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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 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/32b0a611f0d7f462c7a65a63149fa779.pdf 7000e4ce4065a0540e5a44b3e003e2e0 PDF Text Text 4 I- - •'.-.' - .. . . , .-. . .- % .1 - - -•- - -. -.--- .- a Pare 10A - Nov. 2, ]66 - Xi X-X - _________ ; _.V~~ .. * :.. :::::::X.--:: .. :.:.* ::.:. :: :... ". k ____________________ i` C S _____ "ii t: L~_ ... ,I ~,~' ..:.;.:-; .%-...........-.I. .... c l I *x :::.::::::::::::::::::: .. VOL. .............. ................................ . SEW, invite AND CHUCK th women e of the Bear Lake Sewing Bee who 11 __ h7 • . .,0 a, . - 1ki . .1 ..0 den zlnger, business manager. I ! !i SAVE 24c A&P VACUUM PACK .__._...:..._ ____11 I.B. CAN I., (Herald Phato) QUART (LIMIT: I WITH ••., .. . it 1) 0 ,. ( - ' - -• -. ____ Y. - f 4 Looked over report of Civic Center use and came up with thesefigures...232eVeflt31n ,! -. past year under contrac•h I, . Thi am ounts to 74.2 p'rccnt. . .Total revenue ROBERT Mt1RRIE, bank figures out to $1.8&3.84 - "This is prac$8.12 for each contactual use teller The City tically the only such . on an average. commission on 'Nov. 14 Will place in the .state where 1COhO1 is p1 ohibited. It's rnhnbl lift the i n n on the only place in Sanford hohe hceriigeM at the center Pont he sur rt'cd if rental you can hold a big function of any kind." rates. do go tip. ______ s .. - . - ....._uu -':.- •. . - iutii ." 41 47 r 99c Onklawn Baptist Church - "As a Baptist minister I would naturally.W your own facilities to Youth wing Is closed. Tit(! opposed to hfting th ban on hquoi In fflhtion, I sould be the fullest with a convenient, centi 81170(1 in which to have lingo ('i'ie ('enter HhOUl(1 functions." place." REV. R. T. BARRETT, ler It , ';4-~;.: %. a .N I : .. ~ . A&P Brand FRESH CHILLED FWdo Omm" * '_..~ ., : .. - L . . Din . ~ $ flifliV be tlH1'(l flu)) plaCe titcie 1. - .- stra GAL 1 2BOTTLE THING Beets YU - - . I - What ernment matched it was done? Library moved downtown. . more downtown parking . . . One recommendation pedestrian mall on Magnolia from First to Second fizzled out. . . . The rest of Simon's plans is still gathering dust someWinter sent its freezing LARELAND (UPI) where in the archives of City iSOOfl For Naught' touch into Florida today where th e mercury plunged to - . S S es a CKEN . ou .- SECONID GRADE at Forest Lake Church School voted t0 use attendance prize money from meeting of Home and School Association to purchuse Photograph of President Lyndon B. Johnson. A letter was Written to the President's office and the photo, along with a note to the class, was sent free of charge. Holding the Photo is Mrs. Jean Duke, teacher who shows it to Carman Bowen and Marty Miller, students. (Heruld Photo) I .), I , ~ '~ LakeMarian I)VD b . .1 Freestone Peaches is tile tee din Has ~;,~.; , ,4 thU c 9-OL 1PKGe ALP SOUR, RED ULK- A C "Tua thO Wed this and it in a peoI In them played, am the -10W radio ell ftc $3 ju SZS EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE. Jam PO&W Reg. or Swdwich Sfic" 1. AI 2lbs.29c AV 29c S GIIRN . 19c CELERY CAB The I Oc 1) , 1 , Your i.yrica are weLl put to T( the Marina." 1- The freeze expected to hit Seminole County tonight ____ will have a "disastrous effect on the vegetable crop, cost growers here htmndred'4 of thousands of dollars and have _____ -- - Space Boost Temperatures dipped to 40 degrees this monung I . ..'r. - 1 h-V ;, - ______ head - ..; -. - . a thote to THOUSANDS OF MAILING wiappeis s-t-i e t-c h from here Progress Edition to all parts of the carry The Sanford Herald's annual world. Circulation Manager Frank Voltohine studies the wrappings before to the heavy mailing Monday of the annual edition showing area progress, (Hera ld Photo) COp1C.S of which are still available. mar record temperature for thix ti* e of year. Tonight's freeze is expected to completely destroy the many acres of cucumbers, benn, green peppers and egg plant while growth of escarole and I ,; Leave Me-. Out~Adams Tells K* 1. . ~ ' irk freeze will have little effect on the citrus crop, however, as TALLAHASSEE (AP)-Seeretemperatures of 26-27 degrees tary of State Adams has 1-1 ft 1 1 - Tom for at least four hours must be maintained before citrus Is dam- candidate Claude Kirk to dis- Aged. Growers, who normally plan associate me from (your) reek. • ive street lighting program a- million-a-year business in the ica's first military man-in-space long Seminole Blvd. Work will Sunshine State. They range program run from Mdflonville to Per. from little vines to hibiscus Cleveland, Frederick Say - simmon. The county part? Well, which ni-c shipped North and the city said they would he glad sold in dime tOrC. Payoff No Alarm . i, II The Herald today. . .1 , -L . t an adverse effect on he economy," local growers told .i for freezes In late November or le33 and carelessly coaftived . early December, were caught program" in a four-page tel. Clyde Hart completely unprepared for the gram to Kirk. early (Ii in temperature. The Democratic cabinet "T h e market ha hien t.•r- r indicated that Kirk, while WASHINGTON (AP) - McdlBy Teni1wratures dipped into the cal experts say discovery of sal. canipalzilin.g. has associated to do the work if county furnwill ruin us." monella bacteria in samples of No word . . The economic effect will be him (Adams) with Kirk's posiishes the labor. m entral Flor- Borden's d'Starlac" dry inilk is from the county yet. that people who had been plan. tion on taxes and public ft. = a 0 ida this morning but went up no cause for alarm. * 0, 0 1 ning on workitik,in the packing I nance. Mrs. Camilla Bruce precUcts to a Tnild 63 as far south us The Infection of the digestive houses, after the near bumper Adims called Kirk's govemtract caused by the organism is Seminole Raceway tion by almost a thr that only 60 per cent of the bliamipresident of a Two Sanford attorneys crop was harvested, will not m ent finance stand5 'dangere rt A 50-degree reading at Palin seldom serious, said Dr. Alb istered voters will go to the in a bunks vote and then in 1957, which have this employment available Casselberry, present and a former legislatat. is Tuesday out of 22.120 Beach International Airport at Martin, chief of the salmone lla to them on theie particular! ously irresponsible." as a pointed to their records ruptcy hearing oil reorganiza. was iny first full term a.m. was the lowest for Nov. unit at the communicable dis- or I tie said he wanted to 0'emthis morning and declared 'labtion of the ritceway Wednesday State Representative, registered! Let's hope she's 7 leg'slit- crops. ease unit in Atlanta, Ga. since 1954. 3 introduced and pused n was • • • r g phatically deny" any support solutely ridiculous" the charges at. Orlando, testified he paid Lio With the exception of Miami, of a race track promoter thut $25,000 to State Sell. Mack N. through the House of Itepreof K s poidtions. Hey. did you notice where however, it was uncomfortubly American they took bribes to influence Cleveland Jr. and former Rep. sentutives to ratify this permit SAIGON (UPI) Florida's history does not supThe Longwood City Council George Petersen of Ft. Lauder- cold in most of the state's big Gordon C. Frederick and gavo (lue to an adverse Supreme ties this morning. Jacksonville warships -have moved into ship. racing legislation. p meeting ac eduled or 7 .ni. port z(irk's vow to finance K Hurt, of Samsula, to Rep. E. C. Rowell, outgoing Court Ruling, Clyde th e coast of off ping channels d today hai been canceled and 4' I niore than one biRlon in inT d (Continued on Page 2) 11outio speaker, $25,000 fit North Viet Nam, exchanged ndo 46. "I...r,, "f r,,,I,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1960 has fire %ith shore batteries and ay, Council Chairman Percy nortnal &rowth of revenue sell says Kirk is full of "grand-bombarded cargo Junks White has announced. I sourvei, said Adams. The Volusin County ranchiose claims" and accuses him barges smuggUng arms to ' UF or testified that In 1961 he or being surrounded by &i 1 l Communist forces in South Viet gave $12,500 each to Frederick interests that have had the Nam U S spokesmen said to and Cleveland, as representa. state in their clutches for eday. t1ves In tho House, to help get 0 0 & egislative approval of a bill to set up harness racing In Sunland Estates Is officially The Set 1Seminole County. .%.W, w under the city water sys-i I 11 I fDr chemistry o. L\ The track operated one spawas awarded today to Prof. Re " SOn, went broke and now Is be. Toutlidti - &i ru1 Iflt 10 ft bert S Mulhiken of the Unlver ribbon cutting of the 35 acre lug reorgan ize d through the It sure would be nice If the TALLAHASSEE A1')-FIorl shy of Chicago and the Id ty put up some lights by the da Power and Light Company for physics to Prof. Alfred Kast- Lake Monroe Park oil Lake courts. Monroe and 17-02 on the Volusia Pointing that they supported to be announced at the United M'JL France, coInventor Shuffleboard courts. was ordered today to reduce it. let legislation becuuau Fund victory dinner at the Civic are complete. County side the raceway Each light apparatus. rates by $7,073,000. The order the laser The ceremonles are scheduled It would help boost tile econ- Center at 6:30 p. m. tonight. jjpoh~ Hum..stW no word on came from the PubHc Service AW&rd Carries A PrIZO Of $W,000With reports still coming In UI)(I on Friday. for 5 p. in. ozny of Seminole County FF those school buses. commission, Guests of the Volusla anti bwiuse it was a mandate and more to be announced to 5 T e order brings total reduc night. Chairman Richard Keogh LOS ANGELES (UPD.-Four Seminole County Commissions front the electoruto ill a spoAbout the Seminole Iii9b tions ordered by the COM1111,11Seminole County will predicts Band parents voting not to send sion during its two-year inves Marine firefighters were killed include the lion Randolph (Jul election, the two attorneys other was burned cr1- Hodges, Director, State Board of issued fornuil statements to surpass It's $40,700 goal this the group to march In the Or tigatlon of the uftili ty's rates to and one tically Wednesday at Camp Conse rvation, Dr. Earl Frye, 'Ihu Sanford Herald this mornange Bowl Parade - Finally so,282, Ttuam workers, ca p t a In S. $t ' $ not Cotirvenietat to come learned that the "Invitation" Today's order directed the Peadleton, pushing th e death Director, Florida Game and lug chairmen and officials hi4ve Frc iderick said: series of Freah Water Fish Commission, -da y ill 3 two was really a "Bring Your Own" UtWty to file its new tariff t011 to 14 "I was rupresontizig Semiui- been Invited to bring their bus. k 7. • -Bring your own transporta- schedule and amendments with southern California brush tires. Mrs. G. T. Smith Jr., and N. inail at b ati help batid or wife with thein to I Earl Jones, ineinbers of the ale Park and Fairgrounds be. Nov. 22. PSC by Bring your own food the tion . . . lwii Florida State Park Hoard, re- fore Clyde hurt ever heard of çs1brate the successful cornToday's order is the second Bring your own lodging pleNnis of the one-nttmth cwnBring your own football tickets issued by the PSC within the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. presentatives iii the East Cell- the race truck. In fact, the to p&$fl. Florida Regional Planning potJtloui tht was presented and when you get there past week in connectlon with (AP)- U. N. Secretary.Generai tral *pected to - be represented seven Council, State Senators Mack the County Commission of we'll let you march in the par- a lengthy Investigation into U Thant began serving a D. D. 0 a ns I n o I e County Ill . . 1 1~4 ~.1 1; -116 , , . arti14", Who said Miand was rates of the six maJor utllitles week shirttail to his term today N. Cleveland Jr.. and Ion and dangled tile prospect of tak- C o v I n g t o n, Representatives whereby Lim truck sought to ee%P*-&W0RD-oATUNM-= a liberal area. rao . Thumits S. McDonald. William have tile people (if Somintile ed by Ullitt.== Ing on another hitch. 0I - ~ds Thant, disclosed through a Gillespie, Will. Reedy. William County rutify tho rucing Im-r. . The only tWng that boffiers ber commission ordered South. day that Ile in- Conway, and James A. floyd. mit was uniong tho firNt work arc utsis that the kidb were promis- em Bell to reduce It& ratA corporation thc large number already M$$ SW C. C $37 mil lion, for a total of tends to make known by the officials of the Flouida Power that I did for this they would go ed last of Seiniumlo awarded to various businesses, people whether he & Light Cwnpany, and local "The Promises Promises, prwnises, $19.2 million for a two-year end of the mont.h leglusht. clubs and organizations, County approved and state dignitaries. accept a second term, will period., ,t y j . i Rid1ocul I ous . I 4I.I9L,, (QUAN - ____ ' .- 11~1 . - : '3' - - 1 inner, ' i'f i, ~,~,~~N%T,;~ ' v' f/ ' ø 11~ g--~ 't i We ease You Too Cm Be i4e c , V . ..-• I Mrs= AVV 9 ew I " F, ~~ " - - .. -~. ai'ne - Predid Drive Will Go Over The Top Dedicat ion 'gt . - 6 / f. Pt. _.~ %_ ". ... .. ..... -,-7 .7' . ~. A 0 -~, .1 I -* , . ' * , . ". , •. - - ,1p-W #.~,, ~ .-.., -,~/, & _. 1 '1 - '1 . -' .-. Death Toll Up ~ . - . Another . '• ;._~ 9 * y .- 8-17 f' of Ir Aren I %'111 . ': G47 '4- )-zJ,., * 4. - - if • 5o() 1. , h . ' - - ,,,d .1000 .. j;ong writer, displuyi; record of two of her now songs, "I Thwik You for My Faith" Jda} j4}jj" Jieart of Gold. (U' d 0 01 :-Za - - • • s ''; ."" Ae R ~ -. -- .•, -?'.' -.-.' '• "' , MuHiken Honored sociaioxi (up!) I ., • - 5 Final Plans For Monroe Park of • ': PowerCo. Ordered To Reduce Rates Meet Cancelled prize smg Is excLdleuL TI& is a . 4 PINICIEST SHOPPING CENTR HWY. 17fl S SNFOID conslstantiy coining up Lheme, and that's what counts. '. 5 ____ J ' I •".•- "g;,~ J) ___________________________________________________________________ Prices in fhis ad are good fhrough f 1-_ ,, ..1, , PEARS #I (00A) LAR" 14RM with tine lyrics and titles " Bob Quimby ,of We National IV restricted ize Ships M SWEET ANDOU Music song: 644% YOU ve done it awn. This Is a good fresh Idea, tells the stoz' -'P' and c-arbr. YOU I 3 WHITE w ap mliv with the opening of if ' 'Absolute I-LI. $100 " CANS -_ --~ FlESH CRISP lED DELICIOUS .lL Film City Studios In Hollyd1 I Piuulng the songs on Us raft statim. which covers mc ', 1 . 1, " , ". r, ~. . .... t" Gold. sung b3 ier A limited number of the Yecard Is an sale at Sanford Elea. tric Company, U6 Magnolia be ordmven axicl inure Tit .18 () ixes Songs On wax £ l' 0 no other lunge the facilities were put to full ue, instead of being tion - '.i' C atiti tion.,; or other Inisinesq. The Civic ('onter should be it iIi,ed to its fullest ec tent, espe _ I You for My Faith" On the revaw aide of this 45 rpm is 1-LB. CANS Golden Corn * BY FRANCES WESTER gether and the melodies are Him. I have learned from exA Lake Mary amig vMter, Vir- very attrar.tive.-perience that when we seek Him ginla D. Matthews has two new Mr M songs on recalt and is asking ment now is: "My feelings are way I earnestly prny that in a that friends request they be of humility. I sincerely believe world so full of turmoil my that God has given me this Rorgii will give new courupc and played over the air. I talent dr to aw o icra closer to strength Jeff Lawrence, who has just signed a contract , 4, ~,,4 -~,('.*, .~i~i-.';':'~-'..'~.""'~-L'~.",to do the lead in a now movie. lfl-:''-r~1.11~,;*,*~'-.',!?:,~,:i."-.,,,,~ ,~',.',I ~ Pru pro ant tru f ons - ' a . 00 Cling Peaches ma T . $ All Varieties JIFFY CAKE - .1 I 12 - - the ers Ass$ nipi anc - t'. . ' • g i I 0~ 1 -- "We need to get COflVefltiOflR in here- more people, more cial function. I thitik it, o er e wuiki he () I the uk ohol as long youth wing was rinqed that. partictilar n1wht. space Unpeeled Apricots CANS S ,ø, MIX OR MATCH 'EM IV eve taurateur - ____ I A Titan 3C sorkhorse rocket • It might be a good taxes. Idea If we broaden the scope warning service, and some of hauled an unmanned Gemini of our annex to give them extra the stite's so.called 'ornamen and a "space bus" carrying services. This can't be done Un- tals' vill be in danger in the three passenger satellites into til we get th e legislation, northern coun ti es." today In a spe ctacular ILIO ornament ls are a two-in -one test debut for AmerCity ready to start its mass. ) ____ ••• •, Johnson, CANS Potatoes gun mU) %'l'l 'I', It V A II -8 "There's not another 1)111CC to have a large so- Freeze Feared Seminole residents who say San- north tonight," said Warren ies _____ - O! ( C C ....~,.1., % . ow - WIIK . In _________ Cut Greeii leotis )•-. I A&P Fmit & Vegefcble Sale! C Jan. Park.r Delicious BLACKBERRY - -. 114 eel DiKE SCflAU1BERT, - "I'm for It. Other communities do it. We could have many conven- IIOWMAN. res- ('lllIl' WllLlAM I'ItI. 0 s - - .- "THE uice -I - 2nd BIG WEEKI C S - '.' " - - "\Vhen in 1. , - we have a hig function, I fOCi 8(l.. oils shmtltl u se the civic center, l)ITh'i(ied t hi Pensacola and 32 at Tallahassee Actuall Simons ac plann 27 Ing on ho the to';n ull grow At the Un iversi ty of Florida in Gainesville, stua more conwe need is What dens bundled against readings in the low 30s. crete study "now" on what The freezing temperatures didn't get far enough parts have to be turndo'.n and south to affect tender truck built up. crop Frost Warning Service here World News , ai d cn colder fs. , look ux colier office up tht courthouse oiic'e at Semi- wezithet n North Florida to. Brie I This should night. nole Plaza . . solve any càmplaint of South "It will be colder in the - - t ' .''_• 'A , hail - L'44c" li, t. ..", .141 ' .. ____ WESTER HUNT, data processor -"Sounds like a winning Idea. Keep pen pie In town and utilize i . ) Alco hol'16c Beverages At Civic Center. Of - A&P Inst. Coffee $5 DO ORDER) 'rr - CentA Price 5 . - IP VI", ,aistant layout editor; Wayne Swilley, photographer; (back) Gail Schmidt. and Teresa Trimble, assistant layout editors; George E. MI. Swanson and Mike Lilly, photographers; Gaye Thum, literary editor, and J u dy Bent - I - SANFORD, FLORIDA _ n -irst St. and You %%,,alk Alo*9 I professional plann that renli7e it.-Ili7C the ing is a must. to rex downtown arrn . . . Four years . editor; I I C LBO a 68, 6 • on Academy, - 19 r WIt H"VV SAVE 20c EXTRA SPECIAL! KRAFT staff of "The Mirror," school publication at Forest Lake are (front, from left) Clinton Anderson, sponsor; JaiinelI Seals, layout Lanci Pillsburg, editor in chief Harold Baasch exl J LB - a SERVING - , LY PKG we we-- Boneless -_ ~ - . 55 . I . . I ~ ) i 1 1 I , ~ , . i, ,q , - 54- AP Led Wire -EstaI)lIshetl 1908 c PKG. e LBO .. 1 I.I. ~. .- ~1.1'. . . 1. - ; - - . i . rI There's nothing else to SR - .1,0,; - and cool 1. himself for those alleged bribes. "5i.i-.RIgiif" Extra Laan Freshly GROUND - ,:1 . I LBO - I NO. Needs Your Support 82771 tlll'LL Friday. 75.40; fair ThURSDAY, NOV 8, 1006 that he issued himself stock In the corporation to reimburse C • •1 - I I S Boi . I acon William (Herald Photo) IF c ANgood Sugar Cured Silced at Mm George Mm A&VIL ley, I ~ II ams last Tuesday of each month most at 1. homes of the members to make Items for themselves, their families, and for the North Orange Emergency League. Seated around the table (left to right) are Mrs. Effie Guthrie, Mrs. Dick Mathes, Mrs. Russell Loomis, Mrs. James Woods p.m. the Zip Code 4254988 * hat Do You Th'l*nk About L'IOft'Ing asty those alleged conclusions on 59 crat - - - COME 322.2611 or VEATIIER: \Vednesdny - I, r Phone -%:%%*, YOU ! ..................... ', . I..."t ak ?% -.1., -. ~T r auf]3 ii I ,` ..... Concert Association I 1 ........................ `* ........... 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X....... , ..... .. - Seminole Joi.In13r 0 * * * * t .. 6 4 %!~.!~.- : i. year ' , _________________________________________________________________________________/ this • . : I 1f R -- 1'& - ---.-- - • - - .. --- --- - . .-- - I •- _____ - - --- - .1 - - - - . I - - - - - :: : ) I "' - ' •<' - - - '. I I - - -_ -- --________________ • / I , • iS, • • . I . I" • . - - - I : I ''' �- - - - - - - '- - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - :4_ - - -ti T a f ---_ -—TT £Tr. .. - 9':7•Zo.n&o 9offiizq.is H ______________ GRAPEVILLE v':' ___________________________ _______ 1 Ar - -- -- - I F -r T U - L - tion executive committee has posed cont1tutjøn1 amend- and Connie MUrry, sen1ors, and gone on meord as being opposed mains sus e , a Junior The amendment whicl -- tendenta rather than election. - Edutjo -'. a'- - during hall-time Senate. During the interim, ant from 1D6 through June of thlr vice president of South Seminole B k th Din [) th e terum of a Hart Ignored ray billings and such a pos1tio for such a abort ths call tha say evening In e count being without "As a result of the refusal $400 worth of equipment through medial reading U ichit.r a superIntendent for a period at of the series of six federal matching funds, of Mr. Burt to honor my parents of time, sh e'q)luzne(l vera coJorfu postor, showed ,p. 7 Th,vtu f,s, 'dnll,,,. ynen Fairgrounds in January f 1962 idea of fippointing a Supel-un- ', Florida and claiming "it sjIvert.uze needed bs the cafe E:ieh ch:ld Ic rc of this phrase, which is lsaRepublica YCX" concluded on or about .luh citi they owed I have done no that an appointed superrntend. situ that Mr. Hurt. deniea having u)Y1Cd trnw constjtutim,aI rt. i've services frani 11156 through vision, which would be much iCOd out the prom. dpoition in connection With study this amendment at length lag •aQgj trOuSerS say. fans If they .. gui par whether or not he bud received the billings for which the corn- per 'Mr. Hart eluinis tO havu' the others In securing the passage RIlE tively pursued and passed the - during the Legislative Session of 1961 inasmuch as my posibeen In 11457 nd 1959. tLfl Ostoen, or . (j - - - -- 'r.4.. a..'-.- flJl amount for a wartime veteran 15,000 Acres Gar. f 53 ' agreed to call all the members • 0' ': committeemen auci women to uimpazgnang V I :. • States Circutt Court of Appeals Time United States Court qf Military 4pp'eaLs, (J'ijted a. re.. aas.. w r - ____________________________________ — - annually and place a ' -. entz but I have no ' . 'j' • - - .. • _____ - - - .a__ - R I Ii I L1 1111 a I I I •ji1I IUE flUflULIl1L : . .. .. -. With TO4 - ':' - ' --. - . "4 'WI - ' ' - '" 1 -- ') ____________________________ '' "," 1 tooth- they are (left to right) ____ Wa --Ir" _____ I _iIkj'.. t - _____ ' ,',r- t -- . " _____ 4- ...tJ _____ . •' .• ______ 1 - - (Herald Photos) rc estra Mrs. John tty to have a Bepub- ctjon ii every way that my aocial Concert Orcheit.ra have resumof or Roger Casini from New many W*7$ to C ty. 't. I ilcan Governor sitting strongly reCOflUfletbd a similar course oL with a predoLninantly E tk United stt senate will 911 k*W • Barbequ. Pits • Swimming Pools A whale's tongue may weigh Terwodo and Gco:ge Goc4k, mphalued violinists umuchjasl,Q00P0u11d1, says both WALL SUPPLY 220 N Ic' French Ave ri.ia. f1NlltY Paid Pol. Mv. by Sets. Co. Camp. Trims. I.. C. Riley .--- (DE.M. FOR GOVERNOR) - 322.5412 . - WKI 1*1W - U To 5 Years I I $100 to $6000 -----.-- ------------------- ---- . -- — - - I : '. • ou now that. $ a proud Anna 1)tiLlois with us for the wi! be I • 'I - " tljrI ponies and a benefit for the cwr jjor James Jerulgwu has iiew DeBury library building .' - . - .. ' -•-'-' ' al CemeterY where burial Is desired. 0 on I tb wU or child could be bur- i - ________________ a I him to sign a statement stat.- . ,____ _____ _______ - . a - ta.1i place. Serving E. 11111 and A. Apiileb3'. • able. A minor child can be but- cy and Mix Coulter, ied in the same grave with daughters of Mr. and $ - - — - - -- .-.. child should die before the vet-. who came as a gypsy and "E ''i jj - the correct A MEXIC t\, a VA enalon. 4j well lt basifn '- A Yes, on a space available Lake Methodist Church. north of Tampa-St. - Jj % p ttl antwht're in the oihl Meeting starts at 7 '10 p in In __________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _____________-- g during which elec- Corporation plans a 15 0Db-acre . null I) El ,lIlEI Eli. 'I HIIIIrI I1ol1t Ben Lnch, Cmd Dodd, Lou Tin net , (h.Rk) 1)ebia Bainhart LLfl(I Marsha Eberly, regular members, and Carrie Tate, ICris Smith, Valerie wife or child be lz'win and Leo Salmi a Q. ed or they come into the school 00 small 0t in ad fe be :rd orsff.c$,v.7 You're to call far radeon Dec. 3 wIth Mrs. Jerry learning progresses as the child 'r- --p - - r. and Mrs. Dennis Kent, Al. LeFfl and Mrs. Iris Slefrieci. ewiions was bused Oil this 0%'- Sanford.iauet p' urwluelnijng i*pprovul by the girl, Aitumonte • not only fire figkiwig supplies ly died later from injuries re- Deltona Buys - "1' aervice That is U Hitteli, Son of Alvin and Marie recently by the death of his in' r'eport the gross it tool ever ptnn to keep go ared iherc three young buvu, unible to tttend receii.ed a ll'f Ga., recently for a riurnily re making Mc'nns So Much to Me." are g5UiDg more —A L ings In the Deltoim Civic Center been put to successful use three Jderstand why children are not ini entiun $D PLANTS IN\ ESTI1IRE ceicnrnn fot 10 meniIei of Btcuttnie 11001) 88, Alta of soci*I aeciarity or other re- In the October issue of the - hFhrIII__ . A Y All Iflslne from ani. 1113, Magdaa executive board to enter a float grade level c 1.1cm wgt cojntrodud . 4jue.me7— . - in Orlando Tuesda3 evening not hold membership in it local altar,, Sanford; Co. Mrs. Co]o, vice President, the D-eltonu is iulso build Representative teach' corne1t Altamnonte Springs; membership approved the roe- grades one through six repor'jfittd to meet with fltunitje5 botwen Sanford and "Clyde Burt. has not paid nit -. with the do k ' ' pOSCSiSi By MAR'IANN MILES . ____.- tmd n Ivør, Fe Alt Oeem,i Roberts of SR 46 contit,tues to heititiftil l)ridv Hitch the yotintt swlngsdown—andyou'rareadytoenjoy.xcit. be Ill In the hospital. \Se i.vlsti t'iiticiuuuun is sure lucky that Ing stereo sound. For enhanced separation, htitit a speedy ri'cnvu'u-v. impIy lift oil the speaker wings. As easy to • ha' won her heart. we . -. .. -. . th.' . A. F. R.msey Leod home at 4 p.m. each Monday. the ext two completion sw o going each month restrooms If possible Harp cit. scouter a'ii.ard for women" Bis iU1 that rescue equipment also On election night was ihown a teacher appreciation dinner as r but bali? I am getting $54 month- appointed to investigate the publ1ca while the Democratic float. ii $125 iflvestflieflt in the Minh,1uis ed \\e tin) hai.e three 'r hospitals in o 5L11I5 tu'-ned down "The department vatc.h their children more close ing scouter uitard for men" and . the elephant sitting in a Ira month, the members acce ted charge. new location goes tree counting the voters asiey a budget of $390. This includes a. Since then we have had a per omit lrQm the total. Q wb!t 11 the statutor3 who h v' rd t.' eter the explanation that OnlY the upstairs of the' Gramm-iy- ___ ad mn hundreds of thous- her s.., think Clara Mchinney and wanted to Thii,nksglvtng week. Slit' hiid tier see Walter Price, who also Is hridesmnlds' dinner Thursdny - . ?,litttti work Sniurday. I looked In 1fl liii' 1)1111 mEnu' ciiiss. And speakhim Sunday evening while otu Ini ut (lull. slit' k going to Join , -. . _______'. __________ Sechrest reported tht Forest g a out Seminole Elemen Bishop Mr and Mrs Leo Salmi., r School bi. the principal Mr and Mrs. Chuck MePherCjt' firemen had written times for surplus tqutpmeflt but C M Harp son Sr and Bruce Nelson she expiaied __________ Iett thc four or them :1Ii ':i.: hoMpitfil Very glad Wayne, and nmy mutt' 2 teiuis together t• f' :' '. wered your I ' ed arrl%aI of the answer to cials said I , erent vai. purchase smocks for clinic • ______ .'. - get. into a Veterans Adminh tration Hospital here in forWhen I was up north . such haste her books pencils, and paper were left in her desk, will go home to parents -- 111111 Hring home the hr and deets oltt1dr1i%qofl - U) that you want too, Just 50 Tuiu'idny evening. The occasion? IC GUPSS thC Inc ti Twt'nly•rive VIHI Or weddetl - - _______ - - -- - -_________ _________- . 'iu can and does help these de gen parents at The Council Mrs Bob Bunnell Mr and Mrs unty Democratic Women's donation from the PTO, the grade noli a c ma overhead projectors and four, Kenneth Echols, grade purchased f r o in government letit a' (Herald Photo) J! n gra e two Mrs he through a %olunteer organi situation and asking them to Bear Lakt Bos Scout Troop 230 aervice and worked as the full ards, vze president oj' SEA GOP style, the program narrat- Largest amount, $202 to terminate my relationship a o thin the services of a good, ackie Caolo, was the hit of not just a few individuals. fro I crowned at half-time tonight at Municipal Stadium. PEANUT FOR THE ___________________________ Harp said that Bus 88 has 115 wa picked up by unidentif d r in -- (Left to tight) Susun Simt hward, Linda Nclon, I The disadvantage of this solu- b ijI- t,. -. B- JANE CASSELBERRY article in the a ISSUE I Overc fli.% Cu uUSCS were dis- area news media which told of Albert Harris. Count' Commis- during this time School Parent-Teacher Organi- tha Beard, first grade; Mrs. . ______ I . Dick Lashle, Dick Morrison th€ afternoon in tins and Walt Sechrest, hoard mem- assured the parents • taay fei Seminole Park and "°' only serve for sir months 3 due to lack of funds. Smith. Also on sale will be a collection of etchin The L._..._.Lk -,- - — VYVI UipyiiU J.IIIJIII bjlItv that local services of the ents of pupils from Enstbrook whereabouts of his III d scruce at local cost," be ad- he sUperintend. 7r extend beyond the Park and Fairgrounds ° a nnjoritv ?; partuient, some .D-6O residents of the areas involved were told kIarvcy Coulter, of Bear Lake, president of the \TD executive board and one of the five-mem- or Asoitjon floats on thc issue ford stated ) w j" . ansi lli for Including all He e.plarned the $. 000 honic ' BOWL anse h3 residents of all the areas in- areas at "sjs mflm elector is satisfied m ! serviec nvnilablr' throu'th the and the Senate, was vethed by amendment. :p - ____ publIc untfl the corona.; I . CANI)IDATES • • be CllOSfjfl tram the six final- k lst wlitt akc up the - _______ - Forest City-Bear Lake Election ' I ____ _______ - 'w coming Queen wlfl e crowned tlon. Florjd ._ I uun _____________ _____ ____________ I ________ - A : . - ii Student Council durinth big bonfire and pep rally tonight prior to Friday's - - I- __________ a good time trick or trent- i preiilcnt ol the high cIiunl LIUII'tl MihhInry Unit No. till I k I tithii itt 7 it) ) m itt lug Mnndn% e cuing nnti didn t TI ( huh 5 ic nt inct %eekeml in the II gifIfi Umfle O'ir 1flUht - - ; ::1:: :1r • I I - - �1 I - 4 1 H I - - -.---- - --. -,---- - - .- - - L . . milli 110111111 11 all ruwr LAY AWAY NOW WE " ' S " CARE MERCHANTS DOWNTOWN SANFORD anaIff SAW! 1/ ----..---- ---- PRICES GOOD THROUGH FOR CHRISTMAS! Q SATURDAY TS Wincama • In ArneI traceta+e nylon i Hand or machine wash- / MESATIN TR1M LON OR BLUE ' 1' $ I ______PJ /41 f AI 4 ,i ' I I I fi - , A Do*ntawa So,iford "We Care" Merchant 4' I I I 10 E First St. - -- -- , t i / OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL Accredited Charge Accounts Invited Downtown Sanford CrVs bowl fluted and ladle -n OrWmall Rogers Silvrplate. I Boots b them all for you . . . skim along In style. ACME SIZES S to 9 $ fl99 AAAA to B Widths ens Downtown Sanford V I $ Have your home ready for overnight guests . . . wHit a smart sofa that does double duty, serves you round4h- 1895 -' Bo y ? 1195 ______________ BEAVER ____ We Have Your Size. A Dowitowit Sanford "We Care Merchant , 4.l1 I.. - -/ mary PRICE knacky cut-out? Miss America has .• - Open Fridays 'Til 9 NTOWN SANFORD 2N L FIRST ST. _________________________________ ) 200 N. Park Ave. __________________________________ • OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD 208 1. FIRST • ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED Y*m to own. __ $149 3-pm LUXURIOUS FOAM CUSHIONING—MOLDED FOAM BACKS IN YOUR CHOICE OF SOFT VINYL PLASTIC OR ATTRACTIVE PLAID AND SOLID COMBINATIONS. SLEEPS 2 IN COMFORT—WALNUT FINISH ED. FAMOUS SIMMONS HIDE- THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY If's so thrifty to buy GIRLS' DRESSES by rnaf yea •' SWEATERS POOR BOYS TIGHTS COATS vid mu I — I USE OUR LAYAWAY• 9flwtu.tzlP".b".n gul pol for Pt.' A I IHRIFTY SERVICE DEPARTMENT STORE M Across from the Library the CL pr lint tru F. tilt tvc dt'i : -. . ., .4 ... . .. SPECIALS .- ' I Sufurday Only A Thrifty R.p.at by Popular Demand. CHINA Th till Ser4ce for 8 JOU till 45 PIECES 995 3 I 100 NLp.k.! I For Safety - Brakes CASH & cin ADJUST,ED ed from us "Slon now and Dec. 1, 1966. wiu. u ILACID _" HWY 17." & 000" 0 ..' I - C0MP1TE FRONT END IPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING WHEEL AUGNMENT FINANCING with NO CARRYING CHUGE . IN ll1r-1f]1p-I I Ii •--- (. / \ MATCHING' I . C5 YEARS / Rustproof WRITINO 2 M" PART WARRANTY PART UNULIRVAILI Oh what a beautiful choice! CREDIT ACCOUNT • A%f*%&IAI LIW I M VVM I vv • OR ORGANIZ,ED WITH'D MAYTAO AMERICA'S 0:, AUTOMATICS Save As Mwih As MOST SERVICE FREE a -AUTOMATIC I 1! s.vs As u.. As $39U i OPEN 'TIL ON FRIDAYS IIiL_ii 1 I Al TLJC C1k11 Twccr'i rrIcDcrsINNERSPRING ARE AT HOME EQUALLY WELL IN LIVING ROOM OR DEN - A SOFA BY DAY - A BED BY NIGHT. $ ONLY $11ri Save As Mod As IL M A YOU IN MIND.1212 90 First St. . tb.. RUST PROOF USE YOUR / .J f THESE BAHAMA BEDS ARE VERY VERSA TILE AND COLORFUL IN SCOTCHGUARD TREATED, REMOVABLE, GAY FLORAL COVERS - MOLDED FOAM BACKS AND CHOICE OF FOAM OR IN/ / NERSPRING SEATS. . / - • cROBERTS TIRES ASSOCIATE STORE S=fWA Fla I& 301 W. First FROM 1880 A 2-Hour Limit On Curb Parking AT 406 W. Ist. ST. Downtows SMf K • i—,I I 'r-' FREE' A Downtown Sanford 'We Core' M.rcbant Mi, no! 114 M"aWW Ave. 322.S18 1I!2V4k1 tUZ1ifOr.cjU. during ' Y $ '. ____ I,,- GUARANTEE - L i Front Wheels - Per Wheel REPACKED 0 SECOND and OAK LINGERIE ROTATED ." MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW S A F Ei i For More Mileage - Have Tires $ Pay c.sh now and says on Norit.k. fin, chin.. Chaose from lovely psi. terns. Complete service for 8, would regularly sell from $54 to $65 a swi. FURNITURE 11 W. FIRST ST. I i ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE _____ III I BALANCED I IIL I,' I Per Wheel • '99 99 . LUBRICATION Weights Included FIRST and PARK AVE. (2-HOUR LIMIT) A Dawetowe Sanford "W. C.'.' Morcbant Ist & MAGNOLIA PHONE 3n-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Complete Chassis y & I PICK OUT YOUR GIFT TOUCHTONIS REXALL DRUG MILLS Here are some A variety of blends and fabrics for all occasions. COTTON CORDUROY QUILTED COTTON QUILTED BRUSHED NYLON All in soveral pasfel colors Sizes 10 - 42 --'d COME IN TODAY! A Downtown Sanford "We Care" M.rcbant "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" A Downtown Sanford "We Care" Merchant Me Ant: L while Make your choice tions are of the very 6est. FULL LINE OF CHRISTMAS TOYS. RD41 A • - • THIRD and MAGNOLIA COME IN TODAY -- JEANS rrs LADIES Be thrifty U y is OFF STREET , Also --- a large selection of GIRLS' jusl rinh gur LUR LAYAWAY FOR C RISTMAS nv 4, ___ ______ ___ ____ SHIONS AND QUALITY MATTRESS ASSURE YOUR GUESTS OF SITTING AND SLEEPING' COMFORT. MANY STYLES AND COV.. ERS TO CHOOSE FROM. FREE PARKI V TO r.._..r'i I7 1' Fall and Holiday S+yles and Colors I th om Kader Jewelers nS iething from the Jeweler is always nomething: speciul." Phone 32. 363 *'12S Park Ave. 1 CINDERELLA str thy CUE \All WWI n101 ej 2 sofa-sleepers, 3 back bolsters and corner table complete. s% i A/esther's I Dirt a A Downtown Sanford "We Care" Merchant BUY HOW ow YOUR CHOICE +4Wfl chiffon sleeveless skimmer beautifully fashioned into a stun- c ? . $895 to $1195 values Small, Mdium, Large ons In the tradition of elegance Fawn coat ,mboised with rich gold lame fuliyfln:dlnNy -• Shop the entire store blouses. dTO$IeS. . TI An excellent selection of fine robes. Rayons and wash'n wear cottons. Sohds:ndpftsrr 1fI 119, Nice selection of other robes Cotton, corduroy and quilted. 8 98 from den elegall`CC ____________________ : __________ ____ What's your favorite kind of trim? ... a smooth bow, a snappy strap, or a I SAUCE SET ROBES A HUNTING TIME! special! TMffy Gifts to Please MOONEY APPLIANCE 323-U97 Cormor Third a PaIlIft" •. T 203 E. St Street Op" All Day Wednesday R F DOWNTOWN SANFORD ' �"4 - -- - - - -_ -- - - - I 0. - t i. "We Must All Lend a Hand!" How To Lose The Election 1 , . - • as s hr'Jlinnt hut 3w wa .Innhh Csrbk writer S_ - "" - - - 1 . i -. Bruce Biossat -: ft I Ray Cromlev 04 Dick West I Pofitical Notebook national gov- ainment' s 1• dl~ r 4W !" I! ..: '0' b i 1. I ) t! some on the government ,ut . at away from out ow comes accustomed of -thk clan in China. So did pay his taw , he runs away. pens, to poor farmers when a after the 8fth Concress vit. mow of the old hierarchy. It 7%e Communists then take over country is completely Commu- inished into the inight, disulliter The worst purt of all is trying I with anythin.-, less than the real is cut of this class that most these "abandoned" farina and nist, as in Red China or North appeared. I to get adjusted to working at thing. of the new young leaders of the either divide them or rent them reii. Part of th e crew that is Communist -party must come In out. But. in many places the VC The Viet Cong so far have have already alienated the mid- cleaning up after Congress the Suture. sweep through the ______________________ Commun ist party falls been quite successful In many dIe-class farmer. The order inside a If to -solve this problem of an- places with the very poor peas- from above was not to destroy 'House press gallery and. mistagmiisui, the Viet Cong could ants. They have succeeded in him, but to take away from him taking It for trash, threw away eventually wither away for lack part by confiscating land from only what he and hi family my most valuable possession. to could not farm themselves. In What they discarded was of upcoming, vigorous, able the rich and distributing . .00 .. 'WI - a. Hal Boyle Says ' : .5'4' Pleasant Pastiiiies as:: t tu few reams of same. " ..' ; • - go : ' Side nene goose preservation ___ d Lighter The middle class along'wlth the to go look at the official land books. sourses say their leadership -but "rich" larmera. b.eome wurried over the silent To the beat of their ability, Be will see there that his hind — —A Senatorial demuuid fair am it cit'sk wi th th e hurt top stick'WASHIN(;TON (1JI'l .ngimIsn of the ma1l middle- the Viet Cong have driven out still officially in the hunds Investjgiition of till. Hawaiian ing out.. I could out. and buy the "rich" i1S1.Mnte. Theyhave of absentee landlords and 'You'll never kflow what ii 1 class farmer in wany areas, proa prefabricated These .mlddle.clau farmers done this hi part by terrorizing others, job cleaning up after gram. litte r, but it wouldn't be the the backbone of lust Nam. him and his family. In Be is told that if he is tO kftifl) —An inventor of the cmiThis in the class out of which places they have levied taxes his land, th er efore, he must Not If you depend on me to tents of the cornerstone of the Rather, 1 must steel myself him Which are greater than fight the Communists have in the th flityhurn Building, tell you. for a long-range rebuilding seemed their moat able the value of his crops. Because "wants to" take it And countless other records program. Once a parson beThe reason is that short he has been terrorized or cannot him. Be doesn't know what b' cadres. han Tse-tung came ly of equal scope, depth and Vato authentic SAIGON (NEA) —V1etCoii the the poor at east to them- practice, local Communist cad- ad ; leadership, NEW YORK (AP) — Doctors leaves a day, before you know It file" — the material a It's not only for party leadselves. ye oft tieitd him as they rain -5 re zilwvs telling bored middle- you will be able to put down Though in local eraltip but I had squirreled to places they did the "rich" farmer. . aged and elderly people. "What from 10 to 25 pounds of spinach • 'mimic leadership that the Corn- have since raised taxes to high As one Communist admini- about after 'Congress adjourned. '0. need Is a good hobby. It will a week. You'll wind up with so niunists must depend on the levels, they have convinced strator of three proviuce puts Foremost among the missing !"0 middle - class fanner group, many of these poor farmers It in a report to his superiors: Items was a. fact sheet on what add zest to your years." much Iron In your system you'll Without their leadership, con- that If the government comes "Our actions huve frightened The trouble with most people, clank when you walk. trol goes completely into the back they will lose their land. the middle-class peasant and $ big job cleaning up after however, is that they, don't realKeeping the spirit of Santa bands of the Chinese merchant. By constant reiteration they he has become unproductive,. Congress is, 13' want to acquire a good huh- Claus alive all year round. Pick in part., the Communists have have sold them on the Idea that While before it had been easy Only someone in my lint' of by. All they want to do is go on th e biggest elm in your backof their own propn- It's better work can appreciate what It I following their bad hobbies high taxes to mobilize the middle-class yard, and starting on Jan. 1 clip ganda. They ihouted about the and "own" the land than It is peasants to take part in the means to lose a rrtin' duy file, such as eating. drinking, gossip- all your old greeting cards to its wickedness of all landlords an to have no land at all, direct struggle and an average in my line of work, it ruins ing and chasing members of the limbs. Then tie on all the beer When the poor farmer has of 800 pin' villagers participa. nearly every day. loudly that local party cells cans, toothpaste tubes and deoopposite sex. When I en tered the press But If your doctor has forbid- dorant bottl es-you empty during :; went whole hog and attacked doubts, the Communists tell him ted in every operation, It is now •utrzicult to mobilize even 50 ganery that miserable morning twa you such pleasant pastimes. the year. By mid-December difficult and saw that the filth was gone, tticrr iirc st il l other ways you you'll have the most colorful m en " I wing vcrs Christmas tree in town. People rural Vint the poor felt us though I had just b'en atn miuku' your blitzed by Clevoliutid lint'a will journey miles to see It farmer trudjtiorniilv wu carendurable. Here. for example. i am off- including, probably, the local rind along in bud years and he- backer. treasure trove of hisuricatl hand list of unusual hubbies. chief of police. tWecfl crops by his landlord — cultural, intellectual, scientific :m one of which may give you I Watching teen-tigers. While often small middle-class Slid political data, palnstatkingly more fun th an collecting stamps going to the zoo has Its charms ant who owned a little land assembled ver a period of sticking pins in expired but- ' there is no better way to study and farmed some and rented out a piece or two. The land- years, wiped out. And not a tu'rfIes also raise modern animal life in th raw and dime of Insurance. than simply sitting eyebrows of your neighbors and itit' lords charged very high rates, By grim coincidence, the re- watching the antics of teen-agmemorable but the farmer at least had Collecting missing documents included & marks made at cocktail parties. ers. Don't worry for fear that someone to carry him. NOW, a Viet Cong off icial . Hat of rnme of the odd things This Is a real test of ingenuity. your staring will annoy them. It that other people have insured. Literary scholars have estimut- won't. Teen-agers are unaware ports, "The middle-class Also ani,nl,, the more prized ed that there is an average of that adults over 40 exist. ants no longer lend money t specimens in the collection were only one memorable' remark the poor. The poor farmer 1i There are any number of othth ese priceless papers: made for every 1 0.101 cocktail er inspiring hobbies avail able, became angry with us because —A complete compilation of pa rt ies in America. so you have from attending the opening he could not borrow money ' the benefits — fringe and buy a paddy for planting his keep your ears open all the new delicatessens to courting o erwise — to which l'.S. t;mv in order to build much of a rich widows or sending CARE 1 th crops." senators are entitled. packages to your favorite concollection, -A copy of a speech in which Knitting sweaters for squir- gresaman. Rep. Paul A. Pine, But no bobby is better for ''" ic's in the park. Turning out the urged his colleagues to "StOP sweaters is fairly easy, but get- avoiding boredom and enriching pussyfooting around and USC ting the little rascals to wear your artery-hardening years Parkes Waher some horse particularly during the than the soul-satisfying hobby of An obituary said summer months — will test all giving free advice to others. But would be long-remeni.. my no a ' - ii * many ceo- also for sway - I in ' F $ 11 :. C 11 3 1 ' I to pay been -victims - : - -- - c C In 7 - ,, , , . - - A £ - e may I '1 I I n I --------' _...)_. our nor - move not nni' S ' S , " . j them i* . If 1&rM@ • ________________________________________________________ Pinti : IBIaOW. 1U1V5 £&) '°SISLlUMSS ,a. ..aa.saaa, t— • a..- w _____ 1055W? LK*AOk VUSL as*te Ldttor £dv.rtt.lng Dlr.osov raw 101. Seasgiag 5I$tar A.rt1atng Maasg.r W62 , 16 i- - P , iatu .io'' A. I *4I . businisimiii p'p ____ £VP Mariam JITIM win" _______ PbId SU tl? *-.- , f Il i Mtarls, $as eat $L$I I T .11 L*S vm it - • -- — wI .I su * v.t. p..-UT * Wi 1 - .-.eas M sofler IS IL 1*15 •$s mom 0011111111, of sse4, 4arIM, slIer t Lit of 5, 1551. rsss of 5 1 it as asssr as.s -, ewsa it sss ui tw 1srsI r . .'ofa I. sai wr' lta..t ' 5 psrIsr of tha PSI" of s Sws*. Lar lalinleal I Sw SU Will ha Si less tuJ as I 1 .133 . Al" le Sw ] . a*II an _: -- it - - ar-a-*--- —.--.._,,.-..o.-.- - NINOU Esso gp W. ___________ . , -s aw waft - - . .--- . - - . - . . . , . • - - . , . ,. .. - mt,t- v' %IP?Ø - l\-• % fl - . ' ' l rd h ' Keller, F 'n rt R"1t't At 'hi" 'v'! %lri (rtih \(5 And A II f ry .fef"r'r'ri I!,,'Itva. t•$i eJe'tsii fir a,'r) p Ie ,!a sit (Pie meet rnf'i'Ir ( r,rnrr,nni'Ier Firner ''"' 'md ('hidnln Ra!r,h 1tuuthtt'' .Vohnrr,n (,f v/inle t f'avr far .l',hn (r,h sinri ' it 1. " 1 1,41. 7 f'hn 'tnft'rrl. -- tiLt' (III ?fill t'i',ir'i I1 e vv Winners in no rs B r idge • h ,'r, re- hnvc' rnetn',f'ra •'- r'hnir - (li st at -- FAT OVERWEIGHT - (",rnmitbe nu'jf'1ttf"l f''r the AIMIaPSim 5, 1 tnv,ky'iufric' dinner in meet '1 *1 ' the 'Jrtvornh.'f wit'i-i? • -'l''- ,rt, jf 5-i' )m1:! ,1I O'I'CIIIPrV mni'ltid"tI (,q,ldg, ( tiint' rIr'ItTflAfl, sinti 'Jel- , , •;.. I f.4I''..#. .,,'f Killer. lit' 11iiIc.r. F''-'ti Eth"l •.e.sa 9., ,e4 - ,-,q el ;4 'f'I,ltta'a'n tnh,t" '-r" in lIlII)lII-P i'.'nunmnndet; %l,'j 04iie. ei4s 31 (( ."4 it ''t "i't h. ( h rlr,tte 1iIle r, \I :itr'r f'oI,t IIa,n ! III :n,,, ijiflttt'tut1ftt i''-: for ,III- ''i'"k (rur losh, Ms ry Ifouln'-'siv ji,+ ,•. j 4 ,f;:4 Ie #AV flt'n IV5tII, iodine nalvottuto: (;sitt,r. cit liii. iiq'Uot ,II 1 r UI 01 Fn or- . • -/Cf? eae 9 'ititi. 01 Puf'cr,ti ti Iltltle i'IlI tik ft niph Peter, ilmn pIn In, ii aid I 9 hriatrria 'Si flekRine .iee' *n4 øi ,ii, full iii,-rc-tr'ci ', 1 enrizi' Millet', I h,a'c'-%'t',lr O4Pmf ,, ,ie4 i'.it )i( tit hi', a fnruri' fri V,eP 'Jam JC fir \Vl,uur I', ' It ' ,' 01i;.;ov. 'vith rrirnpl IAir' HUIe'r t'v F;t hr. I huet Mel! i'i'lrnt haiti Ii,, tumemuihu'i ql i1, F'tiuiik Aupct li ruticI ' _rr I!' It SA N FORD — MAIL OPO% or I'm Vet' Jinmnhha'n was ,rn,I Meio,at': crc i,,icI, \-IN flit? ii if - rc.1,'rrd — AOV• FILID. Jilnil l';'Utr,,rqi: suti'I f'hilit, IIIIII l%I'l't'ptt'll by flit' bmi,r,t,'ka $ thIs-al. ,l,q. V (), fli'iiait'ti sunci I tIn' Ut'Inhi'r vmu"i'tini,, f4itiiut' Vice ('osnu,iu;uutia'r \til .1. Stutv'c't, fr,uut- IPi, \trc 1,v,r,.ttr-i \I utrmcpti strict \t rc (lion II Ar let- tefifltt ed 101 fhtia' t'no;,i p( a's, nIl huh, l-'vsi nk I"rv,e hit it 1, 11011 Iii' )m,I ,in unnuluirt ' Are Announced - the '' M'mif lIi" - '' 'I' - '- .. . - ' , 11 -I-•'-' - r. •. • • ,- - -. ' I . . ,. Is1 - . ' ' JP -- • ________________ - P All-) ; Darwill zt-1141.4m (*Mr'.1. Afilt- 11111 SlIlith. telu-11er) ; Kelley ( elmhiie ( Mrs. Sal Mnnl'i'e, tetu'ht'r) , 81111 'fillinly Wobbol. (Mks Fr'lliceq Cobb, tellcher). (I IQ)'flld Photo) rlilRl) GRAIMIS at Lake Mary School )1311-tivipating in the "1elez'lnia'' pri'igrllm inchult" (lt'l't In 1-ilZilt) Kill't 1AV)\0 (~11-:;. EMP .1.-1110 KP0911, 10:11411- er) ; Jennie Kennedy (Mrs. Doris Schatitteet . leach- -- - bl I Santa Offers cflnwlA JIIvnl,JJ • S -. I FOR - Students Telephone se Lake Mary I Study Ski (FlItoi-, Note: 'I'he faihloing report as prepared and sumhniitted Slope For $$$ I I fj.'lij. ,. Bear Lake PTA OKs rIccc In 1n-in:iti's pu-ItiII.4 buIlt i,iniil pi-:i-t i'c ill lii,' 11111 Z liii ir" lions s. Mr by - , rerrill 1,11111ollilti, malo, I will ,Nlrct. It A(t;s,rrnw? M. first, Nr,rrrusur, Mev'r orirh and ;i,,iil special reremirnit I''n V.' .for Kollpr for f1mr alid eff'ot-1, Mrq .1mion flittilk: qw~fitirl. n euintrihuut.'d. lie nlsn thanked Ifr, %I tA 3%s't his, fInliermherer . V hi' nuuIllnry i,mmu,h't'rs flu?' In'i , and A. I'rnet,. 'II hi Mr. 0. i.aurka'y sinai Mrs MhIelrr'rI finshinril work. VOTE DEMOCRAT NOV. $th - Modern Math hkh' ACTION PAID POL Aby. by H. A. WARD, CAMP. COMM. CHMN. EviiiiR Pipokn (in lewlidalloti lit lifid Mrr.. ~ DIMOCRATIC FXICUTIVF COMM. SIMINOLE COUNTY (btII!I"!P in behalf or f lip vol.- Mrs. (. ha rIes fin 'mccli iuncl Mrs ______________________________ iciorUn moat. a'tit wims william rook. -_ -_ - Dan is' first grade teacher c lilt, u-gi'n.'y am Iso is an a and act u-it ies reporter for i-hri'i' I lie Pfl i'ils iliti go ii IuuIuu-u Mat h cl:isst's will N. By SALLY RAN Lake Atari, School.) ummiii'h i'\ )1i'Ijt'fl(',' tlii.iiugli Sim iv('um in V lit cc sasshuitis at Dear NEW YORK (AP)—If ynure 11i. 1)01115 DAVIS uloted e lilt, rlrI'umi-il's. I ..uke Elementary School on dreaming of it white ChristThird grade pupils of I ,nkc In lilt, I iiui-h,oi's' g ilidi t , fill- - i- i iui.i' -iit ire' Tuesday's at 7:30 mas. Santa can take care of it M ary School are cii ageil in at uishi'ii 'auh I 'i'Iii'i' hieiumning nest 'reek, it Ili.. his- nsnow to shovel fascinating phase of h'am-niamg si uidv. I home is :i OuuliPh for you—with 'nted unu'eting of the \\11., at these days. A unit of study fell tol'v of . li-xnim'hi'i' a ;l —for $100,000. telephone communication has f,) ,.t hi' (.n i-h,m''q i n lot iiint ian. 54111)01's Pa rent -Teacher Asso That's- the price tag on a been transformed into an cxt'i;ulinn sifter hearing a dismissliii' inti'i'.st in Ito-I of ivliuut backyard ski slope suggested citing adventure, thanks to the tu'lcpllcImml is inside of inc'l'i,iing ion on liii subject by I'rincipnl by Neiman Marcus, this Floyd c Ri hards. American Telephone and Tele. each t tie OilIer the Dallas department store The claw; vilI meet each week graph Company. nioldt'il pisistie )moulsin)r t, Ih with Texas-size ideas for Christin large block roam and In presenting the free P)1( sni;ill.'st st-i-ow ;Illq i tilt. mim:tt'mar. will he in session from 1I to r mate ials needed for the t'i:ul usa'd also i gk'OII. cliii The slope is 121 feet Icing and 2 hours. -' miii'st interest lug fact to plastic unit, the Dell System state's it 2. feet wide. It has In his talk. Richards corna bo u t education feels strongly hmcn they pupils is t huit he' but snow, surface that skis like ''Mat Ii is a growing nu'nt and that the American educat- handle ti.lcili*iimr. t there is nothing to shovel, langua g e. It continues growing The ski slope is only one gift titin Systelli deserves to be con- i.iut-lmitug mimmit u'm - inls that were t'hnniinit and creates a new millions or tinunily as1stcd by the inielli- mined, gu civui lit' iiinti" by all and idea from the It is a body of Christmas catalogs now in the gent effort of all citizens, P'- Indian in l'cu'u, a nat ire of In uuuidcu'staiuling. Nine or ten first knuiwleoltzc. 'ate and corporate. uIe)fl('siO, 8 citizen of a mails. being taught this graders now Through the Te1t'onia Pr0' iumal&'pumiale'uut nation in ifri.'a, Sears-. Roebuck & Co. sent will have occupations subject the elementaty dir Pt'1'11) by it ,'t'Iat lye in the out 12 million catalogs and gram, pupils schools all over Seminole Cuiun- LT5 The pupils ezuui learn not yet itivt'tited when they nailMontgomery Ward & Co. 6 of abenit tilt, IWw long ii ituiu-i' reach fl(hulhtIlOtld." aspect every ty will learn lion. Miring f lit- PTA business, It telephone. dialing nn'I ht't'ount fuimilin r Neiman Marcos also offers that invention—the till. was ;itnmunct'd by .John hall, niableLake Mary third grade pu- t'it Ii it thu-tug tutmit ,t his and her bathtubs topped. gold faucets and $4,000 pus will be busy in the next The Lake' Macu' third tra de pn'sidi'nt, that Grant Mueller "TeIe'trnin fewweek. using a a pair. t eachers, I ni ing fim II mud ;'auiit age hm;i s acctpted the office of first stores are thinking litpractice of two er" consisting Some of this olipuirtullit y auppret-inte vice' prt'sulcnt vacated by Mrshas phones and a control unit that time teaching aid and fu-et Ito' Mary Gorce whon she moved to tit, this year. Spencer Gifts Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Lou haya thumb size radio for $1.98. provides actual dial tone's, telepiniun' company lks('I'vl'M the hr u ill be chairman Hamrnacher Schlemmer offers ringing and busy signals. Each great- uh'uI of thiatumiss for , I, I ..cdu!cd for 3 .. thu -e-ri -I. • 1cvision ct- $150. telephone is bliecililly ill LtII' I triraju trig the Nov. For the- surfer, \Vard's has a with a 25-foot cord so that the' % 12, at tit. until B p. being sterling silver surfer's C r 0 s- s- instrument can he placid wt-II I S('tme)e)l. All ride's (proclaiming 'I am a surfer'") apart, in the classroom, or in ishvd by atm t'uitt'i'tiijiiiiii'ut firm for $1.99. two separate rooms. This "real but volunteers for booths are F.A.O Schuscrz, New York's live" experience with the tt'lei uil'('(ICd, ShIP r('port((I. Fifth Avenue toy store offers phones enhances the pupils' inBalance on hand in the trca' sonic- little machines to help t.erest and realistically teait-h'-5 n surv r('I)o!- tu-d by .Jsnk I layter, you through the holidays conversational skills, courtesy $219.75. Boom count as- won lli'tt Iii'- liii it-tI '. 4 1 11 114. at h- is things like a diet computer and good manners, Plru'nee uif I) Mrs. Nell MrN.'aI's fourth and a detect-a-drink, complete the t('lej)llOflt'. and 1tI('tt'ltsrS I lal lot titi I )stumte i' cii liv Suui- grstcii'. if it us safe telephone confidence as well as ford Lot1u- lS-'l, IaI Circler of with ballons I'll' ;ulvi 'eI that M c,iilwrs Mou'-c, mumrl }n'sI iui.lt' cost unit for you to d'i'e home. encouraging the shy child to otiv of t he items on agenda for V ('re slfltlfJultli('(i today participate. Already pupiis are whiner the' Thursday, Nov. 10, meeting Governor ,Joe Sunko. by learning proper usage of the of time school hoard will be the Taking u'iies e'rt' .John 011(1 phone while at the sunac time scmool bus practicing listening and speak- Jac ki e Humbk'y, dressed as a A PTA convention is schedulPair of Higgedy Ann dolls, iuunl ing skills. ccl Nov. 15-17 in 'i'aunpa and \li's. Faye Silver, original Lake Mary third rad five delegates may attend froin teachers, Miss Frances Cobb, clown outfit. the' Bear Lake' School- Those M u s i c for (lit' (lane W5IS Pro)Mrs. Margaret Manfre, Mrs. will be given $20 to attending By Mrs. John Leone Doris Svhautt-eet, Mrs Martha vidid by John Rich itucl the help defray their expenses. Dc'I3ury and Deltona Kirk Smith and Mrs. Ettie Jan." County Playboys, Next meeting of the Bear Sinku. in announcing the V iii supporters will assemble at Keogh all agree the study Lake group will he Dcc. 6. 6:15 p.m. today at the DeBary proves Itself valuable in many tiers, said "the onder1ul turn ___________________Kirk Headquarters on Highway areas, including lunguagu arts, out for this (laulat' was certainly 17-f42 to form a caravan of social studies and science. 'l'hue appreciated and time nanny otifcars to attend the Central teachers plan to utilize film- ferent typus I)f cOstUffit' made Florida rally for Kirk In 0r strips to further emphasize )i(-king the winners a i'euul hard certain aspects of the study job for the Jud!e's. lando. ----- ---.----------- - fill to Wall charts also have been furDrivers are asked as well as mdi. their cars in order to relieve nished Th's's a traffic and parking congestion vidual pupil booklets which Girl Scout Troop 329 of Bear lot to do In serves as a reminder of what rally. at of under the direction Lake, b U C I Republican each child has learned. DeBary President Earl Merrill reports The telephone directory and Mrs. Howard Foist 5111(1 Mu-s. fl important part Bob Huuiut'Il will leave Friday there are a number of sample its It you've newly wived, loo1ng for the newest shows, the best ballots available at the De-. In the study. Alphabetizing from the school for a cauupol-a'&' PitCh to sit, a weak-end rssod. Bury headquarters and voters names and pluo:w numbers of at I)eeu' Lake' over the' wu'e'ktinl. your church or synagogue, .cu ç - to shop --------are asked to familiarize them- or perhaps a houis or apartment.... read the selves with the candidates for elect-ion and to study the 13 Constitutional amendments to be voted upon. Copies of an analysis of the amendments islbo are available through efforts of the League of 'Women ~L , tote,-5, Merrill advises each -2amendment should be carefully Virginia Petroski reviewed in advance and dadP. 0. Box 1214 Sion on merits reached as It Sanford will be difficult to come to tie. Helen DeVri.s azion after reaching the vot... books are open for payment of 838.3171 irag 60001. of Sanford Taxes. 4% dis. City S Seminole The Deflary Club has placed voters eligible allowed for payment In 1a3 per cent of count Kathy Tooket mi registration lists us a result Lake Mary November, 3%. in December. 2%, In of its voter csunpuign. Trans0. Box 1214 P. January. and 1% in February. January, to and from the polls Sanford also will be provided by the club upon request at the head. Mildred Haney quarters, in advance, if pos.. H. L. WheIchel 668-5631 bible. D.ltona Tas Collector City of Sanford, Flu. HeIRIs Must paviiiosus at Montreal's 668 -4402 kxpo 117 will feature ee D.Bary SANFORD and SEMINOLE AREA no year part, I from time S EDITION! a cot ' A COMPLETE UP-TO-DATE REPORT ON SANFORD AND SEMINOLE AREA HOMES, SPORTS. RECREA. TION, INDUSTRY, NAVY, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS AND AGRICULTURE.. •1 in - - - - for con- •-- to 9 eulucattiuui - are - Additional Copies Available furn - Moose Costume - % - to see C 30 Kirk Supporters Matted Anywhere In The United To Attend Rally "Sorry No Phone -: i Sanford P. 0. Box 1657 Sanford Fla. 32771 use plays ----- • -_- - but if you make a habit of saving with us, with the people who specialize in saving, you will have the money when you need k. - The difference between borrowing to pay the bills for your baby o saving ahead and r getting earnings on your savvsp could furnish the nursery Saving makes the difference. - A . 19" — 312 III • - '.JA S a c4C I AT I OW MOffim. - .- óOM-. W. FST ST SANFOID PL*Z* =101 M . ' - - - . Zr - .•- ' -Tr- 11 I - will be PLEASE PRINT PLEASE PRINT — — HAMI — — — — — — -1 - . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . .,. . . . . . . . I LZ CODE — 111111111111111 - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . — .. . - ,........ — — NAME ... — — — — — — — — — — STATE I El? CODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •..s•I•.I.I•.•.s•IsI•IssSI. .•.. — — I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,. . . . • . . . • . , . . . , , . . . • , , 010060 — — — — — — — - S•SS •SIS — — — — — — PLEASE PRINT — — .. . . . SS S I •.ø•••I•S••••S••IIsSSISS•S•S•• I ADDRBSS CITY 41111111111111 ADDRESS .. . . , . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . , . . . I CITY ..... ,..,....,,..,....,.........l I STATE .........,..,.........,•..,••. ZIP CODE . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . • PLEASE PRINT . 41111111111111, - - - S •ISSSSSSS CITY .•........,....................l STATE •...•.••••••••••• .........••.. ZIP I- I'' .• ADDRESS Tax " • Sanford Herald NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF SANFORD p Orders" pa itt'ii rb i& rrath ijr I - They might. if you have to borrow the money to pay them. (Repaying that loan will cost you a pretty penny in interest charges.) St•tei Mall Or Prtng This Coupon With 30c For Each Name To Scout Camporee the . I I NAME ADDRESS I CITY — — — — — — — . . . ., .. . . . • ,•..,.. . ., . , . . . . . . .. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . • I I ' STATE ZIP CODE . — — . . . . . . .. • , , . . . . • . . . . I . . . . — — — — — — — I- II ueinmeat. --.-.--.'- .-rr.- ~. f,4--m;1m~-,A I -- . I (' . A. ___ tST EIERIt • -- .... I for use p224 242 ____ ' ______ F. , • . . 7w. Lacmilm T. Swn Tsr Seminole Ranch ,.. - a,'r',•h. 3',t - I INANUM 09 4111111111 UN Flying i_ II'" ,ea",vc'iI v, $ ti I 111150 L' itt' ii' ,i') uIiIea, V",tt,t,,',t', l', (itt-, fir-, 'tin vsutn"r tni'-.vJ Vi Ire, lit" itirtil"r"td, miunti, nt,tio,iti,'d $hit iii I" ' ' - mom P1 C$MW 'III' LVM S h(i __ iitIt', rt'prirt f' rri - - ffie bills cost YQU $175 more than they should? - a . - - Pzaiji.mugn11 71a,iz.ivaPImg I __ _ -- tS$0 AVIATION PIODUCTS ''I , W Will $1255 P N.sw NEW LII TAXI CUTWICA1E CO M M IT1IE U.S. MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS 1.1SI*th ipij-11111 be "N M_ Is $ 55 t tM ArW fi fte UT!!'S17 $ ITTTW1 .5 ____ . . . . .......... WW CIUIA WWSS L'1• IIiu*.i — - SPUCIAL $010 COIII - 7ji *1 ': t VI' J("i!'t, '' I fl?(,?1ii' "mt,ltrn a whr' "r''* ima rhtt rmn r, ,. ' 'r ermt k "I 3'y th ntiouI fran sme, ha .qø1t4 Øer!. st,,ntt,rrrk f,r av'turin fiw' or frnt rrvu for th 'ottantI. ' ?n"'' Wi ners N a med FLOW aia 11111 3 Yw 1.Ni*.ast U. a. PI I FLY ! . El - n Ctirt.ta.; publab.d me we" - I: (*4 ----------- -'- ________ association ______ TU1ruIII a&MI - I 40 _' 4 1IL Letters A REAL ACHIEVEMENT .cbu$ Supt. ui wiaosi at - Learn J*135 5MU5*K52* iittit3iet,ti flit- %Vamtl,I I Veterntmn flat tnrk !1QPR niul A It ft ?fll'Ii ' Aii* II Inst Milt ild 1.1 ." ~ 1 i4ptinisu i'III ha' at I p.m., N''. 1. I I 17 at the Altn,,mntm$c' C otaimnuuni , ','l. 1f t)' JIuItIUC. 'l'lIt'Ico't' Anal all ib" ivill III, pt- iivi'Io'iI ht• S the imiembers, !"' .t prot for i ;k-tIn r will take 31l5('P lint lOin the hitid :. . , tmc'ss ummeeting fnllowiin Vim,' uuet Ntimlnt'ea -e Itnitc'r 1 hut miuimunanilet , rIch flit ", t"u" vlt,s' ,-tit,it,mntiilet; Ita,v , "ft j111,,11,uiiit. q,vpt .r ' TI,, I uPI d. .•• •, :t )h 311VI A U A Annual Thntuisalvlv h MORMI 4 ' ".diô" IF. Comment rb Oft I- 1 #" ,.r.. .-. ceased L 7141f 0 c s,, '. - your powers of persuasion. 11 thank you to please pick anbmd by his businwo assod. ' rivi d ides and friends. There's a BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (',jpI) Learning to eat spinach. This other hobby. diff erence? —Frank S. Taylor has obtained Is a test of character. But If you As you can see, that one Is my ' force start slowly, nibbling only a few racket. a temporary injunction to ... I r I... h.... -_ ------. .iii wow of wrn&i. iir Roy vrrnun iii remove the big PLs3b for things reveals lie's ytl)n lemon he painted on the not usud to having money. side t hii burnt,. Taylor who • ' I. built the house contends BergA lot of fad-conscious gals nmn i ainted the lemon on his arc thighing over miniskirts. ii ia* "to give prospective pur. 0 chasers of other homes In the ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" The first things a big-city subdivision the Idea that bomes j dweller noti SPUCIAL pJ town there are not built I a good, ?n5flfl" are the aim and the sky. workmanlI .,i ON '4 n I • .5 Barbs 11 'a. Jr.*.1, , . I •' "'" )ungl(tPrs. sulso to Out \Vonwn (and children) are htingrv for approciatiOn. l'hry s'ant words. sooken in Si eomfiiimf'ntst3' nd , daily, of 3 &.' - * the for so Thanksgiving Fete Slated By WW I Vets, Unit i'I". -- -- .1 I a....tt4tat husbands are most Yet stingy with such words! CASE A-570: i'honins Carl- Oh. thry may give their wife a yle wits a brilliant British at t'SiI- of her own and an theologian, and writer. imate simm for household purRut he was a tight-lipped husband who starved his dc. And they may offer their voted wife, Jane, for words of child too many costly toys or Pl'siuSS• Indulge their teenagers with Jane ran his errands, pre- sports care and trips to pared tasty meals, and tried to hurope. be a good helper. et the,; may be stingy with But one night at the table words- of affection! she felt so blue that she said: We eaiii such men "Silas "Why don't you praise me Namer mates," meaning they when I do something you like? are so wrapped up hi the gain. "Didn't your dinner taste of winning gold that they good tonight?" muff their golden opportunities Carlyle roused from his sil- lit home. ent reverie, seamed shocked at join m' "Compliment her interruption. Club" as a splendid social pro"Woman," he chided her joeL that will spread p'cbotartly, "must you be paid for logical sunshine even on dreary everything you do" days! Then he abruptly got up and Send for the "Comiment left the table to hide at his Club" booklet., enclosing a long attic desk where he pushed his stamped, return envelope, plus quill pen in more ponderous 0 cents and get your whole writingl family, office or schoolroom Carlyle was what we might launched upon this wholesome call a "bmainhuster" male, experiment In extrover1on! Be tried to write erudite It's funl books to show mankind how to (Always write to Dr. be happy. Crane In care -of this aew But he couldn't even give a paper nag enclosing a meager word of praise to his stamped, addrruisr'd etivekips wife, who was starving for it and 20 cents- to cover typing bit of appreciation in verbal 1 and printing costs whim )'ilU forml send for one of his booklets.) Yet, when his wife died a few years later. Carlyle washeartbroken. In his grief, he thumbed i through her diary, for Jane had faithfully indulged in this ETTERS bit of daily writing, Editor. Herald: And an many of the pages On behalf of the Democratic were the stains left by her Women of Seminole Conty,I tears, as she would write: want to thank Donna Estes and "Oh, why can't you say vou for the publicity you gave something nice when I have us in the Herald regarding our pleased you? reception and the proclamation 'Why must you be so quiet. setting aside October 25, 1966 and moody? in honor of Democratic Women "Although I am starving for In Seminole County. just a word of praise from you, with Donna N you Ignore everything I do to and the other members of the try to make you happier!" Herald Staff last week was When Carlyle read that tear- most enjoyable and it was so streaked passage, he rushed nice of her and Doris to stout and knelt upon her wet tend our reception. clay grave, crying in anguish: Roy joins with me in congrat"Oh, Jane, 1 wish that I ulating her on the fine job she had known!" is doing for the Herald, and But she had often tried to wishing her and the Herald conprod him into a mere word of tinuer success. praise, yet he brushed herI Mrs. Roy G. Williams aside—until too late! A large bull giraffe, the tallHusbands, this fault that est animal on earth, may stand Carlyle had, Is common to Ift feet high. most of us. tonics , Nam, - I .1 nr hi lmp''-v I - -' - 1 ).tijn; vi'ngC by 'erbuli'inQ as a nusnana.. icr no' Offers daily -'-' Ill, S_S t - ,k1 \' starved 'his wife and ,tnnted her soul, even while he was trying to he a philnsophrr slid theologian. So take ii )esiien from Carlyle and then laitiwli flfWifl the dandy perhnpnt described below. It --'-- - WE E no '!71,.,1 411~:`l 1 ~, •1. I It • . trf Nov ' ..., 1. 4 R___.__. --,-----1. , - I'~., " V . .__ ___ famtorlt _bt Worry (litii€ aybe - he hadn't thought of It that That means that he polled only 41 votes t e apathetic voter actually out of 'poten tial of 75. , Not so with Smith's loyal supporters. other Is helping to elect All but three of his 50 potential sup. when he fails to go to the hells and porters 'went to the polls and voted for Ids vote for the -candidate of his choice. him. And an what? For Instance, take the case of Bill Favorite Jones' vote count was 41, Smith and Jim Jones, both of Sanford, Smith's was 47, candidates, and you, the voter. Hurray for Bill Smith and his loyal You like Jim Jones and want to see Is him elected, as you fully expect he supporters! Th is make-believe case isn't unusual will be, since be seems to be the favomost everyone. . . . not by a long shot. ilte of Almost every election, the fate of You don't like Bill Smith and don't __1 think he stands a -àhance, since ap.. some candidate is determined by a parently a lot of other 'voters don't small handful of votes . . . votes cast am to like him, either. But his sup- --by his loyal supporters; and by the porters are loyal, and there are quite votes that WERE NOT CAST by the supporters of hi opponent! a few of them. Don't discourage the -power potential So comes election time. You stay home,_expecting Jim's many other sup- of a single vote . . -. and most of all, pcn'ters to turn out and put him over you vote come next Tuesday. Make up your m in d right today to with a braze. But It so happens that a lot of other go to the polls rain or shine on eleepeople who feel the same way you do tion day and do what every goad Amen. -hint about Jim Jones and 'want and expect can citizen should do. . . VOTE! to be elected, are also lazy and 0111111110 *pathetic like you; and, like you, don't Thought For Today bnit out and vote on election day. Thou wil t requite them, 0 Lord, acAnd so what happens. To make is simple, let's suppose that cording to the work of their hands.— Jim Jones had a 'potential vote of 75, Lamentations 8:64. E Bill 0 ft • Smith bad a potential of 50. For as one star another far That ought to assure easy sledding exceeds, for Jim. some 84 o er of Jim's So souls in heaven are placed you, th like But and Inactive supporters stayed house by their deeds. 15 11111111110 —Robert Greene. didn't go o the polls and vote for him. - Dr. crane's .-.-,- 1.. I I (1 �Li . - I - -_*.. * ... ' - t . v (I _ j I .II 1. . _ __ t.. _ .7~7 I, : I _. t 71 . -77 *0; ~7, . , . ~_,I~,:. .m:_'. .-. i - I - . . ,~ " .., ,1~ . rF i '.."'- n,- 1. I I . -, . -.--.,., , -1 I I I...",.... . . - ..... . ,r_ , , ..;._~,_ , ., Ar' I .I :I . tr1 th Pa *tnrb r.- .I I _ _ _ I.,".. , .. 1. I _____________ .. i F*Z11 ;-. -- 1. I41 111 * -,~.. -I +1 :.1 - -. :..AMINO--." W '.4 ..., 111: '. __ I11+... I - ~ From A Paris Cubbyhole 14 . .I n A 1W." 1. I I4 I - s:r' 1"-!~_T - - ii .-:: *. -, ": -'"' , ,-,, ';'j, - " :..'-_ . .:. . .7.,.,.,-k,....!;.~..k.",:.:.,. I .. f:~.,. ~.~, ,::".V,"'*+ '' ~]~, ___ - , __ ."+ 4 PPr I * i f'' r-'- '1 --.- 1 , - ": and w 4,ppp_ TeeOgnIt4nn 1'TRnY(' In l,lI,,., - T)iarnnndq - .1 , International Awards const have to work with the least ex. thh ~ ', . , . ,:. .: I ,_ . . 1. : 41 , : ~ i~ r '.' - ' z f , .11 (I".+ ,. : . :11., worktable and clesk is . -, , .. . . *". Nicole Duval (left), win- . V --I1 me Ns he grill ;I Awards for _,.. .. %.* ", on arrow-shaped brooch , --..--.~ E I It 11 I. . ; ." - :.: ~,l",.,::,,..'..,"::;."r' . ... I 'Pri, pendant of robin-s egg :::: . , . 'o/ . . . ~ , . by collar arhored blue turquoises. -' :•jt.i I i 1I____________ Lien. Miss . arter Honor ed -- r -. &__ ,- . I _______ i .1.I ; - .1 I. ~t , cath spra f ill " ,I.1 I 911- ;~ ~ . ANDY f ~ f t t*i *1 ''. North Orlando Garden Club I 11 I ,~ I I ' ~ . _, .1 reach the entrance of i I". .. .- .11 _r - . Poo Jones arc - ' ________ - - bJcZJ1LlJ7 jq,~: " :. __________ ... . 0 -r . . '. I .1 I ..I '__ - " ' j()jjjj , 1"ill Meet If ~-' IThIflA home of 2t tht' following Benefit Luncheon. i : DRIP'TWOUD CIRCLE - At the Garden Center at 9:30 ai., j 1.1-IJUISCUS MCLE - At the F. on hlh fourth birthdu. A llulluweeii motif sed, Derek ingram, Bobby mid Carv Reefer, I'ick 't twin -i i- ' C azn brothers, uroierb, 1', uin itHtli siouflhle it..tti1, .uLS aunt. anu uncle, .&Ata i-UtftIifllnul, Emilie Beau- , e t -,. - _"_ ~ .' I1 rnont, Putriciu Johnson, Judy Webb anti Kuthy 41 N I 'der. Serve hot TOASTED BUTTER PECAN CAKE 2 cups pecans chopped cups butkr I 3 can cream of niushroom soul) 3 cups flour I can cream of chicken soup 2 small inn Checzc Whiz 2 CHEESE PUDDENG G L 1 ons 1 I 11 • sh 1966 BY: Dixie Stores New i • va i oz can o den stew FRIDAY . fashionable, OVER . nel BY: ol . . 'I, (O -.4 Nov. 10. MIMOSA CIRCLE At Garden Center at lii a.m., Nov. - :. ": -.; I I ., - ______. " I : , ,* . I ., - I . \ . io. 11 AL111 CIRCLE-& the home Uri,. Angel Diaz, 71. Azalea . . I I.: . I - a I i ,:- .. I . seroles The new utensils are time as well as labor savers, the manufacturer reports Pies 6 I ~11 I' q. - _______ ____ . % ____ 4 , \ _______? '...'. - sauce and / . r ,Y, 42 . ,, . ' ______ ALLATFACTWI- . rap the reserved down cuff wor W ld around your finger ._S'. The most s bea u tifulf futt ures are planned In theradianceofaZalediamond Buy now for holiday gifts and weddings. \ /4 ) 0 '-ft Remember the Zale money back guarantee: '6 .• with snap closure. It \ I .. ll you find a better diamond value '• anywhere also within sixty days, return r'-' B your purchase and Zafo's will refund your money. $180 t_ 1967 I M h•\ Layaway Now for ChristM&S .J'. this pa i r. --' I , _ ? Ij4IJ1 T t 4 ___ ( 1,j - 22-7555 LI I C" Rl ounce) tomato I POSt Office Box 491 1 Sanford, Florida I tablespoon lemon juke '. , . -. 1~. 4". _...- , . uI at pair. $100 . oo or? , g,puo cur ry W ), , I ! . 1 . . . 1 . . 4 4 . ----'-, : , *V, * - I -- ; , A . 1299 V " " •-•' ( I I . .i : " ill - I j .I" 11 '. . 4.- I , I . , • . •'. ii i" 1.0 it% I . I . I. I.. I .1I . a . - 1 ': ' 11 -. - . ...t 11 ' *E1' . ~~w *j I , 1, jv!:~ , %I - I * .- . 'i'~,) I . ~41, . I I - I boo!tNutiful diaimusid. For-vied Larjo $39.95 L. 844&#A. TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT; FL.OJDA STATE lANK 14K giold bildtol wo wius a tolliddlit d6mutW sagago Inard oIng. 6100* tsir 611416N, hVelve 6V,nl~,Mtill110 dIMA1101" flits 4 41 1610 L b4ilUtItUl 1110 volth 14K KOW binds end 4 line dl*. Inwid 601114ife hi the on. $aiuwiI sine. $27 mk*kdw&4 rrrnIQ - WIVLIILJJ •I'J6 SAWFOND ATMANTIC NATIONAL BANK UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE tQt41 "614hL $169 ' N4% . I .. Z.".. - ,'., inhiiiit dii- '' ., .f IFIV14 Fam ly or to t"o 111j cups cura Bakes. erwo,hod . - i ( ) Sfudenfs (fhru college) - $4.00 I . (I dismonds. $50 ... Name city ............................ o , - t 17L ¶'4Kklid' Aim. I I & powder. Sprinkle. around edg" of cumwtuI(.,. Heat in a juoderatto 0111",0766Y.), L lb £i1UzU1. Yaddi servwj.. 1 1 6 ( . ... -. ,.. .. bridal pelt. ' Sominol. County Mutual Conc.rf .1 : (I . __. : . ~ . SANFORD PLAZA 322-1000 TM 1 'U., J E W E L E It 8 OPEN THURS. & P1'. 'TILt ___ I I -. - are Vcatur*d In this 14K $295 ' r lemon juioe, and I ummpuun curry p~wder; owk witil thickbow. 4 ---. ys three fine dImcflft IN Plan. Team The R"Ida symp" slightly Cc,cjk uiultflower jusoes mtd almost tender (about,6 minutes) in * small aunount of boilnir saltg4 water. IJgmo.. bptem*d iii a ha1low 114 quart buking dish. Sauté anon until soft, in 2 tabl*sspoons of butter or iuuqaruie. fleud ui hour. Add tomato sauv, __ -CRIC STOVE Cc". 4 d 14K 150 o1 C. An eAciting 14K gold tiddal pair wNh four __ 5old Pdr K aait rg a I - ' - ./_ 1. Norman Lsaboff Choir - tablespoota butter or nwrgariue OF i;~A - , . , OR MAIL THIS COUPON 1, 61001 MWARD - LAU . ' 4 " r. ' _________ ing with drippings every 15 1 50il. . 1% p0=16 6 Magnolia ____ .11 't1 ____ I used to heat frozen French fried 0wrkd Citulifluwer, Curs Flake Topping -Alm_ am ____ ( I. 1. ' FEB. 14, 1967 Chicken, prepare a camerul* of caiuliflowireth sauaid with a tctmittv curr~, mirture. Befote baking. frinklo butter and curry aeonod e.rn fialuwzd ed of Vile dii. Ceritais such corn flakes are excellent for ngredient use in recipes bacaus. nexi.ocniaive, con Is curri- powder mad crimp oweal step up the bumowlist blaud davar 322-6321 - ;, I f. I'. I I - j,y,, ____ L . _______ less than pies baked in pineapple cnunks plates of other makrials tVlieu Der.k&ay, Prosaic cauli ower can tie ax' cxdting couip.ny vegttt&ble. When having a c..•lebratioi dinner built around baked ham ,y SANF*RD ______ ____ . / &.11&Ah&...11111.&m11111 -6 1 Garden Center at 9.30 a.m., ____ a , , , - 1 I ~ ,-.Y,'.L-~ 1 lk`.411 L r,! 1,tr , .. . 1 , , . , ~ I , . .' . minutes can . . vp MUTUAL CONCERT ASSOCIATION - 1. . I Mon. thru Sat. - -* j . S.. 1. I s New .. ___ - OPEN NIGHTS! Itil 9 P.M. 313 tk ' of mixture Spninkk ribs with To keep colors bright, apply onion salt Bake, uncovered , at soap or detergent suds with a 350 degrees for one hour, bast- soft brush at the first sign of ., , I $1 AAA • ui =sPonrossm"M fabrict 106 Ill f 'iy ou Ca n discover see . -9 000 FREE to 9 a nd . - shoppe ''lady's M I ,_-. , _ _1.A ,.Ik-..!_ , ~1 p SPARERIB BEAN BAKE • d~ Sanford Herald NO? Then come in Friday from 7 panistilt Iookt (snow i NIGHT7 - 20 minutes. Serves 6 -.... Extension Service Radio Station WTRR REAL LIVE MANNEQUIN LAST Iviake : # I . bacon 6111cc Place on cookie FOR FREE DEUVERY sma" 11 A DID YOU DISCOVER OUR - NOV. 7, 1966 DOOt JACARANDA CIRCIX - At the Garden Center at 7:30 p.=, _____ - ---_--_- cheese slices into halves Place Presenting 1966 a . DUMC 25th wtthuing anHIVOt.SItEy. '-' m ADMISSION IU A\i) MIS I'MIi, S( IiM\( lIEU on IIit'it I ths.p. chili into split franks. do not boil. Pour eggs into sery ing dish, add nutmeg. Stir hot dishes, vegetable dishes and insoup Into eggs, sc're at once dhidual and family size cas • TO 9:30 P.M. I COM ES TA LIFEI _jw:4 -. ., I - NOVEMBER io' 2 lbsps. brown sugar • •. - I SPONSORED $ I I cone egg at a time, beating well cloveh. '.~ tsp. ginger, Worces- sole, zipper fastener, and turn- 01 I i•si_ci MANNEQUIN 4 Saute celer in butter until after erich addition. Alternately tershire ed - __ ___ syrup. Brush ribt, with one-half comes in blue, pink, and red. • , êP6 eggs, unbeaten 1 taps salt potatoes and potato puffs, the ground ginger 1 cup mill: inner lacr of molded pulp abpaprika 2 tsps. vanilla ground cloves sorbs excess fat. No draining Saute onion ann celer in hut- ' Toast pecans in cup butter I tbsp. Worcestershire sauce is needed. ter. Mix all ingredient. except in 350 degree oven for 2-25 ½ tsp. onion salt paprika. Pour into casserole. minutes. Stir frequently. Sift 3 i6-oz. c-axis Pork arid beans Washability is the happy note Sift pap"il a o v e r top !latL( for flour with baling powder and Arrang e spartnibs in LI b in a new corduroy boot t>lt ii ,aid ( dsid( Cn am re- 9 inch baking dish Drain pin 15 flUfltil( it; • ci' 'it Ot slipper for the crawler throu4..li ScrLL 2( Iiiutnin4 butter Graduall' add appk resere syrup Combine toddler set The snug fitting sugar, creaming w'ell . Blend in brown sugar, salt, tsp. boot has an ejection molded I _. to pieces I 14½-oz em__lake opping Pred since he v, a begimier, Paw.lrs Office Supply ill 5. MAGNOLIA AVE. 0 ALW"G FIRS't QUALIT I I small oman ilioppi'd I tbsp. butter CASSEROLE Beth Greor Tnis exhibit is tuut first for 0 Addmg Mechines p . ? nine edr4lhI wade. 4 lbs. spareribs, cut in 2-rib baked in them take 10 to 15 tsps. baking powder . tsp salt • Winn 1! " 4 , ";'N, " o.,j - -, 4,I , I ,I , .4 fk (41, .1 i ried out iii the refreshments und decor. Guejqtjj illcluded Ruren Beutt=llt, INCky, Luurie and Bobby Poehlnuin, Billy Behrens, Jeffry Webb, Mark BUM- I I I", BROCCOLI CASSEROLE I cup cool ed rite I pig frozen broccoli, cookcd "'- winter weight walkiug suiL. M Laurel Mmue, at 2 p.ju.: Street, is aumunded bY 00me Of hit; friends wilt) attended hiji RaHoween birthday purty, . Oct. 29, I small rime garlic. minced - I staging a two-nina SO ' t 1 10 Hal Alcintush. E. L. Stowe and When you are , Nov 17 ,b . 2 tbspc shortening Servor over firm pelatin . 12. * A lins College and locally wider At flue Garden Center at 10 ways loosen the sAtins am Nov ii spatula before turning I as desired Chill un t il 'rm . ________________________ nne I.s 11 09' 4 ,. - . k '-.,,let" "' cream until thick. .lust before halls. Cover and simmer about chopped oysters and milk. Heat, disposable paper baking ware servin g add flipped cream 4fl mrnule' or until rice is ten stirring occasionaU until hot, eentualb expected to include 4~ Florida State UniversitN,, Rol- oving a but. DIRT GARDENERS CIRCLE ter.type cake from the pa 1- I I tb, ,p. butter Brown in shortening with gar .t..rt CDMPL!TE SERVICE DEPT L,'-*.: '. . lic. Blend remaining soup and tender. Add oyster stew, corn. cup whipping cream Ovenproof paper pie plates 11-ooh, all ingredients except water; pour rover hrcm-ned meat liquid from canned oysters, are the first in a new line of ' 1rs. 1rz soutianl: 11916 Hibiscus I lu-ni., Nov. io. ~ I tsp. salt and Paint Compaiw mr. dun of mg Thelma has studied art at CEMrRAL CIRCLE - At the am a ter. Acid fruitf, and su'-ar. Alcold I cup pmeapple juice . Downlew CORN-OYSTER STEW I egg slightly beaten 3 -: AUDITORIUM ,,;';' DEIAILS Split franks down center. Cut .-1 ,.. ' GregoryandE.L.Stowe. . 1 '4 . I pkg sliced cheese pecans I fhi''.r i,i*l Fo Spread between layers and on top of cake. I can tornato soup i I lb. ground bed ~ 2* cup uncooked rice thcpc sugar ' cup toasted 16 balLs about Pt incheb round. 1-io Up. Dutmeg , ~ honic of Birs. Clifton Taylor. Linwood Cercle aud Willon at 9:45 a.m. WOODROSE CIRCLE 11 POflCl PINE MEATBALLS 2 tart applec fine1 diced 2 pk-gs. chemry geltitin 4 cups warm water 2 bananas, shred. dired Stir in juice of I lemon ,1" CIVIC I r . ~1. ilooth 'iin Thu monthis meetings of the Drive, DeBar3, on No 10, at WA.LKZNG SUIT rutt Soniethim, you can't afford U) Sanford Gdrden Club Circles 10 30 a in with the Annual without this season is tne 4 I .if I ii ..: WEAR A pay 668-6767 between I P M..6 P PA. f V it It nit tilt ' W 1 4 A—."? 1 cup water I 8.oz. pkg. oysters 1 Mix cup milk cup soup rice meat, egg onion and salt Shape into 2 eggs lightly beaten .. i art exhibit at Senkarik Gi is." I -' I cup Thelma Sikei and Frederiel,, I .,*" ,. large 2 eggs, well beaten sugar p tsp flour • Exhibit 11 go IDAY NIGHTS Frederick jones 4 4,~ -0! 1, .0. I., ary School. Thev live on Floral beginning and ending ith di from baking dish, set sid ingredients. Blend well after Pour off drippings from baki ng each addition. Stir in va nilla dish Combine pork and beans, and i' cup pecans. Thc'seiv pineapple chunks, tsp. cloves remaining pecans for frosting. t In baking -ts from broad. Cut 7'Urn into Aree 8 or 9 inch . DRESSIN . . 1. . I h Che. dar ehc'e'-e eggs, well beaten i tsp sal tsp. dry mustard CliPS milk ' '. ""j~f'L ,*t;-.i I C omfcrtáI., neat d smart to wear cii mast I ==ion. Handswo front, 1mg woo. sokm md beelL ticularhwportraitaIkha' 1. Is - 'rhelma Sikes attempted to guest, their Well- ~ begizi cleansing the tave and! knox Crawford II, of Homestead, were recent titles. After much deliberation neck. flernovt' all traces of the guesu; were unniasked andlycour cleansel- wliji ,u tissut, an ,; ITULI.Iitt~ of her parenu, Air. mid Mrs. Walt Griffith of V est Lake .Brantle't Road, Forest Cit Posing tiit prizes for flu btst costumes smooth on a In autn in, lotion , tCfl'WCCL oh! John are Mrs Griffith and Mrs were awarded to Mi and Mn' I or nlolsturz7er . - -_ -------- I Cra%vlord. (Photo by 31aryanti Miles) I.", ,& , A,,, , .I - ND -. ...- AILMAN and Mrs. Chris Crawfol-(] 1111(i soll, I . T I2 '° the I . ."_- r onrh' oir.p inor, j .nirtry& jrij!mpy. roniinr) givoacM -:,?:4 -~-.r , dish. Arrange sparerilix on top l.'er c hre1id on bottom of cas er pans Bake at 1SO degrees 01 bean mixture Spoon remain \1I and Mrs. i1.ivmonit Ste Gri scrole. add a layer of cheese. for IS-lo minutes. Cool. Ing basting ,mixture over ribs. vens (if crtic%.a, tire annotitioringI . ".,-?13 Apples and FROSTING : c. Ade sugar. I Rc'lv.nl until both are u.-ted. Xflx uncov- the I)irtll of cup butter T)zccol e g lafth in hot waler remaining ingr ed ients bent cool Combine kzii and gel1itin well Pour o er bread cheese 1 lb sifted eonfectioner sug ir cred for one hour longer or tin- son ilohin 1 r. ut born Oct 2H til beans are hot anti spare- 1966, if Svillitiole Nleimirial s. add 70cans. aiill in layers. 1?efrigerate for 8 hours. 1 tsp. ,%,anilla ribs brown. .Serves 6. liosi)itll ind weighing ill 'Pitt casserole in pan of m-ater: 4.6 tsps. milk or cream , ni old. Serloit~ ifi-i2. ;..., . 'W-! ^,.t-, NI I ~ heiltily nill p ,m),111(is. .i Cream butler. Add vanilla Mo degrers CHILI DOGS Welcoming their baby brother for 1 hour. Serves, 6 and sugar. Add milk until mx MOLDED FRLSJ i are It ;.. - The guests sat in total 51107114 iw a' e and lip colors Sit while tin hostesses Mrs Pilo- I don't et sm ared (Ru tlit rcst Ian and Mrs. Itaymonci Ware, of the lace. When this is done .L . . IT . ". 1; I I .., " 11 I ~ I" ,'hin slivr! hrorad 1 cup hot waier 15 2 4 I I 5 MoPWW Ave. -hs.rt _____ U 4 . *f' I t, elP.1011111-H-0 mips sugar inni Burtaclic and Ruh . tic nearly tion. ed in traditional orazigot- an( DOW To REMOVE MAKU-111, black and strewn with pump-. In renioving make-up, tit kins of all size.%. , first stel) stiould bv to cleanst 1 I . The panty ended sncirllv fte dark house, where they were met by a tall dark monster, the witcflmg hour and who led then; past • corpst I' mu hob,obtilni xctunli jag on flu couch and witch seated ncarh Into th( dinii ii td U Uii' fur unit IiL\1 \L,l1 party room, which was decorat- e ] lb cresh ci ihrrri I .4 I large apples. peck'c' Re - . ____ 4 a vels, (twen Me redith, W..ilte. Beth.0 Ilaroki 11crb LxUiar 1 ultoo, of the Bear Lake 1-0coment. R Mrs. II. I. Johnson o0RA\'r-',Fr,-rzj' SALAD WING MEN% fl 'fPJ I)fflr - .. - C. IP":. Nlr%. Schtnat,kher is on the I'A . I,e . . 1. I... ? A nfqht ouP on OWfl-W U VOfl Iho bfib *ttfer - • I Y-T n aunt ;~Onwjwlzm nringe, unpeeled 2 cups sugar 2 pkgs. lemon ge.laUn Personals 00311 1 ,, i - . evening games and charades which ndd The guests hail to climb . rough a maze of cohwels oil to the hilarity of flu' cclebr: th .1 , I- , * I., ..r ~-~t I • Club held a 'Halloween 1,nt Wdt Follow nig a delicious bull i at the kvvch h ome of Mr. and 4 '' Mo . -------------------__--__-______________L__6 - .;.'.; A OPEN 1)q 1lPt' II! ri.PI,sftu 1'it III tftfl! 'I' _______ 11ori% Stone; anollier aunt, Ali llihift Watson, And his sixtel, .. . Schmah, William Vvest ilict Getman, William Bur.tcche (. car Zittrowei Cla"iton fla g : arLy 14611161 I DARK I there have been no deaths in Prizes were awarded to limes. T. it. Alford, Lillian Andrews. grandmother of th bridi--elect; the Sechrezi family in the 65 vear ofina rniaL.e The family Mr Ii T Tnonia mothci of cOnslits of seven children and the groon) 11nie, ndchildren. Robert Beint,, 1'. h. Altord. IA.- ; . ro fenton Cl yde St!nsorA (,u The North Orlando Garden ~ Pranklin Wick anti Mrs. halpi; ; .I ,- . r of the "1. 1. I :.1 1'~ .1.. ' ' I11,n"_ IPlIIlflIvJ III - iu ion Miehel, front St THE SAXF0PZD 1-1EIRA1,I) employes .,zj,I-pj-isCd pl.e.gs, 0 foiv,111811 11Ayni oTi d '-Stevens, and his wife, rlril;by, 1%.it,11 a A o wer WednesdR~' to We]. crome the biie-st , Itcvc -1ir. five day-old Robin Went. (Hemid Phoo) II 'd Owr :1 1 ti't ft6tq I)I f f"Itu if (I k Ur,, I ! Mrs. Robort N%thite. 0 recently , . 1 Lake Brantley ha.; 6I einj ptiest wwq her mother. / 11 95 Road I ' of Palmetto (111C •••• . .. th( hear1 of the diamond Walter Sechres .. r. I,, . 1.I Has Gala Halloween I little hail A in _ I I M'%~-7"T" J .;, . 1, qp,prfll lit.f.;11141. f e Would you like to be KING UEEN FOR A NIGHT? " e: tidi room by BOSTONIAN roses, presented to her by the Wifltc gladioli d papier from i visit wi th his parents, p hostesses, Mmes Ed ward Simp macltd h'ith and .rooni 'tir and M rs A Seehrest, son Ralph Lofting .1 E Woods Urint o I)an I and A. It. Remusat. GuesLs attendin,- wer( tji( wedding Games and contests wer( honoret Miss inc Mrs. : anmve rsar played during the evening and honner Cartei,- niatlic Rybich-i, Andy MeGaffigan, birthday guest, Steve Rarldey, all sitting on floor. Back rCtV includes, 'Airs. Kren7cr, Rich Ostrunder, Timm Sinson. Marlk- Itegetti und Jimmy Baird. t%jjdy'f; parents tire Mr. and Mrs. Al. R. MeGaff igan, 3ewel Drive, Forest City. (Photo I),, Maryann 31iles) I - decorated white I presented a model airplane and enjoyed cake and ice cream with his guests, following their Pack meetmg at the home of his I)en Mother, Mrs Mary I.renier, Forest City. G uests Included Doug Kren7el Tedd J i ." With tIi .vf; from his Bear lAtke School Cub scout, Pach 2:10, T)en 7. B e Was . . 'MC'GAFFJGAN celebrated his tenth bir thda y , Oct of Cake TO5C! bluebirds of happirn'. him White and yellow roses Wert'' placed at vantage points served from 11 beautilully apThe honoree as most altrac Pointed tabk overlaid with ar tive in a green sheath dress! ecru lace cloili, 11ale vellnu. with brown accessories, whicli~taPcn; in cr%stai candelabra as complemented b a car- cast a soft glow over or • gorgeous I I I ': I i ~ i , fabulous showpieces for the plush salons in the Rue de "IcJ"n IIII ,,I;;1:T1fl?ul , ft. I IItPIt M*gdnkn St FREE! hlxlrlk - ___ ci ID u DDCCV plact. Vendome. - was artistically decorated with ment. of sheet ,1 . i te Ii161 w,I ___________ MO • ? 1 cthhl hed b members of the Ethel liwe1 and useful gifts thich "ears then decided it was time l to striha- out an our own." exRon: Circle of the Congrega-: were presente(I to he:; plainrd Nicole. -We thought it Ch r i stian Church w a mic vol grocr car th cor lid c with wa.npcit) et awa from cellaneous shower held at the an assortment of i itetien "id al . as in jewc1n . lovely homu of Airs. A. Al., gets. 1.just as thu avant-garde dress . Remusat. 'designerF have been doing in The entrance to the terract!, Later Ill ti)(6 evenin; refresh.' -- r : Fe '.1 ___________ Ii , an Aliss Ellen Carter, November Gelon Revels, and Alic( Getman. Paj>. , nc : ; Pre-Nuptial ely Lov with 17"7 1 _____ _____________________________________________________ CXPCtitec ,. Ic ~ I . AL . Z" .: .. I . i, ' took lindet In St Ma i RihOhit' Ca tholic (i1%II(th in .. .. _____ TOUCHTON'S the Observed versar y ____ ____ I an art school Enterprisp Peisonals ' f thr award Jun. . was Pierre Car- low their Indications without kidneys. It flushas Out bMY having to calculate the number din. Thv pri and carats of diamonds and comfortable and rtm-down,, Not will he exhibited at the I Public Education in New other stones necessary to make a bott3e of -074M- tod&T at your ttitt-- of he shown You, too, asT, R@t One of their prl7C winning thousands. Paris and LOnCIOTiT moreout I -111CMIcline and Nico)e, who exhibits it; a tapered I Alt-PhAillAbOrStOrift. t collar caught with an arTow are in their early 30s, got ou of deep purple oval on their own to design avant. brooch of turic ago. After completing their qu0ise.1; in robin's egg blue The other necklace is a deliI studic. , i cate arabesque of pear shaped' ______________________________ Art and attcmdjn ni hi jobs . to All thc hope is that ., . .X-:,,;:~ called "Nouvelle Vague' 4 ,;.,_:.~ is one of the winning de- V I . . .~' , 1_1~1 ,- 1966. The ;, , : 1 P, ! anniverititry Oel. 29. They wore .." ___ . But on got out itn 'wlinini Ii Mi c i eelebra(ed theit 2th wediling em prec Anni Mi and Once their model is finished ARE KONEYS A KADM .zelected from among 1,495 and sold, they proceed to do a PUNCnONING others representing all five con- precise blueprint an that all the if not, try 11140" famuhL ( 4Z c the ious atones and gold seUInTs recognition of their talent will In which the designs will even- afford A TINY HALL room, with - .1 . designs. The art of GANTY AND IMAGINATION In new jewelm, THE work combines with fashion In the featherweight earrings (I eft). The tters have a . , chenille jewelry (right) 'makes newv.. The hrare. ri -st top and bam Velveh INGM& up exelftement when worn with wools and tweeds. Flower earrings have a lets - I I j, - can't beads, all ImitaUng awards 'flies tet'eIve the ,, . I '.. - .Ii . t; wax, putty, aluminum fail and "I ,. t) 1, 1')flfl :u,'I 'TI the pin*b etablI*hmeflt ThC prefer to \n rtnt I es; are mid, The girls will get It ti)Ofl, thin design, we o on to Its itti*t% 25th Nicole Duval's designs we make countless sketches and rt'aonnbl good commission when we agree Ofl Ft cer WOn girls dreams of receiving the yearly of ii )iWvi. ' IIr __ Il, tparn,4' For twr) of .1acqurline Dos _______________ " AI'II C II JparrtLe LLL VP fl irnsrrrr nucfiovr I t It merchants' district with jist diamonds intertwined Wclwsplper Enterprtiir ASSlI room for desk, worktable and strands of brIght •"' I ,ç(NEA) _lnat.13 went to aids and upphIrei fili room two attrarng cabinet And they are as girls arc ga1nin a reputation wor it s upple as Caldermohile," said b k actopnntchwelrckcjgner4 Nicole. When and if then PIPC* ________ -w I I aLL JeweLry ".. _____ __ .. _____ I ?~~ ; i ItiL •j -' i �a - - • kVrA,% V 11W.Al2 MPAVFWWAMAM1121VIVAMATS, WAIVA3 L1W ."AVA mama WI SP E CIAL EMA *4 SPCL iiuniiiit,mi 416 ,, Vase kw _____ 1Pk LIPJG SATURDAY! X APRICOTS aflISuFS $1,, '. '"' ' NO. 311/2 CANS 4 % $1.00 SPECIAL UCK OUT FOR A LEISURELY ii TONIC AIRCUT AND SHAVE ASSAGE... 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Park Ave. Dial film F - Hallmark Cards Gifts of Distinction Party Goods Candles $ fS VS tory trail and are rt'nU playing offensive and defensive foot ball, the Lyman Grevhounds will do well to limit Sanford to less than a three TI) scoring romp. (Now, even my (log Is snarlmg atnie for going against the "hounds.") n non•o -fl am readagain. 4 or's o • II) (Edit • 0 SANFORDS . IL ac or gun covered nine paragraphs and you still don't know which jj r> Spoishi's reply to esteemed editor: I picked Florida because Spurner has such a pretty wife. See pictorial proof below. 'iOU uct' your sUit sheet nod I'll continue using mine OK' 4 IVI U I -I 4 -. LYMAN' I AT 'W'WA'TA&"WAVA& D r- _- ALORMANNo INCe FRIDAY NIGH-T ww 'tXA &VA 'V'AV MA JS I LVA SsJUU9tSS9SSSUJSJSDflSUUSSJS3SMUSUJSfl THURSDAY .0 MWAIL r, mL NOV.34-5 FRIDAY SATURDAY make their debut. Got lots of height, have plenty of fight and most Importantly, an excellent coaching staff headed by Joe t the Sanford NAS has one of best rounded and attractive intramural athletic programs In the WAWA'TAL UPERREPAIR . - . FW&ST 94 A"hu MiSSES' ACETATE TRICOT ILIEPS! qu;lity.I.s$ic.l.g briefi; of cool, comfy catata trcot. Taflor,d so P.nn.y's own sp.cifi. caftons. Pastels and whife In sim 32 to 46. 141911 •p shears, :s. p411 W&" Nil blades rsdsI.e PS.sd . S.... a • . _ . "S . 661le dw 4 a .. . . - FLAM • U. e ".' Rog. $5.00 Size ,e9. $10.00 Size TURM Res. SEGO S .; . '• $3.00 •.w 2 EPPO UGI'ITER FLINTS 12 leg. 25c (Umffs 2) NE 3 for 6V IVAVAYAVAVMAVA t DIspss.sr - 1. BIG 4 0 0 0 19, U1WW U4 (LIMITS I j KIPWII a PILLO W RADIO I 9 AAL 9 M MOIL'Ilbs SAT. wtthth. I' HEART 00 *3o99 .• • F ' 42" x 1V' 110 4 0 NUAM ra-16C. 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Th s Listed B you . last time this season, an the Sanford Junior High School plays in the Peanut Bowl at Municipal Stadium at 7:80 p.m Thu ninth grader, Ricky Chaser., never touche a foetbull before this acasou and tie's Ilk. "gre"ed lightning" an time field. In their laut game, Gilmore streaked for 146 yardig. through the middle, and I think he has at le"t give or six TIA V "I" TRANWOR 000 FOOD $135 2 $1.35 (UMITS 2) GOULD A A&VALL • . • IV Even when I wutehed the great Lenny Moore of the Colts play as a high school gritider up In Reading I'm., have I ever igeen aa good a future football player as we have right hurt% in Sanford. .•• I LYMAN ALUMNI i WATCH THIS RISING FOOTBALL I4TAIt... . 71L X&V . exciting with plenty of action for you during the entire game. You'll have your opportunity of "getting acquainted" thlis nulniner via the TV tube as It's part of the regular Sunday schedule sonletilne in Alay. If you Uilnk that baseball and i0otbull hi 1soeIL there are a few who make a quart- IN STORE SPACE AVAILABLE NOW! I SAD IN THIS PAST IOWING PLAZA, MANY NEW BUSINESSES t!DSPLA ., 3n4in PLAZA ,g,L, m.ssa 3 CALL Mt. 1Y1 P.M. Ms.. el's 5. NIGHTS! J-1 ' " VA 10PAri&VAIALX&VA'&VATA LVA I VA' r 1 r A[N 1TA,,&VFATA1F,& W 72 &VA"MA a WWWAV AF& A'WA y 2 PAS. 1 - . for keeping us posted on the F.S.U. Froth Team happenings. caught;paa CY ClO Is really sving to be i i ng t o all fie e(t "the year" for all kind of ducks during hunting lesson. Florida duck hunters will be able to start one-half hour before sunrise dove bunters, And for Day, ' Nov. 21. on Thanksgiving don't forget that the first phase of dove seuoa closes on Nov. Deer, bear, turkey, squirrel, woodcock and quail season 6 pens next Saturday, Nov. 12.... Have you ever seen a soccer game or are you like most everyone else on this sport? It's l.'..#.sf;:±:. 111011FROW 10111111116 900W96 OW P.i. em" IN Md , . . Florida State/ V.P.I. gulile? blude a couple of important tackles, Thanks to Mike Gray's mother, Kathy, but alas, to no a vail Z'a 4 - T . Now ices Office and C.W.O. C. R. Davis for the good job. that the Seminoles are winning again, I wonder If this'll bring Didja catch fans Into the Mt1ifl(IS to watch 'em play? 1flO ••• fif. RESERVED FOR country. Plenty to choose from—bowling, golf, football, soft. ball, basketball, to name isit a few. Credit the Special Serv- SHOI ip % • NOW! SEE THEM YOURSELF SPECIAL SEaI0N •This • area • is• in for a very pleasant SPORTS 4p basketball surprise when the Seminole Junior College 11111aiders" - L. o:uu F. IV. jfl Hwy. 17.92— Casselberry DIAL 838-1707 SPURRIER AND WIFE, JERRI w — (V 3/88C Downtown Sanford VW A. II 322.0331 C' Realtors BA INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE Ntring. • ' PaIzo% I A EACH CANDIDATES FOR YOUR PATRONAGE CHECK US OUT THOROUGHLY! - ),r P Card and Gift Shop 4 AL "T7 1% 2 make your selection early whit, the choice is so great! IIIP SANFORD PLAZA ONLY , 2 2 : tod a 14.10 An ICC iflt art- nut I' I CiCOI-gin M'( when theme two meet, nil earlier performances are tossed over the goal posts. here we go. F4vcn though It's rated as a tom-up. we'll PROVIDED NOTHING 41 pick Florida by three touchdowns. IIIAPPRNS To SUPERMAN SPURRIER. THAT IS. Without -Sterling Steve." I don't feel that Georgia would have too tough a time of it. (and I ren y Ali(] now that I've alienated my few I can't afford to (10 that, what. with our fan club down to our mongrel "Midnight" and nie), let's get a couple of other poodles yapping fit lily hecis. Thp ii-mv thi-se Fivhtintr Seminoles have taken to the vie- - - C 1 qb 44 k PLAZA I 2 regulars and pofitesl 1 % 4 IN . (r :4 Remember Inst v'zr I I SANFORD V ti n this entire area I I ! 2 'D' ii baft.ry (not WE'RE Now 17 1 SlJi I) ill '4 BACK 10 Till-', ('0%1 MI N ES!!!! And worse. if I sity they'm going tA) will, the natural rvply de could t have ended, you fearless fore. - 11MY ImIlme ruhr Snk en) with flit,rider be- to the field fnr ths, comfo)rt nf thp and If It turns So I go out and predict, a Georgia victory out that way. I'm the guy who "cast the spell" and broke their 1 Come in and YOU'RE INVITED jV7 I browse around — in our now store in 4b . ' unmssfs.Nrsgntusmsmtmsrftg. PIP- 0 #AMV8 RIM I QUAILIN )U.2S41 victory - IN SANFORD qW L4't,'a chi.'k 14 ft!tIv of 1h4' stittlittit's, first of 1411, flfl(I then have to gain? more I rtnll', think about it, nhnt. (10 1 really ------------- -- SPECIALI JecinS UAIJ1T SALON A11111111111111111119 PUM lb e & th (i f ehiirge with the regitrption ht' prt'centcd f or GUYSI 2 X mer is S McKIBBI N a - I U TIRU SATI*DAY progrn in thim Sunday At Its pveflt,IW:t en field, IfIenINI At file South San ford city limits, neroqq from Jet Spnlorq-113 yearit of n9e and i stand opening at n(ion anti the following events: Key Iffile grand entry scheduled for I (Open), Pick tip flace (Open). p.m. Flno Itace, Jr.. ring Race, Tots Hollow Log (7 ypnrx ond The University of Miami get iinder), W e Ili ( 4 it home attendance record of (Open), Ckivet tcaf, Jr., 73,6113 when the Hurricanes ver Leaf, Sr., Pole Herwilnit, I could hardly wait for thIm week iinturnliq to roll nnwnd; A chance I)am I 1 3 Jr Pole Rending, Sr., Scurry — the Florida. played Notre to and locall y, the minoIe4reYhotmil get-together Geoint at Lyninn's field tomourow night, O.K. ole crystal gazer, get out tlii, all-seeing ball nnd pre. e,i PERMANENT THREE DIAMONDS HALF SLICES ". on THE $35 SOFT - PIECE. SL Spolski____ I p CALA RIPE UNPEELED TERLING so hidkde $$35t# CARRAWAY There will he two tiIvIqIon Hae' (Open), and t 111 fltity flnot Riding r PUMA THROU411411 TER S Adak 4b 'Dusty Boots' Show Sunday 11 #SSSSSSU.SSSUBSISS*SSSSS9JSMHSSgSSSSSS,.F,,JI 310 "is' YAVAV*YAVA1 I AV VA I AA WVAWAYAV ARCA04 FACKA" STORE OPEN DAILY — t AM. • ésIt P.M. SANFORD . Com pliments Seminole Plaza MerchanIs Association ia Concrete and COAC.CV10 Ph. 838.5311 FUNERAL HOME "M CAU&Y HWY. DISPATCHED Th WE GIVE TOP VA - .-.-- -, r : I I - • ------ :.._ -III �4,. II II re2A-Nov.iMR • II iN au iop Mainl ana, 40-0 Jvs three year record of 207 as this year's Baby Tribe averaged 30 points In seven games for a total of 210 points. Last night's Seminole win A victory dinner was held In hnoor of the Varsity football team after also last night's 40.0 win over Beach Mainland JV's erasing a The 1966-7 version of the Seminole High Junior Varsity complete the first undefeatedsmtled TV season in four years last night as they completely the Baby Buccaneers from Daytona Beach Mainland swamped The went a 40 points points, Seminole Junior scored long way In Daytona at the Phte Crest i,,. 7U celebration, given by the Is. titer of Joe Turner, JV halfback honored the boys for completing the lessee Is fashion. came from angles; running passing, Interceptions and just plain hard work on th e line's part. However, major credit is Seminole undefeated due to fullback John Neiman who carved out 195 yards of real estate in 13 attempts for a 15-yard-par-carry average. Skip Senkarik threw 10 times In the contest and completed all .. riance • amea Top AFL BaCk se s Grid Elite- -The _Prime Target For Upt eight for 14,' yards and two toimhiowns. His top receivers were C' nr Maples ree for P (?5, th ri'e 66 Yards and one touchdown: John Neiman, 25 yards; .The Watson, 22 yards, and Jim 'Jay Bird" Oxford, one for 13 yards and a touchdown. i The game started out with the Baby Seminoles getting down Inside the Daytona 10-yard line only to fumble the ball twice. The last play of the first period gave Sanford a score a .., . .. .c - kicked the PAT to give the He ran like him last Baby Seminoles a fourth period gaining 208 yards rushing in of 20-0. edge tries as the Patriots defeated Neiman scored on a brilliant Oakland 24.21. and 211.vn ,-zf in imi th rnti rh 1,'fr tn Cuwv,.i uw Offensive ' • Sunday, • HAIL TO THE CHAMPS Undefeated season for Seminole High School junior varsity was celebrated with a victory dinner at Pine Crest Inn er 40-0 Daytona Mainland game. R. J. Turner, fireman at Sanford Naval Air Station and father of one of the boys provided the treat. At top is a portion of the team while in bottom photo, Turner (center) shows vietory cake, complete with scores to Coach Ralph Stumpf, (left) and Coach Owen McCarron, (right). (Herald Photos) • - . JV QUARTERBACK Skip Senkarik eludes two Daytona Beach Mainlander tacklers and sweeps left end for a long yardage. Seminoles swamped their opponents 40-0. (Herald Photo) r P - season, NFL 's - their play. The Panthers meet Richmond (2-9) at home Saturday.' night (game time 8:30 p.m.), then travel to Hartford (645) on Nor, 12 and close out with Philadelphia (7-4) at home on Saturday night, Xcv. 19. A league meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 9, in New York will be used to map out playoff plans. Should the Panthers make the host the division play, there is a possibility that the game Gcn.Mgr. Elmer Cook has an. nouneyd that season ticket hold. ers will be given the privilege of purchasing their same seat if the playoff game is held In Orlando. The big championship game between the Eastirn and Western Division pthyoff winners will he held in the Eastern win. ncr's stadium. Toronto is currently on top in the East with and S-S record. The Gators face stiff resistence from 18th ranked Georgia In a game expected to produce the co-champion of the South. eastern Conference. Under the brilliant generalship of quarterback Steve Spurner, Florida has swept past seven opponents while the Bulldogs have stuntbled only once In seven outings. The Gators, a six-point choice, must beat Georgia or face the prospect of losing a share of the SEC crown, Fourth-ranked Alabama is also unbeaten In the SEC but the Crimson Tide doesn't tangle with the Gators this season. NO CONTEST Top-ranked Notre Dame is an overwhelming off-the-board pick tomake helpless Pittsburgh 16 Its seventh ,straight victim. The Irish air attack sputtered for the first t1ns.tbjs season last week but their ground game more than compensated for Terry Hanrntty's off-day. Second-ranked Michigan State, prepping for it. showdown against Notre Dame 'Ad f two weeks, Is a 29-point favorite to breeze past Big Ten foe Iowa 2-5, and third-ranked UCLA Is expected to move another step closer to a Rose Bowl bid by beating Washington by at least 14 points. Alabama is picked by 19 over Louisiana State 3-3-1 but the Tigers are always at their peak for this traditional rivalry; fifth-ranked Georgia Tech, the top Independent in the South, Is 25 points over Vii glnia 2-5 and sixth-ranked Nebraska, well on Its way to another Big Eight title, is picked by 20 over Kansas 2-4-1. ARKANSAS FAVORED Elsewhere among the top 10, Arkansas No. 8, heading closer to its second straight Southwest Conference flag, is favored by 19 points to send Rice to Its sixth loss, ninth-ranked Southern California is 19 over traditional foe California and Tennessee No. 10 is off-the-board against outclassed Chattanooga • • 'I New Orleans Heading For NFL West Circuit NEW YORK (Al') Look for two more players. Then the Fal- Francisco may start Kay Mcthe New Orleans club to become cons were free to take two from Farland at split end Sunday against Los Angeles because a member of the Western Con- the remaining eight. ference In the National Football The 42 men, free from eachbruised. Dave Parks is battered and club, and the rookies from the League. The East had Its pick last draft formed the basis of the time and the Atlanta Fill- Falcons. The No. 2 draft, decons. Now It's the West's turn. fenaive back Bob Riggle of Penn • How Shorter With those 82,500 seats in the State turned out to be one of the Sugar Bowl and red-hot interest beat. In the new entry, the decision To should be easy. You can expect more Monday Nobody knows exactly how night games in the NFL after they will stock the New Orleans the high television ratings for Haunt Foes team. The merger of the NFL i the Oct. 31 game between St. and the American Football Louis and Chicago. WASHINGTON (AP) WashLeague and the common draft The TV doubleheader next In January may not permit the Sunday will be the regular area *ngton defensive back Jim new entry the same breaks game, followed by Minnesota- Shorter remembers the first Atlanta got. game he started with the RedGreen Buy. Wh.'n the Falcons participat Thanksgiving will be a special skins but he's rather forget ed in the NFL draft hint year treat, San Francisco lit they had two plc1:' on t'ac'h of i.)t't roil at noon and Cleveland at His performance against the the first five rounds, incluciiuç Dallas at G p.m. EST. Baltimore Colts in December, Lilt- No. I over-all selection. Alien Brown, Vince Lombar 1964. was so bud, it was; almost Tommy Nubis, the Texas line- di's hope an the tight end of the his last National Football bucker, was the No. I choice. Future, is lost to Green Buy for League game. Apparently he was worth it,. the season because of leg stirBaltimore end Raymond BerNorb Becker, the Falcons' gary... George 1w, former ry ran rings around Shorter that couch, said he should be- the Notre Dame quarterback, gut day two years ago. By the end rookie of the year. the axe again when Pittsburgh of th e game. Balti more's Memo. When the Falcons were put him on waivers. Izo has rial Stadium was not alone in Mocked last February, the NFL been with four pro clubs... San being aurounded by lug. "1 remember it." said Shortused Lite 40-man rosters of opening day as ii base. Each tenzn The highest weight carried by er. ii fiveyear veteran from was permitted to freeze' 29 of e winn r of the Monmouth Detroit. "1 started for Lonnie the 40. After the Falcons took I Park handicap at Oceanport, Sanders who was hurt. "That was the game Berry one from the Il-man list, each N. J., was 184 pounds shouldercaught the record pass," he team With permitted to I rt't'-ie ad by Bold Ruler in 1958. said. During the game, won by Baltimore 45-17, Berry caught pass No. 504 to break the career record held by Bill Howtun. Shorter's performance in lIflWa final game almost cost him a chance to repeat In 1965. He was slated to be waived on Kick Off Time for the Peanut Bowl Game at Municipal Stuthe final cut but won a reprieve diurn is 7:80 tonight and will find the Sanford Junior High when Sanders' arm was broken School "Braves" meeting the big and heavy Ocotw High School in the lust exhibition game. Junior Varsity eleven. The cut never came because Coach bun Pehlam's charges are looking forward to this Shorter, with some experience. engagement having met the Baby Cardinals often in the puiit was needed to replace Sanders with victories always falling to the Sanford Braves. Lust year's at right wingback. When San. final score was 18-7 in favor of Sanford. ders ann mended. Shorter was The suzuwn's finule will again feature tht- single wing FU11' back on the bench until this ning attack for the local school, using th. explosive running season. Cis pabilities of tuilbuck Ricky Gilmore. Adding still more speed Defensive Line Coach Ed to the running backfield 6 Duane Rogers and David Lee with Hughes moved Shorter in the Andy Adcock calling the signals at the quarterback idoL right wing spot when training Tbe cut-rent log for the Sanford team three and two, with camp opened and he has been their only defeats coming at the hands of South Seminole Junior the Redskins' most Improved 141gb SchooL defensive back. - 'I O took Came Back f 0I - - with Braves Host Ocoee In Peanut Bowl , h with 1VI work wiitrflankcrbucksltus Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Is tluZL$ and to develop understudy walerial in the dc- stated for Saturday night. fenahe backfield. Coach Charlie Tate is work. The liurrluwes ha ve p1aed Lug with Ted &zidrkks, Duo • - •.j- _ •'-•I -:i I1 Pl _ - S - ----- - -. " 16 M I, wr , HENNESSY ED SCOTCH I er 114e8 it NO I • • M$ ucusz PREMIUM. •••, 120L+ i,LEft rP' UP LANI. 111111 RAMPS H'FH.S - $"s SPECIALS CONCORD DRI, P'PERT 3.19 CUE II QUiETS .4.90 Ai kic. 77' 0N1.V 1,'.L101111~ GIN 0' VODKA 4A9 IURGU$DY VlIdRO$L 1 OIIAIITI 136. , IN " I ,j, Dsrkli Owens 188/494 HOLLER MOTORS SAUTINIE pecis 145150 '°"• NAVY WIVES LEAGUE WON LOST 25 Vigil Annles 23 Dragoons 20.5 Navy Astronaut. 19.6 Flours-6 17 Savagettes 16 Fallen Angels 16 Bowling Bags 16 STARS 15 Tried We. Retired Chiefs Wives ' ' 2 CAuaOakIA aac I 1 WINE *u u*v sHtu Not i'ssuv ausc*ni. wsns P01 CUAM 1UV $4n v.i. I 12 99 399 lULL GAN 175/466 170/468 . - • ,, . • ,' • : ' ___ ____ • -...,, I 16.5 19 20 20 20 21 24 Suzy Itene Vag Pat.y U/4bl • , 15.5 Janet Wolter Caroline Hardy 177/493 a 11 13 HIGH GAMES - SERIES Gladys Edwards 174/602 - FULL GALLON - Linda Post 178/523 , I DESSE WINS DRY IT UOVORPSALSRU THE 145*5 TOO t.*J4 MC Marge Kipp 209/568 I 4 CRIIARI IS TNV • ' .49 IASDIN. I.ITMIAhi I 00 CHAMPAGNE PUNCH 1M5 21 11 SERIES HiGh GAMES Betty Callan 204/576 I CASES PER CU TOM 5. ciuiat CARDOLLL l.69t ssuniwu MARIO TRI GONI67' SAUTIRHI 3.59 359 399 59' WI HAVE THE STOCK AND IT'S PRICED TO SELL. 5(1! UP TO THE LEGAL . CI'IUtRV WNY ARC IN PRICE (Afl24)201C5J1 MAIQUISO(RISCAL P01! •$LAUJOLMS c:sol k0tANiOU •LIIBJIAUMILC$ ac .......%:A • con DU sso.a • MC AU...... I- IN • GOEJIJ.S D'T POTOP ZILLIRSCt$WA&ZU.ATZ YIN 5011 • MACON DIET 6 " L (As, VAL KING SIZI N.Y. STATIS UST MIX 1411 jI1 7 Adcock Contractors 25 19.5 12.5 Ann's Mirasol 13 Penney's Auto Center lO 15 17 Western Auto 17 Downtown Cleaners 15 17 15 Alix of Sanford 17.5 14.5 Pro Shop Bowler's 19.6 12.5 Pryor's Insurance 20.5 11,5 Burns Auto Body PIckerill's Sporting Goods • - . t -- - In the gym for dummy drills. Conch Jack Green said troops were In top shape but flint continued cold weather wdrnl(l hamper practice plans for the rest of the week. A mixture of rain and snow also forced the Tennessee Vol. unteers indoors for a continuation in preparations for the game with Chattanooga. coach Doug Dickey missed the minuS when his plane was grounded at Birmingham where he made a speech Tuesday night. The weather even put d, mper on Florida. Tempera- for 7 8 _______ tal - I.'r t(ut s/mr I A. - -. 'jusit - : - .4 -. - - - ' .' , ' • , .. • • - - -. . eminnte ,itminr urnRAIDERS..... DE - %IFF;T rr,i team." .• , - • was Ri1flt said his much quicker than in previous '.vecks, At Oxford, I-lie University of .\Iississippi went hack to the practice routine after a hreath"r from last weki'd' 17 to (1 victory over Louisiana State md Ole Miss Conch Johnny V-nuttht began setting up the oftense md defense for the game with Tennessee in Knoxvill e -' 1•.... ''• 'I -• 12. Raton Rouge, LAmisIaUa state emphasitM the kicking a in e in hapmnsi up for Ala- ' -- ANY SIZE-1 Oki rzrt "I ,j,,/'fl?; I LOW I- ONE ___ - __ •4 ' PRICE . 4 sLose)ui epeaas NO MONEY DOWN t - I - SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) en a ndf our ur y of i'ht %om A jur Orlanmen hns decided against Orland Copeda, former San Franclaco Giants' first baseman, in his $1 mullion damage suit against Look Magazine. The verdict came late Wednesday night after a 12-day trial in which Marvin Lewis, Cope. - ' - - ":• - " - - - - . '-.• "-' fl -. IflCI. Oitt ' da's attorney, asked for the . Øallet'.. damages on grounds that the magazine had 14 libelous statements In the disrupted article, entitled "Orlando Cepeda Can he Slug His Way Out of the Doghouse?" The suit stemmed from a feature written by Tim Cohane of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The oUtcome as L1e'- UsUa'' one and the reason was the usualone, but time may be running out on the Cincinnati Royal; stretching Not for 18 games -- - .-:, - Look in 1963. A '1 ' - , back to 1962 ia ts brass the trial. These Included Willie Maya, Willie MeCovey, JUan Marichal, club President Horace Stoneham and Vice President Chub Feeney. All testified that they never regarded Cepedu as being in the team's "doghouse." But Look spokesman contended the article was fair comment and (11(1 not damage Cepeda's reputation or earnin g power as a ball player. ' •" ., - ' ' : . . - .•' " I ' ' -' q- 7. Gus Johnson , F or l - 0 %I ei •1.-.°' bet to ea 01109L. have the New the Royals York Knicks be In Cincinnati and Vednesdiy, night was no exception. Five points and a cruuial steal in the Ivt two minutes by Oscar Roeled the Royals to .t 131et 129 victory. But the Knicks. who lend Cmcinnati by a hall-game in the NBA's Eastern Division. were never really out of it and for a time showed signs of breaking the jinx that haunts them. In other games, Chicago beat Baltimore 102-94 and B 0 s t 0 n crushed Los Angeles 133-108. At Chicago, the Bu ll s broke a four-game losing streak and evened their record at 5-5. Er- tt%i" i atui • - - • '. G n ::::; testified during and high - Is Time Running #' - Take months tOpayl . U. 0911, 1 toS - t i%e .5e ,0ai tx 1 j$t- da Hunters Prep For Season will Mueller topped the Bulls with 26 points and Guw Rudgers had 25. LeRoy Ellis threw in 22 An eat lniated 180,000 Florida hunters TALLAHASSEE are expected to acquire either i esldcnt or non-resident licenses for the 1966-67 hunting season. ( Iver 45,000 of these hunters will also obtain the stamp which sIlo ws hunting In the wildlife management areas supervised by th e Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. According to W. B. Copeland, Commission Chairman, hunters tain his license and stamp." Hunting lleenst' fees are as are being urged to avoid the Just minute rush by obtaining follows: hunting licenses and stamps Resident-Combination hunting well in advance of opening day and fishing ..................$10.50 of the resident game animal Statewide hunting Resident hunting season. Season opens $7.50 Nov. 12 in the First, Second, Fourth and Fifth Conservation Resident-County resident Districts and November 19 in hunting ............................2.00 the Third District. Resident-County other than Hunting licenses and managehome county ....................4,50 ment area stamps are available 10 day conat the offices of all County Non-Resident tinuous hunting ............11.50 Judges and their designated Annual Non-Resident. license agent.. Duck stamps, needed in addistatewide . 26,50 tion to hunting licenses for tak- Resident and Non-Resident ing ducks and geese, are pur5.50 Hunting preserve only chased from any U. S. Post Wildlife Management Area Office. All hunters are required to Stamp................................ 5.OU have a bunting license In order Wildlife Management Area to take ganie animals and birds, Stump-Hunter under except residents over the age of 15 ...................................2.50 65 and children under the age of 15. Management area stamps are required of all hunters who tthsiiuual hluckity I.esgue hunt on wildlife management areas except residents over the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday's hlesull age of 65. Montreal 2, Toronto 2 Copeland said, "The office of Today's (hines many County Jwigss will probToronto at Detroit ably be closed on November 11, the day before hunting •eutifl, New York at Boston Friday's G*wv* a nd the wise bunter will not wait until the last day to obNo games scheduled for the Bullets and Gus Johnson had 21. With Elgin Baylor and Jerry West still on the sidelines, the Ltikcrs fared no better Boston the than they have elsewhere league. 1 • . • . - 6 - A TWRELESS WHITEWALLS $23 $iiei to s-si I m - - Pad. excsnø tax. 5spelltit1I4 r WAq UM. S4161A ISX. Mill 'FA-10-111 .. TUBELESS WHITEWALLS $ . 1.p.ndKig oø F.d. - - - ..... .................. - .... NHL Results 608 , __ , BELESS WHITEWALLS $Z PUm S 1.88 to $2.09 Pw t" - Fod excise tax. dePe"ina oe w. sais tax. and tm d-a - - two oU4NcI - - • -• NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE .1 - . - \- _____ _______ ______ 4 MSi S - in Blasts - - in Kerner am tot . i 1tV 01 V.* - . ' it ime t* - SPiked as shown at Fw.ston. - miun tisi 1 - riju41 r,* LT tlmc.u*t ni*taii u.ijt*i JSPthE lMi h...I u YsisMun. miiUnst WNW t Us. 'us. .s.'o.suml ui isn... ',4wch n. "-R-1a4 • • LZbOr on MQNTIW ,ik. a (iUAI1VX15 es All jeC foe 0* IIIe ut the -- -- Sio..s4 cornp.tiIi'vely priced at Fi,eston. D,oi.rs and at all ,- - wc'vi ien$ione disphuying - '1 the Firestone sigs, Series Jerry Km-nor was on target lust week In the Night Owls Mixed League at Jet Lanes as he pounded out a rousing 210/608 series while sparking his team to a four game romp over the team of Sue and Ray Ceynuwa. Wife Lou had a respectable 171/483 serIes. Ray Coynowa rolled a steady 180/531 series. Mike Keim continued his heavy hitting In this league i 235/654 series but It with was to no avail as the better balance of Rev and flabby Meek swung a three point doelsion their way, Punt Pap. son rolled a 103/482 to pace her team to a three game will tuver 001111% and hub Puotuk, Donna rolled a good 1614 game. Earl Spear hit fur a guoti 180/501 to lead his team to a three point win over Ann and Joe Sjuczkowskl. Kink anti Sutn Helesako WOIt a three point verdict from Mistian and l)i,'k Slitgee. IT FLOATS POWERFUL SEARCHLIGHT BEAM 94-way waterproof push button switch Unbreakable plastic cpAo Two-tone ' Bat terlea extra Limit two per customer Additional lanterns $1.95 ca e-Q.741 99c Each Ir A41 ) I 144 I Each -4- DOOR-TO-DOOR LJmitZ per customer Additional $2.50 em. Heavy duty molded rubber Fits uioet ira.-ful1 contour Black, white, red, blue, green a OPEN DAILY P.M. FIRST & FRENCH AVE. TO 6:00 IXCIPT MIOAY SAN FORD, FLA. OPIN T117 PM. PH. 322-0244 ___ , team 'JO'. - P,askethall Players. (Left) Earl Stokes le forward weighing 170 pounds and (right'1 Levi 2" forward at. IRO pounds. Wright. (Herald Photo) - aci ui ,r,sv*fiiu, FM, 1/ir,q 'iumf,, /f,, 5Pf/S-7t't,,'y tiiiI7'/ 'i ...----- ?/'j,' n s',y, a('rI',crc. i. ;) s;pT,,pt ousands U? WON LOST • -• .. Th SANI)SI'URS LEAGUE to dampen the Alabama Crim. inn Tide in u'nrkni,t. it Tusca. Inoca. "1 thought we had a real fine practice," (nneh Riul Rryant said. "We looked real tnM. We lonkM like Alabama is supped to honk and vi' even nunded ;Ike .in Alabama I d I !1 ---- fly tlnUctl Press InIrna1lnI hire; dropped to 15 r1ereeq at won't he hike this Saturday," id (;ator 'iaeh Ray ;raves Sudden snow, rain, sleet flnd (;aincsville and wind. ustei to 31) miles an hour, troubling in reference to the crucial game cold weather hampered practice with Georgia. ing drills. Wednesday among kicking and esfriq Snow and cold weather fiili'ri hope ''eather the st,r" "t Srn,theastern Conference font. bail teams getting ready for the Saturday lineup of games. The worst wa at Mnshviile' where a five.ineh snow forced •• the Vanderbilt Commodores in- - :.'d --. I ii D*14t1, who suffered a broken leg Tuesday In a touch football game. Tate probably win open with Russo who has been the No 2 flanker back. LEAGUE. STANDINGS is MIAMI (AP)-The Unh'ursity must of their games on Friday fiuiio. .Toe Mien and John Pan. ul $iawi Is usüii Its ttra du nigh ts Uds Year. However. Uds ovlaasrepisceznezgafor Jet. S 'I - Miami Preps For Tulane - th board." will " Wea erman HurtsSEC Dr111s Florida meets anything resembling strong competition while the other members of foothnll' elite are prime targets for big upsets as point spreads range from a low of 14 to "off the ' ' assure where he became the third the score." However, the last combination thereof the Panthers of at least a share thing the JV's had to achieve great Orange running back 4 following In the footsteps of was completed with just see- of the Western Division throne get a and the home site In the division onds left In the Brown and Ernie Davis. touchdown for 'Jay Bird," .lim. playoff, Drafted by the Patriots and aerial Coach Perry Moss, who won the Chicago Bears, mv Oxford. A 13-yard Nance decided to go with Bus- completed this and the Semin- the Continental Football League .even- last year while at the Charleston. But he went nowhere for ale .TV's completed game streak. them last year ton helm, saw his Panthers hike until the Inst J I. • four games when he got his The Baby Seminoles had 15 their season mark to 9-2 in it weight down to a respectable first downs with 275 yards rush- 56-24 massacre of Wheeling 235 and forgot the comparisons lag and 145 yards passing, on Sunday on the ironmen's stomp. people were bound to make. I s of 10 passes. ing grounds. • V ,.. RI urday. Among top 10 teams In action, only seventh-ranked • -- - - - Player 01 the Week In the American Foot- kie and added the PAT 1th anEners Aim I or I wo ball League by The Associated good kick. Maples added his second score of the game with Press. ORLANDO, Fin. The magic! Second Place Charleston is may he played here on ThnnksThe 208 yards on the ground a 4l'-ynrd pass Interception. . number is now two. 8.3, while third place Montreal giving afternoon, Nov. 24. flow. With the score standing at represented Nanee's persona] Any two Orlando victories is 6-5. There are three games ever this date would have to 0, Coach Stumpf sent In word high, surpassing anything round and hold or two Charleston defeats or remaining in regular season get approval from the league, to "keep on the had pv,'r - Page 8A UPI That ol' devil upset bus an opportunity to sell his wares wholesale this Sat- rn nation. •.. - BY John Neiman bulled his way over from the eight. In the second and third perdim frds only two scores were re - Nov. 8, 1900 Big Test Boston ' s about - usIb EXIRCISING HIS OPTION Face Of Week NEW YORK / rn Nance, sophomore pen. corded. Neiman on a one yard has stopped thinking plunge and a successful kick Jimmy Brown and and a 26-yard Senkarik to anfttrb 1Db? Qt"S - -•-- ••--. ------------ �I S -0 I " ....... 0 ............. -....d_-~_. -...;,,- _-- - . , :.. -I - .- . . . - - . I , I ~. i ___ "" n T .7111 f I I, it I By i2ak I f. Abigail Van Buren itid living h __ th plain min? Ask her to ax- • • weren't DEAR ABBY: Anyone ____ )!y husband (also who thinks a girl is luck)! to FRIDAY, NOV. 4, ey You kept their two cocker span- can put AAS you have and facility now merehandize Ideas or guest room, and COUNT otn'.' ST __ _____________________ _____ ,' )] ____ ____ _____ -, ____ ____ ! 1 :.1. I H' .1 I YEBL,EFEr, Eg .. THE flIAT' S sug- O3i1 oil 1 I EVER-PA, ~ SDRY I wouldn't mistreat one, send ci.no to Abby, Box ~ Q Jocoby _____________________________________________________ 41a6q . ~,.. : i I I )~ f, Gray wrote "PuB many a $ flower to born to blush unseen 4AQJ and waste Its fragrance on the aa IV desert air." But he could not 4' 9652 have had good bridge pl*3P5 In 4*114 Good plays an always w*s'r by the man who 465 re'ogai 4 108742 KJ!7432 QI makes theinand occasionally by _____ 4Q3$5 Bad plays are usually over- 4103 i; . 1 Iju1t! /j W 1 prtner and •J opponeits. 101 1OU looked. Now eec If you can find '4. • ' iI equally K 3 Just failure to make a very good VIRGO (Aug. 22 Sept. - III 1: Ir 'I I I ' IN 1_ t ____ I1 'g 0 r It &j!:!~, - CARNIVAL 2 ' _______ IT-0 Dick Turne By . r' ,4_~ -i, KIM .1 _______ •. - 77 - ____ ____ ____ __________ ______ _______ ______ _______ ______ • II _______ ii _______ ________ _______ 1 " ! I I U ____ - ____ _____ ___ I U. % ______ H r i. A,• I _ '?' BAZOO--- OUSLY'iMGoW'J DO SOMSTF41SG DSPERATE1 LtE uo DATE./ .. • ?"' __ ___________ _____________ , -- • ) ______________ YA \ • and stating your aims brings their ng VAIDS his king of diamonds. If he had • A'74 gain your cherished de. done that West's jack of dli- sires. Their Ingenuity makes monds would have taken a vulnerable and South would have had to set- the future much rosier. Show were si gratitude for assistance given 1 W.T. tie for down one. Pass P If South had been looking at OU 3N pan th to an Influential individad this play by winning the sec- Look a club and East a spade. 1 and heart but South could not ual for the right answers to South entered dummy with a and successfully finessed dummy again for a second play. I know that West had opened a present Ideas, problems though he may be rather slow and ciathe queen of diamonds. Back to East played his king and South IsIx.cnrd heart suit- ' ouR ________ __ . ___ __I _' ____ __N __________ I wv-r e cards he could have foil- L3BRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) _____ • _____ ___..i _____ __ _________ _______ __ )j .•• __ ___ ,, ___________________________ ____________________ . ~: i F , 1, el I I • •: _________ __ ___ ___ ___ ___________ -i_- _- by i .l I G o _____ .1 ;: , * .1 T4EZ ____ ________ 'iBtTTt 4 H -' t I _________________ f v SOUL..8Ur I PMDORSIP *5 work T T prop. CHECK _____ s3POR58P, ioww a P6N5T MV M I I will receive a dollar If Polly and and wi out ç- ____ _____ ____ 021.WMIT IT MCKl E *5OOQO OTNR 118LPLE55 CPJiI A _____ _____________ _________ _____ . V. ______ I tainment Dear _____ _____ _____ ____________ ____ Bequeaths PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) You need recrei,tlon now so -w Edyth Thornton Me-ding being held towards the Wi Lend: My daughter is getting end of early tall ? If I wear this pressures that L a v e been married In a few weeks. I. dress, what accessories should Many Corsages mounting up for some time. would like to know If It would be be worn? I'm past 40."-Mrs. Your loved one has fine Ideas. .11 right for me to wear , ll that you get rid of tensions -41 I I • 4E W ________ - ,- •. , - L C II Iv *4LA hi Y.M. 'N U _____ ____ __ -I ___ because the _____ g om's mo- but my husband to buy flowers for would be excellent, sel ng, bus- ____ 1 :ui- ___ furious at the ______ _________ sir 8 ProPor M 'N u , P . I direction --• ' e • -' 1' S.- - ,- --- 4' -, • _ - I n --- I --'1. - • . - • v.' - _____ _____ • ' -• • . 11 FAMILIES WELCOME JOHN URBAN (lit.) Ow*ei ,. .. LARRY SNOS Barteade, - Acrsu im. Sauferd Mesa - P. 322.2 02 17.2 (9) .tItC News IT'S EASY TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED ', _____ _____ (9) Dark Shadowa (2) NBC AD..* \1r\ 400 (2) The Match Game Storm () 4:25 (6) Where 'l'h' Action News Uncle ______ Watt's Advsn _____ ____ tures Is tone (U) Hitchcock Presents r flan ger Writer To Adopt 8:30 (2) Today (t) Heanie & Cccli Exercise for The Mo • dim Woman 9 30 (') Burn. and Alien (9) (9) Siorv Griffin Show BUGS BUNNY 10:00 U) Eye Guess (6) CandId Cantors COMES 7HE COAC4 I SMOKING IS B2EAJ1N' 7RAJNINGL • 6 OF THIS PIPE OR U- 5! OF -ME FOO7aALL'TENt __________ I GOT AN I DA- UAN GIs' I. MAV.E A LiGOF • %;r ruL ntwi& U LOIGER P4EEP. Offspring TOKYO (Al') - American authoress Pearl S. Buck. who is visiting In Tokyo, plans to adopt 1 "Ov 2.n-ti 322.2611 45.53$ AN XPFAP TAt'.ER 16 READY TO WELP I _ - _______ 11 Yroua ver of India UlsIss 84Wu± 42Brszi1ts macaws 4AS _________ ____________ ____ • _________ __ _________________ r• _____ Inth " ___ I ? • S _________________ _____________ do f_3 __________________________ I_I _____ lAir __ ____ ___________________________________________ ____ F_f_' .--i Keep NIVA, __ _______ _______ CO $4L . ___ ___ ____________________________________________ DOWN I ___ ____________ _ ______ * Ai.slsad _ _______ ___ -' 0 _______ _______ _______________________________ _ ft- _ - ,' _ L._ _ ___ _____ __________ _______ _-fri - • ScM*.. N L$7 •Chert _______ wvai _____ ______ U*IS M9I. 4. IV would like to see the mixed- PRESS 1)100(1 children in Tokyo grow By TIlE ASSOCIATED lute Japanese citizens. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) ••- A Navy lieutenant stole the show Many of the orphans were fathervd by occupation forces aft from two vice admirals. War It. Vice Adm. Alleti M. 51)111) yg/ff'$ TWA7Q4YI aJu%5/UIPj,4T = 7'Rtavc7 k'W7D/ vol.Jg AP WILL. E6EN Y I4L4NY POP$S _____ I ourned command of Navy Air Pacific from Vice Adin, Ttlmnah Not So Funny ltLIl.[ JIRIDGE, England k f / .' ity. He got tue Navy Croieu, the of a pructieeul joke by three men ____ S Sovist dIy 4Nub ___ Show F. Connally. But Lt, (j.g.) Die- 1 r! _i Lte(jg.) - )iit)t'thl Sanders Home in the outskirts of (lie city, orphanage officials said today. Steals 'l'l:e 74-year-old writer, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Uterature In 1938. said she Albert Foster, 52. stag. tar Dengler got four nedeuls (tIPI) frotn Connally in the ceremo gered Into the police station, draggIng a 100-pound boll and 1)1.1 Tuesday. Dengler Is the Gerinuit horn eiIuii) tiuiniwd to one of his pilot wilt) scispet1 from a Coin- ankles. Police first laughed, munist prison eeuuiij in luos lust tlut'ii helped remove the clamp. June, after 1IJUI months' capt tv F'obter said ho was the victim 6 Imam I_ - Admirals _____ 377i.l"i _____ IIv'g 463TM S't ___________________________________ _____ _____ Distinguished Flying Cross, (lie who gave Win a lilt on a road. Purple Heart and (lie Air Medal l'uister saltl he was left on the for service aboard the itonger. roadside UIl(I asked a dozati Connally will become doputy persons for help. But everyone chief of navel operuttloii for air l4uughued, lie said, thinking it all a Stunt. In Washington. A_arMies - / AO WWI • Y 'rI.tAT AP t ON OF THEM I ___________________________________________________________ - _ - (9) The Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) hoUse Party (U) A Time For U. Sunrise Semeetcr (I) Hamper Itootn 47 ______________________________ - - ___ Panics & Diasers MIUD DRINKS Today U:00 (2) H.nneiey 5 ______ ____ ,15 ____________ _________________ ___________________ ____________________ ______________________ _______________________ JLI ___________________________________________________ ____ ______ ______ ______________________ ______________________ vscdbw I'_i,_l'_1_[1_II ______________________________________________________ ______ _______ _______________ ____________ ; • ____ ____________ _________ psarow 0010 ____ 1 _______ 6:15 (2) Sunshine AlmanaC 6:30 (2) Jr. College and YOU 75 :O0 (2) Days of Our Ity.. 2:00 () Another World (6) To Tell The Truth (9) General Hospital 3:85 (6) CUB News 3:30 (2) You Don't Say (6) Edge of Night (9) The Nurses 1:00 (6) Capt. kangarOo - • _ -- _I $2d1c$tiOe dent • ___ _________________ •I $Guldo'bIj1* __ that your husband wants you continues to operate and still Filipinos trace their origins 4, _____ 31 _ 'i ___ fault 27WMrd for __ ____ Big Day. (6) As The World Turns 1:55 12) NBC News 2:55 News (U) itlorntnuc 81:0w _____________ . 1:15 (2) Focus Two 1:80 (2) Let'. Make a Dsa1 11:20 (9) Editorial Comment 11:30 (2) TonIght (9) The Late Show (6) Movie 1:00 (3) News FIlII)AY A. fl 6:10 (6) News, Weather ______ ________ Going, Gone ________ _______ P. ______ __ RAI.LY , ,. y tJca 25 TWO _______ ALL A (9) Ben Casey , or Take Out ro*y KVIRY W1DNISD r (6) GIrl Talk 7:21 (3) Farm Report __¶ ___________ _______________________________ _____ S175 12:55 (2) NBC New. 1:00 (2) News 7:05 (1) CBS New. _ I 2lBeholdI ___ ______ , ___• " __7) 'r PIUA Here 7:30 (3) Today jr I .,.. S 'Is i Win ceunie1 is Bsby1n1an god 44 Vol"aao Is iy 17 ____ .37 priority(pvft) 24 Bea Ul ( lSMzriner'l 3ivtntiI'. 46 _____ 1111111110 io mom Death 46 5a 26 Glade (comb. 59 A () _____ i '.. _____ ________ will - HOME MADE DINNERS (9) New.hIni 3:00 (9) F. Troop (6) Run Buddy. Ittun (2) LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Thurs., Fr;. I Sat. i P.M. - 1:30 A.M..1 COMPLETE 12:45 (6) GuIding Light ( t)) Batman 7:00 L (6) carch for Tomorrow (6) Secret Auent (9) 569 1 0i concentration 12:25 (9) ChI.S News ___________________________ ____ _____________ ftI _____ _____ ____ £U.4421 ______ (I) ___ ________ 0 iSDirk _______________ ______ 7lhipothet1 structural unIts 1 ____ _____ t15T'&U. ME. l& O-F'Egp _____ HOT POG! _NIy T1RI9 ____________________ ______________________ ___________________ y..inota British _________________________ ____________________ _______________________________ __________________________ Walter school _____________ Withered . _ U4ISIi' I2iCstlO5 _______________________________ ______________________________ merL) __________ IpSOest U Is _____ 1' _- __________________ ' R11 AcI.O63 Sco#isb ____ .5 ___ ___ d right Ia! ______________ ____ ___________________ Olio]ir IFEi_i __ -- __ * It _____ P0. 05. Answer toPreviousPuzzis _- . ___ Is you always worry __________________________ ___ 4 _____ _ ______ ______________ ___ _______________ __________________ _____ ______________________ ___________________________ 13 'Js1ter Cronkite 11:00 (2) News (6) News Is A5J CE ____ ____ _ (2) (9) Donna Reed 7:30 (3) Daniel Boone (9) 1 10:20 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Love of Life (9) Ilawk .• ..:.•. t". , -Ii Call ________________________ (6) Dick Van Dyke (6) Thursday Nile MovIe AU. MEN 9:30 (2)(2) The ____________________________________ __________________________________________________ 3:30 StarHero Trek NOThING BUY S' FOLW 46JN (9) That (1r1 _____ ___________________ ___________________________ __ .41 4 ___________________________________ -_______________________ 0) The nating Came (9) The Dating Game 9:00 (9) Bewitched -. ____ ______ _________ ROTH FIATURIS INTIRCHANM (II) Supermarket Sweep ii :30 (2) hollywood Square. (6) My Three Sons SHORT RIBS ________ / ______ ___ _____ _____ ___ " - UJ _____ AL- __ su, can wear matching act*uorles F. Moore family can expect to IF YOUR ChILI) IS BORN ______________________ (jLJ - #aifl mother does it want to go a- Certainly. If the wedding is PITTSBURGH (AP) - The to museums, places of cult, ______________________ long with me on this. 5he'Il formal and after 4:00 p. m., you feminine members of the Alvin etc. (4 ''. ________ =- _______ drew. .. ,131 Ul ••0 tells nw It's all right with bar in blue or beige; white is not receive cormaes on Easter Sun. TODAY . . . be, at sk, will be to wear what I wish and, since so smart. Again, we hope this day and Valentine's Day for the one of those charming little i.., •\\ .... ____ •• • .p .. I'm the mother of the bride, I advice arrives In time; you, too, next several decades, according youngsters who early feels that I '" __________ .'% '' J " 1''. can wear along gown. I've wait- did not give it date or an ad - to a provision in the Pittsburgh others are criticizing or ber • _______ _____ ___ HI litthug -turn, or her, and it _____ ___ ____ ___ man's will. ______________________ ________ ____ ad so long for this time to come dress. ________ _______ _______ _____ _____ Moore, who died July 10, di- would be well to give spiritual j when I could wear a long gown. "My husband's i ____ ______ T1w reception is In the evening. giving a larp dinne, in aw r,Bct*d that WON of his =1.34, training early as well re man &C 40 11 care to the diet. The mind here ____ ___ _______ / Mydaugtsterlanetkeez*onI.t- beat hotel. It will be very lay- estate be placed in trust I' .L t Ung Inc wear what I wish, how- ish and I am on a strict diet Invested by one of his daugh. is a logical one, however, and i field of inerchandizing _______ ever; she elainsa It won't look (health).! want to stay at home tars. Earnings from the trust li be se ro " ___ -, '-_ ____- • ___________ _____________ _______ ________________________________________ ___________________________________ __ a ___________ thor will be dressed different- thought. How can I cope with the girls and women of the Incas of any sort, etc. Send to a commercial college fur beat A61 r family, b. Please advise."-M. R. this sItuatiu7"-T. L. _______ An inventory of tile will was Thm is W 1111000111181W for the Just sat what you can at the "The Stars impel, they do not m I ma., mr st.' 817 bride's mother and the groom's dinner and don't mention your rwt- t.&op ___ WiU.--. ___________ ___ compel." What you make of UU RE$ mother to follow in matters of diet. If someone at your aide m come ! wr SAW HE 7 LA.. your life Ii largely up to YOUI • TQUROQ dress. 69. wear ft 1W Xmp asks why you rot Gating. casAT 06' w ID Carroll Righter's Individual X ne.pc*as and look your best. I hope this ually say, "I'm on a health DALLAS (UP!) - Any store Forecast for your . ID ____ sign fur Na""1 -•' P( reply arrives In time, since you diet." Usually, people are so advertising that is "going out vcmber Is now ready. For your HooI gave no return address. Had busy enjuyhmg themselves, they of business" better do it. The copy send your birthdate and 94 ___ • you done so, we would have never notice. Eat your Wet- City Counc il has passed an ordi- *i to CaU Thghter Forecast, sent a personal reply. Mull cen- plunried meal before going to the nanee requiring firms holding The Sanford Herald, Box 11131, ____ flOt be answered the auuzw day. dinner so that OU wo feel such sales to obtain 30-day Hollywood 26, Calif. so I hope this comes before the hungry or weak. It is very nice license costing $50. If the firm .0 AL =;; ,S_ 17_ ~ j • • . to be "his date." holds "going out of business" to about B000 C., when the ________ . ______ 4, "Would It be proper to wear Tomorrow: Wear A list-it's ailes, It must pay the city $10 a first immigrants came fr-mn In. o' a sky-blue lace dress to a wed- Your Halo day until It closes. doneaia and Malaya. ___________ _______ _______________ wear a street iengu .. ___ uo • ___________ and M. ____ IN COLOR ARE____ Bill Miller e (6) Andy of Mayberry (9) Sons of Hercules • -• y s,. U _ __________ • 1* , U,, hi. I ________________________________________________________ r6d early. (6) ________ .i 4ti WITHOUT HIS ___ ROTH PIATURES 11:00 (2) Pat Boone ehow. - Zone g w.ltn. 6:15 (9) 6:30 (2) iiuntloy.Bnlnlcley I I 1 w (0) ABC Nown _______ uses the Item in Pofly's Point- plans for the evening 's enterera. " Tonite 6:00 (6) Now. 'c _____ whore ___ Make / - : T ili ht (9) News (6) McHaIe's Navy 'r\ 8 ____ cooperate lli wi ngly. Sands t St. 6:00 (6) Leave It To Deaver (7001,101111 11111111 - UVE Vail _______ Wolfie I P. 5:P0 (8) Newi _____ telligently Television TIIUHCI)AY ______ ____ cITAI5Jt.Ya and ______________________________________ I Lr=r-T ___ TO SAY SOME'fl-41N( !fl __________________________________________________ done rbU ______________ 4. ___ ______ I your ARE$T U GOIM I- ____ 13 ng WELL! CALLED __ Schedu Hannerman S _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ 7 SECONDS TO t3EEV , 4iZ... ' 19 ) Ownis ______ - to _________ _____ F Dr. Tristan with Dino and soloing in (9) Nwspspsr Enterprise Aun. In place. and put It in the freez•f If baby Is too big the tray can the products you need and at / r you ______________ _____ Plcm.~_ . ~18 Peft's Problem er tbe night before our jaunt. be removed. and If he is big the right price. Be sure I T /I-.I correspondence wisely, ___________ ________ DEAR POLLY- I have a pro- in the morning, I put the filled enough to feed himself the foldblem in common with relatives battles of milk in the sterilizer. ad-back lid makes'an excellent also. Be more active, get mom ______ _______________________ _____________________________ and several friends. I bought on top of the ice, and after an I table. My husband be me that I out of life ( GEE WHIZ iS - 'AT'S RIGHT... AND BUT I N'T I ...r LCX)tOPJ \ I JL$TCME ..NO CRE TRAINS ')014' wEu..mw e fluffy chenille bedauread hour's drive we arrive with the I this clever Idea would win mef bAG WARIUS (Nov. 22 to PL.ACE YOU'RE GOING I'M AiRE WANT 10 GO FOR A PLA) may ap________________________________ ________________________ which sheds lint and fuzz so bottles still chilled.-MRS. J.J.S. a Polly Dollar.-A GRANDMO. Dec. 21) 0MORROJ JUST HAVE 10 GET itOARD... LATE! PT to be too affectionate with badly. This sticks to clothes or DEAR POLLY- We took our TilER I11T anything that gets near the bed- grandchildren on a picnic and DEAR POLLY- After wash. loved one, this is better than I taking him, or tier, for granted. A. ______ spread and also makes the room when we arrived at the park Ing draperies I aJways put a 1 look dirty. I have hung this I discovered that we had for- few slip.in plastic or stainless Gel bills, work behind YOU 8 6. ,J ..J,3 _ spread out in the wind, shaken gotten to bring anything for our steel drapery hooks back in the quickly. Then plan for more • 1 1€ __ ! _ It and washed It but nothing 11-month-old grandson to alt headings so I can hook the dra- and better outlets. ____ ____ ______ 11 Iwo helps. Anyone have any other on while we ate. I took the sup- peries over the clothesline. This CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. - 11 _____ , a ____ ____ ____ suggestions?-MRS. E. S. plies out of the picnic basket, way there are never any ugly 20 If you consider well the Potential in certain deuls You DEAR POLLY- When I am act the baW, in it, fed him and clothespin or litle niarks oil my have with associates, you can - . ________ _____ _______ -li. ( 41k _____ planning a short trip with my then gave him a cookies so he drapes-DORIS .• ' I _____ small daughter and want to car- played satisfied and out of trou• DEAR POLLY- Tiny bobby then carry through in a very •__ ______ I ry her bottles of milk safely ble the rest of the time we were pins can be bought at any dime successful way. Labor method____ - .. "A______ I on - -___ refrigerated, I put about two there. My basket has an at. store. They are perfect for clip- ically. Later you can be out to ounces of water in the battle tached lid that folds back in ping bra and slip straps togeth. v,u ____ sterilizer, with the bottle rack half and a tray in the bottom. er to eliminate that embarrass- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. HA li 1 00 UCHIt1G TO GET THE cAbfi HUCKL5 ML McKEE AUNP THE_____ CITVI NE P1880 POCK" His wauerm _________________________________ 8151 erly Is the best way to get It / GL.A0 WE \IIE W1*IEP 'V NAT AØWVIIATL&E,..I CHANftO9 JUST T1J$J Mb518'T SUP TH1J TO PE!'i OiJj PROIA$) LYMNEV HE th in 5 A PHONY Anyone submitting a Polly's rushing or pressure. Co.work'u Problem, solution PAID XTN' I _______________ ___________________________________________________________________ __ _______________________________________ ing sliding-MARTY ______to a problem era will then be pleased and Co. ____ ____ or a favorite homemaking idea workers will thev be pleased W ItAILROAPI____ __ Ed. ittiti Fritz Weaver star In the designer (William Jordan and _______________________________ 0 ____ ________ _____ , FIRST SANFORD 11 id )'our Father Come Front If one of our nuclear equipped Blaine (Paula Wayne). a night SHOWING Ireland?" (Color) An outrage- strategic air command bombers club singer. ______________________ misty funny episode In which received the wrong signal due Sergeant O'Rourko goes away to mechanical failure, and pro. NOWI MATINUS Y mon. $hru sun. $1.16 os cow buying trip and his CeV(il!d to head for M oil a horseEVENINGS father colues to Mon. thru Aurs. $&4111 Sr. Is as Irish as the mist In horror lit's not so much in the $ P.M. fri, sat, sun, hot. S2.16 County K'rry, and just 111)0111. pusibiiity of holocaust, but In WINNER OP6 THI MOST smolibiq 25c ho (luclukS the nrriuigcnwnth made beHONORID ACADIMY to make a fin' brigade of tin' tweeti the bends of state to doOF .4 AWAIDSI F' 'I'uoop stalwarts, the results termine the future of the world INS TRAIl without consultation with their are disastrous. 8:80-9:30 p.m. (NBC) Star associates. 10-11 p.m. (NBC) The Dean Trek. "I)aggeu- of the Mind." (Color) The Enterprise puts ill Martin Show. Dean's lViests In at the Tantalus Venal Colony a multi-talented evening are PILMID IN COLOI AND WIDESCREEN Bolger, supplies and pick up a cargo Allan Drake, Nanette Fabray of research material. Iecunise and Lamb Kazan. Bolger Is of his high esteem for the coi. his incomparable self In a duet Th director, Adams (Janies Gregory), Kirk Alen In My Little Girl's Life," ______ at the organ is utppiilled when a stowaway and Nanette Fabray and Dean convict from Tantalus, Simon do a funny skit on a CinderSaturday and Van Gelder (Morgan Wood. ella who is rather pressed for ward) gives signs of mental time. Sunday evenings ____ _______ unbalance and relate s tales 10.11 p.m. (ABC) Hawk. of mistreatment afl(I suffering "The Living End of Sisterba- ___ ___ ______________ _________________________________________________________________________________ r Kate ___ . t O _______________________________ ____ ___ Frank _____________________________________ . SCORPIO(Oct.23tONOV. 21)x __ ' By Polly Cramer right results. Be more kindly with sales per. Matthnti, running haMr$ ______ ____ _____ ____ ____ ___ those in Ugh poslUon. Getwith the 0-' ____________________________________________________________ liberate. Show ingenuity spade is DILTONA se _____ _______ ____ "rWk about old f ashioned! My Aunt Alice thinks a pad Is something you put on an ironing board!" ____ MI4'J, RJP? j . . - _________________________________________________ A BLUE EAGLE=, / ANK O ____ I ! 155 by plO. hi. ?M S, tt P* Cl. LI TTLE T4. wrr ) NEW -IAT X ____ -n-ii - -- - _ _11-3 hero ony 's ______ ,; 6 4 ThAT WON _____ ________ _________ AP4OTI4ER FA II ___ ___________________________ __ Our to make a routine delivery of Louis Armstrong, Ray cATc-flNG -% _____Q ________ ___ ____ '1 '. orkErUs, SS PICTURE IN ra SCHOOL PAPE/ ________ 'i1t / ii- LOOK PRtSCIL'..Ai" I ., I) SCILLA"S POP PRI , -------------.- _ _ ,-.. - -L-,.u-s - fj I_______________ WIJAII lAr' Mickey Rodney PICTURI j _____ A • --- ----. LIF2 E'& Loc.T MIiLIT _______________ ç;)Il 22) ________ • /7 H ____ A Z_.,~ _ Z~ ~ \ . . CO. CO • HI O.Jc 8-8:80 p.m. (HC) F' Ti- .nip. tab' about, what. could happen lien Piazza), and Lady Jane ". ___ ____ _____________ ______________________________________ ___________ ________________ lb LIVE p4&E- I u A book by Eugene Ilurdlck dered and sumplelon falls on still further with i1 w, enjon is tight. ______________ ' .4k: -.. ___ Cory Groev sent. '" qak~l11. . lain Ihirgess Meredith) ingrati- t1,n of the grim and horrify. quin in mod fashion, Is mur• ---_ _ 6.4 4 ADMISSI ON A CARLOAD 1:00 A I 1:00 "WALK, DON'T RUN" 31 ,.,;'-. no Q~Q __ _______________ ___________ n-it p.m. ((I) H14 Thurs- tonight, In a well-photographed or) More politics with tlerenry that wily ilny Night. Movies. "Fall safe." and generally well-played susfor n platform, as (11164). 'rite dranialle, oces- ponse play Sisterbaby (JRne. bird the Penguin (guest vil. sionally uneven screen adapta- Zachary), the leading manne- an effort to gain the ninyoi', Poodit. Min 0'II(,rl1hy, Walter model Belinda (Jill Townptend), verton for public office as well, but. the ward Hintis, Larry flagman the deceased's press agent and - i! I , A LL~W ____ ____ 11 I __ I',. _______ ______ _________ _______ 1 sons, since they may have just ;( _ k I 1. . I the fashion world are etpinrsd "Illzzoner the Penguin." Col- 11111 plays Dr Helen Noel. thu Gothain city impulnen In itiol Harvey %Vlieeler. Ifenry several people, among them ' - 1,~ .. 7:80.8 pri. (All(',) Ilithiinti. nmong the prisonerp. Marianna by." (Color) The Interstices nf ntes hinimelf ,~; 11,1 1_.' . , ' S your ________________________________________________________ _____ ç'LiVERE k.4T/I M,J--M,uAcrLJAt IATTEJ.41IOJWH41 HMTA LY I CAUTIL-*jap NW WOT 00IDACK 'rô TRY AaRYJ3 gt51. IIJ E'E'9'rHN'." - .r - ________________________________________________________________ .. telling me how to the people you ___________________________________________________________________ jq/zL TV Time Previews OLIR WAY ____ --- . . _________________________ UHEAH * %4U61 Flat tire right in front lif my housel Come on in. 4 ,ftjeL \ a... OUT ______________________________________________________ *1 I and show affection ward your husband out with them why nlo mean little we _________________________ everybody!" alk4olwa.. LrQ Ir liked m' her Just. ___________ ________________ --'z _____ 1 T,jT' opinion. yrm - N7,%~ •Ish'TYtIpiUt * AI4SW TUt s4O'4E husband dislike of your not old enough to It has to do ________________ _____ H3 j V mother's with would __________________ il,u,cr ~i - •_._ affection for them, too, you're does), It would ai'1 the tension making you all 50 flThappy. That tension has much your less to do than with the strain of pretending she lfkea ft's a risk brave parents take, They Just. refuse in my ____________________________________________ li,lw! __ a bad play somewhere Into. day" ""• South lets East hold the first heart trick with the queen and ducked a second time to let w. West win with the jack.Weat had iiothI better to do than to lead Piss a ., .. - ! . I When West led the third heart contacting good friends curly 60A'v &Qj0,j)t&" •• -. -._ t. _____ 1 : 04 IWO 9 PA pnrtive grow without her making y' ____ -- ___ play. all 4 ;. \) ________ ___ (I)) -- ____ I) - fjj., ____ ____ __ helpful. to )) / 'W1 ____ •1• / NeJ _______ a third heart. Dummy discared , them, I S 0 VAA LJE,MYWOLD ______ , , with I- I I. _____ , " /1 Son k V H1 your affeethm for the peo. you marry without nut sup- needles your hue. then . . Millett that the son.In-lnw wns mis. hand anti belittles his care of be married-and should come whenever possible? Th en on home again until you can trenting the .Iniighter, I still you why. Because gods really up. I'll tell mind should be an end to to put on sets of affection tothe child exThere i of various kinds, when their own your mother had ward ywir spontoobn tholY dt Ilerin Int-luded, have forbidden theme dIp by comes to their ninrriptl childt-pli. to feet (ilelike of him. fle. she the courag, to dlhey the feel. If they feel rasentment tonever tail husbanil. We ran tiover set' )u'r cause we love you, we are told gods and have her dislike to. ward them, they say engaging with must to create * true yethem, try marry, whethhim once and for all, digs at him and Lf'yen If It didn't produce now lationship mit of a false met hin anti xj(+ I loolt though I er wp feel it or nnt. Otherwise we are "Interfering" in your friendliness between them They j'ist will not spend their feel fine . . spouseS, and (which such courage often time with for once, may inarrinire. ANHVEfl: leaking spurt4 of resentment that can end In nothing but more tension, more hidden hate. My mother has I a _____ ______ _________________________ Avoid selfishness of any kind. _____ ________________ _______________________ Take the treatments th at make DU more charming, magnetic. let him hold the trlck.East could LEO (Juls 22 to Aug. 21) - RECK, DAISY ___ __________________________ IT'UT.flNG MWM OL1TO. Ct4fr4 LiP, not put his partner In and South First consult with experts be_______ ___________ made game with three spades, fore dashing into some new outWAS &vECI0NME! t about which you know very _______________ one heart, three diamonds and ________ little. Take time to assist others ' two dlu with their aims, also. They Have you seen the bad play as then give you the co-operation , yet? lt wasn't really a bad play. you need. /j (fl and I • or I 160 tam why Ruth him. _ ) - . Q 1. P 5A pus. that's pie business i I ;& I NJ ' - , 1 r, (,•• J ose who are loyal prove to I 1 11' MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Do whatever will th to you that you are likewise invite your "husband" and but we hadn't counted on 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. 90061). housing any. I suggested the the woman with whom he is ' / . a T010 vets, ,nieh. you can't you •/'i;\ HA ~ ing HA - •I . A-IA T wondered e (ironteit your mother got new, for you people. If think that. parents ___________________________________ m. your husband, why did she - ____ . e upset - ________ ____ brother's 1; Q ) 10 (1 - _____ ______ Instead generation of ____ -.e-- Well, I've 7flt1fl of yours? N N 1 6AT AND.. CAE5MI A. 'Nt, (r( By to stand up for permitted I he That 0Pt! WA' III -1 l,AWRlNcI column of yours Ifl 'V)Ik1 my father "splendid" you called attnt'king his )1.1tIlt%Ws fot Jinve you ever treatment th doughIer hn mfl 'g< "' MRS. 19AR VP 91 .- It _______ _______ _____ ________ _____ orough. 0 (the JJu2 O' 4f<H iOi ri,c , ._iIu.I___ organizational 1i I wpmw "L1" -Commmky p(p.icwp fr3 ioe MLP ' ______ wa, , i~ I14A f ~ __ ____ ______ ___ trade. any - P II eritlh *att?nrti OUR BOARDIN( HOUSE AJ'M " ___ _____________ started Just What I N __ f ________ ________ • & shocked i N _____ ____ ____ What can be done? We caritt that can Improve relations If at this time so enWhenever I him to In- demand they replace the Last Saturday I attended courage all to engage In carpeting. troduce me to some of his w.tidlng of my brother's ARIES (March 21 to AprIl 19) men friends, he says, "All HEARTSICK daughter. I was I C K: Listen to what kin have to my friends are hums." DEAR H £ A R T S see Jee and his new wife & , eat so thad the cherished alms = Then's no use crying over W them. It was all very awk- is a girl supposed to do! harboring can be NO DATES spilt m1lkr th else. YOU 5 so I stayed only for DEAR NO: You ought to Borrow three St. Bernards brought forth to early fruition. ~ he thankful your brother is (not housebroken) and go to YOU have fine mediately afterwards. A ability. Use It to your finest honest. A girl can meet Viaft th. ativa who helped address = advantage. Be th . . . wedding Invitations later told enough bums without her CONFIDENTIAL TO C, TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) help. me that my ex-husband AND e • • McA.: Do your giving while Follow your Inclination to Cehis wife were sent an Inviteter relations with asDEAR "BY: Recently, you're living, th en you'll be ment bet thm addressed to 'hr. and soclates in every sphere of your ?drs." Later my slste-r.fn.law, out-of-town friends whom knowing where ft's going. endeavor. Show oth ers th at you we had not seen . . * explained It this way: 'We How has the world been are witty and highly Intelligent. called asking If th ey could are Catholic, and as far as I treating you? Unload your Be explicit but don't be reduncome to visit us. We said am concerned, Joe Is still problems on Dear Abby, Box they could. When they al, your husband avid thaVs why GEMTh'I (May 21 to June 21) 1 InvIted him." Does this rived I suggested they bring 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. The arrangements you make in thsir luggage as the guest 90061). make sense to you For a personal, unpublish- now in business can certainly . NO NAME room was ready for th em. ed reply, Inclose a self-ad, ameliorate condltion to a goodThe wife then said, "Go DEAR NO: Hard ly. Your ly extent. Don't close your mind . dressed, stamped envelope. bring in the doM Willie." I sister-in-law's "holier than to new ideas, etc. Reach far • * • was horrified. I am a good thou" attitude Is so holy, it ~ Abby's For booklet, "How better accord with all those ~. doem"t hold water. If she housekeeper, and have no to Have a Lovely Wedding," with whom you work or work Z slders Joe to he facilities for pets. isslly YOU. ask 11 - ds 00% __ Galbraith By ____ per cent of the girls I :. GLANCFS SIDE ____ an older brother hethe mess those animala made with real ease months ago, which is his and arc able to get a better was unbelievable, Cause he can Introduce her bushiesa. We don't socialise of what your understanding I could have cried! They to some of his friends had together and there attachment expects son for us to ivan ass each better think again. I am 28 stayed three days. Shouldn't emotional f you. 'There Is much eom and my brother is 27 and I they have mentioned th eir oth er as settlement now between nations merce dogs before th ey came? made and we had no chil- alt home every night like 76 ¶ ___ . whatever across have 1. : • - 8, 1966 Nnv. ___ P INS GENERAL TENDENCIES: kidding. Abby, lets in our 196 Forecast garage or bueinmit, but no, at. , they said th eir dogs had the run of th eir house--and _ they th 8, . . A1Y: I have besit dtvor.d for two 7* h ito rylng again as 1 olic. Catholic) remarried - Nov. 4A wmlb 0 b6q: DEAR I 8"" I'll, Horoscope P*g } 7 Li. £ f4' 4 •• .' • - 1.. 0 . •• , .• -• . , • \ • ' s-. •. - • , j j lii,i �1. I . . . I -- 5-- -- --- S - ... .5 . . . .------------.---.----- -S - ----- --- .------.--.--1---.---.---5.--.-.-- -. _a__ - ' .- ---- -, *U.,1L.__.l1I1L__.J_S IL__ JTtIi*1JIatt i.iS4 .- - - .. . ft __.7.1 --- I il, -_,., ~_.~_''I-f;.~, ~';7l--,% ~7, " t ;.1 . I -.--~,, - , ~ . , 11 ,~..S,:~! .14-A1 . ~ I Ak. '' -,.,.!''41':;.-!-,-_'0-~ .:, "'t'~_, ,Z-t_ ; - . .~-.---! ~ ""-I.;~Z~111-" til il~; "" ~ i,, .~%~, .*~..''~ I ., ~ -.,.,~',-~ ~ , 1~ .~, I-,., . .~`, ~ -~, ~ I . .111 If:, ~ 1 1. ., .,.. .. . t,.,. _. I . ~1~ I" , 1 I" .. 7 .7 .?7 - ~".~', _~, ~ 0 • Looking For A 2nd ll You' Car Find IT HERE! c. -, ... -'- IF.'. * ".• -' Y' 4 Al, %;; :r *,ralb Page IEdU 4,... SA - Nov. 3, 1966 24. Well Drilling ______________-- 2. SPRINKL E R yai' 4 '' 1, . ... - ...'...-5-.-- 0h sell SANFOID CALL UNTIL I NUON TO START YOUft DAY . SAT NOON FOR MONDAY U* Lsr lb. Ye. Ad Rums Less It test Per Line Per . . . lEN SEMINOU DAYS .._..................... Day 1 M Pet LIne l$c Per Line Line TH1lS DAY$ ONE ...................... DAY CFC DONATION - Cdr. T. B. Wood, commanding officer of RVAH-12, is shown (above left) as he presents his squadron's check for Sanford CFC drive to Capt. R. E. Fowler Jr., commander of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One. Th e $1,228 check was presented just minutes after the Speartips landed ending their eight-month deployment aboard the USS --- I ~ - I I . I .l.":" , 1. ~ i " I i i .. -! 1 4 - - . I 11, iii CLASSIRCATIONS 1-Lost & Feud 2-Personals Care 4-DS t.-Card of Thanks 6 -Child Care I-I)ogp-C*taPSt$ 10-Poultry-T.lvestock 12-Special Notices 12--Catering-Food 14-Sporting Goods lb--special efvices 16-Interior Decorators 27-Janitorial Services 15-Landscape Service 19-Builders Supplies 20-Hardware 21-Home Improvements :2-Plumbing 2.......Painting 24-Well Drilling !&-Air Cond. 5 Heating 6-Roofing 26-Radio---Tekvislcn 29-Photo & Equipment 80-Home Apzliane.s 31-Musical instruments 32-Business Equipment 83-Job Printing 84-Upholstery 2&-Vacuum Cleaners 7-Moving Storage 219-Exterimzlators 43 -Flanta_Fesds-Se.d. 20-Misc. For Sale 21-Articles For Rent 22-Swap or Exchange 63-Wunted To Buy bb-Furniture For Sale 26-Antiques For Sale 62-Money 'Fe Lea liusthess OVportvnitlsa • .. I HALLOWEEN Pary was given by Mr. and Mrs. Jon King, Willow Drive, For est City, for neighborhood youngsters. Assisting were Mrs. Doris Hale and Mrs. John Whitehead. Young people attending included Robby and Ricky King, John Pasquini, Lone Bocco, Brian Hollar, Maria Smith, Ricky Hale, John Bell, Patti Smith, Bruce Hale, Ronnie Joe Cossin, Karen Bocco, Mark Hamilton, Toni Pasquini, Debbie Bocco, Pam Pasquini, Leanne Bell, Bobby Avant, Steve Hollar and Michelle Hamilton. ItI,s....1_1 ..' I -- r 30c P.r Liii. - '. ~ I UNES MINIMUM (1)10 MINIMUM CHARGE) *m POR CONIICVUfl INIUlflONf-NO CHANU OF COPY SITUATION WANTED ADS HALF CHARGE Always order your ad in fbi economical was or monthly .1es. Whsn yin got sarilor results, call and yonil be bIII.d for only the days run at Cal .ann.d pet.. (Navy Photo) Saratoga. •.........•............. 24c Per Line 41-Money Wanted $4-Savings & Loan fig-Insurance 119-Schools & instructions 70-Employment Services 71....Male Help Wanted 72-Femaie Help Wanted 73-Mal. or Female Help 74-Sales Help Wanted 77-Situation Wanted 77-A-Situation Wanted Students i1-Income Property .2-Buslness Prop.--Sale .-fleal Estate Wanted N4-Real Estate Sale i7-Business Rentals 90-Lots For Sale l-Farm.---Groves -Acreage %......Houses For Sale R6-Housee---Sale or Rent 117-House For Rent .12-Real Estate Exchange I 00-Resort Rentals 301-Trailers-Cabanas 202-Mobile Homes-Sal. 102-Mobile tlomea-Rent 104-Trailer Space-Rent lob-Trailer Lots-Sale IOL....Apartmenti. For Rent 108-Rooms For Rent 112-Rental Agents 122-Wanted To Rent 112-Autos For Sale 116-Autos--Sale or Trade 115-Trucks For Sale 120-Aut'motive Service 121-Scooter. & Cycles 123-Boats & Motors 12b-Mariir. Supplies - Want Ad Department Hours .IONDAY tIwo.gb mAY-.8:30 AM. to 5 P.M. ' & Found . Pets & Supplies FOUND AT United Stats Bank. POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed healthy. Tiny toy & miniature the key to the lowest new and at stud. Terms. 328-1449. used car financing. We Invite you to compare our low monthly payments. Ph. 228-1771. FOR SALE: POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Registered from Champion Stock. Three Females, 2. l'ersunrIM black. 6 weeks old. Just right 10111111110 for Christmas gifts for the Do You nave a dronking problem small children in your famWrite P. O. Box 1IIL $aford.. ily. Call 322-9416 after 6 p. m. for appointment. SUICIDE Prev.aDoa. .Ii W CARE. Orlando 141-ltD. T. H. E. CAT Had Kittens. Inquire at 1 WILL NOT be responsible for 88-1476. any debts incurred by anyone Other than myself as of Oct. OctAN HAVES KENNELS . 1I$66. ober DOGS. Cats, etc. boarded. Mod/ Brook Dale Duckworth ern screened runs, Heated. W. 1st. St., Sanford. 322-5752. 4-Beauty Care PUPPIES for Adoption. ELMI. NOLE H U Al AN E SOCIETY, BERNICE'S BEAUTY SALON Hwy. 27-92. near County Road Regular $10 Psrman.nt now $5, Dept. Complete. 128-9611. WANT A PUPPYNEED TERMS? 6.Chlld Care Whita.ker'a. Pekingese, CALL Poodles, Chihuabuas, AEC's. 510 TOP NURSERY & Stud service available. We apKiNDERGARTEN preciate Inquiries. Ph. 366-512I Certified Teacners (With Degrees) 13. CaterIng Food Located 17-I2 Ph. 12$.11fO Open Monday thin Saturday MRS. BROWN MILLER'S Home7:18 L. M. to 6:00 p. M. made Fruit Cake s wrapped for Friday evenings 'Ill midnight. overseas. Call *22.8604. CHILD CARE In my home, ages BACKETED Peas. $1.60 Bu. * to 6 or will Baby Sit for you. Aaron Larm-Sipes Ave. South 33.94D4. of Navy Base. 822-4797. 111111111111111111110 BABYSITTING during the day by Services 15. Special the hour or the day in my __________ home. 5010 S. Park Ave. or call PAINTING - CARPEt4TfrtY 322-9642. A. Al. Adcock $12-Ills CHILD CARE In my Home. OIL HEATERS & FURNACES per day. $l. Cleaned & Repaired Call sz2•:374. Call 2.-8E1Z. YOUR message gets home. Over 10,090 readers daily whoa NEW & USED Oil Heaters sold & cleaned: all types. 323-5594 you place a Low-oost CLAShDay & Night. PIED AD is the lisivald. _______ try's MaM a SATURDAY afternoon cookout was enjoyed by Bear Lake Brownies under directjox- of MIS. LaVerne Alexander and Mrs. David Rider. Around the kettle (left to right) are Sandy Newton, Melanie Evans, Valerie Rider, Ginnie Lynn, Sherrie Fender, Bonnie Mathewson, Vickie Williams, Linda Browning, Kathleen Mi ll house, Holly Hill Carolyn Alexander, Karen Millhouse, Bridget Borderick, Terry Mathewson; (back) Teresa Hubbard, Mrs. Rider, Mrs. Fred Borderick and Mrs. Alexander. Leaders report good used uniforms are needed for the girls. (Herald Photo) ________ Pu( . Ecuador Asks BERRY'S WORLD . -. to the Cesri of the coularty Jedge. Sam*a.ls c...t,. state Of Florida. is Pt.hst. I. at the Estate of $ HAZEL B. GARDNER (k WASHINGTON (Al') - Ecuador wants the United States-a supplier of military equipment -to "exhaust every effort" to Mt what it calls a threatening arms race in Latin America. The appeal Tuesday from Ecuador's Foreign Minister Jorge S. Lara followed confirmation by U.S. officials that this country is selling 55 m4x tanks to Brazil, 21) of which have been S I 4 11 1111rul delivered. r i . 11 ~.il Last week Chile announced It Is going to purchase 21 BritIshmade jet planes. Linked to this was U. S. sales of 5 A40 jet fighter-bombers to Argentina. , c&!r4WjI tt ." -. -. - t Coe D 111166 by NK Im 1 won't tell you how the corn pogn went, if ' tell me how the caaf.,cigc wentI' you won't - - . - - . - -'j ',...... - '.t - - - • -- -- -' -7 '2", 0 .- . - 1. , : .. ' ' . - ,. - • .;' ' - - - ' i - 1EPAL1 & PAINTING 523-8421 after S p. ut. '4-' - -' .- - , 4, .1 - - -•'. Former ' - .- - . - -. - is to By: fly; SEE YOUR BROKER _______ - .1 - 8 : £ _~-- ..., ------------. ~__ - 1. - ------------------------ -, I ELLINOR ., •• -. ..,•, -.-- - -_ SI. ,' - - .4 ' -- . - - - - •--- - JIM LASH Chrysler Plymouth ING 1 TIME ONLY SATURDAY ' j; I' . , , - ____.....iI \ ukE Plymouth Fury 'I9 EXECUTIVE CAR 695 . 11ii . . the Trade Ins Accepted Convertible $25881 64 Chevy Pickup 1095 64 Corvan 64 Olds Jetstar Seminole Co. Motors 1801 W. FIRST ST. - - PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Phis 322- 1055 or1. 60 Corvair See The Dodge Boys At DOOR TO MPOIIDA STATE N - A i 'rtp. MANY REQUIRE NO DOWN PAYMENT 'Choice Location-Downtown Sanford '. $750 7.0 ON OUR LOT Of The Sanford Herald 5,000' SQUARE FEET 1111111111111111111111 ALL MAKES Stemper Agency A .. •,: - Locaifion 201 WEST MIST ST. Realty 9095 . -. - • - Payton THERE'S STILL SOME GOOD BUYS IN . - - It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads , 1jjoId It Partner! . -- Deceased. rzg*.z sol'IcE - Notice I. hereby given that the undersigned will, on the lad day of December, A. D. 1914. present to the Honorable County Judge of Seminole County, Florida. her final return, account and NOTICE vouchers, as Administratria of Deaigna.tons as to sex In our the Estate of Easel B. Gardner, Help Wanted columns are deceased, and at said time, that made only (1) to indicate and there, make application to bona tide occupational quail. the said Judge for a final setf a r employment tlement of her sdndmd.tsatlon ficatlon. which an employer regards of said estate, and for an order as reasonably necessary to discharging her a. such Adminthe normal operation of 1*1s ists-atri.. business or enterprise, or () Dated this th e 25th day of as a convenience to our October, A. D. 1551. readers to let them know Mary Elizabeth O'Reilly which positions the adverA. Admiuletratrix of the tiser believes would b of Estate of than more Interest to one Hazel B. Gardner the other because of the work Decetsed Involved. Such designation C. Vernon Miss, Jr., of shall not be taken to Indicate CLEVELAND, STEPHENSON & that any advertIser Intends or MIZE practices any unlawful pre. auford. Florida fer.no., specification or di.Attorneys for Administs-atrix cr*mins.tlon In employment Publish Nov. 1, 10, IT. 3 1914 -practices. L'DO-li now SO HWARD - -- . NEWA . - IOH, Ilooms For htent AOE$ 21 to 40 'H IN SAULS AGENCY ,' -i,. " 0: '-:4, . I MEN - - - -' THURSDAY- FRIDAY - iyj - g r(1P I ,,, I, - 1. sea 'II .! - - '- 23-Painting - ft .. - • . ' . Legal Notice Arms Race Halt --.. - ' ' - ., - ___ It. ,, - --- -.----.---------- - ~ It __4 ,Q, Q 808 ROLAND, Mgi'. . ( - L 1 1 Ph. ACROSS FROM PINE CREST INN - '_ 1. ( 114 . "rl n"r. Legal Notice -- - - -- •--., 1,1! / -- 11 s ,s-: • - 1k i ) - -er' C'eri. $ ' 'e 1; ;ill 1 Legal Notice - - - I$tl41LJ-'------" 0 , ' - - interutste s, mit .t D&toma Exchange and you're at DEI.TONAI ' -a .- • "L/ I, , ). ,p H .;e We Honor T',nneco Credt Cdt - - Take 'F iiI' I I ano AUTO GLASS iNSTALLED DRIVE OUT TODAY! L. . -~ 1-. on It 822-5821, * to S V. mu, ( , - it as $290. down paym.nts_es I tart at $61.40 MDIIt1Y psymi '' - ((1 or u •* nev fo r fI-hbn or " . j.sns quality Construction and - - t"\...) 1011 ,I ii' - are especially designed for Floe. Ida indoor-outdoor Uvft. There ChOOSe ipom. I?, 15 nsodei* l P5105 Mackb-Built homes 1mm just *5.790 $20,500 With w -- tl-:'llANICA1,LY CAPAHIF. A Crumley Monteith Jim Hunt Realty Inc. FOR SALE - f". $100 DOWN j % 4 of of $Ct t Stensti'om Realty k.11. - At rcl' '1-t."çt' r I FOE MACKLE•5UILT HOMES TRUCK CAMPER. Sleeps 2. See at Orseno Paint & Body Shop. 20th & Sanford tve. Call *226886. 41. toO_s S 5 SHELL OIL COMPANY you're nearby-you can watch this Mackle-Built community grow! Deltoria is growing rapidly. $10. starts you on your way to the best investment of your life. Water mains are installed by a regulated public utility to deliver pure city water to the front of evrny Deltona homesite. Paved Streets are Included iri.the f1411 low price of Just $1495. Visit Deltona now-take a Self-Guided Tour-see the Shopping Plaza, the lake-front Community Club, the Championship Golf Course arid '.tie outstanding model homesat Mackie-Built Deltofla. DEER HrNTEt8: Cal. 30.06, Mdl. 725 DL, H cm, bolt-action rifle, w/base miunte, case and I(0 rds ammo, like new, $110 and it, yours. Days: 82!-&21 NIte, :22-2110. 1pt I AMPAI I c Car Wash _.../ -\ Lubreatlen - Deitnna Ph. 666-6767 Ic Information & appointment. 011 Co.. XV. pjup EVENJ 11* 197& MAW FOR -THAT BIbJ I SPECIAL (4ArY I WfR%VAY(, SAULS AGENCY AT M*CKLV-RWI.T EXPERT CARF'ET CLEANING, Average use $4.115, tree estimate. VIA-11141A .,.APJt TALKIPJ AE300t 1i-t .--- - FURNITURE WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT.. GAS COOK 814 we, $25; Dining table and bul 'fat, 25; Call -6257. Sanford Ave, A rOMJY -- .4 - 17. hIouMe4 I'ur Ilent 1)5. houses lor Silk! to drive semi truck r7• Situation VnIitCd diesel and gas. No need to Va. fii II - L:AN, iiiIe'! rooms. 401 StagII"a it' i - II; locate. Teti can earn over $1 at )AYHWI)I1K, l-:1ei1a JohnSon WVNNh-VOOI) 8 flelrnom, I toIli. 822.072?) ti 2 i'r inni. Bath home, fly owner. I'hs. per hour after short training. 1507 '.V. 7th St 822.2071 after S p. m. For application ant personal 322-2055, 113-%Vnnled 'I'd Rent Interview write to Nation Vide 2'_lIrel 2rto tIur,thuI' at l7-1 Driver Tr. Dept., c/o Trans- .015'ti IC N K it A I. blOUSE. Isl'FARY SPECIAL WANTEF) 'I'() ILEN portatlon 111,1g., Room 425, 807 Ct.EANIN(2 Service Call eves 1 .OViI.' 3 flu)itM.. 2 bath home I 02. 1Ol,il(' I 1()111CM - Sale I $!EI'It''M. 2 l$eth ('ompletaE. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio. 7 to 10. 958-8774. with nice ti,inily room, (do-c' ly furnished home (or S Or phone 212-24-2S72. & fititit itt oVefl enclosed. 'ook. from December 2, 1964 •A I.I'i'Y %I''itti.E III M1CM MATUER mugs. ,i.o refnigi'ratnr. Il'su lOUSE \t'OILK or Care of Childntu(titd Jan. 1, 1867. EvenIngs hwy. 11-97 S Item 322-0993 :STAI1I.ISHEI) Insurance Com208 E. 1st. usnin A ren. Transport ittbnu re.inire't. ii try in ICItcli en. & Rurt'lsy 122-5284. p a ny needs man for insurance $13,242. No t.5, 201*4W. Iirst St. lRulmn"a mortgage WILSON-MAIER route in Sanford area. ExperquaIltying. It1IMIC TI1%I1.ICR k Lot 100 t Buy - Sell - Trade bence helpful, hut not necess- 3-flcal Estate Wanted 6-CYL 3411$ in h'aok. (nit ',S'est 45 to 1)1-1511 $11.11 E. 1.t St. ary. Contact Mr. C. A. Jonas, A Multiple listing Realtor watt, Slurp, is?. t ted Ethi'l State Employment Office, San. VANTI-:;) to Rent: 3 lilt. Furn. INSII KOR See tie Fot htentaIe turn rigist I, next one & then API'AsMlCIt 60. Business Opportunities ford 10.12 Thursday. illS S Francs I)nya 822-7174 house in good i'ouiilitinn, lienIurn 11t Al,n's tnnnln. 8. CYL. %'eekends * Nights pnnnhl. 822-9452 after 2 pm. AI.ESMAN: Opportunities unI"or Sale II . iittOM limited. Do you want to earn LOVEI,' l.ska front horns, CR I0-%1oIiile IIOfllt,)4-I{Cflt PLUS PARTS 4. Real Eslate - Sale between $6,000 & $10,000 aneoittrUction. 2 111)1151., 2 bath. 4 or. I..'u.\II$l.EU.I90$-'4 cyl.) nually? Apply P. 0. Box $16 large panels'(I family room, XIi: 'IPNi'ilt''NI-I' 'trailer with 111 I .otin, alit',, radlo very good MEMO 5-1rnge on 2 Sanford, VIa. (live Name & lotpIlc I •uh,i,a, Central heat. Kitchen CtIuIiPP"i, el. c.nd. $895. l'rlv. owner. ('.sss ST. JOHNS REAl ITY Ph. A,ldress. You will be contact(cue'. Mary. It.. Vicinity l.nke air conditioned. Beautiful berry, *tq-*152. THIC TIME TESTED FIIM ad. 822-1 ' 80. eel yard with severalcitru e has a new Interstate Ranch 5cr*0 N. PARK AVENU trees. lt0 foot frontage on SMALl. fluilnes. n.*fl pstk In vice Station with facilities for AMHITIOPS AUTO SAlESMAN lake. 120 Foot frontage On 27' TitAll,l:ht & PAI1A?-IA. 2 tip? (Jae bow.Cost Want Ads Souvenier & Gift Shop: LOCAl, Dodge Dealership now Wa t°i• turn eattal. Located at 142 Lake'u'I ul ' N' to liii and .dll C. A. WI-l1I)DON LEASE has opening for an experiencIthed. 322-2007. side Dr. Call us today for an BROKER ed man. Excellent opportunity appointment to see this lovely State Road and at 1-4 I,ocated 1)02 ItKNAt.'T.T. 4*50, 620 Roeslia if you qualify. Apply to Bob 10* 5. Park 46. 10 l-'l'railrr Spa e-htent Drive, Walter .t. lirooks. Thomas, Sales Mgr., Seminole MINIMUM INVESTMENT ST. JOhNS REALTY County Motors. Financing Available ii•$-t $ •.-c't on i,uke I'i FOUL' ST'uTf('N SVArION CALL B. J. Wheeler AqPv A Multiple ListingRealtor c;l r-ndUlon, 1235. 322.0510 73-Male or Female Help 122-2421) 26' I'ark l)rive (;Cl 822.2575. QUALIFIED For Rent 1\ 1 ri fll('flIS GOVEIINMICNT OWNIC I) 0081KB I 71. Male Help Wanted PART-TIME or Full Time. Make 2-1-4 111(8., 1-I BATUS TECHNICIANS appointments by telephone for I(' WN TA III S oftic boricy apt. I'EED I man who needs to make 5' - f\y -r".'vy' our salesman. Salary, plus t':t 't--: -, from $1,000 to $1,200 per month. Vui4r'vv kzL4f commission. Permanent posiREADY TO SERVE Drive Office $11-Ills 3 itOUM turn, Apt. r,s mu. inSales-Rentals *114 ('ark122-0649 Write P. O. Box 6007, Daytion. See Mr. David, Du-Itite Real Estate H. Hwy. 17-92 - Sanford or111-0700 Night: Ph. *23-4211 tona Beach, Fl-s. eltiling ws let & Electnc. Construction Co. next to Bur- 100 W. lit St. Hanford 322-1*28 YOU Fops Tire Co. in Fern Park. Orlando 544-5014 ThRICE BEDROOM, 1% 114th, sli Apply after S p. m. In person Open Daily til 11 p. m. . WILLIAMS electric home, 9'ln. room, built- I)NI.V 145: 7$re,cteitrt 3 1100111 only. Realtor in Stove, GantiageI)isposI. l-'urn. apt. 30! K. SIb St. 11165 I"Oi(D Xl Convertible. EsRaymond lundquIst, Asioc. centrai Heat and Air,fencel 322-31151 or 22i6. c-$ll.nt conii?ion. Si800 plus Atlanticflank Bldg IN THE Tfl *II1'IT COURT, 111-1911 Yar'i. Near (bIt Course In Tee Clean, Gap & Test Spark Plugs gund old car trade-in. Phone NINTH jvnifli4l. CIRCUIT OF ENTS 'N Green. 323-0279. WK1.A1<A APARiM 32-9655 after 4 p. m. 1rI,0nIDA. IN' AND FOR SEMiP'1It.''l' ST. 114 W CALLI3ART REAL ESE Inspect Wiring NOLF COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CALL DAY OR NIGHT 322-7401 97. houses For Rent MOTORS CHANCERY NO. 1541111 SEMINOlE COUNTY I & 2 110kM AP'i'S.. completely TIlE NINTH JUDICIAl. CliiAdjust Ignition Points NOTICE OF SUIT now have a large selection of cqllippc'l t,v GENEllAI. El.ECIN tN!) FOR SEMINOLE 87-Business Rentals CUlT Test Condenser and 2 111)1(51. FLJIIN. house; 2 HIHLM. tiseci cars requiringno down ?4AIIRTCE LIEIIERMAN Tilt' which Includes electric Inspect Distributor COUNTY, FLORIDA 10' wide trailer at Bowman's payment. 14cc at 1601 W. 1st. ROSE LIERERMAIC, hi. wife, CHANCERY NO. 15445 kitchen, hi"tttng & cooling. 1 ,,,, . ,, Sot Ignition Timing Trailer Court. 148-4908. Ph. 322-Al4 ANT) JEROME 8W1WJF.R and JAMES E. WAGNER and PATRI- SMALL RUSINESS Rental Store, N lj,II' 1O\ 30 a 30'. suitable for Office or SHIRLEY SWIMMER, hi. wife, CIA N. WAGNER. his wife, and Adjust Carburetor Idle TWO I1I)I1M. hlnuise, Kitchen (AItl)EN AP1lt'I'MEN'l' smallBusiness.Call822-2224. Plaintiffs. 120. Automotive Service F. McKAY SMITH and SALLY well shaded lots. ill IC. 1t'ir,st St. eqtiipped on 2 LEN WASHINGTON t al.. Service Air Cleaner Oiiod location. Ph. 222-1274 afDefendants. B. SMITH his wife, Plaintiff., 90. Lots For Sale Save Your Tire's I'IItIN. 4I'T., 2100 Mellonvilli. ter 530 p. mu. STATE OF FLORIDA TO, Chick Manifold Heat ContTol Valve Free Front-End Check ISAAC BURKE, CAESAR LAS- vs. 1 BEAUTIFUL, high lots on IIUMI'IIIIEYS TIRE SERVICE RENT: 2 Bedroom unfurn. FUIINISI! El) Four urn.& bath. TER and MRS. E. H. KING, if T. N. HILL at al Clean & Tighten Battery Connections I.*ke Sylvan, 2 miles westIn- FOR 322-0172 Defendants. house 825 ICecambla Dr. g artse A itt. 155. Adults only. 5th & French alive, their respective unknown terstate 4 on 46 to Maureen NOTICE OF SUIT N' ;ie'ts. 2442 Laurel Ave. Ph. Test lottery Call 322-0274. spouses If married, and If dead, TO, T. N. HILL Drive. South on Maureento 822-41Ii. their respective unknown heirs, Lake. Excellent Investment. TIIItEIC fl1)I1M., 2 bath, t)tllltADDRESS UNKNOWN devises's, legatees and grantee.; 852.9248, Orlando. HILL In kitchen, and Fla. room, $130 I-'l'htNiSIIEU 2 flc,lroorn Duplex. and any and all persons having mo. 105 'uS'. Coleman Circle. ADDRESS UNKNOWN 201 iC 27th st. or claiming any right, title or CONNIE HILL JACKSON 92-Acreage "ill 322-0477. 223-0411. interest In and to the following ADDRE"S UNKNOWN described land lying and being STANFORD JACKSON FOR SAlE 13y Owner: 3 & 2/4 TII1UE Bedroom house,Partly l'ITlIN. Ah'T.all .)ectrlo; Cottage. in Seminole County, Florida, toSENKARIK GLASS & wam turn,, water & washing turn.. 2 baths, Fla. room; also, ADDRESS UN)CNOW1I Acres of Farm Land. wit: machill" for each. 222-2800. MARGUERITE Vito.' 2 UDRM. New house trailer. Call 469-5395. PAINT COMPANY The NW'4 of the 5E4 of the at Camp Seminole ADDRESS UNKNOWN Ph. 1)1.4141 0 Magnolia 5W' of Section 9, Township V EO 222-5222. 95. Houses For Sale 21 South, Range *1 East. COMMODORE ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU AND EACH OF YOU are TWO BEDROOM House, Kitchen 23. Boats & Motors GEORGE H. FIRKINS A['A RTMEN'I'S hereby notified and required to 4 BDRM.. 2 BATH, spaci ous equipped. $60 monthly. 203 ADDRESS UNKNOWN HWY. 17.92 appear and file, personally or by chen, built-in eating area. FUIISISHICI) - IJNFITRNISHEL) IllEit GLASS. Cloth, Resin holly Ave. or 8:2.1356. FIRICINS WholeCentral heat & Air. Double Ph. RasI.ient SIgn. 312-1140 your attorney, with the Clerk Epoxy Paint & Glue. ADDRESS UNKNOWN of the above-styled Court, your carporte with full length en- LONOSVOOD: SBedroom house. sale prices. Ph. *23-0420. LOUELT.A SNYDER AVAIA)N APARTMENTS closed storage area. Huge written defenses. If any, to the fenced yard on Lake. $7 ADDRESS UNKNOWN bill to quiet title filed herein back yard walled In for privmonth. Ph. SS'inter Park $11- III W. 2nd 51. SNYDER acy, 401 Tucker Dr. 322-5544. against you In the above-styled 0515. ADDRESS UNKNOWN FlirtS. APTS. close In. Jimmy cause, and to serve a copy of the JOHN G. SNYDER Cowan. 322-4013. LAKE MARY: Clean furnished same on plaintiff.' attorney, be$100 DOWN $4500 ADDRESS UNKNOWN No Pots. house. Adults. low. on or before the 22nd day I BDRM. HOUSE with living SNYDER j.'ITFINISIIEI) or Unfurnished 1 Call 322-3930. of November, A. D. 1916. room, dining & kitchen. L.arge ADDRESS UNKNOWN Itc'iroonl Apt.Close to town deHEREIN FAIL NOT or a screened porch. Partially furnCHARLES if TANI) C.C! i-O753. 'I'llItEE BEDROOM I1:uso. turn em-ce pro confesso will be enter ished. Modern. Outside city. ADDRESS UNKNOWN Ishoci. 2009 palmetto or call against you for default. ICi'FIC. A11'S., prIvate bath s. LAND nd otfi322-3557. WITNESS my hand utliltie. turn.; specially •utted It alive, and it dead, to their cial seal this 19th day of Oct- unknown heirs, devisies, l@gatee. 122-1101 2640 Hiawatha at 17-Il Ideally lofor retired people. LARGE Furn. 2 I3DRM. Duplex, ober. A. U. 1946. cated downtown. Inquire at or grantee.: 10 ml. from N hOMES OFFERED 7. (SEAL) 2 Jacobson's Dept. Store, 111 K. -I_-.-. ••, -•. . ,,, AND TO ALL WHOM IT MAY wood. 818-3298. ,"- II 77 M~ .. ,,."t " IN PARK RIDGE Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. ,. ,. 4 , 1st. St.: Sanford-I F CONCERN: Court W , 1 Circuit , " Clerk of the SPACIOUS 3 BURN., family 3 13DRM.. 1' bath. Central air YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1- room, _ -4J; 2 bath, central beat & . ' ., . . By: Donna N. Markos L, '. ;. suit to quiet the title to that & heat. a P: ,I . air. Lovely fenrcd yard. Deputy Clerk the below described property has HUTCIIISON AND LF.FFLER IMMAcI:I.ATI-: 4 IIUItM., 2 8 Iil)i(M., 2lath,stile orr,'nt. been commenced against you in 2. bath, kh central heat & air. Cor- Corner tot, nIceloi'ation. Post Office Drawer 11 1. 1, I the Circuit Court of the Ninth ___ nor location. Sanford, Florida Judicial Circuit in and for Semi- CALL us today to see these wonAttorneys for Plaintitfi, County, Florida. derful )tOIIIR l,uy'. Publish Oct. 20, 7 & Nov. 1, 10, nole The abbreviated style of the ST. JOHNS REALTY 1966 Bee Us For Rentals 1 cause is JAMES E. VAONER and 322-6123 DDF-61 Days 222-7174 PATRICIA N. WAGNER. hi* NlghtsWeekOfldM wife, and F. McKAY SMITH and SALE 011 Trade. 6 Furn. house' oTlcg OF NUIT his wife, SALLY B. SMITH, or 2 liclrrn. IBock house DO MINICK J. dISKIEL and for 2 TOi TWO HICI)ItOOM unfurnhaha'I in Country. 322-2577. PRAKSEDA O. MISKIEL., Plaintiffs, vs. T. N. HILL., at a!, house, Kitchen equipped. defendants. his wife, Call 322-3651. The description of the real LAKE FRONTLake Mary, 1 'YOU AD EACH OF YOU are against is: Bdrm., 2 Bath, central air S ThRICE Bedroom unfurn housC, hereby notified that suit has been property proceeded corner of the From the BE heat. $18,000. Ph. 322-7182. kitchen equipped.Inquire at commenced against you In the N%V'4 of the SE 14 of Section Circuit Court of the Ninth .Tudi1401 Court St. $85 month. PRICED JUST OUT OF TOWN 24, Tow ns hip 21 South, Range eta Circuit of the State of FlorCI TilE Cutest 2 ltel$oom, 211 East, run South 89' 29' T'uVO HEi)ltOOMfurnished, near RIGHT Ida in and for Seminole County. house you ever saw. Lnrg W. 40.21 ft. along the said NAIl. $70 month. 222-3546 the abbreviated title of which I.: •crceneI porch, tilce work eltop south line of the said NW4 after 6 p. m. NONOTUCK SAVINGS BANK, Only $5, 20. Terms to suit. of the 8E'h, thence north etc., of be. 563.28' to the point ONE HEDIIOOM house, clownPlaintiff, ginning (said point being on town lake Mary, partly turnvs ishied. $50 periisontb. C-eli 3the west railroad line of 'ht LAUDER7 INVESTMENT & REALTY LAMAR RICHARD 4-Door, Automatic Trans.. HR 8-427) run thence north *1, N. Park Ave. 6457. and ROSEMARY LAtJBERT, his Jet black all vinyl interior and top with light blue west railroad line along the beater. An extra nice car for al, wife, at finish. This exceptional car has only 4217 actual TIIIIJCE BEDROOM, 1 Bath a :20.69' to the P. C. of Defendants BY OVNE1t: I UDIIM., I4', bath cody House. 302 Sunset Drive. $85 curve concave to the wait. miles and is equipped with power steering & brakes, fenced yard, wall to wall car In Chancery No. 16471 month. Call 322-0756. erly and having a radius ol peting. 116 flays Dr. 322-3646 radio, h,afer, automatic trans., power top. bumper The nature of this suit I. s 3'7148.80'; run thence north' works and going for ............ foreclosure of that certain mor4' guards erly along the are of saki I gage held and owned by plat n ci curve a cord distance I I tiff, dated November 25, 1955 sn 215.10' to Intersect with ar recorded November 27, 1959 Ir easterly projection at thl Official Record. Hook 267, par1 south line of KEEZEL. SUB' ci Records l'ublic 119 of the DIVISION, as recorded ir Seminole County. Florida. encum Half ton, Ilk. new. Plat Book L Page 24, PubIli baring that certain plor'e or patords of Seminole County Rec cal of property located, situate Florida; thence south $1'1 and being In said County an 20" W 581.27' along said lini State, to-wit: to the east line of OLENAIt Lot 15 and Lot 14 (less thi DEN as recorded in Pla West $5 feet of Lot 14) Book 14, Page 24, Public Re WYNNEWO0D, ac Block It. cord. of Seminole County cording to the plat tbereo Florida; thence for the nez as recorded In P1st Book 4 Std. trans., low mileage, like four courses along the eas pulili 94, and 55 92 P*KN saw tk,oughout. line of the said GLENAIID . -_ . Records of Seminole County EN, run South 000$' E 2.10' Florida. .. WON thence south 04'49' E 196.92' REQUI IL EACH OF YOU I S thence south 72'5$' W 2.21 ED to file your answer or oil's thence south 16'26' IC 201.01 10 written defenses wthe Corn run thence north 1927'1O the Cir plaint with the Cle rk of IC 250.32'; thence north 04 cult Court of Seminole C0111110 1930" IC 213.72' thence norti an, proceeding this in Florida. $'27'10" IC 183.75 ft. to lb to serve a copy thereof UpOfl t h point of beginning. 4-Dr. iadan, auto. trans., whos attorneys, plaintiff's file you required to You are power steering & brakes, herein names and address are Answer or othCr pleading wit b required as ,adlo & beotu. forth, set after the Clerk of tlte above Cour law, not later than the 18th Upo and serve a copy thereof of Nov ember, 1966. In defaul I the piintItfs' attorney on or be thereof the cause will procee a fore November 2151, 1916; if ye ix parts upon the entry of t tail to do so, a Decree Pro Con Champaign bilge with black all vinyl Interior and Decree Pro ConfeesO againi feb50 will tie entered against yo you, top, bucket seats, console with tach, automatic trans. a for the relief demanded In lb WITNESS my hand and lb i CC)IIIPI*iflt. r steering, power brekes, radio .nJ minion, I official meal of said Court tbi the cci spo*iessi WITNJC$H MY l,sd and heater, It's Seminole County, Florida. of the said Court In $sgsforl I 24th day of October, 1961. County, Florida, thi Seminole (SEAL.) 11th day of October, 11166. pow" Arthur j. fteckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court (h1AI.) Arthur H. Itsckwiths, Jr. i)onna N. Markos, P. ( Clerk of the Circuit Court DEAJII)AI.L IIIIIDLICY, Donna N. tlsrkoa, l),( LEWIS & IiI.ANKNEII BASSETT M. POPE FIRST ST. 60 North Court Avenue I 2515 Attorney for Plaintiffs Post Office )$'x 1411 800 South Ilaitland Ave. PH. 322-6231 Orlando F iends MltlMI1d. Florida 22751 Attorfl.Ys for Plaintiff pu blis $1 322.0861 h Oct. 10, Sf £ Nov. publish Oct. 27 A Nov. 8, 10. !, 10, 1914 1966 PDV-42 DDP-$7 _ DOUBLE TI. BE 48" Fluorescent lights, ne tit bulbs, guaranteed. Call z::-7 v. - ITSEL) S Pc. dinette * rC. Nlon covered, foam cushioned seCtional $32.00 \VAI,Nl'T finished step tables $ 2.50 $20.02 NEV Sofa Beds NEW 8 pc. bedroom suite, $5500 TWIN sime hol1ywnd beds (used but clean) $20.00 $89.95 USED Refrigerators BIG Discount on all mirrors 50' PLASTIC Garden Hose ,117c CALL _____ or sale co. CHAIN LINK FENCE 150' for settle estate $400 value FLOW' ER P L A N T S different $100. c.I1 822-7485 after 4 kinda', on Highway 46 West.. ____________________________ will go for $350. Sign In yard. E2-27I5 after P0014-BILLARD Tables, $8054 P Tn. $995 complete, delivered. Also $388111 COLLECT 1111111=1111111111116 equipment. Cass&berry, 93950. Mi sc. For Sale $163 _______________________ mmmmmmmmd FORM IL Topped Beer Cooler, 8 feet , long. 22-88(6 after 2:80. 1- G. E. R.&NGE 1- Crosley Retrigcratoi; 1- May tag washing midline (wringer type). 6 Palmeitto Dr. DeBary or Ph. 668-5(170. Can he seen before 21 L. mu. 216 . ECIIOI4S BEI)l)iN(; Bedding & Furniture AT FACTORY PRICES 122.4111 119 MagnolIa Lot CAMPINd TRAILER 18'. Can be seen at 312 W. 15th or call $2-4241 after 4:30 p. mu. U urnure itncs Is - . .--- SERVICE STATION 1815 W. FIRS'? ST. & Motq,r JFJK & M EI,K THIS MAN IM Yoti -) . 1 ( - _._-------.----- _______ ________ -- - LUGGAGE TRAILER, 4' a 8' Body, good truck tires, all lights, tarpaulin, 175. 829-1496. elllent ins Ce, 115 MeIi,ii fll'lg. Telephone 822.6451. BETI11EP PEU!ON to work nights. Salary plus "nutmissbon. fringe benefits, lbht working duties. Ilonitabie, honest, sober , USED Fur nit it r a, appliances, a.,. - __ Furniture, *n7 amount 172-2270. USFD - (IUAKER Spa e Heater with fuel tank an d small gas heater. Call 22:-i llO4. i-Lost 224'. - Adlvstiesnh will I. made es a a-run basis only for typographical .rors $Iat affect the vales of the ad. Mjustvesn+s will not be iade h.yoad iii. first Isesiliss. adv.rtlesmeats. ,EWELERS Wanted i'V like - Publisher rsesrvss right to r..st. u',vles and properly classify aH 12 NOON each. $0.111i to 20. Splendid nrnnr- 8 )taetnsry&83TD1, Co. 207 W. Ind St. 114.64$? RENT Blue Lustre El ectric Car. TtOOKS (10 0 ) Paper back; do. te'tIve. love and other.. lOb pet Shampooer for only $1 per exch. flsgaln for all. CasselCarroll Furniture. nay. 29-Photo & Equipment ________________________ berry, 58$-5l5l. 1111111~ CUSTOM RAY BALING YASHICA twin lens Reflex cam11.k': FOR PAIJE Si. Articles For Rent era with new case. Fairly CALI. 822-012) good condition. Can be seen at Sanford Herald. First $80 takes WURT4TT7.ER - SPINET Piano, [lob I'ITAL REDS It. Wheat chatfli, slek room supplies Blonde Oak, E5('('ilent f sale lion. $192. Ph. 2:2-1679. ItG'F'F REXALL DRUGS 30. Home App1Ian Shopping Center CON PTONS Pictured Encyclope• 2701Pineerest Orlando Dr. Pb 118-7911 die. Cash or Terms. USED TV'. $)9,p p. 4:80 P. M. Call 822-0382 after Service Calls $4.00 TV nF .- CHAIN SAWS MOONEY APPLIANCE Belt Vibrators - Floor Machine PORK For The Freezer AMERTCA.N RENT-ALT. 21$ Palmetto 111-0697 State Inspected-Ready Butcher*22-9118 M. Et-nest Holtzclaw. 323-0908 2696 S. Hiawatha SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. RENT A BED SYLVANIA Blonde Console 0. . APPLIANCES New & Used 2*' TV. Excellent condition, $75. Rollaway, Ho*DltaI, Baby Reds. Ill Magnolia 2).l5$2 Call 822-2097 evenings after By Day, Weak or Month. . mu. CARROLL'S FURNITURE S Ri. Musical instruments *1)-till LOSE WEIGHT safety with Des-- 115 W lit. 11111111111111111 PIANO TUNING & REPAIR A-Diet Tablets. Only OSC at 53. Wanted To Buy ____________________________ McRaynolds Drug II'. t. HARMON *22.4148 a "Swinger" LAY Away Dell's Auction Service 32-Business Equipment for Christmas NOW! of Vales. WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP WILL buy anyththg Highept prices paid. N.W VICTOR ElectrIc 10 Key ________ 310 S. Park Ave. Ca ll 122-2511 or 122-7591. Adding Ma-chine. $128. Ph. 222-2165 PERFECT Christmas Present 21" CASH FOR TRASH Zenith Color T. V. Exc. Cond. Antiques & used fturittture waft. 34. Upholstery *:24m$n. 04. - _____________________ BRIDGES FU*.NTTUiiZ C,tTNS FOR SALE OVER 38 YEARS Automatic; Park & 12th. *28-141$ 1$ GAUGE Browning OP FINE workmanship 2 aistering, draperies, sllpoor- 20 GAUGE Winchester rump; SELL ITS Your PurttTtpe. Quick 20 GAUGE Franehi Automatic; sea. Time payments Service with be (lash. s $8 me. Drapery hardware 20 GAUGE Tthlca Double Barrel; SUPER FRADIMO P01? 250 SAVAGE lever action Rifle. is'at.aiIation. Call 222-1210 'tULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 112.28*5 ___________________ ONE SET Twin Beds with SOnmuon.Orthopedic Mattresses oubk 35-.-Vacuum Cleaners complete: Adjustable Draft_____ ____________________________$20 ing table $6; Complete Pati oCOME, tery USI CD VACUUM CLEANERS 76 Bamboo Fence with Post, F $20 up s' pull. etc. $25. )dOvlfl$KIRBY COMPANY call now 22-2099. in "Garden of Devotion," Sales & Serv ice _____ ELECTRIC ORGAN, like new. Ph. 666-6767. developed section of Oak. Chord & 'Manu a l, $45. lawn Memorial Park. To CIII; 668-4504. 43. F 'lants, Feeds, Seeds MOWER. 12" self propelled, impulse start-r, overhauled, A-I Cond., Brig,,- Ts Straton Motor, 835.6262. SATURDAY 9:30 AM. rinr Washtn Mieh1ni'; Port*b1 TV. Both ISMAT1fC *04 8. Park Ave. - 42.5"S938; 322.2611 AD NEXT Want Ads SOUTH GVA ' s'rINE -- -rheus Uass To -- pelal r: Want Ad Information 1111111111111111111111111111111 'eV'fl dinner rings leift. white UIJRRT. 4nb Pumps Makc Money Waiit A.ds Let 0 * - 71. Male Help Wanted rral anfnrh stir Nov. 3, 196 - Page 7i RAI,ESMAN for Insurance Debit. IO. Mlc. For Sale M18c. For Sale .b, RflJ1Jb . i , , $ aitinu 00 No 'Cents' In ________________ ,; , Dixie Bay 0 :I - - I .. 'I. - 322.0614 9895 HOLLER Sales I Motor W. I 1965 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible EXECUTIVE CAR I 1ffTil 2488 $ Trod. Ins Accepted Jim Lash Chrysler-Plymouth HWY. 17.92 ACROSS FROM PINE CREST INN PH. 3221055 �- % - S - "" T _ . - I . . _, . - . St 1 . 1 Page BA H - Nov. 8, 4r __ -.1 .',F,, * '.. & __________ Ifl, E 1 I U i cc S. - ECKERD DRUG STORE LOCATED BY -. - F44) THE 'TAKING 10 L.A I CELEBRATE 8 I ,_~:'.'_*L: . . -SAVING BARGAINS! :. •• GENERAL ELECTRIC LRS1I hI B 1. tRR (Tht column 1* dedicated to the hundreds of hra e souls who attended the Pea- b 72 ___ ..., .. ___. 1. .0 .I CLOCK RADIO rB, BUFFERIN 100 TAIWS .), ... B .. .•.. T1 231WILY RUB i I ,n 10,z~I/,,, U have been Annactress scored by Margret, who is in the SANFORD PLAZA running for the title of . SEMINOLE AA Fine quality ICEI 1099 - - I- .1 In d - I I -' U I il I 11 I 1, . :1 ! - , -r II 1 ri : ; % , ~I .. i. 1 !., . .- I' 1. ,. - . i 11 I .. C 79 1 , r -. ,1 I r .... trol j WASHINGTON jir- -- ______ ' ________ W. -/ control Conv.n.. i.nt broiling guide on side pan.!. Two. A_____, 1 :' iI _Qr . ALUMINUM - . •. FOLDING . . , '' - -.1', , ' 11. I , , 11 ,:- '_1 I ''. ;. I ", ',-,, .""", - "I Iz . . '; -1 . . . . 44 Umit . ASSORTED COLORS • LOW COMPARE AT 16.50 11 / / - . " " - NEW LEATHER GRAIN FINISH. Motd Fish StAng1w . . ---- , 1 b ted Ii' 9(1h b .ti ci ; 110 " .., I ii . I "Tout fIt S 1(i1IJ ,j ":.-. 13,11 : . Nov.S "I r )T A ~~~~ M ) ,T)M_ ~1 - - ,,, - dividual I- ''-- voting m . . . a. Cost Plan Final B*g Push , ,' Sanford Junior High, Oviedo .'ctertiburg area before and Lyman ... The meeting will boarding a plane for Jacksonyule later tonight not be open to the press S • • Kirk planned to be in Miami N%rhen the Fleet Reserve today before holding a noon moves into its new building press conference and then will next year the old American Le- hop a plane for Pensacola ns a speech at the ' gion facility on Seminole Blvd. There he and attend a ~ Junfor Colleand Alyrtle will I)L a Teen Club The City luncheon this evening at the San Carlm Hotel. hope& . . 0 I The Republican candidate ' ' xt made a rowid of handshaking, Comm* * County Tuesday should be interesting Thursday in St. Petersburg be- ! I . . . They'll finally come up with fore going ta Tallahassft- to : ent about new court- greet employes outside th ' house r o 0 i '0 know if we moved the court- Ifigb, the Miami mayor, bra , house ,A.e,ll ~jjso Ijjlx,v to mo%,e ved the brisk temperatures in . sance Attack Wing One, prpsente(l by ("dr. .io,teph voters on downtown streets. I -_ I. vi 141." S , uui.ual Her e World News In Brief i t Ij Warned I tile I-egri.stered voters ore Ii - . . - .. I ," S HE tMINO1E COt1'1'. pr (wrcDf I *.. .• S . . .; ... .,~:.* 1 . 4 1~ 1 .. .. . •1. " :: : •. expec per I~ent voted. 'rills I Sf •' ANO~-. . . * " x . listered voters Including '14,878 Ills gall lihidder operation. !)octois say his general health is excellent and there is ne white Democrats; 3,137 colored 3,718 white Repub. itidication of any serious problem in relation to the surgery. JIc,tns 97 colored Republicans, Independents; 5 coi 227 SAIGON, South Viet Num (All)-Sbuth Vietnamese millored Independents and 56 no tiiiiiieti, outntunlo-red almost 9 to 1, repelled 700 Viet Cong with 'I Mi,iUlt us the aid of armed helicopters and fighter-bombers in nearly five Psilliis ii III,, varl"Ilm lit".0114-01 41f St'111111. hours of hat-d fightitiv near the Cambodian border today, VletPret-Int-1. I - .4.mr,,rol, -s-ilifilrll nainese military spokesinen reportvd. . . I . ,r ' was announced today. Pleased at'; punch ovet tile SU(CCSS of the mernboiship drive are (from left) Bitirthit Pierce, seeretary of the Seminole High School Anchni- C,lub!whieh sold student tickets; Walter Gielow, &-tilford Ileraki publisher and Mrs Arthur Neinith, n',..ocILLtlofl flIellitiul tliiij (Iferfild Photo) nuin. Budget for the year was $7,000. Imilsiuir ktigui - I .1 N% (pUl , comfort - I . - " . . .' ~=o 40-- "" At It - I, --Jt"d' 99 8 ( 1,1111111% Precillf.l. 9 1111141M A1114. 1,11 - alk -- CAP * - C . NO 1,1000-SCRLWS-NAILS 0<311111 COWAU AT 39c Freez*ing Temps 111-t-ollict Ill 1,;Il;#. . ."t. 1%. h. t. . s'lallml. . Nlar~. Eli— ~ Arno Over The lianks I-'I,0RF:N(A-:, Italy lAI`)--Thc ram-,%%,)11t-n Arno River 5 a -41 ---W.Aj .M ~~ T yy 6 ~MN 'a . i.J egin . Ju ; . I ; : "' SUPPORT YOUR * ase i .,..-'. itai e '5 APPELLA E :, .' 114411. . . , , . . 167 '• , I EXPERIENCED . . DEDICATED JUDGES - . 4 ELECT 1 ,I . - . . Tablehopping ........................ 3A let. tOiWON iLfliLICh. the issue." page. I, I ~ . A SMITHI JUDGE 9 T,Tfflxffiw~w~ Immunity Profeds Had, Frederick Says . ', - a . :I Pact Signed . - - ., Nov. 5) , Goal . . HANGER '. I I I Ilousu Herald Index ...... s. METAL-OVER THE DOOR . i : COMPETENT IL" • .11 . ( I j4 ~ , 7_1111h)"t.l. C illintl - ), . . I Protest Slaying The United Nations ComPANMLJNJOM, Korea hAP) ro niand, angrily protesting the slaying of six Americans and a siso-iiig.-, Tal%%ii 11;111. Prei'l South Koretin sotith of the armistice line this week, warned M- 14- dij, Tim it Il an: vreviiiet is - 4;elleva. I4"fmill1111111), 111)1114 1.; tilt! North Korean Comintini.-its they are "travelling a collision 11 It - Pre-4.1111.1 1 I tit') I Ilion lielmol; ('.yI.ry i1iI1 8ii" %lIat,iuiIItC ''I t I Tender Crops H*1t By ., 111-vellict .-Iliwla, _______________________________________________________ 11 ; Reds Repelled white ' COA11"LETE SEUOUT for the Seminole County MLIttlill C011CL' Concert Drive Over The Top I , 4nn faces surgery All)-President John. Final report sh1owt 22,118 reg throat and repair a painful defect In the year old star left by •S4. •• j if 60 per cent of the electorate his 17-day Asian trip "highly successful" and said it demon Mrs liruice said "Ve ttatuI the unity of the United 'tates and Its Allies vote ted a large turnout for I t 0 I Trip A Success lions . . I t% 3' '.frcj_____ ' S NT5 4f .i told a n& wa conference, "that when (ejweted to vote In 'ltie "I (flflhitJt i'ouu( i ivt I (lil y's renei"il election i'- the Americuut imeople east, their votes, their decision will In any Viet Nam. col-ding- to Mrs. Citmillit wily chun ge the govf-i t4upeRlHoI of I'Ic'I B. . . ,. . - Lesi titan 60 Pta' cent of Cisinit ti;duiy not ti, make "any mis take in judgment" in inter- I ' . -. Says County i .~. 6 s uni i(vovii, (left) exivemsed npprc-ciation for I (Iferald Motto) contribution to the commlinity. Disgrace 4 I I city atiti dozens of outlying communities in a disa.strous flood. f double lostyear's membership and a budget of especially west of i:i-1rt1ls1 mission doesn't wait too long _______________________ I tender amit, to caused minor JOSH to S:uifoid, :;' $7,000 for three top-flight conto push the State Road Depart'l'ow,* hail; l'ruY.lIstt 1 i-LoiiWAS'iIiN(;TON (Al'-U.S. ansi Soviet officials today sign certs for this season went over cropti while citru.-i Nv,as believed not uffected tit till. i %%- 114A, Lyllitill Iligh S111411ol; vrement, on that east-wide access i agreement sititborizing the first direct air serviee between lilt - -iitt-r; I I ,'.,, the top today, Dr. Vann Parker, \STlIlIam LieweiR road to Fin Tech oft SR 436 I' isirhia .t',41';taiflt county agent, i 'tustov, and New lurk lb-Ik said I't't , 11, I I s,)wor Emplilyem 1,otI111449; firePresident of the Seminole Mu. . . Not too long. Please! Tile ceremony . in it State Department conference room . h "*.. -, Wimicii'm [ tual Concert Association an. that "betins, cuctimbers and mquitsh were burned, with l.hiel. 17-Catojelberr) 0 # # slijzlit thaw ill relutions between the two world pow. it: fir*-elviet ls-smith (of sit,&HiLvIlLild It cod., the cukes hit the worst." Fi'ost was noted sit V1t1'IOUS 1.111 Agricultural -" ers. 'flie pact vits rt-an'hi'd and initialed five years au, but its (nrui. Count The new Juvenile counselor : !I nk we could have points with heavy frost armind ter; recently hired in the county %%ill done it wi th out Forest City. . Yes, get $250 per year W--ITl,NIiiii, (l,%iriti i,%s,t'ittiu,iiiti the cold war. . • jc, backing Sanford aiera ..as C ihi,ilutIisg; tI.!,flJIt9it Llewellyn reported Of course, that a year. said .1, vr(,viiict ,, _ I-saiiri-ril, (,lilt . given us. Our greatly increased tures of 36 sit Cuisselberry, :12 o supplement his salary re For Welfare budget permits us to bring to at Forest City, JO t O'. it o, i,sturd (psir , j'rct I,,, t h,, in the school system vshith Is KSUNV1LLF (All)-The State %mdfiri. Board is pro'j ISanford some of the finest or- 34 at tile agriculturii cciiter 11111149 2501 Street and I. I'll old V leW $5,000. IMMing to more than double the amount of state nioney it will Avelille; Ill't".111i't 2:1-Ft-r-11 Ilarl.. -tists in the world of entertain- and 28-32 at tile Zellwood wtick.: floralorle I.uliv lxgion Mill; Pre- spiond Ili tilt- next two years to lift Floridu front near the bot. went, Dr. Parker added. tiiitt 21-Coisrt,i"y hunt It might be a good idea of lands. It was colder hetwt'fl S. 17-921; Ilrecleict 2111-Altik- t orn in the aid it provides. concert is at 8 p m lit the State Beverage men con First midnight and 4 a iii tlmis ( tiiiiuitill) ________________________________________________________ ju,uinte 1, pi I , Monday at the Civic Cenler fea, centrated on some of the places y other time. A. S. HELLONG PI i an here that are selling beer to fficial recording was .at tie' .iuusIu'histI Staulitipu; l'retiuct 5Derek crc and U. Challenge to carry alleged bi'i- Hsuusrur't. ih'iust I'o,ui $srlsu; minors instead of worrying greets for low reading at till-, s-auti.id Jssss u$ Iii about gambling at the Elks Club Central Florida I xiei sin. nt bet y charges "to (hi. people', regardless of th e price," was and Fleet Reserve. - .toisrue, Stout Huhisihitu; Station. a h:;iuI1I.:54ufttV. Kastuer Farms, on W...t i(- thrown to Clyde Hart, Sainsula -. :! a liet 32T There s a sixth grader In the 46, lit wood flies Just In fort. rancher and president of Semi ' sti ' ('lust, hut .4. Lake hliary Schmi that still daylight to wive a large bean MIC linceway, by Gordot Frederick, lorstici' state reprehasn't been issued a spelling crop. . Why don't the -----sentative, today. book . Hart on Wednesday at a bankschool board candidates say MIAMI (Al') - It Witi-i 'll j- Station ll cominence on Phase-ulat of Sunfurd Nuval something about this? hearing in Orlando in Florida yesterduy. ,%till it rulitcy ELECTINO July 1, 1967, ai w1 require a year for tuninet oil, • • , claimed he gave Frederick a OiIght.s8. wus even uokls flut tile (-(jlII f()l-ti jlg liew, im: $12,500 brilx-, along with bribes . . You ride 0 A cold 1 The Navy at Wuabing-Wn infurined Iferlong thut, announced It'a expected to w ~ around the county and watch ill-111 to p tij- to others. Frederick responded date of complete phase-out by next July 1 Is correct. It was xilght. 'I'Iio worst AND Iii' received that figure for itt' the area growers sweating over or this. added the closing of Uie local buse will commence on July 1, their tender plants. . . WlH Um file first cold mlj(.Il ill liver, 101-11CY fees but had to .-itie to 1967. and will be completed by 160 green beans. cucumbers, Impsays the hilaini Wcuthur llu- collect other fees from Ilart. July 1, 1968, llerlong said. "hart relaxes behind lnsmnunpers, tomatoes spoil? You woit "I I The Congressman gaid that -------- ---- I Ity," Frederick said today. all year getting ready for plant- Area Deaths .......................... 4 I . the fertilizer and insec- Bridge ....................................2A Congress has Just approved an "and .shoots oil his mouth With. ing (ILIL having to ma' for the prlticide have been put out and Church Directory ................ 8A appropriation of $2.1 :111111(n) for . You huddle Church News ........................ iIt•ge. same immunity isi still you wait 2-3 necessary I 'wililable to Ille. Tile flow pro I around thv fire with a cold cup Classified Ada; ................ GA-7A ~ I I .4 of Coffee ill .N'Uur liand and hud. Comics .............................. 4A-6A sJoij re(juirements at Turner 1 vides if lfinitiition upim prosecu. ~ IL 1. 11 - thOu III titist. proiieutiurs itiust die in our Jacket. . . You won- Crossword Puzzles ........ 4A-CA Ak'H, Albany, Ga., iiew liusiic (if 1. . der what it feels like . - . But Dear Abby ............... ....... .... 2A liecumnob-,ance Attack Wing! he collilliefleed withill two yelirs ~ . fl One. of course you 'll neVer know Ldhtorial page ........ 5 after the alleged ofieuiiw. tM'OitI) Junior high JR. SHERMAN N. Department of Defense is In as you go ljoine to your warm Entertai.ament .................... BA "Ifowever, this immunity can School's Undit Neltion . house and turn on the TV act. Horoscope ............................ CA the rrocess of transferring the be waived and I ('hhahlengu Mr. WItH crowned ht)66 Pea. . . Even it grower can't put School news .............................. 9 Turner base from Ule Air Force, lbirl, to) walve Ills 1111111111lity and Illlt Howl Queen lit tile JUDGE COURT OF APPEALS FOURTH DISTRICT I will wilive Iny billijullity. 'I'llell it into words. . . and neither Society .......................... ..... 10-11 ti) the Navy, Sinne 2,700 acres, 111,five-S-0coe" gillijo 114st DEMOCRAT cati I . . Just ride around dur- 8purU .................................... 6-7 valued at $02,000 with build , "V (1111 let a jilry ill a (-4)1111 4 flight lit Al till iviind Stil. I ohlips. It lit juii IMlit ti(liI tJii lilt. (IliHhl. See Moo, (III HIJOl ts un:the IWXt cold night arid look TV ............................................ A istg, .11 in 01% til hi the truitPd. by Wahlac. H. Hall, Osm Cinp. Tr.s. 4 their faces. _i.j I ,,. ~ urnout L Candidates NAS . I / THEMP, 'NDOUS 1100ST viven United F(jn(l cam- I . 100% Nylon binding 6 6 . I ;~~T owl M ) SW IT ION) 588 Full dubI. bad six. automati •1.ctric blank.t with 1dufIn gertip s fair In- -' 4 % . . im OwAu .•.• 111(1111jou . (L itith 11t •.• ! -! * o er ma re ic * c % HOWER AT TUCK DUAL CONTROL / PLASTIC 32 11 CAMPING. ETC. ELECTRIC BLMKU 99 " COMPARE ,, -~ ,REG. 39C * - CM, BEACH PAD$ . -_ '. BEAuTIFUL AS. SORTMENT OF 5 899 ' . * 000 ö PT. * !L 0It 10 ING ' I TOWELS , 37 (LImit 1 hIt i'J FOAM PAD - C . 79 MULT114xitm. SMAU.- MM -LARGE ° . .S LYDIA GREY-100 3 I PEANUTS on.4ft ---+ 6 .ik - -1 . I ,I (Ilciaki Photo) - __ - ________ "r ''" . . 1 .. . . . . ~_ .____ -__-__~._ 12"- -,.:- -HR -ll FLAVOR HOUSE-DRY DRY ROASTED was lunching Ja Yankton. S.D.. wJtb a daughUz. Evelyn SteivCM. I : _____ 44 FOR A&LPUUPSSE•••IPJD 80% WOOL. 10% MOHAIR. 10% NY1.0W-ASSORTED Q CARDIGAN AND PULLOVERS-ALL THE LATES! COLORSI 100% WOOL Oft 80% WOOL AND 201100 C _____ - re c e heaters were . . - for wu , LIST 75c 99 COMPARE AT 14.95 SWEATERS . UTICA, S.D. (AP)-Bert De- ~L ) MEN's WOOL ____ - - mile 1i 44 '- 2 - THE BOTTOM FOR BAIT. REEL. Going Strong I ....: S.. HANDYTRAY FOR WRES AND LIST e.r NOW & SAVE! 4 - - 1,. 38 MOHAIR SWEATER I I "s . LIM ONE C .$DIf5 MANY BEAUTIFUL COLORS, FABRICS & SIZES . --. _____________ i ., ____________________________ , C . SWEATERS ..,.,,' . . __________________ :=W.I 'm I " 8" . COMPARE AT 1 00 (LiMIT 2% . . , C 5 COMPARE • • • • • • • • AT9Ic __________________________ . SAVE AT THIS . . 47 C I ' LL. . _____ - .. 1 "I (I Fft1 I' n i r Let's hope the - TERRY CLOTH BATH TOWELS 2 FOLDING SLIPPERS f S g00ee COMPARE AT FULL SIZE-SCRATCH COM WITH NUTPROOF PAD COMPARE AT 1.00 k ' 58.8 1-1 ,;(, i - . : .;. tio . LADIES BROCADE Heavy duty polished aluminum Tubular frame with 100% foam mattress. Special Spring design gives extra support, ppo extra • to comfort 9 C COMPARE AT 39C LIMIT I . , , I k, ~'. "!.-,._. - RUBBER BATH MAT .. 61 . NON-SLIP FOR BATH OR SHOWER GENUINE LEATHER SOLES. CHOICE OF cotoa & SIZES taWIaluz,nte whom they ziat- -- 0 'S -j'4.-.4 .", , ". LA..-, .1 1. . I HI-BULK ORLON CREW SOCK. 7Ø/ O' ORLON STRETCH NYLON 6 Ft.-Alminum . MULTITUDE OF USES BUG FLASHLIGHT all - 11111111111111111 'Ir !~ C 3 . , at 510 - 0 ' I WITH 2 PENLITE BATTERIES-FOR PURSE OR POCKET LADY 1.00 Value .. an charges of esplonuge 1w' thi. . I a 49c ,:.::i; *:.-S ,.- LIMIT ONE CLOTH .• • • S • • SOCKS BED . -1 . 11 , I ' . IL . ' . FOIL MEN'S - .1 *. 111111111111111 - £ L :-'. 1k. . 11 __ __ CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES I I 1~~:. APPROX. 9 FT. X 12 FT. . BERLIN (AP) Two Jordantans - a dishwasher and a ., I ____ -' S AT 2.98 ~ - Suøpected Spies - - " ,it..41"4;..,- .* I - -. ,,-.1,-.-,..T 99 1.9_;-, ~ _" _ , 1, UIT - .. -4 12 . J . lack and White. foreign minister, in Accra, Ghana. The Ghanaian government said It was detaining the Gui nezins because, It claimed, about 100 Ghanaians have been forciWy kept in Guinea 1 - 999 I I pick up your developed film, you can * buy one roll of Kodak film and we will The move by the African country followed the detention I 6! MILK CHOC COVERED CHERRIES IN CREAM-13 OZ dacclor or Black and White. When you custody. .1 11 1; . by WISTCLOX iss 1. '. . ". ""..". I - --- State school officials will be Democratic caravan winding Its down Nov.'I to talk over our wa y toward Sarasota today and thre_e top school projects. - MODEL #AF466 - position troy wlih wire rack and femovable handle. Polished chrome finish bla ck Ba kel ite trim 0 free set of prints with every roll of film developed and printed ... Ko- reportedly fret to go where lie wants In that capital city. The State Delnirtnient said. however that most Americans there art- Mill under protective They said the two men, Jubrafl, noM. 36. and Jatnll HamdM =, am their infacmazion primarily from secretaries 40 Hr. ALARM CLOCK D ISTANCE RECEPTION-.CRYSTAL CLEAR SPEAKER. i"4'! LIST 1650 VALUE CONSTAIff TRANS, 14 - - - il il il il il l l l valua RALEIGH AM-FM BEAUTIFUL RALEIGH AM-FM RADIO WITH LONG ra lIOfl. - I ' serious situation." Robinson Mclivaine, U.S. ainbassador to Guinea. lind Imen placed under house arrest Sun- 1. - '-- - Soviet UniotL West Berlin pobce 1288 R rE.Gm. -17.95 - - T N ) $ . I , ..lIg I I . . . FREE FILM PRINTS ,..PLL'S FREE KODAK FILM! I . _. .r,,.?,., . .. ,.,..... automatic thermostat ment of U.S. officials and citIzens in the capita) of Guinea , At$'C4.. ' ' E VI H F1R' '1 hum S(lll of poll workers and other expenses total around $12,000. i That's ta's money! So how Four days of campaign. . . come only 60 lx-r cent tire ex- . iflJ ai e e in Florida's pe ted to ote' gu ma oria calm pati.. Ti . I ' Count-.*- building permits for and Deniocrut Robert King i October were don but valu- High and Republican I ations up. . . . 82 permits Claude Kirk plan to go hot sued this month for a total and heavy for votes down to the 1 uatiofl n o Same 86 Vs e period of time last year Tuesday is the state's general permits for total valuation of $535,751. election. - DOUAIIS 4 Mod . . chines in the county .t ,;~--;- , ~ ' *re wi,r.I.rfil.cr$. - BROILER - (AP) The SUite Department nnyt; treat. ;_4 IT&IItfrI __________ Phone 322.2611 or 425.938 Zip Code 32771 t( fli yi the west win or W block OW toolowe Pic"ML ,tehc lid Iiftsr r Rapid action coil heating element. Further details on the annual event will be announced upon finalization. I Complete with mag. I 1 giiirit. check for $8,000 from the men rf Reconna1- trouble with the heating syp- 16 - , * . . . . 1. 1. :1- . ' Some of the front rooms were .- nstontly&asIIy. / . ' in keeping with the Eckerd - 46 size and shape can& 'L' rafessional Drug A • It was mighty cold in pauts ' knife sharpener and scissor sharpener. i "The euthuslnin lit i'o,uli' ulI tn ci 'wniltmh' ('nittU I his % ('n t l.n' doni' mitt Ii t., tiiiif thi spli it of (lii' i ittini ' '.i tiiitti us tngi'tln'* as ii sl,ili tutu do hielterenl Wrmrkhnp. 4ntInn,t ( otir U tnt ( rim nnrl f)lin in trinft County Jtu en qiteru v fit ( ','iri ft ant! (Jotted Florida I' it'' 'I I i ' r h 1 the motions on those sidewalks sit the Pine Crest School? They Famous 3 in I combination can operief. hang on wall j... 1 Florida Board of Phormo- "', - riliq Fmind,ifloti. Centrlil Fffori- Ilight Silinol, all rf'ci'ivNl lot i ii u,,tt imu I lit I' ,,,c'i,ii,s i ii in in Ic I'm s luk I, liii' IJutted I. unit mont y Ill Iii' diqi, Il:,it. ii u, 1467 rt in the tito 7 can't put them in Pine Crest Nvhen they said "no" in Long- t A Al D A VIT KNIFE SHARPENER '- eight, easy to ean lastic b by the OT exceilence set C 37 KODAK INSTAMATIC CAN OPENER and Light . . . . . Your c era Pharmacist Is a specialist who not only .,-.. 0 0 OSTER 524 06 699 C f "-1. will lx good for refreshments but also to purchase various items offered by many Deltona organizations tit booths they will erect When the btrthdn dollars are gone, celebrants will I be able to purchase for cash. All profits from the refreshment and sales stands will be . it IPANATOOMPASTE ' . LIMIT IN""' ONE LIST Ill y flood III V Chilli; of Crofolliq t'u 100 per 1tit iittli'iul lilt i ,Inn IiIIIiII'I oils (It 01iniiq '. ii i'nIt d to put suns utnil ni i'iiii I nit huts who 11111y ell k.' pot t'i lit tin di h flieliard Keogh. t'mnn'mnIgIi th.in man 1 le pointed out the nutu UmI Inn represents 128 wi vent In giving train Nn v Pet sonnel 1tin of theni are de . I without- bent. WITH BRUSH INSERTS flMIfl I%VLLLI%J PILLS ALOPHEN iiiiti.q rntm, if, root. goia nwnrii.; mlIL Ije\t ypill'. JoIll \%r(jI.kl,I' .q ;11 made tit(, preienintlon to mission is just going through 1001 lease and speed con. PENI GAY ' Guinea Treats Yanks Beffer 1 A% 39 LIST 65c LIMIT ONE billiquet. ' '' CIC, Vershel you sure must - ts the High standards untmr Fire Department. I 47 6Vs OZ. PEG. OR MENTHOL LIST 79c LIMIT ONE . / Fingertip beater These birthday dollars not only . BY GILLET[ p wood. -cy, but also the exacting , 54c LIMIT ONE e%('tflt 'ipt,iiit,'c'r UFrIi, t Pool I IItIIIIIU liii' tn', Itiunt intiki q (f qatifipril lonlor ill p'h i hunt f)IverIftpiI Co rr,idng ( iii (if tR • . / COMPACTS .. All refreshments will be pur chased with Deltona "Birthday Dollars which tire to be g1v . MIXER 9 souiois PEG 1.00 WHILE THEY LAST-LIMIT 1 ties . LEAN C rTiuI' P h Si, fttit ion Army. Rod i ( r.. ( luidrer, q 11nm \1"r,Pnt lit Uh Good nmnritnn IIomuc I t,() tki St r,iitq fin f (tlItQ AS it ru no qa( fRI Pit tIfh EfltIiI'V IIIIIII i'rlflVtf'Il IttIIIVIII ittil iitttiflltit n edk ted ,' ii 'jn Inglk'Id hil atet and mm t' qin ' and roe Park is Scott. Burns. . . Whthd. hi there would b nothing but a mud hole out there along with weeds and Prolpty cracl~-erjsick boxes. • * . PRESSED POWDER the perennial favorite "Breakfast Club" again will do the cake-cutting honors at Deltona's fourth birthday party scheduled for Monday. Nov. 21. McNeil! also will add to tile afternoonentertainment program This year's celebration vsIll have many innovations over the past three. Members of the DelLana Merchants Assocation w ill , I, Dellona D C TECHNIQUE SHAMPOO & 8RIG*OZ.2EACH CREAM RINSE *50 By MILDRED HANET * Don McNeill. genial host ar I CONTROL REG. 1.99 LIMIT ONE HAIR SPRAY Don McNeill To Visit Again i I Iil ~' I 13 OZ. PEG. AND EXTRA * Cr & LIST 89c ales bind fwin 11 Goal Of $40,000 nvi'Il III hit' Stitit Ii ('liltiti Si', 11% tug thithh Ii'cInII U It Vh I Nitin S1'mI I ititili hi I Itt \iiitkll ho n ehalt ni.in III eat flu(Iflht' the post of i'hiiittiii,ti Cdr. Joseph Alken. Wing staff orriver Over guy I who deserves plenty of I - ___________________________ ij ii . I ~ i 3½ OL TUBE SON PUFFS cosmalc - (NEA Telephoto) ROOM I flI'(5 t'elelwntinn nt (lie Civit' ('entet ptet'n(ntton ul a huge het k tot $8 00-0 represent hug the t onti htmlIon of tet I'm nin'Mnn&e il(n k V tug Our' and its nine Vigilante qundron. Soars Seminole County * * * * on the St. 3ohns Itiver , nut Ilowl last night d"pite 59 LIST1.09 LIMIT ONE FOAMYSHAVE reception and accurate, •asy.to. read clock with wake-to-music con. . V table radio with full clear speaker, powerful site crystal AND SR 436 "Send more pictures." G / • pin-up queen of the conflict. Paramount Pictures I I I SPECIALS GOOD THRU SATURDAY' bi 87"0 11 1 LIMITONE 'J 4 Nam seems to 17 SCOPE Moulin 5 LATEST suces', in Viet 1 0 4111 ~+ + 1 d FundDrive Did Ti!" the triunphzint 'hoiit ThIs of United Fund vnrkerc hen announeenent was ma de Thnr' da that the 1Q86 canpatgn hnd gone over the tap with a total or $41,742. This Is more than $1.000 over the goal of $40,700. Mail hn contributions ate e ct to bvt the final tot.il even higher. highlight of the n'(or din _____________________ 'I'IIE 6D'VAhJ'T'AGE OF nite "We AVENUE, AT 627 R1DGEWOOD . i ALL 0 ARE OP NING 4€ • ______ - - 11 1966 " 1. - I --•• - - I ' - / ' ' I I1 1, I ,~ ~ ' I . , -- . ! . 1 .- - _- -.-- -- - et.W_rJ 1 . --- - _. jj." 7 I , 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, November 03, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 03, 1966. 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V . . :..- P0 * - r . fl. . . ~Ji; I ~, --- - $ ~ .'q. . 16*0 0 I I -- - ==Z Seminole Bulletin = - - - -~~-- I 9 7 ~" I " 4~~3 u j hr Ruby on charges of murdering presidentini wnsain Lee Harvey Oswald. a 7 sloop i ~ LN V FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PAGE CALL JAN McCLUNG1 THE SANFORD HERALD. 322I'2611 t. IE hv - ) 4, i; zdurb Rrr*Ib Page 12 - The Oct. 4, 1966 T. Stock Players Have :, . ; 4I., t-,.-/. ,>!Ir" , .." /' .,, %-.' I "I . . ' , .'i a have been halved. . CUNNWF Ity iffiaN (AP) -" day Much of this year's r1ce NEW xO of reckoning is here for a specu. tl%lty wits unsoundly based. - ,_ ,il sour this year. and Ironically, market some of them buying Insiders were selling ThMfl losers are seeking In the eir desire often was fed th Their tax laws an aspirin for rumors, hopes and considerable financial headaches The federal come tax laws cash, much alit obviously from c Perm you to deduct as much savings nccnunts as $L000 In stock lasses from 'You mas' be sure the Securi your reportable Income Furth Vts and Exchange Commission er-nore. additinnnl las-4" may is studying some of the unusual . be carried over and subtracted activity in this year 's market In which the slightest rumor often next year .. - 1. 4 t J t - 'I '. .,* . 1 7 h . . -. - . have bn in FInn a * nUTfl of 'ears and ere oiner-operators of a kennel in Orange Count until the move in Feb.ruar to Seminole here znning is more accommodating and will alloy expansion into event1.3111 provision for boarding Rnimals The have to ehildrn, .TefV 4 .. ng Wind . aiars in the Cleik's office a verage $4 215 Clerk declined l)E IIWIT (AP) - Layoffs spread trnIn, to mole than to showus the schedule for .ts non workers at Chrysler Corp.and General Motors Corp, as the same reason as tax colstrikes forced cutbacks in production of 1967 cars. mito ]ector \ e zisked him if an More than 42 G00 Chr y sl er workers were sla t ed to be lilleil one rn*kc more than $125 and by the end of shifts today because of a strike at a key stamping • • plant in Twinsburg, Ohio. General Motors sent home 3,000 hourly rated empl oyes TuesNext came Tax Assessor's I 1k - • ' ' ., '.. 1 '0 1~ 1 i ; O( rrrr: II' BRIDGE N a , th, SA()1'1 [4f fl1f)\:PieEC1itq - Is . .. . . . .. .- . -.-, , -!-~'-,X-..`-"---,-.-.,..1.- i, ii'S ;.i 1".. . 07 ,' / / ,p . 1 /, / ,, /i// ., / / F oNE / V.bl".1 ,, , ..o.~-I. ." - -. ,, . ______ /p'//,/'i4" 11" " Z. eIAl. , N ITh •LL# / / ,,.' "Z1i / / / . _____ / i/N ' i /I ' / I,, y / g// / /i/ / / / / / / '' I., .. ""1. ".. / .1 1 // /~ / I. '*,.~~.... ..., .. '....... / _________ // / // ~ 11~ '/) .. / . office jind .Mary Earle Walker day from a Fisher Body plant at St. Louis, Blo., after some was out of town at an asses- 3,900 struck at th e adjacent Chevrolet plant. s ities Fund Drive candy sale Chuluota area has reported 4. Friday with a goal of $8,000. sor's meeting. Won't be back. , rains students will en. strong winds and hard The 1,080 . (Oops . . . 1 mean until next *. ednes11 deavor to sell 32,000 boxes to In the PRA week. On ~: I .I TOKYO (AP)-North Korea's strongman appealed to all . .. raise funds for the budgets of day, Sept. 8, t raine . 2 . give us any information. Communist countries today to dispatch volunteers to Viet Nam the school classes, clubs, and an inch In a ten-minute perio das a move to oppose the United States and restore unity to the .. Such a decision sometimes I-,; fact. that he is usually wrong. , --, ,4 ex; the band, in one big drive, and strong winds uprooted a I Took a quick tour of Kirk divided ranks of world communism. ; I a 20 foot ear tree in the fron unfortunate, since It Is based On Here Is his recent record P winch 'i1l end Oct 10 and high headquarters In He said North Korea's volunteers were ready to go, waiting a feeling of necessity rather -1962: Bought stock during Bandmaster John Blair s lawn of the Dnna11 Lzrs residowntown Sanford the other only for a request from North Viet Nam to be on th eir way, . thHn on an analysis of market the first half of the year when chairman of the faculty corn- dence in Lake Drive. day . . In the High camp but he indicated that he felt they should go with volunteers from ,.% fedora Tax-loss selling Is 71EV prices were highest The market rnittte made up of Mrs Lois there was a charming elderly, other Red lands. ... . ertheless. a recognized practice dropped In midyear; prices Toole, Mrs. Aldia Milwee, . ,; (naps better nin)e it middle were low. but the odd-lotter was on Wall Street. 1 1' Lloyd Barnes, Fletcher CockI :I in the expanded toy depart.ment are Betty League forget it)) RECENTLY REMODELED Ben Frankdin Store at. . not buying. The selling this year will be selling Iva Spauldrell, and Tom Barnes. (left) toy department head, and Mrs. O' •reading 'The Florida DemoAvenue n Food Fair Shopping Center The candy this year consis / (Herald Photo) TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - U. S. Peace Corpsman Thomas R. r/ crat." greeting flOV includes IL ally have dropped more than 20 through the year but the add ae. of two var ieties--pecan rolls At Kirk headquarters a Day son, held In Sovi e t custody for three weeks after he strayper cent. And In some Instances lotter still was seUing. He might C' .i* and "Chuck Wagons" (c}iocowoman and to men were sit- ed across the Soviet-Iranian border while hunting sea ahelI Lq , Li : have made some profits on late covered coconut patties). ting at a table laughing. , , was flying home to the United Sta tes today. market. But he didn't foresee There will be cash prizes for The U.S. Embassy said Dawson, 24, left for Washington to They stopped when I walked the tremendous gains to come. ____________________________________ the eager beaver students who zeport to the Peace Corps office and then visit his mother in in. I wonder why? , -1964: The big bull market ' sell the most candy. A name 100t * Annapolis, Md. . .* 10mb will be drawn from t,op sales- ! I With four more days to regI iotter had a mixed record. In men in each class everyday I 1 ister t,o*vote in the November I I I 0, - i . terms of dollars his purchases ,t , I and the winner will have a ' election there are now 17,577 . ~ CHICAGO (AP) - James R. Hoffs, president of the were greater than sales. But he ~ j f I $5 chance to win from $15. to I ~., .1 I ~ registered Democrats in the Teamsters Union, has lost an appeal of his 1964 conviction for I continued to sell on balance. The top dollar salesman at " I . i sallad liowl, Sunshine ambrosia, : doing ited States, October 9 I.'). . Public schools are mail and wire fraud and conspiracy. --IM: The market finished at I ! I. the end of the campaign will i I ' ,I Here in Florida the lunch hush puppit or corn The 7th U S. Circuit Court of Appeals p / close to a record high level The CMmmIsHmner of Agriculture their part in most, areas of the bread, he awarded a $30 prize, the the registrar's office during : BUT 'WE GIVE 01~1 i ~q going one step six co-defendants in t a 2-1 decision, h TALLAHASSEE - (Speciul nation to hell) provide a well_ rooms will be 20; third, $15; fotuth, IN cad-lotter sold. If he had purI butter and milL. What an appe- second, StFt last two days. 135 people on MW 0 ; f i ~ 6 !connection with' an alleged plot to defraud the Teamsters' pentizing fure for the visiting par- $10, and fifth $5. t., early in the to The Herald) - Research balanced meal at lunch time. further. registered since Monday. Friduy, October 15, has climb he made a profit. But how been ents! sion fund o more a a 'iii br.rs out. what ninny of US For many children, it is the • • r i0 ey conset aside as 'Florida Products many odd-lotters bought their have ervice During the 1?6..G6 s1m?] been thinking for some most nutritious meal th Still laugh1n over that *, . . tile lunch- year, Day." oil that da%, s 1965 rint 1962? stack in ,; i 678,000 pupils in , Our Cus+omers time: The children of today are surne during the dity. 1 P * county grader Incident at . .4'. There's nothing like a good rooms in this state will serve public schools were served -1066: Once again, with healthier and are larger for Pi newood Court out by Forest NEW YORK (AP) French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve . EXPW REPAIR I only those foods prepared froan -'Type A" lunches daily. These prices at a peak early in the their age than ever before. ; day 0 City. You mean you haven't 0. e Blurville reportedly told President Johnson that North Viet meal in the middle of the I 'i year, the odd-lottcr was buying. Many reasons are advanced to help the youngsters keep products produced in Florida. meals included one-half pint of heard about it? Nam no longer feels it. can win a military victory in South Viet BRAKE SO VICE The planned menu includes milk. The market plunge commenced for th is circumstance: Better * ace with a hectic schedule 51 Nam, the New York Times said today. * 0 AMMTIM 0 SATTER111S and in all probability the oddlisu or bonita, sweet corn, fresh Tile number of pupils served living conditions, improved ** I Robert King ,High returns ., But the French diplomat also was said to have told the lotter was caught 1n't year exce eded the 1964-65 physical education programs, ties .tfter classes again to Seminole County this President at their meeting Tuesday that the Hanoi regime is rholm 3n-M9 .LIA BARTOS Theoretically. tax loss selling incre-used participution in out~Iigure by 5(*,,000. School officIt is proper then thut purFriday. He'll speak at Forest in no mood to negotiate a cease-fire, the Times reported. depresses prices even fu rt her door acti A benefit Fashion Show featmis halve predict... a sizable Lake Academy at 10 15 am vities and more nour- enta he afforded an opportun- DECA ii but there is evidence that many ishing mculs. ! increitse for this yeur's. session. . Bob must like us. ity to see and taste whut the other traders will be in the mnrschool lunchrooms at 1-it sari• ket to pick up good low-cost point tlmt public school service Sprinrs Community Library A special three-judge federal court, In NEW YORK (AP) , It will probably be denied ous public schools are ser v ing buys It has alwa y s been that riterI n a utul consumer Wednesday in the Educational 21 decision, has given its assent to the merger of the Penn 1. i but Doug Stenstrom has his their tLfsprmg C..v 25th 1 Sanford Ave. lt.umonte 'ourc for Florida-grown pro Building of the ces on Sd Herlong's seat slunia and New York Central railroads The merged line fore next April 15. Buffeted by a tumult of opin- The small trader, called the Ions throughout the year, same odd.lottcr because he buys less small investors finally have ar- than 100 shares of a stack sit nne rived at a simple. clear decision time, has not always chosen wisely. There Is a thenr' In to sell Amerlea" r Llf t, FALLING DOWN099 r *.. FALLING DOWN , -7foym/ A LLIN (; DOWN 0 0 6 • fory, five, and Susan, three- its third annual United Activ- 04SIPEE II resident-s of areas ripped by lnez In her first rampage atross saying it was not public funds the state were warned not In take down the storm shutters. Blocked by an immense high pressure system over the until the moneys are turned into the Counts Commission Gulf, the killer storm stalled after hitting the Dry Tortugas, (18 Howe ver he did say not one of miles we st of hey West., with gusts clocked at up to 12fl his clerks gets more than $125 mile' an hour per week By Jane Caast'lhcrry and-one-half years old. Lyman High School launched . . - io 6 I 1~. .. y L T -. C d ae Drive aunc ed Af Lyman an " - - tion. And they raised the downpnymcnt On StOCkS. in the forms 11 "" F' stock must be sold before the American and New York Stock end of 1966 lIlt Is 1-n be repor ted exchanges warned about specu: .1 ' , Paper losses don't count.. The produced wild swings. Both the ' 4, W 1 V World News In Brief in the Tax Collector's office is %vaters, and threatened to turn back again to Florida. S4,200 per year among the ten Southwest Florida was pInceil on it hurricane watch and regulars. R- collec tor . of $3.10 a to showu the salary schedule rind Mrs. Jake Whitaker who breeds also is available. moved to Seminole County sevThe Whitaker%. she is from ago to locate hi Ohm and he from Alabama, eral I '~. . f! lative binge in stocks that went Sman investors were in the I ' ____ Ml MI (AP) - hurricane Inez ground to an ominous A verage sa lary aniong clerks 'top toda In the Gulf of Mexico, drew new fury from Its warm SR Raising, breeding, and sell. taker's Kennel ~ miles northôf ing registered thoroughbred proximately 1-' the trafficlight in downtomm e, Chihuahuas a n d poodles is the business of ? St id ser n e for all three TI sa l ary for reg• trial in the -n rind thoqc who work -on the. 11 in 7 shift get 'O additional. Located On SR - 41 9 ö Finani*ial : * I . - thrt in '.%Ivillolial lio--rital fig ti Whitaker's Kennels I1., ARH\ VERS1IEL "The Nili ' aliftirb ""'-- Etnhlkht1d 1908 --- WEI)N!I)Ay No. 21 198:; killing, the court ordered that the second trial "he changed to some county other than l)nlins." CI ____ River •lOh OR I'lione 322 tfon for a change of In granting Ruby n new on the St. , 9 ion by the three-Judge com said flint 0nIInR Dl. .Judge Joe 13. Brown should have grnnied 11tilry'n, mo- .4 I& * -t or It . 4 * Comity / - . - f' • ' L- '. . - - . . / / . •t •, • • - . , - /11 - .. //1 - ront arm 'The , i ren B*igger, ea t 'ipe r o ay s 11 sj ( ' i t IFIF11 0 -. , a 00 ! I~ ~ . 1. , 0 11 L * . . . Fashion Show d Librafy In Altamonte activi- .. - . I Amoco MR THE GAL I IN A HURRY • - r color in / 6--ft. qW LESS THAN 5 Minu+es ; :; Acmiereed Preces&q whb wiltenn disti6eflo" of color Harriett' s ! I "W . I BEAUTY NOOK I PH. 322-5742 I 05 S. OAK AVL ___________________________________________ _____________- I ea 0 t I ~ ,. IS 1 SOON0 COMING Don't wait until the % . rGo 09 NO: :,Oft . ' I II • .',. • . 6 CLEANED & SERVICED. i- Ho "I fil" - OUR UST! 11 HIGNSAI I S I New A 6 " 45 1 t PHONE 1i . i ; -~I LEWIS ; 11 ~ .--. . . MAU ..----• PACKAGE] am W17H I ALES & SERVICE -- 1~ I :% -. 1 $ - .. -:":~ 0 I ijhEi," ! I FOPUL" PRIC0 I -- Vou 10 % ga ve $ rmne smaller roads, headed by the Eric-Lackawanna, until Fri ., . i.. .... C~*.::.~:* , .. . X.. :~:::::::~ ` ..% ~ ::::,:-:%%.-,.$1~~.:~-x.X-'.., il-ii, 0... . 41 TEL. 322-9180 , ~ • ; I steen an round T e " A two-prong drive to speed up Commerce. have little difficulty obtaining ity. John 1~ader and .X. Edwill ster"..'trom, Benedict said the planning and ultimate construe-While It was not mentioned In necessary rights-of-way. He ShinhoI'er. ILmii trid Kirk re t mti. already has a survey for • *' tion of a new Osteen bridge on fact it was obvious Stenstroni's said, ho%wver. that Volusia presentati%vs, respectively iii the road alignment from SR-46 Both Pinecrest • SH-415 over the St. Johns River sh'ategy was that it is ii, .,t neces- County long [ills discarded thL. Seminole County. said S.,hupping Plazas are bidding a ATLANTA, Gat. (AP) - Georgia voters were offered 3 launched at an informal sary to await the termination practice or placing "top prior- %Notild support the project. if! 11111111-ArY J)LIU3 f0r 4 25400t for a movie houiie. An official write-in choice for governor toduy when a citizens group en- WH level. of the Florida State movie dorsed once-defeated Ellis G. Arnall In opposition to Democratic iunclieoflflieeting Tuesday at of Cloy. Ilnydon Burns' iuiniln- ity' on projects, leaving that their candidate is elected, Jim Spencer's restaurant. istration and tile start of a new decision to the State Road Dechain (owns the soon-to-be-de- and Republican nominees. lit response to ,a query by' Wontinued on page 2) Volusla and Seminole Counties iidmninistratiori next January. j)artmneut. lie did say that Vol. funked Ritz Theater) said they Ar-nail, loser In the Democratic primary runoff to segrega' were pulling out as a "Policy" tionist. Lester C. Maddox, was decided upon shortly before 1 Joined forces and obtaliiid (rain Attending the luncheon-meet- usia will cooperate to the fulling were metilhers of the %1olu- est extent in obtaining a new move and hud it on good au. a.m. by a committee set up at a meeting of several hundred sia and Scininolo County coin- bridge. t1aurity a movie will be located persons. iiiISSlOhlt'I'H, Mayors A. I. Wil. at one of the plazas \Vi!liam Benedict. SIR) disict • * • son, of Sanford, and It. C. Patengineer at DeLmmnd, said pre. , South Seminole Jaycees are mIte, of New Smrmui Beach i-c ce'tiuit had been established for The resignation of Fred Kent of TALLAHASSEE (AP) doing something for the teens jmtcseiitativeq of the Seminole a high le'd bridge with no draw . cksonville as chairman of the State Junior College Board wait . 7 County mid New Smyrna lit-ach in 1-4 o%,cr tile St. Johils. tie ,, in a teenage night club in withdrawn Tuesuay aer Kent conferred Wiil JUV. .iUY I Oil ( liamubers of Conuiie'rci and pointed out a low-level bridge Casselberry Shopping Center Burnes and State School Supt. Floyd Christian. I (ither dignitaries. I WOUld require a draw. with it Christian sat beside the governor and Kent stood in the Stenstrorn recalled ttiiit the $25,000 uniiu&mI maintenance cost this Friday night with a top I . .. I-ack of the governor's office with State Treasurer Browurd ,;, Gov. Farris Dryikilt 11(fininistranume band. At this point. Stenstroin 1x)int11 I . • • Williams as Burns announced the results of the cO,i(CI't-'IirC. 111)11 In hub budgeted $600,000 for ed out that The Sanford Herald Sanford lost close to 10,000 a new (hiteen bridge hut the in Momlimy's e di t i on quoted telegallons ci wa ter during a '* planning "fell through" because j)tione Iiitei'v(ews with Robert .,* break on Hwy. 17-92 across of (li(krt'flces as to the type of King hUgh and Claude Kirk, Negotiators In th e General Electric WASHINGTON (AP) from Alix of Miami plant. One Corp. labor dispute get down to hurd barguitillig today after s,nin to be constructed. whether Democratic and Reptiblicall it 25.'itjt Iligil bridge with no candidatc.i. rvs1wvti%, el),. for woman's house wus comPletely beuring a special White House panel warn that a strike would -flooded " city crews cleaned beriously hurt the Viet Num war effort. (11"1%v (Jr. as desired by the go%,t-rnor. that they %%,ould plave DOUG, S'1% NIST11051 out the mesa. CMIA of Engineers, a 45 foot the Osteen bridge on top prior. Resumption of the talks hulted since Sunday, when Pres0 0 0 threatened nationwide union %Yilltird Peebles, district memhigh-lovel bridge such its preident Johnson won a delay of a Tbere's no mention on that ber of the State Road lioard, a send) on Interstate 4 over the Herald Index fire district ballot that Uie wa E. Simpkin. At odd& are the giant electrical coinpimy said the Pledge to file within three-four 8'. Jot ro. ------ - -- -- ) . FLASHUGHTS & BATTEF i HURRICANES ""A' BE IPPMAUD! i 0 SHUTHING PLYWOOD ;mig d° ~ I 4 I and windows . , , & 700 RMCH Aft SAW*". RJL / ... '',--~~, yni bol . '.' ' • I > - ",:,,~., I \.".,, h... ,,~..e,`,, ~ , .. -.#. . il - . . . - • ,.j. 1. I '' -.~,. , -74. t 4 , ,,.,. 0 I . ...,Savinys IN '- - authority to levy znilage. • • AFL-CIO People should know thus. non o Electrical International '/ NEW CAR FINANCING V7 $4.50 Fu 14"*" 2 Pvt Yew ;,I,I . I ;I I Call 322.1611 bridge permit with time U. S. County comninissimi ihairziian, hiridgu ..........................................Prearrange Your Auto Loan Army Corps of Enginctrs.('I'Iic pointed out (lint this etmuidy hits Clussifkd ads ................tiA7A Ask For Ralph Puzold or Jrn Doucettu, - * ii JeLOWPA ,$,rAAFM#A0 till ACE HARD WARIE 4;t "', . VA, '- .. 'i ------- I * '. , ~1. ,,-I ~",-""'f ,1.,', ,'-'-L , our WASHINGTON' (U111) - President Johnson today was sim- nlivigal)lt. wata-l- ways In the new bridge and latis budgete(I Dear Abby Hey, the flmt bulkhead out ....... I .................... 611 $1.76 ' to sipend the lake front was laid in bured of authority by billion on the war on poverty UI)itcqI Slides.) for it flew alignment to connect Editoriul pago ........................ 6 -but there In guing to be a good deal of 11ouise-Henste barguinWday. Peebles' pledge follom-d what %vith Slt-40 near the Cameron E114- 111ki'llikent .................. 6 It .7 It fule on just how hu ean spend it. lie good iiaturedly ternied it Avenitu illiersect loll. 1101-011cullo ....... ...................... The price tag on the antipoverty authorization bill hi just "trap" laid by Douglas Stew Nobody zsi'cd us but we lirmiris Sinarmi, 'olu'da County Jt.tatiuuumi Ill (eel no young football player hut the President. requested. 'I he Senate Ia 'mmcd Its *2.6 hil- strwii, (:lhliJ 111011 of tIme bug owuImibslonvr, termed the Society ..............................211-Jib should be allowed to put on l'on version back to his spendiug levels Tuesduy before approv- range plannilig conifilittee of tile bridge 1i Joilit ,1ie111i11()Ie-Volu!ji1j Sports ........................ ... .. ,,, A. A a Jer"y unit" he is iusured, ing tho measure on a 49.:!o vota. Seminulu "unty Chdinber of laoiect. adding his counly would TV ....... . ................................... 711 GATOR LUMBER -- --- - -- E - - ! ...,~;~.....:~.:,.:.:::::~.~.-:. they won't be getting more cggressive forces must immediately withdraw from Viet Nuni- U40 HIAWATHA AVE. - ..X.:.:.~.:. ..:"X -., -k%X . lollipops during the next fiscal lock, stock and barrel," Chen Yi said. year. I ' 25th Stree cmd Fork Ave. G" iiiARi • county commissioner , TAPE Ill • • • . MASKING ~ ! I .. ( J~i 1 , 0 ... ,w%, N* am!-'- ~ : ____________ Ben Franklin Stores I .. HONG KONG (UPI) - Communist Chinese Foreign Blinititer Chen Yi diminished hopes for a negotiated peace in Viet he'll talk about county govern- Nam today. Ile told a visiting African delegation there can be ment. Will tell the kids where no peuce talks until the United States withdrawn all its forces. their Wx dollar goes and why "The people of the whole world are clear ... that the U.S. S ' Shop early for best selecfion and sizes .1-.-.,.r.-.-.'..P-... .. -rw7 . :~: .r,.....*.*.%..*. .-------F:.: .% ...% i Civic class at Oviedo high school Thursday. John said ______ 1 Costumes and 0 ~ Supplies Party 14 AR and LOUNGE Soo" ftL 2617 W. Country club ad. 6 * '~ " ~ " " . N& . -' . )If I SMITH EE a .. %%., •.%\ \ F.~LJJ . I you forgot) will speak to the . ! HAL I I ~: Aad 322o79291 1 ~ - II C Tiowl 4 1) , t Plaza in conjunction with Mid- and our farmers will have an enflc e market. Florida Tech. -.,~e.,, COCKTAIL HOUR ~~` 0 6 PJA. - 7 P.M. NAME ON $ • Hurricane hnsdorf, Butch McDermott, Ed vegetables waen other aigricul ft nation r orris, Keith tumid areas of Clegg, Charles I I -1 If whun %he Leesburg congress- would be the largest in the nation. in granting the go-ahead Tuesday the court, hocer, man retires I y Craft Club I ' . I ZDDLE&DDLE I ed in the DuBary area during Sweeney Jr. the last cancer drive. The public is invited. and - I 41 1I .4 H igh Headquarters Sehool Distributive Education raleals duily in the lunchrooms. A tremendous uniount of gro- from the library. Club. Taking part in the candlelight ceries are required to feed that ceremony were J ohn Causey. niuv people each day. in fact, rs. h bb president; Curt. Rider, vice the duil.r cost of supplies will Formul opening of a High . The Holiby Craft Club of to $1701000. president Dia ne Bogar, and rU ,i Other officers installed were Heudquiirters in Dt'Barv a big Chuluota will hold its first tr: furmers play MiHs Aliee Sawyer. first vice scheduled for 7 p.m. today. Of- Bob Threudgill. the new club year meeting of U-f to Members were reminded of role in providing foodst f s president; Mrs. Adum Bfuller, fiees, with Mrs. Chairles, Ulricli at I p.m. Wednesday at the secretairy; Col. Kenneth Flook, in charge, will be located tile purposes of the orguniza. meet tho5e needs. It has been percent home of Mrs. Pearl Jackson. estimated that about 80 treasurer; Dr. John Cnlle.tte, across from the DeBary Post tion to d eve l op l ea dership, CI') conscience, professional respon- of the supplies are produced in All members and interested medical director; Dr. Francis Office women of the area are invited is Monaco, scientific director; Mrs. A political rall y and first ambiliry, and social intell igen ce. Becaus; this state is blessed to attend. O the r • inernsU e RichOtto Braun, publicity ; Mrs. A. meeting of the DeBur3' Demoser, Meredith Nolund with four' or more growing seaPeer, lay director; Mrs. M. crutic Club for the season will ard Connie Dyer, Marty Babbitt, sons, the Florida farmer is in -ld at 7:30 p.m. Wednea"' s He 0 sack, co-chairman, and Mrs. A. day in the Fire Hull, with Club joim Fa king iam, 0 C -' Bonnie can market fresh fruits and Hinson, educati onal committee President Chester Reurich pr-c- tham, Roger Herota, II NOW S ducts. With virtuully every ser- Springs Community Chapel. Refreshments will be served tion of the suite experiencing a k.-.. . . 0 . - BlcLin, Valorie Norris, Donald out of production. 4 is hoped. therefore, .a Smith,' Terry Cornelis Jim Florida-grown more and Goodin, and Steve Harmon. Installation of officers is prod ucts are serve in our pub1 for their pust services in the Willium R. Conway, William scheduled for "A pan., Oct. 11, ut lie achoul lunchrooms. Our chilunit. A total of $901 was collect- M. Gillespie and James H. ROmUlUS' Restaurants in Colonial dren will have nourishing meals your hea+er : West Volusia, Cancer Unit installed Harvey Dunn, of Enterprise, no; president at the recent annual instullation and awards dinner. Gave] was presented by MiHs Helen Snodgrass, retiring president also of Enterprine. New MemberS At Lyman ' imool populutiofl explosion, the at 10 am and the show will LOOK WHAT HAPPENED future potential is ustounding. begin at 10:30. Background TO PLAIN OLD JEANS 11v JANE CASSELBER111' For exanip!e, there ure about orgun music will be pluyed by Instullution of iiew members conducted t luncheon at 181) days in each school year. Mrs. D. P. Hartman. Door im. 100% cot4on sprinkled all the Tradewindt; Cufeteria in This year, there will be about prizes will be awarded. over W16 prairie prints. West Nursery services will be avail. with ribbed co"on knit lop in pupils taking their 700,000 Cutiselberry by Lyman High able at a nominal fee across "choing colors. Sizes 8.16. for the Negro area, Mrs Berthu aiding Newman, service chairman, and Speakers will be. Fred karl, bIrs. Ernest C. Galleilkwill). representing Robert King High, general canipaign chairman. Democratic nominee for gayAwards were presented to ernor; Senator D. D. CovingMiss Snodgrabs and Mrs Muller ton Jr., and Representatives last minute fo get ; I , .-4 . hi Cancer ALITOCOLOR CAP Develops ztmom; sPeCtI(mfl is tiring Sehoo, Lunch eel w ch I In- observed throughout tile Uij- • WE NOW HAVE THE ~ I Dunn Installed . . 4 ' I .1 , , -, ..I, 'I ;r a - - i1. . 0 "Old - - Mon ! I .-il ; MLNML* I 11; 1 EPIC ~ 01 "S e rving ., _______________ V ., *1 I I I ,., --- I - . .. -. - •'T• ----- :m- --~ ____ .. -... . -- -- .- -- -- , - -- . ',, ;'*~L"~-*I.r _________ V C: -.-----.'.-.--..---.---. ..--.-.- ______________________________________ , I I 0 .. ' . - L. I i ) ,, I - -- - i 1. - --~--I �- - .. .-., .. -. -. -' . - •.-. - ... . •-. a- •. -5 S. .. .. .-.S _.-- - . .- . . .. - - -- . . . .. . ---..* . . ,. .. ...- ,.•,. iw*aa' . -. .' - or Hope Fades Page Pied Piper Osteen Span Gets Off Ground (Continued from page 1) Then In questioning of Banedlc* and Peebles as to proper procedure from this point, Stantram "sprung" his so-called 'trap".. . and Peebles agreed to have the SRD DeLand office prepars the necessary application for a bridge permit, to be forwarded to SRD at TallahasU.e and subsequently to the Army Corps of Engineers at Washington. Both counties have shied from jurisdiction over a new span, because It must be financed with county primary road funds held by and administered by the stati, Seminole has contended the present 40-year-old Osteen bridge Is In Volusla County. Saxon differed with this Tuesday. And Benedict concurred with Saxon, saying he believes the county boundary Is the center of the river. Peebles. In closing, pointed out the Burns' administration "has spent a lot of money on bridges In this area during the last 21 months and the Osteen bridge was next in line of priority." He said he was willing to request the SRD department to apply for the bridge permit "at an early date." Peebles only last week Inform. ed The Herald he believes a new Osteen span over the St. Johns River will cost in excess of $1 million. The matter of the style of bridge—whether high-level or low-level—was left to the discretion of the State Road Department and the Army Corps of Engineers. SR 426 Due In Contract 3 Months Beaolutlon submitted by the State Road Department to the town of Oviedo providing that waiter lines "be adjusted, changed and relocated when construction or reconstruction of SR 426 begIns" was referred to G. Algernon Speer, town attorney, by the town council. The action was taken by the board 4ion Councilman Robert Ward expressed his concern that "no time limit" for doing the work is contained in the re. solTh.utioresolution n. stated bids will be l.t within three months and construction -Is -to berm ,iavi ---. Sn -----v thereafter. In other business, * delegatlon led by C. A. Buthanan of Clark Street complained about the barking of a neighbor's dogs. H. reported the dogs are creating "a nuisance" by setting garbage cans on his property. Council ordered that a letter of warning be sent to the dog owner and if the situation is ri o t corrected Immediately, "sterner measures will be tak up- -t - T' --- UN S Pap 2 — OcL 5, 1966 - WrraIN Weather .' •'..:TTZ PLOMODIERN, France (UPI) — "Aw, rats" wa the reaction of the town council to its scheme to cu down on the number of rats in the community. The council offered last month to give a free sea at the movies to any child who showed up with thi tail of a rat he'd killed. Swell Idea, it seemed, until it became apparen the movies were jammed with kids every day and thi rats had apparently multiplied. The council discovered the children had bee, breeding rats to keep up the supply. - ...• . Medical Question ,. ..... . . . On Pupils a R ised Li C . . Seminole . . , .- .-. • •• - ' • "- • --. . .'...' ' ,. -. % . .:- ;q will .- . • - •. . . .- . By JANE CASSELBERRY Problem of obtaining proper medical aid for severely ill Injured children whenschool authorities are unable to reach be brought bethe pRrents y THE ASSOCi.TEl) PHESS -. — '...-.. . .. JA I ,: 'z'ti , Elsewhere -.. .'-,• a i.% • High l.ow Pr. Albany, cloudy ... 6 48 AlhquerQuP, cloudy 7 M Atlanta. clear ......79 58 57 27 Bismarck, clear flo1c. clear ......70 47 •. cloudy ... 58 63 Thf1l. clear ......66 47 .01 11 Chicago. clear .....65 45 70 41 Cint innati ele,r Cleveland. cloudy .. 73 41 •.. .":Denver, clear ......64 36 Des Moines, clear .. 62 35 I! '" w,,'.-- S - community Seminole Memorial Hospital. asked for an opinion, said he spirit.," said cussed by Harlan Hanson, planEllinor. director of th e Orangefelt "most doctors, In cases fling BOI Sept. 6, 1886, in LongWilliam Hemphill is chairman a child's might life so critical Seminole Joint Planning Comwood, she had been a resident FRED ELLTNOR. be threatened, would respond mission at 8 p.m. meeting 4)TMdI1t of West Street for th e past in spite of any sticky legal fm Th ursday of th e Lake Mary years. plications." __________________________ Chamber of Commerce. The ' In less severe cases, howSurvivors her husband, meeting, In th e Fire Hall, will ever, he felt the doctor pro be preceded by a covered dish Carl Schoeneman, of Sanford; bably would prefer to wait for supper at 6:30 p.m. five daughters, Mrs. Louise the parents' permission. L('(, Mrs. Esther Lansing and The school's cli nic chairman, Class High Mrs. Georgia Redd, all of San. of 1956 of Seminole Mrs Doris Carrigan, herself a registered nurse, reported 363 School is looking for some "lost ford, Mrs. Alice Aulin, of Ovie MC1IOE%EMA%, MRS. MAEIIE-... OCTOBER 4, 1966 do, and Mrs. Charlotte HawFuneral Rer'-lci'. for Alm pupils were treated for minor people." Admissions Maud. Scho"neman, $0, who The class is planning Its 10th klns, of Paola; 15 grandehll. i njuries or Illnesses during the Thomas H. (lied Tuetiday, will be at 4 pin. Bryant, Austin anniversary reunion Dec. 23 at dren; a sister, Mrs. Mame Bad. first mon th of school. Thursday at P.rison Funeral the Mayfair Country Club and er, of Sanford, and two bro- Tun sil, Queen Esther Flagler, Home with ltev. Herbert W. uoerap of the Lutheran Church has been unable to contact thers, C. P. Rabun, of Sanford, Ralph Parrish, Helen N. Melf the flcdeemer officlatinir. some members. and Harry flabun, of Lake by, Virginia Lewis, Sanford; will be In Lakeview Cemetery. Brlaion Mildred R. Coplin, Grace Cole, Funeral Women are listed by their Worth. Borne In c harge. maiden names. Here are those Rrisson Funeral Home is In Lute Mary; Thomas Wayne - . Feddon, Orlando. with whom the class would like charge of arrangements. Births Bid to make contact: Nancy TraMr. and Mrs. John Malloy, vasos, LaVerne Sweeten, BaSanford, a girl. Personnel to work in the Semi- chel Rush, John Shaw, Ethel Dlsch William Discharges nole "Head-start" program Is Singletary, Sue Hays, Retta J. Doty, May J. being sought, Community Ac- Hexamer, Chris Hargis, Wesley M athis, Bernice Henderson, tion officials announced today. Dee, Denise deFallot and Beverly Colston, Virginia N. "In order to start operations Howard Aired. Morgan, E d w a r d Brinson, quickly upon approval of the These persons, or anyone who are knows their whereabouts, Rozie Lee Jackson, Marcus L. program we are doing as much Van D. Allen topped blood preliminary work as possible. asked to contact Mrs Sandra donors with his 45th pint dur- Futch, Anthony Williams, San. This Includes receiving applica- Bates, of 102 Lake Dot Drive, ing September. Blood Bank ford; Herbert Watson, North tions for positions in the pro- Sanford, or John Bowen, 4313 listed other September donors: Orlando; Lucy Banks, New Smyrna Beach. gram, with Initial screening by Brittany Road, Orlando. Horace Green, 36; Walter D. ..z.._ i:____... t_._, uir vrcuivr uu-rwr, iuiva A. Cook, John S Lee, 30; Edscreening by the personnel cornward T. Simpson, 27; Anthony mittee and final selection by the Che'sna, J. E. Alderman, 25; board of directors," E. D. KlrchDonald J. Bales, 22; Willard II1I17t3 a1 hoff, director, said. Sessions, 21; HArold Hervish, "We are hoping for approval 21; William T. Pratt, 17; Gorand funding of the program College qualifications teats ;on L. Bradley, 17; Oscar E. when the Anti-Poverty appro- will he administered Nov. 18. Bertrang, 16; Gordon T. Meypriation measure becomes law," 19 for any Selective Service er, Moultrie Kelly, 14; J. Bar. registrants who have not preyhe explained, Chapman, Edward J. ConThose being sought Include Ious]y taken the examination, old verse, 10. a program director, secretary, Mrs. Nancy Nordstrom, clerk B. Dais Duckworth, Harold social worker, part-time nurse, of the SS board has announced. E. Long, nine, Ike J. Butler, Applications for the examipart-time nutritionist, teachers. eight; Earl Walker, seven; teacher aides and cook. Volun- nation must be postmarked not Charles E. Ely, Robert N. teer workers also are being later than Oct. 21. Registrants Meyers,six; Robert V. Repp, who plan to request student desought. Alfred Pietrant.onl, Charles E. ferment for the purpose of conSenkarik, Joseph Pftckens, tinuing their education are urgfive; Thomas A. Speer, Ross ed to apply for the exam. obtain ap. Wontenay, Thomas G. Albert, Registrants may VAS1UNGTON (A?) — The four; John Willie Perry, ElizSenate Finance Committee vot. plications and additional infor- abeth F. Kelly, three; Nettle local Selective ed Tuesday to classify hearses matlon from the across the street Ruth Miller, John R. Potter, tax Service office as passenger cars for excise Betsy Jane Ryan, two; Willie purposes. They now are taxed at from the postofflcc at 210 Corn. Griffin, Leslie Golden, Betty F. mercial Street. the higher truck rate. Lee, Joe G. Masten, Dr. David H. Orlin, Gary S. Harrison, Wayne H. Stevens, first time donors, 55 -, .. an 56 Mailman Murdered Classmates LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A Lindsey had been a 1Th mailman was shot to death carrier for nine years. A wo Tuesday while on his knees an who witnessed the shooti pleading for mercy from two from her home said his thi bandits who accosted him on assailants were between 20 a his rounds. The postman a.ppar- 30 and well dressed. ently was held up for the wel- Officers said the two gun= confront Lindsey after he del fare checks he carried, "Don't 'shoot.. Don't shoot," croci a letter to a house. witnesses heard Eddie Lindsey grappled with the men bcfc cry as he knelt on the strett. fulling to his knees. Then three shots rung out, and Police found two spent ca lie fell over dead with two ridges and a live shell at. I TIIt' murder weapon bullet wounds in the stomach believed to have been a and another in the back of caliber pistol. A dark, felt I head. which witnesses said was dri The two gunmen then emptied tied Lindsey's pockets, stole pod by one of the bandits ' part of his mail and fled in a also found nearby. Homicide officers said i car driven by a third man. Police said the bandits prob- cast' was the first in this c ably were after the semi-month. in which a mailman was eli ly welfare checks in the mail. while on his rounds. The men apparently had waited for the 34-year-old Lindsey as he made his afternoon rounds on a south-central Los Angeles residential trect. "The Bureau of Public :: sie livered yesterday and today," police Supt. Robert Perry said. MOSCOW (A?) — With "Because they are so easy for London Zoo's girl panda act thief to cash, we've had a lot sexy toward the interested m of trouble lately, panda of the Moscow Zoo. man problems cropped up to r+ to delay their union. • The London Zoo's curator mammals, Dr. Desmond M I na, wanted to put Miss Chil with Mr. An-An as soon as i sible for fear that the romar. moment might pass bef progress could be made towi i perpetuating the giant psi i species In the Western world But the director of the ?v COW Zoo, Igor P. Sosnov as out of town and he api : ently had to authorize the i I together of the two pandas. Mona told newsmen t , things would have to wait u Sosnovaky returns Thursday. That will be the fifth day t Chi-Chi has appeared to be the mood for love. Morris s the period when Chi-Chi is eept.ive to An-An's advan might last from five days to weeks — and such moods co -. -h + to pandas only every 1lI IflOntils. r -Morris said that whate happens, he will take Chi-, Human Delays Panda Wooing le Communist China i rth Korea — were first ether seven months ago. U Led hostile instead of iom Hopes of having a ii by panda were put off. rhey are In adjoining cagei Moscow Zoo. rbe rose is one of the old Llivated flowers. Funeral Notice Headstad A - Applications Van Allen Tops - uo 't , IiII11011 to I 1111 I - I v I --- COME SEE HOW MUCH YOU'LL SAVE! selected under this arangement went on to establish themselves though none was ever considered eligible to become head of the United Nations. These Included Ralph J. Ilunche, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in negotiating the Palestine armistice In 1949: Paul G. Hoffman, head of the U. N. Development program; David Owen, British economist who has been with the United Nations since its beginning; and two top Soviet members of the secretariat, Arkady, A. Sobolev and Anatoly Dobrynin. Sobolev later returned as head of the uri. Pu r.wi. SANFORD 2438 French Ave. Hwy. 17.92 Next To Whrn.Olxie PHONE S 5+ - 5 5 - • (5 ++ • •- •S S 322-8270 S Can't Afford To Fight Blood Donors I Draft Test Set For Nov. 18-19 liffle better Sant BOMBAY, India (A?) Fateh Singh, a lender of India's bearded Sikhs, called on the Indian government to solve Its border problems with Pakistan and Communist China. Singh said India can NOT afford the tremendous cost of defense preparedness and added: "It is ridiculous to see these countries lighting each other when they still have a long way to go in providing the minimum necessities of life to the teeming millions." — 71 Per Cent Finish FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) More than 71 per cent of unemployed persons enrolling In manpower and development training courses complete the courses, the Kentucky Department of Social Security reports. — I + Hearses Are Cars? + S Angler Robbed, Suspect Sought A commercial fisherman was hit on the bead and robbed last night at the Bay Service sta tion on First Street, poli ce reported today. The fisherman, Duke Winier, said a man identified as David King, Pecan Avenue, hit him on the bead and took his wallet. An a ll-out search is on for King tod ay, police added. I LT. H. A. GILL, of RVAH42, became the first reconnaissance a t t a c k navigator in the squadron to make 100 carrier landings In the "Vigi. lante." He made the century landing while deployed aboard the USS Saratoga in the 1lediterranean. (Navy Photo) Hospital Notes At SHS Sought For Welfare Checks . + are - __ power Area . -- or si re too -?ncely inehidi it, ; 119 ,,,',,,h,i'r' an' there may be it strr,ng rrinvt Pn aiary, ntrtinent aiiv '':n' of 1111t; atiiii; had a Ni'gia,i, orw a Swedi' nail 11! ,111 Ii rh,noc' an African. One of the hI Aclito ,i,,'l Al titan r"iirit nlc'q. dIfflt,IIdentified with OnC hlitti' hti'i'ti tii,iIitit'tI I it rynin Is now nnlhnM'4:tllnlnd hniing aIln'vanee. HM si'rii'I :11% liitt al 1111)1(1' for 1111. ItIL " ill. (liii tilt' tm'niisq-shIt of (Iii' I NJa'iit tu'f lt,nt'mi a Ttn,:iI • that mnnct of tho African 'o Ornngly tiackeri VnshIitgton. procN'tc ore untried, con? ro esrdirlitfr has "rrrged. Except for iii.' lout I lint I hey I 'ttt't 111%' gt'ni'iiil. *eralb iprgi,,ilnt Iwi ling II:1(l(!rp(Itlt' Ii 1 nqcU,Je i'c°t'r ha - romp I Vie 4atifnr Paire Thti liii' I inited Nat iiitr hisi t,iiiJor (-luIng(' shire 19 15. More Iron, alt pan1 c of fill- ':q,nhnl, b u t virsini among the Africans me Job pny 6.000 a vtè1I. (Jet. 5, 1966 IVCI'e representatives of 1i19 Soviet U. N. Delegation: Doh That Is why the diplomats have been reluctant to begin the search until they are convinced that Thant will not reconsider his decision to step down at the end of the year. The choice of a secretary-general involves n large element or chance, and the question In tIlC minds of many is how long the United Nations can count on getting such men as Thant, Dag Ilnrnmnrskjold and Trygve Lie, Under the U.N. Charter the office or secretary-general is open to all. In practice many distinguished lenders are bared by unwritten law, tradition and veto. the threat of a big It has been accepted by now that the secretary-general must come from a small, nonaligned country and must be acceptable to all the big powers. This nanrows the field to those who have cit her been relatively obscure or who have avoided involvement in major controversies As Lie himself tells It, "It was generally agreed th at the secretary-general should not be an American because this would give too much to a single member nation. The United States itself took the view that an American should not be secretory-general." The big powers decided each would have a representative in the "cabinet" of the secretarygeneral. This was put into practi ce by Lie, alth ough he felt that this decision encroached on his own authority to select his assistants. Some of the men eventually Auto Dealers Pledge $700 To OF First - Cr5. .01 torney Douglas St-enstrnm by C. c- .Itr M. Harp, principal of South + Honolulu, citSudy ... 88 78 Seminole School. Indianapolis, clear . 67 42 Harp will seek opinion an Jacksonville. fog ... 80 73 .. legality or a permission slip WHAT'S NEW? Mrs. Lona Battle's ninth grade English classes at South .iuncau, rain ...... 53 38 from parents to allow a doctor Seminole Junior High School in Casselberry is learning to read newspaKansas City, clear . 68 45 -. to treat a child in event of cm Los Angeles, cloudy 74 65 -. pers and study the various parts. Each student will have it part in the ergency. Louisville. clear ... 73 48 class project, a newspaper to be published every nine weeks. Students In discussion of the situation Memphis, cloudy . - - 70 56 .61 41 Terry Clemmons and Kathy Arthur look on as Billy Hagy scans The SanTuesday night at a meeting of Miami, cloudy .....82 M1.37 ford Herald. (Herald Photo) the Council of Parents and Milwaukee. clear . . - 62 40 Teachers. Harp reported that MpIS.-St.P.. clear .. 53 35 -. on two occasions during the New Orions. cloudy 85 58 past month, children were exNew York, rain •. 72 60 .02 tremely Ill and parents could Okla. City, cloudy ... 69 49 not be reached when called. Omaha, clear ......62 36 'A doctor refused to treat the A $700 contribution to the of UP committee for the auto- t Motors, Strickland - Morrison Philadelphia. rain .. 76 62 .01 'children without permission United Fund has been pledged mobile industry. Members of Ford, Inc. and Holler Motor Phoenix, cloudy -. 82 61 .16 from the parents. Pittsburgh. clear .. 68 48 the association are Ellinor Not- Sales. In one case, the child was In by Sanford automobile dealers, ors, Hemphill Pontiac-Buick, - Mind. Me.,, cloudy : the school clinic with a tem. Fred Ellinor, president, an, Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, MasonPItt-id, Ore., clear ... 81 48 .. perature of 105 degrees for nounced today. Rapid City, clear .. 60 34 Jeep Sales, Seminole County three hours. (Clinic mothers are "United Fund IS Ofl of the _____________________________ Richmond, cloudy .. 80 64 not allowed to give even B. gest concerted efforts in St. Louis. clear ... 67 40 S aspirin without doctor's pros- wnich the Sanford New Car Salt Lk. City, clear , 65 38 cnipti on and parents' permiss- Dealers Association particiSan Diego, cloudy .. 73 64 ion.) pates," said Ellinor. SannFran., cloudy .. 66 57 + In the other case, the child "we are all keenly Interest76 53 Seattle, clear went Into a diabetic coma. ed in the success of United Tampa, cloudy ... 88 78 Such Incidents point up the Fund and hope our contribution S need for authorities to act In this year will point to this in. C Of C Meet S an emergency. Harp stated. terest," he added. MAUDE SCHOENEMA Lake Mary's place in the fuDr. Stanley Rappaport. Cas- "Our association is eoTnmunMrs. Mau'- f, Schoeneman, 80, ture, Its road problems and its selberry physician attending ity-minded and in this way we died at 9:43 sin. Tuesday at S predicted growth will be disthe meeti ng as a parent, when choose to show our . -. 4 — -•- Fairbanks, cloudy .. 45 32 Deaths - • Faci*ng Difficult Task To Pi*ck New Leader UNITEI) NATIONS. N.Y. (At") U.N. diplomats know froni hard experience that WCt'kM of bargaining flfl(l comrn promIse - - along with possible aggravation of U.S.-Soviet rein. tions will precede agreement on a successor to SecretaryGeneral U Thant. The list of those mentioned for the post Is not promising. Some have becti ticked off as unqualified, while others are obviously unacceptable to all the big pow- I 1 + ir s issing TAVARES (AP)—Hope faded fast today that two girls who disappeared Sunday from the Alexander Springs resort would be found In this area alive. Officers considered the poutthat Nancy Lelchner, 21, and Pam Water, 20, had been kidnaped. "irn satisfied that they are not In this area alive," Sheriff Willis McCall said as the search was resumed for the third day. Some 70 persons, Including . - -. law officers, Forest Service agents, Navy belloopter pilots. air boat driven and civilian vol. untmi found no evidence of a lfr!k crime or clues to the whereabouts of the girls In the two day search. McCall said horsemen would jDin II'e other searchers In a last-ditch try today and "then there will be nothing to do but call It off." Miss Water's father, He, dlstr'ct manager of Montgomery I L ? Ward and Co. In Chicago, flew here Tuesday to take part In the 1 search. Nancy's parents. Mr. and Mrs. CPO Charles R. Brabban, with RVAH.13, received Edward Lelghtner, also few In the Navy Commendation Medal for duties In supfrom a Bermuda vacation. "1 don't believe Nancy got lost port of combat operations and his retirement paor duwned," Lelghtner said. pers after 23 years of service, in ceremonies at "She's too level headed for Sanford Naval Air Station. Brabban was congratthat." ulated by his commanding officer, Cdr. R. W. Mc(Navy Photo) McCall said the search found Lain Jr. (left). "rio signs, no tracks, nothing but mkes and wild animals." S lr #nnlar?i • • S Ijr *miif orb ttods In Sanford — Nyou've urlød, tsg for as smut -the but Osois Is .st a wssk.esd romt, Par doik or Si5L $sosi FAMILY fle If your bills are piling up like leaves around the áipwpuisibsssor sdmset.... reed Ibs Sanford H.ral place, come in and let us make a "clean sweep" for you. One loan could pay all your bills in full, even leave you with extra cash to fix up the house, repair the car, buy a new fall wardrobe for the family. Virgule Petrosid Why not see us today —so you can live a JitJ!e better this fall. P. 0. Box 1214 Sanford rra1b rday, isaday a4 vari.s.., p.5't.b.d Sasaida. pr.c.mlam Cb.a4Ms. ) carrier ThsrVss this Fall with Cash from r.blI.b..d Daily assert 5.1. CDR. T. B. WOOD (left) and Lt. (jg) T. Stacey prepare to celebrate Wood's 400th la nding -' I) S - Fey WI.c. I LOANS UP TO $600 644-4255 S. Seminole 1%. Reused .iL L Yreusè £ es, Seutsed I1. Ida. 5.c.a4 Via.. rootage rai' while deployed aboard the USS Saratoga in the as Ssat.ed, Via. Mediterranean. Wood is commanding officer of RVAH-12 and Stacey is a navigator. (Navy Photo) $ub.cripd.a Uata by Cal. 'I.,' W.ek Y alas MMY56 r D.ltona FINANCE SERVICE, INC. . S.%ais of Sanford 110 South Magnolia Avenue .... 322-4612 DeBary I - - — + 5. 5.-...-------------- S +., - + I 0 q - -5-- 3 - ' ---5--- -- ----------------+--- - S • + I ri �I 1.. • - - -... . .-.......... - .... ... Ito Pa4't PARK QUANTITY oil AVE. AT 25th ST. ( I. rJ& mate petty officers 21c1. . diuiiimi an Van. eriti I)iaeasei and Alcoholign, meeting thisterm 1i term of the Seminole County Council I Parent-Teacher Aaocintioni. . .. CHUCK . .. I . A . I 1 SIRLOIN ROUND LB. WESTERN PORK b. L .. OPEN SUNDAY 8 AM 6 PM CLUB FAMILYar RIB SWISS L& OR finval mew British swirmetlit of S itr.t:hteweinnh;,zipp.r S . I I . ., .., . The meeting is schduled for Thursda y, Oct 20 at the Alu. . . .. .i DeBary GOP 1 r,;•- .• . LB. . Its . -. _____ Turban is of rnlitrhinq rns!a'riat. . ..'..., - H - WEDNESDAY . P.M. A. M. S OULDER . 8 P.M I . . B • . I . LEAN . . SUNDAY . • S 8 A.M ri .. . - A panel first. . D & D WHOLE forth'' .... 0 FLORIDA GRADE 'A" PTA Council announc SATURDAY . . . ubjects For been 8 A.M..9 P.M. . VD-Aku has FRIDAY HOURS111 • .. PRICES GOOD THRU MON..THUiS...8A.M,57p.M. Jflftiu iuh1' (left) ann d nrnted to photograpnr' '$: ... • . . . Club Membership . . :m Club, mort- r Thomas Joseph Mrs. Wells, P .. .. ... '.., -' . P' r, .. president; u' • iv . ...- BONELESS ' .. ______________ -. LB LB.. -... ..'• •_ LB .1 . . .... . , LB ..-' ham BO Thomai. flrockcnbhrnugh, &. IM r s. C . 1.1. CAN i I ..... I . S .. oil lar CANS orn SLICED "SHURFINE" OR - _________________________________________________________________ DW& todn carrier. will (lelwnr to 5 Raisins TALL CANS REG. 96c VALUE atoes 4 0 iii- dividuals its' lint know tit (. proper ZLI' codes. hi the of. COMSTOCV" DICED the County which th, NO. 303 ft Beets Jim, have city or rural dolivcry MerVici' tiat forum flU13' he s REG. Ra i 00 $ TUBE L1. .......... C have 1 9C 9-0' Chips BOX ......WN PAK 38c ()hUiiiItd at the post offict. After filling in ttia- street 1 b "FOOD . A demonstrator voting ma.. A 4 A C 1b. headq uurters office is open froin 1) a.m. until 4 p.m., daily. KING except Sunday, und volunwers will give instruction in use of Lite voting ma c hine, which also will be available for demonstlatia,11s alt lieIary area meet- ,. 1b. E POUND 'Campaign '66' PACKAGE 1b. M To Be Discussed c 7 In DeBary eg— A tirnt'ly discus sion entitled ign 'at" will be pre- LIIII PI •'( sender. #'ift LGER'S" GRINDS ___ FLORIDA Jildicitted oil tilt- carti, if legibit;, ui&d Lite codes will hv udd- W ed then. (if vorrespondents. Khould t1w Curd,.. putrunk, cautioned u) ht, surt, to in- OR / " Frw&duzzt Johusuia tats prociu.uuud (Jet. ni-it, zip Code Wusl to promote greater 8-Oz. IF i fit-ti to actitlullit US %kith tile PIV .ot Iittiult .Side nt. ad Ist i livillick ill-so notet tilt- ' Nu. lovIIII'vi. Im-t-tilig will I q. Nuv. C C PKG. ,, - SLICES C EACH 1 ,y AMERICAN "KRAFT" 16-OZ. ONE WITH YOUP $5. MORE FOOD ORDER. PLEASE) .,. 07 You Here' i AIV I Pork & no ans "JIFFY" 14ALF GALLON tIOL Pmcake MiX C &mp AN 10c Flour 0 Rime PKG. 46 CT. 59C ft ' BAR &-OZ. JAR Mudwd BIRD" 4-01. ifieiiias ......... 0A1N "JAY 1 "J-A'R' 69C Pnut Buffer "FOOD KING" STUWBERRY 'e.OZ. 49c Preserves JAR N IT 3BAra, - 39c Tomatoes Ll ............ "HOOD'S' PINK LOTION ATH ........ .... ...... RA KRAFT" ASSORTED FLAVORS disturbing- h.ucut.zse it impliet i Chineat claim to territory Iiidie has pledged to protect and it, reminiscent of Chinese prnjM.irunds that p. ereiie tit(. Chnas•J.nthe hordes v.as. N JERW'S" Ishout. India offAcwts say tlni iii O 300 'MASTER 11HOLSUM11 10c Teci Ikgs "SHURFINE" SHOW1111110AT" the loud-upwikera. u disturbilig queb- REG. ........ rissue Chinese troops (114 1U'U soldiers oz the 1runtier of thib **TENDERLEAF" "NORTHERN" TOILET GANGTOL, SlkL -ini(Al') — Detergent Bleach DOG AND • 3 .... 'min" 12-OZ. 5 PKG. i It. lintlivelbary of 0'1ellili g '.)i 9C tit,! ( "u ", m ult it)- likozos ~ -." - .... 39c Gelafin 1/2 PLASTIC JUG 8 CANS 8 NO. 303 S 1 00 CANS REG PK6. ........ "SCOTT" JUMBO c Towels .......... ALABAM GIRL" SWEET TALL. S DO 39 1 OC ROLL29C 22-01. Relish ............. JAR 35 CHEF" Allt- 11, (of ONIONS ........ 30AG 29c FRENCH FRIES 90Z. PKG. 1 "- APPLES .......... POTATOES U L11. DA 77C SWEET POTATOES . • ,• ,• • •,• .j. 1k The .. Sin,e its 11446 plo- u service, tii:i4 ifl by the St-venth Day Ads'IttIit 1'titiih ht lti'iV spiciiii it) all Suite., of Atittalw, New Z4114141114J, ~,Jiglawl 4411,1 ~:tlrkqiv. mv~ 1 C it , POLY BAGS spillig!'. sytilley's PACKAGE agaft" FIELD PEAS . Allell Rep- -411111-a — FORDHOOK LIMAS, CROWDER 4CELL-049C PEAS POLE BUTTER "U.VA NO. Is' WHITE %4ith OC 'McKENZIE" 'SCHOOLBOY" JONATHAN Cvatvr, Uoss tile 1112,titutv. Silver its p tu ra in s a k ci, - DETERGENT YELLOW ROYAL" 1-1' TL CALO • , The 11I.1tyk I'!Sati by I — - It I. ii iaii it' it Kingston 1411111 chlingetl v%vry daY. The%- ut.-i aliatiit'utcti 1'Y five teli'tI)I(iilt lit,' •'iiiito.tii t$$ i ,tilitii Luili IMII. uJil. Wilil YOUR $6, OR Ml)IiF . F(.hiL) ()U()II( ('LIASI , 11. %%'. home. T7 F,ii . raur .alt'°i-s ,o'iui i'..*oo'ii uiiLiio'iii ti' laokesIIIes1, telephone liu%i fl5dS IiI(a$t Liii nf tai a urviv e I' lit May each year. 4' 0 - .,. 7:30 P.111 'L'ueday, Oct. 11, at tile Dellary Community Center. "The coming election Nov. 8 should lot- kit vit.d ititerest to 1411 and Dr. Johni 1.4 well Al tiali- S V 11SF: V (API HOLLAND DUTCH I T P the first tillio this season at C "SUPREME" codt. in C LBSI BTLS. AZ de jih'tioi. Indian protectorate high CAN 00 r*, S ) (LIMIT: ONE MTH YOUR $6. OR MORE. FOOD ORDER PLEASE) returned to them after '°". t C 201-0Z. elude their return address iii ardor that tAiv fornit. nuty In. ME GRAPES CHOCOLATE CAKE 95 I BAG dk on 'Why Are UP T 20->Z. LOAVES BREAD GERMAN "MORTON'S" TOKAY will ift. iorwill-ded U) tht- citi. us" to of ZIP 11RED111 -. ,, ZIP roded iiecituot, (if instiffiew"t (17 improlier iaddru"heI urc Of Stetson Unifoot the Del3ary Civic MI SS Ill 113gvt' Velsit)-. lifaed pso. chine has been placed in the DeBary G 0 P headquart;,ers, Valencia Drive and Highway 17-921, in order for voters to familiarize themselves with its QUARTERS HICKORY SMOKED x C I to the Merrill, these operation to avoid delay and tonfuziiori on election day. The "HERMAN'S" PURE PORK "FVEpjRES-r POTATO fines ............ CAN a number of Coming in, Merrill said 165 vatvis had beeii added to regiztrittion lists in precinct& 1A and III with 80 more promis6d to register 1 12,oz. pkg. 4 NE 04 LOIN 'N MEATY LARA LYNN" S al ID SLICED - "HERMAN'S" BARBECUE ALL MEAT YOUNG TENDER CAN C 1 b. 4 Por 0 lbs. C MED. rasi 2 NO. 303 CANS $ FLA. GRADE "A" FAMILY PACK STEWING REG. 79c VALUE WHOLE 111lip Oct., Tfit t-str(II fiuv( hluniu- for uddreHspi umec - on this project, given Club President Earl had taken advantage of the club's transportation offer to N Lbe 0 0 0 0 0 LEAN WESTERN FIRST CUT lbs. 00 6 -PACKS City, cpi aifl , a reports of workers stW are FLA. GRADE "A" FAMILY PACK I 0 a Report sutte4 a dviaut~ delivery stow iwpinJfl. %vill Ill a La 1 aa I lii $ b . the cincts 1, IA. and 18 to rot thome eligible to register before the Oct. 8 deadline. C NO. 303 $ 00 CANS 0 from of WaOl, and Orange at cornmunit Ps Major club effort In recent ,,. 1 in th D s'.a°a ks h t been contartin all unra gist'raI raidenta of pre- l 1 AflO!,0 PURE aatifl part, Deland to register. Although CANS U 00 Beard announced ficel, '"'' CRUSHED 1 L in Sanford aziul which rcu CUT GREEN PO but for I______ DOL rineppie Seminole County will he offered un opportunity tio ZIP codu their muiling listt~ durin;r Ortnher, Postmaster Geche nioMi often, . ... C &SID NO. 2 $100 ZIP Serv ces curt1z . .. FLA. GRADE "A" MEDIUM 00 NO I iitutitd" . ii 98 GOLDEN CREAM . lteylioldh, devotions. "iii' ;IIaMtage - -Iry - ..•. . i... Alm. Johll DOWOM, htldrPt and finatice, an(] Mrs. Alairguret Letter • ..'. •• _11 4V Cliff ord ClitcL-. publicutions; Residents- . -. "PATRICK CUDAHY" CANNED Th o ni nit, By -- . Householder. yearbook; Alms. Offered •.. •• _ r , . hicity; Mrs. PuvukchisL, study discusainns; '1 . Mrs. Wil- Segreat, safety, Mr ira current was due, in oraiiii.atinn Ilary ... dolible mmhrrhip en the club openin g r,haor earning (a' n . than tha' tun . ,.. . . . . Jh r L ... ]jItWTOflCC program; •. •__ . tarzan; Mrs. Dan Copeland, Swofford, . Sit. or rueetin . ,. Airs. Edgar Lyons, purliameniary; him. Patrick lLiuzzi, hitlegislative; Mrs. / . a - / t' John , hairmnn, . s . k.''L i ":\.. — - ., A .. .: . . Sh ou ld er ROUND PavelehaL, viet Jiresident; Canton Hanley , ev• mid vies president, Airs. Petei L tic ecretar. ant Alm. •Io i. flowet, treasurer.. Committee chairmen art iur I korahner, hoSpI%ailit3., Airs. Ronnie Itichards membership; . I .. i p I)# J.iihips in th, FLAVOR-AGED BEEF A meeting of tit(. execumf 1cmrnt Drive. Altamonte. Officers of the council 603 Totals Rouse, beginning with a hn!.- Mrs. M 111 -A Fir zi of 1A. L. Zicrmn. hnve been proA-18, }3 ,rIh - AF REMVED ) ittrnrh To It t ri, Mbr .-. .............--' - . .- . - .- - - . - - . - ..- . - .• .• . -. • - 5 . �a -S-- - S - S . . ----,. - . - . -.',- •. Irli , -- I(, .. . t ., _________,.-_----_,_. . '4b' .&,. _* .. - '.. • - ' , - - - - - - . _ * ,1q. _ Let S 11 unt r 1 eiy C H "Hold on Tight, It May Get a Little Rough in Spots!" ai Now with the dove season imderwny The courteous and most proper way hundreds oi ilmrods will take to the to hunt on an Individual's land is to field around Leffler Field, 200 acres first gain permission from the owner. in Seminole County, south of Sanford on SR 419 and the T. G. Lee field, about Even though the land may not be prop1,500 acres in Orange county, on orly posted to prohibit hunting, the Judge's Road. They will be seeking a landowner's perinissurn must be sought prior to taking game on prepared land. bag limit of 12 birds. Hunting is a grand sport enjoyed by We were reminded by members of the Sportsmen's Asnciatrnn that the thousands Yet each year the great following make it most difficult for majority of nimrods have many prime the real ardent dove bunter to enjoy hunting spots removed from use because a few th oughtless individuals th e sport. Dr. Cranes y Worry Clinic I ___ I l).i . I 4j.)b - .ii - -. PP10E rjxt, THPU riIC41R . I - People's Right .. . ___•1,•. 414 at a . 24-ax. . r&'4 you this .. 3 . . ..rom I ey Inne,ware 0 TROPICAL STRAWBERRY I ASTOR., 48-or, . 79~ PEANUT.. Regular .. / ', ;,'/ 20-oz. B.'-4 DIXIE DARLING Is 0 25~ The Lighter Side 12o-. . . . . . DIXIE DALI'4G iq' F .01i. C1AY! AAIYF S 4/1. . . . . - , .. No. 4/'Ie 2½ Con STOKELY SLICED & HAy. All Peaches ineapp e Ju'i'ce • • • • • • 3921 . .46-or. DOLE 12-or. CRACKIN' GOOD , , No. /2 Can LYKES V'i'enna Sausage P.ilor 29 , T* No. 2½ Con VAN 4/sle • • •• CAMP 1.0-9 Pork & Beans. 4/1. . . . 7oz.,. Save 2O 59 DOZ, .. . 6/'I. .No. 303 Can ASTOR iny $ rlqw%f ee CRACKIN GOOD /$I REGULAR At n aise . . . . Y Large Eggs 2-Lb. Pkg. CRACKIN CRACKIN' GOOD PARTY ASST. ' SUPERBRAND GR. IAH ALL WHITE FRESH FIA. FAMILY "r. " I .,.""".,~') ~' r ill" 11 . . JUMBO'EGAL PRINT PeuIar 29 Regular 2/45w Instant Loaf Bread 2./49 1000 - Dick West I. 10-or. NESCAFE Hard Rolls %~;/~, , r Ff, 3/'I. Iv% a v I o n DARLING FRENCH Plus 25 free Stamps . ' IX ' 6"'. Frostinis. Rrutr REGULAR 59.,Qts. DEEP SOUTH - ""7'"' '/2'$' ", // //' / , Order I . 1• • • • I 14100MEN . 1 Ing n Choco t 'A4 ';'/'/' i irArICA r. .48-or, MAZOLA. .Lim,t 1 Of Your Choice With $5.00 Order DOO1DdNGERMAN 9-ct. DIXIE / :~;,~ " o~ \;,;/z% "I/ ~ '' . 59 BAKERY FRESH With $5.00 Your Choice / /'', // ///~(/// "/, / / / '1~ 0 I , ,~,,~~',~~/ -', "'''".-.,/, '"'", "'W 'Y''J. / , , , -~,2 ,~, "I%j," - ~~, , -'~ . :::, //,,//~/!'~',~,'~""~'~,//~~i', ,I/ ~' , , ,., , " ~:~;/,j /' Z, ,' 11%, 1~ ,111/1/"". 111/11,"","///, .~,-, - - - /.". , . , , " " """'' ""'' ,:,:,/ Peufeir 2s. 0 ri nkc 1 Of I Puff R*inse.. 59~ S Limit 10.0*. ASTOR INSTANT i i / 1, '84k A&IRgs 1111 2O) . Letters Po t ca Feu U.i.,i (Sc,. Regular 69.. ,-Gol. STALEY STA ov Lyle C. Wilson Says: ' il' / 12/$1. LOW CALORIE & REGULAR ALL FLAVORS Regular Charcoal ••• C 89~ flutter Cups 49~ 14.or. REESE 1 ToThe Ed / NEVEe*fO#E L011'Pi/OF 20-lb. SPARK? CHARCOAL Briquets - .... / / ..;, " There's no 11mit - e . with a $10 purchase you can got Preserves. • 49~ Chk . . Butter Plate & 1, featured for lust 9. For each $5 In grocery put. . . .- i . beaut'l*ful bone whi # S. . F - Broad (" 0 1.,,.-J I e. . 0001W -0 WO re bringi ,- .. SM-000 ,1149"A 0 i;-~--Iit 3 .~: -ik C k t!: .,illt . ,1 / ,' WHITI IONI , '~' , __________ . I I 1111(M I - 6,qMaL '4 64.*. 6% &K4 InJ 4TO, 61 .-_. ____ \ ~n - . . Know- )jI V4 %, I ( . - -. TWOS week kiOW .,; . . ne w / / / a, *' . .___ I 'I --. 4. ----- i" ., . . ____ 4 ~ . ____ ____ _____ __ r ell .. .. ____ rj i 4' ___ •.•. 4.1 SAV . e . PEEVED QUAP-IflTY PIGI1Tg 00 felice is i twin for a chronic turn their attention to themalcoholic, except that Ronace selves, especially in the erotic Is fkiohig into excessive good realm. And then they nia panic. saiLs, whereas the drunkard th eir wife Is probably it For Is runnIng toward John liar1. layciwn. beping to hide behind stodgy, moth erly' old smil l ..-. .. And their own physics] 'vigor a whiskey flask You compla'4 .. cent wives better wake up is not as great as when they fast it year mate is nearing were 21. Moreover, they are njtw chn" the 44h.mark Send for the 1 1neling th eir erotic verve Into booklet l*Inw! Several farmers and land-owners were not fair with property owners. . CASE A-S4: Horace Z., aged business planning and th e many Enjoying the sport of field shooting complained last year that many hunters S 41. Is a dynamo of civic lender- headaches incident to operating caused them a great deal of unneces- is like driving.. .safety is a prime faca factory or professional pracship. sary work due to thoughtless behavior. tor. Drinking during a shoot is a form •2 ..... ;. -. . tic-e, farm or retail store, -. Dr. Crane," " his wife protestMajor complaints reported were fir- of suicide. Careless handling of weapons . APIpPflF,Z th ed. "Horace Is away from home So ey suddenly realize they ing too close to homes, littering fields should not be permitted by the majorare rather platonic. almost every night, Ao with paper and other debris, trampling ity enjoying an outing. % This usually' shocks them into "But It Isn't because he Added to the wishes of a banner seathrough field unconcerned that they an attempt to revive their foedrinks with or is carousing damaged plowed rows or planted crop, son we may hope for an accident free mor courtship emotions. some pals. year in Seminole County. and mans other legitimate coinplamts the average wife dciesn't But "For Horace Is active in so .;k many constructive projects, like sense th e danger of th is crisis, 1 . th e Boy Scouts, the YMCA and so she may irritably' or sleepily IV , "' . i exclaim, "Oh Horace, act your lodge or church groups, . - PP o %Th 0. I ]" .. he age!" "If It isn't banquets, th en ..4 1. .-. 7.'.-, ~I ,.,: ,.. "~~ '', Well, that is th e proverbial must preside at committee -!. ; , ..:... ; ,~ 1, .. ", ,:N. .'110 .... .. : , .. meetings or help in raising straw that sends such a fearful We have been criticized by county, just as it is nobody's business what It j ,, . husband into a sex panic. funds. school and city officials for publicizing the chairman of the board of the Flo.. So he may run away from "So the children and I hardsalaries of our officials in "Around The rids State Bank makes or Sam Jones . ly see him, except for Sunday home to parts unknown, as 35.driving his taxi on First Clock." fr, I' 1. do each year. oon husbands dinner. Salaries take up the majority of our Some of them ask: Why? 1. Or he may flee into drunkeaAnd I fear his heal th will " b. It's not your business, county, school and city budgets. break under this excessive ness to hide from his terror, ..: "IWhy don't you publish Mr. Vershel's We feel despite the abuse Mr. Vershel Or he may become a reckless strain. has been subjected to that in the long salary? .. speedster with his Cal' "Besides, I feel th at we are gambler, Well of course the main reason is run he is doing a public service to the dedicated poker player or becoming a platonic couple, or we feel the public has a right to know taxpayers. bowling alley addict. tOO." There is nothing else to say. . .except where their tax moneys go. Horace is another example of Again, he may rush into exMr. Vershel does not work for the the majority of the complaints do not P eessive good works to deceive the escape mechanism. taxpayers but for a private institution come from the taxpayers but from the Into good his wife into thinking his lack But be is fleeing and so his salary is nobody's business off icials th emselves. Bruce iOSSOt - R ay works with such excessive zeal of affection Is Imply due to th at a psychiatrist would mm- his extreme fatigue from being at civic meetings every nightmediately grow suspicious. So you wives should become Perhaps you recall ShakeAnd Register Vote superb Ware's warning about better analysts of your busPolitical Notebook band's emotions. Pick up your "protesting too much?" .. WASHINGTON (NEA) - I Red Chinese elements in these I to work more closely with -the Well, when a married man cues when he tries to revive Register in the party of your choice orship of Maine by, just 488 votes in ussians or oppose them more past 40 begins to burn himself your courtship ardor. on- I national Communist partie . and vote! our last gubernatorial election. S iet Regardlesb of whether Mac) vigorously, Mao and Lin are out In zealous devotion to moral And by all means send for One vote DOES count, every vote A state legislator in Connecticut won strutions in front of the Tiw-tung ttle the booklet "How to Prevent a and li works, grow a Lin Plan intend not about to trust the Kremlin. and civic counts . . . and there have been hundembassy in Peking had two exact" one h is PIfl1UY electi on '! Platonic Marriage," enclosing a suspicious. reds of elections to prove it. major objectives. For many such men are flee- long stamped, return en velope, The late John F. Kennedy won the vote. Some six weeks later, he won his One was obvious. There are a ing from a secret terror that plus 20 cents. presidency in 1960 by less than one general election, again by just one vote. large number of Communists in they are on the shelf, sexually. (Always write to Dr. Crane vote per precinct, nationwide. Are you registered to vote? Red China's upper ranks who Note how Horace's wife has in care of this newspaper, en. Karl Itolvaag became governor of Don't be a stay-at-home and let some.. iti strong attachment to Rus.. 1 Intimated this fact when she dosing a long stamped, ad. Minnesota by only 91 votes out of a one else decide the fate of your state sian communism. Some see need or says their marriage is largely dressed envelope and 2$ cents ~ and your nation . . . register and vote, for Soviet military and CCflflOfll total of 1.3 million. I I to cover typing and printing Ed He era ra ld: . more an winning, there ma y platonic. John R. Reed retained the govern- American Citizen it! aid. Some are emotionally atbeen married costs when you send for one jiiUfl,, have you for your ed1tori..l also be losing winch is more When men tached to the Soviet hitoricully ey often of his booklets.) as the "mother" of communism. of Oct. concerning the support difficult. wining or teaching a for 15 or 20 years, th of our A th letic Teams. As presSome like the Soviet approach, ident of the Seminole Boosters team to lose with grace and It is . known that Mao Tse- Club, I have felt the need to good sportsmanship? Alter a Umg and Liii Piso see this Oiflc)- express this same thought. in loss, the coaj and team must tlonal attachment to the So'itt the last few days I have been 'ihuke it off" and return the as a . K LBJ R l d l weakness. it lowers wondering just what to say and next week with new and greater their own authority within to say it. Lot me supple. determination. how Bobby watchers and Lyndon try served the Ivy League Ken- the administration and deprived China, it leads to too much mont your thought. A coach and a team can't do watchers may now obtain a ned3l's as vice President of the of any major responsibility of trust In the Soviet Union. Before the current football it alone. We can parade up and I would remind you, bowin WASHINGTON (UPI) written record of the events United BtUtSS. Lin Pzao believes iersonal1 season started, Coach Metts down the decision. These were difficult street proclaiming his constant quest for new ever, that the light bulb Itself which propelled President John. The story of bow LBJ and duvi for Lyndon Iohnson Baker that It is not Wise to trust any told the Kiwanis Club th what a sorry coach Buck Mettz sources of energy, man has at.son and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy EFK came to be the way they • S country too much, whether it's am might win only atththis was an in efficient mea ns of ree is, or Ralph Stumpf, or Dick tempted to harness the tides of toward their present relation- are has been told by Leonard breaks h s hook into three see- enemy, neutral or ally, games. Of course this is typical Williams, or Boyle or the ocean, th e rays of the sun iliumin atio before Edison be. ship of mutual suspicion and Baker, a Washington newsman, tions: Mao and Liii thus feel the of a coach. Predict the worst whomever, andGrey sure enough he and the earth's underground gun working on his modeL In a book, "The Johnson -ift(fl, the search for a role. need to destroy these distrust attachand if you do better you've had will be a sorry coach with a steam. Some day, if the experiments In this political loud there Eclipse," published at 5.95 by -11162, the shadow of Robert nienta, thus one reason for the a good season. No one really sorry team. Or, we can "AcI began this summer live up to are persona] overtones. The the Macmilan Co. There is, however, one podemonstrations at the Soviet believed him anyway. F. Kenn edy. centuate th e Positive," boost their promise, I may become tenor of the Lyndon - Bobby Baker seeks to codify in fact -196, the Johnson eciipe. embassy. We tend to overlook many of the coach, boost the team, and Lential power source that has as the Edison of the relationship was fixed during the substantial Washington gusthus far gone untapped. I re. (This pressure for anti-Soviet the responsibilities of a coach. win, lose or draw The first section is Baker's we'll have a fer to the harnessing of bean speckled butterbean. the approximately three years sip of Johnson's vice presiden- version of LIIJ'a effort to find demonstrations will not prevent Naturally everyone After I read that item about during which the prnlesslnnul tiul years when he was unloved, NOW Frontier employment suit.- Mao and Lin from making an fl&. No one likes likes a win- couch and a team of which we sprouts. to win more can be proud. bean plants producing faint rustic from the' Texas 11111 coun- without first class status in able to his ambition, his lust alliance of Convenience with than the Not being of a scientific couch. But there's Bert B. Hollingsworth bent myself, 1 was not aware curren ts of electricity, I plantplantWUSCUW 11 they neileve it will for power and his need to ed several varieties of legumes th at such until fairly recently suade John F. Kennedy to keep serve their purposes. The old i potential even existed. My " ThY backyard "victory" alliance with the Soviet Union I him on the ticket in 11jG4. awakening came from a short garden. To the route of each Baker discovori the shadow Was just such u useful alliunce. type I attached two strands of iusaage in an otherwise Of Unhurt F. Kennedy falling on There was possibly a second °PP" wire. citing article on electricity. LILI in 1D to chill hi day, purpose for the demonstrations, I 'h sruip beans, navy beans, "A growing bean plant sends freeze his nights and ob'icure A defector from the Hungarpinto 1Uus and hue beans all out currents to its bottom-most his future. The mutual diare- 31111 secret police makes this I)2'OVed disappointing, possibly roots where cells are most acgurd of the two politicians be- possibility clear in hi report' NEW YORK (AP) because I had one wire on AC One of a piece of burnt toast and push ILively dividing," it sa id. "The on a Communist. demonstration ii gun to develop during the Slid one on DC. Or per. uu mysteries is what a him out the front door." currents are weak; about 100 "jots pre - convention presidential 0?) Viet Nani before the U.S. 11 1iji I had two roots with bean roots billion would be campaign. It came to a boil legation in Hungary last. year. modern wife does after fixing "Well, how about the ens. needed to light negative charges hooked to. a 100-watt The Hungarian Security and her hubby's breakfast in the that don't jump back in bed?" during the nominating th ge or,, bulb." Intelligence Service planned the morning. tion. However, when I would That is pretty weak all If you ask her, she will flutter "They're even worse.' said "The Johnson Eclipse" finds demonstration in co-ordination her pretty eyelashes and touch young man. th e wires on th e speckled right. So much no that the uvreply, the with the Communist party and the permanent eruption orage person, lacking vision, butterbeans, 1 would seem to cleaning the house. of "What do they do?" feeling between Johnsonand other brunches of the' govern- course." "They dye their hair, and probably would regard the get a slight tingle, Robert. Kennedy to have begun mont. A huge suni of money The other day while waiting 1 haven't the resources to to figure out what they can take bean stalk as an impractical carry on alone, but was allocated in advance to pay catch a bus to go to work I fell in 11.82 when President if the U.S. power supply, for damages. back and exchange at the de nedy became displeased ,Agriculture department will into idle conversation with You likely would need a achievements of the Committee The purpose, said Luazlo young diaper deliveryman. partment store, and call up bean field half the size of tithe over the experiment, I on Equal tmpinyment Oppor- Szbo, the defector, a former "This job has wrecked me for their bookies to make bets Texas just to operate your it can eventually tunity CEEO of which J ohnson niUJUT 111 the Hungarian Securi- marriage," he volunteered. "I'll and-" develop a high voltage butterelectric tooth brush. was chairman. CEEO was supty and intelligence Service, WU bean. never get married." "Make bets?" 1 posed to compel government "to use the confusion to break "That so? Why?" Youcan easily imagine what 'Yeah, most of them are too that would do for the rural contractors and government do- Into the American legation and "Because I've learned to lazy to go to the track." Quiz partunints to give Negroes a grab some material - flies and much about women - 1 mean "Do they do anything else?" electrification progra m. Every fair break in employment and such. vegetable patch would become too much about what they really "Mister, you wouldn't believe Q-Whut is a fiscal year? promotion. it was Ineffective. "Security officers, almost all tire." the half of what they do. They A-Any 12 consecutive l' generating plant. "h1i' Wits your crop this Instead of calling on Johnson to the staff of the Hungarian Sc"What are they really?" I put on a robe and gather at a 5aii1nth WrmM months used as a period of fi(711w make the committee function, curity and intelligence Service asked. neighbor's for a coffee klatch. nancial accounting by an mdlvi- year, Farmer Brown?" President Kennedy passed the subsection handling the Anion- "They're hypocrites. Believe And it ain't always just for cot- dual or a corporation. it may "1 got 16 kilowatts to the Page 6 Sanfurd Herad Oct. 5, 1966 word to brother Robert. can legation were Put among me. I know. I see them when fee. They swill gin fizzes and or may not coincide with the ' l'IGII A UuII.t%%. sn'si.a A N D MiIuI.pHk "in this session with the the demonstrators for this pur- they are off guard, and 1111 out of laugh at what fools they've got calendar year. FUAK 'Ih$.'SSI.SP.i. Utre.ilsie - C.'S1 pose. But they could not man. 100 are hypocrites." Johnsoncommittee and in fur husbands." LAHIl % iU'IWL UftuiH,l £S,5&* P.uU AeuclUte E.tIILOr £d•rt$aIzig Director second session a few weeks age It. They could not find any "How's that?" The young man left to make a the "Lady Elgin," rsuw %, A P4 t'*ii.T "Well, you opportunity to set' that apartment delivery, and reaching in my legendary ship of Great Lakes later, Robert Kennedy break Wbs di. MM n,gIn Edit Manager house over there?" he said, pocket I found I had left my 1101115 WI1.1,l*I rect and brutal," The ides of the Soviet JA SIE song and folklore, a real ship? EdILIII security pointing at a nearby building. money in another suit. Business Miiasgsr and the Hungarian Direct and bruising confronby WALTER C. PARKES litErI'sIc *is'ris A-Yes, the song eornmemo• PNI1I 'aLLS There are 1.20 families living in Back I went and rang the bell tution ident tsli.Igsnce service says Szabo between the Pre s Cit y , la r bills will soon be Two-dol meLlupt. rates a wreck on Lake Michigan Jijuli WIlI.15 ii tIUL and the senator has become always ".nijte penetrate, It. All the wives are sending to my apartment. My wife in 1860. Many li ves were lost a thing of the put, says a Cnuty Editor Stall Photographer their husbands off to earn them Frances came to the door with now a way of life but under ponetr*te." Treasury Department relsase, Puiiissti.'n living. But If the husbands the phone In her hand but she In the disaster. c,.eupt MIUVCI, buudw' and Christmas; publ.b.d vastly changed conditions. Their The Red Chinese use poaibIy and you can bet on It. Sat urday pr.eødi(ig ' came back half an hour later, said it wasn't the bookie she confrontation has emerged from the same ' . Q-Wbo was the first woman do you think they'd find was calling but somebody else. 5U&lI1IU5 a*i'es the seclusion of a comwlttee As of now, there is a great what fellow who's too quick Burn. !eIIVm?') their wives doing?" the Wa.k room. It plays now to standing deal of tension between There was a delicious smell to receive a pension from thie on e th draw usually shouts hi. the "Why, probably cleaning up coining from the stove, but she U.S. government? a, man hraluLE IThTI' **1 01'$1t Union room only on a and Red national stage Soviet China. 36e 'A auk bank account. $10 00 i .it.s , fih hniiue" T vflhIIrS.d ,,..,4 f,.., . ..... A-Margaret Corbin, heroine ,,U. •L u,,....,'. IVi WV, LI WU.b WUU jj • to an international oudience for Repeated reports are beard of SOt) $ Muntte l of the American Revolutionary 1 ha. You some liver she was warming for 1.50 1 bhontba 100 1 Soviet troop concentrations 00 the highest possible suiites. 1.00 1 Month make me laugh." War. A monument Is erected to 1.00 1 Month the cat. Johnson and Kennedy are the long western borders of V- S Postal Regulation. Provide that all siaM auor$pUoa b. paid 1i1liofl "Well, what her would they be memory at West Point, 5• "Are you crazy or something, In playing for power to control the lIed China. doing?" Rover" he asked. "Go on to N.Y. People By 1981 'l'ha. Bed 11U0S1 may not b Tb. kI.'siO l a meimti.r o f the Aa.iaott.$ pr wgi siim.a lives of their felow citizens and "Everything but. cleaning up Q-liow does a silk thread work." NEW DELHI (A?) - Clt 5UIU.I%'.'V LV the UI 101 r.pubfla.tlan 01 5.11 Lbe toesi newsprinted through the to direct the certain what the Russians are the house." *11 U'ss UrW.pa$ar compare in strength with a officials estimate the capital!. "Why?" course of civilized man to ruin pinflizg and feel the used to ____ as?" "Why?" she asked. "Why, (i Isteel wire of equal size? pupulution will reach 6.6 mU. 5uu0v' las. LIctu*mr 11, $10 Si Lb. Plmt UtfIO• or to realization of the dreams know. They Slat) may want to "Such "We ll , must of them have I can start cleaning the house, t bsitura. "ourlda. utider tut *01 of Congress of Match 1. liSt, A-it is two-thirds as strong. siun by 1081 tend that three muof 1000 years. Baker's story is know Russia's intentions in probably jumped right buck in silly." lion persons will be without 1'ss iart of aV malarial. sega or .4..rtl.tog of 1*15 d11105 about as It would be recalled by North Vet Nam, North Korea, bed for another snooze. They The basilurd Harain Well, I just don't know. Whom l's rprudiwC t any sisaDar with out Q-Whut city is tile greatest I adequate shelter becaust' of the and other countries think they've dune their main can a husband believe wr*II.n p.ruIlaaluV of time publisher of The individual anyone who was privileged to Japan the lwrse and mule market iii the sl ow iaije' of home construction firm aeap'u'.lbl" C ot aunt reit".dl'CtIui, wili be uuuaid.r.d ' sit in th e Washington press where Moscow bus buuu making work for the day when th give ey neighborhood diapernuin or his world? iutrwgaug Tb.' Ueratd's copyriiiit and will be laid 115.1iLo and shortage of building mugulury said watch it unfold. headway recently in fighting their husband a bawling out and wile? -aiego SUUu: LA. iaw. A-East 5L Louis, Zilinuig. I terial, . .--" ' '- - -. 1~ -_. . --.-. -e bY9W*45', - 49 size iOR BLADES $1.49 ANTISEPTIC LISTERINE SS. . Regular ai . . UUUI, TWIN PAK CRACKN' FIVE STAR ASST. Plus 50 Free Stamps GOOD 1 1-or. CRACKIN' G000 CORN.. Plus 25 Fr" Sten's 61/i-or. CRACKIN' GOOD CHEESE.. PIus 25 Free Stomps POTATO,. COOKIES 390 FIG BARS 390 COOKIES 390 CHIPS . 0 590 CURLS.. 39, CHIPS. 490 . - . i D'J I %Arm DV I I little Myster)7 - Barbs ,, or Advsrttatn bucIet .. briatmas. v.. £s - on H 'i j U. PILLSBURY OR BA-LARD SWEETMILK OR . BUTTERMILK CAN 12-ox. Pkg. TARNOW p Re g ular 1-1b. Pkg. EAT-RITE • 69 ...COPELAWD PORK 14-or, CUP W-D LAS. U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF SHORT U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF PLATE . . . . SLICED BRAND PALMETTO FARMS PIMENTO eners . . . 1.Ib. CUP SUPERURAND COTTAGE LB. ... ALL FLAVORS THRIFTY MAID McINTOSH or JONATHAN HALF • GALLON 49? BAG 6-ox. Can . wwwwwouI VINE RIPENED TOP YAWl STAMPS ' 1 o1 -':0I TOP VAWEST AA%PS •4'-4 .. , -..-' _.-' -. 161 " °,d' 4-aiL 0:;... Great Shakes C$OCOI.ATIC VANIt..*.A S000 THSV OC?.S II AT LOCAl. WI$M.1414I1 I • 00000000owdi-MMONOW0004 ASTOR TOP VALUB STAMPS h b'-'- .s oss 40-or. JAM 3 S L DII.? SOUTH .____.1 PUflWI MVIWT II8 Slack Pepper I I 5000 TH5U •CT.S I I AT Tomatoes Potatoes "LAL W1840-61sis I. @ MILD SWEET I IL TO ViMPS -- GOOD Irwilu AT LOCAL WINN-Wsis 4 LBS. , 49 LBS. a U. S. NO. I YIELLOVPD I .. i e.iiiPhil. BAG . "TI-E REAL THING" ASTOR ORANGE JUICE 6/950 10'og. I90 baaas 2 Rut I o n ons 3 39 4osI'siANTP,' W HITS! ON SLUI S*QW UVUIIPI 5 - L 2 s. 49? rxe. I GA. RID U. S. NO. I SWEET 6 naiLer M•raIt U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND FULL CUT BONELESS I ki CI if' C N flf 0 V i,..'..j ii 12-or. Pkg... BORDEN'S INDIVIDUAL WRAP SLICED aflwaisor. or I y4 Reg. $1.79.. HONEYSUCKLE SLICES OF jj 4 rjicr% U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF 10 O U. S. CHO4CE W-D BRAND E-Z CARVE - Quick .43~ Chuck RoastLI _ (11CC 0 U. lI1IJ Sirloin Steak 93? U. Lb. e ROASTLb 49 CHOPS 79? Round Steak 33 1 68 Cheese,. .. 49i xib Ro ast 3 Turkey. 3? , Biscuits.. 4/390 Sausage.. LB. 59 Gr. Beef 3 45~ Cheese 69 Wi L B . 28? Ribs 38 11ologna 490 Cheese.... 33o Stew APPLES.. 449 ICE MILK. LB Hal Boyle Says certain U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF SUNNYLAND SMOKED WHOLE Pig. FRESH FROZEN RASPBERRIES MORtON ALL FLAVORS C-ur.) OR Strawberries 4/51. Dinners 10ui ASTOR PKG, HOWARD JOI4NON CORN stees Too IA -- 0-05, iijri . . . . nt&,-,a Ave. & 26th Ave. & 3rd St. . l0-oz. ASTOR . 'PPtD 2/89 Broccoli . . . 5/$Is I0-uz, AS R 5/51. Brussel Sprouts 5/51. 5/51. Succotash iQ-.i. ASTOR ---. Fry Potatoes 400 3 I0-i. LIUY If),,. A1AI) 4/51. Baby Limas o1&. . Iii'4iiiit. ifluIqK mcb . . . 29vGreen Peas ror,'l%..Il I~ Hlbw.y 1742. L..gw..d . MEAT (Ecpt . i ai o Out... Out. 1. Plrst St. - - piii I. 1! .I I - 5/Si. . . -t1Wltpu1aIj* 2* e:4 :tr# L. - "h ii I 2 thU'I '10iii I l i : ; 1 i " ! . 1C.rl---. ~-;.rv. ! L * " - ' I ~, , I A; .' :4* . .-4 - r 5. "' - -5----- __ ____ -, -,J,.__Sn -5--.-- - 4 - . ,....... .. : -. S '-'-' it_i I 9 C 4, ,/ -.-- - -- - '., -.- . . ,,' ' A ' �--. - ___ _ . .---_--0.0 - - LCL 1ThJI U - • ' • - - . .• . . jJ.. _S . - .S. • _ U. -. - -.'.".' - a k?~'I I - , Wait And See rt,rnrd for tbprihtI of otlwrF.. By LB. THOMAS 3R. M.57ris bome t:rRining and had taste in the superlative, degree. eturned home fOC'1fl * To tbo individuals who are m tour of duty in Viot Nsim. Be grn1t for ynu to rut ld othor thV to the (fltI VOUT$Q1VP1 i v1 icm. "Thainks I place. We 11Ff5 StIFf' you would )imnP Lord above flflt *ppr& axe it If somentit' have served and nekM :r As in SOUth Nriat 11Th help pro. stood me Uct our country and South fains. They Viet Nam against Communism," just its you, therefnru fllr~ bnvr a right. to Pee ARM. said the youtkful soldier. Eta medals mclude the Viet Nam f' )am Service Medal, ,vided for your comfort. ploase Cam.-mign and Nati ___ _____ , upe them. ferdla. The Crooms alumnus will be .. . Stationed tn Part HamiltM4 N, . -~,,,L . 11 ~ F Y ' COIttDIn' . I 1 I~ . ; . ". . . . tiold cordial invitation to sittend their annual Women's Day . . I . I program Sunday HARPER DOUGLAS in Theme "Women in Christian addition to his duties as Service." Services begin fit 21 : I, am and Ii pm Rev I In obaeianee of BttOT Womanhood Month," the WOflWfl !1 Iof St. 3ohn Baptist Church, corof 10th and Cvprerni, hsvr I i, I ,$ 1 . .,, ; 4 I 1, F. : 0 t I i -" ? I i , :1 I I ? I 4 .? V - - • V 11 5- ~ wb",e - i . gram is slated for Nov. 25. From left nre Lt. R. E. White, Jr., GRiley, --%--tt- &V a - -- ',- V. _. - . I——...... t .I ), , I I 1.r.__1_.,,_, _____ - -_ - I ::-=- __ .:__.= I A- *__----. i- I - _______________ ,A ) ~. I . . - ---. nz-rw I',.-)nO[ 11 NOMMEENNOMM - -- ._. .. - •, , -!,-.------.'- - . WE"Wo. _w _ next I .... L 7--'_1 Z: I-__. -.____ !. . -- zn~ ;I , ,_!,_,_.x_ , , -6 41 + $750.00 -. -. C_ -A%&," __ - .. ---- _:... - -- - - - • -+ 'i - t75Q 00 • - _ r- r.- 1 I ' 1 --. . 1A Vt.rv sorry we.tL. • that Mrs. L. B. (Mat- looking for the silver lining of their entry pital Eye Buni, Assuciutimn. tic) Mann is a patient at tile the clouds and when -you have found It. continue to look at it Unit*td Florida Medicu] Re- luenj hospital. We hope she will radier than at tile leaden gray seAmb and USO. be hurne snon and out working in the middle. it W ill help You The agencies are main cogs what vur rommunity would Itt- much improved at this time. t., 11. For Flyer-Hero 4 I 1. -k ~ .; 7. L -A, , .- Security * ** FOR AMERICANS RICAN First Baptist Church of Lake sweetheart. the rights Monroe. Mrs. Chambers s a Miss .Adamich. a chemistry' servlttlfln COncerning persons fail to respectof others at the foutball Values. waclier at the LuLe Monroe rt~enrch assistant at Stanford Those students who stand up school. Rev. Chambers ahuo is U niversit y told newsmen Tuesand block the view of many who blessed with a muaical ta lent day: "1 will never marry L. ee the action. in t the cmgregation enj'ys Dieter Dingier. hie' • Very glad to We just could never UIftTI'Y 'When they are asked to sit, very much. thJr attiture is most negative, say that Mn. M (Edith) Han' now." j;uch reflects a complete dii.- wn is now hume after under- L+ngler. ?X. a Na% going surgen., at the locul huh- nounevi last week*end t1lat lie gallon of poison can pital. I looked in on her while and Mariam would wed Oct. 16. ILM e enMist, Adatilich bec destroy & malWa locusts. Twen- she war, there. Albo visited Mrfi. is ill there Vt gatec1 to the German born Dt!II ty years ago a gallon could McKunnes who in Ibaut * * * 25 YEARS * angled * * * * * * * * b . *** . . perfect for new babies birthdass_ eo tioni. The larger oomy ncW]19weds, college * * -- - EI 'T Saving. Bà Pu p ___ - 4.15%1 - - ' submitted to our Club." •i our Winner can advance through the judging btUgI$ up to the world finals, be will reCCI Ye' an expense paid trip to M siurl*y. E Boi,d. maiure Jester 1 7 yews. Yo., old fto.u/-s Soo. Sesràsi Do.4 WE - , V-j fg . U.S. Savings Bonds The V.E. Govertivient does not "Y •crv.c s •&PtTa$W1 hw . . .. saitö lb. 'raaip JIrr _J _ _. 1.+"', .1 new -, -- . ,., woo ____ !1:y1 - -J-I.. "• - - I teak II I 11 Liver -,'V So. 1411t Can TOMATOES 41 0 841100 'C(f.C%fRUr (:T I itrt Can 1 I A f . _. I. .11 4; GREEN BEANS 9 4 a 8/S1800 -17, k - -__..; "BRUCE'S" ru'r SWEET I • C BEANS 0 I ION goo MUO%'V POTATOES . R) l . 4/S1400 Lt , . 1 i 1' 'o 1011 Can SPAGHETTI i!~ 1 -Vit 31/2 Can 10/$1900 ; WESTERN CORN FED SLICED SMALL LEAN PORK HALF C on WHOLE NELESS ALL MEAT RFI'\F Tilt Cans MILK f LB. Bacon ut 7/St PAPER TOWELS LB. It IU fl J 0 41$1,100 f %1;1.\ 11~._~! 11f, C LBe 7U . a 1 CER NECK BONES 0 PIG FEET 0 HOG 6LBS f I I 1. .- -NORTHERN- .11L.11130 LB. I 000 GRITS ;-Lij. inq l 0 , 1 0 4 39c I 11 I '11 1 1 (\E' r Ffl I f' • , KS TURKEY FLOUR CHUNK NOLOGNA OR SMOKED ausage LB. 49 C COOKIES a a I a 4 43c 0 4 4 4 .. 00 LBS* 1 I FROZEN 'SI. K I \ ill MASITIC C111I.U FRENCH FRI • ES • a • . (1 01111.% 1% V • • . - . . St t I . nn SAVE MOST - . -.., - • . - "TOPP" COLA ~PRODUCE a a I . RED TOKAY - Gra- es 2 , It . -$-,I-. % 29c LBS. RE,sDY- TO SLICE . - Tomatoes ') f - C 9 • 3 - . . - , - 11 . ~01 HAVE 4N . 4. , A ~ -' '12.01. ' , ... I SCHOOLBOY I.B. les A . 4 CANS IMIT FOR ' LEAE PICNIC' S C CELLO BAG :1 - 3 PP ,, U.S. NO. I YELLOW • Q 3 LB. BAG a6.j -- ,. I I? C POT , .0. . E -- c DAIRY - - PIES I . I ~ CHICKEN . TURKEY BEEF -. 8.OL SIZE '" 11 00 NO 303 $ 1. . CANS 'lU,t!l' i4ItI" i401.II) f~ ., - P or . -- - C L.L) J. "J'll.J.i4IiIItY" •, GREEN FOR I-Il,. I'hg... 4/75c -- -e --C-.--- . LB. 'J0. 11111 ('an it -. , ,-. C c 4IZ I - ' ; .. miks away, by early 191j7, u P OLEO a a a a ttlephone conipuny Off h 1st an B I SCUITS . a 4/39 ziounced. ;"?` % - . 1 ROUND OR SIRLOIN 10/Sleffl 'flITF I .. , • TOMATO SAUCE ', I 10/sisoo - .. ,x1jecte(I to equiptijent is t enable direct dialing between 11ow6uy and New Delhi, 7W BUTTER r _- * (LIMIT: 2, PLEASE) JIOMIIA Y, India (AP)---Completiwi of all underground co. ø,&3j1, '0, jq 6 pre"aw W a V164AC £S_JI1V4IL Reserved Direct Dialing By '67 t . ,, _~ /-,, j , _. -P--@' . -., %" GEORGIA SWEET --- ---------- • i ! ~1~j I .,.;, A-.! ~ BEANS r'F ihl Fr) - X FT 1. ~' . PORK o 1~ I I, tertiatiunal both Annual Conveution fesr the final judging Of hiD esay in addition to the $1,000 awurd.1' 't ,iyGii 1 ..:.I:. I ; I PRICES GOOD THRU WED., OCT. 12 Chicago W attend the 1,101115 In. anteed to izease in value with age. Buy four cent of the essay's jiolnts will be devoted to content, ten perCent to organization, ten is-tent to style and five relTe,it Uuwlund said, "and three judges will - - ( -- 11 . .l••l••__% .ouo ui the insects hope these lathes will be home gltr btloie he left for Viet Nam ____ NOW- - ar ** into puinted to c,vuluute the entriel, ~ and assured returli you want Lor the po. ceeds of an inheritance cit a house sale. • * fiAll categories: sevelity-five per the ),our gift probl=L 7be smaUm ohm WO ' - s--- .- men GOOf 0fl " JUdWilig NVill "'.. I k -. . i .. essay form, not in V(led 5,000 words. You'll nd them sery helpful * * * * * * We would like to make an ob is supplying the pulpit of the Ath,niich, his pretty Yugoslav who I each attxp.c6viIy J*lNd. 1nlet. * * " Rev. Joe Chumbers July -.P0, is over. says. Marine I t we . without these indispensible' ser. Here to see her are her daughVirm STANFORD. Calif. (AP) ter, Mrs. E. H. (Carolyn' HanPlease let's make' a concerted kius. of Lakeland, and anus. The romance of Lt. (3g.) Dieter effort to help Seminole Cuunt' Jim. Carl and family. of Jack- Dengler, who escaped a Cornreach its goal. sunvllle. and Bob. of Sebastian munist prison vamp In Laos last 4. . fr *VM above. The products shown arc available ver ,0 buy in saviuP, try sbapping from the "M Or ._~r • Also in her flowers in the wheel that moves OUT fitted to the hospital is Mrs. over many hard places. county. They serve everyone' George (Fern) Boston- We wish regardless of race, color, or her a speedy recovery. • creed. So 'iilue.n yOU giVe, nVC Mrs. Clara MeKinney. omance generously. 'Sc hate to thini: still Ill at the hospital. is ver3' !F,,..; , , I What's more, your purchm demonWates .Next time you're in the market for a good D I A the Q Starmspangled Super Mar et the world's largest senice club organization, I. well qualified such a contest e said the world-wide reprisentation of Lions, the at.te.ntion given to international tween different nationalities and their participation hi iternatiomil humanitarian Progranis were credentials fo Patronage of the contest. Contestants should submit - • report sions for t he 1,000 prizes," Rowl and said. "Our Club's "inner ill ad- ationally, President Lindticy i L - I . No. :lnt (.an '' I 11 . . r _____ - . each and travel expenses petition in his or her effort to ______ . . .I*.- - SERIFS £ . jr -. - _,F .....%ft , , OLLAR BUYS - f. . IV I , "The Peace Essay Contest is divided into eight world divi. ' E . _______ with Lions Club' throughout the world Is sponsoring a world-wide essay contest for the world's youth on the most . I I . ., - teW ( _7 . .'-.- _~~. I 11,I— r ,- - I o 90W"l 11jhft I ft___ - - *r""r'Ir-w,--,4"--,--,---V-,.,.-V,3.l-,W-4&,PW . . ., plan for world pence by their . _______________________ III - ii - -i'jS& -. - LBO . ; announcing the contest locally today. f" _______ I I- young people will win this world-wide prestige award,09 -President Harold Ruw1and of the Sanford Lions Club said in -- _________ -- I Sponsor local, district and multiple district awards will be made. "We are hopeful one of our . I . $375.00 P1ASE) . IN I Youth of Snnfol base been to develop It (100 -. 111_ =10 -_ - ______ _______ '. ___ Emm" .., - I - -. \' .. . al"WIM-W SERIr.sE * __.____._.__ - - - Lions for the :ighniter Chicago, Illinois in July, 1967. At that time, the first prize winner will he choqen from the eight. Also, more than 20,000 lIIlWlIII1lIllIllft__-. ...'. .. . 1. . _. * - Is- III&A.L-f. , %.1111111111111 . .:- -, e t, - .&. - _-T '... GIANT I The contest offens $50,000 in total awards, including the $25,- I- - _____ - .1i I net by native ,Ne%v MaImpshire bears . Trading Ilost Ili North Woodstock, N.H. important world subject today optN~0~7q~-_ ..4. $75.00 C C 3,LB. MEATY LEAN ,Sanford Lions Club, together .im_ - . C LGE. luMP,, .; :,-. 37 50- ~r-j -. - 1 . I thrt 0 * * Want to con- I 1-lornrmakers. I T%lnnror if) nieniller out here. Lak( ~ County sponsort gratulate Herbert Muse. 'All'D IS t forget s our CU meeting, agenru s, niumt'l Âme nt an ce hlthflt of t h e LUL d on ' , Oct 13 at the Community Build c'ial Health Asuwuatioru Arth Monroe FTC) i Three. members ntis Foundation. Tiny -SoUth, an excellent iob us he is wtI1 Girls Clubs will be speakers and W oil-. Sheltered Central Florida iitlif it d for thus 1-k t ens also serve hoctessis Bonnie t.hnp, Cl.ildre s Horn. Sot n ts won wonderful group of -ill help him ill ally I %I good groomSamaritan Home, National wny Bambi Chesser on • Ed and Carrie possible. Council Crime and Dt'hriqueiH'y, L Olesbv g - were glad to have ing and manners, and Harris on cooking with honey. National Travelers Aid Associat weekend liope uF their guests to see every member tion, Red Croms, Su)vution their granddaughter. Mrs. CarArmy, Seminole County Juve- nlyn Butler. and tier son. of there. * I * Our thought this Get into the habit of nile Council, Seminole Count Jacksonville Mental Health, Seminole' Has- to 4~ . _'ia~ j___1r..4*VP_W-W1*1j -.__ .~~l N lmillifA~.=.-.. - -.1-1 I .. - .--.-1: - - D . On Peace Theme - - B C 1/2 G A L. EssayContest I e -1 - f.. . . I I -I . ,* .4 I . L , "" I 1 I 1.,.. , --- ; i - - AKE ~ L.' -1 I 1~ rtj t the glad to rt-porl Ketint-th McIntosh speak on cit"Juan und Angel hool the sc • Guest pastor at 'very we'll," said .- fiding in to izenstiip. ud Tha t tiius widened and I i tile Upsala Presbyterian Church I are most humvv a . •. 4-H achievement night lust urdas The br'ss utnd girls heard are glad he ictht1rt .. . I , , f ;. 1. -. .. 71"*.1_r___*f ~ all I - 0 33x=--jQ-F. dMh1k"dW* 2 A1 - __ - . .. - MIiiiiiiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1~560M.~r * *. . 1.1. - ---I _____ I_ , --..--=---L _Iv!_ =it!~ 1, i VHO'S srrri; Ili whose chair could he the qiietiiin hec. it's a mother, sitting, - L....._ - --- - '. .-.IIIIIIIIIIII11IIIIIIIIIINNNIIIIINEDF :111111falkam.,,~t _L, or .', - -- No "BONUS" P .. _x3ZE=a ;6hka - ________________ $1 8.75 LAYER ' ';-%!2!~1VNIZ'",',I,') D I .. - . . "I 4 + ;L '~! __________________________________________ 00100-00." ... DETERGENT "MONOGRAM" GERMAN CHOCOLATE I - .SF.111 F's E .- I- , 1. I ~I - t~-F - Z.,. - .. ..- , - . _-. = -=SERI E -M ,. __ I . ~ ,,, II - .:_ .. -_:_ '. 9~~~ 1. :''t. . ....- talk to the children. The group Ia short visit at home will re- , e / I area has ever had." .. / I I " ______ I . I .111,4,qtll best assistant state Attorney this (Herald Photo) 7 _- .. ...L "..' • Assistant State Attorney Dan - - . . I 1 e work of th lie commended warren stating "Warren is the _____ . a done sit the state ; . .. ,~,_ .., I It from Assistant Chief W. C Gaile, program chairman Gospel sing pro- -. Received : for ii ily speni thc wi-0--t-nd ill Pill"- 1 ]Vs bet-D Tweded 'whool, . , li*.)- with Marrarv:,!- 1) . s.' dore L. Johnson and his fiimihl. -h- il, d0ing Un a-re arc .110 an prou d of the large turnout at uute work; and teatthes fivt ceilent Jot)elieved moth rs ii lot of r eve rvone ... S ....... THRIFTY FArl Fairoloth uniii he (Ruhin) had tak-on evidence And names of gAng,sters to TAIIAhA%'R"- , ing the first 1)OOk Of fi&etf; son ptirch.q" A. 1,. Wil. kiclk-s off with 'Mayor Wilson and William Lee. ' V" .., AXX1 AL ku \ ight Sing sponsol ed b the Sanford Fire Department '" sheriff's office to tall it tilt! T3- 1 boys . and girls an walking. rid- ners. their son. Jim, hat; no%' ing bimcles and school buses. g atl hasic tr:In Sheriff Hobbs uisr) was th ere to lst mii nd after I .. I t Li --~M 1 he challenged, "when rimpAnt e ~ general is charged I attornry - Of Stepping in to clean things lip. With Florida ranking third in organi7.ed crime. there is much to be '. ..,. . ... I __ -= WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ 1111111111dwkw -- .. ... ~4.-_-~:I~!(V, ? .: -.- - 0- .,1 - ----.-=-- I appointed Deputy Bill Chandler i ., to stitrid puard on Lala, Monrot, I '11jr"'!: S. W. Dix, of DeLand. that ~ __ .1 - . i -0- '-. ce Be reports doinsr fine. are' adjusting Johnson. We . . uspd an overhead projector to, . • cluse per - , - - .. retary for S em in 0 1 e County following 100 per cent County school supervis- assessmftnL (Herald Photo) ors. Mri-Ei-T, 3anice Ashley, rim illustrate I Ile will takp a .seven-week course Capers, j.. titikS Both schools had this pro in missile and rocket training president, Shirley the children certain) • erly McClendon and Mrs. r A gram and with the Army. Smart boy. Florida bencfited much from this proAnd coming home cu Thomas attended the te r atte nd. just cannot be District TMCA leadership train I irig tilt. National Guard training 1 stressed enough. Wish it were e Saturda,.% lit Decamp at r- L. .1acksnn. S. C.. IS I a program on possible to have Sandrii jAnd High School. The group Tyner. Bet day Ht tjH- schouls and Larry ~ 2weived many useful idear. jit it even1 Tyner will be waitin' I (Burl;u rtainly It other lH('s Afterwards this conference glad tO (C' li t the station for him So ver • ed. e guests of Dr. th ey were th Clark and .lack Mann motored 1. V i psi.- tatinn are most appreciative :for the contribution. A note on the unif orms: They are most im ;iive )nt)ku . Is ' County Schon] right after the incident at the the Creams High School hand. . Board. came out along with hospital and I did not see B'. There were many persons in at Mrs. Glenn Mc-Call and Deputy I tenr in her eyes. Candy is the' tondance. ~ -:,1 I . He further wnrned or the dan-, c Schools are doing all they can as t tor. safety. Last Friday. nt cha brave little gal did not ("en on ' • pci exercises they had a pro flinch when the two broken Club sponsorgram on It. Fred Ganas, who places were rebroLen and set Los Bon Antic of health. aga superintendent the' the to aid iii dance' ad a benefit in by the doctor. I saw her I purcbRsing of the uniforms for physical education and safety of Bev B B Whitehuret -_Z. l%et u attend; your presenre will be I am very . glad to .see thnt the 1 had the mi.qfnrtunp or falling' greatly appreciated. Mrs. Mat- Lake Monroe and Paola Wilson and breaking tier arm the other ~ " ~T . - planned a "Fashion Tea" Sunday ftnm 4 to 6 p-M. Them wiU be attractive wnm- t. , .11i . !" MRS. MARY Hill is see- as those experienced in Duval ~ (for school wrsonTie1 of Seminole County). (Herald Photo) ___ ,._ I : .,,,I-,_ a I 1 the DeRary ReptiblicAn Club. e pointed out organ 7Pd crime in Miami had rece1ed nfl the per of "tax foreclosures such Federal Credit 17ni3n 17 )Ors Of , I)Pinlz made by Q I *1 I.T.Q, for mission field in Africa sit,( Society. 1n this group. Oqeatti, . t 11ore.qr, Forest l.&.j,-e *,Seventh-T)ay Adven .,rotb, Mrs. AMY WO-RIZIP, - Lillian C ed, from left.) ai-P 1A1i-s. 'Rose Kern. 'Mis. (sta n d ing) Mrs M rthlwPe Freda Root wncl Mrs Ruth Sih eiit, Mrs Hariiett Neafus Mr's Gladys Murph'c, Reeler, Mrs Nellie Sh; eri Mrs. -,adir Rynl. '.Mrs. Alice .S111111derss, Mrs. Helen IRrown. MIN. W. E. T%jr.s. *.-' -. Rdith 11olobsixigh. .Sheard. Mrs. ~Io\ .- Thompson, president, And Mrs (Hemld Photo) I ed to approve this U million , I 'hand issue. I "I suggest we wall a year or two to see hosA- much the assrss-' ,ment changes will increase enun~ ty tax rrvenuec~ before aplirm-' j ing such a bond issue in the face of the present money mar . s, c b o o I supmjqor, is ilium treasurer of Semeote Burke is pastor. I. . - of the school budget. in the lace or public protests th e School Board has pushed through budget of double last penditures and. in addition has - 4 ,.,,4'7- 4, No 1 Isiie in this yeAr'' poltieal eampalPi', },lli Ru• bin Repuhheafl candidate for Attornc%, general, stated before statement that he vie c 'n when asked dors not ecuhm from and Rt1 exert Ising t h y t L thortPh1 'l ; Quoting state Ia%%iltornev general legal adsisor to the Governor and cabinet of/ ficer' and nlcci legal guardian of .5 p Saint James African Meth ' adist Epipenpal Church, corner . of Ninth and Cypress Avenue. V I i i . He reported the Counts' budget "be l bold in line with last s'par's spending with exc'epticrn ' IIwo 11~ 1961; - ,~RN 1 lion' of graft and otginiwd . . four major F or.da erim in grand jury estigation blows the tnp nit inv -: ri, hr CampaignRubin spending. spoke briefly of hit; ~ ndiflgl t t*ir club's opening ye meeting : - ' Jrk Current grand mu jn%etigR ~ II mended by William Keller, of i DrEnry. to the DeRary Repuh-, I can Club who )in been attend 'K 11 ing budget henrings anti meet - i ' Ings of the School %ard and, County Commissinnen in order, - 0 l A voting approval or an SR million bond issue for c'nnstruction a' prnpned by the nlusia County, 1. -DORF grateful to those Who Urged On School u , MISS Nary Tint, of 1106 Orange Avenue, WUS $ FeNiTit wina transistor radio. The event, sponsored by C I Workers Club of Mount )loriah Primitive Baptist Church, OUTS * grand $UCCtUIS. •, Moriab Church family 1. i Is I No. 1 Issue In I'll nd Iss es S t ' I k :: I Corruption -' GI Returns From War Sanford ( , lr~," - Oct. k _____________ Page ¶ , 17 S .1 0I -I. • ! 4 I - - - -- OP I --- �II - .-'-::..... _....., r; - - ... _______ ______ f -.à4a14 - - .. ______ - .- _ - - - •% . q , •, . . - - i .4 - - .-. 4 I I III I . . V rJ Th - $7 • -. __' .. - - - .1 .- I ________ - - .-. . - - I _:Llca.1i....-_ 'bt .- ._• _______ ....... g•i '\ •• •. I-4_•••••___ _______ . ________________ •) . -.. ----.- - .-- - - -. ' • -._. \i - Ifl$ .- 'IMIP -.- -..,'- __________ •. . . I ,, 'iii. ,I hut •1 - - ,'% -- unic flu , $Iin I I • liii' 7 p in IuII,IZ'I 1 , ; 1M 1 fl) nLri' ii ii . . 'r tti i I 11* fllc III II '44 tutu Ic i ''Ut' ft ' l':n,l ''4 tilt I - -. - -: p ..1cI - P1 t.i - 4. t'l - _________ etpil 'itid '\1 i '. S'ui h U.ifl - Ken 1Uarn at Lakeside Parb1e (Bel aid Piotc) RAMBLER REBEL ieft. arid Rar'ibei Ambassa1oi (right) fo 1967 are hc11nr displayed b '41i 1,1114 the oern - be icet ir tht I 1 ih addition ] ft - (1c't .1 Hunt uni 'enunok C ouni que' tion hn r beer ardereri b th \ir It".. A.. ct u c' Itiot to onc'i rhc'r-' A rui 1 1tf 2 •tTit '' 1_ an( 1 ctinn th boarc n it nthc dI 11th rmunt nc'r ul i ". hi' 0r41' I hi U born" I. h itht o - - ... . .. " - t co -tin hethe t 11t11 tn. nctrt 1 ihO rat'lmCufl ho ni nt nt it •1t4iT-TC'4 "r frt '11 - let cot ti' Ch' tint to u1tn Amok tIIh full I liii I 11111 Ii LI' r'.r ti,. I', •I l J ' I I 'v g,,,Ii(Ff1r1 h' IiIP'I Il' 11,141 I ?It ,p'I l r4j(JfltI '?iIIflI'I ill I ,f ,r, ____ - In .- _______ ' Ir - '- - - I t - •uf I Iii lu' t V - 4 - --V 41 !."\ I - it 't a'. 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IU _h;i_. ... a ' I 1' L. - Th I I_ I ..I.I.INlIl::_. *. $ -5' \liu! n' ttr ilk an be announced Council a' a'hed h Vt ctz to a po P cr' '.ii' for the pohee i .idio to .cI oiiir Lonn . - w name th ha'.eh ill fidd thi. ifl fl)( nior \ bit on tlu Ct !U4IT)% d naut i r '. , of d Inc .41 - 11111 .i' - Al' 1,0' (Iii \ t'u hi • - -. proposul w us t..ihn venie - ho 'A 1'. SU( RE. d d u port thdt Ut) to 0ii third of .tU(j . t t h( \o ( mtit r iiu till %A 3t Lrtiard. irnber'. of thur CIiri'tId!I' ' of thc / 0(4(4 it-iiii' enc. John P i( IC! (,liuii.ti told Liutti (._Iuo 111(111 huv. lypfiuu,, .. -L irlurlaL-- cuniei. ic liii io-pricuciscol.- .1 ii li_C ....J 4. - W..t _..' hIri' 0 _.JE.. I I rT . 4. tPhi_F'4CCu4fiarcll... UJI, ticit. '4.i. t:ttti't. bt.it. Vt. tail itjOh- mu . . --. . - ...9 i:iillii..ni in aid to '.ibuut iii, I lii I ii iii Ii 't utli toit'4 t i ti d I nU iiiiliiuri I l,iiiti d of Stdtu. s dolla: iiito .i,Id dun I - . -- ?...' --.. - ." a. - I hi. it a j.uth JHJ% (hOOt hits gi tli.t. lUii - A,i,itiu .j,, dtjI hut lb I 11,1.- i . of •bo-cUIled' f:-te 1o'4e tht_ 1141.1.. iI4J JUl IbdIl tiuti }iu - j.,old. P I lii it, i.Ioss P '.\ an itld p, uIbI_d Ia % ur uf i,d '4'1. tf,t tv bi.ttuL hut added tbi1t U it a Leitut i el tkit t uiflhliUliIL% flit In ii Lu luuI and ...'_c huts t I on it t, tul- e a at,dzid Sum ORON'I o (Al7 An di I tliiit IA) tithe U diluiiitx '4'4I)uid bring as tiiuch as iUU.UUU ttt1ip1 1' t '441 III hiibtAJt ) 50.' Vt- '44.1 at .IU' huh huti IIIQS tuure& at "ut fiiz II.su nulL S) iii 14 '-aid Ia •'CULI YOU bee What is hap. piuthed. itian ttlio,iu lut' %%i.aUld sail iuk,iti pUil etiul dillon, I'.Iiliii 411111 l'- cars evvr eriatid. 'I'hry uie lypiul td (:sdiIl.ui- Aini With tIl it fiiirl fIt Ibolial I at-lb (lii tii,.t i t ililig I II'.I III liii ''' tiu&'', ji*d - joets, hut wi tui blitid to our our behoolil, law e,ifou-etiictut .'. iiiiitoi I thaI 41111% ( dihihls.4I IiitI ititititi iii., iitit 4 iii s.. (Ii lIt I ti \t.toi - . tbr furbi cat in tlii. world In t tauiibiiit tin stit .iitt'I - - 1 ilIlli I tIIR)iI'li% I Ji. - 1141111 Ii 'itt Iii Ii,ii so w tiult t otitotir that lIot '4 tIll II thai lii '4t I lIt ttit 114t I.e- • '.. i.e I) I -C 4 II t'.I) I)I(I\ I I III I \( II l\(. lut/ 1-1 L L I %l)II I IV% Ni I'4.%' I iN I)i'l'l %\ % I i it IC %( I III 11.1/I it L I I L LJ I1I) I \i III I I Is - whtri, Jti' how to livi-, itut rurrertu.III ); t-y,'' lie CkIitIklIy4;d ill •:ut'lu - 'foro,ituj Sastilly head I IJ'4% 4 iJ it loi about IOU sears. hnk of I.eaeiiing of how to atuLl.' auIi. - - Atiornu Ci ' ill i..e rec r kiuniuzit - - -- . - 1 4iiic +ind oflut r .5, 1flUCUsiflt the pi oour to the mxninmum i UL UI II JI, 11 I t I I '4. I ii s of ttit iuiuud ] ' Uuii, not tili '1 iiti.l toni uiil it UIlII IUR CIPlIr.iL v'iII lie nil liami (h'... i4 viien - .Dct r !oi liu r churn t lion has bun th(- I 10! lCl 1j4-. ,tI-Ut t Mc upi . olhicials indicate flu' allioUnt I I .. l )1 I I IA fit Cl itic of Erh.iu d . ii r i. lUc' C (JIlt 111.1014 114 II LaI,I1lli.0 0,' LI.) i 11111i( L hut eIJ) ________________ -_________ _____________________________________ precia Iiie. • • . 'l'he report of a drain in .• N.N L__. . - tlmt to gradt. tht z _____________ - ( v4 t_ . - . ...I t - 1 5?'• .d FI1ft I 'L,b' - . 4 4. ..... t.• - 4 . -. ---------. -: \ .t%;r", - . I -. -'" ' 'p' - '.onH uierc o ILaneniund math., exp1uinm thut. uiiot.r pr€'.tnt conditwn .--- - -. - / 1 A -u ntu tit riot '4(1 1 ud it t I'4( on th C'.'.diKrr'4 -s %II*Z P1 '11 itSO\ dncI lOr Ii 1 Ir I - -'I I II .t 'tT11 I%1 Oririndo rn Ciu'.'.cihcir i' rt- ' 11 rp -' n r.warrtn tnercrn, tin1' fltI1i c.tr - r i t nu' I Anø r - L.1 in ni.iter.i C%.irCrlfl.r Ic t-, fr- 1rrr Ui 967 iv,r.E;.ctr rIIp,.s'.''v'rn1't 1Ir.1rlr- OSVflt' rnist - .è Os.. / ni tmhei in the 1 mart High S hool Dl ( \ (l)i1 ii- 'I' I Fl 'u IR \ ol 1It - -- -, p -. _____ I c 4 t ilI'v o ouoli' Oualit'.. to" Nov1 'u- pas ' - rrc- fir anz Oe-mi: 't -lu ' t cr' )tr \ fl1( rc - rli' - I1 I 11 . h1akmç he! nntio n!ate: at.. t it- r- uhl&-a1etv 'r rr built ifl' Nov i '1C frcrrt tN - I I- -.. tU thrut si m'-o a runint it prfLlUL€( a -' icI ...i.. Cr a' - 1..Ifltt2 1 - i - - cii' n - r 1 - tiicl i CtPCCI lu ; rim. et1n th 1 rip ' C -\ m th td i' I V. n The Combined Federal s.4hfli- r Thi- path. art- fa!hloned with baflpoxn per i 'ittached ...•. .• rs. u V-': ttr werer't rierc - vcJragC Thi rro r,H, ,+', rrm an "'c r fr'r- on "'- r-"'r 'i h 1,hrcr V E charn" Si1 tc-, ttm 3-.. cu ir o' Amcrizun 'enthj sotrL, h ur t mc cttin' than an ', 1otv path th it ccii to ctcr Vt w -i tI' Motors -'' IOW' -S - ' , I I• - r p - ct-. ri In d 1 4 -.. cent on their camt,algn with Sc;'- ( I' + I par1. 'patton bu' I i ctpt. '' 11 - i :$ I ' ".uhn Iron thc roafl depart casing UI thi counts men a! SE"'4Crai thflucaflL do11a' C) :lr th third the' permicior to thf- Navat At- Statior a1reaci g11'4( Ti-) at , 1ro'4'4r4 ronrw dxretLr f j c rc'achtri p- cnt & goal for thr rombined I ederal tenri -tr urnar recidentiil cern Campaign Th ctation goal jt i -tv U) h concllrteo b PACT 4. - - -. - ..- ------ - - --•1 . - - ' -u.. • I -- - - .- �t .. . ,- - - . 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St. Cloud Thursday Preps to be a Melts. S d tough. the a + uw ruuwr1 dLLaCI, uecareu hen doing a fine job. 11etts. Metts gave out plaudits to cornerback Kelly Ogden as hisGolf Group L+,_+. ,ss+ --. DCS ,, - a U S . S I i.-ne game oi UI1 year. tump game at trus league think, Russ will want. to wear Nebraska over Wisconsin: a for the night, however, was that patch anyhow, but It was One of the poorest V,ISCOflSIfl and Weber did a good job a Inc S safety positions, he added. Glenn Griggs' 257, three consecutive games of team of recent years collides - Junior "Right now, our lnggest prob. League time, now, 1.'14!) wi th am of Nebraska's best.. . • • • : with the first series of scores 1cm is youth. We are a fairly I Now tell inc that you were Ohio State over Illinois: If you young team and it shows up in The Sanford Men's Golf As. S frsw our young Bantam Bowl- kidding, gang. don't have courage, don't bet on our but th is is correct- Sociatlon wil l hold Its annual era, ages 12 and under; Scott You certainly can tell that this one. The Oviedo Lions play their ccl bytiming, experience. at : I sftp ! meeting Oct. 12, Jlethe — 145, Steve Ryan 146 this is strictly a fun league, Tennessee over Georgia Tech: first hcimc game of the season' ____________________________ a: 7:30 an Wednesday, p.m. at th e Mayfair Ulck.' Kostival 123, Jack Ztnn what with only two of the goats For the fourth straight week the this Friday night as they host ( Country Club for the purpose : 116.. Ricky Payne 125. Harold topping the two-doublt'-o pla- j TV fans will watch a pair of Ufl- Tnvares, a small but. fast team. of electing officers for the cornJohnson .152 and 136/403, Vicky teau. beaten teams. The Tennessee Tavares will build its offense NEW YORK (UP!) — Stanley ing year. a MacLssy 135. Bill Kreick rolled a 2161565 defense, which hasn't yet al- around speed merchant Pete Dancer, who last wed: scored A free steak dinner will -be S In the slightly older Junior!- and Mac MacLcay toppled a lowed a touchdown. to melt the Peterson who only weighs 155 his 2,000th carer victory, con- served to all of the members of Senior Divisions, Steve Jepson 205. effectiveness of Lenny Snow. pounds but has great break. tinues to approach the magic the association, which this year a 170, I)ennl Stewart 157, Garry Florida over Florida State: nw. ability. In last Friday's million dollar I understand that the Friday mark in earnings is the largest An the history of 1r, Almond 174, Ginger Kipp 202, evening Sand Spurs women's Steve Spurner will find his tar- game with Lake Weir, Peter- according to figures released the club, 01 wit 124 members, Bobby Driscoll 172. Would you handicapped league is still gets often enough to pull it out. son mad an 80 yard touchdown Tuesday by the U. S. Trotting, The present slate of officers believe It, a girl with the high- looking for a gal or two to fill I although this meeting is more : run on the first play of the Association. i are Jerry Jernigan, president; U t score this week? than it game for Florida State. game. their team rosters, Dancer's $979,305 earned this Harold Brooks, vice president; Our thanks to all of you who pNFO Dartmouth over Princeton: I Oviedo wil l counteract Peter- year tops the national money I Some of the better scores .10km Cox. secretary; Jim Douparticipated in the ALSAC pro- from this same group were For years this meeting ended son's charges with all-county winning purse list and stands cette, treasurer; Board of DiB DRIVE.IN motion th is past Friday and Jane KiveIl's 160, Elaine Miller the ivy League season but PIWECREST SHOPPING CENTER T'ulp, here fuilbaci- flank who also as a threat to his owt 1964 : rectors — F r a n k Stenstrorn, SERVICE OPEN 8 A.M. - MIDNIGHT Saturday. Overall, you contri' 188, Maxine Fehr 188/501 and It is on World Series Saturday, can breakaway for long güns. record of $1.051,53b. 1 Hugh Crier and Jim Spencer. S I U S I I U I is U U U U U U U U U I butsd $54.00 to this organiui- Liarkis Owens 178/505, both of with Dartmouth the host. That Tuip has picked up over 100 tion.,... .which stands for Aid. the Ann's Mirasol team; Jane makes It even tougher for yards rushing in the first two lug Leukemia Stricken Amen- Adcock, of Adcock Contractors Princeton. games for Oviedo and has been 'can Children. Texas over Oklahoma: The an outstanding defensive play - il 190/49I; and Georgia Maples For 'those of you who have for Mix of Sanford with a 167, annual Dallas battle. Super Bill missed the opportunity of lendI hope that you'll bring your Bradley. the young Texas quar- Quarterback Billy Cuff cc may ing a helping hand, It'll be ye- family out to the lanes on Sun- terbaci: is out with an injury, see limited action against Ta- I pasted again this Friday and day for our regular feature but sophomore Andy White, who vanes but Bob Fugate will probSaturday for the same rates . - - ,the Sunday Special from completed six of eight passes ably do most of the quarter. . .three games for $1.00, 11:30 a.m. 'UI 3 p.m. last week, is expected to be A backing. Fugate came into his with all proceeds going to ALRemember, bowling is the capable replacement. o, last weel: against Uniatilie + SAC. world's largest participating as he ran one touchdown and There were two six-hundred sport. Join the crowds and have passed for another. F'ugate hanplus series recorded by the Na- fun, dies the extra point kicking for Oviedo. Another outstanding runner for Oviedo Simon Harper. UP! —Evei'. who hat already oo scored hret t thing suppost'db' grows bigger touchdowns in tilt ' young foot. and better in Texas and that bull soaion. Ilariser and 'l'Ul - includes th e glv(O vi e do I firi running cornI Win have amassed am - ok the thmttiot aflul if tht- defense keyi + most awesome OfIens in NaCrooms High School's Fight- I gerforci Bobcats of I (III Tull), I1ar;)e is capable of Latonvi1k tional Footba ll League history. Ing Panthers will fact' their ali ti road. The Panthers deThe unbeaten Cowboys lead breaking loose for long gains. easiest foe of the season Friday The Oviedo defense, which night when th ey play the hun- Icated the Cats last year by the league in nine offensive de- has been real tough in t1ie first partnients despite playing am' a score of &.o. t%%t games, wilt again bt' countCoach Hoit's chargers have less genie than Ii other clubs. ccl on to turn in another good Dallas is averaging 43 pOIflLS — h good suceesi against Hun. game perfoxaiice. Tin' Oviedo couch. on 17 touchdowns, i genlord, but the bOYS from An the NFL, according to oW- ing staff is particularly pleased ++ n today, with theplay of the defensive always give them cial statiUes released line which is anchored by the battle to the last second. Against three opponents, t I"' iii Bolt and his aides are dos- Cowboys have rolled up 39 strong play of end Juan AdriJ"LjJ atico and big Joe. Patten who yards a game both running peratejy trying to regroup their IF school is a high? paswig to lead the league and plays tMckle and weights in at i ,~ offense In order to develop a wn foll average of 253 yards per 210 pounds. scaring punch, The defense will contest passing also is No. 1. See it is when you can't ST. LOUIS (AP—Mogt people make It hard for the don't notice Billy Gambrel] until tAon' running attack, but the The Seminoles will play five CHICAGO (UP!) — Heavy- ror tirst Home Game h Sets Election Meet Oct. 12 ave a • ' center .. i L ! -- 322.0906 a • Ii • ml - ( - • I • - * It 2 Tied For * * Series Facts - Loop Lead - Cowboys Show Awesome Offense Cr C ms Face Bobcats n Friday Action - Gambrell He Comes Into H s O Clay Meets Jones he's caught & pass and ib sprint- mecondary Oftnib to be easily afternoon gulnes and five under weight champion Cassius Clay lag for a touchdown. the lights this season as coat- will fight an exhibition in LouisPenetrated by the long pass. At 510 and 180 pounds, 1w gets Bolt has a new quarterback pared with only four daytime vile Oct. 27 against Doug lost among the human skyscrap- in Ronald Merthie. last week, affairs last year. Two of the Jones, the fighter man)' believe ers that play proFessit,nl foot- there were some lir,emen wh , i ribe'ta home' garne' will be gave Clay hi.; hardest battle. ball. His team, the St. Louis were not playing at full the afternoon — against Clay Wok a decision from Jones Cardinals, art- 4-0 it, the Nation strength, but will be. ready Florida, Oct. i and hlornecomizig in 1963, the year before he be. Fri. Fotball League-s Eastern day. Iagainst Wake Forest Nov. 19. came champion. Division. Verneil Ellzy o wh was nurs- I Gambrell could probably be I lag an injury last week, will called the out)' first string be' at full strength. serve player in the NFL and In an effort to develop a seorCoach Chancy Whiter doesn't ing punch, hiolt and his aides even like to refer to Gainbrell have made certain adjustments. ab a reserve. "Merffe was very impressive "Because he isn't," says Win. in practioc today," said Roll. ner. "We have first leant "This kid could be the find of wide receivers —three' Sunny ltaiidle, the year." Bobby Joe Conrad and Gum breli. Our attack doesn't slow down a bit because Gaminell it; Top Lineman L-1 there." ATLANTA (UPI) — Defensive guard Jimmy Cooley of the University of Georgia was named Southeastern Ccmlerencc hueLOS ANGELES (UPI)—Johnman of e week Tuesday th by n,v Sam, credited with the deUnited Press Intcrnaliunai, velopment of Minnesota pitchLather, quarterback Ken Ste. era during the Twins' banner bier of Alabama was named 110 season, and Hal Naragon SEC of the week by UPI. have been hired as coaches to back owid senior serve under flew Detroit Manfruni Avuudak, Git., pountrici on agar Mayo SIiIIUI. _____________ a tumbk' midway through the fourth period to set up the out)There aim 11V former lug 'len touchdown in Georgia's 7.0 vIeaLhletes playing on 11w National tory over South Carolina last Witbau1 League learnt this year. I Saturday. -- ---- -- - - ? - - : - -+ -. -. I , - - + -: 4 - -. , -+ - 1, . - .,- -:" + .. 4 After four weeks of firing away In the Friday Night Mr. and Mrs. League at Jet Lanes, a tie for the number one spot exists between Sarah and Everett Terry and Jean and Bill Krieck. Jean won the honors for the ladies with a fine 194/561 series and hubby Bill came through with a 201 game that won three points from the Renos. Sarah and Everett took three points from the Bolgers to stay in their first place spot. Marge and Bob Ja:kson split in their match with Agnes and Ray Butcher as Bob hit for a good 197/539 serIes. Ruth and Lowell Pettis split their match with Penny and Pete Peterson although Lowell was in there - - - 8 : ~,~"..,.40. F)~!",!~Z'o ~*. ". - t- -, -t- I ,e A siiiall education is something you can't laugh number-one requirement for the better jobs with oil. It' s the biggest handicap you'll ever have.., the better sadariei ...a ud the better futures, too. today, tumor-i-ow, the day after tomorrow, and So II you're in schuol now ... gay there! Learn cteni day of your working life, all you can for as long Its you can. If you're out of And it's a funny thing. People who really stay school, you can still get lots of valuable training with it and get a good education are often seen outside the classroom. Just call on the Youth laughing all the wjtv to the batik. Counselor at your State Employment Service. Or It's no joke. To get a good job today, you need visit a Youth Opportun$v Center, which has been a good education. A good education is the set up ill manyctitoa help you,, The title NEW YORK (Al') rematch between middleweight champion Emile Griffith and Joey Archer, scheduled icr Oct. 12 has been postponed because Archer is suffering from a virus. 1 Burma Roa Palmer --- Im Ready _ I \4' - 1' 11 ' 101444 ,-IIV ,' I t ' 79/ V/V4C,V1J 22-)2'4R O' ,, - ., Lit 'jy WtN1'WOR'f'l!, E ci g I a n ci are .Inrk Nkklai,q, fl 52 layPalmer, looking cirite, fUlly Casper, rated a 1.1 forward to a ninreli clown tho choIce, Gary Player, e ''lliirmn lionel." Is weII.honc'tI for the World Match f'rny 1emg champion, Peter Thom. championship, a tnm,rnn,,ient he' son anti Roberto de Vk.num+ The first round on Thursday I "really goes for." —over .10 holes—pits Palmer Painter fired a mix.mmnder-par against ne Vieenzo. Casper 88 'I'uestlny on the 6,007-yard West Course, popularly known against Thomson and Niekians as the "nurma Howl," anti is a against Dave Thomas. 7.2 Pecond choice to win the •"'i Ry United Prs fnadea title for the econtl tinie when The tiniversity of MIssIsI the $14,R0() tourney starts Thursput emphasis on blocking and (lay. timing Tuesday in brisk work"I'Iilc Is a tournismnent f I flute really go for," said the VGA's in Preparations for the Re. all-time high money winner ; bels' contest with the Unjve.. .I I after touring the layout with ItY o f flerrja at Athens Sathhirnnson Ingram of Nashville, ~ (fay. Tenn. "We don't get enough Coach Johnny Vaught had match play in the United States. . Bruce Newell of ?'f erkllan, In fact, we don't get any at nil. ' "There isn 't too much runMiss., calling signals for the ning about and there's even - first team while Carroll Walker time for a proper breakfast be+ of Mactm. Misa., and Jody fore you start," said Palmer. - of Tarrant City, Ala., extolling the virtues of match alternated as quarterbacks with play play compared to medal play. the second unit. Other top players competing At Athens, the Georgia 3u11. / dogs were told they would have * to be it thek" best to handle Breakdown ARNOLD PALMER Ole Miss, described as one of CAItIIONI)AIE, III. (AP) Beca use of a breakdown in the _____________________________ the heat defensive teams in the Southeastern cnferenee. electrical system, the YoungsFight Results I In other SEC training emp town at. Southern Illinois football game will be played Satur. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS news the University of Florida IIAI4IFAX. N.S. Davey [Ill, scheduled another day of hard (lay afternoon instead of Satur. ton, 140, Saint .Iohn, N.H., drill, today before tapenta off (lily night. stopped Paddy Read. 140. Prov- for the game Saturday with idence, R.T., 2. tough Florida State. Florida Girl Happy OAKLAND, Calif. Jimmy i Coach Ray Graves said he as. SAN MATEO, Calif. (\P) Lester, 157. Oakland, stopped I pecta a high scoring jam* be. Girl Happy, it stakes winning Chancy Scott, 157, Philadelphia. I cause both clubs have ".xplo. filly owned by the Conejo 1. I sive backfields." Ranch, broke her left foreleg in a race at Bay Meadows Tuesday and was destroyed. ttJl'I) — Arflol(I + ,, . (' 1 n'o1VflI6,J' "97. ''e ex o' 6,OUP fl'//O '.& " ' 5, 'c5 i£4f/'9L 'i,' 1 /4' 'E 5dM' 1 7F4/? 'g Max -'+ z '!5! !!!'! 0/- ñtfl' ' - - &'' - "' YFM! - -'U 7'OA' " ' I - Ole MISS Gels Set For Georgia Game - rRY/4'cF V ,/O/4' I Play , j_- I \". - If /1 -' " ' ' . - - . '• " I . . - 1:' . , / ! .1 ,0, - ',' . - . Li i ' — Collegiate Offensive Leaders - - NEW YORK (UP!) The top collegiate totalo1fense leaders % hail from "Our Vest," and they are running circles around their Eastern counterparts, according to official statistics released today by the NCAA Service Bureau. ___ The total defense leader, hank _________________ 1L. 11 Washington of West Texas State, has 859 rushing-passing yards to his credit. San Jose State's Danny Holman Is second with 811 yards, followed by Bo Burns of Houston, Bob Davis of VirBOB CRIESE ginia and UCLA's sensational Gary Beban, who has a total of 628 yards. In scoring, Lenny Snow, Georgia Techs junior tailback, and 1-urdue's Perry Williams head the field with 42 points. MflrVifl : . Hubbard of Duke has 38, and DsiI'e's Jay Calabrese sports 36 points, while four others are tied with 30 points to their crcd;t. In passing. Danny Holman of San Jose State leads In completions with 60 in 92 attempts, for 768 yards and six touchdowns. Washington, who leads in total offense, is second in passing, and Billy Stevens of Texas Western & Vidal Carlin of North Texas State and Virginia Tec, round out the top five. All-America Bob Griese of Purdue Is ninth. - r!•;r .1!.- Top Driver TORONTO (AP) George Chapman, a Winnipeg lawyer who drives it Lotus 2313, Tuesday was named Canadian sports car driving champion. - Arnold Palmer was 25 years old when he won his first tourthe 1958 Canadian nament, Open. ' + 4% 6086 - + - - a: 7? + 1. - ~ H _ , i - S . ,~ , 4 - — — — SW —— -- in Atlantic's game invoitcli the red ball a M he did was dfl $.LI1*I Attamc MatIs wtd in 'IJrl aith the half Pad Sal :: spsdssss was m.sary. Thee he e,gIn lxi the coupon hatwss *dH he had twa th means I column by 2 inches. mnatthed. Theve we th.isws of twnft Too small for an ad lo be prls.... You c a Mustang. a re noticed or .H.ctv.? You' reading this eviel (ij esesi*tie,at with Tht 4uniaag Cvuuit. . S + I I ,,, I I ArIANrIC .. . ,, . . I - . Come in and go for a test walk. That's a Volkswagen Station Wagon, with an aisle like a real bus. You can walk between the front two saal s, past the middle seals, to the back seats. Without stopping or opening doors, A,1 if stL. '''p.- with children. it iiiciks a -the bigbig difference. In fact, the longer the trip ger the difle,encft. to things you couldn't Out You'll he able to to before. Not only the kids, but anything also you might ,..•.'_. * '_'5 I Inns -''''' -'''-'- u& oia color TV &l a PoWo ier Wee Mimi - . . set Bill Doehrznan of Fort Wayne, md.. has competed in 56 consecutive ABC tournaments. get a good 'ob,, get a good educatiou -,' 0116. "-I / f'•'" won a inotorola color ty - + - I 4' - ByAlcinMaver who has just - Rematch haLseai tMuII isiVI - I.-' / I -. -. to OSCAR THOMAS ORLANDO. FLORIDA --'a . . MEXICO CITY (AP) — Jim Clark of Scotland will partici' paw later this month in the annual Mexican Grand Prix, It was announced Tuesday night. 4 - k i., ~' I I ;.~ 11. 111 ---'.4 congratulations Grand Prix . . b&Sfl trying to gain a sweep with a fine 211 game. Elaine Kostival bombed the pins with a 193/51+3 series as she and Steve ganged up on Joan and Eddie Wiley and won all four points. Jack Weible rolled 180/475 as they WOfl a threepointer from Dottie and Buss .Bretz. Russ contributed a good 191 game to the cause. Bob May shut 219/554 while pacing the May team to a three-point win iner Clara and Mac MacLevy. -+ To .., : il .. '-+* - - to hove along. to the 16 pieces of luggage behind the seat. back Our high roof makes it all possible. (Ordinary, low-roof wagons couldn't even consider an aisl. and 16 suitcases.) ne ver mind a flock of neonle r Of course, to get an aisl, you have to give up 1011101111119. Instead ol the usual 9 secits, you get 7. Only Voiswagen oilers this opIh.mt.1I minus as extra cost. happen Even .-- - -------' - i 1.1 i ELLINOR MOTOR COMPANY HIGHWAY 17.92 JUST SOUTH OF SANFORD 6ul"GAW60 - : - i I+ i -- ( how get a LOS ANGELES (AP) — World Series facts and figures: Teams — Baltimore Orioles, American League champions, vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, National League Champions. Length of series — Best of seven games. Favorite — Los Angeles. Managers — Hank Bauer of Baltimore, and Walter Alston ci Los Angeles. Game time: 1 p.m. local time, (3:30 Sanford time), except Sunday 2 p.m. in Baltimore. Radio-television National Broadcasting Co. Series schedule First game, Wednesday, Oct. 5, at Los Angeles; second game, Thursday, Oct.. 6, at Los Angeles; open date, Friday, OcL 7; third game, Saturday, Oct, 8, at Baltimore; fourth game, Sunday, Oct 9, at Baltimore; fifth game if necessary, Monday, Oct. 10, at Baltimore; open date, Tuesday, Oct. 11th; sixth game if ncccshary, Wednesday, Oct. 12, Los Angeles; seventh game if necessary, Thursday, Oct 13, at. Los Angeles. Postponements In case a game is postponed, it will be played on grounds originally scheduled before next game is played. + i'nge 8,\ - p On Bases. Fl~;.-;;...' - Gators Prep For FSU the beverage & Dancer Record -- --.--.---.. - or , — I Ranked .,• •It, + LL('' Big Don Drysdale of the Los Angeles Dodgers and T alt.imore's young Dave MeNally were on the mound a nd catcher Andy Etchebar ron was on the lookout for Maury Wills as the World Series opened today. LONDON (UN) — Billie Jean A sellout crowd of 55,0( O began filing into Dodgers King of Alhambra, Calif., winStadium early for the 4 p. m., ner of the Wimbledon championstart of the Series that Is eAs the rotation now stands, ship. was ranked as the No, I pected to be a classic match- Drysdale, 13-16, 'ill be followed women's tennis player in the up of Dodger pitching and to the mound by Koufax, 27-9, world today in the annual Daily speed vs. Oriole power. + and Claude Osteen, 17.14. .Tim Telegraph tennis listings. Both Etchebarren, the Ori- Palmer, 15-10, and Wall)' Bun Manuel Santana of Spain was oles' rookie catcher, and Wills, ken, 10.6. will follow McNally, chosen the top-ranking men's the Dodger shortstop, were well 13.6. Osteen and Bunker hook Up player, also on the basis of his aware that the entire battle In Baltimore Saturday when the Wimbledon success. could revolve around Balti- scene shifts to the American Mrs. King, who is co-ranked more's Ability to control the League city, with Nancy Richey of Dallas, Dodgers on the bases — some- The Dodgers remained the Tex., for the top spot in the thing Minnesota coulcth't do at 5 choice because of their pitchUnited States ratings, was short Dodger Stadium last year. Ing and speed. Aiston's pitching of spectacular after Wimbledon "I'm looking for Wills and staff has a 263 earned run aver- and she was knocked out early Dá'is (outfielder Willie Davis) Age and 52 complete games by unheralded Kerry Melville to try and do a lot of running," compared with a 3,35 ERA and Australia In the U. S. naEtchebaren said. 23 complete games for the Oil- tions. Etchebaren said the Orioles - oles. Santana appeared In only one had paid particular atteitlon to But Batter has the bombers, her major tourney outside of th at facet of the game the last particularly Frank Robinson, Wimbledon, losing to Australia's weeks of the season. who became the first player in a John Newcombe at Forest Hills. "We've been working on It the decade to win batting's triple Fred Stolle of Australia. stirlast two weeks," he said. crown by leading the league prise winner at Forest Hills, "We've also work ed on a few with a .316 batting average, 49 second behind Sanhomers and 12 runs batted in, was rated more pickoff plays." tana and Australia's Roy EmMeanwhile. W ills inferred that Over-all, The Orl&es have hit erson, amateur undisputed the Dodgers would test Etche- .259 with 175 homers to .256 for the last two years, dropbaren early because he is a the Dodgers, who have only 108 champ ped down to third, homers. rookie. "You'd have to consider that," Wills said. A thing like that shouldn't go untried." Wills explained that the Dodgers "don't go out there and run bli ndly," but try to force the GAINESVILLE (AP) — The oth er club back to fundamenUniversity of Florida football tals. squad prepared for its Saturday The Dodgers' ability to put meeting with arch-foe Florida the squeeze on with speed is one State at Tallahassee with a pvi at the major reasons Manager rough workout Tuesday. Hank Bauer of the Orioles I --1 The Gators polished their pass tapped McNally for the opening K ++ protection and goal line offense. assignment. A left-hander. McDefensive linebackers Steve Nally would be more effective ____ Hefdt of Albany. Ga., and Jack in holding the Dodgers on base. Card have been hampered by inDodger Manager Walt Aiston juries but they are expected would have prefered to open IV +.... back at full strength for the with his 27-game winner, Sandy .v 75 Saturday clash. Koufax. but had to switch to Drysdale when Koufax was The Cincinnati Reds dropped forced to pitch the full ni ne inAndy Etchebarren 20 of their first 30 one-run denings in the pennant-clincher at cision games this season. Philadelphia last Sunday. ANGELES (AP) Oct. (1. 198(1 •ttirhrrftU% OF KINGS AND QUEENS U UI UI To Entir e Series LOS She Kinn . t1lmw will be hack In action, to pass. Against state champion , I Stance, they pased at least 50 Coach Ralph SthmpVs Seminole .'tuninr Varsity will travel to —.. -_______ cent of the time. St. AugusSt. Cloud Thursday night for a PIT ' p.m. gridiron encounter. + tine's top performers are at end The Baby Seminoles areundefeated In two outings, holding .+ and halfback Tom Reedy. Ac- 'heir opponents to I points while totaling 81). St. Cloud could he ______________________ cording to }1e41d Coach Buck the team to upset the Seminole string as their lagt Pflme with 4 . Metts of th e Seminoles, his op- ' ('.rove land ended with St. Cloud taking ii 82.0 vietor.-. -+ ponents will use almoat every. Game en-captain and starting fitin fullback .lohn Neiman 15 5 conceivable Senkanik proved that his pass____ % they're going doubtful pntipntnr in C0fl lag can be scoring threat Melts was particularly pleal., test as he is suffering from an from anywhere on th e field. + ed with the offensive blocking ii,.iured b*ck. Bobby Powell, Against W in ter Park, he tossed - of Stan Hemphill in last week's - starting left half for the Baby 40-yard pass from near mid+ loss to Evans. The deieiisivc St'minoles, 'viIi also miss the field to put the Baby Seminoles line play of Hemphill and Gar- action due to it sprained ankle. in scoring position. don Mover flanked by ends Powell and Neiman were the top "Our line is in good shape Greg Ganas and Mike Long was ground gainers and with their from end to end and I've been - given a top-notch rating. Line- injuries. Coach Btumpf expects pleased and surprised with the hackers Leslie Green and Mike to utiliz - an aerial attack, boys. They're doing a fine job." McGuire were also given i The passing of Sophomore Stump! added, 'We'll he dress"job well done." sial caller, Skip Senkarik has Inc out about 20 boys as rev"Our defensive secondarv did been excellent- and although tonal new boys have become el good job of stopping th eir Sanford's receivers need T11OTC LA FOLLE'r'rE passing attack but they Werc work in getting down field Un- g-ible." too slow lii coming up to stop tIer Se+nkarik's 'bomb", they've I I I I I I I I U U I U U S U U S I S I q s -----SL_ _...t_..++ _.._+...+ + -. a Key u '%..OUiu Be : Control I I ..- reported -. this gnm'. -•...+ 1 contain a team thalk's not afraid g pin. It's open to men and women, People like Gerald Kerner 208/ Michigan State over Michi. BILLY CAFFEE end nice i said before, It's dc- 576; Davis of Adinin, 253+2; gan: Bubba Smith, Michigan! . signed bs*fly for the fun of Runt for RSCOT1 I4fli +. 202/ State's defensive end. Is 5-7 and ft.. Oh sure, there are cash 572; Mortgomery of the Ma- 265 pounds. At that size he Is big + prizes and prizes given sway, rines team with a -2021533. enough to be both the Smith + They didn't make It all the Brothers and make the Wolvertoo. + way up to a dusce In the like It was ines cough up that ball. + + day evening night with Mixed UCLA over Rice: Gary Behan + Donley clipping top spot han- League, but they certainly . and his rugged playmates make are with his '774 set, followed within a strike or two 01 .. Owls s the Rice ay "Who" -. by Howard ()'etis' — 732; laying this honor. A 190 by Notre Dame over Army: The " third was Margie Carathers and Captain Dick Young led the surprising Cadets have allowed her 694 wIth the fourth slot league wi th a host of 180's not only one touchdown in their first going to Chuch Redman for his too far behind: Ed Tellebaurn three games but Notre Dame 186, Sun Casten 182, Hilda 97 in a different league. The Irish pj were Owen*, by 188 and 180, Helen Ileindel to get at least three TDs. + lari.y Burget, Bob Locke Jesse 180. Alabama over Clemson: The Carathers, T o m McCloshy. Hey, cheek me an that high Crimson Tide has both an ofStack Boley, Jean Beique and game report. It was six pins lease and a defense. . Doug Owens. higher, a 196, and ft fell to Arkansas over Baylor: Each Jack 'i'ner and Bobby Howard Oaf. team has a top flight quarterBorsdorf were one-two in the Is that Friday evening Mr. bhck but Jon Brittenum of the shooting for the Singles Class- & Mrs. League pulling my leg? Parkers has more able helpers. BOB FUATE Ic League this week with Kan- They've shown a tr iplicate seSou th er California over Wash- ,_,L.+L,1__._L,.+_ it nan _+t__ -+ jar viu riv' ior iwas nria, DU 151 lri'zton: The Trojan defense will P e -mg games 11 • Looks name vi me fl1fl1e55 Seminoles circle' . OU know, over the 200 mark. san't figures to .726. U +Anin fine mb T' Seminole High and St. AUgU!- qiiarter)mck to halfback has I touchdown, but he faked sev• pN*d of him." really Improved our backfield. I eral of the Trojans into th e turf Mi injury sustained to gwr tine, both wInless in th ree Ills run was the finest we've before that." Mtts added, "For t*ckfr Duane La Follette, who lags, should be a real baffle. had. The downfield block I I a sophomore, Bobby Lundquist wm not see notion Friday night, The St. Augustine team has has weakened th e line's depth. shown vast Improvement Whigham probably won't should be bitting its stride about action in the contest. Meef ' 'e'n' Martin. a junior half. S game time on Friday at 6 p.m. Baby baek, who was out the first part The Seminoles will have to your swur ad * strike. You don't ev- were quite a few who entered brought a meager. 709 picking the , • • en have to shoot at the remainaverage and dropped the 1 0 -- -----e, I Bums' tLnC It *11 +. -+... . Th1da nihl's --•------. --- S+ A F" I 1. _ I .L - - folcks By JOHN A. SPOLSKI Intramu ral Bowling 1,eaguc The crowds ___ returnfni for with Chuck k.dman's 211, 258/NEW YORK (AP) the No Tap an Saturdays at 626 the hIØv.sl of the There are and However. I dldfl't ISS$T Jesse downs in more collegeups football S *ULJ 10 p.m. This Is a fun-f il led simple Cara thers complaining too loud- than there are in a Wail U5I he shot only B tourney witere when YOU lcnoel 1% Street stock report. first 210/6133 down nine pins th Last week's wanderings As a matter of fact,, there on the rim of Upset Gulch 'r e automatically *-.I1, v wi - a I SmirrI ..I I LP 'j - .... •,-"4'fl- .& _ , - - -+ , ,., - umu—"-,flrp,iIa, - '''''''''''' '_._— .—,--------------- - + 'fl+-, . - _'. - .' 'ITp+. - ... ,_. .- - -- - - - ----------- - - —' - ;; , — - . - 4 " .1 - +5--.? -1.-I,..—,. ; 3 + - - c ... �_ • a I P4 - - _, . - M - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - • - - - - - - -- - - - - - ,'r- S . II 4 r - - -, -- - 'V t1 • -4• . ' - - - - - - - - - - ! - PO T.. I J V A* V V ,4 'i tt & AI of EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! I I -I •'1I UALFTY as* N H 4 1 II 2460 SAVE 11C LB. U.S. CHOICE INSTANT H H SAVE 11$LB.U.S. CHOICE ROUND BONE OR Mashed, Scalloped or Hash Brown 2460 PARK AVE HOURS: LB l $ 1 , I' , U.S. CHOICE BONELESS SHOULDER OR LB SATURIDAY So 1 • SAVE UPTO56 ... EVERYDAY! YOU SAVE UP TO 5 ... EVERYDAY . PILLSBURY LORD BALTIMORE FROSTING 4 7Y..i BOXES MIX $1 FOR COMPARE! UP TO 43' 11 ' I I II INSTANT COFFEE all" 14 100z 4S' T DAY I ........................................... 56%a CANS $1 1 I 29 PRICES I SAVE UP TO l(K...IVERYDAY $1 WISCONSIN SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE...................694 OUR 11 11M Ike LIMIT —1 WITH 5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER I . Ocean Spray Cranb~ra,.~U(* M411" 41111 8' PIMOOPPI It DEL MONTE JUICE DRINK CAN 3189' Moll` 111' KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE S 400 C.T. 41il" 4118 8" 41119 41116 161 DELSEY TISSUE #1 Campbell VEG. BASE SOUPSTALL7190 7409 9" COMPAREI0 ROLL DEPT. FORMULA 409 CLEANER u.. 79' DISHWASHER ALL POWDER 20oz 38' II SAVE UP TO 31C..EVEIYDAY LIBBY JUICE DRINK SIMONIZ VISTA FLOOR I HAWAIIAN PUNCH HI-C DRINKS PINEAPPLE Aóoz CANS 46oj CANS 3:1 8 9' 3-01 11 Beau 21r 10 'SLICED BOLOGNA 39' 1 SKINLESS FRANKS 32051.1 51" 25 395' 3U' 22 3 -#'951 11101 PEPSODENT STRIPE 5' BRYLCREEM CRANBERRY COCKT CLAPP'S BABY FOODS COMPARE. 1 301 Half dressing 0 91sewhere , 85c ...... 99* ,,,,,,,,.. 79 SCOPE MOUTHWASH.. --,,, 4 Elsewhere EVERYDAY PR0B_ LOW ABLY PRICE PAY 65, JAR PRINCE SPAGHETTI I R. kctrSyk 1602 PKG 4,0180 I II • SKIM EVAP. MILK SAVE 11C LL..EVERYDAY. U.S. CHOICE BONELESS POT ROAST..,.......t1..78$ FRENCH FRIES PEANUT BUTTER TiN ii I I I 77 • Frosen LOW ABLY "ICE UP TO PAY 66 '1 98" 2Ile%. 's 39'1'L S 9:'bb 20's 3916& 49, 10 491 1 1011 1 994 5 SMOKED SAUSAGE 2i L8 IA4 994 419 LEAN SPARERIBS 3 to 3 16 Awl. 49 11. 591 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS QGumlfit k A 33141%. 3914L DRESSED WHITING 19 20' 101,16. 6416 2E. 10. II Sill' Sill' 7S' 1 LB 2 LBS COTTAGE CHEESE .......... 33..... 5 9 I $ 17, 16 c 17-4 0 ••• LAYER REAL GERIMAN CHOCOLATE CAKE...?NLY.. LAYER 12'S1.00 ELSEWHERE. Food Fair k.5 •I Vi1IIIIiH11 CANNED Ritz Low—Cal DRINKS.....15 08940 .55~ PKG OF 8. ICED BAKERY 12m CANS 1 ONLY 4 NUT BUNS.............35 NIFTY $1.00 LB RED ALL PURPOSE 00000000095* APP-LES COLD WATER DETERGENT FOR 1011 1011" 1011" 25' Attimmo forms Qt. Decanters URF APPLESAUCE. 11 SPANISH BAR CAKE IEVERYDAY LOW PRICE I . 1011 2L8SA YOU FOOD FAIR GRADEA" TO + SAVE UP TO 56C ... EVEIYDAYI 21P,3 LII out "o'sum TOMATO JUICE SAVE UP 59' 20' 41" PAY 70~ King Sin* Fmd F16ir Peanut Bu"er ' 48' NTGRADE BEEF STEW 24= CAN 3 9' 2 655' 659 66~ OLIP I WHY A6oz3f octair Spray I Al Sr 00000 SIRLOIN STEAKS SLICED BEEF LIVER CHUNK BOLOGNA 89 47 CREAM PIES F.,.h-oze-~rozom Fair ORANGE JUICE W UP TO 1 SAVE 20 LL.EVERYDAY. MORIELL PRIDE PURE PORK I Discount Health and :0]2" ABLY PAY MEAT I I 68 YOU Low PRICI C Le IN 4 I k % SAVE UP TO 25C...EVEIYDAY. CHEF'S CHOICE! FROZEN TATER LB ..... ..... • out 1002 4:491 STEW BEEF. LOW INSTANT COFFEE 11-2 CANs 39 • JGS IVIRYDAY UVI 25t EATWELL GREEN LABEL MANDARIN ORANGES SAVE 11$ LB...EVERYDAY 3 LBS I I I FOOD FAIR Aromatized TUNA FISH TO 204 Off 3EIISGROUND IER FOOD NESCAFE - S AVE PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER SWEET 10 SWEETENER 12oz 'I EVERY Iout I PARK AVE. LB BIMT IQUUY DISCOUNT GT. SAVE UPTO7SI...EVERYDaY.ARDMORE FARMS TOMATOJUICE........ 53hBTt.s.$1 I BOX EVERYDAY LOW PRICE. FRESH BAKED I SAVE I It 8" APPLE PIES0006900000000110000000"40.384 I 4 LB BAG FANCY FIRM RIPE T OMATOES... as FANCY RED SWEET 0 SAVE UP TO 26t...EVERYDAYI POTATOES..................9t Ll I 0-PIECE TEFLON PLASTIC SIT—ON -1: . Big Savingsl COOKWARE WOODTONE Double-Co$ed with Dupont TEFLON No stick' No scour! With new comfort-grip BROWN handles. I • Ventilated. Easy to clean. Light to lilt. Can't ' $7" 1 EACH I 11 p If ' 1W t4 BASKETS + ? QUART DISH PAN I WASTE 4-QT. COVERED SAUCEPAN 24T. WYERED SAUCEPAN -QT. COVERED SAUCEPAN I Off COVERED FRY PAN Comport at $12.98 NYLON SPOON & SPATULA $ 10 QUART PLASTIC . I '.•) •,,; •. Compare at $2.98 Save! C . I, • S Buy now.. or $1.00 Down Holds in Lay-rn-way MIXING BOWL SIT IAI WASTE ITEM 3PCe I 5ev.! 1 2 & 3 QUART PLASTIC jI • AREOROND, Comport ot $1.49 •• • Values up to 98$ IIt .•f •• I 9 OT. PLASTIC BUKET Tj i,I • . - .• # - - - - - ______ _________ IV ¶ + I -:' - I J .4 •- - • --•-- If -• _:__-- _• _ �I S * -----..- -.j,aj_j.. - - -. ....-.-. -*•. .•.•• ---___. - 4 • ._ •_•. -• "'• X------ t,, --- -- ---- .-. ..... . • _________ -.-.._.,,.. -•..•••• •••. • * I•. I -- - - . . - 4.. 4,. .......- -- -• • *4. 5.. • . ......•• ,,•,5, -.- ....... ., ,%. - -. .............- 1 . .-. -.- - • .. - -. ..•.-.-. ......-. . _ ., -- .-..•-.-.. .. ., . .-. .-. . - - - . - ... ,., . - --; S., i.upIuI ... -.---.-___ Looking For A 2nd Car You'll Find IT HERE! i-.Lost & Fonn I..os'r: Miniature S. Pets & Supplies Dachshund, Rrown. 14 lbs. Name "Mersey." $21 REWARD. Russ Coiley a22.c sin. TC ir Page 6k - Oct. 5, 1966 50. MIsc. For Sale nufurb Irrith I'CIX 1IkItlR puiii or 32-2170 WORLD 10. Poultry - Livestock CHINA CATIfl.'ET. German make, 2 yrs. old, $ 75. Can he seen 1217 Palmetto, Ph. *22-4942. flORU BOaRDED Ru.. Good Rldiflt Area drkaj pv.bI. Phea. Do 213$U1 WrIt.?. 0. ox 111$. anfcrd. ______________________ 2. Peonrls UIC!Dt Prevsntisa. fl Wil CaR, OrleaOo 141-lU). Colt. ( ('.all 3.13' 12. Special Notices SPECIAL get acquainted offer by Janis Williams ONLT Thru October 11 0 ff on a.fl BSrVICOL P.rms start at )G.l0 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Salon 322-0*34 iCAL. RITA1UE$- .Afl former legal ptenretzirlep . eretarie inteeptecl In .tie legal field are invlt.'d to esubmit reaume of oxper1enc and quail. flcs.tlone to Employment Chair. man, iemlnnlr county 1egai Association. P.O Box I79. Sanford, Florida. 5-Card of Thanks 13. Catering - Food 'I I uuII - TO ?URSTtY & Platform rocker recently recovered, $25. Rig swim pool, $1. Ph. *22-6055. 7 15. Special Services _ Ph. 32-424 after IF I YOU ARE also r to: L1t7.i'. r'r liI'. ALL. I'RUt, Ptne'rest Sh p1n 2701OrlandoPrPh . - '' ' where your next Flash Cubes arc coming from, Try WIEROLr)!rs CAMERA SHOP 220 S. Park Ave. 1wwwv s. with 'The tMng to rmeembsr in establishing a rapport think the intellectual c iunity Is to i.them ,, -1 e smartr ______- ________ 31.MusicalInstruments - 50. Misc. For Sale Legal Notice -:.'. - ö 1 - " . 'n'..' .,.r, .,. - -. C -'- - •.': ii rn- or4255 SANFORD HERALD H SINCE 190S 1 after ccn the positions of I ''' "•''''' - ... - -.--- .. _3__- -----. - -_ a-.-.. ---•- .,--. ------------.------- 15.1 I. AI I., _________ --- b -n,4 -' si''r. '4 1)ouu'ns' cure , ' 'riM ('FfEVl1r,f7T PIck'$'.'l "r'niItI".n Call ;-u after 4 m. . l'.$9 ----------- I'llit _- 118, Trueks For Sale __________________________ 322.'144( -- - r pt. 101 r,i- 2-'r(iM Ford Truck. New t,et, grr.'l for cattIC •t a lc I I?'1z ( I'd ('n.t 222-I4(4. tnøtt Ave. I'h. 112-1274 C?'Cr -- ----- - -. _____________________ , II. In, 129. AutomotIve Service (111 f), ___,_, '''f'..44ie.,..SJ -__-_-- ,-__________________________ _______ -.,-.-.- ....... - i ___-- treet uperintendent Qusilti- ---INHIIIU)R I I' l t i"ti K WnII to \'/riII Cnrpt .- ,t,'t, ig cetins'. Age to 45 yrs.; mini- TIW VASl4IN \vuLD awaite 32 4991 1919 S. I' rendi '.,t fn'y. 4 & t 11(0 'MM (iiffl,. tt"l d si Ave. Sotitutmum education - high pchi lteo-. nt ti F ' KA ['(K GLASS & rIrat!.,I.1(41.14thMt. (heap rent. 112 10 week. Ph. grad. r equilvalent; rc'ilenl ' ,. t i,,st,,p line Fn'liions. t'elI $22-176. C' 1 IT t 1' 'I 222.1546 after 6 pin. -------, -----,vIr P 1 I AN I or eminle t'.unty for at least ----------- - .1 It U -------------I 0. I(iii,ni I or Rent o M-sgr,'ti sl months. Experience In the 1"OR I"l"I'l' . I uintar $ali'i Ph 111-1413 M'i' l ' s i"'r Rentals 1NIrit,t4;Rl,,r,l 2 Pl'lr,,i. home _______________________________ --.----________-_________ entncerIiig as p.ppliel to dei1entint pot'sotal It . i''l'tflItIlSigiut . Veek'nls 222-04*3 .122-I I4! velopment, construtotlon, Aflj jirl vliege", ____________________________________ pIIinn Cr i-ight P'ls" - --m ii t'nance oC streets etusi i'tp"ri Itt it iM I linac, turn, on lake, 4 -. -• eelntod work; ability t -o OAT9 W AT TO TR ir nil V,' lIlll' I Ss',nt,i,'I" Crun1ey Itontc1tn i ri'. Ii n,Il, Sat, IIEA Inlet rooms for men plan, direct and oor4lnete all W . -rR WA? 'ntnt 1,nii v, 19 W'. It'll toti. Mitt gin' r,'terrnet'. !h street slept. activities. Submit 12, St - ,• * C . - Inc -- 111'e.I t, $35 tO'. f. I'ii. .132'IL,itI. Slegnolia,122012t' f'ohon ' rx,rting (;ood 7F) DALR _ 1961'. ''5 Legal Notice ___________ - n. _____ ' ' 1 , to illicit', they're tO HF' Mi-:r:rPItY, 14 ft. boat, thi' 5c,ti(n,l Ar.': Cor 'pi'riin' - 9.). 110115CM I' or ule hn you fin. CCntIt)Ffly cr ''I'El:N: .1 fle,lrnntn usntt,rnisluel ciii skil. ciii ee., tr1lAr, all in Ii 1ttitMt --_ ci , ii tii tee 00CC %u till 1 n e untie I II P shtu'iy lit $43 1.3 21111 Tool I l. \i uk \ ipi' In 1151 I vm.nts 1 ctu Ci III I 'lU I' t rootu I I Il 112 1*61 or 12.. *4 1, IIIS'TIi . llt'I's''fl I';. "(l(li' I.lflII 1,iIist Lenie: lId, 1- ii a .1 tu Cciii .123.1776 sti.l compare. Scrub'' "t S i"r,'ii'li y*rd. I,.thE MtV: 2 !ti)liM. iiui,*e. touck Treo.Fencdr)in SBflf)r I'T MI'T. '('h_ - ________ . & o .I'P* H St ,,, - Ii - , ________________________________________________ - _, - ___ . ' ''. ' - , . ------ :inteil lIUfltlOfl - .- ., . -- ______ E"l LA . - - VA hOMES .. . I tSI) ,SVC. fl"irnnu fuirti tin' S.5 a ' 7 to 10. eti of Pnh1$ Ilesring Ntiee is hereby giu'en, that at- IN TIlE CIRCI'IT COI'UT OF .Ih'DlCI I. (ID- $1. Real Estate aIC 1cr conelderation, the Seminole TilE NINTh ----County Zoning Commission wifl CUlT, IN ANT) FOR SE11NOI.E hold a Public Hearing to deter- i'Oh'NTY, ri.oiiin. C A• \\ II IDIHJN miff' the feasibility of recom- ('hIANCER't' ND. J*$R DIIOKER mending to the Board of County M.tYFLOSVF.R NATIONAL LIFE 322.9Pl 202 S. Park Commissioners that the fcultnwing INSURANCE COMPANY. (U) lotte. $5'i 41 ' ' ' " I'), 111:1% ill. 4 hr., %'-R, 6 iau Wltt'i Ai1IlII'O, t,nrvi"r 25th itnil I (H) fln4 I?&itit I Snnt,rl, _________________________________ O1.lAN FRUN'l' API'S. $39 S. l"ilt SAI.E ('heap: Pontiat' MoAtlantic, Daytona Iteach. Mrs. tir & tratl4nhieCic.II. (lu,i eon. ft.U.Ilutchicon,*32-405*. jUl11. Ale, '55 Stiilnt,:,ker, 7 'lr. tuiy, gonil tirec 'n is" iensu Ofli i'eaiiy 102. Mobile Homes Sale wIr'lu, 321-084*. A Multiple Listing ReaLtor Plaintiff, ItEALTOit ___________________________________ st'rIbd property now zoned Id1111 1 k i. Nrw tires, new hat('It'' Rr:4, and all of Lots 25, 26. QIlAi4i'l'y MOIILE Iii)MICH 222-2420 2565 Park Drive 30, *1 and 3?, FOREST 1 Industrial he coned A-I Agrtc'nltry, PXI','il,'IIt running ini .-Hwy. 17-92 8. Hanford Rig at SE corner of Lot JOHN 1111fl1.FY and HATTIE _cit Ott Iii 3"? 671(1 4 to 9 c'i"n' (fl.\NcE rARK, flat Book ture: 322-2h62 FIe "Ida Land & Colonization HUNT H1iI')Lr't, hIs '1 ItItlil 2 Urit1 122-1*01 2640 ili*uuiitha at 17-92 115 ('t5 'l it I'. III. r..i o' "emiicule Co Uur'her Company Defendants. ________________________________e lirick Ii's, tlicin elery rlantauon, il'm' ' yrs. clescrlb.'cl as SR 436 immc'cliatel3' NOTICE OF SALE Ill p*ti d'nh'le g:,t'ag.' ten'- ?10131141'l hOME 10 Z 50'. 2 ItCh. .B. 1, Pg. 1211, run thence N North of Pearl Like at Forest room, central air coniitiot:ing. ST. .IOIINS RlAI4T\ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ELLINOR 706 ft. thence W 5? ft to center ci 'lac'l yard nour school ity. Ccii322-468? v pursuant drainage of Final Decree of Patotna. :122.7*96. ditch, thence to TIME TES'I'El) FLIUL a. S'erly THI Public hearing will he hold in -_____________ I..41.\\' V , I I Court along center of drainage ditch to foreclosure dated October 3rd, 120 N. PARK AS'ENUE 322-61?) County 5,-nitnole thi . 1.- - .'. l'l'ltNlSlli'Ui 'nTTAt;l.: on 1,nki' 10-I_railerSpace-Rent of Coun(' Road, 196€, end entered In Chancery aritor Commipicirners ¼ erly R/W "' County House. Fairy tir w:il,' $l2,5Ptl) or will No. ('ace 162*6 the Circuit thence SE'erly along ed R/w 251 of 3-l8jS Sanford Itoim. S,nord, Florida, on Wed4 i44 A. 'l'UAiLEiI P*CeS & 'flelds'r liv,'ail,' l,,t, not lois Count of the Ninth Judicial Cirnps;t*v (lc'tohrr 13, 71161. at 7:30 ft to P01%. Ashby.32'2.73e1. titan 40 ft. II foil, *58.3259. Public hearing will he held cult in anti fr Seminole ('nunOpen fally m. T' M or a. sciOn thereafter as Raymond Lundaniat. Ascoc. --------- tISIiIIc ..... in the Seminole C'.nuntv Court Lv. Florida. wherein MAYFIA)W'- ''°' . . . '1555 LI'5' 1 )0551 :ni NIIU'l'lI OitI.,tNl)O: Like new. lUll. ApitrimefliM l'or Rent S,'mtyu.le CceuT,t' Planning & Route, County Commtssion.rs ER NATIONAL LiFE iNSUltS fIrm.. I i:,tti, garage, large _________________________________ Room, Sanford, Florida, on Wed- ANCE COMPANY, Is PlaintIff Zoong Commission l''t, shruil'', I roes. $2tliI douu'n K lt MA ill': Cleati furnished nesday, October 1?, 1066 at 7:80 and JOHN H1'DLEY and HATTIE Brown of $76 in'. 322-5606 apartment. Adults only. IIITNT HI'DLEY, his wife, are P. lii. oi' as soon thereafter as Sc':ntyirule onnty Zoning --Call 322.3920, 'possU' Defendants, I will .11 to the Director 25.I1 PAI4ME'l"l'O A\TE. highest and heat bidder for cash oi'iei ur stiv Seminole County Ci,I'IIlC'M Planning rrr7LTsH: Sept, 25, Oct. &, 1966 2 ROOM Furnished Apt. $60. Zoning Commission NUll'' is hereby gk','n tlt.'s I aN1.5' $ Soil I'uvn. Seller udil lilly at the front door of the Seminole DDE 111 II. 5th Street Count3' 'IlMitig "'st Iii t illS nice, 2 ______________________________________________ TI)' Robert S. Brown Court house, Sanford, pursuant ti ti:, final 'io'r"e ,t Call 322-87*6 I h"l roil li''tio which f';I I tires lit S.'minole Florida, at tuu'tive o'clock noon 1' •'t:t 'r.'l Count)' f.r,'-lnsui-.' ntt'l Zoning COUN'FT SI-MT'9I.E Iii.' i Ia I lii. lii riwoolt rjrect 1"io,ura. on the day of October, the Cl rcni 21st 1966, ;i'c:i in or 'i Use in t he y()_IN(_ COMMISSION I 'i.l't N, repit inteil I Ilir,n, Alit K It '1111 srreene,i hi rge & the described real 'tiart iii nt:'l for $oniin,'lo ('nun PUBLISH: Sept. 75, following t. f Public Hearing ntiu'r lights, waItcr. $51), 301 I'. 5th l''r'hi Alt Just redecorated. estate located, sItuate and being t v, F1'riila. 1','ing ('hi:tn''ry •i2 Notice is horeby given, that DDE 113 3"5l or 3296, 7.loiit lily payments $64.67 in- __________________________________________ In Seminole County', Florida, to. Niinul.'r 1 .7i16, tlti' tittlereign'-1 r 'tr considi'rntlon, the Seminole SEMINOLE COt %TT cliii's cvi't'ythiing. the sIt : ('I'rk uu'ill sill prUlbort NiCE 3 Itontu l-"urnishle'(i Apt. ('ount" ZonIng Commission will ON1NG COMMISSION Lot 15, Block 3, LINCOLN uap'd in ail ('unty (1e(-rllcl hold T'utlic Hearing to deterto couPle $43. Notle. of Public Hearing HEIGHTS, according tn the as: ('till 3??-73!t9. nine the fesi:ibi!lty of recom1901 Porte Ave. Notice is hereby given, that 'plat thereof as recorded In hi't Ttl%IET let 17*. 1..-t K1 niendittg In the Hoard of Count)' after consideration, the Seminole 191)1 Park Ave. FUIIN. aRT., 2300 Mallnnviile. P11 Book 13, Page 99. Putt,ES'i'ATlS. a.''nri)ng to the ('ommtssinnt'r.- that the follow- ('runty Planning and Zoning 52-S232 anytime lIc Records Seminole t-'c"r'le'i 1,i of Plot tlierec,f u !ng doscritn'd property presentFURN. API'S. close In. Jimmy or nights 322-6110 County, Florida, l'lat lluok 12, 11 11cC , 15 atil lv Ztiid RIA flesid,'yttinl he Zon- Commission will hold a Public Cowan, 322-4013. 16, Pt:hlb' lccorls • $(l1llf'd C-i C'omnierclai: That part I-leering tc determine the feasi- together with the following items iliUM. 2 lItTlI, spacious kit. nole County, FlorId:. West of I'tTt of following: Beg hility of recommending to the of property which are located AVALON APARTMENTS -Iii'n with IsulIt in eating area. o! Board of Counts' Commissioners In and are permanently install- at liutlic' sate, to II, hiir'het a: the NW' cor of the NE Central heat & air. Double 111 W. 2nd St. 132-3417 The Southern Standard ed as a part of the Improvements and host bl(i(i.'r for cash, at 11:0' Sec. 16-2,5-TWE, run S 360', E that with en'arl.u'l't,' full length Building Code, 11166 edition to(l,'t.I''r, 5n', W it land: the 21st (less of said A. M. on tiny 5*7' t P01%. 567' N lttH)M l"LIItSISILI'7I) APT. $45 elnsei storage area. Huge Two heaters, permanently I 91.6, at the front door of the the North 41i) and the N 150' ii! gt'thcr with 11166 revisions be tim. 'eli utilit los except gas. )ci'krarl wallet in for privacy. adopted as the official Building Seminole ('ontit v Courth.u'' lit installed. Ipart East o ' LIt It 'w (less the 813 M:ig:i'lla, .tpt. I 41 'i'Is'kcr DrIve, North 41' ft.i Further descrIbed Code' for Seminole Count)'. Copies said property being the same as Sinfori, Florida. of this resolution I Proposed may set sl:ALI forth in the Final Decree of iii lying LaiCt of Sit ISA, South I & 3 UDRM. APTS., Completely 'l'OP NOTCH Arthur II. Ueokwithi, Jr. of propcss'd Lake Mary Blvd. cx- lie obtained in the Zoning Office, fnreclpure. equipped by UI'INEiLAL ELEC. Court !.(W.-\'I'ION. House, Sanford, Florida, (SEAL) TOP I) It A W l'7 It Clerk e'nslon, across from Luke Mary TItIC which includes electric Monday thru Friday. from 9:00 :i'igi:burs. BOTTOM [)ILAWI'Ut Arthur H. Ieckwi-th. .lr. School. fly: Iarthia T. Vililt'i, I ,. 4'. kitchen, heatIng & cuoiing, pri'''- in t hits VA bottue, 3 firm., I Clerk (71 LES. 1111:1 ltlCK & Public hearing will be' held in A.M. IC & :00 P.M. TO\VN'N LA K is Public hearing will be held in I lath. ('135. $250.01) lawn & 13)': Donna Id. Markos Count)' Court Semimole 1-he it flINS(IN .iit GARI)EN APAItTtIEN't's Seminole County Court zr mo. 109 East Church Street Deputy Clerk House, C'ur:ty Coyi:misaion.'rs the H ouse, Count)' Commissioners Publish Oct. 6, 7966 ( irlanlo, I"h'rlla lii E. First Sinjrri, Fitrida., 3tni't. 322-1120 \ttorn.ys for I'l:sintiff 'Wednesday. October 12. 7966 at ROt'TTl, Sanford, Fiorida, on W'ed- rDF.1s "FROZEN Asset.?' Melt them 7:81' 1'. M r itS soan hereafter fit'sdu)', Oct oler 12, 11166 at 7:30 ___________________________________________ l'uilis h 1 IN V i: S'I'M V1N1' & It EA i'l'' flown into "Llq uld Cash" with I' M. or as soon thereafter as IN roi'ii'r, 11 )i2 as InssiI'ie-. TlIlZ CIhtCl'IT 116 N -. Park Ave. 322-9l7$ _______________________________ S'e':tt Ads. Se-mtnIR C'unt' Planning & 25l'tt11. NINTh JI'I)lCIAI. chIlr;'I'i' or SItU 4114(1 l'I' liii lI'I' Ill' S"mlyole Count)' Planning & J'J.OfthI)% IN' A ND FOR SEMi- N Zn:tit;r ('cntmissh'n 'J'iII 'i Viii .Jti)i('I % 1. ('iii-' Zoning Commission i --______________ _________________________ -.t -'r1 14NWII fly NOLE ('fliNT) ('I II' IN tNt) I'llJt iui I tiu.i: .;(iVi':ICNM EN'T OSYNEO HOM ES 1t' 1lert S Rrc'u"n S-mtt''t. ('hunt)- Zoning ('hA %CEIIS' NO. ICW) ('Ill N'S')'. h'i.()IIlI)t, Sentinc'lc Cc,units' Zoning 2-3-4 IIRS., 1-2 ItATIIS RUSSICLL W. SINGLETARY, Iltn"ctor 1'I'ItLISII s';t. 26. Cct. 6, 19f6 Plaintiff, I'll t *('I-:ItY NO. 161)71) PUBLISH: Sept, 25. Oct. 5. 1966 TIlE iitS5'i'itY AVINS II.'eNK. Jlfll ILE 92 , ____________________________________ LIDE Ii I'l:tliititi, 2524 I'ark Drive Office *22-2113 VIRGINIA SINGLETARY. IN THE CIItCIIT COUnT OP Might: 222.0643 or 323-0700 Defendant. vs. SEMINOLE COUNTY "I'HL NINTh Jl'I)I('IAI CIII M , -CItl e5ifl.y, ci n1. (I.AF' ( NOTICE OP svsr ONIN( ('OMMISSIOS' ('I'J',' IN AND roit SEMINOLE 1),'fi':i.Itai,t \V.-% 'i' .5 ti'at, frostily p;si:ite'i TIlE $'ATE or FLODIIJA "roe 'tIcc of Puhllr hlrertsg (:OtN'l')'. 'i-'I.OhtII)A. .NO'I'i('E OP S t 1.17 hi'.m.' wit ii ulr conditioner? 2 VIRGINIA SINGLETARY, lii Notice is hereby given, that IN VItA N1t %(i. 1U24 N 'I'i 'U IS ii Elt Eii\' (U V iiI.'lr'.i:t, 2 li:ii ii, kitche:t wit I: care of IV. A. Jolly, (l'J'l('E 'I. l I)i-7I-'EN I) on on- a ftir eoyisidt'ratlon, the Semi role t Itt sI on,'. ra 0g.', ho,,il, 'iisposal, tI. 1 9th ,lav if lit ,,)i,- r. 51t9 El Centre As'.-:i uc, DEhI OF PI'HLI('A'I'lO% SEll' County' Zoning Commission will 1:66 t ILI(, A. .51. Itt tI C:tiily i- iou:, work shop, mu,,tihIlt El Centre, CalIfornia hold a Public Hearing to deterI"wt ri)Iu;('Lost'Iti': it,,' (.'4urt),.,ti,.' of Suit iii -III lilt)' carport., r,,iinu, A aworn Complaint for Div. iii;r un' 'I THE 1:I:ecll' LYN S A V I N C & ii: Inc the fcitslbiiit' of recom- orce having been filed against t'tc CUtit 3', at S,,, f,iI, C''n'-.''i )'i ni. Outside Cii) BAN K. t .",- w York lianking as- mending to the Board of County you in the Circuit Court in and liii, this uui'l"rsigrii'l I 'hO-c will Il ,it $1 2,T,0l). itocltitit.ii, ('oniirlIisstutl,'rs that the fallen'- for Seminole County, Florida, b) offer for situ' I o the' Ii Igh.'st i,:il ('.5 hillS HP IIEAI, ESTATE Plaintiff, itag det't'il,il ProI.'rt,' now zoned Itl'SSELI4 W. FINGI4ETA BY, the lest t,,cl,l,'r fur ash il. lumen' V oR N10i4'i' 322-7495 l-(-3 Multiple I"amily atad A-I Ag- short title if which is 1tl:ssII14 log 'ii'srrli,e.i '"I iro.-tty: __________________________________ IC ITINES' ' ItNEY at-id .TU- rit'ulturr lie zont,'d C.; Conumer- w HINGLEI'A htY, Plaintiff, vet'L,t I, iilu'k A ('ii 'N'I' It V 2 ItIt I 11.1)4 'K hinitsi'. SVlre fence liJTI-1 A. I'AJtNEY, It is wife, i'i&ti and It-? Multiple' Family: ('1.1' Ii MA Nolt. I 'N i'I' NI?. ', in tai''k : hielge ii: front, 32?sus VIRGINIA SINGLETA H)', T).'t.':tdutt:ta. C-2 Cu.,sss:rrriai : lieg at a point Defendant, these presents are I sit'or'Ilng to liii' iii: t l)t,'t. 49 I fr ill flutliotlit iti*'flt. 'lOt 1tOl)E')' C. VARNEY and on the S'Wly r'w of SR 436, (as command you to appear and file of is r..'or'ii ii I'ltit ILuu.k -. _______________________ .TT'! I'TlI A. 'AItNEY, lila recd. In Olt 13k. 8119, pgs. 212 to )'our Answer or other dsfei:.' It, J:i I", h'iilulb' It",,t"i NO l)OVtN PAYMENT 21..) ed loltit being a distance of or pleading herein with: the ui'lt. ut S.i,iIIi,,lu (''.ini>', i"Inrtl.:, ')\l I'II''i'ih.Y r.ipaiiite'l. 3 lIedti! t,2 '_\lury Ann Street, A pt. 1 6(04- SE t he' Intersect ion of Clerk of the Circuit Court of t 'i't lit' r sv It hi till at rut iit'i'. ii' 'a i- pet In ?i ast icr liii ad r/ w .iit hi Nort hi in of NE :, IIr4,VtiI'lit 5, fiat ii re's, it PPlita I'S. Seminole Count y, Florida, ar:'i p, tie w (I. U. lCitohii'n, I'-7 i-, , , of Sin'. 21.215. ?l'E, P'ru:n ed put, Fal rhiank,. Alaska 9971)1 a copy thereof on Fiat:: • nil itJii U rt.'na tiles oIl stud It 101 silt clots tili: g oven, disposal, YOU A ND EACH 01' YOU are lUll thenCe 8 46'36'&" E slug tiff's attorney, on or before the or u,aa"l iii ('o:tJu:iu:tiopu thi,'r.wltht. i'a',it,'tsl h:i.t. Drapes go with: ii.'reby ,'otifieci that it butt has ad nw, a distance of 101P0'+ 190: day of October, 1966, or This sale is iii;tde purailahit to Ccli 322-7068, been Insight against you by thtcnt'e' run S 48??'08" 1%' a dis- otherwise a decree pro confesso final dir".' of f.n-''l'b:i:',' .'u,t,__________________________________ I 'lsaii.'i'i'y &t,t lot: N.. I 1'Tli 3 11111151. 550511:, over 3 acres, TB i-: hJIo'.'KL)'N S A V I N C S taticc of 0('O'-t- thence run N 46' will be entered against you, and i'd BANK, a Nt-w York banking as- 86' 52" 55' a distance of I (itU'4-, the' cause proceed cx parte, 1111W liii lug iii it. ('It ''iii I ',ni rudy iat:tisa"aped, 20 fruit soiI )J; to foreclose a ce'r- thence' run North 43' 33' 08" to f niud icr Menu tuohi, ('lull V It's, lang.' ,-hick,'pi h:ouse will, 5%'JTNP$S my hand stud offItutu: .'ei ot't.agc more IiuLrtic'ulttrly thai- P(iU (18.77 acres). R1 Ma1 dal teal at Sanford, Seminole 1'ieiri'lau. nor" Ia ni if waliteil, *22-4059. et.'si'rit.od itt Ils- Consi'iu hit filed ilpir l"assuii; t Fr- ow a limit 'ifl the' County, Florida, this 19th day of J).\'l'l'U) 'I'll IS ::r'h ilsy f 0. I in this uit, which: Mortgage N In of the NE'. of Sec. 20.215 S,ptemb.r, A. P. 1966. otn'r, 191.6. c:aeutnbei's tiar folloue'trag deacrit. ::('E, 122.8' 8 69'17'52" U of the (SEAL) (SEAL cur of ad Soc. 20. theme run ed proIa.jrt y, iituatc itt Seminole N NATION Art )Iiir Ii. Ii.'' k evitiu, .5 r. Arthur H Beckwith:, Jr. S U'23'27" W parallel with: "*' ,Florida. to-wit: I 'link .1 I lie I 'i:-uiit I",, Count Clerk of Cit- cult Court Lit Is. IJlto'k t, ii ICJ"rLElt lit of ad NE ' a distance Of ?' it 5hu nIl,. '1', V i I' By: Domumia Si. Markos. D.C. IIOSFES. OELANI)O. SEC. "in a P013. Frornu sd 113. rut: Knt:tiii G. Spaulding IH'iut > VT 'I'IOf ('NE, ueeordtiig to lilut luetier S ti•??'$7" .'eNi):uMIs, ltl'Slf, 5$0'+, Attorney for Plaintiff Flat th:ettt.t S 89'17'5!" U lU'+, Sanford Atlantic Ntiui:aJ Batik ii-:AN & LI)WNI)E$ tiuer.'of recorded in S 46'3V'SV' E 6$0'+, Building Bovth 1, Pages & and C. thtt'üce Att.,niu. ys for Plaint itt Public Recorde of Seminole that-mice S 43??'08" W 790'+, Sanford, Fiorida 3?? East Central ll'.uuiu.surd th:ciic Count)'. Florida, S 46t6'52" U 210'+, Publish Sept, 21, 28 & Oct. 5, (irian,io, 1"i5'tii1 and for other relief, and you thuctiec $ 43'?3'08" W 40,4-, thence 13, 1966. Publish Oct. 6, I'Jli6 NO CASH NEIDID are req'(iired to flit your Answer S 46'3G'&V' U 8lO'+, thence 15 DDE-I: DDV-19 P. C. of a curve hay64 Ford $592 hal. $33 Sill), to said Complaint or other plead- 110' to the _______________________________________________________________________ logs eu, Lit.' (L'l.'rk of the above irig a radius of 187', a ce,:tral Oleis 62 $1299 hal. $39 mu. angie of 47'1!'42" stud sit arc of ettutitlod, Court and to serve I 54.1)9', fruit: id P' C., eofltlnue if fai at th.'recif on Plaint ''1') (12 ('lieu', S/W $941 hal. $343 1114). url:i'y - .11S UI'S I M 1"l't'ZG EI-t- t iui'titi' slug cci art' of ted cut to' r s.- I'll) Ti ust Ut:tiding. to the P. T. of ad ui ye, the net A 14U. 62 $1091 hal $39 131, not later N 4?'47'1E" U 51342', thu'iu:e N Mi&intl, Florida $599 hal, $29 mu, 57 Clu'u'. thicui m' than thu.' 13th dii>' of (k'tolasur, 46'?U't.2" w I 166; JI YOU full to do '.0, juda- 4 3'?$'VI" W 29U'- thence N 46'(33 '/SV Hus $1288 hal, $38 mu. ,,.tt i' d.C. ult will I..- to ken 3i'&?" W 1(95'-,, thence N 4$'*'agaizia you for the relief de- (PS" U 9Q",', titt'u:t.e N 46$6'5?" ( '111.3 *1111 hal, $11 situ. It' I 48tJ'4 , th:.'u:ct' N 89 II'S?" W nuatud. i i at at enn'plu tilt. pub. i$lt'-jt the ROB. $1156 bid, $29 mu. Ford V'S 435.40-, hi P13. 15 NO'rICE shall be Ilahed 011cc ea"It neck for four acres). Further dcaribad a jynit'c $109 hal. $19 htI0 u;o,istuthu'c u,.'ks III THE SAN- lug West arid South of HR 426 and ii: the vicinity of Itad Bug 1'Ol-tD IiLlt.ALI. 60 Jliide $:ItJo bid. $13 inn. . Throughout County 2-2 ftc. 1-1% 1 Bath. Sonic l(tt'hens 9'llutppCd Payments Lees Than itetit To Inspect Call ri £ Located - ._ ' Payton , - _ , - ------- - Realty , . - I -_ , 14 T °1.4 - • , ,, - ,,,.._ ..... -- Legal Notice . -. ' --------- - A . - s; - -- ti , . ,J - - - - .,- ;- :-: - - - S - Seniinole Realty S°LJ'T'l-l\VIARD -p - :1 .. --- ---- ---------- - - - 01) DO\VN -- Hunt Rea1t . .' - -. - -- )-'..- ' CLASSIFICATIONS - . ..,., --.-- ----- - -- ' - - •'- - .- - -' ,.: ' - - .- ' P- '.-" 2:' -. - AL ', __ . ) - - ' hI - 'w .' WANTED' , , r '' Want Ad Department Hours DAfEL at bamutoid, bu'uuimavi. Ll'.' head. Couni,v. F1'iridu, liii. 12th day of b.,iitctntier, 1966. (SE.AJ.., A. H. Buickwlth, Jr., Clerk uf tite' 'ireutt Court f by: Mui'tiiu '1'. VIbicu Deputy Clerk Josupt i M. Fitagerald u EXPERIENCED BOA'!' BUILDERS CABINET MAKERS L,w 226 Security 'J'rust Butldiitg .51 is it. h"lortdae 23131 Ji(j$p,h Su'pt 14. 31, 2) 4., oCt. 4 i Publi: hearing will be held lu the Se:niitoie County Court (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) House, County Countntsaton.r. Room, Sanford, Florida, on Wed- APPLi TO: nosday, October 12, 11466 at 7:20 DAYTONA MARINA BOAT WORKS P. M. or cc possIble. soo:i thereafter Seijilitole ('oumity Platunirig & Zoning Corituisioii fly hoLierI S. Brown 8t'tiu1ti1t Couiut y tIirect,vi I-i ltiJSIi : t".- 1,I 1i1i1. 89 , ui:4Ii:g :e, I),t I, 191.6 45 S. BEACH DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. 6 1110. 63 11am, Wg. $556 hal. 61 11211mb. $666 bid. $29 sin. 62 Ford $4191 bad. $29 uio. 4343 Jeep $2999 hal. $59 51W. $597 lid. $33 Pin. 62 Corvalr 1 FULL YEAR WARRANTY I 1 012 SANFORD AVE. PH. 322.4503 _____________________________________ .-,..,.. ----•-----•--- - -, . - I - I' !' , ______ ............. j,. ', _________ Ni - I;i.y f'IflMI1;5l7t 1115 A Park Ave. ___._____ l)' I"IC'. h.it-I'9, priv*ti baths, matS" trinernlusl'in. Call 223uitiiitle. f,prn uI,er.lsit, iul?.'l 0677. for rc'trel peolila. 1dec11, lo -------' 'S'i('fi'IUi: Vr,rl Wa sna. Cash jIrOh5Ofl'$()Stit.St?ø,$Il let, St: Henforci. TAUN Ileitty i'affni'i T,i,, lilY I?54* Ins, I 1t('('M fuIi'n Apt. I'S mci in f'h 414- ' 0. n iholitig ,,ater & UICCI rl. Wltli,AKA AP'6RTM11M'rM Iii W P1R-T 1,'rcitirct. the Scmtnole mine thi- tCHsit1Ity of recommendlnp 1 tli- F. 'ard 'f County 'nntniissioners Out the following presently property lescril'ed 'oyìed A-i Agriculture b coited ('-7 Commr'rrial: All that part of Lots *3. 34. 26, 36 nd 37 lyIng South c' Apcupk'a and Forest 1I.atst, 2 )IEi)flO(1M ltnfuttn, iunnpe, Kit - ter than Cct. ''''''''''' P,a'l!n, p"".'r top, R'Ito- - z, The UPSTAIRS IN Th(IR ROOMS WI*R€. Th(V nJ t'A&t'T P11V I I 51 M!Vr BOIj SC) GT OP i,a'erjnr. wire ' ' , iiai tel Ciii !.57*4. -,qt, --------------------- ,'", - -'- Want Ad Informal ion Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads SANFORD SOUTH CONTRACT RATES AVAILABLE TO GOM*P CCOUNTS1 IiM.ArT,,withsirindI- 'c' TcMr'i:'r ('.' ti• I". . !iI '!'It,I L',-k top sni ti'fl(t fl'tt'tyi , V1. iii . IlPi - ___i' 7 _im A P(AC( 1k) SCI(1' J f FOR. 'itX)NJG ROt IL! I 7 ______ ____ ,,- Sp?eIftl ervk 108_iinrfmiqitForfli'nt l - Legal Notice C.ss.utiv. $as.rtis.s. N. Cs of Cy. 7i\ """ . LegalNotice -. - ________ I .i:;1NO1.E ()liIlflN 7fl1'4 W. - 1-10W CX) 'yk)O FEL AI3CXJT •TH \{xrn4 OF AMRICA? il1 he held a 9:19 A. M. and 1 le r M (ci 20 1°66 in the fl1'TlR1D man on S to uork citu hell uhmit applications other su •r uu cek nights $. 4'.. 1.. •. tIIt'IIUVi; Li RIUCOI UI S I1iI'I', city hall not later than Oct. hrooi, or darkness do not ap.. 19,1 966. Imperial ply. °" lt I at Inter -rq . I ( ' 1' r of Value. an)'thL Wilt. tt& Htlict T'h'1' paid. ¼ '1' II AUTOMATIC gas wa-tet heater, glass lined, 30 gal,, $20; 270) Magnolia Av-. or Ph. J. Z. THE CITY F Sanford Civil Setvice Hoard is accepting appli'allona Ci - 1WEEK....$3OO 3DAYS. . . $2.16 1DAY.... $1.50 .S$. \ . anted Tsi Bu Soul horn Fiber (Ilase Products Silver l.ake Road. Upswing p. m. PAINTING INTERIOR - EXTERIOR 2-41f S WONDERING PLANO TUNING & REPAIR BOAT, motor, trailer, make offer. IN1TED STATES TI 1 5 'FRI C P L.. HARMON 32l.4$ Also: refrig., freezer, & dcc. DISTRICT OP stove. See at 401 N. Mangoup- T'IORIDA OR1.ANDO DIVISIOW PIANO: Repossessed Wurlitser tins Ave. Anytime, n. 1U-147-OrI..Cls UNITED Spinet. Take ui payments. May STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, 1w seen in your area by calling POODLE PUPPIES, non-fading. Tilson Painting Service Credit Manager, Wesley-Pro.- HEATER, 2 yrs. old, Thermo. VS. RU'I..ON D. .IOH'NSON, a sinflack, email toned miniatures. fliu Spray man. Defendant, WOTICE OP control, with tank, rack, lint sor Piano Co., 1321 N. Mills, LEZUDS ICENNELS, Where & connectIons, blower, 75,001 SALt Notice is hereby givea Orlando. Ph. 241-3742 Collect. 1t*. Quality That Counts. Serv. ________________________________ BTU, $65; t1ii.t pursuant to a Final Decree TV CONSOLE, ing Sanford over $25; POIflOID Camera, sin. of Foreclosure entered on Aug. yrs. Stud 24. Well Drilling SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO Snrvi, for miniatures & stan- _________________________________ 3.32-7690. nat 31, 1966 b' the above entitled Excellent condition, $200. dards. Grooming all breeds. DiLLD PuMps Court in the' above styled cause, Call 322-2076 60! W. 9th. -1435. tie undersigned ttnited State. SPIUN'K.LER SYSTEMS DESK LAMP, good as new. See All Type. and tnee Marshal or any of his duly anPIANO TUNING & REPAIR at The Sanford Herald. REGISTERED Minatur. Collie ttinrized dcputie will sell the w. repair and Srvte. Harry Wester Puppleb, $3. property situate in Seminole STINE Call 322-9051 CiU 3;-0g72 S Counts', Florida described as: Machinery & Bupply Co. W. 2nd St. 222-6422 43.Plants,Feeds,Seeds LOT l, BLOCK POODLE PUPPIEb, guarautsed 207 _________________________ ____________________ HOMES ORLANDO SECTION healthy. Tiny toy & miniature FICTi-rIflVp WAItE 26 - Roofing ONE, according to plat thereof at stud. Terms. 322-1441. 2,000 EVERGREENS NOTICE is hereby given that !t'nrdod in Pint Book 13. pages Vlhurtnum, Liguetrum, Juniper, we ave- pn i'e,t 4,, 5 atid C Piihlto YOUNG MYNAH IIIRD, beginning IIOL IN YOUR ItC)U9' *Pè COj4II Podocarpus, Pittoaporum; V Crystal Lake and Third Avenue, nolt' Cunty, Florida, at 'public tt' talk; $7i with cage. OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF to 5'. Lake Mary, Seminole County, nuitcT' to the highest PHONE 22-B409 best WHOLESALE PRICES Florida, under the fictitious bidder for cash at 12:00 noon on 1'CKINC1EE Pupps• J & .1 TTTRNETt ROOFING 1 5 See at Cor. Lake Mary Rd. & name of Lake Mary Amoco, and Tuesday, October II, 196$ weeks 01(1: $&tI or best offer. 25th. Lee Mansfield, *22-t244. that we intend to register said steps of the Seminole on the Call :2.94. County 30. Home Appliances name with the Clerk of the Cir- Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda. YOUR message gets home. Over PIYPPIE for Adoption. cult Court, Seminole County. Dated: September 5, 1966. 50,000 readers daily . whse NOLE 11 P M A N E SOCIETY, SANFOI-W 4EC'1TUC CO. Florida, in accordance with the JOHN E. MAGUIP.E, SR. you place a low-cost CTAaBl_ hwy. I7-12, near County Road G. E. APPLIANCES New & Used 1"nited provisions of the Fictitious Name' States MaraI FlED AD In the Herald.. Ill Mano1ia ¶22-1662 Dept. Statutes, to-wit: Section 565.09 Middle District of Florida Florida Statutes 1965, Kendoll W. Wherry USED TV's $29.95 u. MONKEYS, flirds, Skunks, Pet & /S/ Lewis H. Schwetckert Assistant Tnitnd States Attorney Service Calls $4.00 Fish Supplies. Attorney for Plaintiff /s,' Anna L. Schweiekcrt ANIMAL KINGDOM MOONEY APPLIANCE PUBLISH: Sept. 28, Oct. 5, 1.2, 19, Publish Sept. 14, 21, 22 & Oct. 17-92 Longwood 133-9644 l* Palmetto ____WOTICE ITNDEII 323-0697 5, 1966 ?R7rsTIOIJ WAItE WIA-zIrrL DDE 57 Dt)E-3: To WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Iii 'the Court of the Coty WOTICE OF SUIT Notice is hereby given that the .lu:ige. Scmini,1, Cuunt', FlodL undersigned, pursuant to the 'PtfIt THOMAS S. SPROUSE In Asheville, North Carolina "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter *65.119, Florida Statute, will In we: Estntr of register with the Clerk of the MflI)A M. TYN'ETt PATRTCI,A A. SPROUSE Circuit Court, in and for BeminAsheville, North Carolina, Deceased. nIt' County, Florida, upon receipt You are hereby notified that 'Jo All Credh,,rs rind Person, of proof of the publication of a suit to foreclose a mortgage Itnt'it, Claims or Deniad. SEMINOLE this notice, the fictitious name, en'titled First Federal Savings Agnui,sl Said Ett: to-wit: JAY DEE WATER OF at:id Loan Association of Orlando, Ton and each of you are her.utnier which we are a corporation, versus THOMAS by tiotIfjt. amid required to pre322-2611 425.5938 OItLANDC' engaged in lusiness at Route 1, S. SPILOUSE and PATIUCIA A. sent any claims and demands Box I 8* in the City of Mattland, SI'ROUSE, his wife, has been f II- which you, or either of you, may CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR ed against you in the Circuit have against the estate of 1eda Florida. AD NEXT DAY That the parties Interested ft Cc urt of the Ninth Judicial Cir- M. Truer, deceased, late of said SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY siiicl business enterprise are as CItitt, in and for Seminole County, Crittiit' tn the Cnunt' Judge of folloWE Iorlda, being Chancery Case Semiuol,' Coutv, Florida, at his The Longer Your Ad Runs Nt), 16349, and that you are re- office itt Ut court house of said Al Mills flutired to file your answer with C uti t IL Sa ford, Florida, Vivian Mills withThe Less It Cost Per Line Per Day Dateil at Maitland, Seminole UI e Clerk of the said Court and lit BI citit'nclar months from the to Coutity, Florida, September serve a copy thereof upon the tinit- f tIe first public&'tjo11 o TWENTY ONE DAYS ................16c Per Line 196€. antlff's attorneys, whose nnrnt• t hit; n,tiee. Two copies of each anid address is set forth below, t'lalni or d''nia,irJ shalt tie in wrItO1!EN & COHEN TEN DAYS .........................lBc Per Line 110 t later than October 31,1:66. ing, a:ici shialt 5tut the l Las: Robinson Street 'place of FIVE DAYS ....... If you fail to do so a Decree Pro 20c Per Line Orlando. Florida ci dii ce and ;,ost office addrea Cc PUBLISH: Sept. 25, Oct. 6, 1, 1), nfesso will be entered against of the claimant, and ehall be THREE DAYS ........ .............. 24c Per Line Va u for the relIef demanded in ewort, to by the claimant, I 966 his ONE DAY .............. ..........30c Per Line -Uie Complaint. The real proI)DE 26 agent, or attorney and acoomp.- rty proceeded against is: 3 LINES MINIMUM lianied by a filing foe of one Ta the Court ef Ike C.uty Lot 18$, LAKE HARRIET dollar slid such claim or demand ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) Judge, NsauissoI, Cosuuty. Florida. ESTATES according to the :(t so filed shall be void. RATES P01 CONSICUTIVE INIkI1ONS ttO CHANGE OF COPY hi Probate. plat thereof as recorded in Raymond 'Pyner isi we: W.latisti, u,t Plat Book 1, pages 15 and As; executor of the Last Will SITUATION WANTED ADS - HALF CHARGE RALPH M. PJ4IBTON 16, of the Public Records of suid Testament of Deceased. Seminole County, Florida, Medn Id. Tyner, deceased Always ord.r your ad on th. •conomicel weekly or T*, All Creditors cad r.,ss.,.a WITNESS my hand and seal Joseph .'1. Murasko Slaving Claim, of or I)saad. this Court of Sanford, Florida, P. 0. Box 325 monthly rates. When you get earlier results, call and Agelaut Seid Estate: th is 19th day of September, 1966. Fern Park, Florida cancel - you'll be biIi.d for only the days run at You and each of you are her.- (SEAL) Atitorne3' for Estate of earned rat.. by notified and required to pr.Arthur H. Beekwlth, Jr. Mcdii M. Tyner, dec'd sent any claims and demands Clerk of Circuit Court Pulilisli Oct. 6, 12, 19, 26, 1966 which you, or either of you, may By: Donna M. Markos, D.C. have against the estate of 01LEE, HEDTIICE & ItOI1flç RALI'H M. RALSTON, deceased, 10 I East Church Street IN 'I'IIp. CIIICI7IT COURT OF late of Kalamazoo County, to the Or lando, Florida Till-: NIN'i'ij JI'DICILL CIII1-Lost & Found 'U-Money Wanted Judge of Seminole County, Flor- At torzieyp for Plaintiff (FI'J', IN AND FOIl -Iersouals 04-Savings & Loan Ida. at his office in the court PtibUsh Sept. 21, 36 &Oct. 5, 12, (ilil' N'I'l', ILOJ,LIDA SEItINOLE 4-Beauty Care house of said County at San- III ('HAStlfta' NO. 1 1.-card of Thunk. ui-bchuojs lnstructiozw ford. Florida, within six calen- Dl HO!I F'EDERAL SAVINGS AND 6-child Care 70-I3mp1oygz,e*it Services dar months from the tim. of LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CR!7 L...Alalc Help Wanted the first publication of this no- IS THE CIRCUIT COURT UP' CA GO. l0-?ouItry-l41vegto 7 3-Feninle Help Wan ted tice. Two copies of each claim 'II SE NINTH JUDICIAL CIIIR-Special Notices Plaintiff, 7-MuIe or 1"muIs Help or demand shall be In writing CllIT IN £51) FOR SEMINOLE 1 t-Cuter1ngI.'ood 74-Sales Heli %'anted and shall state the place of resi- (()tJSTT. FLORIDA. ALI"I:Ct t.'ILOOKS, SR., and 14-Sporting Goods 77-ituatiui, Wanted deuce and post office address of CIIANCEIfl' NO. hS17 BESSIE BROOKS, hIs wife, I-Speciu1 Services ?7-A-Situuttop Wanted the claimant, and shall b. sworn 114IIRTFORD FEDEILAL SAYhG-interior Decorators Do fonda nts. Studt,ut,s to t,y the claimant, his agent, or IN 05 AND LOA.N ASSOCIATION, %OTi('i (IF SALE 17-Janitorial Services tl-lzico*nc Property attorney and accompanied by Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 12-Landscape Service t...-l3usiz(e1, Proti.-ble a filing fe. of one dollar and vs Pursuant to it Final Decree of 19-Builders Supplies ..-h(eal Estate Wtd at)RDON L. HODGES, at ak, such claim or demand not so 20-Hardware foreclosure dated October 3rd $4.-Ituai Estate Sale flied shall be void. Defendate, 1966, and entered in Chaucer)' 21-Home improveen 7-Bus1ness ltezltalb Iii Ruth E. Ralston NOTiCE OF SALE Case No. 16285 of the' CIrcuit 22-Plumbing 'tO-Lots Fur b1e Ancillary Adminixtratrlx, NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN Court of the Ninth Judicial ...J'aintht Cirt1-Farm,--Groves thtat on Ihie 19th day of October, cuit iii C.T.A. of the Estate of 24-Well Drilling for Semitioje' County, 13-Acreage ItALPli 11. RALSTON, 19416, at 11:00 A. M. at the main FIurid,and wheeji, HOME FED25-Air Cozid. & Heating 9L....Houaes 1'or Sale Deceased. door of the Courthouse of Semi- EItAL SAVINGS AND 26-ituofiug LOAN AStt&-Housesbale or Rent STE NSTROM, DAVIS & nole County, sit Sanford. Florida, 2i-1t1Ld10---Te1aviston OF CHICAGO, is tI7-Huse For Itent tb s undersigned Clerk will offer SOCIA'FION McINTOSH Plaintiff and ALI"ItED BROOKS, 39-Plzot.o & Equipment .J1-1t.ai Estate Exchange foi sale to the highst and beat Attorneys for Administratrix Sit., nni BESSIE flhtOOi, his JO-Home Appliances 00-Resort Rentals Gum Testamento Azieo (Antder for cash the following wife, sr,' 31-Musical instruments 11etefldittit. I will sdl lQ1-Trallers-.CaUazs cillary) do.crlbed real property: to tue hi:ghoa and best bidder -Buatzuss Equipment 10$-Mobile homes-bale Florida State Bank-aulte 2 Lot 7, Block H, COUNTRy for cash at ti:t' front door 33-Job Printing of the 103-Mobile tlomes-Reut Sanford, Florida 22771 CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. Seminole. 34-Upholstery County CoUrtho. 1U4-Tralier bpaos-Itent Publish Sept. 14, 21, 31 & Oot. s000rding to the pint thereof 35-Vacuum Cleaners Sanford, Florida, at 106-Trailer Lota-51t 4, 1946 as recorded in Flat Book 1.2, o'clock noon on the 21st twelve 87-Movin3 Storage i06....,Apartments For Rent day of DDE-42 Pagea 75 and 76, Public Re- October, 1966, the following 39-,Exterimnatora des102-Rooms For Heat cords of Seminole County, 4$ -Plaflt*P'e.ds-8..4, cribed real estate locacted, situ1 131-Itental Agents Florida, 60-Misc. For bale ate apid being in Seminole Coun113-Wanted To Iteut NOTICE rether wi-tb all structures, tm- -ty, Florida, to-wit: 51-Articles For Rent 115-Autos For Sale tIesIguaton. as to sex In our )Veziionta, fixture., appliance, 1.,ot 7, Block 1, LINCOLN 32-Swap or ExChange 1l6-Autos--5u14, or Trade Help Wanted column. are d appurtenances o said land 53-Wuuted To Buy HEIGHTS, according to the 112--Trucks For Sale made onI' (1) to Indicate tiled In conjunction therewith. plat thereof as recorded In 5[.-Furniture For Sal. 120-Autonjotv Servic. rhis sale is made pursuant to bomia tide occupational quail-AutLques For Sal. }'litt Book 13, Page 99, Pub. 1l-bcooter.. Cycvs al deer., of foreclosure enfications 1 o r employment 32-Money To Loan 12$-Boats & Motors lb 1Letjr of Seminul. which an employer regard. id in Chancery action No. au-Business Opportunities County, Florida, lZb-Mararz. Supplies as reasonably necessary to 175 now pending in the Circuit tigetlier with the following Rein. the Hernia) operatic:: of hi. urt of end for Seminole Coun- of property which are located iii bu.ieaa or enterprise, or (3) Florida, and are perma:.g1tIy instulled us a convenience to Our )ATEO THIS 3rd di" n O - . as part of the in1pruei,wiits iv, h$t4$. read era to let them know of said land: which positions the adv•rA1,) Ha oge MONDAY isuØ tiser believes would 1i of Ari'iur H. Bcicwith, Jr. AY-I 30 AM. to 5 P.M. Refrigerator more interest to one sex than Clerk of the Circuit Court said property beiflg the Sam. as SATURDAY 9:30 AM. - 12 NOON the other because of th. work By: Donna M. Marko. Sot forth in the Final Dcr of involved. Such designation Deputy Clerk Publisher reserves ,1h4 4. r.a$, rovi.. end properly clissify aft foreclosure, shall not rDERS0N. be tak. to indloata RUSH, advert s.m.nts. (SEAL) uni' gdvertlaer Intend. or AN & IjOWN DES Adjustm.nts will hi med. on • ro.rvn bails only for $ypagraphic.i - that Arthur H. Beckwjth Jr. pructtces any unlawful pr.orneys for Plaintiff .rrurs Skit .ff.ct Sb. velts. of fh. id Adjustm.nts will not b. Clerk ol Circuit Court teVZ*e, •pecificatioz: or diaEast Central Douleverd B)': boji1 M mad. beyond Sb. first ü.s.rtjoiz. crimination In employet Lando, Florida I)e'put )' '.icrk i• ractioes. bliat Oct. 5, 1966 ltjtii (in. 5, 11.06 ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS: Boarding. For sale, AICC Chlhua. hua.. mixed breeds. 223. p CUSTOM HAT BALING RAY FOR SALE CALL 322-0153 - ElK & M UEI( - 2.682l illMagnolia • . . "I"t --I FD"- Cl-I '.l\ S W -Re1t riu kTI'. •\. '1R I'. ..S( VtrHtors--1t" Rcllor. .Mi.:flTCAN Tti''NT-Al.L PHO1 322346 66.; S. Iflkwatha $-9113 ________________________________71. Male Help Wanted E1S _______________________________ H PT rAl. HOSPITAL BED & WHEEL Ctii41, KC new. Call 322-1S61 tq / NAKNIE' KIDDIE CARE SNODGRASS 34 hour Service. Special rates to SHARPENING SERVICE workIng mothers. Handsaws, elrck. scisanre, mower 2440 5. Oak Ave. ..3-fll*l hladoi.. Entorprise. Fla. Ph. CHILD CARE ft my home. Spe- ___________________________ dal rattc to working mothers. Wvnnwood. 322.0143. - TPAINTING & REPA 1 ek c.r ?'iontb. Ru tay. CC)MPTONS ENCYCLOPEDIA, price trr.de in. Cash or t.rTns. Call 322-7454 after 4 'p. tn. KINDERGARTEN _______________________ certified ?eacn.rs PAINTING - CARPENTRY (With Degrees) A. J. Adoock 122-flis Looated 17.12 Ph. $-l660 _________________________________ Open Monday thru Saturday OIL HEATERS all types cleaned 7:1 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. au1 repair'd reasonably. Friday evening. .111 midnIght. 3224594 8. Pets & Supplies (Sofa bed) couch, $111; PRP2WAT REFRIGERATOR, 11 ('II. ft. Excellent condition, $50. Ph. .1j3t after t, p. Tn. Ott i, l9flh3-.--I'ng ----ii1_-i_i_-i______- 222.6707 matching swIvel rocker, $15; 14 - Sporting Goods L, •.ntnrberath - 1 crpi't Shamp-oner with nnr SS. Furniture For Sale o Riut' Lntre. Carroll Q3 (1 1'lIrn'tiIr. Buy - Sell - Trade $224622 E'I''TtRE: Fllnettc pet, lIving 211.11 11. lt St. room atil bedroom turn. HO- ,-, v . u r n t u r a, applanees, - -. iP('Oflfl (''fl?7 pur- asi' . tools, etc. Bought . Sold, tar-I_h__ rye MarL, 213 Sanford Ave. A iULL Ph. $.,.-4112. .z'iAi-fi,.lnc )'or lIons - ECHOLS REDThNG CO. ______________________________--_____ TTRE: 650x]1i1 like new Firestone, 400 miles. 2 S.F. Goodrich, good nndltIon, 3224291. AQUA 5 \anted To fluv - MOVING" '? " NEED some blankets for pa44lng-eheap' Ph. 322-5404. I WISH to thank all of F(ilt y AL.E: 11It1?.tMON. friends for the many cartla, T)oylc T1O*4 flowers, visits and kindnesses Call Z22-270 shown to me during my confinemont in the hospItal. Virginia Parramor.. ______________________________ GITN SHOP Buv-'SeIl---'rrade Guns 6. Child Care Repair Guns, Rod & Reel. _____________________________ OSTEEN BRTDGE CAMP CHILD CARE In my home for 2'.' ml. East of Sanford. Hwy. 4I working mothers. Phone 22-3S2 LA1E MART 223-1310 RIG I PFTLCO TV, floor model, .xc.1lent condition, $45. Call .22-S847. I For Sal STC\): l.t) CASH'OR'RASR -L1T ITS ' t'r' ,'k Th AntiQues & used furniture want'',ity ur Diamonds *1 04. -.1 ) .. GW'ALTNEY .1EWELF1S Park&2Sth. ruRMTuft _____________________ - -- II4 '. I ii1s .t'f'. (75 'tour Pirnttnre. Quick -I. I LI'.HS, Internat2onsl life- SELL Service with the cash. uarantee. W'hnlopale & tt,r' SUPER £RADINO POST _________________________________ '-.itTh Retell Hl'1i'llRVVs TiRE SFRVICE ,,,.. 22-05"" *J I'IJ r,,,nrnture, any emoes 5th. & l'reri 'h '' Sanford,T-7270. REFRTOPIRATOR. 14 Ft.. 2 door; Chrome Dinette; Model 100 Polaroid complete; camping equipment; 1.. 4 mc. &ds Peacocks. 1301 Park Ave., 2-6174 WEI4SH Mare P4Iny & I mc. old 4-Beauty Care .li VEXTALTG Machine for sale. Rea sona hi., good ooi1 itt oh with extra parts. Ph. 661-4814. - ________ -- - • �'I - 441e - • I I - I_dV - a - - a. . - . , - -- —.- - - qa -=. - ' . , - ... a.. ____ Iii? am!nrb Page BA rra1b Oct. — 5, 1966 Big, Mean Rats I) — •• • •.--- Free Fishalhon A&P Cares...AboutYouil - (.P , Take Over Venice 1 - lot VV!TCI Italy (APi—Venice plzin to launch a massive year.j 1 long campaign this month against a growing plague of so tough thev frighten cats and so clever they sneer at traps. WC~ fi4 i 172 S. SfOVd HWy. I I rats - rj The dub Is still selling the fly DOTTIF A1TST1 THREE MEMBERS of the charm* 1th the flraon 'nL F 1 o e t RCrM-e Association, ma on them As announced be the club has the template Branch 147 have retnrnei from ' •1 Prices listed in this ,- . .•.• -' .•i They come from an Island used as the citydump and and more of th em have been swimming over to Venice to take up residence Hygiene officials say the garhagv dump rat are so big and mean that the canal city's fitmnus cats, tra di ti ona lly red Venice's best antirodent insurance, run away from them. 'Thi rnLc also have become wise In rat trapsand are seldom caught by them. _________ I .' fore, more :.•. : '-.. .;. ';• •.- . I .. - ...................I . ' ': Z?' .' urday, October 8. •J 107 ANNWMARY I ''.. consid - - a- v . '. CNICA-Ifto _ CIRCA-7870 " CIRCA-11190 CIRCA-1914 Special 3 Flavors ! • City Hygiene Commissioner i N?Itn Chiarelli has assigned 6N city employes to distribute to GRACIOUS Pat Lego enjoys bowling but devotes raost of her time to her four sons. Pat's husband is Cmelberry Councilman, Arthur Lego. (Herald Photoy 43 places for themselves and their At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post office) If This is our 1 07th annivemary. j If Sanford F PI • ile T • _•927I secret of our success? WE CARE! A COOYRIGHTa)19GrHtORA'rATLAPnc& PACIFIC rACOIII, "Super-Right" . IS GES ) )P' L<i- ' i r Now Air Force officials trying to find out how the cutPrit ant the tanker off the base. ( .1 - - - 11 I hf ARI II 5J LB, - - EXTRA SPECIAL! ALL - - 1-LB. B-OZ. EACH 39c C PN Av.rog. I I LB. AVG. PKG. "Super-Right" Heavy Westem 3@0 ShouWw wiss Ga. or Fla. Grade . ewa LB. t C "A' Logs or Ireat l4wOZ, Ou,ck Frozen 7 PKGS. - C ANN PAGE REALLY FINE SPECIAL! QUART A JAR MAYONNAISE - AU FLAVORS SEGO LIQUID DIET FOOD 17C 4 Is C ,: SPECIAL1 lbs- C LARGE HEAD ICBURG . • FKG. S oma oes EXMA SPEMAL! CONDENSED SPECIAL! — PER i.III HEAD SPECIAL! I ''• - - -. - - .-:; ' * when plac 1072WOX LOW COST CLASSIF in SAN HE p w_ AD RD D N $5.00 order) APPLES FLAME u ...... Orati, .i('nklnM, man 1itil;ltcity chair.. (lieraM Photo) ."!: I . '1 HELEN PRATT. .hostess 0 Ln. Is. 1 9C CLV THEM COUPONS 41~ "c & CHRIS LOVEIACE. . . high points " "' n.ç1;.1 AN INK - -----'--'- " Mi(Inlight-To 5 A. IN10' Ky., has licen termed legal by RUMLEYOUTEITH. INC. nto Attorney (,ener:il 4 office, ItS long a it $5 tint tti.l to pr vent. nn,onr from walk trig thii' O 122-037S Sanford avings erti 11cates I EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1 II . I W . - .- '4, - ' ., I, • . -. - .— - - .. -. •. : . menibers planning to attend preside nt as far as possible in ad vance of the meeting. • . Jun or H' RVAH-3 Enlisted Wives Club. Carolvin Clifton. Linda Jime- Carnival To Aid son and Nancy Hill are making baby layettes for Navy Relief, A thle tic Fund it was announced. Anyone in- YEAR A ' P MINIMUMS . GIRI, SCOUTS are ill agetley receivilig zn ide for sh u t-ins and hospitals, one of many activi ties enjoyed by Girl Scouts, are (left to right) Sandy Cook, Cathy Nicarry, Lesley Stover, Rachaci Hauver, and Marilyn Hartshorn. - (1A3 SANFORD FRIO OCT Li hf!! 6 months CERTIFICATES BOUGHT BY THE 10th OF THE MONTH EARN (Ilerald Photo) BERRY'S WORLD $5,000 plus multiples of $1.000 I)11)ht\ ing articles tereatedinhelping is asked to By JANE CASSELBEJWY contact Linda for further Infor A gala carnnal to raise ination. money for the athletic fund will be sponsored by the South Sem- - from tile ullited Fillid. i FROM 1st 14 CIRCUS TENTS AT FAIRGROUNDS Auditor To Tour Other States inole Jun'or High School Athletic Association from 9:30 a.m. until 10 P.m., Saturday, at the FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — school on Winter Park Drive, The new Kentucky Legiglative Castselberry. Recjular Passbook Savings Will Continue To Earn year 0/0 a compounded quarterly SPONSORED BY THE SEMI. NOLE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY. Fiscal Affairs Committee is Two dances will highlight the going to send its auditor to day's activities, one in the after. Arkansa d possibly other noon and one in the evening, sta tes to see how state govern- both in !LI.ILI!LIL. the school cafetoriwn rnent spending is monitored else. mere will be fun for all at the Hidden Channels Sinks and Lake - - in the HELENE PRATT was hos- J. - smog" .J.. ....& I I ;1(!k F % sponge throw, fortune dunking tnuchjne, arid Imusure hunt. There will bea FRANKFORT, Ky. (A?) ckewaIk and a gift booth will Limestone regions in Kentucky feature items made by students have many miles of subsurface of the art department. stream channels, sinks and Snowconeus, popcorn, hotdogs, throw, teller, formed in the k-drock when water dissolved the limestone. 'There Ought W111111111ho BRIMMING OVER WITH INNOVATIONS, WONDROUS FREE TRANSFER SERVICE SURPRISES &A MYRIAD OF UNPRECEDENTED FEATURES FROM ALL STRANGE LANDS "M I I EA, To Be A Law' OF SAVINGS FROM ANYWHERE IN U*Se 6c!* "Things could be more frusftcñing. You might have spei,t WASHINGTON (UPI) A 101 West Altis (Wlb.) man who telephune official told newsmen 30U,000 Persons were on the "ItIS auto manufacturers to waiting list for telephones five lock iffie inh.age indicators on their cars is the winner of Sen. yeors ago. The liat hud grown W i I I I a m Proxmire's "Uiere to 400,90 when India L*gan its a law" cojut&bt. riew five-3-eur economic develop. Ou®rit to be Hebert 1:1. Nebel wrote 11rox. ment plan in 1966, lie said. mire that locking the indicutors ciffled odoinete-ra; would protect Days Racing buyers of second-hwxl cars FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — from falbe clahnii of low mile. Kentucky will have bud 206 age. Proxmire, a Witiconsin duyii of horhe rucing this yeat Deinfierat, haid lie would pru- 206 N SURANCE nil right for those who register for exerelse or for social piirmarriages." Poses. m. Bali3 sitting is pro'. ided will contact Gavle Hogan club OO 000 Waiting ........ L___..I..__ LB. 1 9C TOLIT RAIM Th WIN111" of AWARDS & PRIZES Tom project chtiir- Information 51inister INJ fla. Curfew TAY, gaI hadur nsked, "At tiif! wedding 1-'ItANKroirr, Ky. (AI-1 i'eretiinny? " A inidnight- to.5 n.m. curfew for Health Atinister Sushilit Nny- adtiltm if) tile city of West 11(iiiit will be a;old. SAVE PUID STAMPS, GRAPES Iou MEARS 1.1n lion officers that. .'very newly tnnrrit'd couple should be given birth control (levicu's to lieu' or interjected, "No, no, at time of registration of the mar. riage." linhindur replied "Oh, that's ;.zj::- eaves. The most notable of theise burnburgers, and cold drinks RED DKICIOUS CAN (Umit: 5 With for . FOR A WIDE & WONOML CHOICE OF GIFTS... i 1 — IIIIIIJI .. •w,. .;&- v::' by •IIIycPPR NFW l)IT,hIl (All) — 1j tintice Minister flaninkriAhmn inim; Roy Nershow, who Itedge of Mysore state told a h4 f urri Ishing the conference of Inilln's ormnI j- . Idayed Will It Work . •_ . - I ninny boutlis such as fish pond, PUERTO RICAN - ,; I to l p.m. , (Ileridd 11hotos) a ( grnrrAl chnirmilin of flip project. H utch i nson, Kathy Hutch inson, and l3nnibi Chesser, 811 jUfliot' lcitt1ti's. '•,, RVAH-6 EMW Club members are reminded of the meetin g . . LARGE FIRM RIPE SPECIAL! I O-OZ. CANS "C CAMPBELL'IS TOMATO tic AJ Free rerreshinetitiq will ill, Looking over mateilais for the COtit'SC (bottom) are (from left ) — from halt the 12 million nimuni poliu- Thursday C Fryer uarterS LB. - Club. CWT-11 1!iAm •.r...-.-, I • ' Cap'n Johns chniiep top) • ops M. at Helter's I'nnd In l,oni Wonhl. Hhi'yeles and trkyrles will he awar ded to the champion by and girl in ench of the three I awe grittips and will in' furnish i'd by Rerubnw's Hike Shop in , Altamonte ptIngs. The Jaycees, overwhelmed with the Success of their first,I I"Ishinthnn last year, this year will divide the tiny up with preschool children fIsliIui from It) — - A rw V n.m. ill 12 noon mid children five to 1 1 1 years will have their 1111111,1C SI)R.AKING colinse for Julliol. 4-11 leliders w1w colithlelvil hy Dr. and l)i'. 11811)111 1h1I('l', flWflhl)et'M ittiti l)itI l'" l)on l)c'mpsc'y (left, idents of the Toastmaster. , ; at Illeeting -it: tile Miller hollie ill Iteal. Door prizes, all kinds, and afoot to redecorate the Chief's assorted refreshments will be Club on the base. This popular served. Chairman is Sandra spot could use some improved decor just a little "fixing O'Krinsky. . up" could make this one of the nicest spots in Sanford. George Brister, manager, reminds everyone the club is open Sunday for your convenience. Take some guests and go. Air READERS I wearing their best Western atWE HEAR* through the tire, ar, prizes will be given grapevine that plans may be for the best costumes. So -. I - or . ' day and Saturday, all the es are invited to a -Plots ABniemhe rs of the Fleet Reand Plans" pafty at 8p:m. the auxiliar.-, and their guests are invited to attend, the home of Bets Ryan. -. TO MORE THAN ' '. FLAVORS FROZEN MORTON'S CREAM - ,-, . ' from p.m. to 11 a.m. . 2PW. 89C 1 PEACH PIES - S.Lb "Super-Right" 1/4 Pork Lola Sliced western JANE PARKER - - I I SPECIAL! F. I Fr1r1 non ton, Sandra O'Krinsky, Lois CHRIS LOVELACE took Briston, Mary Hav, Anna 'May, Marie Sundvall and Chairman high points at a recent RVAHDorothy Bergen. Special guests 7 "0" Wives game night at the were Gladys Utterhack. Lillian home of Connie Davison. Con nie served ice cream pie desTerrill and Jane Parker. The committee for the "West- sort W three tables of bridge ern Dance" to be held OcL 8 PlAYers. Marcelle Capewell and Ge. are busy making decorations s neva Brown will be hostesses and plans. Johnny Rich and hi music for the squadron coffee Thursband will provide the LBO - QL DRY MILK 5 C (Limit: I With $5.00 Order) WHITE HOUSE INSTANT NON-FAT .1 C Lbe Air . , Bow in BAG - I Ing D - . —:- was later won as a door prize by Happy Paul. Those attending the luncheon include Doris Holcomb 'Wannet- ra • .til) / rJ They enjoyed a luncheon re- Rose Colson, 'Mildred Scott, Ar- - YOUR AAESSAGE CANS ~"` — . - lax was the main decoration. It Western Beef H uali / •. , yellow mums and white gladio- 'I2OL $I 00 r - Extra Special! Plain or Self .-I i -. cently at Traph.-. Lounge. Dolicious rountr.-y- fried steak was served. A centerpiece of yetlow pompoms, red camations, ______________________________________________________ Grade "A" quick semi.truller tanker loaded ' Every Ddly Low Price! YUKON CLUB SPARKLING PIL,LSBURYS NEW DELM (AP) — City police had little trouble recov. ering an item stolen from a suburban Indian Air Force base. They found the Item, a GETS HOME .,) CIRCA-1940 CIRCA-1966 Rental Beds 00 . ranch — the FRI Lndics Au3il1nry has been active. — Is experience, trust and dependability a good Pianos TNE ENERGYFORP OF f ollowed. iOliOWêu It's one of many! o. ? r.1 ...• - •., quite 'What s the 1 1 F, C urniture _, ho BOXES / . ' in the hangar recently was a wait for space available. bills complete "sell s to This is just one of the that FRI members have each and every member who helped by producing their best helped to pass. goodies to tempt the buyers. MEANZWHILE, back at the u're a young married, I . The hake sale which was held Past policy decreed they had to ' . retired military personnel and meeting room. Details of the dependents may now receive party will be available at that time. hospital benefits yo We servedher weU +.' and ...e generations w I f How Did He M it? 1 '\I . - • . This pert-fins to the fact that at 7:O p.m. in the Navy Wives We've just been around a long time. , 5 'YEAWS 017ER mole Junior High School and Women's Club and is active Mark, five, is a member of the in the Methodist Church. kindergarten class at the Cas- 1f _J(44I J5 first was your P7"eat-great-grandmother. Keeping up with her four is Pat's bobby and she boys takes most of the time member of th e Wednesday of the grarious Mm Arthur Runabouts bowling club. (Pat) IAgn, wife of the CasShe also enjoys watching her selberry councilman. sons participate in the school Pat's boys are all students. athletic programs of football Michael, 18, attends Seminole and baseball. Junior College, Ricky, 16, and Put is & charter member of Jeffrey, 18, attend South Sam- the South Seminole Young 1,000 gallons of rnrked several miles from the base. .- till buildings in hope the rats wit) cam., it off to their hiding y ried 19 Yeam w in Baltimore and they now reside at Thomas Drive. Sports, particularly howling, 4 BREMNER"S JUMBO ycees ' . the passage of the 'Hospital comed to attend the party and also the next mecting, Oct. 1.1 Right.x Bill." No me're Ti ot fic1le— poisoned food will be left Inside Four Sons Occup Councilman's Wife salberry Community Methodist Church. Id0. every house, store and office in Venice morsels of food prepared with rat poison. Under the plan, L(JflJ, L. ': Ja liv JANE ASMlI4lIl1IUl' A trio Fthnthnn for ynhiflir If- rinen to 12 years tilil, u - directors, / ..: jj Is planned by file South SP?Ilifillip .11"yver" tnt ntit!.lflV, (lit thc attended the ith nation graed on anthing An club member will be happy to give con vent- ion of FRk Delegates were Duke Woody, further details and talc orders, branch president: horace Paul, dub officials Sfluti. eorpnration riricident and hihn h1n1loeen costume psrt plans were discussed but merntoore, hoard of Main speakers "err Seere hers were unable to decide thi of the Navy. Paul Nite a location, so this will h voted and Rear Adm. Frank Brandley. on at the next general meet; New additional president. Is in. e in b e r s. husbands and M Lawrence Bane. Highlight of the convention guests are invited. Also proswas a telephone call received pective members who would from Washington announcing like to get acquainted are wel - Set- good through R H Th"e are no ordinary rats. _______ 15 Slated Oct. 11 1' IL Of five years in Geneva at the Disarm Iment Conferencel Tile year's Best CleamnWig and Ghtt"g Holiday Is lite LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING "PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. BIDS, I 3 fw Youns and Oldf cilcus. "1116 .---_ - faith Wo"rous surprise& millialls 01 pea. C"Urm vevel in tits Crilinent and ACROBATS, JUGGLfJS, Wholesome Fun at thi& Ansiusl EQU11.11111111STS, WHIRL. F8511"slid Fla"` Old WIND EQUIESTRIA1111". I=119 it, far and GO-60 FLEFUMT61 Near J0111"slide calliblat0this APPIEGY OF1 TRAINKIIII HORSES, ALL HOLIDAYS.1C."Kar11111)"11111 peS5 C'IATI ON Two Locaflons To Serve You 110 Main Office Branch Office 819 W. 3rd St. - M. L. RABORN JR., OWNER - PH. 322-3253 it ) - . I -. �_ .. - - I Z, I, & - __001 '"~l __ . .,.:1. ''. - ,_., _ . 1. I - . : .4 ..,.Vl . I_ I pha Views 1 -. :,I - , ' ERVYNOTES Oct. 5, 1966 tM"lVERSrrY PARX, PA. '' -. • L a I., State UnitrsIt3 14 "I IA .). '. I )~ 1, 11 I- -0, ~ it f ried and upset, he may break ~'~ I , ~ ', r , ;.. .1 ; : array of the latest in fall attire Ing the first social of the mason was under the direction of Ade. for the sorority were Bonnie ]aide Moses and Mary William. of ne Village Shop. Claire Fite, Ginger Moran, With the pomp and Dal Hope Schirard Martha Webber, real pros, models Debby ic Metta, BeverlyWhite and ton, Gail Gatehel., Linda I' Smi th . J . %, il 1 - 14 1 . I I II round of applause from the spectators reflected that The ~ I Jr - ( : . . 11, THE II MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB . -, I 1* , ..d A, I .1 under fir3t Shop. black . . I . ,' ... the auspices of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, their social event of the season, and the Village Claire Fite, left, fashion coordinator in a brocade all-weatber coat, chats with znodel .' "i!: I It. , 14 $ 1~ I ~'. .., I . •. : $ .': .. . . $--. in (lie silent flicks. And It will fl() doubt crop Uu here In the stat es as soon as a run 4 , ' -• t.... t 1 ma NEW YORK, AUGUST 'l& As London WOElCI of the - $hottshort skirt, this fashion takes over on the sidewalks cokol 0-DAY ." Ton.i, brightens 3 I., began to wnne In pleen(lilly, notice that yoIlr .qklrt barely boenoly ;I , ,I 11 1; ! By MRS JOHN LEOt I Eva - Bess )) a . "Seek robe. Ho hum! I .. (Herald staff photos by Doris Williams) .. I ML W !P 1. i; the Indusfry's Newest 121 N. OaIc ,. ,I% BEAUTY SHOP ! ,- e ,,,,,, I P i ., . veil of alencon lace and tulle .',i~~' 40 322314 1. .!~ i 0 Mrs. I S .. 11%. .. 1~ . .._ 1 C I, .v ... -1 '. C 11 M 11 K U slim skimmer xs ith . .r ds ed-to-rn a t c h - used to keep a pony tall hairdo in Simply "' jj : . y • . . / -- ..., -• • I ,''L . .. L. nutuota . 1. . . . ' • •J . -. . :: ;:, By LIZA BAKER Mrs. Sandra Rateliff and c en, aryn and cifrey, of sive Plastic Arr.n •msnts wardrobe, but It's spring In the fabrics Industry. The American SANFO&D for the next beabon is "palis to Car. L I st & Saisitsed Avis. I I i I pow" in color-with the clean 322-1412 and c1w Made& instead of the Ii i 1 I ? • , I _W . _ 16 iI : M"M diewids Gultim a 14K gold pendisnL .. I O 341' bridad pai __ 00 . I r. !;f .. r'l . ~,~. I Chame) mettizip cubaum round wW four sixules beauutial dUuwnds wedding Avg, FLOs 0 nX im with twelve diamo °ds. Twe 14K $175 thM. S SLEEK I from a lectiw, leather - Delftcutely __9 .2 so IS 14K with dw beauty of low dii~ sm 14 . __ Tvmbe dkmmb in NNW. quise evitunsi&. nxuw am. In dhiziand. i4x 617S I - Al I I *-.. 9 Well-Dressed l.A iviafl .5 11 L & Your dienma V-irold rZIM "r ;ULI == A;e. ts;;Wud b" Sold with two fzs, die- I A J SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD I that ttI(' ne4st lro'ni - Open I 4o 6 i,!-jss. 4firu Fri. 10 W. let STRUT Sn 0 $150 - PUUJUTIUTI&$SSNP*IV 4) Now av.ijlahlo such jletn as _________ wann LAxawW*== Is and E W Z L E It 0 OPf.N THURS. & FRI. 711. 9 322-1000 ___________ overlooked. uni to go on the market are ean:uii drcs and nylon gas-nu'sit. :- -.r-_---*,..._* ' -r - "amSM&M-P, ~-NiA^ w1 1MI&O5D t, " i .-I~z .,~*,4't -) - P,. ,,~V.(,4*1 '.'_._;V1.0 0 e___16,_ --_ I I. .,, *%~,1*6 - 11. __,~ I..: I I :~ __... .. .. ...:,. ~ ; -. ... - - ,:,!, :: . . *, .. . ~:- -, . -. .31 : .,.-,: - , .. _ . ,.,. !!~ I. . ,~ L" - ~ ,,~. --. 4~V`l "`io A I I I (illi ; . I SHEETS FOR THE i' I . I . I.. .. ..:f" r, ~1114 no 1-47~ III .__ ... - ., I -..V N . r~: 7,X.N1'1N , l , -4 f %P"f,,,'I , , ,,%V - - " ,I 'A , 11 ~ I,_ I A 'I4J. ,I 111 I I N""N hi JT ' ' -~4 . . ... .. i i for value at regular prices, now at 20'/. reductions they're 'F tacularl Lovely fashion stylingi Fancy weaves, flounce skirts, puff- She Advists on all Problems 0 ; . f ' I & H I F ~1 I 6 - 'N il I.11:1~,'I 11; .: _T ,i short fimel Savings are remarkablel Fine quality spreadii, famous of Love, Sickness and Busanes . . !" ,,.;,; * Madam Margo -- k ,,, pr ces 20% spec al of DECORATOR BEDSPREADS fhrough Safur&y! pl. Advisor , , ' I - --..-'% ir4X*W.-*,f.,*, .., I ..., - ,*% L' 1 i 4 _~~__"_,. . ,.,- 0 , " !f . W 4/ .. .. '...~:, . _/ l.. . -. ;1, "~Z'V' , ~4-~ ~iz .~ .,...I f ,,* ,..-.. ,." ." I. . . ... , . F .~ , .% I ... ..,;; ; ~ 1 .44 I 10 DOUBLE SAME 25c AT . 1 #11.,!, 0 • s i los, • Reg. p n TV ow now 8.8 13. 98 , now U'%. 19.98, now Reg 7.10 11.18 ngii and queens in group. P.M. 1#II.I 1, 15.98 WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 989 Orlando Ave. 92 For Appt. ' Call 654.4941 #1 I A lIP P IT. UU S • LI L I I I LI JI L.L U LI.LLLL PN SHOP 'TIL MONDAY Thv SATURDAY ___________________________________________________________________________________ 0, . - -, - *' Hurry, this great collection of bedspreads are reduced for a paJajisin., ties-which are bold hi - ": __`rf . - 710 women have n(A 1well 1 ----------- - ... , , -"'"sillg ((". .%()file Pal mi st . AL - I . - III i.in bandy six packs. 8746 " 1 0 -- u•.oii,iid -. -..-.-.- . u .t - of all niarriamvs has shown a (ifJwriWhld hrosid. your I A If you're stuck on what to get tile well-dre.s.so-d inan in life, you siiihit 1r a an OJXII er Sound J(lj(-Ijl(JIj, . req. S5 for now ':---- - . ' y o u can WASH . and dtic$o if Marjorie Shepard - Owner 2472 S. PAft TEL. 3Z2-0V52 - Next Door To Food Feir il" .5 : ~ or over, tilt! i - . 5. . t.I. •••\.. it. A ne", colored fabric WES-KAY? . If you hdvan't friad WES-KAY. s oil the market which call be ' bring this ad and WES will wash New York fall col. a hug. DOUBLE LOAD for you 'lucre are at least 35,000 mar FREE, including soap and hi uch which emphasizes riag s •i year in w hich the .! bride.groom, tile bride, or both IJ. S. C 65 Mireau rii-liorlh. 'I'his number 0 re ......,... . . . 'I' - . chalige I 11"s bi'"l JL1&•JIJJ "W same low $7.00 Pier --- , w h en W.ry of .i dress in one color, words Can Opeiier J . i.,., t., • ak.. . $1.00 p.r ae s.d d.iJvsr sjii ylia. easdad rvu. are the 1.10%,, "M With *Ut*WA*k MW mEP1.EDOPJIIRD the 51. f I'll(! moisturizing same wash you can dO At WESam (-all be used under or KAY for only 1150 (-r fotindation or alone, says Are you satisfied to w,tsh ONLY I o%or S ou . $ saPs or 25c p (Jilt . . ,.' A new cover-up for any skin That you can SAVE MONEY and blemish or dark shadows coines got a cleaner wash at WES-KAY. sbades matched to regular for the leather-trimmed, striped shift modeled by actress Joey Ifeatherton '* $ IL . 1 & $350 I. . GAS GAS ,,, 1 5 . . . . clean copper and brass, it's . ~11,r , demarcation. .~ Long Sleeves : :;• . . !, ,~ _. ~..,. " .....-.1~,%," -r.._.:, .. I I. %;; I, .I, . .. - .'-.. I ... 11 . - . . .- 1. • .. ,;•- i .S. particularly effective on negTo give beverage glasses that frosted look, there's a new gad. fireplace lected antiques, as well as on accessories and kitchk5 en utensils, and no hard rubvert tile natural moisture on bing is necessary. Safe cheiiiical action (toes tile cleaning, ply invert tile glass over tile inolded top and i : and frost to any thicknetis de- hays the manufacturer. ost. sit I \ "" - '. . 1 •• \\ -signed especially for hard to and AC adapter are ine ~~~-- $12J / / •, attached, to (inn guicr.itec H 00(1 c.indle poer, gruqi to lii,ie., brown to or.Ingc from its rechargeable battery. A III ','. hILIV (iLlt cleaner is A 12 foot cord with adapter plug :;_ __ - __- - - -1 __ -r:_=~ __.=-::~-.:-~:~~__ - . week only! I - - L:~-,I=~-_ - _:~,.1 . .. • A new, powerful lantern 01)- altered to an entirely different crates on the re•charge prin- hue by a simple home treatciphe, repowered by plugging it ment, reports Chemical Week, __•__ 1 • 1111t into a ]ionic 110-volt AC outlet, a trade publication. The fabric a 12-volt automobile cigarette c0l'110s in solids t. . . . and . lighter receptacle. I'lie lantern print 11 Packets for color changing are se a l ed beam I m) whi ch -. a blue to white, 4b .. . - ,_•#•• I4e' What' s . -e.:!__' ' - P fl r ' .5 - - I : i a : t • i - .._ :,.". I1 I i . . .ill _ * - r ~/Ij1 . / ,f:. . A remarkable value, even at their rolulIr • price . a fabulous buy now PqnnPrat they go non stop from dryer to hangrur to you never need ironing to look crisp and smooth-as-new. And they're Pennrsst a Uover body, 0 y, CLI H 5, co lHl ar, SOCkets, seams. Polyester/cotton oxford and broadcloth weaves in stripes, odstals white Kingdor, snap-tab, buttondown styl es. Stock-up! Our e ir -low r th is / // • I j: -- _ -,-,* L I Ill I INSTALLATION ' velvety . \ uu I. % ,".,_. _________ . Brus-h-on brow color. So Of Fresh Flowers, ...• 4 . r .-------..- Delivery Mosf Anywhere Them I . .5 " ,ii!': S ________________________ __________________________________________________________ in Seminal. County 'i'i :.' i !'!' y p. . P1 now for the excifte ent of a amond ft fro ~ I 60 00ON0%, Brows "'I Jj ... ________________________________________________ : 11 . I.,-. 1. ... '' S - .1 Ev. I cc llkogo& i X. list1 I. ______ .. " 1"ersoflaLS ~ Cover I :. TRAFALGAR SQUARE, JUNE '66. A London girl debuts the miniskirt on a walking jaunt with her longhaired escort (left) Rut that was June. SEPThMBE1t ushers jfl the "In est" look in London-the maxiskirt. Somewhere there must be the happy medium even If it must take the shape of mediocrity. S I Don't .. I $10 for 1 'i 5,. 4 i - We will to" VON a 2 evillader On. Of The Largest S.lscfKsnI .. . . , , ,"k\N, L , __________________________ We Offor ~ " ,N\~, - .\1 I .. .. '1 I that is to be friend. The papriku helps give the bird an upBeauty tip: One maker of iL in brown color. aurgical supplies suggests 11 ~ - wooI ssea.er. Weslel *-.. W short' sIesve shirts now :~_~ .,I I 0. 4 eg. 3.98 PENN - PREST . . 1, :.:: '. - f . .4 'A a I stripes, and WU)' ,. 010" vw , L\\\ ... ..-.. Mrs. Blanche Buckley of Lake t"Nob .. ' of the firm's executives, Peter cci&cuons-including the new, terPr00ft9 and lining. Tite Add a little paprika to the shirt.s come in three colors--ox. flour, salt and pepper mixture fQrd blue, chamois and blue with which you cusit chicken t is \\\\ I . Drive, -Chultiota. boy s" r ress s ,.. 1 - , the namw adhesive bandages in *a =86cim cabinet can be ~ = I els an ever-fashionable Ii Bauer, a skier, noticed i-kiers last spring in Vermont as the St. Laurent witti flyins out over toe, as well velvet pump featuring their ski ants Bauer use - d one er, squared heel and square of his Own shirts or a model, bought oxford from a supplier I :%~*~,T-,~.,.. .:_.:,_.- .0 LINDA PERKINS mod- of facit,. it was the man's or-ford Another bDoty winter Is on that sUrted the new item in sportswear. reports JacX A. Using brown sugur ill cliocoWinter, president of the oom. bringing repUcas of the high late brcn'rncs inti r(i%tlng pany introducing the st3Je One boots shown through the Paris fins or , ,q idev" 0" . how " do It., ',,;,;-. I '. -!~;, , .. "., *. . month with their grandmadier, The DaughterE of . - New for the slopeb is the sli I muted &ccented. Look for all Methodist Cliurch ' shirt, designed for women but tones of yellow in ready-to. its mm-ting schedule for tilis 0 PH. 322 never iron j. $ . ,./ 0 1MV S . ... 1. . . L 5 District t t e s " r BOTTLED e :., i~ .. . William J. Memorial Hospital In Sanford Memorial Hospital Auditorium, rice mano chutney, saltod pea. n .., S Hisitr S4yronq Salon Towncra .. . inole Oct. 10, at 8 p.m. at Seminole their curry suuce with steamed a s h i o our a 79c meeting and all members are asked to make an effort to at tend. gan jacket Grein of Naranja Road are will have a capping ceremony Special guest and installing nuts und fluked coconut. back in DeBary after a summer at their next luricbeon m eeting officer will be Miss Marion spent at their cottage in 1tidi- in October. Ladies who have ac. McKinney, Director of .Nursing ana. They spent two weeks in cumulated 500 hours w1H be pre- Education lit Daytona lic"01 I ; Minneapolis, Minn., with Mrs. sented with it cap. 7%e ladies Junior College. I Grein's brother and his family. eligible am asked to wear their lieon. NoGAS cousins was held at their cot- tice will be imut to them next, F nne 0 " ... . 0 .1 * . :. L.." ORAlix I . and 1 A betty . 15 ~ 4 11 , [.',`.:,',,.'__~:.. 1. 7bis is a routine business sl eeveless striper cardi- Florid of Mrs Oscar Pdplrn au of Dc 1 cars En route home they \ urt A ssociiaation, &IOfl, ' Bary, flew home Saturday to spent a week in Iiaston, Ohio, 1 DthtflCi \o %U'I 1SthI1 of rnrd iiiird toc4ed eggs are ficers for the oniing year Central Fails, R. 1., after visitIng relatives. a good choice for a ladies' the regular Th(ttU] MondzI spending two weeks in DeBars lunch Str the alned eggs Mr. OCT. i 1,j - a.m. at the Riverview Avenue Vil .1 .- S I Miss Marie 'McKennz, sister i had not been togetlier for over 0 GAlL GATCIIEL show- Firemen and Enginemen will bid DeBary Personals _- I ______________ 1. i i Slate Meeting f-'.- " .1" I ___ ! I I .,: I N11 - , I - i, t f I .1 ... I Perrnan•nt Wav.s OCT. 3 4N 6 / ON ALL 11 and pence. f . ~ " 1:.4 ,/11 I • of 1I Psf.2 Alvin Walter Latola, The matron of honor, Mrs son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A Peter Nikifourk, wore a full • Latola, Palo, Minn., at a mill- length gown of mint green: tary wedding ceremony per- crepe,fcaturingsu'hjtjacel 4 formed by Cdr. J Ye1dler, over crepe bodice and a Wat Chaplain, U.S.N., Saturdn, teau panel skirt. She carried Aug 27, at 11 a in at Daid bouquet of 3'elIosI carnations Adams Memorial Chapel in and daisies. I Norfolk, Va. Beat man '.sas MMS Peter Altar flowers were rust and Nikifourk, US]., and serving a; orange inums with yellow dais- usher was MMS Robert lea The chapel organist pro- man, tJSN vlded nuptial music Mrs Latola, moth er of th e was escorted down bridegroom, chose a green and the aisle by MMS Phillip Zabst. yellow dressmaker suit with U SN, a close friend She green accessories and a cordiose a gown fashioned with a sage of mint chantilly lace over taffeta fig- Following the ceremony an in MARILINUI TL Welch urine bodice which buttoned vitationai reception was held . . down the back with elbow for the couple by MMS and is ready for a big date length sleeves. 'I'be bouffant Mrs. Phillip Zab;t at their in a Bristol blue wool skirt of silk organza over taf- homein Norfoll:. The table was iota draped into an aisle idc decorated in the bridal theme fro.k sts led with a long T&iL with a bouquet of red roses sent , 4 A floral forehead arrange- by the bride's parents from Dc- torso dflu pJClLeu is.Iri. ent held her shoulder length Bary. Th. OFF ___________________________________________________________________________ S.N.U.S.N.. daughter of Mr. and ing silver cross and she carried' Mrs. Wayne Alexander Matt- a bouquet of white carnations 1 ~ sain. DeBary, became the bride and daisies. i I It 1 t 1kfl1 .. k IT'S SLEEPTIME GAL for Debb Dalton, who --' Miss Mattson, A.W. Latola Married In Military Rites I ') If"NON, Penney DaVs COfllO once a year nn ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY ..:12 .: ..:: ., 1 , troWn . . I 11 of tbs- gamut In London and th e do. signers Who launched It t1C4d a new source of pounds shillings Of New York aeft). I.P.9 jewelry (right) aids In directing faded hair. I ' straight out of tile '211s, it's a getup that could buy you a role , I Revealed mis uintkr th e "Inest' Lotulon lookthe maxi skirt This latest rebel fashion Is a lot more modest than Its prodccessor but not a whit more chic. Topped with a cloche ,, I I. IP in_______________________ melted sem-aweet chocolate. I 7. 5 . I,.A '~) I _ ... . -. I . the fl . What M Conceal expose a pair of heavy legs. Un- surprise that an unattractive lea party wore the ra;fryff fin- I asserts itself. fortunately, the wrong shopes fashlon ( ?) can take over. The ory of relativf,cl In Rritannia? Like London bridge, flip inini have a way of falling for the gain sire legion who will wear Croold he thfic Is a traditim f I I skirt Is falling down. Aiid even Inle. fit fnds. Anti now wp're tak- nnythIng as long as Wit new. knew nothing atwoit! . . I ... . , ~ 11 . ,• t 4 114 ." a . .1, _____ - 0 i . , Put small vanilla wafers to. . klirts they untied the scene in Times covers Your navel, you can f)ndon ha alwny h"en the appl e that everything that Carnahy is the catch the eye with leg Jewelry backward clilki of fhfrn up iuiii't cOme doiu-even in Square And now like sinake bracelets and such .-% civ ;Ir,Nw,Yok IA)fldnfl Am an In (Jwlen, the most touted look In New York that snap abnve the knee or derk lf%elf be 111(wi and tile bil-thSkirts o slmrt they might anywhere below it t clothes place of flint 1111le cloth neckho ve been 1flNiofl('(l from a The mini skirt Is sure having ho you qiippocr' the ladies lace known n thiu' mini skirt, lUIHU couple of mcii a hiiikipq usually Its heyday in America IL" flo who wrq' invited t the law or gra'dty 011CC 6 41 1% I ;11 'i ') .1 I ~., Debby Dalton, who showed a three-piece checked corduroy outfit, featuring slacks, shirt and jacket. . , . _____ . . . __ . . - 1. ".,, needs extra energy, an extra sharp mind, or to cope wi th a probiem. Then he relaxes OflVC 'the challenge is over. r * S Newton proved with lit,.% little I I P, '~ ..,,• I p .,r.t:~ ,, mands of the situation. V. Mrs. Duvall says the ideal sit- s ! - .. -, I., L . ". ., 1 f 1.1 uation is one in which a perlk'; !. 1, ) , d I son becomes tense %vhen he A'~.' ~.'t.6 * . .. :1 S _____ ~ I - % : was the site Saturday for a luncheon and Fall Fashions Show I i i - I : Fall Fashion Show met with o verwhelming approval of the l uncheon group. Attractive Claire Fite was the fashion coordinator and her . I . kins and Marilinette welch Pat Also Bonnie Schumacher, Lin stiowed a variety of modes The most discriminating. The . Jf/ - . . P ' , axi lqn't that what happened with ing the ridIculous look a step What rIo' pii1e m' k wh1 11111 N UINNI.MSMY Women's Editor Joyfully emhra the mod dres and th mini further here Ja;t year lntl'alw'r Enterprlu' ''' skirt? When their popularity Should you think no one will 1ON1fl?'J look For , rkpIt the -' 11 , - M I L .I __ 41 i : fl room of the Mayfair Country ma Alpha president, weleemeci Miriam R'c, Jan Renault, Jo ' under the strain. . A't -' : flfl Roe and toris Williams.One respone to tension may Club as * pnrade of fashions the members and guests pressures, he • I • both at a show and luncheon Satur thc' were served a colorful and 11 ints <)lit. Someone under t da y for Epsilon Sigma Alpha i. ;1,1 attractive Salad Luncheon Su many tranqu lizera doesn't t 4 .? the problem and may not reFall Fashions chairman was preme." . .. I OW Members and guests attend spond to sat are normal de. Jo Ann Bose and t ki % -' le - nrç • Howeer, Mrs Duvall warn,*, if life Is perpotualls difficult - -z , Paulk, Valerie Rye, Shir)e. , . , Higgins, Epsilon Sig. 3oanz, faWons, the privatt- dining - . : In a .setting of Autum n floral commen t ary sparked with da McKee arrztngement and fachrnnahle c'lcer ad lihc in describing the Harve 'at Thzcner Su snrnrit ,icters in the ltct fall models' outhis ke, Kaths llenqcin, Patti Hunt, ____ %, ,, .I - 1 "I Parade Of Fall Fashions I'-,-_', _.; ' psL onSigma E , , 7.7 ~ Page 2B 1t •mthir?i brraTh t I -• 4 'I 1 . - -.4p....11111 .Ww �I, - .- - - - —.--. -..-.- -- .*._S • : , •••, • : s..• S. ••S• , • , •5 4 '• 40S.• .. •... •. • • • • 1 .. . • * .--.....••..• - —5- -" - _-._, .—. -.... ------I.. ..-.-S- ..— .. —.-. S •$ ji,• • / • : or, S 000 __ _____ S .. •5 %5 _ 9 FA . opopop 0. •.s •......s.... 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Cass.Ib.rry HOURS 9-9, MON. - SAT. Hwy. 17.92 and Onora Dr., Sanford HOURS: MON., TUES., WED., SAT.: I30.700 IHURS,, FRI., $00-9:00 heavy duty lava soap camay toilet soap comet cleanser 2L51' ----- 9 S 1 0 3 ;!:; 35' "' 27' _2;! safeguard deodorant soap bath '45' 2 new crisco oil 24sL57$ clorox household bleach half gal 370 we reserve the, right to limitquanfifiss beechnut strained baby foods rig. -_ 65' 6 . wounew 000 -• • __ goods S - -- .:. tit 'T ---------- I r - - - S. •- -'- I -.- - -q-_-.-- - - S �1 - . ____ ....4Y __________ _, -___. - - - - -.-.- -.-- ....__.-_d._- * ..-....-. -. • -. -'. ..• -- • _•-....•.---- . •. . . ..••4• *v. . - .... .•. .- - .• - -. ._......-..-....-..,..afl-. •- . -. ..-_...,. -.-- ...- - 4 . - - .. - .. 4. ! -. . ... -.*0.4.- . . s..4,(1 ---... - I 4. *0.4. 4. . - - 4o ,s - ... . *..ft ..nt,,3a 4 By Abigail Van Buren- 6Ay' igj' women of a bedroom suite eanw up. A police thvejtjgatloym fol- Horoscope A EEb TpE TR4S! - fore we were married we himself. Be drops In for cofSee any time he feels lIke ft.. agreed on a double bed, and Be talks Incessantly about she seemed sathified. i have argued all I can. She insists his domestic problems and that we will both slecp bet- his children. Recently he has 1 unic*tlons but there can he a Jim: "You already know the answer. At duplicate you go after extra tricks. At rubber - 4) corned with The safety of the contract." "Here is a hand Oswald: played recently by Bobby 4 _________________ ____________________________________ ____ ____ ,_,;,' /I - - 4 __ _____ ____ I - . - , - ____ I - '_ T : ??"1.' . JLLWITh ThAT'S J/'AcTE ' 4'E5'4EL ______ ________ _____ ____ - _I ' I < \_ - -- if/i:- ' / " • .110*; '76 . :. - - I. porant to note that careless Ideal day to get into group afplay might have cost- Bobby fairs that. are along lines in his contract later on. When which you are most interested. I the nine of diamonds held Bob- Others give fine Ideas, advice. : ' .- ________________________________ . _______________ I - -: ___ ___ I _____________ __ p. j L - _ _______ _______ I / I _____________________________ ______ ( tI. HIA S.. T 1i L P NI 1 _____________________________________ ) ( IAPJD WHEN 'Y03 , FINISH 1 ( Q)M LiVING' I W45AWPL,, ,)__I - I If _- I I . , I 4.. / ' \ I - I I / _____________ I 4, _____________ look ke e.,'e __________ me I ___ ,_ 0 ;: ______ , ____________________________________________________ ________ - -- -. _ ,/! ____ ____ ______ __ _________ _________ "_i rl__ •• '\ .1 _ /// _ "- "During the last eight mouths, two groups of about 30 to 40 each have gone to Massachusetta and Michigan," an em b:sy spokesman said. Britain has been worried ___ _____ __ :: - ) _____ - 511.1L,11J ' ______ S e . kIA $. I. L' P.' OW doctors, scientists, engineers ai'd other technicians leaving tt,. country. The "brawn drain" has developed only within weeks with the end of full employment in l3ritaiui and the threat of massive unemployment under the governmment's austerity program 0 ' ' ;- ' :,,, -L_--- " - 1 ' I '- ___________________________ / 1F.E MUST 5E \ I WA',' FO2A MA?' 1 \ . ___________________________ -. - - SHORT RIBS .':' .-' -I; _______________ _____ -I. - / FI7ATE -:H.7i:) ________________ _____ _______________ ________ _________ ________ those empty places with spon- ding yourself of difficult prol,- I girls and boys love to paste, CLIFF , - ,, - 1v . '-' ' ______________________________________ - It recent Pointer that I found have looked forward to for sonic' undisturbed with my friend- I anyone- know of suitaI)le th- I - .0-a - - . --- - cLeo' ornton ______ . - . - - _________ - ____ i - ______ _________________________ ________________________________ _____ _______ __________________________ ____________________________ -: __________ _____ coss 1 Tennessee's ____ _________ ____ Ot. Answsr to Previous Ptiuh. - _________ __________________________ ________________________ ________________________________________________ _______ -. ______ ____ b . E (9) The Newlywed Game programming can do. Jack Paar is host for an hour of remini9 A Time For Us sconce about the humor, ap2:55 (9) ABC New. * 1Ioo • __________________ ______ )I V - ___ L. ift SOCISI PJKt - C __ ____ bOUZ ____ .6Wlascrsck ____ 2901wn. _______ , ' _____ _____ __ a -- _ - :- - ____ ____ ___ _ _____ _____ ______ ________ _______ ______ ______ ___________________ up(sb,) 12Lt-s?m kit __ 0. I' __________________ ___________________________________ ___________________ ________ _______________ 3:00 (2) Another World (6) To Tell The 'rruth (9) General Hospital 3:25 (6) CBS News H - -' - - - $$bick rnOflOtJa_io 3eMllksup , ______ '-.- - lacoluraig ______________________ 0)4 NCl 1-IE D)PPE - - ., I _________________________ - ___ ____ - -- .l_ ____ .• . . . .4. MIflMIQtI'$ 2VCovcr symbol 20T preflx.I 46CoiloqulsI -. , . I (Corniab - -, - - - 1Sflth - Almo e due , I R.- I I peel on 2od Slo Pleas. Corn. Early I "CAST A GIANT - i I SHADOW" Kirk DouIas Cob, I (6) Edge of Night 4:00 4:25 (9) The Nurses (2) The Match Game (6) Secret Stern: (9) 77 Sunset i2) NBC Stz- ip News (:30 (2) SIlks 1)ntiglaa Show (6) Uncle Valt Ponder Allies resses with film clips and a few titufilmed but taped remarks. There are some excellent, gay pictures of Kennedy as a young man, Indulging in horseplay lLh()Ut lik imi'wly published book "Why England Slept," pictures of his children, never before heard tapes, and an endearing "oo NOT DISTURI" I Doris Day • Rod Taylor Color ________________________I ________ ____ ____________ __________ ___________ I I I R I tZ _______________________ 1 NOWI [_ _______________________________ _________________ OPEN 12:45 I I AT 2:35 6:00 - . 9:25 lag I the ground with his the weekend I THE WII4D before ha was killed. Paar pro. BERLIN (Ai)-- The United vides Sonic stories of his own, Hess Expenses 0fl daughter's pony ANGEI Watch Out! sentence's. - - ----- --- 2aL)utcb seaport 4oGcrnuui war esteniiun 6iJebruka's mp SiGolfer's state flower 42Estlgud (colt) mound _____ I ________________ _______________ ____ rj __________________ IJtiteeI __________________ __________________ ___________ _______________ _________________ I ___________________ ___________ -[ ismtn time home of Mr. end Mrs. Jot:si For.gger and hioug)it of a picture window. Wilson estimated damage it $4,015). "What mi I going to do with time kIdV' asked his tietiicr, Zell Hkfnn.r, "Its just likes to Young Vonufl wasn't too impressed with hi. hitsit stmpt. 41 -.- ________________ _________ ______ 5' öii ' _______ to snioy lunchaia ot UinnsI in tha coot,pkauntcomtoitotth.Trada Winds. L)Iicious fooJ. Couiteui ilUeki Ari no d:srme to wash! S. got e'rimuwumt on Dec. 13, IBOO itreet, knocked down a wall navy. __________________________________ tata t, - OUR CHL? KNOWs ThL SECRITI Corns dma *lth Ui. 'iou may be utPtistJ to dI1coer (to your ______ _____________________ _____________ ___________________ blliilstuis' stats ' groceries? - ____________ _____________ eohiorn H ow to beat the high cost of Statis. threw hiiuself on a hand the gui-age door. Another fit. Time Shill) WUS givell the Uru- nude It) 5*VO four cmnradej. 11t g'isyun navY b' tins United the faintly's Cadillac. awe*m-dt'd 11w Medal Stttei iindet a mumutual silitSo Vonzell did what ts April. naturally to 1mm,. He shoved aimce treaty. Coummander Pedro Cuniphehi, the gears into reverse. Wastmlmmgtom,, 1) C., btu.'iim,u native. or I u-e'lunti, was the j'utrolsnusm Dcii Vilon said One of tlieiii, lie found, oloumwi hmi'm'e hunt the _____________________________ * ________________________________________ --- /•''___'. _____ -' DONEGAL" and 49bphere 3lltowing IILILIWd for Mtltun L. Olive, 15, a Negro paratrooper who died in The fti-mooii, School Was be knows just what to do. 10N1FV10, (1i ti it U Y IutI1me(I at a curenmummy attendeet Votizell found a bunch of (Ul'1) ---- 'El's 1,200-ton mine- by Mflfl 600 lrsUi,s. 47Uew York's state flower Mournful - - _____ _____ ) A - - $0 Skinner, three, a key and a cur ___________ ________ ji,tuii 3lYoiwg womia ___________________ 4lCoizunutloa p42ookkwplJig •v.nt 25 41N,twork (inst.)_______________________________________ 455,155 1 , - i! ____ _____________________________________ ____________________________________________ ______ - " '- '! STARTS 1:00 lomb and spontaneous wit of the late President Kennedy. The show starts with Paar in the _______________________________ ________ MATINSIS - - f - _________ ________ l4Amerlcaa - ____________________ I mountais range $d1 said lOInuolly part 17-flower, ha - -. ____ ________________________ Florida's stats 2A-znericas - ' ( • )aland ( i; "/A' P..'r M IN1 ___________________________ CO - - It ' I ADULT INTIRTAINMENT (2) The Doctor. .n noose Party 2:30 - I " '' 1uwer _____ BUGS BUNNY -________________________ - Jfpjj'g 10 Conf I.1j . r _____ - sitsoCil plant '7 COUUt3IO$ New p. :- _____________ __________ ________ a ________________________________ _____________ ________________________________ _______ ____ ___ ____ _____ _____ .1;,- I less in the huge SpamiRudolf Evans said two years ago lie dau Prison complex. voice, and his obvious enjoy. jrUe! hired 15 bricklayers in Northern ment of his own very keen wit. Ireland and earlier this year The one-time deimty Iuehrer. 72, is serving ii life 'n HOW I PLUS (('flCe I mP0M'd by the 10-tO AT I;0Q.4:20.1;45 Britain. tn MARVIN _____________________ Nue'rnbt'rg war crimes tribunal. School Is Named "CAT IALLOU" The lost of Spundau's other six _____________________ jiiiimtes -- fortiier hitter youth Mix A Boy, 3, STARTS To Honor Hero lender lIaldimr von St'imiraeli and FRIDAY Nazi Armaments MIi,hster AlWYANLMNCII, N.Y. (API WALT DISNEY'S With Key, Car were it'leitse1 Fri. Time! liert Speer elementary school of "THU FIGHTING - _ ____ taking care of large stoves and oUt imusliamis and must bring up one' yellow for my left atipper in carrying through with ti-estp. lILA S. 1.4 cleaning ovens, so modern aid fe .A. AUUIYoUng children and teen-agers and one blue for my right one. tive matters. Show you have comes to the fort. A im matic Food Cooker is here and alont-" The club is sponsoring time' bed and they were always IF YOUR CHILD 15 BURN J5 $4f$p4 It is a boon for retired women "Hotels Maternelles' (Mothers handy. I hope this brings corn- TODAY 1 LA1i0N> __________________________________________________ [Th he, or she, will he W*ThOFThE LAW! I and career women. Designed Hotels), where mothers ciii 4R"i OFKF tort to others as It did to rue, one of thoic persons who will '-'. T14If,t5Aa5 • I I and presented by General Eke- I leave young children with tram- II-r.s E6TRICTEt OF VIQA7gQtJ(JAjm( I look at everything from every t'rlc , tIds is a truly clever ap- eti nurses while' they go to Anyone submitting a I ('jf)l4 ) Polly's possible angle, and the field of .\.. I pliance. ft cooks on the basic I work. They pay a niodest SUfl J X8V YOU 1 Problem, a solution tO it pn merehandizing iz fine here, but -.;_.4'R- -.- ' and forget It. While your loud time' wonuerm interviewed said . a dollar if ducts, where such precision ii-' 'ji' is cooking you can read, sew or that simi' WitS Si) happy to meet Idea Pollywill usesreceive 11w Item in POII!I"s _____________ a,. very Important. A I feeling of g do housework, even entertain anti nutigle with wunmetu in the / / :- Pointers martydoni could be nurtured guests. And when everything is Sanme predicament that liet- life ;r -a...!,i 's _____ X1) tier.' early if you don't teach i" ready, the automatic cooker hued changed very much for $. that work and study are ii chalrings a bell. Our age of mar- better. Now, of course, time clul Wall-To-Wail lenge to the mind, necessary fur vels! needs funds to expand The' I :;•./, ':,t health)' body. Give good founders hope to persuade the I* ,,I hooks to read -_Le1y wuisea get susie beip. local authorities or 11w National Carpet Of ______________________________ ____________________ ______________________ "The Stisre impel, they do imot LoneLy widows and divorcees Government of France' U) pro- HOLLYWOOD (AP) Film have joined together to form 'Ade the necessary funds. For writer-producer Cy Bartlett's I compel." What you make of P.ARL YET iC.) TOLJRC)0 WITH- . I 1O/4NC4A' , -(,OPCmN -Ou1SEA'1 AUCME.AT -I ACiAmP Carroll Righter's Individual MI W!7T4 Who Art Heads of }anii1 cannut lp,-t in the Lw- carpet of mud -- thanks to •' ,.i'' - -KNIV1&--! The aim gf club niembers is to tels, there is 11w satifeec,tioii of waler main break in 11w Holly I Forecast for- your sign for N tb - iI vember is now ready. For your I give companhrviab-lp to widows hemg able to join and making Iwuod hills Saturday. 4. PW and divorcees with udi- r. friends liv visiting with other The- mud oozed into eves copy send your birthdat.e and The two founders of the club in club members at the howls. room of time house, coating near-t $1.00 to CILrnIH itighter Fore- I ' - Mud Fitzgerald, Ituddy Greco, The Infants, both girLs, and Sergio Mendes and Brash '66. their mother. Maria. V). wet, It's a funny, pleasant hour and repoed in excellent shape at features some of Kayc's best Motintains:n!e ifopi?al. Montand most classic bits afl(l mono- clair, N.J. The Rryant.s have logues. four other children. 10.11 P.M. NBC. I 5PY. "VenBryant. 27, saint he c1ed detta." (Color) This show film. police after he couldat get his cii in Rome features the strug- car started. gb for vengeance of the TorBryant. a twin. said his rtizi family, who are convinced daughters make it the seventtt __________ __________ _____ _______ . police patrol is alive with the music of Ella car. .a ________ ______ ______ ____ ___ ________ _______ ____ - _____________ ________ _________ ______ - - ---- __ _________________________________________ __________________________ .- _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________ r year. What soUpy anti steguely annoy. :Ibsa,st Soviet Union may begin talks on "We wanted to expand, but imig. Time cloying effect is in- L think Iti" I! _______ _____ -_ /0-5 115 53 ______ ' .-- - -- tA. ________ ______ ____ ___ , _____ ________ _____ _______ _____ I %. ______ ' ___ ____ - ___ _____ _____ ______ I ________ I 5ttE 1RAVt4' _____ ______________ ______ 7VNAVANI6HT FATE 5A10 - __________ ______ ________________________________ Ifflfl - ____________________________________ ________________________________ ___________ Y1HiMAWIIA 1HI AIUNG ' TV MV I5OANO SE5 r INO FAN5 WHE$ 5TOP ' - --_________________________________________________ _____ ____ ______ RTHRT'INVALID other measures. Evans said on arriving London that Washington had g(ven his firm permissIon to _____ ___ ______ - AM., __________________________________________-- ---________ DEAR POI.LY-i'o hang pants DEAB POLLY- My Pointer CuttIng a drinking straw to use -AQUARIUS (Jan. 2) IA, on tin short spindle of my sew- Feb. 11)) Get busy putting un____________________________________________ _______________________________________ - lug machine when sewing with port-ant labors behind you it tall spool of thread- MRS. quickly and well so that you I W. R. can later get right Into the DEAR POLLY-I am a senior interests that fascinate you. citizen who recently spent some Others recognize vow- ability I'I < time in a hospital. While there They extend favors readily. 1 found It hard to reach my PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) _ slippers as they seemed to get You want to have a good time, " I pushed under the bed. Dime day but you have to use persuasive York model, Christina (Angie the easy way-hut remmber IJkkirisru). She gets pregnant few women prefer coltS, har4 and he wins the pulitzer prize cash to a gift ehoqen with care. ____ (after nil, this is fiction), anti they move t Coil tomb to live Twin Girls Born in it south town whire Sviil ;lntma to become a crusading n Patrol C a newspaper editor. 10.11 P.M. CBS. The Danny CALDt,VEI.L, N. .1'. (APi Kityc Show. (Color) Danny eel- Twins run in John Rry.ants ebrates his tOoth hour on the family but hi. tlrt set has a air wit), a grand and tuneful they were rohlection of guests. The night special ditinction born Sunday in '3- - / boy plays with these' things. i DEAR POLL'V-1 find that colors and sizes, are not heavy way to have harmony at homewhich art- guaranteed to fascin- jewelry boxes cl nit adequate I and are most useful when re- with mate. Get- out to some çt() P.M. NUC. Ho1 ii1 otherwise you womkl hiie n'-,-. l'rvst'imti the Chrysler 'ihentre. tired a nnmh.r of things your u,t- wife could misc. So start paiing "And flnby or) ,iigIn Ilickinson and Chris mom" n'tention to your wifø and It'lrrtqt,n star In what. could tr Interests and yr,ulI *€IOTi have been a prt.t.ty ObvIoUs, have some itleas for the perfect sugary conmely, but turns nut girt. - Maybe you've h.en kidto have sonic very nice, spark. 'w ding yotirslf that you can't flag fli(,mc'flt5. lie plays Nyc, an attractive young ad go wrong giving your wife a man and not-vt'ry.sueresstul cheek instenri of something you - _______________________________ ______ - think I a rattl. killer, and pair of earrings or whatsvr, when time younger children her best frin4 will tno'v it. s'Ic'pt him Clayt begins It, wnr Call her up tintS ask her for sugmy about liii reputation and re- gestlons. - ''' hr7e probably be.i lurtantly takes him miles away ____ S______ r--------- maO vhr, 'rsirnntI sen-rnpinici his 'lfa nn a ihoppin ____ ___ ___ _______ i•.,.4.'-. ___ __________ _________ . By Ruth Miflett (6) Search for Tomorrow the death of their younger bro. Bryant has a twin brother and hour week. But a union spokes(9) timer who served under him in his other brother and sister are man said 'they cal-ned much 12:45 (6) OtiIdIn T.tght 12:55 (2) NIJC News the Korean War. They kidnap twins. He has three aunts and a more than that with bonUses 1:00 (2) News Kelly and set him for a drum- COUSIn who have t--ins. and overtime until recently." (0) Girl Talk flfl Casey (V) The U.S. Embassy said the head court martial and trial. ___________________________ 1:15 (2) Focus Two Department of Labor in Wash- 1:30 (2) Lets Make t Deal Pretty suspenseful. (6) An The World Turns 10-11 P.M. ABC. Stage '67. ington has approved visas for 1:55 (2) News bricklayers but only where 2:00 (2) Day. of Our Lives "Time Kennedy Wit." This is a ________ ______ ______ __________ _____ '-I .4'- PDL4f , Pnn 7fl ______________________________ ___ _____ . If)flfl flt. ____________ ________ ________ _______ _______ _____ /. ______ _____ ____ ____ _______________________ i i _____________ - - ________________________ ' ___ _________ _________ _____ - ___ _____________________________________ __________ __________ . ____ ___ _________ - _____ ____ , \____ - __________ TIZZY ddr't dr ha ______ S.._. j ___________________________________________ _________________ ( ' -"- , : ..- ___ _____ I 1 - .0. -- .. (lypsy lines Lee St _ __________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________ ________________________________________ __________________ I (6) _ ____ _______ ______ __________ I ____________________ '_ __________________ -- the migration of Britons to the (0) S II AW1 S/x PAI Pass ojfj ç' final contract of three noII -finessed his nine after E..st to raise your position it, life. I -'c' -I trump. West opened the jack \ ___________________ of diamonds. Bobby won In his back it diamond and finessed no-trump for a top score. even from the mental stand- gi. _..t -. i own hand and counted five , Jim: "An automatic play for point. Th, romantic can he r I -. dummy's nine spot." I \\J 1 hearts, three diamonds and a a player of Bobby'e caliber. leg-ated to a better time -. ! I h ________________________________________ club provided that -the hearts I .Iirn: "That waii strictly it Experts just don't trap themI r SCORPIO (Oct "8 to Nov i.' 0.i' behaved properly for him. Iduplicate piny. Al rubber selves by playing the . I ng 21) Although others' ideas may Then he studied awhil*, led bridge Bobby would have been low card." I j: L" I --I I __________________seem pretty fetched, you find 'lI ;i• that further study reveals I ! ' them to be very valuable- for ._.._ I - A1- _____ _______ ________________________________ _______________________________ you. New contacts taxi bc very i _______________________________I By Polly Cramer ___________________________ helpful. Listen carcfull' to what 4 ______________________________________________ _____________________________________ they have to say. I " 'iZ)LJ CAP tJE THANkS! HE'S I VR)ULDttTCOiJttJT O-4Ei7SHHH 1401 . .1 TWNK HE Wewapaper Enterprise Asia. SO tlwy do 1101 slide of I the rod may help others who mall pack I wE.C3ME TO HIM) I WEEP VPL*U.. THE ______ LAZIEST DINDSAUR THAT W#4E1.J '?Th Dec. 21) You may have to foreY'EVER w/ t-iflH HIM U" '' ' DEAR POLLY- Whenever I of it regular coat hanger because- ages. overseas Our daughter and I certain pleasures If you want I I / AW' - Hi ;-( '. ., ________ visit a friend who has no child- of time- cxtrt weight o! things Iamii. have- lived in two foreign to get responslbzlitiei- nicely 10. I I / r w •. - •, '- - / I ret-i and therefore no toys for lit the pocket:. try this Throw countries over a period - of icy- handled and lool: Into more Lu- .1 '"! /"" -. r' my 3-year-old to play with. we onI one leg ovet the- rod witIi era] years so we have mailed crative outlets. Plan to be with - -. take- along our visit.ing' bo,,.. creetsv straighti. then bring tin many packages There- are al- OflC you Love in P.M. Plan the j.çj I 4 -. I In it we keep coLored paper, other leg up over time rod from ways empty spaces to fill in. future very wisely. La,. _____ CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 to . _______ blunt scissors, gummed tape and the opposite side. No more pant.s instead of paying postage _____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ L Asr) ' - ______________ ____ I LONDON (Al') - 1ricklayers today became the latest to join '- (II) Humour Almru,iae 5:10 (2) TV Clisiroom (5) Hummer 8emester 7:00 (2) Tn1a (A) News (9) Where time .etIon 7:05 (ti) Cfi News 7:25 (2) Fe mm iteport 7:11) (2) 'I'n1uy (5) World At T,nrge 11111 11cr.',, 5:00 (5) Capt. K3na.roo 5:25 (2) New. :30 4:') Spin'. tuieI 11Ofl))Ct Itonni (9) 1-xerclae i.'or The Modern Vornan 9:30 (2) I)urns not Allen J 1 CATCH ' ___ 415. H - M ( _______________ f Ii . 4.'..I,I,.s\ . - (9) MCfl VtIn Niver W*i 9fl e) tinnier J'yle 1111)0 (2) 1 Hpy ('11 hh,tuumv (9) A fl(" Hta ge 57 11:0 (2) ew () 'W (9) News ii :20 (!m) PhItnrlal Comment 11:30 (21 Tonight (0) MovIe (9) The T.at. Movie 1:00 2) News 1:05 (2) Daily Vor.1 'IhII?htfl. A. Si. 0:10 (0) News 51mw United States. (9) Mcmv (',t-Ittln t)lGft4G UP I Eye Gus.. The U.S. Embassy said It was 1000 (2) TE -. ($) I hove Lucy flooded with calls after an liii(2) N140 News nols contractor announced a 10:30 (2) ConcentratIon The MoCoys recruiting drive for bricklayers. 11:00 (2) ChaIn Letter __ I-I )ô 6 Andy of Mayberry Philip Evans, 37, partner In a i rernzmrket Sweep firm with 120 bricklayers at 11:30 (2) ShoWdown Springfield, Ill., quickly lined up iic Van Dyk. °" I applicants during a 24.hour visit (9) 'i'lie Dating Osme to Britain. 12:00 (2) Jeopardy Y * i St oe Love of Life He offered $168 to $198 for a (t Donna Reed "You were right about Jimmy being tolerant of faults 4O-our week. The basic union 12:45 (6) C1P' News IS \ I-, /p-- .1 / -'S - *:ifl (51 fleverly llhllhIIIles 9:01) (2) fob hope Theatre 10:23 ( 4 /'-i I I - ________________________________ NEXT flME'\ AP-D \ -, .,: I ______ ________ ______ ______ __________ - E E !.J)JIl.J OFN E'J' . .. .. ... ... - _______________________________ c'____________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ L% ____ -. - . . ____ ___ __________ _______________________ _______________________ __________________________ _________________________ l ____ - ,.,, 4 K 10 5 8 4 C? 0 7 6 SOUTH (1 4Q6 AK P 5) ____ _____ ________ ___ ___ 1 Bricklayers Would Migrate From England - _________ _______ 1: 4J-- - - ____________ - .. ____________ _______ ______________ ___________ ___________ . V L. I II __ ______ t:$0 (2) *'wi (5) ?itellsla'a Navy 8.00 (51 Nen-s (9) A fl(' .ws By I)ick Turner 8:11 (9) Newell':. 8:10 (2) hiUnti.') - firinkley _____ *lt.r Cronkite (5) (9) Alfte4 flttchcot'k 7:00 (2) Wells V'at-go (5) HuntIng & Flshina 7:30 (2) The VirgInlen (A) l,-at In spe., (9) flatmen 1:00 (9) The Monroas CARNiVAL - T'ele ,ision 'Ton ute ' WrDSE5flA P. Si. 5AO (fi) Tn-Uhht nnp :0.,, * lmprovs your lie one more time, Borgiund. and th. confereno. will be oven" - 1 __ ______ _____ .. ____________________ ___ ___ ______ t. ________ '- . •TMi• _____________________________________________________ -' IE!T7 t'/V'E6IC'L-,' 5qfJ/I._75 HIM.' ' /'J..ZEfr.J77VEFL 'ES A'JP7E Jf AiE'JT1.i t-4L PIETALL .. -) A. ' ..j i HELL&ht9>J_____* .' i&.i F3 • .'-j CLt 'm'-... - • - 0 , I WH iT- I iT.TALL! HE , H: ) ' ;'• Tt-1F' Ws4'.,' rsM £JSrENIr.J& T t-iE.sJEW A 'U ILL LOJGLA'/IWG RECO '-. . j -.'-,P.-4Ot..F.' ( . - . -.•.. . Ideas b-v nr,'eing thA All." ((olor) 8helhmy Winters (Inn ( J'eti'- flrnt,ke) unil tc't' 'Will Itog f The Tetnns" things she stops to -irnir. guest stars tonight as a new (Thu t4lnrij,ug). In Innight's Fans of this nitrirtiC - -. You rouSt n"-i'r gmmt iTh1tmc, Mn Parker. ShOW ahie i,ver as •'Mt,tIirenfts,.,i thot jour wifes frenda ii'li1t.l iy tMa's an unattractive, warni- er it the Year" In tirilet $ iit ki will 'hen hearted oll hat with grand amuiukit t)i' l'cirnile frimni the ho. tilglit'i ndditinn to lime Mnnrn r1I(1 i'TP Vt,', gift idea. Pen taste for alms and a gaggle .'ai Indios, but our Iuc'rnes quii'k- tt'tnily: a IT.fl.pouncl great Pyre- are stuck for a 7MI don't know that yrn,r fla'5 tiog. 'Elm torah ranchers If OUT OUR WTAY - I . 7t80-R P.M. Aflt. flatnisu. of offspring: Mnd I)ng, I',t'fty ly •iisnip ier in ______ ______ ____ - t- ____________ ________________ - _____________ - • - ____ 4 •. : l . Ici .4 43 4 say that I approve of his openten of hearts, not the five, easy just by keeping busy and to his king. Then he returneil meeting people. Both vulnerable mg bid of one nm-trump with I East to South five hearte, four diamonds and West North dummy with the queen of LIBRA (Sept.. 23 to Oct. two suits unstopped but there i N.T. hearts, cashed the ace of dis. Contact that powerful person I __ '1\ ___ - ____ ___ _ I _____ __________ 'f . order to be sure to outscore to that puzzling situation that anyone who bid and made four has you baffled. Clear ft hearts." very quickly. EAST 4 K ift 4 3 4 A.1 8 4$ 9006g. For a personal 2 PlY, daily In connection with asso. gi inclose of stamped self-ad- elates. Others are more atten- ' 4' A P WEST M-' R " I _____ - / I 1 I _____ ____ ______ i - __r-ij ________ #sc ______ ___ - -__ --. u' o i,-nh1it If in, In An. Ncwøpnp.r Ent.pri i whmn nj n'& pn ntf hn. • t1m q'ar fluss th. thnighL of having ninking th, inniø mlstnkøi fnr I lug tliø gift. Right nr 'rnng ,,hc.nrl. pnvin s'rn m"n*l'.n to ehnosc' n gift fE ynur wIfe yenvi. I •-- yrii'vn gnt In shn ti; with Ih' ttiingi 'r,r wV's' q4rnirs' II%' IU)InIIIV dePress yoti because you tI-'t intn"liltug gI?t-wrnpped. Inst. nr wih.s lnnrl i.'i had. know what In the wotid to give givnn t)i matter any m ni tnlnu,f shopping ran result In Then make a mental nnte nt thought until the .tav n,rlvi's the ;iorfert gift, hut It. rarely whiP. yo can gia her n th her? asfr,t, when • gift wilt ne-vt peets'rl. h - Ynt, prriha.1 ns'-e-r ( ::- ___ 1k tl _ _____ ( I ti" - I _ ' - ___________ acobq OPi i5hài1Q - t _____ ____ _____ ___ ______ ___ tI) ___ 'i_l - . ---.------. •.•. &Q 311.2 (c/nlnQn: -- . duuuIhm::ilimii,., I th1d. .An(i isn't it permisever, but what am 1 cupWrite I,etters for All Occi.- with others, especially associsinns." sible for it minister's wife to posed to believe when she _________ _____________________________________________ ates and close ties. You can j --______ _______________________ ___ __ ___ ___________ ___________________ come out- with your ideas in ii -______ ____ ______ ______________________ -- _- -. -i j _____ convincing manner. Don't hes- __________________________ __ _________________________ ________ _______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ tat, to do so. Show courage, _____________________________________ -determination. 11 SAID -lVE A'-4 t-lA.VE rL _________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ _________________________________ ________________________________ AI1.t l-t )A)tAT Jocoby and Son L .1uI' °" to Aug • SEI4S1BLE CLCST.4S. 4BD - . HE A Y3U v-Oswald asks Jim what in. happy to go after his nine You may have , work seereth- Z ' LET M'E NOflTH thinks is the principal differtricks by running off hearts with - others, but doing so can \\4 b-43K, 41-It) I 1'v'3L11.-t A'4t) YC)U -4AVEr'.tT ft'7 __ I ( anes between rubber bridge' right away. In duplicate Bob. bring excellent results, providHAVC VEI' I 4.(31J QIO5 Lf±-______ - . ) yç L. shouldn't- a ministers' wife Hate to writ, letters? Send concerned. Make headway. and I have been married for __ two years and already she is be nble to wear colors? SlOt) to Abby, Box 60700, MOON CHILDREN (.Iune (Peopk. would like to see im. Los Angeles, Cal. 90061) for tni .1uI 21) ThInk seriously _ tired of mu. She swears she U- -' / I c.1&N -cc'- ---- ________ ______ ur ---: oIlce department might be the bed or snatch the blank- of today. \?'7' 20) StrIv, to gain the esteem Ignored. Bow can I get rid ets. Quit arguing. Absence S of associates In some big hue- 1(1 STUCK could make the heart grow of him? CONFI I) EN Ti A L TO mess deal that Is vital to you DEAIL STUCK: Thank the fonder. WILL: It's always a good iight now. Don't hesitate to S practice to be niec to the callthemlfyouhavrsomeper.man for his diligence as a police officer, but tell him DEAR ABBY: Exactly people you meet on your way tinent question. Put forth some how should a minister's wife up. You're bound to meet bright plan, Idea, too. you would prefer he not. conv ccioi. tvi TT '--- -, dress in this day and age? them on your way down. tinue to drop in. And If he BffEPJ Ol..i 1s4A M TALIIP4( 1O P...4AClA I I GEMINI (May 21 to .lun PWOP.JE Ar.Jt,S,.(Et-4ADTocJ) 1 H I I get- so much cdticiam 1 doesn't get the message, tell 21) Put aside recreation for the . FIrE,,s,r,n..rrS _.. -ro -rp4 -ror hate to go out of the house. AP4P "01) $4A'/EP'.JT the chief. That should end It HER MTHE ) I'roblema? Write to Abby, time being and concentrate on SAID A WORD! / i fl fl T __ 1Th' 'RL V ('c' toy AM'WE (43V WpiOl IJ III you can't blame her for Tint self and ignore the critics' Stop living so much in the knowing y"ar Jeeping huh- cat calls. That should he ac- world of emotion. with a sheath dress, which is neither too short rim- too A6 ______ time. 1 am afraid if I give agreed on a double bed BE- wear It sound natural and Show that you have good logic __ for the future. ' (-?F-6 WO FA qr' R-'\ WSfl-I 'N i-i) JF 'cc H'4 - ___________ _____ ____ _____ _________ wives. I'm sure. Thank you. ARIES (Miii-. 21 to Apr. itti SICK OF CR!TICS You ra be brilliant both In DEAR SICK: Your Ideas business and In getting family DEAfl MICKY: If she Maid. Be has even -maneuvered a swears she still lOveS you, couple of home-cooked din- what do you want, an uTh- AA !O 7OP 'L -. OY .._..• , •*ii?r $ers By GftbreIth SIDE GLANCES WPOTAL,) Mt' P.F _______ - well as other ministers' concerned. MICKY ned man would have yeceived in the beginning, all It,- ' -. DO Ai..YO ( . . -: •..• ---- -.. . .-... - - -0. U1 BOAR1MNG ROUSE - 0R 6 A6.' leiirh out for those thinge that made some very cutting ye- ter in twin beds. Maybe SHE Itehed answer would 1* very whom he says he is separ- CO _______ - i --•i a minister's wife supposed an help you put your ideas _______ ... ___ t, wear-hIgh button shoes across so that the general pub '.4 lic will understand them and end lisle stockings? gi 1 . I I wear jeans or shorts be more WililTig to accept and __ it t'.! when I garden and a swim use them. 'You have the insight _ p _________ suit when I swim, just like .o see dearly just what Is i'sany other woman. Yo pub- aentlal in business and corn_________________________ ______________________________________________________ she wanted t'h-i beds. officer Is making a pest of the conp'reg&tlrn wear nylons and heels, what ThaVs when he told me lowed. Now the Invstigattng in ( - Ott. . 1S Forecast she wanth twin lipstick and am sin. telh gle woman, living alone. A beds'! We are movingr from matching nafl polish on neca- THURSDAY, OC'F. 6, 1966 gi inn'! And When *11 the other prowlar broke into my apart- our vnnll apartment Into a GENERAL TENDENCIES: ment about two months ago. Iittk house and the question . _.•• I 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY 2 P.M. 10pm ImlO) Aad S P.M. lOp.s 1110) IVININSI man. $h, fri. sat, WINNER OP 6 ACADIMY AWAIfl5 * :? thu's. SIN hal $2 IC smis, -' drIve." 40's. They foies.e great Inter, me. Why not have it similar up against in exterior wall toIl*121, Hollywood 28, California. eat throughout the con'1 ,' and club here-or even many aift!l1 the' eaves. I York Stale University. overseas. Personally, I am lieu- clubs for luuely widows and di. Bartlett. who wrote the book I NeIS _____________ __ - ---- - •1 -, ___ __ _______ __________ -' - I - )-/I . GM!! - -. / , - ft 1 - .1 p-4' ' I /#9 - 'I .. -, - ___ ____ ____ - _____ ___ 'I •.'.. ..- i . r f L1)o)d10hL4u1lhG0 FILMED IN COLO* AND WIDI$CIUN a' ________________________ ___________________ ____________________ _______________ ____________ ___ _____ _______________ ___________________ ________________________ - ___ -1 ______ __ _ lust is house itt a mud washout largest full-time ezirdfluient a! IVâ I 1.U9 tumMittiuns surveyed recent Fure- in a zainiturnm folluwixig brush Jim-c. - ______ ( - '-I.' - Jiiim.irrei: 1, i 4' 1 founders, points out: We want to drasi' attention of tim, author- Control -/ I • r ___________________ Nicole Seulhiot, our of lAw club -. ______ I a IL-pUliU)UH'b ti-ui-k und dld't ?AhPWOOD PLAfA, W. k) $Mi$OtI PLMA. ci - - ,, "ONE OP THE MOST UAUTIPUL MOVIES IVIK MADII' ,l CIARS TOWN. Ilokt.J. ' I 511 UACOCI M.lt, StANd tOWN, ii IIAId ________________________________________________________ - - - - 1 - - - -- - :- - ----- - - - -. - ' -- - - - - - - - _ - -- • - - - ' * -. - - __________ - - I ' 5,, - - 4j- - / - ----.-- - , - - ---__________ -, - : 0 t �- -- - - -.. . - - - .. ..- --* - - . . -.. . . - - . .. . .. - .-. .. .. ." .- .-.-- . ---- -. -.... - . -- . . --. . * -- - -- ..... - ---.. - .- - . . .- .-.. .-- .- -. .. . . ... . .. . ... . . ---.-. .-. - ... -... ft 700. wit kerft W Loves The Extras at 1Th1ikiILI1tver,c,ne Loves The . .. . •... - at Eckerds11RIl14 Extras . -- 0 U II_WL .• ' .-. -- Only .w .• . ____ / 3J AtI ... --. .- Days 2 2121 . . . ..-.f .- - - --. 06 11 21112112 _ It .. . . Left To * * * Seminole County lrww • - -- . -.._ . -_. -. . -. ..- . - -.__. . * - .... - .. . . -. - ,--.-" .. -.._ S Register For Nov. 8 Election The Nile of America ft *k on the St. ,JOhflR River I AQW1 1; By LARRY VER8111111, ROBIN PAID A VISIT 1 - MN Phone 322-2611 or 425 F0111) CITY— similarity between liv. ing and fictional officials Ia Amn I TO purely thtentional.) Zip 593R Code 32771 WIATII1R: Wednesday 87-74; cloudy, probable shnwrq VOL 69 TWO SANFORD NO. 34 Al' Leased Wire - - thru EstablIshed. 1908— T11U1tU)AY, OCTOBER 6, IC)66 patrol. F — riday. SAMFORD, FLORIDA - - Pri es-. 5 (ent4 ___ rflRl)1)N RRA I)TPPY men were promoted to Set Izenlit today, Police SCENE I Chief Arnold Williams The st a teiv home of million 1-vported. The two are aire playboy Bruce Wavne in (top) John Dodson who Gotham City. We hear a phone the open s. for nearly oun hns beell with tile force ring as erme u i es curtain four years and -- -.--.- Binnnng! %.-1 NNAW '' TAft" f. i ' £ ft". 61 A9 V4 rn i . BOBIN—lloly 13 tphone, I'll get it. BATMAN—No, your homework. (He picks tip the phone). Yes, this Is Batman. EXCITF,111 VOICE — We ne"I your help. I'm speaking county, school and scores city officials from Seminole 1 a :: I Km 1=4ft21 2for 6ir S OlT 94 MULTIPLE nun sAuDAY WUArAk". M%2 2 c Var P OLD SpICEA" SNAVE rL111110 2 2 for 2 anpowet DLD SPICE ktdorw(Limit 2 2 N of 24 VrrAMM 'r 1 -. ________________________________________________ Who" ww • I.O AEROS M M1119. 79C ize Tube lumb 2) 25 fW s -- BUF ERIN F - POND'S £ Caw ca"M or " Skh ow cheum h 2) P. 43c VAWL • LI -, for - 2 891 MDLII o mAU 1 BOMB £ I• D OLD SPICE 1194- $1.00 Debblild (Limit 2) 2 fsy 59C WAfM 00 for 1 0 . - I 13 CURAD -- - I Mpg. 4% SAMAGES (Wlt 2) LIGHT 2fin 4T BULBSReg LYSOL SPRAY lt (l im it 2) DSáM ThW1I 2 or r, 2 for 119 0 IFN ' TONIC 2 fw 9B 0 or Sii,s P01.10t1 DEODORAMT R*. cm $tt. Mispim .f a". for $o?tI. of 1000 $A or. Reg. $1.09 6 bios, Ls,p ' ..,. .. . . I 4-0s bettle "%a". 59C ) IWONG ALC 7.Ds. 1.1 4c trimit z) P uuw a". 39C (halt 2) SQ uww &*. 41 2 BRECK ShAMPOO us"Ney mm (r1t 2) P0ND#S lam 2 "2 TALC. POWDEI tI.imk 2) 690 fo • *.g. WffC11 H17H $•.i 'ban . ROSE DUST '1 C-. TRIM aj"In (Unit 2) m:..... for onstrnction :omminsioners for the pur- enibijrg was low bidder. Sub-cnntrac~or for the drpdir- were properly prepared and ing work in connection records financial records were general. pope of "testing thp constiamended. Financial I accurate; insurance cover- tutionality of the annual apwere well kept. Purchase ro- 4. News Briets bg. 2) (U V ii n om- ___________________________________ World News I (Ma.i.t Ta. U.t 2) will ang!in southeast corner Briet of ---- - I •I I I $1.00 I f. S$ r t I - • • • Bradley Elected the landfill . and docks with bids due in on withdrawal against the .3t8.1'J:3 rnmenc letter of eredit fUrldint; aT3nc i t;(i. Since the conference was announced 10 days ago, there has Nov. 9." Knowles said. aue thi3 week. been broad 8peculatlon that as long as Johnson so far out D K'hhff . ex'cutive in the Pacific he would visit such other friendly nations as Nam, . - slated to Oct. 25. open director said new finding for econduct of administration !.4 being processed and a long Australia, Now Zealand and South Korea. 01 1 WASHINGTON (AP) I R ..: C I - Federal mediators continue probing' . ) s . :j . ' . - year. - Pt 2 for 39 - - an we find vital points in North Viet Nam. the State A880clation. of Court Clerks and Ashhy unun .W,000 idle workers at assembly plants across the nation . . . this arch criminal? Hen Morris, director of the Jones, deputy clerk is today its production lines stalled by a seven-day strike began to What does he look like? HARRASSED SCHOOL OFFI State Beverage Department re- president of the County roll . gonna lay a trap for niclpalities for cigarette tax Are collections during the month of film? BATMAN—Yes, we'll wait Ufl August. you 2 25 todaY's paper comes out and . . . . • Must Be executive directur on to date, motion the lion's share will for wita made for borhoud advisory eoniizitttee preparilig to put the (eatjstart program Into QCVtttjUtI :L • , 1 r pP i ci4-S . ti'. . TUNS - - Reg. 1k (Lbow 2) °" 2 C of a S r . 13 ~Fj put an . I a over to ,(SY. . . . . 4 0 . - . . and -- . 01M kelldml 1111 WE I lon ryone Loves The ExtM at &kerds to - - - to In my opirdon. our problents I best be Inet by colitilluilli to ater oost or tamonte us e itivid.% amt if they litil, to itusol hue tiaIkngvs. then the people Plans for the facility which Juet its Action was taken by Alt-a• property just outside the city pusible, in other action, council tenla- will demand action and see thI monte Springs Mayor W. Law- li:siits to tlii ho,ltIIWltht at a price will include underground storage the Job Is done and trnsfur the When the reports are t'om- Uvly adopted a budget of resice Swofford and the town of .000 from P. Thomas and are expected to Iie completed pluted, officials plun to submit K0t1.tiS with the rtu of taatton rtponstbilihies to the uext htheu Lv el (-oun ii at tilL 110 t ting of th u. Ruth ltighii LI I to la use d as thu in JO ilsys ti o ding to town them In the regional ofth of the set at (he mills plimuit. engineer, hlui old 1t.slt litfu Ile kwulh 4130 outluted dutuea board Wcdtieday evening which bite of time sit A:, mx)n 4b purchabe contract, Gluce Engineering. Ili "hoped ti) abbult completion -ompleted, tile towti will anD. Kirk Gunhy, fibcal agwit. ban Developillent. with rigluest, ment Which waii, aduptod list- provemirot., fill offivi it was an. instructed Ui siu*kv report fur "emergency assistance" the property, ted $.l.1O0 for operattun .apendl' lions which hate takcu plc. nex May, 1967." of best way UI flimmmeing 11w proIUISIS time project. anti $64,140 as revunuel. thets. Th board agreed to pUrtiiabe ,iuunced. was I - - this s.nke freihed by ___ - e !U pW Lnut-r, JW 01 p year. soon as '• . ,, large 13 '7 ................................... P° ceiling on of murder AN .................... .. y prom- rim I - Societ the growth of the A community can result when i - -. I•I - - Ha, • - itertaizirriuiit ............ 4A- 5A Says Canada shortage of parts caused laid off because by the strike at Chrysler's Twinsburg, Ohio, stamping plant. were . . • immediale ereation ol neigh- ! The workers, at plants In the United States and one in . H gh Promises Su S u per Hi hwav 1 I today. Herald Index 'We expect dozens of tuditors will cheek our final .'.'.t -i.aths .................. L. trvasurer's report with a 'flne- Bridgt! . ... .................. 4A toothed comb' for errors," C1•*fietl idn ............... Kir*.hhof.f noted ['he triLuil report was drttwn by th e l)L'OLWVVII iD I rmu or'i ,tL..i4, ............... ItIl I £ 11 - ,., fi o uU fi i,' upatr1Lt, u,. Following the report •f the Dear .3Oy TALLAHASSEE (U111) — Florldit sales tax collections Sanford $14,034.98. then will call him down. Say u.5 per cent jump in September the problems, the same period In 19t15, fail to face up Jteu•eipta th e other munici we are having a secret meeting the COIfll)trOLter'N office reported Wednesdts'. of government. Arthur Beckplace and when he pnlith's Altamonte Springs, Total collections fuz' the month amounted to $23,001,27, up with, clerk of the circuit court at MIAMI (AI')—In separate np $1,45l.K(l; Cusselberry, $3,280.- ptearanc's Wednesday Mianil 2,OO2,8U() over the previous told members of the Sanfordgets th ere 33; Longworxl, $2,304.29; North Mayor Robert King high Int'r135$e5 were also reported in gasoline and spurting goods Seminole Jaycees t.Iay. IIARRASSEJ) OFFICIALS Orlando, $o3.64 and Oviedo ised a super.highway—a "Cape tax collections. Ha • "If we do not face the challHa, (Curtain drops down on Robin $989.25. enge and sit idly by. we wilt to Gulf" corridor GOP still unconscious.) • . . be looking squarely into proGubernatorial Candidate Claude AUSTIN, 'Vex. (AP) 1)1st, Atty. Henry Wade says the blems we wUl not be able to City firemen will entertain Kirk offered increased prosper. this plot to City Commissioners and meal- Ity without a tax hike, state will seek the death vnslty again for Jack Ruby, whose whip. In the near future." ho Can Batmn lie lierm of the Civil 3ervirp Board ll()tll i. conviction for killiva accused projildential assassin Lee IturveY idded. exploit the officiulb? Can High, tbo Democratic this malicious tonight at Ii p.m. at the Fire flee for governor, said in St. (iswald was set itelde Wednesday. "There are those who h.ink end lfoui.. l)efuuse counsel expressed confidence, however, that the the answer to all problems atmischief. Petersburg the highway would numbers of people 'Tune in tomorrow. The diiui.'r will be to help join the growing Caja, Kennedy former Dallas night club operator will go free withinmonths fecI'ng turn these pwbletu over Same Bat Column ka k off Fire Ps vt'ntlrnm Week region and the 'I'umnpa St l'e If he Is uhlotet1 to plead guilty to a harge without i beheduled to begin Monday. luldice. to a centrcilized system vf Jovsame But Paper. temburg urea. Receiving be . DETROIT (UPI) — Chrysler Corp. began calling back niore f Challenges I leum depots as well as other first vice-president of CIAL—He could be anywhere. ports $22,264.05 will be distrib. Finance Officers' Asso. in the courthouse, at city hail. uted to Seminole County mu- ciati on, til favorite hur Beckwith who is papers nfn.g - - - I LI L a severe are eating Stock prices werf! easier :n moderate ox - :t . "- V4,W Yortli formatioa will be in the mail 1* group in tocks S a sessor's cone r"gU!aL1IIIi, Irithkwif distance telephone t.ilI tOIfl 'riding (turin' 1 h. :lr',t hour the Atlanta officezi of the Of- today. (tee of E nornie Opportunity United t'rtess nternatiuniai been received - i.1viizi I i'iie Inuicator .,nuwurth er in formation ie &i !()i of 11.30 ncr effl Ut Wiore ~he !nd 4 lit! drst, 4our. today for an opening wedge in tile bargaining positions of union .flh1 COHIPRIIY negotiators in a threatened General Electric strike I You mean he has the from Jan. 10 to Aug. 4'. econnais s ance Attack Squad. which the government fears would harm national defense. audacity to tell the public what ron 9 of Sanford Naval Air "We have no new money to put on the table," Gerwral )'OU make. OFFI. Station wall a part of the einMARY EARLE WALKElectric's top negotiator, Philip D. Moore, told chief federal I-LA.RRASSED SCHOOL Eli was elected treasur what barked Air Wing aboard Ran mediator, William E. Simkin. IAI.--He even tells them er of the State Tax Assome of u get in expense g e Association at a '* The approved award cited Ranger's part in the extensive meeting of the College students O spring DAYTONA BEACH (UN) (Robin faints His vanilla aerial day and night armed re. Ft. Walton Beach yesterbreaks will still find a welconte on Daytona Beach's funled falls to the ground.) How about the connaissunce and air strikes day, 0 t her Seminole White beach this But the collegians will be limited to soda BATMAN County officials holding pp when they're thirst) m the face of the intensive hos public' HARRASSED COUNTY OF- tile ground fire which included Positions i their respecThe City Commission Wednesday voted to ban beer drinking i"" state organizations ey apparently surface-to-air missiles in Inon th e beach the pastime of the college students FICIAb—Well, th damage on rail- include County Clerk Ai it up Buying more flicting in past years . . is was tician 13 irigrarn vi1I jo expecte4j New membor of the '3oard 4 u) ierve on the ,itivisory coin. the White House opened It to live radio and television coverage. about six weeks. "Next contract will be for the directors is William temper. iiitt&neii ;inti .i volunteers in The Manila conference, bringing together chiefs of state of , It was annou the seven countries allied against aggression in South Viet bids on construction of the piers he protZram, it-cordirisr to ; ov- She ill accused of stealing the , . ' The news conference was set for 3 p.m. this afternoon and the city. It is expected to take 1. Muller and E. S. Dotii!ii. - A sacred affront to every poli- torious service off Viet Nam . marina construction - U RVIN MELTZER to '11 to this dastardly villain Navy unit citation for men- - a I • ../ h. -------------- ------- --- are 4 - contructinn "Action" Presi*dent Aircraft carrier Ranger with Attack Carrier Air Wing 14 ROBIN—Ifoly Crusade. aboard hits been awarded tile BAT51AN—Be calm, Robin, for Reg. 2k the on the way to the 11touchdown chased pursuant to state prices. will form an entrance to i Discounts were taken when approtected basin, City Manager Newest organizations to reach plicable." MIAMI, Flit. (AP) — Hurricane Inez, lumbering away froin W. E. Knowles explained. 100 per cent participation inNo criticism of county policy It will be necessary to dredge elude United State Bank of or method could be found in Cuba where she unleashed her mighty winds and rains three out muck in the area. before, Seminole and the Seminole High the report. Among com. times before, was stalking a new victim today — Mexico. School DCT Club. mendatlon5 were that ~literest Inez switched from a south southwest course that would filling with hydraulic materialsinew pre3ident of Community pii(. -a' tioni have ;)Pen receivoil e Action, Infl. at: the ' (through time acco%aI) earn- have brought the eye of the killer storm into or very near the from the barrow pit used for th tflfll1a1 this wc'ok for Hrniifatart pro- lic's eye. 2 % with Brady Dredging Company. The wall which i.,4 desi;zned to protect the marina harbor from wind and wave acti6n, from tht- east and northea.st will jut out from the prespnt ieawall oil 44 31r. and Mra. Tommy Ball. uLEvery time we take any of Deputy J. Q. Galloway found on he criticizes the stolen merchandise in Mrs. our overcrowded buses and He goes out of his way Freeman a house trailer. look bad in the pubk I - 2 (Usk 2J 26C CIkIAIIIW REDDI 129 f oni 'on Seminole 1' t Contract for I7,06 font of a 6i wan filed in Circuft !concrete breakwater wall, jimt the lakefront of nancial management was generally good. Road opera- Court in July by Dr. Loonlandfill area, wa.,4 .iijrned by city o~lf i ieiali today. -ird Munson avnin.4t. ths! Mi. , ;mer Marine ConAtruction Company of St. Potc()"t'llu" to 1)e Budgets nil offivini nctions of the board; County Conimixition and the on county-wido linsim. the CIAL—It's terrible He mocks dining room set out of the home I _____ an - . . — bond pending court trial. for Low *9t "C 2fw auditor, in the opinion -- n 2 e." "l* --- .. next to 2 69' ________________________________________________________ V STEREO AMUMS w1c I"WNWAR ""'o 2fw V TUCK GANAGE tKu — - F of W. WN64 I ________________________________________________________ 1' Iiott No. 33c or Breakwa er Beckwith ternied as "tile bemt report we have ever re. autiltor's (office In the report received by the county cry fwJ 11 43c County Clerk Arthur tneit approval by the state e gois paprrinan ..* C 59cI '2 4? CASTOR OIL which a vacant r fw Rag.47c ending Sept. 80, 19(5 ssng (Limit ' ' T 2) , , , w JM:t! with tile report. of audit of accounts for the fiscal year the Seminole County Cham. foer of Commerce WRA selven endingr with tile report otiloinmlir(Iltietitoiti.4hr(llti(!tao re'- £ •.- 29c Lora 4-OL see 1)R, VTN(ENT ROBERTS FICIAL-It's f 29C 'C U fo (hmlt 2) I.ç. KVID .-,. fl..mlta 76c 21c fUrl? 2) p - n 17.9 AIJA various county and school board officials seated around Batman and Robin. Robin is eating an Ice cream cone. It s vanilla. Deputies apprehended a San- ed by the county .(during the western tip of Cuba early today and began moving on a west 13-acre fill. Into this pumped- meeting of the organization, grim director, it BATSTAN — Well, let's get ford housewife on charges of fiscal year) amounp~d :-tb $27,- houthwest course. The course, the Weather Bureau says, will up land, concrete sheet piling Ruinos argod qualified persons started. I had to pull Robin out rand larceny and breaking and 811.73; Other officers includo Dr. W_ to ;j111)1y ,,ov Eno job of prominutes' kept In. bring Inez' fury near or into the extreme north part of the will be inserted. The piling is of school. Now who's this vil- g entering after a seven piece dexed and appea to show Yucatan Peninsula. designed so th at it can be pull. Vincent Roberts. vice prii- rum 1ir'tor. ri was iiportti OF dining room set as stolen from ed up and moved to the east dent; Marvin M'ltzi'r, 4t tha t i lii atl'it irt neighborhood HARRASSED t4ry, Dr. I C RmgIin trimshouse on Oregon Ave. when the marina is e'ctended noi y Lommstt.ø' has beu'iz this snoopy newsSheriff J. L. Hobby said. WASHINGTON President Johnson meets the press the east in the future, Knowles, ur"r anti D,. Gen qe F. StarkLs, 3,.:tive n ~Iie (AP) Jo area fOr around askproducbe off I1*l word said aisistttrsaur*er. 'very Arrested 'as Mrs ilestelle today at a news conference expected to '' Ing questions 1 Add.d to the cecitiv. 'omFreeman of 2851 Magnolia Ave. "This is the last phase that his trip to the Manila conference will be expanded to inP:nu t)1 it ieait one-half He wants embarra I by nitte were John Daniels. ho was being held under $1,500 th e visits to Australia, New Zealand and South Korea dude )t 1I. 'iiIi.'n in the HeadOW much am us fW Powm mmm~ fw (Limit 2) 5 I 144, 2k Spift of am lurps"thn-409. 3 has been arranged and we 5 00 rail-- $1.1, state auditor's office $ 2fw " I cuota n.,, of compliments from the was reported Lafta "1101%. c..- Asr.s 511 2) I Pam.us Mfl.. Pull &M. ft" 1 fsi settle ft Street. The weeds are at least eight feet high. A plezic table 2fw 240 BM 2 79, sffa MILK d SO GA0ODAIRE 49 tac CaPsuksl:~: ,, n2 I 1 ;ACCRANN ALUMINUM IL' aw ' Elnw s Glue&AII 2 fw 29,1"M TARfTSw 2 2 751, EVEREADYu 9C 2 35~ pmw ,A`u Tuipentine 2 for 20 OWX .c BC POWDERS ZIPPO FLINTS`0` 12 2 tot 25( 25( 111010110 2 AMMA SPIRITS FRESH(Uwk sl-n 19PP0 a" 2 2fw RW 29C 2 V HATTR 2 47, or a~ ows for QsTIPS SWABS Tooffibrushes 2 39 P 49 £ WiNE 14-Os. A vacant lot on West First .24c (Limit 2) BATH TOWELS PUSk 1-m Slim 111111111110-.A $s,r (Li.I 2 i. 2) PASTE I 9 rn nir rounty rommi.q.-tion's netin over the past y ea In appropriating mony for Cornmisdoners received a to date total $13,000, a big step ceas of $1,000. Tires were pur- ,. figs. 2% 2) 9 4 d 09MISS of County Inks Ct Health Seminole 24 24's 291 bouquet Ifl)nrd Of age appeared to be adequate propriations for thp Cham. quirements were followed." toer." The report further remarked, and bond requirements were currently kept. Purchases were Boulevard, in 5() are iance with Acts of 11.163 which i a northwesterly direction. Space per hour out of Gotham City as United Fund officials reported requires competitive Milding for the curtain closes.) between the breakwater and the todn y that total contributions materials and supplies in ex- (Limit 21 49t 1 -, you anything. Just come. (Batman and Rnbin are seen sliding down the batpole and (Limit 2) 09 for The Clean Bill id i BATMAN-1 need expenses • • EXCITED VOICE—We'll pay 59c Rao. SIA9 2) die Gotham Cit y business. EXCITED VOICE — You're the only one that can help us now. Our police are helpless because mw;t of thent inoonlight. We don't pay very well. 16 Sfick F nancesSa In Good Shape lain here worse than the Riddl er or the Penguin. I asill- 2 ASTRINGENT Aev~ 14411& MOUTH an* . $1.09 of 100 LI AOIJAMETSPUY RINE fW WASH 2 W AK TAM 89C 2 et 2 for of 100 2 fw W STP 35 Reg. S1.39 59e for 0 YITALIS TWIC Wok 2 1 0 AORM TAM `w ADDITIVE 2 •fl of in 2 f W 08 OWN a . al LePA6E#S =0 a ff 111mW TAPE "'"" 2 for 490 ~ 2,,29f 101~vll AsOdnbo. 1w V Mhwh 2) ' S 12-0m. AWTACID NAM 13451& SL 11141"W162 fW LIOUID C SPI E police- three years. of 2) 43c'OLD £ nien Rotunda, a for for left of I for Mike with • J T' -. .- _______ • SANFORD.ATLANTlc ft i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 05, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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RI, 19116 - 10 Perish In British Plane Disaster m ee St or Be ow 95 S * * * * on Seminole County the St. JohnM River -\4 "The Nile of Amerkn" * * y 1 ______'1.,., __ __ ------- _-_ f '..' ..L . s' a I i : 1 -4-.- FACULTY of St. Luke's Christian Day School, shown in pre-school plan- ning session, includes (seated, from left, top photo) Mrs. J. S. Best, Mrs. Robert Manning, Rev. S. M. Tuhy, Mrs. Vernon Retzlaff, and S. R. Sid. Ilk; (standing) E. L. Belihorn, principal; Mrs. Bellhorn, Mrs. David Vorpagel, and J. L. Battle. New five classroom building (bottom photo) is getting finishing touches and will be ready for opening day Tuesday. FI "Super-Right" Short & i I -- ' RIB Western Beef midclit R J 1..-;t - ••. _.. H cut LB..... 79c - Al' LenMed Wit Sp.cial! . . ' : St. Luke's School Opens Tuesday St. Lukes Christian Day School Is In Its pre-school Faculty at planning session. Classes will l~ Dania Woman New Prexy Of i Legion Auxiliary .1 By Jane Casselberry Florida delegates to the Amer. Ican Legion Auxiliary's National Convention, being held Sunday through Thursday in Washington, D. C., are especially thrill. ad this year at seeing a national president elected from their ranks for the first time. Mrs. A. J. (Genevieve) Ryan Sr. of Danla. Is the only candidate to qualify this year for the high office, thus her election is a foregone conclusion. Active in the Auxiliary since 1930, Mrs. Ryan has served In a number of local, state, and national offices for the organiza thin. During the past year she has been national chairman of the Auxiliary's vital Rehabilitation Committee, providing broad services and assistance to disabled veterans. She has served as national historian, national vice president, and chairman of four national con ventions. As president of the Department of Florida, 1946-47, she organized the first Florida Girl State. She Is associated with her husband in the realty business and was chosen "Florida Realtor of the Year" In 1957. Mrs. Wilma Jones, of Orlando, Sixth District President and official delegate to th e convention. will serve as one of the hostesses at the gala reception Planned for Mrs. Ryan In the ambassador Room of the Shoreham Hotel, site of the convention. begin Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. and buses will make the same general schedule as last year. Afternoon kindergarten session will begin at 12:30. A new faculty member, Mrs. Vernon Retzlaff, has been added to the elementary staff and will teach grades three and four. Mrs. David \Torpagol has been transferred to the junior high department, teaching social studies. Other faculty members returning are Mrs. E. Bellhorn, Mrs. R. Manning, Mrs. J. S. Best, S. R. Sidilk, J. L. Battle, E. L. Belihorn, principal, and Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy. The faculty recently visited the Audio Visual Materials Center In Sanford. Construction of five new classrooms at St. Lukes is nearing completion. The new complex also Includes supply storage space, equipment and music rooms and restrooms and is equipped with Individual room 359 Enrolled Af Enterprise By MRS. RITCHIE HARRIS Enterprise Elementary School opened this week with an enrollment of 89 pupils and "more expected," according to Mrs. Lois Laskey, new principal. New teachers are Mrs. Anabell Tropf, first grade; Mrs. Ann Blackstone, second grade; Mrs. Nancy Henderson, fourth grade; Mrs. Alice Luba, fifth grade, and Miss Annette Moore, speech. Others on the staff are Mrs. Joyce Altman, kindergarten; Mrs. Lerene Hall, first grade; Mrs. Elizabeth Moe, third grade; Mrs. June Long, fourth grade; Mrs. Muriel Kauffman, fifth grade, Curtis Lee and Mrs. Daisy Gunn, sixth grade; Miss Marcella Hints, special teacher; Mrs. Katherine Sellers, music, and Mrs. Ruth Ryons, librarian. Other Orlandoans accompanying Mrs. Jones to Washington for the convention were M rs. Pearle Adams, department secrctary and treasurer, and Mrs. As many as 245 earthquakes Maxwell Wells Sr.. of U ni t 19, have been recorded in one week who will serve as official photo- In Guatemala, says the Nagrapher for the department. tional Geographic. controls for heating and air cm dltioning. For the coming school yea the new rooms principally Wi] house the junior high depail mont where enrollment will c: ceed 75, with the total enrol mont at St. Luke's going abov 235. The new facilities will pr vide for the expansion of th curriculum, especially In th fields of music, science and 5( cial studies. Membership TURKEY V P~ World News In B iet b Grade "A" Florida or Ga. Fresh Ice Packed Leg or Breast YOUR CHOICE FRYER QTRS. ----4 Sp.ciol! Mayonnaise 49c ____ A&P Tomato Juice, Fruit Punch or Grope 191. 14.OL CANS Drink 3 Lake Mary Opening meeting of the 196 67 season for the Lake Mar Chamber of Commerce is ached tiled for 8 p.m. Thursday a the Lake Mary Fire Hall. Firs project on the agenda, accord ing to Don Jackson, president will be a membership drive t be conducted during the mont] of September. Current member ships expire Sept. 30. Jackson, reminding member of the importance of Thurs day's meeting, states "mud has taken place during the sum mer months that is very im portunt to the community an will be felt for a long time t come. A new post office build ing is under construction, Lak Mary Boulevard will be pave to 1-4, a proposed Lake Mars Boulevard-14 interchange ii under survey by the State Row Department, and Seminole Jun icr College opened Its doors thu week, just to name a few. "Now your C of C diructori need to hear from all the members about communit needs and new projects for thu year. Come to the meeting an voice your opinions and ideas.' Officers for the year, othei than Jackson, are John Norden, vice president, and Charlea Lansing, secretary-treasurer. On the board of directors are W. C. Hopkins, Bert Pileber, Julius Blackwelder, Homer Gleason, Virginia Mercer, and Katherine Gehr. Richard Keogh and Ed Zimmerman make up the nominat.. log committee. 29c PEANUTS Cot Brand Briquets CHARC0AL SPECIAL! 1 2 ICE MILK GAL /2 CTNS. Tudor Premium Qualify Pather DOWOUS DUTCH APPLE PIES 99c A & P STORES I Pinecrest Shoppbtg WILLBE CLOSED' Center Hwy. 17.92, S. Sanford LABOR DAY ,QUANTITY_RIGHTS _RESERVED) __________ c 8.OZ. EACH NO RETURN S 69 BOTTLES , CAP89 C disin LULR.ijr[a I _______ Director told us-You just can't make any exceptions. ,, "It can ruin our whole tax structure." AWARDS & PRIZESown WIN UP TO $200000 I Clip These Coupons JocIcoonvI. Fl.. 1 - - - - -a, - /. $2,000.00 -••---- OrlandO ____ __ A.. Ei1E OTHER '* wrwiuq -- Fr' $1000.00 Folly Beach, INNEIS] 1" S.C. - - - Ni Ii t TSTI I - You Win r I& isici 14 n. IL ., - ss : 11 11 $1000.00 RS'] swbwe,MINW, I 12 s.w.a, ti it • NEW FACULTY members at Lake Mary School enjoyed the Indian Feast dinnersponsored in their honor by the Lake Mary Woman's Club Friday. Shown front row from left Mrs. Masil Blythe, Mrs. Mary Robb, Mrs. Joyce Calhoun, Miss Juanita Padine. Second row from left Ray Wagnor, Mrs. Edna See] and Miss Eleanor Sykes. (Herald Photo) g - - • 10 Mr - en- - L- ,i;=~;0.r -.,t4 ,-,I.-. __ 1, - '" ________ ____ _____ : ______ 1 I I • Nurse Warning Milwee Stand • ••,•• ••.••••, . ,'r. _____ _____ _____ T, ---- -. --. The 1967 Legislature will be requested to appropriate the necessary funds which will open the St. Johns River to through pleasure boating - from At- Expand Purge SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Nurses who won a pay raise offer from the city's mayor H. T. Milwee, Seminole Coun- after a 24-hour walkout from * * ty superintendent of Public in- city hospitals may go out again SOME RANDOM'P THOUGHTS structiori, was commended to. unless the promise is carried ON HIGH'S VISIT HERE- day by the Sanford Area Mm- out, a union official says. Had a whole list of questions isterial Association for the John Jefferles, head of the for him but, he breezed through county school system's stand on City Employes' Union, voiced th e opinion after hearing yes. so fast. . .Bet he shook 40 hands racial matters. It was announced that a let. t-erday that $537 rather than In 40 seconds at the Herald ter of commendation from th e $578 had been computed as plant,. . .Nobody asked me but, association executive committee the new starting base pay. The I. trouble brewing In the High will be sent to Milwee. present figure In $465. Camp here?, . . .Well, he really packed the Civic Center. . .. • • •• • ,, . and "at's something I hjive,ft ;H4; PEN!!, Cambodia seen for awhile. _ 11 (UP!) French President • * Charles de Gaulle bluntly told Memo to th e Casselberry Fire __ the United Stutea today to gut Department - How come the s out of Viet Narn, lie suiti the fire siren didn't work yesterday war will continue until WashIngton follows his advice. 1. I .,, s. _____ Pastors Laud ____ . 4 - I _____ _____ S ~ • ' . 41 .1 j. I ' % I • . '. • ~3 "- . F €ATIA - •"- • • I t '. N -lu _______ - AVON r - ." ( - -ft^ 11 - -- - ' - ______ ARK _____ '\ ____________ _ I 1. '-is i-us '•-. • )'-Ci - , ' r. • ' -::-. 1~ ~. I.M - ' ~. I., ~ t I 1 £ !- • .s 4,a ' J - . offris . I . ' •' ' MF.La4)11 :ri IIt . . • f1• 1 - , fr4 ' I- C L \ 4.'!.'.l £ . w N 1.F St"I 10 -. f ''• . . L' ~4~,~ ~~ xt l ~ ' -, 14 _______ - - • I ARROW POINTS to location of Sebastian Canal, connectinq St. Johns River marsh with Sebastian River. into the Sebastian River near the Atlantic Coast. The western terminus lantic Ocean to Atlantic Ocean. These funds would be to pay the cost of Installing locks - of the Sebastian Canal is immediately south of Like Hellen Blazes, headwaters of the St. Johns River. Ultimately, wires and locks are to be constructed down river to Lake Harney. Further, should lifts and/or locks be constructed in the Sebastiari Canal for pleasure boating, a channel would be dredged through St. Johns Marsh to Lake Hellen Blazes. This would open the upper St. Johns River for pleasure boating to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. and/or bout lifts In the Sebasthin Canal, now under conatructlon at the south end of Brevard Comity. Sebastian Canal will be a part of the Central and Southem Florida Flood Control Distrlct (FCD) project, holding back waters in the Blue Cypress Reservoir and St. Johns Marsh but. releasing surplus flood waters from those areas ö Army Corps of Engineers has informed The Sanford Heraid it has no authority to construct boat lifts or locks in Sebastian Canal but "will recommend that the flood control project be modified to Sciude c'kiatruction of those navigation structures that can be econonii- drop from the St. Johns Marsh east to the Sebastian River. Under these plans. it was said, the Sebastian Canal would not he opened to commercial harge) traffic. only to pleasure boats. . But this would allow pleas. tire boats to leave the intracoastal Waterway at Jacksonyule, come up the St. .fohns cally justified" The FCD likewise informed The Herald it has no authority to expend any moneys for re.:reational purposes but will "request the 1967 Legislature to appropriate the necessary funds for boat lifts and/or locks to allow pleasure boats to traverse the Sebastian Canal.' It was pointed out it will be a 25- foot Rivet-, through Lake Monroe with it4 new marina- motel -omplex at Sanford). through Lake Harney, on up to the Sobat1an Canal and back to the Intracoastal Waterway. Or vice versa. Presently, boats coming from Jacksonville must return thcre • Get Out Of 'Viet • High In WhLrlwLnd Tour Pledges Pollu ti on __ ______ ,'. - - 1. *vd'- _____ The four or five agencies later date the cest will be pro- governed with political courpresnt1y responsible for the hibi ti ve." he declared. "Roads age. control of water and air polluspeeches at the civic ceo- must be built where there is tion in th e state of Florida ter, th e opening of the South the reatest need.' He added, _____ _____ !!" Program ' • • , r ''. ' , - __________ ,," ,' - 'I" • • -• should and will be combined in- Seminole headquartsers and dur- however, that roa(ls to the now to .me agency which will see tog the town hall meeting, High space university would receive that tne pollution is contained, also stressed th at he is pro- top prime consideration. This pledge was given by I10 busin ess, pro-agriculture and lie ilso promised his support bert King High, Democratic promises continuation of the of a •trong conflict of interest gubernatorial nominee, In one road prorain here which has. law in the state and a code of of his speeches during a wh ir l- already begun. ethics of "lie _____________ wind seven hour visit to Serninole County Wednesday. ti4 "Florida has got to come to grips with water poll ution ROBERT KING 1 I 1 ( 11, !)emocratic gubernatorial now,' he said. "If we have to nominee cut the ribbon and officially opened the go into a crash program at a South Seminole High headquarters in Casselberry during his whirlwind tour of the county Wednesday. Shown with the nominee are Mrs. Harlan Tuck and Mrs. Ann Riley, leaders of volunteer workers 6 at the headquarters. (Herald Photo) kind Florida must "Florida's future roust be, (Continued to page 4) .-'-• - • 95 Dead In Crash -------- -- hIJA, Yugosiaia ((A!') - Britons A chartered British County Sets Road Projects Residents of six roads In the county will be made happy by the report from John Alexander, crew , • o _____ 1 ~ I -'a. £ P' L#I$014, A0 " .' L.a -, , I Push Funds To 'Open' St. Johns former Mary O'Sullivan of Cork, Ireland. She collapsed at -' _____ _____ i'. ____ crashed and burned early today while coming in for a landing . merit, to date on the war • faced before beginning of the Houtheust Asia, the 75-year-old at Ljubljana. Officials said at least 95 pursuits were killed, • We received a cull from a -• new fisa1 year October 1. it was the worst au tiisster in Yugoslav history, • Be Gaulle spoke to a cireitring franUc Navy wife saying her I 1. 'I'lw four-engine lii'itunnims turboprop crashed shortly after Roads to be resurfaced are crowd of more than 80,000 Cam. husband has been trying to buy % bodiani in lThnom PermIt's city midnight. on a flight from Litton Airport, 30 miles north of Oak Shores, Faith Terrace, a house here but they can't get London. Woodly Road, Lakeshore Drive, stadium. any loans because ci the Naval ______ _______H:. Thu plane had just cleared the snow-covered ituaka of north Oak Lane and Cecilia Drive? Air Sta tion being phased out. Yugoslavia's Juliun Alps which rim this prospus-ous and mod. Ten thousand dollars, which We checked First Federal and Index urn capital of Siovunia. It. was coming In for a normal landing have bevii allocated for the were told . . . that's right Bridge ......................4A when it t'rushott In a field near the runway. SECRETARY GENER. heavy construction of Winter No FHA loans available. - Classified Ads ...........6A7A decided Al, 'IJIANT has Thu ))ussciIgera wet-c British tourists coming to Yugoslavia Park Drive in Casselbery, is Guess th ey'll just have to rent. to quit the United Nit- Crossword Puzzle ................SA for a late summer vut'utioii. Survivors were rushed to the Ljub. being transfem-ed for the resur * tiosis when his five-year Dear Abby ..................4A ijana hospital, which Istw.l an Immediate appeal for blood do- facing since the Winter Park Juvenile court cases Iii the term expires Nov. 3 be- Editorial Page ..............H nations. Drive project w ill not be corncounty are averaging about 50 cause he Is frustrated In Entertainment . .......... 4A-5A Authorities In Ljubljana, 80 miles nurthest of Triuste, rush- pleted by October 1. per month and we hear the the world organization's horoscope ..................4A ed an Investigating conimission to the crash site. Ljubljuna po. Winter Park Drive will, how' County Commission has finally effectiveness as a peace. Society ................... 10-11 lice saId 80 lersoIls were killed in the crash, five others died ever, be Included in the pro. come across with another juvo- keeping force, purticu. Sports ... . . .... .......... 2A-3A an route to hospitals, and 10 othera after adwiulun to hus. jects to be concluded after TV. 1uils counsellor, larly In Viet Nam. 5A pitula. October 1, _____ 1 W,of - m-o ç: ( I ' ' • Mn. Waits Nsil.y. M1..I. Na. 52.000 Mrs. Fiusdi I. Sild.r, OrId., P4.. $.v.dy Olivar, Cw4..t.g S.C. $100 M.rj U..,., Ok..cá.., F... Mss. W. A. Pail., TltvUl., Fl.. $1001 ,,j, M.cD...Id, Miru-ar, Na. SIN $IN C. I. Wâsz, W.P. Ic1, P4.. $10 Mr.. F. I. M4..I kid, 3g, $$I Mn. 1b Stay, W. P. hack. Fla. $1.00. Mrs. Jail Sk.rp.. Orisad., Na. $100 I.lI1.iai, W.P. hack, P4.. $10 H. J. POP. N. Ul..I, P4.. N.y I. Sw..... J c4.evIIl., P1g. 51.000 C. U. Shs*ffsr, St- PaNtáit, Ni. $100 Pay $11 A*ait J. Ssttai, HIgl., Fig. $10 liii C. Darait, Naitb Large. Fl.. $50 U,.. *&d T,.c.y, Ml..I, P4.. 5100 J.s.pk D..k.vg, On4..d. P4.. $100 Mrs. W. N. N.jds, Ml..), FL.. $10 Mrs. I.d..y MU..,, Od..d., IL.. $$I Ekes A. $.g4. F.-... City, Fie. slop MavIs D..p., _________ Vild..ts,5.. $101 s 0 S.htk, Ml..), FL.. $10 Ms.. J... I. U..,,. Ml..), 14.. $$ Mrs. Ml.. P. Kills, MIl, FL.. SIN Mrs. E'áptk Wd. La. City, FL.. $100 Mn. I. £.lg.d.. 160 Ft. Pl.r.., FL. $10 bil p p Left S.d.,.. $100 Mans D.vk, ke.swlck, Si. Sill Jsk. U. NarisU, Se..t, FL.. $10 Mr- L. Mantis Wack Ton", FL.. Sig Mrs. Pay. Wlipss, M1..I, P1.. $100 gj. Fhcksit, J.cb,.,vM4., FL.. SIN i..un. Falw.t, D,'.., Fig $10 Nanvv Ctasil.y, Lá.4..d, FL.. $100 Mn. H. W. CuI4.aiy. l...âar,, N.. $100 Mrs. Sara Clank. Hal... City, Via. $10 Mr. W. U. Nuts Orlaid.. FL.. $10 Mrs. L C. Can.,, Jacks..vW,, Vi.. $10 Mn, T. A. Maiply. Ft. Planes 14.. $101 dv.. £Mkw lilik... H'il..k, P4.. $100 Lewis A. $sy4.s $srseg,, FIg. $10 Mr. Dt.ild W. W.1s, Jill. La....1 Tarp.. Sprl.g., FL.. $100 L.1. U. Ch.41, Jki.vMl., FL.. $IN Mrs. Arthpr F. h..' P4.. $11 FL.. $10 M,.r. St..., Op. l,., FL.. Mn. PU1 L..,, V.,, h..ck, FL.. $100 Tom NOW, C...., FL.. $100 Mrs. Ladwig uses, L.ig., FL.. $10 Mn- G..rg. N. Fi.aci, MI..l, FL..$30 $10 _____ _____ For Past Year , Mt t IiMIIS. V ; •.:t F? V ' i' j'n-i' Is 14I Seek Legislative Help S Howard Whelchel, City Finance YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO BE A WINNER!! START TODAY! PLAY To Hospital today less than 24 hours after she crossed the border Into Hong Kong. Death was attrlbuted to heart failure and strain. She was Sister Eamon, the • J S CO(fl 'i,,1":1; Ii 0~_ , i A ..,,~,44. - JANE PARKER FRESH CRISP POTATO PLAID SIIIPItA&P Up Increased prices that affect the S 39 12.OL CHIPS U ftIRii jpfj.j good reason to PRICES IN THIS AD ARE GOOD THROUGH SAT., SEPTEMBER 3. , I At Go TOKYO (AP) - Red China's REPORTER-H o w m a a y entire nation under the rising new strong man, Defense Mintimes did he hit you cost of living Index," Robert MILWEE-Heavcns, I don't Besserer, adxinIstrator, said. later Lin PIao, called on the nI1Ltsnt young i?1ras know. Come look at me. To date, -the local hospital Wednesday night expand the I to • ha. , -not reeclved one P31fl7" purge now sweeping the Chinese We're still trying to contact in reimbursement from Social mainland but warned them Bill Leffler for his side of the Security for costs of medicare against coercion and force. story. patients treated under th e "Don't hit people," Mao Teeemergency care program since tung's heir apparent told 500,000 young Red Guards and The Police Department told July 11. us they received a call from Bess'&er said he "had not other revolutionary youths 10 "Time" Magazine. I quote the the slightest Idea" when such Peking's Square of Heavenly exact words -ds-"Sanford's really payment would be forthcoming. Pence. 5 * on the map now."-Funny When the local hospital is ap. * thing we said the same thing prov2d for medicare, reim. Okay Wage Hike bursement will be at the rate yesterday in an editorial. WASHINGTON (Ul'I) of 94 per cent, leaving the House and Senate negotiators * ' * other six per cent to be paid agree! Wednesday to boost the It looks like Leffler will ask by county taxpayers, Besserer federal minimum wage to $1.00 for a jury trial... Actually the said, an hour by 1968 and to extend fine for assault and battery wage-hour law coverage to 8.1 can range from $5 up to $202. CHICAGO (AP) doc- million more workers. tors' fees and hospitalWith charges • • • A conference committee made on the rise, private patients Most of the people complain- some hospitals are facing the the key decisions as It tentha compromise ing about the raise in city tax- possibility that a medicare cost tively It boost between differing House and es are those with fixed squeeze could develop to Senate minimum wage bills incomes. Some of the letters their bills still higher. that Is stronger than either. the Herald has received are ______________ really heartbreaking. But as Jane Special! n RALE12 ' head. Special! / Fai t h Moves Away Trees have set more bloom, the best since the preMIAMI, Fin. (Al') - Ilurri- freeze times; : The rains have helped the size and not, many of cane Faith sped away from the fntInv t'huirnln the fruit has dronned due to the neriodie dry nell. i There are some 20,000 acres of citrus the hind in the Atlantic into nunint;;I;;ous seas and bntterltig a dlsnl)lc(I e - u ii ty. Robert W. Rutledge, executive vice president of the Italian tanker. Weathermen sniti the burn- Florida Citrus Mutual, said the low carryover plus a cane, packing 110-mile an hour higher quality product now using more oranges and a winds, was following a path record advertising budget will lend toward the pros. that would take her into colder peIotls Season. "What the pessimists fail to take into consideration climes-possibly to her death. • is th at we have many plus factors going for us this season that we have never had in the past," he said. One Nun Dies lie said the $8.5 million consumer advertising HONG KONG (AP)-One of budget. alone should enable the industry to increase its the eight Roman Catholic nuns sales volume by a substantial margin. expelled from Red China (lied you think of Wharton's stateChaiges at Seminole Memor- the border Wednesday and was inent yesterday about It put- lal Hospital have risen approx- wheeled across in a baggage ting the schools in jeopardy? imately two per cent In the past cart. MILWEE-I think his cornyear, "due to the same kind of . • . meats hit the na il right on the 39c : 69c All Flavors Marvel Brand - I 'I SPECIAL! Special! 20-LO RAG Rates running some fever and the doc tor told me to rest. REPORTER-Do you have any comment to make on the attack ? MIL,WEE-No, I'd rather not say. REPORTER -Well, what did SPECIAL! BARTLETI PEARS i,,. 19c PUSH ROASTED ROBERT BESSERER won't be back until next Tuesday. I've been FIRM FRESH 01 MILWEE-1 ' I LI. 19c ITALIAN PRUNES LI, 25c 89c Napkins -' SPECIAL! Sp.cial! OOF A CONVERSATION WIT'! SUPT. OF SCHOOLS H. T. M1LWEE. REPORTER-When are going back to work? 11 CANTALOUPES 389c HUDSON FAMILY t.. 3 SPECIAL! 45c L 3 VINE-RIPENED SIZE Wonderfoil 2 . I 1 JUMBO • fly LARRY \'EItSIIEI, SWI. CORN 10 59c IESHS (I.gulor Duty) I SPECIAL! GRAPES A&P's ALUMINUM WRAP ____________ $44 '5_• 1 tJl I. I itre: - . 1/1 %4$9S,If I "\Vo can expect to sell the largest, crop in our history at a profit," the county agent added. Among the reasons given by Tucker for the boost • +CLOG FRESH JUICY WHITE SEEDLESS •)....,. Drive Slated Af LB. ' 39c ____________________ ANN PAGE • ' P/If C'mitity Agent Cecil nicker said today. • - " ,I '_ I . ,~~ . . ,,f, -tri I - N . i 'I ?- '. ~ * , -, : , , N\. I 40. .'. -'~ L;~- - !,-, ~ .,~ .,. .. - A I gp;q(ur f.i Its "best, ReItROfl" In many years with growers expected to ship close to two iind it hulf million boxes, r PUSH GOLDEN ' (P - I'rk e 5 Cents 'I'1IURI)AY, 1I' I'. 1, tOflfl - HANI'10R1J IIOIU f)A _--____ utrus 'ooming ___ LBe39C A - • mi n oie cI 8to14LL ''L Seminole County's $7 million citrusindustry jq In Vin..Rip.n.d Grade "A" Quick Frozen Young :~ ~, , )i ' *.iL' , ':.;: I , Established 1908 i 10 ~ c Best Season In Years Expected 4LB.CAN329 HAMS - fI• ~ -7 - . Zip Code 82771 *. , A. ; #.-.t , -• e S I ~ " ; ~'"'--"~. ' ff 4_.A"~"1 - ,~ . W . il LB. If% Agar Brand Skinless, Boneless Cooked CANNED I~ I. ~ !t I -- VOL. 59 NO 9 1~1 __ " ~~!, .. v1A'r1lEn: Wcdiwsdnv 88-68; fitir to cloudy, showers thin Fridny, Sp.ciai! Goid.n Rip. . 'm " 11 r a Ufla Phone 822-2611 or 425-5938 C ~~ ' \ (:t,:iics '- rr t , A , h h zr49c r59c BANANAS Heavy "Super-Right" -F- Shank FULLY COOKED HAMS T ~J_ ---. r rb , "'' I ". 4'%'.: '#Vf' " •. . • •,-.wl•--,.---_ Herald hid - 1 . -••-----• •-- ,- • --•_-. - - •-- ~-",-M---Ww--Mo~ - I' - . �. - ~ . -T . V "I 11 --- - .---- ___ *''- . -- -.-'. . I I 1, 7 .-.. . .. . i I Leader Demo To Ir Sara sota UIWI 1J,~:~ J~ ay Push t._ 4, -4r. _~'t ~t.'% L 1111 :1 1 1 I i~~ . % -;W t] .,. ~-, - ft ""_*~ '. -1 - f 1 . P.-, 0*~~ , " -11- dent Johnson will be glad th L. ,. - ; '. . "I . " -, #1. ! . I1li 1 ments -- .. 19 - ~ . $1 ,I I __ ate action, ew fAculty menlbem at staff meeting. Shown (from left) are James I Hero Describes Being B52s , U %I I i:I II ! ! L . 1 il * ,I. - Dnng Hoi and it.s cratic Policy Committee intro. Middletown 'neighbor. that would grant the governI northwest of duced Wednesday, said he IF, The defense asked Judge Silinfiltration routes In the demili- The U. S. command dischsed two-man cre vertooth to farce the prosecution Mont power to set mandatory as listed as taking no position on It at this safet y sta ndards for all new tarized zone between North and troops this week brought Ameri- I missing, he said. It was tile to fumish a list of witnesses. all Wered suspected Communh;t wounded. . l ~ ~ r 1 I I- ~i' 1 'I u . 4fl k. P 1 can sengui in ou k .iet .am .'i4zi a U. n L1 p'ane reporwu 'ost over Dir&en indicated however, of ItS tangiuje cUuence an to 303.400. The United States Is the Communist North. wi th 1P68 models Power to dehe supports the contention of particulars of its case against veIn standards for automobile expected to expand Its forces U. S. Air Force, Navy and • f; I, South Viet Narn Today. The planes from G ~ loaded tons of explosives an two here to 40fi.00D men b.y the end Marine pilots fiew • .. .•. Lawyer-Laborer Boun Over On 4urder Charge a !f 4~. 000 American lives and injured some 250.000 persons. ! I . ii ~ I I i 4 ~ r . . " ~ ~ , I • ta South Viet Nam. The U.S. base camp 35 miles west of the ondan, explosions with red. or- and he will move after the La- but officials fic control. command reported no slgnW- coastal central city of Quang ange -and green flashes. The bor Day holiday to make the ordered after Farbers wilI Ow cant fighting Sought VIetm- Ngai, a spokesman said, fliers said one fireball rose 4,000 resolution available for debate. North ese headquarters listed only one Over \iet Nam feet, He said he has agreement the circumstances. engagement of any size. _______________________________________________ from Sen. Richard B. RusselL Mrs. Farber and the Coppo VV 7b& aMed commands an_ D,I,,, ,h,l,n of the Armed linos move,d to Sarasota I ~ I - VU øarø VV I * i I • 1 meditated. to coser used as 'eU. Waidron's true identity came The two bills, contain to li ght when he was arrested total authorizations of $381.8 cars which ' ; ~ ~' 1 -,~! I 3 II , I i•. I , %. Ocala Editor T-- Gone To J)'gs t •,,. 7%)wn Clerk Otto 10umpp an- C I 3O,.. swgl ui ,,f" •,a.. -. X to 6U 'i.wnw Ws=, and he said thib - Vnb" was the gresust ris- , ,. r. , . .. f. 4 . - 21~ . . ___ - M t to =me a lock cm U* cwj&- inkmWn. was descsibed as a The r=d Jury could indict Prlda barge canal for a long auprapubic CYatOtOUly, a tern. Waldron on a charge of either time Florida newspaper editor pora.-y diversion of the first or aw-und degrot murder. ,. to be proI vs me OB Its W&Y to the Wbite Meam. A was " Howie today. - - ENNENN~ I'minary to posidble yrosWt TheSenatepassed thebiflby surgery later. Is bmufarb tth yj vote to name the Silver e.wi.a.e .,, ..... ,at. Springs lock, about nim mUn ar"r, SON&W "w carldle. N Biting Evidence tio oga to umsns &n 001flfliUily An the nation. L . me suflon destroyed the fire station and the towns only two rs trucks. 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SINGLE 1i ___ Complete with spout & vent \ HW. 17.2 ,r wiu PAY YOU TO SHOP AT ECKERD$ tftPIAI let A Your Eckerd Pharmacist E IN OLE PLAZA DrA' WiI' AND ONORA ' Pensacola. Fla.. Naval Base, Hospitcd F I After -visiting his parents, Adams wUI be stationed at the • Notes S k I f______~;~ 6' METAL COMPARE AT 2.95 If "•" - ~__ 2GALLON ALL METAL helicopter FiOSI ulSirki ar,. I U - - - POLE...FOR PATIO AND BACKYARDI * and Adams was rescued by a • 1 WITH signals from his survival radio Gets $5 Billion. J . tain to get away from a%illage. A U S aircraft pick ed up the last week when neighbors com- million over three years, would Services Comm,ittee. and Sen. MidtUctowu plained of a tioul odor coming set up this timetable for federal drqwed sbarply Inst week while J.W. FWbright, D-Ark.. chair- death. "am from the Waldron bome at a~:Lion'U.S. and South Vietnamese man of the Foreign Relations The slim, handsome do WASHINGTON (AP) - The nearby Madelra Beach. Jan. 31, 1967 - Secreta ry of since his combat losses remained about Committee. that hearings are twice been hospitalized Waldron. 56, admitted to nf- comerce must issue )nifial auto the same. arrest July 23; he was released Senate has approved a two-year not needed S.5-billion e).tension of the Food ficers be had been missing safety standards. cl.fective for AMed spokesman said 1,009 The Johnson administration Monday from his second visit. for Peace program after sharp from West'Virginia for 16 years 1968 models. Communists were killed and 101 AUSTIN, .Tex. (AP) - Mr. steep drjv",ay to their apart- faced with the delicate problem which began when he comdebate over ,whether tobacco after beinc indieted there on an an. 31. 1968 - Rexised safety,o captured last week. This was an and Mrs. Patrick J Nugent mont. of a NATO realignment because plalned to Ja1rs 0 C e pains: and alcoholic beverages should embezzling charge. He had standards are to be issued for unexplained drop from 1,829 he has a h .Lcp ri ifl 'WLrC awiul tirc•d from a of Frances withdrawal of Coppoitno says be allowed in Items sent to bun- been living under the name of 1969 models. Communists reported killed and 1ft'L St. UJ) OUSt long trip," Luci told a bvst,md- troops, maintained its position condition. g and needy peoples ro ad Robert C. Johnson in Florida. One year after enactment of 247 captured the previous week. their brick duplex apartment. or. troop cutbacks are The doctor married Mary Gib- ry no U.S. that 'l' he quiet, white haired Walthe legislation - the secretary The U.S. command said 71 guarded by concealed closed- Less than two linurs after contemplated. son. a dark-haired divorcee. two the world. The measure was approved 74 dron sat quietly at a table dur- must issue a report. including Americans were killed last circuit television cameras and ttiv' arrived, the' drove to a Bill 0. Movers, White House months after his wile died. t.o 2 with Sens. Frank , Ing the preliminary hearing new legislative proposals if nec• week. enmpured with Ill Aug. I Seerm Service men. , ith contempt of I U nviirlw supermarket and bOught press secretary, said Secretary was charged Lnusche. D-Ohio. and John J. when his attorney Hal Greer essary. on the need for used-car 12-20. However. the number of ii One of their first chures Wal, ~ S:l(j.1:;* worth of grocerics. of Stitte Dean RusL und Secre- court for refusing to angwer a argrued, "The only tbingr I see wounded rose more than 40 pu to 'In I up cm gui ito c ic lud 'lht 1(101 tht it umt shopping ta y of Defense Robert s isc. prosecution sutness subpotna a Williams. R-Del.. in opposition. Ifl it is a possible murishughtt standards. cent from 425 to 599. only alle I ing ll,ort!n pizza nnd dog food. I tail;ijig aboul many purehaw,.. 'p%'amarn had told Democratic hearing on the contempt charge It no gcx.s back to the House To crs from enditmintfor consideration of numerous cbarge, killing in passion or Secretary must ibbue used-car American was reported miss. President Johnson's daughter. sipping bottled suit drinks and poucv members is schedul 11ot b,00u. Committee Sena te amendments log, a decline of seven. standards and tire labeling and? Luci, and her husband of 3 ignixjg autographs for other sponsored the resolution A deputy sheriff testified performance standards. A South Vietnamese spokes. weeks pulled up in front of s.hn;ipt'rs. Williams wanted to ban that It would "not be a helpful (' I alcoholic beverages and tobacco that the suspect, after being Dec. 31, 1968 -Any state not man reported 205 government their apartment in Luci's darL-LiLe many liew husbands, step at this time." troops killed last week, nine grten sports car at 4.10 p.m. Pat whistled in dismay when •'ln from the program. But Sen. advised of his rights, gave offi. having a highway safety procers a men our judgment this lb a a rni ng e gram in operation John S Cooper R-hy., fewer than the week before. and Wednesday. faces loss of I the cashier rung up the total. NATO matter and should in, by bitting ber fully offered a subsUtute killed his wife Since their Aug. 6 wedding, He paid with a $50 bill. 10 per cent of its federal highvoive consultation with our alamendment which would ban on the bead with & h&xnir. elaborate sururity equipment I Their four bugs of way aid. The secretary of cornThe sicned statement, groreries lieti," Moyers, said. the Floralcoholic bererages from sale has been ffistalled. Three closed. included milk, cereal. scouring of Diwtrict meedug . r ted as evidence, said INIaldron however. circuit television cam ita'. thur pad'. potato chips dill pickics, • Ida Loyal Order of Moose a.i either for foreign currenc d and hii 5&-ear-old ufe had If Con ess as c, lenses bar0y visible in wooden jjLjjx.r tom,elf;. apple juice. ted corn bald Sunday at Sanford Lodge for liberal dollar credits. and its tobacco pletes action to set up a depart-( containers matching the trim canned mushrooms and mayon1851, 2660 S. Palmetto Avenue. probibit of the duplex. are trained an nuise. Representatives from lodges products from being on the list over about thm feet and picked ment of transportation later the front, side and back yard. %. Admissims this year. the entire program Pat suid the dog food was in Orlando, DeLand, New Of I;iftFs. t was brought out in debate After she fell, the statement would be placed in that departlfllda McNeil, David A Hart- A hut with a one-way glass "just to have on hand" for WASHINGTON (UPI)-Rep, Smyrna Beach, Eustis, said, be continued to hit at no 11quor nor alcoholic bev- A medical examinationher. o. • burg, and Ocala were present.-' aaY si&C&iiU'. window was built for the Secret when his dog-loving In-laws Claude Pen"" (D.Fle •i re- meet. The bill wuld provide for A nv"' had been sent overerab anu WI uuuOfl. Service at the end of the car- show up with their pets John Comatock of Ocais lied on behalf of a bill to port showed the victim suffered a national trawc 8ueLy 8u Guxtav Del.Wnaer. DeBary; port. Also constructed wus a program. th e ted seas under d Xflcl ministrator to direct the safety Luci and Pat plan to attend quire federal agencies to close Bill Yock of about 20 blaws. 11=7 Asmussen, Delfwa; Ani. high privacy fence idong the the University of Texas tWs fall. and send employes bome wben at the meating. programs. Assistant State Attorney Joe ta Ferguson, Louise Sinko, side and back. Their refrigern- He will work on a master's de- a hurricane warning flag A turkey dinner with all the Miele argued that stepping , R&lPb W. Scott, Lake Mury-f tor wah moved in just 10 mill- i gree in business administration- ruibed by the Weather Bureau. trimmings wais maned by the . away to get the haminer and utes before they arrived. Catherine Sass, lngwooci. She uid recently she would not Presently, officials c] o s e Woman of the Moose. Eva • the repeated blows indicated The Nugents parked aeross go to school fuH time. but would agencies at their owm dijcrj~. Moore, Mary McLaughl.in Births premeditation and Mr. and Mrs. Itonald ,1 the Street and ran down the take two liberal arts courses. tion. nor* Price, Charlotte Carlion gre. murder charge should dø.Ot Nell, Sanford. a boy; Mr. and and Edna Meshotto were in WASENGTON (UPI) &m. stand. n---r y% Mrs. Donald ErIcln, r,-,--charge. Carl T Hayden (D-ArIz.), 88Policeman Charles Miller of '' ' Orlando, a girl ' 3' Tb. lodge haIl MiS decorated '.ear-old dean of the Senate. Madeira Beach testified he ask. urges a in a 1o3slty theme of the red, was reported recovering sails. ed the suspect what MU5 under Sandra J Wilkins, Lewis Ma 'hzte, and blue standards of factorily today from surgery a yellow bedspread on the floor jots, Larry Turner, Paul Ituwe, 4 the United States of America performed to help relle'te an In of the Waldron borne and said *' Theresa Baldwin, Eve]'n 1 ____ i ; c' 1. by entertainment chairman fection of the ulrnary tract. the suspect replied, "lt'i her, aff Crews and baby boy, Cleveland -t The next Diitrict 1Ieeting er, Who performed the opera Miller said at the time of pisoss to sat,. weak-sod rewl, : wiU be in Daytona, Sept. 19. tion at Betheadit Naval Medical his arrest Waldron was very c,,~, . ; ,.4," ~, '.%i I . your chutch or synaS98", PlItt" 11awkins. %'J%rian Allen. Sim. quiet, calm and showed no . ' 77`1, - ford. , ]R=7 Thurriam. Jen I*. sPartmeftil - . . . read the , went beaul1fully and ever7thing "a. 'Y" I 51%~: signs of having been drinking. ~ lAmmud. DeBary; Ruth Riul. is fine. His pressure remalzbed -,~ &_ Later State Attorney Clare waK Deltona; Peggy G. Grant 4ffW constant and his head strong." A. Davis said he will present _4111"Vll~_ and baby boy. 1.cngwood; Die. . The operation, undertaken the case to a grand jury, lares Itickle and baby girl, _________ prob. • after Hayden (ailed to respond ably about the T first week In Pat An'd Luci Nugent Set Up Housekeeping I .. V YOUR ECKERD PHARMACIST PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY T1 I TORCH %\ ;. he "dropped everything and started running" up the moun- cesdully argued there was no safety features and (3) The indication the murder was pre- safety standards are extended AT , ,J. the plane crashed. lie landed in a tree on a mountainside. But - I P rection." Adams bailed out just before the obseration that "It might death Trial is. set for Nm 7 Air by was against a truck convoy area fnPIslI.aJ "d he]" The major impact of the leg " ct.ates and Ph']lis authorities say (• J many hits on an ammunition the bombers in the neutral buf- and munitions dump 29 'miles be more helpful in the long run communities establish safety The charge of first deg"e islation may not be felt for a depot that It 'looked like a Farber died or broken neck cartfire- ter area crented the 1954 northwest of Dong Hof and not to have hearings." programs covering such things murder was reduced by Justice number of years, however, until Geneva conference' on Indo. far from where the Phantom Manfield said, however, that Ilage. works display." as vehicle inspection. driver ed. of the Peace Richard Carr after (1) The state safety programs id. he thinks discussion of the issue The causes of both deaths were ucation. improved highway de. attorneys for the former Hunt- take effect, (2) Millions of new g "kb 'lce in the Senate officially listed as heart attacks, fighting persisted another day Other B52s struck a Vict Cong Pilots reported at least 20 secinr'thn (W Va) lawyer sue. cars are manufactured with were aifl and maintenance and d - I 1 1• I CLW - -_ .' • * 1 Yes, a free got of prints with every roll of film developed and printed Kodacolor or Black and White. When you pick up your developed film, you can buy one roll of Kodak uwv film and we will give you one roll free - o aco or or ac an TODAY AND IVENYDAYI flames. I had lost control of it standard equipment such safety features as head rests, shoulder DIIIC I1 burning pretty good." His F8 ~ Crusader was "a big ball of Force pilots reported so tarized zone were the fifth I' • DDIIITC SANFORD PLAZA When hit the second time, by ground fire, Adams saId. "1 was Final approral would mean that starting with 1968 models.*, new ca rs manufactured or sold M , 0 - suffered in the first bail-out, and later received the Distinguished Flying Cross. : , i. 1 : 'i J Apparently the Navy did not agree. The pilot was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds debate on how the federal government can reduce accidents, which last year took nearly 50.- = FREE KODAK FILM! smeared with his mother's lip , , A, tuu ru stick after he arrived in Mimic:, apolis Tuesdny. "All the wrong kind of firsts." harness anchorages, dual brako I on. Thomas H. Ruchel at Cal. COPPOlinOFlorida has charged Coppolino tires and. eventually, the sale of target areas In the buffer strip of the year. used cars also Is included. Ing systems, retractable steermissions over North \ ict Narn GOP leader, that. there should with giving an overdose of a The House action came on a ST PETERSBURG (UPI) where North Vietnamese regu- A spokesman said th e present c'oncentrating on fuel, ammum• - Ing columns, safety door latches drug to his first wife, who also .i. snn rjç- on the 'ronosa1 , , + 1 + U ' lars; were seen ' . nn, supply and transport facilan wo ,,ours .aer .. iam £enry 'd ron vT., Wa and additional interior padding. 000 Marines. 42.000 Air Farce. the South. cc n e ong 1 an Some car makers already the Senate acted by voice vote. bound over to circuit court bere prosecution sai's the Massachusetts an ci 400 Coast oa areas n tii sout ei•n an on Other US planes continued 20 000 " charge hai e announced plans to make the Senate top Republican 1965 The The House also passed 360 to Wednesday on a reduced Armed Serices drug was of a type prevlousl3 3 a highay safet3 bill that of second degree murder m the some of these features standard G d handle. r on cmii .e ron NA 5T* ,.41CU sir ra, Committee, backed this up with considered undetectable after would provide $.V2 miWon in hummer Maying of his uife equipment in 1967 models. . 7 it's "Mo for ONE" at ECKERDS him. "I'm famous for being the most shot-down Olot in the glad to have this expression of the fugitive warrant under which give the government broad au- day, sending it to the White travel plans for the l'residenL sentiment for some future ac- Coppolino Is held Ii the New Jer- thority to deal with slaughter on House. Some congressional The signing will cap more ticrn of this nature that he might sey murder of retired Army Col the nations highways is one sources said they expected than a decade of congressional 1tration 1 during raids on oil storage depots in the linnot-liniphong area To Halt H'i*g way Slaug ter William E. Farber in 1963. ,decide was necessary." The warrant was obtained aft- short step from final congres- President Johnson to sign both . Senate Republican Leader Ev- er a Monmouth County, N.j.. sional approi-al today. bills on Labor Day-next Monerett M. Dirksen. consulted SAIGON, I South Viet Nam 78 captured. Other allied forces Wednesda y. an Air Force F4 about the resolution Mansfield Grand Jury indicted Coppolino Both houses gave unanimous day- in the auto p ( U.S. B52 bombers ham- reported five killed and 14 Phantom jet crashed 35 miles and 12 members of the Demo- In the death of Farber. a former approval V. ednesday to the bill AP) To Halt Red $ when the President might be writ also asked the court to kill mark sdety package that would bill is expected In the Senate to- not announced definite weekend 4 S i iI ! U I I r ;?, I, 4. __ _ "Went for unscheduled swim. dZ1:: fighter support for a mission onus movement among Its mom- the presumption of guilt Is not bers. ovWh ning. in obtaining the WASHINGTON (AP)-A land- Final approval of the highway troiL But the White House has "I can foresee circumstances The defense B III P second time lie wait shot ongressmen Take Action e • Senate has some responsibilities 'Under Florida law, bail is not of it,; o%m and this resolution a matler or right in capital is the outgrowth of a spontan- cases, It can be granted where • I e : A 9et Nani the first time. Vhen he plunged into the Gulf of Tonkin Inst Oct. S. Adams. 25, became the first pilot to survive a direct hit to his plane by a Sniet.built surface-to-air mis. silo. $ ident is opposed to ft. But the before a decision Is made. Lym, math teacher; Baile. r Winsted, history teacher; Elder Stannard, MW Dollie Rolls, German and Spanish teacher; Miss Wanda Brare, EngIlAb teacher, and David Osborne, Bible teacher. (Herald Ph oto) . - If Judge Lynn Silvertootti al lows the writ to stand, It is ex. not make. EWER Lester Stannard, principal at Forest Lake Academy, welcomed . li, ), administration has said it will ago aI IR I_1. • ___ Adams of .suburban Edina, that he'd lxvn shot down over NO ~, - 10DO men and dependents should )cane on ball habea: corpus :e:ton : I %% I I • ' ert F. (Rick) Adams wired his BABY WANT A KISS? opened at the Attic Theater rn Casselberry. Pat and .Tesse Villegas are shown in a scene from the sophisticated adult comedy. Performances also will be given this Friday and Saturday at 8:80 .ni. (Herald Photo) . 1 .. ~, - attery .1 . ..' grand jur"s first-degree murder tion on a resolution calling , n I th dea Car a sust.antlal r uction mela ppollno U.S. forces in the North Atlanam s c won n ampa, ont tic Treaty Organization despite o a o defense 3ohnson's current opposition said ppoino would plead , nocent and would press writ for I He said two divisions ;. I That was how Lt. (J-9.) Rob- Thc, S43'?1rflJd anesthesinlog- to Europe. Mansfield. the Senate Demo- ist. AIM Accused of a New Jermurder id In nto Ch:,d:1 I for forl' view to push for no. :'-'.'' I = a ; I I I I 1.111NO. appeara for arrsmgnment on a , V :' - 'Went For Swim 0 - 'L'.,~-%. LniTh t'nge 8 nttit? Sept. 1, 19 ~i the time will come when Prozi- Carl Cappolino today when he .I I Thr pt. 1, 19 2 , . "~'. ~ . . ~ I. ~1 f.!~U '~~ ~k,._. ~ 0; **. " '-' I. .%I _% F.. v, I.* _ ________________ I. .1 .-I . .1 -1.1 .11I I . 4 . .. - I 1.,V I'll "i . !, _... I n0Wi?Mvnier n NATO U0 S0 Army, Cut I ~ ,~ !, 1. ,~ Pa n?nrh rrsTh . r I . ; I I 0 I - I 1 . - - - - - - . - J . - A -_ - - - P! . fl..~_ _____ �I IS Weather - Elsewbem PIant _ TilE ASSOCIATED PRESS 111gb Lo Pr Albany. cloudy .....84 55 Albuquerque, cloudy 77 58 .01 Atlanta. clear ..... AS 64 Blcmarck cloudy 82 47 Roiso, clear ........ '76 48 Rnstnn, clear 80 63 I Ruffalo, cloudy ..... '79 56 Chicago clear Cincinnati, clear 89 67 ' Cleveland, clear ... M 59 Denver, cloudy .... 81 58 .01 Des Moines clear 88 66 r'r .. - - - .. j) ¶ ,_ .' . ' _____ - - 7 . -. • Honolulu, cloudy ... 95 75 discover its beauty and potential for fun and rel,u,'itrnn, especially uth Indianapolis clear Dl 63 the opening of a murina at the "bridge to nowhere." Jacksonville, clear — —. 'I ' •-. Juneau, cloudy .....54 46 Kansas City, cloudy 90 74 66 -. Louisvfllc. clear ... 86 66 Memphis, clear .... 87 68 . VOLUNTEER FIREMEN from Altamonte and Casselherr\ enter smol'e- Miami. clear ......95 76 - filled Dektronics building in Casselberry to fight fire. •. (Herald Photo) Milwaukee. clear ... 78 64 MpIs.-St clear M New Orleans, cloudy 90 68 .02 .. -- New York, cloudy Okla. City, cloudy 91 69 • • Philadelphia, clear . Phoenix, clear ..... 91 Pittsburgh, clear 85 62 ... 64 97 67 .. .03 .. Salt Lk City. cloudy 72 54 San Diego, cloudy 74 65 il0 %an Fran.. clout, — 57 ni Seattle, clear ......72 51 ,Tampa, clear ......88 73 Washington, clear 92 69 Winnipeg, clear 54 - .. .. . .. .... YOUNGSTERS now enjoy diving and swimming at the bridge, originally built to open the wilderness beyond for inter-county development, which fell through. . p .. M*inor sturbances Only On Wednesday l Flowers For .L 2IiI - FROM THE BRIDGL it is it pleasinit trip to the river's s0jjl,C(!, the clear 1, , cold waters of kVeldwa Springs or a side trip up 1 . 4~1)I-i11rq . 1~ul trib. utury to the Wekiwu and a boundary of the propo' sed staie purl;. I PI - - - cruaroads, real property can One white youth was hospi- King received a standing ovation when he told Sharp: •j no longer handle the load." talized with a head injury. High proposed th at increases In in Mil waukee, Wis., Lifter 11 don't believe in white power, I don't believe in black power, i teacher salaries come from believe in human power" and that many of King called for new plans the sales tax exemp tions which which would take the current "got there in the first place by I Chicago civil rights activity into lobbyists be eliminated with the - - • - •. -. - .. state ;,. (MeePtions groceries." A. OR YOU CAN GO north along the Wekiva as its widens on its way to the St. Johns Rivo,-r, lit; sho%%,11 in Claude thiti xcene tahen from the SR 46 bridge. (It. medicines and WA;HlNrTON XPI) burg, the newly elected state Xb-k, Republican gub* White House a bill reported plan to In Cafe Theft milhon to $8495 With Tr.e first, Mrs. Blatt; second, Dr. Munson: third, Mrs. Accardi: fourth, Norman Meyer, and ELECTRONICS tu.spect , Downtown Sanford d' " B-azil is Florida's arch com. countries and that there are In on West 13th Street yebpetitor for citrus markets all more applications from foreign k-rdwy Capt. Ben Butler re- over the world," Higb remark- goveramento; than can be filled. ported toduy. ed, "the availability of fertWThe 34,800 volunteers now on Entry wur, gained by prying zer w quantity would rwan a Lhe job will be increahed to opc ni the front duor. An un- Prodigious increaw in Brazffian about 16OW during the next 12 - , -1 WaLdip"W, • BIG 15 INCH SIZE By Penn Coffon filled Assorted colors • EASY SOAP & WATER .-k. l. '4' 'r_' 't' ? .0 on Suit _" . - .. '''- CASE POL4IIDI -' 1 209 * THiS IS THE view looking north from the SR 46 bridge, Jowing unspoiled quiet beauty of the Aver, (Herald Phutus) Michelungelo accepted no for his strurtion supervision of of 1 - 21, NYLON 2- INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE 114 Ite Pak Ave. pay the con- St. Peter's Church DId 322-0331 Dowutown Soaford TM am VAMW COIAPOLM TOTM ING. Ma P Yello w White and Red C sturdy metal construction EAs LADIES' TRICOT NEW FASHION! C Man EACH ' Assorted • Reversible I O,OFS BuySeveral Now! M .1 I colors. I pas.e C I O5• PR Sizes 5.6-7. Lunch Counter Special 200 COUNT i' GOOD AT SANFORD PLAZA ONLY _4 BOX .fq4 LADIES' MESH SPECIAL .. $ .59 WAIL621,93 I: A q1, Assorted Plaids Sizes 6 fo 16 Regularly S 1.99 J Two Stom In Sanford Plaza Downtown Sanford N£ATM0TT0 . 20' WEST FIRST ST. 3223649 in Rome. a baøk -S . . . — .uus P.w.lI IaleV't lItti' HiIi'N4 W S* •0U b. morics 111"Wull* ump* for slow sah. ' - SHOP BOTH STORES THIS WEEKEND FOR MANY OUTSTANDING VALUES . - -- - r4" 5C I PAIR 95 ' Carter Pa' lnt Store • STFAK BOYS SHORT SLEVE SPORT SHIRTS Counfry Fried Mash.J Potatoes, NYLON HOSE SET Turquois and Black LADIES' ACETATE - I . W 3=PIECE' ENAMEL Big size s. r 88 NOW Big room size A ol Bary, will sponsor a rummage sule from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.. SePt. 8.9-10. in the Old Sears bu.11ding rill Fimt Street in Sanford. Chairman of the project is Mm. Ann MotTinon. C"hairman i A wonderful buy! ONLY 'j , wl ALL FO 1 49c Yard! # r. i Now 7.96 G. YARD C ''.'' - SID RUGS EXTRA LARGE. METAL question, sir. I watch these de- apportion the legislature. it contends the present makeup is distective movies and I know." M oore rephrased the question. criminat.ory against Negroes. WA$HABLE — C 8 FTe 6 INis X 11 FT* 6 Me DECORATOR PILLOWS - Witness Was •: I __ PAIR f W)—A fed. era] court suit attacking the Put 4GAL ' EAe - C 97 saw 1.9EXT.CAG&I0LL 100%DYtILCOVII Rummage Sale r C I - Large assortment of . . beautiful prints. UAI A&Ir a" .i'. 7 • A I REGULAR 25c VALUE I CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN i I d TWO PANELS 36" x 87" Solid Colors tinge e ges Double and single JACKSONVILLE '' ' The Auxlliuryto World War l NO IRONING — Of F I Prunfs and Lace designs. Solid colors. Ask Dismissal. -- months Pulice declined to identifv the sutipect iwudinir further s tudy. r Asso te S - Wth, Mrs. Bennett. ONE-COAT ND-DRIP WALL PAINT I',. • DRAPERY PRINTS WASH 'N DRY TV-Educated A — I tiier While questiuning a witness The suit. filed by RuUedge In Denver district court, the Peamn of Jacicsonville and witness suddenly objected and Earl Caroll of Miami, asks a commented: "That' s a leading three-judge federal court to SAVE$2,98I I 7 LINED PLASTIC 45" DTHS W SAILCLOTH LUXURIOUS present apportionment of Florida's Legislature should be dlsmissed. says Secret.ai' of State Tom Adams. It's iiDENVER (UPI) derstandable if attorney isaac In a moUon filed in U.S. DisMoore finds himself wishing for trict Court Tuesday. Adams said ourtioom the issues in the case have al the uncomplicated di*ina of the pre-teleision read been decid ed in other ac tions days auffiorizing passed measure, the House was - Jody Bunnell; third. Arthur to convene for a brief session Wbeat1ey and Mrs. Charles at 10 a.m. prior to the 10:30 DagUa: fourth. Mrs. E. M. ".m. 4~'neral meet. Each niem. sked to bring a covered Hinkle and Mrs. Mildred Dost- ber is a' dish. ert. August series winners were, The banioro mutt' piuun up a ldLj thc IrzlU,n Iertlhzcr 1uu' ,.11dt i'Cat Co O! bU51flThS th in e Coffee-Pot Breakleers were flow at work in 46 . son and Myran Accardi; second, of Mrs. Kay Sassman in Lake Mrs. Joanne Paulk and Mrs. Mary with the executive board PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Magnolia Ave. L GOOD AT BOTH STORES and each club in the coun. ty and state is being asked for voluntary donation to defray expenses and to send Mis. Post to the conference. Winners were. NS, first. Mrs. during the month to give reRutb Blatt and Mm Gloria Ac. ports on their istudy. The council I as purchased 45 cardi, second, Noiman Meyer new history and handbo ks and Mrs. Otto Allen: 11 Mrs. which will be distributed to ofW 0 Bennett and Mrs A j ficers of each club. Ncxt meeting of the eoun-, eyer and Mrs. Loris Weeks; EW, first, Dr. Leonard Mun- cii wil l be Sept. 22 at the home STATE OVERWEIGHT in July, will visit the clubs Frank Matheson directed - Galore p 1968 and was voted that effective in January, three members from each club will serve on the council rather than two as has ouncea FAT Sanford Plan Store OPEN LABOR DAY will continue sending birthday cakes to the USO each month Bridge Winners • ç......, encourage : PRICES and Lake Markham group will Plans for the installation pro. be In charge of making posters gram were begun at a recent to publicize the pioject.. It was agreed the council anford Electric 118 • V Sympbony. the economic ama. — Slate I ernaurial nominee several the Peace Corps to operate far times wi th out mentioning his its zixth year at a cost of $110 name. million. Approval came on a Hnjh particularly cited Kirk's 32-16 roll call vote. Suspect Held - of Peace Corps S$ Approved VflhI(l, IIit (tilifli hoyt' pi'rty own' is, Itirorining (item the letter On to thp V. S. at- palmetto cruhs and all, wifl h The thru wdk enatern po. InI lie t 1)113 the ,00(I that their innd uouid be illq tornev general office, who, in p for qrahq on the cui,rthour tentatun on pasture-land that Aecnrtih,i to the deeds filed posed of for nonpayment of turn, Wrot" to Robert Zinn, steps at i am. Oct. 3. has a total mrnl frontage tutittt3 t let k s office, the tnv' court clerk here I fl'W ieet—but (lie liiiii is only In the eIon'ii'ii ;nrtvl was sold for The Sarasota Circuit -------------Court -------trahit *nnfarh hr two it el deep. $20. S clerk maid one of flip three. rillAnd they didnt evoli know Ilecently the 8nrasoln Bank ers octili(A with n letter to the Ilivy were proporty owners lu i kin Until the' rcth*t1 tat' MARYKNOI I 'I V (All) The Rev. John McCormack Is County officinis% thy' new superior general of the' A 1 1,1 to you wi thout Four years ago, Mr.- and Mrs. I'liere were winners galort! itt the Strickland- Moryknoll fiother.q. n Itotnan for 1 proicOpflon, our produet Clyde Tatunt and Mr. and Mrs. Alorrit4on opeil lifillse IIIHt week. C014d Odrinow. You rMulf lose ugly Rilpii Tootle, of Saratioth, wery Catholic , )' of y our mo*y b,eI Odr,i, During the three-day festivities tlieie wer e 11 ased more thn OOOfor a is a f1my #*61*t end easily swallow. i rond linving job 4fitly - didn t 11111jor winners, taking honie grand prizes (if color od. Get rid of otcoss At and live i nnek. 43, to the Post was 'in- lojer. Od,ir.fe:th $3.00 and is w alil. They said the roadran TV sta, radios and stereo record players. along file bnck,of their properAniong the witiners were: nounced Wednesday. fie snys he sold on this qiiarAmfea: If ty, didn't do them ftny good ('barbs thowe!fl, Longwood F. 11. Rodgers Sr, plans to work toward In(reaslng smtlsf,ed 'or any r.so Just ru and, thertloriii, didlOt think they Sanfor(l; John Rice. Altamonte Springs, Emmit Ifol- church involvement with the u'P" tho poickAgn to four druggist Ad got your full fmommy back. No) should have to pay. wnrld's underprivileged. ioway an(i Donna. iinier, or Smirord. .416d. Odrin*v is 10104 In So they deeded the 3,300 The society has 1,400 priest.s, with this qtsareiit.. by: W. H. Martin, Oviedo; L. Hayward, Cassel berry-, square feet to Mohnnimad Rvza Jack Kanner, W. 11. Bradley, Joean McCourry,'all of brothers and students serving In SAMORD — MAlI. ORS Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran; Said Sanford, and John Lutz, Deflary. IS countries. president.. Special guest., it is hoped, will he Mrs. George F. (Eleanor) Roberta permanent representative at United NaAll local clubs were request. tions for the Associated Coun try Women of the World. Mrs. ed by Mrs. Ruth Gallagher, Roberta is expected to be in chairman of the Christmas Ba. the area at this time as her zaar scheduled Oct.. 21, to plan husband is. a member of the h table for the eent. Each violin section of the Florida club will benefit from the sales High took a few digs at House passed and sent to the is spelled ,ekiwu to Sunlundo Springs and \Vekivu from there on.) 4.- sources (Herald Photo) Installing officer 'ull be Mrs sodated country women will Herbert Post, of St.. Peters- meet m the United States in SWINGLINE" PORTABLE STEREO - • Mrs. Johnson and Atirs. PIayed 10 tables this week- at Tuesdays I p.m. meetbrig in the Charles Pierce, delegates to Firemens Recreation H a 11. the Short Course in Gainesville - or Winners • "4. •((I The theme -*Open Doors" bas meeting of the local comicil at been choscii by the Seminole the County Agricultural ConCounty Extension llonieniaiers ter with Alm. 11. L. Johnson, Council for Che annual instal- president, in charge. Members were advised the as. lation banquet in December. 3 lector New Superior DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club been done in the past, ROAVIOTORSOLID . .(.. ol To Beat Tax C Umnit and trust I otnpnny filed an ap qtnh' flt!pnrtment In Wnahlng SIRASO1 (Al i—ir the kisut lIIii Suitna If the three riilerq don" come of Agkhnnitnh, the 8Iiiil of and oh&iuiind /aflhir ihnti, pllcittlon to tq ut t' the property (00 ,qkIn why hr ht'ln up with the tire....whieh thu)lrn,i and the Sultan of Oman of Muhanlqtnn. by tn tierd anti n a rrtiit reg. Ik(M1 fur IfI'Q 00 pFOpft1y he retfrall woul I include h didn't know he owned. don't pay their back taXes, their Ao4I then. shico, Illey Ito liltim. 10cred relurn revelpt letters land on Florldn's Wrmt Conal er nutted the ti Ip of land fronti were rnt to the far away pro wliti"red q the ruir, paed fsed to pay—the royal land. Installation Fete r - - Homemakers All Occasions i 11ii i i 'i Concerning agriculture, he .. - Virginia Tomlinson, Lake Mary; Mrs. R. D. Rhodes, Lake Markham, and MEMBER FLORAFAX FREE DELMRY 322.0184 a whiR who on had suburb Christ Berkos said, TPI. MA(t,IAp, ,J been arrested andman a rraigned b pointed out his as a iarm boy who rose to be an open homicide charge in the "We are considering issuing a permit when t.hey get themmay ir of the largest city in the fatal shooting of a N egro, Cecil selves organized." during a emonstra sta te and finally governor- Hunt, Berkos talked again with Gay. th nominee. Agriculture Is e Otto Kerne 's o!fc b ill ng Benton Harbor Police Lt. biggest dollar producer in the ~I National Guardsmen to protect state and the bedrock of the Alfred Hauwetter said today the paraders. The governor has economy. I am especially sym. Benfield was released because Presenting: "Swinglinel'—totally new, ex-lu. niade no decision. the bullet extracted from t puffietic to farm-people." In Chicago, followers of Dr., sively RCA, Victorl Two speaker enclosures rwing out, precision Studiom8tic chrinf!er Concerning husiness.—l' What's victim did not match Renfield's Martin Luther King Jr. cheered' swings down—and you're ready to enjoy excitgood for businesE is good for gun. ill the aisles after their leader Ing stereo sound. For enhan.ed separation, In Jackson. Mich.. some 110 Florldh, a planned economy is the speaker wings. As easy to verbally attacked a shouting simply lift off an unsound economy," he stat- miles east of Benton Harbor, an CTtY OS a suitcase. Solid State designor integrated back - to school dance advocate of "black power." cii. Y. Instant "warm-up." Concerning ad valorem taxes, 'rupthd Into a fighti ng, rock- King had been pre-empted utmost from the rostrum by Monroe High said, "A widespread crisis throwing melee. THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN Thirty officers. armed with Sharp, bearded Chicago chair-! lias developed in the state and VISIT OUR RIECORD DEPARTMENT ad valorem taxation has reacb- riot sticks. waded into the man of the Student Nonviolent FOR COMPLETE RECORD SELECTIONS "oordinating Committee. ed a point of no return. We crowd and dispersed the youths. have reached a phI1oaophlca Seven teen-tigers were jailed. There were some jeers, but , '. _____ Airs. Chris Lee, Elder Springs. 2221 Gtpifli* Ave. I1 p V - ly 4 . for study session on "Your h)herXv wid Where ItCoes" presented by Miss Myrtle Wilson, home oonotnlc akent. Chairmen ull present the program to indtvidual clubsittirbig iteetingia this 'Month and next. Shown (left to right) are Airs. Pearl Yarborough, Geneva; Alias Wilson; Mrs. , anled as, ley circled In 1were on call under a declared ront of the home (if Countvi have to meet its obligafions to state of emergency. scattered Judge Chri.Rt T. Seraphim. the lwople." "It's a surprise c knotted I The 11 nighu; of demonstraand wonder to me that there groups of Negroes station. There tions were aimed at coercing have not been marches on the around a filling minor disturbance. Cannon to resign from the Fraenurthouses by taxpayers when was only a ternal Order of Engles. Cannon government, be it state or lo- in contrast to three previous refused. nights of violence. cal, makes purchases not based Officials in Cicero, sat on a strict competitive bid be. State troopers dispersed the confusion b plans fDr a Sun. a few i sis."He reported a savings of crowd but not before re thrown. day civil righL parade had to i een reaHzed in rock s and bottlef; we M,6W had b be straightened out Wore a the city uf Miami through com. No one was hit. Police released Willard Ben- permit would be issued. An attorney for the Chicago field, 36 41 I ) POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWflS CORSAGES • (1outtnued from page 1) i makers Clubs attended training meeting at County Agricultural Center w ronram ________ HOME MANAGEMENT chairman of Seminole County ji,xtension 11olile- A. F. Ramsay Successors to , "The issue hasn't changed. this week. In Benton 1-larbor, Mich., just the tactics," said Nate Herwel and 75 young people quietwhere National Guardsmen Lh . .- 1 responded to the GRAPEVULLE FLORIST ted the Midwest Wednesday white club. young civil, rights PeCt iL 2 burglary. They said night in sharp contrast to the worker-, picked out other tar- Le Rnux left his wallet packed i th i dentification, at th e scene violence -marked nights earlier gets __________ .- b, hinges to gain access. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS straight nights of picketing to A smattering of racial mci. protest Circuit Judge Robert C. PARTS TPl)-f(llC( g Julien little trouhle dents and demonstrations spot Cannon's membership in an ziii Le Roux, 20. as the pimcus P edges offirti , . the building so the firemen lind tt) remove it from it* Demands also will be pre seated to the Legislature for improvements in pay and work loads. Dahhs said. £U11I 'U. _______ _41 the mrtird door at the rear of is over." 1Iet!1 1. •1 dayof begging for more pa couple gallons of ater. and better working conditions I S t.'. . Elimination of mIllage clec- islature, President G e o r ,,, c sition as principal of Rear Lnkc 1 Thry then groped their way tions for school taxes wiD he Dabhs, Florida Education Asse. School last year to ta ke (wer throin' rh smoke "so thick 'you one of a number of demands ciatinn, told Dadr County dele- the presidency, warned could not spe your hand in FEA presented by teachers in the gates Wednesday. of your face" to find the the day as" We milit ant teach- front State of Finrida to the 1967 LegDabbs, who resigned his poer is now at hand" and "the fire which was put out with a .. .. _____ l one hnd a to unlock .. PUnd, Me.. clear .. 76 56 PtInd. Ore.. clear ... 79 .53 Rapid City, cloudy .. 75 57 Richmond, clear ... 88 62 St. Louis, clear .... 88 66 _______ . ; '. Although the fire, itself, was to a smnll area and .1d neghg-ihlt' damage, a thicki))nc-L- smokp filled the "tirt, wjildinr~ IpAvinp R blanket of black oot over eerthing Harold Decker, owner of the ('h'c't.rOniCS firm, artid that the nvpn recently bad been purhiid but V-I1' lot operating Properly. pull extent of dnmRget has not vet been estimated. The Onsselberry and Altiimonte Springs \'ohmteer Fire Militant Omaha. cloudy ..... 85 67 .06 - - • 1flepnrtnWT1ts Day Of Teachers Is Here, Dabbs Warns : ______ 'Ct1 , 89 fill Los Angeles, clear 75 ... Th 3't CqFl4BFRR' - 92 76 '9`EKTTA RIVER it; a pnpulur spot these dnys ris more and mnre people 5, _________ An electric oven. ised for b,ding electronic psrt after . ::' ai ni g, was the app arent ofcmisr a fire late W ednesda -fifterrionn sit Del.,tronics, Inc. Lrt~-p Rowell road, Cassel. '- .. Fort Worth, cloudy " .. .. - asselberry Dommed I ____ At C -• .. - .fS_ Way One ___________________ - . - - — - - - SANFORD PLAZA STORE OPIN LABOR DAY - a -- �•-•--• .. _. __ _ . .. • - -. •-.. . --. -5- . .-..-... __ .- - . - . • - -. S • ,. - -- .-.__ --M. _-- . -. S. .- 1 . — -. - . ------' . . -.. . - - - .- . -.• -. . . -• -.--. . • . - - . - .- . -,. .. - .-•. tl 1 brrath br &ant*trb Page 6 - Sept. -. 1, 1966 -- -- .. 0014 Pactok 7 - . ING VALUES POBIHE WNOLE i'A Af FA ILy1 WTI N. am .,..,- .$,. . . . A I •1 L' L . SHOP NOW FOR SUPER LABOR DAY WEEKEND VALUES! 9 FREE PARKING SHOP FRIDAY NilE 'IlL P. M. . YOU LAN Attu RIP -. .. ..' BERNARD C. KLAAS ANFORD"S DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS ARE READY WITH THP MIRCHANOI`E ~ ISE Y0,U48 illr. aviation ordnancemaTl Jr., I . _____________________________________ been Weeted as __________________________________----- ar ket M 50% icing holiday weekend of Mifli- by the depression of th e 1930s. me :rd t wonder what fall will The its il of IcbI:nbl:I:d il rto Values t. $1.91 Unda Spencer SHORTS Values looking for signs '1 4 o Counq To Gef . OPIN 'T1t9 P.M. PRL NISNfl Many other values . . s 204 E. FIRST ST. In Sboaft Typow1w 33C After Labor Day. WngE could nant. look a )ot less, worrisome. lt*, The Countess of Eroll. 40 — Lord hhppened Ix-fore. it c ould hap , %%- he is alstj liereditar% PLT' again. ty '0 /I * flattering figure •• X7 2 ..!' SOFA BED i..a beck. • serlag lace and I t I ,.. - ) Accredited charge accounts welcome . per cent less fresh fruit this fall Yegro Woman ederal Judge -1 '. •. :. 1 f P fit ' • . . nomination o( Con John*on with the f1rit Florida avocados Baker Motley as a U.S. stance I of the year. . - • N 0 7%0 district court judge. r'st She is be- a A d a wom n I 011' ;. I: I are 4enerally plentiful. After the confirmation, the Senate voted unanimously rues- day to notify the President of its ction. thus enabling Mrs. Mut- - — ley to be s%horti in as soon 4s n"Ihn . . OUTFIT I' . - 1*"derf ul selection of, Patio, Porch 6flu Yard Furniture. Alum u m en Wrought Iron with padded cushions in CORPUS CHRISTL Te& (AP) t Metzger. Dr. R - says Corpus health dim Christl had a "fantastic kill" of C.. . . - 1I, . .1 .. UI 3 OFF .\ c S.K. M.d.ro losud Tálu FoamfNI.d S"- RECU" "b" . - - $35 $ - . Mallwo ** ' I r;' IrI ' . / s I ' meftlil" side chaks. Sftv* beens* tow. 0.9 4 the iii I, irutiosi fi'iiii till-. little toy suit ... IiI0I-S it artfully frinininc (rolu dii ffoo scarf to pretend 1,(bCkCtS . L . - • --a- -i-u Ilit sIIi.Ut shut -- Refrigerato r —.--- • 99 roll-u" r lecvt's I Book Dues !t.KI' I. t — g '.iie iU ,iudeiil. four-year 41r13' etito racvt with the litubd- Ie loss of federal funds voted l.ist May .ft3 to "imptetie. itielit au opeit adi,iissuri pull-- . 'ut,tirt"i HtiItevilIt 1iid iiiaikd fit, , " Lktiiut.tt Loikg.. (,tta.ii,buio. t' it ttt. tUe. Ark. I L and p1 iti to u,iaJui In biul l,o&,k L logy. "It i to ptsy for l'iide'r ternis of the will t Iti took with ne when w ,n,,ve.l OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. l,tiSely StCAI It --- jU3t f4lit'd W subivi.A uf lititatioa hi 3tjtv tumi return it when we left. I'm federal courts the last two wr.rs Open Fridays TII 9 212 E. First Downtown gvtting ready to jk, to houven Sanford -- S%%tvt Brim p)afil at`too in t4u Athvd in for the education ot 'rho letter was salued: "Sill- cullege " v eunverteti sinner. ' white girls and young wouwu. and 22 suspected. -: ----:-------- ..5-.... sr _j -- . It. L E. SHIiO1t &UI'I) .icribetl hittiselt :*, a - '' tid 'rut-:,day $))kt.tII.Ii) j mvmb%:r 4 tht. juiiior clans. miid & It.-ttVi- Addre.,.,wd to the 4L litit- arian at Catneigiv Librury ill j Shc hj3 hiwshwd t%u 6th judicial Circuit. sucreeding and Amarillo Victor 0. Wehle, W11( ) redrad. Dallas was the hardest4dt sppcntmeot Tti.edzy. - ..y I PHONE 323-0697 civil rights. 'the achieved eie. .Pi Sweidt, anac Col. citingth e protection (11 5 wide recognition as the attorney tetiipiir;iry federal court re- Pays it's open Friday Ev.nings BRIAR. Va. t 4 $ at't it it YOU CAN DEPEND CORNER 3rd. & PALMETTO [MIMRII] ..,,i, m ve l ea'tes around the country. lii cial restrietitm u, the wall of tta Ii I Iuujnh. r irid iiiv,itt 'lit. 'ti-st 4i t'.' ii 1961 ttid UI)) -4ru ItUdelft ill iLs 0 yt:,ar histoNew York AdLe S4:114ur. tu ON GIBSON I OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL I 322 ..0P13 t)& A lso with Freezer 'I MOONEY APPLIANCE 116 W. "M ST. ((I 1111t moaeu ooii't -a-i OF Furniture Mather SANFORD DOWNTOWN SANFORD =a---- ----i . i.,' • - •-------------- 9% OrIon A cry lic, 9% Rayon ,.bo,ded to ' fr,rrtatr iritt't IM(.klng for beautiful SlUIJIe krtpsng. • . R u by,(ii' . 'l'eal Sius 10 ilirui 20 I UljOC - 114 MSpISMS Ave. J , t .1 . \( orns 111(1 0 d.. it i'. t ( i isp in Bark fltos ii, 'ks lit-allit-r-toned muffirtextuged 82% w(ml, I PLENTY OF FREE PARKING in - 951 1$ so ohm skird 11jot cimic Fow FURNITURE - t Exc usi Weill larore Will the IIIULh4:r vf A son. Long -Active II . I." l - + Heather look - 1 -- -- The iii w ,uit or I -.J- ''tLi" I I ' pftw bedL @16my, - ea Starting ' , wirii ! . $.i . ~>-: Be*. Von- admitted to the Lords in 1963 pleted spraying of Lady Eroll holds one of the few Cosat art-a Tuciday. Metzger British titles that CMII PM-5 said two deaths resulted from encephalitis and there were 35 through the female line, .' 4-ãsw,t 11uS$ Uaen. Coon.. is married ratilSu t o' ' REFRIGERATOR %/j_'(.jWj. $ b.ub.g. .4iUitp. I. . I NOW %jutley. a riative ut New ' .' -- __ ' iffibson BEDROOM BED e • e — - -. tatoetdlstiesand'omttoes .- ______"4\ cirM..lj. Sweet eurn is in Auod iupply. I $ .s Democ ra t . M'tk tfie fruit d partm nt. will fill a federal court vacancy are1 i,anana, cantaloupes and u New York City. She now pear't. and in ome areas, those 'a'rves as president of the Bur- at v esti ges o -mummer Wajugh of Manhattan. I. -- to hold a federal judge- \tr - '.5 . i ship. ..,, Across from the Library or-inges and their *easonal bu t !her, ihauld be more raperuIt •ir' .it I %11.1ji i1sual thi.,i fall. lej The first apples of U16 ieamM WASHINGTON 1AP) — Th ire arnving in volume at marSenate ha3 confirmed Prest(lent , ~iets in the Southwest. along ., .f, , . " "P. . *01 1*,Ik L:o DEPARTMENT . ... :h.ic. twstd Coat 1 .. OFF Athoctive, colorful. With in / iq I't 1 ON ALL OPEN STOCK 1 - RUGS y les It has been 4 withering sumer n the produce department. outlook is for about 4 "T" . I f AA thru D cups. l Opens to sleep MODERN st Newest ,., prices eased slightly chops wtil be featured In mu- and turkeys. . Bras and Girdles I Chuhrnta. - After a The most substantial price re- larger supplies o( pork. chicken FORIVIFIT MAIDENFORM BARGAIN DAYS $ confirmed and 55 suspected cases of the dibease. Encephalitis has datmed 11 Uves in Texas. including wven a ri one each a m for a . • ' 1no/ / UNDERWEAR 494 'Phone '322.2'36' ' Third Street in this week after a summer-long kL6t3 across the nation In t1w months ahead. march upwardL Store3 have stacked up on The only bad news for the beef for ipeciali. More abun- holiday is in the butter and *a dant iuppliei and !slow demand department. Butter is up me have combined to push pork cent a pound this week an the I West Coast and " 3 cents in the prt cei dOWn too New York a rea. ZU34tP 3 Beef prices are expected n amnd Now York. a rt*e with cooler ea sed sUdhtlu In the ave U h back-to-school demand. The only Southwest. thing holding them down wtlI be TOPS — SHORTS — CAPRIS ONE-PIECE SHIFTS .. records of achievement any." he said Tuesday. "We can which usually put them past the assume we ha%,e broken the age of child-bearing. back of the epidemic." Threw Air Force PLws cwmHereditArY POextsheb were Roess is the new judge of the I LIMITED TIME ONLY! '5". l Food , fl A ve. S. I-arft brother, r)aid, r'r Inng. hot summer there Is good duction probably wtU be tw news for Labor Day weekend pork. refl ecting increased *zppies. Bacon. ham and pert 100(1 shoppers. Sanford, Florida] 301 W. First for you expectant mothers ... , ,s NEW YORK (A?) ASSOCIATE STORE Pre.Labor Day 2,., 9c PHONI 322.2412 COL 'let & MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD long - St. boxed I with his father . Millard Tyson, and Petey lives Holiday Food Buys Favor Housewives I SANFORE Tnese low prices good only for Friday and Saturday, September 2 and 3. Closed Labor Day. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS Sum The uprx'r house of Parlia- the encephalitis-bearing culex a jealously guarded mosquito from spraying with an ment male preserve until 1958, when Insecticide life peereases —whose titles the "We have two experts out ith them —were allowed in. looking for the female culex They are made Perees for mosquito and they can't find TALLAHASSEE (UPI) OPEN TIL 9 & -IDAY TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG I 97C "Something from theJttler is alas something special" "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PR11AARY CONCERN" en hadn't gh-en it nwch thought." DOWNTOWN 9 12 House Of Lords - MATERNITY FASHIONS DOWNTOWN SANFORD . , I ing during most of its duration Vi1I this year's stock market : plunge be as poor a forecast of the economy s future, as the 27 , I per cent plunge in 1962 i stock prices? The economy has exLONDON (AP) - For the panded fairly steadily since ear-! first time' in history, a member ly 1961. it ignored the 1962 stock of the House of Lords is preg- market. 22C — Kader Jewelers woodoo 12 Ina 88- Ruler Pencils 1461. but suick prices were ris- — Shoe Store 208 L FIRST n Mg. 36. No. 2 WoW and stretched "Fanfastic Kill' MoSqUijo e t Book 25c nm in f awhile ih1 year, iut that. will have to wait for as he is being transferred to the 4avy hoMpital in Jacksonville this week for further treatment and be THt INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY osdo bi t He wai to enter the G ORIGINAL ROGERS SILVERPLATE I 17, beginning at 2 p.m., with ary 1957 and July 1959. They Mrs. Lii Young to be in (hurge. th en turned down by 11 per cent Next p-nurul nweting will he until October 1960. The last recession had already started 1 Hou& of Lords but frankly 1 i'1 11 Another recession hit in Au.' the ijurlweue pit Io,- quick ,, hadvgust 1957 and stretched until A hot dog purt)- lur tht, early in 1958. But stock prices~ 'youngstert. pluntiod for Sept. rose 39 per cent between Febru- after taking her seat in We • Open Fridays 'Til 9 97° P.r .09 'A. -~ BACK-TO 'SCHOOL Books cmoict LURES,FOR,DAD glft StOFO. 6W9?ZUZt :ffof As ig said the Countess. ii something of a record to be hoot the ~i IrOI!,11, 4, Colon — Tbom ( m'iwing lawns ft-'r his renlar 'ustomers aM SHOP THE ENTIRE STORE FOR BIG BUYS $A ac cake and pastries salads and aspic t lne a years old hut - Early AmeFiCU 18W Prescut Cryst*1 platter with Pastry Server, Large Serving Fork and Spoon ii gisamIng oilverplat for versatile service and ideal for him +r1f, he iay.4 ~e will ir-tiirn to fulfill hii weekly diaie's ............. 49c CRACKER POLE -: A 8 14 convlence when you etertaln. LABOR DAY WEEKEND and was reported two wonder were falling 12 per cent between 1-Ices have een planted near July 1956 and February 1957. vernber. hers , SECTION . accient which caused fit: • g I, to . ". Pkmtic Cover, Coil Sound, 44 Pop her fourth child Is due in No- 4 PIECE / Est - rroup's inonthly meeting, it more years. The economy prospered even while stock price. announced Tuesda.y night that oo f%77 Mary weken(i, a member t' that hand. Peter again "rrker1" (hiiluota in a mtich di f ferent lest. this han't dimmed if e is only &ieerful own his rjw.kok for the future. Rein his $2 99 $l PICKET FENCE / Tysin, I BIKE BASKET Children's Styles - EA. KIDDIES' POOL Thermo a ensembles DOWNWVM SANFORD ACCOUNTS atiori. break in stock prices, but busi- I before other Pusinesi In the ness ignored it and rose for two — mo 0 200 N. PARK AVE and it i tered. High Constable of Scotland : LAWN CHAIRS ....... Plan to see our complete $795 uS I. pipg' STRUT ACCUMU CHAR" hoped other property owners President Eisenhower's heart, will offer the i;umo, roDper. attack in 1955 brought a sharp 1 ro . -:., - rt 39C CHARCOAL Of Sanford" Made of the finest leathers. Combination lasts. Properly fitted at Ivey's By Dicke . Olive and Natural - I Drainage HIS0 I PERMANENT PRESSED CORDUROY PANTS Ar "Miss Thormo-Jac oes U 't TO aokAol $L95 $2 98 1 " " B" Levi Dickie Hubbard Dacron and Wool. N Navy, Olive, 01 Tan and Brown. TO Values to $9.91 of a recession. And stock, prices I fell 20 per cent between May i and No%,ember 1946. But bUSI-1 iT' the market and continued a I steady rise for 2 more years. . The market scored a little better as a soothsayer in the d summer of 1948. Stock prices i West Lake Bmtley Civic dropped 10 per cent, and the !tssoeiation will go before the recession I postwar r$t Board of County Commission- stretched from late 1948 till Oc-' era to seek PiP(lXn( installation taber 1949. But It was a md for drainage of Terrace Roule- downturn and not the postwar~ vard, it wait reporte-d today 1)y depression many stock traders Harold Torn-, Prf-.sident of th" had predicted. i The Korean War started in izroup. "Flooded. -onditions result -und it mid-1950 and stock prices beat a! from rain," Torry said, retreat. But business b9omed is thought the pi"line will cor- till the recession of 1953-54. rect the situation." :Ck,I The association list; actd ore that and continued provide easement along its upward even as business falproptrty not get quality, name-brand shoes that are expertly_fitted. - . • ' ° BLOUSES $ Leg In M haP Ot The y Several weeki; ago f ~%,rnt-. ld on a zrnup of My,; xho had formed their r)f th .it thrV was "und cf Vitp hand . Friday and Saturday . . . do people pay high prices for shoes and fl $5 1 : brtachfrnnt LABOR DAY i - the hem. many happened in irig lest the big stock market Wall street at the end of the 20s. plunge means that anoth er Since World War II, however. rtcession is on the ay. But a stock market break, as often in stock prices big a oJ oswdadea the econo alw ys i th at in business by nrv meifl. Stock At the end of the war, stock traders began - . traders aren't th at all-knowing. By SAM DAWSO% News Analyst AP Bns1ess The market got its hold n NEW YORK (AP) - AS public pc'chology because th e Americans head inta their last By Loss ••. SPECIALS swiMsuns hold 'I •. .. ' SPORTSWEAR D Youth's Hopes Und'Lmmed Flimi6vo usthie 'in. SO many ways SUMMER No Hurt To Economy' Roa Al — ---- . r"*N (right), officer, Cdr. R, H. Rgmuest $ ___ PERMANENT PRESSED nai Canc.! of the Month" and received from the Lovelace comm ding (Navy Photo) a letter of commendation. toCK FA MOM / I - . -------- '_1'....... -------------------5 _, ----------------------- - ----------- -- - - - --------------- ____ - / . ,• - •- .. __ 1v......------ - -5 ............... . . - ------------------------ . - -----------------------__, , -- • -- - A l 1 �11, 11 L -T-~ ~ -10 - -- - ~ , - - ~_ -_ - - - - I I ---... Where The City -ROAD Goofed .-..--.. 46 --_-1.._.._1 : W . has The wrong ,lAnt fh a1wt . . M. ________ Janet I CASE A-M6: Is )ttgh vdrncder, .,. 16, ::. 'S ' ,. tation of Christ," "To Kill 'i.. 0 . a Mocking- I reveal more about the true bird," '1984" and "Brave New World." itate of morality in America than the There have been attempts to ban all . ". .;:.': 41 I., . - possibly I. - t- -. I. .... catalogue of crime.s. or .some of these movels in rartious Cal- no great tidal wave of public outcry against guns as a result of the slaying of 16 persons at the University of Texas, or the numerous; iultiple murders whizh have occurred S. Proposition 16, like any obscenity statute elsewhere, would prohibit gmphic accounts of acts of love between human beings-though to snare works with ideological overtones in its net, .ce then, There has been no public outcry at it would dispense wi th th e Supreme Court's criterion of "redeeming social all T .I I I i I - of pv') - ,14 -"~ 3`1"',.Y_R~*$*`-~`. me or 67- II million people an the other side of the Dick West . Thought For Today Its oppmmts wam that its proiti?, Your boastrig is not, goo& Do you ions are so broad and Its langmge so not know that a little leaven ferments f t . imprecise that it could conceivably be the whole ]ump of dough 7-I Cor. 5:6. • used to ban any work with a • element, not excluding Shakespeare and ((l1N1'Y S('llO(U. bus tIiivi'is • lions on maU foreign nations, t Cape Kennedy. Let no man imagine that be has no By WALTER C. ~' houn& an not vm-ied about Shake- who thinks becomes a light pow- and a a obtaimd of copy to oiterute the school unless the ficulty arotte. site sex) is contained in this The Navy reported lazt b-word form ula: speare. They are not even particularly er.-Henry George, American econo- COnVenional bearings on the state itself owned the land. bill I would be dismayed by suchephemeral paperback mist and sociologist gued by it. "Tbls Indicates an oversight month that the duate school "I WT TO FEEL IM. I on someone's part," comment- may be too close to Its missile PORTANT." - did and I was. The story behind fl.R. 28 ed Rep. Otis. G. Pike, D-N.Y., loading pier. If such proves to The strange boy beside Janet was outlined to a Rouse armed who is prone to understate- be the case, th e Navy said, the h probably tongue.tjed and aishp -. fol.. -' edifice To S '[' he to be even more shy than she is. . lows: ".1 think that is. probably the moved. Timid Janet should thus real. A few ago, Air Force answer," adltted Rep. EdAnd that, I presume, would ize that if * boy will not speak Editor, Ber*ld: . . cunpliáb during your years. you and your staff have P17 and civilian IsIs persuad- ward Gurney, Enpon. make R.R. 28 academic, first, then she should take the isn't Your ad th success lead t o Few to the ship has been one of the domi- and subsequent actfi'1ti. You She start off with a cor. opening of your new plant. In- rant fetors leading to this have betm move than generous. Bruce Biossat - - Ray Cromley dial smile. tentiens have b good but accouiplhlnnent. As a utcunber and It is my firm wish that ______ _____________________________________________________ ' For a smile is a non-verbal pformsnce rather slow o get- of the conimunity I share your we can live up to the Image 1. Letters F Lst bgtpe ft . too 3M. with the ' Bers1d. leader. n e of our I • yow pride and bope for even gTeater your paper har, belped to ere- ecruld 1. of bave failed to mcognize Club Swiford, may I d sa liest wisbes to all of you. WEA) - WASHINGTON cOMPliment, whicb conveys this generalized idea: "I'm happy to see you and bope Italian bronze same and with the same com. 67 thr licist tirivinsr year ypt. Drivers also have tlie SO. Jim McKinnon, s1weial privilege of the school credit service officer with the state highway patrol, spoke to the union. Badges and shoulder patches group on the new state laws of af. . rany. 41 were given to (Irivers to hlut concerning buses, lie, told them, on the new uniforms which "always start off your day viI-lt _____________ ________________ they DeItoss wore for the first :- R S0-024 I ~ 3, - Miss. ketIt Dar- GSI )S4U1 .94jr 16a,tfi,rb wjr,Vib . . - ____ o f In a -Preardont Johnson. NOTICE dwarf cabinet, collector's ______ .14%15 SMIbCR*kI$ I merit liustassa Masaser taiesi SUPL 11111 Costly editor 5 plaits why machinists turned XIX Century Meissen drum now 4iCI1p kdl*CIf Oftp Editor Rut %I5I'kSI' Waft Pbotojrapb.r One of the larged teorites ever rrds in 1908 in a nUey llnsi. flelt.rp * av .&' S -0 hi three- week field 1.71 $ Mouths LOS 5 MøDtbs l.5 1 MC'VIb _____ whl b "n of % ea of news of Coagr..s of March 5 u$fl, mI.sflig of t _____ ráles . -.. -. ' ssã'S a Sag p'i - . ____ etwnf, . ____ I peW$sh 'S's. Ass susvsasai saosr lb. sw. SOD West First Strs.t __ rum -- • ,S• . .ir'it 5 ....I'. -.t '. . S ' _____ _____ ______ ;4't. .-. (5. , CL '4 F. .5 - ' 1. p •;.* .. .1 . . P • 4 • . • • .- . .. ______________ ' -. ____ - ,- • \ t .^- *. , , _______ _. 7 '0 S . t1I .1 P ,' -- 1. - . ', .. :..-.- . ____ , '..'. . :'. '01 i C. Second Battalion of the di- shop staff. Two of the thirty' visions 51st Infantry, near Ille- trainees presentely enrolled are residents of Seminole Counts'. shelin, Germany. The Sheltered Workshop Is a new participating agency of the United Fund of Seminole CounThousnds Flee ty. Western Floods I. _____________ o. ____ _____ '. - 7.,..'.. • 5. -. . : 4L S .5 . '' ' ____. 01 'h.4; 1. .; i . . '. '. ___ . . 1. " - 0. '•4•" ';..ç 54 .4 ' I.. d4 '.'l James 11 5" -, ___________ 1. 5 ' ': - .4.. 11• -,. ___ . ' :- . . •:- •. '- - ':' ___ - Marlow I _ .•. : __ 't'r 5 1, . ( ;5 4.4_i . 4-...- ;.:,- • , .. W - S :.1 •. - •-' - ' -- -" . 41 sands of square miles of northern Mexico and forced • X 2 I thousands from their homes, surged toward a crest today. I along the normally almost dry means I column by 2 inches. stream since 1958. The river Too small for an ad to be the worst flooding noticed or effective? You're entry at Presidio, instead of the reading this onel m~ -_ - - - * 41 --- ... normal three feet. PUT us am I.- A REAL ACHIEVEMENTI HE CROWD" ALWAYS ABO You can odd to your account . I Frnm the litindreds of daily stories that pour from AP's busy and boisterous batik of Teletypes iri Wasli get easier, but never does. Even after two decades of doing, it still requires hourti uf pdclng, llmiklilg, ainj- The end result, however, is worth the endless effort ,.,_._.__ - ..' ..'.- "TI..., IAI,,,.J..4 Today" ington, news analyst James Marlow can select any lyzing, writing, re-writing and revising, most respected columns of the many coming out of it' the one story that you will care iiiost about to- lie's been kriown'to dig 9irough a dozen books to Washington -and one ot the most widely read Coot.. ing out ot anywhere. Today, million3 of newspalw morrow. check a single fact. Recently, for a special series on SPECIAL $5.00 Marlow lias been doitig precisely that five fitnes a Clitirchill, he went thrCiLlgli 45 separate books and INTRODUCTION FLIGHT week for twenty-one years in his column, "The World Today." lt'saprodigiousandproliticfeatttiatshould wrote thousands of worth of notes before writing we wor d readers depend on Marlow's thoughtful, undersbnd. able explanat on of what the world's turbulence " ' troubles are really about. You will find hiscoumn n..... $89.00 NIW CI$$NA TIAINII - $13.00 Per Hour s _______________________ TAXI CIATIFICATE CO MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS N9W AIR _______ 0 am 1f&5&l*.14Ii &LT i. _____ 'I, -' I Y PIPIR CHUOKU"150" ESSO AVAILABLE FOR TEAINING 01 AIR TAXI AVIATION PRODUCTS U 11 r r - Ma. Office - - kench Office emd *atrlsgiag on The U.rald• oop;rljbt mad wW be b.Id iw. : to TWO STORES IN SANFORD SMIN Downtown CALL ci Cotuc? FIGM 811VAND - Will vonni* cuwnis -_ r. ' ____ James E. Foster, 1501 WillIams Mrs. Peter Osborn. of Cassel I 125 11 #me st$os of the of or fl' iS$Pui'.1t10 to: such repr'.duccka will b. e.fl1ae,',4 $ ' - -. y.•.. 5,4 evaluation, training and employ' ran 185 feet past the port of . b. - • •, SV . Avenue, is a driver In Company berry, a member of the Work- ____ .., Tb. .a:,d u...ja a b. r.roduv.a Ii en: asasse without d*kS$i U.lflZ ONLY NEW MATTSISSIS OX SPRINGS, HOLLYWOOD BEDS-ALSO ODD SIZE A KINGSIZE MADE TO ORDER ALL AT FACTORY PRICIS. 5 many. - *' Nr FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . divisions (W .v.,y rr'dsat__________ .1 _____ Ss Csy (as ____ N 's-- - En'*.sfutd, .'.d a. E'ur*ts. g,.&ø dma. al s.f Qctsb St. 1555 of is. v,*t uttioe __ aoser JNGI cs . -i - quarters Company. Second Bat- and Orange Counties. 51st In talion of the Seminole County is also reprefantry near New Ulm, Ger- sented on the advisory board 1)), Two Locations To 5.rvo Yosj sccsrd . - t'l,iltlrt'ti Avenue, is a member of Head. was -- Tb. H.'gi$ i i D)Wt*I of th. £ssuelaI.4 Proas which Is atItls to (lii use to: r.p5bfttlas *f all the Loc..1 S.WS printed Act the Harry D Whittcn, 1006 French iurid emotionally disabled youths • "M Mill VWW 1- 1-i wilm _____11i111111___ T1W $1 As fn #w do smq Nq dm MW hudeb do uo - - 322.6321 •• the Whitten, son of Mr. and Mrs. I . SsI. Ca" I'I . Al P0Th STOUS train- by proficiency in combat units. I -----*--- the about to end Sept. 18, they are taking of the Central Florida Sheltered part in weapons firing and tactical maneuvers as part of an an' Workshop. a nual Army prograrn to maintain rehabilitation facility providing ____ 4`111WASOV. of worried SPECIAL SOLO COURSE y, IN S M..5lh 5.55 1 Muiths iOi 1 Month t Ste wsab 150I 1 _____ I vp. 50c tti ____ . riders Learn to FLY1 ww a $.uI. Cy - as, 9. r.• Z. 4 sass Milk I ilL 5?V £14 01k_- NAIL yoa •tA the During the exercise, scheduled inated to the board or trustees in & berla, destroyjg a felling trees over a radius of up to 30 mIles and pta. Seminole Counbf Dog Taos ____ of mec"VVI ,,ff - ' '' - •.• ' •"I tributaries that inundated thou- 1 oval" se poroolains... antique French 1aIsirda pveedlsg CtrI.tasa. I'ssea,r,s.a SATES - to 4th Army Division In Grafen- tendent of put"... Instruction for wohr, Germany. Seminole County, has been non RONICRI £Lls.*SIW.R _____ R1L14551 DORIS smile . - PRESIDIO. Tex. (UPI)-The Rio Grande, gorged by fl ooding I I urd Herald 7kk 5'*S PL? broad ''______ - Maneuvers Ing exercise conducted I ii neighbor and create walls of mistrust and fear between "B.ergere chairs in :floral I them. tspestrles . . . antique Buhi I wo*ni ________ i &PL L 19% The ftwlinr Of the mm is . . . pair of Aubuf1tim ti!pert-.7 assisa £ IÔIRIIP*r. kiflIUS £50 $5$J5 - that the money looks good but covered with Louis fauteufli ... aol.imu k1 (*renAsSlss • OSsi'SI ane they want more of It right DOW. "A fine assi%kRIUEL dinner aw. £RV - big standing so close to the roadGRAFENWOUR. Germany (Spl)-Army Specialist 4/cl liar- Ivtilwee Eyed ry D. Whitten Jr., 21, and Private 1/cl Anthony F. Foster, 19, of Sanford. Fla., arc participat- For Workshop Ing - desperate he'll selling treasures., plans to stop up the.. Cuban With Cuba's fore exchange economic little and signed French Art I Glass vans. I " Plies I - 'I They set neighbor against bowl signed Labque- ... 1. ______________________________________________________________________________ I[ a . ;.. the warning lights on buses and When to use them. "I'm also In for Western currencies - as Work is under way here on Ewopean w'tia, Riots In the streets do not "A very rare Glle sie on silver mounts. . bring about lasting d.rtei st.a SANFORD - N7 1' : _________________________ Quotes Mrs.. Oarosut Is$or U3-4$4l O'IS lrrpris. ______ IdIfr RIflII time, __________ which should be brought to pub. some of which are museum qua- nudist cities, is valued at upThis is making Castro He attention and we certainly lity and many of whicb are wards of $1 million, more dependent on the Soviet need someone, or something, sr)ed pieces and collectors Two other shipments-one to bloc. Moscow, taking advantage to disturb the apathy of the item: Switzerland and one to Italy- of this dependence, is ,queezgeneral public of Seminole "Superior French, Turkish, were valued at $2 million. 1mg Castro even tighter ee County. e poor Cuban sugar crop. Flemish, Spenish and nomicslly. Italian Th _____ e fail of the price of sugar on Ruth H. Gallagher origin occasional furniture and th The Russians are F)'stiifl*t____ the world markets and the Ically stripping Cuba in 01110M. "A collection of old and u- Soviet lock on most Cuban mont for what they're supplying friguing oil paintings and i sugar exports have combined Castro. This adds further to tercolors attributed to famed tO !flSkC Fidel Castro desperate Cubse øCODOUhlC problems. J4IN ____ 10a off OPf* GOOD 1 4 a cost of $200,00() last year. - ____ ~7 Muse told the group this cow'- and concentrate on getting them _____________________ to school safely and on time. ' _____________________ __ am 111111miIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pon ion 50 1 t1ite . iuty .lsq COUPON ' Who can think with all that racket going on in the world . __ Mrs. Dooms £• ____ 58hh17 Nth Ek'IUSS tDell.,, ___ .lrs. Jobs I. .M 50 INCLUDING NEW COVER 4 Herald Area Correspondents Lake Must.. Mrs. H. L. Ju'bnosi '24722 to dents.. Peiham said the insur- the motoring public. lie closed ance coverage will stay the with "Let's strive to niake ltWi(l- Your Pr'e.Jeflce is pleasing to orded throughout the woild. what you have been able to ac- are most grateful for the 'part Roger L. Harris The advertisement in a Mon- I groups. • ." countries. which have been sup- me s-nd I should ]j1 Its mass has been estinhatad riewspaper rea Men who know r s urt plying Cubsi with goods for you . "AUCTION SALE" tasUe say that tcvm of the cash, barter or credit have lost tons. The average boy will Editor, Heruld: pieces offered are frorn tht intered in dealing with Ra- matically g-rin I)ack if Janet i "A Most Important Consigm. C, facyclopowk Havana Mu My congratulations to seum, some from the vana. Th e Grwa mont of Antiques and Bare and Alt.aoste Herald and a hearty welcome private collections of Cubans Because of quiet negotiations. Mrs. Jells Burtse ____ Mrs. Jut. E. M thiess-to Larry Beautiful Furnishings FROM whose homes were looted of by American and free Cuban " s. CUBA by order of wham it may their treasur~s by Castxo,s Cov- represezt1alves, other countries to SWord. I Adverse ____Went., Mrs. Mis. Frsaese term a good newspaper report"To list only a few of the The current consignment, be. Ing from Cuba and turned to U57$ fl2415 _____ or- from reporting happenings most important lots. out of 75o, ing auctioned in several Ca- other suppliers.. Caslberey Mrs. Jane CsuteIkrti $499 lems relating to the riding stu. crossings, anti I)e courteous to Fla., Political Notebook INNERSPRING MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL Novelty 011O any way with them in prob- solute silence at nil railroad Litumb, pri'sidtiit. ________________________________ projects ___________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ in the future. Certainly no one who visited things ate. last Sunday Speaking for the Kianis. Again, hearty congratulations WO*TH 1( C $ 0 PRICE COUPON flu g.tI,•ø I LOOK! school, which houses 11,000 Sanford Junior 114:11i and I)im tinie schedule every (Illy; (it) mectiniz Seilt. 1:1, fit 7:30 pon. I'lifElt-1111-11tarY kindergarten through fourth at Lake Mary Pelham, dean of students, told not got children to sellool heschool, ticcording to liel)ereit gra(le pupils, wRs renovated at the drivers they would work in fore re(luire(I tinie; re(iiiii-co ah- ____ tint around to waitinz 1.r__aA1kLaC to estimate tumble v.ilI hold It:i first floors. hltigh Carlton, principal of the supervisor; run a correct smntmoui .____________________________________________________________________________________________ .; 11 !1 fin was %'1tid1l Birthstone CUP THIS COUPON IT. S. history, Hruce will or accepted from n.m. to 5 p m. and from to R p rn _____ ____ ____________________________ .____________________ coin- Americans are e&tfng only Editor J. 1 t " of the. Arrneni; tion .ahout the rippratirin u ro I plumbing fixture was roHerbert Muse, count y school t he litist's t'li'nn and swept ou tim, hitumd1mu1 Inuvc'il from the school's 5,000co-ordinator of transportation, at all tinmes: maintain good every driver will lulivI' to gallon water tank and the re. introduced the drivers And its. litimie rontions with tlit, par. III-VSchool I)tw drivers amstiltant, deltiLm flooded five 11W ents prilicipalti, 111t,0111114.8, and signed them their I'liqes. stsrthng about that. Such The subcommittee was in. provision. But before the sub. are simply a romantic extenI in 119 Magnofla When mom bugs dad about CIJLBS educational faculty, land. So far, so good. Except til last February when the state The cardinal secret for There is nothing very strange for one small detaiL agreed to accept the disputed ning friends (and sweethearts that if 99c ________________________ __________________________ __________________ of PARKES For example, when Janet sits doctor awar . these days in beside a stmnge fice appointments only. state of Florida a 20-am plot $hO(i a year. subcommittee then put the bill boy she cannot even hope for • • of land near the Cape Kem- It then roewided to emct a aside for further study. p birn to like her unless she ImPulres to nedy space center for uge as Sri-50,0(10 irraduatte school an the There the matter rested un. makes him fc-el important. be curbed. or ful it the l'uhlir 1ehnoI ir,i mcii,,.'; mull ba rendy In tlmn for the 1ang. fall term. ---. snft't y • But it is Ph.rebological cur. down S A I Barbs "Yanks, Go Home!" Unfort:unateLr, bowerer, an. SALE the damage, but said the Illy 51115. It. L. JOHNSON v huni an ,'xet'lkitt ,c.itr.I on I way. 'I'iy to ,ituiki' stopti at ii'tiat the total Seminole Comity sc hool bus of i'i,iltir,n where litisi's eight or teit fvu't trot,, the thieves had stripped copper (lashing from the roof, care. drivers met in the cafeteria of ate ciini', ncd. Control by ilriv- rond. fully removed iiXtoittI copper their )'%IM's has liceti Sanford J unior High School for vr answer jtt'tiiiil piping and carried oft typoitnil A (luuI'titmoIl a brief session before picking main factor 4 t),t' tnt oty mc- with 0 end LADIES' MEN'S Office of Hehi'oI gy :fiint and l'nui flruegqc'r; office of the rpgi.Irar, Sminole nitililings, scud it was cic,u)it- f,,n,j.,,ncq,tt,I math, 11ee .Jc'- Junior College. Regktrntions rector of f p1)1 1"Y we find them rioting in front makinr some home improve. of our I.T. A. Embassies and ments, he responds by raising holding up signs that read: the roof. WASHINGTON' (Upl) _. vd. (,I- sit lvzi~t encoursond the sor of the bill to solve the To the naked eye, there is lit- 'Univenity (if Florida to ;1'ulild a problem by gi%ing the state other minor bills io Imflness. tile 1111fil two wpphtt. Br e ed School Bus Drivers Are $i • Engagement pill (ileritid Photo) TO S t For. after squandering bil- I of L)a(IgcN; ztnd shtiuhl.r ptitvhns 1F$. (eiwva flumgnnwr, San f or d . _______ poc- thsttrue! 1 The Lighter seares Vt'IL' issuvil new imirorms at finni i,weting I)efore tlie ol)etilng da.y. Amolig tllomf~ atteliding the syssion at Sanford.1111flor Iligli School Were (left, to I-I R110 for be the Bible. influence. Whoever he may be, and things. happen all the time., formed last September that committee got around to acting sion of a friendship wi th an This is an exagrwation. The smut. wherever he may be placed, the man 'er, someone told me state funds could not be used on the bill, still another dif- eligible member of the oppo.. ri III i Ill I NG Costume cit that .Iitnc't is the most attrae- Uncle SAM has even found It would authorize the U.s. suite h-stmod the property for ure Include si proxiso that vr" coverriment to tum over ta the ho 3,euri, ut a norninid rate of unacceptable to the state. The scene literature, which they argue is The key cause of America's "mor,.1 cri- L i'i dim. ket.book is empty. ___________________ the as ,vour • oloty, .lav Hv'rgman iow. (t)'irec reqiIirinz fI,pf, pvpfl. Siwitla v - tic'rtu'ntary s,croi,ntLarry F)liqon; ins per week include. T,ieday I int, trnthrr, Harlem School 1,,gIkh II, flruer (ml. and ihisr'bny- - fleinning (1mw YltK (A 1').VnmIfll Ii:, in uirr anti Mr, .ttilin H an- inst, tjgq (iirentj, Poole, cit' N ivjli,ntjon, ,tohri mentary Spnnih, fir. (Ieann hnv" syut4'tnh%tIt'flly st ripped kIfl. w'r$'f and prin grne1-al hiology, Vance Am flnrhc'r ha It rrncJini i,i.'t ni U sin ii's niiil etu I pninn( ciplr' t'ronoir, Mrq. (er- hrnqe afl(J hnmmnitie, )f,ir! a IInrI"in rh',,irt,t ary aiclint' ru,,ilr'r. M oni k e r soon he n-ill thInk I VALUES iw 31 smm R • • un stni'i%d at math no I flakope on ttn't mind eardepe as OF . eves Its backers claim that, in California nation can be enlisted in the battJe introduced in Congress each A 20-acre site on the base other hitch developed. The Air rency that you must employ to half as many apples as they did year. at least, it would "dose the lid" on ob. against "dirty" books. was selected and in 1I64 the Force insisted that the mess- buy friends! rn it. No need the ~', ? 1~1i, 1: r. i desert you 1 hktrry n,. J- they do everywhere in the United to place it an the November ballot j to SALE ,, For 411111 Itr if it. is a math class, she can 0 Plain: ro 000 more signatures than are necessary tragedy in America, more than half a lit' U) distinguish B.E. 28 from -raduat.c engineering and re- title to the land. ~ t iiitiit. and !I 11 I; a nrti O ,.- a ..- -- want hr ic st4OUpCd. .,-[,&N%J"t!.%-.":-.' ____ ,,, ~ nnaI e'efl I tilt' So send for the "Compflm,nt "So what do I ha'e to 'ive Club' liooklet., enclosing a long °'" return envelope, plus YOU UY FRTEM)S cents and learn how to win It m*y sirnck many teen-age quickly! but all friendships friends (Always write to are Crane In care of this we". That doesn't mean you paper, enclo___ sin g kei forth like the Biblical Prodigal _____ _____ stamped, addriised _ _ Son and throw pour money and 20 cents to cover, typing around. printing COuttit when such sycophantic follow, and te Reamrhile. in Caffornils6 6ft,000 cit~ States. It must be significant of something faz have sign ed their names to a petH;km whicli is the spearbead of a new that while only a handful of people in crusade aguirist smut. CaDed Proposi- Washington are promoting legislation tion 1C the initiative alrocady has 100,_ that might help curtail Niolence and . ", - 7~'z'. l Detailed depictions of feels no urgency about the matter. . i , ,. ~ I, 1* l, ! I .""'.-t ---~ - tive girl he hits ever met. '"And neither girls or boys For charm is not based just seem to like t;: 5- 1. I? O *1 1. word, so Janet qnc'i'ttona until the with then prolie around deftly finally (ini n topIc of mutual Just l,rop up the process me for a date. - of Congms appear no better than they murder, would continue to enjoy conbare in the past 7%e President himself stitutional protection in Califoniia, as ', V -. ,... . .5 firaai'ms will______ be adopted in this session between human beings, of cruelty, of .I :. .. , -_.~- 4.. . - Thus the chances that some sort of value.." commerce in , ;~) _~ r she flower, for no hoa ever flSk :. 141_% '.J ~. 1 exehdni, sh! itV1fl - ifornia communities. There has been ,-'.'•'.--. ... ... . 4 ,ftii h I . ~ C 1z, "%:.% acclaimed and controversial classics as alarm into action may .,-.,, , then 0 0 275 IIM PIflI her viir question contatnit an nhc'i Wc'fl (rnYIpUmeI%L down, h. may Aft(r he 1). M YAwt 'rn "r W.'lr,,.,inv H"1!Ir'n Wf' IIIi'c' i1;r?iVi!fl8lety l'll,nLlnn tic' s till Ii e for '" c'vnlng ,llvllt'tt ('IAI' I c'nu,!l,,,.'ntq i, thc s'vving phv, 1 crrv Js'vk ; frchmr,n '' muir Junior (n11c'Mr t, rlintwr Pin ye rcini ffif Pfiiigh ii, prvnnl Mt'pt. 12, Wil .',ctc'mkci lhrnnMh AU'; entth rnrq .IR m4nt, nmi wrwtcl like to qre lb in (orillflI, ,tlrcn'tnr, fin nvluIk pf tiic' county nuci qur CU('c', MA'nrrl Alicihoiuth; U. .S 111111IR441. M nrvirrf ovt'rn ment. M ic ci vci II roiin'lbnu s'oiint (cirtlnn si Iii hr tiupnil hy t' wi'rk ta tits, opportunity I feel Kr,iti; t'uIlr' nIc'hrn. den'iiinn one kmuling nnd p 11110 11nhnr flIIy $0 MIVI' 8?) tIP flint :ic'rh,iii in nny perou nrc' Miner; muie ';nrl Wow ir$unIt' fur mnny tnfttc' ndiilI nut 'uiiy n'vnrr, uf 'vhsit we have prr''iitirn, Fir. l'fitt)Ii ins!. to iiffrr, of thc community to irdcii 'aid )iw, or to adult TIr4fJny - Utiqjneq _ _ Inen fo r credit Wc' hnvr aft rrrtli'nt facull (if fully v1tu,ljfJrcI pCtIplc' Grr,rR' Sowrr; frechman ng ('1aq4'nI for cqsrir))fliPflt. fi,nnnmentn of pec'c'h, anti the tiiitii k r,ctrr',riely 11th (;lenon modern fir. t.illinr, kt'.v hr aItIv'vt began, 'l And h such dl pinnrntle man i am have want to go on phmnt she will mak. the new lonely I don't boy feel more Important.. - rl~, S" flicnfly him t Iflt tak' hope this 1rh Night School Extended College . ena 1. .. I , -, .- ., * "fir, - I,., '. i7 ' _____ S. / But the different ways different peo- "Catcher in the Rye," "The Last Temp. pie translate this ahout your 'innarch.," then sed fee the bonide; hems. lb. (;e-wt. W Crane, 7 J• . - . 1~ lerim anti-sod'al beharior and disreapect for auth ori ty and morality in this o. 14 `-'- - ;j.;•.,. 2::; 1. or 'Pas- I % F4W .. fl, Y. -4,.. - to be an unmistakable increase in viii- aiim Stud." 4.'. .. t ' Cult It ~ "-' Values ust ' ' ________________________________________________________________________________________ aled at what seems pornography as L . . - . Everyone is i ly kpp bi inhnj the yn,igk*i no fnti,t*ilit formula can w1thatad that trIa wifl apply ft. if •o are yy if • '1 She ynnt *ftT ht4 .,c..•• &. Police protection is one of the few The national average of policemen is FREE services we in Sanford get. one man to 750 persons-in Sanford It and the city should do its utmost to is one policeman to every 900 persons. give us the best possible service they That dear friends is stretching it a little too thin for us. can afford. Of MflIwhIhIr. *1a11 protection. Question _4_. ~1114b,4*_,;,.:, 111"i", 4.""i".1 .. if , ,. itnic oi'ry pt. 1, 19M mnfnrN LraHt to _______________________ (1i • At the same time The City CoTnmis.qjnn of the opim.. fire pj (l& Tnent is terribly shorthanded and they Ian that Sanford needs only ,asked for four additional men-they mail jflS11!*Lj of the three that have were turned down. urgently requested by the departTr)ent. Now N ow we underst.and that the City We don't agree with one commissionare doing everything in their er who said at a recent meeting 44ev- power to hold the same rate of mjllaçe : eryone is getting a nice pay raise this -but Sanford is growing and we must year-they just have to work a little have the very best in police and fire 1 . Crr'ne' Dr. BLOCKS U . . c. v Culss 322.1242 SSO 322-1" I T.I.phoa. 322-0375 •,. _____________________________________________________________ _______________ Flying Seminole Ranch 312 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PLAZA 3 MILLS EAST -. - I MI$ &I'IsaI.Iasbg I £3o ON i; ~ OV$I0O OF 411 365.3201 A M EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS : HI•HWAY J _____________________________________________ - - . .... - - ,, - , - ;.- ., I., I 4 --:- . . - 5.._ .. " I !, / k . I . i! I . 0 . 1, 172 1-1irti , _-%J~~'.f,_A. '".. 5- . . ....................................-.-.-- .., ... S '_.-._.__- .-... .-.--- 5.- - . . .- - . - -'--..:. _3i? I ! I I 1'• 4 - - - L ---.. . . I - -5- -..--. - - - I . - ---'-.4 • . .,..-.- I - , : ~r .. �4 P ___ - ____ ____________ - - - 6 WOW- 4. - ---- ___ if 5- I . I— . -_ 1. .... . _. 5 . ---.-..- .1 5 wP 1, Miss Sandra - Exchange Vows I I; Forrest, Jr., A.K. WLggLns, Church Ceremon In Via Sandra Jeanette Wigdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. y d ed nis son as best man Wt , A - TO •: -. By IM. JOHN Mr. and Mrs. 7van Walker of ¼ -: ;, - ' _________ Mrs. Shirley Grierne, argonIst, presented a pre-wedding recital and i'. tion corsage. dinin room accompanied Mrs. . who song, "0 -Perfect LOYC" and "I Love You Truly." marriage by her Gon . -. -. 7.. tthy lace over bridal satth fashioned with a scooped neck flne and long tapered sleeve,, which terminated in Calla paints at her wrists The vol Workman, "Tr . . . . __ 1 1 . . detachabli orchid ii MRS. ALLEN KENNETH FORREST, ding .me Owens ci an : Mrs. W. Richard Wiggins, gown of taffetn with a Chan- bouquet of white carnations. berry; Mr. and Mrs. sister-in4aw of the bride, from tilly lace overskirt and overMiss Lana Forrest, sister of Griffin and Rev. and Mrs. Gail I , ham..She wore a I Garde tL11g I I :' ; Cr Led UL Mee Ill Sets I n The Well-Chosen Frac nce __,ra 0 Can Be Gc~'s Best Friend - September as follows: 1), - Sept B. at 9:30 a.m. Covered dish I - 1 11 '. it A r , e' ____ 4. I .1 ,., .-, Address Cl b Of DeBarv The DeBary . . - hoqtcq nnd Shem with the .1 ': j. Business and ' ,I . .i * Mr Anthony guest of honor 1dllfl Sewing-A t- Home The Walkers also -visited At ALme - syrup, Jolly or confec- 1. Yz)ur Skin." Sews L M Iady '. '. . . .1 : L . , . I11 . ~ " or on as at , i. : *~ " -'Z -,. " 1. If ; I . .A- 1, " 'ill .1 , , , ,~. ",..~ W..I".. -.. , " I*,V' ': 4, %. , oe ( o v er these cookies CHOCOLATE but'cr or margarine ; 1. 1. :' ugar 4 cg yolks of c each) unswcet- . - chocolate , melted - 1½' - . I, T tween perfume and cologne or , . r return De Bary Personals B MRS JOHN LEONE and visiting in Galveston The Hnsard Middelton of Ne orleans the ate in French "I'm so glad YOU like,,it it, sounds a lot better th an It's ,Just little thin. I whipped up myself. , Nice addition to a fruit salad I pitted cluas ioahcd in '.hcrr' DON 'I ehittir thi houst and then stuffed 1tii crani Mrs. Augusta Tadlock. of ~ to their linnic in Atililand. Itestaurants. They witil y(),jr home sewim, pro- ~ Hieesc. i wilat tin't- Of d"N' it sliOuld he Highbanks Road, DeBary, re- Quarter Us e d. Third Street, Chuluntu, spent a 'iaited Baton Rou ge and took jects iI.11i OUt a trip that ort riLat Ilerfunic, don't forget, ih as turned Monday from man!h in Saltville, vn., vjr,IWjg Mr. and hirii. Roy Wood and the Gulf of M.ississippi ficenic space for sewing and h-eep youl'! took them to babalyon friends and relatives. daughteri Linda and Sara, sewing area orgunized. Have! ,it can he important us your island, N Y • Where they visit Bar3 they visited the Stephen a Ic J av .n zi'-cu Before leaving for home, her een113' sj)cfit vim bye in a relaxing weekend scarf, pin or charm bracelet. cci .heir son and daughter-interi& White limit ed space. Set aside Li SLWdaughter, Mrs, Irene Jacobfi, at Ormand .Beach with Mr. and Here are some important law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MWffie- SPrings and stayed several days I -and live children of Ashland, ing room if you're lu i:y enough Mrs. C. A. Wilkey. facts to remember in choosing tan, who accompanied them at the Inn. I ' Ky., drove to Saltville to arto afford It. back to DeB comnan' Mrs. Tadloek on her 4. DON'T anuny the neighbors in Florida. They 1.4 cup , I . . , I i I 1, 16, .. a pecan halves Cream butter or margarine d sugar. Add egg yolks and melted chocolate, beat well MR AND MRS JACK STEWART and daughterc, Cathy and Helen, sere - recent guests of her parents, Rev. and Alrs. At. D. Jackson in Geneva. AIr . I Stew art is former pastor of the First Baptist Church in Geneva and currently pastor of Philadelphia B,iptist Church. Live Oak. Alark Stew- I ," : 1 1, d A._ . ,-.. ~ ~-! -_ , .----.. . ;,.) . A I" ' I different for I tomorrow's - . - , I- fine fabrics 106 Park Ave 323.0313 . /` I ., . if I,p 'Ft . return trip. I~ saw soy- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Vangas- by running your sewing mahow while in New beck of DeBary Drive spent when others might 1JL Cilint hernistry often altert; ti le York and visited friends In their rem mt vacation in the asleep. The newest model mo- i —Try on perfume before week b uying5 ft Individual skin eral new SIUUMP CURRY ChIP DIP they journeyed oll to h1jujili Where they spent another week. 'Al thsp. curry powder .s. Jacobb and her child . ~',_ ,- I 11 after I , i ~ ), '. (I testing Ited grandma, NeUie Carpenter, disturbing anyone. But if you 1 it on your Air ., , I ..., " P.l. . 'k i !~ '.. I A,,J, . .r-_11~"j.I , ii., . p' I . `.' Sawfwd - ~ .:4ir . 'I_____ ., cottage Cheese until SiflOO Stir ji l to gelatin mixture. Beat , e gg hitcs until stiff, gradual ly add remaining '4 cup sugar I k . t t i ' -_ and beat until -very stiff. Fold - Into gelatin mixture, fold In wh1pned Cream. Turn Into pro- pared pan, sprinkle with re A UNIVER Ag" ELECTRIC • MAKER I I ! -~ 1. I ~ 1.~f1. ..;.l . Double Megance M \ $1288 I V ,j/ il COFFEE- I I ' . 11 M AND DAY IRON ~~g _ itthes • e perks nfly ''. t. . fmm stsam to dri • flavor 841KIM 0 Resistsinlo linsd * chmme ever . EAM AND DRY IRON I I 41 I dial coppir 7 your dmfte * tompwature altings for all fabrics 0 lasy to Use I .. ,, ri#iii $ - /1 /7 . ~ i 88 - - IR _~ . 11 j.#~' . : Kuottner of Orlando is the ma- 'Q. - ,kl. r 7% ;~ -~0 ________ -+6 I I "' - . . son, 4W pri, were guests o - heir i -.40 - school system of Jacksonville. She is a former teacher at Southmide School in SunforcL - - I- . I • black dial - your choice e spices and idis 73-PC. SET MELAMINE a complete service for eight $ 995 • Early American rstnt • choice of patterns 24 tumbler% 119, c.arge stt to Gainesville Thursday where lie Is enrolled at the University of Florida. hir. and Mrs. Henry Keller and bon, Joe, of Bristol, VA.. were visiting friends here last - • battery operated Serve warm or chilled. Serves accompanied their son. Robert, CASSEROLE 6 hard cooked eggs, Chopped 2 tbsps. diced pimiento % cup diced celery -. 9 modern styling until knife COMO clean. Remove promptly from liot water. D - ~ SPICE RACK CLOCK -was not present for picture. Mr. and Mrs. Page both teach in the pul)lic , ' n the New custard. Bake in a 325-degree Ited oth er places IIn oven for 35 to 40 mInutes or England states and In Virginia. 6 to 8. 11 — . r an Col. and Mrs. 11. C. I'laPP I - . Peggy and Ann, of Isle of Ca- Blend eggs, sugar and 5alt ' ___ nutmeg, If desired. Set In bak- home on DeBary Avenue after Ing Pau and pour hot water Into having spent the sunimer in during the Pages recent visi t to Geneva Another son, Billy Page, Ui, ': 4~A"-0 - ,, Raymond flavoring Pour into 6 ounce and Mrs Mr custard cups. Sprinkle with Avery have returned to their _____ I I Mrs. Jac , am ; 11, Slowly pour milk into egg mix- Airs. Frank Winkler. REV. M. D. JACKSON (intedin patitor of the First Baptist Church of k t Genes daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Page, AWT and Bobby, pose for Herald photographer' ., : ~ "L_.-, , 4~ -_- ----.. De"Iew __________________________________ ------.----.--..-- Edward. cup sugar tsp salt v 3 cups milk, scalded Miss Rebecca Thomas of 'dcl 1 tsp vanilla bourue and Mr and Mrs Paul "a tsp almond or lemon e x tract Allen Winchell and daughters, I '. . . ": 1. 115 Magnolle Ave. joins an older brother, Todd slightly beaten nutineg if desired t ~# I'. I . -i '. and Mrs. Vangasbeck's two bm have an old model machint Tlirragon available at your Finely crumble shrimp and wrist, you dnn't like Mrs. Adam MuIler was sur- thers, Martin and David a scent the market ? Add some of the eggs. Slowly add cranberry Stage, don't use it iu early houi-5 if I Prised an her birthday Satur- and their families. They attend- it's. Id and noisy. . leaver, to white wine vinegar juict. to sour cream, stirring Dam sour cream it; easy to day. Aug. 27, with & beautiful ed a 24th class reunion at the MW allow to stand for a cou- well. Add curry powder and measure. Because of its 5. DON'T give amateur letthickbirthday cake at the DeBary ftlls-Overfield High School in ons in home sewing. 11 a I ple of days before using in blend. Fuld in ,ihrimp and eggti. ness, measure it in the some Rest ura t. fo owing a steak p It ylva a, W e they a U H enas ni her salads. met friend uskE you to teach her! Serve wiffi potato chips. cup you use for dry ingredient.s. dinner. Mrs. Idul1er wishes to several gf their old ac:11001 how to sew, lie realistic. Teach- I thank h er rly iends friesids hCeafr • I mind her that if she buys a ma- t good w11l. , , WEAR S ½ . * :-i. .1., .. I - 1 I a 5 5 I .. ~ , . vrnn. friend may not be as theatrical photographer, and Scranton, Pa., where they vis so you can safely sew without Mrs. Sharp. pleasant on you. I I I 11 4" , _ . scent. What may smell good on .Brooklyn, J. Sham. a former Bluie Ridge Mountains and in chinet, niahe very little nuise, 1 5 oz can cocktail shrimp ;I : .: ' i ,I I. / ' ._ MEN cup inounds slightly when dropped ternal grandparents. Mrs. Julia BAKED CUSTARDS .• ____ ,_ " J.", — ,- * " \r * - - I , nut. Serves 12.14. as . 4 Lukes Hoap ta ii isa Try this one. ,,, • .. ' . I .., . I , " ;A, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS U fi t 11 mIxture Kiddies love baked custard s. Dunn of Enterprise are the pa i4llo, A ____ I s, . ODDS and ENDS , I .- _______ re . 1. 1. 1. - inutes. Makes 3 born at 5 p.m. Aug. 25 at St. dozen cookies I - f '-.. a at SLACKS SUITS SPORT - COATS JAC - SHIRTS '':.d;.ç : L Snoppe - - occaIoniihly to mixture alternately I . . . . 1uuIJ1, .. .,. -1 -e I .. 1;11. wardrobe. milady's BARGAIN PRICED: sheet Top with a pecan ball ter, Victoria Ella, weighing 1 I on somethi ng I Also hortenIns es, beating and with mUk, sUrring well after By MRS. RITCHIE 111ARRUS each addlUon. Stir in vanfila Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edward and chopped nuts. Drop by tea- Dunn of Altadena, Calif., are art, their son, was not present for picture. ~ rind Ui firm, 2 to 3 hours. Serves 12. cup - I , . .. ________ I u . 11 maczime your ii ter at your favorite store and the perfume expert will help von to know the scen ts Slitwill also adviat you which .s and for best .or your ai salt . guest ' flour Isps. baking powder - frequently. Add ½ cup of s of 1 tsp. vanilla host stir in lemon j('ct Stir ll ,mey will go simply ,,Wild,, jul,re and vanillit. Chill, stirring ' linur a day), the sewing prowill wait a few minutes c1oc's Cook over medium ho-at The friendship you lose may .. a 11id when 1 45 minutes or until thickened. a 'i;]'s manners can come not. 3. ' /2 PR ICE _______ creani we . Add CtUUI1I smut mixture In fluffy. Sift flour . rcmirk i cup graham cracker orve with syrup, jelly or su. es and mixture thickens slightly,3lo1ninsmtes.Itemovefrom ar ker%es 4 ' I . 1. I 1% I" . . se —Don't drench yourself in were honored at a surprise fa - -_ and brown on the other aide constantly until gelatin dlssolv se _________ • e importance. of Ike an expert. The Important ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Black" Osteen During their COfl wearing Ute r "h clothes a pee for appllcation Is on the man, f idCfltlLLl survey to ulse $Pau. visit, the two delightful visitors . cosmetics Me,inwl,hln cream - -- .. "; , ; turn and coat evenly. Fry until togellivr. Stir into gelatin mix lightly brown on one side, turn turp. Place o ver low heat; stir Members are asked to get you are one of flit, more if ynu titan 0 million omcn who friend's husband 'Mans a do Fresh pinch relish is ready : at linme—how i.s yoti.- svwin.p mestic free-ffir-all hns been to #~at three weeks after it's . c ust such a chance , InDde. In it large saucepan, mix m - _____ griddle Dip bread slices, one gar and salt in 2 quart sauceat a time, Into egg mixture, pan Heat egg yolks and milk 's" I . , ". - " ., . . . i,t5l If Honors Osteen \7sitor IC) 3 8 SWIM TRUNKS I n ,iusskr'r Ilkea it 3 rupq creftnied cottage clicene tioners sugar (mild, not tangy) Beat eggs, nillk. sugar and malt together In a shallow dish. I cup heavy cream, whipped 5 - ' - ALL 2 sugar, - taurant. Dr Maria Pew? guest spiil- V 4 ________________________________________________________ • I- 114 r I '1T1 ½ $ mollier of flie. honor guest.. Other gmcst.s lit-, the stork shower hichided Mrs Ernest Anont, \lis Dick llogsluo, Mrs. Steel Drigger, Mrs. Clyde 'Alrs. 3oe 'Aluscato, Airs. Nick Aillsento, Afra. Doyle Hoover, Mrs. Cora' Gentry, Mrs. Robert, Keene, Mrs. Bill Smi th, llis-z Rarnona Cox find 'Mrs. John Cox. (Photo by Blaryann Miles) coflet lefI Chuiun'a Aug 28 to V ,I ~, .~ , ,. \. . % .1. ill ' SUMMER et,, grantilateti ug,,r with ~ndti, Ralf, nutmeg and n(ld creamed mixture, mixing Meg fr07dfl well. Add oatmeal mixture and Combine Ingredients, 11rrits mix thoroughly, 1 Combine egg and juice; beat 1nur Into cup a? mixture into A Ot 9 greased and floured q hy 9 by 2 until Jumt Itlended Serve Im Inch Pan. flake at .115 dolgrp,eq remaining i'rumhs for tn;i, iitgm. for 4.45 mlnutea or tintil cake I1I1LING teats ion,, Remove from oven, spread topping over caksi, place 1 cup sugar, divided eggs under broiler until bubbly and cup milk lightly browned. Serve warm. 2 eggs, separated 1 t bsp sugar TOPPING I Nlix !`i cut) melted butter with I tap grated lemon rind 8 slice, day old broad ki cup brown I th.9p. lemon juice shortening for frying light cream, I cup grated coca- At t.he bonic of Aln.. Elzic Cox (right), 9426 Sornl)ero Street, Bear Lake. DU % ProfeRsional Mlomen's Club will meet far dinner, Tuesday, Sepl. B at 64 p in. in the Planta- Mr. and Mrs. WIII J. Ozier and is no,A- residing at Gaine-%—Remember to aPray perThe two happy grandmothers ments when you wear liii luau I r .)O givt an occasional gift Were weekend guests of his par yule, when he has resumed his toilet water. And It's important to lrnin what frugranet YOU fume on your skin before you have returned to their home in 'V sewed yourself—and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell get them an ZP Wait dies and ifi working towards should wear for each occasion. put on pearls or jewelry. The Darlington, S. C., which they Say so. It's quite proper Ozler, 116 Sunimothn Avenue. slu then you can say those magic The way to find out what perfume can discolor pearls have shared for the past it degree at the i ti Mr. Ozier has completed four words, "Thanks, I made it my- you sewed yourself — . years. scent Is the beat for you is and zome nwtals. a "labor years with the U. S. Air Force Univearsity of Florida. self"' On thu otlier hand, do Of love" in thih, our busy so- I simple. Go to the pe-rfume coun- Il LIZA IIAIEII . s : MARKDOWNS FINAL 2 thsim nugar I cup orange juice, fregh or It tAp. tact., clittinnion and nut . ( , etiitieii IottkI Ittiuti .IiiIte 3 tbpm, itielted butter ()RANG E( ____ , u -- Sanford Personals Chuluota . 4. %. % , or I . I I~ i I I - to Yosemite Park, than Las Vp_ I you 'i,",11 I I group hotn thin. I the beautiful-sme1ling stuff birthday celebration an Aug. 20. DO use your Own sewing that do it mos apart at the scam start wearing it On Pinecreat Inn as the site OWfl home SC% individual. Perfume is important to you the other hand, don't think a the double celebration, with ing equipment. Borrowing can 2 minutes more Pack Into 6 DMT GARDENERS CIRCLE Wade Garner. The eompany'i; * lioniv evono , Jittle dash behi d the ears is each honoree having a birthday make you unpopular. Just re- half-pint sterilized jars and gi ves et 9, at 10 am at the ROSE CIRCLE—Sopt 0, at for mans reasons mist, Herthe Holt, offer, , Iliest. memnt'r that your hest friend 8eal al once. Serve with 7neat 9:45 u.m. Covered dish lunch- sonal pleasure to the one wear- enough Wear It so It will form cake and a beautiful orchid DO' Garden Center. pouI a kind of aura about you. , has ,~. sewing machine, she has I corsage. 'Airs. Blackmon Is al B1S1S CIRCLE—Sept. 0 eon a' 11 home of Mrs Henry Ing It ad Cfl303 mc preview. —Never make the mistake of and Mrs White because she needs So rent ' at 11:30 aan. Covered dish Simpson, Gene 1. DON'T be i copycat. heLl one, buy ow—don't itborrow y a u r Attending the surprise Coleone.For Are YOU hop ta fragrance? putting perfume on a tuna fish salad, luncheon at the Garden Center. WOODILOSE CIRCLE — Sept. vou see a friend wearin,v L, clothes. This can spot the fab- bration were Mr. and Mrs. Dan. ' DD i No one wants to be without the invite friends in to visit find that nothing more than JACARANDA CIRCLE—Sept. 8, at 9:30 a.m. at the Garden dress you like, clan', Copy it. 4. of ric. aid LeFlIs grandchildren, and of loveliness an aura white you're sewing. You don't maynnnaise plus diced celery fiense 9, at 7 p.m. Covered dish lunch-, Center. ' fragranct, gives. lt's us Im. —With the help of an atom- their eight Children, who are There are plenty oil patterns for have to be a home-sewing ber- an d'gherkins are needed. Serve . new dresses, suits, coan,. Try f the hortmit to do a good job. Serve the sulad on crisp greens. portant a part of good grooming IZCT held at Samantha somt of the newer uric' anti ' chat it mak es your SCW as her hair style and make-up the body, sWay yourse1f and ored guests. Kra. she may copy you. the fine mist will. eft mW StaIlard, -a friend, was also a inr, ,t) faster. Besides. you may There Is a vast difference be'* r, L~ I s .I. MciI I t If'I'I H AK I '4 iip t'nItI,,g f)r . P epper one of "Alure'll let i through the goltien 1 . : . ____________ 1o - MIMOSA CIRCLE,-Sept. at 9,45 -a .m. at the home of PA.JtI CIItCLE—Sept , MRS FHL1P MUSCATO ns uet of honor t n recent stoik shower of 'I F f . ____ at Capistrano, then up the coast Joint Celebration ,., _ . - : °1 CAM ELLIA CIRCLL—Sept 0 luncheon at the home of Mrs - .. ..-A-- the young couple are ar MAGNOLIA CHICLE . 'our Club,of Sanford will begin hold- Melleynolds. ing their monthly meetings In P. , - 4 'e1 2qunrtc B PATRICIA KING salesIad Thfl3 suggest, tell her Y'iu ma stitch up dress in fresh petiches, I c u p of seedl ess so Don't just take the -first Newspaper En terprise As hi polite jig tlrnL hut din temper the tele raisins, i cups of brown aug perfume site tries on YOU Mrs J R Blackmon and come unzlpptci hik 'oti re do phone rrn in t e mi C 0 NEW YORK (NEA) , CLIp cider vinegar, 2 —if you are going to wear Mrs- W. F. White were rorent '"' I sewing project. lf you hudget ;Li s It RPPCthI perf ume, apply The fragrance guests of their son and doughVflU sewing time eas, an tuIsFn many A ii huir m.inufac . ,ons of ground cinnamon e The circles of flue Garden eon it the home of Mrs A C ; ,. .d.\ marriage will be solemnOct. 28 at jied on of .j I . The - 11cr headpiece was ticahl3 to the matron of honor. B Smith and sons, all of Ti- friends in Golden , Texas, semi-formal matching and she carried it I the groom, and Miss Darlene tuaville. i I, t I , I Sanf'n'd, attended as matron of blouse '' WI irm RrrtI ___._.___-_-. I---- ' Imp malt or high quality protein with ('F Ii OIIflVC paper COW drink k'lv tiiw criea anti come rupm. Makem ID to 12 aervingm. re Int t imp. cim ide digemlililifly 'l'hey are ac " (q1j nititio W have a request for nocepted am flit Important dietary Pour fir. Popper ovpr Infancy Ike ( Iseemecake hI0I)fl (tie stir tet qtaiitl ic to 20 mIniitc' reqisirentent f r o m age f ' : (It tttirb I • meth stern. 1 reception 11w Painted Desert, the of Cassel. Petrifi ed Forest and the Grand . I . .. Wi Ihc t1sih Hiirgc'r It) IIk piIIIt'Il 1 ng or : I any of Sanford. cordially invited to attend the ceremony and immed folir,wing. Tk,y visited the old Mission ~ Amung the out-af-town wed- .'rn schools. She is a 19R6 graduate of Seminole High Sehool. lkr fiance aln 'mas bOl•fl Sanford and attended Seminole i.'ount, schools Re is presently omplove of Chore and Corn- tives . 1 I. ued sin their tour that tank Route 2, Box 480, carried a bridal cascade Ceti- tered with corsage .. ac crown of seed pearls and she I I 1. their three chIldren, the bride wore them over 6,932 miles to Glen pink linen It with white ceuories Ufl he visit Mr. and Mrs Herbert t Id C al U SLugusUn:, e newlyweds dren, where a family reunion Following a wedding , I-, -,-:,,, • :" i eten . 1 ,3, Church. All friends and rela- , and Michael, at San Clements, Farmers Market The3 contin For - lk . -, with U ers of lace ruffles. Bar -bouffant veil of silk D- U5 , I u'i -• ! 0. '' Friday on site Immediately Calif., whose home Is on a th ceremony As cliff overlooking the Pacific sisting at the recepton Ocean. 'Mrs Jack Owens, Mi'se They all visited Dicnevlaricj tlw I father the bridt chose tar her L was , _______________________________________________ F ' l,, XomemahRh CoOAIW . I fl MflS II 1, 3OUNMON ':• an 4. I..~ -, - : no brid")PN was born In . I . . . ; ~'s .6 ~* ._ I I cnnirnn: Tindel on of Mr nd Mrs S A. Tindel of Lake Monroe. Journeyed on 0 *1 . m glads, mums and fern accentthg the altar area. ,_~ _ __ t 'engagemcnt sund t apprnhIng marriage of th1t '"~i . ..:,:;-,~,!r:77- II . . ,-.. n I Sanford ". " -~,* * -,,, , '? ~ - .....-- , ...'' V~"-. VT.-* -11-~.. ., ''. , and Mrs. Edward J. fire an Jr. f * .% -,q-r. ?1 Engaged __ ... ther of the groom, Bobby Capital at Talinhasgoo or, routo I Brown. Pa4 Brown and Tim to a tour of Allssissippl, South Whitten. Ring Texas and Now Orleans, La., Wiggins , nephew o e where they dined at Court of I Mrs. Wiggins chose for her Two Sisters S. In the French Quar d te' wedding a chow ter. L " hUe w a a dacron dress w. stopped in '?'eicac to ('' 11 a corsage series and the Alamo, then r carnations. ____. iiiC niO''t!T " groom, Oceanside and San Tgo, Mrs. Forrest, wore a ht '. -' Calif and Mrs. Walker's bro. I .I ensemble complemented with white accessories and a earns, Mrs. Charles Springer, and ?Imouy, July 23, 1fl6, at 210 .in. at the Central Baptist Church Rev. Gall B. Smith was the officiating clergyman at the candlelight and double ring Cameron - uiihers were Jerr3' Forrest, b,. ArnanderAflu:vftt rest Jr., son of 'Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Forrest Sr., aIxo of Sonlard, were urilted in Holy Mat- , 1. Miss Evelyn Return From Scenic mnlds'Fhey were gowned Iden A urnie B Wiggins Jr, of San ford, and Allen RrnI tL The Ivan Walkers Robertson were the brides. gins, L. ~10 4 - !--- I', I ,P.r " . . I sib ." % ~ / I **,%.-, ,V7,1 Pr., - ,41:, P S t , I __Z. ~- " . 1), '' -&I.'... " ", .1 _________ ere Smart - . . . •, . - their dughter and ion in , I I - I .-. -~~~ , , ~, , ,,: , Is 7pq~)~~A,:,`. 4 .11, ., , -, . _, ..q ;,, . I I I, .*.,; - , .., Z 17 . . . I. lightly browned. Drain friend'i; . . I., -...1 .. .. I ;:;, -- . .A. :.I'-.. 4:, -, . I !. .. ..1 ... , . r, . 1. I. , 1. ~ . I... . ...- I. , , , ", , . I .. I " , I.. .,~ :~'..T';. .~ .9 , C,%";~"` i t _ _,,>-- " I , _ V . . .. ".~:Ili,`'':'.,, ., ,,, fk" . *,-~~ . , , W e .0 ,, ,. T:. : , -.Iz,fl~;_, ;.,;:, 1, , . . . . '. . ."U;_,-~~'-,' ;~ I , le , . ., ; , V ' : ". ; ' .- '. . . . -., . I .1 I . . . . . -- 1 ' - ready-to-wear der and daughten, Deism and Jamey, of lAke Drive ,visued har mother in Tuscakwaa, Al&. blue (right) a woven ! A outfit thut it k suu L the Madti of Low., Sickness I . I-- . I TexWed and polished %4K Sdd duo with two "'. 0 Toft"24V gold wl& paUshed stdd eftes. - ,V~,, I . . ~ - dr . : 1~ - - 1 I I . - 0 I . t .. 't pulled diij UK sold duo. $4250 I band add splandar to y, (wWay 17." It.) ___ Mn*. A I i Cell 644.4941 accom ANRD A ez* I MR. AD MRS. AL1R'r J HUFF and dauh. ; " $.' ter, Charlotte Ann, were guest,5 at tile J. E. Mutil- '_ .. ,': " is F NAUM - - home last "' - - eck tid They ate fosi:u r lebi delits fif Gelleva. fluff ib a C81 in the U. S. Navy and haw jui3t, rw&ntly returned from 18 monthij in Viet Nam. mm o i _~ A uew lint remover it; wash- 14 cup milk able. blade of perma-tac ad- I cup mayonnaise dressing hesive bonded to an aluminum tt ante salt Fsp. pepper Mrs Ruth Long returned University of Mississippi, "010 Miss,,, just in Ume to r,esunie h er tutios ai librarian in thu schools of Seminole County . roller conxole, therniotitutically golden brown or abo contrulled, to heat 14 rollers uk of v3sied sizes In 10 minutes. They are presently making their home in Daytona L4t-h, whete t icy awaIt fut IC1 •ii - ig - :euts, - ' '/1 . L:,~ '_ - L, J~.. SCHICK 1. 62-PC STAINLESS ~4 SHAVER • comfort control stce for dial e stainlen steel head SHAVER 0 SUIRIOS3 ~tdtl yourchoice ;603 a "SupiiJilin" fot sidobuins $2988 0 a itlij t 143 0 16 t4J3PtW3 * choice at p4dwas (. 11".0. muce -_ . -1 _: 21/l.qt. We with ilhei Makts 8 servings. cook on grill, spread hslv Mis va Cohen and Alit-u, Miii J)os (uudwln, Miss Gale _ ML — PLUS 14!Q11 V0011. WtUld Jnd Mrs. Henry Boyd of Orlando- C, — 'I J14,6 tic w h ipped cream egg fctaii Pit, don't bwLttLn 'Jo Qflj e 8 Uives 9 8 dimna toiks * 6 s4lid toiks - . If >u 11 'k ily, Urs. Charles Ray and fumtw says there's lio contact with 8vhuQl fuOtbull 98incCHILI 13 AND electricity at any titne and it's HA81i safe fur all tylws of hair. When 2 15,111- C1111111 corned beef halh tallilly, Mrs. Geneva 11radley cJ81 Chill amuce und family, Mrs. Carol Goodwin Iunsuid,thWp got-s cr the •iiIc'd union 1I1U and fmsiIly, Mrs Ruby itudden 1110itly Qu WLWIII hillves luf berry and lamily, Mias Judy . % FLATWARE i't complete • never needs puli3hrng .- 2 ieux ff9 OrloWe Ave. famil 11 0. and Business William Bertacbe and 1½ cups) .. , I., ,.,%~. ;1 / . .."",40.-. 1. I .. " I , t~ . I Ac!T ~ ,'. . Mrs New 2 tbsps. melted butter Mra. Senie K. Lawson left last Blend chopped eggs, piluiouI cup of the cracker week for it visit with her niece. g Laudle a su'lics (" fufjsj is Ivii when in Ube. When the top is crumbb, mayonnaise or s put ouck on, the roller becomes dressing, milk and seaboalnits. Mrs. Ilarold Goodwin &I'd a sleek bureau top or travel aclow rasmerole or 9411ch Pie PA13- hIrs. i.eroy Colien were hostessTop with rellimining cracker es at a shower at the holue of For faster drying after (jje crumbs bleuded with the butter. Mrs. Guodwiu on Monday buti. hoine x1jampoo, there's a hair Bake in 400-dogres oven until oring Mrs. DiH Colien, recent I'll .~ ~ She Aivises on all Problems Avu What's roller, the lint can be rinsed off % the rolkr with water and the roller is ready to work again. 24 . CWUY.d seeing V. . 11 I .I W. PowelL at Gulf ]Brftu ;.;4- - design that jmt*ensa the long esverb1u i .I , Palmist & QUAIM AMM have lomme a way of Iffe for the Amerkm wagon. lZu ., 4 OWN dinaiiii; *ft) IdIs x1raidd from a stripW y&t ad Js em vda the dav*VL Z I . IssiM wfft a double ratir of buUaus and a petar pan call1mr. Two-pad wow IM& is jawa s with II I Ir free. is - I . - at honlij, YOU 4was Also Present at the fam,IV frankfurters and add them to InIgul i"ve cub[ -vuuMay skillet Add % cup eacb of UP Bary Nestaurant. Mr. Orr haj sliced sweet gherkms and but. friend if you say bu--e been tranderred tram the tied barbecue sauce. and I Knitting ii pair of rylon King1ton IBM office to Cary, tablespow of sweet pickle hquid. Cover and heat well. tituckingE involves liume two I S. C. fime on 6 hamburger bum, rulflioij bepuratt, operutiunb an I . ubout three miles of filument. Mr. MW Mn- Alvin 11. Crow. xPlit and toasted. , - 'r 'I, , "I•••u4'' Pickled frank machine urchiase paraUon on thC spot. A the DO's Shoe I smaU onion and ,saute '~~ .-~ . ; ,- ! . ill, in buns are to of Magnolia Drive tert ed heated li sauce for easy PICflIC the beginner'r. course, with a Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Renb, . Classic Wedding Duos I-- Stainless steel and Tot Ions 514-0. Dwt t . ': - . :n cooking, and cleaning. -_____________________________________ $39" " ________________ I.- Ult; Z-18-01111111 kod.-C&U Pit: lb 1JUItt Cli of bung With Illibb. top With (jow wln filld mrb. ljoyli l (;00d. egg .Nucc* bud roulaining bun W in, . bweVI, twjuA ib ih, For good flavor, brown beet and cook over charcoal grill Mr. and Mr.. harvey Dunn bilortribs before firalbing; and until heated through (10-15 inin- spent We weekend In St. Augusadd a of sugar to the utes), turning with tongs once tine whore they saw llw play, liquid used for e tirIsing, or twice. ' $ww' d and Cross." .I . I I __ ! $ANID PLAZA OPEN THUIS. & P11 TIL - - 3U.1000 _____________________________________________________________________________________ -. -. 1~_; - 4~~_.,''o .~ . ,'.I *?s''-4,~'. f___.,~_~ - __ ..-- — I . ., j _. _. 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The success story at Seminole High School has been written rna.'zy times In the past by its irnitlon from the eosiches as the and sophomore Bobby Lund WIth 15 more days until San. resses. g team pro quist. don fard's Fighting Seminoles Another bright spot is the "Tuesday's scrimmage look. their gear and travel to Titusod real sloppy, ft was our worst anticipated return of senior coaching staff has yule, of the year, Our Injuries have Duane, I.affollette, who s been working hard on polishing much exrd for guard-tackle chits. to do with It though," the total offensive series and plalned Coach Buck Mt'tts. M'•lts praised the following bringing the defense up to par. Most uf the workout wasn't ,on boys for a pond lob defensively: Tuesday the Tribe worked on pleasant for the coaches, but Defensive signal caller Jay passing and perfecting Its over pleasure ?slctts expressed Stok.'; tackles Stan Hemphill an hour. about for "trap" series the nassing game of both quarMeyer; ends Mason been and Oordon The defensive game has terbacks, senior Abner Stumpf Wharton and Greg Ganas; linereeewmg more and more at_________________________________ rrnL?l 't*,I!IW1t tur 1. J. (I C ___ - C Juan Wins No. 20 ---It Wasn't Easy 1: J,, 2 1 ~ I a I By Aasocialed Press Pittsburgh's fans fanned the Pirates past the Los Angeles Dodgers, but Juan Marichal enjoyed anything but a breeze against the New York 1ets. Some 81,000 spectators were on hand with their paper fans Wednrsday night as the Pirates edged the I 1 odgers 4-8 while Marichal sweated out his 20th victory as San Francisco nipped th e Hunt in the ninth Inning. Mots 2-1. "I felt something pull,' ManThe results left the Pirates place in chal said alter th e game. "It tied for fi rs t, ts and Gian the National League with the wnrries flW, but I hope it's third - place Dodgers falling nothing serious." Elsewhere in the NL Philndelthree games hack. The fans who came to watch phia whipped Houston 10-5, Cm the Pirates play received f ree cinnati trimmed Chicago 7- and fans as th ey entered the park. Atlanta defea ted St. Louis 8.5. put them to use in the fourth Inning after Roberta Ciemonte reached first base on Jim • Lefelvse'a error, Whn everyone In the stands started waving the fans, the Dodgers complained to the urnpines. And while the umpires wai ted for the breeze to stop. the game was delayed for five THE ASSOCIATED PRESS minutes. - V - ti 11 P C, CA b4 The people who %Titr those Page 2A Se at at NJ — - \ .--. •. I we en, - Mr , C - ` . I , ) & . . .00 - - - - . - - - '' r I — - $ -. - - - 'S - - - THE LIONS starting II from Oviedo High School are shown above in their respective positions they'll be playing for their opening game Sept. 28 at Dunnellon. Front row left to right are Wally Jarnagin end, Steve Bratton — tackle, Mark Colbert guard, .lohi Arie — center, David Hill - guard, Neil Stanko tackle and Randy Jan. end. Starting backfield assignments are Ted Janson halfback, Hank TuIp — running back; Billy Caffee quarterback and Bob Fugate fullback, - son - - - - - McManus Holds Court Gives Okay Lead Am For Seminole Racing Gurley Scores Big In DeLand - Irle B dan and NEW YORK (fl'l) — The Continental Football League ast.s professional football's only executive in the baseball Ball of Fame, the sport's tallest quarters back, a host of famous coaches and an all-consuming ambition. That ambition is to become the third major prom Hardin, a highly successful fessional league in the United State's, which explains the pre- conch at the Naval Academy, is the pilot of the Philadelphia sence of such big names Bulldogs. He has an *saIst.rnt ,lackie Robinson. Andy Rohus- by the name of Stew Van telli, Ken Carpenter and WftII)C Buren, who made quite a name con reti A the wlii 51 — T mat less and pie Salo ___ a I - 5 0 ,0,111 I - ,. ', - . - k t I • - -- - - - IF l)ick Cupiniid J - '?'tin Longwood. 111.4I yinati (;reyhtni titla have bell ss'orkIng on all l)hnses of pigskin play and the )WCMCflCC of experkuced and talented l)el'ft')1'mlrs Is bei'oniing fliore ' ' - 1. /4/ • aii1 mo re evident with each twssion, i -, The 'Hound mentor now has ( l)l')sPevtivO grid. "ll I. dorm from which tie e x pects to HATHY mele't '24 s'nrsity performers. k, , %, Less than three weeks remain .1 11 6 before the (reyhouiids will he. ,+7f 4AJ' gin the fail season In \'iid. K Record , -j, wool against the Orange Dolt 1 . Conference chanips iind Cope11 ,$I . ' land and his assista nt are '.i'O. shifting players and positions DUQUOIN . Til e :t, (A) • " / the up with in hopes of coming Kerry Way put the big . It sight combination, boys in their pliiee In $ lie 11am- -, . According to the Lyman hietonian. . .1),3." ' coach, now In his fourth yearTe big, strong daughter of -"- 7 . at the Longwood school, 'Hound famed Stair's Pride, sire of the G't IY//O 144P$ grew yq4 B/o'7' fans can expect to see almost last three winners '5E' of the hilator",fey fO 7//i s', sw RS ,W Wonierns all of the offensive starters Ic classic lot' :i year-old trotVFI4R5 ,6/ r6'eoa6#/P6$'f',#f/WFY 45 going both Ways doubling as tei's won in straight tulle heats tg,PF ,q I T,niF, M1141 8' 4/ 10/Y6 77/F 5/X defensive performers. "We're \'('(i$ies(ialy and set a world q'r m,r4M,,vf #/ gong to have to go with what jAP/!5 flRp5f,'I$ ' 4;• we have and hope for the best," Kerry Way became (lie 1101 lJ6%f4'FF, Afl.'4/e CF 6O€f/4 #3Z,OOO says Copeland. ii i the llambletonian's 41 ,V/; r. /4OOO Qa/4'6 ,'Vt'F t'ftWLq. Right now what he has years to will (lie trophy and the -. looks pretty good. Junior quar- first since Emily's l'nldo in JM,flmft 4 I J$V P".tw flle4N tet-back Mike Hargis promises 1958. to be a constant passing threat "She has to be the greatest with top receivers such as Dan filly I've ever driven," said 62O"crton and Bruce Stuart. Jim year-old Frank Ervin. 'After aI1C Lucas wil l pro vide she a world record. We aurance as field general. Paul IAmbert, two year letterman, got the job done with Kerry SPRINGFIELI), Ohio (AP)—The Mix WOflWfl Cf In)and determination," will be the fullback. A battle Way's gritWay, the 2-year-old peting in the first I1ndles' World Set'jt's of Golf have Kerry Is on at halfback with senior characteristic that. makes It. crystal clear they a ry letterman Bob EldriiIge and $ rolling champion or 11165, hiaid itiembers of the wes.ker sex. Dave Straughan, non-letterman a slow start, this year when They don't agree on very ninny things. I1CV4 boot Infected her ankle. Brent Helms, and soph Torn Particularly when it conies to picking it favorite 11cr record now Is five victoPinnock competing for the In the two-day 86-hole medal ties in 10 starts and she wil l go ning post. Right now, Eldridge for more at Indinpoli next test on the 6 , 504-yard, tact 72 and Pinnock appear to have week. Springfield Country Club the edge. Kerry Way, owned by Gaines- course. Copeland is high on the redway Farm of Lexington, Ky. headed Stu art, not. only as a "Everyone is all keyed map for the two opening heats fine end, but also as a depend- sped in this one," said Mickey Wright, cornable toe. Stuart will boot all 1:58 4.5 and 1:59 3-5 for a world one of the lady professlonait cir. the PAT's, do the place kick- bined time of 3:58 2-5—a Ing, and punt for the 'Hounds, record for 3-year-old trotting cult's all-time top players. "I don't think you can pick a fitCopeland says the six-four stat- fillies on a mile track, it erased vorite . . . but if you haive to, wart has added a great deal the old murk of 3:58 4-5 by try Sandra Haynie. She's been of confidence and 18 greatly Elaine Rodney at Lexington 1969. Ervin, a native of l'ekin, playing so well lately." improved. The golf sextet, playing in two In a move to bolster the lineIll., captured his second Hani- thireesomes, started shooting to. strength, Bill "The Blade" blctoniim in 15 appearances and day for the $32,000 purse, largDempser was switched from now hiiis 101 drives of two mm- est ever in a Ladies Professionbalfbaék to offensive guard as utes or lower. al Golf Association tournament. Polaris, the Yonkers Futurity First place is worth a backup man for starters Dan $10,000. Peterson and Torn Fletter. winner reined by George Shol. Mickey will play with Kathy DempJey is expected to see uc. ty, finished second in both heats. Whitworth and Clifford Ann tion also as a defensive buck. being defeated by 3-4 length in Creed while Sandra, who won the first and a neck in the the Glass City Open in Toledo ond In a thrilling stretch battle last weekend, goes with Carol that brought some 23,000 fans to Mann and Sandra ay Says their feet. Miss Mann, the third-leading With a field of 12, the Ham- money-winner from Towson, He'll Quit Rieng bletonlan grossed $122,540. Md., and Miss Haynie. at 23 the fourth largest. Kerry Way youngest competitor in the seboosted her two-year earnings ries, both think Miss Whltworth I.f He Loses t by $60,044 to $207,186. Is the one to beat. FRANKFURT, G e r m a n y Polaris collected second muon- Miss Creed and Miss Spuzich (UPI)—Heavyweight champion ey of $30,022 for owners Patrick said they felt everyone had a Cassius Clay repeated that tired Digemrnro and Anthony Lcces good shot at the top prize. old phrase Wednesday that he so of Scottsville, N.Y. Shatter And the 27-year-old Miss Whitwould retire from the ring if Way, at unofficial odds of 25-1 worth shrugged oil tier favor. he loses to \Vest Germany's for the bctle'ss race, was a sur- ftc's role. Karl Mildenberger in his title prising third alter a 4-3 finish. "You can never count out the defense here Sept. 10. lie was shipped from Sweden great Mickey Wright. Putting The 24-year-old lien veiglit, for the event and eartied $14,410 could be the difference and tinywho prefers to be called Mu- for owner Kurt }lellberg of Mel. nk and Creed have been putting bammiid All, said at x news lerud, Sweden. very well," she said. conferen ce Wednesday that if Fourth place, worth $9,607, be loses to Mildenberger lie will retire from the ring and went to Carlisle with 3.7. and Due To Arrive become a full-time minister for fifth money Of $6,004 went to NEW YORK (DPI) — Santos Arizibro Gazelle, 6-4. The other of Brazil. winner of time U. S. the Black Muslims. Clay, appearing much sharp- finishers in order were Brokers Cup if Champions soccer tourer with his replies to questions Choice 7-5, Governor Ar:nbro narn?nt last week, was due than on his arrival here Tues. 5-11, Rocket Rodney 12-6, Our back in New York today for its day, forewarned Mildenberger Rainbow 8-9, Careless Vlado 9-8, Labor Day match against Inter to "bc-ready that night because Starlight Way 10-10 and All Milan of Italy at Yankee StudAmerican 11-12. 1 mm. I always am." JVH/rw4qr# ' .410 , i. 4 - - - ' m ' g $ all. for himself in the same town T are few players of with the Eagles more than a America stature s c a t. t c r e d decade ago. Mary Bass stepped among th e league's 10 teams at down as coach at Sou th Caopresent so the emphasis has lina to take a similar job with been on attracting the fans in. the Montreal Beavers. to the stands with competitive FEW FAMOUS COLLEGIANS football and a generous helping For a while, at least, th e of managerial personnel who league wi ll have to rely on have gain ed fame on the field. HIRE ROBINSON these people to crea te the news; DODGERS Th ere are some famous eolie' The Brooklyn Dodgers, in one the gians preent but most of these.of the three new teams one-time wonders have been league, hired Robinson, the failures in the past, These inHall of Fame second baseman dude Sonny Gibbs, the highly with the baseball Dodgers and touted 6-foot.7 quarterback a brilliant halfback at UCLA, from Texas Christi= wi,, as well as Rohustelli, a peren- couldn't make It with Dallas *or r Palmer---No Obit Yet! fnagic eli'ir and that losing the awari','' Arnie -:1u) i''r the loirnnmrnt if insP happn that Whilfr wime Mkc-'f,f Ii's are ;irrpnr- Open as he cliii eUh (-rent such list crniplo of vear, I have .,I- hr' are coniipg on t. 1st imig his golf rihiti,:, ry, A rr,elcI a pcv(-hotot!u-nl irnpa-t thiit hi' I lower) n-iv'lf to et rovi'recj iij) - r 'I purl h'nlnic'r still hulks confidently (it cony never win another ma mr with hipinesc •tf;tirc, ann it has k there an ,ltt$Irk of ptI$tin - affected my golf. winning fbi' Masters, NM ann) crow n. nerves, such .is !hHt -ditch (IS. sinil 11010i cipr'ns in a sinThere has been .i tendmwv p):,gues Ben f-Int(an. F'nl,nc'r, his ty,xer s ph,r1,ie vs !nwirn1 hurl Inst roi,,inlc, as coc gli' yesir. '1 thought once that :1W )ttt''It's always hir'c'n i ny Moid. trim sinh) t anned, ridiem,ted such ,'asi cii In pr'i'i $lcI,l, r $-flme l inti hail znne sour, - rhen I found soul I still think I have it chieriro ;,'sciruisvri during the f'h',h,rleh from hehinri fintshc's in the ear- in,? that it 'v;is n"t that T wasn't to dci if,'' flu' jc't flying million ,hiin (:l,,je h,' last touirna lv i'sti'ei'i' is Ihere .in expI:,na- ett ing the 1)1111 as '!rce to the aItJ n ppr'si .at nbc', Fla.. sure prc' Incia, I hole I have good putt log days ra Ui- P Hnt I the t ion" cornt ''It's true -a'em to play bet . ;un(l had. My Joh s to put Al the :iftc'r w,,t-1,irig another Inumnria- World MaP-h F'l.tv event in Engrnt't,t sli;i away last. weekend in land in lute September. I ter when I ani behind, when I pieces tnether. I -xiii the l'tiil;icic'lphin Cisissic at the Jext: Pressure from -nihe's spr,rtc, I think ways hurl one hurl round in -i ''fe-, ('(iiflf,c't Valley ('mint ry rinlp. t'u 'c a a r'.c '' liort it fit s Rut rrnv. mmii, he id ge k a ct :itm' -''tf'' ',,i.t n I,,liII,.r tc,'ftiniv '''I,.,.r,.,,,s Iia'.n hi t tic' right. Ira,r' iii iriliud. 1 Is,a n ilicin t -v in •i in ;ifr,r jilsuii In rest ii ,iuimit h. I've rr'or I ii nil lit, w sic tO when h" 'nn the H iii ,i'd toy hi icit,c'ss 50 it ('71,1 Tflf)i()nShii p , in? ii he 'v-as ,V doesn't sisk such heavy di''1a?ic,naI Opc'n and asters, mounds on my golf. I'm rni)v :in. ~ ,;iritls,b Open in 1951 if you feel I've got plenty of time left" out of it, yoti are ou,t of it. If yrni Palmer r'nmr,c' i'lose to the i feel in it As I rio ynti have a mrnfeccIcinuul grand slum in 1960 vu-e' whemu he won f lip M sisters and What is the' iii fferprn- e in the U.S. pem:s, n,icsc'cl the Itnitich f'nlriwr of l96 61 and the Pal Open liv a ';t mike aiim) len) the I roer of I '161 6'i? I'UA through the first rotund. I ''1 find it harder to May Since the 1961 Masters, however, he has failed to win a majuir crown 5mm) lusts fallen into a San See e slump that lists sec' n him cap- tori' only four tour tnuurnsimcntc In Net Play in two vm'smrs. This vc'ar. sifter \'iIulIng the NEW YORK (.Vli -\ look l.os An,gr'l.'s Open and the Tour- at who failed to he seeded nsmrnent of Champions, he blew showed the United States I.awn men's chamolonships H sevemi stroke lend in the last Tennis O n e holes to 11111 Casper in the starting at 'orect Fulls today U.S. Open at San 1"rnneisco, have almost as much quality as then lost the playoff by four quantity. shuts. tic- stint a 77 in the final Defending champion Manual round of the Insurance Open at Santsine, of Stiain ranks first, Wethersfield. (onri., less than followed by Roy Emerson of two weeks ago and blew the Australia. 0 e n n i s Ralston, lend on the final day Sunday in Arthur ,tshe. Cliff Richey and f lit, Pill iudc'Iphuill Classic'. Clark Grachner of the U nited TIii'i'ajclden still). of fort iunes States, Tony Iti, -hr of ,mist ra ha hs caijwd ninny golf observers and Cliff I)rvcdale of South to prvdiu-t that the great man A fricu arc' the other wenjs, a) may finally lisive run out, of his I though not in that order. f ' I f h l.AI I F, 1.1'hIIA (AV) --- - ' - ca - into the Ilnistiers. nishers. Bob Murphy Jr., 23-year-old holes two shots up on Peter Major League Standings Thomson. his fellow Australian, defending champion from Nich NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE ols, Fin., shot an opening-round I Bob Charles of New Zealand and Peter Butler and Hedly W. L. Pet. Gil. 73. W. L. Pet. GB. MiicroIi of Etuzl&rnd. San Fran. ... 711 55 .586 — Baltimore ... 83 49 .629 — Run Cerruuo. 21-year-ow fur At 71 were nine others, includPittsburgh .. 711 55 .586 — Detroit ------71 61 .530 12 met Sun Jose State, Calif. stuLos Angeles . 74 57 .565 3 Minnesota ... 72 63 .533 124 dent, one of the youngsters to ing Americans Jackie Cupit, I Phthidel. ..... 71 64 .526 11 Chicago .... 71 65 .522 34 heed the demand of Merin's Terry Dill, John Lutz and Rex tricky Baxter. Cincinnati ... 68 65 .611 10 Cleveland .... 69 65 .515 15 tight fairways and St. Louis . . -. 67 86 .604 Ii California ... 67 66 .51)4 1G greens, gaid he played "very Atlanta ......63 611 .481 34 Washington . 62 76 .449 24 cautiously" in scoring his par 4 More Coaches Hustun ......61 72 .451) 17 New 'York ... 60 74 .4411 24 35-35-70. Cerrudo tied with Jet-- I UH'EIi MON'iCLAIlt, N. J. New York ... 50 76 .433 20'i* Boston .......(ill 711 .435 26 ry Greenbaum. stocky 1962 grii- - (UPI)—Montclair State College duate of Tulane. Kansas city - Sft 77 .434 26 Chicago .....46 86 .348 3I Wednesday announced the addiWednesday's Results Wednesday's Results tiun of four assistant coaches Right wing Gordic Howe' of to IF football staff, Those Pittsburgh 4. Los Angeles I Baltimore 5, Cleveland i the Detroit Red Wings has been named were Babe Boason, Minnesota 11, Boston 2 Cincinnati 7, Chicago 5 HaUled it record nine times to Itichie Higgins, Jeff Gannon California 5, New York 2 Atlanta S. St. Louis 5 Chicago 73, Detroit rI-i, 1st the Nutiunul Hockey League and Bob tlornstein. The head San Francisco 2, New York I AllStier team. couch is Henry Ferris. game, 12 innings hllndelnhia III. Houston tn o S tt!L_..TP_ _ 1 - - -wasuuiwi Oil. Kansas a 4L,V Today's Gaines 0.4 Today's Gaines Situ Francisco at New York New York at California. N Houston at Piiiiadeiphia. N I Detroit at Chicago, N Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. N Baltimore at Cleveland. N Chicago at Cincinnati. N Only games scheduled At1nta at St. Louis. N Fridays Gaines Washington at California. N Friday's Games Boston at Kansas City, N Philadelphia at New Yoit, N New York at Minnesota. N Houston at Atlanta. N Baltimore at Chicago. N Chicago at PIttsburgh. N Detroit at Cleveland. 2 twiLos Angeles at Cincinnati. N San Francisco at St. Louis. N night a 1 - I ," - , Nagle Leads Carling Thi •- "' Hamblefonian Car - , ,V 4 d" W AV4_1901f At Continental Loop .The Big Amb''ition - li fird - - __ -. - By Alan Mayer - New World With Bum Knee yel Haynie A mong Favorites In Ladies World Series - - - jfjvp ' - -. - ................... -S - ¶,-,L -------- - to no - Cl Boost For The Gators Trapp--Not So Innocent fi f. AINESVlLLE — The pre- I 203 yards and a pair of TDs a sence of a "killer" and a guy year ago as a sophomore. The itmed Smith could Improve Bradenton speedster runs the Florida's outlook at offensive 100 In 9.8 and has the 1)OtCtl tin) to be an outstanding rohalfback in 113GG. I ceiver. The guy named Smith, a -sophomore who goes by the I carries first name of Larry, Impressive high awbool and freshman statistics and appears capable of playing Southeastem conference foothhI. He will i N num be r th full as the e start one tailback and Gat-or head coach Buy Gtiivea hopes there i is $ man on the squad cai)uble of boating him out. "If anybody beats Larry out 4 at tafibaick we are going to i us two potentially great ',r:/ ere," Graves says. th ones _L. I. y. ' Smith Is 6.4, 216 pounds, runs the 40 in 4.6 and the 100 In ' -. 10.1 and Is gifted in virtually the gums of of phase every football. . "XIUr" Is wi,mg back -flanker I Richard Trapp, whose Innocen t face and slender frame prompt. *4 teammates to humig thitit nlckn*m on lilni a year ago. RICHAIW TRAPP Tr.ii, caught 11 passes for , - - - ' - - - - ' - - Behind Smith at tuilbuek are a pair of aUI)hOfllotc$, buth with ability. Tom Christian of St. Petersburg, 6-1, 210 and one of the quickest bucks to lilt Florida In many yours, Is nurnher two man and will also work at fullback, 'I'onumy Glenn of Jacksonville, 6..2, 208, is third In line and will likely get a look at the wimigbuck-flunker spot, also. Senior Marquis Ilueszler of Atlunta, (#'a. will also work at titilbitek, slung with seeing duty at fullback and whigbut'k. 'I'rupp will be pushed by sopho m ore 11111 Mt-Bride of Clearwater, iiurhupa (fluiin and follow junior li ron m Wa ges of Jacksonville, who Is likely to got a slow start. this full duo to an arm Imijury, This is the sItutluii witim Ga. thist $11111,11, the biggest buck to play for Florida In it lung tune, will get a workout sat-h Saturday. He c-sit run, cIe')i the bull sad block umiti will gut an,ple opportunity to do these things. I _______j - — 7--- M_ . , ( -- . l',ii,io 8\ I Namaffi OZI _ - . -': 'T' . - JIM H1WCHtIS Things are shaping tip for Conih - - : - --: I . - ---- ,p. rvm 77Ø 00/f" gte/41eY By - s, I 1966 '1, - ------ Gs 3 at lui - Sept. . Golf CA - - , Sept . 1, 1911 6' 11tritih 'iiiif,If WORLD SERIOUS UU gall singled off Don Dryadale, baseball dictionaries may not but Donn Ckrndenon lined out, completely agree, but Jim Kant the New York Giants, and his says pitching can be defined as ending the inning. The league Is divided Inte twi 1, The spectators didn't wave the allowing the other team fewer former teammate Jack Stroud sections with Brooklyn, Hwt~ to hype the team's gate appeal. ford, Norfolk, Philadelphia and fans much In the next inning, but runs than your team is getting Robinson is handling quite a few — of the paper kind for YOU. the Toronto in the east and Char. The U.S. District Court has agreed to a prominent Tourney Race —were tossed onto the field as And that may explain why general manager's role while leston, Montreal, Orlando, Rich. The group of Illinois investors to pay off nearly $2 million the Pirates erupted for four Kntt's Interest In the Minnesota ARDMORE, Pa. (AP' — to creditors on the Seminole Park and Fairgrounds Tom Gurley of Port Orange Rouhustelli is making his head niond, and Wheeling In the run production is so intense that college kids are getting a lesson runs. with car 44 took the checkered coaching debut., with Stroud as West. The new franchises, lit n One of Marichal's problems, he often participates in it him- in finesse at the 66th annual track.flag of the first heat in the addition to Brooklyn, are Os' M the Then there is Carpenter, on the other hand, was that the sell. in being cleared for the purchase of the Seminole late mode] competition lando and Montreal. Giants didn't do any erupting at Several times this year, the U.S. Amateur Golf Champion- 'Dic,,,-t great pro with the Cleveland ___________________________ DeLand Raceway stock ii i ;,., stock " '" ""' ' ''b ''" Browns who now handles the all. They tra iled 14) until the Twins' lefty has had a hand in ship. races. Charleston Rockets, defending When 150 of the nation's top eration for Central Florida for a 1967 racing season. seven th inning and didn't go his team's scoring and Wednt's Jerry Anderson of DeLand it is understood that in making an application for CFL champions. There's also ahead until the ninth as Man- day's 11-2 victory over Boston, amateurs finished the first with car 42 rode home second Gary Glick, a defensive stand. elm] waited to gain his fourth Kant's 21st, was more of the round Wednesday of the 72-bole racing dates to th e Flori da State Racing Commission, in this same ist. consecuti ve 20.victory season. same. The one-two positions for the out for the Pittsburgh Steel. tournament, only five of the tne new owners will apply with a preference for the Another problem for the ace He led off the third with an power hitting young limberbacks second heat were awarded to ers and now th e coach of th e right-hander was the backstrap Infield single and scored shortly expected to dominate the corn- month of April. Bill Jones and Buck Holder, re- Norf olk Neptunes. .....a... t._ __.. ,. . . . TheTllinni - amrtam aar la,ie tr TbPrfPi'f a specuveiy. -woes aaoea sawi --- - -- — rnuswc ie pwiea in ins nxgn thereafter on a single Dy TOflY petition were among the top 17. shoulder While striking out Ron Oliva. In the fourth, he blooped .Only Roger McManus. a 42- three-quarter track, improve lighting facilities, add new tional laurels to his charger as a single into short left and in year-old rug salesman from paddock and parking spaces for more than 700 autos, a be raced around the quartermile oval in the feature race the sixth he singled once again Hartvllle, Ohio. beat the par out modern jockey room and plush lounge facilities, and pocketed first place prize historic Menion Golf Club's and came around on Cesar To I The financial dilemma faced by the Seminole Race- money. Out tight little course. vat's triple, Lining up his putts through way began approximately two years ago while Oper- Ray Gardner of Daytona th e eighth . Kant struck out. Beach finished second in this butt by then It hardly mattered; thick spectacles and then pine- I ating a harness and quarter horse track. court are Ralph feature race for late model he had enough runs to protect ing them in his pocket when he The four investors approved by the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS two victories, stroked the ball across the I W . Choisser, Willard G. Franks, William Homer Lee and autos. In the Early Model compeThe New York Jets, minus In expostulating on his pitch- greens. McManus fired a 32-37— j M. Sullivan, all F. of Harrisburg, Illinois. tition, limited to any American quarterback Joe Namath, and ing theories after becoming the 60 to lend the field into today's made passenger c a r 1949 tIn' Boston Patriots close the 1eiigu('5 winningest pitcher and second round by a stroke. i through 1959, Jimmy Stroud American Football League cx 'ing Sundy Koufax for tops in in.stvud of such power.hitttng won the first heat of eight laps hibition schedule tonight before the majors, Kant said lies I young turks- as Jim Wieriu'r with car 61. Orlando driver Joe six other AFL warns start P1113' pitching no better now than he (81) the Western Amateur churnRoach with car 37 took the hunplan from California: Bobby for real Friday, Saturday and ever did. ors for the second heat. "You can't classify a man Cole (HO'). the British Amateur Sunday. SOIJTHPORT, England (AP) — The broad-shoul- in the feature event, Roach B ltimore, going alter Its 12th who wins 20 games as any bet - champion: JackLewis .. a dered with thefarmer pork-pie hat grinned a little and came in first place and Destraight pre-season victory, ends tar than a man who wins 17 or North - South Amateur titlist; Land's Bill Jones was second. its exhibition schedule tonight at he said. "1 guess it is sort Eastern Amateur champion said: Stroud led the feature Jimmy "There's still a long way to go." Detroit as the National Football of a pitcher's luck. But scoring Mart3' Fleckrnnn (74): Bob Kel Nagle of Australia, now race for the first 19 laps and That's the cool way League begins Its final round of and defense aren't luck entirely Dickson (77'). runner up in the' 47 but still a mighty figure in professional golf, viewed with only one more to go, he cxhlbitions. and they're the difference. And National Amateur last year. and the- rent of hii trip in the '7_ blew a tire and dropped to the Namath, who returned to you've still gut to hold them to Sherman Finger (75. Pacific I Coast collegiate champion, the hole Caning Championship Altogether 24 of the huge field third position. practice only this week after less runs than you get." DeLand Raceway is a quarter missing all but one quarter of Elsewhere' in tIn' American old gaffers were at the head of worth $3f,OU() to the- winner, broke par and another 14 mile banked clay track which the exhibition season with a League. Chicago took a pair the class. The former British Open equaled it in remarkably good, offers races every Sunday at as Dick Runkle. knee injury, will be on the aide- from Detroit. 7-6 in 12 innings Such names 38. Los Angeles (71); Kai Thorn- CilflmJ)iOfl Who keeps his hand playing conditions for an area 2 p.m. lines as the Jets meet the Pa- and 3-1, Washington and Kansas Ed : in by playing the American cm- notorious for suddenly misers Best winning percentage of triots in Mobile, Ala. Mike City split a doubleheader 0 sun. Novato Calif.. 31 (72: when ble weather. Tutwiler Jr., 47, indianapolis i cuit never looked younger Clevetook in University of 'Taliafcrro, who has directed the und D-4. Baltimore California bounced (72'): Billy Hyndman, 50. Hunt- tIC spun a five- under - par 68 (WCT Bill Casper. U.S. Open cham- any coach history is .800 by GenJets to a 3.0 preseason log, will land 5-1 and 4 to 1 faFlorida pion who still rates a ingdon Valley, Pa. (72); and Dr. Fleet in 1923Ariz.. Ro.'al Btrkdak's 'Van 7,037-.vard call t seavorite to James pick up this big one, eral New York Ed Updegrass, 44, Tucson, 1 links Wednesday. shot an even par 73. 24. (72'):- were among the lending side a — !Ii uit'n lit a . Lyman Gridders 'V M ilt ..Trnink Randv a Passing )as also been a ma. jot nortlon of the Seminole at. tack in past years. This year jfl e, no exception. Senior sig. caller Abner Stumpf and sophomore Bobby- Lundquist have shown their ability to go to the air. Another senior, Frank \'higham must not he left (uit of the picture. Last year he was "mister passing attack" at Seminole. — 94 t Was No. 71 Once it resumed. Willie by a single score, tl.O. In favor of the Seminoles Once again, a tribute to the extremely strong defen.i'e stand put on by the Seminole e1e'en. This year's backfield has plen ty of speed but is a little light oi. the scales. The running game will be built around an attack headed by Bill Frisby, Kelly Ogden, Al Peeplca, Fred Weber and Mike McGuire. . lim Kaaf ) strong defensive units. now. ever, this year a complete rebuilding program is underway having lost the entire first de. fenal"e unit from last year's squad. Defensive Coach Dick WIllI'ima feels that he has enough new material this year to rebuild the squad to a fight. trig unit which will be feared by thEir opponents, In last year's opener at Ti. tusvil)e, the game was decided - And For ( - - V . I! , - -----:--. - ----__- ,-__.•.__I - ~ / S - 4 - - ---------------- ::::;- - �t - - - 0 - - _______ - ., _______ - - 1V-, ,II J I . ~ *1 . -7 - . . I ~ " I -0 44~1 .1 ow I , a&&q: QLV I Pe 4A —Sept By Abigail Van Buren ____ Horoscope ---. --- - ___ ' I" GLAC1S SIDE -: \ WE JLY elo. dIni, . . IAM W4o I4AS r 11 DUMB on Friday. One of bar lattmia WU iIiid FRIDAY, RPT. 2, 19R -' 1416 UP4lORM6 V My hnband auy they 4Te can be 16 ar 16 ff_~~ (ENBRAL TWDINCIES: ___ untI no dh1iittiim to tick1. page—single $itSd hi Reparate rooms, aiid be th b*bm tttIn reii* for nowledge e ii r daughter's hp nevr ha •II iè*, man1pp bscatno p st no carries a tiniutistor weekend hi fine but make _____ ____ __ ___ k of a I8 to keep 1Là jüt a lot ! Rut foal anounemente and new an etr arranement t6d 1hh game. When we go out what rsaiiy gets me is this. had no wedding. Don't you tar sthan you had hi the past If you • (•.•_,._ )7 __ ___ ____ ______ In evening he has to She oiiéè for i doâ,r, 'and think a handwritten nnuneement ihould ha v e want these to he handled In Issave the transistor plugged áhe uses his business itsbrought some Iâkuow1ed hi his IM? to keep up with the be*t possible fahInn. Make thnary, his envelopes, and I baseball game somewhere. I'm sure his stamps and his ieM sure that you do think out snmC We cant go to bed at TIME. 'l'o me, IL'II out and SRtlCK1) up that will not only get _____ how night until he finds out out stealing. Is there somá I) E A R SflOtKEt): An which the teams did all over the tactful way to bring this eor- "ackknowledgement," yei. A .ou what you want but éômit. He ignores me etmrási$nnden in ài? gift, no. tUfts re ALWAYS will pleasure others you are ETLJR' lb JA1E— AIJD 'IOU SRI YOUR llete1y, and we have bean RATES TO WRITE with .A well. optional. #WMAIR IM! fnarthd mily four months. I . DEAR RATES: Yes. Don't ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) m not an old bag either. I C ON 1'1 I) N TIAL ''0 Ventures closest to your heart b Th 86.24416. 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Take — -0 0 their marriage, dressed envelope. time to get In touch with ax ____________________ lefts M1 pert who kinaw whet he, or gta,uE 'Joj.. friend who just loves to neeily fiv, months % Rate to wrIi.e letters? she is talking about. Fine gains - °""' rw41i 04C imite letters. 7 think she lY one relative bothered to -L- C1E'"rbu inust he a frustrated ' my daughter a waddling Los Angeles, Cal., 9oo69 jar . DUAR / - I'-- TO CKY GEF41NI (Blay 21 to June sift. il l I have sent dozen, of fat. She w start a letter ofl 03% Abby's booklet, "Row to 21) New acquaintances can lovely gift, 1onday, fldd to It on Tue.those Writ. 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No. "lt'i just a rumor, you understand—not solid gossip!" - What you make (6) _________________ - it was headed for 8uper1o 10:25 (3) NI1C News 10:30 (3) Coneujitratlon _ GoSi4, "I And into custody when the train (6) 1 Love Lucy EVER I4AR M'I' WIFE EW SRE %15 MAD? - 21, pulled into a siding. McCallister said, "Wi thought 11:00 (2) Chain Letter ',Fiin AT I tUNINGS 2 Sheriff's officers waited at - 10:00 (2) Iye (luerni S "-i v; DAILY mon. fhru sun. $1.5. I to keep the 22-cur train moving. 3yw'y Rose Lee Show (9) Morning Movie d I _ _________________________ _____________________ SI%WNTM. 4d, Va P.b O& ('not. Kangaroo (6 d __ ___ __ _____________ 7:05 (6) C1t Nuws 7:35 (2) Farm Report 7:30 (2) Today (6) WirId At Large - - 5. NOW! 11Ot'r II ayth.n, :15 miles away, and (9) l'zercisn for The Stotook MeCallister and Schiftauer dt-rit Woman 1 j ______________________________ took his loaded shotgun and hopped aboard the caboose. For almost two hours Mon(lily they held the five-man crew hostage, forcing the engineer 9:30 (2) hum, and Allen _____ ____ — . _______________________________ Pacific Railroad work train but 8:30 (2) 'roI&L)' 9:00 (2) heeL of (,roticho ________________________________ ________ LW& T . day 8:25 (2) News ISN'T l'i4AT 114E MO FRi6ENlNGIW& 'iOU'VE EVER I4E1R? / I S I Almanac (9) 31111 Iferson Show - S Sunshine Variety SHORT - foot. Almanac 6:00 (ft) ",.- '?-,RARRY not compel." , I __ ;, ,a (4) News T I• U P. 044 _________ __________________ __________ ____________________________ _____ ,(•;.i 'Z COLOR "Everything was so conven. lent," William Henr'y 51ccallis. (2) 7:00 ( 2 ) - ______ _____ ______ ____ I ____ ___ t 6:15 (6) ______ to accept maturity gracefully, his store - theme wr no bat- "in-between" shelf, rh1ch will public desires, the combjnutjo Believe it or not, man), women ties or ime. also èi'è extra strength. The of these fine attrthutes will after-ID sire more attractive AU day cro*da had surged table cm be paint.tl or finished make for gnat success than they have ever been. They against VltdPhow,.'j store and as desired. Hope this helps the the financial standpoijit. from The are miiuw, gracious, n. . be stood manfully by the cub l$Uy. I have been my wife's phlhtflthtt)pjIt i n also in tiiia terestliig and have that easy ItgiItSt tinging U "flu aaIi" oflly fixer for 51 years and If chart. understanding that is UIiICUDWII anØ paying out ninney. it can be fixed, I can fix ft. "The Stars impel, they do - oL ________________ ________ _______ ____ ( • on News McCallister, _ ___________ Im - 13:20 (9) lidltorIal Comment 11:30 (2) Tonight (9) The !ato Show ter saI(I. (6) IIIJou Thursday Night at the "After leaving the prison, :00 (2) News we found the truck with the 1:05 (2) Word keys in It, and the train was FRIDAY A. X. 4:10 (6) News, Weather just sitting there, Waiting." Sunshine Edward Schi(fauer, 28, left 1:30 (3) Jr. College and You Delbert (6) Slimmer Semester Lewis' truck near the Southern O _ !V ___ (AP) found after fleeing the prison (9) News 1. - j (Li) The Avengers / VT I / 12:00 (3) News 9..., I10 b, WIA. I L. Say Daily __ _ 4ijackers Ariz. Two train hijackeri, now hick (2) MickIe Finn's 10:00 (3) 1)e,4n Martin Summer in Arizona State Prisoti, s Show they couldn't believe what they _________ ________ his version of making a table you. Be With persons you like < _________ with Spodla. We presume thitt and bend your efforts with dat your "public." I have always Do not rely on makeup as a L. A. M. has carefully selected theirs toward a successful goal. c'' -. 1. • _____ _ _____________________________________________________ __________ ______ ____ wondered why the sifter-ID cover-up. It is a beautifier and her spools and that she has Show that you have verve. __ _____ A]__* ____ ____________________ _________4 Ky. woman does not do a complete a neutrilizir. It does ëimou- on band * good supply of an CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to - _____ _________________________ ___________ ________ con survey of her face. huge certain defects and nen- epoxy glue and wooden dowel Jan. 20) Many important tasks t• Now is the time to make use t-rilizes others. it also drama- sticks that will go through the can be gotten out of the way reti _____ A of makeup. Use It cleverly, with tIze and enhances your basic holes in the spools. It is best best if you take kin into your i VOl.1 $'Y 'iOU Wi '11* LT1'BR ALrzTh3Gi ,'ø1J$WA55, 5'IVW IT UAW PI1AL.5J 4195! 1HEIJ NIY ______ 5AIP A5TTOji the discrimination and distinction. qualities, P4MO-TOg.. to have a '17" availAble to lay confidence and they give you A l*..THW TM HE - 5WE RA1-,..OR ru.. E' ATTJTUD NOWT wht As we grow Older the skin tone PO TM' COA5T! ____________________wmLE7wE.;uH! Rtdy your skin for tone and the joined spoOls in to keep ideai that are practical. Con______ HAVE '101) VOL) KlHA1i2D ________I __ -: FUM & changes. There Is a subtle te- texture. These two lire the most them hi alignment until the centrate on increasing security. u" 5TA touching by nature of the skin Important in acquiring "Beauty glue is set. A couple of one- Forget frivOlity. CAW'T W GO NOW,., BMAIN WMW. T and hair. it's go gradual that After Fo&y." Remember, there by-twos or ons.by-threeic can AQUARIUS (Jun. 21 to Feb. ___________ mi) you do not notice it but you Is a shade in all makeup access- be lightly nailed together to 19) Getting the information _____ .lea wake up one day completely ones to flatter any akin tone. make a 97" that will do much to Increase Z and amused at the difference, And Tomorrow: Cosmetic Oil To start each leg, make a success In your particular line And I - (I pie yet many women never nuthe Foundtjo, small saw slat in one and of of endeavor is wise in A. M. t I ____ ____ _______ sali use of nature's wise recoloring each dowel to be used. Read Know how to communicate bet- 11C '-- I _________________________________________ ______ plan. . glue directions carefully before ter. Then off to ply that hobby ______ "Bow could this happen to Beautification mixing, apply small amount that is so fascinating. me?" you ask. "1 didn't even to the sides of one end of a '1 -PISCES (Feb. 20 to M*r. S see It coming." As the hair Scheme Costly dowel and sup * spool on it 20) Your assets are greater ____________________________________ - ';ft,'-' turns grey, the akin tone 'si& u ,r 044. until the dowel end Is flush than you think they are right • S — •• • .• • d I cthanges. it is an almost Im. WASHINGTON (A?) - A with the end of the spool. Theii now and you can uleo make lu percepiibli chunge, but It,ffi liquor dealer's good de*d tost tap into the saw slat of tile sonie investment that wID add there. That Ii the reason why him ubout )50 more than hc dowel prcviou5ly mftdê smul! to them considenth!v, too. Mat'F4~ you should use makeup now, expectd. ____________________________________________ wooden wedge, weIl.epoxyed. ing repairs, etc. are fine. Don't I, - --"' .4, even those who mit'.' have *1- The digler, Robert V1der. This will expand the dowel in be so pessimistic! _______________________________________ ways had a "achoulgirl complex- house, in ku eff0it to Clean up the spool and firmly anchor it. IP YOV9 CHILD 19 BOHN I ion" and never, never needed the neighborhood hi ltUeh his Place additional spools on th e TODAY . . . he, or slit, will be .1 - store is locgted, offered to buy dOwdl applying the glue to the one of thoc aniuzmg. alert on UI I. makeup. _________ II, _______________ _____ ever' it's cinch you haven't that abandoned bottle iuI can dowel! stick * few inches at a YoUngsters who must be busy ____ now. In Uw Area for a pefiny *Ach. time. This glue dmo not need at something all \ the tinie nid W But you do huve your own P'or redeemable battles, he said clamping and, If it is firmly th '" . e pioneer is definitely In this / after-ID charm, poise and wis- he'd ply two pressed in place anti left ilunc, churt. This will allow up early " 1% dom -. we hope! And you are So, LI of S .m. yesterday -. it shoUld dry as strung as a In life and since there is also ___ ______ ---or should be -wise sun &a far "the 6" could see from wouden I ' _____ __ + ,- NOW! ____________________ I WAS JUST TI-ltN<ING. ,SURE COULD O FOR I SANDWICH! __ mu"A 'It Was Easy FLORENCE, 3:00 (9) Iiewltche4 ___ - ____ trk B world is important to you and face." Henry I'hyfe 9:30 (9) Paytort Place __ _______ ___ (9) The Double Life of .I - (lI'!get 6:20(2) Laredo ______________________________ _ __ __ _ _____ ( " to v ___________________ ___________________________ _____________________ _________ *:no (Li) _ 7:10 & 10:45 "CAU OF ML" home again from the town they Louis Cardinals "" Janie Jimpionl' ______________________ _ ') U 4- _____________________________ ______ _____ Atinut,, flrave vs. t ( ____________________ I)nnted floone (6) lln,nba1t ást.d. I tri.d it md Freddy ot intirsated In __ () (11) lintman T ____ ____ _____________ T , flifleman c, ( WI-tV t ti ALWA"V • :0 -- 1a SANPORD SHOWING ken 4:30 (2) Mike Douia. Show (6) Uncle Wait's Alv.n stumble into. This I regrettatJJ AT :20 ONLY turee bly the last episode of this "ILOOD NAST PSOM 4:oo (4) Forest lUnlal, sophisticated, satirical and ii. OUTU SPACI" (9) Where the ActIofl là ___________ k Sis* _________ __ wlys suspenseful series. _________________ ________ ____________________ ______ ___________ _____________ (6) Colt 4 -- pened to four special Agents rh disappeared in thin air. It soon develops that you can't g 4:00 (2) The MatcbGInI. ($ Søcret Storm (9) 77 Sunset 8tt1 9 615 () s'ewsIitte 6:10 (2) IhIltlttey-flrInkly (6) WaIter Cronkite (9) Cheyenne I :%.\ ADMdS1ON iie A CARLOAD the wilds to find out what hap- 1:35 (2) NIIC Newq. - (9) AHC Ne 7:00 ( I Your after-40 face for the ties of making It your "best "fixer" would like to present ies of like that so appeal to Previews Emma and Steed travel off to (A) Kdge of Night (6) l.env,' It To heaver ,>.. _____ L, -__________ — _________ ________________ __________ _ __________________________ PENNT FOR U T1-4OUGI4'TS, IEAR/ -_____ READY This old that you can enjoy the incur- Time gets. "The Town of No Return." Tonite 1:30 (3) You Don't $iy t3:flO (6) News PRISCILLA'S POP , _________________ -- NO...IXT H GO ..iOU SPRIN1 'DiGPMP.licg YES,'1O1JWAVE...I4OWP,I1- AHEAD AND .AY 0P4 M APW BEAT SIG *LJT WE GMN 'EM AU.. A RWE l'1'. VII IJJ.KA AT HER OWN GOT NO ON OLD DNWY? ______ I' ___ __ )4RN WHENSH M _ ________ ______ 1H'RS ____ ___ . 7iYODNANcE... _________ ______ _ _-f --_ 7 ( ____ ________ ______ ___ law _____ _______________ 10.11 P.M. ARC. The Aven- tft ,w,''tpe' ____ __________________ ___________________________ ____ __ ______ , ,,nrV Arenrdin;r to venirraphy and other inflnence. To he sane you need iningination anti that fenflng of hiimen comminltv that makesthe crime you commit agafn4t another person a or me yon commit J%gl*inst O-:0 I'M. ARC. Rewitched. -' TIti1IisI)AY P. 51. WITH FIpJt3 d ___________________________ ________ A -. 5:3(1 (3) ØIJ' ,9 _____ ________________ • '0 ix ______________________________ _____ _________ __________________ ________________________ ______________________ ____________________________________ &%'&%I ! ha's killing k'nne. Rut to h ann you n"ed more than the fló*lede of wrg-dnlng. ____ _____ ______ . I4MMM :j'' ____ increase your assets now so DEAR POLLY _________ ________________________________ cannot come up with any- first Then you feel aces and thing that does n*ay with the all is fine. cigar odor. Can anyone give SAGIVI'ARILJS (Nov. 22 to me any suggestions ?—E. L. Dec. 21) You can do much to TV threat of the PengtiIn' furnace. Television - - - ? ___________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________ %V "What very Young M,n of .Icws *live out of his knowlatt'r. 9lt4hnnIi' lawsuit." (fill9-I 1 P.M. CHR. The CRS Rhmthi Know;" (RCttln) Idle edge of the rightness of what run) story, tilled with 'rhursaay Night MOVICS. "The ettiloally Is a iitldertnntlni,lp mItutttIt*t*titl. tcrrlhlø thing, he was doing. flnt he cannot I)'viI At. 4 O'clock." (Color) he called s%ne by any earthly inga. herman c ros s Amadtha starts *rrndarIng eat An" fiarrih wnuld hnvh married her standard. His knowledge 0 rightness was madne*s a rthqisakes not the stage for it 1i4 had known she that. ilnesn't, really work, And eerahral activity that whc'n he Is struck by a ear h ehintional upheavals in a pretty *Ith, anti ndota talks her ghastly fItiit't'* it's lila own fault and standard drama shout the e?itll- Into going hack Into the past elfelcad along in the Martian it itiust PRY $19,009 iIAtnag. trial with a heart of gold. Spen- And finding out. Predictable, landscape of his dead imagineThe lady who strttk him (l)nt- e$r Tracy plays Father Matthew hut $pyy funny iêenøs, Including tion and feeling. If we lark theip qualities, ntliy (rnen) takes one look at IThonan, an aging ptleat on a levet*l versions of the original our "knowledge" of right and I'll" h1lil 119111111011 Abe halt AFfl- 11hrifle Island. Ills f@p1me0blont propoial. wrong can be reversed by any°"' "J'4 bi,i. I flithiti, i a rather stuffy young man body from 111itler to Wang Ienrl_ wouldn't, you? named Father Joseph Peiredu In-11 P.M. NBC. The I)Pan era to the high muck-a-mueks — (Kerwin Mathews), but betnre Martin Summer Show. (Color) 1::IO. I'. M. ARC, Ilatman. Iltinnan can leave an Orthqiiak A If flowan and Martin weren't of the Ku Klux Klan. I do wish that the 1eaI pro"l'he l'engiiin's Jinx." (Color) strikes the Island and the hos- funny enough, they've brought tension would come into the (ftt'nui) llntinn,i Is so litho- jItl. If arry (Frank Sinatra), £ In the Marquis Chimps to split 20th eontury— And .4top o-All. Cent It's n woiiflpr lie gets in Jaded iind wine-cracking convict, even more sides. t' '" including not Ing crazy people "nne." save anyone. In the conclusion røvenla his true snftness duir. very funny show, Ah, what * wonderland is of this week's story, lie and Ing the rescue operations. SornA only the Simian Antics but a this world where a mother who Robin naively get Involved in tine actIng all round, despite very good intervIew with the )'etigtiiti' (hturgt'ae More. the burden of stereOtyped parts. werewolf by Dam Dc I,nine, has reversed the whole conr.e T nor nature in called ".-4Rne." f-I star l)nwii Rohhi (l4eslic, Par. mont, Alexander Scourhy Anti Mon of "Whnt'a HAppening to rish), iI('splte the ever-present Harbara Luna. Our Youth?" / S 't'JE.'i. ; 'at> *- - 4 ant èAke and so on but I ever Improves your health 3710 _ _________________________ _ ___________________________________ ____ *, _ _ _____ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Whenever anyone sees we need gency, the far of a small safe- problem. I have tried scrub- has a good idea instead of arbiiig the clothe, closets, air. guing, you find success comes 1. -lug the clothes, using deodor- easily and quickly. Do what__________________ ________ " - / s_I ___ ____ ___ _______ ___ ______ ____ , _•\ - _________ __ ____ ' I T I DEAR POUT-1used to find anything, they write It down t pin iiflmed them, also. This makes for ., on the left inside help It hard to k.e nj with b&th- 1 list Ii esdjr for my ofagsrmsntniakes, good eye your endeavor. Show that you uoni supplies. Someone was al *nd the ilmopphig trip. I just tear ways alldn for something. Off the to Ch.it of the pad for Imdk.-1'. A. have understanding. DEAR PCILLT — Perhaps finally boi4hi SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. t R 10-e8ut VM, 91141 take it wfth n%e;_ --ZM. jL - we out 021 mr yez - _________ - ___ will - 11 r. ___ _ ZIPPiMUHAVt1tMAW .. ____ ____ STUCK' S ______ •/ ___________________ ation — -: . ___ _____ ______________________________ ____________________ _____________________________________ _____________ " wrong" ____________________ _ ___ , _____________________________________________________ 'U! ______ _____ __ ---- Ia- ' ' i ____ ______ _______ __ ____ P ' -,--'- _ ______ 1 ___ I . 1 ________ ?ies at — _______ 4, ___ ____ _________ £7.. _______ •• -. ______ #92 __ if ___________________________________ 1 ________________________________________________________________________________________ I By Dick T CARNIVAL ---/ ca: - ___ i_i ' ___ nnd TI - _____ ____ - SHOVE OFF ___________________________________________ -' _l.jy_ civic act. Be very efficient. àlmosi insures this, KQ1O8 others. C)ON CHILDREN (JUne 22 July w_1 - WNW -________________ Mgm to, be. '\ - to ____ ____ 5t-4cOME HoVEOFFTWHYAJ'o'LLc'vT NOW! LI9TE,YLJ WLL P t4' , HER ATT JTtOW 3lJ',1OME A YOU AFAVORIP c FAVOR AMC) 6LLJ9HN'TW'LL WHO'LL KEEP THE STICK WITH 'ttJ MON OiW WHSJ :U PAL ALL ' ' -ETTO,46JE•J1HEHEL('HFCAP.1) , tltvr d I-T/ ) ' 1 be a fascinating compan- _____ ____ OUT OUR WAY "11411live IL good day, dear, more or Istal llte~.. ~~_ ff '' it Will be worthless jç Smith it;m --tngt ft. _________________________ One the other hand if West stand your true capabilities _________________ nowand if you are løvalto d6im hold a- trump wKiAs hfin to lead a club in. them, the.-, will hdlp you got " stud of a heart *hen he gets aheAd much faster. Greater sue5TAIE ' J PJLLTAATE. In with It. The jilay of the king Cess CR11 be yours through some PQST SW" ____________ e.i Ui.' ___ LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2i) &6 West Will resson that South is _____ / •97Zs •AQ holds the queen of hearts and Utilize those dormant talents •• .5D) ____ that will lead you to greater Z that there Ii no future In A1.. $A131$$ ____ heart conthinatfot. Re will *1.0 achIevement A now attitude Is < " _____ __ see no future hi diamondi but necessary, tim, for best results. : ies b ~ i',.;. .0~ a Highly fascinating affairs come dIstfct poufbilltfes in clubs. VIA %ft-king. • tW.gt ______ to your attention that should /-' With the club èhlft East is The relsomi Is that East has 7 iài *ble to cub two clubs and a be looked into very thoroughly. ______ ______ _______ _______ nothln to lose and everything •I& __ _____ hart. Without ft East will win VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. __ _____________________________________________ ______ ______________________________ S to gain by this play. If outh ____ a heart and continue hi hopes 22) Be sure you carry through -, -. •. ____ oldi solid trumps ft doesn't of ironmtlnè I trump triàk for with relatively small affairs matter what East does. South ____ ___ _______________________ _____________________ jj South ij ruff that still require much precihis penner. _____ __________ will draw, trumps, go after dlihigh trumps and even- sion. Do whatever will give MMBSQ (1c) J6410 %A95 bonds anti discard losers on good suit becaUse even If Wst tully git rid of two club. n your loved one more confidence V97E&Y WH9J I '/ j-L1) POB4LS') 1 j -tam out to be a holds the in you. Show that you are both hu"h df diantands I dUmmy's diamimda. • - thoughtfUl and kind. ____ EE ______________ _____ ___________________ _______ • LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) Expressing your ideas to close ____ . ties and getting their co _____ _______ Went makes his normal open. lug lad of the four of hearts. It doee not make the slightest difference whether the jack or three Is jil$yred from dummy. East molt f lie-card with the J I . 3* likely to fa6l jour pai+ner. ~. I -- 653i H ( nêverlulse.cardwhenyotitire IL .< 1-, il 0 $Wwu.,wis,qt,. ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ he' wh b ........_ I 1IJlIt• - SJ4,.D / _____ ~~~(~ ~ ______________ ( MilIett Hilly -- _____ Ott- amid cl&rity. Enjoying some group activity Is possible later. Get into the mood of things _____ _ __ 'MI'LL All- ,~, J1, IL / 0 ______ Thnrudy0 Rept, I 1A ______ I k ', 4 ____ I ______ ___ : _____ ____ ________ P A ___ Palre 5A the flntir)fl that a kii!v'r ______ ______ ____ _____ ____ ' 4 '" ____ ____ _____ RIO, (( Ruth . X4 " WLb ___ * , 2 ____ --\ , • ___ I ______________________ _______________ - L 1- I . 91 - \¼_ - ___ CC/LJ?zQIz !IhtP of MAt-V. fly thk Jiicigment, Maryland nrement that ma<l tin' killing , j)g ' aa,ie" hA nn,rnunr'etl that It regarda of children aeern r aanahI ta a mother who dtIO1 tier toUr It na mc'ntnllv ottnd to kill theip thther. It man* that. elhIltlttt. Rite witi ftettt"tittil to t,fle'a ehiIdrefl. Ittiw PI'Se can he Anti I fhlflk tha tame 4(1 yenta In Jail. you interpret It? It I ace rcaAtn*IIy, ynt knn*, thA d# l'itc' IlktlhIttñFy dcifIh,, "eAfj ' atinntlenc'ua In an set of murder nition of eanity k now the n4 '1111011titil 111111. Able, rntlotiml, litioppoolfig 1664 Anti (11FI(Irder0d, It follows that confroventy. settee." I share the same moral measApparently the k - • ___ __ _____ I ; I, ! p V. 'if F. - ____ ____ — 'Et ___ ' * 1' S' , I , 711Q y 49 I, r_ -- pt. 1, 1 ' 6 ______ ____ __________ ______________________ ____ ________ _ CCQ Es PEFN WO.') ( ___ _____ ____ Prth TPACP(, .iN o Uct5 fl4E YT1 LtKE 11 AK r'ANTIN&, UPPcY tEAL1 iNU tU CI!CL lOUMtj MJL UI O4Ft A IM( MAO! t I4EA IT Ct it4 ThLLION$! OgTyOiJSIEOTo oioct< J WhEN t 1UIN TALJ - .Av Ior-P1/c AE VON'T hC*it9t 1 -ti-t vicrccY) ( --4. .- ) nnfiirh MAt'1 3A A - MrqAy _____ _____ __ HOUSI ______ ~jr ' 1' HOARDING OUR lbraIth - ) _________ ________ _______________________________________________ _____ ___ ______ ___ t ------- ( i i , __ _ S.)-- __ ______ , 1! Phone today. An expert ad taker Is ready for youI IPNONIII 332-3611 w 436-6136 '-I....' SANFORD HERALD WITH 50,000 READERS 1 __________ TM S.. U I.-. "-i:T_ S, _____ __ -' _____•______--__-m - . . ..---.----------- - ., -- - - p... - -- - --------- 9n rc S- ' - - - - ----- - ----- - -------- - - - ----- --- -- ---- -- -- ------ - ----- - - 1 - - - - - : - - - - - - - ..-..-- - -.-.-.- .-•----.:_ - - - -- --.-- • --- •- - - - ----- .- I I .. 4F 0 ;-:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - W ,* • - ______ :_ : . .-- . ; ' �1 ... . . • : - - -- - ___________________________________________________________________ I ilie . Looking For - A 2nd (Jar 2,Petma)s anfnr l,r Yec bai a drinking prob1.. Writs P. 0. Ro IIIL Sebtor6. $CXDI PreventIon. CARt. Orlando 241-15*0. NEED RIDE bome In fternoon from E*emlnole Hth &h. 1iv.e In P.1 AIr Grove off of Lake Mary rtd thwiird Lake f4 sft.'r 4 T.Th. 'Mary. ,raa Page GA - Sept. 1, 1966 55. FurnIture For Sale BERRY'S WORLD j I 6. ChIld Care BIG 'OP NURSERY & XINDERG ARTEN Certified Teachers -1fli0 Located l7-2 Ph. Open Monday thru Saturday 7:15 L m. to C:O0 p. m. Friday evenings 'til midnight. C by NSA, "Don't I hove enougi to worry abouf wthout you bugging se about calones?" C ) $ E 4 a H 10. Poultry - Livestock HORSES HOAItIJED Reasonable Rates Good Riding Ares Phone HORSE!: Buy. Sell. Trade. s::$05L. W. It. Howard. Wynn Rd a 13. Catering . Food S OKRA- Z-04l&. a C 15. Special Services PAINTING - CARPENTRI' A.. J. £dcock a Richard's Tree Svc. TRIMMING. demossing, remnvlog, high pre,iwre raylng. Free estlmkte. 2131-0500. a G 23-Painting a You Too- Can Take Advantage of these Low DISCOUNT RATES Tilson Painting Service Spray Brush 31:5-0t50 24. Well Drilling WELLiS DRiLLED. PUMPS SPRLNKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Ftses Ws repair and Service 5?! SE Machinery A Supply Co. 2.6II2 201 W. 2nd St. 26 - Roofing HOLE IN YOUR flOOF OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF. PHONE :::-:'itti & J. TURNEr. }tC'OFING 28__R.ai:o - Television ON HARBOR ELECTICJN1CS AUTO Itadk Sic lifti.. ..4 hr. service. We Service A1.L mitlei R;.dt.s. CLASSIFIED ADS '11 In Home Appliances AMML fri at U1L wer - SANYORI) ELECI'RIC Co. 0. E. APPLIANCES New & Used 11$ Magnolia t22-1562 USED TV'S $b up. Service Calls $4.00. MOONEY APPLIANCE 311$ Patmt,tto Z.0l;tsl vniug a.ppia Co I.e Musical instruments • "I 2WEEKS . • . $5.40 1 WEEK .. $300 )3DAYS. . • $2.16 !..1DAY.... $1.50 2fl an lea pig It C.as.cvth'. Ims.rti.as. N. I Cb. SI C. CONTRACT RATES AVAILABLE TO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTSI Dial 3222611 or 425-5938 H.] - PiANO TUNING &EPA1R W. L HARMON SUHUR'S MUSIC SHOP BandInstruments & accessories 8a1e, Rentals & Rpalrs lOOgCedar Ave. 34. Upholstery OVER L YEARS 07 FINE workmanship In upholstering, draperies, slipoc)?. era. Tim. payments as little as $5 mo. Drapery hardwate installatIon. - KULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 32-XUL 35-Vacuum Cleaners 1UIED VACUUM CLEANlltS $30 up KIRBY COMPANY Sales & Service Ph. b-bt.i 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds WELLING OUT.11 l'lants. FI era, Cactus. Shade tree.. % _7riue. !7 Country Club ltd. 50. MIsc. For Sale - doING OUT OF ausINEsgT- The SANFORD HERALD SINCE 1901 It. Horn. of 10,000 Item.. BILLS BARGAIN BARN 1*00 Grap.vill. Ave. READY MIX Concrete, Blocks, Cswent (colors), Steps, St..i. Wire mssh. Dry Wells. Sand, Gr.aai Traps & Window Sills. MIRACLE CONCRETE 00. 10$ Elm Ar.. 2254153 DESK LAMP. good as new. Sse at Tb. Sanford Herald. I END TABLES, I pole lamp. CaU *3131.1*10 after 4 p. in. SET OF Golf Club, like new; Automatic Washer; 1- 3" nsisd bow; 2 GIrl'm Bicycles. 717 Santa Barbara Dr. SALE: BLOUSES lOc; hts 51 g 24r'-140 tbu'ad $3.50; Men, work clothing from 2&. SWAP SHOP. Open Friday & sat.. OvMds. 145.5171 or fll.0717. .1J,)4 - -. t - Male Help Wanted - ROUTE SALES STARTING SALARY $80 PER WEEK PLUS COMMISSION AGE 25-40, sales or pales icr1ce exp.riencc, we furnish vehicle and all operating expenses. Write stattn. ivallIiOMEN over 23 needed to show catlons briefly to r. 0. Box Recline Fashions. Sam pIsu $71, Winter Park. Fla. turn. Car & rhone necessary. WAITERS: Pleesant working 221,.7941. oondltlon, company h.nrf1t,'. Position immediately aallsble. WAITIt1SSES: Tlee,epnt working conditions, company bone. Apply teltona Inn, Intertate fits. P n p it I o ii lmmediatel7 4 at Deltons 1nU'r,'han'& ,itilbl. Apply tieltona Inn, NOW TAKING appliCatiOns for lnterslnte 4 at lIoltofla, Tnt fuel oil delivery truak driv- change. ers. Mac's Oil Co. 311131 5. Leurel Ave. 73-Male or Female Help -5- - --- i- Want Information hone UnesT"W,tAds S1MOU M CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR AD NW DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY Tb. Long.r Your Ad Runs houses Fm' Sale _______________________________ ..; . .- - .- • - .ç • I ecs IP Cost Pir L'ie Per Day A Multiple I,ipting flenlior 265 liK liltiVE *22-2420 _______________________ 2 IIPI1M. hOME, over * acres, nlc.' lsin,lme'aprcl, 2') FruIt trees, large e'hi.'ken house with more land if wanteit '' TWENTY ONE DAYS ................ 'Ie Per Line TEN DAYS . .... .... .... .. ... . .. .. . 1k Per Line FIVE DAYS ............. ... . .... ... 20c Per Line THtEE DAYS .............. ...... 24c Per Line ONE DAY . .. .. .. .. . . .... . . . ......30c Per Line 3 LINES MINIMUM ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) _____ RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSUTIOP4I-NO CHANGE OP COPY SITUATION WANTED ADS - HALF CHARGE - r Always order your ad on the economical weekly or monthly rates. Vlhen you get earlier results call and cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at earned rat.. CLASSIFICATIONS 1-Lost & Pound -Personals 4-Beauty Care t-Card of Thanks -Chlld Care 1.-Doga--C&ta......Pets I 0-Pc ul try-LI 'estock 1-SpeciaI Notice, 32-Catering-Food I 4-Bicycle Repairs I &-Special Services 36-Interior Iiecorators I 7-.Janitcirlal Services I 5-Landscape Servic. 11.-Builders Supplies 20-Hardware 23-Home Improvements -Piumbing 23__Patnting 24-Well Drilling 2&-AIr Cond. A. Heating !6-Roofing i5-RadIo--Televislon 21.-Photo & Equipment 3D-Home Appliances 3-Muslcael Instruments .2-Business Equipmcnt 33-Job Printitig :;4-uplioiftery .b-Vacuuru Cleaners 27-Moving & Storage :;1.-..Exterimzautors 4-}'liiz*ts......Fccds----Se cdi &t*-M isc. For Sale bl-Artklcs For Rent or Exchune b:-Wuzited To Buy 1.5-Furniture For Hale 1.6-Antiques For Sale Sb-Money To L.ozen 60-Business Opportunities .l-Mc'ney Wanted 14-$nvings & Loan .f.-1nsuranc-e es-$cboci1 & Instructions 0-Employment Services 71.......Male Help Wanted 7-Fernn Ic Help Wanted 73-Male or Female Help 74-.ta3ei Help Wonted 77-.Situntiuii Waflted 7-A-Sl tuotion Wonted I'l-liu-orxit l'ropert3i. 2-li us 1 ness Prop-Sal a i.-Real Estate W*ntcd M-Rcal Estate- Sale 7-Bu.Inese: Rentals '*0-Lots For S:tle V l-Form.---4ruves '2-Acreage 1'_Houses For Sale !'(-He'uiee-SaJt or Rent 17-House For Itent .'-Reul Estate Exchange I DO-Re-sort Rental, ]ol-Trieilcrs--Csbunas ]('2-Mol'IIe Homes-Sale I I'3-MotiI it I t'4-Truiler Spaee-Re-nt l('r,-Truiiti- Lots-Saltl_.Jei,&tf-tn,(fjt. rot Rent I IiS-P.00rns J'or It e I 32-Re rithl gt i,t* ii 3-W* :t•i T Re nt 3 I,-A utt., lt,r SaltII G-A uto-S,iIe- tr Trade Ii -'t'rucizs I"tir Sale320-AuI..niutive- St ]3-Seuute-r., & CyIe I3-Ecit & iotors I3L'-leIarint Supplies Want Ad Department Hours 1ONDAY.uFvld.yS:3OA.M.t.5p.M. SATUIDAY :OO AM. - 12 NOON Pubtish.r reser-via right to r.).ct, rev)s and prop.rIy classIfy eN .dv.rtis.m.nh. Adjustments will b. iit.d. on a re-run baiii only 4or typographical errors that affect th. valu. of th. ad. Adjustments will not be mad. beyond th. first h*s.rties. ___________________________________________________________________ 51. Articles For Rent 50. Misc. For Sale _______________________________ _______________________________ 1IENT BLUE Lustre Electric Hoi-'1T*L Carpet Sluirupooer for only $1 Wheel chairs, sick room supplies for sale or rent. per day. Carroll Furniture, LIGGETT REXALL DRUGS Pinocreat Shopping Centsr NOTICE 01 Orlando Dr. Pb ::z.7vl$ DELLS AUCTION SERVICE ii 52-Swap or Echange . Farmers' Aution M Onora & ____________________________ ILL S)LL or Trade for fishing 27-21. MerchandIse neededwili sell on consignment or Boat-bet of Drums, Base buy outright. SALE every Fri. Tom Toni.. hns'e & Cymbal .73 ba.z*fur4 Ave., 1::-isi. day night 7:10 p. in. LEWiS C. DELL AUCT. 111-15311 Iz-7s5 53. Wanted To Buy _____________________________ _____________________________ fj4 $ ft.. bed, steel & CAMPER US Your rurulture. Quick aluminum windows, screen Service with the cash. doors. awnIngs, air compress. SUPER TRADING POST era, antique wall ph o n e. ___________________________ TE. 1-24*0. METAL DOBRO GUITAR POOL TABLE. 2% ft x 7 It,, Its. gulatlon balls and S cue sticks, ALL. Business ned p.rkleg $100; Folding regulation 5 ft. p7 (i.e bow-Cost Want Ads o tell and sell! x 1. ft. Ping Poug Table $15; Both In good condition. Cal] ED Furniture, any amosut. -40G* after 6 p. in. anford, *25.5270. LOOKING FOR VALUES? CASH FOB TRA2R shop tiguss * usod furniture vast.. GWALTNEY JEWELERS 19th. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALSI BRIDGES FURNITURE 304 5. park Ave. k & 25th. COULDS Shallow well pump & YOU need ready cash, sell motor. 3/31 H.P. A-I Cond. 42 a i-our usuable quilts. blanUal. tank. 2-1(C. ci., towels, pillow., tools, uts & pane, etc. OVIEDO *55S PC. DINING ROOM bet 125. 175 or 2Th-0717. Z.1071. FurnIture For Sale MUFFLERS, International life. tinit guarantee. Wholesale A WILSON-MAIER FURN. Itets.Il. Buy . bell • Trade IIUMPIIIIEYS TIRE bFRV3i'1 .15 E let St. *25-1522 5th. & French W F r I t u 51. ArtIcles For Rent u1a, sic. Bought . Sold. Lsr. p's $dsrt, 1$ Sanford Lv. BENT A BED t. *131.4112. itollaway, Huspit&3, B&by Bids. By Day. Week or Mouth. D Furniture in good ocisdiCARROLLI6 JUaZUTU RE on fur asic. 1.2-Ci*71. $17 W. $U41$1 it be. IS V. 1st. IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT SEMINOlE COUNTY, FLORIDA File Nft. .65* ESTATE OF ANA B. LAYTON. Deceased. NOTICE TO CREI)ITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATEs You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which or eithar of you, may have against s.ald estate in the of. floe of Hon. Early). Housholder, County Judge of Seminole County, at hip office in the Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, 'within six calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and eont.ain the place of residence and post office address of the 1+ . ', ,- ,j • i FHA - - - '.. '. i':.o - ('OMI-'A NY : , tlIr;it ,a,r.. - - . 121 rnoterq & (vrto' - ' - Ii 0 1N4),WtAi.. - 95. houses For Sale ICA '4 'im. ''' a -,rrnn " s('roR 'i oo'r liii ' - - VA llOMlS ' in ptvate horns - 121. 97. houses For Rent Fi'.y i RenI lOfl. Apnrfmenfq Ior & 1ntnr4 65 MERCURY ( I )'.W AY1'(, -ri .I..4esap c.4ei,,, ,Ir conditioned, pnwer ster. h.j pow"r brr,kr'i, 1oal --- for t',ris" or i'er.'n,l liar,'. 95. lInunes For Sale - 9.1 J - - '. - no Sanford PAONT!pr'f ROPiifl Strfin (;nnd i' t, 1 1,E N I r'"rn fiarn Api ---iii-;iiluai, 2 huh, 2 utih j .', i-i iiloi r or v I q R: -, o rii * i.t i ir,ti R Sale 3(11 I:. r,'e'iii.., I it,l, carpuurn A vail Opt t h, I'm ii, fist . p uui IC? ? . I, lDflfl. $150 i,c.r flhl'fith, 12 VI',, .. 0 GOVEIIMMENT OWNED HOMES '.ti i •.u' r lie, (Ol havfs ----------------• PC Isaac. ('all V, It. MeCluns-, F' IU'4. I ItI iSI A ii. ivit Pt bath 2-1.4 flhtR , I-S I1ATIIM han vu, fin- 25 UP i''1NRt7r*V' ('Dithoird i * Ourilge'. 2,2t, Nsrr'l,mmuu, 322. cli *cr.nr*my cars 322.tlIl or 222-5237. 14. • 'Ith tnIted Stas Funk 'ofli-,n 'or :it iCItiLV -______________ Ufl nfl 1: (W"l sCan Cir- pnymaflt up' j ,I fl1_'') 26r.6 * JIDUM. IINI"tTftN. 1*5. -------2524 Park Drive Office *11-23 is 'sll 121-17,4 ml compare, .,..,....,.. ., ',',,,s t..}' stir A v-q ' Night: 832.0608 or 323.0700 titI,ithes (urn, spmn'isIIy sultan (Vlllinatis hardware. ________________________________ SVIIY GO r'URTHI'R? for retired people Isieaily to 2 HIt VERY Clean. Close In, estad ele,wnt',wn You can't bait onur prices! hII)It5I. IINVLTIIN. house. River. iniolra * Jimmy Cowan *22.401*. Ja"i.s.,0'q 5101,? See or (.iI ii g ________ view lit-. lIT, ann. 322-6599. tt Mt en?'iri f'OR Cl.EVEI..•\ND ______________________________ 97. houses For Ihent -------------____ 98. Real Estate Exchange REDUCED 11111 it'ilc ni _____________________________________________________ Wflhl to SViill (arpet. Chrysler Plymouth Al.MOS'I' new 4 iidrrn., 2t,.4 bAths S ltlM)M i"UUN, ."reeau iuurchi, k S Ibm ,%TM turn 4 tisotal Or. In smail EXCIiANII1tinwIy Is. Ill Ii c', 37 2 I'eIl.,ry 222-2764. cleat with fireplace, large kit. cle'nai 5. yntil, lie. r"r-utv'ni 504 1- 15th St. 461.1002 lrcn'Io for (attn on river or flu-urns 775197') etien. 2001 E. 2nd Street. Ink". *41.2975 after 4 p. rn. CLEAN 2 DOltS!. At.!. l,A1(fll' IaAKI,MAIIY:Vlenn Flirts. Apt. ('AIJtf.IACIS, gu'ur,d roonsa, acreetirul back porch, ayton Realty $Y. Ph. 222.292(1, tle,n * ?Ire [apan4hhm transnelghst,orhsooul. cxc. big lot, Rentals I (If). Resort *22-1*01 2640 Illawatha at 17-Il portatton. $1 75. 2429 Magnolia _____________________________________ ____________________________________ C.tLI.iIAR'l' hEAL iiiI3TA'I'I7i At' A Pu. ItTM EN'rS Ave. or 122-61 41 after 5:2(1 pm. CAiI. PAY OR NIOIIT 322-7491 uL'tAN ritoNT APtM. $19 Ill (V 2nd Pt. 222.3117 1108(1 To Cape Kennedy Atlantic, flavtona Deach. Mrs _____ 1942 ('(iIIVA lit Mu-inca; White, GO ACI1ES WITh 2300 ft. on MR 2 DORM. FLt. room, fenced In It. U. Ilutchlson, 122-4051. Flonr.ahl ft 1650. Ph. 122.1 421. _____________________________________ yard, $90 nsa, Avn$lnh'le now. _________________________________________ 46, 3 iuil. Southeast of efloeva (OMMO1)oltE 624 HerIta St. *23.0516. -A great bargain at $20,000, 102. MobIle Homes - Sale terms, Evening 822-260*. 118. Trucks For Sale ___________________________________ I I'AIUMIN'!'S ____________________________________ 3 hlDltM. hIOtlSE, large gias.ed S'tJFtNIHfiEO IJNI"IIICNIMIIED MOIIii.E flUMES QUAI.ITY ;unrchi. stove & refrilisick Sternpei' Agency '65 CHEVY TIttJCK f'h.ItaainIent Stir 322.1 *40 hwy. 17.93 5. Sanford geratur turn. $65. 322-2202 or A MultIple Listing Realtor I TON Flat had Fe31ant Con. 222-2162 APPIIAI8EII INSIJitOiC ___________________________ ___________________________ IJNI'rdN l .nztr,thrgeflu)1tt, litton. Ideal for pr 4'a haul1112 S. Frsnch 2 fiRM. liOUHI'3, Kitchen equIp- 51' x 3' x I' SPARTAN Mauslon. nOt, Kltcha fl ø'ltllpt,eul 10414 822-4991 log or conatruietlon work. W. I Sits St. Ph. 149-5211, All rlv.'tsul heavy duty nitarnin321-1162 or 322-3511. pcI on 2 well shaded lots. 3 flDltM., I BATh. C. B., cxc. urn mi,iing & roof. Oil drum (Thud location. Ph. 322-1374 ntcond., Very near Jr. College. & rnu'k & 45 gal, of fuel, TV 2 IIEIUtOOM turn, apt. 223-0441. 1942 FOItfs TRCCK. wile he.! ter 5:20 p. m, *250 Take over pymts. TESmall equity & assume pay- _________________________________ aerial. New 9 x 20 awning, 15 1'Iti-NCII, I:2-41O, 1-3420. ments. I'hs. 822-1858. SUNLAND ESTATES: 2 HetIroom A-I ron,titiors throughout. Ph. _____________ 2-5I7. tiotuse, $55 fltO. fiI uiiIflOSA IOFrace. 322-0894. IN ORANGE CITY I 0I'l'l'hIIlCF Space-Rent BY OWNER: Furn. or unturn. 2 flIt. KIT, equipped, 1110 mo. 3 bedroom, 1% bath home. 3 1311., 2 I3ATII, Central air, $150 '1'nAii.i:l & .'pacei on LaatCe Nicely located on corner lot mo. Amhbv. 222-736*. near elementary school. For R, 2 BATh, Kit, equipped, Information call 775-2*20 after $12S mo. 106. Apartments For Rent p. in. (Orange City) ------ U1 Xl vv i'w Q (IA . and Pienfer. - 2595 ,. - ---- - - - - . -. - '"'" ... "" -,'i' ,,,_ ,., " .... ....... "''''U - - - -- -- ---- "' - - --- 65 FORD FAlLANE coo tudor ,eirc0. top. hiqh perM-masco V.8 prn,rcmk,bnn, ene)Ino, re,die sad metnr. rtrn elena. -- - - Si 00 DOWN Throughout County Le.t 4..upr.ed l s-i nra 1-1% 2 Baths Some Kitchens Equipped Payments Less Than Rent To Inspect Call ' P 9895 - Stenstrom Realty HOU0 E S E It .t 'ee CLEANINO Service, Call 5S4774. A Multiple lAsting Realtor REALTOR 2565 Park Drive 112 2520 : ,.,- " , - . 4- \ C NEED HOMES TO SELL HAVE Qualified buyers who wfl) asaume your mortgage if your home is in good condition. Let ia sell your home now, • , SAULS AGENCY See Us For Rental. Days 322-7174 -2 S4. Real Estate . Sale C. A. WHIDDON '. EXCLUSIVES 112-1211 - ROBERT A. WiLLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. AtLantic Bank BIdV. 225-1951 ST. JOHNS REALTY . -. P THE TIME TESTED PIRM 1310 5 PARK AVENUE 127-6121 TIlE BEES will buss over this honey in desirable Ravenna Park. Three bedroom., fully kitchen, and too •qUipp. many extras to itemize! Small downpa)'ment, $82 per month, and no closing expenses. . . 90. Lots For Sale 617 TOTAL Price of small three bedroom city home overlooking city park. Florida room, fireplace, range, and re•frlgerator included. $52 per month after reasonable downpayment. .1 APPROX. acres frontage on Georgia Are, High School parking lot. $5500- Terms, 221-310*. . . - HOMESITE 100 x 200' Deep, city water, oak trees, two blocks from new Lake Mary I-S enclaimant and must be sworn to trance. $1750. ($300 down A by the claimant, his agent or $40.60 per month) Call W. U. attorney, or the same shall be McClung, 222-1231, 322-5227. 'oi d. /s! Jason G. Laytou, Jr. As domiciliary Executor of said estate. THOMAS E. CLARK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Attornay for domiciliary ExNINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IM ecutor AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 42 First Federal Building ChANCERY NO. 1ee Orlando, Florida Publish Aug. 31, 3*, 25 A Sept. STARLEE HICKMAN DICKEY. 1. 1955 Plaintiff vs. BDC-; I ALAN FRANK DICKEY, flat. .%egesl 3*. 156$ Defendant Ae'c.vaf emb,r 3a70-4 NOT10E OF SUIT Bryant M. Holland THE STATE OF FLORIDA TOt flux 1131 ALAN FRANK DICKET Osicen, Florida 715 'F' Street You are hereby notified that Seat Pleasant, Maryland th. following motor vehicle: A Sworn Complaint having Dodge, 11. Truck Sweptline Ex- been filed against you in the press, Serial No. 116l&C49 wifl Circuit Court in and for Semi. t'e sold at pUblic sale at 31:00 a. nole County, Florida, In in. o'clock on the 7th day of cery, for Divorce, the abort title September, 11.66, at Seminole of said action being STARLEE Cuunt- Motors, 3503 W. First HICKMAN DICKEY, Plaintiff Street, Sanford, Florida. The VS. ALAN FRANK DICKEY, Be. proceeds of the sale will be ap- fendant, these presents are to Idled first to the Ps3'ment of the cause and require you to file costs of retakIng, storing and your written defenses, If any, sale of said motor vehicle and to the Complaint filed herein, the' coit of publication of notice and to serve a cot' thereof uf sale and then to the sati.. upon Plaintiff's attorney on or faction of the balance due under before the 20th day of Septemthe contract covering the financ- ber, A. B. 1966, otherwise a Di. Ing of said motor vehicle. Any cree Pro Confesso will be ensurplus will be paid to you and tered against you and the cana yuu will remain liable for any proceed cx parte. balance remaining unpaid unWITNESS roy band and offi. der said contract. elal seal at Sanford, Seminole GENERAL FINANCE COR. County. Florida, this' 22nd day PORATION OF FLORIDA of August, A. D. 1965. (SEAL) }iy: It. E. Carey Arthur II. Bevkwith, Jr. Deficiency Mgr. Clerk of the Circuit Court, General Finance Corporation Ninth Judicial Circuit In of Florida, East and for Seminole County, 71 E. Robinson Ave., Florida Orlando, Florida By: Margaret E. Tyre, D. C. Garden 5-4641 GORDON V. FREDERICK Publi.h Sept. 1, 2965 Attorney at Law DDE-I P. 0. I.lox Sanford, Florida. 22771 i THE CIRCUIT COURT Publish Aug. 5 & Sept. 1. I. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 15, 1961 FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMI. DDC-75 NOLE COUNTY. CHANCERY NO. 1U5 1% THE CIRCL'IT COURT, RUTH JOhNSON, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Plaintiff FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMI. vs. NOLE COUNTY. LONNIE JOHNSON, IN CHANCERY NUMBER Defendant IS REs PITION OF NOTICE OP SUIT LUCiUS SHELLEY arid MAT. TUE STATE OF FLORIDA 1'Os TIE B. SIIEL.LEY LONNIE JOHNSON TO, CHARLES hATES, whoes (whose address and placs of residence and address Is usresidence is unknown1 A Sworn Complaint having You are hereby notified thu been filed against you In the the above named Petitioner., C4rcuit Court In asid for Semi- LUCIUS ShELLEY and MATTIE nole County, Florida, Is ChanSHELLEY, have filed a P•tt. cery, for Divorce, the short title tion in the *bov. styled Court of said action being RUTH for the adoption of VERLEEN JOHNSON, Plaintiff vs. LONNIE HAYES, a minor, and you are JOHNSON, Defendant, I ii. as required to show cause why ths present., are to cause and re- same should not be granted by quire you to tile your written serving a copy of your writ. delerlaca, it any, to the Com- ten defense,a, If any, upon C. plaint f4led herein, and to serve 'ernon Mire, Jr., Attorney for a copy thereof upon Pl.alntlfrs Petitioners, P. 0. Drawer Z, Ban. attorney on or b.fors lbs 5th ford, Florida, and by filing lbs day of October, A. D. 1251. other- original thereof with ths Clerk wise a, Decree Pro Con fesee, will of said Court, on or b.for. lbs be entered against you and the 24th day of September, A. D., cause proceed ex part.. 3941, otherwise a decr.e way be IA'ITNESS my bend and of ft. entered against you granting clii seal at Sanford, Seminol. the said aduptiup, County. Florida. this *0th day of WITNESS my hand and Uss August. A. D. 1244. seal of said Court at Sanford, (SEAL) honda, thI. 23rd day of Aug. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ust, A. D., 1916. clerk of the Circuit Court, (SEAL) Ninth Jdictal Circuit, In Arthur II. Beekwltb, Jr. said for Seminole County, Clerk of Circuit Court Ylorids By: Donna Si. Markos, B. C,, Ily: Donna M. Mairkos, D. C. Vernon Miss, Jr. GORDON V. FREDERICK Attorney at Law Attorney for Plaintiff P. 0. Drawer Z 1*0 East Commercial Street Sanford, Florida P. 0. Bux 1725 Attorney for Petitioners Sanford, Florida, $2771 PublIsh Aug. U A 1.pt. 1, L Publish S.p(. 1. 1, 1*, 33. -IH 1*, 1964 DDX.T DDC.71 . Stenstrom Rea'ty A Multipi. L.Iatlng Realtor 2565 PARK DRIVE 222.2420 . - 0 Legal Notice _______________________ In the Court of the County Jsdie, Seminole County, Florida, In Probate. is ass Estate ot WILLIAM M. HARRINOTON Deceased. To All Creditors and I'ersnns or Densands Heviug Claim. Lintaut Said Estales You and each of you are hereby notified and required to tire'sent any claims and demand. which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of \V1LLIAM M. IIAIIItIN'I'I'ON. deceas•d, late of said County, to the County Judge of Seminole Couny, Florida, at his office In the court house of s-aid County nt Sanford, Florida, within six calendar month. 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 placcu of resiliC and post office address of th. claimant, and shall lie sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or attorney and accornpanted by a filing fee of one dollar and such claim or (lvinand not so filed shall be V()i(l. Nat M. Turnbull As Administrator C.T.A. of the Estate of WILLIAM M. IIARRINUTON I)eceased Turnbull and Abner P. 0. hlox 100 147 W. Lyman Ave. 'winter Park, Florida Attorneys for Estate Publish Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 1966 DDE.4 IN TIlE CIRCF II' ('5)1' III' OF %I%TII jme'iii. (:111'rmu StATE HI cti'r or 'I'jIE FLOILIHA, IS AH Fifit NOI,E COI'N'I'l', IN ChANCERY, CANE NO. JU2HI McSTEALEY GENEVIEVE MINIMY, Plaintiff, 1 -. ' : - - •' ' . r -, __________________________________ 1 . 1 . ' -, WILLIAM L McMTNIMY, Iief,'rsdiint. N()'F!(-'I" 'I'S) A i'i'i':.ut 'roe wiii,i.zui l. MeMINIMY, Defendant Address: lYicknown YOU AIIE I1EILEJIY N0T1 FIEI) that suit for divorce has beers tiled agitifist )'(iII In this Circuit Court 'if iii'- Nlictls Judicial Circuit of this State of Florida, iii ttti'i fur Hct,ilaole County, under Chancery No. 16. 340, the style of stici cause be. lug OENEVIE%'E TEAiEY McMINiM Y, I'lai"tiff, vi. Wii.141A51 I.,. )IcMISIMY. i)etefi(iittit. YOU AltI jii1t1'JlY Iti'Qi'IflEl) to file your An. W.r wills this Cierk of this Court staid to serve e. copy of this sissane Uliull thi plaintiff's atturaitY, wlo,re iiUtiii' and address appear below. (Hi filrn bstores the 12th 'lay of 54ejit.,ici. ber, 1266, or a J),.0 rae I'S") Cci,i. ,-,ut,-r.'d against fesso tasty . '' -' - . I 1 yOU, Dated this 9th dii>' (if August, 1911. (Seal of Circuit Court) Arthur H. ljtsckwiths, Jr. Clerk Hy:1)unrsa M. Markets Deputy Clerk EDWARD 11. jidRT Attorney fur l'i*sititiff 109 East Church Street Orlando, Florida - Hetit, suI,,.0 i.... ii ma r & 1. 1966 DDC-11 l -. ..i.,i..i. ..u.. . . -- p..... - - .. -- 'tP".'y' 9795 Payton Realty £0 I". ". ECONOUNS STATION SUS equipped with side w1dows end door, stnslqht tratesmission, radio, one owner. -- - 64 CORVAIR F(Jlth 322-1*01 2440 Hiawatha at 17-91 ______________________________ YOU ARE cordially invited to ha 2 ROOMS & bath all electric. our guest to inapeot a charm. 11'URN. I TO 2 BDRM., I & 2 utiiitie. turn. $11.50 par week, $90. baths. $44 to ing residence. Located on Sash. 322-8546 after $ p. in. ionahle Kingawood Court just UNFURN. I TO 4 flDflSf. I & ______________________________ bath., $55 to $125, CLEAN, I BOltS!. Furn. Apt-, a drive attut a pitch from the in. Water & Lights turn. Ma>'fstir Country Club. This 3 Stemper Agency hteasoisable rent to elderly bedroom, 2 bath, centrally A Multiple Ltating Realtor man, woman or couple. 3312heated and air conditioned INSUROR 56*0. home I. the epitome of quiet, APPALSER 111$ S. French good taste. So much Sn demand *21-4221 I A 2 BDRM. APTS., Completely are the few houses on this plc. FURN. 1 BDRM. near base, 160. equIpped by GENERAL ICLECturesque cul-de-sac that '!,th1' lncl. 322-4635. TRIC which includes electric has ha'en unoccupied since It's kitchen, heating & cooling. original sale. The price $19,500. SMALL 2 I3DRM. house turn., 2 TOWN'N LAKES Open house Sunday R..S.V.1', ml. South of Navy Base. $12afternoon-cirive West on 20th GARDEN APARTMENTS *185. Street to waterworks, turn E, Firat St. *22.1130 711 left thru Mayfair Golf Club. BDRM., 1¼ BATH. Near ihopmile South Watch for sign % ping center, Jr. High & 111gb NICELY turn, apt., 211 5. Park Chub. Ftvsnins A Sun..r0110. 0a tu,uuI, •ou day 322-860* or 323-0357. BE OUR GUESTS $ BDRM horn. on 2 acre lot. Paneled kitchen and family Stemper Agenc3 room with fire place. 2 full A Multiple Listing Realtot Jesatip. Near Lake baths. INSUI $21,000. Call Richard Thomas. APPAISER 1919 8. F're 222-4991 222-1945 or 7752. Legal Notice 65 FORD -- ATTRACTIVE I bedroom horns in Pinecreat school area. flange, 3-door refrigerator, fireplace, and fenced in yard included. $415 down, 1*1 per month, and no ciosing expense.! CALLBART REAL ESTATE CALL DAY OR NIGHT 222441$ - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice UNITED STATES DISTRIcT COURT MIDDTM I)ISTIIICT OF FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION. No, $d-120-Orl-CIv - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs. 1100111 E. HARTSOE and RUHY 1. IIARTSOII him wife, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE - Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Final Decree of Foreclosure entered on August 10, 1966 by the above entitled Court in the above styled cause, the undersigned UnIted States Marshal or any of hi. duly authorized deputies will sell the property situate in Seminole County, Florida described as: Lot 16, SUNLAND ESTATES, FT I1ST A I)t)ITION, nceor,iing to pInt thereof re. corded in PInt Hook 12, Pages 97 an,! 98, Public R,'coruls of Seminole County. Florida. At public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash at I2:(s0 Noon on Tuesday, September 27, 1966 on the steps of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Dated: 8-18-66, JOHN Fl. MAGUIRE, SR. United States Marshal Middle District of Florida ICendell W. Wherry Assistant United States Attorney Attorney for Plaintiff I'ubiiah Aug. 26 & Sept. 1, 8, 15, 11166 DDC.68 In the Court of the County Judge, Seminnie Cesunly, Stat. Fboridi Ia Probts In ri tIe, Filet,' ufi JOSEPh ICAMPIT, Deceased. FINAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, on the 3rd day of October, A. I). 1966, ore-sent to the Honorable County Jtsdgs of Seminole County, i"iorIda, his final return, account and vouchers, as administrator (if the Estate of Joseph Kamph. deceaseul, and sit said time, then and there, make application to the said Judge for a final settlement of his administration at tealil estuite, sitini f,'r tetu 'Ilsc)sarging him and his stirsty as such n,irni,slstrator I)ntcd this the 31st day of tugust, A. I). 15'. Is! Kenneth 5!. Leffler Administrator of the As Estate of Joseph Kamph Deceased. Puhlishs Sept. 1, 1, 15, 22, 1966 DDE-I is sos 11 clean, solId white with red itevior. As exceptional car for oisiy. $995 64 FORD GALAXIE 500 tudor hardtop, power steering, autostatic tvmssmisslon, rudl. and hester plus air coadltlossq. A ens owner, solid whit. wIth red Interior. 1795 of IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUE NINTh JUDICIAl. CiiiCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CIIANCEIIY NO, $4236 FilDilitAL NATIONAL MORT. GAGE ASSOCIATION, a United States corporation, Plaintiff, vs. JULIIlDV1N M. SWEDE ANNA SIVIl1)il, his wife, TIlE COMMERCIAl. HANK AT %'IN. TEll PARK, a Florida flanking Cur po rat lots, flefe'nulsnts. NOTICE OF Nl'I'I' l SIOIITH AGE POIIF.CI.o%I'Rhl TO, ill) W iN 51. SW K U K at iii JIJL.IANNA SVllhIK, hIs wit. .tvenuc 443 W. l'zt i-kersh'urg. I'u'uuuss. 'l'hau t'cusisnserctsel lieu k at Vinter lark Winte'r Park, Floriuisi You, I)e(endatats, are- ho'rutl'y that a Complaint to notified foreclose a certain nsort g ge on thus following described PruupaVt )', its sit hut.'. i>'itig iiiuul ),t'i ti He mitsuI. County, Fioridsi, to. isit. I.eat 8, Itlue'k 1, NORTH OIl.tisl)il.ANtlO, SECt 'Nil 'l'lON, scct'eirtiiisg to this i,lst roic',.rde'ei I,. list I tss'ro'o( hook 12, at pities 55, 56 uctiui 57. tat (lie l'ust'lic ltr'nrI of He-tub neil" I euti lily. l"iorida ia. hoe-.'us (he'd stgotlut( you iii this istiuve st>ieul stilt ituu'i yt,15 are raqutreol to cc.I'y of your uusiwur or lobe-ailing to the Coutitlulis lilt dhI t'ltil Intl (f's tit itt-iucy, J uusephs Si. St U i- ask", i' (). il's 225, Fcrui Isa- k, 1"loridis, stud file' this origb utah stuswer or iilacIliiu iii (hue ofhh'i' cut the Clerk of this' Circuit Court on or Sc' lit umber itulcors I tie St Ii clay lUdu. If you fail Iii tb eI.'t'r,ue, lurca cclii fe-iso cc ill hi,.. I uk eli ugatisat You for this italic-nt deinsiuieu.l iii this (_'douss iuistuisl. (%'ITNEH' ii,>' hand and officIal seal of office at $suuturd, Seisitisul. Cuisti I>', thIs Ith day of August, 1956. (SEA I.) Arthur It. lleuckwtth, Jr. Clerk of thus CircuIt Court ii>': M*rgar.t il. 'lyre hlalsuty s'ivrk .Jo..rlaha N. teitirsesko I' si bh,x 325. ni Pa uk, Vhs. I'uiohiii, Aug. Il, 11. 315 .tn I, IIISG 1)1)1-14 64 COMET 2.door, standard ?ransmls. sian, six cylinder esqis.. A real economy car. (choice of 2) FOR SALE 9395 Ii 63 PONTIAC CATALINA 4-dear, otatomatic transmission, power steersq end brakes, radio and heater. Pontiac's bust seller. I Priced To Seil! and - .1*111' 1 I ¶1 I serve so, a - CONTINENTAL (choice of Planing, both one wnur cats end unconditionally I!TLI11 qasarunreed. Economy Buys Ô1 ;..a;, FORD RANCHERO, 1 '.ir;' WTJ '-.; .'': 'I"? "-" ' ' - - .- I i' :' ttgn$., t ktQfu,. !lh ., .,ac ....... - 5 9 P01W STATION WAG. 'IN, V.3, automatic, rdIca cud '-k -'' iss.tufur. P01W STATION WAGp ON, 4-dr., uutomutIc, radio and lsuenur. wiht bus book at :... .. - a of 63 LINCOLN 2) loth fully cquippcd with oil the Continental acc..sseries lncliulhatq our condi- 2nd I - Extra Y0. VNITEI) S T A T Fl S DISTIIIC'V COURT MII)DIM DICTUICT OF FLOIIII)A, OIII.ANI)O DIVISION No. fftI-N-$-Orl-CIv - UNITED STATES OF' AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs. ItICHARI) P. ChINE an(i BhI4LlF 0. ChINE, his wife, Defendants. NOTICE 01" SAI,l'l -Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Final Decree of Foreclosure entered on August 11, 1966 by the above entitled Court in the above styled cause, the undersigned United States Marshal or any of his duily authorlzeti deputies will su'll this Pro;, o' rt y situate In Hem mole Count)', Florida described as: Lot 1!, I3I.00K D, SOUTH PINE. CIIES'I', according to P1st thereof recorded in P1st Book 10, l'ages 9 and 10, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. At public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash at 12:00 Noon (ifl Tuesday, September 27, 1968 on the steps of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida; Dated: 8.18.66. 30115 Fl. MAGUIRE, SR. United States Marshal Middle District of Florida Kcntu,Ie'll W'. "sVherry ,tss'Istant united States Attorney IN TIlE CIRCUIT 'COLIIIT .tttortioy for Plaintiff Publish Aug. 25 & Sept. 1, 8, 'rue sis'ru JVi)IIIAL c csii'r IN £51) ro 51221151 15, 1966 COUNtY, FLOIIII)A, lJI)(.-67 CIIASCIGIIY NO, 14i15 SOTICIl or ElECTION IIAIITFORI) 1"EDKIIAI. H lie it known, that I, I INUS AN!) LOAN ASSOCIATI Autism., Sce'retary of State of ilainsi Stats of Florida, do hereby i vs. notice that it (IENERAL. ill. GORDON L. hODGES, at al, TI(5 will be held in Semit Defanda Stats of Florida, ('dill iii y, SO'I'ICIl (PP MUll' IS Tutsulucy isoxt succeeding MOIt'l'GAGI'l FOUIICI,ONl1hI first M ,isdso>' in November, A '14)1 (lOItIJON I.. liOD(IKS 1966, ths*, said Tuesday being IIIl$II)E%I:ll, UNKNOWN l:i.;II'i'ii DAY 01.' NOVllMiI £51) 'I'Os All parties claisusinug to till the following offices: tusrusts by, thsrousgh, usa Itcpro'scntative in Congress or against the aforesaid I thiE, Fourth Congrensloitai I Son I ri.'t YOU ARE hereby notified I 'l'hsree (3) Justices of the a Complaint to foreclose a c pr.-aasci ('otirt tam mortgage encumbering (this (I) J u,ige of the 1)1st following described real i 'i,uIt of AplIu'it I for the' Put party, to-wit: Apl*ilu*ie IilnLt-1't I.ut 7, I;kk II, COd'1 ChIlD MANOIt, UNIT F',,u ri ce-as (14) Circuit J ud (if (lie Nlvsth J tidicial Cir 3, seceirding to this I (in viii nor thereof a' recorded in l $o-,'r.'tary cot Stats hook 11, I'sges 75 still Att"ruu.'y (ie,t,eral Public ilec'orut. of Hesuit Cmuslui roller County, Florida 5tate, 'l'rc'its'Urer has beast tiled against YOU Sit pen ri rite rucislit of l'uI,lic (hi. shove' styled suilt, stud sI, oct bus are required to serve is c C.iis,scIssiOHCr of Agricult I cot your Answer or other i'le 'i'wu (2) Coanuusissioners, V brig to (lie Conuplaits I ins VIa Ida I'ublic Seivlce Cosnn;Is' attturnsya, tiff's ANI'hlhtS State- S.',sstt or I"u un asia its 2 ltUt4hl, IEAN & I.O%VNi)i'lti, lust I'u'us t rail lion levi. iii, Grist u a i'urtecl 1*1st slut State Svassitur Fifteenth 2 Florida, and (ii. this eurig Aisiwer dir other I'ieu1itug in Ott curial i 5tustei H.'iiatu'r Sixteenth 2 office of the Clerk of theu S aoorlal liistrict ciii t Court usa cur before I Is. $tate H.',sstc.r Forty-first I us>' of $esleiashter, 1966. if tail be, ui,o NI,, i. eie'cre-si turd , iti'urial hut rk't fessu will be takuas against 'i'lc u.n II) Si eisa hers of for (his relief dnsis sided in II 'Lisa cut Itepheleli tat iv.. Cuiuusplaiasl. 'fwu. I ) )iriiiiuIs of the Jiu 'I'll Suit ice shia Ii hue ;ubI (it I 01U lily I o,iss,ssissI'uisure cci otis:. a week for four 'l'tsre.i (3) Messus hit-s-s of hiuuit ad of i'u hi Ic I iisot ruet lot-cut h's weeks in Ihis Haiti hot rae lii. lii 'East iass.ias y V bassett, I is ise,rruintuu set say hiand ussul at uA'l'I-:l) '11118 Ith day of A ed this (Irrat Heal oR the SI ust, 196$. of i"I.usl'uii, at Taiisthsassee, (S il A Li (spit al, I his I lie Fl ft setith Arthur it. flsekwb(li, Jr. ('leak cut Circuit Court of Aught 1966. 'Z'OM Al-SANS 31>': MaTtha T. Vibleas hispuiy Cl.nk he"-s'etary of Stgte l'uluiisls Aug. 15, 5 & Sept I'uhollati Aug. 11, ii, 15 & $ I, 1066 5, lto66 1) DC-I S 1)1.1'. g -. ... AUTO (lASS , ( - ' l'T'I-11/A P1" Li)) S' BROKER 102 S, Park \ 2 ItlII1M., \'A1.1. to u-nil e'titpi't, l.mivi-1.Y lt.VENSA l'AitK kitchen eetil%ipec1 $60 mo Tnko I over payment'. Contact Urynti, TillS 11 lIE1IhtOOM bout, wills e'le.'iric ICIte'hen on well land472, N.A.S. u'n;eec1 lot for only $1 3,000. $5i)t) clown, MODERN Cottage tn country. * lll)UM., luith, large kitchen, ci dining area, laundry. $150 55 JJ% £ A A VT clown. $6,150. 10 )'r. niortgaue. CAL.L.BAltT REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT & REALTY CALL. DAY OR NiGHT 222-7491 322.2171 11$ N Park Ave. $UNI.ANi) ESTATEI': 2 lid-rn., I ________________________________________ bath. Assume loan. 223.062.. _______________________________ 77. SituatIon Wanted THE Classified ad columns are 83-Real Estate Wanted Ilk, a home town bulletin ____________________________ board for offerings of .11 WANTED: 2 B1Th.\I. house for kinds. Cal) 2-6ll today) under $.0110 Cash. 231-$S11. Legal Notice EE1 & MEEK ____________ - -- OR WOMF.N lrt or full. time for local McN'as Route. Insurance Debit Workers, Teachers. Preachers, Students, 1Iousevives, Farmers or Shift workers. Call Mr. Richey, 122. 554 after h P. in. L3LT.IE wants work. 522-0200. AI'I.r,.s an, Jimmy ______________________________ - Tb 0%i,tomo(i'e Ser;ke Mpt.1. l9•--- l'ngc' IA 106. Apnrtm-ntI"or Uen brraLb A it i it: i'riec*i tot quick male, I l%I'ltM, t'a. room, ol,I brick fireplace, low down pny. nient. ('nil 222.31P01. MEN HeWsEK1-:1:rr.r for elderly 3-t'5&7. man. JUNIOR OR SENIOR Operator, capable of styling. Good working conditions. Pleasant workIng conditions. Pleasant atmc,phere. Apply in person. 5cr Mrs. King. Jack A Jean's I Beauty Shop. •ntttnr Stensti'om Realty V' ItOOKKE)CPER: i"ranehlsed auto CANVASSERS AVERAGE commissions $5 per dealer on NCR Key Punch Electronic Bookkeeping. Autohr. making home c.*lls with mobile exp. desired. Apply P.O. manager. Transportation furnished. Write r. Ci. Box 671, Bn 1270. Sanford. Winter Park, Pie. I"cmale Help Wanted lr llOMl VlTll i'OOl OWN9lt RAYq melt this henull. f' %eeeed hum,' f*'r 2xt6 living room. 2 lilt, with guest hon..,' f'r 2t-% flU., 2 14 %ii ha. lti'4m- nnmn 14 14. l,prgo 1"iorl,tn rn,tn nn.i fireplace, coverq',l prititi with swimming pool filtered h' .Tacuuil. Two deep wells and 12 mature citrus ti- rem 1,nt'nied in Deflary. Many other tealures. '- ________________________ S. Pets & Supplies ANiMAL HAVEN KENNELS: Boarding. For sale, AKC Chihue bus., also mixed breeds. 2.. 575:. FOR SALE: Registere4. in a Alrdals, 2 yra. Champion Blood Lines. t22-442&. POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed healthy. Tiny toy & miniature at stud. Terms. i-l44*. PARROTS. Tame & Talking. My. na.hs, Parakeets. CapuhIan Monkeys. Squirrel Monkeyr Sib. Pet & FILb Stippflt,. ANZM..L KI%Gt'OM ..o: l.,ongwnod . -. CITY (W Sanford Civil S.rvic minatIoa Board nil] he'iM for qualified applicants to establish an cUgihiUt)' Bat f' the clasatfication of Clerktviiat. RenIrementP 11 tO SI yrn. of age;; minimlifll PdtIC*lion-high phool graduate etitve1ent; experience In typS. Ing; some knowledf* crail office practices and .'ednrcm desired; resident $eminolc i'ounty for at least six months. ExamInation 'will be held In the city hell at 1:110 p in. sept. 5, 1266. Sub" mit applications to Clvii s.r vice Examiner in city hail not later than Sept. 4, 1966. BIG 'ror KflWERGARTFX CcrtIfld 'Poachers Enroll Now. Classes begin Sept. 1. Cal] $2111611 for' further Information. '.ii L '3 - 11111 1. mt., Sanford, Pie.. 6*-&hnols & Instructions OuR $3XC&RE appreC!istI(fl for lb. many sot. of kindness and erds of zympathy shown to is during the lflnoss and at the dea.tb of our daughter, Elsie T3er. Mrs. Creacy Pergupon A Family WILL CARE for child in my home for working mother Wanted EC14OLS BEDDiNG CO. SEMlNiME Memorial Hospitil B.ddteg & P'urnttnrs has an Immediate opening for A't PACTORY PRICBS an experienced riletary super*22.1*21 11$ 1ft4&ia -i-or'. C'ontsct Perionmiol Ot. 5.-Card of Thanks 4 Female Help . - PKC1ALS: Rn. I('.uft Prrmanant $IMO: Beg. $Ih.('O Permanant $7.S. PENICE'S PEAUTY SALON 100 E. 1C1 St. w et 0; )1 - Youll Find 1.1 HUlL! 4._Beauty Care a I lIt I TtI .1. SEARCH is OVER! 9, v rri Piusiels FORMER LOCATION OF THE SANFORD HERALD 5.000 SQUARE FEET Choice Location-Downtown Sanford 204 West First St. Next Doot To Florida Stats pg SEE YOUR BROKER the petce1 ..... HUNT L!NCOLN MERCURY 109 N. Palmetto Avenue Sønford Phone 322-4884 �- . - -- - a ________ • ___________ ."01181111 1 Change In State Tax Structures Studied - - - -! 16*04F#146 A?wl , Concern Over R * * * Seminole County on "rht' Nile of America" the St. ,IOlinR River Dickinson Shows eassessment Plans o han voA in I!n(At'i t rut,ire are liol ng 'on4idererl. Comptroller rA1.r1A11AssEI: SPECIAL I'hune 822-2011 or 425.5988 TAKE YOUR LABOR DAY HOLIDAY IN An architect for the new courthouse will be selected withIii the next few weeks Funds will come from capital outlay and the word is they 'niit the new courthouse tiedin with the jail complex . . Estintated cost urotind $1,500, however, the present 000 facility (one comniisstotier cellit it three story barn today I will be tisuil to house ninny of the county officers. . 0 0 OLDSMOBILE OR CHEVROLET! SAVE A ENOUGH EXTRA TO PAY IIINLrl VVIIFI IUL) MANY bbs HAND! DRIVE OUT TONIGHT aild 4 MA FOR THE WEEKEND! 61 UN - . SAVINGS OF A LIFETIME! 'I II . VILLE will talk If the County realigns Sand Lake Rd. in the Lake Brantley area, 31 lovely trees will face the ax. Board will discuss situation at next Tuesday's meeting. A GENERAL MOTORS EXECUTIVE CAR ... DRIVEN 9,000 MILES BY A CADILLAC DISTRICT MANAGER. with Headrest, 5 whitewall fires, AM-FM Stereo Radio, soft ray glass, 6 way front seat adjuster, door edge guards, climate control, license frames, gui de.a-matic headlamp control, ti lt & telescopic steering wheel, power door locks twilight sentinel, remote control trunk lock, controlled differential, rear window defogger, cruise control, power vent windows, automatic level control, hazard warning flasher, shoul- • We had a reporter check four doctors (in general practice) this morning and two aren't taking any new patients and one nurse told our reporter she would be "lucky to find a doc- tor." J JOE FOY + is the lurk of skills itiiI t'iI titiitioii oil the part of titiviutpioyc.I, In' PiIit('d out. '''I'he ('lC('t VIOl irs iflhIIlS%' tr Ill this area is greatly ill tited of rititieni assemldt'is 1111(1 tehiii- ( I - - - Ask Withdrawal Farmer __________ Killed Of All Troops From Viet -- Area ________________ In F'ft\'Of Flee . South Seminole SR 1. 6 0 Crash 4 School Bus Service Rapped - I How Local Attorneys Aid - + + PFN I!. (,nihndfa and Cmhndi4, trday called for t''aeutinn of ill __________ _________________ nds ..Thous,'a" AT!FENS (;rper (t1'(, Thouandc n Greek villager. foreign foreign rnp from Vietnamese fled their lurimr' Thursday nam y The call came in . when an earth tremor shook a flint declaration ending (i mountainous area about Joseph Meisch , Lake Monroe farmer wits killed in- mIk. southwest o Athens dent Cha ri.' rio (;;iuill. rrirul !i) Oil, '.'iOt ('iOnS and Ve lilt' Vullilliuig (ItO sta iii ly this morning when the truck he y.,. ; Soul h.'ast Asian driving Because they (led. many k('If o e I eetr()nies sch oiil full tim e. IFiO(llilfl was si ruck its he crossed Sit46 and entered into the spared when a sharp earth The joint declaration. sigiwd IIowever, we ni-ti still uuihui' quake Jolted the region a few VERNON M'1 hy Dc (',aulle and Prince Nnrot o keep up wit), the ik',nnim,l,' path of a semi-trailer truck traveling I':at t I he fatality occurred at approximately 10:47 n.m., minutes later, officials said todiun Sihanouk, Cambodian chief ioy tli'cliircd. of tati'. it, Iit' royal pit lace. (Mrs. 14. M. Watt, liritleillil according to investigating officers. 'I'hi is I,rins total tittffie fatal it k's in Seminole said Franc,! .mnd Cainhontla ''oI. An Altamonte Springs resi. of (lie i'iitimnil Comity Itui 15. Firm ii t' for the year to Prices I'mIiIY eat! .itt.'ntinn to the exdent today charged that school ili'.S$ School. Juts 11150 it'moittid ('otl dent ( UI'1) Stock NEW YORK Meisch's truck entered the highway from SR treme gravity of Uuo situation'' servicing the South Scmii- that she is unable to unet't till. 15 1111(1 apparently turned into the path of the han Icr prices opened fir in in fairly doll In iatthiast ;ia_ tli'iiinnds of local lItIMlii's iutil bole Junior 111gb areas are otif1.'renti driven by Etigetie Perk ins, 41 \Vest Plant, trading toiiay. 'Despite tli*' truck being itulustrial firms for trIuliIe(I, Ck'micahs err firm. . Inch have divided .,tni -U ill \\intci' ( arden, ha. Perkins was driving a Midstate ''being operated in a negligent Lihicd ol'fiee workers, were mostly steady. Steels divide the Vietnamese. a 15 t?5 hiuhing Co., Inc., Winter Garden truck, manner conilucive to mUItij)!l' titries, steumogu-upliers aizitI huisi•JLI(lgC hugh . 1)uncnn was summoned by the Sher- were mixed. Oils, metals and Inriient ersons i S01U1fl.)IC t'utnu1ly the foreign intervention loss ness machine operators.) f life and injury." were uncertain AirSeminole electronics which, in transforming a civil County who are .iecizsd M Foy reported he is working iff's D epartment as coroner. Lou I Iuddleston, In a letter addressed to the cnn war into in international con('ounly Sheriff's Department 110(1 Trooper C. L. Tom- lines were easier felony and are unahle to afford ljct, superintendent Of public in- with Seminole Junior College i.iv" to hi' hostilities their to pay for their own legal coonstruction, Greg N. Drurniuiond, oil l)uIrt.time emploYment of linson, Florida Highway Patrol investigated and they present. dimensions." tht comsfli(l that no charges would be filed pending further ineL are dependent on the possi college students. ,i(Idtid. munique of North Alberta Street, Alta. __ vestigat iofl. Ne ble charity of local attnrneyi, JA('KSONVILLE (All) The two ontintrien appealed monte, also states, "Inasmuch groes will stage a mast march or in some cases, the appointfir"iigorotu; observance" of the city late next week ment of a pubic defender by acros as you are now cognizant of r .n. the ('nev:i ,tccut'd of 1954 I '' ' '•" I'. unless race relations here im- the jcge. th is nazard, you will also be ' I is "the respect of Viet •. 'V' prove before then, says RutThere is no legal an! society that Nam 's independence and ouveraware of your responsibility. f . . ledge Pearson, state and local in the cotrnty, according to C. erg and no interfrence in inI th e courts of the State of Florpresident of the National Aso- Vernon Mize, president of the I•• wr uaa. Ida'' J - ciation for the Advancement Of Seminole County Bar Ascocia• . . 'It Is subi'itted," tie contin'. t'' Colored People. tion,'out many lawyers (it) ;tcued, "that you immediately "I hope something will hap- cep :ases on the basis of mditt~ cease these bus operations un. pen tn the way of positive ac- vfif it merit. UI the problem can be rectified . (ion to make it unnecessary." "Almost all our ;uttorncs do or commence prolonged repeat Pea rson told a news conference some charity work but there i routing so as to transport the Fhursday , no ficia1 association for file!) \. students in a secure mariner." service." Mize said. In pen. he notes "though the S. 1. Dis Jr. cOuneIur fiii' If UN' authorities intend' alleviating " total 5ttfl, property w . UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Seminole (omrnuinity Action. this problem in lute September, Inc., said his matter has been AP)—The United States headit in all time high in the town the students are unduly exposed discu.ied by a committee I)! drive today to persuade ed a A itJiunnte pruuir at $l,. In the interim." to remain as United the group .ini! a study is being )t)IflUMtIftid CX U Thant Chec king with Herbert Muse, But made or whether a legal aid so- 'iii ptiwI u , Mayor W. Lawrence secretary-general. , Nations co-or'Jinator of transportation ciety could be ('mdcii tinder the the w')ft',r. I i tal.t,d it, is his intuuufor the Seminole County School ntirmcw diplomat's stateOft'ice of Economic opportunit y declining a new (cr111 meflt r_i,j,i t,, olu4t the l)iuig't reA' System,The Herald was assur"W. have asked br iinie re 1 I. 'run ht the organization once withiti or .i't-t * ian that iuiLuI ed the depart meat is aware of I,: l)t't 1)11 ?hi triimii other i.irts .ianu lace to face with the iii II ast \'t'ilr. overcrowded conditions, especof the Cliliflhl''. to we lirthcr nent . v. hich urea ten its silr1., ,tatrifleult VI)1 ''g'i lally n South Seminole. It hi , been ')I is t)eulg dune or ' (. %I.I I. outsit. 'stun tli& atjj,;Ui'n f,)iIIIwu(Ii "School just started Monday I could he worked out,'' Davis it! the inuird 'if .ft(Liahizatii'Il and we are faced with addition-.......'. 40 al problems resulting from the 14111cr dhe G ideon icci,inu ThUl"ftlay evening. Rats, of tax-'; lust year 'Freedom of Choice' program OfllC years a o. there is 'a pro- ttbo0 [it Altamonu' ' .,.'. ''' mills. because we were unable to de:,'•.visnon for appolutmilent i.1 13w),...1 r t1X11tJie (iL'UI)el'ty attei' Iiiimne(ermine exact load numbers In tic ttcittntkm' by the court in the r advance. We have been working cses Z1 ta er',utu who ilave been 'teitsi eXeiitptittt 'vats iportcsi on schedule and some of the accused of crimes and have no At. 111,1)4 ,S$, an uit'r''isse of crbtieisnis voiced In Mr. Drum563,71iu over inst 'eir. About mon •y to hire a personal lawDAYTON. Ohio (All) xnond'a letter should have been [lie Il1(TtiJL' UI 1U.tLuII Wits 1,wo National Guard trPs P yer. ifi these eases, (lie pUOlIc AF'I'EI{MA"l'hI OF TRAFFIC DISASTER cleared up by Wednesday after'atised, for the iiiut part. by troled the city's sealed-off Neis paid by the state." defender (Herald Photo) new eotistr'mrtisin, it was egro section today where a de- I Davis explained, bands roving I struction spree by "in etfect, this means that the t,Iauied. ,)Il0 in id1iuw"v*r, earl of Negro .ouths resulted in 23 state prosecutes and also dee will be realinjuries and 105 arrests. funds, the accused persou' he 'iitiwual revnues w e r C added, d,turbaneeS .n eh iui,kr this visir's ,isst'siument. The touched it Thursday when Nt'gr, wa shut from a ear apI - The . - - Indigent - M arch Mass Still o word from the state on Lake Jessup causeway cstmates . . . Ii.in't h, surprised If the figure is around the $)OO,000 mark . . . and well worth it. $5595 * * -' ' ' - - '. -' Two Sanford teachers have completed their Masters work 1966 Chevrolet "Caprice" at Rollins College. The two are Junette Rastorn, music and supervision and Donald Farrens, administration and supervision. 4 DOOR SPORT SEDAN. Power brakes, automatic transmission, tinted glass, radio with rear seat speaker, astro-bucket seats, vinyl roof, whitewall fres, air * conditioned, power steering, 325 hp V8 engine. LIST 4363.60 DISCOUNT 863.60 Look to see the citys northsouth whitcway extended south on Hwy 17-92 front 27th Street to Onora Road. This will be a welcome addition to tile solith. em entrance to the city and we understand Sanford Plaza merchants are planning some colorful Christmas lighting out that way. The city has authorized the funds to put up 11 new double-armed light poles for installation of the high intensity mercury vapor lights 3500 New 1966 Oldsmobile "98" 4 DOOR SEDAN. With tilt steering wheel, whitewall fires, safety sentinel, De. luxe wheel disci, cornering lights, radio, power steering and power brakes. LIST 4825.71 DISCOUNT 1000.71 .R7 c S 0 Little girl was locked in one of the rest rooms at Pinecrest School yesterday. Couldn't find her for two hours after school was out . . - Custodian heard her screams - . . and then came the happy ending. 1) S J 1966 Corvair WE DO MORE BUSINESS BECAUSE MORE PEOPLE LIKE THE WAY WE DO BUSINESS II . . onza 4) COUPE SHIELD LIST c hey, the local Elks Club is holding their annual fish fry Labor Day starting at 1 pm. . . A real treat for all ateniberm and their families. Work started yesterday on clearing the property for the new Montgomery Ward building in Seminole Plaza . . . The Company Is expected to be open M for business by next spring. New Storm 110 HP ENGINE - TINTED WIND- RADIO - POWERGLIDE - WHITE. - s t'600 is 0 * 0 (SIMiLAR TO ILLUSTRATION) PICKUP 0 MIAMI (Al') — Rough weather that could become theseventh tropical storm of th e season caused choppy seas in the southern Atlantic today. $209068 Herald index 2215 W. FIRST ST. I! Area Deaths ................ 4 bridge ......................3A Church Directory ----------IA Church News ................2 8A-9A -. Classified Ads ...... 6A 7A Crossword J'uu.k's Dear Abby ................. Editorial Page ............ 2A Entertainment ........... 4A-5A Horoscope.................. 4A Sports .................... 1011 322.6231 'TILL 9 TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT ,t IT OVER THE HOLIDAY! . , - ' . '' FINANCING! No Tax Hike For AItthionte Seen By S*offord - - - Ailment - ' - ( - -. . • c .. . ., - . Guard Patrols , , . - Dayton Streets - I Sanford Bank Not Bound Bankers Urged To 'Slow Down parently dri'.eu by whites. The man died later in a hospital. At the peak of the disorders. gangs ruanmied the city's West system, is "not bound" in this deposits," Hodges said. "That Side, looting, stoning buses and latest ruling, I1reskkmit Ho- Is Uiu reason for the 'tight I breaking store windows. money' in the East while we ward Hodges said. arc 'iquld' and ready to 'do "Ti Willis in the East and (n 'i,uIato the local rn buines' other iarg.'iy populated sueas The letter said total bunk l o a ns have increased at an an. new me to ease Inflationary i'utc of almost 12 per cent pressures, the Federal Reserve nital this year while bank loans to e Board has urged bankers to ))IIjIi' lhut 91) !'r m. slowdown the pace of business cent i'hiIs total "has (emitted to t'et)tl')iil) ate 'thIllC(l out' while we have lending. ward wisustainaLdt, levels auth loaned (1111/ 52 per cent of our Presidents of the 12 Federal has .ioth'tl apprt'eiahily to curReserve flanks, lit letters to up. rent inflationary piesslireS,'' proximately 6,000 member the letter saikl. banks, spoke of restricting thti' borrowing authority of any bunk Saufui'.' ,' Atlantic National In the system which does not Hank, only bunk in St'uiiliiole TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — I '-., County In the Federal Reserve comply. -' Charges of unscrupulous sales practices were lodged by AgriWASHINGTON (Al') — In it - . I ', - -•- - No L Seen Teams . in VIoL I Orlando Meat Outlet Charged Boycott Probed ultI..Ntn' i AL'i ,i1eumbers of the Florida State dbturbvd ituvilig Cuutiuiiissiumi, by threats of a boycott by jai. alul players, will visit Spain soon in lilt e ffurt to improve Martin Sega!, cotitiiussloil culture Cuuiiinissiotier Doyle (10111 ijrlzimido who spemember Coimnt'r against retail meat out- I. MIAMI BIAChI (At') — Under-secretutry iii (t)111 fierce LeRoy Collins forecasts it stt'uiig tuttiolmiti ittulloi1l' (luring Liii' c()lililIg nmonthis. in an address 'I'Ir u rs. lay Ilig ht, Ii, ii lit Ill It'- 111111 tiII' went Inrniijuet, Collins saul despite"tiet'iuus itilt'i't'taiIINam, "there 15 110 ties" connected with the War IMP Jai-Alai + ' ______ L .. -. . , -, 4 ---- - serious let-down in sight." The address by the for'mei' Florida governor Was hetu'd by it thoLlr4nnd dinitci' guests itt the sixth annual Lisboi' Day oh,servani'e $j)ollH()re(1 by the Catholic 1)IaTV......................... 4A cuse of Miami, 'raweiiuppizmg ............... EASY ON-THE-SPOT TO SERVE YOU! PICK UP YOUR CAR—DRIVE .. ,. - - --- In Brief . LIST 7399.70 DISCOUNT 1804.70 I I payer which will assure him that wovernment will not confiscate property he has held through t he .ears sin,ply toy multiplying hi' ad valorem tax rate." he SHill. I liCk iflSOfl pr'(licted 00 of the 17 .'i.unt ie will h:ivt I 904; tax rolls a pproved 1) the .'nd of t he month. Several cono ties have riled suits aa inst. the ret program. -- .. 0 0 der straps. - t UI II (IaflPrOi 4id. effects" of the I ol) per 'ent re;,ss4'rnent P)•(Ira 0) orderp(l 6v t h. F lori da Slt t'ie ('t- urt : he zail the next I.eidsIatur. rniit seek ;ulditional relief f or pc pIrb pny,fl prrpertv taxes. j- World News . •' 1 1 il City hasn't decided whether to close one of the swimming Poole. If one does close it will be the pool at. Goldsboro. $169500 - - 0 0 CHEVROLET ½ TON SAN F()Ul),FI - Hall facility. MODEL 1604 I. °, 1900 l'11t11)A Y. HFV" _J )ies ruth 8II! M and ( 'cut ra I I 'loruhi tha tin 'i-i' j. ii s in Scm iin ut' Comity Thei' Fl U AG NS ETT. N people to fill 011,111 , .Ioi' Fov , nut tat irer of tile IIorkIa state Employ merit. Service saul .1. IlowarrI McGrath, m, mr. to(IuI'. the active Fl S attornv rner nraI in rn xi runt ely 401) Jici-sons ii nu'rn uj i mi "1)esi I e the Iii'I that we hut ye frirnan adminktration. phiymneiit filt', we have more than 1,500 Jobs for which we time seeking i1unli fietl he riled 'odaY at um mr'r home V()I'kt9'S,'' Foy ('xl)hiti1ie0 A 84-p:ige list of jul)M uIvasl:Il)Ic includes dozens of categories of skilled, scm i- her.'. M' Grath al-t o onet ime Oemo sk illt'(l, t.i'('hiTii('fll 1111(1 )rOfcsMiflhiuI I (u)(!fl i tig, It) this area and all over I"lorirla crat le R1re tIa ni znvernr Nearly 100 of those uirt' in I hi' Snu for(l area, Foy said. iirid 1),n.,"ratie na?onaI chair or.' fairly close Ia full cniplav niejit,, us close as we lutu' ever Li'ffl ( was found ele.,d in hen. ('lnI)loynlent rolls are way down. Average weekly uiiemploynut'rit (Offlft1)StLtiOIl lie h id been at hi Providence jul i.'ot inns are between 100-140,'' Foy cx plained. ______________________________________ o ffice Thur'lay . prnhli'tns in filling ,I 0 with architects Monibty, Sept. 12 about plans for a new City Hall . , . Won't be a new jail for a long time. The present City lint) will be painted outaide and some offices inside this fiscal year - . . No funds available this year for the new City New --- Job Picture Here Bright Most of the county iiiiil city offices will be closed Labor Day and that includes City 11*11 and the Courthouse . . . We will publish. City Coll, iiiission SEDAN DE All LeaMud \Viu'--EstnI,llsheil lflUH , • Cadillac -- ttx Fred I)iekinori aid Thurdav. 6ickinon in id he was; worried alviiit the ''pnten- Fit: TIiur-nlnv 91-69; wi.t'kend : Worm and HlII,wi,r. IVI-11 VOL. 6) NO. 10 Zip Code 32771 By 11,A1tRY VEMS1111E,11, THE DEPENDABLE COMFORT OF A BRAND NEW 1966 CADILLAC t CIO 4 4 ri(la' II0VA1tfl IIt)DGES lets in Jacksonville and or-'iahiLCs iii jti-tttu ht And ('ham inuin Robert C. hindu. Cornier said the firms, Mid- Lechia'r iii Juwksuiuvilk would west Meals, Inc.. at Jaksun' mike the trip. %4lk, 1111dl Midwest Meats Inc al Ilt'hindu, airy time lalcst iii the 'ravktIot ii on illicit jiia1 operations In Florida. MIAMI (UPt) — hurricane Five firms have been charged Faith pushed its 110 unite an so far %%-ith with fradulcut and hour winds farther into the immis-It'ading uth'i'rtisjug and un North Atlantic t&Iay, a ittenaco lair trade practices since the to shiippui and a IuLIIsatlt't' to iliac Ilegaii setetal vAucks ago. East ('oust bathers. Menace To Ships I I + � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 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/69e1082793ea6cfe283881e7aa8c908c.pdf 8fa899c06e5256e2b1507af05dd4f8b9 PDF Text Text _ ..-_ , . 1_7~1 -4 I Chopper Hopping GIs Pounce On Fieeing Reds - Dance Club - Port And River commission started Carnival Plans Inez Attacks Fla. Volus`ia 8 Pledges NewOsteenSp an rating North and South Viet have reported killing 955 North some Leatherneck units have North Vietnamese military stor- over South Viet Nam Sunday SAIGON. South Viet Nam Reports from the battle area ese regulars and Viet Cong. age complex 26 miles south of and claimed destroying or damVietnnne.se and capturing four been hard Helicopter-hopping U.S. 30 miles north of the coastal city Official U.S. sources said Nam. (AP) ennst.aI eit' of Vlnh, and aging more than 246 Viet Cong U.S. planes flew 113 bombing the troops pounced on a fleeing of Qut Nhon said the number of casualties among the chopper- U.S. 152 bombers struck fl and seizing 17 weapons. But pilots said they left it burning huts, trenches and other struclittle below the buffer ZOne to. Communist dead was still climb- lifted cavalrymen were light, missions against North \? Communist force toitay with smoke towering 3,000 feet. lures. Soi'th Vietnamese pilots The battle began alter the day for the fourth straight day ported killing 117 more of the lag. Narn Sunday, and pilots claimed The U.S. military command new 124 combat sorties Sunday. of raids Inside or close to th e In mountains near South The Communist unit was a mixed force of North Vietnam- enemy shot down threc U.S. hel.Th e Duflary Saturday Night damage or destruction of 4( announced that a new search Viet Nam's central coast. enemy Icopters, prompting the cavalry- The bombers rained explo- Dan"Club honored the presi- buildings. 13 trucks, and 10 and destroy operation, Little The added dead raised to 7 bridges, and numerous hits on Rock, began Sunday about 18 men to charge the force of more sives on North Vietnamese dent, Mm. John W. Bennett, at. oil depots. the two-day tot taken by units miles northeast of Saigon. The than 300 Viet Cong and North troop concentrations and mIll-. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) of the 1st Air Cavalry, Airmo t of a farewell party given at the During the weekend strikes, objective is to destroy Viet Cong The Geneva historical and Vietnamese troops. The helicop- tration routes 20 miles wes bile, Division which fought a has activated a Port the Marines' forward headquar- club's opening meeting of the Red groundlire downed an Air forces and base camps in an old Kentucky furious battle Sunday with the Genealogical Society will meet ters were recovered, River Development Crnmseason Saturday night at the Force FlOS Thunderchief and its rubber plantation area. Several and 110 at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 0, at the The new fighting along the ten. at Dong Ha. onunun1st.s and reported Nuseum to plan a Halloween central coast shifted attention In the two months of fighting Deflary Community Center. pilot was missing. It was the battalions of the 1st Brigade of mission to help develop induskilled. ______________________________ Carnival. All nffirer and mem- away from the prolonged fight against the rebuilt 32413 North Mrs. Bennett is leaving Dc- 391st U. S. plane reported lost the 1st infantry Division are try, agriculture, commerce and engaged in the new operation recreation along the state's hers of the Society are urged by the U.S. Marines just south Vietnamese division below the Bury to reside In Scotland over the north. tr & iInrb brruth U.S. pilots flew 415 sorties waterways. Air Force jets struck at a lof the demilitarized zone aepa- demilitarized zone, the Marines with relatives. Oct. 3, 1966 to attend. Page 14 - Senwalls crumbled and ernqli- lap of liii' duiln of the Vlrivlibi this piqfly times before, trimMIAMI, Fin. (All) lintricane rd and lit hurricane lamps. Inez. in the I itli day of a wild lug surf dashed across low.ly- Roy at 8 n.m. Gales hitting anti highways. flicka 60 Many of the 2 million resI mile clip hammered at the rampage across tropic seas, at. lug streets tacked southeast Florida's gilt ety signs blew down atul coast from .luplter, north of dents of the area had gone to tering Gold Coast today with bounced neross rontls, a peril Palm flench, qouth to the Keys. bed b.lfrving they were out of Iltit v.1111 top winds of only m tlnngcr. They aWOke in the ear brawling gales, torrential rain to the low motorists who had thirkness to the to be on the streets. itilles an hour. lovi was no longly it u.rnin and wild surf, 1.1 runs 1I chit' lint) rr1,s!Iinct I tiuntk'r of wind and the timust Pt,lm fronds, loose garlinite Power lines sti:iipviI In great Voinsin County will do everything and anything showers of sparks. I t-aIIk' lights eons anti other small debris been whim slit' raged t hrnugh rain. possible to get, a new Osteen bridge, James L. Dixon, danceti crazily and It'll, and nil- cit cened 1111-nugh sect ions ex Ill(, CnT.1111wrin . killing poihtv chairman of the Volusia County Commission, pledged hundreds. gt' wnvs tore at. the white Posed to the shtIr$)est winds. I ,sorIatetl Press at Atlanta f:ilIr!l it reported 'l'lm fit-st gust, of hurrk';ini' In Iev Vargfi sand beaches as the hurt-kane today in a telephme interview with The Sanford Herald. hurricane lne V:lko(i "A new bridge over the St.. Johns River at Osteen auder the coast from Fort si renittli, 75 miles an hour, 0 a. ni ( lerks in boarded hiott'k knocked not a power transL dale to the Florida Keys. sl:itntned into Tavernier at the anti hit i-s. who had been t hrough former In Miami, paralyzing has been needed for 20 years," 1)ixon said, adding, "you H t a large sectIon of the city, In. can count on us in every way to * * * ehistling transmission lines * * * * Johns support any move to replace the there. Telegraph news stories 40 year-old span." pertaining In Florinla were Dixon pointed out that a new tekphmnc'it to Atlanta for retransmission by news wires. high-level bridge on SR 415 over . . . the St. Johns has been given ), fflticeIIty, they rigged storm "top priority" by the Volusia . s and rus hed to stores County Commission "for the By LARRY VERSHEL t hat ''ienn d earle to dispense The Ritz Theater will close last 4-5 years." He asked that '- .s ;n t goods, kerosene and Zip Code 32771 Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 Oct. 17 and 18 people will be Seminole County continue with candles. out of work—,lust like that! its "moral support" for a new Nfondny. fnvi was headi. WEATHER: Monday 86-73, rain .19 Inch; cloudy, scattered showers 011- 11 \Vednesdny. Manager Bill Lovelace told us I IthWII'(1 tov.ard Ahaco I TUESI)AY, ()CTOI3ER 4, 19(t — $ANI"OltI), FLORIDA -- Price ('*mt. that he got the word last week. bridge. Moneys would rome Established 1908 AP Leased Wire 59 NO, :32 VOL. T:.l.it,tl the Flaharnas. away in _______________ from Volusi County's primary No other data available and trim di;imi. By midnight. she one from the chain outfit will road fund administered by the was I.nekpcdd)ing on a west. state: talk to us &n;itl,w('qt course aimed at the John Alexander, chairman of }"ir,ridi; Keys. Once in a while we win a the Seminole County CommissI I)efore had forecasters ion, previously stated this coun- rr small victory. lwd ., torm on their hands so Looks like a standby ambu- ty will construct a new approach )a'rtl to figure. lance will be at the game here for the proposed high-level span. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The Florida Supreme Court 'The (enter should go ashore . School offi- extending from a point near the Friday night near Key Largo (40 miles south dais huddling with Gramkow present intersection of SR 46 is considering taxpayer pleas to enforce its order requiring 100 'if M in said Gordon Dunn, Funeral Home on details. Will and Cameron Avenue to the per cent property tax nssessments—with no counties exc e pted. h ui of Miatol's National Ilur Monday attorneys for taxpayers in Dade County and be the best 1-40 Seminole High bridge. t-icnne Center. School over spent. Willard Peebles, of \Vildwood. Marion Counties told the court all Florida property owners But met had crossed him up * district member of the State The County Commission to. vert to Casselberry if th road ngievnl to re-estaih'hih and re-. vfere. and hr hastily added: Now if we can only get an Road Board, has said the pro- should he treated equally. within two years. paint. 5 nhp.Ii. s1wed limit SLfl5 ''That is, unless she turns and day voted unaninu'.usly to reis not. paved '* ambulance at Junior High and posed $1 million high-level 'L'hi, cointitission granted its.' out tin. ink.' In Loth ,\rhoi and got' in some other direction." Road in the bridge was to have been includJ11 games. Sto'k prices opened lower in mod- center align Sand Lake NEW YORK (UN) of its right-of-way and of the county pit. fnt'ihit it's to h.':i iii report that work in St. couple of hours later an aded in the State Road Depart- crate trading today. denied the appeal of John (en- the Fruit and Vegetable Grow- JohnsEst;itcs has been delayed visorysaid the storm ''most A FEW OTHER SMALL VIC- ment's 1967-60 budget, cnmmencBrokers said now that another resistance level In the Dow try for reinstatement in his ers Assot'intion in order that while th.' developer obtains lik e ly" would not move across TORIES WE WOULD LIKE TO ing July IKing next.High and Claude Jones industrial average has been pierced, they are uncertain position with the county road meat. for a dinner to take place prices on imse, çfl-5i Robert material the Keys hut would parallel WIN BEFORE THEY RUN US Oct. 2i can he prepared; for the roads, w)'ere the present retreat will carry but are fairly sure today's department. them a little ways to the south. ______________________ Kirk. Democratic and Republi- session will see some further selling. OUT OF TOWN. th an an hour's After more 1 lowever. winds of hurricane can gubernatorial nominees. reA new junior high— ;-_ discussion, with property own -force were expected to batter Adequate school bus trans r- spectively, pledged in telephone A U.S. Army trana- era on both sides of Sand all the Keys. ' 1 . •.''.. interviews with The Herald Mon.tation— 'i SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) Lake Road making their poWhile the eye of Inez was still -More money for law enforce- day to give "top priority" to the port plane with 29 persons on board—some of them wounded sitions Commission - . -. known, ' 50 mitt's oft hore. full gales meat officers— Osteen span if they are elect- American servicemen crashed at An Khe today, the U.S.mill- Chairman John Alexander (hi 4: . whistled CIOV.O Miami's palmKeep politics out of the ed as governor next month. Peebles was scheduled to attary command here reported. It said there were no Immediate clai'ud, "Sufficient and proper lined Biscayne Boulevard. schools— tend a meeting to discuss the reports of anyone being Idlled. time has been given for conBanana palms came crashing I . -. Lake Monroe Causeway— . The CV2 Caribou crashed while making a landing ap- alderation of the question of .:. down and flashes of light New Osteen Bridge— Osteen bridge problem early this proach at An Khe, about 250 miles northeast of Saigon. the proper alignment of the marked power failures torn A resident physician at the afternoon at Jim Spencer's rca-, road over the last six months. Miami to Fort Lauderdale. hospital— taurant.. Also attending were The book of questions has ', . Angry winds churned BLs. A medical examiner for Scm- Harrison Saxon, Volusla County Sherman Billingsley, who started been exhausted," he said. NEW YORK (AP) cayne flay into a wild fury. A mole County— commissioner in whose district , Alexander reported that the houseboat was wedged under a . Equal wages for all county the Osteen bridge is located: with an Oklahoma soda pop stand and turned a prohibition .1 speakeasy called the Stork Club it.ø cafe society's favorite road will be 'at least twenty bridge near the plush Fontaineemployes— cIu, died t oday In his Manhattan apartment. He was 68. feet from the nearest house. AgiiL . ' bleau Hotel. A 23-foot sailboat. Every st ' on First New Smyrna Beach and Sanford ' Th e club closed a year ago Wednesday after its location The question was originally driven ashore by gale winds Street— city officials and officials was sold. Before it. closed, Billingsley had been involved In a brought to the attention of the Monday. was broken to pieces . Chambers of Commerce of both long labor feud with his waiters and kitchen help. board when a property ownby smashing waves. I FOR '1 H E STATISTICAL cities, u er on the north side of the The surf tumbled across U.S. MINDED— road received determination ...• - ---i AlA at Fort Lauderdale, Circuit Court judge gets ,g, About 9,000 union employes be- following a survey that the WASHINGTON (AP) . blocked streets In places and 000 from the state and $2,000 gun returning to their jobs at two General Electric Corp. road had deviated as much -piled up sand dunes among the , .; _______ supplement from the county. con- m; i5 feet. onto his property. plants today as the government pressed its effort to end a . •1 'i (fl'CilflSj(iC hotels. County Judge, Clerk of Circuit , tract dispute that could affect. the U.S. war effort in Viet Nam. lotiumi was made and adoptCourt, Tax Collector and Tax I Local issues had prompted the walkouts at plants in Schcn- ed to instruct the road superAssessor get $11,500 and Superf -f ectady, N.Y., and Pittsfield, Mass. As the union emp l o yes TC' intendent and engineer to align intendent of Schools gets $12,tu rn ed to work, government and military officials arranged a Saud Luke Road in the center 500. * S of the right-of-way and proI l'entngon briefing for GE and union negotiators. CHAIRMAN NVENIMU,L ACEE (right) and Pi'egram the work on it as boon. ident Jitnies Rowe loolc over a list of things they AND SOME MORE—Legisla. as possible. The engineer was need to produce the gigantic county-wide lIallotors get S100 per month, county NEW YORK (A?) — Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D-N.Y., also ordered to notify all propween carnival, being sponsored Oct. 22 by the Sanprosecutor gets $5 per case and p, has been found guilty of civil contempt for a second time in a erty owners affected of the ford-Seminole Jaycees, at Fort Mellon Park. can't make more than $7,500 board's decision. defamation of character suit against him, (herald Photo) per year although he gets more '(led. B. Frank, in lila In the matter of reinstateSupreme Court Justice Harry State money for office expenses. jp sion Monday, said that. if Powell appeared before him Friday, nuent of Gentry, Commissioner and constables can't make -, - ______ ltamnonte Springs Mayor W. he could avoid a second civil arrest warrant being issued against V. Lawrence Swofford who ,. -_____ more than $7,500. Lawrence Swofford will recomi r'ne had recommended postponehim. mend that council "hoki the ment. of decision until road Starting salary for Sanford line" on the miflage and adopt employes could be questioned, policemen is about $91.67 per a budget of $170,885.00 wi th rate Prime Minister Harold tuted he "could find n BRIGHTON, England (A?) -. -Fir emen get $81.19 week of taxation required at five Wi1so served notice today that his Labor government was on to reverse the decision of Supt. Out of the 28 policemen, 99 mills at th e meeting of town W. H. the point of enforcing its freeze on wages, prices and Incomes J. C. Lavender" in dismissing per cent of them have to bold County-wide Halloween carnival for all Seminole council at 8 p.m. Wednesday. the employe and moved that. County youngsters and their parents is being planned with the full powers of law. other jobs to help support their While the budget is approxi. The British leader sidd lifis government hoped its pro- the appeat be denied. families. Police Chief makes mately 35 per cent higher than 1)y the Sunford-Semincile Jaycee.% In other business, the board gram of harsh economic cutbacks had "shocked the nation" $8,189 and Fire Chief, $7,139. The big everui is slated for Oct. 22 at Fort Mellon last year millage will not have * into accepting radical changes in Britain's industrial, social Passed a resolution accepting Park on th to be raised as the tax rolls thee Sanford lakefront from 4 to 8 p.m. with a revcrt.er clause 700 feet Deputies make about and political structure, for the kiddies will be rides of various showed an increase in assesssouth of the present right-of- kinds, "county fair typo" game per month. mnents (mostly through new conway for an approach road to Everyone is Invited to come struction) of more than $2 milbooths, a Spook house and Nigeria's military strongman Lyman m High School from IliliTeamsters officials tried to LAGOS, Nigeria (WI) costume, prepared for four lion. today slapped a "shoot-on-sight" curfew on the country's bard Casselberry. Commission- many other eutci-taliunient fun. hours of halloween fun, said organize City workers the other Vate'r department budget to meeting was held sprawling northern region, beset. since Friday by rampant tribal ci' John I"Itzputrick reported Lures. day. Wendell Agee, chairman of the be recommended by Swofford 10 Here are the results property th at. the would zeFrom 5 to 6 p.m. a chicken event for the Jaycees. will total $14,240.00. PrelIminary 'work for the slaughter. 67 said no. --- ----- --------Lt. Col. Yak ubu Gowon ordered his troops to shoot cursaid yes dinner will be served for both new water system for the town S * * of Oviedo Was ordered by the few breakers and looters on sight in an attempt to quell spreadchild re n and adults. Tried to get attorney gene!'- town ton council with the accep- lug tribal warfare and rioting which threatens to shatter his al's ruling on whether you can of the bid of W. H. plan to unify Africa's largest nation. serve on the school and hospi- Simmons of DeLand for $8,500 Area deaths ................................ tal boards at the same time for surveying of casements for Ti-iplot firi(Ige ........................................It) We got the runaround as We the planned new facility. The world's half billion CathVATICAN CITY (UP!) Miller Evans of They uint it m llu.siiwss news ............12 expected the first anniversary of Drive, Cusselberi-y, had his Contract for the work to be lics unit in prayers for peace today By the time you writing prepared by G. Algernon Pope Paul Vi's historic visit to the United Nations to plead 1967 flunibkr sedan "borrow- Classified ads ..............11 read this it will be at the post Speer, town attorney, will in- for an end to war. ed" Monday afternoon from Coillics .......................... ...... 9-10 office. the \Vinter Park Mall parking Crossword puzzlit -------------------- 9 dude provision that the work * S a '*' lot while he was inside making Dear Abby ..............................it) be completed within 40 workE.litorlul page ..........................H The Selective Service, apparently a quick purchase. WASHINGTON (VII) Democratic and Republican ing duys. Completion is exnominees for school board posts peeteti by Dec. i. feeling a manpower pinche, may draft men In th e 26-thruuth-14 The th ief latet' returned the lnLertniuuuiieiit ... ................. 9-10 will discuss th eir views at the veluiele to the scemie of the horoscope ................................10 Simnniuns reported to the age bracket. About 70,000 have been ordered to take physicals. Sanford 1Woman's Club WednesA service spokesman said Monday those affected were es-him where it was found by Society ........................................4 p.m. Should be very board that work will cornday at single men and married men without children who had been the Winter Park police about Spurts ......................................6-7 menee today. interesting. deferred at age 26, and then had their liability extended to 2:10 u.m. today, apparently un- TV ................................................ft 5 damaged. Teen News ................................5 age 35. ' Nobody asked me but, just think U the hospital didn't have all those expensive rugs we probably could have an ambu lance there. C - * S. on the St. Seminole County ( #7 #e1.4 go pi P11 jL.% Mw TV POST TIME All, 1--%;I Saturdays at S130 P.M a" WRA-TV4 Tamps and WINK-TV-1 I ri. Myers Me "e, WDI10-TV-6 Orlando k / 'IJ .----- . ................................................. 0. Suit 3010 Plneway L.k.laed, Ft.. William _j hi Winners S'l,OOO.00 Mrs. George Davie 2321 Vies" Ave. Sarasota, Fla. Mr. D. W. Adam -d George Zimbardo 1710 Jordan Dr. i_. . Kocnivage. ruu SAVE 17c! Grape Drink Welchade . 46 PearHalves3 Isabel J. Taylor 59 19 Tomato 14 ax. bot. 1437 Lakeshore Dr. Casselberry, pkg. • dairy specials SAVE 20 4c off Kraft's Mired. Margarine . . . . . cta. . 49 40 o. IC 8V2 k 0 •p g . • • • 2 1, IYOD Cheese • • • • • • • 3.05. • frozen foods Howard lb. can $153 Tend.rI.af 4 0' 2 Road • S . ,* 59 48 ct. . * • • . . -......-- '., : ' uil,,,2 .. '- ...' ' ' - ..... .-' 3* -. -- 3AVE 4½c! Ireakstoue's Delicious Cream or Drip . , mit, " - Jiffy COrn * Ft.. Virginia N. Gray 172 Country Club Mr. Sanford, Fla. These are $vst a few of the many happy cash winners during the 23rd week of "Let's Go To The Races." Many more names of winners are posted In your favorite Publix Market! SAVE 6c! Bisquick Clues. & Sassborn Regular . - Sausage Ketchup • • • Flour ,• • • • • Muff*ln M1X Coffee Tea Bags SAVE Sc! Heinz County TO World News In Brief ' • . 20c! Swift's Vienna . Sand Lake Mm. T. C. own 6750 Silver Lake Dr. Mrs. W. D. Roderick Leesburg, 4103 Balboa Dr. Mary I.. MacDonald Orlando, Fla. 229 S Osprey Ave. Sarasota, Ft.. $100.00 WINNERS Large, SAVE 35c! Del Monte Bartlett SAVE - 5815 laliamo Shores St. Petersburg, Fla. Evelyn L Thomas 701 Ave. NW 3 . Realign - - - sloo.00 WINNERS lii ,w 'anfuth iirrath I ?'')'f 1: 1 "The Nile of America" River 10* ' '*p , ' ' ;'' '. - -. ' . ' Croquette's....69' SAVE 60 Stouffer's with cheese 1201. Macaroni . . . • • pkg. 39* Meyers Frozen White Bread . . 2 loaves •'. :' - Johnson's Chicken or Shrimp No Coupon Needed . .' - -. . - . - - . - . 490 . • - • . '. -. _______ ________ . . . .. '. . I / - . _______ Alfamonfe Set II . To Hold Line On Millage . 0 Ca rn ivaI T For Sanford Oct. I'I-'s - - . . . SIMMONS Okay Bid For Oviedo . . * * * - 50 Extra Swift's Premium Wafer-Thin Sliced Corned lauf or Turkey 3 : 11am, Swift's Premium Sliced $1. larJ4 Beef or Pork...: 6 9c Chubs. each $9c Meals.0q.' Bologna Hornum's Oroisge laud Sliced Luncheon (Dtc, P.lish P.pp.r, Old 35c EMIX S&H Grass Stamps, N. C.su Needed RealgalbArghomb? $9cT.w's _ Frsu enStamps Ov.iI..dy Aset _____ 50 Extra SIN Green Stumps, N. C.upss Needed ye aass nnn 9IM111111115 of Windex Blue Nistbot. 59c (K*Ifn moor, . I res. rue 50 Extra SIN Green Stiompso N. Coup" Needed , -.. . Sioux Bee Honey' 65c 100 SIN Green Stumps, No Co" Needed EXTRA _____ Tea Bags 1 19 SAVE 31/2c1 &Wen C.p.ld's Testy widem Hwy. 17.92 .. t SWEET THOMPSON SEEDLESS j .. - _•_ P li t I _ Oea's Dr. lb. ORLIX 3 S *R Sanford HOURS: MON., TUES., WED.. SAT.: 1:30.7:00 THURS., FRI., S:o-c:oo ____ Herald index - . - * * WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SANFORD PLAZA He Should Have Shopped Sanford - F" 300 down produce tune - * MPS Hunt's Teauste Fsthi.ud Loaf) Grapes . . . • . Wafer Plan * * * * WWI, Oct. 5, 19") ifficeeldlee fee ealm 10C H, •• ... A 3 UMINOLE PLAZA, HOURS; 9-9 MON. - SAT. 5 5 . - . 4 1 Ov'*i edo Adopts $46,255 Budget; 3 Mills Set I don't usually get shook up the new water facilities. posing the raise in taxes asked, whereby homes are taxed on Budget of *46,255 with the operation expense $11,000. but, the widow of Terry Cordell Council Chairman William Martin reported that each "how many property owners the first $2,000 valuation and caine in this morning to say rate of taxation set at 'three Capt. Cordell was mills was unanimously adopted Martin explained the budget for of taxation brings In reve• are pitying no taxes at all alter (lien allowed homestead exemp mill hello tion on the next $5,000 vulun. casualty of the by the Oviedo town council fol. the new fiscal year had actually nue of $4,000 and thitt total of homestead exemption?" Sanford's first Viet Nam War about four years lowing a public hearing Monday been reduced inure than $4,000 assessable property in the town One of the councilmen esti- thin. mated that at least 75 per cent Town Attorney G. Algernon but that the CZIJI Will Of tUxa' is $4,058,002. ago. She said she just wanted eveni.ilg. Eight persons were present of the homeowners fall in this Speer gave the opinion that to Intiet - oka y, if yo u 'Three largest items in thL tiun is seeded to replace the adoption of an amendment to fl category. want to run inc out of town go budget of expenditures are po- cigarette tax for the last luaU for the public bearing. next I won't forget lice and niainteniuice salaries of year which will be Thompson, one of those pre' Thwnpson proposed t Ii a I the state constitution would be ahead now Terry's blonde, blue-eyed young and council foes $15,500; Citpi- pledged along with water revc sent, while making It clear that council investigate the possibil- necessary before the town could tal Improveineuti $10,000 and nue to "back up the bonds" oc he was stA wmpLsuthug Or op. Aty '4 using the "Sarasota Plan" Lake such action IJ4j smiling at 3ne. . 9 5 . C. . --...--. : S -I - S ( , �,. 1 -- -I---- - __.._.J_ - _ - '~- .00 1-tv,o.ot.."b,1441%14""**7w~71 ( ' .._fl-. ~ .-.- E. aTh r Piw!nrb - ~ I . - , ... •?, ., , Y~, I . 2 P& - ..1- - I . ,:* - .. ...". _~ ,..4.iur h.. . I. ~• I i .' . — . . 0i. ~,,pl, ~ lik '141 , DATUR, Ala.. (UPI) 'I divorced my wife, now can Guard and Army 'reserve for graduation and the couple ?I(,.. Army regulations were explicit. I enlist?" P601; announced. lx years and had tried for has another son. Long Way To Lay preacher-farmer Franklin "We enlisted him because he's Delano Bogus either would have the kind of young man who I , , . to give up his dream of hec.om- knows whit he wants out of life LosAngeles .".VL I ': lug a soldier or give up his and had the courage to do LONDON (A?) An Amen. beautiful "Lit 'Paylor.looklng" something about it," Silvers WifS. can grent.grandmnther said. -p...;.. The recruiter said Beggs had boarded an airliner in Chicago Army ecrulter Sgt. .lIm 511vera had seen a Icit of Beggs, been a member of the National :. for Los angeles wound but I, laiew when Begga walk. In London. ed into his office that October "My friends will never believe morning that liii w th FLORIDA STATE BANK is the newest firm to reach 100 per cent , tli Plans this." chuckled Josephine Gritof conviction. ticipation In United Fund. Gold award was presented to Mrs. Janice _____________________ fin 0. _______________________ Springfield, bank chairman. From left are Lee Moore, '(iF president, Mrs. She thoroughly enjoyed the Springfield; Richard Keogh, campaign chairman; Harry helberger, j.. For All Souls mixup. As she boarded another iirnp chairman; Howard McNulty, bank president and Wendell Springplane for her home in Los An. field, co-chairman. ______________________________________________________ (Herald ]Photo) gels after getting a warm re tion here, she said: "I've never Ld before and have never even Expansive plans for the Fall thought of coming. My only dls. fligh Low Pr. Festival to be sponsored by All appointment Is that I did not got Albany, clouds' 66 50 Souls Ca tholic Church Nov. 19 to eec Buckingham Palace and Albuquerque. cloudy 74 49 .. were outlined by the various My I*3LY?JE PE'}T1JW W Refuse Service. Macek ad. names, after which petition glv- London Bridge." chairmen at a meeting of the 70 52 A setired sheriff, S. B. Noe, vised pickups will be on Tues- lug final selection will be sub. Trans World Airlines said that Atlanta, cloudy of Renava, W. Va.. has applied days and Fridays and ttlat any mitted for presentation to the her extra flights — Chicago to Boise, clear .........61 42 Festival committee- In fnt'tn Senilnole County residents In I".'Pt')' flI'Pl% of the lPifl hilled Fund drive Is unt1eri'ny, tinder the ilit'eet ion of ft Ic Ii a r d Keogh and Wendell Spring. field, coe1111rmen. In personal ennfr,r,i,'es hielti with chairmen of the four dlvi. slons, Cnssehi'erry, Oviculo, 1,nkn - Area Deaths Ou ned ' Weather + ~ • . - Sober Stations '1' W E N T Y-TWO momhers of the Girls' Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church of Longwood took forward steps durjug ceren'ionit"s. Shown are (left) Deborah Borne, TOVnh1d8 Slio'era and Charlotte and (right) Patricia Smith, Linda Bryan and Sharon \Va rren. Bottom l)hot() (left to right, first row) shows Alicia Harper, Angela Blalock, Kareti Scott, Sara Piloian, Marilyn Smith and (second row) Kate Smith, Gail Lowe, Pamela hicks, Kathy Rating, .Joyce Lowe and (t bird row) Barbie Murvine, Karen Rating, Peggy 1I0wa rd,s tick cy l)nFault, Mindy \Vinkle and Connie Gi'eanya. ARC Schedules Urientahon •• •. •. i Hospitable ... ..,. ' • . .. + .. .... - .. Officers Named . • - • + .. I Mormons Ask For Religious Asylum •. ... .. .. . •. ... . .. c ij (herald Photos) Sponge Cushion ii + t - •.. Legal "~ Baptist Girls Take'Forward Step' Legion Post In Snake Kill Is 'Thrill' Lawnmower . By Donna Estee !I . •, ,. ... , .... Hospital • Legal I I. ' I. + J - . s .- --- -. To Be Explained In Bear Lake Legal Notice Notice . 40 Seminole County, Florida, including u,ptictftcafly, but not by Wit)' of limitation. Liii following fixtures end ciluiputont: + North 2L.4 feet to a point tht'tict' Wwtt liE ft. to ii point, tbont, continuing Westerly parallel to ti,. Snuti, line of said Lot 7 to the point etf (electric) no Model or Serial Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for tiunibetri. Seminal,- County, Florida, on the (ni. Nutune' Bath Fitri ( a l oe) BOth day of September, 1551. In tie Slotht! or Serial numbers, a certain cause hatw,ep WIN- Virginia Beach 'trginIa and DEBBIE J. OL.JET Lot 4. Colony Motel Nitse Venetian Blinds (metal) TER PARK FEDERAL SAVINGS 51 Virginia Beach Blvd. niuuiufucturcd by Roberta AND LOAN ASHOCIAT1OX. it Virginia. beach, 'lrgi.nia Jreway ('von, Model 1$04-t T017 ARE HC1tL'IiT NOTITIEI, Awning & Venetian Blinds corporation organtued and exist. izitornatiunal of Uticit Oil that suit lint' boon flied in the Company, Orlando. Florida, ing under the lewo of the United ARE hereby notified that )5 UrZlaeIe With ducti, Model circuit Court of the Ninth Juno model or serial numbers. States of America, having It. a. YOU Complaint to foreclose a mortWIS-fisc cliclal Circuit (it the. State of Together with all structures and principal pive at' business at 300 gage encumbering the following Together with all gtruetures and Florida, in cud for Seminole 1nipru'enscntr now and lirret'ftcr East New England Avenue, Win , real property: lmprt'vezusnti, Uuw end heroaft,,,- count ) , ill Cliuuaocry, tilt- nature oil said lu.usd, and fixtures at. ter Park, Florida, Plaintiff, and Lot 6, Block A. COUNTRY (flu said land, and fixtures at. of wizicis is ii ,iuIe't utid cunftrt,, tueh,.,el thereto, antI all rents, CHARLES E. V1LL1A,M5, it., CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1, utaclued thereto, tend all roots, titli to Il,,'ui,a'vu (Ieberli,cd reel ietie'i, prIst.'edL, and profits Ito- itnit IIPITTY T. WILLiAMS, al'k/a aecurditig to a pint thereof litsues. liroueisdN, and profits tee- pr.iJ.erty iii the p1 u111 t 1 f AN- cruinêt and to accrue from esid IIETTY 'WILLIAMS. his wile, se recorded in Flat Book 11. cruinC and to accrue front said I'HON'Y I:1'(SEL CAINE and promise., all of which are inWILREk51]j'A 1ANNON, a widPage 36 of the Public l'..00rd.s premises, all of which are in- LOIF ]iOlcOTzry CAINE, tile wife, eluded within the foregoing dci- ow, tend TINITELI STATES OF of Seminole County, Florida. eluded within the lurg'oing due- and you are. horcti' cription and the babendum there. AMERICA, Defe n da n ts, being has been filed against you in criptIoz-. and the luebesidum there. ti file your written dctent to of; also all gao, steam, electric, Chancery No. 10164, 1 will sell at the ebuv.-.tyled suit, and you Of; sel.su iu.hI gas, steam, electric, tue Conuplaint against you in water, and other hiweting, cook. public auction to th, highest bid- arc' required to serve a copy of wei,teiz-, and other h,vat1g, cook- iuid cauve, if any you isvt' wiLt, lug, refrigerating, tier for cash at tti. Court)sou in your Answer to the Complaint refrigerating, lag, lighting, liii Cleric of said Court ufld to plumbing, voutliiettuig,lighting, irrigating, the City of Sanford, Seminole on the Plaintiff's attorneys, van plumbing, ventilatlug, trrlgutig verve a en)iy there.,! upon lOch- end ittiwur eystomt,, machussy, County. Florida. at the hour of den Ltei'g a Gay. F. 0. box 24(17, Mud power systems, machines, ard it, Swaitu of SWANN AND fixturem, and uppur- 11:00 A. At.. on October 21st, Orlando, Florida, and to file tise apphiano.s. fixtures, and eppur- SWANN, Atturni,y, for the Plain-appliances, tenanees, which now are or tuant.s, which now are or mar tiffs iier.in, gp the Slat day of map' hereafter pertain to, or be 1966 that certain parcel of real original of such Answer with the property described a, foliowe: Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit hereafter pertain to, or be need October A.D. 1961.. Used With, in, or on said premises Lot S of R1CPLAT OF LOTS Court on or before the 6tb day with, lit, or an said prontisea, HEREIN FAIL NOT, else said even 'though theY be detached or C th ru 10 OF A ILEI'LAT OF of October, 1966. 11 y ou fall to do even though they be detached or Oteuse sisal) proceed ox part. detachable, IJIiOCK "CE" COUNTRY so, a decree pro cautfeaso will deitaclw.bht. against ,'ut, ut public stile, to the highest and CLUB ADDITION To CAS- be taken against you for the isat public Ifule. It, ,the highest and WITNESS MT I1ANI) AND I,eat bidder for uaeis at 12 :0" SELUERItY, bent1iio!, Couti. lief doguazided in the Complaint. beat bidder for onsli, at th e front HEAL. BE AL. as Clerk -' ,f CMIII Circuit (2(ri,,,It .1. •'.1m,&, ..A •,.f .• •, . -.- .... " 1.- jq•, Lfl A..., UI ru according t. Florida. to the This publish. Notice' shall be door of the Scuisizuols Cuuty Court, this. the rd day of Sep- Unit, Prewuu' Purtuc,e 1-N-1 ++ l I Modul litsginning. ,•, • • Courthouse in Sanford. Fiurida, tensh,er A. D. 11166. at 11:01' o'clock In the forenoon (SEALt a,' the 1tb day of October A. 1.' Arthur N Bee'ktt'$tti, Jr. 1966. Clerk of bid Circuit Court (Court 5]) ily Martha T. Viitien Arthur U. Beckwith, Jr. 1utput' Clark Clerk of Circuit Court itk:liuerd t. f4wieiui of By; Martha T. VUulezi SWANN AND SW'AXN Deputy Clerk Attorneys and Couu.c)lorp at Law 8MITij. E14JOT AND SCWALBE 27 South Stagtiulie Aviflue Attorney. at Law Orlando, FlurIa+a £1 liaruselt Noetk'nal Batik Bldg. Attorney,. for l'laiuitlffj Jckat,v1!lc n , J"lvrtcJa : Ft-lit. 7, Ut.'t. 4, 11, It, ItiliC Publish Oct. 4, lSbC 11.IDE 10 'L,.._ ____ ______________________ I ____ !J.— -- •- Oe'tobur, lIeGE at the Front hOot of the Seminole County Court. linus.' in Sanford, Florida. ($EA1. Arthur H. VeckwIthi, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: 7slurttni T. Viblea Deputy Clerk 1IEARLiALL. ORIIThET. LEWIS 4 BLANICNE1L SI' North Court Avenue Post Office box S3 (irUtpu, Florida, 32180-0 Attorney. fur }'ietintlff Publish Oct. 4, 1566 r)Dy.lc __ ---- ••. ----- .. ,. ___ "? - .o.c.......,p. .,,_.. -- Worker 'Stiff' After Long Fall TUCSON. Ariz. (AP) Rubin Zufelt, a steelworker, fell four stories Friday while welding steel beams at the new Tucson City Hall. "Suddenly everything dropped out from under me." be saId. "I could see all the stuff whizzing by." ZuIelt. N. landed on a layer of corrugated roofing on the third flour. Monday he was back at work on the seventh floor. "I'm a littie stiff," be said, "but this is the way 1 make my living." &._n-_' •.?. • ,. Ah 11, & •' LUCHy\ 8TRIKt ,, 1 I -- thrn ont&. I * -- - - ------------- .L120 ,,P:1E.NT1;L 1111111111 11, r I - eralb Page 3 Mor.Comforfar1ng FALSE TEET flereIssp1eaantwaytoe,',er Inoe plate diseomfori, ?AS'rwrn, an Improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower platea. holds them firmer on they feel mote comfort. able. No gummy, gooey, pasty test or f.e1In. It's iIkhlns. t)oesa'l.our, Checks"plate odor breath." Den. tunes that fit are esenttal to health. Sec your dentist regularly. GaS P'ARTEE'Ilt St. CII drug colintera. Is Giving The B*1rd? The Cheapest Charge Account In Town Is A Loan From U.S. MIMIII P.D.I.C. ç3cp U S MUM ID 00 , O/ ,-;04~~~~* . . sANr.a. F & SAWS vivo go PH. 323.1776 SANFO1D PLAZA the streets of "flenhotlnda" is being conducted. Penalty for violation of the (log ordinance is fine and Innprison me nit. - TWO WONDERFUL WAYS TO What doyou do after you fill -up 'ith . . i V0111kI I I U I—I-i 5SI5OX SPRINGS, ODD I SIZE & KING SIZL MADE TO ORDER . tJII GAS DRYER I WARM MORNING 35,000 BTU GAS HEATER MODEL --cl IDG306 .1 . -2;;~, rL~ ' - I j ~____., i ---I--- t 4 I'* :~f - I 11020 Just 53€ Week SALE PRICE ONLY YOU SAVE ~ i4 ° Ask about our FREE TRIAL OFFER YOUNG HOt GO CHEVRON! KU M"11 S ORNM I I -I !~W~___ — MAYTAG L_::~_. 119 Magnolia SANFORD 322.6321 NEW - OUTWIT WINTER ! MODEL 935 INC WDJNO NEW COVER I HOLLYWOOD BIDS—ALSO th - veterinarian and be wearing tags issued by the town. A number of persons have been bitten by stray (logs recently and a crackdown to rid i. /1 stz E3 11ev. Quigley told Rotarians - hr &nnf orb Oct. 4, 1966 Town officials remind that all dogs within the town must be given rabies shots by a licensed Fasten your seat belt,, LOOK! CMI VI CodifY se UIYASD LAM VI*SPA (055111$ MATCHING MAYTAG WASHER SALE PRICE $199.95 plus tax TERMS FOR 130TH 2.32 Week STANDARD SANFORD OIL 109 W. lit ST. PH. 322.5733 - "Alt ii 1 (tf/ , All Porcelain 10 Year No-Rust-Out Guarantee $19 95 0 _Jji_ TURBO BLOWER 'i for floor.to.celllng COmfOrt) TOTAL PRICE. DELIVERED, .39.9S PUSUC - UTILITIS COMPANY AND FLO.GA$ C0*P0ATI01i Tssdess4a O4LYIOH ad OlfYtOt4 Ot$lOtø ' _ - + .-., INNERSPRING MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL 4 - By Mrs. John Leone Would you like to help the eiulth'en in Viet Num? This is the question being asked by members of the Auxiliary Unit to DeBary Post 259 as members seek donations of soap, vitamins, and school supplies to send to the Vienamese children. Any person wishing to share in th e wort hwhile pro ject is asked to contact Mrs. C. E. Butler, unit president, or any member of the organization. Ii7' - +, fl For Children 311 - Vial thereof recorded in Flat ed oiive a week for four conbook iz. Page 79, of the Pub- .eicutivt weeks in Th. Sanford lit' Records of bezuh,ole Herald. County. Florida. Dated this rd day of Sept. bated this 30th duty' of Sept. 1166. .'nsber, A. Li., 1966. (SEAL) WEAL) Arthur H. Ileekwitit, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court 14)': Donna 51. Marko. Deputy Clerk B)': Donna X. )ttirko., LI. C. Wiuderweadle. HainesWard van den Berg 4 Gay 4 Purl. Avenue, South P. 0. Iloy 5407 'igitcr Park, FiurI.la Orlando, Florida AtturJs,')'a for Plaintiff PUUL4WH Sept, 7, Oct. 4, 11, if, Publish Oct. 4, 1965 19H DDZ-i jIJl)g 11 . ' ......- their girls after each meeting hers. The affair will follow a ineet, at the re-ar entrance of the ing of the Military Order of school building. Girl Scout leaders are needthe Cooties arid Auxiliary of starting at 6:30 ed and interested mothers are Pup Tent F , invited to attend a leadership P.M. In addition to Casselberry, training course which opened Cooties will come from Azalea at 930 a.m. today at the AltaPark, Pine Hills, and Post 2093 monte Community House. Specml rates to mothers of small of Orlando. children are offered at a local nursery. Further information may be Unit Asks Aid obtained by calling Mrs. Man. es, 11 Hatt.awuy Drive, or Mrs. 1'in, 226 Genevieve Drive, Al- " I VFW Post 10050 The vnitititcern then make contact with other persons or agencies who can help the unhappy person solve his prob. lems. The purpose of the organization in to demonstrate to would- ho sit he ides that. "We Care," or that "someone cares," 8ev. Quigley said. Ili, noted that suicide is the fourth largest cause of dnth flIflolig young peOI)lO anti ''the 1)1011km in Increasing." Contrary to popular opinion, the otmld.be su kite usually give's warning — pitrimps, not outright — but In some subtle fashion giving hints to those persons whom they feel would be, or should be, affected by thOu' netk)It. " We lti'l IOVO, with if()O(I reason, that almost any person who is seriously considering suicide, really vnuitn to be resc ued and, the refore, make's sottie att.'m lit at communication before they take the final 8A'that,", 11ev. Quigley said, This is where "We Care" COHIL'S In, with publicity directed at letting the public know that help exists itriol all they have to do is pick up the tele. Phone and ask for It. The telephone number is 2.118329. lhIhih,nrtl Cnssolherry, division chairman of Cnsselherry met with Mrs. Carol, Mrs. Grnre Granit anti Mrs. L. If. Manes of Altumonto Springs; Mrs. Nnnro Russell of Fern I'nrk; Mrs. Torn herald anal Mrs. Ruth f,ant* of ('assc'lberry and Mrs Anita Mr. thtine'sq of Eanthrook. Robert Ward, division chairfinn of Oviedo held con ferenee with his area chairmen Mrs. 1111th Hoswelh, Chuitrntn; W. E. D - • + ;.1 __ by Dr. H. S. McA II",': at the rear of the town hall. Girl .7 - _____ I •- udley, president. doughnuts doughnuts to the local draftees, cafeteria of the Altamonte t.naries Dudley, To Have Dance The picture and write-up also Springs Elementary School, has has appeared In the Florida w with first meetings beginning By JANE CASELBERRY Meet Iegionnuire, A Harvest Moon Dance will this week. Sanford Junior High S01001 Mrs. Nordstrom is it retei'iuii Permission for use of tile be sponsored by Veterans of pat('nts are invited to attend of the U.S. Marine Corps and '111 -.vas announced by Mrs. Foreign Wars Post 10050 and the first parents meeting at a member of the area's only all Marie Marties, Girl Scout Neighof Cusselberry, Sat7:30 p.m. tonight in tile school wontan post. She resides in a urday, starting at 9 p.m., at the borhood Chairman, after Murray, auditorium. Following tile in- Cusselberry with her family. Post Home at 200 Concord meeting with J. E. principal. Also present were itial meeting, parents will tour Drive. classrooms of the child, folThe Blue Grotto on Cuipri proDress will be "Hillbilly Style" Mrs. Frances Cooper, troop lead. the tudent' daily bably was known to the Hoand a buffet will be served. A er, and Mrs Gloria Irwin, pub- lowing schedule, Principal Hugh Carl- mans, but it was rediscovered band will play for dancing and licity, chairman, in 1826 by two German painters. tickets are available from mem. I Parents are asked to call for ton has announced, . - ..._I, -,* + that Seminole County volunSet In Oviedo teers are needed in this comA second dog inoculation (lay munity to expand the organihms been scheduled In Oviedo zation within the reach of any from 2 to 5:80 p.m. Thursday. person in the area, Inoculations v1l be administered In Alfamonfe + + Dog inoculation Scouts To Meet ________ . 4 Junior Notes $*.1j Mindy Winkle, and Barbie as organist and Mrs. CaroB Girls' Auxiliary Coronation Murvinc, maidens. I Scott and Mrs. Ann Scott precerenjctnies took place at the Trumpeters were Robert sented solos. First Baptist Church of Long- Yoeman and Allan Young. Sandy Piloian served as wood with 22 members taking Introduction was given by crown hearer, Debbie Warren American Legion Post 53 of forward steps. Theme of the Mrs. A. L. Bryan and MI-s. and James Fenoff as scepter Sanford received nationwide coronation was "A Story To David Soloman g a v e t h C bearers; Gail Howard, Gretch- publicity this month in the news Tell." charges. en Lindsay ' and Sara Morris section of The American LeTaking steps were Deborah Miss Tvila Campbell served as cape bearers and Barbara gion Magazine, which carries Home, Towanda Showers and Lommier and Connie Joiner as a photograph of Post Command. Charlotte Tripp, Queens recandle lighters. er Francis Luecker and Mrs. gent; Linda Bryan and Sharon Reviewing council was Mrs. Nancy Nordstrom, clerk of the Warren, Queens.with.sceptcr; .T. G. Crump, Mrs. D. v. Vines local Selective Service Board. Patricia Smith, Queen; Angela and Mrs. C. C. Lawrence. The photo, by Jane Cassel. Blalock, Peggy Howard, Sara Mrs. Bryan is G.A. director berry, originally nppeare(I in Pilolan, Kate Smith and Marl. and Mrs. Colon Home, Mrs. The Sanford herald and was lyn Smith, princesses; Alicia Donald Jackson, Mrs. Ken Kil- When at the Legion's ConstiHarper, Gail Lowe, oyce L lebrew, Mrs. H. L. LaFollett.e, tutional Conference in Orlando and Karen Scott, ladies-inM rs. Earl Leftwich and Mrs. last Spring, when an official owe, waiting, and Michele DuFault, Bill Oglesby are counselors and of Selective Service presented Connie Greanya, Pamela Hicks, leaders. By JULIA ILt1ITOS the post with a certificate of Karen Rating, Kathy Kating, ___ A reception in honor of the appreciation signed by General Junior Girl Scout Troop of girls was given by the Worn- Hershey. Altamonte Springs will meet en's Missionary Union followThe Post wa s cited for its from 3:30 until 5 p.m. each ing the service, with Mrs. work in serving coffee and Monriar anti Tnr'dt- i,, ,)t. Nat ional News , - Every year more thinti 200,. 000 Americans attempt to take their own lives. About 211,00() of them suececd. "These people ni-c (hl'Iven by ambivalent feelings," 11ev. Vernon Quigley told members of the Sanford Hotury Club. "Their problems hnvu gotten 50 overwhelming, they simply feel they cannot cope with thorn szioiie any longer and no one seems to care. "At the, same time, 110 (1110 really would want to die, if answers could be found to help lift these burdens or mithe them more bearable," he said. "We Care," an organization to try to help prevent suiciiie, has been organized in Orange County, following it pattern of other such o r g it it i z it Li o it a throughout, the nation. The organization utilizes an answering service which contacts trained volunteers who get in touch with it person contemplating suicide and listen to their problems. •. + - every section," Keogh, said, At. o w ('offP('-fltl(I-(Ioht Willi lit s lie jiettited nut thftt. 0vnhnn- by Wallace hall who delivered u'kuff toed ing, l(eugh report. tei'rs from itieb member sigoni- his messnge t.. Mrs. Kay Sass. that 21) pe'z' cent of the $10,. cit's as lied Crnq, Olrls Scouts man, Mrs. Eloise Somnkowskf, II goal No a lrc'ndy heeti reach- unit Mrs. Phyllis Rugenstein, Mrs. tlS() stand FlIfloly to 1. weak spots anti neld the, extra Eve, Perkins, Mrs. Shirley La'''i'his is not a San ford ii,ivo, effort which will chinch an ear- tham, A. E. Croeker and Julius a Cmissi'llerry, Oviedo or ly victory." ftisekwolder, the Mary drive. This i nil We Care'Organized To Aid 0 istressed is ... .... + ' Fall Festival Elsewhere Retired Sheriff Seeks Chief's Post + - nry and Snnfnrd, the county- F4e,,ih,ititp County antI we are or- 1)ibhlv', Geneva; Mrs. Peggy do net ion to support cotitity- gnnized to keep in touch with Cstpoflter of Ovistin. do services was emni)insiuul. 1,nke Mary division Is chaired F'iniz'.ii'nngt'.i ilvl'.' to three years to join the regular I Viet Namn? Army and go to Viet Nam. The Army said Warrant OfHis application got lost in firer Beggs would Icuuve Ft. i Army paperwork, but final7 In Dix, N. 3., today for a 13October, 1868, he got an an- month tour of duty in the South. swer. It carried a hitch. Boggs' east Asia batt)ground. wife, Linda, and small eon constituted one too many dependants for enlistment. That's when Beggs, who used to preach at the Walnut Grove Baptist Church on Sundays while farming during the week, decided to give up his wife temporarily. Begs won honors in basic RYMAN MELT7ER training and was graduated Hyman Meltzer, president of three months ago in the upper ball' of his class at the Ft. Sanford Manufacturing CornBanning (Ga.) helicopter pilot puny, died at 7 p.m Monday in New York City after a brie! training school, Be re td his ex-wife after thnes, A native of New York, his address there was 63 East Ninth 'a Street, New York City. He ed Sanford Manufacturing Com.. There will be booths of every for the posillon as North Or- dissatisfaction wM the service State Legislature for approval. London 3.9-15 miles, Land . clOud-1. ..... r' pany here In 1852 In a plant ]o 6i; ss .. description with contents to sat. I undo police chief, It was an- should be brought to his attenLos Angeles 5,897 miles were Buffalo, cloudy .... • catctd on Sanf ord Avenue, mnovChicago, cloudy ... 74 54 .02 ISfy any shopping desire. Sue Monday night by the tion for action. in lag 1957 to the new building Ceynowa will be in charge of village council. The village dump has been Mrs. Griffin is a dietitian and Cincinnati, cloudy. on West First Street. the Country Store: Helen ConAlter investigation by council, cleaned and bulldozed and Is 69 52 works for the Los Angeles Cleveland, cloudy Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Six-hour orientati nn class, to stantine will be in the dining Denver, Cloudy a special meeting will be called now closed to the public. Board of EducnUoi. Anne Meltzer, of New York to Interview The and act upon Letter was read suing four hall to serve Italian spaghetti; be held In two sessions, has She went to Chicago two Des Moines. cloudy 71 41 City; two eons, Marvin Meitser, the application, 70 on .03 Joe Falgione and Joe Sieczkow. been announced by American suggested names, Alta vista, Too weeks ago to spend her vacation Detroit, cloudy of Orlando, arid Jerry Meltzer, The village has been without Semino, Ranch City and lthond54 42 .nl ski will be in charge of the game Red cross officials. with her sister, Lila Long, and Fa i r banks.rain of New York City; a daughter, services of a police chief since di, for the village. Copies will 85 64 23 night session; Fran Morton Is MOSCOW (AP) —One of Mos- Monday night boarded a TWA Fort Worth, raLi First session will be Oct.. 10, Airs. Gertrude Rather, of Law- I Helena, clear clear ......56 i .. preparing to make "Miss San. from P a.m. until noon and the Lawrunce Phillips resigned in be mailed to all residents for cow's better-known Institutions jet at O'Hare Airport, sat In Honolulu, N. Y.; August to "find work which vote, and to list other suggested ford 1966" of each little lady second on Oct. 12, same hours, rence, Long Island, MM th e sobering-up station—has seat 2C, and settled down for three brothers, Michael 11eItzer Indianapolis, cloudy 71 62 would Provide better income." visiting her beauty shop; June both to be held it the Semicome under attack for being too her return home. Jacksonville, cloudy 72 70 A one-year contract for garSierputowaki will have jewels nole County Health Depart- and Samuel Meltzer, both of hospitable. "Then an arnnuncement was New York, and William Meltbage service In the village was The capital's popular newspa- made about the flight to Lou- Juneau, rain .......53 47 .56 galore for the most discrjmjnat. mont, corner of Ninth Strct zer, of Miami; two sisters, Mrs. signed by Chet Macok, of C and Moskva don." she said. "No mention Kansas City, cloudy 85 53 .. ing shopper, and Mrs. Bridget tend French Avenue. per, Vechernyaya Betty Goldstein and Mrs. Sue Wilson (Evening Moscow), called for was made of Los Angeles, and I LOS Angeles, clear . 74 61 Kolarik has an outstanding cclClass is OPCn to all persons Marks, both of New York; four By PTO some limit cm the number of Just thought there had been a Louisville, cloudy .. 72 62 lection of fine linen work. interested in becoming fled aad three Memphis, cloudy 78 64 New officers of th e Wilson visits a "client" can make in a mistake. A half hour later Grand prize will be an in- Dross volunteers and especially granddaughters steward came around with dis- Miami, rain ......M M sthlled 14 by 28 foot swimming For the woman now training for grandsons services are to be Elementary Parent-Teacher Or- Year Funeral 72 51 FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — It satirized "champions" who embarkation cards. Then the Milwaukee, cloud pool or $1,000 cash. ;he school health room program. conducted Wednesday f r o m • at Brigham Young asked Kentucky gunization were introduced stagger in frequently, get bed- excitement started. The captain MplS.5t.P., clear 60 41 .20 Tickets are on sale and may As a. correction of a previous Gramercy Park Funeral Home, Grnor William Owaley In the first meeting of the season dad down, take a headache pow- came and talked with me and New Orleans, clear 81 be purchased from any parish- Innouncentent., the first aid o- 152 Second Avenue, New York 1845 to call a. special session of of the T0UP. der In the morning, wash up and said there was nothing he could New York, cl oudy . 66 56 loner. reaher course, for all women City. In lieu of flowers, the farethe Legislature to grant the Introduced were Mrs. Ituth wander off. The cost is 8 rubles do or that I could do, but I Okla. City, cloudy 87 55 iow serving in the school health jy requests donations be made would be looked after at London Omaha, clear ...... Mormons religious asylum. Owa. Leo, president; Car] Anderson, -oonis and whose first aid cards to charity of choice. Icy apparently didn't reply to vice pu-esidnnt; Mrs. Nancy Foy, Drunkenness, as such, Is not and put on a plane home. Ev- Phila delphia. clear . 67 45 .. were issued In 1968 and 1864, Phoenix. rain ...... 84 64 .11 Young's letter and the Mormons IIL'CrOthl7, and Mrs. Helen Bum- crime and the clients at the so- ervone was very kind." sill be bold in one four-hour Pittsburgh, cloudy . 69 not What happened was this: moved from their I4auvoo, Jfl,, nor, treasurer. bering-up stations are Aid To 'Riding' lession on Oct. 11 from P am. Committee chairmen recog- booked. They can make use of When she loft home on her Ptlnd. Me., cloudy . 61 46 .. settlement to Utah. o 1 P.M. at the county health Ptbd. Ore., clear 78 49 nizad by the president were AT the facilities whenever their vacation she took Flight rio iepartment. route Los Angeles-Chicago-Len. Rapid City, Clear . 45 32 .03 demon, by-laws; Mrs. Gerald condition warrants it.. S Notice This is the only refresher cloudy 69 51 don. When she checked In to ality; Paul Jon. Comrade Antoshhi, head of return •. A word of caution to senior :ourae that will be held until home the ticket was put St. Louis, clear .... 79 x__________________________ uz omciji'r OUThIT or kine, Halloween carnival; Mrs. Moscow's sobering-up station in By Liza Baker ____________________________ Brown, hospit .. citizens using riding lawnmov. .967, officials said. THE NIWTII JITDIt3ILL OlD.. Hamner, the same envelope Instead of Salt Lk. City, clear 60 membership; Mrs. Ida No.?. called Vlktor Gul&yev and Trying to kill a rattlesnake (TT1T, T AWl) POft SCHIWOL a new one for Flight 771 — route San Diego, cloudy .. 75 64 .02 era to be on the watch for do4ioVW'S', rbo)unL. Trawicko, devotional; Mrs. Ituth Leonid Ushakov his "champ!London-ChicagoLos Angeles. pressions or holes in the area in the water can result In San Fran., clear ... 68 IN CHLWCEIZT WO. Kniffin, clinic, aid, and Aubrey ori." Dviedo Savior being cut has been Issued by PEDETtAL NATIONAL "quite" an experience, Richard An airline spokesman said: Settle, clear ......67 51 Dunn, publicity. GAGE AESC)CIATION, Evening Moscow said that "T$ appeared that Mrs. Griffin Tampa, cloudy 0. D. Abbott, of Mims, 7888 74 Walker and Shelby Gore., of iton ornLa.d under n Act at During the business meeting, with all due respect to year-old father of Mm. Liza In S. Viet Nam Courr..s and existing pursuant Chuluota, have reported. Vlktnr asked for a Los Angeles flight Washington.cloudy 69 50 . plane were discussed for the and Leonidd. It was not sure they and was directed to the Pedera.I N.ttane,1 54 39 .08 Baker, CIiUIUOta. While at Horse Shoe Lake to Flight 770 Winnipeg. rain gj Asi'octstton Charter Act. Halloween carnival scheduled Abbott, whose back troubled US'S TUTUILA (Spl.)—Firetruly deserved to be called which had just arrived from Los recently, the men saw a ratwIth itS PrIT1CLI)*.1 OUICP in thi Oct. 20. champIons. It said the title him when using a of of Wa.hinrton, Thtrict push-type 'all Van B. McClung iii, eon tier take to the water and, not cit, Angeles with a one-hour stop In Columbia.. Refreshments were served hopeleasly In dispute, since no Chicago and next stop London. mower, bought the more mo4. I Mr. and Mrs. Van B. Me- wantig it So escape, Walker ___ VlaIntlf 1, the meeting, records or statistics are kept. seems that there was an error em machine. Recently, while I mg Jr., It. R. 1, Oviedo, Fla., jumped into a boat to give vi. LEI1OT TVCIEfl and THEI4IIA cutting his emu, he hit such i i serving aboard the Tutuila, chase while Gore went home Evening Moscow suggested on the part of someone who a3 a hole, suffering a severe jar ow the primary support ship to get a gun. that records be kept on repeat- sumed she was meeting Notice Dcf.tndant. WOTIM , ___________________________ ens and that they be given some flight from Los Angeles." to his back which proved to be or operation "Market Time The snake coiled, Walker 'NOTICE 15 BEREET GTVEm 1W 'lifE CIEWITII' COVRT 01F "quite expensive," he states. form of punishment for more Mrs. Griffin, who has one 'atrols" originating at An said, and he thought it was goOCTOBER 3, UN that on 'Lbs 2 0th day at October 'l'IIE NINTH JITIflOIA.L Clii- than at 1 :fPIt o'ctoc) A. M., ni OI'IT. 1% AWl) PHIL WEII4OJaE in telling of his injury to 'hol, Phy Quoc island. five visits a year to the daughter, five grandchildren Admissions ing to get in the boat with the main dour of the Courthnu..e' (1Oh1WT, FlififtiliA, 1W CRAW- sobering-up stations, and two greut.grandchildren. is Homer Jones, Loran Baker, "put other 'riders' on the Tutuila Is playing the role him. He began striking it with of L4ttuInnle County, 8iinford, CElia It carefully pointed out that flying home, this time on Flight John G. Fryer, Elsie M. Braba- alert," he also offered a bit of f "mother hen" to U. S. Navy an oar and thinking it subFlorida., the Bonorable Arthur $ITIT TO QVIET TITLE B. Beckwith, 3r, Clerk of' the, AN'l'}IONT ItTIRHELL CAI N E anti this was no call for a crackdown 771. "a sponge cushion i wilt boats and Coast Guard dued, grabbed it by the tail Zen, Rebecca Ferguson, Cyrus advice Circ u it Court of Seminole Couti- LC)iF IIOIIOTIIT CAINE. hii4 wife, on all drunks. Heavy drinking is H. Willard, Beverly Brown Recould be a good safety device c utters engaged In countering with one hand, rowing back to ty. Floridi, will offer for vale Plaintiffs, 0 to the highest anti beet bidder a tradition in the Soviet Union Identifying becca Perry, Non Williams, on a riding lawnmower!" iffitratlon of Viet Cong men shore With the other. Sm- cash, at public outcry. thi. TOM TOtING end TOtING, and people are tolerant, provldLaUra Parker, Marilyn P. Merrid supplies into the coastline u2lowtng described property of lii, wife, and MATTIE LOU ticShelby, back on shore with Race Horses the belendanta. MlIL,LEN 1CMULI4EN. inc drinking does not go to exthis, Ouida Lee, Daisy Timt South Viet Nam on the the gun, was just in time to Fire Protection FRANKFORT. (A?) Lot 25, ACAI)TttT !ANOfl, her husband, ballad Gulf. tremes. mom, Sanford; Mary G. Metshoot it as it reared its "ugly" uNIT ONE, eocordingz to the Trfendants. The distinctive colors worn by ton James E. Cleland, DcBary; head when Walker dragged it jocicc'ys in horse racing serve Plat !),,c,k liI, png( Ii, T'uIlk '1',,: 'T,C.\1 YOt'NU unit te ven Suecleker, Fern Park; S PARR1S ISLAND, S.C. (Spi.) out of the water. 1.evorlitI (If I'eiutnol. cou n t v, 'Y()T' ML wi Ic. it it anti can't toll one CIIUrIeS Krueger, Lake Mary; Vt, isate 0. Morgan, son of Florida. MATTIE 1At' IdcMULLL'N A six-foot diamond back, it - horse from anoth er on the far wo'ricr ,p' tonedher with all structures and unit JLEN, her Lauretta West, Longwood. Ira.. Lmola Morgan, Oviedo, had 12 rattles and a button. at side of the track, but you can Improvements, then or thereafter Notke Is hereby gis",n th husband, if living, and ft BirthI Is., was graduated from roon said land. tI.'uti, their unknown heirs; pursuant to the Final Decree of identify them by the jockeys' This is made Services available to real- c mit training at the Marine t PinILI tit Th'. ievisee, legatees, Poreclosure and Sal. entereti Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. BarStephen Austin was known as Decreis f Foreclosure entered hi esiilgt,i,, lienora, creditort', tile cause pending In the Circuit colors. dents of Bear Lake area fro den, Sanford, a boy. C orpe recruit depot here. 19 He the founder of Texas. He started ti,, above caus., Chancer' Dot,trustees, and all other per- Court in and for Seminole Cnunthe Lockhart Volunteer Fire in now undergo advanced a colony of 300 American Discharges kilt No. 1424U, now pending hi the eons (:lul.inhIng tinder t1u t. Fim-Ida, cuer dochot number landCircuit Court of end for Semi. I,ove named defendants, the undersigoeti Cleric Legal Alice B. Justice, Ernest T. Department will be explained t 'alning. lies on the Brazos River in 1822. w1e Couut', Florida. Will ittid ti ll itartimi having or Ret] the property situated In Pantsthke Todd Graham Eon- by a representative of that orIN WITNESS WhEREOF, I claiming to have any right. aItI County ducriL,ed as: 'i-HE OlRCVPr COVBT have hereunto ..t my band and 'title or interait In or Lot 46, SOUTH PLNECIIEST, WINTH jvinci*i.. CIRCUIT, . da Washington, Sanford; Leo- ganizution for the Bear Lake official seal this aUth day of the following described real Fourth Addition, according AND PUS. REHINOLE non Lawson, DeBary; Grayce Community Club when it meets September, 1965. ito the pint thereof at' 'record- FLUHIIA. property, situate In Semiat 8 p.m. today at St. An(SEAL.) Dalton. ituk Couflty, Florida, to- wit: Perkins, ed It, PUtt Ihiok 12. I'agri 4 CHANCERY NO. 10.154 ____________________________________ Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. and 4, Public Records of That part of Lot of Pine IOutTGACE POHEC1.OSTIILE drews Presbyterian Church. Clerk of ,the Circuit Court Sernitsole Count)', Florida. Luke' Clroveu, Seminole Coun. WINTER PARK U FEDERAL BAy. A number of the area people 7i jov. zin M. 'Pogether with BY: 51 Mk aro,. ty, Florida, according to tifl. the following INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Legal Notice Deputy Clerk pint thereof, recorded in items of property located in and have expressed opinions corporation organised and Publish Oct. 4, 11155 mat Book D. Page 27. of the permanently Installed US a Part existing under the laws of the Olft'tltlIT OOV*T OP against creation of a firs conI'ublk' Records of Seminole Of the improvements on said United States of America. THE NINTH .7VDICILL CIRCUIT land: (uuniy. Florida. described FJ Plaintiff, OF AND FOB NEHINOLE OOVN- trol district as proposed by the NOTICE OP SALE One Co. E. Built-in Oven, follows: Forest City Volunteer Firs DoTI', FL(fltlI)L. 'Notice is liu?-.iby given that. (else') Model 3-720-T. Serial CHAMES E. WILLIAMS, SR., CHANCERY NO. 103Th Pursuant 'to . Final Decree ii? Iit'giititliig lifts Ii's't South of ')I' "-ft10864. and IJETTY T. WILLIAMS, a/k/a SOUTH IJROOKLTN SAVI N GS partnient and It is important Fareolosur. entered IP caua. ti,,. NortItw.st corner of auict (Pile' G. E. Built-in 1titni' IIFTTT WILLIAMS, his wife, BANK, those who live in the area innumbered 3(] 66 in the Circuit Lot 7, thucc run South along (cisc) Model 3-Elf-H, Serial WIL1IELMINA IANPON, a widow. Plaintiff, Court of Seminole County, Flatvalved attend the meeting, the i+g,nterly right of way of CI.O1l6U4. and UNITED STATES OF AMER. vs. Ida, 2 will sell the property sitLowe Avenue to the South. One Duo-Therm Heater (oil) ICA, President Richard Ostrander LAURENCE J. OL.JET and naiad In Seminole County, Flor. west curlier of said Lot O(' Wi-U, Model 3&-Is, BetDefendants. IIESHIE J. advised. OL.TEY, his wile, Ida, described as: lii.l then.,' ruzi tact !40. feet H..i;7. CI.LlU'$ NOTICE OF SALE 1)efendant&. Lot it, of OOLDIE MANOR, t,' ti,. Southeast curlier This will be the first insetOut' Victor Climax ICitciteti NOTICE NOTICE OF WIT HEREBY GIVEN acuurdiiig to PUtt thereof vattd Lot 7, tb.usti North Exhaust Fan Wet) pt Model that underis Ing of the club upon Its now a Deere., of ForeTO: LAURENCE 11 __ 1 41 J. OLTET recorded In PUtt Book 1. ft. to a po i nt, thence 'West er Serial numbers. eiu.uri- and Sale entered by the ljOt 4, Colony Motel PaCt' 71, ?tibUc Records of datA. f4.1 feet to o point, thence (tue Nutorue Bath Beater Judge of the Circuit Court of the 513 Virginia Beach Blvd.. - - • United Fund Aims For Early Victory Draft Curd Burr ersee Take Note Grandma Takes ..7, ";" . 11 *_:a". - ~ ~ 1 ., 0i - Oct - tl __.._., . e) 1: - i + -- I . - . e I - — -•-- - - - ;r — �I I ` " I " - - - - - - . . r - . -\ - - , - .'.4trf ' i I . * _-4-_.___. __ - .......... I. -•--•- - _______ •- --.--.. . -. . . - . t -O... . - -• I; -• — S 11 i ,~, hr €'niinr? ! ; it'rnI? — . .`1"_ I I O.E.S. ~,`. ~ I Honors I Conductress Painting The Body' Thursday night, who waft pl*, zn •., - W W - •Irlzr:. .... ,!, official visit for the C'rnnd Chapter of Florida. uriesy was prccn A ... her .. . . .. - .- ! .1 _- extolling her virturs, the Im- *4 1 1 . the star re- -. PIV- Mf 11.1~11 11 , I ~ ,_r W,- --t v to 14 I -,t . I. :. "I `411 - ..• . ' I - ______ ______ - V f ,,~ ~ . -. . .?'s-.i1: - ., :,.I. Mr. anti Airs. Irving Pryor, prtMintul her with erfum and 11 : i .,~. a gift from the I I I I~ keller from Plant Cit and I . I ' It , ~ 1i I I , I I ~ !h I 1, I ' rng ,- Ip met. : in in downtown I ~ I ~~ mus I iI the Masonic carried otfl , I Alatron'ts them(Ilorrit. at St. Petersburg. arTile Chapter w" decorated , ; with breal; with white palm eper,"nes hold- Patrons ill Off- sub,ordinatc ' vers and nivinher. I big fern and red roses floating chapter 'Belk s and 1k au , - -- . .. I . I I . . , ~ K. 4. 1 I I I , . .'... . . ., I I "'Ill I I ;_,~ I .1 I . Isin incl Mt 'I W ~ ! I Hel e n. Fi - .. .. _________ ,;, ~, _ ."s I- - 11 I . ~ I .4 .. _ . . . i , 11 - - * - of I I( \ ' Li. w'l - - -" , -- - - I : I - '• :i i .1 mernt'ers ul time steel compun Estates. Mrs. hubylul: 'tUb 71(11 were preMint to enjoy th is ape- been able to enjoy lien IIt'W cial occasion. Tin' Jarrards nio- imonac us ithortly utter their _____________________________________________ I 111~: I __ I I • I lii - kness an usnos - • ; .1 I, , __._ - I:.-,7,- _.,1; I - It Fk___L _______ 1 8 A.M. so 9 P.M DAILY Locolled is ik WINTElt PARK. FLORIDA I 1 I..* 989 Orkado Awe. li r. ,; f -". ti (Photo trow - 0 W ~ PRINCIPAL N LEI) where ' ' • • utUmtion increasingly. But. time : right man is difficult it, find, I ' Short-cuts .• . t ., ' ' _: beaufu' 7 • I . clothes in I it V 11 You . 'A '~ ! 1. k I % ~~ 8f e w gmpst - . Of SOIUC of S I .1 • • siu 'w S1LV $500 F I & - - - - m i ril..411 .4f)eilll (!\'I!Ilfr ill I Ill.. Ilittlory (11, 11114. College , 3222041 SANFORD P111* - - , • --- - -•-•--- "We Brieng Y our SOfl PAItI1N I 5hhb0uhl1Z'? Byron Smith 21O K im P(hiration and I,,; Owlying under the Alb,,rt Thrimaq Ut4norlal. (Iff!1-111d I'llot(l), - _____ ____ Sound ow ((111(111 you I inirst'IF .itiil 1)111 tUf) 1 ban of the ii, $OtIiL Some 12-y ear-old girls -, IIi.Ai I It I Ytiir prot1 - ,) i ioii-L'. Go If# ,,-oijr rnothr-r and tell ~ ho-r AIA, ' I 'OIi . hilt and (viii I 1iae ( 0 ii f11114 h Off! ..--o""' nd. (iii .ini' \ ' it Do they con lini' Goof some news you'd like to see DIP .Alt PARENT: It is obvA boy' s age actually I,, no . on fhis page 1101's that Young girls 81110ke to bit rrier-who her If(, is yomiger, Ili Stiffly Ifall, there are gity*,, , I'lley love yoll and are Intere.iteach I 11 ttract. attention anti be big (Ile saille age (I- several yvars all arotind Ili(- talking. One day~ (41 tO our welfare , Otherwi 4C, .inicl a part of gang They older The titain thing Is if YOU a kid in hack of tai Tuesday? ~ ire j -, daughter of Mr. and Airs. W. K. oke but these are fat, mn McRoberts 226 North Scottwho d "easy" ones that Asenue, Mark Stenstrom, SOfl isolated they k all four stated that the girls strom, 1301 East Seminole Bollloose morals. levard, and Mike Souffiward, who stnoke have go along with the Frankly, I son of ,Nlr. and Mrs. Ira Southboys an will fu rther ward, 2000 Palmetto Avenue. the JAN Coll UNG it got 14 r' are (MnhIdefltimI and need trutitile. What should I do? N()N.TAlKER not he sign.-d with - - re ;, " ! ,I, ! ! ;i CALL I 322.26 - real name. I1 it . don't "tattle" unless the sittia-, eacli(Irs and adults everywhere 1 I! lihi the paratrooper whose tion gets out of IitItI(1 When he ilititi didn't op fl 1k jumped (or she) least expect s it, it' ~. might "belt" the part "on(," I it) Ihv CONC just on general principle. Yon, 1 who emitinue jumping at CON.,, no doubt, will not be- oil tile I CIAISIONS jimil) to their owni 1 popularity list with tile teacher CONCIAJSION, smmer an punyou will g'ilni , , tiOSV the coach state that for iwlille a young girl who smokes is Is ii( d .it least one innoct nt gu s '1 Li resp t f til cow mixed up nd not too bright pn.konotht knows he ' . - , , I It s a . . ,1 ,i 1. . • ard school. Ile is always telling lies ~ of school life but tile "click" 'I I to the teachers and picks on~ won't accept tis? PEON. • , At pt'ou. %% lint do 'irls like on' - and hilts me all the time. I know f)EAIt PEON: According to I DEAR spend a quiet evening listening see him talking to a teacher and unfortunate, t)Ut ~ a ' playing on but sent? flow much older should Mongolia's few fire out of hiini right in front of the oh' ome I 0 Uey're here t to records with parents pre- I am going fill anti knock tile 1 stay. The really stiiart girl is Getting worn out by constant U UI. / who buys inexpenivc I clothes and wears them well ~ the boy be than the girl? Just the teacher. HAD 11'. much-used jukeboxes by eager QUESTIONNAIRE. difft DEAR IIAD IT: Att, boy! ; with teen-agers are tunes like Petula bign me, D H A It QUESTIONNAIRE,: You show spirit and I'll bet you matching. s "Downtown"and others Clark' The years BI'4t1'%'EEN 12 and are no sissy or coward. An t iii of thi iiiiinbtis at ills.. b the Beatles, Rolling 20 are the teen years. dick-svt" have nothing oil diel tion of this nature njay slow It is up to the parents to oth ers (IOWII and in th e long run ball about except the Liggett Rexall Drugs I School. I have had all I am go- I ENA: When s ,I til,it I will he punished. andl statistics Uiere are more of you t girl considered to be a teen- maybe whipped by Mr. Carlton, %%,)to are not ,I part of the click. ,n vroups .Ind : young Mongols are welcoming a ager? When should site date but the next tinie that guy hits . Organize your o%% anot.her couple or J u8t me I am going to et thei blinch of snobs. lt's~ ' wait until I forg 2 il1: 32 4151 1111.0 .1I BURGER KINC. " ~ at Stones, !701 Orlando Drlv. - - . " ..- '. I .. One of the politest, inoves is tile "dating gaine." It all do- your fellow students. it Illay to listen attentively. - pends on how mature you are, just he the that will example in dw Sagwd t Pass i I I ,,, I RENT A N / / t mo"Ibicloo-ows an overnigh t - it is . 1 uch' . . —_ your best buy POPULAR REQUEST! Another !I I t' with a RECORD PARTY ! I~ i o IA 4L I ne P. • _________ - ~ By Up Transportation. . Slipper-soft comfort with superb ort. Plesfic sling back, con. fresf sfifthing. Crushed leath. - - _ in economica l - tool. a new coemetic com. pound to do it. - A FREE RECORD • . . 24 Hour Service with every admission 0 or uppers l.ath.r covered h..I . leaf er lining and sole. In black or slabasfer. Sizes 5 fo 10, AA, . THE FINEST a nina $ genava it and 8 P.M* SATURDAY, OCT. 86 • In BETWEEN 7 I J B B. • F011 DIUNKS MAU IXCLUSIVE TO SCAIIEL) ________________________________________________________________________ - Pk=1 I If wlt NO PHONE ORDERS 2109 enrai._u - ________ 4 "WHERE THE ACTION IS to to crow make and enforce the rules of you will also gain respect of labels in their clothes. Sanford Plo ' and WAX JOBS oo $ SKATING 7-10 GULF TIRES BATTERIES MILL" Dekle'sGulf PHOiE 322.2482 DANCING 10.12 DANCING MUSIC AND BY I ACCESSORIES LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERANTEr 1Y GLEN14 lAcCALL AND "ERNIE" I) - ,t! : , but e ~ I or later. ec to aid after disastrous floods. GORDON : COP. 1st & MAGNOLIA SI arhip (or the t9fM-7 aea,iemic il*;ir, . , . or tiw itovi(in, utiaiii-tin,wi.s. answer was litically between China and Rus- wers help you7 sia, recently turned up its red- I smoother. You will look trans' p (i\ (Innt.; attonrling Aiihiirn Uni. vor.0.y. Aiihurn, Ala.. on ;ehol- Sahirdti.v nif,flit, at the Snri- ord Civil. the tinted nose about U. S. offers sorbed instantly by tile bkin. 5tart using Genava plibbed in two-week today. In just .eulcs period; even jth e very ycijj wri nklest nkit* fioohowed or diminish greudy. skin very great improve. 1*comes more ri I.? 0 "THE Ellionor Volkswagen I .1 HEADSMEN" - I~ - , I S 1` A( F • . 1. , r ,,ie I;ir4. of .anford. 1rs F A ' - . --.-greal! N O W will You please far more mature thaii inatly W. DI,IAIt '1'1-;I-',NA: I ,fill a stij- I 11. 1.1. N sound off oil swcvt Innocent- year-olds. Yoti and votir par. dent at Sanford Junior Iligh and i I'll .1 " ff11- io lilt- vk0ith orade. I-'or Study ~ your paror-nk -4(-ern tn be rx)rril- I appearing young school girls (,ills will know whal iss bv.i cattle) and urt (ski tents) TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG sALoN 10, 8 E '31 I No 1,EIf JUNUM ('01,1JIa GE ' , I' acidt-y find 1mr(,iif.,i s-moIsivi- d in the .. s . - b.i ii I ' ix . of F 'orkk Yaks, Yurts Heed I U.S. Rock'N Roll I I "THE PRESCRiPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN' Jean's sEAuTy I • U the WIGS II behind '' Dl-'.Alt TI-'I-'NA: I am ;I Ili0i allowance anti Medical Science er's back, 'I'll(! next letter may help you Solve your problell). School .1111lior alld Ifiv No-called has pro%-txl that smoking is injurious. For those who have be. , oil don't %oovar certain DEAR Tl-'ENA: I ,fill a All- .sick. It' ) come nicotine addicts at such high lihal it) your clothes, yo u are Mongolia, land of yaks (hairy a tender age, they will find (lent at Sanford Junior J -•• flot Ulder and older. After it two-week trial on a I • , git- is ill yo,If key-pankey" al. Jitnior llowey Academy, it privite ~'oli! The letter fi-oni Will-.',I-,'I,- what tit(! other LF.SS was prob.ably written by age-grollp ill yoIll- (.()Illlllllll i(y Now read oil! oritea •- • - ;t- Iri ... I*4r,L,u 1. ni 'r'rit i gloriously younger! 1.65 oz. CLAIROL I. • ' ___ - -, inent. (THRU WEDNESDAY) . . F 1011(k) iD"n ______________ hllei't(d group of women, a Genava developed by itoted dcrmutologist re- the trustworthy Nina 1ab. T.orts on the ingredients in ratory. Designed to be used twice daily—under aki-. (iel)Uva: FIRST-OF-WEEK SKCIAL Dowutowe Sanford I 5( I, of ________ r , un a i Ring" tn ngpIi . NOW. - I • l i I GET YOUR FALL HAIRDO - tV Of Local Students • 0 - _NW11. - Jack - vision ,, s I I' ( F lorill %fr.; John FtepnifAer. of Sanfrprfl, ha; pledge,(I Phi rm.lta , r iw. ta fraternity at fhp. Univor.q- ____________ Thomas •- -- . ., 114 . g ni ne I iflZfl. hicy Linberry, son of Mr. at Instead, they complain that anti Mrs. T. S. Linebcrry, 1905 were strangers to inc. 1 ques- Junior II 'I I C kid WIlt) nsurance rates are too high aging skin can start look. The results are nothing - . ~_ r ~. - fI( ' )5 -I will be ni. de thrrm-h' tioned thern on girls in general. girls with long Teach young boys to Shake and unfair. ,e, -ion of .Alr. and .Airs. They all like DE~Aoll HURT: Your letter I lieve voil. Yoil wollid riot have I'vena, CI'() The Sinford Ifer-' Plows Do,tellinov-Man. 10 A.M. They say, -Cops pick oil u.s." hair, who wear dresses on dater, hands w h e n introduced to I Iken Ilie risk of writing ,-I let- , lJoyd Uwe, 107 South Mellon(foes not state whether yoti , ~ "They're right," said a Day-fit you been guilty. .Nlany I ald, Sanford. or more, h reported. - \f ___________________________ p stores, too. ' 11 , I _________________ -- News . . me . _. .. I 4 Wj;i: ;; . u!,:tarice new to lucent and smoother in C(1.4111vtic~, 1111111ed Genava, appearance."' ~ .., . - 40 `i ~ J . . -*Jr., - I that their driving remrods put in,g and I wasn' t but I looked J Students enrolINI from the DO attract attention, but In the enjoy being with eaell ollu'r. tocied. them In an ever-increasing dan- Sanford ,area are Mary Leffler, wrong direction. ovvr at him and Illo Coach saw, I If you prefer more subdued r of death and, . I approached four teen , :Ind thmight. daughter of Mr. , A. clothes, don' t worry, tbere' ll be ge DE'All TEENA: I am enrolled him talkins led Ume of basing their drning L elf I e r Jr We both lit! w'Ili I Sanford lii r mid stiff. Al! let 421 V irgin i a; boys Saturday In the drug store the conventionally sty In eighth grade at Sanloni talking to . , College ,- i '' ; IF p can be acquir 0 4 7, NO APPOIKTMDIT 1111111CRU"T 212 E solution for th e mnig . .ecoll(l decade after 10 p.m. without a hard-lo- ,,ills, Iwgall its : DM sbaggy-rag type - 1"ith got. sperial permit. or take willi the opening of its fall term 0 brigtt borircm3tal Mims, each lict-rises for six niont.lis recently. The 977 students who fringed, so you look reml hairy. away are the whenever a drier under 2.5 gets are attending ' 11w school make On the less wild side n one ticket for a moving this year's enrollment tit(, largmilltary jackets - work gear, eve est ever. Academy Headmaster on-patrol bush jacket, and that Young drivers, nicianwh"e, Dr. (7. A. V.aughn Jr., innouncfavorite, the sailor pea coat, 1 -- _ I" .. ~~i ; 1, Col umbia University , sass such I art ur-gt•d to attend. and football practive. rt inn double-breasted and brass-but appear to be ignoring the signs ed. Pay: S20,000 a year for the Tile B.P.W. Scholarship 410-ft Call 644-4941 licence Ifl IIITAtT rr 91 : Meets Tonight 11'r I had to lit, in thv itrea for tichool --. iflfl head nil -mv erackilown on I l-,411-41" vollilliercial Some areas want to make it co-cAticational college prepara- WINN-DIXIE 0 . isn 't to use. No need to move dish or food H4rmIcss SANFORD - i t the sl'I\oI , The nutdest aeater Is the Illegal for the .voting to drive tars school in Ilowes In the 11W nkles makes diminish I waritt-cl: high schoul principals. Frank G i day, Oct 4 at 7 30 pm Vit(11t1()fl sJii'Iit in a -- I ,,._ .i1';~'-.; .,. I Marvann Miles) by • the holders of these lucky numbers please come in end claim *ieir prizes. • 1rtuiahl nt mum age to 18. collars. W ular meetiti. c, will be lield Tues40(1 eta and high-roll, Proven cream . I Will (Hi-Way 17-111`2 N-1 For Appt. DOWNTOWN ke Lewis, Drive, Bear Lake. $25 Gift Certificate 008979—$10 Gift Certificate 003951 are 'It) - lets . THE WINNERS! M ovt, S c HOURS -- from his parents. }lelping celebrate his birthday D _______________________ Sl, Advoi on au Problems i - • ROGElz 11' 6 ONVALSE 'l celebriiied lil:.z -,enth I, irt h- Announcing Margo , police, akt '. .....'. TOU C TO N'S • Palmi6f & Advisor It "- •-. Bonnie und brothers Gury und Murk. His purents sire Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kowalski of Shirler sts arni tun Suk in \ .. r- ernment movements to raise the mini - i :. .1 A. I I ed at age 16, there are st7n i safc way-brush wait Get ti brottli on Johnston' S . Voul druggist A product al i No-Roach. This colorless coat. McPhail Lhbcwmog or months, a.sy ries Liquid and tab- T - , " __ - . .. in r Mr ud Mrs. Oliver Konylak : hoping to celerutt their 25th Tiniin ht11ed at The Iran her of tht, U. S. St(vl Company and daughter, N'tilcrie, recently , %%.,.daing annivertiury, und utit, of h1r. Jurrard's very nitived into the-if- liew honit, (n: ) I WL* on Sept. 27. v last to giveimmediatc relief strair. DruRh On— Lasts Monthi Feel Irci. from stress. .; , emotional Don' t I Control roaches and ants the har helped thousand . • . be flushed out to eliminatc ,' tiches and pains "7-20" act- - finiffly major surgery. silt I home now rectiperatiti.- and ' ti%'vh- Nio'hilt' awDY It ' Alu., wht-re lie was Muster of punied thein hurne. Cerunionim, at a party honoring go dots, Paisleys, stripes, patterns adriver's plenty of . night's sleep. Excew; Poison& I ___________ - 6 0 to ___________________________________________________ . , .I i Sleepless Nights I I -••• • rivers. u For example, in states %\Iiere suoinging shirts - those sport ; - . (if, 1. 1. 1 fiW; I 'I . & 0 va .V& - i\eennlin In So ft In'n' ti'niiI ) 111.11. I light S( ho l I k I begging for some sort of relief. driver seenis to be driver traint The answer ob v iousl t in T toce who have had the ( Illes a .shot of the Edpwl grille appeal. All the safety promotion training figure in sonic impress. with the comment, "Well, .\-(Ili campaigns of the past 10 years I.,.(, st atis can' t AIXANIS have n beffer have not cut the death, Injury ,, Evc_y st.Itislic con1piled 411, CO t ouch ide " it) si and accident rate among young this subject shows that stUdents question (or a 111)) oil cars, drivers-or an~ N, else. for \vIlo have coin, . ,oleted behind-thehikes, racing? Sent H to Wheelthat matter. wheel driver education courses _ care - _ Ing of 41tis newspalwr. The Safety Council was talk- have considerably fewer acci- — It, Ing about what otiv.r safety- (tents and commit fewer viola. mindM people in the nation are tions than those who have not veoATI, 1% -. lovely guitur, -with lessons accompanying the gift sit 151 Mrs I -- - I, , VI., a a. I, i : Mr. and Mrs. kernieth ,lernungs film, 'Todny's Talent and To- can fill a large high choul morrow's Torch" will be shown. job," he said, "he also can fill sUpWU1tLI1dent'3. Many of Mrs. A. T. (Margaret) W1 t tiittiii rnIe are Still there, it Is a second-11.nid,rot as ii it I - tortid to 'Marivitit, ('a., , -vhv?',v Illove title was admitted to Flor. W. E. hamilton, a retired mem- I ..I I; ; . I; - • : IA londay evening. They were 1I i m Achillf, of Poinsettia Drive en- AltamontePersonals n '- s nation bright curane companies • D L Bladder Irritation Can • -. ,o;,o 1 lt . - • U wild d with colorful lights in at thu Altamonte I Thursday . Oct 1 ' anti o friends at . at the I)eBiiry Restaurant on Highiwa 17-92, DeBary. il . • t ant rium 1(111 of Florida Boulevard returned relatives Mrs C L Tribble. torn untien going ii seracs of recently from Birmingham, moth er of Mrs ,1 arrard lit set h-ti I ___ S vi 1 iii : I .hp-1171r, P Ccimmuni',y House. Plans will he dismissed for t1ir, I ~ I;:04 It- overed dish supper to be beld - 4,--&. .11 olumbine Trail, killed a Mn long w•stern being" ( 1.Z. Fisy Way to Roaches and Ants . I i The expetitive hwird of the ~ Altamonte Springs Garden Chih~~ 1 will meet Thursday. . Orl. fi. al ~~ vr~ clost, to their honie, also on ' The DeBar% Business~ and ~ right niun. I I)Iolld:1, Professional Womun's Club reg- (Heruld Photo) Ily JULIA BARTOS ; . I . Mathews. killed two large ratti- tL X- fi,('flit-3. at tile Sanford Cil, ci:J event of tbe new Seminole Coun . .'' tug ,It • I West. call d to sa er sun. Dtidd~, find liv, friend. Allan - OUI1I .-J ~ in ,on I Parn Cooper. : Slates Meeting zurivv hei (? I I _--ir . . - . their DuLam lioniv. Alrb. bvtl%, . I 1. 1,~, %y .1 Z. I and S3C faculty members ,wery on liand Saturdj*- night Ut 1.he first wi- I c -. s 1oo) W ins and Marilyn IA armcle, Don I and Jnn Cahill, Pat Helms and i tamonte -_. - - ~ Mi , urn! Mrn. •hiiflICS Mc Gi. EARL WELDON, president of Seminole J unior College, Mrs. Weld(in ter. acti " •- .- JiLT am 1114 e I-44 ) . - -- Central Florida V ~,,, .*,,, I I 'she is and .. . 0 ' friends, . Ii . ., . if'!, ,~!;!., 1. 0 4Z . ; "t .,;, . t " - 1* , .., ~- _,_~ _______ 0 .m ~ ~ I r. It I.. I .".'' I 1 Ind., nitd hn e 11nvnc, she curl lie " useful." Thev bave bought the old " "Dollev (Berald rholo) . Bouqu'. _ land, N. Y., Mrs. Dorf, . ,.. ?1 7 ,. I 1, . ;I 1, • - • - tund book', IT Wit* ano daughter, Mary Anti. of lllanl~inon lioad entertaitied - .. , .. I I 1. ~ k~14 ~ . . I ,.. 11 - 7 friends around." Authot Itie' a' th.it the -1141 y the group enjoyed a number of itirluding charades. , 'UI p _________ . V nvv e4 . Reek. Robert and Jeanne Gon;Iidez. Rob and Rarbara Dekle.. _____ I 1~1! + - opaulrts--on* j,rickets and shirts, that too Linda • - - . Cnio-mimigh. s Those attending were Chuck cuscec and ll members are asked to mak e an to at 'Frzmcv Albert Bill and hie. ,,z zire collecting salt and pepper shakers, bugs, Chziucium Triolu presided. /. - 7 : nolizi Avenue. A-- four chi1dren and eight grandchildren. His bob- Dept. Comm. finder Stlolt7, was tit(- 1~ p v v 1: v r . Collimander . I - come from Ft I 1. .--'* IV ~ ESIDENTS cat The Orlanth' 'sir F ()flt IiaS( for thU prisentzicrn of Sirs it Ass arci j r ________ r ~ 1. '.. ..T, i .i , L... ... .I I '. " . S, ' ing Lee,"their Siamese Arthur D. Somith jind " that Ritual' laildo. Dinner foliov,vd Lit the A I .4-01 .".,.., , :~A. 11 4i.. 1. . -,. entertained at V0LIZ*.Uil.& Stitur- new home of '' I I :1 It's MRS. JoHN LEONE 1xss \'irgiziia Smi th and her -, q" ,~!: . '' I U 'R -. -.----" enge d riv ee nft.ii ire dr1 $Ind outdoor . . . and, of courw ., Overall, tlie driving of teen- which fliefins double care ?Tti \len p re pare for lots of agers and ouing adults is so neces ary to insure mntmum . of M'e The Ladies Auxiliar\ - - ~ and tiki torches. kiwa Lnd.-c. No. S79, will hold ~ Following a delightful 'menu ors Itic, regiflar Tritinthly Tneroting. , pared by the social committee, Wednesday, Oet. .!i, at 7 ,:.IV p.m. ; anci a variety of covered disbcots -________ .•. 4. J de 1: f' !ieauie effort Personals ~-' t~--A : -,~ , , . ". 'r 11, ,*. . "~ 0. ..., I ..I r It,4 .. 4 , , r . . ,_ IN, - _. ,~-f ... 4, I. 1;1 -.~,'. . . .I . I . .I; .. .". isit and entertain the IIIIc liflflnhIfl( i'd Inst at thit Puu Crcc' Inn - I f . I ' . .1 !F 'Y' . De B ar y IA nrths (1r.nid I ruin's morning the Worth's liii n and Patron entertained nf callim, It- :I Matro' , ; I ill training anti " ~ ~ , : 1i7 Ii . . I ,!..-,. .,,. .I I , . .1. II twined with fern and red roseis I each. thereby making .c;n)llll I of New York. I , ollowing th:, nif-MillI- tile I ban-, I "hell belles."' I'vicirs from loSernintile Chapter presented a I~ Preceding el this meeting it * I nieniheri. enjo%ed refre.shn-ivnts !t s served at the ~ ral jnstittitinnj~ were ill each ii IS hoste ss, ?mlu's t.ziil projects of Worthy Matron Cisic Center. 'it'lt'tifl were place setting The Rainbow ;l7-tPur( Sharpv. 'hlrfi. Onie Steptiens, to carry sung by Byron Leach. arcon)-' Girls graciously serIved the ca- ~ on the work of scholarships far panied at tile piano by Alr.-'. .Ill(. !I tereo nical. . young people going inW relig. Ixinhart. The hanquel decor ; Ilefort. INIrs. Kent departed I . . '~ I, ~ . i I 11i : t , , now taking i A National Safely chances, and 3) tile\, Are ignol.I I Council official. -bill if .voting lirt-al 1 ant (if boill tile laws 111141 Illell, snitcoh them. Trends that style :if n crackdown, police lifirnitspeople don't start driving bet- equipment, the eats flhifl' 'woOic itient and soaring lnuranee makers arc pushing now—the ter soon the mn he the ones rmv • , the Inkeside home of Bob and Jo hillilk-e. The area was gaily ne. a e ets S Me . R Chaplain of the Grand Chapter bra holding ret! tapers Inter sinker was cuspt'ndecl insi de Ut tI I . Plavu rards for fill- ventivinen annual VIFN ' U '.J& iJL £ - . A ing 1 "rhis Season Of Wekiw,a Lodge ~ out Snturday night, Sept. 24, at 1:1 . I..'_ , ,- do K11111kc .ilso anneotincer. that platis for the annual "Wir. 4iw i S i , I. - Jo tit(- ladief. featured ant(-- I I -1 annnLmrt'cl final plans for d 0) I ns Tee -- --..---. of America s youth has brought they are better Itu' enunht 1t it kflei' equipped physically. nI1 "I itid a gi eatci I eiihlint I of Rut how vihl the But tIii,' III tIit l(;2 li l t, li ved fi ll. I 'fetiidr i ving." sla y the,re nnnthet mattel C the wor st di i lug lt1UP have Stfll P Mmliii Mi 1e e got us begging reimd be nise 1) they dtI%e IIIO of thi IttIllOt's (I drivers ci CI OTUI' theni to be safeR conscious fast 2 the take far too . Mve lind tit- art, Theta Fpcilcrn enjosed a eoci the ,,] ,fill Ili- social livid . -it .10 Kulill.r'!- homt, .'-;.iItjrt1Lo 9. . nigh'.. inole Chapter 'No. 2. Order of Eastern ,Stiir. (Ilerald Milo) '*JL lriend'.hip strurtcir of District 24, and Nlrh. I~ red einth and renivred with a ' can tnp.K fluted and loppf-d with ' ' .1lembership Chairman Pat Dnnna Durland, Past Grand' white eighl-hranclied randela- 1 small do]] heatif. A small Ivad I i. 11 I zngui. a: Of, irnian. Joyce Sam- , I - .-------- NEW YORK (l1A) ord really At-4,10 11 I drivers- 'I'll(,%, Perry Hodill, "Slilliellin sevill (4) incredibly lx,k)r driving rev should, Ill fact, IM, file IR,141 III-It, mill-ge ii Ill lit Ml i -' B PM I . -" ()I- it Pit-()T, 'pose , D AIRS. IRVING TT) MR. A'N' honor. Mrs. I )i.. right I. guest . n her honor at the Civic Center, Thursday evening. T\Irs. Rent, Grand Con- Fun-Filled 13 his Season right. Mrs. RobHe Blalack, left, wils co-hostes.". •• -. Inn, (Thjn, nftv patrolman. "II had the trainlit Ncwspiiper EnIerpr1c r1s To nit I 4 o I .... • By BOB CtWHNAR - -, . - Altamon _• .--..- vers Young -- e : . - ; foi.Ind visitor., Iluber, Past Grand Chaplain- ' to the 1?.r) menibPri; , !4 I : 11 the or e th 1 I) in Nlany I,ouiso Elgin, R u t III Haines and Joyer Morgan. % IN I R*.-Ni. EA111, GOS,SARD. center, u-jis guest of honol- :it n recent farowell piii t\ 111 te Sprinçc Road home of 'Mrs. .lanie H Smith Tiietn rpcilon a Three Star cL1Crrs I -.--.-".-.------".-".-.- I _____ I a 'ai.age Th'e attending were t.he M mes. Robert Harden 1ohn kiekelt IA'ster Hard L F Tow Sr , \1ar He1e Still olive Biirne, Marge Adam, .1 606; president Pin1 u Mrs. I.iithie Scott, Grand In. from a table overlaid with a twlltini dnll fashioned from I -W-- social anti cultura! opporititiv uectc 4 . ; Cooper, read an announcement from % alter W W. Ross. exec tiv ' cietinIs committee ?lrs Ruth pnr 4s snittIw irhiec wir st'r'd red ribbon how tu P1 u rxird& . 1. , . . Under wa\. Thu hike will lic pivvii vwa\ on rrida~, Dec. ifi, lain: Harry Keller, of tile ere. I, nients of cranherry putich Lind , man*F shirl. collar with :, small I I ; :PI . l' ,, in red braii0v snifiei-4 Part Grand organist; Wrti. Har.: candle. ! I ey Dn\tc, Past Grand Chap e .to hess nu itin - were hIrs. George Myers, Pnsi Grand Electa; Mr.s. Alary Sell, Past Grand organist; Mrs. Ellen Michelson of the library I .. len .. " I .'t" . from Winter Park also Oilier dictinuished !, ~, I .~'. : - -' M. ~ , 12;,JJ1k.,1V .I . were present. The%- were welcomed anti made trief sptooech- . ' e ., Myers ' _• . nimns fnrns slid a lovely eake. The honcirtv riveh,ed tin orchid . giving - ______..--- , beautiful fin. lads, arrangement of ~~ personal makeup prob c o)e Worths Matron and rattan ('orau'd with .. . And DAVE BURC,11N • - . . . 1. 4 r oing in at s ______ 4 I wpr session was livid _______ .i%.S Bla• Robbie i ,,, .-. iron ,.r ." ; .. ; - . . . r. -1 ," _•_ 'i~ . I I - I. , ,.", 41' i !?r.", . 4, , ~, ,~ was Mrs. • • . eflipJeion. iir' C05. r 4 perly apply makeup and th importanc'e of property caring far Y°' \lrc Sheppard S model for the demonstration wac icanne (onnik; rt)llrn 1n, tit(, tic r-' f -. 0,mb, -- . • _____ -- d where he will 1v The party was beki at the . n -presentath,c, of a local ! rnsl metic- firm ,tin how to pro- 1. . .. . gram consisted of a demonsirnlion b rs Marjorie Shep l I - Rntl~ presented by Carol MllrhvIl nnd Jan Cahill. The pro- . ." ?I in iinchliglitc j the dim!"b4vrfllonm star lighted rorim v.it.h itmall blinking lights in the emhlamttr colors faccd Mrs Lent during the cnurtes At th e close of the eourtcc she p , en 1. ,, . .. 'ta ~ . vrilved slowly around bar blink- ,I 2 squadron RVH.P and wiU, Nanv, arc moving to Mary- 1fl . I I- . pnrtnnc'e of her office and the btaut of the order t .%, J - • jayed the program for thc ev . ('fltHl('d 'Pa1nting the .' - composition : Mr.. Earl tssari of 1ngwcrnd was r('e(ntIy ntrtalrn'l . Lorh Ahor home of ?trs. tnr ' %4: emberpresented an hnnrfrar~ ship inin the local chapter by ik.j."~ UUI$ ;ir loict Mrs. ]Robert Wade, to the tune of a I -Is The Sept. in meeting of Theta i*m Ep Is innCc nf Brth . . .., ' was eanttiv'ted into the center i ... Of Theta EpsIon - . . High1ight Pro am I ' d ossar 1UI,1ABARThS . 'I ,. V G Nancy *_'. ;:J I "i, 4". -14 ~. Fetes -.--- :'; i . . I Party ~ - Stirninole Chnptcr NO. 2, Or. Eustrn Star, hnnnrtd tier 11 Farewell 466 1 '' 0 I 1I ; 1I I . . .. .- - - - 1 .. - •1 - - . - -; • I .~_ I I �,..~ ~ I ~.. I _T" .'. ~ " i 4 . ~___ . --_1 - I . .5 . .. •. - - . -.-., - S. - - --- - - . S .'• • . - - ________________ 111,1111111o • . Z7i . I - ... ~ , ~ . T5 • j•• - • •- •• - I tI.I - I S.... - .. . .._. -.. - .--• _4.-_. . ---. - -- . . .- -- .-. ..-. -. -. --5..-..-. ..- - --- .. . --.- ______ . .-.-. .-... •.. .. •. . . F -_ : I -- -- . 1 KNEE - -. with 7.00 sigmt,uroes 0T mt weapon. 1 one that wil l serve Sandy Knu- ____ L * DE i, I E P " 1-fflD tUJIJ' iTn' OR5 i i il . j . . . 1. &tt . f I 11 i- 'I /1 . 1i ! -1 0 . i 'minte.. Anyone who continues to east. the same lure hour nftcr hour seldom gets much more t,han ~ occasion when anything works. Pall tactics are nicualy best when based on a methodical p preach which consists of changrag lures, baits and fishing holes when any given attack proves unproductive. Each man should uuentailv prupare a svstemzetm attack '! bj 1. * S -• V., ! ~ nen in rrank Robinson Robinson, who hit against hnuf:i Drsdiile and Co., la' f the C'lncin nail Reds. won the triple crown this season in the -:;..,, " 11 .. . ..... * /' ' •- - -- American 1. I,vagllc - ...: . . , . 1 Jj I -- ,..f• ç' ' ' - L.. 1411 1 ' '- . . 'I . ,- . - .. - L\ : 11 -- •' ---91 4: ' . . ',, - '' ': '.' - - -' -. - .3 .,: .' \-% , 4 . .. - . . - ' : J ;- . %.&l5 . -. . - ' . - . . - 41" •- -. - -.. , "" h ,. , ' \ . , - . .. n. " ' ".'" .'- ' '' ...iIA'QI'i '.' - '- - " ______________________________ ______ I Associated Press Powerful Notre Dame continued to gain ground oii the leader. hi this week'F Associated Press college fooliv .. W."', ball pull v hilt Arkansas TennesMee and Florida also of impressive I 7. _ made rapid ac1vunc'e on the strength 11 victories '.... Michigan State leads for the third straight week. The unhenten Spartans, who won their third in suc.,'-et- ____________________- . By l. i'' 'k. ; lo. " -. '% E~i ..,,, -Ilt . -iY ____ . . - - I ' X. " .4 _____ • - . . ' - . . . . '_________ . _______ . ' . _______ a It 0 ' - I / 4 - 1 1: 1It I -____________ . ' ______ ' Cass Fight . ' ." ew ri '-' - '. , - Manager - -- - - . i Wig r. ~ - , oach C _________________ - ______ -- - 111 A Panther - S ':'.J ","S J / Jr. were idle. Virus Knocks c - -- , v,,, , ,,' do -' f. 1 ' - 1, , 5- -k ` 4 If" -.~%k ~ ~. - , -~ . L ......__.-. f. _ . I . " - Fernandez leads the', state's; ul the National Basketball AsUniversity of 'ramps pizivers grinders rn scoring with five, oc1a tiontouchdowns for 30 points. Mi-! The G-fooi-5 former Not.re arnr sJerr, Duetneti is in second l.)anie' star averaged UI points .5 iSi Back th 44. Five Gator are tied per game as a Piston rookie wi NEW ojnc (UP1) - jjaj1ic last season, linebacker .iJ' 11 U cit Howley, with 12 each. - • ' . - 55, 11 - . ' ..• -' -'v..- S : 41 ,) . I ~~*~,11 - - - .. - - -, - -.. • - -- Third Prize AVENUE SkNFORDI s' THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DUPING THE FOOTBALL SIASON1 OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK Pvly . . . name Is ...,,.,.,. G eorge 's M n 1v $1' . Carter ary • , , - . . • . Paints , . . Air . . . , . , . . • . , . , S 4 $ anford , ., McRoberts . . • • . .. • . ,..,,,,.,. Monteith, Inc. Herald . ........., ,,..,,,,, Wert Jewelry Store - . ......... Downtown Cleaners & Launderers S outhern - ............... Wilson-Maier Furniture 1 . • NOTHING TO BUY FLA. Tavern Senkark Glass & Paint Crumley 300 N. FRENCH 1 . Second Prize Contest Editor c/o Sanford Herald ! / • Put Your Message In This . - . . ..........., . . . . , . . . , , ................. Tire Address ......... Winner , - .... ......... . , , , , , , . • • , • • • , . . . , . , , . , . . . . . . . . • .- . . . . , . . . - , , , , Winner %t'Ilnpi.r . . . Winner Winner ... ...... .. Winner .,. , . . , . . . . , . - , ............ , , , Winner Winner Winner Winner . . , . . , . . . 1••• ................... I think ................will be the most points scored in NO OBLIGATION An agency is known by American Fire & Casualty Aetna Fire Insurance Hartford Insurance Group Insurance Company of North America THE ONLY JEWELER'S QUALITY WATCH AT THIS LOW PRICE ' LADIES' %V 1:Each Wee!. \ - NEW CUINA TIAINU "' - ...M'.- ' '4 W. 500 -5'- 1 crooms vs. BAR & PACKAGE 0 1 1 .- ' Wheel balancing Alignment Front end repair Batteries ' WI' $11.95 do 322.0375 202 1 First St. Hupg.rfaid TIRE SUPPLY CO. 405 W. Firs, St. 322.0651 322.0181 Florida vs. PSU Oviedo ... on. game. any 17.92 At Onora Rd. 323.132 2 6 INlTAU ..9;. c;!e1L Furnace QUICK INSURANCE CLAIM SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PAINT SUPPUES AND GLASS NEEDS ala.. Furnace now Buy a new AVANAW pos FOR __ Brandt, At A Price You're Glad To Pay F1' Wng Seminole Ranch -' 418 210 Magnolia AT GEORGE'S USNMI Nat,., Uosi* '1 vi. AtIUV " '' ''"" I , -''--' S. S .. 3224622 Idhaismippi vs. Gs.191. - .. - Southern Air Glass & Paint Co. Inc. MEET YOUR FRIENDS I M1 ___WAY M$I 9* Ova" ft SENKARIK $PLCIAI. LOW PRICES I! THE CASE - 5 5 -- - -'.' - r , ,-.,- - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 01 2513 Pork Dr. Sanford, Fie, $essia•les Downtown Clamors and Launderers M. L. RABORN, JR., OWNER 113 S. PaIm.o 322$22 Wake Pseesi WIATNIA'S COMINSI -5'-- PAINT 2 Gal. $698 ' a J 6,06661110 ..,. '41,04 I . 4" a v, 322.8321 5'. AugustIs. $81 OUR COMPUTI UNI Of QUAKER TkAlNI 01 LII TAXI r-avorite SHIRT FINISHING COLD ONE ' - , , All Your COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Auburn vs. vs. Tavarus INTERIOR LATEX WALL SEE US FIRST WINFS CERTIFIED MASTER DRY CLEANING LOW PRICE Old tI VW WAIT Sanitone 111111111111111111111111 i SNAC $12.00 Per lesr Jewels ' __ TAVERN TAXI cOXTIPICATE COVW gffM sis, MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN 81 REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS , 21 Wed Jewelry Store INSURANCE First St. GEORGE'S NEW AIR AVIATION P0DUdfl ;;dI From ONTEITH. I NC. S. Cocolinc PLJP$4T q \ Score high In safety wiSh Dunlop 4-ply tires, Guaranteed sat. at today's turspik. speeds. Others The Sanford Herald v. t'i, 4 '.' - v.•._ ,iij $15.95 DIAL 322.2611 1011 French, Sanford Pl $14095 RUMLEY. N.C. state ', u' I 7.J.w.ls Yellow Space IdA,. $500 INT1ODUCTION SPECIAL. 501.0 COU*SL ................ - 1 ,,p -'. \t"ALWAYS ABOVE 'THE CROWD" - Score high with .Dt1NLOP 4- PLY! 1 \/ANTAGE1 the company it keeps. I I . - First Pri*ze Hamilton Ilibee 'IlIB Magnolia Ave. .4 I S - Third Prize $4 . MAIL OR BRING Learn ta FLY! - - , - -, '' - TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK Danny Cherron 1801 Park Ave. S .. . tniwi%i,5,j4$j_r-- I CASH P RIZES SoPe Roberts reieose e eased itract with Ulu Detruit Piston. , - ; n (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) Don Robinson 2535 Magnolia Ave. " .. ____________ - Winners of last week's contest: First Prize $10 •. --:' i$. " - - r , e1 ./ ' fj au -- r Yogi The Orlando Panthers slve powers wUJ ),, in SSUfOTJ NEW YORK (UP!) - Yogi Out IIer I O" l•P Ar h on )hiday evening at Sin use Jierra will be back iii the first r.atIosr baIl of All 5ot1's base coaching box for the New NEW 'C1 VWU York lists in 1867. Cath'Pe wrd at wigch Mtheflhsej, Ilerra, who was rumored IL) EInUC Griffith hot Den.3.nas be In line for several nanaxet quaterbaeJ Archer, scise ulod - - to iiit ere fUI at Atlanta SundassestiveIy will s*aw' movies of 151 jobs in the xunjox's, aigiitrtl Griffith for liii. WOrld rates c the longest individual IOu- another year au ct*cti tor wehi eha!npionahip au MMdA the recent P.nftmr games. scoring effort of the TOIG Na7%e public is invited to attend the Met', Muudu', President ion Square Garden Oct. 21, hail tiouul luotbulI 1 a.aiu&.M aeltaun and meet thuc fuotbul1 giants (,eOrKe N. WCb..t itiuwUiit.'ttd. to pull out of the' fight Monday WUS 11unm ;s'thhlcflhdlIY UI and listen to their deacriptlsrn Weiss ,said tUe other- ttiret Mel when 1w canw dowii wltii hite- .&Iewiev 1' asUasci ut Ut" watAuo of 11w Panther ac1tu cuatthei, Snerifi ltubinsu&u. liarWeel award vt's Hae,Idn'. and WUIley Herzug on film. (mtrden boxing diretMtu- Thurry &liu will be' bsck nnd Night" Plans fur a "Saul Ilaritson saul 1a- *wpsid the bout Ti* National League net an at the upcoming Panthers' 1 would be restheduled fur Nov Le the pamdefinite eLate wa set. attendance record f or the fourth I"ruui the' heyi Charleston game, with seats 10 rIit on the 9.yau'd line, will handle :17 Florida cite art t-'P' Archet- said be did not feel' straight year In 1865- A total resenLed lilt t ilt Florida lit-ate' welt when lie woke U MonQay of 13,8l.134 fans paid their way ' be irnzan, NwaaLsd I. G. by lAw prugretni roster. S. FIIegax. i in his CAW"trainiq camp. into benieball parks. - 1 /---W-'-"- -•7 . Back ' ---•. One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, October 7. Double Role - To Sanford I mini mtk/ci:ti Sl4iifli'i, • Pick i number which you think will be the highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number in time space rovided in Entry Blank, This will be used to Creak ties. i - - Visit % ., 10 football games this week-end are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pi ck winners. el SpurrierSecond - Plans m1el n heiIim CONTEST RULES I against upset-minded Florida diuns before in 1963 when Tampa both in total offense aztl receiving department with 21 catches for 290 yards and five 1)ETROfl iu11 - Atlun ti State this weekend ni what he- played in 97 games mainly in passing ,ya dage. promises to be- a TOUui and as at pinch hitter. He' spent UIt-IW Spurner also finished second touchdowns. Jim Cux of Miami rookie Run Reed, who pitched holds second, hauling in 16 pass- the Braves to a 4-2 victory over Uunbut battle The G-aLora plan years with Cincinnati and 10 , 1taitck of Florida st- e ! br 242 yards and one score Cincinnati Sunday, has decided work (lefenbive strategy years with the- old Milwaukee-- University in unti with u es Last week's leader. iton Seller; w continue' his double sJ)OtiS i against PSU play patterns this Braves. a verage d rupped to tf1tt1i as the career and has signed a con week. ________ or Ii LDff EIGHTH ANNUAL 0 stat u~ compiled by Elg n second with it 5..) itveragv mi 27 ,'Said lit- would do everythinr I Pointed in the overall team tilt, majors. He has spent Ulu White. sporu editor of the Fbi carrie'- for 14l possible to make the pitching is muer amasse.d 1,U73 points to ed his trial as a pitching coach yards. he. conupljuned lust three years as a first bust aat-stoprnc.ntCommission W4 f a r runner-up Braulici wi th Cubs.He was used d Another Tampi player. Hobbs i)ette.r Graves' concern is boosted b nato for ttit California Argels IIatza , Spurrier finished second to jesinfrequently on the mound. Ferzimiziue' took first puiect- in . tact that his team goes AdcocJt huts been with the 1ii se Kave' of Lb U . A •'.'i"JW t'i'% -- . (Herald Photo - - - . - -' . . nMi Stn ung lir rrnlh ei,tfnr (H't, 4, I 9 Png ft 7 -1in'l 11*'' Ic Arnnhl 'se. 1111 fl iii' Chief ii iimi aiim It \I li-c I Iii very popular N a;; /Cis Iflan tit'li lii I 111111 1)1 0 huh •mh Mi n nnlvn II in I inc m tin' ('ii (olf Tourna meat at the M ii IftiC cd ,11 1 I In' \I iu I cmli 4,. mit i'm' 1111. fill 1.ii lii no nirn '. n 111 ('emnhu; Club on I thIn;, Oct te at fbi M ,m; mu nint i; iitiil II'I,; I' t IIIUI'?l IH 'ehmtc iii I 21 There s; 111 be no entry m ; fee ( n iiI*'i ml ts'tm q (lot Iiiik' lilt I Ii, fohlum;; In In itt iii I Ii ehnrg for this event, \'mmc'hi I hut , ti ain't'; I-i'pi'm'm'iitillit ibm' f'rp A nrlste4 According to Special Sei';'ie's The "4ii ; ( Iu'IIh,n ( ,m;lf I omit' Officer C. U. Da;'is, ,\ I I lie I ?Ivr'rqjt ' ,, W li in ict'n, they think lion Moor. III(rv 0* inc'nt Ic emt,c'mIiilm'.I ciii.' personnel will he pei-niuuel to , Scoring iii'imii to 11114, ni',i;'ai of tics' fn in '''''n will oinIte evryI.i'ly f ,titct nht,t,t M 1km' (rrm'tt Hut at) make theit' entries t lu-ough the '*114 Mile -' n ctc'l', who'll t)C f'fl WI"ut%' htn%'.' wnnt to fc,ret ahi'iut I. lion Morirm'. 1 4 hued at I Iii' Satilerti n;'n I All Special Services 0(11cm' on the' 11111 .IN( S. MOnt i Al' I The I iuuskl.s' ha Ition k 's'hr gnIr'l 21 ynr'Is in 30 eatthis' base while Mike Whelt'hel of inn 1'411111)1(11111111 blithe-st StIl 15)11 sin (1' ! uIutIcut I lid,u'Ie n W,iihlnirtnn p''tinde.I I him $tttn HR-22 ist gsturrf5y, is the asia ir will be accepting se-timing (micitlmall t's'uit ii In tIme' C );m''n I lsi*eus' entries at the pro shop, on the esimmntry th;*' A ''*''v mind I'rnq' er,hlm'&n ffsk of th. W..k. In four gamims's he Imc course, 'ni'm'II Fi - i IestiIt S 1 he entry dm"lejltns' 11 p l)e'fl thrc tout lidoss a' ' \l II si lea t . l'nstei'n Muimit an:m ( sills'ge' cmlii set liii- Wednestla;' . Oct. 19, at 4 l)eNiu''s'i 161. M ums' Ne'wlimn. p.m. with all golfers requested daIs are senm-i'hiumg i-ei'smi'd to be at the cow-se by mmiii P'1 fllI 1110%. I b'nt 105, .t*u 3 10: 0 hooks. a in cia the day of the ttmui'na . AthletIc I )ii'etinr Shorty Mt iimaic';m , Ii w I 10, meat. erowiti said the 0 luau 2, W Al .1 . . M cus I •hsiycl Some of the area's better pound Temupheman, rimini Sal golfers, ilitar and civilian nna, idao, scored ne toneli ii ii sI;;i. 135. Ne ark N alike, ;;'IlI be grouped onto four- down en on Intercepted IuIiSs out Iuoiimt i'd RolandI(m'Iltiimm, 13;,, somes in this beat ball tourns- against Colorado School of 13t'emoklyii. N.Y.. 11. ment, with a maximum hendi- Mines and seampri-ed 35 yards LAS VE(AS, Ne-v. I'ercl tier cap of 30 per golfer. for scores otter picking up two nnmatv'. lOt, loanVegas, ktisn'ke-d The tournament will get tine fumbles in lnstcrn' contest mit iou 'l'liunijnim, 156. Port derway promptly at it a.m. with Carroll College, land, On'., 0, • ., Jl . I S1 w - - - 1. I ated G C , .Preparnig I NEEI) Al 1. THE PRACTICE I CAN (ET. FELLA1Is. for the Nas-v Civilian Gol f Tournament are (left to right) 1A. Cmdr. Jack Navy Tcmnimameni flirc'c'toi-. Mike \Vhelchel of the Mayfair Coun Zinn try Club and .len'y ,li'nan President. of the "' • - '.i" obi . ' olf Tourney iviI*ian avy, playing hoM to the 81116 (it - ' '- ' - .111-1 % - .. ' , -' New T -, . -' , ' Disappointed ' __na9_4 $.4'I e' - n- -.. , : I I' It - L-,j '- 1. ".:' : , - I - .. • ' .' . , - or a- . - ' -. ______ Tough . ' - i '" ., ._____ S . - - - '. . p • .' ' . - ,.. -5'- - -. - , 'I??' -' - . --5---- High - 's: ' - :" "i' '\.' SrTL' He e . ' - ' *, -1 ' - - ' ' two or three days with a knee , - , ;t' - ' ' c 1i -' 'I 11C _____ _____ ~ ,..,-- , ;'S ' , ' . ' - ': . .. '"- - Top Back - ~~ .,O~'.-L, , ~. 1. 1 ___ ~ Saut.li Seminolv plus tht ser, ... ' ~,. _____ uicher oat of the Braves' back Brian Smith, blockingback VarsIt on the road The Bra; 05, coached oy Dan Pelham, more- outstanding linemen, is ' and signal ca ller Andy Adcock, after suffering i 26-7 loss to reported ii' he ou: o action for luilbieck Ricky Glilniore, and - .4 - - - " 4' ., -. ..~ :?. . - o ' 11 - Sanford Junior High starting halfback Mike krecek , with the advent of the "scm Braves will try in break into fo r tiis re'SI of ie U season with offense Tin. top tour prospects the v,ui c.olumn Tiiurda It broker 1. -.- N ,''! - 371 1. Michigan 19t.. 20 . Tommy Barks has been work1. vices of quarterback Glenn mi 345 about hi response to fluctuating was a close third with 322. The 2. UCLA, 7 flit e Inc. V rag at both th tailback and Burns have switched e$l Uj.. 1. Irish moved up one notch while. "I Notre Dame. It 322 tperatures and are food I'rovenclier s slot blockingback slots with Willie gk wing oifcnse 300 scious In an unuatiabk vet un- Alabama dropped one place t 4 Alabama A ni,iJom shake-up ha'OLCUI Mobles at wingbaek and David I ThIS isn't th e Sanford Leam' " tft " fourth 206 5 Arkansas . predictable was time Braves backfield red in Lee stated to see action at full. first craci at running Li sing Points wert awarded on a ba ii So California I 194 Re should be read;' to give hack #'l_ wing tYpe offense. The Braver -i'. SI eseb type. of lure a ti-s in e.neh sit; of 1(1 for a first place vote 1) 7 Nebraska On tie line. the ends are head coa ch ha' eniplo'ca 1 . 143 location - topsator, medium- for second etc. Michigan State. Li Tennessee ius Tomm; A hi g Ii a ni Larry ip ' suceessfulb prc; must; . 83 running and bottoni-scrat-ching dress 20 first pinet votes fol t Cireorgui Tech Kearac and Jim ilabim; tackles "With the- loss of our only ex 611 He should change' actions and lowed by Notre Dame wi th eight 10. Florida are Mike Wairaven and Jethro ur , perieneed quarterback. 'I •J• and UCLA, seven. styles in each category, Warren; guards Dana Yelinek boys art better suited for flu' ' ." Arhansa, Sou thern Calitor as colors and patterm; and a' and Kip Braden; Scott Harris : sitigit- will,, type o attach Tennessee. Nebraske.. r willing to pro8peet the points ala. • will be at center. J e ___________ stated Pelham As Pr using tiit ac well as the' favored cove' Georgia Tech anti Fioridim TOUfl(i The Braves will go with eair laxic the 1travt- flieflU) r AI r SEZ\TTLE, Wast :;. Ad, wileit all else lalir fall out the Top Ten in that ordet sentiully the same boys for d&CZtIffl added. "11 setualI \ etero fight umaung Jack ;._:4 'Michigan, eighth a wech ago back au that old reliable, trollfensive action Dana Hogan -j.11 t V C 1 10.5 1 1' 1)111' tO I t1 1u'-h ' ".aici Monday that hen;; In; with pci Imps, a heavier ' dropped out of the rankings au t action at middle linebacker 1 their deleust' honest-' ;vtignt chanipioii Cassius Cia;er l osing U' North Carolina, baud ci, the throttle. and Freddy Padgett, along with Pelnani reported the' 1t0. 0; "'t ii ill, all and the publicThe Wolverines' place' among -Give 'em everything fL ziis brother', Eddy, have been will have proof of thi" tackle box, urge' the Mercury the- first 10 Learns was ta ken by "Eventually. Clay must fight working in the- defensive secid 1\loiidny that fullhuek THE DETROIT LIONS ;4 lads. You won't. bore' your nucj. Florida which boosted Its record Y Ernie Terreli and the people- onciary. .loe I)oii Looney had been fined the' euivalen1 of Lu 4-0 by beating Vanderbilt ami LOS ANGELES (API ence, and you're' CetUulti Basewill realize' thi. guy (Cmvi can't two games' salary before being traded to the Wash advanced t 10th place. strike' the right chord, 'ball's newest manager. big fight lid;." Hurley told theger ingtoul ltedskiuis. Looney was iiuspended for his reThe Top Ten with first-place ' Adcoch, already has given flO' I'uge: Sound sport.,; writers and Sept. gnmt 25th fusal to return to the field in the votes and total poin ts : "Old Blue" his had an 'isso DLT1LOI'I ,,ATh mart port asttr tict to the Cleveland Indians Louiie said he' suxaguruist tilt. Atlanta Takornsummer, his muucles are boll coaches and ii Tios ibit' trade- u "Clay is sca re d to death. If he' R l injured. tough. to be his feet tender, and he- prubub1 L r o Smith' 1fl1( tw o ;; ire May s P e ;er rwt'- C tit that will be the "I'll be emphasizing discipline. L}JJCA(,C) UP I -Robm Ito. carries fin, to eight pounds targets today as lit prepared to end of it. He'll loot: in the mir- berth next season. 1 don't expect __________________________ is at liberty and will trawatch the World Series in his u-or to se-c' if that pretty fisctwin any popularity contest. I'm sd if necessary. Dc' marred. then he'll hang it up' rut role as nanuager- a! ;.. I going to demand the respect of The 4t'-year-ultl major league I trait Tigers. . GAINEfVflLE (UI'I) the- players. With me, baseball hay superstar of th e 1950s was given I Graves is still disappointed in is a 24 hour a dii; proposition' 'lALLAllASbLI. APi-thgtils tool the I(ad in five of this six Smith win' signed jl tMi -t..P nn unconditional release b; the I --& contract Momiday. mniniudiateiv Li'du1itr V\ ,•J (T.rJ'j ) Chicago cubs Moodily. Roberts -. his undefeated florida football Adeuci said ATLAX1 IC CITY. touted quararback Steve Spur categurit C uccinello ho named Ton; team despite tin 1 1-0 ;sni last Ad cock ssw signed Monda; -Willie Shoemaker ssa' named came. to the Cubs us a free I ulibacl Ernie C_misarts of third base coach. undis tier of the tJnive.rsit; of Floride' Indians manager at an weekend over Vanderbilt tile riatiou'.-, leading jockey ~ agent last summer after the lot. set-und * place in ~ Tainpit moved inti, first plaut, ill' Tilt. 51 -yeity -old Smith. who "Wt, made mure mistukes ~ closed salary. Hit, two-vear con- ""(I U) settlt' managed at Philadelphia amid Monthiy following a nationwide Houston Astros let him go. I against Vanderbilt titan we diii tract allows him to select his three- categorler; I statistics of rushing yardage with1 a total of 174 raung experts by Manager Leo Durocher's do1. yards on 4' carries for ii 4 4 Cincinnati in the late 1950s Mild poll of Ui our first games, we had a own coaches Floridii college gridders this 151 City Racing Ascision to release Roberts left yard average. Sophomore halt he- felt the Tigers had "to get. the Atlantic few good individual perform- I Last Sunday Adcock, 3u, liiithe pitching veteran 15 victories back Larry Smith of Florida is i the pitching coordinated" anti ciation : antics, but I was very disap.- Ishiec] his 17th season playing in leading to '-:111.:;:J' . %*.-V The . "- . ,_ ~ . ? . , to the fact that fish are stirring 345 points while Notre Dame V. - 1 '",I tA0 •. ... '- - ___. - ,., I - t% Shakeup Hiot s Sanford Braves I ft. "+,.M,- ,_ _..•, t k,A!~,,~,-_'v, L ,j-'V, , 3.. If the issue hasn't been decided by then, the teams th en will take another day off for decided by then, the teams then travil and return to Los Angel es to decide It In either the sixth or seventh games. " .r:' , I.I4 With n -.11 6 11 runs hatted in First baseman Bong Powell ,ilsn drove in more than 100 runs wtiiic third baseman Brooks Robinson knocked In 99. In nddi Lion Powell hit 34 homers and Brooks Robln.cnn and outfielder 23 ach BI I C' m Dodgers, on the other hand, had only one player with more than fl homers second baseman Jim Lofelwre. l,efehvre hit 24 and tapped the Dodgers in RBI with 74. Outfielder Lou Johnson drove in 7 runs. The first two games of the seri es will he played In Los Angc'les starting at 4 p.m.. EDT. and will be televised nationally 1)' NRC Friday will be an open date for travel and the teams will resume in Baltimore Saturday ml Sunday. then Monday if - _, . ' . I -, •. - %_ . - f - - is - / - .' oti - 1". 11j1+4G . - •' . .' " '. -. - . __•.__ -' es fishing during autumn Ii. 7] Points lfl the balloting tv a national 'panel of 41 should condition himself to th e- Hpurts writers uiitl broadcasters. wiadesi of mixing his tricks: UCLA held second place with i , , , I - , - before starting: off for a day of sion by defeating Illinois 96-10 lasi Sjjttjrda~ I ' W .,~ - Notre Dame Ga'imns Ground In Co ege Football Poll I #! I I ., ' - I -.. . -. . - of the year in that depart- .. i' S ~_11 . p - Sr 4. RO T . . .- ''--' - les have the OF A FALL CLASSIC . . . - uayiss,t . . O. - CLASSIC . at Dodger Stadium. sit cxcesi weight. "Old Blur" 4 gam B' RhlL VINCENT ilL. Dryadale and Ot.een The rains have come nnd there in no condition to open the deet Koulax. have allowed Just three ms still goin to come again. and hunting season. To help hunt- wi th each showing one shutout. the "fishin is pirkin" up fairly their hound,u, the The almost perfect pitching has well around their parts The irs prepare y' Game and Presh Water Fish brought the Dodgers' five victobass are beginning to show eaten Series f weather Commission has again estab. ries and an and it might Just be- the hound record it home. liahed a special deer LTC I and the 11 monti 'I 'MCNally 'vIII have to match training season. e run B. Copeland, pitches with Dryidale, armed According to W. en ,ast n,g.t, n eerta Cominjaiiion Chairman, hunters with a much less effective caught a 21i inch buis 8 pounds, may train unleashed d weapon - a telegram of good that a a "wooper while f1 hounds starting October lb ox wishes being sent by 7,000 of his fishin with a large POpTInI hur. cept hi the Third Conservation hometown friends and admirers The familiar magician "F, sin. I)istrlet where the training perBillings, Mont. g*n of "now yiiii see it, now on md will open one week later on But, oddly enough, McNally , got an unqualified nod from don't can he equally effective October 2C. The training fnolfug fish hi is similar, though son will run far Th days, closing Manager Hank Bauer for the Second, Important opening game assign '' '' Oc tober 20 in the First, Anglers who fall to mix their Fourth and Fifth Conservation ment while there's little' daub that Walt Alston. the Dodger tricks usiidly end up with an November manager. would have prelered unrsipmaive underwater audi6 '"" in the to go with his 27-game winner. enee, note the fishing experts th eir Sandy Rout n. Hunters - mn train at Mercury outboards. This .2 ours "Davey has the soundest arm iiAUUUS during psrtieulariy 'true at •fl on the sta ff right now." said when fish are unpredictable' in mib firearm n strictly prohibited Bauer. "If it goes seven games. their locution and appetitesduring this time. This 'regule- we can give him three starts." at a- hour of an cia does not allow the training Bauer could choos While To prospect auccesgfu1i, those tuni of dogs on wildilfi management from a well-rested crew of the days, it's necessary Oriole' th e at-eat. National Forest landb starters since whole I*g of tricks the AL pennant on au wildlife or areas closed ef- clinched discover 'the right combination Sept. 2, Alaton's choice was that ellekis at that particular uges. - - a HE fax and Claude O*teen undnubt rcl" more eff ecti ve umd °t' 'of the major reasons Los An geles National League champi 'Ons have been established favorites over the American ff ,Il __. Ol - . 4. 14, the third. Alston can juggle year. Following McNally. 1-fi, tn Xouln' inl three starts If the Srte ncs thr lull seven games the mound for the Orioles will b working him with two days be Jim Palmer . the Oriol es big 10 and WaI! t rei in flu final game lust as he inner did in heating Minnesota la.t Bunker. 1t16 Rut while the lThdgcrs have LOS ANGELES (Al') - Don dlct.st.t'd b the National 1.eaaue doubleheader wind-up to the flag. T)rvdnlc. who has flodger. pennant Tact which didn't end iIht NL pennant struggle. hill So Alston tapped 1)rysdak, l Stadium on his side, will pitch until the final day of thE season I Drysdalt left early iii the gtinu 1i on th• season, for the while houfn had to pitch a full opening game nsignment the opening game of the World Sundn Roth I)'icdak and hnulnx nine innings in nail the flnthicr' honE ' likelywill nr tht 'eric's for Los Angeles Wednes the Phililes in a second straight National league second game with Osten 17 dti against flalUmore's Drive worked against McNally. who baa a telegram 4,e ~i. ~W,.",-iv%lo .L~..,....-, ,i"~ L. ~, '. ____--- _.aS...a ,. ,~. ,-, . .'. I'M - . , qt ~ ! , '"'. L 41.,'. '.. I , -111!1 -Vt.-,_ N 1.111%~,-;': -.`~,`111 ,~,~~,~.~ ,~ I 7' -~, ., ,q IIA ~ ~ WO'', '-~"~ ~, _"'.--t,+ 1~ ..~ . I I.-"~;;#~.,-"'."'. ~,-: "' ''I",'I . .I.*- , 1~ Y --,-!~~', ,X . ..k .-,,, . . No . , I . ~. " ,-. . 1. .1'. .1:,;' 4 1 , I .- . 1 I—, II I I _.-- . _1%. 4. .. ~% , % , I;'t_ , ~. 'i ,. ~,~' ,1 ',."1 : ^ " %,,A ~1.1 - I'' ~ *4 Rated Top Choice Over Ori oles Dod gers ..:~i _-_-_ _ -- - .-.-. •. . MARY CARTER PAINTS 209 W. 1st. St. 322.344 N.y1 vs. $yrauii GAS AND FUEL OIL HIATuS Wilson - Mol.r FURNITUIS COMPANY 311 1. isP It. 12Ufl vs. " f TIIusw*s �I ~1~ I 1~ ' _, *1 .- - I - -.- .. - - - - .IplI ... - -. -.-...-,.- -' --, -. -S. -. -. 4 - . i. ,.4- - -. - ....a4---' - :- -. - .. si3fld*n'.t'flA_ I-- . '. . ~,,",111~ 6,~ 1 ~i i r1k $__Is..5' Dodgers .i,4 I S J0 lop _ , ., - i i,. .5, , .~ ~,is7,,;-".,.V,V,Z.~i.~~lt.~,:., f f.,:' *_,;'1-t, 1 LI k 4 " "!~ ~, 'J' ... ~! -~-~,*i~ " , ~~,V .1 ~~,1~1:14:1," ~i_%'_,l , ~ , . ~ .. " 1V%%--;,.-:',,,~ ~, . . (".. ' .". . I . _ ,*~,._ ,- Kwr t~ " I Choice Over Orioles , -_ l ~ , ,. "I ." .,. ~ ," ., ''i'-''. . , . , 1%' , .1, .1 ~ ~A , , ~ ,~ ~ ,Vi ~ ,, f ' ,,. .~ .~: ~1 ~ . 11!-. ~,, ,.t~~ , ',, lb 6 - ' :. _____ ñE 's weapon, the same DEEP 1, one that will serve Sandy Knu• . fn, and claude Osteen, undouht- OW and '' L fl CLASSIC T . . . : . u1' ' of the major reasons Los An geles' National League chompions have been established u favorites over the American , League champion Orioles. In five previous World Series games at Dodger Stadium, By BILL VINCENT JR. nf czrrs. "Old B1UC kouIa,, Drysdale and Osu'en The rains haVe come itnil th ere n condition on *o OPOTI e dear have allowed j ill, still goin to come again, and hunting season. To help hunt. with each showing one shutout. fMIT1 th e "fishln is pirkth" ThP era prepare their hounds, the The almost perfect pitching has well around Game and Fresh Water Fish brought the Dodgers' five victobass are beginning to the weather Commission has again stab. rica and an unbeaten Series and it might just be fished a special deer hound record at home. and the full moon we are hayMcNally will have to match Ing. Beard some good "angihi" training season. According to W. B. Copeland, pitches with Drysdale, armed Wk last S ii f ell Commission Chairman, hunters With a much less effective enu,..1t a i,Ci, bass 8 pounds, a te gram o'goo..1 may train unleashed deer weapon mat'a a 'wooper wishes being sent by 7,000 of his while fly hounds starting October Th, aauth with a large poppm bug. copt In the Third Conservation hometown friends and admirers The familiar magician a sh. District where th e training per- in BlUings, Mont. gait of "now von see It, now you McNally md will open one week later on don't" can be equally effective got an unqualified nod from October 2. The training f fish hi a similar, though son will run for lb days, closing Manager Hank Bauer for the 3e subtle, was-. assign October 80 in the First, Second, Important opening game Anglers who fall to mix their Fourth and Fifth Conservation mnent while there's little doubt that Walt Alston. the Dodger 'tricks usually end up with an Districts closing November manager. would have prelered unrospimsive underwater audi- 6 in Third District. to go wi th his 27-game winner . enet, note the fishing experts theCit ir Sandy Kouf ax at Mercury outboards. This hounds ''uring h • d a g I OUVS "Davey has the soundest arm particularly true at tisbu cm and th e pofUWsHlnn Of Uh1 on the th!f right now." said when fish are unpredictable In oiiI firearm is strictly prohibited Bauer. "If It goes seven games. their lacadoit and petite. this time. This regain, we can give him three starts" during at any beet M d To prospect aueeesdu)iy these dui doe. not allow the training While Bauer could choose days, it's necessary to use the of dogs on wildlife management from a well -rested crew Of areas Nat onal lands starters since the Oriok' whole bag of tricks in order discover the right combination or areas closed as wildlife ref. clinched the AL pennant on Sept. 2. AlsUm's choice win. that clicks at that particular ugea. tn1nnt - ' ________ . ,,-,,;1i. -' 1 - . - • i i 1 1 - - ' 1 ,1 I I if i I I ~ ~. il .1 I: I : -; q.. , - )3,).1 . - V - 1 ' ""' '-'.- . .t t .P_-# t:,,. - ' I .-:- - .3 . -. 'tz: - -. -. ' •' -- / .. - 9' -. - - ' .. . ' -• . , - - / -. I - . 11 '- . - .. ---. - - - " '. "IIZVO , -' "fl ,.. '._ _.. - .- '&'- CBIN$OV •' - " Pt 'k. t. NL 'I' '" . [ E~i , -1 ' 'S I S - w-'_- ::'. - -,-- .;A .. Ili [ W I --... ..... ""XI. 11, _______ -1 -. -. '- -_- d 371 345 322 300 206 ' 1, • . ' 14t . ... - - - - - - '4a - Tribe v - -d its record i Cassi us F gh t ... r" - - 1. - - , - le ___________ Is ________ _______________ A. _ ____ - THE DETROIT LIONS said Monday thut fullback- _ _____ - - - leum despite tit(, 13-0 win lust ~ S urrier econ0 p TALLAJ-IASSEE 'APi -High)'. tuiuh the heed in fi'.t at the - m Virus Knocks A... i-s. A I Chwrg6 at which time York IdeU in 1967. imocked J to Bares, who was rumored D= Jonas * ni Bl and Emile Gre-" IS' -- - - 11 - ' - b In line for several managerlid Julia An the majors, MWt( for another year as coach for I-lee' MeLk Muuthi, Pr,' &IUUL Geuiitc Al- WeiSS IUZUUUIIC4ftI. Webb said the uthw' thii't* MCI cunatibee., S'tierlfi Robinson, LIarsty Huddix and Whitey Htwzuj, ftl514 will be back. t4UVF. Archer, scheduled to ilit Griffith for his world middle. weight championship au Madison Square Garden Oct. 21, had to pull out of the fight Monday when lit' cause duwii wIt1 the flu. (e- - j.ji,j buwg director Hurry Marks= said he 1soi the bout would be rescheduled fur Nov. I"runi tia- £e'ys to the Js- ft but no definite date was set handle 87 Florida cities are repbe did not eI' Archer x'etwiutcd on tilt Florida SUite well when he woke' up Monday roster. to Ins Catskill training campsaid .5 ,,.. ...lf. ''JS&U £ 1W WIMA -' . _'iijt 1,. -• . I " ' L - ' % . '' , : . ; 1'. .: -- - 12 - '-','. ' L - - " '. . . - - LDff EIGHTH ANNUAL .) CONTEST RULES .) tO football games this weekend are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. VS 11 First Prize $10 i. I 1 2535 Magitohla Ave. .. Don Robinson to CASH PRIZES 1801 Perk Ave. Third Prize $4 First Pfl'ze Hamilton 1kb.. 1118 Magnolia Ave. MAIL OR BRING ENTRY TO: 5 Second Pr*ize Third Pr'i'ze . Contest Editor do Sanford Herald 300 N. 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PIPU LVM,*1 PM TAM1111*0 ON MI TAXI - /1 Yellow Creams vi, Hungerfo,d GEORGE'S 3(53 -- 4 $ Others 500 W. First St. $12.50 Psi $es' I mum I*$J go OV*Do ON N1$WAV 41 - Winner '' $15.95 INSURANCE 4 MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LASS SS - RU ,; NEW AIR TAXI CUTIPICATE cents iuu - Mary Carter Paints ............. LADIES' 21-Jewels DIAL 322-2611 Flying Seminole Ranch Winner - 17-Jewels & Pabst .......... THE ONLY JEWELER'S QUALITY WATCH AT THIS LOW PRICE MEN'S - The Nutiuiud League set an attendance- record for the fourth straight year In 1965. A total of 1$.SHI,13( fans paid their way into busebe-di parks. Winnar \/ANTAGE e? 11 George's Tavern ................ Sanford Herald NO OBLIGATION $14.95 Each Wee!(. 14 $6 • • . Space The Sanford Herald AdE-eas . American Fire & Casualty Aetna Fire Insurance Hartford Insurance Group is Insurance Company of North America Message $111 . • . . Mynameis .................... Senkarik Glass TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK Danny Charron -n ( . . SPECIAL $5.00 INTIODUCTION FUcKY s$O AVIATION PtODUCTS - OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) Second Prize $6 I - APPEAR EACH WEEK DUIIN11100 THE OOTIALL SEASONI Winners of last week's contest: /' '- ABOVE THE CROWD' NEW CU$WA TIAIN5* last season. ---- - -. THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL Ono entry only to each contestant. Entries must boo brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, October 7. I - r 1' Ie'i gli I. Resu I Is - I NEED Al .1 1 ii K l'HACl'IUE 1 ('AN GET. FE11LAIIS. . .Pi'epni'ing for the Nav - Civilian (il1' 'l't)urnanlenl are (left to right) TA. Cnidi'. ,18('lc Zinn Navy Tournament Director. Nike \Vhelchel of the Mnyfnir Coutitry 0111) and ,lci- i'v ,lernigan President of the S.M.G.A. (1 li'rnhd Photo) t4 FLY1 earn "ALWAYS - •(Is - 4 - -, as tract with the Detroit Phaont; each. .,.tu '' - - - . ' • v-- ' - • - , -- High Ii Sco ri - ' .,\t. , - - ' - - J 1 ' -k;.' '- ' I ' .''./ - f,aviq and fm 1rrrell fike '.Y PoPular Nnvy /1 IsIliati ('htief Arneulel %Villinina An nrnnl,ti I lanai itu.'e't iri for WIu'ie'h"l a rid rrr 1i'h (o',fr '() If 'l'eiiti an me'tu( at ha' M n% fair 11114 touimnu ii,', t wq he let pç q 'If Ui, 4 n fair (tc'arge Fin H Country Club an I tidits, (let krdnv oh the \teuvfsuii v aintry arid I' rr I' rrunn prelder? 21. There' will tie tin rutty e'e' ( luih wit I, liii' feilowin e in at of Iii'. Sn c,feprri er' (r,Ifir, 4 etinrgil 1w' this e".'i'flt. \e,q-p, I liCl re'$u- Pl'fltItuI! (Ii ti'mi;unee' Ajatø,f Pr o,4 4 Ae't'nriting to Special Set-vie' -.q '11w -4a vy f'Iv limo Got? To'ir officer C. K. l)n'.'iq, military e f i"rirv Wihn'ern, rh,'-; think on .Wnø eta ui-ft k sehedi,Ieet e'i-sonne'I will he i'e't'ttuilIeil In prior t, she' nrriial of the, lam "n "til make øvry,e- rTy forv't ah it % 'wø rarrørt. Rut all fl uuinke t1wIi' rattle's Ilip-nuigit the 'ihr,it I'),' 'a W".efy ffa"s vsnt'e to fort about k 1'rn M'r,orm. ei- UIu \O"I tt,;, nit Speelnl Si't".'ii'e'q OWN' fl tIll! Listed ut Ph" Sanfe.r'I 'lava) Air -r Ffeiø' hnTfbn. "ho iirI 221 j-ir4 in O hose' while Mike' Whe'lrhie'l f Hart I e'ttuiutfsui:,,i the' hu,etieq! St:ilion 'ifl O-'t 'l'ir)nt thv',r r'' Waarnn thur M ;uyln Ir will Ia' nrre'pl in rn-ni-lint fiat hull e"- ,it'- i It, the' ()1,r'fl rnd4 (hln .tate' ,1. -.12 Ist siir1ay, Is ('111 1.4's Oh fil l' pro chop, i,p the ('1,11111 ry? -\ ) !d F'ri fthli ie'ie of hø \V'ø, t'eiuu-s.'. In four f,utpi,' hi' h,n ce-i,,c'eI The e'iit t'y (14'flhIiIfle' huu q la'e'ii three tniie'ticle,wruq VP tIC E"1 hi!. .1','1 I'duqtrrn Moist tutu C 'itIe'e-r' oil set for %Ve'clnesuliuv, Oct. 19, at 4 p.m. with nil golfers rcuestrd vials are' ce,ire-hpi,ut f-N-litit I)t'iui'ei. t5 I, NPW1I,n, MR5 lii be ni the rout-sc' by 10:30 hooks. nut i(,I rite'') fl'''I t0.nt., Pu. ,fsl am. an tIn' 4ny of the' toni- nut. Ath,tc'tlr i)lt-f'(-teIr Shorty Alt conic-n, Ft Vt 1 . tO t'rowih t said I tic' 6 fc,q,$ 2 250 went, 11, E Mi, A I.Iay'I Sonic' of liii' are-eu's helter laninri 'rrtnuIe,uuuu,i, ti-can 4uul I Marsh-ill. 1.1:,, -frwark, 'L.f.. golle'rs, military and civi li an tuna . Idaho, scnrt'el nile' tOl)('hi alike', wi ll be grouped (Into) four- down tin nil Interrc'ptrcl puss otiS jutiint "i'I Itr,J;inscl Kr'llamn, I-h, some's in this best bull tourna- iignlnst. Colorado School of flrr,oklyr,, 't.Y.. R. nient, with a maximum handi. Mba's and scampered 35 yards I.AS VEGAS, frv. F'emei FIr cap of 30 per golfer, for Scores after pIcking up two nnri'lc',. 16$, fnc Vcntns, kno'kerl The tournament will get un• fumbles In Pnsrn's te contest out. Ron Thorn,qnn, I, Portde'rwny promptly at 11 a.m. with Carroll College. meal, Ore' , 6. p________________________________________________________ ered fumble at At1u2t Sancla' rates as the longest individual scoring effort of the 1906 Natlonul Football League season. was uuzned winner Mudy ul the AleuUtw tasthe,,i: of the Week award _________ - -- . - only infrequently on the mound. , state's of the Nutluuul Busketbull - University of Tampa players Fernandez leads the gnudders in scoring with five oclution. touchdowns for 30 PoInts. Ml- The 6-foot-S former NoU-t I.i&,41 ami s Jerry Daanen is in second Dune-c a-tar averaged 7.6 points u.n.. linebacker C Ii u c k Rowley, with __ - d Zi;iri, Trim • Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number in thespace rovidod in Entry Blank. This will be used to E break ties. , , Double Role • Seminoles were idle. - Jl'-' " 'I ,- -o-r o, -hi rk ate S1 Top Back O'.'- - '. - ' , e , i-_____________ ' - Au. T amat,bed 1,073 points to ed hit; trial as a piteWng coseb ' 1or runner-up Brauho with the Cubs. He used possible to make the pitching - -- i - 7 ' editor of the Flor- carries for 14 .4 1 yurds. '- - - and Nlonday following a nationwide Houston Astros let him go. . n- Yogi Back - 11 - .I ""'Mit I' u 1 - . _________ _________ atm. q terback aplvely will show movies of the recent PanUr games The public is invited to attend OW meet these fuutbuli giants send 1151*1.0 to their 4cscnjj)ti'vt zuu.rraUcni of the Panther action U0 film. Plans fur a 'iwlurd NAbt" at the upcoming PanthersCharleston game, with seats on the yard line, will be revuiad by the- program Arman, G. B. Fllegar. e-_ - -' ShiO('lflLihC! was named came to the Cubs as a free the nation 'ti leading jockey agent last summer after the - Ca&W . - ATLANTIC CITI', IN.J. (UPI) I Chicago Cubb Monday. Roberts t '.t. opine. ut Commission, U 1144 Anuttier Tampa player. Bobby b tter. zruves' concern is boost ed by man for the Cal ifornia Argels. Spurner finished second to Fernandez took first place in th e the feet that his team goes Adcock has been with the In- Be Ktivc of receiving deparuueiit with 211 against upset-minded - Florida dims before in 1963 - when Tampa both in total offense and catches for 290 yards and five DETROIT (UPI) - Atlanta Mate tie-is weekend in what 1w played in 97 games - mainly in vax-tinge promises to be a rough and as ii pinch hitter. He- spent three Spurner ;ulsu finished second touchdowns. Jim Cux of Miami rookie 1-ton Reed, who pitched tumble- battle. The Gators plan years with Cincinnati and 10 to Julia livanjck of Florida State' holds sceoud, hauling in 16 pass- the Braves tu.' a 4-2 e'ictory over to work on defensive strategy years with the old Milwaukee Universits' in p unting with an cii for 242 yards and one score. Cincinnati Sunday, his decided Lest week's leader, Ron Seller against FSU play patterns the-u. Bravescontinue his doable sports aver of ck ' of F.S.U. dropped to [fif th as the career eaxi ws WOtik. neti uu• It) The Or1aud Pith ' POW5 will be In Satdw-d NEW YORK (UP!) - Yogi ce Mcdsy evsni*g at B Au t, Bores will be back -e remreatinn )ialJ of All 's bane coaching box for the New NEW YCP'' 4 - - Manager Leo Durocher a do. of 14 racing experts by 'in our first games, we had a own coaches Florida'- college griddera this 153 yards on fl curriu for e 4.4 Cincinnati in the lute I9'0s said pull Atlantic City Racing Ao c.isuon to release Roberts left ste-rd average . Sophomore hail he felt the Tigers had 'lu get the 1e". good individual perform Last Sunder, Aduick 313 fin e i ation. e pitching veteran 15 victories th EL" back Larry Smith of Florida is the pitching coordinated" and Unetis, but I was very disap- Ishied his 17th season playing th in stutt'tjcs cunipi f,tn second . Th e s orid e, leading iuone short of the 300 circle and end said he '.'.uuld do ever'. thing with ci 5 a'. e.ruge on pointed In the. overall team tia majors He. has spent the Whit WMIt . Sanford . . , , Is it R k - To - ., - Ofl " - - Pan ther .or Plans Visit - ' I Ie-,, , Tourney GoIf R I tolf-ot v i n n q1tistiv in ~ Navy Nnvol Ali- Sin - wtitio nil I i . • I last three yearb its a first batit- -- 5 Re eased - AS Y"- ' - Ernie Terrell and the people ondr. will realize' this guy (Clay , can't , fight a lid: Hurley told the Puget Sound spurts writers and DETROIT AP - Two inure sportscasters. I coaches and a possible trade 02 l "Clay is scared to deuth. If he' two w ere Mv' o Smith s prune t '.t'r get'. cut that will be the ta rgets today as he prepared to end of it, Hell look in 1] GO (UPI)-Robm Bo. tue mir- be rts is at liberty and will U-a'.'ntch the World Series in tUb rur to see if that pretty f '.d 3,1 nhcesbary role as manag.i of the Di x'nrre.d tian II hang it '1 he 40-year-old major league trait Tigers superstar of th e 1950s was given Smith who signed t'." '.I.itI his unconditional release by the coutreuct Mondet'.'. imnmduitelv Lea di ng •,oce quarterteve es Adcock was signed Monday as rut of the Untu rsits of Florida ruub,tck Ernie Cdseut' of third base coach indians manager at an undis weekend over Vanderbilt -settl e f or secutid place in Tenupa ove d into first place in , The' 51-year-old SiiiiUi, "We' made niure mistakes closed salary. His two-year con- had to ~Itnanaged tit Philad0phin i aguiust Vanderbilt thati we din I truct, allowt; him to select his three caLegurimt, uf statistics of rushing yardage with a totul ol - , play," ht- compluined. -, - '.. "Eventually. Cloy must fight! working in the defensive sec- i -. ' , , -• -, - '. - -, . The LSA111`111-11 . •• Sm ith New T g er Mg r. - - - -.---------- ': - 7 Joe L)ozi Looney had been fined the equivalent of two gamei' salary before being traded to the Washrngton Redskins, bouncy was suspended for his Fefusal to return to the field in the Sept. 25th game against the Atlanta Falcons. Lc'oney said he was injured. - ? . . 1&, .; '. - - I 11 - , - -- :'' .,,. - .,_ .., '. L - , . . So" He re . , rr' 4 , ~- , - - - : I)lsa'roIn tea -. - , m iIian '' '' - v N av y,C ,& -. " . 1~ ,I 0 C. I . ". - . - - , r ,~ ,i~. ,, ~- I- ', ' - ___________ - _. , - injury. Dana ehnek v. ill fill ing at both the tailback and Pros encher blOt blockingback slots with Willie A major shake-up hai occur. Moble at - ingback and David red in the Braves' backfitld Lee slated to see action at full. I back On the line, the ends are Pt Tommy W li x g b a m, Larry - Kearse and Jim .Rabun; tackles I are Mike Wairaven and Jethro i Warren; guards Dana Yei,inek and Kip Braden; Scott Harris will be at center. J The Braves will go with es• SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) sentiulJ the same bo'l for do. \t'te'ran fight manager Jack fenszvt action Dana Hogan will -luric '. 'aid 5ond'5 that heni see action at middle linebacker '.'eight champion Cassius Clay : all and the public and Fridd'. Padge, along with fight it his brother, Eddy, have been will have' iirocif of this '' .. --_. once, amid you're certain to to 3.0 by heating Vanderbilt and LOS ANGELES (A?" - Baseadvanced to 10th place, strike the right chord. g g 5 ball's newest manager. hi . . . The Top Ten with first-place Adcock, already has given no"Old Blue" has had an easi votes and total Points: tice to the Cleveland Indians: summer, his muscles are soft, He- plans to be tough. bin feet tender, send hi rubub1 0 OF OOC 'Ill be emphasizing discipline carries five to eight pounds next runuwn. I don't expect to - -. win any popularity contest. to demand the. respect of going , u plavcr' With mc. busebali GAiNESVILLE (UP! lbs th Graves is still disappointed in is a 24 hour a dee-s proposition' I. -.'--'-his undefeated Florida football Adcut* said - i ` i- , r . ' t I ~ ' : - - Manager Tou o : .1. I - t.J ), A '. , - - The Sanford Junior High startinLL halfback Mike Riveek I with the advent of the Idwingto Braves will try to break into i for the rest of the season with offense. The top ,: ; four prospects the win column broken collarbone. Jim Pro, I against a favored 0cove Junior ciui1ier mit. of th e Braves' back Brian Smith, blockingback Varsit on the road Tht Bri i e&, coached by Dan pell1am, , more (outstanding linemen, is and signal caller Andy Adcoc after suffering a 2( -7 loss to reported to he out of action for fullback Ricky Glilniore, and 1. South Seminole tllback Duane Rodgers. plus th e tier- two or th ree days with a b Tommy Barks has been work %iCCS Of juarterbzuik Glenn I _., I -. ' -. New I. % - . ~ ----'-'- - ~' ~ I . * ' ~I ''$ ~ ,N-Z ~% ,; ! 1r, - . uui ____ . ~ " I -- 14 % I .:I -~ _ z l, ~ '* % I..A,.of- -..---.. 0 1 Shakeup Hiots Sanford Braves . :11,iat1 -*-~~-, -. f • 1' - # .5- - - .1r '..' ~1, . ____________--___ I i -' - -. '• --.5 .0i i ...~-.. lltt-rf , I. 1`7 - - -5..- ~ - -1" St.. 20 ___ .----- -............ .4* . , , , ,' '1'i-_* t.; " '~- - 4 Michigan State leads for the third straight week. mentally - s : ~ 1..,5(' j- I - t, ~~,,, J"i-N! - -,• - - about In response to fluctuating was a close third with 322 The 2 UCLA 7 4*' i Burns, have switched t a :f temperatures and are. food cnn irish moved U out' notch while i, Notre Dame, II gle inc offenst $ scions In an unsutlabk, vet tin- Alabama dropped ant. place tO 4 Alabama '3 ,t " This isn't tiut Sanford team's fourth pr,dletable ay. Arkansas 2 '.._________________ miH' first crack at running a sin Points were awarded on a ba G. So. California i ,j Re should be reads to v 1 J --.i, wing tpc oflenst. The Braves .acb type of Inn a U-3 in each an. of 10 for a first place vote, ft 7 Nebraska 144 head coach has emplo t ci it *'topisuter, medium- for second etc Michigan State! Ii Tennessee location 143 'it.. 7 e successfu1l pre iOUbl t4w and bottoni-siratehuxig drew 20 firct place votes 1o1 ft running Georgia Te'ch "With the loss of our only e60 . Be should change Octiuns and lowed by Notre Dame with eight io. Florida perienced quarterback, ou styles In each category, as well and UCLA, seven. -.boys are better suited for the Arkansas, Southern Calif or-: as color, and patterns and i, _-& . single wing type of attack," Nebraska, Tennessee. willing to prospect th e Points nis, stated Pelham. As to using th eGeorgia Tech and Florida round \ us well us th e favored nix- lanes, the' BrLut' flit,fliOt And. when all e,lt fuuiir, ftill out tilt- Top Ten in that order. -It' iittu1l dUblt!l and added, -. buck mi that old i-(tliubk, troll- Michigan, eighth it wed: ago. '? 0111'. tü It U r pped out of the rankings aft i ng with, J)O1 luips, it be 11 1iuflet" their deienc cx- losing to North Carolina, han d on the throttle. reported the iosu- 0' The. Wolverines place. amongI-'e.liutn Give 'em t'vcrvthmg ill the tackle box, urge the Mercury the first 10 teams was taken by gh ~ 1. - - -' -- 4" - ____ - ' - - , : -Y. ' - retest abould condition himself to the tiporti; writeri; and broudcusters. wisdem of mixing his tricks; UCLA held second pla ce with to the fact that fish are stirring 345 points while Notre Dame i. Michigan ~ - 0.1 5 's# -- ... . - -, fishing during autumn Be 871 point'- in the balloting h a national panel of 4] I -- - - : . - , '- " '. before starting off for a day of sion by defeating Illinois 26-10 lust Souturday, collected - A - - Poloverf ul Notre Dame continued to when based on a methodical ap. proacb which consists of chunr- the leuderi; in this week's Associated Press college footing lures, bait& and fishing bull poll -while Arkansas. Tennessee and Florida also .J o; . : prepare a systematic attack The unbeaten Spurtarm, who won their third in succes- -- .4- By Associated Press 1 I , 4'.. - "...., ' .. . / / • 7 4!" % - - fl -.. ' : F' '. ''4' - '- - P'" _ -( , -.,. - 'i I - . ,ipO1' j4111 it4 ' .. - ... . i ' r' ' I 1 I jCJ41J qC ., - . - occasion when anything works. Fall tactics are usualy beat FAch =an should - . . holes when any given attack made rapid ad%arn'e on the atrangth of impressive - '' .' - I 1 -.' . Notre Dame Ga'ilns Ground In Co ege Football Poll - _4 I . , "I.. the same lure. hour after hour, seldom Vote much more than exercise, unless it's that rare I ? J .I , - i 11 1 -' , ooling 1 . ' - • S' - 1 , ,. '_' le • ' '' man of the year in that departrni'nt in Frank Robinson. Robinson. who hit against Kouiln flu'.dilc' and Co la'.t year as a nwniber of the C'inein nn the triple crown nti Roth .-,1 hatting this season in the American League with a batting average. 49 homers and 112 runs hatted in. First baseman Bong Powell also drove in more than 100 runs while third baseman Brooks Robinson knocked in Oil. In adcti win. Powell hit 4 homers and Brooks Robinson and outfielder Curt Blefar' 23 each. The Dodgers. on the othc'i hand. had only one player with more than 20 homers, second baseman ,TIm Lefehvre. Lefebvre hit 24 and topped the Dodgers in RBI with 74. Outfielder Lou Johnson drove in 7 runs. The first two games of the series will be played in Los An gc'les starting at 4 p.m., EDT, and will be televised nationally tv NRC. Friday will be an open date for travel and the teams will resume in Bal timore Saturday and Sunday. then Monday if necessary If the issue hasn't been decided by then, the teams then will take another day off for decided b then the teams then travel and return to Los Angeles to decide it In eith er the sixth or seventh games. ''7 - - 4.. -. ow - . .,,,. .'- . , : .' o i iTn om5 .- - .' . _. , the 0z have and tile No. the OF A FALL CLASSIC . . . .t I , Rot If 1~ )! .- %1 ' ' l . I'.. N ,.1 , I . 1 ~ 1 ._ .r . i1 "6,,I "' ' I. .I1 "#,''. ' '• - with 7,00 signatures on his L. "'i-'~~L L I I.. 1 ________ 1 '1 ______ I L1 ' ..~.-., ~;~:,~4",. ' 1! I ...11i , I t,:, , ~ -h I '. . LOS ANGELES (AP) Don dictated by the National l.enuue doubleheader windup to the flag. i, the third. Alston can juggle year. to Following McNally. Drysdak. who has Dodger wnnnnt race which didn't end tight NL pennant struggle. hut I So Aiston tapped flrysdnle, l- Xou1a. into three stalls if the ('rinles wIH the mound for the ________________________________ Stadium on his side, will pitch until tht fuuii day of the season Drysthili' left enr in the game 1( on the season, for the th full seven game-, S't', the opening game or the World Sunday. while Koufn had in pitch a full opening-game assignment, by working him with two days be Tim Palmer, the Orioles' big Both F)rysdale and Knufn nine innings In nail the Dodgers' }nuf Series for Les Angeles Wednc'slikely will work the rest in the final game lust as h' Wiflfl('r at l.10. And Wally KNEE day against Baltimore's Dave worked against the Phillies In a second straight National League second game, with OstOen. 17. did in boating Minnesota last Bunker. Rut while the Dodgers have who h a telegram - 1 , -1- �& ----.. , -- II 4 .... . - : - - .. To Insure Against Murder ..-•.' .% .-. The Seminole Medical Association Five years ago in this space we quessays that proper medical procedures tioned what we called a loophole in Finrida law concerning homicide and the and investigation should be followed allack of coroners' inquests. At that time most immediately after the death has our main concern involved the deaths been discovered. We agree whole heartedly. The Finof transients. We found out at that time that under the state law a tran- rida Medical association is now preparsiet death did not have to be reported ing proposed legislation calling for the to local police unless foul play was sus- creation of a state medical examiner .;.i S . . •. ' . . . - .1.• • ,. shuient, of high . feurful to them. .: . id .Uflgcnee to their lnnv yi'IIlng ePltb, jilted in -. . Ir+e 1ct.nn" •i . ot• - CIRGE W. (R.%E love : thus flee pite .-,.. .. .' Ph. Tb., !4. t. .. ... .5... frenv.y of writing tuWt1 . •.•....CASE A-44: 11iwll# 1,.. ed Others ru.h into pninting or ':• ; 20. Is a co1k'e ?U'TflOI. '':.. t'iilptirin as a flight mni'han. :c ip• ane." her worried dad '.m. ".. S. L. .. .. ' way . to insure "For she moons around all rn day aid sets as if she is in a - rj.T\T IaiiiJ1e Big 5- IS.. .. With new cuawmers who will o TV for which the TV audience WASHINCTOX - "What is wrong with Lue)- . ..,. flee prices to see the "big" for one-time showing of a film $100 'million that Americans films. spectacular, the movie Industry would rather watch one "big" It took the smallest and will also he flexing Its plans to full-length movie after they poorest of the TV networks- be ready for the new opportuni. I 15 '5'. ... . . 5. .., . . 5'. jjjjjj,__ •/ -• S evening than a succession of Company-to take the daring moderately good movies. The bali-hour low-cost "lCC5" move that appeare U be lead- argument that restrained the I)apped together for the home Ing to some serious seif-analy- movies from selling films to sis among the other networks. TV In the past-that the modThe American Broadcasting ABC put together a program lum devoured pictures faster Company and the Columbia "package," as they say in the than they produced them-may .i. d.1 toi' To The '1p ., Iit S • .' - , 'I 1.t - . $j-. . i... . jI ', * I ' ,-..I•• •,.,•,,.. - / I h.. T$ s St • __________________________________________________________ Somethtng In the Junior execUtive look, size 12! i ________________ _ •,. / . -- . \l - ______ -. _____ r s. r. - - -_- evision programming and movie prime viewing time for its pre- come the public's job to keep exist and, Incidentally, as a the next election, and the- one of taxation will have to come darned City I know! .lut one totally Indifferent to those production. sentatlon. The sponsor who the producers In line by exer- member of the female sex ra- following, the cry was the I relieve the property own- man's opinion, around them and drift over inLike most things I same. But- by then, I bud my ers. ican bought the idea was the Ford cising the power of the little ther than the male. to that other world of the psythat Invade large chunks f Motor Company. the- third Yesterday's Sanford Herald knob that clicks. (Name Withheld Upon I have no wish to bore Herald Isuarings, so about cloti money In the consumer field, Request) readers but a few points I election, when this same per- was the finest front page ever The remedy? Well, just rethe incentive to change stems son came me' "Let's get rid published must clarifl-. iii this County, and member, people doa't run away from big-time advertising. Hal Boyle First let me assure Mrs. Ne]The supposedly sharp men son that no offense was meant him: "Not for me. 1 went your anywhere I wish I could shake your They don't flee from praise to her personally in my defense way once. 'Your men got electPeople don't dislike you, known for some time that some hand, but since I can't you but they do try to escape cened, and immediately became Larry. They LOVE to he of Mr. Vershet. I was merely of their old audience was niiss'bums, and the same with the rt.d up, but let's make it with should get orchids! our colAnd they do not try to esing-td that mww of the missing were sitting iii $2 seats at NEW YORK (AP) One of comes another statistic my opinion of what I thought1 can elect are going to turn out ing at each other: "You are a inc. I find rio malice there, in Mr. Vershel, in I such as loving parents and sibhis unique nutn- the same, at least- I know what hum!" You don't have to be only a sad kind of love. lings, friends or sweethearts. showing mostly ancient, lowthe tidbits served at cock- ulcer rate. .' ____ ,J ) : I I - 4 ' # '5f .. '.. - s'rs _____ _____ ___________ ___ ___ . _______________ . .. _______ - _________ _________ ________- [IIEI ________ _______ oO _________ &. -J - Says 'I j - - S. ' • compete the movies. The Keystone Comedy, he could of a with bow] "They call themselves Th. Friendly Club'! That's ., 'cause they sit around and talk about their friends. - _________________________________________________ S _____________________________ WHAT MADE I "TLJ SO LATE? I TOOK THE SHORT- _____ TIZZY - _______________ _____________________________________ __________ - Kate Oscflfl by rest of the time. FnIwarnl Miii- tiv. 1:10 6) New,, Weather unsine Almanac Sunahine Almanac 1:20 (3) TV Clausroom (SI To Tell The iI Ci) I') 4.2) (Nec. 191.15 I"tnrIIa That :n:iuv ';IvEN. is W. H. Ifobion the I I{mQ.$m9. - - .it on ABOUT1HE MUSICV US1EM1. AUL1'5 M.AIN AO'1F1E AWFv 5 Jr. Harry Reasoner arts host for interesting show which, ba- (;, _________ - I NOW! OPEN I _ _ ______ ____________________________ erftcI In such t'erttfl,-ite wilt ___________________________ ald to the highest cash hi-tier at the front door of the 8cm :n,-' _____________ ____ S_________ __ _____________________________________ ________ YS.sViPw 00 ____ WI P0 V,'E'bCOMP1.AIN [C?CoMPiMNA3o4JT1 Z , F ICYS1NAT1* THE 11ILD AIGEI a PANAVISION'aPATHECOLOR Reasoner and his seven chil- B,.,krtowT1, FLit dren. Generally interesting. Itook I t'&ges LU-tI p.m. ABC The Fugit1eise-1 V M & ROLL B. Newun-in. AU of salt! tive. "The Sharp Edge of Chiv:'roperty being In the i'Ounty of airy." tColori Kimble is work- - -- re.1 1flg as janitor in a slum apartwiiI-h i the 7th day of Xove:n- Ie.s su-h certift-tue shall l.-.-rned accordIng to 1.ew th. her. 1944. merit building when a girl in perty ilescribel In sii'h certifi I):itcd this 30th ttay of 5't will he soil to the highest the neighborhood is murder-ed. 196g. he ____________________________________________________ "Jan. Ellen's on a I I f 12:45 - FONDA 7 t'tI Count)- Court house at Santorl, I Florfia, on the first Mnn1ty ii _____ IIi III III IILLII i.lIilIllI ________________________________________________________________ I Ri _____________________________ _______________________________ a Tt J5 - .i. ________ _________________ _________________ _____________ i said I Color __________________________ an ire a-s rH - At bull, an Jeter. All of property or. -, .ini the n.trne Ia which 1 uotbeing in the County of Semln'Ie. It was i.,eis.-.i follows: ice puck, a baseball anti '"rt(tI'at Year of 1 ball, anti Stet' of Florida. l'nless sui camping trip by 'ertiflt'a.te shalt be redeemed i:. !1J.afl4C t944 - • 1' I Plus 9:45 Only "DO MOT DISTURI" Darts Day S lad Taylor Color of - ____ Show. 2nd frk Osuqias •, r S -r-- rt. Re. SHADOW" - t ____________________________ • Pt.s. Corn. Early 'CAST A GIANT gayer and pieasantiw one than the re'it. ,tike Wallace and asking' (or tea tee-i _______________________________ oERK UI-' t I'PI. ICtTION Ieeu-1 4 heron. The certi "cit' tions like "is the watusi helpI't)lt 1' t 1)K511 number *nti year of Iscuane th.- r %ee. ful or harmftil phy'suuLll': II$.IfI F'i"rI.lt. itistt. of cI" - riptit,ri of tt,e prS)perty. nn thi- name In i's hh-h It w.s also f'?ttttlrs'ti :tppeztr:snees by" \- TI' '!- t II i eu are an follows: ('ertifLt:ite No. uS '(-'ar • ' Thi V Fl }tO"qi the helter f Willie M:i',s, Norm Snead. Clii t ft)!I.IWlfl ':ert :f1'.ete h-ia (1!- CIII Rodriguez, anti other as1.suant'e 1964 I $411 rtiti.t'i i' Desiriplh,o l'ropere-t i.ut 164, flookernvri. ri.t tr, b.- i.uet thereon. Th., certi. sorted athktesi, with :1 pitdifk'tLte number er.! ycer of taau.j ometer measuring' the speed Hook 4 r.e.. 97 & in which asse.ee1 Reuben I an-:". the .lesi-rlptton of th. pro- such things .ss a golf __________________________ _____ -__________________________ Lanqth to a Legal Notice the foIIwIng t"- rttflcate hi, fuel ___________________________ ____________________ __________________________ __________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ 77 Sunset Strip _____________________________ ho!ier of - p.m. (CBS) pecia1. "The Nation Sporta anti Physical Fitness Test." (Color) 1t.i another one of those Q anti A. video test.i, but -unmevhzet 10-11 Show (6) Y)l Re.tr I ADULT IP4TERTAINMINT I STARTS 7:00 Also du. I are pretty funny. MIke Douglas 5 ' _______________________________________________________________ Truth 3:23 (4) CBS Newi 1:31) (2) You Don't Say Edge of NIt 'i The Nurses !)m-) _____ Edie Adams and Jock I(runch- ')enettl Hoapital (9 fighting'. fine cast incluutles Jack Oakitu, -t }'OJ TA% lu-Ill) tic - 'Randall is excellent :t Ramsey, Jerry's boss, . oTICK 01' A1'I'1.ICATZOi for my booklet "flow to - - another ad man-er lady, Tony waIl to get away from the (4) Ac The World Turna NRC (2) Day. of Our Liveis (4 Paa'sword 1:33 (2, 2:' ami jewelry. Only, unlike her Duty), son, my friend, we can't take Carol Ter.ptetoa (Doris Leta Stilce A Dea 2:30 (2 The Doctors 7:00 (2) Today (4 House Party (4) New. (!ii Where The ActIon jr Time for tJa II 01 a +_ i ants ' scorned and cnmpeteil with (4) Secret storm _________________ ______________________________________________________________________ - 1:1') '2) M. __ For example, your opening Now if someone were to print to flatter the vanity of you par- secret dip recipe and keeps it "duck out of town" simply be. need. product to the insatiable TV that a fellow eat the stuff, and locked in a sale deposit box at cause he has dared to criticize' 'You will have i.e admit is lot. Board: No doubt you have (they could start with a before turn envelope, plus 20 cents, monster. Later there were duals he does that In the grim __________________________________________________________ the batik. Chemists who have our fine, but iut'verthe)ess irn- of change' for the good has .lunior High cm your list for the fact campaign with pie- for insanity can strike quickutuiproVeflientb. The kids de'- tures and interviews off the j. ______________________________________________________________________ say most dips consist basically press is a precious right and Commissiuxiers were- elected this- ispriority matter." asters a few years back) - ('rant' in care of this sews. of a can of onion juice, mayon- one' of the moat important dc- who controlled their nieetings- Sun'e'onc would go to work 1fl' that would be real news! 1 two Jars of librar3' paste, de- That Mr. Vershel exercises his more imaginary than real Geneva stamped, Mtarnnnte Springs addressed cnelope - cailimig you names. column. Orchids to you both. pending on the size of the party. privilege as a reporter to the troubles. Mrs. Jos. E. Mnthieux and 20 cents to cover typing Mrs. Julia Births or, when a building has If the hostess has dipped a full is hi prerogative. Certainly Sincerely, All of us would li 8884318 and printing costs when you been improved: "Boy, what a Grtutta .1. Oliver homeless clam In it, she refers he must have made many ene- our community bettered. send for one of hi5 bookle) beautiful job so-aud-so has ,s. in ease your readers Mrs. Maryann Miles Mrs. FraDOes Wcstcr dripped a lamb in it. It WOUld 1* ently he feels that his cause is IIONEY! 1) o w n t o w n mera genus of dee 888.3678 322-6216 Going to make it tough give to outsiders, you've got it. called lamb dip. far more important than his chants, partly thru luck of im- : on sea mollusks. __________________ Joneses to out-door I I've just been here three Casselberry The main idea about the pots- personal popularity. ke Monroe agination but mainly becauc that:" The Joneses will try! months.________________ i or thin that they either bend or 838-5046 33,•7 of my good will toward her, I with lots of parking space, 'Iiut should be done. Just xeChuluota snap in pieces when you try to must graciously abstain from have been hard hit. True they Long'wood use them to SCOOP UP arrange your comments, in my Mrs. Liza Baker some of further comment on the- subject lacked the- imagination tO flU- I opinion, and you will get xe- Rats To Blame FRI. Mrs. Donna Estea CHANDIGARH, India (Al', 865-511)3 the dip. It Is usually better tO of Mr. Vershel. My visions of Prove quickly when they had suits. 838.3317 wait until no one is looking, then - Punjub stute irrigation enOCT dip your North Orlando Mrs. John Lcon hand into the dip bring fully on the sidelines while' Mrs. they can afford to do what it Conimissiuzier to dissent. After for destructive floods in the' CIRCUS TENTS AT chip, gulp it down and slip hur323-0801 riedly into the bathroom and merits are, unfortunately, all their salaries cut and cut by of your ideas if YOU Witre ill OlteCfl Mrs. Mildred Haney They said rats had made too vivid. inflation. No help from those I that hut-seat? If you think he holes wash. in dikes and when high SPONSORED BY THE SEMI. Mrs. Clarence Snyder 668-5361 (Mrs.-) S. Beavis Taylor quarters. Everybody gives a mandatory 3224841 is wrong, that it. Is your priv- water came the weakened dikes- NOLE COUNTY HUMANE Enterprise I'm quite willing to concede liege, but tone oob-h-h" when the canape down, please. quickly gave way. SOCIETY. Mrs. lUtchie Harris Ovledo the tax structure is out of line. I He MIGHT BE RIGHT! ________________________ trays are brought In with a fin- Editor: The Herald, The ____________________________ 66S-i834 Miss Ruth Dsvidun wish. This is in tribute to the Your column tonight: You Some properties are overval- Sanford Herald doesn't want 668.4604 3654651 decorative skill of the hostess, sound like a wounded Commis- ued, others much under-valued. to Sanford, build it. • __________________________________________________________ for canape Typ.wr$.rs • C.kul.tors arranging now has abner, hit by the local paper. • _lt will always be so, even Be factual, but impersonal, and Adding Machines become as formal an art in Not like U tougb"hide newsps- we re-evaluate every year, be alwuys with a word of praise Duplicators reporter! vulue is an elusive where you think it is deserved, flower arranging i i ' too, like Sanford, but from thing. I've been trying to sell in Japan. Powslis Office Supply mild dissent with your isa. ____________________________________________ What are canapes made of? Is the day I first landed here, a first-class 111611 automobile. _________ ____________________________________________ Ill S. MAGNOLIA AVE.. ________________________________________________________________ suns why, when you don't. If that sliced bread or crepe there was one thing I disliked, think it is worth $1200.00, but. Page 8 ______________________________________________________ Sanford Heraid Oct. 4, paper? Are those huddled little and It. was new to me, having so far, even tho I've come I WALlIOLI A. 4IIELOW, $II1'OM £11 I1$L1IMU black dots real Russian caviar come from Orlando to Sanford: down to sioo.00, buyers just SlIMMING OVEN WITN sat %OLI'ULIPaE. t5rusia*1s - 0.i.uaI or merely tapioca cleverly cam- There wits siway crftieimu of don't. agree with my price, in Aij uon.i- aa.1asusa INNOVATIONS, WONDROUS *d.rt11Ln5 DIIsetOr Editor ouflaged in India ink? Is this anyone trying to do anything the case of real eState, one I SUIPIISES&A MYRIAD OF FuEls WAS PELT 5.Ø W5 itty.bltty sandwich made of shy- for Sanford. Now, there should main can't possibly do the job Miiu*glng Editor A6v.rtlalug M.Orsr UNINCEDEIu,.D FEATUNU ers of turkey, veal, or chicken- be constructive criticism. What of evaluation, and any second WHLIMI JA S1 SMOEMAK EM FROM ALL STRANGE I.ANDS Editor MuMa M-aer Itty-bitty wallboard shav.- Impressed me was that those man you hire would corns up I Du1'lIE AIPPTLS FUll WElLS ings? criticising never did anything with different figures, on the I City Editor M.cbaIo,J lupt. jiivv WELLS Whatever It Is, It tastes the themselves to help the NIU vaaciwr same property. Property valCounty Editor Statf Pbotograpbsr same. it also tastes like it had munity. It isn't criticism tlit ues shift. One sale at a high I WML N MAIWTAIN*G Pubixstist i.aily azeepi Saturday, Sunday and Christmas publsi*•d been left out on the fire escape __________________________________________________________ ______________ Saturday pr.o.dlrag Chrletsa for three nights In the rain to I HIS OICIS AT make It completel)' sodden, Horn. 1)O1$V.? Do week Why then do people go to ____________________ BAIL COCktail parties? B, Mali •E1SSZ VSTV £14. OIM 120.A EAST NEW YORK AVENUE 6c Week IS 00 1 Tsar HO Is 155 31 i.s, Stork77 k1IiII1.IJISS 1.00 6 6Th I Months DELANO. NORIDA los. i ini 1.60 3 Mouth. 1.00 1 Mouths Yur-g Owl Cheu 1.00 3 MooUt 1.00 1 Month *51 MOUT TI STORE ClUB V. 1. Posts-I EsgulaU ass prov& t an mall auhem'*pU.se he paid to advance. I?PTL JSS, Whaieeomi SEMNOLE COUNTY ILOOD j4j( The Hers-del Is a narniber of the AssocIated Pr. which Is entitled rruuc. eu Cci tbe use fun r.pubIIastloga of ii] the laos-I news printed 1*2 1. Ssrt R.rl. $i,.st aaelsiiius. La this aenspaper Vows ..d O _________________ It.. let sad I NwioIn Hands GOal UUIIAITSI Irmncb of C.nft',sl Flc.nda Blood Bank elsie Ostabar ii. iii. 1 teC.4sM. INS x baufurd, Florida. uudsr Lbs Lot of Coagre of Ma$.h L 1551. •ff.ci4 Oct. 2 19M HAPPICST OF TINtP Nessu, HOURS Pal DONORS: omuE_f m.ani I c.kamn by 2 isscks. Sb, part of say aist.rlsJ, sews or advaflhlI*M f l 3:30 to 8:00 P.M. Man., Tu.s. Sn Thurs. Tb. Us-afvrd H•ral may b s-pruduoal In any wanner without Too small for en ad + TWICE DAILY4&S !•!... p*ruilaaluii vi the publIsher ol Tb. Herald. Lay Individual OfjC•d Wednesday & Friday - 9:00 to 2:00 P.M. or .ff.ctiv.7 Yours or firm r.apoasible lw scb r.pruductloa jfl .POPULAR PRICES %I• l. tee r.ading fkIi sesi Phes. 3224522 1airlsiij Tb. Hers-Ida copyright and wIll 55 MId ms wise Lb. Aew. ____________ - not. unreasonably in my opinion -- to Iraw the line mg'ainst :lflV man Casey 113 (2) Fn.:uii Two 19) Iiet 1:05 (2) hilly Word WEDNJ5D.%Y .1. NOT!('I: - 4pnt 1. Afl. Ro's finding' it. most. diffi- or) Parer just about ends the rime being' tnil wants no morn S0 (2) '4wu, 'ho arrmng'enlent tonig'ht.. Ftc invasion of his iltrht. to possess -1 (1) Todr () TwlIltir /n,fla accepts a job wit-h Morton what he has 'en tlI belong's ni 5r m. :O) (2i ifenneicey Brothers Fond Company who to him. 500 (c) Iornper Room I cnuI(Jn't care less whether or And yrni have told him that (f)) .-%It: News (i Frfsm for the Tht 5:15 Ci) N"vIine niern Woman not he is married, and in a his oys belong' to hini. hnt'en't. 2t') (2i Ftirn *n4 AUCn 5:10 (2 fluritley . Itrinkley burst of euphoria he fires von? (5' 'yy Rne Tee (5) %Vaiti'jr Cronkita - Grmt.a as pudn-poue and (9 ()ujter t,tmltu Roy, do I wish that parents Ci' Met's (rtffIn 7:00 (2) M-Rnitzanl sends hi roaig'nat.ion to Mr. could g'et this straight in their 0.4i() (2, 'e (4) f1.th Valley Dave r:nfortinately, ' I f.r,ve IMy the u)fitispnrag'ing' heads! It is 7 :.10 (2) fIn F'rm t M.C.I. 1-:. - Brahms. 10:20 (2) Connentr,rIon (9) C(-.mb%t t - 3() (2) ('aIn,n he has to resort to hiring' a dc'nuand that an oliler -There hi* (4, The McCoy. 11:04 (2 (oin I..rnrer (4) R''i Mk.1!nn burglar in order to get buck thing's wit-h a 'nung'cr ens in () iermrket 5'eep 9:0') (2) Tueeiey Night At th Charles guest stir.i as Filcher. precious of all his thing's-us. 11:20 (2.i how1own Movie. ' 4i tk Van Dy'ca (9) Prultta of the thief. If we '-viii not respect the Ifamptnin (9, The Ds.tIns (*m, 12:0() (2) Jeoparly 9:30 (5) PettIcoat Junction 9-U p.m. (NBC) Tuesday lesser property rig'ht.s of the (4 Love of LIfe (9) Love On A Fooftnp Night *t the Mnvie. 'Lover older "hild, we are in for the (9) ronna RC 10:00 (6) CH5 Iteporta Come Back." (Color) It's ankinit of •'ndlessly jealous I 12:22 (4) CR5 Me'u (9) The Fugitive other Dorii Dy- Roek Hudson "omplaining' that the Ciiinee 11:00 (2) New, 1231) (2) Swlngla' Country (4) New. .*trh for Tomnrro-v special, which should give you wife ulnefi ro attack her htis(9) Me I Inc New ii: 11 (4) (ut4tn Liiht 11:20 (9) EtlitonIti Comment 'nough background right there. utmt'i 'oncubine .snd the int*-u12:2.S (2., NBC Nea'. 11:30 (2) Tonight Ffudsnn plays Webster, tier'; appropriation of her servNea Theatre of Stare fast, smooth ad who iii I I ']IrL Talk (9) The Late Show rice allowances, her silks 4) _____ Send marital . r;i-;sn,y r. 7:30 (2) Today (6) The World At Large (9) Dii! Ilercon Show 8:00 (6) Capt. Kanax'ot, 1 941r it too for at no time did I demning them for what they Mrs. on week. Jan rvk I -font-ttvo-lnoh dancer. (9) ___________________________________ 1 L I I ' ' F" in them do-nothings. Why don't school were rather harsh, together to make Mr. and minute mueh to export him to .hnre 11cr dance SrCflPS are stirpris- the interplay of their person- ecopt that Genrg'e'.4 wife d trider ''ho is 'lniniing' what. he ingly go'I, and there are ljtjcs eates the jtntinq of monther in 1v tineporforii had 110101 elnncri to him I of potato chips and a issues" or "ducking out". la'ig'J by (5) Mrs. Nelson, in her letter of hunch, and, frankly, I don't uation, but. you can point out about the color of tablecloth make sure your children are - Ing In f1nndnin to star as Mate ing' mnn and Marcel is an in- material 1:00 (2) . to safely In bed. J, they merely threw a platter 'ive earlier adventures There were reasons why it of It in a guest's face, as if he crunch and go. nrit., qiind on a apeciol mission. pronched Jerry - - boy (nt 11nrr1 (V.- 1:0) (2 _______________________________________________________________ I n!tnt row," ho (9) i ,ti with nnnthor wnmnn, 9h0 'Thør wi s I ionnl Wife. "fle Who rn brother. FTc sits g'iinrd over his Flis Rridgea Behind Him Often tiW' hetuse hi' has delivered _________ _____ _____ _ _________ _____ ____ - By Ruth Millett Month It,irc'nq (I.elio bonn), I Sni just. n much Tharing'. Minor, and Perniindo of inR' ing' md 'inneing', on "ootir" dr,r,'r, q killed on I,nmns rio a iory nice jo, s the hih pof j.a another ikft Roeiiiie he is reqiiirenl to the finikon express train ann, Marcel non lOOn, two French ahOfl henpecked Genr2.' .ppie. share :'°". his mother, with his ________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _____________________ _______________________________________________________________ -. ' .. - (i . e,/ ,\ - thor sage from an ___________ _____ - I ..... .• I Among the 112 pictures jun'- was the praised and profitable will be the public that will hen- abel into a personal correspond- "Clean out the court hous Wt' could arrive at a fair all of this advc,e, I've proved grades they don't seem to care. chased are such box-office motion picture "The Bridge on efit most. It is hard to imagine enre' heutween myself and ?1rs. gang." Well, I Was flCW and Finally, they grow so detach'blockbusthrs" as "Cleopatra." the River Kwai," starring Sir an unwelcome replacement for C. Nelson I feel it- necessary maybe they were a bunch f evuluation of every piece of it. But It is meant in kindness ed that their parents may shout I ',S I ' • ___ u15h,, rano Girl From he hnhy?" and .Incolyn I,ftfll' Ron koltn Hour (Cnlnr Mota lion A (Inir." ((nlorp plays Thirinly Tanner. im 'reid Von dO. Rod', juota are sing'ori There's a rod rioni nt A pril rhnt' hecie a new brother, 7:fl.q;45 p.m. (A R(; (omI)nr'or P,riwIn ht nd G;ylo and enmie (;ndlike the d p!ei1 c.hinee wife 'tiig'ht, or "fhe flrMhor." ((;otor, I __________________ ____________________ pre'alent type of serious men- that kind of money last 'week tag in the history of broadcast.- ing the studios running more Of Editor, Herald: hurts, hut the manner of dish- figure always gives other sur- really dishonest, slur and slug dress and appearance. for feature-length motion pit'- ing and persuaded perhaps the the time. Although I have no intention jug it out. rounding owners a good feel- hard! Then, they begin to grow It . 1AP UIS\ - Wil--1LL JN tU.' 1 IJI 4J 4OW 15A5 COtA AS .ASJV 1 OIV IT AJ HOUR...t 1 c%V I1 W4FtJ M "i"REPSSE R T tVkLkJ4 N 1HE \:'E.THE rRFH, . . t1t,nllv, ho tnIl"I n1oit, n rthoIo hnd to how to tro- told mo• "ovor lnnin, my or i1! lii' ov" in tho Jlvin' rt,ln,'uo profry to mr'. flut one 'lition .S o. intond of hriokir mothor nderort hor nrl rorm tn iovont hi' ovi',,ln ho tnlkorl fri mo Rhohpt. hot t3V' nt the er nhlne'q - thovo the n'iihjn .intc'j. I hrthr'r rt• n 'etIflt' t hr'rn, hi' iitnllv. Whor, ho wo 19, prrprin''rn '.f her mftn, he v- '''* ilwftv hn'ing' tnko r dny he did ho mme thing'. I -- ---------------- -- --.-.-----.m tonipted tnik him hnhn be in u'!fiqh with hi' toy' we wer' inqolfjh .motitrh TV Time Previews to 'ivr' them "o him. VrniId it he -'rnng' n riy this? flo we . he,'nrne a pizophreni day or on their violin. And they are faIthl dents, always preparing their homework on time. They feel devastated if they don't make "A" grades. Letters _____________ . ,'. 2L'! . in. hi fnthr tk n- priand i hy new. intn inI '.t't nwy (mm In-)u,' A*n. r,,I',n.. fli, t,on ,nfr,q*'i r'.r1 f)itin.' I frrut who hi' rnMhor. Wildly rqøntfJ f. hør qørvftntq. thilr rii'r mflnwA int mnti. f ' r thc moth. fiurht nt. n nnIiorjv In pro- tho nhlvitinn tr uhftro hii f- snoou, hnr 4ifl ina1 hor joweiry. or 'vho writo., "V'.'tordny mY / ,.._- . (OoinI2n: (nrnrn,jnkf fh)nn. - away when their problems gro high l.Q., as well as very eonton crest. scientious, st-udiou boys and Others who don't indulge In girls. actual physical f11ht. may then rliey may previously .t' , 31w . - '-- Hv MI1HI Ft NW INUF L1, S S It strikes usually in the late tns. ESCAPE DEVICES _______ - M -.. - litten to eofllrnafl1s of unseen for lfl minutes at a people. $t?eteh out the window end tells _____________________________ ___________________________ Wiz J Then she will sit and stare "She tells her mother and me ,. _ l.Imu.._ml __ _____ '• !-' "Her fa'ulty adviser "phnn%iy of unreality." ges that we take her to a ie iasie unsolved . . o) I ;' -.. _____________________________ ... - '.•. . .• 'k rtiy,i --- -. _____________ By (htlbrnith I SIDE GLANCES '1M '*.X) M'WF- '.iVcW:6 cv th e\t('flhI% th 1fl"'g . ...- --. -... - c ert' urAtc' ' -'J'1lJRAL, A15 i PL&r W?T IF PcEl()fHkF 7 :'\'1 11.4 '4A tE(YO.l RIC-41r rot 0 F%C!'l rE..icc)'Mn1(1 I4FI Al c;i1i '6 I4F p. U\ 4I\Ik 4 t' A fllMPuT) 1t" Cfl A -I IICIW4 (:1R !,,-ir.') \ -\ -. nntion. So tho develop whnt we 1flVR1ILY. 1 thw mnnner. they enn diithe eold. i'rnel rn forl'id nf*, whfrh $ the 1irn* pri4j 1ent t'pc (f tn,tflIt.' .__.1 .,. .. - .-.. FVJ11lF 1ftfl t lenqi . ., as coroner. if this official, who is not nal investigator but also by a licensed required to have medical training, sus- doctor or pathologist. We don't want This is the only . i' OUR fl()ARI)ING HotTsi ___________________ ( , A p4L1 fl1(, Tori' S.. Recently an official of the Seminole ported by everyone in this county and Medical Association brought to light a it should and must get the endorsemore serious loophole in the state law. ment of our legal legislators. t if the state bill fails we. should it's easier to murder sebody in this state than anywhere in the nation, our county commission to push local This doctor based his claim on the legislation for a medical examiner and fact that only a handful of Florida perhaps our doctors could donate encounties (including Seminole) do not ough time to check every fatality. All unattended deaths should be cxhave medical examiners. gation is needed he may order an autop- &.: - _ ..'- S S1h • -- •_v-.'• . .., • i -, . . . . - ' . .,I41* &rA,. Dp, Crane's r ii in, the World - .. ..--. •_• S.. ..-- I dl.t. she's used Poor thing, pro-1 - Up all ;ite u,,nber, - I -is, t*j PLUS - S __________________________ 4 Deltons - run kr ' au1nrb cause per as I • ____________________ - N0TICE Aciitt ______ _____ ____________________ 'iou'u.. o 5OME'fl.IING ABOUT TMAT 1JUWK IN ________ VOU YARD ___ URK! ___________ buci.ty I A y., Exp.cfkug Visit From Tb. it j - S)s of - - - _ __ Q_ - . . s:-_ - ;*,, - - .___. -- _.._.., . ..... - - . - I - _______ _____ .l_ - ______ ______ - •__ . - - ____________________________________________________ ----.-- - __ __ 4OMov.doy.r, sIacasil 51 Sloe. SUPER - . - - - - - - _______ _______ ______________ ________ ________ ____________ _____ _________ ____________ _____ __________ ____ j -- I ____ 1" __________________________________________________ DOWN iPtansi Zlfodppodg. 3Monum.n 1orInsja. 4 Number ____ ____ 6A$sevsrj . u 41 41 ' ____________ - ___________________ ____________________ ________________ ________________ T ___ - . , Jr. _______ _____ F _________ ____ _______________ 4 __ tdXWlAPZ$ INflRIIU ASIN. I,"tti0. , - - -- - -- -. - --- - Si .,'. i-ret' of foreclosure, NUTlt'1 [S 1LlRiItY ULVSX. case pending in said Court, the 'j'hit W. IL Hobs-ji' the holder style of whi('h Is I of the folluwlug certificate ha.. I-'itU1t11 SAVlN1ls itANb. (tied said certificate t'r Laa dcci Ncv 't'rh to he i,sut-d theru,ti. The Plaintiff rIc.it. nuitubur aitI se.Lr of asentered in a a torpt.'t- .il ton, _____ _________ __________________________________ ________________________________ _____________________ __________ ____ _______ _______ _ ________ I ACADIMY 6 IHI MOST NQNOME1 'KItt itt'L'tU,ii5, el al, In which I It was *iesset1 .ir" is follows situ the docket number of which Y.r of ertiftca1e N.'. 3''is t LII' wilt offer 1oi sale and Issuance 1 4 sell at L'iibtic Outcry to the, hidh' I)e'e'rIpIIu.. uc Pruter1yi est cut best bidder C,'r t'.tt (he I -t of N tutu Ft uf 4 f,.'ittswiu described ro%-rt> r N ..t %V of NW I,roI'ertv antI th EVENINGS - 1fri, J I ma ti.iute FILMED IN COLOR AND WIDISCRUN 5%', ' S,'ctioit 31, ToWt,.hii,,1 ------- --- - --------Ida. to wit: is s. 11ct,e St l l.ot 31, LIloe•k 3, iiFT1.i:R Nautu In which a.'e-sc.I Fr4ti-, JiMMY HUD enci His Band tlt%j55 (t1.,tNp) 5LCTl('N1 Smith, heirs. All 0f said ru0N'h', according to map or 1 perty being Iii the Cuut*ty of THUS., Fli. I AT. PhL TIL I 3Q A.i. 11141 thereof recorttud iii P1st SenilitoIc. 'tate of Florl.la, VuIit,ok 3 i'aguc b6 Fublic tes eui5-h c-citiftctw shall be • Ittitords of SemuInolu ('outity, I .t-c-ir.ii law the lcsriut auth :vrHOMEMADE PI.IAII I $ai4 sale ill he iseid t the lit Icat,. ill be sold (ci thi. highJ SIEVED HIll 01 the e.u.h tOiler t the trout d,.er Sutuitiule ('t)UuIty ('tIt3l'Iit4fl455 Iii the, it hue Sutitittulu TAIIS oi 2 Sanford, Florida eu Ike ist ilay U'oau at Sanford. Fiortd. ue the, ut OtoI.r, 1161, ci 11:00 o'cL'ck fit l..itJav the 'tiouth f NIkt A 54, or thereafter Nt'sm*tbvr I soa, which 1. lb. Clue acme can 1,. don.. tIu lay \'venut'er. t*.. ALL MIXED DRINKS . . . . S0 lSi-A1. i'cteI 3Ut1& ita) SeRlefli$$7$ & D1NI1$ Aritutir It i$uckwtttt, Ji I lti. hill CALL AND MA% ESk1YATIONS ciesk of i'iscI1 ('outi tt't(Ii-ial Clerk'. S,I) Iiy: 1)011114 u1- 5l-ku'a, 0. C I t riltur ii Lieckwlth. Jr. itt:u-u-' ANIP 011htIi-N' Chink of CircUIt ('ourl, 4,-itiiiiilei l'i'Uiit), I"Iurlda .'.Iuerlcatt NatIiu'stI liasik tthdö I' t. Uoi 11354 t1: II N, Tasnies, Jr. JIMMY GEO6E and JOHN LIlIAN LUN St. l'etvisL,ui- , FItm- iia I 1CpUI)' I'll 1k I t'ubli.It (le'I. 4, iSIS Putilisli (lu-i. 4 ll • iI 2. istl A.i..s frs Issised Pless j I1li4 situate -' men. thru thur,.. $2.00 ict, uun, liok 52.50 eq 2k adN.e.i PIVRI OF uetsee, the duscrtptto,i of the '.i in 8"iutnulu t'oUtit), k-''r. -- - -- -- - ---------- - - -- -- I s Complete Diaaer% $1.75 $3.50 - - tig to iii '°'°' cit ci.' City ( 'outity e.\)u-t as soon Ladies lit a. Eech Thuisdoy cit . this j the MARLOU 'n --'-.--------. - s -' '- -. ?- RESTAURANT .t.) Oreers PH, 3.U'ZISa - - fr,- 4 __ -. 4 S - --- a "#- C -- ---- S _________ ______ ______ _____________________ _______ ______ _ ___ _____ ______ -- - - - I WINNU OF 2 M. S P.M. - - / Al Iii anti (tin Seiitlti.ile (''u tu 111-1.15 FIUrIJ* %tsslestes of ty, Florida. pursuant tt, the its.'lu-Il)) i'tttt, . . a . itt ____________________________________________________ __ ___ ____ S ___________ ___ . _______ ____ - I r-' _____________________________________________ 29 ___________________________________ I" bZWupow ________________________________________ _____________________________________ GI'OWW..*I 64 Color 66 Op.n.moutb,4 17 stare _____________________________________ U&ralae S7A11trmaU ___________________________________________ _______________________________ _______ . - _____________ __________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ S ____ _______________________________________________ 450h1,otosl _________ ____ Pb. 734.1161 ________ ________ ________ ____ ____ '.-..5i.,...r1 ____ _______ ________ ______ _______ _____ ______ ______ - ... _____ ____________________________ _________________________________________________________ , - _______ - r, _______ 2 35 are 2 1T 37 36a1point en 39 WrIter of verse 401"lat-topped hIll_________________________ 0j 20 41 42Ralbtids F ____ fl----. - - I ------ .,\ -IV,1, reply - ----_________- - _____ . --i,.-- - - Obstetrics and Gyn.cology . - _________ ____ f" AlNE GlTT'H"\ SOLLi'TION T' .44'Y POLE? i I DDSY I . _____ .._ - 0 T' ' ____ vrittsi - it C) ________ _______ _________ of _____ ____ _____ . - / 4? ___ . 2 •z.clusheiy _____ - .: ________ J ______ 7 Bitter veteb ___________________________ ACROSS ________________________ -t[AIl I Mama (corrupt.) I LIehoUsN SNorsegod 4Olut ____________________ i 12 3Ape.tu I0flamboollM Lieu Ibrew L. IlConcludes !3,tjJfljpu A 14 ArabIan gull 11 Map 11n ___________________________ 15 Edge (metsorol.) __________________ - 16 Wrote poetry 19 Doctot's helper 18 Natives of _________________________________ 23 Raves D 1 2ODispatches ______ coma ISQ ____________ sva.e..l,gssM _______ of ________ 2sshieldbearing 2tSmaUrivulet 26openspaces 3aPcrtainlngto 44SlopInlwa3t 22 God lov* 2lSubor nit. arrangement 46Oiymp *fl 24 BLack (Fr,) 40 Parsonage, 25 Poker stake goddru 26 Nomad 29Shipipar toreasmsle 47 ued molding 2TJloy'i nickname 31ES1 41 Burden. 48Ltowishghtt 3oEzpunger $3Victlmot 42Mal.r.dd.er b0Pusaeutys U flC5J&lOre leprosy 430dd (Scot.) prunoun oil. S I 5 34$tat.wlthout O p1 TIME i OME-MM. ____ -.- /E SOMETHIN'EVY or Win. L. Woinbie, M.D. ; I TUWuBLE [ ______ UU1b -• _________ ______ _____ ____________ _______ ______ -- ______ Pur2le I BUGS BUN i _______________________ __________________________ ________ - ____ - - _________ rua IgAL -• ___________________ rrath _________ Previous ______________________________ just cash to _________ _____ Ifouse Seiuifurd. ., Answer ______________________________ • America OIio 1 - - ' 1 _____ - the Srmlui"le (ouutv Court Arthur 11. Het'kwith, Jr US MAIVIN at E'torida. on the firel anti as they IZIUVC Ut he sud- t'ierk of Citcu(t Court "CAT ;emtntilo Count )-, Florida $ALLOU" toitii - It the t'nth ov- I denily realizes that the killer _______________________ I t'iitb.-r. t966. whl.'h Is thC 7th ily: II. N. 'Fanuru, Jr. 1t7 1 must be Roger Roland (Robert. I'eputy Clerk of November, t5'34. STA*TS young flUIfl driven Publish Ott. 4 11. 1!. fl.tttd thts 11th ,tay Sept- Driva&, 1144 FRIDAY emhe'r. 1M4. round the bend by his father':s , 'NALT DISNEY'S (OCt1 'trl-i's harping on blood lines arid Is •I. III. (IIICI LI C 01 K ,-' I, .trthur U. Beckwith, Jr. "THE FIGHTiNG 5l5'I'II .J1tL)l('II, t'IRI'I IS Clerk of CircuIt Court. family heritage. the father, I PRINCE OP I'OK %)I(fl, c'I)ISL%H Seminole CountY. FiotitM Edward, is played by Eduarti WVti'L-1 1)1' F1.tlI1Efl% U. It. N. '['axum. IS I'IIASCI-IIY Franz. r,uty Clerk I ________________________________ SIb'VIC oF I Publish t'ct. 4. II Ii 23. t5I___________________________________________ ______________________ FI)IIK('1,Os1ltI-3 tL.I-2 [L'I"- U Notice' is hereby gi - ett thit the MOW! 1AT1NEES DAIL'V I men. +hru iun, 51.50 I-tilt 'I' t % ('otirl of the Niutti Judicial ('Ir• ___________________________________________________________ __________________ _____ ______ ________ ____________________________________________ t ______ __________________________________________________________________ ______ ______ _____________________ __ �.-.---. .liIlai -. - - -' ..-. -. ..•"•• . ,, - - -- -J UL - - -. -- ,*___IU- - - ;__ .1__ -- '• - - - -------.' --•• .. •'4 -. p. b... '4 ...... , . , , •,''.... • . , , , • . . •• . ' • ....... • . . , , ., , . ' - . .• i .. ' . •• .•..•-.'.-. T •' ' I1 '-...- -• ' I anfnrh brrnlb stir By Abigail Van Buren Horoscope .Qa/ c?Ib6 Forecast DEAlt ABBY: I am 29 has one big fault.. A couple tire in our fifties, of timei when the two of us qidte set in our ways. WF,I)NESflAY, 0(1'. 5, 1(H( were talking to a boy we Now the problem: Many of GENERAL TENT)ENCIES both like. she has come right, our friends, and especinllv unti nut and said to me, "Would our children, believe we A very adverse day and Mid-evening for whatever eon you mind biking a walk, I ought to get nmrried. w wrn.t to any something to should we marry just to corns or has to do with show Ing any tirndeneies to leave an him in private." This is very please people? I like freedom and so dons he. and duties of any nature incomplet emhisrrassing. What should then' art' times when yu and if von are engaged In th I do If this happens again? EMIIARRAS) don't want anyone nrrnmti. gentest drudgery to you, It I Not even the one you love. just the day to get It out 0 )EAU EMBARRASSED: I would appreciate your the way so that you will h Watch for the boy's reaction. able to use the good dnys nhen If he doesn't say, "No, please opinion on this. Also without these worries. one plst"s. stay," bike a walk. 0 ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 SATISFIED 1)EAR SATISFIED: if utmost care in motion of an DEAR AIIRY: I have been dlvorcpd and have no desire you are satisfwd, and he is kind is necessary to avoid lesi satisfied, then so am 1. Of I injury, tr.. and thinking h to marry again. I have been all the reasons to marry, fore you utter harsh words I keeping company with a fine because people think you also vital. Be very careh gentleman for 2 years. Hr is where the written word is cmi akin divorced. We have mar ought to be is the poorest. etrned, also. This sort of arm velous times together, talc' ' CONFIDENTIAL TO .1. could prove very expensive. lug in shows, going boating, M.: Training should start fishing, swimming, motoring. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Ma' early. It's almost impossible 2(P) You have both vision an (All very discreetly.) He t(' carve rotten wood, would marry me If 1 wanted wisdom now to do what bring it that way, hut I believe * you real success In your ftT Troubled? Write to Abby, ticular line of endeavor. B that when two people live Box i97flO, Los Angeles, Cal. practical. You find collection together they grow tired of each other. We love and re90069. For a personal reply, quite easy if you go after ther, inclose a stomped, self-ad- In an intelligent fashion. spect each other, hut there dressed envelope. are times when we like to GEMINI (Nay 21 to June 21 For Abby's booklet. "How You go our separate ways. are ver- much intoreste to have ii Lovely Wedding," in getting ahead but It hehon 1 don't recommend tha send 81.01) to Ahhy, Box yes you not to he forensic a wa',' of life for the young, ot for those with children, 69700, Los Angeles, Cu. forceful with anyone, not evei 900fihi. hut ours are grown and wi' closest friends. Think aloni II a of seif-iniproverneni Take quick steps to such andt MOON CHIlDREN (June 2 to .luly 21) Although you ma: haive been ahued and fell i e gleton ace of clubs and king-ten little of f your pedestal, ?jSI Today's hand represents a woitTli hov. human error and learn i of diamonds. South will lead cinch slam for any good de *Q 2 take his ace tremendous lesson. Get hus 8 '7 A K the defendus long as chili. East will darer A Q (hiamolul to with work that has to he done and have to lead era aren't expert players also. Br' more human and understand Expert South wins the heart WEST EAST (H) the future. An expert East moy mui lead and looks the hand over. as4 a io 14L( (.luly 22 to Aug. 21 tricks nud Be counts 11 eae things tough for declarer. Be 8 , .i 10 54 will note that his partner has 1)oiit stoop to arguments with • 1) 8 5 8 2 can try for the twelfth in either • K 10 4 10 6 5 4 4 A Q .1 7 2 shown up with only two trumps. °n in social life who does no clubs or diamonds. SOUTh Be also notes that East openThen East vihl count doclar- understand you. Br' more cord AK 0 '7 st er's 11 top tricks Ittid see what ml with persons you truly IIk ad the bidding and that declarer is planning to do in Avoid that. certain individun needs both the king of diamonds rnse pretensions of friend the diamond and club suits. and the see of clubs for his • opeimg bid. In that ease there East is very likely to unguard ship you can see through eas Both vulnerable is no way to make a trick with West North East South his king of diamonds early amd 'hI) (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 the king of clubs and the diiito (liscard his clubs at. di.4a Pass 4 N.T. Pass s• reptively as possible. This di'- Being careful not to get int inond finesse Is going to lose. PUSS Pass a After this preliminary conneption will take the form of thi' wrong company is import PU mi early discard of tim queen, tint right now or you ruin you' sideration South plays a few Opening Iead- 0 rounds of trumps and cashes then the ileuce and finally the reputation Very easily. Fol10 dummy's second high heart. I South is holding two dinmondB I jack on the Inst trump lead, orthodox methods in business Then he gets back to hi hand I and a club; dummy the act'- South will not know that East (;et ahead much faster, ovey and runs the rest of his trumps. I queen of diamonds and Icing of has hung on to the seven of come any sudden set-bucks. LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22 This brings ovIryone down to I clubs and East will probably clubs anti may still try for club three cards. You art' able to see that If yoi have discarded down to the sin- throw-in. start on some new plan you wil run into ninny difficulties, a postpone until you are nor ramer sure' of yourself. Study you By Polly C newspaper more thoroughly Find items. 'pportunitjes yo DEAlt I'OLLY - Shoes all er and drew hairhows here' and metal front of the radio. I dis- Want. over the closet floor can be' there all over it, using differ- covered that laying the radio SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to No I moat annoying. To do away 2] Study your financial posi ant-colored felt-tipped pens. fne down on a thick towel miwith this my husband made tion carefully and then ge Next. a mit bag, which came Proved the snund.-M. H. wooden drawer which holds our filled with fruit, was pulled ' DEA1 POLLY-1 am a 10- busy paying hills that are dut shoes. It has little wheels on ovum the container with the year-old girl who has trouble etc. Show that you hnvv you the' bottom and rolls under the Sect firmly ozi the ground. Itis All v have! open end faistencti under the' learning to do multiplication. bed out of sight. any petty jealousies, eb bottom of jug. i simply pin- was supposed to practice durto do is pull the handle and It ned my huirbowa to this lid- ing summer vacation but found Show a serious manner and al conic out very easily. covered form and it looks very it hard because' of all the fun is fine. When I bought a new set. of SA(fl1AItIUS (Nov. 22 t pretty. If you tb not. have things to do. Mother finally television trays I hated to disnet bag, nylon miet would ha' ii suggested that since I liked to 1.1cc. 211 Avoid being with at cord the' old ones so my husgooti iiUhistitutt.-MAIY KAY. play with her typewriter ] s(fl'iflti.s during the' day sine baud cut down the old legs $1' • I a battling mont!, bu the tablet. are' just about 12 • 1)Ll' I'OLLY-I)uring the might try praicticiuig multipli- ILl! i)IOWS flV by tonight. summer I play my transistor cation ozi it Iliii! this really inches high. lie recnpped the radio much of the' time. Very worked. In less thur two days , Insi- of temper on your par bottoms and they make wonlt.ci hi' very bad. lion' derful bed trays for the young often I could not hear the I haul learned all expected of could music very plainly because of nit' anti had fun doing it.- jeopardize what huF been a ones when they arc sick. eaerufull' built uii. vibration produced by the MARLA. MRS. V. H. _______________________________________________________________ CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 tI J'olly's Problem Jan. 20) First plan how yoi DEAlt POLLY-J have twt' are' going to do all that won feather pillows that hnve not ahead of you, then get tim been used for a long time. Now schedule' set tip for ynursell I need them but they have a Follow through nieth*odjca11 funny imell-Ilke hot water I antagonize' fellow work spilled on a chicken. How can art., hut buck them. Be quid wicLeoP Ly Ed I overcome this smell? I have I in ninicinig decisions. aired them but It has done no AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to FeL A typical American success good.-bllt. U. 'W. I"or relaxation (nuid she' be- w i delighted and atifiep DEAR I'OLLY-I have devel- story - and it. will continue - lit'vwt this is very important), with inexpensive recreation oped a Unique way to store! my is that of petite, blonde Max- Nhe! likes reading, the theatre, since spending tot much righ hzuirbows. I cut off the top of hit' Rowland. She came from socializing and travel. This last floW could ruin your budget a jumbo, ;)iaatw bleuch C0flt41111 Little Rock, Arkansas, mind she interest is particularly appro- Avoid tumpbition Keep on tb has mude heir way via "brains" sunning aide' of life and yoi printe' because our blonde' 1utl' will haven feel the! pinch. to New York. Legal Notice Beginning liar career in hen' will be doing much traveling J'ISCES (Feb. 20 to blur. 20 i T1I CIICCVIT (IDVItT or _ home' town in the' largest di.- in liar new job as Vice J4 reai- Your surroundings will buve ti CIJt'l' 1 AND Pith 51lhlNo1L partnzent store there as a copy- dent of Marketing of Carven be' improved if you want oth (1OIINTt', JLohtlDA writer in the advertising de- 1)istnlbutors. The company shiv ers to respect you more, givi (JhIANCjlLT NO. uiaa JOk3ll'J1 0. CA1UJU.,L1. partment, Maxine won a "schti- formerly worked for purehused YOU more fo the social support Placliltiff, kinship to Barnard College and the' French icrfumt' nunnufact- etc. you now enjoy. 'You havi V' she came to New York to study. urer recently, amid since Junks nothing to be at angry abou IIWI'L . cMu)ILLI, IJefolidant Winning another scholarship is the' home' base of liar new - cheer up! . . . ha' a source o M)Tl(E or sin,' from the Student International company sIze must visit Furls iliSPiflitiogi to other as well. 'ft I1tINF: . CAIU)ILLI 4167 li' Avenue Travel Association for lien- often. A nice ussignnient inIF YOUR CHILD IS BOIt ?ew York. T.NOTIFIEI) prlze-wznnmg essay on "World deed! TODAY . . - he, or abe, will hi YOU AIt that a suit for divorce )uie. iieezi Peace," bliss Rowland toured A a clever executive, Max- Ciii. of those overly energetii commenced sarainet 'ou In the Europe on a bicycle. She served hit' is studying French and ahic young Ones who early will Tb Circuit Court of ttii' Ninth .iudidat Circuit In cud for bunitnole a tour of duty in a famous Did- told me, "I'm getting better; quint' aloft' rest than others o Cnunt-, Florida. my- annie age, 50 be tiioughu!, at. The title' Ii, the' cause is lus department utore and wrote' sometimes I understand fashion copy which the women self. Seriously, the' language tentive to your progeny. Give , Joseph 0. OcrdiUi, l'iatzstiU, irezso Ii. CairdlUl, Iaefenitcnt, You of Texas loved, the fIeat education possible my college years does come an requlr.d it) tile your Answer Ma1ne Rowland, like muny back. You set', 1 spoke only since Your Progeny also showi en- ether pIsadltsg with the Clerk of the iii,ove' Court and serv, a nwdern career women, bus mu- Frenich when I atudled at eel- earls' an ability to solve prob cop)' thereof upon E. )'j'e' hUbecU. 500 Btiuth Itaittland vanue, ny interests which give! heir huge." And shiv continued, "This lenis, punch boles in the fuult3 Ilattlaind, Florida, attorney fur Vein-Vt' and thie' stimulation to will be! a help for the! reul eni- p1un of others, etc. A Ver3 the' plaintiff, on or before Oct- curry on a fi*' career utter 40, counter." connection with th gov. char 1, 11)5G. 1! you tall to do She came' to New York to so, a been-ac 1'r. Conteaso will With such beautiful S rugrun- ernment iS best here. Good po. entered against you Ion- thu no- live ia'c'uae' Slit' found so nun- cet us "Mn Griffc," "Vent at iitici,i, too. lie! dumiuidud It, thi Coniplaint. "Ti't' St4iZIL inipel, they do fbi ny things to facinutt.' bier. She Blanc," "Robe duzi Soir" and S'ttzsu.s my hand and u • of acid court in baintord, burni- joined a famous firm as the "Vetiver," Miss Rowland has compel." Whut you make ci paule Cuunt, Florida. thiS hUt head of advertising; she niso new worlds to conquer, mid your lift' is largely up to YoU day of beptumber, 11)86. (HICAL) studied the techniques of radio with her American "know-bow" Carroll ltigbter' individual Arthur H. liechcwith, it. Clerk of the Circuit Court and television advertising and anti feminine intuition she will Forecast for your sign for OcIi>': 3)onwi 1. 1airkoa, j,c. was appointed to the Broadcast forge uheud in her busy, Sue- tubet flOW ready, For yout E. Pope ilsaseit Committee of the Aasuciutjo cesaful career. Womefl are like send your birthdate and bOO bouth ,SieetUaud Avenue and urn nuinled to a pretty little 22-year-old girl from West Virginia. A few weeks nfter our marriage I got transferred up to Buffalo, N. Y. My wife lived with me for 29 days, and then he packed up and went to West Virginia because he was lonesome for her mother. She has been down there since lilny 5th, and I have sending her support money. 1 love her a lot and been want her with me hut she dnetn't say when she's cornlug home. I dcn't want to give up this jol, and go to West Virginia after her. What should I do? LONESOME DEAlt LONESOME: Your bride Is behaving like a spoiled child, and your spineieuneu is netting you nothlug but ol1thds. Be a man. This woman is your wife, so quit sending her money and tell her to shuffle off to Buffalo where she belongs, (And be sure she doesn't bring her mother with her.) ' ' DEAR ABBY: My problam is one of my he*t girl friends. She is a wonderful kid in many ways, but she 9aco6q On ' ;. !ri • - 'i ir ' j 'it • 0 4 . . I Publici, scii. :u, • 11, 11)56 £ Oct. 4.j b' . :: ______-__- ' 1 IL, hirnmnrud W * .:.1 ....... - r.Jy*.'..'-. • .• . .•-••, .•_.,.z_..... , e nzi,z Ad I f H011yWt . •• .• • ._._,. .' •. " - " _ • -.a,e...r.. S' " ' ....#.e..--' .-.'.---- -.-........ - - in in, hom• tot EE1: f' ,t2... ft 4 . ' CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR AD NEXT DAY SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY -1Of 1b I' ,rrr, 'UI a '_-' ( () _______ !VPfl! ( Pngc II tOIL t _____________________________________ -- - ipnrt me .. __ .. _______ __ ____ ' ry j I 'to,kIn mothers. I 2OcPerLrne 24c Per Line 30c Per Line I SITUATION WANTED ADS - ooe. 900*400... ( rrs s os v sro' rs Ioo4oO o T4u A WO'.4AP.J WP40 A!'Jf WOW '-.- cancel t( 2t.ot*1 lb " . : • 4th rattr.4 pent').', t4.'iefl ls- .. TR'Ms::tur. olIt. -____ - (OMMODOR1 /7, Ii -#'L.1,II • -- 28-Hn.j'o -Tc1eision BAIDOII rr COPY AUTO St sti). Terms, $t$-144P. HALF CHARGE TN •n. Mist', LlPiLgNlCH $T) fl*dIo Ipec%s1Ist.. 14 hr. We Service At,l, mskee flsd%ns. ginning :o. Ph. APPLIANCES (. . ____________, 84. Heal itte bIT tiR C .JEWII1ER Eatsi. - Sale fgn-, lit-I ICC Wall to Wall Carpet Porn., nswly 4.'- I 4 S FtOOMS 97.Ilnuqes For Rent ______________ Pvlonteith I tic. i'umley Heal 204 5. Psrk Av.. - Rent - npt0fly fjnf,irn. bipe., Kft. L,(,,%I '('5 vnrktny i*4y, Kitohan equipperl. sic ;. ltd. hi privileges 18t) mr,nthiy. ph 332-illS 2 fl*hae-flentsls I fORM. P'urn. Gottag.'. is me, CLEAN, iputet room* for men. Ph 111-411* 441 1fagnoit*. 132-0120. lii 4 Elm. .sflnyss flEAT.Ty, *-ili, ROleSRY A. WILLIAMS 115. Autns For Sale Realtor I7 Psiuuietti, Ph. $22-442. FRAME JfUtJSL-fl.'frlg 4 5Cr',. Raymond iun4quIst, Aesee. ';1SIPA('r o ':44111*4 they're S Ssnforil ve, Nut 111-9th Atlantie flank Rug. '1'Ay nirntuin TOI1 all nnmy 'tra when you finrent, $1254 *flC.' with united Stat. Rank. 322.1544 sttsr 4 p.m. t.o;veet i.a,1 er payments. 121-1774 and t ' Tqtp fllrm.hnrnø. Ccli A Muitipi. Listing Realtor Available now. AI'i'AifCItllt v-a, INRUROR 2i2.1S41) (nil .-1 1 Wagor,, 221-4991 P P R., fsctory lOil 5. Vrcnr'h _________________________________ sir, ft .0' 1.1, (,,n ',.' seen at I DPRM. FIIH?4, $71 month. W,tt' ,mr'o corner Vth anti 95, houses For Sale Include. wat.'r 332.8374 after 5 p. m. ___________________ 2 REPHOOM, P'ia, room, to Fort .'4AI.E Cheap: PontIac Mo'. House, L.nlacapel, S ha tIe I 11005$ Units., fur,,. en lake, tor 4 transmission f)oo4 conTrees, F.'iicri in hack yard, all eletri. Ii miles from Sari41'Ion. Also '.53 Studebaker. 3 III (lan-neon Dr. furl. Must give reP.reno.'. Redr r.rtly. gr4 tin-st 13" 1 riumr.4 to $35 me,. Ph. *22-411 . I 'a•hs.ls. 323-454*. $00 W. lit St. . - Used SW 11$ Magnolia Lt1O5I Reail.',t crr.arsl, (04 Pt. 11th St. Fur Mnle G\VALTNEY Home Appliances - otter Ave. Ph. 1,3-1*74 *'t.r (c S /0- 4l Dovnet*iri Apt. 14l P*1- APARTMENTS If flo*rdun. For esi., AKCChthttit: ' - for C you'll b. billea for only the days run at earned rale. .. eon P. e.atal 4wntv'e. ftnafrg t JAcoblon's f'ept. Store, Ill E. Tar. Re.; Sanford, mstti, -- - "I O&1TLI H 1MAJ HAVEN kENNEbSu Always order our ad on the economical weekly or _____________________ tn CHARGI) ilL FO CONSECUTIfl INStRTIONSNO CHANGE OP A I"f, firm, 44. P1 P P'IC. API'S., prlvstø btthe, attst!)A. Porn.; 'pactaily qstre4 tkfl s. Ics & Supplies UNES MINIMUM (SI .0 MINIMUM itsht S. Oiek A'ie'. Per Line 8c Per in. ............,. . TAL*CER! _____________ _____________ TWENTY ONE DAYS TEN DAYS ......................... FIVE DAYS ........................ THREE DAYS ...................... ONE DAY Fnr Rent. St. Cafl rt;p 'e Per Day The Less it Cost Per Line E'IlA31t6 _____ 1'• t " , 119-1187 . -. Stemper Agency .• . 2--l'orsnnnlp / *4 A l.oan MeX)1'YS, Birds, Skunks, ret & 81. MusIcal Instruments , ______ - r)' - • A ___________ - -. - )nItnrja Servioss -Landscape Servlc ]5-BUI1dS Supplies 2(H&rdwsr. : W-, , ___________ SPLttL. LJP M4 t'4! lb I w LIKF 14Et. "(DL LOUD At4t) CLEA' __________ ___-. ECA ;g ALL CLtt4-CUT / \ - SPEA'c !I UiUT' -'At 4M%CANyOjT4/ . 22-Plumbing 1 21-Alr Ccnd. A JUST Hea.timig !'s_i1ouses lifi-,Exterjmn,tors For Sal. " i 7 E2i,= I / __) _______________________________ - fT 1HE FtEND-1IP Q6At%ID 1T roF HAJQF FQINQ?-1fR.. JOJ_LYcMQA-1l... flIM -T CUJfSLOS1N o-AflUQUe - - I C4!1 Li I'M &$-Wanted To Buy 11'-Furnitere For Sale / IOFF __ \ . / 1 ii !_i I fl- 1/ \ iJ Ij / - I 'S... , - .,_J ( i i "/= I ' - - • ______ iHE B3'S 1P ME ) YE'AH.IHEYPIP...&IT NE) IURW IM 3E,j "r '' - i-I v / r I N- -- - I )J j.q P _____ . . '. . . - . ..j: i / '' n,!''h RET4URANT LOOK FV5I MO LIKFA ANt' Bouuer COOK ,'JOW, 151-i: ALL. THEl. is "-'-° 5AKLAVI MMKnt tllM3 NOw - ' Ni • - ______ '- ACcQPI i' otJa AHEAD' ASJP E5P OLJ EY HEAL5O KR A WEAKN5 POR V.LAMI - ________ ML*lc.,, FDM 1iE cA . DlD'T OPEpJ-p5pJ! HUCKI.E V5EP1V PLAY HiMEF 10 _______ '- , - ... . -. _____ -- _____ _______ r . . _______ ______ ( .• L _____ I / ' I • ____ ______ _____ ______ _______ ________ -. .11 11 ' I - .-' 0 , . .J ______ ' - - -- ' -. I _______ __________________________________________ a - - - ________ . - . _______________________________________ _______________________________________ b' • .' ' . . '. - . - ' F\\'Ilji ',f UNRBL5D \-9j / Ph To tnsp.ot Call 322-7911 _______________________ To Buy 53, Stenstrorri Realty A Multipi. Listing Realtor __________________________________ SELL 118 Your urnhtt,r.. Quio 321-3420 with the rash. SUP1( l'RADIN() POST 2544 ____ Service REALTOR 2141 Park Drive SA'IJLS AGENCY flea Ui For Rentals ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN S. Hwy. 17-23 Days 232-7174 Nights. Week*nds 233-04*1 PALMEO AVE. __________________________ Seminole Realty . AUTO GLASS INSTA.I.4LVD _____ • ) • •. , T'R' ur , ' Al 1) CrORY PRItfa 6321 A. Garden of Porn- 119 .lsgno a Oak - - 69-Schools & Instructions 51r32-314.' I ki e Oi oice ' AUTOMATIC aa water hester, nio TOP KINDERGARTEN gJas1ne4; fl gal., *20; 2209 CerttfledTescher. Fox 33.O555 Tilson Painting Service 5e t Call 3'3- 1ntormatln 11) ATm 2 r. old Ihermo control, with tank, rack, line & "onneotiont, blower. 75,000 irru, *s; ri" TV CONSOLE, 222-4166 he Cl PRIVATE VOlCI LESSONS TTO'TEI22-,3lC) for privacy. 2titl4'. TOP NOTCH 3-.'u59, this VA home, I Bdrm., for SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT COMPANY pnt- Couple. Ave. CalL 100. Resort Rentals 31) M*gno)i PS, in-si 121. Scooters & Cycles _______________________________ 1 bath, CflS, $250.00 down & OCEAN FRONT AFFS. $19 5. VESPA MOTOR ScOR$ $8fl,flO per me. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs. .IAWA MOTOR CYCLES ft. U Hutchi.on 122 4011 YAZOO I AREIVI LAWNMOW. SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT & REALTY 111 N. Park Ave. 22*4111 $100 DO\VN • Jim Hunt Realt.v ' - 102. Mobile Homes - Sale _____________________________ SALES 4 SERVICI 1517 W. Country Club Road Phone 222 - lilt QUALITY MOBILE HOMES ________________________ Hwy. 17-13 8. Sanford *22-3183 GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 2-2-4 liftS., 1-2 BATHS . . I'i.al Palmetto vat. yard. LOCATION. TOP P H A W : r.. neighbors, BOTTOM DRAWER price in NEAT, Furnished Ctrage, 12:1. Boats & Motors ______________________________________ ______________________ MOBILE HOME 10 x 54'. 2 11.1room, central air conditioning. Cal) 3l'1S2 GATEWAy TO T W.tTERWAY l LCIAL get acoua'n'ed offer 24 \ eli DnlJzng A'tncr.'i' MANA(;iit trainee. 2524 Park D.'iv. OffIce 213-7111 Robsori Sporting Goods O1 iCE Prefer local young married Night: 123-0841 or 223-0100 b Janis 1111am. ______________________________ DLLL S AUCTION SERVICE has YOUR EVTNRtJDE DEALER 104-Trailer Space-Rent __________________________________ 244-4.9 E. man wilt, retaIl bale. exper(NLY lit St. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS taken over management & 2i1-11l ','ANT .5 neat, freshly painted TICAILER & iso-c. Excollent opportunity Thru October 15 pacean operation of t h e Sanford SPRINKLER SYSTEMS hst-itsie si'ltli air conditioner? 21'', cif on nil services, 3 for 'idvaneenient with many $1 HP MERCL'FtY, 14 ft. boat, I' arnera Aution at Onora & 332 - 7341. All Typa and Sire, lt'iriosn, 2 bath, kitchen with frt,ige l,'nefit,. Call Mr. DenI i:it i.''., rt:er. aU -i ' trt at 1 I(' h .' \Icrchandise neededWe repair and Service stove, range, hood, disposal, CL! L2 'nn1I?inn $75 3.333() "On 1'huty Saio ili sell on consignment or _____________________________ 106. Apartments For Rent STINE 0. mi ty room, work slsop, laum,. 222-(b4 buy outright. SALE every FriMachinery I Supply Co. airy-utility room, MAN TO ASSIST 207 W. 2nd St. carporte, MARY; Clean furniahi 112-6422 iveil, fenced yard. Outside F%! rn. city LAKE I.kNA01'1t of local office of Inapartment. Adults only. limits. $12,500. - ' NATIONAL Call 323-2230. CALLDART REAL ESTATE ______________________________ MUFFLERS, International life. HOLE IN YOUR ROOF? OR A VHOLE NE\V ROOF. PHONE 322-3401) E. & .1. TURNER ROOFING time guarantee. Whioles*lo & I SAULS AGENCY of icr. Jot,. , ____________ i(I, ',, ' - . r , • I fldding & Furniture Ave Sec. backyari walled in 401 Tucker Drive. rooms,, I" ' - ' 2701 Orlando Pr. 2-1 Bra. 1-1$,4 I Bath. Some Kitchens rquipp.sj Payment. les. 'rhan f1.nt T,re'ferrct. We train you In CALL DAY OR NIGHT 3.749$ 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. *60. •dv,'rtIsing, Salon promotions, Ill E. 9th Street BLOCK linus.', Wir. fence Retail, CS!! 322-5756 itranil I.I"ntl(lcatjons & Office 2 BR in hack; iseigs iii front, 222IIUMI'IIREYS TIRE SERVICE l,rm- ,It,res. Age 11-27. For per4951 for ams appointment, 5th. & French 3 ROOM turn. Apt. 155 mo. in222-01)72 somial interviews, Phone P. F. cluding' water & Electric. Collier In Orlando, 425.8828 be. ',VYNN\S'OOD AREA CUSTOM HAY BALING 323-9307 twi'en 9 & 3 p. in. I DF.DI100M, I Bath, with nice IT PAYS TO USE HAY FOR SALE SALARY 195 per week NO CASH NUDID screened porch. Low down payWELAKA APARTMENTS CA LI, 322-0152 ___________________________ local. $lssdy lot. €4 Ford 114 W. FIRST ST. $892 b*!. $33 ma. THE HERALD CAItI'EN'I'Kjt VANTD HUAT, tudor, tzaiicr, make Southern FIl*er Glans I'roducts 'intN. APT.. 2*00 Meilosivill.. IL! Olds $1299 bail. $39 mu. Also: r.trig., freezor, & cite. Silve, Lake Ibid. \VANT ADS stove. ce at 401 N. Mangous- lee U. For R.ntal. Cheir. SIW $941 baL $36 mo. 1)'UI'IN. errs. Close In. JImmy 62 ______________________________ tine Ave. Anytime, Day. 322"7174 I1)AJIU. Five year I)arn construe. Cows. 18-401*, Nights - Weekends 323 - 0485 62 VW • lion Top pay, "Jot, News" $1091 bat. $39 mu. p.r day rental for EIctric IU 35c & stamped envelope, EQCO AVALON APAR'rMENl'$ I Carpet 57 Chev. hamneooer with pusIN NORTH ORLANDO $599 bad. $29 mu. iP 441. hJolliell, Wash, ________________________________ 313 - 3417 chuse of Jiltie LuNtre. Can-roll _____________________ DY OWNPR: 3 Bedroom, all eke- 11$ W. 2nd St. 63 VW Bus $1288 bail. $38 mu. Furniture. IN TJIE clIlt'I'I'I' COI'JtT or 'I'll I- ('iTY (II" itntord Civil SerIrk, kitchen equipped, doubie UL WIll JI'JJJ( IAI CIICCL!I I LARGE APARTMENT 62 'L'lt.J carporte. 15 minute driv, to Ii( liltri in au '"i'tiiig applita $1111 bail. $11 mu. IN ASPI 1,011 SEMINOLE C(1t%- I I. l.Nl Fliti-.. Dinette set, liing Navy Raise. li,i rn- Uie position of AutoLow musortgags 113 French, 153 mo. 32-6$30. John William Hicks, Defendant, room end bedroom turn. U.'. You are' hereby notified that a TI', FLOHUJA. 1% ChANCERY i'eymnent.. 0. WaIter., 40* 3i(OUM 61 Ford V-S $686 bal. $29 mu. herein fail not or a decree Complaint to foreclose a certain uuiotive M"ch. Qualification.: FURNISUEp 1 cently purchaied. Rig discount, NO. 10314 (Akrldg,) 1 to 4 J)avid st. Ph, 322-1796. yr.. of age; high pro confesso will be entered usortgeg.' encumberIng the id- VANGUARD MOIITUAGE Coflmu. .511 utilities •1e.1t lb. 2.-4Z06 52 CauI. nice $199 bal. $19 mu. gas. n'iio,l or "inivalemit e'Iucntion; against you. $13 Magnoisa, Apt. 1 lowing described real property PANY, a Florida ijrporatioy,, • six n,oh,I),n rsside,a'e In SemiNO DOWN PAYMENT VlTSS my hand end offi- to-Wit: 60 Dodge $399 baiL $13 mu. Plaintiff hole 'nullity; ezperie,ncu in and ('Sil1 LK'i'EI,Y repaintel. $ Red - 1 & 3 IIURM. AP'l'a., cia! seal at Sanford, Ecrninle (I, Blo-k 11, 1401 TANGLES's. workit knowledge of minor Compl.t.iy 63 Rani. Wg. County, Florida, this 9th d*y t! carpet itt Master $886 bail. $36 mu. Bedequipped by OE.ERAL ELSIe. W()tJj) SECTION THREE 'IIEODOJtE T. NAVOLIO and ________________ .ini incur repair amid mainroomo, usew (I. E. Kitcist'n, P.? September, 11)66. 'I'ItLc which includes siectric REPLAT. according to the JEAN NAVOLIO, his wife, 61 Raiinb. $666 bad. $29 mu. I N THE CIIICIJI'J' COI1ht'I' or t,'IUiiiee tIll autoinative equip. self elsaisimig oven, disposal, kitchen, h.*tlng & cooling. plat thereof a. recorded in Defendant.. 'I'IIE 515111 JIJIIICPAI, cluctji'v, imuluitimig )seiuvy colistrIsotion central heat. Arthun- H. Beckwith, Jr. Drapes go with 62 Ford Plait Book 10, Page 39, Pub$691 be!. $29 mu. 'I'O'U'N LA1E SO'I'ICE MY I't-'lhJ.ICATJO% IN Aii Foil SEIII%UI,E (OliNlous.. Call 323-7058. Ckrk f the Circuit Court Cililli. MunOIifle atsil diesel ensliv Record, of Seminole Coun- TO: THEOOflI T. NAVOLTO ': gimc. hxNlll. for Donna M. Markos. D. C. qualified, ap. GARDEN APARTMENT 66 Jeep !I:hu*!1 $2999 bail. $59 mu. ty, 1-lorlda, aol JLAS NAVOLIO. isis (HAN.I.gth -NO. 11.144 pitt Ulits Will be held at 1.00 2 IIDI(M. IIOMII, over 8 acres, 7) SI. First St. Publish Sept. 12, 27 & Oct. baa been filed 5gaint you Sn 323-1130 wife 1% 'ShE 62 Convair milcely landscaped, 20 fruit bail $33 mu. )SA'IlEJt Ill" 'I'IIE I'. III. (lit. 20, 1966, iii (tie city 4, 1966 (he above styled cult, and you v/n Rert T. Cm,,pbl! tic.'., large chicken house with A iJOP'l'SOS OP Nlt'L'l,Y 1)'I'IINISU).:D APT. bail. Silimusit sIiuIh'nt iris. t ant rcqutne t serve a cop>' of JtOUt No. i Ji;1tJt moora land if wattled. 131-4061. JtONAI.P I'UTNAM JR., ('iVti St ivIe EaasnI,ser Iii city 91. .5 I'ark 1 FULL YLAR WARRANTY your Answer or other Pleading . ]elfast, Tetesst. Th 'PHI CIRt LII CutleT OF to KICNNE'l'il MARK I'IJTNAM, and J2-9Iil) hail sit leer (hams Oct. II, 1966. the Cwnplaimtt on PlaintIff a RI lot 42 501 Fit l'!'J I J(J '-'1 IJAVID t( Qi I hIMMO'8 ininom MARY: Larg. 1) roomy IRE i%'IJI Jt DI(JAL hid SANFORD AVL attorneys, ANDEItSON, RUSH, S5.COND ADDITION, A StIR. children, by ROY 1. WADE. hssus. on stsaiy lot. less 'l'Ii*st ONE ICLIIICI.1) susams on 5.8. to work - 1113KM. turn. Apt., $45, 101 PH4 322-4503 1 yr. old. lluiit.l,, kitchen, eonSI. 5th. 331-395i, tral air & heat. 4 BDltSi., liv. ' _______________________________ GO H7HR5'Tc$GEP...;F7HI5/ ____ s ,., , - r A'Ti1.I 'DLi AP A5PLJT H11Cl.E'5 1PlomcglE 2D RDLPI p / z M&REI AIR Reidenre unknown. You will plep take notice IN THE cZHCtj' COt'ftT OF that yoij are hereby required to THE NINTH Jt'DICIAI, CIRfile your written defenses, either crir 1% A NI) FOR SEMINOLE Personally or by an attorney, on COl'N'Ii'. FLORIDA.. or before October 14. 1966 at the ChANCERy l3I1) Office of the Clerk of the Cir- THE BO\VERyNO. SAVINGS BA cult Court, at the' County Court Plaintiff, House, in Sanford, Florida, and to mall a copy thereof tc Ken- P'ti, .1 ET'JtZENKNABE et lyle Housholder, Attorney for ux., Plaintiff, P. 0. Box 640, Sanford, Defendant.. florida, In that certain divorce OT1('E or SLIT 1% cult pending against you In the MOJI'IGAGE Circuit Court of the Ninth .Tudl- 'i, , L'ONALLI roltECLoICu J. KL'ItZlCNK. cial Circuit of Florida, In and AB12 and BETTY LOu for Seminol. County, In ChanKURZENKXABE, hi. wife, cery, wherein the relic! sought ftE$IJ,E%(E, Is a decree of divorce: An ab(2 TLLrC%' Av&-ut L'reitcd title of said tause Ii Aprttncr,t o] Betty Juan Hicl, Plaintiff, Alexaz4drla. Virginia . w--ul -. . - M' GFr . . - '5P1.ENDIPi NOW thea NOTICE TO DEFEND io- _____________________________________________________ YOLfl4 malt ' - AN ARMEJlAhJ A P55K AT HUCKLE.. p . •. ' , , - 1)ltUtlS Pinecrest Shopping Center 210 8. 1ark ____________________________ 1..ati. _________________________ , _____________________________ / : . I - . • LIGOET1' ItIXAI,I ECI-1014S BEDDiNG Co. LOT 22 23-Painting fl'. down into "Liquid Cb with aut Ads. . - _____ Ph. 665-4502 DooIvsadkung 8anfor& Pt t'lack HFPOZEN Ass.'? 0 - , _____ - / ' circle, LuT Clffld •, .LL Plants, Feeds, Seeds ___________________ ___________________________________ Ph. 332-4711. 4 to 3 OSTPEN I fl.droom tlnfurniahevi hotipe, Large shady lot. '41 TEMPEST Custom ConvartlCcii 322.i28l or 122.4435 hI.. White with blink tn anti red lntarinr. Ita'iio, Heater, I fli:flROo',t with Family Room, Wire a'ha.t,, pnw..r top, autoCentral Air I Central Heat. ma'l'- tranamiusion. Cult .133pm. - Ihandsaws, issors, mower blades. Enterprise, Fla. 2. Personrls :- c:: or • I - .13. fll)R EsrTRYIP4G'Toouy I mg z- oums, PL'TJ'J'l' l 09 CI1A RLLS lull, ucrice of tita Clerk of ths Cir- ol.- County, FIurId. %. 1st St. wt YOtJ AItE i1JhtEIiV iuotiticd listea'- lining roc r e a lit, us r,on, to ouus, $897 1 012 -________________________ . Fla. 3 louisa, i'ls. 323'0561 after 6 pns. 97. houses For Rent lleilrooun $70 lutist (is. RI us Lit ilit i... Atuil., No pets, 3'43-4Uiiij -0 eby*AM.gct ____________________ AHO ( s ' . A1)UT • .e1V I - b' - . ' I' , ______ . _____________ ' _____ -- . - -- r, - , , \.. I (.1L1'.,5J DRI(K 101) Ettit ChiUzcij Orlando, k'lu'1d Attune> A Pot ltioe'm27, Oct. 4, 11, ir, . ' ''" ':' I ' ' Stmet,t ' -• . - • . - - .. - - • • __________ - • -_ - --_ giHul amiawer or pleading in Its.' afomescil ''Ir-iflt ('oumi, oil os office of its. Clerk of the (2irruit before tue 19th October I96. Court Ii and for 5etmsiniIc Coon- If you foil t 'if Ii, si, a de"r.'e t, J"i',ui'jc, Ott Ca Iie1t a the 5li pm ii 'usutc'no wili be' taken Wilt be (skits against you fur hit relief dcluibIdd its the cots- plaiti to 3)51, i y Dosing M biarkoa Deputy Clerk ______ \" : FACTORY AUTHORIZED Artier if. Bct-kwith, Jr. 'iiem- k of Circuit Court Ry: bmms 1. Markus !)e1)uty (len-k %'iTNss mY land end tit seal of said Court at Saisfvmd, DDL-io Seminole County, Florida, ible 23rd day of bepteumber, 31)61 't . ._c ' ______ of !j/f%#r L I AHIIION WOHI 1) await. iou. Jim, tt. beehive at II... 1'a.iIoia, Ccli 121 - 6176. 1or-"loae, sssf'.l, ' AND Arthur If. 13e-':kwiths, Jr. ri,n I I 5 Bernard it, Jsffe fur esu 5 !4r7 8. W. 1st tleet Mas,iI, I' Ion-ida j1(JiJ1.thJJ Sept 27 oil. 4 II, I DDE Ii 4. itciJi Etut P 4). I1.ii 2407 Orlando JubIiis ( A Iflki-su epI. 2*J ii - f t -' PLYMOUTH VALIANT JI Sale W)JIJ)J)(p'4 -- Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. lU-si - 2613 ORLANDO DRIVE - HWY 17.92 ACROSS PROM PINE CREST INN Ph. 322.1055 21 & ().t. 131-1201 3640 hIawatha at 21.13 ' - ALL APPROVED CREDIT CARDS HONORED • -- / ' PARTS DEPT. EASY CREDIT - ' -. - ------ 4"ioi'ijj , --- vats th'n uery & 'lay , CHYSL1* ,.,, Aritu,- ii. Jhk with, Jr. 4!i.tit of i'ir'-ult "utt fly uboouuut %I Mci hoe 'len-k of the Clmcuit Court bia.kos t P0* This Not I e e)saIJ be ;ibliiIa-i 7s. stU1tI.1)I1 Wuntcd ills ut'-,-k tour (4) s.' oiiy nt- , ha its Tue bais(a,m ii epasis,le lb ,j,j. 1115' (1 E N E It A L hOUSE. (or \\\ SER VICE I Y. rinan'-i:t iaiiti,ii fur right ers'Is • • '> cek. Apply Its peraimi ' ' \ Novcmiiber, 1966, cause luy said tltkj should lOt be grelited; otherwis,- a decree iutay be On- and Cu bo • ______ - . _______ the 1st day , I ANY '' ME-WSAT ThEN! , KNW \ filed a Petitions in the about live itka In the Sanford Her 5cfc .t .opy of you: answer or I e.titi'iisi I S itttisms.,y, yin lass 'ourt for the dopt1vii of aid, PICMding to the Cumplaimit on Ihrg & (icy, 1'. (1 box 2407, (li. the znimwr c-iutldrcn named thereJiArl-;r this 9tiu day of Sept. Plaintiff'. attorney, JJICJIIJARI) lando, J"loa ida, aol to file tie at> le _______ , 7ME I MEET . AS Sat- (234.4. ____________________________________ L.oc*ted 'rhrouxhout County Wheel chairs, sick room auppile P for sale or rent. and properly classify, aH i-Lost & Found ?j - _: I to re.ct, revise S . . ours and MFrtle Avp. Reward. Call 322-f'6fl. SC1DE Prev.nnon. call WE CARE, Orlando 2414*71. LOST: Miniature flachehund, r'i* ( 12-Mar1ne Sur.pltc, - ______ °' , 4 i )) IlO.P1TAi 0rindn. Ph. 241-3742 e'niIp't, ______________________ 3fl -us $100 DOWN ________________ ___________________________________________________________ • -- ir - HORSES BOARDED Reao*hl. Rates Good Riding Area -- ne's 'y ', Adjustments will be mad. on a re-run beds only for typographical errors that affect the value of th. ad. Adjustments will not be mad. b.yond the first lns.rflon. , ______________________ h,-- - usnagcr, VePIPy-jrosser Piano Co., 1221 N. Mills, 322-3685 ONLY *300 down. Seller will - Sanford LAKE MART: 2 RD11'4. house closing t'nst on this nIce, 2 Furn, Adults, () Pats. San!or,1 3-l335 USED Furniture, any amount fled-mom home which fcturea Onin4', 444 -5034 2.223() Sanford, 222-2270. tile tiath, liardwor,4 Floors, Opan Daily tU 2 0. m. ____________________________________ large Kitchen & screen.') T%VrJ Hedroom turn. house, 1*5. CASH FOR TRASH 118. rrticks For Sale 110* SV, 4th Porn,, .Ui Just relec,ra.tsri Antique. & used furniture want' Momithly payments $i4.47 ire. fl .5 Williams, 2-251 _______________________________________ d. chides everything, 1J'i $ BRIDGES FURNITURE 4 TDitOrlS, 2 Tt*th, Central p. ;..j condItion. $340. Call Park & 36th. 22$-14$( Heat & Air, fenced back yard. i2-*.I)1 after 4 in. 11141 Park Aye, Si', JOHNS REALTY 55. furniture For Sale 1901 Park Ave. 120. Automotive Service s ecv THE TIME TESTED FIRM 322.5212 anytime COMPTONS EXCYCI.OPEDIA, % 120 N. PARK AVENUE 222-4122 WION-MAiR PIJhW or nights 223-4110 _________________________________ rli'e trade in. Cash or ternis. PA1NT1G CARPETItY Buy - Sell - Trade Call Z2-744 after 4 i. m. A. J. Adeock 311-16 E. lit St. 322-5821 4 111)1(51. 2 HAT)!, spaclosis kit- 3 HOft, HOUSE, partly turn.. 223-9119 carporte, i*rga utility room. chen with built in eating ores. See it at Camp Seminole, Ph. DESK LAMP, good a. new. See USED F'urnituirs, appliance., OIL ItEATF S I Central heat & sir. Double *22.1323 and ask for Wilbur, carport. with full i.ngth enMust have references. I $ ueparimelli U u •dv.Issments. - - A Publisher r.s..s right "a7...L _j'i,. j\ f / i vv8flu ___ / / '/ 4 j / .,-- "- '• r,'iiL 2 £JDRM., KITCHEN EQIPPED.I IJIICK '33 ..n.i' tires, closed atorag area. Huge 1• ( aAI ' Th&v%AAA.cZ II \ /) I,IvPQ?n VA HOMES • OFFING' :1 - 2 f SO-Busines, Opportunlues I-L4VE YOLiQID - WELSH Mar. ron• & I inn, old \'Ibiin-tntim l,igustrum, Juniper, Colt. ro(1srpus, I'Ittnsporum; 3 Call to tb'. ____ V11ol.ls.1E PI1CI FOil SALE: I year old Ret \Va1kin Marc, high epiritel. See at Con-, Lake Mary Rd. & 2th. I.e.' Mansfield, 922-4244. 80 S. Falrfai, North Orlanlo FLA. NINETY STRA\VBERItY 14 Sporting Goods I1I4ANTS _______________________________ __________________________ M & M PltODhTC1 ;t' Siheip ('hi.' Ph. 322-4201 Buyell-Tra4 Guns 1p,.enuns, Rod & leeTs 50. MiSC. For Sale OSTEE BRIDiE CAMI' _____________________________ j ml. East of Sanfnrd. Hwy. 415 ','INT.LteJ scum. for salS. 115-Truck, For Sale i 2O-Automotiy Service For Sale -. 2,111W U-Wanted To Rent '1 1t.-Autn For Sale 1-Autop-Sale or Trade £]-Articles For Rent b2-Swap or Exchaxie L2 - rn. or Rent .'S-Real Estate Lxchang, 1(0-R.,'ort ReitaI, 3fli-Tralersabanas 2-Mobile Homes-Sale l:-Moscie Uomes-it nt o4-TrnIler Space-Rent ]Ob.-Trai]er Lots-Sale 1('(_Apartn-ientp For net OI-Ri-ir Per Rent ]it-Rental Agents 7-loving & Storage I For Sale t.-4-O -}jope For 35Vacuum Cleaners •/_,IIl - '2-r, 25-Photo & rautpment 20-1-home Apiliancep $]-Muic*l lnstri,men 2-Buin, Equipment 22lob Pr1nttn _ 10. Pnulir' - 1F:rm,-Gro'es 2-Ron(ing I'IIA 1tn-1. tirnorning all breeds. PIANO: ll'iuno..c1 'ur1itionViir.trs-i,i,tge Roller, 65 w. th. 32t-148. Spinet. Take up panueuits. May IIKNT-AI,14 uis seen In ouir area by calling 2558 .MllttCAN . ilinwatha 122-911 ('-1Mts ron- Stile 1'ainttng 24-Well 1)rti1in WEAP3',.. A) -iuionme Property -Busines5 rrnp.-Salp -Heal Psttp Wntd 54-neat rSlRte SAle . iiU1IiO55 --hental, !i _-1n,,- ................... UIV1 - - & MEEK - , The Longer Your Ad Runs TOVEOD .:_. " Herald) Box CuUforna, -','. Ort.. 4,1966 :oc: MT\ 1ALL1 IS J UE CAJ'T / b, - ____ - tirrial to Carroll Righter Fore. (Thii. SunforeJ ____ rrhl.ough Flerald Ciassifieds \VS5- I• -_____________ ________ ' DK $3 '•,•,.••••; -..----•--.-. Jacoby and Son of National Advertisers, the on- that today! woman ever ajiIuhiited ¶I'oniorrew: An Automatic cast Important CUUlIIlitte,n!. Cooker, blaitlaud, Florida Oct. 4,1966 __ oUij -k - • 'a �0 • -. - ..._- N * -, --.--...t - -•,-t--.-_.-. _ # -..,__•••'_••_I' - .-.- A. - AW . . . . .. . V . . :..- P0 * - r . fl. . . ~Ji; I ~, --- - $ ~ .'q. . 16*0 0 I I -- - ==Z Seminole Bulletin = - - - -~~-- I 9 7 ~" I " 4~~3 u j hr Ruby on charges of murdering presidentini wnsain Lee Harvey Oswald. a 7 sloop i ~ LN V FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PAGE CALL JAN McCLUNG1 THE SANFORD HERALD. 322I'2611 t. IE hv - ) 4, i; zdurb Rrr*Ib Page 12 - The Oct. 4, 1966 T. Stock Players Have :, . ; 4I., t-,.-/. ,>!Ir" , .." /' .,, %-.' I "I . . ' , .'i a have been halved. . CUNNWF Ity iffiaN (AP) -" day Much of this year's r1ce NEW xO of reckoning is here for a specu. tl%lty wits unsoundly based. - ,_ ,il sour this year. and Ironically, market some of them buying Insiders were selling ThMfl losers are seeking In the eir desire often was fed th Their tax laws an aspirin for rumors, hopes and considerable financial headaches The federal come tax laws cash, much alit obviously from c Perm you to deduct as much savings nccnunts as $L000 In stock lasses from 'You mas' be sure the Securi your reportable Income Furth Vts and Exchange Commission er-nore. additinnnl las-4" may is studying some of the unusual . be carried over and subtracted activity in this year 's market In which the slightest rumor often next year .. - 1. 4 t J t - 'I '. .,* . 1 7 h . . -. - . have bn in FInn a * nUTfl of 'ears and ere oiner-operators of a kennel in Orange Count until the move in Feb.ruar to Seminole here znning is more accommodating and will alloy expansion into event1.3111 provision for boarding Rnimals The have to ehildrn, .TefV 4 .. ng Wind . aiars in the Cleik's office a verage $4 215 Clerk declined l)E IIWIT (AP) - Layoffs spread trnIn, to mole than to showus the schedule for .ts non workers at Chrysler Corp.and General Motors Corp, as the same reason as tax colstrikes forced cutbacks in production of 1967 cars. mito ]ector \ e zisked him if an More than 42 G00 Chr y sl er workers were sla t ed to be lilleil one rn*kc more than $125 and by the end of shifts today because of a strike at a key stamping • • plant in Twinsburg, Ohio. General Motors sent home 3,000 hourly rated empl oyes TuesNext came Tax Assessor's I 1k - • ' ' ., '.. 1 '0 1~ 1 i ; O( rrrr: II' BRIDGE N a , th, SA()1'1 [4f fl1f)\:PieEC1itq - Is . .. . . . .. .- . -.-, , -!-~'-,X-..`-"---,-.-.,..1.- i, ii'S ;.i 1".. . 07 ,' / / ,p . 1 /, / ,, /i// ., / / F oNE / V.bl".1 ,, , ..o.~-I. ." - -. ,, . ______ /p'//,/'i4" 11" " Z. eIAl. , N ITh •LL# / / ,,.' "Z1i / / / . _____ / i/N ' i /I ' / I,, y / g// / /i/ / / / / / / '' I., .. ""1. ".. / .1 1 // /~ / I. '*,.~~.... ..., .. '....... / _________ // / // ~ 11~ '/) .. / . office jind .Mary Earle Walker day from a Fisher Body plant at St. Louis, Blo., after some was out of town at an asses- 3,900 struck at th e adjacent Chevrolet plant. s ities Fund Drive candy sale Chuluota area has reported 4. Friday with a goal of $8,000. sor's meeting. Won't be back. , rains students will en. strong winds and hard The 1,080 . (Oops . . . 1 mean until next *. ednes11 deavor to sell 32,000 boxes to In the PRA week. On ~: I .I TOKYO (AP)-North Korea's strongman appealed to all . .. raise funds for the budgets of day, Sept. 8, t raine . 2 . give us any information. Communist countries today to dispatch volunteers to Viet Nam the school classes, clubs, and an inch In a ten-minute perio das a move to oppose the United States and restore unity to the .. Such a decision sometimes I-,; fact. that he is usually wrong. , --, ,4 ex; the band, in one big drive, and strong winds uprooted a I Took a quick tour of Kirk divided ranks of world communism. ; I a 20 foot ear tree in the fron unfortunate, since It Is based On Here Is his recent record P winch 'i1l end Oct 10 and high headquarters In He said North Korea's volunteers were ready to go, waiting a feeling of necessity rather -1962: Bought stock during Bandmaster John Blair s lawn of the Dnna11 Lzrs residowntown Sanford the other only for a request from North Viet Nam to be on th eir way, . thHn on an analysis of market the first half of the year when chairman of the faculty corn- dence in Lake Drive. day . . In the High camp but he indicated that he felt they should go with volunteers from ,.% fedora Tax-loss selling Is 71EV prices were highest The market rnittte made up of Mrs Lois there was a charming elderly, other Red lands. ... . ertheless. a recognized practice dropped In midyear; prices Toole, Mrs. Aldia Milwee, . ,; (naps better nin)e it middle were low. but the odd-lotter was on Wall Street. 1 1' Lloyd Barnes, Fletcher CockI :I in the expanded toy depart.ment are Betty League forget it)) RECENTLY REMODELED Ben Frankdin Store at. . not buying. The selling this year will be selling Iva Spauldrell, and Tom Barnes. (left) toy department head, and Mrs. O' •reading 'The Florida DemoAvenue n Food Fair Shopping Center The candy this year consis / (Herald Photo) TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - U. S. Peace Corpsman Thomas R. r/ crat." greeting flOV includes IL ally have dropped more than 20 through the year but the add ae. of two var ieties--pecan rolls At Kirk headquarters a Day son, held In Sovi e t custody for three weeks after he strayper cent. And In some Instances lotter still was seUing. He might C' .i* and "Chuck Wagons" (c}iocowoman and to men were sit- ed across the Soviet-Iranian border while hunting sea ahelI Lq , Li : have made some profits on late covered coconut patties). ting at a table laughing. , , was flying home to the United Sta tes today. market. But he didn't foresee There will be cash prizes for The U.S. Embassy said Dawson, 24, left for Washington to They stopped when I walked the tremendous gains to come. ____________________________________ the eager beaver students who zeport to the Peace Corps office and then visit his mother in in. I wonder why? , -1964: The big bull market ' sell the most candy. A name 100t * Annapolis, Md. . .* 10mb will be drawn from t,op sales- ! I With four more days to regI iotter had a mixed record. In men in each class everyday I 1 ister t,o*vote in the November I I I 0, - i . terms of dollars his purchases ,t , I and the winner will have a ' election there are now 17,577 . ~ CHICAGO (AP) - James R. Hoffs, president of the were greater than sales. But he ~ j f I $5 chance to win from $15. to I ~., .1 I ~ registered Democrats in the Teamsters Union, has lost an appeal of his 1964 conviction for I continued to sell on balance. The top dollar salesman at " I . i sallad liowl, Sunshine ambrosia, : doing ited States, October 9 I.'). . Public schools are mail and wire fraud and conspiracy. --IM: The market finished at I ! I. the end of the campaign will i I ' ,I Here in Florida the lunch hush puppit or corn The 7th U S. Circuit Court of Appeals p / close to a record high level The CMmmIsHmner of Agriculture their part in most, areas of the bread, he awarded a $30 prize, the the registrar's office during : BUT 'WE GIVE 01~1 i ~q going one step six co-defendants in t a 2-1 decision, h TALLAHASSEE - (Speciul nation to hell) provide a well_ rooms will be 20; third, $15; fotuth, IN cad-lotter sold. If he had purI butter and milL. What an appe- second, StFt last two days. 135 people on MW 0 ; f i ~ 6 !connection with' an alleged plot to defraud the Teamsters' pentizing fure for the visiting par- $10, and fifth $5. t., early in the to The Herald) - Research balanced meal at lunch time. further. registered since Monday. Friduy, October 15, has climb he made a profit. But how been ents! sion fund o more a a 'iii br.rs out. what ninny of US For many children, it is the • • r i0 ey conset aside as 'Florida Products many odd-lotters bought their have ervice During the 1?6..G6 s1m?] been thinking for some most nutritious meal th Still laugh1n over that *, . . tile lunch- year, Day." oil that da%, s 1965 rint 1962? stack in ,; i 678,000 pupils in , Our Cus+omers time: The children of today are surne during the dity. 1 P * county grader Incident at . .4'. There's nothing like a good rooms in this state will serve public schools were served -1066: Once again, with healthier and are larger for Pi newood Court out by Forest NEW YORK (AP) French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve . EXPW REPAIR I only those foods prepared froan -'Type A" lunches daily. These prices at a peak early in the their age than ever before. ; day 0 City. You mean you haven't 0. e Blurville reportedly told President Johnson that North Viet meal in the middle of the I 'i year, the odd-lottcr was buying. Many reasons are advanced to help the youngsters keep products produced in Florida. meals included one-half pint of heard about it? Nam no longer feels it. can win a military victory in South Viet BRAKE SO VICE The planned menu includes milk. The market plunge commenced for th is circumstance: Better * ace with a hectic schedule 51 Nam, the New York Times said today. * 0 AMMTIM 0 SATTER111S and in all probability the oddlisu or bonita, sweet corn, fresh Tile number of pupils served living conditions, improved ** I Robert King ,High returns ., But the French diplomat also was said to have told the lotter was caught 1n't year exce eded the 1964-65 physical education programs, ties .tfter classes again to Seminole County this President at their meeting Tuesday that the Hanoi regime is rholm 3n-M9 .LIA BARTOS Theoretically. tax loss selling incre-used participution in out~Iigure by 5(*,,000. School officIt is proper then thut purFriday. He'll speak at Forest in no mood to negotiate a cease-fire, the Times reported. depresses prices even fu rt her door acti A benefit Fashion Show featmis halve predict... a sizable Lake Academy at 10 15 am vities and more nour- enta he afforded an opportun- DECA ii but there is evidence that many ishing mculs. ! increitse for this yeur's. session. . Bob must like us. ity to see and taste whut the other traders will be in the mnrschool lunchrooms at 1-it sari• ket to pick up good low-cost point tlmt public school service Sprinrs Community Library A special three-judge federal court, In NEW YORK (AP) , It will probably be denied ous public schools are ser v ing buys It has alwa y s been that riterI n a utul consumer Wednesday in the Educational 21 decision, has given its assent to the merger of the Penn 1. i but Doug Stenstrom has his their tLfsprmg C..v 25th 1 Sanford Ave. lt.umonte 'ourc for Florida-grown pro Building of the ces on Sd Herlong's seat slunia and New York Central railroads The merged line fore next April 15. Buffeted by a tumult of opin- The small trader, called the Ions throughout the year, same odd.lottcr because he buys less small investors finally have ar- than 100 shares of a stack sit nne rived at a simple. clear decision time, has not always chosen wisely. There Is a thenr' In to sell Amerlea" r Llf t, FALLING DOWN099 r *.. FALLING DOWN , -7foym/ A LLIN (; DOWN 0 0 6 • fory, five, and Susan, three- its third annual United Activ- 04SIPEE II resident-s of areas ripped by lnez In her first rampage atross saying it was not public funds the state were warned not In take down the storm shutters. Blocked by an immense high pressure system over the until the moneys are turned into the Counts Commission Gulf, the killer storm stalled after hitting the Dry Tortugas, (18 Howe ver he did say not one of miles we st of hey West., with gusts clocked at up to 12fl his clerks gets more than $125 mile' an hour per week By Jane Caast'lhcrry and-one-half years old. Lyman High School launched . . - io 6 I 1~. .. y L T -. C d ae Drive aunc ed Af Lyman an " - - tion. And they raised the downpnymcnt On StOCkS. in the forms 11 "" F' stock must be sold before the American and New York Stock end of 1966 lIlt Is 1-n be repor ted exchanges warned about specu: .1 ' , Paper losses don't count.. The produced wild swings. Both the ' 4, W 1 V World News In Brief in the Tax Collector's office is %vaters, and threatened to turn back again to Florida. S4,200 per year among the ten Southwest Florida was pInceil on it hurricane watch and regulars. R- collec tor . of $3.10 a to showu the salary schedule rind Mrs. Jake Whitaker who breeds also is available. moved to Seminole County sevThe Whitaker%. she is from ago to locate hi Ohm and he from Alabama, eral I '~. . f! lative binge in stocks that went Sman investors were in the I ' ____ Ml MI (AP) - hurricane Inez ground to an ominous A verage sa lary aniong clerks 'top toda In the Gulf of Mexico, drew new fury from Its warm SR Raising, breeding, and sell. taker's Kennel ~ miles northôf ing registered thoroughbred proximately 1-' the trafficlight in downtomm e, Chihuahuas a n d poodles is the business of ? St id ser n e for all three TI sa l ary for reg• trial in the -n rind thoqc who work -on the. 11 in 7 shift get 'O additional. Located On SR - 41 9 ö Finani*ial : * I . - thrt in '.%Ivillolial lio--rital fig ti Whitaker's Kennels I1., ARH\ VERS1IEL "The Nili ' aliftirb ""'-- Etnhlkht1d 1908 --- WEI)N!I)Ay No. 21 198:; killing, the court ordered that the second trial "he changed to some county other than l)nlins." CI ____ River •lOh OR I'lione 322 tfon for a change of In granting Ruby n new on the St. , 9 ion by the three-Judge com said flint 0nIInR Dl. .Judge Joe 13. Brown should have grnnied 11tilry'n, mo- .4 I& * -t or It . 4 * Comity / - . - f' • ' L- '. . - - . . / / . •t •, • • - . , - /11 - .. //1 - ront arm 'The , i ren B*igger, ea t 'ipe r o ay s 11 sj ( ' i t IFIF11 0 -. , a 00 ! I~ ~ . 1. , 0 11 L * . . . Fashion Show d Librafy In Altamonte activi- .. - . I Amoco MR THE GAL I IN A HURRY • - r color in / 6--ft. qW LESS THAN 5 Minu+es ; :; Acmiereed Preces&q whb wiltenn disti6eflo" of color Harriett' s ! I "W . I BEAUTY NOOK I PH. 322-5742 I 05 S. OAK AVL ___________________________________________ _____________- I ea 0 t I ~ ,. IS 1 SOON0 COMING Don't wait until the % . rGo 09 NO: :,Oft . ' I II • .',. • . 6 CLEANED & SERVICED. i- Ho "I fil" - OUR UST! 11 HIGNSAI I S I New A 6 " 45 1 t PHONE 1i . i ; -~I LEWIS ; 11 ~ .--. . . MAU ..----• PACKAGE] am W17H I ALES & SERVICE -- 1~ I :% -. 1 $ - .. -:":~ 0 I ijhEi," ! I FOPUL" PRIC0 I -- Vou 10 % ga ve $ rmne smaller roads, headed by the Eric-Lackawanna, until Fri ., . i.. .... C~*.::.~:* , .. . X.. :~:::::::~ ` ..% ~ ::::,:-:%%.-,.$1~~.:~-x.X-'.., il-ii, 0... . 41 TEL. 322-9180 , ~ • ; I steen an round T e " A two-prong drive to speed up Commerce. have little difficulty obtaining ity. John 1~ader and .X. Edwill ster"..'trom, Benedict said the planning and ultimate construe-While It was not mentioned In necessary rights-of-way. He ShinhoI'er. ILmii trid Kirk re t mti. already has a survey for • *' tion of a new Osteen bridge on fact it was obvious Stenstroni's said, ho%wver. that Volusia presentati%vs, respectively iii the road alignment from SR-46 Both Pinecrest • SH-415 over the St. Johns River sh'ategy was that it is ii, .,t neces- County long [ills discarded thL. Seminole County. said S.,hupping Plazas are bidding a ATLANTA, Gat. (AP) - Georgia voters were offered 3 launched at an informal sary to await the termination practice or placing "top prior- %Notild support the project. if! 11111111-ArY J)LIU3 f0r 4 25400t for a movie houiie. An official write-in choice for governor toduy when a citizens group en- WH level. of the Florida State movie dorsed once-defeated Ellis G. Arnall In opposition to Democratic iunclieoflflieeting Tuesday at of Cloy. Ilnydon Burns' iuiniln- ity' on projects, leaving that their candidate is elected, Jim Spencer's restaurant. istration and tile start of a new decision to the State Road Dechain (owns the soon-to-be-de- and Republican nominees. lit response to ,a query by' Wontinued on page 2) Volusla and Seminole Counties iidmninistratiori next January. j)artmneut. lie did say that Vol. funked Ritz Theater) said they Ar-nail, loser In the Democratic primary runoff to segrega' were pulling out as a "Policy" tionist. Lester C. Maddox, was decided upon shortly before 1 Joined forces and obtaliiid (rain Attending the luncheon-meet- usia will cooperate to the fulling were metilhers of the %1olu- est extent in obtaining a new move and hud it on good au. a.m. by a committee set up at a meeting of several hundred sia and Scininolo County coin- bridge. t1aurity a movie will be located persons. iiiISSlOhlt'I'H, Mayors A. I. Wil. at one of the plazas \Vi!liam Benedict. SIR) disict • * • son, of Sanford, and It. C. Patengineer at DeLmmnd, said pre. , South Seminole Jaycees are mIte, of New Smrmui Beach i-c ce'tiuit had been established for The resignation of Fred Kent of TALLAHASSEE (AP) doing something for the teens jmtcseiitativeq of the Seminole a high le'd bridge with no draw . cksonville as chairman of the State Junior College Board wait . 7 County mid New Smyrna lit-ach in 1-4 o%,cr tile St. Johils. tie ,, in a teenage night club in withdrawn Tuesuay aer Kent conferred Wiil JUV. .iUY I Oil ( liamubers of Conuiie'rci and pointed out a low-level bridge Casselberry Shopping Center Burnes and State School Supt. Floyd Christian. I (ither dignitaries. I WOUld require a draw. with it Christian sat beside the governor and Kent stood in the Stenstrorn recalled ttiiit the $25,000 uniiu&mI maintenance cost this Friday night with a top I . .. I-ack of the governor's office with State Treasurer Browurd ,;, Gov. Farris Dryikilt 11(fininistranume band. At this point. Stenstroin 1x)int11 I . • • Williams as Burns announced the results of the cO,i(CI't-'IirC. 111)11 In hub budgeted $600,000 for ed out that The Sanford Herald Sanford lost close to 10,000 a new (hiteen bridge hut the in Momlimy's e di t i on quoted telegallons ci wa ter during a '* planning "fell through" because j)tione Iiitei'v(ews with Robert .,* break on Hwy. 17-92 across of (li(krt'flces as to the type of King hUgh and Claude Kirk, Negotiators In th e General Electric WASHINGTON (AP) from Alix of Miami plant. One Corp. labor dispute get down to hurd barguitillig today after s,nin to be constructed. whether Democratic and Reptiblicall it 25.'itjt Iligil bridge with no candidatc.i. rvs1wvti%, el),. for woman's house wus comPletely beuring a special White House panel warn that a strike would -flooded " city crews cleaned beriously hurt the Viet Num war effort. (11"1%v (Jr. as desired by the go%,t-rnor. that they %%,ould plave DOUG, S'1% NIST11051 out the mesa. CMIA of Engineers, a 45 foot the Osteen bridge on top prior. Resumption of the talks hulted since Sunday, when Pres0 0 0 threatened nationwide union %Yilltird Peebles, district memhigh-lovel bridge such its preident Johnson won a delay of a Tbere's no mention on that ber of the State Road lioard, a send) on Interstate 4 over the Herald Index fire district ballot that Uie wa E. Simpkin. At odd& are the giant electrical coinpimy said the Pledge to file within three-four 8'. Jot ro. ------ - -- -- ) . FLASHUGHTS & BATTEF i HURRICANES ""A' BE IPPMAUD! i 0 SHUTHING PLYWOOD ;mig d° ~ I 4 I and windows . , , & 700 RMCH Aft SAW*". RJL / ... '',--~~, yni bol . '.' ' • I > - ",:,,~., I \.".,, h... ,,~..e,`,, ~ , .. -.#. . il - . . . - • ,.j. 1. I '' -.~,. , -74. t 4 , ,,.,. 0 I . ...,Savinys IN '- - authority to levy znilage. • • AFL-CIO People should know thus. non o Electrical International '/ NEW CAR FINANCING V7 $4.50 Fu 14"*" 2 Pvt Yew ;,I,I . I ;I I Call 322.1611 bridge permit with time U. S. County comninissimi ihairziian, hiridgu ..........................................Prearrange Your Auto Loan Army Corps of Enginctrs.('I'Iic pointed out (lint this etmuidy hits Clussifkd ads ................tiA7A Ask For Ralph Puzold or Jrn Doucettu, - * ii JeLOWPA ,$,rAAFM#A0 till ACE HARD WARIE 4;t "', . VA, '- .. 'i ------- I * '. , ~1. ,,-I ~",-""'f ,1.,', ,'-'-L , our WASHINGTON' (U111) - President Johnson today was sim- nlivigal)lt. wata-l- ways In the new bridge and latis budgete(I Dear Abby Hey, the flmt bulkhead out ....... I .................... 611 $1.76 ' to sipend the lake front was laid in bured of authority by billion on the war on poverty UI)itcqI Slides.) for it flew alignment to connect Editoriul pago ........................ 6 -but there In guing to be a good deal of 11ouise-Henste barguinWday. Peebles' pledge follom-d what %vith Slt-40 near the Cameron E114- 111ki'llikent .................. 6 It .7 It 'jile on just how hu ean spend it. lie good iiaturedly ternied it Avenitu illiersect loll. 1101-011cullo ....... ...................... The price tag on the antipoverty authorization bill hi just "trap" laid by Douglas Stew Nobody zsi'cd us but we lirmiris Sinarmi, 'olu'da County Jt.tatiuuumi Ill (eel no young football player hut the President. requested. 'I he Senate Ia 'mmcd Its *2.6 hil- strwii, (:lhliJ 111011 of tIme bug owuImibslonvr, termed the Society ..............................211-Jib should be allowed to put on l'on version back to his spendiug levels Tuesduy before approv- range plannilig conifilittee of tile bridge 1i Joilit ,1ie111i11()Ie-Volu!ji1j Sports ........................ ... .. ,,, A. A a Jer"y unit" he is iusured, ing tho measure on a 49.:!o vota. Seminulu "unty Chdinber of laoiect. adding his counly would TV ....... . ................................... 711 GATOR LUMBER -- --- - -- E - - ! ...,~;~.....:~.:,.:.:::::~.~.-:. they won't be getting more cggressive forces must immediately withdraw from Viet Nuni- U40 HIAWATHA AVE. - ..X.:.:.~.:. ..:"X -., -k%X . lollipops during the next fiscal lock, stock and barrel," Chen Yi said. year. I ' 25th Stree cmd Fork Ave. G" iiiARi • county commissioner , TAPE Ill • • • . MASKING ~ ! I .. ( J~i 1 , 0 ... ,w%, N* am!-'- ~ : ____________ Ben Franklin Stores I .. HONG KONG (UPI) - Communist Chinese Foreign Blinititer Chen Yi diminished hopes for a negotiated peace in Viet he'll talk about county govern- Nam today. Ile told a visiting African delegation there can be ment. Will tell the kids where no peuce talks until the United States withdrawn all its forces. their Wx dollar goes and why "The people of the whole world are clear ... that the U.S. S ' Shop early for best selecfion and sizes .1-.-.,.r.-.-.'..P-... .. -rw7 . :~: .r,.....*.*.%..*. .-------F:.: .% ...% i Civic class at Oviedo high school Thursday. John said ______ 1 Costumes and 0 ~ Supplies Party 14 AR and LOUNGE Soo" ftL 2617 W. Country club ad. 6 * '~ " ~ " " . N& . -' . )If I SMITH EE a .. %%., •.%\ \ F.~LJJ . I you forgot) will speak to the . ! HAL I I ~: Aad 322o79291 1 ~ - II C Tiowl 4 1) , t Plaza in conjunction with Mid- and our farmers will have an enflc e market. Florida Tech. -.,~e.,, COCKTAIL HOUR ~~` 0 6 PJA. - 7 P.M. NAME ON $ • Hurricane hnsdorf, Butch McDermott, Ed vegetables waen other aigricul ft nation r orris, Keith tumid areas of Clegg, Charles I I -1 If whun %he Leesburg congress- would be the largest in the nation. in granting the go-ahead Tuesday the court, hocer, man retires I y Craft Club I ' . I ZDDLE&DDLE I ed in the DuBary area during Sweeney Jr. the last cancer drive. The public is invited. and - I 41 1I .4 H igh Headquarters Sehool Distributive Education raleals duily in the lunchrooms. A tremendous uniount of gro- from the library. Club. Taking part in the candlelight ceries are required to feed that ceremony were J ohn Causey. niuv people each day. in fact, rs. h bb president; Curt. Rider, vice the duil.r cost of supplies will Formul opening of a High . The Holiby Craft Club of to $1701000. president Dia ne Bogar, and rU ,i Other officers installed were Heudquiirters in Dt'Barv a big Chuluota will hold its first tr: furmers play MiHs Aliee Sawyer. first vice scheduled for 7 p.m. today. Of- Bob Threudgill. the new club year meeting of U-f to Members were reminded of role in providing foodst f s president; Mrs. Adum Bfuller, fiees, with Mrs. Chairles, Ulricli at I p.m. Wednesday at the secretairy; Col. Kenneth Flook, in charge, will be located tile purposes of the orguniza. meet tho5e needs. It has been percent home of Mrs. Pearl Jackson. estimated that about 80 treasurer; Dr. John Cnlle.tte, across from the DeBary Post tion to d eve l op l ea dership, CI') conscience, professional respon- of the supplies are produced in All members and interested medical director; Dr. Francis Office women of the area are invited is Monaco, scientific director; Mrs. A political rall y and first ambiliry, and social intell igen ce. Becaus; this state is blessed to attend. O the r • inernsU e RichOtto Braun, publicity ; Mrs. A. meeting of the DeBur3' Demoser, Meredith Nolund with four' or more growing seaPeer, lay director; Mrs. M. crutic Club for the season will ard Connie Dyer, Marty Babbitt, sons, the Florida farmer is in -ld at 7:30 p.m. Wednea"' s He 0 sack, co-chairman, and Mrs. A. day in the Fire Hull, with Club joim Fa king iam, 0 C -' Bonnie can market fresh fruits and Hinson, educati onal committee President Chester Reurich pr-c- tham, Roger Herota, II NOW S ducts. With virtuully every ser- Springs Community Chapel. Refreshments will be served tion of the suite experiencing a k.-.. . . 0 . - BlcLin, Valorie Norris, Donald out of production. 4 is hoped. therefore, .a Smith,' Terry Cornelis Jim Florida-grown more and Goodin, and Steve Harmon. Installation of officers is prod ucts are serve in our pub1 for their pust services in the Willium R. Conway, William scheduled for "A pan., Oct. 11, ut lie achoul lunchrooms. Our chilunit. A total of $901 was collect- M. Gillespie and James H. ROmUlUS' Restaurants in Colonial dren will have nourishing meals your hea+er : West Volusia, Cancer Unit installed Harvey Dunn, of Enterprise, no; president at the recent annual instullation and awards dinner. Gave] was presented by MiHs Helen Snodgrass, retiring president also of Enterprine. New MemberS At Lyman ' imool populutiofl explosion, the at 10 am and the show will LOOK WHAT HAPPENED future potential is ustounding. begin at 10:30. Background TO PLAIN OLD JEANS 11v JANE CASSELBER111' For exanip!e, there ure about orgun music will be pluyed by Instullution of iiew members conducted t luncheon at 181) days in each school year. Mrs. D. P. Hartman. Door im. 100% cot4on sprinkled all the Tradewindt; Cufeteria in This year, there will be about prizes will be awarded. over W16 prairie prints. West Nursery services will be avail. with ribbed co"on knit lop in pupils taking their 700,000 Cutiselberry by Lyman High able at a nominal fee across "choing colors. Sizes 8.16. for the Negro area, Mrs Berthu aiding Newman, service chairman, and Speakers will be. Fred karl, bIrs. Ernest C. Galleilkwill). representing Robert King High, general canipaign chairman. Democratic nominee for gayAwards were presented to ernor; Senator D. D. CovingMiss Snodgrabs and Mrs Muller ton Jr., and Representatives last minute fo get ; I , .-4 . hi Cancer ALITOCOLOR CAP Develops ztmom; sPeCtI(mfl is tiring Sehoo, Lunch eel w ch I In- observed throughout tile Uij- • WE NOW HAVE THE ~ I Dunn Installed . . 4 ' I .1 , , -, ..I, 'I ;r a - - i1. . 0 "Old - - Mon ! I .-il ; MLNML* I 11; 1 EPIC ~ 01 "S e rving ., _______________ V ., *1 I I I ,., --- I - . .. -. - •'T• ----- :m- --~ ____ .. -... . -- -- .- -- -- , - -- . 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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>, October 03, 1966; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bd49cef8658c04d0cbffeaec5a2d658a.pdf 89638b6ff3c22b66ebaf88ae265a8e16 PDF Text Text ������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 31, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 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/c709bbf2ff7558d1606decc51e15b644.pdf 778925f64942d0d7862a1b1799e95ffa PDF Text Text ����������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 30, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 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>, September 30, 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