12 10 196 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ec9fff648c056a68055dd4117a9cd113.pdf cd15a1caf73d6b2a0eb0338e26e15885 PDF Text Text -- • 1 T1, 01101amb - mu!. i '- - - - - 1b • - - t rr - • • Page SA - 3uy 27, 196 *** Seminole County wmmae PH&W .take . I I By Mi',. if. L. Joba.es was her first time to see the had a call from son Gene, wi Well hello once again. Have twins. 0 * ' Mrs. .1. H. Tindal has been across and Is now Just returned home after a W0fl attended the funeral of Airs. Camp Pendleton, Cal., whei derlul motor trip to various Mildred Almond and son Steve he has undergone surgery I Points in Missouri. My better recently in Lee. The Almonds baif and I and our ion Jim, are former residents of Lake the bsiv.e hospital. He will I wife Mary and little Scotty Monroe and will be suidly miss- home about Aug. 1. Mrylon arid Michele, had a very pleas. ed by their many friends. Our was so excited when she caule ant time with our daughter sympathy goes out to her hus- me, she said his voice was a Shirley, ssm.hi.law Don and our hand Bill and family. Bills par- clear as if he was right In th four fast growing grariddaugh.. ente, the W. 11. Almonds are same room with her. So anotli tars. The time was all too fast also former Monroe residents er happy (lay is coming up an f.r me. When we got Into Flo- but now reside in Orange Park. we are glad that Gone Is ry rids we stopped off in MoUcel- ' a ' There were two happy turning home too. * * * Mrs In to sse Al and Liner. John- families out this way last week. Howard of Cocoa was a recen son. Al is doing fin, after re- Gladys and Charlie Carlson had visitor at the home of her ala cent surgery.' ''So glad that a call from their son Charlie ter Mrs. Charles Carlson. * Fin (Mrs. Charles) Baker in Carl, who is In Korea, saying Very glad to hoar that Car okay now after deciding that he would be home in two weeks Hartline is now home after be Me time in the hospital was and after. 80 day leave he will Ing a patient at Bay Pine not enough so decided to go be stationed at p't Stewart, Hospital. ' ' ' Harold Phil beck again for another minor Ga., with the Army Garrison lips, who Is stationed at thi surgery stay. While she was Troop. I can Just see Gladys Craig Air Force Base In Selma there her daughter Sandra Tug- when she picked up the reedy- Ala., is visiting his mothei gle and her adorable six month er and heard Charlie's voice. Mrs. Gus Lee. 0 * * Very glad old twin ions came down from So glad he Is coming home. that Charles Carlson did so wel Glorgia to see her. That was ' ' ' Another happy Mom was following surgery at the ben a happy time for Flo as this MryIene Bullard,for she too hospital and know he will lx his old self again when sor, t•'.' -. Charles gets home. * * 0 Alm 1. ' glad that Mrs. Marion Lee, wh Final has been undergoing teats al the hospital, Is now home. ' ' Mrs. Esther Spivey had a surI. , prise call the other day from (laughter Mary Wagner. She had come down to Mt. Dora on D7 business wi th her husband from -• Ohio and came on over to spend Estes 1 .: Former County Commissioner ' a little time with her mother. ' Clark Mann had a nice Vernon W. Dunn issued a state* vacation in Georgia recently. mont to The Sanford Herald Bob Dodge has been transferred today which he termed his I 11 to the Navy base In Oceana, "final protest" of the proposed t Va. Wife Grace Ann will reannexation by the city of Canmain here for the present but seIbe of certain properties hopes to join Bob soon. * * In South Fern Park. Glenn Spivey mites from Viet • -. A running verbal battle has Nam that he Is on field duty -been taking place between Dunn and that the Sanford Heralds . and the city since first cannot be sent on to him for • nouncement by Casselberry a while but ORDERED his It would annex property at mother Lucille to cut out the owners' requests on the west Jottings and send them to him . I i ,I side of U.S. 17-92. The propwith her letters. Now I any ' erty In question also Includes LT. R. E. WHITE Jr., that is jolly nice of Glenn to an establishment selling alco- originally from any that. Love that boy! Hi Zellwood, beverages which will be was graduated f r o m Glenn. Patsy Beamon of Baines 'j able to sell its bevera ges on Seminole High School in City spent last week with the belie Sundays when the annexation 1952 and joined the San- Herman Spiveys and her mothordinance is finalized, ford fire department or, Mrs. Jessie Mae Beamon, Dunn's major point of protest March 9, 1955. He spent and grandparentscame up to Is that the boundaries of the two years with an anti- take her home. Then grundpar• city were not contiguous to the aircraft unit In the U. S. ants, the John Kelleys, brought proposed annexed property. Army. He, his wife, them and her brother, Buddy, • However, Casselberry solved Ay, and their daugh- buck up here to visit again. * ' * Wayne Craft, stationed C that problem by annexing a tem, CynthiaAnn and : connecting portion of U.S.. 17-92, ith the Pine Castle Bomb Sandra Lee, reside at Range In Astor visited here last a thus making the boundaries 2809 Palmetto Avenue. c contiguous, weekend. Then Bob and Grace Ann Dodge and Jewell Kelley Dunn states "J have just retook him back to the base.''' celved a letter from Willard Rev. Cecil Sheaffer of Intere tl Peebles, State Road Board f member, forwarding me $ copy cession City was a caller at the 0 Herman Spivey home Thur.ofaletterto him from Bryan ' day evening and stayed for dinP W. Henry, attorney for the T ner. ' Mrs. Gertrude LeGer • SliD. These letters were In • and daughter-in-law, Grace Ann reply to my letters and the LeGer, and son, Paul, spent two petitions of 158 resident home weeks in Alabama visiting relowners of the South Fern Park By Jane Casselberry atives and friends. * ' ' Mrs. area. Sex crimes are on the InMelvin (Doris) Spivey and frt "The petition was that 'an- crease In ratio to population nexation of U.S. 17-92 south of growth, according to Lt. James children and Susan Covington It spent last week in South Car(I the existing municipal boundary Goode, of the Orlando Police olina with Melvin. They plan of Casselberry, not be permit- De partment vice squad, who ted.' Such annexation would In- spoke to the South Seminole to leave in two weeks to reside • valve approximately 1,700 feet Jaycees at a dinner meeting at thert.. * ' Robert and Norma Lee of Jacksonville paid a visit : p In distance in order to establish Land 0' Lakes Country Club. at the home of Bob's mother, -81 contiguity of the Property re. Lt.. Goode. who h as been with p quested to be annexed south the Orlando Felice Department Mrs. Estelle Taylor, and then later paid a return visit with 3. of State Road 486. for 17 years, said there have Nornia's parents. * ' ' Rev, "It has been deemed neces- been more than 150 arrests for and Mrs. Leon Catron and mmsary that ordinances annexing sex crimes during the first six t1 state road rights-of-way be ac- months of this year in Orlando, ny spent last Thursday In cepted by the SliD. At the April more than the entire year 01 Brooksville. ' * Mrs. Nannie Spivey is now at home after un. ci meeting of the State Road 1965. • dergoing eye surgery at Holiday ft~I - 'of Board, motion was made by The biggest problem In the Hospita l In Orlando.' * * Moe' Mr. Peebles and seconded by area Is the increase in day will see about 50 Seminole - 1 Mr. Nuccio and passed, that Orlando homosexual activities. U County 4-H Girls leaving for VI Winter Garden ordinances sep.. He Illustrated his talk with Camp McQuurrie for a five day It arately and specifically annexslides token of various of camping trip. Yours truly will lug state roads beyond the mu- police raids, go with them. A very interestFt nicipul boundary be accepted. Prior to the talk, Jaycee Prey- ing program hus been planned "How then can Casselberry, Ident Tom Pratt, chairman of 0 for the girls. ' * * We will go s ivithout publishing legal notice, the recent Junior Golf Tourna: O'1 jyjthout the request, consent or merit sponsored by the club, pre- by school bus. * ' Congrut.uluft acceptance of the ordinance of sented trophies to the winners. thins to Jackie and Janet Stutidifer on tilee arrival of a. annexation by the 51W, 1MWIU!. Mark Bare, of Altamonte brand new daughter. Jackie and h ly annex this part of U.S. 17- Springs 17-year-old over all win. Janet reside In Cocoa now.'' * 92?" ner and low scorer In the 1617 Mrs. Janie (Howard) Mathews "Mr. Henry stated In his let- year-old division was unable to tar that ,all of the requirements attend to accept his two troph- is confined to the local hospital where she underwent surgery. of the law and of the city char- les. wish her a "get well quick." tar had been complied with, Dean Christensen, winner of *We . * Looked In on Joan Pittard th e expansion of the li mits Is the 13.15 year aids, and Reggie • complete and there Is noth ing Gilbreath. winner In the 1012 who was in for observation following a car accident. She was the Department can do at this year-old class, bath of Maitland, expected to be released any time In this regard.' received their awards. time. * ' Mrs. Estelle Tay"As I understand section 5 Local Jaycees will host the of the Casselberry Charter, one district caucus on Sunday after- br, Mrs. Lucille Spivey, and • method of annexation provides noun. Aug. 7, at a yet to be tie Mrs. Bob Dodge called at the home of Hurry Boyle, and alag that petitions for annexation of termined location. Jack Gurr tar, Esther, in Winter Park contiguous property may be ap. has been named chairman, • Saturday. ' * Mr. and Mrs. • proved and effected at the same Woodrow Davis and daughter, regular meeting of the council. J.mwgiation Inez, have returned after takThis method does not require CARACAS (UP!) - Almost lug a tour of the mountains In publication or posting of notice, eight per cent of Venezuela's Tennessee and North Carolina. 1. Does this Include state roads an nine million inhabitants fire for. ' * * The Sylvester Brocks are ,of without the request, knowledge at or acceptance of the ordinance elguers front about 75 different hiwite again after visiting relof n ations. Sixty-two per cent. of ativea in Tennessee. ' * The I an by the SliD? the 700,000 foreigners In Vene- Jim Chaplin family came home (I "Mr. Peebbes' letter states 'I suels live in Caracas, the cup- on a visit from Ohio where Cu regret -that we are not. in a Ital city of about 1.5 million they are working and found 51 position to help you in th is population, Sol their home had been broken in'Instance.' The largest to, o they have decided to foreign co)otijei to "1 am not opposed to legal in the country are frow Spain, stay here, now. 0 e a Our annexation," Dunn concluded, including many Immigrants thought thin week. .A quote "but It should be done right, from the Canary Islands, Italy, of Miehealangelcj. Lord, grant I azr fishing and Portugal and the United States that I may always desire more I. minding the itoze?" -in that order. than I accomplish.. - r pireu - 11 ~ • GRADE l i ~ I , )!. I J 4 H rI -11 ' ••i I I :1 QUICK FROZEN FRYER BRE AST * ___ -...- __ - - - - SINGLE LB, 4k +4 l'rker, (rits - "' SULTANA BRAND PURE ASP GRADE "A" Pineapple Juice 4 '. , 99c * j;4 S SPARKLING FLAVORS-PEG. OR LOW CAL. BEVERAGES 1 Yukon Club ........ 5 12-OL 1. •.& a , ,4 ••- '•. - • i' •U\ -•*- ed î - , ' I CANS " A . ,, .. I I" . I MP PIF- BLUEBERRIES .......... FRESH RIPE 39c LI. . --•---- - PEARS . ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 9c LB. • SEEDLESS WHITE GRAPES ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LI. 19C in Ratio o LI. 29c POTATOES P, I-, 10 .......... 1OLES.39c -,- JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED CUSTARD 1-Li. 1-aL RING 'Pink Ladies' Underwrite Hospital's Heart Machine can -- - :........ . Seminole Potential Brochure SuggestW * • - I i I • Mighty Mouse 1 Bank Bandits Get $55,000 0 .. - * - at . i i i 7 i m . _P r";'0 0 1~11~ 10K%~ ;.. .* I .I B t . .'.:~1i1;,~~.~.*-* 'R.1 L. 39c . :: : ...-.. ..-. ..-" ~ 0 : . - LA'I'EST E(UJIPMENT for care (If heart patienr i being purchased for Seminole Memorial Iliispitnl'.q intensive care unit by the Pink Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs. Monserrate Velez, (left) head nurse of the intensive care unit, accepts a check for $1,500 from Mrs. G. •f. Kessenich, chairman of the hospitality shop. (Herald Photo) River 39 JANE PARKER DELICIOUS LEMON .. . .:: ....~.. ~I .~.-~ ...-..:- :- .-:"-~-:..-,:..~..I...... ..:.... . :i.~:,:~~~.~,~.-:.~. ~.~::..w.~ ~.i. -.*.~,i' "~.* ." :. , .~ . . - ..',.,':.i::. :. :.-...-::. :.: I ~ . . : : : . :-:. .:.1::,: I,. .-." ..... .... .~. " . , 1' .. ~ .- ii ._ .-.... .:.. .: . .1~1101;1l01~. . :..*-~;~ ~i:~i i: " . . .,l O . . : ~ . . '. . X:,Ift: . :' :,. ,~. .I ,' ~ I~ ~. , .: W ~i '. *~-". %:.1 . . -."1 ..: ,. -.,- . I.~* ~~ "I~ . .-. ;.`~ & 1 -:-~ ~l ~~. ,. i . ; L I ) - I 'm,A t, Aim ANGEL FOOD . ._ !lIfS Aircraft EASTERN POUND WHITE Population 1,I Ordered *lctured By Planner SANTA ROSA I- • Altamonte., s Growth I 1 '..) r * BARTLETT I I I • -__------ FRESH SWEET , o__ 17L • lr qII I - ,I A check for $1,500 presented Mons'rrate Velez, R. head fir. Robert Rn;ennn,t explaincuitry division there, adding to Seminole Memorial hospital nurse in charge of the inten s ive I ed that S5 per cent of persons approximately 100 employes, brings to a total of $5,500 the care unit. i havin severe heart attacks sotThe plant building contains contributions of the Seminole The monitor includes a pace- for from some sort of arrhyth. 18,400 square feet, with Ufl. Memorial hospital Auxiliary, maker, defibrillator and equip- I nua or irreuIar heart beat, HARLAN HANSON, director of the Orange-Seminole Joint Planning limItChI expansion posstl,ilitles. (I'iiik Ladies) for the purchaie imment for registring the heart I which is undectahie unless Commission, pointed out the vast growth expected in the South Seminole U n it Electronics Control, of a imionitoring maclime for the beat and pulse rate. It will he someone constantly monitor; area at Altamonte Springs Council meeting. Shown with Hanson (left) Is which manufactures m o 0 new intensive rare unit. used for patients suffering from 1 the heart beat. Altamonte Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford. controls and electric switching (Herald Photo) The Pink Ladles have pledged acute coronary occlusion (heart "This machine makes a tracgear has broken ground for an $9,500, the total cost of the attack). ing, indicating the rhythm of 18,000 square foot plant In Scm. machine. Check was presented S * S The intensive care unit will 1 the heart and can indicate on mole Industrial Park and will b y Mrs. C. .1. Kesiwnich, who he centered in two rooms set I the monitor the heart beats Mrs. Fae Owles, chairman of of the pnliflrAl i-ducation commit-South begin operation with 50 em- is in charge of time Hospitality aside for that purpose, with four persons at once. Any irploycs in about 90 days. tee of the Democratic Women's Shop. Profits from the shop four beds, where four patients i regularity will be instantly Rollaran Engineering and Club of Florida, will be the "sunshine cart" provide he 'hooked up" noted and steps taken to remedy Manufacturing, Inc., a tool and the funds which are being do- I at one time By Donna Estee I town council directed the town lug recommendation of the P Manufacturing, speaker at the meeting of the I to the machine, with a centrally the•itition," he explained. H.spital facilities for South planning and zoning commis. and Z commission that a has. (lye plant will be in the same nated. Democratic Woman's Club of located nurses' station for mon. Contained in the monitoring Seminole County at 8 p.m. Seminole County came a step sion to conduct a feasibility pital be established in the South hark with a 3,000 square foot Accepting the check was Mrs. I itoring the patient condition, unit is a device which sounds plant, beginning operations Wednesday at the Seminole nearer reality Wednesday even. study. an alarm when the patient's with 10 employee. ing when Altamonte Springs Council's action came follow- Seminole area under provision County Heal th Center auditor. heart heat registers arrhythmia. of title VI of Public Law 6843. Space Engineering in the Cas. ium, 900 South French Avenue. The intensive care unit is Financing was suggested to be selberry area, west of the At. All interested women In the :cpectecl to provide the beat obtained through federal grants lantic Coastline Railroad, with coun ty are invited to attend. .nd most modern care for heart and loans which may pay up to about 20 employee building dec. S S patiets. It is lcatnl in the ao per cent of the cost of çpn. iron c space equipment is plan. Sanford Rainbow Girls are t former labor and tolivery room strucung and equipping a med. ning expansion. sponsoring a car wash Saturarea of th e central part of the • heal and health facility. The Haveg CorporatIon which has day at the Shell Station at hospital. commission also pointed out purchased the former York the corner of 20th Street and Recommendation that Semi- eographed sheets. Our brothat since neither Seminole Manufacturing plant just south French Avenue. P •• Memorial Hospital nor Winter of Sanford Is expected to be nole County develop and pro- c'hures are five years old and * S Park Metnorial Hospital are ready for beginning operations vide a fact brochure answering outdated. We don't have the Many are the successes of 'Altamont.e Springs will exmunities of Altamonte, Casselparticipating in the Medicare In September, with 40 em- the questions of industries and effective tools necessary to do The Clock Winders. Recently perlencc fantastic growth in berry and Forest City, influencprogram, retirees of the area pboycs constructing cable bar- businesses interested in locating the job." the Naiy needed a keypunch Neverthek's. Krider report. operator. Advertisements and the next. 25 years," Harlan ad in part by the location of must go to Orlando for hospital ness. The building is present- in the county was presented by C. Vernon Mize Jr. arid John ed. "Six new industries, four searches of Florida State Em- Hanson, director of the Orange. the new Disney enterprise and care. ly being remodeled. LANGLEY AFB. 'a. (UPI) The commission was told to Browning Laboratories out Krider, president and manager through cxpansion, are preseflt- -There they were ployrnent applications failed to Seminole Joint Planning Corn. by the prime land available -U.S. the eagle, contact the neighboring cities of New Hampshire has i ur- respectively, of the Seminole by locating in the county, all the mouse and the turn up one. Desperate, the mission predicted before the Al- in that particular area, Air Navy called The Herald and tamonte town council WednesThe Sanford area can expect of Longwood, Casselberry and 'chased land south of the Dek- County Chamber of Commerce but one in the south end." great growth also from its city North Orlando to determine if tronics plant, west of Cassel- to the County Commission (lurIt was estimated cost at the Force troop carrier plane asked for a Clock item. The day evening, about 1.1)01) feet in the air over All of Seminole County is In. limits south to and including those communities agree that berry and has asked for bids lug budget hearings today. brochures would be about Clock Winder who took the a hospital Is needed and, if so, on a 4,000 square call just happened to know of eluded in the Orlando metropo- Lake Mary, he advised, Krider pointed out the bro- 000 and recommended by the IWest The Germany. eagle foot building. was carrying the an unemployed keypunch - litan area, he said, "but po- Hanson pointed out that the to request delegates from each All the plants except Space ehure could obtain information Chamber if the appropriation and appeared headed erator in his neighborhood, tential for growth is present population in all of Seminole municipality serve on the study Engineering are subsidiaries of on population, tax structure, made, that the county commis- for a head-on cuUision with the and she was Promptly hired. in the South Seminole corn- County can be expected to more commission. Delegates to rep. major national firms, Krider governmental structure, schools, sion set up the project and have plane piloted by Capt. Robert resent chambers the countyofcommission, Fast service, eh? recreation facilities available, control of it The Chamber than double by 1990. "It I im- various commerce, pointed out. * go W. Carter of th e 346th Troop Employee of the six Plants transportation, market potential offered all assistance necessary. Carrier Meeting Squadron. portant to start now to plan civic and church organizations Would you like to 10 do someFinancing of a clean-up not only for your own area, and physician and professional number approximately 250 per and finance. 'The aircraft could not he "l'ht' Chamber 15 cluing all thing for the children of Viet campaign for the St. Johns but in co-operation with neigh- groups also will be requested to sons with increases expected veered since it was in a eonNam? The Marines are ask- River will be discussed boring areas, that it can to promote the as operations in the new plants rol!c.i final approach" for a join the committee. urea, Krider said, "but the ing for hard candy and soap joint meeting of the St. Johns Hanson warned a g a I n a t build up, Krider noted. :andinZ. Carter said. "Just Town Attorney S. J. Davis Jr. to give the hapless children, liver V "New families of these tech- only fact information we have alley state advisory "leapfrog developments" which volunteered to serve on the l'ri')r to an inevitable mid air many of them homeless or- committee m the St. Johns creep up in leapfrog fashion committee as did Torn Pratt, nicians, engineers and skilled to send to inquiries 5 on miniHASTINGS (AP)-Two young collision with the eagle, the phans. Driftwood Circle of the River Pollution Council next along highways and create president of the South Seminole laborers are moving into our bandits who robbed the liast. bird pulled up and releaaud the Garden Club has put out boxes month in Sanford, It was Je. problems for its citizens. In de. Jaycees. county every day. They bring ings Exchange Bank of about mouse directly into the No, 2 to collect the candy and sOUP cided Wednesday in a ses veiopmen ts of th is hature, too Pratt reported he had dis. with them all their needs for at State Farm Insurance of$55,000 Wednesday at gunpoint Cfl1iIC.' die- few people are left with either cussed lice, Jaycees information of. aba at Palatka. Also to be th e proposed project for goods and services which will After landing safely at Rhein ere still at large today cussed will be the dredging inadequate police or fire pro. a South Seminole hospital with continue to Increase our boomflee, Pubhi Supermarket and of a five-foot channel in FBI combed an abandoned car, main air base in Germany. Caring economy and retail sales, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) tecti on or none at all. "Our doctors, professional and busi. the Navy Exchange. Please ervoirs between for clues. ter had trouble making an ofLake Mon. Commission recommends com• nessmen in Sanford and heard which, du ring the past few The California Supreme Court put something in the pot. A 19 maroon station wagon. ficial report on the first such roe and the headwaters of the pact development," he concluci. "very little opposition" to the months has shown the greatest has ruled that topless exhibibelieved by authorities to be collision in Air Force history. riter Lake Helen Blazes. Increase in the state," Krider tbons do not violate the state the getaway ear, was found I TAC said he had no "mouse plan. _________ law on outraging public dcccii- Wednesday night at Crescent strike" Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford concluded, forms for Carter's reBridge •.. •... ..... 6 cy. again stated that 40,000 to st,. Beach, about 15 miles southeast port, so he finally resorted to Classified ads .... 4A-5A Errol Simmons, minister of August session of the North 000 persons live within a six. The high court upheld a de- of Uastuigs. form used for "bird strikes," Comics ........... . ... .. . . 6.7 music and youth at First Bap- Orlando Village Council will be mile radius of the Altamonte Wilson __ ---____________ I Son cision by the District Court of ---- Crossword puzzle . .. ...... . .• 7 list Church, Sanford, reports at 7:30 p.m. Monday In the Springs town ball, with time clog. LONDON (AP)-I'rime Mm- Appeals which said that the Dear Abby ..................6 that the Junlorarama field trip village office, Mrs. Helen eat hospital facilities 10 miles later Harold Wilson flies to law was too vague to apply to Editorial page .............. 4 for this Friday will be a picnic Green, clerk, reports only z-ou south and east of town. Washington today, anti high pa- tople.sn.'ss. Entertainment .............6.7 and "splash party" at Lake tine Items on the agenda. Mrs. A report on progress made llticul authorities said lie would The case tiriginuted in HawHoroscope ...................6 Golden, aboard Sanford Naval Green also advises that Friday to form the study committee Is seek ironclad American support thorne, when Jeanne Zillgritt Society ......................5 Air Station. Boys and girls, nine hours for her office now are to o3 given at the next regular for the wobbling pound sterling Davis modeled half a leopard Sports ........... 1A-2A-3A through 12, are invited to at. from 1 until 4 p.m. Other week. meeting of council next Wednes' during the next six to nine skin bikini June 20, 1904, In a 7 tend, day hours remain the tame, day. month., bar she and her husband owned. Seminole Little League AllStar game, cancelled Wednesday evening, will he played at ':80 tonight at Lorna Donne field, Orlando. And the all-night campout for the Little League has been postponed until the farm team and minor team season is over. Hosp'l*tal Stud $ 1 00 :~F__Fr u its ond Vegetables, • Counts' Judge Karlyle Iloitsholder is abed for a week . doctor's orders. SPECIAL! 14T 14. OZ. CANS 1/ Purpose of the meeting is pre- . . 01 - S * 39c JAR .... By Dottie Austin II Seminole County's Industrial payroll will be Increased by ap- ! i proximately $1.5 millIon yearly with the addition or expan- I sion of six industrial plants, mainly in the burgeoning electronics field. John Krider, executive director of time Semitick' County Chamber of Cornnierce said today. Dynatronics, Inc., it division ofGeneral Dynamics has leasthe former Antenna Sys. terns building in Fern Park and Plans to move Its entire cir- '"a budget. SPECIAL! Grape Jelly ........ PLAN 101 •U?U1I CH sentatlon of the proposed 1967 99c CAN CiO 4 11111i ""- .I.,. I Directors of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at th e Cham be r conference room. SPECIAL! Pear Halves ........ 4 I #%, Roasti78c IOP4A BARTLETT . •,. & V 88c - $1 Million Hike Seen in Payroll ,t I I 0 Steak 88 steak I $ BOX b Sex Crimes Up and .& Topless Bikini OK, Court Rules .. ..,.: 1.-.. . ~ : :.I lk' . -.: :or-, . -.1: :: .:, . ~ $-OZ . -:;. 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I ~ .. ., ~ • Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the long range plan. ning committee of Seminole County Chamber of Commerce today hailed the decision of th e Sta te Cabinet placing the Rock Springs.Wekiva River Park third on the priority list for purchase and development recreational area. "Development of this huge 6,400-acre state park will preserve for all time the natural beauty of the forest, woodland, rivers, lakes and streams In this area for the use of the people op!. of Central Florida and the whole Southeast and for the youth of tomorrow," said Stenstrom. "No ,nattxr how our population grows in the future, we will never have to worry about it place to camp, picnic, ride and enjoy the beauties of nature. This particular tract COfl tains some of the must beautiful natural, unspoiled forest and woodland in Florida," he declared. "Although the park area does nut lie in Seminole Cow,. hp. except for tiny piece, it borders the county and the as °" PhL - Village Meet - - -- ------- Seminole Shaping Up As N 0.1 Rec Area Am •' c Juniorama ' WIN UP TC $2flO OP -: at F1'ies I ' wards Prizes a PLAID . & W Herald Index Wino Fie WhIs Prices in this ad are good in the following stores through Saturday, July 30. . Kow Fka I& LB. - a - Electronics Industr y Expands 99 1!! Know Your - ? ,.&Prcith __ __ ___ _.. - - -_ _- - __ -.-.--- - L 1 1 F reman . FANCY to IW- J - I "A" '. * t . I . ' UUNN P)..' 3822111 Zip (. U77i "The Nile of America" WEAThER: \Vednesday 89-72, rain .29 inch; warnu, slight showers thru F'ridsiy. AP Leased \Vire Established 1908 THURSDAY, JULY 28. 1966 SAN1'ORi), l"IA)ltll)A On Annexation V , 9 . O f Protest' **** auftirb b - : ' on the St. .Iohns River • P.mbiok, Plis.s. Flu. It southeastern access to the park will ho through Seminole County, as well possible ('ntrunee from Sit 46," Stenstrum pointed out.. He explained that the main access will be on a road which turns off SR 434 to Wekivu Springs. Truffle going either north or south on 1.4 will use this access. "Til e state will eventually put a great deal of money Into the development of this park for recreational purposes and thousands of visitors yearly will be attracted to it," Stenstrom visualized. Most Most of the area Is owned by the Apopka Sportsmen's plus additional 200 acres belonging to Conway Kittredge, which contains Wekivu Springs, making u total of 6,400 acres. Money for the purchase of the prope rty jiruliably will conic front the $10 million bond Issue which is being prepared by the stitte, with matching federal funds available. The bonds should s be paid off by the five per cent tax hi D wholesale sporting goods which currently provides mutmey for state land acquisition, "We hope this action by the state will serve Inas a a an a as an centive tO People mi the local level to jdan further tom z•ett-t'atitmul activities," Stenstrum declared. "With our present plans for the zoological tropical garden in Sanfuid, the \'uluslu.Seminule Park already a reality, the $2 million dollar marina and the multi-million dollar *had run the area is beginning to develop its tremendous recreational and outdoor potential. "To this we would like to see added the l,IOO'ut're Osceola strip which will border the Florida Tech University parkway and Green Belt scenic drive planned from Daytona Beach on through to the Kissinirnue area. ALL this is on the St, Johns River, We also would like to see much greater tie' elopnient of the Big Tree Park area in the venter of the county, With the Wekiva Springs Park development this would make Seminole County one of the must outstanding liatural recreational areas in thu itatu," Stenatiwim predicted. He noted that plans are being discussed for a similar sort of development in the Oviedo urea, In the southeastern part of the county. In connection with the university area and Its potential growth radius. I 4 -•-.-- .1 • -:- 'i: - •; • •-- '. • ' ': • • • • • - .•-q. •' .. - -- - . •* - - •••,•••-• ---- :":'; •- - -- - :_ I • • 1 _ _ :.,_ . 4 .4 4 -- • • •, -, . • • • - -- -- -• - • - -. - a ___ _______ -• • t-4 •• • • • • I • - 4 -. • - .. .4 • ,.•___.--. --,' I '1 - �I.,. , a- ' I Ineamp . I t..l , - . Air War Is Up ______________________________________ - Oviedo Couple Prieze Rare Novelty Flower, Bat Plant' I . Fleet Reserve 1. SAIGON, South Viet Nam ,:,4# , :r .14~ U.S. and Vietnamese (AP) 4. ....... I pilots struck Communist post. -I. In South Viet Nam tions . I Wednesday with new fury . ..'! '~_'. .: flying a record total of 826 cornbat. sorUes, a military spokesfleet Reper". Association man reported. B1-JU,Ch 147, has presented an American fliers also ham- American f)a to members of .• .j mered at North Viet Nam de- Cub Pack 542. spite bad weather limiting most Presentation wait made by of their 103 missions Wednesday Horace Paul, president., at a .11. to the southern panhandle. meeting of the pack at Lake The heavy air blows In the Mary School. Accepting was South accompanied a rise in A. F. Keeth, cuhynaster. small -scale Communist attacks Donald Jackson Is chairman ns the Viet Cong stepped Ui) hit- of the pack committee with and-run attacks in the wake of Lowell Jones serving as Irniti. their defeats In larger battles tutlonal representative. Other with U.S. troops. committee members are E. H. 1.4 The most significant of these Case, secretary and treasurer, issaults took place 18 miles Robert Thine and Barton Phfrom Saigon where guerrillas cher. overran a village a few hours Keeth said more Cub Scout before dawn and drove off dens are needed In the Lake AMERICAN FLAG was received by Cub Scout Pack 542, Lake Mary, as 40 militiamen defenders. any moa gift from the Fleet Reserve Association. Making the presentation is While no major fighting has Mary area andtime urged and energy Horace Paul (left) president of the FRA. Scouts from left are Robert been reported since Sunday, a ther with thelike to sp'rnsor a who would Keeth, Star Scout; Roger Case, Cub Scout; Kevin Spoiski, Star Scout and U.S. spokesman said American (fl to contact him. (Herald Photo) A. F. Keeth, Cubmaster. combat dead more than doubled ,Belonging to a den of eight ___ last week, presumably as a Z* boys his own age Is an educasuit of U.S. Marine losses as the tlonal and beneficial experience Leathernecks launched Opera- for any young boy. They learn Hastings against a From to make and do things not Vietnamese division nearNorth the taught at home and In school. SAIGON. South Viet Nam from the North Vietnamese. For of the 1st Air Command Squad- northern border July 15. It is with t. cooperation and (AP)-Lt. (J.g.) Dieter Dengler security reasons, the U.S. mill. ron at Pleiku. "I went by so The spokesman said 136 assistance of the boys' parents fidgeted excitedly with the thr3' command kept details of quickly I wasn't sure what it Americans were killed, 578 that a cub pack is successful hoist as the big green helicopter the escape secret but let his was. Perhaps a villager waving wou nd ed and 14 missing corn- and there is fun and fellowship pared with 65 killed, 368 for all," Keeth said. hovered 150 feet overhead In the rescuers tell today how they as we went by." remote valley In North Viet snatched him from North Viet Deatrick made another pass. 'oded and no missing In the Mrs. Ralph Ables Is den moNam during the final moments Nam on July 20. The person was still waving. previous seven days. Total al. ther for Den One with Kevin Air Force Lt. Cal. Eugene P. And on a third pass be saw a lied dead for the 334. weekcompared of July Spoiski as Den Chief. Mrs. of his ordeal. Exhausted, hungry, blistered Deatrick of Morgantown, W.Va., "very scraggy SOS" spelled out 30-16 climbed to Dorothy Price Is den mother for on his feet, the Navy pilot from spotted the German-born flier on the rocks with white cloth. with 79 the previous week. Den Three with Robert Keeth Pacifica, Calif., was hauled on a reconnaissance mission lie Immediately radioed to get Communist dead rose to 1,272, as Den Chief. Mrs. Barton Phi. an Increase of 72, the spokes. aboard the rescue ship after a just north of the 17th Parallel the rescue on the way. cher is den mother for Den 23-day trek through the jungle frontier as his Al Skyraider "There was always wariness, man said. Two and openings for other wilderness and flown to a U.S. swept over a deep valley of course, of being trapped into unofficial total of U.S. combat The casualties brought the cubs are available in this den crossed by a stream. military hospital in Da Nang. something." Deatrick Keeth concluded. said.4440 dead to Some six months after his "I passed over a bed of rocks "However. I was firmly con. for2.728 since Jan. 1 and , the war. plane bad plunged into enemy aerns the stream and saw vin e-'d that the man was f ri end. Air. Force, Navy and territory, Dengler, 28, became someone waving a white flag at ly, even though I couldn't Identi. l Marine fliers flew 54 single. the first American to escape me," said Deatrick, commander ly the person on the ground from what he was wearing. it plane strikes In the record day in the South Wednesday V.eltwas a dense area, so remote namese fliers added more. ______________________________________________________ from everything and the possi- The Strategic Air Command's OTU bility of ever seeing anything OP P'VBIIC HELIUNG ON SCROOL PUDGETS B525 made three raids today. JULY , 1966 Pursuant to the pro'Iiona of Ssrtion 27.1 Florida Statutes. this was one in a million." Two were aimed at the Commu1,s, notice is hereby given that a public hearing shall he held by Admissions Another flight of planes came nist-held D one north of the County Board of Public Instruction of Seminole County, FlorSal. Gail Tobias, Norm an W. Love, Ida. on August 4, 1565 at the hour of 1:00 P. M. In the County in to fly cover while th e crew of gon. the other at the hills just Nellie A. Hunter, Michael TanBoard meeting room at F.a.nford f or the purpose of diecuastha With the County the proposed school budgets of said cittiens of an Air Force "Jolly Green below the 17th Parallel demlli- ncr, Beulah F. Miller, Micah County for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1146 and ending Jun. Giant" helicopter scrambled tarized zone where the Marines E. Ivory, Sylvira Grady, Paul 30, 1547. The budgets are summarised a. foU9s: into action, are continuing the hunt for D. MeCourry, Paula Elam, Lee I ANNUA L 5Cfl(Içta UVDGET 'At about 11:15 a. m. we got North Viet Nam's 34B Division. Charles Nelson, Sanford; Glynn GIIAI)14 1-15 our first call for ts mission A Navy A4 Skyhawk from the Leonard, Elsie Rhodes, DeBary; 1 1. OPERAT1G FUND BUDGET A. Balances on hand Begizninci! Your: and' by about 11:20 e were lit carrier Oriskany and Its pilot William Henry Hahn, Enter. Federal Funds B. Anticipated Receipts: &o,000.00 the a proceeding to this area," was reported missing State Fund. 3,b666$4.00 Di L Dappen, North prise;anne Local Funds said Capt. William E. Cowell of North Viet Nun on a strike Orlando; Kathryn Nation, Or. TOTAL-A & B ,oto,m.00 Oahu, Hawai i, the helicopter against a missile site near VInh. ange City; Norman R. MarInstructional Sao. c. Proposed Expenditures: commander. an,.' It was the 311th plane reported shall, Orlando. 4i4 0t) 4.9"n.. Transportation i&&,ono.tio The big chopper made one lost over the North. Birth. Other Expen,ts pass over Dengler. then went Although limited by typhoon and fleaer ea Mr. and Mrs. William Dappen, 7,0I0,6500 into action to pull him out of the weather, the U.S. ,;,...i TOTAL--C fliers blasted S. DEBT SERVICE FD BUDGET jungle. By noon, the helicopter ii fuel dumps. including a big North Orlando, a boy. Balances on hand Beginning of Year: D harges State Funds 340.54676 men had him on board. complex near Vinh and another James T. Boyter Jr., Mary Local Futci,. 41 at the nearby former army Anticipated Recelitb: Stat Fund.' ) 4.I'47.& Pat Bertrang, Shirley Lipthrott, Local Funds 6o,4tto.00 camp of Badon. a spokesman Lucy Moughton, Lula AlexanTwo TOTAL-A & B Held said. He said the pilots did not der, Lynn Proposed Expenditures: Bonds Boyles, Randel Richencounter any antiaircraft !flIS ardson, Sanford; Nancy Brax,Interest 2,29104.011 In Garage Theft Othtfr 14.82$.$ Two men have been arrested shIes or Communist MIGs. ton, Altamonte Springs; Anna I). Anticipated Rcatrei and 13litzuea at and charged with breaking and The fliers on the Badon raid Kaufman, DeBary; Anna Bacon, End of Year: TCTAL-C & D iti,is.i enterir.g of Owens Brothers Ga- said the Reds were using CMRuth Goble, Lake " a. CAPITAL IMI1 ItC)VLMENT FLINt) flUl)GLT rage between Sanford and Or- ters from previous bombings to Mary. Balaii at 14cgirinin of 1 ar: .!4b KI56.19 Anticipated Receipts: state Fund.' 4,4& lando on July M. Robert King, hide their oil drums. The pilots Lorn) Fund.' ''J°° Altamonte Springs, and Robert said they started five new fires. TOTAl-A 6 POLYGLOT CITY I'i.,p.,.oI 12x;endlturt.: 4Zl.41'6.0o Hendrix, Dundee, are being spokesman said the Viet Cong jiatsiceis and Reser v es at 1tid of Tian; A South Vietnamese military held In Seminole County Jail Ancient Jerusalem has be. TOTAL.-C I.415.aa0.5: until arraignment. Radiators hit the village of Cau Lon a few come one of the world's most 4, CONTRACTL.ti PROGRAM FUND BUDGET Balances on land Beginning of Year: and batteries were stolen from hours before daylight and the polyglot cities: people from 70 50,714.112 the business and sold as scrap militia platoon abandoned Its different nations now live In Anticipated Receipts: Federal Funds State Funds In Polk County for approximate. post after suffering moderate the large new sector lying withLocal Funds TOTAL--A & ii ly $170. 1 casualties, I in Israel. Instructlott al SalI'ruposcd Ui pin dii unis: ? T 4r •anf orb Irrslb Page 2 - July 28. 1966 elmens flre four tneen plants, fly Iltis Basket' Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Camp. InUre toOl monly known as tiat' lieu, corner of Clark anti (Ira- ''lint plant" as the l,lnon, grows ham street., Ovfrtlo, shnre a from two to three Inches In very intc,resti,ig hobby . . . their Imight, and resembles a hug" brown bat. A native of Ain, flowers, most prlv.ed ape- Afrien, anti Australia, anti eonAninvig Presents Flag To Cub Scouts their Two Jax Fishermen Rescued From Sea 11 . Yank Redstion Plucked H ospita Legal Notice !i - ,I .. Notes 11 ,1 11 Men aries Transportation Otheir Expensive and Reserves TOTAL,-.0 • b, MILL.AOLI TO LIE LEVIELI licut roll to inoTI. nillae to LI, 3.. t.'d on tic I t*s. dUcs necessary tcVtIIU(b for these t'udctr Ion the vnautn fiscal ).ar are: 6.7, A. County Support and MaInttimuce Fund 6.00 U. biatrict No. I Current bevy 1 C. District No. 2 thterest & Sinking Fund .. . 11 ., . 1. . . I'noivst-d Expenditure.: LA,440 p . Other 1 penises and Itcarrtc, . bUIlT SERVICE FUND IMPROVEMENT ltNb I3alant-e licêlliniI:g of Year: Anticipated Receipts: Federal Funds %_. Balance szd I .. I. CONTRACTED PROGRAM Ft'NI) A. Balance Beginning of Year: Fedrrui Funds ii. Anticipated Receipts: State Funds Local Funds TOTAL-0 - dl to it ...- 115.0(Iti.Oti s6.o:i.ou 1,61I.UU 66,36,00 - ..."• ]:,4G.('o Z; 1,61 i.tv •p•t•_ - ;-. B:.; ' -I.. PublIsh July IJLIB.I1l' .------- :s. I) ..... J whose fiscal year ends Sept. 30. will report quarterly figures next Monday But Ford did say Its . worldWide sales of cars and trucks hit new highs for the first half of this year. For the first six months of 1966, Ford reported sales of $6.513 billion up nine per cent from last year's first six months sales of $5.998 billion. Ford sold 2,534,038 units in he I half year just ended, compared with 2,458.903 in th e first half of 1965. ' . The firm said its "decline In profits was cue primarily to increased costs of labor, materials and costs associated with facility expansion programs and higher product and marketing costs." General Motors Corp. gave almost identical reasons for its profit drop Tuesday. American Motors Corp., F~m ~ ) • OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a docproscription, our product called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your mon.y back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet crud easily swallow, ed Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee: If riot satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No question asked. Odrinex is sold Holy Hotline! It's Bat Phone 11111111 II ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, Iw*'vA.f ~- lllii I I -S .. I 'r , Rebel Minister Wed - l) 69 Couples Illegal LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Sixty-nine couples from at least 10 states were married by a rebel Nevada minister this month, and consequently may not be married at all. Most of the couples came from California. But a few list home towns in Indiana, Monta - Cry*tal k I %,-z: 4.f . ~ . ~,.",L'l I _ Florida Oranges Turned To Juice 'i . . - • -. - • _._, 4 - r I I 1. _~- ~ ,,-;~, I ; " .% , ~. NEW pastime for baTs attending summer program at Bear Lake School is learning to pitch horseshoes under the direction of Dexter Wilson. Boys and girls enjoyed making imprint of band In plaster of Paris and painting the plaques In vivid colors. Shown are (left to right) Paul Davis, Charles Knutson, Amy Trowbridge, Billy Davis, Debbie Terzolo, Roger Huffstutler, and Bruce Stickels. Session ends Friday with cook. out and hobo party. •. (Herald Photos) 44,7711.00 44.7.00 17,140.00 _________ - . 11440.00 111,400.00 1- . .: 1 :'4" - I. ? I d I zI r J/Ai I. - '.. -.. . . - . . ; . II , 10 ('• o . . TI 7/ sy •'.' • ' I .. . 1. .4 ' '' .' .. 'Msinsps4J4 .. I I, '4"',VP'- . 1', ' .J , $h. P stint " wIN'rEIt HAVEN (UPI) Eighty-three out of every 100 Florida oranges didn't get peeled at home. The Florida Canners Assoclation reported that 83 per cent of the more than 82 million boxes of oranges grown lust season were processed for juice, chilled fruit, and other citrus products. The lion's share was used for frozen orange juice, which the association said was better this year because of the use of inure oranges per gallon as vurt of a quality improvement pro. w ... , t_t 1 - , i $3988 - .. u if. Wharton __________ ,; ____________________________ ________ ... , ' your choice SANDRINHAM, (; England Queen Mother E iiz(Ul'J) zabeth asked to bear a talking Indian mynah bird talk at the fur and feather exhibition of the flower show. The bird's first words were, "shut up.' - $4988 I - A Lady's 174.wsl Hamiltois with lovely Floe. ssstlsisd ane. Smut styling, B. Ihodwisistant, antimagnetic 17-jewel Hamilton. Unbreakable mainspring. I. -.-- 1 r ..: SANFORD PLAZA t'0 -w L. C. 174ewel Hamilton with raised crystal and special detailed case. Fashion band. D. Shock-resistant 171ewel Hamilton. Fao' stud crystal, expansion band. 49 3384.33 Am.,ka'a I el 8 OPEN THURS. & FRI. 'TIL 322.1000 These prim good 4 days July 29, 30 August I t 2 CARPET 7 and select your carpet from the m o r LOOK! INNIUPR1NGMATTRIN RENOVATION SPECIAL INCLUDINGNEWCOVIR $J450 NU Icp I 119 Magn.Ua SANFORD - 322.6321 I NEW MATTRESSES 50* SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD RIDS-ALSO ODd I I SIZE & KING SIZI MADE TO0ioII I ALL AT FACTORY 15 -- i cuscucv Vote" covem than 25 patterns on display . ly reduced for this •v.nt . . wutlu 1C3?'f l ute b 3-k ing. ' . 3 . 481 1 FOR 7.95 yard --LOUNGES TRADE-INS lnnerspninq constructed dual lounges ha ve molded foam backs covered in attractive print covers . . . Can be used as sofa or will 640Y convert to twin or double bed . . . 3 Pc. sectIonal in brown (ruse.......... SECTIONAL quite comfortable too........Req. $,93 $5800 SOFA DeLuxe 92" tradUional. Reversible f o a m rubber cushions . . . Quality construction throughout . . . Choice of olive or browi. ,, ,,,, Regular 189.95, ....... Regular SHOP ALL DAY ON WEDNESDAY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTiL 9. E.O.M. $588 YARD BLANKETS LANKETS Rayon/Acrylic Double size. A big 72"x`90" size. Choice of Pastel colors Regular $6.95 . - All special. - 100% nylon ' ,• ,,,,,, $9800 LO.M. $3500 ____ DINETTE HOLLYWOOD BEDS Twin size Hollywood beds are complete S Pc. Wrought Iran dinette his aftractiv, with neat plastic covered headboard's, set figured heat resistant top and four strong of bid logs, boa spring and matching sturdy attractive side chairs. Very nice. qualify constructed innerspring mattress. All this fey. $2800 ............. WOO I 2-PC. SUITE ONLY Deluxe Sofa and chair have luxury 1 Inch crown foam rubber cushions and back. Beautiful gold figured cover. Req. 479.95. FLOOR LAMP I Floor Lamp. Bronsetone base, green shad., 29800 $300 30 RECLINERS DINETTES Assorted 6 of one color in combination of freise and 2 - 5 Pc. Dinettes. ,Imøtt Nka new plastic. They are worth 69.95 . . - We of. fared them at $38.00 . . Would you buy one at this E.O.M. price of $1900 , TABLE LAMPS $2800 ONLY SECTIONAL 4 Pc. Nylon Freize covered. In popular rose beige foam cushions - - . Quality construct. ed for years of service. Others Ilk. It sold at $249.95. 1 Oaly. . .. .. ,. .. .. E.O.M. PRICE TABLES On. Pil e Miscellaneous Stop fables and tables ............CHOICI cocktail $400 Values to 14.95 1 98°° SWIVEL CHAIR •t nylon YOUR DINETTE 3 Pc. drop leaf, from Chromcraft. Table, 2 chairs. A Regular $69.5 Volvo. 3 to sell st $3800 co v ered swi.ei -_ chair. Like ne w and CHOICE 4 - MATTRESSES BEDROOM 51200 ONLY ~ HOLLYWOOD REDS hollywood beds complete. V a r Extra special on Posturep.dic type mat- Twin size clean and French Provincial styled bedroom suits has tresses . . . Southern Cross famous SUPER triple dresser, nice chest of drawers. and POSTURE GUARD set with built in sag pro. chair back bed all finished In the wanted faction . - . Floridaized to resist mildew arid ONLY $17 white and gold motif. Req. 249.9$ odor - . An eatra firm set designed for thos. who desire or need Posturep.dic type .... . E.O.M. Sanford If you've newly arrived, looking for the newest shows, the best places to eat, a weekend resort, your church or synagogue, places to shop or perhaps a house or apartment . . . - read the 'Welcome. \,, ' (1 ' "att,' I.O.M. $ CABINETS Pay W.I1.c. 644-4255 S. Seminole Regular 159.00 set MATTRESSES Odd lot of good used mattresses full twin size - . priced from . . - oi . $500 JUST TRAD&INS DROP LEAF TABLE BAR STOOLS Maple drop leaf dining table in excelleni 4 Only. 30" oak bar stools, like now. ..... *ndition, sold sew $9.95 . 24S RIO.45 $1000 Sue.! We will deliver at no extra cost to you. '20'0 59800 SET E.O.M. Metal base cabinets have lots of storage. A big 18 x 12 a 36 ii.. ..... A 15.91 Viii• E.O.M. Virginia Petroskl P.0, Box 1214 Sanford 1 1 8°° . ......,.... (With Your Old Sot As Trade) ............ \igon 7':'n bedding. 7 Pc. Sofa Bed group has foam padded sofa bed, matching club chair, 2 walnut finished step tables, cocktail table and 2 attractive Regular 149.95 table lamps Sanford Herald ,.- $ 1 8800 SOFA BED NOW $$2600 SECTIONAL 4 Pc. sectional covered in rose beige nylon foam cushions. ... 00 48 Most Items are aw of i kind, so shop early for bid selectiom EVEN AT THESE LOW. LOW PRICES, YOU MAY STILL USE YOUR CREDIT! Mildred Haa.y 668-5631 Dalton. MATHER 5.01. Homes N SUIVAU not list ed are specially priced for this four day event. Many, many items ONLY - WASHINGTON (UP!) Florida Republican Rep. Wil11am Cramer baa accused Lite administration of "gross ineptness" in meeting the threat of Communist subversion In Latin America. Cramer, chairman of the subcommittee on subversion of the House Republican task force on Latin America, said the threat should be countered by a reaffirmed Monroe doctrine anti tightened embargoes. He cited a Communist tncontinent meeting In Havana last January in which he said takeovers In seven Latin American countries was blue-printed. --- 668-4402 DeBary OF SANFORD FURNITURE DOWNTOWN 203.209 EAST 1St. ST. SANFORD 322.0913 - !7 L! - ''v _ GOP Solon Hits U. S. 'Ineptness' ____ A high percentage of cyclists die from head injuries sustained in accidents. Wearlug of safety helmets could prevent inammy of these fatalities. - Downs In n.wly installed carpet department - Major Overhaul OLYMPIA, Wash. (UP!) State health Department officials disclosed they may be Installing a bat phone. Holy hotline! Does this mean PUEBLO, Cob. (UPI) the dynamic duo, Batman and Willie F. Gallegos told police Robin the boy wonder, are plan- lie gave a friend $20 last May ning to move from Gotham to and asked him to do a minor Olympia? Negative, said state overhaul on his 1953 cur. officials. Gallegos said that when he They explained the bat phone went to pick tip the vehicle, he would serve as a means of di- discovered that his friend had rect communication between done a major overhaul and was the department's headquarters now nowhere to be found. The here and Its direct office In car was still there, more or Seattle to discuss Information less. on a growing number of reMissing were the engine, batported hat bites. tery, radiator, drive shaft, transmission and spare tire. ______________________________________________________________________________ Big Mouth - I , It'll',,. SAVE ON HAMILTONS AT ZALE'S t na, Florida, Wisconsin, York, Illinois, Alabama, zona and Hawaii. Rev. Robert Truesdell, 01 ator of a Las Vegas strip pci, performed at least 60 v dings without being propi certified by the state. Dept. fist. Atty. John Poi said Truesdell's state cer cate was not renewed July 1 district court. Porter said minister married at least couples without authority, perhaps more. Truesdell, a softapoken, ii mannered in a n perfori most of the marriages dui the Fourth of July week HoliJays In Las Vegas are ditidnally busy and profits for ministers and wedding ( pels. The rebel minister open in the Chapel of the Bells. bride and groom can bu) candlelight ceremony for $2( the chapel. But (lowers, mi and recordings of the cerem could boost the price to at ' 4 .. i • I .a ._:: I •' I.. Seminole County, Florida - ~ ~ _f~ , .• . LfluIIms . . -. -4v E $ Done On Auto - McREYNOLDS DRUG STORE SANFORD - MAIL ORDERS FILLED. - ADV. - - L r FAT with this guarantee by: Oops! Wrong Street Address ' tots OI 0441 ;1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ non Mize, legacy and memorial. H. M. Benninghoff, field rep. rcsent.ittive for the Florida D1. vision of the American Cancer Society. reported the five year cancer prevention study, conducted nationwide, involving millions of people, included about 350 individuals from Seminole County nnd had been completed. He said results of the study will be made available when tabulations are complete. i - _____ gher, budget and finance; Ver. i____'..• le / - A iiuo Chairman. Board uf Public hietructiun -. DETROIT (AP) Chrysler Corp., was expected to release its earnings and sales figures today for the first six mon ths of this year. The other two members of the automotive Big Three have al ready reported decreased pro!its for the first half of 1966 as compared with the same period in 1965. Ford Motor Co. Wednesday reported a net income of $427 million or $3.86 a share in this year's January to June period, That compared with $438.1 mulion or $3.95 a share during last . 4.7.QO Public InstructIon 6 Ex-OffIcio ttefetry tu Board of Polite instruction •' I III ~ . FES4INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA - Reports Less Prof its $ Mar k psi_ _ , ,.. ,. ..:.:_..... - . .' .. .. ..ç. :. I . Attest: R. T. Milss• County Superintendent of I . ' ~ .. - __ - ard Gleesnm*, publicity and pub. , ~ .. BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ' - - 14,410.00 crei CVI Capital tiutis TuTA L.-C 111,400.00 Coniplet, detatli of tuh nepsrate part of the achoc'i tiudgets summanised above are on file and are available for public inspection at the Office of the County Superintendent of Schools at Sanford public hearing together with s and will *l.'o tie avaIible fc.r such n. All interested person s all supportini statements and information. are cordIally Invited to participate In this public bearing and tu discuss the school program and budgets for this County for the nsulng ysar. C. Proposed Es p. I - u.. Year: TOTAL-C 46 Line or lie education; ;. 247,005.00 46,016.00 b.,0U.00 serves End of 11 . I TOTAL-A 0 Prt'pustu Expenditures: Automotive Industry Mrs. L. F. Swope, T. E. Pucker unit Mrs. Ruby Wilson. Directors continuing a two year tirm on the board are Mrs .1. N. A7.znreflo, Andrew Calniway, Mrs. John Duds Jr., Mrs. lluldn Ribbee, K .1. Mcinighton, Vernon Mize, Dr. M. A. Nesmith Jr., Mrs. \VilHam Reynolds, 1)r. howard Runge, Mrs. R. L. Tucker, Dr. Philip Westgate, Dr. Kenneth Wing an d Dr. William Womble. Gen. Hutchison made the following committee chairman appointments: Dr. M. A. Nesmith Jr., professional information; E. .1. Moughton, service; Mrs. .1, N. Azzarcllo, dressing sta. l ion; Mrs. Richard Elam, pub. 1 I. CAPITAL Stat. Funds Local Funds ed president of the unit with Pr. Philip Westgate to serve as vice president; Mrs. Richard Gleeson as secretary, and T. K Tucker, treasurer. Elected to the hoard of directors for it two year term were James Byrd, Mrs. Dorothy Corrodi, Mrs. Richard ham Mrs. C. D. Gallagher, Cdr. and Mrs. Glecion, Mrs. Kenneth Green, Dr. Thomas Largen, Mrs. Thelma Little, Dr. Frank Leone, Mrs. Lorraine Messenger, John Mercer, Dr. John Morgan, Dr. Charles L. Park Jr., Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. .1. Siec'zkowski, hlezekiah Ross, -. tgin:,r. 04 Student Effort TOT.tb-u TOTAL,-A 4 B lnatru&ii(s$Iel Total of $7,060 was raised by Seminole County unit of the American Cancer Society, exceeding the $6,000 goal by over $1,000, Gen. J. C. Hutdisan, president, announced. He commended Dr. Charles L Park .lr. for his work a residential chairman, stating it was largely through the leadership of Dr. Park that. the unit exceeded its goal for the Cancer Crusade. He also praiscci others who contributed their time and effort to make it "the most successful crusade ever conducted in the county." Gen. Hutchison was re-elect. 40 , ..' Fedenal Funds State Funds Local Funds Cancer Unit Reelects Hutchison 4•• .s 1. OlEIfATINU FUND BUDGET Anticipated Ilect- ilta: I (EN. J. C. HUTCHISON, (right) was re-elected president of the Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Richard Gleeson will be secrethry, and Dr. Philip Westgate, vice president. (Herald Photo) ¶p, 31,766.95 ANMAL SC1100I4 BUDGET JUNIOR COLLEGE AT- JACKSONVILLI (AP)-Two Taylor's boat, the 27-fool, Nina Lee, burned and sank In s onville men rested young Jack at their homes today, still ex- 20 minutes. They had been In hausted from a 27- hour ordeal water for more than eight hours In the Atlantic Ocean which he-. began Wednea. gait Wednesday when their ca before In search bin ciulser exploded three miles (lay evening. "When the sun went (lawn I off St. Augustine. really begun to realize we Both Richard Taylor, 20, nn(l John Allen, 23, told at being ho' might never see it come up thered by sharks, praying for again," said Alien. "I'm not help and having hallucinations nsliaint'tl to admit that I prayIn which they were saved by ed for the first time In 10 or 15 rescuers a it d attacked by years." An Insurance investigator, Al"monster" sharks. "1 finally took my shirt off len saId sharks, apparently atand tied the watch to It, dangl- tracted by the reflection of the ing It a few feet away," Allen sun on their watches, circled said. "They went for it but fin- continuously. Both had vivid hallucinations ally tired and went away, all during the night, a condition except one. ,, It was an $88 watch but I doctors said was brought on by fatigue anti lack of nourishglnd,y fed It to him." (RO\\'lNG rare plants and oil painting are Itohused a boat ment. Taylor Allen and bies of Mi's. Paul M. Campbell, of Oviedo. Among "I kept having visions of cushion and a foam surfboard lovely orchids now in bloom (top photo) Is the to keep afloat. They were sepa- shar k s," Allen said. "Once l)eautiful phalatmotsis which hangs In abundant there were two big ones going rated Wednesday night. They left St. Augustine early for my feet and I thought I was snowy white clusters. Mrs. Campbell (bottom) shows one of her many oil paintings, it number Wednesday en route to Maypart a 'goner.'" display, Allen said after hours of of which are now in exhibit or On on a fishing trip. "We had stop. pod and were debating where "seeing things," he began to (Herald Photos) to fish," Alien said, "and there Ignore the imaginary sharks. "A hammerhead pulled tip was an explosion after Richard Went forward to crank the mo' alongside of me and, thinking it . 1 -; . . was another hallucination, I tor up." t - .. ,, shoved it 8WflY. 'I "hut it was no hallucination. * t, Lu Brother, it scared the hell out I 6 of me before it swam away." .,,, Wilson said he kept being pursued by baby sharks "not " morn than three feet long. AMARILLO, Tex. (UP!) home "But they look like monsters Green returned Mrs. Oren when they're butting Into you," and found it nrnn on top of her house tearing off the shingles. he added. ~ Allen and Wilson had drifted I "What are you doing?" she , .,;, /~ . .1 , I ~., , , I . . Al I A )I I ..I I.;~J several miles apart when they Inquired. were found by fishing boats re"My boss told me to take the turning to port. shingles off this house and put Although they were picked up on a new roof," the man exwithin minutes of each other, plained. M IN "Where were you supposed neither knew the other was to tear the siingles off?" ask- alive until they were reunited In the emergency room of a ed Mrs. Green. St. Augustine hospital, 11 3307 Harrison," said the They were released after 11151). "This Is 3303," said Mrs. emergency treatment for sunburn, swollen eyes and extreme Green. exhaustion. "Oh," said the man. "My family has been worrying about my going to Viet Nam," Wilson said as he left the hospital, "hut I almost got it right here." slderc',l a novelty plant, It. also the uric groove and anion thereis itarid for fond. Starches are after begin to open. Some types r'xtrarte,l from the nhiizornc's open very quickly and dump nut. (root) which, when prepn red, seed Immediately. It. takes careful anti constant, nrc called East Indian Arrow. observation to harvest, the pod I nut. before the seed are lost.. When T1,c' ('urn pl'c'lls' lint plant was the pod has been eut from the frozei, last winter but they plant, it is placed on a piece of have four new plants started slick, or hard finished paper tro,,, thi' root which they man- and the seni are placed out and m.gt'ul to save. These plants, now reparated from the fuzzy chaff sipprt,xirnntely six inches high, anti refrigerated until ready to % vill tench near two feet and "Sc. When they start blooming, Mrs. The patio of the Campbell 1711 111111101 says, "they Just, keep home also is graced with many blooming," varieties of begonias anti orAlso lit their collection are chIds anti their yard is groomed many varieties of orchids such with JuSt about any plant that as the vninidns, eaticys, phalnewill grow in the tropical clinotsis, and the dentlrnhium. mate. It tnkt.s about Ft lx years for Another interesting hobby of an orchid plant to lilnorn anti Mrs. Campbell's is nil painting Its large seed pod will contain anti she has hart a number of from one-half to two million her works accepted for display eetl. l'ocis are seldom Stood or exhibition. before six months and moat She plays the organ for her types take from nine to 12 own entertainment and before months to mature. the polaroid earners, developed When the pod is ripe, it will her own photographs. crack open and dump out the 11cr only pets are birds seed. The cracks appear in the n parakeet, a baby parrot, and groove along sinks of the pod two cockatev'Is. and they start opening at the bottom. The pail will start to It Ounfarb ,ra1Ô I turn slightly yellowish along July 29, 1966 Page I .' - - a'*- - -, -., . I ...., I --- .-. �X. ., - - •.. a ,,-I..•.•_ .--,' •, - . . - ........... • . .-_•r • .. - t.,-,.an...J.-.- - - - . ... ~_ ':: .~. le t1 ' 1$ 1 4. J If It Ain't One Thing, it 's Another Old . ;~ , ,.I, Stuff? Hardly :': • A tumy thing happened in North antee security. It merely affords to the individual the right and privilege of sUna the other day. A local lawyer made a speech to a eXPanding his C3'RO1UL1 energy, talents and time to obtain security. ...service club in a small town, And PUBLIC MORALS: The Christian 't - • 1. Worry Clinic _I1ikd And it . wasn' t even the Fourth of J1141 M L would have thought the audience *oak have yawned In his face. But it ,- ', dit. it gave him an ovation any I But the church has vacated these posltlon of authority and rules of be. baylor, and the accepted norms of conduct are now fluid. Today, the church acccnnmodates itself to society, does not dreams of. require society to accommodate Itself attorney Francis M. Coiner said to the church. Corny? Old stuff? Flag waving? s: pre. iãRTY: It Is still the most Perhaps. But the listeners loved It. 4'j thing we have, And It is NOT And Mr. Coiner is swamped with In.. d Ited. It must be achieved by each vitatlons to speak. People seem hun. iWai It is a condition of the mind gry for his kind of talk. It's comfort.. spirit, and It must be iegener. lug to know they are-..-and that this fr the soul of each generation, sort of thing may be going on, unher'F bistory Is replete with evidence aided, in town after town throughout i erty can die in one generation, the country. If It Is, It should be PATRIOTISM: This is the physical, easier to cleanse force which maintains liberty, the air of pollution from burning draft St. b the material manifestation of the cards and other manifestations of the rIl quality of liberty, freedom-for-me, nuts-to-you brand of F!EEDOM: Freedom does not guar- patriot. 1 V-14 .. I'' '' - 14. 1 , :t per cent chance of showers Only one a -It -- i' Bruce Biossat .1 1 .• Ray CromleyIP Political Notebook -, .I -" - -zwv~V 't ,.,,,: ,. L .e,4 1. 1 ._~ W -t-1 ~ IIN4, ,,, - ::I, thing- , iro .•' .•-'.. * *1 -. . L . I ., " .• - Hal Boyle Says you ,~ .. ') by siing." There's a 99 per cent chance some 1. It doesn't rain where you are. So wives won't go along with this kind of wt7 Is it the weatherman's fault that forecast by the old man. yam bipento live on the wrong side of What's the percentage chance of t ps cent7 handling that? Ar. going to call up everybody in the county to find out if it DID rain? Thought For Today See? The gimmick is goof-proof. And think of the possibilities! Sorrow is better than laughter, for You want to play a little poker with for by sadness of countenance the heart the gang. The Lithe Woman wants to is made glad.-Eccl. 7:8. * C S ku when you'll be rolling In. 47MY per cent chance of arrival by Happiness is beneficial for the body, i*'1ght," you predict. but it is grief that develops the pow.. So you miss. O.K. Are you supposed era of the mind.-Marcel Proust, to be better than the U.S. Weather Bu- French novelist. ' , r I F . Thfrty ' /Ob- Don't Be 100010 Wrong . I Wd you like to goof with impun- reau? Itp? Thank you, meteorologist, for a inagtake a cue from the weather nificent contribution to hsppier-home ter. life.. 1. . Post-Vacation Blues NEW YORK (A!') Our jails he tries to tell them, they yawn come back, son. Boy, was It dull are full of people who feel Un- In his face or make up excuses here without you! Everybody wanted by society, to break away. take the morning off." So are most business offices Nobody wants to listen at all He sends out for coffee and this time of year. They are to the big new Ideas he has to free pastry for all. Joe stands thronged with bitter employes improve the firm idea, he up on a desk and everybody Us. who have returned from vaca- thought up on his own time, tens entranced while he detions only to find nobody missed Joe's joy evaporates, scribes the fish he caught, the them while they were away. His vacation has hurt rather bears and Indians he saw, and They have the "postvacatlon than helped Joe's morale. How passes out color photographs he blues." could It have been more effec- took. The average worker, rested Live? Well, if the personnel de- At noon, the boss says, "No, by his annual hiatus at seashore partrnent had been really on Its that's all for now. I want to take or mountain resort, comes back toes, the scene might be some- Joe to lunch at ray club. You raring to do * good job. He may thing like this: boys are wearing him out." be the lowliest cog In the office, Joe Biffle tries to sneak in. The rest of the day Joe spouts but be is comfortably sure the worried because he Is 29 sec- off to the board. "Not to fast, piece has gone to rack and ruin oath late to work after his two Joe," pleads the chairman. takin his absence. weeks off. lag down notes himself with a To his consternation, he is "Joe's back!" someone gold pencil. met with utter Indifference, or shouts. The staff breaks Into Perhaps the board may not such quips as: cheers and starts throwing accept all his recommendations, "Where you been hiding. Joe? papers wildly in the air. Several but his vacation has dime him a Long true no see." put Joe on their shoulders and world of good. "You say you've been on a parade him around the desks He feels wanted. He feels un. vacation? From what?" and water cooler. portent. Few bother to ask the return- "For he's a jolly good feI And isn't that the goal of evlug pilgrim where he has been, low!" they sing. cry business office? It just takes what vacation wonders and hor- The boss comes out, pounds a little human forethought by ron be enjoyed or survived. If Joe on the back and says, "We]. management. - - (NE k) decisions and criticize his mis- on to high school and college. China's Mao Tie-twig has takes. Entrance examinations of the f s himself. These disagreements are -based in part on knowl1k bas filled his schools with voiced only in secret or hidden pad of school subjects--are to - mmhPros so m*ni t;P~ cal wrltiag, t be edge -. be .ltmliat'd. Red officials say .VtI1 tctmipiI* nt4 vb1. ______ _,_ thes. examinations placed too kbor prOjects and cut But These criticisms an intensity with the re. great n emphasis on individual at* 41fts so sharply that he's lag iv. US SoNkS the number of ex- gime's economic, political and achievement and encouraged the "bourgeois" idea of "making ywft he needs to Make his international humbles. The problem of individual one's own way and achieving work. fame, wealth and ce, engineering and thinking has become so great ilku s.1d., be's heavily de- and so "dangerous" that Mao's position." This picking students accordpdt on men trained abroad. aides have decided to make Y4 ovea Mao's propaganda- changes in the school system, lag to their knowledge of school saboftsd high schools and CD]They can't load the schools work, Mao's men have decided, logo bove turned out consider- with much more propaganda, keeps from high school and ii47t5 of students and So they've decided to tighten college many young men and g,.i 'ho think for them. up even more on which young women who aren't much at lv.s,privately challenge his people are to be allowed to 90 studying but who come from ____________________________________ the right class and who have high party spirit. The new system aims at reS. cting higher education to people who do not think as inGeneva Altamoste Springs By Phil Newsom Chinese and the Japanese are By 1965, the Soviet Union had dIv1dual. Mrs. Jails Biulo. Mrs. Jo.. F. Mathiens The stress of Asia politics is traditional friends, the Japa- moved from 12th to fifth among By doing more to eliminate au-isis 3404206 the thinkers, Mao hopes his working to pour dollars into the nose-Soviet relations were the Japan's trade partners. Soor ie-r_.t Cks Lake Mary colleges will no longer be cen- coffers of Japan. Soviet.' adamant refusal even By September, 1965, the two Marysas Miles . Mrs.. Fr.* ters of secret opposition to his As Red China and the U841M Soviet to consider the return to Japan were discussing Japanese aid In i 222-M9 regime. Union vie for influence in Asia, of the southern Kurile islands developing Siberia's natural reLake MOWft But he is likely to discover with a special eye upon Japan, Ma. Jan. Ceesslberry Mrs. H. L Johnson that It is more difficult than the gain for Japanese business- and Kunashiri and Etorofu, sources. 322-4722 he supposes to keep college men has been a phenomen a) which the Japanese say are In January of this year, the CbIIIUDts Longwood young people from thinking. Increase In trade with both, "inherently" Japanese, and two signed a joint air agreeMa. Lisa Attempts to screen out the Mrs. Donna Emu close to the billion dollar Japan's close relations with the meat to open a new comniercial now 365-5193 individualists are not new In United States. 4 U5U17 link between Asia and Europe mark growing. Deftary p Red Chins. For years, students However, there also are over areas of Siberia previously It has been a delicate job of .1.ha Lease M have bad to pass teats both in tight-rope walking for it has counter-balancing factors. in banned to outsiders. knowledge of their subjects and been accomplished with a nor- the struggle for influence, Red Last March, negotiations In I 321001 Delues, in political theory. the insistent wooing of Tokyo opened the way to joint vous Japanese eye on the re- China's wngr.d nan., 00tom Regardless of the excellence action of the United States Japanese was not lost upon the Russo - Japan..e explorations Mrs. Ciazs of his subject knowledge, a stu- which permits no trade at all Russians. Nor was Bed China's for East Siberian sources of Fat.rpri. 3*34141 dent wasn't likely to go to high with Red China and limits its possession of the atomic bomb Iron ore, timber, coal and non. Mis school or college If be did poor- trade with the Soviet Union. combined with her insistent ferrous metals. Possibly also in Mia la th Davissn ___ ___ _____ 17 in his political ewrilr*atlaas The $5 billion business Japan beligerence designed to instill the works were oil explorations 511-4501 . 3114011 or If his political record in daily does annually with the United confidence among her neigh- and construction of an oil pipelife was mediocre. line. States makes the U.S. Japan's bars, ,I . 90 Conversely, if a student was biggest customer and one not to in 1964, the Soviet Union sent Thus the Importance Japan - ----If a political cell leader or the be ignored. first Deputy Premier Anastas attaches to the current Tokyo son of an official, be followed Woven deeply into the pattern L Mlkoyan to Tokyo with visit of Soviet Foreign Minister a relatively easy route to high- of Japanese foreign policy is tempting offer, of trade. Andrei Gromyko. Sanford Herald 4 July 28, 1966 er schooling. Lb. theory which places economThis selection system was Ice above politics. Partly this is '*j'iu L. IELOW, wDriva LID PVRusga I quite rigid. But Mao's men now the result of Japan's U.S.NIL&SUL wea.iius, C00 C00x61002100si 021--, o.. p- PELT OSEii find that It failed In keeping imposed no-war constitution ____was Advertising Director N*'srtuc Editor : IlAug out thinkers. , 04010 and the corollary conclusion SLOW 4101=011 `,_1 '1,] • sisty Zdttar All vertising So they're tightening up the i D5ITI$ LVPIU A REAL ACIYIMINT! JAWIE •M1)EMLaE* selection system. QtY Editor tompting to throw one's politasalu... M*nsjsr ;t Jr WELLS They'll fall again. pgg WELLS Ical weight around without the siaty Editor supt. military force to back it up. eas I?*SLEV 11.1 *i •U4 visor,' rta Editor lieU Pboiogr&pbsr ADM A potent added factor is the Zt2ft act that huge under-developed rii Mily except Saturday. Sunday and christmas; publsb.d TM • -ru !rso.dtsig Christmas. ireas lie at Japan' s doorstep In COWDJ hk. L1 lid China and Soviet Siberia. RV$$WTIO$ EATER Bdii., Sac week With certain exceptions, the $y Walter C. Park. 5 I • • it IEIIIOIdE OOVXIT LU TR MAIL too Gals who run around poD I Vssr $lI.SS 1 Year *eciai IIDI I Mastha '4 . much are apt to end up in the 5.75 1 Moat" Iii $ Mosthi • Ft I.0 9 $ Meuth. •• wroeg circles. 100 1 Mouth 1.00 1 mouth S VU$AL $Lw aeroletions prevlde that all man subsoriptlose he pall Fellow called the MIu&'ig a member Cf the Laaociatsd Pram which 15 estitiM Persons Bureau and gave a th6 me for reps bileatiss .fall the ioal seas priatad Food d.a4ptIoi of his ahr,t wife except ha didn't know es4 cIa.es --Otseher IT. 1110 at the Ps *raw what color her 'àialr was that 04 t 1'i4da. sziS (be Am Osaga. of March 1, 1507. day. .t.r1ai, 1mwe rn say omns I calums by 2 Inches. f S a$ Herald may be reproduced IN any mano.r without S.tke of the p.bh.b., Cf Tb. Reralt Auto experts ought to Invent Too small for an ad to be IdIvtduaI ISPO 3 W11 lAST 0 notic.d or .ff.0607 Y.u'ro oeelbi. for such r.prudumios will be ouaald.red a. It nudf fur back-seat dxlv. .'WAY 41$ _ Sew. aersiri eappn sag wUl be hell liable for reading fkh .s.I irs. WASHINGTON - wa • Foreign News Commentary Herald Area Correspondents U. stri Dollars To Japan Donald hi a potential crhn. hial, yet the proper counsel]- shoulder. When Robert Louis Stevenson big Comm salvage him. Many at our bad men of history had found himself it hopeless tubergreat talents which were aim. eular pstlenL he thus eompen p13 isibdh'icted, due to or- sated by writing pirate tales, pate Iaterkiiity cnmpk'xt's. as In his "Treasure Island," Hunchbacked StelnTfletZ., Si scrapbook this ca.-* and wad for the booklet below. it greatest electrical wizard next offers sesad medical advice to Edison, thus compensated by his laboratory research. victims, tool to * Z482: Donald T., aged Blind Milton became a writer. CASE attained Beethoven Deaf 16. is a problem teen-ager. "Dr. Crane." his lather be- world fame In music. Sickly Teddy Roosevelt corngan, "Donald and I don't seem pens-sited In the physical realm to get along at All. became a vigorand thus Itself "He carries a chip on his shoulder and is belligerent all ous, athletic cowboy. I But thousands of teen-agers the time we are together. "Re tells lies and steals try to get even with society, so I they become delinquents, hood. money from me. from lums and thugs. "And he was expelled For they are buck-passers who high school twice. "The second time was because try to blame society for their he beat up a couple of the other own defects. members of the basketball Or they carry a grudge against their parents, subcon• team. "He will end In jail unless sciously crediting the latter for something Is done for him. I'm their physical blemishes. at my wit's end, so what do you Actually, hostility between son and father Is widespread. prescribe?" Later I had an interview with for the usual male parent tends to be a "barker." Donald. He was hostile to me and to He yells In anger and lacks patience, even with his 6-yearsociety In general. But one of his troubles was old son, If the boy stumbles over the fact he suffered from acne, his reading lessons. which Is the crop of pimples For the usual dad expects perfection from his son and that often afflicts teen-agers. So he had developed a per- barks his reprimands or cci'rections till the boy shrivels. secuticin complex. For he felt he had been given That's why sons of successful a raw deal by society in gan- men often shun the profession of their own dads, for they reeral. in such cases, there are two sent anything linked with their general reactions of such vic- father. In such cases, it is wise to let Urns. The machinist flees Into his a school Guidance Counselor or shell ad becomes a wallflower. Boy Scout Master take over. He may occasionally try to Meanwhile, send for my bookcompensate by making "A" let on "The Psychology and grades or becoming a writer, Medicine of the Face," encloscloistered scientist or a musi. lag a long stamped, return enclan. velope. plus 20c. At the other extreme, how. It shows how criminals often ever, we find the sadist who start from organic Inferiority strikes back and Is constnatly complexes! Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: Your contribution to the first July 4th Fiesta project is greatly appreciated by the South Seminole Jaycees. Over 30,000 people enjoyed the Fiesta and fireworks. The outstanding success achieved could not have been accomplished without the cooperation received from you and our other friends In the area. Again, our sincere thanks for your help. Robert Hatta way, Chairman Ralph David, Chairman Editor, Herald: As immediate past president of the Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to The Sanford Herald for the very fine news coverage afforded our club during the past year. We are deeply grateful to liams, and we would like to commend her for covering our various activities during the Fear. My fellow Jayceettes join me in expressing a special, "Thank M.sgsp 3010 course 5r of her daughter. Nancy Lucile Crable, and 'il- % i 0 Any • , ""- I the Mmes. Kenneth A. Myers, Ilicis, Orlando, Gall Gordon, Arcadia, and Joan Rob erts, Co. lumbla, S. C., cousin of th e It • - -• - bridegroom. • .. William L. Kirk Sr. will serve as his son's best man. Ushers ' • will be Scott Kirk, Sanford, hther of the bridegroom, Paul Nesbltt, Winter Park, brother A M V TRO\V1iRhl)G1 of th e bride, Dwight L. GeIger, celebrated he 1' ninth Gainesville, K. Todd Clay, Mi. birthday, July 8, III Ieti ' fs . - thin. helping Amy Cdl!l)rate the occasion were Tampa. The wedding will take place her patern:il grnndpni'on Aug. 6 at 7:30 p.m. In the cuts. MI'. and Mrs. C. A. John Knox Presbyterian Trowbride; an aunt and church, with the reception fol. uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Ray lowing in the church's social Trowbridge; Mr. and hail. Mi's. Bakei' Burns; her sister, Sarah ; her brothford, and Kirk Kirkeonnehl, j BOLDNESS again th e gals are borOnce rowing from the guys. Carna. by Stree t's In high gear, blaz. lag th e boldness of white-col' lared 'a' cuffed shirts teamed with a wide, wide tie. BLAZING get more for your money. ln.• example, hlte ran should he held 85 iliret'ted on the puck. age--al tite correct atugle, an the tnbc going down to the hotS torn of the can will reach the last renualning starch. Otlier• wise, some Stfli'('it iIiI be wad- (Photo by _____4V1 __ ,-L ' • r 14 J _______ ;i. . •Af. ?:eL •i • ,p - I •. • r ,I ,, - 4" ?' 1. . 41~j I 1i •' 4i. : • .1 ,. .If.., , 1. • • fj-r . .-.;- - ,1 • • ..., , • ' • . . , • - , . ' . ' - -. - - .. •w . - :", '•è I ,• " . , ' _t 'I ' .i 44 '4 ,, ? • circles. . - .. _ ., ,J' I - -. '' I" - ' -. p ? ' 1.. . Wells, Birmingham, Ala. i requesting the recipe for until thickened, stirring often. ti tsp. salt Carrot Cake. Am very glad to Fold in snap beans and heat 1 tbsp. sugar thoroughly. Turn into greased 1 cg give It to th em again, $ . . , . " Rngr; - 1l - ;" - . '' -- I • I 10 Vo,~,p . I .. I _. Mrs. Neiswander ' To Observe 91st _ Birthday i I 0.1 ;:,~l . . ..to$ - .., Maryann Miles I. F" ~ 1W ..- " ((iifl. .t I I :-''. .•,'. ..'.- ;r - Tatenhaum, Mr. and Ct tr;. Wayne Albert. Mr. and Sir; Ronald Hint. Sir. and Mr.; Jim Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge anti Mrs. Marvin .•.• - , futner Mi1e of 'orest. (lt,y. Ronnie i the son (f Mr. and Mrs. A. t;iley and Gertrude (;aiiey. Holly Jill!; Mr. and Mrs. Leath Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. (hue . ir . TWI5C attndin ware Sir. and Rohert Thirrie. Mr. and Sir; The Hunt. Mr. and Mrs 1'it l'nnahoe. Mr and Sirs Terry christensen. Mr and Mr; Jim Mckee. Mr. and Mr;. Galley. Wake Galley, Richard . •.' at T)Mnah" hh1h1i2hfinJz Me urternonn with their 4Ingn and iiieele playin. f,',neh eonisted of hot 4og, harnhuarer,q, baked heans, role chips potato " • I g I of and Mrs. T. F. Galley, Patsy '." - • were Sirs. Margaret Downer, Mrs. Jean Welch and Mrs. 11r• • bert Kinard. After a wedding trip to .Iacksonviih', the newlyweds are at home at 702 West Third Street. Among the out-town wedding guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Iloleomb, Holly Hill; Mr. .'! ' • W(u. hr,ter1 by his aunt. and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. i. I 0 .Swim ming. surfing, sjnn ani-t irw,! fallrn'ship was shared hvAl with •fnAnn Rowe and • Galley wn ncher. Urnnmsmen were T. F. Galley antI A. c. .' ! - • L r"q party a? New Smvrnn Reach last Stinday. fUNNff; J()f (()f ninth hI celebrated '' in(ord .vcee, • (Ither bridal (ttCflrlantc ere Mrs. 'r. E. Galley, attired in blue brocade, and Mrs. A. (• , .4 -rho -~16 !I . tiqpnq. • 4 o li~ .,^ . - Kinarti. rue Church ftpereatinn was the site for the reception lminNliflteIy following the wed- . .1 Reach Outing and a enrsnse of white earna . ,. th at has Paris swimming in By Mrs. H. L. Johnson onion. Add sour cream grad. 1 cup flour The Herald has had several ually, stirring constantly. Cook 2 tsps, baking powder ' -' '. prvnted by rinsing off the spray button after each use Use spray starch correctly 81111 you'll pay less for Its con. vrnince, says Miss \'Ilii. llEACIIWIA1t MOI)I Shimmering scales are now 1 IU'v birthday, July 2.1. with Kinird, wearing hi,ic. lace, W. (':. Galley served the a family dinner and then groom as best man and Wake seeing a show, The treat. 'i.' :-j, - •-:: ;1 - Also, If the can is held upSIde down when sprayed, you may get the propelk'nl Instenti of the starch. Users soiuietlmes cornplan that the spray nozzle he. jij -- • . . of Calls ii, inarrine ly seint,Ji' with beige nrceqq,iriq's .• I - ~ I • .: ~ AV~ order of the tla' for Mod er, David; and mom and the mermaids. Disks and shingles dad, who are Mi'. and linking rings tiny, to resist salt- , Mrs. .1. R. Trowbi'idge of ofofcolorful, wire, treated 1411 Balmy Beat cii water corrosion Ilave launched Drive, Bear Lake. a brhnd.new beachwear iudc zn1 ili1cs) (;ivc'n of man at the lovely candlelight 1.ee I'rrkln nero Mrs convenIent and ptni'tli'nl SnnfnrI a NEW .f ?F. _1} ... Mr. and Mrs. Day! W. Rob. nnitv', who lived in West Palm Beach for several years. have returned to Sanford and pur. casserole. Grate cheese and ½ 1'up milk CARROT CAKE r chased a home at 100 Country sprinkle over beans. Crush 6 tbsps. incited butter or bacon 4 eggs Club Drive. cornflakes into fine crumbs. drippings 1½ cups vegetable oil MrF. C. 0. Nelswander makes MR. AND MRS. FREEMAN LEE WOODALL Mix with melted butter and Mix as for pancakes, then 2 cups flour her home with the Robnoltes, (Gassman Photo) sprinkle over cheese. Bake in add mashed eggplant. Cook on 2 cups sugar her (laughter and son-in-law. 400-degree oven about 20 main' well greased griddle until very 2 tsps. baking powder and will celebrate her 91st brown on both sides. Add bacon utes. 2 tsps. soda birthday on July 31 by being at _____ drippings to griddle after each 2 tsps. cinnamon home to relatives and friends CUCUMBER CHEESE SALAD cooking. Serve hot as fritters 1 tsp. salt from 3'I pm ' ii it or f or nrviuuust with syrup L pig. LeJiiOU J%110 .i cups raw carrot.s grated butter. 1 tsp. unflavored gelatin ½ cup nuts, chopped and h - .-,.. MIX dry ingredients. Beat 1 cup hot water _ 14 ½ cup cold water PARTY SANDWICH LOAF eggs;add oil. MIX all Ingred. p Miss Naomi Tuhy, bride, rounded with pink roses and I loaf French bread le', adding carrots and nuts 11/2 tbsps. vinegar I— 1 ,,..L WIg,ff tiC VganI,.. white wedding bells with light. I ios. ground Dccl i' last. Pour into greased mayer 24 tsp. salt ed white tapers in silver can. ½ lb grated American cheese ers, N. Y., was honored recentpans. Bake at 300 degrees for ½ cup mayonnaise delabra on either side. cup undiluted evaporated ly with a miscellaneous showcup diced celery 45 minutes. Miss Tuhy was presented her milk FROSTING: 1 cup cottage cheese er at St. Luke's Christian Day Bride's Book and an eight-place cup uncooked quick oats I tbsp. finely chopped onion 1 box confectioners sugar School. setting of stainless steel flat2 peeled and grated cucumbers ½ cup chopped onion ½ stick margarine A turquoise and pink color ware by the hostesses, the i,. cup chopped parsley 1 tbsp. prepared horseradish 1 8-oz. pkg. cream cheese scheme was used in the decora- Mmcii. J. L. Duda Sr., F. Duda, Dissolve jello in hot water. 1 tbsp. prepared mustard Blend Ingredients a d d I n g tions. Bouquets of roses in var- James Colbert, John Jakubcin, small amount of milk if nec- Sprinkle gelatin on top of ½ 1 tsp, garlic salt iotis shades of pink were used John Viles and James Viles. LADIES' essary for spreading consist- cup cold water to soften and ½ tsp. salt on the tables. ency. Spread between layers add vinegar, mayonnaise, salt I egg The bride-to-be was prescntCut French bread In half ed s pink rosebud corsage as and pepper to jello mixture. and on surface of cake, On Racks Greatly Reduced ALL SIZES Blend well and pour into rein- lengthwise. Wrap each piece In she entered th e room and was gerator trays. Chill quickly in aluminum foil, leaving top un assistcd by her two sisters, FLORIDA CELERY 6-20 PIE-IN-THE-SKY freezing unit 15.20 minutes or covered. Combine remaining In. Miss Priscilla Tuhy and Miss 114 cups finely chopped Florida until firm about 1 inch from gredients In mixing bowl. Mix Lydia Tuhy, In the opening of Martin Sttnecipher has re edge, but soft in center. Turn until well blended. Spread tier many gifts. celery Teens' Ladi es' Girls' Sub-teens' mixture into bowl. Whip with evenly over top of bread. Place ', cup finely chopped onion Among the guests present turned from a vacation spent 4 cup finely chopped uncooked rotary beater until fluffy. Fold on cookie sheet. Bake in 350 was the mother of the brldc.to- with relatives and friends in Chattanooga, Grandview and bacon in, finely chopped parsley, cu- degree oven 25 minutes. Gar- be, Mrs. Stephen Tuhy. 88 One Heels Fl its Tennis One $ 38 0. diced nish with strips of cheese. Bake cottage cheese, was table Maryville, Tenn. He also at' cumber, tsp. sugar -' 1 'rho refreshment Pr. Pr. Group Group Sizes 5-10 celery and chopped onion. Pour 5 minutes longer. Cut slices covered with a white linen cloth tended several sessions of the unbaked pie shell into Assembly or diagonally to serve. Serves 6.8. and centered with a bride doll Rldgecreat Baptist into Individual molds I tsp. caraway seed $' shallow pan to be cut Into carousel atir• in North Carolina. 34 Up. salt miniature on a tIE's, Tt'? fltT?E!tI ,. - __ t.t,.,......,.... j?f. '.1UI4LJb t1I1r4zrd uLh\r quare . wrc in reirivial.0 squares. s is tsp. pepper Sizes 3.14 3 tbsps, butter until firm, 1 strip uncooked bacon 3 tbsps. flour 1 large egg, beaten Ladies' ½ tsp. salt EGGPLANT PUFFS Combine celery, onion, 4 cup bacon, sugar, caraway seed, Peel eggplant and cut Into 1 tsp dry mustard 0 • salt and pepper. Turn into Un- small pieces. Barely cover with 4 cup finely chopped onion Sizes baked pie shell. Cut the remain- water; boil until tender. Mash 2 tsps. dry parsley flakes Sea31/i cups undiluted evaporated off excess water. jug bacon strip into 4 pieces and drain 8.42 milk of equal size. Place them over son with salt and pepper. Add the pie, having one piece per one beaten egg and enough 4 cups grated American cheese serving. Brush edge of pastry plain flour to make a medium Melt butter In large saucepan with beaten egg and pour re- batter. Add one teaspoon bak over medium heat. Remove znathlng egg over pie. Bake lug powder for each cup of from heat. Add flour, salt, mus• In a preheated moderate oven batter. Drop by teaspoonsful In turd, onion, parsley. Stir until WHILE 350 degrees about 40 minutes. deep fat, drain and serve Im. smooth. Gradually add milk. THEY mediately. Cook over low heat until thick. 4. Serves fis LAST • ened, arid smooth, stirring con. ~ stantly, Add cheese and PANCAKES stir un. EGGPLANT SCALLOPED 4 Peel and cube eggplant. Cook ill cheese melts. Serve In chatFLORIDA CELERY ft. $ 2 cups Florida celery cut into In small amount of water until lag dish with crackers or toast R". tender. Drain, mash and add to points. Garnish with paprika Req ,p 1-inch pieces Req. 6.29 $283 Pr. to 5.00 You," for helping to make our club a success, Jo Ann Rowe M ss Naom Tu y _____ i i ___ - GRAPEVILLE FLORIST E.O.M. Door Busters. SUMMER DRESSES Sanford Personals Succeu.rs to A. F. Ramey Flow.,, For All Occasions POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES 2221 Grepevflh. Ave. - b 4 - $5 • $10 • 15 Half Sizes SHOES WALKING SHORTS FLOAFAX PUS DIUYSIT MEMBER 1 3*34351 - WALKING SHORTS SETS s • CLEARANCE SPRING & FOR CONYEN ENCEs _ I $281 -- FINAL SUMMER DRES _ SES 8$$Sm Pr. SWiM swim SUITS . 4O to OFF ALL MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS 400/o OFF MEN'S WALKING SHORTS 3 jsu Just take your pen - 4 Fill out a deposit slip, wad.. U11 ff Ila is to to 322'1242 SANFORD PLAZA ' 3fl.1,11 1 I 2 or 5 for Req. 3.00 $ $ 1,, Bathing Suits SURFER SWIM TRUNKS 1/2 PRICE Req. 4.50 23,Rog 2.99 and 5.50 $ SIZES 8-IS SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Req. 3.99 $ 2 snap - Sizes 8-I8 PsAloas And Po.tw.er" Accv.dit.d Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Fri. Night I - Req. 4,9 "Family [Mu ME ' is - - ~~ I im 2 - - s - . _ _ - 11 $233 8 1 SHORTY PJ's Req. 2 9" 820 sad 3.9$ Sizes UNNUMMONOMM Ladies' Acc.ssorl. 48 - 1' Ladies' 9 R. 5.00 4"SIZES Boys' Boys' Prints, Solids, Knits beans sliced lengthwise 14 lb Swiss cheese 2 c'ips cornflakes 3 U,pa. melted butter almonds U desired Melt 2 tbspL butter, stir Lu flour, salt, pepper, sugar and Knits & Cottons Henley Knits & Cottons 283 Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS S. M. L, XL, One Group 2 tbsp.. flour MósOMe. - -IrCOM- Boys' Man's Short Sleeve R". 4.00$ 2 tbsps. butter 1 tsp. salt '4 tsp, pepper 1 tsp. sugar ½ tsp. grated onion 1 cup sow cream 4 cups cooked, drained, 312 W. FIRST ST, I SNAP BEANS SWISS STYLE Two Locatioss To S.,,. Yos PRICE iuuiu. grated cheddar cheese Place celery in saucepan, cover with boiling water and boil until tender, about ½ hour. Heat soup slowly and stir until smooth. Add celery and dash of tobasco. Pour into casserole. Sprinkle with bread crumbs and grated cheese. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) until brown. Serves 44. .-so *vitiaow Flying Seminole Ranch It - •' Orlando, and K. Todd Clay, MI• ami, and the Mtss Jnct I - -• ~ ,W Ceremony tid 1reeIi1ati i,ee ceremony before the altar ai Hohert U. Welch, the bride arrangements of t'hcsr' fr,r her vows a pink Inca mr small .Ioh. U I not iuientit WOthIRLI, also of tillS tity, WCth' ('etit('(l with drec'u t,ver tnffrta mpir'nt istulled In holy Matrimony Ofl tliIta lilies ntiti fern. for large-scab' sinrehing. 5 phi, at "I'll(, Mrs. Mellin holloway, plan- cii with, white accessories sn') Spray stnreh has htilI-In ('(fl. JtIt1k 2, 198(1, at of God of I'ropliei'y. lt, presefltNl a program of a white orchid Cotsru 'enIenee and nii ran expect Iii (liuretu Mrs. W. (. Galley attended nupiliul hymns and acernnpnnpay for the tlnie-sa'l,ig fen- Satilotil. ,,iother as rnatrr,n of honor Mrs. Shirley her holly lNl soloist, th 11ev, W. C. Itculcomb ni litres. hlnwevei', the proper use tiiiit -' • L. Ham fh'k Jr., son of Mt. and Mrs. William L. Kirk Sr., of Sanford, Mrs. Eugene S. Taft, Daytona Beach, will act as matron of •,_•• NO ' • • Ing marriage Barbs .1 • FLY I .. - M%'rtle W I 1 s n n 1ttiIoti itillili' 1rotmtuuIi' Agent, fl)5 hunt spray tnrc!u is generally • Church United In .., .61a I'llto 6.4 0 Mi'. and Mrs. Hugh 1.. Nea. bitt, Winter Park, announce the final plans for the approaeu. For Largc Jobs Jaycees Entertain Ar Fun-Filled A ' •, • # - Honors your Society Editor, Doris Wil- . -, L I A nnounced .,1 1. . - - - ___._1 .-- ! I Lovely Pre-Nuptial Fete __ t . Is Not Practical I ins, F.L. Bera a 1 .. _____ Wedding ,ails 1 belligerent1 with a chip on his church has retreated from Inflexible poLrty, Patriotism, Freedom, Public siticms it occupied for hundreds of .Years. Spray Starch 3 what he talked about? wo r m . Crabk-Kirk Dr. Crane's ,rat •anfnr I 1h I- ,_., 11 .1, JEWELRY HANDBAGS • C Greefly 19 Reduced UP Opse P,1y N it. 'III C Dowatows Sasford 212 1. 1st St. __________ - __ • I - I - / II.•,.•• ', M'$ r/ �I ,for I ., - -- - -- -- - -•-- - --- ______ tjjR - - , IT,. . - .1 0"M a6bii: HE HERNIA. yxs )_~A , I 00:1010 ' tnedk' a'l I n kA ( * / /\ .. ç•'t (7. directions routine I rowtc, isw'u.r i' $k.o '..... '- L I1.3 - I .0 " r. 0 Is Will- % q017 ~_ _N0J . , ey ; ey . -----..-- - heat eight 1fl )* s HIS *iid P&.6€ o , Th have special diets, of marriage 1 am can't stand tm much, nnise raWkr to leave my husband. GENMAL 7W9DENC and m?W of them vpM S I w lay morning while be DEAR ABBY:: I am a *i'e This is certaInI3' the d*y and some kind if Wine sleeping, I reairaiiegd wIdow, 45. 1 work and ltve evening to expend your efforts They o to sleep early and the funzlthi'e in Th7 front In small town where evy whore you will kM U early. Their whole In 700Th. When I went out in move I make is *.i. I have Is ' house find new methods and means aftersrncm., he The moved cv- lived In the same f ' \ practical ' b' which to handle them Trying Into a the way It 20 years .nd iathi.afl' ) home wi more on a much conth was before I moved It. Nat- friends and . 7. lair to them and the young sitructive and satisfactory haurail' I was angry, so I In what I do and ' people, too Why do an many ida 1ake sure you do nothing moved everything back again with whom I and go ______________ and older people who can well that could cause a separation wy I date afford it, against fight gowith one whom you love very ______________________ This was no small job, have resorted to meeting Ab,ssIbs,ea grand gmitlemenfrlendsth near- Ingtoa]'SStbOThI"On('1p much. pilinew, an overstaffed ad& by towns rathw than jlngwar they get ban they am worry ARTES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) vft 'two matching chain questions such as "Who v= they didn't came sooner. You are apt to feel frustrated t WORKS IN OXE = =d mveral tables mind lamps DEAR WORKS Ydany eld- from 1mm dutl st room Well, at 2 in have nothing to bids I just nd th In arly people "fistit" going to business world If you do not 4 sfth& in the mornft my like privacy. Am I wrong? .I / 7 "" time properi, plu they home bemuse a rest I N d was movb* the 4 WANTS 110TACY and are think it's an institution for 4 I - 1- u% around again. I mom amiable. Be the poem z X DEAR WAN": If you unwanted, homeless old folks lip" that the office is HIS, have nothing to bids, don't who have nowhere else to maker in both spheres. Snow % I S md ,the house is MINE. a ducking behind potted ll~ kO go. And In some cases, theft wisdom. And I don't tell bIns bow to Palms In nearby town% last TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May W 1 -\\ children are. to blame. Tkin I 111121afte the office furniture you give the appearance Interests aye all right eir friends w ill 20) New are afraid th Md be shouldn't tell use bow gui t. ('The wicked flee think •b)ey i'v'r their p. provided you do some Importto mange the house fizd what no man pursuoth.") . ants It a rest home bemuse ant studying concerning them, -. .-. they didn't waist to bother first. Find new and faselnatANGRY ' ' Why DEAR ABBY: Ing personalities Who can redon't caring for them at borom DZAR ANGRY: Tau don't ' • • dye your lagging spirits. Don't bay to share your husband's people who aie too old to (rwx,i, I'M).. "Gc'ECIA G&W but he has to live in live alone put themselves in GIVING, YOU A Problems? Write to Abby, he a stick TPEAT RAThiE a rest home inztmad of waitBox 1w700, LOS Angela, Fa3, ( SPECIAL do house 11 he is dlssatlaFOR DtMMEREA Cal., DOM. For a person mg-irt GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) CREAMED IM with the furniture arLEF77OVER9 / Y8*dy for a mental AN histlureply, Incicnie a stamped, Certain material affairs have 'i Isaissient at home, let him *I tion trying to can for them self-addressed envelops. become a little difficult for you N =W so and perhaps you can along with their own fans' rl__ to handle and It would be well WN et a compromise. In a ' ~ __ , . Horoscope Forecast By Abigail Van Buren N9 W INAy TO nAs IAV Cory I 1 fit tesnagea' s , Is uss. 0 -. matters ij tm' ested ,~~ P" ': ' " I . I1. _______ r I`X I , -sili . To Have a Lovely Wedding," ZERS. Mid if you two dwit quit shoving that I wouldn't mind living here. send $1.00 to Abby, Box rwd piano around, there Elderly people need more 6P700, Los Angeles, Cal I work hi a rest house and - ________________________________________________________________________________________ 1684,0901 -1 ,/ &W ftu *iT.th 2% delayed fimsee is real4 .~.. ,t "I V As 111be Ilature of a safety '4'~. It,:,, . , 9Uy. -7he opportunity for it arim whm you want to play a an md queen but me spot A of any value. Raw at am no-trump wos. Ner i 11 ! 1.I ! I I I : ; . -. I. ~I 1. !! I I fl1; ~ iI ~1 is to lead the ace of clubs im- I,em up. Keep busy. have fun, mediately. If West holds I he be master of your own soul. singleton king it drops a ii d LEO (July "to Aug. 21 the insurance has paid off. If Handlin;r yourlabors meticu"T" RANT the king doesn't drop declarer 69843 lously will wain you favor of &A105 goes; over to dummy and leadr, vile$15 W942 -higher-ups, but he sure you clo it club toward his own hand. 0 J 9 5 3 * Q76 *J 109 7 If East holds the king declar4K an efficient as you. Take er's quen of clubs will stUl h.vaical exercise that improves &J`76 achieved P m .or later and the sooner VQ72 the finesse effect anyway. In bfter. Moot South play022 Once the king drops under VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. on) .1 sld win the heart open • AQ542 the ace Sou th should make YOU lflUiit. have a more cheerdummy In order to st-W vutnerate Isled ai ,club and fftwse against Wed RmS fte sun& four nD-trurnp. He will aban- ful attitude if you want to be the king, South wouldn't be too upset when the finesse lost 61EQ2 VAX6 0 AX 104 ! ,' II • . ; 6 0joff o Polly Cfamer which will bring this t%-- -- - I use red and green for holiday bireads and once hel ding out 111%oft," 9 '.2I / ~ .. 7_11111 I i Ige%1A "', .% * '. 61~'Xr,C-jw#. I%AT,. X4.1 '%" 1~ IN% or0 V%AclwI ,.J~N,~ se Vie UL 7H4rMv/JNaE FLLINkSP OUT OF7HE FS I z , W i&PPD An I ) our fund is really clacking with iurnu to how capitalize on your pa cu PIN&PJMT DLI!l6rIN OF Powrea. . 1 ttl y*j kg 1*tee1 of - 2. - ' 11 -, / ___ - /1 . ,i - 4 I . . -- - S3LIT IMALN' SLXtE-. ME A Sislyr WHATCHA JUST FINE F0LX5 I'M SELLWJG SPEARS ANP :-"i 7-29 -0 bw MM kc Thi I1#I Ii S pop. 00 "What's so ________ marked on each answer. and when your score's totaled up much fun about Hetening to stereo? They enthusiastic. .. . "y41 1I ,I; S ii . - - __-L. :.-_ *_ AMP , 14 ; SIVA?$ vu-sum RQ ______ ANP "C A NX PowMnrJ i WXTt" t birth 6111111114twoR II the white broad with the proached in A more friendly IAI%TAIQW HLWTIW A M0111111INNOW t.. o am of poems published on the on stage, she entertained at pri. nute . Q aim"As! colored for this sandwich :11. wo Air War manner. Then you have greater 114M PM . .. XDCK 01.10W loaf. .I;. 1. W aw 1110 saw same day Is unusual, but when vilte parbes and .for charity. i J &$or . It is am's 05th birthday It be- Her work now as a published Z_~"VkLy I , ;';, AQUARJUS (j&n. 2 ~ A baker DEAR GIRLS . all historic event. POd Is Strongly Influenced by - . !C,..;r-4- ," 4.,". - -, - M a QW4. '. tells me the food oloring 2P) Showing allies and those ;E "% '1* Fruit of Years- is I, her early musical training. who work bY Your side that you ; 1/1.? V . .,.- ~', '. ,-. ~11111111* of charming. 1,11ting verse poems are in the son, flowing should be mixed with v _, -, I .. , ~.F~ of the 17th, Ift and 1ft Vgh 11111110 insight into the heart style t for more pleasant relations in 41C .1 1V 1. t . -< 41MIld Willd. 71iis. Jr. a txmk I rer. centituler.. 'y. -; days ahead. t)thers will not ap W bn*d,--POLLY DEAR POLLY - After we POw YOU if You numt work ex. nll. %% on. iw It has an much le offer. 115-year-old poct lived in the I . P8CUt10U& Be prompt. ~ L@Ww Van Bouren Bayne did now famed Union Square see. purcha"d a dishwasher, I had ,I PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) 11 10t bVin her writing career tion. Her jamily owm W & large no use for my rubber-covered 0 a bF _! __ dish drainer, so I bent the Entertaining those who have a d been more than kind to you in _______ 43196WSPY, which she first Her must famous anoestor was wires even on th butte good way to gain a 7006 THMI then made a pillow to fit inthe Past is OWI@r*M in her mixi-forties, Dr. Van 33euren, who came VIET AcnVaYswe DW 7W PEME. TW44MA 001AM. further good will, benefits. Be likes his My snuLl! dog side. .. AW 41111411119 her -on the road to to America frillm Holland. He 116 AUXN CMUAW AMP MANY PRNIN WFW5 wl,iKrg " 8 OUT OF 10. UPM basoft a poet. She feels that was the fiM matiager of the now bed better than his =pn. more friendly. You have a great HAM ND DOC= GWN5 GO LOCARED Polt HALF W TWIF AB= i 0 Itmufty AT AL-L! -..'ft twaftent removed mental -Newyork Poorhouse," now sive dog basket and %.isitors creative problem that can be NEVW solved intelligently now. . an it. These always comment I'Mafts 49 ber early childhood the famed Bellevue ;" CHILD IS BORN HOOPW ' drainers ms be purchased in ands it poasibie fir her to He I SING &AX111nmint. fibe definitIely poused V&Ccj"UCM. tWW as can different colors if you wimb TODAY ... he, or she will be 4C , ~ i ortunste W I 1/1 F -afteaft analysis but makes traveraW as other topics am them to hamonize with the one of those very ' colors in a rwm,--MRL S. T. younLraters who understand the Z i 11111111111111 PIVVWOW: the &rJaYst today. 10 '., ___ value of both S. -: the aesthetic and ualif ied ; ;-*jlheUy q the pa. Tocley's Youngsters r 60 U p sos o life, and mid the thing of 1e as it was lived iii DEAR POLLY - With cut P ./ ./ therefore should have the fin. OP&M a" want to be analys- Wt bygitift era litA Mrs. Bayne flowers now being brougbt in eat education that helps to cornfascIIo from our gardens, I hope 11./A 4d md must like the anal.yst. ca reja 1/ M1$81,LouiaeBayne things, fo1.j15 plea15of the readers win apprecjat. blue these two jns most jdj ._ ~ MW Omwo the era of "cul- 40 lisim to and a joy to bear. my Pointer. If the at*= of fashion, hringing much success _____________________________ assy cut flower is too abort. for through the lifetime. emtIon" In *110 days I must quote bar little pn l ~ i l ~ ~ ~ ~ I * 116.1111aturitygo: I'l : "' I" 111111111111116 Came to Call INW- CAW the vase beins used, Pull out that propwmity for aloofness I TU HAVE THEY'RE HEADEP ~= _'~ --im TO HLAW! , ~'-' AW Id" slaves, 1"Ving CAU- '7t*W drop are na the &A a broom straw. bond in the bF giving the rWd type of irme OLP FMICS Ak%XM tro Too QLP .~ 'i z center wW gaillitly humirt the sports early and fellowship at tow6 an a silver tray. and 1111111=6M I =Y haW has bled; WE REA2j= Irw J 1! III aft wm wrklm in- Nw am tbaft team W first douWa mid up into the cut church. THOU"r - /1, ? vifts binils to tea. lAle was stam WW clip off to the dis. "The Stan imPel, they do my eyes have dw; sot Me. me~s IT . ) ",).L'.I eziLLmmtbatwhicb not compel." What you gak, APVQ.. . cd childsired length. Even when a I VCkUWSthOhUI* 4;11 a I f; ,1 ftm tafty. but LaKilse clear clan vmw b used. this of your life is hugely up to 4~ hcod, and Its tam-. I &CCP 1$ not Youi . ..I I've knows the PIY ghUy...HELE)J Wo of nwilem UvIllis. A Camll RiAtees Individual 16 =ids of powift "M 0. .-', I...".,,,f , . ~Ij,'- I* ill W-1111111111' M&CId &Z1d b6r . AlIld 110CUUM I** imia ; yet Anyone submitting a pony's Forecast for your sign for Au. &C 1 'i -',, ,! ::, 'k all that pasw; Problem. a solution to a prob. guat is now mdy. For your M SAW is 40 ekp* lady &W a But " -th6 Wound is Wis. lem or a favorite hamsmking copy send Your birthdate and " I 1 ,~ J~ F 1 dom; and %ill lasv, idea wM receive a doUr if $1.00 to Carroll Rigbtcr Fomt.'____ 4 Insisted OI 1L TomuiTow: Should Men Dye Pofly uses the Item in Polly's cast (The Sanford Herald), ii ___ Pueu Pbriz1g lee- Their Hair ? Pointers. 1111, Hollywood $, Corns. I . F41 L . ~. . I &_ ~ 0 f _____ ______ . . ) ... . ---~i.,: // ,-.. I In advance, bankers and other began lenders ago long I-lu__u. I ____ questioning potential borrow. ers. Their questions were often blunt and to the point - Wngs like, "Do you have a job?" if the answer was "no," the candl. date's chances of getting th e loan dropped out of sight. Nowadays bankers still ask - _________________ FRUICS ORM 00 + _______________________ _______________________ WoO DO WU 1AIN < WILL A RM fSTATE AXNT! ) ________0F I 6ET 1HEIZE FiRsT-AN ~4 ~_ ew .. 000--1 ( cmiI3 .1 A I 1 + - + 7-28 - BU('S BUNNY ,. J__ VE2 USU ORDE2, EH,, X'LL TAZE CNE OP PETUNIA? EVE2yTW1WG Ya. ELILING, SUGS1 ' .1 * GUESS 7W' BOOK I SOLD YA ONVALES RFESISTANCE DIDN'T WLPI . i o& WArd D ritIDAT A. Me 6:16 (2) Sunshine Almas" 14) Sunshine Allmanae (6) Sunrlso Semester 7:00 (2) Toolay (6) News (S) Bill Hereon Show 7:01 (6) CaR.News 7:36 (3) rarm Report II ciei, icreams, hysteria - a I lnwinZ hate and fear of the 9:30-10 P. '.%f. NBC. !%fickio, world that denied them a Md' cm usual rowdy regulars, tonicht'A also provide that Father Figure. I - Afraid?" ______ 1:20 (2) (6) Gypsy Rose Lee ss eul.ey 16:211, (2) NBC News 16:80 (3) concontratlos 10:00 (2) Eye . aExpunged "Augrall" - . NOW - ASWT KEEPIN' 7i4AT 516/ F"PPlN'M0UTW O' YERS *WUT FjR A CWANGE, PORKYT 4O Cotton bundle I PW I I- cu I Nair and comic Jackie Vernon. One of the best skits features " , I-411 , 4 4 host.s Dan R.owan and Dick M8110611 for pkb.. ead .Nfartin doing the "First Live TV Coverage" of a safe burg. lary , and the finale features 'I d.I1,e,'c hit songs made famous by Fred1 dy 31artin. WE SERVICE ir - - I *f 10-11 P. .NI. ABC. The Avengers. "What the Butler Saw." Vital defense secrets are teak;n to the enemy, and Steed suspects that it s being done by a Zing of phony gentlemen's 1 gentlemen. Rather than 3V /:1 TONITS INSi SAT. ____________ FILST TIMI AT MCI buttling himself, he Imper-son ates - superbly - A :lUCCt33 of stuffy military types, cornappropriate whiskeri. Even better .1 • : i £ STARTS AT 745 FIRST HALF WILL BE kEPEATED ON :md SHOW .j I : ALSO TO t.ENGTH COME .1L' S Abe Drinking Man? of i:I 01 0, 11 .; SPRINGFIELD. 111. (AP) They opened the cornerstone of Storm S the Illinois State Capitol expecting to find architectural surveys! 4:36 (3) NBC News 4:00 (3) Matd% Game 12:31-12:41 Kinder ti m e (S) Tho Nurses 4:30 (3) Mike Douslas Show (6) Unclo Walt S.00 (6) Forest nangere i CA1111LOAD _______________ 3:Sb (9) ABC News 1:00 (2) Another world woo (2) jeopardy (9) General Hospital 3:26 (6) CBS News 3:30 (3) Tou Don't Say ;,; I of -auto radios • Installing and servic ing of 2-way radicis 0 I dated to 1868. Instea& they dis- 0 TECOULOr CO-1111111ATURS 10:44 "SON OF A GUNFIGHTIR . COLOR I I b I NOW! 11I-.43 0. : QO i 21111-- 79- 42 rowing room 45 rebted-U001.) 40 xchangs in Ilion ____ ;.""t I . _:_-__Ibl- .-- M ihI your sho" don't. Jubt Ila sufs your t.lephoue Is . far. arm abQijt 67 Wona DOWW _____________________ still connect' you,ris not llviug with rollitivos ''. - 41 Ru.rv.*loas __ - -----. - _ __ __ __ NOW DAILY All WINNBR 0P6 ACADEMY AWARDS1 11 I 115 per cent of all l)crsunul luau wn L.... MATUAIIIS ionon. Ary bun. $1.10 IVININ1111111 6 P.M. hi, set sue, h.t. 53.5$ 111011111 MOST ua"'"Isoe*oti"w NONOUD ~'. ~ I I I VMS VIL"I 1)0(8 I " NEW$PAI'E& RNTW&bE AbbN. .& HEATED POOL pall GOLF At The I$TI1CKA$I .jast for being 8111910. whild __ . our married friand r*105 Oldy 13. So tile Ilext 11 11le )()U droll worry If your puu t almiuc iud 1ä4 Ona d 2 Musical E I : (em gives (he bacheLor UI po-Uit ___ "(' bet to got a louts thins a awing tn bachelor. Not neceurUY. : %a .. .. . * 0118 Commonly use(I scoring I F a __ 1 ri2japonebs '-! ________________ 1 5 __ 7-18 - ELECTRONICS night, with guests Barbara 2:10 () Th• Doctors (6) House (1) ATtm. fo 7Ui I' 1 _____________ -. - d HARIOR 10-11 P. M. NBC. The Dean .tartin Summer Show. (Color) N Even funnier than usual are more subtle. Gone Is it he covered a pint bottle of whiskey. I Ak_%, 7-28 simple "YeV or "no." Now The bottle. dtcorated in leath0 "M IN M. bm 'I" &* n Fe. ea. they ask whether your apart. er and silver. bore this mei- sage: "Made for Abrkihdm Lin-, I ment, coines unfurnished, and 5:30 43) Newscope (4) Leave It To Beavor Johalkovsky had triod hi pould have turn*dl how muny there are in your (1) Newellue family. sented to him as an eniblem of out sme 000l folk rock!" your replias Is given It,I X US FRIDAT I his admirListration. It is pure Sign On a point score. The points are 6*30 and wiU grow better a3 it Answer to Previous Puzzle ~ determined, not by some shrewd 9:00-9::& -I I grows older." Amer. History old banker's judgment of how 1:31-931 Spanish VTR ~ ACILOSS llCultlystora of a significant your answer Is, but 1:51%-!0:15 114.1trosrolt1of HAS MILD CLIMATE I sort A I,__ on lendors' experience w I t h 10-30-10:45 Spanish I COneY h1sud 4 Bush, as of Ecuador's capital city. Quito. I Uiousands of other borrowers. enjoys a nuld clintate. The city I 4 Valuable food 5 Ground Ivy 11-10-11-3& ria. motoi fish What I 6 U(. tICS ouL) a fey miks from the VTR a 5 high enough to bring M Ir Ara ian robe form) VTR 1 Ir 13Applelike fruit, a F,eeth" to the lender's fact-? ActuallY. 111:00-13:10 Art than 9,OW feet. II for Inst.iiwe 9self-*#teem, mogUy tllu ()nos you could 14 Hideous IFILILIK 1.) i mower 0 ~_ guess - like telling him W 15 Borough (ab.) I -buffalo- - -_ you've worked for tile saille 16 Antipathies, 42 Mals deer "Tomontory 2A Individuals ' I a Calmer 29 olo, as bay 43 Ili solo firm for 20 yearso or tbut You 17 Dispatcher I sOMlasLanchesterluTurn salute 3lclosJvehlclu 44flt7mbsrk your Li o a hone free and own 21 11J9U D010f* 24r,reen-plUrn clear. But Were are a f a IN 47Art colonY is nAws $32.00 SINGLE 22 Commits I* NOW Mexico 25 16111 m*W. =K= surprises. Memory 401:xtra gymat 48 lion pmducts 24 Bebiw SUN. I 60lAtus (yr.) For example, You 11light thiuk 41 a '' Oft -_ that the corvat1ve, married j4 p Period p p 3111 DINNER FRIDAY i • aoBaluctant a I businessman with a wife and • BREAKFAST & DINNU SAIURDAY 32 UnruffWd a two kWdles would lie It better 34 Stocking Anp $atestts p ____ - ;4m's AN IDEA -ro STOP 141M FROM P96TF.2JW WU# PIET NtA-6ZZ.-8=. I 71L P.M. IN ZOM' the questions, but the queries 1" guest is singer Bobby Darin What a proudly complacent who offers 'Mime' and "Wios f law! What a cruet law. 9:00 (3) Best of Grouch* (6) Romper Room (') E xercis, for th e Modern Woman Secret usive ' . lust 'Ion '*W fine. (6) Marie Carpet 2:00 (4) Capt. Kangaroo 4:21 (2) Wuthsr, H.ws (6) en t1i dora's usual pranks, Eve Arden brin4 her scarred arms riddled is great as matoornit7 nurse with holes made by needle Kelton. who runs hor nursery conveying drugs that quiet the intolerahle InneUness. )11 " .e.......... -J ( fill M - "' kwit "NowwKwa PLUS ____ A EST 0 Ahj Ihz 0111.1k~ kkkl~k.fiAk .. - - - ~ -- FILMED IN COLOR AND WIDESCIUN S - ___ till me winter when aman'ha finallj friend had her baby Aside from En- wit ' i r i,''en 'utures They $24.00 Per Person OV i ,_ ' nyc aimleshsi .- Week- End Holiday rr To' . ird Ion -- ____________ , : • . rime to Eat L - I ~ " ~ 1 .I 6 , *'____ < . : A MAN ON 1I-I MOON.- . ' - _ ..,!-- - .1/ .. & ___ ' -_._ 3 0 ___________________ ______ I .. + . 41 117 : . 11 I t 1 01 , ~f i in . m. at Ind 'eLI U. poitirlei whn have made such t the nod or walk out empty-handed. Deciding who's going to get 10:11 (2) NBC News that loan Is tricky business. ij:oo (:) morning ~ pr Market Sweep w katea,m Loans were probably invented the day after they Invented 11:10 (3) Ps.ra.41s Bay (4) Dick Van Dyke I money. And the day after they . 4 (4) To Tell The Truth i. invented loans. somebody be. of Ufa (9) ga12 looking for a sure way to 1 tell a good risk from a bad 13:.-s (6) CBS News one. The search has been going U:30 (2) L:t'iPl&yPoitOtfteS on ever since. (5) Its truth is that lenders are n u 1 OufldlngUght (2) NBC News delighted to make loans to •• (5) • :. : 1:00 (2) News. Woather I people they know will pay the *7 , , I money back every time a lender picks a 1.35 (3) Focus Two . : .: . . 1:30 0) LeVe Make A Deal borrower who can't or won't _. The World Turns pay up, the loss can wipe out c the profit on a hundred success2:00 (2) Days of Our LITS& (6) Password ful loans. (9) Confidential for I In an effort to spot bad risks Women 10 ~!~ : ter I A'OSI4 like to take the porn- wife, %fary (M14s Reynolds) Low* I . X4 tl. - I 7 Y! - ~ it. Sur 2.505MET so= T TELL-TRIE WWL*TftM! sAY fr' cac Jg1TTL =Lr PML TIZZY ,.. .-.,'•- . MV. AMP WHYNix =K • e • ... -... -. I on off POWT RMW . . W. - - • .., - ________________ o I tI I . . At-!Z- -. KANET EARTH G'rrni& P1T1CROWPEI B - - _T' • SHORT RIBS our-b -.---- ' ' . .1-i I " ...I JALL . • I - -11 IT- - • .. I don't rGmembet- . _ ___ in'ditlitinn. _____________________-- !I' , - . .I- at the end It determines wheth. sit around for hours without breaking anything!" _~ _P= ;P ) . uy.' 41111,11 '"L i....:. 1 I don't have much to do with your credit rating - but you'll be •.'- I.- 1 4 ______ '. tions that sound as if they • t . REASONNUE I PRK3ES XNMJL15T TH'1H)P4G! "" r . - ,~N ~,`~ ,- yourself answering some ques. I %Ok- I askin for Oars ,- - F . " 9 . 7. . I-,?,.;~,- / ____ y . ' ' • , I - mall Loan? Evaluation Formula. When you go In for that loan, you'll find - 1411C ____ Then hotter i . - .. I WLL STAND &UARDI .) I-i-i - ' / , \ -.- ~)~ ~ are LUCKY %,N VE E - , f I (./ 0 -------.- ___________________________________ - - ght down to work. bumeu world S I - blue bread. Spread also's persons you admire that wiches and you can also siter- . V / t/ - 1 0 .I fpl* 111~ / -: 1/ . -_ I c i e Are you a good credit risk? If you need a small loan next week, to case you past a tem . PararY financial squeeze, would You know how to rate yoursalf? It's all worked out on a score sheet in the latest method of alzinst tip loan applIcants - a I -? , THEY RXJN0ajT -TKAT H& C, ~ A -' - ( ad. law thrtiizh one of my etty's I,) rh. Dnuhl. Life nt current beau with uItahl 5:00 (4) ThUrsday Night pears as Tiffany, Keilaway's ehiIren. Past the eheak..byMovie Jowl erih,.q in which the un() Mmckle P'tnn. some of the best (l,aloZi,e wanted babies lie, sometimes fly, on nee around. (2) noon Martin into th e nurerse vhers todti, Th. Raroit 11.1)0 (2) NWS die r.s m Y from one (4) New. O•):10 P. M. ARC. Bewitched. overworked toy to anaber, their (1) News "And Then Ther@ Were Threa." i, (Rerun) This Is a repeat nf i Richard Putnam • talents, convictions. eating with key people first 1 U - ' ) I III . 7_111, ~~ . ?5~~ 1 (4) Ths Munut.r. 7:0(1 (2) The ttltt.mtn It . - he an. 1:(10 (6; 01111san's Isla*4 (ti) ot 1:3n 121 Laredo ufl Here's luS r How To Gef 4'7 POP PRISCILLA'S ____ - P&I ç,fr7,OD - .11 J I - IXY~ ) I 1.I 1. iI;:1 I I. I 11 %.rl "d (it.11y to laway, a publisher who i-I he. i no Parent Figure of any kind iegei by problems of taxes, CXI4.i - the bleak, the deadly S 10 (2) 1(untlev-flrinklsv (5) WaLS.ir Cronkits ii - s NO DO ABOU7BE IT.P. -#'L' CC SCORPIO (Oct. 213 to Nov. -. i " warmth a.i will h4a their futures. ,. _; , __;_-0"7- .1~1 Turner (1) Cheyone k, NN #* ,i.s & Yi.htn TUVR$DAT P. R. 4:00 (2) Nowscope (C) NIIWU N.w. 49) ABC I i_! sk - ~] '- p ,l. ~'11 --_ - - CA P14 -- /1 11jr/ ,. .7 -I V40NDM N140 fPS . / * .- / - . ____ Ia .. - ____ - I V L Dick B" 3 -.--.• ': IiW the expre. hie Reynolds and Barry >Ilsor' ence in the home of a child, onme with a Mother P'igura itar In * xood screen varsion r)f Joan Kerr's Smadway xm*4th I like my friend in it is mew r a comedy. Nelson plays Rob Kel- desirable than OOC iri which . . t 44~ . • .. -.1 ~, _______ to h lid ngs ,ter abundance. You have = tz make quicker decisions for 0 seveml slices with alternatin 9 you are truly devoted instead colors and then slice for sand. of acting no comPlacent. Those a To ha ] i ,. . . "Whitt do you meon, 'trot lost?" I AM lostlot ci A DTIT AT tttL.AI1 V tSL4 IL hy courtship tinfortunatelv, t e a crazy law IT " I ' ..~ . " , ~ ____ L1 \ _~ rw 6y w9k 11%. TAL U& 16141, so I kw IUS (ov. 22 to the steam filter through. The ed the original plastic ties and about, especially for short 1) . fwe repluced them with a pair of huir?-EDDIE is required if you desire to Ile. X: %W 7our eyes. Veiling: ulso freab. IF-inch white shoe strings. The 0me InDre prosperous in your ;w eas this way. Thome who do ends were run through the I is for the reader who wanted cown mc of endeavor. Con ta ci.. not have a tea kettle can use eyelets on the bonnet and tied tO kflow how to tint bread. uig P0250fl5 who are very suejust add food coloring to the batter. The amount depends an cessful brings right ideas, ad- < vice for you to act upon. Be 4 Edyth _11~ I . 0. ~ & I%& b, "it, %w- T k oft Fos. P0. ON. lid Ill p Si-ptirpt.11 (Color) nviv doidit wm0flnir thk k;(Itllr, sent along to test her patrlrotiim . - _-WW__.%_ - - . '~ I i I . 49~4 "'*- u voj&t~ $.wpsr Eutterpripe Ai.a. a pan of steaming hot water. there in a knot. They stay tied-ETkjEL Z)EA POLLY-If you want -MRS. A. H. T. Polly's in frs*tm the flowers ms last DEAR POLLY-The plastic DEAR POLLY What will peT's summer hat, put your ties on my rain bonnet would - Tea, Put the not stay tied very long and give my hair a sheen or luswatar kstUe an and let it always seemed to come loose trous look without usinc a stss, hold the hut a few when I was shopping and had 'n- 7 Is there any household I I £v- r4 : :' ,. I - ,, -niArs THE FIk9T'nVZ . i.. - 4 4 . . 71-41~Ja BEFORE IT iPpac,.' S'. ,(J.SPEuJv'4G --- CAT AT7 M ., ~ ~ .. Pan Dopenhw bad--V J By . I' '. Y'P4tRE5 5TJLL 1 ui---r CAT' HO /HER'S THE HOPE RR'CLJ 1L.8SI 1 IF ME -Or A %M447- IS ATI-ROSP-05. T"lls BaTnx mo&TED 7-IS $A& C SEE T~41LZ REPW,FPB_-K1 :__~ ASMORE A14D MS GorDOES IT . : SAY? NCTE, A NM IN IT'/ 99 ~ < . - .1 i& :_ I I/ ,_ I .f .. ,-_-__11 . 1`6 Oft 15 ri~, . ~) V4.11 . . o . "r N. " 6 .I , Z 0 f . (;; (-,~ , % 4t N / 4 .% , I 'I', WI I ~..r 0k I ~ - ~_~ = y, don clubs temporarily to set more successful In social life. p i ZN.?. Pass Pa up two spade thcks because Show encouragement to those , CBE CLUB ' '- I of - __ Ist(ly has been around the lab ~sicin of that inflexible perferfildillpd, Roil tile 11pilwilill ernpillon ,4 n dinimr. llp'pt 9.10 ,I. A IW. 'I he Double tno long and 4ho jrlv**t F1 in gocial welfare ,vhIcIj %vill, keol Ili) n nice milostititite I'Afe of IIP.nry Phyfe. "Phyfoh a ni than warm waleorns. 4 yj. -We must have everyI j, WIN." (Color) (Rernn) a Pint-pripe for Batman inxIde tile Takelt , thin4 F.XACTLY RIGHT - or It inia t-niie, but INUPR Natural Nuclf-Rr phypirfiRt Anna Flither 9.11:15 P. N1. (;8.9. The G89 jwe tan't have it At all." ,lqf,us 'I'5 Mitchell) (FIvin Allman) l about to lie Thursday Night Mnvie'i. "vtary, (Ii '.r whsirn ,i Father Figure N - - ,/-/ . LOO4'S Us<t. he will be able to count nine who are having difficulties. bd he would be likely to scresim sure winners this way. Laur, Avoid new trend of being as wba a second club lead disReally good players have he will have time to set up hard as nails. 1osj that the king bad been bad luck also but they have a his last club for his tenth a shmikton. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. no) W~ am Illowns wIU die away to a lot km bad luck thazi others trick becaus, If be discovers that because they make it a point left with the thirteenth heart wa- hut the d mvrm 69 " InanifEll to make his to take cout insurance wban- and thhUentli Apadoe and "a that brrints them joy and corn. ever possible. The correct way to cash them. fort Abetter eture , . 1. : ! i- q., " (D) . I . -_A. __ . -1 tug pretty pugnacious A big plas with th is type of holding smite will do much to soften - .... - . c¼. & . ____ i \" I, FROM - . 11 . . 'N , c.'1 . - in Dutch sincie others are feel. `1 I ( DYP4G-- ,) . . ___ I .,. ~ t -... a - ~I " .~j AT-~ WO A-T-6 " - HAPPE-NIW= " ..-Io ri C 0", ~ .SL.: I I p .. L ____________ 1-1) - - .~f P1 4 r- -'3/ " P.M be comforting )IOON CHILDREN (3une .- I low advice wisely. Your mate - - Alnkrp (Itrun) I nos Alfrr'i Ia atill show 0.t- TV AW&91?h / I . !.,~4i ,il"N. 2.;% L V ;,. .( All . ~ - .____..0 q 1.1 no 04 of that E'sther flgure. I tried man created to mother child. baby hard to help her get a baby f £Cfl Arid there are thouandi anti thntsands of what the Welfare Stachine ealli "4øPndent and n.leete4" children 'who ime reviews overcrowd our citlid-earing jnstItitnn>ThthIngdoing. k / .1 . 111 1 0 YN T k I _______ 1 S could he somewhat petulant ffi = WK9I 0AM MY M ,icte1iil, I .j' V"-i 0. \ /. ,% i) 11 \ .-.- I .- I RX-PUI__NlAM1W * "5Z- - I'*g ~ I 1;, _ V~ _,._ , q 4 1\ '.' .4, ,"1ti:\ r• ci II':' i, frlvq,d wiit, works a, She ilvea with her mother he- anqwer with her nsim" tant atl,,t un rasiae liar marriage 60V (1C.f I V% -Si 'S I . ,,-~ 'rj I I z t' I ' -, '•__'\ .. , i ______ \_S _____________________________________ - t,. 11!l / Muriel Lawrence because . 4 ' Ii.''.`I - 7 unwantC : .: -,' -''- -* clonafly ,, F . .. ) .1. S -•'•'-_--- p _______________________ know her well. The law won't allow her to plealød with all kin4i of pei'pl enitite there'9 no I in the adoption anti welfare efone it, ask in(-. adopt one bt, A IIIII-ses, Rifle III A it no rather Fli - in "What wottinn r7f your nefluninman [till ljospitalI q pitychlAirle witird .1 As a matter of fact, tiet enlerw her home you Sh.i tnnc ,eernq to for iist,irbeil ntlok'qrt'nt lives with ti e r !0.yeat.OltI d wilts th ,'øntiaJ maternal foster motherhood, like ',p. for the right of some mi ld h4 arid binsmother In a Iimsir that l warm, qusslitlm'q of tnlcmn"s anti in- five motherhood, is also denied baby who th e )me of a woundr of the ahQne co l orful Sfltl lovingly nrgnnlM'tl. lc'IlbUnr"l", I hinsikI have It, to her I hnc . % ' T\ ', to % ,,% - - - different, __ I '. '\' %;. ; -50rA? VRof- :N I A I- r: -A I % CVL LI,SW%J -tolk%_00\11~1/ ~ IN CLINIC. THNN "TWE %V4`14,TLr-K'f, I - ___ •___ Wr 3/u! Wpm.n: J;M POURI _____ b - V TIAS Kit) 141%% roir'' - By Galbraith SIDE(1LANCI OUR nOA1rnINGHTS!L -- - - - :,' i - [ I , li, I �- 010 1- - 11 ....._.:_ -----.-_.-- .-..-. - . . - P su!crb hr ( sub' 2A. 11-456 ~ : Wisconsin Will Tak I . kl I 1 Ruling Awards Team To Atlanta vi ce \VIs• sway the cmiii and coli li 1tAI)1SON, VIs. (Al consin turned toward the U.S. In vhnne the rules. . ..,.4%,I~t,.4 ~~I ." F~ "_,0:kk 7 -~, ;;;Q - - _______- flrrnlb .1111.v 2 R, pr, IA ____ ___,___-_11111M --- Vtts, ''9'Ir -_ - Oniit"rh - it rend into a fanied 1922 tIM, MIt. prc'tmic, Court derision It%P Intent -EAN Vii"tisins Supsrinr Court hint bnsc'ImnlI be heft itiilniii'h,c'tl Supreme Court today in fin hid hi isllte It self moemm (4omlgu'MM In bay on nn ----------------------------------baseball to bring itit ervrnic'd. Congress hivit at avail antitnist charge after liing the Omit. said the court, anti (tiara. battle In Its own court. Fore so should the state. The 4-3 Wisconsin Supreme The added that Court ruling Wednesday that state could hardly expect to try At nt awarded the fl rnves to govern a husitiess that spans left the pi"OW('C( of return of a continent. baseball to Milwaukee nt least If not forever doubtful. The decision reversed a Nil The Wtsonstn court- said s;wwnukee court's verdict that. the J 5M1PJOLE OF ~- . ,:-, 1, Pro Grid TV ., "'o ,:,\ ...I "I 'ZI ,~"% -'. .1, , . ''. 1 11 , ; -N , A... ~ ~'i l '%_-~ .. 't '' II -;!~~., _t`_V#',~ ENS. MICHAEL E. Paul, . at Naval Air Adofficer's wings in cerenony vanced Training Command, Corpus Christi, Tex., where he was designated a naval flight officer specializing in aerial navigation. Paul,presently visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Paul, in Lake Mary, has received orders for a fleet assignxnent at the Naval Air Station, Lenoore, Calif. Paul is being pinned above by Cdr. R. L. Shafer, training officer at Corpus Christi. (Navy Photo) 1 t P O,qC.,)4 S7"U,41/ LE.'4c' I • S fore ii When A Veteran Dies 1 : ' tj 1. /1 ( j: I / ? I'll .1 '1 . Vf . i) . 4 enlistment time I I~ ijl 1 n.., forming a , LI; at . iors SURFER SHIRTS! $ 3 ud WOMEN'S NYLON SHELLS! 99 MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS! easy can, fabrics. For dress, golf or casual, in Broken sizes 30 to 40. . . . . . 4 99 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 1 r E,*.. 198 II BOAT BUMPERS! Sleeveless and rolisleeve blouses in white or pastels. Sizes 28 to 36. ................ 99 .only! ............ . 50 2 WOMEN'S STRAW HANDBAGS! Vice straw handbags in white or pastels. Pow! 2am! Zap. Bat man plates for your car. While theylastlOrig. I.49........... NOW U Necklaces, •arrings bracelet, and pins! Buy save! . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ROY'S AND GIRL'S $ 3 plaids and solids. Sius29to4O...,.,. NOW Originally to 1 .98 NOW 77' NOW Entire stock of sunsuits reduced. Sizes I to 4. Buy now and sew.! statement GIRL'S SWIMWEAR RIOT! Entire stock of girl's swimwear reduced! S I & 2-pc. styles. Charge several! Orig. 5.25. GIRL'S SUMMER WOMEN'S SANDAL RIOT! Oi'lginally $1 SUNSUITS! the i 23 - 77c Straw sandals priced to move fast! Plastic soles, wedge heels in summer styles! 5 to ID. WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES! Originally to 19.98 DRESSES! Originally to 10.98 NOW $1 to A ill,j iiiittlll~ 470 ~ F&* a $ 7 2fw Entire stock of girl's dresses, assorted styles in sizes 1-3, 3-6x, 7-14. Buy now for back to school. MEN'S DRESS SLACKS! Penn -Pr.st Dacron/rayon dress slacks . . sizes 29 to 38.......... MEN'S DRESS JEANS! WOMEN'S BEACH HATS! Men's cotton/nylon dress jeans in sand and loden in 29.30-3 I only..... ...... Close out of women's straw beach hats! Originally to 2.98............. NOW information , f Ut applications. • j1:. (NEXT: Pension for wid- .. UWk.) •., L met All the information contained in this series plus additional material is available in book form for your permanent iderence. To order a copy send name, address and $1 to "Veterans Benefits," /O (Sanford Herald), P.O. Box 489, Dept. (82771), Radio City Station, New York, New York 10019. I ___ 1011111111 I .,,%_ I • .i.` I. FHA Wasting %. ' iN ON 11111114 ••' :~' ,... A r ,,, In State Charge , , .1 \ , .1 WASHINGTON (LYPI) - A Delaware Republican senator has accused the Federal lionsing Administration of unsound policies in Florida that risked millions of dollars. Sen. John J. Williams, in a Senate speech, said the FHA approved pmjcts In Florida that be said wre ohvlouily unsound .owiomlrally. "The tesuk Is multi-million dollar loss to the FHA and, in face of existing high varates, is bankrupting the Private investment phase of the building induitr> in that arcs," be said, , \ 111111111111 WA . AU DUSSU) UP for a.n, Wane Oberon g welcolag housing her back Ia a Hoflyood udM. The actress, wife of a $ adJlio1re IndustrIalist, is appearing in "Hotel," her rstmovlehilOears,and donating her orphanage in Acapulco, Wezico, where she has a li $$ 2 for$ l 0 sizes 3 $ fee RUBBER FLOOR MATS! For either front or rear, these rubber mats will you plenty! ............... ..... 5 99C save $ $99 ,. -1 ---• - T'T - -.. • - - 1 .. "CRAZY DAISY" BAGS! Matching "Crazy Daisy" cosmetic C$ and travel bags. ............ SO 3 BOY'S PENN.PREST SLACKSt No ironing these slacks in slims and r.gulars! Broken sizes. Originally 3.9$. ........ NOW 19" PORTABLE TELEVISION! All-channel portable T. V. in charcoal cabinet. Charge 1+! .................... styling EARLY AMERICAN DRY SINK! Early American dry sink complete with glassware. Originally $99. ............ ...... NOW $79 0 ._.-...-•m4t.m•,.,.,-" - . • -.•• 4' -_••_ I - ~ N HEAD COACH P ()"II E SEM1%.)LE5 KETBPtLL_ Ai'JD BASE BALL. TEAMS ), - I f our time tf plit tifl1! a tifld 'hib on t h. field :i nd mak intt' air fan hill)pv" M.flaio inirI, The P.r;jvc'i mn"ecI to A tl a n t a ('or he ci oie of he I 9.r, ":i nd had h"en .' nhroiieti in . ietral 1m'rpnto iince. "Thee leia I r)hi"am,4 have a - ' A , .h • W r*t-hittinmr Rrav:'q - a hay: , 1111 111111 ' '.vei;hl hetje-.' at's the 'IC,'ins. cltL ;lust last two ). 1. A., (- , ~ irj. "pparent1v they just never - / • \'., that it - - ij in 'nt,,ln't have' to moVe,' he - m PALPH IS NEVER EN AT 578,4LL GAMES WITIIWT /1/S "OLD W"9 WHICH I-E CLAIMS BRINGS HIM GOOD LUCK!, .!;~,,~%1~14Z ~~ 1~~ mupport rho team - in L5O r'M Afliment' anmo mon tf't. 'r 'he Wiqeonqmn cm,pr.me roiirt mnnnnnr,'d it had .'nterl -1-1 to 'hr.u.i' "ait ;t Io"or court -iIUnlr that flie R,-;mvoq hq1 .'joh,ite,I \ 7 eonqin snti-11,11.4t, awq. %?,'HaIe iimjl rh,' fld" of hlwtuk,',. had nun,' ouportuni. 'to k't'p the Rt,voi there. 'W' t.'nt pnint,mi ,lilt to them rha t in ho I en in vnmi Id mean md •i ppc';i Ii niz nr them to that '.Vr! Might F:mr, it the .immme time, 1" milled mnv' . despite ,iIl our varn. hat -.'h ih' th ta na'; have' heon a II 1!.-' ,rtor tb" Rr,i','ei' 'mmrr,'nt 'ir Milwaukee ini.I ihnw half ,'v tnndirm in the National ma much fli.rht and efr,irt whihi, I '-'a'uo, ''a lot of at ha'' I hintr Wi. v.'r,' 41til I thor,' and needed ire to blame too" mupport •m rh.'v havo ilmwn in The P,ravea, after tratint 9-0 I ryint.r to '.'t IS hftek. 'vn',i itill ri the fifth innmnir, lnit. ,ii_', to a' mr mn"s in fi1. the St 1,aamja ('ardinak W.'clnn'M'my niht, It 'va4 their e"..'nrh ''m n their Ia-it 'i1!lit Inekey -mu Crilmon, won the and felt them tied With ,. he \)y runnjn of tli. Atlan\ ark Stef for •'I1!hth olitre. tic 'ity F1:mndieap. Last year M. [ía le poiiita'tl nit, that 'ha' hi' enrcd vii Ii Indoctrinate and T.db HA hy' •''" ;ir" hnppv that. a'rlum.'iit of' the Rrm'oi in am'?nr the trmnrhtuetn tthint:i bn o h' vif, eon very t.in1e-nofl4urnin( for anitt,"n,ont," iammt \t.- Hale. - HE Rri'" family V.'dneartny cHow ME AH4rli 'THAT I4ELPS WIN hRE GAMES.AND j 'hL. EftA 1on low law he 'von ihoard Inbal- 101 at SPEC IALS EVERY DAY ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M. .6:15 P.M. F!L7q C16PP17k,' 5#INFORD ?EAL,D - 310 1. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 3O This practical pail is un-breakable and a must for home or travel! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . C second in most hits is B. Robinson (121); and second in doubles is B. Robinson (25). Of the top five percentage pitchers in the AL, only one is not from Baltimore. Stu Miller and Jim Watt are tops with 7.2 marks, David McNalley is 9-3, and Jim Palmer Is 11-4. The 'ace' of the Steve Barber, is trailing along at a 10-5 mark. - Pitching Boosts San Francisco Over in the National League, the Giants 1 - as of Wednesday In the lead thanks to a "two-man" pitching ataff and not because of their renown hitting. Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry have a combined record of 31.6, which Is more than half of the Giants' victories. The rest of the staff owns a paltry 29-34 mark. Only Willie Maya and Jim Hart, who are tied for fourth in home runs with 22, and Maya again who is fifth In RB!s with 63, make a dent among the National League's hitting 4 leaders. The Pirates, meanwhile, are using their bats to In the race. Matty Alou (.84:1), Roberto Clemente (.829), and Willie Stargell (.828) are three of the loops four hitters while Stargell Is among the leaders In home runs and Clemente joins - were 11 1 C I 33 £ top Infants stretch terry sunsuits, polo shirts, shorts and creepers in sizes I/ to 2. ......... ca him in the RBI column. Clemente Is nlso second in hits with 127 and second in triples with eight. 10 21" CONSOLE COLOR TELEVISION Maple or Walnut finish! Enjoy fall shows In full $399 color this year! .. . . . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . Clemente, Oliva Could Repeat Again 116 SO" CONSOLE STEREO! AM, FM steno with 6 speakers BOY'S BOXER SHORTS! in walnut Preschool boxer shorts in sizes 2 to 7. Solids finish! Charge it! ....................... 179 and plaids. ...................,...,..,. SOY'S SEERSUCKER COORDINATES! Hats, shirts, shorts in sizes 4 to 7. Red/ white, blue/whit, stripe. .......... 66c to BOY'S KNIT SHIRTS! Boy's knit polo shirts In broken sizes and sorted colors! Originally .98. .... NOW SM. as. $3 fee - ) 1 1 GIRLS SPORTSWEAR RIOT! STOCK UP NOW AND SAVE! Originally to 6.9$ NOW $ $ $ - - Entire stock of girls summee sportswear roduc.d for a sellout! Choose from crop fops, blouses slack sets, short sets skirts and shorts. Sims 3-6z and 7.14. FANTASTIC PIECE GOODS VALUES! SCOOP UP THESE SAVINGS! ASSORTED COTTON PRINTS lc luck GINGHAM. COTTON SATINe DENIM SOc yd. CUAMPUPRINTS $lyd. .pc. i*aiy AMERICAN SIT! SAVE MONEY HIRE! Stock up now on thes, wonderful saving;! Just in for all of your back to school sewing. Come in and charge it today! 3-cushioned Early American sofa . time Originally $338.00 $1 NOW IT! in HAK Sanfo r d Plaz a ... Open - stay 1 2 '........ ••-• .•--• - - High-back swivel rock., Matching loose cushion recline, Presently, Clemente Is making a great run at winning his third straight National League batting crown, is is Minnesota's Tony Oliva in the American League. Only two other National Leaguers have woil the batting crown three or more times In succession. They were Ilonus Wagner of l'ittsburgli, tour times from 11196 through 1009; Rogers Hornsby, six in a row from 1920 through 1925; and Stan Musial, three in a row from 1950 through 11162. Only two others, Jacob Daubert of Brooklyn in 1013.14 and LA's Tommy Davis (1962-63) have won It twice In a row. There has been only one three-time In a row winner in the American League and that was the Incomparable Ty Cobb who won the bat title nine straight years from 1907 through 1915, missed $ year and then won It three more times in a row. Pretty Fast Company if 00 nidits IN 9 P.M. Mon. fhru Safe I - - - - ,•_ - -- ys 15.17-year-old 100 breast- staff, 88c BONANZA! UNBREAKAILE WATER PAIL! 3 99 Early American with maple arms. Corne in and charge It today! MEN'S PULLOVER SHIRTS! Pullover terry shirts in assorted stripes! Sizes S.M.L. Originally 3.9$. .............. NOW 1 Entire stock of outdoor webbed furniture reduced! MEN'S BETTER SUITS! $' Chairs, chaises, rockers. Originally Dacron/Wool blends in broken sizes 36 to 46. to 16-98. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW Short, reg., and long. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MEN'S WALK SHORT SETS! Shirt, walk shorts with coordinating belt in sizes S-M-L.. Orig. 9.9$. . . . .. . . . . . . NOW sizes. NOW $9700 csney - . . roke. A quick check of the Major League leaders shows you why the Baltimore Orioles 11 games in front of the pack - ala New York Yankee style - in the American League. Four of the loop's first six hitters are from Baltimore 2. Run Snyder (.325), 3. Frank Robinson (,324), 5. Boog Powell (.301) and 6. Brooks Robinson (.800). Two of the top five home run hitters are F. Robinson (29) and Powell (22); the top three RBI men in the American League are B. Robinson (81), Powell (74) and F. Robinson (71); the man who scored the most runs in the league is F. Robinson (78); p at BETTER LAWN FURNITURE! $5 summer dresses reduced. Juniors, Misses and Half - Why Orioles Are First SUMMER BEDSPREADS! 00/. Polished cotton summer spreads. Twin or cull, in Blue. Pink or Lilac prints. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 $4 5,000 BTU ROOM AIR CONDO! Uses I 15.120 regular house current! Originally 118.00. . .... .... .. .. .. . ........ NOW SOFA RED! MEN'S SWIMWEAR! Entire stock of men's swimwUr in wild prints, polka WOMEN'S SWIM CAPS! dots. Boxer style. Originally to 4.98. . . ...... NOW Better values a fraction of their original.... value! ..... .... ••••••e••.... 77c -• •,. - ace medals and 10 more seed place awards recently In two-day swim meet at Mount Sanford swimmers scoring: GIRLS are Originally 119.00 NOW$5t0$1 2 Entire stock of women's - ' Other two. in-succession champs in the American league were Al Simmons (1980.81), Joe !)iMagglo (1989-40), Ted Williams (th ree times - 14142, 1947-48, and 11157-68) and I"crris Fain (1951.52). If Clensesite amid Olsvu lth win the bat titles for the third straight time, it will he the first time this has happened since Wagner and Cobb teamed up in 1907, 1908, and 1909. And man, that's pretty fast company. Oliva and Clemente have two different philosophies on hit-ting. Clemente says " good" and Oliva says "in. lucky." But whatever this duo says, they've made believers out of American and Nutlwuil Lcasgue pitchers. me I . - ' . - id by Bob Besserer In the EARLY AMERICAN $5 mont . Sanford's crack swimming am came home with six first M e Sanford Swim Association try in the 9-10 age bracket lb victories in the 50-yard ckstroke and 50-yard butterr. Walt, along with Tommie inter, Michael Smith and b McIntosh, helped capture firsts In relay events. The two SSA victories re by Kathy Reagan In the 10 year old 50 freestyle event C MEN'S WALK SHORTS! Penn-Prest dacron/cotton walk shorts in Originally 4.99 ..................... unrocover - :'.'. WDI3O teleca sts will be co. sponsored by the Sanford First Federal S&t, Association. .'ntin 5 100 per cont . ' '..nr"rt",f h,t ,, 'f(ei-t 'jfl to I',' marl" to .tr,'nglhq'n Vhk I"p,,rfnit.nt. The Rravnu hw' radon t,WO )itrt1er'i \ith - heir \ .\ Fiehn,rind. Va. farm 'hih hi'i Tt4Ta!o iprdo' for ;thT thy' ,lit. other BAT MAN CAR PLATES a 4 In Meet - now and Firsts t. 0~ , v ~. ira, Welt Morgan set the pace for time written 6 . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . WOMEN'S SUMMER JEWELRY! Penn-Prest sport shirts in solid àolors. Sizes S-M-L-XL.................. . and oil country. The recent hook-up of the American and National Football leagues will probably intensify the interest in these early glimpses of some of the top. flight gridiron gladiators, the 19C . . PASTEL PENCALE SHEETS! Twin and full sizes in lavender and turquoise MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS: 12' CANE FISHING POLES! BOY'S SHIRT AND SHORT SETS! For pre-school boys in cotton and 44 knit. Sizes 3tol. Orig. to2.98.NOW to One piece glass rod with Zebco "202" reel 99 End of the season clean.upl Hurry! While for happy fishing! .......................they last! ................... . . . . . . . . WOMEN'S PENN.PREST BLOUSES! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Limit 2 per cuiton.rl Penn.Prest surfer shirts in assorted sizes and colors . ............................... ROD AND REEL SPECIAL! Women's stretch knit nylon sleeveless shells in sizes S-L............. -M .. . . . . . . . . voter- veterans. -4 sors SWIMWEAR! Entire stock of boy's swimwear in solids, plaids and prints. Broken sizes 4to20. ... and give the city an expansion club. Now that gun has been spiked, At least temporarily, The ca." long has been epected to reach the U.S. Supreme Court regardless of who won Wednesday, but now it is baseball that Is the home team, It is Wisconsin which must , - Gets . . h. Hv on the phi. field hut. they f,,re it mit'ht he itep in 'he right direct,,,vi. .Fohn feffaIe. pro'iid"nt and r.nora mafl,I,'y- o1 the Rr;,vei, o-,i,,,ned that pronc. uflntIrn ' th their 10 1! ii luittlo to heeon' of \fp1 timkeo ha'i he,i lr, n front offr' jmel -it time when they might have her.n innv' help to 'he '.'iini, "Now .rc can .t hn'k to 1e• " F -V. ( t pi -, 'ç/!LI__ CO IA/LIE /4/S CQ/$fl4/fr4Q' C//OFZ ,5 4G/41PJ rH 'Y'E,AIQ • cision is made. Aug. 26 the Colts move to Baseball was too busy celePrivately, Milwaukee had Cleveland where they take it brating Wednesday's victory to never harbored high hopes that punch at the Browns without open this winter's battle. Its once beloved Braves might the services of one Important be uprooted from Atlanta and Brown-Jim, that is. returned to their home of time The curtain is brought down past 13 seasons. on this series on Sept. 2. The However, it had hoped, to use Dallas Cowboys and the Minne. SSA the legal struggle as siege gun sota Vikings will match punts to force baseball to compromise and passes in The Big 1) cattle ,- By Ray (rnmley assistance In filing burial Ye. WASHINGTON - (NEA) quest applications. - The Veterans Administra- Applications should be made tJo, will pay 'burial expenses only at the time of death of up to $250 for a veteran of the the veteran or eligible dependSpanish-American 'War, World ant. Grave sites are not assignad in advance of immediate reWars I or II or Korea. Peacetime veterans retired quirementa. A Uni ted St ites flag will for disability Incurred in the line of duty are eligible as are be provided to drape the caskP eligible as are peacetime vi- eta of veterans who have serve I rans receiving aad in wartime, including Ko$ service-c'mmected compensation. rea, and all vete rans who have peacetime if a veteran vete dies while in served in the post-Korea cold.. a VA hospital or home, the war period. '7- . .. Veterans who served at least overnment will pay part, or during peace, all of the costa of transporting one before Korea are also P the remains to the cemetery chosen for burial. Application eligible.. So are all pre-Korea may be made at any VA off i ce. peacetime veterans who were Burial in a national come- released from service for die6 tory is available to any honor- ability incurred in the line of ably discharged veteran of duty. The flag may be given to • wartime or peacetime services. 10 servist! who die while per- the next of kin or close friend b active duty, for train- of the deceased after the core10 many. Application may be made ing also are eligible. - a Burial usually is also avail, at any VA off ice or at most able for the wife., husband, post offices. A 11 bonnrablj discharged widow, widower and -minor chi)Tin. peacetime and wartime dren of eligible reamed adult children of dig- ans an entitled to a headstone govern. Ibis veterans are also eligible or grave marker if they're physically or men- mont expense, whether buried at a private or government tally dependent. Vt;• • U.S. citizens, who, as such, cemetery. served in Servicemen missing in action of war in the armed forces of governments are eligible for memorial plots amed with the United States, in national cemeteries. So are may be eligible for burial in men killed while in service to national cemetery. whose remains have not been i ye If an eligible veteran's busidentified or were 11 ka band or wife, minor child or able. Servicemen buried at sea eligible adult child dies before have same right. These the veteran dies, he (or she) veterans are also entitled to thi may be buried in a national memorial headstones or markarkfit cemetery. Cemetery. But the veteran must ers. file a A;'plicaitions for 'headstones iuying that his intention is to be bu- and markers, and memorial nod at the same spot. plots in national cemeteries adApplicUons should go to the ministered by the Army Dosuperintendent of the national partment, should go to the Chief cemetery In which burial is de- of Support Services DeparVsired. But any VA office will of the Army, Washingprovide and other ton, D.C. 20810. Applications for memorial plots in national cemeteries ad11, ministered by the interior Do-I '--r pertinent should go to the Director, National Park Service, I Washington, D.C. 20240. But any VA office will proUI 'ide information and other as11 -',+ slatance in filing headstone, GRID T 5TRAIGP'fT VICTORIES PRO/il A'-JD /95 7'O • carry the case to the highest The pro-season schedule kick s had vietitni rd Milwniikep, but court in the land. off on Aug. 12 when Green flety split by time narrowest But La Follette conceited it. has a ChOUCC to see If they still margins on the question of would be at least early loll be' look like champions as they go whether federal law allowed the the court Would decide against their old rivals, Chics- state law to be enforced. whether it would hear the case. go Hears. "The state court tins held it is And even If it does, he agreed The next Friday night the St. a federal question and this is baseball might already be in the Louis Cardinals play host to right clowim time Supreme Court's 1967 season before any final do- the Baltimore Colts. Then on alley," said La Follette. ~ 11111111 IllS 1JU/V/C)R VARS T Y 1 of Benefits For Veterans -14 HAS i 'L\ gal V 1dory • I prosecution, series of exhibition games that the Braves timmist return to Nit. Wisconsin's ym ithiul Atty. will he played on Friday nights aukee unless a 1967 expansIon Gen. Bronson C. La Follette and will bring together some lentil were provided the city. promised within on hour after of the top ranked National FootLa Follette noted the Wisron. the upset ruling that he would sin court agreed that baseball ball League contenders. 1i ' More e nnta lrv'4 (tnrt s"p4"v't that their \'irtr,rv in the Vkeonin Supremo ('oi,rt '-fll nff'r any ,mmr'qlinto hoip for their tram- IS NEW ATHLETIC D RECT OR AT LoI)fJn. dflcalLy that baseball is a urn. The word is mit that football National I.engue and the flrnvs nopoly and gravely wounded fnns will have an early oppor. were guilty of violating the Milwaukee by deserting the tunity to whet their appetites state's antitrust law. city, but it flhlC(1 thi' 5Pwt re' for their favorite sport. For the It hurled the ease out of court. mained immune to antitrust With It went an April order that tint flint, ells will t el eca st a USN, receives flight I I 4. -1,_ - P ,J On August 12 I ''.,.ir. '. (_j:J Gets Underway to I Needs TClu b L.. UdU ----~ MII OACIE.$.rr Justices F`_ .•-',••.• Brave s' Suit To Supreme Court i : '.- I I ~_ _~ I ... 4., ; -•. -•. I Hurp fo qisat sorewde savings! W.ve aHi.r.d wai*ed mercherdIs. aed 'educed pikes for a fast sefl• IcA - ,• -.. 11-And-Under: 100 Medley ReSSA (Happy Dens, TerHunter, Martha McDonald, rn Roberts); 25 Back - 3. eas 100 Free Relay-2. SSA lonica 0111ff, Doss, McDon. d, Roberts). ?-And-10: 200 Medley Relay-2. A (Cherie Rosemond, Kathy eagon, Debbie Mize, Kathy ileline); 50 Free-2. Reagan; Breast-4. Rosemond; 50 ack-3. Reagan; 50 Butterfly 1. Reagan (38.6); 200 Free elay-2. SSA (Rosemond, K. Reline, Debbie Mize, Reagan), 11-And-12: 200 Medley Relay 6. SSA (Regina Crowe, Shely Dowlen, Judy Bales, Pam y3. Firestone . " ' ~" ! , - • I tt•#0.~t t 100 Free-S. Pat !IlWeickert, 8. Nancy Schweicrt; 200 Medley Relay-2. SSA f ayne Polgar, N. Schwelckert, argaret Smith, P. Schwelc. rt); 200 Free-S. P. Schwlecrt; 100 Breast-4. N. Schwlecrt, S. Polgar; 100 Fly - 4. nith; 200 Free Relay-2. SSA 'olgar, N. Schwicckert, Smith, 15-To-17: 6.00-13 tubeless blackwall Now at Passenger Tire Prices rortstono TRANSPORT Nylon cord puiI $1.38 Fwd. tax; .41.0 t* .0i' START Schwicckcrt). AT$ BOYS 8-And-Under: 100 Medley Rey - 3. SSA (Jimmie Rose- QUAUTT COMES 1st 'JiS\ ond, Paul Smith, Roy Harden, ott Bartholomew); 25-BackBartholomew; 100 Free Relay when for only a few In0ro you Øit 'alt Morgan); 50 Free-3, Morin, 3. Smith, 4. McIntosh; 50 reast-2. hunter; 50 Back-I. organ (37.9), 8. Smith; 50 Fly Morgan (33.7), 5. Smith; O Free Relay-1. SSA "A", 12.9 (Hunter, McIntosh, Mor. in, Smith). $21.70 19.90 23.03 .)"j F!) .) I I) ) 1. I .''U $.LSA.t (5..'-Ll 4-4'-1$ 4 7.60 1 ' s.so•te o0711. with rubbif .0-is 15.004,' All i,i, in. 1th.. Im.s suA IT iii .. iJ- U U.' is..11.1.1 ii r NO MONEY DOWN 30 17 A.0 6.00 1 16 $ ALL SIZES AT LOW, LOW PCES Shock. l"orti fled nylon i,.urd body Vd. 1 19"' Size: 6.70x 1 5 T.x it's 123*5 ITO 7.00x Is Size: 7. Prices plus tax. No trade-inneedud. I$ I 44 26.90 t.".t -. t&k)-( .t5t 47. 0- 1 -1 ' u&" AtI...tl00 pi,t'iJ Ufl for IC ' delflAill Well loads evell ou ..._Zj ., h. S'UF ytthbcr wears evealy with eImp"t-irt-whitant Tub.i..m wwi.w.u.1 • tJ- t. ,or Ull IUIW 1011404i n.mih'ae treart out body $1$.0t) 7,3-ti t7.t'-t4 stui fur 411101%t .t.t,itit" 11-And.12: 200 Free RelaySSA (Danny Reagan, Gar. , ad Harden, Jim Whekhel, Tih.i.s. siain 7.3.'- It K.4-1%1 Mo,tiC' ,IraPttt%I't t..4 W itle, diii' 18 1.00.11 get Flri't°' qustttY? Look of these the of PLUS fratIireS('hLiflIPbOa DelUXe l,'irea(Oflh' SSA, 2:29.4 (Tommie Hunter, iclmael Smith, Bob McIntosh, "rit 'vilh • ILLS' just anY ttrs WhY buy Medley Relay- *Deep. gear-Trip nOfl-.IjLJIi eaig 'Wjde, flat, and Check our LOW PRICE on your size AT FIRESTONE 3. SSA (Bartholomew, liarin, David Parker, Paul ,f( Fcldmeyer); 200 Medley clay-4. SSA (Jeff Feldmuyer, aroen, Reagan, Whelchel); 50 Truck Tim The tire that's ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT on America's finest 1966 Cars Iy-2. Taylor. 9.And-10: 200 DEUVERY TYPE Deluxe Champions iylr); 50 Back-6. Taylor; 50 nith). N1ft0N CORN LOW, LOW PRIcES ON. ) 29.30 3"."5 ). I15 ) ..53 i -v -$ I, I I I 3t.05 3..10 U. fled, iu,..p.gb1 uei bv,h tuid. u, .. ' IEMitIi!1i1 JI IV Now pi1 u* • Tsske Monthus at P,,iI•,I Siwi,, I.NIP.$I$$V.IV p'ai.d aP P.,uI.y'.D.I.,. .1 of all •ev.• i'..,o"i •su.,u, Assuz'tud colors arid to Pay C r, "..toe. ,, 8 8 reatt-7. harden. RAW 'iv "- C'zsawnstr 13-And-14: 200 Medley Relay SSA (David Fitzpatrick, at Kildilne, Tom KUdUne, rancls Smith); 200 Free Rey-3. SSA (Fitzpatrick, P. llclIne, Smith); 100 Fly-7. Itzpistrlck). £ddltIca& Cuahions $L8 *&CR STORE 1st & French 15-1-o.17: 100 Breast-I. Bob esserer (1:10.6). Sanford, Florida 322-0244 S HOURS • Daily l TILÔPM. Friday 'TIL 7 P.M. I I4 I 7 A - "44f , -: ______________________________ --- --- -- - -- --- ______________________ _____________ t•• • -,---• t• -. • "\. • -.-.-.-.-• - �4- a.. 'j. . I . - .. - . I ,q t---- I I 1 1 , Jets Win __________ ____ ______________________________________________ ______________ , . 40.8. ______ _____ ____ 4' + _________ .. * I. ___ _____ ________ . _________ ____.. . -- 1. " ...- + 4 + ..'... *, . .. ~` - - ., . " 4.. ";' . N-.i,.: , . , ': carefree and colorful stars, was one of four persons killed July 24 when a private plane crashed and burned on the Illinois-indiana line. Lema's pretty wife, Betty, shown with him, was also kill, ed. Lema had just finished playing In the PGA (N'EA Telephoto) At Half-Staff Fly • During Funeral Of Tony Lema, fe Oakland Raiders stars. I out alumsh they worked with the team at Santa He was 32. she 30. - Fes * al Open Begins Tommy Jacobs, chairman of the came to camp. Each reurted1y Professional Golfers' Associawants a three-year. no-cut con- tion Tournament Committe. ____ Eight Roman Catholic priests tract at $50.000 a year. + 11 I INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . (AP) I for a record on the new Speed- , I I 1. + + -I it C + 4 I -. 4 + +. - 1. ' ______ _____ ___________ • 81 + - 1b ~1111 : W HEAD ____ _____ AGAItT TRAFFIC? - + ___ __ ' ____ _____ V.0. (IPOITIS ____ ____ ____ __ Stolen bases Agee. Chicago, 1 Zi: Bulord, Chicago, 27. Pitching (9 decisiuns)-Watt and S. Miller, Baltimore. 7-2, 1 cR BERTS TIRES - -. and __ CASUISt CAN"" WHISKY '°"59.88 .Ccis• __ ______ ____ ___ + + :- Tauks Well ____ _______ A.21 ___________________ _______ f-11 ' '+I '' 1.111, - ++ ___ i+1+'f I - ' ' - - - . 4 .'& . 3 •th. i450 5" WALKER DELUXE 7".. - __________ -. 3 5° PRIVATE CELLAR 555 510 TOM MOORE 45$ 7 QL Sr ?a OLD FORESTER • Costrok __ ___ ____ 45 312 6" s 4P 82" --- tiny Stiver. ____________________________ ___________________ ________________ ___ $ 7111 5" Flor'I'da Crawf'l'sh Season Opens lie also Ptated that the 1965 durted with the tstil In a flAt. A,-rvati6n, Zack 220 N. SANFORD. PLA. FRENCH 'Headquarters "See what I mean. You gotta the top part of the carapace. ++.. + ------ + + + - + -- +- _______ + • • - - C S 0 LI + + - + .- z ( e sa d ", •; __________ o.5013 I $11s75 I_____________________________ tubeless blackwalt j $1.56 . \ t5 t(s.1l, * IS) tubs$yps btackwslI, plus $1$ Fed. Excisi tss and aid tire 50 ___________ ______ __________ _____ _______________________ Siz 5Ws Typsi________________________________________ $ N - 7.75zt4(7.50' '' I $12.75 I t'.jbe1ess 1ickw&I I r1.J515(6.7O15) 1 $12.75 I tubeless biisckwall I 1. ' __________ 15 -• ,'•....,• '" - Is E! , , i . . ________________________________ t. i.,... _____ $ r- - L _________ __________ ____________________ ._' __________ _ . _____ ____ , ___ i ___ ____ Charpr •qulpp.d with V.6 •' automatic transmis. sion power radio and heater, st.erin, ______ - '3195 II 1 SEMINOLE C 1801 W. FIRST STRUT .. treod U MOTORS , INC SANFORD, PLA. GUUDYL%R WO&KHU*S - All ' • . I I . , - - 11 .+.; - tie ide Iflel $ 2 * a fW _____ LIái U - 151M&&, Iu - I 11. sood tuizird purtiun ut this u,iintve a it 0 (h)UdWIIr u.s $4111. uiiUer 11111 u4tIi1eu. at note thai 0000 (uhUtl.hr IuJI,t. 'OI " u UnIisd Stat.. and CiaiJ oill iiikti aIk,ColKa QIl 5 IlS.V hue based On ,..lgliui$ timid i.ptIi r .;i;gsnln, and Godi:'s Luh,ige Pt.S' cij,i.nt ii the rhthbod ms of not OH ths hlhsr "N Go r-OG00DEAR 555 W. FIRST ST. PR 3222121 ___ _____ _____________ ________________ ............•........................................e..p limOs- I • •**IaesllsegsTthyaRubbsc yloi Cold •atxoa str.n th of; truck tire Combines end cuit at a with the comfort. 'pauseoezi NO LIMIT" LIu4UJ huiti .. . i sc., + ..... 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M + .jnies meeting '+ith Conk md rnemTicket obtained at the, rrs from peciaI services at Panthers hnsines office at fl MacDill, Patrick. Orlando and ' In Effect 1 ! + a. ......j wason _______ s The a9mr,nient to prntlde thp r.r a .10 Vt. discount on season military 'vitli ., discount, on tickets for the seven regular on irkets md the free id. home 4tart'ing mission to the Pinther- Dodger (lfer*ld PhOto) ___________ _______ ______ - his 9" 31" ~ Wetherinwton, Dan Boni. Ittilph Mogin. Carti.ct Smith, WJ)Prt Davi.4, and D CASI • --+ WALL SUPPLY + + League ager." 0 IMPORTED SCOTCH 0 .---+++ Jacksonville; D + ___________ a. .aiyI avemon.y! Wi . 'Fearn, which i. m -IrIRged and floYt4 ;ilsiyhrig nit Chultirita Little enssclrnd by Mrs. Rniph Mnin, nr (front., from ftt David sharon, Rob rzywicki, and Seutt. ririti .Inmeq 1idd1e; (fork) .iei art Bridges, 1iffl Curiously, that was virtually I4ogtststure made significant strniht position with the tip phy'arjn female crawfish Coach Moss calls "his 1-2+ Tangerine Rawl, I-Tend coach, the sOhIC thing Di Magglo said changes In the State Crawfish of tail closed. The tail + Thall not he taken or oss4ss- + punch". . + a pair of former of tim Dodgers is Andy Rnhna when newsmen asked him If he i1nw. All persons who fish for measurement shall not he per. ed any time. Egz.henrfr, All-American iunrterhacks call- telli. former .u1l.prn was interested In niantuging or deal in Florida lobsters mitted while the crawfish is f'mnIe crawfish found in traps ed Don Jonas and Glynn Grit'?- end it the New York Glantz when they defented hini S. H. (Jim) Crowe, Sanford, ter he quit playing for the Van- should familiarize themselves In a whole (r,ndItlofl. 4hall he immediately returned ing. The Tangerine nwI has just and other members of the St. kee*. with the new law. Pertinent to the water, free *hiv and Crawfish must remain in a Jonas, 27. earned his title at intlergone a $4011.0fl1l expansion Although tile Giants have not, i "It's tough enough trying to Jolitis river Valley adAlRory times ; unh.%rmod. wholot C011111tif)n Rt 0111 nections of the 1965 law (Hec, Penn State in 1441. lit 4-0. and ~ program which inrludes a ,low a nnounced their rot.at.infl for committee have been appointed manage myself," declared Dl tion 870.14, Florida Statutes) while being transferred r,, The pracie. of +strippin or weighs 2fl. r1rimng. 2, is 3,2(18 sent grandstand, a new the Atlanta series, beginning to serve on thr St. Johns River Maggio. "I would not want to follow: above, or below the watpr of therwise mo.sting .g-hear- ft.. 21)0, and was an All-Amer.: tighting system luld .1 res* Friday, .ltuly 29 at Atlanta Pollution Council, Sidney Mar- try managing 25 others." Not so much the pitchers, but No person, firm or corpora. the .04tn and the practlep of 'ing crawfish in nrdAr to reninve Stadium, chances are good that tin, president of the State An. In 19412. the stadium is 21.000. shall take or have In his wringing or separating the tail th e egs Is prohibited. Marichal will see action in one miss not hay- tion of the four games scheduled. tinciatlon of County Commis- the other plAyers tog Williams around. They at. possession at any time, regard. sinners, announced. less of where taken, any salt ,A, la I'm, llffi A&. la during the last. couple of years Ili(, Braves have mnde It rough on him, especially Inst year :-- 5$ , Nylon I 10" e'pand.d iCick.Mf time ihotilt! be :. _ " OLD FITZGERALD . the "WVM 3 10" 42's BULLOCH LADE _ 3 - 10" 42" 8" CHIVAS REGAL 3 1S' 61" 8" BELLS ROYAL VAT .. . the zit. will be ad m itt ed fOrces constitute i mnnr and + ''v mvii :titet-est in prn.font. Prey' to the ittirday night ltnll •itUI that they 'erdn1y lest n recently ttven ;i 'onreuston to i'ingerine nwl. we , he Zanies, "Ay the f t11$P urn wrvltlg onr 'annConk .aud that mIhit4.ry perIs \vnrthy of try nnn.l and their dependents wlfl he 4dd. e a i pet. discount . NT $cOTG "12 OND his • ___ - + - OTTLID IN •1ebiif h%fore fhuan4 of )iit yir 'llnehed the (.f?'f, ial rlorida thshl f 'hey fnee Arklyti ).der' ehnmIrnishIp v1th i l?uflnln* , 14.vin, noin record. I1C rf (;ontinent1 f,,,. iie on August th, The g,me tlso riameil (P'.I,. Coach of has been declsrt!4 Armed the Year" last iesnn. fl tnnouning Armed Port" . Forces Appreciation tay by PIrner (noit 'in th ers generni Aptrei'iatfrmn flay. Contt said + that ejerIenee in rnajbf mtnnger. All niember of the armed football manilliement has shntwfl ___ ___ H Ellillill + __ RePAtching (9 deolaluas) Los Angi4es, b-I. .689; PerI,'. Sun Francisco. 1-2. .11112. brihsuuts - Iuufus. 1..a An- tm $eIr. 2111; BUIU1,I+I'4. Philade1 phiL 3b3. • CII SUARANTIED YMILI JULY 3tr,*s _____________________________________ am r 'ie head tnarh M th4 + s. '' ITRAIIIT SOVIRON 4 CHARRED OAK OLD GRAND DAD • Crowe Appointed To Pollution unit The Braves twice scored 17 for U. S. Air Force Academy PROOF D I -' HARVEY'S AN .4t .11, when tile players' sons will other AT, club were lnokitig ru ns In a game to lead In that football games ____________________ _____ L _________ lJ(JF 85 UNITS) :AS[ ______ ______ __ ________ ___ 4$ BOURBON DELUXE t Wk • Accessories COMPUTE LE OF PUMPS gun. r ONLY A Just Non of CauaIbey 14 YEARS OLD I 5T. KY. P00150W (CITY + RARE BOURBON HIGHWAY 17.2 DELUXE OLDri Old " Drop 1211. 571. *00 HALFWAY BETWEEN 61.5 V.1 ANFORD & ORLANDO ___ iI.4J , I - - ki . I _ - ackwu _ SOUTHERN COMFORT p Los Angelats. ____40;_____ Louis. Wills G&HA1 IMP. ENGLISH GIN _____ I + i . bset A Portable WON Drlkr. - I 1 Kel em Mr3T itit"j Gill BOMBAY . 'i. __________ ______ 'o 4 __ ARME C0AC 4% 1'm S."so soult1cm SCOTCH I ASE _____ _______________________________________________________________ ______________ '1 411 Orlan4n 6 the + It Was right around that time .eenndl... when he does, there Hraves-Gint* et-le5 is Playieces ers' Family fln', SUnday, July nlIth that the Tigers and that Is no guarantee or . LEAGUE __ ____ - ____ __ _ I DRY L _____ .M~. 9;&;a "S - ____ 1.1 -.-&=-. IMPOITID handed slugger. "fie treated Th Aug. the ; I 1:85 p.m. once did, telling Williams he than three l inches or shall Hastings; Denny Floyd Fans will see two of the hard- Robert \Vllliams, Palatka, and was having trouble getting the have a tail measurement of et hitting teams In baseball Evuld T. Peterson, PiersOn. hitters out. Ted told him to try 11101C than five and one half (5 1/2) inches, not Including when the Giants and Braves While the new appointees vii1 developing a slider. square away. The Willie Shortly thereafter, Terry fac- any protruding muscle tlasuC. have no vote, they will be perThe carapace (head, body, or led Giants exploded for the mitted to state opinions and ed Williams In a ball game and _ league's biggest single inning positions on all matters coming he though he'd fool him with front section) measurement Williams shall be determined by beginoutburst May 7, when they before the council, his new slider. scored 13 times against th e promptly blasted It for Si tre- hing at the anterlormoat edge mendous double against the (front) of the groove between Cards. The Giants and Braves the horns directly a bo ve the each hit. live home runs in a Season Tickets cente r field fence. single game on two occasions. AIR F o it C E ACADEMY,' Prom his perch on second eyes, then proceeding along More than 9,500 base, Ted cupped his hands and the mid-dorsal line (middle of The Giants also own the long. Cola. (AP) the back) to the rear edge of est- winning streak, 13 games. season ti ckets have been sold hollered into Terry: U I .. f11 'L4 1*' o . fOil - game Sunday. beginning at PROOF W ! / 1. Set Others appointed include Don ways felt free to go to him at 8:05 will kick off the series, McAllister, of Orlando; Morgan and ask for batting tips. Oc. water crawfish (spiny lobster followed by single games at fleKaib, of Melbourne; Matthew caslonully, even the pitchers or crawfish) unless such salt 1:15 p.m., Saturday, and 8:05 Rolland Jr., Mayport; LeRoy would come to him for advice, water crawfish (spiny lobs ter Ralph Terry, thCn with the or crawfish) shall have a ear• p.m., Saturday, plus a single Rand Weinka; Ken Freidman, ':! I DISCOUNT 4771 SAV,,I Drill Your Own ttsburgh, .343; Cepeda. St. Louis. Runs - Mtrun, Atlanta, 71; Aluu. A!lsnta 60. Runs batted 1-Airun, Manta 77, StargelL Pittsburgh. 70. Hlts-Aluu. Atlanta. 109; CIa. Ilmente, Pittsburgh. 138. Cidlisun. PhiladatDoublet 11L 24: Alou. Athlln'L 23. Thpla-McCuvr. St. Louis. 0. 3 CL'sna"e, Pittsburgh. ____ Aaron. Atlanta. flume runs ii; Tw*. Atlanta. p.o. + 2 5 Pi - ,I . FINANCING with NO CARRYING CHARGE Day I WIATII __ i I'l . 1~ ~ 11, COMPLETE RONT END REPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING WHEEL ALIGNMENT FIVE STAR , 4 , '. I . would frtifti floston In 19 Hi. flit tile only I the conversntloti But during his career, but, 4 °° Strikeout. - oswdfl, Mime. situ. .778. 130; itichert, Washington, ' i : HWY l7.2 & ONORA 323.1 E32 4M, #.-'. lZm0mrav ervice Ffead roach, Perry Mnetq, mll! their 89-paspienger Constellation have nlwayi' ilone try to beat their amous dads. around for a manager, but Wit- •11p1 IlotigeR StlflOUflCP(l today itlong the coifiter of the entIr (rnrapnce or head, flravs, who section uncage his Panthers In the1r this Sunday (July 31) to Wheel. The fun game vilI begin at llama rejected 1)0(11 bIds. that, the 1988.07 season for tail until the rc'nrmrst pxtrem- hall he prhihitrd on the .V5 first home ipparance since the Oig, W. Va., where they will w e ll against the Snum Francisco t:.it p.m. "Thanks a hot," he told the the tnkIn of Florida spiny ters v-,f this state except by chub, formerly the Newark play their first exhibition game right+htunhler. _______________ity is reached, provided; thob people who contacted him, "but lobster (crawfish) opens Au. pedsl permit issued by the Rears. moved here Inst igatnst the lrnnmen. Mariehal has bi'aten the tail measurement shall he con- + I)irector of the I wouldn't make a good tnnngtlst . I. Brn-es fourteen I inues and lost Ftoard of (nn- runty. Mounting interest has aI- They vtIl meet the Dndge - r - __ ____ __ ________ aw t Need then' and A, LIOUOR STORE tide Mger, and Hh th(' ('N('eptt"fl of the At- player to have more than one me great. I'd never play for grand slam hnnth run in one anyone else. flut (tie $iext time you see him, I wish you'd thank pie of good reasonS. First. f game. COST NO MORE HIGH STR Al probably - + 1 " AL + AND THEY 405 W. 1st. 51. 322..eésl botin Braves-Gefs Chance This Weekend + 'TI. . NATION SAM M.P.N.I 0 4 . ., .. (110 Intumbellf, ninn- thhik he'd voine with uq now, Marichal Has + ________ ________ ________ S Arm,d (l1A11rO 1.0 han Topping happened to run nixiut 1)110K floston tIIt1. ''I'll have to ask hini,'' said Beat Everyone Curcoran. go fie (lid find W1111altift' nil awr was A quirk, definite no. "I started vIItu Tom Yawkey .Tunn Mnriehnl department had the mOst 1111* and finished *lth film," de.\TL.\NT.\ hns ,lefente'l every opponent in in a nuuie, 22, and pitcher dared th e strong-wllId left- A sh. .•. + _______ 04 f V aget. t'netnh1y knn'n now. JUSt to plfleh ttf.? Thnt's till Williams' otter troni tbe he'd hint'e to do, tinthing else. Unt I 'll(, fact that Vi1hinms _____ _____ __________________________________ Aiki I'll pfiy tutu the sanue GIN AT SPEEDS you NORMALLY DIIVL _____ the two ft - hole thing tiff ,lc\t day is slinke uli + f "/ niking about night In 194R and then cafled because i P OLD CROW Ofl 41L 3 I W. HARPER "Oar. 3 15" 61's 7' CUM SARK 35.4 19 72' P T. W. SAMUELS M57. "3 11' P HEAVEN HILL 3 11" 7"J. WALKER RED 5" 47, cr EARLY TIMES 7$ 4375 P COUNTY FAIR 3 J 10" & B RARE 3 ' 19 72" P OLD CHARTER 3 14 55 ______ sieme 3$ 7' WHITE HORSE 5" TEN HIGH N a. 3.i5" 61" soussw 4375 4775 7 MARTIN'S V.V.O. 35 5911 4" OLD STAGG . . 3 FLEISCHMANN 721 47' 4" GORDON'S P KY. TAVERN S 3 BUCK & WHITE 3 sus 16" 64" 3 .1O 41" 4J11 710 3575 o' SLENMORE "31 48 TEACHERS GLENMORE 2" 3 16' 64" 3575 4" OLD HICKORY "3 . ' 10 4111 4$ CALVERT 7' GRAND OLD PARR 3.17" 67" ANCIENT AGE AT. 47S 4371 5" MACKINTOSH TOWER 3JP' 31e• 41" 56's 5" LONDON PJIMBF.AM se.47, a. 4771 8" OLD SCHENLEY GIN RARITY 30 69" 5"'is 5"I YL KENTUCKY 2" hiS 4751 5"GILBEY'$ GIN 7" BELL'S 8 YR. 3 .32 4" 58" " 39" 5" NEAVEN HILL 4711 5" HOUSE SEAGRAM'S SIN of LORDS 3 .32 314" sr' 3 P YELLOWSTONE "L i" ._ _ 41+ 35 PT*NQUERAY 8" INVER HOUSE .iii• 4•" 3.11" 43" PEZIABROOKS WWI ___ 31' 54" 7$ DEWAR'S P KY. SEJITLEMEN e.3"a. p P UMPLIGHTER 5"5 69" 0015 _________ ________ ___________ __________________ PN&NAUOW3.14" 53" PVATSI or FAIL 3.14" 51 - bil e I story o( how the' fled So l)et volt TigerM nnd another "Vu,, ktiu*,' i;It1 Topping, VHnkVS j4i%t1)hlV Ii•idt'd Anwtlt'nn Longue i'it,h,, whose "I 've always nthinIrtd the guy I ________ ~- ~ miscue. AT 100 ), + Bill Mazeroski singled one run ERE'S TEN WW WAY 47 Runs batted In-B. Robinson, Lw; Angeles 2. Philadelphia 1, Chicago B. Detroit 0 Baltimore, 61: Powell and F.12innings Tuda"s Games Today's Games Robinson, Baltimore, 74 Detroit at Chicago, N St. Louis at Atlanta. N Hits - Oliva. Minnesota. Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Cincinnati, N $. Robinson. Baltimore, M. ())' games scheduled £UUICS scheduled Doubles - Yustrzemskj. BoaFriday s Gaines 1t)"b G5U511 ten, 20: B. Robinson, Baltimore, Sun Cleveland at California, Francisco at Atlanta, N and Oliva, Minnesota, 25. ____ N Scutt, Boston, and Houston at Cincinnati. N Detroit at Kansas City, N Triples Baltimore at Minnesota, N Chicago at New York, N McAuliffe , Detroit, 7. Bid. Phi U,i.i.z,. ut. PL.ati.gL N Nev York at Chicago. N Jiome runs-F. Robinau 1 LOS St. Louis. N Boston at Washington, N Angeles at timore, 30; Pepltune, New York.. U + I Western Opens. PIENNESSEY BRAS Standings New York l Ii _11-` Kansas City blasted Boston '. : The Seminole Little League • '71 • 0? It or, I ON TINES THAT Alt CERTIFIED I Los Atigeles League I' .-+•. - 1. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pot. G.E. W. L. Pct. G.E. __________________________________________ Pittsburgh .. 59 40 .596 - Bulun'iurt ... 67 34 .663 San Fran. .. 60 41 4 - Detroit 53 44 .546 12 . 56 40 Cleveluuiuci +. 46 .535 13 Major Phi1uudl.,... 52 4(3 Th Calilornuti . -52 4(3 .520 1491 St. Luuut ... - 51 ''' I1tI1lIt!$0t&j -. 50 50 .501) 16½ Houston .•... 48 51 .4(35 Chicago 52 .475 19 Leaders Cincinriati - . - 46 52 .4611 1291 Nev York 46 52 .469 1991 New York ... 45 54 .455 14 Kansas city:: 4 By The Associated .439 2291 Atlanta .....45 54 .455 14 Washington - 45 59 .433 2391 AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting (225 at but)-OUv. Chicago ... 31 68 .313 Boston 43 59 .422 24½ Weduesduy' Results Mi nnesota. ,330; F. Robinson, wednesday's Results BaltImore. .320. Pittsburgh 5, San Francisco 3 Runs 6, Minnesota - F. Rubinson. BuuIU Cincinnati 11, Chicago 2 Kansas City 14, Boston 2 more. 79: Aparielo, Baltimore, St. Louis 9. Atlanta 7 Buil ti niore 7, Cleveland 1 New York 3, Houston 21 • TRIP didn't go around blabbing puts his word and his pridi' far I yt YNAT VACATION I i . .. 00- Seminole Stars To Try Again Major League In the latest salary flare-ups, end John Mackey and back 3m-u. y Orr of Baltimore left the _____________ __________ Colts' training camp. _________________ _____________ IV - + - 7 inch To Froni Yanks Offer two of his drt'jw't s.'rrets. I _____ art. Speedway chaplain, gave a after thking the National and ni's sacrifice bunt for a second + le ++ P f 1 • PGA's moat unusual events. Posted in the locker rooms was in the ninth, helping the Pirates During a pro-amateur affair a notice that funeral SC!'ViCeS push over two runs and regain Wednesday, which Jacky Cupit the league lead by two percent. topped with a six-under-par 66 for Lema and his wife. Bett'. age points. 11sf + __ __ ________ topped California 7-5 in Amenday with the pros wearing black ribbons in memory of their cot- Two minutes of silence were can League play. I observed over the entire course. Jim Davenport, San Francisleague, Tony Lema. killed in A flare burst overhead. plane crash last Sunday. co's usually slick-fielding third i nounced the end of the "dluat- Mass of Coniolation at St. to get in their District 3 chantEliibeth's Church. Burial was piouuship game with Azalea action" of quarterbacks fallow at Holy Sepulchre Park. Rained out Wedne'day Mickey Slaughter and John Mc-to__ Mauso um in 'nearby Hayward. ni ght. the 'two teams Curmick over their contracts. Among the mourners 'was his to play tonight at the Lorna but quarterback mother, Mrs. Clatilda Lema, his Dontit' Field in Orlando. the San Francisco 49ers contluGame time is 7:30 p.m. ued his holdout In Hawaii. + two brothers and two sisters. Hundreds of persons filed si- The winner will meet West End Earl Falian and back lently past the two closed cas- Volusia, District 2 cha mps, Fri. p.j of 5a13 Diego also are hats Wednesday at a funeral day night at Lornu Doone. lthi*out. alth hiiisre- -_-ported that Faiaou Is close to I No regular THIS SUMME*! _____________ _______+ put at half staff 0. Baltimore trounced Cleveland Flags - - ___________ The =,000 Festival Open G01f;for tilt, remainder of thru meet, flesota 6-3 and Washington Tournament starts bleakly toend Sundny. were to share in oflering the All-Stwm will try again tanitht I - •uI•.p,1 '.-• Niv, 8A . O.. I ,-~fl, ", ~ .y . _ VMike Inli htne diltIhg tt wn offered h 'nine fly tilInn 1t1hiiinn Now contract hy the Yankees just to of 1900 alter he had pu bli c l y NF\' VOflh (tPl) hint Ted Willinn is in the hail pinch hit for theni In 1901 alter atitinuneed he limi played hlq Play Safe game Open and Bing Crosby Tourna- Scotty StIrlttw told thm he Venturi of San Francisco and +, +• ______ Chicago 11.2 In the other N Atmosphers ___________ ______ _____ _____ i their last 13. Cincinnati battered Among the 12 pallbearers' merit champion. baa, Calif., Wednesday for ftrit time. General Manager named were fellow pro Ken I ald H*lt golf course near Munster, intl. year. He was a former British b"ag - I +' _____________________ night and the Dodgers Im. his own records and moving up setback. mediately pushed over an Un. a peg on the nil-time strikeout Elsewhere. St. Louis and New _ York continued to roll, the Car. earned run In the 12th for a 2.1 list. dinnals downing Atlanta !.7 for their ninth victory In th e last In S games and the Mets edging Hnusto 3-2 for a 10-1 mark over They were killed with two 0th-I Lema, one of the top money brief memorial prayer. Persons Sunday in a flaming I winners in gall, took more crash of a private plane on a ]00,O0O from the pro tour last - + S . . I I . - I came the first hur -ingue homer. a two-run wallop I -er Chicago. Rose and ' 100-Inning mark- - while lower- l~ in the five-run fourth. iLeo Cardenas homered In a 16- brUlhuit 11-Inning duel Wedne-q-.nnd fanned IG, breaking one of I eighth victory against a single ____ In Solemn CRAWAGNE Tony Lema, one of golf's most AM are uns4wd by the IAor&. 1. ~_ S I and n victory in five decisions 'iIh And Philadelphia's Jim Bun- would miss a starting turn for! . ning knows just how Sandy the first time this year - over earned run average to 1.65 - he reliever Jack Hamilton for a i enhIt pitching of winner Jim 0'. feels. powered the Philhies except for failed to registor victory No. IR. six-hitter and gained his fourth Toole. Instead. Phil Rcgnn. who -_._Bunning and Houfax gave I a second-inning homer by Rich wasp to relief pitchers alter a Allen. He yielded only four hits ________ _______ _____ -" Pat Studstlll and Bruce Maher Tony Lema and his wile, Betty. burial, -+ homer S Ted But, although Xnufax also be. double and his first malor three hits apiece in the Reds' staff. funeral services were held I The City Counr_iI ordered all taps sounded on the Inud speak- I the same title in IRG2 and is on I Donn Clenderion's bunt single ;; today for professional golfer I flags half staff until after the er system. The Rev. Paul Reich.! the crest of a great l9firl season'~ and then bobbled Jim Pagliaro-' - solo n late-inning relief help and hit a ~ Rmse and Vada Pinson added Knufax. whtme arthritic pI Calif. i. . I CIc'ndenon's I Closes Pa ______ _________ . ~.-~ I 'I HIS fourth strikeout was the 2. LA way course, a memorial to Leandro. Calif. in and Manny Mote delivered Meantime a break seemed mna's Lema was recorded. OAKLAND, (AP)-A home In San Leandro, Le Billy Casper was Insta lled th e the other with a sacrifi ce fly Imminent In the various salary disputes when John Gordv. his home town flew flags at half hometown adjacent to Oakland. At noon. play was halted and tournament favorite. He won after Davenport threw wildly on + + But aching tell an 1l.Inntng only behind first st Lefty Grove Into 10th pj completed Uw Pittsburgh seor. I Astros for the seventh time th acid test . . . and proved that row to tie Atlanta for eighth place PRtshurgh In the NL race. t.inn among the lifetime lenders. ing. the Los Angeles Dodgers His lSth strikeout, in the The Cardinals climbed within place. Ken Royer's twonm win without him. The Pirates climbed hack Into Inning, was his 200th this 5C 71t games of the top behind homer paced the Met attack. The Dodgers are within a the top spot with a S-3 victory marking the sixth straight right-hander Ray Washburn, I Tommy Helms stroked th who %;,tin his firth stra lead alter longest pitch. the Giants Into second place. ..' by each conaUtuting a half. - - +I - t -I - . I . .1+ . day . ______ ________ son of Texas Tech also scored a TD for the All -Stars on a 10yard end sweep. Each team was Hometown Flags allowed 12 successive offensive plays In the game with 36 - plays .--- > 111. F ,~.r- - ___________ ______ - tournament in Akron, Ohio. + _____.. ___________ ., . +?' 4. .. ___ A 70-yard TD run by Roy Shivers of Utah State provided works lOT the the main Stars against the Bears who were led by Gale Sayers and were led - - - 4+ + Win victory that stretched their win. the matchless southpaw has to Ing arm became painfully In. 1. .,.,. .., ___ .. + Prea show for It are two more strike.: named after his last start - i tar of the game at Lowell, Mass. TheAll-Stars.preopingfarthehr clash with the Green Bay Packera In Chicago a week from Friday, made a respectable showlug against the Bears in the 18 ~ ! . oesn't Ing ordeal of the season but all . son starts Tuesday night with Oakland at Houston. Emerson Boozer of Maryland State scared the winning touchdown for the Jet rookies on a . __ ____ ... Koufax ' ________ ___ .• ______ li ' 1. .J. ~v, Philadelphia at Atlanta In + ~ ninth ___________ exhibition season opens Monday night with (.. I ____ _ ____ _____ All-Stars 34.20. 1 I . +'.. Sandy Koulax has given his ning string to sixand put them 267th 01 .his career, moving him two-run shot by Gene Alley New \'ork as the Met.s beat the _______ By Associated P1 The New York Jets rookIe beat the Boston Patriots rookies + fl Z._ _ ____ ___ ______ ___ _____ __ _____ ______ _________ Contest . 1. D oufax nne.half game .... + + arm __________ 1• K w .• 1443 Wednesday Pt official start of the exhibition pro football season. And In a game4ype scrimmage the CtiI - .. . . : July 29, 1966 - 1. I _ . : .... V ROWN . t ~I i .1 ./ ~ , :*,,* . Z, i 1, . . ,t- - -6 . - 0 % - . . . ~t ! -1 1 I .1 ... . " . : iA. t., 1~1 il," 4. . " il~~-- - I . . __, I A 1r mdizrb brrith Page 2A / .,,~ . I I I - ' - +- + �. r:. C - 5- ' - - 4 .-- -. . .- - . - ----.-. S. ---.. - ••_•• - - - S. ---. - - - --..-.- .-, - - - - ;. ", - - -+ , "._,':. - + - I -- -. S -55 5 5 . - ..' 5•___._ I j. ..J_.. -4 .. I b)oking: For l-Lnst & Pound I1 15. IA-WT: In High Pehool Gym Class RInK, Vicksburg, Min, 1967. Also white gold mana watch. REWARD If returned to Sanford Herald office. ' •I W3, "-, J"i A 2nd Special 11.4er1e Car Jhr You' ll untarb brralb Page 4A Find - July 28, 1966 I 4155. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1MEN Ef1fIS WOM.O Role in Your Roof'? ? A 3 TURNER ROOFING FOUNt): Sat of Pot'd Oar Kay. In 344O3 Sanford front of ?rnichtnu Drug Store. Ph. - Ph. 22.1175. . ~ 23-.Palntlng I Tilson Do -Tow- have a drinking prol Write P. 0. box 121$, ftafor& Brush SMCIDE Pr.vantton. Cal WE CARE, Orlando 341432$. 6. Child TWENTY BOY Scouts, Caelberry left the Scout summer camp members of Troops 197 of Longwood and Scout But in Longwood for Camp Lalloche, Attending of of Bruce to) were (first picture, DeBeer, Paul Ponteaux, Buram Cox, Cobra Patrol (front) Bill ANIMAL HAVEN KKNNELS: Boarding. Puppies for sale- Chihuahuas & B.sjl.S, AW 223-5752. Bisplinghoff; (third pho.. ARC PEKINGESE Puppies for sale. Wormed. S wks. old. 222PSIfi anytime. Duane Pitman, Vincent Militello; (back) Bob Creamer, Bob Elliott, Tony Hughes and Max Redwine; (bottom photo) Panther Patrol, (front) Steve Donnelly, Mike Minock, Steve Charles (back) Wood, Wesley Burrow and Mack Sawyer FOR SALE: Registered m & 1. Airdals, :yrs. Champion Blood Fuller; Jr. Lines. 333.443• (Berad Photos) + 26 PREE Whit. Kitten, 123-0*54. KITTENS - 223-1926. 21 ro I TEARS of experience. work guaranteed. All 323-173(1 ELECTRIC CO. G. E. APPLIANCES New A Ilsod I 11* Magnolia 222-1562 __ WASHING Machine Rentals Used Appliances for salt a Id EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN SANFORD LOCATION -- - . i his It I In the + VFW School - ' • Federal I S 5 Office Here Open Daily Agriculture Department has doNew appojntment,s house committee for the post signaLed six Florida counties as horn.. on Concord Drive include area; in which farmers may apI)SOCISI Security brunch office Robert l)y.ert, chairmen, Johnply for enlergency credit beHoward, .McEireth, Porter cause of - .1O9 East Second Street is th e freeze last January and open to serve Martin, Mrs. Howa rd, 31T3. and excessive rains during Mrs. Lucille Reagan, April. e public Monday th rough Johinsozi, alI(I Mrs. Florence Kuechie. The coun ties are Charlotte, idsy front 8:80 is.ni. i-a 4 Nest. regular meeting for the cuier . Glades, Hendry, Lee . -ouch day, Ruynwnd Rash, post and isuxIliui' will be at. and Okeechobee. Id representative in charge, P.1)1. Thu rsday, Aug. 11, Plans Farmers in these areas un will be discussed for s Harvest. able to obta in credit through 1 'All business whirhi can be Mooti dance to 1w held in Aug. normal sources may get iducted at any Social Secur- lilt or Sep tember and a bazaar at three per cent through the office can be token care of in November. Farmers Home Administration ____________ our facil ity," hash advises. at Fort Myers. ersons wishing to secure ____________ i& Security numbers, retir old-age cinjs or death 11 E F F I E L D. England bus or apply for medicare (UP!) - Apprentice plunibor HAVSTOCK, England (UP!) y -do so at the office. Stephen Pincher carefully re. -Tile congregation of sit 11th eaunnel in the office will paired a d ripping faucet 'Oil his century church here has to Iuippy to answer any ques- very first job He then went hold sorviets in the town ball us or assist wi th any prvle- ups ta irs to turn on the main because a swarm of bees have is 11 possIble, 1ash conclud- -Water ta p, broke off the tap invaded the church and won't l.va. i and flooded the rupatairs. IiI)D-1Ol It Pays To Us. + Not Careful pjpf - 1966 WILDCAT GRAND SPORT I. GIRL TO run posting machine, do typing & general office work. 40 hour week. Only tImes qualified and se.iking permanent employment need apply. Reply Ili own writing to Box 193 c/o Sanford Herald. WOMAN Fountain Manager • experienced Waitress. Apply In person. Itoumillat's Walgreft - Drug Store. 1' 4' 1111101). 1263 1., +411 HWIM Bees In Church StOat- niurittis from IN Want Ads Namphill 1101 W. PIIST ST. 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One previous $1895 $1695 VOLKSWAGEN - '64 TEMPEST T.a%fA.f'J ('P1.1 Ftiiiy equipped, bucket seats, clean. ELLINOR Outbear4 fopit. Can tE" . Fully 1r1uipp.d. 4*cr1fi.:e '62 TR 4 IIOAI)NTEII. Radio, Heater, extra -_ clean sports car, I - - ,•_ F I.e. EI_IJNOR Volkswagen 3219 S. 17.fl SSNIitd ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN Sanford 232.1181 Orlando 444.5014 Open Daily iii 1 p. in. FACTOIY AUThO51 -, 'H MALlS UNFOlD 313.tS OILANSO aei-uta YOU BUY THE WHOLE P11 SLICE!) - 61 ()y1f - . = 41 4 - A a .. : I When you advertise in THE HERALD know your advertising dollar Is wisely Invested ONLY in your trading area! you 40 - ~Aa - I moo WE WILL AIR CONDITION ANY POPULAR AMERICAN CAR FOR ASUTTLE AS- ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE LNVESTEI) 965(10 NOT SPENT! PLUS INSTALLATIOI 11ES1JLTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS... AND THOSE RESULTS CAN BE FOUND HERE, NO DOWN PAYMENT (PAll SUDIT PLAN AVAILABLE) WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOIILI All CONDITIONERS Treat Th. Family Vace+ion This Summer In An Air Cond tioned Carl i FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE VR9M 8M1NOL COUNTY DIAL 322.2611 DIAL 1255938 (NOT LONG uIs'l'ANe) YOUR FRIENDLY FORD SUVICI & PARTS DEPT. OPEN 'TIL 440 P.M. SAT. 0 Strickland-Morrison SO I. PWST ST. WIM?II •ACV - 4. 166 INCORPORATED SANFORD SIll The Sanford rald PH. 323. d..ICIL Publish tJIJ14.ltiS - -• - , u --'.- - - - - - -- lit i .-.' - " -. -. . :: - - ' : _______________________ 41195 IrvIs 1 j-';' ;'; Cycles '63 FAL,Cfi?4 I Dr. 4.luvu SriRobson Sporting Goods Ilan Wa g on. Automatic Trans. YOUR f4fif7 DPIAIH*= flaclie, Haatar. Immaculate 104-4-1 P1. tat S r 322-6941'cond. 3 DOOR Sedan 114$ Down, 939.83 R(')ARO I'IahIii Crntsev, 2.1 PT. $1095 mo. Total price $199, HP., alder boat in exe.il.r%t 'Al P'AIRt.ANE 3 door, fully eonittlon. Reasonable. Ph. 323quipped end extra clean only Rental. IS.....AuIau.ntiv& U.tAk ;;;;;- For IL (NOT JUST A Deceased, the above described property, 30 All tr,dttor. and Parsess said property being situated and J)aseaada located lists-isis liaise. or in Si-mitioku County, Aaiust hid Y4s*uIes Florida. You and eacb You und tacit of you art here. , hereby required to pro, file your Answer with the Clerk jy notified and required to sent an' claims and demands of tue. Circuit Court In and for wiis"hi you, or either of you, may 5etniolt. ((Jfl,y, Fitiridi, and iu., tgaiut this sstatc of SlAY serve a copy them-cot upon JOHN I). 11 Al N EN, of the firm of 11'. W0ODR1' VF. also known 51u' Thrasher Woodruff. deceas' WINI)iCI(WKEI)LIC, IIAINES A said Courtly, to the WARD, .rt!, lute- o 4 lark Aveitue South, f't.u,i,s jUtg.' f Seunitioli' Coun. Wiuit..r Park. p'i',rids. Attorney. ty, Florida, at hitr Ufflet in the fur plaintiff Ili the action, 4.'UUI't Iioust of said CoUnty at OH or before the 1511 dy of b,tiifvtd, Florida. teithtiti iz cil. August 1951, else a flier.. Pro cuidar uuiuiitiis froiti the time of Coiiteaoo will be cii ct-cd against this- first publtcatluII of this no. IT Is ORDERED that thu be tice. 'l'vo copies of each claim or demand glili be in writing, pub3ihod In 'rho Sauiford Her. iii1 shl1 stgts- thist i'le,e-e of aid, a tiowapaper published It l'Cbi(lCtiCtI and post office ad. Seminole County. Florida, once ltci, ot the cltniftI3t, and shall each weekfor four consecutive btr sworn to by the claimant, his wI'rh'ESN (lie hud tif the. atgS.1it, or ttorhie'Y nd accounpittiled by a filing for of one Clerk of this Circuit Court, Semitl.'liar atid such elsim or de- iole County, Florida. Oils izu itiatid nut so filed shill be void. day of July, 1966. (SEA 14 ,Jolin J,,he'Iin Woodruff Arthur If. ISLi-k ith, Jr. As administrator of the Clerk of the ('tittill Court Estate of l3: Martha T. I'ihileni, U. C. Slit,' T. Woodruff, decenued WIN IJICItWSEJ)LE, hIAIHIi.N A .Al.liI'lif'J' N. J'i'J'i' WARD it, sic ljuildlmg 224 Park AseuitIe st'a'uth aMIILIJI U, Y1.Winier Park, Florida, Attorney for s,tUtJt July P A Aug. 4, 11, PUblish July 14, z, s Aug. 1966. 82255713, W Two I3 •..Ii.. equipped & a real red beauty. lOL -Trails rs-Cakeaa. 1011-Mobile Homes--Sale 3*-J ob Printing 111$-MobUs Homes-Rest 34----Ughoialsry 104-Trailer Space-Seat Ill-Trail.. Lotelals *5. -Vacuum Clsaasra 0l-Apartsnt.s POT SinS *7-Moving & Storage LOS-Rooms For stent 39-Exterminators 4$-Plant. .- Feeds - bode 113-Renlul Agents 1 1$-Wantsd To Rest 60-Misc. For Sale ill-Auto. For Iae 51-Articles Poe Real aZ-Swap 01 Exchange L11-Auto.--SaLe or Trade all-Wanted To Buy ill-Truck. For Sale & hardtop co'iae, fully eqitippel bucket SeCts. Slit. S a beauty 'It SI-Musical lastrumosts 22 -Bualnesm Equipment - .IAW. IT-Business Reatals IS-Houses Sal. or Heat IT-House Per Rest 1$-Real Estate Gaokaags -i . .... clean VOLKSWA(IIC'4 Karmsnn Ghl a. COMPASS Cony, 'II. 11700. Good cond. '64 STATION Wagon 4 Door Sal can *32.0043. Air fully equipped, extra nice, one previous owner & only 911-Houses Pee lls 11-Radio TeI.vtaiss 31-Photo & Equipment SO-Horn. Appliances air Students Si-Isoome Pre persy t2---RuaLasss Prep,-lald 93-Real Es ta te WaMed 91--Acreage . *1-1100fing including *28.1771 anti cnrngisre our pay. mania. 77-SituatIon 10-Lots For Sale 91-Parma-Oroves - ('OMPANY Pb. li,.4422 IMM 121. Sconters "hank It*t. Financing." Call '1-Male 0' V'smale Help 1d-S'tls. ø.Ip Wasted 38-Plumbing Automotive Service AUTO GLASS $1595 __ 70-Snspioymeit lee-vies. 71-Male Help Wasted 71-FeiZbaie Help W asted 84-Real Estate Sal. - 0, --________ URii) ('Alt l'lN, '1IRi it '08 COUNTRY Squire Station ii Slide hank will Save yOU Wagon, perfuet for the vasiflffley. I)n't be misled by tioft 19-Schools & Instructions Wasted 77-A--Situation Wanted 333-0313, MRS LEWIS !At,P1S b A'RVICI 3417 W fenntry (7111fl Read C1,EAN, quiet rooms for men. $1495 Phone 312-7919 401 M*gnoiia. 372-0710 $01) '4* aAtAXI#: fh1y __________________________________4 Dr. __________________________________ mmonsommo eqnipp.4 ir,cluding air Cmli. HONDA aup.r 30, New. $350. Cafl tinning, nice. Stnok Na. 142* A 115. Autos For Sale 12'g4t 823-3451 41-insurance 13-Spsclal Houses 18--Catering - P..d il-Bicycle RepaIrs tI-Special Services ilinterior D.eoratera 17 -jait%orlal Service. 1I-Lsndseaps Service is-Builders lepplies I-Mardwsre $1-Home improvemeste 1' Seine (104. * 44 rn -- SENI<ARIT( GLASS & $lf95 XL 1 triueW. INSTALLED GAI,AXIE 440 4 door .a1.n $00 - 9330,_Ph. 333- Ill ton - COhIPASE OAIAXIE - Good eond. $31+ Cell 822- 454 or sac at 1303 Ssnfor4 Ave. (IAf.AXII'l coo xi, fsaPh'ieis PAINT equipped, A ?C11 51011 210 ?.fagnolia fully spiIppa4 condItioning, iwu4I TO working lath with Horns privileges, Referenos. $l-Mon.y Wasted 44-5a 'nga S Is.. $--child Cats $-Dora---Cata--rots 1S-PoIi&Lry - Liveeteek tr*n,, matI ' This Week Only SAVE $200 - 800 44 APAIt'l'MEN'I'S .....,"....,..,,. RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INS1RTlON?'..'.NO CHANSU OF ($1.10 MINIMUM CHARGU) --______________________ hR. Trucks For Sal, CG9IV., •le.11.n! FORDS , 108, Rooms For Rent . cre. 4-4:8(1p. rn ,rtitt'it;iiuit, - UlfItNlRIIID Ph Resident Sign 111.114(1 Plaintiff, thie first publication of this no. , ti".. Two copies of each claim ItOIIEIIT I:. TATE aid MARY or demand shall be in writing, B1C1CMAN TATE, ,in'i t.hsll state flit' plac # of tclclelit',- and post office address of o'i'iei: or stir II,. ,- ioiniauit, and shalt I.e sworti it('ilItT I. TA'l'E, 1 to b y tile c'ltiimant. hip agent, or Rcside,ii't' unki''wn, It I ..rti.'' a ad ac'ct,,,ips nied by a utal ti I tug tee of 'hiS dollar and suet, MARY Ii EICS! A N TAT E, I ru or demand tint so filed Residetie.' U ui own, H11101 I,.' stud, and Iii arty arid all other Ii'rn tics's P Fr.'.'ms fl port ice clii tuning city right. ,i,._ . .. . . . - . ,Sr ThIS auto/or unu'rest in and state of to the following d.-s('rilI,'d 511 iT('N F. F) I IC EM A ?. iiti.p.rt y. to wit: I i,'c','n,pd ' l.'t 2, Ifl,ck J, TA Nil I.E. I'Ii'i'.n I%'iggine %S'('(ii), Se'ti,,n 2. lt.'I,tlti, tie-H K ('''l'nith t...din it, ii,.' Plt there-of iii. r.'corci,,-1 in Pint Book 10, ( )rlLtui(il,, Florida 4, 1. 25 & Aug l't i,Ilsh JIll)' Page 59, Pu),II,' I-tpt'or,ls of 11. 1 t ( f Scininuis- Couuity, Florida. 1,1 ,11-72 I''+JL' ARE iI1CIIEIIY N'.'TI__________________________ 1"IEI, thut the plaintiff, WEt'I' (:s,erl of the (10550) Judse, In the l'A UK hOMES, INC., 1145 miii. ' tuted suit riiiIiii*ie Custp. riursda. against you lit the Prs.hatr. Circuit Court of the Niiiii JUI11. Ito rem ICMSSCC of c1l Circuit, it, utd for Seminole SlAY i'. w ci OD Itt! F F, also County. Florida; (Ii. nature Of known its Slay Thrasher S%'uud - the suit is to foreclose that cer- 31. ,---. .. haiku, COMMODORE Want Ad Department Hours taut mortgage which encumbers tt .. private people. t1.auiy lo. cetsi downtown. lnqtiirs at Jaeobaoi'e Slept, Stors, 811 1, . 425.5938 44.34(13 -- conliflen, l,lo miles. T.les over pymt' Cell 312-1110 cv 1(1*, Ask forPill fle.',.i-- Rn1 for retired SOUTH SIMINOLI 322.2611 A1'IS., 183-float. & Motors ill-Money To Loan All persona are hereby notified $0-'Huahnoss Opportunities 21--Ma.rin. Supplies that the undersigned as Executrix of said estate, has compl.ted the administration therof and 106. Apartments For Rent has filed in said court her final rrt a.i-.i c:r. fr dt I 2 BDRM. APTS.. CompleteLy charge, Objections thereto, if equipped by GENEItAL El.ECany, should be duly filed. After MONDAY through Friday - 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. TRIC which includes electric filing proof of ;iutllcatlon show. kitchen, heating & cooling, SATURDAY :00 A.M. - 12 NOON ing this notice fiSt. i'.e-n puallanTOWN'N LAKES right to r.j.ct, revise and properly classify all reserves Publisher ,, CHef a week for four consecuti'e weeks, the mitt yr of ap- GARDEN APARTMENTS advertisements. provzi I of said rs';'r'rt and the 711 E. First St. *22.1120 Adjustments will be made on a re-run basis only for typographical of said '.rti, rh g of tilt. t ri lull ' errors that effect the value of the .d. Adjustments will not be FUItN '.I'T., 2)00 Meiionville. )*t*j'e s'iate e'ifl c'I'iuif the made beyond the first Insertion. court WEL,AKA APA ItTM LNTS ,s, ICva Hill la i14 Ill IV FIH.s4'r Sr. As Ex,-utrix of saul estate. I't,l.liah Jul' 5 & Aug. 4, 31, 15. rtji I BR.. Duplex, 710 W lit. 106. Apartments I"or Rent 106. Apartments For Rent 11.66 St. Apt, B, $50 mo. Ph. 8221)1)13-106 4154. UNFWth'. 2 hum. dUIJIOS Apt., 3 LlUilT .5111)' turn. rooms. PriKitchen equip1'r'l. ig,' r'.'.nis s'nto sc'rs','n,-d porch, in Ostesn. IN THE CIRCVIT COI'IIT OF AVAI,ON APARTMENTS & aloseis. 322-28:14 mitIe't fi P-fl) $45, Ph. 222-5771, THE NINTH .Tt1I)I('IAi. (1i1- 114 IS' 2nd t. pm. run', IN AND ran SEMi0LIC 2 III) RM. FL! RN, A pt. 822-0641. 001' NT)'. rlMItI lit. 51(fl)Elth' 2LIdrm, Duplex. 1013 TWo lilt. Furisislici 11 1,'j.00 & IN CHANCEII)' so. unea W ltd St. Apt A. $75 mo 155.00 mouth. 2101 Slag. 221. i"IJI(N. APTS. close In. Jimmy M OIt'I'G A (. IC l'lti( i'i.osu HE 222.4154. *951 floliei't A. SVilli:ttns Cowan. 123.4013, WEST PA U K Ii' si ES, INC., a Florida corpirit lot, __4_. -- SANFORD &i.....W,..u.I,..r AND APPLICATION FOR - C I 'iiii; fleeca ,'ed. NOTICE OF FiNAl. REPORT 1944 VAt,VAXT POT Plymouth fleR*r Home 773.3079. 17-92 ui Hy Open titiit lii I P. M. itilitiss fun; specially stilted Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads 4 nothing clown with po4 - . -- Want Ad Information J PL 3U4Z31 _1111111111111111111 2 B DR., M Kitchen •qt,ippe.4 $79 222-1346. - - SANPOIP S JAMES A. STORY, AissIisat Said Estate s Y('U and each of you are hereby notified and required to presi-tit any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may hiive against the estate of hilt..TUN E. FREEMAN, deceased, lots of said Counts', to the County Judge of Seminole County, Florida. at his office in the court house of said County at Siuifnrcl, Florida, within six cal- DRIVE OUT TODAY ' i,ioo or _ _____ B PRM., 1% bath, Ige. lot incated 2416 Chase Ave., $a. ford. Ph. *19-2155, Apopka. 100. F'IIEESIAN, Deceased. (lrs.dI*urs and P.ra,,ns Claims 2140 Hiawatha at 17-I2 s . chr,sler Sanford 129 - 1411 (irienic, 444.1010 BIG 2 BEI)ROOM hOME IN COUNTY Jl'DGE'S C(WRT, SJCRINOI.I1 ("(lINI')', FLORIDA OCEAN FRONT APTI. $11 1. )'Ile No. 4516 Atlantic, Daytona Reach, Mrs. ESTATE OP H. U Hutchison. 132-4081. the )In*'tng * These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason is solid value low price and high quality. Come out and see these wonderful homes for yourself. There are 15 completely furnished mod els to choose from! See this community that has seen such tremendous progress. While here enjoy a free ride aboard the riverboat, "Deltoii. Quesn'i $S,11110$19S10.M w - $210 sal $54.53 PW 10"ft Na dt* w (1f1"I! ¶1IS. 1040 RMflt,R STA. Wann, .A+S. *t. 4*1. 9440. MANY, MANY MORE -' 1917 PGT1AC Theas sun he purchased i?h I00(15 hirItop, P/S. P/5, auto- - Legal Notice 11 !1'lø'N E Deltona - Cone, '59 VW Se4t, 110 VW 14 PLTM,1tJTU 4 tic, 1 47 CAD!,? 4 rip. 1 ICfrIC. HoUses For Rent PITCH straight to a readership that is seeking to buy with Want-Ads. Court of the County 5r,nin.,le County. Visor. ide. In Pri,I,slr, MiT 1,, rs': ICatair of veto hers at - Pr,'r, 40 rtjRrHR' (,() n' I 'ø -it ,-- , jr See or Call Bill ft!Ilan4 314S WIt,, ci ROR CLEVELAND ii Il ELLINOR V OLKSWAEN 100. Apart monla RAVENNA rARK: * Bdrm., Liv- 2 B DRM. FtTRN, house, utilities ing, Dining, Fla. room, 2 turn. 10$ W. 11th. 349-111111. 349. hath. Largp utility room, built-in electric Kit., fenced 2 BR, close to XAS. 115 mo, Kit, In hack yard. Carpet. Drapes, equip. Ph. after 5. $320$l6. air conditioner opt. Sale by owner, 400 Temple Dr., 32222. 4 BEDROOM furn, house. Men5797, 9 ". 14 16. roe Corner. 222.329!. NICE 2 BDRM. Home, $ 1/3 UNF'URN. I Bdrm. house, kitchscroll, nicely landscaped, 30 en equipped. *22-5514, fruit trees. Two building's in rear. More land If wanted. $32- I BDRM. Furn. house, 6 miles (('59. out $50 mo, 122-4267. You and each of you are hereby notified and required to pre. e'flt any claims and demands ,which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of LTMAX LEE MYERS, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Seminole County, Florida, at his office In the court house of said County at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, within ittx calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Two copies of each claim or demand shall be in wrIting, and shall state the place of residence anti post office address of -the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or attorney and accompitnied by a filing fee of one dollar and such claim or demand not so filed shall be void. Catherine U. Myers As executor of the Last Will and Testament of LYMAN LEE MYERS, Deceased SPEER & SPEER at Law 113 Magnolia Avenue -.. -..!.-. r -.4, F1crId, 771 Publish July 14, 21, 28 & Aug. 4, 1966. II) fiB -4 1 in I . ONI DAY 24 Per Us. THREE DAYS . . . . . . 219 Per Line FIVE DAYS . . . . . . . . . . a . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 1,e Pit Li ra TEN DAYS .......................... 17. P., LIne Houses-Sale or Rent TWENTY ONE DAYS 14c For Lhi• Payton Realty *22-1801 Judge, SpoO coup.. This demonstrator is equipped with ill power tus including power windows and power s..ts, air conditioning, "mag' wheels siid black -vinyl *op. Never $agg.d. Never titled. 6400 mil.. S.rvco policy open. County Seminole County, Florida,, of the Court Deceased. Persona hIn'ing Claims or D.sads Agnin.I Said Estates 2 a 1 REALTOR 2513 Perk Drive ALMO'T new 4 lldrm., 214 baths den with fireplace, large kitchen. 21101 K. 2nd Street. To All Creditors and submit references to P. 0. di _____ CFIFV, flPe ' 10 You 1111111 tv,o, '40 t'(itifIfl I Itt. 11 9 , X e', witv IJUN lilt. is. Houses For Sale REDUCED LYMAN LEE MEYERS Box 56, Sanford, Pie.. I V up Steniper Agency in ret Estate of 11,,_ ARVE AFFCIc - For Sale Jedgi-. 'I,. Probate. Female Help Wanted MACKLEm BUILT HOMES HOW LW00k) C OW A) ) WHO ARE, +. - Five Affend T A Multiple lipting Realtor Legal Notice Legal OF US 115.Aufnsf'orSnle Fj1031 VFj OH YEAH? IVELL to ON LAKE SYLVAN - Xystic Fibrosis Clinic Operating FIRST. Y)OJMI Pager,A 116. Autos For Mnle TICA NNrulcl'A 1 $7 Vt .'l,n '59 P'tiitti Con". . .: . .:, _______,________________ I N M, X 11 - VA HOMES SOUTHWARD HELP WANTED: Men-Wages to meet qualifications. Must have experience In Automotive Electric service or Electric motor repairing. MAC'S ELECTRIC SVC. 44 13th St,, Sanford. & COWS $1 00 DOWN Located Throughout County *22-8391 322-2420 7 -- ___________ H0b41 AØOUT ThOS CARI LR HOMESITE 100 x 200' deep. City water, Oak trees. Low down $ RDRM house near Mon. Lake pt'ment., Terms. Call W. R. INVESTMENT & REALTY toe just off 1-4. 222-41$9 Mt'Clung, 822-5*11. 116 N Park Ave. 321-SlIt BY OWNER: $ 8.1cm., 214 baths, 1'? x 117 West side ten block central air & heat, tcar jar. Park Ave. Owner P. 0. Box age, enclosed porch, 27 ft. 1105 Orlando, Cash or terms. family & 19-ft living rooms choice area, $12,595. 1009 Grove AS EAST as calling on your Manor 322-9097. neighbor placing Want IaARCW 4 Bdrm,, 21,4 baths, central air, dock Shout house, Ads by phone . Dial $3 2. Good water area. Make offer. ;eil 1. Male Help Wanted POOL) PRODUCT distributor 111 Sanford needs Office Clerk. Duties primarily handling retail sales; assisting bookkeeper in preparing weekly sales, purchases & payroll reports. Bookkeeping experience dealt-able. Pleasant working conditions. Opportunity for a-dvanc.nient. Please state experisnos Lots I ArT1R ALL, ThRt I ARE O MAMY I(flE ED OF Jt)( IM DIRE M(\' oEcwr i 1066 ,.-.---- - - SOMEThING YOU NEVER EXPECTED! A Multiple Listing Realtor Ai'PROX. 2 acres frontage on THIS OLDER home in prime loAPPRAISER INSIIROR cation, located on 2% well Georgia Ave. High School 1911 A. French shaded lots. Olvner financed at *22-4991 _______________________ parking lot. $5500-Terms, 82232. $71 me. & only $9,500. 1 $105. ) I Oh. _________________ Ave. Legal L 90. SMALL Restaurant with separate Bar-B-Que pit for rent. Will consider other business. Call 2.12-8864 or one at 1302 Sanford FARM TRACTOR Operator wanted for clearing land in Sanford area. Must he reliable and furnish references,, Year round work. ('-all or write A. 73. Arnold, 686 W. Robinson, Orlando, Ph. GA3-9994. jij n. ;E SAULS AGENCY Low Investment-High Return Reply P. O. Box 166, DeI*nd, Fla. 1 rRARAMI _. July 2R, - Srirt" CUSTOM BUILT MAJOR OIL SERVICE STATION Appliances 'GREAT TillS Attractiv, frame hoti, has I BR VKRT Clean. Close in, bails of the featutem you have ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Jimmy e'owan. *22-4011, been looking for: large badRealtor -rooms, separate dining room, Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. bard need floors, screened 322-3951 Atlantic Rank Bldg. front porch, wall to wall carCITY WATER- Paved Road pting, fenced hack yard, 104 I MI. downtown. $ Bedroom, 2 ST. JOHNS REALTY X 134 lot, good location, don. full tile Baths, Separate KithIt garage, fruit trees, Ii'THE TIME TESTED FIRM chen, Dining room & Living tricall)' equipped kitchen. 18,12(1 N. PARK AViUE 322-6128 room, Lighted cluaets-4creen800 UT1' air conditioner, and 54 Rreeveway. Below market many more. PrIe.4 to sell at At $1 4.!106 I111I4er will con. only *3,900-Terms can he arsidet trade of itmaller home or Days 322-7174 ranged to suit your needs. lots. 322-166 or pee your BroNights-Weekends 323-04$8 Evenings A Sundays *22-8403. ker, DO IT NOW FOR LEASE SPECIALS: &iuirr.l Monkey. MOONEY APPLIANCE $15; Guinea Pigs $1.25 Car. 3rd A Palmetto -06f)'? ANIMAL KINGDOM * Mile South Big 'rr.. 17-92 Longwood MusIcal Instruments 9 1 1 10. Poultry - Livestock PIANO TUNING A 7LCPAIR it 'I dunno, dad-ti,foie I attb J,,m, I W . L. HARMON 32-422 HORSES BOARDED fsw fim& Reasonable Rates 34. Upholstery Good Riding Area Phone 222-1*51 .50. Misc. For Sale 50. Misc. For Sale OVER 3b YLAI,th OF FINE workmanship rt M. Catering - Fond holstering, draperies, slipoov- CRYSTAL-TIP let Machine. 150 3% TON Chrysler Airap - m Air Conditioner. can be seen at era. Time payments as littlei lbs. per day. $150. See at the GltElN PEANUTS as $5 me. Drapery hardware fll Dip, 22 51F Park Dr. 106 S. Park Ave. 3.23-0218. Cornific per lb. and you pick. PIIoLan plete $200. Installation. Farms. Oviedo. 265-2217. IULP DECORATING SHOP IAN AD a day won't make bay Ph. *22-2235 But it will bring money 51. Articles For Rent ICIESSER CANNING Pears $1.25 _______ ______ your way' hu. Sand Pear. (eating) $250 50. MIsc. For Sale I'E, A BED u. Beardall Ave. Ph. 23-671:. 114 K. TIE TACKS $.50 Up R0114wa. Hospital, Baby Beds. 1- 11066 All.AL IJM l(,'trigcr.ito:, Niet- Splec't)on 14 K Charms Br Day, Weak or Month. 15. Special Services used 4 mu. sold regularly £is GWALTNEY JEWELERS cAruiows FURNITURE -now Just 21. *22-51*1 22.6509 11$ W. 1*1. PAINTING - CARPENTK 3- BRAND new Admiral Retr- 2 04 S. Park Ave. A. J. Adcock *23-un gerators, close. nuts flt COSt ELECTRIC RANGE *25 A Philco BEDS, TV., ws, Tap* ltseord.ra pltis" '? fl,frfgørat $. Ph. 32.2-1490. Tillers, Renovators 3- USED Prigidairt, very good AMERICAN REI.'T-ALL Notice $1I.95. CABLE Studio Piano. 4" high. 346 8. Hiawatha 323-9112 I USED Coldspot, 2 door *10(1. Pull keyboard. Mahogany, Like TN THE CIRCUIT COVWV. I USED G. E. U" Range $. new. $2. 32-9081. EOPITAL BEDS WI i'Tu JUDICIAL CI1I0IIIT. TN FUIIAY BEDDING & READY MIX Concrete, Blocks, Wheel chairs, sick room supplies AN!) P011 $EM!NOLE COUNT., for sale or rent. FURNITURE FloRIDA. Cement (colors), Steps, Steel, LIGOETT REXALL DRUGS 901 W. let St. -691 Wire-mesh, Dry Wells, Band. IN CHANCEIIS NO. 11211 Plnecrset Shopping Center Grout Traps & Window sills. WINTER PARK FEDERAL SAV2701 Orlando Dr. RENT BLUE Lustre Electric Ph. 2:2-7913 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ________________________ Carpet Shampooer for only $1 30!i Elm Ave. 222-5751 a corporation organized and per day. Carroll Furniture. 53. Wanted To Buy existing under the laws of the WORLD BOOK *100, 32-494. _________ United States of America, Plaintiff, SELL US Your Purniturs. Quick egal Notice vs. Srvlos with the cash. Legal Notice LOAL DEAN GROSS and NORSUPER TRADING POST MA JEAN GROSS, wife. IN THE CIRCUIT COhIIl.T Or ________________________ THE NThTII JIJflICIA1. CIII- Tit THOMAS J. ZORETIC, JR. and 'rin COURT, SMALL *aalnesa need puking (•tIitCUI'r UAIUJAILA J. ZORETIC. his wife: (7171?. IN AND FOR SEIIINOIt NINTH JUDICIAl. CIRCUIT, TIN up? Vs. low-Cost Want Ada CIsEMENT M. JOYCE and )LATLT C01774'PT, FLOIUI)A to tell and sell! AND mit ,4EMINOLE C. JOYCE. his wit.; and THE CUAT4CERS NO, I&Tars STATE OP l'LOILIDA, CASE FOR TRASH UNITED STATES OF AMER- CASSELBERTIT GARDENS. INC.. IN CIIANCEIIT a Florida corporation, ICA; Antiques & used furniture wantNOTICE o r ad. Defendants. Plaintiff, FORECLOSURE SALE vs. BRIDGES W1)I'ICE OP 11171? ftJ I Jfl Notict- is hereby given that 25th. Tilt CI4EMEN'T M. JOYCE and NOR$te%NP GAGNE and PATRI- tht undersigned, Clerk of the Park *28-1410 MARY C. JOYCE, his wile CIA G. GAGNE. his wife, and Circuit Court of the Ninth Jud. USED Furniture, any amount. LAURENCE JONES and SYBIL Icial Circuit, Ili and for Seminole 164 Ellicott Road Sanford. 322-2270. JONES his wife, Tonowanda, New 'York County. Florida, pursuant to the and to any anti all other parDetcndant. deere,- of foreclosure entered In 5• Furniture For Sale NOTICE OF ties claiming any sight, title, a cast' pending In Paid Court, the ____________________________ POHECLONUflr. SALE and/or interest in and to the utyh of which is following described property, to WILSON-MATER FURN. NOTICE IS HEREBY (lIVEN North American Mortgage Carwit: pursuant to a Final Deere, dat- poration, ati Arkansas corporaBuy - 8.11 - Trade lint IS, In Block "IT", of ad the 7th day of July, 1966. and tiot,, 211-15 K. let Hi. 233-5622 FERN TERRACE, Seminole entered Ili Chancery No. 1.76 of Plaintiff, the Circuit County, Florida. according to Court of the Ninth v. the pth.t thrre,f r.'"rded th Judicial -rire.nit In ,inv f' Dcii:.' Notice Plat Book 11, Page .3*, of the nole County, Florida., wherein hit. wife. et till. ______________________________________ Public Records of Seminole Casselberry Gardens, inc., I, Defendants. UNITED gTATE$ DIRTBICT County, Florida. Florida corporation, is tilt- plain- and the docket number of which COURT RIDDLE D114TRIT OF YOU ARE HERIThT Non- tiff and Normand Qa.rnt and Is II,1$40 will offer for sale and FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION I'IEI) that the Plaintiff, WIN- Patricia G. G-agne, lilt. wife-, and scfl at I'ui'lit Outcry u. the high- NO. .t (Sri - Civ. - UNIT. + TER PARK FEDERAL SAVINGS Laurence mite,, anti Sybil .lolItm, est arid hOE bidder for cash, EL) STA T ES OF A 31 E It.-. his wife, are the defendaitti, 7 1 fbi ittlI.iwlii- described property ICA. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, vs., AMOS T. t'nrporatioii organised and exist- will sell to liii- highest and Ot'st situat.' iii Senuinol, County, PierWEAVER and Lfl4IE hi. WEAtnj under the laws of the United hiddr for cash a: the' ,jo lila. U wit: VER, his wife, Defendants, NO'tatc. of Anzerio, with its prin- the HenulnoltCounty Court 1 1-013 . libel: WEATH- TICE OF SALE-Notice is hereby cipal place of business at Win- House, Hanford. Florida. at 11:Ohi EILSVIEL1t FIRST ADD]- given that pursuant to a Final ter Park. Florida, has Instituted o'clock A. hi., on the' 5tb day of 1 TION according to map or Decree of Foreclosure entered suit against you in the Circuit August, 1966, the following de,,plat tlicrrot recorded In Plat on July 1, 1966 by the above Court of the Ninth Judicial Cir-. cribed real property a., set forth 1100I 1' n,rm. dI .5- 5 , aTh.I. MI' VIA AL5VU taUUT it, Site aoove cult, In and for Seminole Coun- lit the Finul Decree, situate In lit Records of Seminole st led cause, the undersigned ty. Florida, the iiattirt of the Seminole County, Florida, toCounty, Florida Uzi itad States Marshal or any suit Is to foreclose those cirtain wit: Together with, but not limited to or iiis duly authorized deputies mortgages encumbering the Lot 41 of Seminole Raceway, the following iteuie, permanently wi II sell the property situate In diatriéian above described property, said Fir-at Addition. Casselberry, Installed: Be ninole County. Plorid* des.. The state's third Cystu Fl- director of medical education; Helfrich,, a s pe property being situated and Seminole County, Florida.. acHot Point Range, Serial No. cr1bed as: Lot 6, Block 2, HEFT. I ocated in Seminole County, cording to record plat reu,rojis Clinic went into oper- David Deerwoster, chief hthalii- who LE R HOMES ORLANDO SEC. will donate his time US Florida. You and each of you corded In Plat Itooh 1, page hot Point Refrigerator, Bar- TI ON ONE, according to the Plat titian at Orlando's Florida tion therapist; Mrs. are hereby 7' eq u ire d to 96 of the Public Recordi of ml No. ZX3291779 'Yvonne director of the: program. tit ireot as recorded In Plat Book e with the file your At' a sn1tziriuni and Hospital, at'- Tindull, RN, coordinator Seminole County, Florida. of Said sale will be held at the 13, page. 5 and 1, Public fl.,. The clinic will operate the C I e r k of the Circuit Court, Zoned for a trailer. front steps of the Seminole Coutu. cm"ds of Seminole County, PIercording to Harold Warren, staff education; and Dr. N. and for Seminole Count)', listed this 25th day of July, ty Courthouse in the City of Ida. At public outcry to the A. third Thursday afternoon of in iresident of tile Central FlorFlorida, and serve a copy there- 196€, Sanford, Florida all the 11th day him host and best bidder 'for cash each nionui. Patients will be upon W. E. Wlnderwesdie, of the (Circuit Court Neal) da Cystic Fibrosis chapter. of August, 1966, at 11:00 o'clock at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, AugArthur H. Becltwith. Jr. seen only on the referral of firm of Winderw..dle, Baines A A. 51. or as soon thereafter a. usi1 30, 1916 at the 'front door of 'lorida's onl other clinics art' routine Ward, 224 Perk Avenue, South Clerk of Circuit Court of the same can be done. tInt Seminole County Courthouse, private physicians and fl Winter Park, Florida, Attorneys Seminole Count)'. Florida .ncated in .lacltsonvillt' and (SEAL) Sataford. Florida. Dated: 7-22-46 as for Plaintiff in the above action, services I1' Martha T. VInier. of the hospital such Arthur H. Beohwlth, Jr. JOHN E. MAGUIRE, SR. flami, out or betorte the 29th day of Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court drugs, X-rays and 1uborator' August, 1916, also a Deer.. United States hiarahiti Pro AKERMAN, SENTEItIITT. Eli). With the' only clinics pre.By: Martha T. Vihlen, D. C. Middle District of Florida tests are provided at a minimal Confess-n will be entered against SON, MESMEJL & IIOIJUINsON ItOESS AND O'BRIEN iouiIy located so far iIWZI'. It Re ndill W. Wherry LOG First National Bank Building American National Bank Bldg. Asi latant United States Attorney cost to cystic fibrosis families. ;us been difficult for Central IT Is ORDERED that this be Orlando, Florida P. 0. flax 1198i By Jane' Ca.a.elberry Ati orney for Plaintiff Persons de .lug further in- published in The Sanford Herald, Attonteys for Plaintiff St. Petersburg, Florida 33731 "ioritht fnif lie:: wlth cztit Pu bUsh Jul' 38 A Aug. 4, 11, is. school of instruction held aewspapr published In SemiPublish !. l9$ JuLy tOrmation Public)! July .2!, 13 regarding the clinic 191If Throsla children to visit then, Sunday at the department headnok County. Florida, once each 1)1)11-107 I l)Dl3-30 I nx )B-104 should call Orlando 241-359,i, week for four consecutive weeks. 's regularly us they would like, quarte rs in Ocalat was attend- Ext. 725. WITNESS th e band of the Wurren said. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semied by five members of Veterans itole County, Florida. th is the Hospital personnel inst.ru- at' Foreign Vars Jot 10050 of -day of July, 1914. sen tal in a rranging for the Casselberrv and its auxiliary. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. linie are l)i'. George C. Miles, Credit Blair Mcilret.h, Mr. and Mt-a, Clerk of the Circuit Court , George' Howard and Mr. and bonus 31. Markos, D. C. r . hm to Haines & Ward Mrs. Howard Johnson attend- Due 6 Counties .224 Park Avenue, South ad they meet which included disWinter Park, Florid& WASHINGTON (A?) - The puhilIslu July .31 A Aug.-4, 11, 11, trlct,a .i, seven and eight. "St 202 S. Park isoi uinv, w UNM & sit' conditioner, kit. equipped. 32.245 or 121.574 121 , Stenstrom Realty WHIDDON BROKER C. A. BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Call 222-6688 after S p. M. Shamrock Roofing Co. SANFORD CALLBART REAL ESTATE OR NIGHT $32-7q9$ 60. Business Opportunities ROOF REPAIRS I CWT VATE MY TIM lfl ) AK? I IM ft)MMIrTE1 it) P4LP9Jj 2.8 Bra. 1.114 2 Paths Some Kitchens Equipped Payments Le,'a Than Rent To Inspect Call CALL DAY Home Through Herald Classj*.f.ieds EEK & MEEK Patio, Its corner lot, attic fan $4. Real Estate - Sale Classified ad columns M'S like a. home town bulletin board for offerings of all kinds. Call 822-2611 toda.yi ____________ A _~_ L 2 1AIE. lHflM. Hems, Garage, FHA •infnrvral Shir 2824 Park Drive Office 8111-11 111 Night: 922 - 0643 or 121-0700 'nnr terms, Treel,' 5n3'IhInK of sli,e; take over small mortgage; out of town Owner will take 2nd. Located just south of Sanford city limits, Im Hiawatha. Orlando 241-2174. THE - Jim Hunt Realty Sale - A RARE oppot'tnnity' fl,,' & get Ph. *22-41*3, . Prop. COMMERCIAL BUILDING *22-1131 EMOS $100 DOWN ' GO'ERNMET OWNED HOMER 2-3.4 I1RS., 1-I BATHS s:-Business PRICES 9, Houses For Sale my 11A'%'t'V0RN, USED Furniture, applianess, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. TAMWe MaPt, 216 Sanford Ave. Drilling Roofing Home 01 1 1 1 1 1 home. 1 1 1 1 1 1 10. I \VII,.L do ironini In :22-l7S1. ill Find -- - Furniture Magnolia 111 Care S. Pets & Supplies left to right) Joe Donnelly, scoutmaster; Danny Scott, senior patrol leader; Roy Ndson Jr., assistant scoutmaster and Pat Murphy, assistant scoutmaster, second picture shows Leopard Patrol, Herb McKenzie, Arthur Newburg, - I Spray 321-0350 A hite Elep' hant' ' 77. Situatkm Wanted AT FACTORY WELLSDRILLIEb. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS BIG TOP All Types and Sives NEW HOURS, new 1)01107. Daily W. repair and Service except Sunday. Al.. Priday STIN E y•flg, 2515 S. Orlando Dr. Machinery & Supply Co. 223-1U0. 207 W. 2nd St. the Boy the entrance of the Central Florida Council near the Ocala National Forest. 341 Bedding Painting Service 24. Well For Sale ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 2. Pe : Furniture Your FURNITURE: Freight da.msI'al bedroom and dining ?O furniture. Many pieces show no damage, however price ft % or lees than regular retail. Nell Freight Dsnes.ged Put-it. ture Pale., hwy. 17-92 .890berry. SURFBOARD REPAIRS 3901 Park Circle 22-40$3 or U?-6223 after 6 p.m. IT HERE! + ________ - I 1 4 -; �-- t • p -- fb. - . .:... .. -. •. ?••••• • • ' •• , • -•-.-.-••- . •• ... 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 � 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, July 28, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 28, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 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/5a002e42be5e44e333ff33eca36af77b.pdf e5ca231fd431e67da75b1c2d4e585e5b PDF Text Text - - . now - Si - - 1-_• J 51V - 'tll 4h . wn..-.. - L ._.UL1W 1JLJ :i_-.' - Ll1J ri I 11 I I ITIb 11t ralb _' GOP LineUp For Kirk . oo . P .1 ~, , ; ,. :- . .1 if I _J ~. . , , ,.,% . . , ;. TWO JAIL CELLS In Casselberry are expected to be ready for occupancy by this weekend when renovations on the municipal building are completed. Policeman Bob Batts (bottom photo) fellow officer R. M. Tolley what it's like to be behind bars in one of the new cells. Chief Ken Triplett (top, left) now has his own office which also will be used as a municipal court room and daughter Shirley operates radio room in snug cubicle set aside especially for the communications system. (Herald Photos) T #%4, ;r,aC~LO0 ~a (0+ \ 1 T. First Pentecoastat Church of Longwood will tnke pacetnthe evenings this vear In omer to better accommodate the adults And young people of the church. Opening service for the School is scheduled for 7 p. in . Sunday And will continue Monday through Friday of next week at ) ' - . • • 1. . Oh! For Duty In Hawaii! - . - •' 4 It • of Honor. He must have no ade- the project with only the plumbing contracted. quate means of support, be Inca- Triplett has been working Veterans who need hospitaliza- pacitated from earning a living with his men, sometimes spendand meet certain other requireing as many as 18 hours on the tion because of an injury or dis- ments. job, including his regular duty ease Incurred or aggravated War veterans whose disahilihours. in line of duty in active service ties are nonservicc-connected In order to complete the projhave top priority for admission must execute an affidavit of int'ct within the shortest possible to Veterans Administration hos- ability to pay for their CUrl?, time, any and all volunteers are pitals for treatment. OUTPATIENT DENTAL welcome to wield a paint brush Next priority goes to vetTREATMENT or hammer, the chief says. era= with service connected Veterans receiving payment The renovations will include, disabilities who need hospitali- for service connected dental in addition to the cells which sation for some ailment not problems may apply at any will be equipped with bunks and connected with their service, time and receive us many dental plumbing facilities, offices, These veterans will be admit- treatments as are needed. courtroom, radio room, and file ted as beds are available. This same privilege is accord- room. Eligible veterans are entitled ed these other veterans not reThe space formerly used by to complete care both in VA eeiving compensation for dental the city council for its meethospitals and In some other disabilities: ings is divided by a folding parfederal bosp1tal. Care in nonThose whose dental prob. titian doubling as the chief's federal hospitals may be O.L'd lems result from combat wounds office and a municipal courtfor service-connected diubili- or service injuries, room. ties. Form er prisoners of war Council meetings presently OUTPATIENT MEDICAL with service-connected dental are being held in the CasselTREATMENT problems. berry Woman's Club Building Veterans with service-connectVeterans whose nonservice- on Overbrook Drive. ed disabilities are also entitled connected dental problems are to outpatient medical service at aggravating a service-connected VA field stations. This includes disability. S Disabled vct.erans receiving bandages and medicine as well IN THE CIRCUIT COVIIT OF as treatment. The VA also may training under th e Vocational 'THE NINTH JI'IUCIAL CIII1% A%D Pon SEMIWOLE authorize a veteran to be treat- Rehabilitation Act and who need CUlT. COUNTY. FLORIDA.. ed by an approved private pby- dental treatment to prevent in- IN.CHANCERY N o. ician MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE sician in his own home corn- terruption of their training or WEST PARK HOMES, INC., a munity. to return to training. Florida corporation, For outpatient medical treatPlaintiff, in addition, some veterans ment, all disabilities of veterans vet are entitled only to one-time VS* HUBERT E. TATE und MART of the Indian campaigns, Span- treatment or one series of treat.- BEEMAN TATE, Defendants. lab American War, Philippine ments, if they apply within one NOTICE or si'vr Insurrection and Boxer Rebi'l- year after discharge or release. 'POt ROBERT E. TATE, Residence unknown, lion, are considered to be ser- These are veterans whose dental and vice-connected.. Application for problems are service-connected MART BEEMAN TATE, Residence unknown, treatment should be made in and existed at the time of sepand to any and all other Advance. aration from service, but were parties claiming any right, title and/or interest in and This outpatient service is also not considered serious enough to to the following described available for the nonservice- entitle the veteran to compenproperty, to wit: Lot 2, Block .1. TANGLE. connected disabilities of dis- sation in degree. WOOD. Section 3 Replat, acshied veterans being trained PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES cording to the Plat thereof under the Vocational Rehbj1isi, recorded in Plat Book 10, The Veterans Administration ''" 39 , Public Records of tatlon Act, if treatment is flee- may provide a veteran with a Seminole County, Florida. essary to prevent interruption prosthetic appliance needed for YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!of their training or to enable a service-connected disability FlED that the plaintiff, WEFT PARK HOMES. INC., has initi. them to return to training, or for a disease or disability tuted suit against you in the Court of the Ninth .IudiRESIDENCE CARE that is aggravating a service- Circuit t Circuit, in and for Seminole If you have had war service connected disability. County, Florida; the nature of and have a disability that preProsthetic appliances may the suit a to foreclose that cermortgage which encumbers vents you from earning a liv- also be provided for other dis- tain the above described property. lug, you may be eligible for eases or injuries for which VA Saud property teeing situated and located In Seminole County, residence in a veterans. Admin- hospitalization has been author- P i girlda. You and each latratlon residence. ized or for a condition which is of you are hereby required to your Answer with the Clerk This care is generally for vet.- aggravating such disability, file of the Circuit Court in and for erans whose disability is not Veterans living in VA real. Seminole County. Florida, and so severe as to require hospital- dencea may be provided with serve a copy thereof upon JOHN D. RAISES. of the firm of izatlon. Once admitted, you are prosthetic appliances for other WINDEIIWEEDL.E, HAINES & WARD, 24 Park Avenue South, entitled to full cure, including disabilities. Winter Park, Florida, Attorneys irnmdicid treatment. To be eligible for any of these for plaintiff In the ubve action. As a rule, transportation to a medical benefits the 'eterau on or before the ltth day of August 1I6E, else a Decree Pro residence at government ex- must not have a dishonorable COnfeiso will be entered against penis is provided only for the type of discharge. Von. IT 18 ORDERED that this be initial adiniasion. published in The Sanford Her. A veteran should not be taken aid, a newspaper pub1Is1ed In (NEXT: Pensions.) Seminole County. Florida, once .to a residence until approval You can have all the "*10 i. tv 0, r V r K ra ,. - : .1 t SUREFIRE attention-gelter at a London movie pre. iniere was actress Lays Raid who topped off it dazzling dress with a daz. zlingsnille. • C. ' -V L : - : : ' j. \ It I 1i&en fnr his admission' but; ----. rut.. - -• ceived. To be eligible for residence, & veteran with peacetime service only must be permanently dis*bled, have been dischar ged for U disability incurred in line of .t :1 . duty, be receiving ecimpenlwtit'n • for a service-nwurxed or ser. 'vice aggravated disability (it ,;' kave been awarded the Medal • I i.hL. . i,ifg.r.,i.,i.... WUIUV S%W ; this series plus additional SiaterisI CM veterans benefits in a book •%5fl$ 8 47 A4 ?.. R ____ sosDms.sousaos __ 12'risTisus f' 90° 111,A;.j I L CHOICE $6$1.EP4D 4 TAI.l.AFTAsSgE (AP') -- T h e state comptroller's office has en? several county tax rolls hack to assessors without approveiL asking the local officers - to make "clarifications" and re submit. Assistant state comptroller R. - - Price 5 Cents - - I I Longwood OKs Facilities For Ree , - Civic Center, . • Ball Diamond '' other counties were approved. presumably meeting the test of ill state tax laws, including court rulings requiring 100 per ~ cent assessment valuations. 1I - --- .1. Mawhinney said Thursday he didn't know how many tax rolls were sent hack, nor did he knotv from what counties they had been submitted. 1. it,~ .1 Republicans Rally ' • The cornties were: Raker. Bradford. Broward In Seminole'I .,-: - Charlotte, Collier. Dade. Dixie. Due In 6 Months • Open County - . Hq. - • - • - , ', wa -- - --- U. 5. Silent AbOut risoner Trade 10" rolls - ( E1I OLD HICKORY 6 YEAR STR. 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CIUSS 6 YEARS OLD W. _ -_____ MC IBEER POP10P ' $44N• • - ' AVi$ Av' D RAFT "40 '' 'JvstNoitiiofCaiss.Ibsrry 'i" NOBODY 14MC'1CHATEAUGAY IUI'GUNDT ' (CITY LIMITS) NOBODY I ,BUT 1 1 SALE' LANCER'S Highway 17.92 _ I PANCHO' ROW LESS I Halfway Bstw.ia VILLA THAN ,. PUT I $54 S. I Sanford & Orlando •' TEQUILA __ [vic.s *wUid Th"u JsI 23rd ____ -. IMP. SCOTCH ala. .uo ?1R - ---------• LONDON TOWER __ OSY N tOiOOd Daun . - FOR ABC BOURBON ?j'c *4)11 • 1OYRS.OLD ANIASUDOI Un I - - wn 1; QUART FuLL 541'L. • - that Cit DARK RUM - M. m.29 • I. W. HARPER 'FOUNDER'S CHOICE $6 PROOF ILIPID TANQUERAY "Yaunei*Whs1.y" xi U. _______ osv ON _____ ABC VODKA ABC VIRGIN ISLAND CAll - units, - * ~ ~ ~ ~ so CAN VODKA GLENMORE ITS. KY. on. ~ ~,L nol. County, Florida. this 15th J UI)', 11111G. - -. - ,:*`:.,; . .• 4W ._, ... == , ~ ,• TUOO '4-' , TIIPLI CHARCOAL FILTINED 5111. ' I __!\_ RUM .. DRY GIN BELLOWS PARTNERS fl- ----•--y" '-b-. GORDON'S II day of '- oai kc~j I ,. - J G&W FW$CWIANN'$ P,' 100 PROF VODKA - Nit. CROWW hIND SASSIN C*.IJ$ DELUXE in. soursm y [Clair$III ,CASE 0 I7 U " GIN I'D' I 597_ GIICENNEINEI BOOTH'S IINACKINTOSNII-I w ,Ij1MP.ScOTclIh 1 jji 3' 'wily' M. I JACQUIN'S __ 1515RUMIL1I I -- - JIM IMPO5T Ve SCOTCH I(J I BOURBON BEAMI IDELUXE KE NTUCKY ILEP4D 1 - BELL'S week for four consecutive .....t•.. T . NESS the hand of the through Utis newspaper. To Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court order a copy send name, ad. C. dress and Si to -Veteran,, 'j ' VAR1) Ilcueuitsi," tfta The Sanford 4 Park Aenur, uuth Herald, P. 0. 11415 ISV, IICPt. Winter Park, rlcsrida. 771 Radio City Station. I'ublab July it, 1, J Aug. 4. 11466 N e w Y ork. ?e'e York 154)15. Approved - hs - IilV Gadsden, Rend". Lafayette, 1.lberty. Nassau, Orange, Sara- -. Recreation facilities for 4nta, Seminole, Suwannee, Union young people and adults of the Charles Reals, Republican Washington and DeSoto. I ',:Polk County's roll has been • andidnte for state representacity of Longwood will be prolive in Seminole and I.aks' approved before. vided within six months with Mawhinn ey said a 'clarificaCounties. spoke before a cornI action taken by the city coun- I • i.ined meeting of Seminole tion of a variety of things" cil at special meeting Thursday rounry Repuhilean g to p would besought from the tax evening when plans were acThursday night at tha' South assessors who got their rolls cepted for both a civic center hack. The county officials would Seminole Rank. and a regulation Little League Reals is a citrus grower and be approached by district superball diamond. Plans for the two facilities, four th generation Floridan. He visors who were appointed by .•;, " . ... which have been drawn by is finance chairman of the Clot- Comptroller Fred Dickinson to assist in a crash program to get • Richard Zartman, were submitiont City Council. ball park plans were studied by members of the He labeled himself a cnnserv- .ill county assessment levels UP ted for council approval by CIVIC CENTER and Councilman Eugene Jaques. Oil Longwood city council following special meeting Thursday evening. Shown .it ivp and expresaod his belief to 100 per cent by Sept. 15. Mawhinney and other top emsire Richard Zartman, city planning agent and Councilmen Paul Maloney, motion by Councilman E. E. th at qra n nt being told the ployea of the comptroller's office (Herald Photo) Williamson, with second by Eugene Jaques and E. E. Williamson. whole truth about our state I Maloney, ----------.Councilman P a U gnvernmnt. If elected, he sai1 have been pou ri ng over tax rolls plans were approved and Zart- that he would not go to Tala- for several days. He said 'about had been re man was hired as agent for hassee as a "young Republican 25 or the city regarding the civic with all the answers" but would celved. Those other than the 19 center. Zartman donated both approved rails were rurned. g with questions. i sets of plans at no charge. He The state tax officers made to proHe pledged himself mosphere. also had drawn plans for their determinations. Mawhifl mote legislation o eliminate I S S Greeting them were several city hail and municipal wareair and water pollution and pre- ney said, on the basis of cornMrs. Paul F. Johnston, widow space agency, Air Force and house and supervised construcparison for the newly submitted serve our natural resources. of Adm. Paul F. Johnston has Navy officials, including Dr. tbon of both units. that with the rolls with those of last year. Beam stateit voiced an appeal to the persons Kurt Debus, director of the Ken. Registering no votes on the against Last year's assessment levels who ransacked and robbed her nedy Space Center. and Maj. proposed civic tenter project U.S. to discuss applying the Geneva executing many prisoners. He rising crime rate he is Chifrman Percy WASHINGTON (AP) the abolishing of capital punish- were not known, and DicIdan'S ho?ne last week to "please have Gen. Vincent Huston, ,comm.nd- were Council icials have declined comment conventions on prisoner treat- said the United States "In the i en t. dc is againIt. an ir4reit4a office b*d wored out 'djui$' o ff a heart" d return her bus- er of the Air Force Etãn and detWlte - and Councilman ni ty transferring humastop 'ssibility, the officials name cency"ofshould in taxes with the possible ex- ment ratios" for each-ratios on officIal speculation- that 19 inent • -; Academy ring, Range. -Naval band's Deston. vent sales which would be multiplied by ed No rt h Viet' One po s 2,recntly captur A delegation of congressmen, The civic center contain which she says has no monetary in said, would be to have the seven Viet Cong prisoners to South ception of a one per tax increase. namese sailors may figu re last year's assessment level to value but is of "great senti- most of them from the House 880 square feet and contains a Other local candidatei intro- raise valuation to 10(1 per cet. soner exchange involving powers with troops in Viet Narn Vietnamese mental value to me. It's all I subcommittee on Manned Space large meeting room of 2,340 any pri In other developments: participate in the talks. These I Jean Bryant Normal growth allowances were with an accordion captive American pilots, have left of him," Mrs. Johns- Flight, were at the landing strip square feet States, Australia. -Secretary of State Dean tiuLeif were Mrs. Allan Keeth, who are run- macic. said Mawhinney. divider which can be utilized to Roving Ambassador W. Aver- are the United ton pleaded. Her mailifig ad- to extend congratulations. 3,000 for and Harriman disclosed during New Zealand, South Korea, the Rusk told a group of nini.r for seats in the Board of ell dress Is 121 Scott Avenue, Sin.. Young and Collins shook make two meeting rooms. I I eign students that Hanoi has the United Philipines and North and South ASSESSOR WINS hands with many of the greet. will have terrazzo floors, be air. the weekend ford. rejected within the past month Public Instruction. Miss Marthe aret Gattis, president of LONG BATTLE 411 era and then were whisked oft condatiodid, have kitchen fadili- States had captured the sailors Viet Nam. a another Ame rican bid for peace Results of tlii' tang fight , y said another possibility a T he invyed in boats From the SNAS Sanfly comes by automobile to begin 10 days tks, two storage rooms, and from torpedo between thtj talks. He gave no other details. Seminole Young Republicans. by Mrs. Mary Earle talks meeting and waged age might be two lest rooms, The-facility is Gulf of Tonkin naval this thought provoking quota- of extensive debriefing. United States and North Viet -In what was descibed as a presided theegenberger led Walker, county tax iSSe550t, (',en, Albertat F. During 70 hours, 47 minutes In to e built adjacent to the city ment. tion: were seen today with receipt or a three- country meet- bookkeeping maneuver, the Dc- the salute to the Flag. the Other Communist prisoners Nam, hall with a carport. joining t begins space they caught and docked tha isn't the vehicle It Allen, chairman of by the assessor of the certificaIrs. have been turned over to South ing of the United States, South tense Department reclassified to whine when forced to stop with one Agena satellite. used two buildings, as captured 29 U. S. Navy air the I)Unty committee for "Dol- thin of the m.i tax rolls from This ball field, to be construct- Viet Nam. But when a State Dc- and North Viet Nam. at an old stop sign - IT'S THE the Agena engine to dart to a asked "eanwhlle, former Vice Pres men previously listed as miss- I;irs Work for kirk," in- Stall! Comptroller Fred 0. record altitude of 476 miles, and ed on eight of 12 lots which the partment spokesman was DRIVER. uui'es1 th.' )p,'flifl' Of K i rk Dickinson Jr. .t Richard M. Nixon told it - ing, bringing to 63 the number It isn't the vehicle that takes rendezvoused with an old life. city wns on Wayman Street Thursday what would be done . ,,1cago The tax rolls were returned news conference the of Americans officially listed as i -ampiuIIn h'usIi;aiart"rs at Magnolia, will be regulation with the North Vietnamese sea less Agena. a drink then quickly loses to \it. W;alkcr t;impoi1 'WUnited States should keep hanoi C,t1)tUrtI. fI)rli. power to think - IT'S THE Collins set records of his own size and will have two dug-o uts, men, he declined to say, proved. Harriman, who leads U. S. guessing about what it might do when he made two space excur- two restrooms, a small build' DRIVER, Sc in mule' tax rolls met the It isn't the vehicle that steps slons - one a "stand-up" ma. ing, and be completely fenced efforts In behalf or American I if the captured pilots are cxctest of ill ,tate lay, laws, in' In. Jaques reported the field prisoners in Viet Narn, also said cuted. on the gas and causes an acci- neuver, the other a space walk. cluiling court ruling requiring in a Voice of America radio In I But Nixon added that "any per cent assessulent on valdent trying to pass - IT'S THE Although both were shortened could be used for little league the terview that efforts had fallen punishment must be directed practice games and by all by problems, he walked over to uatious. and was one of 19 DRIVER, A vehicle may be bent and the "dead" Agena and retrieved yOUalg people of the community, through to exchange a captured toward the leaders, who are Portugal - counties which received aphas had no recrea. city Tie st for Gustav sponsible, rather than towards ri rr o Mendes Perdigac, twisted awry but it isn't the a package that had been proval, facilities the young Viet Cong te aid official held by the people." One otion, he said. I P SADE', Calif. i.AP) - Mrs. pie for nearlyfor a year when peo. the Hertz, a U.S. \Irs Walker carried on a Georgete, vehicle that will have to (lie- recording micrometeorite Im- lion I might be to try North Vietnam- The last command sent to cols1ed her daughter venial and correspondence batoil pacts For four months. helping tnuugli IT'S THE DRIVER. America's lunar photographer, N. for not ball field at Church Street at Communist guerrillas. ese leaders as war criminals. try Hanoi has threatened to tie with the state comptroller's They brought back a total of Markham Road was closed other Republicans. Reps. Sureyor 1, may he "shut Up. the family farm. Two Members of the Port Author- seven space "firsts." Georgete ran off and jumped off ice for nearly a year before pleaSe. petition of adjacent property captured American pilots as Massain order to open Jessup war criminals, contending the F. Bradford Morse of receiving a 100 pe: cent valuaand attorney, Young and Collins climaxed Scientists at Jet Propulsion into a nearby river, ity, Its engineer owners H. Reid of that 11cr imiother and siste'r Eniiliu, tion rating in June by the flailare scheduled to meet with of- their brilliant flight late Thurs- Street which runs dIagona'y 1949 Geneva convention's prls- chusetts and Ogden rules do not apply New York, Introduced a resoluLabratory said Thursday oners of war missiOn is over, 19, plunged into the torrent to road Assessment Board. Appro' ficlals of the Department of day steering Gemini 10 to a through the field. tion Thursday to place Congress the Surveyor 1 val of the tax rolls by the Housing and Urban Develop- near perfect landing in the Preceding th e special meet- to captives of the Viet Natii I on record warning Hanoi that 110 more pictures will be taken. save her. None eould swim. All three comptroller was the latest viement Wednesday in Atlanta. western Atlantic Ocean about ing, council sat as board of war, Officials disclosed Thursday any trial of the captured pilots But a spokesman said, "Some' tory for the local assessor. Discussions will be held on the 550 miles east southeast of Cape equalization. Two complaints tUlle after lunar sunrise at the drowned. a peaceful might dash hopes for -__.--.-possibility of the authority re- Kennedy, end of this month we'll see U but answered that the United States is ingistered were re if • I operating, to the satisfaction of the come forming the International Red settlement of the war. ceiving federal grants and A day earlier, Sen. Stephen its receiver is still I diplomatic we'll take whatever steps 1 through spacecraft splashed dowr it is, The loans for the new facility. plainanla by Onnie B. Shomate, Cross sure M. Young, DOhio, told the Sew necessary to make I I are only 7.5 miles from the Guadal' tax assessor. The board ad. channels that It will attend ci' Vietnamese trt' Surveyor 1. doesn't interfere Creation of a one-man print- canal. Less than half an how journed sine die at 7:30 p.m._- then a large or small conference ate the South with the mission of Surveyor big shop to handle printing for later a helicopter depositec the various departments in the them on the deck of the carrtei ______________________________________________________________ - 'l'he problem, he said, is that court house is being considered as the ship's hand played "It's a the two spaeecraft speak the by the County Commission, The Big, Wide Wonderful World." Sanfor 's Lakefront same Language, and Surveyor 1 ... idea evolved during budget "it's a pleasure to be here, has no f switch. hearings when the commission- Young told the sailors on thi en noted large expenditures ship. WASHINGTON (AP) - The new size would hurt the Amer- 1959 and 1962 and covered 6,672 A functioning Surveyor 1 for printing in many of the "Thanks for picking us up,' government announced today ican Image, but few thought it adults. It 15 the first such nit- could receive2, signals meant for for scheduled proposed budget. and express- Collins added. "Beautiful job.' tionwlde study by the govern- Surveyor I launch in September. ed the view a one-man printing Below decks, a physical ex - what most of us already know: would help It. Tamara Magalotti of Forli. mint. Findings compared to similarI In such an event, he said, shop, owned and operated by amination awaited and the firs Americans are getting fatter. Tamara I probably will be orthe county to do county bus. of numerous sessions with tech Fatter than the British, the Italy, gained 25 pounds On British and Canadian studies Surveyor ALL ELECTRIC DOWNTOW N to turn Its antenna away mess only, might be one way nical experts who will evaluati Canadaians and goodness knows "mal ts, Ice-cream, pasteries and showed that Americans weighed u rth KITCHEN APPLIANCES to save at least some of the every phase of the mission. pounds more than "u'" pies. Americans eat and eat. I about five who else, "' I HEATING AND AIR CONUNIIMT taxpayers' money. "They have no medical proh - The Public Health Service of can't get over it." the Canadians and LU to 15 TO CONDITIONING BY lems," reported Dr. Kenneti fetid no explanation. But 3,086 They call Nora Chanipen of pounds more than the British. Good Place I i IflSYU6IMSI The Americans examined For Sleeping Beers. "They're In good shape' beefed-up foreign student. of. Piura, Peru, "Porky" now that GINUAL ILICTRIC. , He said they were to thirst V-NCOUVR, Wish. (AP) fer plenty. They Involve Amen' she's added 25 pounds on pump- were between the ages 0118 and Area deaths ............................3 Bridge ...................................2A that within a short period Co -, can favorites such as fried chic- kin pie and other goodies. Katie it). The Public Health Servicu The couple front Walla Walla Church directory .................... SA lbs drank four colas and Vouni ken, pumpkin pie and ice cream. A. Ketonen of Helsinki. Finland, said comparisons were made walked up to the desk clerk Living for a year with Amer- added 20 pounds. She blames "without adjustments for cloth- and asked if the reservations Church news ............................ 2 had five glasses of water. lug," Here are some average ready. The astronauts, both 35, wil learl families, the teen-aprs tried chicken and Ice cream. Town 'n Lake Classified ads ..................6A-7A what?" find its for in Tokyo, weights reported "Reservations Comics ............................4A.5A remain at Cape Kennedy unti gained an over.ail 16 tons, Iliroahi Tanaka of asked the clerk. Crossword puzzles ........4A-5A Sunday night or Monday, dli1' They're taking home their add- gained 25 pounds on Mexican- inga: APAITMINTS GARDEN Mun-140 pounds at 5 feet 2. . "Why, our motel reserva 1 ed pounds to 59 countries this type food and reports "it's goDear Abby ............................2A cussing the flight In genera Wornen-142 pounds at 5 feet tious." the husband replied. 711 UST FIRST STRUT Ing to be hard to explain- 1 plan Editorial page ........................1A terms. Then they will fly to th weekend. Billie clerk Hall desk City Centel Almost any one of the Amer- to any 'American are just fat- 2. ' Entertainment ......... .. ... :IA-6A Manned Spacecraft PNONI 321.112I Men-IllS pounds at 5 toot 8. Saw)er told the couple that I Horoscope ...........................6A Houbtun, Tex., for eight days i. 1 Wan Field Service students from ter.' " OR SEE Women--- 154 pound's at 5 teul while Vauvouver,4. now City The Public health Sej'vii'v overseas will any he or she Society .................................... H") detailed debriefings. MANAGER RESIDENT ' Hall may look Like a motel, it On Aug. 1, they'll hold a new 11 U11ed from 2 or 3 to 30 or 40 survey which adds weight to 8. Sports ....................................11.7 Men- 190 puunds at 6 feeL I. isn't. pounds. No one said his or her this view was made between In Houston. 6* 'z'v............................... .: - each i. -- .0 14 - • Legal Notice $314111 Z C.di $277i WEATHER: Thursday 90.75, rain .03 Inch; rain and warm thrii weekend, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1966 VOL. 58 NO. 241) - AP Leased Wire - Etnb1Ih(cl 1909 • • - - anforb ?Irratb 404 Of 19 i countioes Nile of America" "The bolts." - • 0. - One It be , - - 1- r * * * * ~I pa:1 j1 t a at. fl the St. .IOhnM It Iver * * *' Seminole County Rightsalt i[jl b Is Round moon VA Hospital RIghts By Ray Cromley WASHINGTON (NEA) Columbus ' CAPE KENNEDY (AP) Seminole' County could be one Flashing broad smiles, the of the most literate places to it Gem i ni 10 astronauts flew back live in the state of Florida the proposed county-wide lib to Cape Kennedy today to fill man's rary program with an over-all in the details of one of algnlfi• budget of $109,117 Is a ccepted most remarkable and by the county commission. The cant space flights. V. Young county library will join the San- Navy Cdr. John ford library. the Geneva library. and space-walker Michael Colthe Lake Mary library. the lins, an Air Force major, landLongwood library. and the Alta ed in a light drizzle here at 10:33 a. in. a fter a 91-minute monte Springs library. 5 helicopter flight from the car The land-locked "lake," creat- ncr Gua dalcanal. ed by mounding of hydraulic Discussing their adventure fill material along the sides of that. set guidelines for the the 13-ac re landf il l area In Lake and for military man-in-space Monroe Is rapidly being filled programs. Young said: "we In with new dredging going on were up over 400 miles - and there now. When the fill is corn- Columbus was right. the world two is round." pleted the new land will feet higher than the existing Young and Collins thanked shore. Purpose of this, of the launch crews for two percourse. Is to keep marina and feet launchings. motel operations out of reach "No one knows better than of floods which periodically Mike and 1," Young said. "the bring Lake Monroe over the importance of the on-time seawall-especlnlly during hut launchings of not only the Gemliii and Titan 2, but also the Atricanes. * las-Agena target rocket). "That was made possible by The long-awaited air-conditioning of the Sanford library will the hard work of the crews on soon become a reality. Bids are pad 14 and 19 . - . the people due In this week for presenta- who put in a lot of work -on the tion to the city commission Mon- nuts and day. Summer Is half-gone, but The astronauts returned to there's still lots of warm wea- Cape Kennedy, where they bethen left., well Into fall. Watch gan their dramatic three-day for a big boost in library use In journey on Monday. in a cona much more comfortable at- voy of three helicopters. f • D (q _____ . . . 1. 0 amillin9 Pilo IFU A. Is 0 Annual Bible School at the --•- ------ HONOLULU (AP)-American servicemen arriving in Hawaii for rest and relaxation leave will be issued a wallet-sized card which will get them entertainment, meals and drinks free or at cut rate, beginning next mon th. EARTHQUAKE Police Build Casselberry 'Clink' AMARILLO, Tex. (AP) An The Hawaii Visitors Bureau, apparent earth tremor, sharp acting on a suggestion by the City of Casselberry soon will Chief Ken Triplett and men in council hut; anything to do with enough to wake many sleeping Honolulu Star-Bulletin, designed be the proud owner of Its own I his department in stretching It. people, shook parts of the Texthe card, and reports it has had "pokey" if ingenuity of Police I the $500 allotted by the city Two jail cells will be availas Panhandle about 3 a.m. I n good reaction from businessable for law breakers when (CST) today. men work is completed on renovating Benefits For Veterans -11 the municipal building. It is necessary at present to take offenders to Sanford to jail. The policemen have been nating their off duty hours to ~~~~~~~A - 0 ' shows 4. Le - j ganiationsl setup for a heavy Kirk vote in \'olusia, enphnsi. ed that the most. Impoilnut workers in the campaign are the local block volunteers who pei'l'ot'm the important task of getting people registered and to the polls. Cnnty Kirk headquarters and offices of the county executive committee will open Monday at the corner of Ridgewood (U.S. 1) and Voluala Avenue in l)aytona Reach. Volusia County Republican group on nmeans and methods hiised on 300 workers securing leaders completed plans for of financing and conducting small contributions with a goal oh'cttn a Republican governor the campaign. each this f511 ,t a recent meeting in attending the Among those Mrs. Kicinmen pointed out Daytona Beach with .ludgi Ansmall contributions are thony Grexik, chairman of the meeting were 12 DeRary workVo'luia County "Kirk for Gov- I era, including Enli Merrill, important because Claude Kirk ernor" committee, and Louis president of the DoBary Re- i hns insisted his campaign be Parker, manager of the cam - publican Club. financed by the average citiContributions of $7,66 tow- ' 7en rather than favor seeking paign, together with vôlter staff members who briefed the ard fiimru-ivag the county's cam- interest groups." paign activities, including the 1 Six of the DeBary group $5.292 received from the Nick volunteerei as workers in the -Reiner Testimonial Dinner, have tffort. Would Turn been turned in, Merril l reports. Parker, in outlining the or_--•---•.-----hi k, "Mu", sn'iu J. IIIIII I U Volusjn County state commitSEATTLE Boeingteewoman, outlined a"Dollars Company has received a gor. I for Kirk" fund raising plan ernment contract to look Into , . . . . ways of making the sun shine at night. ,' The $12,000 award is for a I 'I study o the feasibility of orbiting a huge satellite to reflect . light from the sun on to the dark side of the earth. , . The award was made Tue's. ' day by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, which made a similar award in .: the Westinghouse Corp. r l., , ...) ..C K in State lrel"ntv Tax Roll VV . dOUkk ' Volts .r . Pare 12 --July 21, 1966 * • l it - '( 1 1) , 1 ... - - -.----•:-.. - - - - - - - (. - . --. - -. - I - = 117 J ~J~3-, , - �S I - . -* I 41 . r - I . I . .. Or __ 2 . . . ______ I , Psalm 121 Meditation . .. , - Irl i 0, ~ r . Z:Z. . Pstoz's Corner - ~ Rev1 iiio4 11 .. • 7 -_ . . I ww Forest j. T Holy daily. harsh, and nothing goes of despair. The Lord God h11 comfort me. even in the valle~, ..I will lift up mine eyes Unto of the shadow. the bills . . ?' I will take ThY "He will not suffer thy foot + . overwhelm me, and lift my eyes I need to know this, 11 'I Can Murra y, but + in my God. "From whence cometh + I turn His back upon me-even when 1 turn my back to Him. Th . IN, - In my troubles? Who can The Lord God who so loved the "-' I I i "'t'' "The Lord shall preserve thee covered dish supper perfect in , - .. i -. i_' . - seek out and rccom• A new pastar to the Ilus C. Blackwelder. members Mrs. Hat, of the Sanford Ward Bishopric. The nominating and road box car, the poem entitled my wl11 to God; if I can dis"Living as You Pray Each cover His will for me; then Day" and ending each verse shall he watch over me as I + , )f + li , + . - with the words, Oh, Lord bless drive to work, I play with everyone." Davis closed his cab. my children, as I deal with my leetion of verse with a "Per- customers, as I live my whole sonal Letter from G od." life. The Lord God was, and .j Wfllun Barri, director of and ever shat be. His Icke . 'outh activities, was Introduced dureth forever. and presented a male fashion Blessed be the name of the show modeling the latest and Lord! most daring in high fashion women's clothing. This performance even broke up the Group Votes New _ talented Mr. Barron. Leone . . . :.'; A meeting of the finance committee took place recently to discuss an air conditioning Is System for th e ch urch. Attending were Eldred Whilden, Cox, Joy vice ld 1il1am, Hubbard, and Al Ho). Icy. ________________ ________________ Evening Bib le ions," a program set up to in- Casselberry. terest laymen in the mission program and give them a more active part in the work, Filling in this week for Rev. . Copeland will be Rev. Elton Rich&irds, of Longwoqd. Guest .. July 21, will be Rev. Robert Wood, minister of Zion United Church of Christ. Newark, N.J. . and son of Mrs, Harold Wood, . USF Courses t Grace .- - .. Seminole County scliDol teach. ' era and other interested per. sons may register for two courses from the University of South Florida for trimester 0 + +" ' + the sen'Ices along with his wi- I dow, Mar-ian, and her family, of £nterprtse. I YoflowAsig the dedicitiun, the +: 1. I i. I Xroup enjww a picnic Junch at ' I - the Florida Power Club, Join. lag them Lot this occasion were 11ev. and Mrs. L. E. Denalow I 0' + L SiAn and 1lmmy, ci DeBary, I sod Ifts. Dr&ddock's mother, Mn. Lls Brook., and her aunt, I ; , Mrs. Bertha Brown, both of I + + I + - 0; + + ++ - Christian fellowship, worship, in the development of the coà and services of the stitutlon at this etage — first, to be properly Informed and, ' -:, - -. — - . , Methodist Church. are his parents. Rev. and Mr& W. B. Atiller, and his by %'alter Hoberg at Forest the Present commissi has 'City Baptist Church at 1:30 progressed rapidly and,, I feel, sister, Dr. Mary Miller, of Plant City. The elder Rev. Miller is a retired Methndjsf mlnjsf-pr and Miss Miller fes-,q'hpc Fnrrlh ,f 'P'lnrMe Snnthrn - becondiy. to express opinions. A program of slides taken in "In my opinion constitutional the Holy Land will be presented revision is long ovcrdu and GUES1S at the home of Rev, and Mrs. J. Robert Miller, of Bear Lake , Holy Land Progmm I,, - ç,,$,,,14p,. f"l' "a-.' t4i. will ffered a minor (AP) — U. S. Marines battled' missing. Vietnamese regimental corn- nine oil depots and touching off a Deaths + ~ liver ailment. Conway, brother of actor I I I paCHARLES MeBRATNIE s. George Sands, has been Charles C.'McBratnie, Sr., 73, of 1101 Cornell Drive, Sanford, Hospital in Los Angeles since + -died Wednesday evening at April. Conway once estimated he Seminole Memorial Hospital. I Overseas Division, he came here film, radio and television ap- " ~ +,I LOOKS F i I I 'arriei' INNIISPRING MATTRESS$ RENOVATION SPECIAL PNCLUDIPIGNEWCOVER 4 50 nil Piciap a srnvuiv 5500 5711. 119 MagnolIa $99S at 11 a. In. Moti1ny at All So uls ('ntholle (hurv1i with Itt'v. SVIi. 11am lann offIctiit log. TI,.' niifor4 KI%V8OIN ('liii,, fir fluid, lip filM It tliPtIlt,er, * S. - 322-6321 NEW MAI1'RtSSES aox SPRING at t.'nit hi it ur'up. It''Mnry vIlI outhern Air HOLLYWOOD SEUS-ALSO ODD SIZE& KING SIZE MADE TO ORDER All AT FACTORY PRICES. I'll. (iI,t,ik,,v I"nn.riil IIoi,ie + SPECIAL SANFORD "ON 11111VAND - LAO 2513 Perk Di'. YOUI$IA (OVUT1U In ch,,rgp t(('I1I), Sessfecd, F!.. 3224321 --It - Notes JULY 21, 1966 Clea 1 Admissions of Birchrunville, Pa.;'tw'o Big- Ja California. tars, Mrs. Agnes Frost and Miss rance! Herold R. lleckenbach, The)- lie was a member of All Souls destitute in a waterfront hotel martin, Lelia Pleasant, Funiiie Catholic Church and a senior last September. sf, Tookes, William member of Sanford Kiwanis Sanford; Eva J. Kuhike, Lake Club. Mary; Ervin J. Button, Patricia -. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Actor Hospitalized A. Reuther, Maitland; Evelyn Rose A. McBratnie, of, Sanford; With Broken Hip - + Sacra, St. Augustine; Lisbet J. two sons, Cdr. Charles B. Mc. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac- Willis, Winter Park; Antornette Bratnie Jr., of Oceana, Va., and tor Dean Jones is at Los An- Rovinelli, Framingham, Mass. John Edwa rd McBrathie, of geles' Cedars of Lebanon HosBirths West Chester, Pa; two daugh- pltal with a possible broken hip Mr, and Mrs. George J. St-iften, Miss + Ellen McBratnie, of suffered Wednesday when his fey, Sanford, a boy. Sanford, and Mrs. Mary Secrist, motorcycle hit a coyote In BaDischarges •- S..-. ~ I in 1957 from Bryn Mawr, Pa, pearances, but he was found ma D. Williams, Florence Gil- I I I Eugenia Ruby, Katherine. Jones, 30, said he was on a ironside, William J. Whitley, ____________________________________________ 0 ______ F _______ ir ____ ______ +. ____ ________________ ____ _____ Ann McBratnic, both of Sagi- Mexican camping trip about Eleanor Gormly, Patriclit Speer paw, and 12 grandchil. 300 miles south of San Diego. and baby boy, Sarah A. dren. _________ He was taken to Tijuana and und baby girl, Sunforti; Surah Gramkow Funeral Home is in then flown to San Diego for E. Ransdell, DeBary; Edward charge of arrangements, emergency treatment. A. Davis, Titusville. ____ Ford Galaxie 500 2-Door Hardtop ":''~:r'-:%"i- — + — . at.oiir OJVIZ I- ;_ 1 4 .. . U'OI . -- .' 0 " 0 ; 81 a -. . . Nor. Norris NATIONAL FARM-SAFETY WEEK will be observed here July 24-30 S. 3e&aul. in the handling of farm machinery, equipment, fuel, UHd iiisecticide Iii "84"I inany potentiul dangerous situutions. Proel4iming the Slifety Week here under the sponsorship of the Future Farmera of America, who urge cura vice president, of the Seiniziole high school Chapter, .phi. Hal.. DOs.,, - 40 i / * . : 1 `= It. I -1 Strlc * kland ". are Mayor A. L. Wilson, Michael Gibson, reporter, (left) Danny Dickerson, Dlo.. . s savingest deals on rous'r4?ahead all the way at your Ford Diralat" ... Mileir.d UUMtI Now! The I the Southland's sellingest cars! Great selection of Fords, Falcons, Fairlanes and Mustangs. Hurry! *_.4 N TE 6-1614 + ,. O f F Virginl Petreekj P. 0. Box 1214 Sanford + - .I V as b"forc r1a. pr..".'nf en ser.n+.1I'. v'n. + 84"1 I Hospital Retired from General 'Maitors, made nearly $1 million in 180 tIis wee,€ UsU .., . seag., g j ' "" "de1W 5) TU 15001twd Urrold. VA w. Y$t5 Ave., Iait.r4, j'j ci... r..i.. raw , i I The 2nd Battalion of the Ist - _,, I r0tildn't rrinke it., I saw no good groes and marked the .start of rpnqnn to pit At home.00 took heavy losses In the early stages of the operation, a nd - the f U r iii C r Congregiitional said today. "It will be extreme, a pastorate at the First South. Christian and Evangelical and Jy helpful to the commission' er-n Methodist Church of Atlan. + + Reformed Churches. Neweorn- obtain the public reaction ti, Ga. __________________________ — I_I CI'S and visitors will be welcuiu. the proposed revisions. All our ed and are itivited to join in citizens should take a n Interest EnterprIse; Mr. and Mrs. Allen I - + + +0 t seiiics The United Church of Delton final proposed constitution. more thu 4.5 members and is a member of the United "I urge all citizens interested friends who were present to bid Church of Christ, the denumlpresenting their views to Zv: Knight farewell since he nation formed by the union t' appear at the hearing," Davis will leave next month to accept + Wednesday among the giants "I NAACP demonstrations have jets at London airport saM: fires at seven of th em, despite Marine Regiment came under with the murder of Gloria Jean a heavy barrage of 19 missiles, heavy small-arms and mortar Davy, 22, of Dyer, Ind., believed Th e loss of two more planes fire as the Communists appar. to have been tile first of h during the raids Itursday ently tried to drive __ Ford the Leather-nurses slain. brought the toll over the Nor th necks from a strategic hillside Poli ce said Speck's picture to nine this week, dominating three escape routes led by the sole survi- O n was identified e of the pilots was res. t Laos. The Marines replied var. Corazon Amurao, 23, a Fill. with artillery. pino exchange nurse, as the killThelatest enemy toll In OperCr, and that three of his finger- Ex-Movie Star ation Hastings, which began prints were found in 1. townlast Friday, rose to 521 dead by house. - body count and ano th er 554 pro. Out 0 Of Coma ________________________ bably killed. Five North VietLOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac- namcse, 125 weapons and large _ tor TomCoun Conway, 61, star of stores of supplies have been the "Falcon" film series, is xc- captured. Area ported out of a coma, although A spokesman said allied casualties continued light, alstill in serious condition with______________________________ _____________________ Affmi + - Mrs. H. E. Braddock, hi1 bruther, Shelby, and family, his sister, Betty, and family, AD of DeI.'md, were present fur I +- i. A + - rooms. )ven confined to brief daily ple- was nrit, thinkinic of setting any Ba tle He has been formally charged 0 + 0 + +•' + U. S. jet planes kept up the Ufl could be a possible enemy trap Chicago Community Hospital relenting air war, attacking for the Leathernecks. early July 14. oc team. _______ six-mile - wide demilitarized sought in the murder of eight organized force. Over th e Communist North, zone only a mile or two away student nurses from the South Guest speaker for Sunday's Ol d FLORIDA announced that Speck was being action In the South as a single withdrawal toward Laos or the Longwood with special services borough or Mrs. W. A. Lochte. "Praying to a Personal God." Mrs. Robert A. Bennett and at 7 p.m. Sunday at the church Principal of the school mill Mrs. H. G. Richardson, hostess. ; on Orange Avenue. Singspira- be Rev. J. Lawre nce Ward, es for the meeting, served dition will take place as well as minister, who also will bring licious nut bread and coffee. evangelistic sermon to be given a daily object lesson. Mrs. Yai. Th e 13 members presen t also by Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor. borough - will be superintendent included Mesdames Roger Bar. The school will continue Mon. and Mrs. Calvin Oldham will rim. James Griffin, Richard Si)' day through Friday next week serve as pianist and be in _ 7 to 9 p.m. and the school will charge of music and crafts, as vers, James McNulty, Ga ry as teaching where needed. Painter, and Milton Sorokow. ky. I conclude with a youth revival well Mrs. Ward will be in charge Sunday, July 31, at 7 p.m. ______________ School each evening will ope n of intermediates and juniors; f N II.M AV!. $ANPO*D, Police Supt. O.W. Wilson had division has been reported in the possibility that Communist l be provided for babies Market Mrs. Alvera E. Kelly whose parents are attending is chairman of this project. the school or participating in bership has more thin doubled + gency room early Sunday after favor "human wave" assaults. North Vietnamese unit tried to slashing his arms In a skid row it was the first time in the move westward toward Laos. hotel. Fifteen hours earlier war a full North Vietnamese U. S. officials did not dismiss Mrs. Rape read an inspira. Annual summer Vacation Bi- the teaching program. Those ation are tional poem foll owed by Mrs. hle School will begin at the in need of transport First Pentecostal Church of asked to contact Mrs. Ed Yar- James Leonard's program on Alust, of Japan'S expurt sales titled "Divine Service." Music 3225492 ____ SM&_ CettICal the Cook County Hospital emer- mountaineer general known to as a blocking force after a large - individual classrooms for les- urges, all Interested children in well-known Florida minister Sons in arts and crafts and BI- the community to attend and now 'writing for Standard Pub. tIe study. After class, refresh- expresses the opinion each per. lishing Company. Regular Leonard Casselberry will find something of in- ices of the church are __ Vacation Cburch School Ut to be taught in Seminole Coun. __ perforined thut the some 2011 creused. conducted at the present time group will assemble again in terest. _____________________ in the daily classes, I Decision on thi' matter came Grace Methodist Church, Onora ty, Mrs. Angelin Taylor, audioat the Sanford Woman 's Club, the church for closing service. jieopk present were fed,en. enjoy- at a recent. meeting of the Road, will be conducted Aug. 'isual coordinator, said today. Deltona Church __ _ 303 Oak Avenue. (d the Fellowship, highly Teachers will include Mrs. classes fr-urn 9 th a.m. prayruup, with Mrs. Iuyinond i-b, wi The courses being offered are tej-tained, dismissed wi th -_ Nuncy Drummond and Mrs. First Southern er of thanks for God's Blessings I Lawson, chairman, presiding, until noon each weekday for preparation and production of Dora McDaniel, beginners; Mrs. (ait+vr it was pointed out that children four th rough 12 years Instructional materials (three W• Offer by Ret-. Virgil L. Bryant, the only approxima Mary Reid and Mrs. Ge rude te rt ly one-fourth old. hours credit) and school library 10 Receive I 0 On. Of The new pastor, and were safely at Registration will be at 8:30 administration a ii d service Thompson, primaries; Mrs. Si. Honors Pastor I of the suggested time for chilborne in bed by 8:80 p.m. Largest Sslscfios by] Coombs and Mrs. Evelyn I dren's schooling was being a.m. Aug. 1. Furth er informa. ( three hours credit. Of Fresh Flowers I used. McCleary, teens, and Rev. Rev. Durward H. Knight Jr., tion may be obtained by ca lling Mrs. Taylor suggests that New Members l superintendent, his wife and their th ree cliii. It was felt a flanneigraph th e church office, Grant, genera Plastic Arrangements, th ose who are interested drendren, Joyce, Jack and Gail, 11%. Mild red Haney ______________ Church Lectern I story and music, with teachers will teach the adults. Etc. In C.ntraf Florida there coursescontact her at the were honorees at a reception The United Church of Del- Rev. G ra I taking turns in use, would be nt hii issued an in. Sunday evening at First ijijtj. I Seminole County Materials tons, which meets for worship vlt.ation to the public to attend of advantage. Chil dren will at.- Class Meeting SANFORD Center, 1101 Pine Street. em Methodist Church of San. t 10 tend these perio Is Dedicated To ROWER SHOP a.m. each Sunduy at the Vacation Bible School whi ds in their The Bykota Adult Sunday The courses are not closed Deltona Community Center on bein ch i's ford. - thun open. SChDUl CUSS of Bear Lake and teacbers should register Luke Monroe. will receive g held In th e evenings in Rev. Knight has been pastor I C.r, L 1 & $esf.rd Ave. 10 ing exercises in th e sunctu- Methodist Church will have a early to insure their chance of new members this week. order that more adults and chil- of the local congregation since 322-laz In-9452 . dinner meeting at the church Edwin Bradd k accepted class. _____________ — — Sermon subject of the pastor, dren can take advantage of its organization two years ago. ThU von"1111wion also voted ht 7 p.m. Thursday. Newly ivity. By Mr-s. Rik-hie Harris Under his leadership the memRev. George B. Owen, is en. I to send absentee cards each elected officers of th e class are Dedication tiervices for the weel. und to present Cross and George Hayter, president; Leo & SUGS _______ _______ blood by the time he arrived in under the command of a tough Ion moved in Thursday night $ ROACPS....APIIS ________ keting in front of city hail-- a records. I w* all set to come virtual truce sluice a mass on a hnlldny accompanied by a march Inst Monday ended with w o m a n friend. When she Speck had lost 1% pints of Division of 8,000 to 10,000 men mand post. One Marine battal years old. 12:30 until 3:30 p.m. Th ere will be no preliminary On Saturday, July 23, Edwin Braddock Memorial Lee- I Crown j)ins for perfect and the building on Sanford attend. Sulint, vice president; Harold of two-wheeled motorcycles go for the service, wi th Mrs. Owen . a + Avenue was erected 15 months were conducted during I ar*te each three mon ths, six Irwin, secretary, and Dick to the United States and Great us pianist, will be the prelude, ionshfu1ion Meet alter morning worship services last I mon ths, and a year. th e church began. "Andante," by Grieg, and the Britain. Gibbons, treasurer. Sunday at Barnett Memorial I In charge of the reception I postlude, "Recessional," by Se Meth odist Church, Enterprise. were the womou of the church + Stickles. ______ ' jr---- ' ______ *— ___ Braddock, whose .untimely -0 At r an who presented to Itvv. Xnght o pill In the group of new members death from a heart attack oc. ,-, Florida Constitution Revision and his family a book, "The will be Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland curred some two years ago, I -, 1 + + ' Treasure Chest," apprecla. E. Ashman, Mr. and Mrs. JosConimission, of which R. + +,, was keenly interested In athle. I + +eph M. Dixon, Misses Charlotte Joseph Davis Jr., Sanford, 1 lion Of -his faithful service. + f - + tics and was èoach for th e I + ' The gathering took place in I . . f and Evelyn Hachtman, Mr. and a member, will hold a public . .'-I. I community boys' baseball the churroom ch Sunday School asMrs. Joseph Hibburd, and Mr. bearing Monday and Tuesday sembly where a profusand Mrs. Gustave E. Josephson. at the Cherry Plaza Hotel, Timmy Sam, who played ion of summer blossoms were 1-. Welcoming Comm itt.ee Sun. Orlando. - 0+ 1 ' baseball u v d e r Braddocic's useti. 'Jc serving table, coy•+ - day will be Mrs. Reno Chicolani , i coaching and was chosen one Other public hearings are ered with a lace cloth, held a + + + and Mrs. Hedwig Wiechers. slated in Jacksonville and Pen- colOrfUl bouquet, and an assortof DeLand Junior High Scbool'sI House Committee for July Is eseola prior to the cummlsslon meat of cookies, varied nut outaand1ng a thletes of th eI -.' ,Reinhold C. Trutachel and Lan- convening In CaUCUS in Novem- meats, and mints. 'Me ladies year, made th e dedication. + -' renee A, Hansen. her in Tallahassee to adopt the served a fruit punch to the Braddock's parents, Mr. and (Herald Photo) + cratk North Vietnamese. 10 linuis by forcing landlords to hart, who nestled her single.. - between them." has been announced for Aug' Hospital. Those interested may 1th classes from 9 until meet the third Tuesday of each II am. for children three to 15 rch I followed by salute to the :nut Mrs. Everett J. Kinnaird, pre. 11 a.m. worship service at San. . ford Christian Church .jfl and salute to the Bible. The schoolers. Mrs. Yarborough invites, and Robert Hannon, of Lake Wales, students then will go to their Aviatrix, 74, Soloes Atlantic f,ONf)O4 (At') - Marlon flitter says he cnn report to hart, 74, of Washington, DC., them flint a city housing ('Ode says she just flew the Atlantic which ln'tmnrq effectIve AUg. solo for fun. ed hill identified by a captured hn rer.1teit jot 7 to. iii. sattira n y have another. You may choose quarters said the foe was the 15-year-old private as a North firninktow runt-ral Ifivitio%. " Ilu,-In I will Ii. In l'I,u'n Ix vill', with the students meeting in Mrs. Lyman Rogers, prima ry Guest Speaker .. ~,,.. , '. + peared very weak." babl Communist toll In the by North Viet Nam's 324-Il DI. Asked about Getty's state eight-day Marine drive to more vision. men Dr. Norcross said: "Mr. than 1,000 killed, the Marine Marine Corps planes 811(1 arGetty is a lawyer. I am a physi. command said, . + - tillery battered a Jungle-cover. and Mrs. Jack H. Rossman for Vacation Church School at the Geneva Methodist. Churchward the benefit of theMemorial pediatric of Seminole the auditorium for assembly 2; Mrs. Lochte, primary 1, and Scheduled Here the official board to purchase ger Harris. All this Fun and Frolic took a set of flancoigraph sto ries place at such a rapid pace and in order that schooling time Schedules VCS was so efficiently served and I for the children may be in. ... .- _ The Commission on EducaPresbyterian's beloved buss tion of the Osteen Methodist singer, Charles Morrison, '- ' Bryant, school board candidate; Charles Heals, candidate for state reproident, "DEATH" Decision _____ ______________________________________ him. When I visited him lie np- Hard fighting pushed the pro. attenipting to block any retreat ship of Mrs. Thomas L. Largen th ere regis1ratIon and classes will be, will be a bat, sale Sponsored by g in th e open ing day. Nursery th e WSCS at 9 a.m. at Publix wil hi'iirI,,g a progress report I rmfl Mayor Louis II. flitter flits art- heart attack earlier this week, through the night against a A U. S. spokesman refused to but that two cardiologists would large force f ro m an elite North say whether any of the Soviet- that enemy casualties in the examine him to determine his Vietnamese division in the Jun. built nilsslles brought down el. latest fighting were not yet condition. known. Norcross said Speck's li fe was gles and hills nearly atop the thor of the planes, _________________________________ not in danger but Getty told 17th Parallel frontier. At dawn, A task force of 7,000 U. S. newsmen Thursday: "In my they called in Marine planes to Marines and 3,000 South Viet- Funeral Notice opinion as a layman there I,% an prevent the enemy from fleeing namese troops just below the outside chance we may lose toward Laos. 1tiiirrnl Mii for ('Ii,irh' C. + North and South Viet Nam Wa Sle)iratnlø Hr., 73, of Hnhlt(,rtl, A Mission Sewing Group has been started under the leader- qakl ht' anti other NAACP oRid . sentative; Allan Keeth, school boni-d 1111d Mimi Alm-garet Gattis, Ylt pren- wounds in an attempt at Suicide I IN -: •W4 Near .lACKSONVlfL1 (Al') --Jack. a__ fltirry of vndntism___ in Negro only a few Incidents of rock sot1vjIlt'5 ratlaf troubles rncti ceetkrnq. throwing in the troubled areas. H tIPt'ISlOtl tf(lfly—whether Pnrson said he Is tryinst In There were nearly 2fl0 met. Negroes will march atitl demon- keep pence In the' cigrt, corn vnnrf'tntnt of Colored f'etiple, RKI'UHLICAN CANDIDATES were Introduced at. it joint lnel'l+iflg Ct) sponsored by the Seminole County executive committee zin(l t h e Seminole County Youn g Republicans Thursday night at South Seminole Bank, Left continues to recover from 21. In Geneva 'I Troubles qtrp or contlne to talk with IflUflhty hut that his voice Is not dents of violence altogether in the three previrms nights and 22 city r'fficcinlq nhnut dernnntis for eJed as It once littler jobs, imlisilig and recrea- of past broken promises , dh Negroes have been sentenced to city Jail, with other trials postI lowil mdlii leg. Officials. ported and several alleged law , hhiiiji.dt l'earson, president of Rain helped curtail vantlalism 11 ctiitp tititi Iol branches of the Ttmrsclay night. Police reported violators under age 17 turned ____ over to Juvenile authorities. National Acsocnf ton for the Ad • , a + n ______ ;• said Thursday that Speck, 24. i Jax __________________________________________________________________________________________ Dr. William N. Norcross, the City Jail Hospital physician, to Chairman .v'w j sanity. Dresents Gift ,_ :;:i________ I said he would plead the ex-ron. id not guilty b' reason of In. l .' ' '.________________________________________________________ sS' "' Getty. appolilINI by n Circult Circ e . % 1; .. . 1 Court judge to defend Speck, church for the first night of Youth Week which starts Aug. Announced 0 Go ChICAGO (AP) Public Dc fender Gerald Getty he will enter a plea of Innocent for Thchnrd Speck, accused of murdering eight student nurses last ]ELDER GARRE7T ___ .I '. I , Getty said Thursday. "We' will leave It up to the Jury to Ills fate." 4 by the various officers. During the husineas session, M Rape announced th e circles would furnish dinner at the hood. the auspices of "Men for Miss- week by Ken Miller and Dan The closing number was en- SS Materials companied at the piano by Ro- Ch=.-h has voted to request __________ _ k tory. "We can't plead guilty to anything as I project the defense," _______ _____ committee tribute of the young missionary the past year. face temptation, and not suc- Delmas Copeland and Leonard I who will leave Miami by plane will be conducted by Ret'. David School Planned vii wu Introduced and recited cumb. He will give me the gift Casselberry of the Casselberry I Sunday morning for a two week Pratt, or Ebensvjlle, Tenn., son some very moving poetry, which of life ulthout end. tour of missions in Colombia and of Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt, Included "Walk Slowly, Dear," "The Lord shall prese rve thy Ecuador. of Altamonte Springs. "Seeing Things at Night by going out and thy coming in They will travel with a group Evening services at the In Longwood Young People," and one written from this time forth, and even --..of 22 men and women under church will be conducted each by an unknown tramp in * Thu' forevermore." If I can submit By Donna Estes 1~ be Stanley L. Brumley and Ju- Tht125 Nonnan, Sunday Casilla 28. Los Condes. _______________________ School; Copeland, Training Union, and Green, BrothO. Methodist VCS - : ': -- 4 - tions; even when I ab"don my God. He will preserve me. He out at a fast pace with Ds- will gfvr me the strength to Sout h .kmerica bound are- Rev. Community IdeLhodit-L Churcls of Ciosbeltwi,ry. Swrviees Aug. 7 hitches nor emm Chester ' I I coming Chile will be Chilean Mission. votions and reports were given era, as only La Florida can dish thy soul." Though I face countless evils in my life; th ough I out. il th oughts and purTh e program which followed embrace ev the supper was emceed by Mrs. sue my own th oughtless inten- 3, i I 'I 1k has recommended as depart.. whose headquarters address In Mrs. Otis Taylor gave th e de- bons, secretary; Mrs. Jean Mueller, president; Mrs. Catherine Baird from all evil: He shall preserve every detall; decoration, et cot- + 1.1 .. ciety of Christian Service are (left to right) Mrs. Margaret Brown, im- came together and enjoyed a In my fear. ' I -' -. , i ,i., ____________ Wil. hop Freeman E. Baggc'tt and an's Society of Christian Ser11am Millam, and Sterling Debris and Neil Cashner. In. vice of Grace Methodist Church Copeland. voca ti on will be given by James at its regular monthly meeting Assisting Thom will be Dea. Ethlngton and Benediction by presented a lovely book entitled cons, Walter Hoberg, chair- Alfred PIet.rantoni. "Joy of Words" to Mrs. W illiam Thomu Cox, Ralph Invitation is extended to the Rape in appreciation of her G reen, and Clinton Crawley. public to attend the service In services as circle chairman for I~EWLY ELECTED officers of the Bear Lake Methodist Woman's So- presb'terlan Church of Sanford will He leave me comfortless I 1 . not smite thee by day, not the moon by night." The sun of - lies of the congregation of First and sorrow to bum me. nor + : " ' - _________________________ rc iI t____ 7~-," ..... ________ Hubbard, • •;. 4 ____ tie Henderson, Mrs. Eve.1yn Remarks %ill be offered by Big' The Joy Circle of the WomHoherg, Glenn •- .' to church. Members are ..- .". , I lob - a dreadful glare. The moan _____ casts fearful shadows of my ________ Fellowship sins upon my soul. But God I Monday, at 6:80 p.m., fami- shall not allow the sun of sin ______ /I , . 1•t "The Lord is thy shade upon Families . , I + . elected mend #:.'c, • oo . leaves Forest City, Aug. & Speaker-, for Sundky evening's A pulpit committee has been special service In his honor will - . .'- . me. Presboerian Enjoy - • 1 . . ___ ________ ____________________________ tier. His wife and two children versity. His complete mission will accompany him when he will total 2% years. - ..,. - I. . 1. - I I. reach out and touch me in MY world that lie sent His only be- gotten Son thin It to save me pain and sorrow? 'My help cometh even from from my sins as my keeper, ma'' 'My the Lord, which made heaven strength, my protection against and earth." God creates: God all evil. I must entrust my life to Him, for He shall preserve -. . . *t • In May at Sanford Naval Air plans to 4=011 St Now Orleans pAring for the wark and to study Baptist Seminary In Septem. Spanish at Brigham Young tini- ' ' ..':-:- "The Lord Is thy keeper.", helpi" Who can belp me as I grovel aho - - " • Elder Garrett, who received his discharge from the Nav3' University in DeLand and three-month period while - +• clean mountains stand, where watch over me as a shepherd the -clauds veil th e heights in watches his flock. If I can but • l search for my lift u m' hea rt unto Him. He myste. 1 . ',' I need will comfort me. lie wfll never; answers and the power ______ ____ uate in August from Stetson Mission Home Aug. 15. for a Junior to the far bariwn where the turn My heart to God, He will • % . o , 'i -~,,!Ibo,••• , Richard Speck ______ he continues his studies with. reti ii. out Interruption. He will grad. He will report to the Salt Lake Karen Williams, secretary, and Blair Kither, president, Senior of ficers, and, Pat Osborn, president; George Tiffinay, vice president, and Regina feet, frm the problems which tbee will not slumber."'Oh. how ___ ______ Elniore Edwards qualifies under an act re"aro. of St.. Paul, Minn., and Of Congress for Federal aid if of the late John Elmore Gar- Temple, minister, are (left to right) Barbara Tiffiiuiy,, vice president; eyes from the dirt beneath MY to be moved; He that or Elder John 8 Planned For , As a disabled veteran, Rev. Station, is the son of Mrs. Helen METHODIST Youth Fellowship groups of Grnce Methodist Church, Sanford, bave elected officers for the coming year. Shown with Rev. Robert quite righL read Psalm 121. A faeU testimonial In hon- Was accepted with by the congragnUon. d A Wb~n the world seems espe- that save men from the depths I Ciq rn1b InnociP1ea I -.F. Baptist Church. The Y1ga. 4 ' emu _ Mormon Elder In erntnt I Testimnial Slated Gar his departure r,tt 111. prior to flev. Arthjr B. Edwards, be. for the Chilean Mission, ill cause of opportunfty to sttend nducted 6 p. rn. Sunday A theological seminary under the Sanford Church of J(?51j5 * Federal ) " 1f' Christ of Latter Day Saints, 2315 as minister of the Foreit City Park Avenue. 4~ 2Q*4 By now. Iarey ft Soper cares: God loves: These are the heart of my fai th Church in God. These are the thoughts Edwards ' Resigns God forgives. ,,, . i (11cr-aId Photo) -+ ..•-.+--.,--+--.--.-- ., , -, It. :1: ,1 t 1 + A, -00------------------ + + 0•00 0+ I i ;I 11 . +, 0+ 0 ------+- I . ...~ -, +$ FIW--' 0 + - ~~:. , I ' i I -.---- ____________ II I - + . + -------- .. + 0- + + , - 0 + + 0+ + I I I --+- --------.---. + -- �-., I .-. .L .. --------.- __• -'- I, ________ - I $t7r %atthwb Tprmlb Pare 4 - I I, Scout Wins Honors At . - "i-;,..._ 1u1y 22, 1966 Sawyer .. ..,.. . . •- -. I I., awards Court Sy Theaa Eutes Special presentation oT the book. "Scouting For Boys" by Bayden Powell, founder of the Mack scouting movement, to Sawyer Jr.. who was determined to have worked 'hardest to become the Your Fireman ILII.GILES, now in his 21st Year with his Sanford Fire Department, first joined the force In 1945. Be was born in Madisonville, Tenn., but near the end of 1926 be moved to Lake 'Monroe where be now resides with his wife, Anna. They are the parents of three chil(Herald Photo) dren. First Methodist To Hear Guest Missionaries Guest speaker for the So clay evening service at Ph Methodist Church will be M Bans Anrbekken, the form Ellen D. Meriwother of Sa ford. Rev, and Mrs. Aurba ken, missionaries in the Wm Division of the Board of sbus of the Methodist Churc are on a year's furlough. For the past 10 years th have been working in Algei where he served as superl tendont for Methodist Misslo in North Africa until 1962. this time he became direct of the Christian Committee i Service In Algeria, under t World Council of Churches. Mrs. Aurbakkon has sorv In many areas of work, wi Children's Work her special She has served as secretary the Committee of Religir Educations for the Conferen stçted lur!ery seho has and traId teaclirs. Th Cc mission on Missions of I church extends special invi tion to everyone to come the evening worship surv, Sunday at 7:15. Pentecostal Ladies Plan Dinner By Donna Estee The Ladies Auxiliary of I First. Pentecostal Church Longwutid will sprnu4or anoti of its deliciouli Southern fri chicken dinners from 4:80 p.m. Saturday, Aug. f at I church annex on Orange A nue, auxiliary president M M. L. McDaniel has unnoui ed. ltlembe.rs of the fund en mittec for the dinner inelL Mrs. McDaniel, Mrs. Gertrt Thompson and Mrs. Nati Drummond. Teetiage girls the church will serve as Wa resses. Included on the menu wi the chicken will be pott salad, green beans, pick] Wets, hiunienuk' biscuits a butter, rake and coffee, punch. Permons wishing to ma tcwrvuticns uiy roll N McDaniel or Bev. E. lit Grant, pastor. Delivery serv and takeout dinners will nvailuble. 1 0 Embezzlement I Figure Upped MIAMI (AP) After ha vice president Anibal A. M esder disappeared Jail April was charged with ernbezzll $240,000 from the Curtiss ) ticimd Bank of Miami Sprl* Now the sum has been upj to $95,000. The grand jury returned three-count indictment agali Mercader, who left Miami A 15 and is believed living in I native Uruguay. - BIG CLOCK The largest induur duck the world Is located An N York City's Grand Central S lion. The clock has a 15•11 Ian. and Its minute hand seven feet long. y ,; A. founder's conception of a scout, highlighter the recent court of awards ceremonies of Boy Scout Troop 197 of Longwood held at Christ Epis- Know HERE'S PROOF YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT J.M., FIELDS $ $$ $ 2.39 Boys' Cotton Twill TURTLENECK TIES copal Church. The book was a gift from Charles Bourchler, former assistant district commissioner for the Longwood area and was preifled by D. L. Brooks. present Be assistant district commissioner. The Sawyer youth also was presented with troop warrant certificate as patrol leader; was gifted with a Bay Scout hatchet for being named top saleman of the troop In the Circus Capers ticket selling and his patrol, the Panther Patrol, which received a saw for top salesmanship and won a special campout for being the honor patrol for a three month period. Also presented awards were Bob Elliot. Chuck Wood, Steve Donnelly. Keith Thompson. Mike Minock, Rick Magee and Steve Fuller, second class award: Dave Brooks advanced to Star Scout and Danny Scott. drafting merit badge. Troop warrant certificates were given to Mike Minock for troop librarian: Bob Elliot for quartermaster; Steve Donnell. scribe: Keith Thompson and Bob Creamer, patrol leaders: Danny Scott. senior patrol leader: Roy Nelson, assistant junior scoutmaster, and to Bob Elliot. Chuck Wood and Rickick Magee Magee for den chief. The parents and scouts enjoyed an evening of scouting to. gcthcr and a variety of demonstrations were given by the patrols. Next regular meeting for the troop. whch is sponsored by the South Seminole Optimist Club, will take place Aug. $ after the boys return from a week at Camp Lalloche. DRISSES 1 Combed cotton knit pullovers. with ribbed collar, cuffs. White, black, plum, blue,whis- 2'3 Machine washable jeans .. -' . -.-. AND SWEATERS WALK SHORTS f'..( NONEHIGNERI Ivy style shorts In 100% easy-care cotton. Assorted plaid patterns. 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Guthrle will re. turn to the pulpit the following Sunday. -. 60,75 or 100 watt bulbs. Limit 8 per customer. Long legs, Copris and gowns. Great colorsl .. -------- Guest Minister .. - stock reduced for this clearance male! For broiling, freezer wrapping. Limit 4 Pi's, baby dolls, gowns in fine fabrics........................... a. ' - .aii 25'x12" ALUMINUM FOIL 2.99 LADIES' SLEEP WEAR, GOWNS OT7W1 - $2=$3 2.98 SWING-TOP BASKETS . ,,. A-lines, button-front styles. Sizes for alli - - 3 for $1 $1. $2 Em%ossed brasstone in choice of 3 smart patterns... $1 rs 2.99 LADIES' DUSTERS, SHIFTS - ' -. 49c ea. ROUND WASTE BASKETS 3 for $1 2 for $1 -, irs 9- 1 1 Limited Quantities. One size fits 10-13 1•97 -. - $2 RIKI"LMbR LI $2 .$3 -$2.$3 airs TERRY KNIT HOSE.. i •p .- - flflLLflI KNEE HI flUOL £.Rl4 oi 1 llf - 5.9I•I.99 LMUIL LADIES wir l 1W!! - Mix 'n match sets reduced for cle'arance...-_._.-_--------- $1 .............. .... 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Dun Ridlon and Mrs. William Creamer, will present a skit on Bible School for the entertainment of the auemb)y. - Wr. 3.99•5.99 LADIES' JAMAICA/SURFER SETS CIriie Easy-care fabrics. Great colors. Sizes 3 to 14. . Plans Program - - Jamaicas, surfers, short shorts. Solids, prints........ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . •.. 1.97 GIRLS' TENNIS DRESSES Episcopal VCS - ith 1: -' 1.99.3.99 LADIES' JAMAICAS coloril Sizes 1.3, 3.6X, 7.14................... . . . . .',_-.- n - 1.50.2.99 LADIES' BRAS & GIRDLES 2 /$1 Bras S - owI Combed cotton tee shirts, briefs, 5, M, I sizes. .. 2.99•5.99 LADIES' PASTEL SKIRTS, SLACKS Wide range of styles, fabrics and $19$2 2.98898 GIRLS' DRESSES Great styles, ., I you got 10% 69c-79c MEN'S UNDERWEAR Other sizes also reduced $ . .. Imported bleac hod white wearing lln shoots, twin, full sizes, 11 $3 44c Size 2' x 6', SPORT SHIRTS - -, BAMBOO PORCH DROPS £59 loys'Shirt SIwr. - . .. $ 449 24 x 144" - '*t,. TAPE fcw Rible School - Easy to Ifse 4.Trwaslstor Portahi. 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I RADIO JEANS Ideal for little tots swimming so pool in the . . . . , . , . , ,, , , ,, , 2 $1 COMPARABLE PRICES BASED ON (tIRENT EQUIVALENT VALWS, REGULAR OR ORIGINAL LOW DISCWJNTPRIW [ NOW OUR 5th J. U. FIFID IN THE ORLANDO ,REA PAR.KWOOD PLAZA OPEN 32B1 W. COLONIAL DI. GIANOWAY oMLooI 1000 WINTU PARK 'AU GALLII I MJUITT ISLAND AMBER I 100 BABCOCK P T 17 92 65 E. MERRITT RD. ST. AT LEE ROA D AVE. ALL FIVE STORES OPEN DAILY 10.10 • SIJIJDAY 14.7 I - 9a QUALITY the only true measure of value guaranteed ALWAYS DISCOUNTS that give you instant cash savings guaranteed EVERY DAY -'U I 1 ....-.,-,-' I . 1 �1• _________ - $- ctea ,rath Pare 6 — July 22, 1966 4 - -- esburg4qs - -'ra , - Pj - . q1,. ..•. .,'_, .'. . . -. — '4 .. i. . Timely hitting by Evans Post 25R and the IS-strikeout hurling of pitcher Jeff Pryor .L.. . was Just toe much for S*nford .,...., Post 33 Thursday evening as . '•. ,.w. Thu local Amorkan gj te*m fell, 3-2, In the opening game of the Slrth District double elimination playoffs. Sanford now meets Winter Park this evening at 5:80 p.m. at the Carter St. Field In Orlando. Winter Park was defeattd by Edgewater In Thur"t. day's ocond game. . The winner of the Ssnfoi-cl. Winter Park game will meet the loser of the Evans-Edge- . water game in em1-final play Saturday evening at Tinker Field. One more loss will aiimGOING AFTER the Sixth District playoff title .,.. •- - . .. t' ' . , - - - . .' Leesburg. 1 Ssnfcrd team bad m straight tournament S pfore running Into the be-MI*g Leesburg utflt, bs eeetod eight bits off hurlers Rieky Csrtar p Lmi hurler Bob Ma- Seniors Defeated Delaney Park AB Stars T IS& hur uneaed runs in Inning last night and sP the Seminole AD brn the district three * 7-4 victy at with I...i Casselberry. Field in CN hurler David Unity Delaney only five bits aU *y ewhga the M 'T& tapltalized on four . ails to oust Seminole, ers-up In the State, competi- t,Iss fr te *ournainent : *sc r P1nbolter limited S.s.Is to five bits and four seven Innings. The drew first blood with 1sAM the first inning on a *al by Ton, Plnnock1 a a wi plk and a long double by. Delassy came back to tie e iki with an unearned run M e econd inning. The Sem'4n 1il1 the lead again in with an unearned run. DeIy scored twice in the ta g on a pair of inb u.s by Seminole. Jamie bsled a long home run I Viii t au In the fifth Inning the acare three to three ajgi. However, the roof cavVi M In the last of the fifth kr Seminoles as Delaney plated r runs on three tilts. 1ssols could manage only ass r is the last two Innings, that bank a long home zy catcher Tom Pinnock. 1I1OLE: Pinnock c (42E, Nu&fl 2b (2-2-0), Viers 2b if (11), Unley p, ss (4.0.1), St.t if, p (3.0.0), Cornell lb (444), Hargis ef (2-0.0), Dow. ill r (24.di), Griffin u, 2b (204), Fisdi 3b (3.0-0). UOL Isi ale i—s s 4 - PAIl 1)10 Z4 a-4 6 4 Stuart (5) and PinU&ey, ao4; Pio1Mer and Cone. LP —Usley. 5O—Uniey 5, Stuart 1, Pinholster 6; .BB—Unley 5, Plnholster 4. Legal Notice VflED STATES Dhi'TftIc'i COtJT MU11JLI I)lt1ItlCT (ii' P50510k OHLANDO DlItl(J%. Case )o. C6--Or1-Clv—UNjT1:(, STATEt OP AMERICA. Plaint ill. VS. HAROLD w. t1AflT1NLALE, JR., & PAUUXE K. MARTiN. DALE. his wife. Defcndant,.0*.a W0 IKRVICK Br rLBLlC*I1OL.-.O motion and affidsvft of plaintiff In the above entitled can,. t, KENI'ELL W. WHERUT Its Aaij.tant United Stata Attorney, In an artion agaInst tb. HAROL.I) W. MARTINIALE. JR.. & I'At'LIE K. MARTINDALE, his wife. an.d to •for. ii lien un real property sitnate In this District and dacrlteil as f1lc.w.: Lnt BIo 5, .ft1er Home, Orlando. I.o. *000r11n to plat thrr .tit ve*r4.d to pIkt book 1*. pages 5 and I. ppbltc r1Nnds of Semi- nobe County, Florida, and it apP*a1nj to Lte Court tbst the d.fdaata HAROLD W. lIARTDJDAUC. lit., & rAUI.1si K W1f are not thbbft*,nts of nor found wslh. In *. State of Florida and hsve not oIants.rf1y *$'peared beres', and: that personal •er'.ke U(" tb•j Is nt prattled becaus.r thaW Testiest, and whereabnta era vnkoows, It Is honey held Sanford to just foui hits, two each by Tom Bark and Bandy Boyd. Mahoney alsc fanned 15 in his route-going per fcurmzince. Dale Miller with three biti iind three rims batted In, ie the Ite.biwg bitters. Barks scored Sanford's onil run In the third Inning, aftei Leesburg had jumped to a S-( lead. SANFORD. Barks u (31.2) Doss lb (24.0), Boyd c (3.0-2) Sergent ef (3.0.0), Steffens ii (2-0-0), Ashby Sb (24.0), Car let p (0.0-0), Simpson 2b (2-0.0), Pruitt If (2.0.0), Cannon If (1. 0.0), Sheffield ef (1-0-0), Browii p (1-0.0), Bach 2b (14.0). LEESBUIG 352 1Ø5—* S SANFORD .51 051 1 41 Mahcme and lhtiller; Carter, Brown (1) and Boyd. LP—Carter. SO—if abone 15, Carter 1, Brown 2; BB—Mnhney 5, Carter 2, Brown 2. SB—.Luken, Ezefl. , • - Ii __ -L . - . . . II'W. p" . "?" . , .- - - . :3 . ,, . -. this weekend Steve Shumaker, ,. I•41t Sr Billy Graces', Danny Lee, C,arv Maples; back - , •fl , ,C ''' 1__ r S---flifl Ieafln. I — maker - -. if (0-0-AL (nlhs,.t lh (4-U-I), Lee 1! (3-1-0), Morgan - - L-PflflI . NfltIø ____. - a _ _ 1), hrough had the other Seminole hits. Manager John Brewer will use tither Ron Glaze or Ken Pat. rick as his starting pitcher in today's game with the Winter Park Kiwanis All-Stars. Means lb (3-0 - 1), Keim .__ - - Cullum 2h (2-0-0), Moritz p NOTICE I'NDER TO WHO1 IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the underslgne4, pursuant to the "Flctitlu Name Statute" Chapter S61,Oil, Florida Statute, will - - - - PIC'rI'rioi NASIC STATITE Legal Notice If (1-0-0), Stephenson p (1-0- NORTHGATE: Rose as (3(I-I), Wateon 2b (2-0-0), Ferrin $b (0-0-0), Patterson if (8-0-0), Whitener lb (2-0-0), O'Brien c RB] Xcii, Neufield; 213 (2-0-1), Nasser If (2-0-0), Keim; SB Ferrin. Hansbraug'h cf (1-0-0), Mc- Legal Notice ______________________________ 0), Glaze rf (0-0-0), Meeks 3b NOTICE TO DKFENfl (2-0-0), Constantine Sb (0-0-0), TIlE STATE OF TOt WILLIE LEE DIXON Chunat ci (2.1.1). Whose residence and adNorthg-ate 000 000-0 2 1 dress is unknown Seminole $10 OOx-4 6 3 PLE.I: TAKE NOTICIC that you hereby required to file Moritz, Sellers (1'), lalar (5) yourare writtp an,wt- or defense,and O'Brien; Stephensen and if any, personeIl or by an attc'rney, on or t'efor. August 15, Wierich, LI' Mcarit.z. SO f'66, at the C'ttic-p of Clerk Stephenson 13, Sellers 5; BB— of the Circuit Court,theat the COUthii, , p in Sanford, Seminole Moritz 2. Legal Notice County, Florida, 2771, and to mall * copy thereof to STENSTROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attcrnpu's for Plaintiff, Post office Box t50, Sanford, Florida, 2771, In that certain divorce proc-ceding against you •',___._pending I_S .. •._ -- ,ircuau uouri of the NInt) IN COVNTY J1DGE' ('01ST Judicial Circuit in and for Semi. SESINOL.E COINTy, FLOfllfl.% nole Cnu,itu-, Florida, in Ch*t,. I'lie No. 50Cm ESTATE or JOHN P. Stc-COHMACK, Decenst'd. NOTICE TO CREDITo To ALL PERSONS HATING CIA IRS DES AN nS c'e-ry, an alibreviated title of sak cause being RUFI'S DIXON Plaintt, versus WILLIE LE DIXON, Dcfe-ndant, and hereir Tall not or a Decree Pro Cofp will be entered against you, an the cause proceed cx parte. - register with the Clerk of i-he AGAINST SAIl) ESTATE, (SEAL You and each of you are here. Circuit Court, in and tot-Seminole Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. County, Florida. upon receipt of by notified and required to rn. Clerk of the Clrrult Court p1-oct of the. publication of this any claims and demands which fly: Jean E. Wilke nt,tip, the fittitioup flanie, to- you, or either of you, may have Deputy Clerk wit: FRANK'5 MARKET under against said estate in the office STENSTROM. DAVIS & which I am engaged In huplcp, of Hon. Karlyle Housholder, McINTOSH at Molille Manor Substation. County Judge of Seminole Coun- Attorne-ys ft-ar Plalntift Highway 44 it the City of ty, at hi, office in the Court- Post Offic-e Box 11:11; -. Lcjngwoo, Florida house in Sanford. Florida, with- Sanford, Florida 22771 That the party interested In in six calendar months from the Publish July 15, 1. & Aug said t'uini-pp enterprise Is as time of the first pub1icatio cf 1066 I) I Y 0 5 C £ thip foil ow a: notice. T)r'rt-n Each claim or diPAtL.TXE PATRICIA TAYLOR. macnd must be in writing and FRANK St. SAHR PlaInt1f contain the place of residence Ste phen fl Mag-yar NOTICE OP srl'r' "a.. and post office address of the 'I'OLrI.ORE%CE II ft E W S T Eli Attorney fir Petitioner THE CIRCIIT COIB? %1WTH WILLARD OSCAR TAYLOR. 41 North Magnolia Ave. claimant and must be sworn to Ht ITh-ALL, If living, and ii D)CIAL (IRCtIT OP P'LOr'erendant Orineido. l.y the claimant. hip agent or Florida 3IOI deed, the unknown hcir.t. A. t OTICE TO IPrEAR *WD SOft 5L.I%OLE law and devise-es of FI1OR. T'leted at Orlando, ('range attorney, or the same shall be U%TT. TO, MR. WiLLARD OS C A R "old. ENCE BREWSTER H1.'D. ('unty, FlorIda, July ii', j IA%C'EftT O. 10145 TATLOR 1.1 Mary St. StcCormac-k NALL and the unknown Publish July ::. 9 & Aug. 5, 6WS CALL STREET O110E OP SVIT I As domiciliary Executrix of 12. 11461;. heirsat.law and devisee, SOtiGAGit PORIflCLOSVRRC CAPITAL HEIGHTS. said estate, DDB-77 MARYtA' of ELIZABETH N. rERRY, 3DERAL NATIONAL MORTTHOMAS E. CLARK deceased, and the legate,, TOT? ARE HEREBY NOT!. UE ASSCJCLATJON. a corilorIs the ('-nun of the (0n5t5- Attorney for grantee-p, creditors, under on, VIED that a Complaint for Dlor agaIXIs ELIZABETH N. been filed against you Jude-c. %ernis,,I,- ('ousep- . Florida, clomicillar,' Executrix Pllntiff, vorre 42 First Federal Building E 1 H V. and you are required to sere I Probate. deceased, and Orlando, Florida }'}tEN"E B It E \V STEH :EIJtlrK T WYMAN and a copy of your answer or plead. Is nez Eattite of Publish .1 uly 15,22, lIt I) N A L L. i hag It, the Complaint on the ('AR(ILIN.t WEEKS LAvSç EILEEN H. WY!AN, his wife & Aug. 4 e ad, Pi,tlntiir s attnrnt., HARVEY respectively And a.fl3' and Deceased. 5, IOf.6. TO, FREDERICK E. WYMAN CCtT?LTER. p. o. Box 216. Forest ro All Creditors sad Prrs*a. 0DB-SI all parties having or claim. hag tn have any estate, atid EILEEN H. WYMAN. City. Florida., and file the ori- )Iis lag t'leI. or flr*4a NOTICE or right, title or interest In, his wife whop residence ginal atsuer or pleading in the Agalast Said Eatite, (haa.ery Na, ISI%4 You atid curb cit you arc hereor lien upon said property and whereabouts are un- office of the Clerk of the Circuit known. in Seminole County, Florida, Court on or before the 5th day by notified and required to pre- THE STATE OF PLORIDA TO LETTIE IRENE WILLIAMS, thsc'ribed herein, lot ARE HEREBY NOT!- of August, 1066. If you fall to do sent any claim, and demand, ResIdence Unknown, a n d YOt' AND VIED that a Complaint to fore- so. a decree pro confeapo wl be which you, or either of you, may 0? YOU ARE whose last known mailing NOTIFIED EACH tb,... a certain mortgage encuni. taken againp you for the relief havt against the estate of CARthat a suit to quiet address Is: OLINA WEEKS LAWSON, detitle has been filed against you bering the. following described demanded iii the Complaint. WESTERN STATE HOSPI- by WILLIAM E. DAVIS DATED at Forest City. Flor- ceased, late of said County, to teal property. tt'-wit and TAL, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. MARY JO DAVIS, his wife, and the County Judge .t Semlnole lot II. BLOCK 2. NORTH ida. this 6th day of July, 1966. A sworn Complaint having JOE A. FTHOt'D and BENDCounty, Florida. at his office in ORLANDC, according to plat (SEAL) the court house of said County been filed against you in Cir- ETTE S. STROIJD. his wife, tbe.rof Arthur H. Beekwitb. Jr. in recorded In Flat at Sanford, Florida. within six cult Court in and for Seminole the Circuit Court of the Ninth Clerk Book l. Pages 10 and 11. Florida, by HENRY Judicial Circuit of calendar months from the time County, By: Martha T. S'jhben Pul,bic Records of Seminole Florida, in Deputy Clerk Counts, Florida. cit the first pUblication of this HERIOD WILLIAMS. Plaintiff, and for Se-rialocile County in for divorce, lititice. Two copies of each claim versus LETTIE ('hancery No. 16190, on the fol. I NCL.I Iii NG .pec'I fically. but not )4*rvey Coulter, IRENE WILLIAMS, lowing Defendant, Aitr'y for Plaintiff cr demand shall be In writing, described by way of limitation, the follow. property, (o. log fliturj. and •ou1pment, all Puhiaah July 5. 15, 2, ?0, fl45$ and shall state the pl*ce of resi- tbes, presents are to command wit: yc Ica appear and file 'our AnNW' of SW* of Section 21, Jierinanently installed: dence end post office address of swer on other defense or Tile-ad Wall Hetetthe claimant, and shall be sworn Township 21 South, flange Punelray IN TilE CIRCE'!? COVMT OP to by the claimant, 21 East, Seminole County, Model VA - VS his agent, or Ing herein with the Clerk of the THIC NINTH Jt'flICI*. CIR.. attorney and accompanied lint Water Heater Florida. by a Circuit Court of Seminole CounDay & (TI? OP AND P05 SERINOLE filing ie'e cf one dollar ty, Florida., and serve a copy and the abbreviated title of said Night Model 10-C and such thereof ('OENTT. on Plaintiff's attorney, suit is PL0RIfl*. 'eztvtjuti blinds — P claim or demand not so filed 'ILLlA5I E. DAVIS, et Carroll Burke, Attorney at Law, ux. and JOE A. shall be void. has been filed again. you In CH*%CEHI' NO, I1i3S G12 Sanford Atlantic Nstlr'nal }'IitItiff, vs. STROUD. et ux, the- Ibfl%.,t-l..d suit, the short SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS s/ Charles T. Lawson Florence Brew. BANK, Bank Building, Sanford. Florida strr Hudnl!, et al, Defendants; title of which 1. Federal National As executor of the Lapt Will 32771. on or before the 23rd day and YOU are hereby required to Mortgage Aaoclt Ion, a corporPlaintiff, and Testament of atIo organised under an Act of '.s. CAROLINA WEEKS LAW- ci? August, A. D. 1966, Or other- serve a copy of your Answer to wise decree prc confeuso will be the Complaint IVAN SMITH and and existing vursuant VICRN SON, deceased on the Plaintiffs' entered against you, to the Fedpral National Mort- MARGARET St. SMITH, his wife, S1EER & SPEER attorney, WILLIAM H. COBB. The Sanford Herald ii desig. LEY. 217 North Eula Drive, Orgage Association Charter Act, Defendan ta Attorneys for the Estate fluted as a newspaper of general lando, NOTICE OP SALE having Its principal office In the 113 MagnolIa Avenue Florida. and tile tks orl. NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN Sanford4 Florida, circulation In which (his cita. ginal in the office City of tVahington, District of of the, Clerk that on the 5th tion shall be published once each day of August, Publish Jui' ::, Columbia. Plaintiff. re ri u a, of the Circuit Court on or beAug. 5, 3966. at 11:00 A. SI. at the west 31:, 11011 week for four consecutive week., fore the 22nd day FIIEIERICK E. WYMAN and of August, WITNESS niy hand and offi- 3966; other wise EILEEN II. WYMAN, his wife door of the Court House of Semi- DDB-75 allegation. De-ftfldita and you arc required nole County. at Sanford. Florida. cial seal of the Clerk of the of said Complaintthe will be taken to serve Circuit copy of s- our Answer the undersigned Clerk will of- IN THE COI%T Court on this the 19th a. confessed. J1DhIs r ot her plead log to the Corn fer for aaIe Tue f('lloWing dep. (,OLRT. UCRINOLic C4Ri%'T*'. day of July, A. D. 195$. WITNESS nay hand and (be j'Iaint Ofl Plaintiff, Attorneys, crlbed real property: PI.(tkhI)A (SEAL) official scsi of the said court, Lot ID, Bloc-k G. WOOp- ESTATE OP Arthur H. Rn kwlth, Jr. itt CLEVELAND STEPHENSON Sanford, Seminole County, AND MIE, Suite $I Clerk of Circuit Court MERE PARK :ND ItEPLAT, FIIEEMAN W FftOi?T, Florida, thl. 20th day of July, Sanford Atl*ti Ndtio,,*l flaik Building. ac-cordIng to Flat thereof By: Donna St. Marko.. DC 11466. Deceased. Legal Notice 1l'O)VBS, Serial No. 0P7509. 5511.' (%n e Thelspa (electt-ic) Kitchen Exhaust Fan, 10 inch, No Model or serial number. - - , '. Legal Notice - - One Carroll Burke Attorney at Law CI! Sanford Atlantic 12, 155$ , Serial No. (P?4437fl. — — . 325 East Church Street 440 First Federal Building Orlando, Florida Publish July 22, 1961 D011-SO formerly with A. 1. Thomas - Together with all structure, and improvements now and hereafter on said land, and fixtures attached thereto, and all rents, issues, proceeds, and profits ac- cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, "entilating, Irrigating, and power systems, machines, appliances, fixtures, and appurtenance,, which now are or may hereafter pertain to, or be used with, in, or on said premises, even though they he detached or detachable, public sale, to the high.t By: Martha T. 'ihlen LEWIS Attorneys for Plaintiff 10 North Court Street Post office Box 3224 Orlando, Florida Publish July 22, 1961 DDU-7) ) Is sow issoclatod p51tsoe with WALKfR'S IAIRU SHOP. 2510 S. Oá. H. invites all his friends and custom.rs to corns and s•e them. WITH THIS,/"COUPON p tea' two i- a*4 U receIve oar ga* PRICE. Eel, alter SjSO or S*TVR- L:::::: 'z ' Troply Losng• & Jet Louis HWY I 70* & O$OIA ROAD 322.7W Lanes always av.aI.bl. for op.a bewlima5 0 & Aug. F'ngi-a 7 - SPICIAL $5.00 INTRODUCTION FLIGHT —050 AVIATION PRODUCTS.... sad e 3653201 'I.-' - —i-- 'I - )• , Th14 .irl'it's inlereqi in r,iek took a hi jump this .tprini "hen Sc'minoln high vein 'he u(afe (-la A champinn'ehlp. md the iport ',viIJ get another hor,'it nv't. ati,rrIav, .huly P1 .vh the .anfOr4emjno!ea .hav. ('cc. sPoric'r the firmt influ :4!' -- , - . - '—•l - 1.. - " .t , - ' ' - - , -- - - - - / -- -- - - ' Ii - .,. 1 , I - s— — ' - , . - -a ",' io! n ' - - - r. . - ''- , .IIJNIOIL GOIF' 'I'otIt'tlIIfllf!flt. t i'o)JPIl I'M J,rliM(.tlted Mnidiiy by the -ieuit h Seminole ,Jayceea at a tiluner meeting at. the i,iind C) L;ikeq (,oiintrv ( liii, wore presented by Tom Pratt, project, chairman and .Iaycc'v' rPidPnt (center) holding trophies WOfl by Mark flare, overall winner Hfl(l winner in the 1(1.17 year old division, Who W8M tiniilvle to hi ) re.ent, 4hr,wn left and right are Dean Christensen, winner in the l8-1 year old group, arid Ileggie Gllbreath, 10-12 year old champ, (Herald Photo) ' + + Mets ioIng i o e up i nere Says vves Alter o vv ins in KOW I meet !,nnld Cec ,tt the:t' o!ftct' tnt! :nrOrm.,fjon -"ith -" E!7 i'fh - , '1'flhtI' hindering Snow I II II, ,iffltq tt '- "ii enter in .,,, t'c Uams, the met -viii he held a' the Ruddy hauec,n Memoria trac', located behind the high 'hooI. The meet ujlj hegin at 3 p rn tfl(I k for hoy eight through i with competition broken ifltn different *ge brackets. ,fayCee junior track ehairmin 're Uartri i meeflng 't'ith ('nach Wi)liam today when planm for the meet '.t'ill he corn pieteci. The 4'herhil, of cvntq and - -'_' . - ,, .anfor4 .I'inicir 'frack STeet. in cooperation -t'ith Se'n,lnnlo high track eo'tch f)Ieic Wil. " - "trrTecl , .. - '' 'n ,flflflttflc--' igc Jrrtsp "H '4O!(. °X f;hiti t-crt Wednesday stnwtn prepar,ti'in for the World .Mptne I to , As - - ' - - ' - ' - - - - - + - + - + - ______ - --------------- - ---- ----------- -- -- -- - - - - - - '' - , . - '). ' -.-- '-- - - - '' , .. - -, ___________ *'z'' ,., -- - -- - - - - - [1 -' - - - - - - -, s - -' " - - - ' ,; -. ____ ,, . .,. 1 - uir:AL flOW. Ed Kr&inepool and Jerry I - -- - :: '- LV4 ""~ ¼" -,4'5'- .: - - 1. ,'1;'- --- ------ -- - ON 100 hANDS Dmu.d. FARRELL'S lODGE CAMPER SPECIAL re- seal of said Court In Maferd, Seminole County, l"lors the 6th day of July, Ida, 1511 (SEAL) Arthur H. 1ieckwltla. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Martha 'I'. Vihien Deputy Clerk rubUah July 5, 15, 12, 35, 191, Flying Seminole Ranch " SPECIALS EVERY DAY T. LU Owedltm sad Pusan. Plaintiff, Ravlag vft. p --4. Agel Said 5.0-_Wi vs. You sad each ci you gs her.ROSE MARIE GAGNE, Defendant, by notifisd SM resulTed to J Tm iost: MAItIF: GAGNE You are hereby notified that a. suit ha.. beezi tr'ivaght against you In the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial 'lruult, In and For .1.mnlnole County, Fiorida, in Chancery by NOMAND GAONE, You are hereby required to carve upon GENE It. STEI'JIEN. SON, -Plaintiffs Attorney, whose address is Post Office Drawer One, Fern Park, Florida. a copy of your written defenses to the OoplaI*t In said suit on or be. fore the 0th day of August, INS. writtan sad i original of d.f.asa ba.li b. tiled with the Clerk of said Court. Tb. purpose of said iuit ji to obtain divorc. of and trum the Defendant, ROSE MARIE OAONE. WITNESS xny band as Clerk SDecial Solo Course $3900 Legal Notice NOR7IIJAND GAGNE, NOTICE or SUIT CROWDI -. ' - In rea Rtat. of PAIl!. JOHEI'II GILMARTIN COUNTY, i-LORIDA. IN cwt%(J-:UY No. 161-Id DIVORCE A REAL ACH1EVEMENTI 3 MILlS VAST OP OVIISO ON N*NWAY 410 i, TIlE 4 - I , THE + • - - - Major Leagiie Standings p Is the Court of øessty ('JUICCIT coin? %I%'VII JIJI)ICIAI, CIII- Ju'ir, Seminole Coty, Fleeld., CVI?, IS 451) FOIl SEMINOLE Is Prebi$., b Learn to FLY! €) ,.. siun Legal Notice Attotfleys Publish July 1 i, is& DDB.49 Deputy Clerk __CLIPM7L, ' r - £SSffit4I adS, -. cruing and to accrue from said prcmiae-s all of which are included within the foregoing description and the hahendum thereof; also all gas, steam, electric, water, and Other heating, Deputy Clerk BEARDALL GRIDLEY AND — - JOE MORGAN ford, Florida. no model or serial number. and best bidder for cash at 11 o'clock A. St. on the 10th day of August 11166 at the Front Door of the Seminole Count)' Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. (SEAL) Arthur H. Bcckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court - fly Associated I'retc Grate alammerl threr'.run horn and oe nut un the eighth inning (hrk Pettit of Huntington. oratory, It may not rank era In the Mets' pasting of the' and getting the I'hillies ot wiil captain Mmy' 1:1. with the tieclnmntloils of Win Giants and Cleo,i .lone's contrib- without a run. The Atrns got all rrrqp team next 'ieiasnn. f.as' stoti Churchill, any, or Casey tite(l a bases-empty shf. their rtin in the third on five spring he led the team in 4cflr hitq Stengel, but future baseball his' The l)odgers iind I'irnte's en in with 19 oak and IA qt4 torlans may well regard Wes gngeu-. In an okitime melodrnWest rum's statement as ma rk- inn on the Cocist, with laoS An log a critical turning poiiit in gelea finally winning in the 10th when r('iiev('r f'etc' Mikkclsoan the history of the New York hit John Kennedy with a pitch Mets. after he had purposely walked The Mets' manager was smil- John Roseboro to load the ing beneficently at his charges bases? The I'iriites tutu gone ahead in Thursday as tllvy celebrated their 14.3 vIctory over San their half of the inning on a pinch hit homer 1w Bob Bailey Friaticisco and their six-game Before that, the Dodgers had win streak, longest in the histo tied the game in the bottom of ry of the club, the ninth 1111(1 before that the "If we continue at. this pace," Pirates went ahead with two Westrum philosophized, "we'll runs in the eighth. be up there at the end of this Ernie Banks hit a two-run tn month.'' pie and Curt Simmons pitched a Westrum did not specify cx- three.hitter as the Cubs ended a nctly where "up there" was, but Iourgarne losing streak. I)on he made lila point. Never In Kessingt'r had a three-run triple' their five-year existence, have in the eighth to give Chicago the Mets been able to consider more than enough insurance'. any problem more pressing Curt Hood hit, a three-run than escaping last place. homer and Chancy Smith ant-I But now, more than 10 games Orlando Cepeda added solo Jobs, removed from the' cellar, the helping St. lMuia to it victory 'Mets can begin to think the un' All the homers came in the Fifth thinkable. Eighth place perhaps inning and broke what had been — only a half-game away. Or a scoreless tie. Hank Aaron had would you believe seventh? It's his 28th homer, most In the ma just two games ahead. jors, for the Braves. The Mets' win streak began Mike Cuellar saved a victory AMERICAN LEAGUE with two doubleheader triumphs for Dave Giusti and Houston, W. L. PcI, GB, over Houston and now has in- coming in to relieve with two on 64 32 .667 Baltimore _____— ____ 50 41 .549 11½ cluoCo two In a row over the DetroIt 49 43 .533 13 Giants, who have lost seven of Cleveland 50 44 ,532 13 CalIfornia 47 48 ,495 16½ MInnesota 45 49 .479 18 ChIcago 43 49 .467 19 ring do Rtory over the Pirates New York 4.3. ) Kansas CItY 41 51 .446 21 in the National _______________ Isewhei'e' .': 41 56 .423 23½ Boston League. Chicago beat Cincinnati :,: Washington 40 57 .412 24½ 6-i, St. Louis nutsluggt'(i AtlariThursday's Results ?,. -ta 7-4 and Houston nudged PhilBoston 7, CalifornIa 3 udelphia in 10 innings. 3.2 New York 4, Kansas City 3, 11 In the American League, BosInnings e- ton beat California 7-3, t'.,ew .,' ChIcago 7, Cleveland 2 1 York edged Kansas City in 10 I 'có' ,ti'it' '-Minnesota 1, WashIngton 0 BaltImore 6, Detroit 4 Today's Games Detroit at Cleveland, (N) Kansas City at Washington, (N) .c,y4-i. "I'm proud, very proud," said Chicago at Baltimore, (N) California at New York, (N) igr;t Minnesota at Boston (N) j--Saturday's Games in! pitcher Dennis Ribant summed Detroit at Cleveland , Kansas City at Washington up the current mood of the club , Chicago at Baltimore, (N) succinctly. "We feel e urn un NATIONAL LEAOU$ Dartmouth's baseball team W. L. Pet. GB had' Its most successful season 56 37 .602 Pittsburgh In 40 years, winning 18, losing 55 39 .536 1 10 thIs season tinder Coach San Fran. Tony Lupien. Los Angeles 52 39 ,571 3 51 43 .543 5¼ Philadel. Houston 47 46 .505 9 46 46 .500 9¼ St. Louis ______________________________ In Court of County Judge, Semi- Atlanta 44 50 ,488 12¼ aide- Count, Stole of I'lorldn, 42 51 .452 14 No. 'I Cincinnati iN RI-: i-:s'r.i'i'i-: m-' 41 51 .446 14¼ New York MAR.T('RIE 1. Mt-'OMtMOi'T 30 63 .323 26 Chicago Deceasr'l. Thursday's Resulti TO .tI.L CHEDI'l'QlIS isu ti.,. PERSONS IIAVIG CI. A I Chicago 8, CincinnatI 1 on DEMiNDS .t;,tiNwr stun New York 14, San Francisco 3 ESTATEs You, and each of you, am St. LouIs 8, AUanta 4 hereby notified and required to present any claim or demand Houston 3, Philadelphia 2 whieh you, or either of you, may Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 3, 10 hay, against the estate of Mar. innings jorie I.,. McDermott deceased, late Today's Games County, W. Virginia, of Cabell with filing fee of $1.00, to the st. Louis at Chicago Coutity Judge'. Court of Seminole County in tht Court lion.. Pittsburgh at Houston, (N) at Sanford, Florida, within six New York at Los Angeles, (N) calendar months from tho date of the first publication of this Philadelphia at San FrancIs CO1 (N) notice SAIl) CLAIM Oil I)E• SAND MI'ST liE flULY SWORN TO AN!) FILEI) IN I)L'I'LIC.tTE. Atlanta at Cincinnati, (N) Saturday's Games hi James Dennis McDermott as ancillary xtcutor of the st. Louis at Chicago Estate of Marjorie L. McDerPittsburgh at Houston, (N) mott, Deceased Aciglrcss 53 S'ashiiigton Ave., New York at Los Angeles California at New York Wheeling, West Virginia Philadelphia at San Francisco Minnesota at Boston, (N) Gray cirid Po-t'blcs, Itoberti'on Dunedin. Florida Atlanta at Cincinnati, (N) Glass & Paint Company, San- at ... ,i.,., _________ Attorneys for Plaintiff Manufactured by Senkarik & Aug. 5, Publish July 2!. 25 & Aug. 5, 01)13.52 ' 'I Nine metal Venetian Blinds, 12. 111 _____ — By: Donna St. Markca 0DB-i; _ -- (SEAL) Arthur H. Becks-ith, Jr. Clerk of th. Circuit' Court' National flank Building Sanford, Florida 32771 PublIsh July - 0 (electric) One Hotpoint (electric-i Refrigerator, Model 7EDhI, - recorded in Flat Book 33, NOTICE TO V5EDJTOi Page 71 of Public itesoord. of TO ALL PEItIo g' Seminole County, Florida., I tLAIMu IJERANDI tug,the, with all structures, Im- AGAINST SAID o EWTA'j, provements, fixtures, appliances, You and each of you are. here. and spliurIcoances on said tend by notified and required to file or used In conjunctIon there. at,) claim, atid demands which with. you, or either of you, may have The aforesaid sale wfll be against said estate tn the office made pursuant to a final derree Hon. K*rlyle Housholder, of foreclosure entered In Chan- County Judge of Seminole Coupcery Action No. 15924 now pend- ty, at his office In the Seminole ing In the Circuit Court of the County Court House in tatifocd, Ninth Judicial Circuit of and for Florida, within sii caleud&r 6cinlnlp County, Florida, months from the tint. of the I'ATEI,, this 211th day of July. first publication of this notice. 1511. Each c-laIn, or demand must be 4 SEAL) in writ-hag and contain th. puce cit residence and post offic, adArthur H. Beckwijh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court dress of tht clslzzia.nt and must fly: Donna St. Markos be sworn to by the claimant, tat-s IJeputy Clerk agent or attorney, or the same 'an den Berg & Gay shall be void. Attorney. for Plaintiff Margaret St. Frost 125 East Church Street As Domiciliary Executrix of 44tJ First Federal liulidlug saId tstat orlando, Florida PuWista Juiy , 9 & Aug. 5. 12. Putilisi, July 22, 1555 1515 0DB-I) 0DB-TI Iiotpoint Range, Model 10$RB71, Serial No. 0549275, . -- . - ' ' August 4, at 7:00 P. St. to con- )IERBEI1T 'A\'NE WELT,.S and sider a change in Zoning of the 1-'LO)tA MA): 'KLT.s. his 'wit., following described property Defendant a. from Residential to Industrial: NOTI('K OF SALE South 1611 II. of E.4 of Lot 1 NOTICE iS hEREBY GIVEN (Less N. 1!O ft. of E :n ft.) and that on the 5th day of August, North 1t' ft. of El. of i.ot 1066, at 11:00 A. St. at the west tLess S 76 ft.) Block A. Wlllim ilot-ar of the Court House ci Brutt. Addition. Seminole County, at Sanford, (SEAL) Florida. the un.1,rsigned Clerk Onnie fl Shomate will offer for sale the following City Clerk described real property: rubtish July 1466 Lot 21, SOUTH PINECRF.ST, T)DB-7S SECOND ADDITION, a subdivision, according to a pint NtICE OP SALE thereof recorded in Plat Notice is hereby given that Book 10, Page. 50 and 90 of pursuant to the Final Decree the PublIc Records of Semiof foreclosure and sale entered note County, Florida, in the c-cusp pending in the Cir- together with all structures, imcuit Court In and for Seminole provements, fixtures, appliance; County, Florida. case docket end appurtenances on said land number ISO:D, the undersigned used in conjunction therewith, Clerk wifl sell the property sit- orThe aforesaid sale uated in sail County described made pursuant to a finalwill he decree of foreclosure entered in ChanLot 62. SOUTH PIXECREST, cery Action No. 15945 now pendSECOND ADDITION, accord- ing In the Circuit Court of the Ing to a plat thereof record- Ninth Judicial Circuit of and foe i'd In Plat Book 10, pages 59 Seminole County, Florida. and 50 of the Public ReDATED this 20th day of July, cora3s of Seminole County, 166. Florida. (SEAL) Together with the following Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. items of property located In and Clerk of the Circuit Court permanently installed as a part By: Donna St. Markos of the improvements on said Deputy Clerk land: van den Berg & Oar One Hotpolnt (electric) Hot Water Heater, 60 Gal., Model - --- Legal Notice as Auxiliary Officers Elected —• (0-0-0), Sellers p (2'.O-O), Islet hittter went all the----WAN' IN THE ('lfl('IIT COtS? c___________________________ (4-0-1), Nelson Sb (2.0-0), NINTH shortstop, led the hitting attack r (0-0-0). JII)ICIAI. CIRCUIT I around fôz- an inside-the.pstrk ___________________________ .INI) FOR SEMINOlE COI'NTY4 for the single, a double, a run SEMINOLE: Weirich c (1-I- home 1-'I.ORII)l, batted in, and a run scored. Sanford m a n a g e r Frank CIIANCIR NO. 15515 NORT1I PORT FEItER AT4 SAVThomas will go with either Mike Weirich, Bill Means Lar- (3-1-2), Neufield 2% (3-1-0), _____________________________ N 0 T 1 CE iNGS AND 1.OAX ASSOCIATION, The Longwcod City Council Plaintiff, rv Chunat, and Tom Broeken. Patrick If (2-0-0), Thompson will meet in Special Session '-5. ,lohn Keim, the Seminole , - - - - " flfl - - -- Pryor 2b (3-0-0), Smith ef and Morgan. SO—Pryor 18, (3-1-0), Maples 10; B13—Pryor 2, Ma(4-0-0), WrIght HIckman lb (4-1-0), Exum c plea fl. RIlI Banney 4, Colbert, (2-1.0). Banney drove home two act'y; 2fl-.--PhillIps, Banney, SANFORD: Gracey as (5more runs in the ninth, when 1.0) Pie (4.0.1) C. Shu. Colbert; IIR—Banney; SB—S. zi-'nrt. July 22, 196f 1rsUi •$IItIIt 1DIP • eaaers - nings, Pryor was nearly nit- Gracey, but some faulty base. ting to get its first three runs. put two runners a touchable, running got Pryrn- out of this A first inning double and sin- thc' came home on Jim B Re gave up two 'hits In the trouble spot Ssnford loaded gle put runners on first and lone double first inning and then wasn't the baie again In the ninth third, with a run scoring as . Major League - . ' ' AKRON, Ohio (API — Slant. sters In the 1'(IA's Golden Anni elusive title. mm' Sammy Snead, (tie 54yenr- 'ptssr' Golf Tournament, Casper, who won the Nntlotinl old 'est Virglnlnn, atid Al (;ci Open In a playoff against Pal. To (II.' stit';itlst' iii horger, a actions anti Stfldk)iiS met In San Franitisen last 2fi)'t-anr-old (toni CntIIni'nln, art including themselves, the two month, was In a large groui threatening to upset (1w dope. plityt'tI ''ItI% (lCfl(iIy tii4cUrnty tied for sixth place with 73s. -_____ ?lnirsdny to share the firSt. ve players managed ones t'otmd lenil with two tinder-par over-par 71s, Ihey were Tommy Aaron, Jack Fields, harry Reck, One stroke behind were Doug slim Ferriur and Walter lmiinn Sanders, Julius bros and Don Jr I I .lnnunt, while ,Tnck Cupit. was (-cftped at 72 were George (he onl' player in the field of Knudson, Bob Keller, Babe hl 185 (0 iiia(cli the Firestoüe Coun' ehardus, Dan Sikea Ji'., and Al By The Aa*nr$atcd p BattIng (200 at ba(s)-Snyder, try Club course par 3535-70 for Mengert? Baltimore, .332; F. Robinson, (he 7,180-yard layout. Favorites Jack Nicklaus and Baltimore, .328. Arnold l'almer stumbled around Runs F. Robinson, Bnitimore. 78: Apnricin, Baltimore, with 78s, and duplicating shabby performances In today's second 57 Rn1,IIiiti, round might find them falling to Runs bnt ted iii make the cut. Defending cham' Baltimore, 79; Powell, ion Dave Mart also had a 7$. more, 74. Snead, who HIth—B, Robinson. Baltimore, tournament the day before the complained of flnssssassssssssss hrd hrd hrd C n'hes and pains and was afraid 118: OlIva, Minnesota, 115. he wouldn't make the 36-hole Doubles \'nstr7emski, liosRy lass Cassalberry cut, laughed and aboutwas his ton, 26; 13. Robinson, Baltimore, fantastic round,joked Rut there Th. Woman's Auxiliary of the 25. nothing funny about his game, Seminole Utile League elected Triples Scott, Boston, and He bagged five birdies and officers for the coming year McAuLiffe, Detroit, 7. might have held the undisputed Thursday night at the AltaHome runs—F. Robinson, Iliillead had he canned an elght400t monte Community Chapel. timore, 27; I'epitonc, New York N. Sheets of putt on the 18th hole after work. Mrs thsrl.s and l'owell, Bnitinrnre, 22. Agee, Chicago, ing his way around a tree and Altsmonte Springs was elected Stolen bases chairman; Mrs. Otis N. Brown, out of a trap. 28; Buford, Chicago, 25. sretary, a n d "The putt wan so bad," said Capselberry, Pitching (8 decIsions) ---Watt, George Weirich, Forest Mrs Baltimore, 7-1, .875; S. Miller, Snead, "that I was ashamed to treasurer, pick up the ball. I felt like a City, Baltimore, 7-2, 778 Mrs. Bob Burks was chairStrikeouts--- Richert, Washing- monkey with a football who man of the nominating committon, 119; Iloawell, Minnesota, didn't know where to put it." tee consisting of Mrs. Joe La Gelberger, unlike Snead who 125. and Mrs. FoUstt, Sunland, has three PGA titles In the i Gore., Forest City, list of championships he had Clint NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting (200 at bats) — Mou, captured, never has won a ma- Officers will be Installed at a dinner meeting In September Pittsburgh, .345: Stargefl, Pitts- mr crown. at But the skinny man, who car- be Ann's Restaurant. There will burgh, .341. meeting in August. Runs Aaron. Atlanta. 68: ries sandwiches In his golf Garrett Coyle, chairMrs. to restore his energy, clicked Alnu, Atlanta. 63, at man, presided at the business Runs batted in — Aaron. At-. Firestone last year when ha won meeting and Mrs. Clarence lanta, 73: Stargell. Pittsburgh, the American Golf Classic while Fattier gave the devotional. 55. munching peanut butter SOd Plans wire made to set up a Hits Alnu. Atlanta, 128: jelly sandwiches? sandwich and cold drink wagon Clemente, PIttsburgh, 120. "1 had a sandwich In my to tak, some of the load from Doubles Calliscm, Philndel- bag," laughed Gelberger who main concession stand durphia, 23: Mays, San Francisco, started his round with three Ing the DIstrict 3 Senior League 20. straight birdies and could nail AU Star Tournament this week. Trlples—McCst'ver, St. Louis, only one mor. the rest of the Refreshments were served 9; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 8. day, "but I never got around 10 by the Altamonte members, Home runs Aaron, Atlanta, eating it. I had a cheese sand- who served as hostesses for the 28; Torre, Atlanta, 24. wlch before I started and that meeting, Stolen bases Brock, St. proved to be enough." Attendance was as follows: LouIs, 40: Wills, Los Angeles, Arnolig the first round lead. Altamont. Twins and Senators ers, only Sanders, the No, 2 represented by 12 mothers PItching (8 decisions' Re- leading money winner behind each; Caiselberry, 4; Forest gan, Los Angeles, 7-1, .875: Per. Billy Casper thIs year, was co* City, 8; Lake Mary, 6; Longry, San FrancIsco, 13-2, .867. sidered a threat to capture the wood 6, and North Orlando 5 f,4frgu,iIr - - Wvtifl.'r T A,. - - -nilgeles, 178: Gibson, St. Louis, '' - ymkhano Set r Saturday DOlt-il V - . • Snead Shares PGA Lead . Evans got only four hits off 10-6 mark for third place in regular season Sixth District play. They Mikier, Thurmond Nelson, Carl Shuniaker, John Hill and Coach Sanford hurler Gary Maples in are: Front row Qeft to right)—Mike Morgan, Ed Hitchcock, Frank Thoma., (Herald Photo) the nlne.innlng contest, but all either set up runs or brought In trouble again till the sev- and scored cite nun on a ground catcher Mike Morg*n's throw Ray Pivec or Steve Shumaker Stubbins ph (1.0-1), hitchcock enth when he got out of a out., before Pryor struck out the runners across the plate. to second went into center In today's contest with Winter pr (0.0.0), Maples p (8-0-0). Evans got a single rmt In bases loaded jam. the butt batter to end the field Park. Muflins ph (1.0-0), the first, two more in the fifth Sanford scored one unearned throat. 100 020 002—S 1 3 '14%. EVANS: Banney If (4-1-2), Evans iTi £11141 and two more in the ninth run in the eighth when Tint Evans used Sanford errors 000 000 011-2 5 3 inning, succes- Phillips as (5-1-1), Roue*u rf Sanford Bowling Dinner Slated Tuesday - •'' - . I - I I I" - - * . - . . , '- a5 .5 . ,-. , •O E ' - • - 1'11'L .. - rvin Stephenson hurled a their four tallies, They rapped o hit shutout for the Semi- three Northgate pitchers for Ic All Stars last night to pace ix hits, earning the right to to a 4-0 victory over the i-ne'ct the Winter Park Kiwanis rthgate All-Stars at Ward in the semi-final game at Ward 'id in Winter Park. Field today at 5 pin. tcphenson, a right handed ve hailer, fanned 13 hatters I did not allow a hit after second inning. ;eminole scored three times the first inning and added Al] members of the Sanford ther run in the second for Women's Bowling Asan. are urged to make their reservetfriits for the IntaUation dinner before p.m. Sunday. Committee members are Alice Best, Merge Farria, Peg Patey, By Maryasm Miles Mzerge fledman and Jane Spol'he Apopka Horsemen's As- sky. istion will present a GymThe dinner will be held Tuesins show, Saturday, July day, July 26, at 8 p.m. In the with the events starting banquet room of Jet Lanes. 7:30 p.m. Junior and senior h point trophys as well as ribbons in each class, will Dan Schrage, a two-season presented. letterman from Breese, Ill., will Evumt aifollows: Bar. captain Army's baskethall team weave (tot class), polonextseason. ding (junior and' senior), ___________________________ loon burst (open), ladies rpm, cloverleaf (tot trophy, ior and senior), relay race IN THE CIUCtIT COIRT Op ten), keyhole (open), flag THE ____ WIWTH JIDICIAI. CIRe (junior and senior) ho]- uI? IN AND FOR 5EMtOLE FLORIDA. Jog (open). CHACERT NO. ICICa. that RAIOLD W. MARTIN. DAI.L JR.. * PAULINE K. MMt. his wife appear or to the ecmpla lot her. in by *bI 5th day of September, 1)14, and in 1ttau1t I hereof the' Court will proceed to t Inc and •dudle&.t kin of I hi. uit$s 'If HAROLD W. MARTINDALIC. .111., & PAULINE K. A$TLKDALE, his wit. bad I'. Ci. Draw,r Z, Sford, Florida. b.esS esrt.4 pruccas In the end file Ike original Answer or Ita of rlda, but oIy to the other plea.d1g in the ofOcs of .$tt provided fur b Sctln Clerk of the Circuit Court 1110, TItle 2$. United State, the Co4; It Ia further OJlI1cflEl, on or befor. the 10th day of August. A. 1)., 196G. If you fall to th$ antics of Uds order be pub- do so, a decree pro oon?e5s 'will I1sp4 by tie United State, Mar- tie teke, against you f or the ii. sba$ In a e'.pap.r of Erneral lie? demanded In the Complaint La SemInole Cuunt', Thiip Notice shall be pub)Iibed Pique, es a wek for iii (C) once a week For four consecutive IIV• *eeks. commenring In The Sanford Herald. a *a uly J5I5. DONE AKD OR. newspaper In iemi. I) t rlundo, Florida, this nule County,Circulated Florida. Jun.. Dated this Itt, day of July, A. C. TOUNG isss. 5" Stat.. District Judge a. I q$fy ti. f6re5olfl to be a (tEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. tr 1a,4 £Irract copy of the cr1Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha 1'. Vitilen. D.C. (stAt.' CLEV5CiD STEPHENSON * WesIay It. Thies, Clerk MIZE ',tlnh*.4 Stete, District Court Attorneys for Plaintiff :!M$ddl. District of Florida. 1'. 0. Drawer Z My: Lorpolne T. lierodon Suite $15. Sanford Atlantic NaDpety aerk ticoal Bank Building rubbish J&I 1. ' 15. Sanford, Florida August 1. lOU Publlsl( July 1, IV, 2:. :5. 11 .... ., . ___ - - .. - --: . tLeesbnrgAmerlcaTzs aed Viree big rs in the and ruined the SanII Aerleana' hopes for a UNk Zma gut state tournament bs Viii a 6-1 wIn Thmi'd*y 1T_' 'I.. - -- — -- •.-•. - I . Sanford, 6-1 • ... • • . .•.. . --... p .. .I I - sent any claim, and demasde wh$oh you, or either of you, may have a.tain.t the •itste of PAUL JOSEPH O1LMARTIN, deceased late f said County, to the Coun. ty Judge of Seminole County, Florida, at his office in the court hous. of said County at Sanford, Florida, within .ia. cal. endar months from the thus of the first pubiioatlon of this no. tic.. Two copies of each cI&i or demand shall be in writing and shall atati the pine. of residsac. and post of tics ad. droii of the claimant, and aitsil be eworn to by lb. clslm.nt, her agent, or attorney and so. Oompanisd by a, ffllug fee of one dollar and such claim or demand not so tiled shall be void. Vlor.nc. U, Glimarlin A. administratriz of the Estate of PAUl.. JOSEPH L1ILMARTIN, Liucesaed STJCN*TROM, DAVIS * McINTOSH Attorneys for Adtnlnlatratrlx Florida Slate llank.—Suit. 3! auford, Florida 1*771 PublIsh July. II, 13, 39 1 Aug 5, 1511 DDM-', W.duisd.y and Friday SpciaI IT'S CAMPER ROUNDUP TIME AT THE DODGE BOYS Dodge oflerseight- -;'., . —. -- • - -- '; ups specially engtneered br the heavy weight 01 a "r-r' slide-on camper Coach See your Dodge Boys and -S a*-.'; • select the model and the price let them hem v 1.23 sico A t,dge Camper Spectol A that's right fo you. If yo like the rugged xitdoo kketo ,t' bas. and .11w 65 iñ tnMpa opwnin rq51 farniy a year 'ruundi the e yotiW kwe these rUgged Dodge Trucks! -. CATFISH dyoucou..t ins. Hush Puppies, Cole Slaw I 1.25 French Fries - ' • - ' - . OURMIT STEAK . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .75 Inc. Seup, Salad, French Fries, Homemede Rolls & lull., Try Our 0y.rs 0. Mdl Shell m Ddlslcas ,Sndsses Mess Luash 11 A.M, I. P.M. 3$ to $1.00 1*5 CLOUD ALL DAY SUNDAY SKIPS USTAUIANT & FISH MAIKIT 17 'U ACRON MOM SIMINOLI PLAZA 630.6664 - 1I9LflO0 k* aw HOME MADE PIES I HOT SISCUITS, ALL KINDS OF Di. LICIOUS S £ A F 0 005 PREPARED 10 YOUR TASTE. NOUM IN OUR FISH MARKIT (OPIN WID. THRU SAT. ONLY) OCATIP IN SACK OP OUR IUTAUIANT — COMPLITI UNI OP UAPOOP INAPPU. SASS. TROUT, SHRIMP, OYSTIIS LORSTIRI, •iouia, sic. .. Seminole County Motors, Inc. SANFORL). F1.- 181)1 WES'I' FIRST STRKET DODGE BOYS 4 6 - S U - ' ' V - —'-.,-'i- a-'r - I"" T ' -r p. 1------. - / ...i. i: --- - S . - .. j �'. I . __ . 11 't ., it W, r I - Page S Luau ~., Entertains - Teachers - Jnly 22, 1'166 Miss Sorority JAYCMnes Plan r 4. urity, were tmtcrtainoü with a i'nlmlul 'Hawaiian luau TNflth A at e some ifl Jaleen. Thc guests. dressed In Pie turesque Costumes, were greet ed h3' th e irnatess and the co Ii Lorraine Belle Bumhley. After a tour of the beautiful house and lakeshore, a brief business meeting was held. lowing this the sorority momhors wore served a delicious flnweilinn aunner. -Mem%xirs of Alpha Na Chap ter 01 Alpha Delia kappa enj03'Ing the festive occasion wertGene Allen. Rubs' Booth, Mar Elizabeth Dunn, Faye Gaines. Elizabeth G a] I a ii t, Mary Groomo, Mary Grace Kosk. "Kathleen Lee and Mildred Lint]. th y Morrison. MarAlso Doro ion Jicho1s, Cathermt Pearci, Margaret Reynolds, Bich.u.rds, helen Riche, .lOYee Roberts, Marie Stumpi, Ange line Taylor, Lorraine Whiting, 011ie Reese Whittle, Elols W11 kins, Either Williams, and a guest, Ann Martin, from the Leesburg ADK chapter. ll, i -, . Beach 11 -k. - 6 • e •,'. . . •- . 8 '- 4- . ' . . 1 . .. .. .. . 11 - . ". - .- . . . . ., ,. - . -. bi ") " . - .... . . - I 11 . IlL ..- - - . ' -...... ." IV it ' ' i ' % ' . ,.. . 4 "%I_ OSTEEN HOME of Mrs. F. D. Nash was the setting recently for a colorful Luau for members of the Alpha Na Chapter of Alpha Delta Kztppa. Shown around picturesque serving table are from left, Elois Wilkins, Kathleen Lee, Elizabeth Gallant, Mary Grace Knsky, ,loyee Roberta and Catherine Pearce. (Gassman Photh) •'- Honor At I - ____ - ~ 14 1 ______ 1 r - - - ¶ I. _____ I V 1 11~ -. '- : _____ - . . .' 21 - - - A 1.- ' . __________ AD q "I _ , 11" -- - ____ I .1 '14-u , IJ I ____- - _____ - - - 21 * lou. :..; '_ . a 11 . 1. . . , ____________________ W * -- ____ .' I tor I HOUSE GUESTS OF MR AND MRS PHILLIP Avenue Bear Luke, und Mrs. Muscato's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fariaflo of Longwood, are a number of their relatives viRiting aol Serge Sitting in the lounge chairs, from left, Florida for their first -time. The guests are aH ~2rom Amsterdam, N. Y. Shown enjoying the lovely sunshine, front row, are Janet and her brother, Mich- Mrs. Anthony Fariello Jr. and Mr. Fariello. (Photo by Maryann Miles) MUSCATO, Flo me. t j . I I Church .-- Ceremony Zmt - a :' Fete 1 , Joseph are F uriello, Mrs. Anthony R=o and Mrs. Fariello. Back row from left are Vito Furiello, Marlene Rizzo, Joanne Fariello, Osteen ,r . '. .- - . .. It .. 14 1. - , , .:, - :. ' -:--4 L ' J, ' - _______ ____ yi/- . 'T'' - - ._1 - -. l' I _____, -' $•- z . ' . - l" " - .s'- ' -s,.' . , ___ - • '.. I 4 i" N ,. m - ''- __ 'I , • -, - " t - - , .1 -,: ~*_-, i '-1OMAS CAMMkCK ,~~ • .4' , 11 ,' , .j I , ,.IjWi1 14. Nutrients Lost %,,?,~, . .7 - .p - -____ . Leftover ________ Vegetables _______________________________________________________ - - Iiufium have had as their guests their' daughter and son.in4nw, Mi-. and Mn. Herbert Guvman of Rochester, N . H . and Mrs. Leon , , - . . ' • .,.-'. p . -.. .. -- - .6. ' - -' . - '• - , ' . ' flk 301cm Va., and Mr. and Airs. white. 'Wan) stateit lLomhw ati, '. ' atives t1 and 6 - - F- THE PHIl_ATHEA SI N1)A SCHOOL class of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Piety C. and 0 Mile i'.a.rh zuilnuiui festivity, friends in Osteen, deTandl MA*TJ Bosack innautt itnotamV0 ' - . . ---- -" .' - - - . - -their r - . -. . . 1. i ". I - . .1 : . " Sp• • . . - - . , te . -:- .( . r. . - . - •g • ' - • . ;.w. -- I - .. ,, . - - - .lot - - . - .10 ~ •,: - - _ __ flg - Pt' ____-. 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SPECIAL FABRIC CLOSEOUT! Dacron/wool blonds in broken sizes 36 so . .. 5u Fortre!and rayon! MEN'S BETTER SUITS! Personals y- 2 • Sleeve and sleeveless styles in a blind of 2.44 3.44• 4.44 . 44MA so Sot consists of mask, snorkie and fins, Don't miss this special value! , ......... WOMEN'S SUMMER BLOUSES! Assorted styles in S-M.L.XL. Cool Dacron®/cotton blond in sizes 35 to • 38 regular only! . . . . 1 C 23" CONSOLE TELEVISION! I a&- . BUMPER GUARDS! '"". . Just wait till you see the selection! Handsome boys' sport shirts in assorted f.brici, Yours for the shades, and styles . scooping at this fabulous Penney-low. price! - TREASURE CHEST SWIM SETS! $3 with spandex sides and back, Broken to 20 flL - .'........••••''•''''••''•'• YELLOW FASHION COLOR BRAS! MEN'S SUMMER WEIGHT W i p 1L Site: 11 DOWNTOWN SAWFOD - - Sturdy, heavy-weight for lounging on beach or patio. $' MEN'S AND BOY'S CANVAS SHOES! .. -- SUN LOUNGES! WOMEN'S VINYL SANDALS! $5 Slip-on and oxfords, in assorted styles and NOW broken sizes. Originally 8.99 1- - ;: Stock up on Boys' sport shirts .. . priced so low! falue.prkedl And just ih.n he needs them nost! P.nn-Pr.st pro. :essed jeans in durable :otton/nylon twill never 'uoed ironing! Sanforized,® tool Regular or dim continentals. Cornare! 'When fumble dried. Dacron®-cotton feature converti 1,11 /' `*hr 5 2 pain 5 livities! These roll-sleeve blouses I OF'. enn-Prest * iever•uron eons for )oys! Save! So right for all your busy summer , Geneva fabrics . INAND fins BUY! - M dy's Misses classic roll sleeve Dacro in cotton blouses 3 _____________________________________________________________________________________ Recent guests at the Joseph extended vacation, part of E. lathi home were Mrs. spent in Maggie Viii- Thomas Weu therbec, Mrs. Ma wliic4i le3, I. C., just resting, and Li tineux' sister -in-law, her two trip to Hobart, Okla., for ii children. Micliele and Billy, and visit with Chat's aunt and Un- the.- son, Jtumun Mathieux, cia and other relatives there. all if •1ucisonril1e Beach. They returned for another week in North Carolina and were joined by Howard, itwsun. Andre CALLOUSES a second birthday celebration, July 18. (Photo by Maryann Miles) L_'7;7____ 7_ -'-----.---------------. Watch for our speelehl SPECIAL 1. f -,_--_, . $ - -- . erprLse Person s __ : __ - - fIll GA . ,11.. , I . :4 ~,I ,'Ir~'~ . i ~ I .-- -. 1, SAVINGS BUY! 1 EEI by Severe pain and soreness are muslid gn of hard ns and c7 callouses agalat soft and tender 0km. This problem &ten makes life miserable. Treat this condition '"6- - Pu CORNS AND - ' an iris y - r 4Y - - r + - I ,NSPCIICIDI ltc'nt iii lk'tls l'nge I) smbestb'i v.lueI F caused -, "WIUt4 i1*3pblLnt" win Airs.E'ii Williams and Mn. Flip Your lid in a lively but youn ILiad ii home ttn'ougti liEitA.1D Albert Clark are visit visiting in the cut for sun wear. This sumWont Ads. north. They' tnav(iied t Louisstraw hats sprout urn- 11111t, KY., where Mn. Williams hreIIUS, flOWCi-, sea I -u urchins by iini 5UD'lDlV.W wits IlUd and Just about any guy object Exciting daughter, d you can find. Aside from addIawrice, and than en to the mg gaiety to Your beach eusfabrics I Lance home tunic they serve the practical After S tWO.WbUk dWY made by purpose of protecting your hair ta&za tacky, Airs Clark will drive to and eyes man an d from the strong rays I the lawrence home for a visit of the sun. nature beitne they rgitutii home. + -- 1.e,c the ALSO AVAILASLI PIPVILIZIP PUtIGICIDI • l'himri')s 111(1 rrnth - . SENSATIONAL home in Geneva. RE • .. ,,f their 1 j rIU% L - -- County Mr and Mrs. C. A. Bender°ui returned Sunday from an - - ., - - L. '-.; - ... . . - - ' It # Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Jones and grauduzm, Steve and Clint visited his motimr, M. Janie' Skinner, in Lake Wales, and her sisters in Tampa. - .-, -,% £'- " . 4. "k ,"10 .. 11, Mr. and Mrs. lUithurd Cratit' - - - . a". ____ . $ In anti make the cap fit eon cileolitA ge bunting. 'utnfnrh ir -A shower is the beat way we comfortably. -For hard-to-manage hiah'. In cool off anti freshen up quick. July 22, him; S ('mu i';mc'I s S 12 Mswtbt of _Lj - -=_: • .01 (ding trip to Colorado Springs. Coin, and on th eir return will ' 4- . - -' auid th and three children, Tern ran and Hickey. of Eau Gallic. are U11 were Saturday afternoon and that 1) evening guests of Mr. and 7jj. Rimyinond Lawson. Mrs. W. E. Meeker of Menu:h)Uh1i b71t,th. phis, Tern., 11w former Frimei'u. La W$Ofl. IlL visiting her parents Co a Mrs. Crane anti Mrs. Meeker are former sdiluotniates Li. DALZ, MA?1 Sonilnuic High School in Szuuat&" 9 ford. They enjoyed renuflisding .xt*it and getting caught UP Oil -'9neWn .4 - CCNTER PLANTS That C5 IC + - .% book. The couple wi ll have a wed- - Agent ____________________________________ - your • - ' J$ Extension Home Economic. ,- _ .- -- Mr. and Mrs. David baud: I and children, There . Gerald and Leniar. recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. eight attended including a Thirty guest, Mrs. Helen McDonald of Edinhurgli, Scotland, who is visiting her daughter in Sanford Following dinner a devotion was given by Mrs Fred Robb. Hostesses were Mrs Piet, Mrs Hazel Gilhuh, Mrs WIlluini Wankoslcy, Mrs. Alice Kreitzmuii and Mrs. Clarence Snyder. Photos, made by Mrs. Clarence Snyder, 0iov, some of the class membert; enjoying the I iTd .t 1 ._" ' 1 '- k nh couturier designed of urquoise silk organza worked i design of seed pearls, with matching hat and bag - Her corsage was one large white orrhid worn at the waist . Mrs CammaiL mother of th e rcrni wore a rose pink street length lace dress with overi))Ou5e and hand detailed ,with u pink satin rose at the waist With matching pink satin rose hat and veil She wore punk accssr.iruec with white gloves and white sweethear.t rose 'cm'sage Following the ceremon, a reception was held in the room of the lack Tar Harrison Hotel in Clearwater for wore than 200 guests. The bride's tab]e was centered with a threetiered white wedding cake. The layers were separated 'with columns of swans and the was topped with miniature bride and groom figurines, Mrt. M. Denny and *Mrs. Harold Roberts of St. Petersburg assisted in serving. Miss Leonor Sebustin of St. Petersburg kept the bride's - :ç Wilson Mr and Airs Larr3 Hal and children, Larry and Cindy, of Avon Park, rMentlY Visited rel. Proper . ?'6-.' L- -s . - facts check with - -. *:. inus lawn overlooking Lake Butler. ' . - " - : - i losses are especially noticeable, according to Miss Myrtie Wilson, County Exam- for ibeir annual picnic. The covered ditili dinner was served on the spae- - .Reeent visitors of iMrs. Herman Bowen were Mr. and Mrs Hubert host, of Char. leston W. Va., Mr. and M rs ' thirds- And, alter three days. It's down to one.half or less of Its original aIui. Mn emphasizes that for top nutritive value the W1b( L cook will prepare vegetables dully. For more helpful - :' I frigerator as when fresh]' cDOkcd. After two days, the vii amin "C" cant CU drop,,, to two - . • _____ STAW Va. a JR... - - - • three-fourths as much vitamin "C" after one day in the re . - Mr and Mrs. Earl Hopper of .luckaonv il k Ill., re VINtircently F10Ui - . ,qw-, . I siov Home Economics Agent. Vegetables will luivi. on)' . 6 ed Mrs. Eva Williams. .-..- • --. I'llC '.6 . . .. cooked one day, then reheated and served the next, lose some of their nutrients? Vitamin . - ____________ H. CS 58 13' wet while diving, try ('reams pamper dry akin and -Shim Ititci tin ('119Y.11(11119 -apping a terrycloth hendlianil let voll inn slowly and safely. ihie't. put on Your dstit'ing di-uneath your liathing cap. Oily liquids, on the other hand, 5110dM tititI have It hail, Yntihl will absorb water that Irk'- also lteep skin from drying but I lank ,-n'IsIng, dc'aphl o liavitig LUng .L I G A RDE CON1AINP*I1D :;r, Sanford Furniture Co. J." AeortmarmP of nmes h ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTV + the groom, semed his .son as best man. Ushers were John Co of Tampa, uncle of Ilk' groa n, Robert Wayne Sehnc'dIcr, turother of the hride, and Donald Hanson and Burton Ash- ~ - :'.. . - .: ~ . - ,L.4. 1 Personc~s 1, I pidiii & - Full Hurry Sdy - . Mr. '6 - W . . _1 ' 1~.. I Did you know that vegetables ' 00 1 5 Vetfn spots offer sunshine, ropknl eflmates and salty ocean hret'Tes. To bSHIty, Problems, h ever, this means hot sun, hairstraightening humidity. salt spray and .and. Daytime Is for sailing, water skiing and swimming, but after I . f'' ! Knd IX-01 , .' ~ tapers were used in ii ht'autthul arrangement around the punch bow] on the refreshment table The guests that gathered in the Florida room were Mrs loseh Orwnn mnther of th bride elect Mrs Hollis Crmf.. granumother a! the brzth'.elect Miss Edna Powell, Miss Patt Glenn Johnson, Mrs Edward Harbour, Mrs. David VnnNes. I Mrs Cinuth Malone Mrs Gil bert Edmonds, MI'S C. % J ohnson . Mrs Ro Thomas Mrs B T Slicer . Mrs Esther Lou Pate Mrs Ito Brown Mrs B L Ctinpnunn and Mrs N. R. Harkey. ifl (4 I 1 sundown It Is time for elegance. This lakes pinn1ng. Here Is how to make a quick 1rnsIt Ion from bench-comber to sudden beauty: -The only shortcut sec ret Is not to get stringy, dry, sunbaked hair and skin. A sensible ounce of prevention to pro,(s et your hair from sun and wind Is a half ounce of cream rins' whenever you shampoo. For extra protection there is nothing 10-c your hair's natural ly fn I ho PVt!I1IIUZ. I how.'ver, given eciuni thur It' clavihitie hut. If -iii pic'fc',- In bat he, itu' I I tu- atir, ne'.'l raid. Cold wn(f't' makes you feel html agniui In a o'i:it V lA flF' fc'w minutem Al liraf it' Pal,nc'tti, Iu'titlt'rn till 1' whenI hr (A ltt,gsltto 1,1,1 pcit, o(fhc's) i'llinims, make-tip hna a I i' In mdl Scm k"p ii c'ttisI atut i'heek and trappir u-brim net'- - -1' ." , I s, Stimulate Ilieni by tripling lnvc'( In tndny' version at the ishing lime. Why not do thIs I curling Iron. 11 will put Instant enil Into limp strands. i lle sun-bathing? --Von don't want in hr nuts-Keep your hair oet'rd as as possible. Those eui- Ing a sunhufli when you're get' m'sntlonpteer hewh hat also hug ready for a night on the Ic No rollers and no one will town. Apply sun let Inn nfteii during the day but choose the or know. --1\, keep 3euiI' t'mmi-la from 111le beat for yauil' type of skin. ,'4j - '. Church, was guest of linnoi Thuradav when 'Maxine (Mrs. J. S.) Ekern and Miss Bnrhar. Flynt enter ta ined at a mlsceliancous shower at the home of Mrs. Ekern, 596 East 25th I I ~ __ - ~.L i Roses 2 (Nelson Girl ,, I 1, Outdoor .. - .- j Summer - - -. - I, f For zanne Guest , APP ;i ~ In enu w -. i EW 'V0'RX-(NF,A)-'RoIng 'NE the all-American girl by day and a glamorous femme fatale by night Is not as difficult as it may souni-e'en when your days Ineh,1e outdoor summer Party In cundlolighted, double of traditional wetkIin music r1th's moth e' who had {'C'IVa gift from her own ri ng ceremony at S p.m. on was presented by Thomas Ca. Lid U The anfora-wminoie JavecF'rlr!n. .lulv Th, at St. Ceeclia's rey. orgnnit, and the church mother at or 1114' ettes are having th eir J uly cascade of white Catholic Church in (ltaarwnter. choir. carried a Jul Sunday, 3UIy 24. The OVOflt Miss Consticin M n r g ii re I Gwen In marriage by her 'cetheart roses with St('p1)ITh will take place at 2 p.m. at Sehnedier became ttie brideof father, the bride wore a formal Otis and Ivy Miss Nsincv .lean schncdlet-. New Sntvrrnz Bench. Th e meet- Ow'i 'Thames Cammnck with gown of bridal tffctn featuring ing place Is the last approach the Reverend James Xelleher a fitted bodice and long sleeves sister of the bride. was maid of ('.hnntifly lace. The sabrina of honor. She wore a formal U) flw south and the area will offielnUng. The bride is the daughter of neckline was trimmed with gown of Chantilly lnc opr he roped off. Mt- and Mrs. Ferris Ward seed pearls and the slender peppermint green bridal taffeta -&i. a cookout at will p.m. A grill for hamburgers Sehnedler of Bollenir Esttec In skirt featured a matching pan. with matching pillbox hat and and an open fire for hot dogs Clearweter, and the groom is ci .-if (Thantilly lace. A full carried a cascade bouquet of nj fumWizJ. Everyone Is tin -n of Mr. and Mrs. Elbort chapel train was held by a back yellow ady Bird iwectheart bow. to bring their own hamburgers. Cnmmaek of Geneva. ros with ivy lavs. n witmers, rolls, and drinks. The Sta dard bnkts of white A crown of seed pearls and Bridesmaids were Miss Fran-fmmings will also be furnish- gladioli and chrysanthemums, lace held her veil of illusion and ccs Louise Cammack and Muss Irene Cammsmek, sised by the inyceettes. palms and candelabra decornt- her only Jewelry was a diamond Cathri Tht oc1nl Is for all lnyce- ed the church and a program helr'oom crass, a gift from the ters of th e groom, and Miss cUes and their guests. If .anyinTheresa Mzuilhot and Miss Merformation Is needed as In the ced es Sebastian of St. Detersplans, contact either Mrs. iris burg, friends of the bride. P1UDt at 322.6959 01' MI'S. GW('r Thel: gowns and bouquets lAlurrie at 322-1152. matched those of the honor at_____________ Iencinnl. Miss Catharine Anne 13nllm tier ol Essex Fails, N. .1.. couu or 0 sin of the bride, was a charming lIttle flower girl. She was c : I dressed in fl oor-length dress " similar to the bride's attendants, with a circlet of yellow Bridal m ' roses on her blond hair. 4 1:. '..,,.' . Suzanne Oration bride-elect. " Richard August Bollinger of .-':..,r,* whose marriage to Richard ____ I'csc'x rails cousin of the Bevel will he an event of Juil' bride, as the ring hearer. •z.. S THE Succested q 8 ,. Blueprint Beauty . is ••.' ________ r * I Married .-, .. ,. j Cammack The memhers of Alpha Deltn I 1. I O.T. Schnedler, H ...-_...__-__1_-.- -..1-_- __.--.-_.1__.. . -_--.-_-__ I - ,,. 4- - +- - n?,, -. + ". . - -+ - + , +. _ t + .- --------------__,_ - -. -- - - . ++ -- I - a_... .-' ,. l ____-. -,--.------- -- + + . --------- - �ip o - rrith Paire II) , P'snlnrb I . -ic1p'- . - I. • ' W Personal Pique Or Popular Progress . TRIP IN AIR CONDITION*ED COMFORT! .,,, . 4 A persons at even higher political levels has come in recent months an increasing wave of commendation for the "intense interest and progressive drive" of this county. 11 hasn't been so long ago that every ffort, it seemed, that pointed toward progress was stifled by individuals who seemed content to allow 1:: . I , , of Seminole Colin..,. " lot (Inly from it vAV ty residents but fvciy-n far sighted, forward thinking oritimns of reiglihorinpr Area,x and from progresi&e . 4 10 - \ Editorial Comment BEAT THE HEAT! TAKE YOUR VACATION ___ •. . .s July 22, 1966 __ :: 91 - a 4 44 i the rest of the most rapidly advancing sections of the surging state f Florida to pass us by. The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, led %A •. DELEGA'T'ES from the Cas'elherrv Community Methodist Church to the Southeastern Jurisdiction Youth Mission Conference at Junaluska, N.C., are .laclde McClain (left) daughter of 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Marvin McClain of Cagselberry, and Alice Harris. daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Barns of Longwnnd. The girls left Wednesday by bus for the conference and will 'return .luly 28, 11 ••-•:•. ;.••.•, ••• - ¶l L.. I ) .1' : .••.; •. .CYUNDER 4IIDOOR EQUIPPED WITH . -' .• • Ic ' '• 4. 7 A. .. : : ' , ;,; I First Baptist Church, Sanford, welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Errol Simmons and their children. David andd ip11 I Julia. Mr. Simmons began service July I as Mmister of Music and Youth at the church. working }'ard on committees of the CofC - OIId ting not a cent of compensation for it. One residenl said that if the City or the County had to par even hourly rates at the salary level of these men and women for all the time that they were devoting to the City's and County's interests, neither could offord it. And that is the truth. s filed in I he circuit The suit that recently wits court rind that was mportvii oil tile front pagre of The lierald on July 20 has caused no few raised and questioning e.N ment. ".lnst when we are realty going great ill winning our place in the forefront of Central Florida's leadership, we again experience tile saine retrog"essive viewpoint and divisive action that stymied Sent- mole for lol these ninny years," said one young man who believes in our town as a great place for his business future -if it. follows the leadership establiqlled by the C of C. And this leads to the comment that not enough praise can be given th e ,layeees for the vital efforts they, too, are putting forth, like those of • potentially rcat area. Should one Question the business acumen of ,the 1. 1 Hal Boyle Says S I COMPLETE WITH 4 SEASONS ,I*_ CDWDITIDNIN 29O5 PRICE $ ... lhe (7 of (', to bring Sembilile to it grpnter I 11011 of Its potentiaL hlo'k pffiivt " of the suit. Is eX('USP(I 11%, Ihe stiltellivill thilt "it Is In keptilligr witil tile 1(ond of the enuni y at 1ni'e," No support of that slatemenu says how nt why tills 1111ghI 1w so, I Inwrvet' wit h the Rood that has ln'c'tt done hr these dedlefltt!d of ( men nitul wnnwfl In bringing sul,ont so ninny :uivnn,'c's In recent 3'4'flI'R, there arc' those who arc' ' questioning the stntenic'nt. The ciuiestion might logically hr rnlse,l "if tnerihers of such a board were t'utnpu'nsated lit the total of 11141111 illy salaries of the accomplished hiuisItiss frailers of' provell eliplibility whil now give flip, 1.111le free to f lit, projects of progress. V1111141 flip (11y or the ('01111t.\ liffill-11 It? 11111P.51S, 01' 01111'14P, flip Tnill. :ige Was iIlet't!I%MCd. This eonsiikrnt Ion also might well nullify the -, tatellient. I'lly flip ('111ploylileill. of 11-11itled planners, the taxpayer receives full valtie for lila tax dollar." Not only do liii' County and the City ntitiiiit'ities hire weinlizc',I talent vhc'n It Is needed, but for a rein. lk- oh. 81111111 411111 - llit, 1111(igoted it11proIll-I it I I fills I hey ale getting this "free help" of the ( of C t,ii lii't'Vide bithuillof101 planning AND Pli{toUMANCI (it' responsible work. 114 li~ 1 ii I ~ Oviedo Minister V ~ -- Receives Annual .• ft ,01 4,A :", !, I: ~ ~ State . NOT a ______-------- L' Award Ray. Robert 1. Barber. ~1 : .~i, 1 pastor of the Oviedo Method- 95 3*? 2), Chureii, was named Rural Minister of the Year for the State of Florida by Progrei. .. sive I'arnun- llagathu at Ent. cry University, Atlanta. Ga., at the 22nd Annual Town and I Country Workshop. July l.Th. Presentations were made to ministers from 12 Southern ft (4.: .11 f .. 111 $ LIZA Hffald 1, PIM -. UK] Cal rix STA Li Al out laic, dxVJ andi stat. INN and prop libel 61*Z an. nob Tmari deim CHEVY ii NOVA WAGON gram, Power S$..rinç, Carrier, Pow.rqhd., Power R Power DALI TUdl) rtww by • 15$.. couri itiox sutt4 ____ Rev. Barber was sent in 195 to ii vacant lot in Quinc'tto start 14 church. After four Appoints *KIM U4111" aa4tl mic no 11 1iiA 111% Al I Ammok YOURS. TEST DRIVE COOL CHOICE AKE -M Stool Steer ng, Tinted Glass, Pushhu$ton Radio, Wh..l Trirri CHEVY II NOVA 55 B SPT CPE Power Steering, Powerghid. .al Sp.akvr. R Ch Trans Pushbutton Radio, Tinted Glass 53313.40 List SALE - ............. AIR CONDITIONER ...................09 TWO SOLD ALREADY fl5 7r ANOTHER YOURS FOR ....... &U7J.I -- o VELLE MALIBU B N Pow.rouid, Pow.r Steering, Pushbutton Ion, Paint 4)041 were completed. Burin ture articles wtucrh she has done the • four year period tht for area newspapers IC* ChUTCh was named m c to Chulunth. Her maiar hob : LklUrczi ci theluar ior tilt . t*, art the study and collection YOURS FOR ....... .. .. St00 I N ..... 2711 CHEVELLE MALIBU 6 t. - 01 antiques and tiunUni sunken amj District on tint OCC1C)flit. boti allowing her to Re's. Barber serves tilt travel, which shr also enjoys i Methodist Church as Confervery much. She likes J)zrector of Older Adult makes most of . cl othing. ' ork. fit . vice-chairman of her tnvorltx sport Is football. member of the the 'lown and Country CamShe is a and has been active Church of Christ and the mo mission, I Ili enit and community sethther of three married children, Ut wicli COflimUflit bt has ii son and daughter in .ucviLie a nd a daughter in Ohio. She has ti nine grandchildren. FORCED RECESS She is available to accept arrange news ANKARA, Turkey AP news reports and 'Fbi National Assembly- was photos at her home , by to reces. 'Wednesday phone at 3&.M93, or by mall athb0 zuht icheii opposition and gay P. 0. Bo,. 12?. Chuluota. epUties got into a will welcome contacts for and social organiheated argument and began church, civic scuffin g • ______ - ____ ______ YOURS P01 ............ .... - $2784.16 OLDS 9$ TOWN SEDAN a4,t'p Sentry, Whitewall Tires, Corner Lamps Tinted 4au IISCAYNE B 4-DR. Ii' Pow. Tiit.d 61. Wheel I - C.VOfI ....e - st°': .: StIdE AIR CONDITIONER ::::::: ....... YOU'S .•.-................. S..t Speaker. UNE4S ......... .19 ' CHECK • $2828.80 FINANCING! DRIVE OUT TONIG T EVENINGS TO SERVE YOU \ I' ________ 53306.62 ................ Stocl Nc. 5511 f5 DELUXE 4-DR. SEDAN Tinted W.sh.. , fewer Stesriug P. List $E Door Seat I i Goords, Jetaway Irain., D.lias. Radio Sp.'eker ........... . . .. . ....... ' - . .. - .. ........ . ............. ... ............ AM C0=110 Stock 411.16 $2980.37 .09 __ ____ _ -",' _________ •_ ' • SEDAN T bus. Radio, Ow Seat Speaker, £isdrc Clock. Rainet. Ct,sfrof ............... . . . . . • . . ........ silmm SALE ....... ....................... 53M.4 AN CON101111IMM .09 list $3406. 55 - 1_ . _ ': :;SAL ES R L14"' E BROTHERS - 1! : - --------' =!_- ______ -• --- - ____ '- - - - - • L. • Fire & McKibbin 1.1 5I,()j1i I5 W. FIRST ST. NEAR THE RALROD, 3224231 v' - _____ 11r,11 . ~ I Auto Carraway - - I 1 as well M OTOR . column by2mch.s. It now. liaia piact' 1cir ion small for an sd +0 be u. Snithcniar. lnstft.utrons, nO$IC.d 01 .fI.ctivc? You re mm- Museum c }l' and r.adtng tini on.! Technology. i I INSU R ANCE - - I .4 ~,.' 1 '' • - ; I s Ray Cromley -_ _ _ - No. 5D4 '°" ' ............... - I _____ L7 1 4P #atiforb Jqrralb $ EZI Glass. Door Gisaith. 10$ Miner, Pawer Stakes. P0wr Steersec Whit. S.d.walIs, Fr.a$ Fi..r Mats, .tiw$om.$jc Irans Di. ' _____ " $2980.46 OLDS DYNAMIC - _____ 1, I - UAID I YOURS ON OUR EASY, FAST - IOSe LIII, pushbuttoll Radio. i Dsiuzs Radio, Rear OWTHEebmir Stool. No. I74 gls - YOURS POP :.:: $3068.35 .' No. ____ - : $3306.53 SALE CONDITIONVI ....................09 AIR SI*.I.E AIR CONDITIONER 'I .09 Glass, ,i,.., Pushbutton Radio, Rear S..i Speaker, Power S,o.rmg Legqa. Cartier. a* CONDITIONER ............. S3753 75 $3068.26 SEAT WAGON 0r. 7rin Covers, kov T Gisu. Pushbvt$on Radio, Wheel Powrrlid., Pow.' Steaneç, Tinted Trim 140 HP lui'bothnft Whit. Sidewalis . . . . . . . . ......... *3261 .90 up i .............................. CONDITIONER ...., ............. Stark $3378.40 $2879.26 5J -,ouis oi ................ rr- Radio. SALE LI;°"................................ : . 4-1 'Tinted Glass. 2 $2879.17 .09 Brakes, Pow.rilide. iint.d Glut Wne.3 Trim Pushbutton Radio, Rear Seat Speaker Power Steering, Vecuunt Po wer Covers C H IMPALA B 4-DR SPT CPE LW $2836.06 Stool. $2964.46 .•,...... PIX to dpot-Ide the 18.%tip liet.wepri Perminal Fliqtie and Dr. Crane's Political Notebook Stack No. 1743 ...................09 AM CONDITIONER ' 53835.97 im Youn i ..............................$352930 List ............................$2193.66 SALE No 3745 Glass, Powsrçllde. Power St..rinq, WI,.., T" Covets. prevent progress - and just when things are going so well, too. It probably will rettuire very little time for PEO- 1. _________ Bruce Biossat WIiH. Sidewalk , Liii. ............................... $36192 SALE ..............................S294..7 .09 A* CONDITIONER .................. I& AIR 8 4=DL Pow.r Boom-And-Bust Economy I IMPALA 4-DR. SEDAN Tinted RhOtbldP)'R to the wish for pf'Jiulnr progress it seems "Jiint, too lind" thitt some perwinnI pi(Itie preten(fix in Worry Clinic ________ StocI No. ISIS AN Covers 2 lone Paint Whit. Sidewalls 1110 members and has cornpleied hui1dins and pmpert Reporter For tied at over $60,000. hflowii1 this, hr was a szncd th Ir ic.h is in an apTirulturai uluota Area Announcement of the addition L1!'Olt but had on its door step communities springing up. ii' The Sanford Herald news T1' Rukiri church faced th staff of Mrs. Liza Baker of Chu to serve the needs luout area reporter-photoraph of ii wider community. 1)(11 orr was made today by Valter I I 't't' Sun City was tust four A. Gie)rn. editor anti publ i sher. miles from the church's don,A nativi of Flchrtm Ohio. Liza UnIt thi Apollo l4tutci and her husband. Charles F community ivas only thn't have beeti res.theras of Chutuout miles. i)urini the four 'ears since last September. maing i ht'v. Barber served this ehurc't their home at 550 Third Street. the memberahi;i irrew from Uzn is womai of many 01 I Ut 2... Nt buildings and rt.vl to her terezo. : ird ttm modeling changes of over $6.for reporting and TiuflJz A 204on marble statue' of bare Geow*- Was.tungton chested and loosely draped in a toga - embarrassed 10th-Canwry Anertns. Soon after the statue"& unvell'ng in 1841. It was moved from the Capitol Rotunda to at )e& prominent place on the Capitol grounds. $3N039 $2940*78 years, the church had received - T iris,Ø ...... D CHOOSE T with No restilting lipnefit ta the county. 'I'o niost pPfPI)Ip who have been putting strong ' ONLY A*CONDITIDNIR - 1041111111111 S344'22 iAt two dlffci and I live: their are I Ut Glass, Wheel Covers, Luggage Window, WhIt. Sid.wslii SALE ................ BAKER COME Stool, No. 3379 - - COSTS ~ It, tiltI hr tti,it th costs f or (rnsntv's defense Of this stilt c'otslcl well ecerd the taxes that the iiflgsnt and the and many other property owners will pay benefits of such expendittsre will accrue not to the promotional work of the local C, (,f C - or even to Clip prolif)-ted "indtistrini planners" (or "indust.riAl and tlevc'ltipmc'nt board," lust, to lawyers and et,iirt c'Osts ---- - 1 DEMONSTRATORS. .. AND THE FACTORY INSTALLED seree('hIflg hail.. wives had remained speeeh. Study the dilemma that Max presents cml then pass ha couldn't. have ideMithis rue sinai Irrim the either one __________ stndiy wife who is In the In his harem! same boat with Max's wife. 'jI Oh, there is a modest differFor the odds favor the wife play her .'nce organically between * If she will Just cards seductively. Wives, you woman who has never borne A rant be sleepily indifferent children vs. the wife who has youngsters. at H p.m. and expect In For even after our modern No heat in outside siren! • booklet he. surgical oplalotomy at childsend for the sex birth, the mother's vaginal low-and wake up! Max T., aged canal is stretched a bit. CASE Z.477: But this is not too sign if i42, Is sexually scared. devoted cant, for many a woman who "Dr. Crane," his luis borne children will win a wife began, 'we have been husband away from a childless happily married for 22 years. "Or, at least, I thought. we female! "° it isn't primarily th e wore until last month. Then I learned that Max has been Inert! anatomical appeal of one " L • j og I CIN chnning arounil with an office woman vs. another, but the secretary who Is only 25 years "tin1kiue" used by the winncr! (11(1. 1.1k. , I 1;0~ "Vlieii I confronted him And this technique consists _____ with my facts, he admitted of WORDS, plus perfume, dia__________ phanous nighties and those that. he had been unfaithful. I I failed to other erotic collateral devices "But. he said thrill hint as this other girl to win a prospect. The trouble with you corn' does. ________ "So what can an older Worn- phi-oct wives is the fact you _____ an do to compete with these have often added 20 to 50 ,, ______________________ pounds too much ugly blubber. young sirens?" 'p And YOU are too tired to it would be smart if all our 7_1 I -*'' ' ___________ churches would conduct an an- show any enthuiaam at 11 oNI t r - 11 nual clinic for wives on the p.m. , the will th recover their native of the world currencies. By PHIL NEWOM ____ In fact, you are more likely subject, "Seductive Science." Taking aim at $UCCC551C For the odds usually favor to rebuff your mate instead of Sourly surveying Britain's I sense and energy. They have boom.and-bUst economy and the done it time and again In wars; Conservative and Labor govern. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ the wife, even In such a case indulging in eager seductive strategy. it Max demonstrates, IF. speculative inrnad: against the why can they not do It just ments, it declared that "for 20 -But you wives can easily big "IF" means, And that British pound, the respected once in peace?" ___________________________________________ years leadership has been lackback your mates if you'll IF the wife will play her cards win The' Times then found 26 rcaLmiclon' Inst March Times of' suns for Britain's economic ijj ing; soft words have been subjust fight fire with fire. seductively! 22 cnmnmntetl Tuke an extra i-up of strung he trouble with most wives "The pound could be strong land for weakness of the pound, sttuted for hard facts; exIs their tendency to grow coffee itt dinner so you are if the British Pl'Ol)h' had the which along with the dollar is hortation has never been fol' stodgy and distintet-ested in alert at it p.m., for a sleepy exchange the ears to heat, eyes to see, and I the basis for of most lowed by deeds; rights have wife can't beat an alert siren! would bring together thousands the boudoir, come before responsibilities; the liar- black and suburbs white. WASHINGTON NF:A And send for the medical I Wives, It's in the bedroom national philosophy has been old Howe II, U. S. c'oinmissiuner He is among those who won- of students in a huge school where booklet "if ow to Prevent P1*most divorces start, all take and no give." erald Area Correspondents. of education, caused quite a tier whether white businessmeneofliPlCX blurring racial and And you are generally 50 tunic Marriage," enclosing a In 20 months in office, as Altanionit springs Geneva Britons happily spent them- flurry with a recent New York and other community leaders iteigliborlioud lines. The WilY per cent to blame for straying long stamped, return envelope, things are going, the park might husbands, even thought you plus 20 cents. Sirs. .buliu flirtiis Mrs Jos. E. Mithlrut selves toward national bank- speech hi WhiCh lU stid that realize the headlong pace of this I For it is their secret dread is conceivable to turn out to he all-black hOld claim to h 100 per cent julio. 8:118 349-205 ruptc3', Prime Minister Harold neither gradualism nor t'xtrenw current. it of its key purposes, elfec- cent of any wrung doing. one Inipetence that starts most ol' Bear Lakc-For.st Cit, Lake Mary appraisers that. the time tive desegregation, would be deWilson had in fact tried both militancy are providing suitable For it Is your sins of onus- hUst,un(is "shopping!" answers to the problem of get- rai' come in many big cities ft.'iited. Mrs. Mary ann M'k5 cajolery and persuasion. Mrs. Irance. Wester (.Lwss write to Dr. sioti that. drive husbands into I This week, as Wilson tern- ting better schools for Negroes- when the white corporate bur- Some specialists think the On- the sinus of .k'signiuug lairs' ('ranc in care ul this news3Z-6Zl9 The speech suggested no l)l' caucracy trekking d a ily to down- ly porarily abandoned domestic sw-c way to loosen the "whiteIlloulal. Lake Monroe paper, enclosing a lung grauirmed alteu-nati t'. It was town offices and stores may-in (assc'lL,erry * SI rt.. Jane ills to launch an abortive break the pattern of " noose t o Pat-ainoura don't act diffi. stamped, addressed envelops Mrs. H. L. Johnson the a 'ery real sense--be L'il$)tiVe i 04 1 namese peace mission to Mos- intended to help arouse of white suburbs encircling an in- dent or frigid in the boudoir. and 25) rents to curer typing (huhuuta cow, the pound sank again un- white community from what ttie "black power" being stead- cu'easingly black city-is to toss They are no more iauionand printing costs when you Longwood per, ily seen in many quarters as a acquired by central city Ne- ft%fl the city-and-suburbs Idea ute, organically, then you older send for one of Mrs. Lizu Ilakea der new speculative attack. his bookMrs. Donna Ft : And on Wednesday, back at ilou complacency in the face ga-ties at tire l)0l1 and treat metropolitan areas as titan-led wives. 835-3317 Says Howe: lu-ltnr home, Wilson acted to give the of an explosive situation. poltic'ila economic and social But they feign enthusiasm schools in The low quality of North Onlaud.' b "The Pan Mn uilding in New entities. country the leadership the Mr .luhn Leone and eagerness and delight and big city Negro ghettos is a cru York might turn out to be surMEN! Mrs. Marilyn. Peters a Timer had demanded, Within that huge framework, thus work on a man's mind. to 3234001 He announced a six-months cial fac r. In Howe's view, plus business property it lot pie-shaped school districts might l)cltnnu In the basic erotic realm It- 911611" ' mw of the has wage freeze, the first in Brit- something big and costly Mrs. Mildred Haney Osteen sooner than soriw people think." be created which would fan out self, there is very little differ'fields hIohu In p.yb - 110411 MOO quickly to unWhat educators and many lu-our the city's core to embrace etIto between one woman's sex. CvPt1ø ish history, also froze prices to be done very b65-5631 Mr.. Clarence Snyder IsHmstsd .AMedc and other prove these ruiudowui over- others fear is that if the central and with new taxes 20.001. zone, The (luual Is •v wide suibuu'huui 32-484I ha,e,a Enterprise a clint-nt another's. vs. t' crowded, teu'twr s a a' v t. p.taiN& up Q measures acted to take inure city-suburban divisions between stt,i-1 schools of an educational 1 N61 Oviedo Mrs. h{itrhie Harris 'l'iiur, if Solomon had been I a vow. continue • $1100 Negroes $7100 whites and than $1 billion dollars out of schools. to park thus could draw both (01 blindfolded at butitlutu and his Miss Ruth Daidrua fifil%-M4 intt'r%itw., HfIV't uii,ide be sharpened, hostility v,11 In P., i.Nr.aH.a sod b,,eksr. the uveiheat.ed economy. al city Negroes and the centuf,fil-46II4 365-1551 siIl• SUNCOAST SCHOOL OP agree plain he does not ith grow. From that WHY • The drastic deflationary uuteawhites of the' outlying suburban ___________________ MAY cUTT Sweejuit manufactures afloat of who education sehuoleirs some even %4,orsc separation, leading fringe, A sures announced by Wilson had 4334IS. Mb the world's machiuuury fur nuakare arguing that the gt'llefltl perhaps to it kind of tiocial war33611 Texqw Pt.. one Immediate desired effect. Hut all of this is off in the lug household utustehus, accurd.ie level of all big city 5(110015 fr'easd.d us lI1i litre which leaves violence never distance. The need of the hour 11 The pound strengthened. lrdito and 0%vogivaro. Vtsaae1i; to tilee Encyclopaea di u nlow and that a massiveUlI(k'f' far below the human threshold. I$ ,.II.bt'. silys Howe, Is to brake and tannlca. For Wilson, the leader of a ta king is required to ele'utte Howe is not unique Iii ton reverse the Ieclitie of central _________________________________________________________________ 1966 Labor government, it war Page IA the whole system. Sanford Herald July 22, tending that iutw'hi ilfll)t'OVcd city schuuols. The cost will be tar pill for it meant the sacri' 1k thinks a teal eissault 00 t-t'tttriil city sctiool ought to iimuswnse, but it hits to be set %% .t1.'IUIt A 4.it1,O , LuJii'IiU LSU PL*LISHEK (ice of labor's own p1atir for the inadequacies til itct1'1 art as a magnet, drawing Jua'gc oil against the imminent, danger lILA 5k 5 uL.'IOLI%I, Clrculut$un Geseral Msaaser extension of auei*l welfare, the HOU&It'I A LLI AS UIII cluouls is at t;msk stiff Rittit IitLV S AS PIL'l' British version of the "Great engage the cuwtgies of fedcreil imuuuihiers of whites buck from of it Nvgu-u ex p losion lit thin AdverOitttig Director ,i..iugiflg J.LnLtI time suburbs. Yet It is t'lcur no IJ4IKIS WIL14JA LII cities. seus Sveiety." state and local go cruiuitentutbaim specialist knows whether couiitsy's L,dltur tdvsrttstasg Matisgr It Abu meant certain trouble not to ancuation key' busuuws.', the outward flight Dt)'J'l'tj hucttY Als'I'J% JAP.IE siIOIMAhLIt of the wh,ites Cl') dttui within his own party. We can take care of your bu.ines Miis.r leaders. "WAII4ACES LINK '' an really be arrested. ''It may ('itli .,i;us WnL.Ls i'stau wt.i4s Iarly this month, Wilson's Cou'y Editor At the muuuient, things air.: lUllM,cbisu$cl bupt. "Wallace's liuu&' is an haaggone tono fur III SOIIW MORTGAGE LIFE Policy, SAil s'JASlJi minister of technology, Frank rung the other way. uu4 51 Ear mary litre in the southwestern Not only places," nays flown. swIrL.' EtIVt,E Staff Photographer Cousins, quit. the cabinet in are ghueuo schools eoua(mnuiuug 'Flits concern is at the root Pacific which divides t It s as your PuOhib.eo dully EIIru?Qu), Sunday wid Cl.rtptm&s; pulilahed protest against the govern, downhill, but othiel' ecuitual tlisciissiuti of amniniid Ilk of the Austra1iam city of all lnfornwd Saturday nrt-.-Ulnt' .'t.rkatwu.. ____________________________ _______________ merit', policy on wage con- tichwAg are sagging as I,IiMqI jevohtitionimmy ,potions as ui'gimi from that of the Asiaui HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE stUbCitIPi'Ioa &*'I', ti-via. CoUsifls, leader of the cnrolltnt'nts toni allNegt'u jmnti i'egion. which (hit: ''edut'utimmal gaask,'' &C Ok Transport iume bcIt,r -_ ---and (jcnrcraj Work- white teachers follow. (1w whi te COUNTS, aan ci-. Union, Britain's largest, exodus to the subuu-1), is uD A 1.16 *.U(, 1 Year ..,c Wt. I. I iLti I Year deelared the restrictive policies By one rule of thtunib it is LOU S Month, Months L -54)A1o,ith ;uu hiulitlis 3 had no bearing on Britain's estiumiated these clays i hat w. Iwo S 1.1O I Alunti. I iii' i luntIi ccwiuiuiic ills, a previously whmiti' !'htoulh is rvld. that *13 tush .ucrlption, u po Li he paid U S Pust h u..,'tua There also WM5 the question cutuies 30 per tint Neguo iI IS In Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning 1'i }4rj11 ,- itii-rr's,.r "! ht- .u.t,ct&ted Pr.-bL wbitti is ei,tItIeO whether Wilson, having an- sure to go all-black Wheut 11w excIualtel' to the Ub& br repUtiIlc&tjon of all Uio local news printed IwUnced the wage-price free- percentage is 5050, (lit' I'I5CS)) L.w. Sprinkisre, Pump. .nd PIpIs w.i,ai'.r In thia i.ea, had the legal power to en- is varsUy acceleratedcias. matter Qotuber t7, 11#19 sa the h'ost Offic, force them. Many believed he us Howe and other educators are QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 yr Sunlor d, k lurttlb. under the Act of Conarea. of Ms-rcb i ism 1 4 N. PAIN AYE. not. devoting much time and thought No part o any u,uterI1, news or sidvertl.lng of this edition et SANIO*D, PIA. And further thei-e was the to ways of baltitug this tide. But 317 • 319 ELM AVE. Ph... U203)1 J'he ki.Lti totu ii. . (1 snuy 1,1' .t.arc,d uitjd in .my Utah ncr without of is part lndtvI4aI question whether t.hey recuguliLe that it Wilson really the put.dbeh.er of The Her*ld. Any written pernJlbI'.uII ToP. 3220152 01, i-spus' Im nor butki few udui-ttuit will ur uii.ldered i was ieeo-hiiny to the rout iif the large',' cwretit that, ili(J(abinfrinlu or The H.-rsid'e ioi.yr.lit and will be brid 11at.. for British ills. iI it's _________ ingly, is making -iiit rail ,I#.IL&, li• 1.41A. 1966 MODELS THESE CARS ARE BRAND NEW ~11, so tiinik' income, might. restiit In some ft1Af, damage to Aid, rrsklpnt,q in our t'urrt'nt iv accelerating hissiuiess eliüin(e that I'NII'nh'IY would again come I" I'opulnr I'rogrc'ss. The herald hopes that the (OIJRT will also resolve the matter just. as quickly and em. phatically. _____________________________ ___ -'----_____ -•-___ -. , I proppi-ty villtipq Awl related Items, such Mot fle6- ___ __ Or Down . and projeclg of the ( of ( were not ae'r'mpHhel, the strong pusalIllity Is thnf the depreciation (f You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet! . . NEW YORK 'cAP .-. He salesman. a guy tie the way up spent an hour and a ball rocking knocks on every door. • or-on the way down. And 11 hts her to sleep." Every block sns .In 'Him a potent-lid customers are a bit "What are you selling? An art mile long 'w' of seeing the likes of him, encyclopedia! No thank you. His shoulders sag, his feet hurL the handkerchief he mops here are a few typical remarks we've already got. enough things his sunburned face 'hich 'is al- he is weary of hearing from the around here just collecting dust.." ready wet with. sWent The likes of them. "I'm not In the market for "Whatever you're selling, we leather case he switches from anything right now, but II you're one aching arm in another feels don't want any." door, hut 1 don't giving away free samples I'll "I'd open the It weighs a ton, like take a half dozen." He mnnagR' a cheery smut' at want to let any flies in.' 'My mother Is not at home, every household, but he knows "You look so hot and tired, he'll get 10 rebuffs for every young man. tht d invite you and she said II anyone came to welcome. Those are the odds he in for a glass of lemonade, but the door I was to sic the dog on is fighting. But maybe if he my husband is the jealous type them. Here. Tighe! Sic 'mi, boy. and anyway Fm fresh out of sic- 'im!" climbs enough sups. rings 'You mean you got me to enough bells, raps his knuckles lemons." door. come all the way up he re f rom raw nit enough portals, he'll "'Fry the lads- ne earn a little more than he did She'll buy anything. But I warn th e basemenL where I was you - if you take a check from doing the laundry. just to try to t!ir day before. sell me a book of pictures? Ten years I rini now hc may her it'll probably bounce." , , be a captain 'of industry. Or "I'll thank you to take your You've got a nerve. I ought to I waiting his turn in a brtisdllnc. wares elsewhere, You know call the police." you had a minute there "For that with all' just making what you did But right now 'bc's pounding on my front dQor? You me scared. I th ought you were a hard living the hard way. 'and I just the guy from my draft board." He's ,just another ckrnitr-daor woke up my b' ' HEAT WAVE SALE PRICE 2905.86 AIR CONDITIONING.... 09 ---' ____ _______ _____ -- -- - - On The Way Up THIS CAR IS IN STOCK AND ITS LIST PRICE IS $3545.40 WITH THE ABOVE EQUIPMENT RECEPTION. held reccntty in Fcflowthip Hall of 01 ;I Herald. liere he will see highly shilled venl)le it,Onnu1d ces of great responsibflity hi the IIiIMIiiI'SS clation of efforl .-ind to Assure maximum return for dollars, both public and private, in promotion of this SEDAN A . only to keep his eye on the news stori's of The 11 TRANSMISSION POWER STEERING • PUSHBUTTON RADIO r2 TONE PAINT • WHEEL TRIM COVERS 7:75x14 WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES TINTED WINDSHIELD j J' 'I t'he "war oil stitimation." pointed the WRN . - to greater nchicvenwnt for Seminole county, politically, economically and socially. These business men were tinselfish citizens -who were glRd to use their talent's, t POWERLIDE * with energetic and public-spirited members joining in ' 1966 DEL AIR . t C . . •f -i II I . by amn-essive 1-hinking and planning on the st.aff and HERE'S HOW IT WORKS:0 STOCK NO. 1621 . I energy and no little of their own money to plan for progress. They united under the banner of the Sem mole County Chamber of Commerce to avoid dupti4 I I persons who pnsra.mi in this putooh for i)l'4))zl ss lie IMA ; 1 • . It ______ ' ------------rr,-- (;) 4 - I t' - - I •' '- .,,_''- ' -' - • --- . -' - . '- '-' - .• • ,- -• •-' _ 4 •- • ,'. , - - . ) •,.''•- -* M im f �. ~s i . ' 11 , V • 'P. -__,%,_.. ..,___A S -p- - - - - - T4 1. F - - ' 941021 M 1 - . - . - . • , ,ltily 22, lilIfti he s,.arh *rraib Page A ___ a661/. —I 5-' - -- Do It Yourself: By Abigail Van Buren ' •1 • UYU - DEAR ABB.': I have an or an exchange. They looked he should call in. Mrs. — exceptionally b.auWul 24. at It and said that purse and nothing but! Is she year-old niece who has ledidn't come from their sun., rlg'ht7 'I will abide by your centiy been divorced. (No which kind of shocked me sdvke. children,) She lived a long because It was all nleaay MOM 'way from buys and I am gift-wrapped In a box wi th DEAR MOM: Let th e boy their name an It.. sues ,no ano hi this town call you min. For thi Women 's Medical News Servembarrassed. I was sort of 'knows that she was ever ' ' ' Tl0rt.f1 that "skin Prater- outdoor IriflrLi, Try married. In view of the fact. Should I call the lady who CONFID E N 'F 'I A L 'F ô her marriage lasted only a gave It to me and ask her "HURT AGAIN" IN AT, thin from inn is a must!" The darker mi akeup; the foundation I3UQUERQUE: Why certain American Medical Association and face powder are important short time, and the divorce where she got it? 1 really Individuals Insist upon pun also warns that "excessive tJifl- Items to change. And beware have no use for IL was no fault of hen, do you ning can cause premature Rishing others wft)., sly "OVER-CLUTCHED" think It Is neosesary for roe I ton m joh eye makeup. This to tell people that she I a DEAR OVERCL'U'FHET): vocative acts (you always ing and wrinkling of the skin (If 1 and can be the trigger that Is not attractive iii the open. No. That's probably how hurt the one you love) dIorcsa7 f you really need to wear SHE got It. Don't ember-. one of the commonest abei- briners about skin cancer." So. Why spoil her chances 7 your druggist about the a, have dark sunghisrations of the -emotlonafly consult She wants to forget the past rasa her, suntan product you may wish es made In your prescription. • Insecure. and start life anew. She Is to use. The medical experts ad- Don't get heavy frames; they'll DEAR ABBY: My daughIt Is beyond practical coming to visit me anon and vise that you apply these pro- slide off our nose. I know several very ,nice ter Is 1'? and she Is going rectinti with professional • with a very nice young man help, as It often Is, It is not tective products every two Zug men who could be The *1rter-4n woman who very much Interested fr her. her age. They are much ton beyond tmdmstandlng by the hours while you are In the sun, swim and after each whenever likes to s a'im and enjoys beach young innocent for victim. And marriage and they HER AUNT when protective lotion film wears trips, shiriuld have a smart one understands, one can the DEAR AUNT: 'es, tell know It, but this boy has forgive—or at the very least, off. thom. tiniess the young lady started calling me "mom." beach robo. it can be made of dismiss It as the harmless Be hi a dear, sweet, wellis eanipistety devoid of 'Interry cloth, vinyl plastic, linen ' If you bleach your hair or or cotton but you must take tegrity, when one of those mannered Christian lad and mischief of a very mixed-up have it. color-rinsed, he sure "nice young men" asks her, human being. I like him very much. I to cbver! * S wear it hat. when sun-bathing, * never had a son and 1 kind "Bow come a nine girl like e • you Isn't married," she will Problems? Write to Abby, or wear a head scarf. of like being called mom by Black Is the most becoming him. My daughter told me If you have less-than.boait. color for a swimsuit and a Bo 69700, Los Angeles, most esitainly reply, "I For a personal reply, Inclose iful feet, wear covered toe deep him is also flatteri ng. 'was," he lout his own mother when • • he was a baby and It makes a stamped, sell-addressed en- sandals. To cover leg veins, sip. Purple is also being worn but velops. ply a cover.mnrk cream or a unless you are very style-conaciDEAR ABET: For y him happy to call me morn. Idgt school Well, a neighbor ss via. Bate to write letters? liquid to make your legs more ous and wear It well, don't f gs,t lung me while he was here Send $1 to Abby, Box 89700, attractive. several of those little clutch choose puirp) e. * S S Los Angeles, Cal., for Abpurses so I took a very pret- one day and she heard him ' * by's ty white beaded one back to calling me mom. Later she booklet, "How to Write Do try the new pale lipHave ftin in the sun but, re. said it sounded terrible, and the store for either a refund Letters for All Occasions." sticks with pastel dresses, or member, Irake It easy. use a white lipstick over your Monday Dear Edyth Thornusual darker shade, ton MeLead Jocoby and 5c, I: i. 1 ____ .11, . t' -. - - -- ' I — 1 11 4 it I 4 — 1 'i I C11644 Ofl bi#fqQ Cam a An 1he Little 1hings In it is dtrgged. In bathroom snlcs these fitting' when roplft(',ng Tl' Mr. Fix Newspaper Ente1'ft+'c Assn. it is generally a mixture of soap the trap. (The trap is the S-shape in It's the little things In life sand hair. mixed feelings the drain pipe. It retains water, There that are annoying — little things such as sa dripping fan- about chemical cleaners. They preventing the entrance of a running toilet or it clog- mu st be used carefully to avoid sewer gas.) Th e toilet that continues to red drain. Nothing disastrous injury to skin and they cannot about any of them; just things remain in the drain too long run after it it, flushed can he or they may corrode the metal. the most uorvc wracking plumbthat occur In art',' home. Most of the time clearing Periodic use of boiling water Ing trouble of all. Cheek the up any of these problems will will help keep drains open, meal float In the toilet tank. not require the services of a P.hould they clnr, try the rubber It may be corroded and waterplumber. If you lack skill or pluncor. first. The edges must logged. If so, replace it. If II knowledge leave the major jobs he placed firmly and evenly to Is not., then bend the rod that to the professional. These lea- the area around the drain sand holds it. 'Rend It down an that it ser matters can be cleared up there should he water In the turns off the intake ','lve more by most any homeowner. sink. Work up and down a few quickly. Sometimes the water eonIf this Is the first time around tinies to create pressure slid for you there will he a small force the obstruction through tinises to 'rim because it is runoutlay of money for tools. Some' the trap. If this foil s. run the ning right out of the tank arid or all of these you may n)reath' drain auger- into the pipe. Turn Into the toilet howl. Replace' have. The minimum you will the t'rnnk handle until the oh- the rubber ball that fits into the outlet.. The wire that holds need are screwdriver, a smooth- struction is cleared, It may be bent. Straighten it or Remove Plug jaw adjustable wrench, it plunSome drain traps are pro- replace. ter (plumber's friend) and a The valve itlf has a wash spring auger for cleaning out vidod with a eh'anout plug. clogged drains. As you get Remove this ,and run a wire into or. This may be worn. One or more skilled and are sable to it to break through the block- more levers or thumb screws at tackle more complicated joh age. Otherwise, remove the en- the top of the mechanism mustyou will want more soph1t.i- tire trap and clean alit before he removed which will expose replacing. The two trap fittings the washer. Replacing will genrated equipment. can he re moved with a moth- c.ra lly cure the trouble. Again. Check Washer A dripping faucet, is generally jaw wrench. ft's a good idea to shut off the main water supply due to a worn washer. After replac'e the rubber gaskets in before starting work. turning off the water supply to the faucet, loosen the nut under the faucet brindle. The bandit' _______________ can then he turned until It has ____________ screwed Itself out. A brass screw at the end of the faucet I stem holds the washer, Remove I 1 s 49 - - % 0W i _____ lips 1!!9 ll flottic .%aistjn IT'S FRIDAY ngsin niiil time for fish. \ou eon eat all you want at- the liNICftEST 1SN for one very rensonable price, with a spe'inl price for ehihiren. Take the whole gnn :in,i thor - % - ADM. TONtT[ A SAY. SI-00 PER CARLOAD , - \'')N DEIIFV1 TONTt.&.SAT. STARTS 7:45—ALSO DUE TO LENGTH OF SHOW PARTIAL REPEAT ON 2nd SHOW Al' I 2:15 "FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX' IN COLOR JAMES STEWART CO - HIT 10:45 Academy Award Wlsset "lEST ACTOR" LEE MARVIN IN CAT IALLOU ' ___________ ________ 4 " - - • ____ i ii i in T - - - ! !,, ; Ii t I - ' -STARTS BI G SUN. DAYS 7:45 1 11:30 NITELY FILMED IN FLORIDA'S OWN SILVER SPRINGS 4 - -- I - - - - ç:"7 r -d I -. - - CLAUDIA IUDSON iARDINALE ' .- Pl.,-('l- for the family, for a delightful luncheon or pie'nsnnt dinner is F the TRAI)E WINDS CiETEIU A in Seminole Pinto. You'll find it in Cnssell'crry nt the jamct ion of SR 43A and Hwy. 17-92. A very popular spot anti a very busy spot, but no long waits despite that, Post efficient serving of a ',vide variety of good things to cat., nil (115played right before ytiuw eye's to bring it smile of plensurn to your face. * S IA)OKOUT INN in Fern Park is launching a new ocrien of Clever little advertisements to point out to you all the wonderful things they have to eat and you will want to try them all. Prices are very reasonable' anti remember they also have all your favorite cocktails to help mid to the enjoyment of your luncheon or dinner. Excellent facilities for banquests, parties and other sncinl event s, in their spacious private dining rooms. Private bar can be set up, too. S S COLOø PANAVISION A uw,vrw.At .,,n,Rt ___________________ CO. HIT 9:45 Only I -- Sttvt EDWARDII ANN McQUEENRO8INSON -MARGRET--. I ,- kARIMAthEN.IUESDAY WELD . •$ 5551* i*1$t4Off *DØUCTEI - I Check Out Impacted Teeth fit MflR0OLCg 1i f i - - - COME ON, let me take you where the action is . - at the TROPHY IOUNCE at ,!et Lanes, the swingin'est pliace in town. In addition to your fn','. orite cocktails and mixed drinks they have excellent food, both for lunch and dinner. Try one of their special "Jet ,lobs" — it delicious taste treat. They 8150 serve a delectable steak fillet, along with all kinds of ADM. SUN. THRU THURS. ADULTS • KIDDIES 60c • UNDER 12 FREE HARBOR ELECTRONICS STARTS NEXT THUIS. Servicing all makes of auto radios Installing and servicing of 2-way radios CALL WALT D1SNEY' ..! * - - a * - 322.4261 -, I It - b- i., -- I Of".r•i..n or'/ r,-,I u ii - ---,- - - I_J 0 COLOR rn rr,,,pn vm.icJ i.'b'flUrS.)J cij- t VldWLsi1 PtT[54 'JO'a SILDUS Svil 6- -- . -"" . 1. .1 ~. ~:~ - - I , i . — ( ' - ( 0. I Interstate 4 As The DILTONA INTIRCI4A$GI - - ' 1 1 I I 1 J $13S Menu Incfnides Cole Slaw I ~I Ritz Th eater on Sunday, their land against a landing ough United Artists release party of Russians, who are only Color by DeLuxe and Puna- looking for a way to et bat, Ion, the comedy stars Carl to sea before th ey start World Iner, Eva Marie Saint, Alan War III. kin, Brian Keith, Jona th an Co-feature is "That Funny nters, Theodore Bike! and Feeling," with Bobby Darin ul Ford. Co-starring are Tes. and Sandra Dee. O'Shea, Ben Blue, John Alan Arkin. major Broadway Illip Law and a d c a disco'erv and star of the itae omm. William Rose wrote hit "l.uv," makes his screen screenplay based on Na- debut in "The Russians Are niel Benchley's novel about Coming The Russians Are Russian submarine that Coming." nos too close to America for Arkin portrays a Russian of. look and gets stuck (jeer and leader of a landing,, a sandbar 400 feet offshore, party which comes ashore off Jorman Jewison produced the coast of New England and I directed th e zany comedy, is mistaken for an invasion which residents of an island force. ' 1 CURVACEOUS Claudi Cardinale co-stars wit] Rock Hudson In "Blind fold," opening Sunday a Movieland Drive-In The atre. Companion film i "The Cincinnati Kid,' with Steve McQueen am Ann-Margret. I - 5' - ___ t(w'. t7-9! o. mhinford ii - BURGER CHEF ______________ — Ji_ Sanford, Fla. Enjoy luncheon or dinner in the cool, pleasant comfort of the Trade Winds. Delicious food. Courteous service. Very moderate prices. And no dishes to wash I LUvCN1OvllAa.2,Sso.,,*e,4 31 , & •oa I I 6113 CAFETERIAS • L(t$sua 0-MN R.0 *' us I 51L0,I*a 11.1 IT 4 "tici ,i... N i•t ,.,a I Authentic Your 1"aivoilia' Melodies Nightly , I ,_ Fun Glasses k'a V V7 ~ . ~ Get Yours ,Todayl j in ins s.ampmignler t.uunse . I e F r ddieI s ~;'Fx -GO1I)NYN-MAYFR55651541. A CAN PONII PRONCION PHELPS RESTAURANT LM! 14 - TAFFY WITH ANY PURCHASE ~ minv * f,~.~ 0 / ~ I,0's 41 / CORDON lIEU FRENCH CUISINE AND AMERICAN AND THE AND THE VALLEY of GOLD r JUNGLE HUNTEI AT 2;45-6:05.9;25 AT 100 4:35 7:65 10TH IN COLOR LUNCHEONS 70s UP OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MON. 11:30 A.M. TO Hwy. 17.2 South SANFORD - - 1 --•. -. -- - .. -_-_4-_ - -- ~. ,"ff 1 AT SHADE S WINE AND DINE AT .- C.-,.'. - _ (2506 S. French Ave. f p-i,, — aii'Eis G -.- —5- Ph. FA 2-596 Z. -.---- - Owned t Operated By & Bob Elanct.clt (R(IMG -- - ----P @cCG- - D OCY011 Z) AIP French Fries Baked Beans Grits Rush Puppies Relish Tray rof fee Or Tea 30 I - $100 'Tire Russians Are Coming off the shore of New England e Russians Are Coming" to panic and proceed to defend DAVID LEAN'S FILM 01 u -mis PASILRNA$S ' Call 661-4421 C}IILDREN 12 OR UNDER ADULTS CARL REINER took time from winning seven television "Emmys" to star in "The Russians Are Coming—The Russians Are Coming," coming Sunday to Ritz Theatre. Zany film introduces Alan Arkin to movie audiences and features many topnotch comedy stars. "ONE OF THE MOST DEAL MOVIES EVER MADE!" MEl Irtrt ALL YOU CAN EAT — Steak house Central Florida's Oldest & Finest 3:25 7:25 Ress,'vstieni 1)eT-t-on FISH FRY -- I ife Maauizine AT Holiday ' FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! PLUS ,- ~iI PANIC $32.00 SINGLE 5 P.M. FRI. 'IlL 1 P.M. SUN. INCLUDES ROOM DINNER FRIDAY 3RA(FAST £ DINNER SATURDAY • 1REAAST SUNDAY FREE GOLF . . . HEATED POOL 7tt - - N N $24.00 Per Person DbI. Ocp. COLOR - I1 • - Week- End 0 a CAfit REINEI EVA MARE $IJN1 UM BRIAN KEITH JONATHAN WINTERS kout - - I - - WINNER OF 0 AW _54 one of the cnlinsn'y masterpieces ynti c-sun savor to. nihtmt— ,_,4 I hi this acetic from film of llmri.,i J'nste'rrui,k's "f)r'ctnr '/hivagn," now showing at. I4omlriole Cinema Th ea tre in (:ii.slhierry. Moving and xciting film is showing twice daily in spe('iIil roadshnw engagement. i C.iw**,' . P i ne Key whence cams the 6,616""I recipe, this is hut - ()IAlt HIIAItIF, as l)i,rtor- Yuiri Zhivrig', rintI Julic ( hristic', a.-u '-'ohmn leer Putt-Rn l,ar,i, len d weni titled on Ittissia n battlefield (luring World War . .'— - - I Pj L ,1 7~! * ~~M r') 11 '• ,- - Oit**OO-?IOCAIIDGL "THE HUSSIAH THE HUSSIAH k, - 100910 '.,u$ r, " mooth irs itin yet as trnugv as the 4en air from off Ri g - - YOU AT 9:00 : • 'P. Russians' At Ritz 1, rustle Key (.ime Plc. laos. g'rsuntiv-freah? ft has to he. We just can't Seem to hake e-nn,nth of this delectable - - * ITHE 1:00 5:00 N ' ... -4St . . - - 1 5 - I - - - . ¼. 5.. ...i'fyoui vint - - .. ,q . . V "5 w 1 A AT OPEN 12:45 it . , I :- i - - & 111~~~ ITJP,P17! 11100P2?) 4 - .. - -. - 11'S* Ptt g' . t - I'ago 3m - de1iht. Sanva of flravear, STARTS SUNDAY - I - Seb&g Madness" . - 5_•__ I. 1 JARL KULLE stars as lonely young sea captain on prowl for love in Sigma III's "Dear John" opening July 29 at Park E a s t Theatre. Film, which has broken boxoffice records all over world, was directed by Lars Magnus Llndgren, "AFne I - - ..,r . 4. ' 5-,-------- ,., - - , rechnicolor. r. -..-1. v''; - Hudson, In his most impru ye role of recent vintage, i -rays a Gotiinm psycholo, vhose services are enlisted reatment of an emotionally urlw(l scientist, who Is also rbJc'ct of a planned kIdnn: y an international esplon 'ing. lie makes the most of is who wouldn't with Miss C hunk cye.nrrcstingly aro hrnugh all the excitement. .She Is seen as a smolder )enuty from the Italian MCCI uf New York who works a ret-stocking clad chorine it blnnhnttnn night club and ', ilsir, to help out an uncle, pe or plastic manikins he cres or shop windows. Both in intrigue and romam her story, brilliantly direc or Universal by Philip Dun 'eruches rare heights of spi bugling suspense and viewer -'nivemnent, with the came ontrIbuting to the excitem y moving from the concr ungles of New York City langerous. reptile-infested or of Fiorkin swamplands al '1 Autwiry Jean - : , '! I. t iv' eWoodward - - - " 'Hhlndlnitl.'' -''t''5:-• ! IW, - day dining is the l)ELTON1 INN, located just off tire I-b inter-change at Deltonir. Their cocktail lounge opens on Sunday at noon for your convenience and the dining room is open from 7 n.m. to 10 p.m. There's always it delicious special or two, chosen from their broad menu. Enjoy it with your favorite cocktails and fine wines. A nice Sunday drive, over amid hack, across l.irki. Monroe. V III - . AN IDEA!. PLACE for Sun- :'.. : - - - -- - - - — £WIIöU5 S S * GO INT. 4 TO OUR DOOR EXIT LEE RD. 1 EAST TO 17-92 q pl . or a 7 vs — £ 131311G E11 CII EF Imas ir t rent for the kiddies with free ''lint Shiuiles" with any Purchase anti Mint purchases they hurt'! l)elicinris hamburgers and lit such low prices, milk- shakes, other kinds of soft drinks, those' crispy, lint- apple turnovers. There's it Hurger Chef Drive-in Restaurant in Sanford on South French Avenue ratuil another one in Casselbt'rry, for your con','efljeflct'. EAST 1.3-5.7- 9 WEST 2.4.S.lO - £14 S 1 Match Clothes To Sport — - .l',Jv .1 - - • Slews — FREI)l)l l-''S Sterile 1 Intist' in Fern Park is visie1v known as one of the finest restaurants In the area, eate't'Ing to the gotirmet- taste with the' best. Iii cuisine, (biie' wine's and quiet, efficient sei'%'Iet'. Oat' of those most delight furl at tributes Is the ntnrosph t'rc of i irti nunc, rented by the crimp limier,, soilcaniileiight, street. musk' of t'bnI ins played by strolling sent trailers. It all conrihint's to put you in a mellow turooti or relaxation and who knows what array conic of that ? starring It Indsoti and Clnndin Cnrdintl intl ''Tire Cincinnati t<id," t tet'e MeQiacen, Edward loltinsunu and Atm - Mnn'g itnnt• Sunday at the M(jvicI )rive—lit 'l'lrt'nter. Ileginnlng 'l'liuit'sdny will VnIt l)isnny's tn)s In family cr1 niiunuient, ''SI nt'y I'npplt ;I nrring that ''lair laity" ,l tidi'e',vs and Dick Van I)yk A happy (esrining of vorki's tiiost popular tunIc lock IItIdIMtH1, with Italy's ci ,atstilultr sexpot, Claudia Ca uric, tops Universal's much lay romantic suspense-In I "IF IT'S ELECTRONICS— WE SERVICE IT" FIRST TIME AT OUR LOW ADM. PRICE — t — __ S S wervC. 'S t ('111",F Al, I'll )'.l si'S u-suns to ',','e'ient, nil you Snnfnr'tI Pinto shoppers to step net-114a 010. street to his pinee' ansI •'n,jny lunch or slinnet' in hb uu"wl' r'vi'nniilt boned 1.4,M 11111-1111t . irird A irietien mu at-yin .'nti: big, fit'. light-furl to flit, gourmet- 8q wi-Il 55 to IflO)'e' modest. n ,rpt't lies, Of course, everyone' else Is welcome, too anti we pri'slii-t if you haven't bt'e'ir to 1111 El ,i'S' RESTAuRANT yet, von will ht'('onro a regular. etrel nm i''. - I—. ~ ''flfluitlrttltl,'' S delivery á.ojnffia In wood company nirtl gniisl I at- the TROPHY l.OPN,E for pick-up and i ". Stamps S - ____ _ Your Dental Health - - ROCk - (4 i- --- a iaPncn: Ciii 'I 4 - % - I 4 11 4 10 - Ilk i-, - -. '-- I" - - - - •_" !l _______ __________________ * toys of fish, hush pnPi'IPi, l"i-en'h (i-lea, bnkei henna ntrI relishes Top it. all off with some of t heir deleetnble homeninth' pies. flare your tasted their peanut butter creme pie'? We predict you'll join the loud choirs that proclaims this as - out' of I he most 414,1 6.1 41118 taste treats in town! S S -I SCREEN OR FENCE iil serve your family-at yb' pint - Other genii fnt'il. Inn.l muqi, - •lftttt?rP Hudson At The Drivismir ' - the screw, t.ah-c off the olil er gles Smith bad started otiaito To ixr 1w SOW UGI4TAND Al I washer and replace with anspades and five hearts and bad I •A 63 By Irving Destor MAKE FRAMP(IMRKOr 2k6'. view whils the camera Is st-witty other of the same size' and played two diamonds. This left K1097 AP Newsfeatures either wity. The art of gently shape I I 34 him with four cmii In the mlre playing limit raises On older faucets, the faucet I 4 KS '18 nor suits. If two were diamonds BEFORE starting off on a squeezing the re lease button is aer and that North's Jump to three 1 I the vacation trip, It's a good idea EAST seat (the part. against which WEST there was no way to beat hearts had limited his hand to to practi ce too. Most to become thoroughly acquaint- something the washer rets ) may he : I .1' 4 Q 1072 he pclhl*J In s'jppfl of 43 4 slam. If one period or ~ ed—or re-acquainted with your people ai e finger-jabbers. At worn. For a small additio na l eirt I 52 2 diamond, West coUld afford ___ to I _____ camera so that all Its operations the same time they may also expense you ran buy a seat• lead a diamond back. Suppose show "know-how" instead of move the ca When be looked over dumI I I •Q 62 mera, resulting In dressing tool which will smooth I I that South was out of diamonds! "gues'. how" South w I $ Ii e d that he pictures t hat are not perfectly So what! A diamond lead would Some people acquire a brand sharp. Th Is. Is one of the most this. Reassemble in reverse' orhadn't even gone to six. He I L I der, tightening the nun just give South a ruff and discard new camera for a once-in- common faults bad a sure disnimid loser arid .. v In amateur enough so that there is no 1 hut South wri beband and time trip and expect to "learn photograp hers' camera handi• £7 a vary probable club loser. •A1084 I leaking around the faucet stem. three clubs tJn,fytimately, there is no $ as they go." This could be a ing. Neither vulnerable If there is leakage you will * way to get out of 74yifl four In other. s ' 2d4ELØ risk), procedure and is not roeShifting shutte r speeds and have to remove this nut- again Wsrtb It )i'a?4")i I ! 11 11 11 W if South held both ace k.et so South went abitd I . .&SSF1ER commended. Put any new cam- lens opei ings can be done and replace the packing washer STRIPS j. queen of clubs nothing would are through Its paces first, see smoothly as best he could. Be drew I ORUAATED ; I Pass 6 Pass 3 and wi th a ss urance L Ii found under It. Loose packing I do the defense any good. ll the results trampe, played out the spades I p PANELG-IIOLD Il Pass p In advance—While with repeisted dry-run performEast held the queen a ruff ywMng the third lead, and A 'P BOTTOM lead-4 and there Is still time to make any ences. Ability to change an cxsubstance can be used. JIG&WED $ discard could not give South adjustments to Insure best ye- posure threw West hi with a diamond. ___ combinatlon because of .WSTRIPSOF 11 i Clogged drains occur in the his contract. West led a I mumd. suits, a need to stop high-speed action kitchen sink because I KARDBRD load would I I diamond. South got his soup curds West was in the unenviable' spades and a spade Other people take a camera or because of a change In the g mixed with dirt cling to the I discard but It did him poultk'n of being forced to give a ruff and discard. .i N P S A V E , c i. i p Re still had the same club loser down from a shelf or out of hid- Illuminaticm can then be done sides of the drain pipe until inake a losing lead of some 'West went through the pro- I ing ,expecting to recall the tricks without hiesitatlon and correctaor D eclarer c I a r a r was out of I cedure of counting the hand. he started with. of handling It under the stress ly. 16 of necessity. This, too, Is needAnother skill that. can be ac10 lessly taking a chance. qulred Is fumble-free focusing. By Ruth Mi '!et Bundling a camera, like driv- Look thrc ugh your viewfinder , JJLQ Irig a car or playing a piano, and shift your attention f rom Nowpsr s$srpriae Am. butcher's or two wives will get how hard you work; and how Is something that comes easier three feet- away to 10 feet to '1 Memo to Men: Wives you ought to not away for a and better wi th experience and 30 feet a nd see how quickly together and each will tell practice. And you can practice you can era In on your ta rget. By William Lawrence, I).fl.S as easy us. it sounds, as many dontist should be consulted he1), misiky: kend. husband that the other couple wee When a wile knows you won't handling your camera without Make a game of estimating Newspaper Enterprise Assn. of you no doubt know. When lf 'fly'fl get you to help with the cause he can best determine if J the cooking by buying an . la- "wants us to go out and have want to go to a certain party endangering anyone or disturb- dista nces and then check your One day last week a patient tooth is buried deep in bone, the tooth can be saved and still ing your neighbors. estimates with your rangefind- arr ived 10 minutes late. Breathorate 'charcoal cooker YOU can't dinner with them." she won't mention it until be a useful member of our first by studying all the er. Many professionals know the less and worried, she explained, and in order to get to it over- thewing aparatus. el resist. trying out and then they'll With a birthday or anniver- last minute and then plead that Start 84 brag on your barbecued offer- aury coming up a wife will men- it's too lute to get out of going. instruction booklets of your best exposure settings, particu- "I just had to finish planting lying bone must be removed, CX There are dangers in leaving camera and equipment. A re larly with flash, for a close-up, my anemone bulbs, but I'm not traction can be difficult. * Ings with such enthusiasm that thin wistfully something she When a wife wants to impacted teeth in the jaw. Cysts M you are willing to cook over a saw in a store and was mad you one of her ideas she will view of the instructions with the a full-longth figure and a group sure 11 1 planted them right That's why I still have one sometimes form and destroy about but resisted buying be- implant the idea In your mind equipment at hand often leads shot an th9.ey shoot a "six-f oot." side up." $ hot hibachi any time, remaining wisdom tooth that hone around them. Sometimes I put them on a household a]- cause It was too t.ixponsive. Then so casually and unobtrusively to greater understanding of the ; a "10-foot or a "15-foot" shot That's how it is with some wasn't extracted with the three they press on other teeth, wearby knowi iiig the distances with- tooth. Whoever planted them that were, while I was still in ing away roots and causing Im lowanc. and they'll get you to when you hand It to her gift- that one day you will y, items and their operation, —4 pay for Jots of things that are wrapped, she'll be SO surpris- "What would you think of our Then comes a dry run of the out even measuring. You can was either in a hurry or didn't Dental school. Why wasn't the much pain. The most disconcert1, supposed to come out of It by ed. doing such-and-such?" and she various procedures encountered make you r own tests and come always. know right side up, fourth one extructed? Because ing effect is that they somePit telephoning you to please pick When a wile has a bad case will answer, "That's a wonder- Iii camera handling. Do you find up with your own exposure set- because very few people' huve . . if more harm is done t times lie embedded for almost up this and that on your way of cabin fever and decides I UI idea. flow did you ever loading film troublesome? Sac- tings for these standard dis- teeth that are in perfect align- extrurting a tooth than by bay- s, lifetime, only to begin growrifice a roll of film but load it tances, thi n make a little scale nothing will cure it but a trip happen to think at It?" home from work. mont. Some grow up, some ing it in, then leave it in." ing out scion after a patient beWhen they want to be taken out of town she will start look- But then you really have no again and again and again. With to be situached to the back of down, others to the side, sirid Eyeteeth are a different probgins to wear artificial dentures. 1 out for dinner they will dis• ing at you with concerned eyes cause for complaint. Because enough practice, you'll discover your flust-i reflector for future 11 * still others don't grow at all lena. rcic,nr in the jaw can usual('0' X-rays should be taken of imthat there's a knack to doing It reference and instant setting. cover they forgot to stop at the and mention how tired you look: husbands are sneaky, too. yi hut remain imbedded in bone. Iv be made for them and they pacted teeth every once in a smoothly and correctly. cas, — All of tiits camera homework These are called impacted euti be teased into place es while to eT see what's happening There's a right and a wrong will leave you free to cancan"a. teeth. While the most common nwntimag a "plug" on them and to them and the surrounding way even to holding a camera. trate your full attention on the .IL. By Polly Cramer DAI A good grip to comfortable but subject mutter during your va- impactions are wisdom teeth, can be teased into place by ce- areas. ) n14j 0*1 firm and allows you to shift cation trip and should result In the upper eye teeth are fm-c- elusion. Orthodontists do this 1jc. quent casualtiea, and so are routinely. Premolars are more Please send your questions dcvi, 7i.wapspey Enterprise Asia. The paper is now cracking in on paper towels to drain 1 from a horizons! to a vertical better pici ures. the premolars. of a problem and sometimes about dental health to Dr. The best so many places and 1 do not rolled It up, loosely, like jelly Since wisdom tenth are little have' to he extracted. DEAR POLL'Y Lawrence in care of this pa. H tet j method I know for cleaning a want to use a steamer if there roll. This not only gets more Wlietm and if to remove an per. While he cannot answer more than appendages in modern man, the problem of their impacted tooth depends on the each letter personally, letters W. I vlatskin rug is to brush or is some other way to do the of the grease to absorb I Th,E shake out all the towels but It the helps keep loose dirt impactions is eliminated by tak- judgment of dentist, surgeon of general interest will be and the bacon warm—NORMAN prop and then shampoo with soft job—M. lug them out. This isn't always and orthodontiist. The ortho- answered In this column,. sad water and GOOD soap AP Nt'wsfeatures the paintirags are: "Fishing on a DEAR POLLY—This mornThanks, Norman. When your i Jibe B Syd Gruniah lug when helping my wife with wife reads your Pointer In Snowy Di y," "Calves on the will not yellow. Repeat breakfast the many nations Plain," I told her I had Sti owacape" and "Mag"'° an print she may decide It was T000 Joins I en shampoo two uz- three times after all.—POLLY of the world honoring the inpies." She not so silly &o necessary, rinsing well after Idea for Polly's Pointers. Mrs. siugurution of the new World To homiir the opening of the 1*1L? each shampoo. Bang to drip asked what it was and when DEAR POLLY — Tell detet almost I told her she said it was silly J. R. to earn get some white . Health Organization headquur- radio conrmrunications system By Robert Cochnarfor lugging around film, flush able in navy blue, of course, dry and stretch meal drybut I still third: It a and good rub Iran It through her toni building in Geneva by isof the CE CE Pact, has MA* pull into sihupe while It is Newspaper Enterprise Avant, equipment, light meters, filters, but also in other colors. - 1nh lug. Comb with a coarse comb Idea. white goatskin rug. Let it suing an attractive flower series issued fii e new stamps. The NEW YORK (NEA) As etc. The jackets, which are mid. to If travelers haven't yet found After the bacon was placed stand a half hour or so then of seven stamps. The designs denominations are 2, 4, 6, 6, 10 -not or wire b-MRS. M. o. more and the more men decide thigh length and are belted at out about permanent press, vacuum the meal out. I kept a are as follows: S F—talisman riuls and designs feature views -and .` th 0, DEAR POLLY — When a outdoor life th em, more is for white the waist, are equipped with they're missing a bet. Lightfur collar clean this rose, 10 F caniellias, 15 F— of radios iirid radio towers. Also r tbeN child has outgrown a _________ way.—MRS. E. K. daisies, ZO F—lilies, 30 F are - the flat knit kind of pajamas issued by Iran was a 10 rials and more apparel manufuctur- several large accordion pockets. weight, wrinkle-resistant, wash1kM ________ magnolias, 50 F (airmail) stamp ma:rking the opening of an are happy to provide them Some spurt epaulets through able and iron-free clothe, are DAV that cover the fist and snap Anyone 'or]d Health Organi- with clothing to fit the activity, which camera straps can be really the only things to be prtj, _,,, Problem, a solution to a prob. man roses. A souvenir sheet zation bullding. Soov to be Isrh;. ;.. +h1... ... "4 •4 'ri.... t...L pair may two sea S 4IV UVI.VZ larger UUU JSCSVI T.SJtCfl OIl trips. by -t lemu or a favorite homemaking containing the two highest vu]- sued are t wo sta mps for worn- course. Gentlemen who ride to is made of "cafuri" cloth, a - combined with the old pair to It's true that manufacturers Idea will receive a dollar If uea was also issued. en's rightia In that country. make two hound, have worn the same lightweight, tightly woven cot. haven't yet taken all of the liii. . Polly uses the Item in Polly's • BritIsh Ciuianu is now Guyana costume for years. Anything ton. suit I instance if the child wrinkles out of permanent Pointers, Canada's postmaster general and new stamps soon will be else would be bad form. And D*5 three and needs size four, buy The weekend sailors, skin press-processed clothing, but a paw of size five and combine has announced the issuance on issued by Ithat nation. The first devotees of polo wear tradition- divers and swimmers have their the shirtsand suits subjected June 31) of the 14th and lust will hail iiidependence and con- ad clothing, too. a size three top and a size live Nuclear Test choice of smart, colorful jacket, to a wash MflI fl%PPP'fliO4f .4,.., '..? bottom and vice verea. This Fi-', next stamp in the precentenniul liar- tam four stamps. Two of the i'*ws (AP But sports car enthusiasts? created for water sports. Some are wearable perhaps more c.m type of pajama always Ii.nuclear test in the South Pacific at emblem series. The S center stamps wiLII show the national And home gardeners, hunters., have nylon hoods that zip intoso than hotel-laundered clothe,. conies too abort to snap to. will not result In an eTplosIon will feature the cunt of arms flag and two will depict the photographers.? You bet. There the collar sand most are done 3Ig gather at th. waist while there the safety devices on the atomic which dates from the pruclama. coat of ur:me. Is clothing designed especially in synthetic and natural fiber still ample width. thin of Nov. 20, 1U21. The eut Three usiW stamps have been for them and, happily, the duds for stretchability and weather FIRST FLYING ATTEMPT bomb work. Whirr the yoUUg$tr Is ready Man's first attempt to fly was of arms appears at the left of issued by Sweden to commem- are handsome as well as func- resistance. .' Informsd sources said a so the stamp fw the ass put the alas while the 11-point made with what was called an 100th anniversary of orate the: tional. Another bomb will , lug big seller this me nov.ug zane Grey five top and bnm ti.4 whose books of western Sc- the safety devices, which aye maple leaf is at the right. tlw reformstion of the Rikadag, For example, the Zero King is the C.P.O. shirt which Navy orinitbopter, a flying machine 5 ' - -. .gin, This asthod csrtainly thin sold more than 15 mUthe nationsil l.glslature. In 1866 outerwear people market what chiew petty officers have been with flapping wings operating ig hair copies, was a practicing radioactive material in case a The Republic. If Chins on For- a modern legislative body was they call the "Wheel Coat" 1t' wearing for years, mainly be. either mechanically or manualprovids. lots asia -g dentist. ll He was born ruou baa Issued ancther n its designed IW replace the old a slim-fitting, lightweight gar- cause they had to Army-Navy ly, according to the EncyclopebOflib is drq6 .xidemu --• 2 aneavl e, Ohio. The town ___ 1 1 series of ancient Chinese paint.- "four on ites" system which merit with four zippered pock- store buffs ____ was n a mu e d after and they are dia BrItannica. (iRgrowL MRS. E F. FIRST KOME RUN in,, In the Fiticc Muse um at had been in effect for many eta. The closure buttons to the legion maternal ancestor, Ebenezer rescued the shirts Psilys Peu.s Zane, who cleared the land Jim Sebring of the Pittsburgh Taichung, reports the World years. The 40 are and the 8 neck to keep out those 90-m.p.h. from it watery grave and now Grand Fails on Labrador', and staked out a claim for Pirates hit the first home run Wide Philatelic Agency. This set crowns at.mnps show $ portrait drafts, DEAR POU.Y.-1 would they're worn in many leisure Hamilton River Is North Amnerpresent he city in World Series baseball his- also cummenwrates the fourth aketch of ..oule de Geer, Sw.d-to know how to take off wallPhotographers professional situations.. in the late 18th contury. 1ca' second largest cascade in j paper that his bass pabisd tory on Oct. 1, 1903, in a game inauguration of President ish prime Iminister in 1M611, who and amateur alike are findThe shirts', heavy enough to volume of water. The river U mliii' • ever with cold water paintagainst the Boston Red box. Chiang Kal-shek. The title, of set ut thu reformation. lug the old bush jacket perfect Lie used as Jackets, are avitil- drops. 1,038 feet. utii's taflure to try to get to $ grind -slam was due to I the fact that he and his part. If �- % 1 .. , ., 1--__,•__-__- $— _I .--- By Galbraith SIDEGLAINCES 1hz Pare4A Orralb bitørti - OUR .A.1111ldft. INC HOUSE - _______________________________________________________________ SIDE ------ GLANCES By Gaibraith - •rnitnr Or J rnLi &-- ____ -- ul 22, Iflflfl 0111 HOARDING' HOVSH --- ALL A It ED UNTIL IT 66156 ON 4t JANY041111! k- r 19 WERPFFdof ti 71 et)! -Iff Ire. 77 ______ SCMML-14E6ERAL'S / L .-'( F , , (,A F I"ll- L •-- i - - ' DO you IT;) FIE keys host, C.org.! On. sit was In 'Mars am It. your dmsisr drawir and the other In your trousers pocket'" ear - — ________________ -- TWK ARE VO4J MEN :rM. 60104c- !:LL WALLET BE s:ML'c1 -' ' WWFN TIRING WA ±t i±t± IAPCrX.1AUSTEr' J I 1' V NOW, LIKE JUST WAKIN' YT C00LDNT RE 0MVED EVEN SN'TH TIMP THEY - WOW LUC1VL APPAID W#'I? ) "yh,h.. ahsm radio operator. Speaks people all over the world, but he's not on speaking terms with any of his neighbors!" LTRT FINIb DPAR -- 7'LL NEED SOME •.1 " 4 4%1)k ~k_ —- -- -' --------- _________ DID I\IC) ---------•----•— ( (TIIAT C) LIFAIR ANY - ----•- - ( - ACV 4111 AD ---- rr Ilk 7 1, all; 16J. ~A I ,t'lJ i: Ttffliw) ir -•------ --- - - > By Dick Turner CARNIVAL •\ iI- OtJT OUR WAY ol t Iry _______ t I It' I I BLfT PCTA70E-S! IIiL I II k mots WELL,PlP.JD /EMLA7R. SLICE ES APE Ti..IEM / 1NMQ JUST PUS-4 A POTATO - \I oQ I.•• LJ/J II ThEY CAN 1!AVEVTI FINIS14 CUTTING OOD FOP. 0 OOK-OIi17,. Elk ARE 'YOU GOING DID p 1MEV GET IN W6 I 7-2 _________ &IT L ' I PRISCILLAS POP z I III 111 \ \ ' '' ZL " Trw sysaff NS raw" PRISCILLA'S POP BUTA EEL - III , ERV,UNTIL #1 Tt4ERE T-!-çui rowN) woJ'r I I Ilk or-. NE T~4IS... rrSAiLLANG G01 __ * ON GL' P ThT I "Why, of course It's all right if you're a couple of hours TON6911-MIMCM. IF I' late gfting home, Mrs. Higgins! Have a happy timety 49 7004A LOW NAP RIGHT and-n-half!" N0WC041i 1. a TIZZY I DI3k5 ATTLING L I I __ CARE 0F Ht-;Z &' v / NUTHWJ It SEROM, % -1 GUESS I'm JUST RMED, TWE Sam ARE THM AN' I KNOW IP4 WELL , by no Kde Omn P. Blood G+iouLS , Af / / to. 1'V GOrA ) M I6Ej2AE5L_9 HEACACH6. I --VX.)Jjj,, ;1 ING 7AVM P! aroq4P'l~.zi J^ Ln WEU. LET'S SEE tF ________ T CHANGE ONEWNG HUNCH HIS MIND 1`114 J LXKtT THIT AX, YES, SUT 'TIS REST ...THAN 10 SLUG SOMETHING / EAR, ErY THAT COULP 7URN AROUNb %ARMINT REAW .11 FOLUNC IN SHORT RIBS 1~4E POET ( \, \ ' - SHORT RIBS OV) .Pk ft [ALEXAR PJLi A711E , -TS VT _ :TTt VA • 14 ( 0 TIM M/k/ Mll\ \1\1 \i ___J0 yj — -' - kinds silly to go through with it?" / 04 * th -- 1 ***All. N Ws Igoing to hurt you too, Dad, doesn't it seem _- byKoOian ( WHEN 644C- 6AY5 'NO" HEAR rrwr I L__—r-----._... 1I L 0414 ot IP16t c( A J I 004T (IAVE A FEEUNG MR 4?S 200_J I Cos STA kcK Vs. DAI ML FELIWNI'* LWTWSW NP MY LKM Bloc WI nowI "Marri must if your husband ,ffl get bald ___________ - Answsr Canals pol ACIRM to _IL • Prev ous Puul. L*F7 %W* PAPERf WITH YOV ABOUT 'Too .1 !, :.'TLcrdl /K — J .A JIJIt l 1.- i , - omw s— ___ ____ VAR MW PLEA"! X FORGM71FN, SAM. ' T14119 111, GET _______________________ ' 1. I.. SUT- ON.- MIS mm, IF PAPA- it A4, F06 lyl NOL Z COIJLP apr mY FIFTY-FIFTY1 NOW WUMO rjA FPW6 NOW TO THIS TO NOBODY, SIM..OltV opt NAft Wu excav#K "We'll have to get two seats together. I'm afraid to 'A I%A - ____ it I - I_fl alone! __________________________ - ' - -- e to t _ ,wt_ -• ____ Abwt rime DOW 1 - WOT1 'YOU GONE MAP? NOW GIT M5 1;- wr i •.. A1• • A' - - •L&' . — I I — . f 11 -ç IiI / ___p_J -, • - L.0 3 flDI CT IN ___ macaw cmml al t-ho* Ch ___________________ a Seguin by * PO ISK -co is Ift 001aftl Anmcft 3 01110116011181LI11011111 27 Biblical patriereh. 41 Wier 42 19 M RFj Ism d i oi~~ VOICE CAJAE KLLOW- 30 XAe mod and 27 ruled to 40 lb-de BUGS BUNNY ___ JEFF.- His HEAP POPPW INTO VIEW.' SIPPIq WOAS OUT OF HERE BER)FM THIS TW CM SLOWS 46 - XI ____ 8= W. 1010111111 - *4 V mf ~ fb ~177 N . . I S&k,1k-L- VTM'THE CHWJS SICIPPED IN 0 CROPPER WITH 9 Notim 11 NorU*m ,a 4 "M UPLOWN JER WAS R64M To GTAY IN V16 14 WUM w1mr,to, BUGSBUNNY WAG FWTD J"RW7W HOVER" La.jrI I I 4U 4Isa1 L -. 44 I I 7FvI ' AWAY FROM M!. DU ___________ NOT ELIH_CANTHOLP 1HtSISND WAY 1O&O! 2VF GOT A A'dtUOI FRIEND5 OUT Y ONE WOULD BE GLAP LONGERTo tlElp ME GET __ I Ll../)1.r4IE DOG •TR.A1/J,t' p WM T'00 N A CASE A9F1 4TwIS' ONLY A SUCK I i (r I MCL 1, : AKF* f11111110111) 7 I' E ____ i I " ____ 411 ____ 5 5 Wi4AT '5 IT DEVIL!— RA ----- 77R'75 NG I THE 1'' ' VARM1j I1ik - C WERE JU5T GETTING RtADY] TRAPE TO(t LLH1M" (' I TRIEP WOULDN'T LIKL TOO rc i'700 -4 )UR_. -"-----------:--- - \ i ( - - (a'- (ONE Vi 111 SHOT— Alt 0=7 am 111 " awbor 10 so 14 4P saw Dow AM — - - - TAIL - - - — 00"7-22 4 -- 4- ---- ---•- ____ CN 'I I �S. - •.•.• - ..--- - - -. - J-.__V ____ - - - _____________________________ ..-----.- - 4 - - .t1 I - •- _______ ' ,. - r-"' ... •. •V V • V - • '--- V. -- V finfnib rr*Ri Horoscope Forecast GA - July 22, 1986 - __________________________________________________________________-- _______________-----. VV -_------VV -------- -----V. 't. No 'Cents' In Waiting. . . Let Want Ads Make Money For You - __ I __________________ SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1M6 SUNDAY, JULY , hi,. , i An unusually good SaWr to GENERAL TENDENCIES: GENERAL TENDENCIES: i'each a better understanding y are able to utilize this The way In which you will . got anything of a worthwhile with them In any and all WflYS Sunday advantageously by whether It has to do with mar- Ing of real helpfulness to all nature done this day or evening is by adopting a very agreeable nags, court-romance, partner- you come In contact with ship matters or where business forgetting yourself In doing for attitude In which a smile and them and avoiding that tempta- a word of encouragement are herald Classifieds 322 5612 _____________________________________________________ Rl 121. t. ski. SullvpM & ( ' elpq 12:1. Ihrni & lflttIrM ___ ___ _____________________________________________________________ ___ _____ ____ ___ ________________ ________________ _____ VII'A WtTOIt P'XiOTU9 (1ATWAy 't( F4EK 1M1!}!.4K W.\.IVrUWAV JAW '.$frt'fifl q'yijpq -- V________________________________________________________________ _________ ________________________ * A UI4R aA Wr4MOW. ____ -____ .-- -CALL DAY OR 1GW $tt-4U t ____ ___ ________________ ________________ ________________ ________ Itohori 4prtrt in (ntr1 ________ ________ ______ ____ 1-Losi & Found 80. Home Arn,lhtnces .: RR 53. Wanted To Buy ____ _____ VI'1U!r1,r ruP. ()Ufl _________________________ _________________________ 9!!flVIC, $O$..$ Y I'7. Jq t, OF MEPICAL OMEThIX :?M7 V, r(,t,ru,ry rp), flnnf 'otsr tV,rnhtnr.. Quick U$ A. WIIIDDON ftt;WARD C. MA ____ _______ ____________________________________ ____________ RY.'.) O)M SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Et.L. i] P'O - V ___ _____ rt. ttt \1' (ln 8UPIR TRADIXO POST * ____ 5. Park I mo(x1-(T R€ThIL ANIPJG# S1.RF MY1RNPJU'k 1 MUflOUP• ___$-15S* _________________________________ SÔMOC Apt. 1. ç ( P.. r.1'tr '1 in l, t. 7$. ?!2; T,i nuh!t -. ______ __________________ 574 tX.) MEMJT ALL flui1no nooti 1I'rkIn ('(,fldl?lOft $'ir.nahtø Ph. .122 flI2$ ____ ______________________ ___________ ___________ ___________ I:;., t $9, Ph, _______________________________ _______________ ________________ _________________________________________________________________ ____________________ ___________________________________________ _____________________ L(NAThL' t) _______ . ______________________________ - WARRING M.ebtns Rsntaia MILl -.--___ _____ ROBERT A. W1LtIA$ _______________ UD? usa Low-Cost Want Ads 2. Personals __________ _____________________________ _____________________ - - ------Usad ApI1tiee. for aale to tail ,fl1 Realtor ____ _______ ____________________________ ___________________________________________ time to cement ties and bonds relenting and unremitting In tionship with others. Thflurni______________________ ______________________ $$$i4$1, Msw. $2n. ('sit V fls1DNI! f,e, RaTmond Lundquist, AMOS. 11, ( IS' iee'tr' .$.', - CASH FOR TRASH Do You havo a 41r1nkin probI.. MOONEY APPLIANCE ;•V by showing a devoted Interest demanding from others that tial men are apt to be engaged Atlantie ank MI. 32itu Mi,rri,v P11' trII"t, all a**rd A Palmetto Write P 0. Box 121g. Sanford, C'nr. Antigmus & w'M furniture want__________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ U'. 11. ______ j :i others that they go along with with their own affairs and cornIn those about. V :r V :t/tV1 SUICrnE Prcvontion. Cafl w 81. MwüeaI 1fltVruments BRIDOES FURNITURE V '(.,j;;. III ST. IOHNS REALTY ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)- what you would like them to munleations difficult.. ulira S lOW nit sri In tha fl'A'. $0 UP, Motor. rriIIr lt CARE. Orlando 241-3m. A 82i-145n THE TIME TESTED FIRM ,,q,4 l,.,iI,''I s, rrn4lIfr, y,,,c,, 'tl,,ti Th.. jn• rt,r -lr,. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You and -your associates can do. Keep cheerful. - 1?O S. PARK AVENUE $22.s1?$ alond' wnu1t like room PIANO TUNING A REPAIR f.'tcl II',SI'IV $$ ''I Ph _____ __________________________________ W. L HARMON __________________________ isafly see eye to eye today. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Change your attitude toward 332.4333 55. Furniture For Sale . 'Q p' "'I C ann hoard with siIht waahlnR. ______________________________ ______________________________ ____ l'nrtl Innu', tint' of o-ane neeep- ________ st ur hunches with associates or you get Into tron........................................................... 90. lots For Sale to meet them, tho Don ___ llo)stery FURN1TURI.: Frctglit dama nar hut able to be about. No PRICID TO MOVI ____________________________________ ________________ ________ _________________________________________ ___________________________________________ -_ V It may ha been difficult ear- whatever Is Iocal and hhly ble by saying or doing the ____________ ______ bedroom and dtninR room acres OnI*e on r.xtri nuarv uich a- radio _________________________ OVER b furniture. Many Pieces ahow OUT P40W! 0ng things - be consider- j & air ('. n4litlonlnR. liar. Civic work will also be accepted or you get Into ________________________________________________________ Ceorla Ave. High School ____________________ i t ____________________ ________________________________ draperies, slLpoo'i'___________________________________________________ ________________________ % or lpss than regular retail. . ______________________________ (''n Srtnford Ileralni. Sanford. ho1atar$n, sIo. _______________________________________________________ ____________________________________ _________________ secretary and devilish poet respectively, enjoy era. 'lime pa'mentt as little Noll Freight Damaged Purntfine, provided you do not spend with enthusiasm. T'Inrt,in. era. Your loved one neds t be installation. berry. , water, Oak trees. Low down ________________________ 6. Child Care ness," opening today at Park East and West Thewisely. Putting VU new curtains, adding smile, _____ _____ ed State flank will 5ItC you equipped by GENERAL ELECMt'Cltin. 2-1. in V ________________________ RIG TOP TRANSPORTIVI'ION i, uni.iie.i by TRIC which Includes electric . ________________________________________ 62 Chevrolet Iledding A Furniture _______________________________ _______________________ KULP DECORATTWG 5p ArC0Pt Sunday. Alntø Friday __________________________ $i0. nn Cons'. 2$-l7S suit i univat- e ' poet's fight with society are Joanne Woodward and VV • 'Park .•e. Owner P. 0. Box -. TOVN'N AKES 1l ftflflhlR comfort and beauty, make a arguing with associate. social- an Irritable mood, and it pays s.i INSTALLED even2n.. 51h S. Orlando Dr. ______________________________ $1. -_ 9 CHEV. $ta. Wgn. WILSOS-MAIER FURS. 1SEE IT $". conti. $3tI. Call 322-DI1O. 811-lb E. let St. PAIN'I' ("()MPANY ____________________________ 1964 Dodge 440 children nays, evenings Use mind science, too, and you put.- Show co-operation, You sure. Be more nffleient. Then - FURS. &PT., $800 MeflonvlflS. ,f S VW Redsn --_Sedan $'°. weekends. 22-5fl49. SELLTNG otT all Misc. Plants USED F' u r it It u r a appliances, 1: better IOOfl. $24. WilY GO ult'ruEn? $100 DOWN _____ rt1yMolTt 4 Dr. 4-door odan, cir conditioned, you get basic affairs In very c TODAY! are highly dynamic d & Flowers, Shade Trees at % tools, etc. Bought - Sold. LarGOVERSME"T OWNED H0M5R 4 ROOMS turn.. 1 Onlrm. Call It GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) have a wonderful time fine order. l see or Call ________ ________ ________ _________________________________ MANY, MANY MORl, ___ ___ -' Ph. p2-4132. -Your cheerful attitude can be GEMINI (May 21 to June GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) ________________ _________________________ These can he purchased with Cl,EVELANI) flfl Jini Hunt Realty UNP'URN. Rdrm. duplex Apt., notiuIn ijown with Kiit REAUTIF'UL Kittens, 823-1474. 50. Misc. For Sale ___________ _____________ _____________ 1963 Ford Galaxle 500 Hill ilulnuil 2f,?4 Park Drive Office $ft-!1lI Kitchen equipped. Ige. rooms dit. ________________________ Piytnotith t'lut-ynlet' Night: 322-048 or 373-0700 I & closets. $-2834 after p.m. 4-door air conditioned, like flonrdIflR. t'uppi AKC. 11 :t Hwy I -t12 fli'ibui'y for salePlan days ahead with enthus- tempted to delve Into u WFU-LI ____ deals quickly, Think before you p reviews Ch1huhu& A Beagles, Cement (color.). Steps, Steel, FARM T it A CT t-i R Operator . Tn. E4LI.4INOR 1 V Time 1 595 lionuit 77b.207tt ow sc-oo2 _________________________________ __________________________ __________________________ !coin _____that you are speak, o ryon can annoy others. ________________________________________ Wire-mesh, Dry W.11, Sand,_____________________________________ wanted for clearing land in GOLF' ANYBODY? __________________ ---___________ --V 2-5752. Learn. Co-operation Will gain you society, etc. Show Grease BDRM. rum. .pt. Traps A Window sills. Sanford area. Must he reliable I fli•;Al'TIFt'I, 1,ot'h Arbor lot \OLKS\VAGEN' CONTININTAL 4 Friday, July 22, 1R6 prestige that. you desire so very human by being eral George "Bull" Ford, who FOR SALE: Registered m a I a days or $-0641 nights. and furnish references. Year MIRAC1E 0NCRETE CO. Driving too quickly can bring with 124 ft. frontage on May- ____________________________________ '65 FIAT _______________ showro•* Sanford 3-t$ _______________________________ 222-5751 round work. Cafi or write tS __ _______________ fair Golf Course. Reduced only to yourself but 7:80-8:30 P. Pt!. CBS. The has decided to make an example 1957 Buick Con. Airdale, 2 yrs. Champion Blood 309 Elm Aue. ice to those who deserve your trouble not V.'. Robinson, Orlando. Ph. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 ___________________ ______________________________ 935 Transportalion 3951 Robert A. Williams ELLINOR '4 __________________ _____________________________________________________________ MOON CHILDREN (June MOON CHILDREN (June 22 West is investigating the mur- ly played by guest-star Cam- FREE White Kitten, 322-0254. 14 K. PIERCED Ear Rings Stemper Agency much success no with '64 TEMPEST der of six officers from the eron Mitchell. Pine Selection *5.00 up \TOLKS\\TAGEN 22 to July 21) Your worthy to July 21) You have KITTENS 32-92C. 1.eM.SNS t'l'i.. fully equipped In. 114 W FIRST ST. you have been formulating for ISSUROR APIAnSER Sanford t2-lStt. r'ln,ling air enti.Iit1ettIni, hue. Station wagon, air conditoned1 Saturday, .Iuly 21. 1S ________ ________ AKC Registered German Shep204 S. Park Ave. 1919 S. French FIJF,7 :-ssoo p,, Duplex, 710 W %pt. OrInnIn 544.5014 understand your Ideu, muhe is engaged in combat by a anil cons'.le ket i.'at PERMANENT th ards. weeks old. 32-851. 1495 alm. Get rid of the obsolete, after some difficult situation, c loan . Apt. B, $50 nb. Ph. $72' instic Trans. One pmn-vlout V t)pet%- .intly Ill It P ft. I : t.,GE. RF'ItM. Home, Garage. St. so do your utmost to soothe tives. Shop carefully for whatman whose body has been mendb-(30 F.M. ABC. Stwrinl. BEST DEAL IN TOWN OPPORTUNITY 4154. ..wner. A whole new Patio. 1g. corner lot, attic tan _---______ ruffled feelings. Show cieplor. ever you need along the hobby ed with steel patches. Another PGA Golf Championship. (Co)- SPflCIALS: Monkeys 1 ELECTRIC stove and 4 retrig. 815; GuIneaSquirrel Pigs *1.25 $1895 & air conditioner, KIL equipAVALON APARTMENTS curity can be all in excellent condition. $25 In __________________ ANIMAL KINGDOM $ 1964 Fiat 1. ped. ::.?4.i ot 3:2-5742. aim by, line. Go to right shops for tots' fast, slightly gruesome episode, or) This is t live telecast of 322-8411 only _____ ____ ___________________________________________________________________________ __________ only V I SED --CARS V CHECK THESE PRICES si io V ocal car . .....,.,....,......... .................. . . -- • __________________________________ . ... ••••• .' .V -. - i93 Ford . . , . ._V_V . . . . . , ........ . . .-'-V -- V ______ LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21)- able opponent that you Data you require for the days al. Don't spend too much money. clothing as well, if any. : . t . A I V , budget that is truly tiofli Have a pertaining to you or try ABC. Summer _____________________________ Big Dip, 2518 Park Dr. _____________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ hORSES BOARDED _______________________________ _____ Starting ye ________ eetmnt condition. :2-1450. 1 uj. of d. $,5II0 I.- I rt per - ' - ' I ,,,• ,,• -- - - •,• ::s-n:sti ó glfng with others On free ei small matters, This is only bar advisor will help you little. regu1ar* on this show. 2.1. Well I)rilling * day that'will bring about wond. a poor habit. He, or she, Is too concerned with 8:30-9 P. M. ABC. The Ad________________________ .* erful reoulfa later on. Get future SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. other now. %\'ELLS IJILILLED. PUMPS 8-8:30 P. 31. ABC. The Donna _________ dams Family. "Ophella Finds _ __ __ be $anned. paretIon Is 21) Stop trying SPRINKLER SYSTEM.& an SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. Romance." (Rerun) Poor Oph Reed Show. "Calling Willie All T"pe. and the key -*o real abundance and gument 'with others, flp.e4atI 21) Avoid that temptation We repair and Servtoe to be liii has found an ardent suitor Mays." (Rerun) The great San at home, just becau STINE like very forceful with others in tryHoratio Bartholomew (Itoh- F'rancisco Giantn centerfielder Machinery & Supply Co. ItENT A BED or VtMB ______ - - \'! V affairs - _____ - c. 2D-One who understands nerve_wrackjngr to othem. you will give the support you ifylng own thoughts, V Dl 2666 S. Hiawatha 322-111: to help you with ters with allies about which (played by Anne flcjs). Thj pulous ncwspupernlalt trying to your personal problems since they disagree, you can get into Pandora has been stealing furs, make a comeback by purlaying ward direction that bring true diplomatically on better day. epsnaion Is time very wisely their own. Learn to depend cliff-hanger. Richard Benedict on yourself more In the future. Keep poised at social functions cides to break into the gang pretending she Is Anne Francis plays Leo Minosu, the HIatt Start wheels rotating in Rely on your own ability, which or - unfot'tunate things happen. as Pundoru-who-Iooks-llke-flon. trapped in a cave, utid Jan with those who are out-cl-town AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Strive to please influential _____ -they have much influence. 10) Even the smallest mine- persons instead of criticizing PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) 10-n P. 31. CBS. Wayne and tion can cause those who have unmerdfully to your own j -Follow your intuition ulti- Shuater take an affectionate an slnoe it Is apt to be very ac- power over you to be highly mate detriment. Don't penflit look at the westerns. A wonderbe sure to use others to spoil your reputation. ful, nostalgic hour in which the curate and you are also able displeased, tact.. Bit to make others happy who mean diplomucy, Avoid risks in Put a atop to that. which is an two frosts highlight what the a good deal to you. Be very aiiytliing. Just take It easy, be absolute lie, rest. of the world sometimes sweet, and all Is fine. 6 a understanding with loved cme. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mdr. 20) -1101 1I(4S (Feb. 20 Buy a love token. to Mar. 20) You should make an effort to form: western fUn, old and You feel that you hare to travel understand better those mdi- new. They are all here, starting del TLI TODAY .W YOUR CHILD IS will BORN he, or she, be far in order to find the beauti. viduals whose thinking and ac. with William S. Hart and Tom one of those pretty children ful and the desirable, but this tion. differs from yours, Ally Mix and including Gary Cooper in that others are always fussing only a mirage. Be more changes or long trips could Alan Lucid, James Stewart, John f101 about cerned with all that which and want to wait cause you much loss. Be stead- Wayne, Randolph Scott, Joel hand sail' thtpc)fot out that nothing Is so sat you have started, all is OK. Rogers and even Crosby and voted wife. A good, gripping _________________________________ drama. .._ --- -- . You Ire herenv notified that the following motor vehicle; BuIck, 1957, Model 4(1, Serial No. 4D 80 2934:. Will hi. i.olñ ni ,i't.ite nI. at 12:00 M. on the 30th, day of August, 1966. at B A S Standard Station, Ovie . . . DDB74 nation to of others is great. A nature, too. Conway (Jack Weiton) as of Seminole Counts', Florida. at office In the euurth,,uMs his te Carroll Righter Fore. 1rn Stars impel, they do not compel," What you make of (Barbara Bouchet has mis. within .iiz eulenciut- niwiths IVOIR, The Sanford Herald. Box compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! tl*kefl the time of the that i)Ubhicutio Conway, a rather tht tiuticc Two copies t Carroll Righter's Indivlduij Foreciat for for Au. logist Thrush iieeds to perfect it, writing, arid shall statc the plsue at rashdetice stid pOut of DOUBLE MEANING Forecast far your sign for Au. gust Is now ready. For your their earthquake _______activator, flee address of thrt claimant, attd SYDNEY (AJ) hi the gust is now ready. For your copy mend your birthdut.e and shall be sworn to by the, claint'arms for the next census Ill copy send your birthd.t. ant, hits saiezst, or attnrne' 511(2 and $1.00 to Carroll Righter Fore. 10-11 P. hf ABC. Court Mar- ccornpanied by a fee' of kustralia, one question has been $1.00 to Carroll Rigi,t py. cast, The Sanford Herald, Box tial. "Where There Was No one dollar and such filing claim or dothanged from "Length of real- cast (The Sanford Esrsld), not so filed shall be void. Baa 1921, Hollywood 28, California, Echo." Captain Young has a mand Jeanette Alexander liner In Australia" to "Period iiizi, Hollywood 28, CaihjoroJL tough time tonight when he A. Administratrix of the if realdenoc in Australia." ____ Estate of Norway's per capital electric assigned to defend S/Sgt. Jack Roy A. Reddizige, deceased Reason: In the past many atum- your sign - - Thomas Jefferson refused to powdr consumption ia ie Keuly (Heremy WIlkjn) on (. Andrew S-peer the øutside di- obsirve Thanksgivmn. denoune. was 11S(ti kiinw.$f.h.... ....4.. .4iu.-.... 311 w. Conjnia,tja1 -------------- MIrti't 4 iuuiuu&g of their houses tt an- Lug It as a "nionarchjaj pat. far moie than hatitoed Florida any other coun- officer during military occupe- Attorney for AduzlIiitr4trjx Publish Jtih 1, I. 11, & tion. His chief problem ii *ople neasureti - nsnrnions .. ----. -- (.mcr Pie (C) Movie (9) Farmer. Daughter ln.nn In'. n'.... (6) Championship Bowltug 3:30 (2) TDA (9) Theater K - excellent op;'(,rtuntt' for ad- .L Races 1:30 (1) Glenn Bhc,w (2) NBC N.w. (1 News with Roger Mudd Rs,es 7:00 (2> Small World (9) One Step 5eyo5 - (9) Twilight Zone 11:00 (2) News of Brother Buss (9) IIP't) Stid-F1orid. 8:00 () Across th. (I) C1ifl. Kngreo Jet Jackson Feztos - - - • • V , • • - - 7:30 (2) Show..., - ' ' '' .._._ -- , - -. ' - V VViV -. - Tued (9 Angel - Pork Pig 10:30 (2) Under L'iog (6 L.a.uie 11:00 (2) 'Top Cat (6) Tom and Jerry (9) Ca.p.r Cailoutis 11:30 (1) Fury (,) Quick Draw McGraw (9) Migilli. Gorilla 12:0 (t Jr. Achiev.meut (6) Sky King (3 Bug. Bunny 12:30 (2) Thc Texan (G) Llgius the lAouI :1,0 12) StiltOf 'The Monpter Major League List. V -- V ,' Convertible fully IMPALA BR VERY Clean. Close In. ' equipped a real red beauty. Jimmy Cowan. 82?-401L ___________________________ s ':) : ' $1595 tileely landscaPed, P'ul)y equipped, bucket atts, fruit trees. 'Two buildings In clean. rear. More land if wanted. 222' $1695 4 0 & 9. ASSUME pyrnts. 3 Bdrm.. cS, tenced In 'ard. 322-544. acres, • . - -, SW Marriott Hotshoppes 97, Houtses For Ave., 444I14 with a white top. For th. yoveg and youaq at heart. ., 2595 (.eiutitry Ciub Circle. Vi'ItN. i Hi house. 668-6322 if" tar 2. fair. Available July 15th. Ciii 34735 or 322-0461. serves . - payroll report,. liuok}.tpj* experience desit. able. Pleasjm,it working condi.. 4 i I In IRS. 3 Bdrm. house. kitch" en equipped. 1224H4. _____________________________ I BLIRM. FURS. house, I miles the Ford .' ¶ ' - can ba bought for as lift. as it.t back.d with Rentals Atlantic. Daytona Beich. Mrs. U. autchison. 332-4066. __________________________________ 1"OREST HILL.S LODGE, Balsam, i. Write N. C5I'. Beutifu1 & br brochure. _________________________ 102. MobIle flumes Sa.k ____________________________ QUALIfY Mw'. t.f more p.r 62 Mercury CADILLAC 64 Pontiac Tempest Lemans 4.door hardtop. This immacu. late car Is equipped with oil Cadillacs luxury feature. aad sir condltlossd for summer comfort. A pr.stIe automobUs, yours for only. - $3495 impel. 4.door hardtop equip. pod with radio, heater, auto- matic traøs.,,lsslo, power st..rlairj and brakes. ft's a se owser cdl ..... aid air cosdltiai- - 63 Oldsmobile 98 63 Chevrolet 4-Dr. hardtop. Loaded with all power features and air conditioning. A one owner new Pontiac trade in. Impala 4-Dr. V-8 with Power Steer. poping. Another one owner ular car at a popular price. 1595 63 Pontiac Impala 4-Dr. Station Wagon with factory air conditioning power steering and brakes. A perfect family car. Catalina 4-Dr. Hardtop. A new Pontiac trade-in with ow miles. White with gold interior. tr.asssi.sloa, rodi. sad heat. er IxcepPlessily ski. 1095 17-32 1. aStOX4 Sanford. Priced Lower - UNITS - Good Treissportatloe 60 COMET Good rvaslsq er, a body littl, rusty. 165 60 MERCURY 2.daor sedse. N a. p qeod miles left I. this Oil. 1695 695 1695 63 CORVAIR 63 Rambler American 265 59 PONTIAC ..d solid body; 1*515. sod Ussmiisiea seem to be .zssH. 4-do.;, 37O Several Old., hl*Jeh I. Cheei. Press **qekhsj Little Or N. Dews Pap. meat. 2-Dr. Economy standard transmission. A won• derful second car. USED $1795 and 1*11 1495 63 Chevrolet Spider Coup.. Sporty 4.sp.ed Cortin. - a 1995 __- ....... Impala, air c.sdltlaisd aid .qvipp.d with VI .wls., .utomotk troaimissio,, power stwla ead brakes radl• sed heater. Priced riplit at.. 1O95 - . 64 CHEVROLET (Choic. of 3). all sir conditioned and fully powered Priced from 326 V8 with automatic Convertible trans. Power Steering and Brakes. We sold ready to go at only it new gal. CARS a full Ford Motor Co. warranty 24 months or 24,000 m1.s. Giv. Ita try at SANFORD MOTOR CO. 800 Fu.nch Av.., c. GO "CARE FREE" IN ONE OF THESE EXCEPTIONALLY NICE LATE MODEL CARS - ALL SAFETY CHECKED! S • - miles of gas md a low, low purchase price. for merit. Please State experien,;. inee, met with IovJ Civic and & auhs,,,it rfr,'ttc,.i. to p buinu leaders. He said he _4iux 'i. Sanford. J"la. plans to tour the state "COfl- 77, Situation Wanted greasionijl diatrd by congres- ____________________________ _______________________________ ir 'OR-.!!3.g0, ajonal dl.stiIct." Re said be would meet with DAYS- WORK WANTED clvk, buslues and congreaaIou., *22-44158 or 322-1043 al leaders to determine the OA3' WORK t-w24. Cortina, Get Factory sir, pow- sP.etl*I5. Family 2795 54 FORD 63 CHEVROLET INSTANT RELIEF MAY BE FOUND BLIRM. t'NFeRN. house. 232 Country (lub Circle. Apply 114 stick sMPP, 4-ep. 65 Mercury 4.Door. t . From Gas Pains? Sea. _________________________ - Claude Kirk Jr. of Jacksonv1j1 in the Noveber electioni. 322.1121 NICELY Furn. 2 Bdrm. house, i'ie. room, $100 mo. Ph. 223. PENSACOLA (AP)-Miaznj _______________________________ Robert King High 1*55 POW) PRODUCT dIetr1buto Sazifurd nuedir (bf flee Clerk predicted that after he grirnari1' handling rofour year. as governor, Florid. tsi sales; bookkep. "' Rent cited 2416 Cbs.. locally please call Mr. Deltrich, 541-8230, Orlando, betwec i a. in. and 3 p. m. FrIday, July 22 t.heir r...i,i.r,,. High faces Rcpubli5 SANFORD ORLANDO - .MIIYPr needs FACTORY AUTHORIZED YW DIALER Suffering Rent V To explore gov- or UBL'RM house near Lak. Mos. ro. just off 1.4. fl.4S89. (Call collect if neCessary) ernor." Sanford 322.1536 Orlando 644-5014 Open daily tli 3 P. ELLINOR Volkswagen 321 S. 17.2 S.isf.rd d.., sder 1*510.. CosytlbI. sporty red flaish 64 g0s S long wsy.t rComef 66 MUSTANG sume mortgage. ..'.4944. including ;'roflt sharing rctiren,ent. Three Weelts paid leave and Im'jor medical inaurance 1)1gm. Salary corn. mensurate with background and exlairience. Merit quickly rocognize, be was a good ____________________ Orlando 644-5014 Aim!. Li I 112O SPECIALS ___________________________ 96. Houses-Sale Ooi hsa,, • 'Sofid___ white, stick sM .ts*.my ãi I ___________________________- - Dietitians ADA (1) Hoflywood Pa).aee 10:00 (6) USA Contest lo:zo (9) ABC Scope 11:00 V C2 1 N.wa our area, ELLINOR VOLKS\VAGEN M (1ST FELL. t hidrm. home, builtiii kitchen. douhlc lot, excell..nt location. Ph. 2:2-9*80. ESTATE: 8 Bdrzn. SL'NLAND home ()fl Lake Dot Dr. As. details of training & exper_ iotioe to P. 0. CR' Washington, D.C. metropoli.. ig..h launches CARS Open daily til 9 P. m. •ztra Career ojipurtunit,' offered H' USED VOLKS'\VAGEN baths, central air & heat, 2-car gar- 4 CV RENAULT, excellent con. ditlOfl 3200. Ph. 2.751. age, enclosed porch. 7 ft. family & l8.tt living rooms BY OWNER: 1962 Comet, 4 dr., choice area. 822.59$. ____________________________________ clean, A.T.. H., practically flea' Manor 322-9087. tires. $1,150. Ph. 3?2.1'70 after r. m. FOR SALE. Small house to be _______________________ ____ moved. 4 roomy & t)att%. Good condItion. Longwood, 333-2975. months old. 8 bedCE HOME This WTeek Only terrazzo floors. Selling du. to t5fCt 50$ E. 20th St. Z 44 STATION Wagon 4 Door Sd 1*102. nice, AIr fully equipped, pr.vious owner A only St'M1 MONTHLY Payments. t Bdrm., I bath. 32:9204. $1795 -- Miss or. one VsaaietLzlg (9) -. 4 Stenographer. Permanent pozttion with gooci salary employee benefits & working cofldttio. Write, giving full ' HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2515 W. 1st. ST. PH. 3224231 322O$61 W• W• Care About You . Care About Your Car" 1501 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.0231 HUNT LINCOLN MERCURY 105 N. PALMtT3O AU. SANFORD PH. 322.4514 2234è63 84 Real Etti Iae - Pa 'to Re" it az-iaoi so Riawa.t ' J17.2 ." ' ... - - S _-.e ,,,. . V (9) Komrnano' Lost 15:30 ( Atom Ant ' & Sat Night Movl. 1:00 (3) 1801 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.0614 $1295 MANY, MANY MORE CHEVROLETS trig Machine Operators, Cashlore, Pile Clerk, Clerk Typist ?llpper % _ I..th.v COUNTY MOTORS . ( . , - - (1) Planet Patr.i 1:00 12) Tb. J.tions (6) H.ckl. sad J.ckla BY OWNER.: 3 Bdrm., . t"Inr)da. 1:20 (2) Get Smart (1) Isoret Agent 7:00 (3) Grower, Almanac ':b (9 News 7:30 (6) Wonderful World Park- ftelocatv exitcitbos defrayed. Profit shartug retirement Plan and major medical inthe offer by: Marriott Hotshoptws, Inc. Show (1) Mi's o, wiu Trav*1 $:90 (2) 1 Dream of Jeannie (1) DouDj Reed Show 6:30 (6) Sunrise Sem.atsr ' If you are a high school graduate 2 to 41* years cud wiah a }'loridu carter in restaurant nt a n g t- m en t please. call Mr. Dlt'trich, 54j-3.'t.j Orlittido, lu'twcen It IL. Ut. anti :: ;. un. I"rlday, .luly through Sunduy, .luly 24. (Call collect if (1) Jackie Olaa.on SA'J'I)lttJAi' A. K. (5) way ostuur. A Black Convertible One ownv-i motor, stick shift. INVESTMENT & REALTY *22-1171 116 N. Park Ave. ' vancnicnt are now beIng 115. Autos For Sale SOLJ'THWARI) $395 equipped and extra clean only financed. .: NOW AVAILABLE SunShine State cellelit buY at sii&oo.00. Owner ard Easthgwood, 82-611. . ', (6) Safari 4:30 (5) it'. the Law S:u0 (2) Golf with ba Snead (9) World of Sports _______________________________ 5:30 (2) College Bowl _________________________________ _________________________ SATVftflLY P. K. LARGE Sanford Employer 3:00 (2) Newsoope immediate openings for Post(6) L.etta Go to th. t' U'5J FIOt1 • ,, - " 9:30 (2) SIr. Roberts -..--. tine" ', - hite with rid Ieev?IfvI. • Prim. I sweer, , a d I., pow., car..... SEMIIOLE V see ' you -: J (9) Addu.rns Family 9:00 (9, Honey West . a V 5:00 (2) hank (1') Tammy 3:30 (2) Sing Along with MItch (6) hogan's I:0& (2) Daily Word the I 700 12) The Westerner (6) Hasel (9) The Saint 7:20 W Camp itUnamuck do, Florida. The prooee'js of the (6) News will be applied first to the (9) payment of reiaira, storing and 11:80 (6) News News sale of said motor vehiJe, and 11:30 () Tonight the cost of pUblicatjo of notice (9) Movie of sale. 1.2:00 (6 Movie By: C. E. BeaVsley 12:80 (9) News .tstr I Newsflne 6:30 (2) Huntlay-Urinklay (6) Walter Cronkite .ale Paiih*e. - News 6:t5(9 '' DAby the sweat of the bonny brow. TODAY he, or she, will j 'JX)I)AY he, or she, will shots of western scenes (HEDh1oHp there Is wonderful with Is the GearS or fl' an lndividul of much determi. have a tremendous amount of Dale Itoberston, William Holden b ..cess possible In tlij chart Neadaul, Guuut. Pluridi. get what is wantecj, will power and will go after and Robert Horton dubbed in 1 flO matter how, or at what coat, whatever is desired. You must foreign languages. Don't of letting the fine talents Is esi of In see and possibly wind up 10 be sure to early give spirit., early teach that the game of ft. miss ROY A. flEI)l)ING, ______ Deceased. age on government ual and ethical training or oth- life is best played In the spirit Ti, All (Js'.dl*urs s.d era can become very Inimicabbe of cooperation with other., If liaviag sr lirisesda 10-11 P. 31. NBC. The Man Ageless aeld Estates _______ omjel." What make of and life becomes very uphppy The fine investigator is definite- Doephole Affair." (Color) Re. by notified and required to pta. 1 your life Is largely up to YOU! almost ladlitic. sent an' claims and demands Any trouble. ly in this chart, or whatever run) You can find raw material which You, or either of you, flu)' Carroll Righter's Individual 'hooting profession is fine hers, deals with facts and nothing anywhere, as have against the estate of ROY Solo and 111315 !orsce.st for your sign for since 'the ability to understand but facts. Great warmth in A. REDDING, deceased, late of this discover when they Use Buzz said i County, to the Couflty Judgi' -ugu't is now ready. For your motives . (9) ABC Heroes Legal Notice so . - ' POSITIONS several - 55'gn, perfect for the vaCaBreeseway. Below market TO working lady with tion Builder will con- ROOM Rome privilege.. Refuenc.. ilder trade of smaller born. or _________ $895 your Bro- 8224&& or 2.22.5742. lots. 5:2-5166 or 63 FALCON 4 Dr. deluxe Staher. DO IT NOW tion Wagon, Automatic Trans. To Rent 11Want heater, immaculate Radio, HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL RESPONSIBLE COt.PLE want to cond. farm home. S Br. rent now-buy later. Need 2 OLDER frame $1095 on i acre. I mile from town. or 3 bedrooms, furnished or , - good frien . -' On Florida Turnpike T-ALL downtown. Inquire at conditioning, extra clean Jacobsos's Dept. Store, 711 E. 2 BDRM. $1595 lit. St.; Sanford. block off of Lpsala Rd. $3600. '63 GALAX1E 500 XI.. I Door A. S. Lunday, Box 418, Belle" APT., 11$ French, 22.6530. ltarllop coupe, fully equipped view, Fla. _________________________ bucket seats. Blue & a beauty _________________ _________________ down, LGE 2 RDRM. turn., 51495 water & lights $65. 3-74. GALANIE&004 Dr. fully ('IT'V WATER- Paved Road equippea ir,civatng air congiMt. wntown. * Bedroom, 2 IllS. tcooms I'or ttoning, nice. Stock No. 152$ A __________________________________ $1295 & Living CLEAN, quiet rooms f or men. room chen, Dining --- 695 4.door sedan, See this one ........ ca ad at $49OQ, - (9) American Bandstand . 50(17, Day- _________ _________ FOO1 SER\ICE BEDS, TV., Saws, Tap. Recorders Tiller., Renovators - . iiax Cl&y.. -' AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. o. I - Ci . , ing a personal nature. Don't cultivated and rich Mor- about the stones at a medical ________________________ Wheel cliairs;'414k room supplies that Roofing for sale or rout. be indiscreet, either. Change tO ticia meeting in San Francisco. Ales _______________________ smells a rat. She LIGGETT ItEXALL DRUGS Pinocrest Shopping Center effort to contact such and show cup of tea. out very nicely. of her Grayson (Edmon Ryani and : tent ravishment ________________ ability, enthusiasm, Others can YEARS of experienc.. All ______________________________ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 tO sister,onsothe she calls in Cousin Itt Donu and Jeff go off to Can53 Wand To Buy work guaraiit,.e. they ate not mind readers, problematical ing tasks out of the way early with Ophella. abet into Mays, of course. Gentle 281730 COPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. which you haveaffairs S&nford, 322::7O. * been clears the decks for whatever is ______ and pleasant. 20)- More attention given to tlfl&tlflg or important and Interesting later. even oa' want 9-9:30 p. j. ABC. Honey 1, civic and social matters makes run flWay from, Resolve to get Plan your schedule for the claY West. "Don't Look Now, But 14-11:111 P. Pt!. NBC. Suturday P you a more valued adjunct to ahead faster, 1 V l cleverly. Let It Lw simple This is only a ee1(eIli)cJ "Television Isn't that Me?" (Rerun) Now, Night At The Movies. "TLw the community In which YOU re- matter of clevatitig your con_ allow yourself enough tim. for let's take this Carnival." (Rerun) Kim!; aide. You are a fine citizen- $CioUKflt,s. very slowly. Big appointments. I'ItII)A' r. M. (C)Flioka There's a girl named Pandora I)uuglus in unothet' fine permakes others cognizant of this CAJ'RICORN (I)ec. 2 to .laii. Fo (played by Anne I'rancls formance, snarling 1ii way CA1'IUCORN (D. 22 Jan. 1:30 (6) Adventure Theatre U:00 (2 NwCop duty. -- Ireaseway, MONTDIY coodltioeed, esild air '64 r.ALAXIE sot) XL tasthack fully equipped. A real beauty Cowan. 322-4018. CUSTOM BUILT MEN who need to make M $595 Li 1959 Mercury This \Veek Only SAVE $200 300 ________ . --------------------- wriu - trensmisskn sedan, automatic Station wagon. A nice Paily til 9 p. ni. ep'n _____________________________________________________ ___________________________ 4o ______ NEWLY remodeled. I - By Day, Weak or Month. CARRoLL'S FURNITURE . 11$ W. lit. *23-sisi AMEIUCAN 1960 Rambler .. EPP'ZC. £PTS., prIvate baths, 1695 utititlea turn.; specially suited 500 4 door Sedan retired people. Ideally to64 GALAXIE for 2565 Park Dt1. fully equipped Including sir • ________ - Sufor4 A Multiple LIsting Realtor REALTOR "s . 1I Elm. - Stenstrom Realty - - VV 4-door W. $rd SL Apt. A, $75 mo E2-4154. Bra. 1-1 % 2 Baths Some Kitchens Equipped Payments Less Than Rent - with chest 125; Youth bed, motions arc based on merit. chest $10; Shotgun, lawn mowItelocatloti e x p e n s . s to era, Polaroid, bookcases. 1: Wns?i1ngtn in et me poltuin - ELLINOR $507. Married mi, lietween 5 nnd 40 should make rapid ftnan- $2t. good cond. 3 pc. LivIng . - including profit ,.haring (rq'- $20; alec. Beat motor Range 1961 Plymouth Ph. ResIdent Mgr. $2Z.1840 intl. water & electricity. $- __________ S95 • $1195 _____________ hiIa. or someone else's, If other's Into doing nothing good common Greco, Italian singer Silvin LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) don't agree with your ideas, tance that is now awaiting your his little league son, Thnmy Francesco (who is the brother Club Rd. area art (lefrave(l. A. .1. Adcock *22-3553 _________________________________ -A day for doing what you like be sharp with them. Show di- attention. Avoid digging up (David Bailey). Paul Smith, Caterina Valente, incident.al____________ FOR SALE: Upright Piano, good Sherr3' Alberoni and Elisha For aniditinital information Hole t mum Root'? ? and you get backing as well plus plomacy. prejudices. Show good will condition, 3:2-4978. _________________________________________________ ly), and Germany's Marikit and local interview call Mr. Cook ulao guest ______ star. E & .1 TURNER ROOFING _______________________________ gaining personal aims. A trip LIIIRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) ward all. Deitrich, l4l-:i22o, Orlando, Rokk. Swedish singer Lars Ph 2-$40!. -FOOL 1 yr. old, 13,500 gal., pump, Sanford __ between t a. in. and . m. In the beautician or barber j LIBRA (Sept.. 28 to Oct. 22) Thinking over what you can do filter, vacuum, skimmer, dotvt'i July 24. 8:30-11:30 P. M. NBC. Sing Lonndnhl will perform mine. etc. New *700-4150, 322- •1ul 2 through '23-Painting advisable early. See that all to gain your greatest ambition. You are tempted to take had (Call colInet I! nccessar3- l. to Along with Mitch. (Color) (Re- numbers from "Brigadoon" and ___________________________ 18. around you is In tjp.top shape. and where to get fj j risks with money, so be sure there's even more singing and ______________________________ run) Tonight's theme is Tilson Painting Service aPnDmn .. _.tL1_ i 1" AWUL WANT J V FH A V A HOMES • _-. ______________________________ , AGENCY flays 322.7174 tirenientl. ______________ itli LAKE MONROE Kindergarten I'd rather teach than switch. V. I'.G 'EPVICE 66S 553$ PAINTING CARPENTRY alury FURNISHED SAUL1S "600",_sharp, low miloegn........ i'l,'an sports ('am. APARTMENTS Se Us I'or Rentals - - '62 TR 4 BATH home. $101' ' tui.iittily. V food service company. Blue Lustre Electric Sham- pooer only $1 per day. Carroll ____________________ Furniture. P.DRM., 1 ', . BOY'S 20 BICYCLE, high handle bars & high seat $1;. 32-41$. Marriott Hotsitoppos, Inc., America's mntiiiy expanding -4O6:: or 322-5325 after 6 p nentul Showcase. It's music there Forget those secret anxieties druggist who is so engosseci of impor- that he has little time left for Backus' guests wifl 1w .luliet lii W. 2nd t. MANAGEMENT Offered By Ice Machine. 5ft 290S Park Circle stars in tonight's tale about for your advancement and fm If YOU niust travel today, be ____ 525-9544 Reasonable Rates Good Riding Area (Premiere) This Is another the classic, and It will be er"__________________________________ McKay, Bill Flenming and Byj Special STS1CeS and usually with these two-time _______________________________ ron Nelson, himself a rnm it's all too obviou$ why will make surroundings more deeply where problematical fairs re concerned. They could 3t&ml1ned, J)CtjCaj. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept ShoWing appreciaüon for Pt!. ___________________________ 17-ft2 1.CITIWOO(1 ______________________________ CRYSTAL.TIp Club in Akron, Ohio. This "PtICNSh's Lab." (Color) Is the "Golden Anniversary" of -8:80 F. , - tin famous each. Ph. 222-4547. Miii' South Rig Tree 1. of _______ Grent diplomacy wil he needed appreciate Forget that unf tunate Associates will ere]y kind In handling those who dwell your efforts. Make out those ie at home and be and You find that under your own roof or much winsome. ports that are necessary. will be *acrlfjced over some own problems vanish h grooming is vital to your wel- your V well played by guest stars John the third round , V -. .-___________ .': �I .• . • • . •. . • .%2...*, •• .. 5""vw *ff4e.*P- . . ... -----•.- _.-___. 1 rt Al . . Week '1 Th WW In I Baptist Adventist . 111111i `11111 if . .4 , ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Easier Ave. B. Hamilton Griffin Pastor Sunday School - 1:45 a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. Training Union 1:10 p. a. Evening Worship 7:41 V. a. ARiance he CHRISTiAN MISSIONARY A1.a'ANCE CHURCH ___ 1401 Park Ave a.t 14th as,. Blair McOezvsy - Pester 1:41 a. a. 11111111111"T School 11:00 Is. a. Worship service 7:10 P. a. Evening Worship Aflta'ios Youth Fellowship (To".) 1:10 P. a. (Wed) 7:10 P. *s. prayer Service cill P ap Ui CHURCH 01' GOD . _____ Assembly Of : cF; ... i) _._ - SUNLAND BAPTIST CHURCH *111 Trench Ave. Rev G. E. Hodges - Pastor Sunday School 1:41 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. M. Evangelistic Services 7:00 p.a. to __ God Pastor As s*aay School 1:45 a.. a. Cor. 14Worship- 11:00a.m. Morning 1:45 p. M. TraistaS Unnion 1:00 p. in. Es*1ng Service Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. in. Nursry Open 7:30 p. in. WTRR_ Sunday Nit. Broadcast - ... fai -' . urch Ch Of . . .. y (:• - ,.., Christ 111M Hi John B- King Sunday School •.• 101110 ing Worship am Evening Worship Wednesday raer Service Pray . i. - -. . HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. The Rev Leroy D. Super, Rector Holy Communion 7:30 a. m. Family Service 10:00 a. M . - .: ..: .. : . .. ...: S........ ...- . . • . . . • . '-..-: . .. .. - .• . - ,.:. CHURCH OF CHRIST G.nsva. Ralph brewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School 9:00 a. a. Morning Worship .... 10:00 a. a. £ suing Worship 6:10 V. M. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 P. in. 7:10 p. in. The Rev. J. Gordon p a Pastor )l0I'fliftg Worshlp. M. Morning Worship 11:00 a. M. Cunimunlon-First Sunday In Each Month Kindergarten and Nursery . .• LAKE MARY :. . • . .•'• . >. Dic YOU Will W. 35th Place "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV 'This Is the . • • - Lili" . Pastor Sunday School 0:15 a. n. Worship Service W:20 a in . Kindergarten and Nursery . Sunday Deuteronomy Tuesday Psalms Isaiah 51:4.B 9:3-10 33:24-29 4QJV Wednesday Matthew 25:31..40 Thursday Matthew 25:41.46 Friday . Saturday Luke 1*2547 th 274 Country Club Road T. Barrett Pastor Sunday School 9:45 a. in . Worship f'ervio. 13:00 *. in. Training Union ........6:41 i. in. Evening Worship .... k:II0 p. a. We Prayer Ssrv. 7:30 V. a. _____ 4QJr (q.vriiüit . Methodist _____ I!l,.Keiuter FIRST MTHODIS'i CHURCH 410 Park Ave. Rev. Robert H. Jenkins. Pastor Morning Worship 1:30 a. a. Sunday School 1:45 .. M. Morning Worship 10:55 a m. MYP'. Meeting. 1:30 P. a. I Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worship 7:11 in. • - . . side - ......_ - FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 East Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School n:oo a. Wednesday Service s:oo • . GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd at Woodland Ave Rev. Robert N. Temple, Jr. Pastor .-.. Subject "Truth" . . Reading Room: 201 W. First Weekdays: 10:30 a.m.-.4:3o Church School •..... M orning Worship MY? nmk .. duty 9)- FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees wart CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. righi 41 with -th 1 pg -Fe *ifl( CARRAWAY & McKJBi3U insurance CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff I'LOi{iflA STATE BANK AND STAFF ,to m 1* HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St., Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. . & Mrs. M. R. Strickland 4 BUy .1? ,I j; 1, - BILL I4EMPmLL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. lit. St., Sanford KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN . Kentucky Jim ' A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Don Hawkins, Mnaer SlaVia, Florida abou ____________________________________________________________________ -SEMiNOLE Pfl1 isfyli BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo by U Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave. Them Chuluots First U.&pj.lat Church CSU • New Mt. Zion Baptist Church. l73 Pear Ave O*kla.wn Baptist Church, 3741 W 20th at. (Js&.esn Bentist Church Pluecreat B&ptlst Church lilt W. Onora Rd. a. Presbyterian p. 1 i'Ri;SUYTEIUAN CHURCH Church School ..._. 9:45 a. m. Stsbbton Meet ..... 10:4 &. in. Morning Worahip 11 :0U a. m. Church SchoolBeardali Chapel 3:C0 p. M. Pioneer Fcllowhhtp 7:00 p m. Senior Iii Fellow s hip 7 :00 o.rn. -. 1h 12 _. _ 9:41 a. M. il:otj a in. 6:30 V. a. - 0 1,41 Jordan Missionary Bapilit $h, 1132 W. Love Southern Baptist Mission, Chuluota Missionary Baptist Church North Rd. Enterprise Ma.oiin.u& Mission Baptist. Church O.k dlii Ad. Getses Morning Glory Baptist Church, Geneva Hwy. UL Olive Missionary Baptist Chur Church. "a lands sings i.d.. Iaagwo Mt. Lion Missionary Baptist. IIp.a Ave. NOW Bethel Missionary Baptist Cbirch, 5th ii. A Mickory Ave. New ML Calvary Missionary Baptist 1200 W. 13th IL Ns Salem Primitie. Ba.ptist Church. 1505 W. 11th It. br C , Adult Choir rehea.raaj 46 % C6TMOL1C Church of the Nativity. Lake Mary Bøuli Catholic Church. 71$ Oa £v. Born.,. Citholto Ma.e. Spurtainan. Club. Chujota St. Ann's Cathuli. Church, Pershing Pis.OS 0.aa$7 Mt. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Malt. land Ave. Alta is Spring, mon CURUMAX First Christian Church, 1107 5. Sanford Ave. CONGREGATiONAL CuugreiaUoua,i Chris tias Church 4Ul Park Ave. North side Christian Church, F I ii r I 4 a Haven Dr.. M&Itl&d NATIONAL BANK Howard IL Hodges and Staff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams and Employees • PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. O. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida . . . . . ILWRESTAURANT ROSE AND WS & Wilks Bowman & EmPJOYSS. %VILSONEICHELBuRGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff STRICKLAND..MORRISON, INC. and Staff STENSTROM REALTY WiLSONMA1ER FURNITURE CO. Herb Snam and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies irving L Pryor and Staff Mr. and M, Al Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. . . John Dunn and Staff . COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYCHURCH OF CHRIST iiutii, "C Christ , léLl S. Park Ave. •Iturch of Christ. Geneva Church of Christ. Lake Mary 'hurc of Christ. Longwood EPiSCOPAl. LII Salute Epi.otpJ Church E. Deflary Enterprise hrlat Episcpa.i Church. L.ongwuod All Saints Episcopal, Enterprise Holy Cross Episcop, Park Ave. at 4th LUTHERAN Asceusiou Lutheran Church, Ov.rbrock lit. Casa.lberry Good Shepherd United Luthsrs, ..sut 5. urtandu Dr. Luther& Churon of Lb. Bads,w,r, 10i W. 85th pis MeesI*h Luthera n Church, American Hall, Prairie Lake, Fern Perk St. Lakes Lutheran Church. Ri. 411 Ila.vIa METHODIST Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, L. DeBary Ave. Enterprise Bear Lake Methodist Church the1 A.M.E Church, Canaan Heights Casseiberry Community Methodist Church, Hwy. l7iIZ k Fancy Ridge Rd., Casoelbrry Ilebary Community ki.thudlst Church W. Highlands, Debary 0l3 Lake Road Llpsala Community Pretiytijrjgri Church, First Methodist Church, 410 Park Ave. 1'irst Methodis t Church of Oiled. Ipia Rd. • First Southern Kithodist Øulch : • Ostsøi Methodist Church P a. a I a Wesleyan MathoILst. W at Paola . . St. James L.M$., 0th 54- .1 Cypress t. Ma.ry. A..M.E. Church it. At. 411 Ostais St. Paul. Matkodjat C h a rs h 114.. &ut.$rpr*s. Slit ford Mamàrta.j *sttss4Iai C k u S 5. D.$&i7 - a.ar.ns.. W. Fern Park Church of the t4aa&rsn*. O'tirlen Rd.. Fern Varh .. .. . - 141k. Mary Church .f tk.' i1 . ress PBIBYTt-f Cumwunzty Prsbyterlaa Church,, take Mary First Presbyterian, Church, Oak Ave. A IrS St. . First Presbyterian Church at D.Birp, X. . HlgIaa.ag ' I • • Presbyteri Church of The coveasal Z77 5. Orlenda Or. hi.. Andr.w Presbyt.rig Church Westminster Preabyt.riaa Cherch, Howell Park, kit. 4I. Ciassib,rr7 *419 Seaford Lv.. Free Methodist Church, SOP W. 4th It.. Gepeus Meth odls CbWCk, 0•u•y.. Grace Methodist. C"'h. 0505* Grant Chapel L.L5. Church, Oviedo . . (iakgrov. Meth odist Church. OvI.4. • I' I ii I Church of .1k. . H4 1.1 MaPle WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees - Christ Methodist Church Sunlaud Eata.ts. $EVENT$ DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake seventh-day Adventist Church, Hwy. 411, Vort city Seventh-day Adventist Church, Maitland Ave., AItainot Springs Sanford Ssve*th.day Adventist Church. seventh A Zia p OTitElt CHURCHES Allen's L.U.5. Church, Ol1. & 12th Church at God In Christ. Oviedo Chuluota Community Church ('kurch of God of Ptphey. ()7 Elm Ave. Church of God MI*o. Eszierprj., Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 315 Park Ave. Cuninlunhty Chapel, Lltauwnt. Springs Easte rn OrUsvduz Church, St. Johns Chry. sOitOlil Chap., HWY. 17-92, Fern Park * * * on the St. Johns It Iver VOL. 58 AP Leased Wire NO. 241 - - -____ _____ *'~,A . 14, -I. .4 '!'- . . . . . '. '', ii 11. ' . ;,~',i, 411~ 1 - 1. r I. , 'u i IL - -1 (4 E lud Si. Kingdom Hail •t Jehovah'. Witness Lake Moore. Pat.ii li w. third St. ?irat Pestecustaj Church or L.QngWo4 Pull Gospel Tsb.rg.ach, *714 Country Club Mt. Olive lIol&se s Church, Oak Hall ltd. Oste.i Horoscope .................. Piuecr.st AsSembly of God, 87th A Elm 4A Society ....................6-7 Sports .....................4.5 TV........................ U Sanford L11Lo, Church, 1401 8. Park A,s. Sd.utord Congregation of Jeboy. 1 5 Wit- nasas, 104 Seaford Ave. "'h*WvaUog Army, *14 Z. Sod 51. . ,i :;~11 % SANI"ORI), FLORIDA Ru(iizet orricinin ,;Foy the request will he about five per cent higher than the l!$5.M fiscal I .1 ~,,, I .. ,, I' :" Price 5 Cent.-4 7 Hospitalized After Weekend Auto Accidents ! ' . Legisilature Appropriated II of tqfl million from the general fund for this fiscal year, of $524 mil lion for and a total Wit year. Assistant Budget Director Joe Automobile accidents result- Cresse says about three per Cent _____ i . ing in several serious injuries of the estimated five per cent ' and a large amount of dam- increase will be due to salary ages to vehicles involved nc- increases. While salaries gener: . curred In Sanford and the stir- ally go up about five per cent .. . • _____ rouring county over the a year, turnover diminishes the ____ weekend. impact on the budget. ;;. : -g A six-car accident occurrd ; Much of the other two per 1. at 9 p.m. Saturday on nigh, cent increase, says Crease. is _________ way 17-92 south of Sanford attributed to increases in the . when vehicle traveling north num ber at ut-ate employes. Re' on 17-92 at r':. high rate 0 cent figures indicate there are I speed wi th out hasdlights lit, about 7 000 it-ate workers, an bemg driven by John R. Day, compared with some 32,005 Sanford, struck vehicle heI ing driven by George T. 1't-. year ago. Some of the biggest Wary ;,t tard, Sanford, who failed to see the oncoming vehicle and increases are in public schools and universities. pulled in front. c. t ' After strikin Pittarri's auto, .slaile3 for fl posit1nn . fi:iy skidded off th e srcond ye- the University of South Flori da . hide and struck a thirj auto- would increase from $5.54 million to $6.54 million, at the Unt. mobil. driven by R. 1. Fe ,,. versity of West Florida-Just guson, Sanford. irz.j. z. getting off the ground-salaries Total damages to all hides involved amounted to are due to go up from $430,000 to $1.28 million. I approximately 33,01)0. Day .L Pay for 2,092 teaching-admincharged with reckless driving i by Trooper Bud Smith, pp istrative positions at the Univer. who inveatlg:ieI the accident. .5)ty of Florida-only a ñ'actloii Mrs. Jean Pittard in the of the total campus jobs-would Pittard Pittard vehicle, was a4mittetl go up from $10.00 million to to Seminole Memorial Hospital, $10.88 million. suffering shock. )sy, sulfer.. The rapMily-expandin., are. round operation planned for the college. EnrolllflIC front 'minor injuries was ices of the Public Wel?ar.'ds' j'nent is nearing the 500 mark' expected for the admitted to Sanford NAS ifos. par=ent make it another canfirst year's classes and classroom furnishings are didate for big budget increases. arriving daily. Work is nearing completion on acA Triumph spOrtscar conThe Legislature appropriated cess road from Hwy 1.7-92 being constructed by vertible, being driven by David 13916,000 last year as a lump sum (Herald Photo) county, road department. Krause, Maitland, with two for regular assistance program' passengers, Barbara Krause but raised a ro flatiOflS to and Patricia O'Brien, both 33 mill ion for the new year. . of 2.434 puaitions could th Salaries on Oxford rise from last year's approprio the control on ated wt,d of a curve and f!iet1 ittvoral :iuu:uu tnuuu:icu su Stilwell was aboard the missing War II, is commandant of tile times, turning turtle before this year. maximum C47 only that he left San John F. Kennedy Special War- coin ing to a stop upsidedown. The legislative department reFrancisco in a C47 for honolulu fare Center at Ft. Bragg. N. C., All three youths were admitted quires almost three times as where Special Forces troops re to Florida Sanitarium Hospital Saturday night. ccivc training, in Orlando with severe injur- much money this year. since The Thai plane radioed at the [9117 wssion will convene i. 3:40 a.m. Sunday, from about long before the June :10th bookIn the city Sunday night 500 miles out, that it had de- Station one accident involving one ye- closing day veloped engine trouble and WLS Eastern Oil Station at AltaThe lawmakers .appropriated turning back to San Francisco. monte Springs was the scene of hick was reported by the San- a tuL.il of million. as com Nothing further was heard from a robbery Sunday. Station Man. turd Police Department. The pared with 11.04 million last mishap occurred at to p.m. the plane. ager Michael McCormick re- 5th 1 Street and Mdilonville year. A search of the area by ships ported to the Seminole County Several new programs are Avenue, when an auto being 1 and aircraft has produced no sheriff's department that two getting of! th e ground this year sighting of the missing plane, men entered the station and driven by David J. Wilson, also. .mung them are the aftersurvivors or indication of a asked for a pack of cigarettes. Sanford, traveling at a fast care prograin in the division of crash. While one of the men was or- rate of speed went out of con- child training schools, the cornStilwell, son of Gen. Joseph I deri'lg the cigarettes the other trol and crashed into a power health and reW. (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell of pulled a revolver and demanded pole. Wilson was charged with IflUIILY menLal and a new tzirthition program. failure to have the vehicle onBurma Road fame in World the money in the cash register. prisoner reception and medical der control. Wilson and cu pant, Miss Virginia Grund- Icenter at Lake Butler. Icr, were admitted to Seminole BuS Ck.tSH Memorial with minor injuries. The accident was investigatLIMBuRI;. Germany (AP)ed by Patrolmneim Joe Jenkins i'hirty Belgian school children and Johnnie Parker, Suniortjd i were killed tudny when their police, holiday bus crashed off a bridge. i,r - ,.• . - 1' ..,, ' .. . -. - I year total operating expenses of 'V51.1 million. request is closely tied to the l95 Legislature's apprnprla- I, _______ 1. - ___ .' •. ' . _____ . - ' . • .. .. ' .' -: -, ,. _____ -. - '., . a a - a a _____ . . . ______ ______ .. . , . '..,,• . J , - . - .- ______ SHADOWS OF ROOF BEAMS form a geometric pattern on side of one of the numerous portable buildings now under construction on the Seminole Junior College campus, in preparation for the . opening of school, August 29. The windowless buildings will be air-conditio'ned for the y!"r- Green Beret SAN - C47. That is approximately the de- mation was not definite. They said they also presumed the plane had been ditched in the Pacific and they had lauqchcd a search for It. The air traffic control center for the San Francisco Hay area said that only one C47, the Thai craft, had left San Francisco International Airport Sat- - urday night. Chamber Ponders Budget For '67 . .•._. ,?,.' 'rj • . ...,i It ... _;-f, .... '• . .. % .:- I'IlIt p.ve . I. - - -: S .' . - AUTO CINTIB HOUBSI - nne Navy Navy Cmdr. J0t111 John W. Yowig Air Force Maj. Michael Collins bounded of t a space agency plane into the waiting arms of their wives shortly aft. yr midnight after a dt'lad flight from Cape Kennedy, Fin. Also on hand were several tel. low astronauts. The spiweinen arrived about four hours lute at Ellingtun Air Force Huse'. A plane sent to Cape Kennedy to fly thelu home (kveIulwd an oil teak on the way to Florida. and another had to be dispatched front hunts 'ilh, Ala. Young and Collins, both 15. splashed back to earth Thursday alter scoring the world's first dual rt'ndevous with two steIliWs, t'veai though they faced a critical fuel shortage in their tiny space ship. Collins took two excursions - t't4t... -- . Astronauts Reun'16ted With Kin At Houston C.. . . I Presentation of the proposed 1007 budget is scheduled as the main item of business at the quarterly meeting of the board of directors of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce at 7:80 p.m. Thursday at the Chamber conference room. C. Vernon Mize Jr., president, will conduct the meeting. Other officers are DeWitt 51mathews .J&., vice presiik'nt; George 'l'iwImy, treasurer, mmii Clifford MeKibbin Jr., Robert T. Ih'semer, HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - The and to finish describing for oUtF. E. Roumillat. Jr. and Lee I'. record-breaking Gemini 10 as- chits details of three days in Moore, members of the executronauts flew home today for a space tive committee. happy reunion with loved ones _ ' - .. Robbed and .. ).,;. -. - . I - .', ;'? -. - ' -. a ief Lost On Plane- FRANCISCO, Calif. (AP) hliekam Air Force Base at Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stil- Honolulu said it had been told well Jr., commander of the to expect Stilwell but that he Army's Green Beret training had riot yet arrived. Honolulu center, is apparently missing airport said no C47 had landed on a flight to Honolulu, the there. Army sources at the Presidio Coast Guard indicated today. Military..1,.,sources here said of San Francisco, where the Stilwell left San Francisco Sat- general and his wife have been urday about 11:30 p.m. on a staying while he is on leave, said th ey could not confirm that parture time of a royal Thailand army C47 which Is reported missing In the Pacific with three persons aboard. The Coast Guard Search and Rescue Center said information it had Indicated that Stilwell was aboard the missing plane. They said, however, this infor- - ': . - .'. . " 5 - Bridge .................... . 4A Classified ads .......... 5* Comics ............. . .... 3A -4A Crossword puzzle .......... 3A Dear Abby ................4A Editorial page ............2* Entertainment ..........3A4A CoUgregatiup S.*k Israel, 11th a Magnolia FIrM Church .1 Christ. Scientist, _____-_- -.. east. M. WINTER PARK (AP) Duncan Bowles, owner and pub. lisher of the Winter Park Sun. Herald, will be buried here Tuesday. Bowles, 52, died at, his Winter Park home Saturday night of an apparent heart attsck. A native of Kurn.y, Nab., he Is survived by his widow, Ruth, and 'a daughter, Mrs. David Calhoun of Winter Park, - The L ;ipproaching tlAill million for the ' j4 I'stnblls)ied 1908- MONDAY, JULY 25. 1966 Publisher Dies Herald Index • TAI.r,AFIAssgg (AP) rrath anforb ,O Winter Park Farm Safety Week, In oomo / "The Nile of America" * * * * Zip Cade 1*771 PkSSS $224111 WEATllIlI: Sunday 89-74, weekend miii 1,32 inches; warm and rain thrii 'rtieday. storm, thrashed Atlantic waters with top winds of 75 miles an hour today while Ella, still it poorly organized tropical storm, developed fair to the south. Weather forecasters said neither posed an immediate threat to any land area. Dorothy remained almost stationary about 1,200 miles east of Bermuda. She was expected to move slowly to the north north- Jax Girl, 19, Shot To Death and Employees Cliur cii of God 50* Hickory Church of God. 2:uo S. French Church of God. Oviedo Thurch of God Mission, Enterprise C1y Baptist Church lust haq PUBLIX MARKETS Sualand .Pt'St CUfl 3410 trench Ave. Si. Jam.. Missionary Baptist Church sic ltd. 415 0.1... __ it. Paul Ml$osary Baptist Church, Ik •t. Mt. Matthew, Missionary Baptist Church Chflaa.n Height. St. John'. Missionary Baptkat Church. 30 C7PF Tsmple Baptist Church, Palm Springs lid.. &it,amont. Spring. WsstaId. Missionary Baptis t Church. 416 8. holly Ave. Zion Hop. Baptist Church, Ill Orange. Ave. Fountain head Baptist Church. Oviedo By KILGOItE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford (Thurob of Christ. Paola CHLJiz.cH OF GOD First Baptist Church of Geneva L HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford Progress Missionary Ilapusi Church. Midway Seupnd Shiioh Missionary B&ptii Church:. We.t Sanf ord First Baptist Church of Lake, Mary First Baptist Church of Lake Mourn. 9'lr.t Baptist Church of Longwood. Cci Church A Ota.at First BipUst Church •f OvisO.. I'1j*t BaptIi Ch*rch of Sa* ii4o 5911*15 First Sidlob Missionary Baptist Church, 1151 W. 11th it. iS. Threat To Land - WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASSELBEJiRY RI. 436 East of Seminolc Plaza Rev. Lucas F. Grile ... Pastor Church School ....... 9:( in. Morning Worship . 11:90 a. M. Junior Hi & Senior Hi you th Meetings - 6U0 P. M. Tuesday: Primary Choir rehearsal 3:10 Wed.: Jr. Choir rehearst,aI 1:30 ril - Church School ...... 10:tJ() a.. in. Item I Big Ivnn,.Rider approval Ttie4dRy of - COVNANT PRCsHYTERlA. 3775 South Orluzido Drive Thomas U Makin ......Pastor Worship .............. 9:00a.m. n tl \A/Ioilp - SANFORD ATLANTIC Oviedo, Florida HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO.. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff Jimmy Crapps and Employees First Baptist Cuiurctt. 51) Park Ave. Fern Park NELSON & CO., INC. . and Staff I'taJrie Le.k. Baptist Church. itidge Rd.. Friendship Baptist Aftamuza$.e Spring. at. UI. Altamonte $prig. First Baptist Church of DeB&ry .1 HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. Clauluota Baptist M'e.io. Elder Springs baptist Church, 550 Lehman lid IN O Seminole County - of Sanford • , am L Pentecostal The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMBER I -_ I Timothy 1:12-17 Christian Science OAIrL4WN BAPTIST CHURCH $ .... •.. Monday _.__._.... 0 fl), dvk YOU the . ...... . ..-._.. _. . . Rsrsrt W. Guerss . '. .... abft also , 1U . .c -.-: .S• • . .•. ... sflo il .• - _. •.. .• :..Y7. . _____ 1121a •.i,:._7. . .. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER .. . .. _. . Neither leave before laying down his The Miami Weather Bureau life in Viet Nam. It was too said Dorothy's gales extended early in the war for most peo- 825 miles to the north and 225 ple to believe it then. miles south of the center. * C Chief forecaster Gordon Dunn Registering to enter Seminole said Dorothy was bearing unHigh School posed somewhat of usually far to the north. a problem for Mary Lake, of Ella developed In the southLake Mary, when she filled out east of the Lesser Antilles. Her the card, last name first, as center was reported by the San instructed. It was promptly re- Juan Weather Bureau about. turned by the registrar and 675 miles east of San Juan. Mary was firmly instructed to Ella's top winds 60 miles write her "name" first, not her an hour in squalls-moved west "address.' A sophomore at northwest at about 20 miles an MIS, Mary Is the daughter of hour. Forecasters III she likeMr. and Mrs. B. D. (Buddy) lv would turn to the northwest Lake, who not only live "in" and slow down. but whose home is located "on" Weather Bureau advisory No. Lake Mary. 8 on hurricane Dorothy: CCC Hurricane Dorothy drifting Let's see now, wasn't that Dr. around far out in the Atlantic. A. W. Epps Sr., and his talented At 11 a.m. (EST) Hurricane horticulturist wife that we saw Dorothy was estimated near on the Sanford streets 'tother latitude 83 north, longitude 41 day? The pioneer dentist has or about 700 miles southhad a long siege of surgery, but west, vest of the extreme western seems chipper as all get out Azores and nearly 1,400 miles now. east of Bermuda. * a a Have you noticed the GM Highest winds are estimated identification on many, many 75 miles per hour near the cencan? 'What does It mean? One ter and gales extended out 800 driver (or was It a dealer?) miles to the north and 200 miles said "Great To Own" . . . The to the south of the center. Dorothy is forecast to begin C]ockwlnders just learned what It's all about: Gran Turismo drifting toward the northeast Oinologato now you know. today or tonight. Little change Translated from the Italian: in size or Intensity Is anticiGrand Touring Homologated or pated. The hurricane will not af"approved for racing In the grand touring class" which fect any land area today or has no official standing. So now Tuesday. The next advisory will be suyou know, Go GTO!!! * C * sued by the Miami Weather WIth approximately 36,000 Bureau at 5 p.m. citizens of Seminole County qualified by age and residence to register to vote, only 19,000 have taken advantage of the privilege. Registration in the county between November, 1965 and the first primary in May declined by 4,000. However, A 19ATLANTA (AP) Lake County, which Is consideryear old Jacksonville (Fin,) girl, ably smaller than Seminole, Darlene Eastman, was found has 29,000 registered voters. a. a dead early today In an abanThU Taylor says this is Na. doned automobile behind a sutional Procrastination Week. permarket. Police are looking "Well, It was really last week, for two unidentified youths. but we just now got around to Police said Miss Eastman, the announcing it," drawled Bill. car in which her body was a. found, and the two missing Students whose fathers suf- Youths were subjects of an allfered death or disability In the night search. service can find out how to ob The search began shortly afttain scholarship funds f o r er 6 p.m. Sunday, when a car which they are eligible by writ- stopped at a restaurant in ing M. T. Dixon, Florida De- Southeast Atlanta, and a com• partment of Veterans Affairs at anion of the dead girl sought Box 1437, St. Pete rsburg. aid for Miss Eastman, * * The companion, Identified as TJSO annual appreciation Linda Gail Sims, 1, also of awards night Is slated for Jacksonville, told police she and Tuesday wi th reception to begin Miss Eastman had driven to at 7 p.m. and awards to be pre. Atlanta from Jacksonville dursented at 8 p.m. Th e Silver Me. ing the weekend. daMon, anniversary award will She told officers the girls be presented to a local civic picked up a hitchhiker known group that has the USO for th e only as "Hutch." She said anlongest period of time. This is other youth also was in the supposed to be a secret. Viet car, and that his name was Nam veterans are especially in- "Gary." vited to attend. Miss Sims said the two boys 5*. und Miss Eastman struggled Machinery, drowning, f i re over a gun one of the youths arms and falls arc the leading had, arid it fired, the slug strikcauses of accidental deaths on farmlands and a round farm ing Miss Eastman. buildings, reports the National Safety Council. This Is National 111 .. .. .... - .. I I FIRST CHURCH Oh.' THE NAZ.'IRENL W nd St at Maplt Ave. J. Lester Seel .............. Pastor Sunday School 9:46 a. MI Worship .. 10:50 a. m. Youth Hour ............. 6:00 p. m. EvanachI.:lc Service 7:00 . M. Mid-Week Service (Wed.) 7:00 p. in. Third Sunday Sinppiratinn 9: AD p. M. 4 Santurd. Fiji. Oak Ave. & 3rd St. Rev. Virgil I Bryant, Pas tor Morning Wurhip ;30 a. in. •• . .. School 10:15 a. Na.CHURCH OF CHRiST Morris Ruby 1:15 p. in. Training Union Evangelis t Masts in Lake Mary Fir. Mall 7:30 p. M. Evening Worship Ulbi. Cia.0 Wed. Evening Prayer 9•30 a. a. Service ____________ 710 p. a Morning Worship . 10:30 a. a Evening Worship - 5:00 V. a. Bible Class Wed. _____ 7:10 V. a. JORDAN MISSIONARY A.PT1BT CHURCH PAOL.A CHURCH 01' CHRIST 1021 West First Str.et W. I. (Hull aammona, ilvang.. Pastor Wm.L$tepbsns list $gaday School - 10:01' a. a Highway 41 West sr*tng Worship 11:00 a.. a. Bible Class 10:00 a. lU Evening Worship 7:10 p. in. Morning Worship 11:00 a.. in. Evening Wednssday Prayer Worship M 1:Ou Bible Classes Wed.. - 7:3 Service 7:30 i. M. WELCoME" .rft It . . luaday bsU Nazarene - Coora Road Rev. Roy A. Hamilton Pastor Morning Worship 5:00 a. a. ln p. in. m. :20 p. a. 7:30 .. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH uo A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-911) Sanford. Florida b1iij • .. . . . ____ BAPTIST ___ Is ... 6:00 ...... MsiIing )pworth Laiun Evening Worship Wed. Prayer Want to know sonic real inside info on Viet Nam? Ask a Kiwanian. The speaker at their meeting Wednesday, Dr. J05 O'Malley who spent his own money to go there and treat the deserving suffers, gave the local K club a real emotional tug that had many a hardened man's eyes unashamedly filled with tears. The unvarnished truth can do that to you. Capt. Terry Cordell related some similar stories on his last home 1, 0Pay --- -------- ~ and find out all the things they HurriMIAMI, Fin. (At') have requested that they arti can Dorothy, which started out not going to get. C C C as the season's fourth tropical ._. _. ad board to hear the final results P. in . ?IRST PICNTECOSTAL CHURCH Oh. WNG WOOD 561 Orange Street tte uuus 1;rMnI Pastor Sunday Shi.ot ..... 1tP:0() a. m. M.'rnin Wnrhip 11:00 m. Sunda y ivciiin .. 7:0 p. in. Wed Mille Stu1y 7:30 P. M. Cui'quc ie: h.ritiM) U P m Lutheran . .-.----... th 6:0 7:30 p. M. _..... 11:00 a. a. 7:45 P. 11:00 a. M. I'1RS1 SOUTHERN METHODIST ChURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. Rev. Durward H. Knight, Jr. Pastor Sufldt3P School ........ a. m. Morning Wort-hip .. 11:00 a. in. . - . - .. .. ........ hatchet job, department heads will again appear before the . . . . .... 10:00 a. a. .-., . i' : Bible Study 30:00 a. M. Morning Worship_. 11:0u'a. m. Evening Service 1:30 p. a. Wednesday Bible Class 7 :ao p. rn - ................_... . . :. CHUItCH OF CHRIST 1522 Park Avenue Hart Brown Evangelist WESTELDE MISS1ONA& BAPTiST CHURCH 5th St. A Holly LVI. CHRIST CHURCH curl Street. Longwood Fr. Charles W Stewart. Jr. VIOL Holy Communion .... 1:00 a. a. Family Service & Classes 1:10 a. in '' ...••• Sunday f Wors ............... Morning hip MYF i•e. Worship Episcopal .• - - grt Now it's just an antique, a relic of a bygone era. Formerly it nerved * .pac.l pV..LpI, B special need. Today, Grandfather's horseless carriage is completely outmoded. Some philosophies are also out of date. New ideas grip our minds and challenge the intIe., We would not want a "horse and buggy" philosophy in th is mOCICTIl WOrld of ITUWUI and th*i,ge. Some things do not change, for they are eternal. For example, man's soul and his need of God. No modern invention can ever make God atul the Church obsolete. Society is different today than it was in Grandfather's day, but man's spiritual needs are the name. Discover the value of the Umelee In the midst of tiML Worsh ip God in your Aumh this and find the eternal truth which spans the ages. .. - _ _____ SANFORD CHRiSTIAN CHURcH Woman's Chub Building $01 .k Avenue Robert Dean, - Minister Sunday School - 10:00 a. a. Worship Service 11:00 a. a. Evenlg Ssrvioe 7:10 V. M. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH th 8*. A Oak Ave. . IONE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCh DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1107 S. Sanford Ave. ft. Vernon Puller Sunday School 1:45 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. M. Baptist Qs.0 Smith .._........ ___________ _____ - 111111 ... 41 (Jju'jsfjpn - Di ... Bible Study 710 p. a. "Sponsored by Baptist Fellow. skip' _. em Citrus Height. Rev. Donald 14 Rf nolda Pastor Church School0:4I a. in. Wad. Prayer ö PINECREST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Ocr. 17th and Elm Pastor IL U. Wilder Sunday School - 1:45 a. a. Morning Worship 10:50 a. a. 7:10 P. a. Evening Worship Youth $srv. (Sun.) 1:00 V. m 1:30 Mid-Week Serv. (Wed.) p. a. pr ~ OF PROPHECY 2101 Elm Avenue Rev. Robert Welch Pastor Sunday School 1:41 a. in. Worship Service 10:45 a. a. K ngslistlo Serv. 7:30 V. a. Young People Service A Bible Study 7:30 p. rn. Wednesday: - - Sunland Eetatei Southern Methodist - - of _........ cii i 1sT i ITI1ODIST CHURCH Ell - - 1* 11 ijfIti .. - Ili . - -- Pit I...... _. fr The County Commission is presently ?neetlng daily to "pare down" the proposed budgets submitted by the varlouh departments. Following t h e Methodist CHURCH OF GOD A French Peator b H. Alford Sunday School a. Moratng Worship 11:00 a. rn Evangelistic Serv. 7:00 p. . Faintly Night Service T. P. E. Wed. - 1:10 p. a. . - _____. as IV Church of God . THESEVENTH-DAY FIRST BAPTIST CiIJHCH ADV Ma ENTIST CHURCh 11$ Park Avenue F. B. Chance Corner 7 th a Elm P.at Pastor Morning Worship J. L Marshall 1:10 a. SERVICES SATURDAYSunday School -.- •:Ô a. Mürnlng Worship Sabbath School - 1:10 a. M. 11:10 a. 12:00 a. a. Training Worship Service Ion Evening Worship Wednesday Night 7141 V. a. 7:10 P. a. Prayer Service Wad. Prayer Service 7:10 p. a. - - A I_ Dorothv, OUIt ' ! ~ .1 10 cc Approach, t ,--540 Million N - very ru ab Costs State • outside the vehicle a space statid during which he spent nearly an hour standing in his seat taking pictures, ad a walk that lasted about half an hour. l)OCKING IMMINENT FOR SPACECRAFT$-'l'lsia Is how the Agena 10 appeared to command pilot John Young In the (IT.10 prior to docking of the two during the three-day space mission, The Agenu motor Is at left and the docking and of the Agesia is at the right. The object oxtending from the top of nose of the spacecraft Is the docking bar. - ALWAYS FAST QUAUrV . IUTO C$MTIIL.- OA.M.P.P.M,DAILY MONDAY TH*U SATURDAY i iIiu PICK-UP AND OSlIVIBY PlIONI: 323-131 SAt4ORD PLAZA i LST0P. PONT Net lust a ,Ii COMPLETE BRAKE OVERHAUL sflclM $ $*SSIs ! Ne &Xsepevasesit. $5 e We 28 Mantis At install new bonded flnngs, rebuild all wheel cylinders, r.surlace brake drums, bleed and refill brake syst.m, re-pack wh..I bearings. install new grease much morel FREE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT FOR LIFE OF LININGI seals . . Ckryder products, isif adjusting brakes $5 astral OPIN NIGHTSI 'ill 9 P.M. MONDAY Ike SATUIDAY I H $ ' / 0 -0 . ..,. - .. . ..•,.•.., . - S... .4â :' i( -. .• • . • • ........ F . SS. •. .,. a .. - . . -. . - ,_ .......... - • a ,..:- - .-_- I .. .S -e 4i. w - 1ocepamwm � 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>, July 21, 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/af7d50be8e4939ed9d5f33d3a4c62eb1.pdf 9db6872edc48d8134be6faa95c22bc51 PDF Text Text gw _ __~, _._,____. ____ _,~. ____ -,--.--.. fri 1s. 14 1 * :--1,1 . qr I I ., .... - .. . ~ ,!. ~1 "..' :` .5k* 7 W :I . . I ;.J *.I . I I . I .1& " V, I. t. 9 * - . - . I ~ •• I 1% - -tw s"!41 , 1 k * 1i ' I %- I so 10. . I 1'. I . '~~ 1 .F - to depart for DeLeon Springs in the group (left to right) are Fred Frampton, Robert Feth, Mrs. Nellie King, John Jenkins, Mrs. Mary picnic and outing at 0+ Duval, Mrs. Belen Jenkins, Mrs. Pearl DeCamp, Mrs. Je.ssie Harden, Fred Bnetzman, Ed Carter, and Mrs Ruth Mettinger Nissen I sta (Middleton Photo) I 114 ll 11 .4 a. a . A X L 4. __ Ii -. TWENTY-TWO MEMBEILS of General Automo,-tive Mechanics Course, sponsored by Manpower Development Act ai administered by Seminole County Vocational Aduh Education office, received diplomas recently at completion of training. In top photo, E. S. Doughu4s, director of vocational, Technical and adult education, presents diplomas U) part of graduating class. Looking on at left are Ofinl Mert-PtIF 111"Id ,IP.ff T',,11iott. instrurtors. In lower photo, Elliot hands nut diplomas to other grad- I was fl i ~ amd so ~ 6 I WNS ~ i ; I h4 ~ - H live I - "I,) j0 )J • . - . I i- * , coal + Lord Wade, a life peer, thought th at gambling had a softening effect on the nation 's moral fiber. 11e cited he . 500,00( that had been sta ked on the general election in March, "much of it coming U r' " 11 ' I .,..,W,W_ " .. 1. . - .. I -. . . 1, p*tt : + • .YL emb ' I • : • I. - • ' c1 4. T . I 4. 1. . • - • • L , 6100 !- w--', '' - Aft . . I , - .- ., -. ~ ,_ , --,-~W' ilbou"I.-. .11 .1 ..__ - I ;., ..."."N. 17r,1 . ,I IT if - , _*1 I r - r I • - • - • • July - r' . J T) Aot IV, I I P thor th in PA - - - 1. . • -7 ,, A. F .," . I rd Fortescue (Motto - A - I I I . 11 .. -: l , I . I . -.. for within the t,~- - .. with , Sum 0 " 070 cum) T ing P WHO SAYS the boss' kids never work'! Young 111. iuuit I II I - pitch right in to j, ,tj * ii . - s~ - ) 1. -cs. .. 'a ..I ~ ±.".. - S . r"" - ' - it '• h,w41 . will gambling . 'I next I 114 - few • • - .~ C. , + i - years service in U.S. Na(U.S. Navy Photo) vy. , - present guriibliiig 0 A . I! I ~~~_ —____L ______01 - - IWni_,-- •1 - . .-r - - -- a - ,a tiunal Batik demonstrate how new building blends esheiwith hues of six-story bank building. Palmetto and ______i'_•_ -. I -1 • M_ _- - . coco6 JJIUYI1OSUS palms add tropical ty to the building and parking lot. I... , I ... . I..+-. ... ; _. + - k ~ I + . I touch and natural beau(Herald Photos) (_i!iIiI,I. , - . j,,. a - : s wuuu . CAPE - NEDY (AP) — I start .j . : • . .: ng n on another A ge- ~ . • 1 , . ., + Of Sagging Pound -_ ! Chief Forecaster Gordon Duns 1,Nlinister Harold Wilson froze 3aid Celia's rebirth did not coml I wages for . six months and as a surprise, although prices for one year today in a Weather Bureau had written oft desperate effort to prevent de-'the storm July 15 after tmckiw valuation of the pound from its I It for two days. She was given the rme Celia current nomin ii worth of $2 so The pound which had been I — for the season s third tropical sagging badly from its nominal storm— when she was first sightvalue recovered Ii) points al ed July U, Lashing the seas with mosit immediately to 2.78N.) - - to) 50- mile -an-hour gales northnortheast of Puerto Rico. the dollar. I His now-or-never cash pro-, Hurricane hunters tailing the • gram ordered a slashing cut- storm reported July 15 th at top back on domestic spending and winds were down to 30 miles an a masstve crackdown on dom hour and Celia wits tailing I 1111% A elitic credit buying to -,--iphon apart. No further advisories $14 billion from Britain over were issued. But, in the next four days. CeSuit was filed in circuit court non-profit corporations, each of he.'ed economy. 1L f the 1 The program hit the British lia hung together. moving 600 today in an ef f ort 0 lU taxpayer hard-at home on the miles tO the northwest. And yesb County coulillission froin appro. private support of the tt!rddy. over the northern Bab&i gasoline he uses to drive "Dr. Munson's purpose tit ~ priliting funds for Support of •. • • , - 1~,'_' I . . .,A a. " . . .,. . . - ions 'o t ul ppropria . • . ' tlu' Seminole County Chamber testing the constitutionality tilt- annual appropriations (if ( oiiie1e ,, - . '.",~, I I can '' — - -.+ . ~ I into a (till-scale hurricane. Gale winds Lashing out 600 miles to the southeast of th e center and 75 m il es in a ll other directions chased small craft into Bermuda ports. cuyer, catcher for the Sanford Nationals, is show here coming home af ter hitting a four-bagger in the second inning. His team~ ,' mates rush to the plate to congratulate him. (Herald action photo by lull Vincent Jr.) et' • W RUUI • met, Mich., are search- • holidays he might plan abroad tropical depression. And conThe -drastic eaure ert f t1)tl \ t right for i new build Filed by Dr. Leonard Munson, tile chamber is in keeping with fective at midnight tonight. It ul) of the itorin circulation. UO North Scott Avenue, the the good of the county at large was believed the first time Uut rtedl an aircraft was ioiiil)liiiflt for injunctive relief If such appropriations are III Britain had taken such iticas prepared for a new look at Celia charges tile county's appropriu- fact uneonstitutionul, then the ures in its history. , and Dunn iaid he wasn't 3urtion of funds for the operation conintisiioners should consider tie delivered his econotnic prised when the report came of the chamber is "unlawful, creating tin industrial and tie- blockbuster in the house of back today that Celia was a They are to rendezvous within illg, was very littl ' . j JUWV expended (NEA Telephoto) considerably _______ . spacecraft •. iU(L .'.••. Lildili tended. . lIP tkn; nor shall + finding the girl alive. even though we don't have Monday night, Young and Col If the environmental control q,.,,,, •,;,, ,, I44 over $6 million dollars against I system problem straightens out, the loss of their services, As'- we also feel we can make the space walk." erage age of the insured execuAt an after-midnight news tives is 47, with the youngest reported, 28 arid the oldest 63.1conference. National Aerotiautics and Space Administration Two of the "insured brains" ofIk-ials gave the venture out long to wontt'n. Their age is side priority over rendezvous If not given, I a choice has to be made. The e yes of both astronauts Americans certainly are a watered and becaine irritated reialess breed of people! From Tuesday while Collins conducted March 1964 to March 1965, Sh experiments with the hatch million persolls changed their the upper half of his body residence and one million moved thrust into space. thrust in frorn abroad, reports show. Neither could tice. and Collins Forty-five per cent were from Was forced to end the exercise 25 to 29. They are looking to I after 45 minutes, about 25 tufta find "where the action is," may- utes early. be? Lithium hydroxide, a thetnical used to remove carbon dioxide from the cabin environment.1 2 tal control system. may have Area deaths Bridge ......................10 been responsible. The problem cleared by the CIasified ads ..............ii astronauts went to the time Comics --------------------8-10 sleep at 11 ni. EST but offip. Crossword puzzle --------- --daIs were concerned that per Dear Abby .................10 Editorial page. .............IA hiaps It would recur when the Entertainment ...........810 hatch again was opened for (tie Hoaoscope ...............101 space walk, If all goes well today, the as........ 9 Society +..++ Spoils ...............2A tronauts were to break off From TV ..........................8 the Agena about 2 p. m. and ) 1L.", - ~ ---------------- __ ____ WZU II. . . ness firms who are insuring as much fuel pad as we'd like. lins . ca ll y - • - pace cted b the number of busi- ous !!.. + ______ —. ii hich the storm built up explo, • _________ _______ - - ... tant commodity in this country. %%e have a reasonable chance or vous and linkup with the Agena Just how important is indi. completing tile double rendez10 in their first hours in space It ubout 2566 B.C. at the age of ~ Britain Moves in upport •+ In steering to their rendcz- . asceended the gptiun thrum (six and reigned for 91 years. * _______ S .. r I - '- - . F . Huricane Hunter aircraft I& -ated Celia 240 miles west at .. ( Bermuda and 700 miles east of d Ctly under Commons and then took his seat I howler. for seven-year.old illegul and unconstitutional, and velopinent board ire have been seen making them. macid pilot. Navy Crndr. John a few feet of Agena 8 around is in violation of Article IX of the control and supervision of amidst cries Irm the Conserva The pilot found the storm ecuMiller, who Ruth U I AI selves more comfortable during W Young, SUfl 240 miles Ut)Oe an, and Collins is to step out the commission The legality of ti%e opposition parts to resign' ter near latitude J,! i north. Ionthe Florida Constitution the ordeal bv removing their tile side .about an hour Inter. lie'll fell down it shaft in an Section 10 of the reference such boards and expenditures . Agena tanker sdtellitc that tile use shoes and closing their e y es fol IflhliC a gas poered hand gun to atbiLfldOlie(1 COp1)Ct .iitiele states "The credit of the of tax monks for them has forward speed of J Ef(eti€ at niidniht the tog at extended periods (obviously in space agency hailed as a fan propel himself Buck Rogers- July I6 while picking State shall not be pledged or been court tested and proved,I down payment oil c rs" nictor- ~ miles ail hour toward the northtastically functioning machine. deep meditation') style over to Agena 8 to conduct beitics. A state police loaned to any individual toni- and in Orange, Pinellas and ieks and house trailers tIL east . * * * William C. Schneider. Gemini experiments. pany, corporation or associaother Florida counties such Highe. Lw spokesinan said there *- raised from 25 per cent of e feel Brainpower is a very inipor- mission director, said: • Longest reign of an nlonoreb ('LOSE_till picture (left), and overall view (right) of structune housing new drive-up windows of Sanford Atlantic Na- _______ — - number of the commissioners Michael Collins, and the com- $ + . . _____ •l . - Inoon attempt at a second space I record attitude for manned rendez vous and an hour-long flight at Herald Index signs reenlistment paper; for a.dditional four .- _____ sion during the last week, a space walker, Air Force MaJ. the old Agena. I •• 3, - . I I . covery area several hundred miles south of Celia caller] for 0.06- .: ~ I Ground control officials studboring, budget hearings condown close to 240 miles. just ducted by the county commis- ied the two problems as the seven miles below the path or AUTHORITIES in Cliltl- k I I KENNETH WILLIAM. I SON, led to - I ... . - - ..-,,,,;. k ,e! I - orbital high point During the long and at times, jet-gun stroll outside the craft, of 476 miles then pulled back 11 . .. -1. I t, I I I • + uaa,mil Awro ail 1lIi . 11 cold waters of the .North At; I - •• ______ . ;.0 , .Wf4f'~" - .. . ~ F ,§%*",;_ .. . , . __ _____ ,~' .11 * ): '<." j The Gemini 10 astronauts whirl- na left in orbit last March by Plaza, beginning at 10 a.m. Brit, I t, 64 I-.44 . . .- __V_ , L 4.., VW1 - is having a bazaar Saturday in eyes and a low fuel SUPPlY of their own Agena, the Gemini front of Publix at Sanford would not erase a late after10 crew had first soared to a , $1 Tt 4 I " ! ,, I 1 I ,_ i 0 , S, Wk ed through their second full day the Gemini 8 astronauts. Club in orbit today, hoping smarting Ilitclihiking under the power RVAH-11 Enlisted Wi I IR - - - - 44It + Mrs. Joel Bisbee and a graduate r, ' - I - I ;. _____ . .V / . of Seminole High School. '. in history was that of the Sixth Dynasty pharuoh, Pepi 11, who I - 25 state parks list for the spring semester. She is the daughter of Mr. and I - - at Harding College in Searcy, -_ 1. . A I.- %%otild brush Bermuda with light, There was a chance however, squalls later today and posstbl ttist the storm might affect land .iffe t eastern 'I.wfoiindlafld be . - ______ - Sandra Ann Bisbee, freshman ~ .. -0 borough Schlusemeyer, ru ranch Here the y oungsters are shown running the E (Bill) Schluheme'\ ei Jr (left) and sister, Dian, , , - - ~~. i, _ iiied ., 0 . . ' _ ( .r . director. Coral Reef State Park on Key Largo alone had 80,000 . 00—V ned b3 the ) I - where such facilities are offered, according to the state park necessary to be ii 0! ./ 1 'TVAS A GREAT DAY for Sanford Little Leaguers Tuesday the city's two all-star teams won District Four tournament games, from Ocala teams and will meet tonight in R semi-final contest here at 8 p.m. (See related story on sports page, 2A.) Jim Le- lion) utilized boating facilities - %* "I MIAMI -Celia, a storm rain and restricted visibility and once thought to be dead wound the Defense Department said 'up suddniy day to 8flmilcan there as a possibility the landing point might have to be shift). in the Atlantic Ocean , hour tar out tothr:itenthc' orerasters aid the huricanoi • . last year at points out in a recent editor. ! Jul. "it as not . - ' I., operators: More than 250,000 persons (that's a quafter mil- ( . " casinos . ""_ Fl Notice to prospective marina . % bracken ran a book: with ovr a hundred schoolboy cl i ents, h sing controlt; VVft - A 5 Cents ________ _____ + i ~ 8 — WE'DNE,SDAY, JULY 20, 1966 — SANIeOlt!1, FLOMI)A — Ili-ice __ * The likelihood is that am's Labor govern men t 'I. .! n ____ + .- . i 'r" * - courtesy of the young people) have been challenged for a i-cbe played at match t ellon • 29, a p.m., Park. Announcement from th e SHF states: "the time has come for us to show who is th e number one team. If you don't enjoy a slaughter . . . don't attend." () 0 ___________ -' V Ip' I is the effect it has kind on m. it can dtro all orth-w hili L 1; L11 which won its first g ame with the Senior High Fellowship by J • r1% n ce e a Ga e Comes ive gain America" "The Nile of + .?, 4 k i * * * * • ledicare Menaces." I aduit softball team of First - - F ________________________.+____ re-election. decision to go ahead ath the pro)ect no will be up to unnr of the High Kirk race 'ovember. . -11 0 hrea To Gemini Landina on the St. Johns River * VOL..58 ,N ' ''°' i ( J . Abbi I • — -ftack!14 ' lia 0 - ( 114' 0 ' - . 0 Zip CeO 3*771 Phose 3222$11 W. IATIIER: TueMday 90-72; same thru Thuisday. which apparently has become a political issue, i ll not be done h this administration Approedb on' . ••. . i'iiiiiili'tc'. 1 C - . The Crorpq hRq r#,vnmrro#%ndo(l thnt tho fo,dprAl srovornni,, no p;iy A22.5 millinn nf the tatml rn!qt. nnol tho Stsite nf Flnrifla and the FCI the remaining $24.3 millinn ~ member, that continuation on 4 -ft gambler, but aware of the di- - + les, fifth district road hoard — 1 admitted. "I am L, compuls,vt. -, I - - The Army Corps of Engineeri has estimated thn system will return .2.1(1 in benefits for every dnll,t r apent to build it. 'rhe,w benefit-t finve boon r-valunto,d in term-t nf flood damnsre reduction arid land enharic'ernen t. (iher additional hannfis which hove imt been ca lri,lnted inc-hide public recreation, pro!(-vtion of wildlife, in,-r(-n.tP(1 fr(%,4h w0er ,4upplieq fror the fast- Volusia County officials have - ~ progress as a 36-year-old 'schoolboy at Eton. . I / toT i - •i at leuSt one unabushed gambler. He iii 45-year-old Lord Kilbracken )ttt):ltutGo Noth ing), . ..,;V-xl . I tier for 40 vein's arose to den that reputable firms engage ill this sort of Iiaziky.pant - . The HouseLords • .. D'. '~ -__ - — Strong Shield is My Sulva- . I tion), a Stock Exchange mem- . - t. I., — • ~ = -: _. - * * * Seminole County . l chungt. to hedge uguinst possible shart. losses following a Labor vie- - _1 _~r --.:, _,....,:1 - .. . ('c,,t c-t ion r,f this 4y9tc'y-n, lr,n 'tvrn ied by lack of ?tin,rIs for land ae-qisisitirin, is now iippr"nehtng realit.; as a rc-stiU+ of the tec'(,rd a pproprhitinn of A 14 , 9 17.0A0 voteti by th ov l9d f.egisinh,re for the Central and S-,uthern Flood (ontrni I Pistrirt. 'Fhe total is epecte'l to provide between and 47 di o : I ..I. . A I ,, S *4* C L0 4 1117-7 . •~1 tins t C L 40 19ML, ~~__ - 0 . --- - : the propopeol .little Grepti Resot-voir. till uphiml sitirstgre nt*i,n west, and southwest of t.nke' l'('ItiSPtt. ;& , Hurricane I vl:0 Counts Cndette Scouts enjoying a refreshing clip are Rhonda Watters, TenaGlohus,r)ehliiFord Vicki Marsh, Susan Carrick, Diane Lepird, Pam Morris. Juanita Fritz, and Linda McGinnis. Brownies on a nature hike ]ea identity of plant from program lender Jan Hobbs. Counts' Ranger Albert iainc assisted by Charles4nrr nnrl I nrr Pata it try demonsti:itjon f Bownie nit shw e Lord - furv.q tf, h0lo Plinillitile fifiodinst in IR politilomt rotintielt in 11411-11111. The whole flood emitriel proji,ct, N 01foit riO ji"r rent. I-A nn X11inson, .1tinet Moore, Laura Schultz, and Sandra Lepird. Seminole _'_ -1 _ omc;_ the caming net ha'; also encourup. ed protection i-a h'ts an d tither Unpiensunthea: I Viscount Massereene (Alot: to): Through Difficultieli to Honorto agreed, thought BritHil"ti 16,000 betting shop.s Should be nutionulized. "Then ,I we would have at I[!n.cjt one nutionulizeld industry Showing Voroll; nild n resel-voil. 41f 1 12.111)(1 III-1.4's 0. Ow 11411.01(.1,11 etill fir • • .-_ . Krk - • ' . tuites. Completing cours(, were Joe Spivey, John Caidwell, Doc Gunn, Willie Patterson, George Brown, Louis Dellarco Jr. Buddy Spivey, Joe Mo. nett. Carroll Crocket. Robert Ache, Henry Bright, L. D. Tamny, Don Bent on. Isiah Walker, Llox d WIlliams, Albert Bz%yant, Kenneth Greenlee, William Mather, Joe Bryant. New class will begin Aug. Ifi. and ap. al plicants should nppli Florida St.ate Employment Service on French Avenue. (Herald Photo.,;) plete tile job. Int-luded in tile contrilet in ndilition to oxviwntion (if Sehnstian in firevard County, is construction of two wnter control Unit shown conducting the flag raising ceremony are Susan Leonard, • 4 flout lifts nrc' prasvhleil nt the three d ,,wn0 trimi st rod tires in (iii' Upper St. Johns tinuln at Luke lhirnc'y, Luke PnInsett anti Lithe Vniihtigtnn. 'Flip ArmyEiiglmic'crs will report Iii Se'tervihpr o a fc'nsih,)iitv study for lnstnhlntimi of lifts anti locks in, the So-linstlon (','ttnnl, which woulfl opell the St. Jolifl, fI pleasure hunting trutti the Atinntk Oc'anii at .fncksonVille on the titit- thi to it ;toint on the Itilatid Wntc'rwny ,io r Mc'iboii mit' im tit,, pi(moi. 'rho ruill tin., beet, rioltirwo, rtor thk (#Iwn eniml aitict' flit' idc'n sv8s first h'ronci,c'ci, I ii'veitqunc'nt of thin Upper St. .10hti IL ivv ci rca is n part #of flip 0-tillid wid Soilthl-rn Florldn Flood Uoiitrfil prnjert. 11 CIRL SCOI'T Dity CaMP is in full swing at Dew Drop 11ocn site in Gfisselhei i and ill run through Jul 21 Junior Scouts from the Tall Oaks c- entlyInv1wdu,ozn.flr. . lison said that he had liii doubt that other bishops had twen in viad to frolic with the bun- - • . e nSt. ..J-o.hns Op st na-i uias on the i-anal. l'h,s' ennui, whkh, will 5"i%'t' flS All millet for Lake Wilmington teservuhi', will opt'? the St. Johns flis-em- for hunting front .ini-k sonvilh' 1 11 1, 41116111 Snnfiit',l fit fill, ;\tlnntte Ocean, The 11.6 luilem of vallid will linve n 1110-folit 1"Itt"Ill Width anti wIfl he 20 to 211 feet iit't'p, At- my Engineems any. The wok has beril tlt'slitn"tI to ('Ohitt'tli vntt'i' VOlIttItIPS In 'irtlon to ('1illillinte qed illivilt lit ifill 111141 shlialing lit Ihv poillt wilpif, the i- unit) junta wit it Si'hinqtlnii ('reek en the ,'nti'iit ettil. 'l'hi' first pituise of tin' i-oust inn Itin lliogi'ntl% lit (lii' I I 1111cr 81. 3411111's Itiver linmill hils 1111- ve ('14.1114,111s: The 84,1111011111 0111111; - • gi ven rise to such Uliforeseen offspring as the Play- ~.... • + in PP.rl I " ,, r I . ,*V-. Betting =_ charged that the lffor,o ,,I,'1 • .4 I .!r "' F it . I t1i 1 J P I ." N * _. now Britain's fastest growth industry over of $1 billion, according u, I : 1.~ 0f W rng Las Vegas and arriving Gambling f all Tts the pluneload as fl th15L0t titrt b only openly ( O ed 1 guests, with sill expenses pnid, (inn but it if; being commercial. of such gambling emporia as l exploited, says the Church the Victoria Sporting Club Council on Gambling, an off. The poison has spread from qhnot of the Church of EngLondon until nnvt- the whole of ~ land.As a result Britain ni- Britain is gambling mccl tO many OVC? cording 1.0 Dr. Ellison, the CR5 visitors," Y5 the 1• Bishop of Chester. Gambling 1 IIP4 • 54 "k this city famous aa the modern ! I • •"" IR e gain- i on-Thames. In filet, if their t- I IF •' s. h /'! 41 P I k A mot, 0 ... _1.~"y . . Dnnn Eies Pleasure boating between l,cke Monroe ni'l the Atinittie Ocean mn' be rosible upon completion of the Sebastian ('iittitl for which dedication and groimil-brenking Is piflllflt'd ill bite August, according to tile Centml ind .Smithern Floridli Flooll Control District (FCD). Troup Brothers, Inc., a Coral Gables fit-iii, bus been awuntied A $2,S:;7,0.N3 contritet. froni tile U. S. Army Corps of l-'aigineers for construction of the Sehnst inn Cnai and Ti'tmp's smtb-contractor, Cross ('onat met ion ('unpany, niveady is mobilizilliz equipment nt tile worksite. fly Z 6 • 3 Sebastian -Ca-na n-e-N 4~ 4nked, _Ift%~ 6 Torn A. Culkn Gordon E. Moody, th e council's LONDON (NEA) Now secretary. thnt London hn gntnpj the Calling for parliamentary reputation of being flifl action, the Anclican church city of switch ed -on dollies in miniskirts the killjovs have group pictures London in thr, ig,rips of it giant pincer movestat to work to spoil It nil. nient that cxtend from scruf. is worried much L bingo muis a s to the elegant about. the miniskirts. The are gnming rooms of Nzwfsdr. considered to he tonic for tired I The House of Lords Is no eves. But the Church of Eng. less rued with London's land and the House of Lords stril . I . . T' . I I I rn . July 19, — 0 The Playboy Club? I At + IIJOII1SIP. -'----.- 1 .. O IS ft Paçr 4A hrnTh ntinrh ftr I I .+ In Girl's Death — not - • receives ny county, his tax dollar. - ---• - . - - full value for - -_ -- - • - township or inThe local lYLifl further curpurateil district to become churgt's he will ho "irreparably a stockholder iii any coii*pttiiy, damaged by said appropriation, association or corporation, or payment and lending of credit to obtain or appropriate money . in that the same will in. for, or to loan its credit to, ci-case his taxes by the anitnint any corporation, association, in- his taxes bear to the amount that the' total county tax assessstitution or individual." Fitts, attorney for Albert N. l ent bears to the apprupria. Dr. Munson, this morning re- tion" situ "that he is without leased this stateniout explaining renietly at law, ill that he has no effective or adequate reniedy the action: app&uiriatiiig "''hu issue of and no effective' and atiequate Mottled front Seminole County udininistristivu remedy, and tax revenues for the use of the that what remedies, save in Seniluole County Chumber of this Honorable Court, he hus, Commerce is one that has king he hiss exhausted." jduguotl both the' taxpayers of "A test of the legality of all. time county and sUccessi successiveirupriat1ng public money for boards of county commissioners. private organizations serving "Dr. Munson deeply feels iiuLilit needs should be welcomed that the qutistloti of the legisli' by the commission and by the ty of such upps-oprlutiuns should taxpayers of the county." be placed for decision before In 1965, thu county uppiu. the courts, lit (PEeler to lay at 1.rlated and budgeted $20,000 rest the annual and vexing for thu chamber of commerce question of how iiiui'hi and to iturimig the current fiscal year. whom the county should ul)pt'u. The saute amount hisi been rupriate tax dollars tom' intiepemid- quested for the new appropi- tisent expenditure. (ion for the fiscal year to begin ")ucht year intilt, requests tom' Ott. 1. tax dollars are reveived from The city (it Sanford last yeaa ga'owlng number of private appropriated $14,200 for theorganizations, associations, and county chamber of coimmierie. city, borough, Anderson Heads IflYlDynafronics, Inc. nocent State become boards have been highly sue- the cost to 40 per cent and the mainly on the east side of the orporatlon The Legislature taxpayer _____ —_ — Instead of having 70 per cent of their 940-pound fuel supply remaining, they were down to 35 per cent. As a result, curtailed many scientific and Georg(! F. Anderson has been techiological ('xpcz-Iments, and mthled general nititiager of Dy ground controllers decided they natronics, Inc. should remain docked with Age. Ai1flouflcetitet was made by na 10 instead of disconnecting Par4er Painter Jr., new vlee from it Tuesday as planned. ____________ president and general manager of the Electronics division of General Dynamics, with operaIn thins in Rochester, N. V., Sun Dlego, Calif., and South Semlitule County. Anderson is one 01 the foundMichael '1' A M P A (AP) Wade, 19, pleaded innocent in ing officers of Dynatronies and Circuit Court Tuesday to a served as senior vice president charge of murder tiled in the sitice the recent acquisition of slaylag of l6yeur-old Jiutbura the lint by General l)ynainlcs. l'alnfer was turner 1wesident Trombly. Judge James Moody iiet the and general manager of hymn' tronics prior to the merger. tria! for Sept. 6, --------MIhs 'I'romhhy, who had just moved with her family to Clearliii LIIETIN 'l'tI4I4tliAHSEI, (tV)— water from Montgomery, AN., was killed after a teen-age Guy. lIuydim Hurls today dunce, Police Chief J. P. Mcii- appointed Harold Kustncr of iiiis said. Hanford iso a cmie-iishc'r of time The body was Sound in a ditch Seniliwk County Port Au. here June 12. She had Ieen thiority, aui't-s'.'ding Jatumes beaten to death. Colbert. Pleads the it joint owner or stock-holder in cessful. By the employment of maxitnunt repayinetit tinte cut hurricane %%hich was expected to lilly company. association or trained industrial planners, the down to Wo years. , . . +.. . ----- - .-. - - .--- .-.. - — . - .—- -. -- - . --, -- -. - I I ' -,'- - I - •S 0 ' . .-• .. . . . S - - •. - + . .. iiiii.iSi.uS...l ., V. -- - �4s -- - . •1 . - -. I . . . I :eoli1 -- . " . 11 r_1 I Pa2 •I4 1.II I 4 ~ . "t, .~'1. . A . 1. .*.--.- ..t . ................................ ........ f - - .T1y 2 I National Guard Call 'I 4 4~ - RS 1. I .I i., Two I Yank I ftm bers tw - i . 11:161 r - SAIGON. South 'Viet, 'Nam I sixth day. The main target of North Wet Nazu fired the acria] barrage W85 Hill 208. off a record 29 Soviet-nuLde mis- site of numerous bunkers and sties Tuesday during heavy foxholes. A spokesman said 11 American air attacks near Ha- bunkers had been destroyed or, t nol and one the rockets found damaged. - Its mark, the U.S. command Ground fighting appeared to have tapered off against units o reported. One U.S. jet was last to a sur- the North Vietnamese division ir missile and another which intelligence says recen1a ~ v= sW dmn by a Communist infiltrated across the six-mile- : miles wide demilitarized buffer zone MIG17 in a dogfight of Hanoi, a spokesman separating North and South V1e said. American pilots claimed Nam. The Marines repoort,ed 37C, damage to three MIGs but saw go down. Communists ifflied I On the "peace' front, the probable deaths of 549 n. Ao I (A?) I - I .U0 I is one S S - -1~~ .:, . '" 1 ,P I , , ..OVA to i 1. i '. sw J PA * *4 chl ..- ,. sl0" " :: . ..~ - 1. 'll I .. ) X - - . . . -4 .1. 11. it . .- - ."4 . * -, , * 11 I, ',-- PXG]STRATION and preliminary instruction of school for driveM flapging and communication personnel, held at Osceola Drag Strip, took place at Geneva Community Club. Here Jack Sicittag, chairman of the achool and tetucher for the day ( cen t er ) is shown with Dick Thetford (left) BERRY'S WORLD oc ama i _______ & I ~ I ' 5 II '. I S • 0" 1S ' u 9 'Americans Will 01:11 1 o Mole Hog, o2i Dirksen Warns May Continue 2 More Weeks - S _________ 0 1 .000 ~ 4~ _______ __ If -- - - of German war criminals after "Hut abroad, It's been pretfy rn's touched down at Van Nuys W Ice with the "Screaming orld War Airport, about 1(X) mIles north- static-32A still Is the best sel James Marlow who usually Eagles," 10111-h Airborne west of here, with no pnsseng- er ui hung Kong and iRC and writes this column, is Ill __________________ ____________________________________ _____________ I "Mr. Goldwater says if he'd have known you were gotIng to bomb North Viet Nam, he'd have voted for HIMSELF! a G rZ I T M 1 1 1 i L.S/M.EZ' i _____ - . 4 • S - i..... LUCKY .1* American prisoners for North the right to form four now Vietnamese captured in South states within it. borders. ha Viet Nam. He said he had undertaLen tril Ithe____ _____ XOt this nvesigution at the request $Ia$17 'a 31* a Navy commander's wife. d duela s. PS5IM.I 'as.rga. .WbcUn he did nut name. He said ____ '.''' "' represented an association , ,, a.. s. 1"- c I "-h .. "i,I.*,d, vi-.. 4 - a'.11 • .ss..ru -a , WW1L Ut A4ieflafl prisoners ui Norib via Nam ih 5t rI.ra 4b airmen. The number of pilots. ( .s t'. JaMs has not been disclosed. _ - ' wedding bond. $75 . rnonds mounted in 24K gold. $295 YOU SHOULD irf% 4 - • -W i01*r al 5' _-; - -_ - - _ S - I - 5' - _-,_____ - - -- .5 L.I. ---- - à. - .1 __ __ _______ _ ____ _____ - i-_ ) 1 • . - ------ - - - - - - S - HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: I I S Fiveradiant diamonds e rich this contemporary pair A marquise center diamond is accented by four round diamonds In this 14K gold pair. $395 .i r, _...; backstage, Skelton reported that his wife was in good spirits, but apparently had suffered a broken rib from the gunshot.. The Skeltons normally keep guns at their residencesin case of burglary. The comedian cx plalned: "Georgia and I had taken all our guns from the Palm Springs house to the Bel Air House, but she brought one little pistol here. A. . -'Textured and polished 14K Boldly exciting 14K gold Id displays a cultured man's ring features. Linde pearl with lout diamonds. ster sapphire. $5995 $59.95 .I - - tion and she wanted to get some. She said she felt much safer to have the gun loaded. So just last Saturday we went to a store and bought some bullets for it." The gun was a 38-caliber pisto) which Skelton said was on the bedside table. Re theorized - Boldly modern 14K Floren. Twslvs brilliant diamonds ra Id bands with_sight surround the face of a 17 shimmsring diamonds. igtn.. 14K case. js is. ' ' ' CHURCH OF s,tors WsIcom. ____ _____ _ _ ____ _ - ' -- - ------------ 5S 5- !'C- -_- S-- Lucky Strike Gren. CHRIST AT . . . ------ -- Air Conditioned ___ - ________________ ---- - - _ _ 5 ., - -- - OPIN THURS. & Ml. 'TlL -- _ . -- - - •. ------ . 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Bring your Bible and read •kiig. -I 'i uJIy 2' 11 - Fifteen bright diamonds Evangelist, Austin, Tex.; one of lbs 1:;;l N% I= J '. S t1l the old veteran at the parade, Discussion of voting pro. the child refusing to take castor cedures and party politics Is oil, etc. number one Item on the Only at the conclusion did agenda. Speakers will be Mrs. Skelton reveal a trace of emo- Camille Bruce, Seminole Countion. In his curtain speech, he ty supervisor of registration; made his traditional comments birs. Jane Adriatico, vice chair. about not wishing to offend any- man of the Seminole County one and hoping that his buffoon- Democratic executive commitcry had helped his audience for- tee, and William Medcalf, chairman of the Seminole get their troubles. He hurried through the speech County Republican executive committee. and dashed offstage in tears, - snwk this __ ___ - J. D. Phillips TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR - MENTHOL And More 1 1. form. He romped through his Voters Is scheduled for 10 a.m. usual procession of gags, some Thursday at the Seminole old, some new, and performed County Health Cent9r in San- ' .' 5 Far- . "THE FALL OF MYSTIC BABYLON" "'THE BEAST OF DANIEL SEVEN" SERVING SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY cINCE,')2''' _________________________ ______________ TRIP THIS SUM MER o lT'S YOUR FAU LT! . no vital organs. After his the United Nations, told the Inp.rforinanee, Skelton was told ternational Red Cross such the news and he rushed tearfully to th e hospital. Skelton remained with his wife, whom be married In 1945, and later attended the wedding of Frank Sinatra and Mis row at the Sands Hotel. He inBy Maryann Miles slated on performing his usual General meeting of the Pro. STRIKE - M. L IABORN JL, OWNER PH. 322.3253 I F YOU SWELTER ON YO UR VACATION ' - MYSTERIES OF PROPHECY VD j • wa - I 81 W. lcd St. - 1 - - - several , Shake hands 'tfi -- S ------- • LAUNDRY COO l- - by NIh.. Inc. Cu - _______________ ,t-r - i - ., l pyffl If . - I - if only for- the sake of Hanoi may feel compelled to face retaliate In some dramatIc . I hope to accomplish by trying tile pilot-, as war crirWnals? theories There are Aiuong them: here. current 1. Uniting the civilian popula LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP1 His rubbery face masking his ti on in the North behind hanoi's grief, Red Skelton downed be- military efforts In the South by for@ a delighted audieneo. Tiles- harnmering lionie the * idea that day night as his wife lay seri- the North Vietnamese are the ously wounded in a Las Vegas victims of criminal action by hospital from an apparently ac- the United States. 2, Rallying world opinion to eident.al gunshot. Georgia Skelton, 44, was de- Hanoi's side via the same dared in satisfactory condition theme. at Sunrise Hospital following 3. Getting material help from treatment for a chest wound sympathetic countries and spurwhich was Inflicted with a pistol ring its own people to keep up early Tuesday morning, the war's manpower demands. The accident took place in the Turning American public Skeltons' suite In the Sands Ho- opinion against President Johntel as he was performing in the son's Viet Nam pôhicie. supper club below. The last could turn out to be a The shot was heard by the miscalculation. Many critics of Skelton's daughter Valentina, the war already have joined 1L and college student friend, with administration officials In Art Coleman, 19, who were In trying to head off "war crimes" anoth er pert of the suite. Cole- trials. man entered the bedroom to Last Friday, 18 of the &'nnte's find Mrs. Skelton stretched on "doves" urged haunt to "rethe bed, bleeding at the chest. frain from any act of violence" "what happened? What did I against captured American airdo?" she was reported to have men and said execution "would incite a public demand for re rushed to thUatie swift and s.iton th hospital where doctors deAnd on MOnd,, A'thLIIY % -. ___ -r n- Fo"il and Hrn Ailmlnlq. riheontrol and healthier Wnrtuen are t,ilNIW YflHK (AI')-Th' tiuix- tration invs that Ic linek. p11k may entic' n wi'Il1ng of ir, ton M,vb the pIlls trj ,, i'nmrnl ht'Itc Place' nrn" qnv it univ he hi'rnqe of the hrc'nct qimllrir to that of it. PALM SPRINtI, Calif. (AP) the flirtIl.vf'tItrnI pill. early Pr nancy, bitt that It "Rut sinmen have --Shiger Frank Sinatra lrnney We pul tw, nnil two fogeth- lnctc only ahinuut three mnnfhc, ger tet than they uuced n. ton,' flIflhlItt'(l, sntiis'here, svitPi his er,'' saul l)nui (nrson, pu'si• A r eprf'centativf' of a ma jor ('arruith ' third wife Mm Inrrow today ilent uf IAuvIt,lP lirasslere pill manufacturer saki his firm -----•-------after a 1ns Vegas wedding per- PnY had no ctatktieni information "Wt"Vt' ItceIl witefiItit Iur,nrd between plane flights. to cuippnrt a link between the GRAPE VILLE 1 . American pilots as war crimi ItinIs t'oul,I lend to "d1snatvnu' W A S III N G T 0 N (AP) i, o,Sinatra flew from 1,orwlon go tip the last two years." . pill and bigger busts. Though Communist counlries nAls. And yet it wasn't until Wit et),imequence1q." (4,.ir.,ton said qi?,t- 311i alway.q In New York and froin there to FLORIST 'I'lirre have twen. however, i ~ have a marked habit of not al- month or so that Official Wall" The United States' leont posi I Lnit Vegns, landing two hont.q linq I)ren flip I)4,w(-;I brwitflere ways following through on belt- lngton demonstrated '' tu'tort' the wedding Tuesday. selle, hut cites 36111 and 31C ing which usually disappear, imon Is grounded in the 1949 Ft.r Fr All O Me statement,s, there Is real cern. POTTED PLANTS concern here that North \'Jet There are at lens Anstelp-.% In rinollipr of lilit com. C (-ill) qnlpq are ill) about 20 "I don't think yme ran .itingle , ' CUT FLOWERS Nam may try downed American sons for the mounting nniet.. signed In 195 and North Vi'l HA MON Not hleux, soil Pflfl' Jets. The innrrhige Is the per rent and for the first time out birth-control pills as the one CORSAGES 1. The parading of doiens ° Nam In 11117. pilots as war criminals. first for flip 21-year-old star of are larger thmiu, A nip sales, re eaiiq,°' said Carriuth, general 15. of Mi. aliti American The concem Is based in part captured tel(''isio,1'g "I'eyton Piare." fl21 Orapevlfle Ave. ported ('bark's H. Cnrruutti, manager of .lnntien'c 'ni,nila. s I Pnevn, Minutes after flip wedding Janlren, Ine., vice preddent. on the eflectivenes of the air through the innin street of ha- ventlon applies to "armed mu MFMBFR FLORAFAX q performed before a few FREE DELIVERY "And the 11 euip-ti, strikes against oil facilities out- not July 6 before jeering crowds filet" as well as cases of tie- has entered the school used vitamins. if's a general npgrari. 122-0886 lit to lie only for r)1(1( rrienflit al flit , Sands Hotel, the side lianoi and Haiphong and on shouting: Inst nt health. I- Onred war -(bere fills lwq,li no fill- marine ellgineers _ wnr couple announced they were ('arrittli said. "A lot of younger ______ flYllio lo New York and board. women re(lidre them now." believe North 'iet Nam is hard- criminals severely." gives prisoner of win- stntiis Worth, for six months ed their plane. Mr'idrnform, Inc., also re2. The recent muhtlpllclt.3' of pressed for men and materiel. war criminals and SflM LAUNDRY he vIhl which after study They filed no flight plan, and ported a swing to larger iieAs far back as last Septem- threats in official and senuloffi- •'ir1soners Of war must at iuil ber, the North Vietnamese gov- cial North Vietnamese qunrterp tinies be protected, particularly spell(I 11 ypar at t4ea I)e- afrivirt niffliorilles In Now York hill nrily In flip (Jnilptl States. i 1. rf , lx)rt( , (l flip Jet did not land "it uqed to Ix, .1111 was the lnt t.110 pilott, would be tried. ornment threatened in a letter tl against acts or violence or in- fore completing anotho mational Red Cross 3. The psychological and ma- tinildatfon and against Insuhs six nionths study to be- there. 't'hc're were unconfirmed elnscir average site," a spokes"PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE" to th it licensed Mer- sreporls Iha( they flew here In- man said. "Ahotit laqt year, we at Geneva to try captured terini losses suffered by North and public curiosity." come trati. but airport of(icinl had notirul it had gone up to 31, __________________________ Viet Nam In the devasting oil North Viet Nam claims as H SEMINOLE Marine engineci'. left the field by that time. La. and that we were selling more chant Pagliacci Skelton Performs After Wife Wounded . ": Airline Strike - I 4. Th flY SIIY COUNTY - S Back 17 DRY CLEANING I I • . bui , ii Belles - Chapter 14 - s Mia Farrow -- I ~ Three Receive 1~ Nurse ,Eyes Mas cre Sus ed ' 'WOM ' Awards In ..... I .1 - and South Viet Nam If the Viet I tht-' u.S. 25th 1nfant-' Dlvief) - "CoM disband and Hanoi with- sion killed 51 Viet Cong in the ! I S - draws Its troops from the South. Ho Be WocL. !l miles northwest Except for the mention of reu- of Saigon. The U.S. command the pr l t on ?Cp- said the American company CHICAGO (A!') The dark- no exchange nurse who escaped The City iaI] Hospital adminresented little new and efiected suffered heavy casualties. dainty nurse looked at the fate of her roommates bY istrative director, C. S M William the new confidence In Saigon The enemy force, in an unusu the sine' man accused of rLlrolling under a bed and praying Ruddle. said Miss Amurao. Women of the Noose Awards over the allied militaMY position- al appearance in camouflaged calmly killing eight of her ins M~11 ' they were led, one b.%. one. to, dressed tn a nurse's uniform. Since the proposal dmnnded uniforms and steel helmets, ad- friends. their deaths, was there to an- was taken by Dr. Norcross to their capitulation. the Cominu vanced within 15 yards of the Richard Speck, 24, was in a swer that three members of Sanford question. Speck's Tom. 1sts were certain to reject it. U.S. infantrymen before being bed at the City Jail Hospital. The Chicago Sun-Times and Ruddle said Dr. Narcross Chapter i404 at a recent enrollIn the ground war, U.S. Jtfl.& repulsed. a U.S. spokesman pale from a loss of blood the Chicago Tribune in today's spent five minutes examining merit meeting at the Moose * and artillery pounded Commu- mid. through self-inflicted cuts in th.b editions both said Miss Amurao, Speck as Amurao s'd Borne, 2660 S. Palmetto A'euc. igit positions in the jungles of During the five-hour battle the arms. had identified Speck as the in- behind lift-n. Dr. Norcros did I Receiving the awards were the Song Ngan Valley just below Viet Cong shot down a U.S. But eve He ma.y have been further trude . r I P, , not observe the girl's reaction. Doris Gandy, first place; Amy ~ am, . .-Ibe 37th Parallel frontier as 7.- trmv Gunship helicopter. I weakened, doctors said, by a American Marines and Fears for the fate of and o heart attack which he may have nc'y's office refused to give any anything. Moore, third place, South Vietnamese troops car- can fliers captured in North suffered canI short))' before his faceinrormation on the confrontation When Dr. Norcross turned Bertha Tarlton was installed 1p 1i ! zAed Operation H.astins into the VIOt Nam Increased with re to Solmeeting with the nurse or to comment on S lit the newspa. around. Ruddle continued, Miss as guide and Mrs. Moore as. ports from Peking and Prague Tuesday. per reports. that the North Vietnamese art)-; Was he the same man who Dr. William N. Norcross. th Amurao was gone. She had gone corder. installing regent Was * * * e into Dr. Norcrnss' office u Eloise Small and Installing bassadors there had said the had managed to subdue, gag, city jail physician, said In a consult with police officials, guide was. Edna Meuihotto. be airmen would be tried as war bind and then kill eight young medical bulletin that Speck May Then she left th Mrs. Moore, who also - was e hospital. -5 criminals. st dent nurses early Thursday? have suffered a heart attack A spokesman at South presented her star recorder pin, ChinaWhile U.S. officials and mem- Corazon .Amurao. 23, a Filipishortly before th e Incident 11F go rt ed on her trip to MooseCommunity Hospital, whore repo hers of Congress warned in re Is an 80 per cent the eight students we "The heart. i re In train, Was of tough American , • chance that chard Speck suf. 4 said Amurao was New candidates enrolled W be response to mistreatment of the fered a coronary thrombosis placed under sedation. Opal Dorn, Katharine Johnson, airmen, the North Vietnamese tød.a.y sometime prior to 10 a.m. and Georgia Chief counsel Gerald Getty news agency published a letter (Tuesday)." Norcross said. Senior Regent Charlotte Carl. the public defender's office was Sen. b3' President Ho ciii Minh to WASHINGTON CAP) "Complete rest has been 0!'- appointed Tuesday by Judge son announced her committee Iversit M. Dirkuen says that American Socialist leader Nordered as well as no Interviews Daniel Ryan as. Speck's atwr- chairmen to be Ada Williamson, 11 or. man Thomas promising humane If ne e cutions or visitors for the next 48 hours. publicity; Doris Lind, MooseI i, S ed., "the American people ti'euttfll'flt of the captives. The patient cannot be moved," Dr. Norcross told Judge Ryan heart; Janet Hall, liberty; Doris Thomas said he Tote Ho July U wart to go whole hog" he said. that Speck was physical' Un- Smith, social service; Katherine 4 iI ;1i11 against North Aliet Nam if Ha. 1,*~#' warning Ho that execuUon of WASHINGTON (AP.) - The I Dr. Norcross said Speck comI able to appear in court and ad- Johnson. child care; Loulne U.S. fliers would have "disas- Is-day airline Ald puts os tzwed U.S. pilots strike approached Iplained of chest pains, was rest- vised against the alternative of Sinko, hospital; Virginia Skelly, S trous effects" on efforts. to a1. a crucial showdown today with less and was trying to sleep. convening court at Speck's bed- Mcrnsehaven; Audrey Roberts, cxpand the peace movement in the a union maneuver that threat Views similar to that 1. He said tests would be con- side. homemaking'; Opal Dorn, memNo Pressed by the Senate Repubhi- United States. ens to stretch the costly, crip- ducted today and Thursday to Speck, a once-married ex-con- bership, and Eloise Small, Ho replied "Titani; you for pling walkout MD leader at a news conference another two determine Speck's condition. vict, is charged with murdering friendship. Tuesday were reflected in your message. No doubt you weeks. First executive board meetDr. Norcross reported Speck's Gloria Jean Davy, 22, al Dyer. YOU euts by Senate Democratic know that the policy of the go'. The decision of the striking chest pains at a hearing Tues- lad., who is iflg' of the new officers tool: believed to have 1ader Mike Mansfield and ernment of the democratic re Machinists' Union to take a day in the felony division of Cir- pan been the first of the nurses t place Monday evening at the Sens. Thomas H. Kuchel. R. public of Viet Nam with regard "vow of confidence" among all cult Court. emb die In the townhouse shared by Moose Home. Next business 'calif., and John Sherman Cwip. to the enemics captured in war 3.000 strikers In some 30 cities He said Speck was depressed the meeting will be at 6 p.m., July beer nine girls. in a humanitarian one. Whih you f er. R,Ky. 25, at the Home. there is no contract agrmduring the confrontation with Speck Was taken to CD01; wou* * Cooper said any, violatiun of,good health." ment today stunned top federaliMiss Amuran kind remained de. , County Hospital early Sunday , ad I the Geneva prisoners of wa ~ P01K. Paul V1 followed U.N. I Iofficials and negatiatorb for the pressed after she left. with a Profusely bleeding left with NEEDS OF FORESTS convention by North Viet Nam Secretary-General U Thant and five grounded airlines, arm after he attempted to corn- Forests are found only where ter "could provoke responses which other world li'aclers in an P The only hope for shortening mit suicide In a skid row hotel. temperatures are above 10 dewould increase and increase peal on behalf (if the captured hut strike that has already tak. OS PLt al H flt was recognized in the emer- gret's centigrade during th e I into total barbaric conflict. fliers. The pontiff told his wt1 en much of the joy and the moo gency room by a doctor as the vegetative season, annual rainHanoi signed the convention in ly general audience at Castel cy out of the nation's peak summan accused of the killings, 1q57. fall above 20 inches and humid. Gundollo. outside Rome, Ii ICIt mer tourist season apparently Notes He was later transfered to ity more than 50 per cent saturasi; the North Vietrial ol .obliged to "The possibility of a t lay in government pressurt, to! JULY 19. 1966 the jail hospital and kept under ation. kic-cording to the namest' government to "furnish win a settlement before the Ufl these prisoners, and the Admissions heavy guard. clopaedia Britannica. those prisoners the safety and ion's 5 p.m. EDT deadline. known ultima te results of such th Johnson, Pearl Mc_____________________________________________________________ Eliza be i trial. should shock the con- I treatment provided by internaThat left just seven hours Daniel, Bethesda Payne. Eu- ________________________________ i P . each case np ! from the opening in science of the world and ought tiunal rules, of today's genia Ruby, Adah Ashdown. 71 to lead eveny countm, in tile PlYing those norms luvorably I tall.6 world to express Its. condemns- and justifiably." A union vote without an McDonald, Wilbur Grow, Joane North Viet Nam's thurgt d at agreement between company then tion." Cooper said. i Haupthorn, Sanford; Howard mires in Laos. Nguyen Chan, and union negotiators is virtualMansfield retained hope thini') Fraser. Osteen. the .Communists. will not go said in Vientuine, "There are ly certain to reject the last airDischarges only through with their threat to tn., no American prisonerb of war 1lines' proposal, sourceis in thc Mattie Holt. Jessie Tanner. the captured Americans its war hi North Viet Nam. They are talks said. And negotiations Santelia Brooks, Janet C. all v.-ur criminals, With I criminals, would cease during the week it Combs, Sanford; Christine But he said "Hanoi should U.S. pilots flew through the would take to conduct the bal- Robb, DeBary; Ada Winfield. Born recognize the feeling in this record baruge of missiles loting. Deltona; Julie Thomas. Pamela 1 , -• -country, both among its citizens Tuesday to bomb six oil depots Negotiations with United. Na- Ann Robinson. Lake Mary: LinIng p and Its. Congress. on thib matter and other targets in North Viet tiunul, Eastern, Northwest and dii Carter and baby boy, Oviedo. hazuc ti and consider the conse- Nam. The previous high number Trans World airlines would and " quences." of SAMs sent up was 16, on July huve to begin all over again if Kuchel said the Hanoi regime be the union members voted no. in the past 15 da.vs. U.S. pilots Clow , would "bring down the wrath of -e world " if It tries the Amen- have spotted at least 90 of the then would mean still another "flying telephone poles.." week to take a second ratificaDlrksen said If such trials art' but the plane' lost Tuesday was tion vote. credited "There must be a better way held the world assaulted withcan a expect to be the first in the Period taped radio- I to a nuissile. The SUCCCSS of U.S. than that," said one high gov. television barrage of propagap- airmen in eluding the rockets IS crnrnent official, means I column by 2 inches. di,. He predicted there may be attributed to ef[CCtIV flying Too smell for an ad to b. "b r a In- washed confessions" tactics and electronic jamming The Suluki breed, known to f noticed or effective? You're of the missiles' radar guidance have existed as long ago w from American fliers, "The trials will be as. indecent systems. CII9 this onsi S 7000 to 600(1 B.C,, is known as and as one-sided as it is possible I Tuesday three M1G17s pounced the "ro'a1 dog of Egypt." t v". for the Communists to make During the -rids in the North ______________________________________________________ 1_1 them," be said. "This is one of em a flight of U.S. Air Force the zeal benefits they hope to F105 Thunderchiels and shot down one of the American o. reap In world propaganda." b found planes. Dlrksen said he had S. " after investigation that there Is til . S been opt by homemade fire bomb,;. Firemen reported that 3'nuth threw rocks at them as theye (Herald Photo) Central Florida region attending the two-day session .... S ~; Buxom-Bosomed - I adding that be would ask for troops In event of a rioL Fires caused £1,000 damage to a laundry and unspecified ,i damage to a grocem. . Police -410111t; 'Old Man' Sinatra _..__.,.,.,A_ Of American Prisoners Of War - said city police were able to ' handle the situation, with the help of some state troopers. 'As long as ft gets no W0.sC . .i '& I - - : P U. S. Concerned About Plight I - South Vietnamese government Leatherneck battalion that had with apparent U.S. blessing of- borne the brunt of the fighting fered to end the war. including left the field. the air strikes against the Corn- in the only heavy engagement muni North. and begin talks Tuesday reported by the U.S. ,j I ift 1* .'! 7 I I . 4...J" . . -J 1. Mary Lou Fesla of fougnt the latrndry hlaTe. I 'Banns of vandals gave Jack. A honeymooning Akron. Ohio. lesh, Fm., suffered severe th( wele in sithilar ineiiknts. second straight night eouii)e told of reeI vik that. was R,(led,e Pearson, state prec. a gang of male and a3 quelled only after police placed female Negroes when they stop• ident of the National a curfew on a Negro business tied at a traffic light. thin for the Advancement of People, called off fur. and residential area. and Mrs. Robert Cutrighl Colored Mr. ?nB Sit. J. T. Lowe said said they jumped from their ther ii,irebes on Cit Hafl un 12 persons all Negroes and car and fled, taking efnge at til afler a conference 'ith ti mostly teen-agers were ar nearby house. She was admit- mayor s c ii c d ii I e d Frida, rested. tany minor Injuries fed hospital for cuts *nd NAACP pickets have bed ;I were reporW from the Wr- hruLoes cm her Inge, and arms. demonstrating ngainst city hi,-. ~ odic Macks by small bands. A white girl about io and Ing practices. Mayor Louis B. Ritter, who I sounded out Gov. 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New 'York iOOlf. ind iiItalnatin (-arv a an nntpstnnrn'. ,$4re -.nnnet- When 'ou are attempt1n ft's nn 1erei are available. you have in serv*ee-connected to prove tht• p?c?ence flf * airv- Pd. The same priiinmrt ion holds if s an lnth,'c'e or enli'tee Tot sign a atat.ement . t1(iiL disability. 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I) have no 'uosi for up to three PRT5 t% For example, veterans with emergencies. veterans eligible of rot. hospitidization privilp. ~aftx-r seywratinn %nd for rmiltiSm this dj%Rhility mmit not disshilffiftifor tmnsportation at Veterans disabilities except vetarans Pervice-rnnnerted IL Spanish American s Wnr gec the eternyic ?dm1ntti-e tile inntf Up to ren vear be t)tt reiilt n your own mi have top priority for adnu'ialon Administration expense should thi As a veteran with no proven tinn ennsiderrs that any veteran Hnn" .n- dfiteuxt ilermsyl is rnni-Itim. to reterans hospitals. *ware prior approval. 10 . 1. who disability developed you me ntal i1lpii considered ice-cnnnecteo If (NEXT: Hospital nghta.) As a patient without serviceBut If you are a veteran are eligible for free meiji- wi th in two year., from the time ft up within three vrlatM All veterans and their tamwithout ii service-connected die- connected disabilities, you may also W Ray Crawler WASHINGTO?%(NEA) r - 4 At : let r I * I .... ..... -.... • . Whr §=jb Papr 4 &Mdarb S I .6f; under three rirrumstanem: July 00. 14 wartime dut ,% sm hsiving a 4tvr%.These rul". were applied in liable information contained in When Applying -for Vttilr- CE CflflflPC 158 ilIt.. World W ar H 8fl( Ii.ON'It. They this seriei on hand as rmaRDF hospital or dniniciliury 141 a veteran develops a probably will tv uteii for Viet nPrit reforerwo. This newspaper can chronic disease resulting in 1( \an veterans too is h a ppyto announee that all-of P LA if .' \ W ' .p%S t. , tt)l' ir. - Floranc. McKinney slessvil!, PlorI4s ..••.'. N ' k Florlds - Kent Demand KIU)MMos, p . fl MODESS r • SHOE POLiSh ,,, BC)X OF 12 RVAR-3 at MqAS. 7%e couple resides at I= West REG. 10C EACH ary Pboto) Coleman Cirile. IC N MI X • 19 l jt £I too i p.. 1w':\ 3k 19t 4IIt p1 - 1 27 VALUE C "-.' W#1 Ont. face magnihes. KODACOLON FILM LIMtT 120 1'6 12 620 - - - £ with ter t . Mr. William Honored At Kilbee Family Fete' 1 I B Mm. .lo E Mthieus his mmuit.cr and vuh, Rev. and Mn. J. I.,uwrence Ward; dear friendii. Alm. Vance Wujrnon, was beld Ivy f- VALUES TO SIAB the Kilbee family him Edson Golt, Mrs. Nevada at Sieg Ilavillion in Fort Lunt Park at Lake Barney (Gciievu bonarinr William G. Ober thim several of the m , ing P t am ti , ho 4100 rr 1 i G ' THICK Red Tape By Decorated teflon 9to pie or cake B. rt loz WAST clinler o', ----------------------119 VALUL 14-OZ- CAN 5 TEFL - ,! ,." - YOUR CHOICE ;... SHOWER SHELVES Flu aU showem. Safe and handy shelf spact. % 0 HRrdwwd. spring tyyleFull size. PACK OF 72 C Li t r Three Tons X. ( / .:.;•. L. Orlando; his mater, Mrs this fall Walter Yarborough, Ids brother. And Hughes Aircraft. maker in4aw and shrter, Mr. and Mrs. of Surveyors. wants to make Roy Tillis; his nephew and sure the launch comes off withlanffly. W. and Mrs. Ed Yar- out a hitch. bamugh and children, Lynn, The company included &.000 ' % C 77 I' -- ". . today'S . E. and J. W., (more nieces pounds c wrte launch In ...J•. NICKI N C REG. CML ANTISEPTIC LAWN rNAIR big coidart. '' -plus. Decorator colors, tubular XWW lop. J ust the thft *MU VAVrTOWA ... Aotp MW - J. RIHERD Starke.. Floiride PMTO Cube and CH& Picture 4, 7" " " Tow 1601OL" ..go* Ms. 8 Of •.. 66 EAOII Fog 111% 1*810 / MILLER RADIO AND APPLIAN CE , . PIOi*1uIMWltb$ casTying am. 13READ DIXIE DARLING STRAWBERRY F U - (SAVE 10 PKG) EGGS CRACKIN GOOD 6Y2.oz. CRACKIN' GOOD • or 2 1110001 1111" memo" :*...40 111115 C PLUS 25 FREE STAMPS . . . . . 39~ doz PLUS 50 FREE STAMPS R . . . • • • • PLUS 25 FREE STAMPS • ALL SIZES • . . 6.20 LBS. 11-ar. CRACKIN' GOOD PLUS 25 FREE STAMPS Lb* SERVE WITH (25 FREE STAMPS NO COUPON NEC3 PALMETTO FARMS CRANBERRY SALAD GEORGIA RED SWEET, JUICY ? US CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF 490 OLEO BLUE BONNET THOMPSON WHITE SEEDLESS * 0 0 LIM. 290 OLEO TATERS 10 PERSIAN JUICY NUTS MRS. SAM SNYDER Wacina, FWWe ROBERTS JANE Lis. SOFT 4 LOS. $ 0 L2. 43o St 0 ; 4 I 390 STEAKS ALL FLAVORS 390 lvi $1099 1. MORTON PI ES W-D BRAND 3 /$ 10 6-oz. CAN HI-ACRES "The Real Thing'* SLICED 390 OR"GE JUICE 6/$1@ STVBERRIES ITROZEN) FRENCH 5-LB. BAG MORTON APPLE POTATOES 0 0 890 DANISH RING 690 ARTIC 4-LB. WHITE CIRCLE 1 1/ GERMAN MORTON PEAS . . ?%%iifl PKG. 67 CHO , .';~ I I f ~ 1~ Lee, Florida Jacksonville, Flarlds $ ee 99 i 1 ti. 59~ Cope.anuSliced '199 Fash Sa u sage LB. 59? Wieners, lye 39~ SWISS SLICED CHEESE Biscuits 4/37?Cheese . REG. 39 for 12-ox. PKG. TARNOW (REGULAR 491) . BALLARD OR PILLSBURY CANNED TOP 6I 12-ox. PKG. FRIED 8-or. PKG. AMERICAN, PIMENTO OR DIXIANA 10-ax. PKG- Cream rum 9g tewLs. REGULAR 6911 I.B. MOKED -F U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF PLATE 5-LB. PKG. GROUND W.D BRAND 2A-lb. BOX PLUS 50 FREE STAMPS lO.oz. PKGS. DIXIANA WITH SNAPS Iockl.dg., Florida BONELESS U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND FULL CUT -- WALD Tifton, Georgia WOOD BRAND E-Z CARVE 2½-LB BOX COOK QUIK CUBED FOR BOILING) PEA JOHN HOLMES Klsslmm.., Florid. U. S. CHOICE st 4's MRS. FILBERT'S GOLDEN 1/ FRESH GREEN Georgia R C The Florida Savannah, SLIDE "WONDERS OF THE WORLD ...... 35 aa, 3$ e 29~ FLA. ALL WHITE GR. 'A' FRESH PIN EBREEZE 2-1.8. CUP Ho=k St" 0000 THRU JULY 230 yf&U2 Chemm Cake GOOD "Mu JULY 234D 1 6000 T14AU JULV &SRO SUPERBRAND COTTAGE IBM y wftftft~~ GOOD TKXW woo vomw jwiv a3as JULY zone PS I ANY TWO 0,948. Cookles so 44"D THOU JULY 97P a oNt 4-oz. cAlf 3164 Popper soon THRU 7&lrm^ STAMM 0 I Top PAK—" W r 411111141"as 4000 THAU Jul fee "u. . . 23~ PLUS 25 FREE STAMPS R ITBUN PKG. • . • 19 RACE & W%M Any PANTS r . -CT. l with S500 order ANIMAL COOKIES0 0 0 0 29~ 77 PO I I O C Fl I F S E E S E CU LS CORN CHIPS. 0 0 0 0 0 39~ TWIN PACK BECK LULA FOR 299 1111101111 P . ...... ' S for Patic, Y&K Family Rem, WHITE ARROW Limit TMY Bloomer MSAJCO IIE.A*LNG NIL GOKGE C. HEA1N, CONSULTANT 83 Cleaner 7/'1. . • DOUGH 0 9-az. PKG. DIXIANA FRENCH OR REG. Clii C K. Gainesville, Peas MEDO LARGE PWTO $ 29 van CAlERA OUTFIT . 0 • ALL PUPPOSE 12-o-z. ARROW NEW LOW DOCOWa mum o* moneY. RANCH REGULAR 49g 10½ oi. M & M COATED )3-oz CRACKIN' GOOD WINNERS DREAM TRIP COMER H. SMITH FRANK WIECZONK ZULA p Seven pieces $11 OR ns Butter Bea WINNERS COLOR TV VEARLEY Green Beans Florid. EflackeyePeas Bla*ckeyePeas -SUM-X FWTO 00T===~ Drop in the film can. , 9t NAIR COLORING $I.il SIZE, lI.OZ. ,on'u Worced FAIR 88 EACH . . MIAMI &Wlilkum S hw.X S anduaflbrushos, scoo INK 7wa BOO 08 LOVING CARE . Peg. 2/35t 0303 Thrifty Maid Lo. & 3w. FAMILY CREAMS* 0 0 0 39~ L.B. FRESH FROZEN $LIM $1.5, VALUE CLAIROL 0300 CAN . Jacksonville, Florida Orlando, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BATN SET and nephews) Mr. and Mrs. strucUons when Surveyor 2 was Dinty Wbiting and their three sent by air to Cape Kemledy, so", Jeff, Tony and Nick; Fla.. Monday. Mrs Betty Scbluaeme or d The Great Lakes form the Sub.lusmeyer Jr., his uunt, Mrs. largest body of fresh water in 0 28-oz. CRACKIN' GOOD BiG 60 FAMILY Fre"ie Johnson, M City Poorly P.aI.y, Orlando .f.ny D Evans, Holly Hill Pal'ka Mm Carl Dufden, Pony Mrs. Mary Thoobold, Ruth Groos, In. RIv. City Lets Mallory, Day. Ich. Marilyn ShooK Holly NNI L Folebells, Jet, Fla. nson, Mns.0 J. Dilihyon, Jr, Jsz Mary D Mrs.LDybsvkk,Poie.k,. Mrs. Jack P.gosls, Jot imilm Carpenter, Vero Bch. Bowie Feeler, Dek"s Derh WiWs,Palatka Mrs. Role" Illrebek, Jan Ga. Mary K. Rod"re, Jan Billy L We*, Douglas, Ormond Beach, Fla. - \ FINE, DRIP Limit i with $500 order rgen V U morthe Speftef, Orlondo Mrs. C. Lacey, Orlando IDA HARDISON BRYLCREEN DRESSING 56 • VA" 99, GILLETTE IYLONS IGH-RISE P xtru long for - . MUSTANG SIAS SIZL 7410 CAN S 140 VALUE Jim.$ Poly plaxtic with n3lon briattles. . ' SOWL BRUSH C - EACH bandies. 0 GIANT BLUE REGULAR 59 .4 GRAPES --------------------- HAIN SPRAY ADORN ----------------- CLOTHES 1110. 86r, PLASTIC II I . I-LB. PKG. DIXIE DARLING SOUR 59( j BABY POWDER of C0101. . DELMONIE 4-or. DULANY STEMS AND PIECES 0 WIIUms, Loegwool l 0 1-LB ASTOR V. P REGULAR, REGULAR 79 Mrs.P.W. Rawls, Jet N Sch.ffs,, Jan. flo P. A. Wright, St. Cloud C. M. Vaughe, Orlando R*fir Green, Orlando, Fla. W. G. Lane m Jan R. L Grevers, Titusville, Fla. Dorris R. Sunday, Ode*de Mrs. Paul Dearman, too 0. Mary F. Scho", Apopka Olivia Ferrell Jan Rawlins Vkk, Orlando D LMUI.r,N.Sie Bch. Eljgsb.th5ielth,Mt.Dons Mrs. Ethsl Alien Nie son, tucks Dorough, Tiftoc, Go. Joan R.r,,ss Jan, Fla. Ruth Freemen, Orlando Iohs,tM G,iosr, Jet tvslhw J. Warrick, Jan Mary J. Rodgers, Jot Mrs. J. R. Aspinwall, Dlasm. carel Gillis, Jot Mrs. L V. Phillips, Or. M. Mrs. L 9. Brumbevoli, Od. Mrs. R. H. Woodard, W. P. wayno vanderpol, Jan Eunke R. Ramsay, Org. Pk- S in . C pan. Bakelite i W. 29 SPRAY pan, gourmet fry LOS ANGLES (AP) The cialty." 00En,joyinr the day with "Mr. launch of Surveyor WiIiiaLm" wab Itib pownd brother of Am. Kate"; his brother, Razyniond, camera on the moon. is set for from tj DOUBLE All who attended Kilk-e (un delightful aftemoon of just his 4th of JuLv) bh-thduy. eatinc, reminiscing and "beiniz The family enjoyed a leisure- 16M.Pt ly prepared dintLer Of an old fashionad cam hall, immburgera, watermelon, Mrthday cuk , and to add invited for the day brought a covered no. Sat tAETAL 47 - ' . JUMBO GALA ow Swan M. McCall, Senhw Ia 'ordO $Oewsrt,Sort'N Mrs. C. Wsns,Ortsnds H Jac. Longwood A R.rV. seas. °.• LflHse L.w.oe, W G.,gTh L Jed* Haw y mar. 181. Harold I. Burr, Ormosid Be. Charlie 1. Murmy, Lk. Cty. We Williams, Brunswick E---- r1tF all faucets. Choice $100.00 WINNERS . REG. 59r., RUBBER BATN . REG. 3/69s 0303 DI! • .: M@W Tucker, Moultrie • WIN, 0 fla DILI q-, irl town. discount or member d& Whether ou or 80 you save at SuperX Let us price your prescription. at no ablication. I Box of 50 Cisars. • . 5 /'1 . 46-ot. THRIF`TY MAID more EDWARD . 19; scription jowes tube. KING 7 - ' REGULA R 37 Joh much for prescriptiom. C 77 grew in his "little ole melon patch," whieb was cut and served at his birtbda3,celebration in FL (Berald Photo) lane Park, Lake Harne.y. ban "U 0 C Sizes: vy 'tou may be paving too "4' GLEENA, CT F. SI.25 VALUE -- Ibc VALUE wr?l.•\ M.Mks$. Mrs. W W Fish, Sr ,Jan O r , wø. Carrots 6/'Io Drin s 4/'1. Corn .. Tuna F'I*sh 3/'1. Beans 3/33# v Mus rms /'I Ca ies, 39~ naise Day. *e. s.itui. I,viswkk Ga. Mrs. timu H.ro$dJ.,en.WlntuGard. LLHowud,Ju Wands House,, Titusville I. A. S.eds,, Jan C A PAIR 23 F lorida Norms Hl"s, Ps"V, Fla. I ''>I HOUFSI LE URRIES BLADES W. G. KiT BEE (left) and brother Raymond are shown with 70 pound watermelon "Mr. William" . 0 - super Itahilesi DI br . 1. MON. THIU SAT. A.M. mu :3O P.M. SUN 11 A.M. .$ PM I ubber t.&ndala for women and childreiL TTE GILLETTE Si Stor tavos, Assted IO.ja? W HWY l72 N TO WINN.DIX1I PHONE 322.8270 _......I ICE CREAM TOPPING 'ur IDE DETER NT - ? 'Wit :1 I DELICIOUS, KPAfl 411 , -- Clyde W. Riley 12-oi. THRIFTY MAID b I1I nnaise V QUART HELLMANN'S . 4/'Io 0 s 2438 Fnmch Ave- 1 CRTI . • Jacksonville, Furwe ' REG. TAG SALES PRICES "11 v %q 0 C PIL WYLER 0 sor DRINK U 3kit Cuftis M. DuPrea • Sl ING OR HOUSE & I GM3DEW AY SANFORD RAh '- Esquim paste in blaA or brovm. LIMIT NAPKINS of lieutenant commander on sey"nah, Georele Ys$.hssss. 3s VALUE N tllT&lY 14 ____________________________ Pi*.7t.). 'Jun ES - 69v Ix 6/'10 REGULAR 39 Cathirine Craven J. W. Campbell ' REGULAR . RFGULAR 2 / 3 9w J.ceselIlu, Pike I., Fluids 4k VALUE ;-7 11 Mrs. J. L. Nkhols Mn.Siirky Morris REG. $L1 1 Flerme 19-or. DIXIE DARING YEIIOVI, V/METE DEVILS FOOD 0 REGULAR 59s QUART DEEP SOUTH wayevess, Goorele , ke rin Vk HI Ale Ruth Stone - JAk' . - $ MM 1. S. MCCON . I a 3RD L. Mean*? Orlando, FIsel4s Ree@ Smith j It sli C B 1 14 G REGULAR OR LOW CALORIE REGULAR 12/$1 ... CHEK Rev. R.0. Bridghem Mrs. Fred S. Newton "!.I" u I( if LU C QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED-PRICES GOOD THRU J $1000.,00 WINNERS I. WIIUem 'ft - i uu PEG, 29g Orlando U 0r --.-------.- just add (I It d d) a y V Jim ................ iaflg $1 Ann 45090 Tonu JULY Baas AT OVA-PLO Spray Sftgtb 000411r"W 00" vow "AV ar P*O45.... ... ...... ............. $l °" low s 2 54 Misix Office as W. piar Downtows Orka"D 1) I Highway 17.fl. Lssgw..d Fr.isch Ave. &25tk. Pd..tt. Ave. & 3rd St. 400 L PIIIt St. D.IN 1 4 - I - 5-- . S �7 - AussieS H4 ave Own Ideas .-.I -n Fi g h ti n.g.The Viet Co g. n unior Ac ievemint Pro ram------- P1anne .A--.-h r Semmie I. h South bEt Sw 4 j 'i - -- -.---- -..._----.-- .--...-- am. r tc'tir'q own Ideas how t, tIght the Viet hut Viet N:itii tins 5(11111' HIt :$J,. S(,IIIIu, hlIver fIetn ii;, In H nns' nf 'he Viet (nngs mnst bnrnharrlmeruts vtpxot tn, m,,rh vc'r David .tnekcin is to break wnury about little.' iy U. ('ill. "Thu Viet Cong is l'tter nvnird, Cong and they have the whole lIflt uIg.'. fun. MI the Ant tallan Zmie. I l,i,,etterlq uf I rails . um'l up, scatter anti itust raw the ,tolm Ainold Wnir. ''This MiIIIIC hut grunter ricidirsition unit ilk vktnrfr's l months for the farm peopi. They ahan. pri Ill 0111111C. mid lot opernling it, 1coinlintiy uotiminiiiii-r.q sitid imiql 1 thristial, I),#. littwincir., (orri-ring 1~ Ago. 1 ,ill-tivore Viet Colig IllillA ill 11111111114. will N, 1wro jinvernmenf blittmIlemn dronod their fArrn,4. norchoir(ts ;intll them out. tot the nonriuinniqqin,ui'tl officers r.it,trs for tile Viel ('aug r1forol wnu• or,rk,rJ r,ul of Retiron n"ar plantations. ThotmAndiot of refi.i. uiiuch larger unit s. Phuot' Tuv Province: (test raw \'tet N;iun. ''We line In rrnliw that it 'Only alter we have broken in \'Iet Untn ti,k part In tIn' Mn the to, c's,,, 'iii In H Zone sinci the village of Rlnh ('* in. Man' 01 these men have the Vit Cong political nppain geps ow crnwrl the provincial fought and won a similar guier. (',,unh,uslin. his; and theu hunt. dowu evev' will take years In ininplete norup the enemy regluuients Andluiyuuti rntuupnlgti. Since then Viet tang forces capital, Ran,. It I-, loelim-f'(1 flint kovfl Illord- linve Pitided both Vlotnitmookito 1N11111y for Illeote illell silli, fill, Thi% foo the Ottiation confront. Shr Oantorb %traih C0111 I'll'Ili St terrorist title by one. mission And shiilil.v Accept flip hnitoillons enn we fight It NlAln~* h' huuuin Oni*c u'nthi'r mill ten tutu In nittype campaign.'' tore Vir't ('sing rrgirneritc area lint been treed fact niUt stay until It is done.' and American attempts to run ing th Australians. Pap 6 - July 20, 9(3 • WA I jq 1 Entertainer Fights Taxes TU\' V1't Nn (AP qq - 4W PIOV1NC, ri ll.% \\- r in the iiinglei nflil o r comniiinio tinnn$iii,i, the In mnklng ihl rnnipntiiin. Other sltI%ntltnMe nientlntiril IIIV Pt tlt,c' irr p,sier In (np' nl,,t,t I.fl('! rt,'n. sre biotloiorl in PPyn rJwn M th. Tn a111:1111 At jn it M1nn, Ahiit tiftt qts t'Ogfl7e tliffrr 1w Wirr were better itiliirnin will, H lit hnt nt,tt thi' t1,c' prirwø In neldIllein t will help Ilw Vt. Wnrr a1in , prrivinee became a tr'e brnbrubber p1antatti'n solt ithea st of çI$ art, new $0 lintilese ptitii it And ui'qtitle eui.'e in the Mnlnyn nnil $,' JtIIiItIt' it; lUll thick. tlti ifi i hii,ntlred 'if Ie,cl gi,erIl)a ! Ing inn,'. F'i,,neq ,nql r'ih1ør Sat n-the (cRCt iM citU Is $1 II4t iii it iv , T1Jt tnn'tity nf the war like mop,t oil thu Atetju'fl' %pfigPt' Into it. !l'a 's'te aIfr,wel t) hIat At null hr'ttet llnk in'twi't'ti I lii" ! I'IIIIfU 1IIV secret-a .00O.rnan AIrnlInn Itite. n "The ChineseCnnutnunit in uuuiith rc'cti,lc' nhnuit I) tIanf have IIt'c'h for year tin In Viet Nam. TPpø cyelø M Vf. Cem tnk. Incal neruitl1rnt I lit',, Hilt I It will 1e a big Icib task force has set ui enmi. 1w Hi 111110.q .H frt,in Malaya were much lt'ss active r 1nrnInntfrm. Theft I sion n nver and nverrurn.'n? rnf• The Australians lave their the Smith Clifton 'h r.rtr7lr,ce wa flU' ceie nf 1 aqiinnq, of I rnp aai,D t,nrtt,e,,t f by their tiniuii'r, hirig. 011-i 'Ii, the Malaya wat we iIlilnt thati the 'Irt Cong.'' lie riIil. JititI hit' liglihitig uutult n1 PHJOC 0zkni7.atiflflRl meptings have project 14get off the ground." orange Counts and is exper- Southern Bell Telephone, 'United n ey Company, i)ynatrnnks. Incthe planning sstons a nd evnIn a week from October part of the b;usInss trainIng of planAssisting are overflow been held and more homer will be Ed- fencing enrollments Suit' Bank of Seminole, nor- C1112en5 Bank of Oviedo, NelsonpledIng support to the effort. thrniuih May. I tCIiflIW4M'k and responsibility. rwd here in an effort. to estah- ward Guard, 11arfln engineer, from the schools in that arvg,- idn Power sind Ught CnmpntLv. Companyof Oviedo and Florida , f.riction that comes no ~-oltilhs #1"1 their company In addition to finsinvial %tip- 1 ' - TIN, safl%' Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Power Corporation have c,served as first exec utive said Usti a Junior Achievement Pro- who sponsoring companies and with the ti-nining oilf s'oung peo- officers, select a product and State 'Rank. J. c. ran- pressed keen Interest by at nd. firms will he asked tit director of cram In Scminole County. ple will prove to be ample re. affet producing the ittim, foin. ) pro% the Orange CAntz*- 1,ocal business leaders, rep- Florida Aimnuneement was made by Juii Achievement project. Adult ad v isors in the fields of ward for those taking part, we deavor to sell It at a profit. ent1ng major bttsIc *s -.-hrir(,A of stock are sold to ob. the industrial "71iis nation-wide aMniza. Industrial firms hort Jacic Horner of -141CAS, AcTolintinp and proildiw-! 1"I.- Moore lidded. , are Jointhe Idartion Is dedicated to afibrding lion. relatirinp division of i The Junior AehievPmeint Pro. tain the required Capital and tin Company and a Semthnle modem buabiegs training to lug forces to make the training v grami ç coordinateti with school dLvIdflds. If any, are paid at "Cflui*tning a qualified stiff SH P County resident. Horner will high school level studenw In and experience a%,Rilnhlc in (if dedicated men Ia serve as ~ nwhorilies, although JA com. the ond of the schao'! year. At I serve as advisor In help th e order to perpetuate and mi- students In Seminole County. tertainer Sammy Davis Is Court Monday to overturn nn Advisors may prove to he our an ' are formed without re- this time, the companies are th prove our traditional free en- Acti ng Chairman Lee Moore fighting a claim by e Internal IRS finding that he owes $1111,710 totitst problem." saki Moore, card to high schoO' affihiatinr. ! liquidated with new ones form. .r.* s.n1nrb Sr TtITpTIIIe system. Such a pro. m Chase and Company an- R t'enue Service that he owes for 1959, $109,744 for 11960 and a Tie added that such an nssjfl• is method has been found ed tt* folkuwing school term," Page 7 gra m currently exisU In nounced that executives of 1=74.0.1 In federal income tax. latefillng penalty of S.36.110. July 20, 1966 M merit will entail an ; to N, the ninst effeeth,or and is Moore .ne-luded. . ' -I------ - -- ------- --..-. ... ..- ..-. .-.-.- .. . -.----. VIM • I, II - - - OOD 1 F 4500 EVERY I I I DAY "'' GOLDEN CREAM STYLE ELI T. LB BAG tillf ' LOW willow LIM UI'EANIJTWTTEI MRTMY 511" 511" IS ftNONESNNACIi.c*ws 4175' 4171' 3 NORTHERN . TIME 4UME1' 411 11 16 311* 31117 17 I CLANKY CHOCOLATE SYRUP 55 Ij viuir VKAIIU JUICE Ha I I Situ IV Sr 4' tit' tø' 11' '77 U' Frozan.6z CANS I Libby LEMONADE & LIMEADi9I99 91" 3 or r Ju I ASS'T FROZEN GREENS ? 4149' .4159 10' 14 POLIDENT For False Tisti, ECOW It 9$' thiu only I L1STERINE MOUTH WASHtCZ BTL1" CEPA MOUTH WA WAR 79it coi 9" 'Or 22 ir band t PEANUT ............... ')AV[ LIP 10 4(,,, ;VIPV[,L`v , W w - - 484 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! . b,.- 8 t. N S SUCCOTASH ;op $I ROSEDALE GOLDEN - 5 a GLASS WAX WMr.N. 3 EVEIYMY lOW PIKE. MEAT CO LIVES FLAVOS. 6/$L41 £LWIIERE éaus PUSS "N BOOTS CAT FOOD S.... out 8 COMPARE! $1 ______ • Sb N NOXZEMA SICIN CREME .38 •••••• JEtGENSLOTION EVEN no BABY BOTTLES _ EVEIMAY LOW MCE NOT LARK..NOT GIA1IT...T V1NR UT II $1 COMP. UNIT Iuprqyl hIIIiA1coh.I II . $__ H WhV P,8V More? : ., •L FREE St PIKG OF Vftow000s ftww SOILAX SAYIZ1$ LI, U.S ChOICE r BLADES . NYLCICEM I 13' 1 25'. 6 or I P IP GREEN CLEAN12`3 $1 C too LIQUID SHOE LJ84 Compare! EVIRY : PKGS OF 12 i1c? . • - LB BEEF CUBE STEAKS.............................w r I 1 RAISIN BREAD 284 $1 I I APPLE PIE - t Ap I. 33s 4% ELSEWhERE HOURS: MON.s TUES.I WED. OPEN TIL 7; THURS. S. FRI. 9 I -. to 3 Los 3 ft 4 Va. lit 49. 65 lit 301 3111* 4T e..ciscs LA*ff - MAPOLITAM is: 981 16 lot Sr 69' ir JUMBO SIZE 27 CANTALOUPES FOR 89 MAYDAY LOW PRICE U71 00701/t -- P OLISHES .' Ut 39t it Mt 69t lit 25'. 29. 4'. LU 43L IL or w If, 7 .CAKE . IVIAY LOW PIICEI lit BREAKFAST BACON NICKOST eAms 60: 7E 2it 2133' 2137' 1' SOLID OLEO s S' 2? 35 CREAM CHEESE s $9 21L U BONELESS BEEF STEW SAVE 12..PAMl$..Y SIZE GOLDIN f da4ji5w*6akaçy on cm SAVE PIZZA PIES 3 87( IEANS.................J2 ..i •1••. ••I••I IMNUTS...........2/49t .,.28t POUND CAKE W 17 CHUNK BOLOGNA 49, 491w. Ut lit " PURE ORANGE JUICE C" k• FRYERS It 01,411111111 Lt WHITE SHRIMP SAVE 10$. FOOD FAIR FROZEN 1? s) -1J: a ... . * AWr I' DRUMSTICKS ROUND BONE STEAKS CHOPPED SIRLOINt* FRESH • P4 of LI a 2 . Sn Shah ..,........ II I I rnIYIø Ln Ma • 12/US flSIWIIE1E. SION $1 O OOOOOOGOOGO@eooe***00*4006000 ***494 B .5 *Oo 000*****L0BS$4 BONELESS CHUCK.... 13' $7 o** SAVE 71 PER LL..5.S. CHOICE BEEF ROAST 212,' .29' ir . CAN~$l 9" rs sciici INJECTOR BLADES POTROASL"00"~Ooef I $7 IT FROZEN BREADED SHRIMP CUT ii 000 784 ROUND BONE STEAK.,,, ,,,,,,,,L, TO sift CHEER 10 3191116 SLICED BOLOGNA HERMAN'S HAM SLICES SAVE 21$ LI. LS.aIOKE a (ONSIOC& SLICED PIE APPLES 5 GILLETTE CANS LOW SLICED COOK OIl FROZEN BACON WIAPP9 YOU SAVE UP SAVE 10$ LB ... EVEIYDAY. P.S.G. SUCED ALL MEAT LB I EVEPYDAY PROB. LILY PAY mc EVERYDAY LOW PRICE . SAVE 35c EVESYMY LOW PIKE. 59$ E1SEWHEIE. PAITIY ALI PICNICS LEAN SPARERIBS 3t.5A' TURKEY C ,. -11 JUICE DRINKS SUE I SOUPS USE VAIRIEnIS 5 Uft p SIM 5 i VEGETAKES STEAKS FOR $ FOt ALL VEGETABLE 1O4sz CREAM STYLE 314 LB POTATO to $1.89 39. 59t 20: SMOKED SLAB BACON TOMATO JUICE........... in .4 IPKG FRESH GROUND BEEF.... FRESH PORK BONELESS SHOULDER I EVERYDAY LOW PRICE. SAVE 75$. AIDMOSI FAIR I i Beef Sale FOOl FAIR LEAN. SAVE 31$ Ill SAUCE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! SAVE 11C I Cuolwag ' IYRYIAYLOWPRICE.. SAW I7. FSOFAR SMSI , r, OMPARE. I CAN I I I yes peas. "111111 SLICED BEEF LIVER ' 10m)I I S94 ELSEWHERE Born tug STEW FRENCH'S MUSTARD S Minute Maid ORANGE JUICE 6=4195' 411" 1 ' ' REG ROLL sit" silu SCOTT TISSUE HERSHEY CNKOUTE SYRUPu=Sil" i 'ter Wftbt :. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! Few* SMOKED OYSTERS 3w C4W - P101. SAVE I .&, 6Y 79 ii , I1TOMATOIJICE ad 't . 16oz CANS MW 02M MVThAYLOWPIICE.35$ELSEWNERE 'COMPARE! ban 4 W= LOD 01 Ah' i17ITi J L I PACED BY LSY. 5/1.00 ELSEWhERE PRICES I EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! WALNUT BRAND 1 A PLIOFILM SEALED 1*0 OVER to 64 GREEN CABBAGE._____ EVERYDAY LOW PIKE Cli CU PABERS-IVIRYDAY LOW PSCI 74 BELL PEPPERS... JWCY CAU1OUIIII 39C LEMONS....,.__ 1*1St ?c.h 14 & PARK LVI., SANPORD 4 �bad - - - - - . - . j 7 I.... . -, %0C4)AJ(akW&`t16~! .^~. 111A •---.- ------ E) .c rNt 1$ A . I fix% 934E MISRE '—"I IL i 4" '4 f /, 1 .j:: ~ ~. k I / / , • . 7 u'- ! .* VIL - "-"' _a..... . - % . .. . ( ~ At ', I.i .~ 1, 11. -,, " . " 7-1-PO ULP IN't lovoly. Gloria! How long did you have to poAfl" CARNIVAL ,~ I 'It. II l 'I I ' ) f r .; "s~, _ 1~,),,-, , . ."i"'I'l-,I ._' __ - - 11, " ~ , I-_ . ~ 1i I t ~i 1 ___ = ~ :~ . ) , . :: f ,!, :i, : ;- I . kv . . Al..^ I into j" • .-11 -. _t. W", t It im _, stuff, Janie' Anything to ' - Wc I ' '.' - - get his mind off roast beef i. T'-AiS fl-E'VE GOT PIKE ) TIZZY 1' AN PICI<REL . . — - ____ 4,op6Tn III I ( 12:26 _ 1. . .A 04' I wo ~ tw'l — 7:20 ("Me Virginian (9) Batman 9:10 Gypsy STEVE McUEEN 11:00 . (2) ADULTS 611~ 00 00 I go I WHA ,- . JO Nr- TIM A 0 '0~~ I N" - - - ) )) : % I 4D 2 ,) 1 . WitA, , I OW1111111 t bs a :~ q,)V l bmwi I I U I 11 1;11111i: .bio J - t c. N.a" G.- T. 6, 33 G1 0. immullIllilaw BUGS BUNNY ___________ 'Th1 i r 40 '&'G 1r _ 1 j )1, • •% 11,' V I 1 F ! . __%,\ 0 I . ç % 11 L I . - ( .; I, •.:• __•— ' -I ' -' .= Theatw atelti"1134 J Li 1 6Blink 7AIlvw a Adventuram 4a so he it! r :DryIrnh 23uc1Lke beD ir -Life a --I _ j in 4 :.: : 0 _ __ - I. " rr'S ALI.. - 0 ç I I 'r P . 1. I 12 __ it a- no YII d110 2 ñstfoisr --ur---, - dent of the \ SCS Casselb er I ry r iistum A CMLO PC) PRODUCTION is lu,n'l . (Photo h I Mit.. Meh'nda ( a'.''lh.'ri v of Lakv Tony left Sattirdity morning for I'llowing Miek, N. C.. for a two-weeks visit with hvr Mrs. . 1 11111, ' ' it ii ii , fr i( i Enterprise Personals tt,indtiiotlwr, Mi'. 1el ( iIs'.('l Miiiann Miles) ,Nlr and Mrs, .IolinnY Raillel- fullilly lihmer partv -4 I. 'r 44:41 "Y' ""':,. . - , , - and tr I I.. r. .. C ,",~ ".1ri-O! I . ~. ii I I _bt 4) itt rum (00 '- .-,. - _. - .' . ______ I (In route from their vacation in the group. tile flahani;us to their home in c ,. . t 11 , I I *,~,_, - .. . , INS 1$ . . & . I lomh ' month; CIIVI w ith Itovl also wam , r: . -e. En Sat Sao Not ciS$L$1*MV r -- __ ••-- I . I 11w IF I" I'° A US "I I .-. I- .. l~ , V • '$350 1 ' 1I 1 P1 Nutr*ineo Superb , - ___ ------------- JUST AS YOU uKITHi1i __1L__ • W"y HWY 17421 OOIA ID. - ~, ` ) .: .:I11 1 41 I _t~ of .. -, 4.1 I - ~ N' ,*,L:%7%%, M .1~ I f-N-1 I A ... I I L I 1 . I - VACATION DATE L.______,__ 1I I - 95 1 I 4 335 9S WERE 42.50 NOW T . BLAZERS 31 CUT. TINTED Jecin's C PLAIDS A MADRAS 6 2r 22 20 95 I wo I I 1 27.95i iw WERE 24.9s NOW r 95 18 n'rire Lightwoko L A K ui 0 OFF ..j - STRAW HATS 1/ 2 M 1• I V E Y S U O E STORE "" - `~ I' 45 NOW WERE 45.00 ALL Jppp ack .~, t WERE 55.00 $390 - 1111111111111 __ _-__BTATE fine faiwites 1O P Ave. U$13 95 WERE 60.00 NOW 11 $690 I'H5 1 Summer *- $25.00 (" and 110" 1. '.I".. . '. . . I shapp* T . 4111 IADDRE rn ilady's siloripe$ S U I S REGULARS SHORTS LONGS - 1sstIa curls sad oII.cndl• oaaq Instant twb. n.vtrollzer, Lon.Ihs sarIchid! $ checks, ! VALUES TO $17.99 $890 49G. plaid., - __________________________________________________ . ' I 322-ISU 1~7:771 , dp.r. l - 6il;Niilllll1 01"W '" "'W" I we"W" - for MQIShIIW - -;; YOUR MVOIITV COCICTAIS _ -j ?tfl$1, 'II ,.; I off :1 M - • Versa+ilo I ~ SP CREME COLD WAVE •r- - — ' and e ---- Personals • 11111111' 111111111W1111111im Artist ffleks work . loy (riehr,iterl hiq birthday with i Annq him rar)4I-'hu1drpfl while hero Spring - Miami where th ey spent some granddaughter, Cindy, uccomtime with their daughter, Mrs. partied them with all of the WWUm Heldt, and their grand- credit for a safe driving record dau,ititer, Mrs. Bud Who, and goin4 to young 11311sti Cindy." If OU Want fun-cal today. . .. . >Ø .ç i.e after pleasant of Mrs. BEACH, RUMa ___ w tr'uii ..i trip to Cape Newagen *'her(. they vere "ntert uifled lnea, and her daniter, ~ Mf, . where they eninyed .4ov. ~ hy their dmi,shter ,inti 4nn-in- i .Iro Atone. from CameetiewdL T)w I r ra I flay; at the Nefagpn Inn law. Vr. and 11r; Viehael j Bill Ffenellahns we" also visit. They vi.qited Places (of interei, - Chodey. on Siindav, .Iuly ,7 cr1 by Wrs 1,neaa and her 1,onored with I .iloii. the %Iairw Coast , mtpped Willi -im wa her I "fr in Ticonderoga, ,%4. Y., di(I!hirIhd.i%, parly it his orne -tiwl'iftiteeing in New 11amp- i hpWir, I I ' ococe Sanford -_ weekend with their having spent a year in V16t daugbter and son-in-law, Air, Nam with the Army. After I and Airs. Joe W. Land, and brief visit with relatives, he grandchildren. The Lands live will hasten to make tracks for in Graceville. Gene%a and the lovely home of e Deepest sympaWy to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kilb,-, wbere he will be a most wel. Mrs. Henry Xretzer in the res Niscomed guest for 30 days. lie cent loss of Airs. Kretzer' has been assigned to Fort ter, Mrs. Jennie Ifilbrant. The Kretzers attended the funeral Hood, Texas. Ililbrant in Argenta, s daughter, lirs. Kretzer' Air. and Airs. W. E. Dibble Ill. ha ve returned from a visit to Mrs. Kenneth Harrison , and 0 .s. AgdUi"sa' , VACATION Meser Srad C5.øk in 1;i . '4f md frs Richard gule.? Geneva Personals I ha .1 Mr anti Xrx. Allitloort Chackin M r eirid ,%Irq. Charleq Seliddr- r - rof Rorella Fmad rpturned from ~ of 3unsir.t Drive. have as dwir ' We Offer I Shown with Johnny are Allen ible School, July 11. One 01 The ~II Invin, left, and Alex Coulter, right. Back ro%v are Sharon Irwin, David I Largest Selec,rions Gibbons and Stacy Coulter. Refreshments were abso served to all the other it. .1. I,ehlijan of Wititer I ! .Nlrs. Of Fresh Flowers. ~ I'ark is currently spending i youngsters attending Biblei School. JohnnN, Lee is the son Of MI-S. F10Yd Plasfic Arrangornerifs. Some tillic with her di u.1liter, Winfield of Bear Lake Hills, and the late Mr. Winfield. Etc. In Central Florida (Photo by Maryann Miles) .Nirs. W. S. llrunile~,, 711) South ____ 1-1 almetto Avvntie. -_ ____ I ___ 1 To test yeatit (tough to Hee FLOWER SHOP whether it lists doubled, push IfiCharde Sr, hio , Mrs. S. M. . your finger into it; if the dent returned after ,I w( ek's visit Cor. E. lit & S4mnfofd Airs. 322-8452 remains, the dough has risen with relati v es it We s t 11,11111 322-11,12 grandsons, Scott and By Mrs. Jos. E. Mathleux Beach. enougfi. I- &MIAV I her birthday Saturday with it Enterprise and her other iim - i . 47 the i i grandson, Terry Itobertson, of! 9. Frank Walker. JOHNNY LEE \\!NFIELD, fiont io iente:, celebiated his foutth biith day, sharing his cake with his friends at the Bear Lake Methodist : FILMED IN COLOR AND WIDESCREEN rn ' I --• 10 0 . foam • l)uniel I Mr and Mrs. David Hansen I " and NIrs. Nlorris Itaitivs anti I ~ land. Stoney. Xr. and Mr.; Herman left Wedneqday for California I floup' llier. ! I ' ______ where lit, will h staIuni ci V IUI R:dertr -%I I. I I DrI.rnll of I ake tnd Mrs Fred l)iinn th: iv', Mt and Mrq IIar %like has retiirned from an Px- 'children. i rid T Ii I,, , h Ie . and Nliss lielen Sn(Agrass at-,,e trip north. ~ ~Irnflo,d ,%fr ,ind where iho from Viltord, Conn Iondvd the morning service -it ,\Ii- and Nirs. .Ioe firtice and ! R Jeff I 11roadw ity Melhodist Chim-it Ili sons atid Iiii-ir limiseglie-ts and oV (In I1) on 711) t III !r Orlando whe re hlicilar(I Martiti Saturda y for Miami and the - .1 --t 1., t,' " , ,t .I 16 Space Age I Science VITR Repeat We& Repeat VTR 42" M* ;in - . - ______ se - "' .''• wiodripoiday aftornom at the I sidin ,, in Chatham, N. .1. She I also vi.q1ted in Nlaplewmd an(I , Artist Arnold ifirk..4 nf D,-Orean City. N, .I., an Tho 16- tired Offivers Club (if service they enjoyed Iullrh will, 11 delphia, Nlrs Imey Gallop of , the Deflary .Nran:imn efuring flie County held its annual r r mm try wim the recent dinner mornln I e1ise 1np1mnfln rinm It ltvv. and ,Nlrs. L, E. Delislow Sloaday with approximately 40 11t .~ A, Were called up to Lee by fit(! perttions in attendance, %lany ikhightful swim in th'i'h of one of the member'. enjoye d , If - oligregation. (;reetj Springs and d in the shade mci (flJOVf'(I (I home on Wed rested They returned chidttlng and citing rhis his afternoon f1e'.(1I nderful i'fl developed into a wo Wi € _ U, Reiding -i 1020.10 40 pantsb l0:45.1:05 EL Science I *2:00-I:!O Art S Shopping center o Personals of J)j.I,.III(I wils tile guest speak- southern part of the -state. Amer. History .lismsnt-(rss s-" ftft - I ii filliP 7111)1if of I hi' tinow-ii hfmw ," vivil,n ill thpir honited sillivs lit, ()I*. iioms for ow event, \%.f,,.,. mr.4. i-,rva itow) milli I c5 Time L..tn. "It'r-mo,itorvisod and the ymmit - at !he nf-Wittv Roqtxmint . Vrq k1strY At-mrittor rif Cit :ike rIe p Iv (lr( 1)1 itt i'd iii .. AIfl (fl tsfresNng-. •icIowbaCmtlOn OcSafl beach, pdvat 04,01pic PDA Playgroww, kiddle POW-4doW emus IIW " - 111 I . . . apts...wripratonk ekw" I .- - Mism Nielviist MeDonsild, it mir-4v jit Seminole Mf,- 4., 11:36-11:56 Music I - DeBary k ind children or Columbia, S. C. home Every room ords a brsathtk1, DOCYOR ZHIVAGO asbjag Xr - - - I is showil Avith tilt, llostvss, W?ArE-TV Ch. 24 DAYT01M BORIS PASTERNAKS 4 ~~F 91 -- . RCGOY1M4 I 43 am from 47 KDWT*d an liaiiies "me 1as*r j - I le. II honoi at a surprisestork show er, at l nwetmg of tile WSCS of the Boar L.Aw Mothodist, Church. DIRECTLY ON OTHE WORMS MOST FAMOUS KACHO " I . 0= ." a cw" a" r . - 11- I ir ' ( I Persona ... - by 1111:111111111111 r Magazine * I $efly I i 4-1 -11% .1 I I I MI. tt s. , Millel- ..' ) .'. 1 I . ~J , -f 1ll k'\h' F (; ese11 It To B.&.r FLORIDA . I I 27 "SolId &i IS 1111slintill. News, Weather 0 U / - , ' CAFETERIAS 001,0111M.? 411111CULL11111 U111ift" 111111SOU11111 1 1: ". W #18,6.6" pien some"aw M N DW. $11 118karl seemlio" &--" V" 4114. I 111-111. I $4111001 at tn"awry AWARDS1 MADE! _u ______ 44I14'*, -. UFAWUM ff"ff ,11 Walk In ACADEMY MOST BEAUTIFUL MOVIES EVER to — -__d 34W bw .. in San Francisco, Calif., NE Of THE I I Ir _____________ Uomsn mblic 17ArshE _11 T l •T bow (.) ____ ILIKE-1 I 1`411111cl 11AIstl =Bear reshood .. UNW& - . - C I AL2083 I P. --!' 5-NAgw ___.~" I . - 104 t r. : , I I to thl(' nrCn. lie is the In'W t . I y-'. 4 FnIlAwing the e."olmony, re.- 44: . $ P.M. (Open 7:301 . a 410 Answer ft Pmkmn Punjis 1 5 11 M ER OF 6 %IN 110 i i '" ,M . , 0111(11: 1.,t)%t Vpf' vewt rell,Q i. . 11 Lititla Teter, Nlrs. 11letty N11114-1- "', 1i .. .- I - Nirit, Leit,Otin I)tImpkins. ,All-x. I nit lbtvtei, Mr (Indv (out ..V- 11 f. " : . 4~,' -ova of Lit* Reed I .. I I .. L . The DatIng t'tame _V Figurative Bifds ~ "I .11 I, N ~*. - " You and Thomas should got along famously, Father. Thomas never was between meals!" ~ — _____ '- I F let me know that her first cousin, Gordon Flynt, had arrived 11r. and Mrs. Calvin Oldham to -(,,30_9) : . . j . N" (9) Where The Action t "SERVE I _.. ' _ (5) 77 Sunse t Strip 4:."b i:) NBC News 4:80 (2) Mike Douglas Show 12'BO-110 - llnrlinrs t.'k-A. Wme a pipet, Royal h1tio. Areft len2th of ronytonq an iriels-pont hIiio%.zr#%o%n f- hin. ! G. Kilbec recently grca . ek".I.- C) _____ \" i __14M!z:_ _~-, )) -_ ~ I ) ,L HUNTER" COLOR ~ / I sumi " JUNISPLE 4 0- 1 I 1 I I L I; I 1111"16 A C0-HI7 9-30 ONLY "BOEING BOEING" IN COLOR TONY CURTIS - % . - flfln%eV, Mrs Emig, INInt. ItIonnill, Mit 1flfl Irwin, Mrs Mnr'snn Mlii's and Mrs. ('nih prille IlAird. .. I IN, I ' I )III-41thy 101(1811, 46) Uncle W&4t Today T 6-8'"o ~ R __4( ''I \li' . ,rh,. m,fld ryf hitnitr, .1royet- GO. Mother cfro, ro 1.%neth, and 4h#,cmi,trio'd 1-1 I , ''°' reollple i't their ti.r.4 : trt1h ' (1 11 hem rt rnr1 he. weddinst cake iced iti vrbite with More. rheir vmvq ,,vor,% .zpotikon in A eindlellitht it-orn. , " itt, ttw Rtv ( uu'n' fore •i fern bind f!ovf'r i'ekn-t pink rueq A miniature 1W'M. indn1 and (room tnppd theetk. 1oiit'v of (iItonn r,ffejnf,ng iiNr fJlflk#'rI by vj nn"r.'d ov.r an nti1nA lace hr Th" hridn photo t "hItn Ai"n John 1,cv'. hrothnr of hn eloth with white tvws and flow. "n 1su0 itrc'et frniith gown en entwined at the eorn.vi. 'ith fr,n iE,nrerl Inøve, Io;v rr,om, wit hntt man Vr , ,vnrf Arm. Ariwo Allan rho, hr;(Ip*,t mr,thor 1-hrivot, 1 PI riockline and n hill qkirt Ifer .hr,iltic'r length inJl c'as of ii i hiiiv' purple .ini lreen print len flon4"ymonnM at Daytona , Itodon nof nnfl qho% rarried an 1,odstevelo,q; rlro%qq. itroot longth, I Ftn,ieh and they will rosido in '11d f UfPT1efl flr,iegav hrmquiet and 'ore a whit., rav NC r)lytnnn - ;1 Enjoy kincheon or dinner in the cooi. pleasant comfort of the Trade Winds. Delicious food. Courtems service. Vvy modstraft Prices. And no dishes to wash I L4,00111C000111 I I it 4111 -2:IS PA D$MW&.4.29 p.M . g 00 pjL 00 ~ PLUS z - ?~* P C31; K:o r Co 0" 0 : 40 x 40 I COLOR 1. 1,er- jrrinm"q nf MOte rrp;o%q .inil tinlele'll nve Frilinv evot,tving, .folv Is, ,,f I (Ittests sitending the tiii'etitiii were Mrs. Ruth Ilowles, Mrs Vonrihit' (lihIth'rs, Mrs. Virginin 1 1.0-2 (IN Reading 7-8 4:00 (2 I Match Ganitt 1111to (2) Concentration / STARRING MIKE HENRY -el fltnn at her hi%01% Iioiiw mi - A - . -i, I Inli I,niie, ltest 1.nke _______ i, r. "- -- -4 _________________ " . .. . 4 . t llrtwi, AlInn - . To Tell The Trut% t 11) General Hospital 2::N (6) CIIS .\ewa ":30 (z) Tou Don't Say (6) Folqe 't Night S I , if IRr:i , "rig. Irob" 1,01tillp Fr-fln ,%IRry 011initro of F'Inn - ~ (9) (9) morle I 0:01) (2) Eye Guess (5) 1 Iove Lucy ,, fly M A Time For Us N 0, ts. a 2) Betti: of Groucho ( Room School iS) Exercise r th. Modern Woman 30 (2) People are rut p beauties, gambhin' men . ILA v*J.J•y to 10 i SHORT RIBS ____ I I1111111111 (t) (9) Bill Herpnn Show 7:06 (6) CBS News ) Farm Retort 7:20 (2) Today (6) Magic Carpet Whitman, Ins includes Stuart ' TED LINE t.') I iii j (9) CBS Newb 0~ Married In Home Ceremony loolil r4lill lilliell III lipi, .4111-pripe -' B.A. Lee -. Followillij A 1110plinst fit tilt, I And iss Gilmore . 'litirelt, hlrp. l(lit-rin NIIl_ ,- (9) Ben capev U, FocusTw 1:10 (6) As The World Turns I -bb (2) N .ews T DAVA . Of Our Lives .:00 (.) (c) ra Paword (6) !.fib (01 News d John Wayne. 'The cast 9 ra a a @111111 a 0 IS) "I , I ' s I- ( t 1 :0D Severli'II () RIUP 9:00 (:) MOX'16 (9) (',roen Acres (P) The Rig valley 0,201 (6) Diek Van Dylie Show 9-11 P. M. ABC. The ARC ! We The (Color) (Pterun) 1 Comaricherar.. " Florida produced more thun This is the premiere of senes hrdf the lRft,000,000 citrus harvest,ed in the United of repented movies in this time'.9tates in the 194748 seustin. $5 with a hung with gcrn 0. lone plete with Texas Rangers, outlaws, guns, sbiskey, Indiana, DAYI L AW, Z)At -, ON!. l A 16-4-DY i: MJXNT Ht' "0 12:. 12'.bb 41)15 Rip Cord (9) Super Market Sweep beis M 12:30 (121) Let's Play post orfle.0 - am (11111 RrinIc1i " (0) Xv I x#twik-opis 6:00 (6) " f i. Television Tonite ding rerenionies so his church. I It st-ag i hunt taken h,y producer iim (6) s, .th Precinct (2) Tonight SRid they often will cry He vows worgo Vicas And his crew in so IC (9) movie ) I r !M ny 51"ry"n" 311le'l ~ !, , ,,,,"-. 11 RmillItO music and .11119 V%Vo played on anglongs, boobRrits sm-s r. M. ARC- Blue Light.. Smothers Rrathers PIRN horses Ofl FRC(' and ganuelon gongs "The Return of Elm ." (Color) q . or) A fascinating And personalDoes the lawn need wfitt,flg .lust look around in i1fl ied look at one of the principal .. cities in whrit is prohnhly thp world's m ost onignintic area. !The progimm is less a broad CROV,14F England (UPI ) I 'veep of Siheruu than a close ]Rev. 'Herman Spenknitin has , jon~ banned rirls under eight from 1I citivens, And t.me simiazing pho- Kate Osa,'m & me 16 . . ~~ 111t. Meeiin Ien A',res't, a famous iflains s the aeetIe honkU)41 P. M. C.R.A . 1')W 3Chfl phsfdn in oithesat Asia worm who inthe course of " ('' who nnpitkal deBeatinn •kr'iine Adventures I.ITIR'et t4') gut'tt* tonight VO enunti)'. to his I'aUent! is getting In t ders ' tand what is happening." _________________________________________________________ 7-;z Ift MIA 1 TAA 6" Ul Pet too - - / . ... 03 • 10 1:11 A (2) DaAly word "The Iftle runnot he bridesmaids Joni, very pretty . come iiway with quite an alTH11111111ISDAV A. N. photrizraphs.9:11 ('21) Sunshine Almanac wedding orl (6) Stinabine Almanais Speakman suid. "But I h plieve I 6:20 (1) U. S. History worth seeing. the are far too 'nung to un __ (5) Sunntuce Semester '../ . / ' - E" WE C3JL\ TALE A T1P 10 .) WlSCQ1.'_._' n : I A ,:j,,:tii an1i / " ---- - ! . / / It, I . r ---Pftm I 'TIZ01 C11, I I I1 . I I fly. "ma "The Bool,worm Turns." (color) 1,4--o Marvin. It's a ,tvowror, it INO-or", jtlolor) (Reirtin) The in qiietioyi liii flr. Owen (rerun' Rod1s Me1)n11 guest- 'Ofl I in the TflOfli for it (Iterun) Heinrich Elm (WOMer Don the furniture need rr-- Prt4 ,rs), sk member of the Fuhrintshing? Chances are It's; ,,he little woman who it; making tjqc, ors' of one of those handy do-It-your- from sin English prison camp h ng m. Dom the lawrimower, elez- on(, purpose: to unmask March tile Tan, radio, blender or an. to Gestapo Chief Krani (Malaother gadget a woman can lift chic Throne) as sin Allied ftsronL By Church Group 1: ,.: 1,...;tr -1~%' -, Bhn, Nehemiah Peri'o P M. &TlC 1AtmTi Girls Banned _____ ____ ) - .114.- I lliiiillii /. 1I I ? 41* - I VACA710N , I . 1__ _:' ! ~,l 0 I - -- - ... F_. f C if _ f I I, .. - i . ~ PRIESSCILLA"S POP 6T , .1 f " '.5 _4_2b I I - bi , 7`1--/1 -=PL / P. A husband's way of taking care / ~ of such jobs todity is to Sky 4*0 his wife, / .0011100-damir- I ft II T-~ I- vaq. I I i I ! ~ ~ - LT ., - if: I— / .~:~:7~". 2 - , ~Z %, I(d - b - I I , ,4 ,i -V 7_ S .i -Wi - t'011 i ". L _% i 11 I t . ___________ L Y! r r. . I . •f : ~ERFU*s ., I : Di& Turner By A.— '' Im Shower At q p __ _ t nt f1 -- HQlored 11 9&04 1dA know who Is spraying an that ' window cleaner that Is suprimsed to take all the work out (11 it ,..— - _'_.- - THERE BEFORE V43jk 0k%CT"VR FWM5 aLrT HE'S, H&,Lr,VRIrr_r-> HIAASIFELF ,>J'THE BACK n Miller J.R. _ have Commissioner Gordon PhoL western sInIzPr V4dy Arnold; wrty 'of the )(%,#%I Vommunixt.p. Power mowers are being made among other thIna Some (if The Smothers Brotherp, and The Apply lssure h kidnapsinR*r raron TAylor. With that ing. the gimmirket. it's onemany vocalistx t here's T)1T ()'ran'e Niwt'n) What you know who can push them a little ec,yfiuing lmt * rare lot of music on the ' hear In the back Do the windows iwed wsh• of the better i4orles. show, but it's a cheerful, twanet- A njugic-al poore 'h.N' F,RrIIF Hagen I &.,; 1: 'I ~1 I • " .. - HCLI> ( . - ~Wlzcz,t &" r 1 V~LV `VMJ'= && -T A 606= %_1 451ZZAP~ HIM— ~5 O%J 'rH&,'r MLrrT 0AMILF I WAS rW.11kI6 C.0PA I %J429 . H M., 14,r^y cknp~ WHECE 1000 ARE-HE 5 . ` . J I "'lj' • I t capable o1hnndlln t h nsher -If that women once relied an men to do? Thies the inside of the house 'iUng? 'Will s VOhl Inn TWtd who is likely to be dipping the s' style psilnt brush in the dripless paint. Does the law need mo,Alng? ( P' __ to Isn't she Already it little too .P _. \j/ ( 'a" Q Mrs. icinn rvnth •Inly 20, *,nitffl- t1 fl,r • % : ' - ,Iel, -f b. S ,W, r, . ! / 6" ~ 17 I-',- '_N ^ - - I . —.Tuy 2A,19( I he fr t A, , I t rs shP nPM% 114 An Old-1`11181110"M I am. there's a now book suburh And ,you'll see who is tric polisher, cAn't. shO book on uni the houe-Uke )awn An,i now 1K'I1 Mr. 1'f nut., "PrRctieal Home Repair moving the hoses on one home reitinir for womrn- Ottnil she A%ommed sho wAs getting After Another. noor nmd waNinrz? pmple. The Ampiloan wornAn ,ivhen itho said "I do." noes, - 'SELF f t ~?C, 1, i .--__..11-&'?-*.. NtiprAn ' '1. I ,, I 't 111M I " - I I 0 I: I _______ •g Tbr 1Q b i 7. I .1 By Galbraithj d)R PASSED ME WilK SOME ,6TCKY JkSOL3't Y45ij sWrEPt, 1. SIDE GLANCES OUR BOARDING HOUSE I . ; DOWNTOWN SANFORD BEAUTY SALON 2041.1st STREET PLAZA DOWNTOWN $ANOOS* 1 ::i . _1 . ___ -c— -I I -- - . - . I I I I ~ i. �, - -- QtZk 1 - ._, - - - •,_•. ..•• ----_____ _______ - Pa 10 - ,Tnly 20, l9G - Horoscope Py AbgoiI Van Buren ¶ 4' -._•ss*__••• • - .- - 4D(. - 1' sc... tn thke thIs nt.tft.ude? niwit hsive Pwrn pulliir ynur DEAR ABI3T: M!' )iugbnnd _________ DEAR flUSRA,m: Ynn ________________ ha .a very hnt temper. Be IcR. A man whn aIned hDnJSIIV 2L 1R$ iisl rea1 aasumin it lirt wroU t JO1ZIT)" "Oft anif tried m rll hnme for two (;EXERAL TENDENCIES: when von assume that It 's the hnura yeati*rdn and the line saw that hia wife's cousin wsa nrnt.her who "refuso to let One of thOSe (Ifl'F when you can ' i; being hurled on the same was huay lwcsawu? our jen.ngr sit down and chart a most dcdaughter was tolking. Well, Saturday morning that his her married daughter t'r- airable course for your forts up and 1w independent." brother's son was heenmirnr Angelo left 'work, tnrmed Into hnp' the dinighter is hnning In the days ahead. Conau1tatinn I Bar T1it.zvnh. Abby, this is the house and tore our tek''. with experts will bring resily on ti her mother. not possible. •lewlsh people phone out by the ront! (I cooperation. I see nothing wrong wit-h are NEVER - hut. NEVER wa ashamed to tell the taleARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) daughter (married or singlel hurled cm a aturdny. phone repairman how It hap- '° " () 'f--: - - - \ aren't. But the wife's cousin wasn't ,lewish. ' . DEAR ABB'V: I hove a TI one of the children leaves his bkytic or a toy In the dHvcW*y, Angelo deliberately drives over It. A friend of ____ ____ __ _______________ _______ ______ __________ _ 'bLI IJ3 K' MA!) , Tf1IPJ! A ws&' WAL ' I PrU 1me, 'sr hut h1. - RDR ___ - ____________________ _________ M WNAT?j -- ---- - 4. . to .luIv 21 You can easils' get 1 - I - I &AICU 8 MOON CHIlT)REN (.1mm 22 ._, ) I MGTR 20 wowie "This looks like one of your .A.E984S hands from the thirties. You 62 • K have given modern bidding and that any good pair should at- W 4Q7 rfve at without much trouble. sian and sense of satisfaction. ç _______ Ioui ace humped the queen Be alert for opportunities. Your _______ the grand newspaper he of infinite 1115(1 and 1w had stolen_____ you. help to E ,Tim: "East believed Hi that LEO t,lulv 22 to Jk_ -.Z" _____ - '-\ _________ .(.:.- - ' - -'-; I Aug. 21) honor.' Most of the time to get those ideas you have it is a pretty good file 1Ifl(l het'n mulling over in your mind 431052 / I-,..__ - 4 El J ii 49632 oJ 'S AQ io LA Northuth vulnerable West YJST*k at Soutb (,,. ____ ___________________________ _______ _________________________ Louis was noted for his T.4E PROBLEM ISSIMPLE:"HOW I - - - ' .. _______ _________ __________________________________________________________ - _______________ Circle after '!_ 33.406 or ___________________________ jn4ergertcn LAKE MCtNRCW I'd rather tec'h thiin 5wltch. _______ Relitt.r NoI' St1hL, J: -- I - - PAINTiNG . bidding Whatever is very interesting had started with one heart: and fascinating can hr (101W one spade; four hearts, so Louis with relish and delight, plus il East should Benefits will 1w grant. tb,tA is. U I. ' ________________ ______ ________________ P., -- 'L"- 'i '' / -/ - 1 ' - - [ __________ _________________ ______________________ .. you 're traveling YOU - wiv ii , 11M iJd) i WAS THAtJ5. FD3Z NEAR... NOW 1,1' ______________________ 4-P A TOUCH T1ME TELL ME WHAT i OLfl O - 7A' u'gE PDIsJ' EAT TM' OFF A ____ _____ _____ ____ - ----________ _______ '- mend ruliher glives " 1! - I __ ___ ______ ____________ ' - ___ "- ___________________ M4!P..V MSPPLI&I' $U( A FA*M1 MEI&.AWM* _____ ___________________ CHi)çNø-__ I I f WIl1' ¶V SW WOM X'M A 'i* UtJii Ill * _____ _____ I_____ ____ - ____ . .. _______ _____ _____ ______ ____ ___ ____ - - - __ - _____ in one of the more modest, but thami you plan and when you a rubber srntuliu or scraper would do well in any humanigood, hotels, and then use your return you'll have conversation is us good or, slut- thinks, even turiun capacity or in the field better lot this. if you don't of psyciwlogy, personnel work, material for many, ninny years. have ant' of these, try the other. lecturing, etc. Teach that kindHere are a few important ness must never be forsaken, travel tips to remember: When __ ___________________________________________ ____________________________ -- _________________________________ _____ / I _________ . - _________ _________ - ______ ______ _____ ____ ____ __________ - ___________ _________ miii --- AtI&fltlC still * aci'ious to Bbipfl1fl though ti - have _____ VIII agent iibout this ___________________ submitting it PalAnyone bit pass fm' European travel it solution to a - and remember, the longer h's Problem, favorite homethe problem or a you can stay, the cheaper niukitug idea will receive a overall cost of thi puss will __________ ).B d e -- "The Stars impel, they do v ilance of reduced the danger. throu fascinating Europe. w Ileduce __ _____ ifornia. in 1851, the Rev Lorenzo __________ Lorraine Lanst2oth invented a - _____ - - ____ __________ - It - WE IAETCNA .1 ____________________ HOP1D __________ ___________ .WE W _______________________ ur las _____ ______________________________ ___ ______ ___ u _______________ 1.K1NG ABOUT MY6W ______ H - H,p AU. MY NEP rw HE.PING HiM RIGHT NOW TO FQj' VILL1E( AT N16HTf - - "'' ' "° - - - _____ _____ _________ • 7 ! fIlter. tins, •l ill:. / - ADA l.iui,uIs-r, ttill' s!o' " i,'baira, table. MpiS with vibrat"'lilli ltd."- ,,iiIte i'riy A,fterICi'iI ,.ttri'e cli ir 11.-avy wruus111 I taWe I _-.Fse' capteifle atid end & cherry ,, ____________________________ . $ ' -• - - - in.ei1$ 11$ N. Pk Ave. Is'krou"d ly rtgtc4. c.otri4 •i A heal, $.r garage, .clossd porch, 17 family & lift living rooms, cbi •,e. $1113. *001 Grove eXplOr4 iocally Pis 7 call Mr. DeitrIcti, 1414130, a to Onlanid", between *hrouiht SundaY July 14, ______ ____ wh* •iI IS,. let -Csllsas tzety teen,., sod ssmmsr ear I.SdIPISSSd tsr .f.n. A pesstiq. bile, yosru 4 CIIECK TI'IESE PRICES _______________ 64 CHEVROLET Impeis 4-deer bsr#. siqeip. psI siSh r.dI., baster. eel.- I _____ ______ _____ 4-door sedan, air conditoned. local car . ...... •• ••'' steerISj sod hr.Mmi. lP' a ... •eer end sir ..dlttes' .11 .' - new ... ... i . ••' •''''' ..•..... - 1957 63 CHEVROLET Buick Con. Transportalion .dItW.sI sod Ipeas. sir -1 eee. .slpp.I sl sat..tIS treivamissios. sod brol.., radis itetI* sad hev. Peicad riqh en .. 35 $1 ____________________ . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . 1963 Ford Station wagon, air conditioned, clean , • . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . ____ 1495 __ _-_------- ____ - "600", sharp, low mileage 3 . ...... . ______________________________________ __________ ____ 95 4.door sedan, automatktraiismissbohi 6 1O95 _____________________ Dr. -- T -- - Station wagon. A nice car Aihil. •oii S I.sways _________________________________________________ 4.door sedan. hous, . . . . See thil one to May. fur. Aa$iabi. July tIli. Clii 1i()OM hoUse turn. $10, plus ___________________________ utiUlie.. Couples only. $14 W. _____ n4 )21 I. 17.tZ S..fsrd ____ SEMINOLE - - VW DIALII -__ ______ _______________ ,nasu 444Il4 ORLANDO RANPORD PH. 1101 W. FIRST ST. - -- HOLLER t. 122-4571. - I 3220614 , - - . . S . 2515 W. 1st. ST. PH. 322.4231 322O$41 - • . • _ -. . j . I I ----"------- .me -- p -iç,- - CORYAIR $ps.ty 4.eW Ce. wsaeslseiss, usd1. s.d hs.1 ______________________ - ,'-, .etems- esiy for $3495 ______ _____ _______________ p ____ S(:)Il,J••rl-I''4AhR[) s'i''I: 3 II in equipped. 1*2-6194. HIJNLAND Ai. --m,4.ii,tiO5t. '°' hiQUtC oi 1,ak. hot . top; Ws4tt1 I 111)1(51. FIJItN. Ii,,usa, I uuuilei Linens e snlc. bateJçE2t1EK'S _____________________________ lUSH, nuortgagi. 323.4V44. i.4?57. out bO mo •1 . lii uus'i bEIi.. 2 bdrm. home, built. Au':'I'ION, tea3 Casial ltd. thou Wunt.d exeel. $ nORM. C. II. Il'ause. t'"14I in kitchen, double' iol eouth Daytona. -- after I ii- in 3 935U I'hu location Inst DAYb wORK-22-1d40- ;.3.4b13. %OItL!J J3OO Clveie - ________ OLDER fraitie tarn, hot,", I Dr. houses For Kent on I acre, I tulle troll) town. iti)RM, I 14 ttb, lii.. lot lo. cellesit buy t sii,iou.uu. Owner $ sated 2411 Obese Ave. SanlI,ia,,ced. ford. Ph. ti-UIb. 4tpupks, ____________________________ ijitii. I Br. house. liI.51l$ if dittItitl0 In 'th.-r.ipeUli' VusI,iIgtumi. ijc-'. nut-' ropoht. tan aria. La,;eiislut b.uiefiti Including profit staring re i reinenu. Tiree weeks paid ni of 1S1Ik t' L4 Isdris'- ' ________ *. ____ _____ Old 12 UU i'*&Vb _______ __ .. --CALIJJAIIT REAl.. ESTATE CALL DAY OK NIUJIT $227411 $ IDRU house near l...ke Morn. - __ _____ .. çJ I ces.m eq us jjflditl"tt ALE KfRE! _____________ _____ _________ 3"(j}( $ALE l;pright ____ - __________________________ chest ito; Sl41t5". 1it''h' era, l'olarvld, hooa*.e5 I -- _______ ___________ __________ -.--.-- p. ____________________ r '..m TM -rA)c5 $ MORE CHANC5 OF ____ " - ______ _______________________ ____________________________ _______________________________ O$ MiNUTE ____________________________________ ' _____________________________ UT OUT ON ME, "T i.05T IN THIS Ph.AcL JUNGi.E1 MCIOGA 7 Cigars were the most linpor- a ve wb removable frames The Jl1 L _______ ___ • ____ _____ -- - ___________ , taut export train the colunies fur honeycombs. His basic do,Jioe ymbohizui filth t.0 Great Britain bulurc the Me- aigii still is aiwust _ "- ___ : _________ ____ ___________________ •... - as 60 mH long. 20 de and 300 fa been reported in have high * AU" -- - beat ju path to his door iord, OhiO. IAU5$frOth revolu. In Polly's Pointers. ,,.,. ____________________________ _________ ____________ ____________________ - nut with pizuking shears. Betty August is now ready. For chungr of shoes and tulte comfortable do more hand busting your copy send your bjrthdate ones with you. Take should would not hnve all that and $1.OtJ to Carroll Righter and slit along a lightweight, warm coat _______ ___ ______ she continues ti do this her ______________ ____ ____ , 304 s. pank Ave. ALL WA2'J'i(ESS want.d CAJ-tP1CTS ('lealt easIer with the YEM 1,ref,rr,'l taut not ______________________________ exisri. Sitaruiii, iaers't Blue Lutf. Electric '.irrvil l:t:ke' Malinger, pawn (J udy $1 icr 'ji..y. Fountain FurnitUre Su,if',r'J 1'1az L,rum. -------LARGE 5for4 Employer baa Ci. L. 1IAN'JIC 4ii" wit)' Immediate openings for post--x;elteltt tutid. $b.; I .Ja1,IMfl1.IteIl,II1gtvtt I ug 51 achlne Operator., Cash sat- rifle. lu'; l'elh t Ic 110: 1 -('rae 10511 Vile Clerk, Clerk Typist & Hteuiogrspher. Permanent ' puettlonu with good salary Jift tALL far EciultY .1" P.t.A employee benefits & working ondttIn. clan TV, eellCult coadttluue. Write, giving full :-14E0. detail. v traimitig & exp.r. iLhtR1 L I.'.T'- ! Ylurida. tI.-': float motor r' icr., JtSUS&Living 3 IIC. , tid3, O.)1 • • 4 ho ki /4 sa -' J ____ REALTOR you will be proud and 2561 PaTk Drive comfortable. Quality construe- $324430 WEIaAHA APARTMENTS tion is Intend.'! to give you IIDRM. NEWLY remodeled. 1 ii. w. rzas'r MT. peace of nuiluid for rnauiy years. block oft of (Ipsala Itil, $3600. Tfl.. i,.-at I,.,, lut .,,,uvi,ictit "' Apt., A. H. h,,uutluy, hog 41$, Helie- UNFURN. I Hdrm. Gupisiroom. iiulrt where' i, ,,uii'i values are Kitchen .quipiie1, lge. view, Flu. firm zt,i'I lilgi hors are penn. ____________________________ & cioseti. 3334334 alter 1 p.m. uiu.'tlt. ioi,sider the following ___________________________ riitiiitl heuttiusg P tI) ,i,rtifIhuu1l CUS'FOPVI BUIL"JL' a ii'l ,,,"l it g lay CE Weathertiled CITY SYATER- Paved Itoed - 3 Ul-IIIM. l'urn. Alit. 33-9IlS troll, 4 hc,lrooluls, lays or 333-11 641 nIghts I Mi. downtown, $ Bedroom, 1 h,iitlit i'lus ". hail, double -full tile hiatus, Separate Kitfor epjrite r''aiiiu -arport, uhien, Dining room & Living TWO lIlt. l"uiruui.tcd $l0O A living, dImming a ,4 faintly, built$35.00 mmlii. l0I Mug. $room. Lighted cI(,seti-HoreenIaun.lry ares, deluxe built, $951 Robert A Vtiiiums msrkol H.low .d Uresseway. In double oVe'fl, dIip'Ji, and ______________________________ slIer trade of smaller horns or _________________________________ h'..tig y4u this five homelots $2.si6I or i.e your Uro rugn. A1'T., 1300 M.11ouvflhe. thi.-ua you ita decide whether -__________________________________ k.r. DO IT NOW you agre. that liar. Is all un. lied borne value. Your ______________________________ which ________ ___________ ________ _____ ________ P tim work of at' umuteuz. You your life is largely up to YOU! - no need to wear the many or Carrel fighter's individual things you think you'll need. tutUint lit' uccurute to I _____ ___ will Iktt. the amateur seanustress, conies a somewhat acid olie und NOT to use pinking shears hum instead of good will re- closet. Heavy baggage culls for ______ a s orything you think you need on the bed and then JE ONE OF1HE BEET WTERNISI5rD Ef4. JEF 1DLPME EV MET. 1HEW '1HEFT HE WOULP HAVE UG HIM. SI4APPW HIM JOlt4E1) UPAR)WI4Y UP 1 HLILD 5AY. ...BUT USTEN... _________ _________________________ Seminole Realty ____ _______ _____ __ ______ claM - :OO AM. - 12 NOON r.vise and properly classify cii r.jsct, Publisher reserves right to .dvertlsements. Adjustments will be m.d. on a rerun basis only for typographical SATURDAY ___________________________ . _________ 2595 For J _____ _______________ ________________ ____ Department Hours 1il0, a - ______________ food service company. __ I C.m.rIIkI.. menti. $495 aiffi • . FALCON 4 Door IeiuixS 3e41 • hiSS?. excel. eel 54 BUICK. low mileage, , dan. excellent eon1Ittz only lent $3.o. Call 3:2.0423. ________________________ 1914 GALAXIE 100, Jade Gre.a MANY. MANY MORE A Black Convertible. One own. ________________________ $2,000. Phone D.BLrY tes-losi. \TOLICS\VAGE 62 FALCON ' COMET Station wagon, fair Sanfor'l 1-.41 1300. Call 32-00. rend ______________________________________ 4.10Sf isd. A IW odI.e Orlando 444-1)14 w4 rn. set .ppel tti I Open daily W"HY GO FURTHER? DQ1Ide '4 .tSs1'\IE end heater. Outy hae or C.ii A-I')') BOB CLEVELAND 1344 LUSTA' 'NV tui __ $995 Bill itut-inI V-I. IIII. P , •lir> sler - Plymouth 1.. yyt',v.r i'jt',m ttt. HWY 17 -' tieU,trv iqultY 2 & Rome 77-S373 '' ______ '• rapidly expanding _______________________ __ _______ FOR SALE: tmall house to be moved, I rooms & bath. Ciond condition. Longwood, ___________________________________________ 97. houses For Rent 95. Houses For Sale ______________________________ __________________ months old, 3 CI) hOME FURN. C0TTAG ;.2S00. __________________________ FURNiSHED terrazLo floors, Selling due to Tret's SPECIALS _________ I _ IpMss Ill-Manse Seminole Realty ____ 1P OUT TO A WS Mi ____________ I Ad $1295 _________________________________________________ &N I // Want equipped icIudin( air eendt.t 1523 A tloning. nice. Stoic No. ___________ _____ __ N-Siamese Opp.rtuiltle. DOOR Sedan $141 Down, $2$.22 mo. Total Price $491. i Wagon, perfect for the V5C VOLKS\VAGEN' tioft Sanford *21-lIft $395 Orl&ndo 444-1014 '13 FAt1ON 4 Dr. deluxe MtOpen daily til I p. in. tion Wagon, Automto Trani. _______________________________ I*it'. immIt2l.1tm UnitRadio. USED CAR FINANCING at ed State flunk wilt save you cond. $1095 money. Don't be mialed by dition, located at 201 Avocada, _________________________________ _____________________________________ o?fered to settle estate at READY 511% ConcletS, Blocks. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs ______________________________ Udrm., I bath. 1-EI04. in quiet neighborhood. This is ________________________________ y-ar and up while training. Dry Welli, Sand, _____________________________ wIr..mesh. including profit sharing (re ASSUME VA MORTGAGE _____________________________ 102. MobIle Homes - Sale MIRACLE CONCRETE3.51 CO.,, tirernent). _____________________________ WIT!! only $6i lown payment every_________________________________ $64 monthly include, 203 Elm Ave. QUALITY MOUlLI tIOME thing for this modern $ fldrrn. Mtrnied men 1901 Park Ave Hwy. 17-92 5. Sanford IN TO\VN outside of DEAL just or 322.1110 40 .huuld make ravld financountry Home -BEST 322-!681 4 r,frlg. Ave. Move _________________________________ all pro-lal prosres city on firapeville -1 ELJr,CTIIIC itove ar1 tlon. on merit. are ia,..-1 tnotlofl ill In xcilittIt o in at alice. No qualifying or FIIA - VA IIOMES 106. Apartments For Rt,nt Itloration e pe is es to _____________________ rt- 'l uspe. each. Pit. ________________________ III t r P1itd11 Vu,Iiington FA 3 UDRM. APTS., Completely ItysTAI-T1P let Mac'" the art-a are dfttYtd. equipped by GENERAl.. at See $100 DOWN lii. per duty. 11,U tnfurl,atiofl Park r. addlti'.i'sl Dip, his kitchen, heating & cooling. ____________________________ _____________________________________ 2-2 Hr.. 1-1 ½ 2 Bath. .bll0 or 3I•232 54l.U. Orlando. TOW?4 'N LAKES La it, icit. Some Kitchens Equipped or trade. I.'b lt&n hint . m. and I p. m. aic (1 l,-twtcfl Payrnelits Less Than NOTICE GARDEN APARTMENT'i L-bGG1. July 21. through st. July - duI11i To Inspect Call great while we are H2-1120 l a ONCE 711 E. W'Irst St. 1t.'ull c(lileCt if necessary). privileged to offer a real qUiiIMutntonda , ,.REMOeNT ______________________ _____ ________ siAse ____________________________________ ______ ________________ F'1twi-r & _________________________________ ______ ____________________________ ________________________________________ u. . . _________ I93 u C1TLED VOUR 2 ym Offered By ______ LLL1NG OUT 11 Mpc. l'iflts '-: _________________________________________________________________________________ UP 114 WP II GtVI' _____ __ mad. beyond the first Insertion. MANAGES1ENT ,- --I; ______________ INSUROR 1911 8. Frsnoh BATH home, $100 Jimmy Cowan. 1:2.4015. Horn.. * 1/1 NICE sen., nicely landscaPed, LO fruit trees. Two buildings in rr. More land if waited. ;:- In ''''''Se' 43. Plants, leeds, ____ ______ lIb-Rseoet lmaiS*i 5II-?raU.r.-Cib$W 9$-Mobile H.se-4a$. __ ______________________________ ______________________________________ 2 BDRM. PERMANENT _________________________________ - ('' ________ ____________________________ ____ _____________________ _iqoving & Storage • _____ _____________________________ bucket seits. Blue & _____________________________ $1495 Rest ___ Stempei' Agency A Multiple Listing Realtor in ______________________________________ _________ ____ ____ _______ pussibit' injury to the fingers. one of those charming persons I limited first-clues travel on sure "retirement -MILDItEI) who knows intuitively how to trains all over Weterp Euro,, I Europe. travel thin way: visit h*fl piANO TUNING & REPAIRING - iI _ i So* crn ____ - (( I" ) .-______ . F 0 R D S This Week Only SAVE $200 - 300 COMPARE '44 GALA.XIE S0'1 XL fath%('.c 108. Rooms For Rent A real bee2tY 1695 CLEAN. Quiet roOinP for men. fully equipped Including air ROOM TO workIng lady with o4ttIfliflX .t?L CIl&ft Horns privilege.. Reference. $1595 322-2455 Or 322-5742. ________________________________ _________________________ -. f43 GAtA,XIE so Xl.. I Door 1i4-TralIsr lpe.s-RISt *4-Upk4atieT Ml. 1Ie-Tr.ti li--Vasum r Rest lN-.ee.S 1?-M.viug A *rga is-a.... tee Aest ____ fl-IitmIse.t'. •$-p1..t. - reels - Seed. Ila-a..,al Agesta 111-WtsI T. M I. IlI-AItsS Pee lI-ArtIcles Pee RIM 1IS-A*t.a--ule c Trail. g*eks. 11-Iwap 11$-TvaokI Per Isis 1$-Wasted T. Day i,i-Aat.a*tive Ietvles , Sell il-Feriltare Reduced from $5,35 to $,500. Evening & Sunday *22-8601. fair (301f Course. - APT., 11) French, 33.4&20. 2 BDR-M. turn, 4own, 1AJ water & lIght. 145. $23-2744 ______________________________ IANO - ' GOLF ANYBODY? BEAUTIFUl.. t,och Arbor lot ___ ____ - ' traveling habits in a revolu- switching from trains to a lake bus. wooden mixing 5))OOII handy itt h'ISCEF (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) tionary way in that it offers steamer, ferry or even m siiul: to use lot' pushing the Complete plans for en-operative . first-class railroad transports- Short, inter-country plane odd sliiti,etl piecer that do not work with others so that all tion at. economy rates. 'trains are also convenient hut they are not fall through tim opening in the goes very smoothly. Show as- in Europe are often fascinate. to save time, gaskets at the top of suocintes that you are loyal, can ing and luxurious; they are as rewarding as other moans rubber disposal. TIut' UD- he dt'pended upon. Matters of a I ideal iilaees to nuiki friends, of travel if you want to drink my garbage finished wood doei; lint got civic tmuture cu also be hunYou can board any train and in tim atmosphere of ith' slippery with use and the round tiled cleverly, efficintJy. visit anywhere you desire. or countries. curve of the howl tines Tint IF YOUR CHILD iS BORN This new commutation-type, If you art' plunmn1 - as ' - ________ _ii.m. £ppfleeses .Mamtea.* 1a%ta Iqalpaast 1$--Rim ________________________ _________________________________ 5' ____________________________ __________________ --41 I -. prIvate entrance $23-$14l. __ 5l-lI.ssse Iii. e.' Rest ____ __ ____ - VOLKS\VAGEN q 4 nforl .3-I*'t Orlando 444-5014 . r. on iaui til I Dept. Store, 211 E. t4EW!.T 4secrit4 jptlra Apt ss- eese.e 54-Mt Cast A ELLINOR tat, St.; ganford. ____ _ defrayed Profit sharing retirement and major medical in- Jacobson's $1695 ________ -. •i-Parm.-sVe. Il-PIsMII u-PMMIg and furnish references. Year See Us For Rentals $??-!!i round work. Call or write 6*1 Cot. Ird & palmetto _____________________________ W Robinson, Orlando. ph. SAULS AGENCY GAZ-5t'94. Days 1" 7174 31. Musical instruments _____________________________ _____________________________ N1ghts-WeekfldU 3:104$5 PAIR TUNiNG & ____ ______ ______ •?-Mae$e.se s' __ -H5 _________ - 'THuG+4 fl- ' O'TMOSE i TMi(JN' A STEW! AU5E _____________ get all of your obligations bandIed with greater expediency. nature. Then your lift- becomes Mi. ______ ___ i coUL.D 'TRDJBi.ES MIDE ,1 - AQIT ARTUS (.lun. 2] lu Feb. with her husband, family or bag. Orw of those charming mid this is both expetisivi' inns in one of the Places you friends, mid frustrating. I have tried th thi*j ' ;,i _______ quite wonderful lot- the worn- Whiiit- _____ _____ _____ ____ __ _I - _ - tm' . _________ -/,/ _________ _____ right channels. Show that you l't-iIt sltPV('s t'oliari anti a are most capable. on art t'asiey to gt't ierfert CAPRICORN (Dec. °° to .inn with straight cut 20) Strive for greater expresh$uflhIv pinh the seanw right I sian in new fields instead of after they uru joined zund 1wui.uiguitg tightly to the fun pressing t}tnu outmoded and difficult through iIAIY ANNE stuiutiOfl. Show appreciation Of course, all uftar0 worn- puss to visit the many interestJ'i,Il Problem fat new ideas. Study them very i en should truvel when they can iug sitel by train, You can then I uLA1 1'OLLT-llu a'- adi h-'-' ________ 1*_.*se dwsas ASSUME pymta. 1 Bdrm., ___________ the offer by: ANFORD ELECTRIC CO Marriott Ilotahoppes, Inc. Used APPALSER .w & G. E. APPL1ANC 122.1562 ____________________________ 822.4991 _______________________________ tsolIa WASHING Macbins ent&l5 F.RM TRACTOR Operator iBDIISI., ___________________________________ ______ ss-aaa $5_Real .tste Wass4 ___ ___________________________ t Dietrich, g e m . n .uranc. plan all included __ - ma flelorHte expenses Home Appliances -- _____ -..- l:nnwledge. Such powerful gnrnut'nts mit anything which ____ 1taar IS-IA*ilbSiPS Set-vies -ua Cies Jim I a. in. and * p. in. Friday. Sunday, July 2 through July 24. (Call collect It _____ - inipression on others. an excellent cleaner for long ends at the start of euch when finishing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to piece when casting o refrigerators and garment enameled j disagree with the Pointer Dec. 21) 'You can contact those stoves which have yellowed, and use these ends to sew the itimut rutting out sewing putWild) can hi instrunienThis gets them white without scams when the garment term with the pinl;ing shears. na Tlea*e call Mr. ______________________________________________________________________________________ I 9-, makes 4 H _____ $Mto iP.i - U..t..k 11 -ipsetil $sI$ise *$-.stee$.i sles 14-Rieret. 1I-ap.ets1 $j1 44-Psi'ags $l-la.druos •$-.•-&chooIs A 1nsWUia• ) 7s.-.ampl.ra..t w n-a&. t-PsmaIe Maip Wted , p.*e R 7ö-i1s. Reip W..,.4 77 -$itaatt WiatsI t7.A-.SituatIOs Wanted Studinta 4-It7 wS I-Carl of Thanks 3-1-4 BUS., 1-2 BATHS Hunt Rea1t 8524 Park Drive Office *224111 It you are a high to 40 )i-ar. and g-ralukte S111550V Wasted 1-I..t & Pesal $100 DOWN school WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS _______________________________ _____________________________ All TyPs and Pti we repaIr and Service sTISE 2:2-641? :117 v._2nd St.. - - ed desires. Be very exact. 'You gain the inoSt via social ayeimes. Dress in the height of Spray rcitaurant ,.- / with pci,ltiotie way Ilcetaurants. ______________ _________ CLASSIFICATIONS ___________ vancernent are now being men at offered. Qun1IfI ___________ ______________ 4j ________________________ WHOfl Permauint Cowan. $22-lOt 5. EPYIC. APTR. i*ts bithS, utliltili furfl.I apeoi&lly suited I.. for rstlrsd peepl.. ld.a1l? cetad downtown. inquire at •mrn.d rat.. 95. Houses For Sale __________________________________ ________________________ Home, Osrags, LG. Patio, ii. corner lot, attic fan & air conditioner, Kit, equipp.4. H2-2455 or 222-5742. ASSISTANT MANAGER POSITIONS NOW' AVAILABLE H? Brush - -, ______ ______ A Ci_LJ54GJ' 121 entsr & ( .vt'1 _______ _________________________________ O't'RI M(i'i'R .A'-k Y(('")P OW?A7OO 4 RI cm _________________ _________________________ 4 A One who FloridaTurnpike Tilson painting Service _____________________________ there was no way for any- and played tim jack of hearts. He had nothing at liii to gum port secretly. table one SCORI'J() (Oct. 82 to Nov. to know that he was in a lEast covered with the king. 1by covering." _________________________ 21) Put on your thinking cap Ink I I fl't r payment, Terms. Cell W. U. MeClung, *22-51*1. elite ten block 57 Z 117 Vest Park Ave. Owner P. 0. Box 1105 Orlando. ('ash or terms. Oii - CARPENTR J. AdcoCk riontage parking lot. $5500-Teimi. *105. _________________________ IIOMESITLI 100 x 00' deep. City dowa water, Oak tress. FOOD SERVICE ? ? ioie in Tour Rof7 E & J TI3R.NER ROOFING Sanford 44o3 Ph. _____________________________ pajntiflg Oswald: "Yes. Our for his plad dis- club lead in his own hand. Be suit. Therefore wa1J-kn - INST' \Li...E.D Want Ad In orniation bow now. -- - ," ;i Ru _________________________ so* rark - Opening lesd-43 ' "',' "' In,,. ' nMhInE 44tVfl -t.!?Pi Rl iiTht%Ur! PAINT (4',MPAJY __________________________ "i. Male Help Wanted URF'BOARI) RFWAIRS --- - con- F / AIJ1O GLASS 1,sriøf (:p* W _____ ' r ft,r'(4f 'q, VN,KSWAGEN !qn?et4 l'3ti1i (,rl*flle, . n 4. lit it acres .. ____ • I MAPJ &MO AMt)A(' pcALOc MOJ'/ (.' 47 rn -- ____ ____ A9'Z43 -'t it _______________________________ -- 121'). AsifnmntivP _______________________________ _________________________________ VAMAT 3 tir. ' PliYM(ifl1 4 t)t. ? Cki'1" I t'U" ( p'. .5, KAI%(A v _____________________________ €JIC _________________________ rueir - Tn ______________________________ _________________________ . "/. "U' P:-'i-' )3t1 r,PF)?.?S1VP 115. An ,q For S1e TR kPC)RA'TV'l -- n6\ C-T AMIl -/ r EALOr t\rrtci1OJ -t 'tjO L&MPJV (;) 10 %7 _____________________________ ABOUT BOY VTO5 IN CAMP! SO play would do East no good at frn mane experts. Advancecs,you AW FULLOF po'i16s?w A iu ______________________________ YOU'LL I4AVE 10 TAKE 1t-IE TAKL774EII all. The purpose of covering mcnt comes easily. CO"15EL1ENCES/ PL*4tS4MEN1/ VIR(;O AU. 22 ut Sept. 22 F tO rover some intermediate P4DWE.'LL '-'s.,' card that you hope your part- Full speed ahead with whatever STA.TWifl-t " 'P ncr will hold. I assume that- it i you wish to accomplish of _______________________ _____________ ____________________________________________________ Z Louis luid rehid hearts strongly a personal nature Be ethical ___________ along your wziy to tim gratul and logical in all that you dc. ____ that Louis held at leant six assist you in your social activihWLTtS, TlrOhllbl$' seven or ties. 1' other we climbed all the way to Pass 4 N.T. Pn 5 4 seven hearts. I guess It must PP.15 5 Ni'. PP.15 64 P A • POE 74 ____ _____ EEK & MEEK _____________________________ ---_-. /\IdK a nt _________________________________ ror urnitur any amounT. _________________ roiuev 7-2 ?,,lIy suip4, p1'i Santor4, $2-m2?fl. ___________ peept Sun4aV A1Pt'rt4faI 15tI'rnIn Cell 1U.i4I -----I- ________________________________ i i-yefl1flWP. UI S CASH 1'OR TflASH m. or iii VT _______ 0 _________________ AntiQues A ucs4 tur5Itfl waSt5,niti, ,ntey (1'un Rati 3511 .4. -Phill t.7i'iS - 1013. Apnrlm.nts For Itent irnws ruRNVrUfllt _______________________ __________' 1"ST SITTIX(. \VI11 AV' -_$2.14P4 17.Slttiritlnn \'nnIed ____________________________ IvininS' Psrk A 1Mb. hti4rcri ___________________ ____________________________________ _______________ ______________ __________________________ _________________________________________________________ It 1',tit, liii W. tnt. _______________ iTltN I I Ii- - ' r -, ' 4 t i: r.,mr.''l IdMA7 OP1 P'i1i i'ii ___________________________ SllL US nur Vnrnituri. Quick tI P ;1;2 'l' _____________________________ 5t. ADt. fl $4 - Y." ••. IAVS wnt w A NTI1' i,u1InI I1t ' -_____--------_-_-_. f liSt. 2-ifl4$ Sirvles with the cesh. *22-4455 anto-mitto T?*tis. Al'ie*hf' _____ '; s. Pets & Supplies fl 'irl tn,r,m TRADINt P(T thi ntei*t ein y-i ________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________ i2it& %1i AVAf/) APARIMEMTS • .. _____ _________________________________ I 2c)5 -PH-lIlt St. Direct Phone Lines To Wont Ads Iii W. 2ru1 SMAI,l, flusinm neqii tirkini Ant') WOflK Wtn.Inwa Clean. ___ .4. *22-2155. mCAUTIFUL Kittens. ______________________________ 4 ________ (AIiVA1 i'r I,ow.COet Want Ails type p? ________ SOUTH UMINOLI EL11I NOR 'cv 'CtCRV1 _________________________ SANPORD i'NKETS. 1shy M-nshs. Per- to tell end sill! P$ _____________________________ ______________________ rots, S%sn'ursf. Fish, uplte5. ___________________________________ (OMMOf)O1tI ___________________________________ 1. T;R '/IUI1G I1k1#R '' -• -Ranferl iH-1*25 11145*1 i Mile South lt Tree . let it. F4-4-* ________________________ lrUflNlUt, - tn1r1Ja?4tgIIPD r,rlan4 *4$S1 ongwc1 ________________ i'retght i&mae' CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR iTUltI _____________ 11$ 1140 __________ Ph. Reullent Mit. ,f _________________________ Open Dilly Ill 1 o. ______ Payton Realty hidroom enS dining room ii c'r N,*Rr, eihin (r'u4sr. SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY ANIMAL iIiVEN KEIL AD NIXT DAY ::. pieces .ho ft __________________ COURT APIS. furnituri. Msn *23-1501 1140 hIawatha it 17 floMP flcar4in. Puppies !r ,ztno damage, however price Is ______________________________ ir,n.h1a ph. 'fl1ltloi. Ph. *21.7(1! _____________________ dillon ti- ______________________________________________________________ (*14 Pt11U4. I fidrm Atit. A,pty Apt. _______________________ - Noll rr,ight flamaged rurniI or cell *23-22*1. __________ ______________ UROKER _______________________ ____________________ The Less It COst Per Line Par Day 1.' ,A"'? CHEVROLETS tiurs lcr., IwY. 17-32 '" 202 S. Park $22-Slit m i __ ____________________________ 11 *csefit' •rla berry. ______________________________________ This Wk Only rs Champion fllod ONI DAY . .......... ........ . . .... . 24c P.r Lbs. Ct.IIA?iElm. turn. I firm. Apt. PSI? n'-v 121-4451. AIrtiale, : ROBERT A. WIlLIAMS _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ Lines. SAVE 2O(i - ECHOLS BE1)DING CO. __________________________ THUR DAYS . . . .. ... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 21c P.r Lbs. ll.aitor 45 WP COMPARPI Itaymond l4undquist, flddtng & Furniture Rer;atn. TermsAtlantlo AUOO. flank Dii,. r,VI DAYS . .. .. ., .. ...... . . ......... 1,. Pit Lbs. InPIDROOM FREIt shoppini $40.p'ittilibøl, *22.5132. - 4$ RTkI1O1 1*'n I ror et ______________________ AT FACTORY PRICEI *21.1551 ___________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________________ ______________________ ______________________ ______ ______ _____ ___ __________________________ Al? filly atiiil'd. qtrt nine. _____________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ ____________________________________ *22.1*21 __________________________________ TIN DAYS . .5.. . ....... .... . . . •1 , • • 17c P.r Lbs. 111 Magnolia XTTTENS ROOM furs, apt. ISI a mo _____________ _____________ _____________ ______________________________ OflS pr.wIoul 'rwfllr A onii 14c Pit Us ZiST. JOHNS 1UALTY INTY ONI DAYS . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . rr. ROAD • 4 md. water A electrIcItY. 212. WhlSt-MAlKR FURK $1795 TI1 T1MI TESTED FIRM12 'client 'nn4. 1'. 44*-5511. FOR CO$$$CUTIVI INURTION$-NO CHANSI op COPY 10. Poultry • Livestock _________________________ _________________________ MTU _____________________________ Buy - Sell - Trade ____________________________ ____________________________ ________________________ ?ei r*4 W%11 It' ROAT 'Ith fltrl-j!**4 bitsquIpe1 inni. .ci mnnittIn 3'1. Ph. O. W. ltd Mt. Apt. A. $71 R5pOfl*h1P R*tPS ______________ _____________ _____________ sis 1--14s ________________ *22-4164 ,22.5*t1 tools. etc. 23ouht - Sold. Lit- '41 1i.fPAt.A 5A? 5 • it Co*. hen you get earlier ruults. Call and mont ly ntis. 2 4 u'PROX. Sanford Ave. 215 rhone iart, y, _____________________________ elean. ____ ____ _______ _____ _____ _____ ______________ ly bettor contract and coUnts 10 potnt more. What actually ppsd?" Oswald: "This hand was held in a Tubber bridge game before the four no-trump convention been deioped. I was b North and the late Louis Wat- ai f ____ ____ an EAfi? ________ _______ I -- bvrnib PniII - jy 2 190f rn ____ outIet that bring real expan- z ,lIm starts today's discussion: 6. (bud Care ____ _" _______ I.RLA $211 . flI5 .*th. ?5 bc b"nt. ..O ______________________________ Home 1 __________________________________ rr --" -- 1 -. * - TW.•s. snotnrc ____ 1 " ieh rdI trs ne('ar 1;r1TAta tfl e fsmfl Wtuic1 chslrs, .h'k room PItP,I & ir e .iu%cnin fot' P!fttp .r rent. c -e. W'11ø tle 'Ul ____ in 4hi Pinercit I*?1nppIfl ('intir 1 ti-t1a. 2-'1I Ph. -___________________ V(t r1n1n t)r. I .., ___ ... :: - . ti VWL, r.em Find T7 7TTTO\) 1\C,RtAT LO ________ - nii14 iwl f ,'n' --- _____________ MTC1) rr'v0,%'I'fl. Cfl VF' ARV. Ci'lsn4o ________________________ ------ --------- \Till •rnt____-- t __ Vta•, Wick or Month. fl TAITRUS iApr. 20 to May tug man. A man who won't c. sto - sober for his sweetheart 20) Plan early for the recrea________________________________________________ would never stay sober for his tion that you most like to have _______________ wife. Inter in the day and evening, Z , _ t from e • th I • Prnhlcm? Write In Ahh, worry and annoyances. Then . Box M1700. I,os Angeles, Cu1. make the most of finest Ideas ________________________________________________________ ________ ___ 1-. For a personal reply. 1nelne you hnve. Be practical 4L*-• . a stamped. self-addressed ' -. .• GEMINI (Nay 21 to .lunc 21) %'PIopt. Why not get others to assist .-. - •-' ' "'- '1-20' -' ______ you .inrenrganizlngpresentset'--. - - - . ..... _____ hate In write lettert.? Send up so that you become more sue-_____ ________________ -I I Si hi Ahh. Box 49700. Los ressf iii and not have to work ________________________________ ________________________________ -- -. __ INT4R&IPTING '_-........ I'M ON Angeles, Cal., for Abby's hnrd Experts are within easy ANYT,-1tP4, RUT i •, \ booklet. "flow to Write l,et ( reach. Your own relatives can UW ,_1 -BREAKM, I I Ia'rs for All Orcosiou." ' aist he very helpful. 3fT A -- of psychology told me thnt must- bother other newlyweds. Why does a young wife feel this Is "healthy" for Angelo that If he doesn't ace nr call because It gets the anger out her mother every single day, of 'hIs system, which If he the world will come to an liept bottled up Inside might ve end? y wife seems to have him ulcers. But, what is the TeSt of the family supthis idea. She says hc's afraid her mother might get posed to do while Angelo "upset" If she isn't- in touch protects himself against ulwith her daily. ears? Bet mother is in good ANGELO'S WIFE They prohealth and has a hushnud to DEAR WIFE: toot themselves against An- look after her. Why don't mothers let their married gale, daughters grow up and he Independent? Or am I wrong DEAT ABBY: Somebody ______ i. Artkh lor Rent I4EN"F A 1EFI 't 'rou hays a rInkun prott1m. flo11iwa, ta%, flab Pe4m. _____________________________ _____________________________ rtt p. i. p, _________________ ____ I ____ perhnp you should ask your- ditionr around you fot the luture. Get right to work on this self why. plan. Buy those ac!eesaorles that C()N F 1 1) E N T I A L TO will help to make your ward- __ /' I • - "" Your ' White Elep hant fi r.?7 ---- _____ - • •• --.- �- .- 1 M a 1llmruday Home To -Roost * Friday * Saturday AVE. AT - ST. 257 A M LL I,c 7 several \Vashington's to 1--a as1nst South Africa, though she African policy h a s been a delicate Tfli. spent an estimated $12 million to prove ture of idealism and pragmatism, that apartheid was In the best Interests On paper at least, we're committed of 'everybody in the territory. to the principle of 'national seif-determ. Should the decision go this way, inatjon. But then there's South Africa Washington's boat will be rocked. South —where U.S. investments ($500 Africa could calm the waves by agree. lion) and a favorable balance of trade in wi th It—renouncing her claims to $140 million) take some of the sting the territory and placing It under U.N. out of the country's rigid apartheid admiration. concept. But even those diplomats who have The key ingredient in this ba lance is taken comfort for years in the thought the hope that nothing will ever occur that constructive and peaceful change to rock the boat. But in turbulent Afri- could occur gradually in South Africa Ca, crises arise faster than most diplo- aren't betting this way. More likely, mats foresee, each capable of generat- she will announce rejection of the dccling it wave. skrn or just plain ignore it. Such it crisis is now looming, and the Both of these reactions have been An. resulting backwash could sink our Afri- ticipated. Washington has tried—withcan policy for good, out success—to devise some sort of w. Within the next, four months, the Th. nomic sanction which will not hurt the ternational Court will hand clown its United States worse than South AftIlong-awaited decision on South West ca. Black African nations have careful. Africa which, under a League of Na. ly prepared their half-hour speeches— tions mandate, has been a virtual cot- five minutes invective against South nnv of South Africa since 1918. Africa and 25 minutes against "VestSince then, South Africa has been em hypocrisy." under continuous fire from all corners Russia and Red China have eagerly for failing to comply with Article 2 of planned their tactics to recoup a little the mandate, requiring her to "promote lost prestige in the Dark Continent. to the utmost the material and moral Whatever the outcome, Washington's well-being and social progress of the in. delicate fence-straddling on Africa ap. habitant's." The basic argument is that pears to be over. A very hard decision though South Africa's attempts to ap- will have to be made. It appears that it ply apartheid to the mandated tern- will be between losing one arm or both tory may be in the best interests of arms. South West Africa's 70,000 whites, they deprive the territory's 500,000 Thought d blacks of civil and economic freedom. Six years ago, Ethiopia and Liberia Keep your heart with all vigilance; asked the International Court to "ad- for from it flow the springs of life. — iiiclge and declare" that South Africa Proverbs 4:23. * * is responsible to the United Nations for the admiration of the territory and that. The sole meaning of life is to serve she has violated her obligations, humanity,—Leo Tolstoy, Russian writThe weight of evidence clearly seems er. years PARK Dr. C one's now, .t -",-t 1"; QUANTITY RIGHTS RES*VID . I • "SMOKED" 'V WHOLE (or) 6.OZ. JAR)/ Los CHUCK ROAST C 45 LBe "TENDER 'N JUI CY" CHUCK STEAK I I ............... .. MEATY" , 79c KG . 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"While at the university, he was befriended by the CornInunist, Carlo, Rafael Rodri. guez, and came under his influence. He became a Corn. munist party member and secretary to a Communist party chief. "He was a member of the Communist group at the university and gradually began to assume leadership in that group. He did this by not get. tint angry or loud when the others did, but talking quietly. "Even as a college student he carefully put on the appearance of being a nice guy among a bunch of rascals. Thus he didn't amuse antagonism. "When he graduated in law, he went back to Cienfuegos and put up his shingle. He began to represent business in cases against labor. He assodated with business groups and begun earning good money. He finally became head of the city's most aristocratic club. "In these years, he hid his sentiments. No one thought of him as a Communist. He was living very well and was given a legal appointment from Hatistu. He became president of Cuba's bar association. "Then in 1I6$ he became Involved In a Navy revolt against Batista and left for Mexico." The danger is that because Dorticos is so smooth when he chooses, he might cause us to relax. TOKYO (AP) — Radio Hanoi said a North Vietnamese missile unit shot down a U.S. Plane south of Hanoi today and troops captured the pilot. It gave no details. There was no confirmation In Saigon. Editor: "We. the undersigned citizens and freeholders in the Osteen area hereby petition to stop the fox hunting In the area as it Is a public nuisance and a disturbance to the peace. . This is the beginning of a petition that was drawn up May 1, 1966 and signed by 55 people to stop this nuisance so that the working people in the area could get some sleep, so they can go to work next day In order to pay taxes on the property these fox hunters run their dogs over. In answer to some statements in an article in the July edition of The Sanford herald. I would like to follow the thinking of this one-sided affair that is spoken of, The harmlessness of fox hunting: It is stated that It Is completely harmless to property. The problem: is that they (the fox hunters) don't hunt on or near their own property for fear of keeping their own family awake all night so they don't really know the damage that can be done by their dogs. How about the tomatoes and other plants in the garden, the tender new growth on shrubbery, the delicate rosebud, or the concrete the dog stuck his big feet In. or the ducks on the lake they eat, or chickens in the pen that they tear into and devour? The hunter is not concerned with this. It is further stated the fox hunter knows that hounds running near a home can cause a ''fewm oment s'" of iim-t'st for SOUIC IWOPK'. What they don t realize nor are concerned with is the time this "few moments" occurs. Maybe 2:30 or 3 it. in. or all night. Now If the hunter's dogs don't keep you awake all night, the hunter himself accomplishes the Job In the morning about daylight when he goes around blowing his horn calling his dogs, If he can even find them. If he can't find them be goes home and goes to bed. Theii when the dogs conic wandering to your house, the owner thinks you should lay out the red carpet for his dog and then come and take his dog when you are not at home or even leave it note saying "thank YOU." '1viiti- (I SANTO DOMINGO, Dominlean Republic (AP) — Former i'rovisional President 1 k'ctor Garcia Godo' of the Dominican Republic will be the Dominican ambassador to the United States. President Joaquin Eialaguer announced the appointment Monday night. Garcia Godoy, wilt) resigned its provisional I)fl'Sid('flt J uly l presided (fill-. lug (lie t'k'ctlomis that nlmI(k' hlalagut'r president. Ga rcia (o doy was not :t cauitlidate. - 1ULl CUVN'J'Y *t UI 1 Yut' :,iw . 6 Mouth' ALL O1'MLM $1 1.CU I Year MAIL. I.76 6 Months' Resides, it may take you 5 minutes to rig up a tourniquet, but you can apply pressure with your thumb or fist or heel rf your palm in S seconds! And time Is crucial wh'n Needing occurs or you are uffeting a heart attack. In ease of a heart attack,don't move to a bed or try to climb upstairs. I,ie still and take rapid deep breaths! Keep tip that process, for the remedy for a heart attack in oxygen, and the air all around A credit card is it conven- What man is so small today as to hide behind a woman's skirt? I S S Hard-cornered triangles oftlie wants its to ''1w consid- en develop from soft curves. S S crate of our Fellowman.'' I wontier what this man would think The most futile effort Is tryits be looked into the mirror ing to tell a long-winded joke at some time mind rend his let- to a busy bartender. ter to himself. lie wants us to extend to (lie fox hunter a friendly attitude to Lie assured of 100 per cent ('o(I;M'm'ntloll. By this I suppose he menus ''if you let inc have my wmiy I'll be your frit'nd" i've' always Iwcum ((11(1 that IF you want to be loved you must First love and if you want to be I huugtit of it., an friend, you NOW YOU KflOW must first be it friend. United Press International We have turned our cheeks Carpets mnatle in the M idilli' back and forth and been slapped }iist hvt' one or more flaws so many times it is getting tireincluded intentionally its rt'eog- saint'. hit 101i of the era fts man's belief Yours truly, hat only Allah is pert('(-t. Kenneth M. liusack I a with CASH to pay your bills Start living better now with money cares lef t behind, . , with old bills swept away. A loan from us can pay your bills in full— leave you with only one low, easy-to. manage monthly payment., . and with atra cash in your pocket. See us today liv. a little better tomorrow. 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They limive had their chance for tlit past five or six years to move their (logs. imi they don't Intend to. so don't let the public be Fooled by the words of it hunter who has lost a dog. i can't tindrrstmind why the himuters Ii'oin Seminole County don't stay in Seminole County, Maybe their friends and neighhint's '% oUltln't mind being kept awake by their fool islmness. The article also states that people who seem to feel they have the right to shoot a man's clog should know it Is a felony to do so, They don't consider the laws they break or contrihub, to, such as disturbing the peace, public nuisance, littering the highways and private property with drink cans and paper. loitering on public roads mid starting fires which they do not extinguish completely before they leave. I wits one at four people in the Osteen area who received it letter from an individual fox hunter. He told his story "in hopes we freeholders and residents would try to bring about understanding between ourselves, the law and the fox hunt- cut you contains 2() per cent oxygen. So avail yourself of that free oxygen AT ONCE by rapid deep breathing. All we medics can do for you, anyway is offer your heart oxygen to tide it over the crisis but we may not reach you for half an hour. And it i those first IG minutes that often tip the scalei. Many of you will also waken in the middle of the night with a sharp pain over your breast. bone. Even physicians may not be sure what such a pain mesns when they also waken with one ed miracles. Martha could have stopped the In the middle of the night. For it can be due to heart bleeding vein and saved her own peptic ulcer or gall bladder, or life just by pressing on the cut tc-with her thumb or the heel of etc Rut- it it is due to a coronBut her palm. ary (heart) attack, then oxygen will help take off the sharp edge of that pain, so breathe deep and fast. Keep It up! IF no change occurs within 3 fly Walter C. Parkes or 10 minutes, it isn't likely This summer, the gals' swimyour pain was due to a that stilts seem more theory than heart attack! fact. Remember, we medics never S • cure you! Only God can cure! Life is So fast today you're In 85 per cent of medical lucky if you can forget your cases, you will get well in spite troubles before the next batch of what we medics do for you! arrives. But In cases of brain tumor. I S appendix or When the War on Poverty diabetes, ruptured peptic ulcer, and a few other succeeds, everyone's income will unusual conditions, we medics be above the average. can often help tip the scales. S S But quit worshipping the M D. Pity the miser. Today he Just as If he were God, for that viosits and watches his hoard of lates one of the Ten Command(lollars shrink in value, ments! C It kute,rec1 as 5 jt,(! CbE rnuttt,r October 17. 1919 at lb. Post office of baubord, k'LurQu, under the Act of Coujress of March 1, 1I1. VENT-VU BAG Sometimes this occurs miii' or five times it week, and that (iOeSfl't leave much time f o r sleep. They think from the information they havegathered that most People take the noise made by the hounds ''with tinderst minding or enjoyment.'' Some people misconstrue uum formation to Fit their needs. It is further stated that law e,iforeetiient officials should enoperate with the fox hunter as well as the people who are disturbed and ''at least give the hunter time to catch his dogs and move to another area," Then when be gets to another area lie will Just awaken someone else. Sounds like the la will have their hands full, chasing bunters all over the woods, These fox hunters have been asked and pleaded with to slow down the hunting and pick UI) their dogs around II or 11 :34) p. in. but some of them are through to the doctor, for we found her slumped over the telephone, having bled to death. "Dr. Crane, how could we have prevented this tragedy? Unless you have received the superb Roy Scout training in practical first aid, you can mt.idemnte from college and still be as Ignorant of simple medical strategy as Martha. That's why I have urged the inclusion of a one-semester course In high school on practical medicine. For most of you readers Fail to use common sense regarding everyday medical situations. So you should all be taught how to handle medical conditions, without crying for a physician to perform some st)p)S- ALA HIF.VEMENT! ji,,itr (It 'lit; Abbo4ILLed Prea4, which is .ntitid excluuivtily to tiffe ua br republication of all the local u.ws printed The Herald The Editor "She cut a vein in her ankle," her husband told me. "Then she rushed to the telephon to call it physician. "Apparently, she never got Learn to FLY! publsbd 2c Ii. & Poblt F' 10 vein merely by direct pressure over the cut, even if you have forgotten how or where to apply want to penicillin shot tonfinely for every ailment! 5* It In high time that laymen were tat.,Jet some of the simple floy Sernst mien of First Aid. MapINN eenM have saved her life by one of then.! phone. I mti-1 i, F ;i ", ' miss isnil trmsnquhllrers. An,l CARP 7,475: Martha 11., aged 52, recently tiled at P"e tele- • ? 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He doesn't oesn t get edges out out on the town, publicly Castro as Cuba's head man, drinking, singing and chasing he'll he niore dangerous than women. Fidel ever was. "He works slowly and care(DorLjen, wiel(lsi-c'at pow- fully, playp both sides against or as Cuba's president and the middle. When he was in czar of the island's economic on writing many of the laws life.) which seized foreign and Cub. As one anti-C o m m u n I r, t an private property, In talking Puts it: "He looks clean. He with non-Castro Cubans he shaves. He wears a suit and pretended to complain about tic, not. fatigues. He looks in. many of the laws he was himtellectual, not like a ruffian. self Writing." "Even a friend of mine who A professor who taught knows what he's really like Dorticos in college recalls: "He eanie away from a convm. knew his subject; when be tion with Dorticos saying how came to class. He was always reasonable he was. He very well-dressed, never arrogant. skillfully fooled the anti-Castro He was more like an intellectupper class for years before ual, discussing philosophical Castro took over, matters. "He is so smooth that when "But he was a very disturbCastro put his own mistress ed boy from a middle-class in Dortico's office to watch family which had gone down. him, Dorticos twisted her "His father had been a wellaround his little finger. known physician, but never "He's a great contrast, to careful about saving money. Fidel. He getF things (lone. When he died, Mrs. Dorticos He's very efficient, good at found herself with two young S ." ru \ Liii J. Osvaldo Dortiens A D r SLICED BACON...... "BONELESS" Vt. 9 Iv Political Notebook . . ARMOUR'S "CAMPFIRE" SHORT RIBS ...................... LB.39C . . C Lb* ROAST ...................... LE. 69C "FABULOUS DETERGENT!" 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S A N F 0 R 1) AMERICANS: It will be the semi-final game OCALA AMERICANS:Maga-Barks of the District 4 Florida Little (2.2-2), Sergent (244), noll (1-0-0) Rorhbachcr (:34)4)), DeasBoyd (4-i-I), She?. Major League tournament at Colton (3-1-i), Lanham (:34)4)), fled (3-00), Pruitt (2-1-0), MadFort Mellon Park tonight at 8 Rushing Holloway (2.0. dox p.m. where both the local Na. Ditch (2-1-0), Ashby Rick Hummell (3-0-tn, Cran-(32•) sterrt'ns tional and American All-Stars field (1.0-0), Ron lThmmell (1-1-0), Carter (fl()) advanced with victories Wor o, Royce (1-0-tn, Quinn (0-0-tn visitin g ucain teams Walton(14).0), ni ght. Siaferd ......03 fl41-1 16 3 The Nationals, who got a bye 0 1 001— 1 the first round, routed the Ocala Frank and LeCuy . Americans, l.i, behlfld the Cr; Rorhbacher, Ma*anol1 (2), one-hit pitching of RichardRoyce (4), Quinn (5) and Colton. Frank S a n f o r d Americans LP—Rorhbneher needed a two-run home run bySO—Frank 17; BB—Frank 5. Tommy Barks in the fifth In2B..M1h,Od, Watson, Grant, ning to nose out Ocala High- Crimmins; HR--LeCuyer. Ward, land 10-8. The Americans had serni Game won their first round game OCALA HIGHLAND: Williams Mor,ciav night by stopping St. (2.1-fl), Alvarez (1-0-0), Rick et Cloud, 3-2. (3..fl), Ga,• (3-fl0)1eC1 Tonight's winner will advance All-Star T. !----••-- I a - FIRST RALF champions in the city Church Softball League, this Pinecrest Assembly team lost Its bid for the season title when they lost twice to the Knights of Columbus Tuesday night. They are, first row (left to right)—Vic Leviti, Curtis Sern i no I e iA, II Johnson. Jim Arbogast, Roger Griff in, Les Robinson; second row—Don Quarles, Bob Clifton, Bob Jackson, Hubert Wilder, Charlie Willisand Tom Shown. (Herald Photo) -Sta rs - Po — -- ruesaay to the finals either Thursday or Friday at the home park of y Jim Bacehus a home run, a double and four lend with three markers in their led off with :i singleand then their yet to be dermtned opThe Seminole All-Stars ad- runs hnttrd in. Dave Unley, Jim half of the second. Stuart belted a long home run ponents. vanced to the second round of Finch and Cornell also had two lamie Cornell led off the to up the t:il- to 5-1.The Nationals scored seven with Dowoll a single.doubled After one the District Three Senior Lea- hilts apiece for Seminole, whoframe out Mark and team Cornell to four limited hits the while Kiwanis big runs In the second Inning gue tournament yesterday, will meet DeLaney Park in a both runners scored when Iinn- against the Ocala team and trouncing the Winter Park Ki- second round contest Thursday Griffin was safe on a two i Seven and walking onl two. thcn coasted on from there be-base The visitors scored their second hind the hurling of Frank, who wanli, 10.2, at Cooper Field evening. DeLaney Park drew a error. Griffin scored the third CU3SIbST17. the second inning on a fanned 17 and walked five. The Jamle Cornell hurled a four- bye in a first round game. run on a single by Tom Pinnock, two-out home run by Bob Lock- only hit off Frank was a single scored a pair of hart, hitter for manager Lamar Winter Park drew first blood runsSeminole In the third inning. by Ohm Cotton in the third inUnle Cockrefl'a Seminole team which In the contest, scoring an Unning. yWINTER PARK: Ttiurrnonci rapped out 13 hits In the con- earned run in the first __ on 5 Frank also led the National's (3-1-1), .lnckson C (0-01)), Folker test. First baseman Bruce Stu- single and a pair of errors. hit with Paul threeWatson, safties2b (3-fl-Oh V:tnflorn p (2.0-1)Rayattack Milwood, art led the hitting assault with Seminole came hack to take ti Knights luras p (1-fl-tn, Whittnk p (0(fl, Erickson 55 (2.0-fl), Mann Jeff Ward and Jim LeCuyer also had two hits each in the 3b (3-fl-fl). Lnckhan lb National's 16-bit assault, LeNett1s rf (1.0-fl), Butler rf (00-0), Mackin rf (1-0-0), CarsonCuyer and Ward added home Strikes• • • CaptLJre runs—LeCoyer's coming In the ct (2.0-1). second with two on and Ward's SEMINOLE: Pinnock C (3.0. coming in the fifth with one on. t. it, Viers If (2-0-01 Newel] 2h Crown Spares The Americans also used a 1-1), Unley s (4-2-2), Stuart lb big inning (eight runs In the The Knights of Columbus put (3-1-2), Cornell p (4-1-2), Hargiseeond) in its victory, but B Jobs A. Spo1ai Reservations may be made the final thuche on their rugs- ci (3-0-0), Skeen rt (1-0-tn, Dow- Ocala'sHighland team came One of the hottest bowlers through any number of suisocia- to-riches season Tuesday night rf. cirf (21-1), (2-11) Griffin (2-1-1',2b Sinipkjns roaring back from an 8.2 deat the lanes, both as a result tion officers and Marge Red- as they defeated Pinecrest As°) licit to tie the score In the Scott 11(1-1-IL Finch 3b (31-2), top t the fifth, 8.8. of his bowling ability and his man, Alice Best, Margie Farria, semhly twice, 14-4 and j4., for Owens 3h untiring labors as President of plus here at the tTIt'h Barks, who had hit a home the city's Church League SlowWinier Pat-k 100 000 1—. 2 4 run the Sanford Men's Bowling As- A couple of big - . - and I piteh Softball title. in Monday night's firstSemInole sedation, Is our recipient of mean REALLY BIG tournu1)3? 321) X.....1O 13 2 round victory, put Sanford the Bowler's Salute of the mentS will he' offered to you in The Knights, who finished last Batteries:Vanflorn Lucas ahead 10.8 with his fifth lnn1n Whitttakt'r (6)Cornell and Thur. homeCarter run and W.ek. .. Pistol Pete Petersen. the next couple' of months. Fm- in the first half, won the second mont!. Jackson (6): and lUcky heldthen Ocalareliever scoret As you probably know, Peter- instance, the handicapped dou- half Monday night in a playoff Pinnock. LP—'anHorn c sen teain.d with less in the sixth, or at Inverness Jack Kanner bles during the first four week- with First Baptist and copped RB]— Stuart 4. Newell. Pin- Carter, who came in during Doubles Han- ends in Septeniber whichll car-their second straight city title flock. Lockhart: 2B— Stuart, the fifth inning, got credit for dicapped Tournament and tied ry guarantees of $500 for first for the top spot in sharing the place and 82111 for second slot, Tuesda3' night against first half Newell. Simpkins, Doweli: HR— the victory. Joe Steffens was champion Pinecrest Assembly.Stuart, Lockhart: SB—Stuart the Sanford starter, $750. The' entry forms and posters Nick Conntine hurled both Newell. First Game Additionally, he's been right 'ill bt on display in two weeks. victories for the Knights. SO—Corne'll . \'mFim- 3. around the top of the heap in Mac MurLeny ntteiide'tl the SANFORD NATIONALS: ButIn a major -upset in 1etr-o neIl Lucas Whittaker BB--Corthe Monday evening Singles men's meeting and revealedLungwood Casselburry 2.1. VanlIorn 1.2: Lucas 1. let 2b (4-1-1), Smith ss (5-1-1), Classic League competition, iev. that now lie hs both 8550r2uMilwood rf (4-0-2), Frank p (5jolted league leading Quality eraging just under 1140. tjon's promise that they'd ftt' hlobile 8-6. It Was only This past Saturday evening, tivcl- promote a brand T1e' WHomes, the' first loss th is half for Quail. Pete clipped the top prise in Mixe'cl Doubles 'Tournament, ty after nine straight wins and irnc, - B Hurt MIShap i* n t ii Jot. E. Mathlex A nç tragt1y Involving Mr. flfl flat-old Cunco, of iiest haven on Lake itarney, Wns nvevte only by the hand or proviienc enjo'ing a lclsure1' SiniIat.-i .-After a ' on Inc IRKC and on the St. Johns Rivet. As they appi'oachcd IA'iimii fluff, II'ui i!flJ, ) ouriIc harold, the lesser seriously Avee s, of Orlando, who also Injured of the two, received a wa- enjoying a bunting trip, concussion, a laceration Above chain cit to witnptt their nedIlls eye, black eyes, and severe clint. lie immediately Ca ttle to blowq to the nildscetlem of lilt their alit and upon finding them l)Riy. so severely Injiire'd, pint-eel Viol- lienina ! her bend shat- t hein In his brand new white tere,I the wlnelshkhI atiti slit' R1101-141 cnr, tithi no thought of has 24 stltchet, n cuinpotitid hi iii q'l1 or of the st a in to lilt Irnet nrc of her right arm, new ''jirlde and Joy," to rush which Is in traction, n brokein t he',n to I lie liuspli al emerleft arm now In splint fi'oni liii- gcnc'v rooni, praying he would gertips to elbow, severe lit-iiis- get t hem there in time. Regina chanced to see a snake, of unknown na ture, at harold's toot. She gave a piercing es. and in general, Is In pretty Your reporterJoins the Cushriek, which of couse startleel sad con(Iltion. She will be con- tiros in saying "with young harold, who was at the *tiel. lined to the hospital for at least people suit-hi as this still at-otinti our confidence in the future lenders of our country Is re' affirmed And we hope that his duet will he corn inensurate to Ills valiant deed!" They ran off course, crashed three, and possibly four, more aslrnre, first striking a cypress weeks, tree and then a palm tree, all The Cuenos may they can causing them to end up in Scm- thank their lucky stars that a mole Memorial hospital. -cry unselfish young man, l'at 1 1 V Fireman Discourage Bids TAI.1,AfTASEF (AP) officl&q are hoping few Plot-iMani will go to the trouble to at)ply for refunds on Heense plate tees for small cars. 1 And one state official, who dcMined to be named, said he did' not believe there would he great rush of claims. "Let's face it," he .afd. I don't think the trouble involved would be worth it and f don': think many other people will 'cit her" MRS. MAYME MATUIEtJX Is shown with 12 of her 16 great.g'randchil_ Motor Vehicle Commission dren at a recent reunion of the Mnthieux family members. In the group Registra t I o n Director Jerome are Ronnie Geiger, Shiela Mathleux, Carolyn Geiger, lucky Geiger, Olivia Tyre said he received six claims CARL E. SMJTff. wi th Mathicux, David Mathicux, Oliver Mathicux, Marjorie Geiger, Stan and in the mail Monday, the Sanford Fire Dc. Dan Mathioux and Todd and Donald Morgan. (herald Photo) Mrs, Mary Mahorner of Taila- part-ment since July, hassee won a 2.70-a-year refund I1")i$ nsa oven in th ar. • on her Volkswagen's tag in court decision and a legal all. ea 10 years. A native of Tryon, N.C., he attended thnrlty said the ruling could fly Mrs. ins. K Mathleux Ricky, Carolyn, and Marjorie; and pork harhecije, assorted ply to the estimated 200,000 per- school in Green Creek, Mr. and Mrs. George Stew- Mrs. Oliver Mnthieux and ehll- punches and hevernes, cake, sons who own sma ll cars. N.C., and then spent art Mathicux, Geneva, were elren, Shlela, Olivia, David, and waterrnik,n. "It was a matter of principle,' eight years in the U.S. hosts to a reunion of the Math- twins, Stan And Dan, anti Th delihtfnJ o.-cajon was said Mrs. Mahorner, who conIcux family members at their Oliver Jr.; Mrs, Jeanneno Mm-- marred nniy by a slight arri 'tested the state practice of dat- Army. Carl and his wife, home on Buck Lake, Kan anti tons, Todd anti Don- dent when young l)avjd triedsifying cars weighing less than Retty, reside at Lake Attending were Mrs. Mayme aId flay, anti Mr. and Mrs. Jo. for a high dive, which he, didn't 200 pounds with cars weighing Monroe with their five Si a t h I e u x, Mr. and Mrs. seph E. Mnthieux. quite negotiate, and had to he from 2,000 to 2,400 pounds. children. Gregory, Lynn, Charles Mnrkowicz, One, MathEach family group brought rushed to Sanford for three The small refund was "cerleux, Mr. and Mrs. Robert a favorite covered (fish and the ttitehes - . all in a day's re- tainly worth the trouble," she Mike Rrenda and Chris. (Herald Photo) Geiger andchildren, Ronnie, hosts providefl chicken, beef union . said, - - - . Holds Reunion e ain n own DEMONSTRATION by Arnold 1-licks, of DeLand, summer art instructor at DeBary Mansion, drew standing room only audience of students and guests to study the artist's methods with oils. (Middleton Photo) y Major League Standings the No Tap Tournamentwith a e'guin with huge guaranteed only their second lose in 25 Natinul LeagUe' American League gigantic 758 series including prizes, the first three weeks league games this seuscin, W. L. Pet, GB. gaines of 258, 255 and 245. Once in February. W. L. Pct. GB. Harold Helms, the winning Pittsburgh - - 5 36 .604 again the entries were moreGarry Fox solicited th e Baltimore .-- 62 32 .660 — bowl- pitcher, had four hits for the San Fran - - - 56 35 .602 - Detroit ......50 39 .562 9½ than pleasing to us as 45 eon- ers on Wt'dneciny evening dur. Lotigwood team and L. Kirby Los Angeles . 51 18 .573 3 Cleveland - - - 49 testarti 4] .544 fl competed in this po;w- ing City League' play to deter, added three more, Don Har'ev Phil&idel.....50 42 .543 5 ]ar event, California --. 49 42 .538 11½ mine w}n't)i'r the're was enough homered for Quality and Bob Houston .....46 45 .505 0Minnesota45 48 .484 16½ Ttod for second were' flub intt!t'st to rcunw the three' .luhnson had two hits. St. Louis • 44 46 .400 10i Chicago -.-- 43 49 .467 18 Muy and Split-ski with 722 sets s'rattt'h league for tiiP fl• In another Metro contest, Atlanta ......44 48 .470 ii and coming in fourth was •lt'v In not more th ien 10 Kansas City - 41 49 .456 19 or 15 muiChiestforfeited to Co}i, Cinc'innatj 40 0 .444 ]4 Carathers' 71(1. utos, York - - 41 49 .456 19 we had si: -omple'ie t(LtfliF C tonight's games, second New Chicago York - - -.....29 3 5]16.2225 .433 15 Washington - 40 5 .421 22½ believe that this is the first. read to howl on WediiesthiyIn place Pinucrest Rexull meets time that all of the' top four evenings nt 11:15. Anti the curii- Penney's in a twinbill at Ft. Boston ......39 5 .415 23 Tuesday's Results qpositions series were' over 700 Ijne,d aeverage of all three howlieIlon Park beginning at 7:80 Tuesday's Ruilts a In total. Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2, 18 in- Minnesota 5, Washington 4-0 ers niuy iiut cx-eed 540. p.ni. nings Oh yes .... Petersen bocunw Completed teutn are' Zueli, Chicago 5, Cleveland 4 Houston 8, Philadelphia 2 the fourth keglor to master a Furella and Bridges; Itamst'y, Baltimore 13, DetroIt 3 800 game in this No Tap tout-- Be'iquo, and Fox; .lone's, SchautSt. LouIs 10. Atlanta 9, 12 in- Kansas City at New York flings teey, where every nine pin count tt't.t tend flori;clorf; Xzinner, rain Only games scheduled is scored as an automatic strike. Bebrens and Locke; Spoiski, Buzzards Hot Calfforija at Boston, rain Today's Games The Sanford Men's Bowling Murphy and May. And there Tedsy's Games Association meeting this past art' ill least five either teams Cincinnati at Chicago, 2 Chicago at Cleveland, N wee) produced a great deal of with two bowlers littud and In City league Philadelphia at Houston, N Minnesota at Washington, N results.As an ex$tm])Ic, it WU looking for a strong third partNew 'York at San Francisco Detroit at Baltimore, N announced thut the first annual ncr. The league leading John's Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, N Shoe Repair team of the City Kansas City at New York, N yearboul: will conic off the Atlanta at St. Louis, N This coming Sunday at 6:8() League ran Into a buz.*w in California at Boston, 2 twipresses on August 22nd and be p,m., we'll be' starting the' n- the forni of the Buuards, Thursday's Games night available' to the bowleri around ver I)ollur Bonanza. Anytime Nevy-inen bowling on this teamCincinnati at Chicago Thursday's Games the start of the Full Season, you pick-up 11 splIt, you'll re- In the popular Wednesday even- Philadelphia at Houaton, N Chicago at Cleveland, N And before It slips my mind, c'e'ivt, some sort of rash award. jflg league. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, N Minneth at Washington, N do you rwiIir.e that It's only Too many different r.pllts and Larry Burgeti led the winning New York at San Francisco Detroit at Baltimore. N five men-c weeks prior to the their value's to cover the'm bert' team into a three and one de- Atl anta at St. Louis, N Kansas City at New York L t1f of °rinlzational meet- for you, so, pick up your entry cision wi th a sng 194/555 Caona at Boston ings for all faIl leagues? Time' form here at th e Iane. 'You'll series. really flies, I Gi0eales n Stale Officials V iflOW rOt For Tag Refunds Mathieu x F Ilk e Ba 3,,k - - 1. "l' I" •rralb roly ' - 611 Sa*ferd . 0* ØZX-1O 0.J. ''"° (2), W'nne (2) and Sullivan: StefTens Carter (5) and Ser. gent WP—Cnrter; LP—Wynne. SO—Stettena 4, Carter 3, Rodgers 3, Wynne 4: BR— Sterlens 6, Carter 1. Rodgers 4. Wynne, 1. HR—Barles, McCall I She 'nn-1ftrh tmsnit it. be permitwd to bowl nrtime back to that meet- there i four bowlers assigned 6 MUrpbY carried the load But getting for the surging Jet Lanes five. Sing, the re 'llbe a special combi- to a lane. No particular squad ttme with the onJ' 600.plus set "izatlon meeting.banquet4ow,. times etc., just that it starts for the league, 210/201-604 Legion Team Pace To Play In Hitow for all officers of all the at fl:8( p.m. series. Not too many pins beToday hind fall leagues. Men, that was 3 a c k tanner's Strong bowling by Earl WeavOne of thee' heigla'st is, Sanfot'd's Post 53 AmerIcan bowled in league last week he- 197/552. er and Frank Schautteet ta Legion hing One of the teams which start- ped the action team which opens the in the popular th Six District double-eliminaThis exciting affair will be longs to Chuck Redman of the ed strung but faltered mid-way Monday evening Hi-Low Mixed tion playoffs Thursday, will stag-id on Saturday evening, Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. through August 27th. And bet-i', the League, who hsd games of 203. es Studiothe seaao Is the Bridg- League. group. However, this Weaver bowled the high aer- play an exhi bition game today good part about it. .. ALL OF 287-615. Jim Anderson had week it was T WILL BE POE FREE for one of his better nights with ning paths led back to the win- ics for th e evening by combin. at th e Seminole High Fild at with Nick Paster- lag s 235 game and a 606 ser- F pan. .bese people, In appreciation of a 205_4122 si'ries. in the driving sest with les, ten more th an Schautteet Furnishing the opposition will a!] the co-operation and work A final note for you regard. anack 235/593 se bey'lI be doing for the aessocia- ing the coming Fall Leagues ries. Wt man for who had a 212 in addition to his be a team composed of recent jon during the coming season, and thut Ii they look like they'll Gee tC. 235 and finished the night with graduates of th. city's Junior Lea The food . . . the bowling be enlarged In size and the Ano3J.31531. a 596 series. surprise from this ournaznent . . . everyth ing for kinds of leagues available to leaguether A number of women who Is the sudden noedlve were over the 500-mark were Mark that date down, now, iou. Don't wait until th e last by Semin ole County Motor,, Jane Adeock 194 i537, Margie The Annual Installa tion Ban. niiuute before your 'bo dropped four points to Hat- Kipp 185 / 506, Jean Kreick t-Meeting for the Sanford applictI in or you just might i-y', Bar. MADRID (AP — Gen, Fran. L. ft. Jones buwled 528, Elsie Wells 10, 198/555 omen', Bowling Association be left out In the cold, and cisco Franco, Spanish chief of highseries fur the winners with Gloria Accardi with an even 500 the state, decorated Spanish be th u Tuesday, July 26th Sec 'uu here at the lane•s for a 210'545 and received valuable series , p.m., here at the Trophy the reguhu' Sunday Special ..te nnis player Manuel Siintiina suL,ta from Harold Herbat The men who bowled over 200 with the Crou of Isabel ge. Looks like we'll have 11:30 st.m. 'til 8 p.m. Bowl in g whobowled a m. Eddie Hub. Include Jesse Cara ther, 2(13, Al day. Santans parards of 60 people, including at a reduced rate' fe,t- the. entire bard bowled won the Wimble. a 2U2f53 for the Kipp !19, Garry Fox 198/545, don Tennis Championship re. family. Swninol. CoUnty Motors team. Dick Davis 212/547. i ent you Santana Honored get ALTAMONTE SENATORS, Seminole Senior League champs, were entertained at a splash party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pinnock Jr. Shown are (kneeling, from left) Jeff Bunn, Randy Thompson, Jim Branson, Gary Ruggins; (second row) John Newell and Gary Viers; (back) Coach Jeff Smith and Levon Carroll, Mike Hargis, James Cornell, Bruce Stuart, Tommy Pinnock, Randy Smith, and Manager LaMar Cockrell, Other members of the team are Steve Cockrell, David Lawrence, James Thomas, and Chuck Harmling. (Herald Photo) ---; 0 ,t1 S d 'rLLr L(cii News a er 'S - - -, IT. RAYMOND E. STEWART received silver star In lieu of sixth Air Medal from Cdr. Dean E. Webster, commanding officer of RVA11-3, dur ing recent ceremonies at SNAS. (Official Navy Photo) '3 CA LI 322-2611 425-5938 for 11OME DELI'I E RY' —' I - I- tra or — -: Navy Fl yer Wins Silver Star Fourteen members of EVAR. and R. P. Swearingen, AQB2. from the commanding officer Good Conduct awards were of I'utrick Air Force Base, 3, stationed at Sanford Naval were honored represented to R. A. Alcott, Sm ith received the letter for Air Station, centiy during an awards pro. D1; T. If. Ferrebee, YN2; D. his participation In an Armed entatlon. T. Haynes, AMU; It. I. Ily. Forces Day flight allow, In Lt. Raymond Stewart, who which he made three high siLl. AE2; and N. Williams has flown 130 missions over man, tude parachute jumps. GMTJ. Viet Nam, was awarded a illJos eph Smith Jr., PR2, revet star in lieu of his sixth ceived a letter of appreciation Air Medal. William H. Sullivan, Phi, 11.K1'IIANTI4 received a Navy Unit CornOriginally, the ancestors of mendation and a letter of commendation for "outstanding the elephant were only about performance of duty and lead, two feet high. Today, the svrshlp displayed while serving erage height of an African bull elephant In 11 feet at the on the line." The Navy Unit Commenda- highest point. In captivity, ulu. that was also issued to J. D. Pliants consume about 500 Irwin, AI8; R. D. Hunt, AE1; pounds of hay a day and drink )J. J. Court, AQB2; H. Horns, 60 gallons of water, according Ti; J. X. ercbofer, ADJ3; to Lite Encyclopuedia llritannicu. - '11 A. is black and white and read all over. Every day, in 85% of the homes in the United States. And when you advertise in the daily newspaper, there are two things you can be sure of. (1) Jut about everybody in your trading area will see your ad. (2) They won't be knitting or driving to work or hlding a conversation or sleeping when your ad comes on People have to concentrate in order to read. And your ad in the newspaper gets the undivided attention of your best prospects. So if you have something to sell, think of newspaper readers. Silence is golden. ' anfnrb ,, I 3rrath C - --k-, '-, ---.- -:: --- -,--- LI. ---S* V. d4. •.i 4£• -',.1•;11111•;11,11•,J �p ,I. I 'I. THESE lsb.n W. 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Pantry M.id EXTRA ANY SWIFT Swift Premium Skinless Breakfast 100 Soft Margarine large Gala Towels .................. roll 291 155150 LOS 1 -lb dairy spe(4aI Save 6c—Handy, Decorated Sat July 23, 1966) Premium Boneless Tasty Lazy Maple Brand A..s.4 s,....' r----j,, pM C0VPW *W •PICNAI 0 size 3-oz. pkg. RESERVED slz GOOD 'I. JeIIO Dessert QUANTITY RIGHTS 1.49 ____ 1.1.. 10 .......... -- 1 1/ 4-lb. $ (expim So. July 23, 1966) * ... Hostess Ham. lb. t•39 T T ax 89c II Sliced Bacon ... Link Sausage * .. pkg. 59c EXTRA 110M 3 :: $1. Turkey or JW&menStampsUi I 59c Bag Sausage... 10& 694 I 89c Pepper Steak.. —w--1 69c JWGreenSIamvsu Sliced Ham.... or"N"hw0i"r) Bologna.. 29c 4 59c 2:78' 89c Cr a w fish..... Stvisia.i1s co" PssIvi, DutchAppI. 1 11011 490 Juicy Limes S~ UftS. P .9. MON. • SAT. chinito Lg. patna rice 2-s. pkg. aunt nellie's sliced carrots 101 •Isia d) 34 For nylons and fine things clorox bleach IN" Sal. 370 - 4 • . . . * '- 9 Li �I, 'I * — —+ H - .......66 !I ________ . - ~ - - - - 1 —.---'•—----- - _____: , r ---.- lfi' — I ,.~, , , .— , ado a. V I Io1 i -ow! . I ..l iI,.7;" , . ,— '1a1shk J11111196, -, . ."I " r ._.`_ _-_ _-_1 1 W " ,_ rI ~~~~~1~ f , . __ - , .. -,r— --- ,7v" ~ ~ Ib. •ms?nrb rra1b — .luh 20. 1. c 66 S . S C Army Cadet Wayne C. Clem. mar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Clemmer Jr., 1022 Pine Crest Drive, is undergoing six weeks of summer training at Fort Knox, Ky., with his ROTC unit from Florida State University. The summer encampment Is scheduled to and July 80. '-•è" 1 S I. Pvt. Robert G. Griffis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Griffis, Rural Route Two, fired "expert" with the M-14 rifle near completion of his army basic combat training at Fort Jackson, S. C. The export rating is the highest mark a soldier can achieve on his rifle qualification test. A 1964 graduate of Seminole High School, Griffin entered the Army last May. U, a_ . /I a l I I i . I! '. 1 .~'~,I fIt, . I ";" ___ _ II k ) Iq . -jr- --- " . 1 1 4 . - - . - 1. L — - Legal Notice \V '4•' •':• II ) / I ~ .t. . - A& ; ~ 11~ GVA AND SNOW HILL Development and Improvement Organization held its annual Fourth July picnic at Snow Hill Baptist Church grounds. No. 1 Father-and-son baseball players. No. 2 Mrs. Dula Witherspoon checks the pink lemonade aituation. No. 3 Just relaxing are Josie, Barbara and Willie Banks. No. 4 Officers and guests: Mrs. H. B. Lingard, Mrs. Ada Carroll, treasurer, and Mrs. H. J. Clark (seated); John Irazier, vice president; Evans Bacon, secretary; Eddie L. president; Rev. E. B. Lingard and Rev. H. J. Clark. No. 5 — Come get it Bobbe Glover, Altatnese McKinsey and Fanny Fields. Make mine water: Mrs. Celestine Bacon, with Otto Muller doing the pumping. — — — — — ~, CANCER At least 50 per ceit. of all cancers are visible on inspection or can be reached for palpation by an examining finger, and at least 26 per cent more can he seen with special examining instruments according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. .~. I I . . . Patricia 1~" - I c 14' Stackhouse ubert B. Thomas, Jr. ,W 322.5756 11 ~ P at r I r i a Dolores Wade usm, daughter of : Wade Stuckhouso, and ? $Iijh 11*21Inms, son of Mr. and era. Williams, of Selma, Ala., nutted in marriage on fl at 7:30 p.m. at the bone of the bride's grandmotbar, Mrs. Ode ?tlorgun. Rev Edward %Villiams was the officiating cler jvnuin. The couple exchanged their I i wedding vows under a hunutitally decorated arch accented - with multolored summer flow- -.-.' 9 Wi* . Elijah iiiams .. . Weds .." ,• - P. I :-• -114 • _ L -. —. ___ 1. . •.. : - : 1*~, -•. - •'• - 'i': . - The bride chose for her VOWS iaoz .i'ngth gown of white sst. The bodice, embellished -with b" floral appliques, was .-onsd -with it round neckI to aad tapered sleeves which in Calla points at wrist. Eer elbow length veil 'tiered Illusion fell from . . •. .• •..' •• - - ____ •. •:-. •' .a .j4jI• • •Ji•. - " O • i Li.a' N LE a Burglars Loot Maitland Home _______ • MR. AND MRS. ELIJAH WILLIAMS Burglars made off with aevbsby pink ribbon streamers. lie as a number of the Air Do- game played between the Dads eral hundreds of dollars In '" were Gloria Nel- fense Command which is the , ids.maids and Sons? The Sons won, of articles from the home of Jack Bwasloy, Barbara Aan course They wore floor Air Force component of th e Team manager, Matthew elvington, 1005 Palm Springs ' £sz* WbI. gowns of pastel colors. IJ.S.-Canadiun North American Ja ckson; Jim Harper and John Drive, Maitland, according to Var P. Smith served as Air Defense Command protect- Frazier, umpires; Evans Ba- Sheriff J. L. Hobby. lug the continent. After gaining entrance to the colic 1-following the The airman is a gruduute :-dietely , , 0 home through a rear window, a reception was given Croorns High. Sanford's Zoo was the high- the culprits stole a telescope, Sbe couple at the site of • light of a field trip for Head tripod and case, valued it $400; i wedding. The pastors and members of $tart class youngsters from the a portable electric saw, worth .ietlng at the reception Grove Baptist. and Snowhill Shiloh Baptist Church in Orradio, $160; and a portable liii. Willie M. Morgan, Baptist Churches sponsored lando. On the way here, the phonograph, valued at $62.95. ,i. Willis M. Davis, and Mrs. -their annual - Fourth of July children visited the Big Tree. IbM 1L The couple will picnic on the church grounds There were 45 children in the i.e irii Banford. of Snowhlll Baptist Church. The group was chaperoned by their Wolf vi' wueS 5 . BIRMINGHAM, England Reverends H. J. Clark and teachers, Gladys Gray and Mary im J. MIller, of Route 2, Chappel (UP!) Eighteen foundry pastors respectively. fitaball. workers staged a one-day walk. ps.aed to major at This picnic varied somewhat • • • • istling by daughter of out when wolf-wh ita Missile Range, from those In the past. Its maLavern Dixon, za. jar purpose WUS to acquaint Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dix, is their women cu-workers became jur Miller, chief test of- the cltizeiu, of these two corn- visiting with her aunt Mrs. intolerable. its all very emY: barraning, a striker said. wk the missile brunch, munit.ies with the newly form- Pauline Collier, N.Y. "You see we have to change :.1 flisuetorate, entered the ed "Geneva-Snowhfll Develop'Aey in 1966. our trousers in f ront of the mont and improvement Organ. T• inseomilwng jor is graduate of isation." women who work here. And Righ and received a The objectives of this organ- MEXICO CITY (UP!) of. they peep." In 1955 from Flu- izution are to: (I) Foster better ficials at a motorcycle race Ili A. md M. University. He community rulutlon (2) inter, here were somewhat discomfitOLD UBUC SERVICE b $-wlaw of Alpha Phi Al- eat ciLizen hi the improvement ted when Jainie Monultas show- The delivery of letters ii am 1, b.i&y. of their personal property, ed up and announced be wanted of the eldest public aervioss. • churches, and community as a to be a contestant. Darius the Great, In NO B. C., Lusa Wnrs, ion of Mr. and whole (3) To provide wholeAfter considerable discussion, operated a postal system AA&W Hubbard, of 2750 some recreational activities for it was decided Jaime could pair. throughout Persia. Our word SM *reet, has been pro- their teenagers, and (4) To help ticipate. Janime, who is seven post is derived from the Latin uan second class in people of the community to bet.- years old, wheeled his In poa1tu. which means "placed." (TI, Air Force. Lair themselves, cycle expertly to a third place because horses were stationed 4ia jes is a recreation What would the Fourth of finish in a field of eight adult at Intervals for riders to relay at Otis AFB, Muss. July picnic be without a ball cycliats. Roman dispatches. - . ,.j. — , -• Up ~w - — - ___ - I - a ,_, — — - - - - - - - - - -- .— —, — __________1______-~_. ~ . lkt '& . . - .. I - - - • \ ADVEItTINEMEST FOR 111135 The Board of Public instruction for Semitiole County, Florida, will receive bids for the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment and services required for the construction, erection, and leasing to the Board of Public instruction, six (6) mobile classroom buildings in accordance with bid data which may be obtained from the School Administration Office, Commercial Street. S a ii 1 o r d, Florida. Bids will be received until 1:00 P. in., Thursday. August 4. 1966. at the School Administration Building, at which time aIl place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. A certified check or bank draft, payable to the hoard of Public instruction for Seminole County, Florida; U. E. Governbid bond executed by the bidder and acceptable sureties In an amount equal to five per cent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. Each bid shall include a proposal to furnish and install the classroom unit. In the locationta to be designated on the site by the Maintenance Supervisor, with maximum distances not to exceed 10 f.et from existing structures. Said proposal shall provide for a one-year lease with options to renew for four (4) additional succeeding years and with options to purchase the leased buildings as set forth in the proposed Lw• Agreement portion of the bid documents. Each bid shall include the plans. .p.oifications, schedule of finish materials of the unit proposed. The plans shall bear the seal of a professional Architect or Engineer registered in the State of Florida. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids; to waive any minor technicality; to negotiate with the selected bidder; to take into consideration plans and specifications in addition to the base bid. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of fifteen (1) dss subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent of the Board. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory performance bond sad labor, m*t.rlaI and supply paym.ut bond. $ABOW H. WHARTON. Chairman Board of Public Instruction for Seminole County, Florida It T. Milw.. Seminole County 1uperiutendent of Public Instruction and ExOfficio Secretary to the Board of Public Instruction ?ublisb Jul, 1, 50. 27, 1956 DDB-22 - - - - - --- SEA EXPLORERS of Bear Lake have just completed eight weeks of basic sea training offered by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. In the group (front, from left) are Wes Clark, skipper of the crew, and Robert Puce and Steve Rigsby; (back) Woody Price, Keith Rieckmsinn, Barry Gibbons, Roger Pacquette, and Pete Hall. (Herald Photo I'" -• -1 - -- - ~ilj~ ~ -- ; 6 - - 0 • ~.~.. 7' CI A r - I HALLEY'S COMET appearances of Halley's comet have been traced back to 240 B.C. The first prediction of Its return by Halley proved true on Christmas day, 1755, 16 years after his death. Successive 406 It. a 11sr4 A,.. LJ lies W. 13010. Legal Notice Legal Notice rrcrrnovs iAinc FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that I am engaged In business at 228 Old Dixie Hwy., Longwood, Seminole County, Florida. cinder the fictitious name of Seminole Wood Products C'a-.., and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, accordance with the provi. In sions of the FictitIous Name Statutes, tn-wit: Section 66.09 Florida Strtutes 197. Sig: fl. it! Mosley Publish July 11, 20, 27 & Aug. 2, 1966. NOTICE IS hereby given that I am engaged In business at 180$ South French Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fietitio;p name of ROGERS DRIVE INN, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, toNOTICE TO DEPEND wit: Section *88.09 Florida Sta'fliP. STATE OP FlORIDA TO, tutes 1957. TZIDDICK ASH 51*: William Rogers Whose residence and address Publish July 20, 27 & Aug. L In unknown. 10. 198€ PLEASE TAKF NOTICE that DDR-71 you art hereby required to file your written answer or defense, If any, Iwrsn'uilly or by an atNOTICE OF 5171? torncv, on or before August 16, STATE OF FLORIDA TOe 1966, at the Office of the Clerk of ALFRED THURSTON CR114), the Circuit Court, at the CourtJR., single house in Sanford. Seminole Counres id e n e e: Barranquintas, ty, rinrida, '.2771, and to mail Puerto Rico: it copy thereof t PRANK MOFFAT. STENSTROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys residence: 4156 Llnnear Avefor Plaintiff. Pest Office Box nue N. E., Washington, D. C.' 1836, Sanford Florida, 22771. in and that certain divorce proceeding MARGARET MOFFAT, pending against you in the Cirresidence: 4155 Llnnea.r Avecuit Court of the Ninth Judicial nue N. E., Washington, D. C. Circuit in and for Scmioole You and each of you, are hereCounty, Florida, in Chancery, an by notified that a suit has been nlahrsvIat.i title of said cause brought against you In the Cirbeing MATTii; ASH. Plaintiff, cuit Court, in and for Seminole versus 11-I1CK ASH, Defend- County, Florida, in Chancery. ant, and herein tail not or a number 16030, entitled JOHN R. Decree Pro Con fessO will he en- FITZHUGE, plaintiff, v. K. A. tered against 3'Ou, and the cause WIGGINS, at al, defendants, and proceed ex parts. you, and each of you, are requir(SEAL) ed to file your Answer to the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Complaint as amendeti, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of said Court, and serve p. Ily: Martha T. Viblen copy thereof upon the plaintiff, Deputy Clerk JOHN R. FITZHUGR. or plainSTENSTROM. DAVIS & tiff's attorney, to-wit: GEO. A. McINTOSH SPEER, JR., whose address is Attorneys for Plaintiff P. 0. Box 1364, Sanford, Florida Post Oftict iThx 1310 $2771, on or before July 21, A. D. Sanford, Florid,, 1066. and If you tall to do no. 3771 Pui'li,.h July it, 7 & Aug. a Decree Pro Confesen will he 3, 1I, sniered against you, and each of you for the relief demanded In said Complaint as amended. IN TIlE CIRC1IT COURT. The nature of this suit is to NINTH JUDICIAL CIILCVIT, IN quiet the title of the plaintiff. AS!) I'OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, JOHN B.. FITZHVGH to certain STATE OP FLORIDA, lands located in Seminole CounIN CHANCERY NO. 16155 ty, Florida, described as follows, FLATBUSH SAVINGS BANK, a to-wit: New York corporation, Beginning 184.2 feet East Plaintiff and 214 feet North of the Southwest Corner of the RICHARD T. FORBES and MARSE'h of Section 14, Township CELL J. FORBES, his wife, 20 South, Range 22 11 East, Defendants. run North 158 feet, thence NOTICE OF SUIT East 100 feet, thence South THE STATE OF FLORIDA 158 feet, thence West 100 TO, RICHARD T. FORBES and feet to point of beginning; MATtCEL.L J. FORBES, his Beginning 784.2 feet East wife and 28 feet Worth of the whose residence is South weet Corner of the SE 1647 Wadsworth Way, 2, of Section 14, Township Baltimore 12, Maryland O South, Range 28 East, Notice is hereby given that run North 164 feet, East 100 suit has been flied in the above teat, South 114 feet, West Indicated Court against you and 100 feet to point of beginneach of you the title of which ing (lees the North 25 feet case is as shown above. for road); You are hereby required to against the respective claims of file your answer or written de- the above named defendants, Alfenses, it any, in the above pro- fred Thurston Child, Jr.. Prank ceeding with the Clerk of this Moffat and Margaret )toffat, his Court and to serve a copy there- wife, and each of them, and also of upon the plaintiff's attorney to quiet the plaintiff's title to whose name and address appears other lands described in said hereon, on or before the 11th day Complaint as amended, of which of August, 1966, the nature of these defendants have no Interthis proceu'cllng being a suit to est and are not Involved. foreclose the lion of a mortgage WITNESS my hand and seal on the following described pro- of said Court at Sanford, Semiperty situate in Seminole County, nole County, Florida, this 24th Florida, to-wit: day of June, A. D. 1966 Lot 26, Block H. SUNLAND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ESTATES, Amended Plat, acClerk of Circuit Court of cording to map or plat thereSeminole County, Florida. of recorded in Plat Book 12. Donna M. Markos singer I & 2 Public Records Deputy Clerk of Seminole County. Flor- CEO. A. SPEER. 3m ida. Attorney for plaintiff t)ONE AND ORDERED at San- P. 0. Box 1364 ford. Seminole County, State of Sanford, Florida 82771 Florida thIs 11th day of July, Publish June 29 & July 5, 13, 30 1196i;. 1111. (SEAL) DDA-112 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cleric of the Circuit Court NOTICE OP PVBLIC BALE By: Martha T. Vihlan, D.C. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ROESS AND O'BRIEN / American Natio nal Bank Bldg. that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of P. 0. Box 111988 and under the seal of the Circuit St. Petersburg, Florida 33723 Court of Seminole County, FlorAttorneys for Plaintiff Publish July 12, 20. 27 & Aug. ida, upon a final judgment rend3, 11466 ered In the aforesaid court on the 29th day of October, A. D. DDB.3i 1915, in that certain case enIN THE CIRCUIT COV&T, titled W. J. LAWTON. Plaintiff, NINTH JUDICIAL CIROITIT, IN vs B. E. )IOCAI.LISTER. DeAND FOIL SEMINOLE COUNTY, fendant, which aforesaid Writ of F1.OIIIHA. Execution was delivered to me CHANCERY NO. 1016 as Sheriff of Seminole County, NOTICE OF SUIT Florida. and I have levied upon WANDA G. UNDERWOOD the following described property Plaintiff owned by B.. E. M0CALI,I$TER, vs. said property being located in CHARLI T. UNDERWOOD Seminal. County, Florida, more Defendant particularly described as folTHE STATE OF FLORIDA TO-... lows: CHARLES T. UNDERWOOD I .31* HP Garland Rang. Set. let Division, 96-17-57 No.-1358 Bainbridge, DL.G(N)35 I 102 Toastmaster, Bar. No. Fleet Post Office 0197732 bun Francisco, California I FET4 Used Suez Range A sworn Complaint having W/Top Equip been filed against you in the, 1 3-2 F-Tyma.ater, Fryer But. CircuitCourt in and for 8.mI Set. No. PN201$4G noic County, Florida, by WANI 100CR Jeun Air Fan DA C. UNDERWOOD. for Div. 1 34/41 Work Table oroc. the short title of which 151 S S1IX Table Base Inc. in Tops WANUA G. UNDERWOOD, I 11-54-I Compt 8/8 Sink WI! Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES T. UN. 11/34 Dra.lnboards DERSVOOD, Defendant, these 4 lUx Tabi. -Base Inc. in Top. presents are to command you to S Ni Table Base Inc. in Tops appear and file your Answer or 5 10/10 '4 SE tops OMP w/ other defense or pleading bore. Base In with the Clerk of the Circuit 4 U/IS '4 BE tops OMP w/ Court of Seminole County, FlorBase ida. and serve a copy thereof 6 30/42 '4 HE tops OMP wf on Plaintiff's attorney, C. VsrBase nun Mite, Jr., Attorney at Law, 1 No. 640 Chair uph DE441 Red P. 0. Drawer Z, Sanford, Flor1 RIO Refrig Set No. 97412 ida, on or before the 12th day of 1 PP 19 Fryer bet No. 9774 August, A. D, 1966. or otherS Neptune Booths in line 20'. wist decree pro cunfessc will be Bach up C 884 Lac Red entered against you. I 2110000 Cash Red Stand The Sanford Herald Is d.sig. I S Opg Steam Table Butane natud as a newspaper of g.n.ra.l Gas v/i 1/4 740. 4 /1-7420-2/3 circulation In which this citation 7616-6/2751.-6/*-7636-5 Pana ba1I be published once each and the und.raign.d as Sheriff week for four consecutive weeks. of Seminole County, Florida. will WITNESS my hand and off!. at 11:00 A. N. on the 19th day cial seal ,,f the Clerk of the Cir- of August, 2966. otter for sale cuit Court on this the 11th day acid sell to the highest aud best of July, A. D. 1966. bidder, for caab, at the Front (SEAL) Weet) Door of tbø Seminole Arthur H. B.okwith, Jr. County Courthouse in Sanford. Clerk of t h e Circuit Court FlOrida, the above described patBy: Martha T. Vflilen aons.3 property. 1). C. That said sale to being made C. Vernon ML*e, Jr.. of to satisfy the term, of said CLEVELAND. STEPhENSON & Writ of Execution. MIZ C J. L. BOBBY. Sheriff P. 0- Drawer Z. of Seminole County, Florida. Sanford, Florida By: Jauie. J. Singletary Attorneys for the Plaintiff Chief Deputy Sheriff Publisli July 13, 20, 27 & Lug. Publish July 30. fl & Aug. 3, 2. 166 10. 1915 0DB_U Legal Notice -.- -----,-,..r' - -_ - -- .•t,•- - ,' Id to - AG CHEYER.PLYMOL'TH, a Florida corporation, Defendant, Ich aforesaid Writ of Execuwas delivered to me as rift of Seminole County, rids, and I have levied upon following described property reed by HAAG CHRYSLER.. i"MOtJTfl, INC., a Florida car'atlon, said proporty being ited in Semi n ole County, rida., more particularly des. )ad as follows: Chain hoist & frame Battery charger A1450 teed vacuum cleaner Silver King No. 246280 Eleotric bench grinder & bench Air compressor Curtis 511g. 90108-36400 G. K. motor model No. SKCS184AG$01 Acetylene torch, hose gauges and hand truck Quaker state 10 gal, con. tuiI,c'r Quu)-r iatt oil dispenser ,1oy.- car lift Span: plug clpater Vixen Chrysler and Plymouth special tools Asst Hawkinge universal press No. L12:; Sioux v..lve machine No. 2q71 4 Craftman drill press & motor No. Metal Benches Bench vices Jack stands Motor cleaner tank Hunter wheel ballancer No. i'24&76t Sun Zo motor elect-tector No. 14Aol Electric arch Marquette welder No. $40170 HydrolIe floor jacks Pit front end machize Horton 196t Simca 4 D No. 5483368 Sun Deat tester No. 238285$ Sun battery tester No, 14A11786 Safe Metal parts bin Wood parts bin All R uWmobile parts and tools located - in building at 519 Last First Street, Sanford, Florida. Metal bolt bin and bolts Office Desk Executone Intercom system ) to A serv'-' as the family "big set" t viewing and is powered 11 ' 31 __ '--•... - :. - BOLOGNA ROAST LB. 78 CHICKEN 5.L$. BACKS OLD FASHIONED COUNTRY SLICED BACON c LB.4 LB. 68 88 PLORIDA li ,, E -ii G 6 59c . GRADE "A" 69c I FLORIDA GRADE "A" SMALL - DOZEN S I" HOUSE" "MA $ 00 9WEa 3 AV Vint Unities "THRIFTY" ALCOHOL . . . . . . . 2/21c Full 1, ', (;isflon Jug "THRIFTY" BLEACH . . . . . . . . 50 BOOK MATCHES , ., . . . . . , . . . . 10C FRUIT COCKTAIL Quarts STARCH 15c . . . . . . . . "SOUTHERN GEM" CUT GREEN BEANS . . TOMATOES . . . . . . . . Cans 8/$1900 BISCUITS 1.LR. t%~.J FOODS DEPT. 4/97c . . . 11 . . It . . . . . 2 . . . . Shrimp '-.v.--. - ----- (LIMIT: 2 PLEASE) % ,/ '•:' I ' , '.: , " I Il %ftoft'a / as e l, : a •'. •: •,•.• ,,'e / 1 '' 'I 4/89c . — 6/49c WEEMNA, • 'KRAFT" MAYONNAISE 5% q1 . L. GOLDEN RIPE LB. U. S. NO. I WHITE LBS. 39c - /. / QUART JAR - , .S. 1 29d lOc C — _P (LIMIT: I WITH $5.00 ORDER) 1 — - "d"/. - #,• /.'; 49c I _% %\,. I110% - - - i/ orpo" 1_i ~ - ,. "BLUE SEAL" SO • p.m. Wednesday, has been cancelled due to a light agenda. However, council will meet following public hearing scheduled for 7:80 p.m. July 27. The public hearing will be held to consider the request of Oakland E$tUt4'S developer, Lee Cohn, that (-vrtnf ti lots in 1115 ubdI vision be rezoned to permIt multiple family dwelling. Cohn had requested It-3 wnhug, but the zoning board has ,ecw,imended Jt-2 zoning lit 1wrmitt,d only. 59c Is1 . ø- 39c MEDIUM SIZE LEMONS GRAPES BANANAS POTATO E S 10 5% (LIMIT: I WITH S-Os. Can . C $5.00 ORDER) Each FANCY RED CARDINAL c CAN 1,1 Large Loaves 11 'SII IJIIFIIESII" - 46.0z. Cans CHOCOLATE CAKE BREAD ALL GRINDS 4/$1s00 "EVEuii"l{tSIt" (.EILMAN 8/51.00 /, I 5/$1800 . . . . 47 / FRESH PRODUCE FRO COFFEE .1 .1 No. 303 Cans FRUIT DRINKS "EVERFIIESII" 303 . . . . . . "lWI. MONTE" No. 303 Cans No. "StINLITE" Ccns No, Vs Cans "SE4t.('Al.I." "I)EI. MONTE" 29C 300 10/$1900 . . . Count . "THRIFTY" PORK & BEANS TUNA FISH Ileg. USIlI ALUMINUM FOIL No. "ShIOWIlO.T" 29c (LIMIT 2 PIE.\SE) "WEAKEVER" Jl' Donna Estes Itegulur meeting of the Altamoiit.e Springs town council, which was to take place at 8 -,f U.S. "GOOD" BEEF RIB . ROUND . SHOULDER - well as an extra. Penney's TV and Radio Ceo' ter also has regular-site color and black-and-white SeU, too. - 4 L OS.$Igg BEEF STEAK - 0 - ...- FRESH 100% PURE GROUND SIRLOIN CLUB ROUND Delayed Week Royal typewrite r National cash register Steno swivel chair Wooden desk chair Chairs Wood e n filing cabinet Orcla.iIng fan National cigarette machIzi Universal vendor Inc. candy machine S-W Co•'1 rcfgr, drink ma. chine No. 965U1!A554$4 Dunlop gold seal 855 x 14 tbe1tjp .white tire 1957 Pogitijev 1St'Li501 11955 Imperial the undersigned a. Sheriff eminole County, Florida, will 1:00 A. M on the 18th day tugust, 1960. otter for sale sell to the highest and best er, for cash, at the Front Ct) Door of the .Semlzic,e rety Courthouse In Sanford, 'ida, the above described per61 property. tat said sale is being made satisfy the term of said I of lr.x.cutiun. J. L IIOI3LIY, Sheriff )'miiole ''uuiaty. Florida. By: Jueuies J. Singletary Chief Deputy sheriff lIsh July ,all, $7 & Aug 3, 1 011.6 - U.S. "GOOD" BEEF Altamonte Meet machine 33c "COPILAND'S" ALL MEAT 25 Metal Stationary cabinet RC Allen electric adding machine 011vltti Underwood adding - - -- . -- "The bigger the better" was the slogan when television was introduced, but now Increasing numbers of Americans are "thinking small" and turning to tiny-screen portable sets. I In true portables, screen sire begins at about four inches and tops at about 16 inches. Port. able sets In the nine.to.18.lnch ran-le are on display In the TV I and Radio Center of the Penney store In Sanford Plaza. The nine-to-16-inch category is most popular among small. screen TV for a variety of reasons. First, some models operate on battery power as well as house current and offer real "take-along" portability. A bat. ter3'-operated television can add that extra something to a pie. nic or even a fishing trip. Television in outdoor surroundings is novel enough to be really CX. citing. And if rain should come and the party has to seek abel. ter, there are fewer complaints when a TV is along. Second, the nine-16-Inch portable televisions are less restrietive than "ultra-tiny" xnodeli, allowing "group" viewing rather than completely exclusive "one at a time" ''n' viewing. Third, they're generally budget-priced compared with either the ultra.tinies or full-size black-and-white sets. Many people are buying the secversatile new portables and, third and even fourth sets or as gifts. With compact cu• es, miniature TVs are cropping up in kitchens, bedrooms, dens and in youngsters' playrooms. All models have bullt.in antennas with the option of easy hook-up with roof-to antennas for optimum reception in fringe areas. Lightest are the all-transistor models. Penney's power-packed nine-inch "Penncrest" s et weighs only about 10 pounds. It has 26 transistors and both UHF and VHF antennas, and is particularly ideal as a "take. along," running hours and Filing cabinet _. OX TAILS hours on its optional battery pack. Tube-type portables weigh a "MORTON'S APPLE • PEACH • CHERRY little more, but are lighter on the pocketbook. Penney's 11. Inch tube model is an easy to' 20OZ. curry 19 pounds, while an atP1 S traclii'eiy d e s I g n e d 12-inch (LIMIT: 2 WITH $5.00 ORDER) 'Penncrest" model is less than 26 pounds. "SEA" BRAND BREADED Pcnney'b largest true port. able is a 16•incher, still easy I0Oz to carry at less th an 30 pounds. It's perfect for room-to-room PKG iP . LEAN & MEATY as 1 53c PICNICS Shrink; Buyer IuIuIIIIW nitiirriiel rw Gos - - • TV Screens OTICE or PUBLIC SALE OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t by virtue of that certain It of Execution issued out of under the seal of the CirCourt of Seminole County, rida, upon a final judgment dered in the aforesaid court the 12th dciv ci July, 11466, in certain ('as, entitled N Ti. BRASS and JAMES L. ASS, Plaintiffs, - -= "SUNPIYLAND" SLICED A-11 - 53c PORK CHOPS LB. (NEA Telephoto) — BY: LEAN WI$TDN P1*57 Cu, Las Vegas, i'VED S T A 7' E S DISTRICT R'I' M1DI)1.E DISTRICT OP ThIDA, ORt.A%I)O I)IISION 5$-101I-flRl,-13 V UNITED iTES OF AMERICA, Plain, vs. .101-IN '2' H 02M A S LI1S and .TEWEL CAROL EL11 his wife, Defendants. TICE or SALE—Notice is shy given that pursuant, to a RI Decree of Foreclosure end on Mny 2S. 1966 by the Vt., entitled Court in the vs styled cause, the underreed United States Marshal or - Ot hIS duly authorized deice will sell the property site in Seminole County, Flordescribed as: Lot 8, Block 7, FTLER HOMES, ORLANDO TION ONE, according to the t thereof as recorded In Plat k 13, pages 5 and 6, Public ords of Seminole County, rida. tit public outcry to the best and l'eitt bidder for cash 12:00 noon on Tuesday. Aug. 2. 11466 on the steps of the irthonec of Seminole County, ford, Florida. Dated: 6.20.66. JOHN E. MAGUIRE. Sit United States Marshal Middle District of Florida ndsll W. Wherry istant United States Attorney orney for Plaintiff lish June 21; & July 6, is, 30, , usty R1qN RisiNUd ACTRESS Brigitte Bardot became a bride for the third time when she and German industrialist G u n t h e r SUChS were married In SULTRY 0 I' l - 0 :. U II ~. ..),L' `" 1. 11. .~"_-,,i,*~ , " ._'~:,;~'--'~'14. i 1.-\,:-X_~L,,,, , '"..''"..'~. :.1 II . .I.L, lq~. I- !~,t~l"..I,- ~'.-s-.-,. ,,L11:.. :. ~ _~ . I,.,~.1~-:+~`-`~`:_ ~T. "',.`~, , ""'",:.",~,11 I .,.~'~,., 1.~!,._:+~ ,...,L-11~ I ~', ,-:, ~_ ) 4 11 wli_-~_ L-ZL .- STATE OP FLOMU)L, GREETIwus. TO, JOEL. OLIVER Residence and address 411 Walnut Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. You are hereby NOTIFIED. that a sworn Complaint by Ethol J. Oliver has been flied in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, at Sanford. Florida, using a suit for divorce by Ethel .1. Oliver against Joel Oliver, and for title to one 11964 Chevrolet Impala automobile In her name. and you are hereby required to file your answer, or to otherwise plead, to the same by or before the -":nd day of August A. D. 1915, with the Clerk of our said Court at Sanford. Florida, and to file a copy thereof with the undersigned attorney It W. Ware at P. 0. Box 1416, Sanford. Florida, otherwise a Judgment by default will be rendered against you herein. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Honorable, Court. at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this the 18th day of July A. D. 196€. (SEAL) Arthur B. 'Beckwith. Jr. Clerk By: Martha T. Vlhlen D. C. TL. W. Ware. Attorney P. 0. Box 1411 Sanford, Florida. Publish July 20, 7 & Aug. S. 10, 1966 DDB-70 LEAN WESTERN E RIBS TENDER- DELICIOUS U.S. "GOOD" CHUCK - '-•, -u S LraTh Pag7A ----.• In Service Sgt.. Ralph E. Webb Jr., son of M/Sgt. and Mrs. R. E. Webb Sr., 506 Elm Drive, Cnsaselberry, is serving In VIoL Nam with Marine Fighter At. tack Squadron 542, fl1ng the McDonnell F4B "Phantom IT" fighter intercepter In operations against Viet Cong Forces. — 01 I News - - -_- -, Area Men ;11 •suutdrb July 20, 1966 0 60-1 —. 0LE 00, :;";.. I 64 10 ;er_~w dr (LIMIT: 2 WITH $5.00 C - / / . • S 1/ V. It • - . - -'- - •-.- -% - ' , - - --- '-O-.' .- '-- - - - ._, - I.,- --- - ~. .-.-.. I-.. 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I r% PRIZES to winners in recent holiday contests sponsored by Greater Oviedo Jaycees were presented by Pay Fore (top) to Randy Janson and Jack Harbin, a $25 savings bond and transistor radio, respectively, for winning pig for "kids" 13 years old and older, to Joey Burnatead ]i ) gleased (left, :~ -1, '. I 1. I P I ,'. .. I:_ ~ I , ,'- I - .; ! :1 P .~ :I-;, - ..- ~ camera .~ (Limit (Herald - - __ - __ Boneless SteW ~ .. - . i 'I er, 3 ". :I I~ Re the c A rIsT ur i - !11 "W"I C I ) _ - w . .i .. . - F . .- Tb- -.~ I 4-1W , . t, I . - , %- _ - ~_' ----- C R II I 801111" 1 A i JUICE - . " .-, 1 s" • BAG ONLY (NO LIMIT) CAN 4 . _t - 3½.OL PKGS. -)~t_ # 1 . - , ' : .~...1 , , .- LBS ' LARGE LB NectarineS I LB VINE RIPE rapes ai'i 011 es 00 ror - ) PLAY A&P S i v • • • If! . - . ' . - - - . I ... - ' & . . ___ &' FREE AlP PRODUCT PRIZES ME (AID AT AlP FOR DETAILS •W VY 0 You Can Win Mwe Then Once 'AIEW .. - v Mk lIP YOu ___ iwuiuuui . 411110011111 a' 0 PLUS - 11111111110 Abw I - 0 ~ I -A 1 1 CLIP THESE I * 1, 1. 1. - I regular occurrence a for dra, Und Clara Evwis; (stunding) Shirley and Bill Swisher. HurPer, Jack 14me" _____ is JNW& I _1 .,, supper 1ANW. . . - ENJOYING old fashioned ice cream SLIPS TO HELP YOU - iii. ''''" - . : Isa 9 i - l IV '% RL 4 6, a g" PnI a M ftor al _________________ .) 1 . A L101111 --- W1rW_*_V_" ~~ '' ? INSTLUT P C"FEE ~ _J~ __ . __ • a •9• * * * * on the St. Johns River • . , d ./. . - -- 4- .. - - - 4 - - - . -- - 1. - D ------ -- Ii nonle in run "The Nile of America" ' ecor s Bun e ! 24 do& 32771 CAPE KENNEDY. Fin? (AP)! the water. One on the left side. no more. One of man s most exciting one on the ~I and significant spac d right WEATHER: Wednesday 93-75, rain .07 inch; warm, showers, thru Friday. . .' . . - .. - . - a e n us ria U U Kegistration upen A I _ Pus es - . row I man-in-space trips yet. phere. bringing home a bundle I "This missi(n is one olf the (if records. most rewarding we've ever Command pilot John W. ~ flown." commented rught Young. .t Na vy Commander. Director Glynn Lunney. trial growth his outstripped and space-walker Michael Cot- "John and Mike performed population growth in Florida tin" an Air Foru. mdjor m-igni(icently' :~ • i es .. A Ia a I UI Mulamonue . ~. espite problems that forced ut short two space GeuI *e flight l4te oday when the ,ciniu 10 itstrotvnut make a teorlc 10 was rated one of the best U.S. . . - Lunney said Gemini 10 proved since 1960, the I' lorida Develop- planned to trigger the retroV' ment Commission says in a rockets on their fuel-shortthe feasibility of rendezvous I Ui U,1.i1I spacecraft at 3:31 p.m. EST towith both an active and a pasIII TUI IW3IUUI re1 ort -start a fiery descent. The land- give satellite the Agens 1 Pfc William H Buell, for- The report indluttd manu ing in tht. Atlantic about 550' irid the -'tgena 8 that man can I iiier Alt-amonte Springs rei4i- facturing employment increased miles east .southeast of Cape survive outside a spacecraft, dent wounded in action on July 144.8 per cent compared with a Kennedy was timed for 4:07 and that a manned satellite can 4 in Viet Nam, has been re- population gain of 109 per cent. p.m. dock with a fuel tanker In space (AP)-Senate he would ask the full judiciary tued to the United WASHINGTON acciduring regular office hours at lives in Florida boating A recovery force of ships and for long periods and use Its enStates Florida's manufacturing employdents during 1965. Pleasure city hall, Mrs. Onnie R. Sho- Republican Leader Everett M. committee at Its meeting today for treatment at Chelsea Vet- riient advance contrasted sharp- planes headed by the helicopter gine for maneuvering. Dirksen tries to shake loose to take his amendment H%Vay erans Hospital, Chelsea, Mass., I), with a national gain of only aircraft carrier Guadalcanali \avy Cmdr. Alan L. Bean. a cruisers, fishermen, scuba div- mitte, city clerk, reports. . lie will be for tile next Qualification to register is from the Senate judiciary com- front Bayli's subcommittee and w 11Lre ers and skiers need to give each 18.1 per cent (luring the period. was stationed in the planned'Gernini to backup pflot~ told three months. other more room. Perhaps some The report said Dade, Uitls- landing zone. whcrt weather newsmen the rendezvous with that persons must have been mittee toda his constitutional act on it Ile was on patrol when his borough. Broward and Pinellivi conditions were reported gumA. the lifele.-is Agena 8 was the new lav-s, or law enforcement, residents of the city for six Ile said he wanted to get it company (part of the 173rd amendment to permit voluntary a e months and or the ii needed mo,t nnificint fth1evemnt it h the Senate's calendar of "Screaming Eagles") was am- counties i that order -led prayers in the public schools on Florida for one year we Florida in the number of new nauts were to drift through ' "A ye r ago." B an a An estimated 1,000 were The Illinois Senator (also of pending legislation even if it hushed by the Viet Con x. lfe industrial plants and major ex- space. conserving their prec Don't forget, parents of new iou. -i thought it was impossible to vu mes11Y 011ci said he your child must registered for last )ear's elec- DeBary, Fla were reported out of commit first graders remaining fuel and conducting rendezvous with something that pansions during 1965 U iber rna c have phsscal exammation by tions, but, according to the hopeful of the outcome, tee without recommendation ue: Dade had 209, 1-lillsborough 58. hateer photographic and sd had been up there for four before h it a pbysician before entering clerk, muny persons have moved wheedling and cajoling will do "The senate Is entitled to Seconds killed four Viet Cong and Broward 48 and Pinellas 47. entific experiments they could. i months - with no radar beacon immunizations and their names will be remov- any good." and school They were ready to come! or lights. That one thing alone wounded it fifth. Later In the Dade also topped ttie list In new Dirksen Introduced his pro. vote on It," he said. abould be brought up to date. ed from tbe books. Approval by a two-thirds rna. same cangagement the VC lieu. manufacturing employment with home after three days aloft. In'gives us an impact of what has Evidence of a bealth certificate Books will remain open until posed amendment on March 22, t was intended to clar- Jority of the Senate and the teartunt who shot him was hint. 6,378. Polk was second with 2.676 that period they had had the 1 been done on Gemini 10. It was is required before admitting a ate oem er, c Os ng 0 a twice tremendous. and Ilillsborough third with hatch open three times the Su reme Court's inter. House Is required to submit a self killed. child to the first grade, giving prior to the Dec. 6 municipal Young. who had be-en a rather for Collins business outside arid 44 S 410 •i i constitutional amendment to In a coincidence young 2,107. yre-0fl Oi ....e cons1,u.ona '- £ i,u iS f ree elections • ue chA eviuence na requirement for separation of the states. Then, to become ci. hluell's father, Howard hJuell, Duval County, an industrial once to jettison items no longer untalkative astronaut during his ous or communicafrom first two dayi in space. exfective, it must be ratified by who Is working us a civillan leader for years. was far down needt. u ~ hurch and state. ble disease. See the •County narp ut Dlrkzen's amendment was threetourths of the state leg in Viet Nam with the RMK the list with 156 new jobs and Discussing that Wdesday pressed his exuberance when he Health Department for -nmuni- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. referred to the judiciary corn- Islatut es. Construction Company, was at 1.6 per cent gain. The county night, Young c o m m, e n t e d: I closed to within a few feet of e FU zations now and avo Dirkscn has said that, (A?) - A special U.N. commit- mjt4ee's subcommittee on a Job site lea than a mile remained third in the state "We'd like to try for five - on Agena 8. lee that studied the intemation* stitutional amendmenU. Only necessary, he will offer his from the base hospital where in manufacturing employment. ------Sen: Spessard- Holland, in his al organization's troubled fl - last week Sen. Birch Bayh (I) amendment as a ubstItute for a his son was taken. lie was however. with a total of 21,761 Washington Report, not.eB that nances recommends a sharp cut Ind. the subcommittee chair. tumor bill already on the Sea- able to be with his son for six Jobs. financial losses in Miami and in the number of conferences man, announced eight days of ate calendar. He used this tac- days before ho was airlifted On a percentage basis. a handDade County alone, due to the sponsored. hearings on It would start Aug. tie before in trying to get tip- stateside. lul of smaller counties outpaced zrline strike, amount to some The committee noted that proval of a constitutioiial William's mother, Mrs Rob. all o t h e r a In employment $18 to $20 million '.eek Y. At there are about 7,820 such meet- But Dlrksen, who wanted amendment on legislative re- ert Vietch, resides in Cassel- growth. Sumter was tops, with e same me e lierry. ings a year now. quicker, shorter hearings, saId apportionment. a 159 tier cent increase in facereon-struck arIlnes for tory jobs during the year. Next hI - ra er or - ) errors. n iet were liall)ilton. Holmes. Levy. % am Descri e 111dian llivvr and Franklin. Kirk ~ .0.1 _;? Hq Opens Some of the tortures consisted and supplies to Vict Nam since country who are without tiny By Bottle Austin war in Viet. Nam is an of cutting off thu lips, slitting his return. "The kind of care, surviving as best ' ' Teenagcrs inttrested in Join unbelievably terrible kind of of the face from mouth to car lie auggeated that the U S, th 'y an many with be aid n ' Ing the TAR-Teen Age Repub- war and the suffering of civ- with bayonets und gouging out government send 1)lI*sth.' ourU S. aurvkvmen, who do geons to Viet Num to work on licans should contact Leslie ilians is unbearable," Dr. Jos- of eyes. wad Kirk for (io%eruor to (coil anti Other patients on whoni Dr. mutilation ruses on a rotation what. they van Hartwig for membership infor ep}u O'Mulley, Orlando, and exopened official. tiusre mation. Sponsors are Pat Dear- Marine, told members of the O'Malley did plastic surgery basis, Ile also advocated the clothe theni, , n' ciu 30 • -' o.lph wd Barbara Hartwig Many of the elilidseit on Sanford Kiwanis Club Wednea- were those hideously burned by blockading of ha Phong herd 't U. S. napalm-bombing attacks. bor to *U)p British, Russian unil whom Dr. O'blulley operated Kenneth Plante, county camday. "Even if, and when, we win Danish ships from delivering were cleft-lip children, who are paign chairman Workers will Dr. O'Malley, who recently Herald Index Area deaths ............................ 2 returned from a trip to Viet this war, It will take 60 years supplies to the Communists and abandoned by their Buddhist be present to answer questions Bridge ....... ................................ 9 Nam to do plastic surgery on to put the" people back to- more bombInir of depots and oil purents. After corrective uur- and serve refreshments. Classified ads ........................11 hundreds of mutilated people, gether. These people have supply dumps, as is now being gery the children are accepted Thu "Kirkettes" and Ann h3' their fauuuilius, Cleft-li1) Is a Bassett, at the organ, will pre, Comics ................................9-10 showed Kiwanians shocking col- lived in terror and horror for done. I)uring his stay tlwre, I)r, or slides of tortured, multilat.- 22 years," I)r. O'Malley docongenital malady iii sent entertainment. Crossword puzzle .................... ed and napalm-burned Vietnaclared. 0'Mulley adopted sin orphunud Viet Nant, Ito ouid. 9 Kirk campisigu cummitive i Dear Abby ................................ Luck of medicul luellities, lit. Vietimmene child, who wail 4 meae, muny of them Children. lu"All theso poor lit-oplu wmit members for Svinlitol C unty Editorial pagt. ............................ 'I'lie tortures und multiliations struments and Ix-da In critical, ter killed butoro sho could Im In Imitee and an etid to terror," are Plante. climiriiiati; A. Edmflit ted, mainly on dull- ii" ordirig to Di O'Mulky, who be gotten out of the iiar tot a lit O'Mullt y turn Itidi d Ho. "Rid iin hinhuiser, A It L)riuuun 10 11w Obiope ; I .......... lju will relurn to Viet Num as 1,clwy Robb, Donald RoYcr, 8 dren, by the Viet C0119, to f0rce hus guthcred and shipped 11olne country, SoCiety . r .................... join the Communist. 2,000 pounds of sheets, pillows thousands soon to arc as lie van ut-railge trans. William MvdcIf and E. Pope lie said there Spurts ...................................7 parents Bassett. TV .............................................. 9 forces, Dr. O'Malley explained. and cases, instruments, drugs of orphaned children in the tiortatton, ' - • H crc • - L ri ay - "It'e should have knou'-i, they'd r itioney have • jigiiat in an hism,red iiri'ngjpjj - 111 -- / ' on ~ muwm-HAT10" - __ .-- --- -- - NA-NO 100 I AINO - - j4- / - 0 " . I ' - •"J..".P.. Jr. from Flying Seminole Ranch plane piloted by Tom Tuck) Landfill and bulkheading are expect0(1 to be completed in about four months, after which construction of common ' 1)urant "Gi anxi " Rita Llvingh and Mrs Pearl Hai-per Other pese.nt were 31m.. Aftbea E%- ans, Keith Evans, and Mris. Durant. (Herald Photo) , Produds in Addition to Cash I members of the L~uter Hurw ly in Geneva. Shown are (front, from left) baby Donna Swisher, Derick , vans, Mury Swisher, and John, Sun- 4' , for Ins? an? Winners 0 You Can Win Free A&P - : S Jr - ." IIIIIIIIIIII. __ moteland mfti-ina facilities will begin. (Heral(l aerial photo by Bill Vincent the east and west sides of the land will begin, using concrete sheet piling. strikes. - -, -- ftwe US-2611 rieartll:m'tt' Aff ir Ba f V tC' 1437, St. Petersburg. It's free. ing the best service Holland says such a strike is "against the American public" and recommends strong Congreasional action to outlaw such ;., I.E. Ir..li • Ve" . .. - • 79c sEEDLns 29 2 PEACHES . 4 I I - LARGE RIM RIPE SANTA ROSA 16-OL Buq Bomb a1=41 i9= LVA - a - 0i-0I . EASTERN WHITE LBS ~ %., - . 11. . . - PIUMS I - - I .4b& I ' . ~ . ~ As of June 30, there are about 140,000 registered pleasure craft operating in Florida Wa- La I .1 t-ers and about 250,000 more MI boats not covered by the regisIh Donna Estes tration 1as such as sailboats, canoes and small vessels. Along Persons who have not previith these igu-s comes a ously registered to vote in the warning: 71 'persons lost their city of Longwood may do so - 3I.B. . , ..... _..' .., .::' ~--.".*:. ----. yyC PAGE STRAWBERRY I 11 Am ' . % I - 89C I - I LO Interesting boating statistics: a I IH \ * * * Seminole County This is aimed primarily at servicemen now in service or who served after January 31, 1955. - - - 1L1 CANS I -;IT. S-OL DOMES 3 7,N 79c ANN PAGE - 0* 3 NOT SHOT ROACH & ANY : for , p. LI. JAR - I will commence on constructing the left arm of tile "T" shaped landfill. Within a few weeks bulkheading of LOI1yWOOU BAG "' 49c RED CHECK APPLE ANN l - r I I compensation for disabilitie is ' turea reache% a blazing climax' v' TOL*58 NO. 239 - AP Leased Wire -Established 1908 - THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1966 - SANFORD, FLORIDA --. Price .5 Cents - P U U ' SPECIAL! YeS 4.. Wade C ' I_I I ria JUNIORAMA CLASS of First Baptist Church each week during Stimm er r takes field trip on Friday. Here group of 9-12-vear-olds boards bus isit to Sanford Naval Air Station. Waiting to join friends are (from l eft) Ionald Boyd, Roberl. Crews, Chuck Gerguson, Trinkett Mason, Mars' 1-lordeaux and Debbie O'Donnell. Class is under direction il 4111ft J of Errol Simmans, minister of music and youth for church. 1 (Herald Photo) ._____ il I .,''. .Vk,!,..'~, ,] 1.,6- - ¶1 ii 1 -w. SULTANA CHOLCE PEACH at : i i I. W II p 1M fl B.OZ EACH I"Ialves - . ,L .r . # , .. , . "", , - " i am a . ., r ~ V shown here will be completed by the end of next week. After that, work medical care ob counseling Extra Speckd! E1411f 0"Clock Custom Ground ~~~~ r A : .' . . 9111*1111L I Vfm ~ ,." 1W I . -. Information about educational assistance, loan guaranty benefits, civil service preference, JANE PARKElt CHERRY STRUEM Or Wesson Oil ' 61100i C (LImH': I Please With Purchases of $5.00) • 1 ~ a I IP sffu" ''r*m! EXTRA SPECIAL' 1. - ., ,... . 4 ____________________________________________________________ F_. - 1. ~! - - 1 dI I... 1I~,'k * . . 1W .1II . .,.. I g c 34b. CAN 140 - 19~ : LIp r 1ST , ' -. ~ Lb. 59C Extra Special! 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I ~ POU DS 2 PKGS.89C I i 8 -'ita :, ~ • 11 LI. 3 PKG. Chuck Cap's Jobs's Quick Froves mod"c& or Fiousdor i 11. .~ i. ,~ I ; I ! , f W" 49c ti Franks12' P-KoG 45c. 289c ,-. . -, I*- 59c 'SUPft'GNr HEAVY WESTERN BEEF GROUND "SUPER-RIGHT" DELICIOUS ALL MEAT ___ I . ~ ~ - 11 - , . i. ..*1 1.1'_.;., ________ Is 1. i Pork Sausage . . . ,..-~l i%!- 'SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WIStUN BEEF CUBED Cheese I - . 6.. i . JIeaRbL. ',Yc . .41f,.~ 1. 59 - "SUP11416"T" 011AVY WKSTERN BEEF CHUCK Brow T"dw Y"" MILD WISCONSIN LONGHORN I' . - A&M OWN 9UICK FROZEN SULTANA NANO (Herald Photo) . '.. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ J. Cole; (back) Cindy Miller, Vicki Miller, Seymour, Lemuel Sullivan and 1. ! !, :1 I . -• - . bw'.: . zivn.", Boneless Chuck RoaSt LB . '--. I. . the (front, Tommy Cole, Terry Fuller, Mrs. Cole, Steve Miller and Mary continued -- four to 12 hoped that the program, which presently it; scheduled through July, will . - . I ...., ~ . .; ', \ .., - -' I . - it LBO , I 1. l - ~ - C each I~ J~ . ~. I / ROME 1$ CHUCK WISTIIW 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 20, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 20, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 20, 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/90ec02ea891eb6b2e31db2154392f43b.pdf 703031c57f86ca3eaba790471f3d5899 PDF Text Text �������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 19, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 19, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 19, 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/a67f4bb4b7b79c7431fc676ef6c8402f.pdf 889e4f5377fc223dbadbf46dec8cf815 PDF Text Text �������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 18, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 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/4ce16f96134c3f21d2527a16489e2b92.pdf 7997f9771e276ca148f816779a721613 PDF Text Text ����������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 15, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 15, 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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