy 1 even of- macmit a dark, vested utt, What is the bet way to or- Jf j win a Polly Dollar it will you dislike him. Explain lion exists whem'ever abotit 50 adults coining nn'uwd miwomi missihesi 11111(1 of sartorial Imagination, maker (Lion Madlsont Avenue amid the cummishirts wore O.K. us lung us fers multicolored stripings in gaIiiiC it bO it. will not get be used to treat GOOD little estly why certaimi things upset pus have bug inductriiiates.I with varied widths. cloth were oxford they you utid tell him firmly that bu meshed up? I do hoie kids.-A FRIEND geumerutiouts vi i,iipre'ssiomtabla shirt .%iiti the oxford bug-pointed, buttomt'down colhelp inc with DEAR POLLY-Good heav- you don't want him to do it onwoiie culLegleums to believing that the lars, locker hoops amid box fiumahly has a number of hamnielms, I hope Hilary and her again and feel sure that. lit this problemn.-JANE some rivals. Itasketwuaves, be- buttom-duwfl collar is the mark pleats. and Jane neighbors do not bot'h things will not. Drop the subject, unDEAlt GIRLS Elsewhere, white shirts were tiques, cotton herringbones and of the sophisticated, with-it butt'd trees, plants amid shrubs AP Newsicutures -One sewing box "organize?' up for that five-year-old. This NE'ER let him hear you men iUtiv. LntIividulist, safe amid could be worn city- unusual broadc%vth are just a young to the program. By 14Y1) KIIONISII was in the same mail as June's sounds like another case of less It happens again, un It iS InterestIng to niute that. where, thus avoitlinig .IIIde t'umim- few among the many diffurnt however, take exceptivu and are request. What else CUll YOU more concern for smudgy fing- tion it to anyone else, 'I' hi £ Jefferson Memmioriul, the stump was designed by imients (rout the wit ito-shirt- patterns and weaves available. willing to e%peiittiUflt. 3-Jim between these mischiev ermarks and spilled flower puts suggest ?-POLLY Must mcii, especialLy travelfrumed by a iiuugh of Wusiiiiig 'L'Pie Mod iufluent'ti will also Miss (,'yo I"uijlkuwu of New after-dark crowd. 'lu help than fur the child. Here are ous acts always greet the chiii DEAR po1LY ers, will b glad to know that bIosHut. thai country's shirt man- be seen in shirti this full, All beautiful cherry 'om-k City, Miss L"ujikuwa, who keep nmy sewing box neut I Use some suggestions bused on S with a wurni "hello" awl wor. toni's of the major shirt mmaskers hvu umiany of the new shirtinga are empty thread spools. Wrap few similar cases In assorted of friendship and imatomest Ii swims, is featured on a new 6. is of Japanese parentage, do- utactum'ers hmavtt made shirts U.S. toiii,iiemnoriitivu sigimed time United States-Japan something to think about this grabbed Mutt but have intuL'Ib- available iii i,crtutauummt press lmi:mm. cent louse pieces or bias tape, elastic neighborhoods: hich timeamus no iruuinig needed, 4Jf all else fulls aimd th stump dedleuted to tIme "lIeuu- t'omimmnvmorutivc stump of 1(160 fall by tuffuring, finally, an retuti the bask look l differ1-Try to notice the child's and so on around the spouis uiiiuzing variety of colors and cut ways. All of the lines carry 'the shirt is wearable right out and fasten with rubberbands. general attitude when he mis- child eoiitlnue to injsliehUvi tificution of Ammmt'rk'u," 'flue in which chmem'ry blussom also in that case it was atriphugs. Now men will have variations on cumitrastimig body of the washing machine. behaveS. Is he trying to get tell his parents and not. th three-color stump will have its appeusruti -HELEN The day of th narrow tie first day ceremonIes Oct. 5 in LIt o Washington Monument to think twice before du'1arLmig and collar anti cuff treatments. DEAR POLLY and HILARY attention? Innocent, lack of neighbors first. Before goini is about over, it seems. Thu white Is always right. I)ittu the ALL hiave strong color ideas featured, -The only way you can con- knowledge about it being wrong to the parents count 10. Usi Wushingt.on, D.C. t'uimgimmg (runt bold granny "right" width I now *buut vince your zaeighburs that their to do certain things? A gestui'e tact, kindness am) truth. Thh At time bottomis of thiC stulmmp (uliet'to- dusirimig first day huttoum-4uwmi campus types. 'l'lie Mamihttsn ShIrt Cu., fur iui'iuts to solids. And all show (our Inches cud ftiu.inch twa •'untciiutiomis tummy seisti udtlrL'ss' "angel" could of JneiLfl,iC$5? 'Jiiia lb niust sen. Is helping a t'hiiid, lsis't it iski is time iiisu'ii ptioim l'luumt f,e-eai -old bes'um sp*.iLted ed u'imvuioa's, together with re vxusmulmIo, is miuw prudut'immg 12 a lot of l'ri'mit'h tuff., IoSiHi1Y do what he dues ous amid means the child iteeds to know you (lid you, part?- tmmorm bcuutfui A immem'iru." fl*StiiUul't't'iiM'IOU* lubell. I'ri'iit'h tufts, immi''mikuttuhhy, iv III Of 'Flic cummmjiuigim is I,eautify uimd niittummt'e to i'o.r the cost. ul st,Iki.t'ulor shirts ruimgiimg (ruin beCilib to be to phone them on imuore help and friendliness tIimm MRS. G. As fut dusgin, thu itdut %he d)'ed kiimoum, mimosa greemi, iiink Lie particularly tivideumi this (all restore America to its natural time ataimips to be affixed, to th plausible pretext and get he usually gets. Remember, better, as bug us it works with to aimil, cwmsuquummtly, cuff limiks ice creaum tea amid vamilhia Anune submitting heritage bus beesm headed by I'ustmimaater, Wushimmgton, D.0 them pronto I-v the scene of the they say, "A person cannot be the suit and shirt. Mod-Inspired apricot, sun tan and blue grass. will offer the wearer another prank. Act fast stud think up macan and happy siiy more than ly's Problem, a solution to a President Johnson amid uctive- 2(Jt1l'J. The outside cover shouk it's doubtful that any man ehmice for Individuality, Those granny (lea will be popular this something that will bring one an orange can be sour and problem or a favorite home. ly assisted by the First Lady. be endorsed "First Day Cover. will be asking for a vanilla little details separate the whl- thl as well ci lmidiaui pikits. Heuutllkutiwi Stamp." Its making Ides will rec44ve a 'flue nation's eupital was quick of theta quickly, like help need. sweet." '4-Use reason sad courtesy dollar If I'ully uses th. Item to respond to the President's quests must. be postmarked sic cr05111 shirt but it Is available dressed uumumu fsus thu rest u-f large patterned foulerda outi ed with the fulling clothesline itolka dots. the herd. imeverthelesi. request as citiLena bUYS cuntrl- later than Oct. 5. tb, r. seeing Ia believing. (lower your voice, pleas.) to Is *'ulIy'. Pointer.. tL.!Q of - tLI•4dq5Q Page ' to . On coI.q - - 6 . .- . called, the mnn with whom I DEAR ABIW: Even Urn 1 1 vent to this tavern and oram only 13, 1 KNOW I am In tiered a gin and tonic. The had been keeping steady cornlove. Don't tell mc I don't waitress asked to see my LI). mr four years woposeci what love Is because for and I showed It to her, She to me! We were sitting there the last week all I have done served mc. 1 had only debatign whether to call Is CRIEI) over him. Loving drink and left. Mother and tell her the news. As I was getting into n him Is no problem, hut him No', how do you account for car, a police officer stoppped loving ME is the problem. that? 1.1). inc and asked to see my Not long ago 1 thought I had "MYSTIFIED" IN He knew right away it was a chance, but now there i ALLENTOWN to an elevenfake, so he took me down no hope because of I)EAR M\'STIFIEI): ir you what is year-old girl who is throwing the station and here happened: The two brothers are asking me whether your herself at him. Please tell me how to get him back. Abby? who owned that tavern lost mother's "vibrations" could their liquor license. I found have been attributed to extra I will do ANYTHING, RROKF.N1IEAIITED IN out later they were both sensory perception--yes, they F'LORENCE, S. C. World War II 'eterans with could. (And also to her wornan's intuition, and possibly a DEAR B. 11.: It is dilfii'uU. families. They worked and mother's wishful thinking.) saved for 15 years, and then to compete with a "younger woman." Rut dry your tears, borrowed in order to buy that l)EAR AI3HV: Why docsnt honey, and pretend you don't little tavern. The)' were dotell HENCUWARMthIs hapsomebody until care. It may not win him ing just great back but at least you will pened. They lost their business ER'S MOTtlER to rend the show courage and good sports- and will probably lose their rides book? Little League rules homes. And It's all my fault state that each player must nianship. And if you 're still crying by because I had to have a drink play a minimum of TVO INyour 14th birthday, write before I reached the legal age SINGS pci' gaIm'. One piny i'atistitutes an in to buy one. again and we'll try something ASHAMED AND SORRY ning, wlth'li may not be much, else. but at lenst It gives every DEAR AB1W: If this didn't player a chatice to tiny. DEAR ARBY: I have a story INFORMED to tell and it you print it and happen to me I would never It makes just one kid realize have believed it. My mother Troubled? Vrite to Abby, called me long distance last what can happen because of Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. night around midnight-. (I am his own selfishness. it might make up for the harm I did 29, sell-supporting and live out 90069. For a personal reply, I to two families. 1 am a 20- of the state.) Mother said she inclose a stamped, sell-ndyear-old college sophomore had been receiving strong dressed envelope. "vibrations" all evening about who has cart-it'd a fake 1.1). Fiit' Abby 's booklet, ''1 low debating whether to call card for two years. to Have a Lovely Wedding,'' I don't drink much, but I see if everything was all send $1.00 to Abby, Ilox 69100, right, used it to get into places Well, an hour before mother Los Angeles, Cal. 90069, where you have to be 21. Well, 2, 1966 all this when he doubled five There is a certain breed of ( C U 8. duplicate bridge player who 4K South ruffed the spade with Q 103 tries for unus'.nl i''sults every his king of tn.mps an(1 leil low Q 97 hand, Like the man who kisses to dummy's eight. When both 4 Q 10 9 8 tp;mtients followed South noted WEST iAST (D) every pretty girl he sees, he 45 3 2 4A Q 10 8 7 4 that \Vest had no double and gets in a lot of trouble but he that he had a cinch for a small also has a hot of fun, 3 slam, Then he worked out the We can speak from experi6 3' •5 4 score and saw that he was gocure about the results at the SOUTH ing to lose to anyone who bid bridge table. The had results 4v a slam in either clubs or dia. AJ82 come far more often than the AKJB5 • monds. the in addition good ones and A K 4 At this point South decided player who bids this way hoses Both vulnerable he was going to try to fix West all partnership confidence. right back. He ruffed a second West's gyrations with today's spade in his own hand and led hand almost succeeded. His 1 NT. 2 1 five of diamonds. West his Pass 3 N.T. Pass 4 double of five clubs re-suited in Dble, Pass P55* 5 4 played low and South finessed South playing five clubs reRdblc. Pass Pass dummy's seven. Then he ruffed of six clubs or 0 doubled instead dummy's last spade with his diamonds undoubled. The score Q-'1last trump, entered dummy with for five clubs re-doubled with the queen of diamonds; discardpoints an overtrick is 1,350 of 4(10 below the line contract. The score for six clubs ed his three trumps and spread made up plus 500 for game. 400 for the bid and made is a 1,370. West hs hand fr a grand alani and overtrick and 50 for making the was a mathematician and knew a top score of 1,750. hack in the House of Represen- she had learned It was true.) By FRED \'AN PELT al' S S S If House Speaker-designate tatives, two Sanford girls are By WALTER C. PARKES However, all wasn't roses Help." Ralph Turlingtnn, of Gainesville wives of state senators: Boyd, it s a smart man who not onDissect t.hv word "Help" has his way during the 1907 of Lecshurg, is married to the during High's Sanford visit, ly knows enough to keep his to its 4 letters. Legislature, ii long etnblihd former Betty Whecless and was decidedly noticeable that Then use each one as a start- mouth shut hut when. S * S Reubin Askew, Pensacola, is at no time did Petree introduce ing point for conversation. tradition will he changed. Current beach fashions InThe "H" ran stand for "HobIt has been the custom fo nuirried to the former Donna High, even in Petree's bailiwick of South, Seminole County. it hie8," so cftly probe your corn- spire more diets than doctors. all House members from on" Lou Harper. appears it will be a rocky po- panmn with questions. county to occupy the snnw Age is creeping up when you repeat "Did you ever collect stamps litical road for sonic S Robert King High could take some of High's local top or rare coinS?" ,lunet can cas- have to squint watching a office aulte. shapely doll pass a windswept t Tur1ingti would change this. lessons In vote-gathering from supporters. Maybe we can dig willy inquire, bottle caps, corner. Be believes that .a priority Swing over Seminole County's own success- out sonic more about this for ' safety match pads or any othtern, giving old members first Jr next week. I iflfl, C Tro' Ru U1 po I'tic S S Some workers strike for higher gadget that children may choice of offices (us is the er wages so they'll have more custom in the U. S. Congress), High visited The Herald's GOP Claude Kirk, is due prize. if the boy does not respond income to Jive beyond. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tue Only on that occasion, the The match pitted a comedy will have several distinct ad- plant last Wednesday after- in Sanford for a political wing5 5 5 noon, Iiook hands with every ding next week. Since that will favorably to this initial lead, vantages. team from New York against a unintentional. humor was MIller Joe Cup #lrst annual A bachelor is a guy who has and he then switch to the "E," which First, it will give such mum- one of the staff, and was gone be after Labor Day L)Icb, which Is a joke-telling Furthermore, one of the fix- team of Washington humorists. bars as Jim Sweeney, who will made up his mind to contjnu. has said he will maize known indicates "Entertainment" minutes He didn't iiitest, was held this week at tures In the museum Is a mar- most of whom were amateurs. be the dean of the House of give lila That covers athletic games enjoying life. time to his plaorm after Labor Daywell-wishers ble statue of George Washing-' *be Smithsonian Institutions The New Yorkers won, but the Representatives at the next S S S it is wondered if he will answer and movies, the legitimate "fli(ghi)" IlMuseum -of History and Technol- ton clad In a Roman toga and contest was somewhat unfair. session in April, first choice Modern dancers really mean how to vin votes all those questions he dodged stage, television shows, etc. sandals. Which certainly sets a -' And ask him if he plays base. it when they they call a dis. in Washington, amateur com- of an office, even though the on the other hand. Two year on TV some three-four weeks C If that site strikes you as precedent for slapstick. cotheque their a t a m pi a g ball or football. edy teams have very little other two members of his ddeago he pushed nearly every ago slightly Inappropriate for such Besides that, some of the chance to develop thoir talents. But be deft and insert a grounds. Bill Gillespie, Iew Kirk is going to huve to make 1.n event, 1 will remind you that jokes used in the contest were i They are constantly overshad- gation dthcr dircct cr ' * Smyruu Beach, and Thu Conway while up a lot of ground he lost with a even tn erc an tthe museum ii the place where definitely historical. They would owed by professional comedy Some folks talk extra loud are fresh- if invited No other local can- that TV program. His listening implied, as: Blll Moyers of the White House be even more appropriate in teams, SUCh 55 the Washington of Orniond Beach "You have such broad should- to hide the fact they're not menibcrs. didate can main' that statement, audience wasn't at all pleased htaff danced the frug earlier the Museum of Natural History, Senators. with his evasive answers to era, I'll bet you play football, saying anything. The 1067 House will Ust the where fossils are preserved. tthii year. The leadoff humorist for old Roud I)epurtment Uiolinnd Sonic time ago It. E. Porter straight-forward questions. Washington bunted a few puns Building, together with offices reported in "The Cinch" that Too, his local campaign cornaround the infield and then in the Capitol. Both 1(i. apparently a deal had been mittee isn't helping him much. swung for the fences. He said Cleveland and Bill Reedy the niade for Robert Petret' drop They've been holding "secret'' the National Art Gallery has a Geneva latter, if re-elected) would out of the race for Democratic meetings. There was a handout Aha.eate Springs snowstorm painting that Is so stand high on the list fi had been named his Mrs. los. E. Mathieux Mrs. Jells Sartos boss of Seniiiiole County, in realistic people have to look at priority off ices. favor of Dr. W. Vincent Robpublicity chairman for Seminole 111-1*11 349420& . It with their hats on to avoid Second, Turlmgtoni lselieve erts. Both were in High's enCounty, but he (the name slips Lake Mary Sear lAb.-Feat CIt catching cold. sharing offices with lawmakers tourage Wednesday afternoon, us) hasn't been around The Mrs. Marysan liii.. Mrs. Frances Wester A New York humorist said he from other areas would givt Petree had sent word to R. E. Herald office. *3*4171 8224219 gave his wife a feather duster everyone the chance to learn • CSIkSITY Porter that he was coming to Lake Monroe and now she goes around dust- viewpoints of people of Vice I'resideiit Hubert H. other Sanford (from Orlando?) to 1rs. Jan. Ca.lberry lirk. ft. 1.. Johnson ing leathers with it.. sections of this big tute. *314*41 correct that mistaken thought Humphrey will be the featured * 322-4722 A Washington team member speaker for the annual Florida Ckid*ota about a deal. Petree, when he Lonwood said he once knew a rich man Blue key homecoming banquet are wondering Many people Mrs. Lisa Bakei The Herald office V was who called the girls "Sugar" Oct•, 28 at the University of who will represent Seminole Mrs. Donna Eaves 365.5198 did no more than say and finally settied for a lump County in thit Seiiute. Mostnesdav, "hello" to H, E. Porter and Florida, Gainesville. (Then 835.3317 D.Bary sum. N.rth Orlando observers think that the four shake hands. (One of Petree's Vice) President Lyndon B. Mrs. j.k 1AOSS A New Yorker did a routine Johnson occupied that same state senators from the Fourth supporters had teiepuoned It. Mrs. MuIlyae Peterses iss-eu about progressive schools. He spotlight in 1961. Congressional District will, by E. Porter and "blasted" Ii 3234191 D.lbesa • * said that If the students misbe- gentlemen's agreement, subOsisen Mrs. Mildred Haney but later for that report have, the teachers punish the district the area, it is Memo to Democratic party safe telephoned an iipologv and said $514431 Mrs. Clarenee Snyder - . principal. workers: Follow Troy Ray's prediction that "Tar Boyd will 323-4841 t.rprIse A Washington player said she handle the local legislation for get out and punch example Oviado Mrs. Rttekis Harris opened a fortune cookie in a Seminole County. doorbells. Remember that in Miss Ruth Davidson USUal Chinese restaurant. The mes1963, with nearly 16,000 regIs315-3*31 USd404 sage said: "Sell your fortune tored Democrats and only 2,500 Even though Sanford and cookie stock immediately." There will be more like this: registered Republicans, GOP Seminole County will not have A New Yorker said he had a a resident senator in the next -Psychiatrist Dr. Frederick Jun Fortune managed to get room on 58th Street with a bath session of the Legislature, Wertharn's comment on the himself elected to the State ________________________________________________________ on 69th Street. Austin, Texas, sniper killings. House of Representatives. since Mack Cleveland will be At this point on my scorecard page 2A Sanford Herald Sept. 2, 1966 each team had no hits, no runs W**ftER £. UILLOW. DITOB AWU PUULJIU* and three erors. VftLX WOV1'OLII. Cres1iiUes - O.assak aaj MOU&L1 £LZ6?UU Sponsors of the match had L*.*gT VEHIHL Ascootate Editor Adv.rttlluir Dlr.ct.or invited President Johnson to Q-Why is the date May 22 W*&D Wild PELT .jy throw out the first joke, but he annually proclaimed as NationMauag1n dItor ie.rtiu Msnojsr 2)OisJJ WULIAMI JA?41E 5MU1MAKIK wisely stayed in Texas. instead. al Maritime Day? 'ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" Society Mdttor IIusLn.0 5i*uasr 'ice President Humphrey sent DUDI'lZ £VITIN A-It is the anniversary of riuv wis tty Mdl tor 5l.chp.n$cai Supt. over some of his "doodle" draw- the departure, in 1819, from SPECIAL. $5.00 oc:i aver WMLI4 SILL VIldULWT jugs. Savannah, Ga., of the "SavanINTRODUCTION C.snty Zdtt.r Staff Photographer One was a straight line Ident- nah," the first vessel eqwpped FUHT -Pab"tfl daily .ao.pt atur4ay, Sunday and C1*ristma.; pubished ified as a "used popsicle stick." with steam propulsion to make $srda7 prso.dlng Chris tasa. 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Piorlds. wider the Lot of Ocagr.0 of March 5, 15)7. 4 4 port St say sii.sziaJ, saws r advertising of this .dltiva St 317 31* .N AVE. SANPOID, PLA. . nford Herald say ha r.produo.d is any manuer without 3 MUll IAIT PP DVIIPP .vtttea peratsios of th. publisher of Tb. Herald. Lap Individual ir flew respoasible for auth r.pruduetlon will 1i considered as lii. 322.0852 ON tUenWAT 41f 322.1242 34PJ1 abij is The H.zId'. copyright and wUl be held iDl. for is the law. 15115 . By Abigail Van Buren e))t. brrnlh know eisori riericily Duck West - " ' a6.t.q: .Qah Dr. Crane's Outer Space Twins • htr •ntttiir .i-w;-.-T vu a �. 0 - ----- --- - -- - ____ .- -.... -- : -: ------ - 1. LJr:::. ;t - . -' __ I. P*ge 4 5br sti?nrb rraTh Ritz w 1• k or time at his Horoscope SAT. a new 1. have .1 . ~ Robert Wagner makes Hollywood film appearance In several years in "Barper." The actor has long wantto switch from the )my-nextdoor type of part, and he gets his wish in this film by play- - .. '--. * PAUL NEWMAN and g reckless, Winters drink and live you to enjoy your. benefit of financial 21 has e h WINE AND DINE AT S Do not - out tl. * 0- opposes GEMINI g very 11 1: AV 1 * I 4 pi i Ill tic i.- - I. L l N i ega 1 il A ot C . IL I • more lit of House of the Gourmet I ___ _____ ____ 1~1 _____ you ____ ____ 11 .1 I 1. - % - ft WINTER PARK .'' ' . ., -, - ' 'I - - ' I f - 1 .4 FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! ) I ~~~~ i ______ __ _______ ___ ___ p _____ ___ 4 . . ) - . ~_"~ %hh, 'iiu DAY, as a public relations girl hi a spitce Menu Includeir - Puppies Relish Tray Hush , ()O(11 05'0\ ()®® Maxine & Han*ock , RKI ------.---- ua'. pie. _______ " :122-5965 / -- S SCOTCH'S __________________ ____ .____ CENTRAL FLORIDA'S Bi*ggest Bowl'i*ng Tournament ENTRY $5.00 PER BOWLER $10 PER DOUBLES TEAM FRIED CHICKEN FIRST ANNUAL P1111 FUND IITURNID 100 PER CINT c - SPECIAL INCLUDES: __________________ _________________ ____________________- ABC PRIZE RATIO 1.10 IF FRENCH FRIES - TOSS SALAD HOT ROLLS end BUTTER COFFEE or TEA "Till PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" HANDICAP JET LANES 70 PER CENT OF 210 Double Handicap Bowling % TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG FIRST PLACE $500.00 FOUR WEEKENDS 20 LANES SEPT. 9,10,11 EPT. 2,3,4 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED SY GLENN MCCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS PHONE 322.2482 COR. lit & MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD Tournament GUARANTEED $750,800 - 17.52 Be. 1. Sanford - ______ FIFTHS r.irxT!,uI_uI...UI• SANCTIONED Owped & Operated __ - - - ' SUNDAY ONLY ____ . I, 8 13ottonl ----------- Coffee Or 'rea ) - Trophy Loung* & Jet Lanes Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans Grits $ 8 Rod $100 , • • VODKA BLENDS BOURBONS -. - i-elations with her $135 ls - SECOND PLACE $250.00 Trophy Lounge & Restaurant SEPT. 2324,25 SEPT. 1617,18 WL THREE GAMES ACROSS SIX LANES NO PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS ALLOWED NUT TO SANFORD PLAZA - HIGHWAY 17.93, SANFORD SNACK PAR & NURSERY I -........... - 322.7542 - ALL YOU CAN EAT CJIII4DREN 12 OR UNI)ER ADULTS , __ 1 I 'i QUARTS 1' " ,'-N I3oat," opening Sunday li t the slovieland Drive-In Theatre, now - - J.t Laim ALL DURING SEPTEMBER . Glass they - I, , 4 _ .r'"'rc.' _ up Cash __________ UIU111UUUUl1UUuIIIIIP FEATURING once you -- ___ ROSS RAPHAEL and his QUARTET _________ _______________________ - be -' Trophy Lounge & i1 JIMMY GEORGE and JOHN URBAN (USN Ret.) Owners -WALKER. PH. 322.2902 --- - HWY 11.92 & ONORA ROAD 11.92 -Across from Sanford Plea. __________________________________ cloak-and-dagger sleuth you've service manager at tin! TRO- _______________________________________ ____________________________________ ______ ___________________ ________________ --------___________________________________________ ______-__________________ ever encountered. and DickPIIY I.OUNG E and .Jet Lanes Mitt-tin as ''Zack,'' Rod Taylor's Is protid of his whole' flounder partner and the first to suspect stuffed with (-I-al) meat he is that Dori.% Is leaking inrorma. anxious ror evvi-yont. to try it Lion about GISMO, a revolution- ___ _ soon. lie serves it with french Lounge Trophy ary new space invention. i ________ ____ ONE MILE EAST OF LEE ID. EXIT INTERSTATE 4 ' ,,.' - $ 225 most 644.2060 '.'' S - - LEON WALKER FOOD SERVICE MANAGER __________ ___________ ____________ MAR-LOU RESTAURANT P, - 1. INCLUDES FRENCH FRIES SALAD HOT GARLIC BREAD TEA or COFFEE I . " DR I - 610~- i PRIVATE PARTS & DINNIRS . - I Whole Flounder * N(J"ii1]'. r - I 'I Ladies Night Each Thursday ALL MIXED DRINKS . .. . . . 50c in _________________________________________________ to 2a STUFFED WITH DELICIOUS CRAB MEAT rnament Specia t s i Finest _______ ____________________ or I a security guard (wait until offers so much variety, even the you see the scene In which Lynost ky cater ciin find ndc disguises himself as a glum- something that stilts his taste. "debutante" in an attempt You'll find all sorts of delect.I to expose Dorisl Edward An. able meats, vegetables. salads, drews as a general who does and desserts, with your favormost of his fighting bed, Eric Ito beverages azul hot breads. Fleming a CIA agent, Dom D Luise as the Inept LEON your food e _______________________________ too . _____ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ time for & - TAKE OUT as as __________ ________ o Legal Florida's Oldest ___________________ ________ ____ _______ ___ I I Central orous new openings j Steak House stars Central near up 6:11(1 s operator of you ' Freddie' your variety of for You can ' a JIMMY HEAD Seatiunt 41 as in most to % are ______________________________ of . ii not are 9W4 ~Op~ Your Favorite Melodies Nightly ln The Lamplighter Lounge SUIT • to go out for 1jIUIIII. ' every ce ft1d • • espionage :3ti (0 for 95 ________________________________ __________________________ espionage, counter- very see _________________ on or Using care • 1 ', get '::u'o $ ave.... tourists a at the Istop are ,-- ______ he JI'M IIEAD'S Wild is now The guy who makes this re- playing at is- guests. • able homemade pies. the MAR-LOU C • C niarkable catch Is Rod Taylor, r ___ engineering genius of a space- TAURANT AND LOUNGE for T)FJTONA INN calls to your IS YOUR palate calling for your dancing iuuiti listening pleaa craft laboratory testing a now fl;:~104, oil Friday and Saturday altentimi to their continental soine lean red mratlike. for U rocket, who desires Doris to his plant in order to ac- nights. Why not stop in at Mar- style menu each week, featur- instance, steak? No better place work at beverage & party Lou and try one of the home- iuig roods from the cuisine of to Find it than FREDDIE'S 111111 ire the data to write his bio- made pizzas. different nationalities, such STEAK HOUSE in Fern Park. you center graphy. The resultant happen- a hurry, you can get one to Germans', Ireland, Italy . . . This restaurant and lounge has U Ings, in which Doris is suspected a take out-either plain or with On Friday DELTONA INN tea. long been known for the fine ____________ 01 111111 everything oil It? Prlces are tures as special searood dinner quality or their carcruny selectvolved In wide selected ed beef, Done exactly to reasonable, too. It's lad with and counter-counter- les night denizens of the deep, arranged order, capped with huge mushThursday with espionage, makes Metro-Gold- a special price on mixed drinks on a special seafood platter, rooms. Why precede It with wyn-Mayer's new comedy', "The with clam chowder as a start- a couple of cocktails to whet price, 5t1(')i Glass Bottom Boat," filmed In believe it! you wouldn't er. Top this off with lime pie your appetite and then prepare ind you have a ineal fit for for a feast to delight the most ~ pNFOpo • dizziest daffiest, drollest and King Neptune himself, • discriminating gourmet. 3220906 are especially _______________________________________________________________ CHILDREN delightful romps ever Welcomed a at the TRADE WINDS DRIVE-IN PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 0 brought to the screen. • CAFF.'TERIA In Seminole Plaand His Band SERVICE OPEN 8 A.M. - MIDNIGHT Arthur Godfrey makes his zn-they even have special seats FRI. & SAT. 9 P.M. 'IlL 1:30 A.M. motion picture debut In the role UUUIUUUUUUUUS i• UU • i• _________________________________ I_ put them couwenthem to Doris' father and Complete Dinners $1.75 • $3.50 lently chose to the table so the glass bottom sightseeing jiriig22 they Cilfl enjoy their lunch or HOMEMADE PIUA boat, and the all-fun Cast CO' dinner In comfort. The wide 75C • SERVED HIll OR 'da S Flon John McGiver, Paul Lynde menu at 5250 the TRADE WINDS civic .I- 1. _ trying kind of 22 ff, AT THE L19UOR MART OF VALUES a so plan to about ned PIRITS fun, as _____________________________________________________________ C desi r s you are $ smug- after tiny, who you CC ____ 838-$li6 _____________________________________________________________________ you am things Lewis to junkies, cuisine French easy to- hopes to 's FRI for not _________ of a popular however, - nevest run IV 1 rom" prepare. As a 3q kv Ift 'l'een profits In days to . *k ol A 481 ice:' whether In & ( .. lunch across I , mui the investigate friend dinner this wev'kend' ____ .-' society. to CORDON BLEU FRENCH CUISINE a returns several lobster 0 SEAFOOD Stars ' - --- nml the I Bottom Boat' e1Pñv9 _________ pace a AflOtITriir crnir' This Is one of the ieclal en, trees featured by SKIPS RPS ,\ in (;awIberry. An 9 T$U51. ___ other special is the aII-yni-ein / eat catfish dinner, a great fav 111110 T4P $Ni -_ W. orite with SKIP'S pat rnn. Then i.iu.'i u-li .w. iJ$.*.OW Ily DOTTIE A111STIN friv%, salad, hot garlic bread and IF VOI; haven't .,trpn f h o qhmV. too, there Is the generr)!Is ei AND AMERICAN WEl.COMl hACK to (lie' lea or coffee. You can have this In the Pirnteq Den at the t.()OK- includes LUNCHEONS "a UP ii soup, ii salad, vegetintiqtini las(e treat for lunch or OIJT INN (In make plarP4 in LI)FIA('110011; FOOD OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MON. 11:30 AM. Til? Glns Bottom float," Is the lea- reopetieci under new lease by dinner flfl(1 tim price Is Just drop In there this weekend to COUATEO(JS SERVICE Hwy. 17-92 South SANFORD Opal and I l ops and shrimp What more _____________________________________________ ture attraction Sunday through F(7,ON(~#MICAL PRICES Gene Ileiiii. These right. Drop In soon at T1101111Y (.jlt(,Il _______________________ f ri endl y folks have many years I ________________________________________________________________________________ for YOUt favorite I)trnnld, the man of many hats! . . of experience fit (he molliv.441,OtINGP and fun. Drive-in Theatre. This is the . . • ni-u' planning an unusual nnd it's good clean fun with the -%Pltlng the ton's flriigstnre Invites you to ii Ili which Arthur Godfrey delightful dinner inenti for their !If - #. F, 1, ji.c; At talented maestro . ClIFIF Al come In Stinday for Itinch nr $ 85 "" COMBINATION father to Doris Day. Also patrons. The CAPRI wIfl be 1'IlElP'S RISTAtJRANT Just pace with lively songs and elev- dinner and enjoy a huge platter open From 4 . starred is Rod Taylor. L in. to 2'oil a. in, I andacross the highway from Situ- erly prepared nd-Iit. Of course, of fried chicken--all you can .4 welconip I 1 lid the Penn, .$ . .nt.04! Thomy .(I man is never In n hurry yoti'll want to stay for dinner jeat for it t ,.*.,:.'I Co-featured the first hall f Invite 'mi to (lro) in and 50mPh' ...'. Soup ' close tip and go home. He and there 's no better place to serve lunch until I: 30 p. rn. •. the week will be Lee Marvin their 2 Oyii.rs - 2 Scallops . 2 Shrimp and their has opens at 11:30 a. in. for enjoy a royal lenst with all the and then close until 5:30 p. m. CAFETERIAS and James Stewart In ''The pItflhit3'. fly (lit! Wily, You Pt' Broad - Buffer and C o f I . . ,I dinner Irnuir is extendtleh'ctahle they have on when they reopen for the dinWiftforT ManWho Shot Litwrty Val-noillice ,,r,_,i 'II. se (41 just it,; long as he has rus- their nienti And tile very gener- ner hour. So Aftpr rhiirrh Stin !~-.,)I* 0"m Sj)t'hIt'(I 4 Course Lobster Dinner - - . . . . . $2.50 toniers there who want to dine. (JUS servings they why not take dvant41ge '!.'.. reanhjø i_.s a 0 0 TV's "Tile Ministers" cattle mii., ,mvs renitires either Amer! of thli offer And en In the screen for the last hail El) CHICKEN? Tell lectahie Southern dish? LIKE WED. and FRI. SPECIAL advertis- icon or French style foods, all of the week (Sept. 8-10), start- for one' of our which what--how g to please you -ALL YOU AN EAT 925 lug Thursday. Fred Gwynne, ers, tile! luimotis h)'Agostiiio'ii s'oht and offer your palate a some of that delicious fried I Hush Puppies, Cole Slew & Fries. VILLA NOVA Ut'stiiuiriitit 'Yvonne DeCarlo and Al treat. I chicken at PINECREST INN-Winter Park. This plush nightSPECIAL SEAFOOD DINNER * C (Grandpa) star in their first It's some of the best in town. cilit) atl(I tlining spot, run by CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY feature length comedy) "Alun- Tony and .1ohn D'Agostino Is KING PIN at the REX Ll- On Monday nights they havel1 *4~ EVERY FRIDAY ster, Go lloine." MARKET SKIPS RESTAURANT & FISH illar Ili the QtJOlt 'MART at Pinecrest Shop- an nil-yowcan-ent, deal ,Ind forl 0 INCLUDES 0 or tile most, poi) ()lie The second billing will be a area. ACROSS FROM SEMINOLE PLAZA 17. fl patrons know they ping Center is genial Rob two people or more, they serve cm4 Coweer Their Western Ili color. "Tile Tramp. (l'Avcrsn, features fast effithose heaped-tip platters lamSeafood Plife always expect tlle fillest let's," starring Joseph Cotten fill Cole Slaw (`ient drive-in service, so you ily style, along with french • • • • U S S U U U I I U U U I U I U U food and Gordon Scott. 1 mid service and what Inn (lOfl't even have to get out of fries, hot biscuit.s and honey and Limep;. a Can you picture Doris Day they have choosing from the your car-just drive up to the salad. PINECREST INN has a a Coffee or Ic., atenta?s 4 • being "fished" out of the vat- features just about. any of convenient side door and there special delicious hatter In which. Rosqroa+ions 0 At The ers oil Catalina Island sans tier food 'oui desire. Plan to visit will Call someone popping out they dip their chicken for fry. DILTONA Inerniat(I outfit, which she wears the 6$442$ right away to take your order. ing, that Is almost as good as INTUCHANGI VILLA NOVA sonhi, ____________________ for the benefit • • REX has everything you need the chicken itself. Finish up with -V $ _1 fa ---F! 'Glass I apt WMD ROMANCE - Peter Fonda and Nancy Sinatra are seen as the rebellious lovers in "The W il d Angels," opening Wednesday sit Park West The- - I'iigf! FJ)t. 2. Iflflfl - Apr. account who Shelley ___________________________________________ _____________ and ruthless char- '*P -_____ ______ con- actor lets nothing stand hi dance in this scene from Warner Brcis.' 'Sarper," the way of what he wants. atre. which opens Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. Winters th as just tine. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May cause finances are lacking is them. vy role of an urtwhi1e Boftyb Youth." Newman of "Harper," starring P a ii i Ilird us wood star who can whip her TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May S 20) Showing partners that you not wise. Show devotion. in "The Pleasure a complete change ot ?4ewmnn, and weight in alcohol. value thorn by some thoughtful TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Certain clever angles must Offspring Seekers," with Ann-'Murgr, "Harper." playing a realistic bulls-eye With "Harper" hitting act will endear you to them for 'It1) Tau have such high and be use,d now if you are to gain comprise the fare at the Ritz detective. as a suspense thrfl. Offspring of -two movie stun to a wild party unprecedented a long time to come. Be of impractical ideas now that oth- your objectives of an ethical to Lauren Bacall Theatre from Sunday through l Paul Newman's N ancy Sinatra and Peter Fan. In human misconduct and For- persona] assistance to them. ers could be quite flabbereast- nature. Show that you have in. j Warner Bros.. the studio whereox, Wednesday. ed, so got down to the practi- penuity. Be alert tonight to one Harper has a good chance da star in their own rirbt in da discovers the futility of the This gains you further good Warner Bros.. the studin that she tnude bar film debut in Lew Of becoming Ainericals new de~ you in a most Ufl croup's effort to thumb its will and lo.yalty when most cal. Also, show that you are who as the leader 11444, in ,,To Have and Have tective hero-sensation. But no "The Wild Angels," with your prosent &I happy .. lim relenting war established itself opening nose at needed. in the field of the fast-pared, Not." Now she ply a wealto June 21) Do 'what-ever makes you happy GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) otion-pound- thy sneinlite who hires Paul matter how groat Harper's pop- Wednesday at the Park West acting Winner of (May 21 burd-bitting and em ton ight. the dis- lurity, Newman insists there Theatre. A good day to get ideas lawards for his first Broadway A little outing big private-eye films with "The Newman GEMINI will be no sequels. "Positively (May 21 to June 21) very subtly with right persons Nancy is the girl of stage role in "Blood, Sweat and at golf, swimming, Big Sleep" and "The Maltese appearance of her profligate none," he declares firmly. Youtoday, are not Peter, leader of an outlaw mot- Stanley Poole," Peter Fonda picnic, etc. can he very enjoy- clearly so thinking be sure tovery con. today. As ideal evening for romance, also. Sonic kind favor Jack Smirht, one of Holly- orcycle club. has the moist important role in able, bu a ?lot take any risks successor to these classic sag- comes a not-so-weeping-widow. wood's most respected directors, centrate on the Vertities, and to another will bring excell ent the rip-roaring new Al his Hollywood career in "The whatever in P. M. Take some Julie Harris, who last workas in the new Paul Newman hen you elevate consclousneu piloted the Technicolar-Pana. production directed by Roger Wild Ancels." t support and time to work an finest hobby. ed in Hollywood in 1955, when vision offering. starring vehicle, "Hurper." to accomplishing greater things. Come. Carman. ynung Fonda leads Although he was brought to Let it work efficiently. Produced by Jerry Gershwin she appeared opposite James MOON CHILDREN (June 22 '~Hnrper" deals with the dif~his cyclistts club an a croarf ilmiand severul years ago to MOON CHILDREN' (June ,,, Lose yourself in romance toand Elliott Rustner far Warner Dean in ItEust of Eden," un. uppearan night. Forget worries. ce of a sadistic mil- country junket to reclaim the appear in "The Victors," he has to July 21) Getting out to see to July 21) If you an loyal to ' release, "Hurper" is based on veil.-; a MOON CHILDREN' (June 22 your admirers on this particu. new talent in "Harper." lionaire. His tmil, leading stolen bike of one of the mcm- I been highly selective about the that powerful person in A. M. "The Moving Target," a bestcafe entertainer, she sings through the California under- hers. When they to July 21) You find it diffi- lar day, you find that you get afoul of roles he will accept, selling novel by floss Macdon- professionally for the first he has been kidnapped for ran- shot after will bring excellent results and cult to get through to pals to- hacking for your most vital world, eventually discloses that police, member is While awaiting another role others will respect you more aid. The screenplay is by Wil- time. Julie found the Tole exbe has fled a brawl I to his liking, Peter studies rui- later. Later, go where you gain day because they are under outlets. Attendance at group rellent training Lam Goldman. "Skyscra" som. When he is found, he scene on a patrolman's motor- tar and singing, and is writing prestige. Take It very I sonie sort of pressure, but P. M. meetings is wits. Get on board Newman, one of the foremost per," the Broadway musical is 0. K. Then be to be murdered. The kill- cycle, social, and have well. a screenplay which he night and read some. lumiaries of stage and screen, which she is starred. or, Get wardrobe, etc. in order dur..is one of the LEO (July 22 The outlaw cyclists spirit the produce himself. Aug. 21) If LEO (July 22 to Aug. Janet Leigh returned from assorted Is best known for his performdrunks, jag the morning-get to church. you listen carefully to what wounded member out of the He is married to the former you cultivate those who think ances of complex characters in filin-mul.ing in Spain to appear glers, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) others are saying, professional bruisers or hospital and he dies for lack of Susun Brewer, a graduate of differently to got their views, Plan just how you are going to many find that Tennessee Williams' "Cut On in the part of Paul Newman's religious fakers with whom he medical care, Fonda feels he Sarah Lawrence College. They you find a gerin of a fine idea get many heneHot Tin Roof" and "Sweet wife, who thinks her husband was in the ha bit of consorting, is responsible and pledges to are parents of one child and fits. Do some research work make the right impression on can be gleaned which can b. higher-ups lunch but IL very respectable lawyer give the dead c.yclist a good are expecting another soon. that utilized to your advantage. that is vital to your best inMATINEES who loved the mnihlionaire's burial. His sister is actress Jane terests. A cheerful atitude moo. $hi'u sun. SL50 most. cherished aims. Be sure or. Make life more Interesting, man-chasing daughter. The funeral service turns in- Fonda. EVENINGS very important right flOWs handle any work mets. fury fhuTs. $2.00 VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept.. 22) ly. Fine evening socially. ear- affluent. PERFORMANCES DAILY ftj, set, sun, hat $250 VIRGO (Aug. __ to Sept.. 22 Being sure to get a better EVP VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A good day to S P.M. (Open 7:301 out toni around you will then put Be steadfast to what has pro. of some 'gull routine that Is WINNn OF 6 ACAMMY AWAM ning's entertainment. Don't be "n grand in the Past durine crippling 'YOU both mentally FRID*a P. M. (1') 'ri. Ealet SATURDAT P. M. y. Make a point to ':O Chmp r.uu disturbed by those who jeaL0 () Ncwr OOCM [MAP.A ,!, outlets, personal Interests, etc. see one In power who is not (C) k (6) The Wild, Wild West KITI bus. Be of (Ii) (0) The Assault (0) hugs Bunny a very romantic lateral bobbies. Get Important available at other times. State FILMED IN COLOR (C) Legs-, It To Bckver 8 :00 (') Hank frame of mind. 1:30 (C) Linus The Lion your alms concisely. Hearted LIBRA (Sept. !!S to Oct. 22) letters written up. (0) ABC News 5:30 () Etn Along with MItch and caution in wordint is neces- LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) (0) Florida Agriworld 'ONE OF THE MOST IEAUTIFUL MOVIES EVIl MAPLI" 6:15 (1') Newisitne Doing whatever will bring sary, (6) flr.an'p Heroes 1:00 () Major Lea'ue Base6:31' () Huntiv - -Brink1e' tho, - LIFE MAGA7INE (0) The Addarns FamlbMaking plans for greater rapgreater harmony between you bail (6) Waiter CronkIte 0:00 (6) Gonier LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) port with one of whom you are (C Flicka and friends is best during the (S) A Man Called tten(0) Honer West Getting tasks handled judiciousmost fond can a.ndoh 5haT-Go-Rnund 0:0 (2 Mr. Robert, them mat.da y, since tonight could bring ELVIS is TODAY 7o:00 (2) The Wextcrner (14) Theatre X (6) NFL Pro-Season Gu.me day Ir during will release time rializint before evening. Get (C) Colt (i' Frncr' Iauhter & SAT. ChampIonslp Wrest- misunderstandines while talkromantic endeavors In your most cherished aims nice. 20:00 () Tb. Man from hug t.N.CL.E. .fl( (f Championship Bowling mug. Zip purse tonight, also. the P.M. Showing others that )y thought out also. Life can HO Diplomacy is important right (9) TwIlight Zone (I') Movie 3'OU are devoted is important be infinitely happier in the fuOPEN _________________ 11:00 () Ni•C "HOLD ON!" flOWs ____________________________ 3:30 () Movie well. Don't as Ia Ike Curt •f the County 12t45 _________________________________ SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. BOTH IN COLOR (0) Theatre x Judge. Ceisita..$, Cnuat-, Pøtat, 11:30 (2 Tonight cessary risks. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Although you want (C) Theatre of the Stare 4:00 () Feature Movie .' to Nov. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 (C) Sa.ta.rl (0) Shock Thoatre Is s, the Estate ,,f, 21) A day for carrying through STARTS pleasure, it is best ______________ 12:00 i (0) Champ Westling ALMA J. HVRFTON, 21) Prove to loved one in some with whatever recreations 'S first take care SUNDAY Leusased. 12:30 (0) Shook Theatre 4:30 (6) It', The Law obligahigh- mutually enjoyed with finest tions that are of any pitch and tangible way that you 1 PI nan L:410 (") Tbe Texan AT Nottte Is h1ereh,- give,, that 1:30 (2) alb' Word 13, _ devoted and then get out to. friends, whose inclinations ars (65 Let's Go To The Races movement. Getting health imthe Undersigned wiU, on the 1.th I :00 (is,' Wide World of SPorts proved is also imperative. Eve- gether to amusements that tru- simil arly worthwhile. SATL'IZDAT A. K day of August, A. D. 1066, pea(2) Sportsman's Holiday I 5 :30 (;,) petit to t1it- Bonoruble County 6:20 ((;) Summer senienter 9:10 Dakturl ning is fine combining work ly pleam Keep your promises any Possible misunderstandings. Judge of Seminole County, Flor. :oo (C) Growers Almanac 4 "A 100 PROOF others as well. Show others Be fair. I 6:00 (2) News AND with a little PleaSUre. Ida. his flisal return, ae Adminis- ":3 (I') News 6:30 ( New, PPWATE EYE!" that you have penetrating Intrator of this Estate of ALMA HAP.PEP. ':3(i (6) Wonderful World of SAG177ARIUS (Nov. 22 to SAGITI'ARIUS (Not'. 22 to (0) J. HrrtsTox, deceaad, and -herald lrlbuae Brotiser hiuze sieht. : eu.0 News Wtus Luger DOES IT Dec. 21) Carry through with start a round Dec. 21 said tIme, then and there, make (1) Suahiunt Mudd SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 to expectations of others before BETTER! application to the said Judge i:(uo () Across The of pleasure rather early in :0tJ (2) It's A Small World TECHNICOLOR for a final isettlement of his (C) Capt. Iaisgai-oc, (6 Central Florida Phow- A. M. and wind up the evening I Dec. 21) Better get going on dashing out for fun with good administration of said estate, (I') .Tet .Isckson t.ase ADULT and for an order dihsarging 6:30 (2 isurns and Allen with something light and airy. those small tasks at hand be- friends, Others can afford you (F) On. Pts'p Bey ond hi mi itS iiorb A din In 1st raitor. I ENTERTAINMENT ut. I 'Ia nit rol :30 2 Flipper Be' good with repartee. Show fore you get out for amuse- certain that I 6) Suturday Night Movie ment, visiting, etc. Make kin bring greater success. Be on Aus.iis: A. 1). !'I.). ou are an (i ll.tul:le and JccI:i. !' }litve Gusi, Will Travel Ili' G. A:idrvw Epsier happy by doing what they have the alert for such good ideas. (I') Jon*niaiiUt'r Ior: Donna Reed Show tionute and kind person. Ai Adn,insstratur Of the 0:30 (2' Atom Ant (2) 3 Dream of Jeannie Estate of cAPRICoRN (Dec. 22 to expected of you for some time. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 4 (C) Tennasue Tuxedo 6:30 (2) Get Smart AImM J. Hursto, J (I') Space Angel (I') Lawrence Well: Jan. 20) Being sure to invite Listen to their aims, help them 20) PartIcipation in some form Deceased. 10:00 (2) Secret Squirrel PLUS AT 3:15-7-20 0:00 SaturdayNight at (2) e uie Bahi Puiplisli Aug. 30 the kin to partake of any amuse- to gain them. of sport that will bring you & Sept. , (6) Mighty Mouse Movie, ii, 19416 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Into the fresh air is good for Shelley Wtntvrt'Inet Leigh (1)) 1't'rk mont. you have in mind w il Pig l 930 (6) This Face is t)DCt,0 IU:' Uncierdi.g Jan. 20) Concentrating on fun relieving tensions. Many cheerFamiliar make them doubly enjoyable ANeIT" N2 _. (6 Lassie 10:00 (6) Ounismoke day and tonight. improve rela- is all right, provided this makes tel congenlali will be happy to (15) Beatles 10:30 (0) ABC Scope ____________ TONITE & SAT. 11:00 (2) Top Cut 11:00 (2) News tions. Complete 'work at hand the lives of those around you have Your company. Get into ,.' affI Ori1 I ADMISSION (6) Tom and Jerry (9) News happier as well and you do not the mood of things. kef starting that ii (0) Casper Cartoozi. 11:15 (6) Theatre or the Stars $1.00 A CARLOAD tread on the toes of others. Day 13:31' (6) Quick Draw McGraw 11:30 (6) News system you have in mind, AQUARIUS Gan. 21 to Feb. -;; TWIN FILATURE dpa (9) blarills Gorilla (P) San [if Shuck a little difficult- 19) If you take a mom practi. f . - 1*0 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. is upt to be (2) but. Nite Show 401101 HOOTENANNY 1:00 (2) News 114) Know what it is you want Evening just the contrary. cal attitude toward your aims, LegalNotice NO. I AT 7:30 & I045 21 to Feb. you to do and then get either workAQUARIUS (Jan. COLOR find they are realised far 'CASTU OF EVIL" or get 19) A compliment here or there more quickly and 'welL ing yourself officially Legal Notice Be sure IN VOT'NTY JI'DGE'S V01-87 IN COLOR KIiW tIlE COi'W'J'I' ri.oiun* others to carry through for to those around you during day to take for visiting parks P'IIr No 0114545 1W THE OOVRT OF THE OOVW SCOTT BRADY GO INT. 4 TO OUR DOOR EXIT LEE ID. & EAST TO 1742 then make th. evening s and museums. Do whatever Is EIA'l (IF 'ri.n'iioic. •iaoi ooa you. Fine day for traveling can ___________________________ time NO. 2 AT 9:30 ONLY really be the pleasurable for your mate, cliiiLUCILLE T. BOONE, 'ry. STATE OF FLORIDA. around, shopping, etc. 1W PROBATE Don't recock-o-the "StOOD lEAST FROM DECEASED walk. Do what pleas- drn. tire late. WU1'JCE To CILEDITOIft Is r, th e Estate of: OUTER SPACE" =I j tl i,, TO ALL P E it p 0 c PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) es family also. Then you can PiSCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) " of. OW4111 AT = 012M U*v.. CLARENCE F. BAKER l• Pam *- iwo JOHN SAXON CLMM$ OR DitLWDS Deceased. While gadding around, make ask for favors with a big Visiting about with friends, £GAIWST SLID ESTATE: FIWAL WOT1C'E smile, family, etc. can gain you the Tou and euch of you art here. Nutive ir heretly given that sure You cultivate those per. 5 DAYS ONLY PISCES (Feb. 00 to Mar. 20) goW win that is &o iluport&nt by notified anti required to file, the undersigned will, on the 19th sons who can assist you to bet.UHY claim, send demand, which day Fepteniber, A. D. 1066. 12:05-2:05-4:05- 6:D5-e:00- iD:DD you, or either of you, may have i,reent to the Honorable County ter your financial position by Don't neglect going to church at this particular time. You - right methods. Find a better .of your choice in A. M. and do. are thinking very clearly and STAIMM . of Hut:. Kurlyle Houshoider. Ida, lii, final return, account ____________ ___________________________ erful now contacts DAYS County Judge of Seinint,ie, Coins- and vouchers, as Executor of way to make your home more '0 tI', &t liii office- tn the Court, the Estate CLARENCE . charming and colorful, corn- portant Raise your level of can also be made. 7:30 & 11:30 BAKER. discausied. and 'Lt su'd fortable. thinking. 7hen off to the vis. IF YOUR CUMV M BORN TT It, six calendar months from the time, then send there, make ap. POUR 11 its or fun -events that make TODAY time' o' the- first Publication of phicatiun to this said Judge for IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN ...he, or she, will be ScEall CaM! this ottce. Each claim or 6.- a final settlement of his adhappier and more under- one of those practical persons TODAY . . . he, or she, will be you a nisenci must in' In writing atid ministration of said estate, standing person, who early will understand the DLOI I contain the place of residence for an order discharging himsend a. one of those geniuses who not Am Wm As Boma IF YOIJI1( CHILD I-S BORN value of the Almighty Dollar so an y can formulate greut ciatmatit aid must be sworn to Dated this the 4th day of Aug£IIIJBJITW4E / but has the ability to go into t,y this clainsaist, hit. agezit or wit, A.D. 31466. IIS*105flNa attorue-, or this sans. shall be J. FYD BAKER. Executor the minute detail that is so •. one of those individuals who enough spiritual and ithice.! told. uf the Estate of tad a ji*rt of such and earn early has to learn everything training so that the energies f.j Carl W. jiciuuie FMT*ITic DEIIIII CLARENCE F. BAKER As Adzuiu,istrsetur of said but will not be exclusIvely Deceased. through in a very perservening bY ffrSI testing *isliweDasuiitv estate STEN(TROM, DAVIS later on finally realizes that tested on making money, or hkUW Vw,Tau! way to ultimate success. The GI14. HEDRICK ê R OBI NSO N Mt-INTOSH COLOPI large in most of life had best be on the much 1015 East Church i!truvt UJI( Attorneys for Executor bY pioneer looms very of the other great things Orlando, Florida Florida Stat. Dank - SuitS this chart well as the intertheoretical plane and plans In 11!. will suffer. Then the as Attorneys for Administrator HD OVER 2.d 1I WERK Z?773 Sanford. Florida _________ _____________ then made for practical use chart become. ide*I and }'ubUshi Aug. 10, 21; k 12. 10, 26, Publish: Sept. 2, Sept. 3, 9, Aug polator of more efficient 5)5 CO-FEATURE many FEATURES— 1 : 11566 ________________________________ f1ah thereof. Than the life becomes persona win also benefit from tema. Early t e ac h t i:30 ONLY 1)DC-41s _ VLC __________________________________________________ _________________________________ whatever Is started. Send xiily successful and much can efforts of your fine prqjge,y. LU 111111"W11011 itisastunning picture,acornpell'_ uzg accomplished so that the old "The Stars impel,, a"Mtoether to best college. JAIM STEWART they do not 11 picture! A frank and uninhibited exposition of the "The Stars impel, they do not age is truly affluent, phllanth. compel." What yu JOWN ____________________________ ____ ke of on-rush of physical desire. One after another scene compel." What IN make of rvpic. Wonderful family life your life Is largely to yOUi expands ujzin the brash techniques of courtship and GET ACQUAINTED OFFER -i,, Carroll Righter's Individual your life is largely up to YOU! here. e I th clamorous fulfillment of desire! aa.a,, c,..ti.t.s i,, i 'THE MAN WHO "The Stars impel, do nut. Forecast for your sign for Sep. ' Carroll Righter's Individual 5200 Sepuntpe1" What SNOT LTY you make of tetuber Is I"urecaat for your sign for ready. For your Discount your life is largely up to YOUI tember is now ready. Copy send For your bfrtjt. ON ANY AIR CONDITIONER OR copy send your birthdate and Carroll Eight.?. Individual $1.00 to csrroiu REFRIGERATOR REPAIRI a $1.00 to Carroll Righter Fore- Forecast for your sign for Sep. cast (The Sanford Herald), Box MOVIIIASR AIM. 0 - PAST GUAWTIID SERVICE REGULAR 1$ California. ______ _________ ________________ ________ __________ __________ cast (The Sanford Herald), Box tenibati 1. now ready. For your 921, Ueljy'wød THU WED. 25, C Will .dmk*d s. F.N. VINCENT copy send your birthdjite and PH.DELAND734433 __ __ ADULT iII iti Hollywood 28, CalifornIa. ________ ADULTS & 0' ______________________________ _____________________________________________________ 1_ .csspI. ___________ _________ $1.00 to Carroll Righter Fur.- A scheerro movemerg In mua _______________________ UDDI tINSEl *)C P* ____________ The nobel Prizes were estab- cast (The Sanford Herald), Box sic Is coe that is humorous ___ 12 and liithtid 10 1INI1. 31421, Hollywood 25. C$11f9XU1L CPri(041J In chararer. Shelley __________ dk-ate cc] P. DENCI unusually with first P N DES: from - -' P -? _______________________________________ AJ(O • is you are . rehear- - i, what you . ties dt GENERAL for one . SEPTEMBER I GENERAL ES: good LaThis Is the lJnth Mid-afternoon beautiful A Sunday to Doty bar aspects are In effect JITI4 yOfl Golden Rule and not to he elf and to let others Pee that can Certainly plan any week- D*pN'd up In w*nt endowed with good and pleasures and amusements that cq not let the other comnun sense where anything that bring you a surcease nature is do of a the fellow r1wular Day weekend. Later sth'erse as- Ing things his way a well a Cii*d. This applies to both the day and evening although to. Pe'c'ta come Into effect that in- In harmonious accord iou. night It is essential you use poor judgment and the The evening Is an unusually more than average care on the tendency to argue and despite time for whatever has t0 highway. unnecessarily. Be calm. general hapARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) 19) do with social to ARIES (Mar. Morning is best time to handle Pin ARIES ('Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) your bank Is wipe, all outside affaim since after to have rather since you can converse with ex. You are that you may have family probselfish leanincs and ifyou curb ports socially today who aro loins to contend with. love your temper. Be objet, such, you find that you have unavailable during work cia's. heMr results when dealing You g*t wonderful ideas of I really - r c~ .d.. , pool-iide , SEPTEMBER L 1966 MON.. an Pamela dons a bikini and does a Watusi In sequence that brought whimand applause train an apjneciatfve crew during A- Forecast StNPAY, SEPT. 4 1966 AL ' - 0 so horizon, shapely ' ____ .... . her Sc 11 1111111 •- Tiffin, star on has the Hollywood best Ie Of acting C&T5? as a waywnrdociety girl. The Pamela ar I . the i • I ' Harper' Features 2, 196R - 'kept. __ . / - - I -r-------------,---.-., -' - .- . .'f - -- ------------------------ - " - - I . ,-: - S . I ' - .. ' - \. - - - .. - ,. - 4 , V--~- --41 �I OUR 'au!nrb frralb Or BOARDING HOUSE Pao u. t4p6 R)Ss*4 t4r. OAS FA14T 60 M PRODUCm rim S pL 2 1966 — e , OUR ROARIMNGUOIJSE By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES .. Y40U IN ., 6A . A WArr fl41 U$ ________________ WNUTS ____ ______ ., ______ 4 *,u Iffiw-Ww!IoN,') ____ WA11 f:ce ON CI? CAN'T yc'u WAr CL)1N'L I %$40UW 4aw Y WWiOATEc MO& 5 rPL !' c, WW) AN I PA(i. I / I '\ YFAII f - / 2, B1flfl--Pn,'7A SIDE GfANrr c 19 rr wAC, wo ctooPc 4 ..tJP4LFc ) ruc Uy (albraIth' A /..\ I NPAn4l JAE's L IP/ It .6461`4 "NE TORNADO 141T NE LOOKS P140NIER'114AW IVY wito TLr-gV~~ D rQX7 ft e~q e / Ir I- l_ F f~ -it F21 Oe p t -- — — P. 14 LACKS ________________________________ n OUTOURWAY I - pou i &c&rrEstsr THAT RT 'EM! WOSE OIJT* / 1 I GEC :I TO I 1 - •1 :• ' __.4 "Actually, we ;kren't too Japanasoiy. 11',% just until we I %TT y • 1Ct Turner i-i)I - ,. •() ( c•' TAI't jlt? j yi /. ..rnv AC,C,U'J • iiic.< t'kF • . j.':-" ''('-'. 4d j (i1u ThINo uperr ,...7 ,1.I'?)tiIU,i A OLJAFL ucouLt"rLr / 4 / % :, ,-' I A 'SAD Car? __N_ (A DR LYO A a,ir LAsrP1cI-4r — -- ii ______________________________________________________ & •/ s . &r.&IMSSL'' J '! / 1 BEIM6 IRRITATED %VITH REALLY ••) A r-J%SHI0MA%Ad5AI,1ME IN- SEA7EM HIM GVEFZY *When I start buying *hoos for Comfort, Marston, you'll now I m definitely over the hill! _____________________ V1ST ___ ____ SOME OF DO,TOO --AW' WE us CAN _r -. . - OUT OUR WAY - V41 70 r* hT A CA~, BUT MOST ejE4zy_ OØIPIJt)E j rPos moo - _ Iv J__,_-J_--_ - / 4'f C4®r) .. - ' ) CA AI T.ig IN Ae.' s -r.u;c' LErA • - J i . Afford furnitur,. U!j!tj .- A D.TII1 C AR NI tIik%i 'II 41 t) Ii' I i'Y IJICit V I'IL VAL turner Vaasa - IPA 0A OF 5t!.ZW,"T44T Zippez, I'LL P, -~ A SIII HOLF- No PROBLrim! W ZOO, COULD YW 161fQ1Cg_ It-1 'IPA[' 10 ADJUST TO U"PRII 11- MMIt 11MES,/ _LA I CA A Oft PRISCILLA'S POP CILLA!! PRISCILLA'S POP LIES-rERIS 61 /11 HEATZ 7HE NEWS.- JOB AS \VCULD YOU 714AT 4: .5 NEVIEW-41tito COMES A MOOSE! OP4`e_ ff ? / /1 tn 41\ -41 AW 0 (t / 4110, `.! U 9.2 ftk DIAC / CAVAL-II-I FW A 025-EN 7C*5AY OAH "Y IT L M2,5. 0ABLeQ. OETTEA COME 1451DE 02,IL, "'What goes good with a dented fender?" 3— 91 UeRA ZY TIZZY ..rneldal% 2 NEVER WAS 0 by "No, I haven't been into your purse! I did' n't kn4W I wasn't supposed to'." TIZZY -6 Kok Osann GUESSED 11 ray ILL T. NAW..-GIVIN'RIDES ON rmmw is OLIT, Wzm" -..-p WAIT A MINUTE! achs, T am LIS TH, Izz, By GADFW, PERFECT SIMMICK! C ( SHORT RIBS / ' 17 •1 0J LIKE 1D P-AY iZ-<S AND r ' EE$A OP.V ro 50ME WI;M5 SOME - I NOW, BUT YOU BETTER KEEP AN EYE ON 'EM W141LE r GO WHATCHA SUPPOSE THEYRE UP TO? ~~l ...ONCE r SELL THEM ON THE IDEA OF BUIONG WEAPONS, THEN OOP r DUNNO...FOR A. GUY WHO"S ALMOST KAPUT, HE'G AWFUL HArPYI SHORT RIBS kk - L I .4 .10-AP ( __ , 1 .1 1 ZP 1M.Abl- L;iLrtb 10 I'VE NCTK;M-. 1 RUMNM ARICII LIKE THEIR SOMETHiNGs COOKIN jL HAVEN& IIII WAF HELl. HEAP FOR THE cOA5r, — GET OIJTAi RECOVER ITAL" ART IN OUR OWN V01.1 FAIL. I, pOWT 1" 10 FW HM AGAI gow1 WE TLJRJ ME N TO 1.16NAN04 HIL~ T Op. THE IKAr R5 -Too EA5T HERE, t ' ffiCHT cr BELOW THERE..3VAITIN' WITN A LIGHTtR TO OET THI'LOOT ABOA" PAIVA44 44,4 ON irt I 7-: z "One more hamburger and I swear I'll list him as a depend nt on my income t&X'." No, I didn't have any trouble getting Tommy up to bad. I just told him he was taxing off to the upper . Business Boom ___ I AN ME ON 71S CCot',) 414r , IT' ' UI V1 YAQ;rWON" 4 $4uw..". / 4/ 0 • ____ - - - . ___ . - ___ ________. _______________ ____ — .•. - ..______ -. -_. --I 33E2 SOME N 0XWW WAY -rr AMMI Irb4l 00LIC9441 Is 23 Burglar (slang) '.•• • ___ .' 1 9Desired 31 L&gal poini Drunkard Maui Glasgow =Wfly 24 Arboreal retreat * FM TW15 L"kes 13 to" 5LIT Z NEED . __ 31 b=(Ronvin) 32 ostentatiow BUGS BUNNY __________ -- Oi(A•'p' OAY vou WIN! __ BEFN A XT. GO IC VCUR HUI& ANP J.\&'u~ - YCI`U SAY! HEARP ALL ABOUT PRfTTY--AFRAI A REAL,C=-BLOOVE 15 THE PHANTOM MAKING FRIEND5 WITH THAT MON i t ___ Pntuberp.n* 41 Accewdts 55 Nuisance 57 DiminuUve 30—Stred 33 city(Bib.) -- dr.cCaon Pr e vious PUUI - -•- —c---- / 19 111, '• • I — -_ -- ____ . .' . - A •....., . .' .- . ____ • • Jjq3 - ç- 1L)%DF4T 5' .a'r • 5' E E' ME2' C* 'LAP" S 47 Aram II ___ __._.___- TV BETTER ' WAIT 19 YOU WANT YOUR . ' RIffiPep u 411(/'. IPif Pn'4V,(Af ---.---- b%AICfif5 _..-- PA'(TFy ; --..- j,./ Al /r/( _,nit fit.sr6i4ols 'iT/.m:. - -; .u —-.- 'T .., Y) 'e'.t.%' P%1ci '• ' L A() 1 'C) IME 4 __ .H.•IIp;". He- 0~5. At K, ~A oil" 5 .4PTe%i,CW ,, ..• . . .. ______________________ OJAI 10., 42 Grain DOWN j XCU5 MI-- ________ -I ______ !.L!4.. 1 . AA 9 Hints High card ___. p1 - - GA= 7 Rrvta USZPtUr*fltQ /_-'j __ r'' N -. 1 4jJ I____ '71 D' 1 - ii MONA= 9 Musical U' —I (1 ______ 43 Give 46 =verstes 52 Bird (currency) 36 Old Yrench UtI, 53 Shabby (call.) 60UD&a.S po.() 11 - --- - 13 Malarial fever 40VU1J4&nid WKAT -- 1 —r _. to 5strutgd 1—Inewni 5tU 6F=Y 4 Foreign - BUGS BUNNY Answer Musical ' 23 3 md % uuntaus .emb. iacso -4) Italian prov =o jQ X4Lh1 (ON11111k forw 51 Gunlack 4111111 41 Rowan date yqsuvals iL JJ .41. n4vnun 1ndn '.16 Juicy ith") (Orin) ' 'PP fabric I7GOUD%oW%43 20 Hoartrost 336, 41 Mal* child 42 SwW canton 44 Norso god Paradise th*ts kius t Vthvr aeIs Liig 1 12 3 F F 63 lat 'p1.ic.. Ad es 87 91cavaWn 510 Munkard 60 roaso 61 Painful DOWN I One and UW other AM S 7 1 — _l -- _ -. — ----- I I -..- I �..:. %_ _- . H . ... O"Obl - a i - Your 111 or 1# I* a .' '~. Will ", ., Iind 'f" A' I !l -ifte Elephant ~v s. Pets &Suppiles nf rmation Want It Cling r.t.r,A_ '"...-'- .** /"., !!J 3 , 'rt lv., BT'IT.N., 50. Misc. For Sale richard's Tree Svc. Always order your ad an fhe economical Weekly or monfhly ra+es. When you got earlier rnstilts, call and rAl you II be billed for only thc doy rut' . -, - - -. earned raft. - ' 4-ltenntv Car.. - !.-Srhool,' .--C.aflt nf Tiianlc, 4 Chhhi1 Care -1"rniitlr lo-T'nuItrY-I.irestr)cik I :-stleclal Notice. 4-CteTi71g-FflOd 14-Bicycle Itepairi Hel; \VIiTltd wiitire,1 ;-A-sttlioitiim Wnnt'.1 ...)LJ I I1W.Li(1.) - ' p;ilii&isre 4-I loin. ni 55 ' 1' T1nt1II 1I . dient ,' • 'I , - - V-Vnr.iiuni Cjeierp -Mnvin 4- }'ttnragr l'-' lraIli" I 4 I. - Pn r 1-or li.-,iuu To 1rit 2-1-r'itr.. APPLIANCC Magnofl 1::;-1th MOONE fl'- (yrIi (JO. Steinper Agency J!). UP- 1flMtrulnenti Hours your kets pnt :-rtezd v, qUfltb, .ii' 1 Caii blati- Publisher reserves right to eslest, revive and propariy classify . advertisements. Adustm.nts will be made on a re.run bassi only for $ypoarhioaI errors that effect the value of the ad. Adjustment. wit? not br made beyond the first insertion. Sale wo- I..4 ist at 211-u K Upholstery _________________ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. USED Fur n I u re. apphinneet. Sold. jartools, etc. Bought o'riai i YEARS Of TINE workmanship in upTT'* Mart, 21& Sanford bolstering, slipoov.r Time payments as little , Cart s ma. Drapery hardware ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ion. 1110~- Bedding & Purniture 1:uLd , DECORATING SHOP :1' rt,j i:i AT FA'1OP.T - - .:i;u. Ph. ?4.231L niet lict :tiet Magnoils 6. Child __________________________ £ Do You have i drInIung problem. Wr&u .F. 0. Box 11, Sanford. WILL. - liami - I (' . ill> '1'C1lVi NEED TilDE home In afternoon !rnni enttiirjli 111gb School Liver Be; Mr Iro 1 off 1o9 (r•i'ttit ....''.'. 4-.--13eaut "ii ii . • •L.t4 . - . K. Pets - ILN I.'. - I ot -. ..- ega - -: -- - - m.t: - Al .111. - ri• - _____ ( .' .... Blindsflh1titr%- ItimIAIT I. Jill III 1 t T' A T)?TITkI )I (11 '.' iI ' ' ti ..- K 1 t-'t:t: A1 !\ _____________________________________________________ i cnta110O I ol 1l(3' "'1T! - T:..,"i- ii. cl!- ''' - ..' ' Terms. Iee . .. II' - oi,erating ,,. .' cx- j., 2..: - .- I - . - Legal • otice Steps, - p , $225 1 Sanford Motor Co. 322.4382 800 FRENCH AVE. condition, $1,895 '55 TieLl'XE Sedan, Bailin, Iteat ct, showroom condition, '64 PeLUXK, Be . -' - $795 WAGONS Perfect For Carrying Th Children To School $1,695 ' '65 VW KOMU. Station Wagon partial camper kit. Like net condition. $1,595 $895 1195 THIS WEEK ONLY! FORDS $1,395 62 Chevy Wagon V-I, automatic trans., ' ' ' ."' - - - - , - p ' ,1J' minimun a - - ijalis- ' c" : ' - - DOWN r, - I - . .. - 4 , -.'- v .'. -, city - . Realty ) -. - - - ' V 'I • • • 4 _~-AN%a '' 1. console shift, extra old. __,_•_.•._._1 - .- yat .1 . AUCTION - , - - - SALE $1L1164_ lull - ' - - %! It. il .;- trunt Cumily ctepr of the '; : Fjulitl~4, loated: Au .10115 L. AIAGITIIt.E. HR. Unilt-ti Hialea Marshal It iddi.' Iliutric! of Pluridi. LOIiU'.IZi ''1aI1rr W AaaIsuaIIl E;iiti.sL bL.ttea' Attul'Iio)' I .-i.LttiVllti i..i !'t.,li,ttf( I'uitiIlh bcI, ,, fi, IC. 22, 1I1-61 J uI,5-iO '' - -- ' a$. i t lord JutIU 01:' 11 . 164. I' Aut USI. ($LAlJ .It 115147 51 1*.'' 4- \ it II, .T! (tIeu' 4"t'ourt (Neri Itt' lioliliol iti- Iark"i 10-pills Ior* , '.'eI'uIi1ur'h $.- Pt. I. it, it, 1)1 *1:;- ii . ,k -- - :- Itruli'hlIti:'i'h' TiRE SERVICE i ' 2:.0h7 A EXI'EItT CMti'lT CLEANING. Aerislj.- sls- *4. , t' mate - &G-6767 to, isst(,rnuitiuIl & o! LtilhJotfltuIttilt, lied room fursbiture, anglassware. wicker i.cua w/m.'bk t 3 dishes and many other items. Conit prepared to gernave your purchases immediately. Inspection on sak day 9 A.M. $o aSia top calf.e table, living room 'uee Ellinor Motor Co. tulle. Lewis C. Dell, AiJctIOO'Ur 3224531 or (OPEN DAILY'TIL 9 P.M.) 322.7591 3219 SOUTH HWY. 17-92 SANFORD I - - _ t1 :' . - - - ------- -- \ .. - --_____________________________________________________ '' \ __ - t-'4'1 -. - ? 1I '---- -, --.-- "- -- ' ----------- - - - Chevrolet Belair 4-dr. poworglido with economical six cylinder on. gino. 1195 $ Car" P0NTIA M __- , [itc r 1 ______7__ ,______, ~ WE 2515 W. FIRST ST. 322.0861 322.6231 "We Care About You We Care About Your 1HEMPHILL'1 OPEN 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY SATURDAYS 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. TEmPr,: 5* r.. I IIIIIIIIIIIII 1965 FORD GAL. 2 DR. H.T. 1501 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.0231 $179 INVENTORY 11 WAS $2295 1965 CHEV. WAG. LOADED . CPE. 1966 MODELS Mustang "6°, A/T 1965 MODELS $ WAS $2595 4-SPIED 129 $ 1 Gal. 4 dr., Demo. LTD 4.dr., Demo. Falcon 4.dr., Demo. Mustang 2 Plus 2 Mustang Convt, Mustang GT Series Mustang '6", Stick Rambler 510 Slmca Warranty - sa.*r ..iar 1964 MODELS $1895 1 - _ - 11 "' - - -- I PH. 322.1*35 XL 2.0. H. T. '64 BUICK LeSabra Convertible fully equipped, Including al coHdittv,u:iiri, aunt condition. $2,095 '66 YIA'I' -Lsr. Sedan -$21.22 month. $141 dowi Gal. Z.Dr., Air Gal. 4.0,., Air 11964 DODGE DART 270.CPE. FairIes. Cp.. Pokes Spilt., 4 Sp, $695 '€4 Old)$, 4-fir. Fully equippat wie previous owner. Only $1,795 '63 IIASIIJLEJt 4-Dr. vkua owner. One pre $695 MANY, MANY MORE ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN X. Hwy. 17-11 - Sanford 1q66 V. W. FASTBACK SAVI$ $ $ 1963 MODELS $ 219f A XL Cpa., AIr Cutlass Cites'. Wagon luick Seeshal Olds 1962 MODELS Falcon 3.Dr, Mercury Mete.r Rambler, Al, Faislan. - 4 Or. Falcon Wagon Pontiac Cat., Air Chevy Impel. Corvair Moss. Plymest Wg., OTHER MODELS 41 Co,vaIr Wqn. 60 Chow. Imp-ale 54 Ford, Sharp 40 Falgon Wga. 6$ fly. Wgn. TRUCKS 63 Ford Pick Up 60 Paid ' Pick Up 13 P.,d Pløtbtuj 64 P.600, soy. se 44 P.400 41 UO Dksl II Iat.raatl..aI St P.310, cheap 41 P.1000 treater 64 IcesoIls. £1 P.110 YOU! ARE WELCOME TO THE HOUSE OF SAVINGS Sanford fl1-11I6 - : - MONTH JVDOWN furniture, dresser t1 11111: G1.44L 'luSh, Rtilui, Lit,io' Iu ti s. (;tie. Vt' hutsIeao it prices. 1'u ;..-ut:i. 95 1 _$AA 111111111111 THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. . - hellillitiletporte 1t1g1M 11 ! lL ' 1963 owner .- - I '64 VALIANT 1-Dr. One pr.viou , a - $ Holler Motor Sales COIVAIR MONZA COMPARE AT $200 MORE 111111 - - 1295 1965 OTHERS - l,5r,r0t Half ton, 6 c linder, y only 20,000 actual miles. Ready to 'W g o at only .......... 6 #0000 $1395 - - • 2495 1245 $ 1964 Chevrolet Pickup Absolutely new. - , . This sport coupe 11 equlppod with V.8 engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater. Only '62 CItIVJtOLET 1,4 Ton Pickut - , Ford Fairlane 500 $1,595 -' 'r '4_; op , ' '64 IMPALA Super Sport Coups I cylinder, automatic trans radio, heater, bucket '6$ IMPALA Super Sport Coup. fully •quipped, bucket seats _ , COMPARE AT $200 MORE $1,695 I - ' CHEVROLETS extra sharp, • - - $1,295 NEW VOLKSWAGENS '' , (if 4-dr. hardtop. We sold it new beautiful, factory a ir conditioning, power steering, power brakes. '62 COUNTRY Squire station wit gun, perfect for school. $895 ., - 1964 Pontiac Bonneville $1,495 - - - 195 $1 $1,595 .4II - 1795 $ '61 CONVERTIBLE, fully equip ped, immaculate conditioni - . -tssesso1 $ COMPARE AT $200 MORE 1801 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.0614 Realty r, 895 Station wagon, 6 pass., air conditioned, regular gas V-B, power steering. One owner. $1,395 '62 GALAXIE 500 4-Dr., full equipped, including sir condi tiontog, struck No. 12€A. n . 1964 Ford Country Sedan G.M.A.CI DANK RATE FINANCING COUNTY MOTORS - . 1 Seminole - .. 1963 $895 €3 Galaxhs 100 XL 2-Dr. hard top coupe, fully equipped, hue ket seats, blue and a beaut) , - lent buy at 1 60 DeLUXE Sedan, Heater, ex cellent condition. $1,495 . a - 6 cyl. engine, radio and heater, automatic transmission. An excel- $1,095 everything. -,', -, - $ $895 -. ' 1695 .... '63 VW 9 Passenger wagon perfect for school or haulin Ford Van windows, hydramatic, 30,000 actual mile '€4 GALAXIE 00 4-Dr. full equipped, including air con ditlorilrug, extra clean, '. - - .. Cpo., bucket seats, factory air condifloned, power 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 2.Door '€3 DeLUXE sedan, radio, heat or, Immaculate condition, '€2 VW CAMPER, fully equip ped. A bus today, a motel to , - Sunroof, fladic sliding root panel, on previous owner. night, 1964 Pontiac Bonneville Cony. Lincoln Continental Four door, V.8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and bracos, radio and heater plus air conditioning, 145 SQ111%UVI1ACK f ully equippe Hester, 2295 it. 2395 $ 1961 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop $995 - I 1_ Fully powered and air condi- COMPARE AT $200 MORE - - 1962 €1 DeLUXE Sedan, Radio, Heat ct, extra clean on.. alt coed. : -. 1350 , ------- [PU@]?1 ,7 0 There's Still An Excellent Selection Of Late Model Quality Cars Left! ELLINOR Volkswagen I - ' ~ '63 ('ONVERTIHLE, fully equip ;c.l. real nice. -- Pn it 9 t N -- YEAR END SALEC '6; COUPE, fully equipped, beau tiful red and white. . ' 111111, rr. 1 portatioc. & stating (;Ualif- );t. I ()Ui4t't'- .1' (1!' SU1L' LI,'IY MIX Concrete, Blocks. cattone briefly to P. 0. IIox I IL PnIc'ct1 for quick Penicnt ,. I colora), C71, Vizltct Parl, Pin. Steel, I 1:1 '1:.1.. T'la. roach, old :. Wire mesh, jIm. %VelIs, Sand, ei-ni-i,i.rs Pleasant mv, down payWorinli.: U 5 1 'V 1-' (iredwe- 'l'rnpu-' 6 Window Sills. %'AITEItR: :'- i - . ti' condition. company lenefttu $TATI:F 01 A511II1lC4, Plaintift, COIl ;-lP ZIII , MtlACLE CONCRETE CO. N Is I Position Immediately avahiahi.vi C1I1"l1. I IITtCIIANAN 1111(1 I 'Vlu- us;. T;! - -,I--4--30t Etnu Ave. 2:3.575 1,1 I T.l' TI IITICIIAN/\ • Apply Deitonsi Inn, Inte.rst Li. LAIWI '1 I ( I IF WITH POOL lb. 1-1 . i"Sdi. 1)11 w il l .- Ii,' f(IUiiIflt 5)TICL Ill' !I will Is.' StIhilill I It- tI it' tip,- -it,: I)I1' LAII!'. good as now. 5.. 4 at Iieitona lntcrchangt. -It this heauti','tv ;i: lit Tt.• sanford Herald i,'r,'l, given C.ininijr'ut,pi N.,? I'' AlI tttjii Cju,ioa;n- ti isonit' for - ; !7) . NOW TAkING aptuhications for tbii ;ituVulli)' I' 0 I-'lpluI iotir.''- izatiflh lio;,r,j oil t''iut;t :;l :,st', si: ltving room. 2 O I \ I hue' 1'ttei I \ fiLl t deliv er y pole tamp d ,.. (I (III IlL. . 1;1. II.) .ist for 3rd .. Lit ',L.. 1S• At t'rt liar a- Oil Ct,. )1i N- Laurel I p. ci. li,i lI' ]!if;(. I,. till lttPflV( intiti- 1' 0. IL1)b. Iietlroonsa- 14 x ..I (titltt III tb' li0V4' it.'ht',I All 5..'r,.'iu, tier'irttir curVe.-14. j,.,.1.L1'3,t T-'lortun room and 'UU$(-, tiut notmeresgued I!nht.-0 loll,- ns.itl•- III $4111? 1(4511. tvkiu'thpet' S1'i (11' Golf Club like now. COVCY'i(I patio With ('. A k1 A T)t' firt1 j;it'4 I \ lItlifilitiC' Va*ti i'1 10" ti.1 I States. ltsrchui or titty of iuit Iii lict llt ot -iihUlitiotI o! tin'',.v'mmnutni-' istitsl filtered by 3 'intl ' Ilieve' Cirl' a Bicycles. S 'Ittly nil tturrlzc,t ,Ieltilttft,. will ji.-rt- or ot tus-rivist- 5110U1(1 f lit AVIiItAGI: commiasiois per P laeuzzL. 1'w tietIp wells and U at nra sit tile lrotert ettusit.' in ROrn lit-, making hoot.' ealia- vlth wIth tin- ('It (ls-'rl nut n- 104,1411-4rs - eltrtD I roo, Located .t lilt COUII '. l'l'iii.t iht'rtcti lIt-il : till •t nuazusget-. 1'raneportatsot I urn 140111- to. thIs tnt-i-ti hg i hA LlM i" other leaIll 1''t iI" I IIj.(1l'R15 16c: Siseota iu- Lot L. ItitlIb M. ht.N1.\NIt lii.'tv Ishird. Write 11. 0. Ilor 41I. 5*'! 111011). b(i4Il$n tort?, i i4i''-144' tisrotul $1.tiQ; lien's 1 :.1-T Al I.t ii --- .)r.iIIii it , tip. - P ill, I Jolt .Sijs Cl tOlits no, (-'nI;htu IISI %I Inter Park, Pie. St oii, 'iL)tittJi3. fromiac 8','M' iIi't''- UI 0 1-.- - 4.rtl,-tI iii PInt 1t..,iI: iiwl the 'iI,4 L i_..e'Ils-'1---1./ tiles lit- h i t ' i-il 5(1!' Open I'r1da - 6 Sat CITY o uford Clv I I Pagel, Jr to Public lU.- tniv. fluistil MultIple Listing Realtor ('vieUu A 6'.-117 71..07i"7 or Service Hoard Ii. i&CCet)tllig UP - ,irtl, si! i4 rnliiol. County, T'i,n-Wiieletpe ;.c:. I'AltE DRIVE plication for the position of (11,, at l'tibltt' outcry to (hi- high'jt' T,ix flu' 1 It. bad, steel 6 Pollee. Patrolnian. I,i,l,Ier tot cast at Il.'qii ti-c'lot-c1 antI 11GM L, over S acres, u tI :i ii tins Inuni ('i , •• ho is tori?, In,,1-1 ,1,, windows, screen :011 240011. .o \V eitltostl.&y, menui: 21 It, 20 yr Of age t'1 it uuia-ca jied, 24 ' I'rutt Pu ti i,. i, r. hoot)-, 4Its'zI s:ig I. It alt- compressheight 4 w.'igiut I.. (-nilfirni I .i,.': 1, (144111 ii, his trout 51.10? 4,! 1)111,--: ''IilChltI house' with lo or:, euiitItu.stall *h 0 1 e to cetatihiahed standai-ds v- it I lii !'-.'fliilu.tIt' ('1.1111 t f'iurttinuat, I ______________________ _______________________s' tin ted. 22-40I'iii. IOI:II TI-;--:i43s. nilnintum hugt- I''!" Situ? 'svg: .!4-Gl 1'., tt (uril I'loriUa 1nit.-t 'I ilI'' L.4 lita: ot .tOIly P ,MAUITIIIL, Hit. !'()Il)L TA1ILE, 3%- ft hurt 7 ft., l(. iHA \'A UUIYS III. N I N111 11 .11 III? I ti sehitsol education or c,nitvo I Untie-ui Null") I4LT$til1l gulatIfil awl cue- sticits-, IN A "1 v 11 cOt. Gout] workt,it' i-mull 5,,us' iItctihi' Ihetrut-' ,,! i"l.srIdi I I Silt - l'oIdinz regulation c ft (It \ I I 1 1.411111 '4111(1 ibeltsiUZl plait Liiunilui.t till %V lulIrry t •'i.ti.1I \ I ft - Plug Pang TabLe *1 i I L '1 MIl$tlI?lt 11111.11 Slit tee Alt unsu.'%- t,' 1.11"(."11% for (IUaiIfit!fl aI)l)liCMTt U SVII I . ti ti gutiti condttio. caI1 A I: I .\ 'II I I'Iirnugtsout 1: County . 11' '1 I • I4otrateu b. II' I liehil at 2:30 hi-pt fl A 1 tO1lII' 1(ii I'ltiiltti I! '44l6 a! Let s - in I 2 Baths I 't,t II tI I!, 1 I46f ill the city hall. Sui,nsl: ; lu !'iibhieli ii'- iii - 2. t', U. 19 11 t4',nis- Lut ,'betIll Equipped 1t51))IiCatiOthP it' Civil her vi -' 1.'j( if I NC; F0ll ALUES 1.111hILl - - I Titan itent 'II I ti I ,C }iis'Tii"n ExamIner in 11111 pr SIlO!' Is. l.-140.lnt 'J', inspect Call i,- ipi:ij $ It, 5 1' i s a.iwvitii-i' i bent.b1966 U\\'.ALTNEY JEWELERS 111, 111111111111111JE 1111110111,1111171, 4111' ,~ tNTI L'ItsAl"l SI' II. JiLl 111M A N11111 MV tIOttl'Mr". Stenstrom 72_ Female Help anted , .tri t. l'rIi-- ----I N 1 1' V I' J%ts. IU-t'c.-l5rl-ChIlultIlit.- Listitig Realtor J't(s!etI1't t-CI - ArEI ( 11' A I I:l:Ic.\ - l'biltut if! )--.11 11i Cit l'.tIthi1.4 ;- itL 1)" Htiuhi.,ie well pump & IIOP8EKI-;E1'fll: IICALTOIt It,? •'iu.-nt - I l SU I I I I '.ur ]i/\ 1] 1 (:I I (.01 'i 1111(iIII V Park Drive s mat ::-07 nItit.,! 1 Cond H I A-I e .i .Nl(:l: 11 (1 I:l-f 5I'V hun' ittit. I" 11:11 till.' . Cm1111I4lll! fur ill2""-1 iii GIG I 545?.', 4 lZ, - ih. 1at'ftu&duuiti Nfl'FICE III' Aa4I 11101 rn,1,.)ult 4111(1 ',ttl.'i i','lie! hutbeeti N(1th1.- is )si-rou.\ given that i'ui file-si : i's I)lNIN(; 1(0031 Set *21. It, ii.. o ti..'..- .11 t'lrO 1' lIlI I *.crei- of )"ar.- I uI-ut liii I Ui&fit It -i-" 19 71. ,il l, C,surt, unil yot; it.'neb - r.''. U4t US? Itt. -ioau r( 'ill eF.'iI 0*, 'o' ,)f y,,ur 1 S+U-4 by t hit- bdIVi' etith tiriI Court quilt-ti ti s,-rvi NOTICE, IlK'.'..! 4*? 11(110? tielelIa.- ils lii.-' it: tin liliulY'- 01)- b- el IIOUSI, tii' A TIC lii .LLfrTi ON bL.1 ICE huam '.'uii;iiu in iti. State.hat'1 haiti 11 iiIl''ti ziuiclnraigtu.'tn I1,ult cii fivel Us. it C 1. munaStenient AC AtIorzs,", Selling contents of home owned by Mrs. McCese I emil tsr Uiit itt lli duly gaisthurizrzl1 IIAAtI'/.IL. "peratiunol )rh,111ot 1 i.rflierl' utlw Onora & (l;1I.utuw1siii 1hi e 1i who is now in her 90's and an Invdlid Located at it,Oriattdo rlOtIdL xtc ill a. flee a ._rc sass UTIII tilt lii...rsgu,sat A!i,'sv.'7 i)r Ida dcecrit'eti ar'• Lot 1' SANV ill s.e$i nii conhigiImelitOr it, (lie' I iff , ,- ot list 20 1 r.sdview Ave. SaflfOTd 1 .A S I''' IIu'i.TEE. 1i'aniiiuoh.' iivteli even' ill till, !c2l! ron I iorlt a orii 2 II September 3rd - at '10 AM t141r1-u':' LL'. 11" - I Ll.L. AtL. 't-A J o P y'si 2.itlI it. di, ,.,, I 2 J'ubItt- IL4n(NJfljP- 41! Jag.compi.*e. Contents consist of Dunen Poyh d ning room Alt Pasi.ha, vUi err Juil O'iu l' .i"fuudt will hi. titj. .',,i- I tI Ii.. r. II,:' It. LJLL AiuLtto. 400 0e$t lsltldtti' Cl ..".1111 td, drop front 'I '1 '.L1L. .iutcru.ittounl RiteM.tchin; corn.. c.abinei dtgi i ,if i,ci' brie' I 'l'l'IIli I 'E A 'V i; i)ITIllC"1' (fl0H'I' 5ll1t))I,l i,ii'itiCri' II l-'l.UitlIpA HUlA iiI5p II I'IHlI) Holiday Week- End KARMANN GHIM i--- • _;*,t-;4j 1_ 411111111MEM10.11 !!'1 _; Station Wagon. Good trans. - . 1275 59 Plymouth ------- - U FOR A LONG real economy, .__ tlO'i'i 11 Tuis., S A.M. Until '61 V'e%' 'WAGON Ipassenger fo TIzys 123-7174 Da" 2:2-041L city Cal; IA I I a iiei UDTLM KITCHEN equipped i Bath with PamI1 Boom oUtawe Well in a nice, quiet neighborhood. Monthly pamerits Ui & assume snort- S..A_.TJLS AGENCY - 1650 $795 gage. ,t.t - 1,_LI. 1(4..'.Ii blockt. ttI\ ¶t'u,Hi net.- L.iii, .i.v' i-4 ciiV . vice ez;PerIeneL, nt turnisi, hide and all penses Write oor i 1650 A Real Deal! soon. Small down payment zza1 .TTr 3-612 / \ I 1 63 973. $2$.9 - VO E From Sat, Noon VOLKSWAGEN 1 ve' . We're Closed tioned. A real buy at 1395-- S. French 2, 1966 . er. Real low mileage, Super Sport Motorcycle. Likenew...................... 1 -- - rtnIfl LEWIS !Ai4T'5 & SICIRVIC14 Ill? W. Country Club Road Phone Itt-tIll 321 9 S. Hwy. 17.2 SANFORD 66 BRIDGESTONE miles of factory warranty remaining. INSUROR *t,.fl$I Sc'p$ - ------------ ntittis I)PAI.It'tt '€2 DeLUXE Seden, Radio, Heat Valiant 18.000 owner, BDIU1.EOME,lbatfi, ndo Highw which will be 4 lanes TIME TELi' ' 41 lfl I 1L V1 ::;-0. sate, o Aft Anzac. Bldg. Uanh -, PL4'tJS ('CTh1I%I1SSI() N altlbU i Ave. ..ustd()U1F.. : 71 Male Help 'Waffled £t..i.. .... TFiI. 1 - 65 4-Dr. V.100, air coed., Realtor 1919 Foróor sedan. A buy at.......... EXAMPLE: 20th turn - &Cycles $1,295 60 FORD ber! A Listing Asis............................ We must have room for the '67 models coming in Septem- - - $1.395 61 CHEVROLET CARS USED LONGWOOD: 2 Bedroom, dining room, 35 bath. Paved deed and Street. 470 E. Evergreen ,oiis REALTY - ____________________________________________________ H WILI4LAMS . on w&terworks, A Multiple APPAISER Itealtor jmi, nc _______ Chit to Lark, 4-door, straight stick......... OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF - i'i MorOn twxXIT1111 nill .IAWA ?.fl)TOfl CCt1P1B tA7.00 * ARflNS lAWNMOW' new 62 STUDEBAKER CLEARANCE P?S* belnper Agency C4LEA1'1' lLAL ESTATE M. NIGHT :-749 RCJTJ'I'E SALES 11 'nit o JU 00? Items J1L4 .'i' llfG/IN -,f'4., IIAI'N t01 Grapevilic A-Vt. - - i I 1 . I 01 I I i' L1 Al rIlauL 1 .11 111 I , tul Jlnjti Lhiueu. -44 - : ot ce L Leg 01 lf"*4 NOtiCe 4-door sedan, nice............... GUESTS 2:2 -4191 c-i .., OUR . :t-3993 i.uunuc BIG TOP KINDEItGATtTEN rEfl: OI, ?.1a en CIa5e, begin Rep I. Call ut'I all Plants, . 11 :4.- lift ii 1 - i:ILIN; - I. . . 1 W-i". ' - - . '. ' - Supplies . i... ,Ij.\I -- 1 turd t n. '-, .. $'i :'s- 1'crnuii tlii Ph 60.47G, I .. ______________________________________ -.\,'' .... ' , . I-lclt' 'i 1.. __________________________ i..• I luntt, Feedi, Seeds (are ''. IOiit? lien -' . - j 63 CORTINA . WatchforuIwn%m th of Golf Club. Evening* sk Sunday 2:s-80$ or ::3-o2. Sale 3 '.irL flfI-Schools & 1nstructioni . CLLANEIb 5l( If' COMPANI- Phi I Prench HI1 )L)(J!' \\ .-. S. . ::3-V lieu um Cleaners IlIC '-- DSUROR afternoon-drive West Street çjy'p 2-09E. SUICIDE Prevention. ali Wi Orlando 241-2321 ilt - . ,4. draperies, •' cul-de-sac that none unoccupied since It.. original sale. The price $2 9,o00. TtSV P Open House Sunda- ear 1. httti EsUili. :-cc - tur.*que Agency L.tttng ,::i15f Fm.. - are the few houses on this ith- for waItifl P - Personals SANFORD I& 322-1835 444-501 4 ORLANDO S - DiT FOR THE ECONOMY BUYER - has been -tETnper . ___________________________________________________________________ t1 -- (i)OdM-(slit for VT'MPA i'; 1-'t\li' 1'R1CN. wide bed 5750. Tal.s' over pymt.. TEc_54I'fl SPE CIALS! AUTHORIZED VW DEALER YOU ARE cordially Invited to h. our guest to Inspect a charmInc residence. Locs..ted on feshfonable Ktniwood Court just a drive and a pitch from th e M4yfalr Country Club. 'l'lsie bedroom, : bath, centrally heated and air conditioned home is th e epitome of quiet, good taste. So much In demand 4 ?urti ? 4' Ut svIttz p..opl: - Itentula & ReTa,ra_ --- LL>.I AIS M.!.1 h. - ,. For ••• rentaL' IA .. Furniture . •.- for hnue I tonit phhInw pant, etc. O urc Ot 11nd I;IiI;.M. ready cast,, sel' ucuabic Wanted Etale .. W'l?'' towels, & 04 MUSIC SHOP 1tTTKt1I '} BE -t' IA F. IF YOU na't lthui1' ft -r-.ir(, CaU CVO want- Park & 2 th 2:3-4222 Ciarine. 1azzet 'tPm $;)(' 0*1' 2:-l4X$ after 4 n. n MONDAY linougb IDAY-.-8:30 A.M. 5 P.M. SATURDAY 930 AM. 12 NOON 2). FACTORY - - Setioters 118. Trucks For Sale LABOR 3219 S. 17.92 Sanford IiOUSt I. AL . BaIDols FunNrrurE PLAN(j T[iNLNCi &flE1&1lt iri - LA.ER & used t Urn tturc Antiques d. _________ I I .., i W. I.. RA.flMON ?' I. any amount. Sanford. - 111 S. and ash! tell USED Purnitur. 4.fl(i. APPLiANCE 11uHjJ i - Rusin.' nee( pericthtr & Used SMALL 1-l12 up? Use Low-Cost Want Ada to APPRAISER _____________ ______________________________ TaImtt :. Moiur. :-y,pIhr Want Ad i New rvk- (ilU. .iI - . ILECTRJC T% I -,\tltOfllflttV( 11 ~. L fl<'ii: 11G-,Uto,--?'.tk or T'r.If I-TrLIC2Cr 1..)r $tli Ilu' Ai.-J'urniturt Trot 8al nf.-,i2lt1cjut !"nr 14a1. ?.-3lflfl(v T. 1onn '-Jhiilriee Opporturiltiei i--Wznt.tl (. I I a " mollUl, ' Wflfl1-U StlIllltlflfl . i.ot,-f:t5 ._.1i;,rtTuflt. !')-1:uni' iiis-Itiic. TroT HLda n -ATtIc)ei T 'or lien? t-8wnp or Ixchane - 121. Monta; White F'loct--e)itft;5550. Ph. 2-162$.' ri- 'fll1111 I"VtNflul!)E " $05--I Ir." loot St. ,..',t.11tI',,,, v's.'i,a'ive lii' 01011411 911 ttt-'tC' rh IVII -44 21 10 M,nolIe 41111111111111111111111111111 ELLINOR Volkswagen O - -- SAN'FOflI) APARTM5T rIRST £4 III' 1.l% 1'14111'1 0 1.t s*,t'',,i,ti\ 1111 AT TO 'lin VAl'Ft Ill \V AT SENKA1I1K (fl.ASS & PAINT COMPANY goes a long way at - - portatlon $1.5. .51 Magnolia 522-5149 after 5:30 n.m. .iimosy i'cis- npte!rs Apt. cni tl. 11 -' " pj•• TrltII 4'r ''RN A little - leurniture Z:1-Jot in. n:ftto As-c. rh 3-1374 after - I IIomep-'iil, J-!tttjiIr ljnrn.-Ltn ;;' Tpholter' mcom I l(L-'Uotuh) 12-Business Equipment o'- - ' . . - .. 128. Hi'ns & Motors - 128. flon1 & Motors Rt1nioti poi't ilig' ---------.,-.-,-.--- __,__.______. - 'm1,LA(' l,acM n4t. (Ion * hi-os, Dependable trans. 301 - geristor e' hr)- sler ' Payton - 25.-1taiin.--I'tlIVlI'iOZi 4 1 quipme'flt W ___ . , FRENCH. APTS. 'r 1''j heat cur pricea! , Or(4I1 , II'. 711 (5 iI's I I'il s%L t",wan. 577.4013 ".. _..Jl,i)Nfti 14)1 ".4414 9"--H(lfl4CP.-J1i,' (iF It'll: '47-hour'. F"t Itcitt "J I! I HI itt I . ti tiu,e 1 It.. .-'ort P s'ntuis 115 AUTOGLASS INSTALLED ____ \\ '1I"t(O t1 lTliFR" 'ç,ii cci Ave. or - - 244-1ts ,oflnç __- -• - - ~slo-l,-ilt: Poor Sall-At I - Cfld -- FURS. S BOCt\1 Apt. w!th bcth ArT Ca.nae. :irr, Nsr'tsstns. I'I'- - 17-Ittlkillo.~- 1.0111I.A., - 301 R. 11th. - ' .'4-W "II Prhllliig. -All (071(1 i J1I'ilthlIg Hunt Realty .-.- , t'iIi(ICI1t1 • __ I-iiitrtttson. - ',I--hi-nni, 1'rr,pert ,, *-,-I'll F:ll P 1 ro;. -'LltIe 1--lIe I I '-.7 tt. tilt, si .14-...l:r.I j;.: t, Salo *1 1-flonic Improvements, 2VI-I'llimililig .~ V.t1idr'il I'It' - - -shtiioto sippIIes 1'4-IInhhder1. tnleti 74-..Rahe lh-Spcclal Service. it.-Interior I)acorutnr, 1 ,-jaisttor)ai f4ervic'. I .-L.nntlsr-n;u Service $ • ree or !rrm:tu If' I; 7;4-'tIaIr ' Art. turn. pus ments 11111 fluticn,i P1)-month 11! 11w" 1 7-2 D..tlet- ' --- -'FIThOOM fstt- n, apt. 322-OSfl, $5-S002 I flome 775-2979 Stt, hltchert eqiilppe.i. IA. Ith St. h 34-31 • ln,truu Slow. Ifrip NICE, CLEAN I room - UNI-'URZiSHl'L) NrPRS. 'I estra lerge BDBM , -- ._ - - -. 74.-.Entptoynielit 7I....1liI4 TURN. APT., with alt- cs-'n61ttoned BP'm ?. Ill E. 5th st. Cell I'22-i755. )-";nna 4.11. a S tlX)SHEfl on '.(' .,4-.SIVlilgr , -,s-lnsuralIcf '. after -'tr ti.'I cii COMMOl)ORl. \P 4R1 \lF'I'S er ' .'t--,'l,'II"' p A- 2-: tI'S - -, CLASSIFICATIONS 1,-wed i ''. offer. 4- Vntinil or 1 ,,, . -;i - 3'IR .-.-. -.- ' ,-. - _, - -' .-. , tety bnmø. 222-555. snnrs-.ruj ________, •f414 Axe. __ __ SAMS AGENCY - I-I,OMI mt. -_ blind. s . - £ I-I 1gb 1,01W 2 batti, P -n om, I'm). narpn-a Avail. Ck't. net mistTi. 12 TflO. 1 -. let. S t w1111. hOARD Fldet-1- rereon In 1AKV MARY: Cleen 1-'nrn. Apt. p •_a 1_e fl_o ___or 33O, 1Th, $ e',IMI%t'l' II) c'iii1.', the;-s' 711 'E, riret St. $f?-1 i!' AVU4'lN AP.RTMENTS Irs_Sale nil .'.'cnem'- s'sr. st-hen - e-nt finI 15 t, "y ence wIth h'nits'd 51st.. llenk. I'TC'ETX turn apt., ss rs - . ltl.K'i IIL.[JL Lustre- iloetrt:j crn''itr :21.9&gg Oarpat Shamy%ooisr for only S: I ,per dalv. Carroll rurniture. - .lecehpnn's Pont. ___---- - TOW ;'x GARDEN A1'ATMEXT t8 rATH. ttleeliv inInquire St retired eopte dj 4j055fl(055fl - kitchen, her'!In- ' TT"l. rrrTi. ,s:r-:N hOE Operator. NEED HOMES TO SELL TN ORANGE CITY PaIrnetre, Ave, KC7P 141 Ted x-J, 1tA t,1# "! ei*,,:l1iI;z. Gcond work- KAVX Qualified buyerp who will RT owNsm: rurn. '" Wilkins TIArd!w.%-P. IlI L e,nill'11*1011% T'losullant work9 bedroom, 1% bnth hnmt assume, vour mortragis It ,your Inc nnditinfl' Pleasant tnin,Nicely located on corner Ito 'home Is hi good condition. Lot bcue. R!er. rrsll ir:- r PISTON Water T'ump,i plu' .'-. Alm l',' ptu . ehrtrtd. Tot- - frw_near elementary 'çq sic ceO your 'horns now, r't-__ ._-b fl_ ceir • gal. ... Jeans * remndrmnesin T'T\ET\( nL: Mr, nst It. Ill,.-; takes First 220 3intnr. r0141".. 111g. ms,zl~ prelmure. aprayIng. lipaill, 6 To. Tn. (Oratlize, 0.1.1.) - __ hange .41.4. Pit-til 1~.sljite F,xc Alarnolla, Z-12-444's. i -_ --1 I-re,, estimate. .'W-0600. See. lie per Rentals I -, --,-h1OUEkTLP1.T. BTiRM., WALl. te wall carpet,. Days *21-7174 CIIAU-' L!I Fence "l rnotol In Ort..t)- _____________________________ ration it ('twi. tran ' kitchen equipped it' mt. Tnke !'.\UHA "s' Can be seen 451St Itattle n' r. .nnt lt,ntic' e44r.. Contee' Bryant I Over payment. StTNLA)Th ESTiTEP: IBdrm., 1 qL Prayer Homes 'l _ 4t._ Tn._ bath. Assume loan. 2:1-062;. Ext. 473, N.A.S. Tilsrni Painting Service SITPET'4'. ISOTt ___________________ItiFTA1 g ray DEEP TRF.F.ZE. 4 cu ft fIrt It-tith 100. 1eor1 Rentals, i,'mrrlILt Hospital TN 1.VEIT RAs'EWNA PARK ''r cast gets it. 21 l.nke' Ellen s1-:MP()1.r I :4-o35o opening for with In,mrdtat, BEDROOM home TRW 3 ipLtJIJ ti ba'Tin., (tarnirlherrN. ,t,A.\ t 1t i'l Arrs. ;ti & Intsirv Superelectric Kitchen on well land- OOVETZME'T owNEr ROIrES Floach. Mrs. '4 Seli Drilling soaped lot for only $1,000. A1M1 PAIENT %'t,'n (,nt4l-: !'rrsonnnl Of-*- RPM.. i-. BATHS -4flt. E.l $500 down. nn: L ls.. Sur.tord. Pie. ELSA open-arm. Sold new for WniL5 DRILLED, PUMPS 1n.m 125St.5(' pay of! hsilafler S1d4.71 Sale SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 3,f5( per week. New W4i o'.'er 1 nee1ed to show .' 0 tI1 U34 Park Drive Office 2:2-11k 102. 1 41 h1)e Homes t Al! Types and Sisec S' 1D p1 cc Night: *22-0$4$ or 2:-0700 rant. Phone Credit Mnnitger fehln F'aslilofli.. "c repair and My',jce 4 t'hone necessary. Cat fun QI 4.lTV \'RlF HOMES : STINE 2 BR. VERT Cean. Close In, .t' 5, Sanford 3:.-__ .144*.. *23-sits III Pe. P5k â.. 1achinery & Supply Co. Jimmy_Cowan.2?-4013. 51. Articl es For Rent _(4_ V_ ..nd St_ 33-142 _________________________________ \V,'IT1Irl- : Pleasant workfi. Houses For Rent X4LPL)JIa1) ttnn,lItlflfl1., company baneITI 10-Mohi)e Bomes-Reni REK'1' A RED I '51' Roofing iOO.ifl$ lo it lmmedIatel ALMOST now 4 Bdrm., 2% bathe Rollaway. Hospital. Baby Beds., fit,.. Pr lirlltM. FlA. l'nom. fenced In "'J 4 !.I.: ?' \ 1 :,v.aI),,tilf' ATwI' T'cltonn Inn. den With firspisee, large kit. Day Week or Month. 11(11.1 yard $t ma A .n iInbli 715 Ii'. YOWL fool - BICARROLL% TPI4II .-IflIL Interi ' t ti(111 3 Iii • " I PUB?'.ITL I chen 3001 E 2nd Street. (iT -(l .1 11001' A %'. hOLE ?'sF' G.!4 qerit... St 322-11g ______ I lit W lot PhfOT'.F '-.'I40!. I' ,k .V TTIRIN ,1. 1100rrNr. . -,, HOSPITAL nEDF I ' or female Help It"4202 U40 Mawls,tha. at 17-12 I 0-Niale Ill tm,r.14 porr.h. Ntovu AI 1o.j_T,r.-,iIvr -.--',parto--Rent Wheel chairs, nick room supTiliem 6) turn. 14 , t-2fl Television for sale or rent -T 11.4 ,!A.;%!,0,1. n;u_ ll" 1 \II 4 ' Road To Cape Kennedy 3=11-239.16. LIQ(]I'I"[' ItE)ALL DflflOt. l( I t?iII I 4 60 ACRES WITH 2300 ft on 511. Pineerest Shopping Center hlAItnol ELECTRONICS I1)1411T111H'4 Toehit Workers, Of. S T'n-t 1 SIt' A BlrtutoOT.1 I 46, 1 mi. Southeast of tOneva 2701OrlandoDr.Ph 3?-7?4ti /1T(i TtS(.(ltO Speciallata. 4 5' _-pnr inert - For Rent v-oLin t L I Avt. 37t, iPT I oar)t.'r. Ph. -A great bargain at 120,000, servlr. :I2'-4261 ______________________________________ I lIou'ei t. n1rmc;-,nr KSM terms Evening 2:2-8601 _ '.en'vtceALLsnakes Ttadtoc. 53 Wanted To Bu rue 1 ii \ :°' ' I ___________________________________________ iii .1i per wet-AL lit h L"(. 1 1 - - iT T T' n FTtYprI QUId fib Your 30 Home Appliances I A Multiple Listing aItor __ _________________________________ kavi e with the cash . SUPE R TRADING POET . - - I 1a1t' # 'r, Jr. tish Sebnc1 S1 . '.:•.; - ,-, tMen51tia \\11 to W all Car1'ct1 BtnM rOR n-orle!na 1,i4s, RitI& I RiRM. AT'TS., c'ompletcl rhon $22'-hen rrivlls'.'s by E-.rs At, VIP'.'- 4 & S BOOMS turn.. newly tieTRIC which lnc',iu',ee ofeett-tci rnriltfl,i. 404 F, , 1 4th SI, -;ht. eQuipped, ?4(' TTI.ica th t at 17-02 T-4 lnz 130 . _flhlt PAINTING J. Adeack ' A. JIAT0 19f)1t CDUUCMM M=RTl0N5--N0 C14ANGIE OF COPY I SITUATION WANTED ADS HALc CHARGE I . 1 -------. 0 I 'I i. Special Services 31.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) F I .':• . P :.... D _.. _::ii J; ~?_ _ $4 ; 6 .. ,' k, - PURi. &PT., 1300 Mellottvllle. BATR, ontra $hh', fllb Payton J men. w-n,an ll sne. f 11R. 1'iT. euhppe4 ___ 'Vir- 120. Atitomotive Serice rooma for Me". rivokito FIlmor. in. 'Watf,r A flh uifnn &a SAk ill!-, ___ ____- (I Inn. $ B. ii T*AT1, $19P. )iIO, Fond - -_-- 106. ApArtments ForRent 10$. Aparinwni1"orRCnI log. RoomsForRent. _44 1%i(., hlfl1lSCF: Buy. Bell, Trade. 222s'i-.:. w._r__ Ifoward,Wynnlid 'e.. ...................... 2n; y . . 8ES BOARDED Reasonable Batsu Good Riding APsa u,_,ul PhflP Per Line lSc Par Line Per Line "IA.. b_.. I rur e.iii TA'TiS: \flnioea no, rn.'. 10. Poultry - Ltvestad - TWENTY ONE DAYS ......... ....... 16c 'TEN DAYS ........................ . FIVE DAYS ........................ 20c *%er THA1OAM ' healthy, Tin- toy & miniature sit stint. Terms. 22.144$. The I.o.iqer Your Ad Runs The Less it Cost Per line Pet -Day U1 IS1DI POOTII.F PUPPIES, guaranteed - irlct )l'UE, l.lti'hen equIpire1t ph led )Ali%. (100(1 !c.tIpT,, Ph. f;::t(i P. lit. I CALL UNTIL 12 NOON O START YOUR SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY AD NEXT DAY It PaYS rro Do Bu. siness T hru Clas,rm dfied. Pb. 322-2 61 1 For Fast Resu-1Is For Rent Oil __ ---________________ rih Supplies. ANIMAL KINOI '.!i. I,nngwnrid £31.444 4255938 372u2611 hAK_ & . Pot Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads SOUTH SEMINOLE SAMORD Houzes - '% Tusrakeets. Capuobtan --.- --- --i .I11IKey5.. rqiiirrei z.IonKcy. - - 7. Pap SA - Sept.2,ii66 iiparbvr*la natn. - LA ,!.ft"% IV .1L.. Home. - -_; Throlig,h'W - H er~Id 'CLissifieds t'A):flC.TS, Tame & Talking. My- o ---I . Mob-oolift", ORLANDO Orlando 644-6014 Ope,i 1,1511)' ill I to, M. I 1'. '-1~. I I __ - II • -P - - 11 -_. �p . I ._JJ_ --..-__ 1Ir ) ,.-. .-. _k. 5 -. . .• I I....... .5..._i-. . * Fld I Traffic Crashes 21 P ,o h O ____ -----.. -..-.--------- ---.---------.--- Seminole iiaaaaia~~~~saasaasi iiii~ sssssaaiai Week \Evcry 0 County Ll I - r 11 ,q I Baptist Church of God Methodist THE vNTB.T)A'' ADVENT=CRVRCI OsTnsr 7th & Elm a. L Marshall Paster SEflVICS BAUDAY9:30 a- a. School Worship Service — 11:00 a. a. Wednesday Night 'USO P. a. Prayer Service PInR'!' BAPTIST CUTTRCR 51$ Park Avenue Pastor P E. Chs.nc. Morning Worship $:10 a- U 1I45 a- a. Sunday SChOOl Morning Worship 11:00 a- a. Training Union 1:30 P. M. 7146 1p a. Evening Worship Wed.. Prayer Service 7:90 v. a. C? GOT) had & Prsesh L. R. *itor ________ Pastor Sunday 5- ' ..00. Morning WorshIp 1100 e. a. Evs.nsUstIe Ssr'v. . 7:00 p. m. Py Night Y. P. L Wad. 7:10 p. is. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Runland Eststss cn Heights Donald Ed Reynolds Church School — 145 a. is. Morning Worship 11:00 a.. a. ? Alliance Lt)ETt 'uflus APT1ST Pastor ILflaalItanGriffin MornIng Worship 1100-a. - ____ __ 1l$0 Prayer Sirvie. p. SUIUAND is. . — CHURCH OF, GOD OP PROPHECY 3501 Elm Avenue Rev. Itobeipt Welch Peator Sunday School 9:45 a- M. Worship Ssrvlo. 10:45 a- a. •-_.,' _._.. . fl E. E -.nr.lIetic Serv. 7:30 p. a. .ou*g-.,p),8er,Ice&BIbIe I •. Study ______________ -. :30 p a ednesday: 1 I Sunday School — 9:46 Morning Worship - 11:00 Baptist ' : / . . • % / / 103 Oak Pastor Robert Dean, Sunday School Worship BarrIos Evening Barrios 9:45 a.. a. fl:00 a.. a. aiorninx Worship Tn.tn'r Uunion — 6:44 P . &:0u Service sd. Prayer Service 7:10 P. a. Nursery Open 1:20 p. a. WTUR Sunday Nite, broadcast - Ilibi WEBTSIDE MISSIONAItY • ' 7:00 p. a. - 100 V. Pentecostal _____ s •,j t ?IRST PENTECOSTAL CI OF LONGWOOD CHURCH 661 Orange Street Rev Ruth OrantPaator I& i Lutheran ..T 5:10 V. a: 7:30 . LUTHEftAN CHURCH - ' .. .. L - • Sanford, Florida - • -. .. . -. _____ The . Wed. Bible Study - 7= p. a. Conquerors Keating Friday 7:30 V. a. 2900 A Orlando Drive . . School GOOD SHEPHERD . . •• _~ ____ . The Rev. Leroy D. Soper, Holy Communion 7:20 a. a. Family Service 10:00 a. a. " _____ Bible Claw .-.... - — Morning Jorshtp Evening Service Wednesday . ______ Third Sunday S1ngp1r&tton HOLY 401 8. Park Ave. 7:30 p. a. C Hart Brown Sunday . _ LxurLL.1 hr .1. CHURCH C CI 2 Park Avenue _____ . IRST CHURCH OF 'riii NAZARENE V.. 2nd St. at Maple Ave. J. Lester Seel Pastor Sunday School 9:46 a. a. Morning Worship 10:50 a. a. 6:oo V a. Service (Wed.) Minister 10:00 a- a. 11:00 a.. a. — Labor Day In Sanford-1966 went down to pollee sIcilian The report showed I. few lrunks in eat on 25th Street be. 1i'ed dead' He was drunk Noisy party on Seventh Street Boys shooting out lights at the hail park. Two apprehended and will he cleaning up the broken glass today Man healing his wife little child hit by car on 13th Treated at emerStreet. gency room and released City hail closed up tight someant' left a hose running birds looking for bread near the the zoo is quiet city jail radio blaring from the County "Feel so lonesome" Jail Fishermen out by the lake . . lonely machinery by the . boat marina site . . . ducks by Around the Elks playground. by Moilonviile—A few cars near os the emergency room at the hosStreet quiet pital . . First pital. maybe didn't see any flags It was too early. F -/ Avenue - a . __ •- . . . '1:45 p. a. .. PINECVXST ILPT1BT . . S.. ;•• ._••. ••- ----'-" - - . . J. Gordon Ps sr, Morning Worship 9:15 a,. a. Rev. - . -- . -' . - LI ' S I CHURCH Sanford, Fla. . §! 11 2 , -1 :J~ .-• - _____ Mon LAIC.E MART CHURCH OF C11fl187' — Evangelist Fir. _______ Bible Class Wed. JOIIDkN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CUIJROIL 1111 West First Street Pastor win. L. Btsphena Sunday School — 7:10 p. a. it IS F Mw the Mbe With PAOLA CHURCH 01' CHRIST W. S (Bill) Hammond, Evane- you = adther see nor touch. it. .And yet it will carry a the1V$ with all the beau and grace and freedom of iniIbIe sail. 9UL But Wiieresa the wind may die and leave you drifting aimlessly and helplessly -'- g • Y?flfl1T1S the IiIA WV RIXVUUL iã. lFluj* It is through the Chwth that =an is given understandingt:)of jilis Joi%er. ' k, worshipping God he cim acquire the spiritual insight which gives fuel to his soul and purpow for bis pmwitzo ,,,. VVWI Highway 40 West 10:00 a. a. Mysuing Worship - 7:10 V. W. ,V odn""7 Prayer 641"I" 7:80 P. W. swji— ~~, — " E Meets in Lake Mary flail Bible Class a. a. Morning Worship 10:30 :: THE CHURCH FOR ALL.. ALL. FOR THE CHURCH The Church is the greatest factor Ofl earth t!th for the building of dar.c- Atornint; Worship -li:oo a. m. Evening Worship - 6:00 p. M. Bible Class" Wed. - 7:30 1). tn. Civii.wiiy ConightIM Kgttt-. AdvcrtW= Scivice.lim. Su=1=,Va. house of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither denioctaw ve. nor cili tion person should attend servum Yelularly nuLl support the Church. Th are: (1 For his own saks. 2) oy lis children's sake. () For the Saks For the sake of the Church itself, which inceds his =omiand inaterial support. Plan to go to church fork, larly and read your Bible dally. - .. 1ff .4.1... .3' LeUoW.b1. . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Itev. Robert Al. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship — 2:30 a. m. Sunday Beltzool — 9:46 &. m. Morning Worship - 10:55 &. uL &Mop - - - w aetfft~ Rev. Virgil L. Biyani, Pastor Morning Worship 1:10 a. a. Church School — 9:45 a. as. Session Met 10:44 a. a. homing Worship — 11:00 a.. is. Church School~-Besrda1l Chapel — 2:00 V. a. Pioneer Fellowship 7:00 p. a. Senior HI Fellowship '1:00 p.a. - ...' V 111% . -. -. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 3776 South Orlando Drive Thomas IL ItMktn Pastor Worship 9:00 a- a. Church School 10:00 a.. a. _.,••. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woodland Ave., Rev. Robert W. Temple, Jr. Pastor - ii" ,.....1. UI 1143 101 W. First Morning Worship Weekdays: 10:30 a.m.-4:10 pm. .ir O..b.....I II 11141 VU - lIT? . W. 11:00 a. a. 6:20 V. is. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees - ___ ______________________ I i CELERY urrY PRINTING CO., INC. __ CARRAWAY & MK1HBjN 4 CHELSEA Tfl'LE AND GUARANTY CO. ford 319 W. First, San_ FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF EARR1LI3 & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford 1i RTCAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland THE _____ ___ BILL TT1MPH1LL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford KENTUCKY FItTED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida SEMINOT .PTIIT Auttoch Baptist Cburch_. Oviedo Central Baptist Church, 1311Oak Ave. Chuluota First Baptist Church Chuluota Baptist M'sio Elder spring* Baptist Church. 660 Lehman lid. First Baptist Church, 51) Park Ave. Friendship Baptiit CITuich of Altamonte Spring. itt. 44G. Altamonte Springs hin t IMptiat Church of Usliary First Baptis t Church of OSSST1 FirSt Church '•jV First Baptist Church of I.mk Monroe Zkrst 11491,14t Church of Leugwoud. Cur. Church Grant Pint Baptist Church of Oviedo First Baptist Church of Ma L.n4o Spring. First SliUch Missionary Baptist Church, 1102 W. 13th It. Forest City Baptist cij Fountain Heed Baptist Church, O iedo Jordan Missionary Baptist Church, . • 1 , , • , - Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 1720 Pear Ave Oakl&wn Baptist OMsrch .3743 W 39th 5, Oit.en Baptist Church Pinecrest BapU Church its W. Prairie L.ak. Baptist Church, Bldg. New Fern Park Progress Missionary Baptist CIIUrOh. Midway Second SIsUob Missionary Baptist Church. West Sanford HuuI&1d Baptist Church. 3919 French Ave. St. James missionary Baptist Church Ste Rd. 415 Omen p 11 oo5i.ry Ba 5, St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church anaan isiulita St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. 220 cr... St. Temple Baptist Church, Pus Springs lid.., tita.moni.. Spring. Wsatijds Missionary Baptist Church. 416 H. Holly Ave. Zion Hope Baptist Church. 712 Orange Ave. . _____ I' -s - v S ' •• • .S.• • ROman Enterprise Maosdonhi Mission Baptist Church tja.k 11111 ltd. (Mises Morning Glory Baptist Church, Geneva fla'y. Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church. U-" 1.mndc spring. lid.. Leagwo.d Mi. Zion missionary Sines Ave. now Bethel 9th St. £ lkoi7 Lv.. New hit. Calvary Missionary Baptist 1109 W. UUi 51. New bales Primitive lisptiat Ohurcb, 15911 W. 12th i. I. • Church of tM Nativity, '.-- Mary All Souls Catholic Church, 711 Oak Ave. 1921 W. First St. Le'v. SoUthern Baptist Mission, CAuluots Missionary Baptist Church North 114. S • ____ 1 ' at. •- ', -.. Ann's C!'iAN First Christian Church, 11075. Sanford A CONGRZOATZONAL Congregational Chriatia.a Church 3401 lark Ave. Norussid. Christian Church. 1 1 u r I d a Haven Dr., II*ItIMI _ ..*a...&..._ ass, Upoptsa'a Club, M Catholic Church. Pershing Place. akary St. 31.557 Magdalene Catholic Church, Maltland Ave. Altamonte 5pfl5gp _ - Catholic Chulijois ......--. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY FILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps arni Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford ICTLGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PIJBLIX MARKETS and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff . - £4 I W4 J f'I..4.. 4I11 II __I.__.__I £ U34 S .51 • CV Adult Choir rehearsal 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir rebsarshal g, - $ REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff . , co. CHURCH 0? CHRIST Church of Christ. 1512 S. Park Ave. Church of Christ. Geneva Church of Christ, I&k. Ma rl Church of Christ, L,ongwood Church of Christ. Pads p cauacu oi Church of Clod. 501 Hickory Church of God, 2100 B. French Church of God. Oviedo Church of God hiIaMoc. Enterprise EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church Ave., Enterprise E. Lioliary Christ Episcopal Church, bong-wood All Saints Episcopal, Enterprise at 4th Holy Crass Episcopal, l-'iinic LUTHER.A.N Ascension Lutheran Chutch. Oveibruok Dr.. Ca.aeelbrry Good Shepherd United l,jthern, suu B. Urlando Iii. Lutheran Church of the Iisd.eui.r, 103 W. *5th Pla Messiah Lutheran Church. American bsgluu flail. Prairie Lake, Fern Park St. LiLkes Luth eran Church , ItL 426 SLavla. ETUOD18T Barnett Memorial Methodist ChurCh, Jri)Bary Ave.. Enterprise Bear Lake Methodist Church listls*l A.1LE. Church, Canaan fieigl*ta Casselb.rry Community Methodist Church, hwy. 17-9: Piney ltt&iu.. ltd.. CasiU,.rry Delisry Community Iiethuthat Church W. Highlands, DelMny . STORES and Employees E NAYaAVJCNX 1" 1 vi I Church of th Nasarsas, W. tnd at Mapis Fern Park Church at h. NWXa.S. O zi lid., Fern Park lary Church of the Neasruis l'ltESIJYTEItlAII Community Preebyt.rlan Church. LW Mary First t-rssbytenAan Church. CMk Ave. First l3resbyteriap Church of DeBary, E• lLtghJiiud )3r01,yteris.0 Church of The Covsaaat . Lit. 8. Urlaudo LM. Presbyterian Church Anti 9913 Bear Lake Road Upeala community Presbyterian Church, Upsals, Bd. WtaLaatm ee P bytsrla Chroh, Howell Park. at 486, tss*1betry IE'IZNTR DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lahis $Sveuth-day Adventist Church. hwy. 436, Forest City 5.ventb4ay Adventist Church. Msttlad Ave., Altanioni. Spring. Sanford Seventh -day Adventist Church, Seventh A; Johnson Warns S S listed in "fair" con- jured available at press time. Hospital along with her twi Early Saturday a car oper- year-old daughter Tracey afti dition at Orange Memorial Haspital today after being Involv- ated by a Sanford man, Gray their car apparently went 01 ed in an accident onthe Orange Bishop, !l, 212'nlnnlalWay -r..t costI on anfovd A c. al Blossom Trail yesterday while crashed into the Osteen Bridge 16th St. and crashed Into a Two passengers in a cc abutment on SR 415. Bishop enroute to Tampa. by Frank Noel], Sun driven Troopers said Shinn's car suffered head, lace and other struck another vehicle on the injuries and was transferred merlin Ave., were treated f at the hospit Trail. The Police chief suffered to Gainesville Hospital Noel] apparently lost co broken ribs. No charges were ther and slammed i n, his His car was a total loss. A trol filed as yet. telepho: Highway patrolmen are still passenger In the car, Miss Pat a guide wire of a investigating an accident on SR McGuire suffered minor injUr- pole on 25th St. Injured were Jeff Whitin 46 and Jungle Road, approxi- ies. mutely two miles east of Gen- . Mrs. Virginia Skelly, 111 E. Geneva and David Noel], Sur s ninrlin Ave. Noell was charg eva. Several ihjulãa - z rt- i c-In- ins Circle, S'.f°rd ported with no list of the in treated at Seminole Memorial I with careless driving. Shinn was tre for F . CHURCHES First Pentecostal Church of bougwoud Full Gospel TaboreecI. 2714 Country- Club Mt. 011,. Holiness Ch urch, 0s.k Hill lid. Cist.esa J'tueorest Leisbly of Clod. 11th & Elm Sanford Allia.uoe Church, 1401 S. Park Ave. Sanford Congregation of Jehovah. Wit. items, $04 Sanford Ave. T*i. Salvntiogi Arai, 214 Jr. Sad 81. . minor injuries :. -. -:-: - &- 3 I '..I:A-:.;;" ..;.,-. 1. -..' - -- - 1. .., , ':- .r j. - 1 1 ,, :' ;,- 1;.) \ -:.I: -S ,hh1t_iI I llIE / I.. L - .7 / . .;- .. I .t-._ % - V "1 ' ,. '' - . After Shooting V Edward F. Connelly Jr., 20, of Police Chief in an North Orlando, was reported in accident—Gosh—arid he got all "critical" condition this morn those safety awards too. Ing at Orange Memorial Hospital suffering from a bullet wound in the head. Area deaths ................ 2 Sheriff's Deputy J. Q. Gallo. bridge ....................... 8 way reported young Connelly C1ssified ads ............ 10.11 was found at the rear of the Cornic .................. 89 Church of the Nativity, on SR Crossword puzzle .......... V 427, Saturday morning, with a Dear Abby .................. 8 .22 caliber rifle at his side. 1-ic P be en shut in the right LewEditorial page .............. 6 bud . 89 ie. Entertainment ............ Gaduway said it WSb 4.*U p• ..... *1 Horuseope &icety .................... . 4.5 parent attempt at suicide. since Sports ....................... 7 Connelly' parents reported be -. ., V bad been desyuadeiit of late. Herald Index F . .4. .. .t a._ —S SI - ,,. 'r'.- --. '' .' - .• jS _ - -. James TITUSVILLE (AP) Sturchio of Titusville dropped - gressional race. The decision, 60 days before the election, left Rep. Ed Gurney, Republican, with no announced opponent. Sturchio said that hopes for financial support had not materialized and he had gone into debt to seek the office. this afternoon at the Church of Christ with internment at. Onklawn Cemetery. Hancock, who came to San. fond more than a decade ago, livedat 109 Pinecrest Dr., SanHe served with the Array engince during World War I II and *as' as a member of the Sanford Shrine Club, member Inf nselk of the Bahin Temple In OrlanMIAMI (A?) G reta, the do the Masons and the Restaur- season's seventh tropical storm, New Tropical ford. Storm Builds Up In e - ant Owners Assn. of Florida. was expected to increase her Survivors include his widow, might to hurricane intensity to. Maxine N.; sons, Robert Wade day as scientists considered whether to try to seed her anand Wallace Dale, both of San. gry winds into submission. ford; mother, Mrs. Pearl HanAlthough she was still small cock, Williston; brothers, W. L. and no immediate danger In Hancock, Daytona Beach, W. E. any tand mass, forecaster's predicted Greta to grow In sixe and Hancock Jr., Jacksonville; ters, Mrs. Opal Henderson, Or- power as she ranged over the warm waters of the South Atlando; Mrs. V. F. Hester, Allantic. achun, Mrs. W. It. Hester, Meanwhile, officials 0f ProGainesville, Mrs. harry Gaston, ject Stormfury, the tropical Columbia, Ga., seven nephews storm "seeding agency, were niece s. and decide during the expected l'allbears were \V. K. McRob- day whether to sprinkle Greta erts, J. L. hobby, Ruby Spears, with 3ilver Iodide. Dave Heniley, J. H. McNeil and Her location and probabte many honorary pallbearers, track made Greta a candidate ' six to G ramnkow Funeral home Is in Sturchmo, 43, is a political charge of arrangements. science Instructor on leave from lirevard Junior College. for the process which is designed to convert a tsorm's destruc- tive ferce into harmless rain. At 5 sin. (ES'T). Greta was Marine Killed centered near latitude 21.3 JACKSONVILLE (AP) A north, longitude 6.1.3 west — crash on takeoff killed at Mu- about 385 miles northeast of rine Corps flier last night. The San Juan, P. R., and a little pilot, stationed at the Heaufort over 1,200 miles east soutist (S.C.) Marine Air Station, had of Miami. started it training flight when Greta developed yesterday Ids Ii'S Crusader jet crushed at northeast of the Leeward lithe end of it ('veil Field rums- lands, the eastern boundary of the ',.'aribbesn Sea A long- way. CICERO, 111. (AP) threatened 01)011 housing march filed through hostile Cicero Sunday, with 3,00() 1)011CC and National Guardsmen swinging bayonets and billyclubs to maintuin order. Six white spectators suffered minor bayonet cuts and police arrested at least 40 Pe150115. 'I'ise march by 192 persons fur less than thu 1,000 authorwas Ized by a parade permit protected by a force larger tItan asiy mobili zed during the pust six weeks of Protest itiurehes in the Cicero area. Leas than one-quarter of the marchers were white. Some other marches have been nearly half missions. coumposed of whites. As in other dunsonstrutions, rocks, bottles and firecrackers flew at the marchers and hecklers shouted taunts and oh. Marchers -.. Through Cicero S. 1 •. 14, r. ' Unopposed Sanford and Seminole County today mourned the loss of Rohert C. Hancock, 52, who died Saturday after an apparent heart attack. Funeral rites for the owner of the Pinecrest Inn in Sanford and Town House in Oviedo are being held Thousands Guard , - -- nflii'ers said. - _ - -. - - 11 I c1'IPJ Rep. Gurney out of the Fifth District Con- ''i -.-(:'-• '- / - car of - • . For people who need an excuse . Longwuud _____ Eastern Orthodox Church. St. Johns Chry. 50510W CILSP&, Hwy. 17-92, Fern Park Congregation Bath lana.!. 14th A Magnolia First Church at Christ, Scientist. 1100 E. 2nd St. Mlujdow Ball of Jehovah's Witness Lali. Monroe UnIt, 159* W. Third St. 4 Jj PRESS The 78-hour Labor Day week• endend traffic toll toward what tile National Safety Council Sold looked like a "pretty definite" record. The death toll reached 457. "Unless there's some radical Improvement," said a safety council spokesman, "it will be near the top of our estimate 630 deaths. This, of course, would far4urp515 the record of (.4 563. "At this point, It looks pretty definite," he added. For comparison, 505 persons died on a recent non-holiday weekend. after care, Commie Paper The new six acre park near Lake Jessup is about ready and NEW YORK (AP) A crude don't bc surprised U you see picnic tables and a boat ramp bomb exploded Sunday at the offices of the Communist flewsprouting up any day there. S V V paper, the Worker, wrecking a County Commission plans lusemeut room and shattering work sessions on county road windows, including a number of projects Tuesday afternoon and stained-glass ones in a church Routine meet- across the street. Wedueday There were no injuries. Police ing scheduled for tomorrow said the pipe bomb, 10-12 inches morning. long and probably filled with • • gunpowder, was detonated in School buses using Holly the basement areaway of the Avenue between 24th and 25th three-story brownstone building. Streets have aroused bitter The church damaged was the compaintb about the dust from Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of residents there. Some people St. Savu. have been raising cain over cars raising dust on way to ball park during the summer. Every city coiiimlstiioiier got at least one phone call—they'll take it up with the school board. * Allen'. ML Church, GUy. A 12W Church of Clod In Christ. Oviedo Chuluota. Community Church Church of 0-ad of Prophecy, 3507 Elm Ave. Church of God Mlmlon, Enterprise Church of issue Christ of Latter Day Saints, MIS Park Lye. COmmUP'&y Chapel, Altamonte Spring. fur- . Man Critical Jam OTHER . . AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_— Christ Methodist Church Sunland First Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave. First M ethodiat Church of Oviedo Fi rst Southern Methodist Church 344u Sanford Ave. Free Methodist Church. 101 W. 4th It. Geneva Methodist Church, Oseeva Grace Methodist Church, Onors Rd. Grant Chapel huE. Church. Oviedo (.Iakgrove Methodist Church. Oviedo Gateep Methodist Church Pa I' u I a Weals Wesleyan Methodist, it. 44 W at St. James A.ILE.. 9th St. at Cypress Sc.. Maria A.11.E. Church St. At. 416 OltSsfl st. laura Methodist C ii u r C 11 OsiSID ltd. EnterpUae Stafford Memorial Methodist C b u r cii b. DslIary Traffic accidents continued in alarming numbers to-in Sanford and Seminole County rifl-kbt' Iat'T Dwec..J with at least 10 persons hospitalized including the Long- I - WINN DIXI _ -- ' STRICKLAND-MORMON, INC. and Staff CO. A idents Soar In Area IIANCO(:K Sanford Mourns Loss Of Hancock By 'FUR ASSOCIATED Longwood Police Chief Hurt. . I{UIJKRT C. 0 —Record Nears BISHOP CAR AFTER THE SR 415 CRASH Wrecked By Bomb _ SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS John Dunn and Staff -- ----- • S S WILSON-EIuiuLBURGEg MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAWR FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . . ___ ROSE AND WILE'S RESTAURANT Rose & Willis Bowman & Employees -• ---------•---- - COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Riame and Employees L D PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida STENSTROM STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and COUNTY C. L. Robinson and Staff . h'irrwnl to death Appar.ntly he 1.11 acic-ep '.i.huIe mnking on a g(- rt'eflfy(l porch M his home, Over Nat ion :' (Herald Photo) - WESTAUNSTER rRESBYTEILIA CHURCH co.runz z I 11.t. 436 East of Seminole Plans. IL. Lucas F. Onile Pastor Church School 9:20 a. a. Morning Worship.. 11:90 a. a. Junior RI & Senior 111 youth Meetings 6:00 p. a. Tuesday: --- THE Labor On Gains SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff NELSON & CO. INC. Oviedo, Florida HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Str.ff --n'--.------- Nothing but pats-on-the-back for our sheriff's putro] boat on the St. Johns and Lake Monroe. BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (AP) Wish I had a nickel for every President Johnson campaignperson they have pulled out of ed in Michigan today by bluntly Doing it quietly telling organized labor on its the water and without fanfare. own holiday that "it can't make all the gains it wants all at soon beonce.,' meeting Look for it After volunteering this anti. twtCtl \7 oluiia and Seminole officwis on that Sit 415 bridge— inflation warning in Detroit, You Imow tile one mean—The citadel of the United Auto structure (?) that looks like It Workers Union, Johnson flew to belonged to the Sanford Junior P.attle Creek to help mark the High School complex. 100th birthday of a sanitarium . S founded by the late cereal king, Work on dredging the propos- Will Keith Kellogg. ed new boat marina has been Now U we can completed only iwd those bulkhead people. —The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford at--- ---- . * - 457 Dead R l~ ___ I - Nobody asked me but, If there's such a shortage of doe. mrs Ii: Sa"Ju34.th cru't our medical society solicit young MDs from around the country in settling here? Surely there wood Police Chief. must oc hundreds of young mcfl Long-wood Police Chief H. D. out of medical school looking for a place to raise their jamRies. - _. Rh1t! II •'M 192A - (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worship — 7:15 p. a. FIRST CHURCH OP CUltiST SCIENTIST 800 Last Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School 11:00 a.. a. Wednesday Service s:oo p. a. OATkWN BAPTIST CIRJ1tCII 274. Dountry Club Itoad Pastor Rev. IL. T. Barrett a. Sunday School — V:4f Worship isrv1oe — 1l:OD a.. a. 'Pr.aMur 11ntn — 51 n 2:00 V. a. Evening WOTI12t Wed Prayer Bsrv. — 7:20 p. a. L.UTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEILER 103 W. 21Lh Fla" "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "'This is the Lit." Herbert W.Go.ras........ Pastor Sunday School — 9:16 a. m. Worship 8'1iN1 a- a. Kindergar ursery S • t,.c. Tb,. Florida Highway Pa rrul 1100'(1 one as Pher,mos W. t ringer. It, of Riviera Reach 111111 saId ttie r,'hprs name was ri! her Richard MihIr r'r ii':harrI l :, m phe ii WiIiIm,tn 1fr-rmnJr. 'A of PAM 61 stied in Itue -"trek of his car ''Ii Stt,Pc- Rm,rJ )04 msts'iut II miles 1, 11'mnrueII Friday night. f)rr,wriing.q I a e I si ii e d May ;siyer. .1.1, of Gainesville at Crec ,'jt Ficaeh Charles MiPer, nfl. of A P. I a a I a at. Jacksonville heath, and gather Sheppard. 52. of .laeks'.nvlIIe In the Jacksr,nville Harbor. At Lakeland. Paul Linn. 74, P collided. Thomas .1. Walsh .Jr., 20. of Tim rmu'r Air l"oret' I inst. G;i • . S S S Oak Ave. & 3rd St. about 23 miles north of (keCho- i'r . . Each Month 1.Ind ergarten anci N Nursery -' dy - . - Rev. Roy A. lia.mUt.on Pastor Adstuday School — 9:4b &. M. jUoraLu& Worship... 11:00 Tr&lnt= Union a Worship 7'ZO j jsuing Pra yer 7:10 V. M. Alarvials l d H A lint- tow muon, 11cm t-vc'y Coo per .Jr., 32, was killed Sunday at n I IhaMlillnte processing plant tic':i t Ilnrtnu, vIicit two iront c'iul load . - o i ay Trage u kiIIcd by mu car !t''hr'rt l)ar.ir'l f,ngfr,rrl 5 I.I. rf ,q I ll, tt-rulkeql on Stat" 1I11Ful .102 z:sii killer] in preneat- Panama (1$ y. rlm-,wri hrnars Sa?urrlay hit .Josc'mh 1. 011.1f roll I tear a, r,11, "I tr,r mu ear rsn Sfmto Rose] 29 K l'slutut,tc'e '.-suq It I IletI itt an or submit 25 t nllpq r,isrth r,f S'mnni. ,-i,Ic',,t, at flint it'?it r oh Florida ts,n'I city Sot ui,rin v A F"'""!', boy M i e lu a I 1Jie Mr,ntgornery, 11. w xi killed tvhen a ear struck his Wycle ~ Oft SOuPe FU,orl 05 Rt Pe'nqaeola Sat c,rtlay. Two men were killed Friday a I g hi P when their ear was wrecked airing SOuPe Road 13 i,q stunk amid . . - Ralph Brewer Jr. Evaugeltit Bible School •.. 9:0) a. a. Morning Worship — 10:00 a.. a. 1- suing Worship — 6:10 p. a. Wed. 1ray•r Service 7:10 p. a. b LARRY VERSHEI, By . SANFORD CiffSTIAN Ave. - •• . _. ... . a or L - FLORID ,\ - * CLOG /• .••• a. a. sa. Church Street, Longwood )'r. Charles W. Stewart, Jr. Vicar 1:00 a. Holy Communion Family Service & Cl4S5S5 1:20 L. M. S 'S .- N azarene C HRIST CHURCH :----:4 : •.p'•:*..: Zip Code 32771 A l - ____ ;/:. - fil I _._. •• tS. / / / rms'r CffflISYrIA2 DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1607 S Sanfoorrd Ave. it Vernon Puller - . U In Smash-Up Near Clearwater By mr. ,RMfl(1,%1:I) ,'ttrMs 'l'lie tiont Ii toll ftuiii nrrldent q d U V I ti g f lip long I ,nlsnr I by wc't'kc'nd nnt-ed In 21 In flmkla I ndnv willi n $ u cAr 1411IF1011111 ---------..-,---- ____ It I Ill nit ttevell young n'sqiIt' Ill—for (1 ( in1*- ( 'Is'n t- ,i It' Ihe Floritlo 111011%,V11), l'nI icil saul the sevell pc'tIshed w)n',i a ear carrying Rix teen ngc'q frani Tampa collided with sinaI he, automobile cm U.S. 19 early toilii y. MI six teen-nget-q nti:l Suzanne l)ntnpler. 21, 1, am the other tar, were killed. The I ligliwny I 'sit mcii idc't,t ilirci live of the COX youths os Lewis, 1)1 sine Ct, t-IH',iI u'r, I .inih, Vogel, SI,c'ik' Ijnget-c'r, nil 17, anti (in' ilt-Ivi'r, I )cn,,,Icl K Ig:'r Ill. old inoti %viri kihicqi A 46 l.siiiiletilnle Su,I(Iny 1111,011 III I"IuIt -lit'ii 0 1)0(101 tnt skkklrd 1111(1 stiiiu'k him during a t-sulnstarni. l kky Itcert', 9, Ii maw ned Sun day while sinitnIng nil I"iirt ____ -: - ..• / 4JLLL•JWWJ .. 4*j; / ____ - FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. Rev. Durward H. Knight, Jr. Pastor SUfldiw .chool :46 a a. Tning Mor hi p i.0 a- fll. £ Wors OP.. 1.. pwor League u.uO p. Tb. Evening Worship ___ 'YIVAP. . Prayer eet t 7:30 .a. .... S a Seven Lives Are Snuffed Out rrttth b Southern Methodist . / - A?Wr 04 l WEATHER: Cloudy, hot and shiwcrs thru Tu esday. SANVORI), P Lcd \\ne — Established 1908 — MONDA Y, S],31' 5, 19 66 ov*Ie V W - pINPCRERT OP GOD CHURCH Coy. 27th and Pastor H. IL Wilder a. a. Sunday School tornlng Warship 10:50 a. 7:10 P. M. ]venin_g Worship a. Youth a.Serv. (Sun.) 1:00 p.7:10 Ifld-Wssk srv. (Wed.) BAPTIST CHURCH John Iii. King ~ Sunday School — io:oo Sunday Uorning Worship 11:00 A. ,1- -. HURCH 1 \1OL 0L. 59 NO ii "The Nile of Amei'ien" . . - 'W P. . 1$0 V. s45 p. a. Sunday School 9:44 A. Morning Worship 11:00 a- a. Evan*,eltaUo Services 7:00 y Wed. Prayer & "Sponsored skip" Assembly Of God G&u Smith suft"y Bch . ____ 7:30 P a- - V _. Training Union Evening Worship -____ - (Wed) , ,, , • Old Orlando Rd. at 13.st.r Ave. ... £OflI.IA V . CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHUIUB 1401 Park Ave. at 14th SL a- tor *SW. BI **nd&T school Worship Scoville, 7:10 V. Worship Alliance a * * * * r Phone 822-2611 or 4293$ Adventist ' on the St Johns River I -.0,0010 . * * * P '! 1 V - - - P WATER AND SEWER services for the new l million Montgomery Ward Complex at Seminole Plaza are checked out by Fred Snow (center), project manager for Sudler Construction Company, builders, with Leonard Casselberry (left) and Paul Bates, superintendents for Casselberry Utili(Herald Photo) ties Company. to buy a new Pontiac! Pontiac Catalina has the best resale value of any car in the medium-priced group, which includes the top models of the low-priced three according to the latest N.AID.A. Official Used Car Guide figures based on 19631965 V.8 4-door sedans with automatic trans - - - or Starts On Clearing Montgomery Ward Complex Clearing operations liuve be. gull On the ajiproxi ilia tely nine ac-re site for the new Montgomery 'Ward, 11W., complex to be built at Seminole Jiuu in Casberry. The cuinpiex reportedly cost.jog over 1 million is being built by Sudler Construction Cu., Inc. of Newark, N. J. The retail dejiat-toicut atom will be erected next to the Cuiernit Theatie with an area of not less than 60,000 squsro sales and serfeet and the vice dcptinciit will he located itt U aepurutc building on Highway 17-102 adjacent to the main etttitttwe to the Plaza. Although the new stores will Le built on the urea formerly the parking lot, ade. JMIIt of c juutt.- pushing fudiltks will be ic:dc available with the paving .,f previously unused land t.o the u1irth and east of Ward's. auto (But who needs an excuse?) sconities. .0 Red Ship Sunk TOKYO (All)—U. S. Aircraft attacked and sank a small CMImese Communist vessel, damn, aged and killed nine Chlneso e:cwnien In the Gulf of Tonkin Aug. Z40, Peking itudlo said today. 9 "We Car. About You . We Car. About Your Car" 1501 W. FIRST ST. 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 03, 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/46b80b37dd8ec3ce1eabf302a91ada8b.pdf aa44ca783ef0c885f83479f3e44365c1 PDF Text Text . __ I - 5 - 1 I t-4. a* 0 BT p I- a I •_ Jsei.s MeKise 1311 N. 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Federal Gun Law Urged 6;T!:~ CI * '5 HERE'S ALL YOU DO. 11 "The Nile of America" S week of "Let's Go To The Races" Many mole wMosis are posted In your favorite PWIx Mlii.! f ..e 9 * * * Zip Code 82771 _._f ..-,U Johns River edy Presl- at Juvenile Delinquency subdent Johnson, deploring the committee which last May 19 Phone 822.2011 or 125.5988 "shocking tragedy" on the Uni- approved 6 to .1 an administraSVIATIIElt: Monday 89.70, mlii .:17 Inch ; showers, warm thru Wedne'ndiiy. versity M Texas campus, said (ion bill to put controls on the Price 5 Cents today "we must press urgent- mall-order and overthe-enunter VOL. 58 NO. 247- AP Leased Wire - Fstitb11s1ied 1908 -TUES1)AY, AUGUST 2, 1960 - SANI"OIW, FLORIDA VOL. 'I ly" for a federal gun control sale of firearms. The bi ll was law. referred t the senate .Iudiciary Is the cost of living going u; In a sta tement . Johnson said Committee where a fight is e'(consumer Index says "yes" Congress has been considering pected to exempt ri fl es from LB.1 shouts "no") or h thu such legislation for many these new controls. new math getting out of hand months. t The house also has received of One of the Clockwatehers shop time has tome for ac- several hills to curb firearm (Ion," he said. sales. But it has taken no action ped one of our super.rnR1iets iohnson. who personally knew since .lulv 1965. when Its Ways the other day. Cleansing powdei of the victims of the cam- and Means Committee held . one (i was a needed item on the list pus sni per, joined Mrs. .lohnson hearing on the subject. 40 1 On the can was the price tn3 In the wake of the Austin which read 24c. Over IL, bit shootings. Dodd said: (Sea reIa surely not hiding it, was an 'For my part I will continue Page 12.) other price tag 12 for 51c". to fight to keep controls on the • • In sending a telegram to the sale of rifles in my amendment By I)otth Austin Last year the local Jaycee university's chancellor. Harry to the Federal Firearms Act." effect on July 1, 78 McdSince Medicare vent claimed one International visit Sen. Ralph W. Yarborough. a Ransom, saying: imitted to Seminole Momtion when Mike Whelchel of th leave patients have been rn Democrat who lives in Austin, orial Hospital. (The fedora I government has not apMayfair Country Club and "We want to assure you of said "This horrible deed must any hospital for regular Medipersonal or official assis lead to some thought of the member of the Sanford Scm proved or disapproved the tance that would In any way be only for e nuergency cases.) AdnuiniJ. nole Jaycees attended the Ecot care funds promiscuous handling of danhelpful." strator Robert Besserer gerous arms. . omic Affairs Conference in Al Hill Ii Moyers, White blouse said total case load for the The Se nate bill would: gentina. South America. Thes press secretary, said the adpast month has been it lit1. Ran the Interstate mail orSanford men do get around! ministration will push for a gun der of tle over 400 patients. 4 * concealable firearms I an unusualnot "This is control law stronger than one such as pistols and revolvers The Sanford Herald and Th ly high number of patients ovapproved In March by a Senate individuals. Clock Winders are always gin, er 65 years of age as the usJudiciary subcommittee. 2. Regulate the interstate sale to hear from our readers on an: ual ratio Is about 80 per cent This span, reportedly costing $80,000 to BRIDGE TO NOWHERE Moyers said the President or sporting rifles and shotguns subject which interests their of patients in the over-65 catebuild 8-10 years ago, connects Seminole and Orange Counties, across the wants the legislation to encom- through an affidavit provision. II 0 W E V E R, letters, card gory," Besserer said. pass controls on rifles and shotRiver . . . . only motorists hit it wall of trees and weeds at the Wekiwa Restrict the import into the which are unsigned and tee e. Most of the 78 patients were guns as well as hand guns. Oviedo Police Chief George Orange end of the bridge. Road across the bridge, so 'tis said, was to United States of military stirphone calls where the caller re emergency cases. Average stay connect with a now dead-end highway running south from SR 46 in Lake The President knew Paul plus firearms and certain other fuses to give his or her nnm( Kelsey was involved In a traf- is about seven days. County. Span was built with private capital. State study of it projected Sonntag, 18, grandson of Paul foreign-made firearms. fie mishap in which the town will not be accepted. So if yn Besserer said "It Is too soon recreation park In the area has revived the thought of completing the Bolton. news editor of Austin 1. Bar the sale of pistols and don't wish to be identified, yo police car received in excess to make any definite assessroad to connect Lake, Orange and Seminole Counties across the \Vekiwa television-radio station KTBC. revolvers to persons under 21. are wasting your time. If yo of $900 in damages, It was re- ment of increases in the pa(Herald Photo) River. which Is owned by the Johnson .5. Bar the sale of rifles and ported at the meeting of town sign your name to your lette tient load due to Medicare. It family. The President phoned shotguns to persons tinder 13. and ask that your name h council Monday evening. will take about six months to Bolton Monday to express his 6. Ran the over-the-enirnter Kelsey, while In pursuit of withheld, it will be withhelc work out an average. A great sorrow, drag racers last Saturday, was sale of concealable firearms to but you must sign it.. forced off the highway Into the many of our doctors have been * * The President said he knew persons who are not resident of on vacation." many In congress share his the state wherein the licensee Distributive education and cc woods to avoid a head-on col'H 4 Inspectors from the federal view that a gun control law conducts his business. lision with an on-coming veoperative business educatio government were due to visit hicle. should be enacted promptly students at Lyman High Schoc Council agreed to apply the the local hospital again today, "before the loss of life that are asked to report to the schoc which the hospital trustees have $893.16 settlement offered by might be prevented by Its pasbetween 8 a.m. and noon an the town's insurance company insisted is In compliance with sage." day this week for counselin for the damage to purchase of federal regulations to qualify Introd uction of gun control and job placement for the coir a new police car. The low bid for Medicare. Besserer said It bills In Congress was spurred ing year. Mrs. Lois Toole is th of Simpson Motors of $1774 would be a week or 10 days beplaces for mosquitoes. "The ation which is "messing up the by the 1963 assassinatIon of By DONNA FJSTES CBE coordinator and Lloy with trade-in was accepted. fore a report from the federal President John F. Kennedy Two irate women, Mrs. Helen roads are in bad shape," she Wekiva River." Bond is the DE coordinato reported th with nCr tAder i'ffle. Councilman T. L. Lingo was agent would be received. Alexander again i Cocicley and Mr.. John Hunter, quid,. "and washing away into county has exhausted its au Mrs. Toole and Bond will be at authorized to complete the "Paymet of the Medicare The chief Senate iponsor of tending a state planning cot transaction, have police tires bills by the government Is run- pledging "to stay on you boys' Hear Lake." ' thority to stop the operation gun legislation was out ahead of ference next week in Wei installed on the vehicle, pur- ning way behind with the backs until action Is taken," "The people in our area feel and has brought the matter t Johnson's statement with an exPalm Beach. LAKE WORTH, Fla. (AP) chase a new light for the car, American Hospital Association appeared before the board of like forgotten people. We pay the attention of the propelr presslon of hope that the Austin The father C C of Charles Joseph and have the town emblem reporting that none of the hos- county commissioners this morn- taxes, too," Hhe concluded. body, the Gamiic nail Fresh Wa shooting would push the measThere's just four more w'eel itmnan said today, "My son placed on it, pitals qualified for Medicare ing demanding that maintenance Commission chairman John ter Fish Commission. ure to passage. before school starts so kid has committed a crime th at is Councilman R. L. Moore re- have yet received any payments and drainage be provided on Alexander answered that road Coleman received the corn Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- a ctreat horror to the whole "gather ye roses while ye may, ported a rash of speeding Is from the Social Security office four streets in the Paradise problems are analyzed on pri- mission's blessing to present pe Conn.. said In a statement: Parents of first graders ai occurring in the town and rec for care given patients on Med- Point section of Bear Lake. world. He just snapped." ority basis to do the work which titions to the GFWFC urging "The Incident. . - In Austin is C. A. Whitman, a prosperous reminded their youngsters mui ommended signs setting a icare," Besserer said. Streets named were Sunset will serve the most people. lie immediate action be taken. I: extreme example of what plumbing contractor, said he have a physical examinatic speed limit of 25 miles per "Hospitals are having a dif- Drive, Croton, Magnolia and instructed Road Supt. J. C. no action is forthcoming, Cole an has been going on for much too beli...ed his Son was under trebefore entering school. Thi hour be placed on the five en- ficult time nationwide with Azalea Road. 4 Lavender to Investigate the man said he intends to appea I long in this country. anenQous pressure be fore killing is mainly an attempt to see thi trances to the town. Chief Kel- mountains of paperwork and Mrs. Cockley contended no matter and report at next meet- to the Governor. "Ri fles are used to murder his wife and moth er and pouryoungstrs don't enter scho sey advised signs could not be no payment of bills forthcom- maint e nance had been provided ing. The commission agreed to ac and wound tens of thousands of ing fatal bullets into 13 more with communicable disease placed on state roads without ing so far, according to a bul- on Sunset Drive in the 12 In other business, Woodrow cept a 14-foot by :10-foot utiiit1 people annually, persons from the observation These so called childhood dL authorization and complained letin we received today from years tihe had lived there and Coleman appeared to ascertain easement to Seminole Junlosr th ese schootings in section of the University of hope ' eases can sweep through a firs that on some state roads con- the American Hospital Associ- that stagnant waters In the what action the county has College; instructed the parks Austin will cause those who Texa tower in Austin Monday. grade classroom in nothing fit fusion has resulted since the ation," Besserer concluded. roads in the area were breeding taken to stop the logging oper- department to place buoys of have fought cont rols over the Police bullets killed Whitman. state road department has and empty it in a few days. the shore of Crystal Lake Purl sale of rifles to any criminal or 'He had pushed himself e* 4 posted speed limits of 40 miles prohibiting boats from bein deranged pe rson to have second metdously in the last few per hour in one directionwhile Robert Petree, democrat within 251) feet of the shoreline thoughts." Tn4)fl th 5 to do what was almost the limit in the opposite direcstate executive commit.teema accepted a payment from th i Police found two rifles, a carimpossible," Whitman told a appears every Friday on tI tion on the same road is 45 i blue, a shotgun and two pistols news conference in tI1 front city of Casselberry in th miles per hour. Moore was auBill Herson Show on Charm of his one-story frame thorized to contact the SRD By MARILYNE PETERSON ed and both stop signs and vance for future council meet amount of $3,629 for its shari with the sniper, Charles Joseph ya 9 from 8-8:30 a.m. O of participation in paving after he was killed home Whitman. 25. limit signs, which had Ings and specifications be set speed * • for co-operation on the matter. Acting Mayor Lloyd Brown of Winter Park Drive; brough by police atop Universi- "tit- just snapped." said th e In other business, Town At. i the Village of North Orlando been damaged were replaced tip for the village's Insurance tic i'igaIi Avenue into road sys Monday Democratic guberna t o r i I ty of Texas Tower. They said father. that competitive bids may bc during the month. turiiey G. Algernon Speer was announced a vacancy on the nominee, Robert King fig tern for niaintenance; anal votes I three more rifles and two DerWhitman said the regret and Mc. submitted, will be considered at Motions made by Charles instructed to take the necessays that while his fathe zoning commission at the counto provide emergency inn inten found in ringer pistols were his sorrow he felt about the mass Intosii, finance commissioner, a work shop to be held at a sary steps to sell delinquent Daddy Lester High, comes fro mice on Lnkelamd, Sanford, Rob cil meeting Monday night and that agendas be prepared In ad.1 later date. slayings was too great to be ex- home. tax lands in the town. the sinail community of Fli erts, Orlando, Barton and Carl It was not learned immediatepressed. asked for a volunteer. In informal discussion folCreek, Tenn., his mother Is ton Streets as well as a see ly where Whitman obtained the "My son," he said, -'has earnlowing the meeting, Moore recAnyone Interested in the zen. native of the thriving metro] tion of Charles Street. weapons Police said the 12- mitted a crime that is a reat ommended the board get to- lag seat may contact any coun• I:! oils of Possum Trot, Tenn. I gauge shotgun had been pur- horror to the whole world. I gether and map out a paving claims that in 51 years of mu ell member or Mrs. Helen chased on credit Monday at a know you all realize that this program giving an order of riuge, his parents never hi Green, town clerk. boy is sick. I don ' t know what department store. priority and adopt the road an argument, but admits " the Seaof else to say about him." Dodd is chairman Police and Fire Commission. program (to he financed out times they reasoned tog of the capital improvement er Jay Watts reported that a so enthusticaily they could I fund) when the budget Is tank truck has beeii received heard for liloeks away!" H'J"!'('J iiext. ninrith. from the Florida Forest Service 4 * In the Sanford Plaza Letter was read from the and will be leased to the ,volunBreaking and enterings In th "'Tight money' has not u Departiiient. of Housing and teer fire department. T It e are on the upswing, a city IVI I, feeted the Delt,ozia Corpurati Urban Development notifying truck, which has a 2,000 gallon QUALITY cording T to Sanford police, wit MY$ home-building and sales cti the town that $244,000 Is re- capacity, will be painted red t reports that three churche ties to any substantial degr served in the water and sew- and lettered by the fire depart. were broken Into and eutere nor Is there any indication age facilities grant funds to mcnt before it is put into serMonday night. this time it will hamper ope ' help the town correct water vice. First Baptist Church, Fire ations in the future," F. It will be available. If needdeficiencies n o w Inhibiting Presbyterian Church mmd Ito! Mackle Jr., president of ti community growth. The coin. ed, to the Forest Service in any Cross Episcopal Church wer corporation, tuted in a rece jilete project, is estimated to part of the county on request. some time during th entered financial report for the s cost in excess of $600,000. Coii- All inaintalnence and insurance night by burglars or vandals month period fur 1966. Cuntin structiwi of the facilities is costs will be borne by the fire Entrance to all three builditi ation of the rapid upswing scheduled to get underway department. was obtained by breaking home sales at the Deltowi Cur Orville Johnson announced within six months and be comwindow. oration's Florida communiti that be has received word from ' pleted eight months later. Nothing was reported muissin paced the company to reco the Silver Creek Mining Comfrom First Baptist Church c sales and profits in the fir pany in reference to the closing First Presbyterian Church, bi of the dump, which has become six months of this year. a vending machine located I an eyesore and health hazard. the recreation building of Ilol Route Action will be taken In the near (.rus. Episcopal Church ha (1.111l)-Ruse STAFFORD, Vu. SPECIAL! loam.slze nylon cut future. Areadeaths .............................. lutti and a sins hecim broken Marie Angelo, 50, of 1020 Frost 'i'bo road and bridge co,nniisp1!o rug backed with foam! Bridge.................................... amount or change was taken. Lou,-, Britons, ha,, died at a si4m rcirted several of thu IIet'ultl, NF%%'$ I'ILOM IIOI%IK, via The Sauftird CIusifIed ads .......................... l"roin ttii Slide 1"irnwr Fredericksburg hospital Mon. villa ge roads have been repair. lint It grand to find a bIg 9 by 32 roominezuls it lot Ia Wilhimim 0. Moore, A2C, with the Market over the weekend Comk.s ................................ day night after an automobile ii;. tug at this price? N. .of plush nululi 877th Slluudro,I of Air Force Police, sh ow taking number of culls were reevivi Crossword puzzle ...................... C.0 p1 • that wears and w.mIs. mlshup about two nilles Vorth of a mull break In Saigon, Viet Nam. 'l')io former by she l'olku Department wit .sllyl Cushioned with loam backing, 111 DearAbby .............................. here on Interstate 95. packed for carrying kernel Note the deco'.number of brual School student is the son of Mi'. reports of a Editorial page .......................... Seminole 111gb (Mackle Brothers officials toWASHINGTON (AP) for ton.s; hen.y gold, ally* gi..a. cosml and Mrs. William Moore of 1100 West 25th Street. nig ud euturlugs at vartui Entertainment........................... day said Mrs. Angelo and her Former President Dwight D. blue, antiqu, go d, fawn, spruce gr.•a, N. Dome Paawot4 j)lUe$ of business and stalls It He arrived in Viet Num In November, 1905, and husband, Bartholomew, were Eisenhower Is expected to be Horoscope .............................. $1 s Month poppy red. Corn. s..I the market grounds. has been In the service since 1961. Mrs, Moore t'een route from their former Jet Stream ................................ Further Investigation is belt celved this photo today along with it letter saying S home at Queen's Village, N. Y., released Wednesday or 'I'burs. OPEN NIGNTSI 'TIL I P.M. MONDAY tku SATURDAY day Rued from WulWr by the Pulico Bopam Asiny inado how much receiving The herald means to a man Sports ......................................4 to establish their home at the Hospital. awat. bo fat' from 11011W. 9 J)eitona address.) ......... SIN • : St. sues S.. : on the --' •• e I S.r&d1 Hers? 725 Wi.? Pavi, $.,,, Via. * * * * Trag T exas Deplore Seminole County - F v President M et h go to Theracel ;; . 11 H .f It' 0 .11 61 1 W - .•---------------•- Siumi - - �-J '.4 - .- • - - -. • • - S •. -. •_.• _•J_-J_ ___ -U -1*......- *.* ' a' 'tt'- -• -•----- _s_ " N, f .•' -• Major Baffle Looms With Reds (I :t : - . ; : -, -: - : - .I. 1• .-• . : • I .- : J -. :: ii 9 ¶ ' .. k •, — I,- - - .. - •U jJ - j .. ' " '.' ..l •af 'of I : Id I Ct : -: 1 k : lh (C - -.i 1. p - X - i II ;CI :&t k• P1 : - r( -' 1 1 - , Ii' --_______ toward nighUall All (If tions, a U. S. spokesman said, involved compsny.size Units of the 3rd Brigade task force of the u. s. su infantry Division. The size of the enemy forces was not known Field reports earlier said sev cml regiments of North Vietnamese regular army troops were known to be operating in thearea.20th3Ornflesuth. west of Pleiku City. The infantrymen ked North Vietnamese in the WILLIAM KIRK home at 402 Summerlin Avenue has been awarded the '4Garden of the Month" plaque by the Jacaranda Circle of Sanford Car. den Club (Herald Photo) ___________________ . ospLtaL - .. . OLeS .. Monday,Aug.l Admission. '>•. ' .•• Valerie Boyd, Margaret B. JAMES C. MUSE Dillard, Roberta Lois Barry, James Caries MLSe, 72, Or. his maIie Evelyn Arnie, Mich Betta, Boulevard, Lake Monroe1 a ••. died Sunday night following a enemy dead to 648 in three Frances Williams, Clyda Marmonths of Operation Paul Re- c.lIa Ale, John Senkarik, Dolong illness. Born In Lawtey vere against light American vie Thomas, Irene M. Ring, Fla., he retired in 1959 from casualties, a spokesman report- SaUye Bentley, David Ran*YI •. the Seminole County school sys. Bernice Hayes, Randy Torbett, tern after 18 years. El'here In South Viet Nain, Susan Kizzish, Rochdfle ConSurvivors are his wife, Mrs. there was little ground action. ners, Lucy Moughton, Mancie Helen E. Muse, Lake Monroe; On the political scene, Pie- Owens, and Mabel Wideman, four sons, James A., Lake inter Nguyen Cao Ky, 35, PrOm all of Sanford; Ida Boldtn*an, Mary; T/Sgt. Richard E., etased South Vict Narn an elected DeBary; Beverly A. Lester, JOSEPH Kennedy, 78, tioned in Thailand; Herbert D., government by November 1967 Orange City; Elizabeth Hemformer U. S. ambassador Lake Monroe; and Roy L., Inand said he would devote him. buch, Baltimore, Md.; Agnes A. diantown; three daughters, Mrs. iJ iiJ'ly to his job as air Wel*i, Longwood; Elizabeth to Great Britain and father of the late Presi- Betty Be-all, DeBary; Mrs. Lois force commander after that. Mathleux, Geneva; and Roy W dent, has been admitted Wolfer, West Palm Beach; and The premier made the pledge McCullough, Osteen. to New England Baptist Mrs. Patricia Furrh, Dallas, at the start of a campaign to Births Hospital, Boston, for Tex.; two brothers, W. C. Muse spur Interest In elections for a Mr. and Mrs. David I Barry, what was described as a and C. C. Muse, Sanford; and constitutional assembly on Sept. baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and medical check-up. He 19 grandchildren. 1L The assembly will be given Mrs. Dewey Kizzish, baby girl, Brisson Funeral Home in suffered a mild heart at.. six months to write a constitu- Sanford; and Mr. and Mrs. .r charge. tack July 18 at his borne tion under which South Viet thur Lester, baby boy, Orange in Hyannis Port, Mass. MANUEL P. CAMARA (NEA Telephoto) ___________________________ Manuel P. Camara, 6, of ' E" - Discharges its.!)' to Civilian .uJe. Ky had previously indicated Joyce B. Lee and Baby Boy, Mission Heights, New Smyrna he expected to remain in power Lu Alice Schoenfeld, Frances Beach, died Monday at Semig • I until the middle of next year but L. Pierce and Baby Boy, Flornole Memorial Hospital. He ipioma ee avoideq camrniient to a pre- mice Gflma3tin, mwls P. Carcame to New Smyrna Beach a cise date, citing the difficulties tar, Stephen R. Xostval, Sr., from Providence, It. I., In 1957 £ £ of establishing civilian govern- Margaret Crouch, and Evelyn UCI and is * retired carpenter. a i mont In a nation torn by war Arnie, all of Sanford; Cherry Survivors are his wife, Hazel, FALMOUTH, England (AP) and political dissension Ferrara and Baby Boy, CasselNew Sinyrna; four daughters, - Dull skies and a drizzle hamIn the air war Monday, a berry; Joan Stafford, DeBary; Mrs. William Chandler, San- pered the search today for the ar en a spokesman said U. S. pilots ran and Henry Desjariais, North ford; Mrs. William Howe, Dry British excursion boat Dalwln, WASHINGTON (AP) - Luel Ridge, Ky.; Mrs. Doiphus missing for two days with 31 through a barrage of 17 surface. Providence, RI. John3Ofl and her fiance, Patrick Campbell, Titus-nile, and Mrs. persons on board. Veteran Cornto-air missiles during raids au 3. Nugent, received congratula. Joseph DeRosa,, Providence; two ish fishermen appeared ready pixie petroleum depots. trucks, barges and bridges In North GOP Workshops and greetings from Wash- brothers, Charles Camara, Rivi. to record another tragic mysViet Nam. But the forays cost wgton a diplomatic corps at a era Beach, and Joseph Camara, tery of the sea. two Air Force F104 Starfighters, garlen party Monday night at Forestdaie, It. I.; and a sister, Relatives and friends kept a i i. the Georgetown home of Am. Mrs. Louise Torres, North Digh- vigil at the hotel where the parand both pilots were reported SI"d I ii irlmn ifl s 5. . missing. ton, Mass. GAINESVILLE (AP) - The ty set out Sunday morning for IIuhe' Funeral Home, New a cruise along the Corujib coast. The needle-nosed jets, capable first of six statewide "Count- The 114-member diplomatic of flylnt more than twice the . niyrna, in charge. There was a threat of further down-for '66" workshops or- corps had clipped in to buy the T • d, Atlantic gales like the one nisslons north of Hanoi to sup- ganized by Florida Republicans y? GEORGE C. SEEL which is believed to have swept teea pres anuaircraft fire and gets under way here today. , . ,, ,, . George Ca]vjn Seel, 86, of the the 45-foot motor cruiser off . .ne •nitials LM which stand Communist against guard The chairman of the State for Luci and Patrick with the sari Avenue Trailer Park, San. course. MIGs. They were the first Star- Republican Executive Commit- "N" in the middle for Nugent 0rd, died Monday in the Scmfighters lost since last Septem- tee, William Murfin, said the larger than the 'L" and 'p.'' mole Memorial HospitaL He her over North Viet Nain and workshops would teach party thrilled to death," came to Florida eight years ago Rain Drenches 'q m Oak Hill, Ohio. raised announced U. S. aircraft workers how to stimulate Be. Luel said alter receiving the losses there to 318. are his wife, Es. 'Oklahoma' publican voting In order to "Wifl gift from Nigaraguan Ainbasa M Seel, Sanford, and a Following usual policy, the a major victory In November." ador Guillermo Sevifla-Sacasa, daily communique did not say $ San. KANSAS CITY, Mo. CAP) — Workshops will be held In dean of the corps. "Oh, What a Beautiful Sa, Morn- Cha 1 Ho f whether the Starfighters were Fort Lauderdale, Miami, St. Luci and Nugent stood In fori a G&den ing," singer Jack Jones Intoned. Peme or brought down by Soviet-built Petersburg, Saraiwta and Or- receiving line with the Barnthe Words weren't out ci his rockets or conventional aircraft lando through Aug. 6. man; and Mrs. Johnson. Presi- Orlando Is In char e g a ar- mouth when a downpour fire, but the spokesman ac dent Johnson arrived more than rangemnts drowned him out Monday night. knowledged they could have an hour alter the party a ____________ The rain chased th. show's been hit by missiles. Tooth Troubles staying about 40 minutes and opening night crowd of more The Strategic Air Command's CHESTERFIELD, England joking with Nugent's parents, Prettiest than 6,000 for shelter at the B52s liii a 'iet Cong base camp (UP!) - A magistrate mecom- Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Nu. SIT •. open-air Starlight Theater and a supply area near South mended that a 17-year-old boy, gent, Waukegan, Ill.; Lucia Vi' aliieSs Viet Nam's central coast 35 charged with stealing money bridesmaids a n d Nugent's ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) where Jones is appearing as +. roomsmen. miles northwest of Tuy lbs thiS from a coin-operated ,a, - me "prettiest waitress of Curly In the musical "Oklahoma." morning, the spokesman said er at his house, should have 1966" Is Ellen SInger, 21, of Too. ______ abower, After a seven-minute U. S. fighter-bombers flew 283 his teeth extracted. number of single-plane strikes, gent" but turned to crime when average of one out of every five weIghs 125 pounds, won out over but a spokesman said they hit the severe and content pain of Americans has changed real- 43 other waitresses. She Is a 411 enemy buildings. fortifica- toothaches prevented him from dence, according to the Metro. senior history major at Wilson tiona and sampans. keeping a job. politan Life insurance Co. College, Chambersburg, Pa. ______ ____ :' - Greatest S •l. '\;- N,. - I, _______ _____________ I _____ - - 'a' ' ,:--- In - - - •- _ . -_____ '.• "- - • • ______ ,,__,...,T_ i. L .gg -. • ____ - - - - ,j. - • 4 •L...I-' ' - ' . • • ,• .• ' • '• f Cat ing • • ,'. • - ' urges all Merrill ' FOR A LOW voters to Course Opens ry Poor, and Yolonda Dunnagan set up a miniature city on the play table; (8) PaInting with tempera is a favorite activity for Priscilla Fdwards; (4) A snack time visit Is enjoyed by Cheryl Ann flurkhnrt an(I Elana Steele; (5) Miss Colbert tells part of wr group a story. Children attend class :8O-1 1, :30 n.m. July ____ Threr-w,.tk water safety instruetors' course, conducted by the American U'd Cross will he held here. officials have annunred. 5-August 12. (Herald Photo) ________ ______ ___________ _______ ______ _____ Classes will he held at the -- home of Mrs. Marian Egrrs Socidi Security Tips For Persons Nearing 65 Years ror u vu veus uei Mwaru - BARTOS •• '•••• rn - CI • ___________ • jr:, - • iii - - ' • .- -- ' , • • - - I '(- -,/' Your Dc rtm tD ut Chief of pa en epy Staff. _______ '- ii eF . - JAMES H. Benton, who ::.',• ':•. ,.: .•-•; • '- . . - . . ' • • I v ' r"' ' chAnI Dr2uaiirr :-. ...' - :., :-. :- •- - .:;•'-'-- -: - " • • -:- . -• ''" a' ,, • . •. : • - •- :..' :r•: .. - •• '\ - •••' •.-. -- • • :• -. -. -. . • - • - • - .-' : • - :.. • • . • - -•.-• • • ,, .. •:. ________•\ -• - :. • - ' -' - •. • ..•_______________________________________________ F - - During • -: .•• • - •- Auquat. it's u easy to - . . ..••• •. • •- •'•$ - • -.- • - '1 _________________ ' jfl OflC CIISC tile court banned the use in New York public - 1 )S 0 a Si&kC-LOillpOsC(. prayer. In another It struck down a Penuisylvania law re quiring the daily reading of ill- Sales for the first. half of AtlopUoii of his aniendment • mew Impala Super Sport in the color you want, slipping so is summer. There's added strain on the engine be. horn. of Rev, and Mrs. A. E. 15,451 unite computed to 7,721 Jorlty approval of Lotti the SenIn the same six months of ate and the house iund riutilicaGreen at 105 Lake Minnie Drive, showroom the same day? Now's your chance: Your Chevrolet dealer has a big choice of models on hand with small August lug system has to work extra hard. A new Chevrolet Impala or Be! Air now can save you a lot of trouble. DI.'tasd U UUUUU I J By Dosia Estes at the new lake Mary Church -,, 5- through nearly I,_00 Buick dealers, June marked the 10th suecessive month In which sales surpassed deliveries for the corresponding month of the - '-".j In the car In introdu lug tlit' aunendnient last Marchi 22, Dirksen said it Was designed to clarify the Su preme Court's interpretation f tue constitutional requirement , .:' OWfl $ 61 Air 4-Qoor Sedsw - as qetting - , . sules, he said Opel Kadetts, available in five body styles, at. Hemphilt Motors, were intro(Iuce(1 In the United States In January, 1964 Housewarming - - + ' : .• - -• •' . , - "r hers needing assistance Horace W Foskett of Altomonte was a guest at the meetlug. A socIal hour was enjoyed by _': '•.. --.: • N, - '- 72, ' •', •--:::. . birthday, the person s birth monthandthothreefollowjng t-""-- - died IIa reaiiy : 7" Newspaper . ' fire department In April that the Florida membership 1957. He has served 10 has Increased during thIs year JUI U IUJIJ ears lfl the Florida National Guard. He and his WASHINGTON CAP) Sen s.ented to the barracks National Headquarters for hay- wife, Betty, and children, ate hearings start today on a Ing achieved too per cent mem- Cheryl and Eddy, reside proposed constitutional amend bership for 1965-66 at 2819 Magnolia Aye- ment to permit voluntary pray ers In public schools It was announced that the Senate Republican Leader Installation of fans and Iouvres Everett M. Dlrksen said his inin the community house, a joint troduction of the amendment project between the barracks was prompted by court dcciand town of Altamonte Springs, iii sions that had provoked "a completed. Labor was -u has been king-sized protest throughout furnished by tic veterans anti the land." expenses were evenly divided . f The Senate Judiciary Coinresulting In a more COnifOrtUl)lO inittee place during the hot s Constitutional Amendmeeting summer months Buick dealers shatteicti all ment' subiommittec, headed by Commander Otto Baumgurt- Opel Kadett monthly sales rec- Sen Birth Ilayh, Dind, plans nor conducted the meeting and ords with i 906 dellver3s in eight days of morning and after Chaplain Ralph Peter, who was ' non hearings recently hospitalized, was wel- June, Roland S. Withers, genDlrkscn has vowed reneatedlv erul sales manager, rLported to get a Senate vote on his pro corned back posed amendment before Con Service Officer Timothy Don- today Previous monthly high had gress adjourns even If he has to ohue offered his service and Your Local - ________________________________________ :' held In Jacksonville and noted 4, , , - : • 'I - ___________ t. • • A citation award for outstiintl I lag achievement wuis ptecntt'ti , L ' Thursday sit a niceting of the • World War I Barracks 2898 of • Altamonte Springs at the cornmnunity house to Quartermaster • ;,.. i. • s . William MhlUgan by Departuncut Commander Ray Gamble. It was said that Milhigan "never lost scent of a cent" and members of the barracks expressed appreciation for his dedicated work. Know Congratulations were extend- II - WE J s, JULIA • nearing age 65 should months.) It' a person does not oIlier opportunity in late 19f7 T'erson vliq, ore i•S 'eurs or fRY US' nppi' for social security three file within the first three to geu the sloctor hilt insurance, older and have a euirrt'nt semonths before their 65th birth- months of this scven•month but It will not he effective until nior life 'nvin' certificate are HAVE THE LOWEST RATES IN SANFORD. (lay whether or not the worker period, lie will have to wait July. 19r.8. qualified to take the course pIns to retire, according to from one to three months after For further information Oil which will he tauiht by .Iaek Cot. Byron II. Patton, district lie signs Lip for the doctor bill Medicare and other provisions Hornet, water safety instructmaiager ef the Orlando social Insurance to become effective, of 1'e Social Security act, CM. or trainer. MIMUIR P.DJ.C, security office. Colonel Patton also stated that onet Patton SuIlests interested --•----•---A person 65 or older t'IIfl (Iflal - thoSe filing more than three persons contact the social se• 1f' (or both trnsiuItI and tine- iiioiitli after their 85th birth. (uritV office located at 1:109 l'ift.y iwr c-.'ni. or th. perftN* br lll1 insurance t'cn If lie (lay l5fl (luJflhlfY for hospitni Iast Second Sired. Office hot snn lnr;iteil who ;'rp heirs to PH. 3231Th6 SANFORD PtAZA continues to work lull time, or stiraflee only, at the present are 5:.141 to 1, Monday through estates never bnew the person if )i has never worked under Uuiit They will be glveui an - Frid.iy. Who left the money, ____________________________________________________________ soda; security. if a person ________________ wants protection under the doetor bill part of Medicare to be -. effective with the month he be:4L : • •- - ,::A • • •: conies 65 years old, an applica tion must be filed early, Colonel • • • • • -• • -- - - ; Patton stated. : • •. • • • -. :' There is a seven months per• • •Persons uiuii - - Y p.m. t(,fliht. COST USED CAR . .• -_____________________________ Quartermaster r i £ S '' S -_4. • -• PRE-SCHOOLERS (part of the 67 attendIng the first grade rend. mess program at South Seminole School) are shown taking part in the various activities being taught by Mrs. Carolyn Millet', Miss Barbara Colbert and Miss Maxine Trin!ble. Clockwise Htarting In upper lefthand corner, (left to right) Melinda Weems, Lisa Buckner, and David Galloway work with flanneigraph; (2) Michael Davis, Johnny Worrel, Lissa Davis, Stephen Barnes, Ger- Only __ _ - • - II 'U - yrnint. 0 earn enmpoes - f '' - ______ For - j girls from k'minnie County. Iwill perform at l meet- I Town - - events, speaking enirags'mentM iifl(l meeting with voters. Kirk is ehedule,l to visit. (lrmond Reach, I)aytona Reach, ..t 4i.. '*. -' •,' _ , l' ii I ' I & You FA1.SE IEETH 'j _________________ . I' S.. ' L . Bargain -. . • ('. iniule k. irk, U . piiII u-on ci' n - hi k . •.uI .ii oto c of t hi fit• - -it op- tv (11 Ifl po I Sfl •f Ii i d,ilte for governor, " l$"rt unitV for Soiit et %'ou1 the Ropuhitran tn.Iitlnt for a lleHory sit :° Ii•m. Saturday, citipnq to mrr anti hear irk fr,rnoy enernI. 13. for a penkinengngen'1 In Ie:irn svhsit this ________ ---------------iy,ent at the Communits, Center. nifiit'i'i l,IiflrM. e 1ItI' eratL? tve haM to Whitman Ifaptnn, of IH-itonn, ,.,ff,. ie.der. 2, l9(36 Assiist. -- Page 3 ansi Ivan Walker, at IieRnry, 1k Mnfr(! "In view of the Iwbilesin ('(,mmittOfl)('fl. and '.vide npport (ioVelopifl for Overeom• • Helps t ;lrnn lnrIdn1)-m,wrntM h with (,thf'r G(,P Ie;sder Of VO- pnvite till area r)emnt-r,i ti' Looseness ad W.cry Iiiia ( nuntv to idan effective to nmi' ti'i rally and tnk' i No longer h*nnoy otf'et Ill-ct- — _1 ('f __••___n•__.__.----------- . . - - - — — _______ : '-:.. - -k • - s - - ,,. -' .1 - ' .- • - • •- • - •, - - -. . - • ' -- •. - ' - - ,, -• , ' - • - - ______ ______ • - In a word: Six ' - •• •. You took sktin in your Supr sport • -• - -- - -.. ,- Monroe Baptist Church offi- '••. .. b. In Oak- lawn Memorial Park. Bris.on Funeral Horns In charge. _______________________ ::_1,1 •'-•; - ,i. • - ___ _____ IZL. OO*Gm CALVIL...FUZI.. ems! services ior Gears-. C. 5..!. $5. of the Park Avenue Trailer Park, who died Monday will be held Thursday at 2 p. vu. at the Colonl,.3 Church of the Nasa.rene in Orlando. Int.rment will follow Iii Greruwood Cenmst.ry. Orden Chapel Home (or Funeral,. 400 WIlkinson Ave., Orlando. In chars-. of srrsngsm.st,. $Ir •ufath eral PaW lbed UsIip' •s. srda7. •aa4asd . pabI&.p stuada. ma"s ('a. b The Isat.s'd — I. Wv.. Me MEMBERS OF THE WEDDING Include Lynda Bird Johnson, the bride's sister, maid of honor, and Mrs. James Ray, I girlhood friend from Hale Center, Tex, matron of honor. Garard !riugen Sr. the groom's father, will be best man, standing for Lt. Gerard Nugent Jr., serving In Viet Nam. Washlngton's Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle will oficate at the nuptial mass. Ave. I..fesd, WI.,. as iaaf.rd. Pis. $..cd**.. ass.. r$er• w. ss by CALL 322-2611 legislatures. the Opel Kndett line Is larity, hosteues I° th the second largest. selliiig liii-is port in United States, ac the 'l'hc first real inpei-, niude Mrs harriet Mi:on cording to latest available regwood, was froth uiissiu l,y the Mrs Patricia Rafisbutt)m anti Istration data, Ciiiiiee. LI da Bedlent. M ds'. Servinz 425-5938 or More than present car will never be worth as much in trade as it is right now. Money-another 4II I$IiIIUI t"• 3 flead those articles about when to buy a new car and they 11 tell that August is one of the best months. ,nnu your unevroie aester is resay to snow you way , .. .-..'.- for - preaeiit car view Li a new Chevrolet. .. n.. n....a p - *.Sa-_ _..__.__e.___._._ flflntae.aa.ee.._.. ...----- s... ... ...-............ ....... --... ......- H HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY 2215 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD children. • Chevroet s ull 1.1011 sustision. Let your feet fee! that deep-twist Chevrolet carpeting. August is to enjoy. Make your summer driving safer driving by king 1 advantage of the 6 eight standard safety features built iuuto every new Chevrolet. If your doesn't have seat belts, front and rear; back-up lights; an outside rearmirror; pauded uistrunient panel and visors, look into Ch.vrol.t e Chsv.IIe • Chsvy U • Corvair e Corv•tt. See the man who can save_you the most-your Chevrolet dealet LUSAKA, Zambia (UP!) A parliament member urged the Ministry of Education to allow pregnant schoolgirls to take maternity leave, and then encourage th. mothers to usturn to their studies after the babies are born. Sefalina Mul.nga also praised an article which urged contraceptive Instructions be given all school Csi. saas wiui buys that are better than ever, Maternity Leave HOME DELIVERY! ou .. the churoh and the pastor are Invited to attend. -; likely, your good reason to buy a Chevrolet this month. • 3224231 & 322 OS1 p L I "!' . - I', - • - - •'...• . - •. ---------,--•.,- - • L - ___ • - Kirk To Visit DeBary Aug. 13 _______ Ii I J**mu C.—Fun.rsl ser. for James Mu.., of Monroe, who Sunday will hi held WCdnesdiy at 2 p. vu. at the flrIs.os Punelating. Burial will 2½U ----- ' - -- Horns. Sanfoid, with Rev. Toe Douthltt of ths Lake - - '- - • - VIE. C. '• • ________ I Funeral Notices vices Lake - ___ irs. .ral J ': -• --- - Weather Delays Hunt For Boat fl _____ : EAST GtAcucic PARK, Ment CAP) - The Right Rev. Magi Joseph de Vaney, 51, of For Myers, fell to his death down th4 side of Mt.. Oberlin In Glade National Park. The priest's body was toui Sunday at the bottom of a 90-ft foot drop near Logan's Pass which is 7,500 feet above as. level. Chef Park Ranger Ruben liar said the priest, pastor of It Francis Xavier CathoU Chure In Port Myers, probably shIppet on the rugged mountain Sat urday. He fell 35 feet. probably land lag on his bead, then rolled dowi another 65 feet, Hart said. Msgr. de Vaney had psrke his car and hiked one and hail miles, presumably to look for birds. He was an amateur cmi thologlat and several book* or birds were found In his car. Born In Geneva, N.Y., he stud led for the priesthood at St. Andrews Seminary and at St. Bernard. His first asslgnmeni was as assistant pastor of St. Joseph's parish In Lakeland. Later he was appointed pastox of Holy Redeemer parish lxi Miami. While In Miami be au pervlsed the founding of threE missions - in B u n c h e Park, Coconut Grove and Richmond Heights. With the coperation of Mercy Hospital, Msgr. de Vaney estab lished a medical clinic at Holy Redeemer for needy persons In the areas of Liberty City, the Brown subdivision, and Bunche Park In 1955. In 1958 he served as advisor to the bishop of the diocese of St. Augustine. After his appointment to Fort Myers in 1959, he was appointed an advisor to the Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, bishop of the diocese of Miami. -- ______ Now You Know coa, Ga., a college student Jones returned to the stage, the combat aurLies In the South Police told the court that United Preai InxatIonI working here for the summer, audience to their seats. Monday, about half the usual the youth was "very latch- In each year since 1948, an Ellen, who Is •5 feet 7 and I • • - .•. -. ir Narn can change over from mU- City. • • ,, : i : r The florida Priest Falls To Death Off Mountain ' • _ Page 2 - August 2, 196 ____________ SATGON, South Viet Warn CAP) - U S Infantrymen and North Vietnamese clashed near th C bodian border today In a series of miming fire fights that could be building up to a major engagement. U. S. military headquarters reported four sharp actions throughout the day In the rugged central plateau region 10 miles east of the Cambodian border and 235 mIles north of Saigon. Three of the clashes broke off afte 'ns ast ; C. rrath ' I •- Gis, Nodh Viets In Running Fire Near Cambodia • ..•••'-.•-- tt ii ",7W -_ *''- - ' ' • - -- "---5-- -------• '5- _'4• ' -S .,----:.-f.'-- -- - - '-"5. - - - 5 - :"--- • -S • - ' I I / - ' -•t -ti, ,, •• .',- - - I. - • - . --. -------'5- ----------------5 -5 5 --, -. ,%,, S , 'S.. -5 -5--- -.- 4 �r i FGA ., , 1091, WIR !~ I Ii I 0 ,IiI ~tI~ I- , I _.1~0 . I 1. ~_ I ; Softb 11 I Tourney I -7 ;( 01 I,' D pow • Quality - Auut 2, Falcons Lose To Eagles, But iove Year _____ ___ _____ L %% .. f :. .. _ ;• . They'll Not Be Patsies n 1I 6 St " _,.'.. . • 4, The MIen. Coach Joe Kutarch of the ____ ta Falco came through their Eagles agreed that the Falcons ___ ' . I It National PotbaU League lniUa. put up a stiff fight. tion Confident they won't be ev- "They aren't pushovers," Kuf ______ OrmoudBeach. ______________ __ 6,: erybody'z pat' this fall. ______________ harich said "They've got voter iets' Owner : Tb. All-Stan play In to"Well whip somebody, you n, - and most of them are Can Count On that," C'OaCh NODb pretty good - at cvey posiIRight's third against, Port s ____ Hecker promised Monday night tion." 0 after the Falcons turned back ably not start until 20 p.m. is ~ Th e two standouts for the . eVel7 touchdown threat but Quality, which has compiled however. had seen only w "ten 7 by the Phi1de1. limi a 24-2 record in local play this ted pro acti on bef ore being By Rt1MOND Adams is a fine boy and not a th e 22-year-old former Okli___________________________________ p1*1* Eagles on three field goals acquired by Athrnt'i. when It season, drew a first round bye UPI Spoils Writer rounder In any way, so I'm sure horns star represents only on ' in the opening exhibition game I and takes on Leesburg No. 1, : started to buil d Its team last NEW YORK (UPI) - Sonny it wasn't his fault.. of many which have plagued Oft)*1e130!t. Wednesdaynight lnanothcrifl :0 I Werb]In, owner of the New "Actua lly, 1 had a similar ex- performers in all lines of sports winter. ,Xj 4 "Our defense played a 'llu%'a York Jets, realizes money does- perienee myself on ly a few during recent years. ..-.I, game,' Hecker sa 'i.'s a Ron Smith. deYer;Ive halfback Sanford, host Ormond Beach, e nt grow on trees although he 0' shame to hold a team without a for the Falcons, ws wi th th readily understands how It years ago. I started walking Juan Mariehal of the Giants Detand and Leesburg each have across the Street outside a hotel already has missed a couple of Bears last fall but was used •' a '1 touchdown end 0. could fall off a curbstone-even here in New York and just as I pitching turns because he two teams in the 11-team field, Sam Baker booted field goals only as a spot player. Dennis )000 . wblle Eustis, Oc*la and Port : 1. was about to st ep off the curb, slammed his fingers closing th e of 28, 24 and 25 yards for enough Atlanta quarterback, Werbila went into a brief Orangc all have one team in the : someone call ed out, 'Hey Son- door of a car and it wasn't so . .; points to keep Philadelphia had been used or only three state of shock when he heard field. long ago that Bill Skowron of from becoming the first team plays in two seasc's with Green that Carl McAdams, his $300,Rosters of the two Sanford th e White Sox couldn't play be. "1 looked up to see who SA!KOUFAX of the Los Angeles Dodgers give. me ever to lose to the Falcons, who Bay'. 000 defensive lineback e r, broke ams are: was and as I did, I put my foot cause he injured his back liftpointers to Nancy Sinatra before a recent game. !** h$ sparkled on defense In their Claridge completed his right ankle stepping off a '-•' ALL-STARS: Bud Kinard, a baseball fan, and probably a Krnifax fan, too. passes. including a one-yard curb last Saturday night in Chi- dowt the wrong way. I sprained ing an air conditioner. NFL debot. Ru1 Kuykendall, Cecil Dandmy Achilles tendon and it took Tile fight game long has been - touchdown toss Just bit-fore th e cago where b was "taking In Cr ridge, LeRoy Estridge, Randy a noted for freak injuries, some half to Tom Wilson, which gave the sights" with Some oth er couple of mon ths be fore I able :n walk normally again, Reynolds, Jim Warner, Don of which were suspect because the Falcons a 7.6 fred. _____ College All-Stars. i i ll "These th happen and ings wi Don of the circumstances surround. "At first, I thought he had S The touchdown was set up by th ere isn't much you can do ing the Winter, Larry Belmari, Roy :t a pass intercept an by Smi th, been injured practicing for Fri. about th em. Th ey happen to Two m. Usk, Mike Woodruff, Bob Jackwho earlier snuffed a PIiiladel day night's game with the animals as well as human be- eam&' former fighters who up wi th legitimate ones eon, Roger Griffin and Rick phis threat with another inter- Green Bay Jackers," said th e ings. Sires. were lightweight Bobby Ruifin :' ceptrnn. Smith also gave the owner of the Jets. "They told "1 remember an expensive and heavyweight Bob Pastor. .QUALITY MOBLE HOMES: It happened after practice Falcons a final chance at filly 1 once had running at MonRuffin accidentally "slept" I John Emerson, Frank Stafford, while be was just walk ing B Asocisted Press innings and Cincinna ti topped into the center field wall trying when he returned a punt 42 around mou th Park," Wcrblin went on, himself out of a bout with John. th e city." Ron Ruui, Don Harvey, Bobbv Its been a most productive St. LOUIS 32. for the catch and was carrIed yards with a minute left. "Her was Star. name Child ny Greco when he fell asleep Johnson, Werblln quickly recovered Gerald Bowling, John week for Phi] Regan. who used in the American League, Mn. off the field on a stretcher. He The AFL opens Its exhibition from his shock and felt much During a race, she her put under a sun lamp too long and ,. 'i Jansen, •Thnn*y Butler, Jim to worry about his share in nesota rapped Boston 6-2, Wash- suffered a dislocated left elbow, schedule tonight in Houston wi th be right leg down on th e track to Pastor "axed" himself out of a tter when he discovered Mc~ ;J .;;I Rowe, Butch Cook, Art Mackey, baseball 's pension plan and now ington downed Kansas Johnny Callison walloped a the Oilers meeting the Oakland Adams is receiving the best get more push and the ground fight with Gunnar Bar]und once city lawrence Pivec, George Paulk, thinks about a World Series and California nipped New York pair of homers and Clay Dal- Raiders. Each has a new coach, possible medical attention in a gave way, when he whacked his leg while Don Carter. share instead. 4.3. ple drove in three run, for Wally Lemm at Houston replac Chicago hospital. "The horse shattered her leg trying to chop down a tree durto such an extent th at when an ing training at Saratoga, N. Y. Regan won his third game in Pirate starter Tommy Sisk the Phillies. Wynn homered for ing Bones Taylor, and Johnny w, unfortunate," said Wer autopsy , was performed, bone Pastor was a city boy who six days Monday night when protected a 1.0 lead against San. the Astros and Bob Aspromonte Rauch at Oakland replacing Al bun, "but I can understand how deposits were didn't found in her know too much about Angeles rallied for four dy Koufax for seven innings but tied the game wi th a three-run Davis. it happened. First of all, Mcth roat." .chopping down trees. runs in the ninth Innings on horn. the Dodgers tied It In the eighth. clout in the ninth inning. . _ Player squabbles, holdouts, From th e in forma ti on he has "At least," laughed one guy en by John Roseboro and Jim Dick Stuart opened the Dodg- Cincinnati won its 12th game walk outs and non-appearances received . Wcrblin Mcfeels on thc boxing beat today, re. Gilliam and def eated Pittsburgh or nin th with a walk and then in the last 15 by whipping the con tinued to dominate the train4 -. Adams will be available to the calling Pastor's mishap, "he 5.1. B.oaeboro connected, snapping Cardinals with four pitchers ing camp news, however. ' _ Jets before th e season Is over, was ca re ful stepping off curbThe victory kept the Dodgers the tie. After Jim Lefebvre sin- limiting St. Louis to four hits. F ullback Cookie Gilchrist The freak inju ry suffered by stones." in first place in the National gled, Gilliam gave Reran the Gordy Coleman homered for the the Denver Broncos said h was League, three percentage points extra cushion with his first winners quitting the American Football NEWPORT, R. 1. (UPI) ;, " in front of San Francisco and a homer of the year. League "with deep regrets" be- The National Lawn Tennis Hall BIRMINGHAM_, Ala. ()._ full game up on the Pirates, Bob Priddy worked eight in cause he doesn't like the man- of Fame wfll welcome four new nings of scoreless relief as the Again, the University of Missi,. who lost their fourth straight. members In ceremonies to be agement. ts bounced back to defeat slppf'i Johnny Vaught Is th -The executive vice president! !eld during the Newport invie No. It raised Regan's season's Gian -'I it in 1 wInning football coach In the record to 10-1, The veteran the pesky Meta. of th e club, Jim Burri., said ht tatian Tournament. nation among major schools, but right-bander, was "not unduly surprised or The latest entries, all former -TI who virtually Priddy allowed Just two bits CO at least two challengers are dealt himself to the Dodgers and worked his way out of a national champions, are Ted concerned." -.14 games bases-loaded non-out jam after closer, StIIt1 The two exchanged unplcas- Schroeder, Frank Parker, Joe last fall, has saved nine r1 Ry The Associated Press the Mets had nicked Joe Gibbon ant.ries via newsmen to climax Hunt and Teddy Pell. The anThe annual Top 20 Coaches and has an earned run average for two runs in , if NATIONAL LEAGUE the second. , compiled the SoutI. of 1.53. best nn the pItbIz-rich a 10-day absence of the 31-year- nnuncemcnt of their election The Giants bunched six bits BattIng (225 at bats) -A1OU old Gilchrist from the Bronco was made by James H. Van • 'w m Co rene publicity office, Los Angeles staff for three runs In the fourth and Pittsburgh, .337; Cepeda, St... training camp where be was Allen, president of the Tennis Mw V.ug) held first for the A year ago Regan was toiling moved . I fit past the Pirates Into 5O Louis. - hi supposed to report July 23. He's Shrine located in Newport. third consecutive time despite a with Detroit's International and place. ' at mediocre season last year. League farm team at Syracuse, Rich Allen led off the 10th Runs - AIou., Atlanta, 76' been accumulating a $100-8-day Schroeder was a member of Id fine since then for not showing thi winning U.S. Davis Cup Vaught, In 19 years at Ole hoping to pitch his way back inning wi th an inside.the.park Aaron- Atlanta, 74. teams four consecutive yea rs up. Miss., has compiled a record of Into the major,. He needed Just homer that gave the PliiUies Runs batted in * : Aaron, AtGilchrists 250-word statefrom 1946-49 and was the na14941-10 for .flO per cent. 14 more days on a major league their victory over the Astros. lanta, 80; Sta rge Pittsburgh, ment. however, did not say flattional champion in 1942 and His key challenger is Dan De- roster to qualify for the pension Houston's Jim Wynn crashed '23. I the Wimbledon titlist in 1949. he was going to quit pro ball vine, head mentor at the Uni- plan. flits - Alou, Atlanta, 147; after 12 years but he refused- Parker won th e U.S. chainversity of Missouri, who Ii aec "1 was really disappointed." C.lemente, PIttsburgh. 134. .' on the advice of two lawyers-to pionship in 1944 and 1945, the and among the top 20. His rec- Regan recalled. "1 thought seri Doubles - Caflison, Philadel. if h" would play for another French title in 1948 and 1949, oi'd In 11 Years of cowthiug iS ously of going home. But I rephis, 34: Alou, Atlanta, and team if the Broncos traded him, the Wimbledon and French 84-24-7. for .761 per cent. membered I only needed 14 With B on ave n a 1i i . n Phillips. ChIcago, 23. End Art Powell and halfback doubles with Pancho Gonzalez (C Close behind In third Is Ala- days to complete fi ve years, so Triples - McCarver, St. Lou- Clem Daniels walked out of the 1949 and the U.S. doubles bama's Paul (Bear) Bryant, reported to Syracuse." BUENOS AIRES (A?) - is* 11; Clemente, Pittsburgh, . Raiders' Santa Rose, Calif.. with Kramer in 1943. producer of three national It was while pitching there Madison Square Garden match- Home runs - Aaron, Atlanta, training camp after falling to Hunt, who ranked in the champions at 'Barns within the that Began learned the Dodgers mal:vr Teddy Brenner Monday 30; Torre, Atlanta, 26. come to contract terms and the nation's top 10 five times, was past five years, with a record of were interested in him. "1 iignt'd Argentine heavyweight Stolen bases-Brock, St.. Lou- Raiders issued a statement u graduate, of the U.S. Naval 160-51-14. for .742 per cent. Bry- called Jim Campbell (Detroit's -M (Iin'o) Bor.uvena to is. 41: Jackson, Houston, 34. saying they "contemplate play Academy. ' ant has been coaching for 21 general manager; and asked to fight Joe Frazer in New 'York, Pell won the U.S. indoor - .lk Pitching (9 decisions) Reing the 1966 season without Danyears. St'f)t 21. traded. be gan, Los Angeles, 10-1, championship three times and -3 Iels and Powell." The SEC list showed that DoFrazer, the Olympic chunipiPerry. San Francisco, 15-2, In Honolulu, 49er quarterback placed among the top 10 five vine replaced Texas Coach Dar- The deal was made last No- on from Philadelphia, has an 11- .882. 1 said he is ready to times from 1910 to 191g. Brodie " rell Royal in the No. 2 post. vember, just 30-minutes before o record as a heavyweight. Strikeouts Kouf ax, Lo An John the Inter-league deadline, with end his holdout. return to the ,oi Royal fell to fifth. He had a 66 Bonavenu, who upset Cans- geles, 210; Buning, Philadel. mainland and sign his contract. .-Cr season in 1065 for an over-all the Dodgers swapping utility do's George Chuviac last June, r*iiia 158. #,1Ii infielder Dick Thicewski for veteran guard Ted Karras J is reported to have been offered _i4-2) mark of 1)2.32.3, for .736 per Regan. showed u in the Detroit Lions' cent. $20,000 for the fight at MadiAMERICAN LEAGUE I but Fourth is Woody Hayes or It wasn't the biggest bargain son Square Garden. 11111111101k,i 11 -1 Batting (225 at bats) - Oliva. training camp Monday, .. P.* Ohio State with 13044-7, for a ever. The Indians got only Brenner said that the winner Minnesota, .826; Snyder, Balti- couldnt come to terms. He is for Manhattan island. expected to work out with the .736 per cent mark. probably would get a fight with more, .823. it --. Fifteen of the current Top 200 Elsewhere, San Francisco Ernie Terrell of Chicago for the Runs - F. Robinson, Balti. team today, however. O& Coaches have won more than 100 kept pace with the Dodgers by World Boxin g ver- more, 81; Apariclo, Baltjmo. A number of players signed-ru including former NFL defensive w.. games. This is the ninth annual downing NeiA' York 4-2, Phila- sion of the hpli'VwflItht ,.ii&m. ,i -. .af release of the list, compiled b3 deiphia edged Houston 65 In 10 pJC)flkhip V B Robinstandout John Sample of Bal Runs batted In T: 1 SEC publicity director Elniore I • son, BaltImore, 82, Powell and UOre4th the lew York .!'tt (Scoop) Hudgins. Jets, F. Robinson, Baltimore. 75. : : Hudgins said today that the Hits - Oliva, MInnesota, 129; ajor eague an ings complications are made each B. Robinson, Baltimore, 124. year "by a simple, but proven Doubles - Yastrzexnski, Boo- Han k UOWU AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE formula: The 21) major college 4i G B ton. 28: B. Robinson, Baltimore WL fl ! ::'-*- 11 head football coaches who have ,j*. and Oliva. Minnesota, 26. r Is ,;J1,94 . Los Angeles 60 42 .51M - Baltimore .. 69 35 .663 76 CONDMON ANY POPULAR • 1.tin •. games are listed In the order of Pittsb AMERICAL! CAR COLUMBUS, Ohio (A?) urgh .. 60 44 .577 1 California ... 55 49 .529 14 ington, I: Apariclo, Baltimore: - . their winning percentages. To Phila . ....... 56 49 .533 54 Clevele"id ... 54 48 .529 14 Scott, Boston: McAuliffe. Dc. Hunk Gowdy, old-time National qualify for this 1966 ranking a St. Louis .... 54 41) .524 641 Minnesota .. 52 52 .500 17 traIt, and Carnpaneris, Knsits League catcher celebrated for FOR AS UTILE T':, coach must have 75 or more vic- Cincinnati - - 51 53 .490 10 Chicago .....51 53 .490 18 City. 7. his batting feats in bas-b*el)' AS .t -'-Su tories for his college Ca '' Houston -... 49 55 .471 12 New York .. 47 56 .456 214 Home runs - F. Robinson, 11114 World Series, an untimely • Others rounding out the first Atlanta .....48 56 .462 13 WashIngton . 48 61 .440 23% Baltimore, 31; Pepitone, New tumble in the 1924 Series, and 10 on the list are In order: Bob New York •. 47 56 .456 13¼ Kansas City 45 51 .437 23% York, 25. as the first xnu,or leaguer to PLUS Blackman. Dartmouth. 115391, INSTALLATION Stolen bases Agee, Chica. 'oliteer for World War I serri ..... 71ian Boston ------45 62 421 I f " .735; Thad (Pie) Vann, Southern go, 29: Buford. Chicago, 27. vice, is dead at age 76 Pitching (P decisions) -Watt. The gangling fellow who hit H -Misaissip!. 12346-2, .729: Bobby San Francisco 4, New York 2 Wmuihingtun 6, Kansas City 4 Baltimore, 8-2, .800; S. Miller, .545 for the Miracle Boston Dodd. Georgia Tech. 15642.8. Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh I Min.ewtu 6, Boston 2 -f (FAU BUDGET PLAN AVAILAILE) Baltimore, 7-2, .778. .708; Ben Schwartzwalder, Syra- Ptiliaelptüa 6. Houston 5. 10 California 4. New York 3 Braves in the 11414 classic sucWE ALL Strikeouts Boswell, Minne- cunileed to a !n illness after OF Ralph Jor- innings e, 13.65-2, .1194: Only 3gaines scheduled 'O dun, Auburn, 103475, .681. bOta. 149; RicherL, Washington two weeks here Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 Tudsya Gmea AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDmONERS itt) V ~ 145. how.. ('it.:.. hiS Only games scheuk'd New York at California. N 1 Jn asuingwn at Kansas city, Ili 1oQay. ti Treat The Family - Vacation This Summer In Boston San Francisco at New at Minnesota. N York. I. '1 N Chicago at Detroit, N An Air Conditioned Car! By The Associated Pr... ton t Philseiphia, N Biiltixnwe at Cleveland, N rl I YOUR MIENDLY POlO SUVICE & PUTS BATTING - Jimmie Hidi, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. N Wednesday's Games OWL, OPEN ¶IL 4:30 P.M. SAT. U. .. 4. Minnesota, hit a pair of twoAtlanta t Chicago -! New York at California, N I 11I R run homers as the Twins defeatCincinnati at St. Louis, N Washington at Kansas City, N 4q. ed Boston 6-2. Ved.esday's (lames Bosum at Minnesota, N PITCHiNG - Bob Priddy, San Fraucjac*, at New York. Chicago at Detroit, 2 twl.nlght ,~,1, Baltimore at Cleveland, N t 'T •A. San Francisco, allowed only two N hilts in eight innings of relief INCOIPOEATED Houston at Philitelphia, N and helped the Giants to a 4-2 Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, N Four VGA g tournaments olf 3M I NUT ST. SANPOED PH. an.iu victory over tbe New York will be hell it, Florida next Atlanta at Chicago ;• WINTEI PARK MI 44l lurch. Cincinnati at St. Louis. N : . .' '#,• • ATLANTA (AP) (Ed Note: This article, can. ' I ,k - ' ___ 1 ': Y f" ______ Meat Budget To. Highl How About Gopher Stew?, P I -. - . Mobile Horns, will be going after the two Dhstrclt berths avaflable at the Sub-Dlstrwt Softball that begins tonight at ?je 4 .~ . ....I .,~ . .1~1 .,:; IK1~ .. N., , ~4, ., -. .1. ~.... -" LSv: AIl-Strs aud Pare n2 ', Underway The Sanford ._1....~ . . ~ . tl~,.11,.~~ ".," . antnrb Pelt, a former fletlona Enterprise correspondent and the only woman member of the Osteen Volunteer lire Dc. partanent. Mn. Pelt, a mem- Werblin ber of a ____ Curbstone Blues as ' ____ ___________ cons, 0 - id. __________ ___________ ___ 4 ______ _____ ______ _______ _________ _______ " ' 9 - 4 1 Griffin, LA's - ' Regan Eyes Now eries Share Pension Is Assured Third : / 1 hi II 1 - 1 J Four Named To Net Fame Still Ist ' On - List f Major League : 9. .a Standings ____ 11 ~ I i 0. I . Ii, . Frazer Matched - - $j It I . M L St d Dead At WE WILL AIR fain 'they p).ava'l at ona' success- lng hart) washing windows andf Thy are putting in long rnowIn lawns well as play. Mors prtiing and "i'llie "pillion" ftil qtra',t dance, to of the Order of the HrIIIsh Em planned for July 2fl was rained in for dances. aeeet all enaement offers, pire and that memtwrahilp, Ti manager and chaperon, out and had to he held at the " "' Arno4.taeks.rn " are plan •- - _____ age over * eiertinns. - I I - WORLD ItnI _..._i....L.. .1 - . * •. CLOCK SALE I Nothing Like Being American WEDNESDAY WALL CLOCKS ELECTRIC ALARMS $199 ________ HELP WANTED TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG Water Flow To Glades Cut Thin's $ Ist Is do 111 Sanford plies te f-f ' .. It N' ow ao I memters -. Now That the good old summer time Is drawing to a close, an old, but enterprising business fades along the sandy rklges that run through the farms and into the citrus groves of Florida, Gopher hunting! It originates in the summer because the burrowing tortoise goes Into his deep hole In the soil and hibernates during the winter. As soon as the weather begins to warm up, they start crawling In search of tender shoots of grasses for they are strictly vegetarians. Gophers are slow, awkward and perfectly harmless, for they have no teeth. They enjoy a quick sale value through Central Florida. The Florida gopher Is easily distinguished at a glance by his shell, brown and black on top, slightly curved and yellow or pale tan on the bottom. The animal is enclosed in the strong shell, which protects the body paxt and allows them to draw In their head, neck, tail and legs, If frightened. If spotted crossing a road or In a cleared area, the gopher Is completely helpless. They requiz's very little nourishment and can remain for months without eating or drinking, In this part of the Country gophers are at a high premium during the summer. Boys and girls around the Osteen area have formed their own "gopher grabbing clubs" and have made quite a bit of change trapping and selling these creatures. It's quite a simple operation since gophers are slow and awk. ward and their senses appear to be obtuse. Members of the gopher club will walk In the woods, fields and groves until they find a gopher hole. A fresh-dug one Is better, but an old one will do. The gopher hunters dig right In front of the hole, sink a basket or an old bucket and when the gopher crawls out, right In the trap he falls, head first. If the gopher is coming back to his bole after searching for food during the day, the same thing happens and the young hunters have got him-coming or going. Sometimes they run into a smart old gopher and it Is neeessary to cover the hole with brush and dead grass, for he will conic out and seeing the bucket will go back In and dig the tack entrance to make his escape. Not only are gophers good to eat, but they have long been the subject of tall tales. This fella was telling about his old pappy and lii mule back In the dep it ilon days. When the kids on the farina were sent out In the wagon with the mule, to roam the woods and pick up gophers, They took a shovel and the mule would walk up to the Ings. BERRY'S '1 fly lIZA 11AKEI1 won (hteen fly, the flaymans, Is the moth. er of feet children, who fur. aished the Information for this story. They the on a ranch In the Osteen area with the unusual and humorous name of "Pelt's Usif Acre.") p 'Sounds Of Nite' Rock Chuluota I •" au - - Job Too Tough On School Super Dead F m . r, If there wasn't a gonher In the hole the kids had to pick up i they have that tile "Sounds of a liter knot and throw it In the Playing in the gii are Nile" do not have. hack of the wagon before the Mayor "The Rounds of Nile" Is a Hav1i! Tyson, drums; Roger Mille would move on. (trPh group .%IANII.A that of Chulunta boys, Won Elin, rhythm guitar and 'mealThe P1IOne club even boasts I •11 Formed APAIIA(;JfICIIT,A ____________ (API ippin supreme (ourt de'l*r.4 their hand lust two 1st; 'flimbo" they came across a gopher that i Weet:q ago anal have t,een play- guitar, and Pe le Tyson , 1ha,44 Franklin Cnnnty School Supt. a dead man nisyor of a towfl had a dog fennel In his mouth, lug for the teen da,.ceq at guitar. north of Unniln. it ruled that crawling backwards, brushing Curtis Mc('1en Is giving the (ommainity Club 'n 'rises- To pay for their set of drums, his post in two months ilv4stre fh'mingo out his tracks as he went, tryday and them! 1 4'rl(lay nights, outsmart 'Th. Sounds" have bi'e workFernando Ramos in the 193 ing to ther. are too many You can get quite a bit of meal r)omjngn 4jp4 lorns." On of them is 4hnnl rat' - mom meat from the medium sized .r. II f a heart attack. i gopher, and females are larger i , -. MeClean said the countv-'s than males and will often bring The (hildren 1 Rureau is an •hnoI snteration plan has - lepnrtment a dollar. aenry of the 1.S. been rejeetd by the federal With the price of meat nowof .RhOl'. / government and "there in it real,i I real bargain, if adays, It's * IA DI) S. McCOY, son of I problem whether we're gnIn you like gopher. to get federal money." McEvans about Mr. and Mrs. If you are thinking The Integration plan was I • having a dinner party and tell Coy, of Sanford, will ho i rejected, Mc(;Ienn said, he. your guests ahead of time what graduated from the Un cause U'. . F.duintinn Commis. HELEN PELL they are eating, one or two Iversity of Florida school 11 abner I harold ffrnu. ruled It will probably be sale. gopher hole and stand there un- gophers of engineering this week 4141 not provide for faculty inquate for at least 25 persona! tit thc kids dug the gopher out with a degree in electri1$ tmgrathrn. here Is a favorite recipe for ,) . and then threw him in the back He has . I cal engineering. Florida gopher stow: of the wagon. Well, this mule . 2 lbs. of gopher cut In 1½.inch accepted a position at . The scienc, of dynamics Is got so good at gopher hunting Orbiting Labthe Moon cubes that he would find the gopher the branch of physics concerned oratory at Douglas Air1 clove garlic, minced I with holes and stand there, the study of the laws of I c r a f t in Huntington % cup red wino fore, and motion. . . Beach, Calif. McCoy is a 8-10 small potatoes . , •";',; I I ________________ I -. LU(IL Ui%UUlILU Ut Otilil810 small white onions mole High School. 4 cups boiling water -ç. 6 carrots, diced rather large ½ tsp. each rosemary, thyme, curry powder i i ½ cup flour '\ Dash of popper ONLY 1 tap. salt il 4 tbsps. of fat or oil ?ttt At ,.1 _ vv? I r % P ( AP J) nc t GENERAL ElECTRIC 2 bay leaves C HULtJOTA'S ANSWER to "The Beatles" is this The Deflary Civic Association Jaul Jnrmn, 23, wanted to Ocrand pepper In Put flour, salt movie advisory committee has paper sack. Add meat and manize his name by adding young rock and roll band, the "Sounds of Nite" macb plans for bringing to Do. shako until meat is coated. Heat "Von" to it, but Civil Court composed of David Tyson, drums; Roger F4plin, Bury another series of fine fat in deep kettle. Add meat, Judge Maurice WahI said no. films of the past. saving any flour that may be and admonished: "If a man Is rhythm guitar; "limbo" Jackson, lend guitar; and Films for this series were so. left in bag. Cook until meat Is going to be an American at all, Pete Tyson, bass guitar. lected from a list of 1,400 avail. brown on all sides, then remove he should do so without any (Herald Photo) quallifying adjectives." able motion pictures. from pot. Add left-over flour to YOUR The committee decided that fat and stir until brown. Return The judge added: "Von is a REG. 4.99 CHOICE these films should be shown meat to pot, adding boiling wa- prefix In many German and £ Fri. Austrian names of the nobility. about every three weeks on "THE. ter, wine, bay leaves, garlic PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" day nights at the Community and cloves. Simmer over low The court cannot think of a Center. heat until meat is tender, add greater nobility than being an Film rentals and showing vegetables and cook until done. American." MEN FOR FULL TIME NURSERY FARM WORK. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY costs will be met by the volun. About 20 minutes before vegeGLENN MCCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS CALL MR. WELLS AFTER 6 P.M. PHONE tary contributions of those at- tables are done, add herbs. This What New Yorkers call a bag COL hat & MAGNOLIA tending. Emphasis was placed stew is best when served after PHONE 322.242 may be 322.5621. termed a sack in Kanon elean moral ratings and ex- a two-hour cocktail party. Servo DOWNTOWN SANFORD sas and a poke in Alabama. _____________ cellent dramatic quality of In. with yellow corn bread, terest to both adults and chitdren in selecting the films to be shown. The varied film fare will in. elude musicals, comedies, doeumentarles, drama, and adven:. . . ... .. , -* .I ~ . 4~1,~~: 4 `~`. . .1 ture. Among the committee's JACKSONVILLE (AP)-The selections - ' are "Anchors AArmy Engineers say the flow weigh," "Student Prince," 'Pa. Into a south Florida of water ther of the Bride," "Long, Long area will be water conservation Trailer," "One Foot In fleavon," "Citizen Kane," and reduced today In an effort to prevent deer from drowning. "King Solomon's Mines." District Engineer Cot, R. P. selected Most of the films Tabb said 16 of 24 floodgates have received top awards by one or more of the five national would be shut between three film evaluation organizations. reservoirs. Voluntary efforts of many De- If rainfall is not too heavy In Bary citizens have made this the next 30 days, h. reported, program possible. Special ac- "we think we can lower the resknowledgement was made of ervoir stages by outflow the services of Howard Middle. through canals to the sea and ton as projectionist and Eldon by reducing the Inflow to ConBenedict for his art work on servation Area 3." posters for each feature. MomHe said the decreased flow hers of this advisory commit- into area 3 would amount to tee represent varied Interest 528 million gallons a day. groups In the community. Those attending the meeting BUILDS HUGE NEST were Mrs. Charles Creasy, Mrs. The hammerhead stork builds Edward Perry, Mrs. Rupert A. a huge nest of mud and sticks Stronach, Mrs. Ernest E. W&!covered by a roof which may be sko, Harry Lyon, Fred McLaren, Earl Merrill, and Mrs. substantial enough to bear the Archie Long. Other committee weight of a man, according to members are Mrs. Asenath the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Butler, Edward Parsons, Ches. ter Rearlck, Mickey Thursam and Middleton. Committee Chairman Earl Menul invites people In nearby communities as well as Dellary *41 residents to attend these show- Fr da N hit - '1 pioneer ----I---- e ary efs • '' I reining an enterprise which Is somewhat unique to the area, was urnbmftted by Mrs. lielesi August 2, ififlO - Pnsm ellf *11"t""rrelh holy w$ød, s.iag ihoos,tte test sat. a ose&-i.d rsssd, !SW tinN V "111019011111110 places step pwh.p. a tease op-il t wit ,.,, read a. V Sanford H.rald • ;' ' 'I NO DOWN PAYMENT 1. , VIrIaI. PenskI ', SERVICE MAKES P.O. lox - • 1~1 1214 Sanford -- ii i. q. Pay Wdlss. Monday___ "s Stars 444.4211 S. Seminole I : AI ! 5 ) -. - I 1. of W01110000M 411111NI C0 004 -i"il o"O"W "Put-Hey, fellat Wanna buy some pictures of Luci", wÜ,gown?" SspbI.Ha.s 461.4402 Dusty 1 CHEVROW OASOLINES PUT THAT YOUNG-HO SPIRIT IN YOUR CARl Chevron means ready responso to tho touch of your toe...a smaim! surgo of power that puts you way out In tho dearl Look for th* red, whit* and blue Chevron on the pump, at Standard Oil stations .vsiywh.... cHisO isd aasoa STAN DARD , OIL 11 ote. IL I) $ • I MIIdr.d Hwy 661-5631 Deft on. Strickland-Morrison . I " "i . I' 11 Lil r ii - L - W1..A.."_ Ri ~ __ -.I..-. ._ - a.l:-, . 4 .1 . , - .- J--- ~i ~ i ii 4. -. 1 .*- . ~ _ ---. ____ 1 ______ . -i . • --f-f ' - --- - - " - -'-IMP " -- ..L - -- 7 I______ 1 1I li -. I ,- - 1 - !,'I qr ' / 1 t • ... . -, i . .____ 1 - .. I I I . - -- T .. __ ; 1 ~ ; . 1 , I -1 -_-X%_ - __.__________ I -1 -1 �-- ___ ____ - What's wrong with RO,OD gnvrrn- ftlrTrnrt and other spec1n1ted dIqtrits The CED prnpnse nothing 1es* than incnt? In the first nliu'e there nrc about a 'revolutkrnar" solution, Including Enlarging units of meal govern44.0DO ton many, In the npthrnn of the Committee for Ecrnrnmic Development, mont to include a minimum of 10,000 taldng a close look at local government people and curtailing overlapping iurisdictIons in 'these TJnited States - Reducing the number to tin more From 'there, the CED has gone on to catalogue in detail flaws making the than 16,000 - Electing onl top officials and nation's inwer levels nt iidministratinn 'the least effective cogs in government. in appointive offices, replacing the spoils system with career services. miuhInery. Granting increased authority to 'The CED, a private organization of men prominent In business and public local governments once modernized The CED forecasts political opposi'fields, for some sirs has been surveying 'the 'national scene and analy7ing In tarn Entrenched interests In city halls depth some of 'the more erinu prob- cnunt court houses and special agcn loins It 'has Itself no official standing, ries never view lightly threats to a but its periodic reports are studied cozy public payroll existence. And state * . : ' : *w'1L&**- , ' :. .. •.. . .. ', ' ( .. - . .::. !; .'i 5' t" /, t%eI) ( I ( -'.' "' -. .. ,... '. , ' . t. " ______ ... ' . . , k' ' I it. ' ' 'i j $ . ' • a a P Bridge Winners • • k. Announced istrict caucus In the d1sb4t on. court of appeals by' th. death of Judge The South Seminole Jaycees WalLace E. urg1u. will host the Summer District Caucus at 2 p.m., Sunday, at the Cunselberry Lund Company building on Highway 17-192 in 1% T CILCVIT COV1IT OP Casselberry. DiCIAL CIRcVII 'rug Frank Finch, 'ice president of or riaia ii A%VJ rop €OVWTY, FLOIIIDA District 8 will be in charge of i CHASCE1IT WO. 16113 the business meeting and will wyjcg y Foao$vHg .*,r present the Man-Mile, First THE NEW '!ORK BANK YOT Timers, iind Ge-Getters' awards. York corpora £ Admission will include door prizes, dinner, and refresh- vi. nuents. Welcoming and refresh- JOSEPH W. HICKS and EV) HICKS, Iii. wit.; TO1D4 menti will be 2-3 p.m. followed JO CENERAL 'FINANCE CO., by the business i'E5iOfl, 3-& p.Tfl. Vlorida eor,rat1ofl, Defendnta l)inrwr will be' se'r"cd &-G p.m. ; HEREBY OIVE7 1OTJCE Anyone wishing to donate I'ur.uant to • Final D.cr•e o th di; 'dated the door' prizes unuy contact Jitek Foreclosure 11*14, s-nd •ntered ii Gun, caucus chairman. Chancery C..e No. 16115, In tb .' * Legal Notice iwen S.. , Legal Notice _____ , - .Mfl4 *'i)E5 y ' Siontha t,.7L S .iIP i AlunUas 1.1*0 1 OU 1.ft(i hJ'tit1i Mont tu I Month 3ji is a m.mber of the Assactatod Press whicti ii eat$U.d seaeis&v.Ip w ib. ass tar rpub1it4aa .1.11 Us. .a.wa priulso toosi thth EsWred me aeaoud class usattec Qetober .17, 1515 at Us. Peat urn.. (51 ai amator@,, Florida, unSex lb. Let of Couir.s. of iarciu ;, is.. 'i" Batord R.rajtl w .CLI wrttl,asu psrwi.sium Lir flrn, ij rA1lnhIkIhL. I the n ws or s.derttutng of tht. sdtttof :L.1 nIl, "—i 317 tn ,-epridue.d (ii .,ny rnMntos, without publisher at The fisrald, Asa tud*vtQumi iih, r.i.rt.dUCti&iri wilt ii. e,,n.td . be _____ - 31 RIIPN TaI.. t. - 1917 tr O— ST ST. 312W. SANfORD, P1.4. AVE. heidliabi. tr Since _ 3fl1242 MI$$5$0 222aGES2 -.Ssmk Offic.— SANOID PLAZA azzi,ci Ibt&$AV*I'ts$ APsp I.OAP. FLIUPOJAIIUb SPUNSIIF ti* tiltS £V&$TtUM*5T *1' 00550 N002155$Pas0 *pse SLAU&sS £,'Ii..LSi - ____________________________________ L?LiC-P I,, _____________ - - -• -$_. iPW .- .,. -" F4 i'-l- - --'-- -S -' ..' . - '" - srIo*1-"%_____ ' . -' . ....._.... ,.- _ ,1.4rr5-J-J: - . -- I i....-,..., - . .--'-. -.---- ,.—,.--t'iI*'-------------' ' - 5 - _ ' .-.-.,-' -' ..:_r' ..... -'.-.. County, wher•li vi. CHARLES EbISON CA1IRAVA and BETTY MARIE CAR) WAY. hi. wife, Defendant in Chancery No. The nature of thIs suit I. for.'iosur. ..f that ,'.'rtatn nior rags held and owned by itlali lift, dated January 1, 11*611 at rsoord•d January 12. 19611 in 0 ficisi R•cords Book 1119, page L of the Public Records of Sent not. County. Florida, encumbe ing that certain piec. or 1,ar' of property located, situate am being in said County arid ta to-wit: Lot 10$, OAKLAND luLl4 according to the p1st thu of as recorded in Plat Hoc 11. Pager $2 and 64, Pubi R$cords of Seminole Count Fbi-ida. EACH OF YOU IS REQUIRE to file your •nsw•r or oth written d.ft'r'ie to the (:4,, plaint with the Clerk of ti Circuit Court of S•mlnui. CuUi ty, FlorIda. iii this proceedir and to servi a copy thereof up the plaintiff'. attorneys, who names and address are after set forth. a. required I law, nut later titan the 1st di of September, 1916. Jo i.fsu thereof the cause will pr'it:S cx parte Upon the entry of tuterre Pro Cosifesso igaiti you. hand and ii %%'JTNJ,lS officl*J seal of said Court guy $*n,inole County, Florida, It 59th day of July, 1966. (SEAL) Arthur H Bsrkwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Donna M. Msrkua HEAJWALL. (jitIDI,,EY, 11*116. puiaIt1t. LEWIS & I3LJANKNEJ4 (SEAL) 5.ptni'olc C0unt' Planning Attorneys for Plaintiff Mevkwltb, Jr. Artbw II. Zuatag Cuuii,iSiUii ('lerk 4of tius- Circuit Coos C 60 North Court Avenue Robert . Brown J Pvot tuft... L$'x 3421 Zoning L4rlii: b4 'U its M. Morkus Cuouty euituule Qrlandu, Florida. D.puty Ckr , 9, 14, 53. 19 Publish, Aug ri'b)lsh July 4 & Aug. L 11*66 Publi'.b AgIJUSI 5, 'p Pi.pi INSTALLATIONS QUALITY _________________________________ - ________ a is,wapapsr ______________________ die pert of assy material, Cosditiossing Pbi' Nssu & "ri,. Herald ! BROTHERS LEE _____________ 'U Posl RuuaUoas pvLda that .11 w&U subscrtotioas be paid bemlno*. up acisss .i4i 6 t 5 'I -. ' (or THE )IEW 'YORK BANK Fop SAVINGS. . New York corpora tiu is 41w PlaIntiff. siud JO SEPJ-J W. 11CKS end EVA .74 HICKS. hi. 'wife, md Y1RID4 FINANCE CO.. fttr cotuldt'rtIofl. the Seminole GENERAL ooi- ii'tratton are tb. D. Coutrty Zoning Commission wtu Yioi'tda feuidant., I swill sell to the high hold a public hearing to detercit and tset bidder for cash $ recomof fea.s1b1111' niine the Sentinel' * n,ending t the Boird of County th. front 400r of the in 5a.nfor< ;umnmtasiouur, that the follow- County Courthouse oututy, Florida, $ log de.erlbcd i,ruiierty preae'ntly Seniltiole A. M. on the Pitt 11:50 a'eioi R,asdm,tiai be sotmed tuned 5-1 fviluw of £ug$ust , 11'(6. "-'Y 6. . kflvck Couun*re1411 L.ot property ci a. t view (Aitstt,lc-IVtt) Further Itig dcavrltasd Final Decree to d.'crfbed as bang North of S. U. forth Is acid wit: howell 1k.e We.bt of 416 end LON;DAL.I sos hot Ed iiivISIC'N, $(,Qr4iug to Us p Pubb - hearutag will t*e held p1st tksreof. as rscord.d I in the &.mzuinole County Court Bdaok Ii. Psi. II. c f Plat Cowwlaston.r$ C'ouii'Y House, the Pub'ILv Ri*vrd$ of bitt WedRoom. bsntord. Florida. on iwl* Cq.unty, P'iurIdi. neath*y. August 10, 1506 at 7:10 DATEI) hi. littb day of Ju3 p. I. or ac ouza thereafter as " *LY ' rcuit _______________ a1sf1%OLE cor%-'rr 1U%i14G .u11wIssiu I%ut$ce sit rubuc Breriag h.'rcb' given. that Notice' CARRAWAY, his wife. YOU AND EACH OF YOU at h.r.by notified that suit hi b.•n commenced against you I the Circuit Court of the NInI Judicial Circuit of the State Florida in end for Hemino County, the abbreviated title i which Is SAVINI;S HANK, et' BUFYAI Pisintil Couut f the 9th Judi cial Circuit .f Ploridi, In •n ' ' A - tion, A ,,.1,r4 __________________________________________________________________________ . Legal Notice Jaycees To Host notice ' .. ._ ,,, '' - luils,I.,IIu5__1 Ps I Stv.ø Mr. Retailer! Y0LI ---. OF JU Lose 'U _____ .............J CUSTOMERS FVFPY YFAP Legal Notice Navy Children •,e 1r -- And 30% of your business leaves with them! Exams Slated it - - - ..'' ____ -4 - IJbC.1ti ed. sent any claim, and demands which you, or either of you, rout> has'. against the estate of Mollie E. Tests>, also known a. Emllse H. Yesley, also known as EmIly B. Yesboy, deceaseil, late of said County, to the County Judge of Seminole County, Florida, at his office In th. court house of said County at Sanford, Florida, within aix calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Two copies of each ditto or demand shall be in writing, and shalt state the place of residence and post office address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, hi. agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filing foe of one dollar and such claim or demand not so filed ahail be void. Mack N. Cleveland, it. A. executor of the Last Will and Testament of Nellie E. Tesley, also known as Emil.. B. Teal.>, also known as EmIly B, Vest.>', Legal Notice OTI('E or PI'fli.iC HEARIM; or Ai.1'A5IO4TE *vnixt;t, PLonun.i ToWs - TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS hEREBY GIVEN by the Town Council of ths Town of Altamonti Spring., Seminole County, Florida, that said Town Council will hold a Public Hearing on th. question of changitig the zoning classification of the following described 1st op. r I Lots !. :io. i. 5:, 22, 14, $1 and 36; flock "F", Oak- land Estates, First Section from fl-I A zoning els.slfleatton to 11-3 totting classification. I'UULIC hEARING will be held In the Town liaR, Aitamonte Springs, Florida, on Wed. ziesda>, AuusL 17. 1611, at 7;0 p. in., at which time Interested parties for and against the pto• D.c•s.s.d posed zoning change will be C. Vernon Mite, Jr., of heard and final ection taken. Cleveland, Stephenson and Misc, THIS NOTICE is to be pub- Attorneys at Law, lishec in three (3) public places P. 0. Drawer Z, within tite Town of Altaniont. Sanford, Florida, Slur in gat, Florida, 141u,1 i,ubliathed Attorney, for Estate. In t ii,. herald, a news. Publish July 1!, 10. 26 & Aug. aper of general circulation in 2, 1966 iztid Town, one (1) 1 mis at least DDB-25 fifteen (15) lays prior to the tUne of the Public Hearing. Ii the C.art •f lb. ISATEU this 25th day of July, Judge, i.misole, CousIp'. Slur .'s. Is., lt'GS. Na, a Prebats. T)OflOThI DARIJUEN, a vs. 5.1.1. .1 Town Clerk THELMA T. POUCHER Town of Aitamonte Spring,, Deceased. Florida T. LII Crdltera sad P.rsss. Publish Aug. 2. 166 Haviag Cl.tma or D.ntsads Agalust laid Estates I)1)C -2 You and each of you are here$EHINOIE COUNTY by notified and required to pie. SONING COHIIIIINION sint any claims and demands Neth', of Publie Hesrlsg which you, or either of you, may Notice Ii hereby given, that have against the estate of Thelafter consideration, the Seminola ma '1'. Poucher, deceased, late of Co unity Fin ii nil mug and Zoning said County, to the County Judge Coinnuhsslun will hold a public of Seminole County, Florida, at ties ring to dati'rsuuhnue this (caai. hula office in lb. court house of bully of reconimendtng to thai said County at Sanford, Florida, Hoard of Cou rut y Coi,utni Isioners within six calendar moonlIt. from that The Southern Standard th, time of the first publication Iluildlng Code be amended to of thi. notice. Two copies of estublish floor bevels of s-Il each claim or demand shall be houses ii e r • a ft e r built itt In writing, and shall state the Seminole County. Copies of thu place of residence and post ofproposed resolution may be oh. fice address of the claimant, and tamed in Clue Z'sninig Office shall be sworn to by the claim. Court House. San for'l, Fiorids, ant, hi. agent or attorney anI Monday thru Friday. from 9:01 accompanied by a filing fe• of one dollar and such claim or A. 51. to 11:00 P. M. Public hearing will he held In demand not co filed hahi be the emi,iole County Courl void, Edward Adolptius Vouoh.r lb use, Cuu ut y Corn ml asioner, Jaunts 11. Voucher Ituoumu, miu(ord, Fluriiia. usa Wednesday. August 10. 1966 at 7:21 As executor of the I.ast Will 1'. M. or a. so's,, thereafter a. and 'restament of possible. Thelma 'I'. Pouch.r, deceased Seminole County l'baiuning £ Wlnderweedle, ham.. & Ward, Attorney. Zoo In g Comma nil salon fly Jtolaert H, flru n 234 Park Avenue, South Seminole County Z'inl,ug Dir' Winter Park, Florida *':0,,r Publish July 13, 10, 24 & Aug Publish July 26 & Aug. 2, 1964 1 1511 DOS.,' H 1.'iJ. tu 11 Sanford SEMINOlE t;ou,a's'Y — NO'I'JCE or Ar.'l.IctrIoN '10 VACATE FLAl' TO WHOM rr MAY CONCE1tN: NOTICE IS IIEIIEHY GIVE that IIIJEI..4N ii (lIlIES, et al. luatemud to *pply t iii. Board ol - County Cu,,amis.Iouusri of Semi nole (2ou,aty, Florida, at 10:01 A. 54. on 'J'uesduy, AugUst 9, 1966 at that Couuty (:ijn,nmii,sIonI Room Co ii uily 'o1J rt Ii ouss We iii I nuoie isiafurd, Florida. i, vacate thu p1st of Paliut 5h,et.Jowz, Sb (hi Catgut Ij recurds't in Plat Hook 11 i5e 5, $,gniuols County Pubilu )t.curds. iii Ha entirety, and foi resolutlo,, of amid hoard vs Catiiag said p1st in it entirety All per..snn ii'ter,.ted •iiotjll appear sad be h.srd at cud I time and pia'. Dated at Sanford, Florida, Ibi I 2uad day of July, A. 1) 11*66. w. c. JJtcbisonu, Jr. Post Office jjrmwer 11 Ssuuf',J'd, Fburl'Is Attorney for Pt lit i'jmiria. Publish July 5 è Aug. 3, 1$$ DDE -99 I 50*150 CUMMIIIION Nutir. of Pukihe II.srlsg Notice is hereby giveit, that after consideration, thee Seminole County Zoning Commisslost will hold a public hearing to deter. nun. the feasibility of recantmending to (las Board of County Com*niwsiouuera Cheat th. followlog deuorliie't property presently soflhtl C.1 (o,u,,ercial ho son.d C.3 Comnmercis I: f.(st. 31, 33 A L.Ia I & 3, Goldenrod liaiior, P-H. 11 Page 40, PUblic he*ring will be held Iua Ih• Sepulniul. ''oumity Court Hovee County Comtus,ui.slOnels Poem. Øsnford. Florida, 'Sn Wed. neSd$)', August 10, 11*66 at 7:$0 P 54. or as soon thusr.after as possible. $emiuuol. (.*,uatuty l'lama,uing A Zoning Commission II> Robert S. brown Seminole Coumut y Z,,ieiaug Hit' .vior £#UWt.h July PHI $4 e £ Aug. 3, 1966 you do LOSE 3O% of your customers each year If you don't believe it, look through last year's ac• counts and see how many are no longer activeL WHY I' -, - I- Brings Payment Tip 'ou '" **nfsrft 1 tuft Augtist 2, If1 --S - A Visit From The Stork?? - School Tax I ncrease dreaiii .' By T)OTTIE AUSTIN at the ballroom with all en OFFICER.S, MEN ANfl 11Afl- listed wives of RVAU-7 invited TES of RVAH-11 gathered at the to attend. NAS ballroom recenUy for a ROARI) MEFI'TNG t the Wives5 squadron party. "Rat" style. Club RVAH- Enlisted The ballroom wits decorated was held recently at the hom with a large black md orange of Carolyn Clifton. It vqas an. parachute draped behind the nouneed that Pat Molan 1* Red buffet table where delicious contacting the Litthem food was displa'ed in shun- Schoolhouse and will plesent a On the handstand, a report to the chub it tihe nezt dance. black "chute" was arranged to meeting. Members discussed sending form a "bat cave" for the hand whh provided music while the a rose bud and vase to any Batmen and their ladies trip- member or prospective memher who Is hosplt.MIrtWl or has pod the light fantastic, Flying haLs mingled with or- an extended illness a t home. ange balloons dangled rn'erhesc This will be voted eli at the while orange flowers, intrjx- next meeting of the club. ed with greenery, decorated the The board decided nu* to plan entrance and the supporting an' social events beliveen the columns. Orange carnations August and September meetwith hinek net and ribbons ings due to back to sshool actiformed the corsages which were vita's. pInned on each lady as she ar- Today, August 2, is.'the birthday of Linda .Iimesnvi and best rived. A miniature .lapanese garden aishi's are extended 'to her for was created to form the eon- many happy returns. terpiece for the head table. An Invitation is e;tended to Door prizes consisted of three all wives 0! enlistNl men of 72-hour passes for the enlisted RVAH-.3 and NAS to attend the general rnecthag of the men, two girt certificates from next the Navy exchange and many Three wives club ,,kugust ii. Following the businass meeting gag gifts. Board meeting of the RVA11. there will be a Dut*h Auction. 1t Enlisted Mens' Wives Club AU the proceeds will go to the will be held at the home of Little Red Schcmlhc*ise. President Yvonne Ward at in RVAH-6 Enlisted 'Wives Club a. in. Wednesday. The club is again selling cc'cukbooks. It meeting will be at the Accy has been annmmetd. Duec'ey dining room August 10 The last eookbodk sale was at 7 p. in, All wives of the so successful, the 'club Is now squadron are welcome to at- promoting a casserole cookbook. "Dinner 10 a Dish" with tend. S E V E N E T T E 5, Enlisted 2.000 "yummy" ciusserole and Men's Wives Club bade faxe- bread favcrltei of military well at their recent meeting to wives. Anyone inte rested In obtwo active members. Mrs. Pat t.aining the "Salute to Cooking" eookbooki should contact Jan Ward and Mrs. Lucille Stone. Barber. The Wards are being tansferred to Memphis. Tennessee Next meeting cur the club will and the Stones to NAMTD at be held Thursday it 7:30 p. rn. Sanford. Both lnthei were giv- in the wives meeting room, en charm bracelets with a disc next to the ba1lrm. Baby sitting is provided and any wife Insignia of the squadron. Both have been very active of an RVAH4 eUat.d man Is In squadron affairs and have invited to attendt. Call Gayle served as Red Cross volunteers Hogan a few dgys before the sh to take adat the dispensary. Both will be meeting If you missed by their squadron- vantage of the baby sitting setvice. mates. tions for the first year Navy President Paulette Widman dependent children will be announced that the Thrift Shop given from 7:30 am. to 11 will be open on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, Anyone a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 10, wishing to donate anything and Thursday, Aug. 11, at the should bring It to the shop, family clinic of the Medical re Department, U. S, Naval Air which is located next to the Station, Sanford. dispensary. Eight tables acre in play for This is the only time that The club has been asked to this week's g'at.e of the Didecorate the ballroom for the Bary Duplicate Bridge Club at the pre-shcool exams will be squadron party. A work shop the Firemen's Etecreation Hall. given. Parents must accompany children, present their ID was held after the meeting and Frank Mathesoiu directed. cards, and must also provide It was decided a red, white and Winners were NS, first, Dr. the p h y $ I c a I examination blue theme was to be carried and Mrs. Leonsrd Munson; seforms, nut with centerpieces of "UnCOfld4 Mrs. Dojl. Driver and The only shots given during de Sam" hats. Myron Aecarcil; third, Mrs. these hours will be smallopx will be Next regular meeting Robert. Nicholls and Miss Eth. vaccinations. Parents are urgheld August 17. Cl JOhfl!OTu; ed to return their eltildien two Mrs. Chris Lovelace, wife of ES', first, Mz's. Joanne Paulk weeks later for booster Polio the commanding officer was and Mrs. Jody Bunnell; second, Vaccines to the regular Wedan honored guest at the recent Mrs. A. 3. Fscbln and Mrs. nesday afternoon immunization meeting. Mrs. Billie Marlette Edna Reilly; third, Charles clinic. was welcomed as a new memDaglia and Silh1ani Lutz. During the pre-school examber. Hostesses were Paulette July senes winners were, ination period only bonafide Widman and Audrey Blodgett, Mrs. Ruth Blatt; second, emergencies will be seen in the f'u' Next regular meeting win Mrs. Driver; thuird, Mrs. Frank family clinic. held August 17 at 7:30 p. m. Austin, and, dourth, Mrs. W. ____________________ 0. Bennett. Next week'. game will be at NOTICE OF SLuT 1 p.m. Monday du. to Tuesday's TO, CHARLES EI)ISON CARR) special prlw-ry to slect a nomWAY and BETTY MARl V1 w. iteml ;' -' Ite still has esecilletit eye. fluihrman, retircil Meihinlist mitiliter, who se-veil sight, atiul reauls everything ASK ASOUT THI STORK CLUI the First Methouflat Church i'tnm (hock classics to wnm• lucre on twu'i eu'csIu,iia, teu'ent- cli's magasines, Its says the ly ,'nlphi-steul his 1l.'h,I birthulny latter often contain "nisny UMINOLI COUNTY ILOOD lANK 1e,,frd, Pt.vld. In itntkvillo, Miss. coil was In. plcasnnt littic things," 1302 I. Sn.sd flooks always have been an by (he Rtcrk'iI1e toi-i'inwrn Rraneh of C.ntrai Pierlda hood Sank l)nil' News for the "secret itt Important pnu-t. of t)r, ftuhr. titan's life anti lie Ineltides hnppincs." HOURS OR DONORS: whose grand. them In his philosophy of life, lit, fuhrman, Men., Tuso. I Thurs. - 1t30 to 5:00 P.M. son, hubert Hines, Is a u'hem. saying "when you look for the W.dn..day I Friday - 9i00 to 2:00 P.M. tat with the th';inrt titent of host in htnnnnit.y, you find It P.s. Ifl.022 Agriculture 19'te, was huntor In honks," (hi' nows nt-title eonof First Methodist Church of chubs, Sanfoni trout 102t1 to 10:10 nnul •Tii'TiT" again from 1111$ to 1042. flu'. lluhrnian, who was Intot -iewed by Patsy Carter, Daily News staff writer, saW his a e c r e t is to "take an interest. In e'erythItig anninut you and be a iittle foollab sometimes," 1k Ia deserlhied as being a hoi'Me anti hiuggy, gun-totin' lun'u,eher" of the early itiflOs who ' held I, paitmates throughout the western anti southern Uniteti Stnts, lie has been a P"flR. P. BUIIRMAN ____________________ slilluig sitter of Methodist. _______________________ Chutrcltps in Colorado, Floritla anti Mississippi, H. *lao taught, in several colleges. fir, fluhrmnn sa'a he I "always associated wHit ninny -----dlfferctit. kinils of licople flini have found a little good In each one." "People" is his favorite George Touhy, executive vice the total each month, the home pastIme, but ho also enjoys president of First Federal Say- owner wilt have sufficient writing, residing anti playing lngs and Loan, commented to- money in his escrow account domfnop. da' on the effects of the in- to enable the mortgage holder "1 don't take the struuit-lstecil creased miflage authorized by to pay the tax bill when It is advice. I Ilk, games," Dr. llultrman is quoted as saying. the Seminole County Boari of presented," he explained. "Now, in order to bring the U U Public Instruction. V line into monthly payments "The increased millage beA sure-fire method to take comes immediately significant with the increased taxes, the the tears out of onion peeling to the property owner, but espe- shortage between what was is to peel onions near a lit gas cially to those who are buying ctImated and what the tax bill burner, whose fumes carry a their homes under mortgages," actually will be will have to way the onion fumes. be made up In the September said Touhy. and October Installments, lie "The accepted procedure is added. Ut estimate taxes for a year, "It will also result In a pro- Ta lbs Cor4 s.f lbs buSty then by paying one.twelth of portionate increase in the tax Judge, Seiunle Coqaty, Florida, Ii Prnbt.. escrow payments beginning in a vu Eatute •f November. Savings and loan Moltis E. Viii.>, also known as imil.e Ii, Yesley, also known associations, mortgage compa- as Emily 5, Y..ley, Deceased. nies and others holding real All Creditors aud I'ei'.ouu estate nioi'tgnges will undoubt- To Uselag flals.s or I)emssd. edly he advising their clIents Agatust Said Estates You and each of you are hereHard to believe? If yours is an average business, Pre-sehool physical examina- of these changes," he conchud- by notified anti required to preDr. W. ahot her mrrr *1) ennu'h ernti hnni tn lnc'L ehe iemaiided i dlvnree But n1vhere" I ehred ishe Islied to t1Iii thid Sht Rut ishe detiterl m h,uj wnt the battle with the "Otir nmrtt.sil rniHtlon14 were " paramour. AIWI she 'h C rne • much It error shout her eon. I W14YP jIIg*1 harmony. For even the UOd. hrnoeent I1vem ire vsual1 a: hlh T Tb Iithdd c to hhiine for ,*trayhir Hill VPfl me RT1 1150 P & hDsbsTw)i' Csne, TTh 1), M ore RU 14 h dhh 1W that CASE 7,.481 1OUI1i0 .1., aged m too t T(' 1 14 C 1R, is the wife who Is demandvi d'i Uhewise Tom $ i RTIU C ITWS set. Aft*'ir 2E years of apparently is another ur ear1 a,mnrro happy nulrriage, she found that Tom had had an affair '1 in due at earls Nns toi fC? months ago with a di morro mornng md I ye just new . Expecting Preacher Now 93 your of .5 '- 4 to a - 'Horse And Buggy' /l I ________ For many, the latest report, "Mod- power struggle with the federal gov/ . // . -.. . , - . a. ' . . crnizrng Local Government," turned eminent, ma' read a further weaken// nut by a committee under Marion B ing of their positions into an strongII 47 I Folsom, President Eisenhower's Benith, thening of local government. II ' ____ But if prospects are not bright for Education and Welfare secretar, must II J earls' implementation, the CED come as bad news "Dr Crane," she began our tkken a bath -T ,. '• /1 I These evasive thetu's wore The basic trouble it finds, is a pat- report at least serves the useful pur1fltOTV1eV "I was so humiliated ft used lItnraUui hundreds of times j • tern of government meant for far cim- pose of drawing attention to chronic that I s1m1 couldn't stand // taS in our home an longer" dining their 2h-'ear marriage pier times Local imits—towns and grassroots weaknesses In American de'I 'tOt Louise enn'enlentl% for J ' Clearly, there are 'targets cnuntie—tndav are often much too niocrac Rut I reminded her that she I t shouldn't feel humiliated for got them she insisn'd that their ,t UI small to provide escntiul public serv- closci to home than Washington for ' )7. ' " • _, •, she won th battle for Tom's msmritil relations were ah i& the cr of "too much government" ices, adequate police forces being on1 1' .; P' ... I satisfaethr.'. one example cited The political map long heard in the land '.': : . :, tJ5& // affection. " . Th m public lectures before . ___________________ designed for a horse-and-buggy way of 'tnu sire &'," I said, "and ' .iWJ'.iZ' / ' ____ life has not been revised as the world - wore competing with a siren Marriage Clinics conducted by or Dug o ay . .iewish, Catholic and Protestin which Americans live has increased who was only -Ray Cromley bruce Biossot "Yet you beat her, since Tom ant churches, I elaborate more "i know your works. Behold, I have in complexity. Instead, layer upon lay4 didn't ask for a divorce to mar- fulls' than In this brief case toor of special bodies th deal with special set before you an open door, which no T : day. one is able to shut.—Rev. 8:8 • situations has been superimposed. r that paramour, And nrnst of the wives laugh * • Take the cue of Fridley, Minn., pop"So why feel humiliuted : : ulation 15,i78, which, leaving out 'the The reason so many people never get . stead, you better be elated, for self-const.nusly. for It is a rare : federal and state governments at the anywhere in life is ecause, when op. . . . ; they f It'd or agreed to teach about defeating a 16-yt'ar-old having rebuffed and evided her lt't. husband on mun oreasioni mont, from town council through school, back yard looking for four-leaf cmv- The American official in from , Con. started lr% 11. ' )rn,)ngun(ia Tht VC thdn't sc. rival" 'The \ et Viet .uim 'irnv1n And this is no sign the wife sanitation, hospital, soil conservation or'1 — Walter P Chrysler llringing in political orguniz- control the government or siny This jolted her a bit., so I hn was attempting ('rb. soul the I.S. officiol. "At part of it at this time. They told her she was n percent doesu t love her mote! . tot Cnii hut! UtLiti flV('T the beginning, those men simply iust moved in on the teachers to blame for Tom's ever havin For women have possibly only ::1 Lbs g Hal Boyle Says 2f percent the erotic' hunger _____________________ 'model settlements in his urea. went usround taThing and nin1- and leaned on thenu. strayed in the first place The govcrnnwnt bud invI5lled ing friends. men feel. ! "Then the Viet Cong mi II- "'You didn't satisfy him at that I God Almighty created them " T • iargt. surn of rnotut', scores of send in as ti-sited the youth farm organi. "Th VC tried T E that way. 1( 7t" tTT1 4 advisers and techutcal experts agents relatives of people who zutinim. They simply came in i' _L L. ..'i_ .ajJ They weren't intended to he and nullt.smr,v backup Oh this already lived in the hamlets. and took over the leadership psasionate as men, for then NEW YORK (AP) - Letters on a hard•bolied egg Well to quiet corporation with s S group of villages.. in all. :to These men contacted sympu- They did this by first getting they would have deserted their people would like to get but my amazement he did it nd'• model hamlets had been es- thizers who lived locally and their man in key posts and tIi Their quarrel is with Adams, habici in primitive jungle so. .rarely do , Bascomb. I certainly ha' tublished in t)u Inuol aren by drew out and trained some of by manipulating the meetings. "I assigned my high school tricu between us, If his mbFranklin and .lcfferson, not ciet3' and the latter would "The VC agents were . these mcii and sent. them buck rneci niid-1II$4. , chemistry students the teak r ture works on people as vell as lived to rue the day I •; only did they launch our ov- by tigers, lions or snakes. own. 'Your smart aleck son millions in It as a cure for Instead. After losing one job the Communists tool: over 24 n I that the \'C built their local came and went, hut. you "Oiice they had won sonic He'd stop and talk to you about principles. hut the)' continue to male to be primarily a mother °' employment as a carni this without military attacks. course, decided he'd grow hair I couldn't get together, form __________________________________________________________ val barker and then - JUST The hamlets simply offered no friends and had a small under- your problems meanwhile t- bespeak a conception of so- and only secondarily a sweetground organization going, they ting in digs uihout the govern- ciety which eontlnuei to hold heart. 'OUR LUCK - caine dnw with political resisusiic.. Letters To Editor realize this baiic medical fart, summer, We are really on our lar area wart- miTt of the gov. teachers. They talked to them taxes or off idol corruption, unrealized aspirations, s land redc'velopnient nuietly, one by one, encouraged He'd sit or squat barefoot and —Thurgood Marshall, U.S. Soyou could save yourselves a lot uppers, and I'd appreciate it r, crunient' liCitoYeneTsil, on critics of of heartache, anger and caustic S for old times' sake, you could program. Fconomicaliy. the them to change their teaching tall; right there iii the dirt. wife. eminent cleared land for them, munist propaganda. The \'C' and lies, hut hi' sounded logical continue our In again. Mn. Donna Estes laurels Let ui vance the cause of sound nv. Service were deeply Impressed and graders to clear and repair ernment or the school admini- the high taxes end seen the C9fl1T*lIg'fl financing • . . now Differences Between Men and Sanford, Florida roads. The people were intied stration. Thc' just privately corruption - even if he 'was the)' arc obsolete . . . they arc Women." enclosing a long by the clarity and breVlW more loophole than law . , . stamped, return envelope, plus ''Dear Mrs. Estev ernmcnt In Florida with free fertilizer, seed, trees hunted out the teachers and doing well." your 1065 tax return. Would 20c. 'We now have taken another The moral as this American they mast be revised. i Icuow that vot are anti health facilities as well as worked on them with threats. 'Preatdcnt Johnson. Even our colleges overlook at long step on the road to prog- to do everything possible to be iteresteci in helping The teachers who followed official sees it is: "You can't j a simpler tax form and schools. these basic facts, which is why ii and prosperity hi Florida. widen our baie of support in c'e \, Ith years of government uul, this Red advice were allowed change a people's loyalty by t1 It's a very nice old airplane, college graduates have almost "ia could Without your effective help it the November General Eleruuuio a dress not have been done I tion We welcome all nod Fl ci's clinics we plan next ring' the people were actually quite to t.ay. Those teachers who re- economic bunf its — if they well within the budget of any as bad a divorce rate as less , There would be a consultant's prespemous compared with folk iuseti to knuckle to the VC don't trust the government." • large American corporation, educated folks. W*Zit you to know how deep- ridians because ur ee of $100 a day, plus 11 flat alrb (Always writ, to Dr. Crane Iead of Air Carly grateful I am for your ran- goad and our goal is just ' oreign News Commentary Inwance of—" ncr Service Corp., which in care of this newspaper, siclerable effort. Keep up the good worh. I "Jim, Vm sure the board • sold a rebuilt DC-GB with enclosing a long stamped, ad. You understand as well as Sincerely, ROIIERT KING HiGH would have a hard time • television, bar and stereo to dressed envelope and 20c to - . any of us, the problems we 0' I South Viet Nam government cover typing and printing d face In November and the imI deciding which of us to make (;overnnr-Nnmmnet' 'the new president of the firm I for use by Premier Ky. Cost: costs when you send for one KH portance for an early begin______________________________________________________ when they meet next month. $5Q.000. 1 of hi. bonk1ets celebrated frozen chicken case and then to political unity as Well, pal, I'm leaving the field J Phil Newsum wide open for you. I and my well in effect a United States For three days foreign and of 1962. k' As the common market me- of Europe. secretary, Maude, arc tired of agricultural ministers o the eliminates tariffs withthe big husines rat race, SO we Under the impact French us(oninaoii M arket duct's 0!' European 5, ore going to run uway and start iii Its own houtaduries, it also titututlism its exemplified by Will 1 .. i*V' titilittle chicken ranch out iii Ne litmuS bud Iiagglt'ti huiltli- u protective wall lIgUl!IKt l'reuident Charles di' Gaulle, .14* u null., guutIs from the outside. hi thi the nopes for any i-eu] politiesil braskta. If my [at bossy wile prices of sUet V U.S. frozen chickens, unity in the near future vi7-asks you where I went, tell her cauliflower and sugar htt. cast va_cation which tualk' have evaporated. to Western Europe Florida or Timbuktu." sales j a.m. on Uuiwiten. at '.7; But stops toward economic "Daddy dear, I guess you slawza wel,, they it 1ft62 totaled $50 niilliota fell " ;; :1,1 ii sharp unity, through which politicul off drastically after 'won't have to borow that mon emerged red-eyed and weary, t cost $350 iiiore ey from the bank to send me 01) was to aflfloUItc(' ugri'eflidflt mu increase in import duties. U.S. unity might someday evolve, have been formidable. my educational trip to France the biggest form deal in Euro. protests were unavailing, ,1 .y1,, Tariffs on manufactured Hopes of 'U.S. agriculture :when summer camp ends neXt pemi history. tIiai needs to? with the resumption of the goods moving between 'the "six" week. As counselor 1 had tO it was a aigiial denionstrattion rest teach my kids how to make in- of the survival powers of the astcalled Kennedy round of tar- already have been reduced 80 IIt uegntiutions in Geneva due per cent and there is agreement dam arrowheads. WelL aiw of coflhlnolu market, whose official they will disappear by mid-1i6E. . my brats hid an arrowhead un- designation as the European ut tIit end of this month. Expansion thitier the Trade' By the same date it also has der the blanket on my cot and Ecoiinnik' Community und which sat down on it and well. 1 as recently as the first of this Act of 1Dt, the' United States been agreed that farmers from . I guess I'll postpone going to year seemed on the rood to e;- bus proposed tariff reductions northern Germany to Sicily, iii t,uth agriculture cud itidus- 1,500 miles to the atoutli, will he' F'rnncc until next year.' titictmon. try ruuigihig up to 101) per cent. receiving the sante prices and "And as Mabel is going tO t meant that all maim oh-fu Anti it ham, served it will subsidies fur the same goods. have our seventh child soon, we stacies to common ug.ctilwi rem"ivetI refuse industrial couteessions Geneva is the next step, one won't be able to bring the fami- turni policy bud Europeans ulso that make iieud unless the will determine whether 'the ly for our annual visit. Sure and that5 the chauuces were ' flf . -sir' to . concessionS U.S. agriculture. "six' arc to be a liberalizing hate to disappoint you, but know that by JuLy 1, lOGS, uI) '1"" Under the 10514 charter of force toward expanding world you'll understand that under the stnictiona would be' removed on "Itt4 circumstances. What With the free movement of famnu goods Rome, the farmers foresaw a trade or one content to live off ..41f I' a,iittirb rra1h twins, Ned and Nadine, still among The Netherlands, poi., Western Europe which would its own fat behind high tariff _____________________________ to economic unity walls. West c;er movefirst down with the measles, that It glum, Luxembourg, 1 C Q..,,'f.t.,1 Liaii,,,i,1 1QflL .,.....l.i I.,.. if WAM £W$UM CLICF it Lij4Ufli. 0 .LJUU WUU1U I LUV U many, r'ruiucc anti luny. fi it might, but it doesn't have to. I picked "So Lyndon and just Affected were' 10 million fatWWI'U*t A. UIELI)Ve', UVfl)i £51) PIIULISH All you h1tve to do to avoid paying extra fur yuut Iuu your names at random tO fill 0111. mci-s anti 150 million eunatunursIAsa wourui.m, OIs'stots-u - ssua1 a — r-is to look ahead. ttn -5$fljJ' MUNUIII' £1SLA51JUIL J$JLJW % the guest list. You all be sure era. iiuuagtzm5 1dttur Adv.rttstug Director Plan ahead. Sav, ahead. -i'm,. and come, now hear? Don't buy For supporters of the cootjlil '5SF us wnaaau, u. in a savings count with us. 1.C$.t3' Editor Advertlitug t.raar anything fancy to wear. Tell man market, it was it victory of Instead payir on a loan. intemest £VITIS J)D1' JAP4IE your husband in particular not of enormous consequence. C1t7 Editor *usnsu Mi you'll be gethng dividends on your savings. V h avpr wanis p'.jsi, wj,s to go and get all duded up, DeBut unless other agreements S2.tJOO trip, the difrence between what you'd pay On a Coupty editor Sleehanisal Bupt. : ____________________________________________________ I cause after the church cere are reached, for the Amerjcu,u and what you get could add up to an extra week. ; RiorL. Editor mona' Lyndon would like his farmer, who dues $1.1 billion Staff Photogrsphsr Sound 1il saving is a good habit to get into1 reiti Oldup a worth of business annually with help 10 cookIng *U1$Md daily xoept ftstUrdu.Y, Sunday and Christmas; ub3sbed itshould. It is. ________________________________________________ o aatuay poed1ug Chrtm. as common market nations annualfashioned, finger•Iickin' Saving makes the difference. barbecue in the White House ly, the result would be c1u*t' to sUNsUBtrTwP u,am Home Dsllver :bc Ws•$d disaster in the manner of tin' .) back yard." _____________________________ Two T. loin You ai.ii s.uiaw,s cnus'ra' in'ua aau.. — lst wlftn 00 1 'lea, $1, fli.bt' I 'isat' J of ' hnme ('ir )Ip vcu1dn't !mvp )'u f 'Lnubp hpd Iwo flulse ij,) _____ _______ '." - ,s . ' I1 1 orry -s- - ' ' I ' . A' —''- , ' _____ / jr 'p ' ., ' ... ' 2 . /' ?' . - 0 0 Dr. Crane's - Too Much Government 1 F ..:. L..,. :..:,.. p OS. DO YOU LOSE THEM? Through death, hard feelings, moving to another community or through the efforts of hard-driving com• petifors • . . and a variety of other reasons beyond your control. AT THE SAME TiME, THERE'S A NORMAL IUSINESS INCREASE OF OVER 4% EACH YEAR! WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT? Tb. answer lies in b.tter m.r:handising, b.tt.r planning, more vigorous promotion of fast s.11lng goods and services. The surest, most proftabl. method of sales promotion is con. sistent, timely advertising In THE SANFORD HERALD. THE SANFORD HERALD adv.rtlsing salesmen ar. always reedy to talk things over with you, and help pr.par. constructive, profitable advertising layouts -at no extra cost to you. ADVERTISING IS THE LIFE OF TRADE . . ADVERTISE IN YOUR LOCAL PAPER anthrb 1uath 1 A NIWSPAPII WITH MORU THAN 10,000 RIADIRS PHONE 322.2611 or 425593S -, - �" I ~- , 'todima . I ; i_ .. . 1 __ and summer f)owerr '." 7- . .~ .~ . , % 4! --4hft . .4 ; '! I I ~1 I - - 7 - :, I. .I;, . ; - - I ... . I .I- . I ~L . - 11, ;4. :~ -.1 I t I t 1 p*itti] 4,' I . I I 9i I . vi ..1 recezing therapy treatmentsrelatives, weeks hefore she will be diii .I. I 'I I I ,i I - 21 I .: i ~ III .' 11 i ~ :., i.i . Ija II ~ . - It - In - (I - r10 - .0 . . . ! ,~ .1 % - , -Swemey, 11S Burke Street, Oak. 1% cups water land Estates, returned from a ½ cup chapped parsley - (C They were guests of their son I ha' leaf, crumbled and family, Mr. and Mrs. John 2 tb a '1 I ,I - .. ~~ :: , - 1 -, -, Ti 1 ' • '1 ' - '. il HOLIDAY HAIRDO tn 1--t I I V T \ - \_. " ,: By Ruth Mi! k (L/nji'gj ; \ , £ the many lovely gifts which the honaree receivM. NOWI . -,,~ I I . - I flc and Mrs. L. E 40th — - - - ' !I ~ .!i i I ~I 'II7 ' i "c' san thuchea. 7,, ,,o n On4f.d.fFif-od yroince rnnn imind n voty ornnll boy vibro "harold #tw inhip with hor, efis, 4mid: 'qrh,t,,, my ofin rind this lit my . t, i N. I t .61 " . 7 I., 6 ..T, -N.i , ~:! \ Is It nil right for me to lenve enriy? . /4 I I '(/ I - -- 11 .;l ' --- , ",, ~ '' fonhion will .410'AP A 10. 1111' to hn"', ~ d, r iittlo h9 Af 'Nne, whan thf-y're nwotke, roh, wlint 4i0orR t6 A! -Im inQ t."Af-I I = I h-h-u.,od rillito 'A.mil f(%I' me .,ron*t tboy, FlAhhin thoy'll Ito, ~, by l And vrm'ro vewinz fro help Fti,;inz tro p,iv rAv (-Ihoe'k, I ,inid,,f'm .,mre -, o TOMITI X wro. I 7 45 I I __I O iiiiii t1l."I.-I'VIt ;, X'j Jean's c it 61 % 04k %.1 F I DIC) TIOU miss M HOLLYHOCK! /'HI I i$.E ~40ME FROM WHILE I WAS GONE! : I~ 1. .. " 11 I0 3222S41 C! ((( ~, ( t tor. "~ r I 14 - %_1 %.* ~ Id . I LLOYD IRIC46S DAVID MeCOLLUM CO."IT !0.00 "KID 0100ILL01' D= DN e-N .--- ~3 WM%VW I 0 a a Television Tonite I'd-MoDamil (9) ABC News 4:11 (9) No-waline 4:20 (2) fluntloy-Brinkley (6) Walter Cronklt* 7 % I / r . i 7) - IUI) 11 - r II ! * . - . f \ \ (9) (4) Uncle Walt ; FINAL -'s.. 82 - 1, ff i;kf i~ ".-, 4 ~'. -1`I ~,, TH11 MOST smoking 25C O"tfonel! TWA YURI J~i , ,,, !~. ~, " * . f ill i . 14 . .- .. % ~ 0 )/ll Here s Where I SaveMoney! 4yi or p1*c. St . 11:20 (1) Editorial Cimment 11:30 (2) Tonight Beat iS) Movie + 5:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac (5) Now. - Weather + - + - . Osteen . I I __ I I%4 HIA. I I I TM '' T:0u (2) Tday " (5) l4ti tierson . I I Personals - sPRII1 MRS CLARENCE SNYDER Kirby Osteen is couwalesclng at his home after a painful t & S1JP..4MER + By . t, . DRE injury. V.k %. Ili# i t: i -: ae re urned to Lemon Bluff 1- . oll 2 "A ,-,? --i I ,a PRICE In"adfAts . I _= -PIMMM I '"" .~ - : j L t.. , . i, , _. or();I . . l BRADLEY MUE11,E]a OelebMted his eighth birth. day, July 17. He Its the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Mueller of 788 Overlook Drive, Bear Lake. (Photo bY Maryann Miles) I : " AND f . V 7 ,- Iz i LEILA CARTWRIGHT i: -.1%, ,.. ~ I R TO . ., -~ It 1P INEZ MI "Come Knif Wlfh Us" Ire 11,1111411111y I — kill They . FM 110MUM So W1111IM1119 TAUS EIIITI$ IN$TICT$OS 7JJ T5 p • Nfl N ___ - $ RICE I 10 Arrow poIson " P QTV1 0 __= i 16 Renter I dft _- '1 £h4i"H'1 4 11 1i I ' I j Today Ma:to Carpet :00 (5) Capt. Kngaroo '' / Exercise 9:30 (3j 11*ovIo Are runny ° 0 YOUILL PAY LZW at the check - out eoucter too, if you rwtuu1.y plan dULI1 Ping tnP with the aid of the food pagito wid grucery ads in yuur wspr. By uiakin a list spiscils and timely bargains, i1fl '""I 10:00 (3) Eye Uuesm , liJarneis 69 90TV sm 111111"Is 17M"dow 1ACuble .meter 24 extremities Uwer 19 25 Asian inland , \ \\ Cade 31 a" ~ (5) L by. Lucy s'ion 11:00 47 Fruit Mil 31 0&*Hc 331rourstaln drinks 48 Approach bo Mystery writer, 35 I.And aid 40 Ifebrow "eagle — Gardner "Sily save dallm a& we*, as weu as time 82 Apliends Negative baby 39D ~ a-. fJJ Welcomed . 0 FrI ' I (4) Search ir or Tumotf ow " II " F, I I - - IF __ _A 04 56 A " PI""d . 6wo , I I Li I mf ZT!J I I IUI CE'-. YX fi '. J - 67 1111I Congalil 9.coIa 1:90 (4) News. W4&tbor 44) 010 Talk Isn' t it Just about the b"t-poyme &mad in. T44tintat in Y%w bmsehmW budzet? Vany Tina Over I - 1:80 (3) Lot-6 Make A Pool 1:61i (2) NUS Now 4 .) --.-- l7" + X I SMIS -' YNT THIS is 9ab one of many ways your "Wevapa "Irv" YQU b"L h1vou 1114JIV ilu_ wrtant pwham am itA U=&tCh*j 1141wo.. I -Astenti- ,I / 1 tIfl - 46 Pjac" 09 I eI SUCH SAVINGS an weleme dividends tMM ywr 149wu 1AT"tatent in this newil'. popw - tb* ==A sum you pay thd carrier I __~A_~___\ 98 J*Qpardy 13:310 (3) t-et's Play Postoffice ind a r ~~ t!up#r 3kiarket sweep P&J'AdIss Uay The L)&%Ing Gaul* (9) Nowellue U 84 11~rd 0, ______________________________________________________ ) (9) 11:10 03 ) (1) (1) (Coll.) - onfolojoel Terrific valuel comparel . Acr.dt+.4 Sllomemad. Feminine oa Wilb 0 • iWitch of — 9 Cliffs on UW 13 Boy's short 143=1 I /~ 41riff M" 86W ready fo wearl sliffl.fiffial am. lfhook. westere sfylir,91 Men's are 100% MW. we,* 400111,111110 690' are POY65%r-coffoal Swing. V . arawk On" Control roaches and ants the to UW. No neal to move dig= W (DOd. 1i&JflICU to pct$, Home — Z7 81 'A N a ,. Today •:oO (2) nest of Groucho i°i a Roach by *Rod 12 Mine . , ki The boggy look Is ouf of jeens forever and fhat luilf-P005694 took is - ". ! suits . — - ::~ I . I f safe way-brusb on Johnston's 9; ' -Roach. TWs colorleu czw- AT .r. p 2 : ff~`q 1108, , -2ut!. ,! __ !. I BUNNY ;_!~ I ACKM for aI.eping I 9650 - - Bathing ,a 4 ' i------_D 7 I L14E A GOOD _~ . i IiI .. Answer to Prsvtous Punt• . , us.ed Iroulng! NEVER .. -1 1.30 ____________________________________________ =JEWIEVO MMM"t - . .% .'. Eny Way b Kill ,,~ sip L, fl __":. -.I.- ., I 011CAL- l'm Report chance!" abstract art—It gives everybody a Home Items - .1 C -Iwq Ilk, ' . summers at Ebda, Ohio. * I - .1. -1 to inake their permanent home. e *u spending their ~-Jll -]'A + . ; ~ Mr and Mrs. James Coon 1..'11 *;j I E -I - - Ill (P Show CBS News ,rif CI IW _________ _________ I 11 S1IUIIII U1$ A$S (11 Confidential for r Ir . I r ttit 1:30 (2) I'lliii tivotord (0) Ho us• Party A 1,11118 Vor us *ss ::: 3:01 (1) tuother World . I rr; a itr -. . -- .- —•• •••••' ••••'•' 'I - ''T -+ ( .-..- - __J . .,. + ... --—,.--.'. --.-'+—___.ff.I;:: . -.- *+ . --.,.-;., •+ a.n.rtuo.puas - J - I + u1 + .- ++ - - . - - .r. 3:35 - -- - I 425.5938 322.2611 "'L. ( ~ I FILMED IN COLOR AND WIDRSC*EIN Iu:30 (6) Ch.ersn.t i It--Ports . - - man. fhrij sun. S130 . W () I•tie' Fuilitive ______ _______ (• ,. : MAT%NUS j, V - - - -.---- r. . i 11:00 (3) NP". . :1 .1 ...j ,,-,, (9) 71. 3unset strip 4:16 (2) NBC 4*ws (f)) Mehlates Navy 1:00 (2) Tstay Sight Movie I HE HAS LOTS OF CHARACTE R. It . rrCI4NIC0t0X* s:30 (2) Eir KlIdaro 11 WNI "VRV. HE CM 'ME IT. OUIZ KN169T HAS BE U NDER TOO MLJC44 PREURE LA1EL"1. I . .. ftmde (9) Combat \ i N of 6 f&) Sperist Sporm . ... 11 . .. . 1:00 (21 PIe's.. Don't Eat ThS Daisies Ii I I (4""?. i--v Tm TIib . Audrey HepW ' 4 . t1hru thurs. S2.00 *11111111411112 11.40 (2) Stitch ilarrio 7:00 I:) M-Stotild - Ca ~ TLENDAT P. MR. 0 o Ar 1: 113 - 7:1 5 Sacred musical compositions :iG (2) a' PLUS 4 by Kch Ownn 1,14I W -9 ''- AUW 4 % TIZZY 19 r ~ _________________________________ f - W.. 9 Ii P m Samarltnn" (ftc' ratnrin% I Andrew Webb (Bradfard Dill- and Center." (fterun) Death i % man) and tell of his religious rather than prnmotion i.i 0% from the Oratory. or misqinn i vision And subsequent conver- Rourke's cry, when Major Dun- hall. fn Rnme. Where such m- 1 q , 9-3. )a lad 0 sion. flis (laughter Amy (Diane can gives him a field commis- rred musical performances were I~ I --- i Baker) and Kildare are bitter- sion. It's quite clear that an of- I held from 1571 to l!q4. y jy ,"He'll be at home In this world we have todayl Alrea ,)pposed to his plan-for dif. ficec could not maintain 0'-! he9s protesting1le NOW! • Rourke s particular arrange fe're.t reasons. 1-41 k, DAILY — CC NEVER 7_;~_)N Ihe' 1,rioci hospital to appear on TV with "Lieutenant O'Rourke. Front 1% /- I I Produced by omllrfiv TV Time Previews flyiniz nhipet.q. CAI; haq aqiom- ' i Ttsv'c(Iay bled i of exi)"rt.a incliidin run) Torn Sirricox gue.qt stars Night at the .~Ioviei. "The Girl.i astrrorinmeri. Air F(ire ry ... ; as lrtrcinl, a young (1 who is nt Pleautre fIanvi ' ((olori rket and missile expiert4 a picked lip as the lone survivor (Berlin) Nfot a had hItlP Com- Ftrlstiih aviAtinn historian an#I a i of hic u'jiiacl lIe had depended ely romanee Ier (,e'nn who Rritih pychi itrit You might on an unknown rairlin contact to has had better rnlr; in hiq time, I (in .v(.11 to rosmommher. hoiwwor. ~ snvl, his buddlr-.q, not knnwln:t plays Roger flaly.qrd, who livf%' ,! that : f tho (;FO'.q are from oilt- I 1hat the contact hid been on a Pacifir Island with hi, prove t . three dauzhteru and a house and if thej are dorne't1('ally 1 Saun'leru 8:30-9 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kildare. keep*er Thelma (F.Ixa Lanchei- manufaictured, the Air Force 1 I '71w, Last in Belleve In Mir- ter). The trouble starts when , will h.ardly -iay in On the faco I * 1 acles." (Color) (fterun) We're tho Marines land. per.4onified ~ q it, . w m i r- th .r getting right (lflWfl to It tonight, by Don Taylor , (gene Barry and comurtin thnu4ht i n part four of thi; six part so l,49 otheru Wiuttul in spot4 quel. Justin Price (Jack flaw. and generally wsill played. kins) is determined to leave the 9-9:30 p.m. ABC. F. Troop ' I', POP PRISCILLA'S - .. , --- . . .. ~1,1,Z'. BEAUTY SALON . 7~11vg~30 p.m. ABC. 0jmbatl nnd-drurn hand. / I-u--i- z : i't r1IF4DAY, AVG. 2, 111410 7.`4-R:30 p.m. CII.q. Daktarl. drAmp Wnlf,r) TV por;rinah1v i qo%,tq ahnut In%ing hill enmmi,it(Itpruo) Itather a nice little epl- A4ory Griffin hriqt4 thi; Knilli.0 ~ 4inn, rneirlontAlly, the Indian , sofle toolght. with no garlRolern. ver.4ion of the Fri Sullivan maid, Aquirrol Girl, Is playod DON MURRAY IlIIe%i q or animal riappers The cho,, thu trip .star vIIl b. I i?a by Maril yn 1,-_- — proldern Is pure old jealouxy: Minneill and tho, Animal;. a Mrs. Fowe,r4 Tucker. 9 Arthur 11aii[i finds An Injured baby BrItilth vneal qvilip. 14-11 p M. CBS 9posetal. CRS , NOW! hyr,na and .fully feels deserted Treicher, filmland'.it porennial Roe"rt.,v. TjF0 Friend, Foo And dpvapitated when Paula F,n,,Iimh butler will also he on FAnta.4y.(Cnlnr~ (Rorun) W,il- i AT I .00 - 5.09 - I. I 0 r-pen(:s most (if her time carinR hand. In the Sullivan traditirin. ter Crnnkltsi is anchorman for , For the h yena. Amusing and the al'rnw features an elephant an inve'utigtunn of current •nd i 1 -_ - - . 1 i - . - It. .t1 I -_:• WHY XAOTHERS GrzT CiRAY i . ibs' - ,1,~1;."V,I - in a border design on a dress,! lounging outfit and other ac- the' Th. flies nre full!" Y ~_, ~ - I- - - un,'l ~- By Dick Turner CARNIVAL ,. ' ALWAYS FIRST (>i4p UAIMM . £rtrJ itnmv'v'h 4 r.uluivm 11'fl1flflt "ft i hu blvi" '()h, thv',r rnmnmv tu tr'eng ndi'fvfinhle' i rrtn x w& qjtb 11 ,. i.1 1, Hi* . thc'n rv'u'ime'rI - , ~ 110 "t'.A,t - . I— __ , \ a 1 fifth - . . ~ I )k I ) . . 1 ` I _:.J (9.,~L ~Sxll' I,W.'. c; SANPOLD PI.A?A I j % (~ - a II ` —ç f I nn ~\\%_~ I _-. _'~~) 1. 4I 0 - ~ I !1 ~ 11 '14~ !~~Oks MORE -I . 0. WIG • \ vnn iu yl v fltfl ?.'pftAt"*i "We rw'i little' lr1 t,rivn I "la -4 ,j - AMM WHIL rmYCXYFZr= I . ~ 1i ~ J' ..--- 1 *LK 'N SILVEft i. I I '- -, , / , r .I A-i 11 , I)AF-R' if- ! I 0 CLAIROL Jack & ', I " ":$; 1-~11' , 1-01;61 T.~ ~ I "1 :I. '%L1 Lr, X-1 ( I%Iz I NJ ,-~ ,% i - -- Atlending the party were Ben, Kay and Spencer Baggett, Me. linda BagvelL Art Woodruff and tiny Dawn Elizabeth Byrd sis1' of the guest of honor . - OilI NION C, IrRy- I OH S~~J,,AIZr e- 1-0 1~~e-.)Ar-N t AMD 50%irn 1ftS.O.WflK SPtCIAL bratwn 1, \ / / InIcJ,Ilp rtqivl vIIfflflfl with bl,ie vi \ \ hild 1 I'Ally 4,41orA ,-,f hic "t'-4 ,11-\r4v; f h'n','tn R' 't)ih the r"itn hr'ti4 lrvithc p'søa'htlUy thq irni 'hnt Wv' irv' fv'rs"i 'y' 1n'm hk" And thnt'i niat 'inr' ' 7 th mc' r'prv'c'n"n mr thn t l,thin ir riih' 16 fool i4t"vv" m the 41 ip in'i'r.' VsIfl? ran'm- the'r of Je'irfl ' - .i~~, ,_; W-S -.*,,w .,j " .__,~.,.." (% y E. assilded" her Tnother at the birthday ce)e. 0. \ / A ^*-. ( i , -,%%, -k. ..-,,', I - 1" SSONL SIPY1194 . \ " " :-" - V '01" n: . C1,4 e. .., ! I ~ _~ it, 11,I ~ L :~~~`-, I t..,. 1 1) ft 1 Vnii r' rin t' rø hn ta rnlv lnrJ< it hini 'f 1Ø# f 'rn' fri'n, tie hr'.p ?l ht nft'rn"ft whi I hn%pv }v hn,r htr kind hrrth 'Ii'in t u' thr U ulivipping f.r t% upitø, "*• 'Ftc' m'r nnrl .t-intvri In' tvi yrm • hruiut.'ru (TVf y hnw !in vh,iqn hftrn wv,iiJ'l i1'i'., 'Jul ,fbc' Uti' thv'n (i"nr 1nit ;u"itiivin t tct hirri t'''Iir. tnk' varc' M Piiiiiin eiu'nn" 'f (of "- 7: thin i . fill# hip (In+1V ftnd I Mn-, fIlAnt, T'he fwr,f the 4nitill hnv r, fl(r l1,r(bcJ nt' 1 I *,' -rnrnv naIq1c'rt'i' An'i it ' ia with ibis' ' riiJ, mi'r I v" ttd4'I vriI I I'lt 1vimv hint I finIIv e'1 1Ufv nc' 'h,c'rc'd "f),dclv d Ints'it'ii h,y'bi,itl rnatnnrnnt Int'l" I asW, -v,' iria mnn Pvin the did c"r-1y 'hn I fs'11 r--(ir k fftr their mr'thr nnd I u'v' tt'fl 71,111 1,tflfllv'7l n p1st fJnn tnthv'r thc',r fc' thrv' '. i, vsmc'bn1Iy untIl, the øpsna tsr Iii c,,Ir. c,iv' hnrnv' nff ,'u ho Tho rp '.'A A *)l'n(" (lilting 'W i,,. h' Jnui • — k . , -1 I Serve the sauce in a tureen and cream puffs, appetizers, tousted orative paisley motils and used 1 the . A'1 . - I or in heat. 7be twin-grip pan tea. needed. Just add wata, plug I to room tcmpmture tledore t u r e s seamless construction It. in and go to work. which means no seams to aolyou iicat It. Ten or 2 lect batter and baking p=bs. A striking effect is created by ~ b&o-e serving, blend in one be Psn also can used sthen m black arid t.tc .ron ' Ltuspcion each of oregano and JJ!1Lr ~ ,' vi fv$fl I , liv-01 _o. tim - !, ii Ilj I 41,~ I "I I~ I :, I-, I !, ,:,., I I ; ing ,aUd correct the seasoning; For pizza lovers, there's a new appliance fitf. easily into ' herbs vary and so dD personal notions of flavor. If you make new pan made of a ranterial the band for use. No ironing , the sauce w4Y, coal and re- that absorbs in.stead of refiect- board or other paraphernalia is i e. - p. ' .. " I ` I., "' - - . *P beat guide. The recipe demands some chopping, but L - hrr J ,,t,. ~ ~~_, , '.-'It~,-.;~~'- Sh'ortmcuts and white Brenda returned with 'your own taste buds are your '•• ~ JhQ — 1-' 1r ' 1* -. r; 11 . 'T$ * GET YOUR - - W '- Y "—' TOUCHTON'S (If games and the opening of A new concept in wardrobe cessaries. Easy as cutting out The blending of flavors recare. a steam press valet. The paper dolls, the motif is traced quireb ii long cooking time, but rect angu ar unit is designed to onto iron-on mending fabric' 1 YOU leave the put too long on the itovc it will taste dead. The steam-crease trousers, pleat and then cut out and ironed eL, ureai.flg It UJ) secret is to let th e sauce aim skirts, press ties. It also is on-to the garment. The creativemeruntilitissmuothandrich, good for Instant "touch-up" inclined candeMgnthefrown pressing and steaming. The motifs. the flavors just their great grandson Billie "round h 1 — nnfnrh r risU (fur ' Llrz ~ 1. i let everyone ladle plates of spaghetti. Gaibraithi fly ilAf?jI4 --v-_ \ " 1 ____ 11 F \' T, ruarantee at -rour druawfet. A July 26. with an afternoon party ,mr home. at ' The guests ekjoyed a variety basil and one half cup of wine, baking cookies, biscuits, rolls, on mending fabric cut Into dec- Sweeney and children, Jane and fresWy ground pepper Jackie, of Chicago 111 Wh il e F b • crisp in Chi cago they attended th e wide "1J graduation of their grandson, Inove bacon and all but two .Jaek Sweeney, and helped cele- tablespoons of fat. Save both brate the second birthday of bacon and extra fat. Add Party servnd for refreshments with th e irthda3 cake, which Mrs S T Bradley, Mrs . - Punch and we cream were three hours, sthTing occasion. 'c cloves' fte]v chopped Manw, attmded the North Car- 3 2-pound, 3-ounce cans Italian olins Association for the Deaf plum tomatoes i, I 'I . W Convention held in Gremboro. 3 6-ounce cant, Lomato pum. ', ! . 401 t -, - X. C., rectaltly. I'/. - cups dry red wine ~ "Ift + . dley, who had ben ~ .. , it. — ;visffing with them in - ~; S. C., fur %bit past several weeks T remain for ' wa Mrs. Ge. short visit here a I :_ ... - ld *_ I? I .I Azalea Tucker and daugh. ~ Bouseguests at the home of :* 1, tit I anX Presaur* I ness out ov*mjjTht and w"1% 14 few dRys hard skin "ek off. Your f"i will foe) lfko %". G@t a battle today On a Incifty-b"+ r. and Mrs. Philip I ed her third birthday Tuesday, and Mrs. Luther Lewis of Plu- for Spughettl Saube that is -out Stir Jn onion, green pepper and ! ding an:nivemary and Ids bMb- i mosa Drive, Orients Gardens. of this world. The secret of garlic and cook for 10 minutes. 4 day river the weekend. Mr. and K I M B E R L Y MAY The grandchildren the succulent sauce Is to follow Mrs. I.AuTence Dansl w of I& Add more bacon fat Mr. : Walter and Susan Dianne, en- the directions and don't deviate. Mash wit,, a arai and Mr. and Mrs. Robert : joyed baving their graudpar- Noma says the del.ightful cookCole and childrem, Bobb-%-. Taffy and Mrs. Philip Byrd of spoon. Stir the tomatoer. and tc~!--ents visit them. ing aroma will rouse the entire and Marc, were here over the weekEnd with them and the ; neighborhood. so be prepared wine, four teainpnom each of Mrs. M arjorip Boggs of the for company! other three boys and the othez ~ s ce)ebmtion on ' her oregano and basil and aU re. I a called by te1hone, daughter third birthday, 3u1 26 malnmg in gred ients into the St Augustine was cent house ½ lb bacon chopped for the ' sauce Bnng to a boil, reduce iest 01 Mr. and Mrs. Walter "-. lb nd beef .11~ . ) - -. . I formerly. of were recent guests at the home NORMA P1ATT. Berald "Girl, uth a spoon, and cOok until of their son and famil, Mr Frithic," came up with a recipe brown stirring occasionalls I ~ Ala ' - i._ .-i Kimber1 'Max Byrd daugh Byrd of Loch Arbor, celebrat L ger "r:a' Succulent SpaghettL" Sauce and wish her a speedy recovery. : Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. I Sparked With Wine,. Bacon I _~ ~' - I'll," A, gomers mined from the hospital. Bar Ynany triends may like to keep . In touch with a get-well card, - i I on, -Lrti ~ day TN1,C Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scharn, I Mrs. Bertha A. Simpson ha of theft granddaughter, (3oyce) 1 Mrs. Irma Albritton of Tam. ~ Mr. sind Mrs. BiD Hardie. In 6M Seward Avenue, Oakland pa it; visiting bar sister, Mrs been confined at the .Flwida Evansville, hid, the Sweenes's Estates are Mr. and Mrs E. W. San Bospital for three Jones, this week. * A. I 1.. i i i'N. T.. vacationing with them , .- , ..' I this week. Hardie They also were gue my JULIA AI?OS .. L .. I . r and 111 m. James It Altamonte Personals f. I ~ '..ff " - xl~ CORNS AND CALLOUSES problem ofte, Makes Hf. miserable. Trftt Is (I Pegrzy Davis, and bar triemid, : 0: ::.I ( I Ki'nberly Byrd Celebrates - .- ~_ ... to \ , (11ANCES I Thia mer Personals I ~ I __ *rPc A t? ' I eorn THE SANFORD CINIC CHN'TER was the site remntLy for a 1wriquet sponsored by CatbedmI Court, IN10. 38, Order of t'he Amairanth, honoring R. L. Dorothv Davenport, Grjmd Ro.N-al Matron of the State of F10ridR. Rayal Matron, and Ed Blackman, Royal Patron, preMrs. Bertha, 'Snyder, , sided over the meeting folloming the banquet at the Masonic Temple vdth digmitarie-s from all over the state attending. Photo shovm, from ar cc E C s Grand Assocfiqte Patron, 34iami Springs; H. 1, Dorothy DavenporL Bradenton; S. K. John Carroll, Grand Royal Patron, Orlando; and H. L. Mable Emerson, Miami Springs, representa- Enterprise MISS D1AN'E AULK bride-elect, enter, was guest of bnnnr reeentLy at a tea smd shower at the (h,iedo Womam's Club. Sbovi vith the bonoree are the bostesses, Mm. John Lundy, left, and bar daugliter, Miss Jame Lundv, right. r .. 7: In frI '-rc . I -- . - r ., . ~ -*Aft 0, i; ,. . - Vj . I — 81 DE - beautiful and useful gifts from - IrN i p euwd by " ' , ~ PT Au l t IL N —S . . hOuSE ~ I-A 4 simple Bvr of shape beneath ______—______________________ S ORE 0RE FEE iel colored I I , ~ ,. umbrella fashioned from four white plastic dollies. The handle was a pink candle. Pink flowers trimmed the umbrella. At the 1 1~ . ling s rmbroMered black 1te Ingenue rnfThd h.m and necklines or cheer sophitica lion "cage" dresses. The mliifl. guing "cage" Rch1(S -. . (4 .! I :'L . hrannThere ill UothgOffl was overlaid with a pale pinknrgand3 cloth over a white . .t August 2, - .,• . ' It -4:. — 01111 fl()A1tI)1N L'eft Tr at the Ovkdo Wnman' Chib Approximately RO guests $os i'il the shower and the de ilcinus punch, rake and nerved b3 the hostesses Th e room was beautifully dc kc . '. Thre Mrs John lAmd3 and her d8UQhtcr, Jame, entertained with a tea and eeianeou shower recently boring Miss Diane Aulin, August bride.eleet - : : II?& • ørtaat Fete Honors M iss D iane '. -. - Thr , •J ffltSI - 4m-J-M JJNU.'$t 1 "1 t ..- - - -- + �- 5 UWIJ - lu$I 4_,LL&*W1I.,.J14 I' loroscope By Abigail Van Buren * One of the first signs of maturity Is the ability to accept a decision without put. ting up an argument.. Accept would call ours a very hapyour mother's decisions for py marriage. We are cornDEAR ABBY: Whoever a while and see what happatiblo In every way. Recentpens. said the tern-age years were ly, the matter of having sf• the happiest didn't- know faire outside nunTlage came DEAR ABET: Beciuse Of what they were talking abouL up. My husband feels that as the I sam not fli.' nW experience, I'm with I sam IR sand we love end respect each me oxyou on not wasting sympaLet other, and each rates first least. bit, happy. thy on '"W 0 01) L 'E Y' S plain: 'with the other, an occasional WIFE," who couldn't bear 1 can't date. affair Is harmless. her husband's baldness. can't wear heels, aboveI AItho I admire his Eleven years ago I, too, can't wear lipstick (even I board approach, I find It herd married a man who was pve. to accept. Should I go along pale pink). maturely bald, he has I can't wear nail poiih thinking, husband's with my been the 'most wonderful hue.ii'(any kind). hoping It will not hurt our hand possible. Be's ldtid, eon1 can't shave my legs, lationehip oven tho I don't acni aldorato, Intelligent, and a I can't wear shorts cept It? good provider. Be also has slacks. BOW TO ACT I can't wear low-hack dress- a marvelous sense of humor DEAR BOW: Married ecuand is no silonch in the ropies who behave as lesser am- es. mance department either. I can't listen to the radio or male should tear up theIr Is It any wonder that when marriage certificates. At least watch TV when I want to. we're together people don't at I can't stay overnight they're not making a mockeven notice his lack of locki? ery of marriage, anybody's house. They're blinded by the stars Bad enough? Well, I have. Tell your husband that you Intend to keep your marri- I told my mother that she In my eyes.____ BA.PPY WIFE IN L. A. age vows to forsake all oth- will regret It some day. And she will, too. I'v been thinkera, and if you catch HIM Problems? Write to Abby, ing of running away. I would, bicaking his, he 'will have a Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. place to but I don't have any battle on his hands. 90069. For a personal reply, what to • go. Please tell me IneJose a stamped self-adDEAR ABET: A few years do. I don't deserve this. dressed envelope. SICK OF BEING BOSSED ago a young girl wrote to ' S DEAR SICK: Your mother you and said she was the Hate to write letters? toe-of beIs probably sick, unhappiest girl in the world. Send $1 to Abby, Box 69700, I was 12 then and I had her Ing battled. The things you Los Angeles, Cal. 90060, for are priviNew I realize would like to do same problem. leges teenagers earn by showAhby's booklet, "Bow to that my mother wasn't so Write Letters for All Occalug they are mature enough goofy after nil. Please print alone." to handle them. with this girl's letter DEAR ABBY: My husband your advice. I and I have been married for helpful. a uumtir of years, and I 1 I . found • . ii' I . : : :: * 2 - 4 * : : - 4 * • - • - t. Ii .. I. * • I-- ' * North bad quite a rebidding - problem. Be could Jump . , * concentration for the days as well as determine how can best- gem the secret 'iport. of those in high plaee o can help you get the ) I • ., . W - ' ' * * I I. I game. .* West came up with the in. spire d opening lead of the eight of clubs. If South looking at all the cards, he would have finessed but South felt sure that the eight of clubs was a singleton. Be cluttered up with dummy's ace. East ruffed, cashed his ace of trumps i_ * -4 • -: I • * . :r } who know their business, RIESQIar.21thApr.I0) you are destrnuu of expandIn your field of endeavor would be well to get the' khsg of own kin. Don't get rly emotional about some istrated desire. Look sat evthing objectively. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May You find that good male ri flew acquaintances are eagto help you get ahead more Ickly now, so contact them. t out socially and you gain i.e. tal" "i's'. yery que. hly amusing and charming S t' •' : LU nliiji 1 * : - - * lH-- S. : * - • a * j -- ....... .t -4 1 • s - t - - 1-1k S -1 • - :- t & .9 .. IW -'.4 --. . 4 2 -, f9 I Void •.T104 4 Q 95 4 2 Both vulnerable West NorUi iast South 1 Pass i , 4 Pass 2* 4 Pass 4 4 J'a.ss. PaSS Opening 1_-4B potential diamond losers. he slapped his ace of hearts on By Polly ()DJJLLQIL& Cramer a _________ _________________________________________________ ________________________________ _____ ...l L....._L _____ - - * ( J• I , 4. i I 4 •s - I * -: ' Uur •. •- LI) I I I • I / if Ia ___ I _______ ''7 " - 1nu fIr cy) / 11 / I C • V .%h-.C. ' 1, - SAi,T: . • • - s'rs. - • T("iAl ,S: ____ tTh*njIsy I LJJ Siiiii-røi 31 (iiin* '4 - _.. I1 IS rrlOUE L1U&TA'.4 1IY P4LM l • ME'J6 'J'Efl'J MEIP.J1MO4E'' - •-_ -- - 0k L • 1 - - 10. ç * • ISM1OW1< MO'JV TC5UOPPI¼. , ___ '' F'siJ MOTs4 TJ * Poultry enc.'i-. - , 222 _ $ 42 I 1s'e'1ok - ii fl-c4 ,'S o. UIU C --________ tiiI tSr tr*,lo tnt' pnw"r mnw.e. a"nsl a -- ommIp,ion Will ------------------ 98 . tçf)ep A . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'd • concol - ft. 'd flV Wfl i.)! IA 1 P01(11' ru-s •tri - BE4S STOLE YO(* HAT? yo&j Sf A is ii- REAL.--1 Lrw.ii fli A GM5! JL1'SE I W4AYIO bU I I l<(I4DOFGAi3? THNK,BfriZOO? A.J W WE GSBBED UOF M',' i4EW3S! 1 AWD AN I BIc5S1BEs.RI Vtg. SAW1 t .- I V I - Now s n. ta, Pnl'lk' hesring will - -- In '..'n '"it- fli(Ot '' (' \'ll 55 hol ' . . . r H ------- *2-4$i1 Sternper Agency 5I!sI'il14 fIiIln A 1'F'tt 5141-' It 11 4'' -- _____________________ • . . liol.i otice e al tba Sominol. Counts- Court Coiinfr ('ommts,,Ionoia ilc'nm. Snfori. FlorI.in, in the ('out-S of the nosdsy ,Aiigut 10 let '"" Semn 1--Curd of Thanks rine"rost Shopping Cintor 2701Orinnlo Dr. I'll. S--Child ('Us 22-7P1* *-tiogø-C*t*-PStP so-poultry - 14Iv..took -_____________________________ 5:3. Wnnlcd To Buy - ______ - - 4 Ok•4S'-A.L.L NO 0NE--rwc- 31-MtislraI ln.trum$flta 32 -hjticiti"* Equipment -' IIII - R*ItOr - • - -.-s• cAw i T 1Iw&'r DO FOR c' SUMPIN \ u ior*vr A LITTLE -----------" -i 'lv1ng heir of Pearl E. Malloy, - \ WELL, LEMME im ..,so WEAPON 'THESE I HOW 'BOUT 1HJS OTHER t3LY'tS OWE? - DOFTHWE! - . . ....H T'L1. SHOW DU HV IT ___ VI(S - ' - * ____. - - ' _______ * - _______ * (/ . •-1 - Legal - .' - • - - OTN1R CtikWiJD LIP VRS*OWS AW Ol)T TH 5AM TMIW 1W PIanwT WORP* OR ____ WIk resIdence and nddrease.s are unknown; and all unknown pereons having or claIming to have _ ________ __________ any right, title, claim, or Inerest in the property herein WNI S - d,'sctlbicd. located in Seminole Ct.untv ki(,rina. to-wit; ______ - ___ _____ _______ - thove. You are hereby required iie 'our Answer or other pleadinig with the Clerk of the atve tve a copy tItersCourt, and to SAYS. HE IS LIKE rpt HE I.$KF I CM YOU I DROUGHT HIM I MW I NOT ttEl.P HERE. IREGRET I ICD(ING. UT 'THE MAD U5, MOOGAR ThAT NOW- IUT I THERE 15 DOG. .4 ALb1Y. r OF LOI'GO' HE TOOK MYGtJ15- 1 MOOGAR...W.lAT ARE YOU ____ I , P ____ - lw AWt?G ABOUT' IJj I . 'THEM. _____ Iii • * ii) : IJII '- _____ orecaist for your sign fur Au. past is now ready. For your = r send your birthdsate sand FI i.0O to Carroll Righter Pure. - r.':' ut (The Sanford Herald), Box 921. Hollywood 28, California. ',h I -Zj liii I .74. Vb I . ---. and file any answer or t,tlisr pleading with the Clerk of the above .tyled court at the Seminole County Courthouse at Man- _¶1 - A A "s''_. i1fl 4!P & SONS Attorneys for Plaintiff Post Office Box 1748, , ___ ___ /t I ___ * _ '-__ ______________________ .,S.,., -'" ........ -- i.1'it -snfor4 AP*, - i' - I •T?? _, • evroleLs - - . ______________________________ Fords 193 z Bt'11'!. Il()U.'E, compl.-tely t'irnkh"I_ 2-1123 '44 (A5,AX1 10') 4 loot - fully e(1'1ip4't lnsl'itla t 'i i COu' Sitiflt 100 Resort Rentai I 1.537 s.a al A3ioIhitAi* 'vy - ' LAXT00Xt ' sl.uL,;, iu &Jt7WU t,Ihicca. be 102. flOp kJVU. 3.4A5, Mobile Homes . Sale _________________________________ h-.-... '' Seminole Realty los-'rrailer Lots-SaIe -- l.t7 . tlonln, nice. '' .rfe' . . DIAL US. fuly - Dt' tt- - A rv:°n ,'inIrs the vi.e flIt- - :795 ' Ft.co'' i Dr -t-:u. S'i. 52 -sm I' -w 8 trnma.su:a'i Heator, RatIo, ) :'' •- $1095 COMP RE OTHERS f'sU',' Con'iir '41 BtJICi - ... #.1t2pSt dittoning. incliP Ig iL? On. owner, ita. oi- au-v $2095 EIIIN'OR 'V'OLKSV..GEN' I Sanford 332-i 433 Orlando 444.iJtI Open daily Ui I 95.houses For sale interview, fellow WilY PAY ItENT'.' Winter Homes SubdivIsion. -TO Till: LE'E1d headed Are you ViiEN YOU can own this mciiiPublic hearing will he held in svith p,'rsrstiality e.rn 2 Bedroom home for only the .$en,iriole County Court , hnt sliu'icb"s t'hiaimi'i ., $10,90, $3) (town & 877 per I house, County Commissioners your real iif,ilItlst & ,'sirnttig mouth. 1,ocated on 3 hots. like Room, Sanforil, Florida, on SWesiwonid power? if so, Wi' HiaY, August 10, 1966 at 7:30 o talk to )'lstl. Y'I II Cl fl •.( 511 M. or as soon thereafter as Itt on your abilities us a risuto possible. salesman. You li.evo security Sorninole County f'lnnnin g plus thin oppis rt 11(11 t y to earn & REALTY & 'Zoning Commission In direct isr,Port-'i's to your iii INVESTMENT 323.9*11 N. Park Av& fly: Robert 8. Brown efforts. 5%'.' will hiavo an ________________________________________ Se'tninolu County Zoning Diropooltig for you •ti sir atlisiut VA HOMES -c•tFHA 4h15t35t W ('t,l,t" lv or idtotit' i'u),ilrh July 26 & Aug. 2, 1966. tin for a eoti(d,tit iii I ut ,'rviuw. 1)1)11-93 l'hsiiIl't, Cicaumers, I.iuti'IrY, & Fir Storage, 319 W. 13th it. S100 $E5lINE)14E coUNTY 322-231f. Locst.d Throughout County 105*50 COMMIS%ION 38 fit-i. 1i41 3 Baths Nellie of I'uhllc IIraug Wanted Some Kitchens Equipped Nitire is hereby given, that 72. Female help ____________ Payments Less Than ltent -_ after consideratIon, the Hetninole 1EIJAIILI': MAlI' 1.1- house. To inspect Call y Zoning (1omnmissiotu will Work & baby silt 'si;, S lay. hold a public hearing to deterSoi000tiS L'rs'f.'i' * Wecic, 320. mine the feasibility of recomlivIng In East 11110 of town. A Multiple Ilsting Realtor mending to this Board of County 822-3273after4 REALTOII I'u:,,,:,iissioiiers that this foll-iw. :561 ['ark Drive 3:2-24:0 ____________________________________ Ing d'uscrihitud property prsuaezstSkutititin VZIfllC(1 I)' zotied lilA Itosidential be soit. (III C-i Coitiniorclafi That part *100 r.,;i, SVest of railroad 111W of follow. DAYSWUIIE, GOVERNMENt OWNiL iLO31K NW corner (If Iris: Begin at ii' 234 hIllS i- LIA't'ItS NE ' of Hectious 16.20$-20E, [ton 1,015' (Ii N E it .5i i, (•ili eves. Ci,I'l.%NIN(i H 250', Etuat 587 feet, North 350 SO.J'T'FPJAID - DOWN - __ Stenstrorn Iea1ty - S-I DO'\VN - • - -- . fst, Weit 7 lilt (0 P011, utiil or pelt t East of riuil. N 110 ,•'asI 111W. i"urth.r deas-rllicii J) i115f East ,,1 Hit ISA, Mouths of i,tu1l ,'5''i i,ai,ts Mary mvii. hexteiieIn, aels'ss froi Lake Mary feet iSehi'as'i. i'iibilr tiruiltig will los i.-lI in Ssuuiti noie (IsiUuui y Ci,ijut County (oxtiwlaniotuurs 805,111, Sani f''rsi, Fhsrl'Ia, on ',%'e,j itt'sda>', A ugUt 10, 11186 Itt 7:30 P. itt. or us soon thereafter as House, . pu..iile. Jim _ 4 l) l3$15j15(4 l'rop.-.-HitIv .5-i - balance Iui"u't ltly Is a muss, i >- uusr til- i.. i-al iii'; I III mill) .1 U.S it l I) & ut of sivije 1.111.111 im,i'rt ,,,,iu a usy lisiuug Si, Iu' - ,,tt of I vti 4 'wiser 'lli tuko uuI. l.e,i'aiuti just aculhi of Satifui .1 cIty ii,,iIts, 3602 gii;s I'lauituiti & IliuiwIlt _ ia _ )iiuIis* _ II -1'it 'Zsiuuiuug (ouu,uuiieaIon fly lt',tis'rt H. iliown, H I. ItI I'sIaI e Sale ________________ i,-jjsins4e ('stUisty '/.simuiiig DIr- __________________________________________________ Hu:i,Inole 4 ('ou,sty I- Ii, i'u hi I'-ii July - -- 2 A u. 2, 1 'j6 ---- CA il.i1A 'I' It I-: Si. OR Night; I.U44$ or 133-0700 __________ I lltth.AbaUmd nEbluilloM. -•• - COM ME 1C IA! 1U IL1)1 N( hunt ReaLty 2854 Park Drive Office 333-3*12 I STA'1'E LU'A' 4.Th$$ tiee'rt5aga ' muiemuta $5003. iue' 0 t 31 Titis ht.'ihc'''l. S.A1,J1S i\CFNCY' Day, $23-lilt Nihts.5Vsekuncla 323-0455 IIAS'KNNt I'AUK: I tlitrni, 1lv- uom, 2 ing, Iflniueg, Viahaiti., Lei u utility ronuus, buiit - in •ii'tttit' Kit., fviucii lit 154s'ic iitI ('AIIsi't, liru'i-s, aIr i- s'usi Ii .ut,'u suit. Ha Ia Sty 44 lislE. LOU 'i'vuiiisiv [Ii,, 322. 5111?, - (1 S j1T'. ,,... •.•*:..S*4* . . ':c N. cot'rar WLOn, 1(01 yIIUV - 149 '4.1 tiAt.AXIF. 1*)) 4 eiI2p*.i tnli*ti taft 1.icing' Want . '7.5$.". a. •,• lallirtif __.LAJ .•' •!. erv1ce ' 1oMOW-44v/ ,-- . riI(. i1I l2-1q4 ,Ifi5ssAtlVC If) ' I 'on -j1. fliS - • - - t- is.' In - S 'mn4 ' ri3t ._--_- it.t) *-t!n i • • .t.ep; ILOMEHLTF3 100 x :100' deep. City i'lt.St!.iiR l.siT Ill x tld $I)). 114 ft well, se;,:ic tank. water, Oak tree.. 1,sW down 5ltl,r 1II'UII nt'.lr L.ke Jesi'.ip payment, Term.. Call '4V. It. s. Sanford Avi. 222at .nd McCiung, 322-8331. :o3. s,,. -- .:. foej -- '°' --___________ 90. Lots For Sale - :1'u14n ot *4 lii I*4'o t tn' 4114q11f4 wntots gortl4. ---- TILE TIME TESTED FIRM Ave I101 t'ar 120 N. PARK AVENUE 12-613 n" .S'l4 _________________________________ ________________________________ FARM T It A CT (lIt operator __________________________ wanted for clearIng land In Sanfot-ti area. Must Ito relIable and furnish refersuncel, Year round work. ('all or write A. 61i 'V. Itobinson, Ii, Orlando, l'hi. (IAI-Ui'114. Ullinor SERVICE WItITI:R Mr, Vnlkswacri. Sumi,,rt. ('.iIl .'&O"J ss FIIIHL - - ". __ ST. JOHNS REALTY ford. t. I IR. TrUCkS FeW Sale e7tX .1*4-in. o,dIo hea(*r, (mm .uI,ti.s •'oA'lf- on • & Aug. Ii'S4 'i-''i0 I111 1.iL --- otice 1VI14 - •. 'yr'-r"--£..,,ki,AI i fl_I fl..t,4.ntt.I I.. 501104 C•2 Commercial: Lots i & 18, Block 39, Crystal Lake $emisaoie County, Florida. ilyt Martha 'I'. Vihii':& Deputy Clerk RICHARI) B. COO1'JCU 145 N itIiugrmsfia Orlando, Florida ()r)aii'i, 1"ls.I l'iti ó-- Aug. 2, 9 16. Publish, July l, jt, July 2, 1966 i JG IDB.2U 4JjJ-ev. ---- -- 1gw. Ii __ ___ /IY1 t\.L* 4? I) < - M 1)00115 Deputy Clerk u 111)1(51 f It n. - l4 1" 15 -(1261 84.Real Estate Sale QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 60.llusiness Opportunities _________________________________ _________________________________ Hwy. 17-92 5. Sanford ____________________________ 322-2342 Ils si' for -ale. (2*11 BEAUTY C. A. WILIDDON ii(tnr6t'to. 322-utiII TU ST I.EP. L4IVINC) BROKER hith trailer j.11EflIU)' 'M. I ' 822-5991 Park 202 5. 71. Malt! lId%) \Vniitt'd --n• of th- -m t tfi*n loirs Semirsol' '.-unty, ciUun & i-5Vagt ROBERT A. %VILLIA2dS umn-ls-r lar.t.' oak trees. h -a.i 2 1-IELP \5'AS'l'11i: Realtor w*Ls, $'ii cah will lv. you to meet s1ualiflcreti',ns. Must ttti. No ',(hor c!-stn-'o.it. have experienco in Automotive Raymond Lundqutat, A130c. Atlantic Bank Bldg. mis I. the t1y of the Week. Electric service •r Electric 332-3951 motor repairing. iAC'S I:LECT1LIC HVC. 414 13th St., San - lowing described property pre...,i.. U,.. wily I -- - GLASS & SENART 995 2 itflhtM. IIIM1. rompl*tely turn PAINT COMPAA'l"?' n.r.r;xi .#1*n, ri.tio Kitrh'-rt PIlIII1,1)P,i I'h htuilt.in '11 -r '"a and hover. Citra 111.54 __ . __ o',on, rinie sol'. fr...aørra?rl. ata'or ,-omhlnatiofl $it mo 1 515 cnnter o4in. nib '-ill 44 3.rR sIilon *nl ho-i'ar. In rnat 3 IlI)ItM 1f(,ME tinfurn AvaIl. 'r 795 n ?.i n'.-v 'i'.1I4'i YV'D!t 'CI.I I L ---AaIN$ t4AWNMO. TAZ' AS. $4.5 mo 2 lIlt.. (f"l' to i El? "''p Ph. af"r S. 133-4414 A'4" '2OO M'5 31ERV'tC I L.it''t •ITATTPSI Won 4.Door Rot'v "o'anri lu1b R.oad as 3 IIDRM.. i'4 h4th, 145. iet to' alt, filly *q'ii',i4. UCtI 1(04, Plton. cated 2415 Chase Ave., SanOne prevts'13 •u'w'u#r .ard only ford. Ph. 181-IllS, A20P11*. E!rN1) k uDr 2(1, -V. 1280. Call 195 'infirn. 2 I1HItM. I I5TIf. fd.1 '41 TSIPAT..s .'ipor sprt C-vie., locAtiOn $)J mO f_all 122.7223. f'ifly .quipe4, hickt ietts 1-23. Boats & Mot-nm I'an. ____________________________ r dt. S Ildrm. houu, kitch. " 5 en equppod. 322-3514. GArAr -Fl) 'V I 111)1(51. home corn e!ely fr,. Robson Sporting Good on l'alneUo Ave Call Compare At 2O4) More ___________________________________________________________________ ty Commtaiionera that the 'fol-'-" - a. -- -•-------• - • V(I'i rrors that effect the velue of Ihe ad. Adjustments will mad.beyondthe first Insertion. ________________________________________________________________ mine the teasibihi'y of recommending to the Hoard of Coun- ,. ________ THEY,QWN4T 1° j,_ :'' . ford, Florida. istid to as-rye upon SAM I. M ('ItItELL upon the attorney for the SONS, A tt orn&'ya for plaintiff, copy i'lalnitiff., who Is Itli 'hA It!) j(, (( day 24th this on or belore COOPEII, 145 N. Mug:iolla, Or. Jierilti fail nut or iaui'Io. Ylorllii, (111 41' sefeir.' the August, 3-'? 5-' (iufcss-u will ii.' 2id day of August, l'd6. ilere. a 1), rfs 4tItSt(l 4,iui!lilt )OU for the re- In fail not or decree pr'i (4JiIfebPM Ii.-! ql,',natidb'l In the Coutsilant. will be entered uginst you. 5S'JTNESS my hand nd seal MY ll.SND isuti this this 22nd day of July, 3966. official seal of aithi Court at (MICA L Sauifssr'l, Se,,uIti',l C'mltmI), Ils'rArthur II P.-ckwltli. Jr. Ida, thu 8th day of July, 1 'jti4, Cle:h of the Circuit Court, (SEA LI iti and fur SeiiiiIluhU county, At-thur 31. Bock wIt),, Jr. Flc.rl 1 ('lurk of the ('r Iii' ''iutt -- LRr ''' of • .. " • , I P0 WHAT HE and , ______ * ____- .,,,, 21, I3locic FubdtvIslcr., Seminole County, according to the Itlat thereof, a recorded in Page 14, of the Flat 1300k Pul-lic Rt cords of Seminole County, FIOrt4L all being 10catod In the PIi of the 'E of Section l. Township 21, Range 50 East. YOU ARE HEREBY Notified that a suit has l,een brought against you, the nature of which is to re-fliose certain clouds from and to quiet and confirm the title to the abus'e described prope'rty. The name of the Court th whiich the suit hiss been inatitu- cription in certain convsyutflCeI ad is the Circuit Court of the to said lands ha. been instituted Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and against you Imi the Circuit Court for .-m!nole County, FIod, the the Ninth JudicIal Circuit In abbreviate '1 title of the case of and for Scnil:iol' County. Fiora/k/a MERRITT. WILLIE is ida, an abbreviated title of which 'WILLIA M. it! EItItITT versus is set forth above. 'I'tue real pro. ALPHA W'II2I41AM, et al. real pet-tV proceeded against The description of the forth above described. property involved ii as set YOU ARE required to appear ____ p'- • LktVCW ____ __ - 10 1*ts (Jun. I - - , * - 43 2.1Tt . rs- ,,,,,, __ advertIsements. Adjustments will be made on a rrun ussus log ttei, doviset's, heirs, grantees, assignees, lienor., County Zoning Commia.lon will and hold a public hearing to detertrustees, creditors. other claimants of such deceased defendants, and any and all ptrOn* claiming lnt.r.t rIs)it title estate in the goiiowiflg cc.eritsed lands situatt', lying in Seminole being and County. Florida, to-wit: Beginning at SE corner of the West i of T-' s.f Sh-i' of Section 26, Township 21 South, Itange zo i-:ut, S"minob County, Florida, thence run North !2! Y f.-i't t a point in Garden Lake, West 169.1 feet, South o'&' West 823.65 feet to section lIne, 1tt 182. fs('t I , , i,i-gltituir*o. (less right of way of Dosiul 1.2:1 Iload ,-ntmt(til YOU ARE IIEItEBY NOTIFlED that a cult to quiet t it l. and reform and correct tue ties- _________________________________ • 'U ) 1 11 •'' - 2..____-_--...--- Rf'l T11 R'(, 'tili ly *pilpl iii i 444- 501 4 "4a4* 1295 -------- O.-'*n4 I- frill - '43 2.r)R. r,sfrx: .e1%fl. 97, Ilr'tie's For Itent . . - _________---- 'r r'i-rr ' ' "' * is I r. -- • vof KSVAGFN •itl- dhr,I *?**. $12,511 IO2 (aroie ManOr112-1011 -- 1fl-Marte Sapplise &A1.A ----- ODIIM houce nor fAke Mon. 'IS 3.tR t,ef,fX r',e just '.tf I-I 122-44*1. L r.m. to •.v A miMMI tnroUgn rrivay SATURDAY 9:00 AM. -12 NOON . to reject, r.vls. and properly classify alt Publisher reserves right Bedding & Furnitur. Mize emals help 133-floati & Motors 58-Money To Loan Opportunitiss c__Sain or Rent 11 'itn iift *n4 haito? i*' conllrl.sn -----fIT OW?1E1t: S 1('lrm-, 2'4 baths, J•' antr*I air A h't'. 2.ar 41?. . .1.4-is. .m, enIr,q"1 prt'h, 21 ft. p?ii'iI owner. f.amlly & i5-f livIng rnoma l21-OootSrs & Cycle. 1D-18uetnot AT FACTORY PRICES deceased, and also her unknown Attores' Stephenson & .., W a 322-6821 119Magnolia heirs at law, logatees, devisees, rawer 115, Sanford Atlantic Na- USED Fur nttur e, appliances, eee thcrw(se um1 old. Iarg t otherwIse, schose residences fl1'iO Sanford, Florida, ry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. CQCP5i- t trt' uuiktiown; Ph, 322.41a2. '-° Attorney rot- state da Williams, deceased, her Publish July 12, 19, 26, & Aug, 2, THE Classified ad column. are k n o w n heIrs at I a w, legs- 1965 like a. home town bulletin dc'vI-cs, g-rantees, as- DDB-26 tees, board for offerings of all pigna. or claImant. o t h erkinds, Call322-2611todayt wIse under her deceased or IS THE CIIICIYIT COURT 01' ss hce residences and TIlE NINTh JVI)ICIAL ('38- ____________________________ 60. Business Opportunities uddrescs are unknown; Mathew CUlT IS tNt) FOIL S1lINOlE ________________________________________ COUN'I'Y, FLOILII).t. Williams. de'tse4, and SMALL Itestaurant with separate SVI]llan- s, his wife, their nfl. 1% CIIANCEEIS' NO. 1flIT SUIT To QI1ET '1'lTIH Bar-fl-Quo pit for rent. Will known helms m law, legatesa, deconusicier other business. Cull -een, gr:m.-ci. assigns or RICIIAItT) A. ('Aim and IIEL1N 322-3S84 or see at 1308 Sanford urith-r them, or eIther M. CAP.It, his wife, cla:mn:tnts deceased Plaintiffs, or otherwiac, .tve. of them. whose re'sithnces and addresses s's. are unknown; D. 5'. Williams, ELIZABETH COLLIER, et al, Defendants. V.'tlliams. and . _______________________________ NOTICE OF SUIT his wife, If living, and If dead, their unkn own heirs at law, It- TO: ELIZABETH COLLIER and SEMINOLE COUNTY her hu*band, if margates., deviseen, grantees, acCOMMISSIoN and it living, any if sled; signs or claimants otherwise of Public Hearing %dt1 of said defendant. he dead, 'under them, or eIther of them, Notice is hereby given, that their respective unknown after consideration, the Seminole deceased or otherwise, whose - '•. PIer.on, deceased i- $ 111-Trucka Pot Sale 12O-AtoWotI?. $.rv$ss 13-5'Jn'ed To Bar SI-Furnituri For Hals 5-tI'iu5m For Sale • _____________________ '' S - v COMPAR1 ' 40 'i U £ TOP FT 1ILT" rr -_ n*ie 1,ik' %f,r 'i2 _oi _1 r vv - _ -__ - - -- • - •• limmy 123-Mobil. h1om..ai. 19$-Mobile HomeReat 32-Job i'rinting io4-Trsiloe SpseReat 34-t7hoIeter7 141-Trailer Lt.-5&1e 25-Vacuum Cleaners 1OS-Ap&rtseta Poe Real 37-Moving & Storags 101-Room. lot snt 3C-EterrninaiOri Seeds 112-Rental Agsnta Feeds 41,,*u'it. 11$-Wmtsd To assi 50-Miac. For Sale 1I1-Autoi lot- 5s 11-Articles For Rent 1lS-AvtO Sat. 12--Swap or Eachang. - SAGITIARIUS (No'4'. 22 to ____ ec. 21) Conferring with sin ithority or close tie can help u to plan the future more \ < you desire It to he. Don't. • sng on to whatever hsa he. -- ' ime mostly obsolete. Stream-- .. .-tie your surroundings. _ e . I______ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to an. 20) Stick to orthodox ethods hi all spheres of your tcwew V POtjii ii: csrr PRY $J1O MY rideavor, especially with usoTJD W14*T RY I TEMbJT5' AF*L$UT 1. I WA 'rR'/IP* t 70 tLP Mu.. *0 rOOk rtt ç' ates, and make improvements I w*rrR, IT.. CRUMPI2D DI*FT OM .a* ecessary to regular work. Add HT %P1.A)W rnifort.s and efficiency every. ' tIlER *ECEW1 there. See that parthere are < I leased. • AQUARIUS 21 to Feb. 9) Better monetary airangements can be made where Four most important jobs are oncerned, so be open to aug.. 'estione from right sources. trive for mare good will front 11. Usc your intuition more. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 0) You arc very dynamic toLay and should concentrate on more successful course of ticion. Have a positive attitude. fline day for improving sapearance and health. Put yourelf in the hands of experts, IF YOUR CHILD 15 BORN '. . he, or she, will rODAY e one of those very charming lersons with great intuitive tinlerstanding sand can bt must uccessiul in whatever has to F-In with character building and he comprehension and teachrig of thing. philosophical. The opy 30-home Appliances - P. "The Stars impel, they do nut ' - - (Ji..Lf 7H YOU. st college pou1ble and give in lifc to build the (-minoIo Cotintv 7ontng Dir- To AU Creditor. and t'er.onu -_______________________ ______ CASh FOR TISASIS I)cnt*uds iIaitng Cleim. or Puhlih •TuIv 24 & Aug ' Antiques & used furniture wantAgninat Saul ia(nSes DPR 4 esI. You ansi cocli of y.'ui am here____________________________________ by notified and required to lroBIt1t)CilS FUUNITURIfl 1% THI CIRCUIT COIlIT 328-1480 sent any.- eloimo ansi slcmnn.is Park & 25th. 1T11 JII1ICI%l. TIII which you, or either of you. fly ('lIT. SP SOLE have nInst the estate of Wal- USFD Furniture, any amount. Cflt'T'. rionins. Sanford, 822.2270. fred Pierson, also known as 55'. 15 CHASCEUS' so. 152O late of said Pierson, but nfl. WILLSE \IEfl1SITT a / county, to the County Judge of 55 11,1, ISPY your umsable LIA M. itIEflHITT furnittirn & etc. h. c. mol County, Florida. at hit Plaintiff office in the court house of saId 151T.L•?2-744or822-5551. Ssnfrd, Florida, at County *1 ALPHA WiLLIAMS ot Defendants within six calendar months from 5.). 1' urniture For Sale the time of the first publication SOT10E \Vli,SOM-MAiEIt FURN this notice. Two copies of of 'roe 1 P11 W1TL1\I 510 each claim or demand shall be Trade Sell Buy (C .kl'rr'd WUliarnu n 222 5622 in writing, and shall state the sit-is E lat St. Ot'O. y " WIlliam sissams place of recidenee ansI post of. _______________________________ sins pouae of tics address of the claimant, and FL'RNITURE: Freight damaged \ic' as bedroom and dining room he aworn to by the claimJames Lee \\'Uliame Richard shall furniture. Many piece, show ant, his agent, or attorney anti 55' 1111 it ma Gloria no damage, however price is an accompanied by a filing fee of a one dollar and puch claim or doand Fvetetta Willis or less than regular retail. of the icbrs at law Noll Freight Damaged Furntmanh not ss filet shall be s-old. WIlliams. a/k/a James Lee lIwr. 17-92 Casselllama, and Hureal Mona, the of the deceased, 1ThTh happy day and evening •' 1*-Landscape R.rios i-HuIi'i',i iSupplisa 20-list-I wars Il-Hutne tniprovemsflte 22-)'Itimhiflg SZ-l'ainting 34-Will i)rillthg 25-AIr Cond. & heating 26-ltoufitlg 25-Radio • T.l..los 39-I'Iioto A Kuipmint - -- Sat-vie.. 17-JanItorial ,__________________________________ pe,i' AT 2fl(' 1OFE 2 t4le. II.Ip Wanted 77-MItuctIna Wtat.4 77-A---lIItu*tloa Wanted Studanti Il -ineoms Propty $1---IIusias.. I'rop-iaLS 23-Real f.at.at. Wtntel $S-14.sl K.tats isle 17 -Huainsas Rtat. $G-ta Pot S1-Parm.---QOSe 2$-Aor.ags •1-Ilou. Poe Sal• 41-House. Sets or Real CT-House Poe Rent $1-Real K.tat. idhg• ISO-Re.ort iO1-ra11srCaba 1$-Catering - rood 14-IIIo)'ol. R.paira I1-Speiai Set-rose iSIntorlut i).tOrstOru ----- , ' T)-M*Is or 11-i4i'eciul Notloss - ______________________________ SEt I IIS 5'.ur letirnitu Conty, litrlds. S,rvic with (ho cash • SUL'1.'lt rnAui'u ros'r ---- P. itt. or en soon thereafter as in i'rnlinlo. pwpfhlo. tOt iI*tO Of 2-I'res,nels 11**'u1 Cars si ss Rent. POT -------------- '*I2 SI-Money Wsns4 $4,tnha 4I-In.v&ns SS-43ihnoIi & Iast,isrfleua 70-Employet.st I.rvias* TI -Male Ilsip Wsat.d li-PemLIs 1I.Ip Waøtd ('FT'V -- -- you II bo bIlled for only th. days rim at 1- 1,0*1 A ) cc,r'r s I I3-Wantd Ti-s Rent rir I'OF' J4'S 1oifl '1-7 ?' msfl t'iet r rn A 401 5(*5SOIIL_333-0710 7 •4 Il"S t i-flc , 40 p y%çT ff 414'I*, If S _ __ -_1 Irn r.'A'IT!*t. 'Th rr rn io - i 1,4 P 4At.', I i s(,1 I ~lUhlimi iII1Ui.s All Ape.I, m5Ph *fl. P" is 2101 51*4. 131' m-n?l. ny. 10g. Rovns jpflIruq I A A, ' Si .e'r -- ' 1 P(IM f'trM1 A ht'h, tt*n 'ry'I'n I i'l' 1'1i1 1 'i p' ' 455.00 YIM( i 61% J ___ ''' l'I4'S'"S qn4i1. 'n''.' CASSICAflM wu 1m1'ITA1 1511)14 • lttrs sick room supplies io- solo or root. 1,lOufl1'T nflXAhT DRITOM -, 1 1 ls , "° - • ((iEsfloN - ' I IOrnIiis f( if TlRtpt 1 th. SWt4 of the X1' of SlIon 2-1I.fl, lIng \Sest - of POTI'4 4WS p'rlbo4 proports pro FUR1TI21flS1*I liRWist ('ill r. ret. IL 1,11' 171 *1 oP i.j*tt UA!C. , 1151 RM'sAr' A 1 01hu1' 1 ,, ,% ' LI I I nconom.ca, waey or , f) I NI) RATES FOR CONSECUTIVR INSIRTlON-NO CHANGI 151 SO MINIMUM CHARGI) AIwA. q,nfl jIf5I KIt'n 'J,I $ fl'Irm TI P/ P/fl *1•o.. i1l P if rwr1iR. I R4r. 4i1 '' ss S S t?4 • tø •fl 17 ' n',- hir-1" •-n-. I -____________ • !r"l"a, lir44 HU'l I' 'ri Is . ' '* I . * APAI'TMP'ITS "Pt' 'Ian . . . I t) t41 T NOO' '0 " ' SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY $ ' PIANO TUN NO & . ' irt k1e4 1' or itent 'ii - - . ILlNT A flI1S )5,po1 loss Ing j bid of snerebandizing is also 'cry good for this enterpris1.1 1 C .54 L.e v.,... .inrig I .H - - JP.?HPT1D PIt Re*t1*n sir' i31-lI$ mn "i'hi, llrrn '' L\,I ,i it . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24c Per Un. THREE DAYS . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 21c Per Line P U 1 FIVE PAYS LII. P.r 17c . a .. ... . .. 14c Per Line . TWENTY ONE DAYS ONE DAY 45_ ("or_ 'irsiA_PImotto 4" - . )T}1R. 11700. i4'' y 1 iO ' is - $Y1- I VAN L J I APrU.- The Longer Your Ad Runs er 1,ne •r ay ess 0 22 r.mi • __________1 • nntn As" Sis'. rOil) l'11l'A 1 kIt- ( tI. 31 PII5 PAY røntAl tnt trio t'ttot 5hnttflnnnt wIth r.. A1PI.I ssci•;s Now A. f ItItta tiatro (r. pt)IS 1tnn 222.Ie2 fl$ --toll 1"urntttitn. ---------- -----_55 ASIILNL1 M*ehlne Ilontals 15('S17N1t'OItMS frsr Ssnfnr'l IJpE.d Apl tI*nco for s1t ____________ ' i --U AD NEXT DAY ,5l5tfl Appliances _______________________________ t,o1i. 52 All UM TIL ' ' Ff' (MM()T)RF, SOUTH SIMINOLI • al" A. 55 IflsIn 411I M1l5A(1,l C N(I51T)' CO. - - i, Cnner.t., fll,sk*, '4 tO'S 1 lot .ft11M1 . U f ornia ion SANPORD ( f15P 't -* -------•_____ S.'' N. 5'a :t Ills It __________ i MIX . opn'If'fli • All Sh.tfl'II och lool tug ( o dln Aro --- Dkect Phone Lines To Want Ad; ii ,i*5 p"r flT..A1 1' tat'(.I. 10. 1lone _____________ I7rer snIp .-9.. I1'iir ---____ an - 1_a 1 lo .1.15 1 *u-k 1St-, Roofing 50. - --•-•-- -_ ____ Th '4 131 ___________________________________________________ - & suIsply e . 21 1A15" f 4 ISiIAIIIM H p IT i WTY fl() ____ t,(I'l'1? for f4t?4i ppl4. 140*111 I fuI?e tt Planning A 55 ALl- lll.1 P 1 I- ii so also SMALL Ilusinesu need perkins 7,ning ('ommipslon known as sv. riot-ann. up? II's I,ow.Coat '4Vunt Ad. ISv flohert s. nt-own Deceased, to tell and seili very - r)n,' 4-14 PeIl1A 4 AP1'.- ,. "•' i-iO. Mist'. l'or Snie hO(.)F. hEPAi1* 1caac,nbIvs lSstt'a S14\'' I o '1 26 - rbon. t_ '4'i_2n 4 isia -' I ' . - ',A1.'1T 1 (SIt __•. $eintnole "ounty .s.._.. 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Be re to take treatments you ed. Be a more vital, vibrant rson. SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. ) have a refreshing time by hi's ,54i, JnuLIr SIU UI .w peaces 3.ore you can make e most of your fine talents. 1i. 4. flhr( "1" y11,I t' ______ - orocl frtf !!i4i h''In4 e lIAh$tI, 1__._* I - ______ 151 pAln*rr I'l1 sin \ - I l I , 1' I - '1 iist'in l'nlnIlng psi.- I 541P5, ASIC. fltnih - -_____ h1s'cs1,fnø, h1r..'l 1 -,----- flW fJ'-r ',%Yi 'r '11 f$''p '1 I ___ ; .-..---*---- 7 1\ 3 -' • I i!' li Iil Ill • - - PiirIs slsI i , ChIhIlh14i -_'_' S rn'l MA - - . Ft t X ' _________ a * - - ' rØ1517 1145 CiA 11 A X!' 2 flt'T"1. &Ft', ' il4' Ant€q f'' -- Iount3 , • Jj lT h.Iniv 3l1 In floof? ' P 1 11',It ncl-l1rTt'a sncor•1 Ph, __2-4 Oiisn4o - III as * ?' ' :: :j1 ' O0I - a I -* c I - - ••--- i'i\l'i 7fl%ltl OMS'2O i1 Pnhlle Ucering way * Pr.ntten rsn 1!'__ t'rIan10'41 _2*9 -' DEAR POLLY-1 want to tell i buffet and covered it with the remember how they got tart?.J.J. how I fixed an old brass I same material an It makes a ed.-.HELEN '.'ith the bed that hd been enameled I ':ery nice drc .cr te g DEAR POLLY -Wc have a sand Was badly chipped. I bought bed-MRS. F. C. wonderful new king-sized bed Pully' Problem several yards of wood grain, sand, since the linens I or those DEAR I'OLLY-Can ally- beds are so expensive, I had udhesive-baciced, plasticized paper in a blond finish and cover- nut tell me bow to grow a to work out a way to get around ed every bit of the bed, it 110W potato ilant I rerneniber WV the problem. I found a remnant 1(101:1- lil:t worn!. Then my bus- had a lot of theni n good shop thnt sells sheeting by the bUt I (It' Hot. pound and bought enough for lililul K0WId tiit lt'gs (Ill U1 (lit! IU)1. yL'ltrs a large sheet for a bit over $2. _____________________________________________________________ All the work needed was to hem the top sand bottom. We bought blanket material the same and the savings were tremendous. The bedspreads arc also expensive so I bought enough material to make a dust ruffle for 4 and nOw I can "When I started, I bad a make use of any of the spreads Are you aware of the great iiiterest in jigsaw puzzles to tiny place to work." Katie I have on hand.-MRS. W.G.1. DEAR POLLY---An sage-old doy t Many people arc actually says "and I learned what giving jigsuw parties and once do just by doing Problem 5 whether to store or again they've become a great to discard baby equipment when She works every duy at makfad. They are fun and stimulTHINK you will have no sating, sparking skill sand imag- lug the puzzles but finds time further need for it. As a shower Inution. to said in charitable activities gift before our first baby came, The woman responsible for sand to run her home. She has I received a cur bed with legs the must stunning saud clever two chlidren-Lauric, lii, sand that extended to convert It into jigsaw puzzlu is a housewife. Richard, IL. Thii' entire fumily a temporary baby bed. Our Her husband brought some skis sand takes long trips to- two boys used It and now our puzzles home as gifts once; gether. third, little daughter, baa outthey interested her so much The subjects for Eutic' it. 1 made a floor-length she made some herself sand puxties are unique-a nuagnifi- gathered skirt to cover it when this led to a read business- cent one is a mosaic of' flue- the legs are extended. This chum, 3rd Century A.D. The makes lovely feminine bed for one that is growing fast. I asked Mrs. Robert Lewin colors glow and the puzzle her dulls. Underneath we have why she named ler jigsaw stfl exact reproduction of the her plastic flat-bottomed baby puzzle company It appears in the bathtub. It is wonderful for Spr1ngbok mosaic Editions." She told sue she and University Muatiuni of Philacir- holding extra toys and is cornher husband are Interested In delphiu. There is another hidden by the skirt and wildlife preservation and the cular puzzle thut fuscinutus Jth still vor' accessible-MRS. W. Springbok is a clever, fleet me, depicting birds; aanutlwr sand quick animal which he of butterflies. The colors arc L. W. DEAR J'OLLY-I want to tell uses us sin illustration on her ravishing. Katie LVW*II is now designing puzzles featuring N..LJ. bow we restored an old own stationery, Katie Lewin is an original cats. I saw the proofs, and WWI bed. We bought a fancy personality; soft-spoken iind then's will be a history of each old one for two dollars, took it to a marble-and-monument mop delightful company. She visits breed en the back of the Mrs. Lewin indeed has a and had the paint sandblasted museums sail over Europe sand off. It was then painted white, the U. S. to find the paintings career. As a housewife, aibe uses as the basic Illuatra- had a keen sense of wiiut pen- antiqued and the little curlicue. tiuns fur her fascinating jig. pie want. "Spriuughok Editions" touched up with gold.-MRS. saw puzrius. Lust year she vie, have hiclis..d revive what could W.].T. ited 110. The museum curators be called a lost airt. They are An*r subutitting Pal. are very interested in her giving pleasure to people evwork suad her selteethuza. They erywbure, saud Mrs. Lewia can I's Prublena. a .slutL to actually write the history of be credited with sparking a pruble ur $ favorite bees.paintings be chooses sand new sand ':xciting career fur making Idea will receive a these appear on the buck of herself-but the lady whu cr14- dollar If Polly uses the itese sates such magaufiecat puzzles in PulIy's I'saiaters. the puzzle boxes. circular puzzlei are is no puzzle herseU sand that Tbc Hubbard Medal is the especially beautiful sand the en- As a tribute. Tomorrow: Why )egluct National Georgraphlc Sodsty'a rs effect is lovely enough to Youxaelf? frim. highest .xploratioa waad. I I ii JIJ( &, Aj(nek *, L ¼ i'lY9i - U4* zk :. / PA1NT1N a .frInkn prnhIss. A. .1. Po 1215, Frit' R'nf 11!. 10f. Arnrtmenf I 2, Icmr --•• I' Aiui$ -----.---•----••------- rrnU'i 'niIfIIt?I CI)? -i/ EMINI (May 21 to lune LongtaIkswith the Info- _______________ - c) • - Be could ruff one diamond without much trouble and set a diamond discard on one of dummy's hearts if East held the ace of hearts. South planned to fall back on that play hut looked around for an extra chance first. Be decided that East's plays had marked West with the last two trumps. In that case, South could afford to play a club right away. Be did so and West was in with the king. West could not stand prosperity. It never occurred to Weøt that his ace of hearts could never run away from him. Instead, West asked, h1J) we have three tricks in?" Then 4K 10972 I -,.• * • ,_/ _' nC Theoretically he could ruff the table. singleton ace. South ruffed, drew trumps South bud lost two tricks II them out but in practice It sand was faced with a sure would not work. He would run Ii sand claimed the rest of the club loser and was looking at out of trumps in the process. tricks. .. 1 • flx ts £fridqc! nd led a diamond to dummy's two • • • t •• * - ii Jacoby and Son NORTU (D) 5 K Q 864 •A 4 A J 10 WEST LAST *84 2 *A6 AI07 •K73 • Q65 4 K8 7 3 4 Void SOUTH three spades but did not like that bid with only three-card support.. Finally he decided that, if his purther could not act over two cluhia, there would he no game for his side. When South found a second bid, North jumped right to the spade • Lt ' US. SpedniSen__iec $I(1I) ' • 9cz.co4g On -• • rsonnl -_- S I• 2 again • •• }' . • • I i)o VOlI hs " I' 1" and f ri WILL '&U f'A It very . I 2, im?nrb -_!" :z • - S--. -. . - / Jr-i,. - - -.- - --- - - . .-. '_.-_-,,•_.,_. �S. - S'' . - - '. . -. . •---•-------- - i. ------i - -- _ __ -684 0194d IWA MAWN4 8 .Id$J*ftuI.J...LMJ JUI.UJ 1 -- I, Texas' Day --.-. Of Carna9e: Die, 16 Sharon Wounded ded 31 ,,,~'71. I OK71-sc ~" - • 1 _L LI-_6, ~v -~ w l a- 5 - - Whitman. 25. an architectural whwerhn- student at the Ufl1 verafty, held officers at bay for MOM than an hour and a half hc. poured rapid, accurate fjrn the obser'ation C" .1, E -use University Tower. - IIit building in Texas' capitel. 1S Aftiv It was all over, officers faind notes beside the bodies his wife end mother explatnizn.VP aomething of what he intended At 11 a.m., officers said. Whit- behind him." The victims were taken to At one point Whitman's necu- One of Martinez' bullets hit the attend with her." rate fire drove away a light sniper in the neck. A buckshot man carted his footlocker to In Needville. Tex., home of * * * plane i the tower's elevator and rode to carrying * a police pellet from McCoy's shotgun hit Whitman's wife Kathy. symthe 27th floor, as high as the sharpshooter who wanted to the sniper between the eyes. pathetic neighbors rushed to :.. -elevator can go. Then he pick off the sniper from the air. The battle was over, comfort her father, Raymond dragged the heavy threeThen Ramiro Martinez. 29, a Whitman served six years in W. IA'issner. -wheeled cart up tour short five-year police veteran. arrived the Marine Corps, from July 6. "She was a clean-cut girl," flights of stairs to the foyer of on the scene from his home, 1959. to July 18, 196,S. He earned said H. F. hey, a neighbor. And -. the observation section. where he had been relaxing 011 the good conduct medal, but In he said Whitman "was a good -There he killed four persons duty-. 1963 a court-martial convicted kid." 55 - the woman custodian of the Alternately crawling and run- him of violating orders and he Leissnei-, a rice farmer and -.tower, and a younger woman ning. he reached the main en- was reduced in rank from cor- real estate man who Is presiand her small boy who were .:sV1. .. EDITOR'S NOTE - Associat- ping noise. There were spurts trance of the tower, followed by poral to private and given 30 dent of the Needvillc Chamber - -that he wanted to save sightseeing. days restriction and hard labor, of Commerce, said. "Well, she N0T ifOMEMADE as be Ye. them tmcn cmbarassment. Later, Vera Palmer, who txi Press newsman Robert of dust now and then as bullets Photographs show Whitman was our orjv daughter. Tise terror ended when two C&lIS It from childhood, but Works In the Observatory, rode Heard, 36, an ex-Marine officer, hit the pavement or a building. was a handsome, solidly built Mill good was Senate Ml. "He was just normal as ____ Another reporter, E r n e s t :I ____ pnl1oemeu and a university em- iorlt' Leader Everett Dirk. Up on the elevator. When the Was assigned to cover the Uni- Stromberger young man .''-. with blond, crew-cut. anybody I ever knew . of the Dallas $a crept to a platform above sen's verdict after a .løig, door opened, a man In a whi te versity of Texas -hair and pleasant eyes. "It's just a very sad tragedy and gunned sniper shoot. Times Herald, and I saw two the uiter's position cool drink of root beer. Be shirt said: "Lady, don't you ing. Trying to reach the best highway Chancellor Harry Ransom that happened to H very nice patrolmen putting him wu at close range. was presented with a dare get off this elevator." vantage said Whitman's academic fiimily"-thi' Whitmans. point, he followed two their rifles together, They Texas landmark, the librit- plaque naming him "Inter. A_____ Shaken. Mrs. Palmer took the officers across an open space started to run toward the tow ry tower Is a slender, four-sided national Root Beer Lover elevator back down, No. 1" all part of and was dropped by a sniper er and we followed close be-: shaft rIsing 307 feet above the (mIlL), th e fanfare for National At 11:48 a.m. university police rifle bullet In his left shoulder, hind. oonter sl"the campus. Its obser- Root Beer Wee k, Aug. received a trouble alarm from He dictated his story' from a Then we came to a wlde..open section, above the 26th 14.20. vt the tower. Two unarmed securl. hospital bed. Doctors said he space where there was no pro. floor, mmands a view of the ty officers rode to the top. suffered a fractured shoulder tection. The two patrolmen ran city and the rolling hill They broke In through a win ___________________ When they heard shots and bone and a severed nerve In the across the open area safely and ow and discovered Whitman's saw three bodies they went back shoulder. I said to myself, 'That gunman ____________________ - Whitman. who qualified as a down. wire, 23. stabbed to death. By ROBERT HEARD probably saw them and he will arpehooter in the Marine Then they went to his moth- A. R. Hamilton, university AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Thai. be waiting for mc,' dropped some of his viepolice chief, said, guy was an Incredible shot. I waited about five seconds Urns at distances as much as er's fashionable apartment near "We told people to stay In lie hit me In the shoulder before taking off. I bW*s away. 4 the campus and found her their offices. Then we called the about 150 yards away while I I was almost across the open Otherell on the broad cam- stabbed in the chest and shot In pollee" was trying to run a fast as I space when something hit me, ml -surrounding the98-dctower estranged the head. wife His mother was the When the shooting began a could. I know from Marine whirled me around and knocked of C.A. Whitand thy untended In the number of persons rushed out- training that hitting anything me to the hot pavement, My left gree heat as Whitman kept mail of Lake Worth, Flu, moving from a point high above arm was numb but I remember side it was campus buildings to rescuers at bay with his riddling1 Detective Li-. Merle K. Wells whatthe about. The sniper's the target is difficult, feeling how hot the pavement Jim. Police crouching behind said Whitman had left notes at deadly fire felled some of them. SL' inches more to the right felt. It seemed like just a few trees and buildings answered both residences revealing some NIGERIA radio made and I would Others dashed back be dead with the minutes until a hunch of men inside and with -blistering rifle and shotgun l thing of what he planned to do known that the governrest of them. ran out and dragged me back to ment of pictured Maj. volleys which left the ''cr pit- and why. A notice sayingbehind Wi trees and buildings. tnesses said the sniper's (Heard did not know that the shade under the trunk of i led and marked. The gun battle "Please do not disturb' was Gen Johnson Agtij'j.. bursts were at times spaced some officers speculated the car. his mother's door. lasted from 11:48 a.m. until 1:2(1 pinned ironsi has been toppled. p.m. One note was left on his wife's about half a minute apart, at sniper deliberately aimed for I temember I was still aston- Lt. Col. 'Yakubi Gowon the heart of his victims, Soy- ished that he could hit me while Posing as a repairman, Whit- blood-soaked bed, the second other times rattling off in stac- era] were hit in the chest, neck ] was running. Then pretty soon been invited "ahas nutannounced thatby he cato fashion. At one point police and head.) man had hauled to his perch on with his mother's body. the ambulance came and took 1u workman's three-wheeled cart Police did not reveal their even suspected there might be We got the tip at the office me te the hospital. .iority of the army" to footlocker containing his ar- exact contents but police report- more than one man firing at that it sniper was in the tower head the nation's new (Lu-'te Monday he talked with - -aenal: Two rifles, one equipped ed that the notes said Whitman them. The sniper dashed from and 1 was told to rush to the hI brother, Dow Heard, a government. Gowon conwith a telescopic sight: a 'hated his lather with a mortal place to place in the observato- campus. i remember .lack Houston lawyer, by telephone.) firmed that Gen. 1roni sawad-off shotgun which police passion," and that his mother ry' and his fi re came f rom all Keever, another AP sta ffer, Dow said something about was kidnaped July 26, said he had purchased that "gave the best 25 years of her direCtions, yelled to 'be careful, don't get 'they can't hurt an old Marine but he gave no details The blistering fire pinned shot.' morning; a highpowered pistol; life to that man." like 'ou,' and I told him, 'They' of Ironsi's whereabouts I a semiautomatic pistol: a The notes said Whitman down rescuers. Finally armored When we got to the university damn sure hurt this Marine or fate, 2 hunting knife. The locker also couldn't understand "the p. trucks were pressed Into service campus We could hear a pop- day.' (NEA Telephoto) -contained a supply of food and sures bearing down" and had as ambulances scurried about -• : w1c. a plastic container of "decided to fight It out alone." the no-man's land picking up the $,~, I .gatiolhle., and hundreds of I Police said the notes showed wounded. .. "untis or ammunition. Wilitinan "was ven, definitely One of the wounded was RobWhen police Identified Whit- mentally disturbed." They also ert Heard. Associated Press man after the slaughter ended disclosed that he had talked for reporter, shot through the they received a telephone re- two hours with it psychiatrist, shoulder as he tried to dash quest from the sniper's father- The note found in his mother's across open ground to a better .r'4u-law to check the Whitman apartment, police reported, said vantage point. home. asmall duple, some dis- he killed her to "relieve her of For more than an hour Nort h-ian the campus. her sufferjniz, that he didn't man Barger of Dallas sat at a - '-. ---• -. - . . I—— ________________ I) 0' - Homicide I - - ' I - :' I to I;) II I lb Benefits.For Veterans 17 .; I '11.a', _14~i4.") r 1 I Educations For Orphans If~ ~ I~ kk . 11 :, . '4 I. 1 ' 11. - ''. nsw or wonian front taking Iiiii or iwr reXular high school t - , I" - I # • - •, - - I 1i 1PI4 I I I .1 "I rv- "Mult. 1 11 9 0 ~ (1, Tile aniount of schooling he - shosi is entitled t4i under I / /// -Z-Z., . ( - ~~ K g , ,/ No/ r, , - ~,~ O,x , ~~e* , . ~/J __ ,-,Y %< 7, ,\ /Y P,~ ~ " '66 All . _"-1 se~\ ,\ k ,//",NN -~',S, - ,1 ~1't~ ~ , I*%~\, \ ,// /,/ /, -Z~ ,~~_ -.~ -:;;~ ,", AA - HEVY HARDTOPS 0 '66 CHEVY WAC70NS 0 166CHEVY CONVERTIBLES ,., MI __.. _i - '' 11111 . ;`- " .W... " `;W1711 , , im ~ M~ -' YEAR-END DEAL! ~ I — ' , -- - - -:'-".-- oil -,Ir - - our ''." _W1 ____ 6 196 - l / Serv ce Station Expanding 1 -.-' C -, un(iI'r -- 221 5 To a "she flapping Man Held For Shoplifting Herald Index Impala CandiU. LER M R WEST FIRST ST. A _ __ _ I 9 WI SPECIALIU IN LOWIR COST 41// pot Call 322.lól 'I or 447-4293 - city CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC - of local food 322-6231 I • require numb., ' - ____ Statism, New York 18011).) S-- • - 1 flap I I '— 'be J*vvided to yowig rAwi 7, 1964, will not esid until July — Fa niiel'j AUTO VISOR MIRROR , 1 - 1966 Ch.vt _ Entire I '' GET A RIGHT. TOTHE"POINT '_, _________________________ - - t Yours So o n? ." -f s r ni, and correspondence l'uhl,i Law $b JUl and who sJ U'auintg are prohibited. ai- above tl age of 17 and - Housewife Slays - This Gal Was Fuving High -be *sken -ill schools and col- tilt- period of eligibility of any S4 l This Ile Equ ipment it TV --- - ------------------------------------------ _ - . - i. •- FLORIDA STATE BANK MIMSIR P.0.l.C. Starts Thursday In The Herald , ... - , your copy of Itay These educational benefits means I colum by 2 inches. sicul or mental di"bility. Such oil Occasion nuty Im allowed for training could include speech young nieiu and women under Too email for an ad to b. vulos correction, hipread- 18 who iiuvc alre.uly grad. notic.d or rHsctiv.? Your. this owl a, Jbnflk imditig and write- suited ironi laghi sclwo!. . -, I I 'tilmk~-tion becuume of some pilyL I ;:~S~ ,, MMI in it precollege course, l3rul.praw will lie reduced fly sead and your name and the student must huve coin- the suaauwit of training reedy- $1 or .iuit high school. The ed as a result of any post- address lii -veterans, Ben.Itk5 c/u Sanford Herald. halaw.'coliege.lovel course must Korea service of his own. i specialized training that To avoid penalizing eligible lb, 489, Dept. 32771, Radio -1fl- fIt the young rn-un or worn- young mcii and women who n for a vocational goal. reached age 18 or oven age 28 IaIli under the Wiuu' (h- beforethe law vas passed, the - - //!/A. -. responsi I1 11 "o ' - ~ 1 0 ~ mean troops 1 POINTI I . - 00, '' l, 4go -.7--7, ~, ~ I, ! By Ray Cromley jug. The monthly- allowance for In some cases, young men .Jj i WASHINGTON - (NEA)- such training full time is $130, and women who are not high - f your husband was killed in In some nnitanee&; higher payschool graduates may begin action or died as the result of ments will be allowed, this schooling-with-aid before his service, your college-age Young inca ami men children n-my be entitled to not lose their eligibility for they' are 18. This will be dofour years (36 months) of aid this educational aid by marry- cided in each case by the VA In their schooling. ing. Neither do they get. an and will be approved If the of. Tin' semi' uld is nvziila*blt' if additional allowance for a de- facial making the decision thinks it is to "the best adyour husband was permanently pendent wife or children, vetvantage" of the young person and totally disabled as the reThe aid stops when the , conce rn ed. suIt of service, eran's child reaches age In some instances, handiThe privileges also go to the whether he has used his 36 capped children may begin a children of mothers who diet! months of aid or not.. vocational or restorative or were .totally disabled us the However, if an eligible per- special course as early as age 14. ' of '"Iflitary duty. ll le arnied so l Eligible young mail and womThis aid for schooling inny ices between his or liar 18t,h n are entitled to Veterans Adi'Ufl Ms bipIi as $180 a nionUi stud 23rd birthdays, he doesn't educational ministration educational or vofull time, *&W a nrnnth half thereby lust' his tissia. Training in which class- benefits. His period of cligibil- catuonal counseling, intended to roau study nit,eniutes with it'- ity extends for five years aft- help in the selection of a goal ljted-on.the.job experience will er his first discharge or release and the development of a proaided at 3105 a month, full- from active duty. Eligibility grant of education. seApplication for the Orphans may be extended for !lYise law is primarily intend- year or more If he was later Educational Aid may be made .11 for college or vocational willed up for duty in the Berlin at any VA office. 40.A Who Accepts The Onus'.) c'omftomise. DEA LS AE 46, THE Ram page - LET WAS TO GET A MODEL-YEAR,-END DEAL RIGHT? UR Air Line Strike training THE BIG REASON* YOU WAITED UNTIL NOW TO BUY A "66 CHEVRO- f i Pulling Out By Request crime ' *1 SANFORD, FUMIDA Price- .5 Conts AUGUST .3. 196111 --- - -- - - f WRI)NESDAY. ______ _________ -' Texas Probes Massacre 1 '—'--'- 1 - __ Good - -- .01 Inch; low tonight In lOs; rain nrl 90s 'f'hurdny. 2 0 - - ' .5 . /1 -____ 1. . . _______ ___ 58 NO. 248 -AP 1,pitsed Wire -Established 1909 -' . - WEATHER: Tuesday 9O-lR, mm Zip (m1e 32771 Miss Sharon Ball, daughter — of Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Ball, I County Commission currently of Cres'ent Street, has been — I is holding public hearings on named "model student nurse of budget requests for 1986.67 fis- the year" by the Florida State cal year. But it appears, also, Nurses Association meeting In some hearings are being held convention in Daytona Beach - ________ -1 after announcement of adjourn, this week. Miss Ball, a student practi ment and the news reporters Ical nurse at ?'ft.. Sinai Ilosleave. Commission is reported pital, Miami Beach, was rec. .., divided on budget request by ommended for the honor by Semnole Memorial Hospital. her team leader on the surgical Hospital refuses to cut. Was floor, who reported she "apsome thought of taking the mat- p'ai-s to he 'ery emotionally I ter io court, since it was said mature, dependable, co-operathe nw supports the hospital. Live and capable, and is very Another PUBLIC hearing slated tactful and considerate In carhug for her patients. She has • for this afternoon. I I * • shown a great deal of interest . % Bruce N. Harrod of Sanford, in her patients' well being and I student at Virginia Tech Ccii- has established good rapport WASHINGTON (AP) - The tion of American moves I-e• lege of Engineering was named with both patients and family. United States will pull out. its quired by French withdrawal to the Dean's List for the spring Her rapport and emotional maSHARON BAIJL six Air Force reconnaIssance from the NATO military atructurity' was dearly proven in quarter. tore. based in now caring for an expiring patient Miss Ball, a graduate of squadrons, Secretary (if Defense Robert Tom Richey, student person. and in giving emotional sup- Seminole High School with the France, beginning this month. S. McNamara announced June the Pentagon said today. class of 1065, where she not supervisor for Seminole port to the family." A Defense Department an- 15 that the squadrons would be Miss Ball's instructor also * Marching Seminole for three County schools, reports those relocated, but (lid not, give de"freedom of choice forms" are praised her for being "very years, entered Mt.. Sinai lbs. nouncernent said three of the beginning to come in after the competent, taking advantage pital as a student practical six squardons will be moved to tails. Two transport squadrons al- warning Issued last week, but of all possible learning oppor- nurse in September, 1965, and bases In Britain, a fourth will ready have been moved to the there are still a lot of students tunities, for showing great will be graduated next month. be inactivated, "as was previ United Kingdom and the procMRS. MARGARET SVltliers, of I)eltonn, suffered serious injuries Tue.,;Sharon also ha s won the coy- ously scheduled," and the other sit r moving military stocks not ,registered. The forms must strength in stress situations (lily afternoon, In it collision between her car and one driven by Robert J. be filled out before assignment and using good judgment in eted title of "Miss Mount Sinai two will be returned to the Unit- out of France is under way. Provencher .Jr., Sanford, at SR 15 and Park Drive. can be made and failure to do meeting the needs of her pa. Hospital of 1066" and of "Miss ed States. The Pentagon said relocation The withdrawal is a continuaGrooms so could delay a child's en tients." — - of the reconnaissance squadrons trance to school for days or, will be completed by October. even weeks. Of the two squadrons I • 0 0 to the United States, one San.ford.Seminole Art Associawill be located at Mountain tion has extended Its deadline llouuw Air Force Base. Idaho. on membership to Aug. 15. If and kept in combat readiness you'd li ke to become a member status for any needed deployof the art association call Mrs. ment in Europe in an emorgen;ettlement.seeking HeIti DeWit or William BranWASHINGTON (AP)--A divid- out at the White house last Fri I would have Gov. I man's outburst Monday were formed an autopsy on Whitman cy. In this case it would use 1ut non to get your name in the pot. AUSTIN, Tex, (AP) ed Senate today seeks a corn- day was rejected Sunday by 'mediators advise Johnson after The roll is down this year John B. Connally called a meet felled by rifle shots from the as saying the tumor found In his cflities at Rnmstein, Germany, the initial hack-to-work periods brain "could have caused in. tinder what the Pentagon calls promise course under which union members. which is too bad, because some ing with Texas law enforcement tower's 27th-floor level, that a dual-basing concept. Dirksen said Senate leaders as to whether * new order — Congress and President Johnson very fine programs are being officials today to discuss the Dr. Heatly said Whitman, tense pain - headaches The second squadron is being lined up which should be of Charles Joseph Whitman homi- whom he described as "self-cen- could have indirectly caused or would share the political blame are at work on it compromise this time from the White House assigned to Shaw Air Force for any order to 35,000 striking which would share, between — was needed to bar a renewal great interest and you don't dde rampage which left 16 per- tered and egocentric," failed to contributed to his actions." In Lake Worth, C. A. Whitman Base, SC., and given a training keep an appointment for a furhave to he able to draw or paint Sons dead and 31 wounded. niachinists to return to their Congress and the White hfoust,, of the strike Arrangements were made to ther Interview the following said. "My son has committed a role. jobs on five grounded airlines, responsibility for ending the to b interested in art. Atty. Gen Nicholas Katzenbach unit * that is a great horror to Since use as a "That's the crux of It," said strike, lie said Johnson had told Have you seen the exhibit set fly the bodies of Whitman and week, would affect that squadron's advised the Senate against the Senate Republican Leadei Ever- him he wants the Senate to ap. up in the lobby of the Florida his mother, the first person The psychiatrist's assessment the"Iwhole know world." you all realize that readiness, the Pentagon said It version recommended by its Laof Whitman's personality came ett M. Dirksen. "Who accepts prove such a compromise. killed in the mass slayings, State Bank showing how ray technician school atthe Sem- their home town of Lake Worth. as a .surprise to a Dallas man this boy' is sick. I don't know will commit another squadron the onus." Sen. ,Jacob K. Javits, K-N.Y., ,bor Committee. Long read to who said the former Marine was what else to say about him." based at Stewart Air Force labor strongly op originally a sponsor of the the Senate- almost deserted aftOrganized Base, N.Y., to the North Atlan. inole Memorial Hospital is Fla., for burial. Whitman, 47, a plumbing order. measure that left- any final er a long day of debate--a Kate Having cut short a Latin- his roommate at the university' n. Its for- poses any back-to-work tic Treaty Organization. operated? The school has only tractor, was answering news1962. And with congressional dcc- strike-ending responsibility to i zenbach letter calling it an ina few students, because teach- American tour because of the 'He was not just an average men's questions Tuesday about ward base will be at Sembach, Lions four months away. John- Johnson, said little progress i vitation to court challenge. tragedy, Connally' arrived Tues. Germany. ing facilities are limited, but . he was above aver- his son has made clear that he was made Tuesday tn'Aard a I Morse said that could indicative of -expanding educa- day night from Rio de Janeiro nice guy man, who Insisted on Whitman said he was In his The six affected squadrons indoesn't want' the assignment of a strike standstill even, after the tional opportunities in Seminole in what he described as a age," ged Johnson power "shocked and saddened" condi- anonymity, told an Interviewer, living room at noon MOnday dude about 90 planes and about issuing such an order without But Javits said he believes 1 Congress 4,400 military personnel. County'. the that if compromise efforts col- to end the walkout. "He was a typical all-Amen- when he heard a report of the Congress sharing some of • • tion. Education is BIG business in The governor, who himself can boy, and one of the most sniping at the University of French President de responsibility, lapse, there are enough votes Morse said labor lobbyists Gaulle has servedCharles notice that now is Senate amicable fellows I've ever met. Texas. in the Senate to enact a version had a sharp eye on the Senate. "Hey, that's where Charlie after April, 1969, any foreign But before the Seminole County-or any other narrowly escaped death rewould " The issue here is not compli"Charlie was the easiest perwhich Johnson opposes. resolution on French soil would a county. The biggest chunk of fire when he was wounded in Congress cated." he said. "It is as simple quire it Presidential order if the have would That your tax dollars go into It and the Dallas assassination of Pres son in the world to get along is," Whitman said he called to have to be under French cornas election day. mand, a position which forces 27-day walkout is to be ended find that the walkout threatens more people are involved than ident John F. Kennedy, said he with. As a roommate, he was another son. Patrick, 21. Whitman said he was resting the nation's vital transportation . "We've got some senators in for up to six months. in any other enterprise. Count- would confer with Col. Homer superb." ing more than 16,000 students Garrison, director of the Texas Dr. Heatly', however, said in the bedroom later when Pat the withdrawal of U.S. men and During the six months, efforts services — but stop short of Congress who say the President supplies from France. Dc would be made to reach a setand around 1,000 teachers and Department of Public Safety, that .n the March interview rushed in and said it television Gaulle further specified he ordering the strikers back to isn't a candidate in 1966, but we e snipS Whitman told of having "over announcer had given tile wanted American headquarters tlemcnt between the AFL-CIO their Jobs. That role would be are," he said, ojilez employes that's abound t a other state law officials. "There isn't any doubt," said He said he called the talks "in whelming periods of hostility er's name' asCharlcs Joseph and U.S. Army and Air Force international Association of Mn left to Jot nsun. one-fourth of the population! struck five Joseph S. Clark, D-Pa,, Sen. very minimum of pro%'. Whitman. the Sen. Wayne Morse, D Ore, in 0 0 a and Installations out of France by chinists hopes of preventing a recur- with National, politics. Republican potand admitted that he The body of Whitman's wife, "that itself Congress that sisted lines - Eastern. The "flag" on the station rence" of such shootings in ocation" and World Democratic politics, preshad twice beaten his wife -one 23, who was his second victim, next • itics. should take the initial TheApril. United States is screen' Northwest, Trans newspaper of Sanford Naval Au' Texas in the future. was sent to Roscnburg. Tex, ing military stocks in Germany United. An agreement worked bility. • identisit politics, is playing a Station calls it the "Sanfly." in Washington, sponsors of of his victims, very real but hidden part in And Sen. Russell B. Long. D Which we believe is most ap- gun-control legislations under Justice of the Peace Jerry Dc- Monday. Funeral arrangements and Italy to remove any excessmatter. this La., agreed with him. es and free space for equipprop -iate. But the current issue prodding from President John- lanna quoted a surgeon who per. are pending there. ''If these le1lo s uuld forget • "The White House wants the ment and supplies currently tells that the editor, Bill Bridg- son, moved towards steering a about politics and think about Congress to take the whole restored in France. es, is stepping down and out as bill to the Senate. the national interest.'' Long told sponsibility. -. Clark said. Some combat-essential stocks editor of the "Sandfly" and of The possibility that brain ill Ge s And Sen. Wtnhton L. Prouty. .uldn't need "st' now located in French depots his Navy career- (Bill will stick sease caused Whitman, 25. to go R Vt.. who joined Clark in back are already being shifted. it compromise around Sanford . . he has berserk was raised Tuesday HVt, '.ho joined Clark in back The United States is studying (AP) said the effort to proCalif. commercial photo studio Juivits MILI'ITAS, who performed East First Street.) But to con- when a surgeon where to relocate other Ameri- A neighbor, investigating why duce it version acceptable both tog the plan that would tinue: The flag says "Sanfly" an autopsy reported the exMa- I can personnel now based in tiii Capitol lull and at the White a presidential ruling, said Johnand the article reads "Sand. rifle had a tumor which might a child did not appear for 131I bodiesof house could involve a congres son has been "playing both France. have caused intense pain. found the class, We fly." Which" sional back-to-work order of sides of the Street for what must AN* • A University' of Texas psychi* an entire family of five ,rues-perhaps 30 or 60 days duration. be purely political purposes." atrist. Dr. Maurice Dean HeatBut Dirksen said he had no Speaking on Civic Responsi(lay. All had been killed with followed by machinery which bility, the highly' esteemed and ly, disclosed that during an ini a single rifle, would require it prt'MdetltIil desire to see Johnson in a pollthoroughly American Justice terview last March 29 Whitman Jim Murray finding to keep the miii on their tucal spot with labor. "This is Chief Police Millard F. Caldwell of our Flor- said he thought about going up neither a Democratic strike nor called the deaths murder and Jot)s ida Supreme Court said, "We in the campus tower "with a Euurt, suicide. Mrs, Jeanette discussion a Republican strike. he said. S One plan have refused to acknowledge -deer rifle and shooting people" he said, shot her husband, 32, Work is underway on the tnthat bad government and bad Most of the victims in WhitKent, 46, and their three chilangle of property at the corner public officials are but the redren - Denise, 8; Eric, 7; and of 25th Street and Park Avenue, fleetion of ourselves as we have Randy, 6. The woman had been where Shell Oil Company is reeast our votes, that the elected patient, the chief add. moving the former Armitage a mental official is nothing more or less Court motel In preparation for ed. an the instrumentality Daniel Dwell., who found the building a new service station. through which we express our Construction permit of $25,00() bodies 11 hours after the shootLONDON (UPI) — will. The whole trouble is that, body has been Issued by the City of lug, saw Mr.. Euart'a -old woman, Lu our civic stupor, we have identified 29-year glass door at the rear it through Sant'rd for the new, larger sta' forgotten that the major p01- high on the hallucinatory lion, It will be located behind it the Euurt home, icies, whether the gift of our drug 1St), thought she could Semlnoin County 1 " hoWers The fanuily was missed when the present station, which will substance to communists or the fly and soared out her fourthnq in automobile registrations end Mrs. Dwelle went to pick up be removed, regimentation of industry, ag- floor apartment window, ..4 .i,ll_1 IUl 411115 (Hill i'UI$Ei. (Ii$I UI Indications are that the ne is 39- Do you is,e Tb. magic ricutture, business and the pro- ping her arms like a bird, station will be ready to open in Hilile class. When I)wulln rea cunr.nt S.minol. C.un5, Automo' fessious, require either the up- pollee reported. bus Registration INDI$ In "39?" about 90 dayu. Manager is Ale turned home from work, his -- The woman was hospital. proval or acquiescence of the Present it to our Ins,talmont .00a DoVorndnan. The present station wife told him of her unanswcitizens of this country. What lied In serious condition with pertment and reraeivv 'tour auto vhaf has been In operation 6½ years ered knock at the door and he has been done, both that which both legs broken and bead mirror FREE. Limit an.. Off*? •*pir.s lit Recont widening of 25th Street investigated. August 15. I contributed to our stability and and large portion of tht cut off saw w itness who A that which has endangered With 31 million young men registered for the draft front parking area. future, has been with our con- woman fall told police and with over 130,000 being added each month, there The "little houses" that coin NEW CAR FINANCING was screaming and sent."-Directors' Digest. are lots of questions being asked these days about the prised the motel have reported her aims." military obligations and training routine of our Armed Jy been purchased by Everet Another witness who went Eugene Lomax was arrested P" $1N Services. Elton Fay, nationally known expert on mili• Harper, real estate dealer, foi Tuesday and charged with --to the woman's aid said she lict Area deaths ----------------------------- - -tary matters, answers in his new series, 'G.I. GUIDE', resale as cabins for sportsmel told him site had taken UW ty lust'uny resulting (rum shop. bridge ......................................... .. many compiexing problems concerning the immediate or other uses' Owner of the Ar at the Wimu.I)ixle Stoat' • lifting Classified ads ..................6A-7A and thought she could fly. tuiltage Court property Is histut future of young Americans of military age. He takes Up V Pr..,rans your loan. Ak for .lpk at Third and Palmetto, v s r s It Comics ..................................6-7 as Joseph Messier. 1`6501J. Jim Dauc.tts or the draft order of call, Including classifications, defer. James W. Brooks, manager STORE ROBBED McT.sr. . Crossword puzzle .................... '1 ments and essential occupations. He writes about Vol of the store, tiled ONE OWNER A store located at. Wagner Dear Abby -------------------------------- 6 about the Reserve-National Guard situa• unteering, coniplakit against Loniax the BOSTON (Al') Gov, JOIN Editorial page ........................lB Station and operated by Mrs. tion, induction, training and benefits and obligations of Vernon Judge with Municipal A. Volpe has signed a bill set Entertainment ..........................7 Stun Semkoft was broken into military life and other aspects so vital these days both tog a $100 fine for turning bud Mite. Lomax was au-estu.I by Horoscope ..................................6 Tuesday night and a large parents and the draft-age son. police and Is being to an autwuobile speedometer ti I the Society -------------------------------------lA amount of cash, cigarettes and city jail untlt'a- a held In "Serving you is our pleasure." number misrepresent the Sports --------------------------------2A-'JA at portable television set was Iiijiiii, I ;207.60 tidies on the Vehicle— reported stoicti. - . j +Igm '. Running 'larget S C. ~ M"VcAft ,--• . - or Amu'rka" Squadrons sniper Blasted - "The Nile ,U0S0AirToL aveFrance ow ' . the St. .h)hnR River ** Phone 822-2011 or 425-591M '47TO 4 . • ___ , - '' Ball Captures0 T I'll, Want her embarrassed by all of library window thc!re stw had AUSTIN. 'Fe,. (AP)-Charles Miss Rarger also watch'ed• the Brackenridge Hospital, opera- George McCoy, 26. another ofti- record at the university was been working. She could see SIX ,rziIb this." 1,, J,1t1 Whitman, known as a su1nrh hr ted by the City. Many %Vt'I'(' I cer. They gave a rifle to Allenabove average. W quit, 'thoughtful young man. treated in hallways on As postscripts to the noteS, persons lying On the cement In his home town, hake "A policeman would -nm -out INI strPtch Crum, a university employe. Auguzt 2, 1966 ____________________________ 12 lsb wile and mother to Page the emergency room fapolice said, Whitman had writ- near the building. Worth. Fin., Whi(man's friends shooting and use his body as a ers as The three men made their tlifl embarrassment, he duties became overtaxed with ten: recalled him as a normal, could see the people guard for the others, ... the *t what he W85 about to observation who the arrival section, of each ambulance. WflY to frIendly boy. "12:30 am. mother already moving a little bit hut they nev- crouched while they ran. YOU siient everybody he could Volunteer blood donors also where they separated. As Mar- "He must have just lost his dead. the University or Texas "3 o'clock - Wile and mother er Could get up and walk could see the (pollee) bullets flocked to the hospital as news tlnez rounded a corner he .,; bern .. • mind — hang," said Mrs. L. J. away," she said. "The Sniper ricocheting off the tower." Be killed 13 more per of the massacre spread about the sniper and fired. both dead." Hollern, a neighbor who had would shoot at them again. ing an unborn baby. ; Walter Emhray, a junior from the city. — Shortly alter 9:30 a.m.. he The sniper wheeled then known Whitman since he was a "Once I saw a policeman run- San Antonio, said he had a simftct' shot him to death ) r. Police Chief Robert Miles said snapped back one shot. Marti- little boy. "His mother was a went to Sears. Roebuck and In addition to the 16 dead. 3! bought a shot-gun on credit, took ning across the open area and plc reaction to the shooting: "I that during all the shooting nez emptied his pistol at the perfectly good mother- very wounded In Whitit home and sawed off the stock you could see the sniper's gun just wanted to get the hell out of there was no concrete plan for sniper as McCoy rushed onto strict with the boy, a regular -." kicking up the cement dust right there." y of carnage Monday. I and barrel. capturing the sniper. the platform firing his shotgun. churchgoer who made the boys Seminole County I 1) � 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. 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Ti ? Ti '0 S 16 h' **ditrb rraIb Pare I 6A IKmw - July 28. 1966 fh~ President Intervenes In Air L ine Strike 6~416 Your C. Fireman Seminole * * * County River on the St. Johns 'p * "The Nile of America" One Step 0%, I Se *atiftirb c7 l br '+t CiO'4 UountYLegal ee- newly formed local orgnrnzntion, Is having it var- • ietv sale, Saturday at the old Sears building on First Street, 4 opening Rt 8:30 A.M. They'll have baked products, plants, Warden supplies, jewelry, cloth. insr, kitchen and housewares • , of WHITE Sr 2515 Laurel Avenue, joined the Sanford fire department as a macban- ic on Oct. 1, 1942. A na. tive of Tenneaaee, he at- two chilMarjorie, dren, Bobby, also a flue. have • mn d Nancy. weekend: 1-lot and sin showers. - -Fstnb1Iahed 1908— FRIDAY, JULY 29, lDflfl — SANFOIU), FLORIDA VIA1'IIIR: Thursday 94-72; VOL. 58 NO. 245 All Len sed - Wire — Chamber Steps Up Publicit I: Wins Wk And told both sides he wants them to reach agree. I I ment through collective bar • and toys, maybe even furniture. Proceeds will go into gaining. ______ starting a scholarship fund for I After a White House meeting furthering legal education for ith Johnson. 11 men from the PS it deserving Seminole County N 31AHAN i management side and 11 from y student. The secretaries claim • the union side marched across they will have everything from Improved publicity instru• ____ A to Z--accessories the street to the eecutive ofto zircons! nwn'.s on Seminole County were ;. fice building and went into seqRobert Best, son of 'Mr. and discussed and approved when Mon once more. Mrs. T. A. Best of Sanford, the proposed 1967 budget was 1 White Howse press sec retary and Dan I sit ick, son of Mr pascd at 1 lmrsdny night's ______ Rill D. Moyers said Johnson set and Mrs. D. W. Larrick, of meeting of the Seminole County • ,, --' Longwood, are no deadline for action. studentsAt Chamber of Commerce board of' summer classea at Memphis director He said," Moyers reported, _:•— The bud Ii IPe — State University. '-il "that collective bargaining is for 1967 totaled ' 10 the free, democratic way set Join Krlder, manager of the And speaking of ninth t uew Chaiiber showed the board ding the differences you have • , OR old), don't you tax payers phamplets, brochures and maps ?V1' this morning that 'that's a bet c7 -----' grouse over the tax bills when in color featuring Seminole ter way than legislating the -they come in October. The County. The board approved the breaking of strike, or seji.iirp, EMERGENCY CAlI for blood %vas answered this unteers had their buddy, Pfc. Arthur .1. I)ouville school board bad its budget. motion to reorder a two.ycar or presidential fiat: morning by these volunteers of the Marine Hair(below), "all shook tip" at the sight of the needle meeting Tuesday — And YOU supply of 50,000 to be given Moyers, talking with newsracks at Sanford Naval Air Station, More Maheld by Nurse Vera Mothers. were invited to be there. "About awaz free all over the county men after sitting In on the rines will answer the cull next Friday. These vol(Herald Photos) - original session in the Cabinet four mills was added to the and to interested Individuals in •. • existing tax rate to take care other states inquiring informu room said Johnson feelq th-it I ' . Of salary hikes, about which (ion on the county. Xridcr ox. •' •;i'. continued, prolonged negofla 4 I much has been heard lately. plained that the cost of re tions flOW are no more likely to DAVID I1ANIER ,.,. '' i 4. I' All in all, it seems that unless printing will be covered in the . bring about a settlement than : •. you all don't like it thataway funds set up for publicity ad. 'r-i--• intensified. concentrated bar• the increase in TOTAL millage vertising in the new budget. gaining. a•i ;'': (all phases of operation) will .! It appears. Moyers said, that be up 2.4 milis over what you Also explained to those atthe differercei betxcen !ahrir Were paying for education last tending was the coming Decemand management have been yeRr. Well. that's ONE WRY to ber edition of Fortune magazine IM, dowN narrowed to inmething le' .page -which will feature a IF learn! than $2.5 million. He said the . . • s companies have been offering spread on Florida. Robert Bes. PANAMA (AP) — Five Amer- fetched" to expect that the ! in From Lormg Air Force Base serer, who recentlyattended a about 0 bf million above present University of Florida Alumni lean astronaut-recovery planes plane got as far as Peru. " Limestone, Maine, comes meeling of the Florida Develop. A pay an b enefit standards and Association and students and There is simply a possibility word from Lt. John Higgin. ment Commission in Orlando, were alerted for a dawn takeoff .e unions have come down on faculty of the university will th at with the available fuel ft botham, public information ficer there, that he blasted a Wim_u is ui.wg done by the Dc. U2 reconnaissance plane that ,, .....I1 I • a b' it more. or anywhere along that radius, and special television film prer7'''-hole-in-one on the station's velooment Commission a n d apparently Hew W..,, ..S p,Oi. he said. Moving in on the negotiations sentation Thursday at 5 p.m., • " "i'Fortune 'goif course recern.y. Z recently. unconscious on a straight-line • with an after-midnight sum- at the Civic Center, Robert Presuuably the U2 flew over — was made with a five iron, The tI I III f course from lIorja until It • rnons calling the parties to the Crumley, president of the local it it continued from the new 165 yards, hit the green des by noted author Frank G crasId le somewhere south White House. Johnson beat associatiOn rn* today. Florida Coast on a southerly, and rolled neatly into the cup. Slaughter and Walt Disney, who Congress to the punch- on an. cf The specially-filmeif 30-mmcourse. Hut,the Defense DepartJohn, a comparative duffer, is will write an article "Why Flor. He p anc. with apt. Robert mentt- epokesman stad he did not fort to dump th e dispute Into ut-, documentary movie, which heady with' his triumph and Ida," telling of why he chose ._iII1 -• his lap. iis being presented over teIavf. looking for someone with Florida to expand his Disney. D. Hickman, 32, of Alexandria, know that the plane had crossed La., at the controls, took off Cuba and added there was "not At the Capitol. the Senate sion stations throughout Florwhom to play a few rounds at land operations. will corneide with rse.pThursday morning from Barks- the slightest Indication" of any Labor Committee went into the Mayfair course. He arrives • • (La.) Air Force Base on antiaircraft missile tions for future University of unusually early session to activity round home on leave Aug. 15, to visit Besserer pointed out that dale spokesman said was a from Cuba. out a measure of its own aimed Florida students and their parhis mother, Dottie Austin, The Florida ranks high on the list what a enta. Appropriate authorities in at ending the strike. Herald's city editor. Any tak- with industries all over the routine missions. It ,%%as estimated that the Peru, Columbia, Ecuador, Pan. IS hosts for the In. p Johnson's action came as's" ers7 country who plan to move many plane's fuel was exhausted by ama and Chile have been noti* negotiators talked into the early cal presentation will be Miss • of their home offices and plants Ann •\*hUfl and David Lanier. ied. the Pentagon said. morning at the Labor Depart. The latest police department to the south. He said Florida midafternoon. The last radio contact with ment. which announced "some furtm'r SniinoI.' High School There was no word on the altinews in the city of Longwood is attractive to the businessmen students now it-tending the is the report that Patrolman because It has available labor, the pilot was while he was on a tudc at which the plane was SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — a negotiating Loa earlier progress" but nu LetiLLIe univ"nsity. John Broderick has quit. This tran3portation facilities, both southerly course off the coast of flying or its destination. It was Bay area hospitals toay urged this week that "we are so far tract agreement between the Miss Mahan was scheduled leaves only Patrolman Robert and land, many raw ma Florida. lie was supposed to noted that oxygen insufficiency . , . water cx nursts o return 10 work in apat . . . that hospitals must striking machinists' union and ' ' • sreiia " appearance . turn east or west be t ween S ara0 IIUInL 3 Bailey and 'Temporary Police terials, po wer, skilled labor and nra could result above 25.000 feet, prepare for a walkout on Aug. the five grounded airlines. the event of a mass walkout by There was no immediate mdi- '.tth Dr. %Vayne Reitz. univerChief" Jack Bushor (or "Pa- markets. He added that Central sota and Key West but did not, but the U2 can fly far higher 3. The assumption is that the than that. more than 2,000 demanding trolman" Bushor, depending on Florida ranks 10th on the list cation how Johnson's fl1OVC IY pr"silent, it a presentiapilot lost consciousness, possibly turn in Gainesville Thursday. whether you happen to be the of possible locations, Hickman is the father of six higher pay. • would affect the confused jltU.Lwilliain \VaLsun, XecutiVe see. mayor or a member of council) A motion to have advertising due to anoxia (lack of oxygen)," small children two to nine years Te nospitals said nurses who tion in Congress. the Florida Alumni o ore to apprehend all the dangerous on Seminole County in the corn- the Pentagon said. The state- old. Ills wife is the former Paul- have retired or quit to become The Senate Labor Committee Ht.tr )t a1S) will attend criminals in the fourth largest log edition was moved and ft ment added that the aircraft inc Ann Cicardo, also of Alexan- housewives should be ready to was to complete action on one ass the local fete. the six municipalities in was clecided that a special ex- was "under apparent control Of dria. take the places of the ones who bil.1 to give Johnson authority to , ____Andrew Bracken, principal Seminole County. orothy ecutive committee meeting for the automatic pilot. -threaten to quit Wednesday if stop the strike while Sen.' of Seminole * ' 5 Defense Department High School, who fur ther discussion on the pro. A they are not given a "reasonMI -\lI '-P Tro'.ar I torm WaY ne Morse • D-Ore Plannet spokesman said the last radar Routing its chairSmile — you're on candid posed idea be scheduled able" "a hike. . is.no more. . Ella Downgraded to to take a stiffer proposal to the man, said freshmen students WASHINGTON (AP) An contact with the plane was over camera! Ralph Wert. of the e • * \leatwIIe state mediators a tropical depression, the Wea. Senate fluor. attending physician says froin alreudy enrolle(I -it the univerSouth Seminole Optimist Club Alsio during the business Panama. U.S. military sources called the negotiating teams for In the Labor Commit- sity have been eiit invitations was on vacation near Dayton, rne.% ting a report was made by in Panama said efforts to raise all indications there is nothing the 33 hospitals Involved in the ther Bureau said she was losrng btrength today about 400 miles tee Chairman Adam Clayttin and all tither students or parOhio, recently, when he had an Dew;tt Mathews on the 54th an. Hickman by radio were fruit- drastic or alarming" about the disoute and the (CA) California NUt3e5 Association back south of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Powell. D-N.Y. scheduled condition of former President t:its '.vhu are interested in accident caused by a blowout nual United States Chamber of less, No further advisories are new hearing on the strike. The air rescue center at learning inure about the Uniand his car was destroyed by Commerce meeting In WashingAl. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who 15 to the bargaining table late toWalt The strike, crippling t0 per verity of Florida are invited fire. A TV camera truck fol- ton, D. C., in May. Mathews, brook Air Force Base In the Ca- back in er Reed Army lios- day in an effort to avert the planned. Never a Atrong sturm, Ella cent of the nation's air traffic. tu attend. lowing him filmed it all on Vernon Mize and Lee Moore nal Zone organized search oper. pitul for what Is described as a natiou's first walkout of its generated peak winds of only unleashed a flood of critical tape. were among officers of the lo' ations from Panama south to routine checkup. The 'Iocuziivlitaz'v film, "The kind * 5 A hospital s okcsnian said 50 miles an hour as she thrashmail on the heads of members cal chamber who attended. the Peru-Chile border. Magic Tower" reflects changes ed through the Atlantic north of Congress and officials u( the )n tile 2,U00-acre Qunipus in Little Ltague Area Repre- Ma~hcws emphasized that the Five planes equipped w ith that the wives of sonic physiJohnson administration. and the past decade, interesting sentutive Jnnrny Slade, speak- countywas well represented special gear for astronaut re WASHINGTON (AP) — A clans already have volunteered of the Leeward Islands. Hurricane Dorothy was in a posed a touchy congressional new education programs now ing to the South Seminole Op- at the convention with a display covery operations were ordered maximum grant of $246,000 to help out U the nursing crisis bad way, too. Forecasters said election year quandary. titnist on the history of his or- sponbored by Chase and Corn. to the Canal Zone from Kindley has beenallocated to Florida occurs. underway and an aerial view ganization, said that of the pany. The CNA said It was seeking her highest winds ha1I dropped Serious eutiulnic i035c3 piled of rIUtU than .5211 million in Air Force Base in Bermuda and for commercial fishery re6,3U0 little league bull players President Mize presided over Homestead Air Force Base In search and development. The to toost its members' pay from from 75 to 60 miles an hour up in many parts of the nation. construction ------ ---------Central Florida, the Sentthp and were expected to continue in lvra mtIno hid In the Florida . •."'...,..i s....i. 1u1i1u ... inne --- -.------- ---- -W 1;90 £UI$115 1jul11 U 1110$ •LI'JJiU d month W )DUU)iU. I I mole Little League is the larg- conference room of the Semin• I - A U.S. Embassy spokesman appropriation aimed at proniotto weaken a Dorothy limped Laurence Corbett, th e hospi. I eat with 700 buys. ole County Cham ber of Corn. in Lima said it was "pretty far- I ing domestic fisheries. I tals' chief negotiator, said after across Atlantic water northS ______ S * 1 west of the Azores. merc.e buildin g. - _____________________ - -.-National Council of Churchii es will vote on acceptance of four applying denominations and decide the future course I -'• of the churches' work together I • : ' ins oject • when it convenes Dec. 4-9 In JACKSONVILLE (AP) At. Miami Beach for the seventh TALLAHASSEE (Al') — bt ntk' Coa 'it Line Railroad's up) general assembly. New officers Bids of more than a million crating revenue hit a record also will be elected during the dollars each were received by s; million in the second quarsession which Is expected to the State Road Department for • ter of this year. bring some 3,000 church leaders two highway construction proACL President W. Thomas and observers together for the jects. . report ed the figure was Rice first time in three years. The two big projects were •• • '. s.2 per cent above the second I -- among the 40 construction and •- • • ' quarter of W5. landscaping jobs on which the Herald Index Net income was up 21.6 per • Area Deaths .......................... 3 department received apparent I cciii. to $5,500,000 for the quar. Bridge .................................... 1A low bids totaling $9,944,583, ter or $2.05 a share of eununun i Church Directory ................8A One of the projects will pro.-• • stuck coiiipared to $1.69 in the Church News ........................2 vide 4.8 wiles of new roadway .i second quarter of 11)65. Classified Ads ...- ........... 6A.IA for Interstate lb in Nassau For the first six months this 4A-5A County; the other will four4p•• y'r. ACL had $10.7 million net Crosswuid Puzzles 4A-5A lane a 2.3 miles suction of U.B. t income, 19-2 per tent higher Dear Abby 1A 301 between the Sunshine State * " i, than a sear earlier. Editorial Page ......................8 Parkway and the city of WildEntertainment ......................8A wood. LONG-AWAITED completion of paving on Winter Park Drive In CassellIll)DKN MOTIVI Horoscope ..............................2A Bullunger Paving Company, berry was beguzs this week by county crews doing preliminary gradTOKYO (Al') - Soviet ForSociety ..................................6-7 Inc., of Altamonte Springs, on. ing and Installing curb forms. The road, which nerves two county schools, eign Minister Audrei A. GroinSports ......................................U Lercd an apparent low bid of was previously paved froni SR 436 to Crystal Howl Circle and when proyku today that the charged 'IV ------------------------------------------2A $1,875,102 for the work on the sent project is completed will be inivtd to Scniinola HoIIlevatr(j through thilted staitud might use a Vet I'm bleiioppIlls .........................JA n ' r t It south superhighway joitit IHU'lIcipultlon bL'tVJL'eU the county ititti the City of Casau)boi'ry, Niam Iwace conference to cloak north of Jacksonville, -- further pggremdutt. (Herald Photo) • - _-, - -- ________ _-_ ying • • ' lect umni Will Host New Pupils V Of F Al ' un . _______ -' ' - : 4 ' - iirc . singer bauum. of Strike an Francisco , , • • . EllaN M D anes C P - ' testimony the matt. j -• Fh Grant -. FIoridan Dies Ml Jn Auto Crash 1 1* ibrosin ,0 reru MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)— urreIi elderly Fort Myers man was and wife badly In. asp lured when their car rammed a brid ge on an unopened section ri tis near here. r__of State troopers found the car flontainIng the body of 74-year. IJ. ld George B. Gaylord of Port Myers and his Injured wife, flae, 6$, about 3 am. Tuesday. , They said the car apparently UI slammed Into the bridge OCIUomethne Monday night The 130Iccjdent occurred on U. S. 231, ? J]ly stpnder construction about 10 p.mIles south nf here. was reported In co dition at a hospital (1 Ids k .rn,, - _.... ' ' a highway ' -- f :ACL Revenue Hits New Record Area Contractor BP ig Pr - , Mrs. Gaylord - n re '3uyer Wanted (UP!) offi9or the past year, Tony WilUna has bwn b7ing get F.rsQd of his 1$8 car witlwut CI& aving to pay any money. Be give it away because he .mould have to pay luiullzig dijarges. Be c1Iu*t r.cauae he would have to pay haii regiatnitiuu ia. His only Nope, he Is to cut car up Into tiny places and w th"m In ttaab cane. ducU YEOVIL England • ' V.5. Virgin hiands, r • airline strike negotiations to . - 7 lalr 7 • day ig Mercury, Inc., and his wife have been awarded a seven-day Caribbean cruise ..-aboard the luxury liner S. S. 1ndependence, Prank L ZIToin.rman Jr., LhieoTh-Mercury general marketing manager, announced. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt will board the Independence in New York July 80 and will safi to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, and S" Juan, Puerto Rico. A highlight of the voyage will be a presentation of the 1067 Lincoln-Mercury car lines aboard the ship and on the beach at St. Thomas. Charlotte Amalie, capital of temporarily will be transformed Into "Cougar City" In honor f the Mercury Cougar, new apeeia]ty car to be introduced by Uncohi-Marcury this fall. ntsrts1.nt on the trip Vic will be provided by and Chris Schenkel, ABC-TV sports personality, will be master ceremonies for the product presentations. Bunt is representing one of E70 Lincoln-Mercury dealerships nationwide which were winners in a "Caribbean Ca" sales contest. Winning pers dealerships were those which compiled the highest percentage of a January to September sales objective before June 80. ii This will be one of the most colorful and exciting events of its type ever stated In the auto ) Industry," Zimmerman said. The "Selection for the Caribbean cruise is to the high tiofl level of professional salesman. anItW ihip demonstrated by orduni agement of Hunt Lincoln-MwireaIde cury, inc., in today's competida CtIve and sophisticated automo4'lOildE bile market." ncatod 4iami. dIled WASHINGTON (APt Pres Johnson took over the • Willie F. Bunt, owner of - Cents _________________ • • Caribbean Sea Bunt Lincoln — Price 5 ident ' Cmise h - -_______ - -- - Willie F. Hunt ungress ______________________________________________________________ . - tended echool at Zellwood. He and bla wife, IJjrrath Zip ().. 77i p. all-2611 retaries, Ahead Of - fol t. 4n' t tow it away now Lads.. I) a NO -, - 4 'z __________ rr' —- - - - - • - - - -•-• • :;---- ', .-..--- -• - --- F I �f .. . .P-~ _, . Z,: . 10 ~ V- , . , ~ 46ORO aiii -, . .~ 7 ,t -1 4 IV ' I 4I "t — 1 ;. I I 29, 3966 Page 2 —July !: .1: . ~7I I k . . I'll , . . .1--, --- - -_ I. .11. I'Jungle - Of 11 D ecision _____ I , - : Jenkins the waste, the rising rate of a decline in morality, he really *tb . " ' "We're making a big fuss native writers have envisioned a world without people, over big government, high tax- l .I couraged : .. I ' 1. trash / I , I By II newl - ', I i 11 1 11 Baptist Church held a ~, ~V , I . . , ~ -__ .. , . "I J, 11 ~ *.,7 1 , - . . U -. - residence at men in training to be missionsiries. When they first arrived the the site was In a wild state, making day.• there Is work to be done everyone pitches In to help end the dormitories large elald (Her u .ruOwj a enou single young people and three bunks high, were soon built, The structures are open air . - - . daily, Monday liigii I . : * I . ~ 0 _____________ T Souls Sets l vu I . All Soul Catholic Church, tion nitw I ordini I residc.4 da '1•d1 ,t)mted diami. ., With iously 1as be ~hii-Ida brosia is regu ifurre Uosp. entul Inie a I 'c A II) - A Il Soel4 180u. -' u * PU1 _________________ Church New Pastor . Members of Sanford's Fir ent membership of 66 per0fl8 I . -; i I I :;11--_ "I—"!. 11 I . I , .. . i : 1. ~I Alrrun& im;J il t I . . A . .1 ..4 , )" . -'.. . .- • - . - -.. -- -- . . \ speakers from country. Special , - . .. -. - , . I ...I - 1. .. ':... . ~ ,0^ItI*,--,--.,-., . _...- I . I--,&, ~,,._, _ _ " "W ~ . I -, -Wpw: _.- ._,;. U, .W.It IL7,_`,-, ,~1.1'11, . -I . . " ,.1.1 ~ __ aH '. I I .1 0 --- —.---- - -- I of refreshments and Mrs. Nan- f - 4 - --- We Offer - I . •'-"s I . . ... , ." 9 . I . Plastic Arrangemenfis, Etc. In Central Floritda - ___ ~ f SANFORD FLOWER SHCW 1. ... ' .-. . * -. . • - '.. :: ,I , 01 . " - . _,I, ~, uxrlticive of helicopters. - -- I', - . . 1% P 5 1), • as e;p 0 9k 0 It 040 ~ -_ 1 .. - 1 - 4r- - "I" I a I 250 to 31)0 daily. - - --- ____ SHRINE of the Im maculate Conception where Luci flaines Johnson and Patrick ig Joh n Nugent will be married at noon, Atig. 6, is the seventh largest rel lous structure in the world and the largest Roman — NATIONAL SPEC choir of men ON 100 ., \ Je 204 N. ELM Mt SANPORD. PtO*iOA , Pat To Receive Paul' Blessi s *n - LI Ad ft us I I I ~ unless you want low o VI, t maximum performance . equipment. - IALS .,I 1. i PIANOS L.. out ern ir 2S13 Park Dr. 3006TA P14L TELEPHONE WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 322.8321 - missions 40 0 - . ence with His Holiness last Oct. Discharges Paul D. McCourry, William 4 when he came to New York Dorton, Richard J. Williams, to address the United Nations Herold R. Heckenbach, Ithea General Assembly. President M. Cooper, James A. Riser, Johnson invited Luci, a Roman Sanford; William Steilmacher, Catholic convert, to come along DeBary; Carol Broady, Long. and she invited Pat, also a devout Catholic. wood. The Pope's message is ex- 5 W. J. CRAWFORD Willard Jesse Crawford, 49, of 2421 Yale Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday evening at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A native of Ellerbee, he came to Sanford from Lakewas ll aff ioning ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M.- 6:1 5 P.M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD JULY 29, 1966 ' air ci;1, -I pected to be little more personal than the formal messages customarily read at the nuptial masses of Catholics of unusual devotion or promi- Water Safety Course Slated nence. A new class for the training The la te President Kennedy a of Red Cross water safety In- and his bride, Jacqueline conductor for Atlantic Coast structors will begin Tuesday Bouvier, received the papal Line, was a charter member of n run or approximately blessing when they were marCh h d I Grace member of the Brotherhood of iono Jack Horner. th Persons Railroad Trainmen Sury Patricia Crawford, two daugh- er and have a current seni e saving certificate. Those rs,Patricia Jean an Elizabe th Ann, and a son, Willard interested are asked to call th e Man Meets Girl ..OpS s'flu -I,.. I . '. 1. 7r.77777 I .. ..:~ ,~V_ : ______ " L_. _________- DENVER (UPI) A bikini Stewart, of Salt Springs; a Division of the Central Florida anatcher who swiped the swim. brother, Randolph Crawford, of Chapter are urged to attend meet himself the girl in that filled Dunsmuir, Calif., and his and participate in the August sultIttofound a Denver — Ford Galaxle 500 2-Dwr Hardtop mother, Mrs. Rosa Crawford, 8-4 classes at which time Rob- County jail cell today. Police suld Miss Ilannelord :1 W .) friendly. If you want to see Thursday night at the real, bra end panties, call Terry dence of his daughter, Mrs. Then it gave a telephone Amy 1rg1e. . " HAARLEM The Ne ther- number. ' He was a World War I veteran and a member of the lands (UPI) — Just for laughs, Miss Youngman called the a customer at a anackbar pick- number. When 21-your-old DenAmerican Legion. _______________ 'Hot ct, - • $erl'lCCf - th 4 - - at - - , - .. - . . - I ty,j II ' - . Ilk over the . .) JIF lug will -- Episcopal Groups Set Meetings #aularb iirralb t'sW.ked U.Il .. rda7, SND4.7 £4 -WaLoons VMA~ At rrm rWauum 61 '11. baturd U.uid. see X. Firvack Ave. Sualutd. brior. The bewinir icuild of tile Episcopal Church of Ida. Christ a.m. chulvil, under tilt dil-tetiun of be:c6bad via&& rustasr tonsd Lunirwood will ineet sit 10 Mrs. Whituey Elliat, will h old i me IANW1401rd. r1s. Munday at the parish bouiw its first reculur lutteting ut , on Chureb Strwit following the. 0:80 &Lm. Weduesduy, alfio at ri", 9-1r- Mftrr;- Pr---- o-r4+-P #lit. wirivi, iiovipp . IF I Noris rE 8.1814 a. smiaule Mildred ftaiwy 668-5631 LWtona 1.,. v0sary "84"Z il Night Putrol crushed into the starting gute, threw the Jockey, Wltc-d through a fence and wasn't caught until 45 minutes race. O sport and economy of Falcon or Fairlane. . the fun and excitement of Mustang! They're going fast. so hurry. Buy I qu UNGIVATION SPICIPA NCWDINGNIWCava / : I owwwaftwo" On nowl Ford Country a • al clear8fleel .*- I-sameop- t I I 9 NIGIN0110 to share a $305,958 jackpot for picking six straight horses put their money on Night Patrol, the 44 second favorite. , Sanford GOODWOOD,Engluiid(UPI) 0 Year's lowest prices for the quiet luxury of Ford . s * the $ -Thirteen racing fans who needed only one more winner 6 Virginia Pet.reskl P. 0. Boi 1214 Favorite Fails W . LOOKI - 11 churge. eight great grandchildren, and til he "cooled down." three brothers and five sisters. Griunkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangementa. ol 01 . -- - a a \_ Mrs. Ergie, are four other pers and devoured its con te nts. Pence met her as arranged over Mom ents later, daughters, Mrs. Mary Richarde wen on a the telephone, police were there of Yuma, Ariz., Mrs. Elsie rampage and destroyed nearly too. son, all the furniture, Other patrons Rouse, of Hot Springs, N. c., gave him glasses of water to Mrs. Elizabeth Winfrey, t — Kissimmee, and Mrs. Peggy drink, but he did not let up. InWilman, of Albany, Ga.; two stead, he broke the glasses, I1IAWPOHH, WIllARD Jissei -Funeral cervices for Willard sons W. C Godwin, of Pay. smashed a coffee percolator Jesse Crawford, 49, of San. etteville N. C. and Owen W and attacked a waiter. ord, who Ied Tt1a will Police locked him up and Godwin, Clark Air Force Base: f at 4 P. m. Saturday at Methodist C' Is ii rots Philippines; 15 grandchildren ; said they would hold him un- Fune ral No ice 0 ivor$hlh J. Pg qouf . • - k p I • - tnø - - t a ui'uiiD 322.6321 NEW AAATTMSIS BOX SKINGS WUYWOOD $111W-ALSO 4W SIZE A KING Mll MADE TO OffiXit AU AT FACT0111Y MCIC ric an cut to coum #Ua "ov"s - LAW a ornson,, nc., San or , a* 11 / li I *" - ~ I r . • - -- --- —.- -- --. -* I - d- L ' ' .rP,'" . 1 - - Sevfli.n CIeiiiIeeI icr DAY FARRELL'S • e 1 than had previously been flown againt the raiding Americans. In on day against the North. A The targets included a rich — 0 322542 640 'I'lle cost ,A,Ilq WIP Navy Jet Tile targets hit Thursday InchI(it (IO!,,fl by ground fire The cluded a missile site only tour ltvd!; fired only threi, (of (heir milpq from Haiphong. deep InSiiri't t)Uilts(ii'taCPtOair mis- side what pilots call the "misI"S. and 1111 Inlq,wd. a U.S. mil- qIle envelope" around the vital ilary spokesman said. I Hanoi H a i phong area. Clearing wenther And a heavy But the number of SAM misconcentration of Navy planes silen .06(hted was surprisingly and Marine Aircraft which small. started flying bombing ralds There wre no reported sight. against North Viet Nam 10 days Ings of the Soviet-built MIGs ago enabled t1w Americans to which lately have shown insend ii;i about (0 more sorties creased willingness to do battle 1 - Holy & RUGS (raft against RflY number of previously that an A4 Skyhawk and its pilot from the carrierT Orisk a ny were missing On a raid Thursday near Vinh, 140 miles ahnv the 17th Parallel. The 11111lie was file 119th report- sortle.q flown July 15. The figure 'I lost Ii (flIT1t)flt iii the South, in recent. weeks has averaged ______ — be present to assist Horner, found her swimsuit missing and ked to call e:a:n55:;:as PAUL E. GODWIN the chairman,a note in her car. It read: "Don 't call the cops. Don't Paul Ethan Godwin, 69, of Mrs Edith Avenel for further get the wrong idea. I am Celery Avenue, Sanford, died Information. : ': _____ _ ert Zubrod, Southeast area diof Maccienny. Gramkow Funeral Home is rector of safety services will 3224452 322.1 UZ '• _____ i 1! I Mrs. Donna Mae Harden, both All current Red Cross water o lacc1enny, and Mrs. Louise safety instructors in the North Of I le. . .r . e, . " I 1. I .. -11-1 -:: 11 I k.. I , .j ,sisters, Mrs. Odessa Smith and a.m. and I p.m. to register. Largest Selections Fresh Flowers, , k U lft'lestmin saId. lIe reported Thursday was In excess of 375. h' gr'tintl lire In the area The prvinus high was about 115 .' al, all of Sanford; three Red Cross office between 9 One Of The . .0 ne autopsies were ordered land 13 years ago. He Donald Tise will be In charge - - 0 and Mrs. Eloise Sorokowsky. five and SIX. Mrs. Myron Reek and Mrs. — the olina area. In the evening, internation. allykuuwn Ispeake" WJU Chal. lenge the thinkin &W bring in5* 1111011 to a large group frern nil over Itie 11FE-PIVIbIV. PANEL QUIZ was highlight of speciul prognim following dinner mt*ting of the Candlelighters Claris of Gruce Methodist Church. Shown, with the moderatclr, C. Vernon Mize (center) are (from left) Bob Oisburn, CIA" pruident; Mrs. Jean Leonard, chwo . tmicher; Xn. Joe T. CoUins, rir^frr?&T" r-1'o.;"V"#1 Jn r-, ; Vint- Pril, Tominlip -ts-r r,f fba ehtirp'h. .S Mrs. Alvera Kelly and na Murray, One and two; Mrs. I Flo McNult3', three and four, J the neck. Dea three and four, and "Living as Christians In a World of Confuct," five and six. Teachers in charge are Mrs. Belle Rosbirian. kindergarten: . — "I.r_. . . ... l - Hospital Notes Area Theme topics for the various departments are "God's Plan for Families," kindergarten; / "The World of Differences," one and two: "Christian Cornmunity Around the World," ' 1 1. ed body Indicated death was caused by broken carUlage in ' '- ' I . .1 the nuptial mass with original music Hung by a 100-voice and boys from two Baltimore churches. * . v1sual 2naterials. --- through Friday of next week wi th classes from 9 a. in. until ... . in the afternoons, time will B Donna Esteis be given for inount4o.clitnblng and vurpui-ate CW1IIIIU!I1UU. and sight-seeing trips through The executive board of the Mm. Jean Pusst.ei'naek, presithe Ugg teru North Car. Episcopal Churchwomen of dent will conduct the meeting. - - Road. is scheduled Monday . '4, — - . .' : Florida, murnings W11.1 be largely giv. sses iscus. - . A - Vacation Church School at Grace Methodist Church, Onora . -- . 1: - _ AO I — -- I . : children. Announces VCS / ',. - "' 0 ____ , ". . Airs. Farber waited until after Warren Bryant, Margaret Lake, the marriage of Luci Baines Jewell Penner, Janet Standifer, Johnson and Patrick J. Nugent, Mrs Coppolino's death to report her suspicions about the Annie Ruth Paige, Nida Tabor, it was learned today. George Scott, death of her husband. Minnie Pearl Highly placed Catholic sourCharles Both the Coppolinos and Mrs. H Pierce, ces said the papal benediction Frances ' Farber moved to Sarasota after probably will take the form of Charlie Taylor, G e r t r u de the Colonel died and they again Woods, Sanford; Jean Sim- a warm fatherly message to became neighbors. it was Mrs. , Mims; Pearl Poll, Allen the bride and groom which Coppolino who signed Farber's mons will be read by Archbishop Park, Mich. death certifi Patrick A. O'Boyle at. the wedBirths Coppolino,cate. who married a ng ceremony at t o NationPaige, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Sanford, twin girls; Mr. and al Shrine of the Immaculal:4 ife's death, il sched. after Mrs. Canton Tabor, Sanford, Conception Aug. 6. ed to 5b: arraigned Sept. 1 Lucl and Put had an audia girl. - .. '..... fl7g or, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Annie Queen Bass, Rudolph Pope Paul V1 is expected to felt they should be investigated. F. Roehlk, harriet McIntosh, bestow his personal blessing on Authorities did not say why Grace Methodist . .- of ..,...-, , 11 buyingBibles for other _____ . Both deaths were officially attributed to heart attacks. But authorities in New Jersey said an autopsy on Farber's exhum- after Farber's widow, Marjorie, 52, tipped the FBI th at she was "suspicious" of the circumstances of the two dea th s and used for mission work. such as . - . - . .' or I each day by the children to he .. . . A ', ______ Viet Nam -fifly 29, I-966 — Page 3 'i Air Force P101) Super Sa targets. The practice Is dc. bre jt flghtvr was shot down on signed to keep exact Informs. a str;,fiiig run V tnlli's suUitInn from the hanoi regime. W(ct if Saigon this afternoon Uowever, cjualified sources Catholic church in the United States. Seven-hundred gtie.4ts will atteful Sunday School Superintendent, Conference .. I M. Garrett 0 The program concluded as Miss Booth presented to the M 4 HPHr IinliitioniZ. a ted Coppolino in the death of retired Army Col. William E. Farbcr, 53. a neighbor and close R. D. Priest, the offering given trustees and counefl, in recent New Tribes serve in remote meeting, approved the AuSug areas to take the gospel to service program, the purchase primitive tribes as yet unreachof a typewriter for the cbureb ed in this non-denominational office and storage shelving and faith mission. partin) rain gutters for the parrounage. J• to be undoctablo after death Last wee k, grand Jury' in Indic. Monmouth County N "The Wonderful Word of God. and were each presented a cer- . -. - . . a;, i 1A 4, 11L... 1 -- ~ .. ters. The indictment charged that Copimlino killed his wife by in. Jecting into her bloodstream a dnig called succinic chlorine, which causes fatal paralysis and which was once considered tificate. been Reinhold Trutsche] aries, a ithey also go to Jan. aries, us the~y also go to Ianand Laurence Hansen. in church, tribal tures. - oUrj I% " s' ing the main theme. class had accomplished. assist. ed by Louise Priest and Mary Baxter. All joined In ,slnging the theme song of the ble School - . . v . fur Ir I ..• . era] Assembly of the I)enomlna. Sunday. Dr. Joe A. Tolle, au. Smith, Mrs. Larry Watson, and p.m. Sunday at the home perlatendent of the DeLand dis- Mrs. Frank Price. Patti Congrove, 1201 Guy tioi , to attend the Church din- tension Conference, Aug. 4-10, triet, will be speaker during the Ret. Seel's mother, Mrs. Street, Beer Lake Hill, service and wil l preside at the George See!, also was present zier, an hour of recreation, and at Montreat, N. C. Together with Mrs. Garrett conference. for the occasion, a brief business meeting. - and daughter, Laura Jo, Elder - ., Garrett will be atttUng Town and Country section of , • it.; I #t the conference, being one of Of .. .I / . . ., - 0 f% Ir Coppolinos two young daugh- students presented a short program. Robert Baxter gave a brief resume of what the junior . - , First Methodist Church, San- Ing coke and Punch to the The Beur Luke Methodist Presbyterian Church ford, will be held following the gue:s us they arrive were Mrs. Youth Fellowship will meet o- Covenant, Sa nford, has been seevening worship service this J o e Morgan, Mrs. Jurrett twefl tile hoUrs of 6 and 8 lected by an agency of the Gen- -- "I 1- i . , the opening exercises of the C Sunday School our w . I" Wiwi nilla Coppolino, 32, a phyi- became more familrnr with Bible characLLrs as they hearo n % N k . . ful items expoundseveral use I Youth ' .. ~- . cash. Lcket are now on sale. parsonage, iooi West First It was decided to observe the next Communion Sept. 4, Street. to welcome their pastor and his wife, Rev, and stead of Joseph M. Garrett, a charter Mrs J. Lester See!. Conference member and ruling elder of the Meeting First quarterly conference for Acting as hostesses and serv• . 4 . 'If U -. . _-~ V 1414 \ ) ,~ % 4, 1% . 1. I After providing a roof over Hourse committee for this month by those preparing as mission- Rev. Owen reported 136 pusst toral calls m June and a total within a 50-mile radius of San. Church Of tile Nazarene recentford, or an alternate of $1,000 Jy held an open house at the 1 II L. - I 1 ,--% '' .0 , - cian, herself, and mother of the ,stories illustrated with 4% i colurful flannel-graph%. . . . - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer. part of the training undergone Bob Crow, Cdr. and Mrs are and what we stand for. Cirnyce, Mrs. Marion LaTour, How much do You know of Lois Falgione, June Sici-putow. the grace that susta ins, the love ski, and Dr. W. Vincent Ro. that compelis and the berts. Spirit that vitalizeg? Dono Hul)? t you DeMattio was elected general think It is time you found out? chairman of the group, Crow 5 ticket sides chairman, Marian Grand prize will be a 24 by . . . ..'\ A.,. ," N. Sermon topic chosen this the gate and it struggles slon were George DeMattlo, ize and remind us of who 28 fool swimming pool, install. ed free of charge anywhere "~ . Love must lie our guide. li plans for & Full through sand, mucky mire, wa. Festival, n new event in tile it; the t-L-nter of the Sernion on weel: bv Rrv. George B. Owen ter, and low hanging limbs church's activity , at a recent the Mount. Every decision must pastor, is "Out Little systems:' meeting of reprc-sentativos from be mude it, the context of love Special musical selections for got to its demLinution. Ozie of the skills that will the service, with Mrs. Owen the sponsoring organizations - . i it the loving thing to Spirit, Pianist, wIll be "Morning Pray. come in handy an the field that And finally the Holy Holy Name Society. Catholic , ; taught at the camp is hair and I Women's Club. Las Columbitais, its presence and power to guide cutting. und divide. To sepurute the "Grand -Choeur," by Salome. and Knights of Columbus. e "Jungle Camp is only Welcome committee will Ch af f from the wheat. To vitalPresent for the planning • - - -4 .. & , j - 1a _____ . the Aug. 28, 196S, death of Car. : The primaries learned at 1 least one Bible verse each day as they retraced the journey ! of Abraham and learned of Bible-time customs. modes of travel. clothes and food. Child ren n e N 11 We need 9MCe--we need love Sunday morning worship ser...and we. need the power and vices of the United Church of in itself quite an adventur* presence of the Holy, Spirit. Deltona, United Church of and only a four-wheel drive Grace to sul;tain us, to give us Christ. are conducted eacb vehicle ir, capubic of accom. courage and to pick us up, for- Week at 10 o'clock at the Del. plinhing the feut- The camp's give and give us a new start tona Community Center on faithful pickup truck is used to haul the occasional visitor from 'bei We fall. Lake Monroe. Sanford The . , I • \1 ii i A Sarasota County grand jury joyed choral reading and made d /" .. U that, he "would be disposed to i Testament as the studied par ! ~ ticularly the Psalms. They en- piT N. ntthc'k fllgtt by onhnu1 of (ra ft inc1idfn nn ROtnot bargeand North 1110 Nam It-, iv, vleqf 11,S. .otpokegmen (in nint reveal harbor hig whith ww; hlnqted in of )OUfldiI)UOf thwnr Thtircdny the r1urnlierrfortie fPnwnnver phong. The 'bomb damage rewith Irure than 375 strike sor- the North. Instead they the Parts" lIsted 13 etroU'um sup tk' niUiinqt targets from flu' w,gii' term "missi0115 ' which ply clumps left hladng. uu I nuiilel to ft nilssik' site 1cnn Flieno anY nllmhf!r cit air The U.S. command announced Li'f : , "Florida prefers to try him here" The C,ocrnor said after Indicted Coppolino Monday in ~ 11M Burns has decided. Burns sa id th at while no for -.. , mal request for Coppolino's ex. i tradition Ihad been received, honor" an extradition request made by New Jersey. Booth's Juniors learned th e variety of musical in. -truments mentioned in the Old 0 . ft, "., % . I clothing." Each unit plans end pre Its own food and only one a week in to get groceries (1,7 a member of the staff) is al ]owed. All food Is prepa red over wood fires and there is no re. frigeration. Deltona Selects . . .I 4. k~ , - . . Mrs. Marpret Rarden, begin- hyacinths and Is unsatisfactory Brenda Johnson, Karen Bran- 'strop came. Life does not have and Rev. • s, Sheryl and Teresa Saville, to be this way Jesus says. To live In our world we have and a visitor, Jeanlne Thnes. Accompanying the girls were to make moral decisions. EnMrs. Jack Huggins, WMU pres. ticements are everywhere and Ident, and Counselors Mrs. wi]. we tempt ourselves to partake bur Painter, Mrs. Grogan and of them. We need three things Mrs. Grady Caulk. to keep from doing it and ,stay whole in a shattered world By ' M .k L. models of logs and bbage When we speak nj ra palm thatch. Smaller huts were we are talking about aThough A two-week Vacation Bible constructed for each of the It is not th e most imfamily units. Mosquito b- pro. School will open Monday portant thrust, our ethical combined corn a man's faith by the way about -. When • beginners. : Miss at New es Missionary Institute at 00cido and all cheerfully do their jL 1 as uOWfl lB p11otos. (1) Stall M ember work on frame for hut. cb will house his family, with aid of his two children; (0) Three of e girls at outside large thatch but which serves as dor ~mitory for single girls; (3) The inevitable laundry problem has to be faced even in the jungle and sbady banks of Blackwater Creek provide logical spot; (4) Douglas Caulder, former Qnsselberry resident. .sharpens boln knife as be visits with Pion, Danny, who is on leave from 3ilarine Corps; 05) Mrs. Ken Sukup (left) Manages to maintain an air of gracious living when entertaining family and friends at dinner in her rustic home. sknim during the Japanese Nursery for children of the tmctar from a spring one-andwords: "W'hosoever doeth these and Communist invasion. A workers wM be In charge Of a-half miles away. movie of his life Is being made thinD shall be likened unto a Mrs. Charles Rabun. . The laiandry is set up an the Amd WIll be released in the near w1se man that buildeth his Mrs. Glennis Mann w1ll be bank of the creek with a "man. pianist and secretary. powered" washing machine life is to live er workers include GA girls attending included The secret rinse tubs. en asked if is Pauline Duncan Cynthia Mo- in a world going to pieces. - • Irene Austin Mr , was necessary to put a quarter "ft. Patti Lowe. Linda Smith, and not be disintegrated our- Mrs. Treva S • In the machines, one witty gen. trlluglm, Pa inter, Pain Lowe Ks selves. The other house built up- Yvonne Edwards B ' tleman replied, "Yes, a quartet rien, Debbie and Kathy Rendek, on sand fe.11 apart when the mocl:4 31rs. Gibbs. Miss Rays, of an hour for each pleas 1 All i Miss Florence W il son were teachers for the .Iii41akiYiS a mixture of hard cork and fun for those in training women and nine single young ,, 4I I beth Priest and . Anna I !* .. _41 V .. of . . . and the book t6M about tell us much about believi ing' iiers, and Mrs. Linda Willis, for drinking purposes. Water, Wallace as he ministered to the ese people as a doctor.mis. that comes elsewhere but tiar nursery, therefore must be hauled ends the "Sermon" with these I i ... ., acquainted with the Wallace how to live our faith Be doesn't Mrs. D. C. Spivey, primary; ered with a healthy stand of ~ • South Vi t str;i, e Nnrn1sorti' jq (Af' AmrIenr, pilots gnvQpltlnr'. Ida first in the dth of his former wife, Gov. ilaydon ?1s. R. P. Priest. Miss Ruby Booth Was in charge of the Jun. mr class. Mrs. Priest taught ~ J the primaries. and Miss Eliza- q# " i ist Episcopal dition to the 14 young single Oaklawn Baptisf a mo lity, To Have VBS ethics, family ••1 ' - 1. book study, picnic, and swim - fie acts - especially when he Friday. from 8:30 until 11.30 their heads they then set about I ming party Wednesday at .Rock is alone, or away from home. a.m. for all oys and girls of improving some of the niceties for keeping house, Including Spi'Ixs. Jesus Jesus did not have a pro- the area four to 16 years old Mrs. Eunice Barrett will rustic beds, shelves, stoves, taof the book was"RU] nounced system of ethics. 'Wallace of China," by Jesse ethic is contained In the Ser58 principal of the school. bles, and benches. . The campsite is only about Fletcher and was taught by Superintendents will be Mrs. . mon on The Mount. Someone Mrs. W. M. Grogan. hasculled this "Jesus Design Evelyn Bays, Intermediate; 200 yards from Blackwat.er Rev. and Mrs. Grogan are for Living." Here Jesus tells us Mrs, Jean Bradley, juniors; Creek, but, IL ib completely cov: 1~ i '.:t 2743 tect the campers from bloodThe Intemedlate and Junior duct becomes the thrust of our Oaklawn Baptist Church,' Country Club Road. with sesthirsty visitors while they sleep. Girls Auxiliary of Prairie Lake religious faith. We quickly dis,. 11 1. - , Ten families * total of 20 children are involved In ad- ai pp nted roi ' , morality could mean something else. It could mean a fresh new pproach to the teachings of Jane Casselberry ed a week of daily Vacation Bible School last week. the school was Director of --_- with vicarage on Maine into the minds of our free se., free drinking, and free everything. A morality devoid of rules and laws. But the new • Prairie S 6ids Auxiliaryi Studies I ; cur- just reading the of Jets Pound . % . 1. -Al SARSO1' (AP' - Pr Carl ('oppoll no, .14-year-old stlie• list facing firs t - degr ee murder indir'tments in Florida and New .Tersi'y, wi ll stand trial in Flor• The Sunday School departFirst Southern MethO ment dist Church. Sanford, c'omplet- rent head lines. War. . .mazz young people over TY, movies Street and will be honor- it necessary to clear away pal. mottos and underbrush to even murder.. zispe. . ziot& ..death and the newstands. e.d lit SL reception in the pitch the tents which provided We hear a lot them days an the highways. - -staggering temporary shelter until their poverty. Then inside the front about "The New Morality." Our parish house of the thatch huts could be constructpage when he reads the statist- understanding of this phrase .~I ~ I '. .1 ", ' the planet earth without atmos- even get excited over the trash car of phere on which people live In in outer space But when are Church domed cities whom environment we going to start griping over the slipping morality? When flow in ii manufactured. .I Camp" five miles off SR 44 deep In the chigger in fested __ ________ n Wife's Death Bible School , - WARREN Thomp- to the primitive Jungle tribes. law, civil or moral, Christ and streams (our fishing holes) and even God. One writer depicts pollution of the atmosphere. We i - valuable to those of the group training to go as missionaries ., any es, pollution of our rivers and governments, chmvms, Methodist Has New Tribes wilds Of Lake County. There are 40 persons living at the camp site, which provides th for us . % B Jane (Iberry New Tribes Missionary lnstj.. tuti? at Oviedo Is holding Wceks JUngk annual SIX I .. . ker. kebert Thit ke4t to fl t, wonder. it to pieces." That's the Int'rigu- that he ]crnk to see if anything I lug sermon topic Isaw recent- is being done about it all, and ly in a church bulletin. Imise- he doesn't see much. B .. First Southern Now In Session : Making Camp' Doctor-Sused Will Be Tried - 1 I - �I', on I Sh,un!grh irruth - 'ie 4 — July Wtjr •anf orb 11fern1b July 29, 196 — Page 5 29, 108b row Know Your 0 I f F Fireman : '' .- 7M ~71 Muslin ite These are but t, few theo7 Outstanding values fro Great August White Sale . 4 . C ' J EARE ia wbat Patricia Barty aleves r the In a study of ber starring uk in Or &us1 Wife, SOM tdy swim to es1.ist NW-TV this fill. a ivrL$. Patricia asasquerades as the wife of a young *0 furiber bia Wr - h • And Children .s led Pillows 10801 of old age In bed year 217; No pension payment per year. In an automobile if income above $1 -a Fitted A widow with one child of private salesman or catch- the veteran may receive: m- took way l.,......ui who die of old age, if income Is over E,000 per Injury that is in no year. If there is more than one j1 -, or nected with their inib. child, the monthly payment will epa con he increased by $16 for each j additional child. all;:4 vitaign's children are br payments, either as When there is no widow (or gsk of the family or as in. the widow Is ineligible) the pgte$u.ls after a widow aims minor children of the veteran pension payment or w,srries, If they are Un- may receive mmi r1 . and under 18--or UP as follows: to op 28 If attending a VA- One child $38 Per Month; (However, Each .4ditlmiul child ii; When H u'M e school. and women yeeeiv- there is more than one child, under the War Or. the amount payable will be aid j'-ducntion Program are equally divided among them. If entitled to further aid un- the income of the child Is greator than $1,800 no pension will 4m, this 1'A pension program.) served Ix paid, but the child's own A ,siayun must have are not to be counted or more of active duty earn' bime .Rpaniah-American War, as income. There was another pension Wsid War I or ii, in effect until July 1, system ke his family eligible. to This length-of-duty qualif i- 11460. Many widows and cliii: dren are receiving benefits unis waivcd If the ,iien'Iwabind was disabled an der that system. They ma continue to do so. They have the iult of must have an the option of changing to this The veteran children ure an Income of no more be obtained at any VA office. am P • 4 ° • r _ 69C rvondasoft Finish - tufI ted . le car. pet, with lid cover. Choose from 8 colors. .. 3.98 2-Pc. Workable COSE BATH of pink, maize, blue, green or coral woven stripes. Scoop up several to match your decorl • •. ' MATCHING WASH CLOTHS ............ '1 i MAT SET ' 1 7c ' . • NO-IRON I • '• • • • I' SUNSAFE LU 'P P '.. 4" " •. . HANG 1 • IN 15 MIN. •. , . ' . • • -• • . • . ' - • . • 94 48"W x - - . ' •,,• ., i ' 48"W x 84"L 3.94 pr. Comp. 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Feature deep 3 finger pinch pleating. Choose from 4 decorator colors to match your decor; red, gold, beige or blue. Buy and save nowl owens-Corning Trademark. -1 ii of the PR. ' £ -1 . 63111 - - I FIBERGLAS DRAPES , ', ' 244 fly Donna Estes First drafts of a new charter for the town of Altamonte Springs will be completed for council examination by Sept. ember, Town Attorney S. J. Davis Jr. has reported to councli. flav1 wa Instructed by the board early in the spring to begin work on the charter. Council plans to submit the draft to an advisory reteren dum of the people during cipal elections In December and request legislative action during next session of the LegtaI.aure. b The attorney was instructed to prepare a report on all the forms of municipal government which might be appropriate for Altamonte for pre.sentation at next Wednesdays council meetlog and to give his opinion at that time on the best type or government for the town. er In hear i ng - • • -. ' - 3. , ' • . 199 11 7 oral Print 20" X 32*0 rut Ild cover - • I . ' • ,. ' . .: II . .; • 1 , , . - $ 0 L ." , . • . •' _____ 7.98 Wallto Wall •. Li instrucUuns at his • I % S MAKE - ' • BATH CARPETING Soft, gentle, long-wearing Cone Mills 'Wondosoft finish cotton terry both towels come in your choice AIR CONDITI ER SPICI BFAT THE HEAT WITH THESE COOL P •• t ,: • . i9 — ME ITEMS FOB . •i , - ' veteran is entitled da) ' . .. i CH I, RECTANGULAR TUBE will be held for towagen of - -- 44c without a ' c p 47 I week, discussion will be on the bmcapable of self-sup- oblems of conmsrnmkation bemantel tie- tweet peoples and a Hollywood ANOMw of film, "The £.yo—TIit Dehu1d reaching er ' win be shmm. anawnas long as di during Iii on exists.-or until n th, at 7:45 p.m., a Singout . • BATH TOWELS 9 £ I, who become per- T'''. ,, 1,111 1 SERM ____ PP" COLOR TV * discussion and study per. . aumber of dependents Jor lad led by Nov. Guthrie. Next of health." - ' " PEC P aatbm invited to *W111" If Month; With teed aaj fimcU of the cluircim. I ___•___..•_. .. is =Aw to be eligible. she ming, volleyball, horseshoes, a W go children must not have soclel hour, and a devotional - . / C' . FROM FLORIDA'S LARGEST COLOR TV i v DISPUYI! The widow of veteran must Bear Lake. There will be swim. hive remarried. — . • White, pink, gr..n, Set blue, yellow, lilac. of 12 WHY WAIT?? SELECT 23" . 1 '\ WHIRLPOOL automatic vsassiiisf that It will, DEUVERY tpabliere t? Z'E r , jh . ' . 1.19 FLORAL SHOWER HOOKS pcfh returned returned to Whirlpool w th the pitied herein spsdfisd b . urvice organizabon owthatirW by either Whirlpool or 1h 4W& work bvt and found by WIrIp.si to dIsctiwt,rlsl.r in ISS$hip: for V Uled if two years after purchase, .ILW$eIps.i. SPP misd of. P$P Pont comprising iii, appliance. ,stirl, 00 on the following wIJ give A' I I Iris of tkOI$S ISDOI? CI OXChan5S t hi swim *4 r1of L 'bar INWt. (A widower of a 5undpy after a two-week vaca. -r., "Nuan serviceman can claim flon with his family in North Ut *Wft bsWits if he is, and was Carolina. at i0w Atdp.ni Sunday, the church milies Will have a covered physic sh dinner meeting at the 110 green, blu. or yellow. i't I 'i• . Ii PUV• re Rev Pred Guthrie, minister Ahm was mom of St. Andrews n?u: the misconduct of, or procured Church, Bear Lake, will return Ij the veteran witi . f to We pulpii fur services this __4le J 147 Choose whit., pink, ' . ' i & and . . N SHOWER CURTAI ' . . 1 I?' I PAITS GUARANTEE By Maryann Miles I, durW youth swing conal"ration to "m dults w1ll meet at ' : itroperty, amount of . 7J Swan Print Vinyl ) 2nYlEAR rews .sta "so large" that it is service Will be conducted to!j 5 lowing the dinner. " she look do!The workshop for aclwol aftb far maintenance. A Y0UflS een 1tet1 has been postponed adumits rule has not b .t .utoblihed. The VA says "rules until September vi t ii time to be announced. lenus" are used and schedules Wednesday, at 7:20 Each sess is judged Individ. All III I I - ' 11 ALL RCA WHIRLPOOL WASHERS CARRY A PULL Lists Activity or Viet Nam. She must have lived conFor Month liaii •' a , r:death, :cep I - 1. ?c, receive this aid, a widow must have been married to the ran lam five years, or have ham his child or have been S . And married to him some time durbe Spanish-American tinte of marriage un. .•.,• y, reside a Charter Draft Altamonte ear N Complted e :z ope ii (NEXT: AM for families.) t C • • \. \ 41 new system, but there are adhonorable type of discharge, vuntugreis and disadvantages To he eligible when a hus- witli chil- shifting, depending on individband dies, ii widom, dvw inual linve an income of uul cases. Once they change, they canmore than $0,000 a year. A not c nge back again. childless widow or one whose a,etalls and applications i \\\ 1 ' children. Kim and Bud- I E l --%a flu and dies, his wife come not in excess of $1,000 Wi th d children may be eligible per year $80 Per Month; income between $1,000 and S2,f :* Vetoranl Administration 000 per year 64; With income These pensions are paid to between $2,000 and $3,000 per as widows and children of year 43; No pension payment stio I 1 XU*. '•11116 Thermal Blankets Sheets Iron Pad 'n Covers Towels • Thermal Spreads • Pillow Cases • Laundry Needs • Pillow Ticks • Steam 'n Pillow Dry Irons Protectors . Detergent • Dish Towels • Blankets And much, much morel 72" By VA income between $600 and $1,200 Bay Crowley WAMNGTON - (NEA) per Year 4R; With income bea veteran dies ave-, tween $1,200 and $1,800 per t1r:' / partment April 1, 1964. Bottom or Schnitz, who le school in Sanford and served three years in the Army, joined the Sanford fire (IC- ..• '. ON FAMOUS NAME BRANDS 48 he Protected C. STOCK UP NOW & ASE Is.efits For Veterans 15 Widows / • • WWI - I • ' • • - �- I % 1 S I P ----- - _______ •1,, ___ . J _____ . I , I !*7~ I ~' "-o j. . ., 11 . 11 --- 7 . :., _ £.' ", *. ,_ .'.. %. I. ' il 11. , I TW." ,,, ... ,. .. .• • - 1: ;;` - - Baker ty' lisa CIflTLUOLA PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Carl hnota, Send Street, have turned to their home after a nrnnth'i' vacation visiting friends and relatives In Akron, Ohio and Virginia. -. I q. 4... .... t"_ N ,~ . Church 4" ........... .-- . .. . S. Ili t. . .... ...... . ! P` - . . . .4 R ites Unite Miss Linda Miss Linda Diane Fowler, pressle candlelight and double Given In marriage by her of Mr. and Mrs. ring ceremony. grandfather, John A. Chalkicy George F. Fowlor, of Lake ____ Mary, and Roy Rogers Downer, ton of Mrs. George Longalon, ________ or Sanford, and Albert Downer of Rnne, (In., were united in Holy Matrimony July 7, at p.m., at the Community l'roshy• tartan Church of Lake Mary. Rev. Alice Stevens was the daughter O .. _______ - • _____ H % __ I . :: lik- ,. - .•.; - ..C.~- A . . p : 0 . ____ -FUNGUS T 1: _______ :: .'ç 11 .. .. 40 \ 1I' . - 1 :1 ' - JANE DAVIDSON and Sibyl Dunleavy admiring clever scrapbook of Sky Anchors Toastmistress Club. (See Candid Chatter) 0. K. fellas, draw your own there at the War college. HE SKIN Commonly called Athlete's Foot, RIn'o. ground itch. OFetc. Row to treat It? golf itch, Get famous "Zeet for the Feet". Instant relief. Kills ill fungi organisms on contact, Gently heals cracked and mealy akin helps prevent reinfection. s0id on a moncy.b*ck guarantee at all drug counters. Only $1.00. A product of McPhail Laboratories, N NOVICE NAVIGATOR and pilot, Betty and Des La Riviere, current houseguests at the F. D. Scott home, are charting their cross-country flight back to Canada in their 20-year-old Aeronca T. (See - Candid Chatter) GERMANY BOUND - . Ley, will de- this week-end for Germany to join their hu gbands. (See Candid Chatter) dred Peters of Sanford, is a bers as she presented the part CJud&'z" -.- "Creation" after he finished the lesson. interiretation was in the beginning our Maker made Adam, was disgusted with His man and decided he couldn't do worse, so made Eve to better the situation. _______________________ ONE HOUR OF BEAUTY plain his version of Janet Johnson Korgan, left, and her cousin, Donna Peters "Candid _________________________________________ IOOI t(?cher asked a amsU bright boy in the class to ex- book ____ / / A demonstration of complexion car. featuring our famous 3 Steps to , /..Wff1/ Beauty, followed by a marvelous cornplirnentary make-up! u Med. Norman Cosmtic Studio "brand new" bride, having to them and said a fond adelu. M.ij.rI. Sh.p.'d She and the witty little bird By Doris Williams He was in the Royal Canadian their hostess with th e mostest, been married to PH. 322.O,q 2472 5. PARK AYE. rza1. anfiii'b JIpt th to Newport, R. 1., I Society Editor Air Force during World War 11 which I am fully aware of. They for two months, with him ship. flew 6-July29, _1966 ___NEXTDOORTO FOOD FAIR nor forherhusband'stourofduty jPage SO YOU'VE had a lifelong in pilot training. After complet- werc genuinely impressed at ping out a month after their seei..ig Florida as it really is. marriage. She confesses that ambition, but feel Father Time ing various ground schools, and riot in the tourist capacity, she is a bit frightened but SO has unjustly crept up on you? was ready for fli ght at the P It was with pleasure that ] excited over the trip. else time the primary flying inte 'lii never too late to learn . ____________________________________________ rviewed this delightful c'ou Ba th young women have been program was that is If you want to! discontinued. In pIe Hnd regret that I can't elab getting the necessary shots and Thlz fact is represented by disgust he joined the Army, ora' more on their unusual ex. pa pers in order. Their baggage . papers BETTY and DES La RIVIERE, wh ere he remained for a few perlenees. A pleasant trip to is limited and it has been quite from Brampton, Canada (near years. He was later a general Canada, folks, and keep 'em a problem weeding out Lie ab. Toronto), who are currently contractor and now calls him. flying! solute essentials. . . MURIEL and F. D. sell a "he school marm." He So a fond adieu to two cute, 'iailIng home. teachers a general handyman's SPEAKING OF FLYING, two SCOTT at their Mayfair excited gals arid happy land. I 'The unusual and charming course in the Brampton High local lassies are departing this ing! couple has motored to Florida School. wee Kend for Germany to join seversi times since the two cou• So approximately a year ago, their husbands who are station. 1 BETTY KELLY reports the pies met at Ft. Myers several he began flying. with major stir ed there with the U. S. Army. following on S k y Anchors years ago. Muriel, who is Ca. gery and the long cold winter JANET JOHNSON KORGAN Toastmistr ess Club: nadian, spotted their license handicapping his progress. The and her cousin, DONNA FE- SIBYL DUNLEAVY, past Plate and a lasting friendship ambitious and energetic Ca. TERS LEY wiU fly Delta Jet -vice president and his.torian of u1ted. nadlan got his pilot's license at from McCoy to Washington, D. Toastmistress Club shows an The La RIVIERES hadn't age 49 and almost immediately c., nd then non•stop via Pan intriqued 3 A N E DAVIDSON I R.R. Downer Arvir.ng the vrI Sr., of 11ake Mary, the bride Mrc Gary 1'. fMfIhr'tfrr it chose for her vows a white floor tended the bride a matron of dine i,e*tq were Mrq. W. U. length lace thth with match hrie,r attirNi in t gold taffrta 1,'qlh.'tt,r afld 1)ori Iis4hetfer, lug coat. Pier fingertip veil was 4( Kanoapolts. antI .lohnnv attached to a crown of white dress with yellow and white roses an pearls. Rho carried cessories Sh e carried b.uqiiet .Iohnori, Roanoke Rap1d, N ( f'riilnwing a wedding trip on a bridal bouquet of white rose. of yellow daisies and white (-ar the Ik.rida east coast, the buds. u,aflr.ns lmmett ItsviI.n f'r'!P(I the lvweoq are redin it 919 r'irk _ Avenue. groom as best man t,hers J. F. were t'rankie fowler, hrnther -1 of IN- bride, anti -Inhnnv .1filin. 0 son, t'raisin of the hrhrlt *$i IOU, PflPKROW NWA(ANI C, Mrs. .1. r. Drown was hotS I A reception for close friends PUA$ANT AND P*OMPI NIUU IVIN the test at her home on Club Road and relatives was held FROM TP't MOST oiSTRISltNG SIMPVOM$ to the regtilar business meeting hricl"w homc' following the cv'rr'U.,,,rnlflnt A S n4ir.,n,, IPrr, of the W,M.P.F. of the Sanford mony. vHynnM trn 00. Alliance Church. The meeting was opened with prayer by flea Murray and the ___ devotional program was given by Mrs. H. If. Stone. It was announced that the group had purchased sweaters and play clothing to send to their missionary for f)avirl ck. V'ip 'a tnnns MEASU RE Refreshments were served by the hostess, who closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Solan Attending Teston, Mrs. flea Murray, Mrs. Fay Lee, Mrs. .1. F. Drown and II. U. Stone, Mrs. _______ d . k ] t 11 ~ ou 11 , J ;) i, A i l ________ rr va s ew A - Brown '1rs. AO(l 7 i!*4 11 - __________________ _________ ______ _________ Jf 4.. ______ ir iio,j ,t . __ up to ____ . Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Philips of Sanford, who are dc' liriously happy with their first grandchild. • se o Br dal . , ' 4 really planned to come to Flor. attempted a flight that today's American for Germany, landing (see photo elsewhere on page), Ida this year due to a series of "jet agers" would term impos' at Frankfurt. secretary of Toastmistress, the circumstances. Seems Betty's sible. Neither of the young women clever chirps of a very witty mend husband had sorta taken The La Rivieres expect to have ever flown. Janet's world bi rd as he narrates th e year's up flying as a hobby and most leave SODfl for their northern . i UAIIITY -,% '! 4I I !... : the laughing academy, but felt Seotts even gave Des a barbe- he and Janet will remain there her Florida friends were also cue on his 50th birthday, which YOU It ThL* nk o T ______________ II 4 ______ .. ' . 44 . erous • craft's altitude capacity, so ' flying between the peaks was a bit -ickety with little or no '1s ibhlity at times. DES La JUVIERE has had the ambition of becoming a pilot since he was a wee lad. Z . New Plants Added To Stock Daily . .. _ Grafted ___ Gard..Io • III • AII..de the word j and that is sufficient. miracle I fabrics. I iii I 64 ch Ill Sv.aII.sd Prethicts LII I fin, fabrics I TEACHERS - No need to review lessons. Tell the children just P.M. go hand in hand. they'll shop at home. - -::,--- . -- ---- -- ! IF YOU ARE ONE of f he foolish kind like the Nofre Dame Cafhedral ' • • day to let people know it is there, and if you believe in consistent, profitable advertising, then you will . • • YARD PMO A. Twelve diamrinds add their sparkling LATEST FALL I $149 I I I I I II ADVERTISE I N RAGE ' Dacron & Coon 9 $ I KNOW . jt_ . . '4 V 0 I L E PETITE FALL COLORS RIG. Si .98 YD. VALUE YARD _.. - -_ -_ - - _. _ _____ - -_ - GET READY - - - FALL, FOR very tasty. Season lover p0 tatoea with onion, salt and pep. 'anthth ijrrath - - .. __ golden brown. layers potatoes and cooked pork sausage In a casserole or baking di& Enhance with grated cheese, aM bake in a moderate NEWSPAPER WITH _ -..Bafieat and refluff mashed A LOCAL INDEPVIDINT NIWSPAPU _____________________________ ____________________________ _____________________ I reatore them to a just-whipped coastggy. Serve as mashed c pa filled with cream p WHERE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLAR GOES FARTHER turkey, chicken, tuna, salmon, crab or white fish-or perhaps ____ Longwood, FIa. beef stew, chop suc', beef and -1. .. . - .. .. HAWAIIAN ^ JAMMER t' i !-.-V--- . ____ ____. .:. P: ?i. ~ - ;U25 I M ' ' I '', ,,,;.~ -v .4'.7". L . ~ Beatltif' Lil 5x7l' ;,. 9...' _______ N J 'J ____ _______ 1.. __ W a r dr o b • In Our BOX STORAGE At One Low Price .1.. ____ ___ _______ Nsns&rs L. • FOR 1~- . 1. __ ____ ___ SIGN OF QUALITY & SIRVICI The Do your baby-bragging with a tiful photo . ."worth more thin a $ thouisand words." Get a conip1etey No. 3 YOUWilLflOtdtDbIh7I you wlshthe____ romsIz'IngPos.SN I ___ I - REMNANT Azalea - 00 ____ _____ _____ shop I . Park Cnt.r, Orlaids 251 East MIOIgOIIAve. -- _______ ChWift __________ yours for 1.35 fOr tb6 txat1 125 for the 2nd Cl.an.rs-Laundry & FUR STORAGE and $1foraflYdL I-Hwy 17&92 Now Maitlamd ----,- ___ ____ Ou O AOT6YL ___ __ ________ ______ xv PIN UPS sxctU$IVKY AT PINISYS JlS f$Vnfty will be tbotcgd for 59 eseb for the Srstp1.1sch additional child under Sve, 1.504 SANFORD, PtA, Ph. 322.3315 Hwy 520 At W.1ls Waysid. C. _ .-----------.------. 3153 Havendale Blvd. Winier Hevsi ____ I OPEN NIGHTS! 'TIL P.M. MONDAY Thru SATURDAY ______________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ SEW & SAVE ______ ,. --•.•---..-.-----.-.---.-.-.--------..-- --.--. -- -•••---.-_ - ._._.-.------.- -5--.. -------- • ilt . > .14 YARDS for only _ ____ 4 C Ii___ ____ - ' .------------------------_-.-.-___ ____ ______ -... . .. _____ gsav or hamburger gravy. . BLEAC HED hotoin _______________ 31 W. 13th ST. 5 . _______________ - PHILIPS C . a... t -*.-%,',,- ., ;_ VAULT! ' THE -N \ .k. : _ __brown. ov until gold.s potatoes with enough milk to " 5 77- ' COLD STORAGE . . -_ OUR OWN - - ____ __ 1100 In ' . Glazed and Sftrod . 1*1 1.". ' .. : . :• . PHOTO ALBUM WITH a I .. _v ._. YARD SPECIAL PURCHASE '':'. .&. "- *. '..~_-_ S. ').- per, and deep fat fry until ____________________________________ AMOUNT OF CLOTHES Pug. •' I - 5 FULL BOLTS ' 1. .4 . . . ..' ' __ LOAD) OR A SIMILAR - 11. '." -. ' . . _ 7-~r,~, ''I 'v" 1 S PRINT _ .1, ~;,:;-~~. ,.., -:• .1 I. . I, _ . _____ • 0 .. I t! take on added flavor when the Dancing will follow fi I cordially invited. - ______--____________ ____llquui used for mashing is varied. Whole milk, sour cream, half and ball, liquified nonfat -Mashed potato balls are WILL WASH 10 $HWS AND . 41 1 0 10:30.2, 3-7:30 rd Plaza ~ Any basic potato recipe can ginning at 6 p.m. with all the Johnny Rich and his band. The Fleet Reserve Associaeasily and excitingly be varied fish you can eat for a nominal tion has a scheduled meeting by adding a dash, a dab or a lot CostOn Aug. 6 the group is spon- for Atig. 8 at 8 p.m. All meni. favorite ingredient. ffiness, have the liquid heat. ed before adding to the pota. toes during mashin g, Second-day mashed po tatoes can be appetizing fare, too. CUSTOMERS UIWS THIS AD AND I$ rr X. owl 2DAYSONLY'_MON. - TUES.AUG.1.2 .. .. vad. Supper will be served be- ing at 0 1)111. to the music of lightness. For ease In obtaining extra THE DAILY A I :~: ______________ _________ ____________ Cf. 0 OPEN THURS. A FRI. 'TIL 9 0 322-14100 1 SANFORD PLAZA fI Fleet Reserve Association dry milk, vegetable juices, meat stock, cream soups and the potato cooking water--each gives potatoes the ability to be St . A.- DIAMOND TOTAL WEIGHT nne.s soring a Chicken Fry, with hers are urged to attend and Mashed potatoes, for example, serving beginning at 6 p.m. any prospective members are fhat has stood for six hundred years but still rings the bell every WHAT MY -.-.---.- - C WHILE THEY LAST Mrs. Howard White. niece of the hoMess. ________ FULL $01.15 1/2 carat beauty to this delightful 14K o1d bridal pair. Debbie Albert a n d Debbie Plans Summer Fun 'N Frolic be such There just needn't ' The Flect Reserve Associa- with the naine of the band to a thing as a monotonous menu tion has planned a series of be announced at a later date. when potatoes are Included! events for the remainder of Master Chef Bill Holcomb The Consumer and Marketing th. summer season, will whip up a Terriyaki (linner $aturday night, July 30, WiVCS for the association and guests Service of the U. S. Department ____ of Agriculture points out Wt 8ftd guests are invited to a on Aug. 20. Dinner will he sei' lists Fry at the Fleet Reserve creatve cookery and Pot 3Iding on Seminole Bottle. ed .it 6 p.m. followed by dane- money. Everyone knows what is sold at stores in town and of course ..- .- .- - _-P.'_ P L I S S E i Creative Cookery MAIL ORDER FIRMS -that send catalogues are wasting their KNEW .................. - "'r -- - -. LATEST PETITE PRINTS IN C to 5 P.M. --- - 6:- 1 tests. Potatoes Suggest ____ • i . I -: .- I YARD once and they'll never forget. _____ ---.-.-----.---_-l---.------ ____ ______________________________________________ - I Mile South of Big Tree I ii 1Sê?.rkAn.32).03IJ I -• Sunday . I __________ Mrs. Clyde Trosper, mother of the groom; and Mrs, Terry Trosper, hos- . I WOULD HAVE TO ADD e MORE WASHIESt lEG. Sl.98 YD. VALUE MRS. TERRY TROSPER was hostess recently to a bridal shower corn- the law and will obey. Op.. Daily $ A.M. to 5:30 P.M. _____ ______ - ___ ___________ _____ HUGGER SKIRTS = son, the groom's grandmother; Mrs. Jerry Trosper, bride and honoree; Gr•w . Tee ''cimilady's shopp'- H. 17.92 o • --- - -•.. _______ .00 FOR FALL plimenting Mrs Jerry Trosper. Photo shows, from left, Mrs. Belva C lea- PILLOW CASES (ONE DOUPU Grass Seed for our III - Cr.p.Mrytie . ____ I No need to caution drivers by pafrolling highways. Drivers know FIND OUT 01 YOUISIIJ ' WHY MORE PEOPLE GO TO I WESKAY! ____ SINGLE LOADS 1k DOUBLE LOADS • p•i • Nibisces •11eePiaege ________________________ I Cool . . . I . __ ___ __, a="' ~' 'L&.%~, HIGHWAY POUCE - stop driving up and down the highways. WHY NOT NOW IN BLOOM 4j - - I q~%.%, 1. tions to save electricity. Everybody knows its a dangerous spot IF EVERYONE flight was flying througli the married for 13 years. They an o*,d cemetery gathering d2 t a Smokys. The mounta in crests both raved on and on about on Mr. Henderson's family I host with the most and ,members who are buried there. I are higher than the small air- their ________________________________________________________ $> Law and Miss Susan Herb of! . . . . B Six brilliant diamords chine from this Orlando; Mrs. Clyde Trosper, dding pair in textured 14K sold. lovely the groom's mother, and Mrs. $15. Ilelva Gleason, grandmother of the groom. Convenient Terms at America's Largest Jaws!Its Also Mrs. Mildred Bishop, 3370.12 L... must. Mrs. Irene Kelly, Mrs. June Brown, Mrs. Torn Albert, Mrs. fr hat Zt'II.IEs J. C. Sapp and the Misies Cha ______________________________________ lene Kazywda, Toni Echols. 1ft. ad Mrs. P. If. Winchell the thought in mind nDti-,-j as navigator that many electEd. and granddaughter, Joan, of that knowledge conquers fear. towns don't have any visible _____ lis tid, Wvrv reccnt vLsltors of t The Canadians ii d their identification from the air, such Mr. and Mrs. Chet Henderson ai Aeror,ca were definitely not as the town's name on a water returned from an extended 'a- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winkler , welcome in th e large airports tans or the equivalent. Also as cati m. They spent one week in en route for a vacation. TheY de to lack of two-way coin- they approached the south, the June in Maggie Valley, N. C., spent some time in the Smoky mnunicatlon. Their landing strips maps and ground detail were and then to Wichita, Kan., Mountains and visited with rel. j were in outlying towns, where not in accord at times, which whed'e they visited Mr. and Mrs. ative; In Kentucky, Indiana and they had to stop and re-fuel makes it difficult. Walter Henderson. They visit- Washington, D. C., and then on every two and a hall hours. Des advises all small a ircraft ed relatives In Oklahoma City, to iagara Falls. Mrs. Winchell a sister of Mr. Winkler. They can fly in the daylight piloti to avoid particularly re- El Reeno, Lone Wolf, Hobart is __ hours only and were astounded strktcd areas for military use. and Clustee, Okla. They spent Betty and Des are so impress- three weeks in this section and WES SAYS: at the hospitality they found at the various stops. ed with Florida that they may then returned east through PuPerhaps the worst part of the retire here. They have been laski. Tenn., where th ey visited .- 11 .... ____ ______ _____ _____ ____ __ Aith -. _______ ; . - PULL BOLTS $159 bride's sister; . _______... . 10 0 HIP PRINTS mother; Miss Dee Little, the ____ __________________________________________ . ____ ______ by more or less "dead reckon- small aircraft pilots. Betty ficers for the coming year were a e ____ -Jf'WY, j are all against sin anyway, so why harp on it. At the last installation meet- pffl' Miss Glenda Albert assisted the hostess by serving sparkling pink punch, decorated cup cakes, mints, chips 'n dip to Mrs. Frances Grant, the bride's: ,., ______ _____ ______ _______ _____ ________ ________ ' .4 FOR I After the many lovely and useful shower gifts were open- ' ed, by the almost tearful San. . . .. _____ ff IN SUMMER CLOTHES FOR A FASHION CANVAS SUITS & dra, the guests played bridal PREACHERS -Should preach only one sermon or so a year. We TRAFFIC UGHTS - Should be A. $149 I silver. 1P I room for cosmetics or a hand- meeting and a picnic lunch at Mr. and Mrs. Andre Aylies, and thoughts of the 1,030 mile trip 1 : ,. one-way. Before she knew it, bag, so she crammed her bill- the home of Mrs. Ida Padgett son, Eric, of Altamonte Springs 1 she was orientated on all phas. fold drid a few toiletries into a in New Smyrna Beach on and Howard, of Enterprise, 4' joined them for a week of fun es of navigation and is now a tiny closmetics kit. Thursday. Airs. Padgett i V ! Wiile here Des toured San. former resident of Enterprise in this beautiful 'aIIey. fl ed navigator and with no doubt the cutest one any ford Naval Air Station with LT. and a member of this group. Dr. Mary Jo ToneII.j and sons pilot could hope for. RALPH FEEBACK, navigator_____ ____ 1. I fulledg Miss Doris Goodwin has as of Sherman, Texas, are visiting Thus these courageous charS bombardier, who admitted that If acters embarked on the long he was a bit envious of the her houseguest this week, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tyler and daughter. Dr. Tonelli is a ~~ i two-and-a-half -d ay f I I g h t in amazing aviator, who flies for Gloria Peacock of Pierson. sister of Mrs. Tyler. _____ I their 20-year old Aeronca T. fun, in lieu of the jets and con-_ t The antiquated aircraft has no trolled flying. Mrs. Mirl Winkler and Miss ;It I radio and only a basic instru- The La Rivieres were con- Helen Snodgrass attended the Mr and Mrs. J. J. Kontur inent panel including a corn- fronted with many barriers on annual meeting of the Amen- and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tharp of -, pass, air speed indicator and their first cross-country flight can Red Cross at Orange City Bradenton were weekend guests r. altimeter. It has no turn and and made many observations Monday night. Annual reports of the C. L. Johns on Hickory 4i ' - indicator. so the duo flew which would be helpful to the and aiwards were given and of- Street. I If J , r lb • .1. _____ __ _______ _ft ____ __ ___ was a bit frightened at the of dress hocs. They had no odist Church held their regular their daughter and son-in-law, I a ______________ 1 ,. . 0 0 0 YOU'LL WANT TO KNOW ABOUT TO CREATE MORE JOY LATEST the valley. A ;'lft table, laden with love. ly nckages, stood near by and was ciecorateti with the bride's chosen colors and centered with a large wedding hell adorned in S &h'd __ for approximately 18 months. ing, Sibyl made a lasting imon the way. Seeing that Des he celebrated while here. Donna, daughter of Mrs. Mil. pression on the gathered inemwas determined to make the An interesting memo to the trip with not too many solo gals is th at th eir supplies were hours and a new license, she limited to 50 pounds. Betty's Enterprise Personals adopted the attitude, "Well, if wardrobe for three weeks conI You can't lick 'em join 'em." sisted of several pairs of shorts, I Ily Mrs. Ritchie Harris Several of them fought in the Th petite, at tractive straw. slee'veless blouses, sweater, I wo silk shifts, a The wornen of the w.s.C.S. Revolutionary War. They reberry blonde had never flom-n battling suit, t, commercially and admitted she pair of casual shoes and a pair of th Barnett Memorial Meth- turned to Magic Valley, where I . -'r r SPECIALS ----- Trosper . Jerry ____________ - ____ Janet is th e daughter of Mr . was undertaken by Sibyl, a for flying lessons to eliminate to Abibama for throe days to and Mrs. Clifford Johnson of graduate of a Chicago art aome of the im'olved expense, visit F. D.'s folks at Hayzie. Sacrd and is married to Mi- school. Keeping the book under they suggested the pilot-naviga. vifle. They have met th em- chad Korgan, also of Sanford, cover for a period of two (or team fly to Florida. selve coming and going " who will celebrated their sec- months, members were only Not. only did Betty La Riviere all sorts of activities on the ond wedd ing anniversary next aware of Sibyl's efforts in spotbold the sentiments that her agenda and have enjoyed every month. Michael has been in adic demands for pictures, cliphusband was a candidate for minute of th eir vacation. The Wurzburg for two months and pings and sayings. 1. i •4 .. rangement and artistic work a irborne and purchased a plane I F. D. Scott flew cross-country ______________ .; " FEW A 74 The lovely home of Mrs. Ter- day evening, July 16, for Mrs. I 'I'hie refreshment table was with a large cut glass punch ry Trosper was the scene of a I Jerry (Sandra Allen) Trosper covered wltJi a beautifully hand lbowl, set In an arrangement of woven lace cloth and centered' maiden hair fern and lilies of surprise bridal shower Satur I of Orlando. 11 40 HERE'S a --------- Honors Mrs. BARGAINS LOT LESS MONEY. Q to MR. AND MRS. ROY ROGERS DOWNER ___ ' 'A.' b/ traveling is limited "north" to history of Sky Anchors from of his time was absorbed by the home in their little Aeronca. Virginia and Donna has never conception to the past month's The memories of this trip con.ounded flying machine. been any further away from activities. never be forgotten. When Muriel and F. D. Scott I her na tive land of "Sanford" Sky Anchor's scrapbook at. learned their friends had gone I While in Sanford, De and than south Georgia. FABRIC c't' Ever add diced pineapple, along with diced celery, chicken for salad? Nice for I Indies' lunch. r Fete i Newspaper Advertising j . ee hop SUMMER * ford Naval Air Station. .. - f on S R a ______________________________________________________ /; emnant rpt .of.&)wn I Philips Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., an. nounce the arrival of their first child, a son, Stephen Todd, born July 20, 196t, at Emory Hospital in Atlanta. The young heir weighed in at a healthy seven pounds, four ounces. Mrs. Philips is the former Carolee Osterhoim. Milernal grandparents are Ca pt . and Mrs. Robert F. terhoim, who lived In Sanford during his assignment at San. TOUCHTON'S The story goes that a Sunday And WMPF Mr. and Mrs. Wallace N. conclusion - and l' the way, DOWNTOWN %ANPOD • _______________________________ __ MEMO TO MR. V. FROM how'syourcollapsedego? PERSNICKETY PEN.PAL Fowler at * . ___ _____ asifstrb Rrralb I WIir July 29, 1966 - Page 7 __________________________________ ____________ - _____ - - -; S -, . - . -.-- . --- . __________________________________________________ _4a , -- - -________________________________ . _-_ p-.-____________________ - ---.-.-. 1 l_•flhiJ. -____ -.__-_.-_-_l---._-'------- _______ • 5 _ :'t _--__- _- -=-• I ' �, It - . - Purist At Heart .--' Worry .. •" I t 4" -" . '-.. í ',' .4r .-'., ' " . . 1l ________ . _________ ____ ____ I. ____ S ' ) •' . , I . ... ",' •. 4' _____________ MII' rr -_'_.. . '. - •. ,' .. o1 • ____ ,. .. -.'..'-•,..'•. . .'.. . ' Ai r -' '[. ______________________________________ _________ ',' _________ j' - . 4 I do not cease to give thanks for you, remembering you in my prayers.— Ephesiana 1:16. e ',, £dØ, ' - * ______ -.• - -- ' y' .- ________________________________________- • : .,y . ----.- - - ------- Letter To Editor Political Winds have subjected to punishment whereas changing the structure 13 Lyle Wilsori The impractical politics of the in federal courts the refusal to of their own suburban lives 1966 civil rights bill is that sail, rent or lease a dwelling to seems to be lees desirable. Presidcrnt Johnson's dilemma Pi-esidcmt Johnson ha much to another person because of race., gain if on to religion or national color, lose arid riot ninch delights his opponents but sadCongress eriacts the legislation gin, dens his friends. Item: As recommended by the In the form In 'which the Pres—The Northern Democratic House committee, the bill cxdent proposed It. Section II' embracing the mnpts from that provision all party already has the support bill's open housing proposals is owner-occupied buildings and of Negroes and civil rights the political time bomb which structures containing living whites who would be expected could be deadly to Democratic quarters to be occupied by to approve of the 1966 bill. candidates in northern subur- more than four families. That —Extremist Negro leaders bia. Arid there is no iikclilrncid will soften but it wth not already arc denouncing the 1966 that other sections of the bill move the opposition to open bill as meaningless while the would attract votes to affet housing in northern suburbia. so-called social justice moveSen. Philip Earl., DMith., merit sparked by churches arid that loss. Section IV proposed that the recently said that LBJ's 1966 liberal political organizations fedami government prohibit civil rights bill was a test 0 arc not- charged now with the racial diecrlinlnation in the sale the sincerity of northern citi- fervor of piapious civil rights or rental of residential proper- sons in support of civil rights. battl. ty of all kinds. LBJ and his Hart said that was because the —Northern Democrats urgspokesmen have been backing open housing provision was ently desire to hold the support away from that provision ever aimed us much at the North as of northern suburbia which they since It was presented to Con- at the South. regained from President EisenNorthern suburbia is well on bower after 1958. grass. The House Judiciary Commit- toward flunking the test. The —Tht 1966 dvii rights bill tee has reported the bill to the affluent suburbanites build up a appears to be costing the House for consideration, but head of steam for civil rights Democrats votes in northern with come changes. As pro- lcgielatiau abruptly changing suburbia without elsewhere posed by 1.33 the bill would the structure of Southern life uttracting votes to affet these IUNO5. A annhlar situation developed earlier in this congressional Herald Area Correspondents session in connection with orGea.va Altamoate Springs gunizeci labor's effort to 7*Mrs. Julia Bartos Mrs. Jos. E. Mathiena pea] section 4-B of the TaftSb-1Zl8 Hartley Art which permits inBear Lake-Forest Cit,i Lake Muy dividual states to prohibit cornMrs. }iaryan M pulsor3' unionism. Mrs. Frances W.ster 828-aim The Kennedy-Johnson-Hum322-U18 Cam.lbsrry ___ phrey administration was forMrs. Jan. Caslberry mally and emphatically commitMn.. Ii 1.. John,wn 8*8-u'; ted to repeal. But with the 22-4722 Chuhrnts chips down popular opinion Mrs. Lisa Bakei pretty definitely opposed comMrs. Ds. op 365-518* pulsory unionism. 1.33 retIred 8284317 DeBary from the contest after a perN.ib (ki5O Mrs. John Leone functory show of force. Mrs. Mar*1y PMer,.. 668-IBM It appeared then that repeal Deltons of ]4-B us promised would have Mrs. Mildred Haney 0u10S cost Democratic candidates 668.56*1 votes, it appears now that to Mrs. Claris.. $sy.r Enterprise impose open housing on north32*4141 ern suburbia also would mit Mrs. Ititchie Harris Ovl 668-8*14 Democratic candidates in this Miss lath Dsss 6684694 election year and hurt LBT In 3ff-NI! the 1968 presidential election. Elementary, Dr. Watson! I 2 , Page 8 4 I r Ju]y 29, 1966 Sanford Herald W*.LTER A. GIELUW. EDITO* AXD rV-J"KLJK 'OL'I'OL15E, OixcsisUas 0a1 P&EI) 'AW PICLT MO*EMT £IW1JEZ M&nsgng Editor Advertising Dirictar I)Oj1 WlItlA$ au, aa Society Editor ying Xansg.r DOTTIL £VCTIS ,.iz City Editor Business *$najsr JVDT WELLS PED waua Couuty Editor it. SA. STLLEV *ILI TIW'i bporta Editor Bta.0 Ptotograpbar PUIJULbd dsIy CLOePt bLtw'dIy. buudiy and Christmas; pub1e.6 Saturday 3ra*c,od1ng Christmas. Borne Delivery ' antnrb irath a, Mail 3$a Week V. Pos In advance. ifOI OSITJ5y aJJ, $0.00 I Ys' 11,1.50 1 Tess LOS $Msa [$1 C ZN * Months LOO $ Motha 1.00 1 Month 1.00 1 Mo*th _& jpy a&vag c',ecial Solo Course $3900 '' - ' '- '. ' :Y , " ' ' . - : --.: - ':' - ; - -- . - - ' -. I "h' . - .' ' . - - '' - ' k..- Smith )iuirh'd four Innings for siii Inve Irtstol replaced Don Azalea Pnu'k before leaving lii ileilner as ninnsigcr two weeks the fifth with a bruised thumb, ago tufter ciii 11-game losing ml tidvisyear, said he would continue to serve in ory capacity. \Voodard, 135, had been second Iii out. seveum nud walked Just one place. hatter. Coker, the club's No. I cheertue contest, starting pitcher tiiiitl Irn Patrick, Ronnie Glaze, Toni Pavletich _____________________-_-___- -- I _ - - ., ' ' ¶ . _____- 1 - — I . - j .or firm 3 Mfl lIlT O VI*O 322. 2611 •".-'' - ' -. ' LOT CF ACT/ON IN SEASON /.S A PARr IF 1 • --- - - . I, - f')EFENS/VE PACk— .. , - ..' 'I - I - it I - 2- I ' S .-' -'-S C . - .. :. / f -' "; _______ '' UC1 IS A LOCAL SOY, ' - f%JOLE I-I/GB IN '3 EcIwiirtls and Don -- since 1964, has 'fO5T VALA8LE PLAYER" - -- _____ _____ __ ' . 4. '' '- - s4Ngo!! Reactivated - Major League Standings Schlee Carries . - . - . ,. Season Opens . 2-Stroke Lead - - . .- . - . ... n.' of - OWN of BUSt N ESS ' Finals Aired Saturday 1 • Contracts Returned - - --------- - PLY - - Before You Buy' '- '' 5- -' " .w. - r.. . . Lips ' - '.' - - . r 'V- - . - ' i -. ' -- Supervisor - - ,' (o1f -. -- .: THEYCOSTNOMORE! *1 -. iea't Ju M,ott ejmy1x nm( yaw bthold bsd? - - -. ' :S' ,. av ' '• . - - - JI : 425. 5938 4J: - ,, I .. ' 4L11 • 4 i(s u4 TENNIS S I Alt Hod I amer e*i1aizis to Ids P110 the racquet be's In. The layers mere ret.ei&IIY murrkd. Mod Is the Leading oney winner on the pro circuit. I. - S £ for • ' Junior Track Meet Set Saturday Flyg Seminole Ranch , m p ___________________________________ SLIP F,fL'1 anfnth irraTh —'INO AVIATION OOUCT$— ''' -: ' - _ - ".5 -- -. , Oti r/4E K/CK-OFF TEAM AWD 5AW A thompson. Reds' revival and has homered Azalea Park will meet (Icthree, lie had fe!muIing state champions, Dc- in two of the lost , Esso ; " - .•,._r . egulatiuns pre6 that all mell .ub.isne be The Eec-ala is a member of the Aaaocia.t.d Press which Ii entitled civaIvely to the usu for republication of all the løcsl news prit.d In this newspaper Mat-.4 as second class matter O.eb.r at. 1*1* as the P Oio. ed Sanford, P'iorid&, under the Act of Congress of March_1x2 3. 1153. mains I cr'it—' by 2 moss. C--, , of jjjj ny reproduced to any manner without Too small mi an ad fo be m'ts perzgiLa1gn oX the publiab.r of Tb. B.c-ala. Any tedividesi nofic.d or sfi.div.7 You're such repru.iducU will be considered as rsaposlble Iatrl*g es he Iiec-ald'a copyright and will be held liable Sr r.adin; this as.! ______________________________ sdcr Ibe Mw. elts Grand Slam of the 1'oRME1 ( nmmli4slnncl' Al Dn'is right, ,ltily 25 Anwrican Football I eagtie, teplWd down the to)) s)R)t. into 'jth Mill W'oodard, left, niovilig ' i ..-, I SOPH HE W5 Iike Weirieb sinkd B a niiie around (it st'nrø l)OhItflhtil( triple by Johnny %eini. * iinulIle In F only -emlnoIe's the eumtost r •" ' one - - A LL,AT YEAR k tithet lilt, - -. ; flY Assneisteil trrs Cincinnati's third-string catchl'itciui'r Smith led the Ainle r lies switched from moralePnm'k nttnek with a run at'oriti ltnnstc't to fence buster anti the ii frame niiul sitigh' In the first. two-tin' bonier in the third. Retis are turning the corrwr in baseman (Isry Maimer the National lMngtIp scramble. Jim Cokc'r. a forgotten ,nnn in hail a plr of ai,mgles anti two vktors, CincInnati for two years, belted ins I,iitteil hi for the slain homer Thursday oft a gramid After Seimilneile jumped with the 1.0 lend in the contest, night as the lti'tls ('ofltIfllINi the i'nt-lcers e'nhlle back to acute their upewitig with a 7-5 victory mu In iioth the first nuuul over the Chicago Cuihis. The Reds have won eight of set'eind i,mniuigs and then tln'ee apiece In the t bird anti fifth. t heir lt 10 genies iiiul 19 of I r, .. - ' . : - or Reds Win - . -- smi "': : . Forgotten Man' Hid their lone run in time lirat. liming when leaduff ,. - - - 'l'om Sttilth zind 11 PALL !P - 'is . paw TI! only at u yaw w ass'ves you bt. lDvot — net m ta Your Nstw - / nectlng Tuesday night against t.'rmine (hits area's representfl- the Cubs and had hit just three LVOLZ live in the state tournameuit. "We didn't have that much A this seafor the Reds prior to opportunity to run," he said. SEMINOLE: Woirich c (3-2ff7,7g elefenivC hmalfbae'k shi)t, tIC 2), Stephenson If (3.0.0), Up until a week and a half Time Orlando Panthei's, cell- tho when you Its a good feeling BECAME SLC pro- played with the New York Kit ss (8-0-1), Patrick ago we were behind in most of MISS their 89- (;iammts. Gilffing also played (:l.o.o), Thompson rf, p (2-0- come to the ball park knowing 'the hull games we played. You 11t1uhl trail Florida's first major RECEVL 'I'i team, board a chance to play." have can't run when you're behind. pa ssenger ('oumsteflatnfl at tl;31) with the Giant:; us hack.up for O Chunat cf (1-0-0), Neufield ycm DIANA said the 29-year-old catcher. for a Y. A. Tittli'. Jonas formerly 21t (0.0.0), Constantine "b (1 Last year we averaged . I ______________________________ Means who appeared in ii games last Sunday morning runs a game; until recently, this flight to \Vheehing, W. Vu., to playcil with the Philaulelphia 0-0), Gluze p, 8b (1-0-0), — SANF'CD I'CtD 24 the previous year. we were averaging two or fa'e the Ironmen in their first Eagles. Panther tackle Dick Ib, 21) (1-0-0), Reed 3b (0-0-0), season and — Despite the Inactivity, Coker Kaczor played less." 2b (1-0-0), BrockenuiplicarlInce as the panthers. "Time Animal" Ihuini p, — or rf (1.0-0), Mocks 8i never lost his enthusiasm 58$Ofl eithi time C.F.L. brough jelele admits making one made Game time is set for 8 1111, lB luSt sense of humor. "Coker keeps Charleston He the hueumipio1, move that backfired. (XV. (1 0 0) \Vheeling. (3. everybody loose," says Bristol. Tony Oliva Time Rockets playthe move, switching Rockets. AZALEA PARK: Hines if right field to center for In an exclusive statement to Vu.) says time right timing at the ei six games last. year before 11) Fllclo 8b (4.2.1), Hanson 'lie from two-and-a-hal-f weeks in June, The IIi'rald, panther beau conch ! Senimnoles to the 4tata Class A. opposing team scnri'tt Boys from the ages of S ing will also be held. (8.1-1), Smith p, rf (8-1-2), right time." he While Coker's second career because he sought to tighten Perry Moss bald that. while late to enter. chamionship this past spring %1I5 hleahl conch of time Wilbur c (4-0-0), Cory cf (1-2It's not too through 18 will get their way time Moss will direct the meet. the outfield defense. it turned was happy with the b&mfore joining the Paum- 0), I)owning rf, p (3-1-0), Maimer grand slam powered the Red.s up with Rockets past the Cuh5, the streaking St. chance to see who's the fast- Any boy can do so by calling out to be a horrible mistake. team has been shaping JayCee chairman is Fred the thers us coach this year. (2-0-2), hIlly lb (2-0.0), 2b in at 427 twice-n-day workouts slumped when I the "Oliva Also ex1,cted to see regular Seminole 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 3 6 Louis Cardinals, led by hoth1t- est. Saturday afternoon at. the the JayCee building switched him over," said Mdc. Tangerine Bowl andthe thereal two action are defensive halfback Azalea P. 1 1 3 0 3 s—S 7 0 tlng Orlando Cepeda. outscored Sanford - Seminole JayCees South French Ave. by 5 p.m. trophies will be awarded to showing games, today or by Track up at the first place winners. the only other NL sponsored Sanford Junior "The move really bothered jmmtrmi-squad Mlssistppt In l)omm Fucli froni Batteries: Patrick, Glaze (8); Atlanta 7.5 oppos___________________ face aim meet Saturday. they when victory meet. worried how to play test is The him. He Southern, halfback Darrell Cox Brockonbrough (3); Thompson games scheduled. CiitjneflUIl The competition will begin Competition will be broken the hitters, how deep to play, ing team in the who played with the University (4), and Weirich, Smith, Down- was St. Louis' fourth straight into different age groups with at the Buddy Lawson Memor- Terry League. how to come in on the ball and Football of Kentucky; flashy Reggie Lee, a slit end froni Flu. A&M; ing (5); and Wilbur. SO—Patand 10th in 11 games. Chicago edged Detroit 2.1 in events ranging from the 60- 1st Track behind Seminole KLSAS crr (LTD — Pithow far to go to his left and Iss said that he is lmappi I quarterand linebacker Rob Bucklerick i, Glaze 2, Brockenbrough cher R.lph Terry. who haa hen punt-h" right. "1-ti with hisDon Jonas and Glynui bridge. In 1963, Hucklebridge 1, Thompson 1, Smith 7, Down- the only American League ac yard dashfield to a events softballsuch throw, High school. Seminole on the disabled list with a Williams. Dick Other as "I didn't. know how much it backs tion. Kansas City and Boston , high jumping and broad jump- High track coach who Led the sprained ankle for the last was bothering him until he Grilling. Both are former AU- was an All-American, All-SEC ing 3, BB—Patrick 1, Glaze room told his room mate. His Americans; Jonas at Penn Suite and voted "most valuable play- Brockenbrough 3, SmIth 1. RBI were rained out. month. wa restored to the mcCoker's bases•louded blast off -im, Smith 8, and Mahor 2; tive !ist Tuesday by the Kansas mate told Billy Martin (Twin's and Griffing at Ole Miss. Jonas er" at L.S.U. Thee Panthers fly back to 28—Weirich; 8B—Koirn; fiR— Curt Simmons capped a five-run told me. As Martin City Athletics, who also bought coach) and J uarterbacked the Newark explosion in the first inning. The soon as he did, I put Oliva (Bears last season. The lefthanded omtcher Joe GrenReds added two runs in the Bears Ilerndon Airport immediately Smith. .tMERICAN LEAGUE hsck in right field immedaitely. became thc Panther' whin they iifter the Wheeling game and t' h. ,uthern NATIONAl. lEAGUE ___________________ third when Tommy Hc1m don W. L. Pet. G.B. League. W. L. Pct. GB. cimiti I wasn't. going to let anything N. 3. lied up stakes in bled for his seventh consecutive will arrive about 2 aiim. Mon67 34 .663 — Baltimore 39 40 .596 — affect my No. 1 hitter." hit and Deron Johnson cracked Pittsburgh moved their franchise into the dn'. They will face the Brook3.1 43 .341 I2t— Detroit .594 difference in Oliva's 60 41 The San Fran. Dodgers the following weekTangerine Bowl last February. i hIs 12th homer. 33 46 .335 13 ' Cleveland performance became obvious \Vlien asked about the p05s1 cud in the Tangerine Bowl in the league's No. 2 Los Angeles - 58 40 .592 Cepeda. — 52 43 .320 t4' California iu'T. .:ta. I overnight. His batting average bk' (JtItconit of the ganit'. uumther pc-scan ulmisic DII his batting average St. Louis -. 52 47 .523 7 hitter, lifted 3d) Se) .300 t Vi Minnesota Football Ln*gue 32 48 .52i has jumped nearly U l)oints told The IIvi'ahd that Whi'hiuig Siiturdaiv night, Aug. 6. This to .337 and extended his hitting Phiittet 48 32 .180 t3'-i Chicago 48 51 .483 11 since and he's buck in his cus- could Is trouble. ''\\'hilt' "' will be' timeju' first home 111)j)eIIL'. a dou- lloustiiti streak to 12 games with to;nary position as the Anieri43 35 .439 22t riders pLaymi: e can League batting leader. Kansas City Ilmonrun 45 54 .453 14 NCW York the !roulmtIuI hove' aboUt thousands central Florida INDIANAPOLIS, hid. (AP)— climbed into fourth place, 45 59 .433 23'i Naturally. hide can offer scratch, Atlanta ......43 53 .450 t4s Washington Eskimos. regulars each on fans. Military personnel wilt i pupil of the games off the pace. many reasons for the club's eight or defensive mmmc and e,ffvumsivc .... 43 39 .422 14:. John Schice, prize The St. Louis first baseman Chicago -----31 69 .310 281 Boston free to this game. admitted the Thursday's Resalts decline this year although he's school this Thursday's Results units intact from the pivi0us Coach Moss said that the re- PGA's 10.day rookie Beach Gardens, triggered a fiverun rally in the reluctant to spell out some of Chicago 2. Detroit I One of their dt'fcuisive nmuiinder of this week will ho spring at Palm with his 17th horn' Cincinnati 7, Chicago they might season." Kansas City at Boston. rain them because the fiumer Flu., carted a twostroke lead second Inning h;mc'k.s is Lester Sayt-es fu'ouim devoted to working on UI) St. Louis 7, Atlanta 5 Only games scheduled sound like alibis." kickInto today's second round of the Cr. helping Bob Gibson pick YOUR OWN defense auid to iii Only games scheduled Orlando. Sonic uf their other points Cleveland at California. N an alibi artist. not Mele is $93,000 FestLvai Open Golf Tour• hIs 13th victory. Gibson left include' line.ltekei' key players jug. the eighth with a sore elbow 'I'oula - 's Gaines Today's Games Still it is true that fur --_______ uiament. Cunningham, fomnwi'ly with and the' the 1101) Atlanta, at Detroit at Kansas City. N Situ straight days early in The sHin 27.year-old former after yielding five hits the Twins were unable the %iishiuigtoui lIed 2Iiul5; ! closed the gap wjth Braves Houston at Cincinnati, N Baltimore at Minnesota. N season Memphls State athlete used only a tackle who MnW Soccer shooting a six.under' three runs in the Lulling. Chicago at New 'ork. N New 'ork at Chicago. N even to touch a baseball be. Andy Rice, 26 )Utt$ In EXPANDING NE'TWORk OF uectioui with the Chkugo Bears; MaxPhiladelphia at Pittsburgh. Washington. 2 ttN Boston at cause of inclement weather. 66 over the new 7,179yard Tworun triples by Dal named par and a good u1 uarterbitck NEW STATIONS OFFERS Speedway course Thursday. vill and Lou Bruck capped the Los Angeles at St. Louis. N mgit "We tried to find field per- Cardinals' second.innlng burst. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES houses or any jilace we could Junior Edge who phtYt'I with Saturday's Games Saturday's Games I LONI)ON (AP) — A world- Fairways arc so far from just to throw the ball around," the Green Hay Packers, have wide television audience Will fection that the pros were oh' CLeveland at California, N San Francisco at Atlanta. 2 SLandard O ComHowever, the Ponthets wasn't. only Detroit at Kansas City. N said Mdc. "But it Cincinnati Houston at Saturday's World Soccer lowed to Improve lies without best football playBaltimore at Minnesota that. Last year, niost of the u-nine of the Chicago at New York. N their roster. Cup final between England penalty, e V oil B a in the C.F.L. CHICAGO (UPI) lug prim. markem' balls we hit would find holes; cus New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh .innums-GrIf- anti West Germany. .Johnny Pott and Dale DougBulls' the Chicago addition to NtreJleum products—baa of hit are In the Boston at Washington this year, the balls Los Angeles met St. Louts, N Hie iame— the climax of U lass were in with 68 when Seimlee Schdflhmase, choice, i3bl0 Push! will fill Wedncedu UV3i tt fing duo, Bill -top draft right at someone. thu'ee-wcck tournament luivole - huird:"d then last two holes to niun. ie.'eiitiuu4 tWU$ contract to Signed _____________________ __________________-______ ing 16 natIonul teams—will be in front. lie hind started his cot returned his purtunity to beivm. an t newest entry into the Na shown live In 20 countries In' lection of nine birdies by chip the dep.udunc deiIur in ite at____________ tionat BasketbaLl AssocIatLofl of mudur* network t'tudi,mg the United Stute. to tug first on the 50 feet ping In from tile contracts weri signing , Also Lattuns. tmnjnvdueta suricu Another 'JO countries will see 10cc. Check veterans Jeff Mullins, Keith juaraat.d sia:y while video-tupe recordings of the Bruce' Crampton of Austrahia Erlkson and Ron Bonhutu. tretiuting; manceguzn.snt Ii mute'h later. S Festival _..I i.... .4 intik ___________ -' The British Broadcasting _________ be pru,ralu_huspLt.ItiiaitioZh to had rzi " Cwp.etiinu ted w.e'W. peflawfl plea, WI SILIIYI SAFITY II9UIIU saturday. at tow 4rueip e,.,-4eamlablu _______ ', \ A MINIMUM 4 PLY CONSTIUC. cupiLsl invssiMode rete,e. \ ______ metmt I odd.unfvotIte,Weit (vr t . I UON AT TODAYS TU*NPIkI mummy wbkh won the tiophy In -. SPEIDS. 105.1, ccc i'm'ied 0(1(15 of I tO g tion with a bD. 1 cega I Hat -DUNLOP 1111% AU CUTIFLID ' ;_ __________IAPI AT 100 MPHI !_1 - -: %%To,flefl I"rutik 'l'OILON'i'O (Al') . SUT'I'ON, Muss. (Al') — Ljdvuri, 442, of Waterloo, Omit., '$;-? l"ormcr teumnis star Althoa Gib. was cspimlntvd supervisor of son has entered the Lady Curt. National Hockey league oft!' 'i. lug Open (Jolt 'I'ourn&snwnt at t'i,cl 'l'hum-sduy. •. ... -. i'meusutit valley (;ouniry umun --.. vp WILL NUT ANY ADVUTISID PRICI P THI Tift For details call r' Aug. 4-7, ADVIRTISID IS PIliT LINI 441Yl Miss (Jibsun, twice winner of .' : : . 5ii ' . , bases this year us they did last and when that subject was broached, Mdc could not argue -- J,' C ' - - :m' : ' Even more than that, If that's 1mssible. The Twins haven't bt'eii — v.thi.ut bi this — *5 m you ir the otrr sea . è1 And they . — M yaw do hp tM()aOfJ nil the von last year. From the first ay of spring training, they've u*, sI - * you thsed aevi, Thea doss ai A nuniskirt may be so-called because It minitnjae modesty. • S - - ____ - ' I to FLY! "s' . - " blame on his hell players. Many mnnars would It their club riose-dived all the way from first place to fifth as the Minnesota Twins have ' done this year. Md. isn't typical of most managers, however, it vould never dawn on him to make his iiha'era the scapegoats aimply to save his own skin "They worked even hnrdcr for me this year than they IIIII last year, and that's really saying something," dedareel Mcli', writing out his line-up on the official blue card in his office before game time. "l'hey knew beforehniid nil te other clubs were going to - 1.rn ' - - B Walter C. Parkes When your legs go bad and you can't rush around like you used to, you find you get them's just the same. • S -' - -. - - ' • - It N1W YORI (UP1I for matter simple %V)%Ihd be a dump - - Players Entirely -' dc _____ ' A P7c'51 STR1FJ4, Guw"H rOR itse theh' fifth conseetlilVe I)lskk't '1'lir'c, Little Pork in Urlancin. t'roWfl, 8-1, at t,ornn t)ootie Mnnstger John Ilrewer'n ',t'nilnipli' were limited t juMt three tilts by I'nrker -----•----- :. to I Jffli ' ', Blame , - igy. : fly Jim lln.'chus Azst1tst l'nvk ))OUfl(1PI1 font' 4nnif,sole pIIr)lc!rs ____________ ' -- Barbs _______ ______ ir -- nagged .laeob because she bore in otherwise normal couples. lie replied by stating in the Tlfl children. highly trained. They have on So use a mild alkaline douche Editor: The same was also true of immediately before coitus, such I have remained passive, while purpose in mind and that i io paper. "I suppose he means if Hannah. the ultimate mother 1 as ou can mafte , a teaI have been maliciously raked run 14 fax. When the fax is treed you let me have my way ni o .amue. t11e .irs ,. great pro- s"n of baking coda in one over the coals along with other they start looking for their be your friend." I have tried phet of the ancient Hebrews. 'uart of warm water handlers. W have had dogs t by personal contact amid letters Literally hundreds of you fox-bunters. o i smcmt cm. ma rs an is I nude no accusations in my run a fox or deer ten to twelve sterile or the wife's tubes are he kmc. repy 1 get. sIt.1) TL'RIEY ('uIu;F: letter to The Sanford Herald. mile's and return to the 'ery 15 closed or other organic impedi• In conclusion, all • o this I only had the purpose in mind place they were turned out and WILLOW SPRINGS, Mo. ments prevent conception, these fighting and arguing is accom- (A?) Bob White had no more simple medical remedies will of offering a reward for in- wuit there until they were p]ishing nothing other than than sounded his turkey call not help. ii. formation leading to the arrest i'd emiusing hard feelings on both when a big torn headed toward and conviction of the person Mr. Bosack has sUited that Send for my medical booklet c ARE illmg to co- him over the bill about 100 ft't responsible for killing my fox- have had five or six years to sides. "Facts About Pregenc3'," enaway, coming liekety split, bound, Any person who is at- try to keep our dogs from both- operat.e. closing a long stamped, return realize that Mi. Hoack White said the bird's onrush envelope, plus 20c. tached to a dog can understand cring people. It might be inhnve wm'OtC ins letter iii a moment caught him unprepared. The teresting to rote that I my personal feelings. It caused Ethel to become cmii wrote his wild gobbler thundered by SC) anger. Mr. \ I have tried to avoid using been hunting in this circa for pregnant within 60 days! riu'i,'$ nr.rtintin nr tbT v•nrs and m'vcr hod a corn- because of what he thought 'zi; and so close the hunter's ''c' an ifljU$tic, ut was not turkey cull went one way and rogatory remarks concerning plaint. Mr. Hosuck hu lived intendt'dL We have' no personal his gun the other. this matter. Since that time, in in the area in question about quarrel with ('ither of these "I was five minutes finding addition to losing a valuable one year. fact, Veino men. in has Mr. my turkey call in the brush," The very first time that we dog, 1 have been directly and been very helpful through-nut White snid. '4That doggone torn indirectly accused of: 1. dc- had a complaint from anyone the years. Be has been conidmust've heard some hen, amid sb'oying private property; 2. was from a direct confrontation crate and lair and we wouldn't he was going to beat all the ci month ago. with him. about misconstruing information to fit want him to think that we don't other birds there." my own needs; 8. trying to fool At that time he stated that we ___________________ pi'ntte it. the public; 4. keeping people were bothering him and his sincerely hope that some awake by my foolishness; 11. neighbors. We discussed it very Billiards were introduced In1:ind of amicable agreement can disturbing the peace; 6. public calmly and told him we would the United States by Spanto he reached. nuisance; '7. littering the high- no longer hunt in that. imnmedijab settlers In St. Augustine, Yours truly, aete area. ways arid loitering, Vjhln Sr. Flu., in 1565. Sidney 7l ntI n,i,I Mr Vpnti Since that time we' have' not.. have written very eloquent let- nor intend to. The night my tars in regards to their side dog was killed we' put the dogs of the story. I was willing to out in an entirely cifferent let things lie, even after the area about five miles from his headline article on the front neighborhood. Unfortunately, the lox that page of The Herald and 'the follow-up with Mr. Hosack's we jumped ran in the direction letter in Letters to the Editor. of the residential area. We have ' There I Hosack's no way of controlling the direc. But after Mm-. tongue-in-cheek satire, 1 feel it tion a fox will run. 'When the is my responsibility to uphold dog was killed I was in my Save !vloriey! the integrity of fox-hunters truck beaded to the area to 'in general, as well as myself, pick up my dogs. Therefore, I Mr. Bosack very emotion- didn't know that my dog was ally placed the blame for eat- shot until I found him lying in lug ducks arid devouring chick- a pool of blood the' next mornens, stepping in concrete and jug. Mr. Hosack mentioned how I destroying tender new growth many times he has had his on plants on the fox-hounds. He slapped. As I stated we must have overlooked the fact cheek that numerous fox in the area have not hunted in that area occasionally supplement their since his request for us to leuve. regular diet with a duck or The only cheek-slapping I can sue is what has been done to un. chicken. ,1 Also, the majority of the pen- 1 wrote him and his neighbors pie in the area have pet dogs. a letter calling for cooperation In fact., one man that lives between them, the law and us. less than a mile fz'ow Mr. Houick has ten cwgs that run MOONLIGHT Moonlight is only secondhand loose, it is a very remote possiYOtrI2. PAY LESS at th. -ott bility that the bounds are re- sunlight. Rays I r 0 in the sun counter too, if yot eiretully pn mdi 3bc9. sponalbie for any of these travel to the moon's surface ping ip M13 the a at ZOod ar ____ and ait reflected back to the utrocItie. 'is Fox boundi are well fed and earth. __ 1L ________ _ ______________ I' — The chap who retires aftar years of hard work often works lbc week hard at not working. sun Scnirraon ft*p ________________________________________ You Bible students thus Vi1l lions are unduly acid and since . parat'.7CS toe moitiitv 0 recall that Sarah had no child acm - Lyle C. Wilson Says: fr) ., 4, . Fihel de.1npcd a severe In wives who have been rending terirnitv complex because she this column for 'ears, but were mievet had an children, so twins hr rthel tnda, hMe later reported that 'nu bore ehihirc& scr&pboi this case Fer i""' drrd of wives have becrnne h nwan' of the following medi pregnant Just hr following the eni facts 1'i The most likely date for simple below. Arid by all means !Wlld human concept-inn is appmxi. fm' that "Pregnancy" honliel. mntelv the 15th dy before the CASE 7-483 Ethel G next menstrual period starts , . 29, has become a neUtOC This is true whether the wife man. cycle is 21 days, 28 days or 30 "Dr. Crane, ' her husband be. days. gan "Ethel and 1 have Since the sie'. 'ars froir married for 7 s ears month to month it is wise t "And we were happ at first keep n ect calender record 'Rut after a s'enr she became 'flw so.called tvpicil ife will uiset because we never had a thus show cycles of 28. 26, 29, baby. 27. 28. 28, 30. 28. 28. 26. 27, 28 "Although nothing organic 27 days over the course of a was found wrong with either year. us. she still never got pregn- S von must make an estimate ant. as to the onset of the next per"And she apparently took it hod. as a personal reflection on her. Subtract 15 days and tha sell. shcmld be the likely date for 'So she ha'. cra;lcd within t st rt her shell and de eloped a per pr mincs :xtr: '( das s on each secutrnn complex. side of this date, and you have Nc she refuses to visit rn' the prcgnancs seek that has parent' or e en her OWT' folks ideh used via the "rhs nd a ps ehiatrict has lx thm theors treating her hut hi says ii she (2 Experiments show that the had a hM, she ci prohihls sperm cells lose their vigor in out of her moody spells, a few hours, and the ovum may "Rut how can we get a likewise deteriorate within 2•. baby?" to 36 iours. so unless the pro. Many apparently sterile wives per timing occurs, couples may have later become pregnant bY thus go for 20 years without a means of this newspaper single pregnanc'. column ('i) Often the vaginal cecre- s • .,. 4' Thought For Today Personal prayer is one of the simple necessities of life, as basic as sunshine, food and water.—Dwight D. Eisenhower. " fI1l! 1ik _____ Clinic .' ? -. - - Dr. Crane's NOW, TO GET IT OUT OF Will CALl eral careleSsness about the basic prthciplea of sanitation in many processing plants. A recent outbreak of some 70 cases in Oregon is believed to have been caii. ed by commercial bakery products made with eggs contaminated by salnnmella. A processing plant using unpasteurized eggs has been closed down. To Goddard, the salmonella sithation is intolerable. "I know from my experience as chief of the Conununicable Disease Center of the Public Health Service that such a threat to our naticmal well-being can be eliminated," he says. "We have the scientific know-how and we have the 0 T g a fl i z a ticrnal and administrative know-bow." Addressing the Gregory anufacturera Association last month, Goddard made an appeal for self-regulation. What is lacking, be said bluntly, is the full comnmitment to safety that the food industry baa the technical ability to give but has withheld. "The pace has been slow," he added, "too slow for the public to tolerate." As many pharmaceutical companies can testify, Goddard's warnings are not to be ignored. To the dynamic FDA boss, token compliance is substandard performance. Any cursory newspaper reader can be excused for thinking that Food and 1) r u g Administration Commissioner .iames Goddard's only regulating the drug industry. Practically all of Goddard's headline-making actions have invoh'ed some sort of crackdown on drugs. But Goddard has not exactly 'neglected the food industry in his six mcmths on the job. Roughly two-thirds of FDA's activities involve food in some way. Anything that makes people sick is a top priority item at. FDA, and heading the list currently is a food-borne poisoning called salmonellosis.Named for the pathologist who diacovered the bacteria (not for the Pacif. ic Northwest's pink fish), aalnicmellosis is an extremely painful — but not generally fatal — type of poisoning. Symptoms, which ordinarily begin eight to 45 hours after the infecting organism is taken into the system, are nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, headache and chills. About 20,000 cases are reportedly in the United States each year. Nearly 100 are fatal. But, as Goddard notes, these statistics are gross understatements. Perhaps as many as 400,000 cases -go unreported each year, a good part of them scratched off as "intestinal flu." The carrier of salmoneflosis is food. Its source is contamination. Says Goddard: "Although a major part of the initial contamination comes from such things as fish meal and a wide variety of aniinal and poultry products, we're convinced that a prime offender is a gon- --- (A 1) ?11 enughit iV j iii Nwtuuud1uw1 wa' • I — 3 - -- S SlAY cassius. alder ussuic. Tropiiyt1iij.&J.tLan.s 3227542 HWY 17.tZ I ONOSA SOAP Looss .iw.ys .valI.Iui. fo open bowling -. ---- ., .'. '&•Rl - - 'era. STANDARD NO CARRYING CHUGIS 1 1 SIAPWARO Oil, VUM?451 (1If,ttfliC8V 323.1 32 -- I $ _______ — - .-. .J1__'-___ ,, - , -- -- - I - - .-- - - n _____ -' - - - a S '. - - - --- ------ S - - - - -- - S - - - S .- •-- - ---- - - --- --- -- ---- ------ -''''.'..',>,_, -. - S 7'5'T'._,- - ------------------------------------------------------------ ;. -I- - JIt*IUs rJl -_sr ._e. _ - -; - '-'''W'--.f_t1._ ,tâ-4.. . - 5. -- . - FI -_. -_ --------- •• ----.4 �*nnturb a - --- - - - .7uly 2, P m rrnth bob.W - . % I I f I It I . ~ • ~~ , ~ II . • . - _z_ - . ~ I t 1 h -i - I I . : , . I.- . .........-.- _+_ . L 11 It o,er 20,000. Psvslaq peNeW., up S7SO - S$300 a yea,. ye,' Psfom,e$e,i ssd brochure wrIte SUPJCOAST SCHOOL OF sIuortee MEET CUT'TIW$ 43Y4 $o. Mesheltes Ave. 'fempa, M. 39611 I-'nhitip nt f$tt lI'4,' itl,d I'$,Nae(n g,'v,,H,,hI,', - f.: ivartee- P.fl Meet Isthieped Ca s housing hacldog Island hornr' homesite With the addition of $S,392,. which aninunt u S.:92,Mo hOmPs sold but not yet reorde Net. Income in the first half MO In uncnnsolictHted sales at totaled nearly and SS.564,014 in the 195E andi s Income of 196amounted to $1..'12,-,558 Marco Island , the compan's 199 periods. rive v miflion as of .June f' at flelt.nn or Si 02 per share on I 26.295 Jnternatinaj cHle4 lWtwork pro lackk said that the l•k'l and MILYcO lslund outstanding shares. That corn- duced combined ssihn of $20,. tona Corporation s sharp inpnr with $1 047,175 o 5 't7 7i in thi first six m nth crpzlqf fri home iInc g1,irip.r,. ,. 11 cents on -the same number f if 11)56. compared with $17,the six.rnonth period up BR()iTI11.1.S I_FE 52,502,096 from 1,00,65 a enr RRT was the result the Company's "ca re ful pro. gram of inc'TPRSPtI emphasis" on housing. -.-- PIu,nbjng, Heating & '_ ps 317 and 319 ELM PInq Sir, INSTALLATIONS QUALITY Large trumpets made In the Bronze Age have survived ]fl or more centuries in such per. feet condition they can still be played. ' Air Conditioning 1917 s1pWOPD, FLA. AVE. Tel. 322-0852 - .. 4 , . SALE ENDS .1 . . I I 1A ~~~~~~~~ ,0 .1. ...., I I AIR SATURDAY.1 CONDITIONING services consecrating little Frederick Vernon McCleary were conducted by Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor of First Pentecostal Church of Longwood. The church does not practice infant christening, but the parents chose Sibyl and Vernon Coombs (right) as godparents. Also shown are Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCleary, the parents, and Rev. Grant holding baby, Frederick. (Herald Photo) DEDICATION t. I14 ~j ; I _- '$ *, ir~v,,~,, I Thu my wtf has escL'ernted the sacrament of marriage 'ou advised her to do noth. Ing one day, and let him conic to find the beds ml• made, breakfast and lunch and has caused me such mis. cry and lwwthlcrment. What is imur advice? husband was furious, hut he said, "Lot's not start our marriage ut with a fight in the family." Do you .uppoe th at he thought that since 1 was secondhand aB 1 was 'worth was a secondhand toaster? Should 1 keep it, give It hack to her, or wrap attend? Regards. it up and give it to her danglitot- as a wedding gift. She'll ing the course of our math- MR. A. No. But if you'll wire me her name and address I'll send flowers, 1)EAU MR. A: DEAR M1I1\': I have been married for 10 years to a deeply rdilgicuis woman. Dur used marital reage she lations to reward, bribe, and punish me. I seldom objected until she went to extrenues. She hasn't slept in our bed months. for over ( \'ct what is a man supposed to do? I do not want to see We are repeating the hand sf May 25 today. At that time we devoted so much space to a discussion of the bidding th at we were unable to explain the play completely. If West opens any suit except hump. the slam is a cinch but West should open a trump. L - ( I Soutn wins in his own hand and !flUat lead a diamond at trick two. The correct diamond to lead Is th e se'ven spot. Sou th wants to make it look as if he plans to go up with dummy's NORTS ____ so 4 QJ Q 4 4 AQS 7 • WEST $ 4 IAT 413 is S4 I IV K 7 .13 4K 10 652 4 3 (flJ'rfl (1)) 4AKQJZ Al A 10367* 4'V'oM Both vulnerable West Ne4k i P* 1 Pa 24 Pass 3 KT. Pass 14 • HERErS HOW IT WORKS ! .;-. pt~ ~ -.7_-_-17.,177N ~":----6. -7 ,i~!~,~---,ZL - I ''_--*;^ - :" 1~;~--,-~ 'K '... '1~ .11 ,• 1 4. I 1 .111 I I I ~, -.-IF 46 ., , "" ~.A 4 I i. 1i I rc ~ I ~ , N A I - -, - &)IQ I966! ~ I -- • ~ 1 - I M P A LA STOCK NO. 1743 8-CYL 4-DR. SPT. COUPE Equipped With -- - ~ ,A~ 1. - P ,T ..): I . t I SALE PRICE 3068.26 AIR CONDONING .09 - POWERGLIDE TRANSMISSION • TINTED GLASS VACUUM POWER BRAKES • POWER STEERING PUSHBUTTON RADIO • REAR SEAT SPEAKER 2-TONE PAINT • WHEEL TRIM COVERS THIS CAR EQUIPPED WITH THE ABOVE HAS A LIST PRICE OF $3753.75 ;~ - I -_ -_ -_ 4I 41 4 V a. 0110 ___ PRICE COMPLETE WITH 4 AIR CONDITIONING I 3O68 $ 35 j , 11 -_ _____~ - 1 1111- -' • _______ .~ SHOULD THIS PARTICULAR CAR BE SOLD WHEN YOU CALL WE HAVE MANY, MANY MORE AVAILABLE WITH LARGE DISCOUNTS AND AIR CONDITIONING FOR ONLY 9c. THEY ARE NOT DEMONSTRATORS BUT... I 11 1 P a I V ALL II1b LAR SEVENTYFIVE youngsters took part in Christ Episcopal Church Vacathin Church School. Top photo: Tommy HinMon, June Kluvuhn, Timmy 1. :1 - INSURANCE We can fake care OF your MORTGAGE LIFE Policy, s well as your Jean Creamer, Stevens, I Mary Creamer, Brendu k il", Oldham, Muck Chiesu, teachers Mm. Mickey Oldham. N.m. Inez Blanton. Center: Ross Wigg, t Bonnie Hinson, Karen .Fluetzex, Bill Llearulf, Pete Kluvuhn, Susan Lunun, teacher Mrs. Judy Deurolf. Bottom: Roger Elliott, Mi- HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE j I ;, . ,- - . . - . -- - - -- Carraway & - - • - -- - - ------------- -. M cKibbin I14 tchele Pwaeriawk, (richet Ridjon, lionald Hot'9.er, Shelia }ioltiupjile, atty Oldham. { - - - ARE NOT DEMONSTRATORS - - - -- BRAND . . . AND N. PAU AM - _, .••_-p, ---.--------- -- -'-- - - - . - • - .. T_ ••U -- - - - • -- -- I ' DRIVE OUT TO OUR AUTO SUPERMARKET ANY TIME EVENINGS TO SERVE YOU! EASY ON-THE-SPOT FINANCING!WE'RE OPEN -' MOTOR SALES NEAR THE RAILROAD jjjflfpf4 Now for an apology. When South loads th e seven of diamonds at trick two West can play th e jack. If he does this, there will be no way for South . By Ruth Millett - 322-6231 By Polly Cramer ow A I r rI CT Lir e a r o r nut wood we found some adhe. • paper that is a very close match to our paneling both as to grain and to color. We TALLAHASSEE - A ii e w Company spokesman a a I d then covered two wastebaskets. citizens automobile premium rates would be based a small table top and our tele- senior bUi•Lti Plan Which SQ itt on accident experience over a phone direvtory. They are tractive arid a topic of cwiver- broad Coverage at lower rates three year period and are pay LO than existing policies, W Ill able on a monthly basis. sat.ion when trieudb conic soon be available, State Treas. call. Written at the National Buurer-lnsurance Commissioner resu of Casualty Underwriters When putting up ceiling tile. Broward Williams disclosed. dust your hands with cornstarch Ile policy provides manual rate level, the prespecial package sutoxno- snlum for drIvert 65 years of or powder to absorb any perspir- for it ation and there will be no finger bile plan which includes auto age or older, who have had no accidents during marks or sinudges on the ZWW liability, medical expense, . chargeable preceoding three years, celling.-BERTIIA cidental death benefits and un. the would be $10 per mouth in DEAR POLLY- I live in a insured motorists coverages, county; $7.50 per month Also prQvldc,d, is a limited Dade resort area and ani employed I found the entertaiiiinent of iantIJ(ii feature and a sate in Duval county; $6.25 per so JIIUIIIJI in Palm UeacIi county. out of t.own guests exhausting driver preutluin reduction In. until I t.hougtit of making a centive pluu, Cominiasiwier Some 66,0QO Florida drivers are 65 or over, and would be Visitor's File. From the Chum- Wthiams said. Ameneligible to buy the new package ber of Cwnrnerce I obtained all Williams said I"lrst of the free advertising on places can Insurance CQmpauy, Miami, plan. ul Interest in the area. All this has flied the proposed package I put in a large box and labeled plan with the State Imurauce People can listen about twice as fast as people Can talk. . Visitors File. When triendt. Department. - ONLY HOLLER West's last trump. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. come to stay. I leave the file I had such good luck and it DEAR POLLY- Thank you in their room and they can leis- came out fresh and new-looking. for the recent Pointer in which urely go through It while I am -MRS. 0. E. one young lady reproved you at work and choose the things PohIy'i Problem th eY would li ke to see and do, DEAR POLLY- Will somefor accepting a Pointer which 0 e th re Is much ti me saved one please tell me how to get analyzed as a device for discussing the various places, the odor out of an old dresser? she husband-spying (it was the bell ti ng information and so Ofl. I like th e dresser very much attached to the bed sheet). You get wile was Myguests seem to like th is and would hate to have to dissaid th at perhaps th e waiting for a good night kiss 'ery much.-EDITH or wanted to get him a glass of DEAR POLLY- Last week warm milk or it might be a a friend told me how to remove Anyone submitting a Polly's hut from a velvet jacket. I had Problem, a solution to a promillion other such small bilities so important in knitting tried everything In the way of blem or a favori te homemaking p happy marriage. A bruavo for brushing but with no luck. She Idea will receive a dollar if pointing out th e importance of told me to sprinkle plain old Polly uses the Item In Polly's salt Ofl the coat and then brush. Poin te rs. ttitude.-DAMANTJNA And think you for writing.POLLY DEAR POLLY- Af ter paneling den with pretty INSTALLED COSTS YOU 2215 W. FIRST ST, - - rw 1966 MODELS m THE FACTORY Auto •Fae •Lif. Ruth Elliott, - - If Vest trumps he can do any thing he wishes but South will get to dummy later by trump. ing s good diamond, If West does not trump, South will. In this case South will actually niake a grand slam because he wil l 1w able to pick up • Newspaper Enterprise Assn. your house need painting? for your husband ti"do, LI and 'What do you do with a Have you long wanted a patio when ever finds the time. 16-year-old who tri ed but could- or flower beds? Do the trees \OU a ren't doing your son a favor to let him loaf day afn't get a summer job? asks a need trimming, the garage or ter day, meanwhile growing reader of this column. annoyed with him, when there "Our son, with nothing to do attic need cleaning? s, is about to Why not make a list of all are all kinds of things he could for three month drive me crazy. He sleeps until the things Cuat need to be done and probably should be doing noon. The rest of the day and around your house and yard to help out the family. evening he is out riding around that your son could do for you- A young man doesn't have in roy car and spending more and start getting him up In the to settle for loafing all summoney th an he drwc during the morning at a reasonable hour mer just because he can't find a paying job. Not If his parand tell him to get going? school year." What to do with a big, strong You don't have a three-months ents t reat him hike a contribyoung man wi th three month s vacation, do you? And your bus- uting, responsible mem be r of band doesn't have three months the family who Is expected to of idleness to fill up one way a year off, does he? And yet you use some of his strength, en. or another is to put him to work. 11 he can't find a job. surely are probably leaving all the ergy and time on projects that could be doing be nefit the whole family. you can find one for him. Does jobs your son . - • I - - - - n a A - Teach Children To Conform as . I , I JJtQ (/Jifl'Ø? A questions among women In 01 100 5 spieniviti joli in uia ving whether or not men should have hair e o 1 ci r I n g prelintatififi lt fill lWl1.l)t'Rfl1: their grey hair colored. I heard wiul.'I, are easy to use and 1) E A 11 v1f Is "deeply a heated discussion the other wom well. Since your subject. religimis," ask her elergynian day on (Ida vital know a man wItti i slwny I say yes-and why not ? I'll" to speak to her. There are iH'fl)re the pithihir. Ills hair was many SOflit' hattls no man is able Idea was thought of by streaky, unbecoming to his skin to fight alone. And this is onp men In the public eye; nien lit and eyes. At my suggestion he business and In theatrical life of them. They often had their hair dyed tried one of the ltect hair culwpp always a sort of oring preparations for nien. lie CONFIDENTIAl1 TO MIC- hint it now the now looks In years younger suit ICY: It all depends on hr "untcreover" job. flut open. Men It gives him a very hinntlsonie papa's bank balance. A rich whole thing Is In the sppearant'e. lie is simply tie. getting "well .traveleil." A are boldly going about girl Is when they llulifed will, loin ne w hcw,ks. poor girl has "been around." rid of grey hair It it quite in keeping with kno., It Is unbecoming and demanly Interests to look as careers, their Troubled? Write to Abby, trirnentah to youthful anti as well groomed accept Women will have to Box 69700. Los Angeles, Cal,, as possible; men have to keeiu 9)69. lor a personal reply, this fact, just as men accept all the mail tip with their women. Inclose a stamped, self-ad. the goal as well Votilli today seenis to favor by women. fashions espoused dressed envelope. the "sloppy" hook, but I believe hay. balks at husband If your this is a passing phase wlmirh you and hate to write letters? Send Ing his hair colored, iiuti4 go out of fashion. Wiit'ii don't It done, $1 to Abby, Ilox 69700, Los want hiinu to have the yrniuigstcrs see their falluira evidence Angeles, Cal,, 9t9, for Alu. nag; just get some looking so well grootiied anti by'c booklet, "how to Write proving It would be a gouixi Idea his hair dyed- handsome, they may change for him to have letters for All Occasions." such as how much younger he'll their ideas-arwi that would he look, etc. And If you want to be wonderful! So, If your man a blonde, be one; he might ho has grey hair and you want tutu to dye it, start the campaign encouraged. All manufacturers of hair now and be smart about it. Monday: Dear Kdyth Thorns coloring have seen this cornand another diamond. ing. They have done much re- ton MuLeod to make the hand, Several uc'en so that \Vest will be readers have seen this play. sUI to rise with the king if We overlooked it because It is be holds th at card. Pass Pass 64 the sort of play that would West does not hold the king Pass never be made at the table, at and will play low. Sou th plays Opening )d-4 least almost never, If the band dummy's four and if East rises with the king, Sou th 's worries inspiration and ducks, South were played a thousand times ver. He will be able to can still make th e hand. He we guess th at some West reach dummy with th e queen must play a second round of would actua lly play the jack on of diamonds in order to dis. trumps to leave one trump in the seven. card his losing heart on th e dummy and one trump In the Would you, If you weren't ace of clubs. If East has an West hand. Then he plays ace looking it all the cards? ' na Jacoby and Son tZCO64/ Uii &/1JiclgE TAKE YOUR PICK FROM MANY! I, evening and asked her what she had hn doing afi day. lnnnQry basket spilling over with min.Ironed clotbes, and not a trace of supper started, \VeU. sh followed your advice, Abby. 11cr funeral is tomorrow. \%'Ill you he able to a s my marriage destroyed be. wonderful man. One of hs relatives told us they were giving us a new toaster for a wedding gift When it came. dlhcs piled in the sink, th e - - II cause we have two of the most be sutiflit children who hare ever graced this entib. ur FOR ONLY 9 III fl1AR ATflV: M neighbor wrote you an anonymmis letter. She saM her husband Came lionie from work erery be married soon. BURXE1) DEAR BURNED: }eep the toaster and help your husband avoid a family fight. It tak's a weU-hred person to overlook a crummy deal, NJ -mel a We've W'.11F NOW*** Tye r tF.. Ak;I I 1 II V 1II 1TAR AflB\': 1 was martied for three long, unhappy ye,rs the first time. We dl. 'oreed and then 1 married a ft was her old toaster. 11cr excuse was they needed the double toaster because they a family, and we needed only a single one. Sn she kl the new one and gave u her &d one. I was hurt inside, but I did• n't say a word to anyone. My s 327.65o in the year-ago period. The Ilc'lt.rnui Corporation is 510 for the period, a gain of developing Marco island, 10.41.5 per tern over th e first 800-acre resort community on tudf of 19. Home sales totaled Southwest Florida's gulf coast, S.5fl2,095, an Increase of 61.7 for Its affiliated Mao island per cent from the Year before. IeveIopment Corporation. AlBut Frank E. M ackie Jr., though it perform, all the plan. president, pointed out in an ning, construction and aie I interim report to shareholders work at Marco on a fee basis, that the reported sales relate as 50 per cent owner of MJDC SEA Exf'LORERS of Bear Lake give test run to raft tfle boat they have made from fiberglass given the group several months ago. Shown aboard are Wes Clark, skipper; Chuck McPherson Sr. and Chuck Jr., Roger Pacupatte, Keith Rieckmann. Bill Anderson, Gerald Aldrich Sr. Gerald Jr., Archie Bunnell, Bob Price, St-eve Rigsby. Greg Peifer, and Maury Linton. (Herald Photh) )dqheit peytaq f.di is the six months ended .luni' 10. ccl b the Cnnipay. In the 1965 half. _k' , shares Total sales came to $12,004,- :,:•. QualIty Far eNe of $ie *. -1)olthn •Corporiititit, leading only to DRitona. lI,0fl(.ncre I the eonip.nw reports nniv its I Predicting thnt the stron Florida land and comtnunit' planned retirement eomnuinIt' shnre of the after-tax profits borne ,iiihs trend would ent developer, thdny reportivi ncn Lake Monroe. and other I'ron) the !laren nperiiton. It I orted that th ord high profits and sales for Floridh properties wholly own. dnes not ennsolidnt.' Mreo tiflhiE' he o P MEN! Deltona .Reports Record Profl*ts ...... D,7 • - ]!)6b - - eii Io r s Stamps In News hunk has been a ile'ided influSyd Krmikh I'IIl'P Oil the eeuuiouuuii' ilnveloli Lirat'l's now Knesset. Builditu which houses that nation's nuvnt of Norway since tliutt legislative bodies In the sub- time. ' ject of a new large-size multiThe Associated Press office color stamp. The one pound value features the new Knes- In Prague reports that the set on a sweeping landscape Czechoslovak Post Office will in Jerusalem, reports the Is- Issue a series of stanups tierai'I Philatelic Agency in voted to the Indians of North America. The building not only America. Seven stlIflllHd rangis for the 120 legIslators but Ing from 20 hellera to 1.40 also serves the cabinet and the crowns illustrate such items as tomahawks, totem poles, peace prime minister, Also issued by Israel Is a pipes, Indian camps and evert new set of five stamps dedi- a chief of the Dakota Indiana. eated to "Road Safety." This The Post. Office did not say set of multicolored stamps de- which chief of the Dakotas is picts caricatures of travelers to be depicted or even why the inside a silhouette of a traf- Dakota Tribe was chosen. I'erhaps the Influence of American fic regulation sign. • . movies has penetrated the Iron India has issued two new Curtain or perhaps In the stamps honoring a pair of out.- translation and film cutting standing political figures In its rooms the Indians defeat the history, reports the World cowboys every time. S Wide Philatelic Agency. One The U. S. commemorative stamp features a portrait of Iabu Kunwar Slngh, a hero of stamp to pay homage to the the first war of indepi .t'nce late Ambassador Adial StevenIn 1867. The second stamp de. son will probably make Its ap picta Shri Gopal Krishna pearance in October. Many Gokhale, considered the great- countries will follow suit.. The eat politician of the "old first to do so will be Togo school" prior to the Indian age which already has announced of noncooperation led by Mo- the design of the not of five bandits Gandhi. Gokhale died stamps featuring the UN Building and emblem next to In 1915. • • the circular photograph of Norway has isaued two new Stevenson. 5 5 S postage stamps commemoratBermuda has Issued a stump Ing the 150th anniversary of the Bank of Norway. The 30 Iwnoing •'50 years of Scoutore green shows a rosette do. ing." Featured on the stamp sign with the dates, 1816.1906. are two circles. One bears the The 60 ore red depicts the Boy Scout emblem and the main building of the Bank of other has the Queen's crown Norway. The batik was found- Insignia. Both are linked by a ed June 14, 1816, just two ribbon stating the beginning years after the separation of of the Boy Scout oath "On My Norway from Denmark. Th. Honor." Hy Hr Stian light sitterS snowflakes. for earnpe, nil hy herself. (et .fnhnny New.paper Enterprise Assn, retmiirc's the potfrnc' of .loh. some simple model kits.--then, (lc.scdy relnlc'tl ti, the art of Arid the dis,sithr,n of a saint. j ecept for incidental help leave listenIng, sti netessnry to a Even before they learn to1 him alone as he struiglei qtmufrnt. Is the ability In follow rest-h, children should he taught I through the proper prrseefl?urAl thir,'ttiu,uq. A''ti,nity, thuiq is i-it,?. U. f(,lk,\', verbal qlire(ffr,ns. As a step by tep. a single ability, hilt litirt of a jonrerit.q. you might ask Johnny Teach tsth Johnny in4 S,,sfrn t'huiIii's total physical, nruerutal to go it, the basement, for in. to fill out simple forms. startntitl c'nioiionnh rrinke up. stanee, and tiring up fwtt onions. jog s'ith those requiring runty Children who come ti, school four pntoeq. ant-h a can of pop. their name, address and telereatty, willing anti able to do Or In call grant-li-na and give rhne number and working !IO as they're foul arc' a rt'nl Joy her two or three sh(,rt mess to those calling for further itni5 It) temhut'rs. H, or to .t.f on hk hlR(k : M informs' n. such as who'd. we don't wnt hhttit' robots, i'ithuc'r in or shoe. tit and ''hits' T shirt. and father'4 name, mnthers name, mit, of the rinqqroom. Hut a gay shocks. names and ages of brothers ,ind You, eat-u erie(,iir.Ige him to sisters and the like. ell ild nutiqt learn to conform in-'fi,re It;, ran ho fruity free to r,,nkt' sirnpft' Plunge. reading the This may even help them to be original amP irt'otivp. dlrc'.-tionq airaid ft. him or sim- m ake rait 'heir own )flCOfllC ?.4' 1ve ften pitied the primary lily telling him what ftt i-fr, in hater on. flut don't •'tpeef mirart tea('luc'r who practIcally 1. 2, .1 rirrior. Vt-ai can let him aries! ft's enough to help them tears her hair c,uit, ti, get her take the rc'sponslhihlt.v of clean. 1 herome better students pupils in foIin'.r a few simple log the bird rage after he hoc itustruurl lotus, If lla.y frilil the r,t,cc'rvetl how yrai tin it. Ple;ie en4 votir ;ehnl proin 'are of papui'r flit' wrong way and emit After they have learner) ft. hierns to Susan cutotug flit' wrong hInes lb.' results rend, etillrlrr'n should he en- thk p;ip.r. While she cannot anare eiutsusfrn.huIc. So are the cr,uragrd ft. fall.,'.', ',rittf'n i-lit sut'er each letter peronaiiv. lettears. Tcaciuiiug it group of first rctir,ns a.s 'ccii n.e verbal r.nc'e. ter; of general interest "ill be or M('('f'tIfh griudc'rs to c'uit. si,- Let. Susie rn;ike it read milt cake anccprcct in thiq crulmunin - r.ight Do It Yourself: Good Tools Need Good Handles wooden werige is tIrjVfl ;-Ie. 1 mer it nut if you fly Mr. I'Ix n't pull it Neiuspnper Enterprise Asen. the saw cut. That c'r'irfa mhv' out, but do not attempt to The ti.'zul of U,.. toot is gr,r,tl, handle against the i4es of the burn it out, since this will il4l.hiti Mti't!l. The huuuimilk Is ninde tool. (Tb.' rut is made along .etrny the tool's temper. Shape Handles Of wotah-t'o,,jfortnl,lp to Juan. the I(,ng dimension of the 1 tile lout not uueariy so durable, handle end.) Cut. off the new handle will have No iueetl to throw away a wedg.' so that It is flush with Ito he shaped. With the handle perfectly good hammer just the end of the handle. evt, 1 .4nd tool assembled, place in * because time hiumn.Ite breaks. drive twi, metal edt..s acrose : vise and, with the parts held Your lot-id hmn,-clw,mrc store ham the wo'.'jen wptlge. toeth.'r. drill holes through it handle for alnuo4 any tooL hfnwiies are avaiabk for the handle. using the holes in 'r.mkc the old handle along to garden tools. Again, be sure to the tool socket as * guide. Inthud. you can match It, as match the old its closely as so rt rivets and flatten the nearly as possible. Some trim- possible. Some tools are of the heads with a hammer. Shank type took are getteriiiing will he needed, but with socket type with the handle enrctmih irking you can ke.'i. fitting into a socket of the ally rakes and hoes with a tool---urh as spades and ov- pointed shank driven into * this to a ,umitiirumuni. the right type of hanile rl. Itivc'ta secure the handle I hole in tho end of the hand!.. 1ct well as the right size. A and these will have to he A metal ferrule then orruteeta as hummer handle is not like a knocked out. Use a metal drill the end of the handle. Drive hatchet handle amu(l a hatchet to cut oft the heads. Center the old toni out of the broken handle not like one for an ax, punch first to keep the drill handle. It is driven into the end of a new handle, expandProcedure in replacing the bit from slipping, With the rive ts out, you can ing the wood against the fer'handle on a hammer, hatchet, rule (wooden sleeve) around ax or sledge is pretty much Ln.k the end of the handle time same. Try to saw off the out of the tool socket. Ham- that end of the handle. broken handle as close to the _______ _________________ .c' -' ' tool head as you can. Tap out 6) III ~ .. Go the rentaining part of the handle. You will have to place I .. - I .".' "OPUMP" PLANTER LAMP If tapping doesn't. work, try I breaking up wha t old handle. Drilling a few holes in the wood will do it. I COUJMN IS B(JIU" Use a drill bit capable of go. " UP OF tx2, \ ... Ing through metal so that it I ..: PIECES \I.4_.._L will not break if it hits a ! i' ARE " PINE metal wedge. Fitting the new handle is a , I I matter of careful trimming. /1 )4'TWRADED • Keep trying the fit, using a ____ I '!", plane or rasp to remove the 1 \ .. LINE WFAVY ______ 1 excess wood . Don't remove too I I ALUMINUM FOIL (_ s much at one time; you want a • 1 4 I I tight fiL 1 1 Saw Needed Make a cut in the end of a I Ii I I handle about 11i . inches deep. '. 74 Use a saw. This is for one of the wedges. Drive the handle into the eye of the tool as far I 6 1 I us you can. Cut off whatever 2" I sticks out the top of the tool, "' • making the handle flush with I COUNTERBORETO PROVIDE I RECESS FOR NUt CUT $LOT FOR WI RE the head, I You will need three wedges C LIP A W P S .4 V E----to make time handle secure. A - ) - • - , (Jj ' :: ' ., ,4__*~ - - - - .uIsuiJ I ' , . - •- - - . . j . / JI p -- - . -. • V t I (I \-S -i - i;'j. The Doctor Says: [SharP. SbopPsnG .1 Psoriasis Is Problem Single Woman Plans Future By Wayne G. llrandstadt, MI). Newspaper Enterprise Assn. i'sorlasis is a conustuiitly vexung problem to millions of people. In this disease the skin scales that are most frequently found on the scalp, elbows, knees and hips. The disease is unsightly but. otherwise Is not a threat to one's health. Time cause Is unknown. A reader asks whether the drug ,netronidazole (Flagyi) is used to treat this disease. My 1968 drug hook lists over remedies for psoriasis but metronidazole is not one of them, This drug In used to combat Infection, but psoriasis Is not an Infectious disease. One of tlte sure rules of medicine is that whenever a lot of drugs are used to treat a condition none of them is very satisfactory. In the case of psoriasis some of the older drugs, and sonic of time isew ones, will Improve the conditiwi and keep it in check but none is a cure. Since sunlight is beneficial to (lie lesions, the disease is usually bettor in summer but 4 sun lanip caum be used to treat It at home In all kinds of was- so thur. 'I'he ointments used In ths past, such as chrysuirobin, ammomulated mercury and coal tar products, had the disadvantage that they were messy - a case of the cure being almost, as bail us the disease. Newer products for local application USC a greasciess, stainless base. For acute psoriasis of the scalp, warm mineral oil should be applied first to loosen the scales. Thisi is followed by a tar shampoo, after which fluot'inolone acetonkis (Ss'nahar), a curtisone derivative, is applied, All attempts to remove time sesles should be gentle after a ireliminary soaking in a lubricating bath (Alpha-Keri, Hoinol or Lubath). Aminopterin an niet it) trexat* are sometimes given but. these are powerful drugs that should be used only on the most severe CsCS amid then only under strict muiiit'ui super viIIftfl, Vitanuins have been tried but have proved disappointing. One Important dietary measure hiss, however, been discovered rucently. Normal persons ehimiisat* taurine, sit amino acid found in foods of animal origin, but persons with psuriasis do not. When jiaorlasia vk'tiuns adlieu-u to a diet that cuntainD no beet, lamb, pork or glandular cuts such on liver and kidneys, sea foods, eggs and dairy iroducla, a rnuurkubl. Inupruveunent occurs. It. Is tIIl(kult, but not Impossible, to gust an aiituivatu protein intak, on such it diet. Ithough niu.t couimpotnies A siiigie woman in the JO- cate. of .kposit. Ily le-m ug -i to-35 age group who starts to specific amount, usually $I,000 provide 'tome (orni if medical for her retirement now to $5,000 in the bank (or a 'tpte- and hospitalization inuraneu, h may be considered a kook by cified period, the deposutur re the 'tiuigtu wviuian Will want to triuntis and relatives. Has she ceiveS a higher interest rate. tuuestigate a tn.ljur uie1ieal Insurance' is inupeirtaut, tu'. program. For a rulatiuLy small tossed in the marital towel so soon? Few wonten do. However. initially, it policy up to $5,000 I sum, 'the possibly can avoid the shrewd simugle gal begins to is suf(kkmtt. 'L'his helps pay going into debL to pay COCS93 of put aside savings, buy spct'iat (unurat i'pcii'tes, anydoctors' a 3eriuU* Injury or vu; jilnasa types of iumsurance and stocks tills amid ciebt, in case the situgie that keeps her (tutu her job. More iugle wonmea today aru and iemiuuups a house for her womnait dies. A niajot step fur a operative single toimuaiu is to !tit down buying hutites or years. older with a good insurance agent apartuicuits. buying, Before suitIf she does marry, her ct'tmiiiulatutl dowry helps cush- and map out an itusurance pro- weigh the pros and custs of such Ion the costs of setting up a grain that provides death belie- an Vheu considering a house (its such as a straight tifu and new household. important, imucunue when purchase remember that the int'*u In last week's column a pete'emituge guide to budgeting a Ole is older and watuts to retire. mortgage paytnetzts are only miuntlily salary was set up. Lu in this category are the annuity part of the actual coSt. Alluw about t " to 21 per cent of the It suss'isigs requi'esentuil 10 pci' ut R'titt'u,ut'Iit-iIlt't'iiuc policies, rvtirt'iuuemit . income policy house price a year fur repiri A ccitt of all iimt'uine atud imuItil 111 0tik'uul alld life insurance b differs trout an amumiuity ut that stud mnautWnauee and figure in it also piu Ides uniu iuisurauce imi3uranve premiums, taxes, fuel 11cr cciii, 'l'hise two are umajor ulumnt'itt't protection smut higtwt' death and water bills. But don't let tho financial In a sI,mgte wumnusil's future. Part benefits It thu holder dies beof each munthily savings etwulti (oLe 65. %Vhhhuvui' type a sillsle spullsibility of ownuig a huuae wuiumun i'huuses, it is best to scary you. Just find out what go to an emergency fund. 111011 of three start the mi'ugi'uimu early because Lups are uioZvud in Try to build a VU16 to six iiiunths take-home pay. it bui't'mes more costly to begin purchase (tow a lawyer. realtor iIV$ vr hank otfkii wh Many hunks now offum' it sulu- use she grows older. iiA this field. (or those whiu don't hUh1 ton l'hu ku to any step to a littis H.tltK I'll tM N ON theji will Ibuwdur. The i'ank will transfer a out aunt each month A rare tuArtmomic4l phienuin mute ucurIty nu her (utury I from it t'hecktuig account to a coon oceur -vd lit February of to start early and seuk all the saviuigs st't'ouimt. 'I'hiLs bvt'uuueo IUd; Six pluiwts- Kauth. Jupi- a ptwiali zw advice availaWs. Th used expense, like paying icr. Mars, Mercury, Saturn and sliugius womatu who Jeöu't do the remit. Anutimur new fum'uu to Venus --moved tutu cunjuiwliun this vmn tutU hurostf fraiksic in entourage saviuua uttered by i%tthi one another usuuti with thu her -lOs and 6Ue when hoe salary psibilitive Level off. cormuuumeru'Iul banks are i-untIl- suit and muoumi. - um ._- - - ---- --- - - I I, I I . I) - IS . - - - . -, 11 • - --. - ---- ---- - - - - . , - . , - 'S . - - ' - -. -- - - �;-, 'I - lI____. -. , •. 3 .!., ....,.-.- - . $MIP ' •-.4 4, '-: -- - _______ . • --T I --.- t'Ioroscope Forecast 1— .' ' GE!EtLAL TENDENCIES: GENERAL TENDENCIES: GENERM TENDE!JCIES: A — enIn Th1 h a day and t'ventn wheTi strange and culTnus bUtIU' dRY and and -- lot building a more solid and s- the Pul] )loat indicates a con- eve.nini In which you find ft Is , utzne beneath 71T5P1! slderabk amount of activity, Lneessary tO keep on your tfles I-. that you have a • 1° avoid being misled by some u'. that security in emotional and ToWho E mintie matters as well as where gage it &mday pursuits. P1l quite confused nil not aware of your money and po eUInTIP are live the Golden Rule and you the tnw fcLs of a situation jj concerned. Others may appear 4II voI al] Sorts of Unexpeel- is vital to your advancement. scrappy but just waflt things ed pitfalls and turn potentially Serve others but be Suit they done. are stating true facts. crae aspect. n LA.RIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. II)) 19) ARIES (March 21 to April 19) ARIES (Mh 21 A1 .p.rate hi such a was that YOU!' An excellent friend COITIeS Better use your own judgment I where financial matters are reputation soars on this free == -' - — Weekend Television ______ TV Time Previews 5RTh&T £fl C!) ?Jf'wsoop. f L 24cws (9 A-PC tqews :&( ?Ji$tflS 12 () (I) WitT Croakit. (9) '7: ( The W..terii.r (€) H.z.l (9) TbP S*IIfl 7IO () O&m Runamuck 'r,e WLIU, wild w.t 0() () i) U-83) P. m. CBS. The a Marine like her drill sergeant mer's pYatnon. and it'S gnnd nLcj times when Andy conies after Wild Wild West. (rerun West dad (Sc'ott Brady. nurt Punn, him. and Gordan are assigned to 8:3U4:3) p. tn. NBC Sing . . tn. C15. Wstme and t,. t,irnprotect a middle eastern t- Mong with Mitch. (enlnr' (2C: Shucter take afl affectionate n. (!)' Mi1Ufl Tb. MOtItT rant from assassination. U run The bearded Maestro's look sit W. C. Fields. A partisiu Psi.- fortunately. so many people 1:O( ii 5I*i.lrr have tried to kill Emir El Emid guest tonight Is Shirley Temple. culsirty incisive and re'esiuIng hi! (9) $s Rutt whn joins the gang In singing study of the late great comIc'., (Robert Mlddltnn that he protect himsongs she made famous as a handled with care and intefli(€' APntU?t Th.s.Trp longer bot.hers to (9) AU,.H...t B.nd.tsnd lit- child. Solos b Lesie Uggams.' gc'nce by this series' (WA fine self, which makes things . (9) the Quinui Sisters, Rob Mc- hosts. Hi.hlight.s include clips r€ Chknl nTtT Poi- ti difficult for our heroes. Grath. Victor Griffin and Gloria from many of Field's best Toshould the Emir bother? He's :3( ( TPA ties. among them "The Bank ctiu. a U)) (9) AOil&me Lamily sre ( Honey Weat f•fl(' 9:29 () 1.5?. (1) Mov$ S:t C:) cohen P-o _ óAI _ ___ _ _ ___ ___ _ _ ___ ______ _____ __ 1& ___ - Sea Thriuler - . f .1 ltt' :tttfnr ernI _____ ____ . "A ruiiml the Wntld tii,tter the' hciIl RII(IIPrIt'f'e rooter! to the t4cn ' I the fop feature this elc' nt their seats ft. is Ivan Tcirs new pronitict.fnin for Metweek at I he Movinsintici i tO-G'IWVr1-Mnyer, "Around the day *ben others are in a better YOU for aUI!tance.-4muiedlate. concerned, since experts and dUng matters of gtedlt cleverly tesy. Avoid the social since this how you should proceed. Be right flow. Don't get to bed too ment is concerned. Avoid Pr TA'UEVS (Apr. 20 to May to $ -A0 (2) Ne,con. () Lot'e Go to the tiC.L.K. 20) feguarding your reptita. Situations arise that give you a mht Zone tint as well as that of kin Is chance to ameliorate conditions 11T99 (2) NI'Wa btt.r hiii.dk MOON cHILDREN (JUTIC -2 a tangible way. ()(j (Iffh2l* (June ./ j L . I I - I T:0(' (2 I riream n? Jeannie (I) Donna Read Shoe 2:20 () Get Smart (C) tar-st Agsflt 1:90 (2) *cre.. the Pence pt, an'ar (5) I:flt (21 Bat g11ut Movis h:t( (C) F'a.o., I,. Parnilhar TONITE a SAT. A CARLOAD I kit "tIL'PtI It hUt'tfløi,. t'.unt Court Beus.r In 5at?o-ti. I'a).hlar months trom the date k-ihich 1.Iohll, 'IikflO' 5i"z.tInr, rur.rIt-i. within sI 'aienflt.r- ot the first pnhlic'ktion of this 11:1W (2) News rinru. fir.: f'u)slfrktlon of this notice.!u%iT) I1'ST BE flTi. 5WOB That tlIt Pkr-t InTerested ir F'arb n? tiemanl trust he 'rO ANT) rilED i Dt'rLICATE. RkIll btislnes, f'tJ1(-r1?1Mt Is k-s - IT'. writIn hod onnt5ln the piiue a .lames Dennis McDermott Legal Notice tnhlnw. ,,r, aclIlat' . eat:tot of the ________ FT1N1 M. SAHR :ress of the caImatt and must E,.:ste of MarorIe 1.. 4cDerT'OR 'TIlE T 111At(E OF 'AXi Atto-ne •- T'tl:,nner or attorney, or the- cam'Adtirf'ss 51 Wat'hitt'tofl A'0., cJu rAnT'.' 24: )nrth Man1Ia A. he witi. WheelIng, West Virginia 'rc wns: IT :AT CONCrr: Or-3and,,, r-tlatgaret M. Frost Robertson and Oracy u. rI'en th:.: a i,tsj a Cl:ntIe, (Jr,ijg-,As r'omti'u!Iat'- ThecutrIz of "unedin. FlorIda -, LENGTH—ONLY PART. ' COME EARLY II . ____________________ e __________ _____ 10:00 IC) 1.11*. IA Contest 1:90 (2) The Jetsons (6) Heckle and Jackie (1) £omma.ndsr .o?t 9:20 (2) Atom A.flt (5) ?flflSSU5S 10:09 (2) Secret______ *quh'rsI (5) MIghty Mouse (9) Par-ky Pig 19:80 12) Coder- Doj t ' Cit-v Hail In the Cit,' of Sanford. 12, :'si _____________________________________ . breakfast at TOUCIITONS and whiuitever time is necessary. - esthients ahould be wise and ____ others. Forget about being so Better trust more experienced 'not fancy. shy—be happy ex'sonz instead of SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. $PW (Get. 22 to Nov. 21) tlreh' upon own judgment on i-'A . '.- - - ws - - ,- - poN. -. STARRING - W14A5IS, Defendant, Tnu and cad, of you are hayou to appear and fil, your ATi an- rlatmp and demands swat or other defense or plead- whtcl, you, or elth.ir of you:, nt, Ing herein with the Clerk of the have against the estate of CA-It. Circuit Court of Seminole Coun- CILINA WEEKS LAWSON, doFlorida, and serve a cop)' ceased.. late of said County, to PrOM TV's 'k. Nest" ________ BRIAN KELLY PROM TV's "PLIPPfl" __________ - ' AND 0 GIRL Produced Irsi Tots Produc.r "FLIPPER" - ______ By post __________ CO-FEATURE 10:10 -, JANET LEIGH DON MURRAY . risiruris ?77: July :1.. - a -r !ubilst. .lul' t, tJ & Aug. L, J . r. .........., , - 60c . . .................................;. ' . C C designed expressly for your 11EV NOW, it's Friday again convenience. . . . and time for that popular Fri. SKIP'S RESTAURANT Is day night fish fry at the PINEopen again and Manager Nellie CREST INN. What a generous Shuniate is back from vacation menu It Is, too, with all YOU all rested up and says that "the can eat of crispy fried bluecatfish are meowing and the water perch, golden brown hush hush puppies are barking," puppies and French fries, spicy waiting for you! All kinds of baked beans, creamy grits and luscious seafoods, with the cat. a garden fresh relish tray, plus -----------------______________ - -.... .... '-";: r::--'. '.-. -. -_________________ _____________ I .,- -..-. • .? .. ; . -. -. -______________________ - - "' - : ______________________________________ —. __. - ;., . -- . .- - . -'a ' t. : 'e 'PV' -t' °Xf".' : -. ;. ' , --, - _________________________ ,q -. ':-' ........ . FREE s R . .' P' I - - - - •' - . . . . '' - - ' .._.. h -' . 1 mta ?II$T S uu-usan. rne ricmus '- -,. ____________ , INCOIORI _______ CATFISH oil you eon eat 125 tic. Hutti Pupiet, Cof. SIaW I PrncIi Fni. GOURMET STEAK i,,c. Salad, rnch . . . 1 .75 F"i.t, i-tornsmada oIIt I 3utt.r 'l ' laid, 11 AM. r. 2:00 P.M. .65 is $1.00 HOME MADE PIES I HOT 3ISCUITS. ALL ICINDS OF CELICIOUS s E A o 0 C S PREPARED TO YOUR TASTE. _____ ____ COMPLETE UNI OP SEAFOOD vertising n THE SANFORD HERALD. ' DILTONA read TOAST ________ - _______________________________ STRIP BACON JELLY TOAST 1 - 29 FREE COFFEE "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR IN . by an average of INTERCHANGE j 9 ARTHUR r ' RODThYOR . 2 R.s.rv.$iona Ciii ]flIt 66$.4421 for laughs with the GODFREY CalIESt cast ii the funniest - DAY, public relations girl In a laboratory, becomes Involved with some personal relations with her boss, Rod Taylor, in "The Glass 1)01118 underco pk4 ____ as a • PLUS AT 3: I 0 7:1 5 - READERS.—.. Cai Audrey - P.M. (Open 7;101 WINNER __________ Charde) __________________ I __________________________ . Freddie's 110u00 st. Grits Huzh Fuppieis ltelIh Tray "uife Or Tea - ________ _______ chi or dU.r m . .', ease lb. Wed. Wind.. D&lciots I Coud.ouo .sMc, Vsiy mod. at. pdoes.Mdnodiush.. towashi wacm ii a*,a,sa --- ea Enjoy &m.kIm 2k .dditiessl ACADEMY AWARDS AND WIDESCRIEN lnclud Cole Fren'h Frie Bukud Beans : •_ ,* Qeraiad - By ___ ____ - 1 KIAStMI OIiAT osu*.a busy' ____ ' — LIFE MAGAZINE _______________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ . • ' Menu man, thru sun. $1.10 EVENINGS mon. thru thur. $2.00 6 flOC1OfthJIIEtGO PILMID IN COLOR _____________ 5 135 MATINEES i PERFORMANCES DAILY • CHILDREN 12 OR UNI)ER ______________ NOWI C FISH Toer Favorite Melodies Nightly In Tb. Lam plighter Lounge licensed S 50,000 PRIMARY CONCERN" LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED 8Y GLENN M.CALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS ADULTS drip-dry spy - MORE THAN JELLY -_____________________________________ 1 EGG (ANY STYLE) _____ _____________________ —A NEWSPAPER WITH - And if Mr. Hitchcock yearns __________________________________ _________________________________ TT _______ AT hOO. 1:05 9:10 YOUR TRADING AREA! Each copy of THE HERALD is 'I FROM S :00 TILL Ii A. L ONLY STARTS - CONCENTRATED USS, — SNAPPER, _______________________________________________ % hilT ,VL&4NrSM '..JOE FLYNN 'TIM CONWAY MOTU(WHOUUCIIAUChLWI . - IS -4 FRY __________ • Wednesday and Friday Special ERNEST BORGNINE ___ -'-.i ___________ ______________ MUGOLF...HEATIDPOOI. At Tb. . ____________ ( I S SANFORD -- _ 5 P.M. MI. 'TIL 1 PM. SUN. I DOWNTOWN SANFORD INCLUDES ROOM -------------------------_________________________ • - ________________________—_____________________________ DINNER FRIDAY _______________________________________________ • BREAKFAST £ DINNER SATURDAY - _. ____ • Hwy. 11.2 Seuffi $24.00 Per Person DbI. Ocp ii' ________ ; 'I'ENSE MOMENT in "Around the World Under the Seit," starting Sunday for four days at Movieland Drive-In Theatre. • . ,. . 425 645 9 ' -ñ c UP _________________ . - ' APART WITH ,— 71 . j LUNCMVONS tral pnctnff ice in a major European city. We filled it with perhaps a thousand extras and among them we developed a group of dramatic vignettes. Our camera covered more than 504) feet in all directions to re- cord the action, The lighting problems were complicated. numerous to list, And when the results are seen, who will say. ' -.? . ,, ____________ . tI AND AMERICAN LDEWmNO JULIE ANDIIEIJI ........ -. ' ' CORDON lIEU FRENCH CUISINE write his biography. The re- cloak-and-dagger sleuth you've thought that Rod makes love to ___________ sultant happenings, in which ever encountered, and Dick her only in an attempt to unThe port of Rotterdarn, In thie Doris is suspected of being a Martin as "Zack." Rod Tay. mask her supposed spying act.iSPY and becomes involved in br's partner and the first to vities. decides to take matters Netherlands, Is a busy one: ship arrives there every 18 espionage, counter - espionage suspect that Doris is leaking in her own hands and really ____________ ___________________________ makes Metro- Goidwyn- Mayer's Volutionary new space inven. about—a plot which backfires tion. when the formula for GISMO b -- "' -- -Doris, infuriated at the found in her purse. ___________________________________________________________ STARTS TODAY : .' ' Tb. de.crlptiot of this T.II.1 not voluntarily appeared berea'i, youngsters who, early in life, pale of pratt- is a pronounced quality it Florida, involved in .iiid pro- them I, nut s-nacttcel becaus1 wants to start earning a living lii o beyond the casdings as described in the their residenc, and Wher.about, feet at) teC.b to get on this chart nd education should Complaint is as follows: . and making motury. The ubillty ticailt), are ft . Lot f lIlt.ck •'D". HA-F.- that uninue-n, the ground early. Slant educu- be slanted toward such profesHAROLD W. MAj'flN. here will be remurkabuc also tiun along lines fit for working sious as require the MOP HOMES, according t LsALE. JR., A PAUL3L K. MAP.loyahy th plut the-roof as record- TINDALE, his wit. appear or genius of finance, real estate, public at large iii whatever Public Itecord, of Seminole by the 9t1 4r of September, 1g Generosity is great, Couutr. Florida. organization, merchandising I. in o t muociern yet down-to. "The Stars 199€, arid In detault thereof the t• together with: this following Court will proceed to the teas-definitely in this chit, and earth, senithie. Be kind. compel." What you make Of Items of property which are 10'. adluditatiogi of this there is much capability where in and art P.rnu&s:.ntty suit as if HAlt-OLD __ W. MAT1N."me Stars impel, they do 2)01 your life' is largely up to YOJ! vetted tustahled s a part of the Imp- 1)AJ4, JR.. è the production of sound is con- compel." What you make Of 1'LI!'.E K. Righter's ]fldhldUii pruvenienta at: stud lanai: Carroll MARTIND.&14E his wife had earned, recordings, etc. S Gas Wall Beaters yuu3' life is largel2.' Up tO 'YOU! Forecast for your sign for Atig- You been served with nrooea, in the u-re required to file -eur Stiitt of FIurid&, "The Rtunu Impel, they do nut but only ,i, the n' copy carroll Righter's Individual ust is now ready. For or other defensive extent ;'rc't'hcl.-d for by Sectlo comPel." What YOU nuike (if Forecasts fur your sign fur Aug- send your birthd8te and $1 to pleaditgs with the Clerk of thti' 1650, TItle 5, United Htit. cup). upon the: plain- that iiotIc of title order In- pubCarroll Righter's individual send your birthdate and $1 ti) Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hal- jt', thereof attorueys. WRITTAICEIt, lishieci by the t'nitocl Stelte. s-.. )'I'LE AND WOCIIi, whit... l4 shal to a uewaplipar of $eiaral ?arecaat for your sign for Carroll Righter Forecast, 'lte Jywooci * Calif. dress La Suite 203, '719 etwt Ccl." ciruuiotuoua in hivtiiiuolt- County-, August Ii now ready. Fur your 5,gnfurd Herald, Box 1921, 11u1 ___________________ citleti tirive, Orlando, Florida. nut Florida, ouice a week for sty (I) letter than the 30th ds.)' of Aug. eUflb'i'-UtSC copy send your hirthdate and Iywood a, Calif. week,, euuimeauuiusg ______________ KILENCt PLILPETUAL ust. iso. as r.quire bi___________ en July 1, 19Gb. DONE A-NI) OR$1.00 to Carroll Righter Fore. Decree Pry Cunteso will DERED at OrhitriOc, rht'rlaa, tht. ty51'5 Wa.rl'i- else i Central I ceat, The Sanford Herald, Box be entered against YOU. tb day of June, 1906. FAMILY DIVERSIFIED I munga peusuls require all 1.•gj, Hullywuod 2, California. GEOR(E C. yuti-r ha". h:ereun set tea ui. - hatci and The deer tauully is great)' mule relatives of deceased t..nitod Stettea L)&stric-t ________________ aftiz.d wy official mauI at Semi. I o.irtif' the turegulny toJudge _____________________ be ranging front in,Ie diversified in site, remain silent for i stole Cuutty, Fluridet, th.lai &'ZLb true' and ours-sd copy of the on-£ moose, which may year or two as a form of mourn- day of July. uti. W1%!) pjoo Itiw ginal. (SEAL) iJ Chinook Is the tutnw given grow seven feet tall at the! lug. The restriction includes icH. bi'ckwtthi, Jr. Wesley It. Thies. Clerk Cluri. Circuit Court 1w a warm, dry wind on thejahuuuickirs and weigh Up to l.40111u5uw kin and thus must tribal t'ssited Stut,. L'iatrIei Court Semd1e Cutit. t'bonIda Middle: D1trlct of Florid. aide of the Rocky Moun- pounds, to the pudu UI the Clii- women usually are condemned up to to North America. These man Andes. which weighs perpetual silence, so the) bein lieput) CIOrk 1,..ipty Clerk Publish July :9 1 Aug. 5. 1. Publish Juli' 1 5. 15. 32, 1. & pounds and stands only 114i c.'urne pruflelent in sign jgtrjy -o 'winds blow from 10, 1,U i,, ii... disec1ãun primarily iu winter. inches- at the shouldersgusigi. • 1)D)-4 ' PHELPS RESTAURANT C eleven minutes because that is as much color film you can put into a camera at one time," he revealed. "We built a huge re-- . - -- a . - heighten your dining pleasure. tima( y that is conducive to all ;ttory testing a new rocket, who does most of his fighting in bed, ____ 210 - ,- . versal picture in Technicolor starting today at the Park Twins. ti, emphasize his point. "In Torn Curtain," we do .. open on Sunday and the bar Is mantic music, crisply fresh un. guy who makes this remarkable glamorous "debutante" in an at- I cock achieved when he filmed I open, too, with fine wines, ii. en and efficient, but unobtru catcil is Rod Taylor, engineer- tempt to expose Doris!), Ed- a scene the entire length of WEST ,, .' _ WiNE AND DINE AT ______________ 't - ______________ _______________ rendezvous. - • - FREDI)IE'S is for more than , - )W'f. 17.G2, F!P4 PAMC Tat. 339-9905 ______ - r . - . lookout pense. whose M)th movie "Torn t1nps." -Curtain,'' starring Paul 4ewman and .Jtilie Andrews, tutu- . ' 01 the diverting stho phere of charm which p 'IIiiIS at - ThERE IS a lot to be said for Doris' father. LOSID ALL DAY SUNDAY grouper and you name it, (lucy identification to screen specto the screen. the ztmospherc In which food Second feature will he Cary hav1i it. Arthur Godfrey makes his tacle, he says. Cleopatra's enSKIPS RESTAURANT & FISH MAK*T * ' * Is served that Is relative to your Grant and Audrey Hepburn in motion picture debut in the role trance into Rome wouldn't have 17. t2 ACROSS FROM SBMINGU PLAZA $31-Ulé ONE OF THE FINEST res- enjoyment of it and you'll find "Charade." of Doris' father and operator of been so spectacular if she were _____________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ taurants In the area Is located no finer atmosphere than at Can you picture Doris Day be- the glass bottom sightseeing wearing a simple Jean Louis ___________________________________________________________ at DEL.TONA INN, at Deltona, FREDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE lfl ing "fished" out of the waters boat, and the alIfun cast co- frock and her entourage was _______ , -- " red snapper, bass, a day, except for Sunday night. torn Boat," opening Sunday at ziest, daffiest, drollest and most everybody in togas." . ________________ ,',., •..• ___________ ---- ffiekory-Bmfled Chicken, Pork Tenderloin, Ham Mnrf Reef. Rerved with Rrnil1 'three are costume pictures words to that effect? Nobody. house. All you can eat for one most popular places in town "On the other hand, everyspecial price. Don't forget about and you might as well Join the make Doris Day, Rod Taylor and new comedy, "The Glass and Botone would exclaim over the the fish market 1 the back of rest of the people '-,. - sees it. I,ant's. II is prepared with you tral Foridn's finest restaurants, in mind. II you're not in a Jiur. features Sl)('cifll tliehiulM for the ry, enjoy the varied meuiti at t'Iiillt'eii iti their dining rooms your leisure, but if your lime 1)111 in the lounge they hnv ' CO1'HT SIIIJIJLE DISTRICT your mind. Gain benefits via the AQUARIUS (.l*iii. 21 to Feb. may seem quite demanding to- TR %'IWTII JVDIO1A1 (billORLANDO Dfl'lSlO5.I CIII?, 1% A%D FOR SENIT4OLE Cast No. G&.fl'-Orl..Ctv....-L'NJTEt) social ladder. ID) Day is best for making new day, but nuzintaini equilibrium c(tI'WT' FLORIDA STATES OF AMEIUCA, I'laluttt!, AQUAILIIJ iun. 21 to Feb. I contacts In oUtside world or itt all cost, then all works out c ciai' u. iia va, HATtOL,1) W. MART!NlAL.E,1 BOWETtY SAVINGS EANK. .Tfl A ?ALLINE K. A1kItTIN19) Better get busy with own having talks with business pe(i fine. Find best plan for achlev- THE a Nt-me' Turk Corporation, bALE, isis wIle. r'efeusclants,.I "- , I the financial, and give your evaning for conganlals after six nuire diplomatic with others. I2ICA'r1O—Cn motion and '"' f A1.CLE PAltRIER. A ettigle mgi:. ds"it of plaintIff jif "-• It the above-I ;. -: humanitarian tendencies- it littk P.M. Fine associations cat be j J'ISCES (Feb. 20 to March . _t.t.3,;-, Ieete,nthint, entitled cause- by KENLELL. W - •. , :. - -1: '' ,. . i"1- '', ROTIOF TO DEFElj 20) Be careful not tO VOlC OPID' rest. Prepare- first. Then gu:t formed. f IWHEItTIT its AasisUnt tlntted 4 Tot AIiCEE FARItIEIt PISCES (Feb. 20 to MiltCbj1cm that do you nor others Attorney, to tin action' ir,-".J,'r'.';: I ideas before persons in an alTot' ARE HEREUT notified toiStates against the defendants, HAROLD '-ii"" filed against you in: the ahiov.office, Mar. 20) IAn several avenues of your life, prestige. Get abode or -ncw K. MAltTIbALE, hie PISCES (Feb. 20 to j I-. ........ tttl.d Court. The n*ture Of thu and to on'orce it lieu upon wi!e. -real charmn.izzg, f• work buter You - I I-------------------------------------_•4'. Much social life today brings- lit plan autt 'k- 'property situate ;:; .: j,4.., -*'j. .;: in tnt. DlsUIun TilIl 1JC)WERT SAVI?'GE IANK. lilock . H.ftlt.'r Honies Orlando.t ft' 1 J)CrSOflE who CR72 Join With you Others desire backing from j the future. CHILI) a Tire' Tork corporation, e'h,Ic,h Nec. 1. ec-t'rding to 1ttt thereof I - " '" -. .' -.- ' a , , Thus As your reapousibilIF bORN IS you, YOUR Mortgage ii TCUUtded it: Of ft. I it favorite Idea for future rauurds(l in pia.t book 1L, paigeal L ,.. -- . -. he, or she, will be cisti Records hook 7 Pu.5e 221.,:, & and 6, publIc reuord, of Semi- I TODAY L.. .. . ---------------------cess. Sonic fine new friendship ity, so be kind. -. Public htecorflp of Seminole i nli County. Florida. and It sip.. I ____ tIfl.7i 118 ROItI. young IF øUR loi I can be formed. Show yon County, Florida. Tb. name of .0 -in tt Cr- that tng is pending le- the Circuit TINDALE. JR., A PAt'Ut'E K. one of those fascinating young important to please those who Court I of the Ninthi Judicial Cur- MA-H IF -t ovit CHILD is iioi The postage alone on enough Post Cards to reach the 1.E his wit, as-i noti very Intel'UT Will) will be perions any authority over him, cult, it and for Seminole County, have inhataltatit,. of our found with. I TODAY he, or she, will t,e - . in "Torn fuurtain," npnnin today at the Park The.. atre. ury enhances your gustatory ida's most famous steak hous. mermaid outfit, which she wears as a security guard (wait until thers. Her appearance would I pleasure with a broad menu to . where the people who know, for the benefit of tourists on her you ee the scene In *hiCh h.ivc been greeted with the Sum, tru Wed. KIDDIES ADULTS i ilIwli cue Platter tn 2 or mn.. he ;ays 'The first is er, more discerning and sophisticated person, he still doesn't cond is '.famafca Inn. The price and sire lulanned for busy A i-'INE PLACE for hunch is chiding THE "GOLDFINGER" - ______ against thought-s. then carry through Study nil ramifications of 11- emergencies tjuickiy. Be very Pul with ideas in ii most positive f ventive nature. An influential efficIent. u, i:.r1c and persevering way. Get the I person you know gives the right AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. I)DB-5 A Rølt-Ruiating Ronanet 9 UOUSI IN OUR FISH MARKIT (OflN WED. THRU S4T use court house of said County fott., are very good today. Bar771, on or lefore the 2rd da,' calendar month,- from the tIme done via group effort. Then buy Health needs perking up, also, 'gains are quite easy to find, little appreciative gifts for of August, A. 1), 1966. other- of the first Publication of this SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to whie dear., pro cant easoor will Iliad your paper. Step OUt tD• hotice. 'Fit'c cupus of aact claim you. Dcc. 21) Forgetting any probie- entered or dornazid phaill t,e Iii writina, night with charming person you Sanford SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 tO matical affairs and coicentrat-fated Herald is drn.ig. anti ..lzaIl stute the piact. n The as sl.a newspaper of getieral dene, and like. office a.ddrea Dcc. 21) Whatever ha been ing upon whatever is truly con circulation in whlci this- citaclaimant, and shaI l,e tworn December 21) Getting busy Ofl successful In the past should be more sdll.cxpreulve. Get Into week for tour cousecutive weeks. attnrzir- atici accompanied hi' a WITNESS ui' hand and offl- filing 1w. of one dollar and such. the telephone and setting up followed now, though It means scb outlets as will bring out I cliii sea) of the Cie-ri: of the or de-niand not so flied I ('ui-ti-mis Court on this the 19th I r1,1n,b,.. appointments with those VII!) changing attitude somewhat. your finest utients. .... - -of July, A I). 16L. -.' Char-i.,. T. L,wso, ca be instrumental in helping I Get Cj of allies thusi Plan to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. day (SEAL) As cxccutor of the- Last %Vlil Clerk of Circuit Court with SupPort you need. Be CAROLINA WEEKS LAW- I CAPIUCORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. uperandi for the doys ahead but 13-: lionna hI. Marl:oi, 1)-C ux. eci cious. gruteful. Carroll Ilurke 20) FIne day to think out what certain you are very careful SP1lT: S!'CErt CAPILIC:ORN (Doc. 2 to Jan. wIll bring in greater financial of rnniiflcutions of such system, C1. Santurd Atlantic :i: 1ug:Iohl '°'"' - - -' 61,2 San! ord Atlantic National . If ever a motion )Icturr was c'ight. awesome and thrilling IN COLOR __________ hefre you "jet style" so 3'ohi of :u 'ery funny fellow called RUSS TAMBLYN can ease those hunger pangs "Chiappy" who Is delighting ____________________ ______________________________ and be on your way back to the standing room only CroWds STARTS BIG 4 7:45 1 I 1:30 serve dinner, too, and feature delightful character is thor. ADVENTURES a marvelous filet mignon that ougnly enjoye(l by the ))ntrotus mCREDl.E UNDERSEA AND INVENTiONS! is so thick and juky you'll sigh and you are missing a treat if you don't plan to hear 1dm soon, with pleasure. Watch for a - i-s) - 4. ___ Coffce is free and there's plenty Ing ordinary fnial anmellultig iIfl- Vegas IlfilbIlIks," starritig MeCollum, Keennn Wynn and of if, hot and aromatic to get tusuinl and different wiuit'h will F"nlin Husky and .Inyne Mans. Marshall Thompson. U is the considered opinion of ruuIr eeiu1ences. -thy mt In i your eyes open and launch you titillite your jailed palate, field. Co-feature will he "Kiss"Arountf the World tinder on your busy day with vim, vi- I'lIu1.l'.S is open daily except i,,' Cousins," starring Elvis flit. sen," filmed in f'annvlsion Alfred hitchcock that, although costume picture" all d'. CO.NIT AT 10:30 _______ ' -. atiwe it your table for only the u erslnne1. ureu,..nt tc the .;iT''r 5511) EsTVrr, pr(t.ent t1,- ')stn, or tlemsn4 "Fietitiouis Nhme S:s.:ute Chai''V.-,u anti ea'h o s,rc her.- whlt'h -ou, c. euther of you. may Fi. -i.i,. tne:Iift. - tfl ), nrt!flr.i n.n reQuirel to file htvr aln..t thi- estate of MarrIe with the Cle-k Of the an'- rialme anti mrnds whk'h lorin h Mc'I'ermott ñe'ea.i& late Cl1•OuItCOUr-It.IT, eni ft'r..-em1nnJi.'oia .'- .tither- of 'nu. ma have nf C',ihelI t'Ii?t 'IV. 'I'II'1flIa. f tht T't)hllrkttOT- of of Hon. )arii-)e Rouaholdei-J C'our.t Juie'e Court f $eTnlnotice, th, (titIcus hams, this to- i'ourity Ju4rp o Seminole Crun. County In the Court flout'. ______ g;' J . suggest soineihitig dIIIuq-ent? duer of the "flipper" TV se tntilts in the earth's crust and . . . ___________________ - -- 4 . Li - . (1fl.' and TOUCIITON'S Drug RANT, sju-'eInlliIng In ('otulon i'm," sInning .I,iiiet I,eigh nod wuuve ran be predetermined, Store agrees. They feature lieu French ('111511w. fuel Al l)'ut Murray. Playing srlent.Ista who spe1hclps Is a jinsi master at the ru,u,uI,y untunk will he tentriuuhj,c' in various marine tech. breakfast menus, served from R i Into others Interests that bring strutting around so ni U C ii alont. Get fundamental affaIrs U)) CUPS? C&T't,005Z on Aunui't 5. 19CC, to onnilder- _____________________________________________________________________________ chanesi to the rates char-red 11:10 (3) Pury advancement. Get OE of co- bt±tiLjs the right reSUlts. Being bettered. Show that you are pa _______ b- Taxi Cain for- ta.'.a It the CS) Quick Draw wrk-. In this. Then you make forceful with OtherS can result City LImits of Sanford. McGraw AT) n&'t$tTr In Ints-riit s.n elti. in a bad boomerang. The eve- VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. ) () Magilla Gorilla seal 155. zn hav, an omiortunIt and 13.9 (! Jr. Achievement 'VIRGO Aug SePt. ) ning can be perfectly wonder- Youi' method of operation _______ _______________________ t ti, he:tr-d at said hear-Ins, P order of the You are able to get together ful for you, your true goal hardly seem to t.aIo of the City of Sanfo,d, gal Notice VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) fl yo find It dffieult to Vr,rId., thip th 4ev of .iu, genial at that you hav, a won- Others expect sonic work from get a new idea working wop if'GG. ____ or svrr der.fui tinie H. L Wbeiahsl — plan this eaxiy you today, although It is Stun- erly. Perform daily duties dillCkaseovy .. hiNd City Ci.,rk of the OF FLORiDA 'e jj evening splendid for romance, day, so be loyal and ea' gently. ma City of Sanford. Florida 1'TIE IR.E)E aze that marvelous UUd- through. bnpreu co-workers better in a 11102t titflt. R-satden Dnknown. a. n 4 Puhutch 3uly 9, 1996 with your fine efforts. Show LTRA (Sept. 22 to Oct. 22) who,. let known mailing ______________________ ___________________________ addrezz I.: m. (burl ci' ft.. Cnunt everyone at least a modicum of Be careful or That indviduai cinus. WESTERN STATE ROSPIsu.,t..i, County-, rl.i-lds, A sworn Complaint havIng in N': ilatate of LIBRA (Sept. 22 to Oct. 22) you to Invest unwisely in so Making borne repairs with bean tiled against you In Cir. CAItCIL.INA WEEKS LAWSON the most of your Venus thing you do not believe In-. Be cult Court In and tar Seminole appr'wal and aid of those who Make heritage and be most success- pleasant in social circles. Make County, Florida, by EE?'7RT 'i,, All l'eranse. •d live with you make for BERIOD WILL]AbtS, Plaintiff. flstng Clalsie .,r D.ssds In] in bath romantic and amuseotheti respect, admire comfort. to? divorce, versus LETTIE Aatnu1 Said fetal., faction and See that ment PIUitS. YOIW tflt$ Cflfl mom. IRENE 'I 1± ) menu and your wallet conic out wcrrr MA C1U) t. I •N.J,i.), Driati Kelly (flip. -"rris the expedition of a sub- • • • help but choose all the necess- skin.iy menihers of the faintly Don't know what to fix for ulin. (tile (oldtlu,gu'r girl). The fikn s"n, whnre Its crew can plant Legal Notice Legal Notice ic"u- s'rE or 'ro n crn'rnas isn .w __________________________________ rnFMAx W. FTC5T rnos H.t1i C1.ii ______A'e1('F V'1flR 1'in'ei,et1. nfl flE.T1S A tST SAU'i P1irrii't. AI5 'rr'rc n'rmci 'en car.nrrnp,. i'rA'ras '7:20 (21 FILmier (6) 3ackle Gicuon 1:30 (5) Bunilee S.ms.t.r 7:00 (1) Ornwsr'e A-misfit 7:35 (9) New 7:30 (6) Won5srtul World of Brother Buzz 11:00 () Top ____ 5IINOi.9 TV stat-s In thu' eulnir ft'nttirn filmei t'l'lr,w the surface of iuiost popular foods ,ç WINDS CAF'ETEIUA! Th'Ir prIces arc so reasonable and .lessert for everyone, II your ,.oi,- iiunt. State er FU'ridta. 7:A0 (: Small Wo C!') Ofle StS7) P?ond (C) C'ntra1 florid. 120 C!) Burni and £1l and then o dlractl' to the In urivacy of your den helps tainment and bow' t amuse right persons and fileuds who you to get Intuitive J)OWOT'S others as well. Perfect that tel cit be helpful In gaining alms. working. Then Seek Out thC ent you have been neglecting of If others have been inimicel to proper persons who eat be Of late. 'This cat be just your cup yum, this Is right day to assistance In your career, etc. of tea right now. itruigtgen tjg mit. Show gentility to mate Instead LEO (iul• 22 to Aug. 21) Be LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) of being argumentative, moore occupied with assocIates so far. Tonight's offering con- sit the base eager to Join Gocorns Cindy Fenton (Donna ) 2BC W.ws (9) knee IVry clearly flOw. Be more are capable should be put Into cat et confused where regular conifortabip in the days ahead operation Ideally on this free duties and new ouflets, as you deserve. Reaching reiit- dRy. 'That clever advls gives alities are concerned. Don't go at rsport with closest pals you the best possible methods oil on any tangents. Avoid I; ICIr) it mar be summer, but to run away from home and gave Fields' wit its knifelike -, (9) Movie it email matters. Show that 70U nature. Show that you are an be done. The future can be th• 15:09 (5) hoyt. are $ person of ability, 13:10 (9) NeWs upstanding pillat of tht coni- flnIteI- brlgh'e. GEMINI (May21 1:90 C!) News inunity. GEMINI (May!] to J 1:05 (2) DalI Word You are able to taice care GL1II (May 21 to June 21) You have to plan your time and .1- mesis nn balance .- nur budget every day, Itichuuling ___ atructive Ides. Contact mdi- t . Tn ARC Summer reinforcements to the fore Opie dispassionate look sit the home (Th1f wt?t IIft IPRd ( Wnril ____ .—. -- wy. 114:1 $s. ti4w CAFETERIAS au unaues *tsi 'a.. as r $ II Ph. F. 49 S l.$ ' I • ---. - _ —i t -- ,.- - - -- _ ______ ___________ - - - • - -"f - -- .'-- ........ - . -• -• -. • - • - • .• - —r-- ._...._-....-._.------ ---- • •I - -• -- -•--- - -::.; -____________________________________________________________ r ' - - - - - --- - - F - _______ ------.----- -'•__ -_' '- —'- ____ _______ . ___ - ii �— OUR BOARDING HOUSE wur U4 4A wj wi RC)e6ES . L NI 0s4, r'1 WO.' øthC P4CE ' 8I', o.rr 1 1 Z %01k*=i " WL ._rZ*ALL WEL P TO Galbraith - B SIDE GY ANCES ' . t 1 ',-.r-- b_ ' HOUSE TO w '4''' ptU DIDN'T A%.KIN PIO WA1tME UI,4O! c'AldT- ' )k / -• 1 ,& I 7tlu -- 0rTVk4 re, I If AN ISIDE Ry (4aTbi'alth I / / 1 Pripre 5A 1966 rrs1h •rntfitft IE ' _____ 114E BOARDING OUR NOON C v / V11 n A ll Ou'rouiw U I THIS ts LEE TO O ITEL1 as in ' II q49 91ly4 sow S 1,? 'U.. EE} I SRE ' v \ - 4a jp , TL IIVC(I'J C-Es, DAN Ut' ro VU.• IF CARNIVAL GIVE M \ -- By Dick '1Turner -_- fMALNi, s*j'i V. 'r Ri PPJ CYUJ -'CE,iOW THAT 't r' k .vER s-OR ALL / tU *OThE ri Rr I fl4 "J '.. I to O#PME LVC)P1 cc HEY WA ',wuW'TGrr rLLTA'.E fl IM CAN , ( rvrGor ...4 5AV rA. I' I jr.55.j —Tt44T DM t4OJT 1- ' L?tç. Li \VJl'//I ______—I OUT OUR WAY _ k(I --- ) S - _____________ TQ11& OflG (71 901'LLDO WI-lATA PFAp1U4JI. A , i', ,). UP LARLv ' Alf •• - r' ThE I.AWN rir-4j O) 'ATC,-IT4F '- gox L WAVF)F " 1OJIN&IM) I "Op4wation new hat Is uflider-fumded!" ___________________ J..i 1-Id i .— r 4F5r 1;já, J By Dick Turner CARNIVAL RFD jJ 14QUøy' yl \ noun I JUT ( X)A) [ti t . 4 10 W_ YOLYLL LEI' US UP 11,4 Lows* fop.? Teppiwy mrAvL-si&m TW Smmr 00111'.* fm oil 0. Me T#415 CCII 11 will- SHES TRAT 'ALmAtimm at A SAPE A%DNG 14- PLACE! (ii.1-11iQ Y,%J'L" 1_0VET0UVE F~:hLVrzR US . L GO bolitftOWED DRESSFs AND VAGS, OUT OrCAMP/ ME) DIS(!KJISt1DT14LM5=%_VlI15 4Q 5A700,YW LOOK YOU A5 1 WOOD OuccwNct 1b PRISCILLA'S POP THE LAli<E_.JUS-r 7WE- ANTI •Ji IV_ _______ 1 T ___ daviffl" - 1 __ ___ - p - . '•-1 __ L"'61 ___ Kate by CLUM 7 T i THiNK OF -n4.4X?I IN iWii..a! *I". VAR / • - .// . -a.p44o$t. tOiIY.i4Ut 1/ . •tNbp44tAIa ? Lot 111 1011m W I • iq it, -- - / : - SHORT RIBS '\ 8 WW WAS 114C ( bK •, —' ;jfle J .¼ N - -- '# VANOW I NNO., IT 5i' COP- 50 11EV ,OU GLNSI '• - - Off( Ali& SHORT RIBS -_----- Ed.PJI -, 4 I __________ / / :d I--.-- __ — - 1 Nwr r AND fly __________________________ JUST FM INØ, r &ri'WI4AT HA1W / ' / 1 ( I" Ohl It. ow LIST CDOLE;T CHICK 5: HAVE EVER MET. Is 11W4. *kiouz NOW C.A14. FRIEND-f / // / , W mm am, 77'V L..f Ge *AM TIZZY see - - % rw I I T4AN I . ,iiyn-ui / '-- - I -:' are. Ed! By the way, that headache of ours was iju&.r this year, wasn't hu t ' ___ m- if ilif if if i, "- -- • W? (f I , C' 1 - 'OL PTH fl JUSt1'eE . MY PAIWr. - 050 IN Kg~IUKNINW# Ir 0 am -- ,"WW 00111.61`0 P190M kp COIN; OUI So —- t =AV!Will WT 111"LOW 10 MK 610621A. 1 &JESS "s FOR XIAUI DXAMW my j • It $ ___ t .1 , AAAA IRA A A I a A If ALL—A __ __ .s 'I t. — Md s *1111 -.t• • j - isw ài.mrs play wIth th. 1411M IN b.4.r Atiewer to Previous Puzzle 1L4 %a ij 04 a ___ - =1jft --- BUGS BUNNY WAIT A J1UTi WHAT - -__ wily - PSIt ________________ t0 241 K 'I Scum ___ BUGS BUNNY I'LL. 7Wi4 141M TO KEEP THEM CUT at 1I 4W IMI CA 29 z -- ____ 44 blwkbW 51 DOW - 35 PWcb 37 =Up Ulan ___ __________________________ S31$ l H obil 33 =mh mud 48 11xist 40 yelloW b4p JSS1ipsuag M Te#.t pelipw 22P1111", ucted to r Cond $ _ —I-, I Vey - ____ - in D~Tepnesw 'Irur 1k SMsat cut — th. l 17 30 34 bor •CosbLas 11 MI MR THE DURATION. PARK WERE I CC di $HIVing,pSdd L NG PAY. or I E ML14 10 - ?Sven (canrig AN FOR IINK 0 0 *IflII ]T V RAILER CAMP of rp nil __2gla1 t?moArbswod F ___ _____ 38 Is WWI 'I1II I ,I —• I - HAT Xjw5y ,! •-_..u, I mr-! I'm As Comm swum _Ir IT HERV 343 C -CUM vwv F I t tem 211 I 4 a "wit • _,.r ._' iI -. ____ .4 go _ 0 106 be Wow &M A ___ ____ 41 — - • ' -. - " �1 - 41111111111111iih . -~-.:-ai,~--.I,JL";4:~hiaz,~-&4uAiouA,-,iL...W.I;.~r'.).,4"Aw~.,, - - ~ % " . £ •.. _ - •• * 1-a.._J. J --w*- ' ammolok dft f , C, ff *. k 1i1 , , .., " I tII itiL~ i *t I I. ' ~ Your I , z. rer.mais I(). I'ouitry Do You have a drinking problem. Writs P. O. Box 1113, Sanford. SUICIDE Prevention. Call W CARE, Orlando 241 ISIS. 6. ~ I .I I~ I Child 0M Ltvsstock *23-STIL ARC PEKINGESE PuppIes for salt. Wormed. S wka. old. 12211140 anytime. mstur1i II!' IIORSES BOARDED Reasonable Rates Good Riding Ares Phone 923-$161 18. Catering IMAL RAVEN KENNLi8: Boarding. Puppies for saletbuahuaa A Bees).., AKC, It H brrslb Find A Home TO K1D KIDS .RE SMT! 714EV l3JOti (4J14AT'S - Food IOU MI JJ _ - CARPENTR Y lft-U1$ . - CARS WABJIEI) AND WAXED, at your home or mine. Call Roy Green Jr. $33 -410$. Legal Notice , - - - . - - - - - - . - - - - - - . - . • t L . • I . - D --~~ '+ pant Ad Information Un.s To Wa,t Ads 4255938 The loss Co lit . - a.• , uSS_ -- ., t... + - .+-,---.-- + -- -.-- . - +. --- - -- -•-- - '194. flq,T,... ..-- ---- - g.2.... j s tis."aiI, c,in '60 PLYMOVTII 4 Dr. '57 CADDY 4Dr ++ - -+ -+••--. - ----.--- .--.-+• .. --- - 0 . •. R",.Y - : " -1 -- ' N'(')I,K8WA(1EN' 1,),.'. PONTIAC ' I & Motors flqinls rilE GATW 9 U U ----________________________________ --- - 62 Ford Patriene 4-dr. s.dm, - 1 U - Unriiintin 0111n, 0 I- --- I - t--- - - li - 1. .-;: - .. I E I A!--..W.- - I - .. - -f automatic ,rano, radio, heater. 89S $ 62 Pontiac 0 TIBLE 0 ;; J I 01 1 I " - soda", automatic trains., Water, whitewells. 0 - 0 $205 w - - 62 Mercury Meteor 4-dr. sedan, radio and heater. 0 -: @ $395 SPECIALS $1395 $1295 & USED CARS 2-DR. PeLt'XE Sedan, fully equipped, extra sharp '62 brakes. 22 Hol ler MotorWI Monterey 4-dr. sedsi, air con d., radio, heater, Ipower st..ilng end 322.6231 FIRST ST. 9 a I 2515 62 Mercury ! ff - ---- -- - 1 I '65 - - -.- SPORTY RED WITH WHITE TOP. LOW MILEAGE. SHOWROOM NEW. VOLKSWAGENS SQIARE flack, fully equippod extra nice g ~1, AT $200 MORE '.i '64 2-DR PcIXXE Sedan. One i previous owner. ' . 1, 0 '45 2-PR DeLVXE Sedan, radio and heater, new condition • 1299 5 62 Ford t es 1+ Galaxie 2-door sedan, automatic coed., Lma 62 Chevrolet $1195 automatIc transmission, radio and hater. Extra clean. $995 2-ITt P,-LI'XF' S,'jmn, radio and heater, extra nice '-SI ~~- ' 61 Ford 1 $99 S Falcon 2-dr., 6 cylinder, $895 2-PR. Pt-LF'X!' ..dian, radl.' and heater. In mint condition radio, heater, automatic 'ci, Chevrolets 64 CADILLAC _______________ I Compare At $200 More '64 STAI'ICN Wagon 4-Dc.or Pcistir, u!lv •qtipj-d, iXtra litre. One pn- e-vli'ur oe'uir and only fully 4 ' ti 4 g '63 IMPALA iu;"-r T , 'rt ('.up.. ,.quipped. l,iriet s'stl, 1 dials. $1595 Fords Compare At $200 More L fastt.aclt '64 GALAXI K ($Q fu,ll}' equipp'd. A real beauty IS $1695 '64 GAT.AXIE 500 4 door Sedan fully equipped inelt,dlflg air ,d'.tttniing, extra clean $1595 '63 (I A1.AXI E 500 XL 2 hiurdlol. ('OUf' fully equipped t.u(kt't et5 Hius & a beauty $1495 62 GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. fully c•"1U1P1"' 1iilisI,i Stock No. 1525 A tiottnsg, z,ire $1295 - "'NTRY tquire i1:tti'its 'C2 Wagons, perfect for the tion' $795 '62 FALCON ltadI, 4 Dr. deluxe Stu- JI,-atcr, IIIUIIUt'UlUtC 1095 COMPARE OTHERS - '44 131'ICK Coss-,'rtihlc, fully .,iull.;..'d insrludnig air "tins(ne owner, like' new. $2095 • ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN 1~,~ Sanford 222-1835 Orlando 644-5014 Open duly UI 15 P m._ • e0l fl $1695 p ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1965 Valiant 4-door sedan, air conditioned.... . . . , . . . . . . . . 1795 4-door sedan, air conditioned, local car . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . • • , , , 1963 Ford Galaxle 500 4-door, air conditioned, like r'sew . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. ' ' ...... , .. .. ,. ,. .. 1963 Ford Station clean Wagon, air conditioned, •....••••e•I••••II••1 1964 Fiat "600", sharp, low mfleago ........ 1961 Plymouth 4-door $ $1595 $135 i495 $ 595 1695, 1 ' 1957 Buick Con. Transportation - 5 $1595 1964 Dodge 440 $ Station wagon. A nice car ....,.. 595 11 1959 Mercur r1 one 4-door sedan. S.e Al -- $395 SEMINOLE • COUNTY MOTORS 1801 W. FIRST ST, 4-dr. sedan, 6 cylinder, standard trans., heater. $595 PH. 322.0614 61 Chevrolet - Impala 4-door, YS, automatic trans., radio and hooter. slogs . $219S 60 Comet 4-dr. sedan, radio and heater. 61 CHEVROLET $495 Impala 4-door hardtop, V.8 engine, automatic pransmls' sian, power steering and rakes, radio, heater, and air BARGAIN BUYS conditioning. In S.cond Cars $1095 60 MERCURY asatematC sedan. 2-dr. Irons., radio and S heater.......... _______________ 295 66 CHEVROLET 59 FORD impala Super Sport, V.8 CC. glee, automatic transmission, $2795 iU%IDfllT u iw Hsil4on pickup. - 195 __ c HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2515 W. 1st. ST. PH. 322.6231 322.0861 59 PONTIAC BANK or BANK RATE FINANCING IHUNT * - // MERCURY LINCOLN 1109 N. PALMETTO AVE. SANFORD Special 4-door. ........ 55 CADILLAC S sedan. 295 52 STUDEBAKER HasdIop. P4cc HUNT N "a 1 ; $ 57 BUICK I/ .#/ .11. . We'll Listen To Any Deal! Try Us! Ha! Ha! - S steerahlot 4-400r......... *1 I t/ *\, \I Efl v USED UI CARS Station wagon. 4. OF PROFIT radio and heater. + 19" L. 61 Rambler I Impala 4-door hardtop cquip• utop.d with radio, heater, automotic transmission, power steering and brakes. it's a one owner and air conditionedi . . . .......'..'. . sedan, automatic transmksion 1960 Rambler $595 _______________________ Ad CIIFVROLET -- - 2-door, radio, heater, clean........ . • . • • • • Ptons. 4-door hardtop. This immacu. lots Cot Is equipped with all Cadillacs luxury features and air conditioned for summer comfort. A prestige automo• bile, yours for only....... $3495 WI( THESE PRICES • $109 1964 Dodge Dart • •w - .-. 1295 4-dr. sedan, automatic trans., radio, h.atqr. hardtop, V-B engine, 4-door .t)R. DLt"XE Sedan, radio end heater, Immaculate condI tion trans., air steerleq power radio and heater. 322.0861 62 FORD $1095 '4 '52 Legal Notice - mIl 1A LAX I K 00, .l*le Orson & illack Convertible ()ns 4Wfl- t64 $1895 I Realty -• 4 • cn1Iti1' 2 S'or, E'el1"flt - COMPARE " . _ t'nmet whitewalli. T-('TIAFT Inhonrd - oilthonrd. 0 i"u,hlv E.iuii;iisoI. Sacrifice for wltiit Is nw.',i 'in it. ('an be 0 515 4417.50 RAMBLER STA. Wagon. $470. N.A.S. Ext. 451. Legal Notice - u'' air eoiidifloiied, heater, I 'lflnfl 23 FT. lNI0,lII) ('slits ('ruulset. Ill"., older lionS in s','eIletit e 'in,%lti'n iI,'nw,,nntile. I'll. 3224804. Bill Ruland Chrysler - rlymouth 113 Hwy 17.92 DeBary Home 776-3079 .,(4: 565.500 Legal Notice - 245. ' '4s tt Sport lug Goods YOUR VI'lNflhIiK OIAl.lit $04-6.5 1 iy41 BOB CLEVELAND - - "I don't know what to do with him-he" doesn't have any disrespect for the law! 'ifl 4-door Siollo,, wagon, Robsofl 'You can't beet our price.! See or Call - -• Legal Notice Legal Notice )44%i NIA Sec V L 63 Ford $119 91'4101'F', 19 wv GO i1JRTHER? - CUSTOM f '-1Yi'M~? V .1; C..., I Prosis. fliCflt5. Jim Hunt Realty -. - . r's. 1" radio, heat.r, eufomatic tEfl CAR FINANCING at Unit-i ed State flank will save you money. Don't be misled by "Sank flats rinanc'tng." Call 321-176 and compare our pay- A.M. . M''1'li Open Daily III 9 P. M. $100 DOWN MAJOR SERVICE STATION + ''' 4-dr. ;eden, .4, cend., 1I14?? S('fl(htt'rM I;es'.I'.usp'r 122-469t 0 OrIangin n114- LAIA _______ $100 DOWN £ S.10 IT VOLKMN"AGEN 63 Comet 1N$ i.AWNMOIV. YAZ(5O& •% KI1M sinvl"r111 i.i'wis s,.i4ir.s 2517 '.1' (',ititit tv 'hilt lt'oiul phone 1*2.7151* ------ - - b . VEIII'A $lAh. --- ----- -- - 16!4 CHI-W. StA. %N'RTI. 115. Autos V 1 60 110\T. Cotiv. 1'(ir 'S%ale $S "b.14~` 6. - 115. Alltos -----96S V'%'%* Sedan _____ FOR LEASE 121 - -+ $ f \ Ph 210 MflftflIifl I 2, w ,.. , $995 SlNI(i1tl) (;l,AHS & 1 COMPANY ItIl sham 14" 1"OPtl t'oute FALCON 2-Dr., clean 5 . • • 1. I II . edan : o. FORD Con. 'b - Want Ad Department Hours i 2-dr. coop.. L 11.-1. Autos For Sale .'.:: 64 Chevrolet Cervoir INSTA LED Cl F' A \ quite 411 Mernolla 321 020 _______ :o6 oon.ltttonrd fl'lrrn.. bath, water fuss- n. 322 -2 011. & $ - In Sanford AUTO GLASS 221-1240 _________ ____ tron ma for men 'S I + Reference. I Hems priihegeI 322-465 or 321-5742. ____ ______ • 120. Autoniol II'S! Ser'kt' COMh11 TR.3 Roadster lid F&hI .:_t...L._ A1 ~ ..-. n., s 'ili V1 2 - :19114 s." ni 13 113 ttuf''t'1 ,i iuil%'l '4'' i'i.'h-ut' tissue ll.,'! ;'h122-sur,73. _________________________ .1v uSuh To w.'rkIng I,.I SAUIAS AGENCY __________ 0.4=0-0~ .--------11--'l'i'iu'ks 1'nt' Stilt' ___________ ___ $ ., • l,%_I - ; Rooms For Rent $. I '/ I?k/" rQ Best Buys 'fl,i'iil ,ni Vt) HR. Fusrnished $47.00 & (7fl0 month. 2101 Meg. 521. R,- )ert A VIl1i.rnp P /f $/ for BERRY 'SWORLD VNI'URX, 2 Hdrm. duplex Ant., Kitchen equipped. ire room & closets 522-2334 after 5 pm p rn + _______ ---. •++ kit .'hen $45 /. _______ •--, '• - ______ .-.+- P'I'RNISHED Ph flos-IflOnt %`I$tt- + te ______ ____ :.vw I , Jimmy ______ utis' Hum in ., 4~ ;.-\~ -., ...:1 -1" ,;, - K .1 I5i)flM API RIM KN'l'S ( ____ ____ - I i - ~ -- . -- - ~ ---. ---.-' - - - --- - ---.-- - 11', COMMODORE LASSIFICATIONS - s - 'niimb I 1 .' Let Want Ads Matcx Mmicy Fot Yot 11 h' COMMERCIAL BUILDING ______ . 0. - - -- 1 ArTs., prIste baths, El' I'lC n tis(ls turn.; speCiall) stilted for retired people Ideally toc.,ts,i 4,'wntown Inquire at JRI'POfl's. 1CPI. Store' 211 K sat St . Santov.1 Payton Realty . _____ Fm Rem - - REDUCED Per Liii. Per Day pnient'4 ~ Ifhe Longer Your r _____ - i - ms-- $IIll. Vt' ON LAKE SYLVAN 1.i ' : SOUTHWARD TO run posting machine, READY MIX Concrete, Blocks, GIRL INVESTMENT A REALTY do typing A general office SOUTH SEMINOLE Cement (colors), Stops, Steel, 111 N. Park Ave. *22-9171 work. 40 hour week. Only those Wire-mesh, Dry Wells, Sand, qualified and seeking permanGrease Traps A Window ent employment need apply. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Reply in own writing to Box 309 Elm Ave. *22-6751 CALL UNTI. 12 NOON TO START YOUR 1158 c/o Sanford Herald. AD NEXT DAY SAT. NOON P0* MONDAY 1.ATltE 4 Bdrm., 2% baths, cen14 K. TIE TACK $5 .60 up WOMAN Fountain Manager A tral air, dock & lionS house. Selection 14 K Charms Nice experienced Waitress. Apply In Ad Runs Goo.l water area Make offer, GWALTNEY JEWELERS Iverson. ftcsunslllat's Walgreen 204 S. Park Ave 222-6509 Drug Store. It ALMOST new 4 Rdrm., 3,4 baths SALE: Sunday ONEDAY ..,.........,,,...,.,..,. 24c m, Lie. HOUSEHOLD den with fireplace, large kitonly. From I to 7 p. in., 77. Situation Wanted chois. 2001 E. 2nd Street. THRU DAYS - . . . - . . .. .. . . 21c Psi LIiI. Housefull of furniture. Stove Refrigerator, odds & endt. I WILL do ironing in my home. FIVE DAYS . . . - . . . . 1321 MellonvIlle Ave. 322-1761. 'TEN DAYS . .. .. . • ••.•..... ...... .. . 17c Pm' Lie. 132-1*01 2640 Hiawatha at 17.91 TWENTY ONE DAYS .....,..........,. l4cPm'Lle. DATSWORK+, 132-5766. Articles For Rent TIAVF.NNA PARK: 2 Bdrm,, LivRAM $01 co*sscimn INIUITIOWI-NO CHANGE OF COPY Ing, Dining, Fla. room, 2 REH'r A BED 82-Business Prop. -Sale baths. Large utility room, ($3.51 MINIMUM CHARGE) Rollaway, Hospital, Baby Beds. built-in electric Kit., fenced Always order your ad on the economical weekly or By Day, Week or Mon th, In hack yard. Carpet. Drapes, FURNITURE air conditioner opt. Sale by monthly rates. When you g.t earlier results. Call and 116 CARROLL'S W. 1st. *22-511) owner. 400 Temple Dr., 132cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at 5797. BEDS, 'PVc. Saws, Tape Recorders earned rat.. A RARE opportunity! Buy A get Tillers, Renovator. your terms. Trade anything of NICE 2 BDRM. Home, I Ifs AMERICAN RENT-ALL acres, nicely landscaped, 20 value; take over small mort2666 S. Hiawatha 132-9111 fruit trees. Two buildings In gage; out of town Owner will C rear. More land It wanted. 321take 2nd. Located just south HOSPITAL BEDS 4050, 1-Loat & Peed of Sanford city limits, 240* $1-Messy Wasted Wheel chairs, stick room supplies Hiawatha. Orlando2414174. 2-Pm'.oas+ 44Sa.5nge & I for sale or rent. PITCH straight to a readership 4-Beauty Case U-lasaraeee LICJOETT REXALL DRUGS that is seeking to buy with 1.-Card of Than S$-$cho.I. & InatrucUose Pinecrest Shopping Center 84. Want-Ada. Reai Esta Sale $--Child as.. 70-Bploy...st ernl 701 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322.7911 111111 to 71-Male liMp Was Houses-Sale or Rent 19-Poultry Ltveets.k -Ps$, Help Wanted CALLBART REAL ESTATE 53. Wanted To Buy 13-Special $$5a)• s. PIe fleip CALL. DAY OR NIGHT *22-7498 $ EDItS! house near lake MonI P 1 -..5..)es Ratio Wasted SELL 118 Your Purnl ture, Quick roe just off 1-4. 222-46815. 14-Bicycle Pupa". 77-litucUes Wasted Service with the cash, 16-Special serylees 77-A--Situation Wanted C. A. WHIDDON SUPER TRADING POST BY OWNER: 3 Bdrm., 2% baths, l*-Iatrt.i Daisrutsie Students BROKER central alt A heat, 2-car garI7-Jaa*t.ria.h rvtsm $i-Iseee Pr.p.rty SMALL Business need p.rklng + 302 S. Park *13-5991 age, enclosed porch, 27 ft. 1$-Lm.ndaespe Ser,tes 11-Buatass. Pro.4111m.14 up' , Use Low-Cost Want Ads, family & 15-ft living rooms 19-Builders Ipp$I $1-Meal Estate Wasted to tell and sell! choice area, $22,691. 1009 Grove 31--R*rdwsa'. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 14-Meal Estate MI. Manor 322-9057. 21-Home Iprevessis $7-Besteess Mastals Realtor CASH FOR TRASH 22-PlubIag 14-Lola Fat Sale Raymond Lundquist. Assoc. Antiques & used furniture wastHouses For Rent 31 Pa.ia Usg 91as *31-3*11 Atlantic Dank Bldg. ad. 24-Well DrilMag 1-Ags BRIDGES FURNITURE 21-Air C.d.. & Reatisi fl-Messes Per Mis 8 BDRM., 1 3,4 bath, lge, lot loPark & 25th. ________ 323-1410 ST. JOHNS REALTY 26-Roof lag H-Baa... 1.1. at Rest cated 2415 Chase Ave., SanTHE TIME TESTED FIRM 97-Bass. Per Rest ford. Ph. 889-2885, Apopka,, USED Furniture, any amount. 120 N. PARK AVENUE 321-6121 29-Phot. & Rqatp•.t U-Mash Estate Exchange - Sanford. 21-2270. ft BDRM.. Kitchen equipped $715 19-Home Lpplte 10-Rsserj MacisIs _____________________________ 11-MsaalesJ Lsstr*m mu. :2143655. 1Il-Tratisrs--asbaaaa 55. Furniture For ________ Sale 22-Bual. $quipm.st 193-Mobil, Homes Sal. _________ 2 BDItM. FIYRN. louse, utilities fl-Job PnisUag Ill-Mobile Hom-Re.t Days 122.7174 WILSON-MAIER FURN. turn. 105 W. 15th. 849-5211, 34-Uphehotsup 194-Trailer Ipase-Mest NIghts-Weekends 323-0485 _________ Sell Trade Buy *9.Vs.ci, Cieaas 1Si-.Tvsi Lots-Sale _________ 311-lb E. lit St. 132-5633 2 BR, close to NAS. $65 no. Kit. 37-Moviag & ssssge lW-Aps.'sa$a Pat Resit 90. Lots For Sale equip. Ph. after B. 323-0616. Ill-Re.... Fat Seat FURNITURE: Freight damaged - Pe.ds - haL llIBost&l Ageat. I bedroom and dining room APPROX. 2 acres frontage on 4 BEDROOM turn, house. Mon. 10-Misc. P'er male 111-Wasted To Rest furniture. Many p1cc., show roe Corner. 321.219:. Georgia Ave. High School 51-Articles Fat Rest lil-Asise Per no damage, however pit.. is parking lot. $5500-Terms, 13253-Swap or Ez.ao. 11$-Ae -Sal. at Trade UNPURN. 3 Bdrrn. house, kitchor less than regular reta.U. 2101. 41-Wasted To MV 119-TeasEs en equipped. 132-6594. ' Nail Freight Damaged Purni. b6-P'raIts,. Per Sale 119 à.VW.$114 5"rSS ture Sales, Hwy. 17-92 Csss.I. HOMESITE 100 x 300' deep. City U--AatIse Per Mis 111_hS41SSS & cisS berry, water, Oak trees. Low down 2 BDRM. P'urn., large lot. Adults U-Moay To Sam 133-saw * Messrs __ payment, Terms. Call W. B. + $75. Also housetratlor with se-asra upp.rtuasuss 136-Masise RappMee Cabana. Private yard, light A ECHOLS BEDDING CO. MeClung, 221-6831. water turn. Adult.. $50. Ph. Bedding & Furniture 221-1346. 95. Houses For Sale AT FACTORY PRICEI 119 Magnolia 221-6221 BDRM. FURN. house S. San'ord Ave. 3224659 or 2124266, USED Furniture, appliances, MONDAY tbr.:k Pvld $30 A.M.t. 5 P.M. tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Imr- GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 3 BDRM., I BATH, unturn. Ideal SATURDAY - 12 NOON ry's Mart, 316 Sanford Ave. 3-1-4 BItS., 1-2 BATES location $95 mo. Call 212-7335, Ph. 321-4113. Publisher reserves right t rej.st. sevi.. and properly classify all LAKE MARY adv.rtis.meti. THE Classified ad columns are 2124 Park Drive Office 132-2111 2 BR. Purn.. $75; Adjustments will b. mad. on a ssrae basis only for typographical like a home town bulletin 2 BR. Furzi. 155; Night: 132-0641 or 821-0700 errors that affect 51*. value of 51*. ad. Adustmnsnts will not be board for offering, of all 2 BR. Furn. $100. kinds. Call 321-2011 toslayl made beyond 51*w first u.rfles. 3 LOB, BDRM. Home, Garage, glady Brown Realty Patio, 1g. corner lot, attic tan 322-5237 321-11564 60. Business Opportunities A air conditioner, Kit. equipped. *21.2455 or 213-5742. 100. Resort Rentals 50. Misc. For Sale 50. Misc. For Sale IJEAl'Ty SHOP for sale. Call :21-663:: after S p. m. FHA VA HOMES OCEAN FRONT APTS. *21 8. CRYSTAL-TIP ice Machine. 11,0 1- 11566 A1'MIRAL ltctrhp.rLttnr, Atlantic, Da"tona Beach. Mrs. lbs. per day. 1150. See at the used 4 mo eold regularly 1151 B- U. Hutchison, 322-4058. Big Dip, 2615 Park Dr. -now just 1U9. 3- BRAND new Admiral itetriFOREST HILLS LODGE, Balsam, Located Throughout County RENT I3IJUE Lustre Electric gerators, close Outs at cost N. Car. Beautiful & cool. Write 3-2 Bra. 1.11 4 2 Baths Carpet Shampooer for only $1 plus ? OIL for brochure. Some Kitchens Equipped I. USED Frigidaire, very good per day. Carroll Furniture. Payments Less Than Rent 189.9$. 102. Mobile Homes - Sale To Inspect Call AN AD a day won't make hay I USED Coldapot, 2 door *100. I USED G. E. U Range But It will bring money $s&. Stenstrom QUALITY MOBILE HOMES your way? FURAY BEDDING & EXCELLENT A Multiple Listing Realtor Hwy. 17-92 S. Sanford FURNITURE 222-2562 DOWNTOWN SANFORD *33-2410 REALTOR 2113 Park Drive 901 W. i. Ft. -___________ LOCATION 106. Apartments For Rent BR. VERY 3 Clean. Close In, + Low Investment-High Return Plato. 43" high. Reply P. 0. Box 166. DeL.and, P1*. IN THE (7IRCITIT COURT OF CABLE Jimmy Cowan. 322.401*.. ll og Like ). I A 2 BDRM+. APTS., Completely THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIBa now. 2:20-9081. equipped by GENERAL ELEC. CUlT IN AND FOB SEMINOLE SMALL Rastauranit with separate BUILT TRIC which Includes electric (IOITWTI].PLOJiiflL, Bur-B-Que pit for rent. Will ELECTRIC RANGE $25 A Philco kitchen, heating & cooling, consider other business. Call CITY WATER- Paved Road Refrigerator $36. Ph. 321-1490. 1 ALL downtown. $ Bedroom. I HARTFORD FEDERAL SAV321-3554 or see at 103 Sanford TOWN'N LAKES full tile Baths, Separate KitAve. INOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, GARDEN APARTMENTS chen, Dining room A Living room. Lighted closets-Screen- 711 B. First St. 822-1129 ad Brees.wa,y. Below market GORDON L. HODGES. at al, at $14,900. builder will con- FUR.N. APT, 2800 MeUctivills, Defendants. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF aidar trade of smaller home or NOTICE OF SUIT IN THE Win JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF WELAK.A APARTMENTS lots. 322.1166 or see your BroMORTGAGE FORECLONIIRE O.P' FLORIDA. IN AND FOR THE NINTH JUDICIAL 01K. 114 W. FIRST ST. ksr, DO IT XOW TO, ROGER B. CLARK and SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ciii' OP AND FOR SEMINOLE PATRICIA H. CLARK, his IN CHANCERY NO. 151 AVALON APARTMENTS COUNTY, FLORIDA, wife 111 W. Ind St. THE NEW TORE IIANIC FOB CHANCERY NO. 10110 $33-Ill? RESIDENcE, UNKNOWN SAVINGS, a New Turk corpora. THE DERBY SAVINGS BANK, AND Tos All parties claiming tion. Plaintiff, Interests by, through, under IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Plaintiff, vs. or against the aforesaid per. vs. JAMEs A. !+'ItAWDY, JR., and THE NINTH JUDICIAl. 01k.. sans OUST, IX AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT LEWIS H. 'TOWNLET and MARCOURT OP YOU ARE hereby notified that THA ANN TOWNLEY, his wife, MARIE N. DItAWDY, his wife, COUNTY. FLORIDA. Defendants. THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRa Complaint to foreclose a cci. IN CHANCERY NO. 1*144 Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE tam mortgage encumbering the NOTICE OP DIVORCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY. FLORIDA. following described real proNORMAND GAGNE, FORECLOSURE SALE that on the 12th CHANCERY day of August, NO. 16148. party, to-wit: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1966, at 11:00 A. At. at the west Plaintiff. 1) I V 0 H B Lot 7, Block H. COUNTRY pursuant to a Final Decree vs. of door of the Court of PAULINE PATRICIA TAYLOR, CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 3, Foreclosure dated the 7t1s day Sesiiisul,' County, at House Hanford. ROSE MARIE GAGNE, Plaintiff according to the plat there- of July, 1966, and entered in Defendant. vs. Florida, tht. undersigned Clerk of as recorded in Piat Book Chancery Caste No. 16121 in the will offer for sale the NOTICE OP DUST following WILLARD OSCAR TAYLOR, 12, Pages 75 and 74, Public Circuit Court of the 15TH Judicial described real property: TO, ROSE MARIE GAGNE Defendant Records of Seminole Coun. Circuit of Florida, in and for You are hereby notified that a Lut 13, Block 9, WEATH. NOTICE TO APPEAR ty, Florida, suit has been Seminole County, wherein THE brought against E1LHFIELD FIRST ADDITOIMR. WILLARD OSCAR has been filed against you In NEW VOIlE BANK FOR SAl'TION. according to the Flat You in the Circuit Court of the TAYLOR the above styled suit, and you INOS, a New Turk corporation, Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and thereof as recorded In Flat 6005 CALL STREET are required to se rve a copy of Plaintiff, and LEWIS H. TOWNFor Seminole County, Florida. thiuk 12. Pages 56 and 67, i £ JJ114 zi.unie, your Answer or other Pleading LET and MARTHA ANN TOWNPublic Records of Seminole In Chancery by NOMAND GAMARYLAND to the Complaint on Plaintiff's LET, his wife, Defendants, I ONE, County. Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!. attorneys, ANDERSON. RUSH. will ..Il to the highest and belt together You are hereby required to PIED with all structures, tmthat a Complaint for DiDEAN A LOWNDES, 313 East bidder for cash at the front door nrtsvenwnta, fixtures, epplisusoes, serve upon GENE B. STEPHEN. vorce has btso filed against you Central Boulevard, Orlando, of the Seminole County Court and irppurtensances on said land SON, Plaintiff's Attorney, who.e and you are required to serve Florida, and file the original house Sanford, in Seminole used in conjunction therewith. address is Post Office Drawer a copy of your answer or pleadAnswer or other Pleading In th e County, Florida at 11:00 o'clock orThe On., F.ru Park. Florida. a copy ing to the Complaint on aforesaid sale will be the office of the Clerk of the Circuit A. M. on the 15th day of August. of your written defenses to the Plairjtifrs isiatle pursuazit to a final decree attorney, HARVEY Court on or before the 10th day 11141, the following described of Complaint In said suit on or b.COULTER, P. 0. Box 3216, Forest of August, 1964. If you fail to property us cut forth in said ecryfureelusr entered in Clan. for. tue 8th day of August, 1956, City. Florida, and file Actiuli No. 26110 now Pend. do so, a decree Pro contessu will Final Decree to-wit: the original of and said written g'inal answer or pleadingthe on. IRS in the Circuit Court of the in the be taken aga inst you for the reLot 16 in Block 6 of FAIR- Ninth Judicial Circuit of and defenses shall be filed with the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit lie? demanded In the Complaint. Clerk of said Court. The purpose Court on or before the 8th day LANE ESTATES. SECTION for Senisinolt County, Florida. This Notice shell be published Of said suit is to obtain divorce of August, ONE 1IEPLAT, according to DATED this 27th day of July, of 1966, If you fail to do once e week for four conescu. and from the Defendant, no, Platp1st thereof, reourded in 21560. the a. decree pro con fecco will be Live weeks in The $cford Her. ROSE MARIE GAGNE. Book 12, Page lOt) of (t'LAL) taken against you for th e relief aid. WITNESS my hand as Clerk demanded in the the Pu blic Records of SemiComplaint. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DATED TRW 37th day of the ass.) of said Court in saul. County, Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court and DATED at Forest City, Fbi. San July, 1991. ford. Seminal. County, FlorDATED this *7th day of July, Ida, this 6th day of July, 1911. by: Donna 51. Msrjtos (SEAL) ida. this the 6th day of July, (SEAL) 1966. Deputy Clerk 115(1. Arthur H. Backwith, Jr. (SEAL) van den berg A Gay Arthur IL Beckwlth, Jr. (SEAL) Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Attorneys for Plaintiff By: Donna. M. Marks. ArthUr H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 1. East Church Street By: Martha T. Vthlen Deputy Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court By: Donna M. Murkus Deputy Clerk 440 I"irct Federal building Publish July 215 A Aug B. 12, BY: Martha T. Vihl., Deputy Clerk ljrlcndo, Florida Hetrtey Coulter, 19, 1081 Deputy Clerk Publish July 315, 1116 Atty3' for Plaintiff PublIsh, July 21, 1981 Publish Jelly 8, 1.1, It, DDB.11S 31, 1981 Publish July 1, 15, 21, 21, 1961 5 £#.'£ 1.1 I11.1113-112 DDB-15 DDB-lS 322.2611 No 'Cents' fii. * W* ai.fin-a zn Stemper Agency FOOD PRODUCT distributor in A Multiple Listing Realtor Sanford needs Office Clerk. APPRAISER INSUROR Duties primarily handling n's11519 S. French 813-4991 tell sales; assisting bookkeeper in preparing weekly sales, YOU NEVER 8OMETHIXt Purchases A payroll reports. EXPECTED! Bookkeeping experience desir- THIS OLDER home In prime lcMi*c. For Sale Pleasant working condication, located on 2% well -111111111111111111111111116 able. tions. Opportunity for advance. aheded lots. Owner financed at 3% 'PDX Chrysler Air-Temp Air insist. Please state experience $76 me. & only $9,500. Cnnditinnpt, Can he seen at A submit references to P. 0. I0 S. Park Ave. 133-0113. ConiBox 61, Sanford, Plc. p1st. $200. Ir 121'~- C Dir.ct PI,on. SANFORD FARM TRACTOR Operator BIG 2 lEI)ROOM HOME wanted for clearing land in THIS Attractive frame house lies Sanford area. Must be reliable loads of the features yon have and furnish references. Year been looking for: large bed. round work. Call or write A. rooms, separate dining room, D. Arnold, 68* W. Robinson, hardwood floors, cc r s e n e 4 Orlando, M. 0A2-99154. front porch, wall to wall carpeting, fenced heck yard, 104 HELP WANTED: I Men-Wages x 124 lot, good location, douto meet qualification.. Must ble garage, fruit tress, elsehave experience In Automotive tricelly equipped kitchen, I S.. Electric service or Electric $00 BTU sir conditioner, and motor repairing, MAC'S ELECmany more. Priced to sell at TRIC SVC. 414 11th St., Sanonly $5,900-Terms can he arford. ranged to suit your needs, Evenings A Sundays 3224605. - Female Help Wanted - , k,. --,,) -- "66 ,, wn. Legal Notice - D A E'rr kD ThMJ) ',TRDi' KJLI VLL 'IMABY, Legal Notice F I JUST MOPE 1rbO WILL OWE Y RULE 'THE ~. I ..., ~, - 1- - - - .--------. --.-.--,-- --- --.-----,------------.-.--------.-~---------------. Pf-` Houses For Sale Male Help Wanted 29,19R6 I) Tilson Painting Service SPECIALS: Squirrel Monkeys Home Appliances $15; Guinea Pigs $1.21 Brush Spray ANIMAL KINGDOM 221-0350 Mile South Big Tree SANFORD ELECTRIC Co. 17-92 Longwood fl$-9644 G. B. APPLIANCES New & Used 24. Well Drilling 11$ Magnolia 222-1512 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS WASHING Machine Rentals SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Used Appliances for sale All Types and Sit.. WIVTWE 1W RVTT We repair and Bervie. MOONEY APPLIANCE ?os_r1.OREYCCE Jilt E W 'I' ER STIflE Cot. 3rd & Palmetto 222-0697 NUDNALL, if living, and if Machinery & Supply Co. dead, the unknown heirs-at- 07 W. 2nd St. 133-44*2 Musical instruments law and devises. of FLORE'4CE BREWSTER BITt'NALL, and the unknown PIANO TUNING & REPAIR heirs-at-law and devisees W. L. HARMON 322-4132 of ELIZABETH N. PERRY. ZR COUNTY JVDOE'* COURT deceased, and the legx tees, COUNTY, FLORIDA 32-.Buslnees Equipment grantees, creditors, under SEMINOLE pH. No. ass? (It against ELIZABETH N. ESTATE OF GARAGE FOR RENT. 323.0625. PERRY, deceased, and FLORENCE B U B W STER JOHN P. IIcCORIIACIC, Deceased. 34, Upholstery HtTDNALL. if dead. NOTICE TO CREDITOR respectively. And any and ALl, PERSONS HAVING OVER 25 1'IARS all parties having or claim- TO CLAIMS OR IJERARRIS OF FINE workmanship in up. ing to have any estate, AGAINST 5*11) ESTATEs holstering, draperies, sllpoovright. title or Interest In, You and each of you are heresri. Time payments as little or lien upon said property as $5 mo. Drapey hardware In Seminole County. Florida, by notified and required to file any claims and demands which Installation. described herein. you, or either of you, may have KULP DECORATING SHOP YOU AND EACH OF YOU kItE against said estate in the office Ph. *23-28*5 NOTIFIED that a suit to quiet title has been filed against you of Hon. Early). Housholder, Judge of Seminole Counby WILLIAM B. DAVIS and County ty. at his office In the Courtwits, and MART JO DAVIS, his house In Sanford, Florida. withJOE A. STROm) and BENI). six calendar months from the ETTE S. STROm), his wife, in in AIIEWDEI) the Circuit Court of the Ninth time of the first publication of CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE this notice. Each claim or deJudicial Circuit of Florida. In Notice Is hereby given that nand must he in writing and and for Seminole County, in rontains Pursuant to the final decree of the place of residence Chancery No. 141*0, on the fol- and post office address of the foreclosure and sale entered irs lowing described prnpsrty, to. claimant and must he sworn to the cause pending in the Cirwit: by the claimant, his agent or cuit Court in and for Seminole WW of SW of Section 3L attorney, or the same shall be County, Florida, being Chancery Township 1 South, flange void. No. 1535, the undersigned Clerk 11 East, Seminole County, will sell the property situated Mary M. McCormack /.f Florida. As domiciliary Executrix of III said County described as: and the abbreviated title of sa id 1t 11, Block 21 of SUBURsaid estate. suit In WILLIAM B. DAVIS, at riloMAs E. CLARK BAN HOMES, Seminole ax, and JOB A. STROm), si. Uz, &ttorney for County, Florida, according Plaintiffs, vs. Florence Brew. lomiciliary to the Plat thereof as reExecutrix iter Hudnall, at al. Defendant.; corded In Pint Book 6, pages First Federal Building and you are hereby required to 132 50-41 of the Public Records. Driando, Florida serve a copy of your Answer to Publish July 15, of Seminole County. Florida. 9 & Aug. the Complaint an the Plaintiffs' ;, 1966. at public sale, to the highest attorney, WILLIAM H. COBB- DDB-51 and beet bidder for cash, at LET. 217 North Bole Drive. Or11:00 A. M. on the Atli day of lando, Florida, and file the ori- STATE OF FLORIDA) August, 1966, at the West front ginal in the office of the Clerk COUNTY OF IBMIROLE) door of the Seminole County of the Circuit Court on or beNOTICE OP Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. fore the 22nd day of August, (SEAL) FORECLOSURE SALE 1911: other wise the allegations KNOW ALL MEN by these Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. of said Complaint will be taken presents that heretofore, on May Clerk as confessed. 1L,1965, Alton B. Duxbury, d/b/a 13y': Martha T. Vihlen, D. C. WITNESS my hand and the Hunpia Pure Oil, made, executed GIL.ES, IIEII1ICK & ItUHINSON official seal of the said court, and delivered to Small Business 109 East Church Street at Sanford. Seminole County, Administration, an Agency of Orlando, Florida riorida. th is 30th day of July, the United Ftates pursuant to Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1941. Title 15, United States Code, Sec- Publish July 29, 1966 (SEAL) tions 631, at seq., a certain pro. DDB-117 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. mls.ory note in the sum of $15,Clerk of the Circuit Court 000.00 and one certain mortgage, Is the (loon of the County By: Donna M. Markos which are of record In Official Judge, N...IsoIe Caty. Florida, Deputy Clerk Records, Book 525, page 491 Is Pvobte, Publish July ::, 29 & Aug. 5, public records of Seminole Coun- Is Wqs Estate of L. 1*11 'PAUL JOSEPH GILMATtTIN ty Florida; and DDB.1 Deceased. WHEREAS, default has been made in payment and perform- Ti. All Creditors and Persons rw 'ffE CIRCUIT COURT XIWTJI sin ce under said note and mart- moving Claims or Demands VDIC!LL CIRCUIT OF 'Ij0B- wage, Ageless Sold Eatmi IDA. ZR AWl) FOR SEMINOLE full ocuisna flea been mace for You and each of you are here. payment, and said instruDOURTY. ments are subject to foreclosure: by notified and required to preDRARCERY 110. 15140 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sent any claims and demands NOTICE OF SUIT 111 that, pursuant to the power and which you, or either of you. may MORTGAGE POJIECLIWIJftE authority contained In the store- have against the estate of PAUL EDEftAL NATIONAL MORTJOSEPH GILMARTIN, deceased, AGE ASSOCIATION, a corpor. JescrIl,cd Instruments, In Title late of said County, to the Coun15, United States Code, Section ition, and In Title 13, Code of ty Judge of Seminole County, Plaintiff, 914(b). F'cderal Regulations, Section F'lorlda, at hslr offics In the 'a. 12.7-21, Small Ilusinesus Admin- court house of said County at P'REDEIIICK B. WYMAN and etration, Mortgagee, will offer Sanford. Florida, within six calEILEEN H. WYMAN. his wit. or sale to the highest bidder for endar months from the time of Defendants, the first publication of this noash In and upon the premises V lOs FREDERICK B. WYMAN tice. Two copies of each claim known as Morrison's Shop, State and EILEEN H. WYMAN. or demand shall be in writing his wife who.e residence Fligbway 426, across from the and shall state the place of U. S. Post Office, Altamon te and whereabouts are unprInga, Florida, at or about residence and post office adknown. dress of the claimant, and shall YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. 1:00 Ti. ni. on Wednesday, Aug. Joe sworn to by tue claimant, jet 17, the 1946. following des. NED that a Complaint to for.her agent, or attorney and lo.. a certain mortgage encum. ribed personal property, to-wit: companied by a filing fee acof I Set Jack Stands, Model No. the following described one dollar and such claim or :1 ,rlug 3620 sal property, to-wit: demand not no filed sisal) be H ' I 1% Deluxe Doyle Vacuum void. Lot It. BLOCK 17, NORTH Cleaner, Model No. 15D. ORLANDO, according to plot Florence N. (lflmstrtin H Serial No. :597: thereof recorded In Plat As administratrix of the I I Pure Tect Spray Gun Kit Book 12. Pages 10 and 11, Estate of Complete Public R'cord of Seminole PAUL, JOSEPH GILMARTIN, I Simpson Tester, Model TD, County, Florida. Deceased Serial No. 1221 INCLUDING specifically. but not STENSTROM, DAVIS & I Simpson Tester, *1 o d e 1 by way of limitation, the followMcINTOSH GUT, Serial No. 7745 ing fixtures and equipment, all I Simpson Tester, Model Attorneys for Adminiatratrix permanently installed: Florida State Bank-Suite 21 lIST. Serial No. 8506 Wall Heater Paneiray Sanford, Florida 32771 Coca Cola Machine, Model Mod.) PA-66 Publish July 15, 21, 0 & Aug. I, No. 'F131DA Hut Water Heater - Day & S. 1916 Ii I Colbert Jet Wash Night Model 30-C DDB-48 1 Venetian blinds Steel Filing Cabinet, 49 C. ' Drawer as been filed against you in NOTICE OF MEETING OF I he abuv,..otyled suit, Lite shun Oak Desk LANDOWNEIIP OF $IA'lA I Stenographer Chair title of which is Federal National 11 DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF I Mortgage Association, a corpor. Paymaster Checkwriter, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORiDA.. etton organised under an Act of Serial No. 85121417 TO ELECT A NVPER'ISug OF I Congress and existing pursuant Victor Adding Machine, SAID DISTRICT. lurIaI No. 1441-411 to the Federal National Mort. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a gage I Association Charter Act, Remington Rand Type- that a meeting of the owners of 1having Its principal office in the writer, Serial No. -41024 lands situated in S LA V I A 7 I I Key Stone Scope Unit, Mo- DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF $ty of Washington, District of III Dolu*nbis. Plaintiff, ver su s, del No. 110, Serial No. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, Al REDEIUCK B. WYMAN and 16243-21105 will be held at the City Hall In ILBEN IL WYMAN. his wife I Two-Section Display Cab- Oviedo. Florida. at ten o'clock III 1Iefanda.zsta, and you are required inet with Glass Shelves A. M. on the 14th day of August. I 0 SerVS a copy of your Answer Craftsman Tool Cheat * A. 1). 11564, for the purpose of ir (,s other pleading to the Con,. Miscellaneous Tool., Model electing asse supervisor for said I Ia1nt on Plaintifra Attorneys, No. 745 District for a term of th ree 03 (2LEVELAND, STEPHENHON Tbo property to located in and years at which election every di I.WD MIZE, Suite 511 Sanford upon the premises known as acre of land In the District shall StisnUc National Dank Building, Me"Imon's Shop, State represent one share and each th P. 0. Drawer Z. Sanford. Flotida, 436, across from the U.Highway S. Pout owner shell be entitled to vote in tbumd file the original Answer or Office. Atteusont. Springs, Flor- person, or by proxy In writing ,tb.r pleading in the offloe of ida. duly signed, for every acre of be Clerk of the Circuit Court The aforesaid was will be had laud owned by bins In such Dism or before the 10th day of for the purpose of applying the trict; guardians may Iugust, A. D., 1910. It you tail to proceeds thereof to the costs of their wards, executors represent and adJ CO Is ee, a decree pro confao will male and to the aforesaid Indebtministrators may represent es10 1se taken against you for the is. edness. The aforedelaribed pro. tates of deceased an d I1•f 4smnde4 In the Complaint. party will be sold on an sc-is, Private corporationspersons, mu' be reThis Notice shall be published wher..ls basis, without repro. presented by their officers or )DOS $ week for four consecutive sentatlon, warranty or recourse duly authorized agents. The AI weeks In The Hanford Herald. a upon the undersigned. The Mort- owners of a majority of the acrswapapsr circulated in Sami- gagee suy be a bidder and pur- eage In such District shall be c0 ml. County, Florida. thaser at said sale. necessary to constitute a quorSMALL BUSINESS ADMIN. um for the purpose of holding $1 ' Dated this 4th day .f July, A. '.. 19(1. I $TflAT10$ such election and to transact 11 :$EaL4i An Agen cy of th e United such other business as may corns Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. States, Mortgages, As Attor- before the meeting, I9: Clark of the Circuit Court uey In Pact for Altuis B. listed this 9th day of July, By: Martha T. Viblan, D.C. I)ugbury, d/b/a 1.mpla. Pure A. D. 1041. C VELAND. ITEPRENSOX * Oil 1.1 U. F. Wheeler, Jr. 1 3hi lEE Edwin D. Ledford ad Chairman Ittorn.ys for Plaintiff Otis E. Girardeau /5/ Jack P. Dodd j ( P 0. Drawer Z Counsel .for Mortgagee /5/ James D. Colbert tojjulie 115, Hanford Atlantic Na- Swell Basins.. Administration As th e Board of Supervisors loam.) Bank Building 47 West Furyth Street 2eiU of Slavic Drainage District isufurd. Florid& Jacksonville, Florida 3f0 of Seminole Count, Florida. 1t publub July 1 15 22 S, 1944 Publish July 21 & Aug. 2.2, 1941 Publish July 21 & Aug. 5, 1961 210-13 DDB.54 DUR-11s Ldj H July EEK &_MEEK - i - 15. Special Services PAINTING A. J. Adoock Herald Classifieds ~' Page 6A ROOF REPAIRS I. Through - 3 GERMAN SHEPHERDS, male SURFBOARD REPAIRS 26- Roofing registered, champion AKC, 311$ Park Cirele bloodline, black & sliver, € *23-4012 or 323483$ after $ wk.. old. *-1411. Bole in Your Root? 7 7 FOR SALE: Registered male B & J TURNER ROOFING 21 YEARS of experience. All Airdals, 2 yrs. Champion Blood Ph 322-3409 Sanford work wuars.siteed. Lines. 22-442. Shamrock Roofing Co, 23-Painting 323-I 720 3:2-1925. KITTENS I 11 - li ~i.A ii Will - GREEN PEANUTS BIG Tti" hEW HOURS, new policy. Daily lOc per lb. and you pick. Plloian Farm.. Oviedo. 31-9217. uo.pt Sunday. Al.. Friday evenings. 3511 B. Orlando Dr. ICEIFFER CANNING Pears $1.25 *39-1410. bu. Sand Pear. (.ating) $2.10 _bu. Beerdall Ave. Ph. 27.2-471:. S. Pets & Supp es .. . Elephant' ~ . ~ ' White 11~ \ INC. 322.4884 - LINCOLN MERCURY INCORPORATED 109 N. PALMETTO SANFORD AVE. PH. 3224884 �-- S S S S .a. - S -- - - - - . -.--- - 'S - S . - - - - ..- .- .', 5_ - - .5,-. - _.__ ____ I _.: • .5 r 'I Seminole County 'I * * * on the St JohnM River * * 'Back To Wor aw Is Sought "The Nile of America" I a 4 311 4' c11000 & * Adventist Baptist THE SEVEN-DAY ADVEXTIST IWURCh Corner 7th * Elm Pastor 3 L Marshall ZERVICES SATUBDATSa.ihath Sohool - 2:10 a. in. worshL seI - 11 a. 7:10 . RST RT1S? CRCU 51$ Park £venu p itor MornIng Worship . 2:10 a. in Sunda School -.. 2:41 a Momtng Worship TnIng ___ v GOD $$ . - -, stor Sandsy School - 2:45 i. in. Morning Worship U00 a. in. Evang.U.tle $.r ?-0 p. in. NlVht Is S OF - A llow'u CHRiSTiAN MISS1OARY ALLdANCE CBLR4(151 1401 Park Ave. at B1&12 MOGS3VS7 -- ft. sbdp0.- i:00 a. 1:1 Fsllowsbip (Thea.) 6:10 p. 1.? ServIce - 7:10 p. in. Rev o21r. Prnch Sunday Boho1 , 1) a- '"T CHURCH CE?'STRAL Bji..ia.' Ave. ODi. 14th Smith flOU VJlJ = 545 p Evening Service - 1W p in. P .4. Prayer Service i Nursery Open in TR __---- 7 10 Sunday ?-dt. Broadcast - .o El' the in Cki WESTSIDE MISSIONARY BAPTiST CHURCH k10113r Ave. &th Si.. Pastor John B. King Sunday School -10:00 a.. in. Sunday Morning Worship - 11 00 5.. a. Sunday 7:10 P a Evening Worsl:p Wednesday a, , _____ U '. !. III . an pi I ,. N - II, -. .I l ' - and the a.tt. . OBora ROa.6 Rev. Roy A. Hamilton Pastor mornIng Worship 9:00 a. in. 5Ø3 10;1 a.. Tra.inlng Union -1:15 z. Evening Worship - 7:10 P. in. Wed. Evening Prayer 7:30 . a service ___ gin for. ° ' • ILA I .1 •t JORDAN M1SSIOARY WTZ.ST CHURCH 1131 West First Str..t L It. bans P*ator ?"i y 5cbo1 10'OO a. a. ..va -n_.uo a. Wrah( - 7$0 • 7d Pra r i-i Pat 1.2, flt. 1 o"'4wN BapTisT CHURCH 274t Oountry Club itoad B.,. B.. T. Barrett .._.. Pastor TEl Sunday Echool......9:t5a.m. GA( Worship Fer'ioe _. 31:00 a. in. silo Training Union ........ 1:41 p. in. Evening Worship - 8:00 p. a. vaWe" Prays: Serv. - 7:10 p. a. FRI Even to those who are cold to the ideals for which the Church stands, that linger of faith second thought5 It merits acceptance as a refuge. It commands confidence as a port in time of storm, always points to something that is comforting, reiring safe, The Church deserves your support your membership because It affords real protectIon . .. , .r... ...., .. .. __ .3 .. : :.• Womane Club Building 10* Oak Avenue ::z -_ii %orshIp Sez-vios 11 00 a. in fl5 cc .. p. . : . .. ... . U.LL4Z 'HURCtI P 'HRL8" 1513 Par Avenue6 B. B Sunday Bible Study _.. 1000 a. Momnin 5fl1flftWorshl Service i a. 9 .... 1:20 p. in. Wrdesday Elbis Class -___ 7:30 p. in. . . •... - . / . .. . . . . ,. . . . . .. . ..• - . .. . . . '* . . . .. . . :.- LAKE MARY CHURCH OF CHRIST Morris Ruby Evangelist te*t in Lake ML17 Fir. Mall Ethic Class a. rn Horsing Worship 10:10 a.. a. Evening Worship - 6:00 . . EIbieCl*uWed._7:$0p. . . ... OO)D SHEPHERD LUTHER.AN CHURCH DO. A Orlando Drive Bwy. 17-22) $anford, Florida Tb. flu. 3. Gordon P..ry, Paasoi' MorniagWorship.._ llIa.in School -2 15 a- in a. Communion-First Sunday a &Oh 4U A •Ofl.. A U . '.. ,.. .'..:. . , .: •.. I • ... . ;.'• .. '.S.'.... . : . . : I Puk rewer neva 0' It s ui. ..vange Bible School 9:00 a. in. Iorn1ng Worship.... 10:00 a. in. .1 enlng Worship _.. 6:30 p. in Wed. Prayer Servioe 7:30 - .:.. .'. .. . ., .: . : :.... • _ . .; -. :. '., CHURCH 0) CHRIST W. 5. (Bill) ELinmond, Evaug,. list Highway 41 West Bible Class i0'oo Morning Worshi ii 00-a.in. Eveniug Worab jp THE CHURCH S• a i i I .. - ... ALL FR Sunday FIIiST CHURCH ol CHIUST Monday 6 the jrtt factor 1b la. 41w. buIlding of tharao. .4 ad dUz*mhtp. it i.e s,. of fta1 Without, ii.Ither democracy iiitIor n survive. Thetr Tuatelay Paja1,y 139.13-24 Wednesday Isaiah iarls ad euirt the Cburth. They a, (1) Pp. hIs n ka. (2) For 5j thfl k. (3) p ink. of his tnuumIty 4 $j (4) Par fiw. uk. of the Qwr isU, whidi nernk his inoisi and inuisrial Thursday John Friday II Corinthians pzw' 412 Prk Ava. Ray. R0b,i H Je"k"'e. Pastor Morning Worship -1:12 a. a. ______ _______________ 1_- Saturday - 46:1-11 GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees __ CARRAWAY & McKIBIN CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. i w. Ffrt, FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGujre and Staff FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF 1. RARRELL & BEVERLY 209 WhMS°tflford THE AMPRICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Strickland LINTUCKY FRIED CHICICEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager tit Co33 FRI ZIL DSfi ii C L Aiti P. C . the b list' 7 "I p -. , , HIM .ç * j _____ - ;,; -S.... - . - p. - ..•t Fouta1n lisad Baptist Church, Ov1s4 Jordan Missionary BaDUSt Church, s4xy Baptist Church No:tb 4. *dcnis ui.stoa Baptist Church Oak *1111 . Mornftis Glory' Baptist Church, Geneva Uwj L.aiudo dprir*gs Rd.. Lengwood SuIt bib Si. h Hickory £vs New Mt. Ca.avsry MIis*es.ry Baptist w. 12th New Salem Prialtivi Baptist Church. j Ban P ., KILGORE SEED CtJMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PUBLLX MIKETS and Employees STATE FARM INSURANCE companies Irving 1. Pryor and Staff daff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff -. L. 1). PLANTE, INC. . Oviedo, Florida . . ROSE ANA) WILK'S RESTAUD.ANT Rose & Wi]ks Bowman & En*poys STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff bportamuz. b Lust a Cat iWia church, Pershing ?d laud Lure. A tarnot. Spga Church, Malt. CHB.1STIAij First Christian Church, 1407 1 Sanford Ave. C030R.EGATLONAL Cougr.geUoru.,j Christie.. Church Park Ave. Ncrthaid. Christian Church, Plo r Ida Dr., tisug , ., LiULhOr*UCbU,Ch. Americas Lsgiou Melt. Pre.tri. Lake, Fern Park St. Lukes Luthers. Church, Rt. 6*4 IlavL METHODIST Baruett Minurtaj Methodist Church, - E. L*a5417 Ave Eut.rpris. B.th.I A.hLE Church. Canaan Height. Ce.easlberry Community Methodist Church, Hwy. 17.92 1 Pin.y Itidge Rd., Cassalbsrry D.Bs.ry Cominunity Mathodi.t Ciurak W. Hgh1anda DsBar - * CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Ave. & Ird St.. R.v. Virgil 1. Bryant, P$stas Morning %Vorahip - 1:20 aChurch School 2:41 a. a. Session Meet -10.45 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. a. Church SchoolBsardafl Chapel - 8:C'O p. a. Pioneer Fellowship 7:00 p. a. Senior Hi Fellowship 7:00 p.m. - Thomas H. Makin Pastor Worship _______ 2:00 s. a. Church School 10.00 a. a. .a. Plasa R.v. Lucaa P. Gills -Paitog OlJr3enftd F.rIiPg.rk0f the $awss. Mary Church of the XSWSSS PREIBYTERIAJI Cuunuunity Presbyterian Church. Lobe Mary Pir;t Prssbyterj Church, First Presbyterian Church . E. Highland Presbyteria Church of Ike C.1' 3771 5. Orlee4 . St. Andr.w Presb$erIa Ch .k Ave. n.s.r • * . . . ceives his copy the day follow. ing publication. And it's third class mail, too. WILSON..EICHELBURGER MORTUARy Eunice L Wilson and Staff a a Mike Wheichel is hoping to put Sanford's Mayfair golf course back on the map with his $5,000 "Little Citrus Open" In September. It Is hoped that some of the big msmen In golf will be attracted. %Vish we had that Holiday Inn built! . STRIC}AND..MORRISON, INC. and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs Al Wilson WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees 1HZ Bear Lake Road Upanla Co**Uity PiSabyterian Church, Upsala Rd. Westmlastsg Prssby't.ri Church, Howell Park, RI. 413, Caasslb.rry SEVENTH DAY LDVENTjJy J'OlSSt La.k ScVsDth-day Adventist Church, Hwy. 413. l'or..t City Church. Maltiani .. SPring. Seventh-day Adventist ChurCh, Chuluofa Community Church Church of God of Prophscy, 1307 Elm AvS. 0f Jesse Christ ol Latter Day Slate, 211$ Park Lv.. Coinmafty Chapel, Altamonte Springs VP Man Killed ** * I ocal Station - - - for - on - - by party and headed jointly by dt:cting stuilli's on the control himself and Rcp. William I-I. of IIuI))I'tnt t:scrt attacking y res. R Ohio. This group. be 'gt'tihi' r''i )s. said, will meet in closed sissiun Coi,imn.':a':u:g work here on later and decide whether the 1, h.' fills the vacancy left committee itself should pursue Dr. .J.,Isr: \V. Wilson, who reSecond phase of use 450,000- bait application program were will operate daily, Monday by Lake Monroe on the north, area has bees divided into the matter any further. tr.l on Jutie 10. acre Imported fire ant eradica- extremely gratifying and that through: Friday, from daybreak Lake Harney on the east, Lake Zones A through J, with the ____________________ The machinists who grounded lion program will get underway hopes for final eradication in until sunset, weather permit. Conway on the south and Lake first application being dropped 60 per cent of the nation's air this week in the Seminole- this area are high. The first ting. Apopka on the west, traffic threw a monkey wrench phase was completed May 27. Orange County area. The treatment area approxi- Flight plans call for the over Zone J. Frederick .1. Bryant. of Suninto the White House agreenleut The eradication program is Commissioner of Agriculture Low-flying, specially equipped mates a rectangle extending 30 planes to fly north and south at Doyle Conner said results of aircraft will become familiar miles cast and west and 25 a cruising speed of about 150 joint state and federal project Sunday by rejecting ii. iii secret ford, suffered severe injuries SuntI:iy in :t collision hetwoon the first phase in the poisonous sights to the area as the planes miles north and south, bounded miles per hour. The treatment being financed by the Florida balloting. 17.251 to ui,iJ7. Despite the big wage and his motorcycle and an automoand U. S. Departments of Agri- fringe benefit gains totaling 72 1)1k driven liv Eugene Martin, culture. lleadi.ng up the pro- cents an hour spread over a itt Sanford .vui:u:e and Seventh grant are HaLwin L. Jones, di. three-year contract, the strikers Street. ['atrolnian .Juhiis Dodson rector of the FDA'S Division of apparently decided it was too charged Martin with failure to leld the right-of-way. Plant Industry, and James C. little and too late. Second Phase Of Fire Ant Drive Slated - . u# - - NR r Editorial page .............. Pinecrest Asseably of God, 17th & Eis Sanford Llliac. Church, *4O1 S. Park,Ays. Iaford Cougrsga.t4ou of JsbOvs.h'i Wit. 1*SL d Isahrd Ave. T Ba1stIe Amy, $1 S. lad St. -. z; ____ - - - - - - * -, , 4. -. : -- -, '- .- ,, - - A - * - * , B - - - D ' - * - - * -- - - - . - - - * - - , - - . - - - * s - * - - .. , - - - . - , - -- ..., -- - . . - - * " - - - ' ' -' - - - .. - E U) - -: , -. - - • --., ... '- ( - - • - ms . . -- I - . * - ' - - I :' - .-, * - -, - I .,- .' - - ,,. -- .- - - ' . , - - ::. - . - cot , * -. -- -, . - -. -i - - -. -, ' '. - 4, - _____ t - . - a : - - - a soformu teetht:ii::e::t 4 _____ for the USDA's Plant Pest Control Division. A t'ontraet was awarded to H. It. Skaggs of Skyways, Inc., a Cody, Wyoming, agricultal aviation firm, to spread the niirex poison bait from the air. The aircraft are converted PV2 patrol bombers, equipped with devkes to spread the bait in 175foot swaths. The poison bait consists of a minute amount of the toxicaut mirex mixed with soybean oil and around up corneobs. The oil acts as a food attraetant and r. . J \ Entortalnisiunt .............IA ............. 4A Horoscope Society .................. 2A-3A Sports ....................U TV.........................5A Mt. Oil'. Holiness Church. (ak ijill Haley, Florida area supervisor - ( - Herald Index Area deaths ..................2 Bridge ............... 4A Classified ads ....... GA•7A Comics ................ 4A.5A Croswoni puzzle ..........IA Dear Abby ................ 4A - 'Cyclist Hurt ' _ * , -- acre. Mirex confot ins to rules laid down by the U S L'ood and Drug Adnsutlstration it has no residual action and is not harm tul ti hunians, animals, fish, birds vt bees. it leaves no residue In milk, meat or COPL Base of operations for the propect Is Ilerudon Airport at Orlando. The aircraft will fly at altitudes of 100 (vet or above as approved by the Federal Avia- ;-*-- ___ --. - - - ------- ........ - * - I: .L.__- -- .................... ____________________________________________ ------------- 2 - ZZ ' - Staff At - - Fnfomolog 1sf man PJ Miuuulia i: 106 H 2nd II. Xlngdom Hell of J*hovab'g Witness I M9 OS_VOlt, 1512 W. Third Mt. Full Oo.psl TaherizacI. 1734 Country Club - GREENE - - - to impose a solut ion in the ills. (. r,. '''" - OTHER CHURCHES - th DR exception of a * * The Clockwinders were shock. cd to find out from the United Fund heudquurters that. some of our good people had pledged donations to this great charity drive and without even an excuse, much less a reason, had failed to pay the promised sum. Aw cumniun, fellas, let's get. this Just isn't a fair with It. shake for these deserving agencies, and surely not the way we Seminole county people take care of our debts. Let's be and honest with United Fund with ourselvea. * S * P. R. Butts, of Park Avenue, speaks in rebuttal for the report about the "snail pace" of some mall delivery. He subscribes to to the Martlnsburg (Va.) afterand renoon newspaper COBIA BOATS Southe Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS 00. John Dunn and Staff -, ( -_____________________ I 1sJ'uw - (P.arlk'r story an page 2.) tJnion Prealdent P. L. (Rny Siemiller gave this view at an informal session of the FTmise I labor Committee, as Cnngre'c, once again, took the lead in etto end the 25-day strike ;.iiainsf five major airlines. At the same hearing an industry Pf'(iPle of spokesman called on Congress no SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK HowardH.Hodgesanc5aff - SEMINOL1 COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_New hit. Zion Baptist Church, 3730 Pear Avs Christ M,thodlet Chuich CHURCH OP CHRIST 376* W. 10th bunis.ud Estates Church of Christ. 1512 8. Park Ave. Pin t Its ti Ch " Church of Christ. Geneva First Methodist Church, 412 Park Lye. Pra 'I.aIJ Baptiit ChUrCh R1l'°4 Church of Christ, Lake Mary First Methodist Church of Ovisde Fern Park '" Church of Christ. bungwcod First Bouthin Msthodiat Church Church of Christ, PoIa Proess MisEoniiry Baptist Church, Midway 2410 Sasford Ava. S000fldbhilpb Miasioz*ary BapUst Church, CHLIItCH OF GOD W , iiniir $unla.nd Baptiat Church, 311$ Preuch Ave Church of God. 50* Hickory Grace Methodist Church, ODors Rd. t. J csM:$ttonr) Lii..ptiat CLuru1i ito. French St. Paul Missionary BapUt Church, ,ia Church of God Mission. Enterprise Osteen Methodist Church St. M&ttba M1ss3unry Baptist Church M•thodlat, t. .s Church E. St. John's Missionary Bapttst Church. 7 JIUS A.NE. 0th 84.. aL C7PrM. : Mary. L.H.E. Church It Rt. 41$ Te?pCburch Palm Spring. Rd. lb1iso3)PsiCburch.idoniwoOd Holy Cross Episcop&i. Park Ave. at 4th Weatside Missionary Baptist Church, Rd. £utsrprle 426 5. Holly qy LUTHERA.N Stafford )tenaoriaj Methodist Oh erib Zion Hope Baptis Church. Til Orange Avs Ascension Lutheran Church, Oi.rbrook S. DeBsrp Dr. Cs.esslberry CATHOLIC A_AR Good bbepberø United L.utb.rn. P'irst Baptist Church of Isa i.&154 55415g. First Slihlob Missionary Baptist Cbu.rch. Mi Lion Missionary Bapti.t. sipes AVe. Ue$ A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Sllivia, Florida $A.PTl1? AnUoch Baptist Church. Ovl•do Central ilaptiat Church, 1*13 Oak Lys. Chuluata First hspti.t Church Cliuluoui BaptiSt Mlolos Elder Springs BaPtist Church, First Baptist Church. 512 Park Ave. Friendship Baptist Church 1 AJtiiuiont.pprjns First Baptist Church of DsDary Baptist CburciaofG.n.ya Phil Baptist Church of lake Monroe Attt BILL HEMPHILL MOTOJ, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hvy. 17-92, Sanford - especially the Methodists, should be mighty prou(I of a substantial addition to the area's education facilities - their new Youth Wing that goes into active Christian education work the latter part of August. Of course, there is no tax millage to pay for this superb facility but the bounty that is truly heaped on the folks of this section of a richly blessed country will undoubtedly be shared gets.rously with Him who has given much to our Methodist brethren. • S The "wild animals" of Sunland Estates arc becoming bolder. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casey purchased three kittens and placed them on their carporte. A large stray cat carried off one of the kittens and the second was found dead In a neighbor's yard. Sunland residents have been complaining for a long, long time about the stray animals but to no avail. All agencies claim "no juils- - - diately rather than in stages. * --- All Sanford, but Church School ._ 1:10 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a- a. Junior HI & Senior Hi YouthMectthgs...$:oop.a. Tuesday: Primary Choli rehearsal 2:20 Adult Choir rehearsal -7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir rehesrsb.sj 1:11 - t(P fringe benefit effective imme- . I Di Planning Extensive Campaigning This Fall a S T5 I A. rresoyier!an METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd... at Woodland Ave., Bsv.R.obirtH.Tsmpl.,jr. Pastor Church School - 2:41 a. a. Morning Worship - *1:00 a. a. MYF - 6:10 p. a. NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida Demos Throw Support To Mayor High Seminole ' White House Aides Suspect the district which stretches from here to Kissimee. The local Jaycees have visited South Seminole. Oviedo, Apopka, Or• lando, \Vlnter I'ark, ?1 nit land, West Orange and Ococe clubs, traveling over 1,000 "m a n miles," On tap for the near fu. ture are visitations to the Daytona, DeLand, New Smyrna, Mt. Dora and Cocoa clubs. SANIi'OIID, FIA)UI1)A - E'rire-5Centa * .5 S ?IRST PE\TECOSTAL CHURCH 01' LO'IOWOOD 561 Orange SUet Re E iuth Grant - Pastor bui:ds School ....._ 10 00 a. a. Iorning '. oriihlp - 11:00 a. a. Sunda) Evening 7 *0 p. a. id Bible Study 7:20 p. a. Lonquerors Meeting FrIday ..._......_..._ 7:Z0 p. in. - - ?urther support in his cam'q desire, also to he on a pute Pr. (;er:iid 1.. (',r,'ene ha' S While Siemiller and William pnlgn for election as governor of Florida was pledged t.() first-name basis with the P° .1. Curtin, chairman of the in- jnin'd the staff it th.' (','ntrai Democrat Robert King High pit' who run the affairs of dustry negotiating team. ap- 1'lnrjiia Exoerini.'nt Station to work en inseets by 21 SemInole County busi- every part of the state," he peared together before the tiuhie cropi. A attacking vege(left) Tom McDonand incoming OUT(IN( Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. native of Kansas, Rei. flessmen, campaign workers said. HOUSe committee, the Senate h. received his RS degree in aid (right), both of Sanford, (Iiscusse(l Seminole County problems with anti officeholders in an all-day "Through the town hull type Labor Committee met to con- i.*rri'ulturaI .'tiueatinn in 1)59 democratic gubei'natorial nominee, Robei't King High, (luring private session here Friday. rnet!tings to be held through- cider hills aimed at forcing the anti conferences in his hotel suite in Daytona 13t28Ch FI'i(IUy, (Other photos S '1i'gr'e in entomology (,Ilt the stste, I will gain a .strikers to return to work. (1ddltinnaI photos on (Herald Photo) on l'age 1A.) I'age IA) wealth of information anti will The union rank arid file over- in 19*11 from Kansas State UniOfficeholdet present inriud- h able to assume off ice Jan. 3 whelmingly rejected a White versity, Manhattan, Kan. In l9*1ti he rerei'ed his Phil) ed Arthur fleckwith, county as one of the most informed Houseengineered settlement ofentoninlogy from lfl clerk; John Alexander, coun- governors the state has ever fir in voting across the nation Or..gnn State University. ty commission chairman; Rep. had," High pointed out. Sunday. Dr Gt-"ene began hit ento'f want to he the servant of 8. J. Davis Jr., Rep-nominee Sen. Luster [liii. D-Ai,.. chairTom McDonald, Rep. William the people," High declared, man of the Senate Labor Corn. mology ear;'er as a Reedy and Casseiberry Coun- "and I will serve all the people mittee. said his group had sistant itt Kansits State in 1DM, of the state with integrity anti reached tentative agreement on flttIfl and identifying ineeta cilmini Dr. Eugene Ellis. iIso present were Mrs. honor." a proposal to allow President rol1'i'tptI front a native Pnsthre Hcckwlth, Mrs. Ellis, .John In sfwakin to the I)ttSIflE'5R Johnson to declare a natiumal in Kansas. That work was the Kader, Seminole County eam• community, the nominee de- emergency and order the strik- basis for a naster'-i thoI on VhiIe and communications fields sumably doesn't have WAShINGTON (AP) the Chrysonsehidae or leaf to worry paign chairman and Harlan dared, "I am a fiscal eonserv- ers hack to work, house aides, suspecting Presi- for the President's .Juily 23 foray about distribution of campaign Tuck, South Seminole camS ative" and cited the fact his Senate Democratic Leader, heetl,'s found in the native Indiana, Illinois dent Jolmson's campaign tray. into and fliers, But nearly everything paign chairman; Robert Petree, Own city of Miami has the 'vlike Mansfield, D-Mont., pre- orTliri.' of Kansas. Kentucky. Ptm lt)*l1 to 19I he atsecu• state executive committeeman, lowest taxes of the i2 largest dicted prompt Senate action hut ei.s this fall will be extensive, vent smoilily. else, with the That trill cities in the United of ti'nd'd O:'egon State University, ates. and communications, and Mrs. Petree, Charles Mcare beginning to worry about Crowds were on hand itt. cacti rity inrilcateci it might take most Millan, Don Ensrud, Mr. and rrndi:ate work and workfinding advance flhl'fl to 11181(1? stop. There were plenty of wel- comes within his province. "Taxes are going up faster this week to move emergency U1 kin to Mrs. H. W. Coodspeed, Mr. than income, a trend pregnant legislation through Congress. half tini. on forage crop inPresident Johnson appropriate arrangements. coining banners, And, in mdi- advance man Johnson, who is and Mrs. H. IL Eisencoff, Mr. with danger," he warneil. "The No campaign tour is complete anapolis at least, the streets from Macon, Ga. "There must be a law to re- sects. A PhD diss.'rt.ation Wfl$ of - likes to be and Mrs. Ernest Cowley and PO'et to tax is the power to solve this dispute and restore written on the field hioio without the advance man - the were hitlere(l with Democratic ilestroy. to action." Curtin said. three aphids which transmit a fellow who goes out ahead to, campaign literature after the greeted by plenty of homemade Joel Field. lines "The business of the State IS the The highly partisan audience "Regrettably, it must also be a l)lfltlt virus ,tisea8e to spring placards. lie even has been smooth out all duet executive's departure. hopefully, preparations and drum up a In an ott-year election, the known to suggest the exact let- of the Fourth Congressional business," he proclaimed, "and law for final settlement of this grai:is in Oregon. 14n has preDistrict greeted 111gb with what's gooI for business Is pitreil several scientific puhlkacrowd. dispute because of the White House advance man pre- tering to be placed on these standing ovations on the three good for Florida. irrespon• ti.ms relating to this work and like the _______________________________ spontaneous outeroppings of occasions that he spoke. In many ways, it's en- sibility that. has been shnwn.' "I am a chilti of the tie. ie..ejveul an invitation r. e,n_ hospitality, old-time trzivelimsg circus. Siemicr told the committee, rrilott, to ::n international reItt eystnrn ami huv.lbeen the nendnee'a sp4J'hes, ter'rise /- .ThC ftfl1C nio Good advance men are in working he caiphasized his. admfruion eIf-upporting since i was "We didevt'rything possible to view :r aphid ecology. JOHNSTON, S. C. (AP) A v14,ti Secret Service agents, short supply at the White House Tho,a. Jeffcrso founder seVefl. No American knows 1expedite what we hoped would Eu .ugnst of 19*4 Dr. Greene and two COfliPahlright now. For that reason, Florida must work out the President's of the Democratic party, whom better than I the rightness of be ratlficatiurn . .The turndown itinveti to the University f autolnOpress secretary Bill D. Moyers Ions were killed in an exact route find schedule. He he characterized as a great disappointment as "the great. this system," he contended. Kentucky at Lexington, where has persuaded Torn Johnson, an bile that collided with a bus even must make certain enough greatness myself. I went on resord on the 'We are called to est American who ever lived," b.'g:in work on tobacco inassistant enlisted to work In the south of Johnston Sunday, The bands are hand and that "Jfeon said that democ- -the task is enormous and air from the White House and ta The riuijni' emphasis was press office for only one year, to victims were Identified as Tom they learn either "Hello Lyn. racy lives, moves and has Its immediate-we are entering in telegrams to locals over the on itost plant resistance of tostay on the job at least through Evans, 47, of Winter Park, Fla., don" or "Hail to the Chief." colossal age with - colossal country recommending the o- l)IIt'C() to inset-ta. being In the consent. of the This work conNovember. He had been sched- and Lucille harrIs, 30, and President Johnson's asso- people,N High remarked, "and problems and I ask you to join lution.' ti:.' urn earworm, the Betsy Lee Surrey, 36, both of dates arc saying that, for the this I believe. uleci to depart Aug. 15. me in this crusade," he conThe session to which the two t4lt)1tc, hudwn,-m, the tobacco foreseeable future, he probably he is "Tom" to the Eclefielt1, S C Johnson "This is why I am making eluded, leading negotiators in the air- hi,rnwi:s'n:, :uI)ituIis. and flea vill confine his travels to weekPresident and the White house During s-personal interview, line dispute were called was pilgrimage to the grass end expedlUons such as is still in his 20's. lIe is stall IIOAT LOST roots," he explained, "to gct High aled that he will dcc:'1bed by Chairman dam Hen! in Dr. Gcccn FALMOUTH, England (AP) month's trip to the midlands. one of two tested advance men the coniensus of the people, to bring MrL11igh with him to Clayton Powell Jr., D-N.Y., to t'ontinu,' research on tii But the fact that Tom Johnson find Out what their instruc- Seminole County when the the House Labor Committee as Ofl the White House staff. lie - An excursion boat with UcI5 projects as plant resistWUS the mill, for CX&ttflI)le, who 25 passengers aboard was re- isn't going home to Macon-at tions are, to revive the great town hail meeting takes place 'not a formal hearing." ince to inscet, insect movemade the advance arrange- porte(l missing today off the least right now-is one sign tradition of the party and to in late August or early SepHe named a special eightman iii.'flt :111.1 itisict feetlitig and they're hedging these bets. bring the government of the tember. ments - outside the security Cornish coast. subcommittee equally divided Iwiiavinr. in atiiiition to con- diction." HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1966 - :,.:. WASIINGTON (AP The the machinists union loin (ngrpss tIny that the only way to get striking airline mechanics to agree to a new contract is to make wage 'md -___________ presi(ient. of Ply DONNA 154i'lS state closer 1) A Y TO N A II E A C If- the st-ate, Sanford . Seminole Jaycees are the first club in the district to complete their rounds, visit Ing all the nine oIlier clubs In Pentecostal at. 4*6 Zas -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible Ealnhflahed 1008 'a-" 1 * tians. 16 My9'.Mst4s ErniagW.rshlp - 7:11 p. PhIIIpians - I River Park In Orange County, which borders the Seminole County line. Part of Wekiva River, which divides Orange and Seminole County is included In the park. This park will be a great boom to Seminole Coun. 'I COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN *775 South Orlando DrlvS 'g j. 4• Lueuuwzij ____ 139:1-12 60:1-4 14:6-16 1:1-7 2s.11 ____ tTTh ___.ri'b-. _ch-. _4vi _ir. __rrm ___,'rh. 't _\.iu.(t _'3h('t'( __\L( __ _(+ _(dZ, _çc- j,,, '5l4.(t _ t _t ___t Scj!'15r 100 East Second Street Sunday Ssi-'riøs & SundftyScbool._....12:ODL in Weciniiada3' Set-rice s:oo p. in. Subject: "La,." Ito.i.ding Room: 101 W. First Weekdays: 10:10 a.m.-4;BO p.m. _____ UTRERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER W. Utk Place "Tb. Church of the Lutheran Hoar" sad TV "This is the Life" H*ibwt W. Go.rsa . PaStor Sunday School 1:15 a. a. Worship Ssrvboo 10:20 a- in. Eiadgsrtss and .. :.;:.'? . vi T lith - . . D . Holy Communion - 7:10 a. in. I's.znily S.rvlo -10:00 a. a. - . ... - '. . t •. . -:........ ' .. . TS R. LOY y.. .. ' .. HOLY CROSS oi s. Park Ave. FIRST CHURCH OF TUE NAZARE % 2fld SI at Maple Ave. 3. Lester Seal - - Pastor Sunday School ... 2:45 a in. Morning % orship - 10 50 a. m. louth Hour -. - ....... 6 00 p. in angelttic Service 7:00 p. Mid 'sY, aek 7 00 p. in. Third StnplratIon -1:00 p. a. Al' Leaaed Wire - * parks and historic memorials. Soon to be ndded to the present parks is the 6,200 acre VekIvn CHRIST CHURCH S ..............................................: . Nazarene 246 Florida l'ark • Iloard has approved an operating budget of $2.5 million for the state's 51 o . We& Prayer Meetiag 7:10 p. Church $trst, Lo:gwood VIcar Holy CommunIon 2:00 aFamily $.rvios Cla.e . 2:10 a______ r-i. 'I MomnlgWori'htp 11:00 a. m. '-S -. SANFORD CHItISTLtN CURCR a. n ..:,•. •. . 2460 Sanford Ave. Rev. Durward H. Knight, Yr. ntis hI $ 45 ZCI solemn obligation. ... . FIRST SOUTHERN METHODItT CHURCH S Study ._.._. 7:30 p. defend and whose proper upbringing is your .' -, . St' open their hearts to truth, is worthy of a -. Christian Science 9 Such an influence, with what It means to those crowded city street cr a quiet countiy road, is a benediction to all, Including those who are not (fl'SbIp, 1 -. Christian FIRST CHRISTiAN CURCh D1SCIPL p CHRIST 1607 S Sanford Ave. B. V.rnon Fuller Sunday School - 0 45 a. in Morning Worship .. 11 00 a. in. 441!,4- You never ulletalce the meaning of a Church spire. Ave. PINECREST ASSEMBLY CtDt I4UR PastaS R. H. Wilder Sunday School -2:41 a- in. Morning Worship - 10:51) a. Evening Worship 7:10 p. in. Youth Berv (Sun) .. $ 00 P *$ 4.W..k Serv (Wed) p. ______ GOD OP PROPHECY 110$ Elm Avsnu se r'4 Rob . '*4. P&VS? & - VOL. 58 NO. partment. cmmcn or 34%' 4 %'KATIIElt: Sunday92-78, rain .08 Inch;warm, stime MhOwerM thru 'ftiesthiy. tore Minolta 16-two and its black zippered carrying case while shopping in the men's de• Mrs. Kilbee entrents the person who (mind the camera to return it to her nephew by leaving it at The herald or any police station before her nephew returns to Viet Nanu In ter this week. ____ °P -. Ii Clime Heights 1.v Donald Ed 11enolds Pastor Churob 8hOO ....... 245 a. in. i 14 41 Ph... $224111 Zp Cede $2771 nient probably in Penney's In Sanford l'Iazn Saturday. Spe. clallst Gordon Flint, who Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. W. G. Xilhee, of Geneva, lost a minla. , ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Hester 'v B. Hamilton Griffin Pastor Sunday School a. Morning Worsht, -11:00 a. m Training Union 6:20 p. in. Ev.ntng Worship - 7*41 . in. Q'54I44L4 A young servicenian, on leave from Viet Nani, lost a valuable piece of photographic equip. Methodist Church of God . ... ... 41irnIi 1ttis _______________ _____________________ ____________ 4 I J - - -- ::. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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/. 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